http://66.213.69.5/files/original/603e8dae1994ca981fc47e5a7c373d27.pdf 88935ebfd8ceac20cf1e264f089f77be PDF Text Text . .. . f~=:;~~=~::~=~~ eord bop foolbaU alter lbegame PomcroyRutlaad on Saturday night Sept. 11 from 18 to U p. m. at tbe Rutland Grade School Gym. The Jays will provide tbe music. All i ' ' Ruth Riffle Named Valentine Gir ~-·'' ' ~ . . ~ In · ~· ~ · iilat the jl!lo'. ~~ washed ' · AlbblOok Oli O!, Oimgress. · For Secrest 1111' problem 11 11 a 'leleran ~MlOD ~~00..a -rtabli. "old frlerid" ' r~rl wilb vOL;n in ~ ella~ Pro)ectlng l!ltl JjfrsOIIallty wllflln ""'llhort lllru! of the. -~~. new Pd to their home in Mountain View, Calif., after several day visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- form• .· i cllaricl li .COIIIJ4et0cf ' hjs chief prdJ>IeiD. .' . e t71b Dlilrict neth Davis of Rutland. ... OGl~ ~~ .,. . ~..JttJ?~~ ··~b.ftro~, ~t About Eqttal With.l'olitic~ 1~h~oLI~m~ , Jiro~-1111 ~·He ~style, .,~••. (riiiDCII1. . . , . iypa .1'!l •• wilD bu . · ~ ,aD!(\ to leeo·agers from Pomeroy and Rutland are invited. ,-.( ' dJ (II o:s.,,.. :10 I- - ' Tile Rallaad Red !levU Booster Club will bold a re- ' . rejlc· ,!Jlnalcqn•~e!Y, to; the oon.r: tllbtlng.. 1'111. ea\ ~~ of II 1n11 wa1 ID '·liul old" 17th wlllcll Albbroo'k repre- oented but 11 lncl!*'es Mus- kl\lallll1 tl'ld G~rils~y counties wtlk& strongholds ·w~ ~~ 1111111. 'okl 11th• Boutheul Ohio dll1;rict. •., The dltlrlct 11 considered maJ'Ilnal with qcb ·candidate 111en a l8lr or better chance to win., 11 will gel considerable attention during lhe nest seven weekS .. · , . So far, 11 Is the. ooly .district 1n wbiclt oemocrall '-<• doing . mucl! aerlous talklnl!a bout re.pla<:lnJ 1 Repub!lcan congress•. n. 'fi!li is lhelt No. 1 target ill fb u Bliekeye Republican ooqresemea ll8 concerned. The GOP IJ equally eonlldenl and detA!nnlned to ma'q a fl&hl for the dlstrlcL , candl~les Bolb are worklnl ury bani and tboae on the sldelioes who like to watch a good pollUoal scrap figure thll. . 18 it. Personalities, . ISsues and organization wlll .ligute heavily ln. the results. The outcome could upon whether the Johnson is up or down in the pubbe mood at the lime. Whilo Ashbrook faces the problem of winning back tho moderotes who left him In 1964 the problem for Robert Taft Jr. 811 he tries lor a comeback In dep~ adm!Dis~atlon Cincinnati II to will f1f/er the eon...,allvo voterl: ~. It may seem a little .atrange Bepubllcan'a 10n 11)11 have problea with the . cooservaUve wiDI of the party hot thai is the ·Word mak· lng the rounds in Cincinnati. Tall wu a leader ill: thl House during hi' term u con· grossman . at - large In enact.. ing the 1964 clvU rights btU. This and some other votes for Johnson programo, usuaUy Ill modified form, and his general ...pporl of the United Nallons may cause him oome trouble ID November. Taft'o contest with first-term. . lbat the late <OIIS!dered Dip 1 • eon.sldered Dip Ill luek ml c:aukl be a major turning point In Tall's future. II had been taken almost lor granted -and that wu a part of his 19M probletn -that. be would foltow biJ lather mto the Scnall!. 1964 llut changed the time. laDle for Republicans all over lhe country. 'l1lls Ume II Is al· most the win..,.,.get-out-slage for 'rail lba Is wily former Vice Pres)den Richard M. Nixon oould oay In his recent Cine innaU speech that ll was a "naUonal objective" of the Democra!lc pariy to "purge Bob Tall lro1ll pahllc Ute." Tbe jlopesten IIIIo lilt r~ ., · : other I'OI!III'es,alollll . c:krle enou«b to Jllerlt Include the 3rd ;nwae lllt!t • W1ber befJ!8 cballenged by state Sen. Charles , tbelr Day!Dn dlstnct; the 1Qlh . In Southeastern Ohto where Jil.' cumbellt Democra Waler ! .Moeller and Clarenc:l! eontesUng, and tbe new t-. , w h 1 c b covers about ball fll.c, ·" Franklln County and ma=.' t slate. Rep. Clmlmers P. 'fly. ,. ·' and Democrat Rubert .Vflil ,.. Heyde. ' W• J, Miller~ TODAY'S THOUG.Ht"' i.' Dovoted•~O Thl GreiM' Middle Ohio ValkV ttdintl . •A good l!lciety Is I ~ to I toad life for . .. • ', ; eompooe U: 101 -~ -·'· ..via, .. eue~~- ,.. lh . .... aceout.'' - ..... ·~.... , THREE SECTIONS ~~;---~~~~~~~;1-8,--19_6_6·--------~---,--w-4-d•-~~----------------------P-RI-CE__l_O__~ ~--~~~------------------------------------~· ' '• , AI . • H ' In DMZ lWith Heavy Bombs D "But you said you wan~ed to cook out tonight: Over 340 Members of Hanoi's Elusive 324B ·Outfit Killed Saturday in Tmp Maneuvers CROW'S STEAK HOUSE Phone 992-5432 BAHR CLOTHIERS i, TONIGHT lhru SUNDAY Sept, 16-17-11 Patty Duke As Teetering "BILLIE" f Jim Backus Jane Greer (Techulcolor) You'll find the best Mortgage Loan for a growing family Riglat #ere/ Younger couples, especially, want the most economical Mortgage Loan they can get. That meA"" Cll8 of OUl clearly· "1W.od" and all that I The NOW look of London is brought slateside i" all-wool coordinates for fall by Jean Castle. Americanized version o! the ribbed Pcnr BOJ w1th bas~et wea¥e yol<e 34-40 9.95 Coordinates with lined, heather• ~~ pants, 8-20, 13.00. Long·sleeve Poor Boy features hori2lllnlal · 'hl~g at cuffs and bottom. Sizes 3442, 9.95 It's teamed with a slim, fully-lined , ... Ju;st skirt, 5-15 and 8-20, 12.00. All m yummy frosted sltailes al Brk:k, Fem, Tea4 or Plum wool. stated, no-red-tape bank Mortgage Loans ••• with iuunediate action and paymenm that fit right into a g.rowing-fam. ily's budget! At down-to-earth cost, too. Buyin& w building. come ae us NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. · POMEROY NATIONAL BANK krvi'IJI Mrigs County for over 94 yetJTI RUT~D PONmROY c I Member Federal Reserve System llember rederlt Deposit IDiurance CorporaUon SATURDAY •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ARE OPEN FROM 9A.M. to 9 P.M. AGOOD TIME FOR FAMILY SHOPPING Murderer . �... . .. . . ~ ,. I I 'i / I,J '· ' .. ~ / '' ) ' f" ' lt. '' Mao Still..Besiegid HONG KONG (UP!) Powerful "enemies" within the "CI\Inese Communist party are plotting the overthrow of Mao ~se-tung, the o!Octol magatlne of the Central Committee said Saturday. It Indicated Red China was 1n the throes of a ~itanic power struggle with . Mao's purge of his opponents far from over. ' The authoritative publication .Red Flag repeatedly defined "~c - ->~ H·' J·p· ·s·"··'-:.j,:. . ·" · Iii#'; • "' .' ' youthful Red Goard movement "deification" of Mao had failed to Intimidate el~ wiping out opposllloit to his ments within the party which "fanatical, anU·Sovlel"· policv.) had voiced opposition to some The editorial in effect was\"an of Mao's policies. admission by Mao and Lin that (Soviet hewspapen! Saturday they · still facel powerful nd carried denur~ciations of Mo dangerous oppoNtlon. Ob~rand his "cultural revolution" by ~er.s said it 'ldmade clearer the British, Spanish, Czech and 1 than . ever ~at the power Bulgarian Communist parties. struggle began at tho highest i/the British charged the cam- party levels and db!>lously goes paign was aimed at the dO)l'll' to 111~ _rice ·roOts. . ~ ' ' SAIGON <UP!) - Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said Saturday that last Sunday's national elections •'gave the lie" to Viet Coog claims of wide influence ~ South Viet Nam, and warned the Communists probably would chan11e their tactics. 0 1 Although he dKid not speedll ~ lhll ch,anges, Y hint t e th! ''enemies'' of Mao and his 2 The Sunday Times Sentinel Sunda 5e"t COmmunists how COJ,Ild' be , · - - - - - - - - -_ _..;.'_ _;.Y;,.•;,;.;"~ - ';,.·..;.;;,_...:,.._ expected w concentrate more ·~.pparent heir, Defense Marshal , 011 SfOttered atta<ks , ill small ··ttn Piao, as "Including party• ,., , ·' ' •• m;d< _ e_':lheir -·ence ,.~Qiders In the highest posts.", .,. "",' . They were not named. however. an address twfore the ' ... Observers here said logically •· ·Ui'or<!ign Correspondents AssOCI· this would be the clearest " Viet Nain, Ky also said J!"!ication yet that President not think it would be for Amertcan or : Un Shao-chl and those closest i W him are leaders in the VIetnamese troops to Invade ~ &trugl!lle for power being .waged ' Nprth VietNam. 1 1'his was a reversal of an i in mainland Ghln.t. Llu wa& l regarded for years as Mau':s earlier statement saying the he1r-apparent and his recent ! war would drag on for up to 20 : downgradmg in favor of Lm ' ye4f5 unless the Communist : appeared to support this thesis. i heartland were attacked. ''] think we can stop · The edttorial was publistwd m ! ~ Peking newspapers and relayed ; Infiltration of North VIetnamese by' .establishing an elfective ; by Radio Peking m do.nesttc I ; broadcasts rnooitored In Hong m<litary control aouth of the ,Kong. 17th parallel If we have enough 1 Observe!'! here said the trpops," Ky sold. ed1torial indicated that the - I ' ' I ' ! • ~ . I j ' . Ar~ . " Se~~~nceslor ·) ;:: · 810C ·S· i ,. 1-~~~- 27.'-~r'?l,' enc~ ~lihi three ·1!1loV "'~1~;1~, mon Plea~ ~urt by Judge Jc'· C. Bacon. Land~!'• who l~t ml1!1'h held a·' llh<le·' a\' !'lie iHr~E{ot i>e~utY Sherlft -Carl UJset~ hel~· him and .an~t~~~ dep~tul &Uil"'?i~t, and 'then stol~ a l\l)llc• crUJseP. plead<d tla!Uty to· •lnfonnaHbnab · affi~ .••Ill). prepar!'d, t>r Prosecutor B't!fnard V Fu1tz -L.landers' :was ·aenteneed lo a 1i! ye~ stax in ,th~ state peniwrlliary on a' ·'gland ' larceny cinltlje: ani SilO years" on sepa, rate charges of assault with a , deadly tbeft. In recent yegrs, the e~tertainl)len' ,world hat been steadily infiltrated by new faces begring , famous ngmes-the show. busines•·'minded 'off~. spring of many lorig-estgblished stars. Infiltration seems to be escalating to invasion as the new television season geh under way. Seve~l of the top new shows are featurin~ chips off the "I~ blocks in starring roles. Here are three of them.. ~ ~- ' ~~ 1 · : l '" ·!. 1 • 1 Je••irlocok, • ,. , • -~ .. den< of al 3:10 Med1cal he had • WILL ATTEND FARM SCIENCE REVIEW - Hannan Trace and Kyger Creek Agnculture Departments will be attending the Farm Science Review •1 Sept. 21-23, at Ohio State University. Shown above left to right ar~ Layne, Kyger Creek, County Extension Agent Bryson Carter, and Lee H~nnan Trace . The boys will be attending as a part o£ their vocational ·,v,.o,11c,eadtuJOI•":dal we W. Sheets. 49. • restRt. 218 , GaiiJpohs. died a.m., Saturday, at Center Hospital. where been a patient since Wf1inesday. He had been in (Continued Frum Page One) , ,,. raw I!:rger D B <~00 , ,,· !'l~ht Statesl~ty abo~lfaRJcky~rKtnCo~ltton, Mcr'f(diJo';~J;ov aitte~o 0 1 I Mr to Sheet,~, Loan_ I p,;,, ~.'!2" : Mon lai~ng .V.atth lor f>ve years. was born m l.. '' ' ' an twp., Jan. 20, 1917, son " ·" ', Ithe late Clark and Plum a Houck Rhod,s' Record i• I Edwartl• Honored Fil!l!in• Rt>turn• ' 1sheets. He is survived by Exainple savs SoJt'be brother. Mor(on ShePIS Snr<···· ~ While on Leave To 8: • ir field H ceded · d th MANSFIELD, ObiO IUPI) - 1 I I ' e was pre . lD ea ' ~ The record of the admamstraWilham IB1Jl) Ffiwards of Army ,Pvt. Gary L. Figgins, by two brothers and a S1ster, 1 I ' Knowlton, lion ol Gov. James A. Rhudes Pomeroy was honored at a PIC· son of Mr. and Mrs. Maunce ' Howard who was killed ID 1\'irld j W,\SHINGTON (UP!J - Big- I th•l of the 3 7 million farms in i ger Jlay checks are lf' for the United Janet should serve as an example lor nic recently at Maplewood Figgms of return- War II, Russell, In inlaney, lnct I some r8<l,OOO hit")i' !)lin's 'dl WIIIO e),,"""' • fft Armjl•• , l,p • hjl,r ~ Ji ...•. 1\'f~r, the federal government, state .Lake. Edwards is on leave from ed to Ft. Belvoir, Va , alter Mrs. Owen <Faye) Walters. 1 1 a re'st'tt' about 3n farms 'as' ore 1nali I• lftii< Wrler, 1Attorney a 7neral Wilham B. basic training at Ft. Benning, three IJlbnlhs temporary duty His Melba Thorn· Jr Cer l for Trans Salisbury Sa be 'd s turd Ga., and will altend ~n•1nee1· at the u S. MI' I>'<ary A-demy ton, who Is th• boOkkeeper at of the 11ew mimmum wage ·blll ,,, , , , ,!'' . · • , • x sal a ay. 1:. ~ '-"sent to ihe White lkLh l' ~ly , ei~hf st'~. ~es~ h~ve more Srtp16, Pon;eroy. 1 "What th1s admmistration has ing School at Ft. Leonardwood, at West Pomt, N.Y. 1lradm stahon WJEH. took pl·ace tHan ,;.ooo I;I'tn~s that_r6uld,be Ray~~tld. ~- Russell to Betty provided lor Ohio m the way of Mo Juiy 4, 1962, and she survives. For the first time In ·tn? so' co,verftl, Y~r 1J0rJ~~h saiq.}hey Russell, .45 _a~:rl': ~l>sbury. JObs and ~rogress should stand · I With 174 ot»er soldiers from Mr. Sheets was a member year history of t~e m1mmUm ~:e· .~no:?tl~ .~r~<~nsas, ) C<~pt ._ ~~h~~ .sa~e:f1eld, ,dec., to as an example m Washington," Attending the picnic were lola the Engineer Center, he taught the Mercerville Baphst cn,<rcti. wage law, protecho11 was ex- n1a,, Co.~orad,,6, tJond_q, .M iss_IS,· Rasco.: SaHerfJeld: ,Cert. for said ..S,axbe, who is seeking re- Bartrurn, Mrs. Leonard Van 1technical skills to West Pmnt lServices will be held at l "' , T . Middl..._.t . Meter. Mrs. , Viola Edwards 1 ' church at 2 p Moud "'!"'• • electlon along with Rhodes ' cadet~ durmg the summer pro. .m., ay. Iended to .some 400,000 fctnners. , Sippi. Nortn ~..moli11a a'Ja rans., II provides lor a $1 an. hour i texfs. .,. . .. ,. ' ClJffbrd a. 1ftou.'fh, Milhe 0. • Mr~ and .Mrs. Charles Pugh . Bruce- Umoe will officiate, mimmum sr..ting •Fe~. l. 'l'iUi "" Rwsn to Glen 0. Deeltr, Doris and family, David Keller and gram. BelvOir sold<ers were · bur~al will be m R\dgelawn 1 1 JS • cent meses m each of Six _states -- Vennont, Wt'!st M.- oeeter, •·l !SQ acre: Wvc. NelsonviUe Scbool David Hendncks all of Pome- picked to mstruct on the basiS /cemetery under d rection of the following._,~ years. V<rg1rua ; ··Rhode JOisiBnd. ·Now: Leonard Dalley, aka Leonard Has $657,200 Grant roy . Attendmg from Columbus of lrai,ru?g and sk<ll and the Miller's Home for Funerals. ' Hampshiro, !\"lash ~<~~td ' Dela-, F. Dailey , Helen Dailey to Uml· COLUMBUS (UPI) T be were Mr. and Mrs. Everett ability Iii teach. Pvt. Figgms IS Friends may call at the funeral Covered under tht · law are ware have fewer lh;m TOO each. ed States, .11 acre, Easement, feder.cij Ec Young and family, Gloria L11· 1a 1965 graduate ol North Galha home Sunday afternoon, and on1 farmers employing "~even- /Jt the >enutor Said . ILf~ilj!W 1)\1 iD\\ I ',' I ' I Adrllinl It ~ <tgnolo and Elaine GT!mm. I High School. I til the hour of the service. mole hands and large< ·groups or[ -ltQbJiiA.JLJilllllilliMn. Ein-. -$651 ooo" • IOn ' VIETCONG BldwOi~.· has ~r home flnencinl.'' secured by fll'lt . mortg...I Check with ,UI for • homo loan tallorelf to your.,... marriag~ ·t~ GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. 01 1 rm t,t,M. , H'e~M," ·1 Devoe •• .' • , ...• .. , 'refi •, PAINT 1 ! ' ~ ', \ I I ' . BLUE CROss· BLUE SHIELD. ' of'~entral Ohio · . .. helps pay hospital bills Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc. •.. helps pay doctor bills • 1 ANNUAL· COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT 1 MEIGS THEATRE l'Oi'ltGHT thru TU!SDAY HERMAN'S HEIIMITS In "HOLD ON" (Techmcolor) IIerman 's Hermit! Shelley Fabaret Riu .'iilwre W reeks ~~t~" Drive·ln TONIGHT ,, Sue Ann Lanadon Featurett• Wednelday, StptemHr 21 NOT OPEN Patty Duke AI "BILLIE" Jim Backus ~NIIKE EYES gin Mleltele Valenlbto, 18, of Bergenleld, N.!.1 1 novel vltw of tlte wer!GI oa lllllllY daya at New Jeroefl PaU..dea Am-meal Park. Jane Greer (l'echnlcolor) -and-"LOVE & KISSISN Rick Nelson Kristin Nelson THURSDAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY TODAY,. MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY I ~lint gtvft. yc~ h... ~ tho beaut)' and pJOtectlon of thJH COIIO, Ihltl fi91111J ,..., On new wood 2-coat llouN ""-~~itw6616 tlmo and monty. Ito brlgh~ ,&lOllY l<nlah d.no('""' · J'' r1ln onow and mlldow ..•• ti'JOI yow ·"''dllllinli!' ' moii.V Dtcau•• ~ lute tonoer than ordlliti)! piiOW · -lrlpto Cover 11 perttCI for rop1lnt .· · · w12rk ·on wood; eurtac11 In eound candltloa -d jull ... I'coot. vou·-·find b Iii: ...... ~. . . ~~ u-tk, <U;;.~o..sc)J.....,··• 01""?1--?J II IJ-11 - IJHIBI(II'IDIImJI t..toNito, .. . .... ~- Ian fleminc's NTHUNDUBALLN jSIAN CONNERY) - ' (Technicolor) Claudine Auger Admission: 75c & 40e . ~ P,e.., Opp. 110: ALSO: ~ITO~N ,, . ' .......... · c..~ ti i 675-11" t C..h a DellYirf • IF YOU ARE UNOER AGE 65, AND ARE snF-EMPLOYED OR WORK· lNG WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEE~ NOW'S THE TIME TD GET BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD PROtECTION. I '"" THE CITY LOAN COMPANY I' VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SPECIAL NOT£ TO THOSE OYIA 15: H )IOU or your husband or wlfo ore ell&ibte for Mocli- times o( tile year, 1011 "'IY _,ply within 90 days prior care, or will bt eli&lble within tilt ne•t90 days, opply to the ~Ito 1"" become elllible tor Medicare"' tor Blue Cross 65- a spoclat ntiw i;II\IOTltlt desi&MII . requestittt an appi1CIIion fr-llle Cross o1 c.trel to liM IIP5 In Medlcan~'i "~•rt ,',>\" t:fosPi~ Pl.,_ Ohio, 174 East Lon1 Str~etr"eotumbus. Ohto 43215. Blue Orois-65 does not duplicate Medicare's HOspl!ltt cove...,.,IMII seelcs to ptOtect you-in areas Modicaro If you ahad1 hive a Blue Cross Non-Group cantnct, llld )IOU ar anyone covered ~ ~ contqcfis or will ' bt elillible ~ M9dicare within 90 -dlrs. ,bt 11ft to ' . Ytu.- l,llllot applicltlon for BIUI Crou-65 n11w at 5tGII It ~it)' 'Enrollment heldqlllrttls ,_to ~.~1)' ~~-- -lldQUirltl'l. M octw -lll,altt ~-len to BIUI'Ciau-ei ---- - ....... ' ' . Af~fl 0. ' ...... ·U ' • • • ···~ ~ . ., - '' ·i1T ~tG ..:.:..if I'M! '· I•Jai~ ENDORSED BY: --~~~--~ '· 'i ' !'#• ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: . •ur~t• . .. , ! ~ !! AI 6:30P.M. ' .. .'" '" ,·~~·ti For Members & Families TUESDAY, SEP:I'. '20th ' ., :~ eFREE STEAK QINNER "· 1''-tnt ~ . ·~ ~w WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 · CARSLINA LUMdER' Cfnd SUPPtV) CO. ' S..t. 22-23-2C Celorco~rtoona Wilmlr.gton Columbus Grandvif't'~ : Pleisak ~lew 28 , &lumbus Ready z7.U ! • • ' ' ' '~ Colun\qor IJ1llst Albany 28 Licking Heights a . i 't' ' j;t ~ ~ Kick-Off Din)ler for· 1967 Membership Drive without _chfpplnr or ;. . challclnt or cracldnl or ,..lint 1,, and SAVIS YOU MONIYI t. \.' ~ . Gallipolis, Ohio ' !' ..... V.F.W: POST 4464" '~ ,v ~ :r , ~ ' rcontinued From Page One) to war and playing the Barry 0oldwater role In Viet Nam The latest blast by the 34 1ear old Koch, who leCI 1 he priesthood In 1!163 when h I s 'i upenors recommended psvchi· ntnc treatment, w•A carried as a "statement to the pr~11s" b) the offictat Soviet news agncy Toss '( ••• II I kJ DEVOE ... . .. i UPI Briefs ··n-aa- • ' • • I .. COLUMBUS--WHILE TEENnge dr1ver1 constitute only ; 5 per cent of licensed dr1vers n the state, they .,... lnvnlved n 25 por cent of the total <rcilpnts and II per cent ~~ the fa. ai crashn. tngbway S•lety Director Wirren NP.Ison said Satunlay. Nelson ctl..t the figures to back up his demand lor comoulsory driver education t o r l •• •• ~gt ·:~~~,.,~U~b~un~,~~~;~~'~:~~ ...... House Pafnt .I _I •• I I 1• 11 ' ~. ,Triple Cover •• • W,arJ8l.)J, :1 ment 11he, rst.arte!i p"'pooe indlJfl3): tilil was trl(1d9rti .... 1 proVIde 3 reserve of seram· · t9 ,· mated tl1at it \\ill j protect U.S hog s agM\u;,~ ' !lletik J Jt , !;•r' r -· -i r erators abaul $48 ·oos outbreaks of cholera . But! ·c~,.~ ~ ~~ ""' 1 " '1~ cem~ly ··ith the <He deptltirnent SRid .;riddl'!lce : wage law, .,. .: · or·-l'lttg tllOiefir· ha s· beeri• 'rt-::1 ~· ~. 'l·' •"t '' ' ,"'~ " ' 1 . , IJ~ririg !ili!.J debate 011 'the b,1 i dJced to the polnl wHe're lh.CI" '·" "" :·II• riM· VaUey, .Flot~te· , i~ , lhe ~n~ , Set\. Rmqtr·j,t.' agre.ment 'and order ' are · no'' G:I&teludHllll\inlllood· :18 : ' FIRST YiJrbor-ough, D • T~~~~· · lQpger nect:ssary. 1 t lr .';l ill !JI.' : j r· " •· Eucijd I RICHMOND. -''--..::.C~,~ -- - --'-" '. , , . : ., _ · ·- - ~- Ct.olelon6 1Sir"Ed,..atd ~,t ., : , An AFL-CIO unit ab-~ ~· '"' I • •j "<;;~ · r !'' . . Cleveland John Marshall ,llalurda1 with p\aul slap ,. .. " ·' :. , . Cll!lfpryda's first teacherj' 1La~~ wood,J2 .. , ,, ·: " , Cte~e~and . Rhode> 8 1strike Monday in Ute Ricilmood " ~ ; I Eh:na 3~ . . School Distr!ct," Whtch has ' 44-1• . ,-- . , ' ; , · C!eveland West Tech 0 000 students and 51 elemen1 ~ f 1 Cin.~inlul~r Wit~roY' 12 tary and jWlior and senior high , ·' •t. 1 • • Ja. .,, Cincinnati St. Xavier 6 schools. , Cincinn'ati t.aSa11e 18 -~--•• , " 11 Cincmnab Walnut Hi lls 0 ·' ,, , [Wyoming 46 Lockland 0 ENDS COURSE :'•w;:,: l fu.rn~~n 18 Mt. Healthy o Seaman Recruit Kenneth M. . , . i Oak Hills 14 Coleram 6 Matson, 18, USN. son of Mr. Dayton qunbar 40 and Mrs. Kenneth E. Matson of "~ Dayton Kiser o Rt. I. Rutland. has been graduDayton Roth 30 ated from nine weeks of Navy 1 Dayton Colonel White o baS>c trammg at Naval Traiqi·•... ·~,,·· . , . ,~~ West M1lton 14 Oakwood 8 ' ing Center here. r '. I North mont. 38 Northridge 0 ! · ' Brookville 28 West Carrollton 0 REPORT ACCIDENT t ; Vandalia Butler 8 Eaton o i Gallipolis police Investigated Trotwood ;Madison 20 two · car accident, which 1 a 1 Tipp City 12 took ~lace at 4:55 p. m., Frl· Dayton AHer 8 . day at the inlersection of C:hiiDayton Stebbens o licothe Rd. and Henkle Ave. J)ayton ChaiTUnade t4 Beavercreek 12 , Pickenngton 8 F~irborn 28 Troy 8 Canal Winchester 0 Wayne 12 Center~ille 6 Plain City 16 Madison South 6 } ~enia 14 Piqua 14 ( ti~) Athens 38 Warren Local 0 • Greenville;~ St. Marys b Wayne <W. Va .1 48 Rock Hill 0 I Miam<Sburg ~4 Franklm 14 ' Symmes Valley 12 34 a Hanna• (W, Va.) 0 DRACUlA I ALL SA V!NGS FULLY GUARANTEED 1 P ·c!e , R6£radll! riU.' Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. Tho Post Office ·::.:..=.:..::.:::__~,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,""""'!!!!!!,.1 sea~nal crew.1. fur harvestlt'lg. Th~ Agnculturq. Deparl.ntenk \'lqittington to Joe F. ' • Family fa;m.-~·not inclnd..t propt'if !!<f "!!f !~ ~(·ll'~ ! cT~•w-1 fqijp<hJ fi~Wh6rln -the bill 's pr&viSion3. " 31 · year- old'fua1·keting agree. er, I lcl(, C'OtU.rdi!ftl.. Of the farmhands .m~>nt and order regulating J:IJ Wilbur .~ga~Helen Loqn -·c;;~i<ll~li' !Iandl1~g "' 'iq!J#If<'f(if"' "- ha"l'fl Ill e!h'ftltfb <~nd v1 rus :i~=l1 Yes....... . ..: ... ,, .,' .,. Thelma F. Sprague, 59, of PT. PLEASANT ,;- ,I Lon& Bottom, passed away Fri· serv~o·es tm folr!>'. J~~~~~!.:Jhi day morning at the Elmwood Ja•obo. 83. who died »! Bait Home in Coolville alter urday at 3:30 a:m. II · an e1tended illnellll'. ot her Mrs. Bom at Byesville. Ohio, sbe ,ri"'!er, will be WM the dau~h<er of Otho Pow 2 ,p.m. from the CnuwoO:I ell ot Eau Gallie, Fla , and the Fijneral Home. , lalP MyrUe Barringl:'l Powell Mfs. Jacubs was the Mrs. Sprague was a member ~ ol the late William ol the Reedsville Chn•1~n Elrtabetb Kincade Church. Her husband pret-.ded Sbe wao a lileft her in death in 19o2. Masoo County, apd ' Survivors Include her lather flee . 24, 1879. am: o P ·i ~ r11 · r 1'r ·n Surviving are anotJier Wolfe of Long Bottom Two bro- ler, Mrs. Lloyd F<>rb~•thers, Earl Powell ol Pitts- six grandchildren and and Charles Powell of grandchildren. Gallie, fla Two grand- The Rev. Jack C. J ohlldlren and a number ol meces will be In charge. and nephews. . , call at the funeral Funeral servfces·.will be Mon- time. day at 2 p.m. EST at the White l,io...:...................;;;;li;i; Funeral Home In Coolville, Reverend Eldon Blake wtll of· with burial In Reedsville Friends may call at horne after noon on ;l , ' <. sa~~i';:~n ~~·- cou~ ' Thelmn Spra~rue Tfr.~~l'el~~ies was ell ty :lJe(#ths·:· �... . .. . . ~ ,. I I 'i / I,J '· ' .. ~ / '' ) ' f" ' lt. '' Mao Still..Besiegid HONG KONG (UP!) Powerful "enemies" within the "CI\Inese Communist party are plotting the overthrow of Mao ~se-tung, the o!Octol magatlne of the Central Committee said Saturday. It Indicated Red China was 1n the throes of a ~itanic power struggle with . Mao's purge of his opponents far from over. ' The authoritative publication .Red Flag repeatedly defined "~c - ->~ H·' J·p· ·s·"··'-:.j,:. . ·" · Iii#'; • "' .' ' youthful Red Goard movement "deification" of Mao had failed to Intimidate el~ wiping out opposllloit to his ments within the party which "fanatical, anU·Sovlel"· policv.) had voiced opposition to some The editorial in effect was\"an of Mao's policies. admission by Mao and Lin that (Soviet hewspapen! Saturday they · still facel powerful nd carried denur~ciations of Mo dangerous oppoNtlon. Ob~rand his "cultural revolution" by ~er.s said it 'ldmade clearer the British, Spanish, Czech and 1 than . ever ~at the power Bulgarian Communist parties. struggle began at tho highest i/the British charged the cam- party levels and db!>lously goes paign was aimed at the dO)l'll' to 111~ _rice ·roOts. . ~ ' ' SAIGON <UP!) - Premier Nguyen Cao Ky said Saturday that last Sunday's national elections •'gave the lie" to Viet Coog claims of wide influence ~ South Viet Nam, and warned the Communists probably would chan11e their tactics. 0 1 Although he dKid not speedll ~ lhll ch,anges, Y hint t e th! ''enemies'' of Mao and his 2 The Sunday Times Sentinel Sunda 5e"t COmmunists how COJ,Ild' be , · - - - - - - - - -_ _..;.'_ _;.Y;,.•;,;.;"~ - ';,.·..;.;;,_...:,.._ expected w concentrate more ·~.pparent heir, Defense Marshal , 011 SfOttered atta<ks , ill small ··ttn Piao, as "Including party• ,., , ·' ' •• m;d< _ e_':lheir -·ence ,.~Qiders In the highest posts.", .,. "",' . They were not named. however. an address twfore the ' ... Observers here said logically •· ·Ui'or<!ign Correspondents AssOCI· this would be the clearest " Viet Nain, Ky also said J!"!ication yet that President not think it would be for Amertcan or : Un Shao-chl and those closest i W him are leaders in the VIetnamese troops to Invade ~ &trugl!lle for power being .waged ' Nprth VietNam. 1 1'his was a reversal of an i in mainland Ghln.t. Llu wa& l regarded for years as Mau':s earlier statement saying the he1r-apparent and his recent ! war would drag on for up to 20 : downgradmg in favor of Lm ' ye4f5 unless the Communist : appeared to support this thesis. i heartland were attacked. ''] think we can stop · The edttorial was publistwd m ! ~ Peking newspapers and relayed ; Infiltration of North VIetnamese by' .establishing an elfective ; by Radio Peking m do.nesttc I ; broadcasts rnooitored In Hong m<litary control aouth of the ,Kong. 17th parallel If we have enough 1 Observe!'! here said the trpops," Ky sold. ed1torial indicated that the - I ' ' I ' ! • ~ . I j ' . Ar~ . " Se~~~nceslor ·) ;:: · 810C ·S· i ,. 1-~~~- 27.'-~r'?l,' enc~ ~lihi three ·1!1loV "'~1~;1~, mon Plea~ ~urt by Judge Jc'· C. Bacon. Land~!'• who l~t ml1!1'h held a·' llh<le·' a\' !'lie iHr~E{ot i>e~utY Sherlft -Carl UJset~ hel~· him and .an~t~~~ dep~tul &Uil"'?i~t, and 'then stol~ a l\l)llc• crUJseP. plead<d tla!Uty to· •lnfonnaHbnab · affi~ .••Ill). prepar!'d, t>r Prosecutor B't!fnard V Fu1tz -L.landers' :was ·aenteneed lo a 1i! ye~ stax in ,th~ state peniwrlliary on a' ·'gland ' larceny cinltlje: ani SilO years" on sepa, rate charges of assault with a , deadly tbeft. In recent yegrs, the e~tertainl)len' ,world hat been steadily infiltrated by new faces begring , famous ngmes-the show. busines•·'minded 'off~. spring of many lorig-estgblished stars. Infiltration seems to be escalating to invasion as the new television season geh under way. Seve~l of the top new shows are featurin~ chips off the "I~ blocks in starring roles. Here are three of them.. ~ ~- ' ~~ 1 · : l '" ·!. 1 • 1 Je••irlocok, • ,. , • -~ .. den< of al 3:10 Med1cal he had • WILL ATTEND FARM SCIENCE REVIEW - Hannan Trace and Kyger Creek Agnculture Departments will be attending the Farm Science Review •1 Sept. 21-23, at Ohio State University. Shown above left to right ar~ Layne, Kyger Creek, County Extension Agent Bryson Carter, and Lee H~nnan Trace . The boys will be attending as a part o£ their vocational ·,v,.o,11c,eadtuJOI•":dal we W. Sheets. 49. • restRt. 218 , GaiiJpohs. died a.m., Saturday, at Center Hospital. where been a patient since Wf1inesday. He had been in (Continued Frum Page One) , ,,. raw I!:rger D B <~00 , ,,· !'l~ht Statesl~ty abo~lfaRJcky~rKtnCo~ltton, Mcr'f(diJo';~J;ov aitte~o 0 1 I Mr to Sheet,~, Loan_ I p,;,, ~.'!2" : Mon lai~ng .V.atth lor f>ve years. was born m l.. '' ' ' an twp., Jan. 20, 1917, son " ·" ', Ithe late Clark and Plum a Houck Rhod,s' Record i• I Edwartl• Honored Fil!l!in• Rt>turn• ' 1sheets. He is survived by Exainple savs SoJt'be brother. Mor(on ShePIS Snr<···· ~ While on Leave To 8: • ir field H ceded · d th MANSFIELD, ObiO IUPI) - 1 I I ' e was pre . lD ea ' ~ The record of the admamstraWilham IB1Jl) Ffiwards of Army ,Pvt. Gary L. Figgins, by two brothers and a S1ster, 1 I ' Knowlton, lion ol Gov. James A. Rhudes Pomeroy was honored at a PIC· son of Mr. and Mrs. Maunce ' Howard who was killed ID 1\'irld j W,\SHINGTON (UP!J - Big- I th•l of the 3 7 million farms in i ger Jlay checks are lf' for the United Janet should serve as an example lor nic recently at Maplewood Figgms of return- War II, Russell, In inlaney, lnct I some r8<l,OOO hit")i' !)lin's 'dl WIIIO e),,"""' • fft Armjl•• , l,p • hjl,r ~ Ji ...•. 1\'f~r, the federal government, state .Lake. Edwards is on leave from ed to Ft. Belvoir, Va , alter Mrs. Owen <Faye) Walters. 1 1 a re'st'tt' about 3n farms 'as' ore 1nali I• lftii< Wrler, 1Attorney a 7neral Wilham B. basic training at Ft. Benning, three IJlbnlhs temporary duty His Melba Thorn· Jr Cer l for Trans Salisbury Sa be 'd s turd Ga., and will altend ~n•1nee1· at the u S. MI' I>'<ary A-demy ton, who Is th• boOkkeeper at of the 11ew mimmum wage ·blll ,,, , , , ,!'' . · • , • x sal a ay. 1:. ~ '-"sent to ihe White lkLh l' ~ly , ei~hf st'~. ~es~ h~ve more Srtp16, Pon;eroy. 1 "What th1s admmistration has ing School at Ft. Leonardwood, at West Pomt, N.Y. 1lradm stahon WJEH. took pl·ace tHan ,;.ooo I;I'tn~s that_r6uld,be Ray~~tld. ~- Russell to Betty provided lor Ohio m the way of Mo Juiy 4, 1962, and she survives. For the first time In ·tn? so' co,verftl, Y~r 1J0rJ~~h saiq.}hey Russell, .45 _a~:rl': ~l>sbury. JObs and ~rogress should stand · I With 174 ot»er soldiers from Mr. Sheets was a member year history of t~e m1mmUm ~:e· .~no:?tl~ .~r~<~nsas, ) C<~pt ._ ~~h~~ .sa~e:f1eld, ,dec., to as an example m Washington," Attending the picnic were lola the Engineer Center, he taught the Mercerville Baphst cn,<rcti. wage law, protecho11 was ex- n1a,, Co.~orad,,6, tJond_q, .M iss_IS,· Rasco.: SaHerfJeld: ,Cert. for said ..S,axbe, who is seeking re- Bartrurn, Mrs. Leonard Van 1technical skills to West Pmnt lServices will be held at l "' , T . Middl..._.t . Meter. Mrs. , Viola Edwards 1 ' church at 2 p Moud "'!"'• • electlon along with Rhodes ' cadet~ durmg the summer pro. .m., ay. Iended to .some 400,000 fctnners. , Sippi. Nortn ~..moli11a a'Ja rans., II provides lor a $1 an. hour i texfs. .,. . .. ,. ' ClJffbrd a. 1ftou.'fh, Milhe 0. • Mr~ and .Mrs. Charles Pugh . Bruce- Umoe will officiate, mimmum sr..ting •Fe~. l. 'l'iUi "" Rwsn to Glen 0. Deeltr, Doris and family, David Keller and gram. BelvOir sold<ers were · bur~al will be m R\dgelawn 1 1 JS • cent meses m each of Six _states -- Vennont, Wt'!st M.- oeeter, •·l !SQ acre: Wvc. NelsonviUe Scbool David Hendncks all of Pome- picked to mstruct on the basiS /cemetery under d rection of the following._,~ years. V<rg1rua ; ··Rhode JOisiBnd. ·Now: Leonard Dalley, aka Leonard Has $657,200 Grant roy . Attendmg from Columbus of lrai,ru?g and sk<ll and the Miller's Home for Funerals. ' Hampshiro, !\"lash ~<~~td ' Dela-, F. Dailey , Helen Dailey to Uml· COLUMBUS (UPI) T be were Mr. and Mrs. Everett ability Iii teach. Pvt. Figgms IS Friends may call at the funeral Covered under tht · law are ware have fewer lh;m TOO each. ed States, .11 acre, Easement, feder.cij Ec Young and family, Gloria L11· 1a 1965 graduate ol North Galha home Sunday afternoon, and on1 farmers employing "~even- /Jt the >enutor Said . ILf~ilj!W 1)\1 iD\\ I ',' I ' I Adrllinl It ~ <tgnolo and Elaine GT!mm. I High School. I til the hour of the service. mole hands and large< ·groups or[ -ltQbJiiA.JLJilllllilliMn. Ein-. -$651 ooo" • IOn ' VIETCONG BldwOi~.· has ~r home flnencinl.'' secured by fll'lt . mortg...I Check with ,UI for • homo loan tallorelf to your.,... marriag~ ·t~ GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. 01 1 rm t,t,M. , H'e~M," ·1 Devoe •• .' • , ...• .. , 'refi •, PAINT 1 ! ' ~ ', \ I I ' . BLUE CROss· BLUE SHIELD. ' of'~entral Ohio · . .. helps pay hospital bills Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc. •.. helps pay doctor bills • 1 ANNUAL· COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT 1 MEIGS THEATRE l'Oi'ltGHT thru TU!SDAY HERMAN'S HEIIMITS In "HOLD ON" (Techmcolor) IIerman 's Hermit! Shelley Fabaret Riu .'iilwre W reeks ~~t~" Drive·ln TONIGHT ,, Sue Ann Lanadon Featurett• Wednelday, StptemHr 21 NOT OPEN Patty Duke AI "BILLIE" Jim Backus ~NIIKE EYES gin Mleltele Valenlbto, 18, of Bergenleld, N.!.1 1 novel vltw of tlte wer!GI oa lllllllY daya at New Jeroefl PaU..dea Am-meal Park. Jane Greer (l'echnlcolor) -and-"LOVE & KISSISN Rick Nelson Kristin Nelson THURSDAY, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY TODAY,. MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY I ~lint gtvft. yc~ h... ~ tho beaut)' and pJOtectlon of thJH COIIO, Ihltl fi91111J ,..., On new wood 2-coat llouN ""-~~itw6616 tlmo and monty. Ito brlgh~ ,&lOllY l<nlah d.no('""' · J'' r1ln onow and mlldow ..•• ti'JOI yow ·"''dllllinli!' ' moii.V Dtcau•• ~ lute tonoer than ordlliti)! piiOW · -lrlpto Cover 11 perttCI for rop1lnt .· · · w12rk ·on wood; eurtac11 In eound candltloa -d jull ... I'coot. vou·-·find b Iii: ...... ~. . . ~~ u-tk, <U;;.~o..sc)J.....,··• 01""?1--?J II IJ-11 - IJHIBI(II'IDIImJI t..toNito, .. . .... ~- Ian fleminc's NTHUNDUBALLN jSIAN CONNERY) - ' (Technicolor) Claudine Auger Admission: 75c & 40e . ~ P,e.., Opp. 110: ALSO: ~ITO~N ,, . ' .......... · c..~ ti i 675-11" t C..h a DellYirf • IF YOU ARE UNOER AGE 65, AND ARE snF-EMPLOYED OR WORK· lNG WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEE~ NOW'S THE TIME TD GET BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD PROtECTION. I '"" THE CITY LOAN COMPANY I' VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SPECIAL NOT£ TO THOSE OYIA 15: H )IOU or your husband or wlfo ore ell&ibte for Mocli- times o( tile year, 1011 "'IY _,ply within 90 days prior care, or will bt eli&lble within tilt ne•t90 days, opply to the ~Ito 1"" become elllible tor Medicare"' tor Blue Cross 65- a spoclat ntiw i;II\IOTltlt desi&MII . requestittt an appi1CIIion fr-llle Cross o1 c.trel to liM IIP5 In Medlcan~'i "~•rt ,',>\" t:fosPi~ Pl.,_ Ohio, 174 East Lon1 Str~etr"eotumbus. Ohto 43215. Blue Orois-65 does not duplicate Medicare's HOspl!ltt cove...,.,IMII seelcs to ptOtect you-in areas Modicaro If you ahad1 hive a Blue Cross Non-Group cantnct, llld )IOU ar anyone covered ~ ~ contqcfis or will ' bt elillible ~ M9dicare within 90 -dlrs. ,bt 11ft to ' . Ytu.- l,llllot applicltlon for BIUI Crou-65 n11w at 5tGII It ~it)' 'Enrollment heldqlllrttls ,_to ~.~1)' ~~-- -lldQUirltl'l. M octw -lll,altt ~-len to BIUI'Ciau-ei ---- - ....... ' ' . Af~fl 0. ' ...... ·U ' • • • ···~ ~ . ., - '' ·i1T ~tG ..:.:..if I'M! '· I•Jai~ ENDORSED BY: --~~~--~ '· 'i ' !'#• ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS: . •ur~t• . .. , ! ~ !! AI 6:30P.M. ' .. .'" '" ,·~~·ti For Members & Families TUESDAY, SEP:I'. '20th ' ., :~ eFREE STEAK QINNER "· 1''-tnt ~ . ·~ ~w WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 · CARSLINA LUMdER' Cfnd SUPPtV) CO. ' S..t. 22-23-2C Celorco~rtoona Wilmlr.gton Columbus Grandvif't'~ : Pleisak ~lew 28 , &lumbus Ready z7.U ! • • ' ' ' '~ Colun\qor IJ1llst Albany 28 Licking Heights a . i 't' ' j;t ~ ~ Kick-Off Din)ler for· 1967 Membership Drive without _chfpplnr or ;. . challclnt or cracldnl or ,..lint 1,, and SAVIS YOU MONIYI t. \.' ~ . Gallipolis, Ohio ' !' ..... V.F.W: POST 4464" '~ ,v ~ :r , ~ ' rcontinued From Page One) to war and playing the Barry 0oldwater role In Viet Nam The latest blast by the 34 1ear old Koch, who leCI 1 he priesthood In 1!163 when h I s 'i upenors recommended psvchi· ntnc treatment, w•A carried as a "statement to the pr~11s" b) the offictat Soviet news agncy Toss '( ••• II I kJ DEVOE ... . .. i UPI Briefs ··n-aa- • ' • • I .. COLUMBUS--WHILE TEENnge dr1ver1 constitute only ; 5 per cent of licensed dr1vers n the state, they .,... lnvnlved n 25 por cent of the total <rcilpnts and II per cent ~~ the fa. ai crashn. tngbway S•lety Director Wirren NP.Ison said Satunlay. Nelson ctl..t the figures to back up his demand lor comoulsory driver education t o r l •• •• ~gt ·:~~~,.,~U~b~un~,~~~;~~'~:~~ ...... House Pafnt .I _I •• I I 1• 11 ' ~. ,Triple Cover •• • W,arJ8l.)J, :1 ment 11he, rst.arte!i p"'pooe indlJfl3): tilil was trl(1d9rti .... 1 proVIde 3 reserve of seram· · t9 ,· mated tl1at it \\ill j protect U.S hog s agM\u;,~ ' !lletik J Jt , !;•r' r -· -i r erators abaul $48 ·oos outbreaks of cholera . But! ·c~,.~ ~ ~~ ""' 1 " '1~ cem~ly ··ith the <He deptltirnent SRid .;riddl'!lce : wage law, .,. .: · or·-l'lttg tllOiefir· ha s· beeri• 'rt-::1 ~· ~. 'l·' •"t '' ' ,"'~ " ' 1 . , IJ~ririg !ili!.J debate 011 'the b,1 i dJced to the polnl wHe're lh.CI" '·" "" :·II• riM· VaUey, .Flot~te· , i~ , lhe ~n~ , Set\. Rmqtr·j,t.' agre.ment 'and order ' are · no'' G:I&teludHllll\inlllood· :18 : ' FIRST YiJrbor-ough, D • T~~~~· · lQpger nect:ssary. 1 t lr .';l ill !JI.' : j r· " •· Eucijd I RICHMOND. -''--..::.C~,~ -- - --'-" '. , , . : ., _ · ·- - ~- Ct.olelon6 1Sir"Ed,..atd ~,t ., : , An AFL-CIO unit ab-~ ~· '"' I • •j "<;;~ · r !'' . . Cleveland John Marshall ,llalurda1 with p\aul slap ,. .. " ·' :. , . Cll!lfpryda's first teacherj' 1La~~ wood,J2 .. , ,, ·: " , Cte~e~and . Rhode> 8 1strike Monday in Ute Ricilmood " ~ ; I Eh:na 3~ . . School Distr!ct," Whtch has ' 44-1• . ,-- . , ' ; , · C!eveland West Tech 0 000 students and 51 elemen1 ~ f 1 Cin.~inlul~r Wit~roY' 12 tary and jWlior and senior high , ·' •t. 1 • • Ja. .,, Cincinnati St. Xavier 6 schools. , Cincinn'ati t.aSa11e 18 -~--•• , " 11 Cincmnab Walnut Hi lls 0 ·' ,, , [Wyoming 46 Lockland 0 ENDS COURSE :'•w;:,: l fu.rn~~n 18 Mt. Healthy o Seaman Recruit Kenneth M. . , . i Oak Hills 14 Coleram 6 Matson, 18, USN. son of Mr. Dayton qunbar 40 and Mrs. Kenneth E. Matson of "~ Dayton Kiser o Rt. I. Rutland. has been graduDayton Roth 30 ated from nine weeks of Navy 1 Dayton Colonel White o baS>c trammg at Naval Traiqi·•... ·~,,·· . , . ,~~ West M1lton 14 Oakwood 8 ' ing Center here. r '. I North mont. 38 Northridge 0 ! · ' Brookville 28 West Carrollton 0 REPORT ACCIDENT t ; Vandalia Butler 8 Eaton o i Gallipolis police Investigated Trotwood ;Madison 20 two · car accident, which 1 a 1 Tipp City 12 took ~lace at 4:55 p. m., Frl· Dayton AHer 8 . day at the inlersection of C:hiiDayton Stebbens o licothe Rd. and Henkle Ave. J)ayton ChaiTUnade t4 Beavercreek 12 , Pickenngton 8 F~irborn 28 Troy 8 Canal Winchester 0 Wayne 12 Center~ille 6 Plain City 16 Madison South 6 } ~enia 14 Piqua 14 ( ti~) Athens 38 Warren Local 0 • Greenville;~ St. Marys b Wayne <W. Va .1 48 Rock Hill 0 I Miam<Sburg ~4 Franklm 14 ' Symmes Valley 12 34 a Hanna• (W, Va.) 0 DRACUlA I ALL SA V!NGS FULLY GUARANTEED 1 P ·c!e , R6£radll! riU.' Gallipolis, Ohio Opp. Tho Post Office ·::.:..=.:..::.:::__~,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,,..,""""'!!!!!!,.1 sea~nal crew.1. fur harvestlt'lg. Th~ Agnculturq. Deparl.ntenk \'lqittington to Joe F. ' • Family fa;m.-~·not inclnd..t propt'if !!<f "!!f !~ ~(·ll'~ ! cT~•w-1 fqijp<hJ fi~Wh6rln -the bill 's pr&viSion3. " 31 · year- old'fua1·keting agree. er, I lcl(, C'OtU.rdi!ftl.. Of the farmhands .m~>nt and order regulating J:IJ Wilbur .~ga~Helen Loqn -·c;;~i<ll~li' !Iandl1~g "' 'iq!J#If<'f(if"' "- ha"l'fl Ill e!h'ftltfb <~nd v1 rus :i~=l1 Yes....... . ..: ... ,, .,' .,. Thelma F. Sprague, 59, of PT. PLEASANT ,;- ,I Lon& Bottom, passed away Fri· serv~o·es tm folr!>'. J~~~~~!.:Jhi day morning at the Elmwood Ja•obo. 83. who died »! Bait Home in Coolville alter urday at 3:30 a:m. II · an e1tended illnellll'. ot her Mrs. Bom at Byesville. Ohio, sbe ,ri"'!er, will be WM the dau~h<er of Otho Pow 2 ,p.m. from the CnuwoO:I ell ot Eau Gallie, Fla , and the Fijneral Home. , lalP MyrUe Barringl:'l Powell Mfs. Jacubs was the Mrs. Sprague was a member ~ ol the late William ol the Reedsville Chn•1~n Elrtabetb Kincade Church. Her husband pret-.ded Sbe wao a lileft her in death in 19o2. Masoo County, apd ' Survivors Include her lather flee . 24, 1879. am: o P ·i ~ r11 · r 1'r ·n Surviving are anotJier Wolfe of Long Bottom Two bro- ler, Mrs. Lloyd F<>rb~•thers, Earl Powell ol Pitts- six grandchildren and and Charles Powell of grandchildren. Gallie, fla Two grand- The Rev. Jack C. J ohlldlren and a number ol meces will be In charge. and nephews. . , call at the funeral Funeral servfces·.will be Mon- time. day at 2 p.m. EST at the White l,io...:...................;;;;li;i; Funeral Home In Coolville, Reverend Eldon Blake wtll of· with burial In Reedsville Friends may call at horne after noon on ;l , ' <. sa~~i';:~n ~~·- cou~ ' Thelmn Spra~rue Tfr.~~l'el~~ies was ell ty :lJe(#ths·:· �\ ,:.' ! J . ... •,w· ... · .r. I Cllelter TOII!Iehlll, hie. Edirot DIDight Weth.,.holt, lcllrot lloban Wlbon. Jr. _ 11011. . . ,. Edlrot .:· ', .' llfl:llanl 8. Owtll, hllllllltr •L Scherer and Seo. Mike Maloney have made most Ohio headlines lhls past week. They said they Will propose the leglslatuno get serious about Ohio's highway slqbter. Their :12 point progn~m would 80 far to rid our highways of the eareles•, poor, or downright mean drivers. If lhls were the best of all possible worlds, their program likely would he approved. But lhl• bm'l that sort of a world. Nevertheless, the people of Ohio should take a long, hard look at the Seheri!I'Ma· Ioney plan. Then, conatderlng what bas happened recentiy to their auto Insurance r-ates, to one of theirs, or a neighbor's fern· ily, or to a friend, be just might .let the word get to his representative In Colum· bus that it's time to act. The Times-Sentinel bu the lmpreslion Scherer and Maloney threw in their whole pol in hopes of gatung 1 &ood piece of oct ion against highway deaths. Sometbiq, perhaps, like the pre-moves to a bargaJn.. mg session between labor and manage. mcnt. The demand exceeds what Is expoctmt'nt. The demand e<eceds wbat II eapect· ed : the <"OUnter offer is less thin whal !1 cll t' ntu:llJy expected to be surrendered. However, It may be, the 22 polnto ar1 listed here, without commen& or explua- .' • 50 Years Ago on the River . .\ tion . / , DcmorrRry is always comp'i-omlse in action (if it were otherwise It wouldn't be dl' mocrat!c). We would comprom.ise, keeping obout 15 of these 22 polnto. Those we would sacrifice to "Democr4cy" are awn· bored inside parenthesis. I - Establish a program of compulsory driver education cOurses for aU persona graduating from Ohio high scbooll. 2 - Prohibit issuing persons 16 and 17 ycnrs ol age a license Wlless they !lave completed a driVer''S ·education course. (3) - Increase driver's license and related feea to pay tho costs of a driver ed,.. cation program and other safety meas· ures suggested b.erein. 4 -- Require an affidavit be submitted wiili each request for 1 duplicate license t.o cut down on the practice of obtainln8 fraud· ulent duplicate licenses. 5 - Require duplicate licenses be pick· ed up at a local coort or police staUon lr.. ther than mailed directiy to appli•ant). 6 - Require re-enminatioo of all driv· ers every siJ: years and eliminate all proviSions which permit persoDJ to obtain or retain Ucenses without examination. (7) - Require a $5 fee for the driver license examination. or or Could Be a Slight lJK!k ' ' . Tht Gtld~ W8l built by the Par'"'"'"""•' ""mn•~ - · - • """" at Parkersbur&, W. Va.""~' fur W. R. Markli at a coet of fl& 000 ID 1122, Ca(!laln J. w. M~ ·1 oqulrtd tJui Goldenrod from "•"'•'• "'-o.... "''" IM"• ••• ~· ~--Du• wao placed bi a 11ee1 bull by lbl ·' 'st. Louil Shipbuilding Company, the enlira. job beln• <OIIIpleted • 1ersoo lleynoldo of Pt. PJ-. 1111 ladllllrial Commilllloo ant. ofHe1959 waafrom dro)VIIe)lln ber the deckDece,. of lht lbowboat whim bt leU Into the Kanawha River , • The MajeaUc aeveral years ago, prior to Ita owner's deatb, WQ opera~ during summer ,.....,. by 1111dents of Hiram College and bv ' Professor Harry G. Wright of Kent State University. The story of sbowboatJioc.... oot be told In 1 single IOiuma •or a single Issue of a oewspa. per lor it Is In Itself a ,.Disblng American institution. The boato have gooe to the boneyard like the sidewheel packet and •••wheel towboat. From the files of 50 yearo 1 • go here aro some other River News Items to the Galllpe!ia Dally Tribtme: •• 0~ with headquarters ill CleYelaad. PJ1ot Mark Woods tf POIIl&o roy died at Columbus after a -...- operation. He learned the river on the lui Emma Graham In the Pit!sburgii.Cilr dlmaU trade. Mark was a bro- Dateline: e. Optrallng under. . By ROBERT WINGETT TODAY·s THOUGHT ahead. . ,. DALE, a long·time Gallipolis grocer, thought up the project abouf · two weeks ago. "I was tao young for World"·. War I, and too old for World War II" _ said Russell. "Too often we forget wh~t these men and wome11 are doing for us. Many are young, away from home for the first time ," he contin· ued. ,. Establish a sta-lde syiltem of annual motor vehicle Inspection; supenlsed by the blghway patrol and aecomniodeting presently efieo:live atunicipel . wbicle Inspection progt'tDll. ,. 21 - Permit law enforcement agenciel · to use unmarked vehicles In traffic· patroL 22 - Eliminate requlremeDI ·ol waralna '' markers and signs In . areu where .peed · laWB are being enforced. , 20 - .• • • "THE least I can do is try to obtain names of ,all the Gallia servi~emen, or servicewomen, their eorilplete address, and birth ojate; ~nd honor each one. I've been asking mothers, {albers, . wives or sweethearts for pictures of their sons or daughters, along with the above mformatJOn. l .hope to erect a bqlletin board behind the meat coun\er, conlainlng each serviceman'• picture with his or her information. Hurdles Gone in Path to Moon • The three-day fli8hl ol Gemini 11 baa got us over the hump in the moon program. With lhls latest Gemini ::~t the soft landing of Si . weeks ago on the moen, techniques. that .will If there were any doubt. remaining I· moon adventure have bout the feasibility of midspace maneuver~ demonstrated. What ing and rendezvous, the ease and precision complicated and with wbich astronauta Char!eo Conrad has now been shown and Ricbard Gordon accomplished, this pracUcal. " w11h the Agena target vehicle have reThe major hurdles remaiDJooa Jlte · · ,the moved them once and for all. proving out ol the tforee,.ni(a Apollo O.jio The tea m's ablllty to perlj)rm a V'llriety sulo and its giaBI boootet, tile llllllnJ':,i.V, of experirn~nts in tp'Bce, lnstde and , Out-Many smaller hurdles mllst •WI be Ofer.. side the capsule, is one more proof lbat come, of course, but lhanb to GeoJlDl 11 the ·•new ocean," as President Kennedy- and i!s al!lronauto, and all the astronauta described space, Is just another element before them, tll8 trlp to tht 11 .pte.. for man to swim ln. If much downbill tile rut ol the .111,)1. • . • . . THE • • • !966 TRI·COUNTY Community Concert AssOci· alion 's membership drive will commence Mond!lY with the annual kick off dinner for officers, captains and workers at Grace Methodist church in Gallipolis. ' • • • '·' 'l "QUR servicemen and women deserve consideration for the job they are doing.. I would appreciate help from all individuals wh.o have loved ones on active du· ty to give me addresses, pictu111s ,and birthdates. If someone doesn't like nie, I hope-they will stil~~;" me Gal· the information, because I want to recognize lia county servicemen." He added that addresses of all men stationed overseas should be obtained as soon as possible, because all Christmas matter going outside the United States should be mailed by Nov. 15, or Thanksgiving at the !ales!. •\ APPLES SCARCE, YES; BEAUTIES, NO- Apples are 1 btt scarce In Jackson Co111,1ty orchardS thiS fall after the late May freeze. But Apllle Festival Queen Ka!lly ~chards and member!! of her court, ~ beauties, ~ making sure the orchards are checked to get on all they can fmd for the fesl!val which opens on WedJII!sday, Septembet 21 and continues through Saturday,. ~ptember 24. Queen Kat~y ll ·perchect on the ladder doing the.high work, while h~ helpers, from left to nght, are Attendanll Sharon Elardo, Mary Ann Michael and Cynthia Coli. ck s0 n "ArnJ:'n le .rV es· { l•va l, 'Pens 4 Day RU n 'on 21 st JTQ I , \ Be sure you're right tbell • There baa been great interest this past week In the area of the new Pomero>: Motor Co. building on East EARL WOLJI'ORD Mam-St. The· very attractive building Is quickly takJna shape. • IN EXERCISE - Spt. 14 Th b. t t · . e tgges opoc of discussion in recent days, how· Earl E. Wolford, oon of Mr. and Mrll. Truman Wolford of ::;;er, '' about those two large Sycamore trees that are Galtia COUDty, look port ill I lr mg removed from the former Horton property. The ees, are hemg take11 out for the future area of com· long field exercise witb pany s used car sales. ~ Batta!ioa, 18th Arti~ We have had queries asking the age of the tree which ended last week ill · nearest the street. So far, no one has been located with JGraf•••ubr, GermBily, He Ia the an.swer. One elderly Pomeroy citi2en reported the lhe driver of au MllO howitzer. tree was full of limbs nearly 70 years ago. Wolford entered the Army ln Anyone havong knowledge of the age of these trees Mareh 1006, and arrived over. may pass II along. A mys108S In September, 1965. He Will have been solved. MENT - Eastern High grad attended Hannan Trace lfogh the trunks of the trees Dennis Parker, 213 lb. Marsb· sphooJ and will be rotated from no~ stand. Removal crews an- aU Uniyer.sity veteran defen-=bach, GermBRy on Feb. B, licopate a lot of work taking sive linebacker, wao 11 havo lbe'!l out A bulldozer and seen action iu Saturday's ope• eqw pment may be aeeded. er against Morehead Stall Universlly even though ht has been ~lowed down by a knee laJurr Gov. Rhodes has been invit· on recent da)'!!. . Broca Wool. ed to take time out from llis lace of Middleport, a aopJo-. earav8f,l schedule in southeastmore, will play ou the deleue ern Ohio on Sept. 27 to speak too. Anyoae havimg 1 1968 Ra· to the Leading Creek Water· cine Alumni Aasociation shed Association. gram that they would bt ~ Jack Crisp, chairman, has mg to spare is aaked 11 writtea Gov. Rhodes inviting tact Secretary Linda Jleesl• ... him to attend a special meet- Programs of the eveU a r 1 lng of the organization and iR· needed for the National SlaiJI form the membership If the Corp. of Detroit, lha 1Jrm ,.. KUTB IIEIGLE part the State might play in sponsible for the fltcbmilll .. such • program as ill proposed the Paul H. Carooahao .Jicltolu. NEW TEACHER _ M in the Northwestern sector of ship Fund .. . October :Ill bu r 1• M · c ty be Anne Heigle is a aew eogs oun · en set aside 18 the data Jar teacher In Gatllpolls • i ty Crisp informed Rliodes every tb~ three-acl ~'· NA~eu6She was graduated effort would be made to have m over Yooder, that will lie from Rio Gralde College In ' an atlendance of 506-700 per- presenled In lbl Pomeny " 1964• and for the past two years sons If he comes. oor High odor..... .,. bas taught t. Hebron, 0. She surship o1 the . . '" ' ,... nmrried to .Robert Heigle Chapter altha lliQII Plot .