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Push the leal ~are" is takl!ll from lhellllltller Bible · se~ool - con- iSt ' 'tb dr_amage and temperature of I ----:_--;:--.- · · - fully through the holes . put it in a good light oojl in : the · ,, · L • ' WI sOli mfluences the root o'eloek late afternoon u n t i I bruising. Leayeo toOt faster three or four InCh pot . Churen an<j growth of the plants aQP'I•time. in the morning hours. ·from late Februaey Regular African ViOI;t:aon ' over.' 8 b---•"-' were This hi\at will teet the a s 1 'h' · ' wNJcu.,Jl!ll'entll aJ¥1 terlals lnsuffirient llg~t is one of the pro ow-. pr ng. ·At I Is tlmt of year good. After th~ first four ' fl'ieniJs att~ed the progr,~ ;ieie ·Oil. , · most common reasons for a er4\on "''ry cold or chilly nights. 1 takes two weeks for roots let<! very sparingly ~Verf whieb qpened with. 1 oroees- .Other 8 plant's f•llure to bloom In the m: 0 to 15 degree htgher than 1form and another week for or th"'":J""eks with a -w•ll , ;011! of lhi cblldren to ;1\'1' lk, · 1• were home Too little ilght the I•aves )emperatures leaves to. begin - remember, anced bquld fertilizer. . ing Jesus' Way" by CUne become thin 8110 develop long :eill,per.atures below 50 de- some varteties are slower Overhead watering or water ley at the piano A prayer. b; •Venoy . stems. but may grow_ well. II gteell• w•ll stop grow- others. Leaves. may be left In on the f?liage does not seem to the 'Rev. James. D. 'Well Bever! light :s too intense leaves beflowenng and will event- the w•ter unhl the harm thts plant. was !Qilowed bt._the pledge of cad Sheil: come pale or ydlowisil gteen, ua Y die: \have produeed three or m o r One _o! the easiest met~ods at to tlfie"chrlstian and and 'peggy 18 often show•ng darker areas, For !'Oid<r temperatures move leaves. When old leavet ~:me to set the pot m_ ,\nwtcan flags led by,, the Ohlinger, alid Mary Sauvage. where they hav~ been 1haded by plants ,to a wariner place. A to decay cut 11 away an~ pot . "' saucer which clfi\ be _ yoUth .,roup.' , • , · . . othrr leav" 1 he plants should P&Jl'ef' ~laced bftw.en the win- onee. There art several partly fUll of water every oilier . Kathjl Wehrung, !Je('fftary 'for • ," " not "' expose<! to s u, n- dow and plants is a g10d pro- way•_. day or ' 0 Only put such · •chool, reported that $14.69 l•ght In wmter some direct su_ll· tectlon. . A Jar, a gla59 bowl?' terr.,·- m the sauce~~· can be allsorb- :, 1\y'the chlldl't'n dl!l'ing the light early m the mornmg will If home air is too dry. pans tum can be used and produce! e<l bv the pot ill• few hours. betn •ent to JIJe and not ha"m the plant A northern of :-vater or other humillylng lovely plants. . . . . For wate,~g fro~ the Sholtis, · mL•~aries in Ha11 .', . or eastel'n exposure " best. IdeVIees will help. Humidity a- Anothe~ fasematmg method IS have water at room 'She noted that the aver- I r Other rsposures may be use<!, round the plants may be increas-' seed sowmg med!UJII. Usmg eq- lure. . . age attendance for the f he 1 Mr. .and ·M.s: Carron·· JQ!JJn-11 but T!'Ore care i• needed to pre- 1ed by placing the pots on peb- uat parts of a so!l m~ture plac- These vtolets hke plenty days was 55 , : son, Flatwoods' Road, Pameroy, eenl burnmg of foliage and pet- \ bles, charcoal or stooes. Not di- ed on a layer of dr~mage. pob- light. the more the better, but Led by Evelyn Smith, I he !entertalneol TUesday with ·a •Is. C•,nmr.s or tr<'" hy the rectly in the water and having bles 10 8 gla~• <Ollfruner wtth a absolu.tely no sunlight. They teacher, assisted · by Donna 11family picnic honoring Airman window• ofler provtde s h .a de shallow water in the bottom of top whtch wdl act as .• s~all a troptcal plan~ used to Smith and Shirley Baity, the First Class and Ml's. Raymond en.,ugh for the plant" trays used for thi~ puroose. greenhouse: FJrm the S(lJl ~hght~ m t~e s!Jade 0 • thP floor of nursery class sang 11'Jbe Gos- Kloes and daughter, .Kimberly, 'fun. pion!< "?CR "">lly to Soil mixture is v.ry "import- ly end mOisten~ spoomng _In troptcal forests and exposre pel Light." Meinory verses were and Mrs. Kloes' parents, Chief ~r"o ',om broommg one SJded. ant. Mixture should be kept water until tt I bart'ly mOJst an hm;r of dtrect sunltght recited by the beginner depart- Petty Offieer and Mrs. RichAfne.1o VIOlets C':Jn be growH loose and porous with drainage. through. Then ' read the seed prove .atal to the plant. ment with the elass a' gtn ard Goble !md son Diek surr:·d, ,IJ\ with artifical light. Soil should contal)l a eonsider- evenly as possiliJe over the sur- . A Northern windo_w "Hallelu." The beginner Airman Kloes, ;.n of. Mrs. Two 41' "'"" flourescent tubf'lable amount of ·llrganie matter. face usmg two fmgers or shak- "tdeal. They ltke high humid- ers were Thelma Osl!orne and Johnson is stationed at Dove '" 51111.1hlr rcnectors biiCRUSC I U!e AFrican Vlblet soli a n d; mg them from envelope or a I ity and will he Injured if the Dot,lie WelL The primary class Md., atld lite famlly return!! thPv l''r lp~o;; f>'<Df'l'lo:lvP lrt nr· ' Verm.:culite which keePs: t h el small salt sh~er. Place t. h e l room temperature drops below sang, ''I've Got a Hornet" and there Wednesday. The Goble "''' nnct rroduce less he>t soil hght and airy. Mixture oi l glass cover 00 the, contamer 65 degrees, recited memory work 1mder the family reeently retumed to the m":' bP used . soli and Vermlrulite holf and ! an~ <et m • ..warm hght place Any temperature from 70 dl!- · leadership of their teaeher, Lin- Stateo following his tour f duty Ph·r to 18 Inches abnve ' half fm grees up Is ideal. Do not baby :\ da Wehrung. In Tlirkey. o , Mrs. Milton Roush, teacher Other ests at the lenle the tr.n ••I Jhr r'onl and l'"vc i If using garden soU, rolled : No addthooa! water Is need- thiS. plant. "" "'"'' 12 tc " hollfs Brst manme or leaf :ncld, st•ri't" ed. Seeds unerRlly t.,ke l.n l , G•ve tl water when tt needs of the junior elaao, presented were Mr.ru and Mrs darle result ' err from about 5 !!.,6• this mixture in the oven at 180 ' days to germmate: Soma may 1 It Feed it very lightly oeeas- Karen Baity • praying banda Smith and children, riebra l degrees f•lr 30 minutes. Pot, pop up a d;ly earher and often( tonally, k~p It warm, give It braeelet lor memory work and Ka · and Davltl, : .1'! r i 1 II ran be sterilized also while stcr- germmatlon " so trregular that I plentv of h!!ht but no sunshine Jeff Ohlinger for haVing 'h h :rt A Klof . . .' • ';tl I ilizing 1he soil. Pots should the sleepy , htads may lag be- and leave It alone. Bible every dav was awarded moe's and J:es o FRIDAY S•pt. 1 I absolutely clean. So'k new clay hmd as ITIIldl as_a month. -By COddle Wickham a pravlng hands ThePorlland ra o I "MUNSTER CO HOME" ' pots in hot water for at least I weeks oldf !eedhngs may · · - "1 ISIts minutes hofore if transplant,ed- 5everal to a pot. "ARR!VEOERI, BARBY" not sterili;ed' Plastie pots or Do yourttransplantlng as ~ r i other pots •hould be , as you can so they will not beIV _s.,t. 2 I thoroughly clean!ed on the in- Icome spilldly or too crowded. side beforP using. I It will beat least eight _ - PillS-Sphognum Moss Is used bt-lore s_ee<\lings will bloom. , "THE ROUNDERS" t(ood advanl,ge. It per- M091 oUhem will not be rlenn H<'nrt feet drainage prorw>r IIS the flamed h.vbrJd Ford Fonda ., ' '" ' 'I • '-:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;:::;:=:;;;:;;;:;:;::;::~-:· ~asy moi~ture rontrol aJ11 keeps 1on t•· •"' mar,.~1. But you wm ;-:----- - -I dlsea~e11 at a minimum. It is ! have !un growmg them. T~EATRE I <terile •nrl 'v walrrine with I Wilen repotling or talting set flypenex !olulion assures per- : off 'from the IIIOiher plant, slide Pomoro¥. 0. I feet f.rtility control I YOIII' finger <moolhl~ under the TONIGHT ond SA'rURDAY ; To k..,p Vlol•ts cle•n trans- ' lr~ves without eracking a single S•otomb•• 1-2 ' ler to kitchen •ink. Use fin el ~f or •tern. Make a v ol VOill1 II "THE NIGHT OF THE sprav and tepid water which •!ftdex and tallellt finger. , GRtZZtL Y" 1 feels noilher hot or cold 011 ' Run tbem pa!lt the crown of 11'rehnicolor) d. Clint w,t~er Marfho llver your wrist. ~llrw pl>nts to ~ry l "''. e plant while holding the pot "COME SPY WITH ME'' 1 before returning to the windo\vs. I wtth the other hand. Tap the pot • '1 I'I'Prh mcolorl I A ~ort brush, nvlon net ·or 8 rim on some,thin1 solid. Plant l'roy Oonahu~ Albert Oek~er 1, leaf fro"' the rlant are ~ood for ' comes 0111 nieeiy The short St •f\I OAY. MONili- y · keeping ""'"'-"' of the plants lurred leaves of all A!ril.'an vlo- : A~ll TUSDAY' · clean ~troke from the hase of Jell look mess~ with soil and 1 Srpt..,mbrr 3-4-5 d t I' "ll0CTOR. YOll'V~ roT leaves toward the tips. T h i s I fl' c mging to tllem. I' TOR~ I(IOI>ING" rlrars aw" t~• dust qu;cklv. When shifting young seedlings (Trchmrolnr 1 fR:lf rnttings is the most p,op-1 .,. repotting divisions you will I Colorcertoons: Whose l.iftl!! Dogclr? ular of propagation of African .'save mussed up leaves if vc:u _ _Happy Returns Violets. Leave• ol any size or: will use a funnerl. Spoon soli InSHOW STARTS 1 PM ( •ge rna~ bt> u•ed BrPak leaf nff l lo its larger end without drap:~iiiii~ at the rrown so no stem js l~K i Ping a C'rumb. You can m;:Jke a ' : funnel or paper II you have ! ' j.' t6~ ~ . ' j / I~ ~. :~~~'s,~ TU~!) Srh?:~7~~ 1 0'i+c~E8,_"[s?.~E : .~ '• 'i ~Ianting non-por~us '"I ~1ves I ~• . . BIG < tJ. • • Here's to OUt American ' Labor ... I Open · Sat~rday. NJght . ' until .9:00 ' ) '' •' Be Tbriltyl Save All of Your Saleslips from Elberlelcls In Pomeroy M~dle- ~, before amJOUDCI!meilt, 0 South:Vietnamese Commence Voting i · • Delta swamplAnds to South ·Viet-' LABc:fR DAY our bank wilt '~ conduct bus~ Mori~, September ""' STEAK HOUSE PQMEROY NAT~NAL BANK • Home of the Fabulou• RUTLAND Serving Meig• CounflJ tor over 95 yeora Member Federal Reoerve System ,,.-.--~--32"-/-----~ " Traffic Halts lq Preparation F~r Changeover 'I ' 95·, OPEN . FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 MEIGS COUNTY ARTISTS ' WITH . : -i· TRADE ... ALL FROST CL1AR . ' < Y!)UR OWN COMPACT SUP~"MARKET ..• , ••.. Gillson l'r01t Clnr Jfocklmatttr ., In The Freezer •.• giYH JOU full -size (12,9 C'u, ft,) refrigerator,1nd I fuiJsjJt (2191b. c~lty) f~ With 10 Year Warranty tr, sldNy:Jide &! your flnttrtlps), It's so· toinpact that despite Its ,, evblc foot ' ' . ' ' cepaclty, lt'a IHt th., • yard wide. '· fits in tvin imill kltel~ns. And lOTH ' • ..~ I VOl/ ere Invited to atop In end regiiter to dlsploy on. oour lobby_.,..lntt to stort the . H. . I Order By Phone And Toh 'Em Home 992-5432 ............ .. .. ...... . ' ~ rnvl.. li I ........~ I I J ,. . ·~ .. "• ~~~ freoz~r ond reffl1•r•~r ~,. all Frost Clm ... you11 I'!IVIR dtf11St 111hl; ~' . ~ ,. ~· . ' .. ''. •, WE SERVICE ALL OUR"1lA,r4 ~!iiD PRODUCTSt' ' SANDWICH - ' ' ' • .. . ., All A-unts lnsurad Up To $15.000 Under The Ftderof Deposit lnsuronce Corporotion · ··:· ' ·· " .,,• • -r rate. Your Trade.-. 200.00 Member FDIC as Wrecks over :U.S. "~-"/.: • Regular Price • 599.95 In The Refrigerator .•• ••now Far In HR~~~y . ' Less Than AYard Wide CROW'S In obser'iance of waa Uel· and ;!~pact Administration 1 ·• ·: • '' (NASA) reported. I · Tycho, perhaps the mooo's · · · · spectacular reatur• as · seen !rom Earth, ia Sll miles • ~- l!PIL#III!!i Jllllel deep. •-ujrp~~.,.l. Llneo exieqd!DIJ more than 1,1100 By Ueltd Prrll"' I·111iles trom lite ~ Indicate Ideal slJIIIJIJeJ: lft!l!lllirr ::.~~ ·..oJist!lnce Ill wlllCh nulll 1 day 1ure4 !Mil·.of the Ill materials a!Jd parUeles were ' I ltlillion mol<rrls18 onlc! lhll burled when It war. created. highways and !eDt the holiday ,. 'Some scientists; NA~A said, weekeud traffic toll moonllnl~ much of the fluid a pace exceeding lfsL ,U eJected from the Day's record erater "may ha\ie resulted !tom .Arnerieano '110ft dying GH lht ·, the Intense heat generated by hil!bways at the rate of live an ,·, llie meteorite's Impact." , hour, 1 Tyeho is surrounded by a A United Pre!l ~ "dark halo" exttndlng oul 30 count at,3:S P.lll; .t»T ~~ ~ Imiles and by a second, brigl)t . at tea!! . 12t pnona 'tlead 111_ extending put to miles traffle s!noe the !lo1idaY betatL farther. It Is bell""ed these The 1JerakdoWII: • · :' Ipatltems were caused by mater· Traffic 122 , ~traveling outward In • \'base ~WII'f nrp• lreDI tbe polnl of -lllipeL anes · - 1-· .- ,. · ...n • · ·whose large-scale o<hi.,en!enls and bejre~ts ~re among tho greatest ktlbwn to the '1119•~JDg torces of the modern wt!(ld! 1 "?::,.,.Jf''~. Arab' !!Curees ~id 1be 11 situation "will· revert navr 'to!· otactly as It 'befote !ht, tUPI) -'nle beginning . of tsraell ~ , agency said saturday that ,;on. •· orbiter s has 'nle souree said that as 1001 patterns" on the floor tankeH eaUed at ' moon's Tyebo erater Gulf portl,' lhi!J are "characterisUe of eould ·ItO loaded u qu!cUf' 1JI Ould material." Jo!slble." .' ., : ' ' . • 'l'he saudi Ara!llan im'IOUn...... Preliminary study of photo- Jllent ram• 24 )Joura ~ lht ~ <+ grapbs sent ,_back by the bJUr-day summit eonlerence 11 ~ tendS to confirm the lthartown endelj. .. that the biC era~ P.•• · · ... )ly a ~ meteonte " , moon~': ~:u:~~~~e~~a~~ 122 Killed 1\h....·;. '· COMBINATION , Control ol other insect pesll is VIolets prefer a night temper- I alure of 85 to 70 degree• yet will grow sutte!lllfuVy at 60 deDay temperature should Will ·Countries.ititho11t ' none at hand I ' , .. • CUBIC FOOT Little abrasions made by r-ough pol edges and the accum- 1 ulation of soli gJt on the sur· face are jointly reoponslble for loSB of man~ leaves. Test pot rims far smoothness. I In ev.n the best groomed col, leetlon, the wily mealy bug pest i ean be sometimes found - so vlgilanee pays. Older hrgs gather in leaf crevices and are eafly ' to see beeause they are cott:ony white. Dip cotton swat> into poli'h remover or rologne and toueh all white dots Repea\ ery third day until none can be ., . ' REFRIGE.RAJOR~'REEZER 1 ' •,, FROST· CLEAR 1 1 ' ' ~ WHEN YOU ~"ADE IT IN ON THIS ~ :=~eration MEIGS 1 ' ' Ol our d ReifJr.'l·:gera t 0 r ~Ts IT! th ,. 2 . 00 "' 40r 1 ! '• ELBERFELDS . IN··PdMEROY Ma~ :~~ ' - Drive to ~~.:I ~uth ,' Your Fa.,;iil~ • • • ', germ•_n~tibn. J:tl ~;!$.}{ ' " '• ' I ' and W~ar,f119 AppcnttfFor Johnsons Hold' , . FamifyPi(:nic Hon'o_ rl'll.g kloe' ~n ~~- t ' I ~d . .. I' " ' 1 .·.Or.aperiesatiJ·frJ,rnishings · for Your,; . , .'.' Home . .. .,_ .. ' ' •• '1"· .. • :Fbr.E.tmiiture an~ Carpet McGover~ dlr~t ' • ' 2. ·No. 31 .' 6. -~'l!lant m~tnd " ' Po~roy "if! I ··~ hotilo! • · 1ett. glass · eontmu~_lo ' ' ' Lr.~ ~ 1'1!W -and calllornla led ~ ' nilllil:l with Jj ~ d~ . eacti. New Yor~ •~ • .'!if 1 ~·and~~~ .• ~~ \;:"'National htllj estimated in ~ holt.;!ay frOm persOns �' ' ,. • • ..' ,, .,,• ' ~.'. ' '' ' Il I ( ' ., '' ' ' . . ' I' ' .. ' .. , " ' l '' I • , ' ' NEW IN FARMING •. Morris 2'1, Plains: Clyde Lee Flteh, 'I'll• ~s. Rt. 1, cheshire; James • . Chil· Batev, 2'4; Mlddlep\lrt; Earl B. Me- Ashcra£t, «.Enterprise, w.va.: t:$M'i!ml, 19, Jldi!Ob; l'fM Jimmy ~; cUtlit, Sl, rmrllibn' Here Moore, the' late wa1son Sbe iS Mrlllln o vvere you: really".aatiified with 'your . old fuel oil service.7 ' p m.. Pin1110n m uood Friends I • ' I I ' simile-or fill-t~~ with.