http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/bafc41fd67ab060f58dc52e9581a11bb.pdf 476ec57a17ac06df5d93dbf84ea5b615 PDF Text Text ' I - n. lllib" Seatinel, P-IMI''IIP0'1. 0., FrldQ, OdcJ!.IIr.S, 1~ . ' · . . , · orsyte Saga Begins 26- W~~~-·. II)- RICK DUBROW 1 , HOLLYWOOD (U" -TIItre are talevllllonaarlall, ONIII!ore ue talevllllon oerl&la. Tlltre lor inltiD<O, tho 110111 ape;a "Pe,yim Place" ABC· TV. But now, 111ar11nt1 &!nday, --~~ 011 National r,w. c.-1 Televlaion, there Ia 1111 on TV in ret?ieU) 44 The Forsyte Sage." or lhe group of John 11 on a ralher dlfrerent level than "Pe,yim Place." And millions of American vlowera will hive the chance, lhrGUJII 26 one.lloor eplaodes, llboWn wookl,y, to get as booked 011 lhe serlea aa tho BriUBh public waa when · It was broodcall In &!gland. The wASHINGTON (UP!) ~ The SUpreme Court nomination of Clement F. lla)'lllwOI'Ih Jr. waa In trWolo-posslbly d - troublo- 011 c.pltol HW toda)', deaplle Prealdent Nixon's rreBh assurances he stood firm behind tho Sooth Carolina jur!at. counsel, who haa boon worldov· 011 tho lla)'lllworthcsae. Sen. Birch Ba,yb, D-IDII., a member of the JQCIIclary CCIIIIJI!IIIot, waa ~ pof!Ditted to - IIQRIWorth'a 11M& ctal record1. He aakodlortMm weeks ago ani renned 1!11 request when they were not series, described by one critic Ha,ynaworth told Urdted Press forthcoming at a secret session in Britain aa "the most habitforming discovery since tobacco," will be aeen on 165 NET otatioos lhrGUJll March 29. It Ia a very large serlealn Ita )ll'oductlon, with more than 120 ' MEIGS THEATRE Tonieht thru Tuesday October 3-7 Walt DisMJ 1 1 "THE LOVE BUG" (T ochnicolor) Dean Jones Michele Lee DISNEY CARTOONS: Brotherbat; Dadastroltat Nudbeach; Grows There o Tre• Admission: $1.00 Adults; 60c Children SHOW STARTS 7 PM ' ' IJ '.J • -~ lntermtlonol early Wday he baa pions to ask liBt his name 00 be withdrawn from lho nomlm· tlon and never conslderedauch a eli;... Haynsworth flew to Waahlngton unexpectociiJI Thursday to confer wllh Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, Sen. James o. Easlland, O.MIBI., chairman oflhe Senate Jllllclal')' Comml-, and Sen. Ernoat F. Holllqra, s. c. , bls sponoor. Haynsworlh 1 uttored moro Republican defectl0111 'lbur.. day, a day of [l'enetlc actlvlly lnwlvl~ the ncmlnalion. Tho rmnora that lla)'lllworth had asked Nixon to wilhdraw hla name awept Ccqrooa but were strongly denied tho Justice lleparlmen4 lhe Wblle Hoose and key senators. Nixon held an iii!IIIIIOUI1Ced meeting with AeaL Att;y, Gen. William 11. Behlllulst, lhe Justice Department'• legal Double Footure P"'!Jram "RACHEL, RACHEL" COLOR Joonne Woodward PLU~ by "CHUBASCO" Cfristopher Jones JJifl DisCU.SS · Earlv llorneJJ J ' ' Rn•toratw• n """" FIVE GENERA'I10NS _ S~KMJ~are the JIOI!Irlllone who met recenlb' at thohGI!eofHelenAIIdni,PCIIIIOI'OY· Back row, Jell to riShl. Edpr Atld!ll, a:ranlfattier, Galllpo!ia; Doma.Mkino' Fllhor omolhor of' Rather Marla, front row,loll to rtstJt, )Ira. Helen Alldna, great. gra-olher bold!~ Heather ONI Mr1. Wippel, sroo~olher, Pomeroy. Be 1• d t· r m· er 8 ifan. e . Of M1•fYhty sp.a..a ...•Jt ' ' ' ,- ' Cht!PJII ao · thot pollee formed a is now ina c01npact size. Recelvlna tho awards wore Bub Ball ONI Bruce Blackolon, tenderfoot,· Kevin DW, oecond clooa·, Flo•d OIMI Rob. ' Blrn•• ~ ert Ea...,, firot da 11., Tom Ball OIMI Ed AbOOtl, star Scout awords, and merit badges to Robert Eason, Bub Blackaton, Rick Gaul, Flo,yd Birney, Tom Ball and Ed Fol'-'·· ~"q"' the court, sCClUisand lhelr !ami. lies onJo,yed a wiener roast. . • Same solid - state reliability 1- ENOUGH TO CHOOSE THE 1970 MODEL I nrvloe. 1 I • Has the same solid -staie reliability; same ease of service as Mqtorola's famous console model. Only difference is lhe size. It's ideal for small rooms or apartments. • Picture is 227 square inches (measured diagonally) • All solid-stale (eKcepl for picture tube) • Automatic fine tuning wi!h elecJronic picture lock keeps set accuralely fine tuned, even when you change channels • Lighled channel indicators on VHF and UHF Comes with FREE roll-about stand. F11ll twa~·., IArlfttH ~- plclure WM.IM 111 PI,.. Mota,.-, orillllll • • r rtlistered cuartnttl rausiiM rtlisltred with Mollroll wlttlkl lin Oer• llltr · OrlivtfJ by ~n• •hnlllla llllr.f!IH rtli11tlt1Dn carckOIIIei'Wilt it II voiQ. Tills JUtflnlet taveu lret exthtflll or rflllifl II tolllpo.. nls proVIIII dlftctlw in notmtl UM Antn_.d ttnoulll wllin& dealtr. ltbtr .. d trtn5fi(K1Itllll 111111 . byiiiOTOROI.A•@ 1 You W"'ANT•• • I I I I II 0 And then apply for what will be about the quickest Auto Loan you can get • • • one that alsp can save you money on the over-all coat of that car • _ • one of our ,all~lnclualve BANK AUTO LOANS I ~ ner Radio &.T. V o. I I I ... CONGRATULA'I10NS TO RALPH GRAVES who PridtlcCII>o:· pleled 37Joora of -loyment !!lth the G. ollll J. Alllo Porto Ralph didn't even takolho dol oil. :• eo.;i . : ~~~ : T b e l'ltmsroy emergency I!QI8d Ia collectlngl'UIRIIl8P lor 1 sale to be hold tho llrat week 1 In November. I ~~::. ~al:: ol ==I .-dod for a now omergeney 1 vehicle wldcb already ha• been 1 ordered. Rolldenta bovine It- I oyer 97 years Member Fedaral Resene System Cor · Member Fodoral Deposit Insurance porotoon All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 iii&RI~ clotbiJW ONI shws arrlvlna atthecollectloncontar lor tl!e -mlnloterlalaaaoclatlon's PI'CJIP'IIIII to help tho noocl;y. 'lbooe r· \ . . ' ;fj. MIDDLEPORT - With the approach of cold w-er brlngbog about a need fDr 1!U'III clothlna, a program bolna con4Jcied· IQ<. tho Melga County Mlnlotorl&l AI..,.,......, Ia upocled to move Into bl&ll par. ·A port it .U.e, program Ia tho oollec. Ueo! c7l clothlni to aid 11108e In need, In addltl'"' to thou wl!o loee thlllr be- ._ .~.Jhnlqb$1i:e•· Jolr; 1 • - • of the la.tJ1tport Firat Boptlat Oturchworlclrvwith lhe clotbiJW, tram left, ere Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs. laabol Winebrenner, Mrs. S&reh Fowler and Mrs. Dorolhy Anlhony. Pi-ogram in High Gear ~nlltn ·MI\rer, pallor of the tor ~ ~ )ll'ogram. A room for otnrage boa been prcwlded In the Rich Vol. ley Daley buUdln&, the former Park St. School in Middleport. Church women ue pltcblng In to aid with tho proJect alnee ID8I11 houra oliobor an · -·Ired ID alzlng, sorting -·-> lll8l'klns the clotblna that Is l!lven to the prolfam. . . 1 old NOI'ion or James Soul &by, !!lu ... that lho ....trl1 butlona oro picked up. 1 1 Blowout Blamed in I I Rt. 1.24 Alleident I 1bo Meigs Cou!Jillilertll'a CliO • ear acroas tho rood; I Jolr:- ~· oot InJured. I scnooLS oPENED I DAYTON, Ol!lo' I Clallll nsuniod I nol Whlta IIIah SchOOl !ollowlr I a 111oponllori of' clu111 dill!l'rcll,..;,·., lifter raatol . . · 1lneocley ri1ulted In the ~st of, 4,0 , ----------------~---J per-•· ·. . I 1n the stor8111' room. Those active In lhe feel that racks on which lhe clolhlna could be 1o1aog alter sorting OIMI slzlna would be moot bonollclal. Sllolvea are ror shwa ONI other articles. Volunteers who would build such racka --~ . ~· ~ ...vea or lftY'"'e havlna such thlnga 4)11 hOIMI that they would donale are asked ....- ~o~a~""•·•_,.w :~~1.'!' ~~.~~m:i::U,! Bhtltes: , "f. !hflvoa and racke , Collection o1 clolhlna ia oo~,y ..,. ploaao d. lhe aasodot!WI's pro.le<L FurniiUre, bod Unens, stovea, both bolting ONI cookIna, OIMI rofrlgilrators are needed. Theae article• will also be stored so !hat IIIey !!lU be on bOIMI when the demand presmts !Uolf. Some reQJe&tsalreadybavebeenreceiv- •••rill ed 01M1 have gone unanswered due to lhe lack ol contrlbutlono. 0! CCI!Jrse, getting lurnllllro Items to tho csnter alter they have been donated Is also a problem. 'lbe mlnloters are hop. iqr thot someone wilh a pickup !ruck ma,y volunteer to asBiot In tranapnrtlng the contrlbutlona. Driver Cited In Collision by New Arrlvlls 0. All 3 Fl..., W•lltl ""'". ,. .: '·'" '" ' Y01r Flllllly •4 hnlslrl1p Fer Y11r H1•lo 1111. RAVLLIN P.wi'OR of tho Mfddleport amob.ol OJr1at, Is over a cook oto.e which hta beoollfven to tho Melga (:ctunt1 Mlnltterlal collectiWI prOilf&ID to help tho neod,y and tltOII.whoiO 11el••lll•c• _. lin. ClotJWc al!dlurnlluro lteiDI of aU twoo uo ftllldod. care a.ad to contact Mr. lolo,ytr. Th.ls Week Specl1l Slrlt PrlcH q•. Girls D"••••••-.s . . Swtlttrs·W••••• recruitment meeting will be aMOUne- GALLIPOLIS - 9utron C. 0N1 Frool Tackett, Rt. 1 RldweU, Wed a pll!tlon Friday In Gallla County Cooun011 Pleas Court 1eeklna a Jadlment d. t&O,ooo aplnat Rulooll A, WCIClle!l. 17 Nell Ave., Galllpnlia. Mra. TackeU Ia aeeklng $411,000 for injuries of a permanent ruiture which ed later, Jolm Fulu repnrts. 3 Hunters Are Jailed · POMEROY - Throe Middleport men were arrested eorly Salurday morning Cl1 charges filed the Ohio Division o1 WUdllle, The trio Includes Sanford E. Clonch, 25, charged wilh two crunts of toktng deer oot of aeason and will! hunting by without a license; David Hendricks, 19, she contends she suffered in an acci- dent on Oct. 10, 1967, on Rt. 180, a mile oorth of Rt. 35. Her car OIMI another driven by lho defendant were Involved in tho accident. Tackett ia seeking $10,000 for modical expenses Incurred for his wife's lrliurloa OIMI anolher $10,000 for tho loas f1 his wUe's companionship and services as a result ~ the injuries suffered in the accident. In olher court action, Judge Ronald ,. .• -;. . ,,. JroYER, '*' ·{" ... ·11·FtJrfeit 1Bond; -12 Fined IMP• Frlda:r W. Tbreci n clef_..• lor· 12 were bufQ!'t 'Mllp POrter. · ~In heor. Cclunl1 Judge hre Kem;lh.K. Mar· $17.50 bond poatad,cWec. ~. Pomlro,y, ONI Roy D, -llaDimoiJ, 11111111 veblcle. A. . ....,P ~--" · UIIMIIIlW ' .... .' ' . ·waa flloclln a !rook acd. '•. ~ • . · No dint at 11:110 .a.m. s.turdq .., R't. 7 In Kirvin J, Gllmon, l'ol!leroy; $10 IIIII Ka!W!p•,' T11ert- Wll ini!JOI' ·damage to eollta, IP88"1•t. Terry Brewer, Pqrtlalld, bolh vohlclea. lio""" waaliUured. $10 ODd C!llll, excoaalve lpoed; ~ O!llceta l!ald a tractor • treUer _.. L, Buck,· CoJmni>Ja, .10 ONI COlla, &lair. lied soUtlJ/ CJil Ill. 7 by ClarenCI EwiJW. ed clear dlllal!pe; WI!~, J, illke, llf¥-. u, .w~ 1111emp1ec1 lo IDID.a left loll, JIG INI eoota. aceUIY4 ~ .111m cJi1t1? • aldulnliol,lll!d .thi. 1rc11t Aaaea"-1 eoote Clliy wtJ;e Donald Lee ·tire 'ODd ·1111111•till <lllt 1cnlltr'o -.m n-.t Wintera, r..lllpollo, rtiiCt JleU, ·~ dlltance ~ • : • . llld Law. axi8 li~.«f. ~ 'libeel rolled Into a UiiiU'od ~-.o.td •••. n...... \VO.,. .' ~.. ~~ .:"!;"''r.l""r._~l ~'!!"f. -,-, Ka- .I P . Oo . d · lna. lloc'l.;, Arreii«J a1 "_' " - - I• ..:, . 1111111'. bt,,..dllll - ' · o: 1p'Wublic Alerted to} . ur<lay. For Absent, Disabled ~ . ., le(t .~ !llht lt!ia. . '·': , ;;. . ..: •.' ~ ~ Voting Begins Monday ~ by ly support paymenta $15. CUatocl1 ol lhe child waa granted to tho dofoodiiJt· cm-Jna lhe 1969-70 school year. 1bo ac • don . coll!al~ with -ment beticthe p1111ea on the cuatocly of the c:ltl1o4. A he.rtn. lia1 hoool set fOi 10 'a.ill. Oct. 20 In tho case d. w..... Willi&"" vs. KtnnoCh WUUams on a mo11oa b,. tho defendant to RlCldlty a divorce decree In tha amoont of auppnrt to be paid b7 the defendant. Judge Calhoun will heir a mo11oa to mocliiY lho amount of support PI.YJ!la!ll 1D the ca11 ~ Louella J, Pltllhkar va. Joa,. eph J. Pullhkar, at 10 a.m. Oct. 13. In lhe case of Karon F, Pontius VL John R. Puntlua, In which tho pl.._. potllionor, Is seeking reciprocal support from tho do!-.t-n.ap<WQnt, JudpCai. houn has ordered Sborllt Dcmver A. Walk. or to bring .1o1m R. Ponlluo 110 court 110 answer tho pll!tlon. Voters May Ask Ballots GALLIPOLIS - Sacretar,y o1 Slata Ted W. Bl'OWD called oUentiPJ locliQr that Gellit Countlana, beglmlns Monclo¥. 1111)' make BPPilcotlcD lor abtontee ONI ella. GALLIPOLIS - Aft)' GoUla Cou!!t;y rea. &bled vnter•o bollota to the Gallla CcJun11 ldc!OI buying from 8IIJ' aaloaman a sewing Board of Electi011 for 11Je Not. 4 - a l machine 01' vacuum ""-r In tho poll election. lew days with the follo!!lna seri&I!IIIRbera Those w1!o !!lU be ~ly Is asked to CClOioct the Gollla Count;y Sber. from their COWJb' .... more thin 10 iCertain Machinesl . POMEROY - Military, absentae and disabled poriiOIIS ma,y vote boglmlng MonGALLIPOLIS - No '"" was Injured In l1oo mlmr accldent8 Salurdey, ac- day at 1ho Meigs Counly Board of Eleceordlnr to the state ~ Patrol. one tions, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, eJection drt- woo cited to r.. Uipollo Munlcipel .d.ftclals amouncocl Friday. Court. Tbe election board oft! co will be open 1 Caro drlvt!! RaJmond B. Rainey, Mrolay thrGUJ(I Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. 