http://66.213.69.5/files/original/35943648865f19d0afcd189928bac907.pdf ee4f2e893c016804262c7e67a113354f PDF Text Text ' ·.· ~ ··' ' "~ J-_ 0 - ' ..... i .... · . Mldjllopqrl-I'ometoy, ,1· ,, • "'o., Scpl 13, 1968 ..~..;.' !Jai.,.-IO>ntlno!, "But contrary to what uds er~ l1nuiDg on to Clevellnd, Ohio, for a statewide teleeallt lonlght. DRIVE·IH teen~gers DERTAKER AND HIS PAlS Plus •r:::: personal lnoomes have risen to al~!';· ~-:,-:; ;;::rd .. mlllloos of Amerleane, because Funeral sentces for M r a. "' economic growth, crossed Ben (Clara) Salser of the Oak J)OVe• ...,. lines nto the affluent 1 Grove community, who died !im- aociety. da,y at the Meigs General Hos"There are thousands 0 { pital, were conducted at 2 p. hardened criminals , . • who m. Tuesday at the Carmel Unit- steal and rob, not because they ~ "THE GHOSTS" MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & SATl' RDAY SEPT. IJ • 14 THE M!N!,5KIRT MOB (Technicolor) eremy Slate, Diane McBain AND ed Methodist Church. The Rev. Paul Sellers ottici1 ROSIE! (Technicolor ) ndra Dee, Hosalind Hussell SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. SUN. , MON., Tt:ES. Sept. 15 • 16 . 17 0 WA\' TO TREAT A LADY Lee Remick - Rod Steiger FRIDAY THRUTIIURSDAY Seol 20 • 26 YOURS, MINE AND OURS rilomen- ,dlseourage apeculallon that II he - II :::" ... ~ey~.:!:.~ocratlc Service Held On Tuesday C8JIIII8iiD ;:::::,~~ INDLlNAPOLIS, Ind. (UI'0- naive'• about Ute nature of Rlchard M. Nlxoo today chal- what the Republican presldea,.:;n:.e:.,._: lenged the lheqry of the tlal aspirant called •'the crime h not a war 011 crime and ltla • Jolm&Oil administration and crisis that 6tt'ipa Amertea. 11 "Just like the administration no substitute for a war oo Hubert H. HUmphrey thai offered these pointe to JJOYert.Y Is the prim8ry cause r1 OC which he Is a part," Nb:on suworl hie argument against said, .. Mr. llurnphre.y has crime. the administration and Hum· exaggerated and over~,pha~ Nixon In a special statement said llwnphrey was "tragicallY sized poverzy In this country as presldena cause of crime. Certainly, - Po•erty does not account conditions or poverty are the MAS ON traditional breeding groond of lor the "dangerously acceleratcriminals and we sOOuld oot lng use ol drugs among the TONIGHT. SAl'. & SliN. diminish pur elforts to eliminate of atrJ.uent A·meri. ca." those conditions. SEPT. 13-14-15 -In the last eight years when War rene Ott and Rog Fulton the gross nallooal product and In The Nixon are living In ccndlllooe of poverty but because they can ated at the service and burial mall:e a comfortable and suewas in the Carmel Cemetery. cesstul career out of crime " Mrs. Salser's grandsons, llll- Nixon said. ' ton Wolfe, Jr., Larry W o If e, "I say doubling the conviction Duane WoJfe, and Bob Salser, rate . . . would 00 rar more to and Wayne Roush, and Roy Van cure crime In America than Meter served as pallbearers. Coming from out ~ town for quadrupling the fUnds ror Mr. the servl ces were Mrs. Grace llwnphrey's war on poverty," the Republican nominee added. Agre, Morris Plains, N. J.; Humphrey in a speech before the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Sal the American Legion Convenser and son, Bob, Parkersburg, tion in New Orleans this week W, Va.; Paul Salser, Albany; the said, 1 '1n the long nm we can Rev. and Mr~. M. C. Larimore, only cut crime by getting at it& McArtllur; Dr. Lester Roush and unemploynoss Roush, Gallipolis; Mr. and causes : s I u m s, ment, rundown schools and Mrs . William Curtis, Columbus; and Dr. Walter Watson, Kent. houses. This Is where crime begins and that is where it must end. n LOCAL TEMpS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Friday was 66 degrees under sunny skies. There are a lot of things you can do with the time you save by banking here by mail! Ask or_write us for our simple free bankingby-mat! forms ngh t now! Then-near or far -you can bank here quickly, safely; from whet:ever y_ou choose; whenever you choose (holtdays mcluded) . Try it. It's great-all year around! ~!* POMEROY IJiatl eonfere~~ces before RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Metgs County for over 96 years ,Memher Federal Reserve System Memb•rFDIC All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Undor The Fodu,.l Deposit lnsurence Corporollon 5% paid on Certificates of DepOsit In Multiples of $1 ,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 . ·············· .•.•.·.·.·.·.• • Melvin carter, head footblll coach at North Gallla H l g h oo1 Seh • was reelected president of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference last night durlntltho loop's annual !all meeti1111 c111>dueled In the omce of GaiUo County Scheels ,_.,erlntendent Clarence ThoQson. Other omeers alectod were: Paul DUlon, Hannan Trece eop coach, vice president, and nan Wright. Eastern cage coach, secretary-treasurer.._ During the business session, each league school agreed to .P8J' Blu"nders (continued rrom Page 0 Marhleti were being replaced by an Army uniL Other developments: Nixon- The Republican preS* idential conterder, borrowing a technique rrom President Johnson. ruled out the ap.(JOinbnent or any GOP senators to his Clbinet ~hould he win. Asked in a television interview copyrighted by WFMY-TV,· Greensboro, N.C. , whether Sen. strom Thurmond, R-S.C., would get a Cabinet post, Nixon replied: ~-1 don't believe any senators should go in the Cabinet. We need them in the Senate. " In 1964, Johnson ruled out cabinet me.mbers as possible running mates, a move considered aimed at excluding then Atty. Gen. Robert F. KeDDBdy. Youth Council and organizer or some 200 marches in support of open housing here last year, led some 250 persons from the auditorium. Carson A. Hite :~:~ Cernik Lays ::: Down Edicts FASHIONS IN OUTERWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Svreaters-Jackets Coats- Coats COME IN And See One Of The Finest Selections In This Area. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. •' eW,s••·~ lflt . ·rte ~ •: " he oonsl- ~ believe that IU\Y senator · . · . B,YUntlodPre~slntet•tional , , · dered IDr hls Cilbinet. realtY shou)d go to Q,. Cab!Ut, · - SUPREME coO]lT JUSTICE ABE FOr\ai :, " . . . as !ar as Senator We need them there ID t be del • .,..tlnod" )o Qpeor OJ!IIfd' bolero a. . 1burmond or &n.v other senator Senale." . . hli as chief justlca. ' . , forlaa, whe oat thrOiigll WI qfbosWo queadonliw In 1'0' ·~vllod to onswer more IJIOIIionl by tho S!orate Jadlc;lar.Y Com..; . ,, mltteehili)iout In exeeutl"' lnd leglala!lveoiocl..t!io!i ot : lho W )e """'e "'·toQk hla !*t·OII the '· . tbe tre ...., J ·. ·-1• • •· • will Miller, K,ypr Creek; ste>e COLUMBUS - THE OHio miuoCRATIC Plaltoriri c:Cimmlttee ~ ~ Stiles, Harley Sln4>ert, Iiondy hearlnp ,_nod lodiJ' with eries_ IDr a cure 'or bl~ el"' Uls and. phies. and passes. Ylllei' and Uoyd M.yeri, SOuth- help v Also dl...,eeed was free dis- weslern; WUtord Dlilpn, Paul or Iarmer. Jillm oaslstarrt ox,cuilve eecrtlarl or thotrlbutlon of passes and ticket Dillon, Neel Heisler' Haman Ohli> Eilucotlon Aolioelallon, and JOHPh W. Fichter OJ!brd, rOIII'e\!: prices. Tickets will seD for Troee; Dan Wright, Bill Klnc:at4 eenllng the Ohio FVmers UJ!Ioo, sppeored ber.,t> the committee adults and SO centa •- stu- and oa,., Chadwell, Eastern; Bob lodiJ'. ' · . .-. ;-,. ·ll• 1 H-'I dania .all sv AC !ciOtball and "' called or .• "...--roochlng Prosnm" a - atocit\olna the ": 11 boskouwl games. s,ctu'bern "cr!Ucal · Ula· of the _big •Ill'· sc-L" Flchwr, uridnla ilud,y Or The gr<Jit) set Nov. 6 as a dincorporate versus family that "corpora-. ..,r meetlrw at Oscar's. HightiOII flnnl"l! eould result ln. 'corporote Ov.r the light or !hot eessloo wm be the production 6f food and in COIUJuiner food Prtcea dictated by polles." ' · ·-• selectiOII or the 1968 AII-SVAC "' WASHINGTON- THE UNITED STATES HAS DISCLOSED that footbiU squad. the primary mlssloo of the USS Pueblo was to II>)' eo Scntet 111.,;1 Reserve football schedulei Mrs. Eleanor (Nora) Howud, oetlvlty from o dlatance ot leost 13 mile a !rom lhe Soviet ~ were discussed. It was agreed 82, Pomeroy. died Thursday in North Korean cp~ats. Detail• of the heretofore secret miaatoft of thAI 'coaehes woold moke lndl- Holzer Hospllol. Mrs. Howord the Amerlcon llteUigence ship were contained lD secret aallbtr or-1 vidual contacts for 'B' pmes. · AttemliJV were William 0. Nor· was preceded In death by her ders mode public by !hit Defense Department 1burodl.l' night.; The Johnson ; admlnlstrolloo took the unusual atop or mokl1111 th...., and Mel carter. North Gal· illsbond, John Howard. She Wll a mlllllbe"r of the MI. Moriah public the ship's salllns orders lD an e«ortto refute o North Kor~' lt&i Comer Bradbury, John Wick.. Baptist Church In Middleport. radio broadcast which clai_med t'>e ohlp had lnstructlonB to 1011 llne, John Sang and Howard Lee She ls survived by seven Ions wlthin three D;rl.les ott the North Korean coast - we11 within , and a daughU.r, Devld, Pitts- 12-mlle lim _II whleh N.orth Koroo claims ao a.rrltorlal water_s t' burgh; Clarence, with the U.S. L Army; William, Columbus; Zeb, LONDON •- THE i)OVlET UNION has doubled Its ariMI'l'l of> Detroit; Albert, Washlngton, ·D. lntercontlnelllal , balllatlc mlsalles OCBMi) In a sln,le year, virC.; Dooald, Clnclnnatl,lnd John tuiiiiY wlpl'* out Alllerlca'oloog-stondlng lead In lcint:rarwo rockets. of caJlfornla; Sarah Turner, New · But the United Sloteo still leads o>erwhelmltlgiy lD IQbmarU. Funeral services for carey York, several gr&Ddchildren and ll!un~ POlarlJ...t,nle mluUes. Then '!•re the latest ar,Hnaa of W, Hull, 80, ReedsvWe, Wbodied great,.grandchlldr011, and sever- the Institute for Slrotesle Sluclios, roleosed todaY In"ita liidhorlta-' tlve survey of the world mUUary t.Jance. · ;. Thur&day morning tnHolzerHos- a1 nieces and nephews. Funeral aervlces wiD he ..... , The survey aald whDe Russia Is pushlrw dal8rminod1.Y for .... pital followh~ a short Illness, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at dueled Sunday at 2 p.m. !rom cleor arms ~ with the Unllod states, communist ctlno'o 111>- · the Eden UB Church near Reeds- Ewillll Chii!IOI with burial In BOeeh clear w-..CIIS p.......,se has been retorded by the lntenill.".,hell..t ville with burial In the Pleasant Grove Cemetery. The Rev. Rob- als of Mao TseWs cultunl rovolutli>n, Tbe deveiapmenl"'or Grove cemetery at Success in ert Jacksoo wIll ollle(ale. klng's ICBM, In wdcular, - s to bave aullered dill¥&. Friends mu calllll\Y dme. Meigs County. He was the son of the late Rev, Charles and Matilda Colllne Hull and was born at Success and Wlti a member oftheEdenUBChurch. He was also preceded in death by three sisters am four brothers. Survivors include two sons, Elmer, ~rlngfteld, and Harold, I St. Louis, Missouri; one daughler, Mrs. Dorothy MackMUlen, Springfield; six grarxlchlldren; one sister, Mrs. Mariwn · JohnI ston, Huntington, Indiana, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may caU at the white Funeral Home, Coo1ville, after noon Saturday. PRAGUE (UPD Premier Goldrlch Cernlk told I h e Czechoa!ovok'' Parliament toda)' the Ruuian lnvaaloo three weeki ago was wmecesaal-y and Un.Justllled. But he &aid Czechollovokla mull mw follow the dlctate1 laid clown by the Kremlin. Cernlk said talks oo wilbdraw. a1 ol occupation troops f r o m Czechoslovakia woold 11ar1 11000 at government lev.l bUt ID the meantime the only Wll' to :: · bring about the wilbclrawal o1 the Wanaw Park troop& Is to lldflll the obllptlona lilld doWII by Moscow. PuUament met to paas tbe Ru11lon • propi)IOI! lowo whleh - d IJI8Ih the remnant• ollhll .......,.,s experiment ID racy. Theoo 1neludod the 1mpo. altloo "' ...I!Ol"lhil.l>lllllnJI>lll· 111Pf0Ved pt>llc meollnp, ' ,... presJIJ!g poliUc:at lo!bl<1dlni travel to the 111111. _._Inc! ~}lilifNGf9N resp~cttu!l.Y to.~. sentte·. ~O.,.. ml~ ~rl'* ~!nation c · t. R El d" · . Coach ar er .e-. ecte ·: " Meanwhile, Nixon aouabt to Wallace continued speaking for another half hour1 while getting Ule first real heckling of his current. tour in his presidential campaign. "That's just some of the tree speech folks," Wallace Said to the delighted cheers or his backers. "Let them get on television." Wallace had appearances scheduled today In Cincimati and Charleston, W. Va. A line of SO pickets was marching in front of the Car wn Arthur Htte, 39, Sa- Sheraton-Schroeder Hotel when lem Sl , Rutland, died this mor~ he arrived before lhe rally, ing In an Athens Hospital. chanting, "Ho. ho, Ho Chi Minh, Survivors include his parents, Wallace goi~ to lose, Black Mr. and Mrs. Rufus E. Hlte, sa- power going to win." lem Street, RuUam; Four sis-There was at least one arrest ter s, .Jessie Zerlingo, Kenton; inside the auditorhm and three Mrs. Betty Thomas and Mrs. outside after Wallace's tipeech, Audis Herdman, both of Colum- but no serious incidents ocbus, and Loretta, at homei two curred. brothers, Leroy, RDl, 'Middl~ The former Alabama goverport, and Earl, Ft. Huston, Vir- nor seemed to enioy a chance to ginia; rour llalf-brothers, James ton some barbs at the and Robert, Kenton; John, Mid- demonstrators. dleport, and Edward, South caroW h e n the demonstraton lina. chanted "Sieg HeU" duri~ hl1 Funeral services will be held speech, WaUace respoo:)ed, u1 Monday at 2 p.m. at the Martin thought we defeated the Nazis Funeral Home with the Rev. Ce-- in World War n, but I see you cil Wise officiating. B11rial wW got some back there." be in Miles Cemetery. Friends "I uouall,y make o talk about may call at the funeral heme anarchy," Wallace told his anytime Sunday. cheering &l.IJpol'ters, "but you don't have to have one made tonigttt- you see it." II • '·' coo- Sol!th c.arollna m~t Dies Friday WNATIONAL BANK mUnber with •:ed..::.:~:e: :n.::~~ S:: T:.!~~': :.;:le:,"~.;·llois!te~ . ift9ii!{f!~f~i(:q=~:\i!\!i!!!i:'J'!Hi:::b;. :;:~;: ::.i::{;:j, )\{ :}'!:!:!:!:!:!: .. ·' Boos Just Bring Smiles to George MILW AUKEE, Wis. (UPDGeorge Wallace seemed not to mind the hecklers. Each time the boos of demonstrators drowned out his speech Thursday night before more than G,OOO persons in a nearly packed Milwaukee Auditorium, he stopped and smiled conridenlly, while his s upporters sllouted down the proteslers. After some HI minutes, the Rev. James Gropp!, adviser to the militant Milwaukee NAACP .:..cernod be•.• = ;•;;O.pur~:.~ ~4'rti1lcates ~~ ~ •.-'t '• ' ~1\1¥•1 . r- ~~tlon ~ ~ u;- coor~ •I or ~- ::;;:;.i.~rper, Eleanor Howard. ~ing ranmng; ,wo~nod ~ontrol natlm'~ mo~· Dies Thursday or Carey W. Hull Dies Thursday p,l!l r-------------------------1 I 1 Shop ~aturday Night Til 9 II . II I I 1 I I .-,.-,.-,., , ,_.,_., , , , , , , , , , ,,.,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,~, , , I Walter Roosh ol Middleport, a New York Central RaUroader, has carded the only hole. in~e reco~ thl• year at the Pomeroy Golf course. Roosh scored the hole4n • one, his first, on theparthree, 152 yard No. f hole. 0 I h e r members of hls roursome Iaiit bHta.Y were hls 11011, R e x; Glenn DID, and Perry Mitch. -, , , .~,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ;,,,,,_.,"''''''''''''''"'''''':,,,,,;,,,"' Legion Jtc"' New National Commander NEW ORLEANS (UPO - 1be American Legion elected William C. Doyle ol Vineland, N, J. ita national oonuni.Dder Thuraday at tho final aesston o1 Ill 5oth amual oonventloo. Doyle, superintendent of the New Jersey home for disabled aoldlers, sailors, marinas and their wives and widows, wa1 WIO.IlJIOsod lor the post RECEIVES DEGREE Thomas Kelly, guidance counaelor lD the Meigs Local Sehool District, received his masters "' odueatlon dop-ee !rom Ohio University m Aug. 31. I SEE ALL THE .NEll ARRIVALS IN WOMENS AND GIRLS DRESSES COATS SPORTSWEAR, DRAPERIES, PIECE GOODS AND SEWING NOTIONS-MENS AND BOYS SHIRTS, SLACKS, JEANS AND SOCKSLINGERIE AND FOUNDATIONS-INFANTS WEAR-ACCESSORIES. lie Sure to Visit I1 I Carpet and . I •1 r--------------------·---·---i ...Isler In Our Lingerie Department I 1 I II I For Oat of the 12 Bestforln Bras to I , . III I .VO~. 3 NO. 33 · 1 I I I Be Given Away Saturlay Evenlag. Mo purchase nReUDrJ· Need not II• present to win POMEROY - WUllam Fred· erick Wylllll, .54, Racine, eharged with llrst degree murder In tho ahof&Un ol~lns ol a Park, erobllr& man oo Auaust 17, woo bound over to tho arand jill')' in a preliminary hearing before Melia County Court Judge Frank w, !'l>rter, Jr. Fridel. Judge Porter ordered tile eaae token before tho grand jury af. ter Wyant•• attorney, James B. O'Brian, entered a not fllllf1 plea lD the aecullod man' a behalf ond three proaecutlon witnell· .. had Ulatlfled. Wyant Ia charpci with shoot· 1n1 Michael Leo _Dotson, 2~. ol Parkersburg, wilb a .16 gauge ~ lrom In frUit ol the 11')'1111 home. Dotoon, driving an IIIIIOIII<Iblio with four companion• hlcle he and his cempanlons were _ , the !atal shot wao llred, lidlnll lD when tho ,hooting oc_.onUy died almoot Instant· curred. llarleobaeh said he and hll depellos round nino expendIy. Proeeeuling Allomtll' Bernard ed shotgun Shells lD the vlcln· V. Fultz preiNllllod Sherif! Rob- Icy of ilte W)'llll residence. 5Jier. ert C. Hartenbaeh, Dopui;Y Coro- Ill Hartenhach alao told the court ner Fritz Buck IIIII steve CUI- W)'llll gave him the oholgun aJ. lip "' Parker Iburg, 0110 "' the legedly uoed lD the lhoollng oo mm who , wos with Dotson at the nigllt of the Incident. Deprt;y Coroner Buck, the sec1118 ..... "' the •hooiiD& as wilond wltnees to wsli4', told 1 h a neJ88S. court the victim waa taken rrom 511erll! Harteohach wstlfled to tho Ewing Funeral the scene Wyant was taken intD custody by Home lD !'l>meroy and then to him at tho Wyant ho"!a shorlly . Holzer Hospital lor an ~. after the shooting and the accusBuck said Dotson!& body was ed man orrered no resistance. returned to th~ !uneral horne Harlerl:>ach said hls lnvelligathe a»topsy and then refollowing tlon shoWed Dotson was shot once leased to a Parkersburg funeral lD the back of tho neck and II - e d he was drlvlnjl the vo- home for burial. Buck said it Is OPEN TONIGHT, FRIDAY TIL 9 PM 1 Elberfel.ds In Pomeroy ON THESE wound. Cutlip, the other prosecutlon witness to toke the stand, teatllled that he had aone to the door o1 the Wyant home and asked Mr. Wyant to see hlo stepctausb. Ulr. Cutlip &aid he reblrned to the car without argument alter Wyant told blm to leave ''before I get my shotgun. 11 Cutlip eald Dot11011 and three other companlma waited in the automobUe while he went to the door ol the Wyant home. He eald that two sbots were fired wtdle they traveled to the end of a deadend road to turn around; IIIII tho !alai blast was dlschar&nd as they returned past tho Wyant . BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS- About 250 worn.. or Ohio lnd Welt VIrginia oonverpd here Fric!Q repreoontlng 20 Emblem Clubs of the Ohio state A110clatlon and one West Virginia clw. They came to lbla city and were IP"eeted by a bumer aero•• Second Ave. reading, 11COO~ &l'ldlllatlolls Uz, Tills Ia Your DIJ." Tills wos ID lribule to lira. E l i . - Mills, 128 BasUod DriYO, pre.w.t ol lho Ohio AIIOCiatl'"' fll EJN>Iom Clubo. tradlu-J 1M~ the uso- I Ja tantall•e!J' sal for t.!onda,y, Sepresidence. Cutlip also &aid that so !ar tember 25, at9 a.m. OTHER ACTIVITY aa he knew Dotaan had never Wllllam R-ea, ehareod with before been lD the vicinity of the Wyant homo. CUtlip said he had Indecent 81Ql0SUn> before a minbeen there earlier ID tho even- or, entered a plea of not gullIng of the nlgllt of 111e shoOt- cy and was alao bound over to the g;rlnd jury. Judge Porter Ing but foond .., one home. While describing lbe shooting aet bond at $2,000. 1be aflida· lnclden~ Cutlip &aid the ear be- vlt against II-•• was signed Ing driven by Doi!IOII ran ori by Helen Rusche!. Not gullcy pleas were enter· the rlglll elde ol the rood intD a nd by Paul RUO)'Oil of Mlueratomato patch alter the !alai abol. vUle ... two charge& resistJudge Porter, after heortng Ing arrest lnd roe each of astestimony from the wttnesses, ordered that 1he case be taken aault and battery and obstrUcting to the grind jill')' and said bond an officer lD line ol dlty. Bond will be $50,000. Wyant was re- provlooaly posted by Runyon was turned to c:ounty JaU _ , unable eontllllled. RW>YOII was char&nd by Dep.. to post bond. uty Sherif! Bober! Beegle and A grand jury session has bel!n L ; ·,, r: L were attemp.. brother, -, -.td.le under inlurance ...,._ lJowa,.. •) yon. The latter, .. lng AWOL from tho , renee ll 1Jarrl11011, Mkldleport, P aDd eoltli 'anda J. S.,CO, Pomer<lir, cJrlY. unsafe vehicle, . ' _. ~ r / "''i and eosts. ·--nina, Middleport, • () I, . 0 .<heusl, $5 IIIII eolltl; ordered to serve 30 ~ 'J . , r.! Ma,y Ney, Albany, DO ap.. ty jail alter he pleadoo (. ·. · . .r•a Hcense, $10 and ~i t resisti.Ql arrest. '; FIDes levied by Judge P<.. · .nn1s E. Reed, Reedavllle, ridtor cUring tho busY morning In- 1l1i motorcyele aefoq eluded Bessie Graham, Rt. 4 helmet, $$ and c<>ets; 'lbomoo Pomeroy, failure to )'ield the C. Daley, Reedsville, left ol emright o1 way, $10 and costs; tor, $10 and costs; Victor L, Loaee D. Bird, RD Long Bot- Brown, MlnersvUie, tom; !allure to display s 1 ow $11 and colla; Sammy Maynard. moving vehicle sign; Josle P. Racine, mlsuae ol !arm plates, McKitrick, Gallipolis, expired $10 and colts; Boyd Kinzel, Ma· ·operator's llcensej GUbert D. son, detective exhaust, $5 BDil Caldwell; Gallipolis, no wind- costs; Herman Kincaid, Middleshield wiper, $5 and collto; Law(Continued o o - 4) _.ne. elation hold its lllliUal conv•· tiro lD tho hornetolm o1 1 t o president. Full eesolooe began with reglairatlon Saturday rnornlag In the Elks Hall, where all I h e eva'lta of the conventlm were to he bald saturday. General Chalrmau II Ferne Gar<Iner and Credentials Chllr· men are JoAm Thompson and Avaloo Roolh, current president o1 Gallfj)on, Emblem Clw 11 WUma Brolin. Post presldenta asslstlni with the arrangomenta were Am Wickline, Ruth Ball- . . and a board mooting afterWards. Redstratlon took place at 8 1be Tlmes.&ontleel Jolna with the people or Galllpolle lD Saturdoy and the nrst bul· a.m. welc:omlng members of 20 Ohio Emblem Clubs lll&l ono West !ness eeoelon began at 9:30. VIrginia club to the 27th annual COIIYOullOII of the Ohio AasoAn impressive memorial sercletlon of Emblem Clubs held here Fridsy ond Saturday. vice was c:onmcted by the Sls· Most or the ladles of this orpaizatlon will be In our city terevllle Emblem Club No. 84 today, returning to their homes this afternoon lnd this before the attemoon session be .. awning. We hope your brief stay has beeA enJoyable, all! say, gan. .. COme again." State orrtcors lor 1968-1969 elected Saturday afternoon were, president, Mrs. James Faltslco, es, Jerry TIM)mpson, Barbara Lodge No. 107. Jer!Y !ilelton Kent, and nrot vlcei>resldent, Ia the exalted ruler. !ilelton, Paulino Bush, Grace Mn. Harry Miller, Crestline.. The convention actlvltles got Bracl>ury, Bette Null and Ruth Mrs. Joam Thompson, Golllunderway Friday evening with Mitchell. (continued on Page 2) at the Elks Club plamod games Convention hoots are BPOE . ·- ' Tho bandaman movnd 'I OOYPtlSI!IIS - Georp -.,.,.,., Jr., Melia r-1 So- District - r · ploqu01 to Jim and Jllllllifar Lohse and 11... Bill Perrin durlllg the bend Pl<1llfllll ol Fridel night's -~~ - . The plaques were presented to the t.oblea .. en ' ....... or tho Meiga Hl&b So- Alma llaler lnd to Rev. Perrin ror aulborlng thoFight Seq. rillll, ....-r intD a large eagle with a shield · outline In ealute to the late Pic. Lind with giant rod, white and blue atreamere being unrolled to enhance .the formation by the majorette corps. The band pla.yed •1Ma:rch America.'·' The band moved ooto the nold with the son& I "'''nishto Ot and then rormed tho ootllne ol a stoamboat, pll)'lng, "!Jon by II!I'IIIIIIIIIIM!8lllll!ill'illllgll!llll8iiil!8lll.$'~>.:i:;8i:~:i:~i~&.:.:-::;»':~~::::::~~=~~::>.>.::~~:,;<'~~~W:>:IIIIIIII"IOOIIIIMIMRIIIIIII,_IIIlilllll881111881118i1 '"' '('. ·' or ;P Slerlfl Iegeclly Tribute to Lind Offered at Game I I I I ~------------------------~ COME IN AND hla opinion that Dotaoo died aJ. molt lnstantl.v of lbe psbol um. 'I I .. '~ POMEROY - AD e«ectlve pa. trlollc trll;luw by the M e I e s Hlal> ScboOl marehlng band honoring Marine Pic. Thomas R, Lind, ldlled Aug. 26 lD Viet· nam, brouhl thousands ol fans to their feet at halfUme ceremonies Fridsy at Meigo stadi- I ,;; <; Emblem Clubs Convene Here I· II PRICE 10 CENt$ Wyant Held to Grand Jury On $50,fl~O Bond ;, I I :; ... I I I ,Jii.i,. Folr and mild lblcll,j, ID the 70s ·~ 1G1. 1., del lneraatlnl o1ou r · ••-... Warm with • eltii!Ce "'__, \lOIII by nllhl GALLIPOLIS-PT. PLEASANT SUNDAY, SEPtEMBER 15, 1968 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT Weather . THREE SECTIONS 28 PAGES I 1I L----·-•••••••••._·~--~-•..-••,••J . I I I ~ted To The Greater Middle Ohio VaUey II Furniture. Department 1I I mon tomor-row." Our 2nd a:qd 3rd Floor 1 ~· I I tmts American author Sllar Weir laid, "Death'a 11<11 ..,. Mitcbell ., • ~all, " t• tn tttt • Thotights Nixon Ohallettges .' ,Teacher Jennings Beegle ' Overcomes Omen of '13th' '· the Riverside." The salute to Pic. Lind !olloWed The !ighl 11011g and uie Alma Mater were preeenlod and mrIng this period the Rev. Bill Perrin, who ciompoaod the !ighl son& and James and Jemlfer Lohae, chlld{ea of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lottse., Pomeroy, who composed the Alma Mater, were presented pla"'es of IIJlPreclatioo by GeorP Hargraves, auperlnlenclent of the Meigs District. The !InaJ formaUod of tho Malge bind waa the spelllngof"Melgs" wbell the alma mater was play ed. The .Point Pleuanl band made an eft8dlve appearance alsotilrlng the halltlme. Hlgbllghllng Ill appearance was an "Up, Up, and Away'' number, complete witll large helium lllled b a 1- REGISTRATION TIME - Over 2ro WlllllOD registered tor the %7th lliiiUll _,_.., o1 the Ohio stat.~ Emblem Clubs and West VIrginia ClubSaturdel morning In C".al'lpo1ls. Above are Marp Binkley, Freemon!; Avalon Roush, Galllpdlo; Polly Sell Jackson; JoAm 1bomp-. Galllpolls and Eleaaor Maxwell, Sistersville. GALLIPOLIS- Ki'*aley A. Tatt, Chief Justice, Ohio SUa premo Court. has assl.gned Judge C. W. Smith, McArthur, VInton County Common Pleas Court, to temporarily preside over the !968 September term or Gallla c~ CommonPleu Court. Four Auto Accidents • Logged over 2 Days GALLIPOLIS - lipolis Mwliclpal Court Monday. PoUce said Swisher, headed north, went oU tho rlgtrt side of the road where his car struck a pole owned by COlumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. There was moderate damage to the ear. The first of three Friday accidents occurred at 10:10 a. m. on Duke's Parking Lot, Second and Spruce, when Michael F. Gibson, 19, Gallipolis , becknd up and struck a parked car owned by William A. Henry, 46, Bidwell. There was minor damage to both cars. No charge was filed. Police lnvtstlga:ted an acci- NHS Elects lOOIUI. Therapy Work David ]o/'nson Is Reviewed MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Carol,yn Helne&, apeclal speech therOjllllt lD the Meigs county School .votem lhll IIIDIDler, descrlhed UlchniiJie• ailed lD her work tor members ol tho Mlddleport-Pom· Rotary Club Fridsy oven'lng following dlmer at Healb Chureh. · Worldnll underaPl<lllfllllapon· IOrod by the Melga Coun!1 Crippled Clilldren'l Soc:lBl;Y ~ the 11o1ar1 Clw - Mrs. Haines aald o full report o1 her ""rk will bo completed lnd made poj>llc lalei-. Silo oxteadod her IIIIPJ"8elallon for hovlna made I b o program possible, ond aald silo bellevod II ahoold be cmtlluod. C1W Sacretu7 · John Werner ,P<•IIded in the 111--=• d. the preoldelll, WUbur ~d, wt., Ia ottendlng a clllrcb l'SMt. . Ladlu -"' lho clllreh dl!mer nre Mrs. Clam Lamlim, Mrs. ~ ~1, Mrl. (luilol ~. Mrs. Fran- .em.. ell Wllllll!. )lr.. Hirmon ltw.'dill, Mrs. JaM Gllkil IIIII Nl11 --·~ JI!;LVJS John A. Swisher, 20, Rl. I Gallipolis, aeller- ed a eli: Up in a one car accident at 3:05 Lm. saturday on VlDton Ave., in front of Dr. Dan Notter's residence. Swisher was charged with reckless operatioD and clted to Gal- Its President GALLIPOLIS - The Natiooal Horor Sociocy of Gallla Acodemy High School, of which Mrs. Ruth Gillingham Is !acuity IIPOJ>sor, Frida,y elected David Johnson president (or the 1968-69 sc:hool y'ear. Other otncers elected were Joan Ford. vice.president; Karren Remlta1 trea&urer; Vickie Caldwell. secretary; Ginger E1J. ce&sor and Georpna Lemley. ehaplalna, and VInce Hill and George,. Lemley, eoctal chalr- Two Vehicles In Accidents .men. The Socluty v - to conlillle the tutoring service eotahllshod la&t year, and also decided to enertaln students on the someotar honor roll. Sluderts deslrlllll tutoring 11101' contact Dovld Jobn8011 or Mrs. Gillingham. dent at 12;57 p.ni. Friday ot Fourth and VIDe Involving a truck operated by Roger E. Lambert, 17, Lower River Rd., and one driven by Hartford C. Norris, 77, Rt. 2 Bidwell. Ol!lcers said both vehlclea had stopped at the lnlerooctloo belore entering VIDe st. Lambert barked up and the truck llruelt the Iron! of the car. There wos M dam¥" to the .truck and minor damage to the car. No ehorae .... !lied. No one was 1niured IDCl no charge was ftled in a two-ear aerldent at 6:% p.m. FrldoJ oa Vine g:,, between Tblri. a ad Fourth Aves. llarrJI E. MoEIhamll)l, 72, lit. I Nort!Jw. ._ wmpted ti> pull Into park a a 4 otruek a parked car owned by Paul T, Monta0mer1, f7, lit. 1 Scottown. 'lbere wu m i n o r damopiO-...-.. PT. PLEASANT- The Shoelfl's department has Jnvestlgateel two cne vetdcle accidents, lruide Today the flrllt occurring at 6:30p.m. Fridel on Rl. 2, when a truck FlliST SEC'ItON drlvea ill' Edpr Lew! a, 37, Mas- Pop 2 • • ••• , ,Ia Oor'l"on sllioll, 1iilrt Into a dlteh and hit -tata utlUI;r pole. D0111880 was es- Page 3 . • • • • . • • • • • • fU'Iil Umated ot $250. Tbere 'lfere no Cub Scout Paek Will Organize · iJtJurtOS 0111 ,., eitallons. He said GALLIPOLIS - c u b Scout Pu~ 204 will held lll<Jr81111Dtl9Dil meettns 5oiPt. ;a ot ·r·p, Ill. at .the First lJnited Presbyterlan Church. Beys wbo are bo llilrVed to .void IUIDiber car. 1be - " mishap, resulting lo $2llll damqoa, occurred on lit. 35 Siltl1mlll' 12:30 s.m. _ , a vehicle drLVOII by RIIOl' F, Loncaoter, 23, Frometoom. w. VL, Ill a dlleb otter he lllid upDll llllllb'lll8 hlo . broke• au6- elabt·Jtll'l w ,or -have. on- ~ -10 milA llrldlla a do8-leHcl Ia., tblni - . .... ~ . - - .. ln)Lriel ... d., .Ito lltind .- ~ ll'ho. -""""~lb> ' . �-"1 ' i'l ".: ·.· "'~· I ' 't - ~· ~ ' ~' ~ 1 Hos~m~~t (- '- r ' ' i t li • "< I Ne!fl • • "V ! •' .. ' donee. In Freeport, John - an excellent euperiler and m I I I· .night - Ia working as a hotel maJntenanee supervisor and Jo Ia working In a hotel gift shop. There are some seven plush hotels at FreeporiaadJol)riworked oo construction several of them. John reports living cplte expensive tbere since everything must be Imported to the lolanda. Rent on their ooe -.om apart. eosta the couple $200 a IIIOIIth and thls Ia the c'-" eot avallable. On the other hand, tllere are no taxes at all - Including lnc:ome tax. t>eldelltally, Jo waa laid up In Florida rdth a severe cold and ns unable to make the trip beck to Meigs COUntY at this Ume. CounUans will be given the opportunlt,y to have new homes oo the same basis as many other towns and cities across t h e -a 110 IIIIIKIIulc litr_,,_,rGJ,Ot.lo,UTtt. PJdi"'-t t . . r) If~ IIMii!ll Uttpl ~ . Entll"td , , . _ . d.n• malllna mill..... PolnWOJ , Ohlu, Po.• OfJiot. *""' TEUI!i OF ~ Sl:B.SCRIPTIO ~ ctrr otr <ll il) and Stn!IJ . 35( p« -~. MAI L !>!..BSCRIPnO" IIATE.S The Gallipoll o Trllr.lna In Ohkl and 1\'ut Vl r- 111111. or. )tv 19; i i1 month• U ; iltrtt month• A; a .... ....-• • - ~ •rtiU; ola mooith•Sli; lhrM month1$UO. n.e Dall) s...IMI,- !•r $10; •lliiiOrll"' I .U5; lfi'rWIMiiiiM G. n ,. l nlood lj'ro .. lnteroaOolllll io ~~d" ~ ioe.l! ""ldtd lo 1he uu tor publi rl llooll qr all _ , d l op~~• r hll r l'illlll_. 10 r~l s rww 'P'j)lrr , ,. aha tM lord,_ • p..al •ohtd Mrel n Here are the new cycles we have in invoftto ry . .. 3-Modol PSO'o, 2 r..!, I bl•o, lhil io tho 11"1• moped SOcc model from H ~ t• It h nta 1c c v c , automatic onua, shift, quiet and econonticaL ......................... ______ $145 1-Modol CliO, Block, Sport 50cc, 4 •poe<! ramjot corbur.tion, o very nice "'first" cycle ............... . ..... . ············ ......... ............ $275 1-Modol CT90, Yellow, troi190cc, ~ opHd, olltotlati c clutch, ready for the woods -·- '1'l!dJV par~~ llu!dol were ~i, iAOnard Erwin, Mro. MoDdt.Y, Plirley Karr, Mn. ArlbiD" Orr, · lllrL E1lller Wl'lltlt, "Jlrt. BI.Y· moD11 Frink, Mrs. Harold ~ria. rw- bad 1!14 Harrlsoo origlllated the "Vooteto," who pbly In the "llfc Bald Sound" olthe Glom Miller 1111 l!eftllll Goodman era. Harrl80n 11 a 1955 ll"ld1llle of Gallla Ac:odelny llltll School IIIII maJored ill music at Ohio Uahwoll;}', AI GAllS, Harrlsoo was a member 111 A. Kimball SUiter' I GAllS Band. . Tho September lllolor Travel also boa a plctuno ot Mro. Rulh Clark and lllrL llorotiQ- Broyles of the (leUipol!s omee of the Automobile Club or Southern Ohio. Bls Ron Ellis, pbarmael1t at Holzer Hosplt.l, was tho winner of the 1988 Cou!ltrJ Club c:hlq>lomblp, according to a plctuno In the lrodoo Trlhme recently, Ellis defeated Ferrell IloilO)' on tho fourth extra bolo of a sUdden death playolf to oop the chanqllonohlp. Ellis besides golflne enjoys bowline 1111 rolls regularl,y at SIQ>Iile Mrs. '-1"11 Erwla will be the protlflln tor the Ocllll>er meotlag. • LueL " 'l'llfldl1 F~ . ~ Seturda,y night. Mra. MDII In· stelled Mrs. Faltslco aa the...., preoldent. Helen Merkelbaeh wao lnstaltlng olllcer and Mal>el Clouse was Installing marllhall. The climax of Saturday' I pro. p-am was the presentation d. a $500 Scbolarablp to a GalUpolls youth, DIIIIIIY Vaneo, 11011 ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vance, will attend Morehead Slate Unlverllljr thla IIIOIItb. The 0011Ventlon closed with a lfawallall Luau Saturday eYOII· lng. The tables were centered with fresh nawero and decorated pineapples. The enllre club ball ... decorated with the Ha- waiian matlt, andshb18andmuu. auests were dressed tn bright muua. 'lbe r.elllpnlls Elks ser.. ved refreslune!Xa otter the 10 p.m. dance. Several stores decorated their In honor of wiDdow the - wu Uon. · An outstanding done by Jerry Gibson at lllltchell' • Ofllee !bppl.f, t56 Second Ave. · wED. ' .THU. ·kl( •· 11 FRID~Y .TifR~~AY . ., ,. · ~L 211 •·2e -1, lut Jllr-:" 88.1idoi~".'':l l.u~~~ liiiNt · OURS = 79. .. S4 :.D . !_ · ~~"'~-erap~~~low~---~~:-~·~·J·~1;~;i~~~~~ the Weo1l illll 711r - 52.8 de- SHOW w.~,. not c~rpent.ra, palnt•ra, plumiMra, or eontractora auta •• Oulltondl. . NBW YORK IUPI) - Four playen, Bob lturlalld of Otla· hom& State, Ala Grooa or ltentucty, Jerrg Lucaa or Oblo state ..,d Lew Aklndor or UCLA. have twice won the outolandlng player awsnl In the NCAA -.tball champion· ship ftn8la. !fiiU«ittT, SEPT. 15 w.rre.,. Ott 1111 Rne Fulloli. In UNDERTAKER ANDJIISPALS Pluo ·---------..1 · "THE GHOS"r$" A riew ot todl;r'l homemaker aa a umaDager." Homemakers with llmlted space tor fruit treel will be Interested In the dwarl apple tree plots. These-"minl trees" conlist ot JJII1Ill varlolles or cultlvara, lncludlnJ aome originat- ed at Wooster on dWarf r o o t otDck. nus ia the aixth yea.r t o r the~ treea and they are producing good craps. The many dlllerent t;ype& will be ripe by Revtew Ume and will be labeled 80 visitors can easily iden~them. bedge or screen plants and otb· era as espalier plantings. On September 1, qrooomlsto at The Ohio Slate Unlveroll;v made the last several surnm"er al ~ falls seedlngs which will be oo display. The seedlngs are In the south plots ot the Review groonds. Made by a drill equipped with band seelder and press wheels, these aoiedlngs show what good results can be obtained when recommended practiced are fol lowed In making oummer plant. lngs of forages, observes Rooaid 'J'bompson, usistart manager of the Review. Last m1rnrte preparations are taking place on the grounds 1n northwestern Franklin County. Roads have been' oUed to reduce dust during the September 17 ~19 event. Border rows have been chopped out from between commercial demonstration plots of. 20, 30, 40-inch row com. Phone lines are baing lnstolled In the exhibit area. Plans are oomplete to demonstrate three dltlerent Irrigation !Q'SiemB during the Review. One Ia a selt.propeUed, rotary ays. tern 396 teet long which cover 1H2 acres automatically. Another is a wheeled system wtd.ch eonnects at various places in the or ar We do offer you the best bank HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS to help you paint, repair, enlarge, or modernize your home without further delay. ' • costa. Now, at tbe Farm Sclence Re- view site, excellent corn is grow- Ing In soil wbleh has not been IIUed at all, before or after planting. Tickets for the big farm . are avalllhle In advance lor onl1 50 cents tram ecJUIII;}' ExtenalOot agents, moot farm ecplpment .,.. blbltors, and some banks. T h e cost will be $1 It pmbaaed at the gate. A record number of exJdb1.. tors will be 011 hand for lbla large shoWing ot the latest •ID farm equipment IIIII supplleo. Hundreds of educatlooal oxhlblta have been prepared b7 speclallsta of all depertmenta of The Oblo Slate Unlveroll;}' College ct Agriculture and Home Economics, the Ohio COOperS· live Ertensloo Service, aad the Oblo Agricultural Research lllld Development Center. • Blackleg in Two Counties When House Guests Com~ Organize Be kind to onrbaek an your lmdget &SAVE $30~!m . ' Once..·r••r on Bemco Secroped/c •11d ••ttre••••· Saciopedlt: Imperial Hunr I Limited Tillie Ollty I . ~er":ce~s~ =~:~~=;;=a:,:;. : need : Lay o( the I .and ~ Strip Spoils Problem Met son 350 I I . I i~ ,, TOBACCO, ALTHOUGH SMAIL In • 1 - . " - e e l to maior crops In Ohio, hal 1111 amaal production of about 17 mlllion pounds In Ohio. This is almoat three percent of the U.S. totaL Yoo'U see I'Jba<CO .....,nne at the Ohio state Farm Science Review, Septeiaber 17-19. Unlen you are frclll tl18 tobacco growing arM iDSouthem Ohio, you may oever baa seen thia specialty crqt, Tot.ceo ls a co1.udn tD a number or well- · Dowers ODd vegetablea. The blooms are VII")" preJV as witnessed by the lady visitors to last yur'o Review. David Davies Plant F"U"St to Pass Test COLUMBUS - David Davies last week became the first plant in Ohio to qualify for the statefederal Talmadge-Aihenprogram of meat inspection. Dr. F. J . Burke of the Consumer and Markellng Service for the United States Department of Agriculture has approved the plant for this designation. The plant will now operate with state personnel under the federll program. Utilizing the U.S. D. A. stamPs and legend, all products from David Davies ha,·e the same status as products pro-duced in a federally Inspected meat plant. . ...un- SEPTEMBER 15th THRU SEPTEMBER Z!.st data. -' -Glover I• .:vorr,..joed at " •.,;... Jdo!ltlll..- ,HI! pointed t4 U. some .........................$530 ll'f bililotdt die cemeter1 Gil .!be liiieter . ~~ :::;'i;;";M;IID";-,:;;m on;liout!t .62. AnDII\o·' ·' $695 lblsllrl•l "· Ia croir'1 ' ·, ,. SIZES 3-6 · 7-12 6.65 5 . 6.95 5 ' RAWLINGS HONDA SALES .' MIDDLEPORT, 0. -- CAIITOON ~· ,_ l . ' • ! we·re teJ.IQBLE .I:.. - ' c•. 992·2151 C!P.LL 1-anomart< US 'IIi SIT WITH 'ltXI .,. ' ' n1eE GUY SERvice? clli3T for l..el'rl N& Will F,iild . Tb;m Astondart· . BE ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE, HONDA IS THE BIKE FOR -YOU .,ZND AVE. ' watJT FRienDl-Y, ~ \ Ttt-On31a.lr) ~lnlld lfth ·L~txtrlous DMp Pile THESE BARGAINS OR FREE ACCESSORIES AND WEARING APPAREl.. YeaR? Ellen BBD? 0\miiDe If.!!.~@ . o.f 0RVinarv 1.asr '~fkrn' ~ · WATERPROOF INti WAS YotJit HE8.TinG OIL SfR.YieE Kii'JO ter'~ Gff ~intedl 100% IIJ'Ide 3-4:30 (I) No stalk chopping Tuelda,v mornln2. FORAGE HARVESTER WELLINGTON BOOT i 3-4:30 CAPACITY THE DUKE are I [\>ectel tillage tools t0-11:30 Equipment Shows Operatloo A.M. P.M. Silage Harvesting 20", 30", 40" rows 9-11 :30 2-4 Corn harvesting 20", 30", 40" rows 9-11:30 2-4 ~)'bean harVesting 10-11:30 2-4 !belled com drying 10-11:30 2.J: Ear corn elevau.on !U-11:30 2-5 Hay _ mowln$! and con- j .I 10-11:30 dltlonlng ' 2-3 Hay raking 2-4 Hay baling 2-3 Stalk chopping (I) 9-10 Plowing and tillage 10-11:30 Schedule of Field NEW 45 TONS per HOUR or . 1-' to prevent 1810 soil - · · Uon and ldlb land-{lreporatlm Even Banana Trees Grow Ext"~AJ;.;;:Sonmllcs ~";pii,?~4.i~4'r.'lu:"r· ~~~. • The zype and of 1111· age It takeoto~cebestyialdl of eorn Is of urgent coneem to tarmero. The lreDd bu beoD toward m1n1mun Wlage 1!1 order L ·•s. I ~~aystem. Dwarf apple trees begin bear· tng fruit from one to ·two year a after planting. Of course, t h e amount of fruit depOnds on the size of the tree. You'll get only can answer II1ID1 problema. Thla and inany ather exhibits a few apples at the beginning, t,ve bee• _..-eel b7 departmoms of the OSU College of but considerable increase takes Agriculture 1111 the Oblo Agricultural Research and Develop. place each year. Trees on root-center. stock wiU average about 30 pounds ol fruit the ruth year. ••Green Thumbers11 visiting the Farm Science Revlew will be lnlerested I• the display annuals and shrUbS recommended for planting In Oblo. Acrordlng to .James Caldwell, cane, peanuts and JDaf1Y others COLUMBUS - If you've nevExtension fiorlcuiturist, many nJong with facts about their soil, a banana tree or pbte~ annuals will be oo display for er temperature, and moisture rethe home gardenertoobserveand apple plant growing. be sure to tp.~lrements. Most of these plarta pther Information helpful to him visit the Plant MUseum at the are heavy users of plant foot IJl· In bls own gardening program. Ohio State Farm Science Review trlents and re«Jdre Large aFor example., genniwns, oor~ September 17 ~19. There are numounts or fertilizer. For an ex~ malty grown from slips or art- merous plants on exhiblt at U.e ample. some tobacco producers museum - some natives o[ Ohio tlngs, are now being grown from apply as much as 2,000 pwnds seed and will be In the exhibit and others completely out of of commercial fertilizer per actheir habitat. for you to see. According to Trevor Arseott, re in producing a crop. Shrubs in the field displays show fall color and fruiting hab- associate professor of agronomy its. Too, shape and size of plants at The Ohio state University, ror use in various landscape you'll see tobacco plants, sugar patterns will be evident. There• It HAY IS AN IMPORTANT CROP In Oblo, 1111 this y-o Farm Science Review briDp ...... be declOJ.ous evergreen, and tecllllolOIIY 1111 lleld demoaatrattoos on bay mol<1JI8. You'll see new equipment of the major broadleaf evergreen plants on hours at which meals are servecppmenl c_.mes In q~erotloo. The 34o.Y evem begins Soptember 17 at The Ohio State Uni· display. Some may be used as ed and to plan meals so that you -1111 Allport (Don Scott Field). can spend as much time as posCOLUMBUS - John M. Stacksible witll your guests. house, Director of the Ohio DeMany Coods · can be prepared partment of Agriculture alerted in achance am put in the freez .. cattlemen Saturday to the threat er. Have a few Cood items in the or the disease blackleg. Dr. Harcupboard, refrigerator or freez- ry E. Goldstein, Chie( of the deer for emergency meals or ex- partment' s division oC Animal .! gl;!ngall"'/ ,. '" Galll&" COIIJII;y ·cli'Di."toocl.l . ,, .. ,.• •·· "'""' awltcblng of belooglngs betore durl~ the day, set up quickly, tra snacks. As you plan menus, Industry, has reported numerQ_~LIS - Entertalnlng Give the guest romn a ·ffcclni- the guest "8rriWs; ·U possible,· and are especially good. for small concentrate on a few dtshes that oos cases in Scioto and Adams you do especially well. This is Counties.. hauae peats can be a delight or fort and convenience" cheek. See empty a dresser drawer for the children. Have all the laundry done so no Ume to experiment with new a diluter - . depending on how Utat the bed is treshb made with guest's use. Blackleg is an acute infection ; well you plan for thla special clean linens. Have a few books U several guests are com.iJ1g. you have a full sl.l)ply or bed recipes! of cattle caused by a clostridium Use the oven as much as pos- bActeria am. characteriz:ed by , homemakl~ job. and ~ines handy, a good you probably will need extra linens, towels. and washcloths. ~ Start with a list of !qortant read!J18\lamp• a box of duues, ~lng a P a c e. Lightweight H your beth Is abort of towel sible. Oven meals require less emphysematous (gaseous) swell.. : details, arrlftl datal, time, run• glass and dee&Jter for water, aluminum foldhl&: cots with foam racks, extra standing racks are "pot-watching" and a whole meal ings or the leg muscles. Dr. ~ ber or psts, manber and kind extra hangers, a luggage rack. mittresses make extra beds that hand..Y. 1t there's ootenough space can be done in the oven if you Goldstein's report indicated that :.of moJo, 1111 tasks that will aad ashtr&J<a. set It> quickly In the famJiy In the bsthroan, put them up in plan careful]y. As you get food while the disease may occur at spect.J attendon. Probably It some member of the faml.. room. livlllK room or bedrooms. the bedrooms. Put fresh cakes ready to cook, try to complete any season, it predom.lnates in of &DIP It all the ba.Sill8, bath- one job before starting another. the spring and tall tub, and shower stalls. Give each Clean lJ) as you go by washing, It is suggested that herd ow• guest ap llllividual bath maL drying and putting away the equipers counsel with their veterPlan to serve some refr~sh­ mont. inarians In considering vaccinaments as soon as your guests ' Have table linens, sliver ai'KI tion against the disease. The arrive - especially if they have china clean and ready to use. disease can be prevented through been_ traveling Cor some ttme. Don't overlook the "disposables" prophylactic vaccination. Have glasses, napkins and trays especially if you are planning cellent erosion costroJ measure visit was to take some pictures ready so that )'OU can otter re-- several outdoor meals. BY JOHN COOPER of the landscape In that area. and also pleasing to the eye. freshments with a minimum o£ Prepare a complete shopping : SoU conaenatton service From the top of the hill behind ertort while you are sUII ex .. list so that you won't have to • MaSOII Coullly WALTER RIDENOUR, on Rt. the Jesse Brown hwle many changing greetings. last mioote trips to the make : PT. PLEASANT - Frank Gloeonsermian practlces can be 2, beyond F1atrock, Ia plaMing Meals are an Important part store. Serve foods in keeping ! Jr. alliltant atate eona~r­ seen. It was a picture taken to do some stream channel work. : vaUonlst ot the SoU Conser ... from the top of Ibis blU that tho Denver Yoho of SoU Conserva- of entertaining and achance plan- with the season. Some &dvanceplanningandpre: don Senice, was In Mason Couft.. Western SoU Conservation Dls- tion Service balped him plan the ning and pnpratlon will pay art U is your responsibility as paratlon can make entertaining : ty one diY this week working trlcl used on tho front page of imProvement. This will involve hostess to tell you:r guests the guests o delight for both you aad • · with ua m plans tor revegeta- Ita booklet coatalnlng llle long removing sediment from llle the guest. Try it soon! ~ t1011 1trlp ll11ned orAL tom of the stream, and ahlplng program. ;. 'l1lete ,are JllU1 problma con- range Barbara Adkins, dlpgtrter of the c:hlnnel After the chamel : •eted with aettiiiJ these strip Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkins, bas been &baPed aad the soli : opoill covired. One ol these II at Marshall Untversl- which Is removed spread, the 1:; tba kiW pH (high acldll;}') of mueh azy,stedont Jesse Br-. 1111 Mr. bankJ and bare areos "ould be :- !JI. lilt". spoiL Allodler problem Ia Brown•a .:oUie, Lasate, helped reseeded. • , that there .lo eontlnued eroolon us and poeed for our ptctureL . • ov,en otter ~nt• planted tor THE DIVERSION AROUND the We observed auexceUentstand ,_ 1 ,_ ,.ua ~n such time as aew dressing rqcms at P o i n t of pasture IIJ'III oo the Roed :' tba treeJ· ptOYldo co..r tOi the fllrm for · thla time of year, con- Pleosant High School stadium : ..entire ..... slderlna the amount. of dairy boo been COIIIIIMed. Equipment ~ ~Of tbo which Mr. otDck wbleh grue 011 It be1ong!Jv to the ell;}' of Polpt .•· Gloftr ~out to ..... to Pleasant be1ped wllh IIIII work. . . /. ' uousi.Y. The three lllrm ponds · lOW a .,rouril. eover of IIJ'IU or 011 the Hood farm provide water Hoaal4 GDkeiCNI of SCS checked .• lagliJDe at tho lllll8 t!ftto trees tor the Cllltle. Strip cropplna Ia llle ol the diYOralon-dltch ' would be planted. With Ibis eom- analher eonaerfttlm pradice, u It wa• belne made. . biDII;IOoi It 11 boped that a <Jilek be Ia an .,.. -~ ccner ceuld be ~nod 1111 woocb ·· planto. which wodd make ' a tree erop at a lat- IJC!lulloM HURRY ON IN TO RAWLINGS HONDA AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF • r ,_rllne and Ia turned olf ID be moved from one coanect1011 In the lleld to another. Allodler Is seen A 10 O.P •••IIIII• THE LATEST INFURMATION available On corn dlaeaael llld IDHcta will be at YOID" flnaertlps at this "year's Farm Science Revlew, Septembef 11..19. There'll be exhibita such 11 the one pictured here anti literature on the varlous pestll ot corn. U corn Ia your businesa, keeping av-to-date in '68 lng wOek September 17, 18, 19 liear the Ohio Slalll Unlver1lf3' Airport. Sponsors are tho eolle&e of Agrlcolture and llolpo Eoonomleo st Ohio Slate Unlvoro!V) the ~ratlve Elrtensloo Service, the Ohio Agr!culturni Reoearch and Dovelopment Center, and the Ohio Expoellloos COmmlollkln. With tile theme, uaet Up to Date In '68," tbla lhreHa,v "'ent gives the opportunity tor eveQ"· one lnterelled In IIIJI pbase al agr!bualnesa and tam1ly living to learn and ... the latest techDO!ogy and machinery demoostrated. 'lbe family is uup to Date in '68" at the Farm Science Review. Four half-hour I>I"OIP"aDIS ol special interest to women will be presented dally at the home eooaomics tent TheseproIIJ'am&, to be COI>Wcted "' fa<· •• ' SUNDAY THUR SATURDAY 1-Madel CL 175, candy blue, 5 s.,..d, chrome f.nders, turn s-ignalt, 175cc engine, scra ..bler, hot and sharp ...... Farm Sctence lleriew th1a eom- pnrer.'' ":.~ 111111 leJnj)eriluH tor w - tbl1 - 75 do- the tor~ ....... ............ $380 ........ ........$485 75 81 .18 88 d .10 75 52 . W....oday -or 2-Model. CL90's, 1 camly blue, 1 candy reel, both with chrome fender~ and turn s1gnols, 4 sp.. d, scrCHBbl•r 90cc, a nicer single cylinder bike .............. $380 3-Modol S5125'o, 2 caftdy blue, 1 caody rod, 4 speed, v~ t-gile and very qulclr., super sport 125cc .. 58 Jl:"be'""• . . ························ $365 1-Model S90, Bloclr. with chrome fender•, 4 speecl, turn siiiMIIs, sport 90cc, very sharp ..................... . 1-Modol CL 125, ca•dy bl.o, 4 opo..!, ocromblor 125cc, chro•e fwnden, high e.~~:haust system ........ beoa cards made bad 4uma thelfDIID monlll thet beota lhreelhutlns. The socleVordereel vanilla to ..U II a llud ralall!l prqlact. are plcturod IDrdlne an Amerleaa Air LIDos A.llro Jet at Greater CblciAnltl Aii1IOl'l as they started their cultural vllltlbll to Portamoulll'o sister city, Orlllba, Mexico, 011 Juno 7. All If· -eDI& tor the trip ware made by the World Wide Travel Jl&. partment. •!In"""' SJ ~1 60 .19 .' !\>~~>- . ~ Tile SOptember 1f«or Travel, olllclal nuiat1.J, cor 0 1111 MrL , ol the Automobile Club of I!<Jutltern Oldo, bu a brief Olllcero J"CIIIi1a wife _PYIR tem about llalpb HarrloOII '"' 12. He Ia the ..., ollllr -~1 1111 c<JIIIlllunlcatlono w.,.. i"8ld Mrs. Holll1 Harrtaoa, Lower River Rd. , . •fkoom Debbie 1111 5an111 woOd. Harrl1011 1111 the 'Portomouth MeKinley JUDI'"' liltll ''Ve-" It wa1 nportal,that 15 lick calls GALLIPOLIS - tee. t:: llltll Low Proe. >OIIona, 1111 Mn. BaUey ..,.. DIIY (COntinued from Pap I) polis, was elected second tnu!l- :!m_ ·w-ar ratad the ~~ Emblem Our car salesmen )1ft arouud the say they rooDL •• with our 1989 Dodte ana Hambler new car showiJWa the showrocm ~~-!t~oold Hke ror us to sell our remaining cycles ao they can get cutomerL .with the purchase of'~ .so;;:~~WEGO• • here is a tittle bonus for new HONDA are going to glve away a two-piece suit(= ~~~Coany size, any price, any color, we Y'"' dry OD thole dny moral . • heavy duty Yell"" viiiYO to keep new purchase. of ~ Also as her poliey, a aatety approved helmet to go with each sipla so you~~ .. :e::.:~ .cycles have mirrors ah:l most models haw tura •.· ,_- ·.·,.-'··,· ' uH;y m e - i <JI the School of BY C. E. BLAKESLEE !lome Eeonolnlco, will olfer: Ext. Agent, Agr!colture New 1D1181t abou bow cbllMelp _Caoml;y dren develop. ·POMEROY-Neori.Y 100 lllelp A "llqlper'l special" about area tarmera; homemal<erl, and new tood pr;>ducls. aaribuollleas leodero are pion. All eJqtloratlon fA "COiliUD'ler nilll! to attend the annual arld ,..;•. u Uua "WE NEED THE ROOM" SALE AT RAWLINGS HONDA auto . GALL1110uS -. T e m p e •• of the . lluru!=-J;'J....,..tlCII, Church. _ . . , . tor eoch ~ Topic ~!edwu"Oiurchwomlll .Period" tMmdod b7 Pelt 1\lc. 1n the Congo... Mr"" !\JIII<Or eormtet. at Falrfllld rood the 1erlplure aad pYI de- . station, ··y~.., That year Roberto Onished 5-2 lOT the oeooon. So It ·the Jets • got him for $2.1,000 wltb on 0.0 reconl at the beglnnlag of the 1967 season, you.can bet that ~than 18-S seum's recon:l, t~~ere•u be a good price fllg oa him._. I've seen Dave pitch aeveral gamea se&SCIIL He looked good In all of them. I'd ratheri(lto Columbus to see a baseball pme than drive to Cincinnati to see the Jljds. Thooe minor ~. ball players give It all they've got beeause some ol them may be the stars of tonorrow. . CYCLE CENTER ;;;· .I . wm, RAWLINGS HONDA , , . - -,., lj'~"t.> Farm Science Review Tops Attractions J::;;, new home. ~ \ U the Cnh""'w1 Jets hid bid two _pitchers this year like Dive ' Roberts, former Gallipolis Llttlo '-""'"• It m1g111 bo'" beota a cWrerant story• .Ultwas theJetslost the 1968 ~tlollal ~ pellllllll ODd oiled IIYI pitchers In the decisive pmola1t &mdo.Y. _..-eel as a plac~ hitter ODd llfled 1 -erlne fly ball to right center 4eld In his oal,y - c e at the - . header, A week 1180 frldol1, Roberts pleked IV his 18th wiD of llle ltiiCMI against the JacksMvllle J-Meto 5-t to take uver the ~ load momentarll,y. But the Jots split last Sundlly's double ap1aot TONIGHT ONLY the J-Meto .... were edged for the pennont by Toledo by a mere .003 percentage points. · R4berts picked "' hla 19th win of the year Tuoada.y night at Michael Cairie Calumbua as the Jets downed Rochester 8-3 In the opeaer of the Jono Fonda 1968 1~1.-1 League Governor COG> PbQ-off. Golqlnlo Frl· in da,v night s game, the Jets held a slim Z-1 lead In the best three out of fhe against the Red Wings. HURRY Tile bls loft bonder might unomclally be a 21l1!ame wlmor lbll SUNDOWN season It the Jots sweep the series agalnot Rochester 1111 then meet tho winner of the Toi-.Jacksoovllle aerie,.; H the Jets win Color against Rochester, they'll play the first two games aplnot th w!J>. ond ner in the wilmer's bc:me cU;y IJXIthenmove to Columbus next Vincent Price two or three COI!ocludlng games of the series. ON USS HANCOCK in Future of Roberts seems uncertain. With all the call.q~s of Jet POMEROY Disbursing players, it is DOt known where Roberts will be .Pitching next Clerk seaman John w. Johnson, HOUSE OF Tbe mother club Pittsburgh Plntes bas called "' oeYOral USN. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. r-rt at 1969 spring tralnlng to protect them fkocm the el!PIIllloo Elber M. Jobn11011 of Route • draft. DOLLS' Pomeroy, is servins aboard th~ But the,..,;. I Wlder _ _l\, Roberta II COiwnbuopJoperl;y, 1111 attack nlrcrafl carrier USS HanColor' the team that gets 111m baa to buy him. In the spring of 1967 IIDberta eo<k on Yankee SlaUon olf the was picked ICl by the Kansas City Alhletlca on a $50,000 optloo 1111 CAR.T·.OON coast ct North VIetnam. when be dlda't make the grade, be was sold back to the Jets ror $25,000. So, teclmlcally, be Ia Columbus propei"Q. ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . ways seem to have a mountaJD of - r work Involved So, ol a semnd meeting a week or ao later there will be volunteer help to zype appllcatloos and so tot111 and Farm Home Administration employes will be oo hand to help proceu appllcaUms of thole wloblug to ~with building a '· The New in FARMINO:'~· .. = Pediatrics wold. Admlsllklns Mrs. !olarvln T. Grlllln, 1715 Cbelllllt St., Gallipolis; 111 r •· Bernard B. Davis, Rio Grande; Mrs. !berman L • . Rutan, VI!>· too; Mrs, Dooald R. Shim, Pl. Pleasant; Brian K. Moore, New Haven; Mri'. Grace A. Weaver, New Haven; Charles E. WUaoa, Mkldleport; Mrs. Berta E. ·!1\'racuoe: Homer P. lluddleltxln, Rt. 4: Jad<son; John F. Mahafl'ey. Rt. • AlbiiiJI; Mrs, Jamea A. Mayes, &dUand, Md.; Mrs. Rich· ard• D, Dewitt, Palneavllle; Mrs. Marvin D. IJodrUI, GalllpoU1; MrS, BJron C. Dudding, PI, Pleasant: Mrs. Carl H. Beute, Bidwell; and Mrs. Clarence M. Imboden, Pomeroy. Births Mrs. Donald R. S h I n n, Pt. Pleasant, daugbter, 2:53 p.m. Frida,!'; Mrs. !berman L. Ru· tan, Vlntoll, daushter, 5:03p.m. Friday. Discharges William T. Boston, WW!am A, Brewer, Helen E. COmer. Mrs. Willsnl G. Cox, Mn. Robert H. Crall, Mrs. Pllllllp G. Delong, Kenneth W. DOJIIPII'l)', Kemeth W. Dillon, Mrs. Vanlind S. Elllo, Gordon E. Famln, Harry w. Farraud, ~ Harrison, Marshall King, Miss Sarah E. Lewis, Raymood E. Manley, Mrs. Ray McGn.nnaham. Mrs. John F. Musser, Glenda G. Pbllllp, Mrs. Ted W. Stoney, Harl<IY R. Wells, Lela M. White, Clnda L. Mlller, Mrs. Lerdo E. Leach and lnflurt son, Mrs. James M. Pratt and 1ntant daughter. United Slates. Ttrls, or course, means without down po,yment, and with long term financlng and knr bUr· est rates. While this mil)' not be considered economically t h e most sound arrangement ln some quarters, it is an <JA)Ortunity which is olfered other places 111d should be olfered here. Attorney Bill Porter bas been most beneficial in securing some $1,800,000 aa the lnltlal amwnt ct money to be olfered under the hauling program here. If you're lntere~ in a new home - located any place in Meigs County - you'll ..ant to attend a meeting at the PomeVETERANS MEMORIAL roy Jwlior High Sehoul at 7 HOSPITAL FOR THE FIRST TildE, Meip p.m. on Thursday, sept. 26. ADMJTTED - Anna st'evens, AI thls meeting, an explanation Pomer oy; Paul CbQ>, Albal\f. SUNDAY will be olfered on the money •· DISCHARGED - Goldie Wyvallable and other detello. Then an~ Ruby Cole. TIMES-SENTINEL thooe attending will be free to Pubi!1Md e1er1 !il/1'111..• ~ the Oluo V.Ut> l'llill <llh irw o:;., browse around the auditorium CiALLII'OLCio DA.I L \ TIUBL "tO [ at plans, displays and cost es8ZS Third A•e. , Gallipolil a, Ollkl, UUI _...... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL li•'*' •·- ~ ....,....>11 enine n«pt S..1w~. timates which will be made aADMITTED - None. Sok'-' Cll11 Pol~ P.J<I at Gallipgli». Ohio. vailable by local cootractors. UQI. DISCHARGED - Edith Rice. TilE bAIL\' S£1•0111\t:L And. of course, thesethlngsal- o\ . :. ' HtiiQt nO~: V\llllpe!"Jib'S 2-4 IQd 7..S p.m. ~~ Gill,)' on John H~, , _ llvlne at Freeport In the GraDII Bahamas, was In town Wedneada.y 1111 'lburada.y on buslneao ODd vialtlne friends in the Big Bend areL MII\Y resldeata remember Jolm and his wife, Jo. The ~ resided on a farm located on the Harrisoovllle Road before pickIna IV some olx years aau to 10 to the Bahamas. lD Meigs COUnty, John ODd Jo - real square dance ...,uslasts - organized a square ·dallce club ODd each year were the key people In otoging a donee festival which drew dancer• from a wide area Into Pomeroy. Jo ud John have been in Freeport those six years and will remain there tor about one more before retiring to Miami, Fla., where they have purchased a home. They DOW vacatloa at their Mf.. ami 111101 - about a half hour via plane from tholr Fr0$0rl res!· ' '!;'.• . '' �-"1 ' i'l ".: ·.· "'~· I ' 't - ~· ~ ' ~' ~ 1 Hos~m~~t (- '- r ' ' i t li • "< I Ne!fl • • "V ! •' .. ' donee. In Freeport, John - an excellent euperiler and m I I I· .night - Ia working as a hotel maJntenanee supervisor and Jo Ia working In a hotel gift shop. There are some seven plush hotels at FreeporiaadJol)riworked oo construction several of them. John reports living cplte expensive tbere since everything must be Imported to the lolanda. Rent on their ooe -.om apart. eosta the couple $200 a IIIOIIth and thls Ia the c'-" eot avallable. On the other hand, tllere are no taxes at all - Including lnc:ome tax. t>eldelltally, Jo waa laid up In Florida rdth a severe cold and ns unable to make the trip beck to Meigs COUntY at this Ume. CounUans will be given the opportunlt,y to have new homes oo the same basis as many other towns and cities across t h e -a 110 IIIIIKIIulc litr_,,_,rGJ,Ot.lo,UTtt. PJdi"'-t t . . r) If~ IIMii!ll Uttpl ~ . Entll"td , , . _ . d.n• malllna mill..... PolnWOJ , Ohlu, Po.• OfJiot. *""' TEUI!i OF ~ Sl:B.SCRIPTIO ~ ctrr otr <ll il) and Stn!IJ . 35( p« -~. MAI L !>!..BSCRIPnO" IIATE.S The Gallipoll o Trllr.lna In Ohkl and 1\'ut Vl r- 111111. or. )tv 19; i i1 month• U ; iltrtt month• A; a .... ....-• • - ~ •rtiU; ola mooith•Sli; lhrM month1$UO. n.e Dall) s...IMI,- !•r $10; •lliiiOrll"' I .U5; lfi'rWIMiiiiM G. n ,. l nlood lj'ro .. lnteroaOolllll io ~~d" ~ ioe.l! ""ldtd lo 1he uu tor publi rl llooll qr all _ , d l op~~• r hll r l'illlll_. 10 r~l s rww 'P'j)lrr , ,. aha tM lord,_ • p..al •ohtd Mrel n Here are the new cycles we have in invoftto ry . .. 3-Modol PSO'o, 2 r..!, I bl•o, lhil io tho 11"1• moped SOcc model from H ~ t• It h nta 1c c v c , automatic onua, shift, quiet and econonticaL ......................... ______ $145 1-Modol CliO, Block, Sport 50cc, 4 •poe<! ramjot corbur.tion, o very nice "'first" cycle ............... . ..... . ············ ......... ............ $275 1-Modol CT90, Yellow, troi190cc, ~ opHd, olltotlati c clutch, ready for the woods -·- '1'l!dJV par~~ llu!dol were ~i, iAOnard Erwin, Mro. MoDdt.Y, Plirley Karr, Mn. ArlbiD" Orr, · lllrL E1lller Wl'lltlt, "Jlrt. BI.Y· moD11 Frink, Mrs. Harold ~ria. rw- bad 1!14 Harrlsoo origlllated the "Vooteto," who pbly In the "llfc Bald Sound" olthe Glom Miller 1111 l!eftllll Goodman era. Harrl80n 11 a 1955 ll"ld1llle of Gallla Ac:odelny llltll School IIIII maJored ill music at Ohio Uahwoll;}', AI GAllS, Harrlsoo was a member 111 A. Kimball SUiter' I GAllS Band. . Tho September lllolor Travel also boa a plctuno ot Mro. Rulh Clark and lllrL llorotiQ- Broyles of the (leUipol!s omee of the Automobile Club or Southern Ohio. Bls Ron Ellis, pbarmael1t at Holzer Hosplt.l, was tho winner of the 1988 Cou!ltrJ Club c:hlq>lomblp, according to a plctuno In the lrodoo Trlhme recently, Ellis defeated Ferrell IloilO)' on tho fourth extra bolo of a sUdden death playolf to oop the chanqllonohlp. Ellis besides golflne enjoys bowline 1111 rolls regularl,y at SIQ>Iile Mrs. '-1"11 Erwla will be the protlflln tor the Ocllll>er meotlag. • LueL " 'l'llfldl1 F~ . ~ Seturda,y night. Mra. MDII In· stelled Mrs. Faltslco aa the...., preoldent. Helen Merkelbaeh wao lnstaltlng olllcer and Mal>el Clouse was Installing marllhall. The climax of Saturday' I pro. p-am was the presentation d. a $500 Scbolarablp to a GalUpolls youth, DIIIIIIY Vaneo, 11011 ot Mr. and Mrs. Walter Vance, will attend Morehead Slate Unlverllljr thla IIIOIItb. The 0011Ventlon closed with a lfawallall Luau Saturday eYOII· lng. The tables were centered with fresh nawero and decorated pineapples. The enllre club ball ... decorated with the Ha- waiian matlt, andshb18andmuu. auests were dressed tn bright muua. 'lbe r.elllpnlls Elks ser.. ved refreslune!Xa otter the 10 p.m. dance. Several stores decorated their In honor of wiDdow the - wu Uon. · An outstanding done by Jerry Gibson at lllltchell' • Ofllee !bppl.f, t56 Second Ave. · wED. ' .THU. ·kl( •· 11 FRID~Y .TifR~~AY . ., ,. · ~L 211 •·2e -1, lut Jllr-:" 88.1idoi~".'':l l.u~~~ liiiNt · OURS = 79. .. S4 :.D . !_ · ~~"'~-erap~~~low~---~~:-~·~·J·~1;~;i~~~~~ the Weo1l illll 711r - 52.8 de- SHOW w.~,. not c~rpent.ra, palnt•ra, plumiMra, or eontractora auta •• Oulltondl. . NBW YORK IUPI) - Four playen, Bob lturlalld of Otla· hom& State, Ala Grooa or ltentucty, Jerrg Lucaa or Oblo state ..,d Lew Aklndor or UCLA. have twice won the outolandlng player awsnl In the NCAA -.tball champion· ship ftn8la. !fiiU«ittT, SEPT. 15 w.rre.,. Ott 1111 Rne Fulloli. In UNDERTAKER ANDJIISPALS Pluo ·---------..1 · "THE GHOS"r$" A riew ot todl;r'l homemaker aa a umaDager." Homemakers with llmlted space tor fruit treel will be Interested In the dwarl apple tree plots. These-"minl trees" conlist ot JJII1Ill varlolles or cultlvara, lncludlnJ aome originat- ed at Wooster on dWarf r o o t otDck. nus ia the aixth yea.r t o r the~ treea and they are producing good craps. The many dlllerent t;ype& will be ripe by Revtew Ume and will be labeled 80 visitors can easily iden~them. bedge or screen plants and otb· era as espalier plantings. On September 1, qrooomlsto at The Ohio Slate Unlveroll;v made the last several surnm"er al ~ falls seedlngs which will be oo display. The seedlngs are In the south plots ot the Review groonds. Made by a drill equipped with band seelder and press wheels, these aoiedlngs show what good results can be obtained when recommended practiced are fol lowed In making oummer plant. lngs of forages, observes Rooaid 'J'bompson, usistart manager of the Review. Last m1rnrte preparations are taking place on the grounds 1n northwestern Franklin County. Roads have been' oUed to reduce dust during the September 17 ~19 event. Border rows have been chopped out from between commercial demonstration plots of. 20, 30, 40-inch row com. Phone lines are baing lnstolled In the exhibit area. Plans are oomplete to demonstrate three dltlerent Irrigation !Q'SiemB during the Review. One Ia a selt.propeUed, rotary ays. tern 396 teet long which cover 1H2 acres automatically. Another is a wheeled system wtd.ch eonnects at various places in the or ar We do offer you the best bank HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS to help you paint, repair, enlarge, or modernize your home without further delay. ' • costa. Now, at tbe Farm Sclence Re- view site, excellent corn is grow- Ing In soil wbleh has not been IIUed at all, before or after planting. Tickets for the big farm . are avalllhle In advance lor onl1 50 cents tram ecJUIII;}' ExtenalOot agents, moot farm ecplpment .,.. blbltors, and some banks. T h e cost will be $1 It pmbaaed at the gate. A record number of exJdb1.. tors will be 011 hand for lbla large shoWing ot the latest •ID farm equipment IIIII supplleo. Hundreds of educatlooal oxhlblta have been prepared b7 speclallsta of all depertmenta of The Oblo Slate Unlveroll;}' College ct Agriculture and Home Economics, the Ohio COOperS· live Ertensloo Service, aad the Oblo Agricultural Research lllld Development Center. • Blackleg in Two Counties When House Guests Com~ Organize Be kind to onrbaek an your lmdget &SAVE $30~!m . ' Once..