•. of Gahanna, o ., on June 18, of A aew business w!U· ho ope~~- ::.rority. .,., lhls )'iar, and they are living lng soon oa East Main . St in 11 Rio Gr- · where he Is a Pomeroy In the former Metro· ., III!Dior Ia tho tollege. politan Motors building owned It doesn't alwayo It .... .) by Willis Leadingham. speak up ... Larry M<lr,Tlot-, Ilea right on the streeis. There Glenn McDaniel, Atheos, is Assistant Meigs Looal are apple displays, aa art planning a Home and Au 10 District Superintendeat , : ; : lihow and a ·:Mutt show." Clear Store there With Firestooe mer· local executive at Eubn, C<l!d apple coder Is 01 sale. chandise. Mr. McDaniel said one-time Raciae baskeW~~-:.-H you. have never seen an lhJs week work is underway to coach, maintalnl it 11 lieu. It apple (He eating C<llltesl or get ready tor tbt opening. remain quiet aod be ~ a ."dunking maehlne" In oper· a fool than to speak • . . alion, hen Ia your ehance. ODD •a ENOS DEPART· , remove all doubta. MRS. Russell Bibbee is the ~966 membership drive cbairman. others who have served in that capacity during the past 19 years include: Mrs. Keith Suiter, · 1948; Mrs. Viola Plymale, 1951; Mrs. Gladys · Boyie, 1952; Mrs. Earl Arnett, 1953; l'drs. H. B. Ecker, 1955: George Bovie, 1956; Richard Austin, 1957; Mrs. James . • . D. Walker, 1956; Mrs. Nancy Plymale, 1959; Mrs. Don· aid Unlala, 1960; Mrs. Keith Suiter, 1961·64; Mrs. Os_JACKSON - Ona of Oblo'• rls wheel BRd merry • go • Schott will crown hovely Kathy car W. Clarke, 1965. • • • boggest community celebrations round, plus other !brill rides Rlcbards of 'lburman route two HERE'S the Trl·County Community Concert Associa· the llllliUal Jackson Coomtj for young and old alike. as 196f. Jacks011 Coun.ty Apple tion b<Jard of directors. for 1966-67: Gallipolis- Apple Festival, opeos Wednes· llpeling day of the feaUval, Festival Queea. Atlendlag Mrs. Leo C. Bean. Mrs. Wolliam C. Campbell, Dr. and dsy, Sept. 21, for • four day Wednesday, Sept. 21, will be Queen Kathy will be the three Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 . Francis, Mrs. stand Jon the streets of do,. jampecked with celebrities and cbarming Festival Court Charles E. Holzer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McGinness, town ackson extending. through aclien. First big event tl the hers, Cynthia Coll, Mary Mrs. Nancy Plymale, Dr. and· Mrs. Evan C. Roderick, llalurday algh~ Sept. 21. festival is the afterpoon school Michael and Sharon Elardo. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. A Khr.· Gorgeoua J!il!!, hJarlng hands, porade In wbich Jackson school One of the major ball Suiter, Mrs. 0. Keith Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight fency _floats, , eolorful exhibits, cblldren participate With bands will be the "Simru Duo," C. Wetherholt and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W, Wuercb. an exciting midway and rosy, and floais. tastie, daredevil high wira Rio Grande--Mrs. Clydi' Dale and Mrs. zelma red apples are mixed In apano. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes perlormed .wlthoot nets Northcutt. . tama of entertainment which will be the featured speaker at safety devoces on • s m a I Pomeroy-Miss Marie Bicbman, Mrs. Patrick Loch· will draw thousando "',· '-Uval lhl App!. e F.."vat Banquet to plaUorm 90 . feet .In lbe atr. ary and Mrs. James O'Brien. 1 visill>rs ,.. •" ~ese a ali 1s u be held t 5·30 t lh 0 '" eri s WI Now l;laven, w. Ve.- Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer. · ·· a · P. m. • two lbows dall Point Ploasanl - Mrs. Robert H. Bosworth; Mr. ' Thil II an, utra special fes· Jackson High School cafeteria. y. and Mrs. Ralph F. Crump, Mrs. J. H. Farley, Mrs. Rusb UvaLyear, ftlr- Jackson CauniY Also on the rtstrum will be Jimmy Newman Will Krodel, Mrs. Charles Lanham, Mrs. James Shadle, MrS.- II celebraUng Its ISOtb birth· Harold Seholl, president of hio famous "Cajun Call" l G. Voltfft\'and Mrs:·Walter'i Windsor. day and tho 1968 Apple ,J'esti· The Jackson lrOI & Steel Ca., two performancea from • . ' '' • .. ! · • fal hao · a SesqulceittennJaJ Jackson's oldest major Indus. revieWing Bland Thursday AND HE!ij:'S past presidents of the association: Mrs. theme - J.cksmo Coul!lt Tben try which Is celebrating Its lng. Frldny'o program Will MARIETTA _ The South 1ng part In the 1 ti al Ni Ea 1 St M , Norflllllltl~~;~ Leo c r· Bean, C. R. McGinness, George Bovie, Dr. and Now, 1816-1966." . •· eoth anniversary thla year. cludo two perfonqanceo ol a Cbarlestot High kboo1 teen of the 11 han":.';,.~ er.' :r'wayne· ary s, Oscar W. Clarke, Mrs. James· D. Walker, H. 0 . Fran· Apple Festival ~enl Tb bl t will d bJi country music lbow feat- tr Soutb Ch 1 1111 W. Clarke. Current president of Ge ' • nque progrm en · ' om ares cuest • · band Va., In at competition present Will for be laking part Local of Buchtel ~~==t!Q! CI·s, and Mrs. Osc•• .,. ne Hurd said ap te- Ia lime for the Grand Openlna urmg the Harden Trio and Job.. will be the. featured ptlzes in School wiD also. be the association is Eldof 0 . '!'"ere~. IJI 100 boolha fer display and Parade of the fesUval at a p. oy DarreU. All feallval for the Fiftlo Antwal Band.(). parade IDd field maneuvers on lng as host hand 1110111 iert a note on ·Dateline's desk last week. =to ":, be set ~In .the m. Tbia is one of the two big ~ attracliona art free. Rama to be held ill Martella the three competitive c . • ..The 11 a. m. SOMEBODY It read: "When you mention the Royal·Tones, . in· off wntown s to fur festival parades with over !00 su)IOI'<llper parade on Saturday, October I. Additional bands oonfirmed m concert will be the festival. Parades and top. marching units parUclpaUng Jn. the f..tival II beld .. this week Included Bel lllgh field elude Mary Morse, VIcki Milo: hell, Taffy Darnbrough notch enlertainment Ifill be eluding d...., of bands and evening. Banda from all II won ead the . parade at Sebool defend' to be .bel · dmaneuDoaver and Cand,i. :nuv~ner. They are now part of the .organ- on the schedule for every aft. noato Mulhern Ohio floatS 11 a. m. 8lld ..,11 oresent 1 Cl M nd Pitn m at Dntnuil,1'1olll~ lza!lo~.'' ·. , • • • ., 4omooo and evening. Tile- bli AI iJoe CORclusion ol the auto un11s 1,j 8eoocert In Milskin.. i Park at 1 .:.U"ct. Will aster Hlgb boglnnlng 11 1:30 TwENTl' YEARS AGO, fl'OlD tile files of The Dally ~way has the tradl'-' .ftr· Grand ()peJoirljJ l'arlde, Mr. iDg unito m~e lhJa Gr81111 3 p. m o n lhe day ot the event. lng In •the Open compel- ~Yallofa!:nt. follow . 1 Tribune and w~klY GaDia Tfti)es . . . . Opal Greer, . do G . ale .Parade memorable The Band.O.Rama, tea th01I Banda fii'!VIously COilfirmed field ~ Wilkesville, Roger Ifill, Vln'lon; Richard RwiseU, Che- CollD ~ ~0 . ·: Wilberforce blanks Rio _Grande cession. •. . three. week• away, Ia. iliSiired were: 'lb!m"Nloal!, Waterl<lrd, The .Filtli shire, Blll Wood, lllo Grqode, Bob Sims, Cruwri City Bob e~e . 0 fore. ~p_ ,crowd .on. Academy,field . . . Square dancing on the of berng the Jaraeot bo lbe five RoiJancl, w._, ~ ma hu llld Bill Neal, Poi'!er, all Tribune carr)ers, enjoy .out· . ml ay\~n rloeel.-. pl'lvate. pilot l.loenses ,thus be- Is featured., Thursday, Friday year history of the ~ent. He Glouster, Fleld,.t P«<age QluD. boenr ef litg at Camden Park In Huti~lnlton 'With cJreu]atlon • fort 1!11 ~!:'~d~.~ un~er ~l..~~ Polloc. k ~ lnstruo- and Soturda)"lllgbll. Apple but-sald· lhe conflrmatton •I the ty Southern Local of Racine athltUe "'•"•"er· Jlaxter Walker•. • pt. Jileasant B!i Jllaeka " • · · ~.,_·,.,,.c ey, 0, ..,.......,. prosecul!ni attor- ter t.. made tbo old· fashioned South Chart..ton band brings N~wport W"IIlJamstown r ....... ,j,·=~~~=r~ ....,.-. _ •• ·) · . ', , . ne,,~~~~:cum.,. ........velaod. · Wt.Y wlllr woocl' h lDII ket- to 21 the IDmber .. .._._ '-• .. ,;_ ......._ ' - . e, . ' . ' <· . . . . " ' - - 'Wtr.., -.aa -.,.,.Fori Feye, Gflr7 o • wbicb at one time waa the Great Westera lroa '• • of Pennsylv811la. Brady'l Blliol · at one lime waa .,. of lbt '-" lest places oD the .Weal' :I" River and was a great sblpplllt r point for all 1teamboall _. packets. The Allegheny River too 1111 · 1860's and 70's was 1 great boJI. !ness stream. There were IJJp; . merly five independent 011 oompanieo iD Pitlshurp lfllr. the River Coal GomJ>8111 laolk charge of all tbt other fti.mt.· They were lbl Clyde Coal Co., Elaine Coat Co., Delworth Coli Co., Marine Coal Co., People'l ( ., Coal ea., and the c. Jutter Coli Co. The only oet rernalllilli". lnd I th D.18---• Coal~ay • e ""'"" """"' pany whlcb Ia managed by A. ' H. Stolenbaugh. &!cb ch-•ti · -... have taken place ill tbt Jaot lf years but a great do•••• ....,... wiiJ . , take place in lha lexl . . . years to come, 18)'11 I spondent for tloo Wata w..a , _.:!J~ou~r~na~l:_._ _ _ _ _ _.:_ The Meigsf News Beat ' Gallia A PPROXIMA 472 Gallia county ·men and women are now serving their country as ·members of the Armed Forces. lf.l)ale Russell's plan, · or . desire comes true, every Gallla soldier, sailor, marme, amnan, WAC or WAVE w.ill receive a birthday card on his or her birthday, and a Christmas card during the Christmas holidays. alcohol or drugs .lrolil .I d. Failure to Bjop 11!111· Illy at the scene of aa 6 to 12 polnto. 3. Reckless , . drlvJn, polnll. . 18 - Adopl an Implied COillllll. alatull. IV - Set tbe blood alcohal content level sufficient to sustain a drunk drlvldl clioqe AlleghenJ River, ·~==i and Hillsd . ate, belwellD Landing and Brldy'l B Is In the bands 1 tw ··-•··! ' a motor Ratio's They'll Do It Evsr Time .. . of <081 to lower river martell1 o o coa companies, the Diamond Coat Company and the River Ctmpany of Pittsburgh, who make · one or two trips In two months. There· 18 no eh ance ror • aew company to start unless they llart up the YougbiogheJly Rlv· lhar er, as all the coal has been The story of that visit II 11est In 1 :14-boQr period. .Jn-law of the late Judie J. worked oot II the first, second told in thla river news Item Captain Gi!orge Howden 11 Captain Menke, Widely P. Bradbwy. and third pools. from the Gallipolis Dally Trillpiloting the Emerson OoaUng wwn for JMioy yeara ·as a ' Captain Btu Hap!ooJtal! ·of Some talk bas beeo made of une of Sept. 13, 1916, as fol· theater which Is In the ll>w of ahowboat operator oo U. 8. Rlv· J.llddleport II pilot of the U. s, .. taking coal out of the Alleghe. lows: the Eclipse. The boato are tho ora Is now consultant aboard Steamer Nokomis wbicb io .uJ>. oy River valley but that river The EmersiR Showboat Gold· most beautifully and extensive· the showboat Goldenrod at SL dergoilog numerous tests oa ill only navigable to Natrona, enrod, lar!lest In the world, ly lighted on the rtver. Captain Louis. Captain Menke, who lives ma"''Jnery and boilers lor ecoor and most of the cool is above played bOre Tuesday ulght to Emerson reoenUy entertained I on the IIOCOnd deck of the boat, tmy · that point. There is, when Cona fair lllzed audience all ol party of Cinclnnaf theatrical celebrated 'hla 8'ltb birthday .. The Annie H., built out ot greas sees fit to put another whom were delighted with tho newspapermen or Billboard at Aug. 3, 1968. Wabash, was Inspected Monday dam Ia at Natrona, $300,000 play, "Call of the Cumber,::. New Riehmond. They were roy· by lnspectora Thomas • nd waiting lor this purpose. and lands." The cast carried by ally entertained by Captain THE C1I'IIER BOAT Clark, and Captain Thomas or· there Is hope that this I o c k Captain 'Emerson ts a very Ralph Emerson as well as d.. The ooly :remaining veternn deredhera omudadrumll palehThl placed and dam, whieh wiD be No. t, Biron• one and the performance lighted by the performeno. •• m . s was wiU - • be otarted. • nd showboat an the Ohio River toSept. 13, Itll - Cap tat a dnoe by the Pt. Pleasant Maet.. The U S G t b Ill II a arou Including the spec· The Goldenrod today Is moorday Is the Mioj~stlc whleh Is Charles W. Watson, . former . . overnmea u lalties were high class and the ed on t•· ,St. 'Louis waterfrout. operated b·• Indiana "•'verslty Joe Works. Otherwise she pas.. I steel hulrsurvey and towboat . ,,. , ""' steamboat engineer o1the pack. . .. td a first class Inspection and to go u th All gh Ri very be ot ever seen on a show. She was towed there in · 1937 and is moored at JeflersunVl·lle, •• G 1 d v· lni nd P e e eny ver, •~ reen an • org a, a her bollero we.. allowed 190 but ow1ng •· th e draft ot· can on· boat at the Gallipolis wharf. and operated there nightly r·o'r" liod . She 1• operated bY lbl"'-' w . ~.... Queen City, has been up to Ra· peundoo tJl steam. Sho left for ty g f •~n Th Ca plain Emenon Cllllfnues to 0 as ar as N•-r·a. many years. II Is the only . . verslty. cine on a visit to his old borne. Portamouth. i.t maintain his reputatlnh as !toe ahowboa( operating ou the j\lisThe Maj..Uc waa fonnerly Mr. Watson Is oow General beat cost $30,000 to build and ''Barn11111" ol all showboat men. sissippl R.tver. '' owned by Captall Thomas Jef· lA f equip lor river purposes. Some 1 -· - -···- -~·- ·•·· ·---- ~;~~~;:~~;-~;;;::~~~-===~~~~~========•pe=c=or=o~s:te:am::_:bo~ller:_:l~fo::_•:__ __:~S!&:I~t~f,~IJ=l=•==T=he~sh~lp~p~lng~-~of~th~e~be~s~t~c~oal~·.land~ , ~~ls~u~p~t~h~•_ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept. 18, 1966--5~ , polnta. at .15. . Captall· Emenoa 11 bringing to a close the most successful aeesoo he has ever had. The "Goldenro4" wjll tah a loolr up the great Kanawha ; ·ruver after playing at Mi&lleport, and' later on, the showbo . .a,l will make a se<'ond tour lilts Hason up the Monongahela River, 11 a rise comes !bat will pentoll tho 0 et to b Pi tsbu h ·e reac ·. 1 '1 · BY DICK THOMAS Fifty years aga there . were several wel~Jmown showboa!s plying both the Oblo and the Mlssiasippt Rivera but Ieday there are only two of the most !•moos ones left, and one ol them paid a villi to the 0 I d ·French City Just 50 years ago lhls fall. .m..r., , ' ation ·' ' ... Showboat (;oldenrqd Remains of a.Vanishing River Institution I - Specify tblt drlvtr'J. QJmJnellorw: Include testo tor calor hii"CCn•l, yiJion, hearing and readlon lime. 1 . 19) - Restrict tbt DUmber .fit 111111!1 II applicant oan like ID uamlnallon to not more thaD twlot In a J2.morltb period. (10) - Make notleu dri'&c nbjtct to the same requlrtd ptllllly (A!Ii'tW'lll of a Ucense for aa much u tlmle yqro) 11 · · other serious motor. nbide crlmiL (II) - Requlrt a jlldp Who lmpotoa a license suspensloa to also impOM l1lllltllded jaB aentouct lqUal lD ltDalb <rl llmt to the period tor wbleb the JlteDH II 1111' pended. J'll'"'"" . , ' •. J_,l, l>nner, AdP. l>lr. Vfi'IIOtl DIIHIIt, ¥"·if8r• l2 - ~ thlt IID!eD$ lmpolld fqr violation ¢ trafflo laWI and 91 thl drlv-... license law arllln& out of the _ . loci· dent bt lioposecJ to run coJIIO(lQU'el)' niJI. er thin IXIDOUrl'elltly. Ul) - J'ennit a court to_.,vote a·'llrlv• · er's Jleense for life lD serious cues•. If - T!ahten up the law ao u to have the Burau of Motor Veblclea useu the points •upon re<:elpt of a eourt nolloe of · conviction and auspend the Ucense wh!ll l2 points blft been u•BEII''. •. . · , ·. , ,., 15 - Reqlllre a SUSfJli'Sioii"'to be • live wblle en appeal Iii (16) - Alsea 12 fX!l!jt to;vlulaton prohibitions against oPii'llltii ~ to elude or flee a pilllce i· 17 - Inoreaso the noJm!V ·GI pe(11· iao aessed for ;·, . . . OpenUng a ftblcle wblle ~V:,:· llcen1~ b under aolapelllioo ,... · ." Uon from 6 to l2 · b. Mansl•ughter ',· ., W,e're For Scherer and Maloney,,~ostly Hamilton County legislators Rep. Gonloll I, i) 4~ - '• • '·•ff· • 0..1...,.:;;~. - """'""·ii"' '*OW PVBUSHED BY TB.I OBJO 'V.ALLE'l' PVBUSlflNQ COII'PANf I·, southCharleston Ban d"''"II Leadparade "I Jn F"£thAnnual Band.O-Rama October 1 w pa;..... + : ' .. •· ' ~ii.j S.:, e IIIUr Ill.\, "Loolr. '-r, I tkJJI• WAHT 10 11 oH '!! •J fl)lt ......, L. -· ·' pollticrl ~,, ,., il'• ,., ~ ~·,. .; .. ,. -'!;'I'' ~ ·~·'" ; .I ;~.':.( •- . . .. . ' ... '. ' 1 ...... u.;, ctoa:" . '1.,., a.:. "':n w.U: �\ ,:.' ! J . ... •,w· ... · .r. I Cllelter TOII!Iehlll, hie. Edirot DIDight Weth.,.holt, lcllrot lloban Wlbon. Jr. _ 11011. . . ,. Edlrot .:· ', .' llfl:llanl 8. Owtll, hllllllltr •L Scherer and Seo. Mike Maloney have made most Ohio headlines lhls past week. They said they Will propose the leglslatuno get serious about Ohio's highway slqbter. Their :12 point progn~m would 80 far to rid our highways of the eareles•, poor, or downright mean drivers. If lhls were the best of all possible worlds, their program likely would he approved. But lhl• bm'l that sort of a world. Nevertheless, the people of Ohio should take a long, hard look at the Seheri!I'Ma· Ioney plan. Then, conatderlng what bas happened recentiy to their auto Insurance r-ates, to one of theirs, or a neighbor's fern· ily, or to a friend, be just might .let the word get to his representative In Colum· bus that it's time to act. The Times-Sentinel bu the lmpreslion Scherer and Maloney threw in their whole pol in hopes of gatung 1 &ood piece of oct ion against highway deaths. Sometbiq, perhaps, like the pre-moves to a bargaJn.. mg session between labor and manage. mcnt. The demand exceeds what Is expoctmt'nt. The demand e<eceds wbat II eapect· ed : the <"OUnter offer is less thin whal !1 cll t' ntu:llJy expected to be surrendered. However, It may be, the 22 polnto ar1 listed here, without commen& or explua- .' • 50 Years Ago on the River . .\ tion . / , DcmorrRry is always comp'i-omlse in action (if it were otherwise It wouldn't be dl' mocrat!c). We would comprom.ise, keeping obout 15 of these 22 polnto. Those we would sacrifice to "Democr4cy" are awn· bored inside parenthesis. I - Establish a program of compulsory driver education cOurses for aU persona graduating from Ohio high scbooll. 2 - Prohibit issuing persons 16 and 17 ycnrs ol age a license Wlless they !lave completed a driVer''S ·education course. (3) - Increase driver's license and related feea to pay tho costs of a driver ed,.. cation program and other safety meas· ures suggested b.erein. 4 -- Require an affidavit be submitted wiili each request for 1 duplicate license t.o cut down on the practice of obtainln8 fraud· ulent duplicate licenses. 5 - Require duplicate licenses be pick· ed up at a local coort or police staUon lr.. ther than mailed directiy to appli•ant). 6 - Require re-enminatioo of all driv· ers every siJ: years and eliminate all proviSions which permit persoDJ to obtain or retain Ucenses without examination. (7) - Require a $5 fee for the driver license examination. or or Could Be a Slight lJK!k ' ' . Tht Gtld~ W8l built by the Par'"'"'"""•' ""mn•~ - · - • """" at Parkersbur&, W. Va.""~' fur W. R. Markli at a coet of fl& 000 ID 1122, Ca(!laln J. w. M~ ·1 oqulrtd tJui Goldenrod from "•"'•'• "'-o.... "''" IM"• ••• ~· ~--Du• wao placed bi a 11ee1 bull by lbl ·' 'st. Louil Shipbuilding Company, the enlira. job beln• <OIIIpleted • 1ersoo lleynoldo of Pt. PJ-. 1111 ladllllrial Commilllloo ant. ofHe1959 waafrom dro)VIIe)lln ber the deckDece,. of lht lbowboat whim bt leU Into the Kanawha River , • The MajeaUc aeveral years ago, prior to Ita owner's deatb, WQ opera~ during summer ,.....,. by 1111dents of Hiram College and bv ' Professor Harry G. Wright of Kent State University. The story of sbowboatJioc.... oot be told In 1 single IOiuma •or a single Issue of a oewspa. per lor it Is In Itself a ,.Disblng American institution. The boato have gooe to the boneyard like the sidewheel packet and •••wheel towboat. From the files of 50 yearo 1 • go here aro some other River News Items to the Galllpe!ia Dally Tribtme: •• 0~ with headquarters ill CleYelaad. PJ1ot Mark Woods tf POIIl&o roy died at Columbus after a -...- operation. He learned the river on the lui Emma Graham In the Pit!sburgii.Cilr dlmaU trade. Mark was a bro- Dateline: e. Optrallng under. . By ROBERT WINGETT TODAY·s THOUGHT ahead. . ,. DALE, a long·time Gallipolis grocer, thought up the project abouf · two weeks ago. "I was tao young for World"·. War I, and too old for World War II" _ said Russell. "Too often we forget wh~t these men and wome11 are doing for us. Many are young, away from home for the first time ," he contin· ued. ,. Establish a sta-lde syiltem of annual motor vehicle Inspection; supenlsed by the blghway patrol and aecomniodeting presently efieo:live atunicipel . wbicle Inspection progt'tDll. ,. 21 - Permit law enforcement agenciel · to use unmarked vehicles In traffic· patroL 22 - Eliminate requlremeDI ·ol waralna '' markers and signs In . areu where .peed · laWB are being enforced. , 20 - .• • • "THE least I can do is try to obtain names of ,all the Gallia servi~emen, or servicewomen, their eorilplete address, and birth ojate; ~nd honor each one. I've been asking mothers, {albers, . wives or sweethearts for pictures of their sons or daughters, along with the above mformatJOn. l .hope to erect a bqlletin board behind the meat coun\er, conlainlng each serviceman'• picture with his or her information. Hurdles Gone in Path to Moon • The three-day fli8hl ol Gemini 11 baa got us over the hump in the moon program. With lhls latest Gemini ::~t the soft landing of Si . weeks ago on the moen, techniques. that .will If there were any doubt. remaining I· moon adventure have bout the feasibility of midspace maneuver~ demonstrated. What ing and rendezvous, the ease and precision complicated and with wbich astronauta Char!eo Conrad has now been shown and Ricbard Gordon accomplished, this pracUcal. " w11h the Agena target vehicle have reThe major hurdles remaiDJooa Jlte · · ,the moved them once and for all. proving out ol the tforee,.ni(a Apollo O.jio The tea m's ablllty to perlj)rm a V'llriety sulo and its giaBI boootet, tile llllllnJ':,i.V, of experirn~nts in tp'Bce, lnstde and , Out-Many smaller hurdles mllst •WI be Ofer.. side the capsule, is one more proof lbat come, of course, but lhanb to GeoJlDl 11 the ·•new ocean," as President Kennedy- and i!s al!lronauto, and all the astronauta described space, Is just another element before them, tll8 trlp to tht 11 .pte.. for man to swim ln. If much downbill tile rut ol the .111,)1. • . • . . THE • • • !966 TRI·COUNTY Community Concert AssOci· alion 's membership drive will commence Mond!lY with the annual kick off dinner for officers, captains and workers at Grace Methodist church in Gallipolis. ' • • • '·' 'l "QUR servicemen and women deserve consideration for the job they are doing.. I would appreciate help from all individuals wh.o have loved ones on active du· ty to give me addresses, pictu111s ,and birthdates. If someone doesn't like nie, I hope-they will stil~~;" me Gal· the information, because I want to recognize lia county servicemen." He added that addresses of all men stationed overseas should be obtained as soon as possible, because all Christmas matter going outside the United States should be mailed by Nov. 15, or Thanksgiving at the !ales!. •\ APPLES SCARCE, YES; BEAUTIES, NO- Apples are 1 btt scarce In Jackson Co111,1ty orchardS thiS fall after the late May freeze. But Apllle Festival Queen Ka!lly ~chards and member!! of her court, ~ beauties, ~ making sure the orchards are checked to get on all they can fmd for the fesl!val which opens on WedJII!sday, Septembet 21 and continues through Saturday,. ~ptember 24. Queen Kat~y ll ·perchect on the ladder doing the.high work, while h~ helpers, from left to nght, are Attendanll Sharon Elardo, Mary Ann Michael and Cynthia Coli. ck s0 n "ArnJ:'n le .rV es· { l•va l, 'Pens 4 Day RU n 'on 21 st JTQ I , \ Be sure you're right tbell • There baa been great interest this past week In the area of the new Pomero>: Motor Co. building on East EARL WOLJI'ORD Mam-St. The· very attractive building Is quickly takJna shape. • IN EXERCISE - Spt. 14 Th b. t t · . e tgges opoc of discussion in recent days, how· Earl E. Wolford, oon of Mr. and Mrll. Truman Wolford of ::;;er, '' about those two large Sycamore trees that are Galtia COUDty, look port ill I lr mg removed from the former Horton property. The ees, are hemg take11 out for the future area of com· long field exercise witb pany s used car sales. ~ Batta!ioa, 18th Arti~ We have had queries asking the age of the tree which ended last week ill · nearest the street. So far, no one has been located with JGraf•••ubr, GermBily, He Ia the an.swer. One elderly Pomeroy citi2en reported the lhe driver of au MllO howitzer. tree was full of limbs nearly 70 years ago. Wolford entered the Army ln Anyone havong knowledge of the age of these trees Mareh 1006, and arrived over. may pass II along. A mys108S In September, 1965. He Will have been solved. MENT - Eastern High grad attended Hannan Trace lfogh the trunks of the trees Dennis Parker, 213 lb. Marsb· sphooJ and will be rotated from no~ stand. Removal crews an- aU Uniyer.sity veteran defen-=bach, GermBRy on Feb. B, licopate a lot of work taking sive linebacker, wao 11 havo lbe'!l out A bulldozer and seen action iu Saturday's ope• eqw pment may be aeeded. er against Morehead Stall Universlly even though ht has been ~lowed down by a knee laJurr Gov. Rhodes has been invit· on recent da)'!!. . Broca Wool. ed to take time out from llis lace of Middleport, a aopJo-. earav8f,l schedule in southeastmore, will play ou the deleue ern Ohio on Sept. 27 to speak too. Anyoae havimg 1 1968 Ra· to the Leading Creek Water· cine Alumni Aasociation shed Association. gram that they would bt ~ Jack Crisp, chairman, has mg to spare is aaked 11 writtea Gov. Rhodes inviting tact Secretary Linda Jleesl• ... him to attend a special meet- Programs of the eveU a r 1 lng of the organization and iR· needed for the National SlaiJI form the membership If the Corp. of Detroit, lha 1Jrm ,.. KUTB IIEIGLE part the State might play in sponsible for the fltcbmilll .. such • program as ill proposed the Paul H. Carooahao .Jicltolu. NEW TEACHER _ M in the Northwestern sector of ship Fund .. . October :Ill bu r 1• M · c ty be Anne Heigle is a aew eogs oun · en set aside 18 the data Jar teacher In Gatllpolls • i ty Crisp informed Rliodes every tb~ three-acl ~'· NA~eu6She was graduated effort would be made to have m over Yooder, that will lie from Rio Gralde College In ' an atlendance of 506-700 per- presenled In lbl Pomeny " 1964• and for the past two years sons If he comes. oor High odor..... .,. bas taught t. Hebron, 0. She surship o1 the . . '" ' ,... nmrried to .Robert Heigle Chapter altha lliQII Plot .•. of Gahanna, o ., on June 18, of A aew business w!U· ho ope~~- ::.rority. .,., lhls )'iar, and they are living lng soon oa East Main . St in 11 Rio Gr- · where he Is a Pomeroy In the former Metro· ., III!Dior Ia tho tollege. politan Motors building owned It doesn't alwayo It .... .) by Willis Leadingham. speak up ... Larry M<lr,Tlot-, Ilea right on the streeis. There Glenn McDaniel, Atheos, is Assistant Meigs Looal are apple displays, aa art planning a Home and Au 10 District Superintendeat , : ; : lihow and a ·:Mutt show." Clear Store there With Firestooe mer· local executive at Eubn, C<l!d apple coder Is 01 sale. chandise. Mr. McDaniel said one-time Raciae baskeW~~-:.-H you. have never seen an lhJs week work is underway to coach, maintalnl it 11 lieu. It apple (He eating C<llltesl or get ready tor tbt opening. remain quiet aod be ~ a ."dunking maehlne" In oper· a fool than to speak • . . alion, hen Ia your ehance. ODD •a ENOS DEPART· , remove all doubta. MRS. Russell Bibbee is the ~966 membership drive cbairman. others who have served in that capacity during the past 19 years include: Mrs. Keith Suiter, · 1948; Mrs. Viola Plymale, 1951; Mrs. Gladys · Boyie, 1952; Mrs. Earl Arnett, 1953; l'drs. H. B. Ecker, 1955: George Bovie, 1956; Richard Austin, 1957; Mrs. James . • . D. Walker, 1956; Mrs. Nancy Plymale, 1959; Mrs. Don· aid Unlala, 1960; Mrs. Keith Suiter, 1961·64; Mrs. Os_JACKSON - Ona of Oblo'• rls wheel BRd merry • go • Schott will crown hovely Kathy car W. Clarke, 1965. • • • boggest community celebrations round, plus other !brill rides Rlcbards of 'lburman route two HERE'S the Trl·County Community Concert Associa· the llllliUal Jackson Coomtj for young and old alike. as 196f. Jacks011 Coun.ty Apple tion b<Jard of directors. for 1966-67: Gallipolis- Apple Festival, opeos Wednes· llpeling day of the feaUval, Festival Queea. Atlendlag Mrs. Leo C. Bean. Mrs. Wolliam C. Campbell, Dr. and dsy, Sept. 21, for • four day Wednesday, Sept. 21, will be Queen Kathy will be the three Mrs. Oscar W. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. H. 0 . Francis, Mrs. stand Jon the streets of do,. jampecked with celebrities and cbarming Festival Court Charles E. Holzer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McGinness, town ackson extending. through aclien. First big event tl the hers, Cynthia Coll, Mary Mrs. Nancy Plymale, Dr. and· Mrs. Evan C. Roderick, llalurday algh~ Sept. 21. festival is the afterpoon school Michael and Sharon Elardo. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. A Khr.· Gorgeoua J!il!!, hJarlng hands, porade In wbich Jackson school One of the major ball Suiter, Mrs. 0. Keith Suiter, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight fency _floats, , eolorful exhibits, cblldren participate With bands will be the "Simru Duo," C. Wetherholt and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W, Wuercb. an exciting midway and rosy, and floais. tastie, daredevil high wira Rio Grande--Mrs. Clydi' Dale and Mrs. zelma red apples are mixed In apano. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes perlormed .wlthoot nets Northcutt. . tama of entertainment which will be the featured speaker at safety devoces on • s m a I Pomeroy-Miss Marie Bicbman, Mrs. Patrick Loch· will draw thousando "',· '-Uval lhl App!. e F.."vat Banquet to plaUorm 90 . feet .In lbe atr. ary and Mrs. James O'Brien. 1 visill>rs ,.. •" ~ese a ali 1s u be held t 5·30 t lh 0 '" eri s WI Now l;laven, w. Ve.- Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer. · ·· a · P. m. • two lbows dall Point Ploasanl - Mrs. Robert H. Bosworth; Mr. ' Thil II an, utra special fes· Jackson High School cafeteria. y. and Mrs. Ralph F. Crump, Mrs. J. H. Farley, Mrs. Rusb UvaLyear, ftlr- Jackson CauniY Also on the rtstrum will be Jimmy Newman Will Krodel, Mrs. Charles Lanham, Mrs. James Shadle, MrS.- II celebraUng Its ISOtb birth· Harold Seholl, president of hio famous "Cajun Call" l G. Voltfft\'and Mrs:·Walter'i Windsor. day and tho 1968 Apple ,J'esti· The Jackson lrOI & Steel Ca., two performancea from • . ' '' • .. ! · • fal hao · a SesqulceittennJaJ Jackson's oldest major Indus. revieWing Bland Thursday AND HE!ij:'S past presidents of the association: Mrs. theme - J.cksmo Coul!lt Tben try which Is celebrating Its lng. Frldny'o program Will MARIETTA _ The South 1ng part In the 1 ti al Ni Ea 1 St M , Norflllllltl~~;~ Leo c r· Bean, C. R. McGinness, George Bovie, Dr. and Now, 1816-1966." . •· eoth anniversary thla year. cludo two perfonqanceo ol a Cbarlestot High kboo1 teen of the 11 han":.';,.~ er.' :r'wayne· ary s, Oscar W. Clarke, Mrs. James· D. Walker, H. 0 . Fran· Apple Festival ~enl Tb bl t will d bJi country music lbow feat- tr Soutb Ch 1 1111 W. Clarke. Current president of Ge ' • nque progrm en · ' om ares cuest • · band Va., In at competition present Will for be laking part Local of Buchtel ~~==t!Q! CI·s, and Mrs. Osc•• .,. ne Hurd said ap te- Ia lime for the Grand Openlna urmg the Harden Trio and Job.. will be the. featured ptlzes in School wiD also. be the association is Eldof 0 . '!'"ere~. IJI 100 boolha fer display and Parade of the fesUval at a p. oy DarreU. All feallval for the Fiftlo Antwal Band.(). parade IDd field maneuvers on lng as host hand 1110111 iert a note on ·Dateline's desk last week. =to ":, be set ~In .the m. Tbia is one of the two big ~ attracliona art free. Rama to be held ill Martella the three competitive c . • ..The 11 a. m. SOMEBODY It read: "When you mention the Royal·Tones, . in· off wntown s to fur festival parades with over !00 su)IOI'<llper parade on Saturday, October I. Additional bands oonfirmed m concert will be the festival. Parades and top. marching units parUclpaUng Jn. the f..tival II beld .. this week Included Bel lllgh field elude Mary Morse, VIcki Milo: hell, Taffy Darnbrough notch enlertainment Ifill be eluding d...., of bands and evening. Banda from all II won ead the . parade at Sebool defend' to be .bel · dmaneuDoaver and Cand,i. :nuv~ner. They are now part of the .organ- on the schedule for every aft. noato Mulhern Ohio floatS 11 a. m. 8lld ..,11 oresent 1 Cl M nd Pitn m at Dntnuil,1'1olll~ lza!lo~.'' ·. , • • • ., 4omooo and evening. Tile- bli AI iJoe CORclusion ol the auto un11s 1,j 8eoocert In Milskin.. i Park at 1 .:.U"ct. Will aster Hlgb boglnnlng 11 1:30 TwENTl' YEARS AGO, fl'OlD tile files of The Dally ~way has the tradl'-' .ftr· Grand ()peJoirljJ l'arlde, Mr. iDg unito m~e lhJa Gr81111 3 p. m o n lhe day ot the event. lng In •the Open compel- ~Yallofa!:nt. follow . 1 Tribune and w~klY GaDia Tfti)es . . . . Opal Greer, . do G . ale .Parade memorable The Band.O.Rama, tea th01I Banda fii'!VIously COilfirmed field ~ Wilkesville, Roger Ifill, Vln'lon; Richard RwiseU, Che- CollD ~ ~0 . ·: Wilberforce blanks Rio _Grande cession. •. . three. week• away, Ia. iliSiired were: 'lb!m"Nloal!, Waterl<lrd, The .Filtli shire, Blll Wood, lllo Grqode, Bob Sims, Cruwri City Bob e~e . 0 fore. ~p_ ,crowd .on. Academy,field . . . Square dancing on the of berng the Jaraeot bo lbe five RoiJancl, w._, ~ ma hu llld Bill Neal, Poi'!er, all Tribune carr)ers, enjoy .out· . ml ay\~n rloeel.-. pl'lvate. pilot l.loenses ,thus be- Is featured., Thursday, Friday year history of the ~ent. He Glouster, Fleld,.t P«<age QluD. boenr ef litg at Camden Park In Huti~lnlton 'With cJreu]atlon • fort 1!11 ~!:'~d~.~ un~er ~l..~~ Polloc. k ~ lnstruo- and Soturda)"lllgbll. Apple but-sald· lhe conflrmatton •I the ty Southern Local of Racine athltUe "'•"•"er· Jlaxter Walker•. • pt. Jileasant B!i Jllaeka " • · · ~.,_·,.,,.c ey, 0, ..,.......,. prosecul!ni attor- ter t.. made tbo old· fashioned South Chart..ton band brings N~wport W"IIlJamstown r ....... ,j,·=~~~=r~ ....,.-. _ •• ·) · . ', , . ne,,~~~~:cum.,. ........velaod. · Wt.Y wlllr woocl' h lDII ket- to 21 the IDmber .. .._._ '-• .. ,;_ ......._ ' - . e, . ' . ' <· . . . . " ' - - 'Wtr.., -.aa -.,.,.Fori Feye, Gflr7 o • wbicb at one time waa the Great Westera lroa '• • of Pennsylv811la. Brady'l Blliol · at one lime waa .,. of lbt '-" lest places oD the .Weal' :I" River and was a great sblpplllt r point for all 1teamboall _. packets. The Allegheny River too 1111 · 1860's and 70's was 1 great boJI. !ness stream. There were IJJp; . merly five independent 011 oompanieo iD Pitlshurp lfllr. the River Coal GomJ>8111 laolk charge of all tbt other fti.mt.· They were lbl Clyde Coal Co., Elaine Coat Co., Delworth Coli Co., Marine Coal Co., People'l ( ., Coal ea., and the c. Jutter Coli Co. The only oet rernalllilli". lnd I th D.18---• Coal~ay • e ""'"" """"' pany whlcb Ia managed by A. ' H. Stolenbaugh. &!cb ch-•ti · -... have taken place ill tbt Jaot lf years but a great do•••• ....,... wiiJ . , take place in lha lexl . . . years to come, 18)'11 I spondent for tloo Wata w..a , _.:!J~ou~r~na~l:_._ _ _ _ _ _.:_ The Meigsf News Beat ' Gallia A PPROXIMA 472 Gallia county ·men and women are now serving their country as ·members of the Armed Forces. lf.l)ale Russell's plan, · or . desire comes true, every Gallla soldier, sailor, marme, amnan, WAC or WAVE w.ill receive a birthday card on his or her birthday, and a Christmas card during the Christmas holidays. alcohol or drugs .lrolil .I d. Failure to Bjop 11!111· Illy at the scene of aa 6 to 12 polnto. 3. Reckless , . drlvJn, polnll. . 18 - Adopl an Implied COillllll. alatull. IV - Set tbe blood alcohal content level sufficient to sustain a drunk drlvldl clioqe AlleghenJ River, ·~==i and Hillsd . ate, belwellD Landing and Brldy'l B Is In the bands 1 tw ··-•··! ' a motor Ratio's They'll Do It Evsr Time .. . of <081 to lower river martell1 o o coa companies, the Diamond Coat Company and the River Ctmpany of Pittsburgh, who make · one or two trips In two months. There· 18 no eh ance ror • aew company to start unless they llart up the YougbiogheJly Rlv· lhar er, as all the coal has been The story of that visit II 11est In 1 :14-boQr period. .Jn-law of the late Judie J. worked oot II the first, second told in thla river news Item Captain Gi!orge Howden 11 Captain Menke, Widely P. Bradbwy. and third pools. from the Gallipolis Dally Trillpiloting the Emerson OoaUng wwn for JMioy yeara ·as a ' Captain Btu Hap!ooJtal! ·of Some talk bas beeo made of une of Sept. 13, 1916, as fol· theater which Is In the ll>w of ahowboat operator oo U. 8. Rlv· J.llddleport II pilot of the U. s, .. taking coal out of the Alleghe. lows: the Eclipse. The boato are tho ora Is now consultant aboard Steamer Nokomis wbicb io .uJ>. oy River valley but that river The EmersiR Showboat Gold· most beautifully and extensive· the showboat Goldenrod at SL dergoilog numerous tests oa ill only navigable to Natrona, enrod, lar!lest In the world, ly lighted on the rtver. Captain Louis. Captain Menke, who lives ma"''Jnery and boilers lor ecoor and most of the cool is above played bOre Tuesday ulght to Emerson reoenUy entertained I on the IIOCOnd deck of the boat, tmy · that point. There is, when Cona fair lllzed audience all ol party of Cinclnnaf theatrical celebrated 'hla 8'ltb birthday .. The Annie H., built out ot greas sees fit to put another whom were delighted with tho newspapermen or Billboard at Aug. 3, 1968. Wabash, was Inspected Monday dam Ia at Natrona, $300,000 play, "Call of the Cumber,::. New Riehmond. They were roy· by lnspectora Thomas • nd waiting lor this purpose. and lands." The cast carried by ally entertained by Captain THE C1I'IIER BOAT Clark, and Captain Thomas or· there Is hope that this I o c k Captain 'Emerson ts a very Ralph Emerson as well as d.. The ooly :remaining veternn deredhera omudadrumll palehThl placed and dam, whieh wiD be No. t, Biron• one and the performance lighted by the performeno. •• m . s was wiU - • be otarted. • nd showboat an the Ohio River toSept. 13, Itll - Cap tat a dnoe by the Pt. Pleasant Maet.. The U S G t b Ill II a arou Including the spec· The Goldenrod today Is moorday Is the Mioj~stlc whleh Is Charles W. Watson, . former . . overnmea u lalties were high class and the ed on t•· ,St. 'Louis waterfrout. operated b·• Indiana "•'verslty Joe Works. Otherwise she pas.. I steel hulrsurvey and towboat . ,,. , ""' steamboat engineer o1the pack. . .. td a first class Inspection and to go u th All gh Ri very be ot ever seen on a show. She was towed there in · 1937 and is moored at JeflersunVl·lle, •• G 1 d v· lni nd P e e eny ver, •~ reen an • org a, a her bollero we.. allowed 190 but ow1ng •· th e draft ot· can on· boat at the Gallipolis wharf. and operated there nightly r·o'r" liod . She 1• operated bY lbl"'-' w . ~.... Queen City, has been up to Ra· peundoo tJl steam. Sho left for ty g f •~n Th Ca plain Emenon Cllllfnues to 0 as ar as N•-r·a. many years. II Is the only . . verslty. cine on a visit to his old borne. Portamouth. i.t maintain his reputatlnh as !toe ahowboa( operating ou the j\lisThe Maj..Uc waa fonnerly Mr. Watson Is oow General beat cost $30,000 to build and ''Barn11111" ol all showboat men. sissippl R.tver. '' owned by Captall Thomas Jef· lA f equip lor river purposes. Some 1 -· - -···- -~·- ·•·· ·---- ~;~~~;:~~;-~;;;::~~~-===~~~~~========•pe=c=or=o~s:te:am::_:bo~ller:_:l~fo::_•:__ __:~S!&:I~t~f,~IJ=l=•==T=he~sh~lp~p~lng~-~of~th~e~be~s~t~c~oal~·.land~ , ~~ls~u~p~t~h~•_ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Sept. 18, 1966--5~ , polnta. at .15. . Captall· Emenoa 11 bringing to a close the most successful aeesoo he has ever had. The "Goldenro4" wjll tah a loolr up the great Kanawha ; ·ruver after playing at Mi&lleport, and' later on, the showbo . .a,l will make a se<'ond tour lilts Hason up the Monongahela River, 11 a rise comes !bat will pentoll tho 0 et to b Pi tsbu h ·e reac ·. 1 '1 · BY DICK THOMAS Fifty years aga there . were several wel~Jmown showboa!s plying both the Oblo and the Mlssiasippt Rivera but Ieday there are only two of the most !•moos ones left, and one ol them paid a villi to the 0 I d ·French City Just 50 years ago lhls fall. .m..r., , ' ation ·' ' ... Showboat (;oldenrqd Remains of a.Vanishing River Institution I - Specify tblt drlvtr'J. QJmJnellorw: Include testo tor calor hii"CCn•l, yiJion, hearing and readlon lime. 1 . 19) - Restrict tbt DUmber .fit 111111!1 II applicant oan like ID uamlnallon to not more thaD twlot In a J2.morltb period. (10) - Make notleu dri'&c nbjtct to the same requlrtd ptllllly (A!Ii'tW'lll of a Ucense for aa much u tlmle yqro) 11 · · other serious motor. nbide crlmiL (II) - Requlrt a jlldp Who lmpotoa a license suspensloa to also impOM l1lllltllded jaB aentouct lqUal lD ltDalb <rl llmt to the period tor wbleb the JlteDH II 1111' pended. J'll'"'"" . , ' •. J_,l, l>nner, AdP. l>lr. Vfi'IIOtl DIIHIIt, ¥"·if8r• l2 - ~ thlt IID!eD$ lmpolld fqr violation ¢ trafflo laWI and 91 thl drlv-... license law arllln& out of the _ . loci· dent bt lioposecJ to run coJIIO(lQU'el)' niJI. er thin IXIDOUrl'elltly. Ul) - J'ennit a court to_.,vote a·'llrlv• · er's Jleense for life lD serious cues•. If - T!ahten up the law ao u to have the Burau of Motor Veblclea useu the points •upon re<:elpt of a eourt nolloe of · conviction and auspend the Ucense wh!ll l2 points blft been u•BEII''. •. . · , ·. , ,., 15 - Reqlllre a SUSfJli'Sioii"'to be • live wblle en appeal Iii (16) - Alsea 12 fX!l!jt to;vlulaton prohibitions against oPii'llltii ~ to elude or flee a pilllce i· 17 - Inoreaso the noJm!V ·GI pe(11· iao aessed for ;·, . . . OpenUng a ftblcle wblle ~V:,:· llcen1~ b under aolapelllioo ,... · ." Uon from 6 to l2 · b. Mansl•ughter ',· ., W,e're For Scherer and Maloney,,~ostly Hamilton County legislators Rep. Gonloll I, i) 4~ - '• • '·•ff· • 0..1...,.:;;~. - """'""·ii"' '*OW PVBUSHED BY TB.I OBJO 'V.ALLE'l' PVBUSlflNQ COII'PANf I·, southCharleston Ban d"''"II Leadparade "I Jn F"£thAnnual Band.O-Rama October 1 w pa;..... + : ' .. •· ' ~ii.j S.:, e IIIUr Ill.\, "Loolr. '-r, I tkJJI• WAHT 10 11 oH '!! •J fl)lt ......, L. -· ·' pollticrl ~,, ,., il'• ,., ~ ~·,. .; .. ,. -'!;'I'' ~ ·~·'" ; .I ;~.':.( •- . . .. . ' ... '. ' 1 ...... u.;, ctoa:" . '1.,., a.:. "':n w.U: �.... _ . ..... . ~ } f r H"';l~fomting· ./ . J ! I' • r) J . v I• I > ;G~ses . ~~y ,ltt~ o:- - · Land, Labor; Capital ·Key Factor in Farm Business ration of Silo BY c. E. BLAKESLEE , tlces fnlm 25 to 50 per eenl ments, would return him 1 eel'· E•t. Aceat, Ap'ieallore \ The labor part of the business laln Interest rate Without one Meqa Caualy IS wbere many farmers run tJI. "lick" of work. This Ia why in· Land labor and cap1tat as ! to greater dtfficu!ly. terest on investment becomell In Ada;., Smith's or Karl M;rx's Stal'ling to milk dairy cows a fixed charge. days, are tlie three fund'amen- at 6 a.m. and completing the In many cases f~a bave, tals in the farm production JOb at 8 p.m. totals up 10 1 at Jived on Weir depreciation and , business hour day . This gets tiresome Interest charges, 111> when re- . when followed 365 days a year. placement became necessary At a farm management work- Most fanners look With envy on there is no money either lor shop this past week it was point- lhe industml worker who puts family living or to replace tbe ed out that If ail the operator in a 8 hour day . equipment or Uvestock. knows about the business· " Most tanners when they go the dollar and cents, he IS not Very few industries conUnue to borrow are to provide 1 managmg the busmess. Tbis re- to keep workers who are not the lender With a net wotth fers to the importance of detail- I needed or who are no_l bwy pro- statement. Farmers should he eel farm reoords so the opera· ,ducmg for the full e~ght hours. able to determine 11 they are tor can mamtam control over On the farm , however, there improvmg rinancially year afhis expenses, his investments, may be three to five hours ter year by filling out ouch a and how to get the best mcome whieh are extremely busy At atatement This is a simple from business. other penods, little or no pro- listing of it.e value of land, uveThe land JS the location on ductJve work can be done. stock, buiiUina:s, and products I which tire busine" is built. One ' On 191 Ohio dlllry farms ln and cash at a lix~ time each pear . cannot lose land but the land ' 1965 the low labor equivalent ' year. By deducting their liahil· ·arjjor, everbearing strawber' can be either improved or run- !• as 241 ten hour days per year.[!ties from this figure, tl!ey get 'more than 500 plantings of down. During the first 50 years IThe high was 289 ten-hour days 1 net worth figure. If this Item an .herb garden conta;.ning 120 of this century, many farmers 1 per year. ,·ncreases each year lh- ••e a flower garden featuring more than 40, o th th t h tte ~ "' varieties, The Fann Science· Review wDI lost much soil by erosion. ne mg a as go n farmer 's financial posiUon Is Sentetll. be,~ 21·:23 · ,a,t,_ t,he o, hio ~laleiJ . 1Jivi!;sity Now, however, ail g 0 0 d farmers into difficulty financial- improvmg. '< . . 1 • 1 farm managers use conservat· ly 15 that theJ tned t.o save Ia. It is important, however, to ' , " Ion pracliees on land that needs bor by buying machmery. . aeparale the effect of risin ·ment '!ncoine whlcft is tile a- m11y Will he In- trouble. them At the workshop 11 was pomt- .c f th rod U abil ' . , · ed 1 th t th '"J;i d pt1 es rom e P uc ve • mount available lor family Yv• Another plloe where fannera held at ~~~L:.ak~•·:~:~: l Most farm managers, how.v• 1 ou a e •• r sa~e ity of the farm business. lnfla· ing io determined by addi~~g . · · dlffi u1 Detro in tr, have not yet re ached the .must be put Into a productiVe lion has acjded about S per cent the' gross illcome plus l ·b e ~avehr~ ~ltd~~~- c Y point m the application of !Jme uae. This brmgs up tile quesuon to the value of land'''8lllllmlty chan In inventory together. s w e . grea ....~ ~ 29. T and fertilizer where they can- of cap1tak Capital wears out, be- d . .. ••· 11 t al yea Fro ~... 'te th h reduCed the labor mput. ln ma-• . b I te d I urmg "~ s sever rs. m "'"' I m e cas .,.. i!J' caoes this bu !1!\'l!ed dispoa- traUon afliee Will be cloaecl 0 not get more return by using eomes s~ e • an mus bo Family living is not a part of penses plus depreciation PIIIB - f 1 . da~ . more fertilizer. The good farm ;eplaced. Capital 15 the money Uie farm business but tbls Is the Interest on investments mU&t 1 1 0 a ~'!"'' · ·' '· · Duke Rom~.s Qvet WVU Team, 34-15 "' ,;.keel Redskins Stun Indiana I 1 I I ti'JII.... J; manager today is constantly mvested · .'" machinery, ~altle, buildmg up hiS soil by the a'ddi- •atrd hu!ldmgs. 11 the machmery, tion of plant food and organic I the livestock, and the bwldmp matter. As pointed outlast week ' are not repa~red or replaced th e average farmer can increase constllntly, the capital mveslhiS produciJon w1th good prae- menl 15 depleted. - - Many farlnera are ID good shape financially until a major pieoe of equ1pment breaks down and has to be repliced: .T MARKE TRENDS Whenever farmers consider why most farmers are In the farm business. It 'Is very dlffl· cult today to provide the lellel of flimily li'Virit ' from lhe same size operafion catried out by the previous gefterauoo · The !aDilijr libor and bWia&e- Selection,.. Arrangement ACe y · . IY PAT GLASi . to lower for ali major classes of this investm~nt Include the , EU. Arent, B•m• "•· . ,; sl aughter livestock at mterest on the mvestment. the AccessOr!~' ate n'.A bfsk furmidwest markets thiS week. 1depreciation, ta~es, msurance, . h Th . rtanl AI ma)or livestock t•rmmals land repairs. Even if the mach· :;:.s. '~!!'- t m ;lo 11ghter steers and heifers fine is _not used a single day, f~;;:'~~ tJ'.t~erpe e~pi-e!s co sold steady to .50 lower except 1 these 1tems are fixed costs 1 In Th al Chicago where heifers ' which must be met. Whenever Y le~est1s. esesh 1amps piC ures a 1 , 11 sl:t·u u1e week on a stPady Imvestmg in equipmenl or live- books 'and book ' ' clnck's ''· z., high•r baSIS Cows closed stock, the fanner must realize . . hd ' th' If · ted art obJects As we ;trong It! .50 higher and bulls 1 t " money, mves in 'th th · 1 · of 1 11 were steady 10 $1.00 lower at savings bonds or other inveat- wtwe notiececooo_urerfurnishl""s m!' ar•: •r.... •\ ~ r e .~ lt! aly to $1 . lower at , ----;----- - ~ - - - , 1 rc~ul and steady to 12 oa 20 to 50 with the October 11 ~t1 •r al Etst St. Louis. delivery at $26.45 und February increased supply of $27.37 per hundredweight. While Ieeder raUl•. la rgest of the arrivals at leading markets <;rason at several points. sold were particularly heavy, tra· ,teady to .50 lower. ' dersyressed. the fut~res. Receipts of some 194,000 PriCes paid lor hve _poultry :atlie at 12 markets were up delivered to Chicago this week more than 20 per cent from last \Pre unrhon~ed Roaslers were NPek's holiday-shortened per- ..25'h to .27'h and special feel od. whll• rock ftyers were .20 to Prices Steady .22. . Wholesale carlot prices lor Closmg prices for wholesale ste<r be•f were steady to t cent eggs delivered to Chicago were • pound lower, w1th the most 2 to 3 _cents h•glrer. allhmioh 1ownturn at Chicago. Heifer s~bstant1aliy lower; wheat and >eel also was steady to I rent ! Ch~eogo wh,olesale_ butter adower and cow beef was steady [ vanced 1> cent durmg the week. to z cents higher. 1 Soybeans and com were Ch01ce steers at Chicago ' substantio!ly tower wheat and averaged $26.10 per hundred- rye lower and oats irregularly we1ght for the week lower thi s week on the Chicago Prices on the bulk of hogs Board of Trade. ;lumped to the lowest !•vets Soybeans were off 2f V• td t> ince April rhis week and top 24~~ . corn off 2% to 7li2; wheat pr ices to the lowest point in a off l'o to 2; rye off 2* to ! 14 ; year. Closmg prices for bar- uats unchanged to off t\l. rows and gilts were .50 to 1 75 • lower. Sows declined .75 to · 11.50. Hog receipts IbiS week at 12 : t.erminal markets plus direct I The I marke1mgs in interior Iowa and '> l){lthE'rn Minnesota torajed c· a· - Now! ••• One Wagon For All Crops The NEW HOLLAND Crop-Carrier! ChJCB "O Mor,.~ " 1•1 .. f>~ . .., ' \, \ ) Azcue Paces Indians to 6-2 Win Over Tigers FIRST PRIZE: ~FREEZER· ' •REFRIGERATOR I ~ECOND PRIZE: S20 cl~H lbiJ••:... FIVE $10 CASH PRIZES .--r~.....,· TEN $5 CASH PRIZES Come In to our store today and rea:ister for the SwHpstaJcesl Look around at our bargams whiio ~ou ' re hare. No putciJIU necessary. This Is a focal con1est . . . not state-wide! (Employus and familie s not eliHible.) Drawing on Dee. 15, FULTON TI--'OMFS~N TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE S'RING AVENUE 992-5101 Here's th~ tJ"actor ~ ~ all,Qthan.iD hp dale bpower. with versatility ao4 ~- Sbcrtelt tml.iDe radius (8'6•) iD it1 clasa. Hydrostatic powet c 1 iQg optiaaaL Far ilnaround utility or 3-plow ~ IIPOI'ta•htrdllq -.el POMEROY Serving Me111 G•IU• • MillOn CounfiH- Phant 992·2181 J•c• W. C~rtey Mgr. Leoll for th• 161 "L" on Rout. 1 & 33 II thl u,.,., l"d at Ptm.rO• Of'I!N rtL 9 P.M. <MONDAY thru SATUitOAYl POM!ROV, OH'O this week. ,Lo&&el ran1ed trr.m ~-------------~----- tbi.,.. dell- 1n time for Christmas. LAN DMA"Rf, C:: rlol "" thfo \ ~ r • ~ ' 11 cu. fl SIDE-BY-SID! aDoul w~>rt w~' { HOMKO RidinK Mower OR MM tl) 81 M! rl\' a ctiv, trarl r ,. $.1'-"\lll I A _ '1 . . ._I. \1\ . ··~ Pius1 great~st handling ease in a 3-p/ow tractor.. ""Y r attle fPtu rH- Your Farm Serli~ Center UI!!\U Illlift rlere's the modern self-unloading wagon for forage , bales and cornt For chopped ma tenals, the Ne w Holland Crop-Carrier has a v~rtlcal elevator for fast , trouble-free unloadins. tt unloads up to 6.6 tops of loraae rnto bunk or blower in just six mmufesl To handle bales or ear corn, just retnove the trent panel. Watch the conveyor move the crop out the rear in 90 secondS! A!'; us to· a demonl:r• tion. Free literature. Ea sy tinancm L! v~ _.,_.,.Sbow, ....._,,..._.._.___, :......... 1 I "'•· IH'r ~ ..; lp r .