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"- .1 1\, A tumn•s Harvest," "A Garden," ~ Rings My Bell," "A Friend" and concluded '\il• ~ V 'j Nowiii'I'OIIfethe circled Jettert "The Patchwork Quilt." ,! [\, ,(! to fo:m thuarprlounawer, u During the business meeting · ••KL(:att<lbytheaboveevtoon, . circle voted to sell pecans I ~o:s' wAS A l thiS year for the holiday seas· , A on and Miss Frieda Fnehnle, 1 chairman, announced that f"lordoJ'o '"''"1'" CRANK 'liiCH CAUCUS HAPPEN V tBDQJ I cases are ordered, Mrs. Swan- II I I Ir I X J rI )ADI."er; JMUJ~ you hoH when you •~ .1 · .t·~~- .. :.· .: ..(~'Z.ent£0 n . p· ,.a..,, .. ..,. 1 •• • T l(5 Qp Joseph Struble was suest "" .~Y .Ill~ ,. @'~ . ~ may pl'eSOnted eacb will! 1 , _ s!JWer when.~;Windloc 'IT~ teli!Hiielo loved ones to prac- canage. IDstalled were M r 1. G~en ClUb tner WedneSI(Sl' u~ MIE.'l·· S:O.~ii\On and ,Chart.. Lewll, pJUideui; . Jlln. evenmg •~ llle ·Ohte- ~ ~ llfel 'Pi'eiienHon. ' • · John Terrell, vice president; office. Mr Struble .art·•-d Jns,.cMr lntrl)d ced· .., . Mt1.. 01 . 1 &~ rr'l .b·r "' •:.L ' '·'P!' .a. J oseph Strub!e, ._ u.uur~ · •r · ares · lne homo to remove er; and Mrs. Rober! Lewis, IH> · Lewis, presld~nl; Mr; . ~trul!lv oily £M!i. Ji\Ot. ~J .n!jW leaves retary. representrog. tile · Pomeroy ·ll're to accumwale near the bouse; department spoke on I Ire to put Inflammable liquids 111 A reslonal meeting to be held prevention month throughout the proper containers, and to have In Marlettrl November 10 ·wo country. Most llres are caused co. ~ AI":!BP ha,ve 11 re 8lUIOWICed and se~eral me.m· ;)lum.n lalllltft. The 11omen rtritlanf:"r!ijifi[gf IDd• walll. bers :pll!n to attead. Allo• ~ ~y have a 11'8fl ln!l!!!~ce 'Oi.ld ·~ lilaiDtenl!lce, care I10IIIIced was a meeting a~ tile ' . .· . In cooklna and baklng;'adequate Ohio Power Co. oHice Mliildq, electrt~ outlets. ope~ and m.: at 7:30p.m. for .all Garden . 4 . ,.._ " 8Jlli$IJ,Uer. Vente,rl,cas heatm clllb presidents, and Diemberl -~ ~· J~!d ,fiiili'll! col-d; Interested In Colijlty Chri~' / ~· Jf are Important. ..., : bower sbow. DriiWlngo will Ill SnQ OWeen . Smoking ind careless use 0t mad• lor Classes and detaiiJ 91 other quotations from the Bible ' · llle theme. She closed with ·:' ; j j V '·\ ,1 .\ ., • 1 Mrs. Jack Bechtle was pro- · (XJI. I j j gram cbairman, Bubstitutlng for Mrs. David Entsp1inger and · · a series of readings on I,.NAHLED 1. autumn theme Including . . YoungAdu/t Class lheme.: XI I I (................ ,., '\ ·... .; "Halloween" was the ~Jl).e .m~~es cp4~~~ 16 per cent~ show .discussed. A r· drink r:oliee u•lalt OftJt·State 24. Wf...in 13 I ., , Mfchlgan State-4l Kent State 35 Purdue 20 Notre Dame !8 Miami 33 Oldahqma 0 Ohio U, 13 .es TRAPUNTO OVERBLOUSI Long .slaev• . overb/ouser tropunlo quilting around tr011t ll&ck and &letvu.. Slip onl,.llllc knit · ofroighl ...ill. "1H£1EA1.- .-"• ......... , ' A'" H Jl' '· wm .... Baptist Party orsnce "'odlft uta, Mn: Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT 1;, Ml ··.z . . iS · AREADY CASH SAVINGS RESERVE IS HARD TO ·BEAT urJG Rkhard Bra7 :::;::•11 •-u~tu;mn;th~e~m~e;. ELv?s'lJitLEY "PARADISEin HAWAIIAN and SUNDAY sley Suzann Let h Jas. Shfeeta a g M Donna Butterworth , ..turot~f~1~!rtoona Admlulon: 75c & 40c ~~ij~,•,l,il~ I. ~~liJ.~d~: "RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE• Carol Lyole~LJt,: Chandler Sandra Dee Peter Fonda "TAMMY AND THE DOc~T~R· •1 sovlng1 account here now I RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Depoaltlnsurancl Corporalloll j • Ktntucky .15 QincinOCJti.28., ICansas.i'trle t . ··it· lgn or· arty ax ayers (llPI) Conremoved the final har· to adjolbi1IDLODI Saturday Ia>: . a reVGIUIIO"' ill finance presidential campaigns with tu- dollars. a 31.22 roD call vote, tha tilis1te passed IDd sent to the llou8e a CObllroverslai forlnnstors hill. Its acUoo ~ble final adjournment ol the 19th Cougre" later Saturday. Among tile bill's ·rlden was a proviSion thai would give tho Republican aqd Dei!IO!!L'atie portlea $30 nlillloo ·each In Ia>: revenues to help flljanc!e lhelr 11161 presidential camprti&ns. With that bill out ol the way and with qiJ(ck spected approv. al of a supplemental titaney bill In the Senate, Congress could go home to worry about Its own election prohlelll.!. Most ot the House members alreariY were ·~ill% -~~ .. . ; ' ' oa tltuiUJDti. 'l'bey w.tq Friday. IDelutl1ng ·li big proposed to: break .lor weallby p:oleuiooal men. All "'"m•ted 18 miiUoa ~. lawy<n and other ielf. employed per80DS :would be llnlabed .· ltiltltlrqt& Clmpa/Ju But a number of senators were flircect Ill quit eampalgn- able to doUble to 43,100 tltejr P'OIODI deduction for personal peosloa plaiiJI under the 11-'0111· ln,l r(Dil return to Wasblngton Satutilay to · break a deadlock betWeen Senators Albert Gore, IJ.Term., Bnd Ruaseii B. Long, IJ.La., over the campaign fund. Gore's blocking tacllcs _ . aha~ by a 37 to 15 rote, rejectl!ti bla effort to kl1l the ta>:' measure by tabling It It sllll. CtalmJ Ullt!Oidlli1ltiGttal But Gore· termed "itovel, bizarre, unwise and LllLCOLLSiftuUonal" Ltma's plan tor flnanoIDI presJdentJal eampa~gns, Gore emteudt there are iDJuf. ffcleol safeguards to prevent miluoe ol the funds. UDder tbe measure tnpayera can checll: olf an lbetr lllcome Ia>: returned $1 of their I a x billa to so Into a federally operated presidenttal election campaign. fund. '11he maxlm•un eaclt eandl· date's party would get would bs based ou the total vote ol the previous presidential eJeo. • NO. 38 INSIDE TODAY Page General News ••• • 1-2-3 Erl!torlalo .. . .. .. .. • • 4 Features .... ...... , 5 Pnm News, DateUne 6 Sports .... ... , 7-8·9-10 Loeal Hlghllghta . 11·12 TV Schedules, News 13·14 Womena Features 16-11·17 Cluslflerll . .... . 111-19 Week'a Review ..... 20 !I! LBJ on Way to ., t; '1 "' ~ ~~\ ~ ' mwe ~ Uy lban :, • In Ilk 'Die w.ond pay for eaeh vote 0 the flr4 10 Jll}lJJort - or million In 1118J - wldeh w lie shared equally by the parties. "" Gore Ulcl tbe plaD would ' - n twit "*·' good LLlOIIey wllb bad. He we'& 118 provfJiolto to pra• I' vent the .... tt- ..1es u'UUI Cdl.. ... lng to raise LLlOIIey wblle&~· tltere millions fllllll the treuurJ. ,r, lhouglt there are 1 jam' iii •erskma rtf ·IL" ft"f ltl Dewted fo fhe Cltwatltr l!lddle Ohio Volletf SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1966 \ C.'~ ' .' TODAY'S 'JHOUGMr' "'lbere Ia ·t11111 oae ,...., tntts· 28 PAGES ~ . lHRE! $E¢!10Nt-1 Pomeroy-Middleport PAICI lO Guerrillas Stage Bloody Prelude To Opening of Manila Conference~ SAIGON CUP!) - Viet. Cong guerrillas attaoked in 19 sal»tage, mine and assassination assaulta fn the past 24 hours In Sooth VIetNam in Bn apparent effort to paint an especially bloody plelure of the war .. the Manila summit conference approached, aovernment apok!!Sment spokesmen said Saturday. The new wave ol 'llolence fol· lowed the terrorist hombmg In a !Mekong Delta market squaro that killed IS persons and serfttrtalJI wounded another M wbetl a claymore-type mme pllnted ID, a veptaN• basket went oJf a tltrottg of 1,800 - · ~ lltd eltiJdre!l, • ~ I ll''*l- Offsetting the terror to .some their troops h•d suffered llgbt Navy and Maline JI11G11 1lfi extent, South Vietnamese . casuaiUes In the operation nam- 120 mis>riooo up doW.•• spokesmen disclosed that 1;1, S. ed Truy Klclt - a lar-rangmg North Vleltuunese c:ou1 planes and Sooth Vlelnaltlete anti-guerrilla ramble. They said oo• Air Force• troops have ltilled nearly 800 About 50 miles down the Tbandercblef jel wu chnnted Viet Cong m a five-<lay drive coast, U. S. Air Cavalry troops due to "unkuollll~ eausei,-ur against Communist .¥ll"frlllasr:tn supported by heli<lopter gw> that the pilot was ml"lnt Ill the coastal lowland'~<• miles ships ltilled 19 Viet Cong satur· acllon. ii northeast of SaigOD. day. The cavalry action ta a U. s. Navy plattes ~ Gov~,,PP~ satd continuing mopup of Commu· or destroyed 125 bargeibiil.a 500 of the 584 esUmat'id Viet nlst forces that has seen 1b e group of ble8l'ly 110!1 eaugbt olf Cong dead were killed by Amer· American inflict heavy casual· the northem cou~ wbllv , ~ lean plane. They ssld they found ties on the enemy and take an Force pliota mtashed up '""'lit 70 Viet Cong atuffed Into one extraordmary LLtllllber of 673 othert. · .. care, apparenUy air strike vic· Red captives on one of I b e Saigon spokesmen said ')Iaiii lima whose bodies bad· been war's most successful opera- of the I'Uh of Viet Cong attacks bkl!leD by IJ.eeln& Commwtlat tiona. reported In tbe ~ ;& lirlllli lrOo(lO. • • • · - ·lit the air war, V. S. !POkes- were larp rteala(~·~Tbl ~ llltl man sald Amsrlcan AI!' Forqel bloody. . I " ' '~a • , u.;,; f, ,':. ' , • '1 · ~~£)li$, ,~·•.f:~ ·:'J1 ',. • ' , a v;z ·., Wants Buyers to Get Stamp Odds , . Lee Davidson, "In. Mrs. a patient at Grant Hospital Columbus where she Is belog treated for a severe throat infection. Mrs. Davidson " the daughter of Mr. aod Mrs. Emerson Jones. She fs In room 845. The lour daughters of the late Judge and Mrs. Edgar Ervin visited here with their aunt, Mrs. 0. fl . Stewart in Middle- and their cousin, n Cbar- 1 I' ' ' , mond Boice and their stater, Mrs. Joe WIISOP and family: for a "CoL t I ffattutd BllndYi ... chickea titan 'lllf' 9 ilt dte whAle ~ed~~!I ~~~u~.icago John Erano, ~n of Mr. Mr•. Edward Evans, has to Pensaoola, Fla., lor further tramlng In th• U, S. Navy. He has been at the ~~ Lakes Training station and after 1 Ieav• hero with hll ~ has been aulpect In P'lortjla' y... dtittl: it - be prttty pel cltidm? 'lltooo't- ""' to iDd CMit. ione CROW'S STEAK HOUSE PHONE 99U432 evening al the Church ot Chrfslll Dr. Rolland Boice ol well, N. M. is here for a visit with his mother, Mrs. Boice, and brother, Dr. Ray. POMEROY, 0. d~t~ :r months to z years 10!11". Mrs. Dole Mourning bas re. turned from Columbus she has been the gu011t of son and family, llfr. flild Mrs. James MoutDin& IIIIi cblldr,n. llfra, Ora RoF, Columbus, · ·· · . ' · ( ~ ·· ';· .,. · · :· ;:'!'n · :r-·~ : S.turday 11·e ·gotid 'I'' " ~· p1· • . .. ~}l . . Y..• .. p ng. We . . .. havins our Fur,nJture Sale on the 2nd.MC( _·.-.~rd.F··- Wellkno~n auelltill , -,.B•g .• -.rd•y on the mtin floor d.''"'fol'teall "c. ~lectioM:It.bi&:••~Jit*.:f:'Ail,il., ~ ~-. •re; ~•vin~ I S..!e"~f'MI!.rij'•T-:fl',i~".nd Boys~~..,. _ t he H " . OUieweres A. 1c . ""nul ' Kod k 1 ' ' De~,rtm!"t ..•, ~!•( 9f, Flowtr ,.cotta Stte ~ Fil •. ' · 1.\ ~ " fiiWn\ firi nwacts m ere tiWeys on · Bulbs 1ncl our All Co.metict end Sile cin the llltln tr.r. ~· •• - _, In · ~r(. '1i1UrfJr. .1il Po.;,~ '.: Y~r , . , ,. .. ~~fer Jo~ Wee ring A I Fo pplre r Your F•"!lly and· F11,rnhu.r e. and "o · • ur Home. . ,, · Fumllhlng1 For. ..·~ J ......... ... "·~--~ .......,...... .. ~ { .. •'' -.. Pl'l'I'SBURGH (UP[) - Mrs. tlngbouse Electrk: Corp. . . the IntetoaliOnal Union of E•...,. trical Workers (IUB) reacltetl agreement Satunlay tl1 I throe-year <OIItrad. 'Die agreement Is retroaollft to Oct. 17 and Millo until N39, li, 11168. II prevldes three '"""',. · wage Jnneaseo, two eosl • ol • Uving Increases and a pay rallt for ltlgbsr skilled wortero. , The proposal was IIUbmltW to the JUE earlier SalurdiJI' following ail-nltlbt barPI ""' sessions conductetl by ~ taUves ol the federal MtdJtt. liOn and '.:OOclllaUoa ~ :l was approved onantmouslr 111 the WE • S.member WOII\Llfo bouse Conh!renc+ Boerd. Santa Getting No Free Ride In '66 WASHINGTON fUPll - ta Clall!l wtU have Ill Pill' liJI own Will' to VIet Nam tltl.l Ouistmaa, but &lUll bs flor4 ..... cilll lor lllll"'laentl!tt .. apected to relc1t ~ .... portiotbl. There wDI bs DO fret llrlll M there wu Ia INf, All paILI!t wD1 llan to .lttt It'!\ 111 reeular mall - IIID'fact .. - II lillttllld .p ollll ,._ u. s. l,.., ' '·"" ,. II I womeu hood go out they '11111!11 m Nov.enthef ··- .: ·Mjlr'·.. Turne of her Keiser parents,MlnonJDie Mr. IIIII Mn. · r, Harry 0 ;ear lib mask 10 !hi!!> alomflil. ~ · l'earHf~lfman Mr. and Afr,, 1!. A, B~ UlllOI beIosee~ Many Muslims and Freaa f!dwardi, . and faiDUy of LotJan were Sr,l"' Ml~onH0I~ fist.· . u:h• mteting w.. opened With day dinner euesll of Mn ' an said she hllll ' claq song, ·•BJeat· Be the tea Withrow ' :a=':..~""s::":~odfflra! ;:" ~~the Pfe&ldenl, Jleu. Mrs. Nor~ Rou1h apent TJwri. 0 1ng Wll8 given to ti, er· th . · "!'hi! Halloween day wllb Mrs. Charlet~ Wlthin apJWe<iatfon of ·bse 1"':!er ~'lrll was ·~ oJJI In the row. ing aod '•formatl've r n s~ I'O!IIbm~ of dbugi!nut'8, or- Mrs. GladYI Smith ol Brrrb, "' talk. ange purrh. coffee, apples and erton and Miss Pearl HoffmBO, tile guesf'ot M D I candy. 'l1if table was decor- a mlsslonary from Paltlltan tng · 1'8. a e M~rn- ated ·wJIII bla~k-~11!8 and pump- were weekend p&ll of Mr' 1 .._.~'-.i;iiiiii . .,.... · ~_;·_:'ii;·~~~lns:·~ · ··..· ~"....· ~·~"~"~·~·...,·;...-~and:::!.Mrs:~·!B~.~D·;..Cunnln&ha:~~lll.::;_ ' ·' ,, I< •':t· ... room 386. Serving Meigs County for Olltr 941/fart POMEROY eport Mrs. Ohio and Mrs. Jack Stewart wide..W,• POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1 Georgia.2J 1 in. Po mero" Meet the World's !~~~~1~;;H~:t~lty; 'lbe.rf•J~~ . " NO.I ;ziii?r~~~t~~~~ :~~~l' :o~~:: s~tu rd~y CHICKEN SAI,ES ~::~~~mE~::~~~ Until9 ·:irltll_'· .e. ~. Eve.rling .,• Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mad$1f' 9 . Otterbein 6· Colgate :43 Brown 7 vlru"': Thomas Young tn Pomeroy. Clllicldy-cash to spare, without cost or deprivation-there's nothini! so convenient as having a substantia[savine• (U)C()uilt here in our "full-scale service" lbank. Save here regularly-you'll save more, fasted ~* Ab MiddJ ;:::::::::~::::::::::~~~port, visitors mcluded Mrs. Wllliam /J Wheneveryouwantorneedextracash . uJi (ifj j iJ ---FRIDAY, . - -. ·- • SATURDAY ~·•1• Deposited in our bank ••• for safety plus interest! ,tr New, 21 Tbe ~ PreTe~~!t:l:r ,} 1 S THEATRE Sundar thru Wednesday •!* About Pome.11oy fD J s:l:t Lee Grant · Open a ,,.ho,j;s;;_; ;.;.. Gui!SfS.r "= ' iol<lia.d and ~rmy 28 ----~~·~----------~~~--------~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--------~===:~==~Ti ~ •' ementary School J \ 'I'· I G d ran porents are Honored by PTA Ch t E/ • J ,A , Bowling ·Green·35 Pittsburgh 0 • Wm &·MolY 6 .Michigan 49 Syracuse ,28 .. ' Penn.State 31, Minnesota 0 H.oly.CroS$ ·6 ~ W. Viiginia 6 ~' son reported on the budget r•mluw•h• Conler/m71111.. • I ""-'-' 1/le YO\IIl& Aodult··cfil... Ill .of..aJl,ll...... lie pld. 'J1he Better Home and Ga~ items for the year and plans •- ACUP&CHAUCII the ~ Pojner.Y' First' ·:'·iJaptil ''~lln~nf,fie'sald~shnuld bookonHousePianta.''wasPtf were made to pay the pledge chumh met Tuesday evenln. alwa)'ll have the lire depart- unted to the Pomeroy Llbr~ to the church budget. T h e in the s<><lal room of lhe church. ment ~hone number handy. 1n by the ctub. Ml'll. 'lboiiiPBQI!; group also made plans to The room was decorated by case of fire, pran a safe exit, ways and means chairman, he'14 with the Bloodmobile prog- o~ Mrs. .Carvl!f WIUlalll.! and Mrs. "'OIIIImtm 'Mamt ftre depart- a plant and bulb aale d~ ram thiS year as before. r er Terry l'tlalln and featured I ment, do not ~n!e.l'. house Ull- the e~enlng. M1ss Faehnle announced that By Mrs. Donald Mora Ralph Trussel presented felt, bat on wings at tba en- der an)' Clroumstances and ·he Flower enta Pictures for the church Grandparents were honored Pr<stdent pin to ( lrl trance, pumpkins, skelelons and sure ehHdren and elderly have judged b -:~~ctor Hw:=;r ory Will be taken Saturday, Oct. the program when Chester who has served the pa•t crepe paper streamers. Mem. been placed in nands of respon. of Wlldw!,.. club and blueyrili29.. Mrs. NormBn Wayland, P'TA met for the October meet· two years as unit preSident. Mr bers were In costume and · af• albl~ ,. people. A question and bona awarded to M Ll · cha1rman or Aftffnoon Circle, mg at lhe school Monday even- Kautz spoke br~efly on the ter ,.guesamg their identity ·the ani-· Jl"rkld followed. Moore Mrs Cbarl::· Lewor! announced the first meeting for ing. As each Grandmother ar- levy The Cllester PTA regular meeting was hOld ' Ml'ii. "LeWis opened "e mee~ Mrs J' hn .;, :::.· 1 Mrs. Jooe Th us r day, Oct. .'n. and · ed · · . "' , o oerret nv , a corsage of fall flowers record as favoring the levy. PfOyer by tile Rev. ' ~rver lng , wlth devotions taken from Struble and Mh. Robert me~ hers to brmg a was pmn•d to her shoulder. During lhe program, each Williams opened the 'lriMing !!'he Bailie lor -Peace: by Con· family Bible.. The Circle Mrs RaJ h grandparents Introduced him· and deVGtions were led by Rl· rad N. ffilton. Eac!h 'member Halloween aamea wert ; ce1ved an mv1tat1on to attend dent ·ope thTrussei.. pres!- self and told how mBny chard Finlaw who read An Eve- read a paragrapb ll'om The 4ucted by Mrs. Cbarlea J.AW ' ~~~meeting at the Cb~rch or the PTA ;raye: a:'e:;~ With children they had in school. · Prayer. II was deci~ to Golden lferiUigl>' ""Mlin\bers of during the social hour ~ nst Thursday everung lo led b Mrs song Mrs. Pearl Mora reminisced some new chairs lor the·Walk·llt IDd•Wlljlwood Gar- prtze8 awarded to Mra. VI ·. ~": M~.Lowell Lusby of and a~comp~ni~u~;~~~~ce~ about school days at the CeoSunday SChool room. Mrs. den ellltii' were W.l~ed as Hysell, Mrs. Struble and '. IStlan College. e B kJ · og tral Grad• Scnool in Orval Wiles, Mrs. Harry Ball- guests. ' · ' · '1 • u•· Terrell. Mrs. Cherl01 Hay~ cY The group voted to bring a rDu:c ey. . where she attended and ey and Mrs. Oliver Michael Officers were Installed by the door prize. The Ira ' ~~a~ msteadft of lhe usual it wa:n~n~~n~~:'"t~:t ~:~;~gg taught. She also spoke of fond were named as a committee to Mrs. Robert Thompson who prize donated by Mrs. o, , J:: " mas g1 excbange f o r memories of Professor c mvestrgate ways of helpmg the . Heaton wlj awarded to ,.,:~. the December meeting with spoons h•d been purchased for Coats · · elder citizens of the commun· Terrell I' amount to be used for lunch room but the tea- M ' P • Jty a OWeen II sionary pledge spoons were yet to be acquired, rs. u~ley Karr spoke Rerreshmenta of doughnuts f' f : ~~;;. The Hallowet~~ lheml w' 8 Mrs. Evffett Davis and Mrs Mrs. Trussel announced that he~ ~em~les of the one room cider aud Halloween candy reO flte W .. carried out by the ~ Bruce Lloyd were named ~ plans for the Halloween earn!- !~t."~~t ores! Run where by the hostess, Mrs. Wil· the exeouUve COlllllll~. • •. the food committee and Mrs. were ":ell underway and Mr liams. The table carried out nuts iced In and ~ Nan Moore and Mrs. M. L. decoratmg and setting up . ;nd .. ~~ Carl Kautz the Halloween theme with Members of tile Busy Bee were served from. I llblet .. 1French to the cheer booths would be done of Wed. ~ng • uet K..ow WHo Holds matching anpklna Games ~ Cii!SB of tJuo Mldclleport Fi 1 lered with Ill lft'l1ll8llll{m !iJ tee. A rouod robin card was . evening Oct. 26. AU M~mo~ow," accompanied by uoder lh~ direction 01 . U~ .()urcil''l!lljd}'M' 8 ~- mariaolcts llld oranp sent to Mr. and Mrs. Noah committees are to be s. oger Buckley. Guy Cowan and Mrs pJia. loween ·party· '11hursda ev nl m a (llllllllklp.. F1vor. - . . Haskins. Mrs. Swanson report- at this time. Admi<sion at the th Mrs. Ralph SemiSter told lin. . at the church The ~ue~~ lieu of black Wllcbei a1ir1 ed that the Eleanor Circle door will be 25c "'' person h e ~~.;;;:;'g true story Attending were the above and was decorated with orange pumpkins. would he In cbarge of the With game tickets to be free er 1 and life With her Mrs. Richard Flnlaw Mr and and black paper st~ . · <hU:cb decoration• for the of charge There will be a sweet ?,wn beloved grandmother .~n Mn. Jenkins 8JII!Iber,' Wil- black cats Bnd obllns ::""' . " Ch~IStmas season with Class 12 shop and refreshment booth. I Remembe~ Gr~ther. Uam Barnbart, Jlln. Harold party. Tho.'" att!nrtlng were": j asSisting. Mrs. Lois McCain and Mrs. The hospitality comnuttee Lemley, Orval Wiles, Mrs Eu· 008lume and a and ~UII Mrs. Swanson closed the Betty Dean were named to November 18 •s follows : gene TrJpt~.!ID!l M nd 111 w Jltla. gr march 8 meeting with a prayer lor peace lhe table decorating for Woodrow Mora, Mrs. Wllllam , ~an iucJa I , 1'1. IR Conjunctton with the Farm Bureau Annual Holter, Mrs. Donald Mrs, tho tu nd es or servance of Business and Pro. that will be served by the Roy Holter, Mrs. Roger I • .,. 095 mes R prtzes were 1Chester PTA at the lessional Women's week. grade er and Mrs. Norma Amshury, llff)lfQty 1.!"bsl b~ MrsEI~ll~~ McGhee, course was served by school on Thursday, Nov . 3. Refreshments of dougbnuts, Pai.lw~tn Mrs. Cly~~· wm': Slaven, the boste,.es, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Robert Wood, c 0 u n 1y coffee and c1der were served ft!fT~ .' J b Tu renner, Mrs. Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. Council President, sent her the lunchroom . which was ~OllJefl ~;;t Hallie Mcintyre Mr. 1114 Mn. Hl!ll!)' Koenig James Jlv1den. The table was appreciation by Mrs. orated m keepmg With the . . . , ., • Qemlona w~ . of Csmbrl!lfe ud Mrs. iludl covered with ~ orange clolh Barton for the hospitality ex- Halloween season. Hostesses sl:: liit ~~ *'-;. lilc(l!mlr :~~ =: of Windon of! Henderson, 'fli. va.: and centered Wllh a fall ar· tended to Council when It met eluded Mrs. Bertha Smith, Pa~~ lliUI ali' . ~lien from· TJW-"'' U a VIsited !(onclay lflerDoc8 .111111 there on October 6. Wirth, Mrs. Roush, Mrs. tho ll'~ t1' •t Room o!CI'lptur take fper MISI l!tbel Koenig 11 the~ Mrs. Berlha Smith Brown, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Orr, Y .. • mornlnf Ma~ e n rom ol Mia& El* Hart. nu; thanked the PTA f;r the new Mrs. Mathers and Mrs. Weese. ::1eC~ c~U: J:a,.. Durin::;' :us~~':::g r!~"t;:· Mr. and llln. Wayne Prln<e '"'"""'· 01ltll first ••d kit purchased for the Mrs. Glad)'ll Smith, of Ba~: Mrs. Wme~er rled and Mr. and Mra. Sberler Swu school. Mrs. Smith conducted ton accompanied her the "n~ll-' kiltl11!r! '~ uld bs visited Wednesday with.. ~ FRIDAY ond SATURDAY room count with Mrs. Paul speaker who ·has spent Instilled in N~V'!l!liler wo Uvea and lrieods In West October 21·22 Orr's third grade winning the 10 years 'jn 'Pakistan among The birthday song ~u VIrginia. ..OY, DID 1 GET A attendan"' book: Muslims, told of lhe 100 bed lor Nora lllllla; Beulah Mr: aod Mrs. Eldon KraeutWRONG NUMBER! The new president, Mrs. OUt hospital arid of her work there Roma ~widns Jennie Kauff er were Wednesday bulibell <Technlcolor) whieh Is mosUy with the wome~ Jeasle Hduda~U and Flortneli visitors In Gallipolis. Bob Hope El~< Sommer rangement or mums flanked as they are not per 'tled til 'TA!botl N ed to 111 Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Dillard ! ''TER:~~~ ~u~rCITY With candles carrying out the a male doctor. : . . thefli 8 . tb ~~ of Lancaster were recent sue•ta .4 ~ '"-1 ~ * �' lo ,Black Death May Strike COL\IMBUS 11JP1t - I'ht Oblo Educotloa Assoclotl01)'• es:eeutlve Q.OI.mmee yo1ed ' anaalmoualy Friday to Invoke prov.e11lonal s•nctlOill against the Martins Fmy City School ·,py Escapes f!rison <1ell .1 bn. .. . llltTHS, DJVOttCES REAL HTATI DEATH5, MARRIAGES TfMfiiP A. , • .,..,, 11. Yet Again · ABERFAN, Wales. (~ Tbe oommiltee, pollcy-mak; l!favy :a1n · s.~y lhi'ellt'"" IDI body for me !S,IJOI.mem• ed to aend ·1 MW avalanche ol ber group. said tbe Martlao black death 'rac!llfl 'down oa Forry Boord of Edacatl>o · this disaster . stricken Wel-l~ 4 'appears to bave gone out of 111tntng vlllllll•· Residents . . II Its way to anlagonlze 'tbe pro· menaced areas were evacuatd. lesalooat stall" of the system, The wamlng of a new iJIIP from the mountain ol 81811 ·II!W· LONDON (UPI) - Convicted spy George Blake, - ering ovl!i' the Merihyr VS.ey se~pl a 42-year sentence for Russtan espionage, esvlllage came aa ·the oflllial ca d from prison Saturday night, police said. Blake, death toll from Friday'• dDs,.. a riton who served as a counter spy for the Soviets ter rose 1< at least ·1ZO, ~ 1 ttd· while a m•mber of Britain's Foreign Office intelligence (Continued From Page Onet tng the cecovery of !be biAII"' team, was jailed in 1981. of 109 cltUdren entombed ,rtt bl Police said Blake was missed from his cell in some instllnces three geneJ:a- : their Pantciaa Green ' VaHey Wlftlwood Scrub11 Prison, about 10 mile~ west of the titns had beeri unable to obtain d from left accepts a $100 check as a doriation. for Boy 1d ochool ctaSSI'f)(l!lll · . ' 1 center of London, about 7 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) Saturday jobs." RECEIVES CHECK - Pau] Welrnetr'thseaDe ,bsleedconA,merican Vet•raris in Pomeroy Tuesday Presentln• the ni~~t . . .' ·. Scout Troop No. 248 from offtcJa s o e ISa ' • . . • Offtclals sold nearly IIIII rriore 5'' • . . . The dJStnct now 1s movlfl8 k . DAV T Ll d Thomas and Post Commander Ed Spencer and Leonard Jewell are at right. children might sUII be bun.f Bop nild bHn tawed from ed guilty to the ftve charges and ahead he said citing inslin<>!s chec Is reasurer oy d 1 ft t · ht Tommy Reed Marlin Barnes Eddie Hayes Ran· the 4rlndow on Iandini In the admitted passing official d)C<l· of roa,dbuildin.' wilh 90 per cent Members of the Troop present. are, secoRn' kroWw, e r oT~ GI'a•e Dana SnoUffer and Fred Gheen Mem. ~rs abo under the black 1102e that -ri ~ · ... dy Chafin Rodney Gheen· th>rd row, tc erne , ~.. ' , , . . t II R ri nd I dd I 0 bel'l!d the ochooi. 'n>e,- ·il!d • rope a er "·" men s >e ussJOns over a federal financing and millions in ' ' c h d D · Glaze The DAVIs sponsor of Troop 248.-Sentlnel Photo. P ,.. • fo~ .hlllliing 4own Inside the period of 91'. years. federal grants for such indus- sen:t."w~e.':'re:_R~o<:>:y"-V!..".au~g~h~a':'nc.,B"o"'b~"'ou~c~a~n~:::e:-n:::n:::1 S:.::==-·--:;::::.=:.:_:..c:.._____~-:----=:--=:---:::-- there was vlrtoally no cltailc• of findinB anyone alive. ( alls. His sentence was the tJ:~av- tries as the Lockheed Aircraft Coroner Benjamin Haln wu "lielltvfd 'to have iest. passed against Ill)' P'','"n planl at Logan and prospectT opening an Inquest on the. 11•, . an etlUrt Brlllah s~y on md>Ctmenl by a Br!itsh ive grant for a water line to l 0 tims, called It the gttatest jjlj.. n111 to the enemy L1tUe of, t":s court m tnJS century, the new Robbins • Myers elecedy Wai!S has ever ltnowo, . ·, ' discloaed dlll'ln& the .rial. Iric motor plant here·. ' tbe severity of the sentence FRUNTIER !lAYS During • question P.riod, to confirm_ the swy. ABIQUIU. N. M. (UP!) A Moeller praised Project Head I LANSING Mich. (UPI) - A township court jury I trial _Judge, m pa.smg band of 150 Spamsh-Amencans, Start for pre-school children and of three retire'd men and two housewives Saturday District Sebool a8ld the inf~rmation dema11dmg tttie to land m Ktlj said the nalional education asThe 1966 fund drive ot the Meigs County Chapter found a voung Michigan state senator guilty ot trying ilt,ve, to tile Rus!lans hu·l Carson Nat tonal Forest, swarm- SJstance program was "improv- of American Red Cross bemg conducted through Octo- to coax coeds into playia,il i~ J>?rnographic films; Employe• to Meet much of thiS '"'un- ed thrOJJgh a police bamcade 'ng lhe level of education." ber 31st 1s in need of volunteer workers. . state Sen. Bernard F". 0 Bnen, 31, whose wtfe Is §f<>rts completely u,.,_ Saturday and placed three U. 1 Miller said he also favored Drive Chairman Robert Cleland sa td . workers are expecting their fifth child, was convicted on a disorder- Tile Southeast Dlstrictmol fi•id of esplona~e s. Forest Service men "under led 1 ad to education but needed in Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Saltsbury areas. ly conduct charge and sentenced to 10 days In jail plus Ohio AssodaUon of l'lllllil conv'cted on II•• arrest" The men were releas- tha~r~he ~oney should be' alto. Anyone willing to assiot is asked to contact Cleland at payment of a $100 fine. He Scllool Employees will 'll.t"l char&'"· Blake ple•d· ed a while later. cated to local sch09I boards his home after 7 p m. or phone Ihe offtce of Metgs was freed on $500 bond. hours, weighing nine days. at Portsmouth High ilcQpsil, ·h· h td d 'd 0 n whtch County Agncultural Exten- 1 testimony, before ruling 0 Bri· October 28, "11'lr " tc wou "'' • sion Service wh~eh is very much needed, His wtre, Mary Louise, put en guilty of d!Jorderiy their aonual di•trict n!eeUM· programs to spend Jt . Cleland said· expenses of the I sJ,J!ed Cleland. her arm aroulid O'Brien and for "engaging in Indecent Reg!Atrallon wUI begin Jl .e;j!l The two took opposlle vtews l Meios County Chapter from ' The Metgs County bloodmo- : wept silently as the verdict was or obscene condoct to a. m. followed by the gen~,al on Seclion. 14B of the • d r d ~ .. th Taft-Hartacts ~f !nten:oune and-or tak • asseritblY meet1ng at .... tt m. 11 d January 1 through September I btle VJSJ! wdl he Mon ay, Octo- I ea · 1 1 ~ybAt ct, mvkolvmg e so-ca e 30th of this year amounted to ber 24. at the Pomeroy Juntor Lansing Township Jusuce ing of nude pictures." Tbe Honorable V81'1l81 G. lillie, rig -to-wor aw. I 7 H d H h s h 1f 12 Ui ' Hutter said O'Brien as a Jr., Repre!eDtatlve from · ~ Moeller said Ohioans had giv- ~ !1,933.9 . orne serv~ce an Jg c ooA'I Mro~ nootn un I Court Judge Geor&e Hotter oen- " bll figure" wout'd ...,._ en thetr answer in previous elec- home service loans toated $9111l· , 6 p m ' etg• coun y res· tenced O'Brien to 90 d'ays In "puf be ond th' .. d County w)li be the guest 1......~- 11 H at sed 63 during thiS perwd. ThiS , dents who can posSibly come Jail and a $100 fine the max- ar ey e "' ays or er. Lunch w!R be Jlei'Ved,.lllt.lllt ,. 1.wns, re)~.tng · · . ed d · ' fine for a lloodiY portion of hl•h school cafeteria to ,,_ · e pr . ed 1 bo . 't 'd servtce JS lor men m the armed [ are urg to o so. imum penalty but he suspelid· '""'' ",... orgamz . a r, saymg ' pat services and due lo the rise of Anyone wishing to make a ed all but to' days of -tbe jall life" because of publicity about who bav• reservaUona. . '!)to good! dJVIdedndths to wo~kers, em- I enlisimenls has increased over 1cont;tbution to the Red Cross , sentence the trial. day will be cUmlll<ed by • p oyers an e coun ..-y. ' I d d. d0 90 I' • · partmental meetln&s In lilt"'~ 1 8 Miller said he supported Sec- last year. ~un nve a ~ ~y · O'Brien said It was an ••un. · 000 lion !4B because it involved the Blo~obile expenses for 'l JUSt motl contnbuhons I? the just verdict" and vowed to apernoon. All • ·cerl4ftew..i :· ·<·1·"-"' issue of a person's right 11 vote this penod totaled $522.45 and 1RaCJne !lome Bank, Cleland peal. are urgetlto •.aliiJW. in this case whether to JOin o; ! disaster, .$412.89. The goal tf i sai?. . .. ''I'm not guilty,"' he said. By ROO.rt Wingett not join a union. I $3500 Which has beep set by Followmg are sohcttors now His wife promised to stand ·'IOD.'\ y·s THOUGHT - A good heart is better Prof. John Graham, head ' t~e chapter Will net Me' g < acltve, Columbta, Mrs. Clay behind him. , . . all tbe heads in the world.- Bulwer. of the Humanities Division of County half of thiS amount, Jordan : Salem, Mrs. Ann Hath- "I know he's. ·Innocent. My ' . . . • Rio Grande College preSided at · - -- day : ScipiO. Mrs. Fehx Alkire chi!dreo will just have to waitloUowme arhcle, wrttten for the ' Honest the debate. which auracted ov- ' and Mrs. Robert Clark, Rut- We II fight to tbe very end J ...,.."' lhru ro!umn of tbe October issue of Argosy magazine er 300 students. facultv mem-[ l•nd. ltrs. Fred George; Bed- because we know we·r~ right." LOGAN. Ohio (UP)) _ DailY II · Et:vft~ lomtt'r \leigs rounty resident Robert Gilmore, was 1bers and members of.;.. news I ford , Leo Story ; Oronge, Rob- Tbe jury deUberated eight meetings may bf beld ln Uiolllwid• boost to the Big Bend Boat Regatta an- I media. ! I ert Marcmko: Chester, Mrs. week to try to reach a~::; "JJARADIII-IIAWAIIAN , in PIIJMroy._ . Student participation in writ- I I B;tty Milhoan : Sutton, Vernon on a labor contract '""' ·of!t!l;,:~ 1... Sllll}'. tellmg of the most unusual day tn the ten questions. and at a tater ! , . Nease; Olive, Mrs. Ada BJSseii: 0 members of. United Rubber Etvlo Pielier · .,. a lislltnnan. has gotten wide local interest. GU- lp e r i 0 d in the debate TOKYO •UP! I~ Japan s 0' 1' ' . Lebanon, Mrs. Margaret Yost, • . Workers Local 114 at the local · Sl!llnna ·Lalflt "'-nsr~~ll · Ga h anna, Oh'to . 1 pro-Chmese Jllht•eta .. •· · RJii<srll Y li ves m verbal questions from the aud.' 1slrongiy . __.. Comn1 .· u- .and ,Let ar1• Mrs · "'••y •..,. Roush . • · ..,...ftD · GOotlyeil' )hint ' ,_ """"""''·fiilhllfllit!lfilltrlll ~ -"-¥Y articl• reads: . . mst party ts expect... · to aiopt · · VIII . · -_ tence, produCt'd more quenes , a neutral and mdependenl r·ol• _ . h Oh' , _ !he. me'!lhers voled early . Marianna Hill 1 Ha.,ng been _raiSed on the banks of t e ~~ R1 than could he •rswered in the I. . . . . w ee1c to strike ftb new em> ·Pntur!l«t ft C.lorcortoont • , 11 1 .... bo31Jog and ftshing have always held great mter- 1 . ICy lme durmg Jt• we_ek-long n.ll & - { ' _ _ _ L l' r ' .....ltol ,,7 .. . l I h boat 0 f 3 11 d . f . 3 t two hours avatlablo In the I iionai convention begmnmg here ltt·ttU~'il!;ll ·I . ll!'t Is reached by the elid ~r me. ave owned s . es~rlp lQhS. first headun met"'ing of the two : · , · . ...,,~. . t 1 't ·til~ o th Talks so rar are on THU~.SOAY;_ Oct. 1? : ne ttme or another and have seen Oh1o Rtver catftsh candidales. , Monday . 1 _,_;"' . · · mn , 1 1g enough to saddle · Havtnf also been an aVId reader Both debators were · as ked .· The party members are ex. WILMI~"t 'NOT .OPIN ,,...t; 1!)tlo · IUPll J!linor wrk matters. ned oIf the f Mgosy for many years feel the members of the I' . , . peeled to ratify what hru1 ,,1. 1· Mildred·· •. now, , , Xenia, wps : o ers rema1 PRIDAY ;.;;~~ISOAY ooest Abe club .wuld enjoy hearing about the true how they chose lhetr aides. Md- i ready been in practice ,;ore : ' kiiiif;'.lira" Jh~ Olh!"' persoll8 ·at; the fleneral Electric glal . tA ll Oct. a,; .1 · "THOSI M~G fiCINT · •1 S .1..- l,J" ll! 1.;fw....,ar cra'h nlant here. wit~ company . . uI harrowmg expenence l- - - - - --~~--- ---· 1' ler stated · that he nd had ldmade no earlt'er this )'ear · ID. -~ MIN :tM -THIIIl -" hal-e recently g 0 n • Iclicking so fast it sounded like commtllmenl, • cou not Besides the expected strong . ori"AJ..S.. .II& salii6Iiy; ·11' mi~ FU~t Gla". Workel'8. Local 1017 fLYING MAG~INII" gb. [a siren . I nipped the drag full unless he was elect~. Moel· l denunciatlon of Amencan poli-1 · _ . ~:'OT"'Itete -near the C1lnton~ representatives rtf"""'~ tn c()~· • . . on and it didil'l even slow him. ier stale1 he based hJS seler- ~ cy in Viet Nam, the party · CINCINNATI ((I PI) - Poll,. I Gt'felie County · tine. , . :. · nt on FridaY's talks on 101'~· I had af•ays mamlau>ed I Just before my line ran out I !JOn on abtitly and educatmn, members are expected to dis- !satd Saturday that on the baSJs , .issUes which •tarted the strike I nuldo't take a farm quickly wedged my rod throdgn ' and told of his deep personal : cuss policy recommendations a- , of ev,i,dence they "have to as- tdie Highway Patrol said Miss 'n>esday. Tuu fur my ft!lnoa boat. the spokes of the st..ring wheel mterest m helpmg ' young!dopted by tlte •lxth session of 1sume the rape-strangulation of fnlo""'"wiiS . a . passenaer in a ---~that was before they began land hung on light. That catfish people to Jearo~ about their the party's central committee. I a blind etrl.rly :pinster was the car driven by Harold Pi•ukha~~ 21 KILLED hold tho lllllUal boat. races , headed up-river, and witbin governmtnt. . But the major point by far !wor.~ of tl.e Cmclnnati strang- Jr., 23, Xema, who was ser1 MANILA (U.PI) _ A u. a, nearby Pomtroy, OhiO. . 1 Se<'Onds, I had a rooster tail of Mtiltr_ vtolenll) demed any will be endorsement of Japa- · ler. . . o'¥'1Y mJuredl· .. Navy spokesman reported ·thai n discovered that qute~ my own. The farther he went, conne<lton wtlh right wmg ! nese CommunJSI .pariy Secr.ta- The woman, Rose Wmstel, ~- heukhart's car · 25 persons wel'l! killed Salur· tf~hllll .llad becoll1f a thmg 11he more speed he picked up groups. wnen a questiOn asked I ry General Kenji Miyamoto's who was killed Wednesd Y 1 Ued to . 1~ lite 4ay n]Jlht tn a colUsion here . Ihe past. The wake from l and soon lhe telephone poles him specifically if he had , already Pnforceil independent night or early Thursday, was a ~~ by tween an American woinioa boats kopt the I along the shore looked like ~ . received support from the John , neutral ooiicy ii.ne MiyartoU: lhe rapist-strangler's fifth vic· ~ a car 53rlv~ntte . g ·n and a Philippine passellller ves-. 1 Birch Society_ or the Ku Klux !has. in roet, be•n ~uch at« In Sllch a turmoil that I pirket fence. str~ng : tim in the 1past 10 months. :::~nDayioo, eU:~r~l said. seL . ~~~~~=---:!~~~;; Inc to _dsh_ wl9 a waste oft "As 1 rounded the Bend at Klan. He. clatmed that the Iadvocate of dropping tbe pro. I Although there were some Egleston and his wife, Netue,l :; me, Every time I stood up to Pomeroy, 1 was struggling fran- que~~ton_ was planted, and stat- Chnese oosturo that the preo.l minor dl fferencts In the slaying S3," were reported ln good condi·l •vohonel ~f them. dohwn, he ticaliy to get my knife out of ed,h I havenouconnectdJonds wtlht ent independent policy mave- of Mflss Wmsteli andlltlhe previ- tlon at Clintrin Memorial J t was urgmg 1m on my pocket to cut the line. By sue organ.tza ons an o no m~nt iS known popularl; a- ous our rape·s ranp a ons as ital hert· _ . went .faster. By the lime I this time, 1 was threading my know enough about the Birch mong Communists bere • as they w~ce omwflghed by I he P , • • 1 ellmbed back !nUl my boat. way through the pack of rae JSoctety to even comment on I "Miyamoto structure." , SJmtlanttes tn all five cases, . .. ... I was oul of sight and t h c mg boats and the drivers were 1 tt" I detertives said. Saxbe Give• Sclioo . xt onsfautht was fast ap- staring at me in openm-outhed 1 Moeller was asked why he , THREE CQNVICTED The chtef dtfference was the Historical Picture . . Ohio oachm1. After ono full sum- amazement. lefl .the tl'mJStry to ent.r !~," , The Stale Highway patrol . fact that whereas the strangler LANC'ASTER. Olilo ( UPI) . . ~. . er of.alt~atoly fishmg and "Well, sir. by the lime I was [pohttcal area. He stllted, ' ;reported three convictions Sat- • previOusly had slruck about A portrait of Ohio's first , mmms. ~~ beclllTlt obvious able to get that line cui, 1 was dtd .~o after. long. conSJdent· l urdav in Gailia county juve- ]every three months he waited ney general, Henry Stanbery, 'II' I I . at I wun I sot. /. to be a l so far out in front of them thot bon. and hiS deCISion was : nile ~ourt Judge John W How- . only etgl.t days after the fourth was presented to the Stanbery . r-""l':!:i m, so I deci(jed to join when 1 twisted the steering based on tile "opporlunity. to ell fined ·William D. W~ilman, crime before starting again. Junior High School Saturday, by 0!:, 1wheel lo get out of their wav serve my country 1!1 a wtder 17 Kanaugo $25 and costs I AUf,. Gen. William Saxbe. "jl!Zau@hl mo of the hydro-]1 circled the far end &f the ra~~ fie~d ·;; . th d b . · , s~eding: Ste~en E. Nunn, 11:1 Auto•Space Pod Speaking at the school's 0 owm~ ' uwnors in a weak mom-1wurse and headed back downe e ale, 10 . a , Rt. l Gallipolis, $5 and cosh. . E t t M cation, Saxbe, runnin11 for ·reI Il•ler discovered he had ' mer toward the finish line. 1 statement to the Ttmes-Sentm- lllllflier-l!Ji-paSI; and Melvin E.'l M~ro~We C~l ~on Russia election .on tile GOP ticket, st \ iown his motor in a race 1 crossed it before any of them ~ ~~ngress~an :oeliler ~'::i 1Jl.lieen, i,, ··Rt. l Gallipolis, 15 1 laun~ed a rock~ carrying an traced .the career of the one •. jlropoaed a trade. It cost could catch me. · w•nt 1 rna e c eard 1 and costs, both suspended, for · automatic 8 ce station towar4!t>me Lancaster lawyer who d~ lilt Qly ftsbing boat and motor. "They gave me a silver tro- releases con~e;mng ed ~· failure to transfer registratioo. the moon tO:y the Tass news i fended President Andrew John• a. single-shot twelve - gaug< phy a kiss from the regalia grants a!'l! e <rmm Y e -.. ted.' son at his impeachment .lJ. .. ' h d agenctes of government and J"gency repor . . wttll ·1 !lusted flnng pin and queen and seven undre dol- h h' 8TH FREE on • The official news agency said ~~; ,_ . . , b 11 f the men 1 had pass- ,Jt at a congressman as no_ Ga11 1po . 1. F .d . ed . JUII o1 ctJm p;queezm s, u ars. 0 ne o h d t 1s n ay expertenc Luna 12 was launched 8:42 a.· 1 3 01 I became the proud owner of a •ed orfered me a Lhousand dol ~ontro T~~er. \ e f 1es re its eighth consecutive accident m 14 42 8 m EDT) and was I 1 IJC!ng boat. Jars for my boat and since I ease. IS tsff' n '1re ,Y up to free day. The hlst accident in d~s••ned t~ ~t the systems of ,.,_ . h ___ _. . government o Jcta s. ' th -1 d ( I ~ . . • m~ Mit mormng, 1 t rew 1~ never to see one agam, 1 e ct Y occurre on 0 c . . 13 . an artificial moon satellitf and '!iY tod and reel in the cockpit Jet him have it. I used part of But city pollee have lnvesttgat- conduct further explorations - ' cast off. When 1 tried to the money to buy me a new ed a total of 323 acctdents 10 the the mooo and the near • lunar sa.rt lht IIIOlor, I realized !bat rod and reel and I'm using it first 294 days of ·this year. surfaces. J!¥ raee driver was a horse as I writ• this - from t h • 1c nr ued From Page One) ·~ · -, OF OUR ~t!~r. It would never run a- shore. The catfis~ aren't so big off f~r ~';,., Philippines, Johnson ASKS DIVORCE ASK TO WED BUDGET ..ID. Nol wanung tho day w go along the banks. d th Claude H. Damels, 178 Green- Applying for a marriage ll· • , !j ,summe up e m1sSJon. I b. f'led ut· F 'd . . "l: waste, I casl my fishln& · , ,;the message is that the . nar, 1 a pe ton n ay 10 cense in the· office of Gallla lillt out and drifted with the 1 While oo the boat regatta · vast majority of the American IGaiha county common pleas county probate court Friday current <ub)ecl I might as well reveal ' d A 1· 1 · t ].court for a divorce from N. were Sherman Lee Rutan 24 . . . • an ustra 1an P!O.P e are .o- J D · 1 Ch'lll the ' ' "Afler about an hour, 1 had that Lola Hawley, Honorary gether ali the way ..:: ori · the eao ames, I co · · He Bidwell, equipment operator, Jtl!l Jbout decided to give It Frog ~~ of the 19611 regattll. battlefield and in the search charges gross neglect of duty and Linda Lou Bartley, 20, Vin· •. 11~ as a bad. job when I looked celebraled her birthday this lor peare Jand seeks custody ol two mmor ,ton, at home. : ~2 PC. SUITES · · ,.,, o~ and froze. l heard the roar week alid was showered by "We deiend the right of the , _cllUdren, both of whom are ~~~:::.:::::!::::~ ~START AS LOW At-' ol•raoing holliS II tltey came many Jilts: Mrs. Hawley, em- ' majority to be free of persua- tn his custody. They were mar· I retJl.ed. "bii>O•i •nd retldut · ol Dlttrlel. KEEP eNATIONAL RECOGNITION eJUDICIAL eOISTINCTIVE SERVICE DEBATE caII e J''olun teer.s o · f c c ds s• d Drl.ve oaxmg oe 'to . ID 'D Dun L' 0 r J! COMPIT1~ 98 Re-Elect COURT OF APPEALS •; t' .iid! I meol Judge William B. Brow{r.w One of twenty judges (nationanyr elected t~"i~ to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965b\ VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUD!CI~L BALL'I!t 0111 ASK Y.OOR LAWYER 10,i1q lrown,.. Appoolo ~udgo Commlttoo ' · * state senator FoundGullty { ~horlol Fair, Chi''!!~·~: C!~~,.~~! yva. I 'ihe Meigs ews Beat Winter- Daily Meetings ,av.-.:l Expected at 1 I I T0 Fl•JP Flop , ch·IDa L"Ine }be I I I y ung Xeru'a ;t' KiiJed police , Sure ,_ 'Strangler J G Ity One _..." .,., ·. toCowwrour MEIGS Goodvear PIant ---I IUse Crystal Cle~ w-........, ;,, · Rl:X.(>-GlASIS is tile only plastic winda« materit"JI that carries a 2 Y£AR GUARANTEE. look tor the -.e FLEX-().(ii;ASS_on the edge. 1· I i i ' a· • •'' .,. · O.llipolis, Ohio I a 1 y·Q,"AY'· MONDAY TUESDAY & e;: ·r• LBJ LIVING ROOM SUITIS.. ..;·, .o~• 'I me from all sidea. The spray ployed •• a cook at lhe Court ' sio~ by terror. Now 1 leave Tied Acg. IS, W&J. at ftm"their rooster tails as they Street Grill in Pomeroy, rereiv· ltor Manila to meet with others 'Ky. I Banner, •· sea·7s::.· ' 1 rii"ed created one of the wet: ed about • dozen presents on Iwho have committed their sons SHOUTED DOWN Je~N~!~·• • teit/ ralntrlormo 1 had ever the oe<aslon. Mr. alid Mrs. : to the struggle Ill Viel Nam. ' ~N FRANCISCO CUPI)-An "RETURN TO .PEYTON lftn. Arthur Sylvester, Syracuse, I "We will review the progress angry mob of about 1,000 per- . PLAU• "Now any fisherman knows got a real long distance phone of that struggle, the prospects sons Saturda~ ·shouted down I Carol Lynley ''efl Chandler that theN'S nothintl like a &ood caU one nigbl last week. They for bringing tt -to an end and American Nazi loader G•orge Sandra De-;PLUt."ter Fonda 11towor to start lh• flsh biting. talked with their son, Bob, who what may be done to heal the Lincoln Rockwell when he tried , "TAMMY AND THE ... ····:~""" No 10011er had these boats pass- is serving in the U. s. Marine• wounds of a long and tra&ic 1[ to stage a "while power" rally , DOCTOR" 11_ _ _....;c ttl whoa I beard my rHl beiJn 1in Hon& Kona .. . lwar." 10 front of City Hall. ••_10 --.1'·-------~~~'f~~~:"Z!'..,._'1!~~~"--'"\'"---.J. 1 IAK .,'-o.,· · - ..... -·····-···~.· -···;.... --·--:'1"'""' ,~---..·~. I F\.EX..O·GLASS OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY NOW'! First PAYMENT Due.FEBRUARY 1st.'6 7 AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A·l APPROVED CREDIT :RATING IH.IS CONVENIENCE AVAILABLE ON ·&ALL ME:RCHANDISE.IN OUR STORE . ... ' ,.. · .f'URNITUR·E, 'tA,RPETJNG ti.nd\ :<··"lOOM StZE !tUGS··- ' RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEc. and GAS APPLIANCES · RCA STEIEOS' , At Y011r Local Hdwr._or ~~-~~itt �' lo ,Black Death May Strike COL\IMBUS 11JP1t - I'ht Oblo Educotloa Assoclotl01)'• es:eeutlve Q.OI.mmee yo1ed ' anaalmoualy Friday to Invoke prov.e11lonal s•nctlOill against the Martins Fmy City School ·,py Escapes f!rison <1ell .1 bn. .. . llltTHS, DJVOttCES REAL HTATI DEATH5, MARRIAGES TfMfiiP A. , • .,..,, 11. Yet Again · ABERFAN, Wales. (~ Tbe oommiltee, pollcy-mak; l!favy :a1n · s.~y lhi'ellt'"" IDI body for me !S,IJOI.mem• ed to aend ·1 MW avalanche ol ber group. said tbe Martlao black death 'rac!llfl 'down oa Forry Boord of Edacatl>o · this disaster . stricken Wel-l~ 4 'appears to bave gone out of 111tntng vlllllll•· Residents . . II Its way to anlagonlze 'tbe pro· menaced areas were evacuatd. lesalooat stall" of the system, The wamlng of a new iJIIP from the mountain ol 81811 ·II!W· LONDON (UPI) - Convicted spy George Blake, - ering ovl!i' the Merihyr VS.ey se~pl a 42-year sentence for Russtan espionage, esvlllage came aa ·the oflllial ca d from prison Saturday night, police said. Blake, death toll from Friday'• dDs,.. a riton who served as a counter spy for the Soviets ter rose 1< at least ·1ZO, ~ 1 ttd· while a m•mber of Britain's Foreign Office intelligence (Continued From Page Onet tng the cecovery of !be biAII"' team, was jailed in 1981. of 109 cltUdren entombed ,rtt bl Police said Blake was missed from his cell in some instllnces three geneJ:a- : their Pantciaa Green ' VaHey Wlftlwood Scrub11 Prison, about 10 mile~ west of the titns had beeri unable to obtain d from left accepts a $100 check as a doriation. for Boy 1d ochool ctaSSI'f)(l!lll · . ' 1 center of London, about 7 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) Saturday jobs." RECEIVES CHECK - Pau] Welrnetr'thseaDe ,bsleedconA,merican Vet•raris in Pomeroy Tuesday Presentln• the ni~~t . . .' ·. Scout Troop No. 248 from offtcJa s o e ISa ' • . . • Offtclals sold nearly IIIII rriore 5'' • . . . The dJStnct now 1s movlfl8 k . DAV T Ll d Thomas and Post Commander Ed Spencer and Leonard Jewell are at right. children might sUII be bun.f Bop nild bHn tawed from ed guilty to the ftve charges and ahead he said citing inslin<>!s chec Is reasurer oy d 1 ft t · ht Tommy Reed Marlin Barnes Eddie Hayes Ran· the 4rlndow on Iandini In the admitted passing official d)C<l· of roa,dbuildin.' wilh 90 per cent Members of the Troop present. are, secoRn' kroWw, e r oT~ GI'a•e Dana SnoUffer and Fred Gheen Mem. ~rs abo under the black 1102e that -ri ~ · ... dy Chafin Rodney Gheen· th>rd row, tc erne , ~.. ' , , . . t II R ri nd I dd I 0 bel'l!d the ochooi. 'n>e,- ·il!d • rope a er "·" men s >e ussJOns over a federal financing and millions in ' ' c h d D · Glaze The DAVIs sponsor of Troop 248.-Sentlnel Photo. P ,.. • fo~ .hlllliing 4own Inside the period of 91'. years. federal grants for such indus- sen:t."w~e.':'re:_R~o<:>:y"-V!..".au~g~h~a':'nc.,B"o"'b~"'ou~c~a~n~:::e:-n:::n:::1 S:.::==-·--:;::::.=:.:_:..c:.._____~-:----=:--=:---:::-- there was vlrtoally no cltailc• of findinB anyone alive. ( alls. His sentence was the tJ:~av- tries as the Lockheed Aircraft Coroner Benjamin Haln wu "lielltvfd 'to have iest. passed against Ill)' P'','"n planl at Logan and prospectT opening an Inquest on the. 11•, . an etlUrt Brlllah s~y on md>Ctmenl by a Br!itsh ive grant for a water line to l 0 tims, called It the gttatest jjlj.. n111 to the enemy L1tUe of, t":s court m tnJS century, the new Robbins • Myers elecedy Wai!S has ever ltnowo, . ·, ' discloaed dlll'ln& the .rial. Iric motor plant here·. ' tbe severity of the sentence FRUNTIER !lAYS During • question P.riod, to confirm_ the swy. ABIQUIU. N. M. (UP!) A Moeller praised Project Head I LANSING Mich. (UPI) - A township court jury I trial _Judge, m pa.smg band of 150 Spamsh-Amencans, Start for pre-school children and of three retire'd men and two housewives Saturday District Sebool a8ld the inf~rmation dema11dmg tttie to land m Ktlj said the nalional education asThe 1966 fund drive ot the Meigs County Chapter found a voung Michigan state senator guilty ot trying ilt,ve, to tile Rus!lans hu·l Carson Nat tonal Forest, swarm- SJstance program was "improv- of American Red Cross bemg conducted through Octo- to coax coeds into playia,il i~ J>?rnographic films; Employe• to Meet much of thiS '"'un- ed thrOJJgh a police bamcade 'ng lhe level of education." ber 31st 1s in need of volunteer workers. . state Sen. Bernard F". 0 Bnen, 31, whose wtfe Is §f<>rts completely u,.,_ Saturday and placed three U. 1 Miller said he also favored Drive Chairman Robert Cleland sa td . workers are expecting their fifth child, was convicted on a disorder- Tile Southeast Dlstrictmol fi•id of esplona~e s. Forest Service men "under led 1 ad to education but needed in Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Saltsbury areas. ly conduct charge and sentenced to 10 days In jail plus Ohio AssodaUon of l'lllllil conv'cted on II•• arrest" The men were releas- tha~r~he ~oney should be' alto. Anyone willing to assiot is asked to contact Cleland at payment of a $100 fine. He Scllool Employees will 'll.t"l char&'"· Blake ple•d· ed a while later. cated to local sch09I boards his home after 7 p m. or phone Ihe offtce of Metgs was freed on $500 bond. hours, weighing nine days. at Portsmouth High ilcQpsil, ·h· h td d 'd 0 n whtch County Agncultural Exten- 1 testimony, before ruling 0 Bri· October 28, "11'lr " tc wou "'' • sion Service wh~eh is very much needed, His wtre, Mary Louise, put en guilty of d!Jorderiy their aonual di•trict n!eeUM· programs to spend Jt . Cleland said· expenses of the I sJ,J!ed Cleland. her arm aroulid O'Brien and for "engaging in Indecent Reg!Atrallon wUI begin Jl .e;j!l The two took opposlle vtews l Meios County Chapter from ' The Metgs County bloodmo- : wept silently as the verdict was or obscene condoct to a. m. followed by the gen~,al on Seclion. 14B of the • d r d ~ .. th Taft-Hartacts ~f !nten:oune and-or tak • asseritblY meet1ng at .... tt m. 11 d January 1 through September I btle VJSJ! wdl he Mon ay, Octo- I ea · 1 1 ~ybAt ct, mvkolvmg e so-ca e 30th of this year amounted to ber 24. at the Pomeroy Juntor Lansing Township Jusuce ing of nude pictures." Tbe Honorable V81'1l81 G. lillie, rig -to-wor aw. I 7 H d H h s h 1f 12 Ui ' Hutter said O'Brien as a Jr., Repre!eDtatlve from · ~ Moeller said Ohioans had giv- ~ !1,933.9 . orne serv~ce an Jg c ooA'I Mro~ nootn un I Court Judge Geor&e Hotter oen- " bll figure" wout'd ...,._ en thetr answer in previous elec- home service loans toated $9111l· , 6 p m ' etg• coun y res· tenced O'Brien to 90 d'ays In "puf be ond th' .. d County w)li be the guest 1......~- 11 H at sed 63 during thiS perwd. ThiS , dents who can posSibly come Jail and a $100 fine the max- ar ey e "' ays or er. Lunch w!R be Jlei'Ved,.lllt.lllt ,. 1.wns, re)~.tng · · . ed d · ' fine for a lloodiY portion of hl•h school cafeteria to ,,_ · e pr . ed 1 bo . 't 'd servtce JS lor men m the armed [ are urg to o so. imum penalty but he suspelid· '""'' ",... orgamz . a r, saymg ' pat services and due lo the rise of Anyone wishing to make a ed all but to' days of -tbe jall life" because of publicity about who bav• reservaUona. . '!)to good! dJVIdedndths to wo~kers, em- I enlisimenls has increased over 1cont;tbution to the Red Cross , sentence the trial. day will be cUmlll<ed by • p oyers an e coun ..-y. ' I d d. d0 90 I' • · partmental meetln&s In lilt"'~ 1 8 Miller said he supported Sec- last year. ~un nve a ~ ~y · O'Brien said It was an ••un. · 000 lion !4B because it involved the Blo~obile expenses for 'l JUSt motl contnbuhons I? the just verdict" and vowed to apernoon. All • ·cerl4ftew..i :· ·<·1·"-"' issue of a person's right 11 vote this penod totaled $522.45 and 1RaCJne !lome Bank, Cleland peal. are urgetlto •.aliiJW. in this case whether to JOin o; ! disaster, .$412.89. The goal tf i sai?. . .. ''I'm not guilty,"' he said. By ROO.rt Wingett not join a union. I $3500 Which has beep set by Followmg are sohcttors now His wife promised to stand ·'IOD.'\ y·s THOUGHT - A good heart is better Prof. John Graham, head ' t~e chapter Will net Me' g < acltve, Columbta, Mrs. Clay behind him. , . . all tbe heads in the world.- Bulwer. of the Humanities Division of County half of thiS amount, Jordan : Salem, Mrs. Ann Hath- "I know he's. ·Innocent. My ' . . . • Rio Grande College preSided at · - -- day : ScipiO. Mrs. Fehx Alkire chi!dreo will just have to waitloUowme arhcle, wrttten for the ' Honest the debate. which auracted ov- ' and Mrs. Robert Clark, Rut- We II fight to tbe very end J ...,.."' lhru ro!umn of tbe October issue of Argosy magazine er 300 students. facultv mem-[ l•nd. ltrs. Fred George; Bed- because we know we·r~ right." LOGAN. Ohio (UP)) _ DailY II · Et:vft~ lomtt'r \leigs rounty resident Robert Gilmore, was 1bers and members of.;.. news I ford , Leo Story ; Oronge, Rob- Tbe jury deUberated eight meetings may bf beld ln Uiolllwid• boost to the Big Bend Boat Regatta an- I media. ! I ert Marcmko: Chester, Mrs. week to try to reach a~::; "JJARADIII-IIAWAIIAN , in PIIJMroy._ . Student participation in writ- I I B;tty Milhoan : Sutton, Vernon on a labor contract '""' ·of!t!l;,:~ 1... Sllll}'. tellmg of the most unusual day tn the ten questions. and at a tater ! , . Nease; Olive, Mrs. Ada BJSseii: 0 members of. United Rubber Etvlo Pielier · .,. a lislltnnan. has gotten wide local interest. GU- lp e r i 0 d in the debate TOKYO •UP! I~ Japan s 0' 1' ' . Lebanon, Mrs. Margaret Yost, • . Workers Local 114 at the local · Sl!llnna ·Lalflt "'-nsr~~ll · Ga h anna, Oh'to . 1 pro-Chmese Jllht•eta .. •· · RJii<srll Y li ves m verbal questions from the aud.' 1slrongiy . __.. Comn1 .· u- .and ,Let ar1• Mrs · "'••y •..,. Roush . • · ..,...ftD · GOotlyeil' )hint ' ,_ """"""''·fiilhllfllit!lfilltrlll ~ -"-¥Y articl• reads: . . mst party ts expect... · to aiopt · · VIII . · -_ tence, produCt'd more quenes , a neutral and mdependenl r·ol• _ . h Oh' , _ !he. me'!lhers voled early . Marianna Hill 1 Ha.,ng been _raiSed on the banks of t e ~~ R1 than could he •rswered in the I. . . . . w ee1c to strike ftb new em> ·Pntur!l«t ft C.lorcortoont • , 11 1 .... bo31Jog and ftshing have always held great mter- 1 . ICy lme durmg Jt• we_ek-long n.ll & - { ' _ _ _ L l' r ' .....ltol ,,7 .. . l I h boat 0 f 3 11 d . f . 3 t two hours avatlablo In the I iionai convention begmnmg here ltt·ttU~'il!;ll ·I . ll!'t Is reached by the elid ~r me. ave owned s . es~rlp lQhS. first headun met"'ing of the two : · , · . ...,,~. . t 1 't ·til~ o th Talks so rar are on THU~.SOAY;_ Oct. 1? : ne ttme or another and have seen Oh1o Rtver catftsh candidales. , Monday . 1 _,_;"' . · · mn , 1 1g enough to saddle · Havtnf also been an aVId reader Both debators were · as ked .· The party members are ex. WILMI~"t 'NOT .OPIN ,,...t; 1!)tlo · IUPll J!linor wrk matters. ned oIf the f Mgosy for many years feel the members of the I' . , . peeled to ratify what hru1 ,,1. 1· Mildred·· •. now, , , Xenia, wps : o ers rema1 PRIDAY ;.;;~~ISOAY ooest Abe club .wuld enjoy hearing about the true how they chose lhetr aides. Md- i ready been in practice ,;ore : ' kiiiif;'.lira" Jh~ Olh!"' persoll8 ·at; the fleneral Electric glal . tA ll Oct. a,; .1 · "THOSI M~G fiCINT · •1 S .1..- l,J" ll! 1.;fw....,ar cra'h nlant here. wit~ company . . uI harrowmg expenence l- - - - - --~~--- ---· 1' ler stated · that he nd had ldmade no earlt'er this )'ear · ID. -~ MIN :tM -THIIIl -" hal-e recently g 0 n • Iclicking so fast it sounded like commtllmenl, • cou not Besides the expected strong . ori"AJ..S.. .II& salii6Iiy; ·11' mi~ FU~t Gla". Workel'8. Local 1017 fLYING MAG~INII" gb. [a siren . I nipped the drag full unless he was elect~. Moel· l denunciatlon of Amencan poli-1 · _ . ~:'OT"'Itete -near the C1lnton~ representatives rtf"""'~ tn c()~· • . . on and it didil'l even slow him. ier stale1 he based hJS seler- ~ cy in Viet Nam, the party · CINCINNATI ((I PI) - Poll,. I Gt'felie County · tine. , . :. · nt on FridaY's talks on 101'~· I had af•ays mamlau>ed I Just before my line ran out I !JOn on abtitly and educatmn, members are expected to dis- !satd Saturday that on the baSJs , .issUes which •tarted the strike I nuldo't take a farm quickly wedged my rod throdgn ' and told of his deep personal : cuss policy recommendations a- , of ev,i,dence they "have to as- tdie Highway Patrol said Miss 'n>esday. Tuu fur my ft!lnoa boat. the spokes of the st..ring wheel mterest m helpmg ' young!dopted by tlte •lxth session of 1sume the rape-strangulation of fnlo""'"wiiS . a . passenaer in a ---~that was before they began land hung on light. That catfish people to Jearo~ about their the party's central committee. I a blind etrl.rly :pinster was the car driven by Harold Pi•ukha~~ 21 KILLED hold tho lllllUal boat. races , headed up-river, and witbin governmtnt. . But the major point by far !wor.~ of tl.e Cmclnnati strang- Jr., 23, Xema, who was ser1 MANILA (U.PI) _ A u. a, nearby Pomtroy, OhiO. . 1 Se<'Onds, I had a rooster tail of Mtiltr_ vtolenll) demed any will be endorsement of Japa- · ler. . . o'¥'1Y mJuredl· .. Navy spokesman reported ·thai n discovered that qute~ my own. The farther he went, conne<lton wtlh right wmg ! nese CommunJSI .pariy Secr.ta- The woman, Rose Wmstel, ~- heukhart's car · 25 persons wel'l! killed Salur· tf~hllll .llad becoll1f a thmg 11he more speed he picked up groups. wnen a questiOn asked I ry General Kenji Miyamoto's who was killed Wednesd Y 1 Ued to . 1~ lite 4ay n]Jlht tn a colUsion here . Ihe past. The wake from l and soon lhe telephone poles him specifically if he had , already Pnforceil independent night or early Thursday, was a ~~ by tween an American woinioa boats kopt the I along the shore looked like ~ . received support from the John , neutral ooiicy ii.ne MiyartoU: lhe rapist-strangler's fifth vic· ~ a car 53rlv~ntte . g ·n and a Philippine passellller ves-. 1 Birch Society_ or the Ku Klux !has. in roet, be•n ~uch at« In Sllch a turmoil that I pirket fence. str~ng : tim in the 1past 10 months. :::~nDayioo, eU:~r~l said. seL . ~~~~~=---:!~~~;; Inc to _dsh_ wl9 a waste oft "As 1 rounded the Bend at Klan. He. clatmed that the Iadvocate of dropping tbe pro. I Although there were some Egleston and his wife, Netue,l :; me, Every time I stood up to Pomeroy, 1 was struggling fran- que~~ton_ was planted, and stat- Chnese oosturo that the preo.l minor dl fferencts In the slaying S3," were reported ln good condi·l •vohonel ~f them. dohwn, he ticaliy to get my knife out of ed,h I havenouconnectdJonds wtlht ent independent policy mave- of Mflss Wmsteli andlltlhe previ- tlon at Clintrin Memorial J t was urgmg 1m on my pocket to cut the line. By sue organ.tza ons an o no m~nt iS known popularl; a- ous our rape·s ranp a ons as ital hert· _ . went .faster. By the lime I this time, 1 was threading my know enough about the Birch mong Communists bere • as they w~ce omwflghed by I he P , • • 1 ellmbed back !nUl my boat. way through the pack of rae JSoctety to even comment on I "Miyamoto structure." , SJmtlanttes tn all five cases, . .. ... I was oul of sight and t h c mg boats and the drivers were 1 tt" I detertives said. Saxbe Give• Sclioo . xt onsfautht was fast ap- staring at me in openm-outhed 1 Moeller was asked why he , THREE CQNVICTED The chtef dtfference was the Historical Picture . . Ohio oachm1. After ono full sum- amazement. lefl .the tl'mJStry to ent.r !~," , The Stale Highway patrol . fact that whereas the strangler LANC'ASTER. Olilo ( UPI) . . ~. . er of.alt~atoly fishmg and "Well, sir. by the lime I was [pohttcal area. He stllted, ' ;reported three convictions Sat- • previOusly had slruck about A portrait of Ohio's first , mmms. ~~ beclllTlt obvious able to get that line cui, 1 was dtd .~o after. long. conSJdent· l urdav in Gailia county juve- ]every three months he waited ney general, Henry Stanbery, 'II' I I . at I wun I sot. /. to be a l so far out in front of them thot bon. and hiS deCISion was : nile ~ourt Judge John W How- . only etgl.t days after the fourth was presented to the Stanbery . r-""l':!:i m, so I deci(jed to join when 1 twisted the steering based on tile "opporlunity. to ell fined ·William D. W~ilman, crime before starting again. Junior High School Saturday, by 0!:, 1wheel lo get out of their wav serve my country 1!1 a wtder 17 Kanaugo $25 and costs I AUf,. Gen. William Saxbe. "jl!Zau@hl mo of the hydro-]1 circled the far end &f the ra~~ fie~d ·;; . th d b . · , s~eding: Ste~en E. Nunn, 11:1 Auto•Space Pod Speaking at the school's 0 owm~ ' uwnors in a weak mom-1wurse and headed back downe e ale, 10 . a , Rt. l Gallipolis, $5 and cosh. . E t t M cation, Saxbe, runnin11 for ·reI Il•ler discovered he had ' mer toward the finish line. 1 statement to the Ttmes-Sentm- lllllflier-l!Ji-paSI; and Melvin E.'l M~ro~We C~l ~on Russia election .on tile GOP ticket, st \ iown his motor in a race 1 crossed it before any of them ~ ~~ngress~an :oeliler ~'::i 1Jl.lieen, i,, ··Rt. l Gallipolis, 15 1 laun~ed a rock~ carrying an traced .the career of the one •. jlropoaed a trade. It cost could catch me. · w•nt 1 rna e c eard 1 and costs, both suspended, for · automatic 8 ce station towar4!t>me Lancaster lawyer who d~ lilt Qly ftsbing boat and motor. "They gave me a silver tro- releases con~e;mng ed ~· failure to transfer registratioo. the moon tO:y the Tass news i fended President Andrew John• a. single-shot twelve - gaug< phy a kiss from the regalia grants a!'l! e <rmm Y e -.. ted.' son at his impeachment .lJ. .. ' h d agenctes of government and J"gency repor . . wttll ·1 !lusted flnng pin and queen and seven undre dol- h h' 8TH FREE on • The official news agency said ~~; ,_ . . , b 11 f the men 1 had pass- ,Jt at a congressman as no_ Ga11 1po . 1. F .d . ed . JUII o1 ctJm p;queezm s, u ars. 0 ne o h d t 1s n ay expertenc Luna 12 was launched 8:42 a.· 1 3 01 I became the proud owner of a •ed orfered me a Lhousand dol ~ontro T~~er. \ e f 1es re its eighth consecutive accident m 14 42 8 m EDT) and was I 1 IJC!ng boat. Jars for my boat and since I ease. IS tsff' n '1re ,Y up to free day. The hlst accident in d~s••ned t~ ~t the systems of ,.,_ . h ___ _. . government o Jcta s. ' th -1 d ( I ~ . . • m~ Mit mormng, 1 t rew 1~ never to see one agam, 1 e ct Y occurre on 0 c . . 13 . an artificial moon satellitf and '!iY tod and reel in the cockpit Jet him have it. I used part of But city pollee have lnvesttgat- conduct further explorations - ' cast off. When 1 tried to the money to buy me a new ed a total of 323 acctdents 10 the the mooo and the near • lunar sa.rt lht IIIOlor, I realized !bat rod and reel and I'm using it first 294 days of ·this year. surfaces. J!¥ raee driver was a horse as I writ• this - from t h • 1c nr ued From Page One) ·~ · -, OF OUR ~t!~r. It would never run a- shore. The catfis~ aren't so big off f~r ~';,., Philippines, Johnson ASKS DIVORCE ASK TO WED BUDGET ..ID. Nol wanung tho day w go along the banks. d th Claude H. Damels, 178 Green- Applying for a marriage ll· • , !j ,summe up e m1sSJon. I b. f'led ut· F 'd . . "l: waste, I casl my fishln& · , ,;the message is that the . nar, 1 a pe ton n ay 10 cense in the· office of Gallla lillt out and drifted with the 1 While oo the boat regatta · vast majority of the American IGaiha county common pleas county probate court Friday current <ub)ecl I might as well reveal ' d A 1· 1 · t ].court for a divorce from N. were Sherman Lee Rutan 24 . . . • an ustra 1an P!O.P e are .o- J D · 1 Ch'lll the ' ' "Afler about an hour, 1 had that Lola Hawley, Honorary gether ali the way ..:: ori · the eao ames, I co · · He Bidwell, equipment operator, Jtl!l Jbout decided to give It Frog ~~ of the 19611 regattll. battlefield and in the search charges gross neglect of duty and Linda Lou Bartley, 20, Vin· •. 11~ as a bad. job when I looked celebraled her birthday this lor peare Jand seeks custody ol two mmor ,ton, at home. : ~2 PC. SUITES · · ,.,, o~ and froze. l heard the roar week alid was showered by "We deiend the right of the , _cllUdren, both of whom are ~~~:::.:::::!::::~ ~START AS LOW At-' ol•raoing holliS II tltey came many Jilts: Mrs. Hawley, em- ' majority to be free of persua- tn his custody. They were mar· I retJl.ed. "bii>O•i •nd retldut · ol Dlttrlel. KEEP eNATIONAL RECOGNITION eJUDICIAL eOISTINCTIVE SERVICE DEBATE caII e J''olun teer.s o · f c c ds s• d Drl.ve oaxmg oe 'to . ID 'D Dun L' 0 r J! COMPIT1~ 98 Re-Elect COURT OF APPEALS •; t' .iid! I meol Judge William B. Brow{r.w One of twenty judges (nationanyr elected t~"i~ to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965b\ VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUD!CI~L BALL'I!t 0111 ASK Y.OOR LAWYER 10,i1q lrown,.. Appoolo ~udgo Commlttoo ' · * state senator FoundGullty { ~horlol Fair, Chi''!!~·~: C!~~,.~~! yva. I 'ihe Meigs ews Beat Winter- Daily Meetings ,av.-.:l Expected at 1 I I T0 Fl•JP Flop , ch·IDa L"Ine }be I I I y ung Xeru'a ;t' KiiJed police , Sure ,_ 'Strangler J G Ity One _..." .,., ·. toCowwrour MEIGS Goodvear PIant ---I IUse Crystal Cle~ w-........, ;,, · Rl:X.(>-GlASIS is tile only plastic winda« materit"JI that carries a 2 Y£AR GUARANTEE. look tor the -.e FLEX-().