·r••r on Bemco Secroped/c •11d ••ttre••••· Saciopedlt: Imperial Hunr I Limited Tillie Ollty I . ~er":ce~s~ =~:~~=;;=a:,:;. : need : Lay o( the I .and ~ Strip Spoils Problem Met son 350 I I . I i~ ,, TOBACCO, ALTHOUGH SMAIL In • 1 - . " - e e l to maior crops In Ohio, hal 1111 amaal production of about 17 mlllion pounds In Ohio. This is almoat three percent of the U.S. totaL Yoo'U see I'Jba<CO .....,nne at the Ohio state Farm Science Review, Septeiaber 17-19. Unlen you are frclll tl18 tobacco growing arM iDSouthem Ohio, you may oever baa seen thia specialty crqt, Tot.ceo ls a co1.udn tD a number or well- · Dowers ODd vegetablea. The blooms are VII")" preJV as witnessed by the lady visitors to last yur'o Review. David Davies Plant F"U"St to Pass Test COLUMBUS - David Davies last week became the first plant in Ohio to qualify for the statefederal Talmadge-Aihenprogram of meat inspection. Dr. F. J . Burke of the Consumer and Markellng Service for the United States Department of Agriculture has approved the plant for this designation. The plant will now operate with state personnel under the federll program. Utilizing the U.S. D. A. stamPs and legend, all products from David Davies ha,·e the same status as products pro-duced in a federally Inspected meat plant. . ...un- SEPTEMBER 15th THRU SEPTEMBER Z!.st data. -' -Glover I• .:vorr,..joed at " •.,;... Jdo!ltlll..- ,HI! pointed t4 U. some .........................$530 ll'f bililotdt die cemeter1 Gil .!be liiieter . ~~ :::;'i;;";M;IID";-,:;;m on;liout!t .62. AnDII\o·' ·' $695 lblsllrl•l "· Ia croir'1 ' ·, ,. SIZES 3-6 · 7-12 6.65 5 . 6.95 5 ' RAWLINGS HONDA SALES .' MIDDLEPORT, 0. -- CAIITOON ~· ,_ l . ' • ! we·re teJ.IQBLE .I:.. - ' c•. 992·2151 C!P.LL 1-anomart< US 'IIi SIT WITH 'ltXI .,. ' ' n1eE GUY SERvice? clli3T for l..el'rl N& Will F,iild . Tb;m Astondart· . BE ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE, HONDA IS THE BIKE FOR -YOU .,ZND AVE. ' watJT FRienDl-Y, ~ \ Ttt-On31a.lr) ~lnlld lfth ·L~txtrlous DMp Pile THESE BARGAINS OR FREE ACCESSORIES AND WEARING APPAREl.. YeaR? Ellen BBD? 0\miiDe If.!!.~@ . o.f 0RVinarv 1.asr '~fkrn' ~ · WATERPROOF INti WAS YotJit HE8.TinG OIL SfR.YieE Kii'JO ter'~ Gff ~intedl 100% IIJ'Ide 3-4:30 (I) No stalk chopping Tuelda,v mornln2. FORAGE HARVESTER WELLINGTON BOOT i 3-4:30 CAPACITY THE DUKE are I [\>ectel tillage tools t0-11:30 Equipment Shows Operatloo A.M. P.M. Silage Harvesting 20", 30", 40" rows 9-11 :30 2-4 Corn harvesting 20", 30", 40" rows 9-11:30 2-4 ~)'bean harVesting 10-11:30 2-4 !belled com drying 10-11:30 2.J: Ear corn elevau.on !U-11:30 2-5 Hay _ mowln$! and con- j .I 10-11:30 dltlonlng ' 2-3 Hay raking 2-4 Hay baling 2-3 Stalk chopping (I) 9-10 Plowing and tillage 10-11:30 Schedule of Field NEW 45 TONS per HOUR or . 1-' to prevent 1810 soil - · · Uon and ldlb land-{lreporatlm Even Banana Trees Grow Ext"~AJ;.;;:Sonmllcs ~";pii,?~4.i~4'r.'lu:"r· ~~~. • The zype and of 1111· age It takeoto~cebestyialdl of eorn Is of urgent coneem to tarmero. The lreDd bu beoD toward m1n1mun Wlage 1!1 order L ·•s. I ~~aystem. Dwarf apple trees begin bear· tng fruit from one to ·two year a after planting. Of course, t h e amount of fruit depOnds on the size of the tree. You'll get only can answer II1ID1 problema. Thla and inany ather exhibits a few apples at the beginning, t,ve bee• _..-eel b7 departmoms of the OSU College of but considerable increase takes Agriculture 1111 the Oblo Agricultural Research and Develop. place each year. Trees on root-center. stock wiU average about 30 pounds ol fruit the ruth year. ••Green Thumbers11 visiting the Farm Science Revlew will be lnlerested I• the display annuals and shrUbS recommended for planting In Oblo. Acrordlng to .James Caldwell, cane, peanuts and JDaf1Y others COLUMBUS - If you've nevExtension fiorlcuiturist, many nJong with facts about their soil, a banana tree or pbte~ annuals will be oo display for er temperature, and moisture rethe home gardenertoobserveand apple plant growing. be sure to tp.~lrements. Most of these plarta pther Information helpful to him visit the Plant MUseum at the are heavy users of plant foot IJl· In bls own gardening program. Ohio State Farm Science Review trlents and re«Jdre Large aFor example., genniwns, oor~ September 17 ~19. There are numounts or fertilizer. For an ex~ malty grown from slips or art- merous plants on exhiblt at U.e ample. some tobacco producers museum - some natives o[ Ohio tlngs, are now being grown from apply as much as 2,000 pwnds seed and will be In the exhibit and others completely out of of commercial fertilizer per actheir habitat. for you to see. According to Trevor Arseott, re in producing a crop. Shrubs in the field displays show fall color and fruiting hab- associate professor of agronomy its. Too, shape and size of plants at The Ohio state University, ror use in various landscape you'll see tobacco plants, sugar patterns will be evident. There• It HAY IS AN IMPORTANT CROP In Oblo, 1111 this y-o Farm Science Review briDp ...... be declOJ.ous evergreen, and tecllllolOIIY 1111 lleld demoaatrattoos on bay mol<1JI8. You'll see new equipment of the major broadleaf evergreen plants on hours at which meals are servecppmenl c_.mes In q~erotloo. The 34o.Y evem begins Soptember 17 at The Ohio State Uni· display. Some may be used as ed and to plan meals so that you -1111 Allport (Don Scott Field). can spend as much time as posCOLUMBUS - John M. Stacksible witll your guests. house, Director of the Ohio DeMany Coods · can be prepared partment of Agriculture alerted in achance am put in the freez .. cattlemen Saturday to the threat er. Have a few Cood items in the or the disease blackleg. Dr. Harcupboard, refrigerator or freez- ry E. Goldstein, Chie( of the deer for emergency meals or ex- partment' s division oC Animal .! gl;!ngall"'/ ,. '" Galll&" COIIJII;y ·cli'Di."toocl.l . ,, .. ,.• •·· "'""' awltcblng of belooglngs betore durl~ the day, set up quickly, tra snacks. As you plan menus, Industry, has reported numerQ_~LIS - Entertalnlng Give the guest romn a ·ffcclni- the guest "8rriWs; ·U possible,· and are especially good. for small concentrate on a few dtshes that oos cases in Scioto and Adams you do especially well. This is Counties.. hauae peats can be a delight or fort and convenience" cheek. See empty a dresser drawer for the children. Have all the laundry done so no Ume to experiment with new a diluter - . depending on how Utat the bed is treshb made with guest's use. Blackleg is an acute infection ; well you plan for thla special clean linens. Have a few books U several guests are com.iJ1g. you have a full sl.l)ply or bed recipes! of cattle caused by a clostridium Use the oven as much as pos- bActeria am. characteriz:ed by , homemakl~ job. and ~ines handy, a good you probably will need extra linens, towels. and washcloths. ~ Start with a list of !qortant read!J18\lamp• a box of duues, ~lng a P a c e. Lightweight H your beth Is abort of towel sible. Oven meals require less emphysematous (gaseous) swell.. : details, arrlftl datal, time, run• glass and dee&Jter for water, aluminum foldhl&: cots with foam racks, extra standing racks are "pot-watching" and a whole meal ings or the leg muscles. Dr. ~ ber or psts, manber and kind extra hangers, a luggage rack. mittresses make extra beds that hand..Y. 1t there's ootenough space can be done in the oven if you Goldstein's report indicated that :.of moJo, 1111 tasks that will aad ashtr&J<a. set It> quickly In the famJiy In the bsthroan, put them up in plan careful]y. As you get food while the disease may occur at spect.J attendon. Probably It some member of the faml.. room. livlllK room or bedrooms. the bedrooms. Put fresh cakes ready to cook, try to complete any season, it predom.lnates in of &DIP It all the ba.Sill8, bath- one job before starting another. the spring and tall tub, and shower stalls. Give each Clean lJ) as you go by washing, It is suggested that herd ow• guest ap llllividual bath maL drying and putting away the equipers counsel with their veterPlan to serve some refr~sh­ mont. inarians In considering vaccinaments as soon as your guests ' Have table linens, sliver ai'KI tion against the disease. The arrive - especially if they have china clean and ready to use. disease can be prevented through been_ traveling Cor some ttme. Don't overlook the "disposables" prophylactic vaccination. Have glasses, napkins and trays especially if you are planning cellent erosion costroJ measure visit was to take some pictures ready so that )'OU can otter re-- several outdoor meals. BY JOHN COOPER of the landscape In that area. and also pleasing to the eye. freshments with a minimum o£ Prepare a complete shopping : SoU conaenatton service From the top of the hill behind ertort while you are sUII ex .. list so that you won't have to • MaSOII Coullly WALTER RIDENOUR, on Rt. the Jesse Brown hwle many changing greetings. last mioote trips to the make : PT. PLEASANT - Frank Gloeonsermian practlces can be 2, beyond F1atrock, Ia plaMing Meals are an Important part store. Serve foods in keeping ! Jr. alliltant atate eona~r­ seen. It was a picture taken to do some stream channel work. : vaUonlst ot the SoU Conser ... from the top of Ibis blU that tho Denver Yoho of SoU Conserva- of entertaining and achance plan- with the season. Some &dvanceplanningandpre: don Senice, was In Mason Couft.. Western SoU Conservation Dls- tion Service balped him plan the ning and pnpratlon will pay art U is your responsibility as paratlon can make entertaining : ty one diY this week working trlcl used on tho front page of imProvement. This will involve hostess to tell you:r guests the guests o delight for both you aad • · with ua m plans tor revegeta- Ita booklet coatalnlng llle long removing sediment from llle the guest. Try it soon! ~ t1011 1trlp ll11ned orAL tom of the stream, and ahlplng program. ;. 'l1lete ,are JllU1 problma con- range Barbara Adkins, dlpgtrter of the c:hlnnel After the chamel : •eted with aettiiiJ these strip Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkins, bas been &baPed aad the soli : opoill covired. One ol these II at Marshall Untversl- which Is removed spread, the 1:; tba kiW pH (high acldll;}') of mueh azy,stedont Jesse Br-. 1111 Mr. bankJ and bare areos "ould be :- !JI. lilt". spoiL Allodler problem Ia Brown•a .:oUie, Lasate, helped reseeded. • , that there .lo eontlnued eroolon us and poeed for our ptctureL . • ov,en otter ~nt• planted tor THE DIVERSION AROUND the We observed auexceUentstand ,_ 1 ,_ ,.ua ~n such time as aew dressing rqcms at P o i n t of pasture IIJ'III oo the Roed :' tba treeJ· ptOYldo co..r tOi the fllrm for · thla time of year, con- Pleosant High School stadium : ..entire ..... slderlna the amount. of dairy boo been COIIIIIMed. Equipment ~ ~Of tbo which Mr. otDck wbleh grue 011 It be1ong!Jv to the ell;}' of Polpt .•· Gloftr ~out to ..... to Pleasant be1ped wllh IIIII work. . . /. ' uousi.Y. The three lllrm ponds · lOW a .,rouril. eover of IIJ'IU or 011 the Hood farm provide water Hoaal4 GDkeiCNI of SCS checked .• lagliJDe at tho lllll8 t!ftto trees tor the Cllltle. Strip cropplna Ia llle ol the diYOralon-dltch ' would be planted. With Ibis eom- analher eonaerfttlm pradice, u It wa• belne made. . biDII;IOoi It 11 boped that a <Jilek be Ia an .,.. -~ ccner ceuld be ~nod 1111 woocb ·· planto. which wodd make ' a tree erop at a lat- IJC!lulloM HURRY ON IN TO RAWLINGS HONDA AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF • r ,_rllne and Ia turned olf ID be moved from one coanect1011 In the lleld to another. Allodler Is seen A 10 O.P •••IIIII• THE LATEST INFURMATION available On corn dlaeaael llld IDHcta will be at YOID" flnaertlps at this "year's Farm Science Revlew, Septembef 11..19. There'll be exhibita such 11 the one pictured here anti literature on the varlous pestll ot corn. U corn Ia your businesa, keeping av-to-date in '68 lng wOek September 17, 18, 19 liear the Ohio Slalll Unlver1lf3' Airport. Sponsors are tho eolle&e of Agrlcolture and llolpo Eoonomleo st Ohio Slate Unlvoro!V) the ~ratlve Elrtensloo Service, the Ohio Agr!culturni Reoearch and Dovelopment Center, and the Ohio Expoellloos COmmlollkln. With tile theme, uaet Up to Date In '68," tbla lhreHa,v "'ent gives the opportunity tor eveQ"· one lnterelled In IIIJI pbase al agr!bualnesa and tam1ly living to learn and ... the latest techDO!ogy and machinery demoostrated. 'lbe family is uup to Date in '68" at the Farm Science Review. Four half-hour I>I"OIP"aDIS ol special interest to women will be presented dally at the home eooaomics tent TheseproIIJ'am&, to be COI>Wcted "' fa<· •• ' SUNDAY THUR SATURDAY 1-Madel CL 175, candy blue, 5 s.,..d, chrome f.nders, turn s-ignalt, 175cc engine, scra ..bler, hot and sharp ...... Farm Sctence lleriew th1a eom- pnrer.'' ":.~ 111111 leJnj)eriluH tor w - tbl1 - 75 do- the tor~ ....... ............ $380 ........ ........$485 75 81 .18 88 d .10 75 52 . W....oday -or 2-Model. CL90's, 1 camly blue, 1 candy reel, both with chrome fender~ and turn s1gnols, 4 sp.. d, scrCHBbl•r 90cc, a nicer single cylinder bike .............. $380 3-Modol S5125'o, 2 caftdy blue, 1 caody rod, 4 speed, v~ t-gile and very qulclr., super sport 125cc .. 58 Jl:"be'""• . . ························ $365 1-Model S90, Bloclr. with chrome fender•, 4 speecl, turn siiiMIIs, sport 90cc, very sharp ..................... . 1-Modol CL 125, ca•dy bl.o, 4 opo..!, ocromblor 125cc, chro•e fwnden, high e.~~:haust system ........ beoa cards made bad 4uma thelfDIID monlll thet beota lhreelhutlns. The socleVordereel vanilla to ..U II a llud ralall!l prqlact. are plcturod IDrdlne an Amerleaa Air LIDos A.llro Jet at Greater CblciAnltl Aii1IOl'l as they started their cultural vllltlbll to Portamoulll'o sister city, Orlllba, Mexico, 011 Juno 7. All If· -eDI& tor the trip ware made by the World Wide Travel Jl&. partment. •!In"""' SJ ~1 60 .19 .' !\>~~>- . ~ Tile SOptember 1f«or Travel, olllclal nuiat1.J, cor 0 1111 MrL , ol the Automobile Club of I!<Jutltern Oldo, bu a brief Olllcero J"CIIIi1a wife _PYIR tem about llalpb HarrloOII '"' 12. He Ia the ..., ollllr -~1 1111 c<JIIIlllunlcatlono w.,.. i"8ld Mrs. Holll1 Harrtaoa, Lower River Rd. , . •fkoom Debbie 1111 5an111 woOd. Harrl1011 1111 the 'Portomouth MeKinley JUDI'"' liltll ''Ve-" It wa1 nportal,that 15 lick calls GALLIPOLIS - tee. t:: llltll Low Proe. >OIIona, 1111 Mn. BaUey ..,.. DIIY (COntinued from Pap I) polis, was elected second tnu!l- :!m_ ·w-ar ratad the ~~ Emblem Our car salesmen )1ft arouud the say they rooDL •• with our 1989 Dodte ana Hambler new car showiJWa the showrocm ~~-!t~oold Hke ror us to sell our remaining cycles ao they can get cutomerL .with the purchase of'~ .so;;:~~WEGO• • here is a tittle bonus for new HONDA are going to glve away a two-piece suit(= ~~~Coany size, any price, any color, we Y'"' dry OD thole dny moral . • heavy duty Yell"" viiiYO to keep new purchase. of ~ Also as her poliey, a aatety approved helmet to go with each sipla so you~~ .. :e::.:~ .cycles have mirrors ah:l most models haw tura •.· ,_- ·.·,.-'··,· ' uH;y m e - i <JI the School of BY C. E. BLAKESLEE !lome Eeonolnlco, will olfer: Ext. Agent, Agr!colture New 1D1181t abou bow cbllMelp _Caoml;y dren develop. ·POMEROY-Neori.Y 100 lllelp A "llqlper'l special" about area tarmera; homemal<erl, and new tood pr;>ducls. aaribuollleas leodero are pion. All eJqtloratlon fA "COiliUD'ler nilll! to attend the annual arld ,..;•. u Uua "WE NEED THE ROOM" SALE AT RAWLINGS HONDA auto . GALL1110uS -. T e m p e •• of the . lluru!=-J;'J....,..tlCII, Church. _ . . , . tor eoch ~ Topic ~!edwu"Oiurchwomlll .Period" tMmdod b7 Pelt 1\lc. 1n the Congo... Mr"" !\JIII<Or eormtet. at Falrfllld rood the 1erlplure aad pYI de- . station, ··y~.., That year Roberto Onished 5-2 lOT the oeooon. So It ·the Jets • got him for $2.1,000 wltb on 0.0 reconl at the beglnnlag of the 1967 season, you.can bet that ~than 18-S seum's recon:l, t~~ere•u be a good price fllg oa him._. I've seen Dave pitch aeveral gamea se&SCIIL He looked good In all of them. I'd ratheri(lto Columbus to see a baseball pme than drive to Cincinnati to see the Jljds. Thooe minor ~. ball players give It all they've got beeause some ol them may be the stars of tonorrow. . CYCLE CENTER ;;;· .I . wm, RAWLINGS HONDA , , . - -,., lj'~"t.> Farm Science Review Tops Attractions J::;;, new home. ~ \ U the Cnh""'w1 Jets hid bid two _pitchers this year like Dive ' Roberts, former Gallipolis Llttlo '-""'"• It m1g111 bo'" beota a cWrerant story• .Ultwas theJetslost the 1968 ~tlollal ~ pellllllll ODd oiled IIYI pitchers In the decisive pmola1t &mdo.Y. _..-eel as a plac~ hitter ODd llfled 1 -erlne fly ball to right center 4eld In his oal,y - c e at the - . header, A week 1180 frldol1, Roberts pleked IV his 18th wiD of llle ltiiCMI against the JacksMvllle J-Meto 5-t to take uver the ~ load momentarll,y. But the Jots split last Sundlly's double ap1aot TONIGHT ONLY the J-Meto .... were edged for the pennont by Toledo by a mere .003 percentage points. · R4berts picked "' hla 19th win of the year Tuoada.y night at Michael Cairie Calumbua as the Jets downed Rochester 8-3 In the opeaer of the Jono Fonda 1968 1~1.-1 League Governor COG> PbQ-off. Golqlnlo Frl· in da,v night s game, the Jets held a slim Z-1 lead In the best three out of fhe against the Red Wings. HURRY Tile bls loft bonder might unomclally be a 21l1!ame wlmor lbll SUNDOWN season It the Jots sweep the series agalnot Rochester 1111 then meet tho winner of the Toi-.Jacksoovllle aerie,.; H the Jets win Color against Rochester, they'll play the first two games aplnot th w!J>. ond ner in the wilmer's bc:me cU;y IJXIthenmove to Columbus next Vincent Price two or three COI!ocludlng games of the series. ON USS HANCOCK in Future of Roberts seems uncertain. With all the call.q~s of Jet POMEROY Disbursing players, it is DOt known where Roberts will be .Pitching next Clerk seaman John w. Johnson, HOUSE OF Tbe mother club Pittsburgh Plntes bas called "' oeYOral USN. 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. r-rt at 1969 spring tralnlng to protect them fkocm the el!PIIllloo Elber M. Jobn11011 of Route • draft. DOLLS' Pomeroy, is servins aboard th~ But the,..,;. I Wlder _ _l\, Roberta II COiwnbuopJoperl;y, 1111 attack nlrcrafl carrier USS HanColor' the team that gets 111m baa to buy him. In the spring of 1967 IIDberta eo<k on Yankee SlaUon olf the was picked ICl by the Kansas City Alhletlca on a $50,000 optloo 1111 CAR.T·.OON coast ct North VIetnam. when be dlda't make the grade, be was sold back to the Jets ror $25,000. So, teclmlcally, be Ia Columbus propei"Q. ..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . ways seem to have a mountaJD of - r work Involved So, ol a semnd meeting a week or ao later there will be volunteer help to zype appllcatloos and so tot111 and Farm Home Administration employes will be oo hand to help proceu appllcaUms of thole wloblug to ~with building a '· The New in FARMINO:'~· .. = Pediatrics wold. Admlsllklns Mrs. !olarvln T. Grlllln, 1715 Cbelllllt St., Gallipolis; 111 r •· Bernard B. Davis, Rio Grande; Mrs. !berman L • . Rutan, VI!>· too; Mrs, Dooald R. Shim, Pl. Pleasant; Brian K. Moore, New Haven; Mri'. Grace A. Weaver, New Haven; Charles E. WUaoa, Mkldleport; Mrs. Berta E. ·!1\'racuoe: Homer P. lluddleltxln, Rt. 4: Jad<son; John F. Mahafl'ey. Rt. • AlbiiiJI; Mrs, Jamea A. Mayes, &dUand, Md.; Mrs. Rich· ard• D, Dewitt, Palneavllle; Mrs. Marvin D. IJodrUI, GalllpoU1; MrS, BJron C. Dudding, PI, Pleasant: Mrs. Carl H. Beute, Bidwell; and Mrs. Clarence M. Imboden, Pomeroy. Births Mrs. Donald R. S h I n n, Pt. Pleasant, daugbter, 2:53 p.m. Frida,!'; Mrs. !berman L. Ru· tan, Vlntoll, daushter, 5:03p.m. Friday. Discharges William T. Boston, WW!am A, Brewer, Helen E. COmer. Mrs. Willsnl G. Cox, Mn. Robert H. Crall, Mrs. Pllllllp G. Delong, Kenneth W. DOJIIPII'l)', Kemeth W. Dillon, Mrs. Vanlind S. Elllo, Gordon E. Famln, Harry w. Farraud, ~ Harrison, Marshall King, Miss Sarah E. Lewis, Raymood E. Manley, Mrs. Ray McGn.nnaham. Mrs. John F. Musser, Glenda G. Pbllllp, Mrs. Ted W. Stoney, Harl<IY R. Wells, Lela M. White, Clnda L. Mlller, Mrs. Lerdo E. Leach and lnflurt son, Mrs. James M. Pratt and 1ntant daughter. United Slates. Ttrls, or course, means without down po,yment, and with long term financlng and knr bUr· est rates. While this mil)' not be considered economically t h e most sound arrangement ln some quarters, it is an <JA)Ortunity which is olfered other places 111d should be olfered here. Attorney Bill Porter bas been most beneficial in securing some $1,800,000 aa the lnltlal amwnt ct money to be olfered under the hauling program here. If you're lntere~ in a new home - located any place in Meigs County - you'll ..ant to attend a meeting at the PomeVETERANS MEMORIAL roy Jwlior High Sehoul at 7 HOSPITAL FOR THE FIRST TildE, Meip p.m. on Thursday, sept. 26. ADMJTTED - Anna st'evens, AI thls meeting, an explanation Pomer oy; Paul CbQ>, Albal\f. SUNDAY will be olfered on the money •· DISCHARGED - Goldie Wyvallable and other detello. Then an~ Ruby Cole. TIMES-SENTINEL thooe attending will be free to Pubi!1Md e1er1 !il/1'111..• ~ the Oluo V.Ut> l'llill <llh irw o:;., browse around the auditorium CiALLII'OLCio DA.I L \ TIUBL "tO [ at plans, displays and cost es8ZS Third A•e. , Gallipolil a, Ollkl, UUI _...... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL li•'*' •·- ~ ....,....>11 enine n«pt S..1w~. timates which will be made aADMITTED - None. Sok'-' Cll11 Pol~ P.J<I at Gallipgli». Ohio. vailable by local cootractors. UQI. DISCHARGED - Edith Rice. TilE bAIL\' S£1•0111\t:L And. of course, thesethlngsal- o\ . :. ' HtiiQt nO~: V\llllpe!"Jib'S 2-4 IQd 7..S p.m. ~~ Gill,)' on John H~, , _ llvlne at Freeport In the GraDII Bahamas, was In town Wedneada.y 1111 'lburada.y on buslneao ODd vialtlne friends in the Big Bend areL MII\Y resldeata remember Jolm and his wife, Jo. The ~ resided on a farm located on the Harrisoovllle Road before pickIna IV some olx years aau to 10 to the Bahamas. lD Meigs COUnty, John ODd Jo - real square dance ...,uslasts - organized a square ·dallce club ODd each year were the key people In otoging a donee festival which drew dancer• from a wide area Into Pomeroy. Jo ud John have been in Freeport those six years and will remain there tor about one more before retiring to Miami, Fla., where they have purchased a home. They DOW vacatloa at their Mf.. ami 111101 - about a half hour via plane from tholr Fr0$0rl res!· ' '!;'.• . '' �,, . '· GALLU'OLIS- B e ~ 0.r o · a ~ fh!IOd 'lleWoa. Brldeo~ cJocora~ ~. . Ill lito ........ lh. lip!, TGrtrst " IJDited ·. .Pfitll1torllll lido, and brkltamald, MI I I Cborob of ('.oJI . .Ii, Milt Jon. ·- N- V~el!, I.Dralll, ...,.. .ue" E.... · ~...., the brklt ll:Ylod like the matzon of Wll- FNiirlck ,Sol- Jr. o t - s . on ¥ ~ ol Slpl. 14. Brill! 11ae, Toledo, wu best ,IIJal EYIDI II the ......,... ol man and : lllherl were Lowell Mr. · ind Krl. Joltn L. 'E nal, EnDI, r.. ll.,.lls; Ropr )ltr. , iiB Ave., and Mr. Solt- dod<, Tollllo; Dkk Sladdarck, man II the - ol Mr. and lfrL and Gn1 Sollman, both of TGW, F. Sal- Sr. ol Toledo. lodo. RoY. Glin ll!laldt read the The brlde'o mo11ter ...,.. a , •.__ ol lito daul>le • rlnl . _ b l = ...t and clreaa llllllll'• Weddlnl millie wao PN- ,· 1o with white flu- hat and IOIIted ~ IIIIas Catberlne 111.r-· blJII acceaiOI'Ieo. 5be alao wan~ 11111 Mra. l!lliH EplfD& a w~~tt. earna11on lhoulder Jr. ~clal IIOilber'l Wl'l'l, ''Be- eorsqe. 'cau•," Ulf I COUld Tell Tbee," The eroom'• mcther wore a IDd ''Lord's Pri¥W'·,. belae atik linin Jacket and drea• Two OWdnil -eta ol onoemble will! Jlink acceuorleo stud<, yellow jlOIIIIIOIIII, and Jlink cor-• and tangerine carnatlona, a n d A NC0P11c1! wao hold at the - · CCIII!pleled the bride'o bome Immediately lollowing the wedding eerOIIICIIQ', oburch deoarallona. Cllldelabras were placed m Tbo brlde'o table wu centered acb lido ol the ollar. witb floral arrangements or earGiven In rnarrllt&oo by her lath- natlona and cal!dleo In allver er, the brklt opproac:bed the II· candolobn. Three noaepyo tied lar In a lloor-IOI!IIh CillO aown toaother witb prlonda of aprtn. al olencon lace over a formol IOrio and a and briIIIMveleoo A-line elrosa o1 brl- c1a1 caM on each IIIII completed c1aJ taffeta, The neckline W I I the table arrangemenla. For a wadcllna trip to Northlrlmmed with peoria and I b e IO!!D featurod Ions lleoveo and ern Micldpn, the b r I de d!lpellOI!IIh train. chanled Into a traveling costume The bride's beiMiplec:e was ol o1 belgo knit clren wiUt brawn . - _ . and lace petala trim-. aceeoi!Orles. Theorcbldfromher mod witl! peoria and eryatalo bridal bouquet wao used aa a IIIII t.ld a linger tip ol pin IIOinl-a..., cor-. Idik lllmdCII. · The -IJweda "wW makeUtelr She earrlad a eaocade o l - bome II U2t IWl Avenue in TomJniPtn eart!llfCIII will! l ledo !!here Mr. Sal- Ia at- · yellow -throated orobld ·-._Ute Unlverolt7 of Toledo Ia lito eonler. 5be wore no lew· and lo fDIII]oyad with the OwenaelrJ, lllinola eo. Tho malrcll! at honor, M r •· Tile bride lo a ol Rvooell lforlllll of rMU"'>>o, Obld Unlnralf,y wllb a dolret was.ilreoaed Ill a floor - IOI!IIh in Journalllm 11111 waa Oll!]>lo.r.,... ol d!llfcm over talhla,IQ'I- ed for the pall yoor at BatteUo ad ; llltl! an empire ...Uot and Memortal Institute in Colwnbuo. sa- '. g}J!Uk;y·r I wore FIELD WEIJAJROOMED - Tbo Moiga !llnuder _ . , IIebi ca"'lllt the eye or the speclltora at the 1968 oeaaon ope110r FridaJI night Fano called It "<Jne or the best gromned high school aeJ41 they hid ever seeu." Others vowed it is better thaD many college turfs. Rev... Bill Perrin. .tarwHa& overaeea Red Hayes painting the Marauder maroon am gold colors in tbe center of the Mrs. Foster lleld. Rev, Perrin., with Cotch Clarles Chancey and other school officials 600 volunteer workers, ·. C*lt many hours to have the fteldand stadium ready for this season. A new, heavy stand of grass, - - 1!111"11od, olao adO!'DI the areo. Horwred w:ith Mullens Wins Second Bronze Star (V) Medal GALLIPOIJS - Sp-5 Joines F. Mullens, Jr., Rt. 2, Vinton, was awarded his second Brome Star medal ln Vietnam on July f. Mullens, now on his second tour ot' dub" in Vletnam, recet~ eel a amUlar aword in 1966. IDs wife Carol, Rl. 2, Vintoo, lo employed the Ohio Vall.oy PUbUshing Co. S~~ectallst Mullens, according to a letter trom Brlpdier GeQ.o oral RllYI!Iond P. lllurl>l\v, Cillo! of staff, earned his second. •Y UNUSUAL WHITE CROW - Waldo Browa. loll, views white cror~ taken earlier this year by 0. M. Burchett. Rt. 2 Gollipolis. Bronze star Medal with "V" device aa a l"esult or heroic ac- QIJIET CROWD - Meigs Marauder tans, for the most Part had llttle to cheer' abrut Frlda.v l!ight u tbolr 1968 season heme opener was ruined by the Point Ple.,ant Big Blacks. This photo or the large crOM!o!Meigslans viewing the game with llttle emotion. Some children, in taet; llmplJ sat enio1lng Ulelr COIIdy I!I>Pio• and other refroahmeats. -·part ... ." . ~ := ~ ! ;- .·:.•- .· ~ ··. .- ;. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Row· ar.i <shuil Footer or 2(181h ilon. roe A>a!IIOo- huuocotl wiilu .m loeoll..-.. ........ ~week II Kr<ldel Part clubltotiae' ·Witb Mra. Karel! Jolu!lo!! and lfrL Jllll;y Ilenaley •..-.lnl '" boateoL mander I!IIIIOuverad the unit Into· Tile club houoe11al do~ted a detanal•e po.oiUou. A!Utlalltne, in ahadoi oil orchid ~ the Jilt the eompanj' <ame uocler lntanse lillie leolured a decorated"enemy ama11 arms andautmnaUe brella. .....,..., Ore, ·aerlooaly woundMro. Footer,_the f<Inl!ir OrInti aeverel aolcllerL Iotta Sturpon, recel'fod• and . "Beactlng quickly, ~eclallll\ ened JIWI)' 1 ~ and uiefllllllll Mullens courageously m o v e d alter which nlreetnnentt r! or about the battleftebl treatltW llle puneb, caM, ~and mlnlawere wounded. Repeotedly elQ)Oaintl served. hlmeelr ....to IDDDIJ' lire, he cooUilled io\ save the Uvea of hio The ruest list lncludolb MrL caro1.r11 WIDlder, Hlldestui--. illiured comrades untll medleol evacuation hellcopten arrlv8d. Margaret Amburge)', D 0 r Ia "Hil aelfiess concern for his Pinter' Mar)' Hyre, ~ Wal· tellow soldiers ud courageous tara. Susie Renal.di, Mary - actions were an lnSJ~lration to Wheeler' Eftlee :MJren, Dud7 his entire unit" Adkina and Tlnl. Dixie La.ft<m. I Brenda Layton, Poor! Layton, PhJill• Ilooch, Ida Stallley, Erne .Ilooch, Bonlll Hilton. MlrL H'"'ord Shultz,LindaM.Yero,l!lli1 !!red Null. Nora Lplo, DeUy Wire ~ i ···1118801118:'"~ ilaneo, Lou Ferrell, Doris Deol, Paulllle : RUTLAND - A reception was Pulllns, Barbara Spears, ~ Jean : held at Ute Rutland Church ot Hanklna, Eula BeUODIJ', Janice .: Christ Wedneada.v eveninshtlnor· Boooh, Noll Rennec(y, Betf,y Har· · Inti the new minister and his rison, Brenda Wlnlder, · Slllle wlle, Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene u~ Feri!USon. Harriet Wallaee, Marlene lle)'nol4s, Edllll GIIUIIPlo, . derwood. An hour program preceded the Audrey Hnltmto, Sll1y Bllll¥1 aoctal hour held in the basemert. Margie Rlcllanl, Mabel Gerlach. The opening prayer was by 11<!1>- Joy Slur- Patt,y Burdetll, . ert Snowden. Mrs.. Reva Snolr- ArleN ·Th..,.._ Linda T~ den welcomed tbe new minister ..,.. llarpret SbeD, Cheeyl :so.,. an:1 wife and. presented .them pie, Nancy GDioJ. battio Rllllt, willl flowers. LJDda Miller, FQe Holmes, Jo- . ~ol numbers were sang by Aim Ron, Kate Foster. llaqar.. ·, Thelma Michael and Ira Wolfe, et Francis, Phj'lllo Youitr. car- : Roy Snowden, Ethel Nelson IIIII Ia Amburgey, I,lnlla Pulllaa. Ka- · Thelma Michael, Jane Wlae, Deb- Ue Pelllaa, MaQ K. l1addolro bie May and Sherr! Turner and Barbora AdidJut, Sl"Aroo Slur> ' the Prtmary clasB. Areadlnawas geon, Geneva ~. VIolet .· glwn by Mrs. Jessie Grueaer. · Gerlach, Natalie HaiL ' DevotJOn1 were io charge otcart • HyselL Tho .closing prayer waa made by Purl Vamneter. The group preaented the Uoderwoocls with eupet for their Uvins room at the paro...,. and a gift or money. ! Refreshments ol cake. <Ill cakes;· JeUo, eotree aixl tea were aer""'- The dinins room was decorated in pink and White and 1 large caM decorated in pink. roses centered the retreshment table. The . .... made by Mra. Suly ~nler ol COlumbus. Mrs. J•• May aervod the cake, MrL TbeiJna Hnell aervad the Jallo, and Mro. Jeoole Grueser 11rved the coffee. Ajlproldmataly 80 were In attendance. cOmmittee lor the event wao lfrL Thelma llyHll lln4 Mrs. Reva&MM<il!t. .llr. Uaderwoocl has boon hltod to .em; the Rutland Cl!urcb tor lito ~ year., He~· oervod .. pallor of the Zion Clutrch flit the JN!al-10 yeara. Women's Club Reviews Past TOUCHDOWN - A pUe-~.~> at the goal line occurred as this Times-Sentinel was snapped. PoiJt Pleasant fans and players, however, didn't care because lt resulted from Barry Nash go. bw: into the erd zone for the Big Blacks se.conl six-pointer, Meigs players in the photo are Jon Kloea (84), Jltn Crow (60), DeMis Ault (12), John Smith (22) and Jltn SWatzel (77). Saturday Afternoon Grid •.., ·~ · •.• • ;. ,. ., ;, . '· . . IIIJNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Morehead State Unlversicy ml18ed two Deld goals in t h e fourth Cf!orler here Saturday and had to settle for a 7-7 tie with Mulhall in the season opener tor both teams. 'l1le Ue na more of a blow to llarshall !!ltich went into the llllbtl with a new coach, Perry !lou, having lost all 10 pmeslast year. Tile Eagles mlaaed three IIebi pis in all. Tbo ftrst in the ...... from 24 7ord1 out. The final poriodmlas•• liVe from 22 and to yardo. Morehead opened the ac:oriog Ia lito Drill period altar Charles Buraolt intercepted a D o n _,: l!l!IIJitor paoa on the Manball 36 •,. l!ld ralurDicl It to the 12 - yord ;:. 11111,: MonhNd reached tbe one. .•:· pri 11M -oral plays later but• , • IIU ~lzed Ill yards for bold- lfl-l.OWfa 8A>pn ran first for 9 .............. ' 'lit' ,.... and Ut.. seven yorda f..- ,..p . .... llrst missed lleld pi lito .llar.W II lol<h- On the seventh play followins the missed kick Swisher hit flanker Jell' Ternes with a 35yard pass, moving the ball to the Dve-yard line. Two plays later Charlie Jones took in a three-yard pus tor the score. Reedsville Man lnj ured in Car POMEROY- WUitamWataon, 38, R!-- 1 Reedsvllle, was injur.. ed In a one-car accident saturda.v mornins on the Owl HoD'"' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Road near Tuppers Plains. ADMITIED: Mary Martin, Buf· The Meigs County Sberif'f's fllo; Edna Potts, Apple Grove; Department said Watson was Mrs. Genevleve Wood, New Ha- driving a 1963 model br beloncven; Mrs. Dallas Bailes, Robing to Blaettnar Auto Com_pany. ertaburg; John WUis, pt. Pleas- Thtl auto was demolished. ant. Watson was removed at 11:18 DISCHARGED: Larry Mea- a..m. to Veterans Memorial Hos.dows, GalUpolis Ferry; MltcheU pltal by private tranaportatlan Bible, Maaon; John Jones, Hen-- and later transferred to camden derson; Osburn Stewart. PL Clark Hospital in Parkeroburg. Pleasant; Mn. Addle Ohll-.er, He reportedly auJtalned contu.. New Haven; Mrs. Earl Whittllli"" slons and abrasiOill of the race ton,Bufialo. and howL BIRTH: A son to Mr, aNI Mrs. The sherlrt't department abo OUa Neal, Leon. reported investigation or an ac· cident behind the count,y jail, where a parked car owned by Bonneville Dam was named Robert Beeele, deputy sberlft, for Capt. Benjamln D. Bonne- was struck by a truck belonalrw ville, hero of Waahinl!lon Irv- to Elmer Bums, Middleport. ing's book, "The Adventures Dll!llge waa minor to both ..,. or Captain Bonneville." hiclea. Area Deaths retired Ask "14• ~r," ~;:""at~~·.; ::,u.;.n~.:':J:'! ~~~!;.~='~ ~ i!"'· ..._ 'J"i" p.m. Harold illine""' < ' u-.> ~"""will'- ·~ .,_~:;i~~ti=:·~~~~~i~:'{~ Miss Dianna Criswell Weds Robert Custer Jr. MIDDLEPORT - In a DoorIOI!IIh """" or white orpnza over dotted swiss, Miss D1ama Lynn Criswell became the bride of Robert Ray CUller, Jr. in a eandlollllltt ceremoay at Heath Metbodiat Church, Middleport, ... S&lur<lay. Sept. 7. 1be bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell o1 127 Falrlane Drive, Middlepori. The brldegromn is the aon o1 Mr. aad Mra. Robert Ray Custer, Sr., 330t w. Second Ave., Belle, W.Va. Vows of the doule rin.H ceremony were read at 6:30 p.m. by the Rev. Max Dooalrue, pastor of Heath Church, and the Rev. Denver Blevins of the B e 11 e Presbyterian Church. veil the vlllqe, the cOII!jllay • .,... . - The brlde was escorted by ber father to the altar, which was decorated with vases of yellow and bronze mums and pom poms Oanked by candelabra. Her gown gr.- was designed with long sleeves featuring ruf!led jabot lrtm at the cuff, an empire waist, and ruf!led trltn at the neck with 111\Y aatin oottons extending from the neck to the waistline. T h e Reception ror New Pastor, is H · fd · " ··· . Beegle .· Slwwer Event aoo it Is on dl8J>Iay at his home. The dalrymu·lnuar, a raUve uon on A!Jril18 196&. of Keatuch;r, wouldn't part With the white crow for &IQ'thiDg. Oae of Said the ge~ral: ''Specialist the colllltJ''s game otftcials said white craws are very rare - Mullens diatlnguished himself by som.ethillg like ooe In a mllllon. heroism in connection with mill++++++ tary operettons against an arm.. IN ease you don't have anythlJW to do today, 10U might lttend ed hostile (orce on AprU 18, the llllith anaual Emancipation Celebration II the Gallla Coomcy 1968, in the R<publlc or VIetnam JIDlior Falrgrounda. Too, the public Ia lavited to atteoc1 ~·~,9JIIo(1 ~ a1signed to CO!npaay C, Assoclatlan for Retarded Children board of directors ni~ii{ it Sth BOttallon, 12th intantry,l99th .the Gallti>olis State IDsUtoie, For !IPOI"Ia tans 1J1 the area, there's Infantry B r 1 g a d e (separate) protessiooal Coolbell oo televisioa. The Southeastern Ohio F - (Light). w.rtters and Radio Broadcasters are scheduled to meet at Jackaoa "On this date, Specialist Mu).. th1s - ~tternocm to predict the outcome of the lS68 SEOAL race. lens was serving as m8dical aJd.. League play gets underway with first roun:l games this Frlda,y. Too, man on 1 relief mission to reb~ there's the Elllott-Harah weddintl at the Flrot Bapt.iat Cblrch In force friendlJ foreea in the vU· · Gallipolis, a reorganlzallooal meeting of the C<li!U!!unicy Slntlors, !age of Thai Hung which waa unplus a home council mee~ der heavy VIet COng attack. ++++++ "As his oompaay QI"Giched LAST Frl<llY's Irontoo Tribune carried a three colemn picture of Los Eakins plantintl • "Vole for the Tigers" sign on the lawn of George Br'"'n, Ironton SChool Board member and Tiger booster•. It was part or the Ironton Jaycees project in support or the Ironton school levy. Lea ls secretary or tbe Ironton Jaycees. He was an ac(Contioued rrcn page 1) live member of the Gallipolla Jaycees , until movl.tolrontonlaat poft parklnll oo road, $5 and December. Eaklaa Is employed b,- Tower Anteanas. He works both coats; Paul IL Parsons, Racine the Gallia aocl Lawrence COUJ!f,y areas. RD., defective oxhoult, $5 and· + + ++++ eotrta; Everett R. Cremeana, Rl. UNDERSI'AND two more "hole--fn...mesn were recorded on the 1 CoolvUle, failure to transfer Gallipolis golf cotll"se recenUy. Juatin Miller. grandson or Mr. and registration, !!lid James C. MeMrs. Stanley E't¥11, scored one oa the Number 4 hole last Suaday Abee, Rt. 2 ateshl.re, delective - he used a 9-iron. Mike Orr, 1011 of Dr. and Mrs. James Orr, had exhaust. an ace earlier tbla summer. Ralllh Wells, cbarged wttllg.. ++++ + + aault and balle1"1, Wll ordered TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes ol the Dally Tribune and to pay costs ol the ease and weekly Gallia Tltnes ••• .,hio Vall.oy Baal< uoclergolng eatenaha placed m 80 dlya probation rebuildiDi< project ••• Tommy Helms, VlrgiJiia Fadely set for Judga POrter acctlllted bond area's biggest weddlog ever at Jackson Apple Feat!val ••• Dally lorleltures ol $25 each from Trlbuae to print special edltloa in obaerVIII<e or second Frooder MarY1n Wloe, Cbarlea Klein, Jr., ••• Middleport alepa 111-6 loaa em pt Pleaaaat. Pomer07, Wlllama Gertrude Wlao and Den Hooper, Ia 0-0 deadlock ••• GARS blaaka Osk HW 35-4 in 1948 grid qoODOr all on dlstwt>!ng the pea<e char• • • Attltwle, discipline, proftctency atreaaed by Rev. L. ll Stab- ges. other forfeitures incl.- 1111!bins Ia annual srld sermon at Presbyterian Church. ry F. De Angella, ZaneSYUle, $100 for reckless operation and $1$0 on a hlt.-Idp charge; Paul E. ~. canmn, and Darren F. White, Middleport, eacb $27.deaee Momo.Y untll one hour priEverett W. Coy 50 tor apeed'ng; Robert Harold or to service when the body wiU RUTLAND - Everett W. COy, lie in state at the clwrch. Ar• Amos, Parteroburg, folloWing age 76, Main St. Rutland, died r1J!801118nla are being mode by too cloaa, $27 .50; Leslie Leroy Wbltllnaton. MicM!eporl, no aaleat his •esidence early S&turda.v llle Martin Funeral Home. cy helmet, $17.50; John B. Robmorning attar a lone lllnesa. He IJ'Uliam MeCu/{Ian Ia- Marlin, Ky., flllure to was born in GoUla Count,y August 1, 1892 to Martha and Henry GALLIPOLIS - WOllam A. olxlp witliln an asoured clear . Coy. MeCUIPD, 91, R1. 4 Osk 11111, clletaaea, $27.1!0; FlQJd E. He was a - . or Rutlaocl a Jackson Count,y farm- Scbullz, RetdaviUe, lmpr·American Legion 467; D. A. V. er, died Fridly. Re never mar- otirtln& $27.50; J - T. DIIlard, Huni!Jigl(ll!, no llllld flaPI, C'-Pter 53; was a flurner In rled. _ Gallla Count,y in hia early life, Born ID Jackom Count,y, 011 $17,50 and , _ G. sowers, and workacl for the Rutland Water Feb. 22, 1877, he was the ..., Me~, ittop aliPI··vioiatlon, ·Four to Wed · Department 18 years before r&- ol the late Jobn IIIII A II c e $22.ou. ; . ,, , ' UremerL He was preceded In Slmo. !kn'lvins are lbree alo- " Charges of uitoull and battery GALLIPQLJS l.. Tw'o death by a son, Gllea, IIKI three fora, MIBHI Allie aoc1 Jeode i&lll!lll WdoclrOtr call, Jr., and lll!Piti.J ' fl>r • 1"F#IP· IJ!"'~I brothera. Survivors include hl.a wife, VIvian; tour daughters, Wanda Rath- IWL A nlaUve, Bert Flllllmet, Pllrler. Thv were, Mel via E. Gr~ • burn, Rutlaocl; Mlmle !llaa, Jlex. wbo realded in bll home 'cOr ·19.' P~ 0i ~' '~ "'"Dcih>. ter; Beullh Scbuler, Racine and 511 ye0ra, ·oloo '"""'veL· trip In VIrginia. . ~. ~ llurru, .o,. "' Priscllla Schuler, Rutlud; liOn, He ,.1 • member o1 the sarHe "'' the aon of the w. ~ --~ U•u11or: lleQ!IIIh ~ Max. of Marietta; two 1ister1, dlo Cbu>-ch· - · aenleos will . SloP!Oit and Carm Martin !ll- Sl<\<fea.; a~;. - ~rirJ!r~~ ~ < Sllidey Banon, and MrL carrie 1M. eon~u:totl 11 2 Monday !loU. m. wife, lito Thel t !'~!¥~"· •nil 14!1a;,L. Ct!Qir, lit . Hill, Columbus; five brotbert, ,;.. ••- Rev. ~-,. B - ~--. !l!il Elizabeth Whipp, In Oak HW, Jt !Piti; . - · - ·~~.llarcb IHG. ' ... Clyde, of Vlntdn; Cheater 1 GaJ.. " ' w~ tal will bo in 111!1 MeCqlean Cant· SUrrivGrl lncludlll!reo' Gaualillpollo; Cheaaon, Mi. GWiad; eterr. Frlendl may tall at the Tbomaa, llarlon, and Banon. or realdat.. altar u a.rn:- ~. ten, Sata Jle;llolt; l:lle ~ 11111 l'loiiJ Coot.>Or. an of-ltrllli· . Tolodo. f1ekl. and tlu\80 llitora, Ferne Fwlei'IJ Nrvices w Ill be .navt"' Rt. :i vlilt,..; "lili-lalb AITueada.v at 2 p.m. at the Nazar. V. FJiiott GaUipills: 11!\d· ~-·• Church, Rutland, with Rev. ,GALLIPOLIS - )larold V. Wel..,.c~ · ··, LlOJd Grltnrn and Cllarloo 0... EllloCI, . 611, . ~ a !'"or olllclatlntl, andburtallnlllalao live "ot Gallli.,~, aad ~- p,m•• ~ ..& , 11!0 Cemetery. _ bo\d!:*1!111!!1 at F!lllinil Jbno'lit ~Jill; . •;~· Friends IIIII' Call at .lht reo!· 11 '1111rlldof ~ +.r: .•-' •) i pme- Sp-5 James F. MuOens, Jr. · chapel train was attached at the back with 111\Y bow and oottoo trltn. Her fingertip veil oC Ulualon fell from a plateau of organza rosebuds, and she carried a cascade of white carn,.tlona and stephanotis cenlered with an orchid. Mrs. Kennath McCoilou&fi. Pomeroy, sister ot the brtde, was matron of honor. The brides- Gollia and Meigs Weddings, Engagements, Meetings and .Church News Mrs. Robert Ray Custer Jr. 11.1 ol ! GALLil'OIJS - In a slqlle, I!UI moat '--•alvo double r1n1 -.~-be- nlg ol!lclatlng, The euatmnery bert, Lltna, and Franklin Cox, --'tall hour ol organ mualc'waa GaliiJiolls. Tl!e bride, given Ia marrlo&a pre ...ted by E. F. Nickel • GALLIPOLIS - rlnl ceremony in by bar IAtber, 110re a aown of Mrs. Jlonald·'II. -Cox II 2 - · o( the bride ..... loP"· 8 brlc1aJ tafflla accented will! rooe p.m. S!!I'I..,, s.iJ,t. .7, in St. u4 Mrt. OniDe abeoclr, Rt. point lace em the elllfllre bod· - ~ Chlu:d!. Della!!ce, 6, Dellance. 1be bridegroom Ia Ice. A matchilll pillbox will! eaoit!o, RoY. David R. Koe- lito ICII of Mrs; Vlr&lnla Lam-al-lenatb Yell and a bou- n. Jamet Reaman, Lima, lll"Yad aa man and lito brothora a! the bride, Rcald a n d Tbomal Babcock, """"' I h o p81U, FollCJWinB lito COU!IIIOQI' a ra...,U.. l'U held II the of lito brlde'a JlOfi"'L A three lill:ed lqlped will! a bride ... jii'OOIII ll'lced a 1leautlfUIIjr 'ell table. Mire. JUan. bc!ld Wioillld by" Ell• · the brldt. ' •.., UD• Miss Janice Wehrung tile - - Nortbll!ld Tbe Otlo. of 8't::if~~~~-~-~' of 1Nitralnr. btiobutd oil. 'ID .......... Platt - In a doublethe Highland petals and lace with siJoolated pearls completed her ensemble. !Jae carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations with greenery Mrs. Herb Montgomery and wtrlte satin streamers. Mrl. Irene Petrie, sllter of the bride, aurved as matroa-o[honor. 9le wore a pink gown ol orated witb pink rotel, ..W• crtiJ)e. It wa1 an A..J.ine SVled beUa, turtleclovNandtoppodlllll aklmmer or acetate ra.Yon with • mlnlalure l!ridel ODIQ!Ie. Tall cal!dleoandplnlll"OIOI...,_ back panelo. 9le carried a co- lonial llcloqoat o1 pink carna- pleted lito tallil det<klloateo-·..... Mra.- VI· UCNio with _.-y and pink satclrlcb, Mrs. DarJI Potr1e, ~ lit otreamorl. Dt.ryl Petrlt, brother..tn-law M r i . - G I -. F<!ll..,tng a !!hort tnddlnlb'lp ol the 'bride, aarvad aa best man. 1bo mother of the bride wore 1D the ~. Fallot d the a powder blue dress with while Smoldeo, lito couple wW Bcee•IIOI"'e• far hill' daugtrtet' 1 ... a farm .... Tho bride Ia a I weddlal- Thebrklelroom's _.,_ LUII:UD'I IUih SdKiDl p l d - knit - · wttb whim ac:cea8Drles. B o t b om! JUolto a.olooll . )llOiilora - . OD<API sino. - ~h~ · --· of tho ~' F"ldeilll the to an ( L:onb.nued on page 1) pire bodice and long • pointed sleeves wl!re of lace. A two tiered elbow length, bouffant veil of nylon tulle and a crown of cite '""" Mloa ~..... -L Monta<>mery or FayettevWe. The bride, glvm in marriage . by her brother, HoWard. wore a noor~englh gown or lustrooa taffeta, with lace overaldrt trimmed with a scalloped border. The em- liGna; eul ,the Mrs. MeCullougil was IJI a tuM S with an empire walat. ~ eel lace ruf!le trltn ace- the walat and neekline to maleb lito Unea of the bride's sown. The bridesmaids wore gowns ol ldentleol design in the new flU shade ol baccaret. Their abort vallo ol Wualoo Cell from ~­ of chltron roses with pearls and ._tna, and they carried wicker baskets o1 yellow and .brutzll pom poma with Ivy Rebert CUller, Sr. was best man lor his and the uahera, all Ill tuxedoo witb yellow boutormleres, were Rod RowaD, Vlema, W. VL; Daye RlehaNson, COlewood. w. Va.; aDd Jerry lloll!ll.., Cbarleslon, W. VL Tracy Harrah ol Balle, W. Va., a cousin of the groom. wu the Dower !llrl. She was I n a noor lengtb · gown with a ysilow oaob at the empire walat. Kemeth McCullougil, Jr., 11111!1>ow or the bride, wearing a tuxedo, was the ring bearer. NUptial music waa provided by Neuman Bardette ol Middleport, organist, and Forrest D. Baclttal, voeollat Selectlono included ''Because," "Ava Marla," ''Whither Thou Goe!t," and "The Wedding Prqer.'' For her daughter's weddlna:, OlaiL ol- ... """a Gollll!p. :..;.~41ijjj';of """ Mo:•· Keith .. lito .lbrldolrbom. ., - Oarnatlcm._ ' < A .. . . . . . ,... beldat tho btonoclatall lci- • • boino ..... !Owlnl ---. Tbe tablolito wu~ .......tiltbal!!t!e ·'.cloth lllfl- :with I thrtio-·'. ........ ~ ~ ' ~ .. - . '~ i maize gown OC crepe Parents of the couple. are Mrs. Anna Glenn and the late -ry Glonn and Mr. and Mrs. Govle '1111 o( ......""" pink 1'0101 CCIII!pl- ber attire. Mold of honor and ont,y - . doni .... Ji;llzabeth Klallo. Dalph6a, clreaaod bt an floorlenatli will! mllebllll bea<l1)1.... and earrled pink ....... Fba bus. Metbodlat Olurch, MI.. Clara GIO!U! became the bride or Herb Monli<IJ!lOrY, Aug. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Tbo Rev. Fred Kline orftdated . - Ita maids were Ml.as Marlene Jllk.. er, Wooclefteld; Mlas Palt,r Dowler, Parkerllburg, W, Va., and. Mrs. Narsa Van Meter, Colum- ... Weddinq Vows Taken Carolyn Babcock Weds Ron?ld Cox . ' r:==~~ j lJ { ' J • • ) • ~ \ ) �,, . '· GALLU'OLIS- B e ~ 0.r o · a ~ fh!IOd 'lleWoa. Brldeo~ cJocora~ ~. . Ill lito ........ lh. lip!, TGrtrst " IJDited ·. .Pfitll1torllll lido, and brkltamald, MI I I Cborob of ('.oJI . .Ii, Milt Jon. ·- N- V~el!, I.Dralll, ...,.. .ue" E.... · ~...., the brklt ll:Ylod like the matzon of Wll- FNiirlck ,Sol- Jr. o t - s . on ¥ ~ ol Slpl. 14. Brill! 11ae, Toledo, wu best ,IIJal EYIDI II the ......,... ol man and : lllherl were Lowell Mr. · ind Krl. Joltn L. 'E nal, EnDI, r.. ll.,.lls; Ropr )ltr. , iiB Ave., and Mr. Solt- dod<, Tollllo; Dkk Sladdarck, man II the - ol Mr. and lfrL and Gn1 Sollman, both of TGW, F. Sal- Sr. ol Toledo. lodo. RoY. Glin ll!laldt read the The brlde'o mo11ter ...,.. a , •.__ ol lito daul>le • rlnl . _ b l = ...t and clreaa llllllll'• Weddlnl millie wao PN- ,· 1o with white flu- hat and IOIIted ~ IIIIas Catberlne 111.r-· blJII acceaiOI'Ieo. 5be alao wan~ 11111 Mra. l!lliH EplfD& a w~~tt. earna11on lhoulder Jr. ~clal IIOilber'l Wl'l'l, ''Be- eorsqe. 'cau•," Ulf I COUld Tell Tbee," The eroom'• mcther wore a IDd ''Lord's Pri¥W'·,. belae atik linin Jacket and drea• Two OWdnil -eta ol onoemble will! Jlink acceuorleo stud<, yellow jlOIIIIIOIIII, and Jlink cor-• and tangerine carnatlona, a n d A NC0P11c1! wao hold at the - · CCIII!pleled the bride'o bome Immediately lollowing the wedding eerOIIICIIQ', oburch deoarallona. Cllldelabras were placed m Tbo brlde'o table wu centered acb lido ol the ollar. witb floral arrangements or earGiven In rnarrllt&oo by her lath- natlona and cal!dleo In allver er, the brklt opproac:bed the II· candolobn. Three noaepyo tied lar In a lloor-IOI!IIh CillO aown toaother witb prlonda of aprtn. al olencon lace over a formol IOrio and a and briIIIMveleoo A-line elrosa o1 brl- c1a1 caM on each IIIII completed c1aJ taffeta, The neckline W I I the table arrangemenla. For a wadcllna trip to Northlrlmmed with peoria and I b e IO!!D featurod Ions lleoveo and ern Micldpn, the b r I de d!lpellOI!IIh train. chanled Into a traveling costume The bride's beiMiplec:e was ol o1 belgo knit clren wiUt brawn . - _ . and lace petala trim-. aceeoi!Orles. Theorcbldfromher mod witl! peoria and eryatalo bridal bouquet wao used aa a IIIII t.ld a linger tip ol pin IIOinl-a..., cor-. Idik lllmdCII. · The -IJweda "wW makeUtelr She earrlad a eaocade o l - bome II U2t IWl Avenue in TomJniPtn eart!llfCIII will! l ledo !!here Mr. Sal- Ia at- · yellow -throated orobld ·-._Ute Unlverolt7 of Toledo Ia lito eonler. 5be wore no lew· and lo fDIII]oyad with the OwenaelrJ, lllinola eo. Tho malrcll! at honor, M r •· Tile bride lo a ol Rvooell lforlllll of rMU"'>>o, Obld Unlnralf,y wllb a dolret was.ilreoaed Ill a floor - IOI!IIh in Journalllm 11111 waa Oll!]>lo.r.,... ol d!llfcm over talhla,IQ'I- ed for the pall yoor at BatteUo ad ; llltl! an empire ...Uot and Memortal Institute in Colwnbuo. sa- '. g}J!Uk;y·r I wore FIELD WEIJAJROOMED - Tbo Moiga !llnuder _ . , IIebi ca"'lllt the eye or the speclltora at the 1968 oeaaon ope110r FridaJI night Fano called It "<Jne or the best gromned high school aeJ41 they hid ever seeu." Others vowed it is better thaD many college turfs. Rev... Bill Perrin. .tarwHa& overaeea Red Hayes painting the Marauder maroon am gold colors in tbe center of the Mrs. Foster lleld. Rev, Perrin., with Cotch Clarles Chancey and other school officials 600 volunteer workers, ·. C*lt many hours to have the fteldand stadium ready for this season. A new, heavy stand of grass, - - 1!111"11od, olao adO!'DI the areo. Horwred w:ith Mullens Wins Second Bronze Star (V) Medal GALLIPOIJS - Sp-5 Joines F. Mullens, Jr., Rt. 2, Vinton, was awarded his second Brome Star medal ln Vietnam on July f. Mullens, now on his second tour ot' dub" in Vletnam, recet~ eel a amUlar aword in 1966. IDs wife Carol, Rl. 2, Vintoo, lo employed the Ohio Vall.oy PUbUshing Co. S~~ectallst Mullens, according to a letter trom Brlpdier GeQ.o oral RllYI!Iond P. lllurl>l\v, Cillo! of staff, earned his second. •Y UNUSUAL WHITE CROW - Waldo Browa. loll, views white cror~ taken earlier this year by 0. M. Burchett. Rt. 2 Gollipolis. Bronze star Medal with "V" device aa a l"esult or heroic ac- QIJIET CROWD - Meigs Marauder tans, for the most Part had llttle to cheer' abrut Frlda.v l!ight u tbolr 1968 season heme opener was ruined by the Point Ple.,ant Big Blacks. This photo or the large crOM!o!Meigslans viewing the game with llttle emotion. Some children, in taet; llmplJ sat enio1lng Ulelr COIIdy I!I>Pio• and other refroahmeats. -·part ... ." . ~ := ~ ! ;- .·:.•- .· ~ ··. .- ;. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Row· ar.i <shuil Footer or 2(181h ilon. roe A>a!IIOo- huuocotl wiilu .m loeoll..-.. ........ ~week II Kr<ldel Part clubltotiae' ·Witb Mra. Karel! Jolu!lo!! and lfrL Jllll;y Ilenaley •..-.lnl '" boateoL mander I!IIIIOuverad the unit Into· Tile club houoe11al do~ted a detanal•e po.oiUou. A!Utlalltne, in ahadoi oil orchid ~ the Jilt the eompanj' <ame uocler lntanse lillie leolured a decorated"enemy ama11 arms andautmnaUe brella. .....,..., Ore, ·aerlooaly woundMro. Footer,_the f<Inl!ir OrInti aeverel aolcllerL Iotta Sturpon, recel'fod• and . "Beactlng quickly, ~eclallll\ ened JIWI)' 1 ~ and uiefllllllll Mullens courageously m o v e d alter which nlreetnnentt r! or about the battleftebl treatltW llle puneb, caM, ~and mlnlawere wounded. Repeotedly elQ)Oaintl served. hlmeelr ....to IDDDIJ' lire, he cooUilled io\ save the Uvea of hio The ruest list lncludolb MrL caro1.r11 WIDlder, Hlldestui--. illiured comrades untll medleol evacuation hellcopten arrlv8d. Margaret Amburge)', D 0 r Ia "Hil aelfiess concern for his Pinter' Mar)' Hyre, ~ Wal· tellow soldiers ud courageous tara. Susie Renal.di, Mary - actions were an lnSJ~lration to Wheeler' Eftlee :MJren, Dud7 his entire unit" Adkina and Tlnl. Dixie La.ft<m. I Brenda Layton, Poor! Layton, PhJill• Ilooch, Ida Stallley, Erne .Ilooch, Bonlll Hilton. MlrL H'"'ord Shultz,LindaM.Yero,l!lli1 !!red Null. Nora Lplo, DeUy Wire ~ i ···1118801118:'"~ ilaneo, Lou Ferrell, Doris Deol, Paulllle : RUTLAND - A reception was Pulllns, Barbara Spears, ~ Jean : held at Ute Rutland Church ot Hanklna, Eula BeUODIJ', Janice .: Christ Wedneada.v eveninshtlnor· Boooh, Noll Rennec(y, Betf,y Har· · Inti the new minister and his rison, Brenda Wlnlder, · Slllle wlle, Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene u~ Feri!USon. Harriet Wallaee, Marlene lle)'nol4s, Edllll GIIUIIPlo, . derwood. An hour program preceded the Audrey Hnltmto, Sll1y Bllll¥1 aoctal hour held in the basemert. Margie Rlcllanl, Mabel Gerlach. The opening prayer was by 11<!1>- Joy Slur- Patt,y Burdetll, . ert Snowden. Mrs.. Reva Snolr- ArleN ·Th..,.._ Linda T~ den welcomed tbe new minister ..,.. llarpret SbeD, Cheeyl :so.,. an:1 wife and. presented .them pie, Nancy GDioJ. battio Rllllt, willl flowers. LJDda Miller, FQe Holmes, Jo- . ~ol numbers were sang by Aim Ron, Kate Foster. llaqar.. ·, Thelma Michael and Ira Wolfe, et Francis, Phj'lllo Youitr. car- : Roy Snowden, Ethel Nelson IIIII Ia Amburgey, I,lnlla Pulllaa. Ka- · Thelma Michael, Jane Wlae, Deb- Ue Pelllaa, MaQ K. l1addolro bie May and Sherr! Turner and Barbora AdidJut, Sl"Aroo Slur> ' the Prtmary clasB. Areadlnawas geon, Geneva ~. VIolet .· glwn by Mrs. Jessie Grueaer. · Gerlach, Natalie HaiL ' DevotJOn1 were io charge otcart • HyselL Tho .closing prayer waa made by Purl Vamneter. The group preaented the Uoderwoocls with eupet for their Uvins room at the paro...,. and a gift or money. ! Refreshments ol cake. <Ill cakes;· JeUo, eotree aixl tea were aer""'- The dinins room was decorated in pink and White and 1 large caM decorated in pink. roses centered the retreshment table. The . .... made by Mra. Suly ~nler ol COlumbus. Mrs. J•• May aervod the cake, MrL TbeiJna Hnell aervad the Jallo, and Mro. Jeoole Grueser 11rved the coffee. Ajlproldmataly 80 were In attendance. cOmmittee lor the event wao lfrL Thelma llyHll lln4 Mrs. Reva&MM<il!t. .llr. Uaderwoocl has boon hltod to .em; the Rutland Cl!urcb tor lito ~ year., He~· oervod .. pallor of the Zion Clutrch flit the JN!al-10 yeara. Women's Club Reviews Past TOUCHDOWN - A pUe-~.~> at the goal line occurred as this Times-Sentinel was snapped. PoiJt Pleasant fans and players, however, didn't care because lt resulted from Barry Nash go. bw: into the erd zone for the Big Blacks se.conl six-pointer, Meigs players in the photo are Jon Kloea (84), Jltn Crow (60), DeMis Ault (12), John Smith (22) and Jltn SWatzel (77). Saturday Afternoon Grid •.., ·~ · •.• • ;. ,. ., ;, . '· . . IIIJNTINGTON, W. Va. (UPI) - Morehead State Unlversicy ml18ed two Deld goals in t h e fourth Cf!orler here Saturday and had to settle for a 7-7 tie with Mulhall in the season opener tor both teams. 'l1le Ue na more of a blow to llarshall !!ltich went into the llllbtl with a new coach, Perry !lou, having lost all 10 pmeslast year. Tile Eagles mlaaed three IIebi pis in all. Tbo ftrst in the ...... from 24 7ord1 out. The final poriodmlas•• liVe from 22 and to yardo. Morehead opened the ac:oriog Ia lito Drill period altar Charles Buraolt intercepted a D o n _,: l!l!IIJitor paoa on the Manball 36 •,. l!ld ralurDicl It to the 12 - yord ;:. 11111,: MonhNd reached tbe one. .•:· pri 11M -oral plays later but• , • IIU ~lzed Ill yards for bold- lfl-l.OWfa 8A>pn ran first for 9 .............. ' 'lit' ,.... and Ut.. seven yorda f..- ,..p . .... llrst missed lleld pi lito .llar.W II lol<h- On the seventh play followins the missed kick Swisher hit flanker Jell' Ternes with a 35yard pass, moving the ball to the Dve-yard line. Two plays later Charlie Jones took in a three-yard pus tor the score. Reedsville Man lnj ured in Car POMEROY- WUitamWataon, 38, R!-- 1 Reedsvllle, was injur.. ed In a one-car accident saturda.v mornins on the Owl HoD'"' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Road near Tuppers Plains. ADMITIED: Mary Martin, Buf· The Meigs County Sberif'f's fllo; Edna Potts, Apple Grove; Department said Watson was Mrs. Genevleve Wood, New Ha- driving a 1963 model br beloncven; Mrs. Dallas Bailes, Robing to Blaettnar Auto Com_pany. ertaburg; John WUis, pt. Pleas- Thtl auto was demolished. ant. Watson was removed at 11:18 DISCHARGED: Larry Mea- a..m. to Veterans Memorial Hos.dows, GalUpolis Ferry; MltcheU pltal by private tranaportatlan Bible, Maaon; John Jones, Hen-- and later transferred to camden derson; Osburn Stewart. PL Clark Hospital in Parkeroburg. Pleasant; Mn. Addle Ohll-.er, He reportedly auJtalned contu.. New Haven; Mrs. Earl Whittllli"" slons and abrasiOill of the race ton,Bufialo. and howL BIRTH: A son to Mr, aNI Mrs. The sherlrt't department abo OUa Neal, Leon. reported investigation or an ac· cident behind the count,y jail, where a parked car owned by Bonneville Dam was named Robert Beeele, deputy sberlft, for Capt. Benjamln D. Bonne- was struck by a truck belonalrw ville, hero of Waahinl!lon Irv- to Elmer Bums, Middleport. ing's book, "The Adventures Dll!llge waa minor to both ..,. or Captain Bonneville." hiclea. Area Deaths retired Ask "14• ~r," ~;:""at~~·.; ::,u.;.n~.:':J:'! ~~~!;.~='~ ~ i!"'· ..._ 'J"i" p.m. Harold illine""' < ' u-.> ~"""will'- ·~ .,_~:;i~~ti=:·~~~~~i~:'{~ Miss Dianna Criswell Weds Robert Custer Jr. MIDDLEPORT - In a DoorIOI!IIh """" or white orpnza over dotted swiss, Miss D1ama Lynn Criswell became the bride of Robert Ray CUller, Jr. in a eandlollllltt ceremoay at Heath Metbodiat Church, Middleport, ... S&lur<lay. Sept. 7. 1be bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. James Criswell o1 127 Falrlane Drive, Middlepori. The brldegromn is the aon o1 Mr. aad Mra. Robert Ray Custer, Sr., 330t w. Second Ave., Belle, W.Va. Vows of the doule rin.H ceremony were read at 6:30 p.m. by the Rev. Max Dooalrue, pastor of Heath Church, and the Rev. Denver Blevins of the B e 11 e Presbyterian Church. veil the vlllqe, the cOII!jllay • .,... . - The brlde was escorted by ber father to the altar, which was decorated with vases of yellow and bronze mums and pom poms Oanked by candelabra. Her gown gr.- was designed with long sleeves featuring ruf!led jabot lrtm at the cuff, an empire waist, and ruf!led trltn at the neck with 111\Y aatin oottons extending from the neck to the waistline. T h e Reception ror New Pastor, is H · fd · " ··· . Beegle .· Slwwer Event aoo it Is on dl8J>Iay at his home. The dalrymu·lnuar, a raUve uon on A!Jril18 196&. of Keatuch;r, wouldn't part With the white crow for &IQ'thiDg. Oae of Said the ge~ral: ''Specialist the colllltJ''s game otftcials said white craws are very rare - Mullens diatlnguished himself by som.ethillg like ooe In a mllllon. heroism in connection with mill++++++ tary operettons against an arm.. IN ease you don't have anythlJW to do today, 10U might lttend ed hostile (orce on AprU 18, the llllith anaual Emancipation Celebration II the Gallla Coomcy 1968, in the R<publlc or VIetnam JIDlior Falrgrounda. Too, the public Ia lavited to atteoc1 ~·~,9JIIo(1 ~ a1signed to CO!npaay C, Assoclatlan for Retarded Children board of directors ni~ii{ it Sth BOttallon, 12th intantry,l99th .the Gallti>olis State IDsUtoie, For !IPOI"Ia tans 1J1 the area, there's Infantry B r 1 g a d e (separate) protessiooal Coolbell oo televisioa. The Southeastern Ohio F - (Light). w.rtters and Radio Broadcasters are scheduled to meet at Jackaoa "On this date, Specialist Mu).. th1s - ~tternocm to predict the outcome of the lS68 SEOAL race. lens was serving as m8dical aJd.. League play gets underway with first roun:l games this Frlda,y. Too, man on 1 relief mission to reb~ there's the Elllott-Harah weddintl at the Flrot Bapt.iat Cblrch In force friendlJ foreea in the vU· · Gallipolis, a reorganlzallooal meeting of the C<li!U!!unicy Slntlors, !age of Thai Hung which waa unplus a home council mee~ der heavy VIet COng attack. ++++++ "As his oompaay QI"Giched LAST Frl<llY's Irontoo Tribune carried a three colemn picture of Los Eakins plantintl • "Vole for the Tigers" sign on the lawn of George Br'"'n, Ironton SChool Board member and Tiger booster•. It was part or the Ironton Jaycees project in support or the Ironton school levy. Lea ls secretary or tbe Ironton Jaycees. He was an ac(Contioued rrcn page 1) live member of the Gallipolla Jaycees , until movl.tolrontonlaat poft parklnll oo road, $5 and December. Eaklaa Is employed b,- Tower Anteanas. He works both coats; Paul IL Parsons, Racine the Gallia aocl Lawrence COUJ!f,y areas. RD., defective oxhoult, $5 and· + + ++++ eotrta; Everett R. Cremeana, Rl. UNDERSI'AND two more "hole--fn...mesn were recorded on the 1 CoolvUle, failure to transfer Gallipolis golf cotll"se recenUy. Juatin Miller. grandson or Mr. and registration, !!lid James C. MeMrs. Stanley E't¥11, scored one oa the Number 4 hole last Suaday Abee, Rt. 2 ateshl.re, delective - he used a 9-iron. Mike Orr, 1011 of Dr. and Mrs. James Orr, had exhaust. an ace earlier tbla summer. Ralllh Wells, cbarged wttllg.. ++++ + + aault and balle1"1, Wll ordered TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes ol the Dally Tribune and to pay costs ol the ease and weekly Gallia Tltnes ••• .,hio Vall.oy Baal< uoclergolng eatenaha placed m 80 dlya probation rebuildiDi< project ••• Tommy Helms, VlrgiJiia Fadely set for Judga POrter acctlllted bond area's biggest weddlog ever at Jackson Apple Feat!val ••• Dally lorleltures ol $25 each from Trlbuae to print special edltloa in obaerVIII<e or second Frooder MarY1n Wloe, Cbarlea Klein, Jr., ••• Middleport alepa 111-6 loaa em pt Pleaaaat. Pomer07, Wlllama Gertrude Wlao and Den Hooper, Ia 0-0 deadlock ••• GARS blaaka Osk HW 35-4 in 1948 grid qoODOr all on dlstwt>!ng the pea<e char• • • Attltwle, discipline, proftctency atreaaed by Rev. L. ll Stab- ges. other forfeitures incl.- 1111!bins Ia annual srld sermon at Presbyterian Church. ry F. De Angella, ZaneSYUle, $100 for reckless operation and $1$0 on a hlt.-Idp charge; Paul E. ~. canmn, and Darren F. White, Middleport, eacb $27.deaee Momo.Y untll one hour priEverett W. Coy 50 tor apeed'ng; Robert Harold or to service when the body wiU RUTLAND - Everett W. COy, lie in state at the clwrch. Ar• Amos, Parteroburg, folloWing age 76, Main St. Rutland, died r1J!801118nla are being mode by too cloaa, $27 .50; Leslie Leroy Wbltllnaton. MicM!eporl, no aaleat his •esidence early S&turda.v llle Martin Funeral Home. cy helmet, $17.50; John B. Robmorning attar a lone lllnesa. He IJ'Uliam MeCu/{Ian Ia- Marlin, Ky., flllure to was born in GoUla Count,y August 1, 1892 to Martha and Henry GALLIPOLIS - WOllam A. olxlp witliln an asoured clear . Coy. MeCUIPD, 91, R1. 4 Osk 11111, clletaaea, $27.1!0; FlQJd E. He was a - . or Rutlaocl a Jackson Count,y farm- Scbullz, RetdaviUe, lmpr·American Legion 467; D. A. V. er, died Fridly. Re never mar- otirtln& $27.50; J - T. DIIlard, Huni!Jigl(ll!, no llllld flaPI, C'-Pter 53; was a flurner In rled. _ Gallla Count,y in hia early life, Born ID Jackom Count,y, 011 $17,50 and , _ G. sowers, and workacl for the Rutland Water Feb. 22, 1877, he was the ..., Me~, ittop aliPI··vioiatlon, ·Four to Wed · Department 18 years before r&- ol the late Jobn IIIII A II c e $22.ou. ; . ,, , ' UremerL He was preceded In Slmo. !kn'lvins are lbree alo- " Charges of uitoull and battery GALLIPQLJS l.. Tw'o death by a son, Gllea, IIKI three fora, MIBHI Allie aoc1 Jeode i&lll!lll WdoclrOtr call, Jr., and lll!Piti.J ' fl>r • 1"F#IP· IJ!"'~I brothera. Survivors include hl.a wife, VIvian; tour daughters, Wanda Rath- IWL A nlaUve, Bert Flllllmet, Pllrler. Thv were, Mel via E. Gr~ • burn, Rutlaocl; Mlmle !llaa, Jlex. wbo realded in bll home 'cOr ·19.' P~ 0i ~' '~ "'"Dcih>. ter; Beullh Scbuler, Racine and 511 ye0ra, ·oloo '"""'veL· trip In VIrginia. . ~. ~ llurru, .o,. "' Priscllla Schuler, Rutlud; liOn, He ,.1 • member o1 the sarHe "'' the aon of the w. ~ --~ U•u11or: lleQ!IIIh ~ Max. of Marietta; two 1ister1, dlo Cbu>-ch· - · aenleos will . SloP!Oit and Carm Martin !ll- Sl<\<fea.; a~;. - ~rirJ!r~~ ~ < Sllidey Banon, and MrL carrie 1M. eon~u:totl 11 2 Monday !loU. m. wife, lito Thel t !'~!¥~"· •nil 14!1a;,L. Ct!Qir, lit . Hill, Columbus; five brotbert, ,;.. ••- Rev. ~-,. B - ~--. !l!il Elizabeth Whipp, In Oak HW, Jt !Piti; . - · - ·~~.llarcb IHG. ' ... Clyde, of Vlntdn; Cheater 1 GaJ.. " ' w~ tal will bo in 111!1 MeCqlean Cant· SUrrivGrl lncludlll!reo' Gaualillpollo; Cheaaon, Mi. GWiad; eterr. Frlendl may tall at the Tbomaa, llarlon, and Banon. or realdat.. altar u a.rn:- ~. ten, Sata Jle;llolt; l:lle ~ 11111 l'loiiJ Coot.>Or. an of-ltrllli· . Tolodo. f1ekl. and tlu\80 llitora, Ferne Fwlei'IJ Nrvices w Ill be .navt"' Rt. :i vlilt,..; "lili-lalb AITueada.v at 2 p.m. at the Nazar. V. FJiiott GaUipills: 11!\d· ~-·• Church, Rutland, with Rev. ,GALLIPOLIS - )larold V. Wel..,.c~ · ··, LlOJd Grltnrn and Cllarloo 0... EllloCI, . 611, . ~ a !'"or olllclatlntl, andburtallnlllalao live "ot Gallli.,~, aad ~- p,m•• ~ ..& , 11!0 Cemetery. _ bo\d!:*1!111!!1 at F!lllinil Jbno'lit ~Jill; . •;~· Friends IIIII' Call at .lht reo!· 11 '1111rlldof ~ +.r: .•-' •) i pme- Sp-5 James F. MuOens, Jr. · chapel train was attached at the back with 111\Y bow and oottoo trltn. Her fingertip veil oC Ulualon fell from a plateau of organza rosebuds, and she carried a cascade of white carn,.tlona and stephanotis cenlered with an orchid. Mrs. Kennath McCoilou&fi. Pomeroy, sister ot the brtde, was matron of honor. The brides- Gollia and Meigs Weddings, Engagements, Meetings and .Church News Mrs. Robert Ray Custer Jr. 11.1 ol ! GALLil'OIJS - In a slqlle, I!UI moat '--•alvo double r1n1 -.~-be- nlg ol!lclatlng, The euatmnery bert, Lltna, and Franklin Cox, --'tall hour ol organ mualc'waa GaliiJiolls. Tl!e bride, given Ia marrlo&a pre ...ted by E. F. Nickel • GALLIPOLIS - rlnl ceremony in by bar IAtber, 110re a aown of Mrs. Jlonald·'II. -Cox II 2 - · o( the bride ..... loP"· 8 brlc1aJ tafflla accented will! rooe p.m. S!!I'I..,, s.iJ,t. .7, in St. u4 Mrt. OniDe abeoclr, Rt. point lace em the elllfllre bod· - ~ Chlu:d!. Della!!ce, 6, Dellance. 1be bridegroom Ia Ice. A matchilll pillbox will! eaoit!o, RoY. David R. Koe- lito ICII of Mrs; Vlr&lnla Lam-al-lenatb Yell and a bou- n. Jamet Reaman, Lima, lll"Yad aa man and lito brothora a! the bride, Rcald a n d Tbomal Babcock, """"' I h o p81U, FollCJWinB lito COU!IIIOQI' a ra...,U.. l'U held II the of lito brlde'a JlOfi"'L A three lill:ed lqlped will! a bride ... jii'OOIII ll'lced a 1leautlfUIIjr 'ell table. Mire. JUan. bc!ld Wioillld by" Ell• · the brldt. ' •.., UD• Miss Janice Wehrung tile - - Nortbll!ld Tbe Otlo. of 8't::if~~~~-~-~' of 1Nitralnr. btiobutd oil. 'ID .......... Platt - In a doublethe Highland petals and lace with siJoolated pearls completed her ensemble. !Jae carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations with greenery Mrs. Herb Montgomery and wtrlte satin streamers. Mrl. Irene Petrie, sllter of the bride, aurved as matroa-o[honor. 9le wore a pink gown ol orated witb pink rotel, ..W• crtiJ)e. It wa1 an A..J.ine SVled beUa, turtleclovNandtoppodlllll aklmmer or acetate ra.Yon with • mlnlalure l!ridel ODIQ!Ie. Tall cal!dleoandplnlll"OIOI...,_ back panelo. 9le carried a co- lonial llcloqoat o1 pink carna- pleted lito tallil det<klloateo-·..... Mra.- VI· UCNio with _.