-l \· tn ~ lnwer cnmp.1 rrd to last Wf>f>k, e:ccepf m fa ir ly ~ .... " "'~~ of ·ohio ' 1·, \owf'r tha n last wf'ek and 1 '' f,,,n•st sinre April ( h.;1n g pnres for ~ l au~hter whnl"-"' '" "rH'"- lnr carca s~ lambs wert~ f'nOCII~ ste?.dv til 1,1: cenl a puuf141 lowt' r YciU ltop ma.titia fast and 1180 milk gooner when you 11118 Hen & Clark's Medifuran. It goes to work fast . ... · AUS'nN!· ~- ~~- A to •toll mastitis and milka out clean in only 48 boul'l. Ywblllat belir ~\mea · tty Medifurari FO!Jtaina furaltadoue, tho new nitrofuran Doalllol'lioblel··lliil, Fit' ~~ that kills bacten.i eau'llqg P,.~ mastitis. Espe...nvme; IMdlllgodaer;' ConnOially efleetive qairuot hard-tcHontrol "staph" maaIJ);'dlie~~pareltued for P.• ''·W ' ~by lellll • · titia. ~ Medifunn. You'Dappreciate it. .........,_, ... ... •• ·-:&' · ~ lt'""'! !lie IIPI!!tt''P..• e.,_.-pill_ Ia· !hi~ lllalory tf IWt•fiaGolll ·_ central·:»oya Tht> week ly averagE" price of U.mm1~ and gil ts at Chicago ~~a~ t> xpected to tM' around dred w e 1 ~h t una ' 111 ""~~ · __. 'J.11•-, ,...,... Tak~ a good look at thO!!.• shoes or old sun hal with a new platters can be used Ia 11,1111 ••f•l• ...ru·unl'boea have m you_r home In the suit. However, you · might lag posUion Ql" hung ,cm the Uowtlo·N •Itldof--lloal' Ina of accessor~es. For the tN8r some a)lproprillte acces- to add lnltrest t. .. mantel or Jad... ~ 1111 ·ltff tireed ' ' j ~ I' few weeks, we wnt be disc" ' aories which you alteady own. chest arratliemeot. Old .-uete WNaeadaJ, '"·· mg selection, use, and arran,, T.hersame id~a applies to ac· ware and china, sucb as f ' ,.; !J!•· ~·~ :,· ·>j" ment of these accents In eessorles for your borne. Ur serve standi, soup .blleens, aDil . ~o.l .. ~. £ A, I !..rji ,I ~se jtomes. . those you have that lio with colored tumblers~- add color, Have Use aad late~est your otlierillrnls!Ungs,' and plin char": and d!sllltcilon td a !'00"'· Almost all SCCf!SS!>rles your budgi!t to Include those Doat Have · ~- lle Eqletillve 85 Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. some use, well as . lnlere,jtl necessAry to complett the de- It Is 'poso!ble to haveuJQve!Y ' """' wei ~w~lll~~~:l value. FW1hermore, they 1U eorauon of the roliiR ·apJII'opr!- . and interesting acceiiiiQiies at 1001~-b~c ~~ Iii 3rd &, Sye~moro ·Gilllpolis, 0. 446-2463 can be beautiful. ~e, such ately. fi!Ue l!lpOIIBe. You may haVe to IIOrlt!J, in, ~, jlome, as lamps and ash trays, serve Before buying look In your spend more thought and · ::::~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-========:::::::::::;""'"""111 a useful purpose. Others such as 1 ttic ldtthen cbma cabinet or than money in order to books ~nd rna~, are ha..;,ent to - ~ what ml8hl •e • IOOd,lnexpenstve ooes. R~~:~;~ "" ,,. ' ces of mform4t!on and pleasure. used as an · accessory. ber that a poor ~election Still others, _ancb II eralt art•· pewter pit· money wasted regardless cles and cjlo•ce oosaessions, excoff\!1! and price. li comparatively expen-l press the ab!fiUes and tastes l;i,~-;.;.;,-i:-.>;":o-ll...liii=i-..:;;;a;-:i..l;a;...i;;.;;&ill .t . 1 'flp~·et ' that make you an indl\-ldual. · Usually a few articles justify t•........._ _ _ _ _...__ _ _ __ their existence by beauty alone. These are like jewels that add sparkle. Enjoyment of dally living is increaied when you flee I . ' ' . . • !I I. ' and appreciate sucp objects. They shoold be special objects !:. ome 6fi9.000 compared with a10.000 last week . ln wholesale ca rlot trading, pork loms wer"' 3-6 cents a pound lower. Boston bu Us y;ere l1 ~ner but fresh skinned tlams v. erE' steady to 2 cents lower. pPr hUI thai conHnu~ 'td. give Y"ll plea· tea polS, can· b& l!lt~UQg piesure. More ~han. anylblng else ees even when eJ;Oply; -or \hey in the room. _Ill~ pieces ex- ean OUCIII!ssfully hold .Doweril, press you and your interests. growing plants or flowering y 1toom branches. ~=:: of':ood design ItO- _Baakets "tr brass buckets, r. ,_ d h ld azln Old f of come wsUng an essent1a1 parts 0 mag · es. Peces of JOUr ful'llishings. They abuuld gliss, chilla or sliver "' · ·...;..1. 88 .~tWtiq~ ag9, .......~ ,!Ill complete th~ room just aboes, h'\11 b&i.g!oves.. imd je- · h/Jlders and bone dishes, we!ry complete a costume. You hold matches lllld apes for would not wear your gardt!D day's smoker. Pia~. trays, ' MEDIFURAN ! -rl£~5- :YOU SELL MORE MILK .., ~ :~y:~~ti~~;p::n;~r .~·~~~ Access. on,·e.s E _xpress Accents in the.Home By United Pre'ss International cap1tal outlay, they rnust real· Pr~ces generally were steady ize tir•l some of the fixi!d costs !~ ~ · :~. be subtracted The difference Is The use of farm records as the family t~hor and manage- a management tool Will help ment wage: . . . ·farmero·lmprove their operaHon C If the ·CO!It of fllmlly living 'OX· 'Or to determine II some otl!er ·• coeds . ·thiS' famUy 'labor aad Une ofact!VIijlwouJd lilore near· manapment wa•• for very ly provtae ·lhiJ•''famiiY living "" · · oWly yean, eventually the fa- needed. · ----~ · :~ ASK FOR A DEMONSTRAnON ON .Y OY! FAf.l,M I llll HI. \. •, Meigs S~ipment (:ompC:any-' · · ..., .._.ca-ret Hn,ltll PHONI 992417. : .• " ' ...... 0.~. JIOMI,...,,, ' �.... _ . ..... . ~ } f r H"';l~fomting· ./ . J ! I' • r) J . v I• I > ;G~ses . ~~y ,ltt~ o:- - · Land, Labor; Capital ·Key Factor in Farm Business ration of Silo BY c. E. BLAKESLEE , tlces fnlm 25 to 50 per eenl ments, would return him 1 eel'· E•t. Aceat, Ap'ieallore \ The labor part of the business laln Interest rate Without one Meqa Caualy IS wbere many farmers run tJI. "lick" of work. This Ia why in· Land labor and cap1tat as ! to greater dtfficu!ly. terest on investment becomell In Ada;., Smith's or Karl M;rx's Stal'ling to milk dairy cows a fixed charge. days, are tlie three fund'amen- at 6 a.m. and completing the In many cases f~a bave, tals in the farm production JOb at 8 p.m. totals up 10 1 at Jived on Weir depreciation and , business hour day . This gets tiresome Interest charges, 111> when re- . when followed 365 days a year. placement became necessary At a farm management work- Most fanners look With envy on there is no money either lor shop this past week it was point- lhe industml worker who puts family living or to replace tbe ed out that If ail the operator in a 8 hour day . equipment or Uvestock. knows about the business· " Most tanners when they go the dollar and cents, he IS not Very few industries conUnue to borrow are to provide 1 managmg the busmess. Tbis re- to keep workers who are not the lender With a net wotth fers to the importance of detail- I needed or who are no_l bwy pro- statement. Farmers should he eel farm reoords so the opera· ,ducmg for the full e~ght hours. able to determine 11 they are tor can mamtam control over On the farm , however, there improvmg rinancially year afhis expenses, his investments, may be three to five hours ter year by filling out ouch a and how to get the best mcome whieh are extremely busy At atatement This is a simple from business. other penods, little or no pro- listing of it.e value of land, uveThe land JS the location on ductJve work can be done. stock, buiiUina:s, and products I which tire busine" is built. One ' On 191 Ohio dlllry farms ln and cash at a lix~ time each pear . cannot lose land but the land ' 1965 the low labor equivalent ' year. By deducting their liahil· ·arjjor, everbearing strawber' can be either improved or run- !• as 241 ten hour days per year.[!ties from this figure, tl!ey get 'more than 500 plantings of down. During the first 50 years IThe high was 289 ten-hour days 1 net worth figure. If this Item an .herb garden conta;.ning 120 of this century, many farmers 1 per year. ,·ncreases each year lh- ••e a flower garden featuring more than 40, o th th t h tte ~ "' varieties, The Fann Science· Review wDI lost much soil by erosion. ne mg a as go n farmer 's financial posiUon Is Sentetll. be,~ 21·:23 · ,a,t,_ t,he o, hio ~laleiJ . 1Jivi!;sity Now, however, ail g 0 0 d farmers into difficulty financial- improvmg. '< . . 1 • 1 farm managers use conservat· ly 15 that theJ tned t.o save Ia. It is important, however, to ' , " Ion pracliees on land that needs bor by buying machmery. . aeparale the effect of risin ·ment '!ncoine whlcft is tile a- m11y Will he In- trouble. them At the workshop 11 was pomt- .c f th rod U abil ' . , · ed 1 th t th '"J;i d pt1 es rom e P uc ve • mount available lor family Yv• Another plloe where fannera held at ~~~L:.ak~•·:~:~: l Most farm managers, how.v• 1 ou a e •• r sa~e ity of the farm business. lnfla· ing io determined by addi~~g . · · dlffi u1 Detro in tr, have not yet re ached the .must be put Into a productiVe lion has acjded about S per cent the' gross illcome plus l ·b e ~avehr~ ~ltd~~~- c Y point m the application of !Jme uae. This brmgs up tile quesuon to the value of land'''8lllllmlty chan In inventory together. s w e . grea ....~ ~ 29. T and fertilizer where they can- of cap1tak Capital wears out, be- d . .. ••· 11 t al yea Fro ~... 'te th h reduCed the labor mput. ln ma-• . b I te d I urmg "~ s sever rs. m "'"' I m e cas .,.. i!J' caoes this bu !1!\'l!ed dispoa- traUon afliee Will be cloaecl 0 not get more return by using eomes s~ e • an mus bo Family living is not a part of penses plus depreciation PIIIB - f 1 . da~ . more fertilizer. The good farm ;eplaced. Capital 15 the money Uie farm business but tbls Is the Interest on investments mU&t 1 1 0 a ~'!"'' · ·' '· · Duke Rom~.s Qvet WVU Team, 34-15 "' ,;.keel Redskins Stun Indiana I 1 I I ti'JII.... J; manager today is constantly mvested · .'" machinery, ~altle, buildmg up hiS soil by the a'ddi- •atrd hu!ldmgs. 11 the machmery, tion of plant food and organic I the livestock, and the bwldmp matter. As pointed outlast week ' are not repa~red or replaced th e average farmer can increase constllntly, the capital mveslhiS produciJon w1th good prae- menl 15 depleted. - - Many farlnera are ID good shape financially until a major pieoe of equ1pment breaks down and has to be repliced: .T MARKE TRENDS Whenever farmers consider why most farmers are In the farm business. It 'Is very dlffl· cult today to provide the lellel of flimily li'Virit ' from lhe same size operafion catried out by the previous gefterauoo · The !aDilijr libor and bWia&e- Selection,.. Arrangement ACe y · . IY PAT GLASi . to lower for ali major classes of this investm~nt Include the , EU. Arent, B•m• "•· . ,; sl aughter livestock at mterest on the mvestment. the AccessOr!~' ate n'.A bfsk furmidwest markets thiS week. 1depreciation, ta~es, msurance, . h Th . rtanl AI ma)or livestock t•rmmals land repairs. Even if the mach· :;:.s. '~!!'- t m ;lo 11ghter steers and heifers fine is _not used a single day, f~;;:'~~ tJ'.t~erpe e~pi-e!s co sold steady to .50 lower except 1 these 1tems are fixed costs 1 In Th al Chicago where heifers ' which must be met. Whenever Y le~est1s. esesh 1amps piC ures a 1 , 11 sl:t·u u1e week on a stPady Imvestmg in equipmenl or live- books 'and book ' ' clnck's ''· z., high•r baSIS Cows closed stock, the fanner must realize . . hd ' th' If · ted art obJects As we ;trong It! .50 higher and bulls 1 t " money, mves in 'th th · 1 · of 1 11 were steady 10 $1.00 lower at savings bonds or other inveat- wtwe notiececooo_urerfurnishl""s m!' ar•: •r.... •\ ~ r e .~ lt! aly to $1 . lower at , ----;----- - ~ - - - , 1 rc~ul and steady to 12 oa 20 to 50 with the October 11 ~t1 •r al Etst St. Louis. delivery at $26.45 und February increased supply of $27.37 per hundredweight. While Ieeder raUl•. la rgest of the arrivals at leading markets <;rason at several points. sold were particularly heavy, tra· ,teady to .50 lower. ' dersyressed. the fut~res. Receipts of some 194,000 PriCes paid lor hve _poultry :atlie at 12 markets were up delivered to Chicago this week more than 20 per cent from last \Pre unrhon~ed Roaslers were NPek's holiday-shortened per- ..25'h to .27'h and special feel od. whll• rock ftyers were .20 to Prices Steady .22. . Wholesale carlot prices lor Closmg prices for wholesale ste<r be•f were steady to t cent eggs delivered to Chicago were • pound lower, w1th the most 2 to 3 _cents h•glrer. allhmioh 1ownturn at Chicago. Heifer s~bstant1aliy lower; wheat and >eel also was steady to I rent ! Ch~eogo wh,olesale_ butter adower and cow beef was steady [ vanced 1> cent durmg the week. to z cents higher. 1 Soybeans and com were Ch01ce steers at Chicago ' substantio!ly tower wheat and averaged $26.10 per hundred- rye lower and oats irregularly we1ght for the week lower thi s week on the Chicago Prices on the bulk of hogs Board of Trade. ;lumped to the lowest !•vets Soybeans were off 2f V• td t> ince April rhis week and top 24~~ . corn off 2% to 7li2; wheat pr ices to the lowest point in a off l'o to 2; rye off 2* to ! 14 ; year. Closmg prices for bar- uats unchanged to off t\l. rows and gilts were .50 to 1 75 • lower. Sows declined .75 to · 11.50. Hog receipts IbiS week at 12 : t.erminal markets plus direct I The I marke1mgs in interior Iowa and '> l){lthE'rn Minnesota torajed c· a· - Now! ••• One Wagon For All Crops The NEW HOLLAND Crop-Carrier! ChJCB "O Mor,.~ " 1•1 .. f>~ . .., ' \, \ ) Azcue Paces Indians to 6-2 Win Over Tigers FIRST PRIZE: ~FREEZER· ' •REFRIGERATOR I ~ECOND PRIZE: S20 cl~H lbiJ••:... FIVE $10 CASH PRIZES .--r~.....,· TEN $5 CASH PRIZES Come In to our store today and rea:ister for the SwHpstaJcesl Look around at our bargams whiio ~ou ' re hare. No putciJIU necessary. This Is a focal con1est . . . not state-wide! (Employus and familie s not eliHible.) Drawing on Dee. 15, FULTON TI--'OMFS~N TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE S'RING AVENUE 992-5101 Here's th~ tJ"actor ~ ~ all,Qthan.iD hp dale bpower. with versatility ao4 ~- Sbcrtelt tml.iDe radius (8'6•) iD it1 clasa. Hydrostatic powet c 1 iQg optiaaaL Far ilnaround utility or 3-plow ~ IIPOI'ta•htrdllq -.el POMEROY Serving Me111 G•IU• • MillOn CounfiH- Phant 992·2181 J•c• W. C~rtey Mgr. Leoll for th• 161 "L" on Rout. 1 & 33 II thl u,.,., l"d at Ptm.rO• Of'I!N rtL 9 P.M. <MONDAY thru SATUitOAYl POM!ROV, OH'O this week. ,Lo&&el ran1ed trr.m ~-------------~----- tbi.,.. dell- 1n time for Christmas. LAN DMA"Rf, C:: rlol "" thfo \ ~ r • ~ ' 11 cu. fl SIDE-BY-SID! aDoul w~>rt w~' { HOMKO RidinK Mower OR MM tl) 81 M! rl\' a ctiv, trarl r ,. $.1'-"\lll I A _ '1 . . ._I. \1\ . ··~ Pius1 great~st handling ease in a 3-p/ow tractor.. ""Y r attle fPtu rH- Your Farm Serli~ Center UI!!\U Illlift rlere's the modern self-unloading wagon for forage , bales and cornt For chopped ma tenals, the Ne w Holland Crop-Carrier has a v~rtlcal elevator for fast , trouble-free unloadins. tt unloads up to 6.6 tops of loraae rnto bunk or blower in just six mmufesl To handle bales or ear corn, just retnove the trent panel. Watch the conveyor move the crop out the rear in 90 secondS! A!'; us to· a demonl:r• tion. Free literature. Ea sy tinancm L! v~ _.,_.,.Sbow, ....._,,..._.._.___, :......... 1 I "'•· IH'r ~ ..; lp r .-l \· tn ~ lnwer cnmp.1 rrd to last Wf>f>k, e:ccepf m fa ir ly ~ .... " "'~~ of ·ohio ' 1·, \owf'r tha n last wf'ek and 1 '' f,,,n•st sinre April ( h.;1n g pnres for ~ l au~hter whnl"-"' '" "rH'"- lnr carca s~ lambs wert~ f'nOCII~ ste?.dv til 1,1: cenl a puuf141 lowt' r YciU ltop ma.titia fast and 1180 milk gooner when you 11118 Hen & Clark's Medifuran. It goes to work fast . ... · AUS'nN!· ~- ~~- A to •toll mastitis and milka out clean in only 48 boul'l. Ywblllat belir ~\mea · tty Medifurari FO!Jtaina furaltadoue, tho new nitrofuran Doalllol'lioblel··lliil, Fit' ~~ that kills bacten.i eau'llqg P,.~ mastitis. Espe...nvme; IMdlllgodaer;' ConnOially efleetive qairuot hard-tcHontrol "staph" maaIJ);'dlie~~pareltued for P.• ''·W ' ~by lellll • · titia. ~ Medifunn. You'Dappreciate it. .........,_, ... ... •• ·-:&' · ~ lt'""'! !lie IIPI!!tt''P..• e.,_.-pill_ Ia· !hi~ lllalory tf IWt•fiaGolll ·_ central·:»oya Tht> week ly averagE" price of U.mm1~ and gil ts at Chicago ~~a~ t> xpected to tM' around dred w e 1 ~h t una ' 111 ""~~ · __. 'J.11•-, ,...,... Tak~ a good look at thO!!.• shoes or old sun hal with a new platters can be used Ia 11,1111 ••f•l• ...ru·unl'boea have m you_r home In the suit. However, you · might lag posUion Ql" hung ,cm the Uowtlo·N •Itldof--lloal' Ina of accessor~es. For the tN8r some a)lproprillte acces- to add lnltrest t. .. mantel or Jad... ~ 1111 ·ltff tireed ' ' j ~ I' few weeks, we wnt be disc" ' aories which you alteady own. chest arratliemeot. Old .-uete WNaeadaJ, '"·· mg selection, use, and arran,, T.hersame id~a applies to ac· ware and china, sucb as f ' ,.; !J!•· ~·~ :,· ·>j" ment of these accents In eessorles for your borne. Ur serve standi, soup .blleens, aDil . ~o.l .. ~. £ A, I !..rji ,I ~se jtomes. . those you have that lio with colored tumblers~- add color, Have Use aad late~est your otlierillrnls!Ungs,' and plin char": and d!sllltcilon td a !'00"'· Almost all SCCf!SS!>rles your budgi!t to Include those Doat Have · ~- lle Eqletillve 85 Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. some use, well as . lnlere,jtl necessAry to complett the de- It Is 'poso!ble to haveuJQve!Y ' """' wei ~w~lll~~~:l value. FW1hermore, they 1U eorauon of the roliiR ·apJII'opr!- . and interesting acceiiiiQiies at 1001~-b~c ~~ Iii 3rd &, Sye~moro ·Gilllpolis, 0. 446-2463 can be beautiful. ~e, such ately. fi!Ue l!lpOIIBe. You may haVe to IIOrlt!J, in, ~, jlome, as lamps and ash trays, serve Before buying look In your spend more thought and · ::::~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-========:::::::::::;""'"""111 a useful purpose. Others such as 1 ttic ldtthen cbma cabinet or than money in order to books ~nd rna~, are ha..;,ent to - ~ what ml8hl •e • IOOd,lnexpenstve ooes. R~~:~;~ "" ,,. ' ces of mform4t!on and pleasure. used as an · accessory. ber that a poor ~election Still others, _ancb II eralt art•· pewter pit· money wasted regardless cles and cjlo•ce oosaessions, excoff\!1! and price. li comparatively expen-l press the ab!fiUes and tastes l;i,~-;.;.;,-i:-.>;":o-ll...liii=i-..:;;;a;-:i..l;a;...i;;.;;&ill .t . 1 'flp~·et ' that make you an indl\-ldual. · Usually a few articles justify t•........._ _ _ _ _...__ _ _ __ their existence by beauty alone. These are like jewels that add sparkle. Enjoyment of dally living is increaied when you flee I . ' ' . . • !I I. ' and appreciate sucp objects. They shoold be special objects !:. ome 6fi9.000 compared with a10.000 last week . ln wholesale ca rlot trading, pork loms wer"' 3-6 cents a pound lower. Boston bu Us y;ere l1 ~ner but fresh skinned tlams v. erE' steady to 2 cents lower. pPr hUI thai conHnu~ 'td. give Y"ll plea· tea polS, can· b& l!lt~UQg piesure. More ~han. anylblng else ees even when eJ;Oply; -or \hey in the room. _Ill~ pieces ex- ean OUCIII!ssfully hold .Doweril, press you and your interests. growing plants or flowering y 1toom branches. ~=:: of':ood design ItO- _Baakets "tr brass buckets, r. ,_ d h ld azln Old f of come wsUng an essent1a1 parts 0 mag · es. Peces of JOUr ful'llishings. They abuuld gliss, chilla or sliver "' · ·...;..1. 88 .~tWtiq~ ag9, .......~ ,!Ill complete th~ room just aboes, h'\11 b&i.g!oves.. imd je- · h/Jlders and bone dishes, we!ry complete a costume. You hold matches lllld apes for would not wear your gardt!D day's smoker. Pia~. trays, ' MEDIFURAN ! -rl£~5- :YOU SELL MORE MILK .., ~ :~y:~~ti~~;p::n;~r .~·~~~ Access. on,·e.s E _xpress Accents in the.Home By United Pre'ss International cap1tal outlay, they rnust real· Pr~ces generally were steady ize tir•l some of the fixi!d costs !~ ~ · :~. be subtracted The difference Is The use of farm records as the family t~hor and manage- a management tool Will help ment wage: . . . ·farmero·lmprove their operaHon C If the ·CO!It of fllmlly living 'OX· 'Or to determine II some otl!er ·• coeds . ·thiS' famUy 'labor aad Une ofact!VIijlwouJd lilore near· manapment wa•• for very ly provtae ·lhiJ•''famiiY living "" · · oWly yean, eventually the fa- needed. · ----~ · :~ ASK FOR A DEMONSTRAnON ON .Y OY! FAf.l,M I llll HI. \. •, Meigs S~ipment (:ompC:any-' · · ..., .._.ca-ret Hn,ltll PHONI 992417. : .• " ' ...... 0.~. JIOMI,...,,, ' �•r ·' I' . . - . . . , ···- •. .,#-·.·--···· . . ~~- ' ' . ,. ' p~teymen Do.It Again, Blank . ~ ~ Middleport Aerials ,Botnbitr,~w· Cleveland Gallipolis. ~~~~t D~Yils l4-~ ~. lf~ " BY BOB E. BYER . BACHTEL FIELD - A dt!- IE>.nslvt' line that would not up and an aenal rtn::us good lor 214 yards and two fitYt' ,#Y HOBUT WILSON, JB, Ikle. t . ' .' , 11, 1illlch pul lbe oval on· lht ment. GAHS hit !Oo I 11 a~ls Washington 0 I ':" fourllt and one gamble ·lbal Ga\u~llt-bq/m~ .~t~~, :JiornOts' 12. ~li,fUpplng I"'"" fpr $1 y•rds, an~ outd1d ~· Wetttn DlviiM Hatiled and a blockt!d kick from ! Larry Mitchell "~op , alty after thebev~· · long..tBorljets 133 w 132. W, L. T. the short pWll formation waa second .kickoff ~ bitt 3). gam Moved the ball back lo the Co'Bl Grovt hod seven first Green Bay 1 0 0 o. ~"""·' Coal Grove needed ID deferal the GA,HS 27. '\ ·;. / Horne! 30 Qn ,lhe nerl ploy, down• to Ga*!pohs •ix. Detroit I I I L• Galhpoho \4-0 Jll Daw· In •ir Ia 1 : GAHS marched Gary RossJII!pPed lli,rQ\Igli 1nd Seillor GAHS tackle Gary Los Angel eo 2 0 0 lltel, Field before nearly. 37 yards ~0 ~~li'-~lf' 40. But 1 to95ed Gllkay for ~ U yard: 1111!, Smlflt received a leg InJury San Francltlco I 0 1 -"'~! rught. uarterback ·~ · ·i:rGUke wao endrng the \bt_t)ll A Gllkey lo with 1 Ot remamlng, and was Minnesota 0 0 I .111, 1 The host Hornets of Coac!l q ed f Y~ to Grlmore palll gained IZ yards removed from the game Dan Chicago 0 2 I • · 11•ve Y"•u -"·~ntag 0 I smear or ss. h f •·- do th ' B It 0 I D -Duley took ""'" • Then GAH& : • penalized 15 s orl o a w~t wn, oil • Davies and Jt,lt Sm1lli mada a 1more ·ooslakes, marching t5 yards for hoi g The dnve Hornets' 33 ~ several good tickles throughFrlday'o Jlelalll ,,, In 10 plays followtna the fi .., · ~ hands out !he contest. Los Angeles 31 Chicop 11· • . 1 \.~atlllb•le near midf~e!d to lake '' '1,• , ·, lhreo}i~jlfiOt' !li1( ' Coal • 11 was the Hornels' fifth wtn (Only 1•me ochaduled) .•~ lHt lead. They clmrhed ,)I eo~riwt,talled to odvance ,prove had poasesalon .oi the ov- in s(x m<etmgs against the Sunday's G1111t1 , .. . from 17 yarda. out on the block· m the - <w;es as Rrck Mo• 1) 'lio llJe GAHS 20 ~· ran Blu~ Devrls Athlnta al Phllodelphll .~ ~ punt. The mt!ial Hornet tal- ley w)tllGat;.'6mitll tossed Paul 9~ · ·_ , · ' ~ Hornels remained untie. Ball1more at Minnesota ·• came with 4:47 left, In the Harrli ljr .li• l".~rd Joss on 1 ' J'oll"1!lng the Hornelll' sec- foaled 1n 12 games covenng a Washington at Sl. Loulo •.c; period. :rbe cameo final lll1rd,~ llfi·~,~on. Cyrus' ond, ~f!hllown, GaUipollo came two-year period. Galltpotls had lletro1t at P1llsburgh '"' score came wdh 2.19 Jell In the '! punt t;b11t!d d~"l!!!. tru. GAHS to lfle .but thli damage had been 8 f<lur game winninp streak New York at Dallas _ • · ~ . . .,~ 'ir :~ G B t Cl l nd ,37. : ~; ·· l: :~ .~, dQ9!• ,' dallqg back 10 Oct. :13, 11185, reen ay a eve a •, After tlml, It was a nlp and 1 A ~ ~,lllfeue bo _ 1\i the ·ki!Gnfl. ball GAllS out Sllapped lt was the thJrd I Only games scheduled) _, ball game, Wllh GAHS on ged g II. !tmftl' It ·~ ~ f#jfjiO'I(~ .&be home club 4-2, straight triumph .Jor Coal , ';: stat~~-~~·· ed llhreecJI,It~;~ :aey.U,~- punt- ootU~ them l'li-~5 In total Grove over Gallipolis, and the Blacks Tied 6-6: ''" ttl!lre 8 • a appen · ed to,:#li•Horllljil ._,,..·'tL was yaMi,llilnll'olled lhe pigskin 21- seco~d time in as many years T" Lo 31.0 -· Gallipolis won the to•s, and I l . .J: hlne!ted ... ~- '' possesolon playo but the the !Hornets whitewashed the R~~:,~ood •e,·nn,·ct·• • ..., elected lo receive. Fullback am~, """'"!. ~,, .,.,,_. . G Du' • G· I ~ - :· II I s d took D Thli' lllimeto were Ji!Jmied · ans gave the elym .n an .tl i)ms lie on VISiting PI Pleasant P'I'IOY re,n alun eboro t hl ave CySO· gain _.;.-[...;_ lo ~ , Ga!Uan•' c ' aftd..they loot I victory. The Horneta .are now 1-0-1 for dav ni•ht The Bl• Blacko 1-<i rus open ng o on s own -• ' " . ... ... f' UI tt '"' t .. . G ll I I I0 . o • 191 and returned It to the 38. ' 38 yard lliil< ~wiij ln. IM ..ttec- 'I""'" ' o m,..e wo jar- "'e year a ipo " ts . -. now 0-2-t lor the seasoo. , Sa d t) . ed ff ood s(ang Howevel' C)orllll rlnll lieXleo Iaiii In the fourlh Next Fnday, the Hornets will I Portsmouth omaohed t<Jut hdowns told the storv h~re I 11day mght as the M1d~llepor t YPI1ow Jackets took a 20-6 w1n 0'\'t'r the W!!hama Wh1t~ · Ea.!!wood 40 Perrysburg 1• Genoa 14 Lake 3 Maumee l8 Elmwood- 6 Anthony Wayne 30 Rossford 8 Lakota 26 Elmore 0 ' IYoun•st< Liberty Center 32 Grand Rapids North Baltimore 20 OtSPgo 0 Woodviii• 12 Northwood · FaJ OOn< , Tht> Yellow Jacket lme held the Wh1te F'alcuns out tmlP Mt fr tunt' fnday mght gl\ mg qrr&rterbark Asa Bradburv prott'ttHm te rompiP!e ll ..f 22 passes Neather teBm could put io Nelsonville 24 Chauncty-Dover gether a scormg dnve 111 the l!rddleport 20 · · ' f1rst penod and 1t wasn t until Wahama IW. Va ) I 3 50 wa s left m the ~eco~<l 1Youagstown South 13 Eastern 1 Meag~ 14 quarter thai the Jackets capNorth Galha 0 ,c ,il9al!dlllan U ped a 48 yard scorm~: dn ve Racme 10 So•rthwrstern I Hubbard a& G!rmi:B 1\llh a !Ieven yard pa~~ plav. Garfwtd Hr ~his 14 Beaver Local It Leetonia 11 B1 artbury to Mark Tannt>h1l l ' Cleve~and Heights 81 Grand Valley 30.1.Iberijt 1 At lht start of tilt second ffillfartl's Wildcats, I E.rsl r~t-wland Shaw 35 I Str ..t•boro 44 Cbampwn 26 penod th1 Jackets took Bill with speed and size, '-11dpark 0 Geneva :12 Howland 11 \lat·~hall's punt on the Wnha1 night crushed lhe Logan nu:l 48 vard lme, and w1th Brunswick 24 Wyndhtfrpo Newwn Fall• •• loins 21-12 as they Cleveland Lourdes 0 1Sm1tllfi 12.,¥orkvJlle Q f1t-urgt' Sauer and Sam Hood 1Ccul14lll St Thomas Aqu1nas 29 .1 Ur 1l11a ti ~(lena 8/ E c: Pllll~ hmg out vardage m the 4 ii.mf,,,'l I Buckeye 211 Tlllonsfrlfe ll n ~arrls and a cl\tud ut dust nmde, 1 Tom Cole. r' 1 Lorain 16 Canton Lmeo~n 8 · Mmgo Junchon 6 th#' _MJddJes moved to the Wa i Wo.><IPr 21 'rea 16 Wayne, Local 32 Dillonwle g hamil 7 W1th a lh1rd and four 'l iluatJOn tacmg the Ja(' kt"f" 1 nr · •' ''" """i' 11 Pow e./tap figtfl!f'flt ~ "'ll Geneva 22 Warren Howland 18 1!da~"":' lfVQnf Bef.ry ~2 Bradbury hit T:umel11ll, 111 tht' ·1 • 1ll~ V<~lh'v ~ 8arnesvlii(,C3o R1ver Lora! IJ give t~ visitors a qmtk rle.• r and the Junior end was 6 CadiZ 14 tliuon Local 6 lead. Jetferson mlu payd1rt untouched 81 ad1 , JlRvere 18 Highlond 12 J!eallsv'U. 18 Wuoditield t '· In the secol!d quarter, COle, bu.J_V" pa s~ to BJII Swan lo1 tht> , 4vun t ake ' 1 8 Westlr.ke 8 Sew 44 ' ' 1 !6S.poJIIId ve'teran rx t1a pomt~ iHI~ mcompWte ·, ,.. ' : '~ , M,t ple llmhl• 39 Gnadenhuttcll , V alley back, · hll Wahama started a scot 11 g Clev~land r.11mour 19 1 Flushing 26 Jewell t Boyer with a yl!d TD lnve late m the second quart· 1 ,, f1wntm ralls 21 IStraoburg 24 llrci]w9011 0 , ror 1 tz.G leAd ' " •r, a1ded by an mit' II• • '"'C'e ' Wrlloughby Soutll 'fuscara~»• .Valle¥ 4J . . '• . Logaw IJbl <)11 the ~oreho· Jen<:Jitv ag<nnsl tl1e J ,u I; ' mt ' FIRST \llllDLEPORT SCORE - Yellow Jaekel end ~lark T1nnehtll lfl41 rlllf· I West G•auga 47 Kirtland 8 Midvale t the second · periOd wh.o ounQ a tmll'h l 1t' kt>l 11 , 1t• (ht's tlw plg!'ktnm the end zont" after rt:'t!t'IV ln g ~ P')<;"s flom ~~~a 8Ji1dhnlv for Pam~JIIe Riverside , 8 Perry ~ ~ Manon Hardin& 7 fullback ,Chuek Kemper mt dt> the 15 \aid hnf' Th ~ \l lddl eporl:.,: fl! st touchd()\o.,.n ag<Jm..;t \V<Jila!Hil ~Jtd<lv n' ~ ht ~tlmbet 12Jn hick10betl'm12 Clearvl~w o I Cllwh311c:tEHt. T~'fr ~ G t3-yal'tls ~ te - l:rut the i\'I}Jie f.'alcons had a ~ec·onrt ar l g1otmrl 1s Co·t·,,pt Wrllwm •\tthm ol thl' \\hJte , f,dcons " _, ~·renwnt f\pos ,20 ''" Murlon·•cathohe H Bucyr!ll i~~·.q~~~;~~~f~~~!O~•IU hree ~ 11uatum at· 1lw .Jru kef~ 1 c11vel•nd West 14 Elgm 20 NOrth UnlUn 6 ' ·: The knotted 3. but ~ould not move lin t11e 44 ~ruund or m thP < ur uu '• ' ~'I! 11 1 o oarer o he ball over t0 !he J <t(kets Ht t1e 11 to entl the (!J ~1 , b;Aif •11 CI 1'\FI •\\0 I UP! I - Tlh' lf't t' IH'I',; Jn 37 of Green Bll~'o.; wet>k I ~:Jyna: Cathohe 28 Mld\'l~W e Delaware ~ 2 o· 'l playing on ' . '• '• . ' . Sp n f ld N th 13 ~ori"DIOulll 'II lflllltoa t ' WJt••·t \\'olld Champ!O il Glel'n &l\ sr) ulfenSJVe plays. I The lanky , fotmer quarter· n g lf' or l,ft;G SECOND HALF Spr•n•fiteld Slnlwne. I orlsmoulll West :Ill " ' " 80 ds "' .,.._.lrt • ' Parkers (ace the defendm~ l Jn add11iOn to callmg a near- : ba(k , startmg a 1 tl!e frpe saft>ty .. oza Whet!l yat w t-JU • 1 1 C.ach Fred PhifVl 's :bo) 5 E;astern D1vJo;wn rhamrmm perfect game. quarlt!rbat k Baa t I postUon where Parrt.sh had. Belpre 22 Ml-01...... ., ~-w··a.--'-er• sll'' . 'lbea MH!et and Cole tobk 11 • kll'ked off to start the s~cond Cleveland Browns here today Starr completed 14 out of 19 hop<id to wtn a job. knows Starr W1lhamstown (W Va) a .~.IWHU 1• t'" ~-th quan.n ~__jib , · Col b DeSalt1 ill , '"' <uw "' IJalf and the Wahama eleven m a rl' mald1 ol l<.~ s t Jam1.1ry', passes for a net •f 137 yards : wtll be tf'sting h1m as the- St. Clall'SVJUe 18 um b 1rookba¥ "blastlnfl twa yardf for 8 1 1 luuk to t~ &Jr Quarterback t1flf' game won by the Packet s and gamed anothe1 36 va(ds tn l Cleveland serondanr 's newest WheeliJl8 (W. Va.) 17 OJ'--..~ .,ill ~ ~ el 'foll.wed i#·OJJe's paY Da\je. Whtte h1t 5 ol 6 passes to 23 12 j lhree rushmg attempts, mclud- man • . LouiiVllle 8 Canton South I ~v e ' .. BffWtr for the conVersion. 00 put the Whrte Falcons the Both squads a" 1-0 tht< y~ar mg one etght-yard ~c10mble fo' l Walter Be•ch and Ehrrch N9rth Canton 34 Perry 12 Col•~~~;.:~~.. .Ml4wliy ' In the last period, .J<Jckets' u yard !l,ine'm mne Jn tegul(lr scas8fl ('Ulllpt'llt!On u trmrhd()v.n Barne-s at the corners as well Jackson 8 Fairless 0 .....~ ~ Cole raced 14 yards 81 plavs, then sent ocatback Raloh ~portmg w1ns over B,JIIJmon· Also of! the read.., lme or to- as Ross Ftchtner at the strong. Tuslaw 8 Claymont e . Wortblna:toa )lly to score, tnd Baley around the Jack•ts nghl and Washmgjlln " day s dueiJS Mike Wowelll(''ill" l side s•frty wiJ! ·l!e ' } . the Manchester 41 Northwest 14 lu1pbua ,Wat~f!:son «, •> '\' atltl~d the two-pOlill . <~de ID gii>•JIU . ~ Will fnr thrt expected tv tiU f!J., \l'ih!f>f l •lfilut Qi• ~.\heY. •'I Qolrwstow~ 211~; • c f Columbua ,No.tJII ID a •keeper plly for 1 ew~_k ~~ ''!r'l Y1ctory. fa lcons' lone touchdown Dalo l' It Will be, vJrtually the same , the lately dep\.rtad Bel nie..P~- wii.J, itle~lln@ IO.st' battf 11ft\ Zan4Vtlle RO!tarari)t • , Hollins' kick lor Hre vxtra poJnt , Parke-r sta rtrng lmeup that de- 1nsh who v.alked out of the Packc ... s ~ Newcomerstown 0 , •I Columbua Cen al 'HiDiJnfi rolled Up 213 wa~ wide'. •,,, ., ~ l·, tea led !be Browns for the croVwn Browns' tramlng ramp last ' New Lexington e Lon4oa 14 Urbana 6 rOsliin~ and 47 'vla thel air The Yellow Jacke~ were not lasl vear wtlh the posSible ex- • t ~ Morgan 1 tHe) J.an<astoJ: Fenwl~_li ,, aet yafds while Jo be demed as 1hov ca me , ceplton of confer and l1ghl end ! . I;)NDRJCKo EndjrnJ' tUPj,) 1 ~~~~i:ro4~nll~l ilo Trl;VtlleJ. ¥ 1 '\ fllrfield l)'tl¥/l , 1~ to 1111 total • ruanng back only to lose the "here mrnnr lllJUries have ~/,_ I ;:_ lnsh ~' der ctiftpet Clu !itA ~II I~~ I W'I! w Icord • 11>11'1._.~ I l ~oal Gro'e I$ G'-!iJiii!'lll ground. 'Flrrt do•mo ' fa1vDI' ball on I fumblec. Jt '.\&s her~ h!bJted B11l Andf>rson and K~n O'Conner shot a St>(Ond roUnd I FO~ Oh:o ) I· Maysville 28 Mecharu~bura a· . , tb! winnerS 134. 9 crosscu~n~ytht> Jacket lme shawf!d Its ab1J1.. I Bowman from seemg duty o for a tolal 138 to take Gnc-1 a~;~u UmversJiy West Muskingum 22 ~ (jret, . av~w-\ ·Score ~ •quanen: 8 7 v tn hold agam .. aod Jorced Both are JlOW frt. but :llarv stroke lead owr Net I f'oles of t team upsf:l secoo4·ranked Spulh· Crooksville 42 ·RolJevillt 8 Well5\0n Oak ·Hill& . Rllllartls 1 c0 No ham a punt Flemmg and Bill Curry wo~'t 1Bntam f'rrday •t the rrnd pomt; ern lllmors.here ,Sat,urda}, 2Ht. Caldwell 30 Fort Frye e ColuilibtW' as!m®r 41 ~ 011 ' be budged from the startmg :of the $16140 Duntop Ma9ler >·desplle a record settmb, first- Huron 14 Ambe.1t 12 WMohaU Wtth • ftrst and !0 to go on pia e finish by Osc~r Moore for Lancaster 24 • thm owll 21 yard Ime the Jack 1meup goH tournament Terry Dill ot' .~-.._ c'-'!.-.J k ., Wellinkton 41 ·N~ London I '~?:~1 On defense, the Packers have o\ustm Tex carded a 74 to be Nlll:' ~ u IS. Eastlake North S2 ets tonk bul fo~ plays to scot e 1 taken up •here they lefl off Ia' I • • • Moore, a member.of \lie 0,000 Pal eS\'lll Harv 14 FrankliD Hel , agam wt th Sam H&od gomg 'n well back at i46 and Dav~ t•.PI n e ey Grove y 1January. ·.uth Bob Jete! at the Ragan of Orlando Fla had a meter team lll na J964 , ymR Woodridge zo Twinsburg s- " ' !rom the four to cap the 76 • h J f ' · ' rh pped almost a mmute Columbus Sl. Mary 12 d d. It B db ng t lOrner spot eter. I11 Jng l second rflund tfttal of H9 ptcs, . I Grand Valley 30 Uberty 5 M ffU yar me was a Ja un m fm Doug Hart v.hen Hart suf off the record set 13st ~r- by j AYon 20 Norwalk Sl Paul I 1 a 0 to Tannehill '::;d a Bracll>ury 1" : teted .m m1ury m the flfsl ser- 1 Charleston Exuects loday's ,.cond place finisher, 'Nor•ayne 27 Cloverleaf 0 Westerville ~l~alnut \ Sa 1"r pass at covered n Jes ul the !JIIe game a year ago, I Re<•or•l (;rill Cmwtl Srhramm. Midland 1Pa) 18 Dubtin 22 M!~i.l!t'J \la; \ Hlrds of the drive Hood ran is st11l m there Bnd lu st week he I The lmgest C'Jowd 1n Charles- Moore tourPd the 4-1nlle ~' tast Llv'erpool 13 Mansfield Sen ~ "· for the exh 8 poml and the 11-Hrked flfl a John Uo1tas pas" ton's U1re£ • year professKNlal skm course in 19 2! !'I to clip 5! 5 Weltsvi11e 15 Lisbon 8 Columbus West 8 ninth. scuro stood l3 to 6 at the three • and ra mbled 46 yards for the footbi!ll hiStory IS e>!"'cled Hus seconds off the mark/ ·sel by , Steubenvrlle 21 Reynoldsburg 11 Groveport I , q~ta1ter mark 1 t• lly i afternoon when lormer Charles- Schramm CleveJand Glenvlllo 0 Cardington ~lllllf'I'OWIU!h! At the start of thf' fourth oer- , La ~t vea1 m the rhampumsh!p ton Ror kets Coa ch Perry ,)1,4.oss T. \... .6! • , l"i"hrsviile ~ lii Gahanna 17 Belle '6 P lod. Wahama sa rtPd a <lnve gam~ Jeter lm1 1led B1owns re- 1se11ds llts unbeat"'n Orlando Pan- WASHINCtON • (lWI) ~illd ll Jerr~rson Unloh 14 Graurille :l Net~ "' but en re mstde the Jacktts' ·,2.i tetvmg are Pau l Warfteld 10 thers agamst the Roekets. Preston Carpenter was traded ~tanton Lqcal 20 Mt. Pleasant 0 Coshocton 2S·CIJJlbriretl! .1 '' vHrd Ime th• defenSJve lme of1 jusl '"" recepttnn< I Th e Charleston club rs de- Fnday by the Washmglotl :roronto 1 Carrollton I CjrclevUio 34 Teays :an t the Middtes y,ould not move 1 , 111~ One-Two Punrh I fendmg champton and dtdn't Redskms to th~ Mmnesota Struthers 18 OlentaD 22 Hi hland 14~1 snd the Ja, ket~ took:. a~r ~'A)"' Veteran '(lklmng backs Paul lost! ~ game m roanng to the V1kmgs for sn ~nd1sclosetl dr<~ft Youngstown East 12 W hi ~ C ~ 8 dmlnS . 0 ,. llorn!lll& -owl Jrm l'aylor haw ! 1965 en Iitle - under Mos;· chmce. Mmerva 8 Sandy Valley 0 •• ng n . . Chillicothe 0 The Jacket s' thrrd touchdO'.l'It l agam senred notf.:e 1h.v are fil l coachmg Now Moss has tlje Carptnter had been placed " Ravenna 14 Salem 0 Greenfleld .M~Cialn 21 . 1 ~nve cJ~mf m1dwa; m lf\e · 4S (eve1 this vear, g1mQmg out 1Ollando Panther3 roanng wttfa watvers earber m the day. but warren Hard1ng 29 JackS® 1 ' fmal pt'rtod ,1tter Ft f:~ke pun1 ~ Ut y~rds on the ground and a 4-0 recurd to Charleston's 3-j was recalled by Wa ~ hmgton Canton McKinley 28 MUlersport 24 Carroll S and run wa-. sl\)pped h~ lht ' ~mg down four jlasses for an 1marK under Coach Ken Carpen- when Minnesota cla1111ed him. Alliance 36 Akron Central 0 West Jefferson 20 Jarkf'ts alf'll ends and a 1ft- addlfi ~JRal 37 vards Ln all. thev 1 ter Shadyside 14 Northea-tern 0 yard renal!\ a"gamst the J,u k e1ther carrieD the ball or were I Wheellng 1S Tmnmen are hosts J..oveland 21 Warwood (W'. Va.) 6 Upper Arbnlton 31 ' els ~"1 thr ball hark to the· fl · - to the Brooklyn Dodgers lonlghl l Ft. Thomas (Ky l Hlghl:mds 20 Medina 20 Bay Village 12 Columbus South 18 \1 1drllf'pnrt H ~cmi Ime- anrl a Scormt! by Quarters m a contelit between the Cmcmnau Moeller 47 •.t l Fairv1ew 21 Hilliard' 21 Loaaa 12 rH <;! ,md 10 to go Midd\POOII 0 fl7 7-'10 lea gue's only two wmless l Ctncmnah Hughes g North Olmsted. Columbus Linden 20 I On the f1ro;t plav from scnm \\ialla ma I)() 6 0- 6tearm. Prmceton 22 Norwood 0 Columbus Hartley ta l magt H1 adbuJ v h11 Gem ge S<~u PikftoD 60 WesttaU 0 i1q ~\. II Browns Seeliing Reve n~e Over Pacl\ers ~~~:~b~:a ~:y;~~h:~. ~~~~ey~alley ' •t,.;:;,t',;.r~::ck.,, ra bur• 1 ':o on ti'*' IN"*"' J" tl I », •I i' The.M .. . 6SMust1nq - ·~ l~lhltlltl'. Slond6id lhltlj rodl• a,. ltllor, whllowol STQP,P.JUl _,.: 'R~tu : t!roo. on an end tilt that wu won M Pord Galaxle SitiXL t •Dt. lllrdte,. I cyllndor, 4 spood trono. . " ' 0 " ' ' ' . . ' sw· · ' , . ' . , '' rs · . verpou.; e . SOutherB s . ' ' 30 6 F'o'l1.~1. ··,·~'cond :f._l·..u·... _ph Southern playl!l' 111latlng, (24) and Don Garber (25).' Like new t!~F•Jrlltne cylil+', · "· ,N. . nal,v ~' ~".J I u lftl, 66 Ford F1irlene . 100 2 Dr!; Ho~ I ~~ 4or, , ltlltGmotlc-- Irons, ~Ill & ,.., 1' llootor, · wbtllwolt elr~ond'ltlon'td ...... . ' '63 Chevrolet llel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Stooldord ttano. Wh~o woO ""'" 6o Chevrolet : lmp111. 4 Or. I ,,under~ eutome,lc tnnt. Whit. well 111'11, rodlo & hoolor 61 Falcon' 2 Dr. 6 c,t. Stend1nl trlnL AediGI and Mater. 63Rim~er ~0 htfH 4 Dr, 6 oyll.. du, •tattdauid trant., r•· who-a 65 Pontlec G.T.O. dlo & htotor, "- '~-'· ,2 _ . ....s. Dr. Hordte~~o 4 63 Ford O.lexle 500a4 Dr,. a orllndtr, •"'-' ""'"' IrOns. llodlo ontl htottP, ' \lOWer wlrlte woO fino. ""'""' 65 Dod~e Dert I Dr. 170 ilor'-t, 6 .,U.. dlr,lfondordtnno.; l'lllli" and,....._,, • ••· -1 orL At frlnl. '· ... rodlo Ifill - 64 Ford F-700 Dllirili' Trvca. a.,n...-. 5 •"""ttotn. ~ _...., axiJj. Lolli ......1.... 63-Mercury C - 2 Door H....... .._, --~~.. 6ntl ........ Aut.motiO !roM. l•h Goble Ford -RAWLINGS ~~~~~n. bo)Jf/!\f,J,, qp~y lYar&. ·~als .. ~,·u ~~~ack lfhe& f;:!llllfAII.l'l~l Yards • . :.:..v. f:iP~~a~~~~/~~.~~~::~~: Allman ;Leads Eastern to 14-0 Grid~~;;;:':!:: 1'\t'l 11<1• ~omg full till Fairfield. Boys tl1Jown :}:~d~:~fi::.~~~:·u~~Y.~":~,"'~~;. fer 48 mmutes )f foDtbal l Coach Ph1 lhs d1d oave Jim ID say about the "") Victory Over North Gallia Pirates a I 4 ' "' d nm 1 Sauer Ill 157 ed both of !be Eagles' second and .nade hrs w•y 14 yards 10 , dnve gomg and went ID lhe P1- P:S':, FALL.·. CLEARANCE =·~:e:rre::.lky. ,,, : By qUBrters: Elida 7 Spenct!rville 7 1tie) 1 .~rd p.J ~~ lrom Bradbury Wa half tou~hdowns that broke op- payd 1rt on another up·the-mid· rates three yard hne only to Eastern 0 t) I 6-14 Hardin Nortber1 IS 1 1,1rP' - H,ttf'v 1I) (II :ta.rd e 11 a ~tore1esti d"'adlock Allman Idle mn. The TD conduded a be stopped on a fourth dow a Pirates 0 0 0 o- a Arlinlton n1 • F. x1ra Pomts - Mrddle- was also credited w1th turnmg 33-yard dnve m frve plays lor play by lhe Nortll Galltans TDs - Allman, 2 on runs oi l Letpolc 19 Arcadia 0 "" 1 - Hood Jl1 !runs). m 1 sparkling delen51 ve per· the Eagles who had stOpped I Eastern, while turnmg m Jls 6 and 14 yards, Eastern. Ottawa Glandorf I STATISTlCS . :1ormance C:IIOi l~ w1th sopho- North Galha on a fourthfi!IQ.,n fme performance, had s net EPs - Roush ol Eastern on , · Columbus Grove Wah. M16. lmore Mike Martin. tuatJon deep m ts own ~I yardage of 211 yards un the run. 1 Pandora ~ Vanlue D 1 51 "' ' <lo•ns I 14 , Allman's first 'I'D for Coach tory. Roush's try for the e>tra ' ground and 39 yards m aerJals 1Lima Semor 41 Sidney I 1,u d~ Hu~hmg 124 ll4 1WIIIhlm Shinn' s Meigs Coun- pomts fotled . compared to 136 yards rushmg Los Angeles Rams quarter L1ma Shawnee 1% Ot>hanee 8 \ "rd" Pas.sme 63 2H ty team was scored on a 6 yard Eastern's defenstve umt , w1th and 52 yards passing for ,the back Roman Gabriel had only Allen East 48 Perry 0 Tot<JI Yardl .•• •. 187 328 1u.,.tbe--middle run With se-ven Charles E•chmger. Jerry Pirates. f1ve passe!f mterl"epled m 1965. Amelia 6 Milford 0 P"'""s ...... . 7-,-~ 11-22 !mimrtes and 14 seconds lett tn Burke, Larry Spencer, Archre Coach Mel Carter's team had ·Deer Park _34 II of II , the third quarter. coocludmg a Rose, Rom Osborne, Dave nine first downs in comparison Alfred Ben.hard Nobel. found· I UIK'Oin H•ights t "on hleo Lost I 2:63-yatd dnve In eight plays. . 1William! iiiUI1!91<ft<M!It!Jkll>'I""'''Jit~p-:Oou!!f!!:11V~'*-of tho Noo.l Prize, tiled ~tlndlaa HlU 211 ' PIIDiti •• - .. 4-42.i ~ Headin& the tonchdown move lard Doueif. liii3iilliaT 'iJii , ~-:'1JOillsquada attempt· "li, 1896. ClllclnnaU AtkA . ,, Now In Progress!. . SAVE NOW ON All 1 New & Used Hondas 25~ Dlacount On All Accnsorl11 SEE. THE HON,t)A MAN AT • .,..., RAWLINGS H.ONDA SALES . •' 38.YWM,into,th~ m~n, ~- 'l"ttdllpii'I,O. STATISTIC~" When You Compare a ervS(;'.it J ~ •. ~ . ~ .. ' , c· .,, , .· ;v 1 1 ~ , ( , ' ·' , , 1 .;; ~(J' ze , : ' fi 'mf~F~' j . 1 ,. '. " '' , , lil'tiNt8 . ' .ur qu ck , . e 11 'I · , , smger s pa!ISin~, Greenflfld l,lo!:'lt\j ,a S\1\!tele,jS oectp!ll!jl, "-'~',lllji• JackSG\l Iron- 0 quarter, ~q mnda .~ tnen'2r.. P'ii&ly night to knock wl\ir 4:42 jn ,.!llf Jhlrd :period the SEOAL team from the w~ Sh~er. rill! lltt'ee yards ra~,1 :~ . ~r lll!beJr· , ·" to ~\Jcorr·:~udy <ldded ,~~ ' · · a~ 'lw• yalt a lwo-pom~ bimverston and II ~ and IJiel! i(Jclili!i was 13-8. 'ljlt .a 7.0.1ead. fronmen to ' ,w,ua.,.. 4iY· I ~n ~~~Y t ~,; gr~ le~d ., tf I.' U 'threaten~ }he In lhe !!rial IOd ~Vhllti I~ .dje. Grl!,eJifbleldeld two.d~ar~" ,. wefe on owus th • ' tHe itost fWn ya"f..• to SCQl'O w'ilb """"· ....,ott SHINN'S FIAT SALES Fn4day's M3JOf • 1•.me scores a~·~:::.o:~.d K~owte; )~nd 1 :U~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~: ~~! 0 The Wellston snd the oak through nearly three of score!... lootbaU night before Roger Wellston the lead on Jl.yard run In lite enroute to a 22-8 vlctoey. Estep's blg mo:::fl?;~,::H~ mldWB)' In lhe followllil by a erbac~ Marlt Hayl>w Ale! er for e tw'o·~tl conv! on and an Tho eta hit In the ourth period Oil a yard ge by Kirby Oller Steve lien adtlbi&\ fil rel'll to ' make II llHt. Oak . U ~back to 11001'1 ~ a one yard tllll by Lot Brof· lord for their oqly toucj1t!o,wa ~~~~~·::= AI lilJie ran out In lbe con- / I M'. IJ~~.!.!l~~~ IE SUI! TD CDM~AIE DRIVElED PRICE, EXTRAS AND FEATIHl£S Coach Howle Lee iller's five yearS'. Wildcat a!lack. Kyger Creek 1 intercepllon. .,.fl ,. ..,. ........,. Kyger Creek Bobcalti struck After a scoreless ,,,.,1 period, In tile tllrrd c•nl<>, Miller in-[ mtercepted four passes, Jerry 1 paydirl twiC!1 In both !he sec- the Bobcall' Dun Rumley rae- serted .. vera! second stnngers 1 Hall nabbed t,.o, Frsher and ond and third quarten Fnday ed, 20 yard• with 9:15 lefl In after Shuler rambled 49 y•rds ' Drummond one each. The Bob- ' TRUNK SPACE • ~DOORS • ,. 1hgbt and t.be result. was a~ the second canto, giving the ' to the one yard lme. Howard cats recovered lwn Wildcat SAFETY STEff!! lNG COLUMN ··~ Southern Valley Athletic con- "'"lmg Bobcats a!Ht lead Jun· lblasted over and it was 22-D. llumbles ~AD~~{v"~;:~~R~t:~~;T; >ference triur:g,ph over host Han- tor Howard ran the extra The try for the extra pOints I The VISitors w~n! pen~hled : SIDEWALL.S • VlNYL. UPHOL- .:.:;o nan Trace~ points, and it was IHJ 1fa 11ed uo yards to Hannan Traces 10 I STERY 1 I ' Next week. Kyger Creek Wlll The wln Ufted Kyger Creek's Wllb 3·38 remarnmg m the Kyger Creeks final &core host Racme whrle tile Wrldcats 1 season record to 1-1. The Wlld· ' half, Mike Shuler scaml"'rad 12 c<~me on a 3S.yarrl pass mler- 1Will lake on Symmes valley at ' eats suffered their aecond yards and agam Howard ram- ' ception runback by KeJlh Drum I Waterloo straight sethack, n was the med tile extra pomts to make mond. 1 B) quarters I .. , Bobcats 24th SVAC win agamstl1t 16-0. Tbe second tochdown I Gary Frsher recorded a 6D- Hannan Trace DD0 II- 0 i Phono 45..1630 ,.,.~ two 9elbackll dunng the past was oet up b~ Jerry Hall's pas~ yard gallop later m the contest Kyy,g~e~r~C=r~e:ek~--0~16~12:__'1:11-:: 28~\i_,=="L"oo""'n"',W,.·,V,.•,.·-=tllllll!ll' >'II for Kyger, but the Bobcats fall· ' ed 10 soore. I The Wildcats' longest run . came m the cloSing minutos of American Leape IHllndley. LP-Nye (0 l) HRS- , action when Terry Cremeens )Suspended after 2\ir lnnlngs, Shannon tl5th). 1raced 45 yards power tailure) -Kyger Creek gathered up Ka~s City ooo- D 1 o,Pb1la. 300 OliO 001- 4 8 0 nme frrst downs, H•nnan Trace 1 2 11 ( Washmgton 001- 0 0 Ot Ho~s~,';' Fo~ : :rri: ,~ 1 regJStmd sevon Roof; Moore (7) ( Uecker; Iy!;: Cuellar (11-9) and Bateman. LP Wildcats but 103. Kyger had Chicago 1110 101 1110- 4 13 I -Short (18·91 HR- Harmon no paosmg yardage, the Wrld· 18th). 1 ked •o b th Ball 000 000 000- D 3 0 up • y e aJr. 000 000- 0 4 1 cats p1c Horlen 19-12) and Ramano; : ~~ 1 ~ 300 101_ 7 9 0 Kyger was 0-2 10 passmg. H~n1• ~ • McNally, Barnowski (7), Baran a . 1nan Trace 5 for 17. Terry Cre. pa'flllg 37 )'a~da to ber 1Q) and Elcbebarren. LP- 1 Matoney, Zanni 14), Davrdoon , weens and Rick Swain paced for, the cUnchlnil McNally (l 3 ·~). (8), Osteen 18) and Edward•; I _ relll!'lnlng. Kepsill_ger fOUild _ !JarviS lf>.lt and Torre. LP- Washmgwn, D. c, became lliltll wtlt! the llro-poinl ,Cfl!llbe permanent borne of the 000 0110 22.!!- 4 12 0 Maloney (14-8). version pasa to wrap up.. , lbe eqston Dl2~ ' Pitts. 000 000 1110I 8 I s. on Dec. 12, 13 0 200 000 sc¥.Jltl· , N • S80I0 rd (7) W"'·ht L.A. 1103 101 001"'" ~ 8 I ~~ ld itelled ewman, ' ,,.., Veale O'lleU (I) Mikkelsen Don't hibernate this ' SEIOAt "Cti.Imp•lonl ruslilng :.,,; hnd nine (S), Rojas IS), Burdelte (9) and I(5) M~Bean 17) ~d Pagliaro· ;:1•RollgeJ'I; Stange, McMahon (9) ' ' pa• for 148 yarda and R WP M M h l9- nl; Koufax (24-8) 1nd Torborg. Wmter! Join the firs'iltfo-.,.. ,)ack$ln chewed J~~urdelte ~-Z~. on~ LP- veale 114-12). HR..,Johnson Pbysically'ftt at the ,..·. •·•""• ruslwia a.p !7 ill (14tb), 1 lb \8ipc~on ~' tqtai. Y~ ~· New York 100 tool us- S 7 I bY quarters: 000 000 002- 3 2 0 San Fran 010 OliO Ill- t a o Fisher, Miller t8J, York 100 OliO~ I 5 I (8), Gardner (9), Hamilton Merrill, Worthington (I) and , and Go9Sen Grote 191· Sadecki Bouton (2-8) and ' · . 'I WP-Merrtll (11-13) Priddy (5), Hoell (9), l\lcDanrel Ph. 446-0797 · t9) and Haller. WP-Sutherland 1iit perlilil hallback Sam 011 a two tht ..st com••• Import I ·:, I '"' ~: , . ,., . ~..., ' ., , , 1 •1 .~!'nan . I ·..~.P, , , ',.,. ., .,.~ , , ' , ';I . l ' l" : ,, vIJ J c k 0 D f , yger ree . pens ' e ense 0 28 0 w· 0 w·Id ' c~nw'\!\WJI•th '.; Ill ver I cats I ./il," fr\, WI fli)lbul'll -:;;::=======:;:-:- · · ':~~;~~; ~;".~~~:::mgpl~.:~.~~ ~·~.~·.~ ···~· ~t!>Wj\fteijii Jjf;k.ofLan~ Oak Hill Olmsted Falls 14 Rocky River II .. Brecksville H R1chmond Hetghtl.l •/ •• Cuyahoga Horghll •• ~. Brooldyn t ' lnlependence 1 North Roylltm • (tie) , SVAC f =a:"la llJe JuUbac' chore. _ . tra'l' .J,>aojses .tlitel-cep . . •. 1 , II was with 2 mm~)es .,awf: e 41 yardS ~lore " ,llel!lt!l Ewltfl~, !.1m . . , . . • 58 seconds left ln. the oJlEI!lll& s , ped at the 1ilBJrlaUd~rs , 7 ~wn 1'1lmblea1 ~· ;;;.•·. J. ""; quarter that CMI!iff swr""J~ yi'll,llpl'- ;r~e, talented T~, li'lmaltiea ... , .• ., " ' ~ llrll SIX-pomter on a t yarct ' ! 1, ''" • .'· ~ . I' carry over the right side ~ I ,. ;, ' Plnl.• 61 Yard Tornado drtve. ~ I~ , ·~·'" ·r p"' . ,, , # CuJW:Ilff also carried ro~ the . t 8~1111"-! '· '1JJ' • · Nelsonville blanked Chau.-ru 24-0 for the Hounds tteC0JH1 1flliO in as many starlti. . '-" ilie WellstOO J;O(J!~ ' ~ .\ 1"01toria 14 ' and N th GaiDa nff1a Columbia ' Eastern s Eagles. sparked by was a 26-yard ruA by Martm bst of boy& having positions, ed 101 EaStern Bellevue II"Oyde t '" k~h Mid thrs prettY well the fme runmng ol semor half- ' that put the pigski~ on ll1i! 10 i stop~~the t''atte~ tb oge~t'e ~~~=o Ea~:" :.m a bad one Willard 28 Rfvemew a llllls up the Jarke:ots fir~l VIC· bad Hl}ger ·~.IJman. remamed yard smpe two plays before !~~d. to ~O~losesmto o~e aer:: aenal l~tercepted. Eastem wal Bowlitl& Greett 21 Norwilk f on ol the season unbealen m two Southern Val- Allman scored Fullb!\Ck Do n 1l ng l'zed 10 Ards and Nortb Ctestlioe e Soutb Central t · ga mes , Rous h ran the extra po1nta . Izone was lts .offens1ve umt. mov- G pena Ya . One thm g can be s~nd my Iey At II1 etlr Conference II I 16 Shelby 12 Ashland 12 (tie) " · b ·tt th lavored hosl 1 ed !he ball to the 20 late mt he a •• · Jmo.; v.on t gJve up y ups~: mg e . The only other tou~:hdown f 1 t half , Eastern will be host to the Pleasant I Colonel Crawford I Srotmg - Touchdowns . Mrd- ~ Norlh Gallta Prrales, !4-0, Ffl· came with 1 mrnutes and 41 1 ~ · ' Rutland Red Devils Iilii Friday Dover 211 Manafield Mallbar 11t'pu11 - l<mnelull 11) t 7 yard day mghl seconds left m the fourth quart· t Coach Shmn's Eagles once 11 night and the P1rates are at Ontario 64 Northmor I ,,,~~ frnm kradlmrvl Hood I I Allman. a 143 pounder, scor-er when Allman broke Jose the brst quarter got a long Southwestern. IGalion 22 Wapakoneta t . I •'iii" r-J'-'" ,; -· ~i ' ~s ° atc:d~~~w~:~~'r· Hig!~o~r:~nff.li~ ·~~~~~:~.A;:~;~:;. ;..·~~ 1 1 ~rrod, iltiUl¥ ti!Jiillo( lt!:.J!lj! . JIU'fd John McCltnlock'll', halt· -m · l··· Iron._' 31~. giving Trojans0-2I w season recordthe IHS '·"" 18 ill Southern. rtrst. ~ came two plays after Quarterback Bob Grueser hll :~ n d ~e Jenklttll with a 10. yard piss from lllelll yard stripe' on a fourth and I fB~ It go Sll· nation. . The aelial comblnatton of Grueser to Jenkins, which ac· COWlted for more than lOlly~ during the evenmg, also ligu1· ed In the Tornadoes second TD drrve. Grue'":'· on a tbird ~d nine call, ,ws'i to~en , IDS from the 23':jra~d l~ ''USED CAR LOT ~a~:s' :1. :. ?1 ' ·' 1 Tbe Soulbern TomadOI!s ~~ed ,once ill the f1rsl Jllirlod.ibeil rolled to a aolld 30-8 wln 8\'lftl the Soulll\W!stern ,.lfilhlanders Friday night at Racine, I! w/i§ the seclHld slrai&hl win f~r Ooaeh Don Van Meter's Motga CoWlty club. Soulhwlllllern· _ ill now 0.1-l. , •. Soulhem, moving ~ ball well on offense even , . \"'u.t!~ lwo backfield che~~&es' were. ~e! qulrad last week ~us~,'pl.~ juries and once again perlornt tng capably 011 deletise,'. wu never seriously threatened by the Highlanders. Sherm CUndiff, Tornado senlor who moved from fnllbadt to halfback for !be non-~ clash with the G.Ula couniF Ins, paced the Solilhem' ~ring wllll two IOuc~ antf two extra point coliVN'to!i~'MP runs, ,• / ••• extra pom~. ' ,;, !t' five un Sers r;o;: pulthe ,Gaiu8111 in I m:t•. by Cyrus lor playtravels Rock toHillPomeroy while GallipoL punting to the GAHS seven ooly loss,spllllng and oumpmg llarrrs Irs for rts INll1n 1os 1 one. arry · . 1 SEOAL ' I' I Mltcl!ellolashed ofl cuard lor On a fourtll abd l!ll• alluaUol\, for • mne·yard oss seconds latopener. ~ _. , , 1 . •' ' , to the 44. 11 wao Jourth Bryan Swam attenlpted anoth· er. . StatJSt,lcs· l minute aud30 sO<ODd&Jl!lllaln·• do fullbacll lhen weUI one er punt from that close forma- Cyrut prcked up !16 yards In DEPARfMENT G CG 6 7 Jllg ~0 Hrs) hal(. J~QI;\!ts1 .a lite end on a sweep for his Saund;rs smashed up the mid. bon. Cyru. raced through a attempts for the winners 1 Fml Downs ~. hauled In the pass al on~ TII ·run 1011' dle'•'next dle for one yard - he needed hole, blockad It, ran to his left, Phil Pmkerman had 29. m 10 Yards Ru~hmg 85 1M . e }lilte l"'d IDS~ his,,lf•Y , to wl!h 3 minutes al!l! two for the Hrol down He was Igrabbed lhe plgskm and was tries, fu llback Dan Fliehman Lost Rushmg 39 22 46 132 e one loot line before :belng remaining, \'he ''l!"y for the eJ:• stopped by the Homel forward , long gone - 17 yurds to pay- ~ Tl yards in tO trips and quarter· Net Rushmg · pped~.Grueser ll\011 Wf!ll.ov- tra pomls vta a'l*t•• was in- wall. Idirt. Thai made It 14-ll. Cyrus back Harris fintshed the even- Passes Attempted .... . 