& frown? Could you depend on the man to ketp the tank St•v.rs hOme yellterday avt!n· m1 jn Mttcervltle. Was It happy, never-miss service with 1 filled·- or drd you sweat it out when )'OUr thenpornettt and supply both scraped bottom? Did they 81VO I bU$1n....liiCt ' ro• easy-pay plan-or 1 f1st full of bills yOUrt 'StiWWdridtrinf about? In short, d1d you get pretty orchnary ·1ervice? If YOU WANT 'IIRIIINARY SERVICE, DON'T CALL Ul We're not ordmary, we'm your kind ~¥"people. Like 11rier.d1 WI . do what yaw'd expect us to do.•Nowts ttle t1nie yb~ shoufa do ' ALSO: CARTOON ,.. somethmg about bette~ , fuel 011 servi<;:e~j seml thll today-before your ind1gnat~on CQOis! BUY NOW & ' to4pon , .. ,.t •3. .' ' l S.tl'E NJ I ' 1967 ·. BUICKS eBIG DISCOUNTS and TRADlS -------4 Special ·Sedans • l ' i 2 Skylark &··4 .DC»or . HARDTOPS . . l LeS{:Ibr.. Conv. ' 6 LeSabre S&dans and Hardtops ' Custom, stafJd8.rd ~Ires, l'O VNS, . red •nler!Oio Very $995 1964 T-BIRD \ I ' ' TONIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Sept. 3-4-5 2 Door Hard-top, power 11teflr· mg, pov..er brakes, power seat, power wndows new white waH rubber, radlo bea· utiful metallic bluf' dmsh. matehmg blue vmyl inter1or, an excellent luxury car buy, Sqnie Model'! With.:' .. Facttrr Air CollCiitioniiig :. O~an "TEXAS ACROSS THIIIIVER" Martin $2095 Joey - PLUS- ; _ , ~ ·; ~:·· - CA·~A~11Y .,. '"''t -, Farm Market Trend' "! ,, ~: j r ·I. '" ' L . '' 1 '• '• " ' 20 ton : scf.ton ~ , .. ' 1' • 100 ton .. ,,, Gallipolis, Olllt ' ' To support 2nd ru1g, tie the enda of every Blh alai together w1th bmd.er twine. lnf with !Hoot lengtbs (or leiS) :m;AWatAF'I', turn· ed in ··;r inches at ' ' ' ' ' croutitl.: ' 1 • Line 2nd- rmg w1tb • SISAL · KRAFT, , brlnsin~ •l 1 l ' paper dow~ about 6 mcbe• insld'e paper of the frrsf · nng. REPEAT ·~ t ~ 1' • • ' Q''·'l l •l l .• .'. S ;,. '' J .' I / ' I 1962 . FORD ' '' . ' ·~ ' ' High Low Prer. . .. .... " " 72 6! .12 ......... •.. 72 M ............ 85 53 ........... 84 54 . , •.• •••••.. 74 58 . . . . . . . . •. . •. . ?3 45 ' ' Door, eJtlra bart>, rour pick. ' ....., -~ ' - - --- . . .,. _ 63 42 Aver•ae htgh tor!J)Ierature lor the WJ!I!k this yea; 74, last year $495 :MARJIN FORD1 - - .SAlfS ' SISALO.ert~ KRAFT at enda, 1\!o to ·~ ft'. Clamp up\>er ·ed&e,'"ff paper to · ftme~ with "lath elatnpa" lt'\ tnterva1~ of Ut. to UL ,,(Nt¥or noll SISAL· KRAfT to 'lfonco, LMYo)tlroo).:. ' ~' 19. · 1 ,. . ~ 'T WAITI SAVE SS THIS WEEK ' We Need Good C!esn Used Cars, High Trade·ln Allowance and BIG D15 COlJI\ 1 THIS WEEK On All New CHEVROtETS & OLOSMOIILES In Stockl Avrrqe low tempmture ICII' the week this year S!, lost vear 511. Total pi'e<~tplbltlon !or the week IIIII .v~at last year 0. to dat! fro • Yollr Friendly Chevy·Oids D~al$r • 4th.MA' e.--• ..1 Au• -·-· ----··- . . . ,_ ' ' ft-.111--11 --···r--•'!.,.. 1\Llt,. ...... ' I .; ' I . , l'i)l lbll firs'• riDI 2/~ full wltb aDage, trampjp( It "'!lJdli, ~· . aemne elamp1. ' I I ' • t ' ' ~) • Cherrytone :eP1Iomlno '\ STEPS: " tt . ,. ' ' I 1 .' l ' !Jne llllllde of fenc- - l MATERIAL COST ' $31.95 $63.90 $106.85 ' \ ·, ' E STEP 8: ' ' ~ • ' SMIT1i.. BUICK... Upper' Rt. 1 "IAGI" •' "' I ' ' Bishop 1· ' ~ _. M~EE· . D I beautiful '\ POMEROY ' ' , ':'\ l _! '' ' STEP 9: As YOu flll 2nd rJDi witb Sllage, pressure : , ~ soon wilJ break one 1 or two of tbe twine- Ues. When thio hap. cut all remam· • pens~ me tWine-tie~.• '' . .!• '" . \·- !' . l :• J• �' ' ,. • • ..' ,, .,,• ' ~.'. ' '' ' Il I ( ' ., '' ' ' . . ' I' ' .. ' .. , " ' l '' I • , ' ' NEW IN FARMING •. Morris 2'1, Plains: Clyde Lee Flteh, 'I'll• ~s. Rt. 1, cheshire; James • . Chil· Batev, 2'4; Mlddlep\lrt; Earl B. Me- Ashcra£t, «.Enterprise, w.va.: t:$M'i!ml, 19, Jldi!Ob; l'fM Jimmy ~; cUtlit, Sl, rmrllibn' Here Moore, the' late wa1son Sbe iS Mrlllln o vvere you: really".aatiified with 'your . old fuel oil service.7 ' p m.. Pin1110n m uood Friends I • ' I I ' simile-or fill-t~~ with.& frown? Could you depend on the man to ketp the tank St•v.rs hOme yellterday avt!n· m1 jn Mttcervltle. Was It happy, never-miss service with 1 filled·- or drd you sweat it out when )'OUr thenpornettt and supply both scraped bottom? Did they 81VO I bU$1n....liiCt ' ro• easy-pay plan-or 1 f1st full of bills yOUrt 'StiWWdridtrinf about? In short, d1d you get pretty orchnary ·1ervice? If YOU WANT 'IIRIIINARY SERVICE, DON'T CALL Ul We're not ordmary, we'm your kind ~¥"people. Like 11rier.d1 WI . do what yaw'd expect us to do.•Nowts ttle t1nie yb~ shoufa do ' ALSO: CARTOON ,.. somethmg about bette~ , fuel 011 servi<;:e~j seml thll today-before your ind1gnat~on CQOis! BUY NOW & ' to4pon , .. ,.t •3. .' ' l S.tl'E NJ I ' 1967 ·. BUICKS eBIG DISCOUNTS and TRADlS -------4 Special ·Sedans • l ' i 2 Skylark &··4 .DC»or . HARDTOPS . . l LeS{:Ibr.. Conv. ' 6 LeSabre S&dans and Hardtops ' Custom, stafJd8.rd ~Ires, l'O VNS, . red •nler!Oio Very $995 1964 T-BIRD \ I ' ' TONIGHT, MONDAY AND TUESDAY Sept. 3-4-5 2 Door Hard-top, power 11teflr· mg, pov..er brakes, power seat, power wndows new white waH rubber, radlo bea· utiful metallic bluf' dmsh. matehmg blue vmyl inter1or, an excellent luxury car buy, Sqnie Model'! With.:' .. Facttrr Air CollCiitioniiig :. O~an "TEXAS ACROSS THIIIIVER" Martin $2095 Joey - PLUS- ; _ , ~ ·; ~:·· - CA·~A~11Y .,. '"''t -, Farm Market Trend' "! ,, ~: j r ·I. '" ' L . '' 1 '• '• " ' 20 ton : scf.ton ~ , .. ' 1' • 100 ton .. ,,, Gallipolis, Olllt ' ' To support 2nd ru1g, tie the enda of every Blh alai together w1th bmd.er twine. lnf with !Hoot lengtbs (or leiS) :m;AWatAF'I', turn· ed in ··;r inches at ' ' ' ' ' croutitl.: ' 1 • Line 2nd- rmg w1tb • SISAL · KRAFT, , brlnsin~ •l 1 l ' paper dow~ about 6 mcbe• insld'e paper of the frrsf · nng. REPEAT ·~ t ~ 1' • • ' Q''·'l l •l l .• .'. S ;,. '' J .' I / ' I 1962 . FORD ' '' . ' ·~ ' ' High Low Prer. . .. .... " " 72 6! .12 ......... •.. 72 M ............ 85 53 ........... 84 54 . , •.• •••••.. 74 58 . . . . . . . . •. . •. . ?3 45 ' ' Door, eJtlra bart>, rour pick. ' ....., -~ ' - - --- . . .,. _ 63 42 Aver•ae htgh tor!J)Ierature lor the WJ!I!k this yea; 74, last year $495 :MARJIN FORD1 - - .SAlfS ' SISALO.ert~ KRAFT at enda, 1\!o to ·~ ft'. Clamp up\>er ·ed&e,'"ff paper to · ftme~ with "lath elatnpa" lt'\ tnterva1~ of Ut. to UL ,,(Nt¥or noll SISAL· KRAfT to 'lfonco, LMYo)tlroo).:. ' ~' 19. · 1 ,. . ~ 'T WAITI SAVE SS THIS WEEK ' We Need Good C!esn Used Cars, High Trade·ln Allowance and BIG D15 COlJI\ 1 THIS WEEK On All New CHEVROtETS & OLOSMOIILES In Stockl Avrrqe low tempmture ICII' the week this year S!, lost vear 511. Total pi'e<~tplbltlon !or the week IIIII .v~at last year 0. to dat! fro • Yollr Friendly Chevy·Oids D~al$r • 4th.MA' e.--• ..1 Au• -·-· ----··- . . . ,_ ' ' ft-.111--11 --···r--•'!.,.. 1\Llt,. ...... ' I .; ' I . , l'i)l lbll firs'• riDI 2/~ full wltb aDage, trampjp( It "'!lJdli, ~· . aemne elamp1. ' I I ' • t ' ' ~) • Cherrytone :eP1Iomlno '\ STEPS: " tt . ,. ' ' I 1 .' l ' !Jne llllllde of fenc- - l MATERIAL COST ' $31.95 $63.90 $106.85 ' \ ·, ' E STEP 8: ' ' ~ • ' SMIT1i.. BUICK... Upper' Rt. 1 "IAGI" •' "' I ' ' Bishop 1· ' ~ _. M~EE· . D I beautiful '\ POMEROY ' ' , ':'\ l _! '' ' STEP 9: As YOu flll 2nd rJDi witb Sllage, pressure : , ~ soon wilJ break one 1 or two of tbe twine- Ues. When thio hap. cut all remam· • pens~ me tWine-tie~.• '' . .!• '" . \·- !' . l :• J• �t r - • ' • I '·' ' "' ' ~..' i• < ' • {,. ' . ' ' ' I l .. ' .. . t .: .- ' / .. ' ' ,.. I ' 'i :'" I '' s.... .... ~· .,. ot, .. _, T HOUCIC .., 'S LAY· WAY NOW L c·oATS SA\ALLL D IT A SU S ' CO TOFYOUR EED HE ..... ON. C:MOC:>SE OW RSTOC IS -OUS EA S ECTIONS ARE TO • 99 $ e TIT eJUNIO 5 eM .. E eH LF liES U OYS · ~ United . . ·' .0:, • INS e·w''"LS eliTI$ e P-OU LINING e HORTC TS dr ss et and ore 1 I ' e e UE JACK T & DRESSE W H ALL AT . It th . . :sup. be- 4 oln ' ' Y. "'' '•. ' . .. 1 ·'" .... .. ,;,.,' '" TH EMBLE ALL-AND TPRI Rl Y SATU AY 0. ·J. M0 R.RI S0 ly lndl ' S . • Ph. �t r - • ' • I '·' ' "' ' ~..' i• < ' • {,. ' . ' ' ' I l .. ' .. . t .: .- ' / .. ' ' ,.. I ' 'i :'" I '' s.... .... ~· .,. ot, .. _, T HOUCIC .., 'S LAY· WAY NOW L c·oATS SA\ALLL D IT A SU S ' CO TOFYOUR EED HE ..... ON. C:MOC:>SE OW RSTOC IS -OUS EA S ECTIONS ARE TO • 99 $ e TIT eJUNIO 5 eM .. E eH LF liES U OYS · ~ United . . ·' .0:, • INS e·w''"LS eliTI$ e P-OU LINING e HORTC TS dr ss et and ore 1 I ' e e UE JACK T & DRESSE W H ALL AT . It th . . :sup. be- 4 oln ' ' Y. "'' '•. ' . .. 1 ·'" .... .. ,;,.,' '" TH EMBLE ALL-AND TPRI Rl Y SATU AY 0. ·J. M0 R.RI S0 ly lndl ' S . • Ph. �r \ . ' ' ' 1:/i'. ' ..,.,... ' 'rbe ltmday 'l'lmes.«enllllet, SU~y, tept. 3, / I -·:omr:hun:it'i ' . ·Corner ' { ' ·' ... -' ' ~ ' r, " ~ _.... , .,Su~day ·· · ~H ' ,:~_eigs ~ -~ ~ ' ' .• ., ;I • ·For··pfQw~:~~d\v r ~at(bnd ·clJ, e-vents . ' • ' ''• , RUTLAND ' '"''' ' ' oht~:~~ HoeflU:h GA~S ..... Annop(Lce. '· Th~tne - -· &, Claorlene !·- . ' '• 19B7-'J ·----••• ' { .. - ' I '. thei:~e ' ...._,. Saddle Club fraU Ride, 12::!0 a. m. at·Sberiff Wallter's borne. All Mr. and Mrs Lew!•. Gates t-H clubs are invited. Wilmington, Del. is vacatlonhll w!th Mr. and Ml'l. GERMAN RiDGE Luthel:an Gates. CbllF.'=h RoJQeCOmlnJ. _Basktl dlmier at noon. · Everyone welcome. , SALE , ,.~_all; Se~ )J_guse e~st ochool bouse dl1 ' home; anytlll)e< 8¥t~~®Hj Obli~·'"-' -: ' " . 1' . ...' ' . . EVENIN'G.-~SSES , RI J i: 0~ ~,. ~:";/. •. r' •' ·• j . ·Our I I ' '• -· Report Syracuse PTA Committees \ ··· €'~ ; ,·.J~ •r~ I f • ': ' . ' I. ~ r .•" ...... .. (I · tf r'~f !. ~~ .< (/ i · ... RiP·~ ~ -~{~Qe is offering six ev~nlng dasse$, ' .. Ill ,. _,1~· ' Seme~~r,· ··f6'7.·6a as shown in Ire schedule below: • . ,(~ ' I ;' I "' I Class Location Credit Day 115 America'V,f-iistory 1 ~ Time " Jackson 5 lues-Wed. 7-8-9 • 203 lntroduc/1on to Philoiophy P..bmeroy 413 Shake~are Jackson 412 Teach/ng Nafural Science Jackson in Eler}'lentary fducation , 203 Pri~ ip~s of Geography Jackson ,, .. "" 303-8 !~rin1(p!es of'Teaching ' 3 Tues. 7-8-9 3 Tues. 7-8-9 7-8 2 Wed. ' .., All (lASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 REGJSTRADOff. , FOR EVENING ClASSES " IS · SEPnMBER 6, 1967 I I ' j '· .' Fo' further inftrmatlon write or c1ll: :1 Director ofE~tllslon and Stu~ent'IIC!Chf~ . -~-. 1 "'. ' '· ., . _; fiNO~ I'!JT~NT 1/JICtii"E, ldrAIIt itoUNlU ' \ \. ~ .,, \ ·:·: , .....,..• flw,,,.,ll\111. Ami !lllltl ~~ ";~.,t;U1- ., , '· 6;_30.1:30.p.m. In Anniversary Hall i ' ' ''"'''·" t I '"'i ' ,' Place your ad before ·the ' .' ) ~ .. 7-8-9 7-8-9 3 Mon. Jackson 3 Mon. '' .. ,. ' ' •'•y • \ �r \ . ' ' ' 1:/i'. ' ..,.,... ' 'rbe ltmday 'l'lmes.«enllllet, SU~y, tept. 3, / I -·:omr:hun:it'i ' . ·Corner ' { ' ·' ... -' ' ~ ' r, " ~ _.... , .,Su~day ·· · ~H ' ,:~_eigs ~ -~ ~ ' ' .• ., ;I • ·For··pfQw~:~~d\v r ~at(bnd ·clJ, e-vents . ' • ' ''• , RUTLAND ' '"''' ' ' oht~:~~ HoeflU:h GA~S ..... Annop(Lce. '· Th~tne - -· &, Claorlene !·- . ' '• 19B7-'J ·----••• ' { .. - ' I '. thei:~e ' ...._,. Saddle Club fraU Ride, 12::!0 a. m. at·Sberiff Wallter's borne. All Mr. and Mrs Lew!•. Gates t-H clubs are invited. Wilmington, Del. is vacatlonhll w!th Mr. and Ml'l. GERMAN RiDGE Luthel:an Gates. CbllF.'=h RoJQeCOmlnJ. _Basktl dlmier at noon. · Everyone welcome. , SALE , ,.~_all; Se~ )J_guse e~st ochool bouse dl1 ' home; anytlll)e< 8¥t~~®Hj Obli~·'"-' -: ' " . 1' . ...' ' . . EVENIN'G.-~SSES , RI J i: 0~ ~,. ~:";/. •. r' •' ·• j . ·Our I I ' '• -· Report Syracuse PTA Committees \ ··· €'~ ; ,·.J~ •r~ I f • ': ' . ' I. ~ r .•" ...... .. (I · tf r'~f !. ~~ .< (/ i · ... RiP·~ ~ -~{~Qe is offering six ev~nlng dasse$, ' .. Ill ,. _,1~· ' Seme~~r,· ··f6'7.·6a as shown in Ire schedule below: • . ,(~ ' I ;' I "' I Class Location Credit Day 115 America'V,f-iistory 1 ~ Time " Jackson 5 lues-Wed. 7-8-9 • 203 lntroduc/1on to Philoiophy P..bmeroy 413 Shake~are Jackson 412 Teach/ng Nafural Science Jackson in Eler}'lentary fducation , 203 Pri~ ip~s of Geography Jackson ,, .. "" 303-8 !~rin1(p!es of'Teaching ' 3 Tues. 7-8-9 3 Tues. 7-8-9 7-8 2 Wed. ' .., All (lASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 11, 1967 REGJSTRADOff. , FOR EVENING ClASSES " IS · SEPnMBER 6, 1967 I I ' j '· .' Fo' further inftrmatlon write or c1ll: :1 Director ofE~tllslon and Stu~ent'IIC!Chf~ . -~-. 1 "'. ' '· ., . _; fiNO~ I'!JT~NT 1/JICtii"E, ldrAIIt itoUNlU ' \ \. ~ .,, \ ·:·: , .....,..• flw,,,.,ll\111. Ami !lllltl ~~ ";~.,t;U1- ., , '· 6;_30.1:30.p.m. In Anniversary Hall i ' ' ''"'''·" t I '"'i ' ,' Place your ad before ·the ' .' ) ~ .. 7-8-9 7-8-9 3 Mon. Jackson 3 Mon. '' .. ,. ' ' •'•y • \ �. ' . " ~, .. ' ' • I I' ''{· ' . .. ·et ' "' • .. . ' .. ,. ' / '). '! . • ' tJ . •i .. ". ' '• • .' I ' " ' .. '' " .. ra I 2 N0. ,31 ' I .. e .'L.Jral ss '. ' "' ..... ~ ,. ' ·~ in d f r. . ' ,' '· .' •. I' 'Con • ~~ Ute dra n Notter, Dwi .' t • •. .' 1-r ts, un · Ute •Still ring ng i , , "lf yo sen t request oa ark, of t e io f ice,. is ief of police;•d' pl<!f· yp • ' i a !Jer-ca • bottom X h mediCI ith I ,) t I ••• i \ t ·" I ·. . •• l To •• • • '' • • er. ' • �. ' . " ~, .. ' ' • I I' ''{· ' . .. ·et ' "' • .. . ' .. ,. ' / '). '! . • ' tJ . •i .. ". ' '• • .' I ' " ' .. '' " .. ra I 2 N0. ,31 ' I .. e .'L.Jral ss '. ' "' ..... ~ ,. ' ·~ in d f r. . ' ,' '· .' •. I' 'Con • ~~ Ute dra n Notter, Dwi .' t • •. .' 1-r ts, un · Ute •Still ring ng i , , "lf yo sen t request oa ark, of t e io f ice,. is ief of police;•d' pl<!f· yp • ' i a !Jer-ca • bottom X h mediCI ith I ,) t I ••• i \ t ·" I ·. . •• l To •• • • '' • • er. ' • �,, ,, ••• '.' ~~· .' •I ' ''" ' ' ' • '• ~ ' .' • • • . c: {, " ' ' ''( •'' " . ! "': 1' , ls . VOL . ' ,. . 0 .' '. n r I ss hy.. S: 'l • • d Car r e: ' • . awn for Gra • n ro: r;ueen Wol al f and Ci VI .I al Eli beth Dr we , • ' .. • e se I .. S ho l r wo App .h ·e ... 'o!TW•rov, Ohto1 M . 1928 adu ~ l' yP' Schol. isth of ¥ ..~ge M·o.'r '. ! Rn•P ill, 3,. Po ' '' . . . ; ., 0 . ~ ,. ' · 1'E Th Oho hl rng· thi erk is by "If } -Fi .In '' " ' .. . '31 y 3, �,, ,, ••• '.' ~~· .' •I ' ''" ' ' ' • '• ~ ' .' • • • . c: {, " ' ' ''( •'' " . ! "': 1' , ls . VOL . ' ,. . 0 .' '. n r I ss hy.. S: 'l • • d Car r e: ' • . awn for Gra • n ro: r;ueen Wol al f and Ci VI .I al Eli beth Dr we , • ' .. • e se I .. S ho l r wo App .h ·e ... 'o!TW•rov, Ohto1 M . 1928 adu ~ l' yP' Schol. isth of ¥ ..~ge M·o.'r '. ! Rn•P ill, 3,. Po ' '' . . . ; ., 0 . ~ ,. ' · 1'E Th Oho hl rng· thi erk is by "If } -Fi .In '' " ' .. . '31 y 3, �. "' ' ' '. . J '. ' ,, . ., . ·' d '' ' ' .'• .' I .. : • \ \ ., ,. ' • 1 • •1; ' ',f ~ ··u'. ~' dJ...J~J ·: -~.·.:!;,! ;_ :· ~ ,. ,,,~ 1 \: /~ .~~>' . ~~;·· ,., . I i .. l I ( / . . j l>"·:t '_·l HUNTIIjGTON - Huntington Ct. ·11. dtfspite six f. u m b I e s, m,anated " to hand, ijuntlngjon Vil!"'" •a 11-0 Be\bilck at ' ·USED·. Frid4y• nlg~t. lt 'GboD· RUN - .Ralph Batliy,, sellt'or 1!,~k · · the Poilles','\1111 ,straigh! reguWabama White Falcbns,' is ·seim' here !ll.akil1t• a Jar season ') tnf in ,two ye•ors.ll' wllile the Masoq County,, dub wu downing Bul'f~lt• l Thit Expre(;.wlli open,•• t)teir a 7-6 coUnt on Friday night in !be ,eason open~r fo! home campmo ,againl!l ·Galli• 1 uv•m clubs. W,llhama 'will visit Meigs at Pomeroy this Fn· gplis Fridoy at Fairfield• Stadinight. Uln. • ' . f '• ., ' . • · • • • Sta~lum 1• . Barnstartnzng .._,.. :Ga~n~r ·=· '•' ~ .e ~ ~ ' 0JI'mir 716 Tally .:11 ' ' .