(ii;ASS_on the edge. 1· I i i ' a· • •'' .,. · O.llipolis, Ohio I a 1 y·Q,"AY'· MONDAY TUESDAY & e;: ·r• LBJ LIVING ROOM SUITIS.. ..;·, .o~• 'I me from all sidea. The spray ployed •• a cook at lhe Court ' sio~ by terror. Now 1 leave Tied Acg. IS, W&J. at ftm"their rooster tails as they Street Grill in Pomeroy, rereiv· ltor Manila to meet with others 'Ky. I Banner, •· sea·7s::.· ' 1 rii"ed created one of the wet: ed about • dozen presents on Iwho have committed their sons SHOUTED DOWN Je~N~!~·• • teit/ ralntrlormo 1 had ever the oe<aslon. Mr. alid Mrs. : to the struggle Ill Viel Nam. ' ~N FRANCISCO CUPI)-An "RETURN TO .PEYTON lftn. Arthur Sylvester, Syracuse, I "We will review the progress angry mob of about 1,000 per- . PLAU• "Now any fisherman knows got a real long distance phone of that struggle, the prospects sons Saturda~ ·shouted down I Carol Lynley ''efl Chandler that theN'S nothintl like a &ood caU one nigbl last week. They for bringing tt -to an end and American Nazi loader G•orge Sandra De-;PLUt."ter Fonda 11towor to start lh• flsh biting. talked with their son, Bob, who what may be done to heal the Lincoln Rockwell when he tried , "TAMMY AND THE ... ····:~""" No 10011er had these boats pass- is serving in the U. s. Marine• wounds of a long and tra&ic 1[ to stage a "while power" rally , DOCTOR" 11_ _ _....;c ttl whoa I beard my rHl beiJn 1in Hon& Kona .. . lwar." 10 front of City Hall. ••_10 --.1'·-------~~~'f~~~:"Z!'..,._'1!~~~"--'"\'"---.J. 1 IAK .,'-o.,· · - ..... -·····-···~.· -···;.... --·--:'1"'""' ,~---..·~. I F\.EX..O·GLASS OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY NOW'! First PAYMENT Due.FEBRUARY 1st.'6 7 AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A·l APPROVED CREDIT :RATING IH.IS CONVENIENCE AVAILABLE ON ·&ALL ME:RCHANDISE.IN OUR STORE . ... ' ,.. · .f'URNITUR·E, 'tA,RPETJNG ti.nd\ :<··"lOOM StZE !tUGS··- ' RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEc. and GAS APPLIANCES · RCA STEIEOS' , At Y011r Local Hdwr._or ~~-~~itt �- .. ~ . . ' . • ,' \Jt,. ,,-• BlackDeath . May Strike ' ....,... **-' fttltltlltlntl, Sunday, Octobtr u, l'MI .,.,,.,,.,,..,.,,. ,¥1'11"!!ll.h!!!(.!lf.i*•*""!!!!mi'imf •.m 1,,. 1.14 COLUMBUS 1l!l'll - J'bt Ohio Education AJSoclatlo•'• ' ' ' erecuUve 1101Dmllloe VO\ed DDBDiiDODily Friday to )D¥Ukt provtssiooal •••ctlou IBafosl the Martins Ferry City Scbool JliJtrtet. The :OIDIIllltee, pollcy·moli; ' log body for lbe as,eoo.mem. ber I"••P· said the Mlrdnl Ferry Board of E«acatl~n "appears to have gone out of Its way to aatagoolze lbt pro· , ..,ronal &tall" of the syilem. 2- .·~PY Esca.pes 9.-ison Cell .. .• • r' IIJmiS, OJVOI!t:ES REAL ..TAT& DEATHS, MA!IRIAGES Yet Agaip A11ERFAN, Wales f~ • llfavy <81ft .Safllnt,Y thio!lt•!lo ed to send 'a 11111 avalane)e o1 DEBATE ca ll state Senator FoundGm'Jty o · f c c ds S' 'Ftor ~U n. d Dr.l ve . . oaxmg oe .to m pr~pect. ~otor passi~g ~ Week's Ropndtip black death 'rac!nl 'down •• thll disaster • Jtrlclten W•l•b 1mining village. Residents . In menaced arellJ Wl!re evacuated. The warning of a new J»ltp from the mountain of slag tllW· erlng ov<t lbe Merthyr Vfil~ vtllage came ••· ·the ofiiDial death toll from FridaY'• dD~.. ter rose t<. at least 120. ~'nd· !ng the recovery of tbe bllllles of 109 cllUdreo entombed ,lit ill their Pan!ilas Green 1 ValleJ IIChOOI claS- . . ''~ Officials oald nearly 100 triOre clilldren rntght still lie blll'lllll under the black ooze that .tift~ bored the ~~ehoot. 'l'he7 :itld there was virtoally ao c~ of finding anyone alive. Coroner Benjamin Hain~a. opening an tnquest on the Jle· tlms, called It the greateii .~~J· edy Waf,. has ever known,. ,; . '' LONDON (UPI) - Con~cted spy George Blake, ti!i..,-~ se!g a 42·year sentence for Russtan espionage, es· w w-,mmo.s,.,.,, n ca d from prison Saturday night, police said. Blake, i< rlton who served as a counter spy for the Soviets while a member of Britain's Foreign Office intelligence team, was jailed in 1961. (Continued From Page One) Police said Blake was missed from his cell in 10me Instances three genera- ' WCflllwood f Scrubs Prison, about 10 mile•" west of the ti011s had been unable to obtain I c~~~nlet er o London, about 7 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) Saturday jobs." RECEIVES CHECK - Paul Werner, seated, second from a $100 check as a donation for Boy n ght. The d' t · 1 · ·ng Scout Troop No. 248 from officials of the Disabled American ln Pomeroy Tuesday. Presenting the B~ nid been 1awed from ed guilty to the five charges "nc. ~w 1s. mov• check is DAV Treasurer Lloyd Thomas and Post Commander Ed and Leonard Jewell are at rlght. ~ tlnc!O'II on a llndlnr in the admitted passing official dJC•I- !~~~~dl:n~~~~ ;::~n~~~~~~~ Memb•rs of the Troop present are, second row, left to r . , Tommy Reed, .Martin Barnes, Eddie Hayes, Ran· prison and • rope ladder "" ments to the Russians over a fed dy Chafin, Rodney Gheen; third row. , Rick Werner, TUI!illaze, Dana. Snouffer and F'l'ed Gheen . Members abo . nd .11 . . 1. 1 1 8 era grants mancmgfor such ml ?ns tn _:s:: Ro.:. Den::n:::i::.s.:::.::laz::e G ::·....::.:: Th·e:..::::.:· DAV f Tro 248·_..,....::e::n=ne:::..::.=:o=. co ti 1 Ph to _ •·"J~iJ61, .hanpng walls •own Inside the period H'ts ofnte9~ years. th n, federal mdu•· e::: nt:_w :::e::r::e.:::: y.:.V::.•:::ug".:h.::a:::n:..:,B::o::b:_C::.o:.:U::C::: h::.a::: nd:..::.: :...·.::is:..s::!p:::o:::ns::o::.r..:o::..:=o:!:p..::.:::::.. · se nee WSS e vl!.V· t . th Lock . f 1 · wu ' IM91evild' ..., have lest passed against any person nes ast8 e heed Atrcr~ t ~ an enlire British spy on indicl.nent by a Brili>h Logan and tile enemy Little of t'> os court in tnis century. grant for. a water lme to I ' di"'luood dlll'lnl the ~rial, the new Robbms • Myers eleot severity of the 10nrence FftUNTIER tlAYS trlc plant here, ' . to confirm the storl'. ABIQUIU. N. M. (UP!) Durmg fi . questlo? penodl :i trial judge, in band of 150 Moeller pra1sed ProJect Head , LANSING, Mich. (UPI) _ A township court jury said the information demanding title to land in Start for pre:school children and . . of three retired men and two housewives Saturday Di8triet School . lo Ill• Russian• ha·l Carson National Forest, sat d the nat1onal educ~twn asTh~.1966 fund dme of the Me1g~ County Chapter found a young Michigan state senator guilty of trying much of this eoua- ed throueh a police s1s 1ance program was tm~rov· of Amencan Red Cross bemg conducted through Octo· to coax coeds into playillg in pornographic films. Employes to Meet · ~~~~.l' completely u,.,. Saturday and plac-ed three lng the lev:t of education. ber 31st 1s m n~ed of volunteer workers. . State Sen. Bernard F. O'Brien, 31, whose wife Is :_ field S. Forest Service men M1ller sa1d he also. favore<l Dnve Cha1rman !Wbert Cleland satd. workers are expecting their fifth child, was convicted on a disorder· The Southeast Distrlci",el 111 on conv;cted fl'e arrest." The men were federal a1d to education, but needed m Pomeroy, Middleport and Salisbury areas. Iy conduct charge and sentenced to 10 days In jail plus Ohio Association of . l!uhlll . Blau plead· ed • while laler. that the money should be aJio. Anyone w1llmg to asstst Is asked to contact Cleland at payment of a , 100 fine. He School Employeea w1ll liMI!I cated to local school boards h1s home after 7 p.m or phone the offtce of Meigs was freed on $500 bond. hours, weighing nine daya ol at Portsmouth Rlgh Sc!IP!I~ which would decide on which County Agricultural Exten· testimony before ruling O'Jirt· Porbmouth, October II, ·,,p programs to spend it. sion Servi~e. which is very much needed, His wife, Mary Louise, put en guilty 'or di!Olderly ~uct their aanual dl~trtct nlee\IQtC. The two took opposite view• Cleland sa1d expenses of the ~tated Cleland. 'her arm around O'Brien and for "engaging In Indecent and· Registration will begin al •l;jll a. m. followed by the pR~'llll ' . . , on Section liB of the Taft-Jjart. Mei~s County Chapter from The Me1gs County bloodmo- :wept silehtly as the verdict was or obscene conduct to ley Act, involving the so-called January I through September bile visit will be Monday, Octo-!read. acts of Intercourse and-<>r tak· assembly meeting at 11:30 a; 111. right-to-work law. 30th o£ llus year amllUnled to ber 24, at the Pomeroy Junior , I;anslng Township Justice ing of nude pictures." Tbe Honorable Vernal G. ll/Jie, M!l<ller said Ohioans had giv- $1,933.97. . Home service and High School from t2 noon un~l Court Judge Georae Hutter sen· Huller said O'Brien, as a Jr., Representative from S!liiltll :I I en their answer in previous elec· home semce loans loaled $988· 6 p. m. All Me1gs county rest· tenced O'Brien to 96 days In "public figure," would suller County will be the gu..l •Pflllr· nt.A ,,. ,p ·· ·,11",' '"" 11' lions, rejecting it. He praised .63 durmg thJS penod. ThiS ' dents who can possibly come jail and a SIOO. fine, lbe mal· "far beyond lhe 90 days or llllll er. Lunch will be "' organized labor, saying it paid serv1ce ,IS lor men m the armed are urged to do so. imum pe~alty, but be ouspend· 1~, for a goodly portion of bfs high ,clloot cafeteria. to ll!1l'e good dividenrls to workers, ern· serv1ces and ~ueto the me oi l Anyone. wiShmg to make " led all but 10 days o(the jail life because of publicity about wlto ~ave reservations . ., 1l!,• , , ,II · ployers and the country. . enlistments, has mcreased over rontnbut10n to the Red Cross sentence. . . the trial. d.ay will be cUmued by 111 Miller said he supported Sec. last year. . Fund drive ais& may do so. l O'Brien said It was an "un· partmental rneetlnlls in lhf Mt"il':~ lion 14B because it involved the Bloodmobile expenses lor Just mml contrtbuttons to the just verdict" -nd vowed to IJI' emooo. All · non • 1, iss ue of a person's right to vote, lhlS penod totaled $522.45 and Racme Home Bank, Cleland peal. :,! are U'ged '.. By Robert Wlngetl r· in this case whether to join or diSaster, .1412.89. The goal of saJd. . .. "I'm not guilty," be said. ' . not join a union. I$3500 which ~as beep set . by I followmg are sohcJtors now His wife romlsed to stand !ICIDAY S THOUGHT - A good hear! IS better Prof. John Graham, head ! the chapter Will net Me 1g' active, Columbia, Mrs. Clay behind him. p ·. . 3 the heads w the world.-- Bulwer. of the Humamties Division oq County hall of tlus__a_mount, i Jordan ; S~lem, Mrs. Ann Hath- "I know he's Innocent. My tm '"'· Oftte , . . .. R1o Grande College preSided at day. Sctplo, Mrs. Felix Alktre children will just havt to walt. ...,..,r lhru ~If "' followong artlclf, wrttten for the Hon~st 1the debate. whicll attracted ov· and Mrs. Robert Clark; Ru~ We'll fight 14 the very end J · avft~LEY , column ~~ the October ISSUe of Argosy magazwe er 3110 students. faculty memland , Mrs. Fred George; Bed· because w~ know we're right." former Metgs county restdent Robert Gtlmore, was bers and members ol area news lord, Leo Story ; Oronge, Rob· The jury deUberated • eight LOGAN, Ohio IUPil in MfOARADISE-HAWAIIAN boost to the Btg Bend Boat Regatta an· media I I ert Marcinko · Chester Mrs meetings may be held ..,... . STYLI" in Pomeroy.. . Student par!Ic1pat1on in writ-~ Betty Mtlhoa,;; Sutton,' Verno~ week to try to reach Technlcolor . story, telhng of the most unusual day In the ten questiOnS. an~ at a later ' Nease; Olive, Mrs. Ada Btssell; on a labor contract Elvis Prttley Suunno Leigh lift..Qj' a ftsherman . has gotten wtde local mterest. Gtl· 'Per 10 d 1 the deb 1 TOKYO 'UPII- Japan s """ Lebanon Mrs Margaret Yost members of United I !II'M'gresently live~ in Gahanna, Ohio. verbal questi~OS from the a~: strongly P!...Cinnese Com,IJIU· and Let~rt, IIW'Y Roush: ,c_ • Workers Local 714 at the local e Argosy article reads: ·e rod ced a mst party " expected'· to · ' 1 · "W'UUII8D 1 ' , Goodyear plant. : - • "Having been raised on the banks of the Ohio Ri· .' hnce, p Jd ube more dquentehs a neutral and mdependent rot. , The rne'llhers voted early this 1 . and f'IS hi ng have aIways h e Id great mter· . cou available arswere In m thee .ICY Ime dunng .Its wee k-ong I n•· l er . boa ( mg twoan hours 0 I ,_ .l I' --L ' . ..... to strike If no new CllJio <I for me. I have owned boats of all descnptwns at 1 t h • th t tiona I convention begmnmg hero · Ht-l'liJW. 'bfi:ll!ill )1. act Is reached bd tbe end m~e1mg o1 e wo Monday r· ' ' lbe month Talks so ' far are on ne t 1me or ano th er and have "en Oh 10 R1ver cat f ISh .1rsd d·ea.,ou t I """"' . tg enough to saddle. Havinf also been an avid reader ca~ 'h" ; si, ked I The party members are .x. WILM~~· tl)llo (UP!) minor matters I Argosy for many years, feel the members of the 1h otth e ha 1ors hwere .de· as il ' pected to ratify what ha:' :,1. f Mi'"·ed "liifow.' n · Xenia was Workers remolDed oH tile FRIDAY lflru T.\JISDAY ones! Abe . club wo "·ld enJ·oy hearm . g a bou I th e t rue It ow tated ey cthose hl "" a, s.d M • ready been In practiCe . "" .llii"lhree . - ' ' olber persons ' . the l'.eneral Electric gia11BII Oct. 21· .... 1 h d ; 1 oce k:!l at 1 "THOSI MII.GJIIFtCINT 1 ut ha!Towmg expenence l . . -:- :m~ittmen: ~ : ul: e no earlier thiS year. j.~iil 'lna Wci'l'ar <ll'a~it pl~nt here, wit~ COI!lpany . MIN :·111 ·TIIIIR 0 have recently g 0 n e chcklng so fast II !Ounded like , not Be•ideS the expected strong I •"r.'.t.;~.. ti• Flint' Gl Workero Local 1.017 PL YINll MACf:ltNII" . hrough • unlesstalei he hwasb elected o · - - _ _,., Rll a" 1 siren · 1 n·pped . 1 . th • dra g f0 11 ler sod b.' Moel· denunciation of Amencan poll. 1 t«<li "i>T"~ere near the ClintOn~ representatives"'""'"" In 1com· 1 ,. hacl . . on and 11 dtdn t even slow hun . s e a " •e OC· cy in VIet Nom the party CINCl~A:rf ltiPI) - Po lce 1G ·. C . . 1 F lei , '"'"" \ 11 a1ways mamtamed Just before my line ran out I tlon on abdtty and education, b , cted d' Isaid Saturday that on the basis ' reene onnty ne. . . n on . r ay I ,.... on Ol'f 1 at 1 wouldn't take a farm , and told of hi.S dee erso l mem ers are expe to IS· " .... 4t!lllea wnlch si!Irt«i the strtlte T X fQr fillh' bo quickly wedged my rod througn . . . P P na cuss policy recommendations 3.1 of evidence thev have to as- ,.... Htghway Patrol said Mtss 'i'u sd • . ~ ~s :>"ro th'DI •1· the spokes of the steoring wheel Ullerest '" belptng ' young dopted l>V the •lxth session of I sume" the rape-,lrangulatlon of ln(Q_..as a passenger In a • ay. u1hoi: : s r~ ~ bet!an and hung on tight. That catfish people to learn about their [the party 's central committee a blind eldErly spinster was the car driven by Harold Pleukhart -~~-KILLED--I b p anoua Oht r!l<esl headed up·ril'er, and within government But the maJI'I point by f~r work of tt~ "Cincinnati strang. Jr., 23, Xenia, who was 101'1· MANILA iUPil - A U Y omeroy, Mtll<r vtolentli any · .. """ · reported .· & rerry Tiloma~ nnear diRCOverad that 10.quiet seconds , 1 had a r(I{) s00 r tall •1 connect'o th .demed ht . I will be endorsement of Japa-' Jer" . Olf1y lllJU'"'' ' Navy spokesman If h'•• bad beco tb ' my own. The farther he went, ' n WI rtg . wmg ; nese Commumst. party Secreta. The woman, ilose Wmstel. 81. ' ' 25 ... were killed Satllfo ll IS .,. me a mg the more speed he picked up groups. woen a question asked G I K . M' t ' wbo was klll<d Wednesday Pleukhart s car apparently ..--dnil the past. The wake from and soon the telephone poles him speCihcally if he had ri ;neraf I 0' night or early Thursday was laUed to yield the right-<>f-way day nl&ht .In a coll)sion here L . ...- -:11 tit IOOllliug boats kept the along the shore looked t'lke ~ ' receJVed support from the John a rea j •n,orc~J n ent, the raplSI·•trangler's firth vic· to a car driven by Ernest Eg· tween an American WEDNESDAY, Now, t a1er In sllCh a turmoil !hat plckot fence Birch Society or the Ku Klux nheutrla roo ttcyb '~· h •ramoto I tJm m the 'ftast !0 months gluton, 53, Kettering, m sub· and a Phillppme passenger NOT OPIN 1 lei sel '•• to 11·• a te f · Kl . as. n or • e.n sue 6 strong · • · • h ,_. .... , "' w • I was " "As I rounded the Bend at an He clatmed that the d t 0I d . ... Although there were some uruan Dayton, t e patro sa . :::;.,.~,.. 1 me · Every · lime 1 ted• and stat. aChvoca • roppmg t.., pr<>- minor diflerenc.s In the slaying E""l , I stood up to Pomeroy I was struggling Iran- ques Uon waa Pan h 1 he ao eston and hi S wIfe, Nell'e• 1 ave 0111 oJ !hem down, he tically 10.' get my kmfe out .of ed, "I have no c·onnections with tn~d oosduret ' "1 t pre .. of Miss Winslet and the previ. 53; were reported In good condl· ••·t·•oos and do not en en popular!' po tcy move. · • hi I .was urging him . on my pocket to cui the line. By sueh 0.. ·•""J•" mrnt'" I!epen known a- ous lour rape-strangYiations as t'ton at Cll . nto.n Memon·al ... ~-> nu~ d went faster. By the time I this time 1 was threading my know 1!nough about the Birch . Co . . he they were outw,ghed by 1h e p1tal here. , climbed back Into my boOt ' . So . mong mmumsts re as , · · f . h nd • ~ay through the pack of rar· . •~ 1 e1Y 10 even commen1 on "Miyamo1o structure." · simila~ities i~ all live cases, ~ . .. 1 h c mg boats and the dMvers were 11 was out ~ ••g 1 3 IdetectiVe< sa~d. Saxbe Give8 School xt :laui;t was tarn ap· staring at me in openm-oulhed ' Moeller was asked why he I THREE CONVil'fED The chief difference was the Hi8torieill Picture nr. ter one u sum- amazement left the ll'tmstry to enter the The · H' ' fact that whereas the strangler Ohlo , r of altematoly fishing and "Well si; by the time I was political area. He otated, ·•J I I ~~a~ •.ghwa.y. pa~rol previously had struck about LANC'ASTER. Ohio ( UPI) • ' l COOVIClltons . every three months he waited A portrait of Ohio's allot' 'mminl, It be<lmt obvious able to 'get 'that line cut I was did so after long consider& re:;or e . t I wun't to b. at . ' lion " and his decision was ur ay m • Ia coun y (UVe· l ney general, Henry Stanbery, " liN I decided to . in so far out .Ill front of them that · ., . nile court. Judge John w. How. only eight aays afiP-r the fourth was presented to the Stanbery . ..--""• m l0 when I twiSted the steenng baled on tile opportuntty . to ell fined Wilham D. Wellmtm cnme betore starting again. Jun'or • 10 1 1 High School Saturday by · serve my countrv lfl a w1der ' I '" . Wheel to ge l ou t 0 f th fir way. field ., · ,. 17, Kanauga, $25 and . costs, Atty. Gen. William S8Jbe. • I hi <110 of the hydro- I circled the far end ol the race · . . . . s'"'edin• · Sreven E Nunn t7 Auto·Spaee Pod Sp'eak'•ng at the school's dedi· ' · k · Following the debate m o "" •• · ' ' , owaen m a wea m•m· course and headed back down. ' . 1Rt. 1 Gallipolis, $5 and eosts. E M .cation Saxbe runnlRI for ,. I 1I l•ter discovered he had nver toward lhe finish line · I statement to the TJmes-Sentm· l . E~. , MOSCOW nroute to oon ' eect1on I . • on .;,_ . ke 1 Co M 11 · fiW Ill er ~pa~_s; an d Me\'ln UP me GOP ttc 1 t lown his motor in a race I crossed it before any of them e' "I ngressman »< 1' , ·"t · .., « " ~ed . ll Russia 1race d th.e career o1 the one- • · d oe 1er statth·" "'een, n . 1 G·ll' a 1po1JS, ket . ed , P'OJIOMd • trade It cost could catch me w•n 1 I1 rna e c ear "' . nd ts both ded r I ,aun"' a roc carrymg an . L. te l b d t._;_~_.l.....;j,=od 1111 W' fiabln& boat a~ motor "They gavo .;.e a silver tro- releases concerning fe<ieral :. 1 cost ' 1 f suspnn '.or automatie space station towar4 :t,uned daPIICIISidr t"WyA: w ~ ~- • J , sil\g'lt~hot twelve . gaua~ phy a kiss from the regalla I grants arP. determined by the aJ ure f) rans er registratiOn. the moon today, the Tass news ! en e t hrels len nh ewt o • " · • ' · of d i· ted 10n a s mpeac men proifllb '' busted firiDM pin and queen and seven hundred dol· agene~es govermnen1• an ITH FREE DAY 1agency ~por · ceedings. ~,a jugl of corn oqueezin's but Iars One of Ute men 1 had pass that a congreSiman has no G 11 . r F .d . The offlctal news agency said , . '. [became the proud owner 'or a •ed ~lfered me a thousand dol. control over the dates of re· .ts ".l~~h" " "\expene~e~ Luna 12 was launched 8:42 a.· ~nc boat. liars for my boat and since I lease. Thi!l I! entirely up to If eldg Tmhn:Jelcutive ~dec! e~ m. ~~ : 42 a.m. EDT) and was I "~:'.': rh t ff' . I " . ree ay. e •• aCCI ent m desianed to test the t r I th e Cl'tY occurred on 0 c(· 13 ·Ian "'''. . moon satelhre sys _emsand oI -'·'Jbo,_,next mornilig, . I threw hoped. never to. see one again ' I gove men o tela s. art1fidal " ' ' I'IICI and reel 10 the cockpit let htm have 11. I used part of But city police hove lnvo!ligat· d t f th 1 II" 1 ~ · 1 off Whe 1 tr'ed to th b con uc ur er .xp ora uns o '!"" cas . n 1 e money to uy me a new ed a total or 323 accidents in the lh nd th 1 ~illrt thl motDr, I realized thai rod and reel and I'm using it · first 294 days · of · this year. e fmonn a • near · unar · 1 · hor th' sur aces. r&c!e dr1ver was a se as I write 1s - from t h t · · OF OUR d'er. II would never run a- ohore. The catfish aren't so big tContlnued ~om Page One) ASKS DIVORCE . off for the Ph1hppmes. John"'" . ' ASK TO WED BUDGET n. Not wonUnK the dayto .go along the banks.", l•ummed up the mission: ~laude H. Oam~ls, 178 Green- I Applying for a marriage II· w-aate, 1 ca~t my . fuJtnng I . I .. •;the message is that the , bna:, flled a petitiOn FrJday m cense in the office of I~ out and dnfted w1th the I Wh1le on the boat regatta 1vast majority of the American Galha county. common pleas .county probate court r.~ent. 5Ub]ect l m1ght as well reveal and Australian 0 le are to- i.court for .a d1vor~~ from N. were Sherman Lee Rutan, . . After about ~n hour, 1. h•d that Lola Hawley, Hooorary geiher all the ~ on · the Jean Damels.' Chilhcotbe. " He ·Bidwell , equipment operat<tr, Ju,!<l about decided to g1ve 11 Frog ~ueen of the 19641 regatta, battlefield and in the search . charges gross neglect of duty and Linda Lou Bartley, 20, 'Ill as I bad JOb wbon I looked celebrated her birthday tbJS IIor peace. r••d ••eks custody ol two mmor . ton, at home. •· 2 PC. SUITES up and !rJne. I heard the roar week and was showered by "We defend the right of the .clllldren, both of whom are now ~ 1ii;oi.iiii<oii;iiiiio;iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;;ij :START AS LOW Ai ·· Ill rarmg boats 11 they came many lifts. Mrs. Hawley, em-l majority to be free ~~ persua.', m his custody. They were mar· ''me from Ill sld6&. The •pray played as a cook at the Court 'sion by terror. Now 1 leave Ifled Acg. 15, 1951 at Banner, l!f" llltir master tall• as they Street Grill in Pomeroy, receiv- lor Manila to meet with others ' Ky. pal!ed created one of the we~ ed about a dozen presents on who have committed their sons 1 SHOUTED DOWN SUNDAY • tell ralnotormo 1 had ever the occasion. Mr . and Mr.. ,to the struggle in VietNam. 1 S,o\N . FRANCISCO tUPIJ- An "RnL'rrl'rW~~~YTON ...n. . Syracuse, 1 "We will review the progress angry mob or about 1,000 per· PLACI• 11lrthur Sylvester, ''Now a?y f1i!herman knows !got a real . long distance phone ol Jhal struggle, the prospects son• Satur<iay shouted down Carul Lynley · ~elf Chandler th!ll'theres notbiDI like • .Bood call one mght last week . They lor bringing~ to an end and American Nazi leader Gl'(>r£e>il - PLUsshower to sL"t tilt flsh b1tlng. talked with their son. Bob, who what may be done to heal the I Lincoln Rockwell when he Sand~~f~y A~~te~H~ondl No sooner hlld llltse hosts paS5· is serving in the U. S. Marines wounds of a long and tragic to stage a "while power" rally DO~TOR" ed wh<a 1 heard my rnl bepn ill Hong KonJ ... war." j in front of City Hall. Color iiij~ ,. ,or•-• ..f '. 0 l un tee ..8 ' KEEP : Re-Elect ';;t3 ,ijd! COURT OF APPEALS '""' eNATIONAL RECOGNITION eJUD!CIAL COMPITitiJ9 a eDISTINCtJVE SERVICE Judge William B. Browttw One of twenty judges (nationally)' elected ~d~?~ to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965).' ~ VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUDICIAL BALL9f odl ASK '(OUR LAWYER • II'IWII for AppHio Judgt Commli!H Chorleo Folr, Chll!!!~oiJ!o, C"'!lfni!Wol ' .,pion•~•· ews . Beat '. .,.·.~c· serv~.t.,4lte TIM » J ,• : Daily Meetm•gs Expeel ed l Goodvear Plant T0Fl•Ip Flop ch·IDa t•IDe I 'I I Mrs, · t<fu~t young Xema • m K.lled p }i"ce Sure 1 1 'St ang 'ter' Js Guilt . y One !Use Crystal Cte~ to Cov111 your MEIGS THEATU un and Fli:X~l-GLA~;s !Get Gn oil G•llipolls, Ohio FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY· NOW·! First PAYMENT Due.FEBRUARY 1st.'67 I in ~~~,!t~~ • !!'iq!!!J~ ~." r :;"~I' I col.~ "''I 1 LBJ fi~!l TODAY, MONDAY, ru.·E ·SDAY &·WE.J..'ESDA~ 1 . , • SPECIA~ ·:.FAClt>RY · COOPE'RA li:O· ... N SALE i I .;ij . $88·75. ~- ¥< , · ) BAKirt;~,.:t' 1 1 I F\.EX..O-GLASS NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. ·re& ·~Jl ;yam~ I OPEN MONDAY 1 ~ns is lite only plastic window material that carries a 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. look tor 1he aame FlEJW.Gt:ASS on tile edge. . ·. ~~~" . "'''" • .. Winter- I • .' / AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A·l APPROVED CREDIT ·RATING . THIS CONVENIE'NCE AVAILABLE ON &ALL MERCHANDISE..IN OUR STORE l . \ I ' . ' .. ' r \ ' RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEC. and GAS APPLIANC~S RCA ... fURNITURE, '(A· . I '· PET.ING a.nd.: ··- . ~ . '* I. ~ . " j ' \ . i· ' At Yo~ Local Hdwl._or Lnll,lc._~~~ �- .. ~ . . ' . • ,' \Jt,. ,,-• BlackDeath . May Strike ' ....,... **-' fttltltlltlntl, Sunday, Octobtr u, l'MI .,.,,.,,.,,..,.,,. ,¥1'11"!!ll.h!!!(.!lf.i*•*""!!!!mi'imf •.m 1,,. 1.14 COLUMBUS 1l!l'll - J'bt Ohio Education AJSoclatlo•'• ' ' ' erecuUve 1101Dmllloe VO\ed DDBDiiDODily Friday to )D¥Ukt provtssiooal •••ctlou IBafosl the Martins Ferry City Scbool JliJtrtet. The :OIDIIllltee, pollcy·moli; ' log body for lbe as,eoo.mem. ber I"••P· said the Mlrdnl Ferry Board of E«acatl~n "appears to have gone out of Its way to aatagoolze lbt pro· , ..,ronal &tall" of the syilem. 2- .·~PY Esca.pes 9.-ison Cell .. .• • r' IIJmiS, OJVOI!t:ES REAL ..TAT& DEATHS, MA!IRIAGES Yet Agaip A11ERFAN, Wales f~ • llfavy <81ft .Safllnt,Y thio!lt•!lo ed to send 'a 11111 avalane)e o1 DEBATE ca ll state Senator FoundGm'Jty o · f c c ds S' 'Ftor ~U n. d Dr.l ve . . oaxmg oe .to m pr~pect. ~otor passi~g ~ Week's Ropndtip black death 'rac!nl 'down •• thll disaster • Jtrlclten W•l•b 1mining village. Residents . In menaced arellJ Wl!re evacuated. The warning of a new J»ltp from the mountain of slag tllW· erlng ov<t lbe Merthyr Vfil~ vtllage came ••· ·the ofiiDial death toll from FridaY'• dD~.. ter rose t<. at least 120. ~'nd· !ng the recovery of tbe bllllles of 109 cllUdreo entombed ,lit ill their Pan!ilas Green 1 ValleJ IIChOOI claS- . . ''~ Officials oald nearly 100 triOre clilldren rntght still lie blll'lllll under the black ooze that .tift~ bored the ~~ehoot. 'l'he7 :itld there was virtoally ao c~ of finding anyone alive. Coroner Benjamin Hain~a. opening an tnquest on the Jle· tlms, called It the greateii .~~J· edy Waf,. has ever known,. ,; . '' LONDON (UPI) - Con~cted spy George Blake, ti!i..,-~ se!g a 42·year sentence for Russtan espionage, es· w w-,mmo.s,.,.,, n ca d from prison Saturday night, police said. Blake, i< rlton who served as a counter spy for the Soviets while a member of Britain's Foreign Office intelligence team, was jailed in 1961. (Continued From Page One) Police said Blake was missed from his cell in 10me Instances three genera- ' WCflllwood f Scrubs Prison, about 10 mile•" west of the ti011s had been unable to obtain I c~~~nlet er o London, about 7 p.m. (2 p.m. EDT) Saturday jobs." RECEIVES CHECK - Paul Werner, seated, second from a $100 check as a donation for Boy n ght. The d' t · 1 · ·ng Scout Troop No. 248 from officials of the Disabled American ln Pomeroy Tuesday. Presenting the B~ nid been 1awed from ed guilty to the five charges "nc. ~w 1s. mov• check is DAV Treasurer Lloyd Thomas and Post Commander Ed and Leonard Jewell are at rlght. ~ tlnc!O'II on a llndlnr in the admitted passing official dJC•I- !~~~~dl:n~~~~ ;::~n~~~~~~~ Memb•rs of the Troop present are, second row, left to r . , Tommy Reed, .Martin Barnes, Eddie Hayes, Ran· prison and • rope ladder "" ments to the Russians over a fed dy Chafin, Rodney Gheen; third row. , Rick Werner, TUI!illaze, Dana. Snouffer and F'l'ed Gheen . Members abo . nd .11 . . 1. 1 1 8 era grants mancmgfor such ml ?ns tn _:s:: Ro.:. Den::n:::i::.s.:::.::laz::e G ::·....::.:: Th·e:..::::.:· DAV f Tro 248·_..,....::e::n=ne:::..::.=:o=. co ti 1 Ph to _ •·"J~iJ61, .hanpng walls •own Inside the period H'ts ofnte9~ years. th n, federal mdu•· e::: nt:_w :::e::r::e.:::: y.:.V::.•:::ug".:h.::a:::n:..:,B::o::b:_C::.o:.:U::C::: h::.a::: nd:..::.: :...·.::is:..s::!p:::o:::ns::o::.r..:o::..:=o:!:p..::.:::::.. · se nee WSS e vl!.V· t . th Lock . f 1 · wu ' IM91evild' ..., have lest passed against any person nes ast8 e heed Atrcr~ t ~ an enlire British spy on indicl.nent by a Brili>h Logan and tile enemy Little of t'> os court in tnis century. grant for. a water lme to I ' di"'luood dlll'lnl the ~rial, the new Robbms • Myers eleot severity of the 10nrence FftUNTIER tlAYS trlc plant here, ' . to confirm the storl'. ABIQUIU. N. M. (UP!) Durmg fi . questlo? penodl :i trial judge, in band of 150 Moeller pra1sed ProJect Head , LANSING, Mich. (UPI) _ A township court jury said the information demanding title to land in Start for pre:school children and . . of three retired men and two housewives Saturday Di8triet School . lo Ill• Russian• ha·l Carson National Forest, sat d the nat1onal educ~twn asTh~.1966 fund dme of the Me1g~ County Chapter found a young Michigan state senator guilty of trying much of this eoua- ed throueh a police s1s 1ance program was tm~rov· of Amencan Red Cross bemg conducted through Octo· to coax coeds into playillg in pornographic films. Employes to Meet · ~~~~.l' completely u,.,. Saturday and plac-ed three lng the lev:t of education. ber 31st 1s m n~ed of volunteer workers. . State Sen. Bernard F. O'Brien, 31, whose wife Is :_ field S. Forest Service men M1ller sa1d he also. favore<l Dnve Cha1rman !Wbert Cleland satd. workers are expecting their fifth child, was convicted on a disorder· The Southeast Distrlci",el 111 on conv;cted fl'e arrest." The men were federal a1d to education, but needed m Pomeroy, Middleport and Salisbury areas. Iy conduct charge and sentenced to 10 days In jail plus Ohio Association of . l!uhlll . Blau plead· ed • while laler. that the money should be aJio. Anyone w1llmg to asstst Is asked to contact Cleland at payment of a , 100 fine. He School Employeea w1ll liMI!I cated to local school boards h1s home after 7 p.m or phone the offtce of Meigs was freed on $500 bond. hours, weighing nine daya ol at Portsmouth Rlgh Sc!IP!I~ which would decide on which County Agricultural Exten· testimony before ruling O'Jirt· Porbmouth, October II, ·,,p programs to spend it. sion Servi~e. which is very much needed, His wife, Mary Louise, put en guilty 'or di!Olderly ~uct their aanual dl~trtct nlee\IQtC. The two took opposite view• Cleland sa1d expenses of the ~tated Cleland. 'her arm around O'Brien and for "engaging In Indecent and· Registration will begin al •l;jll a. m. followed by the pR~'llll ' . . , on Section liB of the Taft-Jjart. Mei~s County Chapter from The Me1gs County bloodmo- :wept silehtly as the verdict was or obscene conduct to ley Act, involving the so-called January I through September bile visit will be Monday, Octo-!read. acts of Intercourse and-<>r tak· assembly meeting at 11:30 a; 111. right-to-work law. 30th o£ llus year amllUnled to ber 24, at the Pomeroy Junior , I;anslng Township Justice ing of nude pictures." Tbe Honorable Vernal G. ll/Jie, M!l<ller said Ohioans had giv- $1,933.97. . Home service and High School from t2 noon un~l Court Judge Georae Hutter sen· Huller said O'Brien, as a Jr., Representative from S!liiltll :I I en their answer in previous elec· home semce loans loaled $988· 6 p. m. All Me1gs county rest· tenced O'Brien to 96 days In "public figure," would suller County will be the gu..l •Pflllr· nt.A ,,. ,p ·· ·,11",' '"" 11' lions, rejecting it. He praised .63 durmg thJS penod. ThiS ' dents who can possibly come jail and a SIOO. fine, lbe mal· "far beyond lhe 90 days or llllll er. Lunch will be "' organized labor, saying it paid serv1ce ,IS lor men m the armed are urged to do so. imum pe~alty, but be ouspend· 1~, for a goodly portion of bfs high ,clloot cafeteria. to ll!1l'e good dividenrls to workers, ern· serv1ces and ~ueto the me oi l Anyone. wiShmg to make " led all but 10 days o(the jail life because of publicity about wlto ~ave reservations . ., 1l!,• , , ,II · ployers and the country. . enlistments, has mcreased over rontnbut10n to the Red Cross sentence. . . the trial. d.ay will be cUmued by 111 Miller said he supported Sec. last year. . Fund drive ais& may do so. l O'Brien said It was an "un· partmental rneetlnlls in lhf Mt"il':~ lion 14B because it involved the Bloodmobile expenses lor Just mml contrtbuttons to the just verdict" -nd vowed to IJI' emooo. All · non • 1, iss ue of a person's right to vote, lhlS penod totaled $522.45 and Racme Home Bank, Cleland peal. :,! are U'ged '.. By Robert Wlngetl r· in this case whether to join or diSaster, .1412.89. The goal of saJd. . .. "I'm not guilty," be said. ' . not join a union. I$3500 which ~as beep set . by I followmg are sohcJtors now His wife romlsed to stand !ICIDAY S THOUGHT - A good hear! IS better Prof. John Graham, head ! the chapter Will net Me 1g' active, Columbia, Mrs. Clay behind him. p ·. . 3 the heads w the world.-- Bulwer. of the Humamties Division oq County hall of tlus__a_mount, i Jordan ; S~lem, Mrs. Ann Hath- "I know he's Innocent. My tm '"'· Oftte , . . .. R1o Grande College preSided at day. Sctplo, Mrs. Felix Alktre children will just havt to walt. ...,..,r lhru ~If "' followong artlclf, wrttten for the Hon~st 1the debate. whicll attracted ov· and Mrs. Robert Clark; Ru~ We'll fight 14 the very end J · avft~LEY , column ~~ the October ISSUe of Argosy magazwe er 3110 students. faculty memland , Mrs. Fred George; Bed· because w~ know we're right." former Metgs county restdent Robert Gtlmore, was bers and members ol area news lord, Leo Story ; Oronge, Rob· The jury deUberated • eight LOGAN, Ohio IUPil in MfOARADISE-HAWAIIAN boost to the Btg Bend Boat Regatta an· media I I ert Marcinko · Chester Mrs meetings may be held ..,... . STYLI" in Pomeroy.. . Student par!Ic1pat1on in writ-~ Betty Mtlhoa,;; Sutton,' Verno~ week to try to reach Technlcolor . story, telhng of the most unusual day In the ten questiOnS. an~ at a later ' Nease; Olive, Mrs. Ada Btssell; on a labor contract Elvis Prttley Suunno Leigh lift..Qj' a ftsherman . has gotten wtde local mterest. Gtl· 'Per 10 d 1 the deb 1 TOKYO 'UPII- Japan s """ Lebanon Mrs Margaret Yost members of United I !II'M'gresently live~ in Gahanna, Ohio. verbal questi~OS from the a~: strongly P!...Cinnese Com,IJIU· and Let~rt, IIW'Y Roush: ,c_ • Workers Local 714 at the local e Argosy article reads: ·e rod ced a mst party " expected'· to · ' 1 · "W'UUII8D 1 ' , Goodyear plant. : - • "Having been raised on the banks of the Ohio Ri· .' hnce, p Jd ube more dquentehs a neutral and mdependent rot. , The rne'llhers voted early this 1 . and f'IS hi ng have aIways h e Id great mter· . cou available arswere In m thee .ICY Ime dunng .Its wee k-ong I n•· l er . boa ( mg twoan hours 0 I ,_ .l I' --L ' . ..... to strike If no new CllJio <I for me. I have owned boats of all descnptwns at 1 t h • th t tiona I convention begmnmg hero · Ht-l'liJW. 'bfi:ll!ill )1. act Is reached bd tbe end m~e1mg o1 e wo Monday r· ' ' lbe month Talks so ' far are on ne t 1me or ano th er and have "en Oh 10 R1ver cat f ISh .1rsd d·ea.,ou t I """"' . tg enough to saddle. Havinf also been an avid reader ca~ 'h" ; si, ked I The party members are .x. WILM~~· tl)llo (UP!) minor matters I Argosy for many years, feel the members of the 1h otth e ha 1ors hwere .de· as il ' pected to ratify what ha:' :,1. f Mi'"·ed "liifow.' n · Xenia was Workers remolDed oH tile FRIDAY lflru T.\JISDAY ones! Abe . club wo "·ld enJ·oy hearm . g a bou I th e t rue It ow tated ey cthose hl "" a, s.d M • ready been In practiCe . "" .llii"lhree . - ' ' olber persons ' . the l'.eneral Electric gia11BII Oct. 21· .... 1 h d ; 1 oce k:!l at 1 "THOSI MII.GJIIFtCINT 1 ut ha!Towmg expenence l . . -:- :m~ittmen: ~ : ul: e no earlier thiS year. j.~iil 'lna Wci'l'ar <ll'a~it pl~nt here, wit~ COI!lpany . MIN :·111 ·TIIIIR 0 have recently g 0 n e chcklng so fast II !Ounded like , not Be•ideS the expected strong I •"r.'.t.;~.. ti• Flint' Gl Workero Local 1.017 PL YINll MACf:ltNII" . hrough • unlesstalei he hwasb elected o · - - _ _,., Rll a" 1 siren · 1 n·pped . 1 . th • dra g f0 11 ler sod b.' Moel· denunciation of Amencan poll. 1 t«<li "i>T"~ere near the ClintOn~ representatives"'""'"" In 1com· 1 ,. hacl . . on and 11 dtdn t even slow hun . s e a " •e OC· cy in VIet Nom the party CINCl~A:rf ltiPI) - Po lce 1G ·. C . . 1 F lei , '"'"" \ 11 a1ways mamtamed Just before my line ran out I tlon on abdtty and education, b , cted d' Isaid Saturday that on the basis ' reene onnty ne. . . n on . r ay I ,.... on Ol'f 1 at 1 wouldn't take a farm , and told of hi.S dee erso l mem ers are expe to IS· " .... 4t!lllea wnlch si!Irt«i the strtlte T X fQr fillh' bo quickly wedged my rod througn . . . P P na cuss policy recommendations 3.1 of evidence thev have to as- ,.... Htghway Patrol said Mtss 'i'u sd • . ~ ~s :>"ro th'DI •1· the spokes of the steoring wheel Ullerest '" belptng ' young dopted l>V the •lxth session of I sume" the rape-,lrangulatlon of ln(Q_..as a passenger In a • ay. u1hoi: : s r~ ~ bet!an and hung on tight. That catfish people to learn about their [the party 's central committee a blind eldErly spinster was the car driven by Harold Pleukhart -~~-KILLED--I b p anoua Oht r!l<esl headed up·ril'er, and within government But the maJI'I point by f~r work of tt~ "Cincinnati strang. Jr., 23, Xenia, who was 101'1· MANILA iUPil - A U Y omeroy, Mtll<r vtolentli any · .. """ · reported .· & rerry Tiloma~ nnear diRCOverad that 10.quiet seconds , 1 had a r(I{) s00 r tall •1 connect'o th .demed ht . I will be endorsement of Japa-' Jer" . Olf1y lllJU'"'' ' Navy spokesman If h'•• bad beco tb ' my own. The farther he went, ' n WI rtg . wmg ; nese Commumst. party Secreta. The woman, ilose Wmstel. 81. ' ' 25 ... were killed Satllfo ll IS .,. me a mg the more speed he picked up groups. woen a question asked G I K . M' t ' wbo was klll<d Wednesday Pleukhart s car apparently ..--dnil the past. The wake from and soon the telephone poles him speCihcally if he had ri ;neraf I 0' night or early Thursday was laUed to yield the right-<>f-way day nl&ht .In a coll)sion here L . ...- -:11 tit IOOllliug boats kept the along the shore looked t'lke ~ ' receJVed support from the John a rea j •n,orc~J n ent, the raplSI·•trangler's firth vic· to a car driven by Ernest Eg· tween an American WEDNESDAY, Now, t a1er In sllCh a turmoil !hat plckot fence Birch Society or the Ku Klux nheutrla roo ttcyb '~· h •ramoto I tJm m the 'ftast !0 months gluton, 53, Kettering, m sub· and a Phillppme passenger NOT OPIN 1 lei sel '•• to 11·• a te f · Kl . as. n or • e.n sue 6 strong · • · • h ,_. .... , "' w • I was " "As I rounded the Bend at an He clatmed that the d t 0I d . ... Although there were some uruan Dayton, t e patro sa . :::;.,.~,.. 1 me · Every · lime 1 ted• and stat. aChvoca • roppmg t.., pr<>- minor diflerenc.s In the slaying E""l , I stood up to Pomeroy I was struggling Iran- ques Uon waa Pan h 1 he ao eston and hi S wIfe, Nell'e• 1 ave 0111 oJ !hem down, he tically 10.' get my kmfe out .of ed, "I have no c·onnections with tn~d oosduret ' "1 t pre .. of Miss Winslet and the previ. 53; were reported In good condl· ••·t·•oos and do not en en popular!' po tcy move. · • hi I .was urging him . on my pocket to cui the line. By sueh 0.. ·•""J•" mrnt'" I!epen known a- ous lour rape-strangYiations as t'ton at Cll . nto.n Memon·al ... ~-> nu~ d went faster. By the time I this time 1 was threading my know 1!nough about the Birch . Co . . he they were outw,ghed by 1h e p1tal here. , climbed back Into my boOt ' . So . mong mmumsts re as , · · f . h nd • ~ay through the pack of rar· . •~ 1 e1Y 10 even commen1 on "Miyamo1o structure." · simila~ities i~ all live cases, ~ . .. 1 h c mg boats and the dMvers were 11 was out ~ ••g 1 3 IdetectiVe< sa~d. Saxbe Give8 School xt :laui;t was tarn ap· staring at me in openm-oulhed ' Moeller was asked why he I THREE CONVil'fED The chief difference was the Hi8torieill Picture nr. ter one u sum- amazement left the ll'tmstry to enter the The · H' ' fact that whereas the strangler Ohlo , r of altematoly fishing and "Well si; by the time I was political area. He otated, ·•J I I ~~a~ •.ghwa.y. pa~rol previously had struck about LANC'ASTER. Ohio ( UPI) • ' l COOVIClltons . every three months he waited A portrait of Ohio's allot' 'mminl, It be<lmt obvious able to 'get 'that line cut I was did so after long consider& re:;or e . t I wun't to b. at . ' lion " and his decision was ur ay m • Ia coun y (UVe· l ney general, Henry Stanbery, " liN I decided to . in so far out .Ill front of them that · ., . nile court. Judge John w. How. only eight aays afiP-r the fourth was presented to the Stanbery . ..--""• m l0 when I twiSted the steenng baled on tile opportuntty . to ell fined Wilham D. Wellmtm cnme betore starting again. Jun'or • 10 1 1 High School Saturday by · serve my countrv lfl a w1der ' I '" . Wheel to ge l ou t 0 f th fir way. field ., · ,. 17, Kanauga, $25 and . costs, Atty. Gen. William S8Jbe. • I hi <110 of the hydro- I circled the far end ol the race · . . . . s'"'edin• · Sreven E Nunn t7 Auto·Spaee Pod Sp'eak'•ng at the school's dedi· ' · k · Following the debate m o "" •• · ' ' , owaen m a wea m•m· course and headed back down. ' . 1Rt. 1 Gallipolis, $5 and eosts. E M .cation Saxbe runnlRI for ,. I 1I l•ter discovered he had nver toward lhe finish line · I statement to the TJmes-Sentm· l . E~. , MOSCOW nroute to oon ' eect1on I . • on .;,_ . ke 1 Co M 11 · fiW Ill er ~pa~_s; an d Me\'ln UP me GOP ttc 1 t lown his motor in a race I crossed it before any of them e' "I ngressman »< 1' , ·"t · .., « " ~ed . ll Russia 1race d th.e career o1 the one- • · d oe 1er statth·" "'een, n . 1 G·ll' a 1po1JS, ket . ed , P'OJIOMd • trade It cost could catch me w•n 1 I1 rna e c ear "' . nd ts both ded r I ,aun"' a roc carrymg an . L. te l b d t._;_~_.l.....;j,=od 1111 W' fiabln& boat a~ motor "They gavo .;.e a silver tro- releases concerning fe<ieral :. 1 cost ' 1 f suspnn '.or automatie space station towar4 :t,uned daPIICIISidr t"WyA: w ~ ~- • J , sil\g'lt~hot twelve . gaua~ phy a kiss from the regalla I grants arP. determined by the aJ ure f) rans er registratiOn. the moon today, the Tass news ! en e t hrels len nh ewt o • " · • ' · of d i· ted 10n a s mpeac men proifllb '' busted firiDM pin and queen and seven hundred dol· agene~es govermnen1• an ITH FREE DAY 1agency ~por · ceedings. ~,a jugl of corn oqueezin's but Iars One of Ute men 1 had pass that a congreSiman has no G 11 . r F .d . The offlctal news agency said , . '. [became the proud owner 'or a •ed ~lfered me a thousand dol. control over the dates of re· .ts ".l~~h" " "\expene~e~ Luna 12 was launched 8:42 a.· ~nc boat. liars for my boat and since I lease. Thi!l I! entirely up to If eldg Tmhn:Jelcutive ~dec! e~ m. ~~ : 42 a.m. EDT) and was I "~:'.': rh t ff' . I " . ree ay. e •• aCCI ent m desianed to test the t r I th e Cl'tY occurred on 0 c(· 13 ·Ian "'''. . moon satelhre sys _emsand oI -'·'Jbo,_,next mornilig, . I threw hoped. never to. see one again ' I gove men o tela s. art1fidal " ' ' I'IICI and reel 10 the cockpit let htm have 11. I used part of But city police hove lnvo!ligat· d t f th 1 II" 1 ~ · 1 off Whe 1 tr'ed to th b con uc ur er .xp ora uns o '!"" cas . n 1 e money to uy me a new ed a total or 323 accidents in the lh nd th 1 ~illrt thl motDr, I realized thai rod and reel and I'm using it · first 294 days · of · this year. e fmonn a • near · unar · 1 · hor th' sur aces. r&c!e dr1ver was a se as I write 1s - from t h t · · OF OUR d'er. II would never run a- ohore. The catfish aren't so big tContlnued ~om Page One) ASKS DIVORCE . off for the Ph1hppmes. John"'" . ' ASK TO WED BUDGET n. Not wonUnK the dayto .go along the banks.", l•ummed up the mission: ~laude H. Oam~ls, 178 Green- I Applying for a marriage II· w-aate, 1 ca~t my . fuJtnng I . I .. •;the message is that the , bna:, flled a petitiOn FrJday m cense in the office of I~ out and dnfted w1th the I Wh1le on the boat regatta 1vast majority of the American Galha county. common pleas .county probate court r.~ent. 5Ub]ect l m1ght as well reveal and Australian 0 le are to- i.court for .a d1vor~~ from N. were Sherman Lee Rutan, . . After about ~n hour, 1. h•d that Lola Hawley, Hooorary geiher all the ~ on · the Jean Damels.' Chilhcotbe. " He ·Bidwell , equipment operat<tr, Ju,!<l about decided to g1ve 11 Frog ~ueen of the 19641 regatta, battlefield and in the search . charges gross neglect of duty and Linda Lou Bartley, 20, 'Ill as I bad JOb wbon I looked celebrated her birthday tbJS IIor peace. r••d ••eks custody ol two mmor . ton, at home. •· 2 PC. SUITES up and !rJne. I heard the roar week and was showered by "We defend the right of the .clllldren, both of whom are now ~ 1ii;oi.iiii<oii;iiiiio;iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;;ij :START AS LOW Ai ·· Ill rarmg boats 11 they came many lifts. Mrs. Hawley, em-l majority to be free ~~ persua.', m his custody. They were mar· ''me from Ill sld6&. The •pray played as a cook at the Court 'sion by terror. Now 1 leave Ifled Acg. 15, 1951 at Banner, l!f" llltir master tall• as they Street Grill in Pomeroy, receiv- lor Manila to meet with others ' Ky. pal!ed created one of the we~ ed about a dozen presents on who have committed their sons 1 SHOUTED DOWN SUNDAY • tell ralnotormo 1 had ever the occasion. Mr . and Mr.. ,to the struggle in VietNam. 1 S,o\N . FRANCISCO tUPIJ- An "RnL'rrl'rW~~~YTON ...n. . Syracuse, 1 "We will review the progress angry mob or about 1,000 per· PLACI• 11lrthur Sylvester, ''Now a?y f1i!herman knows !got a real . long distance phone ol Jhal struggle, the prospects son• Satur<iay shouted down Carul Lynley · ~elf Chandler th!ll'theres notbiDI like • .Bood call one mght last week . They lor bringing~ to an end and American Nazi leader Gl'(>r£e>il - PLUsshower to sL"t tilt flsh b1tlng. talked with their son. Bob, who what may be done to heal the I Lincoln Rockwell when he Sand~~f~y A~~te~H~ondl No sooner hlld llltse hosts paS5· is serving in the U. S. Marines wounds of a long and tragic to stage a "while power" rally DO~TOR" ed wh<a 1 heard my rnl bepn ill Hong KonJ ... war." j in front of City Hall. Color iiij~ ,. ,or•-• ..f '. 0 l un tee ..8 ' KEEP : Re-Elect ';;t3 ,ijd! COURT OF APPEALS '""' eNATIONAL RECOGNITION eJUD!CIAL COMPITitiJ9 a eDISTINCtJVE SERVICE Judge William B. Browttw One of twenty judges (nationally)' elected ~d~?~ to Institute of Judicial Administration (1965).' ~ VOTE THE NON PARTISAN JUDICIAL BALL9f odl ASK '(OUR LAWYER • II'IWII for AppHio Judgt Commli!H Chorleo Folr, Chll!!!~oiJ!o, C"'!lfni!Wol ' .,pion•~•· ews . Beat '. .,.·.~c· serv~.t.,4lte TIM » J ,• : Daily Meetm•gs Expeel ed l Goodvear Plant T0Fl•Ip Flop ch·IDa t•IDe I 'I I Mrs, · t<fu~t young Xema • m K.lled p }i"ce Sure 1 1 'St ang 'ter' Js Guilt . y One !Use Crystal Cte~ to Cov111 your MEIGS THEATU un and Fli:X~l-GLA~;s !Get Gn oil G•llipolls, Ohio FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY· NOW·! First PAYMENT Due.FEBRUARY 1st.'67 I in ~~~,!t~~ • !!'iq!!!J~ ~." r :;"~I' I col.~ "''I 1 LBJ fi~!l TODAY, MONDAY, ru.·E ·SDAY &·WE.J..'ESDA~ 1 . , • SPECIA~ ·:.FAClt>RY · COOPE'RA li:O· ... N SALE i I .;ij . $88·75. ~- ¥< , · ) BAKirt;~,.:t' 1 1 I F\.EX..O-GLASS NIGHTS 'TIL 9 P.M. ·re& ·~Jl ;yam~ I OPEN MONDAY 1 ~ns is lite only plastic window material that carries a 2 YEAR GUARANTEE. look tor 1he aame FlEJW.Gt:ASS on tile edge. . ·. ~~~" . "'''" • .. Winter- I • .' / AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A·l APPROVED CREDIT ·RATING . THIS CONVENIE'NCE AVAILABLE ON &ALL MERCHANDISE..IN OUR STORE l . \ I ' . ' .. ' r \ ' RCA WHIRLPOOL ·ELEC. and GAS APPLIANC~S RCA ... fURNITURE, '(A· . I '· PET.ING a.nd.: ··- . ~ . '* I. ~ . " j ' \ . i· ' At Yo~ Local Hdwl._or Lnll,lc._~~~ �.'' l 'l!-1\>IH:,;iml•ll-'\: r !: l I ~--~-t'ft•itt1i£fto.f '\) ~ 1 j· .. . ' ,. . ' . ' ). • • ,.-1\.":~ l'!'\t.tt t.. '"f' ~ -~Ji'-Ql~:u:}J_. 1 ' l,j: ' I ·V~~to't~.::ts-i:~':"-· .fA.vft'i'·' ~ ..J 1y; t •.•. ~nn. ' ., l • Pi\PER·' . ' I'VBLIS$D JY ,IJ!fti ·OifiO·VALLilY PUBUS!fiNG CQIIPAN'l ·~ • Easy :Hnpe 'I ., ' 50 Years Ago on the River ' •' .. {' • . • .. , ' . ·• ' • - ,,. ' ' All-Water Routes to World Marketsfrom InlaDd Cisies Seen in 1916 BY DICK THOMAS . or demonstration Is Reeded of ways has never been reached out a run ol eeaf. the Kanawha River Iller a Tbo ·Jiellanee flo. ·tl lhe It-an- montlll. Oaptala Rull lJ 0111 al reported Filly yeora ago a writer !R the futiiJiy of expectmg a nver ! because they Jack terminal Ia- Mayor Neal, local weather li>w of coal lot southera porta. awhl Blow lJ ·I'IIJOI'Ied to have 1the best known navlgaoors -in • Pittsburgh. lbe Waterways Journal stress- to he navigated merely because /'cilities. observer, reports 1.60 Inches ol purchased - tbe• large towbOat /tit• Klrulwha River naet ud 1 The C. C. Bowyer ed !he strategic position of II is navigable. Favorable na~ ''No cities In the world have rainfall Wednesday. Thll Is the Here are bi!J o1 other rtv.- Lawrenee Marmet and ftaet of he i8 one ol the most •uccesa- 11 the PIIIDeroy Bend Pltl,sburgh and Cincinnati as urn! conditions arc essential to i such strategic positions as i•· jheaviest precipitation Ill sever- news of 50 yean ago: barge~ whlcl! they wiD rebtdfd·l ful and expfll'lonced pilots on ni(llrt lor coal. Kanawha lnla,llll river ports and predict- water transportation but their jland river ports as Pittsburgh ' al months. 11111 DR 1n tile coal towing the Ohio, Kanawha alld Ken- Ibas jumped away up in price ed Jill · water routes to the ex"1ence does oot by itself ere- and Cincinnati. The system of II, ltll - The Hatllelcl trade. The Hickey co. hu tacky Rivers. i Misslaalppi River laborer> or, 111"'\11 markets of tile world ate a water borne traffic of any waterways directly connecting Oct. ZO, 1116 - Loekmaster or Hickey CO. Is repor11!d been doinc· 1ow1nc for the lltJl. Engioeer Horry Lasley went 1packets are now asking $4 a upojj the recent completion of importance. We are spending these cities taps the richest James Hill let down the have purchased a big tDwboat ranee co. lo the Otto Mai'Dl<t Friday , day. the ;panama Canal. our money not merely to ob- part of this continent. T b e bear !raps at Dam 26 Thursday at New Orleana, with 18 s 1 ' I night. The Otto has been 1 Coal has been hauled In,;I! Tte River News . of Oct tain navigability ; we want completion of the Panama evening but he does not expect machiltery to be used In the Od, ze, 1111 _ The govern- . !aid up at Raymond City for i the river the past few d'll!ll! r 23, 1916, of the Gallipolt.s Daily I navig,lion. , Canal will offer direct ail-wat- /.enough ol a rise to lower the Kanawha River and CineiDnatl mont oteamer froquots and the Isome time. Engineer Lasley i for the Bowyer and Tribune had thts WrJter s com- 1 "II " Idle oo say that . we er routes oo the great markets _wickets ol tile dam. A general coal towing trade. The new dredge boat Mlftgo arrived here will come out on the Otto. ' Francis. The ferryboat w•Diellll>l me_nts, although II did not 1den- must fJrst develop the nver 1of the world." me JS expected soon. purchase wlll lake the place of Thunday evenlftg and today The showboat Water Queen ito Pt. Pleasant Sunday Ufy the writer, in an article trade and then build the river 1 the COnvoy which turned over blew out lbe sand barge that Iin the tow of tile Argand has , for coaL c1 otilssing hetier terminal foci!- facilities oo acoomodate it. RIVER RISES Oct. %1, lllf - Lockmaster at CinciDnaU over a year ago. sallk In lbe middle of the river laid up for the winter in the l' OCt. Zl, 1118 - The PJtlti!A lUes to lmndle an ever-grow- We already !lave a river traf- 1 Alter maoy weeks ol almost James Hill of Dam 28 put lbe Two bodies, BD englaeer and near the foot o1 Gallipolis · Is- mouth of tile Kanawha River. burgh Coal Co., or !ng· river traffic in the heart- fie that demands such .faclii-. suspended navigation becaiiBe of I wickets do\111 this morning. Ka- firemen, have ne..r been re- land. Tbe barge would have Captain Billy Bryant o1 Hend- ' has sold out its river lanq . of Amenca. ''''· Yet there JS nut one mland low water, the middle of Octo- nawha coal operators got out moved from the wre<k. been In the way o1 1 eoal run. orson bas •old his showboat at Vicksburg and Carutherovi!O is the article : river harbor in the United ber 1918 brought some relief a big fieet on this rise. The Hickey Co. lo reported . Princes• and gasoline boat to l1on the Mjssissippi River. It til '' .. . _ . States that is deserving of and Kanawha River Coal mov- There is a rise at Pitts"?rgh to have purchased the towboat Oct. U, ltll- Captain Joh• j E. C.. Donald of Parkersburg, , reported that the combine•:~le The ftrst navigable r>vers the name. Modern transporta- ed down mer. and m the Kanawha River. Mengel Bill< Co., built at Marl- Rust o1 lhlt city bu been ap- . who Will conduct picture show 1 again ship coal from 1 ln tbe world, the Mississippi tion consists not merely in There was seven reet at Pitts- etta a few years ago, ud about pointed commander ot tbe 1 on the boat. /' southern ports next apfrJV,r iJ 11 and, the Hudson, carry only a the normal carrying ol com- Oct. !9, 1911- A rise is c&m- burgh this morning alld nine at size of the R. P. Glllbam. ·towbclat otte Marmet and has but this is hardly probablofiuil' •· Otti> Oct. %1, !til _ The packeis l less the European war shl!tt!W •• sm,ll fraction of the enormous modities but' in the handling of I ing and a general resumption Beaver Dam; and still rising. The boat was built Ill IIIOf by 'tlkon eharge of the tofD!tlge that moves up and them at terminal _points. The Iof navigation is expected: Kan- The Enterprise and Cruiser / Hammit, who also built the , wblch will take 1 tow of coal are having treuble in securing ' cease before that time, dowJ1 theu valleys. No strong- efJJctency of our mland water- awlta coal operators WJU get paBBed up Friday evemng for Gillbam. I<Jut, · first lor aeveraii fuel lD this section. Coal ;,I that is not likely. 0.~ Rli!hard Nixon's aspirations 191111'1 Republican premdenllal ~ seriously damaged by f<!Ns~able political trelida 1ft for th• nomination current and lbe South. lri~ll .__ T~e harm ,..n come to hllll m~y "'"" AJtljlll"a's nov. George C. Wellace am:t hf~nftll·but-announced plan to oeek the p~dl'f!CY on a third party Ucket. . . Ia, ot course, the derlinl of .ooulhelll GOP conservative leaders whoae prior alblpance was to Barry Goldwater. ~ of them have told this reporter lh,91'1'1¥0uld favor Nixon for 1968 even If acl<lflullonald Reagan should win llle C!lllfornWr~ernorshlp big this year from Demo"'AN• Gov. Edmund G. !Pat) Brown. Party professionals have been aS!umlng for months tln!t, If thai sentiment holds, could lake to the next eonvenlioo · 300 Atouthem deleptea - to/ terry~ ni~h_t ~re Pitts~ jill• ~h~ . ~ · -•ley.90 ollddele~ Support ~~ • ''Govemr Reape lllfchl frOm Calllera!J tile Nlillll ooalbw•uld place··I!Jm iD ru•Jor tollleo- . Your del·••·-~-- power could conceivably be chosa til avoid aU preol- · . primary . eonlrontatlons against -oov: ~ George W. Romney, h11 rival-lor 1968. th•· new clrcumatancea prevailtile South, lhls whole conception is Bloodmobile ~UIIhei'!ler·s' Bri!Ument Is that, leavinexperienced Reagan, Nls~n !nearest thing they can find lo the t~ey cherl~ In 1964. From the further OOfllentlon that NixRepublican moot likely to put .• ,, ""' Wlten it \ ' "' i· ', . ," '1 Comes G®fs Impose. Hidden ~ts: . d<llverell the .,;.ng I!elll, the llnl time! -116 fair or • ' da(oeo ., ·- •l HOMECOMI~.:_~he Southern High School Homecoming attendants and their escorts pose with Queen To Town Judy King after sh<ftwa8 crowned. Left to right are Janice Manuel, Mike Hayman, Donna Theiss, Jim Circle, Teresa McTurner, Phil Hill, Miss King, Darrell Wolfe, Brenda Norris, Ed Moran, Linda Yost, John McClung, Jan Alkire and Mark Beegle. •• 'I •• the Ghost letters ..... Moo cher Charles, By lhe time it doses for the season at the end of octobre, Our House will have entertained over visitors since its opening in mid-aout. Over 1,000 tended the open house on 14 aout .,... these, naturellement, came mostly from the village and surrounding "·"""I Mr. Markins, K ee8hood Brf'f'der eesh 0 n d S are Ra -,en B Pned 01 DQID'.O ln • M I.1\. 17 area. O "' '"· ,1 • • ' ' • I _.,. • •.J ' . '"· ...0 1 wn ed ~outh ' ' ... -1 short-roupr.-d b'."'i)'. · ~eld, P~?ffuse, aim~~ tight!~ 1 ' .. medium sized dog ~f who·~ r 0 Well~ton, c JU. dY K l•ng l•S ' some, ... ,,, '' You perhaps suppose the area to then be exhaustideal height pre•eribed in \lie Bul no! Between 16 aout and 18 octobre came 300 official breed standard is rt' more from the village, 50 additional from the county, at the shoulder for males and from Ironton 33, Proctorville 23 - and from Hunting17'' lor females. He atlrao<_'", ton, W.Va. 125. · ·- - - - 1 c; I c; '"' admiring attention for his sha<it¥l abuqq. This Is two months only, AI- Texas 3, Arkansas 2, Looisiana ant, silver-gray-to black so from the area, Point Pleas- ~. N. J . 2, and 1 each from j e coat. and tor his alerl, inteJli. ant, W. Va., 19, Charleston, W. Idaho, Iowa, Montana I Dd el~U.C} gent expression, fox-like f.l4.1CROWNED QUEEN _ Judy King, center, Southern High School senior, was Va., Jackson and Marietta each Washingli>n. I 0 0 with "spectacle" markings •crowned 1966 Homecoming Queen durin g halftime ceremonies of the Tornado- J14, Oak Hill 13, Athens. Chesa- E ha round dark eyes small met!· N rt G II . F d ht b Sh ar Theiss last year's homecoming! peake Ashland Ky Middlevon 81 • per PI you uy, BY KATIE CROW . · · l o h a Ia game on rt ay mg y on ' ' port, 'Pomeroy,' Chil- these do not make thre• , A very old- but seldom aeen locally - breed of ?,"'"ted"""· luxunouo queen. At right is Miss Kmg's escort, Dar rei! Wolfe. 'icothe Washington C H. Ches- tbuusand, oui' From where · dog is proudly owned by Kenneth Mar!tins of RD, Ra- ; I ruff,. I .. wlu" ' ' . ~arne the other bundreds! cine j ore-.eg eathermg, trouttter, Coolville, McConnelsville, . . . . ers" on hind-legs and and Point, from & to 10 I shall tell you. They cameMarkina, I Carpenter employed m construcKliOnhwordk I Jail curled ove/ t b • I each. From a greater diStance, by ones and lwe8 somelimoo at the new Racme Locks and Dam, ra1ses ees on s ... k _ there lila, threes and foun - ' !rom 180 ua~~ Th K b •· f th f h h - His beautiful c,.t whwh is T led came 8 from Da '"Columbus 17 Akr · · e ees ond ,. one o e very ew w tc • · . . 17o Cincinnati O 1• • VIllages the of Inn OhJO. Some came · d f or com- '~ msulation against cold hot , was escorted by Jim . Ctrcle, A king was crowned queen In bearer for the occaston Jamce 15Ywn Cleveland 14llll because is "---"""'' •-' througbout history a1ways has been ratse d h ed · Racme Friday mght. Mike Roberts Letart F aII s thtr . t weal erBeene ' surpm• MI'ke i y oungsto\111 11 Zanesville 10 they like to Iooft at beauUful ~ ~,. pant'onabt"p ' and as watchdogs . The fa"!' that they have an wet . d 'ManueI ' escort ed by Miss Juey King, a senior es- grade pupil,' and Bobbie Co- i Hayman and Jan Alkire, escort- and Newark 6. ' _been bred to bunt, kill animals, attack or chase Ing ht\ e cal'l'. ause of ·II• ' things Most of them came aiiQ ted b Darrell Wolfe was zart o~he Portland Elomentary jed by Mark Beegle. · bo the · cnmmais, undoobtedly accounts for the gentle, mtelh- ~ unusua texture It seld'•1l mats cor d Southern ' High school presented the queen her 1 Miss Theiss, who crowned the From states other than Ohio to leahrnh mothre "n ut 'to 11812 gent devotion to their owners. They are homeloving and dirt is quickly shaken "" crowne homecoming queen dur- bouquet ' m w sense lc ey hialory ve, andrenew -, ·. - .. School jnew queen, was eseorted by there came from w· va. 171 • their of the dogs with specla1 f ond ness - -- - .· , .. ·j brushed · .off It JS also unusual 1 g halftime cereiiWnies of tile Senior attendants were Ter- Southern Local Supt. Paul Penn. 20, Kentucky 18, Indiana r "ty f peri M for children. which 1~ Dutch " Kees hund. ~(11~- Jt doeo not bave a ;ornado-North Gal ita game. esa McTUrner, escorted by Phi1 1PowelL Presenting the queen ' 14, Illinois 13, N. C. 13, Calif. tnuiii> . Some 200 yeal'!l ago a leader Sometimes were refer- doggy odor. there! oro_ ,., d ghter of Mrs Hili Brenda Norris escorted candida!., and corsages lvere It Mich. 9 N. Y. 9, Va. I, be ng Th m the Duteb Patriot revolt a- red to as the Laughing Dulch- dom If ever needs balhmg. II au • Moran and Lmda • ' . 7, Mass. ' for hthese Tltmk there of Is gains1 ••""''"" House of man." thorough brushmg with a It•• Helene queen, King Racine w.,· by Ed Yost, ' senior football player• Mike Flortda 6, Georg1a 5, .,,torlqae. re.--.,. ·~ crowned by Miss Sha;..n Theiss, escorted by J~hn McClung. Olh· :Jenkins, Sherm Cundiff, Bob Kansas 4, Maryland 4, Miss. 4, ~ ~trut~nced ell arge. e Orange bad one of these lheo The dogs pulled barges br~slled brush once in two or 1166 homecoming queen. Crown er attendants were Donna Theiss iGrueser and John McCiinti>Ck. Colorado 3, Oregon 3, Tenn. !, Iwb. or __:.~ •admlrsaltedy ar to1 popular_ doi• as his C0118lanl lllrough the canal• m Holland. three week! IS generally suf1 1 1 0 e onwy • ' companion.>Tho breed became They are denved genelically fiCJent groom mg. rvery 011e of Ohio's $late mem- the pciUUI.'al ·aymbol o1 lh e fnm the dop Clli!ed "Husk- Markins has 5 Keeshonds. The orial!f To say nolblng ol the Palriof Partr. This Ia lha-baaia Jes," better known •• the "sled dogs were on exhibit at the reductiDn in price of societe lor the' theorY that litO IIWilcto dogs." State Fair this yeor and attract' publlcaUens. name ·cltme from "Kees Dog," Tb" keeshond ls a band- oo admiring notices. So, from all over Ohio came 1 ... ' ' y1~• ~ . - .. . . co~o lun~d n~t ~= ,ta';~ce·..;.~ ~.trey ° _ · . . ., · . . MEMBERS ...:.', biembers of Gallipoiis Cbapttit', Ft!tu~e Farmers of America, who recently reeelved · Greenhaud d~gt~eJ. and offjc6~' 11t the·"Chapter are 'pictured. First rpw seated left to right: ~reenhllllds like Mike Burk Mlk\! vanco, Lewis Miller, Alia n Boster, "Ray Vollborn, Cbnrles Lawrence, Jimmie Crouse Dean Busb an~ Rog~r "Bennett. Standing, first row t..: ·Gfeenhands Russell Jeffers, Keith H!I§!Ori, Thomas Allie, Denrilii North, ' Mayes, Don Tawney, Wayne :Angel and row Officers AUan Woodard ,president· Eddie B~tler 'vice president: Bill Barcus, secretary; Lloyd Baker, treafred Butnett. reporter: Mahan, sentinei and David Vaughan, student advlso" not &uttct,ue James Goody, !Wger Wp~r apd_C)lris Kruskamp. " ; Je~ ";ire,: ,i I 1 Corri~lnt; li inter~s6/'i . n'o11e«<J <OD• . lUI upwn i Rlc~arci''White. ~tanding ~>at\ SI~Ve 'r , I ' . G~enhands ~~~~>'~'-·• ,, , "• ·· pi~ tbe people, from 160 ' towna. recalled an IIICiatl J!IC!Udly., Annual Banquet to election Ill officer• will be heM , Towns with names thai talk: Yet we !mew our deotlll!es lay at a business meeting to .,. "held in Ute clubhouBO Sundav, ' Greentown, Oak -Hlll, Laure~ In the wlldemeu; thlo ltnOw-1 Be Held at Oscar's yilJe, Cherry Fork, WUiow Wood ledge a1oo 1lf nolleetad In the PT. PLEASANl - The Wo. October 'Ill at 4 p. rn. ' .... Listen, moa om!! Can ~ .i.·fJAJr placea: Dell· man'o Golf AISOclatioo of Hidyou not hear the wlrtd sing. ance,litille i!uloatqitlJ F.~t: <Ilea; Valley Coontry Club wlll HELD IIIJ JAIL lng In a thous_and treeo when New~ 'llflldloe, fAaC -~- jla annual banquet at Os· PT. PLEASANT - Two U.S. Ohio wao a Wilderness? BoltoJII, ~AIId ·-al do who eor 1 .ja Gllllipolls on Nove':"- Bervicem•n, ooe from tho Yet the ~llderness belonged founded towns left our own' ller ~ ·becinnlng with a 80C!al army ud 111e olber from tbt to a people we eannot forget, ll8liiOi upon them: Zanesville, hour al 8·30 p. m. With dinner navy ore being bold In Ute thai we uneasily Nlllotnber In Amesville. Youngstown. to follow at 7' 30 p. m. Maso'n eounty jail lor autbuHthe namea of ourvlllaga: Del, Reeervattono may be mada ties on dlargee a1 AWOL. Be•w,:;, Lo&~i=usk,{' Co- thes.:;: talla:,e'H= ~: d=•v::.l:n~W: lnllteld..., Torrance F. Blank ~ lr • h In lbe • ~hire to with • mea tb • talk Ev Bail ' 'ensllip. 18. GllllipoU. Erry. ar ont erne ~ wns ' na_ . a1 ·1 ey. Leland M. SXMml, , Ma• 100 w. Va. some of 111 very laf<.J: Is It oo,t thi!m· OUt Houo . Memhe" may have a ehol"' oo, ·Marietta, Ga!Hpol•, Llabon, helbnp. . . ' of dtl<kon tr llleak. Ttophiel -.-;;--;;:-:-::::=::Ba_th, Salem, Athl!tlll. Dover; .aa. llllft! ' I Will' be of Lal.oirldcla - Ill Cllll' llolatioa ••. -~. 11lt!Den - . . . • waa iCou~try, = *'· I ° .' ·:.~ :0: ._nr. u.!!r:= I, �.'' l 'l!-1\>IH:,;iml•ll-'\: r !: l I ~--~-t'ft•itt1i£fto.f '\) ~ 1 j· .. . ' ,. . ' . ' ). • • ,.-1\.":~ l'!'\t.tt t.. '"f' ~ -~Ji'-Ql~:u:}J_. 1 ' l,j: ' I ·V~~to't~.::ts-i:~':"-· .fA.vft'i'·' ~ ..J 1y; t •.•. ~nn. ' ., l • Pi\PER·' . ' I'VBLIS$D JY ,IJ!fti ·OifiO·VALLilY PUBUS!fiNG CQIIPAN'l ·~ • Easy :Hnpe 'I ., ' 50 Years Ago on the River ' •' .. {' • . • .. , ' . ·• ' • - ,,. ' ' All-Water Routes to World Marketsfrom InlaDd Cisies Seen in 1916 BY DICK THOMAS . or demonstration Is Reeded of ways has never been reached out a run ol eeaf. the Kanawha River Iller a Tbo ·Jiellanee flo. ·tl lhe It-an- montlll. Oaptala Rull lJ 0111 al reported Filly yeora ago a writer !R the futiiJiy of expectmg a nver ! because they Jack terminal Ia- Mayor Neal, local weather li>w of coal lot southera porta. awhl Blow lJ ·I'IIJOI'Ied to have 1the best known navlgaoors -in • Pittsburgh. lbe Waterways Journal stress- to he navigated merely because /'cilities. observer, reports 1.60 Inches ol purchased - tbe• large towbOat /tit• Klrulwha River naet ud 1 The C. C. Bowyer ed !he strategic position of II is navigable. Favorable na~ ''No cities In the world have rainfall Wednesday. Thll Is the Here are bi!J o1 other rtv.- Lawrenee Marmet and ftaet of he i8 one ol the most •uccesa- 11 the PIIIDeroy Bend Pltl,sburgh and Cincinnati as urn! conditions arc essential to i such strategic positions as i•· jheaviest precipitation Ill sever- news of 50 yean ago: barge~ whlcl! they wiD rebtdfd·l ful and expfll'lonced pilots on ni(llrt lor coal. Kanawha lnla,llll river ports and predict- water transportation but their jland river ports as Pittsburgh ' al months. 