19 0 9J a ·qU¥1efback sneak .'on l'!mplet.. ' ' Then In lllhtnlng-llke !ashton was stopped oborl on lhe erlra ' mg Wllh a mmus 20 m four car- Passes Completed ID "'1"1 pljly iJIIl ~Iff ~ · 1" ·'2 "·' 'IIICJ.poond senior luilf: pomt run. 1ries. PaS9es Intercepted . . D 1 ~· Ill• elllr~ pal\l!S. ~ . j, u i · Fyl\IHtl'~ SjfW~ 1/lijley, who along with PhU Plnk.t. The first ball ended as Ken : For Galhpolls. Brent Saur.· Yards Passmg II 0 uihern · 10 tbtl; drl~er:~, lf!al ma~f &ood ,IIJ!CPI!nt ot bbluiell !80-senlor halfback, alter· Rrffle recoverad Harris' tum- I ders p1cked up 28 yards in six ' ~et Rush Pass 133 132 , 14 a lti.O helf''llll! ,ltad. ln hls new rol!l,• tauted the II• In moving the plgskm 45 , ble on the Hornet so. , <: !carne•. ~ryan Swam had one I umbles 3 l "Neither te~lll IJiade rts way, ~.al touchdgw.n, -tf. tbe pme OR In 10 plays. Cyrus ram· Nertller team . lhr,.tO!Jfd In ' net ya~d rus"'•l m srx tnes ~overed by 3 2 ~ P,!IYdJrl during the 1lllrjl quar, a,9 y~rd <llfP)' With I~ afconda II over from the three and ' the thlfd stanJa GA HS had pos. 1Larry M tlch~ll three yards tn • enallies .. . .. .. . , 25 20 \W bul· S!>uthe(n once mov<Q l~lt In the, pme. Hallback Tlmllt was 1-0 Freshman quarter· aeS9lon of tho oval 11 limes four tnps Grlkev hve yards m l Punts 4·.12 4·147 lA1, 211 ylir!l Jin1! ,olllje Higb- ~:.,art scoJ:f!\1 ,the POints after b,ack Paul Harris hit end Larry in ~is perio~. The Hornets SIX run• and Chuck Neal nine Scormg - Cyrus, 3·y a r d llndero before belnfp!Qppell,lll( ~~ a sweep of Jibe left end. lllrllll!tandlng' aD -alooe In the had rt ntne limes. yards m seven attempts plunge, 4 47 left m f~rst pennd a.' f~lh il911t11 si!I!OI\®· , , , SJ¥11jlern ·WYL travel th1s Frl_l end zone lor the exira points. began, Gilkey started tossmg I Overall, Coal G~ove gamed Harm to Hall, PArs Cyrus, Boutllwestern, deswate . to ~ay to KYI!er:llrtek-101' llll ·cyrus carried !he oval eight began, Gilkey began toS9m.g 132 yard• ru.shm~ m 47 plays, 17-yards . wrlh blocked punt, 2 • ~ on the ~re,ll~r4 lit~ fl· 9b4 consecutive malchJ limes In the Hornels" drive _ slr•kes right and lei~ He btl Galhpoh• gamed only 46 In 29 19 left m second perrod Run nai }2 mln~\!'S. lipaJW 10W¥J •Is ~VJ\C,.IetlJn , . .,.ile , Southwest· their only sul!ained march - Jrm Gilmore for eight yards, atlemplll farled ollal1!'e .With • ll)inhtes ,and~ ~ ho•t• North Gallllk • ' • I'Uill' were choppy four, flva Greg Howard for nme snd sev- The Devil• passmg ~ome Gal11pol" 0 D 110 - 0 s1conds )efl,jp lb,e game ')j~ Bl! ~Ill< ' • • and six yordero ilvet right tall- en, and the~ Gilmore again for gave Gallipolis an overall edge Coal Grove 8 6 0 0 -14 IUChllfd..DiUo~ loqnd dayllght 'Southwestertt; · '· • II' II" • 30 .,jla;l!'st down pl0y, Wid r~ced .~ulllero , .... :.'.' 8 8 ~ !4. •Ttl• ' ,s.V, lio1frll, Ills 62 Ford G1l. 500 ·I-· '·. , > ..,., ...., ....., wihltewl • 1\ 1 • ' ' • 500. 4 Dr. I cvllndar, outo trino. 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' p~teymen Do.It Again, Blank . ~ ~ Middleport Aerials ,Botnbitr,~w· Cleveland Gallipolis. ~~~~t D~Yils l4-~ ~. lf~ " BY BOB E. BYER . BACHTEL FIELD - A dt!- IE>.nslvt' line that would not up and an aenal rtn::us good lor 214 yards and two fitYt' ,#Y HOBUT WILSON, JB, Ikle. t . ' .' , 11, 1illlch pul lbe oval on· lht ment. GAHS hit !Oo I 11 a~ls Washington 0 I ':" fourllt and one gamble ·lbal Ga\u~llt-bq/m~ .~t~~, :JiornOts' 12. ~li,fUpplng I"'"" fpr $1 y•rds, an~ outd1d ~· Wetttn DlviiM Hatiled and a blockt!d kick from ! Larry Mitchell "~op , alty after thebev~· · long..tBorljets 133 w 132. W, L. T. the short pWll formation waa second .kickoff ~ bitt 3). gam Moved the ball back lo the Co'Bl Grovt hod seven first Green Bay 1 0 0 o. ~"""·' Coal Grove needed ID deferal the GA,HS 27. '\ ·;. / Horne! 30 Qn ,lhe nerl ploy, down• to Ga*!pohs •ix. Detroit I I I L• Galhpoho \4-0 Jll Daw· In •ir Ia 1 : GAHS marched Gary RossJII!pPed lli,rQ\Igli 1nd Seillor GAHS tackle Gary Los Angel eo 2 0 0 lltel, Field before nearly. 37 yards ~0 ~~li'-~lf' 40. But 1 to95ed Gllkay for ~ U yard: 1111!, Smlflt received a leg InJury San Francltlco I 0 1 -"'~! rught. uarterback ·~ · ·i:rGUke wao endrng the \bt_t)ll A Gllkey lo with 1 Ot remamlng, and was Minnesota 0 0 I .111, 1 The host Hornets of Coac!l q ed f Y~ to Grlmore palll gained IZ yards removed from the game Dan Chicago 0 2 I • · 11•ve Y"•u -"·~ntag 0 I smear or ss. h f •·- do th ' B It 0 I D -Duley took ""'" • Then GAH& : • penalized 15 s orl o a w~t wn, oil • Davies and Jt,lt Sm1lli mada a 1more ·ooslakes, marching t5 yards for hoi g The dnve Hornets' 33 ~ several good tickles throughFrlday'o Jlelalll ,,, In 10 plays followtna the fi .., · ~ hands out !he contest. Los Angeles 31 Chicop 11· • . 1 \.~atlllb•le near midf~e!d to lake '' '1,• , ·, lhreo}i~jlfiOt' !li1( ' Coal • 11 was the Hornels' fifth wtn (Only 1•me ochaduled) .•~ lHt lead. They clmrhed ,)I eo~riwt,talled to odvance ,prove had poasesalon .oi the ov- in s(x m<etmgs against the Sunday's G1111t1 , .. . from 17 yarda. out on the block· m the - <w;es as Rrck Mo• 1) 'lio llJe GAHS 20 ~· ran Blu~ Devrls Athlnta al Phllodelphll .~ ~ punt. The mt!ial Hornet tal- ley w)tllGat;.'6mitll tossed Paul 9~ · ·_ , · ' ~ Hornels remained untie. Ball1more at Minnesota ·• came with 4:47 left, In the Harrli ljr .li• l".~rd Joss on 1 ' J'oll"1!lng the Hornelll' sec- foaled 1n 12 games covenng a Washington at Sl. Loulo •.c; period. :rbe cameo final lll1rd,~ llfi·~,~on. Cyrus' ond, ~f!hllown, GaUipollo came two-year period. Galltpotls had lletro1t at P1llsburgh '"' score came wdh 2.19 Jell In the '! punt t;b11t!d d~"l!!!. tru. GAHS to lfle .but thli damage had been 8 f<lur game winninp streak New York at Dallas _ • · ~ . . .,~ 'ir :~ G B t Cl l nd ,37. : ~; ·· l: :~ .~, dQ9!• ,' dallqg back 10 Oct. :13, 11185, reen ay a eve a •, After tlml, It was a nlp and 1 A ~ ~,lllfeue bo _ 1\i the ·ki!Gnfl. ball GAllS out Sllapped lt was the thJrd I Only games scheduled) _, ball game, Wllh GAHS on ged g II. !tmftl' It ·~ ~ f#jfjiO'I(~ .&be home club 4-2, straight triumph .Jor Coal , ';: stat~~-~~·· ed llhreecJI,It~;~ :aey.U,~- punt- ootU~ them l'li-~5 In total Grove over Gallipolis, and the Blacks Tied 6-6: ''" ttl!lre 8 • a appen · ed to,:#li•Horllljil ._,,..·'tL was yaMi,llilnll'olled lhe pigskin 21- seco~d time in as many years T" Lo 31.0 -· Gallipolis won the to•s, and I l . .J: hlne!ted ... ~- '' possesolon playo but the the !Hornets whitewashed the R~~:,~ood •e,·nn,·ct·• • ..., elected lo receive. Fullback am~, """'"!. ~,, .,.,,_. . G Du' • G· I ~ - :· II I s d took D Thli' lllimeto were Ji!Jmied · ans gave the elym .n an .tl i)ms lie on VISiting PI Pleasant P'I'IOY re,n alun eboro t hl ave CySO· gain _.;.-[...;_ lo ~ , Ga!Uan•' c ' aftd..they loot I victory. The Horneta .are now 1-0-1 for dav ni•ht The Bl• Blacko 1-<i rus open ng o on s own -• ' " . ... ... f' UI tt '"' t .. . G ll I I I0 . o • 191 and returned It to the 38. ' 38 yard lliil< ~wiij ln. IM ..ttec- 'I""'" ' o m,..e wo jar- "'e year a ipo " ts . -. now 0-2-t lor the seasoo. , Sa d t) . ed ff ood s(ang Howevel' C)orllll rlnll lieXleo Iaiii In the fourlh Next Fnday, the Hornets will I Portsmouth omaohed t<Jut hdowns told the storv h~re I 11day mght as the M1d~llepor t YPI1ow Jackets took a 20-6 w1n 0'\'t'r the W!!hama Wh1t~ · Ea.!!wood 40 Perrysburg 1• Genoa 14 Lake 3 Maumee l8 Elmwood- 6 Anthony Wayne 30 Rossford 8 Lakota 26 Elmore 0 ' IYoun•st< Liberty Center 32 Grand Rapids North Baltimore 20 OtSPgo 0 Woodviii• 12 Northwood · FaJ OOn< , Tht> Yellow Jacket lme held the Wh1te F'alcuns out tmlP Mt fr tunt' fnday mght gl\ mg qrr&rterbark Asa Bradburv prott'ttHm te rompiP!e ll ..f 22 passes Neather teBm could put io Nelsonville 24 Chauncty-Dover gether a scormg dnve 111 the l!rddleport 20 · · ' f1rst penod and 1t wasn t until Wahama IW. Va ) I 3 50 wa s left m the ~eco~<l 1Youagstown South 13 Eastern 1 Meag~ 14 quarter thai the Jackets capNorth Galha 0 ,c ,il9al!dlllan U ped a 48 yard scorm~: dn ve Racme 10 So•rthwrstern I Hubbard a& G!rmi:B 1\llh a !Ieven yard pa~~ plav. Garfwtd Hr ~his 14 Beaver Local It Leetonia 11 B1 artbury to Mark Tannt>h1l l ' Cleve~and Heights 81 Grand Valley 30.1.Iberijt 1 At lht start of tilt second ffillfartl's Wildcats, I E.rsl r~t-wland Shaw 35 I Str ..t•boro 44 Cbampwn 26 penod th1 Jackets took Bill with speed and size, '-11dpark 0 Geneva :12 Howland 11 \lat·~hall's punt on the Wnha1 night crushed lhe Logan nu:l 48 vard lme, and w1th Brunswick 24 Wyndhtfrpo Newwn Fall• •• loins 21-12 as they Cleveland Lourdes 0 1Sm1tllfi 12.,¥orkvJlle Q f1t-urgt' Sauer and Sam Hood 1Ccul14lll St Thomas Aqu1nas 29 .1 Ur 1l11a ti ~(lena 8/ E c: Pllll~ hmg out vardage m the 4 ii.mf,,,'l I Buckeye 211 Tlllonsfrlfe ll n ~arrls and a cl\tud ut dust nmde, 1 Tom Cole. r' 1 Lorain 16 Canton Lmeo~n 8 · Mmgo Junchon 6 th#' _MJddJes moved to the Wa i Wo.><IPr 21 'rea 16 Wayne, Local 32 Dillonwle g hamil 7 W1th a lh1rd and four 'l iluatJOn tacmg the Ja(' kt"f" 1 nr · •' ''" """i' 11 Pow e./tap figtfl!f'flt ~ "'ll Geneva 22 Warren Howland 18 1!da~"":' lfVQnf Bef.ry ~2 Bradbury hit T:umel11ll, 111 tht' ·1 • 1ll~ V<~lh'v ~ 8arnesvlii(,C3o R1ver Lora! IJ give t~ visitors a qmtk rle.• r and the Junior end was 6 CadiZ 14 tliuon Local 6 lead. Jetferson mlu payd1rt untouched 81 ad1 , JlRvere 18 Highlond 12 J!eallsv'U. 18 Wuoditield t '· In the secol!d quarter, COle, bu.J_V" pa s~ to BJII Swan lo1 tht> , 4vun t ake ' 1 8 Westlr.ke 8 Sew 44 ' ' 1 !6S.poJIIId ve'teran rx t1a pomt~ iHI~ mcompWte ·, ,.. ' : '~ , M,t ple llmhl• 39 Gnadenhuttcll , V alley back, · hll Wahama started a scot 11 g Clev~land r.11mour 19 1 Flushing 26 Jewell t Boyer with a yl!d TD lnve late m the second quart· 1 ,, f1wntm ralls 21 IStraoburg 24 llrci]w9011 0 , ror 1 tz.G leAd ' " •r, a1ded by an mit' II• • '"'C'e ' Wrlloughby Soutll 'fuscara~»• .Valle¥ 4J . . '• . Logaw IJbl <)11 the ~oreho· Jen<:Jitv ag<nnsl tl1e J ,u I; ' mt ' FIRST \llllDLEPORT SCORE - Yellow Jaekel end ~lark T1nnehtll lfl41 rlllf· I West G•auga 47 Kirtland 8 Midvale t the second · periOd wh.o ounQ a tmll'h l 1t' kt>l 11 , 1t• (ht's tlw plg!'ktnm the end zont" after rt:'t!t'IV ln g ~ P')<;"s flom ~~~a 8Ji1dhnlv for Pam~JIIe Riverside , 8 Perry ~ ~ Manon Hardin& 7 fullback ,Chuek Kemper mt dt> the 15 \aid hnf' Th ~ \l lddl eporl:.,: fl! st touchd()\o.,.n ag<Jm..;t \V<Jila!Hil ~Jtd<lv n' ~ ht ~tlmbet 12Jn hick10betl'm12 Clearvl~w o I Cllwh311c:tEHt. T~'fr ~ G t3-yal'tls ~ te - l:rut the i\'I}Jie f.'alcons had a ~ec·onrt ar l g1otmrl 1s Co·t·,,pt Wrllwm •\tthm ol thl' \\hJte , f,dcons " _, ~·renwnt f\pos ,20 ''" Murlon·•cathohe H Bucyr!ll i~~·.q~~~;~~~f~~~!O~•IU hree ~ 11uatum at· 1lw .Jru kef~ 1 c11vel•nd West 14 Elgm 20 NOrth UnlUn 6 ' ·: The knotted 3. but ~ould not move lin t11e 44 ~ruund or m thP < ur uu '• ' ~'I! 11 1 o oarer o he ball over t0 !he J <t(kets Ht t1e 11 to entl the (!J ~1 , b;Aif •11 CI 1'\FI •\\0 I UP! I - Tlh' lf't t' IH'I',; Jn 37 of Green Bll~'o.; wet>k I ~:Jyna: Cathohe 28 Mld\'l~W e Delaware ~ 2 o· 'l playing on ' . '• '• . ' . Sp n f ld N th 13 ~ori"DIOulll 'II lflllltoa t ' WJt••·t \\'olld Champ!O il Glel'n &l\ sr) ulfenSJVe plays. I The lanky , fotmer quarter· n g lf' or l,ft;G SECOND HALF Spr•n•fiteld Slnlwne. I orlsmoulll West :Ill " ' " 80 ds "' .,.._.lrt • ' Parkers (ace the defendm~ l Jn add11iOn to callmg a near- : ba(k , startmg a 1 tl!e frpe saft>ty .. oza Whet!l yat w t-JU • 1 1 C.ach Fred PhifVl 's :bo) 5 E;astern D1vJo;wn rhamrmm perfect game. quarlt!rbat k Baa t I postUon where Parrt.sh had. Belpre 22 Ml-01...... ., ~-w··a.--'-er• sll'' . 'lbea MH!et and Cole tobk 11 • kll'ked off to start the s~cond Cleveland Browns here today Starr completed 14 out of 19 hop<id to wtn a job. knows Starr W1lhamstown (W Va) a .~.IWHU 1• t'" ~-th quan.n ~__jib , · Col b DeSalt1 ill , '"' <uw "' IJalf and the Wahama eleven m a rl' mald1 ol l<.~ s t Jam1.1ry', passes for a net •f 137 yards : wtll be tf'sting h1m as the- St. Clall'SVJUe 18 um b 1rookba¥ "blastlnfl twa yardf for 8 1 1 luuk to t~ &Jr Quarterback t1flf' game won by the Packet s and gamed anothe1 36 va(ds tn l Cleveland serondanr 's newest WheeliJl8 (W. Va.) 17 OJ'--..~ .,ill ~ ~ el 'foll.wed i#·OJJe's paY Da\je. Whtte h1t 5 ol 6 passes to 23 12 j lhree rushmg attempts, mclud- man • . LouiiVllle 8 Canton South I ~v e ' .. BffWtr for the conVersion. 00 put the Whrte Falcons the Both squads a" 1-0 tht< y~ar mg one etght-yard ~c10mble fo' l Walter Be•ch and Ehrrch N9rth Canton 34 Perry 12 Col•~~~;.:~~.. .Ml4wliy ' In the last period, .J<Jckets' u yard !l,ine'm mne Jn tegul(lr scas8fl ('Ulllpt'llt!On u trmrhd()v.n Barne-s at the corners as well Jackson 8 Fairless 0 .....~ ~ Cole raced 14 yards 81 plavs, then sent ocatback Raloh ~portmg w1ns over B,JIIJmon· Also of! the read.., lme or to- as Ross Ftchtner at the strong. Tuslaw 8 Claymont e . Wortblna:toa )lly to score, tnd Baley around the Jack•ts nghl and Washmgjlln " day s dueiJS Mike Wowelll(''ill" l side s•frty wiJ! ·l!e ' } . the Manchester 41 Northwest 14 lu1pbua ,Wat~f!:son «, •> '\' atltl~d the two-pOlill . <~de ID gii>•JIU . ~ Will fnr thrt expected tv tiU f!J., \l'ih!f>f l •lfilut Qi• ~.\heY. •'I Qolrwstow~ 211~; • c f Columbua ,No.tJII ID a •keeper plly for 1 ew~_k ~~ ''!r'l Y1ctory. fa lcons' lone touchdown Dalo l' It Will be, vJrtually the same , the lately dep\.rtad Bel nie..P~- wii.J, itle~lln@ IO.st' battf 11ft\ Zan4Vtlle RO!tarari)t • , Hollins' kick lor Hre vxtra poJnt , Parke-r sta rtrng lmeup that de- 1nsh who v.alked out of the Packc ... s ~ Newcomerstown 0 , •I Columbua Cen al 'HiDiJnfi rolled Up 213 wa~ wide'. •,,, ., ~ l·, tea led !be Browns for the croVwn Browns' tramlng ramp last ' New Lexington e Lon4oa 14 Urbana 6 rOsliin~ and 47 'vla thel air The Yellow Jacke~ were not lasl vear wtlh the posSible ex- • t ~ Morgan 1 tHe) J.an<astoJ: Fenwl~_li ,, aet yafds while Jo be demed as 1hov ca me , ceplton of confer and l1ghl end ! . I;)NDRJCKo EndjrnJ' tUPj,) 1 ~~~~i:ro4~nll~l ilo Trl;VtlleJ. ¥ 1 '\ fllrfield l)'tl¥/l , 1~ to 1111 total • ruanng back only to lose the "here mrnnr lllJUries have ~/,_ I ;:_ lnsh ~' der ctiftpet Clu !itA ~II I~~ I W'I! w Icord • 11>11'1._.~ I l ~oal Gro'e I$ G'-!iJiii!'lll ground. 'Flrrt do•mo ' fa1vDI' ball on I fumblec. Jt '.\&s her~ h!bJted B11l Andf>rson and K~n O'Conner shot a St>(Ond roUnd I FO~ Oh:o ) I· Maysville 28 Mecharu~bura a· . , tb! winnerS 134. 9 crosscu~n~ytht> Jacket lme shawf!d Its ab1J1.. I Bowman from seemg duty o for a tolal 138 to take Gnc-1 a~;~u UmversJiy West Muskingum 22 ~ (jret, . av~w-\ ·Score ~ •quanen: 8 7 v tn hold agam .. aod Jorced Both are JlOW frt. but :llarv stroke lead owr Net I f'oles of t team upsf:l secoo4·ranked Spulh· Crooksville 42 ·RolJevillt 8 Well5\0n Oak ·Hill& . Rllllartls 1 c0 No ham a punt Flemmg and Bill Curry wo~'t 1Bntam f'rrday •t the rrnd pomt; ern lllmors.here ,Sat,urda}, 2Ht. Caldwell 30 Fort Frye e ColuilibtW' as!m®r 41 ~ 011 ' be budged from the startmg :of the $16140 Duntop Ma9ler >·desplle a record settmb, first- Huron 14 Ambe.1t 12 WMohaU Wtth • ftrst and !0 to go on pia e finish by Osc~r Moore for Lancaster 24 • thm owll 21 yard Ime the Jack 1meup goH tournament Terry Dill ot' .~-.._ c'-'!.-.J k ., Wellinkton 41 ·N~ London I '~?:~1 On defense, the Packers have o\ustm Tex carded a 74 to be Nlll:' ~ u IS. Eastlake North S2 ets tonk bul fo~ plays to scot e 1 taken up •here they lefl off Ia' I • • • Moore, a member.of \lie 0,000 Pal eS\'lll Harv 14 FrankliD Hel , agam wt th Sam H&od gomg 'n well back at i46 and Dav~ t•.PI n e ey Grove y 1January. ·.uth Bob Jete! at the Ragan of Orlando Fla had a meter team lll na J964 , ymR Woodridge zo Twinsburg s- " ' !rom the four to cap the 76 • h J f ' · ' rh pped almost a mmute Columbus Sl. Mary 12 d d. It B db ng t lOrner spot eter. I11 Jng l second rflund tfttal of H9 ptcs, . I Grand Valley 30 Uberty 5 M ffU yar me was a Ja un m fm Doug Hart v.hen Hart suf off the record set 13st ~r- by j AYon 20 Norwalk Sl Paul I 1 a 0 to Tannehill '::;d a Bracll>ury 1" : teted .m m1ury m the flfsl ser- 1 Charleston Exuects loday's ,.cond place finisher, 'Nor•ayne 27 Cloverleaf 0 Westerville ~l~alnut \ Sa 1"r pass at covered n Jes ul the !JIIe game a year ago, I Re<•or•l (;rill Cmwtl Srhramm. Midland 1Pa) 18 Dubtin 22 M!~i.l!t'J \la; \ Hlrds of the drive Hood ran is st11l m there Bnd lu st week he I The lmgest C'Jowd 1n Charles- Moore tourPd the 4-1nlle ~' tast Llv'erpool 13 Mansfield Sen ~ "· for the exh 8 poml and the 11-Hrked flfl a John Uo1tas pas" ton's U1re£ • year professKNlal skm course in 19 2! !'I to clip 5! 5 Weltsvi11e 15 Lisbon 8 Columbus West 8 ninth. scuro stood l3 to 6 at the three • and ra mbled 46 yards for the footbi!ll hiStory IS e>!"'cled Hus seconds off the mark/ ·sel by , Steubenvrlle 21 Reynoldsburg 11 Groveport I , q~ta1ter mark 1 t• lly i afternoon when lormer Charles- Schramm CleveJand Glenvlllo 0 Cardington ~lllllf'I'OWIU!h! At the start of thf' fourth oer- , La ~t vea1 m the rhampumsh!p ton Ror kets Coa ch Perry ,)1,4.oss T. \... .6! • , l"i"hrsviile ~ lii Gahanna 17 Belle '6 P lod. Wahama sa rtPd a <lnve gam~ Jeter lm1 1led B1owns re- 1se11ds llts unbeat"'n Orlando Pan- WASHINCtON • (lWI) ~illd ll Jerr~rson Unloh 14 Graurille :l Net~ "' but en re mstde the Jacktts' ·,2.i tetvmg are Pau l Warfteld 10 thers agamst the Roekets. Preston Carpenter was traded ~tanton Lqcal 20 Mt. Pleasant 0 Coshocton 2S·CIJJlbriretl! .1 '' vHrd Ime th• defenSJve lme of1 jusl '"" recepttnn< I Th e Charleston club rs de- Fnday by the Washmglotl :roronto 1 Carrollton I CjrclevUio 34 Teays :an t the Middtes y,ould not move 1 , 111~ One-Two Punrh I fendmg champton and dtdn't Redskms to th~ Mmnesota Struthers 18 OlentaD 22 Hi hland 14~1 snd the Ja, ket~ took:. a~r ~'A)"' Veteran '(lklmng backs Paul lost! ~ game m roanng to the V1kmgs for sn ~nd1sclosetl dr<~ft Youngstown East 12 W hi ~ C ~ 8 dmlnS . 0 ,. llorn!lll& -owl Jrm l'aylor haw ! 1965 en Iitle - under Mos;· chmce. Mmerva 8 Sandy Valley 0 •• ng n . . Chillicothe 0 The Jacket s' thrrd touchdO'.l'It l agam senred notf.:e 1h.v are fil l coachmg Now Moss has tlje Carptnter had been placed " Ravenna 14 Salem 0 Greenfleld .M~Cialn 21 . 1 ~nve cJ~mf m1dwa; m lf\e · 4S (eve1 this vear, g1mQmg out 1Ollando Panther3 roanng wttfa watvers earber m the day. but warren Hard1ng 29 JackS® 1 ' fmal pt'rtod ,1tter Ft f:~ke pun1 ~ Ut y~rds on the ground and a 4-0 recurd to Charleston's 3-j was recalled by Wa ~ hmgton Canton McKinley 28 MUlersport 24 Carroll S and run wa-. sl\)pped h~ lht ' ~mg down four jlasses for an 1marK under Coach Ken Carpen- when Minnesota cla1111ed him. Alliance 36 Akron Central 0 West Jefferson 20 Jarkf'ts alf'll ends and a 1ft- addlfi ~JRal 37 vards Ln all. thev 1 ter Shadyside 14 Northea-tern 0 yard renal!\ a"gamst the J,u k e1ther carrieD the ball or were I Wheellng 1S Tmnmen are hosts J..oveland 21 Warwood (W'. Va.) 6 Upper Arbnlton 31 ' els ~"1 thr ball hark to the· fl · - to the Brooklyn Dodgers lonlghl l Ft. Thomas (Ky l Hlghl:mds 20 Medina 20 Bay Village 12 Columbus South 18 \1 1drllf'pnrt H ~cmi Ime- anrl a Scormt! by Quarters m a contelit between the Cmcmnau Moeller 47 •.t l Fairv1ew 21 Hilliard' 21 Loaaa 12 rH <;! ,md 10 to go Midd\POOII 0 fl7 7-'10 lea gue's only two wmless l Ctncmnah Hughes g North Olmsted. Columbus Linden 20 I On the f1ro;t plav from scnm \\ialla ma I)() 6 0- 6tearm. Prmceton 22 Norwood 0 Columbus Hartley ta l magt H1 adbuJ v h11 Gem ge S<~u PikftoD 60 WesttaU 0 i1q ~\. II Browns Seeliing Reve n~e Over Pacl\ers ~~~:~b~:a ~:y;~~h:~. ~~~~ey~alley ' •t,.;:;,t',;.r~::ck.,, ra bur• 1 ':o on ti'*' IN"*"' J" tl I », •I i' The.M .. . 6SMust1nq - ·~ l~lhltlltl'. Slond6id lhltlj rodl• a,. ltllor, whllowol STQP,P.JUl _,.: 'R~tu : t!roo. on an end tilt that wu won M Pord Galaxle SitiXL t •Dt. lllrdte,. I cyllndor, 4 spood trono. . " ' 0 " ' ' ' . . ' sw· · ' , . ' . , '' rs · . verpou.; e . SOutherB s . ' ' 30 6 F'o'l1.~1. ··,·~'cond :f._l·..u·... _ph Southern playl!l' 111latlng, (24) and Don Garber (25).' Like new t!~F•Jrlltne cylil+', · "· ,N. . nal,v ~' ~".J I u lftl, 66 Ford F1irlene . 100 2 Dr!; Ho~ I ~~ 4or, , ltlltGmotlc-- Irons, ~Ill & ,.., 1' llootor, · wbtllwolt elr~ond'ltlon'td ...... . ' '63 Chevrolet llel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. Stooldord ttano. Wh~o woO ""'" 6o Chevrolet : lmp111. 4 Or. I ,,under~ eutome,lc tnnt. Whit. well 111'11, rodlo & hoolor 61 Falcon' 2 Dr. 6 c,t. Stend1nl trlnL AediGI and Mater. 63Rim~er ~0 htfH 4 Dr, 6 oyll.. du, •tattdauid trant., r•· who-a 65 Pontlec G.T.O. dlo & htotor, "- '~-'· ,2 _ . ....s. Dr. Hordte~~o 4 63 Ford O.lexle 500a4 Dr,. a orllndtr, •"'-' ""'"' IrOns. llodlo ontl htottP, ' \lOWer wlrlte woO fino. ""'""' 65 Dod~e Dert I Dr. 170 ilor'-t, 6 .,U.. dlr,lfondordtnno.; l'lllli" and,....._,, • ••· -1 orL At frlnl. '· ... rodlo Ifill - 64 Ford F-700 Dllirili' Trvca. a.,n...-. 5 •"""ttotn. ~ _...., axiJj. Lolli ......1.... 63-Mercury C - 2 Door H....... .._, --~~.. 6ntl ........ Aut.motiO !roM. l•h Goble Ford -RAWLINGS ~~~~~n. bo)Jf/!\f,J,, qp~y lYar&. ·~als .. ~,·u ~~~ack lfhe& f;:!llllfAII.l'l~l Yards • . :.:..v. f:iP~~a~~~~/~~.~~~::~~: Allman ;Leads Eastern to 14-0 Grid~~;;;:':!:: 1'\t'l 11<1• ~omg full till Fairfield. Boys tl1Jown :}:~d~:~fi::.~~~:·u~~Y.~":~,"'~~;. fer 48 mmutes )f foDtbal l Coach Ph1 lhs d1d oave Jim ID say about the "") Victory Over North Gallia Pirates a I 4 ' "' d nm 1 Sauer Ill 157 ed both of !be Eagles' second and .nade hrs w•y 14 yards 10 , dnve gomg and went ID lhe P1- P:S':, FALL.·. CLEARANCE =·~:e:rre::.lky. ,,, : By qUBrters: Elida 7 Spenct!rville 7 1tie) 1 .~rd p.J ~~ lrom Bradbury Wa half tou~hdowns that broke op- payd 1rt on another up·the-mid· rates three yard hne only to Eastern 0 t) I 6-14 Hardin Nortber1 IS 1 1,1rP' - H,ttf'v 1I) (II :ta.rd e 11 a ~tore1esti d"'adlock Allman Idle mn. The TD conduded a be stopped on a fourth dow a Pirates 0 0 0 o- a Arlinlton n1 • F. x1ra Pomts - Mrddle- was also credited w1th turnmg 33-yard dnve m frve plays lor play by lhe Nortll Galltans TDs - Allman, 2 on runs oi l Letpolc 19 Arcadia 0 "" 1 - Hood Jl1 !runs). m 1 sparkling delen51 ve per· the Eagles who had stOpped I Eastern, while turnmg m Jls 6 and 14 yards, Eastern. Ottawa Glandorf I STATISTlCS . :1ormance C:IIOi l~ w1th sopho- North Galha on a fourthfi!IQ.,n fme performance, had s net EPs - Roush ol Eastern on , · Columbus Grove Wah. M16. lmore Mike Martin. tuatJon deep m ts own ~I yardage of 211 yards un the run. 1 Pandora ~ Vanlue D 1 51 "' ' <lo•ns I 14 , Allman's first 'I'D for Coach tory. Roush's try for the e>tra ' ground and 39 yards m aerJals 1Lima Semor 41 Sidney I 1,u d~ Hu~hmg 124 ll4 1WIIIhlm Shinn' s Meigs Coun- pomts fotled . compared to 136 yards rushmg Los Angeles Rams quarter L1ma Shawnee 1% Ot>hanee 8 \ "rd" Pas.sme 63 2H ty team was scored on a 6 yard Eastern's defenstve umt , w1th and 52 yards passing for ,the back Roman Gabriel had only Allen East 48 Perry 0 Tot<JI Yardl .•• •. 187 328 1u.,.tbe--middle run With se-ven Charles E•chmger. Jerry Pirates. f1ve passe!f mterl"epled m 1965. Amelia 6 Milford 0 P"'""s ...... . 7-,-~ 11-22 !mimrtes and 14 seconds lett tn Burke, Larry Spencer, Archre Coach Mel Carter's team had ·Deer Park _34 II of II , the third quarter. coocludmg a Rose, Rom Osborne, Dave nine first downs in comparison Alfred Ben.hard Nobel. found· I UIK'Oin H•ights t "on hleo Lost I 2:63-yatd dnve In eight plays. . 1William! iiiUI1!91<ft<M!It!Jkll>'I""'''Jit~p-:Oou!!f!!:11V~'*-of tho Noo.l Prize, tiled ~tlndlaa HlU 211 ' PIIDiti •• - .. 4-42.i ~ Headin& the tonchdown move lard Doueif. liii3iilliaT 'iJii , ~-:'1JOillsquada attempt· "li, 1896. ClllclnnaU AtkA . ,, Now In Progress!. . SAVE NOW ON All 1 New & Used Hondas 25~ Dlacount On All Accnsorl11 SEE. THE HON,t)A MAN AT • .,..., RAWLINGS H.ONDA SALES . •' 38.YWM,into,th~ m~n, ~- 'l"ttdllpii'I,O. STATISTIC~" When You Compare a ervS(;'.it J ~ •. ~ . ~ .. ' , c· .,, , .· ;v 1 1 ~ , ( , ' ·' , , 1 .;; ~(J' ze , : ' fi 'mf~F~' j . 1 ,. '. " '' , , lil'tiNt8 . ' .ur qu ck , . e 11 'I · , , smger s pa!ISin~, Greenflfld l,lo!:'lt\j ,a S\1\!tele,jS oectp!ll!jl, "-'~',lllji• JackSG\l Iron- 0 quarter, ~q mnda .~ tnen'2r.. P'ii&ly night to knock wl\ir 4:42 jn ,.!llf Jhlrd :period the SEOAL team from the w~ Sh~er. rill! lltt'ee yards ra~,1 :~ . ~r lll!beJr· , ·" to ~\Jcorr·:~udy <ldded ,~~ ' · · a~ 'lw• yalt a lwo-pom~ bimverston and II ~ and IJiel! i(Jclili!i was 13-8. 'ljlt .a 7.0.1ead. fronmen to ' ,w,ua.,.. 4iY· I ~n ~~~Y t ~,; gr~ le~d ., tf I.' U 'threaten~ }he In lhe !!rial IOd ~Vhllti I~ .dje. Grl!,eJifbleldeld two.d~ar~" ,. wefe on owus th • ' tHe itost fWn ya"f..• to SCQl'O w'ilb """"· ....,ott SHINN'S FIAT SALES Fn4day's M3JOf • 1•.me scores a~·~:::.o:~.d K~owte; )~nd 1 :U~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~: ~~! 0 The Wellston snd the oak through nearly three of score!... lootbaU night before Roger Wellston the lead on Jl.yard run In lite enroute to a 22-8 vlctoey. Estep's blg mo:::fl?;~,::H~ mldWB)' In lhe followllil by a erbac~ Marlt Hayl>w Ale! er for e tw'o·~tl conv! on and an Tho eta hit In the ourth period Oil a yard ge by Kirby Oller Steve lien adtlbi&\ fil rel'll to ' make II llHt. Oak . U ~back to 11001'1 ~ a one yard tllll by Lot Brof· lord for their oqly toucj1t!o,wa ~~~~~·::= AI lilJie ran out In lbe con- / I M'. IJ~~.!.!l~~~ IE SUI! TD CDM~AIE DRIVElED PRICE, EXTRAS AND FEATIHl£S Coach Howle Lee iller's five yearS'. Wildcat a!lack. Kyger Creek 1 intercepllon. .,.fl ,. ..,. ........,. Kyger Creek Bobcalti struck After a scoreless ,,,.,1 period, In tile tllrrd c•nl<>, Miller in-[ mtercepted four passes, Jerry 1 paydirl twiC!1 In both !he sec- the Bobcall' Dun Rumley rae- serted .. vera! second stnngers 1 Hall nabbed t,.o, Frsher and ond and third quarten Fnday ed, 20 yard• with 9:15 lefl In after Shuler rambled 49 y•rds ' Drummond one each. The Bob- ' TRUNK SPACE • ~DOORS • ,. 1hgbt and t.be result. was a~ the second canto, giving the ' to the one yard lme. Howard cats recovered lwn Wildcat SAFETY STEff!! lNG COLUMN ··~ Southern Valley Athletic con- "'"lmg Bobcats a!Ht lead Jun· lblasted over and it was 22-D. llumbles ~AD~~{v"~;:~~R~t:~~;T; >ference triur:g,ph over host Han- tor Howard ran the extra The try for the extra pOints I The VISitors w~n! pen~hled : SIDEWALL.S • VlNYL. UPHOL- .:.:;o nan Trace~ points, and it was IHJ 1fa 11ed uo yards to Hannan Traces 10 I STERY 1 I ' Next week. Kyger Creek Wlll The wln Ufted Kyger Creek's Wllb 3·38 remarnmg m the Kyger Creeks final &core host Racme whrle tile Wrldcats 1 season record to 1-1. The Wlld· ' half, Mike Shuler scaml"'rad 12 c<~me on a 3S.yarrl pass mler- 1Will lake on Symmes valley at ' eats suffered their aecond yards and agam Howard ram- ' ception runback by KeJlh Drum I Waterloo straight sethack, n was the med tile extra pomts to make mond. 1 B) quarters I .. , Bobcats 24th SVAC win agamstl1t 16-0. Tbe second tochdown I Gary Frsher recorded a 6D- Hannan Trace DD0 II- 0 i Phono 45..1630 ,.,.~ two 9elbackll dunng the past was oet up b~ Jerry Hall's pas~ yard gallop later m the contest Kyy,g~e~r~C=r~e:ek~--0~16~12:__'1:11-:: 28~\i_,=="L"oo""'n"',W,.·,V,.•,.·-=tllllll!ll' >'II for Kyger, but the Bobcats fall· ' ed 10 soore. I The Wildcats' longest run . came m the cloSing minutos of American Leape IHllndley. LP-Nye (0 l) HRS- , action when Terry Cremeens )Suspended after 2\ir lnnlngs, Shannon tl5th). 1raced 45 yards power tailure) -Kyger Creek gathered up Ka~s City ooo- D 1 o,Pb1la. 300 OliO 001- 4 8 0 nme frrst downs, H•nnan Trace 1 2 11 ( Washmgton 001- 0 0 Ot Ho~s~,';' Fo~ : :rri: ,~ 1 regJStmd sevon Roof; Moore (7) ( Uecker; Iy!;: Cuellar (11-9) and Bateman. LP Wildcats but 103. Kyger had Chicago 1110 101 1110- 4 13 I -Short (18·91 HR- Harmon no paosmg yardage, the Wrld· 18th). 1 ked •o b th Ball 000 000 000- D 3 0 up • y e aJr. 000 000- 0 4 1 cats p1c Horlen 19-12) and Ramano; : ~~ 1 ~ 300 101_ 7 9 0 Kyger was 0-2 10 passmg. H~n1• ~ • McNally, Barnowski (7), Baran a . 1nan Trace 5 for 17. Terry Cre. pa'flllg 37 )'a~da to ber 1Q) and Elcbebarren. LP- 1 Matoney, Zanni 14), Davrdoon , weens and Rick Swain paced for, the cUnchlnil McNally (l 3 ·~). (8), Osteen 18) and Edward•; I _ relll!'lnlng. Kepsill_ger fOUild _ !JarviS lf>.lt and Torre. LP- Washmgwn, D. c, became lliltll wtlt! the llro-poinl ,Cfl!llbe permanent borne of the 000 0110 22.!!- 4 12 0 Maloney (14-8). version pasa to wrap up.. , lbe eqston Dl2~ ' Pitts. 000 000 1110I 8 I s. on Dec. 12, 13 0 200 000 sc¥.Jltl· , N • S80I0 rd (7) W"'·ht L.A. 1103 101 001"'" ~ 8 I ~~ ld itelled ewman, ' ,,.., Veale O'lleU (I) Mikkelsen Don't hibernate this ' SEIOAt "Cti.Imp•lonl ruslilng :.,,; hnd nine (S), Rojas IS), Burdelte (9) and I(5) M~Bean 17) ~d Pagliaro· ;:1•RollgeJ'I; Stange, McMahon (9) ' ' pa• for 148 yarda and R WP M M h l9- nl; Koufax (24-8) 1nd Torborg. Wmter! Join the firs'iltfo-.,.. ,)ack$ln chewed J~~urdelte ~-Z~. on~ LP- veale 114-12). HR..,Johnson Pbysically'ftt at the ,..·. •·•""• ruslwia a.p !7 ill (14tb), 1 lb \8ipc~on ~' tqtai. Y~ ~· New York 100 tool us- S 7 I bY quarters: 000 000 002- 3 2 0 San Fran 010 OliO Ill- t a o Fisher, Miller t8J, York 100 OliO~ I 5 I (8), Gardner (9), Hamilton Merrill, Worthington (I) and , and Go9Sen Grote 191· Sadecki Bouton (2-8) and ' · . 'I WP-Merrtll (11-13) Priddy (5), Hoell (9), l\lcDanrel Ph. 446-0797 · t9) and Haller. WP-Sutherland 1iit perlilil hallback Sam 011 a two tht ..st com••• Import I ·:, I '"' ~: , . ,., . ~..., ' ., , , 1 •1 .~!'nan . I ·..~.P, , , ',.,. ., .,.~ , , ' , ';I . l ' l" : ,, vIJ J c k 0 D f , yger ree . pens ' e ense 0 28 0 w· 0 w·Id ' c~nw'\!\WJI•th '.; Ill ver I cats I ./il," fr\, WI fli)lbul'll -:;;::=======:;:-:- · · ':~~;~~; ~;".~~~:::mgpl~.:~.~~ ~·~.~·.~ ···~· ~t!>Wj\fteijii Jjf;k.ofLan~ Oak Hill Olmsted Falls 14 Rocky River II .. Brecksville H R1chmond Hetghtl.l •/ •• Cuyahoga Horghll •• ~. Brooldyn t ' lnlependence 1 North Roylltm • (tie) , SVAC f =a:"la llJe JuUbac' chore. _ . tra'l' .J,>aojses .tlitel-cep . . •. 1 , II was with 2 mm~)es .,awf: e 41 yardS ~lore " ,llel!lt!l Ewltfl~, !.1m . . , . . • 58 seconds left ln. the oJlEI!lll& s , ped at the 1ilBJrlaUd~rs , 7 ~wn 1'1lmblea1 ~· ;;;.•·. J. ""; quarter that CMI!iff swr""J~ yi'll,llpl'- ;r~e, talented T~, li'lmaltiea ... , .• ., " ' ~ llrll SIX-pomter on a t yarct ' ! 1, ''" • .'· ~ . I' carry over the right side ~ I ,. ;, ' Plnl.• 61 Yard Tornado drtve. ~ I~ , ·~·'" ·r p"' . ,, , # CuJW:Ilff also carried ro~ the . t 8~1111"-! '· '1JJ' • · Nelsonville blanked Chau.-ru 24-0 for the Hounds tteC0JH1 1flliO in as many starlti. . '-" ilie WellstOO J;O(J!~ ' ~ .\ 1"01toria 14 ' and N th GaiDa nff1a Columbia ' Eastern s Eagles. sparked by was a 26-yard ruA by Martm bst of boy& having positions, ed 101 EaStern Bellevue II"Oyde t '" k~h Mid thrs prettY well the fme runmng ol semor half- ' that put the pigski~ on ll1i! 10 i stop~~the t''atte~ tb oge~t'e ~~~=o Ea~:" :.m a bad one Willard 28 Rfvemew a llllls up the Jarke:ots fir~l VIC· bad Hl}ger ·~.IJman. remamed yard smpe two plays before !~~d. to ~O~losesmto o~e aer:: aenal l~tercepted. Eastem wal Bowlitl& Greett 21 Norwilk f on ol the season unbealen m two Southern Val- Allman scored Fullb!\Ck Do n 1l ng l'zed 10 Ards and Nortb Ctestlioe e Soutb Central t · ga mes , Rous h ran the extra po1nta . Izone was lts .offens1ve umt. mov- G pena Ya . One thm g can be s~nd my Iey At II1 etlr Conference II I 16 Shelby 12 Ashland 12 (tie) " · b ·tt th lavored hosl 1 ed !he ball to the 20 late mt he a •• · Jmo.; v.on t gJve up y ups~: mg e . The only other tou~:hdown f 1 t half , Eastern will be host to the Pleasant I Colonel Crawford I Srotmg - Touchdowns . Mrd- ~ Norlh Gallta Prrales, !4-0, Ffl· came with 1 mrnutes and 41 1 ~ · ' Rutland Red Devils Iilii Friday Dover 211 Manafield Mallbar 11t'pu11 - l<mnelull 11) t 7 yard day mghl seconds left m the fourth quart· t Coach Shmn's Eagles once 11 night and the P1rates are at Ontario 64 Northmor I ,,,~~ frnm kradlmrvl Hood I I Allman. a 143 pounder, scor-er when Allman broke Jose the brst quarter got a long Southwestern. IGalion 22 Wapakoneta t . I •'iii" r-J'-'" ,; -· ~i ' ~s ° atc:d~~~w~:~~'r· Hig!~o~r:~nff.li~ ·~~~~~:~.A;:~;~:;. ;..·~~ 1 1 ~rrod, iltiUl¥ ti!Jiillo( lt!:.J!lj! . JIU'fd John McCltnlock'll', halt· -m · l··· Iron._' 31~. giving Trojans0-2I w season recordthe IHS '·"" 18 ill Southern. rtrst. ~ came two plays after Quarterback Bob Grueser hll :~ n d ~e Jenklttll with a 10. yard piss from lllelll yard stripe' on a fourth and I fB~ It go Sll· nation. . The aelial comblnatton of Grueser to Jenkins, which ac· COWlted for more than lOlly~ during the evenmg, also ligu1· ed In the Tornadoes second TD drrve. Grue'":'· on a tbird ~d nine call, ,ws'i to~en , IDS from the 23':jra~d l~ ''USED CAR LOT ~a~:s' :1. :. ?1 ' ·' 1 Tbe Soulbern TomadOI!s ~~ed ,once ill the f1rsl Jllirlod.ibeil rolled to a aolld 30-8 wln 8\'lftl the Soulll\W!stern ,.lfilhlanders Friday night at Racine, I! w/i§ the seclHld slrai&hl win f~r Ooaeh Don Van Meter's Motga CoWlty club. Soulhwlllllern· _ ill now 0.1-l. , •. Soulhem, moving ~ ball well on offense even , . \"'u.t!~ lwo backfield che~~&es' were. ~e! qulrad last week ~us~,'pl.~ juries and once again perlornt tng capably 011 deletise,'. wu never seriously threatened by the Highlanders. Sherm CUndiff, Tornado senlor who moved from fnllbadt to halfback for !be non-~ clash with the G.Ula couniF Ins, paced the Solilhem' ~ring wllll two IOuc~ antf two extra point coliVN'to!i~'MP runs, ,• / ••• extra pom~. ' ,;, !t' five un Sers r;o;: pulthe ,Gaiu8111 in I m:t•. by Cyrus lor playtravels Rock toHillPomeroy while GallipoL punting to the GAHS seven ooly loss,spllllng and oumpmg llarrrs Irs for rts INll1n 1os 1 one. arry · . 1 SEOAL ' I' I Mltcl!ellolashed ofl cuard lor On a fourtll abd l!ll• alluaUol\, for • mne·yard oss seconds latopener. ~ _. , , 1 . •' ' , to the 44. 11 wao Jourth Bryan Swam attenlpted anoth· er. . StatJSt,lcs· l minute aud30 sO<ODd&Jl!lllaln·• do fullbacll lhen weUI one er punt from that close forma- Cyrut prcked up !16 yards In DEPARfMENT G CG 6 7 Jllg ~0 Hrs) hal(. J~QI;\!ts1 .a lite end on a sweep for his Saund;rs smashed up the mid. bon. Cyru. raced through a attempts for the winners 1 Fml Downs ~. hauled In the pass al on~ TII ·run 1011' dle'•'next dle for one yard - he needed hole, blockad It, ran to his left, Phil Pmkerman had 29. m 10 Yards Ru~hmg 85 1M . e }lilte l"'d IDS~ his,,lf•Y , to wl!h 3 minutes al!l! two for the Hrol down He was Igrabbed lhe plgskm and was tries, fu llback Dan Fliehman Lost Rushmg 39 22 46 132 e one loot line before :belng remaining, \'he ''l!"y for the eJ:• stopped by the Homel forward , long gone - 17 yurds to pay- ~ Tl yards in tO trips and quarter· Net Rushmg · pped~.Grueser ll\011 Wf!ll.ov- tra pomls vta a'l*t•• was in- wall. Idirt. Thai made It 14-ll. Cyrus back Harris fintshed the even- Passes Attempted .... . 19 0 9J a ·qU¥1efback sneak .'on l'!mplet.. ' ' Then In lllhtnlng-llke !ashton was stopped oborl on lhe erlra ' mg Wllh a mmus 20 m four car- Passes Completed ID "'1"1 pljly iJIIl ~Iff ~ · 1" ·'2 "·' 'IIICJ.poond senior luilf: pomt run. 1ries. PaS9es Intercepted . . D 1 ~· Ill• elllr~ pal\l!S. ~ . j, u i · Fyl\IHtl'~ SjfW~ 1/lijley, who along with PhU Plnk.t. The first ball ended as Ken : For Galhpolls. Brent Saur.· Yards Passmg II 0 uihern · 10 tbtl; drl~er:~, lf!al ma~f &ood ,IIJ!CPI!nt ot bbluiell !80-senlor halfback, alter· Rrffle recoverad Harris' tum- I ders p1cked up 28 yards in six ' ~et Rush Pass 133 132 , 14 a lti.O helf''llll! ,ltad. ln hls new rol!l,• tauted the II• In moving the plgskm 45 , ble on the Hornet so. , <: !carne•. ~ryan Swam had one I umbles 3 l "Neither te~lll IJiade rts way, ~.al touchdgw.n, -tf. tbe pme OR In 10 plays. Cyrus ram· Nertller team . lhr,.tO!Jfd In ' net ya~d rus"'•l m srx tnes ~overed by 3 2 ~ P,!IYdJrl during the 1lllrjl quar, a,9 y~rd <llfP)' With I~ afconda II over from the three and ' the thlfd stanJa GA HS had pos. 1Larry M tlch~ll three yards tn • enallies .. . .. .. . , 25 20 \W bul· S!>uthe(n once mov<Q l~lt In the, pme. Hallback Tlmllt was 1-0 Freshman quarter· aeS9lon of tho oval 11 limes four tnps Grlkev hve yards m l Punts 4·.12 4·147 lA1, 211 ylir!l Jin1! ,olllje Higb- ~:.,art scoJ:f!\1 ,the POints after b,ack Paul Harris hit end Larry in ~is perio~. The Hornets SIX run• and Chuck Neal nine Scormg - Cyrus, 3·y a r d llndero before belnfp!Qppell,lll( ~~ a sweep of Jibe left end. lllrllll!tandlng' aD -alooe In the had rt ntne limes. yards m seven attempts plunge, 4 47 left m f~rst pennd a.' f~lh il911t11 si!I!OI\®· , , , SJ¥11jlern ·WYL travel th1s Frl_l end zone lor the exira points. began, Gilkey started tossmg I Overall, Coal G~ove gamed Harm to Hall, PArs Cyrus, Boutllwestern, deswate . to ~ay to KYI!er:llrtek-101' llll ·cyrus carried !he oval eight began, Gilkey began toS9m.g 132 yard• ru.shm~ m 47 plays, 17-yards . wrlh blocked punt, 2 • ~ on the ~re,ll~r4 lit~ fl· 9b4 consecutive malchJ limes In the Hornels" drive _ slr•kes right and lei~ He btl Galhpoh• gamed only 46 In 29 19 left m second perrod Run nai }2 mln~\!'S. lipaJW 10W¥J •Is ~VJ\C,.IetlJn , . .,.ile , Southwest· their only sul!ained march - Jrm Gilmore for eight yards, atlemplll farled ollal1!'e .With • ll)inhtes ,and~ ~ ho•t• North Gallllk • ' • I'Uill' were choppy four, flva Greg Howard for nme snd sev- The Devil• passmg ~ome Gal11pol" 0 D 110 - 0 s1conds )efl,jp lb,e game ')j~ Bl! ~Ill< ' • • and six yordero ilvet right tall- en, and the~ Gilmore again for gave Gallipolis an overall edge Coal Grove 8 6 0 0 -14 IUChllfd..DiUo~ loqnd dayllght 'Southwestertt; · '· • II' II" • 30 .,jla;l!'st down pl0y, Wid r~ced .~ulllero , .... :.'.' 8 8 ~ !4. •Ttl• ' ,s.V, lio1frll, Ills 62 Ford G1l. 500 ·I-· '·. , > ..,., ...., ....., wihltewl • 1\ 1 • ' ' • 500. 4 Dr. I cvllndar, outo trino. Rodlo ond .hooloilr t J,J ·,· ' ' 64 Ford Gelexle 1 y a bon.b as I D PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER ):.~IIR!!'s-:u!~~ or 446-2734 .!.~~ !I;,~(~"~)~.~LP~-.:Hoe~ft~(:O.~l (30th), Hiller (25th). 1110 000 000- I 001 Dll 00.S O'Donoghue 17). Azcue; Aguirre (H) Freenan LP-BeU (14-J3Y. -Wert ttl). Nallioal Lelpl Finl Gin!• Louis 1110 010 tte-- a 10 '·· ';~~,:~i::~;tl!e;:::.l ~~~·~ (:11).1) llllllliloCorrales; OliO 000 I 81 lJI m o n s, ijulemtteln ·~J~~.~ 17 id~~ noll> (8) ~ Bljllll, ~lrnmQlll -.... Lollii (1-7). SEE TBEM NOW t the comfort I • .. the shoe that specJal1zes in service ' for the man who spec1ahzes 1n serv1cel Quallty constructton of fme, durable leethers ERVIC! IHO&. features cush1oned insole, sturd~ steel shank and 011 re:wstant solo and hee~ OSE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT SUZUKI ,LJ!l •J• ' LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOKYCLES SMITH BUICK .CO. ... and check / • �•. ~. ,._ ') f ·' .I ~.- ·' ' •' ~\ ,, • l ,, ' .. !,, ' " ' ':1 HEY I any w•Y since ~ adoplfiiii'Oithe pl'l!sent Revised Code whiCh beclline effective Octobet ·I, 1953: he said. · !!d til TIME TO TAlK l' ·~ Tho 'Ill~ ~'ldure Is set forth In Chapter fill and w.. followed bfUte Blrector of Induslrial Relalloni. Seel!on 4111.· •04 provides for the system whereb)' the Director of 1]nduslrial Relations or tile Superinof the mlntmum .wage division ot t11at dl!parlment .niay cause an lnvestigailon tO ' be ~· Into waces ~log paid ~ women or minors In such OCCU· Jiatj,oos lh8t ~ receiving opjwesslve o.r unreasonable w~es. tendeD\ If, following said lnvestig• lion, the dli'ector finds this to · ~ the case, lje shall appoint a w~e board to r~port upon the es!ablisblne(ll of ·minimum fair wage· tides for women and min. 011 In ~1\Cll occupaUo~. This Wlljl .1!0!11' by the de~tment, w~ said. Following ruch a finding, a wageo&oard was established puiI!Ullrit to Section 411UI5 consist. lng of nine members, f,lu:ee repreaenling the public, three repre""ling · management and 3 representing labor. This board was appointed over one year l!fo .and held a series of public meetings at whicb lime aU In· terested parties were .fVe(l ample opportunities to ajjpear and present their thoughts to the board. Welker went on In explain that following the hearing the wage board made a report to the director. This report was approved by Director Walker. The recommendations in effect fixed the mirllmum wage of $!.25 per hour with a reduced level ol $1 per hour for learners and part-lime workers and 85 cents per hour for vocation· al students. A complel<! order has been Minimum Fair Wage DJ'der bas been iD effect of 3 months the Director of Iadualrial Relalioos I~ of the Opinion, after confer. ring with the Superintendent ol the Minimum Wage Dlvtsioo, that persistent non-<>bservance sent to all employers· for poat.. lng. n the order has not been received, employers are asked to contact Welker. The effective d31e lor the proposed wage lllandards is the first week of Septem'ber.) of such order by one or mOre employers Is a threat to main- In discussing the matter with director William 0 . Willker• Welker was advised this order at the outset will be a "Directory Minimum Fair Wage Qr. der." This means that It Is not mandatory upon employers to follow it but voluntary compli· ance is in effect requested. Secticm 4111.08 provides thai U at anytime lifter a Directpry tenance of fair minimum wage standards in any occupation, the director of superintendent may give notice of an Intention of the director to make such order mandatory, and of a public hearing to be held not sooner than 15 or mqre th81) 30 days titer sucb pubHcatlon. After the hearing the director may summary does not answer questions recently made · him, to feel free to contact and he would supply addlldili aJ information. Fourlfinu Ordered-ill·· County Court --FOR-- RALPH WELKER Approved for Veterans Training and Social Security Studeflts Next Quarter ~Ins Dec,J. OUR r · REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Clflilog and lnforiiUlffon Oft Diploma Coui'NI Anllible Upon Request ·. GALUPOliS BUSINESS COLLEGE One of Ohio's Few F'o1 mer Lawmakers TELL 'EM We're Shovin' and Chuggin' 1'o Advance ATHENS MEIGS and GAlli A! •ABE~ ......,..d..i&hd We're Dynamic G!LMORE. RETIRES - Carl Gilmore, left, operator of the Gilmore Sunoco Statton JO ¥•ddleport for the {last 32.years, ~ured Saturday. Gilmore, who has sl'ent hall h1s hfe m the se.I'Vlce statwn busmess, won numerus awards during h1s time at the North 2nd-av location. Pictured with Gilmore is Robert Hayes a native Middleport resident and former employee of the Ford Motor Co. 'in· 'rn. diana, who has purchased the station. By WElKER COMMITTEE Fred Crow, Chairman "The racial situation will have to clarify itself hy rom~· .•, assumpliGa of .. Je~rship by the elected officials of the city and county, civic ~ers and responsible white 111c1 Negro citizens. . , "No\lllnc Is to Ill lfllned ctolerice, acts or. vtoltnce, ...n.bta. Ru.,od ::"Q",:·.!;; . oporiited d•••or• A 1• ·stee1D aoko Alt& dooko .. N-. 1 dloko. ·ws n Call 118 Now h. City Press ·,<,:. '" lh. 446 3291 who INVENTORY REDUCTION - YOUR BEST DEAL' Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman SEPTEMBER USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE ! These Cars Must Be Sold to Make Room For Our 1967 New Car Trade-Ins. These Cars Will Be Sold At BELOW AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES. Don't Miss This Once-A-Year Sale! Starting September 19th Til September 29th. No Reasonable Offer Refused! See One Of These Courteous Salesmen! 1965 ·Chevro1tt llsc:•rn• 4 Door, 8 cylinder, standard transmission, low mUeage, one owner 19it5 Impale Sport Coupe, V-8, 1327', 4 speed, ra· dio, heater, whitewall tires, one owner. 1965 Chevy II Manu St1tlan Wagon, 6 cylinder, Powerglide, radio, heater, whitewall tires, Charles Stover Quality Sale•man one owner. 1964 Flot 4 Door Sedon, 4 cylinder, 4 speed tran .. mission. radio, heater, whitewall tires, local owner. 1964 Chtovy II 4 Door Station Wagcn, 8 eylinder, standard transmission, heater, positraction axle, one local owner, 1964 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door Sedan, V-8, standard transmi86ion. 1964 Ford Fairlane Custom 4 Door Wegon, V-8, 1ta.ndard transmission, radio, beater, whitewall tires, one local owner . 1964 Blsc•rn• 2 Door Sedan, 6 cy~der, PowerrUde transmission, local ownec. Rex McCormick Sales Mon1111er 1964 Bela1r 4 Door Sed•n, V·8, Powerflide trantmission. local ownu. 1963 Chevr..iltt Biscayne 2 Door hdtn, V 8, Powerglide transmission, radio, heater, whitewall tires, local owner. 1963 Ford Gelexle 4 Door Se-d1n, V 8,_ Cr!lis·o·ma tic, radio, beater, whitewall tires, one owner. 1963 Ford Gahlxie 'SOO' Sport Coupe; V-8, Ford-o.matic, radio, heater, wbitewaU tires 1963 Chevrolet Blse~yne 2 Door $eden, 6 cylinder, sf.andard transmission, local owner 1961 Rambler Classie 4 Door ' Sedan, g cyJ. lnder. standard transmission, radio. heater, whitewaH tlres. 1,61 Chevrol•t B~air 4 Door s.dan, V·8, Powerglide transtriission, radio, heater, whitewall tirea. 1961 Ford Golaxio '500' Sport Coupo, V·8, Ford-o-matic; power steering, radio, heat· er. whitewall tires. 1961 Ford Country Sodon 9 Po ... Slotlon w.. ~n, _v..a, Ford.O:.matic, radio, heater, white' 'll)lll.,~es. one local owner. 19~ OldsmobUo 9 Pns. Stotlon Wovon, hY· drlmatie trans., power steertn~. pewer bnikes, radio, beater, whitewall Urea. Homer Waugh Quality Saluman .:~-- 1960 Chevrolet Bololr Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, radio,' hel;ter, whitewall tires. 1959 Oldsmobllo 4 Door Sodon, bydrama~e, power steering, power brakes, radio; b(lllterl, whitewall tire.s. ' 1959 Chavrolot Blscoyno 4 Door Sodon 1 f ~lill!ler, stan~ard transmission. / · '•" 1959 Chovrolot 4 Dilor Stollon Wovon, 'lhylin~•. · . ' radio, beater. . ·~ , . .~;r -- GALLI-POLIS V. ud transmission, radio, lieater, one Wf1. ~n~. ,,. 1961 GMC Sullurbon Carryall, V-8 engln+·~ • ''~N 196.3 Chevrolet % Ton Pickup, G oy!ind'!l', stand· ard transmission, radio, heater, Oile ·OWitfr, 1960 Chevrolet v. Ton Plck~p. v.a •DJI.... 'stand~ 1rd transfuisslon. rustom eab. · 1954 Dodge 2 Ton Dump Truck, local owner, ...,'--_··: _M_IC_IN_s_uR_A_N_CE__,j CHEVROLE - LDS 210.236 SECOND AVENUE GALLJ~LJS, OHIO ...;." • T:RUCKS; •' 'I }''OPEN ' .··( ~· \', I ~ A ' A.M. I . 1965 Chovrolot To11 P~kup, 8 cyllnd~, !landI I I . 8 P~M: ,·' .t ,. . -~~·ft.t::~ .r · ~CEP~.: 1A.T; TIL 6P.M. I.· _J .J L .- ~- . · ·-~\··_ I_G_MA_c_FIN_A_N_CI_NG___,JI .;' · , ·· '. ~ani Thlvilner ·' • ::;:: ,.. . Sal-n ~ - ~t · , • • • ,jl .Bruca q;..nle UMCapMtlr. - ~ ··-· li .. _-: I ·iAN~. fiNANCING I MOlOR CO. ·--- - ' SECOND SECTION ---------------------------------.,', • Grates Vacation zn Hong Kong· The Grates left by Pan-Amer·r from the buildings. the border at the rate ol M il lean Airlines from Columbus Poorer people live In boats day. These people build "tqad. last Saturday, flew to Anchor· callell ·•san pans." They work huts" on the mmmtaln llde IJI!l age, Alaska, to Tokyo and then and ~ve from these boats. They live in one room, size 10 by to Hong Kong where the)' speal can be seen by the lbousandl as many as 8 to 10 to a famllt, 1 four days and ~ghts. ' going out,.to fish, the way they When it rains the water ~. Mr. Grate sa1d they were make their living. They go ear- in on these people, but ... able to see Communist China ly in the morning and returo accept It and go about tlillr and took some pictures. There In the evening. daily routine. are four million people living Mr. Grate went oil to explain Mr. and Mrs. Grahl muel in the 39 square miles ·et Ho1111 !bat people in H011g Kong do not the Emperor ReslallraDt Ill app)l~. 'f!l4 .,.~on- Koo& Mr, Grate said. pay taxes. Uvf~U costa are not. okyo and the~IarJest ~ . tiased 11!1 ~les, . tor li Hone KOng, people do not high. AU the water they use Ia ent store. They left Totto lu(;., fdE<ale" throughout I!Je ' \Jolted build houses; they live in large piped from Communist China, Thursday and arrived bomt • States, ' · bulldings 10 to 15 stories high for which they are charged, and Friday evening. that resemble hotels in Amer· the people of Hong Kong have Also maklng the trip - . lea. · A ~ily of eight to ten a 100 year lease~ciD the water. Mr. and Mrs. George loge.. of people will live in two rooms, It expires in 1m the Ingels Furniture Sto!'e 11 Grate said and one sees laWld- People from Communist Chi· MlddleporL They will ~ ry hanging aa .far aa he can see na cdme Into Hong Kong, across Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate of the RutlBI)d .f!IJ'niture .slllre, were borne Friday a.fter spend· ing a week in Hoog Kong, ·&ateway to Red China ~ ill• JDB!n route !of, ~cl$lled ChiDese to ~ ~ ·'l'se Tung's Red Guards. The Grates went oii the 1rip afler winning a CQ~ltest offered the GjbSOil ~ maker, of '·> , N. J1$! "' CONTINUOUS BID F~enc ·c:~~n~a:~: J··.·,,.E". ·I•·· .601 Secqnd Ave. ~E11Cbin, ,ntoxiClitlon, dan, $27.~. ter; WIIUam reck leas derson, Christopher having SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1966 .& .. J>I'OYidowork ... ·-.._. o8fd!DI. "" Four llneo lft!re onjered nine bonds forfeited Fri<lav I In Meigs Coll.l)ty cOUrt by Frank W. Porter, Jr. -· Forfeiting llonds In the ~unt of $25 o)\-idenUcal ~rgl!l1;1 llsturblng thf peace, Ion L. Fife and David MartlD.f Others forfeiting bOnds William· .cbl~l' •f I VOL. 1 NO. 33 2 Women Hurt.. In Auto Wreck ' �•. ~. ,._ ') f ·' .I ~.- ·' ' •' ~\ ,, • l ,, ' .. !,, ' " ' ':1 HEY I any w•Y since ~ adoplfiiii'Oithe pl'l!sent Revised Code whiCh beclline effective Octobet ·I, 1953: he said. · !!d til TIME TO TAlK l' ·~ Tho 'Ill~ ~'ldure Is set forth In Chapter fill and w.. followed bfUte Blrector of Induslrial Relalloni. Seel!on 4111.· •04 provides for the system whereb)' the Director of 1]nduslrial Relations or tile Superinof the mlntmum .wage division ot t11at dl!parlment .niay cause an lnvestigailon tO ' be ~· Into waces ~log paid ~ women or minors In such OCCU· Jiatj,oos lh8t ~ receiving opjwesslve o.r unreasonable w~es. tendeD\ If, following said lnvestig• lion, the dli'ector finds this to · ~ the case, lje shall appoint a w~e board to r~port upon the es!ablisblne(ll of ·minimum fair wage· tides for women and min. 011 In ~1\Cll occupaUo~. This Wlljl .1!0!11' by the de~tment, w~ said. Following ruch a finding, a wageo&oard was established puiI!Ullrit to Section 411UI5 consist. lng of nine members, f,lu:ee repreaenling the public, three repre""ling · management and 3 representing labor. This board was appointed over one year l!fo .and held a series of public meetings at whicb lime aU In· terested parties were .fVe(l ample opportunities to ajjpear and present their thoughts to the board. Welker went on In explain that following the hearing the wage board made a report to the director. This report was approved by Director Walker. The recommendations in effect fixed the mirllmum wage of $!.25 per hour with a reduced level ol $1 per hour for learners and part-lime workers and 85 cents per hour for vocation· al students. A complel<! order has been Minimum Fair Wage DJ'der bas been iD effect of 3 months the Director of Iadualrial Relalioos I~ of the Opinion, after confer. ring with the Superintendent ol the Minimum Wage Dlvtsioo, that persistent non-<>bservance sent to all employers· for poat.. lng. n the order has not been received, employers are asked to contact Welker. The effective d31e lor the proposed wage lllandards is the first week of Septem'ber.) of such order by one or mOre employers Is a threat to main- In discussing the matter with director William 0 . Willker• Welker was advised this order at the outset will be a "Directory Minimum Fair Wage Qr. der." This means that It Is not mandatory upon employers to follow it but voluntary compli· ance is in effect requested. Secticm 4111.08 provides thai U at anytime lifter a Directpry tenance of fair minimum wage standards in any occupation, the director of superintendent may give notice of an Intention of the director to make such order mandatory, and of a public hearing to be held not sooner than 15 or mqre th81) 30 days titer sucb pubHcatlon. After the hearing the director may summary does not answer questions recently made · him, to feel free to contact and he would supply addlldili aJ information. Fourlfinu Ordered-ill·· County Court --FOR-- RALPH WELKER Approved for Veterans Training and Social Security Studeflts Next Quarter ~Ins Dec,J. OUR r · REPRESENTATIVE IN THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY Clflilog and lnforiiUlffon Oft Diploma Coui'NI Anllible Upon Request ·. GALUPOliS BUSINESS COLLEGE One of Ohio's Few F'o1 mer Lawmakers TELL 'EM We're Shovin' and Chuggin' 1'o Advance ATHENS MEIGS and GAlli A! •ABE~ ......,..d..i&hd We're Dynamic G!LMORE. RETIRES - Carl Gilmore, left, operator of the Gilmore Sunoco Statton JO ¥•ddleport for the {last 32.years, ~ured Saturday. Gilmore, who has sl'ent hall h1s hfe m the se.I'Vlce statwn busmess, won numerus awards during h1s time at the North 2nd-av location. Pictured with Gilmore is Robert Hayes a native Middleport resident and former employee of the Ford Motor Co. 