-y and pink satclrlcb, Mrs. DarJI Potr1e, ~ lit otreamorl. Dt.ryl Petrlt, brother..tn-law M r i . - G I -. F<!ll..,tng a !!hort tnddlnlb'lp ol the 'bride, aarvad aa best man. 1bo mother of the bride wore 1D the ~. Fallot d the a powder blue dress with while Smoldeo, lito couple wW Bcee•IIOI"'e• far hill' daugtrtet' 1 ... a farm .... Tho bride Ia a I weddlal- Thebrklelroom's _.,_ LUII:UD'I IUih SdKiDl p l d - knit - · wttb whim ac:cea8Drles. B o t b om! JUolto a.olooll . )llOiilora - . OD<API sino. - ~h~ · --· of tho ~' F"ldeilll the to an ( L:onb.nued on page 1) pire bodice and long • pointed sleeves wl!re of lace. A two tiered elbow length, bouffant veil of nylon tulle and a crown of cite '""" Mloa ~..... -L Monta<>mery or FayettevWe. The bride, glvm in marriage . by her brother, HoWard. wore a noor~englh gown or lustrooa taffeta, with lace overaldrt trimmed with a scalloped border. The em- liGna; eul ,the Mrs. MeCullougil was IJI a tuM S with an empire walat. ~ eel lace ruf!le trltn ace- the walat and neekline to maleb lito Unea of the bride's sown. The bridesmaids wore gowns ol ldentleol design in the new flU shade ol baccaret. Their abort vallo ol Wualoo Cell from ~­ of chltron roses with pearls and ._tna, and they carried wicker baskets o1 yellow and .brutzll pom poma with Ivy Rebert CUller, Sr. was best man lor his and the uahera, all Ill tuxedoo witb yellow boutormleres, were Rod RowaD, Vlema, W. VL; Daye RlehaNson, COlewood. w. Va.; aDd Jerry lloll!ll.., Cbarleslon, W. VL Tracy Harrah ol Balle, W. Va., a cousin of the groom. wu the Dower !llrl. She was I n a noor lengtb · gown with a ysilow oaob at the empire walat. Kemeth McCullougil, Jr., 11111!1>ow or the bride, wearing a tuxedo, was the ring bearer. NUptial music waa provided by Neuman Bardette ol Middleport, organist, and Forrest D. Baclttal, voeollat Selectlono included ''Because," "Ava Marla," ''Whither Thou Goe!t," and "The Wedding Prqer.'' For her daughter's weddlna:, OlaiL ol- ... """a Gollll!p. :..;.~41ijjj';of """ Mo:•· Keith .. lito .lbrldolrbom. ., - Oarnatlcm._ ' < A .. . . . . . ,... beldat tho btonoclatall lci- • • boino ..... !Owlnl ---. Tbe tablolito wu~ .......tiltbal!!t!e ·'.cloth lllfl- :with I thrtio-·'. ........ ~ ~ ' ~ .. - . '~ i maize gown OC crepe Parents of the couple. are Mrs. Anna Glenn and the late -ry Glonn and Mr. and Mrs. Govle '1111 o( ......""" pink 1'0101 CCIII!pl- ber attire. Mold of honor and ont,y - . doni .... Ji;llzabeth Klallo. Dalph6a, clreaaod bt an floorlenatli will! mllebllll bea<l1)1.... and earrled pink ....... Fba bus. Metbodlat Olurch, MI.. Clara GIO!U! became the bride or Herb Monli<IJ!lOrY, Aug. 17 at 1:30 p.m. Tbo Rev. Fred Kline orftdated . - Ita maids were Ml.as Marlene Jllk.. er, Wooclefteld; Mlas Palt,r Dowler, Parkerllburg, W, Va., and. Mrs. Narsa Van Meter, Colum- ... Weddinq Vows Taken Carolyn Babcock Weds Ron?ld Cox . ' r:==~~ j lJ { ' J • • ) • ~ \ ) �·, ' i '-' THe StU'J\Iioy,': 'rhbcs.s.!iiliooi,. ~nda1 , september 15, 1988 Kotle.'s ·Korner I ,' ' Ple11111tly 1urprishl@' Mrs. Eleanor Zelher with a visit were member• ol the Sallsbucy Cadetm Girl Scout Troop 20a Mn. wa... da Rizer is the troop leader. Mrs. Zeiher, a former teacher or girls in the troop has been confined to her home for more than a year because a broken hlj>. The girls took her a basket o! CrulL of ilw the Ed Sullivan, Today, and Tonight. I As for the tickets, these are Lula , a real tan. had a ball. Her son also took her to the over tw~our show or the orchestra at the coliseum. Then to top otT the vacation, the Chester Russells took Lula to Columbus, lid., to see her grandson, Ron. who is playing with "The Accents" at a club there. Ron. st~r and drwnmer in a combo, appeared on the Ruth Lyons Show MOJXIay and ror the next couple of weeks will be playlog at a restaurant in Cincinnati before leaving on a We st Coast available from a number or local people Including Mrs. Ted Reed and Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, cOo-Captain& in Meigs County, The adult tickets are $10 while student tickets, an:l this i nchldes college students, are $3. Not only will the tickets p~ vide admission to the three or tour. perhaps £our concerts or the This past summer the combo Tri-County Association, butotller played on a Lawrence Welk show. area communil;y concerts through A NOTE FROM Mrs. Jacob a reciprocity agreement. This Schafer of COlumbus, the former lnchldes the popular Whit-Lo Garnett Burchett o£ Middleport. Singers whi<:h are booked for a that her daughter, Daradvises concert In Parkersburg in Janula and infant daughter, Carla ary. Wendy, were on the Paul Dixon ANN HARLEY, daughter o!Dr. Labor Day television s~· in alii Mrs. John Harley, Spring- Cincinnati as a promotion for field, and gr.,_ughter ol Mrs. a Gosurd outti t. Mr. aod Mrs. Schafer andDarJ. E. llarley, starts her employla's husbaOO, Clifford W. Smith, ment I& a medical technician were also irterviewed by Mr, at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Dixon. The Schafers, incidental~ Baltimore, Md., thl s week. Am. was &cCOOlPanled to Bal- ly, are delighted with their~ timore Thursday by her par- daughter who, was born on June ents. She graduated In June (rom 22. Ohio University. Mrs. Harley oro Mrs. Margaret Davis, grandmothers of Ann, went to ~ring­ field over last weekeM for a - e l l vlslL MRS. LULA RUSSELL has just returned £rom the nicest vacaJionl She went to lr:dianapolis to \>lsiI,. her son, Chester,' and his lamlly and while there was a guest al a p'arty which they gave honoring Jim Roberts who is with the Lawrence Welk Orchestra. Mr. Roberts is a relative oi Mrs. Chester Russell and •~ rually when the orchestra cornea to lndlaDIPOlla, they entertain lor him. several members or the orchestra were there, and, ' ''' VISITING IN Middleport this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaskill were her s~ in-law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mcintyre, Toronto, Canada, ard Miss Christine Bugler of Switzerlaod. The two Chrlstlnes are medical techld.Ciiris at a TortitlD 'hOIpit.al. Russ Is completlj,g wOrk on his doctorate at the Unlversl~ ty or Toronto ard serves as a supply minister in the city. They were joined here by Dr. aOO Mrs. Steven Coats and son, Sean, or COlwnbus. Steven is ~~ terning at Doctors Hospital after hi& graduation last spring &om the Klrksvtlle School In ,, ~ POMEROY .. Freedom's one provided by the Meigs CounGl'ea1est llo<:wnent The COnsti· ty schools ror history class study tutioa 1' was the program theme during the week. Booklets on the <t Frlday'a m - of Return Constitution were dlotrlbuted. During U!e meeting which was Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the opened ln ritualistic form by Daughters of the Amerlcon Rev· Mrs. Brewington and Miss Bess olutioo, at the home ol M r a. MrL Guy Nelgler, vice regent, Jll'esented material oo the Con- stitution pointing up the observance or Constltutloo Week, Sept 17..23. ll>e re!ern>d to It a• ''the IUPfellle law of the land with JrincipleB which have grown lb onger, richer and r r e e r tbrough the years." Relating the history o! t h e writing ol the COnstlbltlon, Mrs. Nelller described it "as an inlb'ument ofgovemmenthammore:l out by great statesmen and U a model ol freedom and dtmocraey." Mrs. 0. P. Klein, chapter dalrma..1l ol' Coostitutioo Week lmOUIIced plans ror the obur: qnee following her fntroductloo bf Mrs. James Brewington, re- Toy Band Bought for Children by Society MIDDLEPORT - Purchase o£ athea Society at the Mlddleport Sanborn, chaplain, the Southeast District meeting was IIIIIIOWIC· eel lor Sept. 25 at Lancaster Mra. Dwight Milhoan report~ ed on activities . ot the Cradle ~ Uberty Chapter ol the Children of the American Revolutioo. Plans "ere discussed for rnarkJng the graves of Mrs. Edith Hartinger and Mrs. Bertha Rathburn. Program books £or tile year were distributed by the regent :ested better attendance by en of the church. Members that a special program wlU be featured at the October. meet- responded to roll call by nam- ~heir favorite ~levislon proMr 8· • 0 , E. McKJn),ey gave ing of Phllathea. prO)'er to open the meeting and Reported Ill were Mrs. Thel- presented the program entitled rna Prat~, Mrs. L. R. Wlley, "Who Remembers McGuffey., Mrs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Robert Craig, and Mrs. James Buchanan, with each to be remembered with calls, cards, and prayer. Miss Mabel Hysell read a letter from Edith Russell, longtime member or the Brad>ury Commission is POMEROY - Nettie Hayes reported that s he had received her commission as deput)· state coundlot when Forest Rose Council 285, Daughters of America, met at the 1\Clpers Plains hall E~a Swan, councilor pro tern, presided at the meeting. Athank- Party Planned SYRACUSE A Halloween party to be held at the parsonage of the Syracuse Nazarene Church was planned by the Homebuilders Class Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Alfred Ruschel was elected new president of the class and 1 report was given on the progress Qf the redecoration of the par· h related the story of the life o£ McGutTey and then read a portion from the fifth reader entitled uRespect lor the Sabbath Day," and the Lord's Prayer from the third reader. There was group singing or <t the • .........., ll( the COnlllllu. dOll, have beon mloroed by the - · o1 the n.. Molp c.un.. \l' villages. Re.-s are being ~to di~ their flap. Amorlean Legion posts tbe schools lDd the churche~ have boon •liked to ioiD In the 41bwn.,ee. lira. Klein, usisted by Mra. J. E. llarlltl', <orwlu,ted a quiz '"' lbo CGasU~"ion for a quid< .,..0 Ill IDIWirO. The quiz Ia Peal fer Pensions World War 11 pensions and death beoefll paymenL• l>r•Jb. lbly wiU r e a c h their peak abOut the year 2000. The total CNt)s expected to be $5.5 bil· 1ia11 a )'Qt at that ume. tlte Phllathea song and Mrs. Rob· ert McElhlmy read ocrlpture, Mrs. Paul Winn had a poem aw-: and Ohio; M~lvtn, Patricia, Beatrice, Glenda, Leroy, Tony, and Tina Forester, of ReedsvUle. . Eber, Debra, Roy, Mary, MarJOrie, Tommy, and Tlmrny GOJUan gf Chester; Vicky, Mark and Vlotor GfiWan of L<q Bot- ''To Each a Season." &Dd Mrs. George Melnhart gave prliJ'er. Mrs. McElhinney, Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Cluenee McNeal, Mrs . Wim, and Mrs. Ella Reu- IcOn; John Henry Cllno of Canter were hostesses. A desaert ton; David, Glortne, Kelly, David, course was served to the 27 Jr., oro Doma oro Kathy Cllne, members and three guests, Mrs. Water!ord; Amette and Molly Earl Werner, Mrs. Kemeth Mc- Cllne, New Lexington; Frank, s.rra- Elhinny, and Mrs. Goldie Fry, Garnet and GinnY Potts; and a new melt'tler, Mrs. Har- cuse. Clarence an:l 0ara Adams and: old Wolle. at tlle dOllth o1 ~Is xe- A report was given on the cent state session by Mrs. Hayes who noted that Edith Wakely of Marietta has been named district deputy. Annowtcement was made of the picnic of the past councilors of District 13 to be held at the Civitan Park in Marietta at 1 'DUTTONS· Laura LaBoiteaux or Cincinnati, the new state councUor, Coli is the.season wh~n millions of Jr. High, High School and ege girls {and boys, too) look to a new range of . back-to-school social activities.. FLOWERS CLEAR UP CAMPAIGN KIT MIDDLEPORT & GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~-r-M,\;!lfAd'OR PlJRE ·~GIC · HOME OF FINE MEDICATED CLEANSING GEL ..A... MEDICATED TQNIMG lOTION for tfltctl'lt '"lht l•me care GBC GRADUATES GET THE BETTER JOBS' (New Quarter Beains December 10) FURNITURE 36 LOCUli t 01~\IRI!Pt ~5"" ~!~T~~~~~~~l~~~~~~Dih.llorlllht , grim~ otaki~~ ~ iln!~Jei and zingles its way inlo pores where !rouble. New Me.lcate• ·:, Toning Lotion f.or Day .~·"! . . . • ~·. p«:: ~~·~c6..-o "'* u...e· te..~o: .t.tol..j!t... P.rvt~• · """· DeeQJ, Ray, Vlckie, Sandra .SUIIdif, BOc:k'~rlnga we~ ' . 1 . . . ~ MiDDLEp()IIT - A IIllo I re- *"PD.· Cllii.. . • '' en . k ~~ l-a~ 5to· C ton aboriel~ M Is a· sfer ,_.~ 0 f Grange ~board u4 ·suNDAY ; HOMECOMING! Moq:lO (:blpel lletbodlot Chut<h, , 0!4· T'1"1' Flats,. SluldoJ; school at 10 a.m., !ollowed by 1 bl1iwl dimlor IIlii - ' ~ :.:.,~u:oXI~~ :.-.=!-":,::':~ ~=: · -m ~a ~o; eornon, w- . . h - - · · At Holzer Wednesday ~.she aJ-• ·::;A';ddl:;:;,;:':'.' :,:,:,·.: ••• ]'.Personal Notes'\· Plea- .. l>lilll!'>• "* Crisweii-Custer T. P. A Club Meeting Held At Weber Home ' •• A eednaatlilonalMai'W formula. II P an o ""' w ling lo start Annual Bazaar Set December 5 ,.,_ Btiillishcd Chestnut Two Projects Undertaken --lite :tl.9. ]( z,q,, Gqll..-, a·. - .,._keD .._,. n"'muu. reoa"""" *olllllI¥>Unl•erlll1 at-at ,bolD ~ ~ Seltool, for andli- I - - •' :· EVERY MORNING: Quick·cleanse and ;:· wake up your face. With Medicated Toning Lotion. A stimulating toriic to m~cate, refresh and smooth your :: ski~- Its gentle medication continues ·: your round·the·clock battle against bacteria. Fights externally caused blemishes, present and future. And provides a beaulilul platform for your make-up. Your skin will be grateful . .. andabowit. Writ• or call for catalot ancl informati•n. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COlLEGE Str.. Gvlllpoli• .for rtfrtshinc Ar time "K 24 HOUR CARE FOR OU.l AND ed during the meeting to place the national magazine in t h e · ISocial :r; Features Chapter Meeting ··~, . 1 ~l Calendarl ~. _.. Mrs. Hayes• commission as deputy state cOWlcilor came from rccash on the barrel-head . ' Held .at Fairgrounds e , ,.,.. ' 'trr~ "aiid·lbe p.m. today, Edward Foster. I POMEROY Old ~ou ever l!ave a··"I'Hk wbelleveryihlng seemed to .hoppell? · I rerf< to lncldellla' thal alalll fOU liqh, and teaeberl frOm l!radeO .o.n POMEROY, - The OUrs Fain- Michael. Mu CbaJll8f d Beta ~ Pl'd PWw . lor lbo D11 111'111. Mr. ulll Mra. Herbert Mo!J>o others .thlt bring 'pleaaure. ' ,, ·o _ tlmiU8h ellbt If uiere P<l iQ" 111, reunion, Sopl. I, was Sot. o dey Thuroclal' nliJIII In the ,... a qmced, At • • · SahlrdlY eveling "" 'inother al)d 1 olo11Jied particular uie read- held at n1rgJ'ound ty~, Clarence. MarilYn, audHer.. 1 Culumbus and Ohio Mra. J4ia> will opeal< • · ble, Minersville; Mr. aDd MrL at the ·home Ill Mrs. Doni1d (Pall KoudUbelt.'l lllg prGIIrlftl with a bukot dllntr Ill ...., Electric eo. soda! room. .ar~oua _,to <t 'the _ . . . Into the ·house lor Jullla mome.t, gotb&ckilltothe woulii lllte to>iiiooe dl..,..sod, Gllll to · all the cbUclren Richard Gaul, Mark ..,t Dlv\11, )lymll - Ill itie Ohe<nocin. Modeling garmentl from El· d. tho Melp CouiiiJ Q IIIII tf cor, ind we diclded to, toke a ohorl cjrlvewblch IIlii prlua wore nanled to, Qlesteri Geor'P Buah, AarOn. GD>EON-IIOOsH riWIICln will la'ted about 45 ml!llles. When we Jltl)led litO the tbelr IQieHotlo the 0111111,y· IU· oldelt men. Robert ODd sue, and tleUsaa, Adle!Ji; Mr. be beld 9mdlt1 at thO I'IOrlland berfold'a and the New Y o r k the American Rod Cro01. KJdir · driveway at home, I opened the dOO<, the dome light will relo,y tho Judd oklelll womeu, Clara oro Mrs. Jack Follrocl, Kiln, Mr. Park. The pladc will beliD at clothln& House and Jewelry trom Moraan will !lire • Iaiii .., 1111r K. and c. were Mal')' Morris, -rleoce• at au-. Glrll B1raD 1 p.m. eame on, and my mother exclllmed: "Lollll''fhat 11 lntertll lria to the coniUlt. llyaell and Iva SJmmt; y.,._t IIlii Mrs. Junes · Am Rupe, Mila Wood.l, Jean state, IIlii Robert Jliiriwtt ad Robi10n, Pomeroy; Mr. anllMri. MONDAY the carl" Loan! behold there)Qtlte Hcuiailllell'o "ltiid."l!RdlilliiMiimA11111$1dllllllllllllliM blblea, MJdll!lln-n IIlii san. Jlff Werll' will tell 'lilieSHarrison, Mr, IIlii Mra. CHESTER GRADE School PTA :· pet clog. How she got In the car wltboul me see\111 • ,. ?' n!.. dra Deem; wbo came the v• Bo.7• state. For eJ&I!t reen ·' her, ·I wiD never 1m.... u 1he had barked when 1 ojao . illrtheat. Larr)' Circle (137 Allen Stobart, Ricky, TI'I!IIIP IIlii will me4 M<loldll, 8 p.m. Pro- Announcrng 81rt the aororlb' hal . . . -ed aslrl TanYa. Mldclleport; Pat Mltaon, .....,. will lncluclo 1 get • acKA!'m CROW driving, not knOwing she was there, lwoul<! noMubi '·. mlleo); awrled and 'lor the put lour reart Ill Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald hive ended uP In a ditch. . , . · Mr. on1 lira. M. W. COChriD; ,...mtod ...~~~or~ Jeut one slrls bo)' to 11te Amorlcan • · AI\YWI,I', blek we went with the pel and eJI)IIInecl Ud hlpc.,.le morrled Mr. E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Er- raom . - . , illd ........._. Le81on'• and boyo ateteL nest JohnsOII oro Bol>, Belpre; to be pr.....uod. Relrelllunlllll poned. Mra. Haedaahelt uld, "Oh, she Iowa to ride "on! wouhl have and Mra. Shan Wells; oldest Qlllcers lor lbo 1968~ y rlddenwlthollllp. . rorbours." lflndmother, Clara Hyaell; Mr. and Mrs. Werden Ours, Mrs. will bo soroed. MIDDLEI'ORT - Mr. and preafdlng at T!Jireday nliJIII'I RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, ·· L11l SundaY !lOOk my llrst oulky ride. Den H-shelt purehisp-andlilother, Virgloll Mae VanMeter, Robert Dura, R~ Mrs. Michael Blaine or Middle- meelln& first ct the elm Je&r, by VanMeter, Mr. and Mro. WU- 7:30 p.m. lololldaY at elem....,. ed tho cart for hia 10111 who CMR a veq nice pOI\V. Weli I climbed Llfferty; younaell father, Shan port are IIIIIIOWiclng tlte birth d. were Barbara Betzlng, pre-; and. away we went. lt was a real thrl1l. Well&, and )'9'JIIPSt mother, lard Pigott, Rachel ant tria, building; WlUlam Hughes, uecuLong Bottom. tlve head of the Southern LOcal · • daughter, Bethany ~.ym, Wed- Boll !111011, nee pre~ , · My mother, who vory well remembers the dl,l' wben the horae Charlene Wells. nooclal' morning at Holzer !loa- Pearl Wol::w , ireuurer; m.Mr. 1nd Mrs. Dale C. Powell, Olld biJ8Il)' waa the thing decided she also warted to ride. And beMusic and singing was enjoySchool dilltri<L apeaker; relrelhMr. and Mrs. Shin Wells IIlii menta served by the executive pltal. The babY wolghod a I x nor Blaettnar, noonllng socrelltY8 me, ahe climbed ab<loni oro lOOk aride. Silo Is. a s-tbeart ed In the atterooon. JIOIIII'l• and lour ouncea. tar:Y; Mildred Karr, corre~ IIlii loves a good time. I bellave ... re·"• Present friBil Racine were Mr. Malinda, !na Clldwell, COlumbus; comml-· ..,.. e·'""ed "'"" heraelt POMEROY - ElectiDn or d.GrandparentS are Mr. and tng secretary. MrS. Marcia lloiiJudd Ours, Mr.' oro Mrs. SlierMIDDLEI'ORT PTA, 7:30Moll11 brOOJiht bock sweet mamorlea, rm sure. Mrs. Douglas ·•· Wolle 1 Circle, BMarflcero for the 1968~ ~ear and oro Mra. ThomU A. Blaine, Sr., atetter Ia tho II0<1al ldvl- d man Clay Jr., Cheryl, Rand)'. • ·' Speol<lDa of my mother I hope thai when I om her age I can r&•• • Lew • OUrs, Roy ush, day nlgbt, elementarY auditorPhilip, Pemy IIlii GloMI, Bu<k· member the peat 11 well as ahe. She can ·-•• ....,eycont.eats Ium; Erl< Hut, principal, speak· Middleport, an~ Mrs, Goldie Van the chapter. ....- Welsh very well IIlii· the werecompletion feature• d.olthe Fr~ nillrt Mr. F1 and Mrs. Cl 1 Chrlsle P""eU, -• others aUendinll were P h 11 eye IA.ke; Opal Graham, Jessie er; discusalon groups of teach- Maire of West Columbia, w. kids me no erd•when 1.try the 1·-~~ ....... - 1 just can't ••• ,..... my............ orence rc e, Greg Do1anew, ~~- ineetma <t the 1'I>IDODI Grange Mr -~ Mr Va. The great.granq,orents are Mullen, M&rprei FoUrod, NetMae BUll, CI'OI'In Cltyj Calvin In the right place. But abe can. llopr uu s. Richers and parents; meotlntl cloalgat the Rock ~rings ball with -~ Mr .wn -~ 0 aura, Mrs. Julia Van Matre and Mr. lie BroWn, Vera Crow, Terea Ours, Canal Fulton; Mr. and w•·, urs, nated as ••Weloome New Faml.•v obe atmnded the state Fair not OIICO this year bUt twice. the Hemlock Grange as hoeL uu N Bethe '· he ey JOurs ke uu ud Mrs. Hobart Marr or West SWatzel, Reva Vangbtn, Velma Mrs. Ivan McWhoriA!n, Larr~ oro She hid a wonder!ul attltuclo toward.ll!e, has, and 1 hope alancy, r T las, a Bush Hes Nlght." Columbia, and Mr. and M r 1. Rue, Norma Amlbary, !lllrltrJ Gary, Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. way• wW have a smUt lor everybne and be able to enjoy ure to- Stockton, The newmaster; ol!lcers Mendel are Stan!ord Jor. IIlii u--1 Carole, nd p Portland. ul Dea 0 h 1 o; TUESJAY Donald Lafferty, Marion; Mr. Ralph Abrams of New Castle, Beeg]e, Undl Beegle, Lee LM, CLASS 12, Heath Methodist morrow e Deem. a aMr. and Mra, n Evans, ~ moreasthinmu<b ohe. u she does today. No one deseneo happlnooa ~· overoeer; Pauline ~~. GladYs Nor- and Mrs. Howard Blazer, Waver· Jnd, · anclll>lrllll' Custer. Churcb, 7:30 TuesdaY~. Mro. . ~ecturer; Mal')' Genbelmer, cllap- man Deem oro AnthOI\Y oro ne. lain; George Genbefmer, stew- nlse, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.y; Mrs. Dora Brown, New Wat.. Nan Moore, proaram leadlr; er!ord; Mr. oro Mrs. M. W. Mrs. L. W. McComas, devOtionI RECEIVED A LETTER TIIURSDAY evening slating tl1at 1 ard; Norman WID alllstanlotewCochran, Raymotxl OUrs, Urich&-' al chalrmani officers, hostess- . had won a week' a vacaUon for two ln F1orlda. Now this was hard to ard; Bolly ~ lad)- aaallll· ville; Mr. and Mrs. James 1Je. believe, but a!lor reading the Jetter, sho.e!IOIJI!h, It was legitimate. ant steward; Letha lolorrla, seC· Long, Bobby, Charyl, and TereWOMEN'S AuxlllarY, Veterans When my busband and aon, Jim flrot told me, they read theletmr retary; Leo stol')', treasurer. &a, Mr. &I'll Mra. Lawrence De- Meniorlal llospltal, 7:30 p.m. SharoD Jewell was elected 1'10lira~ I told them nol to kid me. But they weren't. Long, Beverly oro Sheila, Sprl~ TUesdaY, ho.P,Ial dining room. mou. Helen Q.dvey, Flora; Fran· So come December, norldl, here we come. Not only do we get lleld; Virgil OUrs, vernon oro Election or ol!lcero to be held. our choice or motela, hotels, etc., but any city on either C()&sL We ces i:oetlleJn, Cares; and AmOo Michael, New Philadelphia; Mr. WEDNE!ilAY Leonard gatekeeper. Story was pt rree gol~ awlmmJnro . -.. et<.. and $140 bonus which loin and Mrs. Denise Ours, wen .. Mrs. James Bucttanan wu reWINDING TR AlL Garden Club cc:qton rorm that you use wben ')'au purchase something. Now hoW named ,leslslatlve apnt, Mia• turned to her home WedneiCIII' ville; Larry Circle, Chicago. Wednesda,y. 8 p.m .• bomeofMrs. Leonard, the )'\lOth chairman, and llboul those 1111ples? We are delliJIIIed. · 8Dd MrL Jdm Ours, Mr. Allard Pratt. There will be a Mr. atter confinement to Holzer llo .. ~ I won the !abulous prize? I signed a cerd In the LudUe story, the ladle• actlvl\l' pltal where she was a. surldcal and Mra. VWOO Jones, Mr. IIlii plant ..change. comm1uee cbaJrman. BuckeYe bul1diJ1g at tlto Ohio State Fair. · Mrs. BUl stover, Dunbar; Mrs. SYRACUSE THIRD WednesdaY Tho ....,ey contests were held pillont. Mrs. Myrtle Watkins and Mrs. Ella Buchanan, Iva Slmms, Ar- Homemakers Club, 10 a.rn. WedMR. Al'ID MRS. ruCK WERRY have moved to GJenvWe, W, w1t11 the folJowinll reiUlts: Nina Nealey Whlte ol Akron left Fri- lle L Brumfield, Clara Hysell, nesdaY at munl clpal pori< meetVa., where ruck Ia a junior at Glenville state. Kathy (Hannahs) Mac:umber, tlrll, Elizabeth Jor. day !ollowlnB a several days' Ada Holley, Mr. and Mrs. K. ing hOUse; activities for year hal 1cceptecl employment with the college. Goal luck to 7011 botb. dan, aeoond, and Emma Adami, vlall with Mrs. Beulab Whlte. H. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Charles will be planned; potluck dlnrier tltlrd In the cookie contest with New Zeofllth ··zer~ette" can make life hm again . Pre cision amplifi· Ours, Mr. and Mrs, E. 1L Noble re· Elolse Ours, Huntington; at noon. Members to brinK own eight entries; PollY Dyer, flrat. ca l•on from 2 M.rro· l•thic* c•rcu• ls . Weighs only 1/6 ounce and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Walker, table service; beverages providROOd !or mmt mild los~es Come in For a demon~tr<1l10n of Zenith's and Keitlt A>hll!ll', ae<ODCI, lD the turned to thol r homO at Prince· ona; Mrs. VIrginia Coebran. toll, W. va. FrldoY after spendnew Zc1W it e It m<~y lle just nght lor you 1 ed by the hostess. All homemal<na:H<mal needlework embroidered scarf; Norma Lee, first, in Ing a week here with Mra. E. Chester, W, ,VLi Mr. and Mrs. ers welcome. Ralph Murray, Roanoke, VL; 7'/l~fl! 1'• ''"''''' go<> " bol~• '"' "~ go<o "~ embrolclored pillow cues; ll>sr· M. Wood. Mr. and Mro. Harold Jobnsoo, Howard Ours, Mr. IIlii Mrs. Ralph Al,JTHORIZ£0 ZENITH DEAltM I'OMEROY - Mra. H e n r y Mrs, IIO)'ea. The October meet- em Jewell, firat, crocheted clolty; ~rtngfleld, have returned to Ours, New Brighton, PLi ~ store c:oupon&, found in magaIng will be hold at the ~ of Mra. Lee, ftrtt, cotton ~eSI. zines and member& are recpeatReibel was hollesf for a .meet. Plana were completed lor the their home' after vlsltl.nl here drea K. Evans, Rantaul, DLi Mr. ed to take them to the october 1111 Ill the putcouncllors.of Thoo- Jilra. Sarab Dlddle. Ylll IMtTM AUDIOoYIIUM.I, Favor• of miDlalure boakei& amua1 counll ol!lcers conteteece aeveral clays with Mrs. llarry and Mrs. Howard Perkins and meeting lor Mrs. Kenneth Grll· ,, w....... tt. """"" ... dorUI Council 1~, Daughtert d Davis, Wolfe Drive. Pomeroy. Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. George e.n CeiJMt . ., . ct artlfl<lal flowerl were given to be hold on Nov. 11 at the Rock lith to be redeemed In cesh. America, at iter Rlclge ~I.JMiaJISI'. Clendennilll, Mrs. Jackie D. Peyaa favors. Mro. Reibel aeroed ~ring· hall . Nov. 16 .... tent&· . .artq Al4 o.pt. ""It the October meeting stan· home Thur ac1o,y night. ton, EastLiverpooli·W. R. Hughes I til 1Um.l ill lllnl6nl abel lit Zlllltll HNtit11 ley procllds books will be dislively set as th""-~ 1\ILJ b e -~· ' Attl!!ldb'll t b • county.wlde gran~&· ~ . aDd family, Gallipolts Ferry, W. fr::-.OIJ! .. - ·· ... ~by . CJ Pllnl null lull dlllils tiM lrtt UMrlturt meetln8 ~ 'iialll~ irlbuted and anyone wishing to va. were Mra. Mab8l Wolfe, ' ·Mrs. J was announced that Mr. and order tbelr procll<ls can con· :=J Pltnl tlliptiDN rwe Jlllomt to ttrMp fof 1 11ft. '\lfe 'to the COra Beegle, a.ad guests, DonMrs. Stoekton were elected ae tact members of the Club. (Contlnoed from pogo 5) .llas _,ad the meetllll. Mill The Octd>er meeting will be Ema Jesse CCI!ldllcted the meet- na IIlii Fl,l' Reibel, and MrL deleptes to the state conven· Mra. Criswell wore a green coat NAMf - - - - - - - - - - tlan to be hold In Dl,l'lm, 0<1. held Donlof Reibel. at the Allred Grange hall and dress ensemble ct A • line ·.~ng With plODS being dlacusaed '"' Wednesd;Q', Oct. 9. The time stYle with matching acceuorles 28-31. lor the IIIIUa1 Chrlatmaa par· Report• were heard I r o m for this meeting has beiln changand a yellow rosebud corsage. \l'. Mra. Fred Deo,..ar ...., ap. CLASS PLANS SALE -------STATE ed to 7:30 p.m. and It Ia !-"' ln a blue coat Mrs. Custer was I'OMEROY - The IIIIPilY liar· eight - · · Star GriiiiP wiU polDied 10 ~ arrangemtml for lbo dblle!: · ch will bo hold veater• Claal <t lbo 1'1011111'01 hoot the November meeting at IDd dress ensemble and had a TUPPERS PLAINS- TheTUP- that all women ct )loth CXliiiDIUD· which time the new omcers will itleo will note the <~u~nge ct time : )link rosebud ooraage. ... lbe .. ThursdaY In 1Je. TrinitY United CJmcb ct Cbrlat /ers Plalns·Al!red Community A reception honoring the couand Ill' to attend. will bold a l'IIIIU1ial0 aale ThurO· be inolalled. Hemlock Grange members ser- ple waa held Jmmedlately follow· Clllh · met at the home of Mrs. · Jl. $ reported thai Mro. Lot- day and Friday In the Elberfeld Vera W~r for its September ved refresbments lllring a CCIII· lllg tlte wedding In the cbur<h tie CObin. It having 4!11'e dll!lcul- building on Main St. meeljjlg with Mrs. Jimmie Lee JARMAN'S SHAPED SHOE IN eluding social hour. !IOcla1 room. The not oovered Bailey, president, presiding. t;r•.Gomol were pll,l'ed wltllpri•brlclo'• table was centsred with ea ·~ . won bY lllro. Mabel Tho sed'otaJ'Y ol tho WI,I'B and Written history began with a flve-tlored wNllng cake top.. means committee. Mrs. Ethel ~1, . Mra. Margaret Soldenpeel with lbe traditional mlnla· ArbauiJII, reported that she has ,.bel, Mra. Winona Cook, aDd the Greek blaloriiiD Hero4otwl. ture bride and groom. An ar- a &UJIRly ol vanilla, pepper, ~ of IIWDll was used Oil shear• and dish cloths lor sale. MIDDLEI'ORT - The llllllual tile plano, and wedding hells docMrs. Clarence Headley. chair· CbrlstmaS b...... ct the Aller· orated the wall. Mrs. PaUl' Harman of the f>!'-laws committee, _ , Circle or Heatb Methodist rah ol Bello, W. VL, presided aald the group 1o nearing compleoral or tbe blab acbool .,...,. Church hal been scheduled lor at the JlWICh boWl, and M r •· tlnn or the by~awa and the name . pOMEROY - II waa voted ates lor glfla. SWve !ibudlc or Brldpport ct tlte clli> should be decided. · Dec. 5. tiJ send $5 I ' JldM to a aemJTho .-1 meetln8 ...., ached· Plana for the bazaar...,.. mode aad Mro. Frank Shumad<er or It was YOted and awroved to nat7 In EIJiadOr to educate a uled for Oct. 10 wlt1l Mrs. Anna during a June,_ meellnil or the Plltaburgh, Pa• ..-.ed the cako. call the name "The T.P.A. Tuppi1ell the catholiC worn- BladrtiiiOd. lllaa Martbl HOW· group Tllllrldl,l' at the church. Dln1ng room hosteai8B were MrL ..,.. Club met Thuroclal' nlgltt ell, Mra. Dan Mullen, M.a. Dor· )lOlls from the prclotlct Mrs. Earl Knlgbt, Mrl. Gl- Lam· pers PlainS-Alfred) communlt;v Club. tin tho .Sac!'~~! Hoorl Churcli aud· otiQ' Nlorl. ~ 11111 cliriaune ' Peril' Mitch table. bert, IIlii Mra. Grae French. A ruJillll8ll8 aale will be beld ltoriWD· •' ~ aalltehoatellll, Prill'- Named co-d>llnnon <t the ba· -sta lor the wedding aad at the barn m the Clarence Head. !l'IIO •cl~ ~ voted to send ..- concluded the moo~Jn&,. zaar ......, Mrs. E¥erolte Dovla reception wore reglatered by lit)' farm Friday, Sept. 27, IIISJt. 'to !hi ~.~~.. mlsalml. Ilia a Bomle ~er, CoiUm- lllg at 10 a.m. Additional rem. Gamel' were plo,yed With prlz· aacl Mrs. c. M. wo~ "Pull ~ Mrl. n.omaa es btbal waa b)' Mrs. Rdl: ReD· A 1'0UDi" tab'e dlacuasllll of 1111. maae has entlected elnoe Jr., ~ Mrl. C&tll.. -1,1', Mrl. Call1arlnt For wedding trip the ,._una ond pilnl for the Je&l' the Jut sale. It was dtdded to . Wolih reported em t b e Olld W.a Olp PJerottl. woo beld cmlnl the moot1•1 br1c1o <hUlled lllto a 111111 liPid oellthe !urnlture whl<h has _ , .CotboUC" Wo-•o Club oonvenRe(re~ _., IO~ed by preslclod over by MrL Walter dod>l~i:eaoted IIIII wlt1l which ooUeeted at the sale. PUttiNG 11m llillm lhi!Y ·~ recort. lira. Wlllflm ReiDberl. MrL Mil· IIIJOI, pi'ell-. lbe _.. browa acceaao~• and Is to be hold 1y In SteuJ!emlllo. ' · dre!l lol~Coltou&ll. Mra. Komoth Qlesta at the !.......... - e lbo orchid .oroaie flolll her A In NOvtlnber. The datewlllbean· llro. Wollh thaMed all McCulloi&l>. lire. n.omaa Able, )l'n, Sblela 'tYler Ill Ca1lloroll, bridal boucpet. C...pleto ..,..cad at the October meotlDc. wbD aaalated wltlt t1te bl..,.,..._ ODd Mro. J. M. A 1915 grdlate d. MlddloIIlii Jlra, E. 11. Nable <t Prln.-. Selection J decided to UYO a II bile canllion ·.., Alia. B. 'l11aDk fAII,W.VL pbrt lf1ll1 Scbool, and a 1t88 Jo..an Shooa )'011 nOt.o',... sev. , _ <t $. JoiOIIb'l For Mot~ Jlllal Scbool of NurliDI at POrk- . 9illllll Cblrle-. W. Va.; Mr. 1.2.95 .. 23.95 eraburl. w. va., the liJ"I. and llrt. Bart Am1ek. st. Al,' Burnished Chestnut, }lll'DIIID's newest euater 11 - -">7«1 ot the - . w. va.; Mra. Beltl BaJ. J hand-antiqued leather, in rich warm brown. Cblrle"""' Ma1l!dl'lal JlnlplleJ, 11J, ~ illd VOrlt Ballo.y, LIDmake& a handsome accent to the . ' Yr. ~' 'wbo P"tloted a1n8o ~c:!L; ..... and )fro. Fred ,:; a· wife, ,11/C!r'-1'· bers for gifts and cards durlng her hospltallzaUon. It was decid- level protram. naa. you · card was read from Clarence Koehler £or fiowers sent and Mrs. Klein thanked mem: Prof•ssional Buain••• Trolnin9 can be obtained only through a coli~•· Arnold, lonl, 1!dclle ind ~ H..,p, Letart Falls; John ondWoIIOl"l ·Bei.ver. Beverly Slnith, Coty, Cola IIlii Looter lfiDbV. Pollleroy; lof.yrtlo, IIGbert IIlii Denny Wolfe! Ernos~ Audelle, Brell[da, Br,uce, Berettl, Benlt.11 and Ftedl Deeter; Howard, Nancy, llhonda, Sharon, Beverly, lludcly, Herbop1, Tereu IIlii Ta. mara SUe Ervin; Mildred GUlUan, C!l&rles, Betljl, IIlii Joy Ann Spoull; Gonld,ll>irley,Gien, Sheryl, Mark, antLorl Am Simp. son; Paul, Wnma, Way1._,; and WendeD Ervin; O>arles Lola IIlii Charlo• Edward Cline n, Erneat and F1ossle Bush, Max, Joe, Edith, 'I'Imllly IIlii Sidney Manuel; Junior, Graee, Paul uti Bradley Holallwer; BID prdner, Plul, .-,ant Paula Wolle; Leo, Helen, IIlii Ora l1llJ, EdDI, Otis oro Max Knopp, Harry Wolfe, ·Joe Prollltt, Dorolll1 Pro!IIU IIlii Mitzi Wolle, all of Jladne. Visiting Mrs. Beaver at home were Jamea, Margaret, Jimmy l!u•le IIlii Dora Cline or Bever~ Ricky Cline ol, New Lexington, oro Roland Wolfe or Dllnola. , Xi Gamma ·Mu Style Show ·· D ~of A Council Meets sonage baaemenL Atteo:ling the meeting were the Rev. and Mrs, A E. Miller• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruschel' Thelma Custer, and Mrs. Arnoti Bee- Tim. MUla, Vfcld, .Brian, Windy {MJie, and Glodya HUI, all o1 Culumbus· 11arry Bonnie, Diane, May, ne, Tom, Emma; Carol, and Chris IWI, and Roger, Jean, Jerry . oro Pamela Jean Nett, of Lod1. Obio; Helen and Char· les Wolle, Linda and Jerri Jean Black, ol Lookbonle, Ohio. carl, Connie, Edward, Jerry Mary Ruth, Vl<!Qo and N...;. HW of Medina; Don. Bernice Judy' Barbie, .Fannie, Donua Denise HW, o1 warren, Ohlot RosseU, Seva IIlii carol Cline oro Goldie Beqle, of Franklin, trice, oro Received schools and libraries. Mra. Oscar Roedel was 8 guest. Members responded to roll call with quotations o1 grest Americana. Refreshments were pat. Sbe reported that proclama· served by Mrs. Skinner, M r s. lions cloalgnatlng the week o1 Mark Grueser, Jr., and Mrs. J. !!opt. 17.:3 as Coostltutlon Week marking tile 181st amiver~ A dinner was served and wlth the dinner was served a birthday cake decorated in a rose motit Sack races were held and pictures were taken of the complete group. There was soft ball ror the men and boys. Attending were Herman, Mat- ssed the change In the Wed. nesday night prayer service and Thur~ night. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held Oct 3 4 and 5, and lt was annoon~' b' Mra. Denver Rice, presideni. children Including Mattie HW, Culwnbus; Seva Cllno of FrankUn; Debra GilUI;In o£ Chester and John Beaver of Pomeroy. Ue, atxl Clark HUl; Rex, who has moved to emsylvania. cu Mn. Clyda Allensworth dis- dren waa approved by the PhilChurch or Christ Among the 151 ,))Oraons ltmllding were Mr& ·Beaver's foor ~Wiity, a 22.plece toy band for the Meigs County class of retarded chil- At Halloween Missouri. Constitution is Theme Of DAR Unit Friday Georp!ldmer. roRTLAND - Ninety-seven of ance ol her 94th birthday. The reunion also marked the the grandchildren and great grandchiJdren o! Mrs. Fannie homecoming of Clark Hll1, 1CoBeaver were on hand Sunday, lumbus, coming to his former Sept. 8, when a reunion was held home here £or the first "time In at the Portland Park in observ- 20 years. Ou~s., Far.nily Reunion 0 ~ Descendents of Fannie Beaver Hold Reunion September 8 . ...UJ'e p.m. The -'<Mq> will lncla41!> ~ In COMMUNITY CONCERT PATRONS can look forward to siBil&thing aew ani different this seasm. The Tri-County AssoclaUon has already bcK*ed two programs which are sure to be well accepted by concert goers, with, perhaps, some special appeal for the younger seL F1rst in the series, Oct. 20, will be the youthful. versatile, am. worldo-traveled Add.lss and Crolul who sing to their own accompaniment on a variety ollnstruments. .:em ,. p()MEI!Ql• ~ The SOoU · , Foremwl, Co. ,Iilli ......ct a teacbera' rui~inc' !iofltsliop 111 die ·I'IOmerw Elemetllar7 ~ Cili : Weclneoclal' from 7 ' ,. . ' ~<Ut Jt'a the little thln&s that count: someUmes a telEPhone call, a viait make all the dirterence In a day, Then in March, the Lee Evans Trio has been booked for a Sunday afternoon concert. Th is jazz trio is of television fame having been on nwnerous shows includ- By Katie Craw •.•uu ' ' OW2W~ .. t : ::;::·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:::;;;;.:.:·:·:;;;:;:.:·:~·:;:~::::::::::::~:=~~::::;:; OPEN DAILY u.li. to 'fo P.11• .. ' ~ . '. Panlx, AIJriD, s. c. Mr. and lllrl. awve Sludlc, llr. aad Mrl. llan'J Crlawell, .Mr. and ,Y rl. Daniel Macll, Bt~ Mrt. Hel., Maf.lbl, ~all. ~~ Mr. IIlii ~ .-vaa !IIDr,Collimbul;llr. ""'. Vrl.' i.e• Jl<IWler, 1'Vk"'aburl. W, VL; Mr. ond Jiln. . Hlad, Jlff ond ~ Cilftbf!dl~; Jlr, Yrt. t. =:::...s~-]iiSIIIIJie, WJdt. _,.,,_., I f:?!~ popular menswear fabrics and colon of the day. Add a smart footnote to your wudrobe from our selection of Bumi1hed Cb-ut shoes (the contemporary bucklwtrep slip-on shown here feabiiOo new blunted toe). ' "I I. '' �·, ' i '-' THe StU'J\Iioy,': 'rhbcs.s.!iiliooi,. ~nda1 , september 15, 1988 Kotle.'s ·Korner I ,' ' Ple11111tly 1urprishl@' Mrs. Eleanor Zelher with a visit were member• ol the Sallsbucy Cadetm Girl Scout Troop 20a Mn. wa... da Rizer is the troop leader. Mrs. Zeiher, a former teacher or girls in the troop has been confined to her home for more than a year because a broken hlj>. The girls took her a basket o! CrulL of ilw the Ed Sullivan, Today, and Tonight. I As for the tickets, these are Lula , a real tan. had a ball. Her son also took her to the over tw~our show or the orchestra at the coliseum. Then to top otT the vacation, the Chester Russells took Lula to Columbus, lid., to see her grandson, Ron. who is playing with "The Accents" at a club there. Ron. st~r and drwnmer in a combo, appeared on the Ruth Lyons Show MOJXIay and ror the next couple of weeks will be playlog at a restaurant in Cincinnati before leaving on a We st Coast available from a number or local people Including Mrs. Ted Reed and Mrs. Roberta O'Brien, cOo-Captain& in Meigs County, The adult tickets are $10 while student tickets, an:l this i nchldes college students, are $3. Not only will the tickets p~ vide admission to the three or tour. perhaps £our concerts or the This past summer the combo Tri-County Association, butotller played on a Lawrence Welk show. area communil;y concerts through A NOTE FROM Mrs. Jacob a reciprocity agreement. This Schafer of COlumbus, the former lnchldes the popular Whit-Lo Garnett Burchett o£ Middleport. Singers whi<:h are booked for a that her daughter, Daradvises concert In Parkersburg in Janula and infant daughter, Carla ary. Wendy, were on the Paul Dixon ANN HARLEY, daughter o!Dr. Labor Day television s~· in alii Mrs. John Harley, Spring- Cincinnati as a promotion for field, and gr.,_ughter ol Mrs. a Gosurd outti t. Mr. aod Mrs. Schafer andDarJ. E. llarley, starts her employla's husbaOO, Clifford W. Smith, ment I& a medical technician were also irterviewed by Mr, at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Dixon. The Schafers, incidental~ Baltimore, Md., thl s week. Am. was &cCOOlPanled to Bal- ly, are delighted with their~ timore Thursday by her par- daughter who, was born on June ents. She graduated In June (rom 22. Ohio University. Mrs. Harley oro Mrs. Margaret Davis, grandmothers of Ann, went to ~ring­ field over last weekeM for a - e l l vlslL MRS. LULA RUSSELL has just returned £rom the nicest vacaJionl She went to lr:dianapolis to \>lsiI,. her son, Chester,' and his lamlly and while there was a guest al a p'arty which they gave honoring Jim Roberts who is with the Lawrence Welk Orchestra. Mr. Roberts is a relative oi Mrs. Chester Russell and •~ rually when the orchestra cornea to lndlaDIPOlla, they entertain lor him. several members or the orchestra were there, and, ' ''' VISITING IN Middleport this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaskill were her s~ in-law and daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mcintyre, Toronto, Canada, ard Miss Christine Bugler of Switzerlaod. The two Chrlstlnes are medical techld.Ciiris at a TortitlD 'hOIpit.al. Russ Is completlj,g wOrk on his doctorate at the Unlversl~ ty or Toronto ard serves as a supply minister in the city. They were joined here by Dr. aOO Mrs. Steven Coats and son, Sean, or COlwnbus. Steven is ~~ terning at Doctors Hospital after hi& graduation last spring &om the Klrksvtlle School In ,, ~ POMEROY .. Freedom's one provided by the Meigs CounGl'ea1est llo<:wnent The COnsti· ty schools ror history class study tutioa 1' was the program theme during the week. Booklets on the <t Frlday'a m - of Return Constitution were dlotrlbuted. During U!e meeting which was Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the opened ln ritualistic form by Daughters of the Amerlcon Rev· Mrs. Brewington and Miss Bess olutioo, at the home ol M r a. MrL Guy Nelgler, vice regent, Jll'esented material oo the Con- stitution pointing up the observance or Constltutloo Week, Sept 17..23. ll>e re!ern>d to It a• ''the IUPfellle law of the land with JrincipleB which have grown lb onger, richer and r r e e r tbrough the years." Relating the history o! t h e writing ol the COnstlbltlon, Mrs. Nelller described it "as an inlb'ument ofgovemmenthammore:l out by great statesmen and U a model ol freedom and dtmocraey." Mrs. 0. P. Klein, chapter dalrma..1l ol' Coostitutioo Week lmOUIIced plans ror the obur: qnee following her fntroductloo bf Mrs. James Brewington, re- Toy Band Bought for Children by Society MIDDLEPORT - Purchase o£ athea Society at the Mlddleport Sanborn, chaplain, the Southeast District meeting was IIIIIIOWIC· eel lor Sept. 25 at Lancaster Mra. Dwight Milhoan report~ ed on activities . ot the Cradle ~ Uberty Chapter ol the Children of the American Revolutioo. Plans "ere discussed for rnarkJng the graves of Mrs. Edith Hartinger and Mrs. Bertha Rathburn. Program books £or tile year were distributed by the regent :ested better attendance by en of the church. Members that a special program wlU be featured at the October. meet- responded to roll call by nam- ~heir favorite ~levislon proMr 8· • 0 , E. McKJn),ey gave ing of Phllathea. prO)'er to open the meeting and Reported Ill were Mrs. Thel- presented the program entitled rna Prat~, Mrs. L. R. Wlley, "Who Remembers McGuffey., Mrs. Leo Searls, Mrs. Robert Craig, and Mrs. James Buchanan, with each to be remembered with calls, cards, and prayer. Miss Mabel Hysell read a letter from Edith Russell, longtime member or the Brad>ury Commission is POMEROY - Nettie Hayes reported that s he had received her commission as deput)· state coundlot when Forest Rose Council 285, Daughters of America, met at the 1\Clpers Plains hall E~a Swan, councilor pro tern, presided at the meeting. Athank- Party Planned SYRACUSE A Halloween party to be held at the parsonage of the Syracuse Nazarene Church was planned by the Homebuilders Class Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Alfred Ruschel was elected new president of the class and 1 report was given on the progress Qf the redecoration of the par· h related the story of the life o£ McGutTey and then read a portion from the fifth reader entitled uRespect lor the Sabbath Day," and the Lord's Prayer from the third reader. There was group singing or <t the • .........., ll( the COnlllllu. dOll, have beon mloroed by the - · o1 the n.. Molp c.un.. \l' villages. Re.-s are being ~to di~ their flap. Amorlean Legion posts tbe schools lDd the churche~ have boon •liked to ioiD In the 41bwn.,ee. lira. Klein, usisted by Mra. J. E. llarlltl', <orwlu,ted a quiz '"' lbo CGasU~"ion for a quid< .,..0 Ill IDIWirO. The quiz Ia Peal fer Pensions World War 11 pensions and death beoefll paymenL• l>r•Jb. lbly wiU r e a c h their peak abOut the year 2000. The total CNt)s expected to be $5.5 bil· 1ia11 a )'Qt at that ume. tlte Phllathea song and Mrs. Rob· ert McElhlmy read ocrlpture, Mrs. Paul Winn had a poem aw-: and Ohio; M~lvtn, Patricia, Beatrice, Glenda, Leroy, Tony, and Tina Forester, of ReedsvUle. . Eber, Debra, Roy, Mary, MarJOrie, Tommy, and Tlmrny GOJUan gf Chester; Vicky, Mark and Vlotor GfiWan of L<q Bot- ''To Each a Season." &Dd Mrs. George Melnhart gave prliJ'er. Mrs. McElhinney, Mrs. Meinhart, Mrs. Cluenee McNeal, Mrs . Wim, and Mrs. Ella Reu- IcOn; John Henry Cllno of Canter were hostesses. A desaert ton; David, Glortne, Kelly, David, course was served to the 27 Jr., oro Doma oro Kathy Cllne, members and three guests, Mrs. Water!ord; Amette and Molly Earl Werner, Mrs. Kemeth Mc- Cllne, New Lexington; Frank, s.rra- Elhinny, and Mrs. Goldie Fry, Garnet and GinnY Potts; and a new melt'tler, Mrs. Har- cuse. Clarence an:l 0ara Adams and: old Wolle. at tlle dOllth o1 ~Is xe- A report was given on the cent state session by Mrs. Hayes who noted that Edith Wakely of Marietta has been named district deputy. Annowtcement was made of the picnic of the past councilors of District 13 to be held at the Civitan Park in Marietta at 1 'DUTTONS· Laura LaBoiteaux or Cincinnati, the new state councUor, Coli is the.season wh~n millions of Jr. High, High School and ege girls {and boys, too) look to a new range of . back-to-school social activities.. 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SluldoJ; school at 10 a.m., !ollowed by 1 bl1iwl dimlor IIlii - ' ~ :.:.,~u:oXI~~ :.-.=!-":,::':~ ~=: · -m ~a ~o; eornon, w- . . h - - · · At Holzer Wednesday ~.she aJ-• ·::;A';ddl:;:;,;:':'.' :,:,:,·.: ••• ]'.Personal Notes'\· Plea- .. l>lilll!'>• "* Crisweii-Custer T. P. A Club Meeting Held At Weber Home ' •• A eednaatlilonalMai'W formula. II P an o ""' w ling lo start Annual Bazaar Set December 5 ,.,_ Btiillishcd Chestnut Two Projects Undertaken --lite :tl.9. ]( z,q,, Gqll..-, a·. - .,._keD .._,. n"'muu. reoa"""" *olllllI¥>Unl•erlll1 at-at ,bolD ~ ~ Seltool, for andli- I - - •' :· EVERY MORNING: Quick·cleanse and ;:· wake up your face. With Medicated Toning Lotion. A stimulating toriic to m~cate, refresh and smooth your :: ski~- Its gentle medication continues ·: your round·the·clock battle against bacteria. Fights externally caused blemishes, present and future. And provides a beaulilul platform for your make-up. Your skin will be grateful . .. andabowit. Writ• or call for catalot ancl informati•n. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COlLEGE Str.. Gvlllpoli• .for rtfrtshinc Ar time "K 24 HOUR CARE FOR OU.l AND ed during the meeting to place the national magazine in t h e · ISocial :r; Features Chapter Meeting ··~, . 1 ~l Calendarl ~. _.. Mrs. Hayes• commission as deputy state cOWlcilor came from rccash on the barrel-head . ' Held .at Fairgrounds e , ,.,.. ' 'trr~ "aiid·lbe p.m. today, Edward Foster. I POMEROY Old ~ou ever l!ave a··"I'Hk wbelleveryihlng seemed to .hoppell? · I rerf< to lncldellla' thal alalll fOU liqh, and teaeberl frOm l!radeO .o.n POMEROY, - The OUrs Fain- Michael. Mu CbaJll8f d Beta ~ Pl'd PWw . lor lbo D11 111'111. Mr. ulll Mra. Herbert Mo!J>o others .thlt bring 'pleaaure. ' ,, ·o _ tlmiU8h ellbt If uiere P<l iQ" 111, reunion, Sopl. I, was Sot. o dey Thuroclal' nliJIII In the ,... a qmced, At • • · SahlrdlY eveling "" 'inother al)d 1 olo11Jied particular uie read- held at n1rgJ'ound ty~, Clarence. MarilYn, audHer.. 1 Culumbus and Ohio Mra. J4ia> will opeal< • · ble, Minersville; Mr. aDd MrL at the ·home Ill Mrs. Doni1d (Pall KoudUbelt.'l lllg prGIIrlftl with a bukot dllntr Ill ...., Electric eo. soda! room. .ar~oua _,to <t 'the _ . . . Into the ·house lor Jullla mome.t, gotb&ckilltothe woulii lllte to>iiiooe dl..,..sod, Gllll to · all the cbUclren Richard Gaul, Mark ..,t Dlv\11, )lymll - Ill itie Ohe<nocin. Modeling garmentl from El· d. tho Melp CouiiiJ Q IIIII tf cor, ind we diclded to, toke a ohorl cjrlvewblch IIlii prlua wore nanled to, Qlesteri Geor'P Buah, AarOn. GD>EON-IIOOsH riWIICln will la'ted about 45 ml!llles. When we Jltl)led litO the tbelr IQieHotlo the 0111111,y· IU· oldelt men. Robert ODd sue, and tleUsaa, Adle!Ji; Mr. be beld 9mdlt1 at thO I'IOrlland berfold'a and the New Y o r k the American Rod Cro01. KJdir · driveway at home, I opened the dOO<, the dome light will relo,y tho Judd oklelll womeu, Clara oro Mrs. Jack Follrocl, Kiln, Mr. Park. The pladc will beliD at clothln& House and Jewelry trom Moraan will !lire • Iaiii .., 1111r K. and c. were Mal')' Morris, -rleoce• at au-. Glrll B1raD 1 p.m. eame on, and my mother exclllmed: "Lollll''fhat 11 lntertll lria to the coniUlt. llyaell and Iva SJmmt; y.,._t IIlii Mrs. Junes · Am Rupe, Mila Wood.l, Jean state, IIlii Robert Jliiriwtt ad Robi10n, Pomeroy; Mr. anllMri. MONDAY the carl" Loan! behold there)Qtlte Hcuiailllell'o "ltiid."l!RdlilliiMiimA11111$1dllllllllllllliM blblea, MJdll!lln-n IIlii san. Jlff Werll' will tell 'lilieSHarrison, Mr, IIlii Mra. CHESTER GRADE School PTA :· pet clog. How she got In the car wltboul me see\111 • ,. ?' n!.. dra Deem; wbo came the v• Bo.7• state. For eJ&I!t reen ·' her, ·I wiD never 1m.... u 1he had barked when 1 ojao . illrtheat. Larr)' Circle (137 Allen Stobart, Ricky, TI'I!IIIP IIlii will me4 M<loldll, 8 p.m. Pro- Announcrng 81rt the aororlb' hal . . . -ed aslrl TanYa. Mldclleport; Pat Mltaon, .....,. will lncluclo 1 get • acKA!'m CROW driving, not knOwing she was there, lwoul<! noMubi '·. mlleo); awrled and 'lor the put lour reart Ill Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald hive ended uP In a ditch. . , . · Mr. on1 lira. M. W. COChriD; ,...mtod ...~~~or~ Jeut one slrls bo)' to 11te Amorlcan • · AI\YWI,I', blek we went with the pel and eJI)IIInecl Ud hlpc.,.le morrled Mr. E. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Er- raom . - . , illd ........._. Le81on'• and boyo ateteL nest JohnsOII oro Bol>, Belpre; to be pr.....uod. Relrelllunlllll poned. Mra. Haedaahelt uld, "Oh, she Iowa to ride "on! wouhl have and Mra. Shan Wells; oldest Qlllcers lor lbo 1968~ y rlddenwlthollllp. . rorbours." lflndmother, Clara Hyaell; Mr. and Mrs. Werden Ours, Mrs. will bo soroed. MIDDLEI'ORT - Mr. and preafdlng at T!Jireday nliJIII'I RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, ·· L11l SundaY !lOOk my llrst oulky ride. Den H-shelt purehisp-andlilother, Virgloll Mae VanMeter, Robert Dura, R~ Mrs. Michael Blaine or Middle- meelln& first ct the elm Je&r, by VanMeter, Mr. and Mro. WU- 7:30 p.m. lololldaY at elem....,. ed tho cart for hia 10111 who CMR a veq nice pOI\V. Weli I climbed Llfferty; younaell father, Shan port are IIIIIIOWiclng tlte birth d. were Barbara Betzlng, pre-; and. away we went. lt was a real thrl1l. Well&, and )'9'JIIPSt mother, lard Pigott, Rachel ant tria, building; WlUlam Hughes, uecuLong Bottom. tlve head of the Southern LOcal · • daughter, Bethany ~.ym, Wed- Boll !111011, nee pre~ , · My mother, who vory well remembers the dl,l' wben the horae Charlene Wells. nooclal' morning at Holzer !loa- Pearl Wol::w , ireuurer; m.Mr. 1nd Mrs. Dale C. Powell, Olld biJ8Il)' waa the thing decided she also warted to ride. And beMusic and singing was enjoySchool dilltri<L apeaker; relrelhMr. and Mrs. Shin Wells IIlii menta served by the executive pltal. The babY wolghod a I x nor Blaettnar, noonllng socrelltY8 me, ahe climbed ab<loni oro lOOk aride. Silo Is. a s-tbeart ed In the atterooon. JIOIIII'l• and lour ouncea. tar:Y; Mildred Karr, corre~ IIlii loves a good time. I bellave ... re·"• Present friBil Racine were Mr. Malinda, !na Clldwell, COlumbus; comml-· ..,.. e·'""ed "'"" heraelt POMEROY - ElectiDn or d.GrandparentS are Mr. and tng secretary. MrS. Marcia lloiiJudd Ours, Mr.' oro Mrs. SlierMIDDLEI'ORT PTA, 7:30Moll11 brOOJiht bock sweet mamorlea, rm sure. Mrs. Douglas ·•· Wolle 1 Circle, BMarflcero for the 1968~ ~ear and oro Mra. ThomU A. Blaine, Sr., atetter Ia tho II0<1al ldvl- d man Clay Jr., Cheryl, Rand)'. • ·' Speol<lDa of my mother I hope thai when I om her age I can r&•• • Lew • OUrs, Roy ush, day nlgbt, elementarY auditorPhilip, Pemy IIlii GloMI, Bu<k· member the peat 11 well as ahe. She can ·-•• ....,eycont.eats Ium; Erl< Hut, principal, speak· Middleport, an~ Mrs, Goldie Van the chapter. ....- Welsh very well IIlii· the werecompletion feature• d.olthe Fr~ nillrt Mr. F1 and Mrs. Cl 1 Chrlsle P""eU, -• others aUendinll were P h 11 eye IA.ke; Opal Graham, Jessie er; discusalon groups of teach- Maire of West Columbia, w. kids me no erd•when 1.try the 1·-~~ ....... - 1 just can't ••• ,..... my............ orence rc e, Greg Do1anew, ~~- ineetma <t the 1'I>IDODI Grange Mr -~ Mr Va. The great.granq,orents are Mullen, M&rprei FoUrod, NetMae BUll, CI'OI'In Cltyj Calvin In the right place. But abe can. llopr uu s. Richers and parents; meotlntl cloalgat the Rock ~rings ball with -~ Mr .wn -~ 0 aura, Mrs. Julia Van Matre and Mr. lie BroWn, Vera Crow, Terea Ours, Canal Fulton; Mr. and w•·, urs, nated as ••Weloome New Faml.•v obe atmnded the state Fair not OIICO this year bUt twice. the Hemlock Grange as hoeL uu N Bethe '· he ey JOurs ke uu ud Mrs. Hobart Marr or West SWatzel, Reva Vangbtn, Velma Mrs. Ivan McWhoriA!n, Larr~ oro She hid a wonder!ul attltuclo toward.ll!e, has, and 1 hope alancy, r T las, a Bush Hes Nlght." Columbia, and Mr. and M r 1. Rue, Norma Amlbary, !lllrltrJ Gary, Mt. Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. way• wW have a smUt lor everybne and be able to enjoy ure to- Stockton, The newmaster; ol!lcers Mendel are Stan!ord Jor. IIlii u--1 Carole, nd p Portland. ul Dea 0 h 1 o; TUESJAY Donald Lafferty, Marion; Mr. Ralph Abrams of New Castle, Beeg]e, Undl Beegle, Lee LM, CLASS 12, Heath Methodist morrow e Deem. a aMr. and Mra, n Evans, ~ moreasthinmu<b ohe. u she does today. No one deseneo happlnooa ~· overoeer; Pauline ~~. GladYs Nor- and Mrs. Howard Blazer, Waver· Jnd, · anclll>lrllll' Custer. Churcb, 7:30 TuesdaY~. Mro. . ~ecturer; Mal')' Genbelmer, cllap- man Deem oro AnthOI\Y oro ne. lain; George Genbefmer, stew- nlse, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J.y; Mrs. Dora Brown, New Wat.. Nan Moore, proaram leadlr; er!ord; Mr. oro Mrs. M. W. Mrs. L. W. McComas, devOtionI RECEIVED A LETTER TIIURSDAY evening slating tl1at 1 ard; Norman WID alllstanlotewCochran, Raymotxl OUrs, Urich&-' al chalrmani officers, hostess- . had won a week' a vacaUon for two ln F1orlda. Now this was hard to ard; Bolly ~ lad)- aaallll· ville; Mr. and Mrs. James 1Je. believe, but a!lor reading the Jetter, sho.e!IOIJI!h, It was legitimate. ant steward; Letha lolorrla, seC· Long, Bobby, Charyl, and TereWOMEN'S AuxlllarY, Veterans When my busband and aon, Jim flrot told me, they read theletmr retary; Leo stol')', treasurer. &a, Mr. &I'll Mra. Lawrence De- Meniorlal llospltal, 7:30 p.m. SharoD Jewell was elected 1'10lira~ I told them nol to kid me. But they weren't. Long, Beverly oro Sheila, Sprl~ TUesdaY, ho.P,Ial dining room. mou. Helen Q.dvey, Flora; Fran· So come December, norldl, here we come. Not only do we get lleld; Virgil OUrs, vernon oro Election or ol!lcero to be held. our choice or motela, hotels, etc., but any city on either C()&sL We ces i:oetlleJn, Cares; and AmOo Michael, New Philadelphia; Mr. WEDNE!ilAY Leonard gatekeeper. Story was pt rree gol~ awlmmJnro . -.. et<.. and $140 bonus which loin and Mrs. Denise Ours, wen .. Mrs. James Bucttanan wu reWINDING TR AlL Garden Club cc:qton rorm that you use wben ')'au purchase something. Now hoW named ,leslslatlve apnt, Mia• turned to her home WedneiCIII' ville; Larry Circle, Chicago. Wednesda,y. 8 p.m .• bomeofMrs. Leonard, the )'\lOth chairman, and llboul those 1111ples? We are delliJIIIed. · 8Dd MrL Jdm Ours, Mr. Allard Pratt. There will be a Mr. atter confinement to Holzer llo .. ~ I won the !abulous prize? I signed a cerd In the LudUe story, the ladle• actlvl\l' pltal where she was a. surldcal and Mra. VWOO Jones, Mr. IIlii plant ..change. comm1uee cbaJrman. BuckeYe bul1diJ1g at tlto Ohio State Fair. · Mrs. BUl stover, Dunbar; Mrs. SYRACUSE THIRD WednesdaY Tho ....,ey contests were held pillont. Mrs. Myrtle Watkins and Mrs. Ella Buchanan, Iva Slmms, Ar- Homemakers Club, 10 a.rn. WedMR. Al'ID MRS. ruCK WERRY have moved to GJenvWe, W, w1t11 the folJowinll reiUlts: Nina Nealey Whlte ol Akron left Fri- lle L Brumfield, Clara Hysell, nesdaY at munl clpal pori< meetVa., where ruck Ia a junior at Glenville state. Kathy (Hannahs) Mac:umber, tlrll, Elizabeth Jor. day !ollowlnB a several days' Ada Holley, Mr. and Mrs. K. ing hOUse; activities for year hal 1cceptecl employment with the college. Goal luck to 7011 botb. dan, aeoond, and Emma Adami, vlall with Mrs. Beulab Whlte. H. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Charles will be planned; potluck dlnrier tltlrd In the cookie contest with New Zeofllth ··zer~ette" can make life hm again . Pre cision amplifi· Ours, Mr. and Mrs, E. 1L Noble re· Elolse Ours, Huntington; at noon. Members to brinK own eight entries; PollY Dyer, flrat. ca l•on from 2 M.rro· l•thic* c•rcu• ls . Weighs only 1/6 ounce and Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Walker, table service; beverages providROOd !or mmt mild los~es Come in For a demon~tr<1l10n of Zenith's and Keitlt A>hll!ll', ae<ODCI, lD the turned to thol r homO at Prince· ona; Mrs. VIrginia Coebran. toll, W. va. FrldoY after spendnew Zc1W it e It m<~y lle just nght lor you 1 ed by the hostess. All homemal<na:H<mal needlework embroidered scarf; Norma Lee, first, in Ing a week here with Mra. E. Chester, W, ,VLi Mr. and Mrs. ers welcome. Ralph Murray, Roanoke, VL; 7'/l~fl! 1'• ''"''''' go<> " bol~• '"' "~ go<o "~ embrolclored pillow cues; ll>sr· M. Wood. Mr. and Mro. Harold Jobnsoo, Howard Ours, Mr. IIlii Mrs. Ralph Al,JTHORIZ£0 ZENITH DEAltM I'OMEROY - Mra. H e n r y Mrs, IIO)'ea. The October meet- em Jewell, firat, crocheted clolty; ~rtngfleld, have returned to Ours, New Brighton, PLi ~ store c:oupon&, found in magaIng will be hold at the ~ of Mra. Lee, ftrtt, cotton ~eSI. zines and member& are recpeatReibel was hollesf for a .meet. Plana were completed lor the their home' after vlsltl.nl here drea K. Evans, Rantaul, DLi Mr. ed to take them to the october 1111 Ill the putcouncllors.of Thoo- Jilra. Sarab Dlddle. Ylll IMtTM AUDIOoYIIUM.I, Favor• of miDlalure boakei& amua1 counll ol!lcers conteteece aeveral clays with Mrs. llarry and Mrs. Howard Perkins and meeting lor Mrs. Kenneth Grll· ,, w....... tt. """"" ... dorUI Council 1~, Daughtert d Davis, Wolfe Drive. Pomeroy. Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. George e.n CeiJMt . ., . ct artlfl<lal flowerl were given to be hold on Nov. 11 at the Rock lith to be redeemed In cesh. America, at iter Rlclge ~I.JMiaJISI'. Clendennilll, Mrs. Jackie D. Peyaa favors. Mro. Reibel aeroed ~ring· hall . Nov. 16 .... tent&· . .artq Al4 o.pt. ""It the October meeting stan· home Thur ac1o,y night. ton, EastLiverpooli·W. R. Hughes I til 1Um.l ill lllnl6nl abel lit Zlllltll HNtit11 ley procllds books will be dislively set as th""-~ 1\ILJ b e -~· ' Attl!!ldb'll t b • county.wlde gran~&· ~ . aDd family, Gallipolts Ferry, W. fr::-.OIJ! .. - ·· ... ~by . CJ Pllnl null lull dlllils tiM lrtt UMrlturt meetln8 ~ 'iialll~ irlbuted and anyone wishing to va. were Mra. Mab8l Wolfe, ' ·Mrs. J was announced that Mr. and order tbelr procll<ls can con· :=J Pltnl tlliptiDN rwe Jlllomt to ttrMp fof 1 11ft. '\lfe 'to the COra Beegle, a.ad guests, DonMrs. Stoekton were elected ae tact members of the Club. (Contlnoed from pogo 5) .llas _,ad the meetllll. Mill The Octd>er meeting will be Ema Jesse CCI!ldllcted the meet- na IIlii Fl,l' Reibel, and MrL deleptes to the state conven· Mra. Criswell wore a green coat NAMf - - - - - - - - - - tlan to be hold In Dl,l'lm, 0<1. held Donlof Reibel. at the Allred Grange hall and dress ensemble ct A • line ·.~ng With plODS being dlacusaed '"' Wednesd;Q', Oct. 9. The time stYle with matching acceuorles 28-31. lor the IIIIUa1 Chrlatmaa par· Report• were heard I r o m for this meeting has beiln changand a yellow rosebud corsage. \l'. Mra. Fred Deo,..ar ...., ap. CLASS PLANS SALE -------STATE ed to 7:30 p.m. and It Ia !-"' ln a blue coat Mrs. Custer was I'OMEROY - The IIIIPilY liar· eight - · · Star GriiiiP wiU polDied 10 ~ arrangemtml for lbo dblle!: · ch will bo hold veater• Claal <t lbo 1'1011111'01 hoot the November meeting at IDd dress ensemble and had a TUPPERS PLAINS- TheTUP- that all women ct )loth CXliiiDIUD· which time the new omcers will itleo will note the <~u~nge ct time : )link rosebud ooraage. ... lbe .. ThursdaY In 1Je. TrinitY United CJmcb ct Cbrlat /ers Plalns·Al!red Community A reception honoring the couand Ill' to attend. will bold a l'IIIIU1ial0 aale ThurO· be inolalled. Hemlock Grange members ser- ple waa held Jmmedlately follow· Clllh · met at the home of Mrs. · Jl. $ reported thai Mro. Lot- day and Friday In the Elberfeld Vera W~r for its September ved refresbments lllring a CCIII· lllg tlte wedding In the cbur<h tie CObin. It having 4!11'e dll!lcul- building on Main St. meeljjlg with Mrs. Jimmie Lee JARMAN'S SHAPED SHOE IN eluding social hour. !IOcla1 room. The not oovered Bailey, president, presiding. t;r•.Gomol were pll,l'ed wltllpri•brlclo'• table was centsred with ea ·~ . won bY lllro. Mabel Tho sed'otaJ'Y ol tho WI,I'B and Written history began with a flve-tlored wNllng cake top.. means committee. Mrs. Ethel ~1, . Mra. Margaret Soldenpeel with lbe traditional mlnla· ArbauiJII, reported that she has ,.bel, Mra. Winona Cook, aDd the Greek blaloriiiD Hero4otwl. ture bride and groom. An ar- a &UJIRly ol vanilla, pepper, ~ of IIWDll was used Oil shear• and dish cloths lor sale. MIDDLEI'ORT - The llllllual tile plano, and wedding hells docMrs. Clarence Headley. chair· CbrlstmaS b...... ct the Aller· orated the wall. Mrs. PaUl' Harman of the f>!'-laws committee, _ , Circle or Heatb Methodist rah ol Bello, W. VL, presided aald the group 1o nearing compleoral or tbe blab acbool .,...,. Church hal been scheduled lor at the JlWICh boWl, and M r •· tlnn or the by~awa and the name . pOMEROY - II waa voted ates lor glfla. SWve !ibudlc or Brldpport ct tlte clli> should be decided. · Dec. 5. tiJ send $5 I ' JldM to a aemJTho .-1 meetln8 ...., ached· Plana for the bazaar...,.. mode aad Mro. Frank Shumad<er or It was YOted and awroved to nat7 In EIJiadOr to educate a uled for Oct. 10 wlt1l Mrs. Anna during a June,_ meellnil or the Plltaburgh, Pa• ..-.ed the cako. call the name "The T.P.A. Tuppi1ell the catholiC worn- BladrtiiiOd. lllaa Martbl HOW· group Tllllrldl,l' at the church. Dln1ng room hosteai8B were MrL ..,.. Club met Thuroclal' nlgltt ell, Mra. Dan Mullen, M.a. Dor· )lOlls from the prclotlct Mrs. Earl Knlgbt, Mrl. Gl- Lam· pers PlainS-Alfred) communlt;v Club. tin tho .Sac!'~~! Hoorl Churcli aud· otiQ' Nlorl. ~ 11111 cliriaune ' Peril' Mitch table. bert, IIlii Mra. Grae French. A ruJillll8ll8 aale will be beld ltoriWD· •' ~ aalltehoatellll, Prill'- Named co-d>llnnon <t the ba· -sta lor the wedding aad at the barn m the Clarence Head. !l'IIO •cl~ ~ voted to send ..- concluded the moo~Jn&,. zaar ......, Mrs. E¥erolte Dovla reception wore reglatered by lit)' farm Friday, Sept. 27, IIISJt. 'to !hi ~.~~.. mlsalml. Ilia a Bomle ~er, CoiUm- lllg at 10 a.m. Additional rem. Gamel' were plo,yed With prlz· aacl Mrs. c. M. wo~ "Pull ~ Mrl. n.omaa es btbal waa b)' Mrs. Rdl: ReD· A 1'0UDi" tab'e dlacuasllll of 1111. maae has entlected elnoe Jr., ~ Mrl. C&tll.. -1,1', Mrl. Call1arlnt For wedding trip the ,._una ond pilnl for the Je&l' the Jut sale. It was dtdded to . Wolih reported em t b e Olld W.a Olp PJerottl. woo beld cmlnl the moot1•1 br1c1o <hUlled lllto a 111111 liPid oellthe !urnlture whl<h has _ , .CotboUC" Wo-•o Club oonvenRe(re~ _., IO~ed by preslclod over by MrL Walter dod>l~i:eaoted IIIII wlt1l which ooUeeted at the sale. PUttiNG 11m llillm lhi!Y ·~ recort. lira. Wlllflm ReiDberl. MrL Mil· IIIJOI, pi'ell-. lbe _.. browa acceaao~• and Is to be hold 1y In SteuJ!emlllo. ' · dre!l lol~Coltou&ll. Mra. Komoth Qlesta at the !.......... - e lbo orchid .oroaie flolll her A In NOvtlnber. The datewlllbean· llro. Wollh thaMed all McCulloi&l>. lire. n.omaa Able, )l'n, Sblela 'tYler Ill Ca1lloroll, bridal boucpet. C...pleto ..,..cad at the October meotlDc. wbD aaalated wltlt t1te bl..,.,..._ ODd Mro. J. M. A 1915 grdlate d. MlddloIIlii Jlra, E. 11. Nable <t Prln.-. Selection J decided to UYO a II bile canllion ·.., Alia. B. 'l11aDk fAII,W.VL pbrt lf1ll1 Scbool, and a 1t88 Jo..an Shooa )'011 nOt.o',... sev. , _ <t $. JoiOIIb'l For Mot~ Jlllal Scbool of NurliDI at POrk- . 9illllll Cblrle-. W. Va.; Mr. 1.2.95 .. 23.95 eraburl. w. va., the liJ"I. and llrt. Bart Am1ek. st. Al,' Burnished Chestnut, }lll'DIIID's newest euater 11 - -">7«1 ot the - . w. va.; Mra. Beltl BaJ. J hand-antiqued leather, in rich warm brown. Cblrle"""' Ma1l!dl'lal JlnlplleJ, 11J, ~ illd VOrlt Ballo.y, LIDmake& a handsome accent to the . ' Yr. ~' 'wbo P"tloted a1n8o ~c:!L; ..... and )fro. Fred ,:; a· wife, ,11/C!r'-1'· bers for gifts and cards durlng her hospltallzaUon. It was decid- level protram. naa. you · card was read from Clarence Koehler £or fiowers sent and Mrs. Klein thanked mem: Prof•ssional Buain••• Trolnin9 can be obtained only through a coli~•· Arnold, lonl, 1!dclle ind ~ H..,p, Letart Falls; John ondWoIIOl"l ·Bei.ver. Beverly Slnith, Coty, Cola IIlii Looter lfiDbV. Pollleroy; lof.yrtlo, IIGbert IIlii Denny Wolfe! Ernos~ Audelle, Brell[da, Br,uce, Berettl, Benlt.11 and Ftedl Deeter; Howard, Nancy, llhonda, Sharon, Beverly, lludcly, Herbop1, Tereu IIlii Ta. mara SUe Ervin; Mildred GUlUan, C!l&rles, Betljl, IIlii Joy Ann Spoull; Gonld,ll>irley,Gien, Sheryl, Mark, antLorl Am Simp. son; Paul, Wnma, Way1._,; and WendeD Ervin; O>arles Lola IIlii Charlo• Edward Cline n, Erneat and F1ossle Bush, Max, Joe, Edith, 'I'Imllly IIlii Sidney Manuel; Junior, Graee, Paul uti Bradley Holallwer; BID prdner, Plul, .-,ant Paula Wolle; Leo, Helen, IIlii Ora l1llJ, EdDI, Otis oro Max Knopp, Harry Wolfe, ·Joe Prollltt, Dorolll1 Pro!IIU IIlii Mitzi Wolle, all of Jladne. Visiting Mrs. Beaver at home were Jamea, Margaret, Jimmy l!u•le IIlii Dora Cline or Bever~ Ricky Cline ol, New Lexington, oro Roland Wolfe or Dllnola. , Xi Gamma ·Mu Style Show ·· D ~of A Council Meets sonage baaemenL Atteo:ling the meeting were the Rev. and Mrs, A E. Miller• Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ruschel' Thelma Custer, and Mrs. Arnoti Bee- Tim. MUla, Vfcld, .Brian, Windy {MJie, and Glodya HUI, all o1 Culumbus· 11arry Bonnie, Diane, May, ne, Tom, Emma; Carol, and Chris IWI, and Roger, Jean, Jerry . oro Pamela Jean Nett, of Lod1. Obio; Helen and Char· les Wolle, Linda and Jerri Jean Black, ol Lookbonle, Ohio. carl, Connie, Edward, Jerry Mary Ruth, Vl<!Qo and N...;. HW of Medina; Don. Bernice Judy' Barbie, .Fannie, Donua Denise HW, o1 warren, Ohlot RosseU, Seva IIlii carol Cline oro Goldie Beqle, of Franklin, trice, oro Received schools and libraries. Mra. Oscar Roedel was 8 guest. Members responded to roll call with quotations o1 grest Americana. Refreshments were pat. Sbe reported that proclama· served by Mrs. Skinner, M r s. lions cloalgnatlng the week o1 Mark Grueser, Jr., and Mrs. J. !!opt. 17.:3 as Coostltutlon Week marking tile 181st amiver~ A dinner was served and wlth the dinner was served a birthday cake decorated in a rose motit Sack races were held and pictures were taken of the complete group. There was soft ball ror the men and boys. Attending were Herman, Mat- ssed the change In the Wed. nesday night prayer service and Thur~ night. Plans were made for a rummage sale to be held Oct 3 4 and 5, and lt was annoon~' b' Mra. Denver Rice, presideni. children Including Mattie HW, Culwnbus; Seva Cllno of FrankUn; Debra GilUI;In o£ Chester and John Beaver of Pomeroy. Ue, atxl Clark HUl; Rex, who has moved to emsylvania. cu Mn. Clyda Allensworth dis- dren waa approved by the PhilChurch or Christ Among the 151 ,))Oraons ltmllding were Mr& ·Beaver's foor ~Wiity, a 22.plece toy band for the Meigs County class of retarded chil- At Halloween Missouri. Constitution is Theme Of DAR Unit Friday Georp!ldmer. roRTLAND - Ninety-seven of ance ol her 94th birthday. The reunion also marked the the grandchildren and great grandchiJdren o! Mrs. Fannie homecoming of Clark Hll1, 1CoBeaver were on hand Sunday, lumbus, coming to his former Sept. 8, when a reunion was held home here £or the first "time In at the Portland Park in observ- 20 years. Ou~s., Far.nily Reunion 0 ~ Descendents of Fannie Beaver Hold Reunion September 8 . ...UJ'e p.m. The -'<Mq> will lncla41!> ~ In COMMUNITY CONCERT PATRONS can look forward to siBil&thing aew ani different this seasm. The Tri-County AssoclaUon has already bcK*ed two programs which are sure to be well accepted by concert goers, with, perhaps, some special appeal for the younger seL F1rst in the series, Oct. 20, will be the youthful. versatile, am. worldo-traveled Add.lss and Crolul who sing to their own accompaniment on a variety ollnstruments. .:em ,. p()MEI!Ql• ~ The SOoU · , Foremwl, Co. ,Iilli ......ct a teacbera' rui~inc' !iofltsliop 111 die ·I'IOmerw Elemetllar7 ~ Cili : Weclneoclal' from 7 ' ,. . ' ~<Ut Jt'a the little thln&s that count: someUmes a telEPhone call, a viait make all the dirterence In a day, Then in March, the Lee Evans Trio has been booked for a Sunday afternoon concert. Th is jazz trio is of television fame having been on nwnerous shows includ- By Katie Craw •.