33, Rio Gnllde, ONI Roy L. Fornal!, 22, A I'ICJIClll for an uppllcotlon for absentee Elkhart, bl., collldoclat 2:20p.m. Sa!Ur- votiDg 11111J1 be obtained _. phoning or writdey 011 Ill. 36, two.tenthl ol a 'mllo west Ina lhe election bnord. II Ill. 180, Valera will be volb!g m township trua. .O!llc,ro ile.lll Ralnw, booded east, stop- tees, school board members, state laaues, pod behind ollieroollboundtral!lc.Fernatt count;y OIMilocolievleaiNioftlatolo!OI'VO• !ailed to llclp al!d tili coi otruck lhe left laloo. ....- ~ ll!o llaln!l¥vobiclt. Thoro was min. dama,t!i 110 bolh nidclea. 1'lle ,petrol cilecl Fornotl to Galllpolla IIW!!~ Court Oct. 6 on a c:harp a( ~ II! llclp !!lthl!l tbo •1surod clear S.llnlty U.tll _9 II th Evtllqo~S. tile ••, --·. 10 are eligible for lhe webolos. Time ror lhe aiding and abetting in taking or two deer R. Calltoud modified a Jan. 10, 1969 and hunting withoot a liconie, OIMI Fred cnurt order In the caoo of Darlene Kin. E. PuUina, 0110 count of posseselot! ol der Richards va. Charles Kinder, IJivThe Nalldtng l\"here collections are stordeer, hunting wilhout a Iicon so, OIMI lhroo ing the defendant cuatocly of a minor ed Is kept lockocl. Contributors, however, counta of aldln& and abtiUng In toktng child ~ lhe parties and reducing wook11U1,Y cootlct Mr. Moyer who haa access two deer and one 8fJd,rrel. to the atructure OIMI lives closeby. Bond was set at $215 for each man. fl:::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::::::::~:::::~:!!::~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~ It had not been !\ornlahed at 11 a.m. Sat- Shop At El..rftl4s l1 PelleriJ _0 ,0 FrWIJ IH '. Parent• or buy s lntarested In lhe acoutq program are Invited to at. tone!. Bo,ya elpt yeors old or In lhe tho third grade quality for memberships as a cub, while boys ....,.1 IIIWer, XeammDe, l1oo JI!OI'e ben been IUJ'!!od ID to 1l!e Galllpollo Poat Olllco lor Operation Yule Seven. Names I1IJWd In Seturda)' wen: U. Stephen R. Carter, 0-52689G6,11q, Bll., J.7'.1 ART., AP0'96251, San Frenclaro, Calit, .... PFC Bdt ~:. gor, 285-50-4887, CO. E. 2 Bn. , 271n!.,25Div., AP09822$.fio .' ,.• Franclaco, Call£, CIUP. Ask S60.,000 In Court Suit MIDDLEPORT - A "Sohool Nl&lll for Sooutlng" has boon planned by the Middleport CUb · Scout Pack for Oct. 13 at lhe Middleport Elementary School. proJII'IIIl IJI 111<11 a·p;ojtj,·- ONI <il.7 theprincl. lolldillt~Jiort OturdJ o1 Cbrllli, Ia dlnC• .,.~ 11101 Ia lllf lao.k · ; · II ems t o - ore Invited to telephone Phil Globokar. Har- I booncod bock SerYilll Meits County far . . 1IQURS OF LABOR ARE INVOLVED In aortiJw, atz1qr al!d F1VE MEMBE1IS OF GIRL SCOUT Troop U81, ,...Qiptlla, are pacl!aglng goodies for Gallia Counly aorvlcemon atatloned In ONI around VIetnam. It Ia port of Oporatloo Yule Seve11, a cOIIUIUinlt.Y project designed to a10uro local servicemen of a Merry Chrislmas In tho Far EaBL Tbt prla wnl psckap more bnxes next saturda,y atlhe GeUipolls Post Olllce. Lelt to right are Lori Barron, C)1lthla Casey, Christ;)' Kl~,lda MU!s, Calhy M-.: :;: ";' ' IU1LAND I:.::.:=.,~';:", ~ =- ~ 1 WASIUNG TON (UPI) -The Nixon admlnialraUWiisprepord bog more rlexible laws eating wllh mariJuana users-perhaps ,._ lh aimed at troo~,. em as more a medical than a criminal problem. "We wont to )li'Ovlde penal- '11urocley, ". ;j I ;:· v laecident Radno-Portllll!d Rood,on 1.8themlloa IMirlh ~ state 124 at 8:30p.m. · I I I I II t.ll r_' !!t••u. Treatm~nts, ·n ftt Pr~ftPS I Depl. li!veallpted a POIEIOY . ' M G· ' ·. users ay e.; POMEROY 1 KI 1 NATIONAL BAN ~~ ~~::by:~'!:r.~t II TEN CENTS UJ ~I n.... 1 who I1 1 GL · MR. Alfl) NRS...JAims lllllENOUR allll Mr. ..... lilrtJi JaiJii Ridenour of tho a.eotor area hl\'e....,....framawculei6JI.,.;; caUon trip to the Bala!aa. . ~ · · ;;, TrOYeiiJW vla-ID Eaoton! Alrllneaebarlllred.tel,thoiWID CGJ>o:. pies loft fl'cm COIJDDbul and lalllod at 'J1Je)l eland a(: . Paradlll Iaiani, throe mllea fr<m ·Naaau. ::: Tbty toured tho lolonda before their return hGI!e • Jet.;: Mrs. Joon aw-ls the !onner RdlortliTruaooU,al!d-*M trip ; waa oort of a '-"""'n lor her and bar huoband. :~· cllned comment. Asked II a new the penaltlea, oorile .YOJIIII kl!mm. ~-•-' -~ I Bat Dr ..__, F v ...... position on mar~na laws 1fll - • • an - - ._.CL • ~er • •_•-~·A ~-- ol •• N..,_, _.. a-clod """"' a depertment treatment IIIII are .,,._ _,..w, ...,._ ........ -· •--' _.., ~. of .. -_ ··~kesman 111d be could oot treated aa ...... aar .....cnllrl. ...... · - ~, .,_,.., ._...., , -rep•·. •• u ..._. ·~·· ~ .,_ • ...-~ ~ ONI put bthllld boro,- .... _..,...,._• ......._..,.. " Out Of P .,rtlon new heallb ~. wl!o asked llllt a SeDate ~OIIIIe ~. r -••· 'Wba to be MenHfted. Ueommllteo: Epborg uld ree~....,,' t 1 !eel Ia thot lho penalties rw Olio poulblllll bellra . dla. -A recent mney of1Q11!811 the the sale of cuaaod bJII!e IWo pw!YI !Z IC!Ioola thlt ·U II!IIIQ' · ties for marijuana use ani use or rtlo ·-cleo 11 let- _,.. 01 u u 50 Per eeat CJl 1*"'1 Ia · 1 posseasloo more In tune wllh marijuana are oot o PrQIIO n ....-. the dangers of tho drug." llid to lhe Importance of mariJua• ~ u reblbWiallan IIIII cortabl ciiJml liUIIUibtll....,.e.;: an aide 1n the Department of na." treatment for Clfrcnlen, blve b14 101110 ..,.,.n- !!ltll :·. Health, Educolion and Welfare Tbt loderol law fOr posaea:. be oolcL Tl!1l mi&IJiwelliJ!clade marl,lulna. . ·. 1 of mariJuanaprovldealor provldlna mlodeDIII!JOI' .~ -Aneltlp!lledBtol2mwa ;: (HEW) :';~::1::~~ He •revooled Dr. Hoger o. •2 on to 10 yeara'lmprlaoranentfor . 111111111 Ia the law. . per10111 •"' •· - ·~-" u,_ Slatel •.. "....o..rg, 111o govenanent'a •- a llrat otrenoo, 5 to 20 yoors lor UIO Ia lncrealllna have uood ~ at ~;: -..,.. •"-- ~,.., --~• IIIII . ,., ~ ' hoollh olllcer ani an advocate a aecond otrenso, INI ~0 to to lmow "":worldwide, -.·"',~.,...,... :-:,:,.- .,"..',· ~ of leaa atrl~ marlj111111 JIUI lor, further~·· aa - ,......., -,..,...., . 090 000. -·-'•-•• U , .... H "IP'UI,', IDtoJd,Clllt . ........ . -'." law a, boa been meeting wllh weU aa •~~• of "' .-. w ..,.., ~ ......, """!~ . '· Justice Deperlment omciala, stata laws lollow tho IOIDe .......... IIIII olber DIDIII, ... llcobol Ia pciiiU1irill . il!d IIi incllllbog Atty. Gen. John N, IClUBh psttern. of the clrvll It IJ!crellllllo: !!lad !111101111200 "'1111"'to'IIO . Mitchell to hammer out a new Beeauoe o1 tho IDIIoxlbll1t;yof CIXjiltrll II¥· Jllnr I!IICb It nat mlll!m pocple. · approaeh. 'lbe Justice Deportment d&- TAKE JUS'J -LONG THE WORKS : TuboiHI plug-In mlnl·clrculto for oolld· ...tloblllty ond foot. d•f1ornl CTIONS 0 SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1969 ~· ·-ely. r::; Needing Rummage The "works in a drawer" slide out the back.That's what makes it compact. . V<;)(.. IV NO. 36 •> Pomeroy E-R Squad WT176F WalniJt ·llllin vinvl ctld me1al cablnel wilh deluxe lrim " 4: 1 • Same plug - in tubeless mini-circuits for fast easy · service " 32 PAGES ' ll . lllbirv Troop 246 Seouts IIIDt, llld he firot tl!ou&llt that Troop 2t6 met at lho SallacWOI!dlnt Abbie llolb!!an ~ Sehoal In a court oll!OII· JoldJJc When he alked for or. $100,000 eltherlorthe"lootlval of Ule'' or to leave town but "~·-•a _:..... Iller ~"-' • ..,....... -•... serlou "" ~"" ~ w Wben KunsUer attem...-·-~ ""'••'• question Stahl ~· """"' Involvement In SeYen meetlnp Stahl had wllh leaden ~ tho ____.., demonotratlonslhe p"'"""u~on objected and U.S.DiotrlctCourt Judge Julius J, !iolfman • tho .,~•.or ques-....... De1101ed To 'l7le Grf!flrer Middle Ohio Valley • SALON 710, 8 AND to, JS.HEADIIIG lho 1969 eylllle f1lld drive which Is eurrenil7 underway ID Melco .Ccloa!IJ, ::: ~ U JOU htftn't aeen a child allllctad wllh lido e l l - JGU:;: By UnltedPresolmernatlonol 111m 11 the late Mayor Ernest coi!IIOI reaUzetheprablemaiJ!volvtdlntreatmontal!d.....,.¥11v.:'· When former Soviet Premier Reuter did during"'" 194S.l94t c~ lostat JoootoneyOUI!flllOl'lrcmthadiiOIIOtho I!Ut,.Uq Nlldta S. KhruBhciJov tO!CO gave Berlin mocllllde. He Wll )'QWII 1leyiJI Uaraboll, .... of Mr. INI NrL ~~C.;! ; the w-rn 41hila alx months . N...,.rtllln Hero Marahall of Hemlock Grow. 'l1ie Marahallo allo h11t . -;o ; 11 to get oo\ <;. Berll11, MayOr To Berliners, Brandt Is a chUd - a~ - aflaelod by '!be d l · ·. :i; WUI,y Brandt rebuked him !!lth noJt)IJ'Iillln hero, 18 he proved 'lbe aalon wUJ do l!oulo-to-bouae' aollcliJIIC!IIo a CIJJib' IIU::: an lndo!llltable oplrit thot won when he got &U per cent of the and wW place c:onnlllefl for_.OIIalll buaiJ!tuhauHI'to eat-.:: him 111o eUesiance of vote In Weal BeriiD'a .1963 ry aut tho lund drl... The Clrt\'e wiU eJIIl Oct. 13. Berllnora. IIII)'Orol election. He csrrled eU · · ·- , • Brandt bucs*'o o l)llllbol of !2 bOI'ou&llo, Including lilt Berllnora tall tbt slor)lolthe Nul ·~ allll 1111!\9: · fashionable alblrbs loov e0111l- clay lhat C<nm•udot Eut llorwt11D 1833 at the IP Gl':io:· de red conservative. Geran MQor Fn,drl<ll Ebert and later ta Sweden liUn Penonalily Spotligltl U 1111 Wepllmata birth waa tounled Brandt about bla birth. Naill oolzodllclnill'. ' · :: hold aplnlt 111m by 101110 "l ,.1 bal-n a bulard," After lho -ha&'Otllr!!jlcltll West Berll!!'a dolermlnaliAin to i,ldetractora hlso"'porterapolnt-· Brandt anaworod. "YO!I made Ger!llta)l, rel..-1 hli Cilctnlad' atay aut of C<Jmmunlll hands ad out thot Brsndt rooe 111&11 Jourself ..,.. " citllenohfp allll ra' oalerod ~ ani laced lholosuo Soctallot stroqd>old DllD politics 11 a .~ . ~lh:t w!"J~1~ /::-.: He never JJWia.a oecret thol BerUn, alwayl a Socialist Democrat, .the Pll11 be 1114. p be wao bOI'n with lhe , _8 atrongl1old, .,_1 0111 of tho Jail ,lolnod altho IP c7l17. He~. Waohlngton,. London or s:!s• Herbert u-~ -~ In LIJO.. citlea to 1\JrJJ Nul In lhe dajra eloctocl- cJlWolltBerliDID Brandt reJOctocl tho et heck, Germany, - · Dec. 18, 1913. of World War U Dlctatur Adolf ~857• demand Immediately ·. ' DOter. Brandt' I &IJII,.Nul btclc. , Brollllt 11 married to ,thli . "We are not going to be He chon&ed. hll name to grOIIIII mode 111m ~ fonuor Rulh ~a Nanre., cookOcl over a slow lire, concool hla iclontlt;y ~:; thoro. aiiD- They ht\'e lwo.,.. ONI 4. Bronlt told the Soviets. Nazla but lllo name He was a --'-r of ~anti• A ......tar. ' Brant rallied tho clt,y around Brsndt stuck. ........., ""' .,._. American Legion, !!lU have a In oilier leii!IDOII!' David Edgar - · acoutmaotor, chicken barbecue &!nday on 1ho Stahl, Ml,yor Rl~ J. preaanted advan!llment awards porldng lot In Pomeroy; Son. Daley'& admlnlstrotlve asal- Tuesday night When Boy Seoul QuisarColor TV .••. . 'II •• TT DREW WD!~ERPQW39, ~~~;r:.:z; ~er\dvaneement lr~arr,•uana ~T~e~ch~n=i=co=l~or:P:o~no~v~i=si=on~!_lna_'_wi_ll_beiln __ •t_ll_:3_0_•·_m...,. ,I 'i wit duriJv "'" . . . . CIDWClY!'IIE - A panel dlscuuion on "'lbe Bestoralion of,Prl.atalr Olrnod Earcy HCII!Iol wW be lho topic of !he October l!l8ellna of the South Cellln!"Pre&ervotlon Soclet;y bore S.turdl)'. . . 'lbe DJeo!IJW, qJOR to the )lUI>0 lie, wW bqln at 2 p.m. at liB ~ Chillicothe Branch of Ohio Unlveralt;y. (~ued from Pop 1) Panel -""'" wUI lnci!ICie we'll Yiiili8nd to band." Dr. Fral!k.FetdJ ofGorman VII· He uld RlmiD mcked a top In Columbus, Mrl. Wilfred clprette at lhe pon~menONI Mosaborle..,Mri.WWiamPe~>the crowd threw rocks, C8RI, no,yer ollll .Herbert Frlodlllan, allcke INI - · ot lhem. aU of OtUUcolho. Youths Bl.ono Car Becenlly hOIIIX'ed by SCOPS -~:'-~~~ ~-~ : were "Gatewood," named a& tho - · e ·-· ....,, _.....,, "House oflho North" for Aug· IIW 1,000 to 2,000 cleJIIIJI!IIra. ust, and Our Houte museoun, lora build a btrrlcade ol wslle which received lhe aamorocO!fb a • k e t 1, tables IIIII tree nltlon In September. Citations branches. When a Chicago recOilniztqr llleaetwoGalllpolil pollee car drove up to lhe structures wUI be )ll'esentocl at barricade, lho ,VCJUiha stoned lhe mootlrw. lhe car and alnlck It will! boards. Alter It's true! ' l Nra, ~~ fowtll, who Ia ,_,! IN a lalont II!Ow'• ~ Sooa~Jarii Alllltllii'.,,Bpllltil, ri(ICII'Ia .two 'Gl' the..lUJtpo flw die 1S. act lhow'. ).'. ~- · · ~>"~ '11iey ife Mr1. 'Clan Locl1ar7 of·PGI!ti'OY ONIIIrll lflrpl'ot N........., !lw'eu1e, ball! wldeiJ~IDI~I!IW!Ieai· !llreltl. Tho 16 ttloctad acto of the 11oM wl!l<ll Ia lchlduleilllir .~t. '. 18 In tha Sciulbtm IIIah Sohoal AudiiGriuln Jt Raalne WW be ~ · vldecl Into IWoeallptiea- IDIMir ol!!lpi'GI'eiiiiG!!Il- 1!11& oilcb. SI'OIIP wUJ ttlllll itt f... priiOI olt2$ ONI $10. ,• 11ar1J1n ripOrto ~I plona fcJJ' the lhow are ~ alaJW'i nice!¥. !lui' a Pirlleularl¥ ICIId ontheextraallndlonol thi ...0:. Ina. tho ulla1iiiJaa H~1," who wiU entertablat ~ Inter- were lho !