'in· 'rn. diana, who has purchased the station. By WElKER COMMITTEE Fred Crow, Chairman "The racial situation will have to clarify itself hy rom~· .•, assumpliGa of .. Je~rship by the elected officials of the city and county, civic ~ers and responsible white 111c1 Negro citizens. . , "No\lllnc Is to Ill lfllned ctolerice, acts or. vtoltnce, ...n.bta. Ru.,od ::"Q",:·.!;; . oporiited d•••or• A 1• ·stee1D aoko Alt& dooko .. N-. 1 dloko. ·ws n Call 118 Now h. City Press ·,<,:. '" lh. 446 3291 who INVENTORY REDUCTION - YOUR BEST DEAL' Warren Skidmore Quality Salesman SEPTEMBER USED CAR CLEARANCE SALE ! These Cars Must Be Sold to Make Room For Our 1967 New Car Trade-Ins. These Cars Will Be Sold At BELOW AVERAGE RETAIL PRICES. Don't Miss This Once-A-Year Sale! Starting September 19th Til September 29th. No Reasonable Offer Refused! See One Of These Courteous Salesmen! 1965 ·Chevro1tt llsc:•rn• 4 Door, 8 cylinder, standard transmission, low mUeage, one owner 19it5 Impale Sport Coupe, V-8, 1327', 4 speed, ra· dio, heater, whitewall tires, one owner. 1965 Chevy II Manu St1tlan Wagon, 6 cylinder, Powerglide, radio, heater, whitewall tires, Charles Stover Quality Sale•man one owner. 1964 Flot 4 Door Sedon, 4 cylinder, 4 speed tran .. mission. radio, heater, whitewall tires, local owner. 1964 Chtovy II 4 Door Station Wagcn, 8 eylinder, standard transmission, heater, positraction axle, one local owner, 1964 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door Sedan, V-8, standard transmi86ion. 1964 Ford Fairlane Custom 4 Door Wegon, V-8, 1ta.ndard transmission, radio, beater, whitewall tires, one local owner . 1964 Blsc•rn• 2 Door Sedan, 6 cy~der, PowerrUde transmission, local ownec. Rex McCormick Sales Mon1111er 1964 Bela1r 4 Door Sed•n, V·8, Powerflide trantmission. local ownu. 1963 Chevr..iltt Biscayne 2 Door hdtn, V 8, Powerglide transmission, radio, heater, whitewall tires, local owner. 1963 Ford Gelexle 4 Door Se-d1n, V 8,_ Cr!lis·o·ma tic, radio, beater, whitewall tires, one owner. 1963 Ford Gahlxie 'SOO' Sport Coupe; V-8, Ford-o.matic, radio, heater, wbitewaU tires 1963 Chevrolet Blse~yne 2 Door $eden, 6 cylinder, sf.andard transmission, local owner 1961 Rambler Classie 4 Door ' Sedan, g cyJ. lnder. standard transmission, radio. heater, whitewaH tlres. 1,61 Chevrol•t B~air 4 Door s.dan, V·8, Powerglide transtriission, radio, heater, whitewall tirea. 1961 Ford Golaxio '500' Sport Coupo, V·8, Ford-o-matic; power steering, radio, heat· er. whitewall tires. 1961 Ford Country Sodon 9 Po ... Slotlon w.. ~n, _v..a, Ford.O:.matic, radio, heater, white' 'll)lll.,~es. one local owner. 19~ OldsmobUo 9 Pns. Stotlon Wovon, hY· drlmatie trans., power steertn~. pewer bnikes, radio, beater, whitewall Urea. Homer Waugh Quality Saluman .:~-- 1960 Chevrolet Bololr Sport Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, radio,' hel;ter, whitewall tires. 1959 Oldsmobllo 4 Door Sodon, bydrama~e, power steering, power brakes, radio; b(lllterl, whitewall tire.s. ' 1959 Chavrolot Blscoyno 4 Door Sodon 1 f ~lill!ler, stan~ard transmission. / · '•" 1959 Chovrolot 4 Dilor Stollon Wovon, 'lhylin~•. · . ' radio, beater. . ·~ , . .~;r -- GALLI-POLIS V. ud transmission, radio, lieater, one Wf1. ~n~. ,,. 1961 GMC Sullurbon Carryall, V-8 engln+·~ • ''~N 196.3 Chevrolet % Ton Pickup, G oy!ind'!l', stand· ard transmission, radio, heater, Oile ·OWitfr, 1960 Chevrolet v. Ton Plck~p. v.a •DJI.... 'stand~ 1rd transfuisslon. rustom eab. · 1954 Dodge 2 Ton Dump Truck, local owner, ...,'--_··: _M_IC_IN_s_uR_A_N_CE__,j CHEVROLE - LDS 210.236 SECOND AVENUE GALLJ~LJS, OHIO ...;." • T:RUCKS; •' 'I }''OPEN ' .··( ~· \', I ~ A ' A.M. I . 1965 Chovrolot To11 P~kup, 8 cyllnd~, !landI I I . 8 P~M: ,·' .t ,. . -~~·ft.t::~ .r · ~CEP~.: 1A.T; TIL 6P.M. I.· _J .J L .- ~- . · ·-~\··_ I_G_MA_c_FIN_A_N_CI_NG___,JI .;' · , ·· '. ~ani Thlvilner ·' • ::;:: ,.. . Sal-n ~ - ~t · , • • • ,jl .Bruca q;..nle UMCapMtlr. - ~ ··-· li .. _-: I ·iAN~. fiNANCING I MOlOR CO. ·--- - ' SECOND SECTION ---------------------------------.,', • Grates Vacation zn Hong Kong· The Grates left by Pan-Amer·r from the buildings. the border at the rate ol M il lean Airlines from Columbus Poorer people live In boats day. These people build "tqad. last Saturday, flew to Anchor· callell ·•san pans." They work huts" on the mmmtaln llde IJI!l age, Alaska, to Tokyo and then and ~ve from these boats. They live in one room, size 10 by to Hong Kong where the)' speal can be seen by the lbousandl as many as 8 to 10 to a famllt, 1 four days and ~ghts. ' going out,.to fish, the way they When it rains the water ~. Mr. Grate sa1d they were make their living. They go ear- in on these people, but ... able to see Communist China ly in the morning and returo accept It and go about tlillr and took some pictures. There In the evening. daily routine. are four million people living Mr. Grate went oil to explain Mr. and Mrs. Grahl muel in the 39 square miles ·et Ho1111 !bat people in H011g Kong do not the Emperor ReslallraDt Ill app)l~. 'f!l4 .,.~on- Koo& Mr, Grate said. pay taxes. Uvf~U costa are not. okyo and the~IarJest ~ . tiased 11!1 ~les, . tor li Hone KOng, people do not high. AU the water they use Ia ent store. They left Totto lu(;., fdE<ale" throughout I!Je ' \Jolted build houses; they live in large piped from Communist China, Thursday and arrived bomt • States, ' · bulldings 10 to 15 stories high for which they are charged, and Friday evening. that resemble hotels in Amer· the people of Hong Kong have Also maklng the trip - . lea. · A ~ily of eight to ten a 100 year lease~ciD the water. Mr. and Mrs. George loge.. of people will live in two rooms, It expires in 1m the Ingels Furniture Sto!'e 11 Grate said and one sees laWld- People from Communist Chi· MlddleporL They will ~ ry hanging aa .far aa he can see na cdme Into Hong Kong, across Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grate of the RutlBI)d .f!IJ'niture .slllre, were borne Friday a.fter spend· ing a week in Hoog Kong, ·&ateway to Red China ~ ill• JDB!n route !of, ~cl$lled ChiDese to ~ ~ ·'l'se Tung's Red Guards. The Grates went oii the 1rip afler winning a CQ~ltest offered the GjbSOil ~ maker, of '·> , N. J1$! "' CONTINUOUS BID F~enc ·c:~~n~a:~: J··.·,,.E". ·I•·· .601 Secqnd Ave. ~E11Cbin, ,ntoxiClitlon, dan, $27.~. ter; WIIUam reck leas derson, Christopher having SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1966 .& .. J>I'OYidowork ... ·-.._. o8fd!DI. "" Four llneo lft!re onjered nine bonds forfeited Fri<lav I In Meigs Coll.l)ty cOUrt by Frank W. Porter, Jr. -· Forfeiting llonds In the ~unt of $25 o)\-idenUcal ~rgl!l1;1 llsturblng thf peace, Ion L. Fife and David MartlD.f Others forfeiting bOnds William· .cbl~l' •f I VOL. 1 NO. 33 2 Women Hurt.. In Auto Wreck ' �' I \ . \\ ( \ ~eller · Pusl~es • You GQt Tax Gripes:. ~Them Oct. 7th Hlil"rica14e Site· !lASHINGTON, D. C. - Con- up m a quarrel betweeo our some years ago of lhe h~hlf eel modern facihty to our once ~.o•i.• man Walter H. . Moeller good Wes1 Vtr~Ulllll rr ·~ • •ds .t successfu!JWletKh·lJurufm• -~r· d~ressed, but now rap!UIJ sx I lOIIi -Ohio) Thursday ;jn a seems to me lbat the solutiOn to port betw~~tn the two Ctties. pandins et'Onomy in soullleast· le@er to President L.yudou the prOblem is to do what has Rep. Moeller m his le'tter to erp Ohio, cann01 be underslat· BMJ~s Johnson ur&ed Pre~iden- been done successfully til oth- President Johnson satd, "While My constituents from u.e· ttJ;jntervention in tbe West er states m stmtlar situatmm; " on the surface this would appe,r tllij)Ortant commumttes ot Iron VhJP1.8 ,quabble over the lo-- The Ohto Democrat referred to be a West Virginia problem, l.o" · and Gallipolis m Lawrence cahon ol a Dtw large-scale Jet lo the crea tion in North Carolma , the 1mportance of such a need· ~ Calha Coun11es, are mo:st a~rt in Ule northwestern part - - - ~- ~ · interestt:d in the alternate Hurotlf!Jfe state. 12- The Sunday Times·Sentinel, SUJl,~ay, ept. 18, 1966 ·• cane slle, which would be in fOr some months now, the . · . !B.!jY commuting distance. There Fireal Aviation Agency ha:; is Oittle likelihood Ural citizens hi" compeuns proposals rrom JJ lrom these commumtt•• would ( ~;leston anQ llunU~< g tvn Lu C), benel1t at aJI .rfJ , ~ pn 1 •us· e~Jish Jarge.scale j~t facti I· ~Guthrie, West VIrginia, site." I In concluding, Rep. Moeller tu:'fci\ear both Cities ~· Moeller pointed out m , called for Pres1dent Johnson's h•E lttter to PreSident Johnson A baton routine by the 'majorettes and preci•lon suj>port with Federal Av1atton lll!ILneither c•ty mdependently drills highlighted the second app,e~p:ance of the M I ' Je. A;gency lor an early decision nofileparately could adequately port tt!gh School Marchi~g Ball~ at. the Wahama·Mldd~ cti)Jpatible w1th the highest and su~t such a facility Moel· 1port football gap1e Frtday e.venm& al W.~h~ma. "" . . . .,deatest publtc Interest. l<r'llllld that a location at Hur· 1 The band . under the' d1rect10n oll!!r. Ross ·...,F'Fey, ncane, w va . between the I presented a show of precision drill and a routine to the two major cities of the 1ii . tune ol "Men of, OhiO" and I " .. " OS 0 I >late area would be linanctal· 'Hello My Babv Baby and Men of Ohio, ly feasible Moreove r t.IJrll!rt':-.s- Head MaJorette Kathy McEl- ptayed by the band, the major· man Moeller pomted out that hmn' i(' d llw m.~JO'"'' " ( ····11s ettes Deb'lue Grueser, Elamto Da preltmlnary estimates of the on the field . followed by the vis, Janis Schmoll Cathy. Bailey Hurricane ndge l:i lte have md1- drum section The l>and then D1ane Welsh, and Marg1e Har-! c aled that tt would hr devrlop- entered the field from the side· rt s, went mto a mus1cal routine. 1 ed for $4 ,000,000 Jess m earth lines m U1ree company fronts F'\agbe:uers are Sue Rue and • muvmg l'Osts alone The \1Jddleport School "F1ght Marta Hubbard . PT PLEASANT - The Sher· Congressman Moeller sa1d Song'' wa!'i played as the b8nd D1rector Fry was mall:l"' I rfl's Department lnvesttgated a i ''ThiS IS a s1tuatwn too un · formed a block and TLIOVed down per sonal homecommg. He was two vehicle wreck Fnday 11 JL i portanl to the entire Tn-stalc the r1eld a Wahama bandsman lD blah m. occurring m1dway of.Pomeroy bridge r(Sulting in sttghl 1 ore.a to be .allowed to get m1xed . To the tunes of '' Hello My school injury to ont person ,and ap. l 1 ecf u 'C}}"de Midway Aeross River Bridge c ' ' .. ' - ·~- ..... ' . Future Leaders Of Business . LESTER BUCKLEY t.ester L. Buc::kle\1 bn heen appointed tnperlntendent ol tbe Ke)·stone mine of Easle111 Associated Coa! Corp. at Key· stone, t McDowett County I, W• Va. Mr. Buckley, wbo bad been general mine foreman ot Eastern's Kopperston No. I ,wJine for the past 19 years, oueceet:•s the late cteopbus Short who ~·ed July 31. A na· live 91 Pomeroy, Mr. Buckley, •· bas been employed by Eastern Associated Coal since 1810 when be was aamed ft<· Organize-(;;lub t r · Swiss yodeler F" D tre amages s·IngIe unit. Entertains D Seh )Pupj) . ~Q z...,. V) ..... ., ~:z: ~~ :Z:·· - ..... > ...... z LU ~ct ale:> <t:z: u ~ i' Thursday, S.pt. 15, the Billil· !"o~tulrren,J>rlo'i~ ness Office Education studentJ tax , c . '• " Workshop in 1 ' oe Tal admlalalrallon aad ..~ . lec:thm problems. Dtstrlbutloa of reveou.e1, re":'peec• may be with of southerri· High Sehool olgan. OS, or ized a Future BuRln~s Leader. of A~;·::.. Interested of America IFBLA) club. tifylng should su!ilnlt 1 ,. Officers elected were preol: In wrtttng '. f#,,•nkfetor of dent, Judy Kina ; v1ce pres(· Research,~~ lter W. dent, Sue McMurray; secreta~ Ohio Tax , , ~ ·· Co1mntlssl In the ry , Margie Shuler; treasul'f!r, 2350 LeV ncoln are motur Diana Pickens, a'nd reporter, 50 W. Br ' ~ Co11•ml fll ~alate bact Nancy Cummins. • ..,. Ohio, 43Zl5u ~~ f!ter thlljl MontUid fmlh-~~~~teplnf I • · t d rF<' '"' ohould day Oc:tol>!lt;·!' and 'the boat ~gr~~1mate y proper Y am· ,,' !loa boss at Kopperston No. The president wu ·•ull!'*tz· lncftidt•lil'l its19611,contents 1 All z. He became general mine ed to appomt a .~nsmir!l~n the following·. I The mlshap.<>ccurred "ihen " ' loreman in 18f7. commlltee, proJe£t .'Mm~e a. T h e m The Davis L1 brary of R i () I Freneh works being. d! splay- lish rar driven by J ames K. Dudd tt . . .-"" Grande College has rece1ved ID ed are "The EquatOrial Jun- 1 The only American eontrtbu. ding 24 MasOn. struck the rear an . program comml ee. , It(..., ~e perso , ng · 1pproduc1 1on s of famous land· gle" by Rousseau . Monet's twn 1s Wmslow Hom_er's ~ end ~I ~nother westbounivehlc~ The const.itution ~mittt!t)s ·b. 'lbe and !lraprs on loan from the Na· ' Banks of the Seme, Vetheuil" "Breezmg Up " Homer ttved Je driven by David Milton Tay. -to draw up. a co tulion 1.-ad ~e assocla~or tJona l Ga llery of Art which will and "l.andsca[)e" by Cezanne from 1836 to 1940. Jor, 20, Rt. 3 '-" POmerOy. ' ~ after consultation ·- the/~ Jfhlch he .re . senu. be diSplaved throughout the Li· Italian works melude Ducdo ' Mary K. Walburn , J~"Mid· !ness education fe,'llihero, ...wiD c. The I of Ume ll).e brary durinK the month of Oi B"'lnmsegna's ''The Callmg i dteport, a passenger m .~Tay· • oend jt, logetber ~ apJ!\jca- witness d ;.t1> wbieh to Pli September. of the Apostles Peter and And· tor car, received a bump on tion for charter .!11!1 du~ tent his dl oral testlmOfil, ~-~---··· 1 the bead. ___ , rew," and ''The Adoration of I the state •!"' feqpel associ~· d. The 10 ~s which the wl~ the Shepherds" by GmgJOne . I I Duddmg was cited for failure . . lion for approval ...... ...... ness wlohes to dlscuss. ..J Works by arttst from lndiVId· to have vehicle under control. I A !IJleCtal -Jteel selectton and . ·&, ~ bearing ual foreign conntries include Arrests re<orded at the jail care workshop for FFA and 4-H Pro) .IJ lentatl ., p are Rembrandt's ''The Mill ," Friday and Saturday were members, parents, and advi•ors are selhng hcl!'.!ls . sk I cDutch, "The Rest oi the Flij!ht We 10g_ Joe Robmson, Pt. Pleasant, in· "ill be held October 3 at 7 p. gpmes, keeptng fllilnclll "-Just Into Egypt." by Gerard Dav 1d, toxicatJOn ; Richard Lee Dun.- 1 m. at the Athens Livestock sponso~ma: .M oversds flemiSh ; John Constabl e's "WI· Flfemen were called to • fire can 19 Toledo Ohk> non.swp. ' Sales Barn, six miles West of I child, and dolfl\f::Bh dfil:f!s .~~n L. Stewart, 1 00 ~' .,Owner I venhoe Park, Essex," Brit· at a one·room house 10 back of pori w."rrant; Wilbur Campb!!ll, I Athens on u. .s. Route 50. ' for lbe typlhlf' ~ s4ft: I Include :. r?·~·.~"lnton, Ohio . Adamo, Athens, Fa)'!lte, 1 Ish; and "Yemce: Do~ana and the French City Lumber Co., 58, Fmier ·ll')ttpm, lntpxica·j Thts event " ,scheduled the ~paper. Many OlhM are .r "'Phone 318-83n MISS Agne~ Boehm of Wal - San Giog1o MagJ; rore" by Jomes on Pine St , ,Gallipolis, It 7 49 twn ; and Homer s. Fletcber, : night before the. regular_.Jeed· Ibed later· _ . ~~~ •..,.,·# lla, Hjghiand, Hocking, Pn'ibtJrg, Swnzer land, was the M U rd W'\1' If sale and IS to assiSt the .. Heme Ph. 446-1321 1 tam Turner, wng· am Sa lui'day. guf'st speaker at an assfl!mbly a 0 44, Frazier Bottom, ~ dnvin& er ~a The general busineSs educa· aon, Lawrence, Madlson, Meigs, 1 P' ogram held at Washmgton Fire gutted the building, dam· while ilttoxlcated. . '· ; : club '!'ember<~tn l~a'!'mg about ·tloa stlldeftts are Invited to at· age was est1mated at $~ to the selection of ~alves, wmter hous· tend the 10elai meet!liiJS. "hool, GallipoliS, Thursday. 1 dwellmg. and there was an esti- F'l Ci I A 1 mg and feedtng, and the pur.. 1 e . vi H.r talk was of the country I mated $15 loss to the contents. ell on :pose of a graded feeder sale. Future Business EducatiQtl , Court · open to any- Lead... c1ub has many purpo.. .• . and its mterestm¥ customs. The dwelling was owned by In Ci.t·cuit N . . , Th• mee tmg IS llrl-'~st>d 111 nat1v~ costume. she George Kemper ~T PLEASA ~ - A Cl\' 11 one interested, according to es and &oals to work: toward. ' "'8 and yodeled, accompany· , A second run by the depart· aclton has been filed In the of· , C. E Blakeslee, Meigs County They especially hope to work •n.g herself on a guitar . A ~arked car was struck on ment ca'me at 11 25 a m. Sat- flee of the ClrCUI~ Clerk styl~ . extension agent. I or berome thoroughly familiar t:on loA M1ss Boehm has been a guest Crow 5 Steak House parkmg lot ' urday to a potnt on Rt. 35 near Ronald. Fore, an mfant, by h~:;; with businesses In the area and G~EAT 1r1 !,allipohs for two weeks With F'riday at 114() pm .. Pomeroy I tire Evans warehouse. A 19651 next fnend vs. Delmer R~y GOES INTO DITCH to develop good human and 2 !he fanu ly of Rev. Joseph police reported. 1Ford one-ton truck owned by Wheeler, ~r • Rt. . Leon wtth R1chard Wllliam Sargent, 18, busmess relations throughout ' FRIENDI 1 tlapman. She will return lo Donald Sayre, Pomeroy. was Ohio Produce Co, and driven 1 the plaintiff seekmg judgm_enl Pomeroy, backed h11 c~:~r into a the commumty. lwr home in Swit?:erland m parked on the lot when his car l by Harley Crouse. Patriot Star In the sum of $5:~ for claim -) dt1ch Salurday afternoon at 2:45' i\'HI'<'• •Iber, where she wJIJ re· Y.as struck m the side by a ve- Rt blew a heater hose r he ed permanent lRJUnes and the on Route 681 one tenth of a mJle 10 S . La rf o OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS sume her dutlt!S m a children 's hicle dnven by L~SII P SU:fders, Ohi'o State Patrol turned' in the sum •f $2,100 for damages to east of Sta te Route 33. There enJor~ 6:00 to 8:00 homt> operated by her parents 19, of Shade S1dders sard the alarm There was no damage ! h1s car and loss of the car was light damage to the car Tourl j •• f o ate h j \1rss Boehm and Miss Judith gas feed on f11 s car stuck as he to the truck The action is the result of a but no arrests or inJuries. Th~ Ween sen &rs rom Sout ern 1 al High School visited the : Chapman were togt>ther for drove around the lot T h e r e 1 The two ~n 8 were the &ilth highway mishap on Route 2 and accident was investigated by th• summer at the Trt . State were no arrests or IOJUfles. and I and 1oth of the )ea r 35 last Janu~ry 16, 19611. An or· I the Meigs County· She'i'iff's De· ,,Meigs ~nfY.,.£~~rt Friday B1ble Con ference m Port Jer- only.. mediUm damage to both · I der was alSo filed Signed bv ' partment i"·· , )part of ~ pro~: 1na~tuted by. V>S, N. Y. cars. ASKS DIVORCE the court gl'llnling a divorce to ._ - ,._ Judge Ftank f . er Jr.. lt'•t . · M A o 11· fro AI . nECOVEJ\S-.QUIIlKLY year. ~ In Mo.... lyoltltl h I ot er po iCe ad!VItles, A petitiOn for divorce was ary nn .u •van . m va Th M'ddl hnl't til.!t' Stud ;, t;""•tn• De Mo.... ,~•••t:. 1 e,TO MEET TIJESDAY Ralph Cundiff 23 Middle rt fl · Lee SuU1van : , e e gency en,. a ....., • were b., · po • 1 Pd Fnday m Me1gs Common _ _ _: . , rescue squad wa• called Friday bie Hayeo, Vicki dilellll l!uby POMIROY, 0. The Galtia County Education was c~ted to Pomeroy Mayor i Pleas Court by Donna R. S!Jl. cn·v WAT£RWOR¥s - Iat 11 .03 p. m. for Maude Jones Curry, Karen Grue)Jer . ' M..., A«oc•atton Wtll meet Tuesday Legar s court for crossmg dou· bart Pomeroy ' against John W Friday temperl(fures high 73 f L' 1 St b t rr1 11u rl s ··' - ., 0 at 1'30 p m at the G 11 hi ello rne c d'ff 11 · ' • mco n ·• u upon a va ,.ar s, herm CIIIJdiH Steve 1 · · · a •• , ey w · un t WI ap. Stobart, Racine, chorging groSJ l>w 47. Saturday reading- 66 ol the squad, tho patient had i Dailey, Daniel' Hensler' Bob' County Courthoose. pear m court on llle 24th. •neglect_~d_extre~_cruelfy_ . at 11 30 a. m. Irewvered. . •· Grueser and Rneer ~m. • Grande Famous Landscapes LOanedto R10 ' The Ohio Tax Study Commls·/ comml!en.•lve study of t h e Plckaway. Pike, Rois, Scinto, sian Will conduct a publir hear· stale and local tax ~tf.ucture. and Vinton. lng in Chillicothe on Friday, 1lle problems of ta1 admlni•tra. ~lijiiiliiiliiiiiil!1-.iiiiiiiiiiiiij Octoper 7. to give persons In ~on i and colleclloi>, the distri I llle 15 · county, soulll..,.ntral 1 butlon .,PI revenues obtained . and eastern section of the state 1from sdoh taxe• and lnequlti!'S an opportunity to Inform the lin the present tax structure, CommissiOn members on state and shall conslder 8l'ld reeom· J and loco! tax prohlems of which mend such changeo tn the Ia> they have partlrular know· laws as it deems beneficial to 1 ledge, or ot changes which they the operation of state and local whish to recommend governrilent and to the citizens In accordance with Its direc-- of. Ohio." · live from the 106th General A!· · The Comll!lsslon will receive sem~ly. "The "Dhlo Tax Study Commisston shall conduct a ~stlmony on the foltowtns mat· tero, which are properly a part of tl& sltldy: Ollio'o ltate ud lot:al ta1 ltruc:ture. I Baton R:OUtine . "IS• u·1ghli ht,. Of M•ddleport Ban, d Show -A t '' w·n Athens } Be for youth ~· c •••• 0 = II" ·-c ., , 1co:ds, I !;" Parked Auto o 1 HIt. at Crows " •, 1 ' ' 1 1 c w" ... ,I ' ;! .I !' · THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. ••I ) II I (,' '• '" " II ' , 1 ., \, • • "" -·il·-.. ....= ~ ~· • ~ ... > " "' ·s:0' "' <.. u !§ ~ ~ ~·!:'; .:: ~ :!l ~ .. J i Thoufb more and more people are tnjoyin& Dtrect Distance Dlallnt...:lt • rttOurfne to know the ope~ator it Ifill there to help when you need her. for tnstance , if your Jingrr •IIPJ and you nach a wrong number whrn dialing long distance, han& up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure JOU aren't billed for the call. The operator is therr to assist rou in <meraencies -or when dialing is difficult ... if fDU've mislaid your glwes, for instance, Operators arc ready to help in other ways, too. Need a number ·~hat's not in tiN! book yet? Get it quickly by dialina your IQCal information operator., Want an out.of-town npmber~ -You· can dial a special information operator in the distant ·eiry free ... and easy as a·b-c. See your phone book. You see, with all the telephoning improvements we've made, tbert's still a very important job for the operator- help. in& you. She's just a short spin of the dial away, .The operator Is .~YI thtre to help. you, ' : ', t a u . .- I li\ Ohio Ball 'e' l'lriiiiNI t ' ' ll ~ '· :.; .' " . ,, ' ' - .. .. ...· H.•• ........ ... ~"t< · Ill ... . _ ,. ! -~---- ,j .... I ,_ ~ j.,; ·=! i5li ! .. - , ~ :; : ,~;~, •. ' ' ' �' I \ . \\ ( \ ~eller · Pusl~es • You GQt Tax Gripes:. ~Them Oct. 7th Hlil"rica14e Site· !lASHINGTON, D. C. - Con- up m a quarrel betweeo our some years ago of lhe h~hlf eel modern facihty to our once ~.o•i.• man Walter H. . Moeller good Wes1 Vtr~Ulllll rr ·~ • •ds .t successfu!JWletKh·lJurufm• -~r· d~ressed, but now rap!UIJ sx I lOIIi -Ohio) Thursday ;jn a seems to me lbat the solutiOn to port betw~~tn the two Ctties. pandins et'Onomy in soullleast· le@er to President L.yudou the prOblem is to do what has Rep. Moeller m his le'tter to erp Ohio, cann01 be underslat· BMJ~s Johnson ur&ed Pre~iden- been done successfully til oth- President Johnson satd, "While My constituents from u.e· ttJ;jntervention in tbe West er states m stmtlar situatmm; " on the surface this would appe,r tllij)Ortant commumttes ot Iron VhJP1.8 ,quabble over the lo-- The Ohto Democrat referred to be a West Virginia problem, l.o" · and Gallipolis m Lawrence cahon ol a Dtw large-scale Jet lo the crea tion in North Carolma , the 1mportance of such a need· ~ Calha Coun11es, are mo:st a~rt in Ule northwestern part - - - ~- ~ · interestt:d in the alternate Hurotlf!Jfe state. 12- The Sunday Times·Sentinel, SUJl,~ay, ept. 18, 1966 ·• cane slle, which would be in fOr some months now, the . · . !B.!jY commuting distance. There Fireal Aviation Agency ha:; is Oittle likelihood Ural citizens hi" compeuns proposals rrom JJ lrom these commumtt•• would ( ~;leston anQ llunU~< g tvn Lu C), benel1t at aJI .rfJ , ~ pn 1 •us· e~Jish Jarge.scale j~t facti I· ~Guthrie, West VIrginia, site." I In concluding, Rep. Moeller tu:'fci\ear both Cities ~· Moeller pointed out m , called for Pres1dent Johnson's h•E lttter to PreSident Johnson A baton routine by the 'majorettes and preci•lon suj>port with Federal Av1atton lll!ILneither c•ty mdependently drills highlighted the second app,e~p:ance of the M I ' Je. A;gency lor an early decision nofileparately could adequately port tt!gh School Marchi~g Ball~ at. the Wahama·Mldd~ cti)Jpatible w1th the highest and su~t such a facility Moel· 1port football gap1e Frtday e.venm& al W.~h~ma. "" . . . .,deatest publtc Interest. l<r'llllld that a location at Hur· 1 The band . under the' d1rect10n oll!!r. Ross ·...,F'Fey, ncane, w va . between the I presented a show of precision drill and a routine to the two major cities of the 1ii . tune ol "Men of, OhiO" and I " .. " OS 0 I >late area would be linanctal· 'Hello My Babv Baby and Men of Ohio, ly feasible Moreove r t.IJrll!rt':-.s- Head MaJorette Kathy McEl- ptayed by the band, the major· man Moeller pomted out that hmn' i(' d llw m.~JO'"'' " ( ····11s ettes Deb'lue Grueser, Elamto Da preltmlnary estimates of the on the field . followed by the vis, Janis Schmoll Cathy. Bailey Hurricane ndge l:i lte have md1- drum section The l>and then D1ane Welsh, and Marg1e Har-! c aled that tt would hr devrlop- entered the field from the side· rt s, went mto a mus1cal routine. 1 ed for $4 ,000,000 Jess m earth lines m U1ree company fronts F'\agbe:uers are Sue Rue and • muvmg l'Osts alone The \1Jddleport School "F1ght Marta Hubbard . PT PLEASANT - The Sher· Congressman Moeller sa1d Song'' wa!'i played as the b8nd D1rector Fry was mall:l"' I rfl's Department lnvesttgated a i ''ThiS IS a s1tuatwn too un · formed a block and TLIOVed down per sonal homecommg. He was two vehicle wreck Fnday 11 JL i portanl to the entire Tn-stalc the r1eld a Wahama bandsman lD blah m. occurring m1dway of.Pomeroy bridge r(Sulting in sttghl 1 ore.a to be .allowed to get m1xed . To the tunes of '' Hello My school injury to ont person ,and ap. l 1 ecf u 'C}}"de Midway Aeross River Bridge c ' ' .. ' - ·~- ..... ' . Future Leaders Of Business . LESTER BUCKLEY t.ester L. Buc::kle\1 bn heen appointed tnperlntendent ol tbe Ke)·stone mine of Easle111 Associated Coa! Corp. at Key· stone, t McDowett County I, W• Va. Mr. Buckley, wbo bad been general mine foreman ot Eastern's Kopperston No. I ,wJine for the past 19 years, oueceet:•s the late cteopbus Short who ~·ed July 31. A na· live 91 Pomeroy, Mr. Buckley, •· bas been employed by Eastern Associated Coal since 1810 when be was aamed ft<· Organize-(;;lub t r · Swiss yodeler F" D tre amages s·IngIe unit. Entertains D Seh )Pupj) . ~Q z...,. V) ..... ., ~:z: ~~ :Z:·· - ..... > ...... z LU ~ct ale:> <t:z: u ~ i' Thursday, S.pt. 15, the Billil· !"o~tulrren,J>rlo'i~ ness Office Education studentJ tax , c . '• " Workshop in 1 ' oe Tal admlalalrallon aad ..~ . lec:thm problems. Dtstrlbutloa of reveou.e1, re":'peec• may be with of southerri· High Sehool olgan. OS, or ized a Future BuRln~s Leader. of A~;·::.. Interested of America IFBLA) club. tifylng should su!ilnlt 1 ,. Officers elected were preol: In wrtttng '. f#,,•nkfetor of dent, Judy Kina ; v1ce pres(· Research,~~ lter W. dent, Sue McMurray; secreta~ Ohio Tax , , ~ ·· Co1mntlssl In the ry , Margie Shuler; treasul'f!r, 2350 LeV ncoln are motur Diana Pickens, a'nd reporter, 50 W. Br ' ~ Co11•ml fll ~alate bact Nancy Cummins. • ..,. Ohio, 43Zl5u ~~ f!ter thlljl MontUid fmlh-~~~~teplnf I • · t d rF<' '"' ohould day Oc:tol>!lt;·!' and 'the boat ~gr~~1mate y proper Y am· ,,' !loa boss at Kopperston No. The president wu ·•ull!'*tz· lncftidt•lil'l its19611,contents 1 All z. He became general mine ed to appomt a .~nsmir!l~n the following·. I The mlshap.<>ccurred "ihen " ' loreman in 18f7. commlltee, proJe£t .'Mm~e a. T h e m The Davis L1 brary of R i () I Freneh works being. d! splay- lish rar driven by J ames K. Dudd tt . . .-"" Grande College has rece1ved ID ed are "The EquatOrial Jun- 1 The only American eontrtbu. ding 24 MasOn. struck the rear an . program comml ee. , It(..., ~e perso , ng · 1pproduc1 1on s of famous land· gle" by Rousseau . Monet's twn 1s Wmslow Hom_er's ~ end ~I ~nother westbounivehlc~ The const.itution ~mittt!t)s ·b. 'lbe and !lraprs on loan from the Na· ' Banks of the Seme, Vetheuil" "Breezmg Up " Homer ttved Je driven by David Milton Tay. -to draw up. a co tulion 1.-ad ~e assocla~or tJona l Ga llery of Art which will and "l.andsca[)e" by Cezanne from 1836 to 1940. Jor, 20, Rt. 3 '-" POmerOy. ' ~ after consultation ·- the/~ Jfhlch he .re . senu. be diSplaved throughout the Li· Italian works melude Ducdo ' Mary K. Walburn , J~"Mid· !ness education fe,'llihero, ...wiD c. The I of Ume ll).e brary durinK the month of Oi B"'lnmsegna's ''The Callmg i dteport, a passenger m .~Tay· • oend jt, logetber ~ apJ!\jca- witness d ;.t1> wbieh to Pli September. of the Apostles Peter and And· tor car, received a bump on tion for charter .!11!1 du~ tent his dl oral testlmOfil, ~-~---··· 1 the bead. ___ , rew," and ''The Adoration of I the state •!"' feqpel associ~· d. The 10 ~s which the wl~ the Shepherds" by GmgJOne . I I Duddmg was cited for failure . . lion for approval ...... ...... ness wlohes to dlscuss. ..J Works by arttst from lndiVId· to have vehicle under control. I A !IJleCtal -Jteel selectton and . ·&, ~ bearing ual foreign conntries include Arrests re<orded at the jail care workshop for FFA and 4-H Pro) .IJ lentatl ., p are Rembrandt's ''The Mill ," Friday and Saturday were members, parents, and advi•ors are selhng hcl!'.!ls . sk I cDutch, "The Rest oi the Flij!ht We 10g_ Joe Robmson, Pt. Pleasant, in· "ill be held October 3 at 7 p. gpmes, keeptng fllilnclll "-Just Into Egypt." by Gerard Dav 1d, toxicatJOn ; Richard Lee Dun.- 1 m. at the Athens Livestock sponso~ma: .M oversds flemiSh ; John Constabl e's "WI· Flfemen were called to • fire can 19 Toledo Ohk> non.swp. ' Sales Barn, six miles West of I child, and dolfl\f::Bh dfil:f!s .~~n L. Stewart, 1 00 ~' .,Owner I venhoe Park, Essex," Brit· at a one·room house 10 back of pori w."rrant; Wilbur Campb!!ll, I Athens on u. .s. Route 50. ' for lbe typlhlf' ~ s4ft: I Include :. r?·~·.~"lnton, Ohio . Adamo, Athens, Fa)'!lte, 1 Ish; and "Yemce: Do~ana and the French City Lumber Co., 58, Fmier ·ll')ttpm, lntpxica·j Thts event " ,scheduled the ~paper. Many OlhM are .r "'Phone 318-83n MISS Agne~ Boehm of Wal - San Giog1o MagJ; rore" by Jomes on Pine St , ,Gallipolis, It 7 49 twn ; and Homer s. Fletcber, : night before the. regular_.Jeed· Ibed later· _ . ~~~ •..,.,·# lla, Hjghiand, Hocking, Pn'ibtJrg, Swnzer land, was the M U rd W'\1' If sale and IS to assiSt the .. Heme Ph. 446-1321 1 tam Turner, wng· am Sa lui'day. guf'st speaker at an assfl!mbly a 0 44, Frazier Bottom, ~ dnvin& er ~a The general busineSs educa· aon, Lawrence, Madlson, Meigs, 1 P' ogram held at Washmgton Fire gutted the building, dam· while ilttoxlcated. . '· ; : club '!'ember<~tn l~a'!'mg about ·tloa stlldeftts are Invited to at· age was est1mated at $~ to the selection of ~alves, wmter hous· tend the 10elai meet!liiJS. "hool, GallipoliS, Thursday. 1 dwellmg. and there was an esti- F'l Ci I A 1 mg and feedtng, and the pur.. 1 e . vi H.r talk was of the country I mated $15 loss to the contents. ell on :pose of a graded feeder sale. Future Business EducatiQtl , Court · open to any- Lead... c1ub has many purpo.. .• . and its mterestm¥ customs. The dwelling was owned by In Ci.t·cuit N . . , Th• mee tmg IS llrl-'~st>d 111 nat1v~ costume. she George Kemper ~T PLEASA ~ - A Cl\' 11 one interested, according to es and &oals to work: toward. ' "'8 and yodeled, accompany· , A second run by the depart· aclton has been filed In the of· , C. E Blakeslee, Meigs County They especially hope to work •n.g herself on a guitar . A ~arked car was struck on ment ca'me at 11 25 a m. Sat- flee of the ClrCUI~ Clerk styl~ . extension agent. I or berome thoroughly familiar t:on loA M1ss Boehm has been a guest Crow 5 Steak House parkmg lot ' urday to a potnt on Rt. 35 near Ronald. Fore, an mfant, by h~:;; with businesses In the area and G~EAT 1r1 !,allipohs for two weeks With F'riday at 114() pm .. Pomeroy I tire Evans warehouse. A 19651 next fnend vs. Delmer R~y GOES INTO DITCH to develop good human and 2 !he fanu ly of Rev. Joseph police reported. 1Ford one-ton truck owned by Wheeler, ~r • Rt. . Leon wtth R1chard Wllliam Sargent, 18, busmess relations throughout ' FRIENDI 1 tlapman. She will return lo Donald Sayre, Pomeroy. was Ohio Produce Co, and driven 1 the plaintiff seekmg judgm_enl Pomeroy, backed h11 c~:~r into a the commumty. lwr home in Swit?:erland m parked on the lot when his car l by Harley Crouse. Patriot Star In the sum of $5:~ for claim -) dt1ch Salurday afternoon at 2:45' i\'HI'<'• •Iber, where she wJIJ re· Y.as struck m the side by a ve- Rt blew a heater hose r he ed permanent lRJUnes and the on Route 681 one tenth of a mJle 10 S . La rf o OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS sume her dutlt!S m a children 's hicle dnven by L~SII P SU:fders, Ohi'o State Patrol turned' in the sum •f $2,100 for damages to east of Sta te Route 33. There enJor~ 6:00 to 8:00 homt> operated by her parents 19, of Shade S1dders sard the alarm There was no damage ! h1s car and loss of the car was light damage to the car Tourl j •• f o ate h j \1rss Boehm and Miss Judith gas feed on f11 s car stuck as he to the truck The action is the result of a but no arrests or inJuries. Th~ Ween sen &rs rom Sout ern 1 al High School visited the : Chapman were togt>ther for drove around the lot T h e r e 1 The two ~n 8 were the &ilth highway mishap on Route 2 and accident was investigated by th• summer at the Trt . State were no arrests or IOJUfles. and I and 1oth of the )ea r 35 last Janu~ry 16, 19611. An or· I the Meigs County· She'i'iff's De· ,,Meigs ~nfY.,.£~~rt Friday B1ble Con ference m Port Jer- only.. mediUm damage to both · I der was alSo filed Signed bv ' partment i"·· , )part of ~ pro~: 1na~tuted by. V>S, N. Y. cars. ASKS DIVORCE the court gl'llnling a divorce to ._ - ,._ Judge Ftank f . er Jr.. lt'•t . · M A o 11· fro AI . nECOVEJ\S-.QUIIlKLY year. ~ In Mo.... lyoltltl h I ot er po iCe ad!VItles, A petitiOn for divorce was ary nn .u •van . m va Th M'ddl hnl't til.!t' Stud ;, t;""•tn• De Mo.... ,~•••t:. 1 e,TO MEET TIJESDAY Ralph Cundiff 23 Middle rt fl · Lee SuU1van : , e e gency en,. a ....., • were b., · po • 1 Pd Fnday m Me1gs Common _ _ _: . , rescue squad wa• called Friday bie Hayeo, Vicki dilellll l!uby POMIROY, 0. The Galtia County Education was c~ted to Pomeroy Mayor i Pleas Court by Donna R. S!Jl. cn·v WAT£RWOR¥s - Iat 11 .03 p. m. for Maude Jones Curry, Karen Grue)Jer . ' M..., A«oc•atton Wtll meet Tuesday Legar s court for crossmg dou· bart Pomeroy ' against John W Friday temperl(fures high 73 f L' 1 St b t rr1 11u rl s ··' - ., 0 at 1'30 p m at the G 11 hi ello rne c d'ff 11 · ' • mco n ·• u upon a va ,.ar s, herm CIIIJdiH Steve 1 · · · a •• , ey w · un t WI ap. Stobart, Racine, chorging groSJ l>w 47. Saturday reading- 66 ol the squad, tho patient had i Dailey, Daniel' Hensler' Bob' County Courthoose. pear m court on llle 24th. •neglect_~d_extre~_cruelfy_ . at 11 30 a. m. Irewvered. . •· Grueser and Rneer ~m. • Grande Famous Landscapes LOanedto R10 ' The Ohio Tax Study Commls·/ comml!en.•lve study of t h e Plckaway. Pike, Rois, Scinto, sian Will conduct a publir hear· stale and local tax ~tf.ucture. and Vinton. lng in Chillicothe on Friday, 1lle problems of ta1 admlni•tra. ~lijiiiliiiliiiiiil!1-.iiiiiiiiiiiiij Octoper 7. to give persons In ~on i and colleclloi>, the distri I llle 15 · county, soulll..,.ntral 1 butlon .,PI revenues obtained . and eastern section of the state 1from sdoh taxe• and lnequlti!'S an opportunity to Inform the lin the present tax structure, CommissiOn members on state and shall conslder 8l'ld reeom· J and loco! tax prohlems of which mend such changeo tn the Ia> they have partlrular know· laws as it deems beneficial to 1 ledge, or ot changes which they the operation of state and local whish to recommend governrilent and to the citizens In accordance with Its direc-- of. Ohio." · live from the 106th General A!· · The Comll!lsslon will receive sem~ly. "The "Dhlo Tax Study Commisston shall conduct a ~stlmony on the foltowtns mat· tero, which are properly a part of tl& sltldy: Ollio'o ltate ud lot:al ta1 ltruc:ture. I Baton R:OUtine . "IS• u·1ghli ht,. Of M•ddleport Ban, d Show -A t '' w·n Athens } Be for youth ~· c •••• 0 = II" ·-c ., , 1co:ds, I !;" Parked Auto o 1 HIt. at Crows " •, 1 ' ' 1 1 c w" ... ,I ' ;! .I !' · THE FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. ••I ) II I (,' '• '" " II ' , 1 ., \, • • "" -·il·-.. ....= ~ ~· • ~ ... > " "' ·s:0' "' <.. u !§ ~ ~ ~·!:'; .:: ~ :!l ~ .. J i Thoufb more and more people are tnjoyin& Dtrect Distance Dlallnt...:lt • rttOurfne to know the ope~ator it Ifill there to help when you need her. for tnstance , if your Jingrr •IIPJ and you nach a wrong number whrn dialing long distance, han& up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure JOU aren't billed for the call. The operator is therr to assist rou in <meraencies -or when dialing is difficult ... if fDU've mislaid your glwes, for instance, Operators arc ready to help in other ways, too. Need a number ·~hat's not in tiN! book yet? Get it quickly by dialina your IQCal information operator., Want an out.of-town npmber~ -You· can dial a special information operator in the distant ·eiry free ... and easy as a·b-c. See your phone book. You see, with all the telephoning improvements we've made, tbert's still a very important job for the operator- help. in& you. She's just a short spin of the dial away, .The operator Is .~YI thtre to help. you, ' : ', t a u . .- I li\ Ohio Ball 'e' l'lriiiiNI t ' ' ll ~ '· :.; .' " . ,, ' ' - .. .. ...· H.•• ........ ... ~"t< · Ill ... . _ ,. ! -~---- ,j .... I ,_ ~ j.,; ·=! i5li ! .. - , ~ :; : ,~;~, •. ' ' ' �of ..... · - - ~ • ~ . .. •• . . - - ..... ~ ~ .._... • ___ .. ....... - ··- - ·--·"'-·---~.._._ \ ( \ Hut~ticane ·. Moeller ·Pushes . • ' _, You Gqt Tax Gripes:_1\ir Them Oct. 7th Site The Ohio T•x Study Commlsskin will conduct a publie hear~ ing in ChilllctJthe on Friday, October 7, to give persons in tbe 15 - county. south-central and 'eastem section of the state an opportunity to Inform the Commission members on state and local tax problems of which they have portlrular knowledge, or ot changes which they whish to recommend In accordance with Its directlve from the 106th General Assembty: "The "Ohio Tax Study tASHINGTON, D. C. - Con- up in a quarrel between our some years ago ot the hiJ_hiJ ed modern 'tacihty lo our once ~;.l~.1man Walter H. . Moeller good We:s1 V1r;{il1l~tt trJ.:nc:i!<O 1t successfutJ.alelgh-Uuru\ml a~r· d~pre:~sed. but now rap101; ell: tiOib - Ohio) Thurs<lay in 1 seems to me that the soMion to port bet~n the two eities. pandmg economy in southeast· te fi~r to President L.yndou the pr<lblem is to do what ha• Rep. Moeller in his IE;tter to ern Oh1o, cannol be understatB!i'!"• Johnson ur&ed P~den- been done succ.ssfutly in oth- President Johnson said, "While <4 My c'Onst1tuents from. the tJ~j~tervention in Ule West er states in similar situations.'' on the sur'face this would appear unportant commumties ot lrun Vlfllloia oquabble over the lo- Tile Ohio Democrat referred to be a West Virginia problem, to• and Gallipolis on Lawrence c~ or a new large-seale Jel to the creation in North Carolina ,the importance of such a need- a~ G<~lha CoL1nt1es, are most a~_rt in the northwestern part - interested m the alternate Hurol~ state. 12-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sul)cfay, ept. 18, 1966 · ~ne site , which would be in £qr some months DOW, the ea~ commuting distance. There Fiirfral Aviation Agency has is Qit~e likelihood - th'al citizens hi\ •l:ompeting proposals from from these communities would ui.deston an~ tluntu.gtoo to ~ · · , benel1t a1 all .rq •· ,. P"'' ,,,. esNJish large-scale Jet facihe.d Guthrie, West Virgmia, site." Commission shall conduct . In concluding, Rep. Moeller u..-:aear both citieS. ~- Moelle: pomted out m , caUed for PreSident Johnson's hia:")etter to President Johnson A baton routine by tjle 'majorettes and prect•lon , support with Federal Aviation thi~ neither city independently drills highlighted the second app,eljl."ance of the <~~. IIJe- Ajlency for an early deciSion no~parately could adequately port J-ttgh School Marching Ban~ at-the Wahama-Mlddle- C81"Patible with the highest and su~t such a facility. Moel- port football gap~e Friday e_venjng at W_~hi!ma. "" ~atest public Interest. LESTER BUCKLEY ler:Uld that a locaUon at Hur· The band, under 1he'_ d~rectwn of lflr. Ros~ llio' Frey, l.eoter I~ Bu~kley h•• been ricane, W Va .. between the j presented a show of ~~eCI SIOn dpll an<!.!_ routme to_t~ 1ppolnted superlnteDdenr of two major cities of the Tri - ~ tune of liMen of OhiO and ~ -­ lbe Keystone mine ol Eastern state area would be linancial- :--Hello My Baby" Baby" and ''Men of Ohio," Associated Coal Corp. at Key• lv feasible Moreov"r l ong1 <""- Head Majorette Kathy McEI- played by the band, the ma)or11one, ~McDowell County I, W· ~an Moeller pointed out that hmnv lefl Lhf' m<-Jjor"r " ('""'lS ettes De~ie Grueser, Elaine.Da Va. Mr. Buckley, who bad preliminary estimates of the on the field, followed by the VIS, Jams Schmoll Cathy Ba1ley 1 been general mine foreman Hui'ricane ridge site have indi~ ! drllm section. The band then Diane W~lsh, and ~arg1e ~ar- 1 at Eastern's Kopperston No. rttted that it would l>t' deV(•Inp- :entered the held from the Side- ris, went mto a mus1ca\ routme. I ~rUne for the past 19 years, ed for $4,000,000 less in earth lines m three company fronts Flagbearers are Sue Rue and PT PLEASANT - The Sher- •ucceet:·s the late Cleophus movmg costs alone. The Middleport School "Fight Marta Hubbard. iff's Department mvestigated a Short who ~-,.. July 31. A naCongressman Moeller said: Song" was play~d as the band Director Fry was makl"l a _.,.,.. , , ~ .....---- ~ ·- ~"· -- ·- ......-. _ .. ---- - ~,.·-- ''Th1s is a situatiOn too 1m- formed a block and moved down personal homec -~ -- ••- --portaot to the entire Tr1-state the field a Wahama ba: area to be allowed to get m1xed 1 To the tunes of ''Hello My school.__ _ _ Baton Routtne"t' . \s u·tghi.tg he t Of MI•ddleport. Ban, dShow ·comore~•nslve study of t h e Pickaway Pike, Rola, Scioto, state and local tax structure, a~n~d~V·~·n~to~nii.-;~--· the problems of tax administra· 1 bon and collectior~. the distn butlon of revenues obtained , from sdeh tax.. ind lnequiti"" 'l in the present tax struclure, and shall conslder a"d recom- 1 mend such changes In the tax laws as it deelll! beneficial to ! the operation of state and loCal government and to the citizens <4 Ohio."· . . . The Commission w11l reee1ve Future Leaders • I I m of lis. study: I OhiO'I lllte and lo<:al tiS lllrlcture. Of Business 1 1 Midway Across River Bridge Famous Landscapes Loaned to Rio G. The Davis Lobrary of RIo , French works being. di splay- lish. Grande College has received 10 ed are "The Equatorial Jun- 1 The only All; rt> productions of famous land· gle" by Rousse-au; Monet's tJOn is f .!lCapes on loan from the Na- "Banks of the Seme, Vet~euil" i "Breezmg Up '' twnal Gallery of Art which will and "Landscape" by Cezanne. from IB36 to ht dtsplayed throughout the Li- Italian works mclude Ouccio; brary durin& the month of Di Buqninsegna's .. The Callmg : S.pttmber. of the Apostles Peter and And- ---rew." and ''The Adorat1on of the Shepherds" by Giogione. / Works Oy arhst from individ· ual foreign countnes inclUde ' Rembrandt' s ''The Moll," :Dutch : "The Rest of the Flight jlnto Egypt." by Gerard David. Firemen wert 1Fiemtsh, John Constable 's " Wt1Venhoe Park, Essex .. , Bnt· il t a one·room ish; and "Vemce. Doga na and the Frenrh Ci Mt" Agne• Boehm of Walt- San G10g10 Magg1ore'' by James on Pine St, G en'iburg. Switzerland, was the Mall ord William Turner , Eng- a m. Saturday guf"st speaker at an assembly Fire gutted ft, program held at Washington age was estima )( nno l, Gallipolis, Thursday. dwelling, and tl Ht>r talk was of the country mated $75 loss and its mteresting customs. I The dwelling l l ll"·~t'd m natlvt' costume. she . George Kempel ~ Jng and yodeled, accompany! A second rur lrt g herself on a gmtar. A parked car was struck on I ment cain@ at MISs Boehm has been a guest Crow's Steak House parking lot · urday to a poi!' lf l 1 ia lltpohs for two weeks wi!h F'riday at 11 40 p.m., Pomeroy I the Evans wa ''" fa mily of Rev. Joseph police reported. 1Ford one-ton I 1 napman She will return to Donald Sayre, Pomeroy, was Ohio Produce ht'r home in Switzerland in parked on the Jot when hts car by Harley Crm 1"\ovt'JII ber, where she will re· was struck tn the s1de by a ve- Rt blew a he 'ume her duties in a children's hide dhven by L"he SilJders, I Ohlo State Palo home operated by her parents 19, of Shade. Stdders satd the alarm. There M 1 ~s Boehm and Mtss Judith gas feed on his car stuck as he I to the truck. Chapman were together tor drove around the lot T h e r e The two rum the summer at the Tri - State were no arrests or inJuries, and and 70th of thf B1ble Conferenl'e in Port Jer· only.. medium damage to both v1s, N. Y. cars. ASKS r Jn other police activtties , A petition f TO MEET TIJESDAY - Ralph Cundiff. 23. Middleport, filed Friday il> The Gallia County Education was cited to Pomeroy Mayor · Pleas Court bl A"ociatlon will meet Tuesd•y Legar's court for crossmg dou- 1bart, Pomeroy;' at 7:30 p. m. at the Galli• ble yellow line. Cundiff will ap- Stobart, Racint 1 pear in <"OUrt on the 24th. County Courthouse. ' neglect and ._, Swiss yodeler FireDa; Single l Dwelli11 I Entertains School Pupil Parked Auto Hit at Crows I 1 1 , TV Sports Friday . W.M.P.O. tydio ,. TV-3 WHTN TV-13 6:30. .., ·''' No:-Co"' Cob. ·< ' 7·0!\7,-30- - . .... r. 6·00- ,. ........ h.,... p . . ,. c. 10:01J Merv Gnffin • Lucy The Detectives 11 00 Letter II · Jill Showdown Andv Griffith 12·00- Jeopardy 12·2512·30 Swlngln' 12-4512 ·55-New• Supermarket Dating Game ,_ Love 01 Life Dii!k V:m 'lvke OW.ne ~ews ' '!le~d Hlt) ~,.:« • '" s 3·253 30-dor'l Say :· ~ ~ . ) .=- TV N''dJts~, Dark Shadows Where ~rtlon Is 3 .. Jirn W 1lt cr JuOHee 1:30 ' t- - Truth n""l Rober ts Ligbthou•• Football HS-- ~ - "-1 -- _ •j _:- J. \l Aul'i!nn 11 . ' Talent Hunt I Teen-Age - .,·. 'e 't I'J.E.H. Radi~~~ · : Crusoda :. ( , :. _. ,, c". Amerirt~ Singing Time-Dixll ~ Stoney Burke NEW YORK- fflPJ;l - ltere • • f · Is another one fef • NBC's ' aMouday Throllf!~ Friday 8:16 llfornlttg ~Ioatl • ~ 5:00 M. Douglaa Famoly Theater Adams Family year _ from • now seasoil 1917_ 1 6:00 Sll!ll ou. Morning Melndles t2 oo Local, Ohio 11 Nali 11 • 5:30Lassie _ 68. It's "Maya," a nne : hour . 7:45 Echoes of JOf 12:20 BuDeliD Bollrd • , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - . . . . : color adventure show to be fllni- .•,-.!'! 0Whlo d\lalley News 12:30 Gardell CIIIIJ ~·- 1 . Sh ows "" or1 New 12:45 s.~~-:., ~ Evenmg ed in India. with_ Jay N(ri'th. ,.,_- 16 Talk ol ... 0-wn '"""' ""' • '"" ,. 1' :10 News --H~ad!IM --the former Denms the Menace • . 8.55 Community News ' • 1,55 News. I 00--Newo and India's Sajid Khan llBiring Talk of the Town ,30 News Retdlbiee Weother Neww 2 6 :tO-News CBS News aa teen - aged heroes. Maya Is 1·15 Morning Melodlea 2:55 Neu ' , • ._ Green Hornet 1:40 News a white tlephanl oitn_ed bydbe ,;115 Mason County News 3,30 Newa BefdiU. ~ Indian lad .. ~nd If • aiL>-lbll ~~!;.oil Monilna Melodies 3:55 Ne.is 7:00 'l'he Monkeys Dill011 Movie sounds fam1bar. ~- thaH)Ie 10-110 Latrhslrlng 4:55 News . · · 7::10 Tarzan Wild, Wild West origin el the seriei<..Js llle'-ft- · tl~ DO News 5:00 News Roundup 800 <!<!nl ?'olion pich~: ' "Maya." ~~~ World News 5:15 The Gpod !<'le 8:30 U.N.C.L.E. Rogan's featunng these same ho)'ll: !.~ (1;~, Mason County Newa 5:30 Cqmlll)lllity;.<lholrtt _ '• . Heroes the same elephant _, · li;Jitl Community News 1:118 Dinnel' uu!icall · ' 900 Movie Milton Berle ..• , 1~:05 Nooa Newa 8:118 Sign Off : " ; : ; · T.H.E. Cal 12 O'Clock Higll "· Reginald Rose ,· ·and L<lring ~:20_BulletiJJ Board 10:00 Laredo Mandel - are lwO well - estab- 12:30 County Agent 1:110 s1gn'OD, llinfiDI Pre~ . II Ilahed writers who have agreed 12:45 Country Go Round lr 15 News · ' ' • .. · 11:00 N•ws Pacemaker Newa to Jli"OVIdl .,rlpts for "CBS 1:55 News Beat 1:30 Herald, Trutll • 11·:111 Tomghl News Theatre Playhouse."· the future project 2:M News Beat t :OO Protestant llour ,_ 1150 Late Show 1:15 of the- net-k des_lgned to holp 3:00 Mid l'\'6 ~'¥!1tlnee 9:30 Aunr ser'iha .. •· 12·00 AcUon Thealre lildore ori~l~, television 3:M News .'Mif.~ 9'4ii Sunday Muiiic · < -' ~ dr•ma to Its ~ *lorv Rose 4:00 Di"'!illl)'jiltll,_pose t0:3tl Fifsl !!apttst Curd! is writlna his pliiJ projlu~-,4:~ .~rell--i 11:31 Chttd.-.a'o ChapOI tlon by Herbert ·Jlii!J~iJI.- ana J>liti -~JIItlnlbo..-§ews 11:4$ Musical lllterludo 'Manjlel's drama" was - I S : li:1o: ~~~~al Newo 1~:00 News .5 Dayllgh_t Savin ..8 Time •loned by producer 1ti ~Slu!ilil.: ." : rd 12:15 II:MCoPal Cliur<i Daytim~ Shows ~haefer. "::" ·• 'l' 8:jftl:• •' .. ~~~ 12:45 Calhollt ChW'cb " WJITN fv IJ · - -~ - "'.~1:00 Cburt~ <ii God WSAZ TV 3 wrn~ -rv.a • That should be a mosl 1106:" 6; 110' Sljii!J!I ,~,~- Melodies 1:30 Gospel can ' 7·00--Aimanac r Cartoons 'llllslc reonion next AJ)jjj:·-sl 7·~ , !ilcljo~J 'O! ,®Y 2:00 Old Folks Hour 7-45 Neighbors , when CBS ,provld~ ooe~ ( B_:w- Ohio '·~:News 3:00 Cin<!im1au Reds comedy specifl" leafur!ng 8ld1· B:05_ Jfor14,_'_1il~o : 5:00 !1!10 flit· Parade · 8·00 Popeye Mighty Mouse Social Se<:urity l ·ts,_ 6:51 News . ·. Caesar, Im~ene ;~a . C.•lj ''~ ~A ~• ,-, "Women ,r:eJ'"Sli!II-Off Reiner •. and Howard' MOI'!'i9. - 10:~ Soiltrll-S@lv 'l'lme ' 8·30Word of Lilt They were !he mainstays ' '00 Super 5 Heckle & Jeckle Frosgie , • "'-Your Show• ol Shows." that ., 8:30 Atom Ant Underdog long • run tO - minute. weekljl variety show of years ago. 10:00 Sec. Sqmrrel 1Frankenstem Jr. Kiny Kong 10:30 Space Cadets Snaoo Ghost lleatles .. . . " !• ••""•i . 12:00 Top Cat Road ~Junner 12:30 Bach. Father The ~les t :00 Stonemans 1 Tom -&_;Jerry 1:15 I :30 Watkins Glenn , Abhott & Costello 1:45 2:00 NBC Baseball Football 2:30 3:31 Bowling t:OO NFL CountdOWII 4:30- 5:00 Race ol Week TBA f:• APL Report I Buddy Strachl!r Movrf' .. ·. ' I News Movie · -. CABLE .VIEWERS ONLY .