•uu ' ' OW2W~ .. t : ::;::·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:::;;;;.:.:·:·:;;;:;:.:·:~·:;:~::::::::::::~:=~~::::;:; OPEN DAILY u.li. to 'fo P.11• .. ' ~ . '. Panlx, AIJriD, s. c. Mr. and lllrl. awve Sludlc, llr. aad Mrl. llan'J Crlawell, .Mr. and ,Y rl. Daniel Macll, Bt~ Mrt. Hel., Maf.lbl, ~all. ~~ Mr. IIlii ~ .-vaa !IIDr,Collimbul;llr. ""'. Vrl.' i.e• Jl<IWler, 1'Vk"'aburl. W, VL; Mr. ond Jiln. . Hlad, Jlff ond ~ Cilftbf!dl~; Jlr, Yrt. t. =:::...s~-]iiSIIIIJie, WJdt. _,.,,_., I f:?!~ popular menswear fabrics and colon of the day. Add a smart footnote to your wudrobe from our selection of Bumi1hed Cb-ut shoes (the contemporary bucklwtrep slip-on shown here feabiiOo new blunted toe). ' "I I. '' �,. t ,. ., . - i'i;f,\. • ' .! . ,(' . . ~: w~: ,·~.. .,. Ruallll GIUIIm, ~ B.::own. Gorden 8AIIII. ~ carr Gll- Us lall)lle, Jlou&(ao ~ a.v. Alfred HollO!!' llld J....l Gilliam Pilno ,.... llll.,..... ror 2l4'flir ........, . '• All'"' ilo. S1nW1, Eie111D0 GIWa. -· In ll•o ~ Other memblr• from (;efltp,. IIi attendlni ,.... carol - . ' Nibert, Donald )Iamson, ' c.Jo,. ard !lildson, lllld David J!nnl, ~ ol tile Clfl• . CommlU.O, J.lar7Mcc-were..-.. puaocl .......S twobooka •'Flor- .. Mro. Reol8 lna1alled ollleOJ'I ',, _ DOLI.'> SHOW F ASIIIONS Mrs. J, W. COOnellt far righlt made completely of felt, to. pruident of Newcomers Club. - Mrs. Robert Meade left shows her beautiful Len~t doli L to r., Mrs. Robert Meade, Mrs. Donald Thaler, chairman dolls in the t.ckground for the Newcomers Club loocheon meeting Thursday afternoon. Miss Washburn of Columbia Gas Gives Doll ,. Fashion Program For Newcomers Club Meet Members of Newcomers Oub were talcen on an Imaginary jour. no;y tllrougb times past, pr... or Colwnbla Gas of Ohio, Inc., Allen and Mrs. Russell BJbbee. The committee had made place poluted oot how, while seemingly dissimUar, women's rashion out lllld yet to come Thursday and natural gas have had peral..........,. 12, II!' Ml&&Joy\Vaah: lellng histories which merged burn of Colwnbua, who descrlb- in recent years with the growocl the perollollug histories of ing aec.eptance Qf man - made women'• taahlan and the natur· ol gas Industry. Mlas Waahburn, a member of the Pllbllc Ralatloos Department Sewing Club to Sponsor Sale MiDDLEPORT - A rummage aole ns piiUIIIod for Oct. 3 and 4 when the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club met Woclneaday nlgtrt at t h e borne of Mrs. Doo Mullen. Mrs. Flo Strickland presided at the meeting. The Christmas project <I maldng toys lor a,edY children to be dlstrlbuttll ~ ,the annual program <f thlf '.J(i>cees was dlsousoed. Mra. Harold Hood received a birthday gift trom her secret pal, and the hostess gilt was I, ·' L ·{' given Mrs. Mnllen by Mrs. Willard Boyer. Mrs. Harvey Van Vraukoo will be hostess lor the DOXImeetlng. . Garno& - • pliQ'ocl wltb priz01 belug '""' by Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Edward Wells. A dessert course was served to those named and Mrs. Marllhlll King, Mrs. Larry Wehnllll. Mrs. James Neutzling, Mrs. Honold BroWning, Mrs. Doo MciiDigJII, Mrs. Charles Holr~ Mra. Don Collins, M r s. Ri)1Dond Baity and Mrs. G 11more, Jr. fabrif:l' p;a ocllced from natural cards and name tags showing ~ashton through the ages. The In Columbus tables were centered with fresh !lower arrangemerits made by Mro. Altrocl Bingham ol the Gallipolis Garden Club and Mro. Roger Barron. Dolls belonging to verloUs members were on display in the room. For Meeting gas ihrvugh petro-chemical pro-. cesses. POMEROY - Mrs. Roy Hol9-le dbplayed a collection of ter, Metgs 4-H Club leader and nine dolls, each 20 Inches WI, attired in authentic costumes or various historic eras. Miss Washburn took the role d a •"tenth doll" to mode l member of the Meigs CoontY Advisory Committee, was in Columbus thts week attending the executive committee meeting of the Ohio Extension Advisory clothes ot the present. Sbe was Committee. dressed from bead to toes in This gr<ql met at the AgrisyntheUcs, all made or aatur- cultural Administration building al gao and oil possible, ohe said, at the Ohio Stale University with ·~aur.e fuhioa and gas fi- Associate Director Ed Kirby of nally got together." the Extension Service, the AdThe Muriatic dress of the ministrative cabinet and repr&last doll shown by Min Wash- sentatlves from the 10 area exbum was buecl oo a series o1. tension centers in the state. photos which oq>peared lu BaThe executive committee aazaar magezlno, ,The WOIIIOII o1 , slated In !l)ojmlrw the staf:e IIJOOt.the opece .,., . Miss W~hburn ; Ing' oY rep~eoeftll'/(\ies from ' tl\~' pointed out, is emblematic of 88 counties on December 11 at ua world of even newer .~ n d Wooster and the 10 area advtmore amazing di.acoverl~'·' sory committee meetings. They Mrs. Donald Thaler was in also counselled with theadminis-charge of the arrangements. Ser- tratlon on budget and programo. vlng on her committee were Mrs. AcCCDij)onying Mrs. Holter to Oscar Bast1anl, Mrs. Richard Columbus was her daughter Arm, Cornett, Mrl. Alfred Blngbam, who is enrolled at O.S. U. the Mrs. Roger Barl'Ul, Mrl. John 111chool of nursing. in A short bUsiness meetlng was held with Mrs. Robert Meade president In charge. Mrs. J..,.,; Kemp read the secretary's report and Mrs, Gilbert Corliss reported on tbe treasury. Mrs. l..oui a Schmidl. amounced tho communlcy C...cert drive whl ch Is underwa,y, Guests introduced were Dr. Mary Berkley, Mrs. Alexander Blrkle, Mrs. James Beverly, Mrs. T, Vail Palmer Jr., Mrs. ~e Uram, Mrs. Melvyn Rozen, Mrs. Wlllred Barton, Mrs. Bruce Curtis, Mrs. steve GeremeJz, Mrs. Russ Kline, Mrs. Jan &mko, Mrs. Lee Pitre, Mrs. Honold R, Calhoun and Mrs. Richant Roy. , I , ·'·~n c. CelllpoRe Llilrar)'. Severo! mllllberl'rOJ)Ortedthat 11101\Y of tbo J1lnk dogwood trees planled oboul the o:ommuniiY had b!lda for DOXI811l'ln&'lbloom- Jns. Mro. C, J. na.to gave a very lnlerel!llnl review or the book •tylower IDil Catien yearbook,, "'lbo. Time to Prepore for Har- ••stlnl ol Cr<JPI and to TriDI- pl.....' SIMI stated Is t h e time to prepore plantl 1bat ha.. been - · all IWDDIOr · to oome into ~ bomea. Tranaplant plants 1bat need it. Spra,y ,- ' - - Salllllett Slate Slllllliest ttate In tbe UDioD IJ Arlloua. Tbe staUon GAHS Class of'53 Reunion Held ror tbo iete bup. NoW •• the time to pick aounl• and plant overareens and rooes. Sook all planlll well and mulch w!tbpeal ...... Ilia tbo bulbe ol dabllaa, cannas and Jl(-s lllld prepare them for storlns. Also IJ the time to start new lawna. Mrs. Jotl! Reese, Regional DIrector ol Gar&ln Clubs, and Mrs. u.s. 1reatbllr at Plioellbt .hal re- coroed 8D GWIUAI ---··· Dl-...... ....... n trf• . of 85 I* ,cent of Jlllllbbte out of a pnalble liJO Cllll . r;- erage GALLIPOLIS - Tho 1953 grad- Forrest, nl., Reba carroJl WU- Tope Sl:anllll, Kalamasoo, Mleb. &rterta1nme1i1 ror the evonlnl uating claos ol Gallla Aeademy """""· RoPr Hood and Ball>ara 111gb Scbool held Its 15th class reanlon on August 31 at the Gallipolis Shrine Camp. Punch was served during t b e 10clal hour held !rom 6 to 7 p. m. The dinner tables were decorated with orchids and wine colored candles. A beautitul centerpiece at the head table was the coortesy <I Dudley's FlorIst. Tho Rev. Allred Holloy gsve grace before th~ steak dbmer was ser\led to the 29 graduates and 24 guests. Carl GUlespie served as master of ceremonies tollowlne the dinner. Carol Greene Rupe gave the treasurer's report. 918 alBO read letters from the following class members who were unable to attend, Capt. Wllllum George, Peru, bi.; Edna Bloomer Edmonda, Charleston Heilbts, C.; Richard Church, North Olm-1 stead. Ohio; Betty Fellure Worknum. Slerman, W. Va., and Lee Bunce, Colorado Sprlng1, Colo. Eleaoor Gatewood GUIIam then awarded gilts In six dllrerent categories. There was a fwr-way wi. tie for tbe most children, between ' . ' ·' ·" "'' ~ . " ·. .... ! [..,.) . Sally Rllllllells ', SmoM,!i; ,. HAVE YOU EVtll COMPLETELY• llld 1DIIlll· rouotton ...... Qbq'l I -'1, until' Juot ~. (No re.narkl lliili,)'ilr'"" I did, I '"'" Jerey Glblm'·"!' IPd"'l'• I pramloed to dllporoDi.., or tbo tbo lllackklp ot WaabbiiiDD ScbOal ud I .,.,...... II. I oltlbll at tbo bill ...,0 Frldo.J 111a11t ud hit ."n>at was thO lint tllllo • Cl'OII80tlll1 mllll: olx diJ• Now ,.,.. .._ bow bod I IlL If llll1 tell me somelhlllr. bo ...,. I wrRe ~. - Or lle1ler 1tt. eallllnl romtad me, U I'm ~~filled -tor~a-• .., k ,. lobo-·- 1'{.»8 J&"LI8 f!nw ~; •r';l·.• 1ii'.'!' "{BI11 'l!>d ROBIN NIDAY, NEW CIIEEliLEAI!Ell .a GAIIIJ. to Mro. John Reese rOJ)Orted lilt 'In bor -.r'o _ _._ 111r JII01bor J1111111& - 1 GAllS 'cheer-. county clubs wtl1 meet at Grate lloder Ia IMNO, llld 1950-11. , " • ,_Y ·· , :,, ·lletllodlat Church SlpL 26 at , - · II a plea-. flla.loYinl ~I lid I'm a...., obi wt11 bo 7:30 p.m. ,not ao I I mel bir durliil 1MB Ud PW ~ ,. Mro. Reeoe oliO reported lie- KEEP YOUR niDI. COOl .._loldtr. .. .· ' , - ' . ,. . ....... Meetiqr will be bold at · · · ~•.tom lllab Scbool In Cheotar BOBANDJEWELLEVANIIALMOST!'ifl!(ialt.dlijlltn~oto ~. "lilml" IIIII· ~"'!lillliia 1ia n'ii'i.f7,. 'or tie~· Mia •.-! n. ~- tilolr'• '· ldll rouad ~.to·ioe_llllllbJ.<lllllli~ . ·· ,!41'~1 il,'lllil .: ~,;' ~)~ .:~ . 'l,'bo-llilll 11a111 lm nat.to • lUt. ~ !iluoh" l!ao · ~1\. DeW ~~·: :~:=·':!"'..::·~:~to~bt', ~~7: TheH are the I!ICtuel alzel of the puah buttonl of a Touch·Tone~ d..k phone. The bunont take the ud II Milici 1o bor 1bo pqla ,tlilr<l olldft't .... ..... ...tw1111 6 Alao, " · I 0W7 . . $fft ..... .· J ....... .,..,...•• ..,.,, ~~ '• mp"'ttl, ,llllUliJ . . _.... 1bo trip will! Dobbie boc:lu1t liior ts11or1 lll:ldt bor -'tiieu ~ place of the regular telephone dial . Saturday Shoe llw. ,, We have the DIAMOND sets that she has her heart set fer . . . matchless beauty at matchless nri~••• ..... ..u...ru.. - .. • ' The GALLIPOLIS - The French c~t~~ Ganten au1> eaJ<Qted a d.. lldooo plcnle dlmir at the h<mo Of. Mrs. 'Ge<Jrge Coonel. Mro. Lora H&<kwor111 wu eoollostess. . Two Ytolton, Mro. Glldyo Per• rou4 ani Mro. Rus..U Wood, ud fourteen member• were preoo Bud Carter save an lnfonnaSome paqp:p:l chalmien haft Hilt DIW Pi CCiidb bookl to mi. ~va P1'081'1111• alq wllll alldea illlpo the - · rlllltllllbor 1111 ukllc for them Ia u oerlltr CGI· aia . "LawnL" He shoWed many wood• that !nfeot the lawns ani 1IIIIIL P•o their codrcl. He also spoke ol the lnaeets that damllle the lawn. Now Is a good Ume to seed a lawn. ·Ferdllzer ani Hme are e11entlal. He R*ve booklets. uyour Lawn.. that P" many holpllol ideal. 1 : • uns. TASSEL HAND·SEWNS core- om-- oomml-. Cheshire Church Celebrates Bud Corter is Speaker For French City Club s. Hi·J xnm ;net'I WO ~-· ~ • .,., Mrl. ~· Anniversary ' .) Mi•• i&Ci M r 1. John Francies. Mro. Roes uoed a vel')' lmpresst•e lllld following ~lnltallatloopreadocl each now a lovely arrangemonl In a cop ol flowera repreiMrilnl her respective artice. Mrl. Reese waa presented a gilt by tbe club. Door prizes ol lovely bloomll8 chrJsantheIIJIDIS were pre....,. to Mrs. c. J. Davis and Mrs. Alhert Durosa. Tho hootesses oervocl rlireohmouts. The next ineettna will be • ~obop at the home ol Mrs. Allred llln&lWB:' Mrs. Eulah WQ!Iama, ebalrman ol program dlatri\IU1A!d the programs lroin the coming year, / on.' r :M i.!Jr•· J. BrOOk•- wbldl tbo eid> wUI pre- to the :By Pat . . • well, COlumbus; PeeD' 'l'lanal MUJ11011. Aurora, DL; ' Sheila Geor&e Zllll, Grove CIIJ, a ad Charle.a Brlal, Walhln..,.,, D. H......:~' .. bjo namti Mar7 Allee llld Jotl! Roeebe'' RclbiniDII and treaiUI'er, ., Ilion, Ohio;- Am ~ Follcb- <I the days program, and Miss Joy Washburn <1 C<llumbla Gas. Mil!l8 Washburn spoke about the fashlan• displayed on the :lawl\tebllo- ' • ' ' ''In October. A dBIIIOutration oil Chrlotmao arraneemonts wtl1 bo Mrs. Ward is Hostess for Eno Ladies Aid Junior MYF nisbL VINTON FRIENDSIIIP Gonion Club wU1 meet at Mro. VIctor George's hOII'le, 1:30 p. m., tnatal1ation or omcers. LAFAYETTE Sbr!ne No. 44 wUI meet at 7:30p.m. Mary Hughes, district depucy wUI 1.. struct in the ceremonial work. KAY RODGERS Missionary Boo clety of Firat lltptlot Church, Fellowship rocm. 7:30 p.m. A ftlm. '"Jqle Highways.'' wUI be presented. All ladles Invited to aRenl. WOMEN'S SOCIETY <I Kyger Method! at Church wUII]Ieetll the heme ol Mro. Artbur Rqle at 1 p.m. GALLIA COUNTY Methodlot Men's Brotherhood meets at Rio Grande Methodist Church , Sept. 17 II 8 p.m. CORA GRANGE will hold election of otrlcers. 8 v.m. All members urged to attenl. Meets At Evans Home Tea mem1Jers were present. · , The next meetlrw will be 5<!>-ber 22. 2nd Birthday of < MASON - A blrthd81 part;r .... held Saturday, Sopt. 7' for two.fear.old dau8hter of llr. llld Mrl.~~at~ homo. -r. GUoato ,..... Ooanle WIIIWno, ' TUESDAY RIO GRANDE Mother's League wUI meet at 7:30p.m. with Mrs. Marshal canedoy. Speeker wUI bo Dr. WOllam Thomas, optametrlsL Members are reminded ~· is guest CHESHIRE - The 80th AMi· wrsary of the Cheshire Baptist Chui-ch was held on saturday, September 7. Dr. Charles Weocl !rom the cahary lltpUst Church tn-Rlo Grande spoke at them~ tng service, Hi• message. taken given. !rom the bool<o ol John llld Marcy arrangements 1had been Psalms, pointed to the commitmade by the hostesses and aOJl'ie ment a"nd acUon to which the polled plants were sold. Church Is called. Mro. COOnes graciously thank· A delicious l~b was served ed tho club lor the wonderlul by the church's GuJld and JDlD)' c~eration given her during her put friendships were renewed term ol omce. at Ihls time. At 1:30 p.m. the The meet~ closed by the now bulletin board In front ol the ...,..I giving the Lord's Pra,yer. chlll'ch was dedicated ln mem• The Oetober meeting , wUI be ory of Mrs. George Yeauger, a with-Mrs. Elaine George. very fo!thlul member In pest yean. The bulletin board was donated by Mrs. Yeauger' sdaughter • and grauddaugbters, Mrs. Flora LQnK. Mrs. Norma Yeauger Moorehead, llld Mrs. Jeapnette Yeauger Ferguson. .Wr ~i• · servl~e picture• were taken aroonl the bulletin boar4 The afternoon waa spent view~ a recent collection of ~Molly Bibles, old church certHtcates, photographs llld -apapera ol CROWN CITY - The Junior MYF of Ohlo Chapel met recent- historic Interest to the church. Supper was served ln the evenly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~. agoln by the Guild, ani at BIIIIE'"Jio. 6:30 a apeclal. reodlng ol tbo A PfOII'IIIl was presented ancl rovlsocl Cheshire Baptlot history a bu1ilteiS meeting was beld. wao reed. Then the oWning serRefreshments were prt!)ared b)' vice was highlighted when mw Jearmlo Newman ani served by ol the •ongreptlon came In the Mlao Newman 11n1 Cheryl SWain. Son is Celebrated Here's how you do it. First, without lilting the receiver, dial your own phone number on your dial telephone. Now tap out . the same num~r on the ~ncb-Thne telephone keyboard above. If your tappmg speed li! three times faster than your dialing ~peed, rou rate a "superior." Twice as last is "good." The pol~t 1s, placmg calls on a pu.sQ button Thuch-Thne phone is amazingly fast ... and easy! Touch-Thne telephones are available in all models: ,',' al ne~ ror ,...,. Clllreb" ror the comlniJO... Tboll' wore bf f'eru BoWoi'l iJum and "NOW preoldtlt, .. Mra. ~ Gloss; l!llllah'WUllorbGal In rkiWer Arrange- riee preal40at, ..e, Ra•onna; Dr. lllchal<l caJd. carol Greene Rupe, SbeUa George ZIM ani POI!I!Y Tholnlo Mun)<on. Soconl ""' C\11'1 Dr Rev. Allred Holley, R<pr Hood, JIIIDOB Gilliam, Paul Rapn, Gordon R<111, Silly Aim PhlllljJs Pollchene, carol Joau Nibert, Bublre Tq>o Stanllll. Third .,., Clll'le• p ' lluih stevera, steve Moore, DoiiOid lllrrlson, James JolmloD, Dr. Richard caldwall : : Jlunyan, David E...,., COllard lludSUI,Inl carl GU!esple. . ' • '.; ()tbera !rom oatoGI- wero James JollnJIOD,.< lllrJIVIIlt, Ohio; Nalley . Jor<bl tm.w. Zenesvllle; Paul B-. Wall: GAIISN CLASSJ OF lll53 - Flht ""'• L to r., rn= Oil owd Gllllim, 1V•.- AJ,. Ien, IIDCY onion Gll>om, Roma RuaseU Smllll, C8mJ11 WU....,.,; Ann 11an1Wa,y "'Bri.m, ''' ·' :. ~: · · A$:qallip~lis Garden Club Head .'• ltu"- ~ Yflilt ' ..... ~rs·: ·Eugene Gloi~; ~~· Installed •. j 'eetwe'.en/: , Ins. ~me. ~·IO!' · the . li ~ VIii KriJ1;y Tud<- er, Gre&Gf1 Grim.-, Mra. Alan F~, Mill or old ··-· tbo 1111'• or the century. There were now~ old WEDNESDAY GENERAL MEETING cl Woffijn's AasoCtatton of th"e First Pres~' Cliurch o\ 8 p;m. ~ ursed to aUenl. THURSDAY GALLIS COUNTY Agrlcultur· ol Society's alll&lll chicken and eluctlon, junior falrgroonla. Barbeoue W p. m. Election hours, 5 to 9 p. -·ue Ill- A LI'ITLE PER-SUEDE-SION In velvety, resUlent Hlgblander pigskin suede trom Bernadine&. You've never seen a leather coat llke this before because coats have never been made of glove ptgskln before. mghlaRiers finely tailored French glove and feels soft & aUk.Y to the touch, so luxurious but so wearable. You'll fall in love with le pore and you'll find it at Bernadine&. Bernadine's also has French tnsplred Coats of Antique Leather by Highlander, beautllully styled and terribly lashlooable. Your Highlander Vintage Cowhide is the ouly one of its kind in the coat world. CORA WSCS will meet to cleeu the church. Potluck at ~ Melllreafl Tbe ' Metn Mello, Montreal's dresses. knlckers.and:ewna<IM: brand-new subway wblcb old .. specs" IJiil a top hat. Coal opened In Ume ror Expo a, oil lamps wore lit In each wl.. bas beeD called the ~ .. world's largest underground art gal· doW. Fonner pastors, Reverends lery." Each ataUon bu ClilZundel, Wood&, and ZIM, IJr<Jul!bt t!n<Uve walls, pillars and groeUngo and told ol their Ute murals. sluce leevlng Cheshire. An olcllaah~ hymn slug lllled the chd with music. Then grHt.ings were heard from some ot: the senior members, former m~bera. a member of the pr&o sent youtll and the minister, Rev. Louis Eckols. MIDI' !ell thot the pest 80 yean has been wrappecl: IV In a ""7 lo.eiy evenlnr. 326 SECOND AVE. Try something different-our MOCK TURTLE shoes by Pula Farr, Y111 auditions ® They look like Iurtle, feel like Iurtle, but are actually supple, embossed leather.• (After all, you can't make shoes from Iurlle shells.! Try a pai r soon for a new, refreshing look. Rfl(na Glbba, Mll& Vl,lftda Illgels, Nonl10II J.,audermllt, Jr., ~ettrw tee liable, Mlebeal Qa- ble; RlciiJ 'Bailie, JlmiiiJr Bablo, Mra: 'Donald ' Mrl,.· Goor&e B. VAll and Mril W""'"'•, Golllll lapis. Touch-Tone DMk Phone . Achieve a great c;asual look and enjoy pure walking ease as well . .. wear Trujuns~ Wea.r them wirh blazers. sport coats, sinks, sweaters. Wear them for leisure. for lounging, for walking In shon, for fun .Touch-Tone Wall Phone Touch-Tone Princeu• Phone •' Touch-Tone Trlmline' Phone INnll.OOctNG DIAMOND ll:lNGS TAWNEY JEWELERY ,.. ,; '· LIFE and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (,art's · RACINE·2 As advertised in " - • ~~~~~ rill: lllttt'Mc~ -• 01 nn.a ._ . . . . . . 1411' IIiItt 01 Jtllow JDif · :. • 422 Second """· • ' •lllpollo, Ohio •' ' • • .·· \ •r ,, ., .,, ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ·, ' . '·! �,. t ,. ., . - i'i;f,\. • ' .! . ,(' . . ~: w~: ,·~.. .,. Ruallll GIUIIm, ~ B.::own. Gorden 8AIIII. ~ carr Gll- Us lall)lle, Jlou&(ao ~ a.v. Alfred HollO!!' llld J....l Gilliam Pilno ,.... llll.,..... ror 2l4'flir ........, . '• All'"' ilo. S1nW1, Eie111D0 GIWa. -· In ll•o ~ Other memblr• from (;efltp,. IIi attendlni ,.... carol - . ' Nibert, Donald )Iamson, ' c.Jo,. ard !lildson, lllld David J!nnl, ~ ol tile Clfl• . CommlU.O, J.lar7Mcc-were..-.. puaocl .......S twobooka •'Flor- .. Mro. Reol8 lna1alled ollleOJ'I ',, _ DOLI.'> SHOW F ASIIIONS Mrs. J, W. COOnellt far righlt made completely of felt, to. pruident of Newcomers Club. - Mrs. Robert Meade left shows her beautiful Len~t doli L to r., Mrs. Robert Meade, Mrs. Donald Thaler, chairman dolls in the t.ckground for the Newcomers Club loocheon meeting Thursday afternoon. Miss Washburn of Columbia Gas Gives Doll ,. Fashion Program For Newcomers Club Meet Members of Newcomers Oub were talcen on an Imaginary jour. no;y tllrougb times past, pr... or Colwnbla Gas of Ohio, Inc., Allen and Mrs. Russell BJbbee. The committee had made place poluted oot how, while seemingly dissimUar, women's rashion out lllld yet to come Thursday and natural gas have had peral..........,. 12, II!' Ml&&Joy\Vaah: lellng histories which merged burn of Colwnbua, who descrlb- in recent years with the growocl the perollollug histories of ing aec.eptance Qf man - made women'• taahlan and the natur· ol gas Industry. Mlas Waahburn, a member of the Pllbllc Ralatloos Department Sewing Club to Sponsor Sale MiDDLEPORT - A rummage aole ns piiUIIIod for Oct. 3 and 4 when the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club met Woclneaday nlgtrt at t h e borne of Mrs. Doo Mullen. Mrs. Flo Strickland presided at the meeting. The Christmas project <I maldng toys lor a,edY children to be dlstrlbuttll ~ ,the annual program <f thlf '.J(i>cees was dlsousoed. Mra. Harold Hood received a birthday gift trom her secret pal, and the hostess gilt was I, ·' L ·{' given Mrs. Mnllen by Mrs. Willard Boyer. Mrs. Harvey Van Vraukoo will be hostess lor the DOXImeetlng. . Garno& - • pliQ'ocl wltb priz01 belug '""' by Mrs. Strickland and Mrs. Edward Wells. A dessert course was served to those named and Mrs. Marllhlll King, Mrs. Larry Wehnllll. Mrs. James Neutzling, Mrs. Honold BroWning, Mrs. Doo MciiDigJII, Mrs. Charles Holr~ Mra. Don Collins, M r s. Ri)1Dond Baity and Mrs. G 11more, Jr. fabrif:l' p;a ocllced from natural cards and name tags showing ~ashton through the ages. The In Columbus tables were centered with fresh !lower arrangemerits made by Mro. Altrocl Bingham ol the Gallipolis Garden Club and Mro. Roger Barron. Dolls belonging to verloUs members were on display in the room. For Meeting gas ihrvugh petro-chemical pro-. cesses. POMEROY - Mrs. Roy Hol9-le dbplayed a collection of ter, Metgs 4-H Club leader and nine dolls, each 20 Inches WI, attired in authentic costumes or various historic eras. Miss Washburn took the role d a •"tenth doll" to mode l member of the Meigs CoontY Advisory Committee, was in Columbus thts week attending the executive committee meeting of the Ohio Extension Advisory clothes ot the present. Sbe was Committee. dressed from bead to toes in This gr<ql met at the AgrisyntheUcs, all made or aatur- cultural Administration building al gao and oil possible, ohe said, at the Ohio Stale University with ·~aur.e fuhioa and gas fi- Associate Director Ed Kirby of nally got together." the Extension Service, the AdThe Muriatic dress of the ministrative cabinet and repr&last doll shown by Min Wash- sentatlves from the 10 area exbum was buecl oo a series o1. tension centers in the state. photos which oq>peared lu BaThe executive committee aazaar magezlno, ,The WOIIIOII o1 , slated In !l)ojmlrw the staf:e IIJOOt.the opece .,., . Miss W~hburn ; Ing' oY rep~eoeftll'/(\ies from ' tl\~' pointed out, is emblematic of 88 counties on December 11 at ua world of even newer .~ n d Wooster and the 10 area advtmore amazing di.acoverl~'·' sory committee meetings. They Mrs. Donald Thaler was in also counselled with theadminis-charge of the arrangements. Ser- tratlon on budget and programo. vlng on her committee were Mrs. AcCCDij)onying Mrs. Holter to Oscar Bast1anl, Mrs. Richard Columbus was her daughter Arm, Cornett, Mrl. Alfred Blngbam, who is enrolled at O.S. U. the Mrs. Roger Barl'Ul, Mrl. John 111chool of nursing. in A short bUsiness meetlng was held with Mrs. Robert Meade president In charge. Mrs. J..,.,; Kemp read the secretary's report and Mrs, Gilbert Corliss reported on tbe treasury. Mrs. l..oui a Schmidl. amounced tho communlcy C...cert drive whl ch Is underwa,y, Guests introduced were Dr. Mary Berkley, Mrs. Alexander Blrkle, Mrs. James Beverly, Mrs. T, Vail Palmer Jr., Mrs. ~e Uram, Mrs. Melvyn Rozen, Mrs. Wlllred Barton, Mrs. Bruce Curtis, Mrs. steve GeremeJz, Mrs. Russ Kline, Mrs. Jan &mko, Mrs. Lee Pitre, Mrs. Honold R, Calhoun and Mrs. Richant Roy. , I , ·'·~n c. CelllpoRe Llilrar)'. Severo! mllllberl'rOJ)Ortedthat 11101\Y of tbo J1lnk dogwood trees planled oboul the o:ommuniiY had b!lda for DOXI811l'ln&'lbloom- Jns. Mro. C, J. na.to gave a very lnlerel!llnl review or the book •tylower IDil Catien yearbook,, "'lbo. Time to Prepore for Har- ••stlnl ol Cr<JPI and to TriDI- pl.....' SIMI stated Is t h e time to prepore plantl 1bat ha.. been - · all IWDDIOr · to oome into ~ bomea. Tranaplant plants 1bat need it. Spra,y ,- ' - - Salllllett Slate Slllllliest ttate In tbe UDioD IJ Arlloua. Tbe staUon GAHS Class of'53 Reunion Held ror tbo iete bup. NoW •• the time to pick aounl• and plant overareens and rooes. Sook all planlll well and mulch w!tbpeal ...... Ilia tbo bulbe ol dabllaa, cannas and Jl(-s lllld prepare them for storlns. Also IJ the time to start new lawna. Mrs. Jotl! Reese, Regional DIrector ol Gar&ln Clubs, and Mrs. u.s. 1reatbllr at Plioellbt .hal re- coroed 8D GWIUAI ---··· Dl-...... ....... n trf• . of 85 I* ,cent of Jlllllbbte out of a pnalble liJO Cllll . r;- erage GALLIPOLIS - Tho 1953 grad- Forrest, nl., Reba carroJl WU- Tope Sl:anllll, Kalamasoo, Mleb. &rterta1nme1i1 ror the evonlnl uating claos ol Gallla Aeademy """""· RoPr Hood and Ball>ara 111gb Scbool held Its 15th class reanlon on August 31 at the Gallipolis Shrine Camp. Punch was served during t b e 10clal hour held !rom 6 to 7 p. m. The dinner tables were decorated with orchids and wine colored candles. A beautitul centerpiece at the head table was the coortesy <I Dudley's FlorIst. Tho Rev. Allred Holloy gsve grace before th~ steak dbmer was ser\led to the 29 graduates and 24 guests. Carl GUlespie served as master of ceremonies tollowlne the dinner. Carol Greene Rupe gave the treasurer's report. 918 alBO read letters from the following class members who were unable to attend, Capt. Wllllum George, Peru, bi.; Edna Bloomer Edmonda, Charleston Heilbts, C.; Richard Church, North Olm-1 stead. Ohio; Betty Fellure Worknum. Slerman, W. Va., and Lee Bunce, Colorado Sprlng1, Colo. Eleaoor Gatewood GUIIam then awarded gilts In six dllrerent categories. There was a fwr-way wi. tie for tbe most children, between ' . ' ·' ·" "'' ~ . " ·. .... ! [..,.) . Sally Rllllllells ', SmoM,!i; ,. HAVE YOU EVtll COMPLETELY• llld 1DIIlll· rouotton ...... Qbq'l I -'1, until' Juot ~. (No re.narkl lliili,)'ilr'"" I did, I '"'" Jerey Glblm'·"!' IPd"'l'• I pramloed to dllporoDi.., or tbo tbo lllackklp ot WaabbiiiDD ScbOal ud I .,.,...... II. I oltlbll at tbo bill ...,0 Frldo.J 111a11t ud hit ."n>at was thO lint tllllo • Cl'OII80tlll1 mllll: olx diJ• Now ,.,.. .._ bow bod I IlL If llll1 tell me somelhlllr. bo ...,. I wrRe ~. - Or lle1ler 1tt. eallllnl romtad me, U I'm ~~filled -tor~a-• .., k ,. lobo-·- 1'{.»8 J&"LI8 f!nw ~; •r';l·.• 1ii'.'!' "{BI11 'l!>d ROBIN NIDAY, NEW CIIEEliLEAI!Ell .a GAIIIJ. to Mro. John Reese rOJ)Orted lilt 'In bor -.r'o _ _._ 111r JII01bor J1111111& - 1 GAllS 'cheer-. county clubs wtl1 meet at Grate lloder Ia IMNO, llld 1950-11. , " • ,_Y ·· , :,, ·lletllodlat Church SlpL 26 at , - · II a plea-. flla.loYinl ~I lid I'm a...., obi wt11 bo 7:30 p.m. ,not ao I I mel bir durliil 1MB Ud PW ~ ,. Mro. Reeoe oliO reported lie- KEEP YOUR niDI. COOl .._loldtr. .. .· ' , - ' . ,. . ....... Meetiqr will be bold at · · · ~•.tom lllab Scbool In Cheotar BOBANDJEWELLEVANIIALMOST!'ifl!(ialt.dlijlltn~oto ~. "lilml" IIIII· ~"'!lillliia 1ia n'ii'i.f7,. 'or tie~· Mia •.-! n. ~- tilolr'• '· ldll rouad ~.to·ioe_llllllbJ.<lllllli~ . ·· ,!41'~1 il,'lllil .: ~,;' ~)~ .:~ . 'l,'bo-llilll 11a111 lm nat.to • lUt. ~ !iluoh" l!ao · ~1\. DeW ~~·: :~:=·':!"'..::·~:~to~bt', ~~7: TheH are the I!ICtuel alzel of the puah buttonl of a Touch·Tone~ d..k phone. The bunont take the ud II Milici 1o bor 1bo pqla ,tlilr<l olldft't .... ..... ...tw1111 6 Alao, " · I 0W7 . . $fft ..... .· J ....... .,..,...•• ..,.,, ~~ '• mp"'ttl, ,llllUliJ . . _.... 1bo trip will! Dobbie boc:lu1t liior ts11or1 lll:ldt bor -'tiieu ~ place of the regular telephone dial . Saturday Shoe llw. ,, We have the DIAMOND sets that she has her heart set fer . . . matchless beauty at matchless nri~••• ..... ..u...ru.. - .. • ' The GALLIPOLIS - The French c~t~~ Ganten au1> eaJ<Qted a d.. lldooo plcnle dlmir at the h<mo Of. Mrs. 'Ge<Jrge Coonel. Mro. Lora H&<kwor111 wu eoollostess. . Two Ytolton, Mro. Glldyo Per• rou4 ani Mro. Rus..U Wood, ud fourteen member• were preoo Bud Carter save an lnfonnaSome paqp:p:l chalmien haft Hilt DIW Pi CCiidb bookl to mi. ~va P1'081'1111• alq wllll alldea illlpo the - · rlllltllllbor 1111 ukllc for them Ia u oerlltr CGI· aia . "LawnL" He shoWed many wood• that !nfeot the lawns ani 1IIIIIL P•o their codrcl. He also spoke ol the lnaeets that damllle the lawn. Now Is a good Ume to seed a lawn. ·Ferdllzer ani Hme are e11entlal. He R*ve booklets. uyour Lawn.. that P" many holpllol ideal. 1 : • uns. TASSEL HAND·SEWNS core- om-- oomml-. Cheshire Church Celebrates Bud Corter is Speaker For French City Club s. Hi·J xnm ;net'I WO ~-· ~ • .,., Mrl. ~· Anniversary ' .) Mi•• i&Ci M r 1. John Francies. Mro. Roes uoed a vel')' lmpresst•e lllld following ~lnltallatloopreadocl each now a lovely arrangemonl In a cop ol flowera repreiMrilnl her respective artice. Mrl. Reese waa presented a gilt by tbe club. Door prizes ol lovely bloomll8 chrJsantheIIJIDIS were pre....,. to Mrs. c. J. Davis and Mrs. Alhert Durosa. Tho hootesses oervocl rlireohmouts. The next ineettna will be • ~obop at the home ol Mrs. Allred llln&lWB:' Mrs. Eulah WQ!Iama, ebalrman ol program dlatri\IU1A!d the programs lroin the coming year, / on.' r :M i.!Jr•· J. BrOOk•- wbldl tbo eid> wUI pre- to the :By Pat . . • well, COlumbus; PeeD' 'l'lanal MUJ11011. Aurora, DL; ' Sheila Geor&e Zllll, Grove CIIJ, a ad Charle.a Brlal, Walhln..,.,, D. H......:~' .. bjo namti Mar7 Allee llld Jotl! Roeebe'' RclbiniDII and treaiUI'er, ., Ilion, Ohio;- Am ~ Follcb- <I the days program, and Miss Joy Washburn <1 C<llumbla Gas. Mil!l8 Washburn spoke about the fashlan• displayed on the :lawl\tebllo- ' • ' ' ''In October. A dBIIIOutration oil Chrlotmao arraneemonts wtl1 bo Mrs. Ward is Hostess for Eno Ladies Aid Junior MYF nisbL VINTON FRIENDSIIIP Gonion Club wU1 meet at Mro. VIctor George's hOII'le, 1:30 p. m., tnatal1ation or omcers. LAFAYETTE Sbr!ne No. 44 wUI meet at 7:30p.m. Mary Hughes, district depucy wUI 1.. struct in the ceremonial work. KAY RODGERS Missionary Boo clety of Firat lltptlot Church, Fellowship rocm. 7:30 p.m. A ftlm. '"Jqle Highways.'' wUI be presented. All ladles Invited to aRenl. WOMEN'S SOCIETY <I Kyger Method! at Church wUII]Ieetll the heme ol Mro. Artbur Rqle at 1 p.m. GALLIA COUNTY Methodlot Men's Brotherhood meets at Rio Grande Methodist Church , Sept. 17 II 8 p.m. CORA GRANGE will hold election of otrlcers. 8 v.m. All members urged to attenl. Meets At Evans Home Tea mem1Jers were present. · , The next meetlrw will be 5<!>-ber 22. 2nd Birthday of < MASON - A blrthd81 part;r .... held Saturday, Sopt. 7' for two.fear.old dau8hter of llr. llld Mrl.~~at~ homo. -r. GUoato ,..... Ooanle WIIIWno, ' TUESDAY RIO GRANDE Mother's League wUI meet at 7:30p.m. with Mrs. Marshal canedoy. Speeker wUI bo Dr. WOllam Thomas, optametrlsL Members are reminded ~· is guest CHESHIRE - The 80th AMi· wrsary of the Cheshire Baptist Chui-ch was held on saturday, September 7. Dr. Charles Weocl !rom the cahary lltpUst Church tn-Rlo Grande spoke at them~ tng service, Hi• message. taken given. !rom the bool<o ol John llld Marcy arrangements 1had been Psalms, pointed to the commitmade by the hostesses and aOJl'ie ment a"nd acUon to which the polled plants were sold. Church Is called. Mro. COOnes graciously thank· A delicious l~b was served ed tho club lor the wonderlul by the church's GuJld and JDlD)' c~eration given her during her put friendships were renewed term ol omce. at Ihls time. At 1:30 p.m. the The meet~ closed by the now bulletin board In front ol the ...,..I giving the Lord's Pra,yer. chlll'ch was dedicated ln mem• The Oetober meeting , wUI be ory of Mrs. George Yeauger, a with-Mrs. Elaine George. very fo!thlul member In pest yean. The bulletin board was donated by Mrs. Yeauger' sdaughter • and grauddaugbters, Mrs. Flora LQnK. Mrs. Norma Yeauger Moorehead, llld Mrs. Jeapnette Yeauger Ferguson. .Wr ~i• · servl~e picture• were taken aroonl the bulletin boar4 The afternoon waa spent view~ a recent collection of ~Molly Bibles, old church certHtcates, photographs llld -apapera ol CROWN CITY - The Junior MYF of Ohlo Chapel met recent- historic Interest to the church. Supper was served ln the evenly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ~. agoln by the Guild, ani at BIIIIE'"Jio. 6:30 a apeclal. reodlng ol tbo A PfOII'IIIl was presented ancl rovlsocl Cheshire Baptlot history a bu1ilteiS meeting was beld. wao reed. Then the oWning serRefreshments were prt!)ared b)' vice was highlighted when mw Jearmlo Newman ani served by ol the •ongreptlon came In the Mlao Newman 11n1 Cheryl SWain. Son is Celebrated Here's how you do it. First, without lilting the receiver, dial your own phone number on your dial telephone. Now tap out . the same num~r on the ~ncb-Thne telephone keyboard above. If your tappmg speed li! three times faster than your dialing ~peed, rou rate a "superior." Twice as last is "good." The pol~t 1s, placmg calls on a pu.sQ button Thuch-Thne phone is amazingly fast ... and easy! Touch-Thne telephones are available in all models: ,',' al ne~ ror ,...,. Clllreb" ror the comlniJO... Tboll' wore bf f'eru BoWoi'l iJum and "NOW preoldtlt, .. Mra. ~ Gloss; l!llllah'WUllorbGal In rkiWer Arrange- riee preal40at, ..e, Ra•onna; Dr. lllchal<l caJd. carol Greene Rupe, SbeUa George ZIM ani POI!I!Y Tholnlo Mun)<on. Soconl ""' C\11'1 Dr Rev. Allred Holley, R<pr Hood, JIIIDOB Gilliam, Paul Rapn, Gordon R<111, Silly Aim PhlllljJs Pollchene, carol Joau Nibert, Bublre Tq>o Stanllll. Third .,., Clll'le• p ' lluih stevera, steve Moore, DoiiOid lllrrlson, James JolmloD, Dr. Richard caldwall : : Jlunyan, David E...,., COllard lludSUI,Inl carl GU!esple. . ' • '.; ()tbera !rom oatoGI- wero James JollnJIOD,.< lllrJIVIIlt, Ohio; Nalley . Jor<bl tm.w. Zenesvllle; Paul B-. Wall: GAIISN CLASSJ OF lll53 - Flht ""'• L to r., rn= Oil owd Gllllim, 1V•.- AJ,. Ien, IIDCY onion Gll>om, Roma RuaseU Smllll, C8mJ11 WU....,.,; Ann 11an1Wa,y "'Bri.m, ''' ·' :. ~: · · A$:qallip~lis Garden Club Head .'• ltu"- ~ Yflilt ' ..... ~rs·: ·Eugene Gloi~; ~~· Installed •. j 'eetwe'.en/: , Ins. ~me. ~·IO!' · the . li ~ VIii KriJ1;y Tud<- er, Gre&Gf1 Grim.-, Mra. Alan F~, Mill or old ··-· tbo 1111'• or the century. There were now~ old WEDNESDAY GENERAL MEETING cl Woffijn's AasoCtatton of th"e First Pres~' Cliurch o\ 8 p;m. ~ ursed to aUenl. THURSDAY GALLIS COUNTY Agrlcultur· ol Society's alll&lll chicken and eluctlon, junior falrgroonla. Barbeoue W p. m. Election hours, 5 to 9 p. -·ue Ill- A LI'ITLE PER-SUEDE-SION In velvety, resUlent Hlgblander pigskin suede trom Bernadine&. You've never seen a leather coat llke this before because coats have never been made of glove ptgskln before. mghlaRiers finely tailored French glove and feels soft & aUk.Y to the touch, so luxurious but so wearable. You'll fall in love with le pore and you'll find it at Bernadine&. Bernadine's also has French tnsplred Coats of Antique Leather by Highlander, beautllully styled and terribly lashlooable. Your Highlander Vintage Cowhide is the ouly one of its kind in the coat world. CORA WSCS will meet to cleeu the church. Potluck at ~ Melllreafl Tbe ' Metn Mello, Montreal's dresses. knlckers.and:ewna<IM: brand-new subway wblcb old .. specs" IJiil a top hat. Coal opened In Ume ror Expo a, oil lamps wore lit In each wl.. bas beeD called the ~ .. world's largest underground art gal· doW. Fonner pastors, Reverends lery." Each ataUon bu ClilZundel, Wood&, and ZIM, IJr<Jul!bt t!n<Uve walls, pillars and groeUngo and told ol their Ute murals. sluce leevlng Cheshire. An olcllaah~ hymn slug lllled the chd with music. Then grHt.ings were heard from some ot: the senior members, former m~bera. a member of the pr&o sent youtll and the minister, Rev. Louis Eckols. MIDI' !ell thot the pest 80 yean has been wrappecl: IV In a ""7 lo.eiy evenlnr. 326 SECOND AVE. Try something different-our MOCK TURTLE shoes by Pula Farr, Y111 auditions ® They look like Iurtle, feel like Iurtle, but are actually supple, embossed leather.• (After all, you can't make shoes from Iurlle shells.! Try a pai r soon for a new, refreshing look. Rfl(na Glbba, Mll& Vl,lftda Illgels, Nonl10II J.,audermllt, Jr., ~ettrw tee liable, Mlebeal Qa- ble; RlciiJ 'Bailie, JlmiiiJr Bablo, Mra: 'Donald ' Mrl,.· Goor&e B. VAll and Mril W""'"'•, Golllll lapis. Touch-Tone DMk Phone . Achieve a great c;asual look and enjoy pure walking ease as well . .. wear Trujuns~ Wea.r them wirh blazers. sport coats, sinks, sweaters. Wear them for leisure. for lounging, for walking In shon, for fun .Touch-Tone Wall Phone Touch-Tone Princeu• Phone •' Touch-Tone Trlmline' Phone INnll.OOctNG DIAMOND ll:lNGS TAWNEY JEWELERY ,.. ,; '· LIFE and SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (,art's · RACINE·2 As advertised in " - • ~~~~~ rill: lllttt'Mc~ -• 01 nn.a ._ . . . . . . 1411' IIiItt 01 Jtllow JDif · :. • 422 Second """· • ' •lllpollo, Ohio •' ' • • .·· \ •r ,, ., .,, ' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ·, ' . '·! �...., ·.~ • BY CAll~~'\' BAI;Li vcaled that thu)' BOt $5 a liushai GALLIPOLIS- onl;r live del- for w~eat; It Ia the' COJiunon egates . from Gallla Count;y at~ market price. tended the sixth Ohio Nl"O state If an Importer from the Unlf. at the state fair- ed States Imported .- wheat at, grounds at Columbus on Sept. say, $1.50 per bu&hel 1 then he to. Gov. Rhodes and Mayor Sen~ has to pay the government tlie acnbremer were invited to make difference, or $3.50. Evidently short s~hes. The Governor those countries would do better U they woold proclJce f a r m was unable to attend. , Mayor Sensenbrenner praisOd eq.dpment and autoll"dJll8s and the NFO for its work, and em- would trade them to the United phasized that farmers must be States Cor com and wheat. organized for rollect.ive bargainThe last speaker was the very ~entJon • Jll>Y S~IITI I POMEI\OY - .Judy Smith, daughLe r of the l~ev. and Mrs. Menzil smitl1, Pomcro~· . graduated from the Nationwide Beauts Acadcm~ in L"olumbus on Aug, 31. /'11967 graduate of Pomcro~ I Iigh School, Miss Smitt1 is now ~mployed at !Jelen's Beaut} Sh~ in Pomero.• . LINDA D. BIIADEN ltACINE - Miss Linda D. Braden, llacine, recemly g raduated from the Valley Beauty School in Marietta. She is emplo3ed at Uorothy's lleauty Shop in Syracuse. Apart from man, chief enemy of the lobster is the cod. Graveside Rites Held For Marine Tom Lind ters, lA>u AM and Kimberl~'; Mr s. Alma Thompson, all or Columbus; Charles Bickel, fharle~lOn, W. Va.; Lt. II. E. Cleland, Jr. , Virginia; Sgt. Hobert Sylvester, t. S.l~tc., .Camp LeHome. Offieiating at the scrric.· t• s was jeune, K C.; MJ.". and Mrs. the He\'. Bill Perrin, pa stor of Lee Tyo and children , Nancy, the Trinity l"nited Church of Jame s and .Jeffrey, Cheshire; Christ, assisted by the R('L Bri- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Altieri, an Engel, pastor or the St. l'aul Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. WilLutheran Church. Organist wa s liam Bennett, Hio Grande; Miss Huth .- \nn Lewis, Mrs. James Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Cpl. Michael Dolger, Plliladcl- Lewi s , Parkersburg, W. \"a.; phia, Pa., waJ; the ~larine mili- Mr s. S}"lllia Quint, Mr. and Mrs. tary es<"ort and the Marine de- \"ictor Lind, ~1r. and ~1rs. Dontachment here to conduct the aJd Lind, Minneapoli s , Minn.; military rites induded FirstSg L Mrs . Fannie Lind of Huntington, A. F. Clyner, Sgt. G. M. Crum- W. \'a., and Miss Linda Kirkley, Sgt. B. WOCld:s, Sgt. B. II. land, Kenton. In additio11 to those calling at Cagle~·, Sgt. G. L. Martz, Sgt. M. B. Smith and Sgt. E. I... Butty. U1e funeral home from out of All are assigned to the Charles- the counly were Mrs. Besse Lewton, W. Va., post witll the ex- is, Donald Lewis and James Lewception of Sgt Wood s of Pt. is, Parkersburg; Mrs. Jean KarPleasant, and Sgt. Smith of Par- schnik, William Housh, Walter ker sburg. The color guard of noush, all of New Haven, w. va.; Drew Webster Post 39, Ameri· Mrs. llobert Roush, George can Legion, assisted in the grave- Tripp, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Bruce Stalnaker, Chillicoside service s. Visiting the flll'leral home in the; Miss Jeanne Heines, Mrs. uniform were members of Drew Bill Chadwick, Columbus; Mrs. Webster Post and the Cadette John li. Whitcomb, Detroit, gtrr scouts, Members or Brick- Mich.; Pvt. Detner RouJ;.h, Dl, L.S.M.C.; Mr. 8.nd Mrs . Detner ~~rs Local 32 \'isited al so in Housh, Cliftoll, \\'. \·a.; Dr. and I group. Mrs . .J, R Schirmer, GallipoThose from out of the county attending the senices included lis; Mrs. W. D. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs . .James Stewart and daughMrs. Althea Strong, WJikesville; Mrs. G. B. McLaughlin and Mrs. t.cr, tllhens; Mr. and Mrs. DenKeith Staneart, Albany; Mrs. Han- ni s Neff and son, Lancaster; Thomas Beckner, Mr. and Mr.s. nah Catchpole, Mrs. C.:arrie KenCharles Cottrill, Pt. Pleasant; · ~y, Mis!'i Johnarma Yeauger, Mr. and :\irs. Elmer White, LoMr. and Mrs. Earl Hoeflich, Mrs. Beverly Kunkel, Mr. ·and gan; Miss Laura Lind, HuntingMrs. Mike Hammer and daugh- ton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis, Lebanon, Ohio. Burial was in Beech Grove cemetery. PO,IEHO) - Fune ral senires for Marine Pk. Thomas It Lind, 21, killed Aug. :? 6 in Vietnam, were corducted at ~ p. m. Wednesda.i at the Fwing 1-"uncral ~·. Naval ROTC Test Comes December 14 ; Grl*!n t-1;;>~ ... I~OMEHOY And Cut Flowers !';HOT C qualifi cation test are now f'lowers in pedect taste ror everyone Wed!ings, runerals Special Occasions . ' Corsages ~·~ 7;~''• Floro! ~· Arranvrnente u Spo<ifiod W. Deliver _ BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS Molghborhood Rd. . Ph. 414-.CSU - Applit.-a.tion.s for lhe Nu y' s 2Jrd annual Regular ~ '.· ' · (7.~ ---'PK#"'\ ' · ~ "'flcO.o~~ n ..?1,~ LJ Ill a vailable, according to Harold saue r, rounsclor at the Meigs l-liKI• St:hool on De~. 14. On the basi s or this test, personal interviews, medical exam ma tions, and other factors, about 1,700 yOUJl:: men will enter U1e Hegular NROTC Program as midshipmen at ~" ROTC units in 53 colleges and universitie.'> throughout the nation. Male citizens of the l 'nitcd States who will be at least 17 but not yet 21 on June 30, 1969, and who are now high school seniors or recent graduates, may be eligible to apply for the test. Those who attain quali(ying scores will are soiling ' abort tracts as .t ar · ch~st as Indiana. We· still ha"S ~Qie master contracts lo go. The n'laator CQI'I· ~acts w:lll be long tCrm, a~ Will oontaln more favorable JX'lc:ea. Graf said that proccs~rs who would not talk to NFO when we wont lo them are now ·oomlng to the NFO. tions. Farmers ralled to get their pay. Several of them are i\ chief attraction wa.s a head ~ cabbage weighing 70 pounds. aboot the growth and work of now cooperating with the NJo"O, It was about 20 inches in diam- the NFO and evils it had to ov- merging lnto tar ger units and dealing with the m·o, thus elimeter. 1t was flown in by the ercome. l\"ort,hwesl-Orient Airlines rree or charge ror NFO from Alaska, Arthur Phillips of GreenvHie made an en I ightcning address on the progreSS" of the NF'O. One year ago the Nl'O was limited almost exclusively to a few corn belt states. Now it is in 41 states and reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacific. lie listed six wa.vs in which the NFO had made big gains the last year. Included were growth in area and membership, friendlier treatment by the news media, and hear~· rcco~ition by proces son•. lle said a year a~ "processm·s would tell our solidtors to go to liell. Now many of them seem eager to talk busine ss with the NFO." lle does not utlderst.and why members had paid their dues when the Nl'O was tJ·ying to gel started against stiff resistance and was insignificant in size, iind wi 11 not pay them now. when rt:markable success is in sight. The three national directors for Ohio were elected. Two or them, Arthur Phillips of (ireenfield, and Tom Conrad are incumbents. Bob Shoup was elected as the other one. The speaker on grain legislation urged all members to cooperate with the reed gtain program while it is anilable. lie stated that a smaller g r a i n supply makes it easier ror them to bargain with the processors. The young man who represented the United ~tes in the world · plowing contest i.n Rhodesia said a Scandinavian contestant 'sa.i.d hi s family made a living on G8 acres. !low did they do it'.' lie reStu~rve&anfs Farm New York City's Bowery was once a tarm owned by Peter Stuyv~sant the early Dutch colonial governor. Stuy- vesant called his Jarm "The Bouwerie,'' and the n a m e clung to the site. Ue said the first year the auto workers were organized, they had a strike just to get reeognttion as the sole bargainittg agency of the workers. The next year they asked and got $4.80 per day. Ford boosted it to $5 per diu'. In a similar way, the NFO had to start at rock bottom. He showed how their control grew [rom 15 hogs to 15,000 hogs, then to He described a large dairy association of the southcentraJ U, S. that had not been friendly with tho NFO. Now It has come to talk with the N}'O and advised the farmers to join an organization capable of pricing their PJ'9dllcts. Another company told t h c NFO lt would ·Price itself out of the market ani that milk sub- The ttrst sales were through regular sales at the ll\le&tbck yards. The next was to buyers direct, at the yards. Then they started selling to buyers direct, by passing the yards. Now we stitute& ATIJENS - Six outstanding plays will be presented by the Ohio University Theater during the 1968-69 season. The} Include: "Hail, Scrawd}kc!" or "Little Malcolm and his ~lruggle Aganisl tJ1c Eunuch::.," by David llalliwell, Oct. 25, 21i, 27, 30 and 1\'ov. 1, 2, and 3 in the Speech Buildi rv:: ,,uditorium. ''Lc BourgcoisGentilhomme,'' by Moliere, i\ov. J;), 16, 17, 20, 21, 2:!, :!3 and :!4. "A FunnJ Thing llappened on Wa~ to lhe Forum,'' .Jan. 31 and l·eb. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8 and 9. "A SLreet~ar Named Desire," Tennessee William, Feb. 21, 22, 23, 26, 27 and March 1 and 2. ''The !louse of Bernada i\lba," b~· F. Garcia l...Qrca, April25, 26, 27, and 311 and May I, 2, 3, and I. William Shakespea~·s ''Troilus and Orcssida," May Hi, 17, lS, 21, 22, 23, 2-l, and 25. Students may. ser a'll six pill)"!-. b} purchasifij.; a !~ season ticket. A season ti ~ket cos Is $6 for nonstudents. Singh:! tickets arc 51.50. Patrons pay $10 for a season lickel,. .. and Februar~·. A successful candidate receiv- es financial aid for four years of college. This includes tuition Catch NFL Football • Se, cdl rh P. ani on on C8S-1V Sun doy l ~ee moe> .fn r n bet fe r rlP.a! 0 11 -, o ur co r, h o on e o r li ! ~ insll ronce any do y! and educational rees, books, uniforms, and $50 per month subsistence allowance. r\fter suc- cessrull;y completing baccalaur~ eate degree requirements, and naval training, graduates are commissioned as officers in the u.s. Navy or Marine Corps. Hegular NROTC midshipmen participate in three summer atsea training periods with vari~ ous naval units. These periods assist them in learning about the variety or interesting and challenging opportunities ·available to them as naval or marine corps officers, Uegistrations for the test will close Nov, 15. Bulletins containing eligibility requirements and quaJH;ying test applications are available from Sauer or the U.S. NaV}' Recruiti~ Station at Ath~ ens, inating cutthroat competition. 150,000. 6 Outstanding Plays Will Be Given at OU !.1011 . o.~~~;~~ Toionr t:< lnl 'lin ,$o)!l. 9, )riih 11\B Nelr ~ u Grlh.alead preoohllng. l'ro§Gi:C. "-1 ,,. !!¥. RANDoLPH Hess, Gary Roosh, Arthur Tl)abel, It. were ~ by Mason for New llaven. After l'ong dlscussion, it was decided to entorce the dog ordi- nanco: Attacklns tile repmlleiD nomloeo on tile Sooth's moat vola'tile Issue, Wallaee said Nixon had "agreed iD adYan.ce" to the that esch resident most keep hi! dogs tied. on a leach: If dog il caUght rWl~ They aiJl'QOd ning loOse, a nne ot lU for the first offense, $5 ror the second, Ing field work for the NFO. He told of one large daJry compaJIY (<>I the East, I think) that changed its attitude and \'Olunteered a check oft for the AMBASSADOR Dr. ·Hardtop, aut<>lllalic:l power steering, CUSTOM 500 orDon . .lnl PK. 446 4060 METRO utllill' Truck. Excellent c""' diUon. "If We Don't Have It -We11 Get It" Fr" Teletype S.rvlce Te "40" Major Wredci"'Y. . . In ,...,.. Charles Webster 24 Hr. Wrecker Service and Expert Mechanic At Kanauaa MARTIN FORD . SALES INC. .. FOR SAlE" , , , ww•~·' ,...... ' "• I:J KAUTZ FEED STORE loc1ted in Chester, Ohio for nHrly 20 ynrs, center of t•e Southeastern dairy, hog an• poultry market. bcelle11t opportullty lor lnd!vldual · ... ~ , . . . . ( ! '--...:·:1 """ STAff. h\RM r.tUTUo\1. • llumc Oftl..:~ : 1\lo.>Ooninitl<>ll. Ulinol;l THE MONTH be interviewed and gillen medi- Interested In owning •uslness. Moierate Investment for entire •uslaiSs or other 1rrangements possl.le. ', AU TOMOHil.E INSURANCt: COMPANY SAlESMAN OF • WE OFFER THIS EXCEPTIONAl .BUSINESS .. ' . AT FAR BELOW ITS -~APPillS,ID VA·LU,E . t . .. ~ . , ... F , ,~ •• ~· ., ,1 •• ; • • ,,· •.J . ".' ~ .>. ,· ' ··-~· t . • ~.. •·. ' ." ·~ . ' ' ,......, ....... laOI- ,r, .. PMIIIy ...... Gallipolis Motor Co., Your Local CloeYrciJet - Oldsmobile Dealer is proud lo announce !;Yerelt Slunder& a& their Salesman or the MODth tor August. Only thru excellert service an:l I ilrOI\i' desire to please the people of this area can this be accc.npllshed, Mr. saunders resides at 202 Kineon Orlve, Gilllpolis, with his lovely wile LWtan and 2 children, Cyrstal &nd Kenard. Gallipolis Morot Co. and management take pride ia exterd- .m his family, CcqratulatiOI'll. •' ( ROBERT KAUTZ .:... , ... '., ' . '' ' .. ' : ;:. storage, 1 ton trtCL For fu"'tt \nf~f""!l~ c~J~~t~ ;, tPc.P-'Iyln tional Demoerall did, In fact it started under them," .Wallace Wallace sal~ To lletDm Coatroi said. "Pm Pill to return absolute. He said a vote for Nixon would cy lock, stodc and barral, the be 11 waltedh and urged voters control of tho ......liOn <>I ;your not II> IU[IJIOrl Nixon. ebUd to you:• Wallace told a In u afli)OI'OIII reference II> . . .ring airport rally oatlmated San, Strom Thurmond, S o u t h SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1968 • . , ullwnphrey has DO chanee to We-ta &11oppl.ng Center In suwin. a• 1 Nb:on or Wallace, but burban Fairview Park. ln Ohio it's Nb:oa or Humphrey." . Nixon talked to R .e p s. Frances P. Bollon and William Minshall before he appeared at a rally here and urged tllem II>. wiD the 19 Ohio congreaslonal seats IIIey now hold, Both race ~ Democratic challeilge. ''Minshall w:lll play a very maJor role In our admlnlstra- Uon," Nixon told newsmerl, notlnl thai Minshall ww as chairman at. the serve House Trans- pOrtatloll &lbcommltteo. Nixon wound up his vial~ Wldch bepn Frlclal' night with a ~··­ Uon and BIUIWBr MJifon on stat. Wide tolovlaloo, at a rally that drew eome 30,000 periiOI'Ia to Most Americans Like Position NEW YORK (IJPO - A naII<Jnwide poll c:<l~Dctod IIIIa week lndleated that63 per cont<>ltbose Amerlcllll& following lha Paris peaeetalbOI(~IeQir.·~P!Iwttll s. the u. poalllon thafl!i'lillb!ni lhould elup .only when the North VIIUlamose mako a limllar rocluelfon In nillltary action. !lndllnBor & Co. reported tho fllldlng Saturday following tel&p[lolle lntorvlewa of l ;t7t adollts In ""CII'Y alate 81Ceefll Alaska and Howall MCIIlda71hrough Fr!day. tiling lhej''Ye- against. H . Earlier this wool<. In a IIJ,od tolovlolon broadcaat from Charlotte, N. C., Nixon told valera in the Carolinas he IU[IJIOried fcbool desegregation, but did not ~liP­ port the Federal government• 1 witbholding !linda from aebool districts re!Uiingtode!IOIJ'8ple. Wallaee was to speak later at A1bar1Jr, Ga., before completing Ids foor-dll)' Cllll[JOisn trip ID Montgomery, Ala., Saturday night. PAGE 11 Wallace ....,....,... •• be lelt POOR PRECEDENT FOR ABE BOSfON (IJPO- TbeBostm Bar AssoelaUon has andoraod the nomination of Abe Fortas as chief justice of tbe United States. II was the Orst time I b • bate Itepmll..., candidate Rich· ard Nixon ancl Domocratie canclldate Hubert llu!nPn'"l' In a 90mlnute program In Oeloher, Wallace saidthetelegramfrom Metromedla said the program would bs carried on Metromedla's radio and ielevtaton staUons and their allllletes from cosat to cosst. 'J!' "Look at this great crowd," he told a· wildly cheering audience. "Look around you, It stretches as far as I ean see." '•Is 11dl .Jullt Ohio - a state where rve ahr13s done well, or is thll Amerlea'?11 he aJked. With Nlxoo oo the pi.Uorm In the shopping confer parkfns lot were his Wife Pat, San, Edward Brook of Massachusetts, Rhodes, Minshall, Mrs. Bolton, and other ~ ligures. &lpreme Court appointment slnco 1916 wbonlt 011110aod the nominatim fA Louts Brandeis. ••••• : ·;:l}.t,.:m:; Reforms Are Only Delayed Uve or Tape Metromedla said the proeram al10 would be made available either live or on tape to any other radio or TV station In the eontlnontal United States.. There was no indlc:ation whether Nixon or Humphrey had accepted the offer. The tlllrd ~ presidential candidate received some good- natured heckling by a tongueln-<heek groLI[) of about a doz- en wbo called themselves .. Hippies for WaUace. '' But his re- PRAGUE (IJPI) - CommlDIIst ception was generally aood. Denounces Professors ~ loader Alexander Dubeek Addressing an audience of aa:sured Czechoslovakia Saturday his program of liberal reforms some 10,000 In tile Unlversill' to .. give a human face-'' to com- COliseum, he charged that some munlam would not be absndon- college professors had prolonged the Vietnam War by calllnl ed. TOLEDO (IJPO - A group At the same time, however, for a COmmunist vi dory. representing migrant !arm laAa president, Wallace said, Dubcok warned that only by carborers in Northwestern Oblo rying out a series of represaive urm going to have m,y att*ney was accused Saturda3 of using general seek an indictment a.~ "intlmldattonn to get tomato coold the Czechoslovak govern- galnat 111\Y professor calllnl for mont ftnally bring about the withgrowers to join tho organizadrawing of SOVIet and other War- a Communist victory." tion. saw Pact occupatlm forces , He &Sid he """Id also have The accusation was leveled "People are asking whether him 11 grab a few college stuagainst the Farm Labor OrPII· the Moscow agreements are com- dents by the hair and put them lzl ~ Committee (J'LOC) by the paUble with our post.Jaruary pol- lDider the Jail." Ohio Agricultural Marketing AaThe crowd, Including the longicy 1" Dubcek said. ..1 am confisoclation which represents nudent there Is no contradicti4t bitred ''HipPle•· for Wallace,,. merou a tomato KJ'9fleTB ln the On the· contrary, thrin lies the cheered. area. The rormer Alabama governor wq out or tile solutiO. to our Ralph Gilmore, ehalrman of laid Atty. Gen. Ramsey' Clark present aJtuation." . the OAMAtomaloadvlsorybosrd,' Dl.tlcek s,poke for 40 minutes refused to arrest stu~or J&ld several members have reover nationwide television. In- helping tho Viet Cong because poried lneldento of FLOC demformed Czechoalavak sources "'he said that's academic freeonstrators "going onto their said the speech was recorded dom,,. farms aDd using abusive and '"That's oot academ.tc freeSalurda,y aCternoon. It was a threatening language With worknew speech and llllt tile ooe he dom," Wallace said. ..That's ers. Chfldrin were actuall,y acheduled and then abruptly can- pure treason.'' threatened with bodily harm." The demonstrators interruptcelod without Olg)ianatloo "" 1lllrsdll)', tho sources said. ed WaUace's speech several Intimidation Is Charged Favors Federal Probe COLUMBUS (UPI) - A forM.eb at ua eqoally," he said, mer employee at the Ohio Peal1J!it addad lbat Wallaee "iln't tenliary said Saturday be was In j1a1na to inn Ohio or tile olec- ravor of • federal lnvealfPum .tlen.•• tmo reeem disturbances at the "Dl Nortll caroUna," he saki, 13f.¥ear-Gid tDIIIIutlon. Under peraillent Cllellliclnlq in . z:. }:~.?.§::nl:::;:::~:o~;:::::::;:. by Roher! Mlhlbauall of Uma, DAYTON (IJP1) - Tho lndo- Pidllp Rothman told the DOIIIO' pondoJtt wtlon _.-tdl,y wW cratlc pi.Uorm committee he !'!JPIIDU• •• the bargaining 1111'111 wao "porllOitllcy In favor" of a tor ~11)'08 of NatiMal Calli federal probe. ....alar Co. hare anti In WllhR0111:8sentlnll the Ohio Cltllnitm C. H. zona Committee Cor PrUon R&'J1Je Netlonel Labor relatlms corm, Bothinan said an lnvostiBoard said. vote showed7,1!41 ptlon by a FrankUn Coun1;y srantl la favor of alllflng with t h • Jury JIOUid rewlt only In the •NCR •..,...._ Unllln and t.- lndletmant of .[lrlaoOlera. wltll ,lcllnlng 1liO lllternall<ln· Mlblballlll. a c:andidalo Cor · ~ lJnilln of Electrleal Workero. . ConJ[l"eaa, and Sonate Mlnorlll' Loader !:rank King of Toledo asked If reports of sbootln& of two naked priSCllloro during tile talest dloturbeneo wbllo (,ylng em the ground were t"me. T h e former psychlatrle soelal workor at tbe penltentlar1 said he was not a wltnesa to the ineidents, but from -~ he eocdd ftnd out from talldng to people lnslds the prison yarcl at lila dme, the ureporta were true." Ro1funan said his group was lonnod from former and presont )U'IICII employes anti concemOcl eltlz0118 II> work for battor courta, better pollee a n d salaries and .-.nlzatlon ot tile atate'a correctional ayatom. Associate NIU'8ing Program Announced A111ENS - The Ohio Unlver- silj'-ZanoavWe Campus Will taltlste a ~ear nurain& prop-am ·this fall In Wldeh .-nts can earn an asaodate degree and complete preparatory M>rk for 1aJclng the Nurn !I&IAI Board Exam1nat1on for Ucense as a. ~~ Guard ~t Bridge Inflation Linl{ed to Democrats by Nixon !!¥ United Press International S. c., said in an interview that bert H. Humphrey with "money mismanagement. 11 Humphrey on the issue of law and order. Richard M. Nixon blamed the potential Wallace aopporters DemocraUc Administration Set- should realize that Nixon and urday for ln!latloo, linking Hu- Wallace have ••aimllar" views &Sid . a Nixon victocy JIOUid mean a faltering economy. Tbe two presidential candidates fought the economy issue from adjacent states. NiXon told a Cleveland siqlping c e ~ t e r crowd or more than 25,000 per,..., that the Joltnscm AdminJstration "ln the Jast rour years has coat the average family $2,- ~.u._ With Ohio Unlvorsill' - Zane..We cllnleal _.-. ience for the nursing program wW be Bethesda Hospital ant!_ Good Samaritan HOspital In Zane..We. KILLED IN CAB PORT CLINTON, Ohio (IJP0 - Gerald F. Bartson, 23, Fremont, .... killed Saturclll)' whee his car left Ohio 2 near here and crashed into a dlteh. 240TII LAUNCHED MOSCOW (IJP0 - The Soviet Union Saturday launched I b e 240th In Its series <>I unmamed Cosmos space research sateJIIIAia. 335 Enemy ·Slain in DMZ Thrust borc1mom Inion u. s. Navy IIIIP• nillos lnalde tho DMZ. Kill 50 Reds In the Gulf of Tonkin, ·American Tho Sooth Vletnamen ,...., and South VIIUlamose ~. U. S. Marine- crews and crodlted With kUI!ni 50 CommuarUllery and Air Force Jet ll&bl- nlala, the American lnfantrymon or-ll<lomers. The c:rulssr Boa- Wltll 35 In a seoond -.:k. U. S. 11aa anti a doliawor the opokeamsn said the other 73. North Vlatnamoao dlod In the ..... wiJ11 their big pa. A J'll(menl ot the lit South barnp from U. S. leta, shl&>a, Dlvlalon, ._ted tanka anti artillery. b)' ._~ tllolll·llrlpile, u; The U. S. foree In the DMZ i, 5tlt iltrantry, made the llril lllllrorod Z2 111111 ...,.-, but ii...U ein the COID,[llox or·Nortll none killed, apokesmen sa1c1. Vlimoaiese ·bunker• ooe to two .j> \ ' poo""""' Thurmond supports Nixon. of ssvlngs. u1 can say we can't afford rour more years r1 mooey mis- Hunt for Saboteurs Netromedla owns televisJm alall<lns in several big clUes. Corced concrete porch, shattered the heavy Cront doors, smashThere wu no iDdieatim whe- ed rurniture and shattered neariller Humphrey or Nixon aecept- ly all Ita windows. The bombing was witnessed ed the lovltaU011. In other devel(lpiDenta: San. Strom Thurmond, R· by a campus policeman who saw two young men drive up to the b.dldlng In a small car. one of Tension Steps Up in Mideast Teoalc.~s sharpened in t h e clllcalcy. - Humphrey lllliCIUilced t11at Stephan A. Mitchell, a top Mc· Carthy aide .Urlnl his llgbt for the Democratic presidential oom- FBJ Jom"S management," he said Humphrey, at a Millvale, Pa., park picnic, told several tllou- their Vietnam views more ape.. lnaUon, had joined the llumpllMcCarthy's Aim In another Interview, Sen. Eu- rey campaign organizall<ln u gene J. McCarthy Indicated he vice chairman of Citizen• for would try, throuGh campaigning Humphrey -Muskle. - Gov. Spiro T. Agnew ot for dovish Senate candidates, to Maryland, Nixon's rwming mate, make Humphrey and NIJcon state oooferred wltll GOP Ieaderl In Winola and urged them to ''bane · In there with us" in the fllllt for nllnols' 26 electoral ' ' 000 in increased costs and loss - registerecl nurse, v-.... Ct·ngressman Ken Hechler confers with Actor Ben Gazzara on the movie set of his best-.seller, "Bridge at Remagen." Other stars in the David L. Wolper production mclude Robert Vaughn, E. G. Marshall and George Segal. Congressman Hechl~r, who is technical adviser for the World War II film, escaped from Czechoslovakia JUSt 12 hours before the Russians came. Filming is being resumed in Hambu!g• German;v, and near Rome, l_taly, where replicas of the original Remagen. Br~d.ge are bemg bu1lt. The mov1e, due for release next summer by United Art1sts, 1s based on Congressman Hechler's book about the dramatic first crosaing of the Rhine River by American troops. sand listeners that elgtrt. years <>I prooperllj' undor the DemoBERKELEY, CaiU. (IJP0 crats would yield to a falter- FBI agonto Saturday joined the ing economy Jf Nixon Is elected hunt ror saboteurs who bombPresident. ed a Naval ROTC building on the times by cheering. Accepts lnvltatloo Unlveraill' of CaiUornla campus. WaUaee said, Hwe•ve got some George C. Wallace, campraJgn~ '(be black powder bomb, cartree speech folks" who do not beUeve in free speeeh for peo- lnl at the University ot Kentuc- ried in a black satchel, w a s ky, amounced thai he had ac- planted on the doorstep of the ple who dilror from them. "'Those are the ldDd. ol people cepted an lnvltation frOm Metro- ono-otory building Friday night thet folks In this country are just me4fa News to debate Nixon and and exploded a Cew minutes latllumphroy In a 90-minute pro- er. sick and tired ot..,. gram , _ IIKICllh. The bla&t ripped up a reln- m: m .Maynard AMigned •NEARLY ~ ACRES OF L~~~ IN ,N, EJ~~lLENllOCAtJO" . w... threat hlilta ~ tlt.llll·.,tocks, · i~rt scales draa, elevator, ·offlce-showr_.m, .llrie ' erq~loyeet ' "We will not relunt until Octpl>or. Then we wW hit other lulol" clUes," Nllioa laid. Ho llllfd eoWmbui, Cladmtatf anti ...-ly 'Aktu1, Toledo a 11 d .l.l'....atown. · Other maJor nalfmal Rsplbll&ure• will villi Ohio 1o the Nlxcrl .......,.tgn, fn~ hil rwtnlng mate. ~ ,).._,, Govemora NeiDI Jiock'~"MoDer of NCIW York and Rutald llapll of Callfotnla, and Mlf· oi' John Lfndi'IJ' of New York. ,Mxcn salcl he -cts to apjjear at Cleveland PUblic Hall _ - IIICIIIlh, u local leaders have · .n opated. Nixon WBI · ukad about the tlllrd ~ Cllll[JOisn of former Allllllna Gov. Goorlie Wallace .filii Ill olbld: 00 the a.lo csmP!III' of - major candidates. ~.:!Q,;a;:.ue:e . •In bulldl1g, warehouse,, 3 one tp1 ~.,.r-, · ·a~ller;,.lll ~ftd motort cal examinations next January ir¥t to EvereU Nlxm said Ohio lo • · - · l[rOWid state·- onewemultflgbt for to the lut." llo Uated It with New York, New .lorl117, PWmllflvllilla, Mlcblpn, Call~ Texas and Indiana as rnaJOt larpiB In the remainder of bli .. 'He 10)11 Ohio .... flY In 1960. . Carrol K. Snowden Park Cenhol Hotel Bldg. Seco"d Ave. Ph. 446-4290 Home Ph. 446--4518 Gallipolis, O.io GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. and its -•,Slate _.Ill' FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER, GROCERIES & HARDWARE FACILITIES Di-r7DeysA ... Ew uDdt1la CLEVELAND (IJP0 .;. StaiAI Republican loaders told Richari if. Nixon Saturday the ~ has ID edge in Ohio, but Nb:on isn't .llldnll any chanceo. ..1' a pill showed me ·50 per cont a - In Ohio, rd 111111 r.unpdgn as If I were behind " .he told a ._. oooference. . ' · Nixon had breakfast Saturclll)' witll Gov. James A. GOP Chalrmu John S. Anctrewa, arid ROJU>Ucan elllcllclateo fO< oll(eo and local leaders. "TII"l' believe '"' will win In 'Npl'ombor •••• thu)' said we have an edge," he salcl. ~ "'11le Wallace We Fix Sunday . .... Melvin Little Homer Wa111h • ... han SIIIIIHme 61' FA_IRLANE 501) ;i;.j~":63~1=NTERNATIONAL BA.M. T06P.M. DAft.Y lie said the milk processors now pay 90 per cent of parity (through a rigged parity) because they know Ulcy have to keep ahead of the 1\FO. schools," grwp has taken a stand on a .~~~~~::~ er car. s..H.....,w. .; . IPc.lexDi."lMM' Good tranlil)ortaUm. 100 eUSED AND RDUilT PAm heen. ~ the ' ; , Ohio in Nixon Camp, ·B ut No Letup Seen 65 RAMBLER . Sliver Bridge Site tries had used the United states as a dumping ground for their surpluses, the roreign governments subsidizing their o w n farmers. lie said during a rour year period prior to the milk holding action there was a total rise of 9 cents per hundredweight. lie gave figures to show that since the holding action rarmers received several Urnes a 9 cent rise at diUerent times, and that the Federal gonrnment took immediate steps to cut the large shipments oi milk products into the United Stales to about one-fourth what · they had away control ~imts - Jentintl VOL. 3 NO. 33 NextTeOid NFO. lie told of how Coreign coun- Pll Wider a Republican Admin· latralkln. "It atarted under a Republican admlnlatratlon In 195t,they ~ted Chief Jullics Warron and tile Son&IAI conflrmallm wu presided Ofer by Mr. Nixon," Wallace aaid, In referer~Je Carolina Republican who haa.,_ Nixon In t h e &Juth, Wallace said he WOI at a loss II> understand why SOUthern poiiUclana would support Nixon '""""" boon o11J1)01"11Dg OYel')'· cam~ for -----------------'--~-----~:.:::.,__:_:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:..:_.:_::.:._.:.:._ · Cor Columbia thai he had aecept.. od an lnvltall<ln by Metromedla News of New York Clll' to de·w~· BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTLET would take over the mar- ket. Now its field men are do- deelolon, Brown ver1111 to Nlxm preoicllng over the Sen- by local poll.. at more than 4,Board ot })dueatlon. . ate •• VIce PrelidontattheUme. 000 peraona. "llo (Warren) - . a deel"The RepJbUcans had aaftlch The third ~ pre~ldenllal Cllldlclate laid "The dellrUcUon siClll lhet In my judgment had II> do with the dellrUdlon o! tile ot the public ochoolll)-atem" be· boon aiJl'QOd on In aclvanee to take pi>llc ae(lool qatem aa tile na- junball and $15 for the third will be enforced. They also discussed those in town not having license Cor sellirv:::. Businesses will be notiCied needing a license. This applies to any business realblng a pro!lt. Maile Court~ Deal PEirii'LETON . famed COLUMBIA, S. C• .