&teat to _ . . llaJnowortb publlely-toaokhla nome be willllrewn or to aJIJIOIID<i! thoy wW 10ie aplnot blm. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, &-MeaL • did so Wednesday. oflhe committao Wednesday, Bayh Ia chocking to - If Haynaworlh ever ruled 011 u.v case In his 12 years ... liB bench that Involved a cllllljiiD)' in which he owned atoek, a bank ror whom he bad borrowed or ellllorood notes lor olhora, or matters dtoli~ wllh hla rtolestaletnnllctiORI. Sena. Charles E. Goodell, IIN. Y., ani Ralph Smith, II..JIL, TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCT. 3- 4-5 ~ ......r ..... Mondll. Nf.l'• h conifl•1ct ~lila.rE~f Saga," adapted from his books, 1: !Umy and - · amdq, 111&11 In tho 70a. C1elr INI nat &I cool bdl,y IJitht. lbiQJ ~~~~ RIJil, lh\IUih at l,aot fomib", Widell, ~ Ita BrltU! ll!l!t It _...... a holf an llll!!or. , _ otantacade, IMtbea with ralbw ...-erq aJII9!!I tho F>Jclloh lnd"!!l' aJch tlnopor(onneroa1 p a 1 11 on • t 1 ONI nbelllt111 d~ .,........, Kal!ilth More ONI Fq ·CoiiiP- go~.....,.., oerne.1 ~ be 1!114 earlier ton. n. BriUih BroMea!lllna In tho <CI,IDrflll - !!lth the /:W" epporeniiJr Corp. woo. the oriBinol ~- publldt;y pbnoliJs of ¥>'· eauiiDI lowili(. ...,.... 111 tar of "'lbe Fwqta Sip." In More plqa the i-oloof.l!>, ''Who lurlal!!lllril!hkiNci ~· lbo United SlaW, It !!lU be ac-Uoea the w~ .,.. Fam, ol'ibla "fldto •ertloD<lt. llred at 9 p.m. DlT. -rlot;y..ml.- Fwej~faml. . '"'bo l'orlite Saai'' baa 1bo aarleo, aat In tho lata l,y by leavlna 1!11 lll'lt wue to lltractad attenll'"' tllrGUihoul 19th ONI early 20th centurloa, llYe will! Ills doll&llter'l Au- the broodeaol 11!ll'ld. AII!Cli!J ...nw.ea tile Ule of London'• Irian pomoao, whom he latar oilier aatltO!a, Ruoota hal nouveau rlcho, focuoing Wllho marrloa." )lUI'Cbuld rl&llt• to 1bt oerlal. outwardly roapectablo FOI'arto So _,tar woo the aeries ID ' Galsworthr ilOYela thai IIJIII halt a century In the llvea of an upper.mlddi<H:la•• British ram1 1,y know tl\Ot "The Forayto i· Weather navn-~wort Reader> '· , ura lleportmont. Tha oorl&l numbers oro: Dreslll!llker sowing machine, No. 61781; Wblto - • 268, No. 1838; WbUe - • 789, No. 38112; and a IH-r - 1 80, No. 4980052. AnrtO!o with Information aboot lhe sew. ing macldnea or . _ r Is asked to talephone Set. James E, Baldwin, at Ull22L Kirby mllea from their pol1lnr plaoo on eJec. lion clay are ontltled to VIlle lhoent vat. er' a ballol. Disabled vnters, IDelliil!na parBOil& Who an ach..Uledto be 1D ll!e l!ospltal 011 Nov. 4, also~ vnte a b - ballots. Oct. 30, at 4 p.m. II the deodllne for JIYJklnrljlpllcatltO!a.,.. votlngclvtllanab""!'1"' ballots ID person II the board o1 electiCJII INI 1 2 - the fCIIIowlnr dar, Oct. 31, Ia the clcJadl1no for bavlna 'VIllod · - beUots "' the ol tbe Clerk ol the~ CJl Eleetlm. 1blt.... do1clll"' ~ . ea to recoillt of ~. ablad - · Jionntl "'' ·.· lllomborl of ·U!e toroee lhlllr ..,..,..., -..n llld, blve uliie more tllne\ '·.wi..,.O"I 11111 be ....,. ed _. ~ ....... .. 12~ Nor. ~ llld tM completeil ballota wUl be , . • ' If the1 are ....,_veil by 12...,.. 011 eJeci. lion dey, Nor• •. a. l a o• or- • a ·- -;'l .' ,, ., ' .:~ '".· 'Mit' ".·· ;t, ' · •· ' l\- ~.r~,., '- · ·, .,,. '« �'' ' 'I~ j 't,0t . ,, S..¥&J· II\ ..' • ' 'limos - !icntlnel, Sunday, October 5, 1969 . . •• n RIO GRANDE - • ·' ' • - r at Rio Grande College October 15, cine ol the moat exdllni Interludes In too program will be the ~r-l'alalng c!anor dane<! of G, Solochlhin, the Intrepid CosSoloduhln is probably lhe most photo. graphed Coaaack In the world. He hsa made dozens at. motion plclurea, and Ia !Aimmoned to HoliyWODd each _ .... whenever there is a call tor a colorfUl COai&Ck in a movie. He Is aloo a daring horseman and haa been featured by Ringling Brothera and Barnum arid Bailey's Clrcualn riding spec. teeles, performing the famous Cos11ck trick 0( riding strapped to ahorse'abelb. Soloduhln came to Amerlca with the Plato!! Cossacks and, after their debut at the San Franclseo World's Fair, was •lined by Colooel Tim McCoy, lhe WUd West star. He became a regular mem. loer at the McCoy Company and made 'lwnmer circus tours. When Col. McCoy rejoined the United States Cavalry, SoloCiuhln rejoined the Cossacks and has heeD with them ever since. In the currer.t program, Soloduhln Is featured In tile Lozglnka, a barbaric ' ., ;, hrue and become more severe the curfew ordered Immediately, not for. .. st the month at October but lndefl, !Liteb, Cremeana reported. It would be ,.... ol the most severe Cllt!ewa ever Imposed In tho Villll&ll ot Mlddleporl, he aalcl. be . :2Suffer Minor Injuries in Car Aocident ' Is Demanded COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Oblp Democratic Chairman EBII!De O'Grady Saturday called a Justice DepartmentlnveBilsatton Into allel!llllons by Life magazine aplnst Gov. James curred at 8:30 p.m. Friday on RL 233, two and tlve - tenths.. mUes south of tile Gallla.Jacks~nty line when Dennis L. A'li'Wo 22, Oak Hut, lost con- . trol of his plck14> !ruck. The..,_ hiele went off the left side ot the highway and overturned Ina creek. There was hesvy damaga to the truck. Cars driven by Dole 11. Seunders, 17, Ga1J4>ollo, and Harlan E. Wall8h, 18, Bavonna, collided at 6:40p.m. Friday on Rt. 7, two 11111 three - terths miles north or crown Cley. Noone was ln,lured. Tite patrol said both vehicles were hsaded south. Wall8h, aecordlrw to the patrcil, pulled out to pass another car. Ah•d of him, Sounders pulledouttopen another vehicle and tho Wall8h car struck tile back nl the S.unders car. Therewasminordam- (or A, Rhodes. . Ill an article entitled 41 The Governor and the Mobster,., i.Jre 111d Rhodes ueed camtiidin lunda for Ids own periODa! )IIII'P088s, and tlnked him with former Toledo mobster 'Thomas "Ymrde" Llcavoll. "Ohio cltlzena want run and ~vocal anowers to aeveral disturbing q110sUons raised by the article, O'Grady Baicl. O'Grady said the questlona are: - What prompted Rhodes to seek eommlllatlon of Licavoli's rtrst degree murder sentence which made him eligible for parole? - Has Rhodes been cheating 011 his Income tax return~ IB Rhodes gullt,y at. lliepJly approprlatlng cam. palgn lllnds for his own perIOIUll use? r.?- ProptMed Merger Of SohW Blodred age to both vehicles. No one was Injured In a two car collision at 3:40p.m. Friday on RL 35, at the junction nf Mitchell Rd., 1.7 miles-west of the junctloo of Rt. '180. Mloor damage. Ofllcers 111<1 Worley H. Tedrow, 28, l>a)1on, attempted to pass a car driven by Thomaa E. Allie, 17, Patriot Star Rt., just as Allie started to make a left torn onto MlteheU Rd. There ~ ~· 1'\L,.•:"'/J'!.~t ·"~- 1 . "!"' ~~:, ,>\ ·' ~,-.. J ~- • k, . ' ;I~ ,l.' ·~ i.,. \Uf· College at Nacogdoches, currently ranks third in Foolbell League punta 44;6 average. ·' , ]·' Ins Items to be Cystic Fibrosis Pro;ect ,. ~ Topic of 8 and 40 Meet. : GALUPOLIS- A-pre- and tber&PY lho ehlld'o Hie omce o1 CeaUaJ be prcilonpd lndeflnltelJ, GaUl& CclunQr Salonlllllllmo Ohio Chapter, Nottoaal Cyltlc ber of the . ~al Ohio C11!11~ Flbrolla Foundation, wu read Fibrosis Chl(lter. '1110 lfl'lmar1 at the ID08!inl ol Gallla Counpurpooe ol the Ell)llt and Fcilri;J t,y SaiGn No. 812, ElibtandFor. Is to aulat In the _ _ . ~. bold at the home 0( J 0 a D Wood Thoreday evenlni. Cylltle IIIII cere ol 'nlbordllollto &Dd Flbroolo Ia an hereditary cll- Cylllc Flbroalo In ehlldnD. '1110 meetllli .... ~ le oeeoe, alrtletlq babies bora to r)hlllllti. form by Olopeaolllot);IUente When both carry tho pne. Until the 1950• the ell- u. R.Ja). A letter wao reed from a ehllcl petteat at Nallonal Jew. wu alweyo fatal. Nnw alter years ot r e - . lob lloapltal In Denver - treatmem hu been developecl Ina the Solen !or blrthclay car4l _....., with lhe UH ol clrup and Cor partlea. A letter reed fnm Dlprt. mont ~ 11ue1 SIIU1 acoepted the to at. U.nd a ID08!inl o1 the Sakllm April 2. Plana were dlacuaeed for this violt Which will bo 1 dinner meettnc. Orders I o r Olrlatmu carda were taken, flap IIIII Chrlatm•_11 jaweley were IOld. Rell"elhmenta were..,edb7 tllo holteas, JOOD Wood, and a aoclal bollr followed. '1110 lll8ellq ol too Saloa will be HoYOmber 6, at the home olll111 Erma Sllilth In Pomeroy. lfll'ed 11t the .c.ca. • . . Thro't9v~E2_hio .· COLUMBUS- No 0110 can call Ohio" Aone-llorae Slate". not can they aay that the automobUe cauoed ~ decreaae In th!' horoe I p<e>ulatlon, beeluoe,Ieday there are many times more horlea In Joanne Woodward ' ' thla Slate than were counted In 1922whenthe horaelell carrlapi was fairly ,_ 1()011 the scene. . PLUS A publleetloo of too Agriculture Department In 1922 gave a cenoua of 145,'~0 honea In Ohio. Now, accordlrwto Mr. Cbarleo HuLton, Horse Specialist with the Animal Scl•neellepartment at Ohio Slate Unlvorslt,y, there aie more than 250,000 horoes on ..,_.. Ohio farms and ranches. He claims that 90 per cent of the animals may be claaoed as llaht horses of too raclrw and •~ GALLIPOLIS- Edward Mar- breeds. . Un, Farm Bureeu Landmark If you went to oee ovldencenllhegrowlrw P<e>uiarl~ olhortAceount Manapr, wiU be too e• yoo ohould plan to attend the Ohio Western ~llloomd:Op at' principal speeker bore clJrlns the Ohio Ellpoaltlon Center, Columbus, Ohio, October 23-26.1be lite Go11la Cow11J Farm Bu- big gathering of equestrians and equestrleMea Is fll)OIIB4irecl by reau's amual meeting 'l'hlrl· tile Ohio Western Horse Asooc!atloo and Ita 50 al!lllated cluha day nl&lttfl"om aU over Ohio. 1be Devel<e>ment Department Is booslirw the Martin, a graduate o1 the Round-Up as a prime stimulant to travel durtrw O~r. University n1 Mlehlpn, was Mary Lou Seitzinger of the Triple Hnraeohoe Rlneh, Black _.tnted to his present posl- Lick, Ohio, Is prealclent of too aaooclatlon. She aaya there will lion m Sept. 15. be more than 180 classes of rldl!w horsoa that Include such A former neva! aviator, Mar- bre.cio as: Appslooaa, Anblan, Morgan, l'lllomlno, Quatter Horoe lin was engaaedlnthelnourance and Spotted Horse. Mrs. Seltalrwer'.• aoo Jack and diUilbter bllslness 10 yeers before Join. Christine both hold several rldlna cbamplonoh!Ps. Ina Nationwide. He was dlstrlc:t In addition to tho campetltloo between too wrlous clauea, IIIlo• moneser, tiilone!al plano there wiU be other eventa Including Church on Horseback. SUnedYiaor and regional salesman. dey, October'26, at 9:30 LDI. fnr Natlmwlde In Ohio. · Sh"" chairman Is Paul Cox, Belle Corter, Ohio. The judps He served as Metu.,.alltan Re- wUI bo: E. F. Alderoon, Sharpsv!Ue, lndlam; !leorse BoiQamln. ilona! sates Maneger In l!uf!a- Walled Lake, Mich. ;Jamts Cobb, Grafton, Ohio; and Harcild Brite, lo, N, Y., for two yean, and Clemmono, N. C.rollno. . ,:. obtBined hlo CPCU deslin&tlon Entries should .be oent to Arnetla Olorry, show oeeretary1 In 1966, Rt. 1, Fancher Road, WesterYIIIe, Ohio 43081 and they m110t bo Thursday's OIUiual meeting postmarked on or before October 9, 1969. will be held at Grace United Horsemanohlp will be an lmporlant factor In ael~ctllw a Methodist Church In GaUipo.. Queen n1 OWHA for 1969-70, Ua, beginning at 7:30p.m. Tick- lone Fraoer, Pataskala, Ohio. eta for the event are on sale for ,1.75. DIVORCE ASKED Entertainment will be film. POMEROY - A slllt for dl-" lahed by the winners ofthe1969 jomior fair Farm Bureau Tal- vorce was llled In Meigs Cow>ty Common Pleas Court Friday ont Show. ' Tickets for ThursdaJ''a event by Bessie L. !lays, 16110 Linmey be obteined from any Farm coln Heights, Pomeroj against lklreau board member, or at Richard M. Hays, Pomeroy, the Farm Bureau o!!lce, 45 charging gross neglect ofdu~. The plaintiff Is also seeklrw state St., phone 446-1960. custody nlthreemlnorchUdren. Driver is Chn.......l ... 1!5""'" With DWI Friday Open Car Door Hit and lie .. Tt.dnicolor•· A Cint!lna Centtr Film~ Pr'eeenlalioft. t A National General Pictura Rieleatt. 90 Day Certificate$ Automatically Rnwable ~ ~ '---- PORTAIL£ B.ECT!tiC clnnatl. Mr. IIIII Mra, John lolorgan and dlllgbters, Mr. IIIII MrL June Lawl<ll and chlldren, all ol YOIIII&Illown, and Mrs. Olga Chapman nl. Oakland, C&lll.; Edward Ron o1 Chlcaso, Olarlea Sllllth ol near Jack.., visited bls motller, Mrs. Lola Sllllth, a recent lb!clay, DECORATIVE MIRROR ORGAN IIISI'ABU VANITY tRAYS Mirror treys w i t h gold fini1hed edges. 10"• 15" rectangle. m. 9"•14" oval. ..... _j '" :;92" SAVE SSe ElCB REGULAR $39.94-SAVE $3.94 lndudeo a19an tlwot playa 3 full actav... bench, legs, music ond inslntction baol:. ,, ipays 5% interest on CertifiCates. 5% AT M URPHYS. " CHARGE JT" I' 5% · I~ • "'' A' Interest Paid Quartetlr GJo ',. ~/.l ·t~. ~ PLASTIC FLORAL ' -:r:" '-~ I () '; ~~ · r: ,,,, . j -·~ ~;· 0 ., r ...