• ., NO ANJE~NA NEEDED l Channels ! I TO GET l WITH .. eTV CABLE -4 CoiDmbvi,. Ch. 6 Columbu1, Ch. 10, Co~~~~~~~;:o~~~!.,~Hiintinqton, Ch. 13 Huntington, :t Ch. 20 Ohio U. roonht iatn vour home for only t 1 -l O•ri •WI!~Ic : •• AVOlllABlE ON TV CABlE. FM SlugS V<iiur Ll"fel'lnq Plaaoure, Milton """''Ill" ltd~tltlew:t~tl •M<mthlv :Charqe, Hoppily Hooper Snyder llradsl!aw BandstaDd NCAA Footbail Sllyder ·l Sradsfiaii- I AIIC's Sll<ll'tl •. Spbi'di >- ' N<JM-.rllillii!!F ;,_..rl~ . ' ABC ) Widt ~ ' ' w, - .. ISuperman Lone Ranger The FBI oi 1 II: 00 Cool McCool 11 ·:10 Jetson• · -> ' :n;.al = :lal !rim I Two complex little poems. "Uving," and "Arlthme- , tlc." written by Mrs. E. V. Clarke, Jr. , were read and rommented on at the Creativ e Writer's meetillll SatiiJ'> day, Sept. 10Mrs. Paul JaQuay's philosophical short statement, "Life is like a diamond. some individuals live in its_ reflected light, others feel only its cutting edge," recetved praise from the group. . . . The b1gblight of the meeting Oh1oans. published m Collllllwas tho contribution of Bernice bus. An informative booklet W. Foley, dinlclor of the Ohio- full of Information about die ana Library. She spoke of new creative efforts of Oh1oan1 and boob by Ohio authors. Her en- the counties from which tbe7 lEV. NORRII thusiasm lor Ohio and Its crea- come. It covers composel'l and Uve atmosphere was a source artists as well as authors. 'TIDN Ntrril, aaUvo of encouragement to those pres- The meeting was held In die : FaU1 ud DOW pasl- tnt. herilagj! room of the R t·• ~ She commented on the In- Grande· College library. Anyont 1cn•ase In writer groups and interested In creative wrltlnf .. ' wW be evangelist complimented Mrs. Mary Lewis thiS area Is welcome to ali< 'i nlval llepl. 1at on being the guide suslainlng lend. ' -• ut FaUo Methodllll originator of an active working Everyone writing poetry, flcl' ""•. Pastor . James F. Gallia county group. Mr. and lion, prose, articleo, newspaper o8110un<ed. Tbere wW Mrs. Everett Hay... Portland, writing, Jo invited. Call MrL muole ud Mary Meigs coW>ty, were guests. Mrs. Mary Lewis, Rio Grande, 2G •. md Feme B. HIIJDUID Hayes is Ohioana Library Chair- 5523 for aetalls of the n I Xt; plaDIJI. Serv1<et wW man of Meigs county. meeting, which will be at ~ at ''"· Mrs. Foley is Managing Edl· home of Mrs. Janet Ma&~led,.; Jatlonal slnliDI wW be tor of "Ohioana," of Ohio and 434 Hedgewood Dr., Oct. I. ! Earl lbalef. ·-",~~ .. a., I a ' Bullwmkle Dic.:covery 1 ., --,1!' .. 1':" '? - ' Gen. Hn!pllal 4:00 Mr. Cartoon Theatre 4:30 Rocky & Frs. : . ~ ;, Tell Tttlth News . F:d.., Of Nlg~l To <'amera 3 Facing Life Pot<~mu~ : ..u Newly Wed Gll!lll! A Time F'or !Jw>· Women's N~ 2-55- c: '·.i " r- :.': Password House Party 3· 00- Anoth. ,_,_;...._ :.r: -. r Football 1: 15 . . .' ~­ '-'cia'll, . ;__ - BIIIi.. . .t- }\'oman's Po~ 1·30 Make A Deal As World-- 1'urns1·55 News Peter 12· oo TV Cllapel [ TBA Meet Press TBA Le.t to Manag.j _NFI. Highlights S.arch For To~ ,:i'~~1frr6tt~ Best Guiding Ll£111 ·,.II :•· , ... ;,"J. J·OO News Beanv and Cecfl Up -00 Life The MrOov. 2· OO-Our Lives 2· !1<1-Doclors Lamp' 10· :16-10· 4; Living Worla IL30 Chrislophers Saturday . -< " Cartoon Car nival 9-00 Dialing Dolllar I Secret Storm 9·30Jackie Ob li n~er 10·00-F.ve Gue" 10·25-News 10·30- Concentrat siDI-i · r 8 ~ ·Starcher - to help when you need her. For instance: if your linger slips and you reach a wrong number when dialing long distance, hang up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure J9U aren't billed for the call. The operator is there to assist JOU in emergencies -or when dialing is difficult .•. if JOU'YI mislaid your gla.sses, for in$tance, Operators are co---==-=-- - C.! ,,30 TI!Qup ~ore and -more people are enjoy in,& D~rect Distance Dltllna-lt • rea.,urlnr to lt:now tht ()Jilrator is still there .. --· .:x. 7·00-Today • Sun4ay;'~ 6·15 lialTJ:"An<itrs.on Show 7:50 National llanll ' l)aylime Sho,;ra: ~li . tl'i! • 'l · 'E ......... -,--··- Mee( at Hennessy Home A 6, 30 potludt dinner preced- who had entries at tbe show.lplalned the pro~!/:~ ed tbe meetiol of the Twilight A Betty Newton p~gram at Co- pared by Bet~ club'• ther· Garden club .Thurs<lay even- lumbia Gas office m Middleport Good Luck G Atbena Stale in at the home of Mrs. T. A. was annoWIC"!i for tbe October prosram, at . Hg B tternul Ave Porn· meeting w1th the Middleport Hospital. The clnb voted 16 ennessyth, Mura. W A ., Drako lianlen club as apecial guesll. help witb the ChrtBtmal proeroy, w1 • · lak t the Atbena Hospital as co-hostess. Miss Lucretia Each member is_ also to e gram a ba tha therapy a guest. Mrs. Heonea was oam- and also to VI Geahelmer asked grace. Arrangements of . marigolds ed to make the arrangement !Or program for May 11168. end roses made by the hostess- the place setting !able. Several aneouncemenll were es were placed throughout the A• invitatiOB was read from made by Mrs. Robson, IDclud· home. AD ·arrangemeat of marl- the Middleport Garden club to ing County fair at Atbells State ( golds made by Mrs. Di-ake ce•· atteod . a meeting ~t Middle- Hospital, October 13; Athens tered the dining table. port Flr81 _Presbytenan churcb county flower show at Ib Mrs. Leverett Roush, presl· •n Ocl. 3, -at 7·30 •p.m. Speak- Kimes Convaleocenl home, from dent, conducted the meeting, er will be Mrs. Walter H. Moe!· 1:30 _ a p.m. 011 November 8; which opened with devotloRi 11er who will show alides · and and the Cheshire Gardea dub The J'arel and Bailly Clwmteurt de Paru , 00 Mrs. "?ndon B. Joha- flower 1how at Kyger take• from Psalm 110 by Mrs. · Creek Cominll to TriCounty Arf!fJ in 1961 · HeMessy and closed with the I beautlflcatiOII program. school, September :14-211 j< Lord's Prayer In Ullison. Fol-[ Following a diSCUSSIOn on the ls open to the public. All Jodi II . th I dt Paris were I smash sue- and on with barely time lor '!l "~1~'~1'~ ode and club's plantings at Kerrs Rllll : report on the CAl~'-' I The Varet and Bailly Chan- only lor their own company, but[ cavorting me ca Y WI cess. They have had two four- lew wreks' vacation. \1l:Ji;iiiill;mi.lW.illi~~-DW!l.o ..!~~~~L:O::':..ti.:~',.:..;~;:~):.~~~y_!Jie,;;; de Paris will give one of ' for such stars as Lena Horne, [ stuffed d~.mmy of the Cha,;leh- week engagemenls at the Wal- Their magnificant voiceo. , t¥t ... -· .• 1 - - ·· "'._. _ . _ _ ......__ • ..a _fAn.aa..J~.a Grande Coct ). d •---" •t North American dorf- Astoria's Empire Room, · highly imaginative an tn~ .. • took place ID 1957· three weeks at the Plaza Ho- ly rhythmic approach to DUISI~ 1 season has extend· tel 's Persian Room. II weeks their wonderful stage elf~ h and number of en- at the Tropicana in Las Vegas. these are _the things responsil~J4!; Last seaso• they weeks and weeks in the most for brmgong this French sllll~ •' d lor 65 concerts in unportant hotels in P a I rn mg group ots internationally ..,; tour! Beach, Chicago, Miami, Puerto cla1med reputatiOn. ,_ • Rico Montreal, New Orleans, Hats, gloves , tri-colOred h~ .ron their tour begin• etc. 'and guest appearances 011 kerchiefs give eacb song 1.._.. ,nuary and continues tele~ision with the Ed Sullivan, particular surprise - but tbl ..u and evea into "Hollywood Palace" and other Chanta1rs' greatest appeal Ilea TV shows. in their inimitable joie de vtwe. ' '·"'c-no '!'Y-1 WJl'll TV-13 which has· inspired hath C(lticl Introduction to Am- In Europe, they travel from and public alike to ·tcelaimi· ;' . Is ,.twer Clltu·~' litl-57 at New York's country to country - France, them as "one of the best .,, ~ _. ·• r \storia Hotel and oa ·' · GoS• p' Harmony Ivan Television Show, England , Poland, Germany, Bel- mg groups to be heard in Am-~ Leguif, md Bullly Cbanteurs gium, Holland, Isr~ael and on enca in years." =~-m;~rchonar~ep:~~~~~~ ~=~ a Potluck Dinner Precedes Twilight \Garden Club ~ ~! ••• ••euln& ~ . �' \ ( ' . \ ~ ~ASHJNGTON, D. C. - Coo- up in a quarrel between our some years ago ol the h~hly good We:;1 Viq1n1a 1ru.•J1d8 ,t successfu!..J:talt!IK:h·Uur·•.l)lll! i.ur· seems to me that the solution to port between the two Mies. the prdblem is to do whal has Rep. Moeller in his le'tter to been done successfully in oth· President Johnson said, "While er states in similar situatiOns." on the sudace this would appear The Ohio Democrat referred to be a West Virgima problem, to the creation in NorUl Carolina , the importance of such a need· -· - - - -· --12-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunqay, ept. 18, 1966 · ' 4 I, ' ' You Got Tax Grip~s:_ 1\ir Them Oct~ 7~ Mbeller !Pus-h es: Hiil'ril!an,e Site ' , ' • Tile Ohio Tax Study Commls·~· comorehenslve study of ~ ed modern 'tacilJty to our once tpf--~ID Walter H. . Moeller d~pre:ss~. but nuw rap!ll•> ktX 110\h - Ohio) Thursday in. a p~~nding economy m southeast· le~c r to President Lyndon erp Ohio, cannot be understat· B!l!!i' Johnson urged P~iden· ecf My constituents from the· ti~JntervenUon in tbe West unportant communities ot Irun Vil11nia oquabble over the 1<>to• and Gallipolis in Lawrence c~ of a new large~scale jet aJ¥1 Gallia Counties, are most aiiiOrt in \he northwestern part in~rested in the alternate Hur· otEU!e state. cane site, which would be in £Or some monUls now, th.e oea§Jl commutmg distan~. '!'here l'iifiir•l Aviation Agency has is (ii!Ue likelihood - lhai citizens nil-'rompeung proposals from !rom these communities would ,, Uii.rleston anq IIUIIIIo,gholl iO :V . 1:1. beneltl at all - r~ , ,. pno ., ,,. e~lish large-scale jet facilied Guthrie, West Virgmia, sile." '' ) In concluding, Rep. Moeller ttef:'ilear both cities. lf"I'J. Moeller pointed out in · . , called for President Johnson's hiji'lotLer to President Johnson A baton routine by the majorettes and precl•lon, suj>porl with Federal Aviation . '" thll:neither city independently drills highlighted the second app,elll'llDCe of the M: l ' le- Aj!ency for an early decision ' . . no(.ieparately could adequately port f1igh School Marchi~g Ball9. a!· the Wahama-Mtddle- c<Unpatiblewilh the highest and -···*'·~· __ sul'l!Ort such a facility. Moel- 1port football g"'lle Frtday ~vemo& at W_ijll.;!ma. _, .&f~atest public Interest. LESTER BUCKLEY !er~ld that a location at Hur- ~ The band under the' dtreclion of lflr. Ross ..,. Frey, rlcane , W Va ., between the presented a show of. ~fecisio':._d.rill and a rou~ine to_th~ Losier L. Bu~kley b•• been two major cities of the Tri . ,tune or "Men or .. OhtO and i .. •• .. u OS e IJipolnted !Uperintendenr ., staLe area would be financiat- ,"Hello My Baby. Baby and Men of Ohhl, -tbe Keystone mine of Eastern ly feas ible Moreov"r. Congress- · Head Majorette Kathy McEI- played by _the band, the ~&]Or· Associated Coal Corp. at Keyman Moeller pointed out that hmnv ted ihe '""I'>"'' ·· "' '""' ettes Ueb'IH: Grueser. ElatneDa CrOSS . stone, !McDowell County I, W· preliminary estimates or 1 he on the field, followed by the v1s, Jams Schmoll Cathy Batley Va. Mr. Burkley, who bad Hui'ricane ridge site have indio! drum section. The band then D1ane Welsh, and Marg1e Har· been general mine foreman ('<lled that it ~ould bt> develop.! entered the field [rom the side- ris, went into a musical routine. I IVef fl ge at Eastern's Kopperston No . e<1 fur $4,000,000 less in earth line s in three company fronts. F'lagbearers are Sue Rue and ' I 1wHne for the past 19 years , moving costs alone. The Middleporl Schoo l ··~- ,ght 'llarta Hubbard. PT PLEASANT - The Sher- succeec•s tbe late Cleophus Congressman Moeller said: Song" was played as the bcmd Director Fry was ID!;Ikl"' a iff's ''This is H situallon too un- rormed a block and moved dow11 personal homecoming. portant to the entire Tri-state the field . n Wahama bandsman area to be allowed to~g_et_ m _ ixed , To the lunes of ''Hello My school - - -- - Baton Rnotine· . lS., u·1ghi.If'ht,. Of M•ddleport Ban·. d ShOW ·' Potluck Dinner ·Precedes .Twilight \Garden:' Club t h e Plckaway. Ptke, Rois, sion will conduci a publir hear- state and local tax structure,a~n~dlijViiiiniiitoiiiniii .• . ~· ing m Chillicothe on Friday, · the problems of ta• administra- i October 7. to give persons· tn lion ' and colleclloc •. the dislri· 1 the 15 . countv. south-central butlon ot revenues obtained and ·eastern section of the state 1 frorn sU'rh taxe!l and inequitiP!\ I an opportunity to Inform the I in the present tax structure, COmmission members on state and shall conslder artd recomand local tax problems of which mend such changes tn the tax they have partlrular know· Jaws as it deems beneficial to ledge, or of changes which they the operation of slate and local · whish to recommend. governmenl and to the citizens In accordance with its direc- ol Ohio."· live from the 106th General As· The Commission will receive ' ""mbly: "The ilhlo Tax Study t•sllmony on the followlni mat· Commission shall conduct a ters, which are properly a part iiilliiiliiiiiiij 1 \ 1 Future Leaders .• Meet' at Hennessy Home I I of Ita study: Ohio's llato and loc:al tn llructu..... ·, :~ I -A l ·Collid I ! I Mid way A ' R' B 'd Famous Landscapes Loaned to Rio Gran lod" 11 I I • Daytime WSAZ ft'.S 6:30 6:45-Con! Cob FireDamag• Single Unit Dwelling_ Swiss Yodeler I Entertains i School Pupil Parked Auto Hit at Crows Sbo~ 'IJJ VERNON WCII!I ft'.. ., 7:1t-,.,., 7:057:257:10- Cart001111 l:lt1:30- Starcber '.. ' Car\oQns ' . 9:00 Dlalittt Dolllr Secret SIDrm 9:30Jackie Oblhtglor ! Merv Grilrla ' Davtime-SLo,.. Lucy Thelf<O!;w ' superm!!J1<et ' . The Datlna Galt •. 12:00-Jeopardy 1%:25 12 : 311 SW!ngln' 1%:4512:55 Newo Love of !Me Donna Reed · '· News Seatcb fl'or Tomor li~ther Knon Pass..Ord Newlywed Came Hoooe Party A 3:00 Another World To TeO 'l'rulh I::!SN3:30 You Don't Say 1!'4t 111 Nlgllt lfewl General llottpllal "" 'nte NUJ'Sel • Popoora 'fttea1t8 Dan SbadoWI Bozo . Where Action r. DousJasl Theatre Adams Lassie F8111l1J Hi~hliulrts ., 'lime""' u. · Woqo~'J i I . f -o .. 5:00 Mlb i::ll- I: ., Guldlllc Light 1:011 Newo Girl Talk • BeD ~ Aa World Tural .· '.; · ·· 1·301:35 Mm A Deal 1: 55 Ne'Oill ' ,.,, .: TVa1.; ......... - ·~~~~~en~ ~: tiii-TII<'•v 7:~ 7:25- . - 6:0(1-Newll 1:156:311-News .,. ,_· 8:00 Movlt- ' 8:311- R,im Bill!!b' Rwi l:.ucy ShO'lJ 9:00 Road West Andy, · ~ 1:38-; 10:01 Rllll IIJr U:ot Nen li:IS11:2t- lluvle . au. ' Over ~· . ' t:.,;.N&iro: · . Gfll Talk ·. '~ ·· .: m..- .hdt LeLune : ' u - l i *,A Dealj. a.-' wart~~ Tltrflj. ur. \ .•. ' ,., New~ l '" .' ,.....,.. ' ~ .F~ -~ 10:• -,, · Vallilf' f· ,. ;o•h·-~ . . ' LIM'._ ... ,_ 11:31 'l'oiiiPI Slw 12:01 Woman'J Page 1:30 Make A Deal As World Tul'lll 1:55 N""' ' . .' ' .. m. - Raekyi and fl'rlenih • ._ - Laeal-'New! 1:•.. WGdd - Ne111, Weathet, I!JIIr. . . . Sparb ,, . 1;}0 DOn't Say ln. - r.ter. Grifflll.· ': a...l .• .... • rew• . :. , . ·. . ' . . .' •• m, ::-Dialing !(lr Dollars ·. 1:55 a. '1111!',_.. The Nor.., · ·, >. ,_:00 ·Out ~ea . 10\lltlr. :'lp - ...Mike· '·llad:n:r~lfl Doelorl • ;.. iii. ·, ' ':J!'ill! 1:55- p, ~· ~ _,. m. - Summer .. , Ill- - s-tet Formllme ·' •• - !lpmtigbl 811 ,. . l'lllil1ronl . . . , . ,,. .,.._ " """", D . . . ._-_, ~ .•··•. r,..,.._ - <' ·=~ I ' .. . I ·; ·- ...·;..- -~·-~· a. m. - 1111 ,_ 'l'bellter- ONLY.*""'" • 7:1t . mow Dlalln1-lt • rewurlng to thr operatOr is Ifill thrrt to help when you need her. For instance: if your linger allpa and you reach a wrong number when dialing lone distance, hang up and dial 'Operator.' She'll make sure pou aren't billed for the call. The operator is there to assist J'OU in emereencies -or when dialing is difficult, .• if JOII've mislaid your glas~s, for initance: Operators are ' Dan ThanK~$ &Son .. channel201aft1o Unhuualb ~ • •• • . •MD \"~~ J!iiiiii.M5 ·fqG. . ~ I·~/.· r '/ . ·~... ... f' ' IIIDtr I•Dattarl Manlutll DlDOII . .. . . , rr.....li.ll*lil• .. '. ' ·.. ~ Oecp I ' . .,., . .,:1 gl ' ' ' . -~--~:.·· ·=~ I lD:flll;- ' ,. 10:10 ' U:IO Newt Dotma Reed Dating Game . . ..... • ' (. I" ~ - .', a.t ' 1:00 1\1. Doug]M ...._ be111Bi1Cl l:»- l'lelllb' Ired ca. Time l'or Os · Wameo's.N- Familr 1111 I lhe NW'Sel Dark Sbadowl llfhere Aetlou II Adams,_.., lassie .. Wealber NeiQ WeDs ..... a-a. McHale's NaJ.J ~~- ·; .:.-.' ... l'roop T.a 5 4'lftmel ; -~· ' wv.. EvenbiJ Shon ':' 8:10 Movie l,.,' I Hen · lloler ' CBS 11ew1 Love of Life . 1:00-Anotb. k l 'llo TeD Trullt 1:25llelllll 1:30-Doa't Say BdgeOfN!ibl 4:00 Mr. ean- 'Dtealre 4:30 W. Woadpd AI!C Stage l'l, . ~. 1;10 -b-tv Ntul'lll' lo ' I 7:a U.NC.L.E. .-· -;\.,~. ThQup more and more ~ople are enjoyina Direct Distance u:- · · l:to I ........ ,...... Tbe . . ,. lclll Ilea; 2:1)0..4u ' ...,. "- I:JO-Neq .: FOR YOUI EY1$ ,, ,, ' c .; iltl..,..,. • _ - Daetor't -IIIM~~&I . .. S11)l<111118JN • l:ae.-tlaclon I:$- a. m; - llullbts ~ m. - Capllln lttmgaroo .... Andv GrifflUt Dick Van f)yke 1:30 Mate A Deal ·., 1:55 News ., ~-- 1::11- The Delectlves 1:00--Neq ,, ·,: .t~*'a#G~~ . . :. The McCovt Search For TCitnOI' Falher bow& Guiding LJgltl Edp 01 Niglit"' _: ·~· Lucy ' lhlqlllal . .. ~at . ., · " _ For. "' Min Qrlffilt Movie Jlews 5:N .......; ;__,~ I ""'--.-- - .'l1lnf ' li'-•ftelllt .. • ' ., Bewitched ftat Girl Two complex little poems, "Living," and "Arithmetic," written tJy Mrs. E. V. Clarke. Jr.,, were ~ad and oommented on at the Creative Wnter s meet•lli Satlll' day, Sept. 1o. Mrs. Paul JaQuay's philosophical sho~ stat~ment, "Lift is like a diamond. some individuals live 1D Its. reflected light, others feel only its cutting edge,'' rece1ved praise from the group . The high6ght of the meeting 1 Ohioans, published in Co!IIJII. was tho contribution of Bernice · bus. An Informative booklel W. Foley. director of the Ohi<>- full of Information about tbe ana Library. She spoke of new creative efforts of Ohtoana and books by Ohio authors. Her en- the counties from which IIIey :JIUUI thusiasm for Ohio and Its crea- come. It covers compoaen and live atmosphere was a source artists as well as authors. ~. native of encouragement to those pres- The meeting was beld Ill tbe •d now ~"~'"' ant. herita~ room of the R l! ceJ!oal United She commented on the In- Grande College Ubrary. Anyoa • Ia zanes- 1.,..,880 In writer groups and interested in creative wrltinf .. .be evangellot compUmented Mrs. Mary Lewis this area Ia welcome to ..., lepL 1t-31 at on belng the guide sustaining tend. Jfa Melhadlot originator of an active working Everyone writing poetry, lb ~ · .:::...~ Gallia county group. Mr. and lion, prose, articles, newspaper Mrs . Everett Hayes. Portland. writing, Ia invited. Call Mno de ud Mary Meigs county, were guests. Mrs . Mary Lewis, Rio Grande, 246 ·, .~.~~~ Hayeo is Qhioana Library Cbair· 5523 for details of the n • X ti ''""" man of Meigs county. meeting, which wlll be at .mg 11 7'• - Mrs. Foley is ManaglnR Edi· home of Mrs. Janet MaggledOl llnCIDI wW be tor of "Ohioans," of Ohio and 434 Hedgewood Dr., Oct. 8. f ." ...ym.: Cartoon Carnival Slarcher 9:011 Dialing Dollar Secret Storm 9:30Iackie Oblltllr Plewtr .Wall G.- Out Lives . 1:30 Docltn ., ,.. T• Neb 4:00 J.lr. Cartooa Tbealnl f:a;..Mr. On1ooD 4:11 Yogi Bear .,., Bolto 1:00-- ~oo ' llovy ond GoUallt Soc. SeCI1I'lty Starcher 7:45- 1:011- ,; ' SingiD,& 7:110- ' t ioo liort•'n o TV-I 7:057:2S- \ '. -· j WCR~ ..,.,_'IWir .. 1t:l5-l'fen n.a 8:45-Com Cob ; ~- Rat ..... PatrOl .· . .. . . .~ O.fJiPt Sawiufjl Tm. · ''1. •. - News llepart 18:30-Co~d. '' . . p. IlL - TV 4 Eleftalll ~--.o..-•r:"l Nftl . 1 a:"'lt Newa IIDd WealhtJr. •'i " - Chnmtl • " I ()\"e . PI LH• a, .m. IlevotiOIIll N.,.. ·· L '" ' - R.R.No, • SwiJtrlia' ' , s.q For TiDar ~p, "'"" Over Ltghur· ., · :u:e;;:,; 1 Ltcbt .~ - Willis Family Sing- 12; SS:.,News · . g , !' · OIIJI{Jali's ls)a~·- c" 7:SO- • Guldin ~- 7:00 MoVIe ' WMZ 8:30 .. Ev11Ding __, • llllllaf' 2 f, m. -Spout llec:bDin ._ t:.... 4:lo f. m. - G1J18Y IIAiite 111:1111-l!lye Thorsday . ... \ ...., , • • ,,.._ ,,._ t:et s ,._-.. -v.,.., Spedal . .. .·· Carlootttl . a-t 4 I 1, 1;11• .- Sunrise Seminar C:lt a: ln. - Farm Poreeast t:llllt a. m. .,.. Paul Dixml ~"" l2 N0011 - 50-50 Club (ltutbl ~) ~ '.,_ ' Am-t,.' Complex, Little Poems Presented · ' ' lrlmle Andy Grlmlb · Dick Vim Dyb 4:etMr. ~ 4:311 ~ t:; ' ' ...~ tt: 011 Chain Lotter 11:30 Showdmm 2:00-0ur lha Ut Doeton 1 FatUI Starcher 10·00-Eve Gul!ll 10·25-Neww 10·M--Collcenl 800Tr HOLLYWOOD (lJPr) ol Sln&hll. with !h.!-~".:."1 _and--~~~-- Cha~: 1 ?~~Y..:O_'.~~:.,::'~!.:!!'J!:r=~t~e Charles· - - ·d c ") e oct . ,. CabbageinDeath Valley 1 : do Parls W<'re a smash sue- and on with barely time lor ., cess. They have had two four- few weeks" vacation. . . j week engagements at the Wal· Thelf magmftcant voiCeS,~ hi . . t' nd intel18114i h American dorf- Astoria 's Empire Room, hig y 1magma 1ve a . ~· •bice in 1957· three weeks at the Plaza Ho- ly rhythmic approach to mUB15 . bas extend- tet's Persian Room. 11 weeks ihetr wonderful stage eff~ . 1, ID!ber of en· at the Tropicana in Las Vegas. these are the thmgs respons~~ oeaso• they wee~s a,nd weeks in the most for brmgmg this French 8i1ll > ~ concerts in important hotels in P a I m mg group 1ts mternattOillllly ~~ Beach, Chicago, Miami , Puerto clatmed reputation. ;.:, ~ Rico Montreal, New Orleans, Hats, gloves, tri-colored hliitd-t, r tour begins etc.,' and guest appearances en kerchiefs give ~cb seng ~ md continues television with the Ed Sullivan. particular surpnse - but tile IVetl into "Hollywood Palace" and other Chanteurs' greatest appeal llel , TV shows. . in their inimitable jafe de vilTeo •tlo to Am· which haS' inspired both ~ · Nnew y ork' • In Europe, they travel from , and public alike to ~cclalm'J•'' _,..._,. Hotel and os country to country - !'ranee, them as "one of the best ...,..£ . ;.VIsion Show, England, Poland, Gennany, Bet- ing groups to heard ID llJ Oumteurs gium, HoUand, lsr_ael and on enca m years. . .- . · . Monday The Davis Library of R i () 1 French works being. display· lish. · Grande College has received 10 ed are "The Equalorial Jun- The only Amerlcon · n·rroduct 1ons of famous land· gle" by Rousseau: Monet's hun 1s Winslow ~ca pes on loan from the Na- "Banks of tile Seine, Vet!Jeuil" . ··Breezmg Up." Home1 twnal Gallery of Art which will and "Landscape" by Cezanne. ' from 1836 to 1940. bt displayed throughout the Li- Italian works includ!-' Ourcio ' brary durini the month of Di Buqnlnsegna·s ''The Calling ! September. of· the Apostles Peter and Andrew:-" and "The Adoration of ! I the Shepherds"' by Giogione. : Works by artist from individual foreign countries inclUde 1 Rembrandt's "'The Mi ll.'" : Dutch ; "The Rest of the Flight Into Egypt." by Gerard David, ~lernish ; John Constable's " WiFiremen were called 1 i venhne Park, Essex," Brit- at a ont'-room house ir ish; and "Venice: Do);ana and the l'renrh Ciiy Lutt MISs Agnes Boehm of Walt- San Giogio Maggiore·· by J omf' s on Pine St.. Gallipolis en~hurg. Switzerland, was the Mallord William Turner , Eng- a.m. Saiurday. guest speaker at an assembly !'ire gutted the bulldt program held at Washington ' age was estimated at l ~ d10ol, Gallipolis, Thursday. dwelling, and there wa· mated $75 loss io lhe Her talk was of the country The dwelling wa! O\ and its interestins customs. 1George Kemper. llrCJ~s f:'d in natiw costume, she 1 •ang and yodeled , accompanyI A sPcond run by fh• A parked car was struck on 1 ment ra'me at 11:25 E lllg hersell on a guitar. Miss Boehm has been a guest Crow s Steak House parking lot urday to a point on Rl ih t ;a iJipolis for two weeks wilh Fnday at 11 :40 p.m., Pomeroy the Evans warehouse. Ford one-ton truck o <h• family of Rev. Joseph police reported. Donald Sayre. Pomeroy, was Ohio Produ-:e Co., an t napman . She will return to t1er home in Switzerland ln parked on the lot when his car by Harley Crouse. Pal i\11Vt"'• 11ber, where she w11l re· was struck in the side by a ve- Rt., blf'w a hea ter hG sume her duties in a children's hicle dnven by Lo:.-slie SkJders, OhiO State Patrol turm home operated by her parents. 19, of Shade. Sidders said the ' alarm. There was no M1'S Boehm and Miss Judith gas feed on his car stuck as he to the truck. Chapman Were togethrr for drove around the lot. T h e r e The two run! were lh• summer at the Trl · StaLe were no arrests or injunes, and and 70th of ~he year. H11Jie Conference in Port Jer~ only... medium damage to both \'IS , N, Y. cars . ASKS ll!VORCI In other pollee activities, A petition for dive TO MEET TUESDAY Ralph Cundiff, 23. Middleport, filed Friday in Melgs The Gallia County Education was c~ted to Pomeroy . Mayor i Pleas Court b~ Donna A<Mociatton will meet Tuesday Legar s court for crosstng dou- bart, Pomeroy; againsl at 7:30 p. m. at the Galli1 ble yellow line. Cundiff will ap- 1Stobart, Racine, ctt•re> 1 County Courthouse. pear In court on the 24th. I neglect and extreme .•• The Y arel and &Uly Clumteun de Parg Comin•to Tri.County Area in 1961 .• rx: !I* .·.. ' • 1 "f '• �I : .~ . / .f I .. - • I • Potluck Dinner · Precedes .Twilight ,\Garden ·Club Meet' at Hennessy Home A 8:30 potlwik ~er preced- who had entrieo at the obow.\ptalned the program book pre- · ed the meetinl of the Twilight 1A Betty Newton program at Co- pared by Betty Mizclke for the Garden club ·Thursday even- Jumbia Gas office in Middleport IGood Luck Gardel> club' a ther-l ing al the borne of Ml'!l. T. A. was announced ~ tba Oclober spy program, al Alhens Stall . • Hennessy, Butternut Ave., Pom- meeting with the Middleport Hospital. Tbe clUb voted 10 oroy, with Mn. W. A. Druko Garden ~lob as special guests. help with the Chrlstmal proas co-hostess. Miss Lucretia Each member Is also to take gram at the Atbella Hospital Gellhclmer asked. grace. a guest. Mrs. Heine& was nalll· and also 1o havo the therapy Arrangemeots of .. marigolds ed to make the arrangemetlt !Or program for May 11168. tnd roses made by the hostess- the place setting table. Se al anaouncemenll wert were placed throughout the All invltalio• was read from dve~ Mr Robsod lnclud01 home. AD arrangem..tof marl· the Middleport Garden to f:k at golds made by Mrs. Duke ee•- 1attend. a meeting at Middle- H !tal O<tober IS· Athens tered tho c1in1Dg table. ·port Fuot Presbyte.rtao church ospl n' how' t I b 0 Oct 3 I 7. 30 Speak· coun y ower • a Mrs. LevereU Roush, pr~sl· on · · ·a · 'p.m. Kbnes Cunvaleacenl bome, from dent, cooducted the meetmg, er will be Mrs. Walter H. Moel· 1. 30 8 01 November 1· whlcb opened with devotloRIIIer who will show olldes · tnd Glrdell ' • takea from Psalm 110 by Mrs. I on Mrs. Lyndon B. Job11- flower llhow at Kyger The J'arel and Bailly Clumteura de Par;, 1. Hennessy and cl09ed . wtth the son t beautifical\011 p_rogram. cbool September 24-21! Cominlf to Tri.County Area in I 96 7 ·. ' 8 Lord's Prayer In Ulltson. Fol- Following a d!Scusswn oo the 19 ' to th bll All interled to fl b d ba k nt nee to Beech ' CAG c The Varel and Batlly lowing the opening ode and club's plantings at Kerrs Rllll esting open report on pu tbe c. . Chat> Ionly for their own compaoy, but cavorting melodically wtth · 1 do Parls were o smash sue- and on wl th barely time lor 11.:. p gdeed ... ag,llmemU ertsb re- aGn 'e e tera · . as decld was also given by teurs de Paris will give one of' fQl' such stars as Lena Horne, stuffed dummy of the Charles- cess . They have had. two fow-- lew week s' vacation. r spon .... ro ca ItWIwas sugme ry, 11woold w . · magruTtcant votces, · ,...,. gested backgrounds. vot- 1edrove thatc member! meet- Mrs. !Wbson. their inimitable concerts on the Edith Ptaf,. Patacbou, Jacquet- ton ('.'La Grande Coc•':). wee k engage';'enb at t be wal- .Thetr """";. ed aend a note of thanks 1o j the last week of tba month for Two articles were resd, atage ol the Gallia Academy ine Fl'ancots, Genevieve, Luc- Thetr ftrst North Amertcan dorf· Astona s Emprre Room, htghly tmagmative and Rev10. Wilbur Perrin for use of Iplanting, the day 1o be aRnoun- ! grounds help' pictures 111gb School bl Galhpohs. next tenne Bayer, and many othero. concert · tour took place m 1957· thr.ee weeks at the Plaza Ho- ly rhythmJC appraach to social room of Federated 1 ced. Miss Elsie l'larr. and S 0 II April 10, under the ausptces tl Chari Balll headline& this 58 and each season has extend· tel s PerSia.• Room , II weeks therr wonderful .stage effect.: church for workshop. · It was voted 1o make ar- makes the difference, M ro. the Tri-County Community CooY Y . . ed In t!Dle and •umber of en-, at the Troptcana m La s Vegas. these are the lh!ngs It was an•ounced that Mary 1' rangements, for the Shrine w.. Ralph Gilmore. ' The arrange- cert Association. company of etghl ebullient gagements. Last season they a,nd weeks m the most for brrngmg this French st-"i\ n1 Heines received two blue four oer Saturday at the Salisbury men! of tho mouth, • mass . young FreRchmea and keepS were hooked for 6ii eoocerls '" Important hotels iD p a 1 tn mg group !IS mternattonaUy . • • . Dellghtmg andlencee abroad f · ·· · t 1 -~- ..... , B h c·· M' · p to 1 · d tat' · red and two white ribbons at school , at the request of Mrs. rangement of roses bl a the. esllvthes gomg a a paee a 3-w= eac . ooteago, tamt, uer e mme repu ton. > ; 1 Rtco, nd the Meigs County fair .flower . Jack Robson, regional dir<etor · pole wse , was made by Mn · and all across tba United States destgnod. to permeatotl' lh• audt·d Eacb season tb etrloor . begos Montreal , New Orleans, k Hats, hlilld; .. h fglov.. · , lrl-<:olored b 118 show. Mrs. Rousb thanked aU Mra. Robson displayed ••d exDwigbl Parker. aod Cansda, tbe entertsmwg ence With • feeling JOY an . r J d f etc., a guest appearaoces "" ere If s gtve eac iiOI!g •c:...:_:_-=-·=-act presented by the sejoyous satisfaction. Their formula ll m anuary :n con '"": television with the Ed Sullivan, particular surprise - but thf! cl~b ~ -~ :':"!'"~ ,C'!' .. ~ .. ~ ........ ·~ .:= ., :::::: . . _ ... . . - .e: il "" r li " . 1!. . " -· : fi~ iF I! P. ~ -· ai 'i ,., " .i. · i~ . I' - • -:1 ... ; • Mario Mayes of Cincianat!, dot>Bhter of tba late Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. Mayes of Gallipolis, 10 Carlos F. Khabbay, of Day. ton, Ohio, •on of Mrs. Walllb& Kllabbay of Balrouo, Lebanon: j ,_ i - . '. .... ··( . .. ,;,.'• :• ' ' ) em :z: -1 · =4= < , .. .. , ··· -. '. . ..... · ., ' '·· .. ~ . / .. ·: ·-r/ ' ) .... .! I' . . : '· . ! I ' . ' : ·. .. •• ., .. . ' .., .• "" ( ''. ~ _, ' • .Q ' · Anoo!IIIOOmenl Is beill!l made couple had' • . of tho marriage of Milts Helen Middle East. t • • ;·'.• ! ' . .;,. \ r! eonvention~ ° · fil' n.- I ~" e~a '. e·.ds t',n. Le.b:. anon COup le W ~ fl ~J .,f h a~ ~0 ~~~hire 1~ ~~ wee~s ~. r i· , e spe~k t5 (J I Atb~H m~ke .... . ~: ~nty . ·. .J ear~ troubador• wM conceived and quite simple on tho surface - lhroug April an produced by tile Internationally famous song-writing team - the "Rndgen and Hammersteirr ol · · · France" - Andre Varel and , ..__ "' Cbarly Bailly. who have wrl0 bl tbe tba_ ctrlciJlnatl G<ifteral osp11all School of· Anastbeeis. leo more than 200 so•gs, not bone~- 'l'he: .,ere!llDDY was -resolema- Th~ groom 'Ia they thoroughly enjoy what they are doing - and manage to transmit their enthusiasm, whoIller tbey are singing a aostaJ. gic ·ballad about tulip • ttme ("Whea You Were 1 TUllp") or ~ graduate ClnciDnaUI _'!Th~e~~~'!TIJD~es-Se~~nt~in~el~.~~~~Se~l:_!l18~1:!96~6~~15 First Church of God ia Cin- College of Pharmacy. I· p ' cinnati. In that wedding, the . Out-of-tow• guests were bride was given ill marriage and Mrs . Cb.rlel Neal, M by her hrothor, . Alfred May ... .Charles Neal, Jr, Mr. and IIJid Mrs. Sue ·•Morgan Chandler Mrs. Rex McCormick. Mr. tnd The ceremony wao oolemalz: of Dayton, wao matron. of hoa- .Mrs. Dean Maoolo; Mf . and Mrs. od August Zl lD Batroua, Leba· or. Mr. :Nick :.AJiasla;· of High· .Oua Sanden, aJt· of GaUli'l <>HI.,\1 non, bl the pr-nc• of I b IIi lllod ijelghts, 'Kentucky, served Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Green groom'• family ud frlendt, as best man. Dayton. 0., Mrs. Howard with Farida Khabbay, nieco of The bride Is a graduate of ley of Springfield, 0., Mr. ond , the groom, as maid of honor Gallia Academy High school, Mrs. Robert Mayes of Akr<m.ll \ Jooaph Kllabbay, brother of and the Holzer Hospital School 0., and Mr. Alfred May• lbt groom, tt baot man. Tho of Nurslog. Sho Ia omployed In Kansa1 City, Mo. Jzed oo Septamber loth a\ tbe !he University ril ·-;.:;1,.------------------·,1 Sunday Times-Sentinel Reda Gibson, Harold R. Fowler are Wed August 27 in Baptist Church evea 111 May. In their introductloo io Amertca i1l 1956-57 at New York'o Waldorf • Astoria Hotel and oa the Ed Sullivan Television Shew, lhl Varel and Bailly Chanteurs responslb~ "Hollywood Palace" and otlter Chanteurs' greatest appeal J1e11 TV shows. In th tr 1 fr Europe, ey ave om country to country - France, England, Poland. Germany, Belglum, Holland, fsr_ael and on v~ In !heir inimitable Jole de whtch has· msptred both crllieS and public alike to ·acclaim)'' , tbem as "one of the best &inl--:5. ing groups to be heard in ~ . erica io years." .(: .~· Complex, Little PoerrLs Presented ·· �I : .~ . / .f I .. - • I • Potluck Dinner · Precedes .Twilight ,\Garden ·Club Meet' at Hennessy Home A 8:30 potlwik ~er preced- who had entrieo at the obow.\ptalned the program book pre- · ed the meetinl of the Twilight 1A Betty Newton program at Co- pared by Betty Mizclke for the Garden club ·Thursday even- Jumbia Gas office in Middleport IGood Luck Gardel> club' a ther-l ing al the borne of Ml'!l. T. A. was announced ~ tba Oclober spy program, al Alhens Stall . • Hennessy, Butternut Ave., Pom- meeting with the Middleport Hospital. Tbe clUb voted 10 oroy, with Mn. W. A. Druko Garden ~lob as special guests. help with the Chrlstmal proas co-hostess. Miss Lucretia Each member Is also to take gram at the Atbella Hospital Gellhclmer asked. grace. a guest. Mrs. Heine& was nalll· and also 1o havo the therapy Arrangemeots of .. marigolds ed to make the arrangemetlt !Or program for May 11168. tnd roses made by the hostess- the place setting table. Se al anaouncemenll wert were placed throughout the All invltalio• was read from dve~ Mr Robsod lnclud01 home. AD arrangem..tof marl· the Middleport Garden to f:k at golds made by Mrs. Duke ee•- 1attend. a meeting at Middle- H !tal O<tober IS· Athens tered tho c1in1Dg table. ·port Fuot Presbyte.rtao church ospl n' how' t I b 0 Oct 3 I 7. 30 Speak· coun y ower • a Mrs. LevereU Roush, pr~sl· on · · ·a · 'p.m. Kbnes Cunvaleacenl bome, from dent, cooducted the meetmg, er will be Mrs. Walter H. Moel· 1. 30 8 01 November 1· whlcb opened with devotloRIIIer who will show olldes · tnd Glrdell ' • takea from Psalm 110 by Mrs. I on Mrs. Lyndon B. Job11- flower llhow at Kyger The J'arel and Bailly Clumteura de Par;, 1. Hennessy and cl09ed . wtth the son t beautifical\011 p_rogram. cbool September 24-21! Cominlf to Tri.County Area in I 96 7 ·. ' 8 Lord's Prayer In Ulltson. Fol- Following a d!Scusswn oo the 19 ' to th bll All interled to fl b d ba k nt nee to Beech ' CAG c The Varel and Batlly lowing the opening ode and club's plantings at Kerrs Rllll esting open report on pu tbe c. . Chat> Ionly for their own compaoy, but cavorting melodically wtth · 1 do Parls were o smash sue- and on wl th barely time lor 11.:. p gdeed ... ag,llmemU ertsb re- aGn 'e e tera · . as decld was also given by teurs de Paris will give one of' fQl' such stars as Lena Horne, stuffed dummy of the Charles- cess . They have had. two fow-- lew week s' vacation. r spon .... ro ca ItWIwas sugme ry, 11woold w . · magruTtcant votces, · ,...,. gested backgrounds. vot- 1edrove thatc member! meet- Mrs. !Wbson. their inimitable concerts on the Edith Ptaf,. Patacbou, Jacquet- ton ('.'La Grande Coc•':). wee k engage';'enb at t be wal- .Thetr """";. ed aend a note of thanks 1o j the last week of tba month for Two articles were resd, atage ol the Gallia Academy ine Fl'ancots, Genevieve, Luc- Thetr ftrst North Amertcan dorf· Astona s Emprre Room, htghly tmagmative and Rev10. Wilbur Perrin for use of Iplanting, the day 1o be aRnoun- ! grounds help' pictures 111gb School bl Galhpohs. next tenne Bayer, and many othero. concert · tour took place m 1957· thr.ee weeks at the Plaza Ho- ly rhythmJC appraach to social room of Federated 1 ced. Miss Elsie l'larr. and S 0 II April 10, under the ausptces tl Chari Balll headline& this 58 and each season has extend· tel s PerSia.• Room , II weeks therr wonderful .stage effect.: church for workshop. · It was voted 1o make ar- makes the difference, M ro. the Tri-County Community CooY Y . . ed In t!Dle and •umber of en-, at the Troptcana m La s Vegas. these are the lh!ngs It was an•ounced that Mary 1' rangements, for the Shrine w.. Ralph Gilmore. ' The arrange- cert Association. company of etghl ebullient gagements. Last season they a,nd weeks m the most for brrngmg this French st-"i\ n1 Heines received two blue four oer Saturday at the Salisbury men! of tho mouth, • mass . young FreRchmea and keepS were hooked for 6ii eoocerls '" Important hotels iD p a 1 tn mg group !IS mternattonaUy . • • . Dellghtmg andlencee abroad f · ·· · t 1 -~- ..... , B h c·· M' · p to 1 · d tat' · red and two white ribbons at school , at the request of Mrs. rangement of roses bl a the. esllvthes gomg a a paee a 3-w= eac . ooteago, tamt, uer e mme repu ton. > ; 1 Rtco, nd the Meigs County fair .flower . Jack Robson, regional dir<etor · pole wse , was made by Mn · and all across tba United States destgnod. to permeatotl' lh• audt·d Eacb season tb etrloor . begos Montreal , New Orleans, k Hats, hlilld; .. h fglov.. · , lrl-<:olored b 118 show. Mrs. Rousb thanked aU Mra. Robson displayed ••d exDwigbl Parker. aod Cansda, tbe entertsmwg ence With • feeling JOY an . r J d f etc., a guest appearaoces "" ere If s gtve eac iiOI!g •c:...:_:_-=-·=-act presented by the sejoyous satisfaction. Their formula ll m anuary :n con '"": television with the Ed Sullivan, particular surprise - but thf! cl~b ~ -~ :':"!'"~ ,C'!' .. ~ .. ~ ........ ·~ .:= ., :::::: . . _ ... . . - .e: il "" r li " . 1!. . " -· : fi~ iF I! P. ~ -· ai 'i ,., " .i. · i~ . I' - • -:1 ... ; • Mario Mayes of Cincianat!, dot>Bhter of tba late Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. Mayes of Gallipolis, 10 Carlos F. Khabbay, of Day. ton, Ohio, •on of Mrs. Walllb& Kllabbay of Balrouo, Lebanon: j ,_ i - . '. .... ··( . .. ,;,.'• :• ' ' ) em :z: -1 · =4= < , .. .. , ··· -. '. . ..... · ., ' '·· .. ~ . / .. ·: ·-r/ ' ) .... .! I' . . : '· . ! I ' . ' : ·. .. •• ., .. . ' .., .• "" ( ''. ~ _, ' • .Q ' · Anoo!IIIOOmenl Is beill!l made couple had' • . of tho marriage of Milts Helen Middle East. t • • ;·'.• ! ' . .;,. \ r! eonvention~ ° · fil' n.- I ~" e~a '. e·.ds t',n. Le.b:. anon COup le W ~ fl ~J .,f h a~ ~0 ~~~hire 1~ ~~ wee~s ~. r i· , e spe~k t5 (J I Atb~H m~ke .... . ~: ~nty . ·. .J ear~ troubador• wM conceived and quite simple on tho surface - lhroug April an produced by tile Internationally famous song-writing team - the "Rndgen and Hammersteirr ol · · · France" - Andre Varel and , ..__ "' Cbarly Bailly. who have wrl0 bl tbe tba_ ctrlciJlnatl G<ifteral osp11all School of· Anastbeeis. leo more than 200 so•gs, not bone~- 'l'he: .,ere!llDDY was -resolema- Th~ groom 'Ia they thoroughly enjoy what they are doing - and manage to transmit their enthusiasm, whoIller tbey are singing a aostaJ. gic ·ballad about tulip • ttme ("Whea You Were 1 TUllp") or ~ graduate ClnciDnaUI _'!Th~e~~~'!TIJD~es-Se~~nt~in~el~.~~~~Se~l:_!l18~1:!96~6~~15 First Church of God ia Cin- College of Pharmacy. I· p ' cinnati. In that wedding, the . Out-of-tow• guests were bride was given ill marriage and Mrs . Cb.rlel Neal, M by her hrothor, . Alfred May ... .Charles Neal, Jr, Mr. and IIJid Mrs. Sue ·•Morgan Chandler Mrs. Rex McCormick. Mr. tnd The ceremony wao oolemalz: of Dayton, wao matron. of hoa- .Mrs. Dean Maoolo; Mf . and Mrs. od August Zl lD Batroua, Leba· or. Mr. :Nick :.AJiasla;· of High· .Oua Sanden, aJt· of GaUli'l <>HI.,\1 non, bl the pr-nc• of I b IIi lllod ijelghts, 'Kentucky, served Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Green groom'• family ud frlendt, as best man. Dayton. 0., Mrs. Howard with Farida Khabbay, nieco of The bride Is a graduate of ley of Springfield, 0., Mr. ond , the groom, as maid of honor Gallia Academy High school, Mrs. Robert Mayes of Akr<m.ll \ Jooaph Kllabbay, brother of and the Holzer Hospital School 0., and Mr. Alfred May• lbt groom, tt baot man. Tho of Nurslog. Sho Ia omployed In Kansa1 City, Mo. Jzed oo Septamber loth a\ tbe !he University ril ·-;.:;1,.------------------·,1 Sunday Times-Sentinel Reda Gibson, Harold R. Fowler are Wed August 27 in Baptist Church evea 111 May. In their introductloo io Amertca i1l 1956-57 at New York'o Waldorf • Astoria Hotel and oa the Ed Sullivan Television Shew, lhl Varel and Bailly Chanteurs responslb~ "Hollywood Palace" and otlter Chanteurs' greatest appeal J1e11 TV shows. In th tr 1 fr Europe, ey ave om country to country - France, England, Poland. Germany, Belglum, Holland, fsr_ael and on v~ In !heir inimitable Jole de whtch has· msptred both crllieS and public alike to ·acclaim)'' , tbem as "one of the best &inl--:5. ing groups to be heard in ~ . erica io years." .(: .~· Complex, Little PoerrLs Presented ·· �.. • 0 -------- . --· ... -~ .. ~· - .1.- .. " . ' \ "DI!~'s~to__Dl!tes Mothers' Club . Personal Notes Has -c:0:.0~~ Husbands are Guests Thl~l*rt 11o DIJOl&i Moth· e met lhLs i!ftk at 1M IJome i!l.¥rt· ' •'· 'liicilard Vanco, and ~eyed a *kOut 11 wu the flrtl.,~l of the year for the ~. preSided over by 'Mrs. Vernon Rllllsell DevoUODI given by the liOatesa and roll caD wae anawered by namlni favorite grilled toed. Mrs. Vanco, 11ayl and means ebairman, outlined plans lor a rummage •.,e. Program boo~< were h81lded Pllt, and the pro'· ers ' gram cioaed with the League prayer The ~out, wlllt hlllll,and! as guests, toUb!Ved tlte lll~t· ing Present were Mr. and Mrl!. Vernon Runell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Robert Roth&eb, Mr. and Mrs WilHam Russell, Mr. •and Mrs Phillip Heck and the ' host and hostess. N~t meetins will be Ort 3rd, at the home of Mrs. Nor· man Mitchell. ·• FromPomeroy I ._'nleS!Uidar'J.'i!l!l!~l.lwlday,sept•I•; 1 '" Pqems fllghllght Ladi,. AJIIptOtirom Poems featured the Septem· "The ,Mitkln~ 1t Fit;~... -rz.• ~·~. ~ F~,J of Ladles Aid at the h011111 of Today," was given by Mrs Akron aiHved Wedneiday night Mrs. RaYJ!Iond Carter las! Chari&• Burn~tCA q~iz on Mo• called bf the illness Of his week. es wao dlre~ted..lly Miss E• '' mother, Mrs. William Fishel The meeting opened Mlh the Lawless \ Mrs. Gladys C1,4Jer return- slngblg o1 the "Old Rugged Mrs May W!l<on and ' ' 1 ed hOroe TuesdtY1rom Holzer Crosa" foiiO)Yed by the Lord's Fuller w~e suests ' and II Hosplt!ll and 11 convaiesolng Prayer. Mrs. Carter reid the members were preJetll nicely. scripture lesson. Tho;e receiving birthday gift, Mr and Mrs. Gratis Bryan Poems read were: "The An. were Ruth Fuller' and Ali c • o1 Powhatan Point arrived Sst- vii of God's Word," by Mrs. Sjlragile The meeting W8!1 cios· urday lot an overnlghl VIsit Sieve Fuller "I Wpt to Be ed with the Mizpah. Next meetwith Mrs llladys CUckler They Like My Lord," bf Mnl. Bill lng wiD be Thursday. Oct 13, were ai!cdmp81lied home today .llers!nger, "On the Mountain of at the home of Mrs. ' Curley by Mrs. Cuckler. Despair,'' by A&nes Myers and Kemper Mrs. 0 0 Clee~ of Portland erpr~se spent several days the past Cheshire-~er week wltb Mrs. Dessie Palter· • Mrs. Carl Moore, Pomeroy eluding, Food For Though~ son. RD, entertained the Willing Mrs. John Smith, Let H1m No[';~er of :,"':avUI~ The CheJblre Kyger Elemen. , Creek High the gue•t speaker Workers class of the Enterprise Know, Mls• Dorothy Long; '18 Robert W':;;,~e and : . tary PTA rneeUn~ held I as I The school {acui!Y wa• intro EUB chureh Thursday evening There Anything Quite As Love- !led his mother Mr;. WilllllD I week In the scbool auditorium 1 duced by Walter Rife prmrlnol at her horne, Rock Springs ly, Mrs Herbert Dixon, Life, Ftsher at Mel ~ General Hos· l W&!l R ~t flt"Onl'it'ltPd ~P'II:!II\on uf lhe elE.'ltJf''lt ~ ,.. 1 •r ""' ' 1 Road. Mrs Paul Frick, and In His pita!. Mrs FIS:er who accom with the principal' of Kyger llltroduced E Richard Fr.,,t The meeting In charge of Mrs Steps, Miss Genevieve Stobart. panied llim here' rem!lined to 1 Kyger H1gh principal, Mrs Ben Buck prestdent. opened Durmg the busmess sesswn, assist m the care of hir grand· Sarah Mosier JH~~· ~ n •I wtth the hymn. "ln the Serv1ce Mrs Everett BateS was wel I son J R Wamsley while hts I art The room counl wa!'l won 1 by the third and fifth gr liP of the Kmg," Jbllowed bl the I corned as a new member A moiher 18 at Holz~r Hospital Lord's Prayer tn umSJI:m Mrs report was given on the sale of With her daughter, Jllne Ann Offlctl'fl of the assonatlon co~ Myrtle Long read PC!alm 1 and sponges Plan5 were made for June AnD Wamsley, who was J the year are Mn W1~dt1 several poems were read jn- a s1!ent aucti~n at the October hH by a car Tuesday receJV- The Missiopary Society of Esh•naur pre~ldent Pal!iln( meeting The wonder box donal· I ing a fractured femur, IS con· Trledstone Baptist chwch held Thompson, vice preS!dMI: ·'"" ed by Mrs. Geoffrey W1lson was valescmg oocely bol will be their montjliy meeUng recent· ice Soisher, secretary, and (Jn awarded to Mrs Claude Hus- ocmlmed to Holzer lll>spltal lor iy, and Mrs Ted Stoney, presJ. Sarah Mosier. treasurer '"'" ted Each membe< gave 5 cenf.ol .,, weeks. ,. dent, gave the program on the mlttees for the coming vear lor each foot ol their height. Kenneth Jones and daughter, first nuracle, when Christ were read I At the close of the meetmg, Pllmeia. of Columbus, spent a I turned water Into wine Followmg the program re a dessert coLtrse was served weekend :with ·bls mother. Mrs Devotions w~re iven by the freshrnents of clip cake~. rnd .The first of the iwo annual , by the hostess !O the above and Clyde Jones and his slstor and stud leader Mrs~ Chester mffee were served by 'h' picmcs sponsored by the Ohio Mrs. James W11l Mrs Harley brother-ln·law, Mr and Mr$. Sc.ft d M' Fl d Lee slllth grade mothers 'l'h.t! as·o CIVIl Service emp~fyees AssocJ· 1Brown, Mrs Ed King, Mrs. Guy Rossell and daughter rs tu Ol' 1 • Idation meeta on lhe se<onl 1 1 ·;~ ation for all Statel onunty and Thomas Bentz, Mrs. Eldon a~ e SCrip re esSQn was Monday of each monlh municipal employees which was Weeks, and children/ Kelly and "'"'~-,..,.,- taAelln fthroml Edxlodus. t lid held last Saturday was attend· Tern Jo WII•on aod Brian Will. • e a " presen o elj~ ~y· ~pJ'<Illll'!'l~ly • three PerU~n(l/ how she had spent the day A.utobiol(raphv o/ hunared employees and families lng the busme" meeting reports .4ctress RelenJed Favorable comments were Mid~/eport were given by the secretary, ,beard all over on the tasty and ! · ' study leader, program leader, The autobiOgtaphy ol a lam well planned menu• rO~ram No::li' llkins 'J4 a patient ~~ lre~urc'l', card ucretar.y, and ous aCtress Is among the ~ev en new books released for cJr. After the , dinner the oi!Jcers St Jtl'l'pb's llospllal ill Park· on h4Jme miSSIOns. culation by the Gallla County of the Gall1a <:hapter was call· .~ llta Di triM L 1II- ersburg W Va for obo•~ Ito Mlaa HNOI Smith, ,wbo. ed to the stage aQd mtrnduced ua County s •• "' ' ·• ., "'"" n llfnt as a delegate to the ProvJ. DIStrict Library this week A as to their respecUve ofiiees ' rary will &lain apoosor a fall llll.d lra~\D!ent lo~Qwl~l ......,. dence ASSQC!abgn In ;\ugust, book of I1Chon is enlltled "The The working «>mmittees were and winter pregram ol ehild- ery earlier Mrs ~ jo at pve her~ Ml'll 'red Slon· Naked Runner" by Francis Clif. asked to stand in rerognitlon of ren's activities. It lfllil begm \tie ,home of .her ,6fslef.in·law, ey. and Mrs, Harcy Scott b 11 •• nd ___, Saturday Del 11 and contmue Mrs Wayqe Sloan, Pomet'oy -~- , th Non . flctlon volurnes •ncl••de a J'O we uune a wu Lt:t.;taV· • Rd. Yihile ~ JtasiQ.D -=uwna ,...rom e assoc1a1 18 1 ed by the dmers With a tremen· through Mey, 1967 cupe tinS '111 ir sCh 1tf!. Uon. "Father Agamst the Devil" by dous applause. A pre • smoot story hour Ia of .,rcaArlhur• he JI!Oil. lhl!l'bi~l Plans ,were made to enter- Edward S. Gifford, Jr, "Up 1 •-•Kenneth Mah 811, the asm 1an1 sehetluled each Saturday from parAAii "' • as een Wl I the "" "•lden Statr, " by Eli za beth - • I!Otlle lad',.. fro m the Ga· 1 11 executive secretary ol the OC 10 30 to 11·30 a. m. 'l'bere wi M p .:e$~ llpolis State Institute Yates, "81rd Songs," by Nor S E.A., revtewed many of the be additional acUviUes inchl!l· rs. Y ~ r Cbll· There were eight present at rna Shllwell; ''A Gilt of Joy," most unportant resolutions !hat ed so that the chli~D's in':J: !:n~le~E~c ~ Ly~ lm~e lbe rneeUng beld m the church by Helen Hayes; "The are now ready or being readied I 1!1!1 m books will be lncreasl cino "•"( • Fellowship Room. The group sales," Zoe Oldenbourg, 1 11 ~~-~ were Ent ' Ch urch C/ ass Meets With Mrs. Carl Moore as Hostess Gailia by her meeting of the Weoten\lan Allee Sprague A reading, "My • K' Wd CledI'fh Morks, W'//" I lam mg are ' e Sept. Eleventh l·n Rutland Church G()od Crowd Hand for First Of Two Picnics ISeen'ahd Heurd I Wilham J Kmg and Cled1th lam!ly the bride's uncle John Jane Marks were united Ul Kmney ail of Athens, Edward mamage Sunday, Sept II at J Kmg, Susan. and Charles W 11 o'clock at the Church of Kmg, Pomeroy Chn!ll, after Sunday School at Followmg the ceremony, a Rutland, 10 a r!ng ceremony receptwn was held at the Those attendmg wero t h e h f M nd M Ed ani groom, parents, Mr and Mrs orne 0 r a rs w ~"dward King and son. Jac~ F Kmg Th• weddmg cake, twoKm brother. Waiter and Ed· layers and white and pmk, and na ~;o children, Evonda Ca I sandwJchs. coffee, and Kool ade g, J F were s!'I'Ved. rol Pamela. ane ranc1s 1 Ma) and Waiter Anthon"Y; the The ne~ Mr and Mrs Kmg bnde s mother, Mary J DaviS, Will live m Athens where they and brothers, Orv1i Ie Marks. are empIoy ed and Joe SISters Mrs Els1e 1 Mr and Mrs. Franklin King Young aod famtly Mr and ol Columbus were not able to ~rs Gladys Young and family, attend but sent the br~de and Mr and Mrs Henry Young and groom a gilt and best WJShes Attorney and Mrs Wilham R. NI d llild B M".:~" :~n c ~nd ';;';~n ;:;.~~ retur~ed to their home m'wood land Hills, Calif' after speld· mg ' 'vml we'k< •'"'''"~ the" parents, Mrs. L. H. Nelson and Mr and Mrs. C. L Mastei s Mr and Mrs. Joe Walters and son, of Urbona were m Gal· h hs Thursday Fonnet resid:ta of Gallipolis they were enroute to Durb;m N C ' · Duke' where their son will enter University as 1 !reshm81l ' · Mr and Mrs FrBnk Irion of Lower River Rd. are visiting I ) I I River NeWS I I Pythion Sisters Meet Thursday a n rOtneroy HUBh Pupp/88• caBua/8 Scholarship "s Aworded for Training Meet I Buffet Di,.tflr Dance Planned September 29 THE SHOE BOX ......... CHOOSE FUXSTEEL 1 • • ...,..u.r BAKER FURNITURE Termed \ Event H. 9P'"" 1 Seven WiII Be EIec,, t Rutland Group i) t ..... . ,.. .m ° I \ / ) j Lotan. ;.,:-;., va "'J.soo I ·J!i, week'sRoundup GLAMOUI !, BEAUTY SALON , .