(ililt) George Wallace acesaed. Rich· 11'<1 Nlxoo Salurda,y ot agree. IIIJ to put Chief Jullice Earl ':Warron oo the !q>reme Court In return for tho court'o 1954 1.:~. oullsWing IChool ns- G. Greene, and Left'is Summers. •· ' ' . ' ' .i'~J: ·~· . ~ ·~ .1 llXOrt a· ~·J" were reCoraer' nelen council mU..blrs Jack Also attendlnl William Kimes and Donald Ohlinger. They voted to lend the town lie said milk companJea In of Mason the use of the back hoe 1 Wlsronsln had been forced to liquidate by economic condi- a11 a return Cavor for many done able national NFO dairy commodity head, Ed Graf. He spoke ing. . • <' "'*" - Nixon promised Jowa farm~ ers at Des Moines his ''dedicated efforts to improve farm market prices. u - Humphrey, in a statement, endoraod the gun control bW !acini the Senate and challeaged Nixon to state his view1. Bucher Asks Early Rescue TOKYO (IJP0 - The aki[IIIOI' ol the captured U.S.S. PUeblo told foreign newsmen In North Korea that thu United Stateo ahould assume responslbUU;y fiX" their a[>Ying and obtain release or the 82 crewmen b e r o r e Christmas, North Korea said Saturdll)'' The omctal North KorND news agency concluded three dqa of tranamlsolon of 1lllrodo1'1 Pueblo news cooterence with a statement attributed to Cmdr'. Uoyd Mark Bucher, COIJUil8DII.. them ran over to the building er of the Intelligence ship carrying what appeared to be a it was seized Jan. !3. black leather satchel, dropped It 1 '1 kDOw that the govemmaat oo. the doorstep and hustled back o! the United llatea of America to the car. The patrolman chased will act responsibly and seo u tbe car through the twisty camreturned, and I think It not 111o pus streets until it sped oft'~am~ reasonable ror me to ask thU J!UB, where he lost Sight of lt. we be home by.Chrlatmu, '' tbl Noe one was inside the bulldagency oplled from Bucbor's retng at the time oC the explo- marks. aion and there wa.s no fire. Middle East Saturday Willi an antl-larull delllCIIIstratlon In the oecupled west bank of Jordan, shootlnl along larool's frontiers Wltll Jordan and ~Ia and ro-od talk to tile UPI ~ a war SPEAKS TO CLASSES of llberall<ln by Proal- GoGALLIPOUS - Miss Anne mal Abdel Nasser of Esnll BI'BIIlury, former member ot. )J New York, tile U. ·N. Sethe Gallla Academy Hlifo School curlll' Council """ on a b)' alert and prepareol to moot ill<ulll', opoke to College Pl'C!(llll'over the weekend In the OVCOJI atory English classes Friday at GAllS. Her talk was • - Lonot ...., - maJor oulhroak of dilo, England, Its literary impor· ...,uuttes slmlllll: II> Iall ~­ tanee and lqlorllnl places of dll)"l arUUir)' bailie along the interest ~ ~lab Literature. 91N Canal coasollre Uno. The Comnwnlatl t hI United States II> apollalze CCII' U. Pueblo's activities oil. North Ko- rea In Jamlr)' and promise - · er to send liBYa! &ldpa lnlD U. ares again. TROOPS AT BORDER LONDON (UPI)- Rulala~ to station liP . . . ~ of • nillllon troopl per ..oiJ to Czeclalolovalcla tile w• German~. dlleaMIOII*. said Saturdl,y. ~ �...., ·.~ • BY CAll~~'\' BAI;Li vcaled that thu)' BOt $5 a liushai GALLIPOLIS- onl;r live del- for w~eat; It Ia the' COJiunon egates . from Gallla Count;y at~ market price. tended the sixth Ohio Nl"O state If an Importer from the Unlf. at the state fair- ed States Imported .- wheat at, grounds at Columbus on Sept. say, $1.50 per bu&hel 1 then he to. Gov. Rhodes and Mayor Sen~ has to pay the government tlie acnbremer were invited to make difference, or $3.50. Evidently short s~hes. The Governor those countries would do better U they woold proclJce f a r m was unable to attend. , Mayor Sensenbrenner praisOd eq.dpment and autoll"dJll8s and the NFO for its work, and em- would trade them to the United phasized that farmers must be States Cor com and wheat. organized for rollect.ive bargainThe last speaker was the very ~entJon • Jll>Y S~IITI I POMEI\OY - .Judy Smith, daughLe r of the l~ev. and Mrs. Menzil smitl1, Pomcro~· . graduated from the Nationwide Beauts Acadcm~ in L"olumbus on Aug, 31. /'11967 graduate of Pomcro~ I Iigh School, Miss Smitt1 is now ~mployed at !Jelen's Beaut} Sh~ in Pomero.• . LINDA D. BIIADEN ltACINE - Miss Linda D. Braden, llacine, recemly g raduated from the Valley Beauty School in Marietta. She is emplo3ed at Uorothy's lleauty Shop in Syracuse. Apart from man, chief enemy of the lobster is the cod. Graveside Rites Held For Marine Tom Lind ters, lA>u AM and Kimberl~'; Mr s. Alma Thompson, all or Columbus; Charles Bickel, fharle~lOn, W. Va.; Lt. II. E. Cleland, Jr. , Virginia; Sgt. Hobert Sylvester, t. S.l~tc., .Camp LeHome. Offieiating at the scrric.· t• s was jeune, K C.; MJ.". and Mrs. the He\'. Bill Perrin, pa stor of Lee Tyo and children , Nancy, the Trinity l"nited Church of Jame s and .Jeffrey, Cheshire; Christ, assisted by the R('L Bri- Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Altieri, an Engel, pastor or the St. l'aul Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. WilLutheran Church. Organist wa s liam Bennett, Hio Grande; Miss Huth .- \nn Lewis, Mrs. James Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Cpl. Michael Dolger, Plliladcl- Lewi s , Parkersburg, W. \"a.; phia, Pa., waJ; the ~larine mili- Mr s. S}"lllia Quint, Mr. and Mrs. tary es<"ort and the Marine de- \"ictor Lind, ~1r. and ~1rs. Dontachment here to conduct the aJd Lind, Minneapoli s , Minn.; military rites induded FirstSg L Mrs . Fannie Lind of Huntington, A. F. Clyner, Sgt. G. M. Crum- W. \'a., and Miss Linda Kirkley, Sgt. B. WOCld:s, Sgt. B. II. land, Kenton. In additio11 to those calling at Cagle~·, Sgt. G. L. Martz, Sgt. M. B. Smith and Sgt. E. I... Butty. U1e funeral home from out of All are assigned to the Charles- the counly were Mrs. Besse Lewton, W. Va., post witll the ex- is, Donald Lewis and James Lewception of Sgt Wood s of Pt. is, Parkersburg; Mrs. Jean KarPleasant, and Sgt. Smith of Par- schnik, William Housh, Walter ker sburg. The color guard of noush, all of New Haven, w. va.; Drew Webster Post 39, Ameri· Mrs. llobert Roush, George can Legion, assisted in the grave- Tripp, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs . Bruce Stalnaker, Chillicoside service s. Visiting the flll'leral home in the; Miss Jeanne Heines, Mrs. uniform were members of Drew Bill Chadwick, Columbus; Mrs. Webster Post and the Cadette John li. Whitcomb, Detroit, gtrr scouts, Members or Brick- Mich.; Pvt. Detner RouJ;.h, Dl, L.S.M.C.; Mr. 8.nd Mrs . Detner ~~rs Local 32 \'isited al so in Housh, Cliftoll, \\'. \·a.; Dr. and I group. Mrs . .J, R Schirmer, GallipoThose from out of the county attending the senices included lis; Mrs. W. D. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs . .James Stewart and daughMrs. Althea Strong, WJikesville; Mrs. G. B. McLaughlin and Mrs. t.cr, tllhens; Mr. and Mrs. DenKeith Staneart, Albany; Mrs. Han- ni s Neff and son, Lancaster; Thomas Beckner, Mr. and Mr.s. nah Catchpole, Mrs. C.:arrie KenCharles Cottrill, Pt. Pleasant; · ~y, Mis!'i Johnarma Yeauger, Mr. and :\irs. Elmer White, LoMr. and Mrs. Earl Hoeflich, Mrs. Beverly Kunkel, Mr. ·and gan; Miss Laura Lind, HuntingMrs. Mike Hammer and daugh- ton, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lewis, Lebanon, Ohio. Burial was in Beech Grove cemetery. PO,IEHO) - Fune ral senires for Marine Pk. Thomas It Lind, 21, killed Aug. :? 6 in Vietnam, were corducted at ~ p. m. Wednesda.i at the Fwing 1-"uncral ~·. Naval ROTC Test Comes December 14 ; Grl*!n t-1;;>~ ... I~OMEHOY And Cut Flowers !';HOT C qualifi cation test are now f'lowers in pedect taste ror everyone Wed!ings, runerals Special Occasions . ' Corsages ~·~ 7;~''• Floro! ~· Arranvrnente u Spo<ifiod W. Deliver _ BOSWORTH'S FLOWERS Molghborhood Rd. . Ph. 414-.CSU - Applit.-a.tion.s for lhe Nu y' s 2Jrd annual Regular ~ '.· ' · (7.~ ---'PK#"'\ ' · ~ "'flcO.o~~ n ..?1,~ LJ Ill a vailable, according to Harold saue r, rounsclor at the Meigs l-liKI• St:hool on De~. 14. On the basi s or this test, personal interviews, medical exam ma tions, and other factors, about 1,700 yOUJl:: men will enter U1e Hegular NROTC Program as midshipmen at ~" ROTC units in 53 colleges and universitie.'> throughout the nation. Male citizens of the l 'nitcd States who will be at least 17 but not yet 21 on June 30, 1969, and who are now high school seniors or recent graduates, may be eligible to apply for the test. Those who attain quali(ying scores will are soiling ' abort tracts as .t ar · ch~st as Indiana. We· still ha"S ~Qie master contracts lo go. The n'laator CQI'I· ~acts w:lll be long tCrm, a~ Will oontaln more favorable JX'lc:ea. Graf said that proccs~rs who would not talk to NFO when we wont lo them are now ·oomlng to the NFO. tions. Farmers ralled to get their pay. Several of them are i\ chief attraction wa.s a head ~ cabbage weighing 70 pounds. aboot the growth and work of now cooperating with the NJo"O, It was about 20 inches in diam- the NFO and evils it had to ov- merging lnto tar ger units and dealing with the m·o, thus elimeter. 1t was flown in by the ercome. l\"ort,hwesl-Orient Airlines rree or charge ror NFO from Alaska, Arthur Phillips of GreenvHie made an en I ightcning address on the progreSS" of the NF'O. One year ago the Nl'O was limited almost exclusively to a few corn belt states. Now it is in 41 states and reaches from the Atlantic to the Pacific. lie listed six wa.vs in which the NFO had made big gains the last year. Included were growth in area and membership, friendlier treatment by the news media, and hear~· rcco~ition by proces son•. lle said a year a~ "processm·s would tell our solidtors to go to liell. Now many of them seem eager to talk busine ss with the NFO." lle does not utlderst.and why members had paid their dues when the Nl'O was tJ·ying to gel started against stiff resistance and was insignificant in size, iind wi 11 not pay them now. when rt:markable success is in sight. The three national directors for Ohio were elected. Two or them, Arthur Phillips of (ireenfield, and Tom Conrad are incumbents. Bob Shoup was elected as the other one. The speaker on grain legislation urged all members to cooperate with the reed gtain program while it is anilable. lie stated that a smaller g r a i n supply makes it easier ror them to bargain with the processors. The young man who represented the United ~tes in the world · plowing contest i.n Rhodesia said a Scandinavian contestant 'sa.i.d hi s family made a living on G8 acres. !low did they do it'.' lie reStu~rve&anfs Farm New York City's Bowery was once a tarm owned by Peter Stuyv~sant the early Dutch colonial governor. Stuy- vesant called his Jarm "The Bouwerie,'' and the n a m e clung to the site. Ue said the first year the auto workers were organized, they had a strike just to get reeognttion as the sole bargainittg agency of the workers. The next year they asked and got $4.80 per day. Ford boosted it to $5 per diu'. In a similar way, the NFO had to start at rock bottom. He showed how their control grew [rom 15 hogs to 15,000 hogs, then to He described a large dairy association of the southcentraJ U, S. that had not been friendly with tho NFO. Now It has come to talk with the N}'O and advised the farmers to join an organization capable of pricing their PJ'9dllcts. Another company told t h c NFO lt would ·Price itself out of the market ani that milk sub- The ttrst sales were through regular sales at the ll\le&tbck yards. The next was to buyers direct, at the yards. Then they started selling to buyers direct, by passing the yards. Now we stitute& ATIJENS - Six outstanding plays will be presented by the Ohio University Theater during the 1968-69 season. The} Include: "Hail, Scrawd}kc!" or "Little Malcolm and his ~lruggle Aganisl tJ1c Eunuch::.," by David llalliwell, Oct. 25, 21i, 27, 30 and 1\'ov. 1, 2, and 3 in the Speech Buildi rv:: ,,uditorium. ''Lc BourgcoisGentilhomme,'' by Moliere, i\ov. J;), 16, 17, 20, 21, 2:!, :!3 and :!4. "A FunnJ Thing llappened on Wa~ to lhe Forum,'' .Jan. 31 and l·eb. 1, 2, 5, 7, 8 and 9. "A SLreet~ar Named Desire," Tennessee William, Feb. 21, 22, 23, 26, 27 and March 1 and 2. ''The !louse of Bernada i\lba," b~· F. Garcia l...Qrca, April25, 26, 27, and 311 and May I, 2, 3, and I. William Shakespea~·s ''Troilus and Orcssida," May Hi, 17, lS, 21, 22, 23, 2-l, and 25. Students may. ser a'll six pill)"!-. b} purchasifij.; a !~ season ticket. A season ti ~ket cos Is $6 for nonstudents. Singh:! tickets arc 51.50. Patrons pay $10 for a season lickel,. .. and Februar~·. A successful candidate receiv- es financial aid for four years of college. This includes tuition Catch NFL Football • Se, cdl rh P. ani on on C8S-1V Sun doy l ~ee moe> .fn r n bet fe r rlP.a! 0 11 -, o ur co r, h o on e o r li ! ~ insll ronce any do y! and educational rees, books, uniforms, and $50 per month subsistence allowance. r\fter suc- cessrull;y completing baccalaur~ eate degree requirements, and naval training, graduates are commissioned as officers in the u.s. Navy or Marine Corps. Hegular NROTC midshipmen participate in three summer atsea training periods with vari~ ous naval units. These periods assist them in learning about the variety or interesting and challenging opportunities ·available to them as naval or marine corps officers, Uegistrations for the test will close Nov, 15. Bulletins containing eligibility requirements and quaJH;ying test applications are available from Sauer or the U.S. NaV}' Recruiti~ Station at Ath~ ens, inating cutthroat competition. 150,000. 6 Outstanding Plays Will Be Given at OU !.1011 . o.~~~;~~ Toionr t:< lnl 'lin ,$o)!l. 9, )riih 11\B Nelr ~ u Grlh.alead preoohllng. l'ro§Gi:C. "-1 ,,. !!¥. RANDoLPH Hess, Gary Roosh, Arthur Tl)abel, It. were ~ by Mason for New llaven. After l'ong dlscussion, it was decided to entorce the dog ordi- nanco: Attacklns tile repmlleiD nomloeo on tile Sooth's moat vola'tile Issue, Wallaee said Nixon had "agreed iD adYan.ce" to the that esch resident most keep hi! dogs tied. on a leach: If dog il caUght rWl~ They aiJl'QOd ning loOse, a nne ot lU for the first offense, $5 ror the second, Ing field work for the NFO. He told of one large daJry compaJIY (<>I the East, I think) that changed its attitude and \'Olunteered a check oft for the AMBASSADOR Dr. ·Hardtop, aut<>lllalic:l power steering, CUSTOM 500 orDon . .lnl PK. 446 4060 METRO utllill' Truck. Excellent c""' diUon. "If We Don't Have It -We11 Get It" Fr" Teletype S.rvlce Te "40" Major Wredci"'Y. . . In ,...,.. Charles Webster 24 Hr. Wrecker Service and Expert Mechanic At Kanauaa MARTIN FORD . SALES INC. .. FOR SAlE" , , , ww•~·' ,...... ' "• I:J KAUTZ FEED STORE loc1ted in Chester, Ohio for nHrly 20 ynrs, center of t•e Southeastern dairy, hog an• poultry market. bcelle11t opportullty lor lnd!vldual · ... ~ , . . . . ( ! '--...:·:1 """ STAff. h\RM r.tUTUo\1. • llumc Oftl..:~ : 1\lo.>Ooninitl<>ll. Ulinol;l THE MONTH be interviewed and gillen medi- Interested In owning •uslness. Moierate Investment for entire •uslaiSs or other 1rrangements possl.le. ', AU TOMOHil.E INSURANCt: COMPANY SAlESMAN OF • WE OFFER THIS EXCEPTIONAl .BUSINESS .. ' . AT FAR BELOW ITS -~APPillS,ID VA·LU,E . t . .. ~ . , ... F , ,~ •• ~· ., ,1 •• ; • • ,,· •.J . ".' ~ .>. ,· ' ··-~· t . • ~.. •·. ' ." ·~ . ' ' ,......, ....... laOI- ,r, .. PMIIIy ...... Gallipolis Motor Co., Your Local CloeYrciJet - Oldsmobile Dealer is proud lo announce !;Yerelt Slunder& a& their Salesman or the MODth tor August. Only thru excellert service an:l I ilrOI\i' desire to please the people of this area can this be accc.npllshed, Mr. saunders resides at 202 Kineon Orlve, Gilllpolis, with his lovely wile LWtan and 2 children, Cyrstal &nd Kenard. Gallipolis Morot Co. and management take pride ia exterd- .m his family, CcqratulatiOI'll. •' ( ROBERT KAUTZ .:... , ... '., ' . '' ' .. ' : ;:. storage, 1 ton trtCL For fu"'tt \nf~f""!l~ c~J~~t~ ;, tPc.P-'Iyln tional Demoerall did, In fact it started under them," .Wallace Wallace sal~ To lletDm Coatroi said. "Pm Pill to return absolute. He said a vote for Nixon would cy lock, stodc and barral, the be 11 waltedh and urged voters control of tho ......liOn <>I ;your not II> IU[IJIOrl Nixon. ebUd to you:• Wallace told a In u afli)OI'OIII reference II> . . .ring airport rally oatlmated San, Strom Thurmond, S o u t h SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1968 • . , ullwnphrey has DO chanee to We-ta &11oppl.ng Center In suwin. a• 1 Nb:on or Wallace, but burban Fairview Park. ln Ohio it's Nb:oa or Humphrey." . Nixon talked to R .e p s. Frances P. Bollon and William Minshall before he appeared at a rally here and urged tllem II>. wiD the 19 Ohio congreaslonal seats IIIey now hold, Both race ~ Democratic challeilge. ''Minshall w:lll play a very maJor role In our admlnlstra- Uon," Nixon told newsmerl, notlnl thai Minshall ww as chairman at. the serve House Trans- pOrtatloll &lbcommltteo. Nixon wound up his vial~ Wldch bepn Frlclal' night with a ~··­ Uon and BIUIWBr MJifon on stat. Wide tolovlaloo, at a rally that drew eome 30,000 periiOI'Ia to Most Americans Like Position NEW YORK (IJPO - A naII<Jnwide poll c:<l~Dctod IIIIa week lndleated that63 per cont<>ltbose Amerlcllll& following lha Paris peaeetalbOI(~IeQir.·~P!Iwttll s. the u. poalllon thafl!i'lillb!ni lhould elup .only when the North VIIUlamose mako a limllar rocluelfon In nillltary action. !lndllnBor & Co. reported tho fllldlng Saturday following tel&p[lolle lntorvlewa of l ;t7t adollts In ""CII'Y alate 81Ceefll Alaska and Howall MCIIlda71hrough Fr!day. tiling lhej''Ye- against. H . Earlier this wool<. In a IIJ,od tolovlolon broadcaat from Charlotte, N. C., Nixon told valera in the Carolinas he IU[IJIOried fcbool desegregation, but did not ~liP­ port the Federal government• 1 witbholding !linda from aebool districts re!Uiingtode!IOIJ'8ple. Wallaee was to speak later at A1bar1Jr, Ga., before completing Ids foor-dll)' Cllll[JOisn trip ID Montgomery, Ala., Saturday night. PAGE 11 Wallace ....,....,... •• be lelt POOR PRECEDENT FOR ABE BOSfON (IJPO- TbeBostm Bar AssoelaUon has andoraod the nomination of Abe Fortas as chief justice of tbe United States. II was the Orst time I b • bate Itepmll..., candidate Rich· ard Nixon ancl Domocratie canclldate Hubert llu!nPn'"l' In a 90mlnute program In Oeloher, Wallace saidthetelegramfrom Metromedla said the program would bs carried on Metromedla's radio and ielevtaton staUons and their allllletes from cosat to cosst. 'J!' "Look at this great crowd," he told a· wildly cheering audience. "Look around you, It stretches as far as I ean see." '•Is 11dl .Jullt Ohio - a state where rve ahr13s done well, or is thll Amerlea'?11 he aJked. With Nlxoo oo the pi.Uorm In the shopping confer parkfns lot were his Wife Pat, San, Edward Brook of Massachusetts, Rhodes, Minshall, Mrs. Bolton, and other ~ ligures. &lpreme Court appointment slnco 1916 wbonlt 011110aod the nominatim fA Louts Brandeis. ••••• : ·;:l}.t,.:m:; Reforms Are Only Delayed Uve or Tape Metromedla said the proeram al10 would be made available either live or on tape to any other radio or TV station In the eontlnontal United States.. There was no indlc:ation whether Nixon or Humphrey had accepted the offer. The tlllrd ~ presidential candidate received some good- natured heckling by a tongueln-<heek groLI[) of about a doz- en wbo called themselves .. Hippies for WaUace. '' But his re- PRAGUE (IJPI) - CommlDIIst ception was generally aood. Denounces Professors ~ loader Alexander Dubeek Addressing an audience of aa:sured Czechoslovakia Saturday his program of liberal reforms some 10,000 In tile Unlversill' to .. give a human face-'' to com- COliseum, he charged that some munlam would not be absndon- college professors had prolonged the Vietnam War by calllnl ed. TOLEDO (IJPO - A group At the same time, however, for a COmmunist vi dory. representing migrant !arm laAa president, Wallace said, Dubcok warned that only by carborers in Northwestern Oblo rying out a series of represaive urm going to have m,y att*ney was accused Saturda3 of using general seek an indictment a.~ "intlmldattonn to get tomato coold the Czechoslovak govern- galnat 111\Y professor calllnl for mont ftnally bring about the withgrowers to join tho organizadrawing of SOVIet and other War- a Communist victory." tion. saw Pact occupatlm forces , He &Sid he """Id also have The accusation was leveled "People are asking whether him 11 grab a few college stuagainst the Farm Labor OrPII· the Moscow agreements are com- dents by the hair and put them lzl ~ Committee (J'LOC) by the paUble with our post.Jaruary pol- lDider the Jail." Ohio Agricultural Marketing AaThe crowd, Including the longicy 1" Dubcek said. ..1 am confisoclation which represents nudent there Is no contradicti4t bitred ''HipPle•· for Wallace,,. merou a tomato KJ'9fleTB ln the On the· contrary, thrin lies the cheered. area. The rormer Alabama governor wq out or tile solutiO. to our Ralph Gilmore, ehalrman of laid Atty. Gen. Ramsey' Clark present aJtuation." . the OAMAtomaloadvlsorybosrd,' Dl.tlcek s,poke for 40 minutes refused to arrest stu~or J&ld several members have reover nationwide television. In- helping tho Viet Cong because poried lneldento of FLOC demformed Czechoalavak sources "'he said that's academic freeonstrators "going onto their said the speech was recorded dom,,. farms aDd using abusive and '"That's oot academ.tc freeSalurda,y aCternoon. It was a threatening language With worknew speech and llllt tile ooe he dom," Wallace said. ..That's ers. Chfldrin were actuall,y acheduled and then abruptly can- pure treason.'' threatened with bodily harm." The demonstrators interruptcelod without Olg)ianatloo "" 1lllrsdll)', tho sources said. ed WaUace's speech several Intimidation Is Charged Favors Federal Probe COLUMBUS (UPI) - A forM.eb at ua eqoally," he said, mer employee at the Ohio Peal1J!it addad lbat Wallaee "iln't tenliary said Saturday be was In j1a1na to inn Ohio or tile olec- ravor of • federal lnvealfPum .tlen.•• tmo reeem disturbances at the "Dl Nortll caroUna," he saki, 13f.¥ear-Gid tDIIIIutlon. Under peraillent Cllellliclnlq in . z:. }:~.?.§::nl:::;:::~:o~;:::::::;:. by Roher! Mlhlbauall of Uma, DAYTON (IJP1) - Tho lndo- Pidllp Rothman told the DOIIIO' pondoJtt wtlon _.-tdl,y wW cratlc pi.Uorm committee he !'!JPIIDU• •• the bargaining 1111'111 wao "porllOitllcy In favor" of a tor ~11)'08 of NatiMal Calli federal probe. ....alar Co. hare anti In WllhR0111:8sentlnll the Ohio Cltllnitm C. H. zona Committee Cor PrUon R&'J1Je Netlonel Labor relatlms corm, Bothinan said an lnvostiBoard said. vote showed7,1!41 ptlon by a FrankUn Coun1;y srantl la favor of alllflng with t h • Jury JIOUid rewlt only In the •NCR •..,...._ Unllln and t.- lndletmant of .[lrlaoOlera. wltll ,lcllnlng 1liO lllternall<ln· Mlblballlll. a c:andidalo Cor · ~ lJnilln of Electrleal Workero. . ConJ[l"eaa, and Sonate Mlnorlll' Loader !:rank King of Toledo asked If reports of sbootln& of two naked priSCllloro during tile talest dloturbeneo wbllo (,ylng em the ground were t"me. T h e former psychlatrle soelal workor at tbe penltentlar1 said he was not a wltnesa to the ineidents, but from -~ he eocdd ftnd out from talldng to people lnslds the prison yarcl at lila dme, the ureporta were true." Ro1funan said his group was lonnod from former and presont )U'IICII employes anti concemOcl eltlz0118 II> work for battor courta, better pollee a n d salaries and .-.nlzatlon ot tile atate'a correctional ayatom. Associate NIU'8ing Program Announced A111ENS - The Ohio Unlver- silj'-ZanoavWe Campus Will taltlste a ~ear nurain& prop-am ·this fall In Wldeh .-nts can earn an asaodate degree and complete preparatory M>rk for 1aJclng the Nurn !I&IAI Board Exam1nat1on for Ucense as a. ~~ Guard ~t Bridge Inflation Linl{ed to Democrats by Nixon !!¥ United Press International S. c., said in an interview that bert H. Humphrey with "money mismanagement. 11 Humphrey on the issue of law and order. Richard M. Nixon blamed the potential Wallace aopporters DemocraUc Administration Set- should realize that Nixon and urday for ln!latloo, linking Hu- Wallace have ••aimllar" views &Sid . a Nixon victocy JIOUid mean a faltering economy. Tbe two presidential candidates fought the economy issue from adjacent states. NiXon told a Cleveland siqlping c e ~ t e r crowd or more than 25,000 per,..., that the Joltnscm AdminJstration "ln the Jast rour years has coat the average family $2,- ~.u._ With Ohio Unlvorsill' - Zane..We cllnleal _.-. ience for the nursing program wW be Bethesda Hospital ant!_ Good Samaritan HOspital In Zane..We. KILLED IN CAB PORT CLINTON, Ohio (IJP0 - Gerald F. Bartson, 23, Fremont, .... killed Saturclll)' whee his car left Ohio 2 near here and crashed into a dlteh. 240TII LAUNCHED MOSCOW (IJP0 - The Soviet Union Saturday launched I b e 240th In Its series <>I unmamed Cosmos space research sateJIIIAia. 335 Enemy ·Slain in DMZ Thrust borc1mom Inion u. s. Navy IIIIP• nillos lnalde tho DMZ. Kill 50 Reds In the Gulf of Tonkin, ·American Tho Sooth Vletnamen ,...., and South VIIUlamose ~. U. S. Marine- crews and crodlted With kUI!ni 50 CommuarUllery and Air Force Jet ll&bl- nlala, the American lnfantrymon or-ll<lomers. The c:rulssr Boa- Wltll 35 In a seoond -.:k. U. S. 11aa anti a doliawor the opokeamsn said the other 73. North Vlatnamoao dlod In the ..... wiJ11 their big pa. A J'll(menl ot the lit South barnp from U. S. leta, shl&>a, Dlvlalon, ._ted tanka anti artillery. b)' ._~ tllolll·llrlpile, u; The U. S. foree In the DMZ i, 5tlt iltrantry, made the llril lllllrorod Z2 111111 ...,.-, but ii...U ein the COID,[llox or·Nortll none killed, apokesmen sa1c1. Vlimoaiese ·bunker• ooe to two .j> \ ' poo""""' Thurmond supports Nixon. of ssvlngs. u1 can say we can't afford rour more years r1 mooey mis- Hunt for Saboteurs Netromedla owns televisJm alall<lns in several big clUes. Corced concrete porch, shattered the heavy Cront doors, smashThere wu no iDdieatim whe- ed rurniture and shattered neariller Humphrey or Nixon aecept- ly all Ita windows. The bombing was witnessed ed the lovltaU011. In other devel(lpiDenta: San. Strom Thurmond, R· by a campus policeman who saw two young men drive up to the b.dldlng In a small car. one of Tension Steps Up in Mideast Teoalc.~s sharpened in t h e clllcalcy. - Humphrey lllliCIUilced t11at Stephan A. Mitchell, a top Mc· Carthy aide .Urlnl his llgbt for the Democratic presidential oom- FBJ Jom"S management," he said Humphrey, at a Millvale, Pa., park picnic, told several tllou- their Vietnam views more ape.. lnaUon, had joined the llumpllMcCarthy's Aim In another Interview, Sen. Eu- rey campaign organizall<ln u gene J. McCarthy Indicated he vice chairman of Citizen• for would try, throuGh campaigning Humphrey -Muskle. - Gov. Spiro T. Agnew ot for dovish Senate candidates, to Maryland, Nixon's rwming mate, make Humphrey and NIJcon state oooferred wltll GOP Ieaderl In Winola and urged them to ''bane · In there with us" in the fllllt for nllnols' 26 electoral ' ' 000 in increased costs and loss - registerecl nurse, v-.... Ct·ngressman Ken Hechler confers with Actor Ben Gazzara on the movie set of his best-.seller, "Bridge at Remagen." Other stars in the David L. Wolper production mclude Robert Vaughn, E. G. Marshall and George Segal. Congressman Hechl~r, who is technical adviser for the World War II film, escaped from Czechoslovakia JUSt 12 hours before the Russians came. Filming is being resumed in Hambu!g• German;v, and near Rome, l_taly, where replicas of the original Remagen. Br~d.ge are bemg bu1lt. The mov1e, due for release next summer by United Art1sts, 1s based on Congressman Hechler's book about the dramatic first crosaing of the Rhine River by American troops. sand listeners that elgtrt. years <>I prooperllj' undor the DemoBERKELEY, CaiU. (IJP0 crats would yield to a falter- FBI agonto Saturday joined the ing economy Jf Nixon Is elected hunt ror saboteurs who bombPresident. ed a Naval ROTC building on the times by cheering. Accepts lnvltatloo Unlveraill' of CaiUornla campus. WaUaee said, Hwe•ve got some George C. Wallace, campraJgn~ '(be black powder bomb, cartree speech folks" who do not beUeve in free speeeh for peo- lnl at the University ot Kentuc- ried in a black satchel, w a s ky, amounced thai he had ac- planted on the doorstep of the ple who dilror from them. "'Those are the ldDd. ol people cepted an lnvltation frOm Metro- ono-otory building Friday night thet folks In this country are just me4fa News to debate Nixon and and exploded a Cew minutes latllumphroy In a 90-minute pro- er. sick and tired ot..,. gram , _ IIKICllh. The bla&t ripped up a reln- m: m .Maynard AMigned •NEARLY ~ ACRES OF L~~~ IN ,N, EJ~~lLENllOCAtJO" . w... threat hlilta ~ tlt.llll·.,tocks, · i~rt scales draa, elevator, ·offlce-showr_.m, .llrie ' erq~loyeet ' "We will not relunt until Octpl>or. Then we wW hit other lulol" clUes," Nllioa laid. Ho llllfd eoWmbui, Cladmtatf anti ...-ly 'Aktu1, Toledo a 11 d .l.l'....atown. · Other maJor nalfmal Rsplbll&ure• will villi Ohio 1o the Nlxcrl .......,.tgn, fn~ hil rwtnlng mate. ~ ,).._,, Govemora NeiDI Jiock'~"MoDer of NCIW York and Rutald llapll of Callfotnla, and Mlf· oi' John Lfndi'IJ' of New York. ,Mxcn salcl he -cts to apjjear at Cleveland PUblic Hall _ - IIICIIIlh, u local leaders have · .n opated. Nixon WBI · ukad about the tlllrd ~ Cllll[JOisn of former Allllllna Gov. Goorlie Wallace .filii Ill olbld: 00 the a.lo csmP!III' of - major candidates. ~.:!Q,;a;:.ue:e . •In bulldl1g, warehouse,, 3 one tp1 ~.,.r-, · ·a~ller;,.lll ~ftd motort cal examinations next January ir¥t to EvereU Nlxm said Ohio lo • · - · l[rOWid state·- onewemultflgbt for to the lut." llo Uated It with New York, New .lorl117, PWmllflvllilla, Mlcblpn, Call~ Texas and Indiana as rnaJOt larpiB In the remainder of bli .. 'He 10)11 Ohio .... flY In 1960. . Carrol K. Snowden Park Cenhol Hotel Bldg. Seco"d Ave. Ph. 446-4290 Home Ph. 446--4518 Gallipolis, O.io GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. and its -•,Slate _.Ill' FEED, SEED, FERTILIZER, GROCERIES & HARDWARE FACILITIES Di-r7DeysA ... Ew uDdt1la CLEVELAND (IJP0 .;. StaiAI Republican loaders told Richari if. Nixon Saturday the ~ has ID edge in Ohio, but Nb:on isn't .llldnll any chanceo. ..1' a pill showed me ·50 per cont a - In Ohio, rd 111111 r.unpdgn as If I were behind " .he told a ._. oooference. . ' · Nixon had breakfast Saturclll)' witll Gov. James A. GOP Chalrmu John S. Anctrewa, arid ROJU>Ucan elllcllclateo fO< oll(eo and local leaders. "TII"l' believe '"' will win In 'Npl'ombor •••• thu)' said we have an edge," he salcl. ~ "'11le Wallace We Fix Sunday . .... Melvin Little Homer Wa111h • ... han SIIIIIHme 61' FA_IRLANE 501) ;i;.j~":63~1=NTERNATIONAL BA.M. T06P.M. DAft.Y lie said the milk processors now pay 90 per cent of parity (through a rigged parity) because they know Ulcy have to keep ahead of the 1\FO. schools," grwp has taken a stand on a .~~~~~::~ er car. s..H.....,w. .; . IPc.lexDi."lMM' Good tranlil)ortaUm. 100 eUSED AND RDUilT PAm heen. ~ the ' ; , Ohio in Nixon Camp, ·B ut No Letup Seen 65 RAMBLER . Sliver Bridge Site tries had used the United states as a dumping ground for their surpluses, the roreign governments subsidizing their o w n farmers. lie said during a rour year period prior to the milk holding action there was a total rise of 9 cents per hundredweight. lie gave figures to show that since the holding action rarmers received several Urnes a 9 cent rise at diUerent times, and that the Federal gonrnment took immediate steps to cut the large shipments oi milk products into the United Stales to about one-fourth what · they had away control ~imts - Jentintl VOL. 3 NO. 33 NextTeOid NFO. lie told of how Coreign coun- Pll Wider a Republican Admin· latralkln. "It atarted under a Republican admlnlatratlon In 195t,they ~ted Chief Jullics Warron and tile Son&IAI conflrmallm wu presided Ofer by Mr. Nixon," Wallace aaid, In referer~Je Carolina Republican who haa.,_ Nixon In t h e &Juth, Wallace said he WOI at a loss II> understand why SOUthern poiiUclana would support Nixon '""""" boon o11J1)01"11Dg OYel')'· cam~ for -----------------'--~-----~:.:::.,__:_:___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.:..:_.:_::.:._.:.:._ · Cor Columbia thai he had aecept.. od an lnvltall<ln by Metromedla News of New York Clll' to de·w~· BAIRD BROS. AUTO PARTS. OUTLET would take over the mar- ket. Now its field men are do- deelolon, Brown ver1111 to Nlxm preoicllng over the Sen- by local poll.. at more than 4,Board ot })dueatlon. . ate •• VIce PrelidontattheUme. 000 peraona. "llo (Warren) - . a deel"The RepJbUcans had aaftlch The third ~ pre~ldenllal Cllldlclate laid "The dellrUcUon siClll lhet In my judgment had II> do with the dellrUdlon o! tile ot the public ochoolll)-atem" be· boon aiJl'QOd on In aclvanee to take pi>llc ae(lool qatem aa tile na- junball and $15 for the third will be enforced. They also discussed those in town not having license Cor sellirv:::. Businesses will be notiCied needing a license. This applies to any business realblng a pro!lt. Maile Court~ Deal PEirii'LETON . famed COLUMBIA, S. C• .(ililt) George Wallace acesaed. Rich· 11'<1 Nlxoo Salurda,y ot agree. IIIJ to put Chief Jullice Earl ':Warron oo the !q>reme Court In return for tho court'o 1954 1.:~. oullsWing IChool ns- G. Greene, and Left'is Summers. •· ' ' . ' ' .i'~J: ·~· . ~ ·~ .1 llXOrt a· ~·J" were reCoraer' nelen council mU..blrs Jack Also attendlnl William Kimes and Donald Ohlinger. They voted to lend the town lie said milk companJea In of Mason the use of the back hoe 1 Wlsronsln had been forced to liquidate by economic condi- a11 a return Cavor for many done able national NFO dairy commodity head, Ed Graf. He spoke ing. . • <' "'*" - Nixon promised Jowa farm~ ers at Des Moines his ''dedicated efforts to improve farm market prices. u - Humphrey, in a statement, endoraod the gun control bW !acini the Senate and challeaged Nixon to state his view1. Bucher Asks Early Rescue TOKYO (IJP0 - The aki[IIIOI' ol the captured U.S.S. PUeblo told foreign newsmen In North Korea that thu United Stateo ahould assume responslbUU;y fiX" their a[>Ying and obtain release or the 82 crewmen b e r o r e Christmas, North Korea said Saturdll)'' The omctal North KorND news agency concluded three dqa of tranamlsolon of 1lllrodo1'1 Pueblo news cooterence with a statement attributed to Cmdr'. Uoyd Mark Bucher, COIJUil8DII.. them ran over to the building er of the Intelligence ship carrying what appeared to be a it was seized Jan. !3. black leather satchel, dropped It 1 '1 kDOw that the govemmaat oo. the doorstep and hustled back o! the United llatea of America to the car. The patrolman chased will act responsibly and seo u tbe car through the twisty camreturned, and I think It not 111o pus streets until it sped oft'~am~ reasonable ror me to ask thU J!UB, where he lost Sight of lt. we be home by.Chrlatmu, '' tbl Noe one was inside the bulldagency oplled from Bucbor's retng at the time oC the explo- marks. aion and there wa.s no fire. Middle East Saturday Willi an antl-larull delllCIIIstratlon In the oecupled west bank of Jordan, shootlnl along larool's frontiers Wltll Jordan and ~Ia and ro-od talk to tile UPI ~ a war SPEAKS TO CLASSES of llberall<ln by Proal- GoGALLIPOUS - Miss Anne mal Abdel Nasser of Esnll BI'BIIlury, former member ot. )J New York, tile U. ·N. Sethe Gallla Academy Hlifo School curlll' Council """ on a b)' alert and prepareol to moot ill<ulll', opoke to College Pl'C!(llll'over the weekend In the OVCOJI atory English classes Friday at GAllS. Her talk was • - Lonot ...., - maJor oulhroak of dilo, England, Its literary impor· ...,uuttes slmlllll: II> Iall ~­ tanee and lqlorllnl places of dll)"l arUUir)' bailie along the interest ~ ~lab Literature. 91N Canal coasollre Uno. The Comnwnlatl t hI United States II> apollalze CCII' U. Pueblo's activities oil. North Ko- rea In Jamlr)' and promise - · er to send liBYa! &ldpa lnlD U. ares again. TROOPS AT BORDER LONDON (UPI)- Rulala~ to station liP . . . ~ of • nillllon troopl per ..oiJ to Czeclalolovalcla tile w• German~. dlleaMIOII*. said Saturdl,y. ~ �•~ ' (, ,. ,. ,J) ' ' , IH" • i:ti1ltJD~p·i; ~- ~"~~-~~"'®..., ·, ....,;"',..,. Ut~tftS:,( Bdi; U, ; >P.atterson STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Jllmliy doclaiOil over r......er • h • -EmS, ~llcbtiJWii&ekai!A>r- F'lbydPalt8nOII. mp Refene llarl')' Villll ot Now -·-111 111 _...mly broken York, tho ode )udao, JIVO Ellis Ill tho tlral round, relaiDOCI a 9-6 odse IIIII re~q~ed auc:h vioIda World Boxhw AsooolaiiCIII lent •• reoctlon hO had to have hellt7Wollhl -looshlp Solpollee pr«e<tlon wheo he loll un!oy with .. uqiOlJU)ar 1ikowld Twins Dump. the ring. Ellis did Ida daml&e In close, drawing Patterson lnto numer-. ous cllnchea. At the eml, how-· ever, his battered noae. which bled tntennl11ent1Y thrQU8hout tho light, was ftowllw profusely BOSTON (IJPI) - Dave Bos- ghillg further rile to tho bulk woll'o three hit-pitching and a thr....,., double by Rod Carew of tho . .s' belle! IIIII Patleroon, a local favorite, bad won. In corto c1urtrw a a..... un eighth-Inning trast, Patterson was virtually rolly carried tho Mlnoesota urmarked. · TWiN to a 7-3 victory over the When Vllan raised Ellis' honl, Booton Red Sox Salunlo.Y. he was groo~ with 1 dealenl111 Boswell, who scored his lOth roar of boos and catcalls. win against 12 losses, started tho oll!hlh lmlng rally with a double, moved lo third on a balk ie Hernandez. Boswell yielded tho Red Sox' ant &cored on a rorceoul b.v lkt first run in the third Inning on Allison to SDIP a l-1 tie. a single by rookie Lillo AlonDick Ellsworth, who walked do IIIII three walks b~ Boswell. Fnnk Kostro prior to Allison's CarJ Yastnemski hit his 20th torceaut, then walked pinch-hithomer of the season in the eighth ter Harmon Kellebrew, refilling Cor the Red SOx' second run. the t.ses, and C&rew followed Reggie Smith hit his 14th homer wltb hb three-run double. Car· tor the final Bosew scored the fiCUt run of the in the ton run on aoother double Jack- Bosox, 7-3 ,, I S~nday Times-Sentinel HOUSTON (l)P1) ·~ NeiTile Ylctoey put ~ ~· BrDes piiOhed an elghl.llit oinJt.. In o poslllori to cUndi a..lr aecout ror hie 1811> n.tor1 ~, ~ 11nl8hl Nati1DII,oluo pel>o bo-)'lllale T 1111 ,, ·l lcCorm" -~ ' •lllnrn<!d a double IIIII a lrllllO _ Brilelli k..,plngalhehlac:IUoto leod tho st. Louis Cardinale ••, to IIID . 20 1111101 for tho ftrR to an S.O victory over tho Hous- IIDio In hla career, struc1o out alnollllllwalkod onl,y ..... ton' Aottoo Saturday, Football Photos r McLain Wins 30th NCS Scores Late, Drops WFU, 10-6 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (UPI) - Quarterbeck JackKiobopl~ ed over from the one yard lloe with less than two minutes to play SaturdoJo end specialist Go"' aid Warren tlnall)' found his range wl111 a 34-yard ftold plio ghe North Carolina state a 10-6 lootball victory over Wake Forest The WoltPack's touthdownwlth 1:53 loll In !Ito - e cllmalled a drl ve that began when derensive back Jack Whitley, a soph~ more, returned a Wake Forest punt 38 yards to the Deacon~' 45. Klebe, a senior starting his first game, arxl haltback Bobby DETHOrr (UPI) - J:lolllll McLain became tho~ loaauo'a Brot3().ptnelllmer In 34 yearo Saturday when Willie Horton's alnele eJim•red 1 tirHUD rjiJtb.. lmlrw t:a~~.Y 1 and gave tho IJ&. troll Tlprs a ii-4 victory over tho IJaldand AlbiatlcL Horton lined o plteh by Diego Segui over lefl-llelder Jhn Googer'o hold llllh one out In the ninth to drlq In Mickey Stanley from third booe wltlt tho declllve loll>. McLain, Brat 31111ame winner alnce Dizzy Dean ln 193t, the tleld to recehe a alandlrw ovatloo fr!ml tho erowd ot 44.087. MclAin, tn· hlt fourth full ...,. .... lllth tho Tl&er& and • 20gamo lllnnor In 1966, pltc:hed mno lrmlrw• durlrw which he struck out 10 end 1!alked - . The llrlll.,.ory rtsltt-lllndor ha• ..,.. pitched 313 Innings !Ida sea- • '' ' ',, l ' 'L. ed the extra point. one stroke ahead of hallway coloader Art Wall IIIII holollanded '\" · GOOD COVERAGE - Dave .tolmoon (10) Gollla'o deleoalve left hallback, covers Hornet oed Sieve TomaDI (81) em .lido pa01 play In oecond period at Coal Grove ~ nlglrt. GAllS won tho game, 34-6. , ,· ,.,. ;.:. .. J ' I ' THREE •STYLES CUSTOM-HOMESTEAD-IMPERIALE LHHrt In DoSign, Quality, Ll•lnt , I & I MOillE HOME SALES ·& ' .•· . GARY WftiOT veteran from Killeen. Tex., was PAUL NORTHUP 675-looo " mG GAIN - Coal Grove .IIIII Sieve Temaol lialnod 23 yordo on this secood period PAIS pll,y against GARS at Coal Grove Frida)' nl&ht after laldnl o toss fr..., QB Paul HarriL ' Bruce Crampton as a huge gal- Leading llllerleronce on right Is HorDot hallback Tom Wood, rumber 22, MAJ(ING TACKLt: - Polal p!Mant ~hie McDermitt (10) Is about to be hauled d""n here by lloll•' Rocky WWiemo in !Ito oecond quarter of tho Big Blacks wiD owr the Marauders. Has No Dl Effects SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Callt (UPI) - World record holder Jhn Ryun, running easUy and WALNUT showing absolutely m effects ot Ulneaa, finished ln a ne&r dead heat saturday with the winner Prelinlsbad Panell11 of a 1,500 meters qualifying run at the U, S. O!ynwlc track and tleld trials. LIMITED TIME OFFER! Ryun and heat winner Roscoe $51.96 COVERS AN 8' xl6' WALL CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PT. PLEASANT .,, ,, CLEVELAND (UPI) Curl Bl&- inning on Russ Snyder's triple Slpt. 1-21 ••• 91 Grut Prizes en. 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FOR ·HER ' ' '• • 'DRo\GGED DOWN - Gary Qllton, PGlnt' p~-· bla N'IL BS, aaea John Smith's jersey todnll: U, *~~r bock to tho turr In tho ftratl!lll of f'rlciW llialll' i ~ Smith pkked ~ abort yardl&e on tha play, .• · •' 0 SALE f ' .~Jn '' ML Gilead 38 Celllerburg 0 Portsmouth Notre Dame 34 Northwest 0 Nortlt Union 60 Rldgemont 0 Springfield SllaWnee 28 Dayton Patterson 6 Sidney 48 WapakooOia 0 Uma Shawnee 25 Uma Batlt 21 Ottawa Glandorf Ill' Deft anco 12 (tlo) Columbus Grove 6 Blulllon 2 Middletown Fenwick 44 Delphos St. Johns 6 BellelontoiDe 22 Kenton o Euclid 0 Garfield Holibla 22 Lakawood 38 Parma Nonltaody REFRIGERATOR· FRI.EZI.I CDMBIIATIDI I COMPlET'E "ATI:AOQM .!O.UJf:l lPJ Ninth Tilt Jackson 40 Greenfleld 8 Unico 15.1 Cu. Ft. Friii·Frtt - ~ Worthington 32 CoiL Brooklloven 6 ''I Your Southern States Couro-,11":~ Age nc y Yanks Win Grid Scores Stores 637 pounds of frozen food. Bil storage space In minimum 11901 space. "Slimwall" consbuction. Superior Urethane Foam insulation. Convenient stand-up dtsip. Manual-defrost freezer. Time-savine Defrost Water Drain. Glide-out basket. Use Easy Payment Plan. No. HV-18. lSU KANAWHA ST. \ r&.ry and Frank Robinson each Divine, the Oregon star rrom belled their 15tll homo runs of Vancoowr, Wash.,werebothtim· tile sooson Saturda,y to load tho ed in 3:58.3 Cor themetricmiles. Baltimore Orioles to a s..3 vicBoth admitted they will ha vo to tory over the Cleveland Indiana. Roger Nelson, who was makgo a lot faster to win the ftnals ing his third start ot the aNson and IRIO of tho tllree Olympic for the Orioles after 13 relief berths. appearances, went 6 1-3 innings GRID SCORES In picking ·"' hi$ fllirll ,vlctoq North Corolh• st. 10 Wake For- ap.lDiit one loss. , est 6 Reliever Moe Drabowsky took Western Michigan 20 Arkansas over in the sevedthandEddle Watt SI.O balled Dra-sky out of a jam Marshall 7 Morehead Sl 7 (tie) In tho eighth. Tho Orioles took a 1~ load In tho llrst Inning when Blelary hit starter Steve Bailey's first pitch over the right field tence. But tho Indians tied II in tho 511De Now At........ t Indians, 5-3 SILVER' STREAK WE HAVE THEM IAL~CJD•SHGCK 3n•5''•7u REELS AT •.. TIFFINS A.SOR&I!il,tlf'S li 1~. II" to .... 1..,. ' ' ' ., '·' . ' SCHULT BIGGEST SELLING MOBILE HQME IN l~liiANA OHIO & ILLINOIS SUTION, M&BI. (IJPI) - Orville Moody, who has not finished hlgller than 24tlt In a tour event this year, picked "' three strokes In 15 holes Slturdo)' to move In !root among early third round tlnlshors of tile f150,000 Kemper ~n. Moody, a 34-year-old Army WHOA 111ERE - Dennlo Nibert from Meigs' John Slnllll (22) while atlemptlng to go around tho end ill the tlrsl quarter of FridaY night's JIOIIoieaguo club""" tho BlockJ. ' '' '' ' Hall guided the Woi!IJack down to the 2 yard line. TWo plunges later Klebe scored. Warren kick· Ryun In Good Form, Wll mobbed by hi& W"'""te• u soon u Stanley croaoed the plate and wu l>rcJ<wht out - Scllcd'a Blue DPII1 stopped a COal Gr<IVO touctulolrn bid midwaY Ia tho secood period on tho FINE GAllS ftvo LINE STAND - GaDia Aclldemy afiA>r tho Honets hod reached the Devils' .--,ard nne 1111DelltS a..l p i 11no •land, GAllS marc:hed 95 yard• In 14 pll,ya U.. aut Ill 21-D. GAllS players loll to right are Dave <=; Mike Adams (Ul; Rick Hueholt (35) who stopped tho Hornets' Rlek Mader (43) .., this third down play; Rick llloaley (70); Chuck Neal (30) SIA!ve ShoWden (88) and Tim Hemoworth (72), tD - �•~ ' (, ,. ,. ,J) ' ' , IH" • i:ti1ltJD~p·i; ~- ~"~~-~~"'®..., ·, ....,;"',..,. Ut~tftS:,( Bdi; U, ; >P.atterson STOCKHOLM (UPI) - Jllmliy doclaiOil over r......er • h • -EmS, ~llcbtiJWii&ekai!A>r- F'lbydPalt8nOII. mp Refene llarl')' Villll ot Now -·-111 111 _...mly broken York, tho ode )udao, JIVO Ellis Ill tho tlral round, relaiDOCI a 9-6 odse IIIII re~q~ed auc:h vioIda World Boxhw AsooolaiiCIII lent •• reoctlon hO had to have hellt7Wollhl -looshlp Solpollee pr«e<tlon wheo he loll un!oy with .. uqiOlJU)ar 1ikowld Twins Dump. the ring. Ellis did Ida daml&e In close, drawing Patterson lnto numer-. ous cllnchea. At the eml, how-· ever, his battered noae. which bled tntennl11ent1Y thrQU8hout tho light, was ftowllw profusely BOSTON (IJPI) - Dave Bos- ghillg further rile to tho bulk woll'o three hit-pitching and a thr....,., double by Rod Carew of tho . .s' belle! IIIII Patleroon, a local favorite, bad won. In corto c1urtrw a a..... un eighth-Inning trast, Patterson was virtually rolly carried tho Mlnoesota urmarked. · TWiN to a 7-3 victory over the When Vllan raised Ellis' honl, Booton Red Sox Salunlo.Y. he was groo~ with 1 dealenl111 Boswell, who scored his lOth roar of boos and catcalls. win against 12 losses, started tho oll!hlh lmlng rally with a double, moved lo third on a balk ie Hernandez. Boswell yielded tho Red Sox' ant &cored on a rorceoul b.v lkt first run in the third Inning on Allison to SDIP a l-1 tie. a single by rookie Lillo AlonDick Ellsworth, who walked do IIIII three walks b~ Boswell. Fnnk Kostro prior to Allison's CarJ Yastnemski hit his 20th torceaut, then walked pinch-hithomer of the season in the eighth ter Harmon Kellebrew, refilling Cor the Red SOx' second run. the t.ses, and C&rew followed Reggie Smith hit his 14th homer wltb hb three-run double. Car· tor the final Bosew scored the fiCUt run of the in the ton run on aoother double Jack- Bosox, 7-3 ,, I S~nday Times-Sentinel HOUSTON (l)P1) ·~ NeiTile Ylctoey put ~ ~· BrDes piiOhed an elghl.llit oinJt.. In o poslllori to cUndi a..lr aecout ror hie 1811> n.tor1 ~, ~ 11nl8hl Nati1DII,oluo pel>o bo-)'lllale T 1111 ,, ·l lcCorm" -~ ' •lllnrn<!d a double IIIII a lrllllO _ Brilelli k..,plngalhehlac:IUoto leod tho st. Louis Cardinale ••, to IIID . 20 1111101 for tho ftrR to an S.O victory over tho Hous- IIDio In hla career, struc1o out alnollllllwalkod onl,y ..... ton' Aottoo Saturday, Football Photos r McLain Wins 30th NCS Scores Late, Drops WFU, 10-6 WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (UPI) - Quarterbeck JackKiobopl~ ed over from the one yard lloe with less than two minutes to play SaturdoJo end specialist Go"' aid Warren tlnall)' found his range wl111 a 34-yard ftold plio ghe North Carolina state a 10-6 lootball victory over Wake Forest The WoltPack's touthdownwlth 1:53 loll In !Ito - e cllmalled a drl ve that began when derensive back Jack Whitley, a soph~ more, returned a Wake Forest punt 38 yards to the Deacon~' 45. Klebe, a senior starting his first game, arxl haltback Bobby DETHOrr (UPI) - J:lolllll McLain became tho~ loaauo'a Brot3().ptnelllmer In 34 yearo Saturday when Willie Horton's alnele eJim•red 1 tirHUD rjiJtb.. lmlrw t:a~~.Y 1 and gave tho IJ&. troll Tlprs a ii-4 victory over tho IJaldand AlbiatlcL Horton lined o plteh by Diego Segui over lefl-llelder Jhn Googer'o hold llllh one out In the ninth to drlq In Mickey Stanley from third booe wltlt tho declllve loll>. McLain, Brat 31111ame winner alnce Dizzy Dean ln 193t, the tleld to recehe a alandlrw ovatloo fr!ml tho erowd ot 44.087. MclAin, tn· hlt fourth full ...,. .... lllth tho Tl&er& and • 20gamo lllnnor In 1966, pltc:hed mno lrmlrw• durlrw which he struck out 10 end 1!alked - . The llrlll.,.ory rtsltt-lllndor ha• ..,.. pitched 313 Innings !Ida sea- • '' ' ',, l ' 'L. ed the extra point. one stroke ahead of hallway coloader Art Wall IIIII holollanded '\" · GOOD COVERAGE - Dave .tolmoon (10) Gollla'o deleoalve left hallback, covers Hornet oed Sieve TomaDI (81) em .lido pa01 play In oecond period at Coal Grove ~ nlglrt. GAllS won tho game, 34-6. , ,· ,.,. ;.:. .. J ' I ' THREE •STYLES CUSTOM-HOMESTEAD-IMPERIALE LHHrt In DoSign, Quality, Ll•lnt , I & I MOillE HOME SALES ·& ' .•· . GARY WftiOT veteran from Killeen. Tex., was PAUL NORTHUP 675-looo " mG GAIN - Coal Grove .IIIII Sieve Temaol lialnod 23 yordo on this secood period PAIS pll,y against GARS at Coal Grove Frida)' nl&ht after laldnl o toss fr..., QB Paul HarriL ' Bruce Crampton as a huge gal- Leading llllerleronce on right Is HorDot hallback Tom Wood, rumber 22, MAJ(ING TACKLt: - Polal p!Mant ~hie McDermitt (10) Is about to be hauled d""n here by lloll•' Rocky WWiemo in !Ito oecond quarter of tho Big Blacks wiD owr the Marauders. Has No Dl Effects SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Callt (UPI) - World record holder Jhn Ryun, running easUy and WALNUT showing absolutely m effects ot Ulneaa, finished ln a ne&r dead heat saturday with the winner Prelinlsbad Panell11 of a 1,500 meters qualifying run at the U, S. O!ynwlc track and tleld trials. LIMITED TIME OFFER! Ryun and heat winner Roscoe $51.96 COVERS AN 8' xl6' WALL CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. PT. PLEASANT .,, ,, CLEVELAND (UPI) Curl Bl&- inning on Russ Snyder's triple Slpt. 1-21 ••• 91 Grut Prizes en. 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Louis Ill tile NationaL II waa the boat olreteb by New York IInce an ll-tJUDe W)nnillg Blreai<ID 1814. . TUJ.LAYATOIY-COMMoDE The Yallkoesex14j~thelr COMPLETE TO FLOOR· wnH ,s~··· POP-Utt FITTINGS '' ' ': ., '' PLAYEIHJF-WEEK - Chuck (Tho Truckl Neal, GaDbo ~·.' Acodom,y High School's 19liMJUnd junior hallback, was selected ~ol.l• "Pil,yer..r-tlto-Week'~ Saturday .mCJI'IIIrw~ lbe l GAH$i <iiacld.i -'1~, !iilo-'~alt~ilj- li ~ ~ defeMive IIDobaci<Or In tho first hill at Coal Grove FrciW night, carried tho Plasldn 13 times &JIIDBI lhe Hornets, ,,,plcldlli ~ 132 yards IIIII two touchdoWns. Neal received the , :-' Jalllson Goldoo.Helmel Award, one ol 10 being prea-to ' • ~ GARS p!Qero daring !Ito 1968 c&llljlAign. Tho weekly aword :,-:· .II ~ by Tllomaa Clolhloro of Gollijlolls. Nnal woo ~ ,.. ulectld. over f~ other performers, Tom Proae, Laz:ry :t-.._, Snowden, Ron BusseD and Rick Mosley, aceorcllng to Coach ~ ·r ',Glenn Trout.. ...•.-... '· I • .--ra alq GAllS and p!Qva the Blue iloYI1 bench lloppy In lhls TillleaSentlnel phoiGIP'&Ph, end they have a right lobo. GABS had juat • - - ' COal Grow oo Us own live, and na enr<JUie to Ita third - . ot the !ale In tho second oerlod. CHUCK NEAL (30) batted _,. Paul Harris' fourth down pan to stove TOIUIOIII (81) midway ir1 the secoo::l J)8riod to step a Coal Grove touchdolm bid on the GaBians five. Number 70 onlAil lo Gallia's Rick llloaloy. Number 52 on rl8hllo Hornet cemer SIAl.. llanidDL . ' ~--'* l ' g . . . . \WITH GftEAT VA~UES ·ATl'IFFIN CREDIT , BETS . FOR HIM' '. FOR ·HER ' ' '• • 'DRo\GGED DOWN - Gary Qllton, PGlnt' p~-· bla N'IL BS, aaea John Smith's jersey todnll: U, *~~r bock to tho turr In tho ftratl!lll of f'rlciW llialll' i ~ Smith pkked ~ abort yardl&e on tha play, .• · •' 0 SALE f ' .~Jn '' ML Gilead 38 Celllerburg 0 Portsmouth Notre Dame 34 Northwest 0 Nortlt Union 60 Rldgemont 0 Springfield SllaWnee 28 Dayton Patterson 6 Sidney 48 WapakooOia 0 Uma Shawnee 25 Uma Batlt 21 Ottawa Glandorf Ill' Deft anco 12 (tlo) Columbus Grove 6 Blulllon 2 Middletown Fenwick 44 Delphos St. Johns 6 BellelontoiDe 22 Kenton o Euclid 0 Garfield Holibla 22 Lakawood 38 Parma Nonltaody REFRIGERATOR· FRI.EZI.I CDMBIIATIDI I COMPlET'E "ATI:AOQM .!O.UJf:l lPJ Ninth Tilt Jackson 40 Greenfleld 8 Unico 15.1 Cu. Ft. Friii·Frtt - ~ Worthington 32 CoiL Brooklloven 6 ''I Your Southern States Couro-,11":~ Age nc y Yanks Win Grid Scores Stores 637 pounds of frozen food. Bil storage space In minimum 11901 space. "Slimwall" consbuction. Superior Urethane Foam insulation. Convenient stand-up dtsip. Manual-defrost freezer. Time-savine Defrost Water Drain. Glide-out basket. Use Easy Payment Plan. No. HV-18. lSU KANAWHA ST. \ r&.ry and Frank Robinson each Divine, the Oregon star rrom belled their 15tll homo runs of Vancoowr, Wash.,werebothtim· tile sooson Saturda,y to load tho ed in 3:58.3 Cor themetricmiles. Baltimore Orioles to a s..3 vicBoth admitted they will ha vo to tory over the Cleveland Indiana. Roger Nelson, who was makgo a lot faster to win the ftnals ing his third start ot the aNson and IRIO of tho tllree Olympic for the Orioles after 13 relief berths. appearances, went 6 1-3 innings GRID SCORES In picking ·"' hi$ fllirll ,vlctoq North Corolh• st. 10 Wake For- ap.lDiit one loss. , est 6 Reliever Moe Drabowsky took Western Michigan 20 Arkansas over in the sevedthandEddle Watt SI.O balled Dra-sky out of a jam Marshall 7 Morehead Sl 7 (tie) In tho eighth. Tho Orioles took a 1~ load In tho llrst Inning when Blelary hit starter Steve Bailey's first pitch over the right field tence. But tho Indians tied II in tho 511De Now At........ t Indians, 5-3 SILVER' STREAK WE HAVE THEM IAL~CJD•SHGCK 3n•5''•7u REELS AT •.. TIFFINS A.SOR&I!il,tlf'S li 1~. II" to .... 1..,. ' ' ' ., '·' . ' SCHULT BIGGEST SELLING MOBILE HQME IN l~liiANA OHIO & ILLINOIS SUTION, M&BI. (IJPI) - Orville Moody, who has not finished hlgller than 24tlt In a tour event this year, picked "' three strokes In 15 holes Slturdo)' to move In !root among early third round tlnlshors of tile f150,000 Kemper ~n. Moody, a 34-year-old Army WHOA 111ERE - Dennlo Nibert from Meigs' John Slnllll (22) while atlemptlng to go around tho end ill the tlrsl quarter of FridaY night's JIOIIoieaguo club""" tho BlockJ. ' '' '' ' Hall guided the Woi!IJack down to the 2 yard line. TWo plunges later Klebe scored. Warren kick· Ryun In Good Form, Wll mobbed by hi& W"'""te• u soon u Stanley croaoed the plate and wu l>rcJ<wht out - Scllcd'a Blue DPII1 stopped a COal Gr<IVO touctulolrn bid midwaY Ia tho secood period on tho FINE GAllS ftvo LINE STAND - GaDia Aclldemy afiA>r tho Honets hod reached the Devils' .--,ard nne 1111DelltS a..l p i 11no •land, GAllS marc:hed 95 yard• In 14 pll,ya U.. aut Ill 21-D. GAllS players loll to right are Dave <=; Mike Adams (Ul; Rick Hueholt (35) who stopped tho Hornets' Rlek Mader (43) .., this third down play; Rick llloaley (70); Chuck Neal (30) SIA!ve ShoWden (88) and Tim Hemoworth (72), tD - �• • . ' ,, -~ -~ 'I'• ••''"······· ... rl:.:.......... ·- .' ': ...• '. SWdly Tlme..s.tntblal, ~• . ~mber 15, 1968 ., I ' · 1 ' • ;. , , ; ~ 1 ' ~~~~ ;'. '. ,,, •. . · . , ' ' ' ,; ! •; 1 ·' " ;..,..tied., .lllmble. lor end recovertd a fourth...,.,. ;, , .~ . ~~:;:'~ d.~..~= Nortll Gallla but It wun't good quarterback Ray Karr, 140 sen- ed to PUS for tile extn polntl ~ until ~·. bQmb nearb were ~ib\1\1 outsldtlhe 1ialue. 1U'dlll:ia. ·The l!IIJes OIIOIIJh. Coach Mel Clrter'o PI· lor, tossed an l'S.yard pa08 to but Wll ...eared. , "'""""' the l~ Alan H~ 1(10 • For thii ~~ Of Coo~h •llllb em }O oil fpasnt fOr 68 )'al'da ::u.~~~~~"'nt~ ' : ntllao won 11-G. BIU Schultz, 145 senior hallback The Plntaa IO!Jk &I! 8-G lOIII . Jurilot, ""'ll<i 15 )'al'do for the Kincaid, It ,... a !Pllt In SvAC IIIII' I~ 67. 00 ~ lfouDd. With 31 ~~ to so, Eagle for the toochdown. Karr attempt- In the llrtt period and'iloM their .llrlt touchdiiwn of the same. r ooilletll, Last W4!1k lhe ~,.. ~., !'~tel 4'Jed two ioo ·Turley Goorae. 14S Junior, ran droll:led Haman Tra!;B ~6!.6 ihll •· liut ~ wore·l"""""'etio. Lancers Blank HT Wleldeats, 40-·o· the~. polnlatoglve ' thePI- ere'/"" 1·1. Next lreek,tll( ' •.,J!&.'JII, Gaula~· lnlhe Tho P!n~ woro ponol,!ted 1 )'a1'dB but tho t.'IJ~··~ ·~ 15 di-Oir ' 50 )'&llli Ia panollloa ' cludlnionoforcUPpbviiiiiU.. ; · . . ratea the 8-G lood. llqleoltavolto Alexander whUe '·tJi!M ·'oeriod When lho"'Plrateo oilier for I! waa the oeconl consecutiw North Go111a travels to SoiJtli:.. ~ ·lo the Eaatern , 1~ Eilatem Jloldi,._ ' 0 0 ·0 f 6 ' 80008 . Pace GAHS Behind Good ...... from · : · ~:tU.8LIC Blocking By Teammates COAL GROVE - With the forward will openllllll(l hup bot!~!; almoat II wUI, Cosch GloM Trout' a Gallla Acadel!l¥ ,Hlah SChool Blue Devils a>Ploded for five touchdowns here Friday night to stun JUn (RecO Duley's Coal Grove Hornets, 34-11. Behind trljHiamlner blocklll8 by GAHS ' lliiemen, Hick Mosl", Ron Russell, Tim Heni1worth, steve Sl)l:md~'l, Blll Oavts, Bob Bax· ter, Mike Adlms and Glb Craig, GAllS lo!thalt Tom Prose hll Pill'· dirt three times and Fullback Chuck (The Truck) Neal tallied twice for the vlsl~ Blue Devils. Tom Spencer, veteran Blue and R;a Ruaoell Blood out oo DIIYll q.~arterba.ek, kleked Cour \deCense. It Wll!l MoaJey., Cral& ol five extra polnta from place- Steve BDowden and Ru11ell "!>mont - Including the llrst four enlng up 11up holea for Nelli In In a- row. He. dld.llol play ol· the oecond half, It wao Hlll Dafoftse. He kicked off olx limes, via, Tim Hemsworlh and Mike and punted onO.• ·for 59 yardo. Adams pavlqg the way for Tom - Lllfry SnoWden. 133 • pound Proaeln the first half. 'freshman, plo,yed theenllregome The win left GAHS with a 1-1 11 quarterhock for GAHS. Tbellt- mark. Coal Grove Is 0.2 for the Ue algtla1 r.allor, unW late In year. tho game, never oommlttecl a Friday, GAllS - · SEO Luaue plo,y agalnot Athena oo Me' bol>blit. Snowdell directed all I l v e morllli Field. GAHS touchdowns, and wa8 loadHere's a tlllltllltlrY of Frldo,y' 1 Ins the Galllarul to lllOther late ocorlns: ill the sama Wh"'! a fumble stop. FDlST PERIOO ltecl the drive on Cool Grov~·· Mike ~a recovered a Paul · live, Harris llunble on fourth and two In hi a tlrat start, Snowden ' on the GAllS 32. Ten plays !atcomplsted five al 10 aerials tor er, alter a J5.yard penall3' a117 yarda. He picked up 28yardl. plnst GAHS, Proae cracked off In threi carries. riJht tackle, and It waa G~ with 11! the firll j)Orlqd, 4:28 . remaining, Spencer opllt hit Chuek Howard wlllo a 29_,yard the uprighta. Urial on the.bevuo ieeqild play CG faDed to advance. Harris' !rom tcrlnui>a&o. He !GIIIId Greg punt ._red to be part1a11,y PBilley tor a 31-j'arderlntheaee· blocked by Prose- It went outond, . and PBulll)' CIUihl lllOther 01-l>oundo on .the.lfomel 48 alter In· tha ilmo period, llda o n e travelln& only eight yards, Three TO ALL MASONS & THEIR F. THE AlTAR FOR THE MASONIC GARDEN IN OHIO VALLEY MEMORY GARDENfHAS . ·liE EN ORDERED. ALIMiTED AMOiiNT OF LOTS IN THE !MSONIC GARDEN ARE BEING OFFERED AT AGREATLY $EDUCED RATE ON AFIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS (INCLUDING PERPETUAL CARE) · ·wu<lcota ---.--------·~---··~-------------1I..-. MASON'$·NAliE .•..• :••• ~............................................................t·····~ ............... . I I· A~DRESS ~····~., II oo~ooouo~ooooooooooooooonoououuunoo'oouoo . . . I' NOW OWN ......... ,,; .......YES ..................... NO wer• Eagles Crush Tornadoes, 5 \ OHIO C/o MASONlc SECTIPN 1 111 BASTIAN! DR. ·1 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45&31 I 1 c. VALLEY MEMORY GARDENS · · . ' ·---------------~---------~---------~ . good )I Spartans Drop Highlanders, 16-6 '.,, -! ) ,, ·{' ' GALLIPOLIS - The Ale..,.. dor Sport.ana of Coach Msrk Lollr eYened their won-lost record at 1·1 Frldl1 evenlntt · 11 Albalzy a a -'*' ~s 11 to seven and outgail*l them 195 )'al'da to 176, au of Alenr.Jer's yardlge COOling on the ground, The Spartans tried three passes and had downed the 1"0 FOOT WIDE 7 FOOT DEEP 10 seconds left In the first hall when he scatted 19 yards Into the end zone for the vlsltore' fitst slxi><>lntor. Fullback JunIor Brewer ran over the extra points and the score stood at 30-8. Neither team scored b Ing the remaining minutes al the first half. Belpre, however, contiJaled Its of!enalve thrust In the lldrd Jl81"iod with Alloway, a thorn In the e1do Of the Tornadoes all ovenIns, oeorlng hli seeond of three m•s on a six yard run. Tom MJ.yrie klckedfortheextrapolnts. Later In the same QJ&rter, Steve Barlckman, a auard, look a Tornad> - e In the llir and went 14 yards to end zone and made the score 43-8 In favor ol the hosts. Mike White the Barlckman TD by kld<ing tor the extra poJnt. Southern, With 10 minutes and 46 seconds left ln the game, got Its aecond twchdown of the contest when Brewer plowed to pe,ydlrt !rom four yards out. The try for the extra points m tiJey the SOuthwestern HIJhlandera 16-a two intercepted. Southwestern The lllahlandera' only tooeh- completed tl. ve or 13 passes !or - n came with 3:12 left In the 34 yards and had 161 on the lome wben Jimmy Walker, 182 ground. lllllor bulled over trom a yard Both teams were heartl,y jjeD. o0rt. The try for the PAT fal1ed. all zed with the Highlander• drawThe Sport.ana took .. 11-(1 lead Ing 90 .>Onls and the Spartans in tbe 1econd perlod when Craig 95. Alexander tumbled a e v e n Tlldta, 150 senior quarlerback, times and the Highlanders were acored 011 a 10 yard run an:J guilty of two tumbles. Melvin Walllce, 155 senior, ran The HlghJandersofCoachSteve the points. SUles are 1-1 for the season and Alelllllder scored again In the next Friday pta,y their first third period wilen Wallace wert Southern Valley Athletic Co~ 70 7Ud• on an end sweep, John terence tilt against the undefeatPen')', 180 senior, l'ln the PAT. ed Pirates or Nortfl Gallia, who The Spartans trere ahead 16-0. ore leadlrlt the svAC with a 2-0 11 llllght hove heen a dltrerent record. ltoTJ' but an un\lBUil call and a Next week Aieumer travels , • pass was no good. penol13' alqJped the HIJhlanden to Eastern. The lldrd and final olx - pointaid on the Spsrtans 20 In the SOuthwe.11tern 0 0 0 6- 6 er for the vlllilora came with two third period. It was fourth down Alexander 0 8 8 0-16 minutes and 41 secoods showIDd 11 when pus trKerterence Ing on the clock when Terry ProfSCORING - Southwestern wu called an CharJes Williams, Walker (1 nm); Alexander - fitt recovered a Belpre tumble ISO senior, Highlander pass re-- White (10 nm) and Wallace (70 in the end zone Cor the Tornadoea. · eelver, and the ~rtans took r.un); PAT - Aleund.er - Per- Bobby Adams carried over the over on downs. ry (nm) and Wallace (run). extra points for Southern followThe Highlllllers out tlr!!lt ~ Ing the Prof!ltt touchdeMt. Belpre got Ita last score with 15 seoonds lhowlng oo the clock when Ailowa.y went back into the lineup and scatted for a 54 yard touchdown run. The try for the PATa on a run were stopped ahorL Southern wiD traver to K,ygor 0100 IUGH SCHOOL xenia 22 Troy 8 Creek lido Friday nliiht. FOOTBALL RESVL TS Middletown 24 Sprlngllold South By Qlarlers: Ill' United Prell hternatlooal 20 Southern 0 8 0 14 - 22 Welrtm (W. Va.) 22 Wa,yne 22 CentervUie 14 Belpre 22 :w 4f 50- so Tw0i4D 0 Beaverc:reek 20 Fairborn 6 y . . _ , . North 31 Youna•Sprlnii>Oro 28 Vlliley VIew 26 lolm Eaot a Minster 42 Ws.rneefteld Gosh- , 12 on 14 Girard 28 14 8,rcamore 16 Princeton 1f MliUnlmm Fitch 25 Boardman Adena 6 Greenview 0 • Indian lUll 28 Cln Walnut IUU 1 I COldWater 6 Mirkin Loclli 6 (Ue) • 8 lltaboorille 24 Youna•~mm South F"!,:;- West 28 Sprlng!leld GreemuJ.a 14 Harrl11011 12 22 IJJt>ana 20 LClndon 13 Clenroa _Northeastern 60 New -lfSolom6 Llbonon' 26 Utlla Mlam120 Rld•nolld o Eut LIYupoel 52 Younaatown :lruba,. 25 Eut canton ~ Purcell 4 Cln. Coucter Tach w-owwn-o 6 0 Hi lan Falla 30 Wlndlwn 0 Alliance 34 AknJo c.atrlli o Door Pllrk 2B Llncolu llolibla 6 • """...olt32 Da)'loo Roth Ja..IOII 18 Msrlln&ton 14 Doyle-. Lake Cln. Mooller 0 CID. lfiiJhoo 20 16 12 (Ue) -.tpUEatono 47 Cleve. Lincoln 20 Wilmington 18 Cfn Wllhrew 6 Mllilllllllu.. U ,Franklln 0 \!,~~:=r:lton20(Ue) Colo. Eutmoor 20. Whltehall14 $1. llart• ?. GIMIVlllo 6 Miami Trace 14 Pleaaant VIew 6 PIOII caaiollc 20 l\llam1 East Wooste 26 Now Phllado1 l'h1l IP' • Colo Hartley 42 COif. Whotstone · r 12 Tuocarawao Valle,y24 Wo,yDOvlllil ' 9 · ~ 13 TljJp Cfll' 6 0 Berne Union 20 LlberfJ' Union ~. 7.Plqjoa. North CDllege ID11 16 COlerain 20 (Ue) ITE • o 1 :~ c-· ( . PORTSMOUTil - Mike White scored four toochdowrls ani alx extra polnta Frldi,Y night lnleod~the P""orfulPorllimouthTfo. jans to a 56o14. omashlng of the Jrontoo Tlprs. Poriomooth didn't give the SEOAL team a chonce ao they rolled up a SIMI first period !Old and then cossted In for their l"!>-olded vlclory. 1n tho llrBI period White aoor• eel on rwt1 Of four and 47 yards Mike Eotep a 21-yard 1D pass from Clancy Parker, Bill Artderaoo acot.d oo an elJht )'a1'd run, and Perker ran tor another TD. White also account.ed for aU of the extra-polnto In lids period which ended with the TroJans lesdlllll 31M1. In the second period 'White r.. turned 111 1rontoo punt 80 )'al'da INDIVIDUAL NET • y •nns RUSHING ~ IQI.' 'penl!v, CG failed to advance. Harris' TrOut be&ian aubllltutlng mid- pmt rolled dead m the GAllS 48. ·'' 111,y In ibe lldr<l period alter Next plq, Neal ' cut off leftta~; Nill'i "l2-Jard jaunt. With 10:- kle ui11 ........ and waa 1 o-a g ai•Jell Ill t11i pme, be dear- - · Jt i1at1 27~ Wtth 7<24 ei·lhl Galllpnllo betldt. . Itri. ip,...,. mads 1128-4. . ·•· !;', , 'IIi.. M'oolt~r o.mce apln led A Blue Devil blocl<od iaoththe,..,.. . for a twc:lldoWn !A> make It 4:1-0. six paa.ea for another 100 yarda. Jrontoo s=ed before Inter· Ironton nolled 11 llrat - . s , mlaaloo when Bill Wasbburn hit 117 yards rushing, but c~let­ Mike Akoro with a niJIOo)'al'd ed 15 ol 34 passes tor 128 acorl1111 paao. White scored his fourth 'ltl In the third period oo a 52)'a1'd oCIIqlftr and Artdersooclo.. ed out the Trojan scoring with a 28 )'a1'd run In the fourth period followed by White's fourth convaralon kick of the contest to make It~. The Tigers' Dna! TD came In GREENFIELD - Coach Ben the wanln& mlnutea of the pmo Buckles' Jack1011 lronmen rewhen Washburn foUnd Randy Ed- mall*l undefeated Friday night warda with 1 ft~)'al'd scoring by rou111111 holt Greenlleld Mcto11. Rick Boykln ran the tw<>- Clain blah tchool 40-8 behind point cooveraloo to conclude the acorfnc. statlsllca ohoor Porlsmouth with 20 llrat downs, 422 yards rushlllll, and hi~ on four of ALL GAMES TEAM W L T P OP Welloton 2 0 0 76 18 PGall~l:~~ . . 1 f - 10 Coal Grove 0 a· S f - 1S PASIES COMPLETm GaiUpol.. 1 2 0 2- 5 CoalPM.¥~ . ft...,!C£SPTED32- 8 a• """ ! : :: ! • alii b,ws ~ wa~:~. attack, ~· illl"rt111unt IIIQJDOIIta' l k . =~• ~ l, l!flll , offenalveq anil ~..,live-, 1Uck ifoole,y picked tiP the~- YARD(GAINm PAilSING . ' q,,._ idk.. Adami, Steve &lgwdou, llkiD but twdll,.t. Tho - · Galflpolla, 2t. ~41 0 lfl - Grid Standings Jac:koon Nels-York 2 9 o so 20 2 0 0 f6 6 Pl. Pleaoant 2 0 1 67 12 59 ; Coal Grove: Jlarrlo, 4_105, Huntington 2 0 1 SO 7 26' 2 average, Athens 1 1 0 54 27 SCORING - GAHS: Prose, 9· 1 1 0 34 21 Gallipolis yard run, 4:28 first, Spencer, Logan i 1 0 20 21 kick; Prooe, 39-yard run, 0:30, Mello 1 1 0 19 34 first, Speneer, kick; Prose, 5- Ironton 0 2 0 1t 56 yard run, 1:48, second, Span- Coal Grove 0 2 o 19 68 cer, kl~; Nelli, 52·)'al'd run, FRIDAY'S RESULTS: 7:24, tblrd, Spencer, kick; Neal. Gallipolis 34 Coal Grove 6 2 ~ nm, 10' 32• fourth, kick Pl. Pleasant 28 Melp 6 wide. Coal Grove: Moder, . 1- ~ ~ll'llll!l.~ 6 yard run, 0:05, thlrd, -.;j(dj.