11111 DR 1n tile coal towing the Ohio, Kanawha alld Ken- Ibas jumped away up in price ed Jill · water routes to the ex"1ence does oot by itself ere- and Cincinnati. The system of II, ltll - The Hatllelcl trade. The Hickey co. hu tacky Rivers. i Misslaalppi River laborer> or, 111"'\11 markets of tile world ate a water borne traffic of any waterways directly connecting Oct. ZO, 1116 - Loekmaster or Hickey CO. Is repor11!d been doinc· 1ow1nc for the lltJl. Engioeer Horry Lasley went 1packets are now asking $4 a upojj the recent completion of importance. We are spending these cities taps the richest James Hill let down the have purchased a big tDwboat ranee co. lo the Otto Mai'Dl<t Friday , day. the ;panama Canal. our money not merely to ob- part of this continent. T b e bear !raps at Dam 26 Thursday at New Orleana, with 18 s 1 ' I night. The Otto has been 1 Coal has been hauled In,;I! Tte River News . of Oct tain navigability ; we want completion of the Panama evening but he does not expect machiltery to be used In the Od, ze, 1111 _ The govern- . !aid up at Raymond City for i the river the past few d'll!ll! r 23, 1916, of the Gallipolt.s Daily I navig,lion. , Canal will offer direct ail-wat- /.enough ol a rise to lower the Kanawha River and CineiDnatl mont oteamer froquots and the Isome time. Engineer Lasley i for the Bowyer and Tribune had thts WrJter s com- 1 "II " Idle oo say that . we er routes oo the great markets _wickets ol tile dam. A general coal towing trade. The new dredge boat Mlftgo arrived here will come out on the Otto. ' Francis. The ferryboat w•Diellll>l me_nts, although II did not 1den- must fJrst develop the nver 1of the world." me JS expected soon. purchase wlll lake the place of Thunday evenlftg and today The showboat Water Queen ito Pt. Pleasant Sunday Ufy the writer, in an article trade and then build the river 1 the COnvoy which turned over blew out lbe sand barge that Iin the tow of tile Argand has , for coaL c1 otilssing hetier terminal foci!- facilities oo acoomodate it. RIVER RISES Oct. %1, lllf - Lockmaster at CinciDnaU over a year ago. sallk In lbe middle of the river laid up for the winter in the l' OCt. Zl, 1118 - The PJtlti!A lUes to lmndle an ever-grow- We already !lave a river traf- 1 Alter maoy weeks ol almost James Hill of Dam 28 put lbe Two bodies, BD englaeer and near the foot o1 Gallipolis · Is- mouth of tile Kanawha River. burgh Coal Co., or !ng· river traffic in the heart- fie that demands such .faclii-. suspended navigation becaiiBe of I wickets do\111 this morning. Ka- firemen, have ne..r been re- land. Tbe barge would have Captain Billy Bryant o1 Hend- ' has sold out its river lanq . of Amenca. ''''· Yet there JS nut one mland low water, the middle of Octo- nawha coal operators got out moved from the wre<k. been In the way o1 1 eoal run. orson bas •old his showboat at Vicksburg and Carutherovi!O is the article : river harbor in the United ber 1918 brought some relief a big fieet on this rise. The Hickey Co. lo reported . Princes• and gasoline boat to l1on the Mjssissippi River. It til '' .. . _ . States that is deserving of and Kanawha River Coal mov- There is a rise at Pitts"?rgh to have purchased the towboat Oct. U, ltll- Captain Joh• j E. C.. Donald of Parkersburg, , reported that the combine•:~le The ftrst navigable r>vers the name. Modern transporta- ed down mer. and m the Kanawha River. Mengel Bill< Co., built at Marl- Rust o1 lhlt city bu been ap- . who Will conduct picture show 1 again ship coal from 1 ln tbe world, the Mississippi tion consists not merely in There was seven reet at Pitts- etta a few years ago, ud about pointed commander ot tbe 1 on the boat. /' southern ports next apfrJV,r iJ 11 and, the Hudson, carry only a the normal carrying ol com- Oct. !9, 1911- A rise is c&m- burgh this morning alld nine at size of the R. P. Glllbam. ·towbclat otte Marmet and has but this is hardly probablofiuil' •· Otti> Oct. %1, !til _ The packeis l less the European war shl!tt!W •• sm,ll fraction of the enormous modities but' in the handling of I ing and a general resumption Beaver Dam; and still rising. The boat was built Ill IIIOf by 'tlkon eharge of the tofD!tlge that moves up and them at terminal _points. The Iof navigation is expected: Kan- The Enterprise and Cruiser / Hammit, who also built the , wblch will take 1 tow of coal are having treuble in securing ' cease before that time, dowJ1 theu valleys. No strong- efJJctency of our mland water- awlta coal operators WJU get paBBed up Friday evemng for Gillbam. I<Jut, · first lor aeveraii fuel lD this section. Coal ;,I that is not likely. 0.~ Rli!hard Nixon's aspirations 191111'1 Republican premdenllal ~ seriously damaged by f<!Ns~able political trelida 1ft for th• nomination current and lbe South. lri~ll .__ T~e harm ,..n come to hllll m~y "'"" AJtljlll"a's nov. George C. Wellace am:t hf~nftll·but-announced plan to oeek the p~dl'f!CY on a third party Ucket. . . Ia, ot course, the derlinl of .ooulhelll GOP conservative leaders whoae prior alblpance was to Barry Goldwater. ~ of them have told this reporter lh,91'1'1¥0uld favor Nixon for 1968 even If acl<lflullonald Reagan should win llle C!lllfornWr~ernorshlp big this year from Demo"'AN• Gov. Edmund G. !Pat) Brown. Party professionals have been aS!umlng for months tln!t, If thai sentiment holds, could lake to the next eonvenlioo · 300 Atouthem deleptea - to/ terry~ ni~h_t ~re Pitts~ jill• ~h~ . ~ · -•ley.90 ollddele~ Support ~~ • ''Govemr Reape lllfchl frOm Calllera!J tile Nlillll ooalbw•uld place··I!Jm iD ru•Jor tollleo- . Your del·••·-~-- power could conceivably be chosa til avoid aU preol- · . primary . eonlrontatlons against -oov: ~ George W. Romney, h11 rival-lor 1968. th•· new clrcumatancea prevailtile South, lhls whole conception is Bloodmobile ~UIIhei'!ler·s' Bri!Ument Is that, leavinexperienced Reagan, Nls~n !nearest thing they can find lo the t~ey cherl~ In 1964. From the further OOfllentlon that NixRepublican moot likely to put .• ,, ""' Wlten it \ ' "' i· ', . ," '1 Comes G®fs Impose. Hidden ~ts: . d<llverell the .,;.ng I!elll, the llnl time! -116 fair or • ' da(oeo ., ·- •l HOMECOMI~.:_~he Southern High School Homecoming attendants and their escorts pose with Queen To Town Judy King after sh<ftwa8 crowned. Left to right are Janice Manuel, Mike Hayman, Donna Theiss, Jim Circle, Teresa McTurner, Phil Hill, Miss King, Darrell Wolfe, Brenda Norris, Ed Moran, Linda Yost, John McClung, Jan Alkire and Mark Beegle. •• 'I •• the Ghost letters ..... Moo cher Charles, By lhe time it doses for the season at the end of octobre, Our House will have entertained over visitors since its opening in mid-aout. Over 1,000 tended the open house on 14 aout .,... these, naturellement, came mostly from the village and surrounding "·"""I Mr. Markins, K ee8hood Brf'f'der eesh 0 n d S are Ra -,en B Pned 01 DQID'.O ln • M I.1\. 17 area. O "' '"· ,1 • • ' ' • I _.,. • •.J ' . '"· ...0 1 wn ed ~outh ' ' ... -1 short-roupr.-d b'."'i)'. · ~eld, P~?ffuse, aim~~ tight!~ 1 ' .. medium sized dog ~f who·~ r 0 Well~ton, c JU. dY K l•ng l•S ' some, ... ,,, '' You perhaps suppose the area to then be exhaustideal height pre•eribed in \lie Bul no! Between 16 aout and 18 octobre came 300 official breed standard is rt' more from the village, 50 additional from the county, at the shoulder for males and from Ironton 33, Proctorville 23 - and from Hunting17'' lor females. He atlrao<_'", ton, W.Va. 125. · ·- - - - 1 c; I c; '"' admiring attention for his sha<it¥l abuqq. This Is two months only, AI- Texas 3, Arkansas 2, Looisiana ant, silver-gray-to black so from the area, Point Pleas- ~. N. J . 2, and 1 each from j e coat. and tor his alerl, inteJli. ant, W. Va., 19, Charleston, W. Idaho, Iowa, Montana I Dd el~U.C} gent expression, fox-like f.l4.1CROWNED QUEEN _ Judy King, center, Southern High School senior, was Va., Jackson and Marietta each Washingli>n. I 0 0 with "spectacle" markings •crowned 1966 Homecoming Queen durin g halftime ceremonies of the Tornado- J14, Oak Hill 13, Athens. Chesa- E ha round dark eyes small met!· N rt G II . F d ht b Sh ar Theiss last year's homecoming! peake Ashland Ky Middlevon 81 • per PI you uy, BY KATIE CROW . · · l o h a Ia game on rt ay mg y on ' ' port, 'Pomeroy,' Chil- these do not make thre• , A very old- but seldom aeen locally - breed of ?,"'"ted"""· luxunouo queen. At right is Miss Kmg's escort, Dar rei! Wolfe. 'icothe Washington C H. Ches- tbuusand, oui' From where · dog is proudly owned by Kenneth Mar!tins of RD, Ra- ; I ruff,. I .. wlu" ' ' . ~arne the other bundreds! cine j ore-.eg eathermg, trouttter, Coolville, McConnelsville, . . . . ers" on hind-legs and and Point, from & to 10 I shall tell you. They cameMarkina, I Carpenter employed m construcKliOnhwordk I Jail curled ove/ t b • I each. From a greater diStance, by ones and lwe8 somelimoo at the new Racme Locks and Dam, ra1ses ees on s ... k _ there lila, threes and foun - ' !rom 180 ua~~ Th K b •· f th f h h - His beautiful c,.t whwh is T led came 8 from Da '"Columbus 17 Akr · · e ees ond ,. one o e very ew w tc • · . . 17o Cincinnati O 1• • VIllages the of Inn OhJO. Some came · d f or com- '~ msulation against cold hot , was escorted by Jim . Ctrcle, A king was crowned queen In bearer for the occaston Jamce 15Ywn Cleveland 14llll because is "---"""'' •-' througbout history a1ways has been ratse d h ed · Racme Friday mght. Mike Roberts Letart F aII s thtr . t weal erBeene ' surpm• MI'ke i y oungsto\111 11 Zanesville 10 they like to Iooft at beauUful ~ ~,. pant'onabt"p ' and as watchdogs . The fa"!' that they have an wet . d 'ManueI ' escort ed by Miss Juey King, a senior es- grade pupil,' and Bobbie Co- i Hayman and Jan Alkire, escort- and Newark 6. ' _been bred to bunt, kill animals, attack or chase Ing ht\ e cal'l'. ause of ·II• ' things Most of them came aiiQ ted b Darrell Wolfe was zart o~he Portland Elomentary jed by Mark Beegle. · bo the · cnmmais, undoobtedly accounts for the gentle, mtelh- ~ unusua texture It seld'•1l mats cor d Southern ' High school presented the queen her 1 Miss Theiss, who crowned the From states other than Ohio to leahrnh mothre "n ut 'to 11812 gent devotion to their owners. They are homeloving and dirt is quickly shaken "" crowne homecoming queen dur- bouquet ' m w sense lc ey hialory ve, andrenew -, ·. - .. School jnew queen, was eseorted by there came from w· va. 171 • their of the dogs with specla1 f ond ness - -- - .· , .. ·j brushed · .off It JS also unusual 1 g halftime cereiiWnies of tile Senior attendants were Ter- Southern Local Supt. Paul Penn. 20, Kentucky 18, Indiana r "ty f peri M for children. which 1~ Dutch " Kees hund. ~(11~- Jt doeo not bave a ;ornado-North Gal ita game. esa McTUrner, escorted by Phi1 1PowelL Presenting the queen ' 14, Illinois 13, N. C. 13, Calif. tnuiii> . Some 200 yeal'!l ago a leader Sometimes were refer- doggy odor. there! oro_ ,., d ghter of Mrs Hili Brenda Norris escorted candida!., and corsages lvere It Mich. 9 N. Y. 9, Va. I, be ng Th m the Duteb Patriot revolt a- red to as the Laughing Dulch- dom If ever needs balhmg. II au • Moran and Lmda • ' . 7, Mass. ' for hthese Tltmk there of Is gains1 ••""''"" House of man." thorough brushmg with a It•• Helene queen, King Racine w.,· by Ed Yost, ' senior football player• Mike Flortda 6, Georg1a 5, .,,torlqae. re.--.,. ·~ crowned by Miss Sha;..n Theiss, escorted by J~hn McClung. Olh· :Jenkins, Sherm Cundiff, Bob Kansas 4, Maryland 4, Miss. 4, ~ ~trut~nced ell arge. e Orange bad one of these lheo The dogs pulled barges br~slled brush once in two or 1166 homecoming queen. Crown er attendants were Donna Theiss iGrueser and John McCiinti>Ck. Colorado 3, Oregon 3, Tenn. !, Iwb. or __:.~ •admlrsaltedy ar to1 popular_ doi• as his C0118lanl lllrough the canal• m Holland. three week! IS generally suf1 1 1 0 e onwy • ' companion.>Tho breed became They are denved genelically fiCJent groom mg. rvery 011e of Ohio's $late mem- the pciUUI.'al ·aymbol o1 lh e fnm the dop Clli!ed "Husk- Markins has 5 Keeshonds. The orial!f To say nolblng ol the Palriof Partr. This Ia lha-baaia Jes," better known •• the "sled dogs were on exhibit at the reductiDn in price of societe lor the' theorY that litO IIWilcto dogs." State Fair this yeor and attract' publlcaUens. name ·cltme from "Kees Dog," Tb" keeshond ls a band- oo admiring notices. So, from all over Ohio came 1 ... ' ' y1~• ~ . - .. . . co~o lun~d n~t ~= ,ta';~ce·..;.~ ~.trey ° _ · . . ., · . . MEMBERS ...:.', biembers of Gallipoiis Cbapttit', Ft!tu~e Farmers of America, who recently reeelved · Greenhaud d~gt~eJ. and offjc6~' 11t the·"Chapter are 'pictured. First rpw seated left to right: ~reenhllllds like Mike Burk Mlk\! vanco, Lewis Miller, Alia n Boster, "Ray Vollborn, Cbnrles Lawrence, Jimmie Crouse Dean Busb an~ Rog~r "Bennett. Standing, first row t..: ·Gfeenhands Russell Jeffers, Keith H!I§!Ori, Thomas Allie, Denrilii North, ' Mayes, Don Tawney, Wayne :Angel and row Officers AUan Woodard ,president· Eddie B~tler 'vice president: Bill Barcus, secretary; Lloyd Baker, treafred Butnett. reporter: Mahan, sentinei and David Vaughan, student advlso" not &uttct,ue James Goody, !Wger Wp~r apd_C)lris Kruskamp. " ; Je~ ";ire,: ,i I 1 Corri~lnt; li inter~s6/'i . n'o11e«<J <OD• . lUI upwn i Rlc~arci''White. ~tanding ~>at\ SI~Ve 'r , I ' . G~enhands ~~~~>'~'-·• ,, , "• ·· pi~ tbe people, from 160 ' towna. recalled an IIICiatl J!IC!Udly., Annual Banquet to election Ill officer• will be heM , Towns with names thai talk: Yet we !mew our deotlll!es lay at a business meeting to .,. "held in Ute clubhouBO Sundav, ' Greentown, Oak -Hlll, Laure~ In the wlldemeu; thlo ltnOw-1 Be Held at Oscar's yilJe, Cherry Fork, WUiow Wood ledge a1oo 1lf nolleetad In the PT. PLEASANl - The Wo. October 'Ill at 4 p. rn. ' .... Listen, moa om!! Can ~ .i.·fJAJr placea: Dell· man'o Golf AISOclatioo of Hidyou not hear the wlrtd sing. ance,litille i!uloatqitlJ F.~t: <Ilea; Valley Coontry Club wlll HELD IIIJ JAIL lng In a thous_and treeo when New~ 'llflldloe, fAaC -~- jla annual banquet at Os· PT. PLEASANT - Two U.S. Ohio wao a Wilderness? BoltoJII, ~AIId ·-al do who eor 1 .ja Gllllipolls on Nove':"- Bervicem•n, ooe from tho Yet the ~llderness belonged founded towns left our own' ller ~ ·becinnlng with a 80C!al army ud 111e olber from tbt to a people we eannot forget, ll8liiOi upon them: Zanesville, hour al 8·30 p. m. With dinner navy ore being bold In Ute thai we uneasily Nlllotnber In Amesville. Youngstown. to follow at 7' 30 p. m. Maso'n eounty jail lor autbuHthe namea of ourvlllaga: Del, Reeervattono may be mada ties on dlargee a1 AWOL. Be•w,:;, Lo&~i=usk,{' Co- thes.:;: talla:,e'H= ~: d=•v::.l:n~W: lnllteld..., Torrance F. Blank ~ lr • h In lbe • ~hire to with • mea tb • talk Ev Bail ' 'ensllip. 18. GllllipoU. Erry. ar ont erne ~ wns ' na_ . a1 ·1 ey. Leland M. SXMml, , Ma• 100 w. Va. some of 111 very laf<.J: Is It oo,t thi!m· OUt Houo . Memhe" may have a ehol"' oo, ·Marietta, Ga!Hpol•, Llabon, helbnp. . . ' of dtl<kon tr llleak. Ttophiel -.-;;--;;:-:-::::=::Ba_th, Salem, Athl!tlll. Dover; .aa. llllft! ' I Will' be of Lal.oirldcla - Ill Cllll' llolatioa ••. -~. 11lt!Den - . . . • waa iCou~try, = *'· I ° .' ·:.~ :0: ._nr. u.!!r:= I, �\ New In Farmi" . :·lA • ~mount of Feed in Right Cow at-Right Time Key to Milk Production 1ql and Novembe>· 7 at tho Ep!IICO· pal .Parish Houae in Ptmeroy Is deslped to help dairy farmers UDderstlnd more about tbe nutritlonal ne!llo of the cow and bow 14 get a greater amount ol milk out of tho cow efficiently. E If bl to ven ~ wert. una e . attend the lust meetina. he " welcome I& attend any ooe or •11 of lhe th~e\ The ~e~t 11 "' •tart .w• t • .pro em ~ of cows m prodU<hon and whtle dry. . Dr. Staubus pointed out that ordinary cowo UH 50 per cent of their feed for maintenance and !0 per cent for productloo. In high producing cowo this mvu: ';;;t t r changea to one-third for mainlenlnct and tw..thirda for productioo. This is where lhe effieieacy of hiJh producing cows on ten tho picture. He also pointed out that In tbe peak flow of milk 32 per coni of the energy 111;.. Into the cow Is retumed to milk. Thi i much more effiCient th ' t~ 10 t 1 th ..!~nt of e:~ cenwh~ch ~s turned as meat J?,; fattening ca~ tie · Several things Dr. Staubu• polnled out can be done which will help this prnducUOn without Increasing greatly the COlli. One of the most Important 11 that the cow needs from 125 to ! F .·.·. arm Building Plans > I I I I t e I t d ! e il II "( II 01 . I ,,-,\ '" BY BRYSON R. CARTER '~'~ ' E>t. Apllt, Agrtc. Gallla County nn1n1 to conatruct a new In& on your farm this fall? atop by the Exlension ofto look at aome of t h • ~ 1 plans we have on file. , ou find a plan lhat suit• your needs you may order a for a very small chare• MARKET (fRENDS ··' · 300 peunds per day of water. is home produced feeds such This meana aboul IS tO 40 pl: 1 as good quality hay, forage, IIIII 1001 of waler per day. 'fhe hish- stlage, and also home produced er producing cow, of course, grain• such as corn. He alJII wiU consume considerably more emphasizes the lrnportaace of water. Water Is a very Import. not skimping on the5e hom,e ant need of the cow because1.produced feeds. thia 11 the means of controlling He said the cow has 20 hours the c.w'a temperature. A defic- a day to eat ronghage as comIeney of water may reduce or pared to a very limited time In slllp the milk now. the milking parlor when U:iv The question of energy lJ the can eat concentrates. OYerall problem In production The time of cutting roughage and maintenance of a cow. En· io the major lac14r In quality ergy lJ moot likely to be the of roughage. The crusher, lhe llmltlng factor. Some other .er- silo. or the dryrr does not lm,ports have called this disease prove the quality of tbe rough· "hollow belly," or just simply age. If it is cut at the right lack of sufflclent feed. time il will have the maximum Dr. Staubus pointed out thai qua lity. the cheapest oi>urce of energy Dr. Stoubno also polated ar~i···.,::Fil~ • "\.. • ~ullhat if yoa cut low quality converning use of mature sil- the cow Dr. Staubus sugg~m •••t .....pap, 10 m111er yoa oge. Apperently there ba& been the use of a "challenge pen . IJI do lido will IIOiimplo.. ~be aztne 1 l't!cenUy. Dr. Staubus other words, what he 11 suggest quality. You caa'tlose aay• azlnes recenUy. Dr. Staub~~> ing ls that cows that are pro tldag from aolldal.. points out that mature slloge ducing at a ra!e el 10 poundl In tho quetUon Df<!aetting on- should be uaed only in case of of milk per day JUst he fed conergy from grain, reoearch has emergen<y. The 1081 of leaves conlrates ln the mllldng parlor shown that a cow eats about and the loss of eal'l! may run Those that are producing oveJ 6-10 of a pound of grain per aa high as 2S per cent of the dry the 40 pounds reed extra minute. If she spends 20 miD- matter in the silage. How to separate th.ese , ules in t1te mUklng parlor Dr. Staubus saki there Is one from the other cows ts •, o this RJvea her lhe · way of checldJog the !ern that has to be solveu of consuming around program In any partie- each mdlvldualfarm but be sug of grain per day . For •he . ular If most cows In a gested keeping a halter on 1 producing cow this Is not herd conform to a parllcular cows to go lntt the challe sufficient amount of level of rnllk production In th pen. This pennlts easier ,id · Cows m herringbone · third or fourth monlh and stays , tificatlon and easter cal<hlng. parlors opend more time in there, this Is about where thel It is possible W self feed con parlor than side oponlng feeding program Is. centrotes to cows that are Pro.' ' lors. In many herds this will be ducing 70 or more peunds 111 ·1 The que1tlon wao brought up 40 to 45 pounds of 3.5 per cent 3.5 per cent milk. How· ver, if ' milk during the third or lourlh you are going to self feed, it It • month. Most cows can produce very Important to work these 't.) ! • . , • • from lllr Agricultural Engineer-~ plans has a btU of ftlllerlals or 5 ft. In length. It, o. c. Each plan Includes ri ter may"'he used ror extra pens tag Department at the Ohio for Crib wldlha of I, 7, 8, 9 - Double pole crib wit.~ a 4 bill of materials. Slx types are: or for feed storage. State University. ~nd 10 leet. AU lhow dra1 er ft. alley. This is the popular Frame ClllstrucUon, 36 fl. span; 4arrow-to-start, 2 stal!J, 6 Here are some of tbe plana shelUDg trenc~es. "A" frame crib. Pole construction, 36 fl and 50 pens. This I! a 2t fl . by 56 fl which we have on file : - Single pole crib bullt In 5 SHEDS & FARM SRIIP ! IL spen; Rigid frame, 40 ft. frame building with a 14 ft. by (!) A 28 ft. wide sln(le Crib ft. Increment& ollength. A machine sho>d ·.wllh 00 fl. · span; Masonry, 40 fl. 1 pan; 62ft. feedlng. floor, a farr•twln.P.I lhat Is 11 ft. deep designed for - Sin&~* frame eilb with side opening. This is a clear T•lt·up Concrete, 40 ft. span.. stalls, and SIX a ft. by 19· unheated air drylne. Capacity shed rot! and 11 rodentproo!ecl. span pole building with 16 ft. A pole type utility building nursery pens. Heating, venlilaIs 4,7110 bushels per 28 ft. - Double pole crib with pole ,pacings along the open presentmg a baste pole frame tlon and management sug,ges. length. 11 ft. lllcle alley tbat separates! front. Machinery cu~uts ald in adaptable te many different tiona are Jiven. Each of lhe next !our crib two crtbf which can be . pi . ·, Sizes of buildings. Pole spacmg anmng. · I is, 14 ft. by 16 ft. so that build- Farrow-t•start, 11 ·A machine shed wlth a 40 ft. ing widths may be 14 28 IZ, or This fo a 24 ft. by 36 ft. end opening. This s(!ln permits 56 ft. Leneths may 'be '32 ft. / buJ~lng wlth·l2 ft. 36 ft. arranging oterecl equipment •· 46 ft., 64 ft., etc. A 21 ft. truss feeding floor. Sixteen f~~: long the central dtlve. There , is included so that one row ing stalls convert to m are two side doors in this clean of polea may be omitted. · area. Dateline: Gallia · span shed for greater conven. We have one copy of each of tl • . 8· ,' "r; fl PI Jy lG .,sl tr o! OJ ., OJ ~ a p( sl 1'1 •• dd I •• Ill eQ II! ~ ~:::~y:~;~~~~~f~:;:~~~!~:~~t~i:n~:~~i::.::. this is the milk production lev· group feeding of the cows pos· . el then chances are this Is the slble and handling animals at feeding level that the farmer is a group is much more efficlt'lll providing for his particular herd. than handling them Individual· In getting sufficient feed Into Jy. 1 -· ---- - - - -·-· ---,....,-, ti-The sunday T!moa·Sentlnel, sunday, October 23, 190&t, ,, . ATHENS. Ohio (UPI- - Redokin• quarlerback Bruce Matte led Miami to Its alxtlt atralght wit• Saturday u It romped over Ohio University 33-13 before a record Mld • America Conference crowd of 20,21111. Matte plunged over for two seora and passed for a third ' · as tbe Retlskino ran their string of vlc14riea to 11 over two oeasooo fo~ lhe longest major collOj!e win reeord lids year; aml openecl the scoring 1 lf.yard field goal by AI re and followed wltb a 52- ~ ~ep:s ~~~ '::!~~ D•~~ Used Freezer· SALE I ats come back with a 59· d pess play from Ron e[UC·D c to Jay Maupin to set up a . yard dive to peydlrt by Bob umard. hen Miami's m!Jerly defense k over and held the Bob<ats to only ·~~ yard• on lhe ground and nothing more in the air. When Uoe second half opened, AI Moore put tne game out of OU's reach with another field goal and J1m Shaw iced It with an up.the-rniddle, 74·yard punt return to make the •core 2&-7. The Bobcats started clicking with aerial maneuvers in the second half, but 11 was too late. Hournard scoro<t again. but not before Matlf had run one over from lhe four · yard line to seal the outcome. - - COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Fullback Paul Hud1on scored three touchdowns, in a lourtb· period barra&e, that earried Ohio State to 1 21-1!, come· !rom·hehind Big Ten homecom· ing football victory over hardluck Wlsconoln Saturday. Quarterback Bill Long, t 1f. year-old sophomore, deftly miled his passing wilh the runnln( of Hudson and halfback Bo First radio broadcast ol a Rein to lead the two touchdown world Series was on oct 5, 1marches In tbe wining seconds !IlL of a dreary aftemocn before 64,• It took Ro,.hii 15 day• to m screaming tans. compose 'The Barber of sevllle.' The Buckeyes, on the 10PfS after three straight defeats, 9mash lor the fmal slx yards. at the beginning of the fourth gOild and the Badgm held ,,. found ihemaelvts behind IS.IO Gary catrna' iidJ made it 17 • period. 10 margin. and deep in their own territory 11 wllh f:IJ remaining. With Rein leadiDJ tile way 11 Ohio State itn•rated ill 111111 midway in the fourth period. The Buckeye! blt qllll wllb the loni touchclown march, touchdown In lhe first quar1er At that point, the olert Buck· 38 socooda left wtlh defenolve Ohio Stale swept te lhe follOWing an nchan&e of ftm· ey• defense tool over to r• back Jolul Plllllarllnl litem "" Wisconsin lll!ven before Hudson bles .. C..Oro~ htl three key PB~•es cover a Bad(er fumble and their way by Jnterttptlnl a wont OYer llandlng up ror the totalmg 32 yards aa the Buck· pick off a Wloconsln piiS, that Wlsconail; pus. eo-ahead touChdGfo'D. I•Yes m•rched 62 yards for ttte were turned Iiiio touchdowns, to The Bucka, their firll Bll Iscore with flltdson pushin&oll<r elooe the door on another Wls- Ton win of tbe HISOn already WiJconsin, which is now 2-3-1 from lhe three. Cairns' . . consln effort to wtn lte lint assured, took the bill over ill In all aameo and 1-2 in Big Ten, made it 1-1). mJ2 victory In Columbus since elgllt play• wltb Hudson &olnl MDI ahead in tbe third period Tite Badeers had the beridfl World War I. over for bll tlt!rd touchdj)WD on a 76-yard marclt higbhehted of the goin& in the second .quatil C..Ong led tbe way on lhe 7f. fro111 tbo Wllcontln fllht. by quarterback John Boyajian's ter, playing most of lhe per,. yard march that cOIIIUmed The Bad(ora, looklnl lor the pass to halfback Tom Jankow- in Ohio State's territory, tlpr· more titan oll minutes of play· first win over Oblo State 1lnct ski tha~ covtl'ed five . yat;~~s. , lng which Tom S<hlnke ~rl lng time, capped by Hudson's 1959, had the Buckeyt1 reei!PI Schinke 1 extra pomt kick was two field goals out of three !~j. The first one was for 4ll y andt he next for 17. hot h• ed a 47 yarder. the nrst u thlo year afttr SIX succes~ I ti Sa.turday's Top College Grid Results "'I ~·' I efforts. lf'V' • •. ~X~ ~~ 'i':'4fi1::i'*'7,11f ;> rr~ak Ptana tor tho corM Fo• Hound Beaeb Sllow ·and Field Ttlal to be heidi U at Porllall4 in M•ll• ty are neer completion. II bas beea PDOtJDCed entry lee will be f2 for tbe !!rot bound tnd fl eaell lor additional dogs eatered. No memberohlp il Trophieo wUl be the beat looklnJ Melp ly hounds. Cosh awards be riven only lirld No entry t.. wlll be -- Marietta Gains 6-3 Win on for puppits under ! hi: and tbeoe doe• will not eligible for awards. 'llJa-.. ·~qoo.,l Interception 1 M~'l:~'l~')'l'f.o'"t'-''1 ' I • I-Good 16 cu. ft. Unlco ience. CATTLE BARN plans listed above at tbe Coon''t)o Un!led Pftll loJernltlonal Farm shop - 30 ft. by 30 fL This Is a pole type 44 ft. by ty Extension office, localed CHEST FREEZER - - -- ""'Pilcea for slaughter steers A clear span frame building 64 ft. beef cattle barn. Loading the lhlrd flilfr of lhe Col~rlhouse LIKE NEW ··and 'heifers slumped Ibis week with large access door. Typical shed on one side, pens on the lD GalllpoUs. You are welcome ·~ · the seventh consecutl ve ly HOBART WILSON, JR. tool layout lighting :'needs. and other side, hay to ground in to look at lhese plans and 1-Good 15 cu. ft. Unlco · ~ as the most cattle rolled I Door heat speclflCI~ona are center. you find one that 1ul18 your $110 CHEST FREEZER - - -·- " 12 major THE 1966 Gallia County ChrliUan Rural Overieu ProSWINE HOUSING uation we'll help you place "mal*ets for any week gra"' (CROP) fund drive be,W today. Rev. A. H. Me· given.DAIRY CALF BARN c 'I This ls a 7 ft. by Bft. "A" plan order. 1-Good 12 cu. ft. G E 'Yiltdary. Hoga ro,. a litUe. Kenzie, chairman, bu releued aome bulc facta about This calf barn in a 30 IL by type house. Has door In each In lddltlon, we have .-'t mo•t terminals. slaughler 1 CROP that will be of interert to Ill area LOW PRICE CHEST FRSEZER - - 50 fl. pole building designed for end for summer ventilation. descrtpllonl and pictlll'fl and heifers sold stead)·!· residents. loose housing dairy calves. Has air vents in end peaks. no plans on hand at our office) 1 :·:75 lower. Cows were steady • • • UTILITY BUILDINGS May be built wlr.t or without of many otber structures not • t1 .oo lower and bulls mostly I SINCE 1947, CROP has been a commu· These are clear span basic floor. hsled above. These inclltde: "~I aay . Vealers sold steady 14 • nlty channel of the churclles for a .perbuilding shells open front lor Pull • together house, I ft. one and two car garagea, pole ·•iJ'.!io higher and feeder cattle son-to·person p~gram of contlnulnl cattle sheds, or machinery or by 14 n. This double pen house hay sheds, beef feeding layouts, .]!'~ steady to .5tl lower. I aid, diSaster, relief, aelf-help and com· hay storage; closed for swine or is designed to he used in pairs. dairy barns, milkhouses, , poui· poullry houolne. Roofs are four- Two hous.. form a !-pen pble try bulldlnga, and small grain la to provide _ twelfths !lope. Trusses are 4 roof house with 6 ft. alley. Cen· sUirago. .. , ~.~r titan lut week. usfstance, high-protem food!, emergenwholesale carlot trading I cy su~~Ues, a•rlcultural t,oob, seeds, not otherwlll CovaHol PheM ff.Mlll ,£eer beef dedlned If< cent to avalla e to the overaeas proaram~ of the churcbea. • • • .unt a pound and heifer beef Joclt w. Mtr• War steody to off L The decline CROP 11 the community appeal of Church World Ser· Ill "1.• on 1 - 7 & 13 it tile left wholesale beef prtcea at vice and la sponsored In Olilo by the Ohio COuncil of UpporlncltfPIOllnY Chicago the lowest In four Churches. Tlie county CROP orcanlzatlon welcomes Here are a few last minute \ II you wanl to use a scarf, Added to the many rea!tOIIS months. ' participation and representation by all lntererted tntll· thoughts ?" acceSIOrlts lor tho choose ?ne ll'biclt matches or for chloalnl and llBinl aeces · CIHN TIL 9 P.M. !MONDAY thru SATU.Al'J Cholet !leers at Chicago thl• vlduals and community aroupa • home which we have been diS- harmoniZes wtth the coltr ~I aorteo It the ob.vloua tact week avera(fd S2US per culling ror several weeks. the wood or repeats a color 10 hundredweight It Is not enough to balance the room. Its shape should be bnw they are used can THROUGH upeclal emphasla In Ohio In 1906 called Ro1 Prlcao Up "Comblt World Hun1er' , 1 1011 of at leaat one balf arrangements - they must b< that of the top of the fumlture lhe dH!erence betweon 1 Hoc prices were up at lhe mlllion tloUw bu been tMt for attacking root cau111 ID!eresUng and must have char· and approxlmstely 1I) 14 2 mlng, restful room and clutterend of the week after dropping , of hunger in India, Africa and Brazil. The funds wiill ICier. If yDb have more acoes- inches smaller on all sides. The ed dllorder. Give all your to the lowest levels in more I be used for (1) lncrHol"'l water resourcu; (2) land rtc• !llrles titan you can use effec- undercorated one supporll the cessorles ~ cr-1 check • AComplete Une of New Appll1ncet t1t 17 months. However, l1matlon; 131 inc,.aoing agricultural productions 141 lively at one ttrne, put part of acoessories while the decorllled retain thole whlclo have population control; 1nd (5) literacy 1nd vocational train4Pired with 1 week ago, them away and change your one detracts from the acces110r- lh~, line, color, and prOjlOr• Alw1y1 In Stock bemwa and gUts were steady ing. arrangemenll more ollen. Don't ies which are placed on iL lion, and discard those • 10 $1.&0 lower with the most spoil the loveliness of any one Keep accessories off the pi· lad< these qual1t101 . IN addition to exports of contributed and purchased accessory by loalng it in a too ana, but you can bane oorne d nt at Indianapolis. Slou< showed final prim sll!ady food and suppUes worth $16.2 million since 1947, erowded amngernenL thing on the wall above it. Keep J& hilhfr. Sows closed .16- l CROP has turned over designated gilts to other rellef If you feel the need te pro· the plano and your dell< open agencies totaling nearly $2 mUll on. lower. teet a piece of furniture from j to give that lived In look tn II: • ,. ~lpl! at 12 terminal ICI"'tches, cement a piece of your room. A closed piane or ell plus direct markellngs CROP contributions allll provide for handling and dlll- fabric or a oheet of cork to I' desk really says "hands off" terlor Iowa and Southern tribution of government.donated foods of tbe Food for the bottom of the accessory. A and conveys tho feeling of novMinnesota totalled 674.1100 for Peace pro;ram through the Share Our Substance ap:. mat might be used under the er heine uaed. Leave your flrepeal of Church World Service. Since the U. commod- ill!Ce'Saory If It Is the shape ol place open too, with the usual the ftve days. compared with ity distribution program began In 1954, CROP has help1!!,11011 last week. I ed to send more than $65.4 million in government-do· the bOttom or the largest pol'; useful fireplace · accessories Pork loins were steady to I11 nated foods through the SOS pro~ram of the churehe8. tlon of tbe accessory and the around. This should be as lntertents a pound higher In ; l!iame lize, or not more Chan an &~tint in the summer 11 it 11 * • ,. II! whol~al• carlot trading, except / DISTRIBUTION of CROP food, aelf·help supplies and inch laraer. Iin lhe winter. 11 Omaha and Chilago where . other aid through Ch~rch World Servie@ is made under trends were steady to I cent I church supervision to people in more than 40 countries hi&lter Boslon butt! and fr.,h on the bl!lis of need, witliout re1ard to race, ereed or hams 1 ·er~ !teady to 1 "'nt 1 politics. lower. · • :....rite we.kly average price of I MATERIALS available upon request Include photoI"""'~ ond gill! at Chicago , graphs from overseas, mats, feature stories, spot an· was expl'f't.d to be about S2L20 nouncem!nts for radio and television, the CROP news,' per hundredweight, ofl 11.25 18mm sound films (cleared for TV) filmstrips and leaf· l from last w~ek . ' lets. • Slaughter lambs sold mostly i lteady In .7~ lower except ror THE Gallla county CROP drive will be climaxed on ! lteltdy to ..Iii higher trend! st Thanksgiving eve with a special cmmunlty service at I Chicago and Kansas City. th! St. l'l!ter's Episcopal church, with Rev. HugMy Prl""' for wooled slaughter Jones in charge. * • • I . ewe< and r..der lambs held TWENTY YEARS AGO, from 1he files of The Daily· : , lteady. Tribune and weekly Gnllla Times . . Mrs. Dan Miller; Lnmb• Steltdy Wholm le troM lor dresstd Harry Wheeler hurt, hosp1tlllll6ll returning from camp• ! lambs wos steady to 21.> cents where Lt. Mlller killed . Rotary club obaerves "Jlm Chamber to advance project for lm· 1 Porter" night i paund lower. Receipts of 61!.000 sheep and provin& flood escape road ·. . . Dr..lohn S. Cherrln1· .. lambs a 12 market< was about ton, 74. succum , In LojaD . John E. Hallidav r• earded probable choice on •tate comrniuion Tim Unllke somt biJ tracto11, tha fan~·Mi• Stlii and 12011 flflllp n •JIMNIW fur 1h~. ~ Mn P a~ last w~ek . Evans receives American Parmer degree at National now hi&h·tractlon 38-lnch lirH. live ra llle fuUJres droppl!d FFA convention In Kansas City . . GalllpoliR tops Get real tractlv' tlilctency, quick ICIIon, rowoQQp 1tlmtlnl ,JJil lila 16.9 o· ,JB. _;.;, in arlive trading thi~ Ncl~nville 13-2 in homecominJ! battle. Cherry O'Brien, THEN TAKE IIEW H8.LAN0'1 CHECK 18.4 by 38·/nc/J tires thtt put mOre rubbefon1hlfll'OUna.thlllinyottter ltlndlro • •ek on the Chiraao Mercantile named GAH~ homecomin' oueen 8111 P.ottN, Jack· · equipment lire in thlla tractor dlr,RI. The 806 and 12QI.T urbo., da!IMCI to -for 6% lntorost on your down payment (cath,trad .. t• : r h :" ~' Th~ largo•t loo' . son. named new Tribune editor. To assume duties on : tako tho biJ tire& that d,l.ln forextlt ll<!.livt you full Ult of poWir. Evwylhina's in. or both), figured on 1 per annum ~Iii frOm the tame '" 111< lalf 1007 comtra<·t!. l Nov. 15. Men considered. Spuds. liTO. Thrtt·point hitch, Torque. All mllldltd 1nd time you purchase to July I, 1967. Cln • in ~ price. P'riday w~r. ' meted to the bll tlrt ·slze ttittlltin you iolctra traction. i.oob bll-wwkl big I · t!1t ll2 lnr April nnd 127.36 lor ,11 av, cent• a pnund this I FLAC PRIICF.DURE Tllf \OANIR vnu AUY TH[ BIGGER YO 'JI< lliil.! Put a blg·tlretractor to work o~ your farm. Hltv. Uttob rii!J- out and- lor June. week. · I See us now tor full detaill. " yourself ho., you 1can do a better job·¥1hell )1111 plir billilils wltb bli Farmall Prices paid tor live poultry !:orn and aoybeans ,.,.... The U. S. nag. when floWII 806 Ofld 1201Hurbo troctora. . . dtllvEred to Chitago Ibis -efk I mixed : wheat lower: ry• ' at hllf·ma•t. should nr!ll be were un<'hanged ro frartlnnallv ' ubstantlaliy lower and oot. holstM tn th• )ll'ak for an In· I lower. Cln!lng prl~ tr. rrartloollly hi.Cher Ibis w..k on Shnrll etl TRACTOR SALES SERVICE I fo'hnlesale eggs delivered to the Chicago board or trade. ,stan! and then lowered to the Spring Avt. Phont 992-5101 Ptmtroy, 0. Olica1o Wlft Ull('han~l!d to 2j Wheat was elf I to I'·• : corn half-staff pn~lllon. The flag Rear ~l:i• Gtnarll' HOt pital ft'nt.11 lower. !1l'ept for ch~l"k~ off tv. tn up P ~· onts up =-k to sho••ltt a«nin bP rl'!i.;: ··n to tl'lto Pomeroy, o. Phone 992-2176 'fro a: Ohio University rfakes 33-13 Loss i at Extension Office '~'~/!Wi.~ ~ Southern CalM BumpsClems® Come and See These IH•tles At I . ;,~ .~v• 08~~;k•~e:"'~~htf:l ;~:;:sd::::;~ i;., .)", 'j Accessory Alterthoug.hts • -;•r. T-~.-,-,-~-,-~-.,-/'· - ·'0!!~~~~.! c-. Balance, Character Key to Arrangements I • • • STOP IN AND.REGISTER FOR· OUR SWEEPSTAKES! Tlao · ~.. ' OJ Ttt 1111 • • . ..:d I 1 PUI I TIRE IDWO IOrJDUI HI. s. ! TAKE YOUR CHOICE • • • of New Holland • Set II .o!J DICK RAWLINGS···· At RAWLINGS '" HONDA SALES "'" Jl t Come to Karr & Van Zandt and TAKE A TO RON ADO TRIAL MILE 1 i L ----~ . , . , . 1 'FULTON-THOMPSON which were 1 cent hi Q"her. ~·~: ryE' nfr 21~ to a• ·i; ChicaJIO wholesale butter pricea •oil !o IQ up 2' •· soybe-an ~ ~ak h!fore it Is lowered fur •lilt day. tTI1 ~~~~.!.~!::!'m'!! . TO A NEW KlND OF DRIVING EXCITEMENT! rNEW, MODERN FRONT·WHEEL ORIVE) Buy your 1967 Oldsmobile now with all the new Nfety features, plus new 5 year or 50,000 mile guarantee. Price the '67 Olds before you buy any '66. '· . I, j !. I. . ·lf•BY C. E. BLAKESLEE '' •· Elt. Aplll, qrlculllre 1 Melp Couaty ' ' bl . . 1 ~eapr:ro':"' ~ ~k ~~ St ·b cc mg . · 0 .n · Qhau ~t ex~~soonlt spec~aUsti th 10 ri h: ~· fiB d 11~ 1 0 ., . ~~ amo;mth . ~~ n 11 . • r>g cow 0 • rJg me. HOt. Staubus talked with 2S 'towigs and Mason County dairy ·!ifmers recently about gettlng '!lie right amount of energy In 'the cow. For the next three (mday evenings he will JlO .fur• er in his lessons on dairy feeding and nutrition. The lessons, from 8 to 10 p. m. the next three Monday Wahts, October :M, October 31 "' t ' •' . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Karr &Van Zandl Mot' ·~les --··----•« ·--'------'----· OLDSMOilLI· CADILt:AC . . f92.5342 ' ' ,, f'OUIII.OY, OHIO i. ,,' ' f i' ,, �\ New In Farmi" . :·lA • ~mount of Feed in Right Cow at-Right Time Key to Milk Production 1ql and Novembe>· 7 at tho Ep!IICO· pal .Parish Houae in Ptmeroy Is deslped to help dairy farmers UDderstlnd more about tbe nutritlonal ne!llo of the cow and bow 14 get a greater amount ol milk out of tho cow efficiently. E If bl to ven ~ wert. una e . attend the lust meetina. he " welcome I& attend any ooe or •11 of lhe th~e\ The ~e~t 11 "' •tart .w• t • .pro em ~ of cows m prodU<hon and whtle dry. . Dr. Staubus pointed out that ordinary cowo UH 50 per cent of their feed for maintenance and !0 per cent for productloo. In high producing cowo this mvu: ';;;t t r changea to one-third for mainlenlnct and tw..thirda for productioo. This is where lhe effieieacy of hiJh producing cows on ten tho picture. He also pointed out that In tbe peak flow of milk 32 per coni of the energy 111;.. Into the cow Is retumed to milk. Thi i much more effiCient th ' t~ 10 t 1 th ..!~nt of e:~ cenwh~ch ~s turned as meat J?,; fattening ca~ tie · Several things Dr. Staubu• polnled out can be done which will help this prnducUOn without Increasing greatly the COlli. One of the most Important 11 that the cow needs from 125 to ! F .·.·. arm Building Plans > I I I I t e I t d ! e il II "( II 01 . I ,,-,\ '" BY BRYSON R. CARTER '~'~ ' E>t. Apllt, Agrtc. Gallla County nn1n1 to conatruct a new In& on your farm this fall? atop by the Exlension ofto look at aome of t h • ~ 1 plans we have on file. , ou find a plan lhat suit• your needs you may order a for a very small chare• MARKET (fRENDS ··' · 300 peunds per day of water. is home produced feeds such This meana aboul IS tO 40 pl: 1 as good quality hay, forage, IIIII 1001 of waler per day. 'fhe hish- stlage, and also home produced er producing cow, of course, grain• such as corn. He alJII wiU consume considerably more emphasizes the lrnportaace of water. Water Is a very Import. not skimping on the5e hom,e ant need of the cow because1.produced feeds. thia 11 the means of controlling He said the cow has 20 hours the c.w'a temperature. A defic- a day to eat ronghage as comIeney of water may reduce or pared to a very limited time In slllp the milk now. the milking parlor when U:iv The question of energy lJ the can eat concentrates. OYerall problem In production The time of cutting roughage and maintenance of a cow. En· io the major lac14r In quality ergy lJ moot likely to be the of roughage. The crusher, lhe llmltlng factor. Some other .er- silo. or the dryrr does not lm,ports have called this disease prove the quality of tbe rough· "hollow belly," or just simply age. If it is cut at the right lack of sufflclent feed. time il will have the maximum Dr. Staubus pointed out thai qua lity. the cheapest oi>urce of energy Dr. Stoubno also polated ar~i···.,::Fil~ • "\.. • ~ullhat if yoa cut low quality converning use of mature sil- the cow Dr. Staubus sugg~m •••t .....pap, 10 m111er yoa oge. Apperently there ba& been the use of a "challenge pen . IJI do lido will IIOiimplo.. ~be aztne 1 l't!cenUy. Dr. Staubus other words, what he 11 suggest quality. You caa'tlose aay• azlnes recenUy. Dr. Staub~~> ing ls that cows that are pro tldag from aolldal.. points out that mature slloge ducing at a ra!e el 10 poundl In tho quetUon Df<!aetting on- should be uaed only in case of of milk per day JUst he fed conergy from grain, reoearch has emergen<y. The 1081 of leaves conlrates ln the mllldng parlor shown that a cow eats about and the loss of eal'l! may run Those that are producing oveJ 6-10 of a pound of grain per aa high as 2S per cent of the dry the 40 pounds reed extra minute. If she spends 20 miD- matter in the silage. How to separate th.ese , ules in t1te mUklng parlor Dr. Staubus saki there Is one from the other cows ts •, o this RJvea her lhe · way of checldJog the !ern that has to be solveu of consuming around program In any partie- each mdlvldualfarm but be sug of grain per day . For •he . ular If most cows In a gested keeping a halter on 1 producing cow this Is not herd conform to a parllcular cows to go lntt the challe sufficient amount of level of rnllk production In th pen. This pennlts easier ,id · Cows m herringbone · third or fourth monlh and stays , tificatlon and easter cal<hlng. parlors opend more time in there, this Is about where thel It is possible W self feed con parlor than side oponlng feeding program Is. centrotes to cows that are Pro.' ' lors. In many herds this will be ducing 70 or more peunds 111 ·1 The que1tlon wao brought up 40 to 45 pounds of 3.5 per cent 3.5 per cent milk. How· ver, if ' milk during the third or lourlh you are going to self feed, it It • month. Most cows can produce very Important to work these 't.) ! • . , • • from lllr Agricultural Engineer-~ plans has a btU of ftlllerlals or 5 ft. In length. It, o. c. Each plan Includes ri ter may"'he used ror extra pens tag Department at the Ohio for Crib wldlha of I, 7, 8, 9 - Double pole crib wit.~ a 4 bill of materials. Slx types are: or for feed storage. State University. ~nd 10 leet. AU lhow dra1 er ft. alley. This is the popular Frame ClllstrucUon, 36 fl. span; 4arrow-to-start, 2 stal!J, 6 Here are some of tbe plana shelUDg trenc~es. "A" frame crib. Pole construction, 36 fl and 50 pens. This I! a 2t fl . by 56 fl which we have on file : - Single pole crib bullt In 5 SHEDS & FARM SRIIP ! IL spen; Rigid frame, 40 ft. frame building with a 14 ft. by (!) A 28 ft. wide sln(le Crib ft. Increment& ollength. A machine sho>d ·.wllh 00 fl. · span; Masonry, 40 fl. 1 pan; 62ft. feedlng. floor, a farr•twln.P.I lhat Is 11 ft. deep designed for - Sin&~* frame eilb with side opening. This is a clear T•lt·up Concrete, 40 ft. span.. stalls, and SIX a ft. by 19· unheated air drylne. Capacity shed rot! and 11 rodentproo!ecl. span pole building with 16 ft. A pole type utility building nursery pens. Heating, venlilaIs 4,7110 bushels per 28 ft. - Double pole crib with pole ,pacings along the open presentmg a baste pole frame tlon and management sug,ges. length. 11 ft. lllcle alley tbat separates! front. Machinery cu~uts ald in adaptable te many different tiona are Jiven. Each of lhe next !our crib two crtbf which can be . pi . ·, Sizes of buildings. Pole spacmg anmng. · I is, 14 ft. by 16 ft. so that build- Farrow-t•start, 11 ·A machine shed wlth a 40 ft. ing widths may be 14 28 IZ, or This fo a 24 ft. by 36 ft. end opening. This s(!ln permits 56 ft. Leneths may 'be '32 ft. / buJ~lng wlth·l2 ft. 36 ft. arranging oterecl equipment •· 46 ft., 64 ft., etc. A 21 ft. truss feeding floor. Sixteen f~~: long the central dtlve. There , is included so that one row ing stalls convert to m are two side doors in this clean of polea may be omitted. · area. Dateline: Gallia · span shed for greater conven. We have one copy of each of tl • . 8· ,' "r; fl PI Jy lG .,sl tr o! OJ ., OJ ~ a p( sl 1'1 •• dd I •• Ill eQ II! ~ ~:::~y:~;~~~~~f~:;:~~~!~:~~t~i:n~:~~i::.::. this is the milk production lev· group feeding of the cows pos· . el then chances are this Is the slble and handling animals at feeding level that the farmer is a group is much more efficlt'lll providing for his particular herd. than handling them Individual· In getting sufficient feed Into Jy. 1 -· ---- - - - -·-· ---,....,-, ti-The sunday T!moa·Sentlnel, sunday, October 23, 190&t, ,, . ATHENS. Ohio (UPI- - Redokin• quarlerback Bruce Matte led Miami to Its alxtlt atralght wit• Saturday u It romped over Ohio University 33-13 before a record Mld • America Conference crowd of 20,21111. Matte plunged over for two seora and passed for a third ' · as tbe Retlskino ran their string of vlc14riea to 11 over two oeasooo fo~ lhe longest major collOj!e win reeord lids year; aml openecl the scoring 1 lf.yard field goal by AI re and followed wltb a 52- ~ ~ep:s ~~~ '::!~~ D•~~ Used Freezer· SALE I ats come back with a 59· d pess play from Ron e[UC·D c to Jay Maupin to set up a . yard dive to peydlrt by Bob umard. hen Miami's m!Jerly defense k over and held the Bob<ats to only ·~~ yard• on lhe ground and nothing more in the air. When Uoe second half opened, AI Moore put tne game out of OU's reach with another field goal and J1m Shaw iced It with an up.the-rniddle, 74·yard punt return to make the •core 2&-7. The Bobcats started clicking with aerial maneuvers in the second half, but 11 was too late. Hournard scoro<t again. but not before Matlf had run one over from lhe four · yard line to seal the outcome. - - COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Fullback Paul Hud1on scored three touchdowns, in a lourtb· period barra&e, that earried Ohio State to 1 21-1!, come· !rom·hehind Big Ten homecom· ing football victory over hardluck Wlsconoln Saturday. Quarterback Bill Long, t 1f. year-old sophomore, deftly miled his passing wilh the runnln( of Hudson and halfback Bo First radio broadcast ol a Rein to lead the two touchdown world Series was on oct 5, 1marches In tbe wining seconds !IlL of a dreary aftemocn before 64,• It took Ro,.hii 15 day• to m screaming tans. compose 'The Barber of sevllle.' The Buckeyes, on the 10PfS after three straight defeats, 9mash lor the fmal slx yards. at the beginning of the fourth gOild and the Badgm held ,,. found ihemaelvts behind IS.IO Gary catrna' iidJ made it 17 • period. 10 margin. and deep in their own territory 11 wllh f:IJ remaining. With Rein leadiDJ tile way 11 Ohio State itn•rated ill 111111 midway in the fourth period. The Buckeye! blt qllll wllb the loni touchclown march, touchdown In lhe first quar1er At that point, the olert Buck· 38 socooda left wtlh defenolve Ohio Stale swept te lhe follOWing an nchan&e of ftm· ey• defense tool over to r• back Jolul Plllllarllnl litem "" Wisconsin lll!ven before Hudson bles .. C..Oro~ htl three key PB~•es cover a Bad(er fumble and their way by Jnterttptlnl a wont OYer llandlng up ror the totalmg 32 yards aa the Buck· pick off a Wloconsln piiS, that Wlsconail; pus. eo-ahead touChdGfo'D. I•Yes m•rched 62 yards for ttte were turned Iiiio touchdowns, to The Bucka, their firll Bll Iscore with flltdson pushin&oll<r elooe the door on another Wls- Ton win of tbe HISOn already WiJconsin, which is now 2-3-1 from lhe three. Cairns' . . consln effort to wtn lte lint assured, took the bill over ill In all aameo and 1-2 in Big Ten, made it 1-1). mJ2 victory In Columbus since elgllt play• wltb Hudson &olnl MDI ahead in tbe third period Tite Badeers had the beridfl World War I. over for bll tlt!rd touchdj)WD on a 76-yard marclt higbhehted of the goin& in the second .quatil C..Ong led tbe way on lhe 7f. fro111 tbo Wllcontln fllht. by quarterback John Boyajian's ter, playing most of lhe per,. yard march that cOIIIUmed The Bad(ora, looklnl lor the pass to halfback Tom Jankow- in Ohio State's territory, tlpr· more titan oll minutes of play· first win over Oblo State 1lnct ski tha~ covtl'ed five . yat;~~s. , lng which Tom S<hlnke ~rl lng time, capped by Hudson's 1959, had the Buckeyt1 reei!PI Schinke 1 extra pomt kick was two field goals out of three !~j. The first one was for 4ll y andt he next for 17. hot h• ed a 47 yarder. the nrst u thlo year afttr SIX succes~ I ti Sa.turday's Top College Grid Results "'I ~·' I efforts. lf'V' • •. ~X~ ~~ 'i':'4fi1::i'*'7,11f ;> rr~ak Ptana tor tho corM Fo• Hound Beaeb Sllow ·and Field Ttlal to be heidi U at Porllall4 in M•ll• ty are neer completion. II bas beea PDOtJDCed entry lee will be f2 for tbe !!rot bound tnd fl eaell lor additional dogs eatered. No memberohlp il Trophieo wUl be the beat looklnJ Melp ly hounds. Cosh awards be riven only lirld No entry t.. wlll be -- Marietta Gains 6-3 Win on for puppits under ! hi: and tbeoe doe• will not eligible for awards. 'llJa-.. ·~qoo.,l Interception 1 M~'l:~'l~')'l'f.o'"t'-''1 ' I • I-Good 16 cu. ft. Unlco ience. CATTLE BARN plans listed above at tbe Coon''t)o Un!led Pftll loJernltlonal Farm shop - 30 ft. by 30 fL This Is a pole type 44 ft. by ty Extension office, localed CHEST FREEZER - - -- ""'Pilcea for slaughter steers A clear span frame building 64 ft. beef cattle barn. Loading the lhlrd flilfr of lhe Col~rlhouse LIKE NEW ··and 'heifers slumped Ibis week with large access door. Typical shed on one side, pens on the lD GalllpoUs. You are welcome ·~ · the seventh consecutl ve ly HOBART WILSON, JR. tool layout lighting :'needs. and other side, hay to ground in to look at lhese plans and 1-Good 15 cu. ft. Unlco · ~ as the most cattle rolled I Door heat speclflCI~ona are center. you find one that 1ul18 your $110 CHEST FREEZER - - -·- " 12 major THE 1966 Gallia County ChrliUan Rural Overieu ProSWINE HOUSING uation we'll help you place "mal*ets for any week gra"' (CROP) fund drive be,W today. Rev. A. H. Me· given.DAIRY CALF BARN c 'I This ls a 7 ft. by Bft. "A" plan order. 1-Good 12 cu. ft. G E 'Yiltdary. Hoga ro,. a litUe. Kenzie, chairman, bu releued aome bulc facta about This calf barn in a 30 IL by type house. Has door In each In lddltlon, we have .-'t mo•t terminals. slaughler 1 CROP that will be of interert to Ill area LOW PRICE CHEST FRSEZER - - 50 fl. pole building designed for end for summer ventilation. descrtpllonl and pictlll'fl and heifers sold stead)·!· residents. loose housing dairy calves. Has air vents in end peaks. no plans on hand at our office) 1 :·:75 lower. Cows were steady • • • UTILITY BUILDINGS May be built wlr.t or without of many otber structures not • t1 .oo lower and bulls mostly I SINCE 1947, CROP has been a commu· These are clear span basic floor. hsled above. These inclltde: "~I aay . Vealers sold steady 14 • nlty channel of the churclles for a .perbuilding shells open front lor Pull • together house, I ft. one and two car garagea, pole ·•iJ'.!io higher and feeder cattle son-to·person p~gram of contlnulnl cattle sheds, or machinery or by 14 n. This double pen house hay sheds, beef feeding layouts, .]!'~ steady to .5tl lower. I aid, diSaster, relief, aelf-help and com· hay storage; closed for swine or is designed to he used in pairs. dairy barns, milkhouses, , poui· poullry houolne. Roofs are four- Two hous.. form a !-pen pble try bulldlnga, and small grain la to provide _ twelfths !lope. Trusses are 4 roof house with 6 ft. alley. Cen· sUirago. .. , ~.~r titan lut week. usfstance, high-protem food!, emergenwholesale carlot trading I cy su~~Ues, a•rlcultural t,oob, seeds, not otherwlll CovaHol PheM ff.Mlll ,£eer beef dedlned If< cent to avalla e to the overaeas proaram~ of the churcbea. • • • .unt a pound and heifer beef Joclt w. Mtr• War steody to off L The decline CROP 11 the community appeal of Church World Ser· Ill "1.• on 1 - 7 & 13 it tile left wholesale beef prtcea at vice and la sponsored In Olilo by the Ohio COuncil of UpporlncltfPIOllnY Chicago the lowest In four Churches. Tlie county CROP orcanlzatlon welcomes Here are a few last minute \ II you wanl to use a scarf, Added to the many rea!tOIIS months. ' participation and representation by all lntererted tntll· thoughts ?" acceSIOrlts lor tho choose ?ne ll'biclt matches or for chloalnl and llBinl aeces · CIHN TIL 9 P.M. !MONDAY thru SATU.Al'J Cholet !leers at Chicago thl• vlduals and community aroupa • home which we have been diS- harmoniZes wtth the coltr ~I aorteo It the ob.vloua tact week avera(fd S2US per culling ror several weeks. the wood or repeats a color 10 hundredweight It Is not enough to balance the room. Its shape should be bnw they are used can THROUGH upeclal emphasla In Ohio In 1906 called Ro1 Prlcao Up "Comblt World Hun1er' , 1 1011 of at leaat one balf arrangements - they must b< that of the top of the fumlture lhe dH!erence betweon 1 Hoc prices were up at lhe mlllion tloUw bu been tMt for attacking root cau111 ID!eresUng and must have char· and approxlmstely 1I) 14 2 mlng, restful room and clutterend of the week after dropping , of hunger in India, Africa and Brazil. The funds wiill ICier. If yDb have more acoes- inches smaller on all sides. The ed dllorder. Give all your to the lowest levels in more I be used for (1) lncrHol"'l water resourcu; (2) land rtc• !llrles titan you can use effec- undercorated one supporll the cessorles ~ cr-1 check • AComplete Une of New Appll1ncet t1t 17 months. However, l1matlon; 131 inc,.aoing agricultural productions 141 lively at one ttrne, put part of acoessories while the decorllled retain thole whlclo have population control; 1nd (5) literacy 1nd vocational train4Pired with 1 week ago, them away and change your one detracts from the acces110r- lh~, line, color, and prOjlOr• Alw1y1 In Stock bemwa and gUts were steady ing. arrangemenll more ollen. Don't ies which are placed on iL lion, and discard those • 10 $1.&0 lower with the most spoil the loveliness of any one Keep accessories off the pi· lad< these qual1t101 . IN addition to exports of contributed and purchased accessory by loalng it in a too ana, but you can bane oorne d nt at Indianapolis. Slou< showed final prim sll!ady food and suppUes worth $16.2 million since 1947, erowded amngernenL thing on the wall above it. Keep J& hilhfr. Sows closed .16- l CROP has turned over designated gilts to other rellef If you feel the need te pro· the plano and your dell< open agencies totaling nearly $2 mUll on. lower. teet a piece of furniture from j to give that lived In look tn II: • ,. ~lpl! at 12 terminal ICI"'tches, cement a piece of your room. A closed piane or ell plus direct markellngs CROP contributions allll provide for handling and dlll- fabric or a oheet of cork to I' desk really says "hands off" terlor Iowa and Southern tribution of government.donated foods of tbe Food for the bottom of the accessory. A and conveys tho feeling of novMinnesota totalled 674.1100 for Peace pro;ram through the Share Our Substance ap:. mat might be used under the er heine uaed. Leave your flrepeal of Church World Service. Since the U. commod- ill!Ce'Saory If It Is the shape ol place open too, with the usual the ftve days. compared with ity distribution program began In 1954, CROP has help1!!,11011 last week. I ed to send more than $65.4 million in government-do· the bOttom or the largest pol'; useful fireplace · accessories Pork loins were steady to I11 nated foods through the SOS pro~ram of the churehe8. tlon of tbe accessory and the around. This should be as lntertents a pound higher In ; l!iame lize, or not more Chan an &~tint in the summer 11 it 11 * • ,. II! whol~al• carlot trading, except / DISTRIBUTION of CROP food, aelf·help supplies and inch laraer. Iin lhe winter. 11 Omaha and Chilago where . other aid through Ch~rch World Servie@ is made under trends were steady to I cent I church supervision to people in more than 40 countries hi&lter Boslon butt! and fr.,h on the bl!lis of need, witliout re1ard to race, ereed or hams 1 ·er~ !teady to 1 "'nt 1 politics. lower. · • :....rite we.kly average price of I MATERIALS available upon request Include photoI"""'~ ond gill! at Chicago , graphs from overseas, mats, feature stories, spot an· was expl'f't.d to be about S2L20 nouncem!nts for radio and television, the CROP news,' per hundredweight, ofl 11.25 18mm sound films (cleared for TV) filmstrips and leaf· l from last w~ek . ' lets. • Slaughter lambs sold mostly i lteady In .7~ lower except ror THE Gallla county CROP drive will be climaxed on ! lteltdy to ..Iii higher trend! st Thanksgiving eve with a special cmmunlty service at I Chicago and Kansas City. th! St. l'l!ter's Episcopal church, with Rev. HugMy Prl""' for wooled slaughter Jones in charge. * • • I . ewe< and r..der lambs held TWENTY YEARS AGO, from 1he files of The Daily· : , lteady. Tribune and weekly Gnllla Times . . Mrs. Dan Miller; Lnmb• Steltdy Wholm le troM lor dresstd Harry Wheeler hurt, hosp1tlllll6ll returning from camp• ! lambs wos steady to 21.> cents where Lt. Mlller killed . Rotary club obaerves "Jlm Chamber to advance project for lm· 1 Porter" night i paund lower. Receipts of 61!.000 sheep and provin& flood escape road ·. . . Dr..lohn S. Cherrln1· .. lambs a 12 market< was about ton, 74. succum , In LojaD . John E. Hallidav r• earded probable choice on •tate comrniuion Tim Unllke somt biJ tracto11, tha fan~·Mi• Stlii and 12011 flflllp n •JIMNIW fur 1h~. ~ Mn P a~ last w~ek . Evans receives American Parmer degree at National now hi&h·tractlon 38-lnch lirH. live ra llle fuUJres droppl!d FFA convention In Kansas City . . GalllpoliR tops Get real tractlv' tlilctency, quick ICIIon, rowoQQp 1tlmtlnl ,JJil lila 16.9 o· ,JB. _;.;, in arlive trading thi~ Ncl~nville 13-2 in homecominJ! battle. Cherry O'Brien, THEN TAKE IIEW H8.LAN0'1 CHECK 18.4 by 38·/nc/J tires thtt put mOre rubbefon1hlfll'OUna.thlllinyottter ltlndlro • •ek on the Chiraao Mercantile named GAH~ homecomin' oueen 8111 P.ottN, Jack· · equipment lire in thlla tractor dlr,RI. The 806 and 12QI.T urbo., da!IMCI to -for 6% lntorost on your down payment (cath,trad .. t• : r h :" ~' Th~ largo•t loo' . son. named new Tribune editor. To assume duties on : tako tho biJ tire& that d,l.ln forextlt ll<!.livt you full Ult of poWir. Evwylhina's in. or both), figured on 1 per annum ~Iii frOm the tame '" 111< lalf 1007 comtra<·t!. l Nov. 15. Men considered. Spuds. liTO. Thrtt·point hitch, Torque. All mllldltd 1nd time you purchase to July I, 1967. Cln • in ~ price. P'riday w~r. ' meted to the bll tlrt ·slze ttittlltin you iolctra traction. i.oob bll-wwkl big I · t!1t ll2 lnr April nnd 127.36 lor ,11 av, cent• a pnund this I FLAC PRIICF.DURE Tllf \OANIR vnu AUY TH[ BIGGER YO 'JI< lliil.! Put a blg·tlretractor to work o~ your farm. Hltv. Uttob rii!J- out and- lor June. week. · I See us now tor full detaill. " yourself ho., you 1can do a better job·¥1hell )1111 plir billilils wltb bli Farmall Prices paid tor live poultry !:orn and aoybeans ,.,.... The U. S. nag. when floWII 806 Ofld 1201Hurbo troctora. . . dtllvEred to Chitago Ibis -efk I mixed : wheat lower: ry• ' at hllf·ma•t. should nr!ll be were un<'hanged ro frartlnnallv ' ubstantlaliy lower and oot. holstM tn th• )ll'ak for an In· I lower. Cln!lng prl~ tr. rrartloollly hi.Cher Ibis w..k on Shnrll etl TRACTOR SALES SERVICE I fo'hnlesale eggs delivered to the Chicago board or trade. ,stan! and then lowered to the Spring Avt. Phont 992-5101 Ptmtroy, 0. Olica1o Wlft Ull('han~l!d to 2j Wheat was elf I to I'·• : corn half-staff pn~lllon. The flag Rear ~l:i• Gtnarll' HOt pital ft'nt.11 lower. !1l'ept for ch~l"k~ off tv. tn up P ~· onts up =-k to sho••ltt a«nin bP rl'!i.;: ··n to tl'lto Pomeroy, o. Phone 992-2176 'fro a: Ohio University rfakes 33-13 Loss i at Extension Office '~'~/!Wi.~ ~ Southern CalM BumpsClems® Come and See These IH•tles At I . ;,~ .~v• 08~~;k•~e:"'~~htf:l ;~:;:sd::::;~ i;., .)", 'j Accessory Alterthoug.hts • -;•r. T-~.-,-,-~-,-~-.,-/'· - ·'0!!~~~~.! c-. Balance, Character Key to Arrangements I • • • STOP IN AND.REGISTER FOR· OUR SWEEPSTAKES! Tlao · ~.. ' OJ Ttt 1111 • • . ..:d I 1 PUI I TIRE IDWO IOrJDUI HI. s. ! TAKE YOUR CHOICE • • • of New Holland • Set II .o!J DICK RAWLINGS···· At RAWLINGS '" HONDA SALES "'" Jl t Come to Karr & Van Zandt and TAKE A TO RON ADO TRIAL MILE 1 i L ----~ . , . , . 1 'FULTON-THOMPSON which were 1 cent hi Q"her. ~·~: ryE' nfr 21~ to a• ·i; ChicaJIO wholesale butter pricea •oil !o IQ up 2' •· soybe-an ~ ~ak h!fore it Is lowered fur •lilt day. tTI1 ~~~~.!.~!::!'m'!! . TO A NEW KlND OF DRIVING EXCITEMENT! rNEW, MODERN FRONT·WHEEL ORIVE) Buy your 1967 Oldsmobile now with all the new Nfety features, plus new 5 year or 50,000 mile guarantee. Price the '67 Olds before you buy any '66. '· . I, j !. I. . ·lf•BY C. E. BLAKESLEE '' •· Elt. Aplll, qrlculllre 1 Melp Couaty ' ' bl . . 1 ~eapr:ro':"' ~ ~k ~~ St ·b cc mg . · 0 .n · Qhau ~t ex~~soonlt spec~aUsti th 10 ri h: ~· fiB d 11~ 1 0 ., . ~~ amo;mth . ~~ n 11 . • r>g cow 0 • rJg me. HOt. Staubus talked with 2S 'towigs and Mason County dairy ·!ifmers recently about gettlng '!lie right amount of energy In 'the cow. For the next three (mday evenings he will JlO .fur• er in his lessons on dairy feeding and nutrition. The lessons, from 8 to 10 p. m. the next three Monday Wahts, October :M, October 31 "' t ' •' . MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Karr &Van Zandl Mot' ·~les --··----•« ·--'------'----· OLDSMOilLI· CADILt:AC . . f92.5342 ' ' ,, f'OUIII.OY, OHIO i. ,,' ' f i' ,, �~ · ·~···· .. ~- .... .. -. . . . ,... .. ... . . . . . . .. '- .,- • •-- v -• ~ · · · - . . . ··- il o .... • otr-•.... -"'4'"'111 ~ · ........ .. '" . . ,. • • . • •• · •· .. . . .. _ • ._ _.._. ...,_..~ . . . ,..., ... ,. '• ' , r . . .• 28-16. Win Over lronmen Swisher Passes Panthers to BY 1108 .BYER eroy 30 (uve the lronmen lbe 1and the Panthers took 1 14 to Swisher, talented Pome- baiL Rudy Wallace and St~ve 8 lead Into the dressing room 10 arterback, barked by a Reed could pickup but a net of \ 1 • 1'. at the half way mark. hm·d-nosed Panther eleven, 2 yards and a Dave Patton to '1 d · ,I SECOND HALF passed for 364 vards and four Wallace pass went mcomplete, 'I, 1, I Pomerov kicked off to the lo\il!htlowns Frtday mght to Patton dropped back to pass on i ~ 1 1 1" lronmen to start the second kttlcll•olf the highly rated Jack- a tomth and 9 situation at the ,l'l "il ' , half and fotced a punt. Wal· 1 ~ronmen 28 to 16. Panther 28 but !WMny English, ' , ~ . 1 ~ lace sent a 41 yd punt deep into .."~ Dads ntghl crows at Pan- •ho play•d a tromen®us game ,.1 • Panther territory with oo run tlt!i'l Stadium saw the Panthers both on offense and defensive, I I . • back and the Pomeroy eleven ollltillach rharles "Bud" BtCkel dropped the lronmen quarter- "!• .1 '" had it at their own 32. It was play 48 nunules of heads· up back for a five yard loss. ' here that the line of the PaB. football and PUI on a grtdiron 11 took the Panthers but Slll !hers showed their ability of dll!pHiy that will he talked • · play> to nit paydirl as Swisher It giving SwJSher protecUon. The tiJttttln this area for some lime. completed 4 of 6 passes for Ihe ~ ~i.'i ;li' ·~.i.·, .• , guards Re~y Zerkle and Ed l'!l!lll' SwiSher, • 147 pound 67 yards, hitting Steve Finlaw Baer, <ackles Charles Hysell unable to get his clab from 17 yards o•tl for the srore and Jim Crow along with cenon the g'ound, took with 6:40 left in the first period. , ter Pat Story dPserve the cred. Swisher threw 41 times , It was a Swisher to Finlaw it on this 68 vard touchdown new Pomeroy throwing ' pa<S for the extras and the drive. Swisher. with good pro· or , completing 23 passes 'Panthers of Coach Bickel he~d tection. completf'O 3 for 3 for · . unbelievable 364 yards ~ an 8 to '0 lead. DON SWISHER the score wi th Kenny English tting possibly a new The Jackson lronmen were -~- · ------- --_----- -~ · taking the last J!? yards on a ·passing yardage record. not to be denied as they drm:e foot th at netted a mmus 2 yards screen pa ~~ behind three blocka game that had ev. the ball to the Pan ther 32 only and gave the Jackson squad a ers. Pal Story broke English 11 , , ~ · ,j 1 to! J·. I "" g from a unt that wrnt . to turn it over to a stubborn 1st and 10 at tht" Pomeroy 29. ! inus two yards· 1o a i Pomeroy eleven as the Pan· In six Ja.:kson moved the_' tnat went ror atouch- :er air defense tightened down . ball st ra1 ght up the middle , I pla~s E-------.1 ., s the Panthers wanted However, the Pomeroy eleven w1!h Heeil. a 18!:1 pound as tern loo.. at the 25 and the I'an-kle, B~r. ·Hysell and C1'0w • thers had a 20 to 8 lead at the Ilong With Mike HargraV'eS, who three qu.rter mark. carne In for Crow who relnjur· Swisher intercepted a Patton ed a bad wrist. held the Ironpass to start th• fourth period men out, allowin~ Swisher to builhe lronmen were not abou~ complete four ol7 passes. to play dPad as hard chars· With a fourth and soal to go ing forw.1rd wall forced a Pan- at the 5, Swisher rolled out oo ther fumble at the Pomeroy 48 his right. spottea Bill English and the .Jackson eleven had a all alone, let go with his 41st 1st and 10. aerial of th• evening and the On the first play from scrim- Panthers had their fourth and mage Pall on ~it Lee Glasgow final touchdown Kenny Eng. with the bimb and the big end lish tried to run for the extra went in for the score. Reed bull· points but was stopped short ed his way in for the extras and the Panthers came up field and the Jronmen closed the with a more comfortable leajl gan to 20 to 16 with 9 minutes aod 7 minot.. left In the game: 30 seconds lett in !he game After a punt exchange SwishPomeroy came right back er ended the last Jronmen wi!h more aerial dynamics and threat to S<'Ore as he picked off moved the ball 62 yards in sev- another Patton pass at the Jacken plays :J !' Swbher £eemingly son 45 with one mipute left. had plent v of time to throw as From here the Panthers ran the eomtOJ nat iou of Story, 7.er. out the clock wtth Jeff Werry NIpS • and Andy Porter combining to pick up 11 yards In two tries. R Steve eed . was by far leadmg offenstve ground •alto•r I for the tronmen as he up 101 yards of the l~nmen tal 112• Pomeroy was neld 00 on the ~ound wtlh Ke"ny lish lea<ling. the Panthe• In the . rushing department. Scormg: Pomeroy " ".. 