• MASON - ' ' The Wahama White Falclft&· scored t,o"ruch- !I down and !&lra ·noinP ~arly part .~ .)Ae openig quar· ter and bel~. e.g, to nip ) !uffalo of Putnam, 7-6. in tl!o;,,seasO!! football opener for both teaiJ!S Friday night. Bulfalo of Putnam 0 ~ 0 G- 8 ., Wahama " 7000- 7 Wah _ GW_'{ispie 40 pass from, ~ i!1:ye!mar:~..,,~~d .\.~~ I ~ Wahania.<Cops '67'· .. ' ' ~ ), il ~ I ' _.c, ' I . 1 New l967 Cadillacln S~k ' ' -. · CLEVELAND (UPI) - The lng trials. slamour of another era re- : · Other pilo!s who hit 200 turned Saturday in the form of · lll·P·h· or better during the . barnstormong aviators, .check- ' time . trjals were Bob ~:ey GAHS TRI·CAPTAINS .-=' Lead!ng the G"HS football tea!" ,ti!U fall will.be trl- ered raping ~ylono and dar"" of Whitt~er'an <!!~:· e~~~~ ve~ :aptau!S and vebran• Brent 'Saunders, left· M1ke Elbott, co.ntet wd J1mmy Gil_more. dev1l p~ols . as the Cleveland 204 m.~. ' , d Y.1 Oshkosh, !'JI three .al't semors. Elliott, one. of the Blue Devils top defens1ye players las1 fall, National Air Rac-es open<d : eWran St~ve fW'~':n ~rd in the rna)' have to sit t.ut the Huntington Central game at Huntmgton Friday due to a here. · I 18• ": 0 101 • · _ #: _ sprained aukle r.ceivcd in the scrimmage at Waverly last Wedn~sday:· ' Highlight of lbe raceJs a Los [ qualUymg heat, With 1 speed I:Fi•ld• (Blll'<l,ett kick) • Angeles to-CieveJend sprint 10· of 2® m.p.h,, ,. (.: ". - · · . ~ · volving P-51 Mustangs, a Brit- I ·Top woman flyer ?(as Edua Buff- qa~ison 19 run (kick Q ish Hawker Sea, Fury and an Whyte, .......;........ "'-' u , I F4U Navy Corsair. 1av1atnx who bas been I'll • , The roce was expOeied to for 41 years: l!,et 1IIP qualify. seod 1 ·wbmer wingin¥ <>11er [ lng speed ":'' 1~, m.p.h. ~''lfl · Burke Lakelron~ Airport Satur- Six. plyon ra¥ ·were on the . 0 ,, 1.v day afternoon, but bad waether j' ~!Ida for each- day ol ,lhe . ' · ' · Col d has d la ed the fin· thret-day event. . McARTHUR - Gallipolis' rambled 4o yards 011 a counter downs, Vinton Local 8. GAHS "", ora • e Y · · - ~ : ·• first telllll )cored three tlJies In for his ""cona to~chdown. aaln~ 117 )'al'ds rustilng ~ rid 1ish until J>Tin<I_•Y· , :. · . . ; · ' the fm t ~met lind once on the Third time the GaUians bad mpl ted ·"-- 1 . · 1 _WhUe the· ~ar sh~w ;II' ~t.D~ · d : ¥seatl!Ji : uu:nzw&MWD . •~" co e se..., o nme. P!JSses..... Labor · Day enttrt~uunent · · ...... •· •· last pia~ ol Ill!' lcrin)m~ge. here tile ball, Ken\ '>_''~»\raced 20 for 239' yards; 'givi~g lh~ il a_l· j"'" . .. ; . , - :0 f POME:Jl~Y ·- , ~ "'e u! Saturday' Whole holding the \'in: yards 'on a dtve ptay, Spencer Hans a total of 336 yards rush- lor hu~~d8o01-tho~lta~!l' to Marauders jto\ered ovet bUsf ton Local Vokmgs scoreless. hit Gilmore witb a 24 . yarder, ing and oassing. Iperson~, tt 8 serious uameBS Warren Lo<al for a two toucbCoarh Glenn Trout took 22 ll!ll!..on a fourth and-14 Situation, the OVtBtiOn buffs. down to .... wiD In I saturplayers to McArthur for t ne Spe!Jcer passed 20 yards to Gil· I Vinton Local collected 12 Falck Fasllsl day ·morntng scrimmage. proct~e• toll ' rhe other 22 boys, more for another GAHS 1 i X• yards rushing and 54 passing More than $35,000 In prize COach Charlie tlta11eey'l me11hers ol tile reserves a n d pointer. Ifor a total of 106 yards. money will i>e divided among Meigs team stopped the War• rr.o· , troms m immaged Fair, Gilmore was tlte top GAHS auccessful entrants. ren Lodl olfenso eonslllellllJ ,1 , . on MP~ n l'lal Field Satur- Most of the secood s t r I n g 1bali carrier with 58 yards In [ Top ntale qualifying speed and ogaln reportedly •bowed da. oflernonn played the entire !ecnnd perood, four trips Kent smith had 1.6 , was turned in by Bill Falck of [ 1 good team elfort on bolb of• Tnree 01 Gallonolis' r 0 u r and IIIOlll ol the third. yards, Brent Saunders 23. For i Warwick, N.Y., who buzzed the fenso and defease. touronnwn< Saturdav against the On the lal!l P!aJ of the scrim- the subs, Bob Baxter had IS, 1two and one-haU mile closed Meigo IDUchdoWDs w•re seer• Viki n•s came nn P"'"' mage Gilmore passed to Sfl"O· Dave Johnson 10 and Dave course at 203 miles per hour, a ed on rimo by Kenny Englla• In the Devol<' forsl seri<'S of cer lor 82 vards and the final Romaine eight. new national record for qualify. and Ltlllle Vu Meier. 1 • k T G,\HS touchdown. r -- P a. sh..t q''',r." , r.,kar r· oGml oen- VInton !Mal's closest pene- ' Spencer completed five ol PPK SIGNUP STARTS 111111 n••:.s.llilll-cer 1 n ~~~c . 1m 1more . , aerials, Greg Smith one of two WIN with , lO-vard tourhdown aer- !ration was to the Devols four nd . GAlLIPOLIS - Signup lor , TWINS ial · in the final ttn·ee minutes of a Gilmore one for·~·· . the annual Punt, Pass and · MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PA\IL 'I . play. I It was lite Galllans f•nal pre- Kick for b 0 y 9 3 (UP!) _ Ted Uhltltljder. drove · Second tome GAHS had t h e season scrimmage, Friday the I' lllln t1to over against the '"""""' need Gallipolis ran 3G ~lays, Vln- Blue Devil! take 13 in the Gallla ar;a ' ~ three runs with singe VIkings, Kent Smith gained six, Ibn Local 21. . Huntington Central :ill at the MiJ,rlm l'"'th and seventh =gs a:~. Gilmore aeven, then Gilmore ,, The. Gallians had 12 f I r s t ton in tile 1967 .,.ld """ner · \'!'he I IIOS)V~ /! g~tth . , ..,! " · .. ,, ~ 1 . ---~--· ,.. ..-- • ,..t U b':.. sa~.Y ·al • .........~ 1 ~...." ~ Return .~VI . •t ·sco ..· e- 4 zmes • ' D ... • . Vi• L• ; · st · znton '(JLta 1 A I I m . . ~ -~ 1 Fty~rs CABS Cai'ats Har.diJI~ ·Sedan•.'l\tfs•ont,liitli: · All'l;o.ftBjlipnJijg , , ' . ·~ >.;· ' ·: ' ,' ' . ' Karr &:VanZandt Motor Sales ~ GMAO FlNA~~ItiG . ' I " OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 '' I -~'·'~~~~ , g •. ; M '. .I' j S~.,~ow$'d liJisffllA's Farr Trophy--~ tir.' . .wins inirl- it two ~~h~ I .. ' '• ' CAM~ P,tiiRY, Ohlo..ll!Pil~· A~my, !llservo In Corbin: Ky [ UArmy Still! Sgt.'' Barftara Sgt. \!<ijo~ !:ugene W flow&rd, 'It W!!J the bltigeot thrtll of. Hale, WO!nen'l sotv~. Rifle , 42, a l)le!nber_ of ·)he Arm)' 111~ sll!lOilnl ca1eer and ~ felt 1DIVillon. .lb!aerva.o !,o'l' Pinovlll.e, lty. j rel!j 1~.'!. be said:'"'• I had • •Robert J. ~lbor Jt.;'Dite• , won the. F~t'l' Trophy ¥ ,the :Iot.ot.peojlle In the stands root tur, Go., Collegiate Siivf~· lJI. National ~ 1\.1-fl• and .fotslol. ing for me." vision · -- • Matcheo, It waa •.nnounced Sat- Mi)>, ~t. Paul Holcombe, -Edward 9. Ridg,t Tro~o .., urday. . 1!lew pt~jn, N.C., won tht Pa., National Senlor CJlampro~. The award Is liven td tlte Wimbled!!n Trophy in a long - 2nd U. James Bo11en, ' . ' survivor of a 20..man rille ellm. ran1• J!!""tlnl contest In a Quantico, Va, setvlct 11~ inatlon contest. 'l'h~ Iona·ranae linal fOUl' man shoot off, Dtvlaion. . altOOkllf startod Alii. 21 with - llllrllo Rille Cbamp . · 1,300 mWtary Jl\i! t!Yulana Ia . Mar111e S~ff Sgt. Robert L. SAILING SECOND · . ' ·'-~ ~ ' ~ competii!Gn. .. _ · . Goller, Pams Island, S.C. won SKOVSHOVED, . COF~lllptl •• • :':> ' [the National Trophy lodlvldbal (UPI)-Lo\\'tll North ol the flrst rouod of lhots lillie Championship with 471-itut gao piloted "North StarMtoiC'*·.II were fired tnd only Howai'CI 'of a pOt.llble 500. . .171h place fmllth In the filial . 2 :Or: H.T. Aut. trans. Power ateeriq ·· and s,t. I.e. Roy H. Combs, I• Clinton 0. Fowler, Manujaa, of ,the Wotld Star Cll•t sllll~l Hauri, Ky., were left and 1Va., ll'lm the civlllao champ. chllllpionahips Friday to wind Howll'd WOII lbe lhO?t-off llonshlp wllh a score of 4~ up in oecond place ov~raU,. wlll1 11 Howard 11 ' member of the Olhot. cbamplonolftpa. IQCluile: 2B5 points. lOO!h Trainin&-Div•lloD of the ' ..;.1'e~ K1P P 11 • TicoJ!Ia, North star, three-llmet the Dr. H.T. ~ut. tnns. PQWer ate~uj. tadlo..ah4 , , ·: - - . .. W~ .• lbe Servlct Rilla Junior world cbalilpion, waa ~~'le;~=~ \I 2 beater · , . . .... .. Division, after the lint four racea. ~ ' ' ,•. t -Terry D. Mallwn, 'nllst, EIVI!Jwm of Demnark Okla., Bolt Rifle Junior DIYI-j lnlthed ourtb 1n lhli r~ee . .. '<fl ' t· . ' lion. ' won the title. ' ' 1 .....,_ , ~,_ . ~: LABOR 'OAt: SPECIAlS · n ' ' l ' I ·~:c•s~i~ ;.~ ... ~· 60 Old. 88 •. -·. ·.. ·• · ·~~9$ : r Dickson Holds 3-Stroke Lead In Aniateur Play ~ tnai .. · : ·• \· ·,:$95 600Del. ' 2Dr. 4Cy{ ·: ~,.ii;t.. 59 Stu.debaker 56 Studebaker ... ' I, ~ ' . . • ' .. 0 0 I . 8 1967 HONDA cydn left In stock •••. Take •dv1nf•gtl of clur.nce price discounts now while you c~n •.••• WAS • -~' .O nly ' ~ I ' ' 1-CAtOO, 50c:c, 3 speed,~. r•lly kit, 1uto. clutch .$243 1-o'.Z··~A 102, 50cc, 3 speed, (1 bl1ck, 1 whitt) .lee start $273 $218 :$248 , i-CM91, 90cc, 3speedr red, 1uto clutch ......... ~ $335 ._' $~10 1-:-ct90, 90cc, 4 speed, c1ndy blue, .,.crambier ••• ' $425 . ~t4 1-C•160, 1~c, 4 spd:, red1 ele.ct slart, w+w tire'i $535 ·' 1-CAn; 305cc, 4 spd;, white~ t~l•c ala~, w"'iw t!~ $67d 1~8459?450cc, 4 sffld,)~ded ~~~ .~cceno;ils _ · Also..w•·~;~~~~~~!tl't .:~~t~.'~~~f~'.'au• 'to thl _·!fficlti.·· h~··•ri• •'!- ' fb.,~· thf unltt'Hiilt' ~..,· ··- · , , ._,,· . f . ,. ' '·... .. ' ' • . ' <::;;,Ji. ' ·,.' ' ,. ' .' . -~'. ~ 'i'$s«» -~; ";$H5 • ' . ·~"' j ' I ' 1 .1k' k••~.kr, ·~_ ,.:~;=:~::::Jr;:i ...... ' ' " ' Honofli> 1966 Hondo,.4 .ed,,J;Ll ...,,,.-. iijjnrn,bltar, If" Hondo, f.•~M9 • 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater . 1965 Ho~~·· .•. · - l'CI!ll~,l :llli!tr twin Clrlll. ell~cliJ •t•rl·,.. 1964 f:lariil~•.4, ,.'1"'~-~lck, i~elipJ q~f rmJr~~~~-~J~·If - • •·-· • &Dr. a cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater $CJS 1964 Hondo, ' . ,. 3 ~ · 1960 suijar cub' SOcc, er•ct•.tlllrt •*~r. willl'"' , he Us Before You Ivy & 0., >\ j Selnmen-Emenon Jones· Chort• Hlckt. ·Eddie Pit. •' Dt~J; ' ON THE SPOT KEUH Used Car Lot ' ,' . l r ) .,_.;~· .e; • "' '1 ,.., ' 1, ' ,, HURRY • ~ . HURRY ..•• .• HURRY . ' ,; '· , on • '· '., "· �. "' ' ' '. . J '. ' ,, . ., . ·' d '' ' ' .'• .' I .. : • \ \ ., ,. ' • 1 • •1; ' ',f ~ ··u'. ~' dJ...J~J ·: -~.·.:!;,! ;_ :· ~ ,. ,,,~ 1 \: /~ .~~>' . ~~;·· ,., . I i .. l I ( / . . j l>"·:t '_·l HUNTIIjGTON - Huntington Ct. ·11. dtfspite six f. u m b I e s, m,anated " to hand, ijuntlngjon Vil!"'" •a 11-0 Be\bilck at ' ·USED·. Frid4y• nlg~t. lt 'GboD· RUN - .Ralph Batliy,, sellt'or 1!,~k · · the Poilles','\1111 ,straigh! reguWabama White Falcbns,' is ·seim' here !ll.akil1t• a Jar season ') tnf in ,two ye•ors.ll' wllile the Masoq County,, dub wu downing Bul'f~lt• l Thit Expre(;.wlli open,•• t)teir a 7-6 coUnt on Friday night in !be ,eason open~r fo! home campmo ,againl!l ·Galli• 1 uv•m clubs. W,llhama 'will visit Meigs at Pomeroy this Fn· gplis Fridoy at Fairfield• Stadinight. Uln. • ' . f '• ., ' . • · • • • Sta~lum 1• . Barnstartnzng .._,.. :Ga~n~r ·=· '•' ~ .e ~ ~ ' 0JI'mir 716 Tally .:11 ' ' .• MASON - ' ' The Wahama White Falclft&· scored t,o"ruch- !I down and !&lra ·noinP ~arly part .~ .)Ae openig quar· ter and bel~. e.g, to nip ) !uffalo of Putnam, 7-6. in tl!o;,,seasO!! football opener for both teaiJ!S Friday night. Bulfalo of Putnam 0 ~ 0 G- 8 ., Wahama " 7000- 7 Wah _ GW_'{ispie 40 pass from, ~ i!1:ye!mar:~..,,~~d .\.~~ I ~ Wahania.<Cops '67'· .. ' ' ~ ), il ~ I ' _.c, ' I . 1 New l967 Cadillacln S~k ' ' -. · CLEVELAND (UPI) - The lng trials. slamour of another era re- : · Other pilo!s who hit 200 turned Saturday in the form of · lll·P·h· or better during the . barnstormong aviators, .check- ' time . trjals were Bob ~:ey GAHS TRI·CAPTAINS .-=' Lead!ng the G"HS football tea!" ,ti!U fall will.be trl- ered raping ~ylono and dar"" of Whitt~er'an <!!~:· e~~~~ ve~ :aptau!S and vebran• Brent 'Saunders, left· M1ke Elbott, co.ntet wd J1mmy Gil_more. dev1l p~ols . as the Cleveland 204 m.~. ' , d Y.1 Oshkosh, !'JI three .al't semors. Elliott, one. of the Blue Devils top defens1ye players las1 fall, National Air Rac-es open<d : eWran St~ve fW'~':n ~rd in the rna)' have to sit t.ut the Huntington Central game at Huntmgton Friday due to a here. · I 18• ": 0 101 • · _ #: _ sprained aukle r.ceivcd in the scrimmage at Waverly last Wedn~sday:· ' Highlight of lbe raceJs a Los [ qualUymg heat, With 1 speed I:Fi•ld• (Blll'<l,ett kick) • Angeles to-CieveJend sprint 10· of 2® m.p.h,, ,. (.: ". - · · . ~ · volving P-51 Mustangs, a Brit- I ·Top woman flyer ?(as Edua Buff- qa~ison 19 run (kick Q ish Hawker Sea, Fury and an Whyte, .......;........ "'-' u , I F4U Navy Corsair. 1av1atnx who bas been I'll • , The roce was expOeied to for 41 years: l!,et 1IIP qualify. seod 1 ·wbmer wingin¥ <>11er [ lng speed ":'' 1~, m.p.h. ~''lfl · Burke Lakelron~ Airport Satur- Six. plyon ra¥ ·were on the . 0 ,, 1.v day afternoon, but bad waether j' ~!Ida for each- day ol ,lhe . ' · ' · Col d has d la ed the fin· thret-day event. . McARTHUR - Gallipolis' rambled 4o yards 011 a counter downs, Vinton Local 8. GAHS "", ora • e Y · · - ~ : ·• first telllll )cored three tlJies In for his ""cona to~chdown. aaln~ 117 )'al'ds rustilng ~ rid 1ish until J>Tin<I_•Y· , :. · . . ; · ' the fm t ~met lind once on the Third time the GaUians bad mpl ted ·"-- 1 . · 1 _WhUe the· ~ar sh~w ;II' ~t.D~ · d : ¥seatl!Ji : uu:nzw&MWD . •~" co e se..., o nme. P!JSses..... Labor · Day enttrt~uunent · · ...... •· •· last pia~ ol Ill!' lcrin)m~ge. here tile ball, Ken\ '>_''~»\raced 20 for 239' yards; 'givi~g lh~ il a_l· j"'" . .. ; . , - :0 f POME:Jl~Y ·- , ~ "'e u! Saturday' Whole holding the \'in: yards 'on a dtve ptay, Spencer Hans a total of 336 yards rush- lor hu~~d8o01-tho~lta~!l' to Marauders jto\ered ovet bUsf ton Local Vokmgs scoreless. hit Gilmore witb a 24 . yarder, ing and oassing. Iperson~, tt 8 serious uameBS Warren Lo<al for a two toucbCoarh Glenn Trout took 22 ll!ll!..on a fourth and-14 Situation, the OVtBtiOn buffs. down to .... wiD In I saturplayers to McArthur for t ne Spe!Jcer passed 20 yards to Gil· I Vinton Local collected 12 Falck Fasllsl day ·morntng scrimmage. proct~e• toll ' rhe other 22 boys, more for another GAHS 1 i X• yards rushing and 54 passing More than $35,000 In prize COach Charlie tlta11eey'l me11hers ol tile reserves a n d pointer. Ifor a total of 106 yards. money will i>e divided among Meigs team stopped the War• rr.o· , troms m immaged Fair, Gilmore was tlte top GAHS auccessful entrants. ren Lodl olfenso eonslllellllJ ,1 , . on MP~ n l'lal Field Satur- Most of the secood s t r I n g 1bali carrier with 58 yards In [ Top ntale qualifying speed and ogaln reportedly •bowed da. oflernonn played the entire !ecnnd perood, four trips Kent smith had 1.6 , was turned in by Bill Falck of [ 1 good team elfort on bolb of• Tnree 01 Gallonolis' r 0 u r and IIIOlll ol the third. yards, Brent Saunders 23. For i Warwick, N.Y., who buzzed the fenso and defease. touronnwn< Saturdav against the On the lal!l P!aJ of the scrim- the subs, Bob Baxter had IS, 1two and one-haU mile closed Meigo IDUchdoWDs w•re seer• Viki n•s came nn P"'"' mage Gilmore passed to Sfl"O· Dave Johnson 10 and Dave course at 203 miles per hour, a ed on rimo by Kenny Englla• In the Devol<' forsl seri<'S of cer lor 82 vards and the final Romaine eight. new national record for qualify. and Ltlllle Vu Meier. 