->\"Misiiic'lOlii~'1 4 ~;:;~;;:;~ Jackson 40 Green!lelci 8 Logan 14lUUianl6 ENDS - Craltl, G. Clnada,)', Nolo-York 40 Vlnlnn County 6 WUooo, Adama, !'Buley, R. El· Welloton 31 ()ak 1111112 ll~CKLES _ Moll-, D-~-•s, Huntington 22 Beckley 0 Cl SEPT. 20 GAMES: agg. JlUntlngtxJn at Pi. Pleallllt GUARDS - Baxter, Cleland, Athena at Gallipolis B. Davia, Hemoworih, S. - - Rock IUU 11 Coal Grove den. W u•- at Ironton CENTERS- Rua--", n-o·•-. e -· - .,. Logan at Jackooo ool. M •- at N l--"'1 York BACKS - L. BiloW.._ Spene,.. e -•u e...., cer, Prose, Johnaon, Boster. Howard, Boah. Burnett, C. Neal, Huntington Wins -~ P. Nelli, M. Clnada,)', JIVNTINGTON - . Powerful CU1'1'7. ' COAL GROVE Bdln&ton High remained uodeENDS- ~. Baker, BaR· !ealod In out1np Frldo,y nlJht by l>1anklnc Beckley, 22~. -· TACKLES - NeviUo, Barlal, The E>:praos hal Bcorod so pOtnta, and porm1lled only Bolcker, Morpu. . . GUARDS - Hard,y, Maloolo, ....._ SCorlng tor tho Elpreoo B; Smith. Frldll was end Greg Hawklnl em tbne aerial• from QB Joe . Me1!amoJla ood Harlan FUilnger, KniJhl. - · Harrlt, - a n d cme field 11011 and an oxtr&polnt. Web~. OFFICIALS- Mllicolm, CCWII<, Jcmes, Dum, Huntington~. 'lbere are 10.5 mlJIIon regllNEXT GARS GAME - Sop. teroc! m o to r vehlelos ID u... ~c:n~ =!~r, - .....i..J 20, Athenl, - · Fr~. 117 :: '"""""'a' 0 the . . t Strong gablo roof with rid.. ""'"' holda heavy winter anowa-!Mtllt,ln aaloty-.dgo front, roar ,.,..,,_ateJ,_ 1... st..l screws, nylon taskets. ~ ; ; ., 8P.ubl ..ribbtcl overlapping ponola,. trey with whit• trl .. Pr•••ur...coet ilft. lsh-hHY)' duty faundatJo .. froM, ea~> ·t glnNred for floorlog of ,..r . Choic~~. (floor not includtcll. ' • J_, ., tl_~ 'i' •o..,.ll-120" W, 84~" D, 71" H, ' . ··) ~ yard a. Score by quarters: Ironton Poriamouth 0 6 0 8 8 6 7 - ~ 14 56 After 40-8 Grid Victory · . , 'ftiDi" frOH, Bob Bater., Cluc:k recovered em tile GAllS 43., '!bit '"·N~ Gil> Craltl, ),lick' ~ JedlojbelJull1mori,aonlysi:oN. Cool Gro!'• 0532245:-120 '' ' '· S ' . . " ' • ' .. 'f'1::~ . Leftlillr Rick Ma- .TOTAL YAJY>1! ()lulh-Palo) ~ '.n.Jd ~ . iM!" ·""" t!Doc! In tor the ·ii!Jur· Gallli»lla 133 tU7139- 420 '~ .·· va-• ~res ed~~Owel!.plunaodcwirfl'cim Cool Grove 138072 tt-232 the 0110 ,With :tive left In FUMBL1!21 LOST :IU. Burilett 0 0 1 28 W6at Jlluaklngum S8 Crookavllle the p.rtod. li itopped ' J!l..., ,.. 1 0 0 01 12 . . •. : ' • .Extro.,lde 44" oponlng-dottblo tliollng """ lllO'Ye on nrlan Miler• o11 INSIDE trac:lr.a, th•y won't Mn4 or clog; podlockable hordworo. Tho Panthera' ani)' ocore came post, and Goodwin llnl- with 3:0f left In the contest- 81. Handley also compl- lclu!" John Berey erashed In from the ol nine pea,aes tor 45Jardl. 1'bl 11110 yard line. Alhenl deConoe limited the ·PanCoon, a 190i)CIURCI junior full- thoro to just 36 net )'al'da IIIII back, .netted 85 yards In lead- five !lrst downa. lng the Athena rullhlnc attack Score by quartero: which totaled 317 yards. Handley war.... Local o o o6 - 1 added 82 from his quarterback " Athena 6 12 16 8 - a Jackson Still Unbeaten G:ft..Cit .4 "S-Co l Grove Statts' ti'cs a . 1.0....,, ze Just 01'81" a m1nuta later Tom Hess poun~ on a Warren J..o.. cal fumble at tho Panther 21 Jard liDo and ... tho llrll play hallback lflke Goodwin ripped In for the toocltdown. Hanclloy'o extra point nm JMcle It 34~. With •bollt!atea piOJinll most a1 the llnal jltr!od COach D o n Eako,)''a llillldop ..ortd apln on· a five yard nm by Dtck Rutter, John .o\bdol'• rill the eon~ veraloo to llllke II 42~. Portsmouth Wallops Ironton, 56-14 rillbiaa w Friday's Grid Scores ne 1:1-0 with 30 seconds let! In the period. Spencer made It 14~. ATIIENS - Led by fullback clatlt traTOied 70 yards In 11 25 )'a1'd line oo the next aerie aof Dave Coon' e three touc:bdown plOJt with coon smallhlnc In playt. f'IJ!Ir plOJa later Handley the Athena Bulldoira Nlll17 dlo- !rom the liB yard line at the rolled out and scored from the poll8CI of vloWnt! Warren Loea1 11:19 mark. A&aln a run falled nine ylrd line with 24 aeconds Frido,y nlJht by a 42~ ocore. m tho convertloa but It wu left In IIIlo half. A converalon pasa !ailed and II waa 18~ at the The vloltlni . . . . were 12-0. JUII momonlo Isler a beau· lntermlalliorL · limply outclaosed u Alhonllook Alheno struck agalnlnthethlrd the _.trie klckolr and drove 74 tlful SSofardlouehdownpatoirom ..,.rter oo a t6 yard drive that yards In 13 ple,ya to toore with ..,.nerback Bob HandlOJ to halfended with coon getting his third coon ·&Ding llit llnal five1ardl. 18ck Mike GoQdwiD was lllllllled 'ltl em an eight yard • run with A nm falled tor the ooaverlliorL by • cllpplna vlolatloll. But do5:44 left. Handley ran the cooIn the aecond quarter the BuD- fenllvo 18ck Steve lnversion for o 26~ lead. teretpted a Panther Jllll on the SECOND PERIOD (Gallipolis) "Snowdon hit Glb Craig Jim McKniJhl returned Tom PLAYER- Pol. TCB YG AVG. With a 1e:,u-c~er doWn the e1do- Spencer's 011 ~ klckoft 2S Chucl< Nelli, FB 13 132 10.1 11rdl aa the llrst period eocled. L. -den, QB 3 28 9.3 linea ~· Jlornetl aomowhal The Duteymen bepn a • u•- Tom Proae, LH 14 110 7.8 •fP!'IOid by _ . 1 paa1o talnocl march 111 their 01ID 3$. N. BoBIIc, LH 2 11 5.5 In&. -•Tho7 ,..re ov~ by 111 13 playa, the Homota march- . Rick Hushol~ FB 4 19 4.7 2 2 l.O the Devils' jlowerful runnlne at- ed 6f yerdo to the GAllS oae, D. Johnaon, LH tack, -rtlOeded by Prose and but a penalv llalled the drive. Lon Bulb, RH 1 1 1.0 Nia1. . . Throe Incomplete paous• from TOTALS 39 303 7.7 Belldel ii,;;,; Umoa the olx eoded the Homola thrul (Coal Grove) li!!i.., nmo pi oint, 311, and fl\>e - Chuck Neal botted doWn the PLAYER-Pol. TCBYG AVG. yardl - all In the llrll half · lall aerial on the 11011 liDo. Dan Bremmer, FB 14 75 5•3 1• 52 3•7 - Proioo tlillshod U.e nl&irt With Fourteen playa later, GAHS Rick Nader, LH 3 8 2•6 · 110 ~In If trlpa. ' had marched 95 yards ind It Jim McKnight, RH 2 3 1.5 ."-!, acored boib sec- waa 20-4 with U8 left In the Tom Wood, RH 6 ' Gail 'half touchdownl em pllops half alter Prose alammed over Psul Harris, QB .26 4 ·3 cit 52 • 25 y4fdo, salnecl 132 from five yardl out. Spencer TOTALS 39 112 2.8 ""'In IS trleo. madell21~. , TEAM STATJSriCS OYerall, ' ' GAHS totaled 303 Dave Burnett Intire_._. a SCORE BY QIJAHTERS • ......,. " Ill II 1' 7 7 6 34 ;riJda em the lll"GUIId In 3ll at· Hamel aerial m the Dovllo 15,"' 1>" a • 6 •.· ,;,,... ~--• Grove, knoWD to.r and toturDecl It to the CG 42 Coal Grove 0 O O- 6 w•..- '"'"" . FIRST DOWNS lla beU""''lIrl] taelleo, llioo hod secoods before the hal!llme InSf runnlna playl. But the Jlor. termlaolOIL (".. lllpolla 5 5 1 8- 17 IIIII ~ 1o pin only 112 • T!llRD PERIOD Cool Grove 1 5 S 3- If nrda Frldo,y niJhl. To· BurDott relllt'IMIIl Rick lrllcler'a YARDS GAINm RUSHING · tol· 1Jf<1oP tavo~ the G ••· seoond hall klckolr from hli""" Galllpollo 104 SO S9 92- ·305 llano, 42~. . 10 1o tho GAHS 2.1. Sponcer wu Coal Grove S3 42 35 21- 151 Ttill J!oiolfetl.r1111 5f playa from called to punt tor tJI!IIIrlt time. YARDS LOST RUSJIING ocrlmma&o, the .~• ran 49. 11 ttaveled 59 yards :., 1o the Galllpollo 0 0 2 0- 2 il lhould ~ poJmed , out here llorllell· 11 bui rSpencer wu Coal Grove 0 9 5 23 - 3ll llill CQadl Gllllll TJilul played rouallod However, GAllS,... NET YABilS'RUSHJNG all 'men 1lbo made the trip tluled the gtvlna i;:(llhe Galli~ lot 50 f192- 3021 Ia the c;alllani llrlt ·lrlulnPJ.ft ball em Ita cnm 11. Cool Grove 3S S3 5114- 112 . I to- 'l 1 , tolrn.;: plo,ya later, Prose rared arwoc1 r!Jht eoc1 for 39 yards, '!Jid II Overpower Panthers, 42-6· • m ·a1 ' Jloward ~ulldogs AHS tiiitcJd. YOUR STORAGE PROBUMS ' ror 10 yard.. tho final atanz&, mads a aen~••~ab &io- (Jie F c...,. I e from a - eel clefondoir) good for 81 ~1, and again In the llnal . gave the Tornado tans something to cheer about with 5 minutes and ' T()m ·Prose, Chuck Neal lj>. '- vlctory!orthePlratealnSouth- western for Ito third·~· ~· bilte!:ftho ' ball""-'na. NorUt Gawa am V~loy 1Ail,dollc Conference SVAC oi!COUJiter, . · , 'J.'I(o •• (Uiplied twice· IIIII , ScOrl"" Nofth Gllllla· - A. •; The Lancers got • the score- threw again. Tbfs time, McKJn.. the OliO )'a1'd liDo. Rld!lrdll>q- Plt.Y bl Pl!ls them II the bud . The ~tel hadalxfi~Jt-.s nl>i>~ered OOth - e a . . Pt- Hall (15 run); PAT- T. ·Qe(irp : MEIICERVn.LE - Steve Mcley gathered the oval Jo an Lan- lor, 180 JunlDr ballback, Walllklp- 01 the...Pick with a 2-0.1...,.. lo live tor Eaol2l',n .IIIII .!Julaalnod I'JtOa'lumbied 'ooce and Kinl~, Charles Sjn'inger a n d board aga1n with two po1nta late ~~ Eaitem ..:. sc~t& .(18 • In the third period when Montcers' Ill and returned it to the .IIOd tor no pin. II ,..;',lbarth ~ All olhtr !!\'AC tuaul the Eaglea 1A to 13li In net 11111 wi\On To,n Chuck Robi.DBOD each scored a joa'~i' x.rt). . ! . brace of ~j>ochdowns Friday night gomery was tr8J1Ped in the end Hannan Trace 25 to set up the and 11011 .., the ..,.. 9wlndler At Mercervt.lle as Coach Dann,y zone on a lldrd and nine play laat toochdown. W1J II ~ for I )'a1'd _.... ond Four phlys later, McKinley the lAncers Hall's Federal-Hocking Lancers from lrll own three yard line. over .., lbalr. That made it 22..0, dowDed Haman Trace 40~. raced oielll yards for the lAn- own two. Jesse Barry, 150 senior, re- cers' ttnaJ touchdown. A DaughMclllnle,y, 160 senior halfback, It wu the aecood llrolaht loll 1corod his llrst touchdown with covered a Lancer tumble on the erty pass to Robln8011 ror t h e for the WUdcato a1 Coadl g,u left In the seeond Jl81"iod HannaP Trace 28 yard line with PAT was in"COmplete. It was 40~ Heister. L181 · ......,,. ·tlley lOot when he Intercepted an ~er~ aboot a mllllle to go In the lldrd 0. 36~ to Eutero. The Lancera The Wildcall' only scoring maclli It I~ I8COod wlnap!not Itt Mont&Dmet7 pass and raced period. Freddie ~een. 145 sen70 )'al'do to ocore. His oecond ior halfback, lost tour on the threat came early in the nrst ... loosu. Ll8l week tiJey-twchdolm was with 7:44 left next play. Monl4!')mery passed but period as Norm SWindler, 190 ed Aloxanclor 1~. In the fourth period as he drove Chuck Roblnsoa waa there. Rob- junior, and Mmtgomery completFederal.a.:klng bad 10 tlrllt inson HDB.red the ball on t h e ed passes to put Hannan Trace downs to five tor llimln Trace. 8-Jard& to score. Aller Mclllnley'o first twch- Wildcat 35 and ran it back for lnslde the Lancer1' tlve yard The Lancers rolled tor 101:rvdo dowu, Larry Daugherty, 155 sen- lllOther toucbdowrL The try for line. 111 the sroonl and COIIIJII-four lor quarterback, passed to Char- the PAT was no good and the Federal-Hocking picked up two a1 15 .,..... for IIIIOiher 87 ~s lu ~ for the extra points Lancers led 28~ at the end of first downs to the Haman Trace and a net "' 188. Tile to give the Lancers an 8..0 lead the lldrd period. 49 and then puoted, The WUd- pined only 23 yards em t h e . , FOR MORE INFORMATION FILL OUT APPLICATION On the first play altho fourth eats took over on their 30. Sldnda grGUJKI and picked up 88 ... four Daulltel1Y then pa&led I o u r _ BELOW IN FULL AND MAIL TODAY 1ordl to Springer and the Llll- period, with the ball on the Han- ler hit Ronnla Walll!h with a 39 of 13 paases for a not a1 109. eera• second touchdown with nan Trace 20, DIUII!IIerfJ' passed yarder and a first down on tJie The WUcleat.l drew .only 10 2:56 left In the first hnlf. T h e to ~ringer for &DCJther touch- Lancers 31. It was third a n d yards In pa18!des wldlo t h e down to put the Lancers ahead eight on the 29 when Mont4!1)m. Lallcen .-,.-for the PAT filled. peoallzed 38, InFoderlli-llod<ing led 20~ at 3~ . Sprlnsor was stopped on ery uncorked a 25 yarder to cluding a 15 yarder for I"OIIIhtile half. The Lucers' third the PAT, Ron Waugh and a O.rst down on .lng the prauer1. 1118 Lancers NUMBERlN FAMILY .............................·........................... ,.......................... Midway the 'fourth period, the the Lancers' four. touebdown came with 56 seconds puoted tlrice for 55 )'al'ds, an avleft before Intermission when Wildcats plcke4 up a first down Montgomery picked up two. erage al 21. 5 Jl8l" boot lod t h o Robl111011, 138 1101>homore, raced at midfield when Montgomery Swindler hll the line but there WUdcats punted men times for HOME ................................................. ................;.............. three yarda to score. Daugher- hit Ronnie WIUII!II with a 17 yard was a nag and Federal-Hocking 169 yards, an average of 24.1 t;v'l JMlll to McKinley for t h e pass. A second pass to Barry was penalized half the distance per kick. ., was incomplete. Montgomery to the goal putting the ball on PAT was Incomplete. Next Friday Haman T r a c e CIT.Y AND STATE PHONE uouuu•••••••••*- •· ••• travels to ~ Valley and Federal.a.:klng plo,yo Miller at C~ETERY PROPE~Y .~ Hemlock, same time Ia 2 p.m. SOOrlng: Federlli.Hocklng MAIL TO McKlnley (8 run and 70 yard pass rwmackl; Springer (4 zone. Tbe pass !rom DIUII!IIort,y) (20 pass BELPRE - The Belpre Golden yard Jaunt into me end zone. Carl into the TornadO a points was from DIUII!IIerfJ'); Rol>ln1011 (11 llqleo routed Cosch Bob Ash- Alloway then seored the extra attempt -for the em's defense. nm) (1l:i pus nri>ack); PAT le,y'o lllllller ~ club by a po:1nt1 on a passtromJohnHume. held short by The Waohlnglon Counllans got Belpre, the aecond period, C. Springer ~a from Dlll8h~2 acore here Frldo,y night In on the acoreboord agaln'onl,y sec- began uolng substitute• In Ito ort,y) Soteir- Mcmf&omerytrapa lllft-!eque grid mateh. The lou left the vlsltln& Tor- mds later, after Southern ran Cl'le lineup but still managed to move ped In ondzone. Hallback the pigs1dn against the Maltls oadoeo al Racine 0.:1 m the sea- oerlea of playa, Mike White took theTornadopunt C<ltmQ> club. Dennlollarnhartupand ovmed Belpre's slate at 1-1. Belpre ,... beaa1 by Philo and raced hack 49 yards to pa,y-· peel the margin for the hosts to dirt. HumetaWedtheextrapolnto 1 28~ when he pl.unied over from In Ito llrst game, the one yard line early In the Belpre, shoWing a fierce of.. on a run. With 2 mlnutea and 11 soc- ' period. Junior Hemrick ran over fenalve attack, jumpedoullnfroot 8-G In the first minute of the COD· mda remaining 111 the opening · llie extra polnta and the hosts llall wbon stu llamllton capped a ..,.rter, Belpre made the ocore lead jumped to 30~. SOUTHERN SCOREs ,. ~ '""- the hosts with a 20 22~ as Alloway charged (Oyardl . ,,, llallback Jim White, a oenlor, .~~' ,.; .•., brth Gallia Trips East~$ 8•6 In'' S¥At Ttfr~\~t Efidiyf p . ·a s ,, ~ ,..•:... ~·~····-·· ···· •: •.........-·~~··---···· •4 '. ' ' . ' the paaalng of llay Destephen and the rwmiJV ol Gary Sexton. Sexton put Jackooo ahead 6-0 In the first quarter with 1 four yard touchdoWn run. The Jromnen hit again later when DoStephen hit hallback Jor· ry Mossbarger with a 3~ ocorlng pesa followed by Darwin Valentine's tw4)of01nt converalon run for a 1~ leod. 1n lbe s....-.1 period Jacksoo stretched the lOIII to 26-0 on Sexton'• four yard touchdown run and a one-yard blast by Valen'1 tine. BUl Ollver .11cored the Iro• men' a third period TD on a one yard run !Dr a 32-0 leod. Vllienllno's eight )'a1'd burst In the fourth period mar~ed the !lnal Jackson TD with Malcolm Bock ruMi11t the conversion for • 4~ lead. Greenlleld avoided a shuwhen Bob Rlley scored on a three )'a1'd nm with Mike Cross adding the convenlon. A1thougb no s1attatic:.!l were avalloble, the lronmen complly domlrated II'• conteat with DeStephen conwloURII eiJht ol 11 paoaes for 177 )'al'da In the victory. Score by quarters: Jackloo 14 12 6 8- 40 Greenlleld 0 o o 8- 8 EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE! The Weatherall - America•• most popular all-weather jacket! This short ziP jacket Ia alwo,yo r!Jhl and road,)' lor " active iipOrt& - nice and &nlJI when the weather turn1 chlll,y, Crafted by h.l.s. In a Ono IIOIIllnwlth yoke blek, r~ lan sleeves, slash 90eket11 adjustable cuff• and elude Inserts to hua tho hiPs.~- colors. $11.95 :. . �• • . ' ,, -~ -~ 'I'• ••''"······· ... rl:.:.......... ·- .' ': ...• '. SWdly Tlme..s.tntblal, ~• . ~mber 15, 1968 ., I ' · 1 ' • ;. , , ; ~ 1 ' ~~~~ ;'. '. ,,, •. . · . , ' ' ' ,; ! •; 1 ·' " ;..,..tied., .lllmble. lor end recovertd a fourth...,.,. ;, , .~ . ~~:;:'~ d.~..~= Nortll Gallla but It wun't good quarterback Ray Karr, 140 sen- ed to PUS for tile extn polntl ~ until ~·. bQmb nearb were ~ib\1\1 outsldtlhe 1ialue. 1U'dlll:ia. ·The l!IIJes OIIOIIJh. Coach Mel Clrter'o PI· lor, tossed an l'S.yard pa08 to but Wll ...eared. , "'""""' the l~ Alan H~ 1(10 • For thii ~~ Of Coo~h •llllb em }O oil fpasnt fOr 68 )'al'da ::u.~~~~~"'nt~ ' : ntllao won 11-G. BIU Schultz, 145 senior hallback The Plntaa IO!Jk &I! 8-G lOIII . Jurilot, ""'ll<i 15 )'al'do for the Kincaid, It ,... a !Pllt In SvAC IIIII' I~ 67. 00 ~ lfouDd. With 31 ~~ to so, Eagle for the toochdown. Karr attempt- In the llrtt period and'iloM their .llrlt touchdiiwn of the same. r ooilletll, Last W4!1k lhe ~,.. ~., !'~tel 4'Jed two ioo ·Turley Goorae. 14S Junior, ran droll:led Haman Tra!;B ~6!.6 ihll •· liut ~ wore·l"""""'etio. Lancers Blank HT Wleldeats, 40-·o· the~. polnlatoglve ' thePI- ere'/"" 1·1. Next lreek,tll( ' •.,J!&.'JII, Gaula~· lnlhe Tho P!n~ woro ponol,!ted 1 )'a1'dB but tho t.'IJ~··~ ·~ 15 di-Oir ' 50 )'&llli Ia panollloa ' cludlnionoforcUPpbviiiiiU.. ; · . . ratea the 8-G lood. llqleoltavolto Alexander whUe '·tJi!M ·'oeriod When lho"'Plrateo oilier for I! waa the oeconl consecutiw North Go111a travels to SoiJtli:.. ~ ·lo the Eaatern , 1~ Eilatem Jloldi,._ ' 0 0 ·0 f 6 ' 80008 . Pace GAHS Behind Good ...... from · : · ~:tU.8LIC Blocking By Teammates COAL GROVE - With the forward will openllllll(l hup bot!~!; almoat II wUI, Cosch GloM Trout' a Gallla Acadel!l¥ ,Hlah SChool Blue Devils a>Ploded for five touchdowns here Friday night to stun JUn (RecO Duley's Coal Grove Hornets, 34-11. Behind trljHiamlner blocklll8 by GAHS ' lliiemen, Hick Mosl", Ron Russell, Tim Heni1worth, steve Sl)l:md~'l, Blll Oavts, Bob Bax· ter, Mike Adlms and Glb Craig, GAllS lo!thalt Tom Prose hll Pill'· dirt three times and Fullback Chuck (The Truck) Neal tallied twice for the vlsl~ Blue Devils. Tom Spencer, veteran Blue and R;a Ruaoell Blood out oo DIIYll q.~arterba.ek, kleked Cour \deCense. It Wll!l MoaJey., Cral& ol five extra polnta from place- Steve BDowden and Ru11ell "!>mont - Including the llrst four enlng up 11up holea for Nelli In In a- row. He. dld.llol play ol· the oecond half, It wao Hlll Dafoftse. He kicked off olx limes, via, Tim Hemsworlh and Mike and punted onO.• ·for 59 yardo. Adams pavlqg the way for Tom - Lllfry SnoWden. 133 • pound Proaeln the first half. 'freshman, plo,yed theenllregome The win left GAHS with a 1-1 11 quarterhock for GAHS. Tbellt- mark. Coal Grove Is 0.2 for the Ue algtla1 r.allor, unW late In year. tho game, never oommlttecl a Friday, GAllS - · SEO Luaue plo,y agalnot Athena oo Me' bol>blit. Snowdell directed all I l v e morllli Field. GAHS touchdowns, and wa8 loadHere's a tlllltllltlrY of Frldo,y' 1 Ins the Galllarul to lllOther late ocorlns: ill the sama Wh"'! a fumble stop. FDlST PERIOO ltecl the drive on Cool Grov~·· Mike ~a recovered a Paul · live, Harris llunble on fourth and two In hi a tlrat start, Snowden ' on the GAllS 32. Ten plays !atcomplsted five al 10 aerials tor er, alter a J5.yard penall3' a117 yarda. He picked up 28yardl. plnst GAHS, Proae cracked off In threi carries. riJht tackle, and It waa G~ with 11! the firll j)Orlqd, 4:28 . remaining, Spencer opllt hit Chuek Howard wlllo a 29_,yard the uprighta. Urial on the.bevuo ieeqild play CG faDed to advance. Harris' !rom tcrlnui>a&o. He !GIIIId Greg punt ._red to be part1a11,y PBilley tor a 31-j'arderlntheaee· blocked by Prose- It went outond, . and PBulll)' CIUihl lllOther 01-l>oundo on .the.lfomel 48 alter In· tha ilmo period, llda o n e travelln& only eight yards, Three TO ALL MASONS & THEIR F. THE AlTAR FOR THE MASONIC GARDEN IN OHIO VALLEY MEMORY GARDENfHAS . ·liE EN ORDERED. ALIMiTED AMOiiNT OF LOTS IN THE !MSONIC GARDEN ARE BEING OFFERED AT AGREATLY $EDUCED RATE ON AFIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS (INCLUDING PERPETUAL CARE) · ·wu<lcota ---.--------·~---··~-------------1I..-. MASON'$·NAliE .•..• :••• ~............................................................t·····~ ............... . I I· A~DRESS ~····~., II oo~ooouo~ooooooooooooooonoououuunoo'oouoo . . . I' NOW OWN ......... ,,; .......YES ..................... NO wer• Eagles Crush Tornadoes, 5 \ OHIO C/o MASONlc SECTIPN 1 111 BASTIAN! DR. ·1 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45&31 I 1 c. VALLEY MEMORY GARDENS · · . ' ·---------------~---------~---------~ . good )I Spartans Drop Highlanders, 16-6 '.,, -! ) ,, ·{' ' GALLIPOLIS - The Ale..,.. dor Sport.ana of Coach Msrk Lollr eYened their won-lost record at 1·1 Frldl1 evenlntt · 11 Albalzy a a -'*' ~s 11 to seven and outgail*l them 195 )'al'da to 176, au of Alenr.Jer's yardlge COOling on the ground, The Spartans tried three passes and had downed the 1"0 FOOT WIDE 7 FOOT DEEP 10 seconds left In the first hall when he scatted 19 yards Into the end zone for the vlsltore' fitst slxi><>lntor. Fullback JunIor Brewer ran over the extra points and the score stood at 30-8. Neither team scored b Ing the remaining minutes al the first half. Belpre, however, contiJaled Its of!enalve thrust In the lldrd Jl81"iod with Alloway, a thorn In the e1do Of the Tornadoes all ovenIns, oeorlng hli seeond of three m•s on a six yard run. Tom MJ.yrie klckedfortheextrapolnts. Later In the same QJ&rter, Steve Barlckman, a auard, look a Tornad> - e In the llir and went 14 yards to end zone and made the score 43-8 In favor ol the hosts. Mike White the Barlckman TD by kld<ing tor the extra poJnt. Southern, With 10 minutes and 46 seconds left ln the game, got Its aecond twchdown of the contest when Brewer plowed to pe,ydlrt !rom four yards out. The try for the extra points m tiJey the SOuthwestern HIJhlandera 16-a two intercepted. Southwestern The lllahlandera' only tooeh- completed tl. ve or 13 passes !or - n came with 3:12 left In the 34 yards and had 161 on the lome wben Jimmy Walker, 182 ground. lllllor bulled over trom a yard Both teams were heartl,y jjeD. o0rt. The try for the PAT fal1ed. all zed with the Highlander• drawThe Sport.ana took .. 11-(1 lead Ing 90 .>Onls and the Spartans in tbe 1econd perlod when Craig 95. Alexander tumbled a e v e n Tlldta, 150 senior quarlerback, times and the Highlanders were acored 011 a 10 yard run an:J guilty of two tumbles. Melvin Walllce, 155 senior, ran The HlghJandersofCoachSteve the points. SUles are 1-1 for the season and Alelllllder scored again In the next Friday pta,y their first third period wilen Wallace wert Southern Valley Athletic Co~ 70 7Ud• on an end sweep, John terence tilt against the undefeatPen')', 180 senior, l'ln the PAT. ed Pirates or Nortfl Gallia, who The Spartans trere ahead 16-0. ore leadlrlt the svAC with a 2-0 11 llllght hove heen a dltrerent record. ltoTJ' but an un\lBUil call and a Next week Aieumer travels , • pass was no good. penol13' alqJped the HIJhlanden to Eastern. The lldrd and final olx - pointaid on the Spsrtans 20 In the SOuthwe.11tern 0 0 0 6- 6 er for the vlllilora came with two third period. It was fourth down Alexander 0 8 8 0-16 minutes and 41 secoods showIDd 11 when pus trKerterence Ing on the clock when Terry ProfSCORING - Southwestern wu called an CharJes Williams, Walker (1 nm); Alexander - fitt recovered a Belpre tumble ISO senior, Highlander pass re-- White (10 nm) and Wallace (70 in the end zone Cor the Tornadoea. · eelver, and the ~rtans took r.un); PAT - Aleund.er - Per- Bobby Adams carried over the over on downs. ry (nm) and Wallace (run). extra points for Southern followThe Highlllllers out tlr!!lt ~ Ing the Prof!ltt touchdeMt. Belpre got Ita last score with 15 seoonds lhowlng oo the clock when Ailowa.y went back into the lineup and scatted for a 54 yard touchdown run. The try for the PATa on a run were stopped ahorL Southern wiD traver to K,ygor 0100 IUGH SCHOOL xenia 22 Troy 8 Creek lido Friday nliiht. FOOTBALL RESVL TS Middletown 24 Sprlngllold South By Qlarlers: Ill' United Prell hternatlooal 20 Southern 0 8 0 14 - 22 Welrtm (W. Va.) 22 Wa,yne 22 CentervUie 14 Belpre 22 :w 4f 50- so Tw0i4D 0 Beaverc:reek 20 Fairborn 6 y . . _ , . North 31 Youna•Sprlnii>Oro 28 Vlliley VIew 26 lolm Eaot a Minster 42 Ws.rneefteld Gosh- , 12 on 14 Girard 28 14 8,rcamore 16 Princeton 1f MliUnlmm Fitch 25 Boardman Adena 6 Greenview 0 • Indian lUll 28 Cln Walnut IUU 1 I COldWater 6 Mirkin Loclli 6 (Ue) • 8 lltaboorille 24 Youna•~mm South F"!,:;- West 28 Sprlng!leld GreemuJ.a 14 Harrl11011 12 22 IJJt>ana 20 LClndon 13 Clenroa _Northeastern 60 New -lfSolom6 Llbonon' 26 Utlla Mlam120 Rld•nolld o Eut LIYupoel 52 Younaatown :lruba,. 25 Eut canton ~ Purcell 4 Cln. Coucter Tach w-owwn-o 6 0 Hi lan Falla 30 Wlndlwn 0 Alliance 34 AknJo c.atrlli o Door Pllrk 2B Llncolu llolibla 6 • """...olt32 Da)'loo Roth Ja..IOII 18 Msrlln&ton 14 Doyle-. Lake Cln. Mooller 0 CID. lfiiJhoo 20 16 12 (Ue) -.tpUEatono 47 Cleve. Lincoln 20 Wilmington 18 Cfn Wllhrew 6 Mllilllllllu.. U ,Franklln 0 \!,~~:=r:lton20(Ue) Colo. Eutmoor 20. Whltehall14 $1. llart• ?. GIMIVlllo 6 Miami Trace 14 Pleaaant VIew 6 PIOII caaiollc 20 l\llam1 East Wooste 26 Now Phllado1 l'h1l IP' • Colo Hartley 42 COif. Whotstone · r 12 Tuocarawao Valle,y24 Wo,yDOvlllil ' 9 · ~ 13 TljJp Cfll' 6 0 Berne Union 20 LlberfJ' Union ~. 7.Plqjoa. North CDllege ID11 16 COlerain 20 (Ue) ITE • o 1 :~ c-· ( . PORTSMOUTil - Mike White scored four toochdowrls ani alx extra polnta Frldi,Y night lnleod~the P""orfulPorllimouthTfo. jans to a 56o14. omashlng of the Jrontoo Tlprs. Poriomooth didn't give the SEOAL team a chonce ao they rolled up a SIMI first period !Old and then cossted In for their l"!>-olded vlclory. 1n tho llrBI period White aoor• eel on rwt1 Of four and 47 yards Mike Eotep a 21-yard 1D pass from Clancy Parker, Bill Artderaoo acot.d oo an elJht )'a1'd run, and Perker ran tor another TD. White also account.ed for aU of the extra-polnto In lids period which ended with the TroJans lesdlllll 31M1. In the second period 'White r.. turned 111 1rontoo punt 80 )'al'da INDIVIDUAL NET • y •nns RUSHING ~ IQI.' 'penl!v, CG failed to advance. Harris' TrOut be&ian aubllltutlng mid- pmt rolled dead m the GAllS 48. ·'' 111,y In ibe lldr<l period alter Next plq, Neal ' cut off leftta~; Nill'i "l2-Jard jaunt. With 10:- kle ui11 ........ and waa 1 o-a g ai•Jell Ill t11i pme, be dear- - · Jt i1at1 27~ Wtth 7<24 ei·lhl Galllpnllo betldt. . Itri. ip,...,. mads 1128-4. . ·•· !;', , 'IIi.. M'oolt~r o.mce apln led A Blue Devil blocl<od iaoththe,..,.. . for a twc:lldoWn !A> make It 4:1-0. six paa.ea for another 100 yarda. Jrontoo s=ed before Inter· Ironton nolled 11 llrat - . s , mlaaloo when Bill Wasbburn hit 117 yards rushing, but c~let­ Mike Akoro with a niJIOo)'al'd ed 15 ol 34 passes tor 128 acorl1111 paao. White scored his fourth 'ltl In the third period oo a 52)'a1'd oCIIqlftr and Artdersooclo.. ed out the Trojan scoring with a 28 )'a1'd run In the fourth period followed by White's fourth convaralon kick of the contest to make It~. The Tigers' Dna! TD came In GREENFIELD - Coach Ben the wanln& mlnutea of the pmo Buckles' Jack1011 lronmen rewhen Washburn foUnd Randy Ed- mall*l undefeated Friday night warda with 1 ft~)'al'd scoring by rou111111 holt Greenlleld Mcto11. Rick Boykln ran the tw<>- Clain blah tchool 40-8 behind point cooveraloo to conclude the acorfnc. statlsllca ohoor Porlsmouth with 20 llrat downs, 422 yards rushlllll, and hi~ on four of ALL GAMES TEAM W L T P OP Welloton 2 0 0 76 18 PGall~l:~~ . . 1 f - 10 Coal Grove 0 a· S f - 1S PASIES COMPLETm GaiUpol.. 1 2 0 2- 5 CoalPM.¥~ . ft...,!C£SPTED32- 8 a• """ ! : :: ! • alii b,ws ~ wa~:~. attack, ~· illl"rt111unt IIIQJDOIIta' l k . =~• ~ l, l!flll , offenalveq anil ~..,live-, 1Uck ifoole,y picked tiP the~- YARD(GAINm PAilSING . ' q,,._ idk.. Adami, Steve &lgwdou, llkiD but twdll,.t. Tho - · Galflpolla, 2t. ~41 0 lfl - Grid Standings Jac:koon Nels-York 2 9 o so 20 2 0 0 f6 6 Pl. Pleaoant 2 0 1 67 12 59 ; Coal Grove: Jlarrlo, 4_105, Huntington 2 0 1 SO 7 26' 2 average, Athens 1 1 0 54 27 SCORING - GAHS: Prose, 9· 1 1 0 34 21 Gallipolis yard run, 4:28 first, Spencer, Logan i 1 0 20 21 kick; Prooe, 39-yard run, 0:30, Mello 1 1 0 19 34 first, Speneer, kick; Prose, 5- Ironton 0 2 0 1t 56 yard run, 1:48, second, Span- Coal Grove 0 2 o 19 68 cer, kl~; Nelli, 52·)'al'd run, FRIDAY'S RESULTS: 7:24, tblrd, Spencer, kick; Neal. Gallipolis 34 Coal Grove 6 2 ~ nm, 10' 32• fourth, kick Pl. Pleasant 28 Melp 6 wide. Coal Grove: Moder, . 1- ~ ~ll'llll!l.~ 6 yard run, 0:05, thlrd, -.;j(dj.->\"Misiiic'lOlii~'1 4 ~;:;~;;:;~ Jackson 40 Green!lelci 8 Logan 14lUUianl6 ENDS - Craltl, G. Clnada,)', Nolo-York 40 Vlnlnn County 6 WUooo, Adama, !'Buley, R. El· Welloton 31 ()ak 1111112 ll~CKLES _ Moll-, D-~-•s, Huntington 22 Beckley 0 Cl SEPT. 20 GAMES: agg. JlUntlngtxJn at Pi. Pleallllt GUARDS - Baxter, Cleland, Athena at Gallipolis B. Davia, Hemoworih, S. - - Rock IUU 11 Coal Grove den. W u•- at Ironton CENTERS- Rua--", n-o·•-. e -· - .,. Logan at Jackooo ool. M •- at N l--"'1 York BACKS - L. BiloW.._ Spene,.. e -•u e...., cer, Prose, Johnaon, Boster. Howard, Boah. Burnett, C. Neal, Huntington Wins -~ P. Nelli, M. Clnada,)', JIVNTINGTON - . Powerful CU1'1'7. ' COAL GROVE Bdln&ton High remained uodeENDS- ~. Baker, BaR· !ealod In out1np Frldo,y nlJht by l>1anklnc Beckley, 22~. -· TACKLES - NeviUo, Barlal, The E>:praos hal Bcorod so pOtnta, and porm1lled only Bolcker, Morpu. . . GUARDS - Hard,y, Maloolo, ....._ SCorlng tor tho Elpreoo B; Smith. Frldll was end Greg Hawklnl em tbne aerial• from QB Joe . Me1!amoJla ood Harlan FUilnger, KniJhl. - · Harrlt, - a n d cme field 11011 and an oxtr&polnt. Web~. OFFICIALS- Mllicolm, CCWII<, Jcmes, Dum, Huntington~. 'lbere are 10.5 mlJIIon regllNEXT GARS GAME - Sop. teroc! m o to r vehlelos ID u... ~c:n~ =!~r, - .....i..J 20, Athenl, - · Fr~. 117 :: '"""""'a' 0 the . . t Strong gablo roof with rid.. ""'"' holda heavy winter anowa-!Mtllt,ln aaloty-.dgo front, roar ,.,..,,_ateJ,_ 1... st..l screws, nylon taskets. ~ ; ; ., 8P.ubl ..ribbtcl overlapping ponola,. trey with whit• trl .. Pr•••ur...coet ilft. lsh-hHY)' duty faundatJo .. froM, ea~> ·t glnNred for floorlog of ,..r . Choic~~. (floor not includtcll. ' • J_, ., tl_~ 'i' •o..,.ll-120" W, 84~" D, 71" H, ' . ··) ~ yard a. Score by quarters: Ironton Poriamouth 0 6 0 8 8 6 7 - ~ 14 56 After 40-8 Grid Victory · . , 'ftiDi" frOH, Bob Bater., Cluc:k recovered em tile GAllS 43., '!bit '"·N~ Gil> Craltl, ),lick' ~ JedlojbelJull1mori,aonlysi:oN. Cool Gro!'• 0532245:-120 '' ' '· S ' . . " ' • ' .. 'f'1::~ . Leftlillr Rick Ma- .TOTAL YAJY>1! ()lulh-Palo) ~ '.n.Jd ~ . iM!" ·""" t!Doc! In tor the ·ii!Jur· Gallli»lla 133 tU7139- 420 '~ .·· va-• ~res ed~~Owel!.plunaodcwirfl'cim Cool Grove 138072 tt-232 the 0110 ,With :tive left In FUMBL1!21 LOST :IU. Burilett 0 0 1 28 W6at Jlluaklngum S8 Crookavllle the p.rtod. li itopped ' J!l..., ,.. 1 0 0 01 12 . . •. : ' • .Extro.,lde 44" oponlng-dottblo tliollng """ lllO'Ye on nrlan Miler• o11 INSIDE trac:lr.a, th•y won't Mn4 or clog; podlockable hordworo. Tho Panthera' ani)' ocore came post, and Goodwin llnl- with 3:0f left In the contest- 81. Handley also compl- lclu!" John Berey erashed In from the ol nine pea,aes tor 45Jardl. 1'bl 11110 yard line. Alhenl deConoe limited the ·PanCoon, a 190i)CIURCI junior full- thoro to just 36 net )'al'da IIIII back, .netted 85 yards In lead- five !lrst downa. lng the Athena rullhlnc attack Score by quartero: which totaled 317 yards. Handley war.... Local o o o6 - 1 added 82 from his quarterback " Athena 6 12 16 8 - a Jackson Still Unbeaten G:ft..Cit .4 "S-Co l Grove Statts' ti'cs a . 1.0....,, ze Just 01'81" a m1nuta later Tom Hess poun~ on a Warren J..o.. cal fumble at tho Panther 21 Jard liDo and ... tho llrll play hallback lflke Goodwin ripped In for the toocltdown. Hanclloy'o extra point nm JMcle It 34~. With •bollt!atea piOJinll most a1 the llnal jltr!od COach D o n Eako,)''a llillldop ..ortd apln on· a five yard nm by Dtck Rutter, John .o\bdol'• rill the eon~ veraloo to llllke II 42~. Portsmouth Wallops Ironton, 56-14 rillbiaa w Friday's Grid Scores ne 1:1-0 with 30 seconds let! In the period. Spencer made It 14~. ATIIENS - Led by fullback clatlt traTOied 70 yards In 11 25 )'a1'd line oo the next aerie aof Dave Coon' e three touc:bdown plOJt with coon smallhlnc In playt. f'IJ!Ir plOJa later Handley the Athena Bulldoira Nlll17 dlo- !rom the liB yard line at the rolled out and scored from the poll8CI of vloWnt! Warren Loea1 11:19 mark. A&aln a run falled nine ylrd line with 24 aeconds Frido,y nlJht by a 42~ ocore. m tho convertloa but It wu left In IIIlo half. A converalon pasa !ailed and II waa 18~ at the The vloltlni . . . . were 12-0. JUII momonlo Isler a beau· lntermlalliorL · limply outclaosed u Alhonllook Alheno struck agalnlnthethlrd the _.trie klckolr and drove 74 tlful SSofardlouehdownpatoirom ..,.rter oo a t6 yard drive that yards In 13 ple,ya to toore with ..,.nerback Bob HandlOJ to halfended with coon getting his third coon ·&Ding llit llnal five1ardl. 18ck Mike GoQdwiD was lllllllled 'ltl em an eight yard • run with A nm falled tor the ooaverlliorL by • cllpplna vlolatloll. But do5:44 left. Handley ran the cooIn the aecond quarter the BuD- fenllvo 18ck Steve lnversion for o 26~ lead. teretpted a Panther Jllll on the SECOND PERIOD (Gallipolis) "Snowdon hit Glb Craig Jim McKniJhl returned Tom PLAYER- Pol. TCB YG AVG. With a 1e:,u-c~er doWn the e1do- Spencer's 011 ~ klckoft 2S Chucl< Nelli, FB 13 132 10.1 11rdl aa the llrst period eocled. L. -den, QB 3 28 9.3 linea ~· Jlornetl aomowhal The Duteymen bepn a • u•- Tom Proae, LH 14 110 7.8 •fP!'IOid by _ . 1 paa1o talnocl march 111 their 01ID 3$. N. BoBIIc, LH 2 11 5.5 In&. -•Tho7 ,..re ov~ by 111 13 playa, the Homota march- . Rick Hushol~ FB 4 19 4.7 2 2 l.O the Devils' jlowerful runnlne at- ed 6f yerdo to the GAllS oae, D. Johnaon, LH tack, -rtlOeded by Prose and but a penalv llalled the drive. Lon Bulb, RH 1 1 1.0 Nia1. . . Throe Incomplete paous• from TOTALS 39 303 7.7 Belldel ii,;;,; Umoa the olx eoded the Homola thrul (Coal Grove) li!!i.., nmo pi oint, 311, and fl\>e - Chuck Neal botted doWn the PLAYER-Pol. TCBYG AVG. yardl - all In the llrll half · lall aerial on the 11011 liDo. Dan Bremmer, FB 14 75 5•3 1• 52 3•7 - Proioo tlillshod U.e nl&irt With Fourteen playa later, GAHS Rick Nader, LH 3 8 2•6 · 110 ~In If trlpa. ' had marched 95 yards ind It Jim McKnight, RH 2 3 1.5 ."-!, acored boib sec- waa 20-4 with U8 left In the Tom Wood, RH 6 ' Gail 'half touchdownl em pllops half alter Prose alammed over Psul Harris, QB .26 4 ·3 cit 52 • 25 y4fdo, salnecl 132 from five yardl out. Spencer TOTALS 39 112 2.8 ""'In IS trleo. madell21~. , TEAM STATJSriCS OYerall, ' ' GAHS totaled 303 Dave Burnett Intire_._. a SCORE BY QIJAHTERS • ......,. " Ill II 1' 7 7 6 34 ;riJda em the lll"GUIId In 3ll at· Hamel aerial m the Dovllo 15,"' 1>" a • 6 •.· ,;,,... ~--• Grove, knoWD to.r and toturDecl It to the CG 42 Coal Grove 0 O O- 6 w•..- '"'"" . FIRST DOWNS lla beU""''lIrl] taelleo, llioo hod secoods before the hal!llme InSf runnlna playl. But the Jlor. termlaolOIL (".. lllpolla 5 5 1 8- 17 IIIII ~ 1o pin only 112 • T!llRD PERIOD Cool Grove 1 5 S 3- If nrda Frldo,y niJhl. To· BurDott relllt'IMIIl Rick lrllcler'a YARDS GAINm RUSHING · tol· 1Jf<1oP tavo~ the G ••· seoond hall klckolr from hli""" Galllpollo 104 SO S9 92- ·305 llano, 42~. . 10 1o tho GAHS 2.1. Sponcer wu Coal Grove S3 42 35 21- 151 Ttill J!oiolfetl.r1111 5f playa from called to punt tor tJI!IIIrlt time. YARDS LOST RUSJIING ocrlmma&o, the .~• ran 49. 11 ttaveled 59 yards :., 1o the Galllpollo 0 0 2 0- 2 il lhould ~ poJmed , out here llorllell· 11 bui rSpencer wu Coal Grove 0 9 5 23 - 3ll llill CQadl Gllllll TJilul played rouallod However, GAllS,... NET YABilS'RUSHJNG all 'men 1lbo made the trip tluled the gtvlna i;:(llhe Galli~ lot 50 f192- 3021 Ia the c;alllani llrlt ·lrlulnPJ.ft ball em Ita cnm 11. Cool Grove 3S S3 5114- 112 . I to- 'l 1 , tolrn.;: plo,ya later, Prose rared arwoc1 r!Jht eoc1 for 39 yards, '!Jid II Overpower Panthers, 42-6· • m ·a1 ' Jloward ~ulldogs AHS tiiitcJd. YOUR STORAGE PROBUMS ' ror 10 yard.. tho final atanz&, mads a aen~••~ab &io- (Jie F c...,. I e from a - eel clefondoir) good for 81 ~1, and again In the llnal . gave the Tornado tans something to cheer about with 5 minutes and ' T()m ·Prose, Chuck Neal lj>. '- vlctory!orthePlratealnSouth- western for Ito third·~· ~· bilte!:ftho ' ball""-'na. NorUt Gawa am V~loy 1Ail,dollc Conference SVAC oi!COUJiter, . · , 'J.'I(o •• (Uiplied twice· IIIII , ScOrl"" Nofth Gllllla· - A. •; The Lancers got • the score- threw again. Tbfs time, McKJn.. the OliO )'a1'd liDo. Rld!lrdll>q- Plt.Y bl Pl!ls them II the bud . The ~tel hadalxfi~Jt-.s nl>i>~ered OOth - e a . . Pt- Hall (15 run); PAT- T. ·Qe(irp : MEIICERVn.LE - Steve Mcley gathered the oval Jo an Lan- lor, 180 JunlDr ballback, Walllklp- 01 the...Pick with a 2-0.1...,.. lo live tor Eaol2l',n .IIIII .!Julaalnod I'JtOa'lumbied 'ooce and Kinl~, Charles Sjn'inger a n d board aga1n with two po1nta late ~~ Eaitem ..:. sc~t& .(18 • In the third period when Montcers' Ill and returned it to the .IIOd tor no pin. II ,..;',lbarth ~ All olhtr !!\'AC tuaul the Eaglea 1A to 13li In net 11111 wi\On To,n Chuck Robi.DBOD each scored a joa'~i' x.rt). . ! . brace of ~j>ochdowns Friday night gomery was tr8J1Ped in the end Hannan Trace 25 to set up the and 11011 .., the ..,.. 9wlndler At Mercervt.lle as Coach Dann,y zone on a lldrd and nine play laat toochdown. W1J II ~ for I )'a1'd _.... ond Four phlys later, McKinley the lAncers Hall's Federal-Hocking Lancers from lrll own three yard line. over .., lbalr. That made it 22..0, dowDed Haman Trace 40~. raced oielll yards for the lAn- own two. Jesse Barry, 150 senior, re- cers' ttnaJ touchdown. A DaughMclllnle,y, 160 senior halfback, It wu the aecood llrolaht loll 1corod his llrst touchdown with covered a Lancer tumble on the erty pass to Robln8011 ror t h e for the WUdcato a1 Coadl g,u left In the seeond Jl81"iod HannaP Trace 28 yard line with PAT was in"COmplete. It was 40~ Heister. L181 · ......,,. ·tlley lOot when he Intercepted an ~er~ aboot a mllllle to go In the lldrd 0. 36~ to Eutero. The Lancera The Wildcall' only scoring maclli It I~ I8COod wlnap!not Itt Mont&Dmet7 pass and raced period. Freddie ~een. 145 sen70 )'al'do to ocore. His oecond ior halfback, lost tour on the threat came early in the nrst ... loosu. Ll8l week tiJey-twchdolm was with 7:44 left next play. Monl4!')mery passed but period as Norm SWindler, 190 ed Aloxanclor 1~. In the fourth period as he drove Chuck Roblnsoa waa there. Rob- junior, and Mmtgomery completFederal.a.:klng bad 10 tlrllt inson HDB.red the ball on t h e ed passes to put Hannan Trace downs to five tor llimln Trace. 8-Jard& to score. Aller Mclllnley'o first twch- Wildcat 35 and ran it back for lnslde the Lancer1' tlve yard The Lancers rolled tor 101:rvdo dowu, Larry Daugherty, 155 sen- lllOther toucbdowrL The try for line. 111 the sroonl and COIIIJII-four lor quarterback, passed to Char- the PAT was no good and the Federal-Hocking picked up two a1 15 .,..... for IIIIOiher 87 ~s lu ~ for the extra points Lancers led 28~ at the end of first downs to the Haman Trace and a net "' 188. Tile to give the Lancers an 8..0 lead the lldrd period. 49 and then puoted, The WUd- pined only 23 yards em t h e . , FOR MORE INFORMATION FILL OUT APPLICATION On the first play altho fourth eats took over on their 30. Sldnda grGUJKI and picked up 88 ... four Daulltel1Y then pa&led I o u r _ BELOW IN FULL AND MAIL TODAY 1ordl to Springer and the Llll- period, with the ball on the Han- ler hit Ronnla Walll!h with a 39 of 13 paases for a not a1 109. eera• second touchdown with nan Trace 20, DIUII!IIerfJ' passed yarder and a first down on tJie The WUcleat.l drew .only 10 2:56 left In the first hnlf. T h e to ~ringer for &DCJther touch- Lancers 31. It was third a n d yards In pa18!des wldlo t h e down to put the Lancers ahead eight on the 29 when Mont4!1)m. Lallcen .-,.-for the PAT filled. peoallzed 38, InFoderlli-llod<ing led 20~ at 3~ . Sprlnsor was stopped on ery uncorked a 25 yarder to cluding a 15 yarder for I"OIIIhtile half. The Lucers' third the PAT, Ron Waugh and a O.rst down on .lng the prauer1. 1118 Lancers NUMBERlN FAMILY .............................·........................... ,.......................... Midway the 'fourth period, the the Lancers' four. touebdown came with 56 seconds puoted tlrice for 55 )'al'ds, an avleft before Intermission when Wildcats plcke4 up a first down Montgomery picked up two. erage al 21. 5 Jl8l" boot lod t h o Robl111011, 138 1101>homore, raced at midfield when Montgomery Swindler hll the line but there WUdcats punted men times for HOME ................................................. ................;.............. three yarda to score. Daugher- hit Ronnie WIUII!II with a 17 yard was a nag and Federal-Hocking 169 yards, an average of 24.1 t;v'l JMlll to McKinley for t h e pass. A second pass to Barry was penalized half the distance per kick. ., was incomplete. Montgomery to the goal putting the ball on PAT was Incomplete. Next Friday Haman T r a c e CIT.Y AND STATE PHONE uouuu•••••••••*- •· ••• travels to ~ Valley and Federal.a.:klng plo,yo Miller at C~ETERY PROPE~Y .~ Hemlock, same time Ia 2 p.m. SOOrlng: Federlli.Hocklng MAIL TO McKlnley (8 run and 70 yard pass rwmackl; Springer (4 zone. Tbe pass !rom DIUII!IIort,y) (20 pass BELPRE - The Belpre Golden yard Jaunt into me end zone. Carl into the TornadO a points was from DIUII!IIerfJ'); Rol>ln1011 (11 llqleo routed Cosch Bob Ash- Alloway then seored the extra attempt -for the em's defense. nm) (1l:i pus nri>ack); PAT le,y'o lllllller ~ club by a po:1nt1 on a passtromJohnHume. held short by The Waohlnglon Counllans got Belpre, the aecond period, C. Springer ~a from Dlll8h~2 acore here Frldo,y night In on the acoreboord agaln'onl,y sec- began uolng substitute• In Ito ort,y) Soteir- Mcmf&omerytrapa lllft-!eque grid mateh. The lou left the vlsltln& Tor- mds later, after Southern ran Cl'le lineup but still managed to move ped In ondzone. Hallback the pigs1dn against the Maltls oadoeo al Racine 0.:1 m the sea- oerlea of playa, Mike White took theTornadopunt C<ltmQ> club. Dennlollarnhartupand ovmed Belpre's slate at 1-1. Belpre ,... beaa1 by Philo and raced hack 49 yards to pa,y-· peel the margin for the hosts to dirt. HumetaWedtheextrapolnto 1 28~ when he pl.unied over from In Ito llrst game, the one yard line early In the Belpre, shoWing a fierce of.. on a run. With 2 mlnutea and 11 soc- ' period. Junior Hemrick ran over fenalve attack, jumpedoullnfroot 8-G In the first minute of the COD· mda remaining 111 the opening · llie extra polnta and the hosts llall wbon stu llamllton capped a ..,.rter, Belpre made the ocore lead jumped to 30~. SOUTHERN SCOREs ,. ~ '""- the hosts with a 20 22~ as Alloway charged (Oyardl . ,,, llallback Jim White, a oenlor, .~~' ,.; .•., brth Gallia Trips East~$ 8•6 In'' S¥At Ttfr~\~t Efidiyf p . ·a s ,, ~ ,..•:... ~·~····-·· ···· •: •.........-·~~··---···· •4 '. ' ' . ' the paaalng of llay Destephen and the rwmiJV ol Gary Sexton. Sexton put Jackooo ahead 6-0 In the first quarter with 1 four yard touchdoWn run. The Jromnen hit again later when DoStephen hit hallback Jor· ry Mossbarger with a 3~ ocorlng pesa followed by Darwin Valentine's tw4)of01nt converalon run for a 1~ leod. 1n lbe s....-.1 period Jacksoo stretched the lOIII to 26-0 on Sexton'• four yard touchdown run and a one-yard blast by Valen'1 tine. BUl Ollver .11cored the Iro• men' a third period TD on a one yard run !Dr a 32-0 leod. Vllienllno's eight )'a1'd burst In the fourth period mar~ed the !lnal Jackson TD with Malcolm Bock ruMi11t the conversion for • 4~ lead. Greenlleld avoided a shuwhen Bob Rlley scored on a three )'a1'd nm with Mike Cross adding the convenlon. A1thougb no s1attatic:.!l were avalloble, the lronmen complly domlrated II'• conteat with DeStephen conwloURII eiJht ol 11 paoaes for 177 )'al'da In the victory. Score by quarters: Jackloo 14 12 6 8- 40 Greenlleld 0 o o 8- 8 EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE! The Weatherall - America•• most popular all-weather jacket! This short ziP jacket Ia alwo,yo r!Jhl and road,)' lor " active iipOrt& - nice and &nlJI when the weather turn1 chlll,y, Crafted by h.l.s. In a Ono IIOIIllnwlth yoke blek, r~ lan sleeves, slash 90eket11 adjustable cuff• and elude Inserts to hua tho hiPs.~- colors. $11.95 :. . �/8 . 2 'l' ' played belo'l a otandlllg • room only crowd, liilclleft the field for loll c;( the ~ '68 grid sea- lntermioslon with a 9-U advan.,. and their worst-ever lick- tage. The Big Blacks got on the board IDa _ , the Pvlnt Pleasant Big Blacks came to town Frida.Y nighl for the first time when Mike RawMeigs, stm¢3 ootplayed by son booted a rare high school Dick Ware's Point Pleasant High field goal from 24 yards out In the second quarter. School club, bowed 28~. Rawson came in to kick the 'The loss evened the Marauders season slate at 1-1 and up- field goal after a touchdown try ped the bottling Black slate to fizzled when the Big Blacks were 2..0-1. n was only the second loss penalized 13 yards after moving ever encountered by the Marau- to the two yard lfne. Point Pleasders since Rutland, Middleport ant had taken the ball on thefirst and Pomeroy consolidated into yard stripe following a Marau..,. team at tile beginning of last der fi1Dlble and Don RUfle and Gary Park moved it to the two football season. "Point has a good, strong club. before the long penalty was stepWe were just licked," ls h o w ped off. Late in the second period, Park Meigs Head Coach Charlie Chaneey swnmed up the game. Chan- punted 40 yards out of bounds on cey, however, added that he felt the Marauder five . Meigs, likehis Marauders played better than wise, had to punt four plays latin their opener at Wahama where er and JeU Hanun returued the ball six yardB to the Maroon Meigs earned a IS~ win. and Gold 36. Point Pleasant primarily stayThe Blg Blacks, from t h i s ed on the ground ln the first half, poln~ POMEROY - The Meigs Me· nudera were handed their ftrst J ·H \ marched for tllelr ftrot slx;>Oln!A!r. Park finally ended It by splintering the middle from yards out. Rawson's kick was wide and the score was lett at 9..{) as tho first half ended. tWo T1me aner tlme in the opening two periods, the Point Pleasant defense stopped Meigs' offensive thrusts cold. Meigs, in ract, never got across midfield during the first hall and Point had out-rushed their hosts by 160 yards to 31 at intermlsslm. SECOND HALF Meigs took the kick~ openIng the third quarter, but still was unable to move. Mike Barr was forced to punt deep in Marauder territory. The snap from center wall bad and Barr booted only a 15 yarder to hls 42. The Blacks covered the distance in six pli\)'s witfl Barr.v Nash ca_wlng the drive on a two yard carry. Rawson's klek for the extra point was good and the Point margin jumped to 16-0. \. ,, ,. Miller 30-H, The Falcons are now 1-1-1 and next week play Ravenswood at Mason. Kyger Creek is 0-2 and pla,ys host next Frlcla,y to South· em Local. After a scoreleu first period the Falcons struck pay dirt twice m a five yard rll'l b.v G a r y Clark, 14S junior, and Tom Howard, 145 sophomore, ran t h e PAT to put Wahama ahead 8-U, Then Gar.v Fields 145 senior, raced 19 yards to make it 14 Cor Wahama with Howard adding the extra points on a run. S&ndwi ched between those two Falcon touchdowns was Kyger Creek's first score. Ron Quillen, 150 senior, soored from four yards out and Barton Stump, 160 senior, rnn the PAT. T be FalCOOB led 16..8 at halttlme. There was no scoring in t h e third period, Clark scored his second touchdown on a one yard run In the fourth and Howard again tallied the points. It was Wahama 24-8. Gary Fisher, 168 senior half- ~') ,•.·' ·1964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe · · · ··· $1995 Black 'with black & white Interior, radio, ' JIIBI and WISIW tires tJnled ' 1964 ~Coupe De Yilt ··$2295 Gold with matcliliw interior, full power eqtlipment aM factory alr-<:onditionlng ' $ee your authorized cadillac dealer. Salt n. 0. 1968 014sl l,,o!. · I., A few left at Reduced Prices. Some with Air·Conditlonina. Prices as low as, $3087.36 ' '• Mow '69 Cadillac & Olds Shawing Sopt . 26 "' Wli.S.IP WELLSTON - Quarterback Rick Perdue once again 11tamped himself as one of Southeastern Ohio's finest signal callers by pacing WeUston's Golden Rockets to a 31-12 victory over arch· rlval oak HiJI Friday night. Brennan with a 2..{1 mark. The Oaks are 0-2 for the year. After a scoreless first perIod, both team 1 exploded lor a total or 81 polDts In the oeoond perlod. Wellston went to the lock· er room wttb a 19~12 halftime pointer, and Jim F\:Jpe scored once on a three-:)'ard pass trom Perdue. Toby VIa had one extra point from placement. Friday, Wellston ope n s ORR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 011 OPEN EVIS. TIL 8:00 POMEROY a 16-yard pass from Perdue. Perdue scored on runs or 12 and 25 yards, Demla Headley raced 47 yards for a Rocket ab:- Wellston DakH!ll 0 19 6 6 - 31 01200-12 Polley Leads Buckeye Win Over Vikings McARTHUR - NelsonvUie .. teamates to a 40-6 thnshing of the Viiton Co. VIkings. Polley scored 20 points and ln lhe process rolled liJ an amaz.. lng 320 yards rushing in 19 curies againsL the Vlldags' in.empt defense. Chevrolets so you can expect the lowest prices of the year on our entire line. Stop by today and get a car as sharp as the deal. SAVE The host team took a quick o-o leed In the ftrst period when !ullback Jim caodW bla- In !rom the three-yard line but Pol· ley and his teammates owDed the remaii'Mler of the corterl Polley puL the Buckeyes on the scoreboard in the aecCQiper. iod with a 17-yard tiOII-.> to koot the score at 6-6. Ken Smith tollled the next ·touchdown on • ~yard scllq)er wlth Polley adding the lw<>i>ollt conventoa on 1 run for a 1M leed at the holt Quarterback Don carter •corBel lhe Buckeyes• third period touchdown on a 111-)'ard run f<lr a 2D-O lead, Ill the llnal period Polley scor· eel two touchdowns on runa ot 10 and 87 yard• before Da"' Impala Cu5tom Coupe SAVE NOW ONA CAR WORTH OWNING POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 992·Zl21i POMEROY Weaver added the anal BuckO)'e TD 011 a 1~ard 1'111L COrtllr ran the eonwrlloa ~oUcw~fiJ Weaver'• TD to maile the lllial seore to-o and gave tile NeloonYllle-York tum a 2-4 reeord. . • Sc<>r<tbl quart.rSI Nobonvllle-Yark 0 1t t :10-40 v.-.eo. 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AT, PS&PR. we $895 $89·5 2 Dr, Sedan. 6 cyL std. ohlft. Extra lfim1l llalrt blue llulah. 66 Falcon.:.. ____~~ 5 1~.:~: $1295 Delux 2 Dr. 6 cyL, stand. trans., Radio & Heater, w.....w tires. Sharp. 65 Ford Gal. 500..-------$1595 4 Dr. 8 cyl., auto. trans., P. steeri~ 62 Flrd Galaxle----------$795 tranJ. R&H. 1 Sharp. CHEAPIES 55 Poritlac 2 dr____________ sis : 6 eyL auto. ttana. - ,' 54 Chn. Pinel ~--------.;._$100 tnlek, 6 cyL 63 lnterlallonal _________$395 6 cyL 1h Ton Plck-ql, auto. inns. · · 60 Ford f•600------~-----S39$ . cab Chhs(J • . . I 400 Flreblrol, 2 dool' liardt.>p, fourapeecl ohttl, popular 400 ln. elll!ne, poaltlve traction. Lllle uew conlllloo. . . • ·I ON .JHE SPOT FINANCING ,;' . • l . ' Many More Coro and To F"'• ''' . Trwcko . . CliooH . ' ' ''' , $1,895 . 66. Dodge HAVI I l In Memory 1 IN LOVING meJIUrl')' or .'!'lll· lam M. AllieD, who wu ldlled one year do Sepi. Ulli. Don't ut 111 If w mlu him, Life lor t11 11 DDt tbo oame: All lhe wwld 1llltlld be lib heaven, Just 10 ... his ,_ apiD We didn't know thai Ule eoul4 'be, so lonely, cold llld cUm; Jlul we have Jeimed 10 1111111 . lbb!p, Boeauae or lolbic him. ' His h~Dlll• eor-1 "500" ,2 clr. ~ Tap. Bucko! ••b. with fliii-Uitl ' eoMuL Power staerlna. -or~. Auto. .. , · W.Opaper, Plelare Fnmlnl MtiLLDIBAtlX DIIIOORA'I'IIIG Slislness Opportunities .DIII'iullvroil· QwN YOUB owN IRI9INI!a ·-Tille ,.. El:lro ~ NOW! . A cbanee ID filler lite JllldU.mUilon dollar Elec!lrorto lcal!Aplacemenl lleld, ~ 01· pirleoee req~l Merely reoloct _ . . wllh 1iurltl la!Niul SYLVANIA « RCA 'l'lldlo, TV; and oolor tubes;· IOid t1Ircug1t oar new (!Ill lllllt!el) Hll«<'\''ce lllbe Cell. ., Compan)' 1U81'8irteid.dll- ...... lnthls...,eatlnudneos ezeepllonal and pror; liable Income lor bur dealen.· AD wta cwlltieted tor llld . . up:· plul tr8liting llld openllllg lnltradloDI lrJ ~. WID nol lnlerft!l'll' wllb' pN1en1 bualnoits « oeouPiUon. Ollor TV ereallng' 8lllce 1111 Gallpolfs hly TriHne • 125ThlnfA.,., chill...... !IABYSITTER, 1tc1un 1:10 ·"' 1. Pb. I4H8tt. 11H 3 ,_ ..... ... tmftnllllletl haatle, near lehools. l!allllen Sabdtr, tiS mo. Pb. 44MIIII. BmiiOOM VERY NrCE 2 bedroom ~ lraller. utl!Hies lumlslted, In· quire al Green Gabl.., St, Rt. '· JlUSI' S1!IL. I Utah 12" 11-WBJ apeaken, 12" s ZS" s U." walnul wood gniB viD1J mv· For ..... NICE I BEDROOM home willa fullbtllemeulfornaLI'IIIINIII. ... SPACIOUS OOUNTRY bome loeatotl OB Triple I! llatit:b CIII J. Wblle Rd. ~ bedrllOml o. l!l1lllln pluo llllrqe room bttlaltly.' Ellcellent eantlilg per DlGidh '!lllb <lml(\lliY llnandal .!lllllll~t~<e' lor ap•qJIOll JN\IarrMENT or ·~.oe ·up· 1o •1.110.00 IB IU!lQU!RED: Alto a good car lltd a few IW8 botn a week. u,ou are hdaeoletlllld meet .lheloi! ~~~ wrfteuo !Odlyl ELI!JC. ~ TRONtCS· CORP.: aa 011ve 11!., Rd, st. Louli; Mo. IIIIID, 'DMMie phone mnn!Md' In -· · ~. ~ .%. WllMAif liM ·~ . ~ABJ 11MB i«< l!liJIDi. ~ and. l!iOne1 !rim U.S; l'allap Slimp Maehlnes 'In ll!ls liN, . ~ qaiUfJ · 1111\'l ltave. ear, ""lleet ~ ...; . . lo ln'iwlmenl . htlan weikl7 $1,100 Cllb ....,., Tell e111 , nel •1- ltlll laeome. More lillie mmey. 'ferrl. , ·~~intheealh ...... k )181'101111 JnlerYiew ; ; ~. 114111 reiUII fit more IOI!f( !fOitlt Carollu, lip - . . fDclade phone . ~ 110. ~I er. II walll eapad(f, • pair. Garrard tumlable wllb walnlll base and cartrld&e •. z KDJghl wlrela iDler- · jut lib Dew, . . . . . . Bealh (fttllllp. llld adur ... Dynamle mleropboae aad ~~e~t llaDd fll. ~~nere movie proJeeiAir, 400 feet ... padly wllb 100 Willi lamp, $11. l!menm IS" portable TV aa.w. flO, IPb. t~M441. liN'' emm. THE WISEMAN AGENCY. Off. 446.3643 ~500 . . 446-3796 Where Ufe ts Worth · Uvina lBUil 6KJii,l!>KI AND 8J'al'LI88 HOIR 'I'll& Df· STANT YOU sa: rr. TillS I YOtrLL IDV& 8ZD&OOll HOld BAS NZW W. · TO W CAllPET JN UYJNG &0011 A W BUJlHlNQ I'IBA. PLACk. A J'ULL BAISJ.allft' WITH A I'INIIHID P'AJm.'l' ROOK, PLUI A QASAO& toCATKD ON A BUGI n.A.T LOT NOT FAR PROM TOWN. . PRICJ: 111,1110 w.m rr. AHD Wm.L Do You NHa help Fln•nchia A Home fius HAND NWW LOOK A"t 3 UDBOO¥ WITII LABGE BUILT JN KITCJDN, cat.t¥JC BA'tlr AND CAR POKT. wru, H1LP YOU I'INANO rr. Older Home en Town IF YOU WANT ELBOW llOOII LOOK AT TRI8 4 BEDBOOII ' TWO BfORY LOCATal ON IHD AVJ:. JNCLUDU A TDIID'IC NtW Jm'CIIEN, WI'I'B JlAI'IO&.· I BA'I'IIS, NW ruaNACI: AND DUP WT. fiHICZD llSJIOO. LOOK AT 1'1' AND IIAD AN ........ Lllrge Home, 4 Lots Service Stmon Ec- . 6 Lovely holm Lllrae Fl.t Lot YOU'LL T.ooz: A J,l)NG ftD TG I'IND A 11011& Bvn.T AI WJ:LL M TBl8 ON&. L/11101: CHD.&Y fAMIILm. LIWfU BOOII Wl'l'll I'm& PLACE AND w "rO w CAIII'a'l'. LdO& . . . . BOOJII. J BA.'I'D, LAllO& J'AII· JLY IUI'CII;JN WITH PA110 AHD SLIDING OLABS ))008, J'Oil. . 1LU. DJNDI'G 110011 Al'fD VftL. rrY a0011. JIODDH JN .V.Y .-.cr.. ANI> "' ....,......... NJ:lGIIBOJtROOD. P'AICW 1N 101) ............. Modem3Bed- LOCATKD JN TOWN AND PRI· em A.'l 111.100.00. JNCLUDU FULL &\IDIDT, NICK IDI'· CIIJ:N, A ,.,_,,., BtlY GOOD I'OJl 4th Ave. 3 Bedroom Ir TIKI' W'A.JfT IN' TOWN' AND YOU ND:b A LARGE BOlD WlTB BIG YAilD AT A LOW PIUCJ: CONBIDD THIS. BAS NEW ID'I'CDH 'W1'I'H BunJI'· INS. HZW PUBNACI, LABOB ......... 1100111 AND PU'CSD AT In Town-Oidll' House Like New '1'818 ONJ: BAS BAD A COJI. PLBT'E BDIOD&IN'G. Nn' D 08. di'DATI:. VEILY GOOD OLDD ROD W1'l'll 4 BmaOOMS, NBW JUI'CIIIH JN GOOD NACI:, NEW BO(JF, NEW SV· DYTIDNG, ALL ON ON& I'LOOl\. -.t. CONDrrlON ON LA.ROIS FLAT LOT PLUS A J BAY SEILVI~ 8TA.110H AND GROC. oon«< GOOD BUIIJNI:88. OWNJ:Il LZA.· VINO AU.\. lUTI, RW J'LOORS, NEW J'UJt. Thinking of Sellina CALL THII 8I:LlJNO.Ifll" 011'1. J'Jm IN 'J'OWN', WE RAVI: BAD ANM"'DB ~ Yl'.~! '* CUSTOM SPRAY f.ADiliiG For Fners '* _b,. ERNEST THORNE ..r,, . ae: · 12:35 Teen.Tlme '68 4:00 lnterc~ . 5:00 News, Weather, Sports 5:30'Sunset Serenade (llntt!Slgn Off) (.SUNDAYS) 8:30 Herald of Truth 9100 Protestant Hrur 9:80 Aunt Bartha r: · A-- R * *' W••• c •., •••r (Note; Uve ~-­ ea~ ...w!U s"'erctde ,... . \liar programs W h I D scheduled.) 0. D. PARSONS Dllon Agency Just Unci SUndiJial 12:00 News (Sunday Doly) 12:15 Muolc Uollmlted 5:00 News 5:15 Dinner Serenade 7:00 Evenl111 Serenade 9:45 Anned Forces Showa 10:00 First Natlonol Final 10:15 Music Until Sign oa . Rul Estlte For Sale Qly......., IIJW.TOB ....... Wllp, ! " - MMIII TillS 1!11UBU8l 7 room home on a large lot wllb !reel • UPPERRT. 7 shrubs every wbere. S 111111 MODERII S year old home, I BR, 2 fireplaces, I* balb, ........ " balb, 2 llrepl-. roc, room, g181Md In po!'<ll, lull basement. miJI.Ieonl. loealed just oulllde city 1IJn.. 162ACRES Its. Value Is tbo teyuole. JI'JRSI' 11me olin, ilesd1 On17 tlf.IOO. new ~ BR, IZrll living room Priced Under wllb massive brlet and ..._ Repl1cement Cod flreplaee. New tool ...._ 8 ROOM raneh llyle home, 3 larp barn, 1011 A. bollom, BR lr balb, 11111• 'tlteboit, large eom ban on Staa newly repainted Inside, baleRoad. meat, 2* ..... lot, p!'lf!O In 93CEDAR basement, We llllow tl. noiJ>. TWO STORY home CI11 COIIIa' lng better at $10,SOO. lot. 7 rooms & I batltl, pr. ROBART DILLON, Realtor •• aoboola and holplt1.1171 11. tadlle or trowor.1 Brw LlnLE lULL SKIN l!loeolllp - - pr.. .... (Except 12:30 The "In" Sound Preacher 8:15 News .".lilAVTIJ't1L JDTCJIII:N' 1'fll'R 31.\HOZ AND LOTI OJ' CABI· WILL 9:45 Children's Chlpo) ·• 10:00 Mualc 1o1: SWtdV 10:30 Firs! Blptiot Qurol 8:00 Ohio VallQ News lli30 Goopo1 of Christ 8:15 Talk orthe Totm 12:.00 New• t:1~ The .. Sllow 12:1~ Trfnlll' Hour 10:30 CitatterboJ: • 12:45 catholic IDformatlOD 11:00 The Mornlrw Sllow 11:45 World & Muon Co. Newa . 1:00 Church of God 12:00 C<m'nlll' and Market Netn · 1:30 Goopo1 Call 2:00 SUndiJI Drive Time 12:1~ Bulletin Board 12:30 Prosecutor ~ts. (Moo.) 5:00 News lloundup Farm and Home (Tues., WJEH • FM LOG Wed., Thurs.) (llaUy except where ludlcotedl 12:45 COuntry Go~ 6:00 Sign On and Early Blrol 4:00 lnterc~ ". · Show (except SUndiJial 5:00 News. Wea , s,orta 8:00 News Hound"' Roondup 8:05 Music Uollmlted (.SATURDAYS) 10:30 Chatterbox (exclllt day and~) 11:55 Washi!WIOD RePorta 11:00 Muolc Uollmlted 12:00 News Hound!C) 11:45 All tile News 12:U Bulletin Board 8:00 Sign On and The Sh1!1111 TOOftS. OWNJ:R WJEH Radio (MONDAYS THHU FRIDAYS) 7:4~ of JOJO llld modem lull bslh. lrot11111 IN 8ALBS AIND NOW ME· ·, UftJNQS BADLY. downltalrt wlll1 modem bullllllldleben Pl!llllalf blllt. New IIIII CIIEV. I ""- 8laltd. ~ dr. oodsn. Ph. .....,., 21J,1 fuel oU lurftaoe, Rea1etl onJr For Salt b)' lease: $121 per mo: Sbowll ELECI'IU'C range. I oveltl, « 1182 NEW MOON mobUe homo, lrJ appolalmenl. Pbone )11111'11 old, copper, delue mo. M, I to &, ar eall EmentiD II 1 !55, apondo, Pb. del. Pb. 446-UD. ~ J:. EnDs. -.u • . I1U Wanted To Buy CL0'1'IIING ar llioe 111n Ia PURN. apl., ~ rot11111 wllb prt. 7 SPRD«< eaiYII, 6 bollt!l'll and STEREO. Early American stereo, radio eomblnaUon. SOlid Ollllpolll. Pb. -..a. 111-t , vale bath, 815 Seeond An. wrrH I bull, )1111 Charolala. Pb, state 111111 4 speed ch&Dger, Pb, 44NI16 « ..... IG'I.tf 4*QH. I1U Lovel7 maple flnloh, Mab ForSaleorlrecle , pa)'iikiid& tl .. M ""r month I BOOM lloaile fir ale ar Cntll s ROOM 1urn11b1t1 -Pt. AD GUNS, buy, sen or lrade 'liT or balanre of 1911.12. Call 4411In Pb. •••. Price gun regardleos ~ eondltlon. 1111117 rNeeorated. ciiiD, 1011. !1!-l @ldl1 private. ftmCIDable, Hal euh value at 'P'IIe'o, Pia. " .... lltf Wrlle to Bcm liD, clo 'l'rlbllttl, lAIII, rlfteee, or altolgumJ, LtJ. NEW GMC ftUCIC &lvlnl name llld phone IIUJDo pra wanled. dig litem out forhnt HEADQUARTERS .... IG'I.tf NEW ttnlurldlbetl atapw-lmall-~ tum lbem Into "' at 'P'IIe'a. IIIII I T. GIIC nt iJrd 81,. !rllddleporl, 11I bedrooml. adalll CIIIIJ. ID - ll T. Dodge Pickup ~ Thunnon, Ohio . eenood dealer. PbtiDe liDILEilPlNO 1'001111, -IIlii Zll T. GKC 33years PPerlence . r.... Part Cmllrll· IIDiel; · · IIU lift Ill T. CbeY. Phone 241;.$~9 or 'JI.If . ,..._ WATCR lor b' 11118 ll T, GMC pleblp Ceottal' Soya . 4t&.t.l463 8 fill NOT! ~ '""'!'"• I rm., par. """ "' 1llll I T. Dltl!lllalloul paneling sale at Frencll City 11118 ll T. Dodge pldaap cltll, . ~lh, Ml11lll rtJRN. apt, I '*"-. ullll· lfo peli, lU'I 8ocObtl tlelpeld,WSiateSLI'IILumber Co. September It 1JI8 I* T, Dodge lrucli: RNI &tete For Sale An. Pit. 1111111 • laqitln MIIJI7 alia' I p.m. 1ID.tf thru 21, botb stores. ~ 1111 I T. CbeY. D. H. WOOD, IINI!or lUI Soooatl Aft. IIHI douB IIVInP. 1111 Ill T. l"ortt 10' 1 18' mobile home, Joclt. Phone 446-1066 FOJIGE bl....,. wilb lable UM z T. lilt, TRetor BRICK home on upper 4lb Ave. omCE llp&<e m rem. 0111, ed Iii l'ennp, ... .. FOX ..... V qal-' 1111 ll T. CbeY, plebp I bedlvow, 1Y.o b11Jt, IOOd 441-IM2 from I a.m. till ,I · two penotti. Coatlet lllella """ new. tmeo ,........ UM I T GIIC Anlold, Pan CenlriJ BolaL lndt cellar. .. ft. frtrtllce, p.m. Co: 2l4-t IIIII I GIIC I llhmeapolla lloiJne Poww lull deplh lot NewiJ deccJrU. MONDAYS AND 'l'BoodaJI are lnJ. Slale roof. 'We bollefe FI1RNIIIIIED apa lnMI. t7Dit .,.... goodl nmman1 ...,. al tact SleD& Anloltl, Plitt 0. I ROOM' Ciollage, no elllldren. we ltave 8D allracltn price, New 10'' Rolary CUtleti Upper MurplrJ, ~ yanla $1,00, .... 1r11 llolaL 'JI.If · 110 pels. Idell lor elderly Uader $10,01111. 110, New I.S 1 II, 10 ply 114-.S ..,.,. tires ... IDe, Jl'aderaJ BOllE ill a...b1re, 7 1arp eoaple. Ca1J t4Mtl3 afla' S SIU NEW I ROOM lllr eondlllonetl p,m. nJOJDI, bath, large Jot Ia. 2JIW, R.C.A. COLOR lelnlslon. OIIIo Vallor fluplet eat •• all eleclrle •pwlnWnl, w tD w WID ftna""' under G.I. Joan, Good condition, eall 38'1·'1111, Ill Pille St. 1'11, 411.NIIII. carpel, t,lfcllm .IJIIIIIIIM'M. GAB:AGI!l. lonr Tblrd An. VEIW lllce eotm1rJ home, 1 21~ prljqe dlspooll, 4111 Seeond can tl4l 3111 .,..,. s p.m. . hedJ-, R.W. lloar, faD t• If N IIIU · wut. car pcwt, fralt An. tit per mo. Sbolln 1rJ appolntmeDI only, Ph. 1!1 1111 lreoe. 1\lo A. IJSED fDIA, auto. waaber aad GOOD CLEAN LUMP and nat. 11t U8Del IH4' dryer. Ill 1111. 114-t er coat Carl Wlnterl, Rio 1110 A. on U.S, 11. 8 room llaate, Otaado, ~'!lone- JG.$111. ..., faD b• ment, bath. baic:e. NEAIILY new 651111 Wudlllet AIJo l'lllliJ dwllllnr. .Dlifr. ltO!*S plumbed for berber SEAL POINT SlamOIO male. 3 · orpn wllb 2 large tone eabllbop or beau(f parlor allo · · ahlo building loll. Jlf' YO!J tn bulldla8 a pmate trailer .,.... •C a 11 moalhs, ilholl. Call Willi nela. Bell you CID buy Ia bDJne tr )&II Wfng, 1M til. LOTs 100 ll 110 CIII Geaile& 44f.tm, IIH alter I p.m. IIU Warllller. COD be usad In 'We are lltdldon. llllb lbulot Qoeet Road. home, clmeb, Jd8ltl du1i « lit I 1 for llolpolllt Appu-, AJI. MOiiU 110111! IOllSO. NIIUrll STili\I!O, AM I'M, rodlo, I reslaarant. WID saerlllce. See ltlD &:lite. Ill 1M If Mia r. pu lull ~ "'""" aulonltlle ehlnpr, at Green Gables, 81. Rt. 7. sJI D. Mlllll ~ ·. - · - . . .... . . I } Wlbltil. - · · model Will ~ LOW, LOW, P1UCI!i8 t11 JrD. Pe•W It . . llld nlrl&eralor. AD aer'llkie. lor flU~ or inoi.IJt. ~. Rice ltlttl Qlrblll Jl'ltr. utlllllel lunllsbf;d. Ph.~~ 17 jla;j_,.., C11J 441-1•• liliaN. • • ~' -SIU HOllliR ~ ROO.al.and BATJI. . . ~ Jiii:• t~~n• '· 30GAL. Plwttla'. bealer, $15. .· , , • .ai4-1f 70.01111 B.T.U,, . , . . bealrQ~. tliO.... ateVJ, .St. Irani., 1111· 11 lllllt!el' ftlll. I'll~· Iller 8 P·~ . lilt -~"U» ~ ·!i·~~A~.~f~ -u.t .... Tblrd A - GeDipoJ!o llll Zl'G ZAG - Pwlable. - - ~. Doeo ,..,. wltlloul altadlmentl. {OVer eul, .W., l!llbl !Jul. !Gilbo!•. CI11 baltcal,) Itt (IGOd caltd. .... per moalh or lull F.tee ~ f".JI flll' flee bome tieD., call ITUIII. Ill-If ~ . room ll'ftlllll DOORS • 1IDIDOIII Awalnp, arporll, ralllap lAw Brolben Plbdl 2oe MIDDLE,AGE lady to do bebyslljlnS. Ph. . «t471M afla' ~:iO. . liN ,.' BBIGB UviDtl ... I'lL-..., __.,--- 8for~1.00 HelpWim.cl . . I'll- lillie Ill aeo1lenl eaadiiiCIII. MANYUSIS ' ~..'JI!Itt BDI SldoD. Cbar- i 60 RamMer 4 dr·----------$100 · ' eyl auto. Iran& $3,195. a,., Radio&: Heater, w-s-w tires. Saarp. 500 4 Dr., A eyl,, auto. 68 Pontiac I PC. u~ Offset Pl•tes II 19 " 0 6 Nibert (I<) lla111,1 (3c) ~0 ~ Rawsott (1<) o 'a Clllloo (le) POls Receiving Jac:kaoo, 5.00; Rll!ls, 1-8; lla!'Da, 1-10; Rice, 2-15; Blah!, 1-l.l. ft. All aombiDed I'm f·'IID. . ,slitets ~ ' ~ (5<:) PorS.Ie Real Edlte For Sele Reel&t1tefor Sale DlUWMG JMCidne, tOo4 1110- . ....:__ _ _....,;~------...... tat llld drlllllll bill ltlttl be1o ':" ·Alu,ln.tm 2- & wpeed Dr. & IUIDe (12c) 1- ,.• ..,. tires. Sharp, ' 31J'' X 23n X~~-~~·· 7 0 Nol'thul) (2e) LOGAN - Quarterback Bob Johnston scored both Lopn tnuchd ...ns Friday ntpt In tng tile Chieftains to a IW >ictory over the l'ls!Uog Hilliard 64 Ford 66 Falrlane GT._!~~~.!.5.:.~.:_$1995 2 11. T,, 390 Eng., irona., l!odlo - r . 8 cyl, Ind. ' < The Suceess Of Want Ads • • • They Work All The Time! for Sale1 ,, 0' 0 · 0 0 0 0 30 25 5$ Yardale Logan Wins 63 Buick > ,. 1ve8 Flmtblos loll Fwnbleo 11ae. Peualtles ALL OUT SALE. ',-,t ',, ~ Tlnies'Sen!i.leJ; sundli~ ~ber 11, . ' . . •J i¥ Point Plallllil LeSab<e 4 dr, Sedan. Owllecl 1>1- of our mechanlco. PS., PB" AT. We aloo ha.. 1 2 dr, liard Top extra sharp f« $1195.0(1. · I"-"' . llaui• 1-l.l. 17 pla,ys with Jolmatcft rlmlllilll the anal lilroo yard; to Plldirt. He then peolled to l1eQuabv end fran Clarkston, Ga., waa for the IW<>i>alnt converolon ltd elected captain of the offensive a 1W lead with twolllbutes rellnem.erL He caught 12 passes WIIdeats. malnlrw. lor 128 yards In 1967, ID upphw tbelr oeaiOD lllll'k The Fronkllu CCornQ' team took A junior quarterback from Babson Park, F1a., Marston ia the a D-0 leed In the oe<ond period to 1-1, Lopn netted 13 111'11 when Jim Adamo gall..,..! 14 dorms, 189 yardo rusldng, 1111 neW Clj)taiO o( the offensive backfield. Last season Marston cOJnoo yards for a touclidotm with 8:33 hit lilree of nino panes for 16 yard a. The Wildcats hid 12 111'11 pleted 39 of 79 passes, includ- ohCMing on tile cloek. Juat over ·rour minute• later, downs, 187 yards raabUW. aDi Ing four touchdowns. He will also handle most ol the Eagles• hallback Dana Baougher returJ>. showed two of eight pa1011 ..,.. ed a WUdcat punt 81 yards to pleled for julll7 yardL, · punting. Chrlck Lowe led tho . Lopn Wamsley, a 200-pound junlOI" oet "' the fll'at Lopn toueblinebacker who was converte(f down, a oliO yard quarterback bell corrlero with 93 yards In from center, was elected captain sneak 1>1 Jolmaton at the 4:00 25 carries whlle Jim Adams tq>. of the d~fensl ve line In a runo« mark to tie tho eonteot a 6-6 at pad the losera with 157 yards ill 26 trleiJ. alecUoo with tackle Jim Fisher, halfllme. Lopn's tt1nnt111 touchdotln Sc:or0 1>1 Qllll'ter~• Wam.sle)' was an AU-state center 0 8 0 .0<- 8 and lineback•• atGallla Academy came In the !lnil otanza when Hilliard tile Clllels marched 50 yards Ill"' Lopn o 6 o 8- I' High School, Galltpolla, ' ' ' ' !' The men who wUI be p~ng In each onlt elected a eil>taln for their unlL For example, Wesley was elected by the defensive backs and Hicks waa elected by the o«enslve ll!le. THE DEALS ARE HOT THE CARS ARE COOL. By~ers: York's Oash,y Jerry Polley was pracUcally a one-man gang Friday night as he led his Buckeye GET THE BEST DEAL YET DURING OUR '68 C11EYY CLEAUNCE SALE. ONLY AfEW DAYS LEfT. We're clearing ~~ inventory of '68 6 . · placluneat). · _Exlft l'loJilt:, ~ Ill Halt Seo. ilaU Total ~ Marauder• !rival tO Nttl- 11•-) (pio!'llmeet), · · itt 1lo1tnl 8 ~ .17 mWe..York toopenSEOALplll)' Melp Scorliw - Taudrclown: Yardi. rush. 145 $1 21S thlo F:rldo,y night. Johl1 Smith (6,. l'IUI), Yard& 1!011. 