8 6 6 8 Jackson · · · · · · 8 0 8 Touchdowns: Pomeroy · Fin. law (1) 117 yard pass) Van Meter ll) (9 yard pass) K English II) (35 yard pass) B. English (I) <5 pass) P~T; Fmlaw (I) (pass) K. Enghsa (1) (Run I. Touchdowns: Jackson: tl) (12 yard run) Glasgow (1) 148 yard pass from Patton) PAT; Reed (2) (runs). Gilkey Connects on 13 of 21 Passes for 289 Yards, Three Touchdowns in Key Game STATISTICS Pomeroy Jnrkson 18 9 Fin! Downs Yards Rosh. 42 liZ Yards Pass. 364 91 Total Yards 406 211 Paos Attem. 41 18 PaBS. Camp. 23 4 Pa" Int. by 3 I Fumbles Lost 2 n Penottleo 4> 1'41 Puato 121 16:J/4•11 · BY ROBART WILSON, JR. . 1'be 1966 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League foot~I championship will be determined on Memorial Fi,\d in Gallipolis Friday night. t.!~ That'a when coach Don Eskey's Bulldogs, defendlni-dlamplons, and Coach Terry Hansley's Blue Devils eollide in the "game of the year." May. nigh! Galllpollo unJor~ sizzling aerial attack yards for the host club. Wellfii tl!twn ~ huge Wellston team, ston's longest aerial gain came 31-uil Athens crushed Nelson· In the final period when Hay~ill.e 48.fl. Both the Blue Devils burn hit giant end Tom Ervin ljnd Bulldogs are deadlocked with a 17-yard touchdown pass. r first place in the SEOAL It was Wellsoon's first touchandlng• with identical 4-1-0 down by air this faiL cords. Galllpotls' Jim Gilmore com· Winner of the Galllpolis-Ath- plied the ~arne's longest run ""· game will take over undls- Jrom scrimmage - he ramPuled first place. The following bled 27 ~ards early in the third w..~. Galllpolls will host Mid· stanza. Gilmore finished the till a %9.1 ° Ii - ·- ResultS 0 ... strong" ,.,ow tJ . 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GAHS r•nning back ai!IO nab- Hannan Trace and Southwest- Jed In the second half, and ler lor a seven yard loss and the Trace 32 and Miller downs at t!Ieir own 40 . . ~ Well•ton Friday night bed a 57-yard aerial from Gil- ern battled to a 'G-Il lie Friday though neither learn ooored the Trace look over on their own rambled down to the Trace I Pugh spilled Carter for 1 si1 ·~ BIM ..DevU qlllll1erback Rod key on t~e first play of the night at Mercerville. The statistics favored Soothwestern 35. ,. 13 before he was downed. Hut yard loss. A pass went income~Ushed 811 aJl.IJme game from a spread ktrma- game, marked by Homecoming in the second hall. there was a clipping penalty on · plete. Mtller agined two to lbe 1 · ··11111 record. T be lion. Gilmore was knocked out for Hannan Trace, left both The Highlanders drew first W~;ts~n and~remeens put the the Highlanders and the ball ! Jti. On fourth and 14. Carter Devil signal caller com- of bouods by Estep on the Roc- teams lied for last place In blood with 8:31 left In the 1 ca on 1 move agam and I was brought back and placed handed off to Bo Lawson le!N 11 of 21 aerial• for Z89 ket 11 following the sensation- the Southern Valley Athletic first half when Russ Miller, ~~Ime dH~nna~ 1~ace m~reh· down on tho:, Trace 43. The who handed oil on a reverse ardo an~ three louebdowos. al play. Conference with identical 0.2·1 150 pouod junior halfback, ram- d yar; :- t e. ~108 1uch-, pass, which covered 38 yards, ' to Miller and Miller passed tl rlor to Friday aighl's cooBruce ~mith's reception rec- records. bled !?. yards through · the 1:':nr w; h If s~con s e t 10 1 was good lor eight yards, as off to Richard Dillon 180 pound !test, Colldl Jlob Breanan's ord went like this: five, 66, 45 C h b M , H right side of the Wlldcato line 1 edirs ath. trremfeensh w~• , result of the penalty, : junwr who rac~d to the c. ba d . h 11 . oac 8 o arcum s an· 1 D ~lk s opp on e y or t e e•· · ""Y' d given up only IM an 13. Mttc e s was !4, 24, T Wild 1 o score. J. . "" er was tr . ts H' hi nd d d0 ' Hannan Trace 48 as the game 0~ stopped on the try for the a pom · ,ards passing Ill six games on 17, 29 and four Gilmore's was ~~I :·~ c.;;,~• ~ . T~e ~8 ; ers '/l.lm~v~ 7~ ended. 1 aytn tgh points and Southwestern Jed The Wildcats picked up four '"" 15e erd race it of 11 completions. No one 57, two and six: Neal's was sev- t. Na th rGav1e1. t ut atnho · The game's top ball carrter ~ ..• ydlrt !r •.. d , th t o or a ta o mee e IG.fl fi 1 d ke er ya pena y se em C T om tuc en, an 1•·• one a1 pu an PJrates in the final SVAC tilt . . r~ owns to . ep the drtve back to the Trace 33 Miller was remeens of Hannan rare ad su~• pa plr against Rocket pas! de- end to the Rockets spotless atr· of the season. I Ted Fortner, 160 pound sen- gomg. It was thtrd down and moved in to the Trace 20 , fum- who . gamed 100 yards 10 26 lenden. . . loochdown record. lor end, set up the Southwes~ one on the Southwestern 21. bled and Terry Cremeens ,._lcarnes. Watson had 89 yards , II$" thP !mal whistle, Gil· Tbe dlue Devllo lost only Southwestern travels to ern touchdown when ~ r . Cremeens rolled for 20 yards ' d '" 19 attempts at the ime. , 'had nit spilt end Bruce 1• yard• roBbin& ao tbe GAHS Meigs County where Coach ered Terry Cremeens' fu:re Iand a first down at the lligh- " co~r~. f th iod pened 1 For Southwestern, Miller had . BY ,-: ~ S th four times for 129 yards forward wall kepi Rocket de- Steve Stiles' Highlanders meet at the Southwestern 32 ard , lander one yard line. The Pu h ~nt;~r out~~ bo~nds at 75 in 15 carries, J D.Walker 1 d two touchdowns; Flanker fendero away all elgbl, glv· powerful Eastern. leaders of line. The Hlghlandera mar~ed ' Wildcat fullback scored on the theg Tiace 39 Baisden gained 1gamed 36 m 12 and Batsden had rry MlteheU five llmes for IDJ GOkey ample time to bit the SVAC with a 3+0 record. 68 yards to score aided on I next play. e'ght m two tries and Mtller 31m four tnes ' Armstrong has ereatec1 1tft 1 · 1 yMds; Running back Jim blo targets. Southwestern Is 0-5-2 In all "one play by a 15 yard gain b After Ute second half kick· t r t d t the Trace STATISTICS ' entirely ntw ceiling 1 lmlll'l! three times for 65 To. point out an individual games. Curt Baisden, 145 pound so~ off, Tr.ace pot the ball in play ~; ~:~~en o;:m~d eight tn ~parlment SW HT effect. The unique wide yerda and fullback Chuck Neal star m Ga!llpolls' fourth straight Both ~ams scored In the omore playing left halfback at thetr own 39 and marched t tries and Miller got four Ftrst Downs . . . II 15 subtle 1extured p 1~t•W:;, & o~e time for seven yards and victory would be difficult. lt I!econd period and left the Afte~ the opening ldck~ff lo the Southwestern 28 where If:ro a fir~l down at the Trace IYards Rushmg . .. 143 156 and make Dover Ideal ore,' touchdown. was a team trtumph. . O~ld tied ~ al halftime. Tbe Southwestern picked up on~ •Swam was tossed for a four ! 15. Carter gained only one yard i Yards. Passing .. 13 23 1 room in your house.u AIWIIi'vf ,OA th• ground, . G~llipolls Wellston. desptU! tosmg its Wddca~s held a dectded edge first down to their 45 but gam !yard loss, fumbled and Miller · on fourth down and the Wild· Net ) ards 1>11 m, picked up tO! yarda In 'IB at- fourth game in seven outings, '" staiiSttca the first half but bled on a fourth and one, and Irecovered for the Highlander•. Icall had poS!ession on thetr Passes Attempted 9 7 When you visit Arautrong CeiUIIIt•. ~'"*'~ tempts for 3.7 :>er carry. Tit e was In the contest until Bruce . lost the ball to the Wildcats Southwestern moved out 00 1 own eight yard ltne. Passes Completed 2 l new your RCA Victor stoul Rocket defense 'entered Smith intercepted Hayburn's yard wtlh 53 seco~ds left in the on the Hannan Trace 48. 1their own 49 where Keith Cart· I The Wildcats picked up a Intercepted By .... I 0 "Brigadoon" for 4 of the contest with a 3J.;flound flat pass with I 16 remaining. hall. Kayburn h1l Tim Ervm Cremeens, 165 pound senior er, 150 pound sophomore quart- first down at thetr 19. Cre- Fumbles "" 4 This is a S4 .79 value ori&inal 'IV ,how. average. .. It was Smith's fourth tntercep- for the extra pomts, and Well- fullback and Roger Watson 150 I \meens was smeared lor a two , Fumbles Lost .. .. I "The stubborn Golden llookets, lion o1 the yeur. It set up Gal· lion had Its only lead ol the pound ~lor halfback, m~ved FOR PETE'S SAKE ,yard loos back to the 19 alter Penalttes .. .. .. 60 playing befure a standing room lla's last score. Smith return- game, ~ the ball to the Southwestern NEW YOI\K IUPI) -The ' Watson had gamed two to the · Punts · ... " "· l-30 ooly crowd of nearly 3,000 par. ed the paiS from ttie WHS 43- It was sbort-Uved. Seventeen Iseven yard Une picking up four New York Meta Friday named \21. Soutllwestern was penaliz-\ Ltne score: epts nJsht fans, banged out ~ard stripe oo the Roc~ets 21. seconds to be eXIICI. After Gil- f1nt downs enroute. Quarter- Pete Pavlltk as the manager of ed 15 ·yJrd• for a personal foul ~uth~e~rn e 00 00- I 0 6 149 yards In 43 carries. This I Larry Thompson punched over more returned Toby V1a'• en- back Rick Swain, 145 pound """ their. Wm~ ilaven club in the land Trace was on their own 1 ~~~~; . ~~· . - 6 Opp. 1&0 Do'"" l't. " was well below the Rocketaitbe final GAHS score from suing kickoff from the GAHS lor, fumbled after 1 two yard Flortda State League. Pavlfck l34. Swain hit Pugh with a 16 M'll g. s. 615-1160 • 1 112 1' Hannan C11h & Cury•Cash A season a""rage o! 4.9 per run. six with 18 seconds remainln~. 20 to the Devils 3{,.· GH•·· un, gain and Gary Reynolds !GO guided the team's Greenville · yard paS> to the 50. T er cyard run ~ · ' f I race - remeens !one yard D•livtry • ludttt ""Ill Wellston quarterback · Mark Thompson them ripped off corked a hljh aerial deep down pound senior end, stopped the arm club oo a second-place 1 Trace moved to the South- run !. 1 • Hayburh completed three o! 13 guard for the flral two points. field. Brure Smith waa behind Wildcat drive by recovering a f1msh m the Western Carolina western · 43. Don Garber, 170 aerials lor !5 yards and one lfere's a summary of the Steve Jeff•rs all the way. 11 fumble allhe Southwestern five League last season. pound sophomore tackle, Inter-, IOijChdowt. .. Total Rocket yard- scoring ' covered 66 yaros. Thai made It yard line. cepted a Swain pass oo Pugh age was 114. Gallipolis piled I FIRST PERIOD 12-3 with 311 aecqnds left. Gll· After the Southwestern touch- BIG CHIEF his own 34 and returned it . up 390 ru,hlng and passing. The I After WHS held GAHS on I~ key's pass to LOfty Mitchell down,. the Wildcats were unable KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - to the Trace 28. But anotller , Rockets out ftl9tdowned the vis- own nine. Bob ~·aught was for- failed on the PAT try. to gam in three plays and It Cornerback Freddie William· 15 yarder for a personal foul lUng Blue Devils, 14-12. 1 ced to punt. Chuck Neal fumThe hall. ended .with WellsiOn was fourth and eigbU!en on son, who missed two games due against the lllghlanders let Wellston's two powerful run· bled two ploys later, with completing Plte of four p-.. thetr own fl. Doug Pugh, 160 I to a shoulder separation, was retain possession on the I nlpg backs, Fullback Kirby Oil· Faught recovering on t h e for 12 yards, down to Gallia's pound senior, went back to reactivated by the Kansas City Southwes~rn 33. ~aod nalfback Roger Estep IGAHS 47. The RockPis were 34. , ·· punt. But Gary (Bear) Provens, Chiefs of the American Football The Wildcats moved to the 1 • COMPlETE LINE OF USED CARS • w~e bottled up most of the stalled on Gallia"s 29 as Roger THIRD PERIOD 165 pouod senior tackle, broke League Friday. To make room · %9. Snln fumbled Phone 593-7711 evoning bv John MaiiiUSseD and Bush and Rick Mosley stopped Ron RJssell threw Oller for 1through and blocked the punt, lor Williamson, the club placed and Wabion recovered back at company. :Oiler entered. the Estep on a rev<1se. .a five yard 1o... Faught punt.- land Southwestern took over on veteran cornerback Jimmie Hill the Southwestern 41 for an . Simpson and P•lmer Sis. Alhene, 0... l .llme wtlh a 4.85 running aver- Eleven plays later, ed to the GAHS 16 the Trace 35. I on the mjury waiver list. 11 yard loss. TrRCP oassed tn· aile. He finished the night with had marched n yards. W1t h Eight pl~ys aod · M yards 1 The Highlanders gambled on 1 complete on fourth down and : a ~.4 average. collecting 53 0:54 left in the period, Gilkey later, GAHS jwnped ahead 20- ,tourUI _and _a~ _the_Trace 1ROBS HONORED YIJ'2' on 21 rushing at1e111111s. laded batk tosseo Into the end- 8. The tally came when .Gilkey HE't A CA NEW YORK (UP"lll)~i~::~% 11 · utep wao lbe bfa IPDI for zone. Three Rockel defenders hit Srnlth with a 45-yarder The RD . R o s s, f o r m e r W< 1 W~hololl. He p!JMd 'Ia yardo slapped at the oval. One had it, clock showed 5,91 left. GUk ' ST. LOUIS IUPil ~Lmeback- champion, will be ho1161ed at li11f trl.. for a U average. but dropptd it. The pigskin fell pasaed 1o Gilmore for tbe e"l ~ ~ke Strofollno was acllvat- boxing testimonial Nov. 30 However, lllal waa below bit Into the waiting arms of Chuck Ira points It was the . ftntl C rd.'Iday by .the St. Louis Sunnyside Garden. The 57·y·ear· 11 season average of aevea NeaL It was 6-0. Faught stop· score on WHS In the third pet. Bal mals. Obtamed frum the old fl)l'mer champion, sufller;,,.tl lOrds a carry. ped Gllk•y's run for the extra lod this year. · 8 llmore Coils as a free from cancer of the lhroat ON THIS BEAUTY 'o1ler'1 longe•t gain was points. FOURTR PERIOD agent,. Slrofolmo ~til replac.. now living In Chicago. tncllude<ill • e~ht ya.rds It came in the secSECOND PERIOD Starling on their own 37 late 1~· InJured Dave Stmmons lor In the program will be orill pertod. Estep had tw~ long After Ill' exchange of punts, In the third stanza, e teams game agatnst the bouts, with li!lme rin!!sidel ·' •'I I~P• - a 15-yarder In the Wellston drove 60 yarda In 15 marched 6:l yards In 13 plays, Washingtoo .RI'dsklns Sund~y . Uckets priced at $100 each. stfond •Ianza, aod a 10 · yard playa, IIJed bv two GAHS Hayburn hit Ervin with a 17 The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlneel, Sunday, ocl.!ber 23;-1986-9 bias! In th• thin! canto. Well- alllos, · bmh wh1ch gave yaroer for the score. ston s QB Hayburn; midway in Rockets lsl downs. Oiler ranomed to PATS and first stanza, picked up II ed up the middle for the final 10:36 left. It was s'ttll anyltody'l game at 20.16. Larry Thompron returned ~) ,, Via's enaulng kickoff from the GAllS five to the DeviiJ SO a 25-yard Kallop. Nine playa later, the Galllans GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE had marched Ill yarda to the Rockellt 21!, b~t the drive ll!zled NEW FORD TRADE-INSI when Chuck WUI!o soopped GilSEE US TODAY FOit THE SHARPEST key one yard ohort of 1 first Me'ns and Boys USID CARS IN THE VALLEY · dawn. The offtcta!J l'llled Gil· key's • bit the ground af· ter II oppeared he had a lint down. 1500 XL 2 dr. lulrdtop, 8 eyl., f speed trans., radio 1nd Welltton failed to MaiD, and beater, white sidewall tlree. · was fOI"<.'ed oo punt. GAllS turned tbe gesture as Mitchell . .. """'" I• . 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EVERY CAR AT FACTORY INVOICE OR LESS '," 1 lA\.- .. 1 U ~ CEILINGS · Dan Wickerham tor the final four tntercepUono by A •:; marker that made it 4!-ll. The victory enable AthOQII,'* The powerful Athens offense malntal~ its co-leadenhtp1 ~ lied h' 'th Galllpoh• in league compt1jtllll 304 rd 10 up. ya ~ .rus .mg WI, as both team• enter next :JiidotJ Hull getti?g 4t In mne ca .. day's crucial con~st with l!IJIJu nes and Goodwin nettmg 72 In tical 4-l record 1 seven triO!. The llulldogs The score by '~uarten· d<• completed two of •I• Athens .... . .. 14 21 ~ for 39 yards and showed Nelsonville . . . . 1 1 t O,.ttt first downs. Nelsonville could muster ly 71 yards oo the cround wi~ h Richey Polley accounting 42 of them, while the air gan1ell prov,d disastrous with two completions in 14 allempts and 1 ·1 1 minutes later. when he broke over the middle on a 14 yard run. Brinkman's two point run made It 36.fl' with 3:19 left !n the half. In the third period Hull Inlercepted a Hound pass on the NelsonvUie 30 yard line aod returned it oo the seven, from where Brinkman boiled over for the touchdown, and o !J..U lead with 5:51 left. With reserves playing the entire foilrth quarter, Athens scored with just 2:!6 left in the game when Lantz Repp shot a one-yard touchdown pass to 1 1 ------ Goodwin ~ccounted for his S<cond TD of the game when he raced around end 49 yards oo score with 10:08 left In the second quarter to make It 22after Bill Brinkman ran the two point conversion. Athens Intercepted a Nelsonville pass on the Hound 41 yard line and scored In just two plays. Hummell rolled out for 27, and then fullback Greg Hull galloped the final 15 yards to score with 8:16 left. Hull added his second touchdown of the contest about five uan nan ,., .J ...,. ce SW ·Battle to 6-6 Tie fl ~ ~ . . oua full - f e- and knew bow to get could not move as three in· back. pa vi ng the way. The Iron· •nsive line play that completed passes and a I> yard men mov"d in for their fi rst 8Y FRANK CAPEHART to the Eastern 18, but the ball came back a~ttm. and exciting game between two d Jackson time- after penalty !eft the Birkel coached ~cure witn Reed going in from Vi ~lllll~ East\:•11 spoilt>d Wa- : popped loose ,q,gain and evenly matched teams, and the hile hGlding the heavier eleven at their own 31 wi!ll a 12 yards out.. it was on ttlis h;u~ ~-~ ·s :o.••,...ior night F'riday barker ~1artin recovered. On the first time with the Eagles took advantage of WHS I to 112 yardS on the fourth auD 25 Ftrds to go. touchdown th,1t Reed was hit wilh a near impossible come· I Now inspired, the Eagles ball, 8 drive stalled by an miscues tr the manner that a ' 1 , was at. it~ best lhi~ sea- Lennie \lrm Mei er went back <JI the goal line and fumblrd. ' bHck th· t lumded the F'ak-ons , gan a , nee- with the clock. terceptlon, but the second winner must do. to punt. and while bein~ rushed but the olfici<tl ruled he had a hearthreaking :l6-25 defeal. I With one minutt and thirty sec- they went some 50 yar~s. , . on kirk e1 off to the Pan- h~rd by the lrnnm~n . let ~o touched the goal line marker With the Faleons in com- onds to €~1 they were sl.ill some ~c~~~ anoth~r11 score. William Quarterback Charles EJchmg- ~ I ers but a fumble at the Pom-1 wrth a punt off the side of hts and the fronmen were on the mand 2. 14 1 1 - th 35 .vards trom the Wahama goal. rt R t~k _ever from er was a tremt:ndously cool . ~--scoreboa rd wi th one second . a- J e Ill e _ga me Ont~ aga in Eichinger ran o t one. oltms' tuck was customer who SEOt\L GRIDS AN . and dnvmg for another score, r 1 k l,l good by the reteree under the threw and ran the Eagles' at. • T " DINGS I showmg on the cloc k. Reed also the Wah'"""' '' snddenlv devel· o I " por et, scramhed around posts but led ood b t k M· rt. R h 'Ec\M W I. ·r P OP · h · t k ·1 · aud thr ·t 'k th ' t' • ru no g Y ac · a m, .ous , Iran t e ronve' ' "•n n m<~ e I oped [ll ll1 blt>il!:>. After moving . ew a s n e, IS lme had d alte ngh f h Oh' " . thens 4 1 0 1:!2 22 :8 t.o 8. , . . . • to Mtke Marlin. who took it e man, an r a si t o t e lOans rolled up im· allipol i~. ~: : : ~ : ·. ~ : ~ ~ ·. ~ ~ ·. 4 I () 84 45 1 s20ome ·d401 _ya r~~ llr~ f tlwbl~: s lt rdn in stride at the 15 and hulled dJSCUSSIOfl the .:ount read 25-14. pressive statistit.:s as did .',) ?"11 gan - . . . • • . . . • . . . . 2 11 3:..) · After Jackson ki cked off~ a · E yat "''·hi" d o urn ""· an O\'er 1wo fa(' kl ers to put East. In all fairness ' It was a great Wahamans· ern ahead 26--l.l. For the Falcons, Batey, Daomeroy • .. ...... .. .... . ;) 2 0 80 68 115 yard oli pping penalty on a astrrn 5I·IJ e Jt up 7e ll ston .• . . . .. •.. . • . . .. 2 :~ White and William Arthur IV . '' 0 70 49 punting ~i1u;_.ttion gave the Pan- Down Jlt- field marched F.HS ackson . . . .. .. .. ... ... . . 2 3 0 80 •lhers a L1 and 10 at the Jackwith the Falcons trying to use Still thP Falcona were not were tremendous offensive cogs 64 eisl!"ville . .. . .... . . .. , . 2 3 0 :!8 r 22 1 so11 47. in nme plays Pomeroy up time and stop th• long one. dead. They grabbed an attempt. for one ol the finest local ofArmstrong hal created on .' liddlenort . ..... ... . , ... 0 5 0 34 19 2 moved the ball to the .faci<Son However, quarterback Charles ed onside kick near midfield. IJma Senior T Middletown 1 fensive shows in many a day. 0'};.~ LS 2tl 20 0 594 594 9. held bad< once by a delay I-:irhinger scrambled out of Four plays later. they had Oxford Talawanda 34 Paul Hoffman aod Harry u ... " entirely new ceilingt ~~:~:~ The wide bevel and di , FRIDAY'S RESULTS: of game penalty after Bi II the pocket and found big end the sidelines ..d tlmeoubi •· LPmo• Monroe 18 Meter led a great line live wood·like design make a~Jis 28 Wellston J6 English had made a picture Richard Douglas standing aU loog with some power running Fairmont West 1 all but sUfled the Eag. Brunswickldeelforanyroonl''' " IH s 48 Nelsonville 0 c:ttch at the 4 lor a 21 yard alone on the Wahama 10 yard and were knocking on the door Dayton Stebbins 8 (tie) les until those last few minutes. in your house. u odl ov 28 Jackson 16 gainer. Wtlh second and goal line. A long pass hit him and again. The ball rested on the Columbus Eastmoor 30 Next week, the Falcons wiU o(l! 48 Middleport 6 to go Swisher rolled back in the Jhe big lad waltzed in to make Eastern 19 and no one Columbll! Eaat 1 for that third win again When you visit 01 te aee 1 . OCTOBER 28 GAMES: ; protective pocket and hit Van it 25·20 in favor of the Falcons. that the fired up Falcons wert Reynoldaburg 53 they travel to Spencer new ArmJlitrong tMf!s at Gallipolis Meter In the end zone to put the On the ensuing kickoff, Wa- going to get either a oouchdown Hamilton Township 1 meet th• rugged Yellow your RCA Victor of "Brigadoon" for tJIItl at Jackson Panthers out in front once a. hama started 1riv1ng once a- or a field goal. However, on Loadon 45 Grovepert 0 Jackets. I'bi~ is a $4.79 value ~y at Nelsonv ille gain. Swisher's pass to Fin law gain. Some six or oeven plays the next play a Whama fumble Frederlcktow 8 Statlslic&: original TV ohow. ' -~~~ MiddleE':t_~ for the extra point was no good later, the Fakons had driven was covered by Eastern on the Clear ~ork 1 ttie) Departmtnl Wab. Eaat. - -~- - - ·- - ~~- - - -- ·-·--16, and t!Jat w~s the ball game. Crooksville 20 Mayavllle !I First downs . . · ·. . 12 U The Eagles JUmped off to a New l.elington S2 Tr1 Valley 14 Yards rushing . . . 280 302 14-6 lead in the first frame. On Morgan $2 SbertdBR 1 Passes .... .. .. 5-11 5-!2 the first play from scrimmage, Callton Tlmkin 110 Yards Passing .... 108 97 a quick nil brokt Eastern Don · .. .. 50 35 :Roush Joos for a 64 • yard · Cant<ln Aqufnal 11 By Quarters: dash. Allman rushed for the Clndnltati St. Xavier 8 Wahama 6 13 8 1)-25 extra pomt and it wao 7.fl. Clncinnali Elder 7 .. .. .. . 14 0 0 12-26 However, the Faicons eame ~ Plirill! · 28 storming back with an 85 Chauncey Dover I yard march which ended as SteubenviUt 2! Ralph Batey turned on the Canton McKinley e steam for a 15 yard touchdown Upper Arlington 21 Massillon i run. The kick waa off to one Marietta· 7 Zan..ville 7 (tie) side. On the first play East lJverpool 54 the kickoff, Dick MarUn broke Martina Ferry 1 I klose around the opposite Solem 31 WeUsoille 18 for a long 79-yard scorilg dash. Newark 28 Ironton 1 Allman ran the point and the Sandusky 20 Elyria 12 count wa• 14-6. Sandusky st. Marys !2 From tl!en on, the WahamCloverleaf t ans took charge. They mounted Chesapeake z; Symmes Valley a 65 yard drive tbat ended up Brooklyn fl Warrensville by a run ol eight yards by CuyahOIJa Helghta 14 Stock No. 1 Stock No. 68 Stock No. 89 Stock No. 90 Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 Ill 5:30 EST. Ralph Batey. RollJns kicked the North Royalton 1 V-200 Valiant Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Saturday Nights Til 8 EST Muon, W. Va. extra point and early in the Orange 12 Chagrin Falls 7 Door Sta. Wagon 2 Door Hardtop 4 Door Hardtop 4 Door Hardtop second quarter the count went Lancaater 2:1 Chillicothe 14 to 14-!3. On the ne•t try with WAS $2874.28 WAS $3587.70 WAS $3504.14 WAS $3694.10 the ball, the Falcons roared for a 91-yard sustained OLE "DGC" SA.YS: which culrnlnated with a yard dash by Batey. The kick Stock No. 99 Stock No. 105 Stock No. 11 0 Stock No. 118 was blocked to make It 19-14, • Plymo_uth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Belvd. II Plymouth Fury II Aller the half, the Falcons 2:54 left in the first period. Defending SEOAL champion down with 5:40 remalnlng In Athens parlayed the . strong the first period when Goodwin, running of fuU~ack Greg Hull a swift sophomore halfback, and balfback Mike Goodwin in· allot over from the three yard to a 48-0 rout. of Nelsonville line to climax a T7 yard drive Friday night, thus setting the in 11 plays. stage for a showdown battle Following the kickoff, Nelwith the Gallipolis Blue Devils son\!llle could not advance the next Friday night. ball and had lo punt but Jarnle In addition to a bruising Polley's ?DDt was blocked on ground attack that netted 304 the Hound live yard line by yards, the Bulldogs also con- Craig Rytma. Two plays la~r verted four intercepted passes quarterback Eric Hummell roll· inoo touchdowns aa the Grey- ed out and went Into the eod hounds came apart at the zone from the three yard Une. seams. Hummell also ran the twa point Athena taUied .the first touch· eonverslon oo moke It 14-0 with ...... , .... . ........ "' " "' . " t wah.ama Ill• Thfl•11e.r ---·-- --·----- NUS Mistakes Are Costly, Bulldogs Rip Hotlnds 48-<t~~ �~ · ·~···· .. ~- .... .. -. . . . ,... .. ... . . . . . . .. '- .,- • •-- v -• ~ · · · - . . . ··- il o .... • otr-•.... -"'4'"'111 ~ · ........ .. '" . . ,. • • . • •• · •· .. . . .. _ • ._ _.._. ...,_..~ . . . ,..., ... ,. '• ' , r . . .• 28-16. Win Over lronmen Swisher Passes Panthers to BY 1108 .BYER eroy 30 (uve the lronmen lbe 1and the Panthers took 1 14 to Swisher, talented Pome- baiL Rudy Wallace and St~ve 8 lead Into the dressing room 10 arterback, barked by a Reed could pickup but a net of \ 1 • 1'. at the half way mark. hm·d-nosed Panther eleven, 2 yards and a Dave Patton to '1 d · ,I SECOND HALF passed for 364 vards and four Wallace pass went mcomplete, 'I, 1, I Pomerov kicked off to the lo\il!htlowns Frtday mght to Patton dropped back to pass on i ~ 1 1 1" lronmen to start the second kttlcll•olf the highly rated Jack- a tomth and 9 situation at the ,l'l "il ' , half and fotced a punt. Wal· 1 ~ronmen 28 to 16. Panther 28 but !WMny English, ' , ~ . 1 ~ lace sent a 41 yd punt deep into .."~ Dads ntghl crows at Pan- •ho play•d a tromen®us game ,.1 • Panther territory with oo run tlt!i'l Stadium saw the Panthers both on offense and defensive, I I . • back and the Pomeroy eleven ollltillach rharles "Bud" BtCkel dropped the lronmen quarter- "!• .1 '" had it at their own 32. It was play 48 nunules of heads· up back for a five yard loss. ' here that the line of the PaB. football and PUI on a grtdiron 11 took the Panthers but Slll !hers showed their ability of dll!pHiy that will he talked • · play> to nit paydirl as Swisher It giving SwJSher protecUon. The tiJttttln this area for some lime. completed 4 of 6 passes for Ihe ~ ~i.'i ;li' ·~.i.·, .• , guards Re~y Zerkle and Ed l'!l!lll' SwiSher, • 147 pound 67 yards, hitting Steve Finlaw Baer, <ackles Charles Hysell unable to get his clab from 17 yards o•tl for the srore and Jim Crow along with cenon the g'ound, took with 6:40 left in the first period. , ter Pat Story dPserve the cred. Swisher threw 41 times , It was a Swisher to Finlaw it on this 68 vard touchdown new Pomeroy throwing ' pa<S for the extras and the drive. Swisher. with good pro· or , completing 23 passes 'Panthers of Coach Bickel he~d tection. completf'O 3 for 3 for · . unbelievable 364 yards ~ an 8 to '0 lead. DON SWISHER the score wi th Kenny English tting possibly a new The Jackson lronmen were -~- · ------- --_----- -~ · taking the last J!? yards on a ·passing yardage record. not to be denied as they drm:e foot th at netted a mmus 2 yards screen pa ~~ behind three blocka game that had ev. the ball to the Pan ther 32 only and gave the Jackson squad a ers. Pal Story broke English 11 , , ~ · ,j 1 to! J·. I "" g from a unt that wrnt . to turn it over to a stubborn 1st and 10 at tht" Pomeroy 29. ! inus two yards· 1o a i Pomeroy eleven as the Pan· In six Ja.:kson moved the_' tnat went ror atouch- :er air defense tightened down . ball st ra1 ght up the middle , I pla~s E-------.1 ., s the Panthers wanted However, the Pomeroy eleven w1!h Heeil. a 18!:1 pound as tern loo.. at the 25 and the I'an-kle, B~r. ·Hysell and C1'0w • thers had a 20 to 8 lead at the Ilong With Mike HargraV'eS, who three qu.rter mark. carne In for Crow who relnjur· Swisher intercepted a Patton ed a bad wrist. held the Ironpass to start th• fourth period men out, allowin~ Swisher to builhe lronmen were not abou~ complete four ol7 passes. to play dPad as hard chars· With a fourth and soal to go ing forw.1rd wall forced a Pan- at the 5, Swisher rolled out oo ther fumble at the Pomeroy 48 his right. spottea Bill English and the .Jackson eleven had a all alone, let go with his 41st 1st and 10. aerial of th• evening and the On the first play from scrim- Panthers had their fourth and mage Pall on ~it Lee Glasgow final touchdown Kenny Eng. with the bimb and the big end lish tried to run for the extra went in for the score. Reed bull· points but was stopped short ed his way in for the extras and the Panthers came up field and the Jronmen closed the with a more comfortable leajl gan to 20 to 16 with 9 minutes aod 7 minot.. left In the game: 30 seconds lett in !he game After a punt exchange SwishPomeroy came right back er ended the last Jronmen wi!h more aerial dynamics and threat to S<'Ore as he picked off moved the ball 62 yards in sev- another Patton pass at the Jacken plays :J !' Swbher £eemingly son 45 with one mipute left. had plent v of time to throw as From here the Panthers ran the eomtOJ nat iou of Story, 7.er. out the clock wtth Jeff Werry NIpS • and Andy Porter combining to pick up 11 yards In two tries. R Steve eed . was by far leadmg offenstve ground •alto•r I for the tronmen as he up 101 yards of the l~nmen tal 112• Pomeroy was neld 00 on the ~ound wtlh Ke"ny lish lea<ling. the Panthe• In the . rushing department. Scormg: Pomeroy " ".. 8 6 6 8 Jackson · · · · · · 8 0 8 Touchdowns: Pomeroy · Fin. law (1) 117 yard pass) Van Meter ll) (9 yard pass) K English II) (35 yard pass) B. English (I) <5 pass) P~T; Fmlaw (I) (pass) K. Enghsa (1) (Run I. Touchdowns: Jackson: tl) (12 yard run) Glasgow (1) 148 yard pass from Patton) PAT; Reed (2) (runs). Gilkey Connects on 13 of 21 Passes for 289 Yards, Three Touchdowns in Key Game STATISTICS Pomeroy Jnrkson 18 9 Fin! Downs Yards Rosh. 42 liZ Yards Pass. 364 91 Total Yards 406 211 Paos Attem. 41 18 PaBS. Camp. 23 4 Pa" Int. by 3 I Fumbles Lost 2 n Penottleo 4> 1'41 Puato 121 16:J/4•11 · BY ROBART WILSON, JR. . 1'be 1966 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League foot~I championship will be determined on Memorial Fi,\d in Gallipolis Friday night. t.!~ That'a when coach Don Eskey's Bulldogs, defendlni-dlamplons, and Coach Terry Hansley's Blue Devils eollide in the "game of the year." May. nigh! Galllpollo unJor~ sizzling aerial attack yards for the host club. Wellfii tl!twn ~ huge Wellston team, ston's longest aerial gain came 31-uil Athens crushed Nelson· In the final period when Hay~ill.e 48.fl. Both the Blue Devils burn hit giant end Tom Ervin ljnd Bulldogs are deadlocked with a 17-yard touchdown pass. r first place in the SEOAL It was Wellsoon's first touchandlng• with identical 4-1-0 down by air this faiL cords. Galllpotls' Jim Gilmore com· Winner of the Galllpolis-Ath- plied the ~arne's longest run ""· game will take over undls- Jrom scrimmage - he ramPuled first place. The following bled 27 ~ards early in the third w..~. Galllpolls will host Mid· stanza. Gilmore finished the till a %9.1 ° Ii - ·- ResultS 0 ... strong" ,.,ow tJ . 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GAHS r•nning back ai!IO nab- Hannan Trace and Southwest- Jed In the second half, and ler lor a seven yard loss and the Trace 32 and Miller downs at t!Ieir own 40 . . ~ Well•ton Friday night bed a 57-yard aerial from Gil- ern battled to a 'G-Il lie Friday though neither learn ooored the Trace look over on their own rambled down to the Trace I Pugh spilled Carter for 1 si1 ·~ BIM ..DevU qlllll1erback Rod key on t~e first play of the night at Mercerville. The statistics favored Soothwestern 35. ,. 13 before he was downed. Hut yard loss. A pass went income~Ushed 811 aJl.IJme game from a spread ktrma- game, marked by Homecoming in the second hall. there was a clipping penalty on · plete. Mtller agined two to lbe 1 · ··11111 record. T be lion. Gilmore was knocked out for Hannan Trace, left both The Highlanders drew first W~;ts~n and~remeens put the the Highlanders and the ball ! Jti. On fourth and 14. Carter Devil signal caller com- of bouods by Estep on the Roc- teams lied for last place In blood with 8:31 left In the 1 ca on 1 move agam and I was brought back and placed handed off to Bo Lawson le!N 11 of 21 aerial• for Z89 ket 11 following the sensation- the Southern Valley Athletic first half when Russ Miller, ~~Ime dH~nna~ 1~ace m~reh· down on tho:, Trace 43. The who handed oil on a reverse ardo an~ three louebdowos. al play. Conference with identical 0.2·1 150 pouod junior halfback, ram- d yar; :- t e. ~108 1uch-, pass, which covered 38 yards, ' to Miller and Miller passed tl rlor to Friday aighl's cooBruce ~mith's reception rec- records. bled !?. yards through · the 1:':nr w; h If s~con s e t 10 1 was good lor eight yards, as off to Richard Dillon 180 pound !test, Colldl Jlob Breanan's ord went like this: five, 66, 45 C h b M , H right side of the Wlldcato line 1 edirs ath. trremfeensh w~• , result of the penalty, : junwr who rac~d to the c. ba d . h 11 . oac 8 o arcum s an· 1 D ~lk s opp on e y or t e e•· · ""Y' d given up only IM an 13. Mttc e s was !4, 24, T Wild 1 o score. J. . "" er was tr . ts H' hi nd d d0 ' Hannan Trace 48 as the game 0~ stopped on the try for the a pom · ,ards passing Ill six games on 17, 29 and four Gilmore's was ~~I :·~ c.;;,~• ~ . T~e ~8 ; ers '/l.lm~v~ 7~ ended. 1 aytn tgh points and Southwestern Jed The Wildcats picked up four '"" 15e erd race it of 11 completions. No one 57, two and six: Neal's was sev- t. Na th rGav1e1. t ut atnho · The game's top ball carrter ~ ..• ydlrt !r •.. d , th t o or a ta o mee e IG.fl fi 1 d ke er ya pena y se em C T om tuc en, an 1•·• one a1 pu an PJrates in the final SVAC tilt . . r~ owns to . ep the drtve back to the Trace 33 Miller was remeens of Hannan rare ad su~• pa plr against Rocket pas! de- end to the Rockets spotless atr· of the season. I Ted Fortner, 160 pound sen- gomg. It was thtrd down and moved in to the Trace 20 , fum- who . gamed 100 yards 10 26 lenden. . . loochdown record. lor end, set up the Southwes~ one on the Southwestern 21. bled and Terry Cremeens ,._lcarnes. Watson had 89 yards , II$" thP !mal whistle, Gil· Tbe dlue Devllo lost only Southwestern travels to ern touchdown when ~ r . Cremeens rolled for 20 yards ' d '" 19 attempts at the ime. , 'had nit spilt end Bruce 1• yard• roBbin& ao tbe GAHS Meigs County where Coach ered Terry Cremeens' fu:re Iand a first down at the lligh- " co~r~. f th iod pened 1 For Southwestern, Miller had . BY ,-: ~ S th four times for 129 yards forward wall kepi Rocket de- Steve Stiles' Highlanders meet at the Southwestern 32 ard , lander one yard line. The Pu h ~nt;~r out~~ bo~nds at 75 in 15 carries, J D.Walker 1 d two touchdowns; Flanker fendero away all elgbl, glv· powerful Eastern. leaders of line. The Hlghlandera mar~ed ' Wildcat fullback scored on the theg Tiace 39 Baisden gained 1gamed 36 m 12 and Batsden had rry MlteheU five llmes for IDJ GOkey ample time to bit the SVAC with a 3+0 record. 68 yards to score aided on I next play. e'ght m two tries and Mtller 31m four tnes ' Armstrong has ereatec1 1tft 1 · 1 yMds; Running back Jim blo targets. Southwestern Is 0-5-2 In all "one play by a 15 yard gain b After Ute second half kick· t r t d t the Trace STATISTICS ' entirely ntw ceiling 1 lmlll'l! three times for 65 To. point out an individual games. Curt Baisden, 145 pound so~ off, Tr.ace pot the ball in play ~; ~:~~en o;:m~d eight tn ~parlment SW HT effect. The unique wide yerda and fullback Chuck Neal star m Ga!llpolls' fourth straight Both ~ams scored In the omore playing left halfback at thetr own 39 and marched t tries and Miller got four Ftrst Downs . . . II 15 subtle 1extured p 1~t•W:;, & o~e time for seven yards and victory would be difficult. lt I!econd period and left the Afte~ the opening ldck~ff lo the Southwestern 28 where If:ro a fir~l down at the Trace IYards Rushmg . .. 143 156 and make Dover Ideal ore,' touchdown. was a team trtumph. . O~ld tied ~ al halftime. Tbe Southwestern picked up on~ •Swam was tossed for a four ! 15. Carter gained only one yard i Yards. Passing .. 13 23 1 room in your house.u AIWIIi'vf ,OA th• ground, . G~llipolls Wellston. desptU! tosmg its Wddca~s held a dectded edge first down to their 45 but gam !yard loss, fumbled and Miller · on fourth down and the Wild· Net ) ards 1>11 m, picked up tO! yarda In 'IB at- fourth game in seven outings, '" staiiSttca the first half but bled on a fourth and one, and Irecovered for the Highlander•. Icall had poS!ession on thetr Passes Attempted 9 7 When you visit Arautrong CeiUIIIt•. ~'"*'~ tempts for 3.7 :>er carry. Tit e was In the contest until Bruce . lost the ball to the Wildcats Southwestern moved out 00 1 own eight yard ltne. Passes Completed 2 l new your RCA Victor stoul Rocket defense 'entered Smith intercepted Hayburn's yard wtlh 53 seco~ds left in the on the Hannan Trace 48. 1their own 49 where Keith Cart· I The Wildcats picked up a Intercepted By .... I 0 "Brigadoon" for 4 of the contest with a 3J.;flound flat pass with I 16 remaining. hall. Kayburn h1l Tim Ervm Cremeens, 165 pound senior er, 150 pound sophomore quart- first down at thetr 19. Cre- Fumbles "" 4 This is a S4 .79 value ori&inal 'IV ,how. average. .. It was Smith's fourth tntercep- for the extra pomts, and Well- fullback and Roger Watson 150 I \meens was smeared lor a two , Fumbles Lost .. .. I "The stubborn Golden llookets, lion o1 the yeur. It set up Gal· lion had Its only lead ol the pound ~lor halfback, m~ved FOR PETE'S SAKE ,yard loos back to the 19 alter Penalttes .. .. .. 60 playing befure a standing room lla's last score. Smith return- game, ~ the ball to the Southwestern NEW YOI\K IUPI) -The ' Watson had gamed two to the · Punts · ... " "· l-30 ooly crowd of nearly 3,000 par. ed the paiS from ttie WHS 43- It was sbort-Uved. Seventeen Iseven yard Une picking up four New York Meta Friday named \21. Soutllwestern was penaliz-\ Ltne score: epts nJsht fans, banged out ~ard stripe oo the Roc~ets 21. seconds to be eXIICI. After Gil- f1nt downs enroute. Quarter- Pete Pavlltk as the manager of ed 15 ·yJrd• for a personal foul ~uth~e~rn e 00 00- I 0 6 149 yards In 43 carries. This I Larry Thompson punched over more returned Toby V1a'• en- back Rick Swain, 145 pound """ their. Wm~ ilaven club in the land Trace was on their own 1 ~~~~; . ~~· . - 6 Opp. 1&0 Do'"" l't. " was well below the Rocketaitbe final GAHS score from suing kickoff from the GAHS lor, fumbled after 1 two yard Flortda State League. Pavlfck l34. Swain hit Pugh with a 16 M'll g. s. 615-1160 • 1 112 1' Hannan C11h & Cury•Cash A season a""rage o! 4.9 per run. six with 18 seconds remainln~. 20 to the Devils 3{,.· GH•·· un, gain and Gary Reynolds !GO guided the team's Greenville · yard paS> to the 50. T er cyard run ~ · ' f I race - remeens !one yard D•livtry • ludttt ""Ill Wellston quarterback · Mark Thompson them ripped off corked a hljh aerial deep down pound senior end, stopped the arm club oo a second-place 1 Trace moved to the South- run !. 1 • Hayburh completed three o! 13 guard for the flral two points. field. Brure Smith waa behind Wildcat drive by recovering a f1msh m the Western Carolina western · 43. Don Garber, 170 aerials lor !5 yards and one lfere's a summary of the Steve Jeff•rs all the way. 11 fumble allhe Southwestern five League last season. pound sophomore tackle, Inter-, IOijChdowt. .. Total Rocket yard- scoring ' covered 66 yaros. Thai made It yard line. cepted a Swain pass oo Pugh age was 114. Gallipolis piled I FIRST PERIOD 12-3 with 311 aecqnds left. Gll· After the Southwestern touch- BIG CHIEF his own 34 and returned it . up 390 ru,hlng and passing. The I After WHS held GAHS on I~ key's pass to LOfty Mitchell down,. the Wildcats were unable KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) - to the Trace 28. But anotller , Rockets out ftl9tdowned the vis- own nine. Bob ~·aught was for- failed on the PAT try. to gam in three plays and It Cornerback Freddie William· 15 yarder for a personal foul lUng Blue Devils, 14-12. 1 ced to punt. Chuck Neal fumThe hall. ended .with WellsiOn was fourth and eigbU!en on son, who missed two games due against the lllghlanders let Wellston's two powerful run· bled two ploys later, with completing Plte of four p-.. thetr own fl. Doug Pugh, 160 I to a shoulder separation, was retain possession on the I nlpg backs, Fullback Kirby Oil· Faught recovering on t h e for 12 yards, down to Gallia's pound senior, went back to reactivated by the Kansas City Southwes~rn 33. ~aod nalfback Roger Estep IGAHS 47. The RockPis were 34. , ·· punt. But Gary (Bear) Provens, Chiefs of the American Football The Wildcats moved to the 1 • COMPlETE LINE OF USED CARS • w~e bottled up most of the stalled on Gallia"s 29 as Roger THIRD PERIOD 165 pouod senior tackle, broke League Friday. To make room · %9. Snln fumbled Phone 593-7711 evoning bv John MaiiiUSseD and Bush and Rick Mosley stopped Ron RJssell threw Oller for 1through and blocked the punt, lor Williamson, the club placed and Wabion recovered back at company. :Oiler entered. the Estep on a rev<1se. .a five yard 1o... Faught punt.- land Southwestern took over on veteran cornerback Jimmie Hill the Southwestern 41 for an . Simpson and P•lmer Sis. Alhene, 0... l .llme wtlh a 4.85 running aver- Eleven plays later, ed to the GAHS 16 the Trace 35. I on the mjury waiver list. 11 yard loss. TrRCP oassed tn· aile. He finished the night with had marched n yards. W1t h Eight pl~ys aod · M yards 1 The Highlanders gambled on 1 complete on fourth down and : a ~.4 average. collecting 53 0:54 left in the period, Gilkey later, GAHS jwnped ahead 20- ,tourUI _and _a~ _the_Trace 1ROBS HONORED YIJ'2' on 21 rushing at1e111111s. laded batk tosseo Into the end- 8. The tally came when .Gilkey HE't A CA NEW YORK (UP"lll)~i~::~% 11 · utep wao lbe bfa IPDI for zone. Three Rockel defenders hit Srnlth with a 45-yarder The RD . R o s s, f o r m e r W< 1 W~hololl. He p!JMd 'Ia yardo slapped at the oval. One had it, clock showed 5,91 left. GUk ' ST. LOUIS IUPil ~Lmeback- champion, will be ho1161ed at li11f trl.. for a U average. but dropptd it. The pigskin fell pasaed 1o Gilmore for tbe e"l ~ ~ke Strofollno was acllvat- boxing testimonial Nov. 30 However, lllal waa below bit Into the waiting arms of Chuck Ira points It was the . ftntl C rd.'Iday by .the St. Louis Sunnyside Garden. The 57·y·ear· 11 season average of aevea NeaL It was 6-0. Faught stop· score on WHS In the third pet. Bal mals. Obtamed frum the old fl)l'mer champion, sufller;,,.tl lOrds a carry. ped Gllk•y's run for the extra lod this year. · 8 llmore Coils as a free from cancer of the lhroat ON THIS BEAUTY 'o1ler'1 longe•t gain was points. FOURTR PERIOD agent,. Slrofolmo ~til replac.. now living In Chicago. tncllude<ill • e~ht ya.rds It came in the secSECOND PERIOD Starling on their own 37 late 1~· InJured Dave Stmmons lor In the program will be orill pertod. Estep had tw~ long After Ill' exchange of punts, In the third stanza, e teams game agatnst the bouts, with li!lme rin!!sidel ·' •'I I~P• - a 15-yarder In the Wellston drove 60 yarda In 15 marched 6:l yards In 13 plays, Washingtoo .RI'dsklns Sund~y . Uckets priced at $100 each. stfond •Ianza, aod a 10 · yard playa, IIJed bv two GAHS Hayburn hit Ervin with a 17 The Sunday Tlmes-Sentlneel, Sunday, ocl.!ber 23;-1986-9 bias! In th• thin! canto. Well- alllos, · bmh wh1ch gave yaroer for the score. ston s QB Hayburn; midway in Rockets lsl downs. Oiler ranomed to PATS and first stanza, picked up II ed up the middle for the final 10:36 left. It was s'ttll anyltody'l game at 20.16. Larry Thompron returned ~) ,, Via's enaulng kickoff from the GAllS five to the DeviiJ SO a 25-yard Kallop. Nine playa later, the Galllans GOT TO MAKE ROOM FOR MORE had marched Ill yarda to the Rockellt 21!, b~t the drive ll!zled NEW FORD TRADE-INSI when Chuck WUI!o soopped GilSEE US TODAY FOit THE SHARPEST key one yard ohort of 1 first Me'ns and Boys USID CARS IN THE VALLEY · dawn. The offtcta!J l'llled Gil· key's • bit the ground af· ter II oppeared he had a lint down. 1500 XL 2 dr. lulrdtop, 8 eyl., f speed trans., radio 1nd Welltton failed to MaiD, and beater, white sidewall tlree. · was fOI"<.'ed oo punt. GAllS turned tbe gesture as Mitchell . .. """'" I• . 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EVERY CAR AT FACTORY INVOICE OR LESS '," 1 lA\.- .. 1 U ~ CEILINGS · Dan Wickerham tor the final four tntercepUono by A •:; marker that made it 4!-ll. The victory enable AthOQII,'* The powerful Athens offense malntal~ its co-leadenhtp1 ~ lied h' 'th Galllpoh• in league compt1jtllll 304 rd 10 up. ya ~ .rus .mg WI, as both team• enter next :JiidotJ Hull getti?g 4t In mne ca .. day's crucial con~st with l!IJIJu nes and Goodwin nettmg 72 In tical 4-l record 1 seven triO!. The llulldogs The score by '~uarten· d<• completed two of •I• Athens .... . .. 14 21 ~ for 39 yards and showed Nelsonville . . . . 1 1 t O,.ttt first downs. Nelsonville could muster ly 71 yards oo the cround wi~ h Richey Polley accounting 42 of them, while the air gan1ell prov,d disastrous with two completions in 14 allempts and 1 ·1 1 minutes later. when he broke over the middle on a 14 yard run. Brinkman's two point run made It 36.fl' with 3:19 left !n the half. In the third period Hull Inlercepted a Hound pass on the NelsonvUie 30 yard line aod returned it oo the seven, from where Brinkman boiled over for the touchdown, and o !J..U lead with 5:51 left. With reserves playing the entire foilrth quarter, Athens scored with just 2:!6 left in the game when Lantz Repp shot a one-yard touchdown pass to 1 1 ------ Goodwin ~ccounted for his S<cond TD of the game when he raced around end 49 yards oo score with 10:08 left In the second quarter to make It 22after Bill Brinkman ran the two point conversion. Athens Intercepted a Nelsonville pass on the Hound 41 yard line and scored In just two plays. Hummell rolled out for 27, and then fullback Greg Hull galloped the final 15 yards to score with 8:16 left. Hull added his second touchdown of the contest about five uan nan ,., .J ...,. ce SW ·Battle to 6-6 Tie fl ~ ~ . . oua full - f e- and knew bow to get could not move as three in· back. pa vi ng the way. The Iron· •nsive line play that completed passes and a I> yard men mov"d in for their fi rst 8Y FRANK CAPEHART to the Eastern 18, but the ball came back a~ttm. and exciting game between two d Jackson time- after penalty !eft the Birkel coached ~cure witn Reed going in from Vi ~lllll~ East\:•11 spoilt>d Wa- : popped loose ,q,gain and evenly matched teams, and the hile hGlding the heavier eleven at their own 31 wi!ll a 12 yards out.. it was on ttlis h;u~ ~-~ ·s :o.••,...ior night F'riday barker ~1artin recovered. On the first time with the Eagles took advantage of WHS I to 112 yardS on the fourth auD 25 Ftrds to go. touchdown th,1t Reed was hit wilh a near impossible come· I Now inspired, the Eagles ball, 8 drive stalled by an miscues tr the manner that a ' 1 , was at. it~ best lhi~ sea- Lennie \lrm Mei er went back <JI the goal line and fumblrd. ' bHck th· t lumded the F'ak-ons , gan a , nee- with the clock. terceptlon, but the second winner must do. to punt. and while bein~ rushed but the olfici<tl ruled he had a hearthreaking :l6-25 defeal. I With one minutt and thirty sec- they went some 50 yar~s. , . on kirk e1 off to the Pan- h~rd by the lrnnm~n . let ~o touched the goal line marker With the Faleons in com- onds to €~1 they were sl.ill some ~c~~~ anoth~r11 score. William Quarterback Charles EJchmg- ~ I ers but a fumble at the Pom-1 wrth a punt off the side of hts and the fronmen were on the mand 2. 14 1 1 - th 35 .vards trom the Wahama goal. rt R t~k _ever from er was a tremt:ndously cool . ~--scoreboa rd wi th one second . a- J e Ill e _ga me Ont~ aga in Eichinger ran o t one. oltms' tuck was customer who SEOt\L GRIDS AN . and dnvmg for another score, r 1 k l,l good by the reteree under the threw and ran the Eagles' at. • T " DINGS I showmg on the cloc k. Reed also the Wah'"""' '' snddenlv devel· o I " por et, scramhed around posts but led ood b t k M· rt. R h 'Ec\M W I. ·r P OP · h · t k ·1 · aud thr ·t 'k th ' t' • ru no g Y ac · a m, .ous , Iran t e ronve' ' "•n n m<~ e I oped [ll ll1 blt>il!:>. After moving . ew a s n e, IS lme had d alte ngh f h Oh' " . thens 4 1 0 1:!2 22 :8 t.o 8. , . . . • to Mtke Marlin. who took it e man, an r a si t o t e lOans rolled up im· allipol i~. ~: : : ~ : ·. ~ : ~ ~ ·. ~ ~ ·. 4 I () 84 45 1 s20ome ·d401 _ya r~~ llr~ f tlwbl~: s lt rdn in stride at the 15 and hulled dJSCUSSIOfl the .:ount read 25-14. pressive statistit.:s as did .',) ?"11 gan - . . . • • . . . • . . . . 2 11 3:..) · After Jackson ki cked off~ a · E yat "''·hi" d o urn ""· an O\'er 1wo fa(' kl ers to put East. In all fairness ' It was a great Wahamans· ern ahead 26--l.l. For the Falcons, Batey, Daomeroy • .. ...... .. .... . ;) 2 0 80 68 115 yard oli pping penalty on a astrrn 5I·IJ e Jt up 7e ll ston .• . . . .. •.. . • . . .. 2 :~ White and William Arthur IV . '' 0 70 49 punting ~i1u;_.ttion gave the Pan- Down Jlt- field marched F.HS ackson . . . .. .. .. ... ... . . 2 3 0 80 •lhers a L1 and 10 at the Jackwith the Falcons trying to use Still thP Falcona were not were tremendous offensive cogs 64 eisl!"ville . .. . .... . . .. , . 2 3 0 :!8 r 22 1 so11 47. in nme plays Pomeroy up time and stop th• long one. dead. They grabbed an attempt. for one ol the finest local ofArmstrong hal created on .' liddlenort . ..... ... . , ... 0 5 0 34 19 2 moved the ball to the .faci<Son However, quarterback Charles ed onside kick near midfield. IJma Senior T Middletown 1 fensive shows in many a day. 0'};.~ LS 2tl 20 0 594 594 9. held bad< once by a delay I-:irhinger scrambled out of Four plays later. they had Oxford Talawanda 34 Paul Hoffman aod Harry u ... " entirely new ceilingt ~~:~:~ The wide bevel and di , FRIDAY'S RESULTS: of game penalty after Bi II the pocket and found big end the sidelines ..d tlmeoubi •· LPmo• Monroe 18 Meter led a great line live wood·like design make a~Jis 28 Wellston J6 English had made a picture Richard Douglas standing aU loog with some power running Fairmont West 1 all but sUfled the Eag. Brunswickldeelforanyroonl''' " IH s 48 Nelsonville 0 c:ttch at the 4 lor a 21 yard alone on the Wahama 10 yard and were knocking on the door Dayton Stebbins 8 (tie) les until those last few minutes. in your house. u odl ov 28 Jackson 16 gainer. Wtlh second and goal line. A long pass hit him and again. The ball rested on the Columbus Eastmoor 30 Next week, the Falcons wiU o(l! 48 Middleport 6 to go Swisher rolled back in the Jhe big lad waltzed in to make Eastern 19 and no one Columbll! Eaat 1 for that third win again When you visit 01 te aee 1 . OCTOBER 28 GAMES: ; protective pocket and hit Van it 25·20 in favor of the Falcons. that the fired up Falcons wert Reynoldaburg 53 they travel to Spencer new ArmJlitrong tMf!s at Gallipolis Meter In the end zone to put the On the ensuing kickoff, Wa- going to get either a oouchdown Hamilton Township 1 meet th• rugged Yellow your RCA Victor of "Brigadoon" for tJIItl at Jackson Panthers out in front once a. hama started 1riv1ng once a- or a field goal. However, on Loadon 45 Grovepert 0 Jackets. I'bi~ is a $4.79 value ~y at Nelsonv ille gain. Swisher's pass to Fin law gain. Some six or oeven plays the next play a Whama fumble Frederlcktow 8 Statlslic&: original TV ohow. ' -~~~ MiddleE':t_~ for the extra point was no good later, the Fakons had driven was covered by Eastern on the Clear ~ork 1 ttie) Departmtnl Wab. Eaat. - -~- - - ·- - ~~- - - -- ·-·--16, and t!Jat w~s the ball game. Crooksville 20 Mayavllle !I First downs . . · ·. . 12 U The Eagles JUmped off to a New l.elington S2 Tr1 Valley 14 Yards rushing . . . 280 302 14-6 lead in the first frame. On Morgan $2 SbertdBR 1 Passes .... .. .. 5-11 5-!2 the first play from scrimmage, Callton Tlmkin 110 Yards Passing .... 108 97 a quick nil brokt Eastern Don · .. .. 50 35 :Roush Joos for a 64 • yard · Cant<ln Aqufnal 11 By Quarters: dash. Allman rushed for the Clndnltati St. Xavier 8 Wahama 6 13 8 1)-25 extra pomt and it wao 7.fl. Clncinnali Elder 7 .. .. .. . 14 0 0 12-26 However, the Faicons eame ~ Plirill! · 28 storming back with an 85 Chauncey Dover I yard march which ended as SteubenviUt 2! Ralph Batey turned on the Canton McKinley e steam for a 15 yard touchdown Upper Arlington 21 Massillon i run. The kick waa off to one Marietta· 7 Zan..ville 7 (tie) side. On the first play East lJverpool 54 the kickoff, Dick MarUn broke Martina Ferry 1 I klose around the opposite Solem 31 WeUsoille 18 for a long 79-yard scorilg dash. Newark 28 Ironton 1 Allman ran the point and the Sandusky 20 Elyria 12 count wa• 14-6. Sandusky st. Marys !2 From tl!en on, the WahamCloverleaf t ans took charge. They mounted Chesapeake z; Symmes Valley a 65 yard drive tbat ended up Brooklyn fl Warrensville by a run ol eight yards by CuyahOIJa Helghta 14 Stock No. 1 Stock No. 68 Stock No. 89 Stock No. 90 Open Every Day, All Day, 7:00 Ill 5:30 EST. Ralph Batey. RollJns kicked the North Royalton 1 V-200 Valiant Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Saturday Nights Til 8 EST Muon, W. Va. extra point and early in the Orange 12 Chagrin Falls 7 Door Sta. Wagon 2 Door Hardtop 4 Door Hardtop 4 Door Hardtop second quarter the count went Lancaater 2:1 Chillicothe 14 to 14-!3. On the ne•t try with WAS $2874.28 WAS $3587.70 WAS $3504.14 WAS $3694.10 the ball, the Falcons roared for a 91-yard sustained OLE "DGC" SA.YS: which culrnlnated with a yard dash by Batey. The kick Stock No. 99 Stock No. 105 Stock No. 11 0 Stock No. 118 was blocked to make It 19-14, • Plymo_uth Fury Ill Plymouth Fury Ill Plymouth Belvd. II Plymouth Fury II Aller the half, the Falcons 2:54 left in the first period. Defending SEOAL champion down with 5:40 remalnlng In Athens parlayed the . strong the first period when Goodwin, running of fuU~ack Greg Hull a swift sophomore halfback, and balfback Mike Goodwin in· allot over from the three yard to a 48-0 rout. of Nelsonville line to climax a T7 yard drive Friday night, thus setting the in 11 plays. stage for a showdown battle Following the kickoff, Nelwith the Gallipolis Blue Devils son\!llle could not advance the next Friday night. ball and had lo punt but Jarnle In addition to a bruising Polley's ?DDt was blocked on ground attack that netted 304 the Hound live yard line by yards, the Bulldogs also con- Craig Rytma. Two plays la~r verted four intercepted passes quarterback Eric Hummell roll· inoo touchdowns aa the Grey- ed out and went Into the eod hounds came apart at the zone from the three yard Une. seams. Hummell also ran the twa point Athena taUied .the first touch· eonverslon oo moke It 14-0 with ...... , .... . ........ "' " "' . " t wah.ama Ill• Thfl•11e.r ---·-- --·----- NUS Mistakes Are Costly, Bulldogs Rip Hotlnds 48-<t~~ �,. . ,. '" t. ' Middleport Handed 48-6 · · L ' El · n even setback bJ~'\f OfYQ l:J. ! · tall th • ards and gave the Tornadoes yards In penalties. Bo~er~:~e!"U:O se~:~:~ ~a ~~:::.:P!n~nd r~. e e:< ~ con.vl~cing Z0JJ halfti~ le~d. I ~~artert roared 4W Y•::- _.saw, %. 9 ~~":a!"::~ ~ren~~ ~:~esia:n ~;:c.,.G al- North Ga: tried The tlllrd GM!~~r to· CUndfll es, comple one anra also a w . InterceptiOn. The PI tes nd By quarters: aerial lor psydirt was ooe up fiv~ first downs a N th Gollia o oo& - I th~t covered 70 yards wlt~ ~ w.~e~re=pen=al!l~~~~l~5~yar~ds~,rlg:h~t~Sou~o;rlh~e~m;_.""'~1:4~6:0:3:--28, mmutes and 51 - BOO?..Jid~.l Southern this Friday the tn1n quarter. ~liiiWif took Cundiff accounted lo~ three It was w1th ll seconds left 1 Southern touchdowns and led In the period that Grueser found ~ _ The Logan Chief· \TO. !lobbies kick wa~ good and Pass. Int. · 1 1 0 z the Torll8does t.l a 28-6 home- Cundiff, southern's hard-char g. talns back from a 7-8 It was 27-0 with 0:42 m the ball. Fllmbl..8 I . coming victory over ljorth Gal- lng ful::lack. open in the Pir· oqueaker victory over Wellston SECOND HALF Y ates secondary and hit hun 0 0 0 6 _ 6 · lia at Racine Friday night,, Wt week to clobber Middleport The third period was more Middleport 6 21 14. 7- 48 The Tornadoes, ahead all the with a 84 yard touchdown pass 1 0 here Friday night. scoring : the same,t~~n;'~v:r~!: f.! Lo:~leport 5 yd. way, scored twice is the first on a·lj)Urlhdown and~f:s ~be · pass lo:':::~a:u~:: in every period and flmshlng o reserves ass from Bradbury. J>eriod, again in the second and to-go slfuatJOn. Cun ' . en own - a hi Jon the match with their I h nd Igan. 'p then added their last ir. I he went in for the extra points to was sprung loos~ for s bg string. ; Halfback Greg West scored Logan - ·1lansley, I yd. Nn: fourth quarler. give sQulhern a 14.0 advantage carry by a beautiful block y The Chiefs now are 3·2 In the :from 1 yard out after the Chiefs Kempor, I yd. run; Westfall 30 North Gallia's only six-point· at the end of the first period. . Cozart. Steve Dalley then eonSEOAL. Miodleport is 0-5. moved 58 yards m slx plays. yd. paRS from Hansley: Barton er was put on \he scoreboard At practically the same stage verted the extra, points ' on a Log>~n put up six points in Sub Quarterback Greg Posten - 7 yJ. pass from Hansley: with 36 sec-onds remaining in of the second quarter - wlth run to conclude Southern s scor· the first period, 21 in the sec- passed to W~tlall for a 2-r~~ West, ' yd. run: Conrad 7 yd. Jhe cont.esl as Roger Garrett 15 seconds left - Grueser com- ing. ond, 14 in the third and 7 the conversiOn. Still m the h .. pass from Brady; Parry, 19 skirted the right end on a 50 pleted another TO pass to Coach Don Van Meter's Torfourth . The Jackets scored With period, Poston ~etum~: aM~~d yd. pass from Brady. EPs - yard jaunt against the Torna- Cundiff. '!'his aerial, thrown on nadoes now with a everall 4·3 . 1"12 in the game. dy punt 27 yar s to e ~-!. Dobenmelr, 4 Ikicks); Westfall, doe second team defensive a third down play, covered 14 rd' were credited with both · · d 1 11 1 y8 15 and a moment later uobu 8 . ' • reco , . They wert 68 yar s n P a . Q rterback Bill Brady P "· unit. The Pirates try for the good offensive and · defens1ve with 9tJarterback Asa Bradbury s~~~ 7uaards to Chuck Conrad extra pomts on a drop • kick Ravenswood Dumps play in the none-league tilt. spearlleading the push. He got tor a TDYDobbies' EP kick HIS AND HERS attempt •as shorl. Bel re Team 20·7 Some of the defensive staodouts 15 on_ a draw, passed 14 to ~nd was bloeked. ST. CHAKLES, Mo. !UP!) Southern had grabbed the The ~avenswood Red Devils were Tom Wickline, Mike Jen· DenniS Ault, ran f1 ~k ~or ~ With 7,35 left In the game New automobile license tags lead midway through the f1rst followed quarterback Jim kins, Bruce NeJgler, Don Har· and passed 5 to Ha a g Logan drove 93 yards in 9 plays, were JSsued to Mr. and Mrs. penod when T1m Cozar~ plung- Cha man to a solid 2o-1 win den, Jumor Brewer, Tom Did· Sauer for the TO. d d Brady passing tc Curt Parry Robert Randall. Mrs. Randall ed over from the two yard hne P VISiting Belpre Friday. die and Marty Morarlly along The sconng. para e t~pe~:u fOJ the last 19. In the drive, got plates with the letler pre- concluding a 32 yard drive by ov~~nce the senior leader has with Grueser, McClintock, Cun· witll Logan la~mg ~;:,' e "tch· Brady also passed to Poston fix "MA" and Randall's plates the Tornadoes in six plays. A returned to action, the Devils dif~ Cozart and Dalley.. Coach tlll Middleport s 39 f 'u~~'and for 3l!. Dohenmeir kicked his started with "PA." •.. 10 yard carry by semor John have now rung up a solid Van Meter moved suba mCto!Jrter· II out went astray m Ia s final point of the evening and . M,Ciintock had highlighted the 5-:1-1 mark and look forward to line-up Against the Dick ~oa=~ :~~~~~.;John ~.~... the score was 48·0. . Austria introduced postcards seri~s prior to Cozart's touch- their cross country batUe with coached PJrates much of l~g bucked in from the 1. Bob The game was a costly one I m 1846. do""· Cundiff was stopped short the powerful Ripley VIkings. final period. Dobiiuneir's EP kick was no I for the Jackets as 110 lb. Jun· The Tornadoes picked up gOod. i ior Jim Conde, offensive lull· Here's How UPI'a yards on the ground and 169 In tile second period the back-halfback and defensiVe Top 10 Did Friday by passes for a total yardage Chiefs went 60 yards In II halfback, was lost in the secer" of 3oo compared to 107 on the , plays, 210 lb. Fullback Johkn ond quarter withdad fracrtture of 11l/lD ls~~~~~p~~:~lleam~ in ground and 33 yards passing 1 1 Keniper diving over the stac ·~is left arm. M1 epo • a so United Press lotemaHoaal for North Gallia, The ed middle from the 1. "Dob- in the second quarter, lost JUn· bait team completed six of 12 pass· s h Cia" AA high scbool loot f .ll B ck • g attempts, lost one o . two bies" ·tick was perfect. ior halfha ' wan, w o, Ohio High ~..., •·•··J Football ht: 10 0 Columbus South r"•tings tared friday oig The Jackets, now going t.o the upon being cIippe d, su Ifered a fumbles, picked up 8 f Lr s t d · ted k By United Pess loteroational Columbus Linden 22 1. steubenville (7-0) de1ea1• air, pot one in Kemper's hands ! sprained ankle an twls. nee. MansfJ"eld •·n,·or 14 ' Columbus \\'est 0 M Ki I 22-0 downs and was assessed 45 .,-,.:: ed Canton c 8 ey, · 00 the Logan 25, who returned ! His injury was not believed to it 50 yards to the Middies' 25. 1be serious at the time, though Marion Harding 2 Cotmbus Central 12 2. Sandusky (7-0) defeated On the third play from there he could not return to the lme- Marion Catholic 46 Columbus North 6 Elyria, !&-t2. Ripley Upset27-6 Hansley passed 30 yards to End up. Big Walnut 0 Hilliard 14 Gahanna o 3. N'lles (6-0) played Akron II Blll Westfall who shook off two Logan's top ground gainers Bellevue 8 Buyrus 6, 1 Westerville 32 M1fflm 0 st. Vincent Saturday. By Sissonvi e 11 tacklers and went in free and were West with 46 yards 10 7 Normalk 22 Upper Sandusky 16 Whitehall 26 Teays Valley 6 4. Upper Arllngtoo 17.01 de· Triple-A Sissonville put dear. Logan bad been held, and carries and Kemper with 41 in Eastern Local 26 Delaware Hayes 21 feated Massillon, Zl-6. sudden halt to the Ripley penalized from the 25 yard 8. For Middleport, Mark Tanne· Wahama, W. Va. 25 Grandview 6 s. Columbus Watterto~ 16-0) march to top of the Double-A line to the JO before the bomb hill had 62 m 19 carnes, Brad- Ravt:nswood, W. Va. 20 Columbus Academy 38 met Dayton Alter Satu ay. heap as they turned back the to Westfall. bury 32 in 5, and Sauer 23 in 7. Belpre 7 East Knox 0 6. Akron Hoban \H) defeat- Vikings Friday night by a 2'1-6 still in the second period, Lo· STATISTICS Portsmouth 43 Berne Union 26 ed Struthers, SG-4. counL . ings in a Mid-Ohio \alley WE PAY U, S. Repre~tnlatlve Claude .Pepper of Florida, and Pete O'Grady, Eneutlve ll1rftlor, Demoeratlc Slate Headquarters, wUI be U.. leatnred spea~m at the Ohio Tenth DISCUSS TURKEYS - C. E. Blakeslee, center, Meigs County Agrleulture Extension Agent, talks turkey production with Ralph Old~and, left, a:nd F·r an k District "Congressman MOtl· Dbtrlct Phelps of Gallia County, both employees of the Ralston·Punna Co. durmg a lunch· ler - llemf)Cr!ltle Fund RBiol•& Dinner, Oelober eon meeting In Pomeroy Friday. ZS, at 6:30 p. m. at Baker ' Ceater on lbe Olllo U.tvers~ ly campus at Atllent. II Ia betug held In appreciation ol · Congreumaa Moeller't record ID the Honse of Representative•, and 11 a m.eaas to bring to&ether Slate aDd District DemoeraUe €andl· dates ID tho Oblo Telllll llli· I Greaf Opportunity ·Posed In Area Turkey .Growjng r" ; V'S u•aDJ gan !COred after a ed36 l"rd I Fl I Do Log. l~ld:. Ports!~~gf~~1r~o~~~e 46 drive II ansley pass lo ary rs wns TO. Dobbies kick was good and IYds. Rush (net) 17! 117 V~lley 0 Bartow for 34, a recovered I Yds. Pass. 196 103 New Boston 30 Portsmou th East 0 367 220 tumble lost 5, but Hansley got Total Yds. It back with a 7 yard pass, a· Pass. Att. 18 18 Northwest 32 Wheelersburg 20 aift to Bariow, lor the fourth Pass. Compl. 11 7 Marion Franklin 20 li ~-ci!:~~:~ltiS~~~vi~~:~~~·l Lancaster Fenwick 14 Columbus Hartley 18 Columbus Walnut Ridge 13 The blg Sissonville !eleven &.Hamilton Gorlleld (0.01 de- capitalized on •orne Rip ey er· d %7-8 rors and mounted a strong at· leat'd Falrflel • • tack or their own to hand the Worthington 20 Mt. Vemon 14 9.Mass111 on ('3 ~ ·II lost to Un. Y ef the Wesl Jeffe•son 20 Dublin 6 Vikings theirV"kl first 1oss now per Arlington, !1-6. Circleville 14 Wilmington 6 10. Elyria (5-1·11 lost to season. The I ngs are Mechanicsburg 26 Sandusky, 20-lt. 6-1 on the year. Southeastern 0 10-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 23, 1966 Unioto 40 Paint Valley 0 Greenfield McClain 17 Miami Trace 14 Washington Court House 45 0 080 - 8 Hillsboro 6 3 6 0 0 - 16 Piketon 46 Logan Elm 0 Touchdowns : Vmton _ Car· Vinton County 16 Rutland 0 111 150 yard run: Bethel Fairfield Union 14 II) (I yard run), PAT _ Vin· Liberty Union 12 _ Carver (1) (run); Beth· Frankfort-Adena 23 el (!) (run), Canal Winchester 3 Rutland _ Hawkins <I) 145 New Albany 34 Centerburg 0 yard run): PAT -llawkino II) I Marysville 30 Grove City 8 Rutland Handed 16-8 Loss' Give yourself a raise ·~. • . • higher returnq turkey industry In this • · "'"-· investors great opconstruction of giant processing Wellston, Meigs Coonl'ltl''!l"' leaders were advls· . ,.;.