1 • k T G,\HS touchdown. r -- P a. sh..t q''',r." , r.,kar r· oGml oen- VInton !Mal's closest pene- ' Spencer completed five ol PPK SIGNUP STARTS 111111 n••:.s.llilll-cer 1 n ~~~c . 1m 1more . , aerials, Greg Smith one of two WIN with , lO-vard tourhdown aer- !ration was to the Devols four nd . GAlLIPOLIS - Signup lor , TWINS ial · in the final ttn·ee minutes of a Gilmore one for·~·· . the annual Punt, Pass and · MINNEAPOLIS • ST. PA\IL 'I . play. I It was lite Galllans f•nal pre- Kick for b 0 y 9 3 (UP!) _ Ted Uhltltljder. drove · Second tome GAHS had t h e season scrimmage, Friday the I' lllln t1to over against the '"""""' need Gallipolis ran 3G ~lays, Vln- Blue Devil! take 13 in the Gallla ar;a ' ~ three runs with singe VIkings, Kent Smith gained six, Ibn Local 21. . Huntington Central :ill at the MiJ,rlm l'"'th and seventh =gs a:~. Gilmore aeven, then Gilmore ,, The. Gallians had 12 f I r s t ton in tile 1967 .,.ld """ner · \'!'he I IIOS)V~ /! g~tth . , ..,! " · .. ,, ~ 1 . ---~--· ,.. ..-- • ,..t U b':.. sa~.Y ·al • .........~ 1 ~...." ~ Return .~VI . •t ·sco ..· e- 4 zmes • ' D ... • . Vi• L• ; · st · znton '(JLta 1 A I I m . . ~ -~ 1 Fty~rs CABS Cai'ats Har.diJI~ ·Sedan•.'l\tfs•ont,liitli: · All'l;o.ftBjlipnJijg , , ' . ·~ >.;· ' ·: ' ,' ' . ' Karr &:VanZandt Motor Sales ~ GMAO FlNA~~ItiG . ' I " OPEN EVES. TIL 8:00 '' I -~'·'~~~~ , g •. ; M '. .I' j S~.,~ow$'d liJisffllA's Farr Trophy--~ tir.' . .wins inirl- it two ~~h~ I .. ' '• ' CAM~ P,tiiRY, Ohlo..ll!Pil~· A~my, !llservo In Corbin: Ky [ UArmy Still! Sgt.'' Barftara Sgt. \!<ijo~ !:ugene W flow&rd, 'It W!!J the bltigeot thrtll of. Hale, WO!nen'l sotv~. Rifle , 42, a l)le!nber_ of ·)he Arm)' 111~ sll!lOilnl ca1eer and ~ felt 1DIVillon. .lb!aerva.o !,o'l' Pinovlll.e, lty. j rel!j 1~.'!. be said:'"'• I had • •Robert J. ~lbor Jt.;'Dite• , won the. F~t'l' Trophy ¥ ,the :Iot.ot.peojlle In the stands root tur, Go., Collegiate Siivf~· lJI. National ~ 1\.1-fl• and .fotslol. ing for me." vision · -- • Matcheo, It waa •.nnounced Sat- Mi)>, ~t. Paul Holcombe, -Edward 9. Ridg,t Tro~o .., urday. . 1!lew pt~jn, N.C., won tht Pa., National Senlor CJlampro~. The award Is liven td tlte Wimbled!!n Trophy in a long - 2nd U. James Bo11en, ' . ' survivor of a 20..man rille ellm. ran1• J!!""tlnl contest In a Quantico, Va, setvlct 11~ inatlon contest. 'l'h~ Iona·ranae linal fOUl' man shoot off, Dtvlaion. . altOOkllf startod Alii. 21 with - llllrllo Rille Cbamp . · 1,300 mWtary Jl\i! t!Yulana Ia . Mar111e S~ff Sgt. Robert L. SAILING SECOND · . ' ·'-~ ~ ' ~ competii!Gn. .. _ · . Goller, Pams Island, S.C. won SKOVSHOVED, . COF~lllptl •• • :':> ' [the National Trophy lodlvldbal (UPI)-Lo\\'tll North ol the flrst rouod of lhots lillie Championship with 471-itut gao piloted "North StarMtoiC'*·.II were fired tnd only Howai'CI 'of a pOt.llble 500. . .171h place fmllth In the filial . 2 :Or: H.T. Aut. trans. Power ateeriq ·· and s,t. I.e. Roy H. Combs, I• Clinton 0. Fowler, Manujaa, of ,the Wotld Star Cll•t sllll~l Hauri, Ky., were left and 1Va., ll'lm the civlllao champ. chllllpionahips Friday to wind Howll'd WOII lbe lhO?t-off llonshlp wllh a score of 4~ up in oecond place ov~raU,. wlll1 11 Howard 11 ' member of the Olhot. cbamplonolftpa. IQCluile: 2B5 points. lOO!h Trainin&-Div•lloD of the ' ..;.1'e~ K1P P 11 • TicoJ!Ia, North star, three-llmet the Dr. H.T. ~ut. tnns. PQWer ate~uj. tadlo..ah4 , , ·: - - . .. W~ .• lbe Servlct Rilla Junior world cbalilpion, waa ~~'le;~=~ \I 2 beater · , . . .... .. Division, after the lint four racea. ~ ' ' ,•. t -Terry D. Mallwn, 'nllst, EIVI!Jwm of Demnark Okla., Bolt Rifle Junior DIYI-j lnlthed ourtb 1n lhli r~ee . .. '<fl ' t· . ' lion. ' won the title. ' ' 1 .....,_ , ~,_ . ~: LABOR 'OAt: SPECIAlS · n ' ' l ' I ·~:c•s~i~ ;.~ ... ~· 60 Old. 88 •. -·. ·.. ·• · ·~~9$ : r Dickson Holds 3-Stroke Lead In Aniateur Play ~ tnai .. · : ·• \· ·,:$95 600Del. ' 2Dr. 4Cy{ ·: ~,.ii;t.. 59 Stu.debaker 56 Studebaker ... ' I, ~ ' . . • ' .. 0 0 I . 8 1967 HONDA cydn left In stock •••. Take •dv1nf•gtl of clur.nce price discounts now while you c~n •.••• WAS • -~' .O nly ' ~ I ' ' 1-CAtOO, 50c:c, 3 speed,~. r•lly kit, 1uto. clutch .$243 1-o'.Z··~A 102, 50cc, 3 speed, (1 bl1ck, 1 whitt) .lee start $273 $218 :$248 , i-CM91, 90cc, 3speedr red, 1uto clutch ......... ~ $335 ._' $~10 1-:-ct90, 90cc, 4 speed, c1ndy blue, .,.crambier ••• ' $425 . ~t4 1-C•160, 1~c, 4 spd:, red1 ele.ct slart, w+w tire'i $535 ·' 1-CAn; 305cc, 4 spd;, white~ t~l•c ala~, w"'iw t!~ $67d 1~8459?450cc, 4 sffld,)~ded ~~~ .~cceno;ils _ · Also..w•·~;~~~~~~!tl't .:~~t~.'~~~f~'.'au• 'to thl _·!fficlti.·· h~··•ri• •'!- ' fb.,~· thf unltt'Hiilt' ~..,· ··- · , , ._,,· . f . ,. ' '·... .. ' ' • . ' <::;;,Ji. ' ·,.' ' ,. ' .' . -~'. ~ 'i'$s«» -~; ";$H5 • ' . ·~"' j ' I ' 1 .1k' k••~.kr, ·~_ ,.:~;=:~::::Jr;:i ...... ' ' " ' Honofli> 1966 Hondo,.4 .ed,,J;Ll ...,,,.-. iijjnrn,bltar, If" Hondo, f.•~M9 • 4 Dr. 8 Cyl. Std. trans. Radio and heater . 1965 Ho~~·· .•. · - l'CI!ll~,l :llli!tr twin Clrlll. ell~cliJ •t•rl·,.. 1964 f:lariil~•.4, ,.'1"'~-~lck, i~elipJ q~f rmJr~~~~-~J~·If - • •·-· • &Dr. a cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater $CJS 1964 Hondo, ' . ,. 3 ~ · 1960 suijar cub' SOcc, er•ct•.tlllrt •*~r. willl'"' , he Us Before You Ivy & 0., >\ j Selnmen-Emenon Jones· Chort• Hlckt. ·Eddie Pit. •' Dt~J; ' ON THE SPOT KEUH Used Car Lot ' ,' . l r ) .,_.;~· .e; • "' '1 ,.., ' 1, ' ,, HURRY • ~ . HURRY ..•• .• HURRY . ' ,; '· , on • '· '., "· �• t&::• ,..~---- Al ·'. • ... - ...... ~ .. . 'r • " • c; ' ' ' Th• sl!1111a7 ~ had.,, tePt. a, 1...,:.. .u · ' I Sunday Times-Sentinel ,· ' ·•· . · Cb~~f§, ..· . '•. . I " Mn;~ , Vt~ YW of l!l.e Ram -ll . dawning. Aller nearly • decade ol who flounderlnJ u G~ ol ,tilt of ~-- ~nd · National Foothall -~auuel ort- .. ibe ~ llleJ, tbe.. ~ · -"'elM, RaDii .1 ~t• halftime · ' bave final)y picked lllemtelvtl KMsai City got tllr8 IDIJL'b, ·· .. . ···D.Oo .·~ . . off llle noor. • """'"~' ""'""" .,._...., '-m ini ~ ~- D•-"-"" wo;liiilooo;t: Tbe lralllltlo!r actulUy bepn ard · In the first half but ,fW lui season under Coaeh George Rams I!Oivetl "tbe poobl~m ot . . Allen when the Ram• linlahed a. floating poeket of!ense In · U.,. I or their be>sl season In nine second half and blanked ~ , year<s, but things aro. lmprovlnl Cbief' 0~ . .. the . 1\111) •1!111 ,' .. beyond that stage. . , quarters. •· Tbe Rama, demGRstratlng • ' . l' ' powerful offense, made It tive In the only o~r alllbllitlp, exhibition VICtories In 'I row game Friday nil!ht, ~ . Friday night. Wilen they crushed LaiTy Rakestraw 1\ld -~ . e . GAJ,.IJPOIJS UTTLE LEAGUE ciiAMPIONS - The Galllpolls Little Lejigue White Sox captured t~eir set llle defendlng Ame~can Foot· Gale &yon led tiM> Clllt'BJI1 ond coJisecutlve cbampioDBhip last Monday by defeating the Tigers 9-3 in a playoff game on Memorial Field. Th• baH cl!amp•on Kansas Bem Ill •. 4%-14 •lctory ovt,r .. Sox finished their 1967 campaign wi~h a lll-2 mark. The Sox, alon~ with the Pee Wee League cbamp1on Falcons City Clnefs 44-24 before a crowd the St. Louil Cardinali. . and Pony League champion Phillies wUI be honored by"the Gall;~lOII$ Lions Tue.aday_ at 6:30 p.m., a~ ,Oscars Res- , ol _73,990 at the Los Angeles Saym 1 · · · taurant. Pi~ture above, Front Row - (I to r) Bobby Wallis, D~ve Faccmtte, Edd1e Wildermuth, Jqhn. Sh~ets, R1cky •Coliseum. _Sayers carried ~ ·1!'1' 1• • . · 1\IOt)re Richard stephenson Jeff Lewis, and Roger Taylor; Back Row -(I to r) John Thomas, Coach, ·Ricky Boone, Now Combbialloa tunea for liM' Yll'd!• -~ . CINCINNATI (UP!) - Jim "ll'a .late ln. the ..aaon and l!Onille' Smith, Jim Holley, JuniQr (Fireball) Jamison, Jimmy Noe, and Dick Thomas, Manager.~ · · .... Such offensive prowess bu touchd~n runs Of '12 ~ !Ill Hart bad pqlllllBed San Fra. Perry's In good ahape," l&kl ' "· ' · • d.. not been seen by Ram 11111 yatda, .and Rllkeslra., ;;!)IJI• CiJ:O Gl81\l ~le pllcller Frank Redl Manager ~·e Bristol. Fa~rgroun since the da)'ll of Bob Water- pletea ~foiJr pas~ fw ll''•t•Nit.. Linzy 1 'whlpplg if be -~ ."He COuldn't bave done It earJ \.j.JJ, . .. ·. . · · field and Elroy Hirsch, _but the lncludlnc a ocor~g .P ~ Sf 1 led tile~ to lie~ the game ln., In_the season. Tbat ""' · GAWI'OI.JS _ Members ol Gittl were ',preaented to Dlck ed their attentions to loolbaU ra Wildermuth tnd Eddie, Mrs. ne~_Ram~ -ha~•-. theJT_ own :Y~~!o BrlaD_!l~ . . and you almcMlt had to beileYe somepllt:hing.lailel,llun.:'u the 1981 Otamplonshlp Uttle !Tbomq, an Initialed knife, en- for the evening's recreation. ,Mary Wallla, Bobby, Steve snd l • • • , . ~ .. V ~art WND't kidding. some .pltcbing bf....,..... League Whlli! So~ IRd tbelr graved, "White SOl GUI, Lit- Attending were: Jeri)',.Mf.lnd ,._Dick Tlloms-~ . It was lllrt_~bo _singled with After bowing aut. PerrJ 1't- famlliel held 1 picnie Friday ue League CbiD\IlS," and John Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boone, as, Cheryl, Nate, John and 81)1. J S . ;\/I~~ ,\~ me ~I ib tile .rut Inning Frio ! ~ to the clubbooll, dowaed evening at the Gallia County ,Thomas, Coach, a "Jaunl" Greg, Barbar~ and Ricky, Mr. 1 1y United Press llltematlonal , sutton. Miller (4) and ~mpalay night lnd ftlll en lo ICOI't a Diet PeJlli, aholnntl 114 Jonlor Fstrground. .Speeial!ravel kit. !and Mrs. Orville FacemJTe and FtliLBAQUIIGNED 1 - nlo; Rosebol'o'"'-17): Left~H!et. · he run wbiclJ belit .the Reds l.f l drt~, then !letllell Mil lltuests were Manager DIck Jimmy Noe, third bas<!man, Dave, Mr: and Mrs James HoJ.. , NEW YORK (UPJ) - Jl'u.ll. Natlo..l Leape <.Ritchie -~4), 1\"akov. (51 j'RIY· when Dick Groat drew • baaiialmmt ..~ the ra~lo. . Thomas ¢ "bls lamily. catcher and plteher of th~ 1967 ley all! Jim, Mr. anti Mrs. Wil- . bark Bill~ Jqe. 1963 AmeriCIII llrstgame) . ;mond (7l and Torre. IWP:-, oaded walk frQm bia Bob Lee. '!be. ~ Giant Tlf!blhml4er EadJ of the 13 f'layers attend- squad, was naintd captam of liam L. JamiSon and Junior, Football League Rookie of the ' ;<Jew York 1110 001 0011- 2 71 Miner , (:2-1). LP- Raiow '(3-1), · ·"And tile)' alw~ told me tipped bis cap lwu!e, usmg hll. tng fecelved 1 new official Ut- i the 11168 Willie Sot. Bruce, Wanda Lee, Sue Ann and i J'oolball teagJW Rookie of u., Ch'"•go 241000 32x- a 12 1 HRS... Il.,fley (!ndl, Davis •~·d), baaeHII .... an euy g~e.: left biRd when he a_cknowiedg· tie League baseball ~ a gift I After genel'tiUS servlnge of :Lawreneene, Mr. and Mrs. , Year was signed Frid>y by tho ' Fisher, Selma m Renlff (8) Torre mth), Ferrata lt4thl. . You play aiDI,IDIIincl IRd Ill~ ed the tribute paid him by fans 1frola Harold Notlt'.t, grandfa- 1 hotdogs. ~to aalad, baked Paul !n"is and Jell and Terry, New York Jets fnr flltir and Sullivan; JenltiJ!s 111-10). Phila _000 000 000- 0 S l 1 . ~· ~ qd relu sl~hed a II be left Ilk field. . . IJiet of second baseman Jelllbelina, potato eblps, cake and Mr. and •••,, Harold Notter, , Watmury Conn. farm of the LP~Fisher 19-161. RRS--Swo- Pitt . 010 fl1 lx- 3 I 1 weary Wllllt. MIYI alter tbl "My 1~ ~~. was 80 ttred l.eWia. . cnkes, tile team members IUrtl- Mrs. Ona Lee Moore and Ric- Atlantic co.,t l.eague. bods Ollhl, Johnson (5th) . 1 L. Jac~son. Fariell (81 and I · bour • 411 ·ll;lii)Uie marallloa, I couldn I lift II, he said gr~~~o · -·- --~ - 1ky, Mr. IRd Mrs. Ronald Noe, Joo:, started wlth the Denver !Seeond ~amel Oliver. l>ryman IS-7) and May. longell pmt billie I'lat~ Ding. IJimmy Mike all! Billy, Mr. Bronros waq traded to the New York 020 100 000-- 3 ! n LP-1•. Jackson 116-tah ~~gee this aeaaon. "I keep tell~~ pitcher.~ 'and M~. Jean Cobb lnd John- Buffalo.Bills for Cookie Gii-IChicago 000000001' -- 0;J Hous~on Om: IJOOOOII-; 0 II If we bad a day 81?," In- tbat pltcbln& mi I enough, ny Sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Fred chmt in !965 and ater a Cardwell (!1-9) . and Grote: St. Lnt•i• 'fli-'120 tlllx- , 5 9 ·• ilead ol 1 pme totil&hl, add- ribbed Giant pttchlng coach Stephenson Richard and Mary, disappointing '"""'" wns ..nt •Culp. Mikkelsen 191 and Hull!- Von ·F ~'len (51. Sc\hMJd. ed• Willll, "I'd- mate lt." Larry ~.aMen. "You~ve got to Mrs. Earl 'Smttb, Ronnie, Mark to the Miami Dolphin• In th• ley. LP-Culp rs..m . er m · . 'e.~n:· Brllei flO. I tboulbl 1U1'8 lfla' WI bit too. . . and Tam!, Mrs. otis Taylor, expansion draft. H• ''"' re<:ent- · L A 020 ~1n ''111--6 JO 0 5\ ar "'i~r ·tP~Von llolf 1 scotltl. thq'tl Cllllll Net _.t "ld aboat · ~ It wher. I let I BARBOIJR~VILLI!:- Tb• Tile Pirates pi'OC!edetl from Rnger and MarceUa, Mrs. Lau- 1y released by the DWphins. Atlanta 201200 000- 4111 (0.2\. lrock (16th) • . lie ll'llP." uld, GIIIII .Manap; aftir 11 IIIJiinCI," •ld Pe1'1'7. BarboursvJHe l'trllel pot on an there to score six plays law ___ .... --- -·· ~Hem~~~~ 1Jnab. MD llwayt "I 1e1t If I Willi out there in awesomo display of raw pow. wllen .Post rammed across the happeu." · · ibl 17111 lnnlnJ I'd be letting er Frtdaf niBbt q they ran goal line from two yards out 'lbea, tllllt*c • brc pa 111J 1111111 down. • rougbahod over llelplell PeiDt with I: liZ Jell In lhl f11181'1U. Fr111k1 adtlfd, "Boy, am I tU Pllebes Plouani, ~up a 35-14 vic- Pirate tackle Da,.,n Blacl< tired. • TOll ltiGIII lltlr 8IIIIDI 'l1le Giant plteber llllde 186 tory Ill the ·~ lor recovered a P eln I Pleasan': aU IIQUIId. pltdlel duriDc .. • lllllilrcB bolb 1u1111 at Kina Field. fumble on the Point Pleasant 35 '. ..... . . . . Ill IOiletl. W 111 tbe power running ot in the next serleo ot downs and Till · • ......_ .._. . "WW IIIII a 11W- ...._ llllbtlk lldnly 1'1111 and wing· Barboursville was back In eqlialled ... ..... . . . . II .... e. .., .... .., lid J'nnt J1111111, the Pirates ..., again. . deadloclt Iii Jllljar '11•1 IJit. _ . . l'itllllf. WON doWII tile lldunor defenm Allen .hi! end Bob Detrsbwry I tory, 111 ·.w,. I, Ull p111t " 1lldl llarler 1111 ~ ot tlie m, Blacb. on a 13 - vord pess , •ndr••..tlh 1 which P!ttiliarall IieM .. tid 11ruet aat ID before departlrlg Poet emled .. brunt of an gineered the Pirates Blllloa '~- U ID II lnldnp. wltb a nmner OD eecend and aHad: tbal plebd IP S57 y111Is touchdown minutes later, Llnq tlieb4 1IP a.o f~e~Gi7, ont tMII In the lentil bmlng, Tid on the (II'OUIIII. 'nit blfll.noled iug James over from . ~Ia Jllltll ~ lolttt b1 Abemathy, Don Noo!ebart and aenior lllliried"lbe bill Zl t1mts yards out. '1'11e score wall blanl:lnl -tlie Redlllle 1&81 !hli Lee blanked the Giants throogh for 147 yardl and scored _two with 2:112 left in the third olanlnnlljp 'l fla' ~ IV'f f • r the 20th. I toudldowUI. ~ a IJI!lky• za .. starlit ~ !>en, · al the · 'ftle Reds bad a cl!anee 1o 2115 :-,~ ~ tlid,- rip- : Pirate. Coarlt Dink Allen then end ~ 11 ~~· end the came In the 10111 whetr ' ped .Off •two lihcfi1t totbldown · tested his ~·s. and got tht! "I tbnaibt'J lilt Jllnl.to'' be they loaded thf bast'S will. n.'le i runs and·bulled for $7 yardlln I8IJit! 'II!Cre<Js,ful results. . " too ,tlild to P\Wh befort I f11 out but Perl') retired plnrh-~i~ seven ratries. . sm:ve quart'erbark lnto'1bl 1-.