15 81 9f Tho atart1ng line-up for Melgo ~ Yards 160 Itt iiOII' olfense wao as follotts:JooKloeo MEIGS STATISTICS · Pass· Ali. 7 15 ~ and Au!~ tndl; Jim SWatzal snd Ill Half See. Half TOtal POls Comp, 3 ·B .11 Barr, tacldea; Jim crow and 11t clowno 2 7 9 PUs 1111. 0 0 I IMax Wblftatci, l!I!Ordl; Harry Yards IIUoh. 31 7$ 1o6 Ptmto 3-82 0 3-82 · Dublin 22 Plain Clcy 8 ,. , p..,!evUle 26 Teays Va!IQ 6 Lancuter 21 Cola. Marion Franklin 18 Northridge 12 Gran•ille 0 Lorain Admiral King 6 Lima Sen. Valley 72 Minford 22 · Cols. Watterson 13 Cols. Linden 0 ' ported ..mos. ,,. Welt JeO'erJOD 32 Mltflln 6 Lakewood 14 Utica It (tiel lor 0 Portsmouth 56 Ironton 14 New Boston 12 Portsmouth West sw.ltY \ ,, Slawter bcllh ,illtrei;act lnjnioo In Pet,~' McDermitt), .;\ · the. outiog, but··,ilolther . was re· Flel4 ~~ · Mille llawlon (24, · dash .in 9.7 secorxls. Another thre&oyear Iettennan, Paul Hicks, a 210iJOUnd tight SEOAL play against Ironton's winless Tigers. lead. In the final half, the Hocketo tallied two more six.potnters to win going away. End John Betbel tallied once -·~ . ' l r 1'·-, Cambridge 42 Coshocton 6 Franklin Heights 2t Grove Clll' 0 Lancaster Fenwick 12 C&rroll Mt. Sterling ~8 Paint Valley 0 12 (tle) Delaware 27 Marysville 0 Watkins Memorial 21 Ucldng Upper Arlington 70 Columbus Valley 0 . South 0 Second Football Win Perdue accounted Cor tour of the Wellstonlanstivetouchdowns, I"UJD'ling for two and passing for two, It lett the charges of Bob . ... ' Ther~"s. No .Vaeation,for . . ~ .• High School Results rerdue ~ds . [, BILL WAMSLEY The , man from Savannah, GL, was elected captain of the defensive backfield. A 18~nd nfell', Wesley averaged 3.5 yards per carr.v last year as an offensive hallback. He nms the IOO.yard len (4 ruli) and Fisher (84 kickoil return) PAT - Wahama - BUYS I MOREHEAD, KY.- LeonWes-, ley, Pau1 Hicks, BUI Marston, and BIIIWamsleyhavebeenelect~ ed captains ot the Morehead state University football team. Wesley, a three-year letter- 0 16 0 14 - 30 0 8 0 6 - 14 SCORING - Wahama - Clark (5 run and I run); Field (19 run); Gillespie (45 pass !rom Howard); Kyger Creek - Quil- ton6 ' • Morehead Tri-Captain Wahama Kyger Creek Newark 28 Cols. Central 22 11 - ·, Bill Wamsley Named Dave Gillespie, 170 junior, went over the last white stripe after taking a 45-yard pass from Howard. The PAT waa no good. It was Wahama 30-14. Fairfield Union 40 New Albany 6 Canal Winchester 14 Pickering- .\., llflll(neered a drive that crossed .itdrle!d for the Oral dme and earrled clown to the 24 bol:o"'' It apoltered out. rauder territory before he was Soon thereafter, Delilla Au1t hauled clown on tile 25 after a Intercepted a Big Blacks paso ' 38 yard retum. on the 37 and retumed .the ball Quarterback Eddie McDermitt to the 42 to touch off Meigs' looe lmrnecllately hit Dirk Jackson seorlng march. with a look-In pass to the foor With Werry paning and Elbert yard line and Hamm crossed Ute Williams, John Smith IUid Damy goal Une on the next pla,y by go- Abbott biting off ahort yardage, Ing aroond the rlgbt end otMdlng tile Marauder a movedtoth~ Pvlnt up. The atlempt!or the extra point Pleasant 1 In 12 plays. Werry was blocked but the score was tried to JIO over a sneak but a now 22.0. penaliJo ael tile Marauders back Still, Meigs could not mme. to the sb<. ~ck Jeff Werry !wnbled Smith, however,tooktheballoo after the Marauders got the ball the next play and knl!ed off rllthl and Ed McDermitt picked lt up tackle to get the Mara11der~'on on the 15. the bosrd. Werry's """"eroloo McDermitt fired three passes paso failed. A llltle over four minutes r&o that !elllncomplets, but oofourth down he had a strike to Jackson malned tthen a briiJid now Point in the corner for the TD. T h e Pleasant backfield took over and kick was low and Point Pleasant this onlt marched to the Meigs came back up field ahead 28-U. 13 before time ran oul . Me(Js' Barr and Center Harry It was after this that Werry led 24-14. Wahama scored its final touchdown in the fourth period when Howard 3 (runs)j Kyger Creek I Foor pla,yo later, Barr had th pmt apln. '1'1111 dme he got otr a 34-yarder butJeas Hamm whirl· ed baek opfteld and cloep Into Ma· back, thrUICd Bobcat fans late in the game with an 84-yard run back of a Falcon kickofl'. The try for the PAT failed. Wahama - liump (run). I I, Falcons Rip Bobcats, 30-14 CHESHIRE - Coach G r a n t Barnette's Wahama White Falcans won their first football game ol the season Friday night at Kyger Creek as they downed the Bobcats of Coach Howard L e e . •fi<··· . · , ' I NEW LOCATION T11111D a ll'ATE lll'IIBITI Tr•de For Anything lfORSE traden get reacb' 2 Br., I blOek from lehool, U you're flint lturlad doa't eall; ca1110 tbo owner II rudy lo lrllde. Full )de P.fOO, New Listing Ul A., 5 rooms & batb, ~ ~ • frame home, nke .,... ment, new luntace, IIIII IClld this home bat new needl more aoreage for 1t11 ponies. BliLDINGSIT!S cmr, Kanaup, Rt. 1110, Rt. 7. Rt. If!. A1eo vaeant lllld. 'I'IIYJNG TO IIIIL! CAU. Ull Ja,llotp(IMil,lltM But Willa&, •• ,.,.. ""'"'"''· lit 2 BI!DROOM home. .. 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Rawson came in to kick the 'The loss evened the Marauders season slate at 1-1 and up- field goal after a touchdown try ped the bottling Black slate to fizzled when the Big Blacks were 2..0-1. n was only the second loss penalized 13 yards after moving ever encountered by the Marau- to the two yard lfne. Point Pleasders since Rutland, Middleport ant had taken the ball on thefirst and Pomeroy consolidated into yard stripe following a Marau..,. team at tile beginning of last der fi1Dlble and Don RUfle and Gary Park moved it to the two football season. "Point has a good, strong club. before the long penalty was stepWe were just licked," ls h o w ped off. Late in the second period, Park Meigs Head Coach Charlie Chaneey swnmed up the game. Chan- punted 40 yards out of bounds on cey, however, added that he felt the Marauder five . Meigs, likehis Marauders played better than wise, had to punt four plays latin their opener at Wahama where er and JeU Hanun returued the ball six yardB to the Maroon Meigs earned a IS~ win. and Gold 36. Point Pleasant primarily stayThe Blg Blacks, from t h i s ed on the ground ln the first half, poln~ POMEROY - The Meigs Me· nudera were handed their ftrst J ·H \ marched for tllelr ftrot slx;>Oln!A!r. Park finally ended It by splintering the middle from yards out. Rawson's kick was wide and the score was lett at 9..{) as tho first half ended. tWo T1me aner tlme in the opening two periods, the Point Pleasant defense stopped Meigs' offensive thrusts cold. Meigs, in ract, never got across midfield during the first hall and Point had out-rushed their hosts by 160 yards to 31 at intermlsslm. SECOND HALF Meigs took the kick~ openIng the third quarter, but still was unable to move. Mike Barr was forced to punt deep in Marauder territory. The snap from center wall bad and Barr booted only a 15 yarder to hls 42. The Blacks covered the distance in six pli\)'s witfl Barr.v Nash ca_wlng the drive on a two yard carry. Rawson's klek for the extra point was good and the Point margin jumped to 16-0. \. ,, ,. Miller 30-H, The Falcons are now 1-1-1 and next week play Ravenswood at Mason. Kyger Creek is 0-2 and pla,ys host next Frlcla,y to South· em Local. After a scoreleu first period the Falcons struck pay dirt twice m a five yard rll'l b.v G a r y Clark, 14S junior, and Tom Howard, 145 sophomore, ran t h e PAT to put Wahama ahead 8-U, Then Gar.v Fields 145 senior, raced 19 yards to make it 14 Cor Wahama with Howard adding the extra points on a run. S&ndwi ched between those two Falcon touchdowns was Kyger Creek's first score. Ron Quillen, 150 senior, soored from four yards out and Barton Stump, 160 senior, rnn the PAT. T be FalCOOB led 16..8 at halttlme. There was no scoring in t h e third period, Clark scored his second touchdown on a one yard run In the fourth and Howard again tallied the points. It was Wahama 24-8. Gary Fisher, 168 senior half- ~') ,•.·' ·1964 Cadillac H.T. Coupe · · · ··· $1995 Black 'with black & white Interior, radio, ' JIIBI and WISIW tires tJnled ' 1964 ~Coupe De Yilt ··$2295 Gold with matcliliw interior, full power eqtlipment aM factory alr-<:onditionlng ' $ee your authorized cadillac dealer. Salt n. 0. 1968 014sl l,,o!. · I., A few left at Reduced Prices. Some with Air·Conditlonina. Prices as low as, $3087.36 ' '• Mow '69 Cadillac & Olds Shawing Sopt . 26 "' Wli.S.IP WELLSTON - Quarterback Rick Perdue once again 11tamped himself as one of Southeastern Ohio's finest signal callers by pacing WeUston's Golden Rockets to a 31-12 victory over arch· rlval oak HiJI Friday night. Brennan with a 2..{1 mark. The Oaks are 0-2 for the year. After a scoreless first perIod, both team 1 exploded lor a total or 81 polDts In the oeoond perlod. Wellston went to the lock· er room wttb a 19~12 halftime pointer, and Jim F\:Jpe scored once on a three-:)'ard pass trom Perdue. Toby VIa had one extra point from placement. Friday, Wellston ope n s ORR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES 011 OPEN EVIS. TIL 8:00 POMEROY a 16-yard pass from Perdue. Perdue scored on runs or 12 and 25 yards, Demla Headley raced 47 yards for a Rocket ab:- Wellston DakH!ll 0 19 6 6 - 31 01200-12 Polley Leads Buckeye Win Over Vikings McARTHUR - NelsonvUie .. teamates to a 40-6 thnshing of the Viiton Co. VIkings. Polley scored 20 points and ln lhe process rolled liJ an amaz.. lng 320 yards rushing in 19 curies againsL the Vlldags' in.empt defense. Chevrolets so you can expect the lowest prices of the year on our entire line. Stop by today and get a car as sharp as the deal. SAVE The host team took a quick o-o leed In the ftrst period when !ullback Jim caodW bla- In !rom the three-yard line but Pol· ley and his teammates owDed the remaii'Mler of the corterl Polley puL the Buckeyes on the scoreboard in the aecCQiper. iod with a 17-yard tiOII-.> to koot the score at 6-6. Ken Smith tollled the next ·touchdown on • ~yard scllq)er wlth Polley adding the lw<>i>ollt conventoa on 1 run for a 1M leed at the holt Quarterback Don carter •corBel lhe Buckeyes• third period touchdown on a 111-)'ard run f<lr a 2D-O lead, Ill the llnal period Polley scor· eel two touchdowns on runa ot 10 and 87 yard• before Da"' Impala Cu5tom Coupe SAVE NOW ONA CAR WORTH OWNING POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 992·Zl21i POMEROY Weaver added the anal BuckO)'e TD 011 a 1~ard 1'111L COrtllr ran the eonwrlloa ~oUcw~fiJ Weaver'• TD to maile the lllial seore to-o and gave tile NeloonYllle-York tum a 2-4 reeord. . • Sc<>r<tbl quart.rSI Nobonvllle-Yark 0 1t t :10-40 v.-.eo. 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ERNEST THORNE ..r,, . ae: · 12:35 Teen.Tlme '68 4:00 lnterc~ . 5:00 News, Weather, Sports 5:30'Sunset Serenade (llntt!Slgn Off) (.SUNDAYS) 8:30 Herald of Truth 9100 Protestant Hrur 9:80 Aunt Bartha r: · A-- R * *' W••• c •., •••r (Note; Uve ~-­ ea~ ...w!U s"'erctde ,... . \liar programs W h I D scheduled.) 0. D. PARSONS Dllon Agency Just Unci SUndiJial 12:00 News (Sunday Doly) 12:15 Muolc Uollmlted 5:00 News 5:15 Dinner Serenade 7:00 Evenl111 Serenade 9:45 Anned Forces Showa 10:00 First Natlonol Final 10:15 Music Until Sign oa . Rul Estlte For Sale Qly......., IIJW.TOB ....... Wllp, ! " - MMIII TillS 1!11UBU8l 7 room home on a large lot wllb !reel • UPPERRT. 7 shrubs every wbere. S 111111 MODERII S year old home, I BR, 2 fireplaces, I* balb, ........ " balb, 2 llrepl-. roc, room, g181Md In po!'<ll, lull basement. miJI.Ieonl. loealed just oulllde city 1IJn.. 162ACRES Its. Value Is tbo teyuole. JI'JRSI' 11me olin, ilesd1 On17 tlf.IOO. new ~ BR, IZrll living room Priced Under wllb massive brlet and ..._ Repl1cement Cod flreplaee. New tool ...._ 8 ROOM raneh llyle home, 3 larp barn, 1011 A. bollom, BR lr balb, 11111• 'tlteboit, large eom ban on Staa newly repainted Inside, baleRoad. meat, 2* ..... lot, p!'lf!O In 93CEDAR basement, We llllow tl. noiJ>. TWO STORY home CI11 COIIIa' lng better at $10,SOO. lot. 7 rooms & I batltl, pr. ROBART DILLON, Realtor •• aoboola and holplt1.1171 11. tadlle or trowor.1 Brw LlnLE lULL SKIN l!loeolllp - - pr.. .... (Except 12:30 The "In" Sound Preacher 8:15 News .".lilAVTIJ't1L JDTCJIII:N' 1'fll'R 31.\HOZ AND LOTI OJ' CABI· WILL 9:45 Children's Chlpo) ·• 10:00 Mualc 1o1: SWtdV 10:30 Firs! Blptiot Qurol 8:00 Ohio VallQ News lli30 Goopo1 of Christ 8:15 Talk orthe Totm 12:.00 New• t:1~ The .. Sllow 12:1~ Trfnlll' Hour 10:30 CitatterboJ: • 12:45 catholic IDformatlOD 11:00 The Mornlrw Sllow 11:45 World & Muon Co. Newa . 1:00 Church of God 12:00 C<m'nlll' and Market Netn · 1:30 Goopo1 Call 2:00 SUndiJI Drive Time 12:1~ Bulletin Board 12:30 Prosecutor ~ts. (Moo.) 5:00 News lloundup Farm and Home (Tues., WJEH • FM LOG Wed., Thurs.) (llaUy except where ludlcotedl 12:45 COuntry Go~ 6:00 Sign On and Early Blrol 4:00 lnterc~ ". · Show (except SUndiJial 5:00 News. Wea , s,orta 8:00 News Hound"' Roondup 8:05 Music Uollmlted (.SATURDAYS) 10:30 Chatterbox (exclllt day and~) 11:55 Washi!WIOD RePorta 11:00 Muolc Uollmlted 12:00 News Hound!C) 11:45 All tile News 12:U Bulletin Board 8:00 Sign On and The Sh1!1111 TOOftS. OWNJ:R WJEH Radio (MONDAYS THHU FRIDAYS) 7:4~ of JOJO llld modem lull bslh. lrot11111 IN 8ALBS AIND NOW ME· ·, UftJNQS BADLY. downltalrt wlll1 modem bullllllldleben Pl!llllalf blllt. New IIIII CIIEV. I ""- 8laltd. ~ dr. oodsn. Ph. .....,., 21J,1 fuel oU lurftaoe, Rea1etl onJr For Salt b)' lease: $121 per mo: Sbowll ELECI'IU'C range. I oveltl, « 1182 NEW MOON mobUe homo, lrJ appolalmenl. Pbone )11111'11 old, copper, delue mo. M, I to &, ar eall EmentiD II 1 !55, apondo, Pb. del. Pb. 446-UD. ~ J:. EnDs. -.u • . I1U Wanted To Buy CL0'1'IIING ar llioe 111n Ia PURN. apl., ~ rot11111 wllb prt. 7 SPRD«< eaiYII, 6 bollt!l'll and STEREO. Early American stereo, radio eomblnaUon. SOlid Ollllpolll. Pb. -..a. 111-t , vale bath, 815 Seeond An. wrrH I bull, )1111 Charolala. Pb, state 111111 4 speed ch&Dger, Pb, 44NI16 « ..... IG'I.tf 4*QH. I1U Lovel7 maple flnloh, Mab ForSaleorlrecle , pa)'iikiid& tl .. M ""r month I BOOM lloaile fir ale ar Cntll s ROOM 1urn11b1t1 -Pt. AD GUNS, buy, sen or lrade 'liT or balanre of 1911.12. Call 4411In Pb. •••. Price gun regardleos ~ eondltlon. 1111117 rNeeorated. ciiiD, 1011. !1!-l @ldl1 private. ftmCIDable, Hal euh value at 'P'IIe'o, Pia. " .... lltf Wrlle to Bcm liD, clo 'l'rlbllttl, lAIII, rlfteee, or altolgumJ, LtJ. NEW GMC ftUCIC &lvlnl name llld phone IIUJDo pra wanled. dig litem out forhnt HEADQUARTERS .... IG'I.tf NEW ttnlurldlbetl atapw-lmall-~ tum lbem Into "' at 'P'IIe'a. IIIII I T. GIIC nt iJrd 81,. !rllddleporl, 11I bedrooml. adalll CIIIIJ. ID - ll T. Dodge Pickup ~ Thunnon, Ohio . eenood dealer. PbtiDe liDILEilPlNO 1'001111, -IIlii Zll T. GKC 33years PPerlence . r.... Part Cmllrll· IIDiel; · · IIU lift Ill T. CbeY. Phone 241;.$~9 or 'JI.If . ,..._ WATCR lor b' 11118 ll T, GMC pleblp Ceottal' Soya . 4t&.t.l463 8 fill NOT! ~ '""'!'"• I rm., par. """ "' 1llll I T. Dltl!lllalloul paneling sale at Frencll City 11118 ll T. Dodge pldaap cltll, . ~lh, Ml11lll rtJRN. apt, I '*"-. ullll· lfo peli, lU'I 8ocObtl tlelpeld,WSiateSLI'IILumber Co. September It 1JI8 I* T, Dodge lrucli: RNI &tete For Sale An. Pit. 1111111 • laqitln MIIJI7 alia' I p.m. 1ID.tf thru 21, botb stores. ~ 1111 I T. CbeY. D. H. WOOD, IINI!or lUI Soooatl Aft. IIHI douB IIVInP. 1111 Ill T. l"ortt 10' 1 18' mobile home, Joclt. Phone 446-1066 FOJIGE bl....,. wilb lable UM z T. lilt, TRetor BRICK home on upper 4lb Ave. omCE llp&<e m rem. 0111, ed Iii l'ennp, ... .. FOX ..... V qal-' 1111 ll T. CbeY, plebp I bedlvow, 1Y.o b11Jt, IOOd 441-IM2 from I a.m. till ,I · two penotti. Coatlet lllella """ new. tmeo ,........ UM I T GIIC Anlold, Pan CenlriJ BolaL lndt cellar. .. ft. frtrtllce, p.m. Co: 2l4-t IIIII I GIIC I llhmeapolla lloiJne Poww lull deplh lot NewiJ deccJrU. MONDAYS AND 'l'BoodaJI are lnJ. Slale roof. 'We bollefe FI1RNIIIIIED apa lnMI. t7Dit .,.... goodl nmman1 ...,. al tact SleD& Anloltl, Plitt 0. I ROOM' Ciollage, no elllldren. we ltave 8D allracltn price, New 10'' Rolary CUtleti Upper MurplrJ, ~ yanla $1,00, .... 1r11 llolaL 'JI.If · 110 pels. Idell lor elderly Uader $10,01111. 110, New I.S 1 II, 10 ply 114-.S ..,.,. tires ... IDe, Jl'aderaJ BOllE ill a...b1re, 7 1arp eoaple. Ca1J t4Mtl3 afla' S SIU NEW I ROOM lllr eondlllonetl p,m. nJOJDI, bath, large Jot Ia. 2JIW, R.C.A. COLOR lelnlslon. OIIIo Vallor fluplet eat •• all eleclrle •pwlnWnl, w tD w WID ftna""' under G.I. Joan, Good condition, eall 38'1·'1111, Ill Pille St. 1'11, 411.NIIII. carpel, t,lfcllm .IJIIIIIIIM'M. GAB:AGI!l. lonr Tblrd An. VEIW lllce eotm1rJ home, 1 21~ prljqe dlspooll, 4111 Seeond can tl4l 3111 .,..,. s p.m. . hedJ-, R.W. lloar, faD t• If N IIIU · wut. car pcwt, fralt An. tit per mo. Sbolln 1rJ appolntmeDI only, Ph. 1!1 1111 lreoe. 1\lo A. IJSED fDIA, auto. waaber aad GOOD CLEAN LUMP and nat. 11t U8Del IH4' dryer. Ill 1111. 114-t er coat Carl Wlnterl, Rio 1110 A. on U.S, 11. 8 room llaate, Otaado, ~'!lone- JG.$111. ..., faD b• ment, bath. baic:e. NEAIILY new 651111 Wudlllet AIJo l'lllliJ dwllllnr. .Dlifr. ltO!*S plumbed for berber SEAL POINT SlamOIO male. 3 · orpn wllb 2 large tone eabllbop or beau(f parlor allo · · ahlo building loll. Jlf' YO!J tn bulldla8 a pmate trailer .,.... •C a 11 moalhs, ilholl. Call Willi nela. Bell you CID buy Ia bDJne tr )&II Wfng, 1M til. LOTs 100 ll 110 CIII Geaile& 44f.tm, IIH alter I p.m. IIU Warllller. COD be usad In 'We are lltdldon. llllb lbulot Qoeet Road. home, clmeb, Jd8ltl du1i « lit I 1 for llolpolllt Appu-, AJI. MOiiU 110111! IOllSO. NIIUrll STili\I!O, AM I'M, rodlo, I reslaarant. WID saerlllce. See ltlD &:lite. Ill 1M If Mia r. pu lull ~ "'""" aulonltlle ehlnpr, at Green Gables, 81. Rt. 7. sJI D. Mlllll ~ ·. - · - . . .... . . I } Wlbltil. - · · model Will ~ LOW, LOW, P1UCI!i8 t11 JrD. Pe•W It . . llld nlrl&eralor. AD aer'llkie. lor flU~ or inoi.IJt. ~. Rice ltlttl Qlrblll Jl'ltr. utlllllel lunllsbf;d. Ph.~~ 17 jla;j_,.., C11J 441-1•• liliaN. • • ~' -SIU HOllliR ~ ROO.al.and BATJI. . . ~ Jiii:• t~~n• '· 30GAL. Plwttla'. bealer, $15. .· , , • .ai4-1f 70.01111 B.T.U,, . , . . bealrQ~. tliO.... ateVJ, .St. Irani., 1111· 11 lllllt!el' ftlll. I'll~· Iller 8 P·~ . lilt -~"U» ~ ·!i·~~A~.~f~ -u.t .... Tblrd A - GeDipoJ!o llll Zl'G ZAG - Pwlable. - - ~. Doeo ,..,. wltlloul altadlmentl. {OVer eul, .W., l!llbl !Jul. !Gilbo!•. CI11 baltcal,) Itt (IGOd caltd. .... per moalh or lull F.tee ~ f".JI flll' flee bome tieD., call ITUIII. Ill-If ~ . room ll'ftlllll DOORS • 1IDIDOIII Awalnp, arporll, ralllap lAw Brolben Plbdl 2oe MIDDLE,AGE lady to do bebyslljlnS. Ph. . «t471M afla' ~:iO. . liN ,.' BBIGB UviDtl ... I'lL-..., __.,--- 8for~1.00 HelpWim.cl . . I'll- lillie Ill aeo1lenl eaadiiiCIII. MANYUSIS ' ~..'JI!Itt BDI SldoD. Cbar- i 60 RamMer 4 dr·----------$100 · ' eyl auto. Iran& $3,195. a,., Radio&: Heater, w-s-w tires. Saarp. 500 4 Dr., A eyl,, auto. 68 Pontiac I PC. u~ Offset Pl•tes II 19 " 0 6 Nibert (I<) lla111,1 (3c) ~0 ~ Rawsott (1<) o 'a Clllloo (le) POls Receiving Jac:kaoo, 5.00; Rll!ls, 1-8; lla!'Da, 1-10; Rice, 2-15; Blah!, 1-l.l. ft. All aombiDed I'm f·'IID. . ,slitets ~ ' ~ (5<:) PorS.Ie Real Edlte For Sele Reel&t1tefor Sale DlUWMG JMCidne, tOo4 1110- . ....:__ _ _....,;~------...... tat llld drlllllll bill ltlttl be1o ':" ·Alu,ln.tm 2- & wpeed Dr. & IUIDe (12c) 1- ,.• ..,. tires. Sharp, ' 31J'' X 23n X~~-~~·· 7 0 Nol'thul) (2e) LOGAN - Quarterback Bob Johnston scored both Lopn tnuchd ...ns Friday ntpt In tng tile Chieftains to a IW >ictory over the l'ls!Uog Hilliard 64 Ford 66 Falrlane GT._!~~~.!.5.:.~.:_$1995 2 11. T,, 390 Eng., irona., l!odlo - r . 8 cyl, Ind. ' < The Suceess Of Want Ads • • • They Work All The Time! for Sale1 ,, 0' 0 · 0 0 0 0 30 25 5$ Yardale Logan Wins 63 Buick > ,. 1ve8 Flmtblos loll Fwnbleo 11ae. Peualtles ALL OUT SALE. ',-,t ',, ~ Tlnies'Sen!i.leJ; sundli~ ~ber 11, . ' . . •J i¥ Point Plallllil LeSab<e 4 dr, Sedan. Owllecl 1>1- of our mechanlco. PS., PB" AT. We aloo ha.. 1 2 dr, liard Top extra sharp f« $1195.0(1. · I"-"' . llaui• 1-l.l. 17 pla,ys with Jolmatcft rlmlllilll the anal lilroo yard; to Plldirt. He then peolled to l1eQuabv end fran Clarkston, Ga., waa for the IW<>i>alnt converolon ltd elected captain of the offensive a 1W lead with twolllbutes rellnem.erL He caught 12 passes WIIdeats. malnlrw. lor 128 yards In 1967, ID upphw tbelr oeaiOD lllll'k The Fronkllu CCornQ' team took A junior quarterback from Babson Park, F1a., Marston ia the a D-0 leed In the oe<ond period to 1-1, Lopn netted 13 111'11 when Jim Adamo gall..,..! 14 dorms, 189 yardo rusldng, 1111 neW Clj)taiO o( the offensive backfield. Last season Marston cOJnoo yards for a touclidotm with 8:33 hit lilree of nino panes for 16 yard a. The Wildcats hid 12 111'11 pleted 39 of 79 passes, includ- ohCMing on tile cloek. Juat over ·rour minute• later, downs, 187 yards raabUW. aDi Ing four touchdowns. He will also handle most ol the Eagles• hallback Dana Baougher returJ>. showed two of eight pa1011 ..,.. ed a WUdcat punt 81 yards to pleled for julll7 yardL, · punting. Chrlck Lowe led tho . Lopn Wamsley, a 200-pound junlOI" oet "' the fll'at Lopn toueblinebacker who was converte(f down, a oliO yard quarterback bell corrlero with 93 yards In from center, was elected captain sneak 1>1 Jolmaton at the 4:00 25 carries whlle Jim Adams tq>. of the d~fensl ve line In a runo« mark to tie tho eonteot a 6-6 at pad the losera with 157 yards ill 26 trleiJ. alecUoo with tackle Jim Fisher, halfllme. Lopn's tt1nnt111 touchdotln Sc:or0 1>1 Qllll'ter~• Wam.sle)' was an AU-state center 0 8 0 .0<- 8 and lineback•• atGallla Academy came In the !lnil otanza when Hilliard tile Clllels marched 50 yards Ill"' Lopn o 6 o 8- I' High School, Galltpolla, ' ' ' ' !' The men who wUI be p~ng In each onlt elected a eil>taln for their unlL For example, Wesley was elected by the defensive backs and Hicks waa elected by the o«enslve ll!le. THE DEALS ARE HOT THE CARS ARE COOL. By~ers: York's Oash,y Jerry Polley was pracUcally a one-man gang Friday night as he led his Buckeye GET THE BEST DEAL YET DURING OUR '68 C11EYY CLEAUNCE SALE. ONLY AfEW DAYS LEfT. We're clearing ~~ inventory of '68 6 . · placluneat). · _Exlft l'loJilt:, ~ Ill Halt Seo. ilaU Total ~ Marauder• !rival tO Nttl- 11•-) (pio!'llmeet), · · itt 1lo1tnl 8 ~ .17 mWe..York toopenSEOALplll)' Melp Scorliw - Taudrclown: Yardi. rush. 145 $1 21S thlo F:rldo,y night. Johl1 Smith (6,. l'IUI), Yard& 1!011. 15 81 9f Tho atart1ng line-up for Melgo ~ Yards 160 Itt iiOII' olfense wao as follotts:JooKloeo MEIGS STATISTICS · Pass· Ali. 7 15 ~ and Au!~ tndl; Jim SWatzal snd Ill Half See. Half TOtal POls Comp, 3 ·B .11 Barr, tacldea; Jim crow and 11t clowno 2 7 9 PUs 1111. 0 0 I IMax Wblftatci, l!I!Ordl; Harry Yards IIUoh. 31 7$ 1o6 Ptmto 3-82 0 3-82 · Dublin 22 Plain Clcy 8 ,. , p..,!evUle 26 Teays Va!IQ 6 Lancuter 21 Cola. Marion Franklin 18 Northridge 12 Gran•ille 0 Lorain Admiral King 6 Lima Sen. Valley 72 Minford 22 · Cols. Watterson 13 Cols. Linden 0 ' ported ..mos. ,,. Welt JeO'erJOD 32 Mltflln 6 Lakewood 14 Utica It (tiel lor 0 Portsmouth 56 Ironton 14 New Boston 12 Portsmouth West sw.ltY \ ,, Slawter bcllh ,illtrei;act lnjnioo In Pet,~' McDermitt), .;\ · the. outiog, but··,ilolther . was re· Flel4 ~~ · Mille llawlon (24, · dash .in 9.7 secorxls. Another thre&oyear Iettennan, Paul Hicks, a 210iJOUnd tight SEOAL play against Ironton's winless Tigers. lead. In the final half, the Hocketo tallied two more six.potnters to win going away. End John Betbel tallied once -·~ . ' l r 1'·-, Cambridge 42 Coshocton 6 Franklin Heights 2t Grove Clll' 0 Lancaster Fenwick 12 C&rroll Mt. Sterling ~8 Paint Valley 0 12 (tle) Delaware 27 Marysville 0 Watkins Memorial 21 Ucldng Upper Arlington 70 Columbus Valley 0 . South 0 Second Football Win Perdue accounted Cor tour of the Wellstonlanstivetouchdowns, I"UJD'ling for two and passing for two, It lett the charges of Bob . ... ' Ther~"s. No .Vaeation,for . . ~ .• High School Results rerdue ~ds . [, BILL WAMSLEY The , man from Savannah, GL, was elected captain of the defensive backfield. A 18~nd nfell', Wesley averaged 3.5 yards per carr.v last year as an offensive hallback. He nms the IOO.yard len (4 ruli) and Fisher (84 kickoil return) PAT - Wahama - BUYS I MOREHEAD, KY.- LeonWes-, ley, Pau1 Hicks, BUI Marston, and BIIIWamsleyhavebeenelect~ ed captains ot the Morehead state University football team. Wesley, a three-year letter- 0 16 0 14 - 30 0 8 0 6 - 14 SCORING - Wahama - Clark (5 run and I run); Field (19 run); Gillespie (45 pass !rom Howard); Kyger Creek - Quil- ton6 ' • Morehead Tri-Captain Wahama Kyger Creek Newark 28 Cols. Central 22 11 - ·, Bill Wamsley Named Dave Gillespie, 170 junior, went over the last white stripe after taking a 45-yard pass from Howard. The PAT waa no good. It was Wahama 30-14. Fairfield Union 40 New Albany 6 Canal Winchester 14 Pickering- .\., llflll(neered a drive that crossed .itdrle!d for the Oral dme and earrled clown to the 24 bol:o"'' It apoltered out. rauder territory before he was Soon thereafter, Delilla Au1t hauled clown on tile 25 after a Intercepted a Big Blacks paso ' 38 yard retum. on the 37 and retumed .the ball Quarterback Eddie McDermitt to the 42 to touch off Meigs' looe lmrnecllately hit Dirk Jackson seorlng march. with a look-In pass to the foor With Werry paning and Elbert yard line and Hamm crossed Ute Williams, John Smith IUid Damy goal Une on the next pla,y by go- Abbott biting off ahort yardage, Ing aroond the rlgbt end otMdlng tile Marauder a movedtoth~ Pvlnt up. The atlempt!or the extra point Pleasant 1 In 12 plays. Werry was blocked but the score was tried to JIO over a sneak but a now 22.0. penaliJo ael tile Marauders back Still, Meigs could not mme. to the sb<. ~ck Jeff Werry !wnbled Smith, however,tooktheballoo after the Marauders got the ball the next play and knl!ed off rllthl and Ed McDermitt picked lt up tackle to get the Mara11der~'on on the 15. the bosrd. Werry's """"eroloo McDermitt fired three passes paso failed. A llltle over four minutes r&o that !elllncomplets, but oofourth down he had a strike to Jackson malned tthen a briiJid now Point in the corner for the TD. T h e Pleasant backfield took over and kick was low and Point Pleasant this onlt marched to the Meigs came back up field ahead 28-U. 13 before time ran oul . Me(Js' Barr and Center Harry It was after this that Werry led 24-14. Wahama scored its final touchdown in the fourth period when Howard 3 (runs)j Kyger Creek I Foor pla,yo later, Barr had th pmt apln. '1'1111 dme he got otr a 34-yarder butJeas Hamm whirl· ed baek opfteld and cloep Into Ma· back, thrUICd Bobcat fans late in the game with an 84-yard run back of a Falcon kickofl'. The try for the PAT failed. Wahama - liump (run). I I, Falcons Rip Bobcats, 30-14 CHESHIRE - Coach G r a n t Barnette's Wahama White Falcans won their first football game ol the season Friday night at Kyger Creek as they downed the Bobcats of Coach Howard L e e . •fi<··· . · , ' I NEW LOCATION T11111D a ll'ATE lll'IIBITI Tr•de For Anything lfORSE traden get reacb' 2 Br., I blOek from lehool, U you're flint lturlad doa't eall; ca1110 tbo owner II rudy lo lrllde. Full )de P.fOO, New Listing Ul A., 5 rooms & batb, ~ ~ • frame home, nke .,... ment, new luntace, IIIII IClld this home bat new needl more aoreage for 1t11 ponies. BliLDINGSIT!S cmr, Kanaup, Rt. 1110, Rt. 7. Rt. If!. A1eo vaeant lllld. 'I'IIYJNG TO IIIIL! CAU. Ull Ja,llotp(IMil,lltM But Willa&, •• ,.,.. ""'"'"''· lit 2 BI!DROOM home. .. Gar- BY OWnER - I botlrwia, 1111 : fleltl An. Nice bome lor belbl, lint Boor utlllly - . ; eman famiiJ. Priced Ullller pmMied ldtebea, .... ; In appD"'"', 2 :IL i' ,: ...11110. *" r. : lull bnerrwn' l ear I* A,.tlment House patio. walldDj( ....... to IS RooMs - lltcludos a 4 room apt., ~ room a)lll, llld 1 oebool. Upper ....... . , ... sln81e 111011111. Uve In 1 room poll tuwd Pb. . . . . 11M apl. 1111 rent from reel tl. houae will pay lor II. WID aell BOUSI! - Ull Hilda Ddft. hlrvlew 8ahdlv., Rt. s. Nttlr or lrllde for ebeapor I*OJI& brlet home juot :' lad, (f. Prleed at $11,100, ..., lo IIIIo. • ... om.. Pll. 111111 - . Ill balba, 1*1- Jllllo Cltarlel M- Nell ...... eJad. lttJDt..lll . . . pr' • A. A. ._., Nltelt "' dlttpoUI arpel Ill a.IDC c.ter IllIllS lii s bedi«<D Drift. Rio Oraado. llld . . . CaD . a.rlltlttl IADitlr. uo.m GPHOl$TEIING ' ; : : L1lii . ..... •i I OIL HUTER : ltlttl ltaiJ, NICE 5 n10m house and bath, outhulldlup. 17U Cbalham Aft. Nl<e lol, price $11110. Ua1f .... be Pb. 81. SIU T\'10 i iPEWRii&RI .U Mad~. aew. nlt!ll1t llltl rentall. 81!8JtllllllII!!! ilmce Zlpdp. u;.u : .... : ced llr hell, I C11r ..... ! wllb .,......... tir. liiDt ... : caiiCID. Pll. til ... : 1110111 8••"""" '* . . FURNITUIE . ' �.. , ....... WA,.. AD INPOIMAT10N f ~-~ ' DIADLHfll DQ .,.,..... ............... .......,. ........ t i.M. : c... n..._ • c..-NCt'WihM_,...._.,, ......,.., O.y .. hMI...... . PIANO TUNING, Lane Danleis, call 192,550t · belon t a.m. 9-J.Nip IHULATIONI n.. tfWIIIIht'r ,....,..., tM rftlll .. ..,.., ,.IMtany ••,....... • .. IIMftenN... Tfle Jllltllll..._, will Mf .. ,..,....... tv..,. ........ ..,.,. lfiHn'Mt IMIIrflolt. Pw want •~ lerYIQ I nftfl W..-11 tne 1-rtt.• M1nhnu111 Cll•rt• Jk 11 dfttl ........rei tllrH ~ "*''· lt.f .... 11 c:IH'Ita " ' w~ fflelrtt..... .... 11 ,., nnl DlleouM c•-vt•... 1ft ,... . . Md Ml Nlcl within 11 diYI· CARD OP THANilf & 01-ITUAIY 11.11 .., Jt _,.. llllnlmO"'· 1•. . ForSIIe FVRNilllfED nRSI' flooJ' .. room apartment. Adults CIIIIJ, 2U South P11111, Middleport. Phone 911.1435. f.U-Ife P'OR TRADE-Cub for antiques. WWiam Hamm, lllld- THREE ROOM HOUliB, bath, dleport. S.ll-38tp on Nye Ave., p1tone 18U1511. f.l5«c WILL DO aewlng at home dppero, pockets, pegging, 2 BEDROOM Apartment In hemming. alterations, ole. Middleport, Newly d...,.ated, Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Muon, Pbooe !I9MI88 weekdays, Phone 'm-5651. 4-!0-tfe 9-15«c --- ....., tc. ILtND ADI AHH .....I 'lk Clll•rwe ,., MMr• S'I'I!:REO. 1Eiriy stereo, radio combln~l{on. . •'. epoed automatic changer. Walnut eonaole model. WID sacrifice lor $'111.!2 or monthly . payments. Call 912-ml. II-lute flllton. --- --- eso WANTED I eso; .-m. ""•"•"cl ss.oo PER TON " 'Mfl Wheel Alignment 614-992-2181 5.55 (Hot /1, Drive-Thru) I ' aCout Cos• No. 13,612 PH. 99Wlf3 IIIACIIINES, NJ111r aentce, an !Ubi. WY s. 'nte S, Fabric Shop, J'am. Real Estlfe For S.le 3. Att•nclant an dut)' iiours Open: porehea, M-F - - - - - - - - - -II to 6 Sat. - - - - - - - - - - -9 to 7 S.n. - - • - - - - - - - 11 to .6 au lumaee, lmmed. LOCAL REPoRTS DAILY ... ' ..... ,_, .... IJ W.-a'•Polstoi'VWW ~:10 .' . , ....... .. 1:00 . II FOIIIIball Hl&tl]lchll IHQI:Word ·-........ 11RP.Re-.:~ SIX KNIFE com chopper $2110. pickup hay baler $410. Pbollo Mll-2783. ..IUtp ::.:"= :r ,;:.•r s ~ SifWlaiJIIIIII.blil T<llll and! Jim' 10 HOLSTEIN heUen; ltillla !lois laB. Jolm J. Role, Long Bottom, Ohio, Phone IH!I-21111. t.lUtc WOMAN'S WIN'I'ER eoat. bM"1 ntealer, plnidDg shem. AU Ill line shape. Margaret Bailey, Pbolle lfll DIS. ll-11.1tc l"'UR ROOM HOUSE, bath, aD couvenlehces, 21 Cave Street, Pomeroy. Conlact Bob 1!/utman, phone 911!-M90 or Chester 915-3558. 11-lwtp FACTORY CLOSEOUT, Ita lamOUB brand atereo. lovely walnut llnlsh. '11ois let h11 big automatic changer, AM A FM radio. This aet aokl much higber now. WID aeO ICB' $1411.45, or $5 per montl1. 'l'rv H In your"""'"· !'a'l ~'2 28.1~. 9-l5-6tcp t-1J.It~ w- UP IUY DR TIIDniDW MllUmlhlliiDalt.r . Hudl: nnn 6 LaNI• ----·......................... .. -· "' ..... ,..,.. . ., 63 Chemlet •.• $699 Ov,.. , .... nllh ........,. Yl, ltii$11N. ........ ' 62 CheYJ II ... $699 ............... .,...,. ..... - · ... .... .65 .Comir •••• $1395 WRTiliS breeding aemce a1 11 tllflereat llreedl, cattle ttlr- .._o.,.,, L- .-...... • • • da4r vlllyt 1111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • or f bnedl of goat badttl, 1. "" ....... wltlt ..,,., .,.. ••, ...... br calling J'8lter 1112 - . J'o. IIIINI' or ..,. ., Ooolvllle. •••• c. e. ........ AWtJJIII&i .. ...... ·- .• .--- I ......, II • ..... ••..,.., ..,. '""' fllllth • I tic -·- atlatt. __.._. atloa, lfelr lii'IDII. ..,...,.- J~ . •.....~ ~ 1 • .... IIBADY • 1111 a . • ~ rljJbl Ill .;- hal. ad I tic • I ~ Owol..1~. . ...,... deiiY- A ~ ~ .>~~~~: .: ··• IIt-•.;.>. .. '.,...,., . · '· .•, ,up '· '·... .......... . . 'liS AT I ' -~ ~*~ "" PjMEJOY ·J,: · Pit. OMo, .. " . · •• ·.~· IIIOTORS . BUDGI!'I' PRIC* t,I X =· ,._ .n,m. j•Ill - llllrd' lioar- • Bder hallat\i! p.pt r i ' ~ (~.. ' ..· ,, 1 ' : -..~" ¥<1"/l 301•111 a·, ',,.;.. o,.....t-1"111 'f. • ·· ~ .';lliiilll;iii>·;;a..- TH I 3 llld DQ Nnl Plriur. a llmderl 11:00 nr.em 1:3(1 3 Nn1, W.-thlr,"*''- . 8 CC~ltll NIWI 3 lAt': Make A DMI I At tht World 'hanul 13 . Jt'• Hlppt.Jibw: 13 N.... w..u.r. 5pc1rt1 11:20 8 M"" 2:110 D&J• af Our U\'lltl I LIM t1 a stlendor'ti6 c.Jdral Thllll 11:30 3.......,.,_ rt.wlptod GAmll 8 lt.1 the World TurDI u.wem. 13 II' I 2:110 3 0111 oro... 1:11 \ ~Doctcn 13 Dram lbl~e 1:30 3 Let'• MIM A DMI ... 8 l.o¥1 11 13 JOI)' 81. . 2:10 OblAnav Slow .lllekUI a NewiJ'ndi u,.. !tllondored 'llliqj: Gune 8 Glli4ll$ 8:00 BIIWM Spl\11 -..... 313 """""' The Newb'wtld Game 8:311 3 111e Gbotlt ard Wr1. 8 My 'J'hrM SonJ 13 Lawr.-.c~~ Welk . 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' .• -- ' IS 7:00 3 PIIIUr Wqoner fllntttonu 3 8 13 3 Sllwbtl Olrllnll 8 Movie l) l II Jaey Bblql ShoW fJchl t .:AII' ., .... ·--.... ....... I ,.,.._WorM. . . ' 11 o-sl'-1111 I Y•Doa't• ·11 O..W.WUWI ~ . .. . 1 ... , ~~ .. ,,.j I 0 .... "'" Kr.~ . .,. . . . . .. ,,....,_ 8 .... n. I Con <XIb RlfWt Bible Anntn PaUtn 1m IHJt . ~· · ... ~ Ul KuiDoJI Kanltlll .O..DMIN 8 ~II KaJIIanO I E'.dllolfU&M 11 llkHilf'• NllV)' lO:Dt ....,. ,.....,.,_ ... 3 You Dml't.l!ll¥ 7:111 I Sh!WJetllnSIIOW 1:1 ~1\MS.. I a I ~" " 1101 AllrJt!Mir Warld S.crtlSionD - SncrtJ...... ,. 'I ' ·'' .•II ** 0.. UfltD Lhe t:OO ' ..,, '*'- ......,_ ll .... Allin ~· Guu."elllllll 11 Dirt! !lliiiiiiM• I ·-· .. .. _...... 1S ~· Tn1t1 oroc-•-'"'" ~ • Nen.Pl~ a CWitJ. *"'• etatnJ .... a .... c.e ,,,.. &IIIia Gr.)' 'niiiUUAnP~W• 1: ODIIIkliport ,,....,,_ 7:10 ... a.. I $1MPJ Jfllln 13 , _ , . . . . . . . . , ... ."""""a I AlloU'Itr W.-ld 8 S.Cnt StllnD 11 ..... ~ ... ....... Boclltal S You. 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Brookbll.. - Darree lle- :a, "Bilc:hlt"' - ard 8w'toa. .... 0"- HD" - Dllb Hcp, Tva· ... w... 11:20 - s. "01111! Rdlllrt a. 1UESDAY 3, ''Sumlner Lon'' Jlllln suao, JW st. ..... t:oo - .a, - ~· Mlll:hlm. .,.._. ...,. 9:00 - a, "Hawlil n .. - a• - J•clt Lcnl 11:20 "OCIU!Mr ~· - PN llunl. alupldta 11:20 - S. "~ Gran" - Rod Cimmino Cllll'cy 7:10 - 8, "W•emri thl R-.rt 'hr-- . :; ·: •••' woa-.n'' - mord, r.rr)' Andl>r• s "" Ul.., ,..__._ ..~) • I .. QiW-.:!7 u,u CBS_., 11 1:00 . WalWr Cronkite 7:00 j .,.,.,, ~ ll.a ,.....,. ......~. .. ,, ,, t:IO 13 N.Y.P.O. 10 ... S Mki-IJI1 N.WI Plctun a Jackie Ollllrwar ShoW 13 HouM , • Sallreh for n.ncnu.r ts 'ITalurt ltle Maraill World '"" S HwtleJ • Brtllldey Report I ftii.WIIIIw..t 64 Con* ...... Stf5 ~·'q,"""'"-· ~· , 8 Gul4ii'W Lllhl :s ·- . 8 Goad Ce!Ual . "!! - Clleo..U"'' ..... On l'lie Cojr . '7: p 12:15 13 •· ' ...... 9:30 S TOP C.t R WackY Racu 11 G11Ull.,..r 10:00 1:1 Bewllehed 9:00 ~Gulli 6::MI 13 Cow~ in Alrica I.Hot•rl• • '1'llul ·' ' ROY ARMS. p..ololent . '' . ..01 LOIJkS, ,_,.,,. . · ' .p IIIUNIIIIAMnn 3 13 BMrlkhMI JIISO 3 JiffY 1Awl• 8 CIIDIIIU'OII strlll CRO~SWORD ),, ... :, ,l . . . . ...... " " . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . ·, ·- n:JO lt'I'IM••T1del . I: dO &:00 13 DM1JIIGUM ." "... ac~faD" curt nNDY IIUCI'" • ._,,. IIIUDIII'-. . . 11 Mftt- blttJI&BM 8 Love ol Ltfa 3 ·- (onpquenct~l .. -. tl.,.., W --~ ..... I ·,' All! roJIDITlOIIIl'l JIIM&Ir- ....... - . . ... ....... . .' •• • \,• ...,... U1l!l 11111 Gila•• searciii'Dr TanulrnM 13 TreullH IIIIi 11101 I Nlwlo W_._$0rb I Clflill Haft C4Gil'll ·u 1:~ c.on..e Bolol Forel&n Legialll'l'll Rolld· Runner 38 13 C.qwr C&rtOOn 8 (iilUpn'•l.rud 11 Dark !llldOII'& 1 ltn.IA!d . . . . . . . tltM ..... ... .,... ....... ......... -· I,_,_,, ....., ~ ,.~....,·. •\ ~~ '. eJWe ~ ... , II GuriiQII'I GoriUU I LoWI ~Ut. lJ Bewltcbad U:ll '8 11:00 3 PtriOIIIII.t.Y B And)' of Ml)-bem 11:30 Dll:llrl 8 .............. ''" a 5:10 3 G.E. 9:00 lJ MHl'GrU!In :1 The Hnllfwood SQUii'es · 8 Dtdl van Drill . .. Wide World of~ 13 Mctu.le'a NllV) 1:1 ''" 8 Cllrital New• Dick C.-..t.t !i:OO 3 C&JT111lliP .. thll " " " _... B Wre•d•ns 8:30 I Ml- wl.. ...... ..,..; ~,,., trt... .. bida. ar .. Prill ... $MISE AISIII ... . . 1,1 aCre t1rt Fnal E. Wtllldl'l, W.D. ... 13 I .... . , _ 8 Be..rb HlllbiUlu 3M- ,,_ -=n-tN.aw IS_,. s B I Low ~ey '. . ..- .. - ·• '11:111 ;J . . . . . Nel,nbor• 8:00 3 rooeye & Pah 8 Go-Qo Gollh~a ·-· . II 7:-15 8 Bull BLIIIey .(a Truth or 4:45 Collep Football TodQ 13 13 ~ '~" a ~ltntion T:OO -· :1 Applllllddan Pri,JtnU IZ:tiO 8 Cllltaln~ &:10 I Edtt ol N!tht 3:00 Blleball 7:00 11 One ure to Lhe 000 J l(r, eutuon ll Skive Allen '•• W · ........_ ..,..._ . .~. , . . . , ....... - ' 11111 ;. ..., lllll! 65 Chevelle ••• $1595 c..n........ llrler, .... - _ ... d.-.... • •lq ..... IWMMI ._ .,... ....-..;::~_ I 11:10 s Holb'woo' S~Luue• W1U DGuiSu Shuw ""' capilli News eemn1 11 Merv Griftln I: :SO PIH'eocalJt,y s 1:1 Snail World 8 8 AndJ~~ITf t:OO 10t00 S Hundty.Brlnlda,)l Rlpoct I WlllltrCronklt. s.aJ.l W«'Jd 65 fonl , , , ,..., ;...·$,..... 1595... "-· a' I ... oleo .......:...... .....i!t. C etttl ........ " ll." ~cl~ ta ..-.aw~nm . F.OR SALfl Ra...,., 65 6MC ~ $1195 ~ . JllbW~J..._. Alooclattoa rl&ht to .roJaol .. 0 An- U, I~BSIU P.M. lllthep. . . eb.l:e at aU bidders, m . . . . . .. • and olllclalo olMolca Co. ~ ' & Gama Alaocfa'· 11-Pt, .......a.. ......... kyL ...... Prtc.l . . . . _ ..... ...., luslneaa ServiCII ~. 1610 LA ,.., the Hcmer GcePOlll p...P, 1 8 •Jilt,lka - lake, 6 """"' of ~· TO be oold by allied bids, All ·bida to be loft II tile DivltWarner lnaunnea olllcii: Court St., POIIIel'OJI. ' ·' Bldo will be ·q.elllll Oo:toliW', ......,. ' ' . . . . . . . . . . at 4-DMt ...... &..I ......... . . . tl~ • ,,., ~ -Jlrr ........._. ·..·-.......... .. .• I ·........ I 8:00 11 1W'toaD Kanhal 3 SMp Jlll&JDnnl. 6:8D ConeenlN.tioa ~~nUb' Hillblll ... I SlMD Jalbra :lloW 13 GIOI')' lbd 1:1 McHal.. • Navr NewaPl~ 3 lii::SO n. Llvblc Word 7:10 IS Dull 91ild0WI 11:00 8 BullnStniMIII 2 81'1y. A~JpMumeteJy 66 Cbeftlle ... $1995 59 RIN!er ..... $295 ............................... ..., -:::.:: Foodalll I 11r "' ·On ...... C..,. LMII - 1 Btx i k> rur~· I sa· • MEIGS COUNTY FISH ANDrE CARS · RawenswiHHI, W. V._ :1 3 John'• Almantc 8 Cartoollll I....,, 0.'7" Goliath IS 6:31t 8 TV Clauroom S Yau Don't SlY 7tU Sir. 8 Ftill&ltOCitl 11 Dlek cawu 1:10 13 · - 1a t~O llliOO 8 7:00 3 Mr. C'iarbul IS stava AIIP t 1SD s lilt. Cartaan 5:011 3 Pen')' Ma1011 3 GUUpa'llllMIII 13 Trulll or oor·--paao .. lllpwl ... .a Anathar Workl 8 s.c:nt Storm lJ c..nera1 Hoeiml 3:M 3 Totla)' ShoW 13 OIW Ufl to lJw s.p J\llllpll.nl s I Wlk Dli1111 8 Gamla Ban • ..... 3 You Don't '1J ....,. S:.U World ,,., a .......... 8 Edp of Nl&ht ' 3 corn em lJ GIIWral Holpltal 3:31 acaown~ ~Flrltc.otv)' f!h45 8 Slent Storm 13 M.i:Halll'l Nlltq I TWiu,tlt ZCIM "'IIS'.,,t . w. ... c...., • - .. · - c"" -. ur "' ,., • .. LEGAL NOTICE FOR DIE OF THESE LOW • MILUIE UTE· MODEL 0.11 ISiD ,,....,,, ....u.. 1 .... I Tadw.dl ...o _l lh. 3 I n. Billa Amrera 11, Olld!W Game S:OO 3 AoolherWorld 7:30 sa...,. JeU.n ShcM Ern11t 'Nib SIIOW 8:00 Kartoon Kunhlll 9:110 Dl1ktl Dclu&tM ShoW ~ II OUt.- Ualllll I II Uc MOVE ... h ..r 1.-f't r.;. ~ , , . _. . _._... , 110 _ • *¥J 11:311 I Guhlrw Li&llt 3 ,.,., 1$ Naw Taatam•n& 1'1 ..... I •J::' "' .. -: f. ~":: :::-~":. 'i!V"""' .-.. 'l'lil r ts ...._ .r ...-i C,:,. AU'roiiOIIILE ~~a -Dad! Loll :roar opent. on lk!ialiT Clll M111111. 9:30AM. 1360 :"'~· WMOV 3 corn Cob Rcfot1 7:00 11 11 lkHII• 1:16 U 0tr 10 s. 1M Wlurd ..... u 11 r. ..... I nsuraiiCII -- Mon. thru Fri. "IIIIIUII,.d 8 II Wl'tldblc 4:00 ''" ''" I Pt.... a-cine ..., , Ohio. Pbo ne e•• wiiiU, ,c. c. Bradford, AUetlaneer. A. c. Bradford, llfP', Galll!>oilo, Ohlo LtsTEN TO 20th CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR Judo• sf ••14 County PrMaM 6:4!1 ''" ,, ... I NFLF....U II AIHi'b !bp lJ Go-~. --- t-twte JOHN W. HOWELL 1:3$ 8 'nle Btble Annren I 8 'lDiiaflt 18 O;Ml&r')' CIM.Irth HOBSTETTER REALTY USED CONN Trumprl, Pllone Mll-2181. 9-~ 324 SOconl AVL Across Crun the Pork Fold ~d Place ~ear Your Television set for Convenient Reference • AND • For the Edlre Famlly AJ •an lll!:l.iN _. SHOES FOI FALL & WllllEI Weekly .Guide To Better TV Viewing presents .. 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. Lunch served by church. Not AIIOCU.TIS retJponsible I<Jr lllcldenla. SYJIA~ Bradford Auetion Company, For · Prollo" Jude• ohol .. Coullty AUCI'ION: I RAvE aoJd 111J farm and wili sell the fallow- IIEMLOCK GRCWE - I llory . lng personal property it my · frame, barn, llllall bniJdlng;, · drilled well, Ul ll!l'el. $1410. residence located 0110 mile 74Z-41:!6. 9-IU!p down baiiiiCI like rent, Tolal · weot of Chester, Oblo .., price $1,1011.00. Cotmty Huad 25 off of State WARM MORNING mal heater I IIEDliOOM IIOtJBI!: .... ' Route 7 (Watch I<Jr sale arwltlo circUlating fan. New Jlol. RENT. rows), Saturday, Sept. 21, land manure spceader, like HENRY a.BlAND 1988, 10:30 a.m. - Fr1sklalre new. Phone 1192-2!18; alter 5 . Olfke refrlgerat<Jr, electric oven, phone llft.6821. ~IB-3tc liM.- . . ., dlahea, towels, rinse luba, f.lWtC ~:30 P~M. grUI, two live piece dinette \ SIXTY-FOUR ACRES, four millt\l, Sllvertone TV, CUJ'Ialnl, .. north of Rutland, plenty of throw rugs, clothes hamper, l<eeping Meig, garden, six-seven room houle 1112 rug. wall telephone, quD~ with foor cloaets, outalde cel1ng frames, Ironing board, Gallic and lar. $5000. Twenty percent Maytag waaber (W!'Inger), down, balance land ~ontract. Mason Area coffee table. utnlty cart, au- G!Xt. BOWI&l I$R,: ·~ phone 742-4642. f.l3-!tc tomaHe wasber, dell<. rocbr, POMEROY _ . a.w•u11 Bodld· lnfo~med ·As dresser, lour beds, parch tng 10 x 80, ldeali<B' dll<aoml 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, 4 dr. Well As lwlng,chdreuer and vanli)', atore. Only .-,100.00 hardtop, 283 standard shill. lawn airs, elder barrels GENI:BAL 8I'ORB - Servlee Needs emauat pipes and ra(!), stone jujJ, creani aepStatloo 111!1 T I'OQDI bouse Entertained diator. Call 361-'13'19 Cheshire. tor, electric drill, bench vile. willl bath. Stoclc lllclttdad In 9-!Wip bench grinder, 'II bp motor, oaJe... -~.II 4 X I loot plctun ~· ii' I OOit:. FARM - 1111 .~. t '. PLANET JUNIOR jrac!Dr I'll g~us door, one lot.~.•. l::ibllltiS, 11J011 iillfle, ·:r /:1 LEGAL Nqflt:l;:1;-,·1,-, RP llt1tl -chmdtta. owa. Many o1her artlcleo too free _... ' · I 111 aad · -minerChester 1185-3978 after 5 p.m. numerouB to mention. Terms, all • 111111 w111 ~ ·, alllcild .a u. .._ 9-ll-3tp caah. Owner, W. E: Brown. VIJUliL TUro11D ~.o\.11., ....::;.. t'OUR S'IEERS, weighing between 450 and 500 Jba RaJland Searles, Rutland. Phone lUI" Your Hiackprten DstH thl• 27th tloy of Autuat 1961 JOHN W. HOWELL INFORMATION NEWS monthly payments. Tolalll'lce $1,000.00. PuWic Sele ForW. WMPO late P"Suslon. .,001.00. IIYRACVIIE - 2 lktry trame, I baths, 4 bedrooms, level lol, tsOO.OO ,down balall<e on or• .... ...... s. · .. "S.r\liq&: )'OU since CompKIIIbuta, Choater,onSept. 27, 28, and19, Faithful lel'Vlce awards were l!l'lsonted to Carl Noble and Roy Garmor, cuotoctlans at 1<1ser t• fit~ . U.lr cl•illlll with •aid fidiiCIOI)' wlthh1 four .. nth• . O...d lhla ,271h do)' of Auguet 1968 Credit..-1 a e. 1111 - . lor the amual fall comparee, to be -clad at within four •ntM. H. W'odllloll of P1ttlot Star Rout•, Golllpolle, Ohl•, .!-• ...n dul-, •P" pelntM odMinltt'otrb· of th. h· ,... sf Ly•ho lunca (olio Lillo B~~net) """•d, Iota of Acf1Uton T.,p,, G.lll• Coulll)', Ohio. · "· O'IIIUBN a CROW eroy. Authorllled 8ln8er Salea REALTY COMPANY . and SeMeo. · We 8barpea POIOIROY I lllory !rime, 2 Sclaon. ......., bedrooms, .bath, basement, mcilte tor ehlne !tt111t of L~lo lunc. (olta Ll•o Bunca, DeceotM. Notl..- 11 Mrftr· tl.,.n thot Dora DiAhia - ~ AND IIBA'l'lNG RtAf111'1_,,... t•· at ••• ., 0 1'11. . . .. 1ft tr l'litiwo~. 0 . . E. . . . 13~661 htllle of C'*M• W.. Jotllnn, tkt C, W, J.ck•on, 0.CMNii. NoiiA I• ._..; tl"'" thOt R.tt.. st.IIM of'33 $, H..-rltOft St., Pl"t~ bur1, Po. h.et bHfl .lui, appelnt•d ~x.evtrl• of tM Ettlltt of Charlet W. Jaclt.. n, tO C, W. J_k .. n, tlecMMii, lilt• ol lltlwtll, Gallla c...,..,., Olllo. J Cre.llte.t sro requlrft tO file theh clohnt with ••1.1 fltluclorJ' This and''llfllt - MaiiXI Dllllrlct ollldall dlacuued • ftliM" for 1~ U... ,. ~· maotlnB at 1<1· pr Creek IIIII> Sc- Thoroc1oJo ..oalng. Tho event lo beln8 pt.med lor Oct. u. .In othol" Dllltera, the tP'OUP uaclloot SEWING 1. R•main In porked c:ar 2 . 5p4'GY•d wllh warm •OCIP and th.n o high ptn•ut• rinse of soft waf•r fa Middleport, 0. ,! -alii' ....,__,., . ieM• •u... ...,. DoiiiB' , c. •• &. Business Services 75~ IN MIMM FPORT ~. ~ ~. ' . :· ,'\ two Tlofri,y • ~Ia PomeroyHome & Autol ,. Automatic Cil lash · --- CONTAcr FAYE MA111Y , . ·...-...;· H""' ' J 1'111111· d -"'1r ••. -GUARANTEE.I)o., PHONE 992~2094 Try Our New --- CARRD WAHl II ' llJI&'liiiRE - ·M roll - ' ' ' ·. , . NOTICE OF •PPOINT~~N~ Call Pomeroy CAR WASH ---- , ' ,..;M--;-"~ ·.· ~A·- ·~, . ~PERT MASON ---- ~~ I .' 4, . THE ANNUAL homecoming of Peh For Sale the MI. Hermon U. B. Clmrcb SIX ROOM brlclt bome on 4tb ~CHNAIJZEJIS, Coctten, l'clod"111M"'· O,ICI HOUII wUI be held Sept. 15, 1988. St., New Raven. Price radue1.. and w..u.. 'White ScotIIH . ..... to J:H '·"'· DIIIV Service begins at 1:30 a.m., ed. Ranch style. three bedIIH UJI te U:tl NMn ..turf•'t ties'. alao brooding stoclt:. followed with a basket dinner rooms, garage, basement. Kennels, Coolville, at noon. Afternoon service be- Barkaroo C.rd Of Thanl<t Phone &28'11. f.tu!e 0 . 45'121. l-11-3111e gins at 1:30 p.m. The speakWE WISH to thank everyone er II Rev. Harold Ho!IDI!II, H A N DAY..,Id or sterted Logwho was so kind and helpful formerly of the Syracuae Na- AKC REGISTERED two year . to us during the illness and hom pullets. Bolh floor or old WlllTE male Gennan zarene. Special alnglng. J>ub. cage grown avaDable. Poulafter the death of our son, Shepherd dog. AKC registerUc welcome. ~1..5tp try housing and automation. Pfc. William L. Pickens. We ed one male and one fema1e Modem Poultry, Bot 181. Athespecially want to thank Rev. WlllTE Germ•n Sheoherd F,...land Norris, singers, Ew- liEVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. ens, Ohio. Phone 19S-'1811. pupo, phone Little Hocking 18, at the Hobson ChristtoD i•g Funeral Home, those sendf.15-ltc !1119-21S3. !1-111-Mc Union Church with Rev. Fred Ing floral offerings, food, and Sboctley aa evangelilt. Ev, . CIDlVY plelrup, Fleetalde, other eontrlbutions, and anyeryone cordially Invited. Pasone elae who helped In anyForS.Ie $11115, phone 119J.«!5f. tor O'Dell Manley. 9-111-ftc REGISTERED ¥. ARABIAN way. f.IHtc Mr. and Mrs. MARE, groeo broke, f300 11r HORSE, call Fremont Stevens, WILL DO PAINTING, plumbing, Elmer Pickens and will trade, phone IJ9U79.l. 7C-441'1. 9-IS-3tc carpenter and electric wort Family. !1-1S.llp 9-15-llp by contract or by hour. Pbooe Cheshire 367-7652. f.l.l21p 16 FOOT WEAVER SKIFF, 7* ~LIJMJNUM STORM DOOR, I WISH to thank everyone for glass and !ICI'een, 55*" wide lhe gifts and cards sent me hp outboanl Jobnaon motor, 78" high, good condition. $15. WE THE congregation of the and all the kindness shown $125, phone 247-2338. !I-IS-3tc Guy Bing. phone 9ft.6893. Bradford Church of Chrlot me during my recent illness wish io thank all those who SMALL FARM, 17 acrea, 6 room 9-15-3tc and confinement to Holzer helped In any way to ImHospital. house, bath, gaa heat, on new mUNTY FAm demonstrator, 19611 •lg 20g sewing machine IloMa Hauck !1-IS.ltp . prove the parking laciiiUes at water system, new shingle our church and the night wted at county lair. This maroof and aluminum siding, llght far the cemetery. chine will do fancy work. good garage and barn, klcalf.,r Sale or Trade Members of the make but!A>nholes. darn •nol ed one mile from Bashan, 4 !Me COMET, I cylinder, autoBradford Church monogram, this machine aold milea from Chester, Ohio on maUc, two door; 196'1 Cbrya9-15-ltp of Christ. lor $109.50 now $44 or S5 per good blac!< top road. Phone ler New Yorker, air condimonth, try II In your bome, 941-3116. ~~-~ tioned, power brakes, steercan 1192-2836. !l-15-6tc Help W1nted Ing and windows, 4 door oeCAR HOPS, apply lD pe.- at FALL CLEARANCE ON AWMd~n; 1111!:1 Volkswagen; 1884 crow·s steak House, J>ome. INIIIII FISHING BOATS, 10, Cbeoy V-1, automatic; 196'1 ray, f*lfe 12. IJ '""' Kuo.,bury Boat POODLE PUPPIES, AKC To7 llluatang, t cylillder aufmn&. miniature, m and up. Stud Sales, on County Huad 18, He. Financing available. Ph. wvlce and JP'Oilllllni, Phou one mile west of Rt. 33, phone MALE OR FEMALE, M1 or ~7. after 5 phone m. 1192 5443. 11 I lfe 992-6256. !l-15-14te part Ume night or day, apply 57411. f.IO.Uc In penon BBF, Albenl, Oldo. f.l.l2tc IT'S terrUic the ·way we're oell- AKC Golden Rolrlever pupplea, 211 FOOT Pontoon House Boat, lng Blue Luotn! lor cleanlng at Alb St., Mldclleport. 18 bp Jolmson, $350. Or will H43. HS.uc rtlllS and upholstery. Rent trade. can m-24211. !1-111-Mc THE MASON County Action electric abampooer $1, Baker Group, Inc., Is seet!Dg appllcants lor a county director. Furniture. ~ KENNEBEC Potatoes, Chari.. female Help Wanted PorUand. 8-29-2llc College degree or offsetting j~ MONEY! r~~ ;... "'" .,.,~ 11118 PORTABLE, slightly 111011,. wort e•perlence lD pro!!1'81D faD and holiday business. does everytblng wlthoul 814 POTA'l'OES, WATERIIIELONS, and steff adminlstration. lnServe customers in c.~y of phone M$-JI54 ClMence Proitachments, over caat, daml. ter.sted appllcants may eon. Middleport with quallty IIVat. IIU, PorUand. 1-29-tfc tact the local Commwlity ,\c· makes buttonboles, t1ew11 GD ldao products and Christmas buttona. In good condltlort; Uon Office In the conrlboUH gllla ; $5 an hour or more bulkUng. Phone 11' 1 5-2361. $5.116 per ID!IIIb, <Jr fall prk:e TEMCO NA'l'IJRAL GAS clmJ. poaslble. Spare Ume or lull laUng heater, walllbel'lliCIIIal, f.!Ute of $44.24. For free home deUme. Write Ruth Bergawt, as,ooo BTU. Call HHtn. mDIIIIraUon, call 119W831_ Watkins Products, Inc., Win~ Il-l~ ona, Minnesota 55187. 11-IS.Itc NINE LADIES needed Immediately lor part Ume work. For interview call 91U211. P'ARM. Approlllmalely I'll ... USED HEATING equipment, WANTED one gas noor fumace, 80,1100 res, two atory bouie, barn. ~lUte PONTOON Float, :16 11r 28 foot; BTU, 1811; one gal upllo furetc., all butldmp Ill poor Phone 99J.3'164. !1-15-ttc WOMAN to do light cleaning In nace 1111,1100 BTU, 1115; 4 gas condiUon, located lD Rut.bmd elreulaUng beaten wllb laD. office, phone m3285. 9-13-2tc 14nmshlp, Melp County, eall and up; one coal atoter llllddleport. OIMIIII after J wllh IDIIrolll m; one on FEMALE, OVER !!. Century pm. ~u~ ..,vtn~ou burner uset1 Bar. HHtp coal funllees, blowerll. ArnTWO HOUSES Ill llllnenviJie, old llrotllen, Pomeroy, phone ROUND WOOD bolb lor $11100. Pbollo Tn Buy .1111. MoUe 9-U..., ALL SPECIES ~ILVER Dollars, Pay $1.80 each. call 892-31111. ~(2,ltp Maximum Diameter 10 i~. FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC JoJm. ell VOLU'WAGEN, two doqr ledaD. delue model, l'b!IIO aon CSport boat with 81 RP Minhnu~n Diameter 2 in. ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbet, ..,_.,.,, ErJentdm t 9-1~ motor. lnhoanl Outboard. mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard Trailer Included. All In good Cecil, 1011 W. Main St., PomeS'I'EIIEO AM-FU radio, ..,... condition. Phone 9112-3371. ray. 1-JS.IIc lne walnut llnlsh, wpeed ""' f.l5-3tc tomatlc ehaa&er. 1111 modern C011801e, aold lor $211.115. Will FOR SALE - I.Jvlng room DELIVERED TO ..U to reliable party f o r For Rlnt suite, freezer, clothes dryer, $114.50 caah ... $5.10 per TRAILER, Brown's Trailer OHIO PALLET CO. enamel topped kitchen cupIDOIIIIJ. Call m.D. 9-!!Hie Part, Mlneravllle. Pbooe board, two ward robes, two 992-2689 ~. 9-11-ltc metal porch chairs, maple POMEROY, 0~110 floor Iampo, two rup ml RI!JI!'RIGERA'l'OR, <lbluetl, P'URNISIIED and unlumlsbed pada , Gravely tractor and atbed&, ""'·· 471 s. Third st., Mlddleport. Eldon Walbam. apartments. Close to oebool. tachments, push plow, el..,. Notice Phone 119U434, ICI-IJ.IIc trlc corn grinder, a lew anfNTRODUCING Judy Smith aa Pbooe - -· f.IIHie tiques, mlsoollaneous Item!. a now operator and high sty!. See Doris Davis, R~ or TWO STORY bouse In JlaeiDo, lit. Evening appolntn>eDts TRAILER SPACE, all utUltl.. • J'llOIIII, bath, ... ..... available. Inquire 156 lllulberPhone 919-3023. f.l5-ftc available on Tuesdays a n d porch, prop, wwbbop. ry after I 11r 5 p.m. Write P. 'l1nlradays. Helen's Beauty Shade, ntn lol, ldMl Joea. 0. 8ol 05 Pomeroy. 5-29-Uc CHIHUAHUA puppies I weeks Shop, 1600 Nye Ave ., Pomeroy. tlon lor cblldren. See WlllJo old. Pbooe 843-2141. f.15-Stc Phone !192·!800. 9-!Uic P'IJRNISIIED GARAGE apart. DaYil ar PIIGne ttl "'· ment ,.. Uncoln B111. UtliiU.. f.U-IIp TRUCK BEDS, one Rat GUN SHOOT, Broadrun liGd A paid; 111a1t1 CIIIIJ. Phone QB. aiid one dump; allo ponlel. Gtm Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, M. ..lf.lfc healer, Pearl Jacobs. Phone TC-495J lfAlllll IIIORNING noon Ull11-12-31p' . betlll s to 4 1'001111; J]r1ced Ori192-M. 9-15-31c THREE ROOM fllmlsbed apart-ble, Hldlanl A. 111)'THE 18th AMual Conference Of 111111, Ell! VIne 81., Bac!De. . ~KC BASSET HOUND PUPS, ami, phone - · I-2S-IIc lbe United Gospel Mission f.!Uip male, Margaret Groce, Lon1 Own:hes of Ohio and West 'I'IIIJLER LOTS; Bob's Mobile Bottom, pbooe 1115-33211. Virginia will be held at Planl.l Court, Syracuse, Ohio .., Slata li-!S-31t GUNS, buJ, nil or lnde IIIJ lllemorlal Church at the MW Rl. 01, Pltone _.,, gun ~ of oondlllon. dam site above Racine, ~. I-II-tle Raa eub Yalue at P'lfe'a. Pfs. Help Wanted IIIII thru :lind. Starting at toil, rm.., <Jr •bolltml. Lo7;30 p.m. each evening wHh FUJUIISIIED TWO BEDROOM ..... wanted, die thai 0111 IJ)eclal grot~pe. Rev. 0. G. APARTMENT, llllddleport, !urn lbem Into "' at Plfe'a. MdCbmey wiD be lbe speakpllone ID#/4. lf.llt 711 :lrd Sl.. llldlllip••t;lleODer. AD d17 lel'9ke Sunday aed dealer. Pbollo 11!·515'1. the :lind with I basket din- TRAILER SPACE, ready to ~lt«c ner at Letart Comi!IUlllty up, private, plenty of · llall. Plene bring own table 1'00111 [CB' dllldrell to play. TERRIER PliPPIE8. IUdy to IOI'VI<e. Hynm sing beginning Pbollo ltWIII4. 1-14-tle go, Jacob Boer, Rl. I, ~ at I p.m. Everyone welcome. viDe. f.!Wip Come, Jet us ling and - - ~ lwo bedroom lurnlabed ship together. Rev. 0. G. lllcaparlment. automatic beat, BUIWING LOTS, 1D1 olD, Kiimey, modei'a!Gr and ..... live miles nortlo of Pomeroy. good locatlm, ,.Oeorge Mowll'al IU)It. Rev. E. J. GrllPbollo tn 1!11. f.!Wc rey, Phone tiUOII. ~lWic 11111, ........ . . . 11-!Uic ... '·e ·s· , aolld Illite unit, 4 speed .changer, loVely miple flnilh. Mate payments of 18 per ftlOIIIh or balance of ...12.. Call *'1218. ~lUte S'I'EIIEO, AM .!o FM radio, ls October 15 . RftNOLD'I 1Ut.UPoul !9 · Amerle111 •illlltteftll ' ., . w..... ............ 11114 ........ ol 11:20 - I,"(MI&~IIII PrQ"' - v..~J. . w• a. .. ... 1'1:21 ~ Jllliat'' - 511*1 .,., .._u.- ' •,' • •• . . �.. , ....... WA,.. AD INPOIMAT10N f ~-~ ' DIADLHfll DQ .,.,..... ............... .......,. ........ t i.M. : c... n..._ • c..-NCt'WihM_,...._.,, ......,.., O.y .. hMI...... . PIANO TUNING, Lane Danleis, call 192,550t · belon t a.m. 9-J.Nip IHULATIONI n.. tfWIIIIht'r ,....,..., tM rftlll .. ..,.., ,.IMtany ••,....... • .. IIMftenN... Tfle Jllltllll..._, will Mf .. ,..,....... tv..,. ........ ..,.,. lfiHn'Mt IMIIrflolt. Pw want •~ lerYIQ I nftfl W..-11 tne 1-rtt.• M1nhnu111 Cll•rt• Jk 11 dfttl ........rei tllrH ~ "*''· lt.f .... 11 c:IH'Ita " ' w~ fflelrtt..... .... 11 ,., nnl DlleouM c•-vt•... 1ft ,... . . Md Ml Nlcl within 11 diYI· CARD OP THANilf & 01-ITUAIY 11.11 .., Jt _,.. llllnlmO"'· 1•. . ForSIIe FVRNilllfED nRSI' flooJ' .. room apartment. Adults CIIIIJ, 2U South P11111, Middleport. Phone 911.1435. f.U-Ife P'OR TRADE-Cub for antiques. WWiam Hamm, lllld- THREE ROOM HOUliB, bath, dleport. S.ll-38tp on Nye Ave., p1tone 18U1511. f.l5«c WILL DO aewlng at home dppero, pockets, pegging, 2 BEDROOM Apartment In hemming. alterations, ole. Middleport, Newly d...,.ated, Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Muon, Pbooe !I9MI88 weekdays, Phone 'm-5651. 4-!0-tfe 9-15«c --- ....., tc. ILtND ADI AHH .....I 'lk Clll•rwe ,., MMr• S'I'I!:REO. 1Eiriy stereo, radio combln~l{on. . •'. epoed automatic changer. Walnut eonaole model. WID sacrifice lor $'111.!2 or monthly . payments. Call 912-ml. II-lute flllton. --- --- eso WANTED I eso; .-m. ""•"•"cl ss.oo PER TON " 'Mfl Wheel Alignment 614-992-2181 5.55 (Hot /1, Drive-Thru) I ' aCout Cos• No. 13,612 PH. 99Wlf3 IIIACIIINES, NJ111r aentce, an !Ubi. WY s. 'nte S, Fabric Shop, J'am. Real Estlfe For S.le 3. Att•nclant an dut)' iiours Open: porehea, M-F - - - - - - - - - -II to 6 Sat. - - - - - - - - - - -9 to 7 S.n. - - • - - - - - - - 11 to .6 au lumaee, lmmed. LOCAL REPoRTS DAILY ... ' ..... ,_, .... IJ W.-a'•Polstoi'VWW ~:10 .' . , ....... .. 1:00 . II FOIIIIball Hl&tl]lchll IHQI:Word ·-........ 11RP.Re-.:~ SIX KNIFE com chopper $2110. pickup hay baler $410. Pbollo Mll-2783. ..IUtp ::.:"= :r ,;:.•r s ~ SifWlaiJIIIIII.blil T<llll and! Jim' 10 HOLSTEIN heUen; ltillla !lois laB. Jolm J. Role, Long Bottom, Ohio, Phone IH!I-21111. t.lUtc WOMAN'S WIN'I'ER eoat. bM"1 ntealer, plnidDg shem. AU Ill line shape. Margaret Bailey, Pbolle lfll DIS. ll-11.1tc l"'UR ROOM HOUSE, bath, aD couvenlehces, 21 Cave Street, Pomeroy. Conlact Bob 1!/utman, phone 911!-M90 or Chester 915-3558. 11-lwtp FACTORY CLOSEOUT, Ita lamOUB brand atereo. lovely walnut llnlsh. '11ois let h11 big automatic changer, AM A FM radio. This aet aokl much higber now. WID aeO ICB' $1411.45, or $5 per montl1. 'l'rv H In your"""'"· !'a'l ~'2 28.1~. 9-l5-6tcp t-1J.It~ w- UP IUY DR TIIDniDW MllUmlhlliiDalt.r . Hudl: nnn 6 LaNI• ----·......................... .. -· "' ..... ,..,.. . ., 63 Chemlet •.• $699 Ov,.. , .... nllh ........,. Yl, ltii$11N. ........ ' 62 CheYJ II ... $699 ............... .,...,. ..... - · ... .... .65 .Comir •••• $1395 WRTiliS breeding aemce a1 11 tllflereat llreedl, cattle ttlr- .._o.,.,, L- .-...... • • • da4r vlllyt 1111. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. • or f bnedl of goat badttl, 1. "" ....... wltlt ..,,., .,.. ••, ...... br calling J'8lter 1112 - . J'o. IIIINI' or ..,. ., Ooolvllle. •••• c. e. ........ AWtJJIII&i .. ...... ·- .• .--- I ......, II • ..... ••..,.., ..,. '""' fllllth • I tic -·- atlatt. __.._. atloa, lfelr lii'IDII. ..,...,.- J~ . •.....~ ~ 1 • .... IIBADY • 1111 a . • ~ rljJbl Ill .;- hal. ad I tic • I ~ Owol..1~. . ...,... deiiY- A ~ ~ .>~~~~: .: ··• IIt-•.;.>. .. '.,...,., . · '· .•, ,up '· '·... .......... . . 'liS AT I ' -~ ~*~ "" PjMEJOY ·J,: · Pit. OMo, .. " . · •• ·.~· IIIOTORS . BUDGI!'I' PRIC* t,I X =· ,._ .n,m. j•Ill - llllrd' lioar- • Bder hallat\i! p.pt r i ' ~ (~.. ' ..· ,, 1 ' : -..~" ¥<1"/l 301•111 a·, ',,.;.. o,.....t-1"111 'f. • ·· ~ .';lliiilll;iii>·;;a..- TH I 3 llld DQ Nnl Plriur. a llmderl 11:00 nr.em 1:3(1 3 Nn1, W.-thlr,"*''- . 8 CC~ltll NIWI 3 lAt': Make A DMI I At tht World 'hanul 13 . Jt'• Hlppt.Jibw: 13 N.... w..u.r. 5pc1rt1 11:20 8 M"" 2:110 D&J• af Our U\'lltl I LIM t1 a stlendor'ti6 c.Jdral Thllll 11:30 3.......,.,_ rt.wlptod GAmll 8 lt.1 the World TurDI u.wem. 13 II' I 2:110 3 0111 oro... 1:11 \ ~Doctcn 13 Dram lbl~e 1:30 3 Let'• MIM A DMI ... 8 l.o¥1 11 13 JOI)' 81. . 2:10 OblAnav Slow .lllekUI a NewiJ'ndi u,.. !tllondored 'llliqj: Gune 8 Glli4ll$ 8:00 BIIWM Spl\11 -..... 313 """""' The Newb'wtld Game 8:311 3 111e Gbotlt ard Wr1. 8 My 'J'hrM SonJ 13 Lawr.-.c~~ Welk . Fanllldc V~ 11 Seoorll Hunlr..:l Years 13 JOIU"fll!)' 3 ........... 8 Shi!J:UII &00 1:1 F1,riQJ Nllll 8::11 ·. '·SuPliinan · to Center of Earth 3 """" 11:30 8 floean'mHelWI I Untterdqj; 9:30 8 HereuloUb 8 PetUeoat Junction 13 hnbutic t' wr 13 Holl)1food hlal:'l IS nat Girl 8:30 10:00 ' ......., 10:30 13 Projerl 13 Goorp Ill Jqle 12:50 ~er 3 Dn&Mt '&8 11:00 Cll&)ilal News Central 13 KI!Uh McBM Pneldtlll II Johnny QI1Ul IS Atnertcan Band•tpi 1:00 8 Drellm Hnule 10:01 1 Dean Martin lJ Mellllle'1 N•~ 11:15 13 Cldller 'lbeMer 3 Upbnllt 8 Nob)' Dh:k 10:30 8 NFLWelk 11100 ·- ' I 12:00 13 '11111 W• Bt:Ueve 2:00 ' f U:2fl 3 MO'Iie t :SCI 11 PeiTJ Mon an FootbaD ' New• 8 New• 11 ,....,w.u.r.~ I 9:00 12:00 ...... 3 News, W•tber, ~1.1 ....... '· 8 MOlle 13 NCAA Foodlall 11:20 11110 Tonl&htlJIJIIf 3 s ..,. Doctor• . 3 11:00 13 1:00 8 '""""' s 8 ,.. Prt.-r u o.urw Gllmf 13 Spklerm&n 10:&0 8 I 7:30 s couece soo. An':hlfl Sl!otl' 7:30 _,.. DID:InJ Boctnl ,... ' .• -- ' IS 7:00 3 PIIIUr Wqoner fllntttonu 3 8 13 3 Sllwbtl Olrllnll 8 Movie l) l II Jaey Bblql ShoW fJchl t .:AII' ., .... ·--.... ....... 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Dllll"t sa, 11 awctl of artet d ~~ S:De KartM~Jsaml'llll ~· 1111111 Doii1U 5111'11' a EIIJIIofNIII* 11 llellllle'• Nl'J I~O..UfaiO Mr. s lrlr~~ cano. ..._ II ..,.ADII ,...., , .... 8 ~·Willi ~· ... '..,.Pl.. ' I ...11, - 11, "PU'adiM, ~ ....~u Sb'le" - nniRSDAY . .... 7~00 - 8, "'"- ...,.. Sqlhlll l.oreD. WUllllll Elvl• Prttat.y, SUWN lAigh 11:15 - 3, "Tripoli" -John WQtll, ~ O'Hara 8, .. Cll)'piO Helt 11:30 - Waw" - 1:110 - JJI!It:;:~_...;.,.. ~orC 'Q II ......... lor, u.m.e o.rc.l 11:20 - 8, "Oile.F Srde•te" - Dlalll O"K.... , J~ Det- --- 8 ~Nrn•c.tnl ,_. ...... Crlflll ,,.~ ~-'NI~ c::r-.atl •= ... MONDAY 7:1)11 - u, "So 81&'' -JUt WfiM'Io !ierlq Hll)'den t:oo Midllre x•· Joi\D !"or1)1111, LllJ-. Tur- FHJDAY a• .. 7:00 - iS, "a.&... Kr. AWIGrl"' - .... ..... "111 c_. SA11JRDAY 9:00 - nu s... 0..0. .. """"""' y 4" S:M- ll, "R 'n _, - li-fl• Prultr. Butlln U:ll - S. "o.-1. Pu.-.ult'' - W&YDt Marrilo Vir- ~ ...... ta, .....,. NMdl u:t5 - ...... Brookbll.. - Darree lle- :a, "Bilc:hlt"' - ard 8w'toa. .... 0"- HD" - Dllb Hcp, Tva· ... w... 11:20 - s. "01111! Rdlllrt a. 1UESDAY 3, ''Sumlner Lon'' Jlllln suao, JW st. ..... t:oo - .a, - ~· Mlll:hlm. .,.._. ...,. 9:00 - a, "Hawlil n .. - a• - J•clt Lcnl 11:20 "OCIU!Mr ~· - PN llunl. alupldta 11:20 - S. "~ Gran" - Rod Cimmino Cllll'cy 7:10 - 8, "W•emri thl R-.rt 'hr-- . :; ·: •••' woa-.n'' - mord, r.rr)' Andl>r• s "" Ul.., ,..__._ ..~) • I .. QiW-.:!7 u,u CBS_., 11 1:00 . WalWr Cronkite 7:00 j .,.,.,, ~ ll.a ,.....,. ......~. .. ,, ,, t:IO 13 N.Y.P.O. 10 ... S Mki-IJI1 N.WI Plctun a Jackie Ollllrwar ShoW 13 HouM , • Sallreh for n.ncnu.r ts 'ITalurt ltle Maraill World '"" S HwtleJ • Brtllldey Report I ftii.WIIIIw..t 64 Con* ...... Stf5 ~·'q,"""'"-· ~· , 8 Gul4ii'W Lllhl :s ·- . 8 Goad Ce!Ual . "!! - Clleo..U"'' ..... On l'lie Cojr . '7: p 12:15 13 •· ' ...... 9:30 S TOP C.t R WackY Racu 11 G11Ull.,..r 10:00 1:1 Bewllehed 9:00 ~Gulli 6::MI 13 Cow~ in Alrica I.Hot•rl• • '1'llul ·' ' ROY ARMS. p..ololent . '' . ..01 LOIJkS, ,_,.,,. . · ' .p IIIUNIIIIAMnn 3 13 BMrlkhMI JIISO 3 JiffY 1Awl• 8 CIIDIIIU'OII strlll CRO~SWORD ),, ... :, ,l . . . . ...... " " . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . ·, ·- n:JO lt'I'IM••T1del . I: dO &:00 13 DM1JIIGUM ." "... ac~faD" curt nNDY IIUCI'" • ._,,. IIIUDIII'-. . . 11 Mftt- blttJI&BM 8 Love ol Ltfa 3 ·- (onpquenct~l .. -. tl.,.., W --~ ..... I ·,' All! roJIDITlOIIIl'l JIIM&Ir- ....... - . . ... ....... . .' •• • \,• ...,... U1l!l 11111 Gila•• searciii'Dr TanulrnM 13 TreullH IIIIi 11101 I Nlwlo W_._$0rb I Clflill Haft C4Gil'll ·u 1:~ c.on..e Bolol Forel&n Legialll'l'll Rolld· Runner 38 13 C.qwr C&rtOOn 8 (iilUpn'•l.rud 11 Dark !llldOII'& 1 ltn.IA!d . . . . . . . tltM ..... ... .,... ....... ......... -· I,_,_,, ....., ~ ,.~....,·. •\ ~~ '. eJWe ~ ... , II GuriiQII'I GoriUU I LoWI ~Ut. lJ Bewltcbad U:ll '8 11:00 3 PtriOIIIII.t.Y B And)' of Ml)-bem 11:30 Dll:llrl 8 .............. ''" a 5:10 3 G.E. 9:00 lJ MHl'GrU!In :1 The Hnllfwood SQUii'es · 8 Dtdl van Drill . .. Wide World of~ 13 Mctu.le'a NllV) 1:1 ''" 8 Cllrital New• Dick C.-..t.t !i:OO 3 C&JT111lliP .. thll " " " _... B Wre•d•ns 8:30 I Ml- wl.. ...... ..,..; ~,,., trt... .. bida. ar .. Prill ... $MISE AISIII ... . . 1,1 aCre t1rt Fnal E. Wtllldl'l, W.D. ... 13 I .... . , _ 8 Be..rb HlllbiUlu 3M- ,,_ -=n-tN.aw IS_,. s B I Low ~ey '. . ..- .. - ·• '11:111 ;J . . . . . Nel,nbor• 8:00 3 rooeye & Pah 8 Go-Qo Gollh~a ·-· . II 7:-15 8 Bull BLIIIey .(a Truth or 4:45 Collep Football TodQ 13 13 ~ '~" a ~ltntion T:OO -· :1 Applllllddan Pri,JtnU IZ:tiO 8 Cllltaln~ &:10 I Edtt ol N!tht 3:00 Blleball 7:00 11 One ure to Lhe 000 J l(r, eutuon ll Skive Allen '•• W · ........_ ..,..._ . .~. , . . . , ....... - ' 11111 ;. ..., lllll! 65 Chevelle ••• $1595 c..n........ llrler, .... - _ ... d.-.... • •lq ..... IWMMI ._ .,... ....-..;::~_ I 11:10 s Holb'woo' S~Luue• W1U DGuiSu Shuw ""' capilli News eemn1 11 Merv Griftln I: :SO PIH'eocalJt,y s 1:1 Snail World 8 8 AndJ~~ITf t:OO 10t00 S Hundty.Brlnlda,)l Rlpoct I WlllltrCronklt. s.aJ.l W«'Jd 65 fonl , , , ,..., ;...·$,..... 1595... "-· a' I ... oleo .......:...... .....i!t. C etttl ........ " ll." ~cl~ ta ..-.aw~nm . F.OR SALfl Ra...,., 65 6MC ~ $1195 ~ . JllbW~J..._. Alooclattoa rl&ht to .roJaol .. 0 An- U, I~BSIU P.M. lllthep. . . eb.l:e at aU bidders, m . . . . . .. • and olllclalo olMolca Co. ~ ' & Gama Alaocfa'· 11-Pt, .......a.. ......... kyL ...... Prtc.l . . . . _ ..... ...., luslneaa ServiCII ~. 1610 LA ,.., the Hcmer GcePOlll p...P, 1 8 •Jilt,lka - lake, 6 """"' of ~· TO be oold by allied bids, All ·bida to be loft II tile DivltWarner lnaunnea olllcii: Court St., POIIIel'OJI. ' ·' Bldo will be ·q.elllll Oo:toliW', ......,. ' ' . . . . . . . . . . at 4-DMt ...... &..I ......... . . . tl~ • ,,., ~ -Jlrr ........._. ·..·-.......... .. .• I ·........ I 8:00 11 1W'toaD Kanhal 3 SMp Jlll&JDnnl. 6:8D ConeenlN.tioa ~~nUb' Hillblll ... I SlMD Jalbra :lloW 13 GIOI')' lbd 1:1 McHal.. • Navr NewaPl~ 3 lii::SO n. Llvblc Word 7:10 IS Dull 91ild0WI 11:00 8 BullnStniMIII 2 81'1y. A~JpMumeteJy 66 Cbeftlle ... $1995 59 RIN!er ..... $295 ............................... ..., -:::.:: Foodalll I 11r "' ·On ...... C..,. LMII - 1 Btx i k> rur~· I sa· • MEIGS COUNTY FISH ANDrE CARS · RawenswiHHI, W. V._ :1 3 John'• Almantc 8 Cartoollll I....,, 0.'7" Goliath IS 6:31t 8 TV Clauroom S Yau Don't SlY 7tU Sir. 8 Ftill&ltOCitl 11 Dlek cawu 1:10 13 · - 1a t~O llliOO 8 7:00 3 Mr. C'iarbul IS stava AIIP t 1SD s lilt. Cartaan 5:011 3 Pen')' Ma1011 3 GUUpa'llllMIII 13 Trulll or oor·--paao .. lllpwl ... .a Anathar Workl 8 s.c:nt Storm lJ c..nera1 Hoeiml 3:M 3 Totla)' ShoW 13 OIW Ufl to lJw s.p J\llllpll.nl s I Wlk Dli1111 8 Gamla Ban • ..... 3 You Don't '1J ....,. S:.U World ,,., a .......... 8 Edp of Nl&ht ' 3 corn em lJ GIIWral Holpltal 3:31 acaown~ ~Flrltc.otv)' f!h45 8 Slent Storm 13 M.i:Halll'l Nlltq I TWiu,tlt ZCIM "'IIS'.,,t . w. ... c...., • - .. · - c"" -. ur "' ,., • .. LEGAL NOTICE FOR DIE OF THESE LOW • MILUIE UTE· MODEL 0.11 ISiD ,,....,,, ....u.. 1 .... I Tadw.dl ...o _l lh. 3 I n. Billa Amrera 11, Olld!W Game S:OO 3 AoolherWorld 7:30 sa...,. JeU.n ShcM Ern11t 'Nib SIIOW 8:00 Kartoon Kunhlll 9:110 Dl1ktl Dclu&tM ShoW ~ II OUt.- Ualllll I II Uc MOVE ... h ..r 1.-f't r.;. ~ , , . _. . _._... , 110 _ • *¥J 11:311 I Guhlrw Li&llt 3 ,.,., 1$ Naw Taatam•n& 1'1 ..... I •J::' "' .. -: f. ~":: :::-~":. 'i!V"""' .-.. 'l'lil r ts ...._ .r ...-i C,:,. AU'roiiOIIILE ~~a -Dad! Loll :roar opent. on lk!ialiT Clll M111111. 9:30AM. 1360 :"'~· WMOV 3 corn Cob Rcfot1 7:00 11 11 lkHII• 1:16 U 0tr 10 s. 1M Wlurd ..... u 11 r. ..... I nsuraiiCII -- Mon. thru Fri. "IIIIIUII,.d 8 II Wl'tldblc 4:00 ''" ''" I Pt.... a-cine ..., , Ohio. Pbo ne e•• wiiiU, ,c. c. Bradford, AUetlaneer. A. c. Bradford, llfP', Galll!