· By placing your funds where they achlev~ highest possible dividends, a raise. yourself you can give Your savings will be 1 Oldhand, poultry prosupervisor for tile Athens, and County areas, ialslml·l'uri:na Co., Indica!p)ant In Wellston as well as provision for source of income future security. Open your account today. tALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL >---.:.:.... The Gallipol~ Savings and Loan Company · Opposite Post ~ce '~~n• 446-3832 Gall•polis, "OhJO VOL. 1 NO. 38 I SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1966 Pa~~elt SECOND SECTION Blood Debts the turkey businets and indicat·l ed the initial inveshnent farmers will be $16,500 to $17,· 000. He said the net income from such an investment should be approximately $5,244 annual· ly. A meeting to ln!onn farm~s interesled In the Ralston-Purma program is being scheduled Two men suffered painful In· Nov. :!4 at 3 p.m. in tile In a one car accident Spring• Grange Hall. State Route 248 six tenths a mile wosl of Olive townroad 265 Friday at 5:05 Men Injured Painfully In Wreck Meigs County needs 91 untts of blood to psy current debls for blood used by Meigs Count•1 reoldents, according to Mrs. Mary Hamm, blood program chairman of the Me1gs County Chapter, American R~J Cross. This Includes 19 units at Holzer Hospital, 14 at Moigs General, 34 at Veterans' M•m· orial, two at Sheltering Arms and 22 at Columbus hospital•. The bloodmobile visit on Monday, Oct. 24, from noon 10 6 p. m. at the Pomeroy Junior High School will be the oppor· !unity for Meigs County PE!Ui'le to pay their debt; 150 donors wl_il be oeeded on Monday for thiS debt. 11 20 per cent of the donors are rejected, plus 15 per cent of the transfusible blood go'ng for the armed forces and vete~· f- ans hOS?Itals, lbe actual ... to Melga CoUD!J w1l1 Pt ~ under laG units. Th Blood ~ bo: the ~ one lbe r:,dn:~ce. for UDtl lllliiJ • Clelveand,noRaw _,_ ~ _-._. 8 =::n a· crrauw Senfng the CIIDII!en Ou will ba """" membett ol lbe , Conaervatioo Teaaue ol port. ,,.1100 l, • WILLIAM BIRD Area Rolling Welk~ WUIIam Harold Bird, ~ 1111 Southern lllgh Sebool gradu· ate, II undergolns ldl naval bosle traiDing at Great Lakes, Hlfnols. He II the IOD of Mr. Meigs County Rep. Ralph leeds It to layers, collects and Improvements In the Pont4 and Mn. Harold William Bird Welker told Middleport • Pome- carto!lll the eggs lor wholesale, Loog Bottom area. of RD HaeiDe, roy Rotarians Friday night, and raises fryers and turkeys "Good blghways are vi~ 1fif "Meigs County is rolling.'' as well. bulllll088 to grow, be ~ . He was f!Uesl speaker at He employs 10 persons and He llnds more groups Heath Church following dinner has recenUy purchased the lor· erating today, working to811W' served by ladles of t!Je church. mer AtkiruJ huUdlng on Mul· for better thlngo. Judge John C. Bacon lntroduc- berry-Ave ln Pomeroy. He was certain the Rotiti&.D ed the speaker. In statecraft, hia remarks contract would be oold ID Jm Weiker, a farmer-stalesman were on tnghways, in which he uary. seeking electioo to the state found great progress being Ladies serving wera t.ln. legislature from the new 27th made. Improvements are being Nan Moore, Mrs. Edith Jlyjden, House district, described his made in Route 7, the by-pass of Mrs. Oma Wood, Mrs. ~ poultry business as the Integral· Pomeroy-MiddleiJOrt Is under Coats, Mrs. Everett Hall inll od !ype in which he raises feed, construction, and there are Mills Bess Sanborn. • Sheep Profit School Opens NovemberS Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St.) Pomeroy 'f itntitttl trlc~ The Melg& County Sherifrs department reported that the men were thrown from the car as It went out of control oa a curve. It traveled 97 feet off the highway, rolling over sev· era! times, and landing in a over an embankment. "Safe Saving Since ·1886" ~ Vinton County Vikingsto the Viking• and were un· 1~a quick first quarter table to get a passing attack to , wn, added another in I going as Haw~ns threw the ' ext period and then held ] limes, completmg three f o off• a Red Devil rally in the 15 yards and had one mtercept· thi't! quarter to down Lie lads 'ed. , . . of fch Charles Sm1th 16-8 In The Y1kmgs p1cked Up 180 a -Ohio Valley Conference yards on the ground and held ba at McArthw· Friday Rutland to t30. The Vmton 111& County Jearn threw ~' .. passes during the game, com· · win assured the V1kmgs pleting none. of least a be In the MOVC Next week the Rutland Red y boosted their record to Devils are home to face a STORE HOURS FOR the Jeapue and 5·1 league team, the Poca ••c.ou 11 THIS WEEK from Poca, W. Va. Vikings kicked off to Scoring: 11 to8PM the title match and held (run). ed Devils forcing a punt. - - - - - - - - - EveryDay , a second down siluatlon FOR .. mid-field stripe the Vin· ounty lads lined up in appeared to be the b" coming up. 'The right · split wide backed by a From Gallia, Meigs and Athens 'ack about 20 yards out. ' "bomb" did h!t, but from ON 'ferent angle. Quarterback Bethel took the s n a p, The winlesa Pt. Pleasant Big NEW NANCY to his fullback Rick Blacks put up a fine effort Fri· er and the yalloping full· day night at home against a Full88 Key With Fall HART SPINET went the distance straight strong Huntington F.ast team Really Good Prices ••• he middle lor " 50 yard before finally succumbing Bo~rd or Key Cover eHagstrom eGibson own run. Carver added East dominated the ~~~!:~:. 1 1 · extra points with a blast but the Blacks rode the eWurlitztr eVox ' e middle and Vinton took mg arm of young Pete to 0 lead with eight min· mitt to two dandy drives SAVE-SAVE-SAVE left In the first period. just missed tying the score. ' tile second quarter, after With Ea!l leading 13-6, Me.· xchange of punts, t!Je Vik· Dennltt took his mates down again had tl1e ball, this field 70 yards only to be halted on their own 4:J. The Vin· 00 the East nine yard stripe. unty lads seemingly found During the drive, · ' a eak spot in the Red Devils completed four passes for a toline and pounded out 57 yards tal of 42 yard!. On the ".'g''' II to. paydirt with quarterback McDermitt wao eight-for-nine. Walnut Finish Btlhel going in from the one Meantime East's Bill 5:45 left in the haU. Beth· Neer psssed lor two touchCherry Finish , eJ~dded the extra pomts and down.< and ran the third Vikings took a 14·0 lead to log the victory. The talent· II tbj locker room at the ht~lf. : Huntington back had _ ...,. 11 Return Rental-Reg. $795 Gulbransen At tile start of the thir<l per- of·flllUteen, and led his mate. $ ONLY $20.00 DOWN $6.00 WIEKLY lod the Red DevJis began to to better than three hundred rii\IY as qu.r.tcrback Joe Hawk· yards from offense. "Hamilton" Baldwin Reg- $945 Domonotrator-411111 Only 6 Mo. int began pJCkmg up yardage Huntln~ scored their lll"liend sweeps. . . TO on a fOurth down pi&)' from One of Ohio's Few Fa1·mer Lawmakers, With a first and ten ~Jtuahon th PI Pleasant 12 on a 40" Contolo New Wurlltzer a1'1he Viking 45, Hswkms roll· f~m McNeer to Lovins. Th1•irll ONLY$2o~oooowN $300WEEKLY Ralphs wants to put his business experi· ~ out to hJS left, picked up second eame on ttJe last &<JI!d downfJOid blockmg and of the first half from the ON A NEW WURL!TZIR Reg. $1275 H1mmoncl Spinet $ ence to work, bring and create jobs. He flilbled 45 yards for the only lloot by McNeer. Point 40" s~NET PIANo . Mldtl M4 Rltland score. Hawk1ns' run on 3 ro fof the extras was good and scored its touchdown on a one battles, cuts the red tape! Gets things dqne SAVE$2oOONNEWPLAYERPIANO . . (UIItl) th6 Red Devils had closed the yard run by Barry Nash after ADVANCE THE 27TH DISTRICT Como In and Register For Fr;a Electric GUitar•. No Purch.. Nlli.aaNry tlap to 1&-8 with I: 15 left I• the McDermitt had completed , third period. three passes lor S3 yards. ' .In the fourth quarler the Next week, the Blacks LOCATED AT VltJng defense settled down to Ripley, followed by an uper'' ll dtjpping Rutland'• passing date before their final game &ilm• as well as the running against GalhpoliB. RiiPUBL!CAN ot; Hawkillll and wrapped up a Depatlmeit ltMt a share of the Mid-Ohio First Downs .... 7 Villey Conferenct. champion- Yards Ru1hing · · 35 By Welker CommiH.., Fred W. Crow, Ch1irman Nat J)oor to Stiffler'• ..lp. Pasllell . . .. . . . .. H Pd P I Adv "" .. 10' ' o. . RutiBDd eould galher but 8 Yards Paostns .... •• • 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.•••••••••-~111!1••••• fll'll doWlll while eivW, up 12 Plllllllleo •• - -·· 15 40,~ •• sbould begin operation next July. Oldhand, Introduced by Meigs County Agricultural Extension Agent C. E. Blakeslee, said II> million birds will be processed from the plant during its first year of operation and producUon Is expected to be Increased to 6 million after five years of operation, Mr. Oldhand suggested rural folks will become Interested In POSTER WINNERS - Four winners were named In a poster contest at Washington school In Galli. The contest sponsored by Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club, and the Gallipolis Junior Chamber of Com= Iff•· was designed to help support a favorable vote for the district library levy in the November election. Tlltri were 88 posters submitted. Winners pictured right to left, and titles of their posters are: Susan Anne sixth grade, firat prize; "Dynamic Duo Votes Yes"; Andy Fischer, fourth grade, second prize, ''Prof ~ · worm"; Sherry Casey, fourth grade, third prize, "Use Your Rigbt And Vote," and Jodie Evans, sixth gratft, fourth prize, "Help Support Tbe Library Levy." ;d EVERYONE'S TALKING RALPH WELKER pOint . Suffers STATE REPRESENTATIVE Seventh Grid Defeat, 20-6 SAVE USED SPINET 1 Guitars & Amps PIANO 5 388 $414 Piano &. Organ Bargains' M::r;;ll 1 . SPECIAL TERMS, $5 D!)WN, MONTHS TO PAY .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $588 SPECIAL PRIQS .ON ALL Wurliher Spinet WURLITZER ORGANS Wurlitzer Spinet · ........ · · .. $579 NEW WURLITER ORGAN Spinet Piano .. · .... ·...... · .. · $558 669 wiJl! <' ; lhfl 1 •'. Studio Piano s~:u~ f' ,, !,..' I ·; $488 LOWERY ORGAN· •399 Deluxe Spinet ................ $598 Save 200 . State Representative X , . .. ,. .. ' 104.W. MAIN l POMEROY RALPH WELKER .. ,. .. ... .... ..... ..... . . _..._.. ... ... .. . ... ·' ....- ...... . . .... .........._ __ .- ORGAN ., ·~ ...... ··--·'f ',...•.. ~ ·"'- ... _.......... . ............... . - ...... _ ............_._.... Crowd Pleaser,. .I I 'I. ' I ' I �,. . ,. '" t. ' Middleport Handed 48-6 · · L ' El · n even setback bJ~'\f OfYQ l:J. ! · tall th • ards and gave the Tornadoes yards In penalties. Bo~er~:~e!"U:O se~:~:~ ~a ~~:::.:P!n~nd r~. e e:< ~ con.vl~cing Z0JJ halfti~ le~d. I ~~artert roared 4W Y•::- _.saw, %. 9 ~~":a!"::~ ~ren~~ ~:~esia:n ~;:c.,.G al- North Ga: tried The tlllrd GM!~~r to· CUndfll es, comple one anra also a w . InterceptiOn. The PI tes nd By quarters: aerial lor psydirt was ooe up fiv~ first downs a N th Gollia o oo& - I th~t covered 70 yards wlt~ ~ w.~e~re=pen=al!l~~~~l~5~yar~ds~,rlg:h~t~Sou~o;rlh~e~m;_.""'~1:4~6:0:3:--28, mmutes and 51 - BOO?..Jid~.l Southern this Friday the tn1n quarter. ~liiiWif took Cundiff accounted lo~ three It was w1th ll seconds left 1 Southern touchdowns and led In the period that Grueser found ~ _ The Logan Chief· \TO. !lobbies kick wa~ good and Pass. Int. · 1 1 0 z the Torll8does t.l a 28-6 home- Cundiff, southern's hard-char g. talns back from a 7-8 It was 27-0 with 0:42 m the ball. Fllmbl..8 I . coming victory over ljorth Gal- lng ful::lack. open in the Pir· oqueaker victory over Wellston SECOND HALF Y ates secondary and hit hun 0 0 0 6 _ 6 · lia at Racine Friday night,, Wt week to clobber Middleport The third period was more Middleport 6 21 14. 7- 48 The Tornadoes, ahead all the with a 84 yard touchdown pass 1 0 here Friday night. scoring : the same,t~~n;'~v:r~!: f.! Lo:~leport 5 yd. way, scored twice is the first on a·lj)Urlhdown and~f:s ~be · pass lo:':::~a:u~:: in every period and flmshlng o reserves ass from Bradbury. J>eriod, again in the second and to-go slfuatJOn. Cun ' . en own - a hi Jon the match with their I h nd Igan. 'p then added their last ir. I he went in for the extra points to was sprung loos~ for s bg string. ; Halfback Greg West scored Logan - ·1lansley, I yd. Nn: fourth quarler. give sQulhern a 14.0 advantage carry by a beautiful block y The Chiefs now are 3·2 In the :from 1 yard out after the Chiefs Kempor, I yd. run; Westfall 30 North Gallia's only six-point· at the end of the first period. . Cozart. Steve Dalley then eonSEOAL. Miodleport is 0-5. moved 58 yards m slx plays. yd. paRS from Hansley: Barton er was put on \he scoreboard At practically the same stage verted the extra, points ' on a Log>~n put up six points in Sub Quarterback Greg Posten - 7 yJ. pass from Hansley: with 36 sec-onds remaining in of the second quarter - wlth run to conclude Southern s scor· the first period, 21 in the sec- passed to W~tlall for a 2-r~~ West, ' yd. run: Conrad 7 yd. Jhe cont.esl as Roger Garrett 15 seconds left - Grueser com- ing. ond, 14 in the third and 7 the conversiOn. Still m the h .. pass from Brady; Parry, 19 skirted the right end on a 50 pleted another TO pass to Coach Don Van Meter's Torfourth . The Jackets scored With period, Poston ~etum~: aM~~d yd. pass from Brady. EPs - yard jaunt against the Torna- Cundiff. '!'his aerial, thrown on nadoes now with a everall 4·3 . 1"12 in the game. dy punt 27 yar s to e ~-!. Dobenmelr, 4 Ikicks); Westfall, doe second team defensive a third down play, covered 14 rd' were credited with both · · d 1 11 1 y8 15 and a moment later uobu 8 . ' • reco , . They wert 68 yar s n P a . Q rterback Bill Brady P "· unit. The Pirates try for the good offensive and · defens1ve with 9tJarterback Asa Bradbury s~~~ 7uaards to Chuck Conrad extra pomts on a drop • kick Ravenswood Dumps play in the none-league tilt. spearlleading the push. He got tor a TDYDobbies' EP kick HIS AND HERS attempt •as shorl. Bel re Team 20·7 Some of the defensive staodouts 15 on_ a draw, passed 14 to ~nd was bloeked. ST. CHAKLES, Mo. !UP!) Southern had grabbed the The ~avenswood Red Devils were Tom Wickline, Mike Jen· DenniS Ault, ran f1 ~k ~or ~ With 7,35 left In the game New automobile license tags lead midway through the f1rst followed quarterback Jim kins, Bruce NeJgler, Don Har· and passed 5 to Ha a g Logan drove 93 yards in 9 plays, were JSsued to Mr. and Mrs. penod when T1m Cozar~ plung- Cha man to a solid 2o-1 win den, Jumor Brewer, Tom Did· Sauer for the TO. d d Brady passing tc Curt Parry Robert Randall. Mrs. Randall ed over from the two yard hne P VISiting Belpre Friday. die and Marty Morarlly along The sconng. para e t~pe~:u fOJ the last 19. In the drive, got plates with the letler pre- concluding a 32 yard drive by ov~~nce the senior leader has with Grueser, McClintock, Cun· witll Logan la~mg ~;:,' e "tch· Brady also passed to Poston fix "MA" and Randall's plates the Tornadoes in six plays. A returned to action, the Devils dif~ Cozart and Dalley.. Coach tlll Middleport s 39 f 'u~~'and for 3l!. Dohenmeir kicked his started with "PA." •.. 10 yard carry by semor John have now rung up a solid Van Meter moved suba mCto!Jrter· II out went astray m Ia s final point of the evening and . M,Ciintock had highlighted the 5-:1-1 mark and look forward to line-up Against the Dick ~oa=~ :~~~~~.;John ~.~... the score was 48·0. . Austria introduced postcards seri~s prior to Cozart's touch- their cross country batUe with coached PJrates much of l~g bucked in from the 1. Bob The game was a costly one I m 1846. do""· Cundiff was stopped short the powerful Ripley VIkings. final period. Dobiiuneir's EP kick was no I for the Jackets as 110 lb. Jun· The Tornadoes picked up gOod. i ior Jim Conde, offensive lull· Here's How UPI'a yards on the ground and 169 In tile second period the back-halfback and defensiVe Top 10 Did Friday by passes for a total yardage Chiefs went 60 yards In II halfback, was lost in the secer" of 3oo compared to 107 on the , plays, 210 lb. Fullback Johkn ond quarter withdad fracrtture of 11l/lD ls~~~~~p~~:~lleam~ in ground and 33 yards passing 1 1 Keniper diving over the stac ·~is left arm. M1 epo • a so United Press lotemaHoaal for North Gallia, The ed middle from the 1. "Dob- in the second quarter, lost JUn· bait team completed six of 12 pass· s h Cia" AA high scbool loot f .ll B ck • g attempts, lost one o . two bies" ·tick was perfect. ior halfha ' wan, w o, Ohio High ~..., •·•··J Football ht: 10 0 Columbus South r"•tings tared friday oig The Jackets, now going t.o the upon being cIippe d, su Ifered a fumbles, picked up 8 f Lr s t d · ted k By United Pess loteroational Columbus Linden 22 1. steubenville (7-0) de1ea1• air, pot one in Kemper's hands ! sprained ankle an twls. nee. MansfJ"eld •·n,·or 14 ' Columbus \\'est 0 M Ki I 22-0 downs and was assessed 45 .,-,.:: ed Canton c 8 ey, · 00 the Logan 25, who returned ! His injury was not believed to it 50 yards to the Middies' 25. 1be serious at the time, though Marion Harding 2 Cotmbus Central 12 2. Sandusky (7-0) defeated On the third play from there he could not return to the lme- Marion Catholic 46 Columbus North 6 Elyria, !&-t2. Ripley Upset27-6 Hansley passed 30 yards to End up. Big Walnut 0 Hilliard 14 Gahanna o 3. N'lles (6-0) played Akron II Blll Westfall who shook off two Logan's top ground gainers Bellevue 8 Buyrus 6, 1 Westerville 32 M1fflm 0 st. Vincent Saturday. By Sissonvi e 11 tacklers and went in free and were West with 46 yards 10 7 Normalk 22 Upper Sandusky 16 Whitehall 26 Teays Valley 6 4. Upper Arllngtoo 17.01 de· Triple-A Sissonville put dear. Logan bad been held, and carries and Kemper with 41 in Eastern Local 26 Delaware Hayes 21 feated Massillon, Zl-6. sudden halt to the Ripley penalized from the 25 yard 8. For Middleport, Mark Tanne· Wahama, W. Va. 25 Grandview 6 s. Columbus Watterto~ 16-0) march to top of the Double-A line to the JO before the bomb hill had 62 m 19 carnes, Brad- Ravt:nswood, W. Va. 20 Columbus Academy 38 met Dayton Alter Satu ay. heap as they turned back the to Westfall. bury 32 in 5, and Sauer 23 in 7. Belpre 7 East Knox 0 6. Akron Hoban \H) defeat- Vikings Friday night by a 2'1-6 still in the second period, Lo· STATISTICS Portsmouth 43 Berne Union 26 ed Struthers, SG-4. counL . ings in a Mid-Ohio \alley WE PAY U, S. Repre~tnlatlve Claude .Pepper of Florida, and Pete O'Grady, Eneutlve ll1rftlor, Demoeratlc Slate Headquarters, wUI be U.. leatnred spea~m at the Ohio Tenth DISCUSS TURKEYS - C. E. Blakeslee, center, Meigs County Agrleulture Extension Agent, talks turkey production with Ralph Old~and, left, a:nd F·r an k District "Congressman MOtl· Dbtrlct Phelps of Gallia County, both employees of the Ralston·Punna Co. durmg a lunch· ler - llemf)Cr!ltle Fund RBiol•& Dinner, Oelober eon meeting In Pomeroy Friday. ZS, at 6:30 p. m. at Baker ' Ceater on lbe Olllo U.tvers~ ly campus at Atllent. II Ia betug held In appreciation ol · Congreumaa Moeller't record ID the Honse of Representative•, and 11 a m.eaas to bring to&ether Slate aDd District DemoeraUe €andl· dates ID tho Oblo Telllll llli· I Greaf Opportunity ·Posed In Area Turkey .Growjng r" ; V'S u•aDJ gan !COred after a ed36 l"rd I Fl I Do Log. l~ld:. Ports!~~gf~~1r~o~~~e 46 drive II ansley pass lo ary rs wns TO. Dobbies kick was good and IYds. Rush (net) 17! 117 V~lley 0 Bartow for 34, a recovered I Yds. Pass. 196 103 New Boston 30 Portsmou th East 0 367 220 tumble lost 5, but Hansley got Total Yds. It back with a 7 yard pass, a· Pass. Att. 18 18 Northwest 32 Wheelersburg 20 aift to Bariow, lor the fourth Pass. Compl. 11 7 Marion Franklin 20 li ~-ci!:~~:~ltiS~~~vi~~:~~~·l Lancaster Fenwick 14 Columbus Hartley 18 Columbus Walnut Ridge 13 The blg Sissonville !eleven &.Hamilton Gorlleld (0.01 de- capitalized on •orne Rip ey er· d %7-8 rors and mounted a strong at· leat'd Falrflel • • tack or their own to hand the Worthington 20 Mt. Vemon 14 9.Mass111 on ('3 ~ ·II lost to Un. Y ef the Wesl Jeffe•son 20 Dublin 6 Vikings theirV"kl first 1oss now per Arlington, !1-6. Circleville 14 Wilmington 6 10. Elyria (5-1·11 lost to season. The I ngs are Mechanicsburg 26 Sandusky, 20-lt. 6-1 on the year. Southeastern 0 10-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, October 23, 1966 Unioto 40 Paint Valley 0 Greenfield McClain 17 Miami Trace 14 Washington Court House 45 0 080 - 8 Hillsboro 6 3 6 0 0 - 16 Piketon 46 Logan Elm 0 Touchdowns : Vmton _ Car· Vinton County 16 Rutland 0 111 150 yard run: Bethel Fairfield Union 14 II) (I yard run), PAT _ Vin· Liberty Union 12 _ Carver (1) (run); Beth· Frankfort-Adena 23 el (!) (run), Canal Winchester 3 Rutland _ Hawkins <I) 145 New Albany 34 Centerburg 0 yard run): PAT -llawkino II) I Marysville 30 Grove City 8 Rutland Handed 16-8 Loss' Give yourself a raise ·~. • . • higher returnq turkey industry In this • · "'"-· investors great opconstruction of giant processing Wellston, Meigs Coonl'ltl''!l"' leaders were advls· . ,.;.· By placing your funds where they achlev~ highest possible dividends, a raise. yourself you can give Your savings will be 1 Oldhand, poultry prosupervisor for tile Athens, and County areas, ialslml·l'uri:na Co., Indica!p)ant In Wellston as well as provision for source of income future security. Open your account today. tALL ACCOUNTS GUARANTEED IN FULL >---.:.:.... The Gallipol~ Savings and Loan Company · Opposite Post ~ce '~~n• 446-3832 Gall•polis, "OhJO VOL. 1 NO. 38 I SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1966 Pa~~elt SECOND SECTION Blood Debts the turkey businets and indicat·l ed the initial inveshnent farmers will be $16,500 to $17,· 000. He said the net income from such an investment should be approximately $5,244 annual· ly. A meeting to ln!onn farm~s interesled In the Ralston-Purma program is being scheduled Two men suffered painful In· Nov. :!4 at 3 p.m. in tile In a one car accident Spring• Grange Hall. State Route 248 six tenths a mile wosl of Olive townroad 265 Friday at 5:05 Men Injured Painfully In Wreck Meigs County needs 91 untts of blood to psy current debls for blood used by Meigs Count•1 reoldents, according to Mrs. Mary Hamm, blood program chairman of the Me1gs County Chapter, American R~J Cross. This Includes 19 units at Holzer Hospital, 14 at Moigs General, 34 at Veterans' M•m· orial, two at Sheltering Arms and 22 at Columbus hospital•. The bloodmobile visit on Monday, Oct. 24, from noon 10 6 p. m. at the Pomeroy Junior High School will be the oppor· !unity for Meigs County PE!Ui'le to pay their debt; 150 donors wl_il be oeeded on Monday for thiS debt. 11 20 per cent of the donors are rejected, plus 15 per cent of the transfusible blood go'ng for the armed forces and vete~· f- ans hOS?Itals, lbe actual ... to Melga CoUD!J w1l1 Pt ~ under laG units. Th Blood ~ bo: the ~ one lbe r:,dn:~ce. for UDtl lllliiJ • Clelveand,noRaw _,_ ~ _-._. 8 =::n a· crrauw Senfng the CIIDII!en Ou will ba """" membett ol lbe , Conaervatioo Teaaue ol port. ,,.1100 l, • WILLIAM BIRD Area Rolling Welk~ WUIIam Harold Bird, ~ 1111 Southern lllgh Sebool gradu· ate, II undergolns ldl naval bosle traiDing at Great Lakes, Hlfnols. He II the IOD of Mr. Meigs County Rep. Ralph leeds It to layers, collects and Improvements In the Pont4 and Mn. Harold William Bird Welker told Middleport • Pome- carto!lll the eggs lor wholesale, Loog Bottom area. of RD HaeiDe, roy Rotarians Friday night, and raises fryers and turkeys "Good blghways are vi~ 1fif "Meigs County is rolling.'' as well. bulllll088 to grow, be ~ . He was f!Uesl speaker at He employs 10 persons and He llnds more groups Heath Church following dinner has recenUy purchased the lor· erating today, working to811W' served by ladles of t!Je church. mer AtkiruJ huUdlng on Mul· for better thlngo. Judge John C. Bacon lntroduc- berry-Ave ln Pomeroy. He was certain the Rotiti&.D ed the speaker. In statecraft, hia remarks contract would be oold ID Jm Weiker, a farmer-stalesman were on tnghways, in which he uary. seeking electioo to the state found great progress being Ladies serving wera t.ln. legislature from the new 27th made. Improvements are being Nan Moore, Mrs. Edith Jlyjden, House district, described his made in Route 7, the by-pass of Mrs. Oma Wood, Mrs. ~ poultry business as the Integral· Pomeroy-MiddleiJOrt Is under Coats, Mrs. Everett Hall inll od !ype in which he raises feed, construction, and there are Mills Bess Sanborn. • Sheep Profit School Opens NovemberS Summers & Son Now At 104 W. Main St.) Pomeroy 'f itntitttl trlc~ The Melg& County Sherifrs department reported that the men were thrown from the car as It went out of control oa a curve. It traveled 97 feet off the highway, rolling over sev· era! times, and landing in a over an embankment. "Safe Saving Since ·1886" ~ Vinton County Vikingsto the Viking• and were un· 1~a quick first quarter table to get a passing attack to , wn, added another in I going as Haw~ns threw the ' ext period and then held ] limes, completmg three f o off• a Red Devil rally in the 15 yards and had one mtercept· thi't! quarter to down Lie lads 'ed. , . . of fch Charles Sm1th 16-8 In The Y1kmgs p1cked Up 180 a -Ohio Valley Conference yards on the ground and held ba at McArthw· Friday Rutland to t30. The Vmton 111& County Jearn threw ~' .. passes during the game, com· · win assured the V1kmgs pleting none. of least a be In the MOVC Next week the Rutland Red y boosted their record to Devils are home to face a STORE HOURS FOR the Jeapue and 5·1 league team, the Poca ••c.ou 11 THIS WEEK from Poca, W. Va. Vikings kicked off to Scoring: 11 to8PM the title match and held (run). ed Devils forcing a punt. - - - - - - - - - EveryDay , a second down siluatlon FOR .. mid-field stripe the Vin· ounty lads lined up in appeared to be the b" coming up. 'The right · split wide backed by a From Gallia, Meigs and Athens 'ack about 20 yards out. ' "bomb" did h!t, but from ON 'ferent angle. Quarterback Bethel took the s n a p, The winlesa Pt. Pleasant Big NEW NANCY to his fullback Rick Blacks put up a fine effort Fri· er and the yalloping full· day night at home against a Full88 Key With Fall HART SPINET went the distance straight strong Huntington F.ast team Really Good Prices ••• he middle lor " 50 yard before finally succumbing Bo~rd or Key Cover eHagstrom eGibson own run. Carver added East dominated the ~~~!:~:. 1 1 · extra points with a blast but the Blacks rode the eWurlitztr eVox ' e middle and Vinton took mg arm of young Pete to 0 lead with eight min· mitt to two dandy drives SAVE-SAVE-SAVE left In the first period. just missed tying the score. ' tile second quarter, after With Ea!l leading 13-6, Me.· xchange of punts, t!Je Vik· Dennltt took his mates down again had tl1e ball, this field 70 yards only to be halted on their own 4:J. The Vin· 00 the East nine yard stripe. unty lads seemingly found During the drive, · ' a eak spot in the Red Devils completed four passes for a toline and pounded out 57 yards tal of 42 yard!. On the ".'g''' II to. paydirt with quarterback McDermitt wao eight-for-nine. Walnut Finish Btlhel going in from the one Meantime East's Bill 5:45 left in the haU. Beth· Neer psssed lor two touchCherry Finish , eJ~dded the extra pomts and down.< and ran the third Vikings took a 14·0 lead to log the victory. The talent· II tbj locker room at the ht~lf. : Huntington back had _ ...,. 11 Return Rental-Reg. $795 Gulbransen At tile start of the thir<l per- of·flllUteen, and led his mate. $ ONLY $20.00 DOWN $6.00 WIEKLY lod the Red DevJis began to to better than three hundred rii\IY as qu.r.tcrback Joe Hawk· yards from offense. "Hamilton" Baldwin Reg- $945 Domonotrator-411111 Only 6 Mo. int began pJCkmg up yardage Huntln~ scored their lll"liend sweeps. . . TO on a fOurth down pi&)' from One of Ohio's Few Fa1·mer Lawmakers, With a first and ten ~Jtuahon th PI Pleasant 12 on a 40" Contolo New Wurlltzer a1'1he Viking 45, Hswkms roll· f~m McNeer to Lovins. Th1•irll ONLY$2o~oooowN $300WEEKLY Ralphs wants to put his business experi· ~ out to hJS left, picked up second eame on ttJe last &<JI!d downfJOid blockmg and of the first half from the ON A NEW WURL!TZIR Reg. $1275 H1mmoncl Spinet $ ence to work, bring and create jobs. He flilbled 45 yards for the only lloot by McNeer. Point 40" s~NET PIANo . Mldtl M4 Rltland score. Hawk1ns' run on 3 ro fof the extras was good and scored its touchdown on a one battles, cuts the red tape! Gets things dqne SAVE$2oOONNEWPLAYERPIANO . . (UIItl) th6 Red Devils had closed the yard run by Barry Nash after ADVANCE THE 27TH DISTRICT Como In and Register For Fr;a Electric GUitar•. No Purch.. Nlli.aaNry tlap to 1&-8 with I: 15 left I• the McDermitt had completed , third period. three passes lor S3 yards. ' .In the fourth quarler the Next week, the Blacks LOCATED AT VltJng defense settled down to Ripley, followed by an uper'' ll dtjpping Rutland'• passing date before their final game &ilm• as well as the running against GalhpoliB. RiiPUBL!CAN ot; Hawkillll and wrapped up a Depatlmeit ltMt a share of the Mid-Ohio First Downs .... 7 Villey Conferenct. champion- Yards Ru1hing · · 35 By Welker CommiH.., Fred W. Crow, Ch1irman Nat J)oor to Stiffler'• ..lp. Pasllell . . .. . . . .. H Pd P I Adv "" .. 10' ' o. . RutiBDd eould galher but 8 Yards Paostns .... •• • 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___.•••••••••-~111!1••••• fll'll doWlll while eivW, up 12 Plllllllleo •• - -·· 15 40,~ •• sbould begin operation next July. Oldhand, Introduced by Meigs County Agricultural Extension Agent C. E. Blakeslee, said II> million birds will be processed from the plant during its first year of operation and producUon Is expected to be Increased to 6 million after five years of operation, Mr. Oldhand suggested rural folks will become Interested In POSTER WINNERS - Four winners were named In a poster contest at Washington school In Galli. The contest sponsored by Gallipolis Junior Woman's Club, and the Gallipolis Junior Chamber of Com= Iff•· was designed to help support a favorable vote for the district library levy in the November election. Tlltri were 88 posters submitted. Winners pictured right to left, and titles of their posters are: Susan Anne sixth grade, firat prize; "Dynamic Duo Votes Yes"; Andy Fischer, fourth grade, second prize, ''Prof ~ · worm"; Sherry Casey, fourth grade, third prize, "Use Your Rigbt And Vote," and Jodie Evans, sixth gratft, fourth prize, "Help Support Tbe Library Levy." ;d EVERYONE'S TALKING RALPH WELKER pOint . Suffers STATE REPRESENTATIVE Seventh Grid Defeat, 20-6 SAVE USED SPINET 1 Guitars & Amps PIANO 5 388 $414 Piano &. Organ Bargains' M::r;;ll 1 . SPECIAL TERMS, $5 D!)WN, MONTHS TO PAY .. .. .. .. .. .. .. $588 SPECIAL PRIQS .ON ALL Wurliher Spinet WURLITZER ORGANS Wurlitzer Spinet · ........ · · .. $579 NEW WURLITER ORGAN Spinet Piano .. · .... ·...... · .. · $558 669 wiJl! <' ; lhfl 1 •'. Studio Piano s~:u~ f' ,, !,..' I ·; $488 LOWERY ORGAN· •399 Deluxe Spinet ................ $598 Save 200 . State Representative X , . .. ,. .. ' 104.W. MAIN l POMEROY RALPH WELKER .. ,. .. ... .... ..... ..... . . _..._.. ... ... .. . ... ·' ....- ...... . . .... .........._ __ .- ORGAN ., ·~ ...... ··--·'f ',...•.. ~ ·"'- ... _.......... . ............... . - ...... _ ............_._.... Crowd Pleaser,. .I I 'I. ' I ' I �,, . -. -·--· _.. .. . . ~- -~- '' .. , ' '',. ' ' ' I I trtT 1 ~G'IIIUll ~ ::J Tht KvRer crook High ' •I I BANK BY MAIL .. ... .... , otudlats oJ1an!zed a Latin " lilt S.P.Q.R., Monday. ' bor 17, with Mrs Harold Sauer I • ~dvisor. The club has 29 iblrter members. consisting of ' three senators, those who ha\·e completed two year> of Lalin: , 14 palrt$111, lhose enrolled In Latein I, 01\11 12 plebeians, u- urullod ill Lalin 1. Oth· ora eliiible have unbl October ' GETS CERTIFICATE- Fred Goeg lein , rura l mall carrier out of the Porn· I ta become a member. eroy Post Off ice fo r the past 38 yea rs, rer eives a ce rtif1ra le of honor presented by Officers elecled were consuls James Soulsby (left), Pomeroy Postmaste r, in behalf of the U.S. Postal Department. Jolul Hups and !Jfnnis Grose, Cen141' Quaes. 0 Ll.l'-' I :::z .... - \ v~ LI.ILI.I ..... _! Ll.l> "' . 'I man~e~t BANK BY MAIL! Mail your deposits or o1 No time to bank in a leisurely Chuck Bradbury: ~~,:;~:r~~~i~bT:~b~;:· Goeglein Delivered Bales der withdrawals. Of H M d • • B ' ' · I ;i~~~;·~~·::::;:·~.~~ ay, e I Cine ott es 1 I!: 8... • - _1:! '! ·t., l'tana u ~ 0 • "'C ..... -.:t 0 • "'C .~ lqmv·.) ••q ., u- ~l , td jqiJ .. :c.-.; f• ~ ..... -o ... co t U1dl ...... rl br p. ~ ,. 141 ~- ... c ~r- j- mJo1. Ia ·~ ~ nt:J ~u t>il 'tW '-1 t 'l'(O L g, H ,,,ij. ".) trfT l>o!,ln~ i ld II,. IJI ~ ' ··:;'.:. - .. o ... •<11 71 1od vbl 11 !:td • 1\II!RS'J. /, ooiJ• Tne eonstituUon to be pre· senled at tbe next meeting will , n. •I- •' J \ I OPEN tint week of November. 'lrt'J' 'I um&q~b FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00to8:00 \' ,. \. rtl iw .,t.: I' ae 10, .1'1'1 il st. ; .JH . ~ t!d »m ·wu:;q \Q '4 'b •'lli p -.P- iW"I!t .. ..v ~ .. IJIJ •d1oo1 'fJ ••• rn) ~· . '"" 1'1. ia, d and SAVINGS CO. Member Foderel RHtrvt System Mtmblr Federal Deposlllnsuranct Corporation FARM LOANS f,EDE~AL LAND 'lANK ASSN. "•• ""' " < " '"'f<i''"-.,.:M'"'><":: '~ ~"· ,,.,_..••. "'<'!""; ·~~~MW'"" ",.., Y'" '""'"l"·"":' :.~~ -~ . ·-, t ,· ·' ,, . ···.' ' Will they find you in the next phone book? It goes to press soon• ... ,... ,,_, , • What's more important than your own name~ Are your peumal listings in the current telephone directory just the way you want them? Your home number? Office phone? An •after·houn' number? Have you 'changed Yllur name? Need additional liadD&J~ Perhaps there are young adults.or teenagers who should baYI a separate listing so they won't miss important calls? A srandmother, or someone else !ivins in your home with a name different fr~m yours~ Now's the time. Bett~r check to make sure you have all the right linings for the year ahead / ,.·'"7c 0 ' •Monthly cost for ailditional listiniP~ plus ~ raidcnct 4~••1nli!l'tlf.P.~ . J M 446-9921 'e'IWI · · · ., ' . ---·· --·-~ .. =r•..=·iii• ,. z; "' '!! ' •' '!! !l ,. - ·.~ le-11 " of ti ...., RLtliiiW.,_ r' ' n. ~ ,. lii\ohio~u ,II ' , eth . 'I �,, . -. -·--· _.. .. . . ~- -~- '' .. , ' '',. ' ' ' I I trtT 1 ~G'IIIUll ~ ::J Tht KvRer crook High ' •I I BANK BY MAIL .. ... .... , otudlats oJ1an!zed a Latin " lilt S.P.Q.R., Monday. ' bor 17, with Mrs Harold Sauer I • ~dvisor. The club has 29 iblrter members. consisting of ' three senators, those who ha\·e completed two year> of Lalin: , 14 palrt$111, lhose enrolled In Latein I, 01\11 12 plebeians, u- urullod ill Lalin 1. Oth· ora eliiible have unbl October ' GETS CERTIFICATE- Fred Goeg lein , rura l mall carrier out of the Porn· I ta become a member. eroy Post Off ice fo r the past 38 yea rs, rer eives a ce rtif1ra le of honor presented by Officers elecled were consuls James Soulsby (left), Pomeroy Postmaste r, in behalf of the U.S. Postal Department. Jolul Hups and !Jfnnis Grose, Cen141' Quaes. 0 Ll.l'-' I :::z .... - \ v~ LI.ILI.I ..... _! Ll.l> "' . 'I man~e~t BANK BY MAIL! Mail your deposits or o1 No time to bank in a leisurely Chuck Bradbury: ~~,:;~:r~~~i~bT:~b~;:· Goeglein Delivered Bales der withdrawals. Of H M d • • B ' ' · I ;i~~~;·~~·::::;:·~.~~ ay, e I Cine ott es 1 I!: 8... • - _1:! '! ·t., l'tana u ~ 0 • "'C ..... -.:t 0 • "'C .~ lqmv·.) ••q ., u- ~l , td jqiJ .. :c.-.; f• ~ ..... -o ... co t U1dl ...... rl br p. ~ ,. 141 ~- ... c ~r- j- mJo1. Ia ·~ ~ nt:J ~u t>il 'tW '-1 t 'l'(O L g, H ,,,ij. ".) trfT l>o!,ln~ i ld II,. IJI ~ ' ··:;'.:. - .. o ... •<11 71 1od vbl 11 !:td • 1\II!RS'J. /, ooiJ• Tne eonstituUon to be pre· senled at tbe next meeting will , n. •I- •' J \ I OPEN tint week of November. 'lrt'J' 'I um&q~b FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00to8:00 \' ,. \. rtl iw .,t.: I' ae 10, .1'1'1 il st. ; .JH . ~ t!d »m ·wu:;q \Q '4 'b •'lli p -.P- iW"I!t .. ..v ~ .. IJIJ •d1oo1 'fJ ••• rn) ~· . '"" 1'1. ia, d and SAVINGS CO. Member Foderel RHtrvt System Mtmblr Federal Deposlllnsuranct Corporation FARM LOANS f,EDE~AL LAND 'lANK ASSN. "•• ""' " < " '"'f<i''"-.,.:M'"'><":: '~ ~"· ,,.,_..••. "'<'!""; ·~~~MW'"" ",.., Y'" '""'"l"·"":' :.~~ -~ . ·-, t ,· ·' ,, . ···.' ' Will they find you in the next phone book? It goes to press soon• ... ,... ,,_, , • What's more important than your own name~ Are your peumal listings in the current telephone directory just the way you want them? Your home number? Office phone? An •after·houn' number? Have you 'changed Yllur name? Need additional liadD&J~ Perhaps there are young adults.or teenagers who should baYI a separate listing so they won't miss important calls? A srandmother, or someone else !ivins in your home with a name different fr~m yours~ Now's the time. Bett~r check to make sure you have all the right linings for the year ahead / ,.·'"7c 0 ' •Monthly cost for ailditional listiniP~ plus ~ raidcnct 4~••1nli!l'tlf.P.~ . J M 446-9921 'e'IWI · · · ., ' . ---·· --·-~ .. =r•..=·iii• ,. z; "' '!! ' •' '!! !l ,. - ·.~ le-11 " of ti ...., RLtliiiW.,_ r' ' n. ~ ,. lii\ohio~u ,II ' , eth . 'I �___ ....,...... --- ---- -·-- _..._..k"- ..__ ..... -- . _____ ,......._-_..:;....:.:. . ~ 1 ·····- - ~~-- _..._...., _ __ \ w _ __.. ' ~ ~· ... .I .. . . ' •• ... . -~ ,, ' I I ' ,I 12-'l'n• ~urulay 'lUnea-Senlintl, Su nda y, October :lJ, ' ,'' . .. "' UhJ~ , ne !lnnoay nmes-!lennnel, SUD,d81, .October %3, lli68-!S · Sunday Times·Sentinel WSCS District ' ~· President is Guest Speaker .- --·--. Lltin Club is =9fganized at 'ij.ger Creek Friday ' The Kvpr crtek High ~ •I al\ldelltl OJ'IIDized I Latin !be S.P.Q.R., Monday , ' , ber 17, with Mrs Harold S•oer J u advi•or. The club has 29 ebarter r. nmers, consisting of ] lill'et senalllrs, those who h~ve <Ompleled two year! or Latm; 1~ patnelino, tho,. enrolled In Latein 2, and 12 plebetans, .• ' .. •• ~? .. ...-. 1 1?116 : :·:::it:n ~Y · : censor and !be quaestor. ln•t•· ' . . rl . h delivered patrons. Thl"re were about 150 gmng pe 0 Fred Goeglem. w h atrons on the route when fresh vege ARREST MADE everylhing from h~les old _ay bor()lem bt>oa n de \Jvermg mail Postmash:•· h 'ff' b Ill of mediCHle unng h I The Gallla county s ert s jto o es rural mail I "Fred not only left I e maJ , gratulatmi department Friday night, along hJs 38 .years on ~ t retired but be also was often observ~ long servf with J. Micbael Rist, parole of- Iroute Ill MeJgs oun y, . I ·- -- several i otion week will be held the first week Q{ November. f"> " ~~~t·7~=!~~~~::.c~~~;~~ (r~~YGoeglein, who b•ga:.,~~l Name Officers ~::in;,~in til.~ or parolt 'fiolation. The sher- I delivery route d n, !~:i::~~~~~:i;:~~:~an~;: ;;;r~!~.u:·;: ;,:,:~~:d a~~~~~i Of Archer Club I . mall on lng utirs were on duty at two coun- tion from the U. S. Posta Post- · Mary 0( lil' lootbaii &ames i parlment by Pomeirboy PT PLEASAN1 - The Pt tains, [; master James Sou s Y- . _' Ooerfmgt Rtll Estill Lolnl Goeglem drove approXIm~te· Pleasant Archery Club has •. Noll. - - -- ·-·· · · · · · - ly 325 000 miles durmg hJS UnJe lected olfll~rs w1 th George Cas , as a ~ural mail camt>r , had a to chosen to b·~ prestdent for I Annou 36 years safe driving record on , the coming year and Charles the clut his route or more l:tlan ~ miles Walden, vKe prestdent. \to ~ h "I II I Runl Route 1, coverm~ Other officer, elected were p. rn . large part of Bedford own· d memb€rs Vliles Archer) ~ 1. Wolttr, Mlf. ship and the Gold Ridge ~ctor, ' :~~ldB~a;tl, secretary • trea:J. I the loa It Locust Sl. the area where Mr .oe!,. ' D I Howard Ca~der lrui l the Me Ohio Ph. 446-0203 was lein detivered mail to some - ~ ars ' ~-- 1:011 DiaUng DoDar S1A1rm 'Min Grifllll · 9:30Jackie Oblinger , Movtjl . • ' ' ' 10:1111-Eye Guess Olndid Camera 10·25-Newt 10·30-Concentrat Beverly Hlllbillia · 11 .00 Pat Boone Andy Griffltb 11:30 Hollywood Sq. Oiclr Vao f)yke 12:1111-Jeop_ardy Love 01 r..tle 12:25News 12:30 SwJngta• Sesrdl .Filr Tollll!l'. 12:45Guldi!JI' 1J&flt 12:51>-News ' .. - I. 2:Df-OUr Lives Password NO-Doctors House Party 2:5i- 3:1111-Anoth. · World To Tell Trulli • J:25News 3:30-dlll!'t .SaJ Edge Of Nllbt 4: DO Mr. Cartooa ' Theatre uo Rocky " Fn. S:OD M. Douglas 5:30- Family Theater 1:1111-Nen 6:80- Newa l;4f 7; liD The !Jiontees Dllloa 7:30 Tarzan Wild, Wild Weal Church '· Film Fealure 11:00 This is !Jie Camera S 11:30 Chriswphen Facing Lile 12:oo TV Chapel 12:15 12:30 Let Iii Msr. 12:45 Let to Manas. ' , TBA Garden Club Movie • 1:00 AFL Football 1:15 . NFL Highllghla 1:30 World Series 1:FootbaU 2:00 2:15 2:25 2:30 3:ot 3:15 3:45 The Nursee Dark Sltadowa Wliere AeUoa II Gosepl Harmo111 Linus Lioo-Hearteil Bullwinkle Discovery Truth Oral Roberto .lfosao'l Movie Ughlhouae I Jim Walter Jubllet Crusade Auction U Football Adami F•miiJ Lasslt Stoney Burtt ... nme TIIIUlel Voy. to Bot. II Sea Voyagt Movie e, 01!1 MUioll liede Gary Moon / Sports', .News Late Sbow W:30- •. !built l:Jr ' · -. '"·_""-'-. ·-.~ ·t ., (I.~.,., / . .. .. ..' :.:"... •' .r " '·,:~ .,. ·".:J_ (• .. ,'!~" ~ -· .' ,. - ·- new apu1:J ltleYisloa• eJ118ll8ivt lllau ni&hl . moVletr, "' .. .It • l:ao Popq, traveli; at to promote tilt key clUes Be doean't 1:151:31- t:OO IIUIN.. ·I ' · .:.eot.s. 0 u. .10.-;Cft.. 20·· --.... '6~·itt, ~ - . 3.:- 'l:. s -.·13 ~ .,.,~,..,.;·· .,,.."+·~".. :,f, --~...ps-~~ -~c . ' ' ,. '.' < . . --··- ....:-------··- .... ---"t"..:._~- -- -· - -....- - . . - - Mr Lille 11:30- 11:4612;01; -~ ..~ . -, What's 11:00-News News l1:1t J,like Douglas Jim Carleo ' 4_ r, • ."-:, '·k ,.· __________ Movie 111:110 Andy Williams Candid Camera •k .., Tbe FJI.L ~. Pacemater 'jtje111 ~. 1.. ~-. ,. ;· ' 2f, B. .i Late Show WJ!at's Iii Color .Nen· ABC Scopi Is8uea " · Answera I with blond lurls, Cash ~alu nun- situations. "PI as Willy Hornhon~er. Takin~ 1 the parts are Mrs.jhomely mountain boy ; AI 1A. R Kmght as Mountain Mag- ~ ard as Poppy Popoff with ' . I edding Anniversary olr. and •zo J. Dickeno, Jr., Mr and Mrs. and Jay of Jackson, Iva M.. and Ray Bowser, and Lisa. Mr aud Fast and Pauletta of Wellston. Hayden Mrs. Ralph Durst, Ron· and Mr. and Mrs. E:dward West Stanley me, Cheryl and Dale of Pt. The happy couple received Hom..- Pleasant, Mrs Alonzo Dickens, many nice cards and gifts from . 2 Gal- Mr and Mrs. Homer JohnSH, friends and relatives Mrs Dan Marr, Marie, Danny, Sending g1fts were Mr anrl ,.,, Mr. Kathy and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph West and chlldrea, Disna Hobart Marr, of West Co!um- Jeannetta , Beverly, Jolene, ol Jrg, Mr. bia, w. Va, Mr Mrs. Alaska , Mr and Mrs. Ciarenc.. Jer . Mr. Lon Roush o( Letart, W. Va., Allbright of Sprmgf~eld ; MMI. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart Zuia fi'ry of West Coiumb•a, Thomas of Mason, W. Va, Mr Charley W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. d ~- Lena Johnson, Mr and Mrs. Blaine fry of Pataskala , Mrs. · Crab- Gitland of New Haven, W. Va. Hoctor of Columbus ; of Galli· Miss Faye Roberts, Mr. How· West, Mr. and Mrs. ~ :, Mr. ell Evans o/ Rio Grande, Ever- tic and John Edward ofi1iar er, Wan- ett CaihCMI of Bidwell, Mr. mouth ; Mrs. Cora Fry, Jd friend and MMI. Ok.ley E. Monroe, and Mrs. Charles Ly<IIIS 1. Pi.,... Steve, Sandy, and friend Doug ton ; Mr. and Mrs. BiU . Stewart/ Coulter ol Cedarville, Mr. 111d of Columbus, and Mr. Jw. I'll. AJOI>- Mrs. W. J. Yerian, Lyna Checyi Merola or G~iia. ·- ••d to Knit and Pear ' , i when ' gie; Mrs. Jack Carsey as hair and L'<'ord . Bob handy Maw Fry. Belly l!awlings. Ern- 1Zeke Popoff. easy Wi~;:~~~ .iy ..,. my fry, Dr. Harold . Brown, low. ""J the Rev: · i from Izzie Fry, the! handsome bare- rin as lhe Travehn rr<aGIJI..-. sister, loot toy , Jim 1\!ees. as Clem Weddi.lg guest• WJii ~ ~· prof>. Fry, 110 lazy to stand up I Bartrum, Jove• Leon>ou, AitU <& to straight ; Mrs Ailee Nease is j Smith. Ted 1\eed. Henry Ewl!!8, 1 boya l Ro8Je 11<"1 fi'r) . anc.ther daugh. fi'red Crow. Tommy Reed ~d "'blem ter a pam to the entire rem- Joe Ros~r;baum ,S Bd all. Hy; Mrs. t''red Blaettnar as Mustt.an;;~ ~re Jim _.l•hnSQ~· the Aunt Harry Hornhanker, a, Kenny MrEihmn). D1ck ll~iwnphs domineering woman w•th shrill lmgs, John Blaettnar , Dick Rlo· , many voice . Gail Ho·,atter as Becky enbaum and Benny Ewmg. 1 c._ , Fine Arl of fi'ootbal . SingiiJB Time-Dlall •. 12:00 .. ' 1riJTN TV·13 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet Beany and CecO 10:30Look Up Peter Potamu$ 10 :~ · Living World Own Show·Gives Mulaney New Way of Home· Life. Gen. Hosj>ltal '~ DayHght Savings Tillltl li'CBS TV-I God Is ADnrer 1:00 CartoOits 1:30 t:e-Jubflee 30 31 12 o·~ lllP, 11:50 ' li'SAZ TV-I ' 1:308:§ ~ TV PROFILE Newl7 Wed Game l'ime For Ua' ' \Vomi!IJ•s Niwi feet checked for cleanliness by ~oyce Wednesday ,k OCct.ober at is Mrs. Jar arsey, p aymg the,..,_l'l: agend- ~ merry mi ... ups and rib-licklinR Mae Hornhonker, pretty ~; "'- Weather New Greea Horne& CllS Nell'l News 11:111 New1 11 :20 Sporia 11:311 foallfll •• i..t-r; 19ft6 <34S G78 9101 11213141 S 16 17 18 19 2 0 21 2? 23 24 25 26 27 28 2~1 . 0 ·1der Being Polishe~ Simday EveninJ Showe IG; 1111 Laredo. Ji·.'" ~ ' 'l'be Sulll,jay Tlmea-Senlinel, Sunday; -october 23, 1966-, A ::! 0( TOfHR , ~~ ·o cast, left to right, Allee Srnltbl Dr. w •.• and RADIO - Woman'_, Pap 1:30 Make A Deal As World Tums 1:55 News t:30 'I'.H.E. C11 • . 1 ,.. ' ". 1:00 News 8:30 U.N.C.L.J!l. I:liD ·. I. ~M(WT ..tr' I \J ,.,..,. secret be pre· ~ANK ASSN. • ~;_, -· ~=::~~ f.EDEJrAL LAND " l Daytime Shows d I GoegIeln . neI.Ivere ' M d • • B :~:~;'!, :~~ Of Hay e ICllle 0 FARM LOANS "- . O• ill Latin $. Oth· F d G g lein rural mail carrier ora eJilibll bav• unUl October GETS CERTIFICATE ~e. %c eive's a certificate of 1 1o beoome a member. eroy Post Office for th~ past 38 p~~;~aste r in behalf of the U.S. Officers olecte<t were consuls James Soulsby (ielt), omeroy ' · Jobll Husllos and Dennis Grose, Censor Chuck Bradbury; QuaeslOr Karen Shamblin ; Tribune, 1 ' / ,I u- enrolled Tho eonstltutlon 10 Mrs. James Richards, president of t~e _Portsmouth District of the WGmen's Society of Cbnstlan Serv1ce, was the guest speaker at the general meeting of _Grace Methodist WSCS in Gallipolis Wednesday evenmg at the church. 1 'tat' Mrs. R•chards ohowed a col· read. It extended an nv1 Jon ored film from the 8th annual to attend a serv•ce at 2 p. m. assembly in Portland, Oregon, Sunday, Nov. 6th, at Rodney several fTlonths ago, and re-- Methodist Church in ~onnection ,' viewed mspiraUonally the work with World Commumty Oay. POLISHING UP• _ Members or the "Feudln' Over Yonder" play of the assembly Mrs. Everett During roll call II was shown • • 1• ... ... ......, - OJ..-• 1.1 ~ .......mi-wrQ :mrl SIX Harold Brown, Betty' Rawlings, and Jim Mees are shown gettmg their , • •• • • ~ '·· .;.hi ~,,; 00 • scene in the 3-act corned¥ to b€ presented I oking on from behmd , �-- .. ~----~~-- ...... •I _____ ........ --···... - ~ -·~ --" -- . . .. ___...,..,.!. .. - - - - - _ _ _ or- ...- ~-- ~ ' .. --- -- .... . . '. ... •' ~ ./ ·I . nda 1:1-l'il• sundaY Tunea·S40nUnel, su y, .. ·, .. october ~~. l»oo ''• '" The t!nooay nmes-~ennnel, Slllltlay, .October 23, ·Sunday Times-Sentinel . .. .. ' ' I SOCIETY NEWS j~.~~~~ ~~~ WSCS District ."'; ' President is Guest Speaker Mrs. James Richards, president of the P:rt~~~:~ l District of the Women's Society of Christian was the guest speaker at the general meeting of .Ur.1ce Methodist WSCS in Gallipolis Wednesday evening the church. 1 Mrs. R•chards showed a colored film from the 8th annual assembly in Portland, Oregon, several months ago, and reviewed !nspirationally the work L-..l.oL the Jil~SP.mhlv Mrlil read. It extended an Invitation to attend a serv1ce at 2 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 8th, at Rodney Methodist Church in connection with World Community Day. li':uo;w..~~oU . .f.Ql.JSH(N!l.lll?• n.,,.,;n.. oonll. -11 U. .....~.. •' Tilt Kvw creek High ~ •• An Actor, Serious Style · •II . .I atudeDts or&anlzed a Latin > lhe S.P.Q.R., Monday, ' be 17 wtth Mrs Harold Sauer ,: ad~iBor. The club ha~ 29 ehil'ler members. consJStmg ol lhnt senators, those who have wmpleted two year! of Latm ; 14 palnoiano, those enrolled In Lateln 2, ond 12 plebeians, llwiN lllll'olled in L&tin $. Otn· erl eJi&ible have until October 1 18 becpme 1 member. Officers elect~ were consuls Jobll Huflits and Dennis Grose, CensOr ChUck Bradbury; Quaes. wr Karen Sb•mblin ; Tribune, Joyct Davis ; Aediles, Tom Hy· ••11 and Jon Rothgeb. The eonstltutlon to be presented at tho nexl meeting Will be written by tho consuls, the cenl!OI' and tho quae•tor. IRJIJ· atlon w.ek will be held tne fint week of November. • I 1' ~.., ~ \ I. GETS CERTIFIC ATE - Fred Goeg lei! Post Office fo r the past 38 years. re c eJV ~~~es Soulsby (left ), Pomeroy Postm aster, l Goeglein Deli, Of Hay, Medit G I . who deh vered patrons There we Fred . oeg em. bales of hay patrons on lhf Rt. 1 Name Ofl Of A hf 1 1 w!!~ M;,. ~:·,... ·- _.......... "I l· sh~p a~d urer; lt,'_;'~~~ ~; I l lein_de_l_lv_er~ed ~~•ll_t_o _so_me_~ zso nnra~rs;t,-.;H;oyw~a:rd1, .· .. .. get two rllhlm · tr 1 JWeSI'D" fGr By VERNON scon J Caroetbaggers" wlllcb grossed •roduct tor ·• III'Oduter~he 11 to me wi~ an tllrte elem.r tt. an}'lldna elite. . ,. . ... UP• " · "•...,... ,...,......••••"' S25 million tllree yean qo, lhe studio&. ml 'ftlen actmg II worllrtrhlle, an TiltH a..lllde AJIIiO•\ HOLLYWOOD tUPil- Theu. blond, blue-eyed Peppard ,Ills lnund•!~ il!lldeavor. at Ill lett.!l a eratt. tUef reaHstte 1 Is • small. select group oi l ' '•rrP<I in five nirture• two of praoosJtiC>II!l. refl!ll1 u at Its very llnest Ill 111. to tllardom and secret movie stars In ll<lllv- which are unreleased. Current- He slfll IS "But like eablnetmakfnr, "'lbe -ber of scripts wood who work ceaseles.•ly. are .Iv be shares top billing with • 1!\JV pi ng abo . race 801netlmes ll'a -.ary to a :.-., l!efl depends on hOW' paid handsomelv but about ; De a• Mortln 111 "Rought Night "It's Ilk~ 1 ., ge uld work with the material at hand, : t or C!Oid be Is at thO box W~""'. vou h•ar verv little in Jericho." au~:::, eom'mlssary and yoU do the beat Job Y<>ll olllce-111 doel the 11ze m1 Unlike Marlon Brand•: Ell- Peppard I.! 3 quiet. thouRtllll be he ltsbed oil 1 klrlg· can. An actor's tn the same bud~et or the pti!lurel. """"' "'""'"" ~--• •··•••• man He takes his worlr "' :.,{''!ltf>ak po. posltloo. 1 thlllk every pertor. "T've hem laety. MJ opportu· ond lh• colorful tribe of octors "'M~uslv as • nnct.M Jllwo!Mfll '1 ~elect • picture ihree mer Wllllld enjoy ~ IIIUes haft been liDOd In th• who make headlines, this lie's married to actres• El~ reasons-the .C.Ipt, tile role wit!! arlllllc, merit. . " nast eouple o' van. hr n•fu1 of stars rarely make• zah<>th Ashley. 'l'ht>v ,.,ldom and the director. When voa get otances don t often permit ~ "But don't 1'1111 scrlpb 1 news. attend parties or pmnlereo. an three tn a lfnl!le movie yoa wt~ his new pic unleso the producer Is ready to · 111 11leov lack ''color'' or. if ynu v ,.t r: ........ ....... ...,. nn have a chance for something a . make them. rd go out of ID1 wilt "'•mnr tour to lll'l>mote Iris PI~. fine. "WeD, It's a bread m1 buttsr mind If I l'l!lld aU 1M llel'lul8 Amono them are Charlton Fl• has a qress aoent. Re (Gel We.t•rn" he Jll'fnned. "I've Ill at som~blldj II 'aolnl!. to make . Heston Gregory Peck and Burt alonJ. as far ~· nfs traluu wid never done one before. And.- :..I..!!'IO~m!!e::..,:dllf:z.:.·'-----Larw!l ""' "" 'M.tolr .-. ..hrAf n 1i,....c lp1Jow "fm. w1tf1 the traoniniB ~ t-. .,.. hnt nriYille. ~ of th•tr that are Inherent to •tardom. memh•rs Is voung Geort!t' Rut he doesn't necessarll]l llte 111URSDlY ., .. [?;, =ct:;:: tor ('l'. . TV HiahJa• ahts Tots!iav . . it. 10 L m. ·Cb 10 "SenUment· -"' "The At the moment he 19 a If ~y" Part n f/1" ~ 4:atl P. ·m. Cb 10 "The PriD<oJ and the Palll)er" Part D p. m. Ch I "Paris Calling"-R. 9eolt ---~-....,..------------~~ p. rn. Cb a "FaD safe" -H. flavlhtht SaviDD 11mt' ·Fubtla . t p. m. Cb It "''be Fuctllve .... 7 l'V-1 T<ind" - M. Blando p, m. Cb I "New_ (lr. 1:31 G·45-l'.n1'11 Cob leanl UoceMCutl" · :!0 p. m. al iJ ~ Blldl T·M-Today Ida Own" - 0. DIHavllaad T·t\6• U Mid. Qa lD ''Crime IIIII 7·25l'unfabtiHtll. USA" T·:tllStarcher • I 1. m. Cb 4 ''Las Vegas stoey" - v. Prlee FRmAY a·:tft-. • II a. m. .Cb. 11 "llmlel l :t\0 Dialing DoDar Secret Slcirm and Grew~ : 1:311Jacklo Oblinger p,...n>rd. Since sbrrtng Mondav - -·· '"'"' ·- 10·00-Eve Guea 10·25-Nmn.. ···~- · i!lll!la I:IO '!lie Rifleman Suptl'lllllbl . Dilllnl 0.. Donna Reed . . : ~ '. ~·.t.~m Cob •.._ . ~·­ ., :l:·. ·' 1' .J~ ,.,.. .,. • . ·1: 1' , 1 . •! . • • • llli- . ~'· Don't Say Know. 'IIIII .w-·. ter · ~ ~ ~&Ill _ J. 4;; : . · ~~ '• " -~1 ~ -· t . ,, i:...N81111 .,.• ·~ :: 7. ( 1:$- w..Q.:N~ . ... '~ ..• . .. .. • ~ - ·~ 'fii'WI. . . ~~".a· 7:00 lime ' : ' · ' Dlllait 1: 11~ 1:30- 1:00 !load ~·- ··· · · ' ·. · · . Gllllpll'o 111-.11 7:1t- 1:311- · -~-.~- treat . . ..... - ~! - ' : r:.... .·11:,"'-= : - . btP. . . .. . . .I Anti:J Grillflll ..: I Motle · ' .' .~ .' · ; . . . . '- - . . I. .... . ,..,. l<julld . : ' ~ ·~ 1. ' ' To _Bav~ .II .. -· 1:00 Movie 8•10- • te:ao- CBS Reports . 10,. 11:00 9:30-Dialing Dollr 10·00-EYe Gueu 10:25-Newl .IO::ID-Qmcentral Cartoon Carnival Starcher Candid. Cllmn Beverly Hlllbllllea ·Love ·' ' Datlrlg Game Donna fl-' News ;- .Seatcli Pot ~ Father bowl .... . Gpldln& '., ' IJtld ' . l i-. l J Gomer • 1 :10:00 I SP7 Da~&.,. ' .. , ' U~ l}.­ Prullts ,, I Love on a ftoolrtoitt~ . News ' \ ' "" -1/ t ~~:. ~ '•. day season ... di"""S5ed. 1 ~ : ~- . i:ycer Creek Mothers League ~ed the aprilg under the guidaneo ol Clliel ol Durmg a SOCial hour • ~ ·t '~ reeeot . and John Taylor. course was served by the !tift. 1o 11 visited less and Mrs. George Clark. A {~lclpal Coul't to learn J'ollowiBg the tour they mel guest was Mrs. Grant JohnOOL ·;'ToperaUou. They aLie the borne . of Mrs. Katie Next meeting will be held 11 --;-- - - ---·--Shoemaker Wltb Mrs. Nancy the Columbus and Southera Oble Preston as co-hostess. Mr s. Electric Co., with guest speakPreston gave the devotions. er being Nancy Efau, oa Chr..._ Mrs. Clrarlene Darst was , mas lighting. ':.~~l :::~;c:hairman lor the spring ' - - -Ladlet Aid was _:: and Mrs. Nancy readlnp and poems at Prtstoo co-dlairmao. Mrs. of Mrs. Meinu Shoemaker asked the members brine suggestions for a C!On0 "" 111ere,.,. theme to the next n meeUnc. I Emanon Club met sodaUy illnglagi·JiettTwoly guests attendlllfl were at lhe home of Mrs. Kennelll I Bridge Played BM b f y em ers .., Emano Cl ub • Fugitive assistance m a program needy chil<irls during the .,... mothers League PIans ConIerence,. iJiir 11:• Ntwa U :IO- -;· - ~ Mrs. Rn8coe MOJTII aDd Mrs. wa1 Bpent learning two bailie Jllld llleir duet!, and William Brown ol the "Spia 1tepo in knitting and purliag. tioa "What 1 lrotJld a YBrll Knlttlrlg Shop" were The League is goiog 1o take knit." (Ueot speaker~ at 1 meeting lesions, and each member is During the llut!illess !be French City Mothera Lea· making cuddle slloes. it was decided It doute · 1!18 Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Clark. preoidea~ , . , lip. Marlil Wedemeyer IIOIIl presided and the rail call was OperatiDn Yule, and to liq Grande. ' . conducted by Mrs. Harold aU donatiOII! directly 18 , Each member received a """I. Bush, with members aD5werblg ?flice. A. leiter from the . tbmnsr kit and the nemng whether they had, or had 1101 lCall ~ AUIIliary as&JJng 11111 Mro. Mark Gay reported the various city departments the state con~ntioo m Da)'(i>ll, • 1:30- ~.....:.......-=1- . Visits Official City Departments . ' IO:JI- .......~_... ·• t The Rilleman Supermarket 0! tile -··----__:_.:_____:__ _ Learn to Knit and Pear IIDvte 7:10 Deatii,.ValleJ DlllaD . 7:30 Ylr8fltlltl . l.atlt b llpaee ' ' 1:110. . ' , ,30. . • RQihflllM . -- Men Griflfll Secret Slorm Jackie OliiiDt!a' ,,. The Petticoat· Junctloe a:m- t:• a.tOflllr ~ I c;,_ ~te 'J.j:' .,. ~~ ~- " . ( . I. The ' ROOnden :~ '.•.v• .. ,, •.. .tenttllllli ..._, I Passqe lit AdYe& ' j: " ' ' i Neiia • ..... :- - ~ ,. ..: """ r"'\' ~··*" I Combat 'P$!1'~. ...... I .1:.... ... .- .. . ·- ~ " , • • " Soc~ · jr.as .... .. :. i .., , Sb ., . . ·Eve~~~" ., ~WI " .• , . ~· ,_ we.~ Dovy •nd Gollalll Starcher 7:45- . D~tl- . . ,. The '· • • j / Ue ··\ New~ .., ._.. ,":.r ~ , l{ospllll .. i ."U• ' 1:10 i. · ·I •·lli-Mr ... ,.,.Y .i..i. ·· : " .•..,;,~ ~. ~ ~ i' ''The ~ ·. (:10 VOI!I Beer . l ..,.~ ·: .. "~ ..._ . ' ':" lllke flt!Jp -~''JIII!e"" ~~~ , : . .•~~;,'!.~:,~,.,· ' ,.;-.' l''to·. ''1' . . . t:h!~~~~j sieai r- Cob 1J, ' ' .12:31 ,Swtngbi' ~~ ,,, ,, ' ·. ·¥· ~ ,; .~ Mr.=·... . . .. - "Oil-Today T:t\6f :a- ":L·J.... 1." l,_ ·~ 'ftlllf· ' .""" .: . ' Daylight SavinJZS Time 11:111 Ptl BoQae . ~ndJ tlrlllitb 1Ut1foDjWood Sq. Dido 'lao Dvke " 114D~ Nmrweti·o~ . , • ..,• ,., 'b 'ftll/. ~ 8·46-Col'll ;,== 1:$- and JusUn of Gallipolis, Mr. and zo J. Dickens, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. and Jay of Jackson, lva Mae Mrs. Lloyd Fry, Kathy ond Ray Bowser, and Lisa, Mr. and Fast and Pau\etta ol Wellston, Tamrun, Mr. and Mro. Haydon Mrs. Ralph Durst, Ron· and Mr. aud Mrs. Edward West. 1 Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley nie, Cheryl and Dale ol Pt. The bappy couple received ! Wood. Mr. and Mro. Homer Pleasant, Mrs. Alonzo Dickens, many nice cards and gilts from ' Shriver and Linda of Rt. 2 Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johns.., friends and relatives. Upolis. Mn. Dan Marr, Marie, Danny, Sending gilts were Mr and Dale Barcuo of Columbus. Mr. Kathy and Diana. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph West and ehlldrea, ltld Mrs. Eraest Etoa, Diana Hobart Marr, of West Colum· Jeannetta , Beverly. Jolene, ol and Linda of Reynoldsburg, Mr. bia, W. Va .. Mr. and Mrs. Alaska ; Mr. and Mrs. q..,..nco and Mrs. Delmar Bloomer. Mr. Lon Roush tf Letart, W. Va., Allbright ol Springfield ; Ml'l!. J. B. Bl10mer, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart Zula Fry ol West Columbia, Bloomer, James Allred Thomas of Mason, W. Va., Mr. Charley W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. and MoUie Jolm!on, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fry of Pataskala , Thompson, Mrs. Homer CraJ>. Gilland of New Haven, W. Va. Hoctor of Columbus; tree, Linda and Do1lllll of GaUl· Miss Faye Roberts, Mr. How- West, Mr. and Mrs. polls, Mr. Lewis White, Mr. ell Evans of Rio Grande, Ever- tic and John Edward end Mrs. Haskell Bloomer, Wan- ett Calli<:tat of Bidwell, Mr. mooth ; Mrs. Cora Fry, da, Donald, Darwin, and friend and Mrs. Okley E. Monroe, and Mrs. Charles L)'ODS Miss Fran Lutz of Pt. Pleu- Steve, Sandy, and friend Doug too ; Mr. and Mro. Bill ant. Mrs: Ora Higgins. Stewart/ Coulter or Ced:""illo, Mr. and or Columbus, and Mr. · McDermitt, Mr. and Mrs. Alou- Mrs. W. J. Yenan, Lyna Cheryl Merola of Gallipolla. fhorsday o.. vtime ShoW!! 1:00- PI wad 50th Wedding Anniversary lhe T:JII- 1:30' Make " Dal 1:55 News '· · llo!lieflrtr ldmlntltltl ... ,. .a rar ,........ QM. Uibt ' I:!',,} .• .... ·~ ~, t:• World ' .' ._I Now.......,..lbeelrd.. lettm 1o form tM •111"PriM anawer, • ou,...Wb.rlht...,..__, eharaellr of SIJene •o.vtd Cal' radlnel. Jll _.. shows be en •~*~ will him. .... / - I (J WHAT 1WO F'IN'IS CAN MI«S. me." 12:55-Nowi .. ~· ''· '1'be llifiemau 1 Freed. a former Bwadw81 . ia.lhe IN!II's eat!k.llaron Slwte. ml .. such. 'lbe Its' antagonist IIIII be's a good p.y. He has ....... al JD. and .. obYiouaJy holds • · - 01 Life 2:00 OUr Uvea 1:30 Doclon ,.._,.,~"· .. ' our l.lvea ' ·"Dee "'" ~ . · F•lhel' Obllnl(W rACTAV 01 the bbd • • I'm llOC ., Shane, at'd 1 have about other lilies. lmmr Ibis tleries Is doing j Beverly Hl11blfllee Swl ;• 12:6- .. ur. News Seareii rar TOIDOf. . !lilldlng 'usltt ' [) a feeling o1 despot alton wileD see tmlflY or ,.ur friends 8ftlllldn8 SbmD CandldCa~ 12·00-Jeopanly !AWe Of .. J..t:.> u·• ·• VALlE ! 11:00 Pit Ronne AltlJ Grlll!lll 11:30 HoDywood Sq. 1M Yn D9h ADcb' Grlflllll · Sec.Nt 1:00 Dialing Dollar 1:311- r BeveriJ .HIIIMIIIN !lido Vau l)yto, Clrlooa Carnival 1·!0- Mm. G.u!la · .Cantlfd . Caulen ID·~- · lft·~al ,.,.... rnm Slather 12:25- I:OD DiallDtl Dols. Seeret Stonil •..,_ Jadda <Ill's•• t4foi'te . . . 1:1111 flews . r~; :~~ & ,,_ f :25- 10:011-EVe Gueu ta ,:t>-News lO:M-Cnncentral ·cartocJb. ell: -~ II llo>fe . . J . ar,:- ~c:.· . ~ oc:::.:c" ~:l:~itrlil'i'itila : . . ~ ' ' Llfeer .1e1a1 · .. Ni lot~~~~r"'' . 4.~ :~· .r f·a•·!111- o- WB'I'N TV-Ill Hill Today f:tl5- .. •·M- tn·-l!lte .. ~UTV.J e:!O 1:4&-C'" "' Cob . 7·111-'l'odtr - 111. I Woall. .... . '· U:e-,, ' t p. rn. Cb . lc '~ Goes to 12 : ~41Wi " . Davtime ShoW!! . ' .. -...._ :-.......... .__ ... I HlJJ'OC ~ \Vednesdav "1 was than most IS . bedluae my !ami------------------It' free.ltml'l!t' and I didn't starve. Bot then 1uctJer Mountain Maggie, 1 legend. merry mixups and riJ>.ticklin~ Mae Hornhnnker, pretty ,. ~ • ., character or the hills, nur .. situations. I with blond turls; Cash ~·"' : eo the sick and plltchos up . as Willy Hornhonker, a · those hurt in the feud . Takm~ . the parts a~e Mrs./ hom ely mountain boy ; AJ 1A. R Kmght " Moun tam Mag- 1 ard as P"PPV Popo ff with Romance com<S along whet!' gie; Mrs. Jack Carsey as 1hair and L'e;rd : Bob Rosie Belle Fry, who is handy Maw Fry. Betty Uawlings. Em- 1Zeke Popoff. easy 2oi•n~ with a gun, tak.. the lilly Ull- my Fry. Dr. Harald Brown, low, ""l the Rev. WiltiUr~l'«r· attached male in the hiD• !ram lzzie Fry, the handsome bare- rin "' lhe Travelin under the nose ol her sister, loot boy, Jim 1\!t'Os. as Clem Wedding guests will N! IQII Emlly. This presents a prob. Fry, ""' lazy to stand up Bartrum, Jove. Leoruud, Af!l'il lem for Emily who wants lei straight; Mrs. Ahce Nease isj Smith. Ted Reed, Henry Ewltg, ,.liJarry one or the Popoff boys Ro!ie Bed Fry . anr.Jher daugh- 1Fred Crow. Tommy Reed ild but that presents a problem Iter, a pam to the entire fam. : Joe Ros,nbaum. ~ ·too, what with the feud and an. ily ; Mrs. f red Blaettnar as j Mu91<.JD3 are Jim .fohn~. In the end, of course, the Aunt Harry Hornh•nker, a Kenny McElhlnn). Dick fld-1· !etid is ended and love triumphs domineering woman with shrill l1 mgs, John Blaettnar, Dick again but not before many voice: Gail Ho·;atter •• Becky enbaum and Benny Ewing. 1 I I ._w t·oo- 1'\•vflmr ShoWII ,_0 , 7 Tu--llfilitR -n.a I I . .-.. leiter 1o OKlo ...are. lti form four ordloarJ words. Is 1 series. ------------------..-- II:DO Pld Boone • 4:30 p. m. Cb 11 "BitDile 11:30 BoRJWQOd Sq. Taker I Vacallaft'' ·· p.m. Clllc"'laatto .al Can! 12·00-JeGpard) .Sea'' . : . , . . U:a,_ m. a, u·~ilumtllg IDD"- .,,. Swtncbf Candid 'Camera '*" = = '" ·. ·'· pew:' •r , - " ~blelll&efour.lumbltt, rreed na• a name. ll'• Rufe "The position <I the tree. Ryker. the character he lane a<IDr In Hollywood tedly til Shane rode • the ~lmslon In the ve" ~. but is desperate. Gueot star prleIICI'eenS, Bert P'reed wab a hl&ll- ed. ABC-TV Saturday .. han gone down on neerly ly •uccesslul "Ha, You" aela!'. aeries. eftl1 series, and when 81*11 H'is ,_ Wll aD 1oo flmlllar a-- .. .,... ntiJ 1 ..., otar ~· 10 down, all·.'!i..,. to regular ~le......., >!twas. ehlll'lcler t<lor. · yon wonder 10 down Series have chan«!'~, __._ aaf too, so Chat many al them Cal' 1 ......, but hfs name, lbeJ faontl, was he ., .a cast with eollfllcts .built 1 elusiWI'. '" •••- " cbara~ ln. Unless an aelor Is bUS)' hi Sha•• has !lied tho!. Now ly haeot: the only -mic aD- .. )ver Yonder Being Polishe~ JlfPJ·')lJ!-::t.,::~~c::{ n JOAN CJl(J8IIY «JrEw YORit - (JfEA) -Uti- ' Memben of the "Feudln' Over Yonder" play cast, left to right, Allee Smltbl fUngs. an<! Jim Mees are shown getting their fee t checked for cleanliness by ~oyce :·a scene in the 3-acl comedi to be prese nt ed Wedn esda y, October 26, at 8 · . School Auditorium. Looking on from behind is Mrs. Jack Carsey, playing lho!.-1'1 w ' Shane's Antae:onist H!ls a Name. at Last \ .. eorne .:;em :re Joan Crosby's TV Note&ook .. Stars' Trappimrs not for young Peppard :!yan~So.::~;: ol~bls·~ ~.:.~~~.: ~ ~ lubW JPI ac~.llll reJeWho hit hi., 3 vears a~o in Carp-:tha!!ers mill·~~:~_:. wm :w:r..:.:r~, Thi.:W,•e:lpll ARREST MADE everytnmg from • d , Goeg\Pin beoan de f medtcme unn ,., I!'S The Gallia <Qunty •henlr s to bottl es O rur al maJ\ 1 "Fred not only department Friday night, along his 38 yea rs on ~ t retired but he also was (I 'lh J Midlael Rist, parole of· route '" Metgs oun y' . I . ~I r ~rrested Harold McMillen, Friday. n ~ce I Gallipolis, on a charge Mr G~glein . who bega~ ;~ I I ~olation The sher- ~ matl deliver~ route on ar , • of paro I · th a oorse drawn Iff's department reported an o • 12, 1928 usmg . d a crta· I erwiso quiet Fr~day mght Dep- carr iage. w~s ~es;nt~ostal De· I fC uttes Wll!rt! on duty at two coun- tJOn from e · · Post- · •• lootholl games. i parlmenl by Pomeroy PT. Pl.EASAN' "'~~;;:;,~;:,;;;~.,..== master James Soulsby · . Rul Estlle Loans Goeglein drov e approxtm~te· Pleasant . Arche~ - --- _ .. .. · .. ly 325.000 miles during hJS ume lected off1c.rs wl as a rural mail carrier. had a , to chosen to h·l 38 years safe driving record on · the coming yea. 1 hts route of more than 4_0 miles. Walden, vice P! LAND Rural Route I. covermg N liar e art ol Bedford '!'own· Otlier office" the Gold Ridge ,..,tor, ' t St was the area wllere Mr. Goeg· Dona • , '446-G20s FARM LOANS --~ ~..... --· . ,;;.:. ..... Q~et....... \,._.~? Can't.......... ....... ..,,. ~-t. ·"':t""' .,_ "But ti·.... nil' lot Ill. lbree It ~ .Ia!!' ,,.,~ .... .. ... at one time ,....d work < ....., . , . •• : If' .I .' o ';< ·' ~ a:=~i:::G~a~y~and Clark. Frazier Thursday evening. oBetty sandwiches, chipa tlld dee ere Alter a dessert course, bl'ldgt 1 by the hostess. " meotm, willl be Nov. lrd It the .bome of Mrl. Louise po•ttDIM'eCir!J wllh Mn. Carol Buet '::'dj]~eHiostese. '!lie Leque wiD t 1 noam111 111e Nov. u 12111 11 tlie Uiddlepon fin Nat • waa played for lhe rema; 'er of tile evealng. The first rn ze went ~ Mrs. Frank Porter and second t.o Mrs. Frazier. The club voted to support tho library Iell)'. The oommittee ia charge of lhe evelliny •• Mrl. Robert M. Richards, Mrs. Aven Luak, Mrs. Kenneth TIIMJIU: TO 1111!!:1' Fruler, Mn. Kimball SUiter, 8ltll ml 0111.,.,.. of llld Mrl. Fttnk Puner. Mrs. 'l'impfe, Pytbin Sllttn, i!~ ~lll!el wu 1 ,pel!. Tbt· . . . , . . . . . ilt IMD meetiltl Iilii lit Nov. •• at ·1111-ltGIIII If MQ, c lilt homt II..Mtl: Oait4 ;! '. ........ \ + •j ' ' _, �• ·' • Tile ,. ' 'r' ""'"'aJ Tlmes-Sentlnej, SUn,~•y, .October Z3, · Sunday Times-Sentinel WSCS District .": ' ·· President is Guest Speaker Mrs. James Richards, president the P~1':~~~~ ~ District of the Women's Society of ia was the guest speaker at the general meeting of Gr~;ce I Methodist WSCS in Gallipolis Wednesday evening church. ·-Mrs. Rtcharda showed a col- read. It extended an invitati<m ored film from the 8th annual to attend a serv1ce at 2 p. m. assembly in Portland, Oregon, Sunday, Nov. 6th, at Rodney several months ago, and re- Methodist Church in connection viewed .inspiraUcmally the work with World Community Day, POLISHING UP? ~ Membera of the "Feudln' Over Yonder" play of the assembly_ Mrs. Everett During roll call it was shown McMahon, president, presided, that 111 members and six Harold · Brown, Betty Rawlings, and Jim Mees are shown getting thetr and the prograTn was opened guests had atten<Jed the October Leonard, far right, during a scene in the 3-act comedy to be presented with the singing of "Jesus Circle mt:eting and 266 sick the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium. Looldng on from behind of Maw Frye. Christ Is Lord," and repeating calls had been made. 23rd Psalm. Follow•ng the program, re- . During a sho1t business meet- lre~hments of gingerbread with j ing a communication from the whipped cream Rnd coffee were United Cnurcb Women was served by memoers of Circle 4. , . " ' MR. AND MRS. FRANK TABOR Marriage Vows Taken October 2 ., cast, left to right, Allee feet checked for cleanliness by WednPSday , October 26, ~~ 8 is Mrs. Jark Carsey, playmg tbo!"""ili <:) Feudin OverY onder Being Polishe~ i\ri Members of the Ohio Eta Phil Mountain Maggie, 1 . leeend-~ merry miAups and rib-licklin~ Mae Horuhonk:er, pretty 1: Son;rJty production, "Feudin' ary character of the hills 1 nun- situations. I with .blond (.uris; Cash ii$ahr Over Yonder" cast are putting ; es the sick and patcht.s T k' tb M Ias Willy Homhon~er. 1 ~ last minute ~euchs to their ' those hurt in the feud. a m~ e par15 are rs. homely mountain boy; AJ performance In this hillbilly I A. R Knigllt as Mountain Mag. ard as Puppy Popofr with . play to be presented Wednes· R~mance comes al~g wbeo gie; Mrs. Jack Carsey as hair and t•e1rd : Bob W~g a day evening, Oct. 26, at the Ros1e Belle Fry, who II handy Maw Fry. Betty Uawling~. Em- Jzeke Popoff. ea$y golnn&-Pomeroy school auditoriwn, with a gun, take5 the enly u&- my Fry, Dr. Ha.rold Brown, low. a"'J the Rev. Wilbur~r· attached male in the hill!! from lzZie Jl~ry. the handsome bare· rin a~ lhe Travelin Pnar.alf', The play, rich iD tbe humor ~ under the nose of ber sister, foot boy, Ji1n lVl..es. as Clem Weddi.,g guests will ~ IQJ• of Ute Ozark Mountains, reo. I Emily. This presents a prob- Fry. C.IO lazy to stand un l' Bartrum, JOVCP Leomtfd, AIJil valves arouad the Popoff fand· l lem for Emily who wants to Islraighl; Mrs. Ahce Nea,. is Smith. Ted lleed, Henry Ewi!K, ly and the Fry family who have marry one tf the Popoff boy• : Rosie ~~'>•I F'ry. anc.ther daugh- Fred Crow, Tommy Reed 181d been fending ror years because j l>ut that presents I problem Iter , a pain to ~he entire fam· J')f! Ros~r.baum . ] one ef Ute Popoff boys said he too, what with the feud and all. ily; Mrs. fred Blarttnar as MusJLJn;; ~re Jirn . .J•hnSQ.n, was going out to ahoot an old j In the end, of course, the Aunt Harry Hornhenker, a Kenny McEihmn~ . D1ck Ilatlskunk one day and accident-[ feud is ended 11nd Jeve.triumphs domineering W<lman with shri11 ings, John Blaettnar, Dick lis- 1 ly shet Paw Fry instead. a.gain but I'IOt before many voit.-e_~~ail H<tw'atter a§ Becky I enbaum and Benny Ewing. "PI " Miss Bonnie Jean Brown, dauhgter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brown of Patriot, became the bride of 1\Jr, Melvin z. Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tabj)r of Gallipolis, in a candlelight ceremony at half I' p~ one o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday, October ~in the Bethesda Methodist Church. The Rev, Frank Fenton performed the double c~remony. The church was decorated with two flor·aJ auangements or white gladiolas, white mums a n d 1 g!!!!ens. A kneeling pad decorated the alter. Mrs. Marg#ret Thomas played nup- - - · -· - · · - --- ·-- · -titl .music. Iof the groom, served as ~e bride, given iA marriage man. Ushers were Mr. .Jerrv I by{ her father, wore;-a :~ floor.! Frogale, and Justin Williams. leilgth gown of pure 'wh1te satin IMrs. Karen Frogale presided 1 l 1 with lace applique bordering the the guest book. skirt and chapel train. The bod- [ Tb b 'd , th 1 ice was accented by a scooped 'I e n e ~ mo er wore a 1 nf'(·klinE" .tilh Ia•·· a:J IJI\ ,ue and navy and ~hJte sheath dress j 1 aceented With a sleeveless navy [ . 1· Iongs Ieeves taperlng to a d1a· k d be. . t h h d H ·Jae et, an , 1ge ae«ssones, . mond pom over er an s. er · bouffant veil of FreRch Ulusion 1 Tb~ groom ~ mo~er .wore 8 was attached to 8 crown made wh1te th~ee-p1ece sutt w1th rtavy of lace petals and outlined with) accessones. Each wore corsages: seed pearls and crystals. She I of n~d rosebuds. ; fifte~n A reception .wa s held at the j carried a bouquet of 1 yellow rosebuds, and one wh1te Ihome of .lhe bnde s rrarent~. ~rs I orchJd which was arranged in 1 Mary R1ddle and Mrs. Wllh~m I white organza in the shape of Merrick served the weddmg a tear drop. cake, and presided at the bri- : Mrs. V~rna Brown. sister-in- jdal table. I Jaw of the bride, served as rna- Mrs. Tabor is employed by 1 f.ron of honor. She wore a floor the Ohio Valley F.:lcctric length go~n of yellow acetate Kyger Cr€ek sLalion, at Chesbaccented with yellow bow and ire, Ohio. a detachable train . She wore Mr. Tabor is assistant maRml!:tching ye11ow accessories in- 1 ager of Tabor Floor Covering I 1 • > '(' ..\ .Jz:'!IW o •. ~vis~ I ' ,;;.,(' '1' -~' ., ·~ '\.' to .':lfl'l !t'J n'f'.~ ' . . Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary I I I ' : ' '"' ~..; hn• ,.!l1bl11 .. \ ••M ,nOl?.l! -;'. rno'll , 1 1 .O'IM Co., l i I eluding a yellow bow attached Co, in Gallipolis. . to a boufrant veil for her head· The couple is residing In Gal1' pib. Stle carried a colonial i lipolis, after spending a honey. !moon ot yellow mums. in New York and at NiMr. Freeman Pettus, friend lagara Falls. bouquet -s;;;,o~-Ensley Will 5-;~k - Oct. 29To 150 Methodist Church Leaders Bishop F. Gerald l I MR. AND MRS. REED EYNON Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry .t' Rt. and Justin of Gallipolis, Mr. and 10 J, Dick.ene, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. and Jay of Jackson , Iva Mae I, Ga!Upolis, celebrated their\ Mrs. Lloyd Fry, Kathy and Ray Bowser, and Lisa, Mr. aud Fast and Pauletta of Wellston, 50th wedding anniversary at Tamrun, Mt. and Mrs. Hayden Mn. Ralph Durst, Rllfl. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward West. their home on October 16th. All Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley nio, Cheryl and Dale of Pt. The happy couple re<elved of their children spent the day Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pleasant, Mrs, Alonzo Dickens, many nice cards and gifts from with them except Ill daughter, Shriver aDd Linda ot Rt. 2 Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnsto~~, friends and relatives . Mrs. Joseph (Eleanor) West, lipolis. Mrs. Dan Marr, Marie, Danny, Sending gift~ were Mr. arnJ who lives io Alaska, She tele- Dale Barcus of Columbus, Mr. Kathy and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph W1~sl and ehlldrel, phoned them at DOOI!I, and all aad Mrs. Enest Et01., Diana Hobart Marr, of West Colum- Jeannetta , Bt·verly, Jolene. of members of her family talked, and Undo of Reynoldsbw"g, Mr. bia, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Alaska : Mr. and Mrs. Cl.,nce and congratulated them. and Mrs. Delmar Bloomer. Mt. Lon Roush II Letart, W. Va., Allbright of Springfield; Mrs. Attending ""'e Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bloomer, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart Zula Fry of West Col;;:id Henry Fry, Margaret James, Bloomer, James Alfred Thomas of Mason, W. Va .. Mr. Charley W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs • Oscar and friend, Patsy Slrait and Mollie Jolmsoo, Mrs, Lena Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fry of Pataskala ; Mr'""ifuf' of Pataskala, Mr. and • Mro. Thompson, M!'l'. Homer Crab- Gilland of New Haven. W. Va. Hoctor of Columbus; Harry Green, Donna, Johruoy tree, Linda and Donna of Gam- Miss Faye Roberts. Mr. How- West, Mr. and Mrs. and Tres¥ Ann ol JohOJioWII, polls, Mr. Lewis White, Mr. ell Evans of Rio Grande, Ev..-. tic and John Edward Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fry and and Mr•. Haskell Bloomer, Wan- ett Callkoat of Bidwell, Mr. mouth; Mrs, Cora Fry, Kenney of Rl. Z Gallipolis, Mr. da, Donald, Darwin, and friend and Mrs. Olr.ley E. Monroe, and Mrs. Charles L)'OIIS and Mn. Clarence Pattersoo, Miss Fran Laotz of Pt. Pleu- Steve, Sandy, IH1d friend Doug too; Mr. and Mn. Bill Mr. and Mn. Frank Halley ant, Mrs. Ora Higgins, Stewart[ Coulter of Cedarville, Mr. and of Columbui, and Mr. ~·illliotf and Howard, Yancy, DoJIIIas, McDermitt, Mr. ll!ld Mrs. AJon- Mrs. W. J. Yerian, Lyn11 Cheryl Merola of Galliptli&. ,,. E Ob ynons serve ~:rue::: 50th AnnL'ver sar y ::::~:-~·\:":~.areare aon, Learn to ate~Knit and Pear Mn. E•sley, ing dinner in a series which be- October 20. at Holzer Hoopltal. D"IS· Mn. Roscoe and "SpiD Mn. Wll~ open! learningandtwopurliag. baste pold their duel,I>Uuld and spirittml of tileMethodist 0 b i o trict, gan inOct. Paulding, fiance Paternal Wllliam BrowoMorrll of the in knitUng tioa "What West Arealeader of The 9. WithDehis address and Mrs. grandparents Francis James 1 Church, wlll speak to leaders Iin Lucasville, Bishop Ensley Laughlin, Dayton, and I Ylllll Kn!Utng Shop" were Tho League is g•illg to take knit." of the 150 Methodist Churches will have spoken to 5,000 churchMr. and Mrs. Reed Eynon celebrated their 50th al grandparents are Mr. speakers at a meetiq lessons, and each member ii During the lluoiDesa In the Portsmouth District at ·men in his area where t!Jere Wedding Anniversary on October 9, at their home in Mrs. George Hobstetter, French City Mothm Lea- making cuddle ~·· it was decided le doMto Valley High School, Lucasville, are 1,132 Methodist churches Morning Star Community. Reed and Emma (Biram)Ey· roy The father Is guo Thuraday at the ilome of, Mrs. George Clark, J)N!I!ldeot, "Operation y " d to 1 Saturday, October 29. with 350,000 members. non were united in marriage on October 9, 1916 at urnkrgoing training at Mrs. Marlia W•demeyer, ...,. pmided. and the roll caJJ ••• aU dooatiiiiS ~tl~•to The . Ch h Personal invitations to the Syracuse, Ohio. Army Olficer Candidate School Rio Grande. conducted by Mrs. Rarold olfice. A leiter from tbe 15 event • urc man- dinner were issued by the bish· Mr. Eynon is a retired employee of the Pure Oil t Fort Benniog Ga. Each member received a be- Buah, With members answermg · Leg" AtWiil 8 ship DiDIIer at S pm. Bi8hop 10 p to pastors, lay leaders, pres- Company. - - - -·- - - - -·' gjDI!Illt" kit lllld the eYeoing whether they had, or had 1101 ::'stao:'m pr.;am ""' Ensley's topic, "The Way •f!ideols of the Woman's Society They are the pareab of '""ted to them by Mrs. Viola needy childreo1 during tho Iloilo The Methodists," is designed lof Christian Service and chair· five children: Benoard, Bel- Co1110U. Flower arrangementa day seaSOII was diiiCUSied. .. . to acquamt key churchmen with men and members of Pastoral fast, Maine; Emil, Raci..; were used to adorn the table. J]fh the life and work of lhe Church. Relations Committees m Ports- Mrs. Carrol !Wanda) Nelgler, Gilts of flowers were glvea to OV. • .. ·Mrs. Mark Gay r!!!JOrted -~· Special guest thai evening mouth District churcbes. Syracuse; Mrs, Robert !Wilma) tl!em by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kyger Creek Mothers League led the various city departments the state conveRUOG m will be Mrs. Francis J. MCCon- 1 The Rev. D. Dale Bumgord- Re1ber, Racme, and Mrs. Ivan Vaa Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- PI ere made for the anthe oprillg eonlerencelunder the guidanco or Chief o1 Dunq_ a SOCial hour a _ nell, widow of Bishop McCo.o- ner, pastor of Lucasville Meth· (Marjorie) Watson, Utica, mond EviiiiB and family, Mr. t~uglving dinner IAI be their receat meeting and IPolict John Taylor, course •as served by hootnell, one of the great liberal lodiat Church, is host. The Rev. Michigan. They bave 11 grand· and Mrs. Owen Watso.a aad :.~ at the meeting NoIAI It vildtod Gallipolis ' . ess and Mro. George Cl · A 0011 Methodist leaders ol the first IDr. Calvin C._ Rodeheffer, Ports- chlldren. Mrs. Lettie Spenci!J'. vember 17 wben Magnolta''l'emColll'l to leani about l'ollowlag the tour they met guest was _Mrs. Grant JohoS<A half of the Twentieth Century. lmouth DIStnct supermtendent, . I Attelldlng the dinner were ' . Th atiolll They also mit- at the borne of Mrs. KatJe Next meetmg WJII be held II 0 Mrs, McConnell is a member wUI preside. A buffet diner was IJOl'Yed tbe honored couple, Mr. and pie Pythi~a Sis: " : ball.,.. per . -----··Shoemaker with Mrs. Nancy the Columbus and Southera Gilt. of the Lucasville Parish and at the noon hour. A decorated Mrs. Eynon, Mr. and Mn. Tbeo day evenmg at D • • Preston aJ co-hostess. Mr s. Electric Co., with guest speakan aunt of Bisllop Ensley. ann ..eroary cake! presented to Croy, Cbester, Ohio (the tat- Ethel Stewart, the Wuterman Aid Preston gave the devoUons. er being Nancy Efau, on ChriSIthem by Mrs. Netgler and Mn. ter Mr Eynon's sister wu an cblef, presided . Read. Poe,.., Mrs. Clnlrlene Darst was mos lighUnK. The Portsmouth District di•· Rei1'<'", was used as the ceRI· at~ad'a~t at their ~); Ulf opened In rltualisue I or m. The October .......... of Woo- aamed ehairman for the spring _ _ __ ner is the eleventh and conciud· erp1ece oa the table. ,Also, a Mr lllld Mrs Emil EyJoa IDd Gladys Cockier was reported ··-.. coafereoce and Mrs. Nancy lovely cake was baked and pr• son. Dennis Racine· Mr. and improving. 0 ne wu r.atur; Preston eo<hairmaa. Mrs. Over 100 Attend ·· · -- ' ' · ' FI!!/Jer, wu 1061 "1 Y '"""""' • poems, a Shoemaker asked the members • • . A shower the Octo- lliu-r;,onvUle PTO Mrs. Karen C8rrol and Ne~gler daugl>- aeral home Ill Mn. MerrUI to bring suggestions Pep Club Party. ber meeting featured of the Alexauder lers, Nola,lll!CI Syracuse at the servicea Funeral were Homeconducted and to thefor • conOver 100 members and gu..,ts Social · Club, held. at the home Meet Tuesday and I.Jnda of Cohnnbuo; Mr. c!Jarter was draped In b or The meeting waa O)lfted by !berne nex1 attended a party held by the of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McCor- Th• Harrisonville P.T.O. will and Mrs. Robert. Reiber and memory. Mabel Bearbs and tile 91eo president, Mrs. Kem- m.. 1· I Emanon Club met soclolly Rutland High School Pep Club mick, Gallia County. Thirteen bold Its second monthly meet- son, Terry, Racme: , Mr. and Doris Grueser lost an uncle by per, ud alter 1 potlU<!k MIJ>- Two guests attendl~~g were at the home of Mrs. Kennetll 1 last week In the school gym. members and 10 guests enjoyed lllg Tuesday, October 25, at V:· Mrs. !von W.ts.., U I l c a, deatb. , tho I""'P enjoyed lingjllg ·Betty Gay and Betty Clark. Frazier Thursday evening. Games and records were en- a noon dinner, with B • t I y 45 p.m. In the school aodilllril'm Mich., and . their ..., Barry • An tlcelleRI report oa the oeledlona. llofretthmonts of sandwicbes, Afte d rt br!d joyed. Committee for the par- Crouse saying grace, when opea bo~ will be ob/1111"1· who Is ~rnng m the Army at district convullon loo1! TUet- A reading lll]]ed "Roleaod. ~ potato ebips and colfeo were r 1 esse course, ,g• 1 ty were: Refreshments, sue The shower honored Miss Pat- lld;· : Fort D11, · N. J.: Mr. and day in Lotlan waa tfven by Ne~ was read by Allea Sprapo. oerved by tbe hosteS!. was played for the r~ma 1 , er Cloaclt, Betty Clark, · Barbara ry Holston, who received many A shower of ·Ught welgbt 'batb •Mn. Owen Watson, Rlldne, IDd Uellayes. W!Aona .CIIok aloo !Iuber N14 a -poem Nell meei"'K wiUI be Nof, of the eveolng. The first r.Jlt Dillon, Beclty Haley and Mary njce gifts, ami wh!cfl she grac- toWels will be held for use In Mr. and MrL Charles Cornell, tended. Ruthella llltldJ, Lora ·Go.• w. ltd 11 the .home of Mrs. Louise went to Mrs. Fl:ank Porter aod Hall· Recreation Perry· Ken- lously •cknowledged, the school eateteria, The pro- Racine. new grand chief, ns . rt14 1 poe,., llcCirly with Mn. Clrol Buck second to Mrs. Fraaier. Dildy, Leroy weish, . Roger A song "Tell The Story of lr&in will consist ol 1 film oa Cake and puncb were scrved at convent"'!'. New "Little • A· , _. • ............. The League wiD Tho club voted to support tbe BlaCk, Mike Porter, and Ron· Jesus," opened the afternoon TB. Re~111ts wlll be ..,... ill ~afternoon. . dlaplayed and wiD bt tiiOd -God I KMw, • - Nld ba11J • · rtQ!DDIIO 111e N... 11 Hbrary levy, The committee 11 ole Gorlly; Clean-up, Robert. progr11111. Prayer was offered ed "lollo'!"'g, the meelll)l. Ev- V1slting ill the alleJnoon !be 11011 meeting. bJ .r_, lild$1r. IIIII !Jill II !lie Jllddloport fiN cbarge Ill lbt eveniny •• Hawklna and Lynn Black. ,py Mrs. Cm<lj Booter, Pearl HoJ· "!'Y,!l~lll; "'lee!. to come and WoA! Mn. RaymOIId Evans and Tho meeting ~ ll 'I1IIN til RUM I&£ tbt1ae. · Mra. Robert M. Rlcbanb, Mrs. · lton gave ~ scrlpture readiJJII. bllli&i ~ '!Owel.:· • dalllhler, Marsba, Ea,Je Rldp Jar form and a IOCial bour ... ...-. lira. AveD Lask, Mn. Keonotlt Asslsllng tho event wu• ' ll.waa reported 'tliat the club . ; · · and Mr. Bob Lane, RadDe. · joyed. Games were Ji11M .. .... ... 'l'BIIPU: TO ll!Eil:T Fruier, Mn. Kimball Suiter, 1\!rs. Dwiglll Haley, Mn. Jack :wiJUld bold a rummage sale•on ..= , NAME OMl1TBD '·. The ..Stom of oi!en' houlo: J11i1e1 awlllled the. lib a - .._ 11r ,... Sial IDd Ofllcera or IIIII Mra. Frallk Porter. Mrs, PI)UUps, Mrs. Charlea SDlith, Nov. 11th ~nd 12th at the Bets.v . ~ name of Penny Kemper wu not observed d,.. 10. tlit ter whldl refreslnnenll · • '"' ;1141p TilncJie, Pytbia Slatl!ra, Hq~ J<ilel wu 1 peol. The· 14r, and · Mr1. Authur Miller, ltO'ss .•bakery !rom !lie honor .,...I Olness of Mr. Epoil. bll ou' !be HaD,_ ll,.wllll, . .. . ......, 11 .neu ; IJ!ll bt Nov. I, and the club adv!sar, Mlsa Sal· St. Tlie meetlng .closed with' lbe roll• 1.1 the ellltlt gtade · tll The honored re<eived' were aerv0c1 b)' 'l1loJma , .._ •., f:• p.m. 11 tlla-0.. tt JW,, 11. ·tllre ,lJomo ol a&ki"il~ Dinner Planned N by Temple Sisters I .I ~embercleatb' ~ te~~leo AI~ .,.~ ~· ..... ,,~··· . IJ Scbaal. .~~'~~:• P:~y~/" ,unison. ' -- ----- ---~----·;:.... ~ ~1111 lmlJ~lnl on ·~ ~~ .~tted: ' Bridge Played By Members of Emonon Club 'eror;: Jrill ., = t?:n .'::1 Shower Gt'ven Patsy Holston By Social Club ----- . Mothers League Plans Conference, Visits Official City Departments coup~ . G~!la ,\c~ IIICb Sebool. ~lv~ liiU aDd•.~ · ilr; ·' ..ma. '·· ......... • , .· ~ w-.. lin.' ~ ·' �• ·' • Tile ,. ' 'r' ""'"'aJ Tlmes-Sentlnej, SUn,~•y, .October Z3, · Sunday Times-Sentinel WSCS District .": ' ·· President is Guest Speaker Mrs. James Richards, president the P~1':~~~~ ~ District of the Women's Society of ia was the guest speaker at the general meeting of Gr~;ce I Methodist WSCS in Gallipolis Wednesday evening church. ·-Mrs. Rtcharda showed a col- read. It extended an invitati<m ored film from the 8th annual to attend a serv1ce at 2 p. m. assembly in Portland, Oregon, Sunday, Nov. 6th, at Rodney several months ago, and re- Methodist Church in connection viewed .inspiraUcmally the work with World Community Day, POLISHING UP? ~ Membera of the "Feudln' Over Yonder" play of the assembly_ Mrs. Everett During roll call it was shown McMahon, president, presided, that 111 members and six Harold · Brown, Betty Rawlings, and Jim Mees are shown getting thetr and the prograTn was opened guests had atten<Jed the October Leonard, far right, during a scene in the 3-act comedy to be presented with the singing of "Jesus Circle mt:eting and 266 sick the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium. Looldng on from behind of Maw Frye. Christ Is Lord," and repeating calls had been made. 23rd Psalm. Follow•ng the program, re- . During a sho1t business meet- lre~hments of gingerbread with j ing a communication from the whipped cream Rnd coffee were United Cnurcb Women was served by memoers of Circle 4. , . " ' MR. AND MRS. FRANK TABOR Marriage Vows Taken October 2 ., cast, left to right, Allee feet checked for cleanliness by WednPSday , October 26, ~~ 8 is Mrs. Jark Carsey, playmg tbo!"""ili <:) Feudin OverY onder Being Polishe~ i\ri Members of the Ohio Eta Phil Mountain Maggie, 1 . leeend-~ merry miAups and rib-licklin~ Mae Horuhonk:er, pretty 1: Son;rJty production, "Feudin' ary character of the hills 1 nun- situations. I with .blond (.uris; Cash ii$ahr Over Yonder" cast are putting ; es the sick and patcht.s T k' tb M Ias Willy Homhon~er. 1 ~ last minute ~euchs to their ' those hurt in the feud. a m~ e par15 are rs. homely mountain boy; AJ performance In this hillbilly I A. R Knigllt as Mountain Mag. ard as Puppy Popofr with . play to be presented Wednes· R~mance comes al~g wbeo gie; Mrs. Jack Carsey as hair and t•e1rd : Bob W~g a day evening, Oct. 26, at the Ros1e Belle Fry, who II handy Maw Fry. Betty Uawling~. Em- Jzeke Popoff. ea$y golnn&-Pomeroy school auditoriwn, with a gun, take5 the enly u&- my Fry, Dr. Ha.rold Brown, low. a"'J the Rev. Wilbur~r· attached male in the hill!! from lzZie Jl~ry. the handsome bare· rin a~ lhe Travelin Pnar.alf', The play, rich iD tbe humor ~ under the nose of ber sister, foot boy, Ji1n lVl..es. as Clem Weddi.,g guests will ~ IQJ• of Ute Ozark Mountains, reo. I Emily. This presents a prob- Fry. C.IO lazy to stand un l' Bartrum, JOVCP Leomtfd, AIJil valves arouad the Popoff fand· l lem for Emily who wants to Islraighl; Mrs. Ahce Nea,. is Smith. Ted lleed, Henry Ewi!K, ly and the Fry family who have marry one tf the Popoff boy• : Rosie ~~'>•I F'ry. anc.ther daugh- Fred Crow, Tommy Reed 181d been fending ror years because j l>ut that presents I problem Iter , a pain to ~he entire fam· J')f! Ros~r.baum . ] one ef Ute Popoff boys said he too, what with the feud and all. ily; Mrs. fred Blarttnar as MusJLJn;; ~re Jirn . .J•hnSQ.n, was going out to ahoot an old j In the end, of course, the Aunt Harry Hornhenker, a Kenny McEihmn~ . D1ck Ilatlskunk one day and accident-[ feud is ended 11nd Jeve.triumphs domineering W<lman with shri11 ings, John Blaettnar, Dick lis- 1 ly shet Paw Fry instead. a.gain but I'IOt before many voit.-e_~~ail H<tw'atter a§ Becky I enbaum and Benny Ewing. "PI " Miss Bonnie Jean Brown, dauhgter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Brown of Patriot, became the bride of 1\Jr, Melvin z. Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Tabj)r of Gallipolis, in a candlelight ceremony at half I' p~ one o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday, October ~in the Bethesda Methodist Church. The Rev, Frank Fenton performed the double c~remony. The church was decorated with two flor·aJ auangements or white gladiolas, white mums a n d 1 g!!!!ens. A kneeling pad decorated the alter. Mrs. Marg#ret Thomas played nup- - - · -· - · · - --- ·-- · -titl .music. Iof the groom, served as ~e bride, given iA marriage man. Ushers were Mr. .Jerrv I by{ her father, wore;-a :~ floor.! Frogale, and Justin Williams. leilgth gown of pure 'wh1te satin IMrs. Karen Frogale presided 1 l 1 with lace applique bordering the the guest book. skirt and chapel train. The bod- [ Tb b 'd , th 1 ice was accented by a scooped 'I e n e ~ mo er wore a 1 nf'(·klinE" .tilh Ia•·· a:J IJI\ ,ue and navy and ~hJte sheath dress j 1 aceented With a sleeveless navy [ . 1· Iongs Ieeves taperlng to a d1a· k d be. . t h h d H ·Jae et, an , 1ge ae«ssones, . mond pom over er an s. er · bouffant veil of FreRch Ulusion 1 Tb~ groom ~ mo~er .wore 8 was attached to 8 crown made wh1te th~ee-p1ece sutt w1th rtavy of lace petals and outlined with) accessones. Each wore corsages: seed pearls and crystals. She I of n~d rosebuds. ; fifte~n A reception .wa s held at the j carried a bouquet of 1 yellow rosebuds, and one wh1te Ihome of .lhe bnde s rrarent~. ~rs I orchJd which was arranged in 1 Mary R1ddle and Mrs. Wllh~m I white organza in the shape of Merrick served the weddmg a tear drop. cake, and presided at the bri- : Mrs. V~rna Brown. sister-in- jdal table. I Jaw of the bride, served as rna- Mrs. Tabor is employed by 1 f.ron of honor. She wore a floor the Ohio Valley F.:lcctric length go~n of yellow acetate Kyger Cr€ek sLalion, at Chesbaccented with yellow bow and ire, Ohio. a detachable train . She wore Mr. Tabor is assistant maRml!:tching ye11ow accessories in- 1 ager of Tabor Floor Covering I 1 • > '(' ..\ .Jz:'!IW o •. ~vis~ I ' ,;;.,(' '1' -~' ., ·~ '\.' to .':lfl'l !t'J n'f'.~ ' . . Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary I I I ' : ' '"' ~..; hn• ,.!l1bl11 .. \ ••M ,nOl?.l! -;'. rno'll , 1 1 .O'IM Co., l i I eluding a yellow bow attached Co, in Gallipolis. . to a boufrant veil for her head· The couple is residing In Gal1' pib. Stle carried a colonial i lipolis, after spending a honey. !moon ot yellow mums. in New York and at NiMr. Freeman Pettus, friend lagara Falls. bouquet -s;;;,o~-Ensley Will 5-;~k - Oct. 29To 150 Methodist Church Leaders Bishop F. Gerald l I MR. AND MRS. REED EYNON Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fry .t' Rt. and Justin of Gallipolis, Mr. and 10 J, Dick.ene, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. and Jay of Jackson , Iva Mae I, Ga!Upolis, celebrated their\ Mrs. Lloyd Fry, Kathy and Ray Bowser, and Lisa, Mr. aud Fast and Pauletta of Wellston, 50th wedding anniversary at Tamrun, Mt. and Mrs. Hayden Mn. Ralph Durst, Rllfl. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward West. their home on October 16th. All Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley nio, Cheryl and Dale of Pt. The happy couple re<elved of their children spent the day Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Pleasant, Mrs, Alonzo Dickens, many nice cards and gifts from with them except Ill daughter, Shriver aDd Linda ot Rt. 2 Gal- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Johnsto~~, friends and relatives . Mrs. Joseph (Eleanor) West, lipolis. Mrs. Dan Marr, Marie, Danny, Sending gift~ were Mr. arnJ who lives io Alaska, She tele- Dale Barcus of Columbus, Mr. Kathy and Diana, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph W1~sl and ehlldrel, phoned them at DOOI!I, and all aad Mrs. Enest Et01., Diana Hobart Marr, of West Colum- Jeannetta , Bt·verly, Jolene. of members of her family talked, and Undo of Reynoldsbw"g, Mr. bia, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Alaska : Mr. and Mrs. Cl.,nce and congratulated them. and Mrs. Delmar Bloomer. Mt. Lon Roush II Letart, W. Va., Allbright of Springfield; Mrs. Attending ""'e Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bloomer, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart Zula Fry of West Col;;:id Henry Fry, Margaret James, Bloomer, James Alfred Thomas of Mason, W. Va .. Mr. Charley W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs • Oscar and friend, Patsy Slrait and Mollie Jolmsoo, Mrs, Lena Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fry of Pataskala ; Mr'""ifuf' of Pataskala, Mr. and • Mro. Thompson, M!'l'. Homer Crab- Gilland of New Haven. W. Va. Hoctor of Columbus; Harry Green, Donna, Johruoy tree, Linda and Donna of Gam- Miss Faye Roberts. Mr. How- West, Mr. and Mrs. and Tres¥ Ann ol JohOJioWII, polls, Mr. Lewis White, Mr. ell Evans of Rio Grande, Ev..-. tic and John Edward Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fry and and Mr•. Haskell Bloomer, Wan- ett Callkoat of Bidwell, Mr. mouth; Mrs, Cora Fry, Kenney of Rl. Z Gallipolis, Mr. da, Donald, Darwin, and friend and Mrs. Olr.ley E. Monroe, and Mrs. Charles L)'OIIS and Mn. Clarence Pattersoo, Miss Fran Laotz of Pt. Pleu- Steve, Sandy, IH1d friend Doug too; Mr. and Mn. Bill Mr. and Mn. Frank Halley ant, Mrs. Ora Higgins, Stewart[ Coulter of Cedarville, Mr. and of Columbui, and Mr. ~·illliotf and Howard, Yancy, DoJIIIas, McDermitt, Mr. ll!ld Mrs. AJon- Mrs. W. J. Yerian, Lyn11 Cheryl Merola of Galliptli&. ,,. E Ob ynons serve ~:rue::: 50th AnnL'ver sar y ::::~:-~·\:":~.areare aon, Learn to ate~Knit and Pear Mn. E•sley, ing dinner in a series which be- October 20. at Holzer Hoopltal. D"IS· Mn. Roscoe and "SpiD Mn. Wll~ open! learningandtwopurliag. baste pold their duel,I>Uuld and spirittml of tileMethodist 0 b i o trict, gan inOct. Paulding, fiance Paternal Wllliam BrowoMorrll of the in knitUng tioa "What West Arealeader of The 9. WithDehis address and Mrs. grandparents Francis James 1 Church, wlll speak to leaders Iin Lucasville, Bishop Ensley Laughlin, Dayton, and I Ylllll Kn!Utng Shop" were Tho League is g•illg to take knit." of the 150 Methodist Churches will have spoken to 5,000 churchMr. and Mrs. Reed Eynon celebrated their 50th al grandparents are Mr. speakers at a meetiq lessons, and each member ii During the lluoiDesa In the Portsmouth District at ·men in his area where t!Jere Wedding Anniversary on October 9, at their home in Mrs. George Hobstetter, French City Mothm Lea- making cuddle ~·· it was decided le doMto Valley High School, Lucasville, are 1,132 Methodist churches Morning Star Community. Reed and Emma (Biram)Ey· roy The father Is guo Thuraday at the ilome of, Mrs. George Clark, J)N!I!ldeot, "Operation y " d to 1 Saturday, October 29. with 350,000 members. non were united in marriage on October 9, 1916 at urnkrgoing training at Mrs. Marlia W•demeyer, ...,. pmided. and the roll caJJ ••• aU dooatiiiiS ~tl~•to The . Ch h Personal invitations to the Syracuse, Ohio. Army Olficer Candidate School Rio Grande. conducted by Mrs. Rarold olfice. A leiter from tbe 15 event • urc man- dinner were issued by the bish· Mr. Eynon is a retired employee of the Pure Oil t Fort Benniog Ga. Each member received a be- Buah, With members answermg · Leg" AtWiil 8 ship DiDIIer at S pm. Bi8hop 10 p to pastors, lay leaders, pres- Company. - - - -·- - - - -·' gjDI!Illt" kit lllld the eYeoing whether they had, or had 1101 ::'stao:'m pr.;am ""' Ensley's topic, "The Way •f!ideols of the Woman's Society They are the pareab of '""ted to them by Mrs. Viola needy childreo1 during tho Iloilo The Methodists," is designed lof Christian Service and chair· five children: Benoard, Bel- Co1110U. Flower arrangementa day seaSOII was diiiCUSied. .. . to acquamt key churchmen with men and members of Pastoral fast, Maine; Emil, Raci..; were used to adorn the table. J]fh the life and work of lhe Church. Relations Committees m Ports- Mrs. Carrol !Wanda) Nelgler, Gilts of flowers were glvea to OV. • .. ·Mrs. Mark Gay r!!!JOrted -~· Special guest thai evening mouth District churcbes. Syracuse; Mrs, Robert !Wilma) tl!em by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kyger Creek Mothers League led the various city departments the state conveRUOG m will be Mrs. Francis J. MCCon- 1 The Rev. D. Dale Bumgord- Re1ber, Racme, and Mrs. Ivan Vaa Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- PI ere made for the anthe oprillg eonlerencelunder the guidanco or Chief o1 Dunq_ a SOCial hour a _ nell, widow of Bishop McCo.o- ner, pastor of Lucasville Meth· (Marjorie) Watson, Utica, mond EviiiiB and family, Mr. t~uglving dinner IAI be their receat meeting and IPolict John Taylor, course •as served by hootnell, one of the great liberal lodiat Church, is host. The Rev. Michigan. They bave 11 grand· and Mrs. Owen Watso.a aad :.~ at the meeting NoIAI It vildtod Gallipolis ' . ess and Mro. George Cl · A 0011 Methodist leaders ol the first IDr. Calvin C._ Rodeheffer, Ports- chlldren. Mrs. Lettie Spenci!J'. vember 17 wben Magnolta''l'emColll'l to leani about l'ollowlag the tour they met guest was _Mrs. Grant JohoS<A half of the Twentieth Century. lmouth DIStnct supermtendent, . I Attelldlng the dinner were ' . Th atiolll They also mit- at the borne of Mrs. KatJe Next meetmg WJII be held II 0 Mrs, McConnell is a member wUI preside. A buffet diner was IJOl'Yed tbe honored couple, Mr. and pie Pythi~a Sis: " : ball.,.. per . -----··Shoemaker with Mrs. Nancy the Columbus and Southera Gilt. of the Lucasville Parish and at the noon hour. A decorated Mrs. Eynon, Mr. and Mn. Tbeo day evenmg at D • • Preston aJ co-hostess. Mr s. Electric Co., with guest speakan aunt of Bisllop Ensley. ann ..eroary cake! presented to Croy, Cbester, Ohio (the tat- Ethel Stewart, the Wuterman Aid Preston gave the devoUons. er being Nancy Efau, on ChriSIthem by Mrs. Netgler and Mn. ter Mr Eynon's sister wu an cblef, presided . Read. Poe,.., Mrs. Clnlrlene Darst was mos lighUnK. The Portsmouth District di•· Rei1'<'", was used as the ceRI· at~ad'a~t at their ~); Ulf opened In rltualisue I or m. The October .......... of Woo- aamed ehairman for the spring _ _ __ ner is the eleventh and conciud· erp1ece oa the table. ,Also, a Mr lllld Mrs Emil EyJoa IDd Gladys Cockier was reported ··-.. coafereoce and Mrs. Nancy lovely cake was baked and pr• son. Dennis Racine· Mr. and improving. 0 ne wu r.atur; Preston eo<hairmaa. Mrs. Over 100 Attend ·· · -- ' ' · ' FI!!/Jer, wu 1061 "1 Y '"""""' • poems, a Shoemaker asked the members • • . A shower the Octo- lliu-r;,onvUle PTO Mrs. Karen C8rrol and Ne~gler daugl>- aeral home Ill Mn. MerrUI to bring suggestions Pep Club Party. ber meeting featured of the Alexauder lers, Nola,lll!CI Syracuse at the servicea Funeral were Homeconducted and to thefor • conOver 100 members and gu..,ts Social · Club, held. at the home Meet Tuesday and I.Jnda of Cohnnbuo; Mr. c!Jarter was draped In b or The meeting waa O)lfted by !berne nex1 attended a party held by the of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McCor- Th• Harrisonville P.T.O. will and Mrs. Robert. Reiber and memory. Mabel Bearbs and tile 91eo president, Mrs. Kem- m.. 1· I Emanon Club met soclolly Rutland High School Pep Club mick, Gallia County. Thirteen bold Its second monthly meet- son, Terry, Racme: , Mr. and Doris Grueser lost an uncle by per, ud alter 1 potlU<!k MIJ>- Two guests attendl~~g were at the home of Mrs. Kennetll 1 last week In the school gym. members and 10 guests enjoyed lllg Tuesday, October 25, at V:· Mrs. !von W.ts.., U I l c a, deatb. , tho I""'P enjoyed lingjllg ·Betty Gay and Betty Clark. Frazier Thursday evening. Games and records were en- a noon dinner, with B • t I y 45 p.m. In the school aodilllril'm Mich., and . their ..., Barry • An tlcelleRI report oa the oeledlona. llofretthmonts of sandwicbes, Afte d rt br!d joyed. Committee for the par- Crouse saying grace, when opea bo~ will be ob/1111"1· who Is ~rnng m the Army at district convullon loo1! TUet- A reading lll]]ed "Roleaod. ~ potato ebips and colfeo were r 1 esse course, ,g• 1 ty were: Refreshments, sue The shower honored Miss Pat- lld;· : Fort D11, · N. J.: Mr. and day in Lotlan waa tfven by Ne~ was read by Allea Sprapo. oerved by tbe hosteS!. was played for the r~ma 1 , er Cloaclt, Betty Clark, · Barbara ry Holston, who received many A shower of ·Ught welgbt 'batb •Mn. Owen Watson, Rlldne, IDd Uellayes. W!Aona .CIIok aloo !Iuber N14 a -poem Nell meei"'K wiUI be Nof, of the eveolng. The first r.Jlt Dillon, Beclty Haley and Mary njce gifts, ami wh!cfl she grac- toWels will be held for use In Mr. and MrL Charles Cornell, tended. Ruthella llltldJ, Lora ·Go.• w. ltd 11 the .home of Mrs. Louise went to Mrs. Fl:ank Porter aod Hall· Recreation Perry· Ken- lously •cknowledged, the school eateteria, The pro- Racine. new grand chief, ns . rt14 1 poe,., llcCirly with Mn. Clrol Buck second to Mrs. Fraaier. Dildy, Leroy weish, . Roger A song "Tell The Story of lr&in will consist ol 1 film oa Cake and puncb were scrved at convent"'!'. New "Little • A· , _. • ............. The League wiD Tho club voted to support tbe BlaCk, Mike Porter, and Ron· Jesus," opened the afternoon TB. Re~111ts wlll be ..,... ill ~afternoon. . dlaplayed and wiD bt tiiOd -God I KMw, • - Nld ba11J • · rtQ!DDIIO 111e N... 11 Hbrary levy, The committee 11 ole Gorlly; Clean-up, Robert. progr11111. Prayer was offered ed "lollo'!"'g, the meelll)l. Ev- V1slting ill the alleJnoon !be 11011 meeting. bJ .r_, lild$1r. IIIII !Jill II !lie Jllddloport fiN cbarge Ill lbt eveniny •• Hawklna and Lynn Black. ,py Mrs. Cm<lj Booter, Pearl HoJ· "!'Y,!l~lll; "'lee!. to come and WoA! Mn. RaymOIId Evans and Tho meeting ~ ll 'I1IIN til RUM I&£ tbt1ae. · Mra. Robert M. Rlcbanb, Mrs. · lton gave ~ scrlpture readiJJII. bllli&i ~ '!Owel.:· • dalllhler, Marsba, Ea,Je Rldp Jar form and a IOCial bour ... ...-. lira. AveD Lask, Mn. Keonotlt Asslsllng tho event wu• ' ll.waa reported 'tliat the club . ; · · and Mr. Bob Lane, RadDe. · joyed. Games were Ji11M .. .... ... 'l'BIIPU: TO ll!Eil:T Fruier, Mn. Kimball Suiter, 1\!rs. Dwiglll Haley, Mn. Jack :wiJUld bold a rummage sale•on ..= , NAME OMl1TBD '·. The ..Stom of oi!en' houlo: J11i1e1 awlllled the. lib a - .._ 11r ,... Sial IDd Ofllcera or IIIII Mra. Frallk Porter. Mrs, PI)UUps, Mrs. Charlea SDlith, Nov. 11th ~nd 12th at the Bets.v . ~ name of Penny Kemper wu not observed d,.. 10. tlit ter whldl refreslnnenll · • '"' ;1141p TilncJie, Pytbia Slatl!ra, Hq~ J<ilel wu 1 peol. The· 14r, and · Mr1. Authur Miller, ltO'ss .•bakery !rom !lie honor .,...I Olness of Mr. Epoil. bll ou' !be HaD,_ ll,.wllll, . .. . ......, 11 .neu ; IJ!ll bt Nov. I, and the club adv!sar, Mlsa Sal· St. Tlie meetlng .closed with' lbe roll• 1.1 the ellltlt gtade · tll The honored re<eived' were aerv0c1 b)' 'l1loJma , .._ •., f:• p.m. 11 tlla-0.. tt JW,, 11. ·tllre ,lJomo ol a&ki"il~ Dinner Planned N by Temple Sisters I .I ~embercleatb' ~ te~~leo AI~ .,.~ ~· ..... ,,~··· . IJ Scbaal. .~~'~~:• P:~y~/" ,unison. ' -- ----- ---~----·;:.... ~ ~1111 lmlJ~lnl on ·~ ~~ .~tted: ' Bridge Played By Members of Emonon Club 'eror;: Jrill ., = t?:n .'::1 Shower Gt'ven Patsy Holston By Social Club ----- . Mothers League Plans Conference, Visits Official City Departments coup~ . G~!la ,\c~ IIICb Sebool. ~lv~ liiU aDd•.~ · ilr; ·' ..ma. '·· ......... • , .· ~ w-.. lin.' ~ ·' �.1 .~ . ........" " " " " - - - · · - · · - - - - .. ... ~-- --~ ... . .·· . ' ''I • ' "• ,, .. ' '· ' • • 0/ ' " ' t - POLLY'S POINTE Pastor Stutler Honored Voice .o f Broadway La di ~i'. Min is try Restaurant Place 'MatsT • . op l c k sPea erS ' • - T tH Bronx Demoerauc leadera fa· the mllbldpal diplomat • at • cabs will have foolproof Swe•, vor their popular D. A. Uldore larae Bud Palmer tnviUna a dish metors whtcb automallcal1 DoiUnaer n succesaor to the Bdwy. press qent to atep out- ly switch on 26 seconds after • ')(11 f(J seriously allinl old Bronx war- side Clly Hall arxl aettle some fare sit& down in tht back ~eat, I rlor Charley Buckley, now rhubarb Sqar Ray Robln- In case the cabbie forgets. to 1 ~ soundins nis la.t aldlanl bur· son slped with Vlldni Prell throw the clock or mllht hke rah from a Bronx hospital bed lor hla autobloariphy ... Dan to snitch extra cash lr~a : ' c,·, "The llllnlitry of Chrlitian sewing on cancer supplies, driv- - where Cardinal Spellman vis- Parker wrote most of that yurs and Rube Goldberg, who JUS! ,, Women" wao the theme of a ing pers "" to church, and ited him. ago on the N. v. Mirror .. . may be tht nicest people any''' rl7 POLLY CRAMEil !BE at tho dime store onto the chain talk by Mra. J, Lowell growing flowers to be taken to Mayor Lindsay's office gets FDR Jr.'• Republican brother where, celebratod their 50th ~'"*Jilpor l!ateo prloe AMI. DEAR POLLy -Pieue t.n wblch conneets to the umbrella Lusby Gl Kentucky Christian shut-ins. . . on the horn wherever 11 nnds a John quietly 111Ued oil to l!ur- cllns anmverury al tilt 1-DBAR POIJ.Y-When my fa· Mrs. C. D. that the bell way I handle. I pllce this rlna on my Colle,e at the replar llleetinl The m•ctmg was '" charge fathering to which Jawn's boys ope on the Queen l!ll!abeth to East Side manse. I lber><11inea In a restaurar.: that have tourxllo clean the lOp ofltncer wheD I am In a moVIe or of the P•lltathea Women Thurs. of th• pres)dent Mrs Wendell might seno a speaker to push beat the heat ol ltnal election Phil Stivers at the TV AIWdt bp• picturesque or unusual the barbecue stand or a 1(1'111- out some place where the urn· day ev..Ung at the Middleport Gerlach and was opened wtth the polic. review board The weeks. emy ball told os hi& eye 'r*'' ~ mala, he maltea a prac- cUe ta 1o place It lD the dew and breDa mllht easily '*'-loratt· Church of ChriSt g~up smgmg ano a prayer by Conferenoe of Personal Man' aract sursery not only waasue- · t11ft<,of asking lor an utra one leavo It there ovemllhL Wath ton.- BERNIE Mn. Lulby, who baa been MISs Mudred Hawley. The agers Itheatrical representa- PHYLLIS DILLER and her cessful but even cured hla u~a; , tll1dl they are usually wlllln1, tbe nell lllOl'llllll whlle still DEAR POLLY - For IS assoclatod with the college meetmg •as closed with . a tivos) turn dow11 a speaker mpst rec.nl busbarxl W•rde time nearalghtodness altogeth~ eoger, 1o aupply. He uoe1 damp.-i'RANCES yean I have beon ualni a~~- IInce 1m, ntod a aile! hymn .followed by the benedte· Letters also ask lor star talent Donovan are dattna aaaln .. . er; but P~U keeps wearlnl wm-' **'tlaclcl of these place mats DEAR CJIIWI-IIetty, m' . tipped bobby pin !A) lace Ill)' of the ,.~ the ch:h of lion gtven by Mrs. Robert Relb- lo entertain at a $100 a plate FatliUe forced Enallah actress dow-pane lense because he pr.. · 111\tallollery. llellcleA telllnl us IIIIIIUI, IIIII 1 wtn ~ braided ntiS Instead of a nee- toda aDd women of the Bible el. fund-raismg affair Oct. 31 at Jessie MattheWll to take a lers his bespectaeled Jl<lDlic 1m.. I wheN he hu been eatlns, we dellJhlell 1o lei die dew ., it die. I UJt the klrxl with a· plas- who yserved the Lord, each in Approximately 50 women of the Rainbow Room .. That's month's re•t from her long-run ase ~hll quelled at length; olleit obtain • lot ollnterestlnC ud II really did. I .,ead u tic end end lind the work I& her own way the local church and other Halloween !boo! I F•lk• who TV seri•s Sammy Weln- over his live daughters and e••· Wll'lnatlon about the place opelllll -•paper ovtr die both easier arxl taater.-MARI· ' churches m the area attended wish to vote a~ainst the police stock of the M•tropole Cafe Is en his estranged wile ao maybe ' fAiiri laWd lor the place mai lOp ollllfae allot pllelaJ tt .. LYN BeJna Ute wife of the college t~e me.e:ing. Arrangements of revtew board Election Day recuperating In Hospital lor thaf'll all have a happy ending· ""'ch thla I lte is wrltton die Jnll wHft llle dew etllll• DEAR POLLY-My children president nu !liven Mrs. Lus· mums '" Iall colors decorated should rememoer the raferen· Special ~urgery from hlp sur· Would you believe a room ~mort at thee ne~t table ~~~ aoak II. Tltlt kept lilt early have C<lme up wtth the follow- by a lint hand knowledge of the sancJuary I dum 's been so ••yly worded you gery Mama Gabor's there jammed with lmhmen celebrat• ~llllle tlllna. She planned to monlq nn olllbe rock ae- ing "straw" magic. If lhe the won need'"(l to be done, A social hour was h•i:f fol-, have to vote 'Yes." too, taking post-kneecap-buat- ing for hnurs without a raised lll!!lhe collection she is mak· til 11 eovld be broupl Jaolde lront teeth are sensitive 1(\ hoi eopeclally on the college cam- ~ lowlug the meeting. The re- ~ Jerry . •wis' rock singing mg therapy aoes to the pool In voice, neve1 mind an argument I 1M decorate the walls of her lor whll waa an eaoy waalt- and cold drinks, liSe a drinkln~ pus level with vouth . moshmem tabte_ was covered ' son Gary repnrt> for Army full jewetry and a lace bathlns or a fight That'• what nappeu~ellar -JOHN ing.-POLLY 'traw. Also. if you are In a hur: She serves as food supervtS· I wtth a wnfle !men cloth and I induction What's this about cap Brand new N, Y. taxi- ed so decorouslv when "Phila• , roLLt'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY-My Pomt·, ry at lunchltme and the kids or for the collt~< .and has help- centered With an arrangement ~-. delphia, Here 1 Come" celebra~'· b,n•EAR POLLY- My small er" to ltelp one hold onto an dawdle over theu soup, let !ed with, womells campus I of rosebuds m , hades of pmk ed becoming thP longest runJ· .,, !\} accldentall 01 blue Iumbrella which can be lelt them drmk th• soup through a I groups. Sh• IS forwardJ~g. agent In • sliver bowl flanked by 0 mug Irish play m Bdwy. hJStory at ' midnight party In !!!ytiD marks ~. !or llvln& 'orne place so easily. After I plastic drinkin~ straw There lor the Pemebo!rton mtsSJonary pmk tadpcr, ~· ,liver holdereds Dtn" I t Jl 'll b e " and the soup family Assorte coo Je~ werP serv l Jim DownP.y 's fome lnsh theal twill< carpet. How cant r•· bought a new _one pu a sma e no m ~- kl - MRS-€ i Mrs. lusby urged •very with punch. coffee and mints MIS! Carolyn Kay Graves, I carnaUons The bridegroom's rica! ub, The pre~lou s ~e these marks without lmk ~hal~ on It and then placed goes doy,n qu c y . woman !o serv(" and use her Mrs Gern~~h presided at the daughtet of Mr. and Mrs. Ger· mother was unable to attend. champ waF "Shadow and ~ub. JeaviD& wbll•__ >poii?-L~~ p!am~nger rmg ~had bough!• L. L . talents whtre needed. Among silver servtce and Mrs. Htcks aid Graves. R R. 7, Conners- A reception was held m ~e stanc~ (1938 ) whose atilhor, tht sugce!'tions given were at the punch bo\\1 1 ville. became the bride ol Ron. church social room followmg Paul Vincent Carroll wrote 1 a making ralls on new members, Hoste"'' wet·e Frances Trip- aid William Young, son of Mr the weddtng. A three-tier cake note of congratulations from the neighbors and lonely people lett . Kathryn !i:rvin. 1'eggy and Mrs. Paris W Young of centered the bnde'• table, and Other Side 'via hts daullhter In the commun:ty; help youth, I Gerlach. Genevieve Farmer Gallipolis, In a ceremony Sat- red roses, blue candles and Helena: ~ write te,,~rs to mJSslonar1es. and Etta Mae Norton. urday: October I. at the Orange [ "hit~ bells completed the dec- , "Congratulation• to the Chrlsttan Church in Indtana. orattons. ·1 b • th d 't•' Roger Davis wa' etfcted Double candeiabra against I Mr. and Mrs. Young left lor or rea mg e recur , " 0 nreSJIJent of the Chapman Chapa background of potted palms • tour of the Western stai<H, 'Shado~. and Substan~e 'b H_e ter of Foture Teachers of Amer· formed the setting for lhe enroule to Calllo!Jl)a. For' wrote, Tennyson pu~ tl eautt· 811ttel ica when the sroup mot re- 1 U _0 double ring ceremony. which travelill& the brill\! wore a fully when he satd, The olp •· centiy at Rutland Htgh School The Lord • Prayer m umson all nutne. '.' ne,essary lor an took place at uo p. m. Rev. n•vy blue sheath dress with order chaugeth, yteldlng pia~ . Other officers chosen wert opened the meellllg of the adequate dtet tan be provided J•rry D. McCoy officiated. Ired accessories and a corsage to new, and God fulfills '" m~ · 1 rd oo uch about the hal· Danme Weber. vtce president; Syracuse Third Wednesday If the four food sroups are lol· Weddlns music was provided ,of yellow roses. They wtll re- ways lest one good ~sto~ . . ASKED FOR !TI iheas ; ro~m u and lh.v·ro ' Karen Tucker, secretary; Sa- Homema<ers Club at the home lowed. T•"Y .,., M• lk ~rnup, by Ralph Young of Galllpnf;, lslde near San Francisco. should corrupt the world. Gbdl, This column " lor young ard ~n 1 their little bra Canaday, treasurer, Deb- oi Mrs >ora Roush, Octnber 19. 1Meat group, Vegetable • Fruit brother of the brtdeg~oom. aolo- The bride, a graduate of Rush· bless you all and that blessm~ , P!!/~p~e •. tbetr . problems and hoo P g , bie Turner roartiamentanan· "Cooperate! Every hme a ' group and Bread Cereal group tst and Danny Stevens pianist. I ville Htgh Sch"''' with tbe class expressly Includes Brian frte~ P•• sill'es, thetr troubles and 1gtrl rested, mnocent, unmvo1V· ' • . ' b h b h . i ' : I . Good tuck tAt him and a doublt ' I '' As with the rest of Helen ed and earning college-entranco iJoe Hawkins, hlstortan, and anana 'eaves t e unc' II i The aur;ual Christmas party iVocal numbers were 'I Love of 1964. also" a graduate of , . h '2 Ci b' .,.: Hel US ! it welcomes !au hSI ades. Debbie Smith, reporter. . gets skmned." was the thought wa> dis<us!ed. It will be held You Truly" and "The Lo~'s ' Indiana Business CoUese . in, dram on me m. t e I u ', I ~- •t'dod . s q~•s- gr I Plans were made for an tn· lor the day, •ead by Naom1 December 21 with 1 .piiiiDled Prayer," and other ~electtons j Rtchmond. Before her marnage tts sitU !here. PaUl, . bg~s~ ~nou Prove (with a good first- stallaliofl •ervice and social London. A poem, · November" menu Place ,., 11 be announced Included "Beca~se.'' "0 Per· she was emplyed as assislall lba~ tl-ioo+~n~lth.;:, ~ uestions term report card) thai you can hour this month with membel's' was read by Joyce Ramsey. later.· The Nov•mber 16 meet· feet Love" and "0 Promise payroll clerk of Burger Chef Carro\L:s, .daugnter . Helena voJ'TH ASKE~ ~OR IT finish your homework with familieo and teachers as guests. Roll call was an•wered by 15 in will be at the bome of Me." , Systems, lpc., at thell' national 1stars Nov. 7 lor the lnsh Play! H US 1 th'; time to spare MentiOn boys , A discussion was held on ways members w1th a 'fond hp." Sec- B~~ Ha e . , m lndranapolis. ers off-Bdwy, at the Renata 1 ' casually, discuss them re of He en e1P as to observe American Education retary and treasurer reports, e Y Y '· For her w<;<fdmg the bride ' The bridegroom was gradu- The~~- "l three plays based ?" wsr~CoUPLED COUPLES ' frtends - your folks will soon Week which will b< Sov. &-12. read by ~athryn Johnson, were Enjoying the ·day were Vir- 7ore han emptr~ toor- lated from Gallia Academy High Fr"''~ .• Q:eonnor short Stori~ 0 I!ACH OrnER• !adjust. Miss Sally Schaal, faculty ad-,approved , gmia Sallet, Esther Harden, "':tgt .1h b: 1stppe~ School IR GaiUpoHs with tile · · ,TJ¥1 'PartY. m Downey 8 8 88 8 • Y · . vi r, announced the cbapter [Addie Norrlt, Naomi London, wr r pom Iclass of 1964. and from DeVry was thO first m years wrth~ul . . • And!Ilk lor. an etlenllm: will110 have the program at the Eac~ persea bro1gbt bud Betty Hayes, Joyce Ramsey, aleeveo. The ~ce was Technltal School of Electronics the cocktail-party ear-bendin1 Is tl thl8 way ~verywhere . on the 9 30 bedtime curlew. November meeting of the Rut- made *rilcles lbal wert ta~- Ada Slack, Jessie COttrill,. Ma- cented with a datsy design. Chicago wltb the class of mass-holler; insl"'l,d, all those en a boy and gll'i brtak up Strange how many parenta ID· land PTA. Other membera of eo II aew bomemakera m bel Pickens, Kathryn Johnson, altoulder·le"llh veil was . 1966. He is employed as an elec· Galway, Kerry, .Dttblin, C4rk o1!ere, they stop speak Isrst their cillldren get mort B b W'l the ummaaity •• a welcome G ., 1 u ulln M . ed by a pearl and rhlltestone ti· · engineer with Lockheed brogues sounded like the ensem't v n LOOK " tb really --' the chapter are ar ara I· "'It ~.. . ita" •• .eneva •• o an, rB e orart· d .._ pea • 1 don e e_ 1 "'an ey , . 'eep ..-.. Ci k Gl rxl .. "'~ aa tav .. oo w aL- t A U Sell L' d F II ara, an ,,e wore • r IGuided Missiles at Suanyvale ble hum of several hundred 1 each other. I lhtnk tbll JS H. IIams, Betty ar • . Die tend lhe club. ynd, rh \ •• ers, Sam aRoerhre pendaol necklace, a gift lrom i: : : !.....................,..·~bi~b~ul~o:u~s~b~u:mb=l~e.!:::;'~-""1 j too dumb! Johnson, Ma_ry Floccan, ate . • 1 e ,.,.1esa, ra us · the brldesroom. She carried a \ Wamsley, Lilly Imboden, Ka- Jessie Cottrlli and Mabel Ptc· l bouquet of white carnations and It's like they'd beeo married SINS OF THE MOTHERd bad • big, bitter divorce 1O.ar Helen: thy Thamu, Darlene Smith, kens aave an into resting and yellow roses. th "estreme mental crnelty" 1 I'm i8, 1 coUeae freahmlll. Sborry Matson, Melva Johnsloa, oollllructlve report of the d llght& over property, etc. All throuch hlgb acbool 1111' Lori Godby, Pal Malone, Juan- Health Conference they had at· Mrs. Floyd RobbiM of ter ill, we just give back a mother wouldn't let 011 data. .Ita Dozer, Cha_rlea Scott, Chea- terxled at JackFOn. D! wu her sist.r's only 1 ring. ud usuaDy I he You oee, abe has bad three tor King, Chns Napper, Alan A vel'; deliCIOUS potluck , rnrf Her street-length empire -up 11 almost mutual. By children out of wedlock a n d Gibson, Erm• Smith, lunch was enJoyed at noon with , Mrs. Oris (Rose) Guinther dre~s featured a navy blue tiDie rm tired of him, be's tw.o husbands. Nothing wocketl Woodard and Roger Alkire. grace b<tng given by Mr s. was pleasantly surprised last bodice and light blue crepe 'Of me, or vice versa, ao out for her. She doean't lrUst Geneva ~oian. SUnday when she was hoaored skirt. She wore a ehort blue by can't we be friends? Imen. The afternoon program topic with a birthday dinner at her veil topped wtth a navy blue \ I wont with a boy sl• She doesn't truat me, tbotlgh OS wu "Meal Planning,". taught home tn Houle 7, Pomeroy, bow, and wore a corsage of A Collection of 21 of the most excellent nt~ and we were very dose I've never been an) trouble to by Betty Haye<, that by a host of relatives and red roses. I OIL PAINTINGS for sale. Some are from t we started gett1n11 on each Iher. She talks about boys anti CLUB REORGANI~..., friends. Jell Long of. Chirago, Ill, at· ' 1 er's ne"es !Ill last nleht mea as 11 they were monsten. S U ...., . . tended the bndegroom as distinguished European ertists; others by vo him his ring. 1 thoUiht It I could never nave a boy "Friendship " was the devo- The Chess Club of Rutland Mrs. Gm~her recetv~ man~ man and ushers were Ronald ould be dlllerent because we Icome to see me even. She says tiona! topic presented by Mrs. High school reorganized recent- grlts. AttenH were r · and Graves, brother of the bride, American artists, but every one a misterwe'd always be pals. ,"No Dates" until I finl&h col- Lee I!ou!h when the Past Mat- ly with Mike Brogan elected ~~- RBoy d0 Lean,! Mr. Mran and Floyd Robbins, piece! t today I pnssed him in the lege. She "knows" I'll get ron's Club of Evangeline Chap!- the new president. Other ef!J· ~u,. ernar JV ng, s. law o( the bride, both of Or· ll, lind be looked right oyer nant If I even look at a OES, met Fridll' evllllnl cen are ROller Alkire, vice Carolyn Hesson, Mr. and Mrs. y hood. I Wll right behind Surely I, of all people, the home ol Mrs. Emerson pruldenl, and Ronnie Youna, Harold Zerkle, Ronnie and an~~;. Graves, mother of the \ Jones, Grant St., Middleport. secretary • treasurer. New Belmda, arxl Mn. Freda Hart, bride, wore a mo., green m ft_lunch and It was like I be a pushover. I don't aan1 there. 10 anealt. Ia thero any Earl Knlgbt was asslstln& members ~cepted lnlo the club all of New Haven; Mr. and sheath dress with white trim. 1 d@D't feel bad al losiag a way? - J.K. hOstess. . are Betty Clark, Debbie Tum· Mrs. Stanley Staats, Beverly' Her accessories were brown ac!J, but I'm miserable be- Dear J: Mn. Charles BeMett er, Dennia Schllllnl, Robert Karen, Carol and Max Staats ; and sbe had a corsage of whit< 1llllt ~ lrl•rxl. Do ~· Ye!! - An ultbnatum. eel in the abeenee of the Smith, Jim Fink and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staats, ---·-ve w be like this? - Dl· your mother you won't let Mrs. Wlllis Anthony. Weber. Mlu Sally Schaaf JJ Bonnie and Bernita· Mrs. Eliz. IN II WEEKS COURSE CED" mistakes warp your life, inl bualnesa club advisor. abeth Grlndalead ~nd Miss Pvt. Orvllle 0. Johnson, Div: you WILL date wbiie at club voted to accept the t'aye Hoffman of Letart, W. Va. of Mr and Mrs. Orville Joh•n·ll 8eenut rldlculollll, doesn't It! This bitter •oman of the Pomeroy Put SERVICI!S BFAliN Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffman, son, Dexter, has completed 1 wbal eiae can you expect professtonai help. I bope tron's Club to be peof& at Evangelistic aervices with Edna Hoffman o1 Hartltrd and weeks of basic and combat the "steady system'" that can perauade Iter to see for the annual Chrlitmaa party Rev. Jack lliegent ia charge , training at Ft. Bemting, Ga., In es the "break-up" a big, counsellor. - H. was set for Friday, Dec. 16, wiD be&in al 7:30 o'clock to- Mr. and Mrs. George Star· special forces and is now Jtw:b<llacussed oventamong all November 17. Tile date aight at lite Asbury Melhodist key of Pomeroy and the honor· ing a 10 weeks course in the ur fi'lends - and oome wllo the borne of Mrs. M. L. Qturch in Syracuse. Pa!lor ed gu•si, Mrs. Ginther and her noncommissioned officers lead· 'U French. 'endell G. StuUer announced. husband, Oris. Mrs. Ginther al· ership corps at FL Sill, Your ex is doing what is exA 11 gift uchanae will be 'l'h.ere will be apecllll llinsing 10 received a call from ber borne. Orville rteeived an awa•ro 11 ltcted of him, and It probadurlnl lito party. Named each aliht. aon, Jim, tl Middlet.wn. this. y comea easy because his eao the nominauna committee ipped a gear. The Eastorn Future Hom were Mrs. Joe Yollll&, Sr., and , Make !tim speak oo you: ~ear makers of America held 1 Mn. Bernice Winn. A note of If you've always wante<;l or treasured, a ldln down with perslstont frreodOciOiter to thanks waa read from Miso 11 1 liness, pretend you don't notlce er roas mbers at Pat Leon• Kobl. fine oil painting for your home, this is ~ snubs. Who knows! You ~=• ~e member• ore Games were played durin,l your opportunity. All twenty-one, on disstart a new trend at be · B . w Marth lbe eveninl and prlztl award· Regul~r20.00 ,OUr school. - H. Chral 1~rr ~uon eel tD Mrs. Theo Neu12linl, Mrs. play now, awaiting your selection. Let our 0 Dear Helen : · ar ' Bennett, Mrs. FleldinC decorating staff help you decide then cor;, am a girl of 14. Until this er, Linda !!vans, Rose Hawkllll, Mrs, John Ly081, Regular 17.00 Jl!ar my folks were pretty easy· ~·· J~ Allen Jlu&hes. A dossert 1 relate the accessories In your room to com· J!ting, but no more! a!llla raw ey, raw ey, course was at tilt cloH II'm not allowed lo Iiston . to Winnie Marcinko, Brenda Rol· of the meeting by the boateaaplement your new "work of artH. Regular 12.50 r+clio or TV except on week· smcer, SheHa Krautter, Clrl· es. ejrds During the week I'm 10 dy CoiHM, Jo Ann Brooks, • .ludj from the time I aet Kathy Tuttle, _Peggy Mllh••· efumlture hhme till I have to 10 tAt bed Yvonne Cunninlbam and 0 3D -4 at 9:30. mona Eagle, Linda Myer nd eurpet Regul•r 1.00 & US ,Whenever I get a phone C11ll, Janice Balter. Irs whacked off abort by my Members . Mr. Wayno Love returned reecftCQraton mother broaklng in on the ez- Marilyn Curti!, Karen IIUtiiU,I ctlltly from • vlait with his tension with "Time to study, Linda Perry, Pat Harrla, partnta It KannapoHI, N. C. Gainer .S.aonclencl Grepo St1o SALI dj!ar r She listens in too, oo see EDife, Stmdy CurUa, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Saundlf I'm talking about boyo. Ban, Linda WeaUall, en of Lt Pine 81., <Wllpollu, · In GaiUpohs, Ohio I'J'My make a hlg deal about Martin, Ellen 1\aevaa, have returned from a ...ular 1.50 CAIYLE RICHARDS ' OP ' Jl!f not even being supposed oo Boos. Rita Wataoa. J t a tbllr da118itt0rs, Mr. and Mrs. lloa. ••• TJUNK about boys. Now real· Hunt; Mn. Thelma Eqhl, Bobby Wood, Ktnn and Joyce Qlf I.IMtT ONI_ ( MISS TODAY-Tiw Art end Hano ijl What'• with !h•m:- Dill- chapter mother, and Saunden in lolelnphll, Term. WIGS COURAGI!D. Mrs. Ritchie. · Mr. and Mra. ~14 Car· cllwork Show RIO GIANDE COLLEGE. ....01!1·~ Dear Dlo: RefresluttODI& were , 11rved. michael "avo dftn up their That's this afternoon, SUNDAY, ALSO "High IChool jitter•" are with Pine St. IIJIIIrllilenl and Mrr. ..._. _....., Carmlcbllel wiD live with ber M-. my I.G.A.p . (I'm ,,_.. Oft TREAT PH. 992·3557 Falls and Wiglets Olrw•lq Alain PercepUon), Trick or trell at · parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Emer· POMEROY 2M I-MAIN lind GDiy YOU can car. the Pllins will be Monday, 1011 Corbin wldle ber huabltld rovl de ., . Our a Ome I"' Helen Help k..; M R hH rs. OUS Program for M Cl b Ofron II River News I Now at Tope's ••• "ORIGINAL ART" GALL&RY Y GALII'OUS IUSINESS COUEM IN ...........a;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;..a;;;;.;;;;;...._ ................,] :::II would COSTUME JEWUY lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON . 'If' 11elad7. They've read and &1.from e::!O 10 t p.a the Armed lfa'Ykt, · .• SOc , .. ... . ~ It OCT. NOT EVERY PERSON ersona F M• repo. , SALE! DON'T "'-Itt""" 1•-------- Body P••nent .. .. 10.00 97 , IUSINESS CARfERS IEGIN AT GIC f CC Le Oil Permanent .. .. .. 1 H • Spray WITH ALL THIS! sucassFUL Guest Speaker Vitamin AP••nent 15.00 - -"''"'**· ' _ _. p " IN t R K I, I More ' YOU CAN EXERCISE ' and others 1•-s-·ee___d_H,...--dear I es e HAWKS NEST e OIURCII ON Til HILL '""eel l'n'f. ••·11 From Pomeroy "lk ri!::U• p t d 'f w H 05 or an l e onor E str•"'"' o.;,. an . 1 AND SLENDERIZE On display are many of the works of Iudoiph Ellis, renowned artist of Dun· liar, W.Va. Come feast your eyes on his originals titled ••• e SUNDAY MORNING e COVERED BRIDGE e CANINE COMPANIONS .lhl lt II !:it'• Eastern FHA 1nitiates New Members on 11th J I :..n.: Mrs. Ginther Is Surprised on H hd er Oy R J' H'tg hi'19hf All·DOy M"""fi"'W Of Baptist Happy Home l'!!r. , • Event 5 (it"· J"t".:i • 'a Ga11 l 0: ,:· I 1 1 PI • . T • Meal onnmg IS Program optc F H k Cl b f S Or 0mem0 erS yrOCUSe I r. La Sh Y "' OWer Is Given lor Mrs. Lothey lat\ Us Soc· I 1 I WdT Future Teachers • El ect DOVIS as Their President Nilllllfti Goinn Aw Gift M J b ay a ISS oro yn oy raves e Ronald Youno In Indiana Church I i I I M' C I K G The secretary reported tlial "Food lor die lvamey'' was 'lite purpott ollht prilt•• Ill!, llfrt. Watton; hod fiJI' the World Coftllllunltt bay the elass bas paid a total of lhe topic o1 the program pre- was to take a new look at tlte Chrlsilan Pilgrim, Mrs. Ulli Grace Eplicopal clturcb 1402 40 kiward the furnace senl!tl by Mra. Us win Nl!ll.. uorantllll of Holy MIJ!ilaiOII curtl!; Pood ror the l.mtl'l November 4 fti 1110 annourw Ieavins a balance of ~.71 l~ when the WSCS or Forest Run •so thai Ill historic rtluallstl~ 'l'able, Mn. Alll'ld YUUgar: ld. the treasury. Methodist Church in Meigs meaning can be reinterpreted A}IOIIIH Tiatlilli& uti Iitllo)l· Mrs. Mark l!lnrll dltltt It wat reported the 41 cook - . - 1eounty met Wednesdliy evon· to todoy's ChrisUono. Til• thlp, MH. FAltlt Slit!GII, 1llltl r!ptlrl b!lnb to aliilfit$iij books have arrived to be sold. MotKtay mg at the church. bymn "Oil God O'ur Jltlp Ia l'ilgrim"it Into the UnkiiOwn, urlid lhey be Oiled 1111 1 Durin1 a diacu11ion on • Jtew THE SOUTHERN !Iemen· Mrs. RUII Walaon, At'llidtnl, Ases 'Paot," Mn. Ktraa Roul!b Mrt. l'rt!d lie -.e. onct. Mrs. Us win Nease r ore red carpet lor the church unci• tary PTA will meet Monday coodueted !Itt meet~n~ Whlcb readllll John t:l5-58, tllld Mro. A reldlll& by Mn. Mll'k J!ly. I letle~ tl'«<l Mrt. iJIIWI m., 1'\~ , I uary, Rev. Stotler arrived and evemng, ocoober ~ at I p. m. opened with the purpoae of Ne111 aivlna • mediiiiiOtJ, ~ w od Jbt bymft, "MY Paltb ans In regard tG the ~~ the group tans "Happy Birth· at the acbool. Mrs. Moaning the wscs in unison loUOWt!d ened tht ptOII'llll LDOko lip 'Ill 'l'llee" ciOPCIIbi! Cllllll Plans were made Mill 1 The Twllilht Gorden club of broken collar bone. day" It him. It was voted to Kloes wlll give a brief !Ilk on wtth davouono by Mrs. Frill Several tta&aP 01 lht ptGihnl. 1 bflllll, rum~qe 1111 on Navembtl!U .'•lt1leroy met Thuraday even· Mro. Leverett Roul!ll, preal· purchaae the carpet and nam· the TB. levy. All other PTAo lNease who o!ftrad prayer and mpic were liftll frl"'lliJ, Jao Rtf. Wendell G. ~lutler admln• lla ~ bttlldll\11 IOI'IIIl!rll' oll!llll nil-at the Columbia Gas Co. of· Ident conducted a ahort bUll· ed on the committee wero are mvtted. 'gave • meditadon, "Opsa lor IU> fllllt and llaci by lilt!. illetetl eG111111uniod. pled bY !lvans otlll'e in Poolelli!fl , '"In Middleport for a demon· ness' session. Several announoe. Rev. Stu£ler, Mlio Eleanor Rob- RACI~E WES~YAN Servlctl8usi!IIU." John ~I; JOI!s the InliJIIr.] Dllrln& \h@ busltll!d mslon I 1 At the closo 01 !l1e bttlltiliiJJ •l l'ttion by Betty Newton. I ments were mad> Including the son, Mr1. Carl Kloea and Mtl. Gutitf wtll hold !Ia re&uJar --~------- · ·---- Itltlnlt you mtl wl! reid from !e!!IOtl, rell'!!bMII wt11 11 "~'e8tlve Holktay Fouds and Che•ter Gorden club flow.lr Franklin Rizer. ' meetin& Monday, Oct. :14 f ' the ll'l!her llmily lor llollent. served by Mr.. Lolli Qdf i"un," was the theme of the show saturday and Sunday R•· l Ice cream, cake, coffee and l7:30 pm. II the home of Mrt. II I }'I If lA apedll mM!flnJ lb be held i•nd Mrs. Mark l!vano IQotV11 """'onstration and foiJowin o it glonal meeting at parish house Ilea werr ser,ved from a table ' Wilma r:;rcGraw. I Northup llflsi!Oilary IIOC!Itty the. BOll(, tfaOI lo FarNt. Tht I at the church Monday It 7::!0 aboVe and Mr.. John fl'. the loud was served to 1 h e of First <.:onaregatlonal church with white cOver and eentered BETHEL NO. Ia of the Inter·] ~nored • departing mamber It acrtpture was read by Mrt. p, m. for lite We.k of Prayor 1Mrs. llanwn Holter illtl ,,ltlfa, mnmbers and tbe memhm of 10 Marietta, November 10 tre•· l' with two birthday cakes honor- 1 national Order or Jeb's Oaugh· 'ts Oetober meeting at . the Rose and prayer w11 otlered llld !!elf Denlll, wltslnnounetd. !Harry Wyatt. ,1911 ., ing the pastor Ml" IIDbson on ters wttl meet Monday at tht • horne of Mra, tloye Rose m an by Mrs Ntlde Sbeeta Another ~-.. ~-.. ·-~ · ~---·-·---· .. --· ....,.. M1ddleport Garden cIub who erva II on~ for th e cIub are Io be · 1 • • • rr'no were guests. The door pme was lmade with Mrs. Gerald Wilder· behalf of the cia,, pre.ented Pomtroy Masonic Temple ot•afternoon ~esslon. The Jl'GUp son& wa! "Whot A Friend.'' I' WOrded to Mrs William Mor 1muth by November 41 and a Rev. Stutler with a gift certlll· 7:30 p.m. 1presented I going away prea- The Ill wtn . ' IQ fngJ 10V ,._ "" prtsidenl of 'the Mlddlepor; :planning meeting for the Coun· 'Cllte rrom • Pomeroy clothlna GARDEN CLUB presidents . ent to Mra. Juetme Melton, present~.· "L,fere::!~: .. ~e~e Membe~ oo l'lub. The table place setting 'ty Chrtstrnas flower sliow at the ,!tore and mterested members will 1 Fourteen members worked on M I . .. Y " was made by Mrs Mary B johio Power Co office Mon- [ Attendins were Rev. and Mrs. meet at Ohio Power eo. of!tce quilll prior to the afternoon At•· Mae 1 bol?'~er, And Reldlngs mark•d the 111-day ,ton. and tf~ group sang ltelnes. The flower ~rrangement • day. · ' Slutler and Kevin, Mlao Marcia Monday at 7:30p.m. Drawin&• program. Mrt. Sea Elllolt, so Som~t.?'es.' ts. Lui~ OCtober meeting or. t~e Happy !