~ 1111111111 "Giani ter Deron Jolmson on an Infield i The hu9ky .Pirltes ChJide"'! led the ~ome team relief . . . .... ~ llavt popup and Tommy Harper on wall also •howed !!lrenglb, hold• a sustained drlv• of 80 yards winne4· 'liP Ill dlet'etll a fly to eenter lleld. ing th• Big Black runners to start the fourth quarter a n In the 14th lnrlllic the Giants' 4t1 yards rushlrw - all!l moat S()red h1mseff on a nifty . . .Perry ~ 11111111, ~ Hal Laniel' Wll cat do'WII II the of tbat ~arne ·ol _,... lJ • Y~ !ICIII!lJI"r • two IIIII lli.'IIJt tutUS ~rt plate tJyiJig to 1JCGt1o rom irs! third - umt per!ormers. Point Pl...ants final tnuciJ. d~ tlf ·1 ~ •. idlter on Diet Groat's. double. Point Plellsanl put up a down eame with the ~ that In b dill ~ · ··: A dod!!• 111 Ollie Brown, one in the hl'ly tu[ng, but rrearlv over. ·Halfback I!IIMI!c.!IIJoul of his foUr .11)11,. move!~ Hart 01 c ~ W~re's _.fo11;~S couldn't Barker skirted the end and $001, .\ • taklili pt1:ry out 11Jtiu1 lfli'lll tl)lrd [laae ·Iller the Giant In· mal,ch tile Plralel' . ran the Pirate aube }~ ·' ~ IIP.lN." _..., Mljl, fielder llncled wllb one out Ill and leU apart In flit ~ yards and Inti> the end 10ne. "bullll ""'') ·• 1 '.'1rln the list lml1n8- . half. . . . • lt." , · . 4 ." , . ·. "'· Lanier - llsued 111 'l'lle ·Pira)es tumec1 In 1!1) AILSTAR "I tlldii•Wiat ~ ~ to llld llalllll J11111 lo ~ the beii!L lereePifd itt" lnt8 tlle;r ·lint hi-''":. "*'"... tho ,........ Groat ~ wlilll ' 011 • . "BarboursviJie w~ In l!le ,..,..... ~ c . , . -~ bai!IIICkl m•..- ; vi ,, .. . ·· • lillcb to faloe' ~ ~Bal'l 11\tb .· , _ _. --· '\ . . ltoc~ ........ the wlllnlnl lrorn _ftondel aNd Jy lJD)Ht Til' I . I ~· a~ds ·Drop ·I-0 · /Heartbreaker In 2lS·t RUng·Frlday \j ~ague s..res,..... · ' LI f'Lampl"on·· s, Famili"es Attend PI"cnl·c At . Fr dav' .MaJI\f llne -·". I . .,.. i ' - >-· _, 4~;- -,. ' . "G:!\'- ,,>< "' ·' I . •• ': )I 'l'i. ' I DecJSl08 • • T0 Barb0UfSVJ"}}e f ' .., ~ft.~~ .. r ,... s·•g Blacks Drop 33•14 I ' \ . .. ,. '· - st I' ' . ,·-~. .: r 1. · I CHOICE For Back ·-!Bl. l '• I,. To . Uma." · ·· :· School Get •·rr.. .,. · . unruffl•d · look! ' ' yird• . . the ' . ' ' I . 'i I l.~'( . - ~- d . ' . ,> ) ' .:>'. ,, ,' l ; Jl·., ,; �,, ' , ' ' ' . ' ' ' -' ' , . '' . ") ' . ' '. \ .' / '·)~ I ' ··~ ..- J ,.,, -. ' •I \ .~-, < "':. ' ' ' ! .. ' 110 1d S ck u f ' .... AtNiltiO menf '. T.V. ""'"'E Jl - In, 992-2049 q. n. ' lor 1ple Fin. r 5 q. ln. C I r 1lnut nut r• . in. 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Ne . 234 . - ca, ·er applicat ns I r n Herald p·. ·· for mominl el in Gulljpo 1 ar•t ' P in s. This !el s months old. o er ,. f $'1'21 r .onth or p v balance ue $106 56. Tr In your m . Call 446-01118. r 4 5. " ' hal ep- ROO .l ·have 1 --" lb.at 'we feel I For 1le Uy ' ' I"- -- 9 '" I on W, o CROSS ORD n atcst. lt. Golf venlnr• Jolm I. Rlobard.a, . fN!II D. Woocl1 We ha e:on 10 't urn for 1 I'GII'IIIl I ' ay ••i~ler. ·· ompt .,- < ' . __, • \ , ' • ~ ~ , •I ' r • ' ' ·' . ' " ., - apartmenl turn- It ished l tact m le e_t or ue-· 1 .m.· ~4. . I, �'·' 'I ,ift .ants .,~ ' '1)., · EDlTOlV:IIJ ,.. are 45 In age followta• 'fi , j :•letter> lall - · lrdln u. 2nd Lieut. Henrx E.. ClelaiOd Jr., by Bob,· Wlngett, 1Sundlty. e Tlmet-Senl"fel reporter. be. land, a i9114 grad•ate •I Porn· eroy an~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland, ts a graduate I . of tbe Al'IIIY'I Officers Candidate School and he now ts serving at nu Due, Vlelnam. Cl~land'a communlca- l ' '' ! ~ , ,\ A ; Tlili. ,. ' , :.! \- to 14 : orthe . ~his yo u De'li-:4J:lb"'. . :. ·' ;·, ''''. >~.~,F~l'y ~re ·~ettlng tb': ide~; I s<!,Qtllng ~is leRer from '~ ,.;.:' we need ~~lp •• ~upport.mg me all lli'll olfl*s 1nd men 9f U:e JJ., ./t'lldren : there. I '!'ent I~ th e 337th Radi6 ·Research~CompanY.- • . b~p~.- ·~;ge toda~ ~nd. , needless 1st ln(antry_Divls!Dh, 'lttnuhlt~ •.. · t,o 'SfY, lhf-Pl!'C'e · touched my or Vielnalll ' ~· . l'TT ·· 'iiear! deeply, wlOOl\;.!Js you well The has aa.oitted' . : know, . is quite ·an 8f:-;,;..Jsh: pha~age , near _thu Due, .Vi~ ~ ment ill'its~ll. We tqok ;~f~;•l namt whJCh m need oi cartoos milk to the orphan- ·m 3371~ a~_,pi- , ~g~ a!D~g \VIlli ou{e;,lbod t~-' 1 ", Datel.ine: I J: • '{ •.,. __!j____... -.-~0 ~. ~ _______ .~._____·~·-. . . . _, '· " J "' 8l~e1 _u,s -~· hli~ ,here, Our co'l'· 41 The: kids dido'~ wasle any\hne the 'roasdn !or•that; While tbefe ,;, ,pani( iS the . sQ!e support tor . 'this ' ~rp~nqe', ,lind thus far ·. • ' ty breakih& into the mllk .and gulp. t~y, l noticed . ~t ¢II Qt. the ,. that tna 11, down, as ·•II tbey hadii'l young~, ~1\<iren' ~d an o 1·~., . w~ . nav~ built·. a shower, batll wilL thank ' bad ~nv iii ~verahnont)Js. • .wlnd·r~ .!VIII¢ lj!at'.lilidn'! \fl!)d, , ·, laeillties, lllld a s~g ty~ onto. Due :to .the limited , civii''af. ' . ·. dije Qi1the men wit~ rJ!e qn ihl$. · fit for ,the kkjs. We hav.~ nla'de ' make thelr f~lr~ witltin ·'this :company we . r ti1t \1\'Bs . J!l~c~a,nl~~~~' tncli1l: 'Bneral, lriPl 'l'lere with foi>i!", e.'~i~ are in ' need .of help with lh e, · and J.!! managed ,to, 1tl< it. 1 ~nt to 'ffiY ..kno'J:~adge, we h~v· Any supjlort of lh!s or'pllanage. Sucb ': Well. Bolf, I onlY) :)'lls~~lh~! yo~. en't l!l!!l"·•ble ~ .fake -any clothaent to ltems that are readily ' availa· •~auld have , oeen the ·look '011 lng tMre,"Thls IJ one. ttem tHat S37th RR' c y11 ble to most families to MelRs, tbe ' kid's' face when the ol d the ·co Njll Vlen A111 orphanAllairs Offl~ar. APO, Ssn rrila. Mason and Gallia counties sueh beat-'Jp train started to crank' tge 11 ba!lly In need Q!. cisco, Calif. J628t. . as clothhtg or old toys would away. I know that this is q~ a ·re. , Thanks for 'Ustenlng 10 me, · be very hope you will be able to but apytlling you· could · Hank ! Ia 16-The Stindaj: Times-Sentinel, ,:Yt!~ K~,g~~~~i~h mJlf.;r::~· ~!~a~4ptw~;:;; N D'eat, .·~ . n:ls ( , stallment of the history of the /1936-37 thru 1941 • '42 Shaffer, ' ' .. , . .' ~ t • ' I __;' Sunday, _Sept.··~· 196T ' ,Tol:fope With Riot·£au~es of.' s 'h ··m·r· " · A c)~~ .c 00 {·Jifli'lning t · ·D ' ·T· he' 'B:' n· Greenfield Elem., W~inwright: Gallla, in· ' .. I ·. \e''J. a··" '·, w Gallia In thisCounty jssue Schools. is the twenty- ~I ton H. S. Marie ' ' ' • .. " " ~ '.'· , · , ·.· · .·, · / ** 8'*h4 ij+#ifil¥'&,'4*h '' 8WJ'Itf~~'fK;HWUA~ \f\£* i@!Mk@A· • sixth ins~allment of the teach- 1931 32 thru 1933-34 Music Sup.. C' By HOBART WILSON, JR. ling'· experience, will teach the 1ersli( the' Galha County Schools ] ervisor.' Dewey Walker: 19:17GALLI!'OLIS City Schools Su- first grade at Washington Eleihe past and the pres, 28 thru 1930.31 Pleasant Hill. , . . ' '. · · · perintendent A. R. Durose has mentary School. Mrs. Tnomas Is I ent. ·il'i'any of those named are Alice: 1933 _ 34 thru 1943-44 B 8o · By LOUIS CASSELS ~search hp demoimttated that subm1tled a list with back· a graduate of the University of do not have rec- inton H S.: 1958-59 thru 19651 ); Roellleh WASHINGTON _:_ Ah1 ow intelligenoe, which. tllllden ground information on 13 new Pittsburgh w1th a B. s. in ele- 1urds to Indicate the ones liv- 66 V:nton Elem. , , psychologist said 'Saturday thpt ·a person tnoomJ,etent !of teachers who have . been hu·ed mentary education. ing and dead. We may also have Mary Walker: 1945- 46 thru . , .:'. . '::. 1. · '·· ,,· tn'HChoo~ t~a.jping Qf sl~ ' e~pployf!itmt' in 'a blghjy lndtllio ' by the Gallipolis Board of Edu- THE HIGH ~ ' I duplications with women teach- 1951-52 Vinton; 1953-54 t h ru' KILLING "two bir.\ls" wiMr' <me:·~J!Ile 'w(s ' Cl!.ilfies cillldr~n. beginning at a ·~.ellr, ·ta:hl~' --;ec<!IIOlpY,; •Is not cat1on. , h' h hoot ~c ?'11 a~ jun~or 1ers Some records may h 8 v e 19~7 Vinton, Vinton H. s., IBaxter, son of Mr. and'Mrs. Norm~ Ba'tler ~f Pomeroy. ~arl~ age, shOuld be ' · p13jor ~ssar~y, .a ' tfsed.' trait, t '8 ~- YS!cal .u.sat:on : their maiden names and' later North Galli a H. s., Kyger Creek Charles, a student of Mountlliil ~41\e •.UUsineSS· C!ll· mgrelijent of ~ny, n~tlrilllll predeterplllled· •tw'· llel'!Jdlty. THE new teachers will beg·n ~~~~~for this sc~oo!. yiiar •s records their spo~sed name. 1 il. s. Olive Wallace: 1953-54 Rio · lege and secretary the "Circle K',·: an'd · Jeff ste;.Jialj. progilun to cqpe , witll 'In majij,c'ase~. It Is the re!iUit the:r duties when the Gallipol:s ' TROUT, Mr. Trout 15 a , In this issue we Jist the Grande Elem Margaret Wal- l Grafton, W. Val' preSident of th~ group, w~nt to Ot~awl,' causes .of :Urban flots, • ., .. :. oftheclreujn!lanpes·ln wl!lclla Schools open on '1\Jesday, Sept of Miami Umvers:ty teachers names starting with lace. 1924-25 Eagle. G 1ad y s Canada, wherll' t)ley .are attendmg -thG "C1rcle K"' mter· Wlthout.e•pert help, said eJilld I• reared, partlculBI']J 5. Here's a thumbnail sketch . ' 1 a · S degree In edijca- : ''U" "V", arid "W". Walter : 1922-28 thru 1924 _ zs natiOnal COI!VentiOJI· . . : ' .,.. • : . , J. MeV. Hunt of the unfversity during the earliest years of life, 1 or each new teacher : lion . Mr Trout taught two years Vaughn E. Ullman: 1963 _ 64]· Barton Morgan Center· 1926-27 Fr~ll!,'the c~~~~~nbon, llbe two· yOung:lnen ' went. to of Dllhols, a slum cl)ild Is so he said. , ! at Stanton Local and will serve : thru 1964-65 Hannan Trace H.S., Morgan Twp. ' I Canada·' Expo ~7. where ~ ~ ~ ruwled in his men!Bl develoP- Although ~·tower class parenll MRS. CHARMION BAUDERS, as head football coach and as- Southwestern H.S. I Hazel Walter: 1914·15 Wilcox. they VlsJte~ 20 paVJllions. ed at fS ~ ,ftOm•lliY' e'hiln. mellt by the time He's 4 years do lll'ie tlleir children ·quite a• a graduate or Ohio Northern Un- s:stant basketball and track Charles Vance· 1924-25 R 1o Charles V. Ward: 1914-15 thru I A' LOCAL orchestra - Russ jber member or at Dutton's old that he Is very likely to be' much as any;; parents," their tversity, will teach the fourth coach. Grande Grace Vance: 1919-2011917-18 Eno, Glenn, Oak Grove, I and the Untouchablet _ w i 11 Drugs In Middleport: N eh on ,failure in school. '., child-rearing methods have the 0 grade at Washington Elemen- SERVING as assistant foot- lhru 1921-22 Van Zant, Chesh_l Oil Hollow; 1919-20 A(fttison; be · providing the dB!lee music .Drug S!Gre, Swisher - L h a e If' he falls in school, he:n be effect of disCouraging curiosity tary School. Mrs. Bauders holds ' ball, basketball and football ire Two. Marie Vance . 1918-19 11921 . 22 Addison Twp.; 192!-24 for the final ~at excursion ofjDrugs. or the ,Pomeroy Pastry unable tQ get a good Job. So and initiative. T)ley proceed on a B S. Degree in educat10n and coach and teaching American Yale Turley Vance: 1926-27 1thru 1924-25 'John:.On: 1927-28 !he year Tuesday evening. -" IShop "/ PotllerDY· grow up r,rustrated, bitter, the theory that "a good child Is has nad mne yfars exper:ence. , and World Hlstory at Gallia Morga~ Twp.: 1928-29 t~ru 1936- Jhru 1932-33 ' MI. Zion, John- The local grobp wi!l provide j' i , ' alienated from the_ mainstream a quiet child" and their Academy High Sdlool will be J7 Wh•te, Barton. Whit., Oak, son Ridge, Johnson, Sockeye: miiSic more suitabie for the ANOTHER "'lrr' came-forth ,1\mertcan l1fe. a ripe standard answer to 1 cblld'l MRS, IRENE BRANNON EVERETT VANCE. Mr, Vance Morgan Center, Wilcox. Vinton 1935-36 Evergreen; 1938-39 thru type patron expected to attend on Ed Bennett, lltldcU,ilport's Clllldidate for participation in questions is "shut up." will leach a sixth grade class is a graduate of Marshall Un- , Rural, Vinton Elem. Helen Van-~1939-40 Evergreen; 1942-43 thru the etcursion _ that Is. an ex- 1first CpngressJonal. Medal of riots. Moreover, they cannot teach th1s school year al Washingotn lversity will• a B. s. degree and I Zant: 192().21 Cheshire Twp.; 1946-47 Mt. Zion, Bidwell Port. cape from the "beat." The I Honor winner, fl'Orn Jean RoUSh In a paper presented to the their clltldren -because theJ Elementary School Mrs Bran- has taught three years at Welch 1922-23 thru 1923-24 Van Zan!, er I boat _ Chaperone _ will leave Russell of CoJtllllbus. . Psychological Aasoc~ have never known themselves non has a B. S Degree from Roush or Carleton. Marion Van Charley Ward· 1948 • 49 Lit- the Pomeroy levee at '7:30 p. Jean writes tbat She le&rlll'.d ation, Hunt said that society -that it is sometimes necesssRio Grande College and has . Zant 1923-24 Van Zant: 1941-42 , tie .Bultskin. E. E. Ward: 192(1. m. for the four hour trip,on the reliably sometiJ!IO b~ek that Ed ljiUst. tackle not only the ry to forego parent pleasure tm taught for 27 years ! MRS. JANE. YOCUM, a gra- , lhru 1942-43 Vinton Elem. Edith 21 Harrison. Emmett Ward Old Ohio. i h~d entered college In Califor· housmg ,Md employment prob- order to achieve future goals. ___ duate of Mamtta College With Vermillion: 1919-20 Low Gap. 1919-20 Fairview. Goldie Ward: Sponsoring the final excursien ' rua where he iS hIs lems of t)le black ghetto, but "Since these parents have never FOR the f~rst time 10 severa~ a B. A, d~RI"!~. 10 Engb~h and , Kenneth Vermilli~n: 1917-18 1916-17 thru 1917-18 Lone Oak, ol the year is the Pomeroy borne following ~ also ,:'the. disease of ln~ompJ!. ·known enough eon 1 u rna b lo years tne Gallipohs C•ty Schools Speech, Wl)l 'feacb _Engbsh at thru 1921-22 Harrison Twp. H. Yale: )922 _ 23 thru 1924 • 25 Chamber of Commerce. Ad- as il major from tlie ArmY· tence wb1ch is endemic among goods to go around, they tal<Ao w1il have two kindergarten etas- G~lha Acactetlly Htgh School , S., Cheshire Speclill H. S., Buckeye, Lone Oak; 1926 • 21 1vance tickets may be piii'Cbas- ~lv,ed , his medal the poor o( an races. what are available at tmt ses MRS. tMA BESS CANTER· : th•s school ,tetm. Mrs. Yocum, Cheshire H. S.• Cheshire Spec- lhru 1928 _ 29 Addison Twp.. . -~ World "'mf II. ' He said moderb psyc!tological moment. Their cltlldren have BURY, is one of the teachers. has taught one .Year at Doyles- ' .tal. A H. Vernon 1916-17 Chesh- Yale. Ina Ward: 1930.31 Chesh- thru 1924·25 Cheshire Elem.; . little reason to do ptherwise." \1rs Canterbury altended tlte town Ht~h ·ic~W?l, Doylestown, 1re H. S. C. 0. Violet 1927-211 ire 1'wp.: 1932 • 33 Crown City 1m11 thru 1929·30 Cheshire El. AND Alii .overll~! - J e If . Hunt said that Project .Head UmverSlty of Cincinnalj : an~ Op!O. •.. / • ,,; , V!nton H.S.. Mr. Violet: 1926-27 Elem. Kenneth Ward: 1927-28 1E. B. Webb: 1938-39 thru 1943- DarSt, plet\ll'fi, 'e_w~et ·t ~ j AND, IF YOU would like to Start, which oilers 'pre-school Marshall University. She has , · Vmton Village. . Mrs. Violet: thru 1932 - 33 Barton, Morgan 44 ~io Grande H. s. Prln. S1IZ- we~~ lfllh ~;Nte~'li!!;~•fqn ~ enter a somett'?es unpopular , trainlqg to some poor children •• 1ad six years experience as a RETu,ruliJNG ·io1 the stsff nf 1926-27 Vinton V•llage, ~jorie Center: 1938 _ 39 thru 1943 _ anne Weber; 1963 • 64 l(yger borse at tbr·qe Oil '.. '!, F_lorJda offers a ' at age 5, Ls "too little and toe Kmdergarten teacher. Gallia'~my High Sehool a!