>oilo, Ohlo LtsTEN TO 20th CENTURY REFORMATION HOUR Judo• sf ••14 County PrMaM 6:4!1 ''" ,, ... I NFLF....U II AIHi'b !bp lJ Go-~. --- t-twte JOHN W. HOWELL 1:3$ 8 'nle Btble Annren I 8 'lDiiaflt 18 O;Ml&r')' CIM.Irth HOBSTETTER REALTY USED CONN Trumprl, Pllone Mll-2181. 9-~ 324 SOconl AVL Across Crun the Pork Fold ~d Place ~ear Your Television set for Convenient Reference • AND • For the Edlre Famlly AJ •an lll!:l.iN _. SHOES FOI FALL & WllllEI Weekly .Guide To Better TV Viewing presents .. 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. Lunch served by church. Not AIIOCU.TIS retJponsible I<Jr lllcldenla. SYJIA~ Bradford Auetion Company, For · Prollo" Jude• ohol .. Coullty AUCI'ION: I RAvE aoJd 111J farm and wili sell the fallow- IIEMLOCK GRCWE - I llory . lng personal property it my · frame, barn, llllall bniJdlng;, · drilled well, Ul ll!l'el. $1410. residence located 0110 mile 74Z-41:!6. 9-IU!p down baiiiiCI like rent, Tolal · weot of Chester, Oblo .., price $1,1011.00. Cotmty Huad 25 off of State WARM MORNING mal heater I IIEDliOOM IIOtJBI!: .... ' Route 7 (Watch I<Jr sale arwltlo circUlating fan. New Jlol. RENT. rows), Saturday, Sept. 21, land manure spceader, like HENRY a.BlAND 1988, 10:30 a.m. - Fr1sklalre new. Phone 1192-2!18; alter 5 . Olfke refrlgerat<Jr, electric oven, phone llft.6821. ~IB-3tc liM.- . . ., dlahea, towels, rinse luba, f.lWtC ~:30 P~M. grUI, two live piece dinette \ SIXTY-FOUR ACRES, four millt\l, Sllvertone TV, CUJ'Ialnl, .. north of Rutland, plenty of throw rugs, clothes hamper, l<eeping Meig, garden, six-seven room houle 1112 rug. wall telephone, quD~ with foor cloaets, outalde cel1ng frames, Ironing board, Gallic and lar. $5000. Twenty percent Maytag waaber (W!'Inger), down, balance land ~ontract. Mason Area coffee table. utnlty cart, au- G!Xt. BOWI&l I$R,: ·~ phone 742-4642. f.l3-!tc tomaHe wasber, dell<. rocbr, POMEROY _ . a.w•u11 Bodld· lnfo~med ·As dresser, lour beds, parch tng 10 x 80, ldeali<B' dll<aoml 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, 4 dr. Well As lwlng,chdreuer and vanli)', atore. Only .-,100.00 hardtop, 283 standard shill. lawn airs, elder barrels GENI:BAL 8I'ORB - Servlee Needs emauat pipes and ra(!), stone jujJ, creani aepStatloo 111!1 T I'OQDI bouse Entertained diator. Call 361-'13'19 Cheshire. tor, electric drill, bench vile. willl bath. Stoclc lllclttdad In 9-!Wip bench grinder, 'II bp motor, oaJe... -~.II 4 X I loot plctun ~· ii' I OOit:. FARM - 1111 .~. t '. PLANET JUNIOR jrac!Dr I'll g~us door, one lot.~.•. l::ibllltiS, 11J011 iillfle, ·:r /:1 LEGAL Nqflt:l;:1;-,·1,-, RP llt1tl -chmdtta. owa. Many o1her artlcleo too free _... ' · I 111 aad · -minerChester 1185-3978 after 5 p.m. numerouB to mention. Terms, all • 111111 w111 ~ ·, alllcild .a u. .._ 9-ll-3tp caah. Owner, W. E: Brown. VIJUliL TUro11D ~.o\.11., ....::;.. t'OUR S'IEERS, weighing between 450 and 500 Jba RaJland Searles, Rutland. Phone lUI" Your Hiackprten DstH thl• 27th tloy of Autuat 1961 JOHN W. HOWELL INFORMATION NEWS monthly payments. Tolalll'lce $1,000.00. PuWic Sele ForW. WMPO late P"Suslon. .,001.00. IIYRACVIIE - 2 lktry trame, I baths, 4 bedrooms, level lol, tsOO.OO ,down balall<e on or• .... ...... s. · .. "S.r\liq&: )'OU since CompKIIIbuta, Choater,onSept. 27, 28, and19, Faithful lel'Vlce awards were l!l'lsonted to Carl Noble and Roy Garmor, cuotoctlans at 1<1ser t• fit~ . U.lr cl•illlll with •aid fidiiCIOI)' wlthh1 four .. nth• . O...d lhla ,271h do)' of Auguet 1968 Credit..-1 a e. 1111 - . lor the amual fall comparee, to be -clad at within four •ntM. H. W'odllloll of P1ttlot Star Rout•, Golllpolle, Ohl•, .!-• ...n dul-, •P" pelntM odMinltt'otrb· of th. h· ,... sf Ly•ho lunca (olio Lillo B~~net) """•d, Iota of Acf1Uton T.,p,, G.lll• Coulll)', Ohio. · "· O'IIIUBN a CROW eroy. Authorllled 8ln8er Salea REALTY COMPANY . and SeMeo. · We 8barpea POIOIROY I lllory !rime, 2 Sclaon. ......., bedrooms, .bath, basement, mcilte tor ehlne !tt111t of L~lo lunc. (olta Ll•o Bunca, DeceotM. Notl..- 11 Mrftr· tl.,.n thot Dora DiAhia - ~ AND IIBA'l'lNG RtAf111'1_,,... t•· at ••• ., 0 1'11. . . .. 1ft tr l'litiwo~. 0 . . E. . . . 13~661 htllle of C'*M• W.. Jotllnn, tkt C, W, J.ck•on, 0.CMNii. NoiiA I• ._..; tl"'" thOt R.tt.. st.IIM of'33 $, H..-rltOft St., Pl"t~ bur1, Po. h.et bHfl .lui, appelnt•d ~x.evtrl• of tM Ettlltt of Charlet W. Jaclt.. n, tO C, W. J_k .. n, tlecMMii, lilt• ol lltlwtll, Gallla c...,..,., Olllo. J Cre.llte.t sro requlrft tO file theh clohnt with ••1.1 fltluclorJ' This and''llfllt - MaiiXI Dllllrlct ollldall dlacuued • ftliM" for 1~ U... ,. ~· maotlnB at 1<1· pr Creek IIIII> Sc- Thoroc1oJo ..oalng. Tho event lo beln8 pt.med lor Oct. u. .In othol" Dllltera, the tP'OUP uaclloot SEWING 1. R•main In porked c:ar 2 . 5p4'GY•d wllh warm •OCIP and th.n o high ptn•ut• rinse of soft waf•r fa Middleport, 0. ,! -alii' ....,__,., . ieM• •u... ...,. DoiiiB' , c. •• &. Business Services 75~ IN MIMM FPORT ~. ~ ~. ' . :· ,'\ two Tlofri,y • ~Ia PomeroyHome & Autol ,. Automatic Cil lash · --- CONTAcr FAYE MA111Y , . ·...-...;· H""' ' J 1'111111· d -"'1r ••. -GUARANTEE.I)o., PHONE 992~2094 Try Our New --- CARRD WAHl II ' llJI&'liiiRE - ·M roll - ' ' ' ·. , . NOTICE OF •PPOINT~~N~ Call Pomeroy CAR WASH ---- , ' ,..;M--;-"~ ·.· ~A·- ·~, . ~PERT MASON ---- ~~ I .' 4, . THE ANNUAL homecoming of Peh For Sale the MI. Hermon U. B. Clmrcb SIX ROOM brlclt bome on 4tb ~CHNAIJZEJIS, Coctten, l'clod"111M"'· O,ICI HOUII wUI be held Sept. 15, 1988. St., New Raven. Price radue1.. and w..u.. 'White ScotIIH . ..... to J:H '·"'· DIIIV Service begins at 1:30 a.m., ed. Ranch style. three bedIIH UJI te U:tl NMn ..turf•'t ties'. alao brooding stoclt:. followed with a basket dinner rooms, garage, basement. Kennels, Coolville, at noon. Afternoon service be- Barkaroo C.rd Of Thanl<t Phone &28'11. f.tu!e 0 . 45'121. l-11-3111e gins at 1:30 p.m. The speakWE WISH to thank everyone er II Rev. Harold Ho!IDI!II, H A N DAY..,Id or sterted Logwho was so kind and helpful formerly of the Syracuae Na- AKC REGISTERED two year . to us during the illness and hom pullets. Bolh floor or old WlllTE male Gennan zarene. Special alnglng. J>ub. cage grown avaDable. Poulafter the death of our son, Shepherd dog. AKC registerUc welcome. ~1..5tp try housing and automation. Pfc. William L. Pickens. We ed one male and one fema1e Modem Poultry, Bot 181. Athespecially want to thank Rev. WlllTE Germ•n Sheoherd F,...land Norris, singers, Ew- liEVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. ens, Ohio. Phone 19S-'1811. pupo, phone Little Hocking 18, at the Hobson ChristtoD i•g Funeral Home, those sendf.15-ltc !1119-21S3. !1-111-Mc Union Church with Rev. Fred Ing floral offerings, food, and Sboctley aa evangelilt. Ev, . CIDlVY plelrup, Fleetalde, other eontrlbutions, and anyeryone cordially Invited. Pasone elae who helped In anyForS.Ie $11115, phone 119J.«!5f. tor O'Dell Manley. 9-111-ftc REGISTERED ¥. ARABIAN way. f.IHtc Mr. and Mrs. MARE, groeo broke, f300 11r HORSE, call Fremont Stevens, WILL DO PAINTING, plumbing, Elmer Pickens and will trade, phone IJ9U79.l. 7C-441'1. 9-IS-3tc carpenter and electric wort Family. !1-1S.llp 9-15-llp by contract or by hour. Pbooe Cheshire 367-7652. f.l.l21p 16 FOOT WEAVER SKIFF, 7* ~LIJMJNUM STORM DOOR, I WISH to thank everyone for glass and !ICI'een, 55*" wide lhe gifts and cards sent me hp outboanl Jobnaon motor, 78" high, good condition. $15. WE THE congregation of the and all the kindness shown $125, phone 247-2338. !I-IS-3tc Guy Bing. phone 9ft.6893. Bradford Church of Chrlot me during my recent illness wish io thank all those who SMALL FARM, 17 acrea, 6 room 9-15-3tc and confinement to Holzer helped In any way to ImHospital. house, bath, gaa heat, on new mUNTY FAm demonstrator, 19611 •lg 20g sewing machine IloMa Hauck !1-IS.ltp . prove the parking laciiiUes at water system, new shingle our church and the night wted at county lair. This maroof and aluminum siding, llght far the cemetery. chine will do fancy work. good garage and barn, klcalf.,r Sale or Trade Members of the make but!A>nholes. darn •nol ed one mile from Bashan, 4 !Me COMET, I cylinder, autoBradford Church monogram, this machine aold milea from Chester, Ohio on maUc, two door; 196'1 Cbrya9-15-ltp of Christ. lor $109.50 now $44 or S5 per good blac!< top road. Phone ler New Yorker, air condimonth, try II In your bome, 941-3116. ~~-~ tioned, power brakes, steercan 1192-2836. !l-15-6tc Help W1nted Ing and windows, 4 door oeCAR HOPS, apply lD pe.- at FALL CLEARANCE ON AWMd~n; 1111!:1 Volkswagen; 1884 crow·s steak House, J>ome. INIIIII FISHING BOATS, 10, Cbeoy V-1, automatic; 196'1 ray, f*lfe 12. IJ '""' Kuo.,bury Boat POODLE PUPPIES, AKC To7 llluatang, t cylillder aufmn&. miniature, m and up. Stud Sales, on County Huad 18, He. Financing available. Ph. wvlce and JP'Oilllllni, Phou one mile west of Rt. 33, phone MALE OR FEMALE, M1 or ~7. after 5 phone m. 1192 5443. 11 I lfe 992-6256. !l-15-14te part Ume night or day, apply 57411. f.IO.Uc In penon BBF, Albenl, Oldo. f.l.l2tc IT'S terrUic the ·way we're oell- AKC Golden Rolrlever pupplea, 211 FOOT Pontoon House Boat, lng Blue Luotn! lor cleanlng at Alb St., Mldclleport. 18 bp Jolmson, $350. Or will H43. HS.uc rtlllS and upholstery. Rent trade. can m-24211. !1-111-Mc THE MASON County Action electric abampooer $1, Baker Group, Inc., Is seet!Dg appllcants lor a county director. Furniture. ~ KENNEBEC Potatoes, Chari.. female Help Wanted PorUand. 8-29-2llc College degree or offsetting j~ MONEY! r~~ ;... "'" .,.,~ 11118 PORTABLE, slightly 111011,. wort e•perlence lD pro!!1'81D faD and holiday business. does everytblng wlthoul 814 POTA'l'OES, WATERIIIELONS, and steff adminlstration. lnServe customers in c.~y of phone M$-JI54 ClMence Proitachments, over caat, daml. ter.sted appllcants may eon. Middleport with quallty IIVat. IIU, PorUand. 1-29-tfc tact the local Commwlity ,\c· makes buttonboles, t1ew11 GD ldao products and Christmas buttona. In good condltlort; Uon Office In the conrlboUH gllla ; $5 an hour or more bulkUng. Phone 11' 1 5-2361. $5.116 per ID!IIIb, <Jr fall prk:e TEMCO NA'l'IJRAL GAS clmJ. poaslble. Spare Ume or lull laUng heater, walllbel'lliCIIIal, f.!Ute of $44.24. For free home deUme. Write Ruth Bergawt, as,ooo BTU. Call HHtn. mDIIIIraUon, call 119W831_ Watkins Products, Inc., Win~ Il-l~ ona, Minnesota 55187. 11-IS.Itc NINE LADIES needed Immediately lor part Ume work. For interview call 91U211. P'ARM. Approlllmalely I'll ... USED HEATING equipment, WANTED one gas noor fumace, 80,1100 res, two atory bouie, barn. ~lUte PONTOON Float, :16 11r 28 foot; BTU, 1811; one gal upllo furetc., all butldmp Ill poor Phone 99J.3'164. !1-15-ttc WOMAN to do light cleaning In nace 1111,1100 BTU, 1115; 4 gas condiUon, located lD Rut.bmd elreulaUng beaten wllb laD. office, phone m3285. 9-13-2tc 14nmshlp, Melp County, eall and up; one coal atoter llllddleport. OIMIIII after J wllh IDIIrolll m; one on FEMALE, OVER !!. Century pm. ~u~ ..,vtn~ou burner uset1 Bar. HHtp coal funllees, blowerll. ArnTWO HOUSES Ill llllnenviJie, old llrotllen, Pomeroy, phone ROUND WOOD bolb lor $11100. Pbollo Tn Buy .1111. MoUe 9-U..., ALL SPECIES ~ILVER Dollars, Pay $1.80 each. call 892-31111. ~(2,ltp Maximum Diameter 10 i~. FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC JoJm. ell VOLU'WAGEN, two doqr ledaD. delue model, l'b!IIO aon CSport boat with 81 RP Minhnu~n Diameter 2 in. ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbet, ..,_.,.,, ErJentdm t 9-1~ motor. lnhoanl Outboard. mlsceDaneous. Mrs. Howard Trailer Included. All In good Cecil, 1011 W. Main St., PomeS'I'EIIEO AM-FU radio, ..,... condition. Phone 9112-3371. ray. 1-JS.IIc lne walnut llnlsh, wpeed ""' f.l5-3tc tomatlc ehaa&er. 1111 modern C011801e, aold lor $211.115. Will FOR SALE - I.Jvlng room DELIVERED TO ..U to reliable party f o r For Rlnt suite, freezer, clothes dryer, $114.50 caah ... $5.10 per TRAILER, Brown's Trailer OHIO PALLET CO. enamel topped kitchen cupIDOIIIIJ. Call m.D. 9-!!Hie Part, Mlneravllle. Pbooe board, two ward robes, two 992-2689 ~. 9-11-ltc metal porch chairs, maple POMEROY, 0~110 floor Iampo, two rup ml RI!JI!'RIGERA'l'OR, <lbluetl, P'URNISIIED and unlumlsbed pada , Gravely tractor and atbed&, ""'·· 471 s. Third st., Mlddleport. Eldon Walbam. apartments. Close to oebool. tachments, push plow, el..,. Notice Phone 119U434, ICI-IJ.IIc trlc corn grinder, a lew anfNTRODUCING Judy Smith aa Pbooe - -· f.IIHie tiques, mlsoollaneous Item!. a now operator and high sty!. See Doris Davis, R~ or TWO STORY bouse In JlaeiDo, lit. Evening appolntn>eDts TRAILER SPACE, all utUltl.. • J'llOIIII, bath, ... ..... available. Inquire 156 lllulberPhone 919-3023. f.l5-ftc available on Tuesdays a n d porch, prop, wwbbop. ry after I 11r 5 p.m. Write P. 'l1nlradays. Helen's Beauty Shade, ntn lol, ldMl Joea. 0. 8ol 05 Pomeroy. 5-29-Uc CHIHUAHUA puppies I weeks Shop, 1600 Nye Ave ., Pomeroy. tlon lor cblldren. See WlllJo old. Pbooe 843-2141. f.15-Stc Phone !192·!800. 9-!Uic P'IJRNISIIED GARAGE apart. DaYil ar PIIGne ttl "'· ment ,.. Uncoln B111. UtliiU.. f.U-IIp TRUCK BEDS, one Rat GUN SHOOT, Broadrun liGd A paid; 111a1t1 CIIIIJ. Phone QB. aiid one dump; allo ponlel. Gtm Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, M. ..lf.lfc healer, Pearl Jacobs. Phone TC-495J lfAlllll IIIORNING noon Ull11-12-31p' . betlll s to 4 1'001111; J]r1ced Ori192-M. 9-15-31c THREE ROOM fllmlsbed apart-ble, Hldlanl A. 111)'THE 18th AMual Conference Of 111111, Ell! VIne 81., Bac!De. . ~KC BASSET HOUND PUPS, ami, phone - · I-2S-IIc lbe United Gospel Mission f.!Uip male, Margaret Groce, Lon1 Own:hes of Ohio and West 'I'IIIJLER LOTS; Bob's Mobile Bottom, pbooe 1115-33211. Virginia will be held at Planl.l Court, Syracuse, Ohio .., Slata li-!S-31t GUNS, buJ, nil or lnde IIIJ lllemorlal Church at the MW Rl. 01, Pltone _.,, gun ~ of oondlllon. dam site above Racine, ~. I-II-tle Raa eub Yalue at P'lfe'a. Pfs. Help Wanted IIIII thru :lind. Starting at toil, rm.., <Jr •bolltml. Lo7;30 p.m. each evening wHh FUJUIISIIED TWO BEDROOM ..... wanted, die thai 0111 IJ)eclal grot~pe. Rev. 0. G. APARTMENT, llllddleport, !urn lbem Into "' at Plfe'a. MdCbmey wiD be lbe speakpllone ID#/4. lf.llt 711 :lrd Sl.. llldlllip••t;lleODer. AD d17 lel'9ke Sunday aed dealer. Pbollo 11!·515'1. the :lind with I basket din- TRAILER SPACE, ready to ~lt«c ner at Letart Comi!IUlllty up, private, plenty of · llall. Plene bring own table 1'00111 [CB' dllldrell to play. TERRIER PliPPIE8. IUdy to IOI'VI<e. Hynm sing beginning Pbollo ltWIII4. 1-14-tle go, Jacob Boer, Rl. I, ~ at I p.m. Everyone welcome. viDe. f.!Wip Come, Jet us ling and - - ~ lwo bedroom lurnlabed ship together. Rev. 0. G. lllcaparlment. automatic beat, BUIWING LOTS, 1D1 olD, Kiimey, modei'a!Gr and ..... live miles nortlo of Pomeroy. good locatlm, ,.Oeorge Mowll'al IU)It. Rev. E. J. GrllPbollo tn 1!11. f.!Wc rey, Phone tiUOII. ~lWic 11111, ........ . . . 11-!Uic ... '·e ·s· , aolld Illite unit, 4 speed .changer, loVely miple flnilh. Mate payments of 18 per ftlOIIIh or balance of ...12.. Call *'1218. ~lUte S'I'EIIEO, AM .!o FM radio, ls October 15 . RftNOLD'I 1Ut.UPoul !9 · Amerle111 •illlltteftll ' ., . w..... ............ 11114 ........ ol 11:20 - I,"(MI&~IIII PrQ"' - v..~J. . w• a. .. ... 1'1:21 ~ Jllliat'' - 511*1 .,., .._u.- ' •,' • •• . . �• ·.. I .' . ! ,•.., ' i' • Drive' Be~ . . .. ' " September 16 GALLIPOLIS - ed two Southern cotton boats early In the spring of 1918 and eon- verted them into upper 0 h i o River packets. Many rivermen doubted that the new packet line could make a go of it bot after extensive repairs and remodeling of the boats, the Call of 1918 found the eral Woods and the Omaha.ts to General Pershing (These were the two southern cotton boats). The Omaha is now running two trips per week between Par~ l[ersburg and Pittsburgh. SEPT, 10, 1918 - IT IS reported that the Uberty Transit Co. oC wjleellng has doobled Ito capital This company owns the pac~o;ls S. L. Elam and Omaha and s'everal wharfboats. It h said they will purchase m or e packet line in complete control oi the situation. Here are a few brief items of River News from the Galli ~ polis DaJly Tribune about the packets. venture: sttack. SEPT. 9, 1918 - IT IS re ~ (Y SEPT. ll, 1918- TIIELlliERTransit Co. will operate boots Pittsburgh. Charleston and Ctnctnnatt. captain Max Sle- between FRIDAY FISH BUFFET bolt is manager of transportation 5 P.M. TIL 9 P .M. for the com,pany. He had charge of the Combine's Pittsburgh coal and towboats at LDuisville for several years. ADULTS -- $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 SEPT. 14, 1918 - THE GENeral Pershing is reported to be doing a big business in t h e Parkersburg - Pittsburgh trade, Tbls packet was formerly t h e L...--..::::::~;;.;___,t- Omaha. Site will enter the Pitts- PLEASANT POINT RESORT Larcy Lee, chairman or the Gllllo Cooot;r So!"fce Unit ol Tile Salvation arrill, I!IIIOWiced today that the 11111Ual drive will be held ll'om Sept. 16 to Oct. 12. The committee lor . Gallla CCJumy eonolllto or Lar17 Lee, ·~ l ,, AN ARTI- ~. j I George Washington's family home in Mount Vernon, Virginia, is a fine reflection of his tradi· tional belief in the value of home ownership. If your family is planning to buy a hom< or remodel your present home , come see us about a low-cost Home Mortgage Loan , Home Improvement Loan. crews register. Clj)laln John W, Lane who went to New Orleans on the pac- ket Helen Lane writes Captain Dick Brown that the boot went through two severe storms but escaped damage. Steambool coal t s worth $7 per ton in the south withoUt the cost of labor being added. Captain Lane and family will probably come hac~ here to reside. ' 10~ To Wear - ' '' . ' ' iUttllU!J ' .. itttts-jrutturl . FIVE .' The Second Floor ·~ . . in the Army's bumanltutan pro- SUNDAY,:SEI'TEMHERJS, !968 lll'am. u not contacted, donatloos may be sent to Emll,y G. Saundero ot the Oblo Valley Bank. ' " ~ ·. ·featurittq been bunt by WWiamo of Middleport for the ferryboat A n n Batley st KsnsUgs. The boiler ·GoOd ol' bas not yet been insttlled b u t soon will be. Tbio ferryboat has been having a fine run of bustness. Work at Dam No. 25 near Ad- r cent to 29 per cent f« lu"ey 18 per cent for Wll-:o met 8 per cent uodeclded. . rsweek a n d Time IDIIPestimatlng the electoral the three leading condl-· might pile '4). reached coocluslona. tr ·'" nata all or which were locked througb the chamber at Dam No. 26. Engineer Ervin Wright, of. this clcy, who has been home from Pltlaborgh 011 vaeaUori, Is receJpt ol a letter from secre~ tary Charlo• M. Slteplan or the Pltisbur[lh Association or &lglneers In regard to the wage seale sett1 ed upon at the Sepl. 10 meeting of the repre ..rrta- Ia ~ L.OOK, e;(:HROEOER ... ''LOVE" 8EAD5! .. ~,. _ .1,( ,. ' •• ~ . .•' I MAOE THEM ESPECIAU.'/ FO~ '100 ... 'lOLl LOOK 6~AT ! Ml/ MAKIN6 11-k:lSE eEADS AND 'c'OOR WEARING lHEM INDICAIE~ OUR LOVE FoR ALL MANKIND AND A PE~SONAL FONPN£9.; FOR EACH OTHER . Y· . • cosl us any more th'" the heat we had belore:· Rev. Ramsell knows. He's had electric heat for 7 years . .. with "oo service calls, no bother, no worries.'' Call your Reddy Kilowott Recommended Dealer or Ohio Power Company for a free electric heat cost estimate for your home. HID POWER COMfANY Move UP to FLAMELESS electric. heat - y· -··- ... Robert, Sept. row, llamdell. Patlallts Released - Herman Sltelton." ·Helen v. Addllo, Lorna Juan Morgan, 0ma M. lhunate, James T. Balli)", Nora Bledaoe, Go,y L LandnUD, Ella L. Mill~, Jlarprel Wll- Ma,yme Woods, Charleo Brammer, JGdn Alboll, 11DY Allman, Artlur Moo-, VlrJil Raulll, Ruth Clari<IOa, Addlo, Georp lllljiiiQ', Pamela R._, Jolul lllepud, Kemelll Bostick, Marilyn Well, and All4t - _.tnes tndleatedthOIWolo, would be Ulllble to tlu'ori lection Into the Hoose Of aaentatives by picking 1.1'· any vtKe s that no one would • it staTils today. Nlxon is llrong to make the coniA!ot ., " Newsweek .aieL tiefts ~~·' • · Busy ment labor boards. 4; Mr. · and Mro. Ro,ymon APolter, 88'h Mortoo Sl., Jack1101'1, son, Glen Alan. Sept. 4; Mr. met Mrs. carl Roger Fulk, SeloCo Furnace, -llewe¥ carl, Sept. 6; Rev. and Mrs. Robert D, Rider, 613 Hoplar SL, lrolltan, daUghter, sept. 10. Preoent Patlenta - Jom Rudolph, Oak ·IWt; Thomas stewart, Rt. 3 Jacklon; Irma RusoeD, Ernestine Halt, Howard Sltarp, John D. Hugbeo, Orval Fee, all ot JaekiOn; s a m u e 1 Hanel, and John Veneer, or South Weblter. COra Westlake, Rt. 2' Thurman; Amanda Stapl&lo!l. Rl. 2 Oak lllll; Haldor Rhea, Rt. 3 Jackson; Pearl llrolford, ·Rt. 2 South Webster; Myrta stover, Davla Home for Aged. Oak Hill; Ctarenoe Reynolds, Rt. 4 JaekiOII; Clarace C, Saaffer, F• Nursing Home, JackJ;on; Rita Slater, Rt. 3 Oak Ifill; Helen B. Moore, Samuet Deii\Y, and Ulllan Leach, all ol Jackocm; llel• Eleen, oak Hlll; Barbara Ward, Rt. 5 JackSOil; Lydia Lelr11, Oak !WI; Bertha June Tad- ' ftgures eom»Ued by t11o . a majority, tlves ol boat owners and govern. ~ 100, Wayne electnc heating commercials. His comments on cosl; "Electric heat doesn 't Weather will respond to support and share OAK HILL HOSPITAL NEWS Blrtba - Mr. IUid Mrs. WOllam F _ Davis, Rt. 3, Jaeboo, daulhiOr, T1111a Beth, Sept. 3; Mr. and Mro. WUllam G a r y SUrey, 162 N, High St. , Jack- The Reverend Albert Ramsell isn't an actor. He's a retired minister in Canton, Oh1o. You've se4:!n him on TV (along with other Ohm homeowners) on our • - .e deparlmeot also • eportood ••l'l' or a 1967 Fonl tandem k stolen tn Ro11 CCJumy. ~ k was apparently .,..,... b7 ard Keatooortltaltclllllt;r. TN of the truck waa IPitte4 b7 when II was located porl<8d ootern Melp COIIIIIY. The ID- · ·n l Is sWI under lavellilp. by Meigs and Roll COIIDV eral hour. The worst actor on TV? ' • The foUowlng scale was decided upon: Coodenslng cble! engineers, $215 per month; oeeood -.sing engineers, $200; Non~nslng chiet englneera, $200 a montlli and non-mndenaBanldng lAndmark Sinee 1863 lng roecond engineers, $185. · 1\hmber f"DIC Oppulte Parte, Galllpelil SEPT. 13, 1918 - A NEW . Amther ·hei'IY log Ibis morn. ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"""_ _.... boiler costing over $2,000 has lng liuspendecl navigation lor sev- FIRST NATIONAL BANK :f SEPT, 12, 1918 - THE C. C. Bowyer and Chris Greene laid up today on accoont of It beIng Registration Day, Most all oteamboito In this dlslrtct Including towboats in the Kanawha River were laid up to let the -·-- .. . a."3 .____.•.-JliL._.·_____C ....... .:. ._. .____.,.A.-"""-~,.,_ . .•_.<,~-~ .....J,~~,..J;. _,;,_~,.E.___:.. _-:-;· Deprirtment Oh SEPT. 9, 1918 - THE Galli- tiple aervice& for children and polis wharfboat is to be concret- adulll by local welfare In addied on the inside of the hull in- tion to Its tnotltuttonat aetiviUeo stead or dochins the boll cap- and state-wide PI'OIIl'aiDI, I t a tain GorOOn c. Greene is here Emergency Disaster Senrice la from Cinclnnati to superintend constantly alerl for dlopalclt to troubled areu, to persons whose the work. The first heavy fog of the sea~ home• are otrlcked by nre, IJirson occurred this morning. The rleane, flood, ~Ike or Wc. C, Bowyer was delayed in ness. It Ia hoped that all residents leaving here for Hwttlngtnn as apd 10 •{' ·,Rea~y - The salvatloo Army has mul- a resull Competent deck crews on Kanawha River towboats have be~ come very scarce and hard to secure. A gr&at maJ1Y of the men have been drafted Into mll ~ itary service. It lB reported that tl1o Government has ordered all Kanawha River coal operators to load barges where they have Up-. pies at the rlver. No railroad cars are to be loaded at the tipple mines. . -' ElberJ;elds Busy Oelal rise will be starled at 5 a.m. Thursday starting at Dam NO . 11 above Wheeling and draw- dlsoo has PI'OIIl'OSsed rlljlldly and lng three feet or wateroutofeach the lock chamber and plde wallo Ohio River pool to Dam No. 29 are about completed. The Naand one root out of each pool in tional Contracting Co. worko last the Kaitawha River. The splash on the job and they have p r o-will permit • big ohlpmeot or gres sed under ditltcultles, being Kanawha River cool to Clncln- short or labor as is the case most everywhere, nat!. Business is reported to be SEPT. 14, 1918 - THE Kavery IP>d with what packets are ruMing. It to predicted that nsv- nawba coal neet thatpasseddown tgation win 1100!1 be resumed Frida)' for Cincinnati conoloted <6 olx towboats with 74 barges l!l'adually. '• ·' ·~ burgh-Kanawha River trade, It is re~ed, as soon as there is a substantial rise on the upper Ohio River. The General Woods, formerly the S. L. Elam, is chalrmani Emily G. Saunders, Widergoing extensive remodeling treasurer; Mrs. Charles Holzer, at the Mozena boat yard at Clar~ Mrs. Bernice Borden, Mro. Mildred Scott, BIU Barr. Kemeth tngton. Other River News included IIetz, Jim Betz, Seth lllntliQ' and John Millo. these items: SEPT, 11, 1918 - "'" .. '· ' - ~- Inu Know ·---- ·----··--- -· 0 . 1 GALLIPOLIS - The Liberty ported that t11e S. L. Elam s Transit Co., Wheeling, purchas- name will be changed to the Gen- .·IV' Seethe fine selection ofWomens 1111~ Girls ll'eariilfj Apparel, a beautipll selection of coa.ts, suits, jlre_sses, millinery, GODr4i• '"'·' ' sroups, s~paratcs indltuling skirts, blouses; sl4clrs, jac,ets, sweaters, sl!elis, jill!lpers. You'll find a wide rllfiBe. of styles, fabrics, colors and sizes all style~ by lelllli11g IIIIIIIU(aclllrers. IOrlttes. o other aetivlty, !Jiorilr Haroaeh haa been nodlted Ill to the West VlrBinla re of the Ohio River tltalln•ed properly of Melp COUll•• It has been reportoocl a from . 'I '-,, •I .£,••.. ~· .........\' .' --"*· ft. was boo~otolenlaonetll8ft_. and 12 or Kaiser AlumlDDD plart IIIII 101 box, ooro aucl- lteml ·e taken fnlm he same area. ARRESTS leekood arrests lncludecl I Nolsoo, 47, Rt. I, LIDIIo, and Fluyd Charles HarnP52, Langsville, bolll em IDIt:ation charges; llabarl Rial. LanpVille, Jem;y Mulrl• ittlngtoo, 28, Rt. I, - . oabetlt Moodlapauflh, ~~. LAter, and Charles~. at. 'omeroY, all em cllaturblntl U. .ce charges; JlarCIIO COX, lit. VInton, no cpera1or'l u . _ Everett Rofbl:Y Cree esq ·~ Rt. I, COOlvJlle, --left wu. lbr..,., ,'II'.' ';',' I . I )"· ' .. . . -!,·. ,. ..J I ·•. .. - 1 �• ·.. I .' . ! ,•.., ' i' • Drive' Be~ . . .. ' " September 16 GALLIPOLIS - ed two Southern cotton boats early In the spring of 1918 and eon- verted them into upper 0 h i o River packets. Many rivermen doubted that the new packet line could make a go of it bot after extensive repairs and remodeling of the boats, the Call of 1918 found the eral Woods and the Omaha.ts to General Pershing (These were the two southern cotton boats). The Omaha is now running two trips per week between Par~ l[ersburg and Pittsburgh. SEPT, 10, 1918 - IT IS reported that the Uberty Transit Co. oC wjleellng has doobled Ito capital This company owns the pac~o;ls S. L. Elam and Omaha and s'everal wharfboats. It h said they will purchase m or e packet line in complete control oi the situation. Here are a few brief items of River News from the Galli ~ polis DaJly Tribune about the packets. venture: sttack. SEPT. 9, 1918 - IT IS re ~ (Y SEPT. ll, 1918- TIIELlliERTransit Co. will operate boots Pittsburgh. Charleston and Ctnctnnatt. captain Max Sle- between FRIDAY FISH BUFFET bolt is manager of transportation 5 P.M. TIL 9 P .M. for the com,pany. He had charge of the Combine's Pittsburgh coal and towboats at LDuisville for several years. ADULTS -- $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 SEPT. 14, 1918 - THE GENeral Pershing is reported to be doing a big business in t h e Parkersburg - Pittsburgh trade, Tbls packet was formerly t h e L...--..::::::~;;.;___,t- Omaha. Site will enter the Pitts- PLEASANT POINT RESORT Larcy Lee, chairman or the Gllllo Cooot;r So!"fce Unit ol Tile Salvation arrill, I!IIIOWiced today that the 11111Ual drive will be held ll'om Sept. 16 to Oct. 12. The committee lor . Gallla CCJumy eonolllto or Lar17 Lee, ·~ l ,, AN ARTI- ~. j I George Washington's family home in Mount Vernon, Virginia, is a fine reflection of his tradi· tional belief in the value of home ownership. If your family is planning to buy a hom< or remodel your present home , come see us about a low-cost Home Mortgage Loan , Home Improvement Loan. crews register. Clj)laln John W, Lane who went to New Orleans on the pac- ket Helen Lane writes Captain Dick Brown that the boot went through two severe storms but escaped damage. Steambool coal t s worth $7 per ton in the south withoUt the cost of labor being added. Captain Lane and family will probably come hac~ here to reside. ' 10~ To Wear - ' '' . ' ' iUttllU!J ' .. itttts-jrutturl . FIVE .' The Second Floor ·~ . . in the Army's bumanltutan pro- SUNDAY,:SEI'TEMHERJS, !968 lll'am. u not contacted, donatloos may be sent to Emll,y G. Saundero ot the Oblo Valley Bank. ' " ~ ·. ·featurittq been bunt by WWiamo of Middleport for the ferryboat A n n Batley st KsnsUgs. The boiler ·GoOd ol' bas not yet been insttlled b u t soon will be. Tbio ferryboat has been having a fine run of bustness. Work at Dam No. 25 near Ad- r cent to 29 per cent f« lu"ey 18 per cent for Wll-:o met 8 per cent uodeclded. . rsweek a n d Time IDIIPestimatlng the electoral the three leading condl-· might pile '4). reached coocluslona. tr ·'" nata all or which were locked througb the chamber at Dam No. 26. Engineer Ervin Wright, of. this clcy, who has been home from Pltlaborgh 011 vaeaUori, Is receJpt ol a letter from secre~ tary Charlo• M. Slteplan or the Pltisbur[lh Association or &lglneers In regard to the wage seale sett1 ed upon at the Sepl. 10 meeting of the repre ..rrta- Ia ~ L.OOK, e;(:HROEOER ... ''LOVE" 8EAD5! .. ~,. _ .1,( ,. ' •• ~ . .•' I MAOE THEM ESPECIAU.'/ FO~ '100 ... 'lOLl LOOK 6~AT ! Ml/ MAKIN6 11-k:lSE eEADS AND 'c'OOR WEARING lHEM INDICAIE~ OUR LOVE FoR ALL MANKIND AND A PE~SONAL FONPN£9.; FOR EACH OTHER . Y· . • cosl us any more th'" the heat we had belore:· Rev. Ramsell knows. He's had electric heat for 7 years . .. with "oo service calls, no bother, no worries.'' Call your Reddy Kilowott Recommended Dealer or Ohio Power Company for a free electric heat cost estimate for your home. HID POWER COMfANY Move UP to FLAMELESS electric. heat - y· -··- ... Robert, Sept. row, llamdell. Patlallts Released - Herman Sltelton." ·Helen v. Addllo, Lorna Juan Morgan, 0ma M. lhunate, James T. Balli)", Nora Bledaoe, Go,y L LandnUD, Ella L. Mill~, Jlarprel Wll- Ma,yme Woods, Charleo Brammer, JGdn Alboll, 11DY Allman, Artlur Moo-, VlrJil Raulll, Ruth Clari<IOa, Addlo, Georp lllljiiiQ', Pamela R._, Jolul lllepud, Kemelll Bostick, Marilyn Well, and All4t - _.tnes tndleatedthOIWolo, would be Ulllble to tlu'ori lection Into the Hoose Of aaentatives by picking 1.1'· any vtKe s that no one would • it staTils today. Nlxon is llrong to make the coniA!ot ., " Newsweek .aieL tiefts ~~·' • · Busy ment labor boards. 4; Mr. · and Mro. Ro,ymon APolter, 88'h Mortoo Sl., Jack1101'1, son, Glen Alan. Sept. 4; Mr. met Mrs. carl Roger Fulk, SeloCo Furnace, -llewe¥ carl, Sept. 6; Rev. and Mrs. Robert D, Rider, 613 Hoplar SL, lrolltan, daUghter, sept. 10. Preoent Patlenta - Jom Rudolph, Oak ·IWt; Thomas stewart, Rt. 3 Jacklon; Irma RusoeD, Ernestine Halt, Howard Sltarp, John D. Hugbeo, Orval Fee, all ot JaekiOn; s a m u e 1 Hanel, and John Veneer, or South Weblter. COra Westlake, Rt. 2' Thurman; Amanda Stapl&lo!l. Rl. 2 Oak lllll; Haldor Rhea, Rt. 3 Jackson; Pearl llrolford, ·Rt. 2 South Webster; Myrta stover, Davla Home for Aged. Oak Hill; Ctarenoe Reynolds, Rt. 4 JaekiOII; Clarace C, Saaffer, F• Nursing Home, JackJ;on; Rita Slater, Rt. 3 Oak Ifill; Helen B. Moore, Samuet Deii\Y, and Ulllan Leach, all ol Jackocm; llel• Eleen, oak Hlll; Barbara Ward, Rt. 5 JackSOil; Lydia Lelr11, Oak !WI; Bertha June Tad- ' ftgures eom»Ued by t11o . a majority, tlves ol boat owners and govern. ~ 100, Wayne electnc heating commercials. His comments on cosl; "Electric heat doesn 't Weather will respond to support and share OAK HILL HOSPITAL NEWS Blrtba - Mr. IUid Mrs. WOllam F _ Davis, Rt. 3, Jaeboo, daulhiOr, T1111a Beth, Sept. 3; Mr. and Mro. WUllam G a r y SUrey, 162 N, High St. , Jack- The Reverend Albert Ramsell isn't an actor. He's a retired minister in Canton, Oh1o. You've se4:!n him on TV (along with other Ohm homeowners) on our • - .e deparlmeot also • eportood ••l'l' or a 1967 Fonl tandem k stolen tn Ro11 CCJumy. ~ k was apparently .,..,... b7 ard Keatooortltaltclllllt;r. TN of the truck waa IPitte4 b7 when II was located porl<8d ootern Melp COIIIIIY. The ID- · ·n l Is sWI under lavellilp. by Meigs and Roll COIIDV eral hour. The worst actor on TV? ' • The foUowlng scale was decided upon: Coodenslng cble! engineers, $215 per month; oeeood -.sing engineers, $200; Non~nslng chiet englneera, $200 a montlli and non-mndenaBanldng lAndmark Sinee 1863 lng roecond engineers, $185. · 1\hmber f"DIC Oppulte Parte, Galllpelil SEPT. 13, 1918 - A NEW . Amther ·hei'IY log Ibis morn. ...,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"""_ _.... boiler costing over $2,000 has lng liuspendecl navigation lor sev- FIRST NATIONAL BANK :f SEPT, 12, 1918 - THE C. C. Bowyer and Chris Greene laid up today on accoont of It beIng Registration Day, Most all oteamboito In this dlslrtct Including towboats in the Kanawha River were laid up to let the -·-- .. . a."3 .____.•.-JliL._.·_____C ....... .:. ._. .____.,.A.-"""-~,.,_ . .•_.<,~-~ .....J,~~,..J;. _,;,_~,.E.___:.. _-:-;· Deprirtment Oh SEPT. 9, 1918 - THE Galli- tiple aervice& for children and polis wharfboat is to be concret- adulll by local welfare In addied on the inside of the hull in- tion to Its tnotltuttonat aetiviUeo stead or dochins the boll cap- and state-wide PI'OIIl'aiDI, I t a tain GorOOn c. Greene is here Emergency Disaster Senrice la from Cinclnnati to superintend constantly alerl for dlopalclt to troubled areu, to persons whose the work. The first heavy fog of the sea~ home• are otrlcked by nre, IJirson occurred this morning. The rleane, flood, ~Ike or Wc. C, Bowyer was delayed in ness. It Ia hoped that all residents leaving here for Hwttlngtnn as apd 10 •{' ·,Rea~y - The salvatloo Army has mul- a resull Competent deck crews on Kanawha River towboats have be~ come very scarce and hard to secure. A gr&at maJ1Y of the men have been drafted Into mll ~ itary service. It lB reported that tl1o Government has ordered all Kanawha River coal operators to load barges where they have Up-. pies at the rlver. No railroad cars are to be loaded at the tipple mines. . -' ElberJ;elds Busy Oelal rise will be starled at 5 a.m. Thursday starting at Dam NO . 11 above Wheeling and draw- dlsoo has PI'OIIl'OSsed rlljlldly and lng three feet or wateroutofeach the lock chamber and plde wallo Ohio River pool to Dam No. 29 are about completed. The Naand one root out of each pool in tional Contracting Co. worko last the Kaitawha River. The splash on the job and they have p r o-will permit • big ohlpmeot or gres sed under ditltcultles, being Kanawha River cool to Clncln- short or labor as is the case most everywhere, nat!. Business is reported to be SEPT. 14, 1918 - THE Kavery IP>d with what packets are ruMing. It to predicted that nsv- nawba coal neet thatpasseddown tgation win 1100!1 be resumed Frida)' for Cincinnati conoloted <6 olx towboats with 74 barges l!l'adually. '• ·' ·~ burgh-Kanawha River trade, It is re~ed, as soon as there is a substantial rise on the upper Ohio River. The General Woods, formerly the S. L. Elam, is chalrmani Emily G. Saunders, Widergoing extensive remodeling treasurer; Mrs. Charles Holzer, at the Mozena boat yard at Clar~ Mrs. Bernice Borden, Mro. Mildred Scott, BIU Barr. Kemeth tngton. Other River News included IIetz, Jim Betz, Seth lllntliQ' and John Millo. these items: SEPT, 11, 1918 - "'" .. '· ' - ~- Inu Know ·---- ·----··--- -· 0 . 1 GALLIPOLIS - The Liberty ported that t11e S. L. Elam s Transit Co., Wheeling, purchas- name will be changed to the Gen- .·IV' Seethe fine selection ofWomens 1111~ Girls ll'eariilfj Apparel, a beautipll selection of coa.ts, suits, jlre_sses, millinery, GODr4i• '"'·' ' sroups, s~paratcs indltuling skirts, blouses; sl4clrs, jac,ets, sweaters, sl!elis, jill!lpers. You'll find a wide rllfiBe. of styles, fabrics, colors and sizes all style~ by lelllli11g IIIIIIIU(aclllrers. IOrlttes. o other aetivlty, !Jiorilr Haroaeh haa been nodlted Ill to the West VlrBinla re of the Ohio River tltalln•ed properly of Melp COUll•• It has been reportoocl a from . 'I '-,, •I .£,••.. ~· .........\' .' --"*· ft. was boo~otolenlaonetll8ft_. and 12 or Kaiser AlumlDDD plart IIIII 101 box, ooro aucl- lteml ·e taken fnlm he same area. ARRESTS leekood arrests lncludecl I Nolsoo, 47, Rt. I, LIDIIo, and Fluyd Charles HarnP52, Langsville, bolll em IDIt:ation charges; llabarl Rial. LanpVille, Jem;y Mulrl• ittlngtoo, 28, Rt. I, - . oabetlt Moodlapauflh, ~~. LAter, and Charles~. at. 'omeroY, all em cllaturblntl U. .ce charges; JlarCIIO COX, lit. VInton, no cpera1or'l u . _ Everett Rofbl:Y Cree esq ·~ Rt. I, COOlvJlle, --left wu. lbr..,., ,'II'.' ';',' I . I )"· ' .. . . -!,·. ,. ..J I ·•. .. - 1 �./!. -- ~- . . . .. .--· •.. -----~- -- - ·-· ··-- ...--. ... -~ -~ - - ~ Weather 0 extreme~ IIIII tile wolt , . . Lcnnllllllfll '•(: . · "'- •• ~•.:o:L . ~ -·¢.~ ..~" .;. '":. -;-50 Years ag ~.-,.;..."...;..-~ ~= GALLIPOLIS - . with lt'tt . ad " •; 11. I • 7~"11/. OUT Ol1R WAY ...TH~ VAN e16WHEEL':> · ARe; •cSIVINo' A R.E:CEPTIOt-..1 . FOR YOU AT .TE:t.J-TH I RTY. IF VOUCAN MAKE. IT... FI~T YOU HAVE A DINNE~ EN6A6EMENT Transit Co., Wheeling, ed two Southern cotton l ly In the spring of 19'8 AT 'THE WILLETS verted them into u,ppe- - Dl t-.1 NER 15 AT E:16HT, ''OR , WI-IENEVER • . ENT.. River packets. Many rivermen doll the new packet Une cOt a go ot it but alter ' repairs and remodei~Kt~ boau, the fall of 1918 J packet line in completE welt lo out b7 ....,.._ FIVE ... AND VOU'RE INVITED TO AP~RTVAT . TI-\E. a.:.aAt<~ ... SOUND EO rr URc;,ENT! of the situation. Here are a few brlt of River News from tJ polls Dally Tribune al venture: 1-\E: Sf.\OLJL-D B£ HER£ Scol\l. I'J SEPT. 9, 1918 - FRIDAY FISt BUFFET WHO ELSE GOOL.t> I-lAVE A WIFE Wl-\0 •, WANT£> 1-\ER HU56ANt 5 P.M. TIL 9 P. TO 60 OUT 'NI6HT5 {' ADULTS ·· $2.50 CHILDREN - $1 PLEASANT PQ RESORT WIIO EI...SE COUL.O BE 50 HARO·T0-6ET •::> WHO EI...SE COULO BE IN SUCH WHO E.LS E BUT ~ TI-\E 01-.l L Y PLUMBER IN TOWN? • OEMANO? ... ~ ~· .. ••, . • • )0-lU bpo Leslie Turner I.' ----~ CIRCIJ'O TRAIN 'HRECI'\! and 8 per cent undecided._. •sweek a n d Time maca-: I, estimating the electoral . o the three leading cud!· 1 might pUe 10), r01cbod ISUT, TIN'I ~A6 OYERCOME llli DE:RCtENC'I! 116 CAW . STILL DO AI~T OF IllS OLD TRIC!o;S,! VES ... TOTA~L~ &LIND, AS '!HE REiU~T OF A )tr cent to 29 per cent for . il)hrey 18 per ceot for Wal~ ilar conclusions. le ngures compiled by the . magazines indicated tlat Walwould be Ulllble 1<1 thrnlo itection into the HouH o~ George ll'ashiHgl non, · Virginia, is tioHal be lief in r your family is plat your present home Home Mortgage I resentatives by picking \W DillY votes that no one would t a majority. As It s!Bms todly, Nixon lo strong to make the contelt_ t," Newsweek said. ~efts ..,_.,....._... • • ~E?... I LOY EO IIOTl! ~ 1!-lfM ... 6UE'K l MARRIE'D Till< \\IRONG ONE... SIIE Let-T ollf F-OR A SOLID ACIIOIAT, Willi 80Til FEET PLANTED FIIINII.'f IN 'TI-lE' AIR! FIRST Nj &miring L ..,, · M>mlter FDIC ' .,' ••• :i\~ ,· . :! - -·--·· I · Busy ,.,,.. oe deportment aloo roportal ,.-ery of a 1967 Ford tandem :k stolen .In Ross Courd;y. 'l't. 1< was apparently OWDOd bJ >ard KeatoooltllatCOUIII;)'. Tile ol the truck W8l IIIJI:Ied bJ when It was loc:r.ted porbd restem Melgo OOillllj>, Tile Inlilt Is still under illvelllpby Mei&o and Roos Counl.f 10rtttes. @ 11M "r HEA. foe. other activity, Sheriff MarlOCh has bem mtllled o1 boo Ill !rom the Welt Virlbll& re of the Oblo River tn.. •ed pr0()011j> of Melp Coat>•• It hal been rep:nttd a 1 WINTHROP bS" Dick Cavall:l. :---, HOW cnw;: 1M= C4.N Fta 1l-jC WIND I!!Ur we G4N'T SEE IT~ £ DUNNO. ' hor- "' ANDY CAPP . ' : POOR I..ITTL.E [)EVI BL.IM&X 'fER bO LOOK OFF COLOU~ANbV /-~'IE . 'fER BEEN ILL.? fl. boat and 12 .. was stoleninooetbeft..ar Kaiser Alwn!Jiun piut and ,01 box, oars and oll>or ltema ·e taken from another-lell he same area. ARRESTS leekeOO arres!Bincludod WU. I Nelson, 47, Rt. ~ LooiPIe, and Floyd Charlea llaJI!p52, LangoYilJe, ...... i<atloo charges; llobartRiep, Langsville, Jemy """'" ' iltlnglon, 28, Rt. 4, - . . . , , uhelh Moodlopauall, ,1, i.AID' 1er, and Charlo a Obllnpr, IIi. - . all Cll dlollilti!Da 1111 ce charge a; Mar.,.. ca., v~ IIi, ' no oporalor'lll~-· Everett ~ crem , ,", •I , Rt. 1, Caoi-.We, fwlll'it ( I HOFE YaJ CON'r MIND .Me The Re'l!!re< Oh10. yCJb*,, · #.SKINid~\k;~ &\:JMI3 . Wltrn-fR:::lP. electric heat ... cost us any r electric h,.l Call your Re a free elettr M ! • '., .. ! ~ _;.., -:- . �.. ;i: · ,, . ~. t • '. .. ... . ··-·-··· ··-~- . ~- ~- . . __ __ ... 0 • ~ • 0 ' ~ o ._ , .. . .-, . _, _ , - ·,• • '"W • - -·· - · - -- - ..,..._ ... ...,-- - ' I.; -.. .. w · --.,..~.0:,_ ,, ...- - - -..---.., .._,_ _ _ _ _ .,,~or ....- ~ '< ..., . , ,~.. Weather ,. -~~.,. ._._ " ..._ ..,...,,. extreme ' Now You Know "' ~· ~~:;.<,~.: CUII!dorlblo d'"d"'f'O, Tlleldl1 with ·-~ well to oootb7 ~ ·-,. ~"':. ~-•.:..;::~. \-r '· q - - -· ,::_:,;r~· .....;~ 8t,Je 8t,Je 50 Years ag Birdie!! GALLIPOLIS - T)t< Transit Co., Wheeling. ed two Southern cotton t ly In the spring of 1918 verted them into uppe1 Rher paekets. Many rivermen doli the new packet line cO!. a RO ol it tilt after ' illt < ..-:, ....... """ the .... , . . . lale tanlihL ~ ~ k ..•" , 10''0 •. ' FIVE ... •• SEE "THIS BOOK? IT'S OllE a=- lOOSE TRICK DOGPATCH IS TH' ON&."' CQIIIMOOJ>,!IT'i WHAT'S eu;:5SI!:D WIF TH' "MAN-TO.C:I-41CKSN INTPCOf'\!f- r--- JOBS ••• E)C.PLOCES WHal 'IOV TH' PMFESSOF<S HOPIN' t=O' A _--: GCNAMI"'T GRANT SO Wlt'I80PY'&.L EIE e.LESSED WI!= ONE -AN' CHAT WIF CHICKENS L..IKE Wf. DO.~' ~Et-1 IT! repairs and remodelilll boat&, the fall or 1918 i pacl<el line In completE ol the situation. Here are a few brU of River News from d .ll(llls Dally Tribune al venture: SEPT. 9, 1918 - .. I'! ,~ FRIDAY FISt BUFFET ~~ ..... • ' ~ •• ••• 5 P.M. TIL 9 P. ! <I " ADULTS - $2.5C CHILDREN - $1 ..~ ' t ! PLEASANT PO RESORT ~ ".r I • ~ oo-ln 9 ·AH WANT'S TO !:IRING TWO MATTERS TO A VOTE!~ FUST.o:'-AW.. IN FA\IOR 0' DUMPIN' Tl4' PPOFESSOR. AN' Hl5 IHVENSHUN INTO ' Grr 0/Erl.. HERE AS Frt.ST />S YOU CAN! l!M IN l!wU~Le f BOTTOMI..E.S5 CAN'IO"l SA'i •~~ttE!!'' i' l 1---...... l per cent to 29 per ceat. for IIII)Plu'ey 18 per cent ror W~ . ce anl 8 per cent wadecided.... Nlwsweek a n d Time IILIPnls, estimatirc the electoral Us the three loodln& Cllldl• • might pUe ..,, reached DOt-JoT KIJQIN I ONf- OF HIS t)(.PEJli- M€NTS IIJ~t<JT H~'/\IJIRE, 1 Tf'IIJ-~K! t!>E Ri6HT THeRE, NUiTY! mllar conclusions. '!1le figures cOIJ1llled by the . ro mapzlnes Indicated thil Wol, a would be unable to lhrooi • election into the Houae of ..-eaentatives by plcklna: -. J )nan.y votes that no one would ,.. a maJority. · "As it stands toda)'. NiJODII o strons to make tbe contest_ lOse," Newsweek said. ,. ., heJts l Busy ·- George Washing! non, Virginia, is tiona! belief in 1 your family is plar your pres en! home Home Mortgage I . ' I 1 The department aloo re)lOI'Iod FIRST N' · Banking L .,'' -- ~~ ·;~· t"""""' ,..,.ery of a 1967 Ford -uek stolen In Roas COUidl'. '1118 -uek wu _.-ently """"" _, <>Ward KeatnnolthatCCJIIIIb'. n. .-.,...... JfDIC ob of the tru<k woo gultod ..,. ro l!ben II wu located porbd • weslern Melp COIIIIQ. '1118 !Do ldent Is sUU WMior iDYellllp'"' by Melia aDd Roll CAIUall lllllorllles. Ill other activity, Shorllf liar· d>acb has be«< notllled of ""' lilts !rom the Well Vb111Dia toore ol tile Ohio River -IDoiYod propert.r or 11e1p CciUI>- ' I Such a..;? S-uch as DEAR POLLY-To keep kitty's box cleat I !Mt an ol4 -.wer curtain in1ide tM Mt lUst. T1len odd.,. kitty l;tlor, Tim WO) it witl Itt easy to cleofl aMI tM box doe: Ht 1et wet ~•ul tall aport .--t>OitEES ..tilw.,..,,...,....,-....;,....,._... ,.......... Mt-- ' , . t - lottoll DI!AI. POLLY-Pot - OEAl POI.LY_.., .a.nMod on stain· a- ,._. (OIInttn .U. .,.._,.ces will RTTY w Kaiser Alnmlnnn pJ.am IIIII IGol box, oero aDd- bma ue taken !rom - - l o f t t"tbe same area. ARRESTS Weekenl arrello Incl.- WU. U'G Nelson, t7, Rt. I, ~ We, aDd FIQY<I ChariN Jlomp... 52, LangBYille, ., 111lllcalloo charileO: Hobart Rial. .. ·I • i,. ~~ rowt of ! 9, LangsviUe, JIU'IY Mv1Dt 1hitllnal00. 28, Rt. 4, ... :Jbabelh ~ 81, J.Mo a&ter, aDd CharleoObi._,M. ' wo•to• o ., v~ ..,_.-. u._; • ..,e~.-oroto... to .-r lloo ,.Ct. ~tw 1 - MJ lwi yoar-ol<l ......,.,.,ploy ad Everett RodDeY Ca:• -' ......i... -~ . . . . it, Mt shltteiiftl IIIP Ht flat • • tablc• .It is tretlt for doi~g tooch up jok oni smtfl cbiUreoo ~· If your child ha& a brokea •• it oiler Itt ju<t tht tloin1.-LIZ Defendants Bond!'~ Ohio. vo.i~v; electnc hea· cost us any electric hea1f i a free elettr ~ ... ' . J ' ·' < ',. ' ,r l"i t ' ' ' , ~. ' 1, Rt. 11 COOIYIDe, b . .Jt ': .. , The Reverer Call your II< ,~.,._ -chirps; · all Ill dillall>lalllll" eac:e r.tarcu Call, 111.. · .... .. .1 lh iooliol looool .... ido I ..... ,. • "'portal a bar"" s: a llllor ...,. stolenlnone-.-r 'I Ia ~it hoM ofip- llfAl POLLY~ 1oM .....,. been 8 ft. boat aDd 12 MIS. C. M. C. .,......, wttlr and 'fCir.ioMI ottler spoh.- .... n has •• ' �.I t~~! . , ' ' - ' ·' Now You Know PRISCILLA'S POP •i Weather utreme........ IIIII tho ""II Ji«· 'l'!ll"111lale lonllhL LoWI iiiiMM CGnlldorll>le dcludlatlo, wHit 1e1U1nd west to east bjo ..,_ Tueldlly ... ~ •· FIVE C'oALLJPOLIS - Th< Transit Co., Wheeling, ed two Southern cotton ~ l,y ln the spring a! 1911 v'erted them into uppe RJver packets. Many rivermen doll the new packet line ~ a go of It but after « repairs and remodellnt boats, tho !all a! 1918 I packet line ln complete of the situation. 17 'to _-,········ .. ' ·..- 'l'i'oli; ' Here are a few brk 11 River News from U J)Oils Dall,v Tribune venture: a! SEPT. 9, 1918 - n •1 GU£SS THIS MEANS WE GOTTA FIND ANOTHII TO KEEP THE TUITUSf" NIA. I • . '· FRIDAY FISt BUFFET I ~ilS srop S P.M. TIL 9 p ADULTS - $2.511 CHILDREN - $1 PLEASANT" RESORT "'NO DOUBT, ADAMS, YOU'VE IE£N WONDiltHG WHY YOU.l DESK WAS IEMOVED WHILE YOU WEI! ON VACATIONf' "YOU KNOW SOMETHING, IAIL0l110ME llONDES ALSO PREFER GENTLtMENr' " NO, THANK YOU! NOT FOR ME! I HAVEN'T SMOKED FOR THE LAST 17 HOURS, NINE MINUTES AND 40 SECONDS!" BUGS BUNNY .,,' fs per cent to 29 per cent for Humphrey 18 per em lor W& . lace and 8 per cent undeclcled. · IF 'IOU SET' 0tC FOCJr I GET TI-l' FeEl.IN' FUDOSVS TltYIN' T' TtLL Me SOMeniiN'! IN MY CAWWOT' P4TCH. YOU'L.I- 6f. SOWWY.' 'IOU SAID THIS MAilDOC DROVE Newsweek a n d POOR OLD DON FROM HIS CASTLE, I RO 6£. Wl-lERE IS IT"? . "~ '- ..., ' two mapzlnea Indicated lhl1 Wlilace would be unable to u.rthe election into the Hou1e of RepresentaUves by picking 'II· ' ..... ! ··t"I .:,., \~ ~... .. George Washing! non, Virginia , is tiona/ belief in 1 your family is plat your present home Home Mortgage I nme JDII&- *tnes, estimatirc the e1eetoral votes the three leading candl• . dates might pile '~~• reaebed similar conclusions. The ligures c011111Ued 1>1 tile . ' . 1 v1HI;• ·· &O many VJ;tes that no one woul4 have a majority. · " As lt stan:ls today, Nixon la too strong to make the contest dose," Newsweek &ald. rhefts 0 1MI ., HU.. I.e. T.M. .... U.S. r.t. Off. nBusy FIRST N' ., • tOO-lU Bmalring L ed. The department aloo roportal · II.,...... ,DIC recmery of a 1967 Ford t•ndem truck stolen in Rosa COUnt;y. TW truck wu &)II>IIJ"ontiY oomed Ill' LEAD ~. L.W! I ... 'il/ftJT"I"!!N &\"' M~~N J!IYt=:RAI'JK... '10 FINISH THIS SGll ""'Rl:, PtJT 2. 'l• · ~i'\l' . ·: - Uans. It has been 1epxted • 16 ft. boat and 12 . . . . . . _ motor was stolen ln 0111!11 theft...,. the Kaloer Alumilllm piiDI IDII a tool box, oars and olhor 1tmn1 were taken from another-loll in the same area. ARRESTS Weekeo;l arnsta lndeded WU. tan! Nelson, t7, Rt. 1, .:.._ 'lllle, and FIOl<i Cbarioa Romptoll, 52, Langaville, em lntx»dcatlon charges; Hobart Rial. . , 49, LangsYiUe, Jemy ...,.,... ·c Whittington, 28, Rt. 4, l'vDiltOJ, Elizabeth -.))1118h. 31, !.-. caster, and Charles Ohllnpr,IlL i 2 Pomeroy, all m pe~ce charges; MareuJ COX, Rt. - v-., no oporalll<'allEverett RodDa)' Clem m'\·-: 21, Rt. I, Coolrille, tmlld, 2 Defendants · Forfeit Bond!! ,._nt .......... One olhori lorfelted 1loltoao \ lll'dQ . . liD 1\JLQ\W ' Chorleo Flaod $10 ·' x-. 1..• ....... .- . lbt ""' .,.nlas 1ollri ·Bl. . ... David •• • • ' ,• •., 1 ' 2, • I 'l •••• ' . '~ by Mellis and Ratio Couat;y authorities. In other activity, !iberlll llortenbach baa been aotllled o l tbofts !rom the Well Vlqbda shore al the Oldo River ID· valved prq>er\1 al Mlliaa C<lWJ.. - and cost us any r electric heat Call your Re a tree eletti NAME DW'SEP!. ' ACTION dloturbiDIII!ia ,• t The Revell!f Ohio. Youl~ electric heati - -- '' PRE~ TO LOUD MOI.JTI-41NG5! Howard KeatoooCihatcounl;y. '11le cab oC the truck waa gutted Ill' fire when It .... located porbd In western Melga coomt;y, The In- · cldent Ia stw under lnvelllp. • I • - ~--- ... .... �. ' ( Tlmcs.o;entl,..;l; .- ' . ~. ~~ ........... :._.~ ., ( s.j,terilber 15, 1968 ,.. ,, SA's Annual ' ' Now You Know :.~ ·..: ......,..... ~ ',..-_,...,. M."'«:- ! --50 Years ag -·~-· -- "':' ........,.. prla, Atrlea'o moot _.,... ... CGUII!r)', eoatalnl almoot 250 lr[. bal 8J'ClUPI all fiJ)Oiklna dllJerent lanauaaea. -· ~- --~!1'~~-- -~ ·------ ~ ,· . . •. - . ;I .. . I ,. GALliPOLIS - Till Transit Co., Wlleeling, ed two SOUthern cotton t Q' In the spring of 1918 WMJt(JA · TALK.~ . TO 'r'OU! SAIGON (UP() - J'! '1W K.UO\.IJ, MO~lQUE:l IT MA.Y 86 TR!J€ 1HII.T YOV 1-lP.VE LOOKS AUD CHARM ... SO ;I'M €01k.lG TO WD A~D 'rt:)l) HA.VE ~l'SC MJD lf\J'TI;.LLIG.E.k.lCE. ·1 &JT l'HA.T'S ~T E.t..JOUGl-\ 10 &.11LD A RELATIOI..>SI-\1 P OIV ... rt' I iHls ts Q:X>o BYE, /ii\Q~I0Ue! loda¥. 5 P.M. TIL 9 P. Allied troops OftiiiiOIIlOIII wltll VIet Colli! lllld North VlebWneae rq. ulan, lncllldlnt hea¥Y lf&hUng around Da Nani, lillled at Ioaot 284 Commuidoto today lllld SunMajor ADULTS - $2.5C CHILDREN - $1 PlEASANT PO RESORT . ~r. ~ ~ .' ,-I ....... ..:. 0 ;:) ~~ u r· FIVE CENTS ·' Della batUe and 15 u. S. Na¥Y· men pUatlng tile craft " e r e 33 killed aod 80 _ , - . In ftl)!rting julll outside t h e eapllal, south Vlelllameae llOOpo reported kiU!ng 24 Commllllst soldloro In heii"Y ftllhtlall !Dda,y. Two u, S. Infantry units Iiiiied 51 more Communlllts In claabeo wllll1n 5() miles ~ and northweSt of Solgon, lollowing a Mekong Della aollllllt Sunday by wwnclod. To tile north, about tOO Com· munlot llOOpl hurled a ground attadl at tbe u. ·S. airfield at IUJnlum, a Central Hlghlaods provlnclal eapltal, alter !Iring 30 82mm mortar ohells Into the ·baoe. boat-riding u. S.lnlaDtr)'men !hat ' In an oarllor battle SOulll Vletldlled 25 Communloto out of a narnese r - • reported killing RESURFACING - The obow scenes show Melgo County Higjlway Dopartment w..-kero..,.. surfacing the Mlnornllle Hill Rood, one ol the several .,....,cy maintained highways l&lProved 1..- a new double seaJ, this year by commisllionerS Charles Karr, Sr., Robert Clark ud Ralph Warden Ours. Rolla..t Crabtree, garage a..,.,-lntendent, said highway departmolll crewo will c1J1111la!e resurfacing of suno 40 to SO miles of road before the summer eods and another 20 mlleala being redooe, by contract. Because of U1e spring weather of rain arxl .ftoocta, Cwnty Engineer 'Theodol"e Beegle a workers have been raced with resurfaclrw nearly all of the cow¢y-meintaila:l haJ«op roads. At left, gravel Is dumped from a truck to 1 spreader while the other photos show a primer being applied and 1 roller packing the new mix.. a 114 North Vlebwneae Regularo Ioree of 300. Four U. S. Infantrymen were Sunday In a ftght 10 miles llllUih of tho coaatal clll ol Do Nang. Netf?s••• in Briefo SE.CQkJD THOUGHT, ·- GO TO ,PIECES! w- After Bar ' -··to•' CLEVELAND (UP() _ F foul. Lawrence F. O'Brien, Hubert 0 ...,. fGot114 ..... 111 ~ ~ .-uttw board woul4 i FIRST Nj BankinB 1 . .._,...., lfDIC - :nmio NEWARK, N.J. - A NEW YORK to Pblladolphla Petll Coatral IIIPrell train dft7lng tOO paaaenprs plowed !all> a frelabt train 1melr 1Mt bad, derlllod and 1qlpled Into Its pOih SUrdaJ, lrllmilw llllbaard the _ . . . . , ' The bq>aet l@clald the otllfDe aod llrot coech of tile 81HDU.. ........,. qreaa ,.. their oldeo, blockintl the main llr& The 126,· car tntcht traln .., twltchllll · cm1o the ma1n H• two mne. rr... P ... Statloa Ill Neinrk whetl a boxcar 1n tbo middle Ull filii omo tbo .,Preao traelrl juotao tile paaoo,..r train epproadtod. Jockatt.d iHIERE'S A. 6UV TAILING US ••• r\IE ,-, BEEN WATOllNG ·'IM FOR QUITE A SPELL ORlO RECOIIDED ITS SECOND-WORST, --'>aikll1 tnlllc toll ol tbo Jetr ovv llle woekalld wllll 29 fatalltleo. The worot Uda , _ wu the Alii> 11-18 weollaod-whetl'31 poro<illl dlod. A tr\li.Ntllv mlabop iD llQtoll Sorlltlll' waa thl wartt-accldent o! tile weekend, durllv which tti: doltha were ........sod Fridly ., ISlJP'II()SE·01:-6UZ seNT HIM iD $Pv.•• ' ' ......,. and el&bt SaturdttY. ~ !atalllles ~ aearll doUbtetl tbo IIIII. N- ...,. In Soullloaatem ,.. lOUth central 0111o. AN' IF HE DID, I \o\ONDER WHY!' 'Senator Says Fortas :} ' Approved 'Language' Gonion so a. A!fott,: !l..caao., -tootlllll! Allalt: "Yeo, I IIDow." _Barr;·~ 11 t11e - - ....., • llltllt .........,. o!lldal ' tllt1' lj'aat ' it llii Widll - · told h!m Abo. - · "eleared" a hU 'l!eell ..,. - IIY Dovlor lPguqi lba ~atlt111 ~ Plor.., add Abe Fortaa. the1 poHCI tor aa _wtoo blli. · have doarod It, IDd the.J can AIIGII ldori'Uied 1lil cdlolal u · lt¥o wlllllt. 'i'reall!l'l' u•-~ JofOIIh AUalt salc1 lba& bolldo• Barr, Barr. Tlld\11')" Secutbry Hea17 R. AUCIIt (1)14 ~ to 'ldm Ftl!litr Two electric heal Secret Slnlco Dl- 'J'hl. pl••ntt.fl ll en'1•a eultocb' lrlal I. llowll)' tLIIol»<I totlJ',a\IDor ebll-. The :rnl.ritate Sei:Urltlea Com· 111!0'· -•~wcdlril ii> a ;lallraollli- ~M)' l Judi· -1" lllJI!r· hU . . .\ • .nfJoin Oliaile& P. - ~ ' GI! ' Iii to! ....... . Call your Re . a free eletlr M .... t ,, ,. ,. 1 . ' ' ~ , Money Spent -· at- lid' a electric heat Says Wallace On Calendar ' ... .J;i; cost us any r • o Actions ~ tlo - .... "'·' $IIIlO), pltll . . . . tloulit fran J!UilliUII Qerakllao.For111- .. tile ...... Coo!ri. Gu- Ohio. You''/1 Blame Dog d In ACCI ent Wrongfully . tq, .... -......- ·~ The Reverer inch. :~;::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:::::::;;;:::::::: : Marriage Licenses ·I · WASHIIIG'I:(lN (lll't) - H. Hwnphrey's cam,palgn manager, said In a Sunday television Interview (Meet the Press-NBC), "· • .behind tile polh Ia the ba--sic eoneern i ·ba·e--•ot tills ' • '' ,_ ti<itl, w-er It Is I black mUI• tant or a white mmtanL It ts Intolerable, and this nadon where these two grc:qls s~.C~posedly are poles apart llghting each other headon, are traveling the same path to •o•rtheid." Nixon a Shoo-in FJVE.IJAY iloRECAST Temperatures in Ohio Tuesday through Saturday will average above normal w i t h highs 75-80, nlght.tlrne lows 55-'lO. Warm until cooler Tll.lraday and warming again by end of week. Scattered ahowers in mid-week and again towards the end of the week, expected to average more than one-half NEW YORK (IJPI) - Polls conducted by the New York Time&, the Gall\Ul organization arxl Time and Newsweek magazines indicated today that Richard M. N~xon would win the 1968 presidential election if It were held this week. Newsweek predicted that Cor· mer Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace would get more electoral ...otes than Vlce President Hubert H. Hur~hrey ln an lnun&diate election. The Ttmes survey peiMed the brightest picture of r<!>Ubllean prOSj>OCts, aayllli! NIIIOtl would win In 30 states wl1h 346 elec- • ·Michael A, HuelttJn. 19,-RL 3 Pomeroy, was cited to Meigs Count;y Coort Sept. 20 on a charge of failure to stop within tho assured clear distance' alter an accident at 10 J.m. Saturday ot1 Rt. 33, hro miles north oC the junelloo of Rts. 7 and 124. ~· The Slate Highway Patrol said (Continued on pogo 8) Zelda J. Kaldor, 30, RL I iilade, slowed to avoid bitting a dog and Hazeltoo tailed to stop. Rls car struck the back of the Kaldor car. Moderate damage was done to both cars. No one was inrobbad and Zolclan lllld tile othjured. ora taken to the park where they The patrol investigated an acwere allot. Pollee said the woman could bave been a bar maid lllld eldent at 11:05 a.m. &mday on Rt. 7, just 60 teet south of the the two men customera. Gallipolis corporation line. No Pollee said they lound a halfMONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) one was in.jJ.red and no charge aball caalnp and t I r e While George Wallace Ia look· was ftled. trao!ra near the - . s , lndlcaJ.. lng lor a vice presldentlll nm· Olflcers said an unlclentlfled lnltlle vlellmo were kiUtd whore tlltO' wore foDDd. Jlmrnj West, Ding mate, an Alabama legtaJa. car pulled onto the highway In 51, tound the bodlea u be was tor is Jooldng for resUtution !root ol a seml-traetor operatof public 'money ho claims Ia iumiDg tllrcJoigh the park. bolnl •'ulllawllllly" spent to lltr. ed by Bobby G, Halley, 30, Ellreka star Rt. ther Wallace's campaign. Halley went oil 1he right olde The otate legislator, R e p, of the highway to avoid a colllBryee Graham, said !Mnclay he and struck a parked sta· was aeeld.ni ••an accountin& in- sloo tloil wagon owned by Larry C. junetiDn and ,...utu- ot aU North, 25, of 816\1 First Avo. lltste aod pJblic fUnds whlcb have - . and are now being IU!Iaw· Moderate damage was clone tn bo1h vehicles. oae dlvoreo actloa orid • dv- flllly spent In the poUtleal eamplliJI o! Georp Wallaee." 11 ault were llltd Slluntay In Graham, o! Colbert County, Melp c-.IJ Common Pleao Ala., said he woold. llle tile taw Gary PaufGitenwator, GO, Rt. Court. I, Rutland, retired, and VIlla William A. McKelvtJ aod Ha· oult at an oarQ' dote. ''GiiiiOllne, alrplane p i 1 o t 1, Baa Russell, 65, Dexter, re:oel L I!'•Kelvey, Portland. and Joaepb Llneela Price, al10 of lll&bwo;r patrOlman, lltste poriiCIIl- tlredi George F. Wagner, 4:1, Portlaad, have !liM 1D octloa aol aod pui>Uc 1\mda bavo-. RD 2, Pomeroy, driver, an d aptnR 11r1. B. K. '!')Toe, Ra- uolawllllly rumtahed to thlo po- Lor- M. D>lln, 20, Rt. t, abam &ald. I'UmerQ)', t;yplst; JoiiOJ)b ClayeiDI. for e~~~coeJ•attm of an oU lltl~ ......... " Gr_ ton Hall, 21, Rl 4, Pomeroy, carpenter, lllld Lots ~Good· . . il lito divorce action, Willie FESTIVAL ol'liNs wtn. 18, Rt. 4, POmeroyi Clai'Colllna, Rt. l, Cbollllro, cbarl· JACKSON, Ohio (UP() - The mer Blaine Dalley, 33, I'Urnetd IJ'Otl' tllllloct of _., lllld • · JackiiCIIl c-.IJ Appta Feotlval IHmo cruoiQ' In a ault aplnot Cll*ll WedneiiiiJI wltll an lndua. 1'01. aosenmQ'man. -and Mary LJm Fitch, 18, Portland, 11111~ Colllat, Rt. 2, Radno. . " ,....,.. · · In a J)Uic <in lito ~oJ!ulllde. Pollee said ooe of the v!ellml _. -Zol~- s• ~ TtiE NEGRO EVER to reich lbo ntlk of- .... Jo..... - · •• SOUihEu· cjld. Zoldall 011110!1 1 bar known prlllll tilt U.S. armed keel uouallf apoodl &lnlll1i vloltl~ llold JIGIPIIII~ lllld lito r11t of the woekiDtlle lleld w11h hla 1n10p1. '''lbat'a u "Tom•s Place" which was "here tile lctloa II," 111111 U.S. Arm1' Brfl. Gen. Frodorlck EDia dlocriiJM by pollee 01 a "rough haqaut. u l)l'VIsoa, n..Year411 ...,.;nOnder ot tile 199th Llaht Jnlllrllr)' BrlThe other vlellms wore two pdo. otniiCIIl aot hla atar• SomtlaJ fran Gen. Crel8ltiOD w. Abramo, negro men and a white woman. thl U.S. cmt""lider Ill Vlolnlm, iD a cere- at tbo brlalde'• Aulllorllloo said 11>at tho night's buod caq~ t1rno mlleo soulhwellt ot sa11011. "I can IbiD< of DO man recelpta at ZOiclan'o bar wore who hao workod harder or who -rved a promatlcm to aenoral mlutng. Pollee tlleorlzed tile bar was m"" thaD Genenl Davlsoa," Abram• told Davl1011'a "'"' .,....a~- By United Press lnternaUonal 'The second echelon took over some or the presidential campaign in-fight!~ during the week- Stickup •;·' '' , . , pnllfdtat, held ou1 Ultlo ' - t11at the p-<q~'• George Washingt non. · Virginia. is tiona! belief in t your family is plat your present home Home Mortgage J .... Infighting Begun on end with one cahdidate's aide charging •• Apartheid" Policies and an oppoaite number calllng ur Oeeln tllll-llrWU~O ocliool dlotrlcL periOIIt, awarently lddnapecl DiOPiiio the ' to the procloin'-111 white, 55,0110.: ll!.lljlber llldted ~tlon of Toaehero .(IJFJ'), Albeit hrd<er, UFT !rom a bar foUowlng a otlekup, - ,_-- ... ,.w:~T · pre · rmr · .... Four Shot Weekend ' NEW YORK - A CONTROVERSIAL aeflllborhood ochml board dllltllollll of 10 teochora trtaerattaclt;ywldetoachera' strike wu auopondl'l but tile wall<oui atlll klpt 1t101t o! New York'• 600 p...Uc ochOola clantl toda), The ell!<' a Bolrd of Edueltlon suapondod the aowrnlnll board ot the p,......l_tl¥ NO(Il'O and Puerto Rican .i . del- Alltod loooeo were at leut ldlled In the alx-b>ur Mekong AUled troopa prowl!ng jungles around SoJeon discovered the site of a mulllple rocketlaunddngdevlce 18 miles lOUth ol the capt· lalln tile Mekoni Delta and were t.ald by a captured North Vlebla· mese u.utenanl the Redo plan:~~~;~~~~~~t~~~M~~~~~~~;~~m~~~~;:~trf:~~i~ili~ttr~~;;~~~;~~:~~~:1;~;~:;:~=>>~:;;;:~~~:~:~:~:}~:::~~r~:::;:::~:;:}ff> ned to move the 12-round I07mm !ly UDitod Preas lnlernallonol rocket launcher eYen closer to STOCIOIOLM - THE RULING SOCIAL Democ:ratle Porty, In Sllgoo tor deadly aheulng. - • r !or more 36 y-t, won Ito greatest victory alnco the Spokesmen said lt wao tile nrst wor In Sundal'a olectiODI ln which tile Ru18lan invaoloo of Czechoa- , . _ of Ita in>e over lound In lcnalda dealt a poulbly flalal blow to lbe omall c.nununtst Porty, South VIetnam. which tool 5 of Its 8 oeats. More S..ocloa thiD • - before cut their ballots and !or the 1!1'11 time Ill hlat.cl'Y lliooclon t.o, a ot10ot>UI1 government wllb an llboolute maJoritY In cbambora ol tile Rlkadac (Parlllment). Etabty-alne per coat of the nalloa'o 5. t mlllian voter a SUnllay cut m....,. thiD halt ll>elr ballota for Social ilemoc:rat candidetea In the olectloa for parllament'a second houoe. ~N ' tng. to drlvllw to delll'O)f Communlll detdln• of a lldrd, nationwide a«oulvo, ldlled at lout 100 auerrlllaa 1n l'Gur baltloo _ , SoJeon, caplured a rocket • launcher aimed at tile dljl, lllld oelzed a reoord hMtl ol munlllono, military ttplkotnnen Aid venture: I ,.., :-' 0 ' SMnrerl extreme _...,.. thlt ovealnll aod tbe well por. by_late klnlslll. LOWJ taiQill 601. C<inaldonble dootd!Mit, mild TUeiiiiJI w1111 • - " ' · - • well to oaot b)' . . _ Rocliet Launcher Taken by Allies Many rlvermen <led the new packet line COl a 10 of It bu1 after , repairs and remodeliDJ boats, the !all of 19181 pacl<et line ln complol< of the situation. Here are a few brf, of River News from 1J polls Dalcy Tribune a' < · MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1968 POMEROY-MIDDL.EPORT. OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 101 , . :(, (.) '"'.:. • t" .: River packets. FRIDAY FISt BUFFET ,,,_, .;_., .? -:._..,_, Devoted To The lnteru~M Of The Me~·Mmon Area -. verted them lnto uppe: SEPT, 9, 1918 - en tine at y Tho fodoratod repoi>lle of Nl. ., Weather • ' "'' ••• -.,.l..,,_ ...,.. 'Cif 'dlilllill ~ ;, ) cid. udile . -·'. ,, _.a,- banfllel. -. toral votes, carrying three to ,seven Ret>ublican governors into otfl.ce with him. The Gall"' figures predleted ·that Nixon is the froftt.runner in terms of probable percentages ol the popular vote, but lt lndl· cat.ed that both Wlllace and Humphrey are closing the gap. The GalllV Poll asked, "If the election were held today, wbich candidate would you vote for?" Of those polled, 43 per cent favored Nixon, 31 per cent Humphrey, 19 per cent Wallace and 1 per cent urxlecldt!d. i\ similar poll late last month gave Nll<Otl 45 per cent to 29 per cent fDr Humphrey 18 per cent tor Wal~ . lace an:l 8 per cent uolecided._. Newsweek a n d Time mapzines, estimating the electorll votes the three leading c:andl· dates might pile ~. re1cbed similar conclusions. The figures complied by the _ two magazines lndicatod thlt WaJ.. lace would be unable to throli the election Into tile Hoooe of Representatives by plc:kiog ~ so many wtes that no one would have a majority. "As it stallis t.odQ, Nixoll ia too strong ID make the .-11 close," Newsweek Ald. 2·Accidents,· TTtefts Keep Lawmen Busy Two automoblle accidents were by otto Anthol1l' Marcinko, 19, investigated, severallncldentsot. Reedsville, went out of control theft reported, and nurneTvus per~ and struck a parked vehicle be· eel. The department 1110 repot1ed recovery of a 1967 Ford jaNiolq truck stolen In Roll CourliY. '1be truck waa awarontiJ owned tri Howard Keatortoftbat countY. The cab of the truck waa . - 'by ftre wloen lt waa located porUd In western Meigo e<JUIIb'. The IDclctent Is still under tmeotlp. lion by Melia and Rosa CCJuni;J authorities. In other activity, Sherll! Har· t.enbach bas boon notl!led of thelto from the West VlrRinfa sllore of the Ohio Rivor IIW Involved propert,r ol Melp Coulltiano. It baa boon rop>rtod a 16 It, boat aod 12 bor_W.. motor was stoleninonethettMU' the Kalaer Alumlrllm plant ltltl a tool box, oar• and otllor ltema wore taken from In the same area. . :. '~ longing tc Harold Curtis Boston, weekend by Melia CourliY Siler· 35, Rt. 1, Reedsville. There was Ill Robert C. llartenbach's de- damage to the right front fender, grill and hoadligbt of Marcinko's partment. •uto and to the right front tenThe first accident was Sund8J' der, hood, bumper, grlll a n d at 6:43 p.m. oo CourliY Road No. headlight ol BooiDn'. one-l><lf too 43, slx-<enlho of a mile lOUth P,t.k-up. No charges were tued of Route 681. A car drlvea ooulll and no injuries were reported. The other accident occurred at 9:20 p.m. on Route 7, one tenth of a mile oorth ol Roote 248, where a vehicle operated by Chester L, Griffis, 36, CoolvOle, traveling north, ran into An addecl aellv!Q' In Jdlyllcal the rear of a 1965 model car drivaducailon this year at Rio Grande en by Roller! Lym Wood, 17, College will be archery, part o! Chester. Wood reportedl.y w a 1 a phfslcal eclJcatlor> eouroo In otopplng to mak~ a loft tum. omcers said the 1964 vehicle Healtll Aclivltlea. The range Is belns clevalopod driven by Grllfls was dernoliohARRESTS on tile stanley L. Enna Athlol· ed and there wall heavy damage Weekend arroats Included WU. le and neereatloo Field. With the to the Wood auto. Grll!ls was citlard Nel110t1, 47, Rt. 1, UDPcomplolioo of tile Paul R. J..¥ne ed to Meigs c:ouney coort oo a vllle, and Floyd Charlet " " Phyaleal ~- Building Rio charge of fall!ng to stop within ton, 52, Langsville, ,.. IDGrande COJlop will be able to an assured clear distance. toxicalloo chargeo; Hobart~ PROBE THEFTS offer addltJunll lndlvi..W opor1a A car reported stolen from 49, I..angsvlllo, Jemy aellvllles aa part o! Ito curricuthe parktni lot oC the Sports- Whittington, 28, RL 4, Pot>•OJ, lum. Teach!ng tile Jlosaltll AA:IIvl- man Bar, was recovered Son- Ellz_., Moodi"P""P, 31, LIDllea <OOrse will be Dr. Bruce day on the HanlY Hollow Road. caster, and Charles Obltnpr,BL Curtla, dlreetor of peyllcal The 1953 CbovTolol belonging 2 Pomeroy, all oo dlolurhlrllllll charps; Narcut Cox, Itt. , •eatton. fUid Arthur Laaham, ID Charles Franklin Oblinger, Rt. peac:o 2, VInton, ne operaiDr'tll--, cllreelnr of atltlotleo. Aaalttdng 2, ~,wasUken~ and ~ereU Rodney CreDnMsi them will be Tanlb' Joeklna, ZS, alter ll1ldnlgt1l SllurdaJ'. II waa 21, Rt. I, Cooi.We, • ...,, oopllomore !rom r.ntpotlo. wrecked before It was abandon· 10118 were arrested ove-r t h e Archery Added To Rio Course --loft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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