• ~ ···, ; ,. '· AR8ANGIMINTS t.' Roli.oble ALAIIM CLOCKS ...... ~ .) ) :ii Many styles. Somo with luminou• diols, odd....,.p repeat· · or oi<lrms. Easy to ., '· ..• read num•rafs. REG. 13.91 SAVE za7 ~r,';;~"'~...t:Of!! al arTOngarnenta eech in o plastic ...... OUR RES. He lie... u. 11.01 ' ' .oo THIS PROPERTY IS PROTECTED IY THE· SOHIO SHIELD A,$50o hwtr4 Will It Pal. hr lnfor111tlon LICHII11 to the Arr.St 11d Coavlctlon of· ~hose l•,.sllllt Fir The llfll•ry of th• ·Wilt lulk StttiOI,· 143 Pine Stnet, Gilll..lls, Ollie. .C01t•t Yotr Nice tl,.rlwent er shrllf-~• ". ' · Office. , ., 1 H PLAN-LIIII I · Each DIPDSitii II!SIPd To Sl$,1100 _, F.PH• . Toflon• II cootad aluminum I, 2 qt. uuce pens, cova .... 5 qt. Dutch ov•n. 10" fry ptn, cover. Excavating an• lulldlnt Contnct!lrs . Backhoe• - Bulldozers - Graders - Oragline Work Cran\Wprk yP·~o 25 T..,o ~ T,- Soil ~. Fill Dirt . "lf.l!'s Dirt, r,'l! 1111ve II" . . RESIDEN'JIAt: and CQ.EftCIAL BUILDING.$. .. • i' COUNTY'S BUILDINGS ' ~. •' .. c 3 "' 7~ COLORFUL PRINllD .· I Gallipolis, Ohio '· you Wok -at it, The First.!Vatioro'il CONTINUES • ' ''·'ITlie APnN~oon~ CARTER AND EVANS, INC. ' ·' GALLIPOLIS , .. . ar.e I From Morgantown Steel Buildings 0. ·~r\cr*le Walko - · Orivewayo PollOI'- New Roof• ii our Spec iolty ., OCTOBER SALE " Record F..orollment 81 Oliva Street BY ADA KEELS Festival at Jackl<ll. Howard Norman, who enterEdward Rnao of Chlcaao, m. ed Grant llolqlitalln Colnmbua and alater, lira. E'Ama Long, ot • row weekaqo, underwent our- Columblla vlolted their molber, pry recent!)' IIIII Is clalai •• Mra. Dalay Hosa a recent &mweU u ean be - - · He clay and all attended the Emenrormerly Uved In Gallia Cowl- cipaUon at Junior Fairgrounds t., at Porter. He Ia 1111ele ot 1n afternoon, ~ Howell alaters, Mra. Ada Jeu MeDantol at Oak HOI Keola, Mra. Gledys Cooper and route vll)ted Mra. Lola Smith Jeanie Howell. a recont•llmday. Mr. and Mrl . .llyneo R-•• Mra. Marvalla Smith and and dau&htera ol Noi~Ue daiJahter, Brenda Kay, mode a Yillted Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. buslneso tnp to Huntington w 8lnllh and dluihter, Brenda · Va. roeelb, ' ' Kq, reeent17. Mr. and Mra. Bob Sllllth 111111 Jamu De1ly Keela a!lfl 1011, children o1 Ch!Uieothe vlalted Jimmie, ot fflnclnnad . visited hla mother, Mrs. Lola Smith, hl.l father, Dewy x.Jo, a ~ a reeent &utdayefternoon. The.f Cllll weekend. , . attended the Emancipation. Thooe Who ~~tended tho 1\Jfple Thole from a dlltlnee Who Festl•al at Jacklon., recently attended the Ernucllfatlon at -.re Mr, and Mrs. Jim How. Junior Falr....,....a were Gil~ CltrfiiDI1ber and Sherrl, bert keels, Mra. Talitha WDMr. ' and Mrs. Bill llmlird and 1famo Mra Edna 1.on1r 11n IOD, AniiY, Jolin Howard, Mr. Mar>.' Nor!~\ Dllnavm sievena: and Mrs. Larry C. Smith a n d lfn. Mabel Gomer Avani, dau&llter, Brenda Kay. "Scott Slatero" all o1 Colum. ' Mr. and Mrs. ,Jnhn Morgan bus; Mr. and Mrs. Bert keela IIIII daulbtere, Mr. and M r •· 111111 dauihters, Mr. JameiDeWY June Law1<11 IIIII chlldret1 ot Keela and oon Jimmie Mr Yowisatown visited Mro. Mnr- and Mro OrvWo ~11 1011' pn~a mother, Mra, Mary How. Mr. and ·lito. Clayton Keota ' ard and family I recent week. Mra. Ina Gllthorlo, Mr, end. The.r all attended the Apple Mra. Lloyd llowoU, all at Cln. and ,<;" POMEROY - Mloor damage was reported to two cars at 9:30 p.m. Frldey inanaecldenton Union Ave., Sherllf Robert liar· tenbach seld. A southbouDd car driven by Frank Musser, Pomeroy Route 2, struck too rear nl a car driven by David Young, RuU&nd. Yoomg'a car was stopped atlhe time of the collision. Musser was charged with driving whUe Intoxicated, the sheriff said. At 5:30 p.m. Friday, a car drhen by Homer Protlltt, 37, PortlaDd - · I, .was slightly damaged m RGute 33 when it struck a 1110rd raUtrw. sradiate studenta. · New H.,pe Social Notes SIJNIAY-MONIAY•TIESIAY: & WEDNESIAY Orleans Sclints have reactiTom McNeill. Jl!~~:~.';f, speciallst a product of Stephen F. y 1. -~.·~'1."'\·\ at f92-S~~ or, 1-ft~ ~ean llli!l, Vcil~~t Ft~Q!Prllnenl,it" · 'lbO~ eve . nt will be ..held at too auxiliary. pro&ldenl, at , '92·· I was minor damage to both cars. The patrol Investigated a ve~l ,4J..~M!to¥1'i41.,.--1tmloor accident lnvelYI~ t '1\U . l';l!•lght> t~r~,i Tjoes~ •• • state - owned trucks at 3:12 P. GALUI'O.LJS - No !'DO ,.... October 5-7 m. Friday- on. Mill Creek Rd., InJured in a two car acCident at two and fwr-tentha miles norlh 4:24 p.m. Frldey In front n188 Walt Disney'• of Gallipolis. No one was h11ur- Vine St., accord!~ to city pe"THE LOVE BUG" eel. lice. No charge was llled. (T echnlcolar) The accident occurred In an Officers salcl Georp W. Dll· Dean Janu Michele Loo area where the otete Is black· ton, 58, Se-n, perked h I a DISNEY CARTOONS: toppiJw the roed. Aplcto.,truck car, and opened the left front Brotherbat; Oadaotranot operated by Sanford Bills, 62, door into the path nla cardrlv· Hudbeach; Graws Crown Clt,y, preparing to diiiDP en by Truman L. Lackey, 31, There a Tree a toed Into the pever, otruck a RL 1, l..avalette, W. VL There Admission: $1.00 Adults; parked truck operated by Jnhn 1 was moderate domo&ll to both 60< Children L. Hood, 52, Gallipolis. 'lbOre cars. n was the city's 279thacSHOW STARTS 7 PM was minor demage to both ve- cldent In the drat 276 deya nl hlcles. the year. CLEVELAND (UPI) - '!be propooed meJ'!Ier of the Slandard ou co. or Ohio (SOIUO)and the BP OU Carp. has been declared Ulegal under the antitrust lows by the U.S. Jllltlce DeparlmeDL omctals of the . Cleveland based SDIUO were Informed Friday of Justice Department plans to file slill to preY1l11t the acqlllsitlon of the BP 011 corp., tho principal U.S. Subsidiary ol MORGANTOWN- West VIrginia Unlverslt,y'o 103rd acaBritish Petroleum CO., Ltd. demic year Is underway with a record enrollmentof17,162 fito>. denta on the Morgantown Cllll· BURGFS'> PROMOTED puoes and at Ita three otr-CIIII· MIDDLEPORT Former pua certers. Middleport resident, Harold D. "1bla total lneludes almost Burgess, of 1978 Highland 3,000 lr&d,.te andprotesoloml Drive, St. Albl.ne,haabeenrmn- otudenla on the Morgantown ed aulstanl plant ma-r at campuns," observed WVU the Cubicle South Olarleoton Preoldent Jameo · G. Harlow. p!aDL Burgess began his career "Ateordi!W to 181101111 studlea, with Carbide In 1946alter grado It eosta four tlmoa as much to uottrw from West Virginia URI• educate them as II dOes under- ··~·tty. CORDILL REACTIVATED NEW ORLEANS (UPI)"- 1be punter Ollie Cordill and, the third time, released . ~ Is Anrwunced In Life' Story ' . ri"f' • ), Farm Bureau ~ COURT RECEIPTS REPORT : POMEROY - Receipts In the court ol Melgs Counq Jlldge Frank W, Porter September lollled $2,631,30, Mrs. BetSY Hobatetier, clerk, has reported. 01 !he total, $481.95 wiD be peld to the state in fines, $134.60 In fees to tile sheriff's llepartment, $1,353.28 to the COUJIQ' genlund, $366.58 to the oouncy law Itfund and $294,89 to tile count,y auto se and gas fund. : RIGID CURFEW PROIIIlSEll • MIDDLEPORT - A rigid curfew will be Imposed In the viUB&Il ol Middleport k vandalism c:ontlnues wams Pollee Chief ). J, Cremeans. II aela at vandalism c:on- Probe into ' ' '«' Speaker for • Hlghw.o- J'all'OL, .;.,Anthony D, Adldno, 16, Oak HUI, sllfferedalaceratlon on the left arm, and James D. Gny, :16, Oak Hill, a laceration on the 'right knee. Neither was treat·ed. Officers said t1'13accidentoc- ~ ..•'IPI..;t ~yra~al Muf!le!Pf JYk,aiOI\II q Route j24, 'inii!WQ throUgh too • "We ore hope~'tha1a,;~ t""n. · . . · , ,, lie wut be otfered a wlile variOeL . 18, mtliljl ~U!! L . m. . AIJ,Y. ~~. . ". lahlrwtoelthe~ · et,y ol Items at tha aile,!! ~~~ The rirem~""~4 , tlie donate )~• ~or. the oalo, _or. li'll;~ ,Oller l'lraonL -~~ · evert whUe th~ ,tid\•.• auxllll!ry ha~e some~ ecild on «llii!P- ur1ild · the coqoeratlon at•,~l· L Ia to be In cllll'ae ofoi'lltimmap mont, are InVIted ·to see or per•ono of tho area lnaa~llljif oale bake we and'oehe IUbcho phone W. D. l'lr11011a, lire chief, the dre dopUI!nort wlllioblalnl I!DWAJID IWl'I'IN lbe by~~"Ost, It. •t•: :-<'f '· . Wander.ing • • • Caucasian dance which begins on the : GALLIPOLIS- Two persons ed iliioor lm"urles in.one our · ac~~IP\I'd . " ilat'li'i>f: ~li\ilia ..,CIIIaeybt ·, !be Unl!,/llljl ~a "ruttdif "eon.aianm'\'it' 1~ S.wntay, ' sad lllt nl a pleasant song and con;tudes In a wild dance at jubilation. 'With the entire Olorus provldlna the \local background, Solnduhln performs traditional dance with daggers whlc!J l;!ln'er falls to stir hla audiences. wnt {'' ~F~~~··, ·t - 'f;J, ~ -."1,•. ' · \c IIYIIA~ :;. ~Sfi:l!!;!!")' Choir Jaack. / '~~ 'f' •, World Fanwus Gen. I . Plalo.ff DON COSSACK, r and Dancers CornU., Ort. ISda When the General P!atolf Doo Coaaack Olorlls IIIII Deneen 'i" ..t~ T"l..~, <t":t'AYi:_l .1'. ~:~6~.'r~@!'~~·f .·~ di}trsi~u~Re~h&M1e .· , ossack's Dance Exci.ting·.: ' ·.i· • ' . ' .,~J'' • .~~.II" lUI 1ft SAVE ,. eGOI'oot ~ Til. lfttht ........ dolt. c huh, stripos,- · toneo ood I•· venile P,•intL 3'"-46' wido. OUR R£6. i ; I �- ' I ~ • • .' ., • . • . t!: ~c • I I The bloB has bitten mel Not the flu bug lots of folks have, but the reaeuch bug. Mary Lewlspaosedltonto me. She shoold have ~n better. 0 think she did It on plll"j)OSe.) The 11)'111)t0ms are s.. rchlll: musty old scrapbooks - try, ill: to r.-d crumbly yellow ill: newspapers - spendill: hours with · your nooe to the microfilm screen - getting crosseyed trying to follow your current pr oject while little tidbits of other interest. Ill: facta try to pull you away. For Ina lance - how could I not loll ow up a story abo!& Samuel F. VInton, for whom Vir.tonCount,ywas named? Or not go fur·' lhw lito the story of George Tablt? : Mrs. J. Howard Neal and Mrs. Stanley Plymale were tellill: ; .,e IIOIIle more lnterestill: facts about Mr. TabU's life. Did you ; . . _ he built the x.tlyette Hotel? • I had a c'-.'>Ce to chat with Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Plymale at ! the Emerson Evans' open hooSE". It was my first meeting with : Mrs. Plymale but I hope not lll.Y last. Each time I meet a new : friend I feel richer. : The Evans' open house was a nice gesture, giving everyone ~ an opportunicy to meet and mix with their neighbors. How many ~ chances do we get to do that today? ,, NOW THAT OUR WOMEN'S dubs are gettlll: underWay with the new year•s a~tivitles, may I remind you that your program ; bclaklll"e an lnwluable source of information tome. It's ln;torlhat I use the books to check speUing of names, to get ad; dresses, and even to find Olt special upcoming events. Sene times 7 nice picture or story before a big club eveot will be more irr ~ terestire than a "'llne of wlmers" picture afterwards. I have the Toddlers to Tassels book and the PhUomathean • bonk, and hope to get the others. a LAST SUNDAY IN GALLIA COUNTY must have been one of : the moat beautiful days we've had. We took a drive aftA!r ~: bouse and wont down to Peg Blazer's home at Paradise Lake, 1- r Mercerville. Peg was gone, but I meta charming youngster, tt~ with an unusual name, Pam Smlthkey. l had never heard the ramo, IO 1 asked iC she was new to Gallia County. 0h no," she said. r"fve lived here 13 years. ' 01 I thought this was cute because most ' ~ot the time the answer wouJd be 14 1've lived here all my lite.'' I , WAYNE KELLEY OF WASIDNGTON C. H. brought Ina <lit>' ping about a relative. It concerned a 'GalUa Countlan and appesr: ed In the Washington C. H. Record-Herald column of B. E. Kelley. Kelley wrote, uwhen a person receives an envelope bearIng a postmark 17 years old and finds a letter written to him by ~' I relative 17 years earlier, he naturally wonders where Wiler ;'the sun that letter could have been! .,1be letter was writteri from Harrisburg, Gallia Co.mty, Fob. 21, 1815 by WOllam H. H. Frederick who had mislaid It and did not lind It again for nearly 17 yean. When he did, he decided to have some fun with II. He had the postmaster postmark it 11 1875, and whUe lhe letter was addressed to lll.Y father at Galllllolta, my uncle had It forwarded to Spokane, Wash., with his . address for return If not delivered. 11 1n a few weeks it came back marked, 'returned to sender, UIIClalmed.' It had accumulated other postmarks unW the env&llope lookecl 'I" If It had amaUpox, and bore' much of U.e alphabet 'In red Ink where returns had been stamped. AIIAlr the letter had r.