· F.l CONNIE TE~· Voice of Broadway Their friends are ce~ "Abby," the l'15t Cugat incum· the Coc, Cola 'company'• "Tal· I Dma Merrill and Chff Robert- Ibent's given ~andie Walter I entavJJie U.S A." teen,age talent son w1n make thlngs more per· lltennan\ at 72.took up golf I«>ntest Lorna's plainly pomanent .. The•late . Doratllf I1avin Susskind stated pubUcJy, tent personality and lleautlfully K11gallen's doughier Jlll expects "!Mil never do anothor Broad· pure singing voice broaght not Andy way snow" That'• step ill ooey rav~ ~'~'Views from such II 1 baby by Chrislmas Griffith's threata- they alwaya the rij~bt directiOn Tbe,Liv· your h81'Jlly humbly but ,from 10od< - tltatlastaeason was his Jbnes to star there whne his agents, producers and others llltar'ftgular TV ao-round plus ing Room's1ttlni! to bcio'k ~ ~us to •fin lbo lov•ly ~.,. his nifty NielaetlS was the stral- SQn Jack purro m the Plaza s.ie to contracts Loma wegy that gave AndY 'tuke of Hotel's Persian Room, il ,AI· ),y deci~ nor to KO careerinl some $10 1100 extra a week. ~S Jan's smart he'll decllne i A- bnto BtOdway or TV just thett, «>rridor : talk ~u.lt , ii&y N1 Y.' rlall team qoick-«eni lor but to finish her IICboollti&. most Campanella, Doi!ier hall-of fa. lite wife of one o! its - baUU. upe;:tally, be< !raiDing u a mer cctppli;Ltn.C. ._r tragedy, •tars 81ld faster than you cotlkl class1c~ smger The fine bap has big g!M)d.'newi W!lf!Dln8 up diamantle a mickey, he happily PY endiDI· Lorna's J\1!1 been tn the bltllpeu . ~,taa Ve,as s~rted parkmg bali• in the SJgned b)' the MetropoUtan Opbotel ~ lbe mi4htitJt mlgraine outfield seats era Company for featured roles of all: v~ defiCits alr•t"'Y La1me Kazan'"' mother lOki with ita National Company, led So hie. llltre'• Uttle ·i:ontro) of her parkm& lot m Brooklyn the by Rise Sieve~ .The Mel anytbinl from rambiiti& pay. day her daughter opened her pact is more unpre&SI¥e when offs to suppllel. whlcii d!Sapo nltlhtclub act Samantba q. ,ou understand that Mlu Pal· pear 86 11 everyooe In the kit- gar shook up tbe congrepUOII las auditioned u just oneol \'Ole@ chena"\Vere rollinB snakHioes. at Lo!Jion's St. ~lary's Cbtmb imtlni t,Oill- but a v ce of !l'ben sbe showed up for her creal peauty backed by UDCOIIIConp~ft ' Fr&1l~ hasn't had a_ !,'In's chr)steninl aporttng a 111011 Wisdom when she decided ~II record Ill a ~~·· bof iiiJnlwrt 1 full four • "' nor Ill try for II 0111 bii Ollell!e ailll colllcled $21,1100 a weulri bove the~: the cleJ1Y1D811'' shot Hll Record which ll!ort in rught clul11 and Pll)led Ill 6~ eyebrows sh\lt up even luriJietl tfte ibe G4berwtle break• a C(llwdJ Xavier Cugil'l Preu· l!iX years IJO we wrott ~bciul I~tatt . ~llilallom lo on ~everal TV lhowt < J;laJiu, • Cartier, ~ lb!s very jllte~ ~ JQUI!g to Ilia bride ataro ., 'flUII9ia, YOJIIIC'ler who. ~ ~ ~ t;r:J Lorna •f ~ ' I I' 4-H Leaders HOl'Se Show ' Us I I poor I Helen Help ;:!': ill m_____ 0 ;,! meet' GALLIPOLs I I 1 Seven Men in Foreign Mission Work to Speak ~ . . ., . fAdulla Clll belp IIPitl! t b. ~ Aftty palhll ~·" !bat Ia lhe sJfel1 tllelll blitll lol)owad during the mOitlb of ~mber in -... edlooll. t1J1w1b the coopetaliOil of Cbt B!ERoNYMOOS specified righta 01 w~rds and statementa, A giatlng example of bow a 1 ' ' ' and 1biufes 'or meintns:' very slight change In wording 8IIIIQ FKIDAY ~nilln~ the many and perhaps can make a mucb ~eater ~~ ~ ltnerRl~~~~ the wanama Hlgil SchOOl juitlfiable criticisms Q/ this cMnge in lntatpretallon Is 8 w cheerleaders will holtt • ~ ~l[lrll! I& tii.it 1111 116Jnelilnes found ih the common tnliilatlng AI4lolll0blle of SaQihelll 1 and 11111 ride at the bo!DO 0 ochool dance with the 'jay• thi. Written' 111 II<IIi)ewbat Uli!Jlb!W· of the exact wotds of Section l <~*>. Mrilar;n~ s~v: FrldlY nliht 11 t1tt Wal!aMe lfble langua;~. that wo~ aro or Art. XIV. which reads, "nor The club bls dlstribote4 IIIII' ol w · en IIJCh cYm lollowlns thl \\>ail\1· used which \are not always deny to aey parSQn Within lis ~ Ill' tcbln'"O ,... 11 12 noon. ma•Middleport football game 1 pari of the average voeabu- jurisdiction the ·eqgal protecfll'lllll wltldl wiD be carried out GRACE Method! t WSCS CI<· from 9 p.lll. to 11 p.m. <l!:S'l'l. lary and that left!«<ctl are lion of the law• ' Thio is often by ed;oota durlntl the next nllll cles 1 ll at 6.30 P m SATURDAY ' dra,;.. o~l leo loqlor aaly WI· quoted as "equalltv under the mOnti)S. The Jtrst moctth's theme ......, ..,.. tiAifiC . - f WI Hed · 1 MEMBERS of tltt ldtchell derslandfiiJ. law," a change which, is based on 1D Amel'lcan Au• c•l II! p~son;:~u~ will g:e and dlnina room oommltleee ol All o1 which 11 very Ulety hardly noticeable In tell, mobile AsaOCiallon ~wiJmiDg 0 po;w submitted by a Cleoeland 1he edult WiWJIIIIIIJ, • A1 • r vo b e 1sa hobi\ry ptA and Bedford tno> pertinent cr!Hclsm. For the ttoduees an assumption 0 :"ed, a~d. me:;biers • r Ithoro ari a;~eil l<f'teport at the reaoon that a great maey ol the equallty not to be found in the hlih school student It Is bellll judgnlent lnd approdl • M ated al sehoois throughout the highly valued by 11*1 ,_., ed to li~K be;"~' t , scnooi, Saturday at I p m t~ •drp• presented In l)lli, ootumn aetna! working of this or any 8 ~1'1 oos I help prepare the Stmner dnner are not conC~JVed m the mmd claust ln Mr ron~t1brttnn KYGER CR.. na~on stel'!l." can help lbe ~:',-:' . . will .-t at 7 "" P m. fHt RU1 LAND Roo I"'' d John P. II'Wlll executive vice 1 just by recognlJinl the 111 tbe bi h scheel cafeteria. qf tbe writer, bul are, mstea • w h thest, and mnny other prt.Jdent ol the Southern OhiO ' ant job they are dolftf, M .... BUSINESS and I Booster, club will sponsor an those of philosophers ~ think· ampies in mind the writer ' euto club satd that adult coop- I ed ' Profealioul Women'• Club ) after game pance: thls s·,.~ut 111)' ers of bnth lhe recent and re- ~ust conimue to use the ongtn· erttUon with Safety Patrol chlli The auto club offl~al I 6 30 Iwght al the Rolland Jlrade mote pallt. the reolatetn•nt ol ;tr*n "can be di!lp)sytd througb out that the tralflc ~;:'::;roo;, P m. school gym to!lowmg t~Poln· · FurtherniOt~ mSilY of I he ~.te~~~~and philoiiophleo o( r..pect for the palrals wben..,. of school ag .. pedMtrlans "ft~, 1'anda eroy~utlond fooiball Rinn- The atatemen~ ol1htlse men of the en er you come Into contact w1t11 , beell cut m ball smoe lbe,..,'"••·· CLAY kA will meet at 7 , IJa)'A will emcee the dance past. though proved correct by WJaer I tbe~ et -their p<11ill ' I was oraantzed 1t1 the p.m., Ill thi school. Ail par· isllirtlng 'at 10 P m the events which followed. wen1 1 FASHIONABLE YOUNG snolm lillltt are alkM to b r 1n 8 MI,)NQAY unread or not underetood by to sehoul in omarl brushed cook! AMVETS POST No J0 wdl great numbers of theli contem· trlltlOD (left) sporlla P~ROKE CLUB dinner : bold a regular meeting Moll· porarill5 lr<tJI the same diffi. over • ctH>rdlnatllg a Iday at 7 30 •• the Hall' eulty of communication. ~Itself. Tho l!oY 1 wiD be held at 6•80 p.~i'a:! · THE JOr d.:ASS 01 the Uni~ I St~lements which are acknow- Gauge readings: Gallipolis ~"le:::..:~.:: ~~J' love :.=a~~ room Ied Methodist church will meet !edged facts, or tbose which Dam 11.8, 12 2, ruruung 2 feet ' (rlsllt) carved from eottoa RIO GRANDl Mothers Lea· I at the ~hutch, Monday at 7 30 tbe wnter wnull have accepted on rollers, Pollll'roy • Mason DuleiJ ff Mon Amle, the coal gue wiD meet al 7,30 p.m., at p.m witbout evidence. as "lac~" 1917, 1'\. Pleaoant 21.75, Hln· refleellng the nt11d lnflueno,. 1 the home of Mrs JeiSe Merry Tuesday can be mad•• very brief &>. 1on 1 fYI, Kanawha Falls 5 68. 1111 eoatli loaJDtd II IIIla dnll \ Pleaoant Valky Ho•pltal Guest Digbl wni be observett BETHEL' ,No 82 of the I~· called ""mple language" has !Charleston 1,940 London and _ _ ___ - - - -Admitted George Knapp, Among those who ifitpl~ R F tber A. J GoiubiOwski IternatJonaf Order ol Jobs alwa)'ll been the language oi l M~rmet Dems were on the Lo:on, Samuel Odd Nibert, PI Holzer Hospital over tile ~·be·tltt suest speaker. IDaughters will meet at the ' tile demagouge, of those wbosclsllls, and Winfield Dam was Pleasant Roy ,.d.-w 1\Jrner 24 hours were ,Johnny RusaeU LAFAYETI'E SHRINE, While IPomeroy Masomc Temple on eVIdence of truth 15 • "ever;. , runnmg 2 teet I Pt Pioasant , • White Jr , 2003 Chestnut Sbrlllt ol Jerusalem, No 44. 'l'uesday al : 30 pDomll D Ali body knows~" and of thn•e wbol Boat MovemeJll$. Sueees~ful I Discharged: Theodore Mel· ' Tand) Blackson, Easton ~~:-411 will hold a ilated meeting I spectlon with y an· woql~ ~e. ~ ,!>eUeve that, 1'1 I rose, Pt Pleasant. Keli) Jo Brad\ C Shaw, Porter and rehearsal at 1:30 p m. Icey, grnnd guardian, tbo m· "wHaH tell 'y~ 'three times I& Ollto lllver - Larry Turner Krebs, Henderson; Mrs lasper Donald B Sp~res Sr • GALLIPOLISGuullngl\lothers spectmg officer Ail MJ!sons, ,!f\1",:' h ' '{I I •' dow• 13, 2 !3 l m • Haney NEW HAVEN- The Mason Pony, R~K rode b) Charles Sayre, Pt Pleasant. George Cheshtre Harry League wiD hold lta flrot meet· IEastern Stars and parent,• al'll I '1!~f 'the I ~nrer) '~~ ' speaker Jordon dowo 13, 5 iill a Ill • CUunly 4 H Leaders Allnual Ohimger, Letwt. 7th Class Sheets GaihpohB, Ohio I. I angsv•lle, ClArence L. ing of the new year at 7 30 p. invited who would attempt to convmce I Ind1111l8 'liP 14, 3 50 p. 111 • Horse Show wh1ch was held re- Bare Bac~ Horses Bob's Po Ra•·me, Mr< Arnold K. m., at the heme of Mrs. Char· • SALISBURY PTA will ~eel hili''I'Oaders or listenei'S by log· Frank Durant up centlv at Ohlinger Stables 1n ca Gal, rode by Bill Allen. Day· VeiOra"" Memorial Hospotal man, Rt 1, l..eo~:; ~n,;.~W;:·~·~V;":·~t:, les Bean!. Rev. Albert Mae- Tuesday at 7:30 . p .m AI\ ic lias OIW$ loltn<l It neces. Peggy J5owdi!y up 15, I 20 a Now. Haven, was termed a IIUC· ton 8th Ua>S Drunkard's Par Admission• - Robert GrHnt W Seller<, Kenzie will be the lUlSI meJilberS, parent$ of Dedlofl1 i&l'y-· ~ use qualifying clauses m., New, Marllllsviiie down 1>, cess by Jim Hart Letart. ehalr adise, wmner Babe. rode b) Ew!nglon, Mary Gilkey, Po me lloschar Rt I, s~er. school and oi new pup,Ms are and words of ~'al'tow shades of 7 IS a. m , OVEC up 16, 3 3~ man There were 17 Horse Rob Hu,ell and narrcll Shu roy; Tod Claro, Middlepor~, IV Va, MIBs Mary M. TBUBSDAY urged to attend. meamng ' a m Reliable up 13, 3 a. m., Show Cla.,es and 10 the 18 let. Letarl, 9th Ciallli Roadster G~ac• Ba<le~. Atheus WerUn' Chesapeake, Mrs Jan\es EMBLEM a.UB, Autumn MRS GEORGE Hackett bu Tile lalO Adlai '11tevenson, 0 Onward down 18, 5 40 a. m., entries all receiVed a beautiful Pony, Capt Black's Drum Ma HarPI'r. Long Botiom ~idr,dge, Coal Grove, Style Show and Club ' Party announ<led that • meeting ~ 1!III!If who!ie'talents' have and Jlunger down II, 7 20 a m. trophy The sho~ sponAOrod by JOr, rode by Jke LewiS, Chiton Piscbart.. -Walter Baker Wile> Taihot Mar~elta, Thursday 7·30 p m ' the Candystrlppers of Veterand~ Will becOme n\nro evident wilh \carol Brent down 18, 12 15 a merchants and fr!enda will be lOth Class Jr Horsemanship. Janet Oller, William Nelson , Lutl;er Tackett, FJ.<twoods, • . . Memori1Il Hospital will be i)ei the pwag'e 01 lime lll com· w.: 0. F. Shearer down :W, held annually and the proceeds Caesar's Lad, rode by Bill Carl Reardon Mark Bobo. t.ar B!rtbo 'Tuesday evenmg at 6·30 p. m. ~tillg on Jrio 1/)jln inability of 12 50 a. m., Polly R down 20, wiD be used for 4-H events sudi Cole, Tuppers Plams tlth ry Spencer i'.lr<~ Horace G Miller, Iat the hospital New members getting ' his iill!lis \lnderstood, 3:20 a m ' Mingo down 20, as AchJevemenl Day, trip& to Class Barrel Race lor Horses, - -- Kennl Court Pt Pleasaot. ~eel ! will be accepled at thl8 and•adnllttJng llie ability of the 5:45 •• m ; Paul D. down 20, State Camps etc Rusty B•ll rode b) Wimp frost """ HIU Hospllal 0 t1m• and any ¢1>1 who. It 1e h) demalol!ge to swlry public opo 6 20 a m.. Philip Spo;n up 20, Jndge waa Jerry Woodard, Shade, l2tb Class Barrel Rae; Births- Mr. and Mrs Steph daughter, I 27 p m Friday. Diwhorged the Mason and,Meig< ar~a IS !ilion llrlce r~tnarked "'DO youl7.31l a m.; St Marys up 21, Rio Grande, and ring masters for Pon"'' Smokey rnde by en S DaviS Rt 4 Jack son. a Pauents dtscharged IDVJied lo attend the mceung remembei in <la«ical time•. 5 46 a m Titan up Zl, 6 4> were Ed Mattox and Carl Par· Gary Le~;s Letart' 13th Class son, Jarrnd Lee, Sept. 9 Members of thei\UUan~. Mrs H11<krtt is adviSor lor .•.~ C 0 h•d flnlsh<'d -•k a m , Pioneer down 23, 2'30 811ns Announcer was Eddie PI• p' M • Mr and Mrs Jonn Loms the hospital on Friday ;nc:luth'!l. ter of the National Honpr th wuen I ero ...,,... . Et J [I 1i Western easure ony, IS':i k 1 ., 0 a Levt E. Adkins, ety, Barbara Williams, e group ., ' mg, tht>- ~p1e •i~,d 'ho": . well ~ m Johnge~~~d u~:.,;n up. 23 Rl"k ,-n '' Letart W Va 'l'inker, rode by Bill Cole, Tup- : Burcb Jr 'c ·l~t 3Ki Ja~e:~n, o~ Mrs Han y Rarton and tr.fant W~.!!ber, Charles Scott, • he spokel '.but 1Wt\ef! ...J 0eroos- li 30 m J S Lewls duwo John Katser of l.anf'asler wa" pen; Ptuns , \Hh Chi!!S Pick daughter. a Jed ~ut G' ge Mrs Grace Cozad , John 1 llt, and Sabra Canaday, I rfO 1hen~ t!~' fl"~l:lltied spP~ktng G a ·J' m. Pamela [) lndred by unannnotn- Ndgt~'i a1'. l,;p R tHI Ho• ... l"' nu ... t~ Blll Se!)t 10 Mr an ' lrsll eor Smith f)a\1~ Dame! A Donnall)l, ~ . ..., W><hJ' .J • t recoup P o wtrmer of trophv for hJs ~:.ports \h ,4 r 1 r tla~ I 1 a son 1 8 1 t IJe II& joined hu seveu ~ more ~ e1"!r .. !liaro, 1~ us ' t rr~enu11 4 2tJ p m Qlteen f"ltd e b\ W mp r 1 '~ 1 s,.,]l)( " d \lr 11\1 tt1 p f) lof \ and \"~ I Nove·r~ ..:lck.,P by match"m r t~ up Greenup 7 55 p m nan~htp lnt{'rcst ;tnrl nmtude 15th Cla.s'-' flag H.:we- Bor~f' , Hill~ !iJJ\ , ~ ... pi ~~~ an J oll l!!l ' l'l \lh :o-. (; L'II I .:ta "{, I , t~e an no ~such E'••••rn up ,-.1 eenup. 11 au p The trophy was donated by Onlv Otx:Jf' Hant tJt k roUt> U\ and \1 r' I "" ' ~~,',' d " faculty 1111 lbe b.:i~ul ,., \ 1 Br ~ . r 1 I ~~ f\V ...,~ ""' Harmon F'Leld ~table -; (If Pnlm I Cl Blt ktork a ~•ll lf.-' 1/1 nd · lhfp, cltlzenahi.P'; as ~ onyms ~ o Ul BocK down Greenup 12.UJ Pleasant The presenW.twn l!:d Roush Let ., rt, btll a':-. ' s I II \J h { , rl 11111 ( ,I<J('h.,On. J&OOr,l, ~-~• ~ rwords have ex:artly the same a'Ill r Louioiaua down Gre( nUll wh1ch wa.s 1nade at end ot the We~tern Pl~ltSlll f" Hur~ :\'h~~ 110Preo;;cnt ep \I r ' \f Jnnt" DAIIJ o;; r\.mnard., ehana'" .,•o .. Jlatae11ts , ler has M•onno wW the shade of meanmg An oXI'eilent 12 40 am Mark Ea•ton down G. bert 8a Cindy Lou, rode bv S• otl Bur 111 3 0 " 1 nrrre t:.: Le\ la•<tr•r. Mta. e ChaP -.d"" tr ~ f thl 8 •1• f d • show WllS made by 11 r d c II l"lh t 1 r 1 1\ Bl,uulwl \1•'l " "' which hap&a iD masters degree on cumons auon ~ oun Greenup 5 30 a m J{;nens nd Rnbe t et1r ~ 00 1\' 1 r ld r l!t ) PrHJ l F ,JrCAaY. StanlfY J. e "'......st ·•'""dates All , ' and '• h'tl~· gr~iite.t of Am~lcan doc· wood up Meldahi 2• p m H neue. 4-H Leader a r lip Rae• PonJes. Smoke' r.-,je mn. I aro anoel, " With ... "' ·-~ .....,. Th c tltui 1 • Lutton co-owner of Harmon L l btl! toU1C 11r ~ vJau\ :. "iJo ! p \ uitl\ \lr ~ \ !.,J UStus R._ Pf!n. 1.~ tart ~roll each •1, .,.,e.,.k ' uroed tn be uments f ons ton o E Bowles up Meldahl 6 15 ' by Jerrv e.,., u; H I 'fl " the h~ • " ""u be the Umted States d 'I I Fteld Stabte ,on Rt I, 0 1k 1 I, I'"' ~ nm ~ ton Mrs Holland C.. ~. period. i' pre.Mnt. WI p m ' L W. Sweet own j,.e- Otber troph\1 Winner!! were JonP!'! IlL 1 \Jilh KJ II t . rn "-1lllo~m \ B.u• 10n Mrs. Wtl'Since Ibis Ia a national organ. aerved. In ~rdPr to dfflne. fullv the dahl 6 50 p. m Endea>or up 2nd Class. Western Pleasure leo \lolm>e) Ht 2 \Vell-lvn. l t r~ m ,J S tendun, Jr, ~­ izallon IIIUdenta considered~ • ' .!WINDING TRAIL Garden meanmg of the v~r,ous stale- Meldabl 11.15 p m • Wayne Pon Winner Heidi rode b• CONSTANTINE IN U A R Ronald l onl<~ Jetter' "'" 'l" Wtll!lnl H ~m,th Salley ((. great honor to be elected to .IL Iclub w1il meet Wednesday at ments ol the first 10 a.,,end· H. up Meidahl 3 Oi> a m Bru~~ HU8sell, w CAIRO U A R UPi t Kmg Lonw Con'ey Jefferson\llle Ylh11e l,e-orge L ~ Mary I . Chapman 18 faculty f p. m at tbe bo._me of Mrs. ' ments the f'hundmg fathers 3rd Class Bare Back Pony. Constantme of o.Greere atrlved Sam Jonn-;on Rl l .Jack son Nunro:i 1 Blachtn sponsor. ~oyd Moore Slides on ctvic I found Jt necessotery to uAmSe al Bos~:~:wu Dam9 10 ~de:a MI!M 'Onker BIU Colt\ 1\lpJler" Satnrda\ to attend tw 11tl1 Jame~ Crump, Ui1:leklnrk !\Irs most its many rms ong I o Pi .c C'•ss !tun and centenan ('"lebrations of St Sad s•- r••Jo D·v1 s fi nme Utlfl--tlOO will be shown "'Ill the ~lauses specifYing the r1..... ts t Brian B down 6 40 p m 1 Fr1e- a.ms, 4~.no .,.. • • 1e • 11.1 " PLAN 11001'8 • &"' be . Steel T ad· Ride Horses LJttle Bat, rode by Catllerme" monast('l' The Oak Hill Mrs cor a ,Jonf>s R.r M~1gs G~neral Rospt... The Oak Hill Hospital Auxiii· ~ DAUf;HTER BORN of the people are the state- I e/~~~nu~~~~- o:n· Esso \~est Wilham Gr~r, New Ha\'en VlSlt was a pno.,.ate one but 3 Oak Hill Mr l tlf' I f!'\'ans •i.f ary wW have a booth at the Mr and Mrs Wilham Sheri· ments that these various righla 1 p. ·• 5th Class Englisb Pleasure Constanl111e was gre•ted al the Rt 1 Oak Hill: Mrs ElotJa Adm~<sioos - Floss'e Del• • •~'• FIIIJv•• ID be 4ati, are announcing the shall, "not be mfrin.ged.'' shall Vrrguua down 6 a m. Darwm s B,ud 'Allen. •ode by alfport by I' A R Pm1deut Clark Jacbun and \la1 1 '"' Che;lme Jac•·...,. ..,.,.. "' 1 be " 1 ted d ed Diocbar1e1 - Jolln Tayk\r. held lhLs w~ Homemede art- ~h'lh a 4 lb, 9 oz. daughter, no v~? a ... tsparag · or ', &aoawlla lliver - Alleo R Rody Mundy, (barles1QD, w r.amal Abdel ;>asser and a 2J Botd"r, Jacksou ,...-............-...=~iiiiil.t..~ ides and 1111! rec!l!lllly complet> Qbri'tlna Lynn, at Hol2er Hos· abridged that no ~unish· Merrill up Marmet 2 15 a m, Ya., 6tb CI&S$ Run and R1de gun salute Patients Relea•ed Mrs ed cook bouk will be on isle. pltal, Tue:<day. Sept 13. Grand· ment ohall be mflicted, Do I C. Btll up Wmfield 5 10 p - - - - - · ____, - -- - Grac• Crabtree , Carol McCall Members ollhe ,Hospilal Auxlll· panntawe \lr and Mrs Wll· law made "re•pecHng an ... m. , John K. up Winfield UO IIRfHS DIVORCES Sara \larkham Poll) aod O.b ary will be In char&e of tile Uam Sheridan. Sr , . .omeroy, tabllehment ol religion.'' or lp m, Fort Dearborn down , IlEAL IiilA It orah Hakes Jdfrey Brofford booth ,• Mr and Mrs Olen Gl'n 1"abridg1ng the right of free Winfield 9 p m: National up ; DIArH~ 1\\AR"'"G~S Alberl Anderson 1\JII Jam Bel . bf!rru!r, COlumbus Great grand- j speech ·" Ithat other rights Wi.ofeld 10;40 p.m , HeleD z. liaTMI 011 WIIK Rom .. IUid bu roal v;a~ on I Mo rt ""11'1 ctier, Mrs I-:sther Colemal•. 11 ANNOUNCIS D4llGBTER BORN bthetll are Mre Jdhn 8hall be preserved,'' and that,down Winfield 12 ~I m.: Lu T~o~MII•r-Mr a~illlfl< MC>Ier liar n.I'I•J Pari., Mrs. LJdCI Leonard Da\ld 0 Mr aDd Mrs. Fredrick ThOm· Batley. Forest Run, Mrs Em~ the people ..Shall be secure iD ey Jan~ Luc~ down Winfield ~".a "::";.,;•!•:at.. :.tr:u't;;:;..,.!:r~ ' ft Manr•ng, Glen Soles Jr Mrs The Employment at 11 01 of Cbelhire are announcing ma Srrulh and Mrs Clvde Craig 1 thetr effeet.cl '' I ~ a m , Solvay up W1nfteld :~·.:;,tll ~~rt~~~~u ~~~~::.~:: \? " E!:i~~"E' :,·"~~~;.!t.~~u 1! 't1 :_~: Bt!lle Dawson Mrs S h 1 r t e ~ 118 WednHdl)' ~Tr •nd '<olfl L.,·n al!l"r a I n.ge ri n, tllftiUIB He "'I~ a Keels, Mr>~ Gladus \Jve! s ~1rs •• birth of I daughter 1 Ch eri ] ol Pomeroy. Chrfstina Lynn has And also, that the st&te8 may 13 11) a. m 1 w h' t ler rl!'tl red bl ~ <'M ITI.Ith Mr S.al:ldan was J !4 ounces. Grandparent~ are two ststers, Mana. a1e five, "prohibit' ' certain ril}lts to 1 ~~·G~;o~;. Mi~" 1 1 ~ P mra~r bMn ," G •ll " 1ounr' on \lanh lfl Opal Tatkett ~),an {{Pese .Jr • nt d h n.J mi Sid ¥10:.\ 1691J w n of tll• late Gr.anl and EUz11 J J lh SN Connio Fer VHf. " Lewarum, bol'll August 28 at I and Anlta age three ~!~ f,.~~: ;~u: P e: • nd ~ mou ~ 1nder' ru. n•.arrl ~ i!" wu ~" Ronme ADrams Mrs. 'eht la 1 e governme 511 4 1 IDG Mn Rona41 Mml!'r I Car TIM f orme r Maud~ Ra.ndln; who pre Stey;art :\-Irs Ella Sharp \frs in "-'Upoils - - - - -- - - - - I All of these terms have som~ IMr New Fall Hair Sty~, Holzer Ho""'tal OJYJ \TtY d 11 t ced ro<! h lm .n death seven 'ea'~ .aau 8 20 Hours: 9 AM to 5 ,..~ The babu weighted 7 pounds, shirt Great grandmO\her Is difference of 111ct meaning but t 1 ::~...A~p~t~~ ,. m • • ' sun 111nc &on is La .... rcnu• s.nd Halite Morgan, R1cbard ' - pearl Edwards Nora Bobo of Cheshire Thl8 Ul•• were used In 8u·• attempt to 1-"~ I T mudJant ••d T!Mr.. George Open Wod. Evanllll . .. " hvrsdey - ' 'r Ill d l1 " ,... rane I ~ I!'T'l .~~ tll!!Tt"el"Y!UI!' hrt'e ;landlbiiUr•n {ave I Greer wIIIanl R]('{' Mr and u lUJiJ 11: Elliott n:w. Hnl A"• Gallipolh '"' and .._ Sopbla Thomas, Cht· t~ couple's fu•st C!hlld. l vent future miJlnterpretati011 of •op 7 23 p m ~lr and \INI f'h~r,e~ .~.: real Iii amlthlldren Ql.hel fill II \\(Ill' Humpbrey ~1rs PhylliS Kiser. "',, -cc..;;'"'='-~ -~ --~~ - - - ""i. - - - - A ChevfiUPt 307 Porumoulh ILd flllll atl'l tbl'!!!! Sl!t.tltft lllld two brothfltfi, ' lly Appointment so Ill 'ir ~n~ 'fr~ l>.ul Pilll.l.l l'IIA uma ~anden 'ttu Carne lo'll Harold Cochran, Tern IP.f' Ma • ::J• • I for presentation to theAssembly Jegisla- years Children three to 1ve three• YAY ~by~...: his brother in Pltlsburjlt, Pa tors at the 107th Gen old from are mviied w'!ekorvlj!lt• bereo• ..., Wltll her•l:wu~~dla~mi~!le:d~w:llh~p:ray:e:r~a:ndl~~~:·~· the Mlzpeh. over the weekend. in January. A readwg program .Ja parenta, )l!r. an4 Mr!J Chllrles H18 statements Indicate one planned lor children bl grade McElhinney, Eddie Miller, wboR mother o{ the lllOiit profitable years ev· one througn three. II will meet MIBS Edltll K)elu of New Uvea in Crown Cit¥, h8!l been er lor state , and county em· eaCh Saturday from I to 2 p. m. York City and hl!r sister, MISs transferred from Huntington ployee beoeflts. It is designed to lead children Hulda Klebl, Middlepol'l, heve Veteraos Hospital to the Ler· The 0 C.S E A. announces, to enJOY a variety of books g~ne to C!!~bus where By Helen lngton Veterans Hospital I or Saturday Del. 1 at 5 p.m. In tile All cbildren of the count,y )Viii VISit w1t.b their slstar, ~s. special surgery. He IS oilll In Gallia County Jumor Fwr and city are InVIted Sarall RoQert 1\ayser, who Ill bavmg Bottel a senouo condition. l!flliUlda u the date, time and Stoney, a member of lbe lib- surgery. ' place for the seoond of the rary stall, Is in charge. John K Sl!li,ll), ,Jr_. Charles· Miu Mary B. Halliday, two picnics 81ld w1sbes 11 clear· " ' ftlri,, W ,ya, ,vjslled Will\~ mo· KISS THE GAL GOODBYE like they "jWII thought they'd 1daughter of Attorney and Mro. ly koown thai all oubllc em I Rr"o Grande PT • ~., Mrs, J. b\; ~mill\ RVI'I' the stay another couple of days 11 John E Halliday, ha• return. ,. " -kend 1 Dear Helen ployees and fam.lles are wei· Hofd.F~rae Meet '' ' ' 1 am 30. There is a young Ia· the Smiths " ed to Ohio Wesleyan Univer come. Rio Grande PTA held Ill TQDI JM'O~, , Mr. and dy who tells me she likes ""' , I 'II never understand t h e sity lor her senior year. tof" ~ I,l/Qhl ~~~~!~d;i, ve l mucn, bul she " going to "vacation mmd " Don't they first meeting of the year Thu.., ~ . PIIIIW from 'C DJJrrV another guy Sbe said know we like to make plans ] Tom Danner wdl return to day night The event was lea• 'C'alllorm.. mre he will she doesn't Jove h1m and too' - READY TO MOVE I his duUes on the Tribune Mon· lured by an open holl!le. ·' 'p t!rl fO gq to VIet NaJII. wants me to contmue to ,.. P s. How would you greet day following a two week vacatheThe pro~mglnop~ with the bell,;ppter,dlvision her them? lion He 81ld his family spent group g , h8!l jWJII!nlsh"" training in Dear R to :II part of the vacation with his America". Allee Baugbnilm led ba!lll llld V;;u,la D~h:~ should I do? - IN With reservations - at a wtle's relative• in Athens PI'. PLEASANT - Seven for- the pledge to the nag alld d.. Mra Bernard Schramm motel on the other side ol town! eJgD IDIS810nary men are sch· ~":s.given by Mrs. rovlllturnaf'ed to her home in Zal•·ll Dear In Dbout _ H. Miss Libby Cherrington, eduled to speak during the M1s- The meeting "" pr~ided ov· e 1er a visit here with ber Butt out' - H. Dear Helen daughter of , Attorney alld Mra. s10nary Oonference to be held b Mrs Jamea Merry vice daughter and family, Mr. and Dear Helen 1 have a little boy siX months W1iham P Chemngton, bali Sept 18 through the 25th at the :es~enl Plans were made to Mrs. Jobn L)'ons and lamUy, What do you do w1ih a bus· old He ,. very good with me enlel'ed Marshall UnlvefSlty for Fa1th Gospel Church at Galli· hold the Halloweeo carnival an I Bernard, J?ebbie, Linda and band who bas taken to fault and anyone else who playa w1tb her freshman year. , pohs Ferry eac~enlnf_'Wgln. Ort :19th, with Mrs. Larry Tom 1mdmg - not JUSI ~1th me, but him, but when his father comes Qlllr, Jl 7!)1!1 p , .~'!''l'g to Smith as chairman. Mr. and Mrs. a.,.cqe Fowll'f w1th the rest of tbe family' AI· Ihome from work and wanta to the' ~astOf,'the Dori Me· All parenis Introduced them· lett Saturday for !bell: bome ~o 11 anyone comes to 6 u r pla~, oL• son screams the mmMellon selves and their dllldrep. Mrl. In St. JaiQa, Florida, follow1 house when they have left be lute he poks hun up. He keeps S<heduled speakers for the Merry Introduced the new prtn. lng a visit here with relaUves talks about what s wrong With 1on crymg until my husband / ft cooference are the Rev , Don clpal, Mr. James Daug!unan, alld friends /1'1 Boft life In lhem, not what's good about lets go of him and g~vea hun Adams, West Indies Mission, wbo gave a short talk and 1J1.. Wallace Bradford It I aursJ· lhem ThiS goes on for h' s to me. Why would this be? Magnolia Temple Pythl811 Sis· Haiti; the Rev Harry Cox, Su- traduced the faculty. cal patient at St. Maeya Hoe!anuly as well as mine. He ters of Pomeroy met m regu- d811 Interior Mission, Nigeria; The room count for attend· pltal bl Hunllngtoo, W. Va. He wasn't alw•ys like this, built's IUPSET PARENTS Jar aesston Thursday evening the Rev Ralph CUtherell T E ance was won by Mrs McCoy's II recoverln8 aaUafactorlly at 1 geltmg worse We try to please IDear U P w1th Ethel Stewart, most excel· A.M. of West PakiStan; the ROV: grd' :lW" and the the boapltal him but we don't succeed any Back to the !GAP, I'd say lent chief, preSidmg Dallas Green, North Afn£ail , dren In 11b11J .I'I!Gill were Larry Finegold, stuclent at mn;e - DISCOURAGED WIFE your husband may come at the Th ti ed I rl I '"-Ion, the Rev Howard Bar· ated with •-- :....;, __ '""·y. Oblo Uolveraity, visited Thurs1baby too las!, or, more 1mporte mee ng open n tua • """' ""' w~ """' Dear Wile jan!, not sense his moods. Fath- JSIIc lorm. Alice Fisher was rigar, West Indies ~~·~ Following tbi ~am the day evening with Mr. and Mrs. MY IGAP ("I'm Guessing A· ers have a tendency lo thillk reported u quite Ill in Meigs Brazil, the Rev. Leo Jovanol pareata toured 1M rooms. fte. Emerson Jones. ga~n Percept 1on •J tells me your IANY lime is the right time" to General HIISpital and Gladys vich, of Afnca Mission; and th• fre!hmeD~ were servflla the Mr and Mn, ~ CIIIIIIOII husband hates himself because play with thelf children, not Cuckler Is home from hospital Rev. Lewis W Dutbln, open air cafeteria during 1 aoclil hour. 10n, Todd of CGnnelllt, Ohio, he has begun to tbink he 18 a Irealizing that babies, like tired and convalescing nicely campaigner, USA. apent the weeblld with her c;l!~reOII & Slgebrush-N•W·J Wldlhl fa~lurc ~hen a man feels llfe husbands have tbe!l "Do Not A communication was read Slides will be sbown and specpai'ontl, Mr. and Mrs. ~allace has deall him nothmg but low Disturb" 'moments too !rom V!lgmia Seif grand cblel lal coetumes will be worn '' I BradfOrd. · blows, he diStrusts everyone a· II be c811 unagme how HE in regard to Grand Temple sea. Mr. alld Mrl! John Lyo~ and round h1m Bitterness and Jeal· rnl&bt react to bemg hmsted by SJon A meetwg of the Past family were dinner guests ousy take over He tries to cov· 8 g~ant m rough tobacco-smell· Ch1els was announced lor ThursI Tbursday evening ol their 8011, .r h1s cwn - perbaps •magin· mg coat, then he may under- day, October 6 at the borne ol PT PLEASANT _ PlllliS are Mr. 81ld Mrs. Johh Lyons and MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1011 ed - shortcomings by erltlctz. stand wby h" baby cnes - and 1BeroJCe Ebersbach bemg fol'llliiiPted ~ a buffel ~·~J;oh;"";Y:·:IJI::G;:alli::polla=~============""""'""=::::;:l~ '"' olhers let hiS son get to know him stow· A social bour and giJDeo w,re dinner 81ld dance to be held II l!us IS a rad1cal change ly. - H enjoyed PT PLEASANT - Mrs Ma· Sept 29tb beginning at 1:30 p. and one he can't overcome him· ry Froendt ol West Columbia m m the National Guard ArJn. ;elf once he recogmzes I he DePalr Heletenll " think It' Anlfela Morlfan Hta has received a cash scholar· ory, according to an abniiUIICIURIIII 1 """ then counselmg "entindl· ease " you 8' L..l--. p -" from the Wes1 VJrgJrua men IIrom HOlllt Smith' Ch-'lor all right for a 15¥..·year old rrtrr.uuy arty "'"P .... COIIIniCIJIII cated Make an a ppomtm boy who just •ot his learner's Mr 81ld Mrs Howard Mor· Home Demonstration Council to man of the Mason County DemWhatever your taste In furniture, hlm w11h your famll•' doctor, perm 1t to drive the car with sev~ gao or oayton1 Wa-tu •- were •--'- attend the Ho me Demonstra- ocra"we ExecuUve CommlUee. you cu ehoose with ~Dfldence and let HIM take II from there. 1en mernbe n ol the 1amty mg part of their vacation iJ1 t10n Leadenhip Trairung Con· Tlcketa will be SQid for $5 1 10 trom FlmteeL Whether you s.. - H • Ill, _ WORRIED MOTHER the Gallipolis area with Wllber leren.. which Is held on Sep~ a plat• and may be obtained lect coll!emponry, tndltlonal, moDear Helen IDear Mother· Stoney and Mr. and Mra John ember 18 • Z3 at Jackson's Mill from each district committeedem or coloDW, you will find an Summer company 18 b a d l"or safety's 81ld the boy's Morgan, gave a birthday party Mra. Froendt will partiClpate man or by calling Grace Somlmpeeeabla elecuce In every place enough when you'ro m a resort •ake NO' A beginning driver for their doul!hter. Angela, In a claes entiUed 'Using Pack· ervilie at phone 67Ji.300l. that will be a proud addition to area but bow about tbeae peo- ,1 15 nervous enough Wlth one per. who was two yell'll old Sltur- aged Protlntm Ktts " At a Ia~ Robert Bailey, Secretary of your home. Thll dlltlnetlve Pies· lteel ltyllna It IVIllable In IOfU, pie who says they're coming Ison in the car Seven back oeal day , er dare, she will relay the m· State, will be guest speaker and oectlolllla, tndtes, chairs, and a uo certam weekend then dnvers might well push him tn. The afternoon party wu beld lormaUon obtained through this several othe)' dlgni!Mtes are unlCJ..ue _lof•·•leeper. Hulldreda and "'"' or wire at the last min· to an accident - H on the Stoney lawn Those at- clasl to other members of the expected to attend Ill addJUon bUIItlre41 ~ fabrla, all dftoratorute and tell you they've cbang· This Clllumn ts ded1cated to I tending were Klmbei'IJ, Gl!ll- Mason County Home Demon· to local candidates oelected for lleau~ correctneu, •d their plans and will be there tamBy Jiving, so If you're bav· : don and Tod Allen, Donna atraUon Clllbs Tbe "Packaged give you a eholCI' of oolldlln a VI• later' You've' got the ho,.. Jmg kid trouble or JUSt plaiD I Smith, Kate Morgan, Mlldrad Program Klta" are a new trend I TO MEET rlety of rieh weavu, prints, quDte4 fiXed up, beds borrowed, meals trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Lu and the Stoney family. A,. that will ~ used by the clubs The regular meeting tl tbe fabrics, mat.~wea, bloeldel, 1114 planned, evelt partially cooked, She will also welcome your gela received many niCe lifla. bl 1867. Mrs. Froendt ts a Gallia County Cltl2etlS Band - - MIDDL!PORT, 0. olber fl8bl0111ble fabrics. and there you are, deflated. """ amusing gperiences Ad· The guesis all received favors member of the S"'salras Radio Club, Inc , will be held They "cantel out" for com- drees Helen BotteJ in care of ~ relreabmenta ollce a'llllt, Homemmrs bl which she " Wednesday at 7:30 p. ':"· lD lbe pletely Mlf~teretl reuotll, thla Dewapaper. cake and kooi ade MH served. rtmaltonal leader. K. ol P. Hall. ~ ffl \:o:V.:: Pan Inter, From F J/ p a. •. Wtfh Ch1ldren I s:•• ru:" 'o Cl't \ Notes w· f'!f!~!Progr8J8 r·. MenUsed In Presentation of Ideas _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.., I Bap'fist Ladies Given Program On 'MI"rac"e' THE HEAJ>.TO·TOE· sparkle of .. ny) will be the t<>ed'o untlorm thlo oemeoter. All Yillyl coat (le!l) b11 ftap pockets aad eonlr18tlng trim. Space·age hat olen unique protecbop in tnelement weather and avant-garde s~linJ any tfme. Boots tn tile ne\\.,~ wet looK eome ill whlle with blue d'd )ellow paldleo or red and blue patlheo. Strlk· . lllg block and wblle vlnyl cO"ot (right) and mateblnl ohbly black booto and oport hat combine to complete this ehic eostume. Semihlgh pull-on booto have thick pile lluing Vl.nJI COlis from U.S. Jlubber, bbolo are Eskiloos .,.d bats are r.y Commodore. ' eigs~ Event 5 EVen t5 I Elementary PTA Sponsors et-Acquainted Sessron = Adults Can~~ . • ~ I ..1 ' ' 41 1 Tope tiS ThLrd Atv• GIUtpoll.- sott 1!31 p m and ll t lUHt \l u <h <~ tlu s Dulill~· Htek't 1'r•ll•r ( oun G•l U t 1Upolbr dallt:lt.. r ..,. a Ill a • H'ol~r HOt Pital c:cc-:::-:-c lUJerr hrrtltt a~>d LureD Sand.en, }onev Mrs Sadie Sklr<m a ll of R4 L (ro,.n lit~. •nd Mn Stnn!ev Harlo'l' of S prlntfle14 Stf'l. 1 Sylvu:~ Srrutl le Hend1f' ] Jen ieH 'H'rc heW Tbur.dfl v attltl101'1'1 at t ile ~erce rvdle Bapttlt t hlU'Ch , Ik1DS, Enc Landrum Unda a~~d buri<~IW ,. '" \lerror"ll" ('flr!lfo Ch h oe.&TH& OF WIIK t t.ery .,.oder <iirerUon of th' • L ;, :;:u~r~c;;... . . .,.. Westfolll, 11, Vlnl.on rttldetlt 8\e,en; Fllneral Hromt' :, 1 and. retlrl'd emplo•e ut the UaUlPI))i• Stale In•tllU!.e died SfltUnla> nlght •1111• IUrblrty, 14 • Cr o~n CHY in flolz~>r Hoap1tal He •Bs born 111 ~adent <hf'C1 Wl~!lpecUI4ly on bllt on Mom.da' Villt.on count,. DD July'J JBia •on ot li.I'IIM flit of Ute 1M late Edwin and lia'lma H411tll: , from aa IPPI.tllllf. heart a.n:r.rlt, He WIP\ffll l:ii&m .urlllfl to !lv. Old Y.:i s born 111 GaUlll rotmiV 011 July 22 lllft took plan on Jutte 21J lH'I. 18112, lOb of th• late j(r .mil llltn ~ MJ'I Geor•l• !LI'lll\tldJ', botb (II Thoma. 8cl1'11!!f't'Y fle ·~ survtYrrl are, Wll!llll)' we1UaU. a\ home Le bv his "'tfe, the fenn1r Edith Tay my WaUall of lAtbSilOJI, Rob lor, and th!'ee 1nn.t and four !l.auaht 111'1. 'Weetlell aud Mrl Mi ldred Buah ••, Donalcl ef Gallipolis Elllil of both of CoiUIDbUB , J•me.-o W•etfall C'to'l<n Clt)'o N~J.oa 111f Cu.llodtm. W . , GalUPOU. 111u !IeoNie rrebtrH \a :'du• ~In SCirberr:r of KwTl ml4 G~tll• Kmnedy both ot cane, ¥.i \ ' fl Mn lrem1 Mllddcnr. Of Bldwen otber .unwon are fou r ColllJDbutl Mn~ Lu.cllle Q\IUI.treU Of ~rolhlll'l ud thr" 1111en Carl .. Ci.l.llodtn W \Ia. and Mn: Nora Me O.WPoli1. Emor7 ¥nd :!h1 Man \.'ey of Coehocton Tben! •~ 1'7 SpJ.res both of Oolumbu~ F r ink 8l.Dldchlldn:D an41 1 . ,..., 81'100• Wesui.n o£ 'Poial Rock l atn • • t'blldTen Set'\'lcu ~•re Jlelo:! Trl1lf'l 1 we1ttall ol Sprinlfteld and 'trM da~ afterDOOh al tbe fUU ge Nora ICJ:Iotu of Rldw1U llr We1\. Bap11st l hutch and D\11'\al 'o1ii.S ID fall wu a JD""-bu of Sprlnrheld Linton llid,.c emeterY W&tUtt Cb11n!h Servte•• were held '1\lMdQ aftemooll 111 'bll Mrt Ol' 1'\t ural flome an4 burlal Wb 111 rb• PHONE 992.2741 1l • 127 Mulberry ........_.......-....-.-li:c£::::::i1:iii:iii "m•r• who calls on me buysll new JIADIO~. --·L'<'' :'II•"' Mrl r ••rUt J'ttrrtew ~emelen - HEARING SOME DON'T NEED ONE and we tell them! where you wonner whether or not a would be benefll'lal' Our testing ,. FREJ: out obligation. inil our recommendatiOIII! call or wnte lor au appointment 111 lba yaur home. �.. • 0 -------- . --· ... -~ .. ~· - .1.- .. " . ' \ "DI!~'s~to__Dl!tes Mothers' Club . Personal Notes Has -c:0:.0~~ Husbands are Guests Thl~l*rt 11o DIJOl&i Moth· e met lhLs i!ftk at 1M IJome i!l.¥rt· ' •'· 'liicilard Vanco, and ~eyed a *kOut 11 wu the flrtl.,~l of the year for the ~. preSided over by 'Mrs. Vernon Rllllsell DevoUODI given by the liOatesa and roll caD wae anawered by namlni favorite grilled toed. Mrs. Vanco, 11ayl and means ebairman, outlined plans lor a rummage •.,e. Program boo~< were h81lded Pllt, and the pro'· ers ' gram cioaed with the League prayer The ~out, wlllt hlllll,and! as guests, toUb!Ved tlte lll~t· ing Present were Mr. and Mrl!. Vernon Runell, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stover, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs Robert Roth&eb, Mr. and Mrs WilHam Russell, Mr. •and Mrs Phillip Heck and the ' host and hostess. N~t meetins will be Ort 3rd, at the home of Mrs. Nor· man Mitchell. ·• FromPomeroy I ._'nleS!Uidar'J.'i!l!l!~l.lwlday,sept•I•; 1 '" Pqems fllghllght Ladi,. AJIIptOtirom Poems featured the Septem· "The ,Mitkln~ 1t Fit;~... -rz.• ~·~. ~ F~,J of Ladles Aid at the h011111 of Today," was given by Mrs Akron aiHved Wedneiday night Mrs. RaYJ!Iond Carter las! Chari&• Burn~tCA q~iz on Mo• called bf the illness Of his week. es wao dlre~ted..lly Miss E• '' mother, Mrs. William Fishel The meeting opened Mlh the Lawless \ Mrs. Gladys C1,4Jer return- slngblg o1 the "Old Rugged Mrs May W!l<on and ' ' 1 ed hOroe TuesdtY1rom Holzer Crosa" foiiO)Yed by the Lord's Fuller w~e suests ' and II Hosplt!ll and 11 convaiesolng Prayer. Mrs. Carter reid the members were preJetll nicely. scripture lesson. Tho;e receiving birthday gift, Mr and Mrs. Gratis Bryan Poems read were: "The An. were Ruth Fuller' and Ali c • o1 Powhatan Point arrived Sst- vii of God's Word," by Mrs. Sjlragile The meeting W8!1 cios· urday lot an overnlghl VIsit Sieve Fuller "I Wpt to Be ed with the Mizpah. Next meetwith Mrs llladys CUckler They Like My Lord," bf Mnl. Bill lng wiD be Thursday. Oct 13, were ai!cdmp81lied home today .llers!nger, "On the Mountain of at the home of Mrs. ' Curley by Mrs. Cuckler. Despair,'' by A&nes Myers and Kemper Mrs. 0 0 Clee~ of Portland erpr~se spent several days the past Cheshire-~er week wltb Mrs. Dessie Palter· • Mrs. Carl Moore, Pomeroy eluding, Food For Though~ son. RD, entertained the Willing Mrs. John Smith, Let H1m No[';~er of :,"':avUI~ The CheJblre Kyger Elemen. , Creek High the gue•t speaker Workers class of the Enterprise Know, Mls• Dorothy Long; '18 Robert W':;;,~e and : . tary PTA rneeUn~ held I as I The school {acui!Y wa• intro EUB chureh Thursday evening There Anything Quite As Love- !led his mother Mr;. WilllllD I week In the scbool auditorium 1 duced by Walter Rife prmrlnol at her horne, Rock Springs ly, Mrs Herbert Dixon, Life, Ftsher at Mel ~ General Hos· l W&!l R ~t flt"Onl'it'ltPd ~P'II:!II\on uf lhe elE.'ltJf''lt ~ ,.. 1 •r ""' ' 1 Road. Mrs Paul Frick, and In His pita!. Mrs FIS:er who accom with the principal' of Kyger llltroduced E Richard Fr.,,t The meeting In charge of Mrs Steps, Miss Genevieve Stobart. panied llim here' rem!lined to 1 Kyger H1gh principal, Mrs Ben Buck prestdent. opened Durmg the busmess sesswn, assist m the care of hir grand· Sarah Mosier JH~~· ~ n •I wtth the hymn. "ln the Serv1ce Mrs Everett BateS was wel I son J R Wamsley while hts I art The room counl wa!'l won 1 by the third and fifth gr liP of the Kmg," Jbllowed bl the I corned as a new member A moiher 18 at Holz~r Hospital Lord's Prayer tn umSJI:m Mrs report was given on the sale of With her daughter, Jllne Ann Offlctl'fl of the assonatlon co~ Myrtle Long read PC!alm 1 and sponges Plan5 were made for June AnD Wamsley, who was J the year are Mn W1~dt1 several poems were read jn- a s1!ent aucti~n at the October hH by a car Tuesday receJV- The Missiopary Society of Esh•naur pre~ldent Pal!iln( meeting The wonder box donal· I ing a fractured femur, IS con· Trledstone Baptist chwch held Thompson, vice preS!dMI: ·'"" ed by Mrs. Geoffrey W1lson was valescmg oocely bol will be their montjliy meeUng recent· ice Soisher, secretary, and (Jn awarded to Mrs Claude Hus- ocmlmed to Holzer lll>spltal lor iy, and Mrs Ted Stoney, presJ. Sarah Mosier. treasurer '"'" ted Each membe< gave 5 cenf.ol .,, weeks. ,. dent, gave the program on the mlttees for the coming vear lor each foot ol their height. Kenneth Jones and daughter, first nuracle, when Christ were read I At the close of the meetmg, Pllmeia. of Columbus, spent a I turned water Into wine Followmg the program re a dessert coLtrse was served weekend :with ·bls mother. Mrs Devotions w~re iven by the freshrnents of clip cake~. rnd .The first of the iwo annual , by the hostess !O the above and Clyde Jones and his slstor and stud leader Mrs~ Chester mffee were served by 'h' picmcs sponsored by the Ohio Mrs. James W11l Mrs Harley brother-ln·law, Mr and Mr$. Sc.ft d M' Fl d Lee slllth grade mothers 'l'h.t! as·o CIVIl Service emp~fyees AssocJ· 1Brown, Mrs Ed King, Mrs. Guy Rossell and daughter rs tu Ol' 1 • Idation meeta on lhe se<onl 1 1 ·;~ ation for all Statel onunty and Thomas Bentz, Mrs. Eldon a~ e SCrip re esSQn was Monday of each monlh municipal employees which was Weeks, and children/ Kelly and "'"'~-,..,.,- taAelln fthroml Edxlodus. t lid held last Saturday was attend· Tern Jo WII•on aod Brian Will. • e a " presen o elj~ ~y· ~pJ'<Illll'!'l~ly • three PerU~n(l/ how she had spent the day A.utobiol(raphv o/ hunared employees and families lng the busme" meeting reports .4ctress RelenJed Favorable comments were Mid~/eport were given by the secretary, ,beard all over on the tasty and ! · ' study leader, program leader, The autobiOgtaphy ol a lam well planned menu• rO~ram No::li' llkins 'J4 a patient ~~ lre~urc'l', card ucretar.y, and ous aCtress Is among the ~ev en new books released for cJr. After the , dinner the oi!Jcers St Jtl'l'pb's llospllal ill Park· on h4Jme miSSIOns. culation by the Gallla County of the Gall1a <:hapter was call· .~ llta Di triM L 1II- ersburg W Va for obo•~ Ito Mlaa HNOI Smith, ,wbo. ed to the stage aQd mtrnduced ua County s •• "' ' ·• ., "'"" n llfnt as a delegate to the ProvJ. DIStrict Library this week A as to their respecUve ofiiees ' rary will &lain apoosor a fall llll.d lra~\D!ent lo~Qwl~l ......,. dence ASSQC!abgn In ;\ugust, book of I1Chon is enlltled "The The working «>mmittees were and winter pregram ol ehild- ery earlier Mrs ~ jo at pve her~ Ml'll 'red Slon· Naked Runner" by Francis Clif. asked to stand in rerognitlon of ren's activities. It lfllil begm \tie ,home of .her ,6fslef.in·law, ey. and Mrs, Harcy Scott b 11 •• nd ___, Saturday Del 11 and contmue Mrs Wayqe Sloan, Pomet'oy -~- , th Non . flctlon volurnes •ncl••de a J'O we uune a wu Lt:t.;taV· • Rd. Yihile ~ JtasiQ.D -=uwna ,...rom e assoc1a1 18 1 ed by the dmers With a tremen· through Mey, 1967 cupe tinS '111 ir sCh 1tf!. Uon. "Father Agamst the Devil" by dous applause. A pre • smoot story hour Ia of .,rcaArlhur• he JI!Oil. lhl!l'bi~l Plans ,were made to enter- Edward S. Gifford, Jr, "Up 1 •-•Kenneth Mah 811, the asm 1an1 sehetluled each Saturday from parAAii "' • as een Wl I the "" "•lden Statr, " by Eli za beth - • I!Otlle lad',.. fro m the Ga· 1 11 executive secretary ol the OC 10 30 to 11·30 a. m. 'l'bere wi M p .:e$~ llpolis State Institute Yates, "81rd Songs," by Nor S E.A., revtewed many of the be additional acUviUes inchl!l· rs. Y ~ r Cbll· There were eight present at rna Shllwell; ''A Gilt of Joy," most unportant resolutions !hat ed so that the chli~D's in':J: !:n~le~E~c ~ Ly~ lm~e lbe rneeUng beld m the church by Helen Hayes; "The are now ready or being readied I 1!1!1 m books will be lncreasl cino "•"( • Fellowship Room. The group sales," Zoe Oldenbourg, 1 11 ~~-~ were Ent ' Ch urch C/ ass Meets With Mrs. Carl Moore as Hostess Gailia by her meeting of the Weoten\lan Allee Sprague A reading, "My • K' Wd CledI'fh Morks, W'//" I lam mg are ' e Sept. Eleventh l·n Rutland Church G()od Crowd Hand for First Of Two Picnics ISeen'ahd Heurd I Wilham J Kmg and Cled1th lam!ly the bride's uncle John Jane Marks were united Ul Kmney ail of Athens, Edward mamage Sunday, Sept II at J Kmg, Susan. and Charles W 11 o'clock at the Church of Kmg, Pomeroy Chn!ll, after Sunday School at Followmg the ceremony, a Rutland, 10 a r!ng ceremony receptwn was held at the Those attendmg wero t h e h f M nd M Ed ani groom, parents, Mr and Mrs orne 0 r a rs w ~"dward King and son. Jac~ F Kmg Th• weddmg cake, twoKm brother. Waiter and Ed· layers and white and pmk, and na ~;o children, Evonda Ca I sandwJchs. coffee, and Kool ade g, J F were s!'I'Ved. rol Pamela. ane ranc1s 1 Ma) and Waiter Anthon"Y; the The ne~ Mr and Mrs Kmg bnde s mother, Mary J DaviS, Will live m Athens where they and brothers, Orv1i Ie Marks. are empIoy ed and Joe SISters Mrs Els1e 1 Mr and Mrs. Franklin King Young aod famtly Mr and ol Columbus were not able to ~rs Gladys Young and family, attend but sent the br~de and Mr and Mrs Henry Young and groom a gilt and best WJShes Attorney and Mrs Wilham R. NI d llild B M".:~" :~n c ~nd ';;';~n ;:;.~~ retur~ed to their home m'wood land Hills, Calif' after speld· mg ' 'vml we'k< •'"'''"~ the" parents, Mrs. L. H. Nelson and Mr and Mrs. C. L Mastei s Mr and Mrs. Joe Walters and son, of Urbona were m Gal· h hs Thursday Fonnet resid:ta of Gallipolis they were enroute to Durb;m N C ' · Duke' where their son will enter University as 1 !reshm81l ' · Mr and Mrs FrBnk Irion of Lower River Rd. are visiting I ) I I River NeWS I I Pythion Sisters Meet Thursday a n rOtneroy HUBh Pupp/88• caBua/8 Scholarship "s Aworded for Training Meet I Buffet Di,.tflr Dance Planned September 29 THE SHOE BOX ......... CHOOSE FUXSTEEL 1 • • ...,..u.r BAKER FURNITURE Termed \ Event H. 9P'"" 1 Seven WiII Be EIec,, t Rutland Group i) t ..... . ,.. .m ° I \ / ) j Lotan. ;.,:-;., va "'J.soo I ·J!i, week'sRoundup GLAMOUI !, BEAUTY SALON , .· F.l CONNIE TE~· Voice of Broadway Their friends are ce~ "Abby," the l'15t Cugat incum· the Coc, Cola 'company'• "Tal· I Dma Merrill and Chff Robert- Ibent's given ~andie Walter I entavJJie U.S A." teen,age talent son w1n make thlngs more per· lltennan\ at 72.took up golf I«>ntest Lorna's plainly pomanent .. The•late . Doratllf I1avin Susskind stated pubUcJy, tent personality and lleautlfully K11gallen's doughier Jlll expects "!Mil never do anothor Broad· pure singing voice broaght not Andy way snow" That'• step ill ooey rav~ ~'~'Views from such II 1 baby by Chrislmas Griffith's threata- they alwaya the rij~bt directiOn Tbe,Liv· your h81'Jlly humbly but ,from 10od< - tltatlastaeason was his Jbnes to star there whne his agents, producers and others llltar'ftgular TV ao-round plus ing Room's1ttlni! to bcio'k ~ ~us to •fin lbo lov•ly ~.,. his nifty NielaetlS was the stral- SQn Jack purro m the Plaza s.ie to contracts Loma wegy that gave AndY 'tuke of Hotel's Persian Room, il ,AI· ),y deci~ nor to KO careerinl some $10 1100 extra a week. ~S Jan's smart he'll decllne i A- bnto BtOdway or TV just thett, «>rridor : talk ~u.lt , ii&y N1 Y.' rlall team qoick-«eni lor but to finish her IICboollti&. most Campanella, Doi!ier hall-of fa. lite wife of one o! its - baUU. upe;:tally, be< !raiDing u a mer cctppli;Ltn.C. ._r tragedy, •tars 81ld faster than you cotlkl class1c~ smger The fine bap has big g!M)d.'newi W!lf!Dln8 up diamantle a mickey, he happily PY endiDI· Lorna's J\1!1 been tn the bltllpeu . ~,taa Ve,as s~rted parkmg bali• in the SJgned b)' the MetropoUtan Opbotel ~ lbe mi4htitJt mlgraine outfield seats era Company for featured roles of all: v~ defiCits alr•t"'Y La1me Kazan'"' mother lOki with ita National Company, led So hie. llltre'• Uttle ·i:ontro) of her parkm& lot m Brooklyn the by Rise Sieve~ .The Mel anytbinl from rambiiti& pay. day her daughter opened her pact is more unpre&SI¥e when offs to suppllel. whlcii d!Sapo nltlhtclub act Samantba q. ,ou understand that Mlu Pal· pear 86 11 everyooe In the kit- gar shook up tbe congrepUOII las auditioned u just oneol \'Ole@ chena"\Vere rollinB snakHioes. at Lo!Jion's St. ~lary's Cbtmb imtlni t,Oill- but a v ce of !l'ben sbe showed up for her creal peauty backed by UDCOIIIConp~ft ' Fr&1l~ hasn't had a_ !,'In's chr)steninl aporttng a 111011 Wisdom when she decided ~II record Ill a ~~·· bof iiiJnlwrt 1 full four • "' nor Ill try for II 0111 bii Ollell!e ailll colllcled $21,1100 a weulri bove the~: the cleJ1Y1D811'' shot Hll Record which ll!ort in rught clul11 and Pll)led Ill 6~ eyebrows sh\lt up even luriJietl tfte ibe G4berwtle break• a C(llwdJ Xavier Cugil'l Preu· l!iX years IJO we wrott ~bciul I~tatt . ~llilallom lo on ~everal TV lhowt < J;laJiu, • Cartier, ~ lb!s very jllte~ ~ JQUI!g to Ilia bride ataro ., 'flUII9ia, YOJIIIC'ler who. ~ ~ ~ t;r:J Lorna •f ~ ' I I' 4-H Leaders HOl'Se Show ' Us I I poor I Helen Help ;:!': ill m_____ 0 ;,! meet' GALLIPOLs I I 1 Seven Men in Foreign Mission Work to Speak ~ . . ., . fAdulla Clll belp IIPitl! t b. ~ Aftty palhll ~·" !bat Ia lhe sJfel1 tllelll blitll lol)owad during the mOitlb of ~mber in -... edlooll. t1J1w1b the coopetaliOil of Cbt B!ERoNYMOOS specified righta 01 w~rds and statementa, A giatlng example of bow a 1 ' ' ' and 1biufes 'or meintns:' very slight change In wording 8IIIIQ FKIDAY ~nilln~ the many and perhaps can make a mucb ~eater ~~ ~ ltnerRl~~~~ the wanama Hlgil SchOOl juitlfiable criticisms Q/ this cMnge in lntatpretallon Is 8 w cheerleaders will holtt • ~ ~l[lrll! I& tii.it 1111 116Jnelilnes found ih the common tnliilatlng AI4lolll0blle of SaQihelll 1 and 11111 ride at the bo!DO 0 ochool dance with the 'jay• thi. Written' 111 II<IIi)ewbat Uli!Jlb!W· of the exact wotds of Section l <~*>. Mrilar;n~ s~v: FrldlY nliht 11 t1tt Wal!aMe lfble langua;~. that wo~ aro or Art. XIV. which reads, "nor The club bls dlstribote4 IIIII' ol w · en IIJCh cYm lollowlns thl \\>ail\1· used which \are not always deny to aey parSQn Within lis ~ Ill' tcbln'"O ,... 11 12 noon. ma•Middleport football game 1 pari of the average voeabu- jurisdiction the ·eqgal protecfll'lllll wltldl wiD be carried out GRACE Method! t WSCS CI<· from 9 p.lll. to 11 p.m. <l!:S'l'l. lary and that left!«<ctl are lion of the law• ' Thio is often by ed;oota durlntl the next nllll cles 1 ll at 6.30 P m SATURDAY ' dra,;.. o~l leo loqlor aaly WI· quoted as "equalltv under the mOnti)S. The Jtrst moctth's theme ......, ..,.. tiAifiC . - f WI Hed · 1 MEMBERS of tltt ldtchell derslandfiiJ. law," a change which, is based on 1D Amel'lcan Au• c•l II! p~son;:~u~ will g:e and dlnina room oommltleee ol All o1 which 11 very Ulety hardly noticeable In tell, mobile AsaOCiallon ~wiJmiDg 0 po;w submitted by a Cleoeland 1he edult WiWJIIIIIIJ, • A1 • r vo b e 1sa hobi\ry ptA and Bedford tno> pertinent cr!Hclsm. For the ttoduees an assumption 0 :"ed, a~d. me:;biers • r Ithoro ari a;~eil l<f'teport at the reaoon that a great maey ol the equallty not to be found in the hlih school student It Is bellll judgnlent lnd approdl • M ated al sehoois throughout the highly valued by 11*1 ,_., ed to li~K be;"~' t , scnooi, Saturday at I p m t~ •drp• presented In l)lli, ootumn aetna! working of this or any 8 ~1'1 oos I help prepare the Stmner dnner are not conC~JVed m the mmd claust ln Mr ron~t1brttnn KYGER CR.. na~on stel'!l." can help lbe ~:',-:' . . will .-t at 7 "" P m. fHt RU1 LAND Roo I"'' d John P. II'Wlll executive vice 1 just by recognlJinl the 111 tbe bi h scheel cafeteria. qf tbe writer, bul are, mstea • w h thest, and mnny other prt.Jdent ol the Southern OhiO ' ant job they are dolftf, M .... BUSINESS and I Booster, club will sponsor an those of philosophers ~ think· ampies in mind the writer ' euto club satd that adult coop- I ed ' Profealioul Women'• Club ) after game pance: thls s·,.~ut 111)' ers of bnth lhe recent and re- ~ust conimue to use the ongtn· erttUon with Safety Patrol chlli The auto club offl~al I 6 30 Iwght al the Rolland Jlrade mote pallt. the reolatetn•nt ol ;tr*n "can be di!lp)sytd througb out that the tralflc ~;:'::;roo;, P m. school gym to!lowmg t~Poln· · FurtherniOt~ mSilY of I he ~.te~~~~and philoiiophleo o( r..pect for the palrals wben..,. of school ag .. pedMtrlans "ft~, 1'anda eroy~utlond fooiball Rinn- The atatemen~ ol1htlse men of the en er you come Into contact w1t11 , beell cut m ball smoe lbe,..,'"••·· CLAY kA will meet at 7 , IJa)'A will emcee the dance past. though proved correct by WJaer I tbe~ et -their p<11ill ' I was oraantzed 1t1 the p.m., Ill thi school. Ail par· isllirtlng 'at 10 P m the events which followed. wen1 1 FASHIONABLE YOUNG snolm lillltt are alkM to b r 1n 8 MI,)NQAY unread or not underetood by to sehoul in omarl brushed cook! AMVETS POST No J0 wdl great numbers of theli contem· trlltlOD (left) sporlla P~ROKE CLUB dinner : bold a regular meeting Moll· porarill5 lr<tJI the same diffi. over • ctH>rdlnatllg a Iday at 7 30 •• the Hall' eulty of communication. ~Itself. Tho l!oY 1 wiD be held at 6•80 p.