£• All tho! World To Me'" ""' ·.m shades or pink eh"santhe- 1 The theme of the ahow will Karr, Mr. and Mrs Bill Wine· I WJII be made lor arrangement president, presided and the Cremeens , It Goes Wk~. Thla Home Club of Oalha' Ca.m-1 vollons were ~Jven by '!IMP. mums In a low blue eJall dish, be "There's a sLar In the sky." brenner, Mi" Robaon, Mr ' · : claBSes In the Christmat now-' group opened thl progrtm with by Mrs_. N:e ..Sheetl;,, &~I Patin Baptist Church, whtchll French, followed b! )iljll!ll which was sent to Mrs. Eddie New program books for the year Paul Kloee. Mrs. Woodrow er show. one Satd is.. and Srntle, was .held at the home ol Mrs. by Mrs. Carl Rile. E1ghl l!rf.!!ll Smith I member who has a wer distributed Zwilling, Mra. Carl Kloes, Mn. TUESDAY eft'"' by Mill llol1me Nibert. Btble 0. E. F.·tnch bero ••, ... red th• roll catl and - - '---~ e · -~-~- Dana Winebrenner, Mrs Rlur, THE ~ElGS County RldiDS qul!ltiODI were by Mrs. Mary Among tne readings given ' Mro. Dale Rothgeb wa;aQeJTbe Sunday Timos.Sentinel, Sunday, October 23, 1966-l7 Mra. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Ea- Club wll ' .. ,..1 Tueaday evenFrancea Rile and Mro. llebee· were, "H~ K~po _the Key," b~ : corned as a new member. 11M· :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.:::::.:::::::.::::, I till Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Char· mg at t·. "ome 01 Joe Young llesole Rtle : Datly Slr~ngth, · well cord• wer• SJgned' .lllllt ,. lea Hoback and Mr. and Mra. Sr. alL•· p. m. Hostesses wilt c• Unr~ by Gall Batrd ; a poem, Whteh iSent to Mrs. Charles 111!i'lit, Millard Van Meter and Tony. be Mrs. Leo Kennedy Jr. and M Ch 1 Lalit Tht 1001ety It as dismissed Are YOU'' by Meda Mink '"l'he 1Mr l>dw'n Tha•ton and ~M. Mrs Don Beui.. ' lh rsed . a~es ey h wll llilb tho Lord'! Prayer. Fitly Spoken Word." by Nellie :John K Russell notasl ~l:~mfl.l>'ff""'"'l!'!i""M-"~""·nt • ROY WCTU. onnr W1 a 1ayette 8 ower Mae Rei•mare Mr G French '' Go!ISIP Town" b ' -POME Wlll me•tl when the Chatter club met Wed•, • ' s. . rover ! . ; .. .'. Y1 Th~ 110Kt m•etlng wll Tuesday at z p.m. et the home d v In 1 !It b . 1 Erb and Mils Frankie Mumaw Sybil Jl'ren<h, and Wa!bng To of Mri. Joseph Cook. :s a~h· ~D e R":nd were Athens vlsikira Saturday. I Be Gracious ." by Dilla Me- Nov lOin. WJt•J an RACINE Amencan Legton I Drs. I arthes bupre,s '" u··t ' 114111 Martha Ge~htirner, • Cormick. Isession at Ihe hom• of ' IcIan at unIvers Ity u - I Th Hotur Hospfllh Visiting Star Rt. ; Mrs. Artllur Pride· AuxiliAry will hold ita regula:·' l urh ng I• M snell C I'""on, Roa h •• .. onn ...... • m~rn lng was spent soc!- George ,~ rene h v·'"w' w houra 2-4 and 74 p.m. Parents more, Rt. t Radcliff·, M ro. meeting Tuesday Oct 25 at 8 ,•.darget pola "'erear ad ef ' pll'll, Colwnbus, spent 1'lmr!o 1ouy and at noon a pot1uck din· Mr and Mrs Frrri• .John ' . , pre ' en , ns w m e or d d ~ ld . M' k R h Cl un\y on Pediatrics Ward. James Hlll, Rt. ' Jackson; Mrs. 1.30 p. m. Potluck refreshments I Ch . I d' at Cr •• ay an ,r ay With her aunt!, I ner was served to !5 persons. I IC Je 11\ g•h. ' are " Adllllllloll Jessie H. Hufhe!, Ashland, will be served. Stea/~0~8~ on'~:~nesday,o~ Mllaea Ada and Lueretio Gert- The Z p m •,tssion was ull- ' Shriver, 0 1: and AI Mrs, Dwight N, Steven, Rl. Ky.; Perry W. Redman, Sandycember 21, !Oiiowod wilit a par• betmer. I ed to ordet· by 1,1•~_11oy__Thax-• French _ _ _ _ _ __ 2 Ga!Hpolla; John D. Markley, ville. W Va.; Mrs. Richard P. WEDNESDAY ty at the home of Mrl. Kenneth taO Garfield Ave.; Mrs. James Asher, Ravenswood. _ _..,,.,,,_..,,_.,., HEATH METHODIST Church Michael. '1 B. liau, Chllhlre; GH!'&e W. Births MONDAY will hold a family ni&ht dinner Game1 were played with ' S~renger, Pt. Pleaaint; Mrs. Mrs. Dwiaht N. Stever!, Rt. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club Wedneaday evenma, Oct. 28, at pntes awarded m Mra. How· I.J""'If , Melv!D R. Farley, Pt. Pleat- 2 Galllpollo, son, 7:45 a.m. Frl· will m..t at 6 p. m. at St. ft;30 p m. at the church. Those ard Birchfield, Mrs Nathan 1 . . . ani: Mrl. Bobby L. Tucker, day ; Mrs. William E. Mercer, Louit Catholic Church. attend in& are to bring a cover- Biggs Mrs Floyd Harrison a Rev. and Mrs. C. L. 0 Con- Jl Bailey. Gene Yost, Marlin IYoot. Olhe M"" CozaJ t, Gflmml Landini, W.Va.; Park Jackaon, aon, 10 :48 a.m. Fri- DIAPERS TO DATES Moth· ed dish and table service. The pest: Mro.' Michael won lho ""' of Racine celebrated their Wilcoren, Frank Cleland, John , gtobart•nd Mnrth• Lou fJ)i D. McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. day; Mrs. Melvin R. Farley, era Leape will bold a Hallow· Rev. Cal~in Rndetteffer, dis- door pme. Mn. Roachr eceiv· : siiVPr wedding anniversary on Bentz, Bill Cotart, Marjorie · Sevml othm mailed ' '-": §1 Ell!ler W. Kaots, Pomeroy Pt. Pleasant, son, ! ·le p.m. een party at 7:30 p. m., at trict superintendent. wtll be a ed an anniverury &lit from her I ~~g!to.nThVey werbyethmarrledR in o.r.lm..,.m•,"'Rod . ..,G_,r.'m"m".. .M ..... •ry._K_!a.;,nd,...;;;;c;;.a;;;;ll;;;!'d_b);.,'oipi•IOIIe-=ii!' !'i?~ 1 Friday, the home of Mrs. Phlllp Heck. suest. Members or the congre- secret pal. . · a., e Diochar&e• CUB Seoul Paek 2113, Grac• gatlon and their families a" Relreahmonll were served by IF~ancJS J. Brooke, Jr. Rev. April M. Armstead, Geor8e Methodist churcn, 7 p.m All urged to attend. the hostess to those named a- !OConnor Is pastor or Racme Bates, Kine! Beckner, Teresa Cubs wear co•tumes. RefreshA STATE CONCLAVE of the lbo"" and Mrs. ftoymond Fl•ch· jFtrsl Baptist Church and Ute . D. Campbell, Mro. Rondus G. menta Ohio Valley Commandery No. er, Mrs. Wilbur YouDJ, Mn. Bethlehem Bapt"t Church Gaaae · reaOJa&•- l)alllpot- Ca•to, Mrs. William G Casto, GALI-lA TOP~ Club will 24. Knights Templa~. will be iH01111rd Phillips, Mn. Thomas Great Bend. Is Dam 12.1, 13.5, runnihi 6 ii•t Eickelberg, Mro. Cornelia Goff. meel at 7 p m., at Grace M.. held Wednesday, October 21,. Stewart, Mrs. Robert Eads, Alter church servic81 on un rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Mro. Leslie E Henry, Samuel thodtst church N•w memhero at 1·30 p. m. A potluck meal 1Mrs Clllford Ebersbach and 1 Sunday evemn& lhe congrep20.65, Pt. Pleasant 24.14, Hln L. Hurlow, Walter 8 Landrum, cali441H6!d will be !'f!rved at 6:30p.m. 1ruest, Mrs. Don Stewart. Ilion surprised Rev. srxl Mn. l ton Ul, Kanawha Falls 6.96 Mrs Cathenne NJerman Stan· MERCERVILLE Grange will MUNE GRANGE will meetl O'Connor with an hour of cele- 1 risina, CbarleoiOI! 11.92 falllng. ley Pennmgton, Mrs. ' Or- hold a spectal meetmg at 1.. Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7•30 at bration and fellowsh1p ot Llllldon and Marmet dam• were ville B. Philllptt, Carl B. Ruth- 30 P m. Members piease be the Grange Hall. Boo•ter ~lght 'l llaptl!l parsona1e. Lovely Jlll:O .. ( running 1\2 lett, and Winfield erford. Mrs. &ina C. SInes, present. Work In first and •e- will be observed snd thm ers0n0 0 many oJ Silver. were presenied. ' Oam 3 leet. Mrs. Albert c. workman, Mrs. cond de81'e<~ will be liven. will be a speaker lor the TB I Refre•hmenL• of cake, Btal MMem<all: R 11 . K H k d . f t I CENTENARY GRANGE wilt Bond Issue. Everyone 18 wel- 1 cream, and coffee. wert oorv. ,l Obio BIYer - Wayne H. up 0 '"Ge· ldawL aMn Km an dsoln, meet at 7,30 p. m. Halloween come. Refreshmenls 11'111 bo• l ""'""''~-- • ~ ".,,.,,_ , ,- - T"' ed to the &uest•. Th• decorated ra · c ee an n- costume contest will • 3:SO p. m. ; Kentucklan up fMrs.I I'• be •erved . Mr. and Mn. Damon Far- ca k,.. w"e baked by Ollie Mae • 14, 5:50 p, m.; Cotton Queen an 'on_.---~ held. VIsitors are welcome to THURSDAY lreil, Mr. and Mrs. DUford Far- Cozort and Martha Lou B•egle. up 14, 10:45 p. m.; Polly R. attend. Refreshmen!J wtll be ALL PERSONS on the com· 1reil. Mr. and Mro. Estill Moore The refreshmenla 11ere oer•ltd ll ,,own 15, 7:10 p. m.: Baby Lur l'et••••• Memorial Hoapital 1 furnished by the Granse. m1ttees for the Pomeroy PTA and Mrs J. c Farrell were by Lola Bailey, Jane Ann Po••-:I up 17, 7:10a.m.; l'llilip Sporn Admisolono - Lucy Cooper, 1 ,Halloween party are osked to !cailed to East Bank, w. Va. ell and Trudy O'Connor. down 17, 5:45 a. m.; Jefleraon Mason : Floyd Barringer, Reeds- ' TUESDAY meet Thursday, October 27 tt this week by tile death of Bill During refreshment urn<. II down II, 3:35 a. m.; Harvey ville: William Argabrite, Woos· GALLIPOLIS GUIDING Mo- 1 P m at the •chool to sack lcarr Ver• Beeate read twn poem< Jordon down 19, 6 a. m.; Vul· tor; Roy Sears, Middleport. thers Club will hold tis month· prizes and, set up booths. . ' M~ndoy goest• of Mill Mar· she had compooed for R... can down II, 7 a. m.; A. J. Dtac~o~rCe 1 - Mary Turner, ty meeting at 7 p.m. at the . WOMEN S SOCIETY of ChrtS· cia Karr were Mrs. Georae and Mrs. O'Connor oommem- • Pitten up 19, 8 a. m.; Reliable Bertha .h>ckson, Larry Grue- Grace Methodist Church with !tan S~rvtce of the . Chester Brady of Frostproof, Fla. and oroting their 25 yean of marup 21, I:ZS a. m. , Robert Reed ser, Robert Cook. French City Mothers Club ~ethodiSt Church wtll observe Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cowen of ~tied life. up 21, 2:40 a.m.; Walter Beckas guests. A C~~ lo Prayer and Self- , Weal carrollton. I Guest• who were preoent lnJord up 21, 4:11a.m.; JaneT. Meigs Geaeral Hoapltal ADDAVILLE PTO will meet Denial program Thursday, <?c- 1 Mr. and Mrt. T. A. Downle 'cluded Francel WilcO!ert, DeJo. ' down 21, I:U 1. m.; Steel Admilllolu- None. In the school cafeterta at 7:30 Iober 27, at 7:!0 p. m. The ,and Charles, Mr. and Mrs WI!· res Cleland, Edna Pit'Wis, ve- l R~ger up 21, 8:30 a. m.; Peg. Dischnraes - None. p.m. Mr<. Annabello Bail will theme f~, tlltlll II "These My 1Ham B. Downie and wintam ra Beegle, Grella Simpson, llelgy llownry up 22, 2:45 a. m.; be the guest speaker Brethren. Men, women and and Mrs T. w. Bengel spent en Simpson, Marilyn ~~:~::II Southern doWII 22, •:• a. m.: Pit.,... Valley Hotpltal RIVERSIDE Study Club will chtldren are mvtled. last Sunday at Dunbar, w. Va.l Jerry Pow•n. Ethel AI Tammy While down 23, I a.m.; ADMIIIIID - Mrs. W. H. meet at I p.m., at the home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brleht. Phyllis Bailey, Lois Bailey, Boc-K up Greenup 9 p. m.; H. Rider, Vinton, Ohio. of Mrs. M T Epling, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss- i E. Bowles up Greenup 5 a.m.: DISCHARGED - Mrs. Cur· Gueal speaker will be Mrs. 8V. fQ IS man and family or Granvllle , 1 Louisiana up 8 a. m.; Bayou Us Wallace and daughter, Kerr. Alma S. Bean of the Division , were recent 11uests of hia par- 1 LaRose down Grel!uup Mli p. o. Jam., Pattmon, HocMt:: of Servi<e for the Blind. JunMr. and Mrs. E•lle Moso- 1 m.; Franklin B. up Meldahl Mrs. Carl Hogsett Apple Grove. lor Woman'• Club members , 8:20 p. m.; Brian B. up Melwill be ..,..... ' Mrs. Ernlne North of Newark ' dahl 2:30 I . m · J . S. LewiS up DAUGHTER BORN LAFAYE1'f'E Unit, American Or Qgl/1! two weeks with Mr. ,\ppl'OVtd for Vetmllll Meidahl 3:~~.~-: Lady Mill- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson Legloo Aus!Hary will meet at Mro. Momnan. Training arul 8odal un down ........ bl 3:40 1.m.; are announcing tile birth of their 7:30 p.m. at the hail. Four speaker when the Child Mn. Ernest Konnedy ol Ak· Seeurlty Stlldellts Rose G. down Meldahi t:lf a. first child, a 6 lb. 1\\ oz. daugh- young laditl ch011n from high vation Le.liUO met Thuraday was the ,...kend peat Next Qullttr m. ter, Lori Lyn, at Holzer Hospil· school to attend Buckeye Girls evenltt( at the homo of Mn. Ml'l. ll:dlth Thomao. ...lntDec.l GaUipollo Dttm - Ed e an a al Saturday, Oetober 1. Grand- State will speak. Refresh • Paul Runell, Mlddltporl. Mrs. B. F. Gravely, Mn. J, C..alat and lnfllrmotl.., Bosworth down 1·35 P m. Moun parents are Mr. and Mrs. Da- lllt!llls will be oented. A. Eden and r.llu Helen LodJ. On DiJtieMa C"'* lain State down 7 p. m.; OVI!C Vid Grueaer and Mr. and Mrs. TODDLERS TO TASSELS A school lor retarded ary •l•ited Thursday with Mrs. Avaii.W. UjiOn Rtljlllll dOWll 7:15 p, m.; Otlwflrd down Waiter Hudson of Pomeroy, Mothers Leaguo will mert dren in Meip ceunty wos lhe Harriott Ruuell ond Mra. lllllowll 12:45 a. m.; Andrew Calboan at 8 P· m. at lito 11eme of lopic of the Rev. Kraly, who al- Chamberlain. up 2:20 a. "::::...~ McCool down ASKS DIVORCE Mrs. ArthUr Rupe, Jr., 2GII lo spoke OR pita... of mental Mrs. Mae Rtitmire Gf 4 a. m.; - • • Sllte down One pe1ilion for divorce wat Ba!!llani Dr. 11 will be «tJJSt Illness. The dub ~tod hi1Il llaven, W. Va., is tbe 1uest of l:20 a, m.; Beayer up 7:40 a. filed In the oi!Jtoo of the Me:IP I night. A skll wtn be present- a gilt and a·aUDihllll box '*'lister, Mrt. S..le Fllcbtr. m.; Westorn ,. 1:21 L til. clt'r!r of court& Friday. Era ed by members of the LeiJUe. toys for the achool. Mrs. William Porter orxt J<Ibn Phluttlta67 ....... llnr- Lley J - Van Way, Route I, Reedlville, DJ MrL l1uala Flldle Mn. ' - down Marme1 7:~ ,, !Oed IUil qainst Carl D. VIIIMrs. Gene Houdashelt, pres!- ' r, m,; KDos ~ llllrmell:lt a. Way Sr., Roulf 1, Reedsville, dent, conducted the meeting m. : Fort DeMitiin liP J1arm1t 011 clrarpt of iJ'CIII nqleet arxl P, Which opened with tho Mo!Mrs Ui a. m.; Allell R. illtrrill 11p eltremo mrelty. Plallltilf asks ofeS Pr.Yer in unlsen. Mrs. J4!1!11 Winfield t tt p m.; 0. F. &bear· ttbt be ftlllled IDd .ld'l rf COOk was devotional lUll«. Mr wlw Ails on me bUys 1 new er dowa WitdleJd l:lt p. a; IGrly of lin rm- t!l!lldmo, fOM IU• Dan White asked the Club m National down Wlnlleici 1:40 ailllllllf temporary and permasupport the renewal of tho (Pic!Wtl• MD..r, Tilt loarl, Gy111 Set)' a. m.: Helen Z. don W!llfield aent, and IUPporl. tempora11 levy and II wa votod !A) endorse MIMING AID 4 25 a. m.; Charle1 Stevenson and permanet, for the minor Miss Maxine llenoell, Colum· it. Robert Cleland, c!talrman • Stallllnaey Bieycll> •!toller" Massagi!T Winfield l:lf a. a ehildrea. is spendlliC lito weekeM the Red Cross drtve, spoke brief· • Electric· 'liJilnll Cyeles •8\ll'l!ells ~ ber parents, Mr. anti ly ,Mn. Charles BeJrneiL . ellel* Maar em -'!:fl!l.'cllle Maf Mrs. Bernard Sebramm bas It wa1 •oted 1o spell., • Hand "'-ters §' Pl'ogram~ retui1led !A) ber ' - lD Zanet- Bloodmobile nest Montby, eTilt Boaro~ ~ Sets •• ., '· and.wwttltheml e Ro Trim• •f6omet~ic-Z:Bin'S rille alter a 'llalt bere with Mrs. Glenn Hensltr •• her d.,.ttter and family, Mr. man. Anyone wl•hh!J In What abottf. volil' btlrlng-hu It 11 1IN tile t11p WOIIIII!f CI.ASftS Mrlllltl' CllASii'S anll Mrs. John Lyow.~ and Cfn- tion on the 111lridn1 aelldlle wbef. JOU ~o~ft-' whellllr at aot • llurllilldll ly. She wu _ . to zanes- may contact Mrs. • . . Cl Rlt ,ANt.Y Hllltll••MIS' II wilto by Mrs. LyG!tl arxl daugbN were 10batlltod f11 TM. Aln u,hts• be bell!flctal? Our tesliDg II tltD all wflll. Llndi, and Mrs, Arlene members llld two J11111t ' . Of Our Clllt ObllpttOII, IIIII oar reto11meodaUo111 baed • s~~. ~~~~. Mn. l(celll ,uests of mt .. md Mrs. ind Mn. Harold Gewp. .. Newly ~~~ns 11m .~'llro- 1rlteJIIW ~MaleC! IIJ' llll'l.j( all or write for u appvlll•tllt Ia lllil fihar, II lift: 1iit1 Mrs. ~ollft J!Jwt. 11e1 lntell wa• llltl'llltd ~til\·.., Mf:~'~-'411111 ,Mrs. Gille. ' ,wr llod!e. .' ' · Charles v~ ~ 'fhll· . ~STAIJRANI' II ~~en. ~re. . .., Relrellurttnll wert, -.·Ill .nJ l!h. flln7 'hYe, lllilless ---'•· ~ • .• ~ 'lliiM '- Sl... In' $ 'I I IIYII'II litl~ Mro. n.aler, 'Nn :..b.tlii _ , PHGUI-d' •I ll!J allllft:::. 11111111 Sllwllt, llrs, " Rev. Wendell 0. lltutlw wu lened with the hymn, "Jetu1 II lionored when the Eagles cla" All the World To Me," and de· ,, the Sytacu1e church sehool vollons by Mrs. Dana Wlnebrenmet Thursday evening at tbe lner. it was announced that churclt. $51.!0 was made from the bake The metlna, in chlflt oi lsale wh1ch was paid on the Bill Winebrenner, president, op- new gas furnace for the churclt. , ----- - - - ' Holtdoy Foods Fun Theme of uemansttatton for Garden Clubs 'Xt II••• Meigs New Look is Taken at Communibhl£ . Event 5 Jl · . o-. llu:d•'-11 '. Qil.,s Radioear Company 11:::: tbot.JII,hllt, ·~·,.,..1'•~: ' . f" \' I 0 " ~ ; ; : : : : ' . ...",•.- ..............< • ~ IUL c:..ft It; ...... PHYSICAL flllllSS CEITER ·& SALOl ,..tr .. IIIli d - · · · "• " ' �.1 .~ . ........" " " " " - - - · · - · · - - - - .. ... ~-- --~ ... . .·· . ' ''I • ' "• ,, .. ' '· ' • • 0/ ' " ' t - POLLY'S POINTE Pastor Stutler Honored Voice .o f Broadway La di ~i'. Min is try Restaurant Place 'MatsT • . op l c k sPea erS ' • - T tH Bronx Demoerauc leadera fa· the mllbldpal diplomat • at • cabs will have foolproof Swe•, vor their popular D. A. Uldore larae Bud Palmer tnviUna a dish metors whtcb automallcal1 DoiUnaer n succesaor to the Bdwy. press qent to atep out- ly switch on 26 seconds after • ')(11 f(J seriously allinl old Bronx war- side Clly Hall arxl aettle some fare sit& down in tht back ~eat, I rlor Charley Buckley, now rhubarb Sqar Ray Robln- In case the cabbie forgets. to 1 ~ soundins nis la.t aldlanl bur· son slped with Vlldni Prell throw the clock or mllht hke rah from a Bronx hospital bed lor hla autobloariphy ... Dan to snitch extra cash lr~a : ' c,·, "The llllnlitry of Chrlitian sewing on cancer supplies, driv- - where Cardinal Spellman vis- Parker wrote most of that yurs and Rube Goldberg, who JUS! ,, Women" wao the theme of a ing pers "" to church, and ited him. ago on the N. v. Mirror .. . may be tht nicest people any''' rl7 POLLY CRAMEil !BE at tho dime store onto the chain talk by Mra. J, Lowell growing flowers to be taken to Mayor Lindsay's office gets FDR Jr.'• Republican brother where, celebratod their 50th ~'"*Jilpor l!ateo prloe AMI. DEAR POLLy -Pieue t.n wblch conneets to the umbrella Lusby Gl Kentucky Christian shut-ins. . . on the horn wherever 11 nnds a John quietly 111Ued oil to l!ur- cllns anmverury al tilt 1-DBAR POIJ.Y-When my fa· Mrs. C. D. that the bell way I handle. I pllce this rlna on my Colle,e at the replar llleetinl The m•ctmg was '" charge fathering to which Jawn's boys ope on the Queen l!ll!abeth to East Side manse. I lber><11inea In a restaurar.: that have tourxllo clean the lOp ofltncer wheD I am In a moVIe or of the P•lltathea Women Thurs. of th• pres)dent Mrs Wendell might seno a speaker to push beat the heat ol ltnal election Phil Stivers at the TV AIWdt bp• picturesque or unusual the barbecue stand or a 1(1'111- out some place where the urn· day ev..Ung at the Middleport Gerlach and was opened wtth the polic. review board The weeks. emy ball told os hi& eye 'r*'' ~ mala, he maltea a prac- cUe ta 1o place It lD the dew and breDa mllht easily '*'-loratt· Church of ChriSt g~up smgmg ano a prayer by Conferenoe of Personal Man' aract sursery not only waasue- · t11ft<,of asking lor an utra one leavo It there ovemllhL Wath ton.- BERNIE Mn. Lulby, who baa been MISs Mudred Hawley. The agers Itheatrical representa- PHYLLIS DILLER and her cessful but even cured hla u~a; , tll1dl they are usually wlllln1, tbe nell lllOl'llllll whlle still DEAR POLLY - For IS assoclatod with the college meetmg •as closed with . a tivos) turn dow11 a speaker mpst rec.nl busbarxl W•rde time nearalghtodness altogeth~ eoger, 1o aupply. He uoe1 damp.-i'RANCES yean I have beon ualni a~~- IInce 1m, ntod a aile! hymn .followed by the benedte· Letters also ask lor star talent Donovan are dattna aaaln .. . er; but P~U keeps wearlnl wm-' **'tlaclcl of these place mats DEAR CJIIWI-IIetty, m' . tipped bobby pin !A) lace Ill)' of the ,.~ the ch:h of lion gtven by Mrs. Robert Relb- lo entertain at a $100 a plate FatliUe forced Enallah actress dow-pane lense because he pr.. · 111\tallollery. llellcleA telllnl us IIIIIIUI, IIIII 1 wtn ~ braided ntiS Instead of a nee- toda aDd women of the Bible el. fund-raismg affair Oct. 31 at Jessie MattheWll to take a lers his bespectaeled Jl<lDlic 1m.. I wheN he hu been eatlns, we dellJhlell 1o lei die dew ., it die. I UJt the klrxl with a· plas- who yserved the Lord, each in Approximately 50 women of the Rainbow Room .. That's month's re•t from her long-run ase ~hll quelled at length; olleit obtain • lot ollnterestlnC ud II really did. I .,ead u tic end end lind the work I& her own way the local church and other Halloween !boo! I F•lk• who TV seri•s Sammy Weln- over his live daughters and e••· Wll'lnatlon about the place opelllll -•paper ovtr die both easier arxl taater.-MARI· ' churches m the area attended wish to vote a~ainst the police stock of the M•tropole Cafe Is en his estranged wile ao maybe ' fAiiri laWd lor the place mai lOp ollllfae allot pllelaJ tt .. LYN BeJna Ute wife of the college t~e me.e:ing. Arrangements of revtew board Election Day recuperating In Hospital lor thaf'll all have a happy ending· ""'ch thla I lte is wrltton die Jnll wHft llle dew etllll• DEAR POLLY-My children president nu !liven Mrs. Lus· mums '" Iall colors decorated should rememoer the raferen· Special ~urgery from hlp sur· Would you believe a room ~mort at thee ne~t table ~~~ aoak II. Tltlt kept lilt early have C<lme up wtth the follow- by a lint hand knowledge of the sancJuary I dum 's been so ••yly worded you gery Mama Gabor's there jammed with lmhmen celebrat• ~llllle tlllna. She planned to monlq nn olllbe rock ae- ing "straw" magic. If lhe the won need'"(l to be done, A social hour was h•i:f fol-, have to vote 'Yes." too, taking post-kneecap-buat- ing for hnurs without a raised lll!!lhe collection she is mak· til 11 eovld be broupl Jaolde lront teeth are sensitive 1(\ hoi eopeclally on the college cam- ~ lowlug the meeting. The re- ~ Jerry . •wis' rock singing mg therapy aoes to the pool In voice, neve1 mind an argument I 1M decorate the walls of her lor whll waa an eaoy waalt- and cold drinks, liSe a drinkln~ pus level with vouth . moshmem tabte_ was covered ' son Gary repnrt> for Army full jewetry and a lace bathlns or a fight That'• what nappeu~ellar -JOHN ing.-POLLY 'traw. Also. if you are In a hur: She serves as food supervtS· I wtth a wnfle !men cloth and I induction What's this about cap Brand new N, Y. taxi- ed so decorouslv when "Phila• , roLLt'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY-My Pomt·, ry at lunchltme and the kids or for the collt~< .and has help- centered With an arrangement ~-. delphia, Here 1 Come" celebra~'· b,n•EAR POLLY- My small er" to ltelp one hold onto an dawdle over theu soup, let !ed with, womells campus I of rosebuds m , hades of pmk ed becoming thP longest runJ· .,, !\} accldentall 01 blue Iumbrella which can be lelt them drmk th• soup through a I groups. Sh• IS forwardJ~g. agent In • sliver bowl flanked by 0 mug Irish play m Bdwy. hJStory at ' midnight party In !!!ytiD marks ~. !or llvln& 'orne place so easily. After I plastic drinkin~ straw There lor the Pemebo!rton mtsSJonary pmk tadpcr, ~· ,liver holdereds Dtn" I t Jl 'll b e " and the soup family Assorte coo Je~ werP serv l Jim DownP.y 's fome lnsh theal twill< carpet. How cant r•· bought a new _one pu a sma e no m ~- kl - MRS-€ i Mrs. lusby urged •very with punch. coffee and mints MIS! Carolyn Kay Graves, I carnaUons The bridegroom's rica! ub, The pre~lou s ~e these marks without lmk ~hal~ on It and then placed goes doy,n qu c y . woman !o serv(" and use her Mrs Gern~~h presided at the daughtet of Mr. and Mrs. Ger· mother was unable to attend. champ waF "Shadow and ~ub. JeaviD& wbll•__ >poii?-L~~ p!am~nger rmg ~had bough!• L. L . talents whtre needed. Among silver servtce and Mrs. Htcks aid Graves. R R. 7, Conners- A reception was held m ~e stanc~ (1938 ) whose atilhor, tht sugce!'tions given were at the punch bo\\1 1 ville. became the bride ol Ron. church social room followmg Paul Vincent Carroll wrote 1 a making ralls on new members, Hoste"'' wet·e Frances Trip- aid William Young, son of Mr the weddtng. A three-tier cake note of congratulations from the neighbors and lonely people lett . Kathryn !i:rvin. 1'eggy and Mrs. Paris W Young of centered the bnde'• table, and Other Side 'via hts daullhter In the commun:ty; help youth, I Gerlach. Genevieve Farmer Gallipolis, In a ceremony Sat- red roses, blue candles and Helena: ~ write te,,~rs to mJSslonar1es. and Etta Mae Norton. urday: October I. at the Orange [ "hit~ bells completed the dec- , "Congratulation• to the Chrlsttan Church in Indtana. orattons. ·1 b • th d 't•' Roger Davis wa' etfcted Double candeiabra against I Mr. and Mrs. Young left lor or rea mg e recur , " 0 nreSJIJent of the Chapman Chapa background of potted palms • tour of the Western stai<H, 'Shado~. and Substan~e 'b H_e ter of Foture Teachers of Amer· formed the setting for lhe enroule to Calllo!Jl)a. For' wrote, Tennyson pu~ tl eautt· 811ttel ica when the sroup mot re- 1 U _0 double ring ceremony. which travelill& the brill\! wore a fully when he satd, The olp •· centiy at Rutland Htgh School The Lord • Prayer m umson all nutne. '.' ne,essary lor an took place at uo p. m. Rev. n•vy blue sheath dress with order chaugeth, yteldlng pia~ . Other officers chosen wert opened the meellllg of the adequate dtet tan be provided J•rry D. McCoy officiated. Ired accessories and a corsage to new, and God fulfills '" m~ · 1 rd oo uch about the hal· Danme Weber. vtce president; Syracuse Third Wednesday If the four food sroups are lol· Weddlns music was provided ,of yellow roses. They wtll re- ways lest one good ~sto~ . . ASKED FOR !TI iheas ; ro~m u and lh.v·ro ' Karen Tucker, secretary; Sa- Homema<ers Club at the home lowed. T•"Y .,., M• lk ~rnup, by Ralph Young of Galllpnf;, lslde near San Francisco. should corrupt the world. Gbdl, This column " lor young ard ~n 1 their little bra Canaday, treasurer, Deb- oi Mrs >ora Roush, Octnber 19. 1Meat group, Vegetable • Fruit brother of the brtdeg~oom. aolo- The bride, a graduate of Rush· bless you all and that blessm~ , P!!/~p~e •. tbetr . problems and hoo P g , bie Turner roartiamentanan· "Cooperate! Every hme a ' group and Bread Cereal group tst and Danny Stevens pianist. I ville Htgh Sch"''' with tbe class expressly Includes Brian frte~ P•• sill'es, thetr troubles and 1gtrl rested, mnocent, unmvo1V· ' • . ' b h b h . i ' : I . Good tuck tAt him and a doublt ' I '' As with the rest of Helen ed and earning college-entranco iJoe Hawkins, hlstortan, and anana 'eaves t e unc' II i The aur;ual Christmas party iVocal numbers were 'I Love of 1964. also" a graduate of , . h '2 Ci b' .,.: Hel US ! it welcomes !au hSI ades. Debbie Smith, reporter. . gets skmned." was the thought wa> dis<us!ed. It will be held You Truly" and "The Lo~'s ' Indiana Business CoUese . in, dram on me m. t e I u ', I ~- •t'dod . s q~•s- gr I Plans were made for an tn· lor the day, •ead by Naom1 December 21 with 1 .piiiiDled Prayer," and other ~electtons j Rtchmond. Before her marnage tts sitU !here. PaUl, . bg~s~ ~nou Prove (with a good first- stallaliofl •ervice and social London. A poem, · November" menu Place ,., 11 be announced Included "Beca~se.'' "0 Per· she was emplyed as assislall lba~ tl-ioo+~n~lth.;:, ~ uestions term report card) thai you can hour this month with membel's' was read by Joyce Ramsey. later.· The Nov•mber 16 meet· feet Love" and "0 Promise payroll clerk of Burger Chef Carro\L:s, .daugnter . Helena voJ'TH ASKE~ ~OR IT finish your homework with familieo and teachers as guests. Roll call was an•wered by 15 in will be at the bome of Me." , Systems, lpc., at thell' national 1stars Nov. 7 lor the lnsh Play! H US 1 th'; time to spare MentiOn boys , A discussion was held on ways members w1th a 'fond hp." Sec- B~~ Ha e . , m lndranapolis. ers off-Bdwy, at the Renata 1 ' casually, discuss them re of He en e1P as to observe American Education retary and treasurer reports, e Y Y '· For her w<;<fdmg the bride ' The bridegroom was gradu- The~~- "l three plays based ?" wsr~CoUPLED COUPLES ' frtends - your folks will soon Week which will b< Sov. &-12. read by ~athryn Johnson, were Enjoying the ·day were Vir- 7ore han emptr~ toor- lated from Gallia Academy High Fr"''~ .• Q:eonnor short Stori~ 0 I!ACH OrnER• !adjust. Miss Sally Schaal, faculty ad-,approved , gmia Sallet, Esther Harden, "':tgt .1h b: 1stppe~ School IR GaiUpoHs with tile · · ,TJ¥1 'PartY. m Downey 8 8 88 8 • Y · . vi r, announced the cbapter [Addie Norrlt, Naomi London, wr r pom Iclass of 1964. and from DeVry was thO first m years wrth~ul . . • And!Ilk lor. an etlenllm: will110 have the program at the Eac~ persea bro1gbt bud Betty Hayes, Joyce Ramsey, aleeveo. The ~ce was Technltal School of Electronics the cocktail-party ear-bendin1 Is tl thl8 way ~verywhere . on the 9 30 bedtime curlew. November meeting of the Rut- made *rilcles lbal wert ta~- Ada Slack, Jessie COttrill,. Ma- cented with a datsy design. Chicago wltb the class of mass-holler; insl"'l,d, all those en a boy and gll'i brtak up Strange how many parenta ID· land PTA. Other membera of eo II aew bomemakera m bel Pickens, Kathryn Johnson, altoulder·le"llh veil was . 1966. He is employed as an elec· Galway, Kerry, .Dttblin, C4rk o1!ere, they stop speak Isrst their cillldren get mort B b W'l the ummaaity •• a welcome G ., 1 u ulln M . ed by a pearl and rhlltestone ti· · engineer with Lockheed brogues sounded like the ensem't v n LOOK " tb really --' the chapter are ar ara I· "'It ~.. . ita" •• .eneva •• o an, rB e orart· d .._ pea • 1 don e e_ 1 "'an ey , . 'eep ..-.. Ci k Gl rxl .. "'~ aa tav .. oo w aL- t A U Sell L' d F II ara, an ,,e wore • r IGuided Missiles at Suanyvale ble hum of several hundred 1 each other. I lhtnk tbll JS H. IIams, Betty ar • . Die tend lhe club. ynd, rh \ •• ers, Sam aRoerhre pendaol necklace, a gift lrom i: : : !.....................,..·~bi~b~ul~o:u~s~b~u:mb=l~e.!:::;'~-""1 j too dumb! Johnson, Ma_ry Floccan, ate . • 1 e ,.,.1esa, ra us · the brldesroom. She carried a \ Wamsley, Lilly Imboden, Ka- Jessie Cottrlli and Mabel Ptc· l bouquet of white carnations and It's like they'd beeo married SINS OF THE MOTHERd bad • big, bitter divorce 1O.ar Helen: thy Thamu, Darlene Smith, kens aave an into resting and yellow roses. th "estreme mental crnelty" 1 I'm i8, 1 coUeae freahmlll. Sborry Matson, Melva Johnsloa, oollllructlve report of the d llght& over property, etc. All throuch hlgb acbool 1111' Lori Godby, Pal Malone, Juan- Health Conference they had at· Mrs. Floyd RobbiM of ter ill, we just give back a mother wouldn't let 011 data. .Ita Dozer, Cha_rlea Scott, Chea- terxled at JackFOn. D! wu her sist.r's only 1 ring. ud usuaDy I he You oee, abe has bad three tor King, Chns Napper, Alan A vel'; deliCIOUS potluck , rnrf Her street-length empire -up 11 almost mutual. By children out of wedlock a n d Gibson, Erm• Smith, lunch was enJoyed at noon with , Mrs. Oris (Rose) Guinther dre~s featured a navy blue tiDie rm tired of him, be's tw.o husbands. Nothing wocketl Woodard and Roger Alkire. grace b<tng given by Mr s. was pleasantly surprised last bodice and light blue crepe 'Of me, or vice versa, ao out for her. She doean't lrUst Geneva ~oian. SUnday when she was hoaored skirt. She wore a ehort blue by can't we be friends? Imen. The afternoon program topic with a birthday dinner at her veil topped wtth a navy blue \ I wont with a boy sl• She doesn't truat me, tbotlgh OS wu "Meal Planning,". taught home tn Houle 7, Pomeroy, bow, and wore a corsage of A Collection of 21 of the most excellent nt~ and we were very dose I've never been an) trouble to by Betty Haye<, that by a host of relatives and red roses. I OIL PAINTINGS for sale. Some are from t we started gett1n11 on each Iher. She talks about boys anti CLUB REORGANI~..., friends. Jell Long of. Chirago, Ill, at· ' 1 er's ne"es !Ill last nleht mea as 11 they were monsten. S U ...., . . tended the bndegroom as distinguished European ertists; others by vo him his ring. 1 thoUiht It I could never nave a boy "Friendship " was the devo- The Chess Club of Rutland Mrs. Gm~her recetv~ man~ man and ushers were Ronald ould be dlllerent because we Icome to see me even. She says tiona! topic presented by Mrs. High school reorganized recent- grlts. AttenH were r · and Graves, brother of the bride, American artists, but every one a misterwe'd always be pals. ,"No Dates" until I finl&h col- Lee I!ou!h when the Past Mat- ly with Mike Brogan elected ~~- RBoy d0 Lean,! Mr. Mran and Floyd Robbins, piece! t today I pnssed him in the lege. She "knows" I'll get ron's Club of Evangeline Chap!- the new president. Other ef!J· ~u,. ernar JV ng, s. law o( the bride, both of Or· ll, lind be looked right oyer nant If I even look at a OES, met Fridll' evllllnl cen are ROller Alkire, vice Carolyn Hesson, Mr. and Mrs. y hood. I Wll right behind Surely I, of all people, the home ol Mrs. Emerson pruldenl, and Ronnie Youna, Harold Zerkle, Ronnie and an~~;. Graves, mother of the \ Jones, Grant St., Middleport. secretary • treasurer. New Belmda, arxl Mn. Freda Hart, bride, wore a mo., green m ft_lunch and It was like I be a pushover. I don't aan1 there. 10 anealt. Ia thero any Earl Knlgbt was asslstln& members ~cepted lnlo the club all of New Haven; Mr. and sheath dress with white trim. 1 d@D't feel bad al losiag a way? - J.K. hOstess. . are Betty Clark, Debbie Tum· Mrs. Stanley Staats, Beverly' Her accessories were brown ac!J, but I'm miserable be- Dear J: Mn. Charles BeMett er, Dennia Schllllnl, Robert Karen, Carol and Max Staats ; and sbe had a corsage of whit< 1llllt ~ lrl•rxl. Do ~· Ye!! - An ultbnatum. eel in the abeenee of the Smith, Jim Fink and Dean Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staats, ---·-ve w be like this? - Dl· your mother you won't let Mrs. Wlllis Anthony. Weber. Mlu Sally Schaaf JJ Bonnie and Bernita· Mrs. Eliz. IN II WEEKS COURSE CED" mistakes warp your life, inl bualnesa club advisor. abeth Grlndalead ~nd Miss Pvt. Orvllle 0. Johnson, Div: you WILL date wbiie at club voted to accept the t'aye Hoffman of Letart, W. Va. of Mr and Mrs. Orville Joh•n·ll 8eenut rldlculollll, doesn't It! This bitter •oman of the Pomeroy Put SERVICI!S BFAliN Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hoffman, son, Dexter, has completed 1 wbal eiae can you expect professtonai help. I bope tron's Club to be peof& at Evangelistic aervices with Edna Hoffman o1 Hartltrd and weeks of basic and combat the "steady system'" that can perauade Iter to see for the annual Chrlitmaa party Rev. Jack lliegent ia charge , training at Ft. Bemting, Ga., In es the "break-up" a big, counsellor. - H. was set for Friday, Dec. 16, wiD be&in al 7:30 o'clock to- Mr. and Mrs. George Star· special forces and is now Jtw:b<llacussed oventamong all November 17. Tile date aight at lite Asbury Melhodist key of Pomeroy and the honor· ing a 10 weeks course in the ur fi'lends - and oome wllo the borne of Mrs. M. L. Qturch in Syracuse. Pa!lor ed gu•si, Mrs. Ginther and her noncommissioned officers lead· 'U French. 'endell G. StuUer announced. husband, Oris. Mrs. Ginther al· ership corps at FL Sill, Your ex is doing what is exA 11 gift uchanae will be 'l'h.ere will be apecllll llinsing 10 received a call from ber borne. Orville rteeived an awa•ro 11 ltcted of him, and It probadurlnl lito party. Named each aliht. aon, Jim, tl Middlet.wn. this. y comea easy because his eao the nominauna committee ipped a gear. The Eastorn Future Hom were Mrs. Joe Yollll&, Sr., and , Make !tim speak oo you: ~ear makers of America held 1 Mn. Bernice Winn. A note of If you've always wante<;l or treasured, a ldln down with perslstont frreodOciOiter to thanks waa read from Miso 11 1 liness, pretend you don't notlce er roas mbers at Pat Leon• Kobl. fine oil painting for your home, this is ~ snubs. Who knows! You ~=• ~e member• ore Games were played durin,l your opportunity. All twenty-one, on disstart a new trend at be · B . w Marth lbe eveninl and prlztl award· Regul~r20.00 ,OUr school. - H. Chral 1~rr ~uon eel tD Mrs. Theo Neu12linl, Mrs. play now, awaiting your selection. Let our 0 Dear Helen : · ar ' Bennett, Mrs. FleldinC decorating staff help you decide then cor;, am a girl of 14. Until this er, Linda !!vans, Rose Hawkllll, Mrs, John Ly081, Regular 17.00 Jl!ar my folks were pretty easy· ~·· J~ Allen Jlu&hes. A dossert 1 relate the accessories In your room to com· J!ting, but no more! a!llla raw ey, raw ey, course was at tilt cloH II'm not allowed lo Iiston . to Winnie Marcinko, Brenda Rol· of the meeting by the boateaaplement your new "work of artH. Regular 12.50 r+clio or TV except on week· smcer, SheHa Krautter, Clrl· es. ejrds During the week I'm 10 dy CoiHM, Jo Ann Brooks, • .ludj from the time I aet Kathy Tuttle, _Peggy Mllh••· efumlture hhme till I have to 10 tAt bed Yvonne Cunninlbam and 0 3D -4 at 9:30. mona Eagle, Linda Myer nd eurpet Regul•r 1.00 & US ,Whenever I get a phone C11ll, Janice Balter. Irs whacked off abort by my Members . Mr. Wayno Love returned reecftCQraton mother broaklng in on the ez- Marilyn Curti!, Karen IIUtiiU,I ctlltly from • vlait with his tension with "Time to study, Linda Perry, Pat Harrla, partnta It KannapoHI, N. C. Gainer .S.aonclencl Grepo St1o SALI dj!ar r She listens in too, oo see EDife, Stmdy CurUa, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Saundlf I'm talking about boyo. Ban, Linda WeaUall, en of Lt Pine 81., <Wllpollu, · In GaiUpohs, Ohio I'J'My make a hlg deal about Martin, Ellen 1\aevaa, have returned from a ...ular 1.50 CAIYLE RICHARDS ' OP ' Jl!f not even being supposed oo Boos. Rita Wataoa. J t a tbllr da118itt0rs, Mr. and Mrs. lloa. ••• TJUNK about boys. Now real· Hunt; Mn. Thelma Eqhl, Bobby Wood, Ktnn and Joyce Qlf I.IMtT ONI_ ( MISS TODAY-Tiw Art end Hano ijl What'• with !h•m:- Dill- chapter mother, and Saunden in lolelnphll, Term. WIGS COURAGI!D. Mrs. Ritchie. · Mr. and Mra. ~14 Car· cllwork Show RIO GIANDE COLLEGE. ....01!1·~ Dear Dlo: RefresluttODI& were , 11rved. michael "avo dftn up their That's this afternoon, SUNDAY, ALSO "High IChool jitter•" are with Pine St. IIJIIIrllilenl and Mrr. ..._. _....., Carmlcbllel wiD live with ber M-. my I.G.A.p . (I'm ,,_.. Oft TREAT PH. 992·3557 Falls and Wiglets Olrw•lq Alain PercepUon), Trick or trell at · parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Emer· POMEROY 2M I-MAIN lind GDiy YOU can car. the Pllins will be Monday, 1011 Corbin wldle ber huabltld rovl de ., . Our a Ome I"' Helen Help k..; M R hH rs. OUS Program for M Cl b Ofron II River News I Now at Tope's ••• "ORIGINAL ART" GALL&RY Y GALII'OUS IUSINESS COUEM IN ...........a;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;..a;;;;.;;;;;...._ ................,] :::II would COSTUME JEWUY lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON . 'If' 11elad7. They've read and &1.from e::!O 10 t p.a the Armed lfa'Ykt, · .• SOc , .. ... . ~ It OCT. NOT EVERY PERSON ersona F M• repo. , SALE! DON'T "'-Itt""" 1•-------- Body P••nent .. .. 10.00 97 , IUSINESS CARfERS IEGIN AT GIC f CC Le Oil Permanent .. .. .. 1 H • Spray WITH ALL THIS! sucassFUL Guest Speaker Vitamin AP••nent 15.00 - -"''"'**· ' _ _. p " IN t R K I, I More ' YOU CAN EXERCISE ' and others 1•-s-·ee___d_H,...--dear I es e HAWKS NEST e OIURCII ON Til HILL '""eel l'n'f. ••·11 From Pomeroy "lk ri!::U• p t d 'f w H 05 or an l e onor E str•"'"' o.;,. an . 1 AND SLENDERIZE On display are many of the works of Iudoiph Ellis, renowned artist of Dun· liar, W.Va. Come feast your eyes on his originals titled ••• e SUNDAY MORNING e COVERED BRIDGE e CANINE COMPANIONS .lhl lt II !:it'• Eastern FHA 1nitiates New Members on 11th J I :..n.: Mrs. Ginther Is Surprised on H hd er Oy R J' H'tg hi'19hf All·DOy M"""fi"'W Of Baptist Happy Home l'!!r. , • Event 5 (it"· J"t".:i • 'a Ga11 l 0: ,:· I 1 1 PI • . T • Meal onnmg IS Program optc F H k Cl b f S Or 0mem0 erS yrOCUSe I r. La Sh Y "' OWer Is Given lor Mrs. Lothey lat\ Us Soc· I 1 I WdT Future Teachers • El ect DOVIS as Their President Nilllllfti Goinn Aw Gift M J b ay a ISS oro yn oy raves e Ronald Youno In Indiana Church I i I I M' C I K G The secretary reported tlial "Food lor die lvamey'' was 'lite purpott ollht prilt•• Ill!, llfrt. Watton; hod fiJI' the World Coftllllunltt bay the elass bas paid a total of lhe topic o1 the program pre- was to take a new look at tlte Chrlsilan Pilgrim, Mrs. Ulli Grace Eplicopal clturcb 1402 40 kiward the furnace senl!tl by Mra. Us win Nl!ll.. uorantllll of Holy MIJ!ilaiOII curtl!; Pood ror the l.mtl'l November 4 fti 1110 annourw Ieavins a balance of ~.71 l~ when the WSCS or Forest Run •so thai Ill historic rtluallstl~ 'l'able, Mn. Alll'ld YUUgar: ld. the treasury. Methodist Church in Meigs meaning can be reinterpreted A}IOIIIH Tiatlilli& uti Iitllo)l· Mrs. Mark l!lnrll dltltt It wat reported the 41 cook - . - 1eounty met Wednesdliy evon· to todoy's ChrisUono. Til• thlp, MH. FAltlt Slit!GII, 1llltl r!ptlrl b!lnb to aliilfit$iij books have arrived to be sold. MotKtay mg at the church. bymn "Oil God O'ur Jltlp Ia l'ilgrim"it Into the UnkiiOwn, urlid lhey be Oiled 1111 1 Durin1 a diacu11ion on • Jtew THE SOUTHERN !Iemen· Mrs. RUII Walaon, At'llidtnl, Ases 'Paot," Mn. Ktraa Roul!b Mrt. l'rt!d lie -.e. onct. Mrs. Us win Nease r ore red carpet lor the church unci• tary PTA will meet Monday coodueted !Itt meet~n~ Whlcb readllll John t:l5-58, tllld Mro. A reldlll& by Mn. Mll'k J!ly. I letle~ tl'«<l Mrt. iJIIWI m., 1'\~ , I uary, Rev. Stotler arrived and evemng, ocoober ~ at I p. m. opened with the purpoae of Ne111 aivlna • mediiiiiOtJ, ~ w od Jbt bymft, "MY Paltb ans In regard tG the ~~ the group tans "Happy Birth· at the acbool. Mrs. Moaning the wscs in unison loUOWt!d ened tht ptOII'llll LDOko lip 'Ill 'l'llee" ciOPCIIbi! Cllllll Plans were made Mill 1 The Twllilht Gorden club of broken collar bone. day" It him. It was voted to Kloes wlll give a brief !Ilk on wtth davouono by Mrs. Frill Several tta&aP 01 lht ptGihnl. 1 bflllll, rum~qe 1111 on Navembtl!U .'•lt1leroy met Thuraday even· Mro. Leverett Roul!ll, preal· purchaae the carpet and nam· the TB. levy. All other PTAo lNease who o!ftrad prayer and mpic were liftll frl"'lliJ, Jao Rtf. Wendell G. ~lutler admln• lla ~ bttlldll\11 IOI'IIIl!rll' oll!llll nil-at the Columbia Gas Co. of· Ident conducted a ahort bUll· ed on the committee wero are mvtted. 'gave • meditadon, "Opsa lor IU> fllllt and llaci by lilt!. illetetl eG111111uniod. pled bY !lvans otlll'e in Poolelli!fl , '"In Middleport for a demon· ness' session. Several announoe. Rev. Stu£ler, Mlio Eleanor Rob- RACI~E WES~YAN Servlctl8usi!IIU." John ~I; JOI!s the InliJIIr.] Dllrln& \h@ busltll!d mslon I 1 At the closo 01 !l1e bttlltiliiJJ •l l'ttion by Betty Newton. I ments were mad> Including the son, Mr1. Carl Kloea and Mtl. Gutitf wtll hold !Ia re&uJar --~------- · ·---- Itltlnlt you mtl wl! reid from !e!!IOtl, rell'!!bMII wt11 11 "~'e8tlve Holktay Fouds and Che•ter Gorden club flow.lr Franklin Rizer. ' meetin& Monday, Oct. :14 f ' the ll'l!her llmily lor llollent. served by Mr.. Lolli Qdf i"un," was the theme of the show saturday and Sunday R•· l Ice cream, cake, coffee and l7:30 pm. II the home of Mrt. II I }'I If lA apedll mM!flnJ lb be held i•nd Mrs. Mark l!vano IQotV11 """'onstration and foiJowin o it glonal meeting at parish house Ilea werr ser,ved from a table ' Wilma r:;rcGraw. I Northup llflsi!Oilary IIOC!Itty the. BOll(, tfaOI lo FarNt. Tht I at the church Monday It 7::!0 aboVe and Mr.. John fl'. the loud was served to 1 h e of First <.:onaregatlonal church with white cOver and eentered BETHEL NO. Ia of the Inter·] ~nored • departing mamber It acrtpture was read by Mrt. p, m. for lite We.k of Prayor 1Mrs. llanwn Holter illtl ,,ltlfa, mnmbers and tbe memhm of 10 Marietta, November 10 tre•· l' with two birthday cakes honor- 1 national Order or Jeb's Oaugh· 'ts Oetober meeting at . the Rose and prayer w11 otlered llld !!elf Denlll, wltslnnounetd. !Harry Wyatt. ,1911 ., ing the pastor Ml" IIDbson on ters wttl meet Monday at tht • horne of Mra, tloye Rose m an by Mrs Ntlde Sbeeta Another ~-.. ~-.. ·-~ · ~---·-·---· .. --· ....,.. M1ddleport Garden cIub who erva II on~ for th e cIub are Io be · 1 • • • rr'no were guests. The door pme was lmade with Mrs. Gerald Wilder· behalf of the cia,, pre.ented Pomtroy Masonic Temple ot•afternoon ~esslon. The Jl'GUp son& wa! "Whot A Friend.'' I' WOrded to Mrs William Mor 1muth by November 41 and a Rev. Stutler with a gift certlll· 7:30 p.m. 1presented I going away prea- The Ill wtn . ' IQ fngJ 10V ,._ "" prtsidenl of 'the Mlddlepor; :planning meeting for the Coun· 'Cllte rrom • Pomeroy clothlna GARDEN CLUB presidents . ent to Mra. Juetme Melton, present~.· "L,fere::!~: .. ~e~e Membe~ oo l'lub. The table place setting 'ty Chrtstrnas flower sliow at the ,!tore and mterested members will 1 Fourteen members worked on M I . .. Y " was made by Mrs Mary B johio Power Co office Mon- [ Attendins were Rev. and Mrs. meet at Ohio Power eo. of!tce quilll prior to the afternoon At•· Mae 1 bol?'~er, And Reldlngs mark•d the 111-day ,ton. and tf~ group sang ltelnes. The flower ~rrangement • day. · ' Slutler and Kevin, Mlao Marcia Monday at 7:30p.m. Drawin&• program. Mrt. Sea Elllolt, so Som~t.?'es.' ts. Lui~ OCtober meeting or. t~e Happy !£• All tho! World To Me'" ""' ·.m shades or pink eh"santhe- 1 The theme of the ahow will Karr, Mr. and Mrs Bill Wine· I WJII be made lor arrangement president, presided and the Cremeens , It Goes Wk~. Thla Home Club of Oalha' Ca.m-1 vollons were ~Jven by '!IMP. mums In a low blue eJall dish, be "There's a sLar In the sky." brenner, Mi" Robaon, Mr ' · : claBSes In the Christmat now-' group opened thl progrtm with by Mrs_. N:e ..Sheetl;,, &~I Patin Baptist Church, whtchll French, followed b! )iljll!ll which was sent to Mrs. Eddie New program books for the year Paul Kloee. Mrs. Woodrow er show. one Satd is.. and Srntle, was .held at the home ol Mrs. by Mrs. Carl Rile. E1ghl l!rf.!!ll Smith I member who has a wer distributed Zwilling, Mra. Carl Kloes, Mn. TUESDAY eft'"' by Mill llol1me Nibert. Btble 0. E. F.·tnch bero ••, ... red th• roll catl and - - '---~ e · -~-~- Dana Winebrenner, Mrs Rlur, THE ~ElGS County RldiDS qul!ltiODI were by Mrs. Mary Among tne readings given ' Mro. Dale Rothgeb wa;aQeJTbe Sunday Timos.Sentinel, Sunday, October 23, 1966-l7 Mra. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Ea- Club wll ' .. ,..1 Tueaday evenFrancea Rile and Mro. llebee· were, "H~ K~po _the Key," b~ : corned as a new member. 11M· :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.:::::.:::::::.::::, I till Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Char· mg at t·. "ome 01 Joe Young llesole Rtle : Datly Slr~ngth, · well cord• wer• SJgned' .lllllt ,. lea Hoback and Mr. and Mra. Sr. alL•· p. m. Hostesses wilt c• Unr~ by Gall Batrd ; a poem, Whteh iSent to Mrs. Charles 111!i'lit, Millard Van Meter and Tony. be Mrs. Leo Kennedy Jr. and M Ch 1 Lalit Tht 1001ety It as dismissed Are YOU'' by Meda Mink '"l'he 1Mr l>dw'n Tha•ton and ~M. Mrs Don Beui.. ' lh rsed . a~es ey h wll llilb tho Lord'! Prayer. Fitly Spoken Word." by Nellie :John K Russell notasl ~l:~mfl.l>'ff""'"'l!'!i""M-"~""·nt • ROY WCTU. onnr W1 a 1ayette 8 ower Mae Rei•mare Mr G French '' Go!ISIP Town" b ' -POME Wlll me•tl when the Chatter club met Wed•, • ' s. . rover ! . ; .. .'. Y1 Th~ 110Kt m•etlng wll Tuesday at z p.m. et the home d v In 1 !It b . 1 Erb and Mils Frankie Mumaw Sybil Jl'ren<h, and Wa!bng To of Mri. Joseph Cook. :s a~h· ~D e R":nd were Athens vlsikira Saturday. I Be Gracious ." by Dilla Me- Nov lOin. WJt•J an RACINE Amencan Legton I Drs. I arthes bupre,s '" u··t ' 114111 Martha Ge~htirner, • Cormick. Isession at Ihe hom• of ' IcIan at unIvers Ity u - I Th Hotur Hospfllh Visiting Star Rt. ; Mrs. Artllur Pride· AuxiliAry will hold ita regula:·' l urh ng I• M snell C I'""on, Roa h •• .. onn ...... • m~rn lng was spent soc!- George ,~ rene h v·'"w' w houra 2-4 and 74 p.m. Parents more, Rt. t Radcliff·, M ro. meeting Tuesday Oct 25 at 8 ,•.darget pola "'erear ad ef ' pll'll, Colwnbus, spent 1'lmr!o 1ouy and at noon a pot1uck din· Mr and Mrs Frrri• .John ' . , pre ' en , ns w m e or d d ~ ld . M' k R h Cl un\y on Pediatrics Ward. James Hlll, Rt. ' Jackson; Mrs. 1.30 p. m. Potluck refreshments I Ch . I d' at Cr •• ay an ,r ay With her aunt!, I ner was served to !5 persons. I IC Je 11\ g•h. ' are " Adllllllloll Jessie H. Hufhe!, Ashland, will be served. Stea/~0~8~ on'~:~nesday,o~ Mllaea Ada and Lueretio Gert- The Z p m •,tssion was ull- ' Shriver, 0 1: and AI Mrs, Dwight N, Steven, Rl. Ky.; Perry W. Redman, Sandycember 21, !Oiiowod wilit a par• betmer. I ed to ordet· by 1,1•~_11oy__Thax-• French _ _ _ _ _ __ 2 Ga!Hpolla; John D. Markley, ville. W Va.; Mrs. Richard P. WEDNESDAY ty at the home of Mrl. Kenneth taO Garfield Ave.; Mrs. James Asher, Ravenswood. _ _..,,.,,,_..,,_.,., HEATH METHODIST Church Michael. '1 B. liau, Chllhlre; GH!'&e W. Births MONDAY will hold a family ni&ht dinner Game1 were played with ' S~renger, Pt. Pleaaint; Mrs. Mrs. Dwiaht N. Stever!, Rt. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club Wedneaday evenma, Oct. 28, at pntes awarded m Mra. How· I.J""'If , Melv!D R. Farley, Pt. Pleat- 2 Galllpollo, son, 7:45 a.m. Frl· will m..t at 6 p. m. at St. ft;30 p m. at the church. Those ard Birchfield, Mrs Nathan 1 . . . ani: Mrl. Bobby L. Tucker, day ; Mrs. William E. Mercer, Louit Catholic Church. attend in& are to bring a cover- Biggs Mrs Floyd Harrison a Rev. and Mrs. C. L. 0 Con- Jl Bailey. Gene Yost, Marlin IYoot. Olhe M"" CozaJ t, Gflmml Landini, W.Va.; Park Jackaon, aon, 10 :48 a.m. Fri- DIAPERS TO DATES Moth· ed dish and table service. The pest: Mro.' Michael won lho ""' of Racine celebrated their Wilcoren, Frank Cleland, John , gtobart•nd Mnrth• Lou fJ)i D. McDaniel, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. day; Mrs. Melvin R. Farley, era Leape will bold a Hallow· Rev. Cal~in Rndetteffer, dis- door pme. Mn. Roachr eceiv· : siiVPr wedding anniversary on Bentz, Bill Cotart, Marjorie · Sevml othm mailed ' '-": §1 Ell!ler W. Kaots, Pomeroy Pt. Pleasant, son, ! ·le p.m. een party at 7:30 p. m., at trict superintendent. wtll be a ed an anniverury &lit from her I ~~g!to.nThVey werbyethmarrledR in o.r.lm..,.m•,"'Rod . ..,G_,r.'m"m".. .M ..... •ry._K_!a.;,nd,...;;;;c;;.a;;;;ll;;;!'d_b);.,'oipi•IOIIe-=ii!' !'i?~ 1 Friday, the home of Mrs. Phlllp Heck. suest. Members or the congre- secret pal. . · a., e Diochar&e• CUB Seoul Paek 2113, Grac• gatlon and their families a" Relreahmonll were served by IF~ancJS J. Brooke, Jr. Rev. April M. Armstead, Geor8e Methodist churcn, 7 p.m All urged to attend. the hostess to those named a- !OConnor Is pastor or Racme Bates, Kine! Beckner, Teresa Cubs wear co•tumes. RefreshA STATE CONCLAVE of the lbo"" and Mrs. ftoymond Fl•ch· jFtrsl Baptist Church and Ute . D. Campbell, Mro. Rondus G. menta Ohio Valley Commandery No. er, Mrs. Wilbur YouDJ, Mn. Bethlehem Bapt"t Church Gaaae · reaOJa&•- l)alllpot- Ca•to, Mrs. William G Casto, GALI-lA TOP~ Club will 24. Knights Templa~. will be iH01111rd Phillips, Mn. Thomas Great Bend. Is Dam 12.1, 13.5, runnihi 6 ii•t Eickelberg, Mro. Cornelia Goff. meel at 7 p m., at Grace M.. held Wednesday, October 21,. Stewart, Mrs. Robert Eads, Alter church servic81 on un rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Mro. Leslie E Henry, Samuel thodtst church N•w memhero at 1·30 p. m. A potluck meal 1Mrs Clllford Ebersbach and 1 Sunday evemn& lhe congrep20.65, Pt. Pleasant 24.14, Hln L. Hurlow, Walter 8 Landrum, cali441H6!d will be !'f!rved at 6:30p.m. 1ruest, Mrs. Don Stewart. Ilion surprised Rev. srxl Mn. l ton Ul, Kanawha Falls 6.96 Mrs Cathenne NJerman Stan· MERCERVILLE Grange will MUNE GRANGE will meetl O'Connor with an hour of cele- 1 risina, CbarleoiOI! 11.92 falllng. ley Pennmgton, Mrs. ' Or- hold a spectal meetmg at 1.. Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7•30 at bration and fellowsh1p ot Llllldon and Marmet dam• were ville B. Philllptt, Carl B. Ruth- 30 P m. Members piease be the Grange Hall. Boo•ter ~lght 'l llaptl!l parsona1e. Lovely Jlll:O .. ( running 1\2 lett, and Winfield erford. Mrs. &ina C. SInes, present. Work In first and •e- will be observed snd thm ers0n0 0 many oJ Silver. were presenied. ' Oam 3 leet. Mrs. Albert c. workman, Mrs. cond de81'e<~ will be liven. will be a speaker lor the TB I Refre•hmenL• of cake, Btal MMem<all: R 11 . K H k d . f t I CENTENARY GRANGE wilt Bond Issue. Everyone 18 wel- 1 cream, and coffee. wert oorv. ,l Obio BIYer - Wayne H. up 0 '"Ge· ldawL aMn Km an dsoln, meet at 7,30 p. m. Halloween come. Refreshmenls 11'111 bo• l ""'""''~-- • ~ ".,,.,,_ , ,- - T"' ed to the &uest•. Th• decorated ra · c ee an n- costume contest will • 3:SO p. m. ; Kentucklan up fMrs.I I'• be •erved . Mr. and Mn. Damon Far- ca k,.. w"e baked by Ollie Mae • 14, 5:50 p, m.; Cotton Queen an 'on_.---~ held. VIsitors are welcome to THURSDAY lreil, Mr. and Mrs. DUford Far- Cozort and Martha Lou B•egle. up 14, 10:45 p. m.; Polly R. attend. Refreshmen!J wtll be ALL PERSONS on the com· 1reil. Mr. and Mro. Estill Moore The refreshmenla 11ere oer•ltd ll ,,own 15, 7:10 p. m.: Baby Lur l'et••••• Memorial Hoapital 1 furnished by the Granse. m1ttees for the Pomeroy PTA and Mrs J. c Farrell were by Lola Bailey, Jane Ann Po••-:I up 17, 7:10a.m.; l'llilip Sporn Admisolono - Lucy Cooper, 1 ,Halloween party are osked to !cailed to East Bank, w. Va. ell and Trudy O'Connor. down 17, 5:45 a. m.; Jefleraon Mason : Floyd Barringer, Reeds- ' TUESDAY meet Thursday, October 27 tt this week by tile death of Bill During refreshment urn<. II down II, 3:35 a. m.; Harvey ville: William Argabrite, Woos· GALLIPOLIS GUIDING Mo- 1 P m at the •chool to sack lcarr Ver• Beeate read twn poem< Jordon down 19, 6 a. m.; Vul· tor; Roy Sears, Middleport. thers Club will hold tis month· prizes and, set up booths. . ' M~ndoy goest• of Mill Mar· she had compooed for R... can down II, 7 a. m.; A. J. Dtac~o~rCe 1 - Mary Turner, ty meeting at 7 p.m. at the . WOMEN S SOCIETY of ChrtS· cia Karr were Mrs. Georae and Mrs. O'Connor oommem- • Pitten up 19, 8 a. m.; Reliable Bertha .h>ckson, Larry Grue- Grace Methodist Church with !tan S~rvtce of the . Chester Brady of Frostproof, Fla. and oroting their 25 yean of marup 21, I:ZS a. m. , Robert Reed ser, Robert Cook. French City Mothers Club ~ethodiSt Church wtll observe Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Cowen of ~tied life. up 21, 2:40 a.m.; Walter Beckas guests. A C~~ lo Prayer and Self- , Weal carrollton. I Guest• who were preoent lnJord up 21, 4:11a.m.; JaneT. Meigs Geaeral Hoapltal ADDAVILLE PTO will meet Denial program Thursday, <?c- 1 Mr. and Mrt. T. A. Downle 'cluded Francel WilcO!ert, DeJo. ' down 21, I:U 1. m.; Steel Admilllolu- None. In the school cafeterta at 7:30 Iober 27, at 7:!0 p. m. The ,and Charles, Mr. and Mrs WI!· res Cleland, Edna Pit'Wis, ve- l R~ger up 21, 8:30 a. m.; Peg. Dischnraes - None. p.m. Mr<. Annabello Bail will theme f~, tlltlll II "These My 1Ham B. Downie and wintam ra Beegle, Grella Simpson, llelgy llownry up 22, 2:45 a. m.; be the guest speaker Brethren. Men, women and and Mrs T. w. Bengel spent en Simpson, Marilyn ~~:~::II Southern doWII 22, •:• a. m.: Pit.,... Valley Hotpltal RIVERSIDE Study Club will chtldren are mvtled. last Sunday at Dunbar, w. Va.l Jerry Pow•n. Ethel AI Tammy While down 23, I a.m.; ADMIIIIID - Mrs. W. H. meet at I p.m., at the home with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brleht. Phyllis Bailey, Lois Bailey, Boc-K up Greenup 9 p. m.; H. Rider, Vinton, Ohio. of Mrs. M T Epling, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moss- i E. Bowles up Greenup 5 a.m.: DISCHARGED - Mrs. Cur· Gueal speaker will be Mrs. 8V. fQ IS man and family or Granvllle , 1 Louisiana up 8 a. m.; Bayou Us Wallace and daughter, Kerr. Alma S. Bean of the Division , were recent 11uests of hia par- 1 LaRose down Grel!uup Mli p. o. Jam., Pattmon, HocMt:: of Servi<e for the Blind. JunMr. and Mrs. E•lle Moso- 1 m.; Franklin B. up Meldahl Mrs. Carl Hogsett Apple Grove. lor Woman'• Club members , 8:20 p. m.; Brian B. up Melwill be ..,..... ' Mrs. Ernlne North of Newark ' dahl 2:30 I . m · J . S. LewiS up DAUGHTER BORN LAFAYE1'f'E Unit, American Or Qgl/1! two weeks with Mr. ,\ppl'OVtd for Vetmllll Meidahl 3:~~.~-: Lady Mill- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson Legloo Aus!Hary will meet at Mro. Momnan. Training arul 8odal un down ........ bl 3:40 1.m.; are announcing tile birth of their 7:30 p.m. at the hail. Four speaker when the Child Mn. Ernest Konnedy ol Ak· Seeurlty Stlldellts Rose G. down Meldahi t:lf a. first child, a 6 lb. 1\\ oz. daugh- young laditl ch011n from high vation Le.liUO met Thuraday was the ,...kend peat Next Qullttr m. ter, Lori Lyn, at Holzer Hospil· school to attend Buckeye Girls evenltt( at the homo of Mn. Ml'l. ll:dlth Thomao. ...lntDec.l GaUipollo Dttm - Ed e an a al Saturday, Oetober 1. Grand- State will speak. Refresh • Paul Runell, Mlddltporl. Mrs. B. F. Gravely, Mn. J, C..alat and lnfllrmotl.., Bosworth down 1·35 P m. Moun parents are Mr. and Mrs. Da- lllt!llls will be oented. A. Eden and r.llu Helen LodJ. On DiJtieMa C"'* lain State down 7 p. m.; OVI!C Vid Grueaer and Mr. and Mrs. TODDLERS TO TASSELS A school lor retarded ary •l•ited Thursday with Mrs. Avaii.W. UjiOn Rtljlllll dOWll 7:15 p, m.; Otlwflrd down Waiter Hudson of Pomeroy, Mothers Leaguo will mert dren in Meip ceunty wos lhe Harriott Ruuell ond Mra. lllllowll 12:45 a. m.; Andrew Calboan at 8 P· m. at lito 11eme of lopic of the Rev. Kraly, who al- Chamberlain. up 2:20 a. "::::...~ McCool down ASKS DIVORCE Mrs. ArthUr Rupe, Jr., 2GII lo spoke OR pita... of mental Mrs. Mae Rtitmire Gf 4 a. m.; - • • Sllte down One pe1ilion for divorce wat Ba!!llani Dr. 11 will be «tJJSt Illness. The dub ~tod hi1Il llaven, W. Va., is tbe 1uest of l:20 a, m.; Beayer up 7:40 a. filed In the oi!Jtoo of the Me:IP I night. A skll wtn be present- a gilt and a·aUDihllll box '*'lister, Mrt. S..le Fllcbtr. m.; Westorn ,. 1:21 L til. clt'r!r of court& Friday. Era ed by members of the LeiJUe. toys for the achool. Mrs. William Porter orxt J<Ibn Phluttlta67 ....... llnr- Lley J - Van Way, Route I, Reedlville, DJ MrL l1uala Flldle Mn. ' - down Marme1 7:~ ,, !Oed IUil qainst Carl D. VIIIMrs. Gene Houdashelt, pres!- ' r, m,; KDos ~ llllrmell:lt a. Way Sr., Roulf 1, Reedsville, dent, conducted the meeting m. : Fort DeMitiin liP J1arm1t 011 clrarpt of iJ'CIII nqleet arxl P, Which opened with tho Mo!Mrs Ui a. m.; Allell R. illtrrill 11p eltremo mrelty. Plallltilf asks ofeS Pr.Yer in unlsen. Mrs. J4!1!11 Winfield t tt p m.; 0. F. &bear· ttbt be ftlllled IDd .ld'l rf COOk was devotional lUll«. Mr wlw Ails on me bUys 1 new er dowa WitdleJd l:lt p. a; IGrly of lin rm- t!l!lldmo, fOM IU• Dan White asked the Club m National down Wlnlleici 1:40 ailllllllf temporary and permasupport the renewal of tho (Pic!Wtl• MD..r, Tilt loarl, Gy111 Set)' a. m.: Helen Z. don W!llfield aent, and IUPporl. tempora11 levy and II wa votod !A) endorse MIMING AID 4 25 a. m.; Charle1 Stevenson and permanet, for the minor Miss Maxine llenoell, Colum· it. Robert Cleland, c!talrman • Stallllnaey Bieycll> •!toller" Massagi!T Winfield l:lf a. a ehildrea. is spendlliC lito weekeM the Red Cross drtve, spoke brief· • Electric· 'liJilnll Cyeles •8\ll'l!ells ~ ber parents, Mr. anti ly ,Mn. Charles BeJrneiL . ellel* Maar em -'!:fl!l.'cllle Maf Mrs. Bernard Sebramm bas It wa1 •oted 1o spell., • Hand "'-ters §' Pl'ogram~ retui1led !A) ber ' - lD Zanet- Bloodmobile nest Montby, eTilt Boaro~ ~ Sets •• ., '· and.wwttltheml e Ro Trim• •f6omet~ic-Z:Bin'S rille alter a 'llalt bere with Mrs. Glenn Hensltr •• her d.,.ttter and family, Mr. man. Anyone wl•hh!J In What abottf. volil' btlrlng-hu It 11 1IN tile t11p WOIIIII!f CI.ASftS Mrlllltl' CllASii'S anll Mrs. John Lyow.~ and Cfn- tion on the 111lridn1 aelldlle wbef. JOU ~o~ft-' whellllr at aot • llurllilldll ly. She wu _ . to zanes- may contact Mrs. • . . Cl Rlt ,ANt.Y Hllltll••MIS' II wilto by Mrs. LyG!tl arxl daugbN were 10batlltod f11 TM. Aln u,hts• be bell!flctal? Our tesliDg II tltD all wflll. Llndi, and Mrs, Arlene members llld two J11111t ' . Of Our Clllt ObllpttOII, IIIII oar reto11meodaUo111 baed • s~~. ~~~~. Mn. l(celll ,uests of mt .. md Mrs. ind Mn. Harold Gewp. .. Newly ~~~ns 11m .~'llro- 1rlteJIIW ~MaleC! IIJ' llll'l.j( all or write for u appvlll•tllt Ia lllil fihar, II lift: 1iit1 Mrs. ~ollft J!Jwt. 11e1 lntell wa• llltl'llltd ~til\·.., Mf:~'~-'411111 ,Mrs. Gille. ' ,wr llod!e. .' ' · Charles v~ ~ 'fhll· . ~STAIJRANI' II ~~en. ~re. . .., Relrellurttnll wert, -.·Ill .nJ l!h. flln7 'hYe, lllilless ---'•· ~ • .• ~ 'lliiM '- Sl... In' $ 'I I IIYII'II litl~ Mro. n.aler, 'Nn :..b.tlii _ , PHGUI-d' •I ll!J allllft:::. 11111111 Sllwllt, llrs, " Rev. Wendell 0. lltutlw wu lened with the hymn, "Jetu1 II lionored when the Eagles cla" All the World To Me," and de· ,, the Sytacu1e church sehool vollons by Mrs. Dana Wlnebrenmet Thursday evening at tbe lner. it was announced that churclt. $51.!0 was made from the bake The metlna, in chlflt oi lsale wh1ch was paid on the Bill Winebrenner, president, op- new gas furnace for the churclt. , ----- - - - ' Holtdoy Foods Fun Theme of uemansttatton for Garden Clubs 'Xt II••• Meigs New Look is Taken at Communibhl£ . Event 5 Jl · . o-. llu:d•'-11 '. Qil.,s Radioear Company 11:::: tbot.JII,hllt, ·~·,.,..1'•~: ' . f" \' I 0 " ~ ; ; : : : : ' . ...",•.- ..............< • ~ IUL c:..ft It; ...... PHYSICAL flllllSS CEITER ·& SALOl ,..tr .. IIIli d - · · · "• " ' �.... . .,-:;::~ •,-:.- ~ ..• ! ' \ .-·· ~- l • ' Phone' t's Easy to DtrBusinCss ttie Want =:: 1111-Tbt'. Bunday Time..S.DI!De~ Sunday, October 23, 1961 aAIIII'IID • ..., _:!:~ ~- ~M Help Wentecl - - 11" .. ... ~ .... 1k WE NEED PROFESSIONAL • clfttiCUttve c~.,. . • .. . . ~'"' _...., - - ,., ,.._,., SALESMEN . I 11 t rtif" Will NQ I ttle OM M•• •• io.., .,. "'""'" pr r 'ctulilftuH•• :! ••~• 11• n••u•• ritories, also ttrte •• ..,.. I• •• ,..,." "' onay ,,.. ......, ., •• • the .a Hte •meL chan. . m~• tie 01'181MI ."..,wom~tt.~ .., , e~•HM ..., • ltiiinent w11 r.,. et • ella,... " ' .. 111 fir ~act~~ ~ Girfs ond Gi.L. rQ 1 IOPtEL~~S.ter- i, L~u;;--;;;~~;' " ,..., NOWIMMEDlATE ••• .. '1111• ""' operung se ec aday, lJ\;1;11 surrounding~ I revolutionary "I WE NEED homes to sell. If you are considering selling, caU us. Let us belp you. L..-1--1-- M50 'SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ............... UMI&.AfiVNI ~·-- .. .... tf " .... ·~ ... . . , . . . oii~Mtto......._ lrNn IIIHIII Ill> .:r-... ':JI'ro':!-r"L ": ,,..run. IIIM!f~ .... .,.. '"" IIIUIT PEOPLII DICK RAWLINGS BLAETTNARS bwlings Honde Phone 992-2-143 Pomeroy, 0. dlm! I 'em our power to see. 'I vim . lJ:<e Blue Lustre! Rent s~ missed by daughter, I eledric shampooer $1. Sbep· 1*'18 Clark, Parents, Mr. 1 pard, 862 Ist Ave. 250-6 aR8°Mrs. Stanley Swain and FURN-ISHED e room ho 1i;e, ROOM I baths, turnaoo, large ldftlers and sisters. 250...1 baths, basement, gas furnace,!: lot rtlDI to river on Garfield c:;;;. J - ...._,. · • - ·- I glassed in back porch, garAve. q" Notice ! age. Call Mrs. Ros• Northup, ~r Sa~•FOR SALf 10~'\he fun. Be a blonde in Hl>-2>4]. 250-61 MOBILE ROME SALE ~-Mor111Jg h;;;.t,.;.;-;:;,-. ~ A. Farm 7 1'001111 bath juo / • matter of ROOM apartment with SEE the all electric Vindalt 2241. Mt-3 awl ~the new Booat process-; newly decorated. unfurnished. New Moon 1 Br. -ar ra · Owner Wents It Solei Before Winter in 1/'achine, frosting, bleach· j Also private trailer space lor 10' x 47' $3.19!1 1TROMBONE and stalld. E1ceJ. 8711 A. FARM 1 bath You'll find this fine brick 3 bedroom ranch in Fairview in~ · and Uppil!g. Coming soon i rent 3 room house woth both New Mooa 3 Br. I f ' nd roombrin~ Subdivbion out Rt. 35. It includes 1 ~ tile baths beau· 1 lent tonditioa. Pl1. 37t-2415. to; ula Kay's Beauty Saloa. in Cheshire. Call 446-11293. 10' 1 51' $3,1195' :118-3 _argo ,:" In Soli tiful kitchen, patio doors, 2 car garage and full balte-1 NJ or Linda Halley, spe<- ----·------ ~ !48-,5 _ N~w M~?" I Br. I len wa'C: ood out- ment. lt'a in_excellent condition. Owner does not waut d t m hi-fashion colocs. Ph. 5 ROOM apartmeat unfurllisb- U x M $3,99!114 PUREBRED . polled mllklnl ~ ty North! Prloe ID winter tbi8 borne. We'll abow It any time you say 441J141142. :15&-4 ed. 756 Second A;e. Call 446- New Moon I Br. Ishorthorns. Helfer !II. yrs. $111 • ue.ar P· and help•)!Gil fiDd filllncing. iUS"rreceived a shipment -of 0554 until I, after i call 446- 12' • 57' _$4,1115 old, one with first eall I wkl ,000. i ,,'. ".. . .'· COMBINATION WflrMER'S BLACK DIA- 4198. %48-tl Used I BR I • fl Mobile old, real nice, lotJ milk. , }I - - - -.~ Home S to freshen later. Must see ID\t A. 5 roo!DI, buement, gar. · oaocu"Y S'I'OilE Pll.LING STATION . OND UNIMENT. Your ~2 BEDROOM house trailer Opea tiU I p.m. Ph. 4~3547, to appreciate. Harry Steele, age, bath, fumlet. Fruit, lfi1RED COUPlE 6'I""QQ( OF GOODS I ROOII DWJUJNCI RfHfle•gll Dealer, 1921 E. Ave. 01 Rt. 325 elose 1o Rio Joha-'o Mobile HINDe Eureka, Oblo. 148-1 PleniJ water. Below HDbaon · NEWLY WED 31 ACft~8 GOlllpohs, Ohoo. Phone GI Grande. 10' 1 W. Pb. 24;. Gallipolii Oblo - - - -- - 1t mill off Route 1. AU b lOON Roo "'"" UP TO DAR IQUD"IIENT lD&U. RUIBA.ND Wlt'l IJPD"''U' Just across tbe road ~129. 248-l - - -- --- ' .. -- - - - 11115T FORD 4 dr. Seda., auto, $5,0011. ~.:J'': ON &TA.TIIi HIGHWAY frlitt Snuth BuJCk used car ---~ lf'Ol', LOCATID 1 :MliM Oll'l' ON · :ISO-I fURNISHED apartment. 1911! IIILLCREST mobile home, trans., one 11159 Opal xtat1011 OLD u . ,.. ,.... ....,. ..-. No Money Short.ge ---- _ Ground floor, well located, lit 1 10. EJC<!llent 10aditi011. wagoo. Bolli In good colllll- WE HAVE aeveral pieces ol WIU TIADE .1AIIF; $50, $1110, $500 or more Suitable for 2 persons. D. H. S.. at Lowell McCarley or tion. Six rabbit beagle puJI" nunt land IIIII farms. We Take Your your Church of_ GrOIIjl Wood, Ph. «&-11166. 247-tf ..U 381-8252. %5&-3 ready to go. Contact Leslle MODERN 3 BEDROOM Trailer As Trade Or luxuroous lfapp1Mess Nap- . 2- BEDR·o·oM tr .1 1- -. hed IIF- CARPETL>iauty___ doesn't McCombs, Ph. 3'19-21641. lalesm.., ~· •. "'"' , .... , oLo 81 er, urms 200 assorted packages ] •. , . . 1 2-48-3 Earl WiDiefl 446-38ZI ~.;'&iWrtll &un.T IN IUWHBN. $1,500 Down on credit. Have 10 mem-1 Rt. 35 near Sunset Restaur- 1 ~how? Clean 11 nght & watc~~ · -· _ Wayae Amlbury Mltul CI'n'.~~~~'w ~~s~ ANI> YOU'LL LOW 'I'IDI BBAND NEW . VERY WELL M.IO..T I BD sell 20 packages at 50c ut. Ph. mm. 247-ti . It glow. Use Blue Lustre. SLINGERLAND drum set 19611 ' Clert LO<)A'I'ID ' lULU >"KOM TOWN ON ROOM ROllE. VERY .lTI'IlACTlVJ: - - -- ~ --- --~ ReAt e1ectrlc shampooer $1 • FLAT LOt'. OWNER WILL 'I'RADE IN ltiTCKEN WITH G. E. Return $50, ke•p $50..1BRADBURY elficielcy apart- F , H d model, like new. Call 446-4825 roo FAIIII "" Rous& WITH J.C. BUU.T BUJLT Drl RANGE, OVEN AND HOOD. BEAUTIFUL 0UVS QK.UN dim samples, write ANNA men! for rent. Adults only.. __armers_ ·~ware. ~ _ .. alter S p. m. ' 248-J UAGO. Clift.UUC Tllol: BATIL Just listed wfn;;, Dept. 891CW2, Lynch- 72t Seoood Aveaue. ZII-U MINK STOLE, Breath of •prilll · registered German s~~ 24505. 