-de the rounds he wrote the corredaddress and it reached' "rather In due time at moomtngbnrg. HWhen recejpt of the letter was aeknowledied, the sender told or the Joke. u'Mte letter became a family keepsake. •' 1bat's a better plot than any tlcUon, mystery, or science ftctit11 write could make up. FINAL NOTE: Ranember the annual membership drive lor Washington PTA begins this week. Active participation In this Jl'OIII wut keep you aware of the goals others are set~ to help uJGW' child alii mine" become the kind ot citizens we need in America today. Who i<nows? Maybe you can help. Make the PTA ' Goala arxl yours one ard the same! ~ :~~~ UNITED Methodist besket diiDIOr •.at 110011. Afternoon si>O&ker ,the Rev. John Davis. !tleelal ' alagera Willpresentthemu&' le. Everyone welcome. . TRAIL RIDE Gallia Councy IUcliJw Cld> at Gene Sievers, '10 a. m. Bring covered dish 1111 one package of hotdogs and drink. . 'CORA ANNUAL United Meth· · odllt Cblrch homecoming. Pub. Uelnvlted. Baaketdlnner. Guest · ....,Ur will be the Rev. Low. '·.uNDhlzer. MoNDAY . AMERICAN RED Cr~s& Vol• Gray Ladles 12:30 at Holzer Hospital Cafeter- -r Ia. . IFRENCH COLONY Ch&Pter DAR will meet at the home or Nro. Ralph &mer, 2 p. m. Mrs. L. 11. Nelson, c<>llost. ~:~LIA COUNTY Pomona Grange will meet at the Eno Grange. Baking and sewing con. teats wiU be judged Potluck · . nfrealunenls. Bring table ser- '<'>>LLIIA COUNCIL 114 Daugb-' of America reg. meet, 7:30 CANASTA CLUB will at the home of Mrs. Rob. 7p.m. GRANGE 7:lnltallaiiOI> .of ofticero. aa11JW TO MEET at the home Janet Wetherholt, 24 Slate ~ P·"'· GUest speaker, Mila UNrrED METHODIST Clrele 6 with M r a. ~1lllli~ ,': 'J1191iias, H n I I i d a y I p.m. ·CLUB Wtu meet with ~ 7 P.f!l· ., TUESDAY USED CLOTHING SALE at the trailer of Mrs. Paul DeMey, Jr. on the Bldweii.Jlodney Road In Bidwell, 10 a.m. UU 4 p. m. Money wiU go to the Hurta Granp. Sale continues through WeclneadaY.....__ cor- iliary. Other gueata who brooqdrt greetlnga were Raymond Lillie. ex-mayor of WllkeBYWe, Leanard Thacker, Commaader ot Wllkeavute Post, Mr. Rlebanl Lentz, Dlatrlct Lesion C o mmander. Harold CoCtrtll, Dlalrict Vice Commander, and Mrl. 0. A. Marlin, l!eln-tadve to Athena Slate llolpltal. A aattonal aWird waa pven to Radio atadon WOUB Alii- for the beat report t11,JOUth aettvtttea. 'l'hll was lor their atorles .., Blckeye Bqys Slate. An award to alation WMPO, l'llmero,y for loeel reporlin(. Another notional aWirdwas given to Mrs. William stewart of AllleU, Detlarlmelit Legislative Chairman, for Ohio hav. inB the greatest IIIDiber of aubsertpllona to the National Lq. lalallve Ballotln. A leoderablp trlimDa session will be held 11 Pomeroy November 22, and a biJ1hda)' JIIIV will be beld at a.JIIIealhe veterau hoopltal Dec. 11. Tbe' IUIIIIIIer meeting "' the district wiU be at Racine. AU ""I the meeting ThUra~ ...... Mrl. Dorothy Hecker, _Mrl. Aldelll White andMra. William J. Brolm. , , , ,. Dlalriet Chalrliwl &lvlll( rtJorta ......, Nn. Gerald wu. dernlal Cll Amtrlwliam; Mrs. Allio lfaln&lto!l, Cldld Walr&re; lira. F.dlrUd u.rahall, ~ munii,J Service; Nra. Dma who lll!mltulod for Mrs. BID Mllb. lor for Junli>r Adlvltleo and Mra. llir1on lloii ·Jr., lllbllltuUnc for Nra. A1'lblr Dollmatd. for RobabiUta&n. Nra. Naatallng .._ted Cll the Na. donal Coorlfllllon of the Amerleaa Le&ICII Auxllill')' held In MJ••• Ga. ~ ~.· '~ . .If ~ ., ·, . , •. if I ' , · {- i>.. Lt.-;..1· ' :. ". '• ·' .: ' ·i: Ill''" t ~ 1~ 1 • ..- J ·· ~h ~~~ .. ~·. ·· ...~ • \_ ·:'*', , · , ,, '.'' ···~;, ' J' · , , ·~. ; ' " ' • 'o> 1 ' ' ., \- GAl;LIPOiliS "'" Nra,:P:1ank Club, lieQ rt tM .~; .. lira. SelWJD. White. '!'loll m.ot- ·- IIR. AJI) 111111. PAiiiOIIJ TO OBSERVE ANNIVE:RSARY- Mr. 'ind Mra. Pete l'lrlonl, Crown acy, will celobnta lllelr 5tlb weddlns . aml-111')' Cll Oct. 12. All open house' and beaket dinner wiD be held at· their heme ill bomr of the occasion. Friends and relativea are lnvtled. The Par1t111 are the parents of 9 ddldren.• gr..,..nta of 35, an d fli:'Mt.Crandparenta to 6. 1111' was eonwoted lQ' the vice Jrtlident, Mrs. Kimball adl•• Slxteell·membera were prea- , lilt and Mra. WUIIam Walker, • former member, waa welcomed back Into the club. lira. Porter revl~ "Onc:e lla!'e fr!Jm the BeciJidl!l," by Rclbert :MorrUI wllll .SutonJ llociY." 'II Ia an autobl~ · of thelamollseperallnler, Robert MeniU. '!be ~ n,llllabout hi a ehlldiood .til • New York &bello and about bla · rlae to lame aa a baritone. Mel;rlll's parents were Jewlab lmmlcrantt · from Poland. Ria -.or wao a dotarinlned woman and _.,erted great pre8aure IIJIOII· her - to reallae hla Jlll'u"olltlts tn. the liltlale - Id. U.rrj.ll relates blalllory In I YOrJ ilwn9!'0UI and in!er• Mary Tlwmas , '. Honored With to . Your Color Portrait on youi; Bon~AmoriCGrd FREE, i>\ll Thi o We.t. at Miss Glasa will apeak on the .,!Ueet of Woman's Role In Cfmlrlbuting Ill MAn's ilrvlval. The AAUW Ia open lo101eollqe grllduate willl an AB defrom an aecredlleil c':o!. lege, A .lpeclal Invitation Is extended to Rio Grande Col- · TH~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK ,. Wed . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A. . Thomas of Gallipolis are announclll: the engagement of their daughter, Mary Jane, to Ron W. Patterson of UhrlchavUio, Ohio. Miss Thomas is al967graduateofGallla Academy Hl,lll School and a graduate of Columbus Busl..,ss University, She Is presenily employed at Bob Eftns Farms, Inc., Columbuo. Mr. Patterson h a 1965 graduate ofUhrlchavUleHigh School, served In the U.S. Arm.Y and Ia presenUy employed at Ohio Bell in Uhrichsville, Ohio. ; ~ ~~.: ..• ~ GALLIPOLIS Tho Storo With M-ro '• .m Family Dinner , ,; GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Bar'ey Long, chairman for tile Ocl!lber 9 meeting ot the New. ;comer's Club of GaUipolla arr tiounces a Faahlon Revue to be ~ at the home of Mrs. Donon Neighborhood it/haler .. . ' 'I; Mrs. Long and her commit. ~. Mrs. John C!ll1,y, Mrs. !il!wes T. l!pllng, Mrs. Gene 1/Abel• and Mrs. 022le Mlnler.ta have selected faahlona for t Agee Home PAUL JAVIU JIWELEIS ;;:=:;;, Joy Clubs Mary Jane Thomas :Fashion Show Planned ' . Meets at 1~~~~~~~,:!~ o..r ':j;; I Miss Donna Jane Plilips f . Youth Group Visits. Halley's Rest Home every age and poekelhook from Bernadine's, with coordlnatlnl shoes and accesaorles I r o 1n Carl's. Beekground orpn music by Mrs. Merlyn ROll J)l'Oiillses to provide a real "salon" atmo!!Jjlere. Dessert will be catered and served by the Junior Women's Club. Reservations will be $1.50 per person, and may be made by calling Mrs. Barcy Longat4464141 by TueadaY noon. GALLIPOLIS - Miss Ann Elizabeth Morgan, 836 Thurber Drive, Columbus, daughter t1 Dr. and Mrs. 'lbomas w. Morpn, became the bride or James Jacob Nyland, son ot Mr. and Nra. Albert Nyland, 2684 Wal- .n. ~· ·~ '. - ._ f;!J 1.. 1 J,.. ;.lo, l .-~_, . . 'ir. '~- ~!17'?, ;.....- · ~~~~ · 1~ n nn -'!fJt l ' r. .. t-,-: . 1 ' :,.~· ~- ~·nd ltv~ llee c.- lll••llfol prlnb, ~·· r ·• . • ·;· • aaecUo&he~! ~h'AHwclullewMbialp'T · . Week's Weather ~· u ''"'r t to!Ut the-ottho-1 Saag.tra .. ... - . .. 1 ~: .ll'oDII'i ' GALLIPOLIS - Tempera' preelpllatiDn, ~weather ttons for ¥.•~ 2Uwur peras recordfd 'by Pete Me,. · -, at tire Fairfield Wea· ~on. · High Low Prec. ~ •. .. • • 71 48 .07 (lionclay . . . .. 71 37 io)"ueeday .. .. . 81 44 ·Wednesday . . . 84 50 '.l'hureday .. .. 8$ 59 81 59 8atlmlay .. . .. 59 50 Average high temparatures f r:Way .. .. .. for the week this year - 75.5 dellre!!a. last year - 75.6 ft- .•.,. ,,.,,~·. ~·, ·. .. :~ AV1ir!l&e lciw temperioturelcir the ..,.tt.tllls ,y""',,:-: fM ~ . grees, last year - 47.3 degrees. ' Total precipitation for the week this year - 0.28 of an 'lneh, last year 0,14 or an Inch. Total preelpltstlon to data lor tbla year - 24.89 lnehea, lasi year- 34,40 Inches. · Normal annual precipitation - 40.70 lnehes. " "• l! t• l . ' Blvd., Ashtabula, OhJo, on September 20. Vows o( the double..rlng ceremony were read at the St. St~­ JI[Ien's Epls~ Church In Columbus at 4:30p.m. Given In marriage by her father , the bride wore a streetlength sheath dress of polo blue crepe with an overlay of sheer ., .,, ,o:JU~on, . .l'IJli, ~~·~· ~pcy man lla and accessories. Her . flower~ ,)Were orchids. Mrs. ~liM Morgan Smith, tile bride's sister, was matron ~ honor. 9Je wore' a .PSstel pink fitted sheath dress with white accessories and a corsage of baby orchids. 11 Best man was Richard Can- Mrs. James Jacob Nyland CARD SHOWER PLANNED NORTHUP - A card show. er Is being planned f.!?r Luther Pinkerman, Rt. 2 N"'"ihup, in honor of his 93rd birthday on Oct. 7. Unique and unusual items can be found in the new shop uStrawbe"y Hill" in Rio Grande, 7 doyo a woek, I 18 8 p.m. Pd. Adv. dela, COlumbus. A reception and dinner were given by the bride's parents at diate[.y following the ceremony. the Jall..oltn COiumbuslmmeThe bride Is a gradnate or Ohio State Universit,y's college Sororicy. She Is presently employed as a dental hygienist In Worthington. Mr. Nyland Is enrolled In the college of Dentistry at Ohio !lUte Universlcy and Is a member of Kappa Sigma Fraternlcy. They will be at home to their friends after Oct. 5 at 1725 North Star, COlumbus. Ont-<lf.town guests attending the wedding were Mra. Thomas E. Morgan, Johnstown, (bride's grandmother); Mrs. Marian Caln.Pisano, Ashtabula, (groom's &randmother); Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Cleveland, ~r . .and .Dov.ld, Johnstown; Mill Mary, Kay Nyland, Clnetmatt; Thomas W. Morgan, Jr., Galea T.errt J..yn and Steven Morgan, Gallipolis; J o e E. $mllll, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. George Hervey, Akron; Mrs. Brooks Holstein Pt. Pleasant, W. Va.; M r ~ James saxtoo, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Perkins, PemberviUe, and Miss Cheryl Ander!IOII, Columbus. BUDGET PRICED SEAMLESS SHEERS PAIRS FOI GALLIPOliS BuSINESS · COLLEGE •100 ptifr!J! /wM. ~ ~ slide as a whiitle tlrin·close fit for you smooths lhe figure under sh.ealhs, side-slit foshicins .. '' ' •'l'' r.uu; lon·g lithe evening dre'sses . plain knit slrelch nylon seamless stockings , panty lop. COLORS: BEIGE * SUNTAN * OFF BLACK * DEEP BROWN SIZES : SM-MED-L- X-LARGE ~---------.!==================~ ARE YOU A48? ... a 4~8? of Dental Hygiene and a member the Kappa Alpha Theta or THEN, TIIS Ladies Golf SAMPLE-SIZE Results Given GALLIPOLIS - Winners In Golf Club recent Profei•lonal Buainou Scotch Foursome Included the Trainlll!l can loe obtainocl following: Low net, Sara Puronly throuth a coll090o ter and John :•llalllday; low lovol program. gross, Betcy SoiiiJDOr 8nd Frank GBC GRADUATES Klna~ty; tied ttl-low putts, ShlrGET THE BETTER tey Graham and Clarence ~]· OBS.I ThomPIIOII, Dottle Miller and ()ecil Elouerle. . (New Quarter Ballns Driving closest to the .... December 10) CHI No. 11 were Mary 'lbomas . and Paul Davies: The longest Wrlto or. eall for eatolot . drives CHI No. 9 were by Shlraocl Information. ley Graham llld q,arles Neal. In charge of tile event were Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Wiseman. They wereaoalaledbyMr. and Mrs. lrviD Folden, Dr. and Mrs. H. B. 'lbomaa, Mr. and ' Mrs. Harey K, MUla and Open New CANTIUN 100% NYLON WniEa Ann llizabeth Morgan ~ds ]ames ]. Nyland SHOE SALE r - -;------., the Gaii(IJolls Club Season ' holt. uiSec;ond Av•. \~, ' . nl-• Relrealunenta wereservedby the hoataaa. The meetlftc will be a social at the borne of Nra. Hlrlan llllrtln. . ~i .GALLIPOLIS - Pal Glaos, !ere graduates. Galli& Count;y Extension Agen~ Home Economies, will be tile ........,. lor the American AsCONTINUED l!lclallon of University w.... en Monday at 8 p.m. at t b e ALL ..THI$ WEEK hllme of Mrs. Douglas Wether- NOVEMBER WEDDING PLANNED - Amouncement lo made of the ell:Sgement of Mlu llciml Jane Phillips, daughter of Mrs. Macy I. Phillips and Wayne R. Phillips, Galllil<>lla, to Charles L Dowler, son or Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Dowler, Galllpollo. Miss Phillips Is a 1965 graduate of Gallla AcadOIIU' High School and Ia employed by The Ohio Valley Bank. Her fiance was graduated from lllo Grande College and. received a Mester oC Aria from The Eastern Kentucky UniYeralt,y. He Is an Instructor In the ~rth Gallla Sehoul System. An early November wedding Is planned. . estlna .,.,. Serviceman .. Miss Phillips Engaged ·a.. ~rte~ Pr9MIIIod lit'Oiram the OeiQW,r meicl,alof Eina.. . fur 'Miss Pat Glass to · Speak at Meet ' ' I Gall•,no1•'£S JfTil sr eaker Wl.l •n Jll.'"ss Sue Ann ll;tchell WEDNESDAY SADDLE AND SIRLOIN Riding Club will meet at the Bulaville Townhouse at . 