~i'a:! · THE JOr d.:ASS 01 the Uni~ I St~lements which are acknow- Gauge readings: Gallipolis ~"le:::..:~.:: ~~J' love :.=a~~ room Ied Methodist church will meet !edged facts, or tbose which Dam 11.8, 12 2, ruruung 2 feet ' (rlsllt) carved from eottoa RIO GRANDl Mothers Lea· I at the ~hutch, Monday at 7 30 tbe wnter wnull have accepted on rollers, Pollll'roy • Mason DuleiJ ff Mon Amle, the coal gue wiD meet al 7,30 p.m., at p.m witbout evidence. as "lac~" 1917, 1'\. Pleaoant 21.75, Hln· refleellng the nt11d lnflueno,. 1 the home of Mrs JeiSe Merry Tuesday can be mad•• very brief &>. 1on 1 fYI, Kanawha Falls 5 68. 1111 eoatli loaJDtd II IIIla dnll \ Pleaoant Valky Ho•pltal Guest Digbl wni be observett BETHEL' ,No 82 of the I~· called ""mple language" has !Charleston 1,940 London and _ _ ___ - - - -Admitted George Knapp, Among those who ifitpl~ R F tber A. J GoiubiOwski IternatJonaf Order ol Jobs alwa)'ll been the language oi l M~rmet Dems were on the Lo:on, Samuel Odd Nibert, PI Holzer Hospital over tile ~·be·tltt suest speaker. IDaughters will meet at the ' tile demagouge, of those wbosclsllls, and Winfield Dam was Pleasant Roy ,.d.-w 1\Jrner 24 hours were ,Johnny RusaeU LAFAYETI'E SHRINE, While IPomeroy Masomc Temple on eVIdence of truth 15 • "ever;. , runnmg 2 teet I Pt Pioasant , • White Jr , 2003 Chestnut Sbrlllt ol Jerusalem, No 44. 'l'uesday al : 30 pDomll D Ali body knows~" and of thn•e wbol Boat MovemeJll$. Sueees~ful I Discharged: Theodore Mel· ' Tand) Blackson, Easton ~~:-411 will hold a ilated meeting I spectlon with y an· woql~ ~e. ~ ,!>eUeve that, 1'1 I rose, Pt Pleasant. Keli) Jo Brad\ C Shaw, Porter and rehearsal at 1:30 p m. Icey, grnnd guardian, tbo m· "wHaH tell 'y~ 'three times I& Ollto lllver - Larry Turner Krebs, Henderson; Mrs lasper Donald B Sp~res Sr • GALLIPOLISGuullngl\lothers spectmg officer Ail MJ!sons, ,!f\1",:' h ' '{I I •' dow• 13, 2 !3 l m • Haney NEW HAVEN- The Mason Pony, R~K rode b) Charles Sayre, Pt Pleasant. George Cheshtre Harry League wiD hold lta flrot meet· IEastern Stars and parent,• al'll I '1!~f 'the I ~nrer) '~~ ' speaker Jordon dowo 13, 5 iill a Ill • CUunly 4 H Leaders Allnual Ohimger, Letwt. 7th Class Sheets GaihpohB, Ohio I. I angsv•lle, ClArence L. ing of the new year at 7 30 p. invited who would attempt to convmce I Ind1111l8 'liP 14, 3 50 p. 111 • Horse Show wh1ch was held re- Bare Bac~ Horses Bob's Po Ra•·me, Mr< Arnold K. m., at the heme of Mrs. Char· • SALISBURY PTA will ~eel hili''I'Oaders or listenei'S by log· Frank Durant up centlv at Ohlinger Stables 1n ca Gal, rode by Bill Allen. Day· VeiOra"" Memorial Hospotal man, Rt 1, l..eo~:; ~n,;.~W;:·~·~V;":·~t:, les Bean!. Rev. Albert Mae- Tuesday at 7:30 . p .m AI\ ic lias OIW$ loltn<l It neces. Peggy J5owdi!y up 15, I 20 a Now. Haven, was termed a IIUC· ton 8th Ua>S Drunkard's Par Admission• - Robert GrHnt W Seller<, Kenzie will be the lUlSI meJilberS, parent$ of Dedlofl1 i&l'y-· ~ use qualifying clauses m., New, Marllllsviiie down 1>, cess by Jim Hart Letart. ehalr adise, wmner Babe. rode b) Ew!nglon, Mary Gilkey, Po me lloschar Rt I, s~er. school and oi new pup,Ms are and words of ~'al'tow shades of 7 IS a. m , OVEC up 16, 3 3~ man There were 17 Horse Rob Hu,ell and narrcll Shu roy; Tod Claro, Middlepor~, IV Va, MIBs Mary M. TBUBSDAY urged to attend. meamng ' a m Reliable up 13, 3 a. m., Show Cla.,es and 10 the 18 let. Letarl, 9th Ciallli Roadster G~ac• Ba<le~. Atheus WerUn' Chesapeake, Mrs Jan\es EMBLEM a.UB, Autumn MRS GEORGE Hackett bu Tile lalO Adlai '11tevenson, 0 Onward down 18, 5 40 a. m., entries all receiVed a beautiful Pony, Capt Black's Drum Ma HarPI'r. Long Botiom ~idr,dge, Coal Grove, Style Show and Club ' Party announ<led that • meeting ~ 1!III!If who!ie'talents' have and Jlunger down II, 7 20 a m. trophy The sho~ sponAOrod by JOr, rode by Jke LewiS, Chiton Piscbart.. -Walter Baker Wile> Taihot Mar~elta, Thursday 7·30 p m ' the Candystrlppers of Veterand~ Will becOme n\nro evident wilh \carol Brent down 18, 12 15 a merchants and fr!enda will be lOth Class Jr Horsemanship. Janet Oller, William Nelson , Lutl;er Tackett, FJ.<twoods, • . . Memori1Il Hospital will be i)ei the pwag'e 01 lime lll com· w.: 0. F. Shearer down :W, held annually and the proceeds Caesar's Lad, rode by Bill Carl Reardon Mark Bobo. t.ar B!rtbo 'Tuesday evenmg at 6·30 p. m. ~tillg on Jrio 1/)jln inability of 12 50 a. m., Polly R down 20, wiD be used for 4-H events sudi Cole, Tuppers Plams tlth ry Spencer i'.lr<~ Horace G Miller, Iat the hospital New members getting ' his iill!lis \lnderstood, 3:20 a m ' Mingo down 20, as AchJevemenl Day, trip& to Class Barrel Race lor Horses, - -- Kennl Court Pt Pleasaot. ~eel ! will be accepled at thl8 and•adnllttJng llie ability of the 5:45 •• m ; Paul D. down 20, State Camps etc Rusty B•ll rode b) Wimp frost """ HIU Hospllal 0 t1m• and any ¢1>1 who. It 1e h) demalol!ge to swlry public opo 6 20 a m.. Philip Spo;n up 20, Jndge waa Jerry Woodard, Shade, l2tb Class Barrel Rae; Births- Mr. and Mrs Steph daughter, I 27 p m Friday. Diwhorged the Mason and,Meig< ar~a IS !ilion llrlce r~tnarked "'DO youl7.31l a m.; St Marys up 21, Rio Grande, and ring masters for Pon"'' Smokey rnde by en S DaviS Rt 4 Jack son. a Pauents dtscharged IDVJied lo attend the mceung remembei in <la«ical time•. 5 46 a m Titan up Zl, 6 4> were Ed Mattox and Carl Par· Gary Le~;s Letart' 13th Class son, Jarrnd Lee, Sept. 9 Members of thei\UUan~. Mrs H11<krtt is adviSor lor .•.~ C 0 h•d flnlsh<'d -•k a m , Pioneer down 23, 2'30 811ns Announcer was Eddie PI• p' M • Mr and Mrs Jonn Loms the hospital on Friday ;nc:luth'!l. ter of the National Honpr th wuen I ero ...,,... . Et J [I 1i Western easure ony, IS':i k 1 ., 0 a Levt E. Adkins, ety, Barbara Williams, e group ., ' mg, tht>- ~p1e •i~,d 'ho": . well ~ m Johnge~~~d u~:.,;n up. 23 Rl"k ,-n '' Letart W Va 'l'inker, rode by Bill Cole, Tup- : Burcb Jr 'c ·l~t 3Ki Ja~e:~n, o~ Mrs Han y Rarton and tr.fant W~.!!ber, Charles Scott, • he spokel '.but 1Wt\ef! ...J 0eroos- li 30 m J S Lewls duwo John Katser of l.anf'asler wa" pen; Ptuns , \Hh Chi!!S Pick daughter. a Jed ~ut G' ge Mrs Grace Cozad , John 1 llt, and Sabra Canaday, I rfO 1hen~ t!~' fl"~l:lltied spP~ktng G a ·J' m. Pamela [) lndred by unannnotn- Ndgt~'i a1'. l,;p R tHI Ho• ... l"' nu ... t~ Blll Se!)t 10 Mr an ' lrsll eor Smith f)a\1~ Dame! A Donnall)l, ~ . ..., W><hJ' .J • t recoup P o wtrmer of trophv for hJs ~:.ports \h ,4 r 1 r tla~ I 1 a son 1 8 1 t IJe II& joined hu seveu ~ more ~ e1"!r .. !liaro, 1~ us ' t rr~enu11 4 2tJ p m Qlteen f"ltd e b\ W mp r 1 '~ 1 s,.,]l)( " d \lr 11\1 tt1 p f) lof \ and \"~ I Nove·r~ ..:lck.,P by match"m r t~ up Greenup 7 55 p m nan~htp lnt{'rcst ;tnrl nmtude 15th Cla.s'-' flag H.:we- Bor~f' , Hill~ !iJJ\ , ~ ... pi ~~~ an J oll l!!l ' l'l \lh :o-. (; L'II I .:ta "{, I , t~e an no ~such E'••••rn up ,-.1 eenup. 11 au p The trophy was donated by Onlv Otx:Jf' Hant tJt k roUt> U\ and \1 r' I "" ' ~~,',' d " faculty 1111 lbe b.:i~ul ,., \ 1 Br ~ . r 1 I ~~ f\V ...,~ ""' Harmon F'Leld ~table -; (If Pnlm I Cl Blt ktork a ~•ll lf.-' 1/1 nd · lhfp, cltlzenahi.P'; as ~ onyms ~ o Ul BocK down Greenup 12.UJ Pleasant The presenW.twn l!:d Roush Let ., rt, btll a':-. ' s I II \J h { , rl 11111 ( ,I<J('h.,On. J&OOr,l, ~-~• ~ rwords have ex:artly the same a'Ill r Louioiaua down Gre( nUll wh1ch wa.s 1nade at end ot the We~tern Pl~ltSlll f" Hur~ :\'h~~ 110Preo;;cnt ep \I r ' \f Jnnt" DAIIJ o;; r\.mnard., ehana'" .,•o .. Jlatae11ts , ler has M•onno wW the shade of meanmg An oXI'eilent 12 40 am Mark Ea•ton down G. bert 8a Cindy Lou, rode bv S• otl Bur 111 3 0 " 1 nrrre t:.: Le\ la•<tr•r. Mta. e ChaP -.d"" tr ~ f thl 8 •1• f d • show WllS made by 11 r d c II l"lh t 1 r 1 1\ Bl,uulwl \1•'l " "' which hap&a iD masters degree on cumons auon ~ oun Greenup 5 30 a m J{;nens nd Rnbe t et1r ~ 00 1\' 1 r ld r l!t ) PrHJ l F ,JrCAaY. StanlfY J. e "'......st ·•'""dates All , ' and '• h'tl~· gr~iite.t of Am~lcan doc· wood up Meldahi 2• p m H neue. 4-H Leader a r lip Rae• PonJes. Smoke' r.-,je mn. I aro anoel, " With ... "' ·-~ .....,. Th c tltui 1 • Lutton co-owner of Harmon L l btl! toU1C 11r ~ vJau\ :. "iJo ! p \ uitl\ \lr ~ \ !.,J UStus R._ Pf!n. 1.~ tart ~roll each •1, .,.,e.,.k ' uroed tn be uments f ons ton o E Bowles up Meldahl 6 15 ' by Jerrv e.,., u; H I 'fl " the h~ • " ""u be the Umted States d 'I I Fteld Stabte ,on Rt I, 0 1k 1 I, I'"' ~ nm ~ ton Mrs Holland C.. ~. period. i' pre.Mnt. WI p m ' L W. Sweet own j,.e- Otber troph\1 Winner!! were JonP!'! IlL 1 \Jilh KJ II t . rn "-1lllo~m \ B.u• 10n Mrs. Wtl'Since Ibis Ia a national organ. aerved. In ~rdPr to dfflne. fullv the dahl 6 50 p. m Endea>or up 2nd Class. Western Pleasure leo \lolm>e) Ht 2 \Vell-lvn. l t r~ m ,J S tendun, Jr, ~­ izallon IIIUdenta considered~ • ' .!WINDING TRAIL Garden meanmg of the v~r,ous stale- Meldabl 11.15 p m • Wayne Pon Winner Heidi rode b• CONSTANTINE IN U A R Ronald l onl<~ Jetter' "'" 'l" Wtll!lnl H ~m,th Salley ((. great honor to be elected to .IL Iclub w1il meet Wednesday at ments ol the first 10 a.,,end· H. up Meidahl 3 Oi> a m Bru~~ HU8sell, w CAIRO U A R UPi t Kmg Lonw Con'ey Jefferson\llle Ylh11e l,e-orge L ~ Mary I . Chapman 18 faculty f p. m at tbe bo._me of Mrs. ' ments the f'hundmg fathers 3rd Class Bare Back Pony. Constantme of o.Greere atrlved Sam Jonn-;on Rl l .Jack son Nunro:i 1 Blachtn sponsor. ~oyd Moore Slides on ctvic I found Jt necessotery to uAmSe al Bos~:~:wu Dam9 10 ~de:a MI!M 'Onker BIU Colt\ 1\lpJler" Satnrda\ to attend tw 11tl1 Jame~ Crump, Ui1:leklnrk !\Irs most its many rms ong I o Pi .c C'•ss !tun and centenan ('"lebrations of St Sad s•- r••Jo D·v1 s fi nme Utlfl--tlOO will be shown "'Ill the ~lauses specifYing the r1..... ts t Brian B down 6 40 p m 1 Fr1e- a.ms, 4~.no .,.. • • 1e • 11.1 " PLAN 11001'8 • &"' be . Steel T ad· Ride Horses LJttle Bat, rode by Catllerme" monast('l' The Oak Hill Mrs cor a ,Jonf>s R.r M~1gs G~neral Rospt... The Oak Hill Hospital Auxiii· ~ DAUf;HTER BORN of the people are the state- I e/~~~nu~~~~- o:n· Esso \~est Wilham Gr~r, New Ha\'en VlSlt was a pno.,.ate one but 3 Oak Hill Mr l tlf' I f!'\'ans •i.f ary wW have a booth at the Mr and Mrs Wilham Sheri· ments that these various righla 1 p. ·• 5th Class Englisb Pleasure Constanl111e was gre•ted al the Rt 1 Oak Hill: Mrs ElotJa Adm~<sioos - Floss'e Del• • •~'• FIIIJv•• ID be 4ati, are announcing the shall, "not be mfrin.ged.'' shall Vrrguua down 6 a m. Darwm s B,ud 'Allen. •ode by alfport by I' A R Pm1deut Clark Jacbun and \la1 1 '"' Che;lme Jac•·...,. ..,.,.. "' 1 be " 1 ted d ed Diocbar1e1 - Jolln Tayk\r. held lhLs w~ Homemede art- ~h'lh a 4 lb, 9 oz. daughter, no v~? a ... tsparag · or ', &aoawlla lliver - Alleo R Rody Mundy, (barles1QD, w r.amal Abdel ;>asser and a 2J Botd"r, Jacksou ,...-............-...=~iiiiil.t..~ ides and 1111! rec!l!lllly complet> Qbri'tlna Lynn, at Hol2er Hos· abridged that no ~unish· Merrill up Marmet 2 15 a m, Ya., 6tb CI&S$ Run and R1de gun salute Patients Relea•ed Mrs ed cook bouk will be on isle. pltal, Tue:<day. Sept 13. Grand· ment ohall be mflicted, Do I C. Btll up Wmfield 5 10 p - - - - - · ____, - -- - Grac• Crabtree , Carol McCall Members ollhe ,Hospilal Auxlll· panntawe \lr and Mrs Wll· law made "re•pecHng an ... m. , John K. up Winfield UO IIRfHS DIVORCES Sara \larkham Poll) aod O.b ary will be In char&e of tile Uam Sheridan. Sr , . .omeroy, tabllehment ol religion.'' or lp m, Fort Dearborn down , IlEAL IiilA It orah Hakes Jdfrey Brofford booth ,• Mr and Mrs Olen Gl'n 1"abridg1ng the right of free Winfield 9 p m: National up ; DIArH~ 1\\AR"'"G~S Alberl Anderson 1\JII Jam Bel . bf!rru!r, COlumbus Great grand- j speech ·" Ithat other rights Wi.ofeld 10;40 p.m , HeleD z. liaTMI 011 WIIK Rom .. IUid bu roal v;a~ on I Mo rt ""11'1 ctier, Mrs I-:sther Colemal•. 11 ANNOUNCIS D4llGBTER BORN bthetll are Mre Jdhn 8hall be preserved,'' and that,down Winfield 12 ~I m.: Lu T~o~MII•r-Mr a~illlfl< MC>Ier liar n.I'I•J Pari., Mrs. LJdCI Leonard Da\ld 0 Mr aDd Mrs. Fredrick ThOm· Batley. Forest Run, Mrs Em~ the people ..Shall be secure iD ey Jan~ Luc~ down Winfield ~".a "::";.,;•!•:at.. :.tr:u't;;:;..,.!:r~ ' ft Manr•ng, Glen Soles Jr Mrs The Employment at 11 01 of Cbelhire are announcing ma Srrulh and Mrs Clvde Craig 1 thetr effeet.cl '' I ~ a m , Solvay up W1nfteld :~·.:;,tll ~~rt~~~~u ~~~~::.~:: \? " E!:i~~"E' :,·"~~~;.!t.~~u 1! 't1 :_~: Bt!lle Dawson Mrs S h 1 r t e ~ 118 WednHdl)' ~Tr •nd '<olfl L.,·n al!l"r a I n.ge ri n, tllftiUIB He "'I~ a Keels, Mr>~ Gladus \Jve! s ~1rs •• birth of I daughter 1 Ch eri ] ol Pomeroy. Chrfstina Lynn has And also, that the st&te8 may 13 11) a. m 1 w h' t ler rl!'tl red bl ~ <'M ITI.Ith Mr S.al:ldan was J !4 ounces. Grandparent~ are two ststers, Mana. a1e five, "prohibit' ' certain ril}lts to 1 ~~·G~;o~;. Mi~" 1 1 ~ P mra~r bMn ," G •ll " 1ounr' on \lanh lfl Opal Tatkett ~),an {{Pese .Jr • nt d h n.J mi Sid ¥10:.\ 1691J w n of tll• late Gr.anl and EUz11 J J lh SN Connio Fer VHf. " Lewarum, bol'll August 28 at I and Anlta age three ~!~ f,.~~: ;~u: P e: • nd ~ mou ~ 1nder' ru. n•.arrl ~ i!" wu ~" Ronme ADrams Mrs. 'eht la 1 e governme 511 4 1 IDG Mn Rona41 Mml!'r I Car TIM f orme r Maud~ Ra.ndln; who pre Stey;art :\-Irs Ella Sharp \frs in "-'Upoils - - - - -- - - - - I All of these terms have som~ IMr New Fall Hair Sty~, Holzer Ho""'tal OJYJ \TtY d 11 t ced ro<! h lm .n death seven 'ea'~ .aau 8 20 Hours: 9 AM to 5 ,..~ The babu weighted 7 pounds, shirt Great grandmO\her Is difference of 111ct meaning but t 1 ::~...A~p~t~~ ,. m • • ' sun 111nc &on is La .... rcnu• s.nd Halite Morgan, R1cbard ' - pearl Edwards Nora Bobo of Cheshire Thl8 Ul•• were used In 8u·• attempt to 1-"~ I T mudJant ••d T!Mr.. George Open Wod. Evanllll . .. " hvrsdey - ' 'r Ill d l1 " ,... rane I ~ I!'T'l .~~ tll!!Tt"el"Y!UI!' hrt'e ;landlbiiUr•n {ave I Greer wIIIanl R]('{' Mr and u lUJiJ 11: Elliott n:w. Hnl A"• Gallipolh '"' and .._ Sopbla Thomas, Cht· t~ couple's fu•st C!hlld. l vent future miJlnterpretati011 of •op 7 23 p m ~lr and \INI f'h~r,e~ .~.: real Iii amlthlldren Ql.hel fill II \\(Ill' Humpbrey ~1rs PhylliS Kiser. "',, -cc..;;'"'='-~ -~ --~~ - - - ""i. - - - - A ChevfiUPt 307 Porumoulh ILd flllll atl'l tbl'!!!! Sl!t.tltft lllld two brothfltfi, ' lly Appointment so Ill 'ir ~n~ 'fr~ l>.ul Pilll.l.l l'IIA uma ~anden 'ttu Carne lo'll Harold Cochran, Tern IP.f' Ma • ::J• • I for presentation to theAssembly Jegisla- years Children three to 1ve three• YAY ~by~...: his brother in Pltlsburjlt, Pa tors at the 107th Gen old from are mviied w'!ekorvlj!lt• bereo• ..., Wltll her•l:wu~~dla~mi~!le:d~w:llh~p:ray:e:r~a:ndl~~~:·~· the Mlzpeh. over the weekend. in January. A readwg program .Ja parenta, )l!r. an4 Mr!J Chllrles H18 statements Indicate one planned lor children bl grade McElhinney, Eddie Miller, wboR mother o{ the lllOiit profitable years ev· one througn three. II will meet MIBS Edltll K)elu of New Uvea in Crown Cit¥, h8!l been er lor state , and county em· eaCh Saturday from I to 2 p. m. York City and hl!r sister, MISs transferred from Huntington ployee beoeflts. It is designed to lead children Hulda Klebl, Middlepol'l, heve Veteraos Hospital to the Ler· The 0 C.S E A. announces, to enJOY a variety of books g~ne to C!!~bus where By Helen lngton Veterans Hospital I or Saturday Del. 1 at 5 p.m. In tile All cbildren of the count,y )Viii VISit w1t.b their slstar, ~s. special surgery. He IS oilll In Gallia County Jumor Fwr and city are InVIted Sarall RoQert 1\ayser, who Ill bavmg Bottel a senouo condition. l!flliUlda u the date, time and Stoney, a member of lbe lib- surgery. ' place for the seoond of the rary stall, Is in charge. John K Sl!li,ll), ,Jr_. Charles· Miu Mary B. Halliday, two picnics 81ld w1sbes 11 clear· " ' ftlri,, W ,ya, ,vjslled Will\~ mo· KISS THE GAL GOODBYE like they "jWII thought they'd 1daughter of Attorney and Mro. ly koown thai all oubllc em I Rr"o Grande PT • ~., Mrs, J. b\; ~mill\ RVI'I' the stay another couple of days 11 John E Halliday, ha• return. ,. " -kend 1 Dear Helen ployees and fam.lles are wei· Hofd.F~rae Meet '' ' ' 1 am 30. There is a young Ia· the Smiths " ed to Ohio Wesleyan Univer come. Rio Grande PTA held Ill TQDI JM'O~, , Mr. and dy who tells me she likes ""' , I 'II never understand t h e sity lor her senior year. tof" ~ I,l/Qhl ~~~~!~d;i, ve l mucn, bul she " going to "vacation mmd " Don't they first meeting of the year Thu.., ~ . PIIIIW from 'C DJJrrV another guy Sbe said know we like to make plans ] Tom Danner wdl return to day night The event was lea• 'C'alllorm.. mre he will she doesn't Jove h1m and too' - READY TO MOVE I his duUes on the Tribune Mon· lured by an open holl!le. ·' 'p t!rl fO gq to VIet NaJII. wants me to contmue to ,.. P s. How would you greet day following a two week vacatheThe pro~mglnop~ with the bell,;ppter,dlvision her them? lion He 81ld his family spent group g , h8!l jWJII!nlsh"" training in Dear R to :II part of the vacation with his America". Allee Baugbnilm led ba!lll llld V;;u,la D~h:~ should I do? - IN With reservations - at a wtle's relative• in Athens PI'. PLEASANT - Seven for- the pledge to the nag alld d.. Mra Bernard Schramm motel on the other side ol town! eJgD IDIS810nary men are sch· ~":s.given by Mrs. rovlllturnaf'ed to her home in Zal•·ll Dear In Dbout _ H. Miss Libby Cherrington, eduled to speak during the M1s- The meeting "" pr~ided ov· e 1er a visit here with ber Butt out' - H. Dear Helen daughter of , Attorney alld Mra. s10nary Oonference to be held b Mrs Jamea Merry vice daughter and family, Mr. and Dear Helen 1 have a little boy siX months W1iham P Chemngton, bali Sept 18 through the 25th at the :es~enl Plans were made to Mrs. Jobn L)'ons and lamUy, What do you do w1ih a bus· old He ,. very good with me enlel'ed Marshall UnlvefSlty for Fa1th Gospel Church at Galli· hold the Halloweeo carnival an I Bernard, J?ebbie, Linda and band who bas taken to fault and anyone else who playa w1tb her freshman year. , pohs Ferry eac~enlnf_'Wgln. Ort :19th, with Mrs. Larry Tom 1mdmg - not JUSI ~1th me, but him, but when his father comes Qlllr, Jl 7!)1!1 p , .~'!''l'g to Smith as chairman. Mr. and Mrs. a.,.cqe Fowll'f w1th the rest of tbe family' AI· Ihome from work and wanta to the' ~astOf,'the Dori Me· All parenis Introduced them· lett Saturday for !bell: bome ~o 11 anyone comes to 6 u r pla~, oL• son screams the mmMellon selves and their dllldrep. Mrl. In St. JaiQa, Florida, follow1 house when they have left be lute he poks hun up. He keeps S<heduled speakers for the Merry Introduced the new prtn. lng a visit here with relaUves talks about what s wrong With 1on crymg until my husband / ft cooference are the Rev , Don clpal, Mr. James Daug!unan, alld friends /1'1 Boft life In lhem, not what's good about lets go of him and g~vea hun Adams, West Indies Mission, wbo gave a short talk and 1J1.. Wallace Bradford It I aursJ· lhem ThiS goes on for h' s to me. Why would this be? Magnolia Temple Pythl811 Sis· Haiti; the Rev Harry Cox, Su- traduced the faculty. cal patient at St. Maeya Hoe!anuly as well as mine. He ters of Pomeroy met m regu- d811 Interior Mission, Nigeria; The room count for attend· pltal bl Hunllngtoo, W. Va. He wasn't alw•ys like this, built's IUPSET PARENTS Jar aesston Thursday evening the Rev Ralph CUtherell T E ance was won by Mrs McCoy's II recoverln8 aaUafactorlly at 1 geltmg worse We try to please IDear U P w1th Ethel Stewart, most excel· A.M. of West PakiStan; the ROV: grd' :lW" and the the boapltal him but we don't succeed any Back to the !GAP, I'd say lent chief, preSidmg Dallas Green, North Afn£ail , dren In 11b11J .I'I!Gill were Larry Finegold, stuclent at mn;e - DISCOURAGED WIFE your husband may come at the Th ti ed I rl I '"-Ion, the Rev Howard Bar· ated with •-- :....;, __ '""·y. Oblo Uolveraity, visited Thurs1baby too las!, or, more 1mporte mee ng open n tua • """' ""' w~ """' Dear Wile jan!, not sense his moods. Fath- JSIIc lorm. Alice Fisher was rigar, West Indies ~~·~ Following tbi ~am the day evening with Mr. and Mrs. MY IGAP ("I'm Guessing A· ers have a tendency lo thillk reported u quite Ill in Meigs Brazil, the Rev. Leo Jovanol pareata toured 1M rooms. fte. Emerson Jones. ga~n Percept 1on •J tells me your IANY lime is the right time" to General HIISpital and Gladys vich, of Afnca Mission; and th• fre!hmeD~ were servflla the Mr and Mn, ~ CIIIIIIOII husband hates himself because play with thelf children, not Cuckler Is home from hospital Rev. Lewis W Dutbln, open air cafeteria during 1 aoclil hour. 10n, Todd of CGnnelllt, Ohio, he has begun to tbink he 18 a Irealizing that babies, like tired and convalescing nicely campaigner, USA. apent the weeblld with her c;l!~reOII & Slgebrush-N•W·J Wldlhl fa~lurc ~hen a man feels llfe husbands have tbe!l "Do Not A communication was read Slides will be sbown and specpai'ontl, Mr. and Mrs. ~allace has deall him nothmg but low Disturb" 'moments too !rom V!lgmia Seif grand cblel lal coetumes will be worn '' I BradfOrd. · blows, he diStrusts everyone a· II be c811 unagme how HE in regard to Grand Temple sea. Mr. alld Mrl! John Lyo~ and round h1m Bitterness and Jeal· rnl&bt react to bemg hmsted by SJon A meetwg of the Past family were dinner guests ousy take over He tries to cov· 8 g~ant m rough tobacco-smell· Ch1els was announced lor ThursI Tbursday evening ol their 8011, .r h1s cwn - perbaps •magin· mg coat, then he may under- day, October 6 at the borne ol PT PLEASANT _ PlllliS are Mr. 81ld Mrs. Johh Lyons and MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1011 ed - shortcomings by erltlctz. stand wby h" baby cnes - and 1BeroJCe Ebersbach bemg fol'llliiiPted ~ a buffel ~·~J;oh;"";Y:·:IJI::G;:alli::polla=~============""""'""=::::;:l~ '"' olhers let hiS son get to know him stow· A social bour and giJDeo w,re dinner 81ld dance to be held II l!us IS a rad1cal change ly. - H enjoyed PT PLEASANT - Mrs Ma· Sept 29tb beginning at 1:30 p. and one he can't overcome him· ry Froendt ol West Columbia m m the National Guard ArJn. ;elf once he recogmzes I he DePalr Heletenll " think It' Anlfela Morlfan Hta has received a cash scholar· ory, according to an abniiUIICIURIIII 1 """ then counselmg "entindl· ease " you 8' L..l--. p -" from the Wes1 VJrgJrua men IIrom HOlllt Smith' Ch-'lor all right for a 15¥..·year old rrtrr.uuy arty "'"P .... COIIIniCIJIII cated Make an a ppomtm boy who just •ot his learner's Mr 81ld Mrs Howard Mor· Home Demonstration Council to man of the Mason County DemWhatever your taste In furniture, hlm w11h your famll•' doctor, perm 1t to drive the car with sev~ gao or oayton1 Wa-tu •- were •--'- attend the Ho me Demonstra- ocra"we ExecuUve CommlUee. you cu ehoose with ~Dfldence and let HIM take II from there. 1en mernbe n ol the 1amty mg part of their vacation iJ1 t10n Leadenhip Trairung Con· Tlcketa will be SQid for $5 1 10 trom FlmteeL Whether you s.. - H • Ill, _ WORRIED MOTHER the Gallipolis area with Wllber leren.. which Is held on Sep~ a plat• and may be obtained lect coll!emponry, tndltlonal, moDear Helen IDear Mother· Stoney and Mr. and Mra John ember 18 • Z3 at Jackson's Mill from each district committeedem or coloDW, you will find an Summer company 18 b a d l"or safety's 81ld the boy's Morgan, gave a birthday party Mra. Froendt will partiClpate man or by calling Grace Somlmpeeeabla elecuce In every place enough when you'ro m a resort •ake NO' A beginning driver for their doul!hter. Angela, In a claes entiUed 'Using Pack· ervilie at phone 67Ji.300l. that will be a proud addition to area but bow about tbeae peo- ,1 15 nervous enough Wlth one per. who was two yell'll old Sltur- aged Protlntm Ktts " At a Ia~ Robert Bailey, Secretary of your home. Thll dlltlnetlve Pies· lteel ltyllna It IVIllable In IOfU, pie who says they're coming Ison in the car Seven back oeal day , er dare, she will relay the m· State, will be guest speaker and oectlolllla, tndtes, chairs, and a uo certam weekend then dnvers might well push him tn. The afternoon party wu beld lormaUon obtained through this several othe)' dlgni!Mtes are unlCJ..ue _lof•·•leeper. Hulldreda and "'"' or wire at the last min· to an accident - H on the Stoney lawn Those at- clasl to other members of the expected to attend Ill addJUon bUIItlre41 ~ fabrla, all dftoratorute and tell you they've cbang· This Clllumn ts ded1cated to I tending were Klmbei'IJ, Gl!ll- Mason County Home Demon· to local candidates oelected for lleau~ correctneu, •d their plans and will be there tamBy Jiving, so If you're bav· : don and Tod Allen, Donna atraUon Clllbs Tbe "Packaged give you a eholCI' of oolldlln a VI• later' You've' got the ho,.. Jmg kid trouble or JUSt plaiD I Smith, Kate Morgan, Mlldrad Program Klta" are a new trend I TO MEET rlety of rieh weavu, prints, quDte4 fiXed up, beds borrowed, meals trouble, let Helen Help YOU. Lu and the Stoney family. A,. that will ~ used by the clubs The regular meeting tl tbe fabrics, mat.~wea, bloeldel, 1114 planned, evelt partially cooked, She will also welcome your gela received many niCe lifla. bl 1867. Mrs. Froendt ts a Gallia County Cltl2etlS Band - - MIDDL!PORT, 0. olber fl8bl0111ble fabrics. and there you are, deflated. """ amusing gperiences Ad· The guesis all received favors member of the S"'salras Radio Club, Inc , will be held They "cantel out" for com- drees Helen BotteJ in care of ~ relreabmenta ollce a'llllt, Homemmrs bl which she " Wednesday at 7:30 p. ':"· lD lbe pletely Mlf~teretl reuotll, thla Dewapaper. cake and kooi ade MH served. rtmaltonal leader. K. ol P. Hall. ~ ffl \:o:V.:: Pan Inter, From F J/ p a. •. Wtfh Ch1ldren I s:•• ru:" 'o Cl't \ Notes w· f'!f!~!Progr8J8 r·. MenUsed In Presentation of Ideas _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.., I Bap'fist Ladies Given Program On 'MI"rac"e' THE HEAJ>.TO·TOE· sparkle of .. ny) will be the t<>ed'o untlorm thlo oemeoter. All Yillyl coat (le!l) b11 ftap pockets aad eonlr18tlng trim. Space·age hat olen unique protecbop in tnelement weather and avant-garde s~linJ any tfme. Boots tn tile ne\\.,~ wet looK eome ill whlle with blue d'd )ellow paldleo or red and blue patlheo. Strlk· . lllg block and wblle vlnyl cO"ot (right) and mateblnl ohbly black booto and oport hat combine to complete this ehic eostume. Semihlgh pull-on booto have thick pile lluing Vl.nJI COlis from U.S. Jlubber, bbolo are Eskiloos .,.d bats are r.y Commodore. ' eigs~ Event 5 EVen t5 I Elementary PTA Sponsors et-Acquainted Sessron = Adults Can~~ . • ~ I ..1 ' ' 41 1 Tope tiS ThLrd Atv• GIUtpoll.- sott 1!31 p m and ll t lUHt \l u <h <~ tlu s Dulill~· Htek't 1'r•ll•r ( oun G•l U t 1Upolbr dallt:lt.. r ..,. a Ill a • H'ol~r HOt Pital c:cc-:::-:-c lUJerr hrrtltt a~>d LureD Sand.en, }onev Mrs Sadie Sklr<m a ll of R4 L (ro,.n lit~. •nd Mn Stnn!ev Harlo'l' of S prlntfle14 Stf'l. 1 Sylvu:~ Srrutl le Hend1f' ] Jen ieH 'H'rc heW Tbur.dfl v attltl101'1'1 at t ile ~erce rvdle Bapttlt t hlU'Ch , Ik1DS, Enc Landrum Unda a~~d buri<~IW ,. '" \lerror"ll" ('flr!lfo Ch h oe.&TH& OF WIIK t t.ery .,.oder <iirerUon of th' • L ;, :;:u~r~c;;... . . .,.. Westfolll, 11, Vlnl.on rttldetlt 8\e,en; Fllneral Hromt' :, 1 and. retlrl'd emplo•e ut the UaUlPI))i• Stale In•tllU!.e died SfltUnla> nlght •1111• IUrblrty, 14 • Cr o~n CHY in flolz~>r Hoap1tal He •Bs born 111 ~adent <hf'C1 Wl~!lpecUI4ly on bllt on Mom.da' Villt.on count,. DD July'J JBia •on ot li.I'IIM flit of Ute 1M late Edwin and lia'lma H411tll: , from aa IPPI.tllllf. heart a.n:r.rlt, He WIP\ffll l:ii&m .urlllfl to !lv. Old Y.:i s born 111 GaUlll rotmiV 011 July 22 lllft took plan on Jutte 21J lH'I. 18112, lOb of th• late j(r .mil llltn ~ MJ'I Geor•l• !LI'lll\tldJ', botb (II Thoma. 8cl1'11!!f't'Y fle ·~ survtYrrl are, Wll!llll)' we1UaU. a\ home Le bv his "'tfe, the fenn1r Edith Tay my WaUall of lAtbSilOJI, Rob lor, and th!'ee 1nn.t and four !l.auaht 111'1. 'Weetlell aud Mrl Mi ldred Buah ••, Donalcl ef Gallipolis Elllil of both of CoiUIDbUB , J•me.-o W•etfall C'to'l<n Clt)'o N~J.oa 111f Cu.llodtm. W . , GalUPOU. 111u !IeoNie rrebtrH \a :'du• ~In SCirberr:r of KwTl ml4 G~tll• Kmnedy both ot cane, ¥.i \ ' fl Mn lrem1 Mllddcnr. Of Bldwen otber .unwon are fou r ColllJDbutl Mn~ Lu.cllle Q\IUI.treU Of ~rolhlll'l ud thr" 1111en Carl .. Ci.l.llodtn W \Ia. and Mn: Nora Me O.WPoli1. Emor7 ¥nd :!h1 Man \.'ey of Coehocton Tben! •~ 1'7 SpJ.res both of Oolumbu~ F r ink 8l.Dldchlldn:D an41 1 . ,..., 81'100• Wesui.n o£ 'Poial Rock l atn • • t'blldTen Set'\'lcu ~•re Jlelo:! Trl1lf'l 1 we1ttall ol Sprinlfteld and 'trM da~ afterDOOh al tbe fUU ge Nora ICJ:Iotu of Rldw1U llr We1\. Bap11st l hutch and D\11'\al 'o1ii.S ID fall wu a JD""-bu of Sprlnrheld Linton llid,.c emeterY W&tUtt Cb11n!h Servte•• were held '1\lMdQ aftemooll 111 'bll Mrt Ol' 1'\t ural flome an4 burlal Wb 111 rb• PHONE 992.2741 1l • 127 Mulberry ........_.......-....-.-li:c£::::::i1:iii:iii "m•r• who calls on me buysll new JIADIO~. --·L'<'' :'II•"' Mrl r ••rUt J'ttrrtew ~emelen - HEARING SOME DON'T NEED ONE and we tell them! where you wonner whether or not a would be benefll'lal' Our testing ,. FREJ: out obligation. inil our recommendatiOIII! call or wnte lor au appointment 111 lba yaur home. �{ , r.et E~tra, Cash Tb~ W.ant Ad Way Bus-iness ·! a \ . ., ' for Solo l' lltPERIENCED WHEEl ALIGNMENT ·, and . BRAKE SERVICE Bfaettnars · .,., 2·2193 Pomeroy WlEY DAVIDSON' MOTORCYCLES M50 SPORT BOiCAT SPRINT llAETTNARS .' Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR SELLING OUt SERVICE ef USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eiOATS & MOTORS eiOAT rAINT eTOOLS S..At Cere ellulldozer •Ant Type '.Guard' Creates O. D. PARSONS Bealter II% !1111 Ave., til ttlt Ul A. ON StSte 1101111, Bouse bUnled, good bara, plenty oulll1lildii1Jt, tobacco ba•e, ou 11e IIDIIDI!ed 111 o-. P. C. Degree .......... r,l9 7 30 P.M. ' ll A. FARM, I I'IKIID house, ~ A. loba«ltt, Ill H. Traclor. WE ll'A VE farmt from 1 to 3110 ~ at price~ .. tell Abo clty and viJiage proper· ty. Wt believe we ... ault ~ clem811d. call er eome IL \ / I I WANT·tD BOY or GIRL · In Rullend To lhrn Money erid. Prl1te Dtllverhlg Tho Doily Sentinel to "toblltiMcl Route DAJLY ~ ll(IJI088 l.~jlc&l o:Foot covertng '·- buffalo \. l ."'• •• ~ d ~ !I i ' •·' FURNITURE We Will Buy Any Amount, lncludint Clllllplele IE - . I I tD Priest: ~~~~ , Latin _ :: America 1 2~ fiultfty ' to take ... Comman4 Responsible partr over low monthlf payments 1(,~ on a spinel plano. Can be lB. Hlilt seen locally. Wrl.. Credll 11. Ghilk tettor Manager, P. 0. Jlor.::ru, 17.0Vta lndlaaa • WA,.TE~ BOY or G'RL Lower Pome..., li ' · Upper Middleport Route I I ,61 Rambler .. $595 Coav. ~- Good tire~,_ 8 <JL l!lllne. Sid. trona. Rolllo end beater, aood top•. KNOTTS ;--- ·62 Ckevrolet $1095 USED FURNITURI 1)63 SocolldQhlt "'"' '", Oolllpollt, Only2-NewCh~ Truckt-27ChtW Patn"ler Cars. All Goint At (I- Out Prl,lel fr1nchlH IHIW 1 naJiablt. unlltnl location. You b• come part of 1 netion1l All Kllldf .. il!rP Allin OM Pllico $8-10,000, No ••· perience r Wt wnJ t1ach you •II "0~ ltHd te know Jl!d co&· linu1lly ••snt you to Your Chevy~... CIUI re• nH""I"Y.· COIIttl 511cens.ful. I co. ~ Free Brochure One Hour Martinizlnt Dtpl. HI 7024 Plolnflold ltood Clnclnnotl, Ohio --...---- ~- · ~-- . .. . - ,. - -l.".o-•d. . ... .. -. . -POMIROJ .. . .. a.. \\rltf' toda)l for - o-.. cheln Df 3500 ,,.,.. owntra Mm coa&t to coast. - R• . I ( Ojien IYtntnjt t P.M. .. .JioMIIlO'Y, OHIO SAU.S-&., ltiCIS'f i>IOPLII ---------- - - •C•r eTruck eHeotor .. OICK · �{ , r.et E~tra, Cash Tb~ W.ant Ad Way Bus-iness ·! a \ . ., ' for Solo l' lltPERIENCED WHEEl ALIGNMENT ·, and . BRAKE SERVICE Bfaettnars · .,., 2·2193 Pomeroy WlEY DAVIDSON' MOTORCYCLES M50 SPORT BOiCAT SPRINT llAETTNARS .' Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy, 0. RADIATOR SELLING OUt SERVICE ef USED CARS LEFT ePARTS for OUTBOARD MOTORS eiOATS & MOTORS eiOAT rAINT eTOOLS S..At Cere ellulldozer •Ant Type '.Guard' Creates O. D. PARSONS Bealter II% !1111 Ave., til ttlt Ul A. ON StSte 1101111, Bouse bUnled, good bara, plenty oulll1lildii1Jt, tobacco ba•e, ou 11e IIDIIDI!ed 111 o-. P. C. Degree .......... r,l9 7 30 P.M. ' ll A. FARM, I I'IKIID house, ~ A. loba«ltt, Ill H. Traclor. WE ll'A VE farmt from 1 to 3110 ~ at price~ .. tell Abo clty and viJiage proper· ty. Wt believe we ... ault ~ clem811d. call er eome IL \ / I I WANT·tD BOY or GIRL · In Rullend To lhrn Money erid. Prl1te Dtllverhlg Tho Doily Sentinel to "toblltiMcl Route DAJLY ~ ll(IJI088 l.~jlc&l o:Foot covertng '·- buffalo \. l ."'• •• ~ d ~ !I i ' •·' FURNITURE We Will Buy Any Amount, lncludint Clllllplele IE - . I I tD Priest: ~~~~ , Latin _ :: America 1 2~ fiultfty ' to take ... Comman4 Responsible partr over low monthlf payments 1(,~ on a spinel plano. Can be lB. Hlilt seen locally. Wrl.. Credll 11. Ghilk tettor Manager, P. 0. Jlor.::ru, 17.0Vta lndlaaa • WA,.TE~ BOY or G'RL Lower Pome..., li ' · Upper Middleport Route I I ,61 Rambler .. $595 Coav. ~- Good tire~,_ 8 <JL l!lllne. Sid. trona. Rolllo end beater, aood top•. KNOTTS ;--- ·62 Ckevrolet $1095 USED FURNITURI 1)63 SocolldQhlt "'"' '", Oolllpollt, Only2-NewCh~ Truckt-27ChtW Patn"ler Cars. All Goint At (I- Out Prl,lel fr1nchlH IHIW 1 naJiablt. unlltnl location. You b• come part of 1 netion1l All Kllldf .. il!rP Allin OM Pllico $8-10,000, No ••· perience r Wt wnJ t1ach you •II "0~ ltHd te know Jl!d co&· linu1lly ••snt you to Your Chevy~... CIUI re• nH""I"Y.· COIIttl 511cens.ful. I co. ~ Free Brochure One Hour Martinizlnt Dtpl. HI 7024 Plolnflold ltood Clnclnnotl, Ohio --...---- ~- · ~-- . .. . - ,. - -l.".o-•d. . ... .. -. . -POMIROJ .. . .. a.. \\rltf' toda)l for - o-.. cheln Df 3500 ,,.,.. owntra Mm coa&t to coast. - R• . I ( Ojien IYtntnjt t P.M. .. .JioMIIlO'Y, OHIO SAU.S-&., ltiCIS'f i>IOPLII ---------- - - •C•r eTruck eHeotor .. OICK · �·1 V ,. ;A• .. . lstl<--~~--- ; ~Jio.:. ~ I'~-~, ..... I •• lOC '. ~ STOKER HEATER In the laoguage or the cold such men are called defectors. Yet over the years their stories and motives have 'I'o gel all the benefits or (ully been ss varied that it is hard to tutorMiiccoal heat, your.hottest bu y IS the ne w CoM•usnoNUR STOKEt: -Ht .HER. Compact and war uubuy Wimts- ntitttl lOC .....·: ...., ,. ' ' ~ .'. f, • ,.. . ' ' schoo.I' Construct ion ' use oae term for all. a lt rac i J'IIC 11n ywhere i n your ho me. COM!JV!TIONEfl. STOKEit- Hr...TFR delivers fan -c irculated hut tha t's tbenn05tatically wn- - ll"olled. T he CoMau mo NEER is a du- rable ~ater especially designed SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1966. lor easy installation, maximum heat and economy • , , yet takes t~p no m ore livinc space th 11 n a Jllecc of furn1ture': No do ubt a bout it ••• the 'IOU HAVE 10 BE ABLE CoMDUSTIONr::tR STOkU.·HfATU, burnmg eco nom ica l, readil y8YIJiable cool is your holi est TO READ TI1£M .. bby tod ay. • ATIRACTIVE in any room • PROVEN .SAfETY of coal heat •LARGE CAPAOTY fuel doroge - ., 'I ' / - ' ( r"';1 ~ 1 - ""' ' /, , , \_ n..,......"'"' c ontrolled for a vfomofic heotinfl •10 YEAR WARRANTY STEWART HARDWARE ·.• , No rman L. Stewart, Owner Vinton, Ohio Phone 388·8377 Home Ph. 446-1321 .' ' ... NOW, 'TAKE GRANDMA, FO~ IF YOO ARE 601N6 INSTANCE ...I CAN PREDICT SURVIVE A5 EXACTLct WHAT S~E WILL <GA'I IN THE FOLLOIJING A C~ILD! 1'HI5 15 A MOGT 1966 BUICKS '10V DRAIU A PICTURE AND I'LL DRAW A PICTORE .. ."THEN llOU TAKE lllE1WO .PICTORE5 IN, AND SHOW Tf.IEM TO GRANDMA ... ~ITl.lA.TI0'-1 .... CLOSE-OUT PRICES All To Be Sold Before Sept. 29 3 SPECIALS 4 LeSABRES • GRANOMA,i-IERE ARE 3 with Air Condition TOO PICTURES -mAT WI~ AN() I HAVE DAAWN .. WI-IICH ONE DO c.(O(} TJ.IINK IS ll!E BETTER? 1 WILDCATS 4 DEMONSTRATORS • • ' t Gil· court eediDI \ I Gallipolis, Ohio '. '()ME ROY ' ace!- ~. ( ' SHORT RIBS •••• SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE by li'ra:n.k O'Neal ~ E'Af.l I 11-\ ~ ~ ' m.. racUM -• ' GO\ ' Proe- .•' MUST AOLJLT MlNO! • ,, 66's VERI/ NICE ' d r db- ' ALL THEY'RE 80TH 'IOU JU6T HAVE TO UNOERSTANO IHE ·IISSinl Smith Buick 48 State St. Wf.IC(, I Tf.IINI<( ~A~L.. ~ <( A.. D ~DOK A'f 1RAT SURF! OF - hilh ,. Crall. bHaio i~€ PACI.FIC . r leport, lerllll ra~ - suffdo. )Ill, . ----J) ; ' >'i ' • •. TIME~ '" OLDSMOBilE$ 2-66's e 1 Demo. I l "OPE 1"1-\E NAiiVES ARE F~lf.HDLY. 1-F-85 Cutlau Supreme Holid.t/ Sedan Power equipment. White over turquoise -' l PON'1 KNOW. SUI WE'RE BACK IN Ott&IT! 2-F·85 Cutlass Sport CoupH Power equipJllent. I tu rqu otse, 1 white over Sierra mist I ' ' ; ' ( ' I , . ' . l ' ' ! \ ' I .-.. '. ' ~~·; �·1 V ,. ;A• .. . lstl<--~~--- ; ~Jio.:. ~ I'~-~, ..... I •• lOC '. ~ STOKER HEATER In the laoguage or the cold such men are called defectors. Yet over the years their stories and motives have 'I'o gel all the benefits or (ully been ss varied that it is hard to tutorMiiccoal heat, your.hottest bu y IS the ne w CoM•usnoNUR STOKEt: -Ht .HER. Compact and war uubuy Wimts- ntitttl lOC .....·: ...., ,. ' ' ~ .'. f, • ,.. . ' ' schoo.I' Construct ion ' use oae term for all. a lt rac i J'IIC 11n ywhere i n your ho me. COM!JV!TIONEfl. STOKEit- Hr...TFR delivers fan -c irculated hut tha t's tbenn05tatically wn- - ll"olled. T he CoMau mo NEER is a du- rable ~ater especially designed SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1966. lor easy installation, maximum heat and economy • , , yet takes t~p no m ore livinc space th 11 n a Jllecc of furn1ture': No do ubt a bout it ••• the 'IOU HAVE 10 BE ABLE CoMDUSTIONr::tR STOkU.·HfATU, burnmg eco nom ica l, readil y8YIJiable cool is your holi est TO READ TI1£M .. bby tod ay. • ATIRACTIVE in any room • PROVEN .SAfETY of coal heat •LARGE CAPAOTY fuel doroge - ., 'I ' / - ' ( r"';1 ~ 1 - ""' ' /, , , \_ n..,......"'"' c ontrolled for a vfomofic heotinfl •10 YEAR WARRANTY STEWART HARDWARE ·.• , No rman L. Stewart, Owner Vinton, Ohio Phone 388·8377 Home Ph. 446-1321 .' ' ... NOW, 'TAKE GRANDMA, FO~ IF YOO ARE 601N6 INSTANCE ...I CAN PREDICT SURVIVE A5 EXACTLct WHAT S~E WILL <GA'I IN THE FOLLOIJING A C~ILD! 1'HI5 15 A MOGT 1966 BUICKS '10V DRAIU A PICTURE AND I'LL DRAW A PICTORE .. ."THEN llOU TAKE lllE1WO .PICTORE5 IN, AND SHOW Tf.IEM TO GRANDMA ... ~ITl.lA.TI0'-1 .... CLOSE-OUT PRICES All To Be Sold Before Sept. 29 3 SPECIALS 4 LeSABRES • GRANOMA,i-IERE ARE 3 with Air Condition TOO PICTURES -mAT WI~ AN() I HAVE DAAWN .. WI-IICH ONE DO c.(O(} TJ.IINK IS ll!E BETTER? 1 WILDCATS 4 DEMONSTRATORS • • ' t Gil· court eediDI \ I Gallipolis, Ohio '. '()ME ROY ' ace!- ~. ( ' SHORT RIBS •••• SEPTEMBER CLEARANCE by li'ra:n.k O'Neal ~ E'Af.l I 11-\ ~ ~ ' m.. racUM -• ' GO\ ' Proe- .•' MUST AOLJLT MlNO! • ,, 66's VERI/ NICE ' d r db- ' ALL THEY'RE 80TH 'IOU JU6T HAVE TO UNOERSTANO IHE ·IISSinl Smith Buick 48 State St. Wf.IC(, I Tf.IINI<( ~A~L.. ~ <( A.. D ~DOK A'f 1RAT SURF! OF - hilh ,. Crall. bHaio i~€ PACI.FIC . r leport, lerllll ra~ - suffdo. )Ill, . ----J) ; ' >'i ' • •. TIME~ '" OLDSMOBilE$ 2-66's e 1 Demo. I l "OPE 1"1-\E NAiiVES ARE F~lf.HDLY. 1-F-85 Cutlau Supreme Holid.t/ Sedan Power equipment. White over turquoise -' l PON'1 KNOW. SUI WE'RE BACK IN Ott&IT! 2-F·85 Cutlass Sport CoupH Power equipJllent. I tu rqu otse, 1 white over Sierra mist I ' ' ; ' ( ' I , . ' . l ' ' ! \ ' I .-.. '. ' ~~·; �· r~. . i' . . ···.'I . ... ' •' 'j L' ..... }.,. .·v· '., ·- . ' I ~ ,, C.l . . .. 1 .... • '~ J, •' .. ;.~" ···=: •'-•'·' ,;::~"'"' ·'· .....:....:.~ . .. ·, - " ,., ''" ' ~. CL . •- l .. t .. ..n~"" .,6 • - ·· · · · . .. ( -w'INTIIROP WELL~ I/'v\ THE OWNEQ OF WHAT ~A~ 1HI6 BUILDING/ AND 11-116 16 MY by Dick HE: 6AY61HE ~~TENANT? - ARE COMPLAINfNGABCUr YOOQ VIOLENT TEMPER.. Cavalli WHAT!!/ .•' ' . ' ...... ... .~ . .. . 1\ , ...,. ·· ' ... , tMitmiT'Tntbi!llfJ\ ~ . .. , ·-· "' •' . , ,' .' L" ,,.,. " "'"" .., , ._ ,.•.,.....,, - .....'3? ~···.- .. PRISCILLA'S POP . 6LIP&QINTENDENT. (J,JA ,. . STOKEI To get ail th .cu tornaticc01 buy 1S the nc ST OUR-HLo\T G£TOUT/ attra ctive 11 h<l mt, Co ~t H E.HfR dell\ heat that's tbc lloJiel.l . The Col.flt table heater , lor easy inata ht:at and econ liP no more 1. LE'f7:5 ~~ H/6 L.f:A.:SeA0AIN. IF \\ECOLJLD FIND JU6TONE LITTLE "THIING•.. - ,, I" .. pJece or furqit No doubt . CoMB VSTIONEI bur n1 ng eco r ava1lable coa• today. bu}' - ~' ' •1o WARI BUGS BUNNY STEV HARD • OUT O'V'R W'AY T'-lAir'S li:tG;-IT/ YA AIN'r 0\MPIN' ON ME. AU. WINrE~/ 'iorman I 0\1 Vinto1 Phone: Home Ph ~ 7ie 1fJdleU by 'Walt W'etterberg """""""""" WELl, IF YOU'RE A l\fWATGt.lDOG, YOU t:AMEARNYOUR Pol'ATOGIIIPS! LET U5 tiETON Willi TilE TOIL! W!.lAT YOU NEED Fl R!.T, I~A GOOO~TAND UPGOMEDIAN AND AlliTLE CANNED lAU6f\TER iOMAKE YOU FEEL SEHER h ush, pbQfo ~ ! ALWAYS NAP AFTEP'- EATING! PLEASE SHOW ME. '10 MY !Z:DoM! 919 4 I Sr { 48 State I D, Gal· passinft !ar diJ. Al.L RI61.1T, ALL RI6HT! IIOW A60J.ll: "SSME MELODRAMA? WERE JUST IN liME TOCATc;I:ITI~Et.A~TFEW MINUTE!> OF "'TI\E LIFE AND LOVES OF DOCTOR Z >J I • n acdp, m.. .yraeuae ldleporl, ;nler OD led wilb '•' . Cralt. wu -.. • . on. ,; to Hal• J. 'I I Ir :yr&CIIII suffef. 110111, i• 4. GA.;..;.-lNG ,. .8A4·--R " z.SK- -NG '' 3.PO--OW {,.JAC--NlFE ' '· ;I 1966 I ' (~ 1-Calai•l Fully eqe oir eond . _.,. , ._ . ·-····--, .... \,~,.....-_.,, ~ ·- - -- .... ~ - -- "'.' .. ... .., . .- .•... .. . . . . . .• .~ .. ~.- -~ - · -·- b HEA, Inc. T.M. l't- U.S. Pat. OH. S.I=L.I--ER ' J) •H . �,. n_t_ .,.. _.____ Ctl - ] D .. ...,.. , ..• .. ' . WITH A SCUBA OUT~IT/ 8UT WHP.ToS THE ROPE FOR:? ' I ' '• . ........, I ' ' . ::.~l?.trt. ~· .WglltlrAiiJII'IAf,, . J..lf'S GOIN6 1C Se!! I~ l-IES GOOC> E.NOUG14 TO eRIN6 UPA I-lEAVY AflCiolClR.! IF YOU GEr INTO TROU!ll.E, l:LL PULL YOU UP/ 11415 IS MY I=IRST llME . t tJJ. (/tf~IL.l · BlOSSER. STOKE JU$T LOOKS LIKE AN EGGHEAD ••• ACTUALLY HE'S A T. M. .... U.S: Pot. Off. To act all tt ~utomatic COl buy is the m STOk ER- HUt att rac tive a home, Co~qn H t::ATER dell• heat that's lh Uoll cd. The COMII I-I~'S &EEN UNDER AN AW~LLY LONG :rrME, l=RECKLESf IT•S REALLY YEI-1, AND lf..lERE WASNoT 1/'f:Il.Y MUCH AlR IN 1!-IAT TANK! s.cu.B.A--- />N AB!IR.E\11-f ATION 01= 1.---..1 No doubt - ~lVE rahle Mater , for easy insb heat and econ up no morr l Jllect' or fu mit WOR.OS/ 1 CoNB USTJONU burntng eco11 avatlable co01l b11y tor.lay. •ATTRACTM i • PROVEN SAF • LAR GE CAP~ ''I'/ ·l ~ -'[j :-~:' ~ / ~ I - 9·11 I \. MISTAKl ALL liGHT! I NEVIl MAKE ANY SMAIT ONESf' "DIDN'T I TELL YOU THIS WAS THE mT PLACIIH TOWN TO EAT ••• IF YOU CAN STAND T~E FOOD?" ". · · ~APPY 40T~ BIRT~DAY, DEAR ETHEL. HAPPY 40TH BIRTHDAY TO YOU. $1GNEO: 'THE GIRLI''" •JO WARI STEV HARD .\··· rman 1 b'S" Art San.so:m. TilE BORN LOSER PARt::'aJ I I.)J:I{- 011 Vinto• Phone: Homo Ph OOP.S- <SORR.f A600T Tf.IAT, fG't.l-A- A ele- b of 'Usb, pholil ~ l; THE' OWIJGR OF lt!E CAR BEARIIJ{, L\C::::E:IJ56' ftATES LL7922. IS I LL.E~ALd PARKED. f'~fASG MOVG ITI OR IT WILL 86 1oti~D AWAY! ~d ' 4 It, G.!· passina ~ar dis- Sr 48 State " acd- P.m.. ,y raclllt ~ \r.l09.tl S'I''C. ~ 'U~ "'iO W.'{ ~~'1:.~ OU\ OV Y..\tl\'. ~'1:. 'b"-\'t> \~~\~ \II~S I>IO'il.~ OU\ ~ ~'C. ~~'C.~ 0\l\:.'91. ~ \'C.~·~O\ '"0"'- e-. \:>'C.\Il O~'C.'. ldleport, nter OD ANDY CAPP led wllb HE't ..,.OU. COI.t> r 1::1 LEFTOVER~ ME90METHI~' 'Cnl& wu . Tbt WANi - BRING ID!Ial- WARM! ~CUit · Af!ejl. 1!001, I 2) '<.I' ~~.V>QO\S, \j,)y..~"( '"(-,IIi. ~\C. '"' "' ~~\St'\0~': I 1M WAITIN'l · SOMiT~IN' WARM - COMIN' .UP l CA I .Calais ' Fully eq• ·air eond .. ....~- ~-~···· -.-.-- ,. ~-~ ,,_,. �' ,.! . .. OJ . 1, . . • . .. , . . . ' I">. ·" . ~· \ ' i.- :.· ~ '1-:t;-' .......... ·. . J''~ ~ . . • ,., , •i ,;_,;..• . .'. '• - •" • "L , ,. ' . .. . . .. . . .. ..... ' . • .-" ~ WHY I~ IT TI-\AT WI-\EIJEVER 1 H~AR A. R:>LITlCIAtJ S!=£AK I G6T TH€ FEELING niAT HE' NEEDS US MORE' 1HAIJ VJE MV FRIEtJDS, I WMJT TO COkJTitJUE' m SERVE YOU At:;. r ·• HAVE. I~ 111£ PA~ BUT I tJt:Et> 'tQUR 1-ll~lP. .I NEED THE HELP cr; ALLPF YOU! ' by Leslie "rur:a.er CAPTAIN EASY 'MCREVI OF "TilE COIIERENr ON~, .· EM'/! 'PEUCAN 1\.EE.D HIM! ll'f MORNING , T~E GR&~H GLOOMPIIS WILL 8E .llDIIIiEIICILC IIORIIOR WcmD7! I BROUC:.Ifr ONL'/ '!liE MOST 'ioTATc' liAS seEM ROUNDEO UP AND IS IIEADED FOR LOLITA'!. PLACE.., (J,M ' STOKE ' To get all tt ~utomatK CCN buy is the n1 StOkER-HUT a attra~tive W"''vE MADE GREAT home, CoM• t HEATER ddi• heat that's tlil uollcd. STRIDES /f.J EOOCATIOIJ AkJD HOOSIIJG! The COMBl. table heater ' :or eilsy instt heat and ecoo up no more li p.teee of fwmit No doub t WE'~ MADE: FROORGSS //0 €MR.OYMEtJT AND /IJ PfU/IDI,tJG SAFER. 1 CoMBJJ .~T IONU b ur nmg ecor, Kl ~EA, NOTIIING WILL! PICKED TIIEM LIP, A GREEN TllUM&... EA~Y! WAIT'LL 'flE Sf~ All:! WHAT ABOUT AIR RllWr!OJJ? IF Till~ DOE~N'T GET AFI'iE!'S ORE SIIIPNtEHT 'EM OR= WllEiR!: L 6ARDEN!NG ... IIA~ CIT'r' SlREE"TS f ~~ lUAAT ABOUT AIR FOLLU1101J'? ... O~V...l 1LL DROP M( VIIF£ LOVES U6H! g SEER~ Tfll~ 61MME TEN ... COULD 8E M'i LA'>T D~ 0111 EARTII! 601 ~E 6R!:EN 61.00."~! - available coal buy tod a)'. • ATTRACTIVE i • PROVEN SAf •LARGE CAP/o - '• I , / - 'B ~' ,,_;1 , • 31- ENTS / ' I\ \ •1o I WAR! AtVD I SUPR>SE YaJ STEV ITS GETTI/JG !J..JCRSE A"-lD WORSE! HARD Norman J 011 Vintor Phone: HAVE A SOGGESTI()V HOW WE CAtJ STOP FOLLUTING THE AIR! rotST TAlf:t.. 0~ by Bill Preyse O'UR BOARDING IIO'USB SD MU:H! Kmru MY 80Y! IN i=lt<Jin Home Ph A 1 A ele- b or ush, phoi:D THAT WAS QUITE A CATKILLER FOOZV RIGGEDUP, ' IT? YEH, BUT IF WE'D USE STUFF IT'D PROB'LV TA.KE LIKE ll-tA.T, HUNTlN' 'M)ULDN'T BE ANY AT ALL TH' SPORT OUT OF 'ATS RIGHT! IT WOULD .JUST BE A SLAUGHTER IT, ALL RIGHT! 1 f.\01'1'6 \ HAT" YOU'VE BEEN SEEING TOO MANY MOVIES, LAD! NOW OF'f'. MiLL, 'I'M OPPOSED 10 MECHANICAL BUTCHERY . YOU SEE I'M ENTR ~>,i - '10U~-CAN'T : MYSELF ll'f"·" 4 lNG l; :d ' It, Gil· Pusina ,.. dilo 11 Proe- Sr court lpeedin& 48 StatE - " acdp. m.. • WE .JU5T GET USA 6POTTED . CATSKIN I-lOW V'FJGGER T'DO THAT WITHOUT ILLIN' A CAT~ .yracuse AS A RULE I LEAVE ll-t' ldleport, ANSWERS TO THOSE KIND!'\ QUESTIONS T'MY GRAND WIZER Iller Oil 1/ecir/llf!J fo SIWCE WE'RE. A~G!-1 STATEr 1 WILL rlf'Pt.Y FOR H)MISSIONTO fHUNDIR TI4E UNITED NATIONS! ' Crill. nuction (J(f his AT find of Gf»ni5h LEA~T ' ri01.1bloons, HOM!! AN · Bc/wj;IM- m"e 6RING ELIGIBl-E BACHElOR\ suffiil. d0111. A/llericll. Mean· ~ile, Short I a~tMtof tmOflltr pinrte, vfsifl1 Q",/Wrry Vutg>M'im of THe lWJ 6//YS IT'S 100 lOUGH A PROBLEM ... ALL YOOTTA DO~ NO NEED... LONG AS YOU GOT ME T'DO YOUR THINKIN' FOR YUH! _,__ CONFISCATE TH' ONE YOU!{ NEPHEW ONO'S WEARJN" Mel 90 S'cJru¥e/(' !JO#fJ l'o tn.coilf tlfllction E\/ENTroU6H RAIQIN<3 A I'OPULI(TION 19AAAT RA~ 1 l'VE DEC!!'ED TO use. TI-\E. ~EUI.9 TO FIND AA !!USiet..E YOUN5 t!IACI-IELO~! CA .1 ..... - ... I .Calais Fully eq• ·•lr eond I .• • ' ' ' ' ~ r- '" ... • · ~ -. • '" -"' ' •"-'' "'•'· '"' .... ~ I . ..• Met>~hi/e, of(JofiJI ~!tile, Sir Hlrrty Vu~rM:rn, 51K;rl(/()lm Plutonium, etltd fJon~ M:vftheir ; ·'r ;.- 2) •>!' !loltnPiifoi;Wfl J OKAY ... I DON'T THINK. ~ loHalo fi'8CUII sd8ouff'or YOUNG - led with ' �,, ·I \j " I "' . '"' "'""' '"-" "'' • ~ .. ,...._ ,.._., •~ • .. ... .._..,..,._,...~"""~~f"~ J"'·' ~II( ,.,.,N'..,..of'...,·'!'"";ff·I¥~'"1T~·'t1"~8 ~ 'flt; ~r:·, ~·· 1'\ , , , , . " ,"'t' •• ' J ...... ;f,:t).' ........... ~- __..t••,,l~ ;.J....;t·.. . ' ..-....:• .: -~.'.V ~ . ~ . . ' ';t . "; ,I "'(ireene Line Steamers Announce 'New Delta FO~ IIEHE THE MAN 'ltlJ tHINK, HE'LL FIGHT AND HE tMV WIN! BUT BE HE THE GOW~1 M. r KNOW HIM HE'LL NOT F16HTJ!4.D60 WVC-- · (J,J, WET ANDCOl..D ClJT~lDEL~ABOTIS t.'I\U6HrER ~'TORMV GA!rt<:o WITH HORROR AT HER FATHER~ WOR~ "'* .\, ,. . THoMAs ·'!11e CaiUornla steamer, buUt Tile aew Delta Queea wW Delta Queen, from the hull up. In 192B, wiD be lr81l8formed ipto be a delue lloaUn& ltotel, The cost, relaiuing the hull, .. Rfehai1J "C. 81DloDioo. major- a Mlsslsslpplrlverman's steam- olferlq wut Iodato travel- propulsion machinery, stem . ~ Line er with brand new superstruo- en reqatre, stm..toa polnled wheel and shalt, will run • 1ty stoeilJOidl!l' •l Steamers, .JMrt'~Y· an- tur., pllol IJou8e in the middle ouj. lng of Soos .hd' Qat~Jbters of oul In front of the pUolhouse; Plonew Rlvtmwa il Marietta. Simonton . predicted a "new ArchiiA!ctuNl clnwlnp and day" for passenger steamboats. orllsts' ~ of the new After the Delta Queen is boat IlleR p•nted U> I he completed, additional boats o1 "Riv•~ .Suus" 81 tl\elr annual the design will be buill. All will msellng at tbe Marlena boat be stemwheel stelllllhoats. club oo tlle ' banb of the Mus- "We will nol convert to diekinguul 'River. sel. Steam will be used as In 'lbe ·Della Queen, only over - the past." Simonton stated. night pusenpr steamer left on "We are selling nostalgia," Western Rlten wW cease lo said the west cossl e~ecuUve . exist such, ~ a new Della The new boats wW be strictly Queen fore.runner of Greene for pleasure trav~l. and not a Une .deamel'l of the future, means of transportation between will tsl<e her place. two points, he added.' YOU I\OUl..D Plr MY ~GIFFORPA6AI~r A PROFE'6510NI\l.. 6WORD FIGHTER, DOWN THERE: IN THATGL.OOMY ~M; HOW~mt:JU5! STOKE: T o get all tJ: c utom111ic cor buy 1s t he nc STOK£R- U £AT • Ct ract ive 1 home, COMBI H EATER dcli1 heat tha t's tbt tro lled. The Cowat as rab!e heater .a lor easy ins11 htat and eco n up no more _li P million, SlmOD~f al factcrs, Including her age, a IC flO million. greater demand each year for Timetable ,for l'!lnovation o• her pleasure cruises by more passengel'l, and, last, but not leul, pending legislation that wben passed would force the Queen U> he taken out of operaUon due to high costs of fireproofing her superstructure U> comply with the new safety regulations. "We're jacking up the calDope and sliding a new boat under It," laughed Simonton. Plans are to retain the hull and macblnery and build a new ptect of furn1t No doubt : CoMBtl niONU e burn1ng eco ~ available coal bU)' today, •A TTRACTIVE • PROVEN SAf • LARGE CAP~ FAITI:t1,THI51UJ<Y -'B/ , ' ' ' I'/ FEU.Ovv 15 !516 A":? PEDRO ANDFI5HT~ A~ HAAii'! TH 1!71!1N 'T 601N6 ID !5E EMY! ,• ..J / round no~,- 'flit •.' new Delta Of the roof, just forward o1 mid· Decision to renOvate. the Del- poln!ed out Additional 'st,earri:· Queen ll 'lbe 1f1t1J ~1 Meet- ship, and a pair of twin stacko ta Queen was baSed on sever- en of her type may cost Ill 1!. l'tii.TROONJ UNAWAAE THAT ~IFFORCI ~AND6o I! .'· ·~'~ / , I • \. •1o the Delta Queen ts· wide open according U> Wjlliam Muster Los AnJeles, consultant "We wanl to complete the boat and pul her In operation bY March of either 1918 or 1969." Government legislation will put the Delta Queen out of leg JslatJOn oo Nov. I, 11168, but w• can have up unHI March 15. 1969, Muster stated. "We may, however. beat this dale by nne lull calendar year (Conllnued on Page 2) .. The New De Ita Queen , . • l a1 y .,.J. DeNied To The Inter•" 01 The Hei,..Muon .4.-.o VOL XVIII NO. 107 PCWaov-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1966 FIVE CENT$ WARI STEV HARDJ !\~anna n 0" Yinlot Phone : Home Ph 1 A > "' ' John Zerkle, preald xoo.hoo, Sop~~! You t' home.. ":rep, don~ I know! Thea's alw~ Somei:hin -that needs -meruiin:! Ju~t -qester$tJ I hadda pt1.t::newhin9e~ on. the bac1: dca:t-,-Bu.i: 1-- , ... 16 Drivers Arrested; . Accidents Reported S~u~ like -qou were cooktn u.p some &uit o:t: th,Q like £o1' wintet- 4 Sr and Mr. Lewis wbo is Stale Aladdin Temp e recorder. Absentwas 2nd Vice President B. F. ·18Diein0hio 48 State --like a .bat fl~~e>ed poultice t: maw out tru! mi.seJ:ie~ 1 alWci.lJS sa:I:!-· just maki.n~ a CUl> Sa.ssqfns tea., I'll :bet! W.be.n11-qou. eve.i" le<!irn., 5oplz:g? Gotta .be on :rc:t=4 Wc!t'tj,c.hum--but one day soon Ill d~p in and we'll have a nice chat! Yeah! we SUtewill,wotit"Qoq,? Cl 1961 . , NIA, ln1. 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