- V~llmar: 193!1,31 thru 1933-34, Eno Elem.; 1947 • 48 Bidwell Creek Dist. Art. James Web- so the son of Mtc!dl~'l ~plfe schCIOI. late." ! ter a y,8fi!j .le.ive ,of abs"''~e Is Rio Grande H.S., Rio Grande Special Dist. ster: 1959-50 thru 11162-53 South. Darst. Jeff Ill>~ , Ql 1111\ The sc~oel offermg tlle In· H the children of the ghe!tlll A GRAOUATE of Gallia Ac- ' MRS. DEANNA COOK. Mrs. Elem. acallia Vorhees: 1928-29 Paul Ward: 1949-50 thru 1950- western H.S. (Executive Head) picture w,aa ~· )0 recal1 m six weeks sessions, are to have any c"-nce lor !demv High School and I or- Cook reetlved her Master's De- ' thm 1931-32 Crown City Elem. 51 Vinton Elem. Neva Warneke : Willard Weekley: 1928-29 thru visit of a catJ'ailiJn l!IJman located at West Palm Beach. succegs In school and later tn tR nor h1gh school athlete. BILL gree this .'IUIIImer fom Mar- l Albert Wade : 1926-27 thru 1916- 17 PumpkintoWt; 1923-24 1933-34 Cheshire H. s., Chesh- her daughter -In Polllfroy. They while the "ump" somc- lj"' market, he said, "compen:nNLEV , will teach bnsme9S shall Un!Jerslty and will teach : 1937 38 Springfield Dist., Bid- thru 1924-25 Gallia No. 2, Green- ire H. S. Prin .• Cheshire H. s. wen using the horse .and Is ,retty tmpopular, the ,•• .• ry. education" · must begin •ducation in the Galli a Acade- American Htstocy. 1well Porter Elem. Ermel Wad- I field Elem.; 1944-45 thru 11166- Supt ; 1936 • 37 Cheshire Ky- oo as a lllll4e of transllOrta· sq!Detimes go as high during tile first folD' years of • ny High School. Mr. Conley , . ' ' de 11: 1917-18 Blessing. Pear I 67 Greenfield Local, Gallia El- ger. lion of Cal(fornJa,1 as $21),(100 a year - hmmmm. their liveti when their "'pllstlcl.ll'•duated from Ohio State Uni· Waddell : 1917-18 thru 1920-21 em. Leah Warren: 1937-38 James E. Weiher: 1059-60 The price of unpopularity. ly" Is gl'l!ateal versity in June of 1967 and will Two new elementary prmcl- Carter, Alexander, Green Twp.; Supv. Maurice Warren: thru 196tl- 67 Southwestern H A READER 1irlle1 tflat her sssJSt witt the coaching of !oot- · ~ls wlll also be seen thiy year. 1922-23 thru 1923-24 Graham. thru 1937-38 Coal Valley, S. Waite~ J. Weithoff; 1955-58 three-year-11ld son waa curiousyball and basketball. i ARVIN RUFTORD who taught : Northup. A~es Wagner: 1924- low Grove, Vinton Elem.. Mercerville H. S. Esther Well<· ly watching her !l')]inl to l!trtad ' :fifth ~de · la~t year at Clay · 25 Bethel. G. H. Wagner: 1950. ington, Vinton Rural. p au 1- er: 1937·38 'linton Elem. Herb- a needle, the o~ B'lenlnl· MRS..JEAN COOPER, a gra- 1Eletnentiry, Will serve a_s fifth 51 thru 1953-54 Centerville, Cad- ine Warren : 192'1-28 White. Dol- ert Welker: 1918 • 19 Coal Val· "What are you dotng, Milll!duate of R•o Grande College, gr_ade teacher and prmclpal l mus, Cadmus IJ.S. Lily Wagner: ly Waugh : 1923-24 Campbell. o. ley. Lora Welker: 1917 ~ 18 my," tile youth allked. will teach English to Gallia A· tllis school term. Mr. H~fford 11918-19 thru 1919-20 Bethel. Ma- V. Waugh: 1914-15 Bethel; Crown City Pr!n. Pearl Welker: "I am trying to put t h II cademy High School. Mrs. _Coop- . Is a graduate of Ohio Umvers•- ry Ada Wagner: 19211-21 th~u 17 thru 1924-25 Mooney, Paw· 1914 - 15 Yale. Ruby Welker: tliread through tile needle," the er received her e s. Degree ty. 11922-23 Greenfield, Bethel: 1924 ]Paw, Rose Bud. Ohio T w p., 1918-19 Eagle. Verna Welker: lady replied. · Summa Cum Laude !roll' Rio : 25 Pumpkmtown: 1926-27 thru Clipper Mill. Bladen; 192li-27 1931-32 thru ,1936·31 Alice, Bunk- Apparently knJll'essecl by the oneampus(~ Grande this year and studied I BRUCE McDONALD wh 0 1927 · 28 G1eenlield, Bethel; tbru 1940-41 Ohio Twp., Oak- er Hilt, Vinton, Vinton RuraL struggle his Mother was haw· at Marshall University this.•""'· : will ~· seventh grade at ' 1932-33 Greenfield Rural Ele~.; dale, Bethel, PawPaw, R qs e 11'. E. Welker: 1917-18 thru 191!1- ing, the c!tlld quipPed: "Why ',1, mer. IGreen Elementary School, will 1934-35 thru 1941-42 ?re!!llf•eld Bud, Bladen, Ohio Rural, Swan 20 Crown City, Centerville, Bid· don't yoo jill t l'i'rap 11 • . ·also serve as t,be principal of Rural Elem . Gallla V!Dton H.S, Creek. wen Porter. round?" ONE OF the two new teach- Green. Mr. Mellonald is 8 gra- Marte Wagn:r: 1920.21 t~ru Worthy Waugh: 1915-16 thru •==••.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, ers at Gr··en Elementary School duate of ~lo Grande College 1921-22 Greenfteld, Greenfield 1916-17 Blad•n. Sugar Creek . CHARLES DUNCAN. Mr. · H S. P. 0 Wagner: 1914 • 15 1 MyrUe Weatherford: 1921 • 18 Duncan is a l!Jli5 graduate of i . The administrators or the thru 1~15·16 Camp Creek, Betl>- 1thru 19!9 - .30 Low Gap. Cora Rio Grande College where he :hpohs CJty Schools are proud el; 1917- 18 thru 1920 • 21 Gal- Webb: 1917. 18 Roush; 1923-24 · . received a B. s. Degree in Ed- · to announce that two ucation. Mr. Duncan has had wito previously did not three years of teaching expert- their degree have obtained them · 'f'·l · ence and wlll teach the fifth - th•s summer. •I sixth grade at Green Elemen· /tary · DICK Thomas, manager of the Gallipolis Little League WILLIAM LARGE, will teach champion White Sox, was a lit. the SIXth grade at Green Ell!- tle OWYOUS whilf kneeling jn mentary School. ."'r. Large, .a ' his team's dugout In the slrtb j former teacher m ~ Galha a•~ flhal inning of last Mon· ' Academy H1gh Schoot IS a gra. day's championship duate of Rio Grande College game with the Tigers and holds a B S. Degree in Ed· ucation. M r Large wiU a l 8 0 . serve as transportation dlrec- DICK had been presented 1 tot for the city system. . ttophy before the game by his BOXM.:..••••••• ~ ••••• ., .......~-' · · · players, praisilJR bfm lor h i s · ,. -sl'ilcei-T.J..,-n..,mr 'u . A NEW FIFTH grade teach· leadership durirlg tbe ~ast two , er at Was-hington Elementary years. His team held a slim tJ. I I'· L:' I"''"'i .l q..,,._ ............ .,'~ , Tmelillg'l ta- Dllf 1)12'• UIIP felll, • . ,.. .., . , • c ,,. Sthool will be MRS. ELLEN lead at the time. "If we would ., ' ' MEREDITH. Mrs. Meredith ts : hiiVe !oat the gllllll, the boys 1 aow •perJeaM -' ,'II'BIIIDI·"~"t..., ~ ~...:t~ 1 graduate or Worcester State would have had no trophy, and ' ~.N:.au On1f .. ·~ . . 'Bot 'iie 110 fa'a if 71J11108C JOUt IDQileJ College, Worcester, Massachu- I would have rea!ly (ell bad," 'J'BI W ,......,. , .................... stranded iD a .,... place. ~ts with a B. s. degree ~d. 1 &al4 Thorn~•· As 1t tamed out, 25&.K I NIIO" Br/or• ,,. l1m 1et Trt~Vtlm C/uqan ' the Universtty of Conneotlcut Ithe Sox tallied eiJht big runs in : . l Plqt Cil1 with 1 G A degree In educa- the l.,t rung, 11nd held on for a I '"" 011, "'h thea. 11 lion. Mrs. Meredith has three 9-3 win. 1M • ,.,., •• .,,.,, th,.. ·~SIII7t . , year! teaching experien$~ 01 ,_. f1i1 tiiMt - lfllitk T~m 'lJIIBAPP~••.•••••~•••••••·••• ,....... I TWENTY YEA,RS .Ago, frOm ) ' 11·-DiLIIIlllafGL' , ~-. · CJippfl. MRS. FRANCES THOM+,S, the . . of the Daily Tribune I a. graduate of Gallia Academ! [and wilekly Gallia Thnn ... G. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I ¥ School and Oh:o Slate Um- 1I). Ware named new science in· t ~ 'Ud'ii' ...... . ~ ·· . 5:00 to 7:00 vef)ity, will teach science at &tructor at Rio Grande Colllege,!l 1 \,' 1• "'. \ ,I I•[ f G~llla Academy High Scboot i. Redman. Coach Bob Stone'' ' -~·· ' •. ,. this school term. Mrs. 'lbqmas · burner to greet eo grid p r 0 ·f ' holds a B. S. degree in. compre- poets . 8-Sgt. G. ·E. Penning· f, benslve .etence and ta~ght · ton Initiated Into :Knights o1 Pyt 1ear_ . Houston lnterme- thlas Lodge · . . Dr. a. A 'VornMtmiMr' Ftderai R....,•systtm 411(1: In H~ton, ~s. holt's team cope ann)lll Blue Member F.D.I.C. and · lOll mareh · . . &!'> f,.. ',I ~ . . ' '· ( I . '1 . ,.., - .:· I; !Dentloned old •teys, '-tt,,; Js,' .-~~tory of:GaUi~ Comity Sc~~ols Gallia ' 'H'': ' ,, I ' EarIyAge Sat"d,00c::.}·lltioft inclti~jl\g decea~ed. ,We C~l) ' ' :c , 1 I ~a:uateB t!'t df. .o! 1 1 I ' .j •: I I I ,., ..--:--:--- ., ur, 1 I 1, 1 ~ ! COOLD 60 • 1 I need to eut a handsome figure [r•-:, i TRAJELJI 8 IS Fll WIe fix sonda.. y d•mner " se:aen . days a wee·k. . ~f' It ,.. dl .,, I LOSE YDUR riDlEY q HII . I ... ....... . .,.. •••-...... .......... 1 :rou "" ilul', .I &j I ....... '"'<"-" . . , ber.t · POMERc;)Y,O. -aAHS ' ..... ,.• 11..---.._ _ _..,.j;;,.,..___~...~ ';V ~':;, I '• ' ' ' .' ' $5/'J ) .>. ~:'i:~·C.... .. '· ... "ii• THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. $2 ·so $3.95 j' ., TQ SWOOP !GHOOl "'The luggap you i ~ .CRow~j. ,,.,..: -!', . ':•" Sam so~ Silhouette ' , 1 ,.1, ' ., I ., • ' , .: ' ' t' .., ' I' ' ' 1 · ~·-t . r . .,..... allopnllltl (l"l~ ' ,itDBioua·t . ... ;..-w ~~ Jll 4 -· • ' �'·' 'I ,ift .ants .,~ ' '1)., · EDlTOlV:IIJ ,.. are 45 In age followta• 'fi , j :•letter> lall - · lrdln u. 2nd Lieut. Henrx E.. ClelaiOd Jr., by Bob,· Wlngett, 1Sundlty. e Tlmet-Senl"fel reporter. be. land, a i9114 grad•ate •I Porn· eroy an~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland, ts a graduate I . of tbe Al'IIIY'I Officers Candidate School and he now ts serving at nu Due, Vlelnam. Cl~land'a communlca- l ' '' ! ~ , ,\ A ; Tlili. ,. ' , :.! \- to 14 : orthe . ~his yo u De'li-:4J:lb"'. . :. ·' ;·, ''''. >~.~,F~l'y ~re ·~ettlng tb': ide~; I s<!,Qtllng ~is leRer from '~ ,.;.:' we need ~~lp •• ~upport.mg me all lli'll olfl*s 1nd men 9f U:e JJ., ./t'lldren : there. I '!'ent I~ th e 337th Radi6 ·Research~CompanY.- • . b~p~.- ·~;ge toda~ ~nd. , needless 1st ln(antry_Divls!Dh, 'lttnuhlt~ •.. · t,o 'SfY, lhf-Pl!'C'e · touched my or Vielnalll ' ~· . l'TT ·· 'iiear! deeply, wlOOl\;.!Js you well The has aa.oitted' . : know, . is quite ·an 8f:-;,;..Jsh: pha~age , near _thu Due, .Vi~ ~ ment ill'its~ll. We tqok ;~f~;•l namt whJCh m need oi cartoos milk to the orphan- ·m 3371~ a~_,pi- , ~g~ a!D~g \VIlli ou{e;,lbod t~-' 1 ", Datel.ine: I J: • '{ •.,. __!j____... -.-~0 ~. ~ _______ .~._____·~·-. . . . _, '· " J "' 8l~e1 _u,s -~· hli~ ,here, Our co'l'· 41 The: kids dido'~ wasle any\hne the 'roasdn !or•that; While tbefe ,;, ,pani( iS the . sQ!e support tor . 'this ' ~rp~nqe', ,lind thus far ·. • ' ty breakih& into the mllk .and gulp. t~y, l noticed . ~t ¢II Qt. the ,. that tna 11, down, as ·•II tbey hadii'l young~, ~1\<iren' ~d an o 1·~., . w~ . nav~ built·. a shower, batll wilL thank ' bad ~nv iii ~verahnont)Js. • .wlnd·r~ .!VIII¢ lj!at'.lilidn'! \fl!)d, , ·, laeillties, lllld a s~g ty~ onto. Due :to .the limited , civii''af. ' . ·. dije Qi1the men wit~ rJ!e qn ihl$. · fit for ,the kkjs. We hav.~ nla'de ' make thelr f~lr~ witltin ·'this :company we . r ti1t \1\'Bs . J!l~c~a,nl~~~~' tncli1l: 'Bneral, lriPl 'l'lere with foi>i!", e.'~i~ are in ' need .of help with lh e, · and J.!! managed ,to, 1tl< it. 1 ~nt to 'ffiY ..kno'J:~adge, we h~v· Any supjlort of lh!s or'pllanage. Sucb ': Well. Bolf, I onlY) :)'lls~~lh~! yo~. en't l!l!!l"·•ble ~ .fake -any clothaent to ltems that are readily ' availa· •~auld have , oeen the ·look '011 lng tMre,"Thls IJ one. ttem tHat S37th RR' c y11 ble to most families to MelRs, tbe ' kid's' face when the ol d the ·co Njll Vlen A111 orphanAllairs Offl~ar. APO, Ssn rrila. Mason and Gallia counties sueh beat-'Jp train started to crank' tge 11 ba!lly In need Q!. cisco, Calif. J628t. . as clothhtg or old toys would away. I know that this is q~ a ·re. , Thanks for 'Ustenlng 10 me, · be very hope you will be able to but apytlling you· could · Hank ! Ia 16-The Stindaj: Times-Sentinel, ,:Yt!~ K~,g~~~~i~h mJlf.;r::~· ~!~a~4ptw~;:;; N D'eat, .·~ . n:ls ( , stallment of the history of the /1936-37 thru 1941 • '42 Shaffer, ' ' .. , . .' ~ t • ' I __;' Sunday, _Sept.··~· 196T ' ,Tol:fope With Riot·£au~es of.' s 'h ··m·r· " · A c)~~ .c 00 {·Jifli'lning t · ·D ' ·T· he' 'B:' n· Greenfield Elem., W~inwright: Gallla, in· ' .. I ·. \e''J. a··" '·, w Gallia In thisCounty jssue Schools. is the twenty- ~I ton H. S. Marie ' ' ' • .. " " ~ '.'· , · , ·.· · .·, · / ** 8'*h4 ij+#ifil¥'&,'4*h '' 8WJ'Itf~~'fK;HWUA~ \f\£* i@!Mk@A· • sixth ins~allment of the teach- 1931 32 thru 1933-34 Music Sup.. C' By HOBART WILSON, JR. ling'· experience, will teach the 1ersli( the' Galha County Schools ] ervisor.' Dewey Walker: 19:17GALLI!'OLIS City Schools Su- first grade at Washington Eleihe past and the pres, 28 thru 1930.31 Pleasant Hill. , . . ' '. · · · perintendent A. R. Durose has mentary School. Mrs. Tnomas Is I ent. ·il'i'any of those named are Alice: 1933 _ 34 thru 1943-44 B 8o · By LOUIS CASSELS ~search hp demoimttated that subm1tled a list with back· a graduate of the University of do not have rec- inton H S.: 1958-59 thru 19651 ); Roellleh WASHINGTON _:_ Ah1 ow intelligenoe, which. tllllden ground information on 13 new Pittsburgh w1th a B. s. in ele- 1urds to Indicate the ones liv- 66 V:nton Elem. , , psychologist said 'Saturday thpt ·a person tnoomJ,etent !of teachers who have . been hu·ed mentary education. ing and dead. We may also have Mary Walker: 1945- 46 thru . , .:'. . '::. 1. · '·· ,,· tn'HChoo~ t~a.jping Qf sl~ ' e~pployf!itmt' in 'a blghjy lndtllio ' by the Gallipolis Board of Edu- THE HIGH ~ ' I duplications with women teach- 1951-52 Vinton; 1953-54 t h ru' KILLING "two bir.\ls" wiMr' <me:·~J!Ile 'w(s ' Cl!.ilfies cillldr~n. beginning at a ·~.ellr, ·ta:hl~' --;ec<!IIOlpY,; •Is not cat1on. , h' h hoot ~c ?'11 a~ jun~or 1ers Some records may h 8 v e 19~7 Vinton, Vinton H. s., IBaxter, son of Mr. and'Mrs. Norm~ Ba'tler ~f Pomeroy. ~arl~ age, shOuld be ' · p13jor ~ssar~y, .a ' tfsed.' trait, t '8 ~- YS!cal .u.sat:on : their maiden names and' later North Galli a H. s., Kyger Creek Charles, a student of Mountlliil ~41\e •.UUsineSS· C!ll· mgrelijent of ~ny, n~tlrilllll predeterplllled· •tw'· llel'!Jdlty. THE new teachers will beg·n ~~~~~for this sc~oo!. yiiar •s records their spo~sed name. 1 il. s. Olive Wallace: 1953-54 Rio · lege and secretary the "Circle K',·: an'd · Jeff ste;.Jialj. progilun to cqpe , witll 'In majij,c'ase~. It Is the re!iUit the:r duties when the Gallipol:s ' TROUT, Mr. Trout 15 a , In this issue we Jist the Grande Elem Margaret Wal- l Grafton, W. Val' preSident of th~ group, w~nt to Ot~awl,' causes .of :Urban flots, • ., .. :. oftheclreujn!lanpes·ln wl!lclla Schools open on '1\Jesday, Sept of Miami Umvers:ty teachers names starting with lace. 1924-25 Eagle. G 1ad y s Canada, wherll' t)ley .are attendmg -thG "C1rcle K"' mter· Wlthout.e•pert help, said eJilld I• reared, partlculBI']J 5. Here's a thumbnail sketch . ' 1 a · S degree In edijca- : ''U" "V", arid "W". Walter : 1922-28 thru 1924 _ zs natiOnal COI!VentiOJI· . . : ' .,.. • : . , J. MeV. Hunt of the unfversity during the earliest years of life, 1 or each new teacher : lion . Mr Trout taught two years Vaughn E. Ullman: 1963 _ 64]· Barton Morgan Center· 1926-27 Fr~ll!,'the c~~~~~nbon, llbe two· yOung:lnen ' went. to of Dllhols, a slum cl)ild Is so he said. , ! at Stanton Local and will serve : thru 1964-65 Hannan Trace H.S., Morgan Twp. ' I Canada·' Expo ~7. where ~ ~ ~ ruwled in his men!Bl develoP- Although ~·tower class parenll MRS. CHARMION BAUDERS, as head football coach and as- Southwestern H.S. I Hazel Walter: 1914·15 Wilcox. they VlsJte~ 20 paVJllions. ed at fS ~ ,ftOm•lliY' e'hiln. mellt by the time He's 4 years do lll'ie tlleir children ·quite a• a graduate or Ohio Northern Un- s:stant basketball and track Charles Vance· 1924-25 R 1o Charles V. Ward: 1914-15 thru I A' LOCAL orchestra - Russ jber member or at Dutton's old that he Is very likely to be' much as any;; parents," their tversity, will teach the fourth coach. Grande Grace Vance: 1919-2011917-18 Eno, Glenn, Oak Grove, I and the Untouchablet _ w i 11 Drugs In Middleport: N eh on ,failure in school. '., child-rearing methods have the 0 grade at Washington Elemen- SERVING as assistant foot- lhru 1921-22 Van Zant, Chesh_l Oil Hollow; 1919-20 A(fttison; be · providing the dB!lee music .Drug S!Gre, Swisher - L h a e If' he falls in school, he:n be effect of disCouraging curiosity tary School. Mrs. Bauders holds ' ball, basketball and football ire Two. Marie Vance . 