7 p.m. Members, bring dessert. MONDAY GAllS BAND BOOSTERS General meeting 7:30p.m. In band GALLIPOLIS - '!be JOY room. Clubs of the Gallipolis ....,. are preparing to resume their meatGALLIA COUNTY extenalon Jnas, These are Bible Clubl held homemaker' s council Tri.. In VarJOUS bomeslllrauiiDdthe Councy Joint Vocational High communlt,y for boys and llrla School and Technical InstiIn ....... 1 tbrou&b 8. Tbe tute tour. Meet at park front cluba meet (or ... hour Im8:30 p. m. Transportadoii mediately alter school ..,. ~ provided. each week. The program Ia made up of GRACE UNITED METHODISr Bible leasona, llll81n& gamea, Church Circle 1 will meet willl eontests, prizes, and occasionMrs. Guy NUb, Rt. 141, at 7:30 p.m. Circle 2 with Mra. ally refreabmenta. Bo71 and Neal B. Clark, 136 First Ave. tdrls are alked to 10 to the 7:30 p.m. Clrele 3 with Mra. club nearest their heme aa John Morgan, 15 Edpmonl Dr. 10011 u aehonlls dllllllall8d ... 7:30 p.m. Circle ~ willl Mrs. tile ~ lilted below ro.- their Ra,ymond Pope. Circle 5 at elub. Tha eluba are open lor all children of the neighbor. eburcb 1 p.m. hood. THURSDAY FASHWN SHOW, NBWCODier'a On TUeadaY evenlnp JOY Cluba wiU meet at the heme Club, 1:30 p.m. at home of of Mra. H. W. WU11011, Jr. wttll Mrs. Donald Thaler CHI Neighborhood Road. Call Mrs. Bar- Mra. W. B. Martin as teacher; ry Long, 446-4141 ~Y Tuesday at the home or Mrs. Oney Llfl1d noon lor reservations. $1.50 with Mra. l'al!l PUll inns teacher, and at the home of Mra. par person. NORTHUP MISSIONARY Socle- Maurice Alver- will! Mra. cy wiU meet at 1 p.m. at the Allen Romaine as laacher. Tlllrl!lay evenkle'l lllllatlnga home of Bonnie Nibert. will be beld It the home of Nra. Cal"iln LIIJM.will! Nra. THURSDAY J.v• alao aeninl u . . . GALLIPOLIS GARDENCWB!It the home ot Mri. Bon ~' IIi'a. JaCk Frtind will be llle So>rtna Valley. Roll eallla iit.~y helper at th~Al-home.id . ~/"ter Protection ,fi)r Peren- ''••· Kenneth Bostic will be rusts." the l!ubllltute for all elube. Cluba will begin on Oct. 8. ' PHII.OM!\THEAN CLUB 11 the heme of Mrs. llfartha FOliar, Cldldran are ~ to US Firat Ave. · brlq famlllea • •, ' ' Ia and D!Mw, SPC~ Mra.Jolm w. camdon and Mary Alii, Jolumy, 'l"omm7; and Dlwld, Mr. CHF3111RE - Mr. llld lllrs. and Mrs, WIUiam GtuNII and · Wutlam Gunnell of Cbeablre Loulse Cymbla, Paula, WUma, 0 held a family dlmer at their Kl!n and Randy. home on September 30, In honAltend1ng later were, Rlek or oC Mrs. GunneD' s brother, Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard SPC-1 and Mrs. John W. Cam- Lawhorn. T . ' den llld family. He WIU be leavIng lor Vietnam 110011. Attending were, Mra. J o e 1 t'.l ~ lrli; Camden, Paul ~ Camden, Mr. and lira, Junior Denney dlmer at tile heme oC Mrs. All and ~.... Mr. and Mrl. LeGALLIPOLIS - The Galllpo.. roy Caldwell and Roger, Dicklis Junior Woman'e Club~ GoUI. Mra. Gllbem Corliss, newb' Its Fall season wtlll a potlnck elected presldelt. prellkled ,.er tile meeting. She aakad each committee chairman to tdve a brief report of activities and details of tbls year's protll"UD&. GALUPOLIS - Paalm 100 The guest speaker waa IIIIa was dlacuased by the mem• ~e Am Mitchell, Girl a' Slate bora of the BulavWe Delcy Club Representative, who waa apon- at the September meeting held aorod by the Junior W0111111'1 at the church. The meeting cp.. Club. Sbe gave an lnteresttna enec1 · with the Lord's Prayer aecouot of her experiences. baing pra,yed In unl1011 and a Mlaa Mitchell staled 1 h e hl'mn. GALLIPOLIS - Mra. Vlr- brought baek a better ID!der- The youth group recentlyvla1111. cal'!..., ·vi<~>· prealdent· or !II!Q\dln('dr tiie roll'· )'0U111\!Ii;ra llaltey•a 11!11 the~ Soclalctretewaa 1n today' I world. · · ·., tied hllhll8hll "' thisrest were1101118 dlacuasIn chlrge ot the meeting '!burl' Mi11 Mitchell streaaecl t h e eel. r...100 day In the absence of tile presImportance of each citizen vot- Sharon Hively read tile secthli low, lOW price. 1 Ident, Mrs. Clarence Jolm1011. tng In a democratic aoclecy. retary•a report and called roU. ~:!:: tor perma-tl Mrs, Tom Agee waa hostess The next aehe411ed meeting Nellie Rollins gave the tr..a. • .Uuo. . lor the meeting attended by will ba on Oct. 27, and wiU be nrer's report. seven membors and two vis- presented by the Conservation A Bible quiz was 11![11 by ShlrItors, Mrs. Charles Saunders COmmlttee. ley Clay and W011 by Kat11y and Mra. H. B. Marlin. S b a v e r. "One Tbouaaod Mra. Carter gave the reipon. Plaints, n a poem, .was lead slve reading and Mrs. LUUan Whttehall Gaha.,. bx Nellie Rollilla and "God'a 34 8 Me Call tile opening prayer.Ma404 S.C..4 •••• Federal Hocklll: 50 Southern Cblidren" was read by Kilby rte Northup read the minutes Golll...ia, Ohle Meigs 14 Nine members were and the roll call. The Lord's Prayer was prayed In unl1011. A short [>nllram followed. Mrs. Richilrd Flaber eonwet. eel a ruble quiz. Readlnp were by Mrs. Ulllan MeCall, Mrs. Harey Pitchford, Mra. Vlrllll Carter, Mra. Tom Ape and Mra. Marlo Northup. During tile aoclal period Mrs. H. B. Marlin displayed 110111e oriJ!(nal eeramle work. Social Club I ' L> . Onq"e. Mo r~tft9:t:n" th~e. ~~~;nn~~~l,-, viewed f9t.: ·q"'" " ··,. ..,"""' ' Rowena :Stormont . Honor:ed ;by 8 and 40' GALLIPOLIS '- ,_ill !lonna Slormoot of 80a~,, WU hoaored 111M a mem. ber of lilt Amtrlcap Lellon AuxiUary for all Ita 50 yeara at the fall conlennee of District 8, held al the . Amtrlcan Legion grooe near Wllll-me, CHI ThuradaY. An _..;,od elladon signed by theN~ J:realdent and National SecrelarJ of tile IIIXillaey, a eold memorial booklet and aold wao accepted by memben of the local unl I In her behalf. Woo Stormoot Ia theCHI\JCXIO remaining of the 'lixiHII WOIIIen who al&lled the ...,Ucatkln for a charter for Llrayette Unit No. 27 ALA, fifty yeara liDMrs. Jennie CottriU, prealdenl oC WIJI<e..We Unit No. 476 opened the meeting then turned it over to tile president of Dl&trlot 8, Mra. Bell Neutzllng of Pomeroy, Guest speaker for tho ~ was Mrs. Melvin ,lmge, stale prealdent of tile American l.e8lon Aux- , . '~.". ·.' . ' . Mr. ' IS FOR Tiny sizes ... at Bil savinrs! Values to $17.95 now only • $7 95 :==-=.:==..~.: . ...., ,.._ 41 ... 4111 ...· - $ ltlla . . lll• . . .-atn .u •• fllln 1ilt ,_ llllllp n •1 C... 'lliiiT lw ....... CllltHiwllllt • 1111 llliil'a atlti(IIUI 8.95. & 3a Soeoncl Aw. ~~~~~i;;~;'~"i'"il'~·~and::~Mr:•· Jo~~F:~::::::~:=g:~~:::::::::::;:;~::~;:::::::::~~;:=::.:.::::==~ l£1l£111THS PIOPORl*IED 10 FOOT SIZES ·Grand Openhlg ,f,HURSIAY, OCT. 911 , . SUNIAY, OCT. 13TH AT ' ASH .- 9~10 w. . ' .: ·, . IN THE SEASONS SMARTEST FASHION:cOORDINATED COLORS! ' .' • ' ' 'Jr ....... -· ~ '' �. --r- - --·· .... -·~-;----- -.. --- . I Le.~-~·1,·.·.· .·'- ~· o·_.·n . . · , I . • ' -~- ' ·r ~ ' !, " •" i- 1,• ' . • - • ' -. ' ·,a'(·.·- _,· ·-~· ·' ) ' ,• -4'_,,....... ~ 1-. ~ ' ~" ~ . ' -'1" '-:.:· 11 \ __ 1 ' ' .). ' . 1 . ' ' .' l' . , ' ' ' _. · -,! ' • I· • '· -~ I··· • ':, •l I ; ,' ~. , I ;., • . , I '· i · • '' ' ' .. _.. .... ' 1 " \ - •i' ,-~ •1• .,. '\ . •. \ - .~ 1'.:.. 1 • · · i ' ' ;i" \r'l;.\. • , (. · .,, A- ' 10 lor POMEROY - A Cllllj)llln to comt.t the clamOrlne ci Athelat crusader, lladellne' tllat , .,_.eral ~ lell4r-' 4 "ear~ ·bird" -·~ Na.otzlln& .tlllo ~ellllellboth hosjJita111811. re""'llltatl9" ~911er, cl>ljunaOOer ~lf:~,e Murray lor public cen-IIIIP w1J! be printed ~ dllllrlbuted ~·· . •· . Tile Dally ' Seatlilil ...,1 The cblirmari. ' . , · ,W IJkenUle 1'111\; '!-rolG ~ ci Bible reading alltr<Jnllrtswlll In tile dllirlct IIIIa week. The .,_..Bome1ti'Dtlall0 Atllens Maa-r !or coverPut dllllrietpretldentllnthe trill, 111 vl<il! ~~~~maJI!Ier Iii · ~ POMEROY•- U'sapple-rmaldi1'Umoat~J=:IUrprl!" · IHi Initiated 1n the El&lltll DlaAw'ARDS PRmiENTED .- waaaworded*$1islftfO,rreeCh· UO· · processional ..,... ~· Cll(. Dllirlct 8 all! Rlehard Lentz, linlied Methodist Church where the phlloiOI>hy Is that ')'Oil re trlct o1 uie American Le&iDn Presiding ,at the - m_eeiiDg, IDa fiiC)ta by SopL 9 and hBviaa ' IIONO~ GUMS .,, ford Aikins, C;rooksvllle, now,' Somerset, ~~·trt~ 8:·<0111111ilndBI!IIher toe YOUDII nor too old to give a heiPilll hand. · • Auxiliary thla .ftek. Mra. N111tzllnl preaented ~c tile most new li!!llftbera, Flftt year member• loonored naUonal ~urH;y chlirman ci er. . )!'· . '\, . " The ocheclule goes like so- pick on Sa~, reat oo && AddroasinJ 120 EtatrtJt Dl~ era! awards, lncllldlnl! two.., American !.qkill Auxlllar:Y cM1rl8 the c:ooPfence were til~ Departlllll\l ci bht.a:: M!"s, \; At noon a <hlckll!l :~""'" clay, peel 011 MondaY, washonTuesclay,ciOinthe ,Iars on Wedujls· jrlct auxiliarY memberaa~ the aatlonallevel. . · unl1l ci dl~ctlon ""'lvln& ci Galllpolle, S:ewort, Albeftai ~· J a n'!l . ,811~~ by the W.IJ¥eavllle. ila)' cook IHI Tllur&daY and sell on Frida)'. 1n1 the fall emterence held at Jolll C, Ray, netwOrk super. naUonal memberiiiiP a~• Mra Faye Holmam and Mrs. BOld Rile"'; 1' 111'1. W, J; . odlllt Church~~~ lea,'liiO• 'Two "t.tches" wUI be made~ls yeer and yeall!rdlljl, 40 bu- , WUkeavllle Thu~&da.Y. M r •· 'ri&Or ci WOOD, Alliin~ . was wert K. '1'. ·croeoan 21 ci Alh· Nel~ both Of Bremen. B~ Galll&>oi,~; Mrl.-. Ro~•i; . e~ the ~!.~f.~ hhels of apples were picked for this week's work. Next .Sa~ Melvin JIUige, American Legion Biven the award for ado I bell! ena; Ctookl\lllle 222, JuncU011 y r 1 , Neutzllnl presented t•lf WlijlaQII, .bok Ii!lici . ~•• .·:~• ~~th~ another 40 bushels will be picked-at an orchard In the'lo/rlaon- . AuXII~Y president, urged SliP- local radio prc!P'am In the In- .CH;y 376, Nldclii!IIOri 128, and ..cb ci the liilloorees with cor- !loll, Loflllll, and MIBI E-r m., • .)~erei!CII 1ft ''fji~:.~ {,il;liJ)ae port o1 the Legion's nationwide terest of youlb. It pertained 10 Racine 602. Bll'id donateei.J>.r Fnnela Flor. POWers, Lopn. ' . . . · IIIIDI~ above '!I .'"'¥/~' ~~~~ville area. • . Anl'bo<b' lor apple butter? women or the church are takl11t program against the anU-Chrls- ccversge of Btckeye Boys Slate ci Pomeroy ·acC811ted with · Mrs. Bold or WUkei\IUla pve erlne Welsh, Mr .-'J. M. ~ 111 orders. tiaD activities o1 Mrs. Murray. acUvitles at !1\lo Unlversiey aol~ m..,.m0111 , u.ilta of the tile oddren of welcoJliO with ton, Mrs. George Hackett, It was reported thlil she hBa and was signed by Nrll' Esthree ,.,ilen presentad e..., Mrs. _ , relljiODdlng follow· Jolrl, Jack Cir8el)', MrJ,, lllli obtained 27,000 signed letter• teUe HameD, naUonal proalwith slfto, ilig the advancement of tile col. lbinel, Mrs. George ~. . NEXT WEEK MRS. RAYMOND STEW ART ofMiddleportwl!l be installed as South Central District President of the Obio Oilld prctestinJ the decision or the dent. CONVENTION BUSINCIS OJ'S 1o' Yra. Frances Baldes Mrs. J~ Webater, Sr., Yra. · astronauts to read the Bible Mra. N111tzllng also presert. 0 0 A report or the naUciaal COli· and !.Ira. Leeman! '1118cker, Qly Eddie Ginther, and Mra. Conservation League. nnual.OCCL and will preoent theae to NASA ed an award to the Auxlllfry oC ventlon held Iaiit month 1n At. WUkesvllle and the invocation Everett Bates ci Pilat 39, !'lim-Mrs. Stewart's installation will take place at the a . Drew Webater !'list 39 lor RUTLAND - Terri MUier, !ants, Ga. waa given by Mrs. by Mra. iuva DeVault, boat eroy; Yra. Charles Ke••lnPl:• entlon to he held atthestatlerHiltonHotel on Monday,1'ues- headQuarter•. The Christian public Ia be- achieving !!rat place In the na- advisor, was hostess of the NeutziiJIIl. unit chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude Mrs. Dale Kenneol)', Mrs. oar. : •alii Wednesday of next week. Mrs. Kenneth Scites of Pcm.,. ing asked to slgn 100,000 letters tton In a poppy clay diSPlay. A Chatterbox 4-11 Oub or Rutland The el8hlh dlatrlct prealdent Strausbausl> was at the plano ry stahl, Mrs. Asel Searls, Mrs. roy has been thedistrictpresidentrorthepast ~o years anl this Harold Lemley, ll!1d Mrs. a._,. rear has been asked to serve on a state commtttee. At the con- to be gotten to NASA lmmedl· gold ..-I was awarded to on Sept. 30 at2p.m. KarenSutl>- amwneed tile Chillicothe Vet- for the Nadonal Antmm. atel.Y and the American Le3ion Mrs. WOllam Stewart lor her orland also an advisor, and five erana llolpltal birthday party Reports ci the oartous ella. ijeitdrlcks, Mldd\epo!" 128; :rentlon Mrs. Scltes will be conducting a league worklhOJ1' to be held .., Dec. 11 and trlct cblirmen werepvenalong. Mrs. Campbell Harper,_M r o. , Others going from here will be Mrs. Don Thomas, MrL AJ. Auxiliary Is taking a lOBding leglalative pro!P'am for 1968. members were present. role 1o BB<"Uring these, Mrs. 69; and lltulfed red blnls were A donatloo of $2 was epprov· ask~ tlllt aU units COIItrlbute with a report'!rom the crederl· Emeat Bowles, Mrs. .C. R. tan King, Mrs. Don Mullen, ar¥1 Mrs. Don Becker. Junge pointed out. given to Fomeroy 39, Feeney- ed lor the Junior lair beard tor both money and cakea ror the tlals committee abowlntl 121 Young, Mrs. WWlam Smith, _, In response to her appeal, Bemett Pilat 128; Lewis Man- the club's entry In the youth party and pllll to attend. reBiaterid. Servlngontbatccm- Mrs. Arnold Richards and Mrs. COMMENTS IN THE "BEAT OF THE BEND" this week on -th Boone ICMa High School orchestra's invitation to,appear at ~s PO·~as night parade. Mrs. Nllltzllilg also amoun- mlttee were Mra. Albertlloulh, Harrison Belitley, Mlddlp a· aJ."' a.o A HalloweenpertyonOct. 