2$0-l lfiRST FLOOR mce roo 28 color, like new, reaS<Inable, 3 Bedroom $12,900 Trees2Acres l o . m. 2 Kerunore vacuum eleaoers, herd pup, 6 rnOS:. ,old, female. THll VD.Y CUtAN WELL CASKD JI'OR PROPDTY JN<LUDD .a. LAROE Pleaunt Country "' MERELY brighten. Locus~ water jlllld. D. H. •w h 2t book b o1 I'lL 446-4751. %48-3 BUR.T lN IUTCKEN. JIANY CLOSETS carpets .. Blue Lustre' 1 Wood. 446-11166. IBI·tl • eac · • eac . ,. _ PATfO .MD 461* LOC.A.TJa D'j Atmosphere Ef · te pid .. TV and Greea stamJIIo 111111 SINGER SEWING ·, .CIDNE. I BlmLOOM IIOU WITH MOD!!IlN .. · · Re~~~=ctric ~: .... IIIODERN bouoelraller by I trade. Call 446-11611 after ·1. Zig Zag equipped t, button. lllTCREN AJfD BATH JUST CYrr H . • IN Qlll'! aBOOL DIITIIC'I. $1 Central Suppl Co 1' week or mlllltb. 1900 Cllest250-3 hole, lpplique, nilmogram, FOC!IJll ON 8'I'YLI: · Y25H : nut_ St. 2QI.III3 BEDROOM-hom.--BUilt - s overcasts, etc. Pay of! bal- NEW listing, 7 room boma ., -- - · UNFURNISIIEDapartinent, .. 5 i yr.., on lalldsca~ !Dt, oar- ance due of 4 payments $6 IItty, play lar~ THE WISEMAN AGENCY rooms and bath. Centrally lo- 1 port, cbimney, 2 llreplacea, each. ~~83~247-t! ~~ ~~ plllllRetrno,,ecl Free cated. CaD ~241 i l lull basement, good tmno. ELE<!TROLUX SWEEPER, q . Clfflc. G1 ~ •·emove your dead ;_1J ~ J!:l".i· 01 montt. SirePmg Priced reasonably from awn-- on wheels, pop out paper. $PRING VALLIY 1. N. Wlsamlnk Gl 6 4500 cows and mules. CaU nom fUrutobed opt., tn11er APPROVED- bullding-lots, 8 bags, dual cleaning too1o lor TIDlEE bedrooms, Ill batbl, _____:E~v~lll~in~,..l!:~l~lra~Wise~~m~l~n~,!01~._,~7~96~--Jac~son U64531 or ..,..,., Con*! Steh Amold, iRch sewer. UppetoRiv•r Road I rugs, furniture, dustmg, etc. S years ~Ld, low down pay77U9'76. Pan !D!ral Hotel lrWf Call 446-1'1119. 25i-3 Only S P"''ments left el $6.99 mea~ opli~ leveL Prked Ia - - ~ ---~ .. - ..ch 446-1639 247-U tho low 20 s - Might trad•. TURKEY SHOOT JF~'It.:L .,..,. fllr , _ Clll -- - -.. - -. . --~ ' GA!J.IA County Gun Club SUD· Gl WM:I tn111 I L& 1111 i 37 A. FARM, ·50 lob. ba,., 5 TIRED of <arrylng aslles? EVANS EIGBTS LUXURY HOME Nov. 13. Public invited. I p.m. ,;-;'om house~ ','!~'Ph timb~ Try our West Vtrgtnla Chuol: I ROOM bouse with ample cloePRICE REDUCED Colku and sandwi<bes serv· : . err • Hltm8 ""' one 24 Coal, Skidmore Foster Coal t1 opace, lull baoemell~ and 241·27 ,3 ROm! furnished apartment I SIIS. ;~&-3 Co., m11 Pine St. 446-2713. comple14! bath. Low do- A PERFECT eenter ball LARGE 2 STORY "YFilfiijJur.;--;; _ I at 626 3rd Ave. Call 446-&m. , \LL typeo o1 bul1dln8 male!' i . • · · 23Z-U paymeul and usumo i'4 with larl• rooms, S BR, A open 1 9i 236-11 tats block, brick, sewer ptpe ' · per cent FHA Loan. luU baths, aU electric kltcbBRICK Monday thru Saturday. ild. "~'- ~ ..__.! HOME Healing on, Ph. Pomoen fireplace finished ree . w ows, uuo.cw, · - ....... . !19Z-2181 collect. ft' ' ' For Slle Wiltera, Rio Grande, 0. CH -..,. Z4 llervlce room, full basement, 2 car BR, II> bath, dllllng room, by appomlment. Top Rt. 17, Hen. "121 after 6. .u 15-11 ...,_ 44111181 or MH7tl garage, located 01 a large basement, city water, detach· I W. Va. 234-tf NEW GMC JRUCI( LOW, LOW, PRICES ,. lolat- TYPEWRITER reotala ..,. - D. o. WOOD~ REALTOR ing. in northern Ohio alld is ed garage, I acre lot, located HEADQUARTERS tr ., Rk:t and Corbil Fur and oaed maddne~. ,. oen· Pllolle Mt-IIM t anxooUB to sell. on the Ohio River, a -~W:..;•::n_ted To Do__ 1918 I> T. Ford .:;., · ...; I"" all mal<es. S!mrnons Ptg, COTIAGE 01 Cedar St. 4 room, ONE floor plan located in Mid- lui view. llOLL House 'lursery transpor 1963 , T. Chev. FALL SPOOAL and Olflee Equip. Pb. 146- bath, property In Dice eondl- dlbae\:'rt, Oh10. ode&room,kl one ROBAR'l' DILLON, trW anllable, reasooaDie 1 - 1960 11 1. Chevrolet 1397. IGW tlon. t • hlrge m rn tchen, Mt-Wl4 also for sblf>llinl ,.. 1957 _ I> T. Ford Pickup DUST Slop furnace !liters, 4"' 73 A. I ROOM home, bam, garage and carport, front Llldlle Or Rnud . . _ worldDg mothers. ~ly. dol- 1950 Chevrolet I> ,. Pickup up. Farmer's Hardware, 310 Servicei Ofhrecl 10 A. farming land, 20 A. I porch and awnings, olso Mf.l2ZI ]J .ir wtekly rates. Pb. 14& I Minneapolis MoUoe Po- Second Ave. .Ph. tU-41746. pasture. Balance Ia limber. small cottage oo rear oJ lo~ 4&ZZ. lif.ll Unit 246 tl rOlla for 150 per mo. USED FURNITURI 1163 -.cl AvO: I• II • GoDJpo!lo, Ohte ;inol 21;;::::;;::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::!' ·r I minutes : ~- ~bath:. :;:"~Ia~~ ~crend~obacco I .J: ;.,:o Saleo/ •.............v• • e-• . 1 - -- - =.w o.u= • v• I I iiOtfJ•- 25tH ----------1 AKC ; ..,.... ;:m. Je lft7FQRD·~~=~r~ AU!6ibtic, 8 Ol ·' I DILLON AGENCY $91 JHI PQRD GALAXtl noo~~ Hard Top wil1l a., t'IBY)Ifi'eof, V-8, tiOndazd !llM~mlosiOD, ndlo, I¥JdewaU tlreL wlllte $1095 1963 CHI!VIOLII SUper· Sport, 2 Door Hard Top, Automatic, V-8, power olllerilli. rndlo, w~lw t1ret $1595 1961 CHIVROLIT ltatlon Wagon, A.••tomallo, 0 If~ ladert nd.lG. $895 For The Best Deal I n Southeastern Ohio 1961 MERCURY COMIT, door sedan, automatic, t 8 eylinder, radio, wlalw tlret. POME·ROY MOTORS $1095 1959 FORD Statton Wag. on, V-8. automatia tran• miaslon. $295 1961 MERCURY ~ Door Hard Top, Automatic, V-8, power steering & brakes, rodio, wlslw tiroo. vut $895 9 = I . T . 1961 CHIVROLIT Impala gf COnvertible, Automatic~ a v.a, power steering, radii, WtltW u.s. tirel. Naval Air $1695 New 21.· ~::-' tomatlc, power steering, radio. w111w tires. warot 112- ~­ $1095 l!S.lnotallt H. Toward a 1965 RAMBLER AMBAS. SADOR 2 Door Hard Top, autx:mtatie, pDwer !teering & Yut.NlJ'• &u'weJ Sl. Bonettt IZ. A contour ldih~ 21. Aetllllly brokes, radio, wlslw 11reo. Clara, M. Rice, lolcDanlels IOd $1895 flee, aU malt-. WY MZB4. 'l1le Fabric Shop, Po"'""" Authorized 8lugtr Sal• 100 lorvtce. I Ill Ue and Robert Ketmedy, 15(12 St., ParbrsbU11, W. VL Ph. •2U306 or Jbn Deeter, RL ConlvUle, 0 . Pb. 16'1-31157, ~- ~~.~..... tnpo ~.Born 3t l'zong 30, Rel4y inoney SV. A patr fO. Marry li:uiims:S"t~v.i1o ond 20Beel'' - . Breeding Service at f6 far all breeds, ~copt 15 leued or limited UBe of in servlce. litlarmalioiJ wbere, aervlce to " body by callinl Leland ; IJ ~ Pomeroy or - atester. 10 11 WE MEAN BUSINESS, ALL Cars Prked to Go ' .66 C.prlce V-8 Sport•C:oupe · ·66 Caprice Sport S.d•n ' C~lor red, white vinyl top, 396 eu. ln. enatne Turboghde trans., po~er stpering & brab1, ndtD tinttd glass, faetorry alf·eond., deluxe trim IE •eat beUt. :e~ flnl.lb. black vinyl ~o Hall, wbltowoll tlreo . ' ndio, power oteonaa lc bnlte•. Powerltlde. • Retell, $3124.65 ' ~ ll'- ,,~j Retail, $4298.40 ' $3059.00 CLEARANCE "* • I ~: ~!: i:;· )PENING naw lor 2 waitresses! stake , and cook. Apply ia perS<In at 1964 I T. International Tyo's ResJauranl. No phone calla. Ut-6 1960 I> T. Ford ,ADY !Ill' retail sales, must :: :;,r:~~ h~rs~er!':!.s-:: : <:: ~ i. k': 1fiJ!·: , Cutters tJ YOIJ art bulldq e .,. llome or ~ • ••· ~~~:: :: ..., a.etrlc. IIWI TOP SOIL DEIJVEREDSm • call eitzer, 446-1101. PAINTING FOR FARMERS eTrWouaty s.r.;..._ Plua Mason Co. Well VL e31 Yom Erpertenco In locality ~'!:I :::~':.. Rural Cburchoo .... DWELLING 8111 arooer7 clolng l a nice busl~e~~ "" Elltel'll[ EXCELLENT AYe. WELL, 131 A. MODERN home, bath, furnace, lull baaemenl, aome[ home !arming lallll 5 milel Jrom bath, h HeME ere a S bedroom with 10 acreo ·of land, cas furnace, pari ba!IO- I loWJI,· pond. ~p ment, miles Priced from ctty onlocated a good5road. 1 under $IO,OOO, real good buy. Plumbing & Hemng- WRITI! ERN'EST THORN I Ja L Rldlardl, Ml lilt quired. State age and quali- 1 $299.50. New 8.21i x II, 10 ply · - --- --- · --- - , 'rhvn!olon. Ohio • Ruaell D. W.... &IHill ficauons. Apply Bo1 s, _. nyloo tires !1<. Foderal 'RANDARD PWMBING a or Phono %45-5269 553 InLDA DRIVE- ;itrvlew l00K1NG?? · Tribune. W·S tax. BEATING, 511 8eciJid A.._ ' \ SUbdivision, Ill. 85, 8 e.,:YES, H have 2 homes, a Otilo VaileJ IJopl-1 CL MW'III. loll REESE Bulldozer and back- bri<k colonial style bouse. I ' BR and 1 4 BR, aU Mille Help Wented IS3 Pille 81., I'll. MIU JOHN IIUIOIII:a hoe service. Ph. 367-756C. bedrooms, lull basement, z financed at 5Y• per eent --: -- .. · . - -d: Hn. 1 a.m .. 1 p.m. fDSTI PluJI!Idnl and flutlatl %40-U car garage, birch paneled kl~ terest. SmaU down payDJelll, . ec han1c, expenence • • F--• ·=%= 1 smaU mo. payment, no 'UTO M ln auto trans. repair, engine' ooor clou lllm!J IIIII iiOiW - uww A9e.~It1'1 111-.11 ' iiiiiijJflii PEn CONTBOL <hen, bllil~iD electrll! TapP11D lag coat, CaU lor mon overllaul, alld other related cool. Corl Wlatln. lille DEWIT! PLUIIIIING PIIEE ea11 44W2G oveo and burners, garbage maUoo. BU!IIInolive work. New car: Grllllle. " ' Cll 6-6116. AND 1EATING I:Itermttal Termtt. Service dlsposal, wall lo carpel · ROUTE .. ,_ In front room andwaU b~ II> 1"" ''"' prompl _,.... If Botmotll Dr. lran<hise dealer interested in ' STORM WINDOWS ,2&7-ll baths. Just eompleted IIIII LOAN ASSUMPTION 011 11 • mao who wants to stay put BEST In quality, !Jest In price ..,. wvlce ' <; "mr' erriD O'DeU, Operator for ready to movo in. s.. tills UST your ~:~~;,:~.!:'; .00 ea111 a good steady Ia. on storm door. and windoWll. &0 METAL posts with insulators TI!RMlTE l PEST ~'ONTROL fine home. Inquire at Rice lor. The t - · Reply to: Box No. 4, Ga!Upolll Block Co. 123\!o wire and cbarger lor eiertrll! FAIN Extermination Co. Wheel· and Corbin Furnitw~ Co. Pb. hom .. in all price range- II Ia • o1 'Roe Galliptlll Dai· Pine a. Plaa tiNIII. · · · ,_. ~. Call afterl eilburg, Ohio. Ph. 111>2850 or 441>1171, alter I, pll. ~71. 111J locatt011, also, ,.. Jr TrlliuDL liN JD.IJ 5. 118-S T/1-1105, Rei. $!1 31t-IJ larJII U.llnp, 111¥ 11M. m. I · ~nspi!etioo. I ..._ltll I P.UBLIC SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER3 STARTING AT 1 :00 P.M. n.-1111' ~ -,1-Unlco freezer, cbrome dinett ' ,.~ 2 liVJDI room suites, porch glider, s udio =table, 4 boa wttb oPriDI and mattre•• es. 2 ovenlulfed 'libaira, 2 tof!ee tables, ehest of draw. on. UII2 wool rup, WliOber, dlohes, pots xnd pans rocbr, ~ tuund llhle, tel...t•ton aet, qollts, hana toolt, Jarclec tloll, taMe aw, iolDter, "power mower ..wlnl IIIIICiltne, IJ,brtrJ tlblo, er.ctrle deep fryer, mir: ron, ~ t:firinf ru,p, laaU -... and a few antiquu. ' ..VldM ' lt8a' tl Vain& . 1r bed!:o~ND .,IIIite, ·.·, I $3560.00 661mp•l• H. T. Coupe Colorr wbltt red Vlllfl trim 'pow~~ l!eeriD( & brakeo, wlleel eoven, P B ro~io. wi•IW llre1 Power· llide tra111'! 3Jl engine. · ~ • ' Color wblte, lur-"oa trim otandard tnllllllllliou whitewaJI tire., iaCiio. ' ' ' • - CLEARANCE ' 66lmpel1 Conv. Coupl' • Reteil, $2867.20 let•il, $~683.60 CLEARANCE Prom GIIHpol11 go to Porter turn right on Routt 554 go to White OR Rd. lum right flrit house. Mr· Mark Whited h11 told hit farm and now .will sell at Public Audion hit household 66's BUY A 1966 CHEVROLET ... Now I - ·e cl· ll918 Ill T. Chav. Fl!ma Ie He Ip W•nt 11159 y 600 Ford Dump OP' • _..,,~ station: 1962 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Door Hard Top, V-8, au· \ Npalt- 11. Slto . CLEARANCf . _,, ' i"l •' ,:) j\ • •~"' 'Sale! 4 Official's Cars . to Choose. From t96,:Ch.vy · Atn, Bi~e~yna, Chev1lle 55 II, Super Spprt anf~rv~" . . . . :cp.. . $2441.00 ( ·~ CJ:-• FI'OJ!I sevir•l ~.hlr·!tp~~-. a.l' . YMO!fOR ' . · YOUR CHE ' \' ,, VY DEALER . S••• WY 2-2151 IIIDDLI•OliT OHIO We Will·Buy Any· Amaunl, lncludlnt · 11 Complete Eltlf._,, .· KNons .• .,, ,/W•nt At Sornelhing Reelly Speci•l? Here's 20 g~ reasons for doing 10. It's a charming, new Colonial brick ranch. Witb 3 bedrooms, enchantIng all built in kitchen, fabulous batb, all electric beat, large dining area, rec. room, basement, 2 car garage, 0. D. PARSONS large flat lot in a peaceful country setting witb good Railllr water, g~ road and low taxes. The price bas been m 2IHI A.... MMtit reduced and owner will trade or belp finance. You 46 A. FARM 7 room boo,., move in immedialtli)' and remember tbe owner iJ bath, furnace, farm DODd, ous tG sell. outbuUdlngs, S room tenant . house, some nice building lots, just acrooa from Nortb Gallia acbool. Prlced right. sorrow of our .19116 SPACE CR~FT--p-lc_lru_p lmllrt, 1 camper, 8 fl Pbone 446·2852. T-be·, year11 may wipe o u t , Z4&-3 1111ny things, I========~ Bolo this they wipe out never, : For Rent ln"nemmy of th<o•e happy ~ - ~- --··---! 'llllys, 'FURNISHED apartment. All \~n _ we were aU together. : utilities paid. Call 44&-3667 af~etlmeg It's hard to under-. ter 5. 256-Lf .d SAW & USED FURNITURE WE'LL BUY, ..n. or trade. Robert Balnl, llalesmao Ollllll P•oae 148-4775 II< ln. If~· grealesl .CAR_PET -color; ..IOOI[ing- SPARK TIME INCOME REFIWNG and collecting mo• ey !rom NEW TYPE higl quality coin operated dlspen ..,.. 1n thla area. No selligi •. To qualify you must ha•~; car references, ~ to $1911:;, cash. Seven to twelve hollrm weekly can net excellerl' mo•thly income. More . ~ul time. For personal interv)l'v,, write P. 0. BOX 4185, PJTI; BURGH, PA. lii202. lncrU!I• ' phone number. ~, I f6.000. Ol'Q!h tries to break. but all · Ohio 4426ti. 247-4 ''It/' vain. '========== 'l'!l'l.ave, to lovt and tllen toi Sale or Tr•de things must be, lusineu Opportunili£~ HERE'S your chance 1o move i . 9 Blocks From City Park into a 1 floor plaa home with Th•s Is a, brand new 3 bedroom ranch m ~ g~ loca· IMUrlnc:::•:......;... ; ,• bath, 1 A., gas furnace, drill- lion. You II have built in cabmets, aut~m.a!tc diShwash· ed well, outbuildings, small er, r~nge _oven and hood, fam1ly o~ dmmg room, l_og THREE thlnsa to tool for wh<~ basement, located 00 black- burmng frre place,. and 1'>1 ceramtc baths, one wtth ,... buy llmiraDCO - I •~;!" top rd ill Addisoa T w p large vamty. All thiS plus large one car garage on an oompany, faSt clalma eerl'k• fi,OOI. · • 80xl50 foot lot. We will take a trade. and low rates. We ba90 , al u.r,e at tba Neal Ins. A/!<r ey, your Grang• Agents. Se 53 A. farm, 2 story home, small them ....... J.&.tl tob. base, plenty buildings, located near Rio Grande, 1 w,W":~rtaln Ut-6 FOR $10,500, you can own !lice I story ! bedroom home with bath, 81> A., small basemen~ drilled weD, alumioum aiding, 4 A. in soD bank. It's located at Cheshire. J. But ttJere's a reason for it all I Brmg 'em back - give . . ... Oscar Baird, Realtor coffee service 1 I' """" In Memory ' for all types of businesses. Un 1 f IN·-M· E - -M - . RY ol Dale C. G·u. \ usual commlsslono with drawl1 0 to salesmen who qualify. Lo.n..who passed away on Oc-1 Top pay lor placemoat will! ...., 21, 1965. outstanding income from GaBe but not forgotten, ! accounts. Build a business for -ories a•d thoughts heidi yoursell witllout iavestment. .JIJltar. ! Please, only proleJSioill Fr. loved ones and many salesmen should appJy. For .,'f~euds who knew him, details call Neil Sykes col- 1 !1li~ pres_ence is still near. lee~ _521:~91JO. __ ... 250-21 ~!e. children and grandchll· IFIELD Service Man to work I lrr+-ll--1 _ A ..:.._ _ _ -~__ _ 250..1. in rural area, call on present INi - MORY of Bertha Mae 1 customers and renew old\ , r who passed <~Way 5' aceounts. Men past 50 do very y .. s ago, October 23, 1961. I well in this work. For infor· j ¥membraRce is a golden , rna lion write to Successful I _fRain, I Farming, Box 511, Ravenll8, 256-6058. - Agency l The Wiseman . RMI Estate For S•l• BAlRD REALTY CO. cou&ties. Extensive local ad· i · draws strong ]ead I ver\'tsmg response: You'll join the Cory 1, Corpora t'ton 's outs tand'mg ·. aales force 11 selling a new d• .,..... ,... "'"" ., ... ...... •n d•ppH tieton ua~lntkln will ' I . ., , . - . .. RMI Est•te For Slle HOUSE 4 rooms & bath In Crown City CaD Carroll Can· Services ' ~ '• ' :. �.... . .,-:;::~ •,-:.- ~ ..• ! ' \ .-·· ~- l • ' Phone' t's Easy to DtrBusinCss ttie Want =:: 1111-Tbt'. Bunday Time..S.DI!De~ Sunday, October 23, 1961 aAIIII'IID • ..., _:!:~ ~- ~M Help Wentecl - - 11" .. ... ~ .... 1k WE NEED PROFESSIONAL • clfttiCUttve c~.,. . • .. . . ~'"' _...., - - ,., ,.._,., SALESMEN . I 11 t rtif" Will NQ I ttle OM M•• •• io.., .,. "'""'" pr r 'ctulilftuH•• :! ••~• 11• n••u•• ritories, also ttrte •• ..,.. I• •• ,..,." "' onay ,,.. ......, ., •• • the .a Hte •meL chan. . m~• tie 01'181MI ."..,wom~tt.~ .., , e~•HM ..., • ltiiinent w11 r.,. et • ella,... " ' .. 111 fir ~act~~ ~ Girfs ond Gi.L. rQ 1 IOPtEL~~S.ter- i, L~u;;--;;;~~;' " ,..., NOWIMMEDlATE ••• .. '1111• ""' operung se ec aday, lJ\;1;11 surrounding~ I revolutionary "I WE NEED homes to sell. If you are considering selling, caU us. Let us belp you. L..-1--1-- M50 'SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT ............... UMI&.AfiVNI ~·-- .. .... tf " .... ·~ ... . . , . . . oii~Mtto......._ lrNn IIIHIII Ill> .:r-... ':JI'ro':!-r"L ": ,,..run. IIIM!f~ .... .,.. '"" IIIUIT PEOPLII DICK RAWLINGS BLAETTNARS bwlings Honde Phone 992-2-143 Pomeroy, 0. dlm! I 'em our power to see. 'I vim . lJ:<e Blue Lustre! Rent s~ missed by daughter, I eledric shampooer $1. Sbep· 1*'18 Clark, Parents, Mr. 1 pard, 862 Ist Ave. 250-6 aR8°Mrs. Stanley Swain and FURN-ISHED e room ho 1i;e, ROOM I baths, turnaoo, large ldftlers and sisters. 250...1 baths, basement, gas furnace,!: lot rtlDI to river on Garfield c:;;;. J - ...._,. · • - ·- I glassed in back porch, garAve. q" Notice ! age. Call Mrs. Ros• Northup, ~r Sa~•FOR SALf 10~'\he fun. Be a blonde in Hl>-2>4]. 250-61 MOBILE ROME SALE ~-Mor111Jg h;;;.t,.;.;-;:;,-. ~ A. Farm 7 1'001111 bath juo / • matter of ROOM apartment with SEE the all electric Vindalt 2241. Mt-3 awl ~the new Booat process-; newly decorated. unfurnished. New Moon 1 Br. -ar ra · Owner Wents It Solei Before Winter in 1/'achine, frosting, bleach· j Also private trailer space lor 10' x 47' $3.19!1 1TROMBONE and stalld. E1ceJ. 8711 A. FARM 1 bath You'll find this fine brick 3 bedroom ranch in Fairview in~ · and Uppil!g. Coming soon i rent 3 room house woth both New Mooa 3 Br. I f ' nd roombrin~ Subdivbion out Rt. 35. It includes 1 ~ tile baths beau· 1 lent tonditioa. Pl1. 37t-2415. to; ula Kay's Beauty Saloa. in Cheshire. Call 446-11293. 10' 1 51' $3,1195' :118-3 _argo ,:" In Soli tiful kitchen, patio doors, 2 car garage and full balte-1 NJ or Linda Halley, spe<- ----·------ ~ !48-,5 _ N~w M~?" I Br. I len wa'C: ood out- ment. lt'a in_excellent condition. Owner does not waut d t m hi-fashion colocs. Ph. 5 ROOM apartmeat unfurllisb- U x M $3,99!114 PUREBRED . polled mllklnl ~ ty North! Prloe ID winter tbi8 borne. We'll abow It any time you say 441J141142. :15&-4 ed. 756 Second A;e. Call 446- New Moon I Br. Ishorthorns. Helfer !II. yrs. $111 • ue.ar P· and help•)!Gil fiDd filllncing. iUS"rreceived a shipment -of 0554 until I, after i call 446- 12' • 57' _$4,1115 old, one with first eall I wkl ,000. i ,,'. ".. . .'· COMBINATION WflrMER'S BLACK DIA- 4198. %48-tl Used I BR I • fl Mobile old, real nice, lotJ milk. , }I - - - -.~ Home S to freshen later. Must see ID\t A. 5 roo!DI, buement, gar. · oaocu"Y S'I'OilE Pll.LING STATION . OND UNIMENT. Your ~2 BEDROOM house trailer Opea tiU I p.m. Ph. 4~3547, to appreciate. Harry Steele, age, bath, fumlet. Fruit, lfi1RED COUPlE 6'I""QQ( OF GOODS I ROOII DWJUJNCI RfHfle•gll Dealer, 1921 E. Ave. 01 Rt. 325 elose 1o Rio Joha-'o Mobile HINDe Eureka, Oblo. 148-1 PleniJ water. Below HDbaon · NEWLY WED 31 ACft~8 GOlllpohs, Ohoo. Phone GI Grande. 10' 1 W. Pb. 24;. Gallipolii Oblo - - - -- - 1t mill off Route 1. AU b lOON Roo "'"" UP TO DAR IQUD"IIENT lD&U. RUIBA.ND Wlt'l IJPD"''U' Just across tbe road ~129. 248-l - - -- --- ' .. -- - - - 11115T FORD 4 dr. Seda., auto, $5,0011. ~.:J'': ON &TA.TIIi HIGHWAY frlitt Snuth BuJCk used car ---~ lf'Ol', LOCATID 1 :MliM Oll'l' ON · :ISO-I fURNISHED apartment. 1911! IIILLCREST mobile home, trans., one 11159 Opal xtat1011 OLD u . ,.. ,.... ....,. ..-. No Money Short.ge ---- _ Ground floor, well located, lit 1 10. EJC<!llent 10aditi011. wagoo. Bolli In good colllll- WE HAVE aeveral pieces ol WIU TIADE .1AIIF; $50, $1110, $500 or more Suitable for 2 persons. D. H. S.. at Lowell McCarley or tion. Six rabbit beagle puJI" nunt land IIIII farms. We Take Your your Church of_ GrOIIjl Wood, Ph. «&-11166. 247-tf ..U 381-8252. %5&-3 ready to go. Contact Leslle MODERN 3 BEDROOM Trailer As Trade Or luxuroous lfapp1Mess Nap- . 2- BEDR·o·oM tr .1 1- -. hed IIF- CARPETL>iauty___ doesn't McCombs, Ph. 3'19-21641. lalesm.., ~· •. "'"' , .... , oLo 81 er, urms 200 assorted packages ] •. , . . 1 2-48-3 Earl WiDiefl 446-38ZI ~.;'&iWrtll &un.T IN IUWHBN. $1,500 Down on credit. Have 10 mem-1 Rt. 35 near Sunset Restaur- 1 ~how? Clean 11 nght & watc~~ · -· _ Wayae Amlbury Mltul CI'n'.~~~~'w ~~s~ ANI> YOU'LL LOW 'I'IDI BBAND NEW . VERY WELL M.IO..T I BD sell 20 packages at 50c ut. Ph. mm. 247-ti . It glow. Use Blue Lustre. SLINGERLAND drum set 19611 ' Clert LO<)A'I'ID ' lULU >"KOM TOWN ON ROOM ROllE. VERY .lTI'IlACTlVJ: - - -- ~ --- --~ ReAt e1ectrlc shampooer $1 • FLAT LOt'. OWNER WILL 'I'RADE IN ltiTCKEN WITH G. E. Return $50, ke•p $50..1BRADBURY elficielcy apart- F , H d model, like new. Call 446-4825 roo FAIIII "" Rous& WITH J.C. BUU.T BUJLT Drl RANGE, OVEN AND HOOD. BEAUTIFUL 0UVS QK.UN dim samples, write ANNA men! for rent. Adults only.. __armers_ ·~ware. ~ _ .. alter S p. m. ' 248-J UAGO. Clift.UUC Tllol: BATIL Just listed wfn;;, Dept. 891CW2, Lynch- 72t Seoood Aveaue. ZII-U MINK STOLE, Breath of •prilll · registered German s~~ 24505. 2$0-l lfiRST FLOOR mce roo 28 color, like new, reaS<Inable, 3 Bedroom $12,900 Trees2Acres l o . m. 2 Kerunore vacuum eleaoers, herd pup, 6 rnOS:. ,old, female. THll VD.Y CUtAN WELL CASKD JI'OR PROPDTY JN<LUDD .a. LAROE Pleaunt Country "' MERELY brighten. Locus~ water jlllld. D. H. •w h 2t book b o1 I'lL 446-4751. %48-3 BUR.T lN IUTCKEN. JIANY CLOSETS carpets .. Blue Lustre' 1 Wood. 446-11166. IBI·tl • eac · • eac . ,. _ PATfO .MD 461* LOC.A.TJa D'j Atmosphere Ef · te pid .. TV and Greea stamJIIo 111111 SINGER SEWING ·, .CIDNE. I BlmLOOM IIOU WITH MOD!!IlN .. · · Re~~~=ctric ~: .... IIIODERN bouoelraller by I trade. Call 446-11611 after ·1. Zig Zag equipped t, button. lllTCREN AJfD BATH JUST CYrr H . • IN Qlll'! aBOOL DIITIIC'I. $1 Central Suppl Co 1' week or mlllltb. 1900 Cllest250-3 hole, lpplique, nilmogram, FOC!IJll ON 8'I'YLI: · Y25H : nut_ St. 2QI.III3 BEDROOM-hom.--BUilt - s overcasts, etc. Pay of! bal- NEW listing, 7 room boma ., -- - · UNFURNISIIEDapartinent, .. 5 i yr.., on lalldsca~ !Dt, oar- ance due of 4 payments $6 IItty, play lar~ THE WISEMAN AGENCY rooms and bath. Centrally lo- 1 port, cbimney, 2 llreplacea, each. ~~83~247-t! ~~ ~~ plllllRetrno,,ecl Free cated. CaD ~241 i l lull basement, good tmno. ELE<!TROLUX SWEEPER, q . Clfflc. G1 ~ •·emove your dead ;_1J ~ J!:l".i· 01 montt. SirePmg Priced reasonably from awn-- on wheels, pop out paper. $PRING VALLIY 1. N. Wlsamlnk Gl 6 4500 cows and mules. CaU nom fUrutobed opt., tn11er APPROVED- bullding-lots, 8 bags, dual cleaning too1o lor TIDlEE bedrooms, Ill batbl, _____:E~v~lll~in~,..l!:~l~lra~Wise~~m~l~n~,!01~._,~7~96~--Jac~son U64531 or ..,..,., Con*! Steh Amold, iRch sewer. UppetoRiv•r Road I rugs, furniture, dustmg, etc. S years ~Ld, low down pay77U9'76. Pan !D!ral Hotel lrWf Call 446-1'1119. 25i-3 Only S P"''ments left el $6.99 mea~ opli~ leveL Prked Ia - - ~ ---~ .. - ..ch 446-1639 247-U tho low 20 s - Might trad•. TURKEY SHOOT JF~'It.:L .,..,. fllr , _ Clll -- - -.. - -. . --~ ' GA!J.IA County Gun Club SUD· Gl WM:I tn111 I L& 1111 i 37 A. FARM, ·50 lob. ba,., 5 TIRED of <arrylng aslles? EVANS EIGBTS LUXURY HOME Nov. 13. Public invited. I p.m. ,;-;'om house~ ','!~'Ph timb~ Try our West Vtrgtnla Chuol: I ROOM bouse with ample cloePRICE REDUCED Colku and sandwi<bes serv· : . err • Hltm8 ""' one 24 Coal, Skidmore Foster Coal t1 opace, lull baoemell~ and 241·27 ,3 ROm! furnished apartment I SIIS. ;~&-3 Co., m11 Pine St. 446-2713. comple14! bath. Low do- A PERFECT eenter ball LARGE 2 STORY "YFilfiijJur.;--;; _ I at 626 3rd Ave. Call 446-&m. , \LL typeo o1 bul1dln8 male!' i . • · · 23Z-U paymeul and usumo i'4 with larl• rooms, S BR, A open 1 9i 236-11 tats block, brick, sewer ptpe ' · per cent FHA Loan. luU baths, aU electric kltcbBRICK Monday thru Saturday. ild. "~'- ~ ..__.! HOME Healing on, Ph. Pomoen fireplace finished ree . w ows, uuo.cw, · - ....... . !19Z-2181 collect. ft' ' ' For Slle Wiltera, Rio Grande, 0. CH -..,. Z4 llervlce room, full basement, 2 car BR, II> bath, dllllng room, by appomlment. Top Rt. 17, Hen. "121 after 6. .u 15-11 ...,_ 44111181 or MH7tl garage, located 01 a large basement, city water, detach· I W. Va. 234-tf NEW GMC JRUCI( LOW, LOW, PRICES ,. lolat- TYPEWRITER reotala ..,. - D. o. WOOD~ REALTOR ing. in northern Ohio alld is ed garage, I acre lot, located HEADQUARTERS tr ., Rk:t and Corbil Fur and oaed maddne~. ,. oen· Pllolle Mt-IIM t anxooUB to sell. on the Ohio River, a -~W:..;•::n_ted To Do__ 1918 I> T. Ford .:;., · ...; I"" all mal<es. S!mrnons Ptg, COTIAGE 01 Cedar St. 4 room, ONE floor plan located in Mid- lui view. llOLL House 'lursery transpor 1963 , T. Chev. FALL SPOOAL and Olflee Equip. Pb. 146- bath, property In Dice eondl- dlbae\:'rt, Oh10. ode&room,kl one ROBAR'l' DILLON, trW anllable, reasooaDie 1 - 1960 11 1. Chevrolet 1397. IGW tlon. t • hlrge m rn tchen, Mt-Wl4 also for sblf>llinl ,.. 1957 _ I> T. Ford Pickup DUST Slop furnace !liters, 4"' 73 A. I ROOM home, bam, garage and carport, front Llldlle Or Rnud . . _ worldDg mothers. ~ly. dol- 1950 Chevrolet I> ,. Pickup up. Farmer's Hardware, 310 Servicei Ofhrecl 10 A. farming land, 20 A. I porch and awnings, olso Mf.l2ZI ]J .ir wtekly rates. Pb. 14& I Minneapolis MoUoe Po- Second Ave. .Ph. tU-41746. pasture. Balance Ia limber. small cottage oo rear oJ lo~ 4&ZZ. lif.ll Unit 246 tl rOlla for 150 per mo. USED FURNITURI 1163 -.cl AvO: I• II • GoDJpo!lo, Ohte ;inol 21;;::::;;::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::!' ·r I minutes : ~- ~bath:. :;:"~Ia~~ ~crend~obacco I .J: ;.,:o Saleo/ •.............v• • e-• . 1 - -- - =.w o.u= • v• I I iiOtfJ•- 25tH ----------1 AKC ; ..,.... ;:m. Je lft7FQRD·~~=~r~ AU!6ibtic, 8 Ol ·' I DILLON AGENCY $91 JHI PQRD GALAXtl noo~~ Hard Top wil1l a., t'IBY)Ifi'eof, V-8, tiOndazd !llM~mlosiOD, ndlo, I¥JdewaU tlreL wlllte $1095 1963 CHI!VIOLII SUper· Sport, 2 Door Hard Top, Automatic, V-8, power olllerilli. rndlo, w~lw t1ret $1595 1961 CHIVROLIT ltatlon Wagon, A.••tomallo, 0 If~ ladert nd.lG. $895 For The Best Deal I n Southeastern Ohio 1961 MERCURY COMIT, door sedan, automatic, t 8 eylinder, radio, wlalw tlret. POME·ROY MOTORS $1095 1959 FORD Statton Wag. on, V-8. automatia tran• miaslon. $295 1961 MERCURY ~ Door Hard Top, Automatic, V-8, power steering & brakes, rodio, wlslw tiroo. vut $895 9 = I . T . 1961 CHIVROLIT Impala gf COnvertible, Automatic~ a v.a, power steering, radii, WtltW u.s. tirel. Naval Air $1695 New 21.· ~::-' tomatlc, power steering, radio. w111w tires. warot 112- ~­ $1095 l!S.lnotallt H. Toward a 1965 RAMBLER AMBAS. SADOR 2 Door Hard Top, autx:mtatie, pDwer !teering & Yut.NlJ'• &u'weJ Sl. Bonettt IZ. A contour ldih~ 21. Aetllllly brokes, radio, wlslw 11reo. Clara, M. Rice, lolcDanlels IOd $1895 flee, aU malt-. WY MZB4. 'l1le Fabric Shop, Po"'""" Authorized 8lugtr Sal• 100 lorvtce. I Ill Ue and Robert Ketmedy, 15(12 St., ParbrsbU11, W. VL Ph. •2U306 or Jbn Deeter, RL ConlvUle, 0 . Pb. 16'1-31157, ~- ~~.~..... tnpo ~.Born 3t l'zong 30, Rel4y inoney SV. A patr fO. Marry li:uiims:S"t~v.i1o ond 20Beel'' - . Breeding Service at f6 far all breeds, ~copt 15 leued or limited UBe of in servlce. litlarmalioiJ wbere, aervlce to " body by callinl Leland ; IJ ~ Pomeroy or - atester. 10 11 WE MEAN BUSINESS, ALL Cars Prked to Go ' .66 C.prlce V-8 Sport•C:oupe · ·66 Caprice Sport S.d•n ' C~lor red, white vinyl top, 396 eu. ln. enatne Turboghde trans., po~er stpering & brab1, ndtD tinttd glass, faetorry alf·eond., deluxe trim IE •eat beUt. :e~ flnl.lb. black vinyl ~o Hall, wbltowoll tlreo . ' ndio, power oteonaa lc bnlte•. Powerltlde. • Retell, $3124.65 ' ~ ll'- ,,~j Retail, $4298.40 ' $3059.00 CLEARANCE "* • I ~: ~!: i:;· )PENING naw lor 2 waitresses! stake , and cook. Apply ia perS<In at 1964 I T. International Tyo's ResJauranl. No phone calla. Ut-6 1960 I> T. Ford ,ADY !Ill' retail sales, must :: :;,r:~~ h~rs~er!':!.s-:: : <:: ~ i. k': 1fiJ!·: , Cutters tJ YOIJ art bulldq e .,. llome or ~ • ••· ~~~:: :: ..., a.etrlc. IIWI TOP SOIL DEIJVEREDSm • call eitzer, 446-1101. PAINTING FOR FARMERS eTrWouaty s.r.;..._ Plua Mason Co. Well VL e31 Yom Erpertenco In locality ~'!:I :::~':.. Rural Cburchoo .... DWELLING 8111 arooer7 clolng l a nice busl~e~~ "" Elltel'll[ EXCELLENT AYe. WELL, 131 A. MODERN home, bath, furnace, lull baaemenl, aome[ home !arming lallll 5 milel Jrom bath, h HeME ere a S bedroom with 10 acreo ·of land, cas furnace, pari ba!IO- I loWJI,· pond. ~p ment, miles Priced from ctty onlocated a good5road. 1 under $IO,OOO, real good buy. Plumbing & Hemng- WRITI! ERN'EST THORN I Ja L Rldlardl, Ml lilt quired. State age and quali- 1 $299.50. New 8.21i x II, 10 ply · - --- --- · --- - , 'rhvn!olon. Ohio • Ruaell D. W.... &IHill ficauons. Apply Bo1 s, _. nyloo tires !1<. Foderal 'RANDARD PWMBING a or Phono %45-5269 553 InLDA DRIVE- ;itrvlew l00K1NG?? · Tribune. W·S tax. BEATING, 511 8eciJid A.._ ' \ SUbdivision, Ill. 85, 8 e.,:YES, H have 2 homes, a Otilo VaileJ IJopl-1 CL MW'III. loll REESE Bulldozer and back- bri<k colonial style bouse. I ' BR and 1 4 BR, aU Mille Help Wented IS3 Pille 81., I'll. MIU JOHN IIUIOIII:a hoe service. Ph. 367-756C. bedrooms, lull basement, z financed at 5Y• per eent --: -- .. · . - -d: Hn. 1 a.m .. 1 p.m. fDSTI PluJI!Idnl and flutlatl %40-U car garage, birch paneled kl~ terest. SmaU down payDJelll, . ec han1c, expenence • • F--• ·=%= 1 smaU mo. payment, no 'UTO M ln auto trans. repair, engine' ooor clou lllm!J IIIII iiOiW - uww A9e.~It1'1 111-.11 ' iiiiiijJflii PEn CONTBOL <hen, bllil~iD electrll! TapP11D lag coat, CaU lor mon overllaul, alld other related cool. Corl Wlatln. lille DEWIT! PLUIIIIING PIIEE ea11 44W2G oveo and burners, garbage maUoo. BU!IIInolive work. New car: Grllllle. " ' Cll 6-6116. AND 1EATING I:Itermttal Termtt. Service dlsposal, wall lo carpel · ROUTE .. ,_ In front room andwaU b~ II> 1"" ''"' prompl _,.... If Botmotll Dr. lran<hise dealer interested in ' STORM WINDOWS ,2&7-ll baths. Just eompleted IIIII LOAN ASSUMPTION 011 11 • mao who wants to stay put BEST In quality, !Jest In price ..,. wvlce ' <; "mr' erriD O'DeU, Operator for ready to movo in. s.. tills UST your ~:~~;,:~.!:'; .00 ea111 a good steady Ia. on storm door. and windoWll. &0 METAL posts with insulators TI!RMlTE l PEST ~'ONTROL fine home. Inquire at Rice lor. The t - · Reply to: Box No. 4, Ga!Upolll Block Co. 123\!o wire and cbarger lor eiertrll! FAIN Extermination Co. Wheel· and Corbin Furnitw~ Co. Pb. hom .. in all price range- II Ia • o1 'Roe Galliptlll Dai· Pine a. Plaa tiNIII. · · · ,_. ~. Call afterl eilburg, Ohio. Ph. 111>2850 or 441>1171, alter I, pll. ~71. 111J locatt011, also, ,.. Jr TrlliuDL liN JD.IJ 5. 118-S T/1-1105, Rei. $!1 31t-IJ larJII U.llnp, 111¥ 11M. m. I · ~nspi!etioo. I ..._ltll I P.UBLIC SALE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER3 STARTING AT 1 :00 P.M. n.-1111' ~ -,1-Unlco freezer, cbrome dinett ' ,.~ 2 liVJDI room suites, porch glider, s udio =table, 4 boa wttb oPriDI and mattre•• es. 2 ovenlulfed 'libaira, 2 tof!ee tables, ehest of draw. on. UII2 wool rup, WliOber, dlohes, pots xnd pans rocbr, ~ tuund llhle, tel...t•ton aet, qollts, hana toolt, Jarclec tloll, taMe aw, iolDter, "power mower ..wlnl IIIIICiltne, IJ,brtrJ tlblo, er.ctrle deep fryer, mir: ron, ~ t:firinf ru,p, laaU -... and a few antiquu. ' ..VldM ' lt8a' tl Vain& . 1r bed!:o~ND .,IIIite, ·.·, I $3560.00 661mp•l• H. T. Coupe Colorr wbltt red Vlllfl trim 'pow~~ l!eeriD( & brakeo, wlleel eoven, P B ro~io. wi•IW llre1 Power· llide tra111'! 3Jl engine. · ~ • ' Color wblte, lur-"oa trim otandard tnllllllllliou whitewaJI tire., iaCiio. ' ' ' • - CLEARANCE ' 66lmpel1 Conv. Coupl' • Reteil, $2867.20 let•il, $~683.60 CLEARANCE Prom GIIHpol11 go to Porter turn right on Routt 554 go to White OR Rd. lum right flrit house. Mr· Mark Whited h11 told hit farm and now .will sell at Public Audion hit household 66's BUY A 1966 CHEVROLET ... Now I - ·e cl· ll918 Ill T. Chav. Fl!ma Ie He Ip W•nt 11159 y 600 Ford Dump OP' • _..,,~ station: 1962 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 Door Hard Top, V-8, au· \ Npalt- 11. Slto . CLEARANCf . _,, ' i"l •' ,:) j\ • •~"' 'Sale! 4 Official's Cars . to Choose. From t96,:Ch.vy · Atn, Bi~e~yna, Chev1lle 55 II, Super Spprt anf~rv~" . . . . :cp.. . $2441.00 ( ·~ CJ:-• FI'OJ!I sevir•l ~.hlr·!tp~~-. a.l' . YMO!fOR ' . · YOUR CHE ' \' ,, VY DEALER . S••• WY 2-2151 IIIDDLI•OliT OHIO We Will·Buy Any· Amaunl, lncludlnt · 11 Complete Eltlf._,, .· KNons .• .,, ,/W•nt At Sornelhing Reelly Speci•l? Here's 20 g~ reasons for doing 10. It's a charming, new Colonial brick ranch. Witb 3 bedrooms, enchantIng all built in kitchen, fabulous batb, all electric beat, large dining area, rec. room, basement, 2 car garage, 0. D. PARSONS large flat lot in a peaceful country setting witb good Railllr water, g~ road and low taxes. The price bas been m 2IHI A.... MMtit reduced and owner will trade or belp finance. You 46 A. FARM 7 room boo,., move in immedialtli)' and remember tbe owner iJ bath, furnace, farm DODd, ous tG sell. outbuUdlngs, S room tenant . house, some nice building lots, just acrooa from Nortb Gallia acbool. Prlced right. sorrow of our .19116 SPACE CR~FT--p-lc_lru_p lmllrt, 1 camper, 8 fl Pbone 446·2852. T-be·, year11 may wipe o u t , Z4&-3 1111ny things, I========~ Bolo this they wipe out never, : For Rent ln"nemmy of th<o•e happy ~ - ~- --··---! 'llllys, 'FURNISHED apartment. All \~n _ we were aU together. : utilities paid. Call 44&-3667 af~etlmeg It's hard to under-. ter 5. 256-Lf .d SAW & USED FURNITURE WE'LL BUY, ..n. or trade. Robert Balnl, llalesmao Ollllll P•oae 148-4775 II< ln. If~· grealesl .CAR_PET -color; ..IOOI[ing- SPARK TIME INCOME REFIWNG and collecting mo• ey !rom NEW TYPE higl quality coin operated dlspen ..,.. 1n thla area. No selligi •. To qualify you must ha•~; car references, ~ to $1911:;, cash. Seven to twelve hollrm weekly can net excellerl' mo•thly income. More . ~ul time. For personal interv)l'v,, write P. 0. BOX 4185, PJTI; BURGH, PA. lii202. lncrU!I• ' phone number. ~, I f6.000. Ol'Q!h tries to break. but all · Ohio 4426ti. 247-4 ''It/' vain. '========== 'l'!l'l.ave, to lovt and tllen toi Sale or Tr•de things must be, lusineu Opportunili£~ HERE'S your chance 1o move i . 9 Blocks From City Park into a 1 floor plaa home with Th•s Is a, brand new 3 bedroom ranch m ~ g~ loca· IMUrlnc:::•:......;... ; ,• bath, 1 A., gas furnace, drill- lion. You II have built in cabmets, aut~m.a!tc diShwash· ed well, outbuildings, small er, r~nge _oven and hood, fam1ly o~ dmmg room, l_og THREE thlnsa to tool for wh<~ basement, located 00 black- burmng frre place,. and 1'>1 ceramtc baths, one wtth ,... buy llmiraDCO - I •~;!" top rd ill Addisoa T w p large vamty. All thiS plus large one car garage on an oompany, faSt clalma eerl'k• fi,OOI. · • 80xl50 foot lot. We will take a trade. and low rates. We ba90 , al u.r,e at tba Neal Ins. A/!<r ey, your Grang• Agents. Se 53 A. farm, 2 story home, small them ....... J.&.tl tob. base, plenty buildings, located near Rio Grande, 1 w,W":~rtaln Ut-6 FOR $10,500, you can own !lice I story ! bedroom home with bath, 81> A., small basemen~ drilled weD, alumioum aiding, 4 A. in soD bank. It's located at Cheshire. J. But ttJere's a reason for it all I Brmg 'em back - give . . ... Oscar Baird, Realtor coffee service 1 I' """" In Memory ' for all types of businesses. Un 1 f IN·-M· E - -M - . RY ol Dale C. G·u. \ usual commlsslono with drawl1 0 to salesmen who qualify. Lo.n..who passed away on Oc-1 Top pay lor placemoat will! ...., 21, 1965. outstanding income from GaBe but not forgotten, ! accounts. Build a business for -ories a•d thoughts heidi yoursell witllout iavestment. .JIJltar. ! Please, only proleJSioill Fr. loved ones and many salesmen should appJy. For .,'f~euds who knew him, details call Neil Sykes col- 1 !1li~ pres_ence is still near. lee~ _521:~91JO. __ ... 250-21 ~!e. children and grandchll· IFIELD Service Man to work I lrr+-ll--1 _ A ..:.._ _ _ -~__ _ 250..1. in rural area, call on present INi - MORY of Bertha Mae 1 customers and renew old\ , r who passed <~Way 5' aceounts. Men past 50 do very y .. s ago, October 23, 1961. I well in this work. For infor· j ¥membraRce is a golden , rna lion write to Successful I _fRain, I Farming, Box 511, Ravenll8, 256-6058. - Agency l The Wiseman . RMI Estate For S•l• BAlRD REALTY CO. cou&ties. Extensive local ad· i · draws strong ]ead I ver\'tsmg response: You'll join the Cory 1, Corpora t'ton 's outs tand'mg ·. aales force 11 selling a new d• .,..... ,... "'"" ., ... ...... •n d•ppH tieton ua~lntkln will ' I . ., , . - . .. RMI Est•te For Slle HOUSE 4 rooms & bath In Crown City CaD Carroll Can· Services ' ~ '• ' :. �. •• - • .wording em the·-aDot, ... 'l; :. '~ . For.S.l! ~ . '1 · NEWS WEEK· OF ,THE . .HIGHLIGHTS , · · . , . • '. .' -.... . .~:::!~~~~cmE· Politics Stir Meigs Gallia . A·rea f~i~t ' ~otch. Tordon Tree Farm, , ,, ... South 111· Ave., Wellston, • . does not e~rmar~ the lunda hse ln tr~tnl)tg retm:ded chil·llnig& going back as . LJQNSCLUB!Iuncbes Ill 'toth 'eMOI!.l 118111 bulb sale lor lis sight Program nest week. Dean Klesllnll won !he postet cOllies! al WasblnllOD schoOl · ' -"' juvenlle8, five 1 By D~t e. Welllerboll ol Mr. and r.Jrs. Cllnto• Fisher. Electric <;o. , lndlldlng two Gal- gating. Ml!. ~Ni> ·MRS: county. ~~ . 10 20 $tc I l d! IN MEIG& COUNTY The two men meet in a debate 1lians, Hmy M. M1ller, Lewis reslden'- ·ofJackson COUll· took place In Gal ... ~ty., ' .. The M•tBS{iallia area had at Rio Grande College Friday chairman, and Lawrence G'ALLIA VOTERS are 'ty appe.lrod lleiore the oouniy · ,• . . L!itANNAIJNE, the custom built full qUOia 01 polilicos circulat- night, the1r first headon colli- Nealey, and other leadmg bolrd of ·eoucatloo' req~Ung THE PLEAsANT POINT iasi week. GaiUpoliJ Jayceea , ! lJm• travel trailer, 14-19 ft., our ing durin~ the week. · sion. f1gures ol th_e area. :n regard to the tertltory. in ·;the Southwest- sort, whldthad dlfliculUes have completed lhl!lr "Baltle ol 1 •·, ,,. lst 1967 model 00 cllsplay, Most 01 the tidings 1 he y . . . · M•ny pohtical for the millage designated . Its lnceplion will go on the Babds" program which will \ . , now. Roush & Lyons Camp- brought were on the optimistic CREWMEN ESCAPED mJur~ present 1ncludmg the chilJ welfare OOard . A that district. Nov. Ia; on the stepS ofllle ·lMliiHhe staged at · lbe falrCJ'OIIndt• : 'i ' . ing Trallen, Horton St., Mas- side. :; when a Baltimore and 0 hI o Walter M""ller. . . -~lsters is opposing 06 acilon. A on county courthouse; • ~•• w. va. 10 20 tfc Governor James A. ll,hodes freight train had 11 cars off the Karr, head of Robbins afftrmllllw vote because of resott has llablliUes ' appeared 1" both counties. At a track or loose at the Sliding Myers stated thai the ,. meeting neld in Pomeroy Jun- Hill area , near New Haven on should bo completed _by Jan. ~· , ,SINGER SEWING Mac)llne. lor High Tuesday, he stated Tuesday. Six cars were dam. and reaJy for operatiOn. Galha Z1g zag ~wpped to button· that the best hope of the coun- aged in lhe mishap that look Academy band played for . \ ' jlole, applique, . monograms, ty was iJ, indu.try, and that he plac• at 3 a.m. The train was event, aod Rev . Hughey JOn·es ]J Meigs enroute ]rom Parkersburg to gave the lnvocalion. ''· , overcasts. etc. Pay ·off bal· was optimistic that .tnce due of 4 payments $6 would et lnduslry to bolster Huntingtun. Ramsay, ~ast ehamber p:~~ ~~ · . " each. Ph. 992-2685. .t g dent, pr<$ented Rhodes a ol• ,. 10 19 tlc 1 8 economy. which he had refused alll]<Jst 11 ;'i...-The WhOle area got some in- THE GR~ND opening of the two years ago to await the sight int., what the huge Ral- new Nelson s drug store m ing of the first ground for I ' $LEGTROLUX sweeper, on ston-Purhm plant would do for' Pomeroy (formerly Stark's) Gallia plant. 1 This sofa lets a man rest his anris when he's sitting. It lets him &llclcla td ·~~h~els, pop. out paper bags. the farmt•rs of the area. o 11 e: allracted a lot of allention last . .. , dual cleanmg ~ools for rugs, statemenl was to the effect thatl week, and wa~ visited by hund· . . , without squeezing in. And the design won't hamper his feshb•-min<W ·~ ,!urnlture, dustmg, etc. Only it would take 1_2110 turkey grow. reds of well-w~>hers. POLITICS IS ptckmg up leml . ,, ,, 5 payments left of fl\.99 each. ers to supply the needs of the po m Calha. either, because it's neither fr.ail aor •assive. It goes wMia ~·odw 1 n Ph. 992-2685. 10 19 tfc pprO<·essing plan! now being ATHLETIC BOOSTER clubs Republicans have ·~ . erected m Wellston. Ralph from Pom;roy, 1\liddleport and ters at the Libby Hotel, and ROMELITE Chain saw, m ~ood il oldman . procuroment supervls- Rutland will get together in Democrats have opened one ·· condition. pr1re $120· e e or for the firm. met with farm Pomeroy 1uesdav in an explor- the Wood building on Locust · ~ene Lemley. Portland, 0 · leaders in Me1gs to encourage atory discussion leading to i The Democrat faithful ••tlhen.JII 19 6 10 t'h. 843-2283. tc them in turkey growing. consolidating the clubs of the , at the F.lks Club for a dinner u· 'ET PRICED lurnflure tr new Meigs Local Dislrict. Supt /and rally Thursday night with 8 :h third fl bd h AT A MEETING of the Meigs George Hargraves wiU be the ' the princtpal speakers bemg :'k F o~r u J:'~d~:t Pioneer and Hi.lorical Soclety, 1 speaker. · RoDert Sweeney, a candidate Oruo~r urm ure, 11 12 tfc Edison llJbstetter announced , for attorney general, and C~nthat J. W. Her>cher of Charles- Five ad•1il rlasses in commer· ' gressman Moeller as the ch1ef ONE LINCOLN 400 amp. mot· ton. W. Va. who spenl his hoy. cial subjects are being plan-' speakers. Over Jill) were at the Ql\ generator: welding mask, hood in Pomeroy, had made I ned at So,Jiern School District. [event. A·l condition, une Lmcoln 200 anoffer ol $20,1100 for a lund to iMiddlep.J.1 Band Bo•~Siers Republicans h•ld a luncheon ~ amp. pipe liner, portable. one b~nld a mu'fum f?" the county . ed ~ 1n the annual Tog Day. 1rally at toe samelocat10n a~etylene kit, 2 culling H1s offer Will be m effect for Fred Go,glem. who has served day pnor to the groundbreakheads and assortmffit of weld- four ye'1r peric 1d. as a rural mail carrier out of ing, and ta hear Governor · ing lips 100 fl. welding cal>Pomeroy for 38 ~ears, was hon- Rhodes in a rousing talk. Coun-1 !e. P. Fisher, Minersville, TWO INTERESTING visitors ored at a dinner by 25 of his ty and dislxict candidates and ,, 0. 10 21 31c pulled inlo the Pomeroy port 1. fellow JlO.ilal workers. a few stall> can·iidates were · during th• week . They """' present. AI the Democrat meel. l5ll1l BALES of alfalfa orchard I paddling • kyak. headed for IN GALLIA COUNTY ing Con~re£sman Moeller grass mixed hay. $30.00 per Pittsburgh, and leaving on Wed· This was a big week in Gal- the audience that Gallia I! ' ton. Call Ravenswood 273·1 nesday. Jim Curnes of Wheel· lla county with the brousdbreak- line for one of six large medl4i:J:I or 273·9715. ing, 1•.·. Va., and John Davidson ing for th• new Robbins and cal centers that are to be erect· 10 13 12tc of Carlile, Pa., had covered Myers plant of Rt. 3a laking ed in the count'Y· It would cosl ------ 4,0110 mll•s from the Northwest Ute JimPII5ht. I$10,000,1100. .XREAT rugs righ~ they'll be alln the past five months. They Over 300 attended Ute prodelight if cleaned .vith Blue went up the Columbia, down gram al which Governor James VANDAL!SM RAISED f t Lustre. Rent electric sham- the Missouri, Mlssi&•lppl and A. Rhodes was the center of at- head In advaore of Halloween pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. up lhe Ohio River. traction. D1. Keith BrandebelT)', last weekend. A pony owned by !0 17 6tc · president of the Gallipolis Bill Wooten of Gallipolis was • >: CONGRESSMAN Walter H. Chamber of Commerce, was the found shot on his farm, A bat. ~\)P'S on, the rug thai is, so Moeller, •nd his opponent Clar- master of ceremonies. City tery was stolen from a .bus at cl<an the spot with lllue Lus- ence Miller, both of Lancaster Manager Gary R. Short wei- North Gallia High, and a brick life. Rent electric shall'pl'OI!r have heeo active In the district corned guests of the manufao- was thrown through the wJn. ift. Pomeroy Cement Blook ' tbla 1teek. Moeller and his w.ife turing finn headed by J _ Har· dow of the Charles Masters ~o. \were ent~taineo at an open old Kvr, high officials of the idence on Rt. 1 Gallipolis. '( 10 17 8tc boule at th,e Llnroln HUI home Columbus aitd Southern Ohio sheriff's department. is inV<!Bii·-11 Agraceful sofa that fence a · n in (.~a~~ ••,....) - . '' ' . I' with~~~~. at 1 I .. j '' j IOC. . ..... .. I '•, ·····~ . , .i!'· •' ', . r ·/ : , ' ' I J <{ ' . .. ,. ' -~~ iEC~TS ' ' ' ·~ ... ..,... ~ ' -~I \""'"". .... ~-~. . . ~ ' • ', ' . wift. ' gaiDd.,._ '1 -Week I'LL lEAR 't'OU LIMB FROM liMB! ~rk '"'"I 1 P. Save This Week ... Our Sale Of Furniture and Appliances ForYourH~~e . ,:;;:,. --- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I .. COME BACK HERE WITH 11-tAT SHOE, 'IOU 511/PID D06 !!! :e ISh IDterllltloaal I Best Service Qua\ity on Oblo's blgbweekend WBI 1 more than a tcluded one ol • aocldenl Ioili le state. llision at the IDS. 40 and MooIn Preble Couan Uves Sunday, -alliOtal for the . m. local time lgbt Sunday to • Best Warranty Salesmen 11fiC. Best Deal , Weco,. Prove It·· . ' .re four deaths >wning and one ccldebtal death. ages 3, 2 and lchmucker lam· !re killed Ia a IY· luded: rday Henry Candle er, found dead Jadslde park • •I here. fred Krumm, 17, lrl, killed when aod a car col· ld County Road day Howard Thhrtner Quality Salesman Camara Rally Sport Convertible STOP I II LOOK I .ill . . DIII . What's Gallipolis /11\otor Co. got for 1967? bcit•"'•nt friem~.• Qu•lliy' ulesm•n, who Quality Sal11man Ra McCormick S.IHMen181r GALLIPOLIS 210.236 Second Avenue elm back up w,hat they say end who i.s interested 111 you . efter the sllle, SERVICL the best in the Valley, WARRANTY-best in the industry. PRODUCT- the leader in the au- · tomobile industry for many, many, many years. You can't get 11 beHer deal , anyw~ere. MAKE US PROVE IT. Our merchandising pi an and our quality products IISSUI'f1S you the · Most for Your Money at G<illipolis MIJtor Co. Your and Oldsmobile dealer. CHEV H. Rideout, 40, na, 38, their tw.> 1 Marie 9, and Lucerne ValleY, F. Kirby, 38, ~lankensbip, 30, 1ey, Cant, and 7, New Paris, a· ftery three• Intersection of Monroe €enlral ;,U,LED 111 emergency liiiOiled Saturday lor Mrs. LuCJ Ire, a medical IS taken to Rol· ~ the IQuad. ..... 1iJ kNOW - PHONE 446-3672 ,{ ,...; ttt>eei. .. ··a' •.li · I �. •• - • .wording em the·-aDot, ... 'l; :. '~ . For.S.l! ~ . '1 · NEWS WEEK· OF ,THE . .HIGHLIGHTS , · · . , . • '. .' -.... . .~:::!~~~~cmE· Politics Stir Meigs Gallia . A·rea f~i~t ' ~otch. Tordon Tree Farm, , ,, ... South 111· Ave., Wellston, • . does not e~rmar~ the lunda hse ln tr~tnl)tg retm:ded chil·llnig& going back as . LJQNSCLUB!Iuncbes Ill 'toth 'eMOI!.l 118111 bulb sale lor lis sight Program nest week. Dean Klesllnll won !he postet cOllies! al WasblnllOD schoOl · ' -"' juvenlle8, five 1 By D~t e. Welllerboll ol Mr. and r.Jrs. Cllnto• Fisher. Electric <;o. , lndlldlng two Gal- gating. Ml!. ~Ni> ·MRS: county. ~~ . 10 20 $tc I l d! IN MEIG& COUNTY The two men meet in a debate 1lians, Hmy M. M1ller, Lewis reslden'- ·ofJackson COUll· took place In Gal ... ~ty., ' .. The M•tBS{iallia area had at Rio Grande College Friday chairman, and Lawrence G'ALLIA VOTERS are 'ty appe.lrod lleiore the oouniy · ,• . . L!itANNAIJNE, the custom built full qUOia 01 polilicos circulat- night, the1r first headon colli- Nealey, and other leadmg bolrd of ·eoucatloo' req~Ung THE PLEAsANT POINT iasi week. GaiUpoliJ Jayceea , ! lJm• travel trailer, 14-19 ft., our ing durin~ the week. · sion. f1gures ol th_e area. :n regard to the tertltory. in ·;the Southwest- sort, whldthad dlfliculUes have completed lhl!lr "Baltle ol 1 •·, ,,. lst 1967 model 00 cllsplay, Most 01 the tidings 1 he y . . . · M•ny pohtical for the millage designated . Its lnceplion will go on the Babds" program which will \ . , now. Roush & Lyons Camp- brought were on the optimistic CREWMEN ESCAPED mJur~ present 1ncludmg the chilJ welfare OOard . A that district. Nov. Ia; on the stepS ofllle ·lMliiHhe staged at · lbe falrCJ'OIIndt• : 'i ' . ing Trallen, Horton St., Mas- side. :; when a Baltimore and 0 hI o Walter M""ller. . . -~lsters is opposing 06 acilon. A on county courthouse; • ~•• w. va. 10 20 tfc Governor James A. ll,hodes freight train had 11 cars off the Karr, head of Robbins afftrmllllw vote because of resott has llablliUes ' appeared 1" both counties. At a track or loose at the Sliding Myers stated thai the ,. meeting neld in Pomeroy Jun- Hill area , near New Haven on should bo completed _by Jan. ~· , ,SINGER SEWING Mac)llne. lor High Tuesday, he stated Tuesday. Six cars were dam. and reaJy for operatiOn. Galha Z1g zag ~wpped to button· that the best hope of the coun- aged in lhe mishap that look Academy band played for . \ ' jlole, applique, . monograms, ty was iJ, indu.try, and that he plac• at 3 a.m. The train was event, aod Rev . Hughey JOn·es ]J Meigs enroute ]rom Parkersburg to gave the lnvocalion. ''· , overcasts. etc. Pay ·off bal· was optimistic that .tnce due of 4 payments $6 would et lnduslry to bolster Huntingtun. Ramsay, ~ast ehamber p:~~ ~~ · . " each. Ph. 992-2685. .t g dent, pr<$ented Rhodes a ol• ,. 10 19 tlc 1 8 economy. which he had refused alll]<Jst 11 ;'i...-The WhOle area got some in- THE GR~ND opening of the two years ago to await the sight int., what the huge Ral- new Nelson s drug store m ing of the first ground for I ' $LEGTROLUX sweeper, on ston-Purhm plant would do for' Pomeroy (formerly Stark's) Gallia plant. 1 This sofa lets a man rest his anris when he's sitting. It lets him &llclcla td ·~~h~els, pop. out paper bags. the farmt•rs of the area. o 11 e: allracted a lot of allention last . .. , dual cleanmg ~ools for rugs, statemenl was to the effect thatl week, and wa~ visited by hund· . . , without squeezing in. And the design won't hamper his feshb•-min<W ·~ ,!urnlture, dustmg, etc. Only it would take 1_2110 turkey grow. reds of well-w~>hers. POLITICS IS ptckmg up leml . ,, ,, 5 payments left of fl\.99 each. ers to supply the needs of the po m Calha. either, because it's neither fr.ail aor •assive. It goes wMia ~·odw 1 n Ph. 992-2685. 10 19 tfc pprO<·essing plan! now being ATHLETIC BOOSTER clubs Republicans have ·~ . erected m Wellston. Ralph from Pom;roy, 1\liddleport and ters at the Libby Hotel, and ROMELITE Chain saw, m ~ood il oldman . procuroment supervls- Rutland will get together in Democrats have opened one ·· condition. pr1re $120· e e or for the firm. met with farm Pomeroy 1uesdav in an explor- the Wood building on Locust · ~ene Lemley. Portland, 0 · leaders in Me1gs to encourage atory discussion leading to i The Democrat faithful ••tlhen.JII 19 6 10 t'h. 843-2283. tc them in turkey growing. consolidating the clubs of the , at the F.lks Club for a dinner u· 'ET PRICED lurnflure tr new Meigs Local Dislrict. Supt /and rally Thursday night with 8 :h third fl bd h AT A MEETING of the Meigs George Hargraves wiU be the ' the princtpal speakers bemg :'k F o~r u J:'~d~:t Pioneer and Hi.lorical Soclety, 1 speaker. · RoDert Sweeney, a candidate Oruo~r urm ure, 11 12 tfc Edison llJbstetter announced , for attorney general, and C~nthat J. W. Her>cher of Charles- Five ad•1il rlasses in commer· ' gressman Moeller as the ch1ef ONE LINCOLN 400 amp. mot· ton. W. Va. who spenl his hoy. cial subjects are being plan-' speakers. Over Jill) were at the Ql\ generator: welding mask, hood in Pomeroy, had made I ned at So,Jiern School District. [event. A·l condition, une Lmcoln 200 anoffer ol $20,1100 for a lund to iMiddlep.J.1 Band Bo•~Siers Republicans h•ld a luncheon ~ amp. pipe liner, portable. one b~nld a mu'fum f?" the county . ed ~ 1n the annual Tog Day. 1rally at toe samelocat10n a~etylene kit, 2 culling H1s offer Will be m effect for Fred Go,glem. who has served day pnor to the groundbreakheads and assortmffit of weld- four ye'1r peric 1d. as a rural mail carrier out of ing, and ta hear Governor · ing lips 100 fl. welding cal>Pomeroy for 38 ~ears, was hon- Rhodes in a rousing talk. Coun-1 !e. P. Fisher, Minersville, TWO INTERESTING visitors ored at a dinner by 25 of his ty and dislxict candidates and ,, 0. 10 21 31c pulled inlo the Pomeroy port 1. fellow JlO.ilal workers. a few stall> can·iidates were · during th• week . They """' present. AI the Democrat meel. l5ll1l BALES of alfalfa orchard I paddling • kyak. headed for IN GALLIA COUNTY ing Con~re£sman Moeller grass mixed hay. $30.00 per Pittsburgh, and leaving on Wed· This was a big week in Gal- the audience that Gallia I! ' ton. Call Ravenswood 273·1 nesday. Jim Curnes of Wheel· lla county with the brousdbreak- line for one of six large medl4i:J:I or 273·9715. ing, 1•.·. Va., and John Davidson ing for th• new Robbins and cal centers that are to be erect· 10 13 12tc of Carlile, Pa., had covered Myers plant of Rt. 3a laking ed in the count'Y· It would cosl ------ 4,0110 mll•s from the Northwest Ute JimPII5ht. I$10,000,1100. .XREAT rugs righ~ they'll be alln the past five months. They Over 300 attended Ute prodelight if cleaned .vith Blue went up the Columbia, down gram al which Governor James VANDAL!SM RAISED f t Lustre. Rent electric sham- the Missouri, Mlssi&•lppl and A. Rhodes was the center of at- head In advaore of Halloween pooer $1. Baker Furniture Co. up lhe Ohio River. traction. D1. Keith BrandebelT)', last weekend. A pony owned by !0 17 6tc · president of the Gallipolis Bill Wooten of Gallipolis was • >: CONGRESSMAN Walter H. Chamber of Commerce, was the found shot on his farm, A bat. ~\)P'S on, the rug thai is, so Moeller, •nd his opponent Clar- master of ceremonies. City tery was stolen from a .bus at cl<an the spot with lllue Lus- ence Miller, both of Lancaster Manager Gary R. Short wei- North Gallia High, and a brick life. Rent electric shall'pl'OI!r have heeo active In the district corned guests of the manufao- was thrown through the wJn. ift. Pomeroy Cement Blook ' tbla 1teek. Moeller and his w.ife turing finn headed by J _ Har· dow of the Charles Masters ~o. \were ent~taineo at an open old Kvr, high officials of the idence on Rt. 1 Gallipolis. '( 10 17 8tc boule at th,e Llnroln HUI home Columbus aitd Southern Ohio sheriff's department. is inV<!Bii·-11 Agraceful sofa that fence a · n in (.~a~~ ••,....) - . '' ' . I' with~~~~. at 1 I .. j '' j IOC. . ..... .. I '•, ·····~ . , .i!'· •' ', . r ·/ : , ' ' I J <{ ' . .. ,. ' -~~ iEC~TS ' ' ' ·~ ... ..,... ~ ' -~I \""'"". .... ~-~. . . ~ ' • ', ' . wift. ' gaiDd.,._ '1 -Week I'LL lEAR 't'OU LIMB FROM liMB! ~rk '"'"I 1 P. Save This Week ... Our Sale Of Furniture and Appliances ForYourH~~e . ,:;;:,. --- ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I .. COME BACK HERE WITH 11-tAT SHOE, 'IOU 511/PID D06 !!! :e ISh IDterllltloaal I Best Service Qua\ity on Oblo's blgbweekend WBI 1 more than a tcluded one ol • aocldenl Ioili le state. llision at the IDS. 40 and MooIn Preble Couan Uves Sunday, -alliOtal for the . m. local time lgbt Sunday to • Best Warranty Salesmen 11fiC. Best Deal , Weco,. Prove It·· . ' .re four deaths >wning and one ccldebtal death. ages 3, 2 and lchmucker lam· !re killed Ia a IY· luded: rday Henry Candle er, found dead Jadslde park • •I here. fred Krumm, 17, lrl, killed when aod a car col· ld County Road day Howard Thhrtner Quality Salesman Camara Rally Sport Convertible STOP I II LOOK I .ill . . DIII . What's Gallipolis /11\otor Co. got for 1967? bcit•"'•nt friem~.• Qu•lliy' ulesm•n, who Quality Sal11man Ra McCormick S.IHMen181r GALLIPOLIS 210.236 Second Avenue elm back up w,hat they say end who i.s interested 111 you . efter the sllle, SERVICL the best in the Valley, WARRANTY-best in the industry. PRODUCT- the leader in the au- · tomobile industry for many, many, many years. You can't get 11 beHer deal , anyw~ere. MAKE US PROVE IT. Our merchandising pi an and our quality products IISSUI'f1S you the · Most for Your Money at G<illipolis MIJtor Co. Your and Oldsmobile dealer. CHEV H. Rideout, 40, na, 38, their tw.> 1 Marie 9, and Lucerne ValleY, F. Kirby, 38, ~lankensbip, 30, 1ey, Cant, and 7, New Paris, a· ftery three• Intersection of Monroe €enlral ;,U,LED 111 emergency liiiOiled Saturday lor Mrs. LuCJ Ire, a medical IS taken to Rol· ~ the IQuad. ..... 1iJ kNOW - PHONE 446-3672 ,{ ,...; ttt>eei. .. ··a' •.li · I �. I, - i · · · ····· · ~, .....,.. .. .... . . '1"· · ~-. , . , • . . • . ' . .. . . . . . . . ... :l~ aprayed,• . from, · e~~ a-d. ' l ·. IJHA~1 ' , \JHI' trave~ i•, .e lit I ' ' ?~ " i I ~ li I 'j l ' ' 1 over~:~ l • i ! 'I r • r, -~~ -~ ' l• ~-~ . . .. ~: •• .... . ~~. .· ,~.. . .. ~-- ' . .. ;; ' ' ' ~-,,_. .... ..,. - ·. ·. I . ' '' ..,. ~-­ --~ .', ."\t . • 1-:. • •' ' ' •• Ni:AR TIC tPEIJCAH irATE'•• . and mos1 1 our I ......... .~ I • I I flOPE TLL SEE 'IOU OFTEN, WHEN WE REACII 1'1-1" J.IM BEEN · · TilE MOST EliCITlN6 DA'I OF .+W UfEr 'MSTATES! EAS'I! t i. '1011 WON'TBE AliLE TO ERASE M'l T~UMBPIIINT FROM '/OOR ~BEU.! ..t~ti'IEE WILL Wo\NTTO T~ 'W FOR J.IELPING TO <!lET ilK 51l1PMENf OF AAAICAH OftE AT SEA ... AND "'OiiR .FAillEPI 1 EL ~ESIDENTE ...? I i ,. staying. ' Into th1 ' 1 i" alike, drip ottl11 wert he doorw1y . , ,: ,,' ~ 1 .condl1 111.\0fJI nt· ......... In ,,w,S paYJ ·; 1: Ph. !¥ II (. I ' .; \'>h:_! . ' tive's hotll q,.. ( , Gene f.E CENTS h, CllllirW . M • wi~r .. "' J:!.EC'M .f ~ IU. OMEN TO.HAVE A !J/1{ ABOARD! ~ RA.NEAN ... , _... ... :t. . ' . . ,:+;h~els, •'r!' dual I • •tl ' f!lrnl~ ;..~, CAPTAIM!HOPI? liOU OC!N'T CONSICIEA IT 114 IN10 111E ltlEDITER· ,, . ·"', ·~ 'r<l .. •· \ ~-til. 1 . ·. . ... . ;-!!!! • ••. - ..... ···.- c.r.-. ' •.· .. • • by Leslie Turner .CAPTAIN BASY PARAclwTE,. ' ,.._ .... ... •- ~T~·1 · ·<' -- "-- ·' •V•• ·-•• , .,-._., ;<.',' ·,. , .. •· C,., ' '" • --- ~ . I SPORTHAR ' L, I Ii• . l.ourA'S . 1'.. _-· 1, ~ole,- ' FLYIN6 JET r :.. ~ ,•,1 !lmce 1u~11 tf!ach.. •. ... 'f'' SING~ .~, . i .Zig ''" I .' .: ' now3 "'· ing . \ ' ' ' enwt~t,n,. e. .. . . ~ Bakel Ohio. ·-' ' ' ....,.. \ .,J' •' lf&\8 Week uk ~ •• 01'\E 1 or. B· A·l c arnp. aoety head• ing I le. P u . 150\1 a Beia1clahl I ,,' grass \ ton. t ~COMPANV 4733 ' TREA1 deli g. Lusu pooe --:r.$0UP' deal I 'f~~·o. • ' ~VA.! \ ... " ' . !i' ' ·':·· . . ~- ' A9hisroes '-~"'.·. ' l'egtOIIJ' for (1, '::· ( cowmen;rffack, 1' we 9'/aJ ~ " .. . ltn1tgvtlrd aetio11 . ., tie l-ISTEN T' THAT.' 'Jl.I!SS A UAL S. U\ltt' ~. :e ~vee l' SIWLO l!5uV '"fl.£ lSh ~.' j; . M'l SOUL AND 80171"! _ARTII.L&RY I .. . ,t _, . '~: :. ' . I I 1Wning OUR ~----------~~~~~~~----------, OO')Ot) HA~ />8M~N3 I 00? ~fie. !re four dealbl ( W'INTHROP 6CHOOL ·. 4 10·13 Jlntemalknlal on Ohio's bigltweekend waa 1 more tbllll a IC!uded one o! • accident toliJ 1e state. rrlsion at tbe IJI. s. 40 and Monln Preble CouiJ. n Uvea Sunday, -all total for the . m. local time lgbt Sunday to ~~q-­ ~1 by Bill and one ccldelltal death. ages 3, Z and lcbmucker lam· '"' tllled '- a IY· ludod: rday Henry Candle er, foUJJd dead 1adslde park Cll ~here. !rod Krumm. rr, 11"1, tllled wlml and a car col· ld County Road day H. Rideout. 40, na, 38, 11Jelr tw·' 1 Marie 9, and Lucerne Valley, F. Kirby, r 1HINIL I'M @OINt;; 70SE V0£,1 lt.NON WHAT r 38, >llankenship, 30, ley. CaUl., and 7, New Paris, a fiery three• Intersection ol Monroe €entral -n-tiN~":i ~I :ALL ED lrt emergency IIDODod SalurdaJ lor Mn. Luo7 Ire, a medical u taken to Hoi· tbe IICIU&d. 't . lNOW ..' ··· ·· ·· ~ ···· - ' ! " . . . . . .. . , .• ,. . . . _ ; .' ... ,. .. . .. ... . . • " .r . ....... . ' . •· .~ •• . _. , ... , . ' ··· • •• ,..._. .... - \·' . • ....... , •·• .... ~ '" ...... - • · • · ., , ", I �' ' • g~ -~ lt •• aprayod, f·~... . -· · ~tch . . S01 · l .. travet • -~ 'o ... ._ •' • ' . . . . .... . ' . "' • • • '., . .. ' ,, .. ., . ..,., ... _______. .... -~ • ... .. • - •• ~ ; .. .... ¥ }< .... ~- - . . . .. ....... 9 _1: v .. . . . . . . ~ - ~-·· ,, ' - • ...... . .e.n. t .l n .e. . . . _,· . TilE BORN LOSER • Sanso111. ~IVE C~TS w lI Tt 1' l .I ~ l 1 ( I. ',r--- " PEl .eand; : y ene . ~h. a 11, l' ' BakeJ ·, , ~ •• Ohio. ' dWeek ··i fork r.... IIUliGI our t I " ' : • ' ,__ '\ -'loi • -- 1~- w•• }:L~cr. .·1w•r5 pay: Tl1 Ph. 91 ~ ,, mt •hot Ill · :ers alike, driP' ' bottl" wen .~ !' the doorway ··· IOn and most .I • ar~ staying. got into the ptulwere wato "'"' ,..--;...' . ,'!lihllf'IS, , ...,~ dual ' .'1 0 ' f\lrnlt . ·!Ients, calli.W · ttlg8d a wljjj, ..., iNutive's hottl · < --~, ,Unfh·•· l.. each. . , tu:;a;uc.:t 1 I' ' ,l\< . ~ .-•;•1 ,1 . ~ , ,s!NGEf Zig 1f •. hole, •r, , overca ,.,t :ance •;!I • ~ I' ' 1st It now. i ing I l• l.AJI-ANNAI . o•• ; J: ' [rOm, toJHI~ • ., 0/iE l qn, & A·l c amp. a\)e ty .head! ing t Je. P '. f ,.. 0. . 1501' '• ~ I B. --· I I gra s~ tqn. 47J3 l'LL SW"MP MY STAMP Coll.ECTION . ft».lHATRAOIO/ I . ' .TREK .• vou've BOrA OU.L/ deJig ~- . Lusu :·~ "'""' I ., r ,.' , ~ ' ,,'< ' ! .. '· ..' .. $PUP' clem ,•• Ilo.r.· · -~ ~ ~ .. ;' j~· ' ..:. ·~ ......'".,. r • • T t •' . . ' ~ . .. T.M. .... U.S.M- " l' Joe, I!U. SWAP ~IS MQI>!I.I"'..O•4~. FOR 1\1RE! OF YOIJ!t RIO~ 1'.& .1'- ' .,. ..~--. r NIJ'f'l\1, HOW /14f¥.~UI $WAPPIN15 'J<.II.II\ l..lW I've~ THEM FOR A. ·SilWI! COLLI:ati?'l ... . ,·f ,, .~ , • -. I ...J,'i; .. ' .. , f ..~ 1 f . &·' . Die ree rash TeSS lillerllatfonal toll on Ohio's highthe weekend WBI In more than a t included one ol lngl. accident toi1l -l n the state. j collision allhe IJI. U. S. 40 and Mould. In Preble COUll· !Ven lives Sunday, .ver-all total for the 6 p. m. local time jdnjght Sunday to traffic. were four deaths drowning and one 1 accldelltal death. en, qes 3, 2 and m Schmuckec lam· were tilled ia a ! ...... ' I . I • .. mday• included: alllrday Henry Candle <>ster, found dead t roadside park 011 h of hece. Allred Krumm, 17, 'SpOrl, killed when ie and a car col· rfield County Road e. iandly !& H. Rideout. 40, lonna, 38, dleir lwJ .,. tina Marie 9, and of Lucerne Valley, es F. Kirby, 38. 1n ollanltenship, 311, . ,alley. calif.. and '' In & fiery three. the Intersection ol id Monroe Central , ;' '· ~7. New Paris, !~ '. f .•• -~·--- ;.-! iI, I; -. ·I ~· I! t I I: l r:r. j.J ..•,. • .. " ' ' ' 1 ~: !' ' " t ..~ I• ' ~ r· ;, J t ~ I ,, r. "I • ~ ' i' ... • ..... )~ ,. .~ . ,. . .,) ' '' ·'~ ·'"'"!' •, • • 1 • • • ·· ' ' ,,, I• c, -'·· ' •, • ··, • (. • . . • t . · ·.- .. _ ~ • r- • ·r·~ , . ' : "7 .... . . ":' .... , : : . .. . ,. . . .• . -..~ ' , . ...... . ~ ••-.:~.- .. _.if" • .,. """' .....,. r ,. ... ~' ''"' ..... •· , , ,.,.. . ·•· '1 " ' "' .... ..... .. . - ' ··· · ·.," ' " ), · ' .•· , , ,• · ...... ~ r ; ' •• ,~;.," '" ' ........ !etllt 1 ............ "' - ... ,. ., .. ,.. ., . , "' ' .... .......... _ , ... ....... ..... ., ... ........ .. ~ ·· ··" "' •. .i \~·-. .. __ ' ··...¢ . .~: l' "J, CAI.LED !!port emergency ~oned Satunla1 b. for Mrs. Lucy 6hlre. a · medical 1 w81 taken to Hoi- · by lbe aquad. YOU KNOW ,.pMb .... .. wta • • .utt.ll .... 'Pftl. • �,, ,. ... . l ·t ;; ' .. , . ~._ -__.... .... .. . .. . -"' -- ... ... ... -. .. ~ . ~ . . _. ................ ,. . ~ . ....... . .-~ - .. . . . ,. _. ·• --- .., ... - -· e ' ' ljlrayed, from, fS<otch. I, \ lo. o. • I.. .e.n t1ne ..' ..... .- . " . . • .,;.. ,. ,! .FIVE CENTS SOMeTIMES ACHES WITH PROTEST! •. l 1' Tt w ' l ' '·• SINGEJ Zig Z! .... . .... ...... I'., staged a "I'VE liEN ASKED TO SPEAK ON 'ARE ELECTED OFFICIALS TODAY MEDIOCll/' LOOK UP THAT WOlD AND SEE WHAT . IT MEANS." tLf:CT: ( I pay Th Ph. 91 •tlf''l 5 ,•. 1 ~- ·•· W)MEl condl1 11 !;ene ·' ,h. 8 ' ,i-', : .1 Jl., tU;VJf ,.. our t '!' ..cutlve'1 hot,! · ' gunfire. · ent w11 1lwl In em ollka, drip boltlll Wert 111 the doorwey tt~n ond mas1 J." ;I; ; 'pual ' .,u ,lurnit1 " 1dent1, calli'* · , ,, -each. , :,, 1 ~ l 1 :wh~ls, ' lii:ZU. :;t J boll!", ovt:rcl .ance li - ,,.l EVERY BONE ; now ' ·1. V. I ~. I l.iJIANNAI t.,; II' travet " bt IF ing ojl, ~ll· • PRISCILLA'S POP ....... ~Sm • - "MY GOoDNESS! YOU'D THINK NOIOOY HAD EVIl IOUGHT AND RETURNED THE SAME HAT TNI!I TIMES IN ONE DAY." t .,., staying. , got. ·... \~-"' ...J dWeek i' fork 'Ji Bake " > Ohio. Into the tgal............. ,..-' '' •·' -- wifi·• ' ONE l <U\8 A·l c amp. auely head> iog t THIS lANK JOt WE GO IN FAST, GET THI DOUGH AND GET OUT, SIU NO HAMMING IT UP fOI HIDD£H tAMEWI" . .. !e. P (l ,. OUT OUR WAY'. I . l50(1 B ' gras~ tqn. 47a3 de!ig Lust ...•. ---r $)UP' ·.----:.--.... ·- .. - . . ~. .:' { , ·\ clelll Ol-~::\1 ~ -- - --. - .\ . . pooe bJ' W'alt 'Wetterberg ... -. -......---- •' THEA' '71e '11/llleti' .',. .' I¥·· t'· •· •$1. . -~ : ' ~ I c;4SP.'r-n~AT I , MONUMENT r· 1$ TWtTCHIN'!f ..~- lJ)ie ~ ree .·, rash ~i: ' I; . ?fm JlllelllatlOBIII toll on Ohio's high- ~:. ~·· I . ' • ..... CAPP •• / ! I were killed Ill 1 unday. : ! Henry Candle 'ooster, found dead roadside park oa th of here. : Allred Krumm, 17, 11 ~ ! 1 included: iaiUnlay f lI the weekend wa1 1n more lbllll 1 it included one ol sing\• accident IDill In the state. r collision at tbe IDU. s. 4D and MooRd. 1n Preble Co~~~> 1even Jives Sunday, over-all total for tbe 6 p. m. local time nldnlght SUnday to tra!fic. , were four deaths drowning and one 19 accldelltal deatb. ren, 88•s S, 2 and m Schmucker lam· I J ll'Sport, killed wbell •cle and a car coJ. lrfield County Road /..t ·.. re. E Suday H. Rideout. 40, tdonna, JS, their tw ,) otina Mllrle 9, and I of Lucerne valley. ·les F. Kirby, 38, on ~lankenship, liO, Valley, C.IU., and o, tT, New Paris, In •· fiery tllreetl the lnteroection of tnd Mon~~~e tentral ~ger I' '. > ;· ' ,,'I .. f i '. ft' CALLED aeport emergency 'lwnmonod SaturdaJ for Mra. Lucy besblre. a medical ' -·-· •' •< ~· I Ia owas takep to Hoi· •' i , 111 lbe IJCIU&d. IYOU KNOW '•. · Ill .... '• •' II . . . . J,J , " ,. ~ . f' . I .,. I • .. - . . . . ... ¥ ... - . . . . . . . . . - - ..... . .. ' ~-··,''.;'. -, . ,,)If *'· '·~·. ·~·' 1 .. ,.. ~ ; ·, -. .............. lit wllll • ..~ �i .i . " J. ... ~ aprayed, ~ . from, • - . . ... . ·~ •. ~- ... . ., .. · ~ ..... - . '. - - -- · --~ .. . . . ..... .... . . . . . . _~- -- .• . . . . ' . - . . ... . . .. ,_ ' ... - .,. , ... .... ~ . . ~- _____ .,__ . ....... . ... . ., .- s:~801 ;.. . II. l..laANNAl toll nl' travel Is! I! now. I \ v ~ ing T~ O_ll, W • ' Dellot«l To The ..__ ·• ' - 'IT PAYS TO ~ j. . en tine ____ __ I t ~~ -··· ............... - .. - -·· - - Ill• • .. - ..... .............. Be PRGFYIIRED I .,, l i WORLD i I> I' MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 ... ! t!ach. ---- ----·--- Ill l .ance ···! . .. ,; 1 . 01 The Mel,.M.on .4reo anted in Viet ant·'· • j .Zig Zl bole 1 overcs lntere~r. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XVIII NO. 162 I $1NGEE ..-~-" '··I !!~ . ~~Is, ( I : '••Ht' Oual ' •'ltl I.{urnlli .: 1tW1 5 pay. 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