1918-19 11921 . 22 Addison Twp.; 192!-24 for the final ~at excursion ofjDrugs. or the ,Pomeroy Pastry unable tQ get a good Job. So and initiative. T)ley proceed on a B S. Degree in educat10n and coach and teaching American Yale Turley Vance: 1926-27 1thru 1924-25 'John:.On: 1927-28 !he year Tuesday evening. -" IShop "/ PotllerDY· grow up r,rustrated, bitter, the theory that "a good child Is has nad mne yfars exper:ence. , and World Hlstory at Gallia Morga~ Twp.: 1928-29 t~ru 1936- Jhru 1932-33 ' MI. Zion, John- The local grobp wi!l provide j' i , ' alienated from the_ mainstream a quiet child" and their Academy High Sdlool will be J7 Wh•te, Barton. Whit., Oak, son Ridge, Johnson, Sockeye: miiSic more suitabie for the ANOTHER "'lrr' came-forth ,1\mertcan l1fe. a ripe standard answer to 1 cblld'l MRS, IRENE BRANNON EVERETT VANCE. Mr, Vance Morgan Center, Wilcox. Vinton 1935-36 Evergreen; 1938-39 thru type patron expected to attend on Ed Bennett, lltldcU,ilport's Clllldidate for participation in questions is "shut up." will leach a sixth grade class is a graduate of Marshall Un- , Rural, Vinton Elem. Helen Van-~1939-40 Evergreen; 1942-43 thru the etcursion _ that Is. an ex- 1first CpngressJonal. Medal of riots. Moreover, they cannot teach th1s school year al Washingotn lversity will• a B. s. degree and I Zant: 192().21 Cheshire Twp.; 1946-47 Mt. Zion, Bidwell Port. cape from the "beat." The I Honor winner, fl'Orn Jean RoUSh In a paper presented to the their clltldren -because theJ Elementary School Mrs Bran- has taught three years at Welch 1922-23 thru 1923-24 Van Zan!, er I boat _ Chaperone _ will leave Russell of CoJtllllbus. . Psychological Aasoc~ have never known themselves non has a B. S Degree from Roush or Carleton. Marion Van Charley Ward· 1948 • 49 Lit- the Pomeroy levee at '7:30 p. Jean writes tbat She le&rlll'.d ation, Hunt said that society -that it is sometimes necesssRio Grande College and has . Zant 1923-24 Van Zant: 1941-42 , tie .Bultskin. E. E. Ward: 192(1. m. for the four hour trip,on the reliably sometiJ!IO b~ek that Ed ljiUst. tackle not only the ry to forego parent pleasure tm taught for 27 years ! MRS. JANE. YOCUM, a gra- , lhru 1942-43 Vinton Elem. Edith 21 Harrison. Emmett Ward Old Ohio. i h~d entered college In Califor· housmg ,Md employment prob- order to achieve future goals. ___ duate of Mamtta College With Vermillion: 1919-20 Low Gap. 1919-20 Fairview. Goldie Ward: Sponsoring the final excursien ' rua where he iS hIs lems of t)le black ghetto, but "Since these parents have never FOR the f~rst time 10 severa~ a B. A, d~RI"!~. 10 Engb~h and , Kenneth Vermilli~n: 1917-18 1916-17 thru 1917-18 Lone Oak, ol the year is the Pomeroy borne following ~ also ,:'the. disease of ln~ompJ!. ·known enough eon 1 u rna b lo years tne Gallipohs C•ty Schools Speech, Wl)l 'feacb _Engbsh at thru 1921-22 Harrison Twp. H. Yale: )922 _ 23 thru 1924 • 25 Chamber of Commerce. Ad- as il major from tlie ArmY· tence wb1ch is endemic among goods to go around, they tal<Ao w1il have two kindergarten etas- G~lha Acactetlly Htgh School , S., Cheshire Speclill H. S., Buckeye, Lone Oak; 1926 • 21 1vance tickets may be piii'Cbas- ~lv,ed , his medal the poor o( an races. what are available at tmt ses MRS. tMA BESS CANTER· : th•s school ,tetm. Mrs. Yocum, Cheshire H. S.• Cheshire Spec- lhru 1928 _ 29 Addison Twp.. . -~ World "'mf II. ' He said moderb psyc!tological moment. Their cltlldren have BURY, is one of the teachers. has taught one .Year at Doyles- ' .tal. A H. Vernon 1916-17 Chesh- Yale. Ina Ward: 1930.31 Chesh- thru 1924·25 Cheshire Elem.; . little reason to do ptherwise." \1rs Canterbury altended tlte town Ht~h ·ic~W?l, Doylestown, 1re H. S. C. 0. Violet 1927-211 ire 1'wp.: 1932 • 33 Crown City 1m11 thru 1929·30 Cheshire El. AND Alii .overll~! - J e If . Hunt said that Project .Head UmverSlty of Cincinnalj : an~ Op!O. •.. / • ,,; , V!nton H.S.. Mr. Violet: 1926-27 Elem. Kenneth Ward: 1927-28 1E. B. Webb: 1938-39 thru 1943- DarSt, plet\ll'fi, 'e_w~et ·t ~ j AND, IF YOU would like to Start, which oilers 'pre-school Marshall University. She has , · Vmton Village. . Mrs. Violet: thru 1932 - 33 Barton, Morgan 44 ~io Grande H. s. Prln. S1IZ- we~~ lfllh ~;Nte~'li!!;~•fqn ~ enter a somett'?es unpopular , trainlqg to some poor children •• 1ad six years experience as a RETu,ruliJNG ·io1 the stsff nf 1926-27 Vinton V•llage, ~jorie Center: 1938 _ 39 thru 1943 _ anne Weber; 1963 • 64 l(yger borse at tbr·qe Oil '.. '!, F_lorJda offers a ' at age 5, Ls "too little and toe Kmdergarten teacher. Gallia'~my High Sehool a!- V~llmar: 193!1,31 thru 1933-34, Eno Elem.; 1947 • 48 Bidwell Creek Dist. Art. James Web- so the son of Mtc!dl~'l ~plfe schCIOI. late." ! ter a y,8fi!j .le.ive ,of abs"''~e Is Rio Grande H.S., Rio Grande Special Dist. ster: 1959-50 thru 11162-53 South. Darst. Jeff Ill>~ , Ql 1111\ The sc~oel offermg tlle In· H the children of the ghe!tlll A GRAOUATE of Gallia Ac- ' MRS. DEANNA COOK. Mrs. Elem. acallia Vorhees: 1928-29 Paul Ward: 1949-50 thru 1950- western H.S. (Executive Head) picture w,aa ~· )0 recal1 m six weeks sessions, are to have any c"-nce lor !demv High School and I or- Cook reetlved her Master's De- ' thm 1931-32 Crown City Elem. 51 Vinton Elem. Neva Warneke : Willard Weekley: 1928-29 thru visit of a catJ'ailiJn l!IJman located at West Palm Beach. succegs In school and later tn tR nor h1gh school athlete. BILL gree this .'IUIIImer fom Mar- l Albert Wade : 1926-27 thru 1916- 17 PumpkintoWt; 1923-24 1933-34 Cheshire H. s., Chesh- her daughter -In Polllfroy. They while the "ump" somc- lj"' market, he said, "compen:nNLEV , will teach bnsme9S shall Un!Jerslty and will teach : 1937 38 Springfield Dist., Bid- thru 1924-25 Gallia No. 2, Green- ire H. S. Prin .• Cheshire H. s. wen using the horse .and Is ,retty tmpopular, the ,•• .• ry. education" · must begin •ducation in the Galli a Acade- American Htstocy. 1well Porter Elem. Ermel Wad- I field Elem.; 1944-45 thru 11166- Supt ; 1936 • 37 Cheshire Ky- oo as a lllll4e of transllOrta· sq!Detimes go as high during tile first folD' years of • ny High School. Mr. Conley , . ' ' de 11: 1917-18 Blessing. Pear I 67 Greenfield Local, Gallia El- ger. lion of Cal(fornJa,1 as $21),(100 a year - hmmmm. their liveti when their "'pllstlcl.ll'•duated from Ohio State Uni· Waddell : 1917-18 thru 1920-21 em. Leah Warren: 1937-38 James E. Weiher: 1059-60 The price of unpopularity. ly" Is gl'l!ateal versity in June of 1967 and will Two new elementary prmcl- Carter, Alexander, Green Twp.; Supv. Maurice Warren: thru 196tl- 67 Southwestern H A READER 1irlle1 tflat her sssJSt witt the coaching of !oot- · ~ls wlll also be seen thiy year. 1922-23 thru 1923-24 Graham. thru 1937-38 Coal Valley, S. Waite~ J. Weithoff; 1955-58 three-year-11ld son waa curiousyball and basketball. i ARVIN RUFTORD who taught : Northup. A~es Wagner: 1924- low Grove, Vinton Elem.. Mercerville H. S. Esther Well<· ly watching her !l')]inl to l!trtad ' :fifth ~de · la~t year at Clay · 25 Bethel. G. H. Wagner: 1950. ington, Vinton Rural. p au 1- er: 1937·38 'linton Elem. Herb- a needle, the o~ B'lenlnl· MRS..JEAN COOPER, a gra- 1Eletnentiry, Will serve a_s fifth 51 thru 1953-54 Centerville, Cad- ine Warren : 192'1-28 White. Dol- ert Welker: 1918 • 19 Coal Val· "What are you dotng, Milll!duate of R•o Grande College, gr_ade teacher and prmclpal l mus, Cadmus IJ.S. Lily Wagner: ly Waugh : 1923-24 Campbell. o. ley. Lora Welker: 1917 ~ 18 my," tile youth allked. will teach English to Gallia A· tllis school term. Mr. H~fford 11918-19 thru 1919-20 Bethel. Ma- V. Waugh: 1914-15 Bethel; Crown City Pr!n. Pearl Welker: "I am trying to put t h II cademy High School. Mrs. _Coop- . Is a graduate of Ohio Umvers•- ry Ada Wagner: 19211-21 th~u 17 thru 1924-25 Mooney, Paw· 1914 - 15 Yale. Ruby Welker: tliread through tile needle," the er received her e s. Degree ty. 11922-23 Greenfield, Bethel: 1924 ]Paw, Rose Bud. Ohio T w p., 1918-19 Eagle. Verna Welker: lady replied. · Summa Cum Laude !roll' Rio : 25 Pumpkmtown: 1926-27 thru Clipper Mill. Bladen; 192li-27 1931-32 thru ,1936·31 Alice, Bunk- Apparently knJll'essecl by the oneampus(~ Grande this year and studied I BRUCE McDONALD wh 0 1927 · 28 G1eenlield, Bethel; tbru 1940-41 Ohio Twp., Oak- er Hilt, Vinton, Vinton RuraL struggle his Mother was haw· at Marshall University this.•""'· : will ~· seventh grade at ' 1932-33 Greenfield Rural Ele~.; dale, Bethel, PawPaw, R qs e 11'. E. Welker: 1917-18 thru 191!1- ing, the c!tlld quipPed: "Why ',1, mer. IGreen Elementary School, will 1934-35 thru 1941-42 ?re!!llf•eld Bud, Bladen, Ohio Rural, Swan 20 Crown City, Centerville, Bid· don't yoo jill t l'i'rap 11 • . ·also serve as t,be principal of Rural Elem . Gallla V!Dton H.S, Creek. wen Porter. round?" ONE OF the two new teach- Green. Mr. Mellonald is 8 gra- Marte Wagn:r: 1920.21 t~ru Worthy Waugh: 1915-16 thru •==••.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, ers at Gr··en Elementary School duate of ~lo Grande College 1921-22 Greenfteld, Greenfield 1916-17 Blad•n. Sugar Creek . CHARLES DUNCAN. Mr. · H S. P. 0 Wagner: 1914 • 15 1 MyrUe Weatherford: 1921 • 18 Duncan is a l!Jli5 graduate of i . The administrators or the thru 1~15·16 Camp Creek, Betl>- 1thru 19!9 - .30 Low Gap. Cora Rio Grande College where he :hpohs CJty Schools are proud el; 1917- 18 thru 1920 • 21 Gal- Webb: 1917. 18 Roush; 1923-24 · . received a B. s. Degree in Ed- · to announce that two ucation. Mr. Duncan has had wito previously did not three years of teaching expert- their degree have obtained them · 'f'·l · ence and wlll teach the fifth - th•s summer. •I sixth grade at Green Elemen· /tary · DICK Thomas, manager of the Gallipolis Little League WILLIAM LARGE, will teach champion White Sox, was a lit. the SIXth grade at Green Ell!- tle OWYOUS whilf kneeling jn mentary School. ."'r. Large, .a ' his team's dugout In the slrtb j former teacher m ~ Galha a•~ flhal inning of last Mon· ' Academy H1gh Schoot IS a gra. day's championship duate of Rio Grande College game with the Tigers and holds a B S. Degree in Ed· ucation. M r Large wiU a l 8 0 . serve as transportation dlrec- DICK had been presented 1 tot for the city system. . ttophy before the game by his BOXM.:..••••••• ~ ••••• ., .......~-' · · · players, praisilJR bfm lor h i s · ,. -sl'ilcei-T.J..,-n..,mr 'u . A NEW FIFTH grade teach· leadership durirlg tbe ~ast two , er at Was-hington Elementary years. His team held a slim tJ. I I'· L:' I"''"'i .l q..,,._ ............ .,'~ , Tmelillg'l ta- Dllf 1)12'• UIIP felll, • . ,.. .., . , • c ,,. Sthool will be MRS. ELLEN lead at the time. "If we would ., ' ' MEREDITH. Mrs. Meredith ts : hiiVe !oat the gllllll, the boys 1 aow •perJeaM -' ,'II'BIIIDI·"~"t..., ~ ~...:t~ 1 graduate or Worcester State would have had no trophy, and ' ~.N:.au On1f .. ·~ . . 'Bot 'iie 110 fa'a if 71J11108C JOUt IDQileJ College, Worcester, Massachu- I would have rea!ly (ell bad," 'J'BI W ,......,. , .................... stranded iD a .,... place. ~ts with a B. s. degree ~d. 1 &al4 Thorn~•· As 1t tamed out, 25&.K I NIIO" Br/or• ,,. l1m 1et Trt~Vtlm C/uqan ' the Universtty of Conneotlcut Ithe Sox tallied eiJht big runs in : . l Plqt Cil1 with 1 G A degree In educa- the l.,t rung, 11nd held on for a I '"" 011, "'h thea. 11 lion. Mrs. Meredith has three 9-3 win. 1M • ,.,., •• .,,.,, th,.. ·~SIII7t . , year! teaching experien$~ 01 ,_. f1i1 tiiMt - lfllitk T~m 'lJIIBAPP~••.•••••~•••••••·••• ,....... I TWENTY YEA,RS .Ago, frOm ) ' 11·-DiLIIIlllafGL' , ~-. · CJippfl. MRS. FRANCES THOM+,S, the . . of the Daily Tribune I a. graduate of Gallia Academ! [and wilekly Gallia Thnn ... G. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS I ¥ School and Oh:o Slate Um- 1I). Ware named new science in· t ~ 'Ud'ii' ...... . ~ ·· . 5:00 to 7:00 vef)ity, will teach science at &tructor at Rio Grande Colllege,!l 1 \,' 1• "'. \ ,I I•[ f G~llla Academy High Scboot i. Redman. Coach Bob Stone'' ' -~·· ' •. ,. this school term. Mrs. 'lbqmas · burner to greet eo grid p r 0 ·f ' holds a B. S. degree in. compre- poets . 8-Sgt. G. ·E. Penning· f, benslve .etence and ta~ght · ton Initiated Into :Knights o1 Pyt 1ear_ . Houston lnterme- thlas Lodge · . . Dr. a. A 'VornMtmiMr' Ftderai R....,•systtm 411(1: In H~ton, ~s. holt's team cope ann)lll Blue Member F.D.I.C. and · lOll mareh · . . &!'> f,.. ',I ~ . . ' '· ( I . '1 . ,.., - .:· I; !Dentloned old •teys, '-tt,,; Js,' .-~~tory of:GaUi~ Comity Sc~~ols Gallia ' 'H'': ' ,, I ' EarIyAge Sat"d,00c::.}·lltioft inclti~jl\g decea~ed. ,We C~l) ' ' :c , 1 I ~a:uateB t!'t df. .o! 1 1 I ' .j •: I I I ,., ..--:--:--- ., ur, 1 I 1, 1 ~ ! COOLD 60 • 1 I need to eut a handsome figure [r•-:, i TRAJELJI 8 IS Fll WIe fix sonda.. y d•mner " se:aen . days a wee·k. . ~f' It ,.. dl .,, I LOSE YDUR riDlEY q HII . I ... ....... . .,.. •••-...... .......... 1 :rou "" ilul', .I &j I ....... '"'<"-" . . , ber.t · POMERc;)Y,O. -aAHS ' ..... ,.• 11..---.._ _ _..,.j;;,.,..___~...~ ';V ~':;, I '• ' ' ' .' ' $5/'J ) .>. ~:'i:~·C.... .. '· ... "ii• THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. $2 ·so $3.95 j' ., TQ SWOOP !GHOOl "'The luggap you i ~ .CRow~j. ,,.,..: -!', . ':•" Sam so~ Silhouette ' , 1 ,.1, ' ., I ., • ' , .: ' ' t' .., ' I' ' ' 1 · ~·-t . r . .,..... allopnllltl (l"l~ ' ,itDBioua·t . ... ;..-w ~~ Jll 4 -· • ' �. ' ' ~;;""'!' J"• ,~~ :11 :"!'" if' •,;r ~ . ~1 ".,r."oi"""·lt~~""fJ..,..~•·ftl'"•,_,.,..,l-'•u"...,.. ..,.... ...,.......... 1111 ,~ '•~'~·~....,..l,l.IJiJ.,t:~..::/t""~ :.·.~~~'JI(.,,:.;: .. ".L '" < ' '" ·r • • 'I• · ··• ' ' 't ' v , ' '' !I .. . ( ·' ' ' . M.AY TI-IINK we'RE OP"IUE' f-1161>1 "THPV_ F~r.IGlf...: .,.;:;,¥i\e;;~V't By HOBART' GALLIJ'OLJS · perintendent A.. submitted a lis ground informal teachers who b by the Callipoli! cation. THE new teat ttleir duties whe: Schools open on 5. Here's a till of each new tea ..' MRS. CHARM! a graduate or Oh iversity, will te. grade at Washi tary School. Mrs. a B. S. Degree lr bas had nine ye; ., ' ~· ~~~&AD! 8U1' 'lOJ!' CAN 0~ fN<f ft' ~~ MRS, IRENE will teach a six1 this school year Elementary Scho non has a B. s. Rio Grande CoJI. taught for 27 ye; • I c~~, ' ' A/4P, OF CC<IRS~, I(OU . HA~~ 10 M tiP' W~TH ~NI£ bF Leslie tNCON~I~N~S ~ t~oT us~o ~ou 1~~~- O'I~R ~. :ro. WHfN ..... KindergartP!n teac • \ ; •' .' Tur:ri.e~· ,;. .·PINI! l'LL tEND 114E IJOD._ .ER,l'LU(eef' . ti •'I()'IJCII ... SWANK TE!I.-IInE II~ MaT~! " ·)' '· --~ · , Qtr~ llleiiT CONslDERA'I'f1 "R· 60001.'