30, ced a leedershlptralnlngschocll Mddleport; Mrtl Virgil Wal. 263; Mr•. VIrgil Walker, "'f•· th: 23rd Annual Mid-West National Band and Orches~Ciinlc to frcm 7 • 9 p.m. at Terri MID· 10 be held In J'l)meroy 00 Nev. ker, Racine, andMrl. Jam e 8 David Yoat, Mrs. 1\!arcelene be held in Chicago this winter brooght back memories for the J. er's home was planned. T h e 22. The acbool will begin at Thomas, Rutland. Willi a dis- Beegle, Mrs. Jes-'• Brinker, J. Davis family. menu wUI be meat aandwiches, 9 a.m. and conllnue thrOUIIt trtct 1p01a ci 2,066, member. and Mrs. Marie Boyd, Racine; Just two years ago Joyce Davis, then a student at _the Intercupcakes, cookles.!)Otltochlps, -Jy nenlnghoure. Both meals ship nOw lltsnlla at 960,11 was all! Mrs. K8tllrynMitcheii,Rutlochen Arts Acadelll,ll, played with a gro"' which recened a ~ld and witches brew. Each glrllo will be serv~. Mrs. El1e Mae repOited. lantL to participate. It wasreallyquiteanhonor, since only outata00111t to bring as follows: Beaverson Is director of tile musicians are selected to participate. Joyce plays. both trumpet By POLLY CRAMER Darlene Berrett. witches school wilh Mra. ABIIOB Mer· alii piano. > Incidentally, Konrad Scholl, who directs lite Boone H~gh brew; Marlene Jlal:relt, c uP. reU 10 teecbperllamentaryprOcakes; Autwnn Ellla, cooklea; cedlre. The achocll Is open to. -School orchestra, had Mrs. Davis in the county orchestra whtch ----•!Polly's Problem_ _ __ Tammy Martin, potato chips; tile public for a small regia. ~e organized while teaching in MiddleporL Ellen Ric . , aandwlchei; Karen tration chlrge. • The Davlo girls keep busy. Joyce Is a freshman tlt_ls !ear at DEAR POLLY-A few years ago, my husband fished a big, old, wagon wheel out of th~ rlver !!nd I S.-herland, aandwiches; and Mrs. o, .A. Martin, awciiOhio University where she is a music major. Elaine 18 lD he r am tired of seeing It In the basement domg nothinll· I Terri Miller, al\)'lhllll not men1ary repreaentaUve for t h e \'!ophomore year at Marshall with a speech and literature major, hope our readers have some different. an~ exeitlng -alii Diana is a pr,.med junior at Ohio State. Elaine, by the way, Southeastern Ohio Mental tioned that will be needed. ways I could use this wheel for decoratmg mdoors or Games will be scrambled Heallh COllier at Alhens, apolce ...,.as initiated Into Delta Zi social sororlcy Friday night. out...:...MRS. J. C. M. words, bobbing for apples, door 011 her plan ci actlvH;y for till prize, and a few more. veterans there. The pq>ularlcy of some teachers! DEAR POLLY I ha~e two uaes for those large juice Science teacher Don Stt vers was given a nice bi~Y sur~ Costumes wUI be judged In The auxiliary ci WUkeavllle cana that Mrs. A. J. has theRe cstegorles, Prettiest, Ug- Pilat 476 hosted the conventiDII · prise by some of the sixth grade girls Friday. , They staged a pert)' for him durl~ their science class. Serv· been saving. The Brownies Jiest, Most Orlgl..l, Craziest, held In tile American Le&lon in our town painted and and lanCiosL Elsie Sutherland Grove there. As each ci tile -ed cuPcakes, Kooi-Aid and candy. then stippled some with and Mr. and ~ •• Arthur MDI· ""leers and peat dllirlct\ presanother color and gave er wlll be the judges. !dents registered, theY were · them to the loeal hospital Tag was played lor recrea· presented corsage&. Mrs. JeD· to use for flower vases. and refreshments were nle Cottrill, president of the tton A frlend uses such cans, unpalnted, as lanterns 10 ser;ed by Mrs, Arthur MUler boat unit, call~ the meeting to hang on the trees ln his atll Terrie. _ ..... U<-.f• lovely garden. Small holes In tile proceaaioo led by Mrs. were punched to make de· . . Robert Btms, aergeant at si~s aU over the cans and arms, were Mra. Junge of llol. Th w~res were attached for hanglng them. He uses large e re- candles inside of these for effective decorations.-MRS. : POMEROY - O!!lcers were Health Center, Alhens. pte, Mra•. Na.otzllnl, Mrs. Ger. PLAN RUMMAGE SALE lnatalled In an Impressive can- (Jlest !rom the insti111Uon stat~ that no live cedar, glass, or H. M. H. MIDDLEPORT - Heath Unit. aid Wlldermulh, l'llmeroy, Dis4Jeught service all! several wire were to be used in the DEAR POLLY-Mrs. A. J.'s 46-ounce Juice cans could ed Methodist lllurch will hold a trict 8 Americanism chairman; ~c proJects were planned by arrangement&. be used for banj!lng up the garden bose. Nail three, four or rUIIlllllge Bille . Tueoday . aDI Mrs. Allen lfamptcn, Pome· SALE AT!.\1.: - .1· ihe a.ester Garden Club Wed. ............... . •:····' ''~'!',~) The Region 11 Ohio Aaao- " !lye Ia a . hall cll'Cie' oo' a bom:d and then ..., ~e ~ to Wednesday ln.~'tltenmd '!"' ILudre illodo.Y night at the bqme of. elation o1 Garde; Clubs, moet- the 2li4s ln the garage .~1A)UISE 11'Miw ·' · ·~ · buildlnJ on Mill St. In Mlddl,. · , Brunicar~l'i House of M~• c, G!Jlllpol)s 1 liS. Purley Karr, · Lancaster, ccmmunlty porl Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. ing to be held on Nov. 1 'It DEAR POLLY-If Mrs. A. J. has not. cut the tops off l)er ~ ,,::;~.Bald YOUJIIl, redrlng Lake llopewassnnoonced. Plans many large juice cans, she can make ftl{!j! hassocks or foot· James Jividen, and Mrs. Walter ~~~~;Mrs. Harry D a·~ I 1, ~sl- presented each of were made tor a oolurnn 1 o r stools with them . Cover each can With an old sock or heavy llayes will pick ·UJl items for 11 aubsUtutlng for Mrs. 207 SPEECH BLDG. ATHENS,~RHIO tile , _ olficers with a cor. "Green Thumb Notes" in The stocking and sew them together, ~lth one In the center and BW Mohler, Junction CH;y, Jun. the sale. sage. The lnatallation service · Navemher • then six more around lt. Cover With materlal.-0. S. Se tlne1 Dally n rn eomucted by Mra. Robert Wood M r s. Frederick, assistant lestured Jl&htlng o! candles by hostess, presented the program · / eaeh of.llcer In a color symbulusing an Illustrated talk on plant lc a! her clltles. propagatiiHI. She reviewed the Jnstall~ were Mrs. Leonard ) live of propegatiiHI and l:nnn, president; Mrs. C a r I gave t,ypes a demiHiatratlon on hoW Kautz vice president; Mrs. Roy ' to propagate cuttings, using beM111or seconl vice president; ' POMEROY - Highlights of. Mrs. Horace Karr, aeeretarYi gonia&, geraniums, and yew. The club by.laws re..written her trips to Alaaka were relat. )Irs. Wyatt Chadwell, assistant :.:retary; Mrs. Earl Young, by Mrs. Mora, Mrs. HoWard ~ by Mrs. Katrine Milliken Knl«bt and Mrs. Paul B a e r, when the Pomeroy Shakespeare ~surer; and Mra. P e a r I were read and approved by the Club met Wednesday at the home )lora, assistant tteuurer. (JUST BELOW THE BRIDGE IN POMEROY) a! Mrs. T. A. Hennesy. : · Plans were made during the club. Judges Mrs. llomer Holter Mrs. Millikan, who 'rislted to have a booth o! gar. jkm materials at the school car- and Mrs. Baer awarded rib- her son, Norman Rousey, and idval on Oct. 25 sponsored by boos lor speclmenatoMrs. Pur- family at Palmer, Alaska, deI» llleater PI'A. Mrs. George ley Ktft-r, cocltsoomb; M r s. acrlbed the climate, scenery, ffederlck and Mra. Wyatt Chad- Clarence Neutzling and M r s. Dowers and oommercial asHolter, dabllas; Mrs. Erwin, pects o! the state. She told of ~ were named to be In charge roses, and Mrs. Oris Ginther, her experiences the time she Gfthe booth. drove alone to Alaska anq dis( Mrl. Rekl YOUDII thanked the gladioli. For artistic arrangements played for tile members a mun•eommlttee which prepared the to Mrs. Robert ribbons went ber or souvenirs, brochures, '&arden clob noat ror the Eaat.. Wood, Mrs. Dale Kautz, M r s. and pictures. ern lll8h SchOOl homecoming The Alaska Dey FesUval ac. Assisting Mrs. YOIIIIII llolter, Mrs. Purley Karr, and Mrs. Frederick. tlvitles were described by Mrs. 'wert Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Woodby Mrs. J. M. Gaul Devotions irow Mora, and Mrs. Purley on u A Plea1811t Countenance" Millikan who read excerpta .. from a manuscript of her trav. i!Wrr. : It was noted tllst the decora- Included scripture from t h e els. She made her first trip ·ttona at the Chester Methodlat Psalms. n,e club c:ollect and the to Alaska tn !955. · In response to roll call mem'Church lor rally day last &Jn.. Lord's Prayer was pvenlnunibers named an Alaskan Cley. were prepared by M r s. 8011. A cplz oonducted by Mrs. Er- Mrs. Louis Reibel presided at 'YCUI& Mra. Karr, Mrs. Earl :Dean, and Mrs. Donald Mora. win and Mrs. Miller was won by the meeting which opened with . Eleven members volunteered Mrs, Pearl Mora. A salad the Women's Creed. Devotions 'to make table deooratlons lor course carrying out the Hallo- by Mrs. Hennesy Included two MANY MAKES the Christmas seeson at the ween theme was served to the meditations ''Eyes that See'' Southeaatem !1\lo M e n t a I entire club membership which and 11By Example.'' AND . MODELl TO ,;.CHOOSE was present for tbemeeUngand It was announced that Mrs. FROM THE FO~LuWING Mrs. Gordon Anderson, a guest. PhU Williamson will holt Ute Mrs. Ginther recelv~ the door November meeting. RefreshMANUFACTURERS--'·' ' prize. menta were - If ;rou've Just about "had It" with torn qp llrelta In P11110roy d• to the sewage dliPOIII project, yw wDI '1111 1l111Pl' 10 lcnow lhit come Thanklilvlrw all the work wUI be ~leled. "We'll be baek to oormal," reports Pomeroy MaYor a.rteo !Apr, The trunk line of the sewage syat.m beo been laid as lar "'IHI East Main aa It will go alii as far dolni on West Malo aopltmed rlgbt now, Just below Karr and Van Zanlt Motor Co. Sewer lines on East Main from In trcirt of the football fteld, "' pest the Rizer on Co., have already been corinilcted to the trunic line and concrete poured. Workers are ellllOcted 10 begin blacktopplf1l Monda.l', startlf1llnfront ofthe football field am gol~~g "' East Main. Needleu to say, the work on Main St. has bean the aource of Irritation for man,v a motor· KATIE let, but ~t•s 11 tewer biz." 1 --Stormont iAmblt. Chatterboxes flr,, T H ld par1y • . KEITH ASHLEY, SON OF Mr. alii Mrs. Robert Ashley, t.... ~ Falla, has returned home l'ronlllolzer Medical Center foJ.. l!lllbw knee surgery. Keith, aJunloratSoutllernHigh Schocll, will be habbll~ about with a eaat about olx weeks. car. Jazzed-Up Juice Cans Make Colorful Vases OHiiO UNIVERSRY THEATR . COUPON Will EACI SEASOI proteC • tS :_PIanned by ClUb • ;'. CI•VIC BOY FRIEND'' " $4.so·FOI STUDENTS $7.00, F01 ADULTS , oaoaEI a, 9, 10, n, 12 h. >TICK~noN ""q'"''"'" ·' - . ' .. " '· " " . 594'-SolO A askan Trip Is Described .. '; ·: NOW ON DISPLAY AT GREEN H.ILL HOMES, IN ;n..un. ,..-ac1e. .. - ;day ALSO. Students Pot Tulip Bulbs RUTLAND - Tulip belbs : were potted by members of the : opec:lal education class oC Mrs. : Thelma Campbell at the Rut: land Elementary SchOOl Friday. · The garden therapy oesaions : are conducted monthl.Y by mem: bers of the Rutland Friendly . Gucleners Club. The potted Ill• Up bulbs will be stored In a : dark, cool place until mld.Jan. _ , , when the students will · ltart to water and care for · them In ~· of rorcing blooms lf<)UIId Valentlne's Dey, ·~ ·· Mra. Larry EdWar<ls, lherchlirman, related inlorma, about tile origin and pJant,. !if tulip. to the studenta. waa altioted by Mra. Frld and Mrl. Homli> Cookies, Kooi.Ald, ind provldecl by Mra. Ed. :~~fJ=:::·· o~and::,:. William llrolln FLOOR PLAN ~ . ~ANABY ...ifY Discussion Held·.· By PI'A' C~utic~>.:::·i,i. .,1. \ I ly amY CAN~It~ SUNDAY . ' ·J ..I •' • POMEROY ..:. A layette """"· .DREw WEBSTER POST 39, we must bave a blologlcal tD'fle to get ready for POMEROY Dlaeullfm Jut iprW1 Vlp eo Wdi ti ot honoring Mrs. RaymoiidBal. Alllerlt;an LtcloD, will have a wlnter, an lnstbictlve reeUng that It's tlifte to 'take prolec· 8TCI!PII oo aateO', a1uclent dll- ton, D. C, ~ l!J-- ~ ty waa held recent~¥ In the so. chicken bll'becue Senda,y,.. the tive meaaures against artie blasts and long dark nlgbll . clpllne, and play81'01111d ouper. bero and .......,. flllt .,..., cta1 ,room of till l'lllllerOY partUne lot In Pomeroy; Sen- Not 10o long a 11o th1B wu the aeason wben there was a 'rilion hl&ltillhll'd a me e'h11 ci Vlp will be 11.r baa I• 1 . bfl Church of Chrlat. lnl will begin at 11:30 • ;m, great b~lngto get flnlabed, to be ready. Women ~e tile 11e1p Cwnl;y Cwnel1 c~ train. 