/! .DON'T L!T ,VEil ~ Gn CtiLD ~I KIN eE A\:Aq!ED /lir 04 . -' . ''' ' ' years the Gallipol will have two kin< ses. MRS. IMA 8' BURY, is one of \Irs. Canterbury · Univer.~ity of Ci1 Marshall Univers .1ad six years eX( .• ' 'B AllY. Afl.f "1V5e!JMS AND S\VFF ~I<~ THA'f ... ' FOR the first ti ' ~ llAtAI!J'fJ ,,• ' ·-.' ..,. ,· ' · ·~ A GRADUATE · · lO''llY High Schi). ner high school : 20NLEY, will te: ~ducation in the ( ~y High School. 1raduated from Oh verslty in June of assist wiftt the coa1 llall and ba sket b~l ,,,1 ., MRS. JEAN COO duate or Rio Gra1 will teach English cademy High Schoo: er received her B Summa Cum Laud Grande this year at Marshall Univers mer. ., r· .•·· ~ I ' I ONE OF the two ers at Gr.·en Elernet Is CHARLES Dm Duncan is a 1965 1 Rio Grande Colleg received a B. S. D~ ueation. Mr. Dunca three years of teacl ence and will teach sixth grade at Gr<!i tary. . 4 ·' WILLIAM LARGE, the sixth grade at 1 rnentary School. Mr · (onner teacher in 4 Academy High Schoo duate of Rio (lra01 and holds a B. S. Dei ucation. Mr. Large .· ltl"Ye as transportl1 lot for the eity sysll ..' '' -... . . -- W'INTHROP- -· HEY, EV£ERYI30f:N! I'M ' ' H~E/ •'' .. •• .., . ·. .··· ... . '·' "' .~' \ .. .• . •, r. ' ·' .. . ,. .r. , CAN'T L.C)QI(.' , ,,.. . . School and Ohio : t ~)ly, will teadl so l, , G-'lla Academy 1llJ , this sch 001· term. Mrs. ' ..< · ~ "' hOida a B. S. degree .J~ benslve ~nee and til " ' ., .. 1· • \" ~ •• ,.1 7W' II !IO!Jih Houston 4llti Sdloolln Houstoi -)> • • ! WOOPS! ' 'MRs. FRANCES ( ' a vaduate of Gal~ '::i !f ·' . ' l' .·, A NEW FIFTH gt, er at Was!lington ! Sc:bool . will be MRS l • MEREDITH. Mrs. It ', . • paduate of worce f ' · College, \Vor~ster, selti with a 8. S. d1 the University of C with a G. A. degree. '. tlon. Mrs. Meredith,,· ~. ; ye_ars teaching ex1 .· I ' . (. ; . . <' ...... ·· ~ -' . \ '' .. . ;. .' '• ' . .·' - ·-·'· ·- --·- �I \. 'i ·-·-··· ·· .. . ---- . . .. . . ··-· ................ -.......• - ~- - .,... .. -. . ......... ....... ,. . .. ... . .- ·- ~ · · ~ ........ > • . . . . .. I ." . ... . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ~ ,._,.~ ... l,t.o , ' ... ...., . ... -~ ' . ' ,of'i ' «.J,' I ... \ ' I -· . - -- ·- ~ · · ··· - ~-----··· ·· · ·· ·· · ---~-·:·_. .. , •" ~ ~ ' .. .~ , :.. , .... ._ I -- . ' .. ,' 0 .'• ... , .~ . ..... ... -1, • .' _'.• 11. ~1• •···~or - - -~-- . " • ' ~ r .... ,. . !~~~~.-~ ··-.-,~ -~~1- . .-- .r H ... . . , ' -lri '.r,o,'~'- ..... ::1:~~----- . -~_i. ;· .......... 0 ..·. :· ---- ~ . .-"•" " " ..... .',. .'~. ' I: ... '·' .,..._,. ., f ' .t, - l !'I , Li ' ' .. ~mo, MOrn~R ~~LE, YoU OLD WARHORS!:»~V~R DID LIKE ME, DID '/OU? I' , _..•.,,,'f!l -.- '' .- 't' By HOBART GALUp0US perintendent A submitted a li ground inform; teachers wha by the Gallipol cation. • ! CA~ HAV~ 11-1~~ THE new tel their duties w~ Srhools open o 5. Here's a II of ~arh new tE ' .. ,I ' i~ . . '• :\ ,. j• ,, (~ 1 - years the Gallip· will have two ki ses. MRS. IMA BURY, is on~ 1 11rs. Canterbur · University of I Mmhall Unive :ntd slx years :I ME ~ow! ~l(! ,. ,.;' . .,.. ...,_ -. ~ -¥ Fd(;F! ';' . .; 1-lEH·HE~- ' -~ MRS. IREN' will teach a si this school yea1 Elementary Scl FOR the first TALK ., ' ~ '" iversily, will 1 grade at Wasl tary School. Mr a B. S. Degree has had nine y Rio Grande Cc taught for 27 y ' I • a graduate of 0 non has a R 'I ~ITTli . #DtbLObUGS At..ID ~ CAtl'T . . MRS. CHARI .J • '/~$, SIR-~~D 1 00 MEAtJ .SIR~ ~JCA~'T ~K ~ 'II .. ,, ' CAfl.AN\BA! THAT ONE HlJ2RIE5 100 MUCH ' WE:VE TAPED IN THE COMe>INED INTELLIGENCE. OF :E.VERE.TT DIRKSEN ~ A/..J D BtnTONS."r f kindergarten te .. A GRADUATI ~d ~>my High Sc ner high schoo. 20NLEY, will !duration in the "Y High Schot · 1raduated from .... ' ". < ·-: > • SI"E-'~ TO THE ~SHA IN WE~ ABOUT HIS PLOT-- • • ''" versity in June , YOU'LL DO WHAT ?... WELL, assist witl! the c ball and basket! \ ALL !tiGHT. CAR~ ON ... THEIIJ ' .i >nS SUGGEST... ? ? MRS ..JEAN~ l' duate of Rio G will teach Engli: cademy High sct er received her Summa Cum r.. Grande this ye1 at Marshall Univ ·YOURSELF, !'QUIET '!OUR Wll>JGG!~ mer. I<Eiifl' YQU SAFE,f3U.T KEEP )t?U ! ONE OF the · ers at Gr··en Ele Is CHARLES I . ·J ' Duncan is a 1~ • Afl.ABIC, TELL ' ' ® 1"7 ., NL\. ' Inc. Rio Grao:de Co received a B. S. ucation. Mr. J?! three years of b ence and will le sixth grade at I tary. .,. ' . . ... . .. "' l . . ' ' : - .I WILLIAM LAJI the sixth grade mentary School, "-w ~ hrFaU £ormer teacher Academy High S duate of Rio ( and holds a B. S. ucation. Mr. Lar "'"e as tran!p. lot for the city L' ' ' ' ·. ' • ,,r "" l'~<f!'! l ' ·-t .. C....t~(ll ' _........ A NEW FIFTiJ or at Washing&, " · $chao! wi ll be ') MEREDITH. Mn of W CoUege, Wore<!lt• !ells with a B. : the University ' with a G. A. de! lion. Mrs. Mered years teaching e: a iraduate • 'MRS. FRANCE tk . . ' ' . . ' •J I • SMAlL MEIIItiM • WGi · . • . - .,.. ,..~ '. x ,,. : 'tt• ... ' . �·' -~ . ' r ' . , . "'. ; .. I l, . - ·~ .. ' "( "" ' I '' I • ,_ .. Irl "' . '< ,_ "' " .. ,... .. . . - ~ ., .> • '' • -~ ' • - • " ... .... .. . . . . '•· .. ' ~ ....... . . ...... ~ . ' • . . . . . .. . . . . . ...... .. .. ... ~ ·- • . .. • • •• • 0 • ~·· ---~· -. '0 • ' ., <' •• .. ' , . I' '• " .- ... . . ,., ~ ...- ...........----·- I .~·- .. , ~ o• ._ ' " ' - • •· . .,. ' - (· • 1'1 , "' " ._ ·•" - ... : . . . . . . . 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THE new t• the ir duties w Schools open 5. Here's a or earh new l MRS. CHAR a graduate of iversity, will grade at Wa tary SchooL Jll 8 B. S. Degre< .... . .~ .... .,.. ....' "" . - ~~ ha s ha d ni~e . '- ., .. b'F 'Walt .'Wetterberg ·Ot.TT OUR £oAM1: WAY OLD ARGUMENT . MRS. IRE! will teach a ' this schoo~ ye Elementary S< 'rt:>U'D BEllER GOME HAPPY' QUIGK-'TJ.\E.Y'REAT 61fl.THDAY, . PeTUNIA! .· non has a B. Rio Grande ( taught for 27 ITA6AlNJ .J•• WOMEN tN'ra.- LECfUAU.V SUPeRIOR 'TOME~!""lt! FOR the firs yeats the Ga lli will have two I <es. MRS. IMA BURY, Is one \!rs. Canterbt · University of Marshall Unil :tad six years l 1 , ~indergartP.n A GRAnUA~ ~dP!l'IY ... High : ner high schc !duc::.tion in tl l.DOKAT MY. 'fly High Srh UVING·~! 1raduated Iron versity in JunE assist with the ball and bask• ., I IT'S AUINID ,I DEFINITE AND vi..EAR-CUT ll'tDEGI~\/E DECI?ION 1 .~ . Ll KE M"E:, TA\5 IS A EiTUPID NO'i QUITE:, ~lA! THIS VASE IS ~ eo® AS NEW/ GON~TI• 1'f.4ERS"S NO I QfALt..EN66. MRS. JEAN duate of Rio will teach Eng cademy High S er received hf Summa Cum : Grande this y at Marshall Uni mer. -' I ONE OF th• '' ers at Gr··en El Is CHARLES Duncan is a 1 Rio Grar.de ( received a B. ! ueation. Mr. I three years of ence and will t sixth grade at tary. ' '. · I • ~-., by r • \ . .. , • WILLIAM LA lhe sixth grade] mentary School former teacher Academy High duate of Rio and holds a B. : ucation. Mr. L: serv as trans 1011' for the city A NEW FIFI er at Wa<hini ;· · $cltool . will he )' MEREDITH. M . I i;aduate of College, Wore" I ' ' iY • setti with 8 II. llle University With 1 G. A. d lion. Mrs. M., ye,m teachlnf : I ' nW/t ''MRS. P"adUate o! •C A ~School and nt'!w. G~la • '· ... ,-.•il,;c;,; .. . •• r • .. •••WIIAT YOU C.AI-L.A TOAI-JOL.D CI-\ESS PLAYER 20NLE V, will "· win ~ Academ: thla school· term hOidll s: s. dt: . bei\Sive sCience • year ,,t Spulb iJ . ..•. · -···re'. ::'.':l'r IW...J tn J . ~.: - l . �' . ,, '.. ··' ...). I . , ...... ··~··· .., .... -~-- ~. . ~, . - • ) ,., l . !• ·· ·.~··ot ~ \l;r j ...~ .... -;, ~ . a Fair tonight and Wednesday, . lltUe temperature cbange. III&JI. today nl!lr 80 north, middle 8h 10u111. Low tonlgbl mainly Ia SGt. . '. 'j Weath• ,. • \ ' !I . 'I ., ! . ' • .- • ;!,.< • • ""· .. ' . ' '•, .·. ~, ; · •._··. •. ' • 1,\..... ·..... :.;! . . ' .. .\ ~ .• ren wo 0 '. , al ,. . " ' . L ' I '' • 1 . \' . , • ' • i ,• ... ; ': I • •. ·. a!' .. . .. . ' ..' ' , '·. .~ ~ .. .. ·'"'"" ... ' " ~~ ·":"·' ·' ....... . Re;. •. ·I. . By ROBAR: GALLI fOil perintendent , submitted a ground inforr teachers who - by the Gallip< .. cation. ' ,, . ' I • ; THE new I· l (~eir duties 1 ' 1 ..... ., ' . ' . , :' ' ' 3.-Car Collision Turkeys . I' )1 . ,! ~ ' \·. L,_ \J..:'..· .. 91 Srhools open 5. Here's a of each new MRS. CRAB a graduate of iversity, will grade at Wa tary SchooL ~ a B. S. Degreo has had nine j SO I GAVE IT ALL AWAY J · MRS. !RBI will teach a this school ye Elementary S ' " ' '1 " I • " ' . ' ·oR eEcAV~ · . . I· 'P'. IYir.J'.t; HAVt: · · . . ,.t' \ · . ~- PIMt; :. Rio Grande < taught for 27 .. ' . ' \ . Ll FE - IS. . .. -. ""' ' TOUGH!- - . . .' \ ': I. ' ' ' I bi '; dal . · --· ·-.........- '! . ...... .... I ' FOR the fir! WORLD .. '. . years the Gall will have two ;es. MRS, IMJ BURY, .' ..;._.;--'...:.; "..:i'f ... '~ ;• . ' non has a B. I . ., ' ' . ' ......,· ..... . ' .~ 8\' THE UP! • Giru·e•cnpe one ig .. A GRA!JUA' ' lciP!llY High ner htgh seW ' : •· ... .• r CONLEY, wil !ducation in t ' illy High Set 1raduated fror verslty in Juno assist with the ilall and bask· . out NEW \'ORK - THE KILLIng oi a h-year-old Negro mugger by a Negro plainclothes man Monday night touched off a ·storm of NJCk, battle and flrebo··•:b throwing in Brooklyn. But Emmanuel L. R on ant1poveily worker, c a I m I y walked down the street betwoon i a crowd of angry Negroes and batUe-forinlng policemen, and like a black Pied Piper, led the i crowd away to reason Instead I ol riot. Police had bnrricaded a three-block area to deal with the crowd or 200. Grande this l at Marshall Un mer. ers at Gr·~en E Is CHARLES . Duncan is a : Rio Grande I received a B. . ucation. Mr. I three years of '., . . ·. .'. .. .. ·'. WILLIAM LA · the sixth grad•~ mentary Schoo former teachel Aclldemy High duate of Rio and holds a B. ucation. Mr. L serve as tram ~ lor the ci!J , "target nxation .•• i " ,,, ~' '~ : I' . I 1"1'" I I I '""''!""""'"1"'1"""' r· 1" "' "" """" I i' seen. ) ' Dusk fell a .abort Ume . and •lht party lost .their Fifteen RuUand firemen . several other volunteers the search In the vicinity ol Sldo Hill RDad, and tbl! three found . finally about 500 yards from llleir home. 1' • • Mrs. Malone said they had decided to spend the night In .I the woods rather than continue trying to get out. ' ,I, ·•Cont.imied on MaketT~oRuu 1'11~e Zl FLOODs WERE REpORTED ' • 'I SHRINE UNIT- The Twin City 'SIIrlne Club of Mel~s Count}' anc! Marietta Shrine Club units played .a big ~ole in the Labor Day parade at Pomeroy. ~hown here, 1 ttaGtor pulls an oversized" model ·. of • Shriner's fezz. B(!th' th~ Twin . City and M~ietta snriners had their motorcycle corps p~clpa~lll·-;Selltl~'l ,hoto I 1' ~ 'MJtll, FRAN( a "llduale of • ~SChool and . , ve;alty, will IE · · '· !UIIIa Academ · tli~ school tern holds a s. dt s: ' .. ' ' • J '' • ' I A mother and her two da~~ ters who became lost tn ' near Rutland Monday eve~~dng I were found unharmed ,J,y chers at 3:511 a.m.• today .. Mrs. lllkter MaloM and daughters:Peg«y; 12, and •rene, I< 10, reportedly went Into 1 woodoto·hunt a deer they Racine E·R Squad •' Frond• flit 'l'exn1 b!EDrru. ~ " 'I 1 I ll . II jtaduate of f · COllege, Worce Mlti with a II the UniYI!rsity IVith a G. A. c ' , ·• lion. Mrs. ~ ye,lirl teacbio •J\ CROWNED- Kathy Werry, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Werry, and Suzie Soulsby, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soulsby, were crowned winners in the Pomeroy Fire Department's Labor Day Princess Contest. Kathy, age 9, was winner in compefiticn of the younger candidates while Miss Soulsby was named older division Princess. Both were featured in the firemen's Labor Day Parade. The winners, ~elected on a penny·a·vote basis, were crowned during a Saturday night dance at the Pomeroy tennis court-Sentinel Photo. I ~~· ~r'·.~:.= .~ ' · Sc)lool will be ··I• ... CHAR[)(JN, OffiO - A lfl. ' year - old Clevelond skvdiv~r plunged to hl.s death Sunday, one week after 16 s! :v ~ ·. ' 'l died in Lake Erie near Huron, In the worst disaster In t h a i sport's history. I The victim. Paul Camelford:j apparenUf failed to pull I h e j' rip ~ord and """" his rhute In· vestlgators said the rip eord waA uotourh•d and the equip. ment Intact. A skydiver In the 1 same club. the Cleveland Para· I chute Training Center, said the .' ynuth probAblv suffered from i sixth grade at tary. ~· : ' . ..., Skydit•er killt>rl ence and will I ~ Child mugller shot i ' .. a sereen in their dnrmitul'y . I ' er received b Summa Cum ONE OF th1 ·Mother, Two Daughters Found , . . n ,Safe . . Scioto Village IS 1 detention center for 425 juvenile girls. '' MRS. JEAN duate of Rio will teach Eni cademy High S I , DBLA WAR:E, OIDO - THE Hlgllway •atroi. issued an aUPDil!ll bulletin today afte• two &iriS"e~C~peQ · ·, . · near here shortly before m I nlgnl. -Patsy · Sheldon, 15, Findlay 1 and Fonili! Byrd, 18, Cincinng. I II, gained freedom by pushing : Mrs. Canterb• · University of Ma"hall Uni·. .1ad six years kindf'rgartf'n 'I I Failure to remember 12 cans the unfinished home, and there Tbe two dllldren were trap. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J'oleJ lf4d.. 1ped in the blazing ql18l'W's. The Mineral Wells, W. Y.a.; ~ o1 spray paint being in the oven 1was just one exit. a wood cook stove was blam- ! Tbe framing of the bouse was Coolville Fire Deparlmenl r. nal grandparenla, Mr. alii! ~ in the deal!l Saturday nieht l up and covered with tar paper. eeived the c a II to lbe bome Arlil Rlg&1, Rl. 3, Jllll~ Terry Lee Hart, 13, and her IEarlier Saturday they had about 8:45 Saturday night. W. Va.; patemal Jre&t . . . sister, Darlene Sue, 7, Coot. , purcha~ about . 12 cans of Terry Hart attended School latber, H. A. McPtet. _.... ville, Rt. 2. 1spray pam!. Tbe cans were plac- 11 Coolville and J>arle at lAlt. Wells. . . A brother, Ricky, 9, Is in crl- 1 ed in the oven of a wood cook . · ne J'uoeral ll8flliiM lleld condition. 1•love used Jn the ba!ement. La- tndge. Tbey are turvived by today at the 'lfi&hland ' CIJIIII< · ·•··---· ., ! ter Saturday evening when ltbe- their. parents~ EdJel E. aad Cburdl llll'olllerof wllll . tbl Del· 'of the tragedy were came chilly 8 fire ,.11 started Bennce Marie Rliis Hart; He\< O'DeU. !ofanley. IIJIII tbe .jpli!Ced together by authorities In the stov~ and the family for. brolbe~, Ricky, ~~te '· who II Amol Tuu. alflelatiDI, 11ao the weekend. got about the paint. In critical condition at Camden rial was 111 the Melp. ~ The Hart family had 1 new Tho cans began to explode, aark Hospital; Gary, 14, IIGC· GardenJ. Tbt White J'uueud ,· house under construction, they spewing fll'e over the basemeDt er 11 • and one sister, Martha, Home Ill Coolville WII Iii · · were living In the basement of living quarters. II months; patemal grandpar- cqe. ) I • . ... ' ' ...... .. '· oo·v1 e -e In o ' •• • I . ~. •• ..J / ... ..• . ,..:·.. \ ' Alnlu J. Klltble, ...,.. motller Ntldea • lUI. 4; RoedJvUle, received •11 llrsl U, S, Air For<e dilly aallpmeat '8fter eompleting bule tralniDI Laekland AFB ·Te1. .le··MeCbrd AFB; Waa~, far · 1ra111Jtt and dilly • a ttel!lll'I· polloemllll. Afrmaa, Xlllltle Is a INI P'•duale af Eulen · Hll• ·&c•ooL •. ·· � 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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