11e .tie ~~.... Mrs. Edward Wella, M r a. MONDAY busy c the lUI vegetables, beating earpell In the l'lrentl and Teacbers h el ,d laiD patNJ ••••-' eo be Don McKnllht, Mr11. A I v I n SALEM CENTER P.T .A., Mon· back yard 1 g blankets, ordering coal for the furnace Tllurllda¥ niJ)It at till Selem cbanpd. • • liPeero, and Mn. BW McDill- day, 7:30 at tile lcbool. and a cora of wood for the fireplace: " Center Sehocll. ilrl. c:rtw'· iDolod ... t be Mrs. Leo Crew prealded at next meella& will ,._.. a . lei were the hoateaoea. Gills TIIEODORUS COUNCU. 17, There's no feverlah activity necessary for moat of us towere placed em a table which IOOF haD,. Moodey, 7:30 p.m.; day. On the first cool day I merely turn the thermoatat and tile meeting. She amounced tile FDIIIIder'a 11to;r Jll'(llnDI ·11111· ,_ e-. feablr~ a mlnlalllre plaatlc Sllnle)' pstt,y, Mary Baldwlndem· my gas furnace ellcks . .Certainly I have nothing to put crib centerpiece. YoUow and ooltrator; members may attend down ln a root cellar and my blankets don't smell of naptba sreen atreamers extended from the ceiling to tile table and a colorful lnldlnl can bung In the ente IPt' Games..:... ,.'.:,edwithprb. ea belllg won b1 Mra. lllli Col. liD' Mra. Larry Wtitnuw, Mra. Dawer Kapple. The door prize went to Mrs. Harvey Van Vranlcen, Miniature cribs were Biven 81 favors. Ice eream, cake, llllllcb. ooftee and mints ll8re served. . or 88lld orders • TilE MEIGS Chapter of the Amorlcsn Reel Cross will meet Mooday at 7 '30 p.m. at Voter· ana Memorial lloopltal lnateeslyd ol Thursday as was prevlou announced. RJVEIIVIEW PJ'A Monday, Oct. 6 • at 7 :30 p.m. at the oonventlon of the Ohio ConIII'Ois, Oct. 13-15 In ~layton and flakes. I can call In an order of wood any time through aoked for a delepte the winter and the nice fanner wW bring it. Is tbls because It was tllst a portion ci he 11 more efficient or because t:be anow plow ~wa are tile delepte'o eoplnaea wwkl more elflclent? I must remember to aak him. :' · be paid. My preparations for winter come down to belng sure The pledge 10 the !lag led by everytiody ln the house bas two boots, preferably a left Mike swtck and the 11at1ona1 and a right, and changing pale summer bediiPreada for Antllem wltll Unda Cordlllo It the darker wlnter ones. tile plane opened the meet1nc. Unlike those who live in modem houses equipped wlt:b Mrs. Richard VauJ)Ian pve tile ~•.!Ch comforll aa combination aluminum storm Windows, PI'A prayer. Devotions b7Mra. OlD' famlly oboerves an annual event called WreJtllng with Richard Bartoo wert Oil tile top.. the Screens. We live In a blg old houoe where every will· lc "Teach Ua to Pn,y." Ofll. dow ls a different slze and all of them so blgb off the cera reports were given all! ground that only a slx·footer on a ladder can bandle them. Mrs. Bartoo remlncled mem. Instead of dolng many jobs ln order to protect tbe family, bers lhat COUIIell clue8 a n d we can apend aome time traveling lnto t:be country. There scholarship money Ia payable are still fields of gold and dark purple flowers and elder now. stands within a short drive of most of us. · Leo Crew spoke on the aafe. At our bouse we spend hours deciding on the rlgbt week- cy petrol program In tile aeboola end for our trip.' We dread green patcbes ln the scenery and a! the need lor expa..UIII and d 0bale' Should we go when we lmow ball the trees It, He reviewed blgllllabta ol haven't yet changed color? Should we walt, gamble on the weather, take a chance on raln and no leaves? Program Announced Lodge Banquet I, , ' ;St _. • Firemen Auxiliary Meers t' .t ' " " Bonus of Pleasure As Cold Creeps in ' to-. acbool; Jolin Riebel, Executive Head of F.aatern School District to apeak on renewal of the 3nt111 Cl()Bratll!llevy, to be voted 10 Mlnnesotalsst week to see OU Ue the Gophers. Attending betides lhoae nam. 011 at Ute November elecUIHI ~ were Mrs. Wlllard Boyer• 1n the Eaatem Local Schocll SPORTS ..ANS HOPING lo have csble TV lor vlewi11t ado Mra. Elza Gilmore, Mra. Flo District. All parents urged to Slate foo4bi1I pmes will no doubt have to walt unUI next season. Strickland, Mrs. lllarleo Haft. Even If QProval were gl ven by tile Federal CemmunlcstilllS eem.. .man, Mra, Don Mullen, Vlcld atteed. U~-- . ._ George..,..u....,, ~-WOMEN'S AUXILIARY Board lldtolcm for local cable senlce, It Ia toe late ror this oeason'a ......,.....,,.,..... pmea. Don't Blve"' hq>e tor next year, ._ever, aa John Zer- Mlu Jane Wells, Mila Jeml. of Vaterans Memorial Hospital, kle, president ci Middleport council, reports lhit Parkersburg fer ~~. Mrs. Harold Smith, ·Monday, 7:30 p.m. at hoSPital TV bel given Ita qprova1 for the cable service. Miss Leslie ~s. Mrs. Clar. cafeteria. FC.C t,pprova1 Ia the only hurdle remalnlow. Both PomerO)' ence Andrewa, Mrs. Ralph Wei. TUESDAY After the screens are down, we have only the last grass and llllddleport are waltil!l lor the final FCC OK, ker, all! Karen all! Jill BaJty. MEIGS ASSN, lor Mentally cutting to do and our own leaves to rake-hardly major Others presenting glfta to Retarded lliUdren and Adulta, accompUslunents. Our comfort doesn't depend on completIJ'I:TLE KIM FOLLROD, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs . .Jack Mrs. Baley were Mrs. oar. 7:30 p,m. Tuesday, baaemento! Ing the work and there are some who could perl)aps make Follrod, Lincoln HW, wants her eight-year-old poodle to come old Hood, Mrs. Jack Hanley, Trinicy United Church of Christ, a case against contemporary society by the very useleas· ness of OlD' performing such task&. · :. home. The Uey dog ell-eared Friday when left In the llmlly Mloa Loulae GUmore, a n d Pomeroy. JITNEY SUPPER, Mount " ear lhit was parked behind Murphy' 1 atore In Pl. Pleaaant. If yoo Mi's. Rick McKnlibt. PeraonaUy, I'm glad I bave these extra hours and extra Moriah llaptlst lllurch 4:30 to afternoons to spend with my children. We aren't making . aee a small black P!>edle, pleaae contact the Follrodo. 6:30 p, m. Tuesda)'; sponsored applesauce or sewing up flannel nightgowns ln preparation for winter's cold. But we walk together, abare a storybook by the Mlaslonary Society. Kyger Mr. and Mrs. Rojbert Slaaon, MIDDLEPORT lAlDGE No. and ap111es and a blaze in the fireplace. We're storlng up memones against another kind of chill they may well Middleport, are amounclng tile 363, F&M, Tuesday at 7:30 p. encounter in the future. CHESTER - The Ladlea Aux- en alii plana for tile amual plc- birth ol a 7 lb., 2 oz. son m. All Master Masona Invited. For UtorY of the Vol!lnleer Fire nic were dllcuued. Christmas Sept. 13, at Holzer Medical Refreshments. Dept. met Wednellda¥ even1111 cards were ordered anclwlll be Center. Ho was named John MIDDLEPORT - Slides on Oct. 14. RAONE CUB Paek 243 meet. at till !Ire lllluoe. VIce pres~ lor sale bJ memberL Evan~ellne Chapter, Order of WeStey. The Slaoono have an- 1111 alter school Tuesday In the the New Mexico Boy S c o u t dent Margaret a.rloty pres~ Members ID attelllance were other son, Robbie. Grandpar- basement of Racine Baptist ranch and presentation of nlu- Eastern star, will aerve t h e ' eel. . Clec smtth, Marpret Chrlacy, ents are Mrs. Iva stewart, Mid- lllurch. sica! monbers wW be the pro- dinner. Tickets for tile affair to : Minutes of theprevlwa meet. Clarice Allen, Jeon Sexaon, dleport, and Mr. and M r a. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, gram when the anrual father • be held In the bas~nt dinlnJ ~1111 and the treaaurer'o report Gienda llunt, Ethel Orr, Betty WIYlle stason, local, John Wes- Order of the F.aatern Star, 7:- son banquet of Middleport Ma- room of the Masi>nlc Temple ~were read by Oeo Snllth. Re- · Newell, GrscoGwnpt,lnlyNew· ley waa bom on the blrlhday of 45 J!.m. Tuesday; electloo of sonic Lodge 363, F. and A.M. may be purchased' from lodge 1 porta of comml-• l\'ere givell alii Dorotily M,yora. Is held at 6:15p.m. on Tuesday, omcers. his ll!'and!atller, Mr. S111m. _o lflcers. . WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT !JTERARY Oub, 2 p.m. hoole of MrL Galen Brown; life story of Ernest Hemingway to be reviewed by Mrs. James Euler. POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT Lions Club Wednesday at noon, social room o!Untted Methndht Chlll'eh, llomern,v. POMEROY OIAPTER No. 80 Royal Arch Masons, Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., 1\!aaonic Temple Bldg. THURSDAY •lit' '• ,.,..-, ~ DISABLED AMERICAN Vetersna a n d Auxiliary, 7:30 Of Thursclay night, D. A. V. bill, Pomeroy; refreshments follow· 101 meeting. Lined and Unlined AFTERNOON ORCLE, Heath ' United Methodist Church, 2 p. m. Tllursclay, MrL E. M. Wood, Mrs. Lemma Lighter, Miss Zel· Ia Pullin, and Mrs. Beulah Hayes, hostesses. MR. AND MRS. FRED CROW, JR., Syracuse, whose son. 100, Ia the center on Ohio Unlversicy'o lootballlltluad, were amorw IJie 80 per.- who flew on the chartered plane !rom Columbua POLL SUISCIIPIIOI FOI SMASH HIT MUSICAL Shower Given In Honor of Mrs. Baity ' t,ctiYIUIIIIII\ii ~Mrl. ·~ , The ~ ...~. Cllllll• Mra. Den Nelllllilll. tile Elablll li.Y ~:·~Wit ~~i TOm lllU ct' WMJ'b !or radio !loll, .tr., ,Lopn, oub~ . ~ •!Willi 111'81~ fi;'G_~ tormer D)~ct ~lidonl, ~ .Uit, ,Nii!V~Inp;ecaailltloli ttmeaNIDtM~i41'Jio'Mr•. for Mrs. ¥J!dre4Dojl~ch, , ~rJiall~n?)lllLon!~; , ~ . . -~ il!'eJ'IIIId 1!/ -, . I ..-',, • . ' '•4. 'w··' 'Q···.! ,,··m ·~'5~-i:. ·e~ .. ,,:"','.~,·j..: . . ·. ·F' "g·b't A·the ' ,·em · ~. AA· n · ~ · e · ,Jr ·,,,:,l1.1. '·;-·•:~ ~ ..·:... ~- .,. ·... ·. ·. ., . .· .,Q· . , .,..,:vt~c,-·. :· .. . •.r .. r • ' Bel,..._,. ., will be held at ~ Feb. 5. She uJ'IIld Clile ·Ill dldob 10 tho 1811 dllt- ·· aates ci the 1allta, lllloeni· ~ ·the unlta Tile rGIJ call of ........... ~ au. ' n'l as follan: J1n11i. loury, nve; <:be-, biDs Jllld. , dl_.t. all; IW&QJ, biD; tl&. cine, four; R•tl•l'd, - . Ill. !em Comer, 11; &1111 Sallllur7, fwr. A peat prelldeat"J. _. , . . . presented to Mn.Ralilft'WootL Mrs. Crew reod "PTA ·Neodl llollpltallcy." T b • Walfrom the host unit wu aten11 ~ by Mrs, Delbett Cake and punch 1Nft ·"'"~ ed. *"''. ,. olll-• a-. ""'•llll Author, Lecrurer Coming on Tuesday MIDDLEPORT - Mr. Glen Wheeler, author aM lecturer, now pestorlnJ Ute Church of Christ In Ironton, will be guest speaker at q meet1111 at the Middleport Church or Chrlat Tue ... clay evening. The meeting Is another In a aeries carry!~ out the campaign theme of"God'sWordfor Growing." It will begin wllh a potluck dhmer at 6:30 p.m• The campaign wUI contlwe tllrougl! October and November alii wW conclude wl th a visitation program the three weeks preced1111 Chrisunas. Mra. Jamee CUpenler and son, Jay,ofCoolviDe,~-­ eral clays thlspeatweetnrllb hor parents, Mr. and lifrL llomer Parker of Rutlancl. Mr. and Mrs. IIQJ Snowdenci Rutland are vlsltiDIIn Col,_ bus this weekenl with theirIn-law and claQghter, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Slmpld•. a n 4 daughters, ChetlaaDI MelliiL Spellll~ last weelciencl will! the Snowdena were Mr. and II r L Caroll Snowden, -'-to, Wry and Gary, of <'•lllr'lla. Guests this weekeod of Mr. and MrL James Crl..,all are Mr. and Mra. Robert Culler of Charleston, W, Va. .. ' ~ ------- ~ Where goth, boots? High up the leg, stal~ing i straight to the ~nee for I lean, leggy loo~. The ~. gr~test way t~., ~~.:~J~ ~~~~~ion. ~~t~ ,sltc,rt, ~leat.ed NGS ;:s~uts, ~rgyl~·wreppe~ ~ard•glnl·~hat· run h1p~ l; le~~h, a Ia 1930 and lon!IJ long scarVeS tKat' swing ·. wile · around the nee:~. RUTLAND FUIIIt.E'S OCTOBER sPECIALI Complete Selection CONNIE BOOTS BUY 10.00 to 21.00 THIS ER Eddy's Schedule For Week Noted POMEROY - Mr. Eddy Eclueator'a schedule forweekotOcIOber 6111 thrwgh 9th In Meigs County lo: MONDAY Salisbury alii vicinity, 9-!0:45Lm. ~ncl ~hool, 11 ~-2 p.m. TIIUIISDAY · Catholic Ourch (Lone Bot. tcm, 10 - 10:30 a.m. ..... Bollomt 11 • 1:15 p.m. Pcrllaacl, 1:35 • 2:15 p.m. Greot Bend, 2:30 • 3 p.m. Apple Grove, 3:15 • 3:45p.m. AntlquH;y, t • t:30 p.m. Racine Banli, t:45 • 8:30 p,m. DRYING WASHER 169.95 YOUR SANITARY PERSONAL WASHER .•. PERFECT FOR: ( ) HOMES ( ) APARTMENTS ( ) VACATION HOMES ( ) MOBILE HOMES ( ) COTTAGES ( ) DORMITORIES WASHES CLEANER - ' T .. bo-octlon agitation swges- hut, audsv wnh woter throygh th• clottt.s. SAVES TIME - wo•he•, rl,.•• and spins a fomll~sll• lood domp4-)' In mlnllfes. SAVES MONEY - uses onl)' -113 the we~t• that mott outomoties vao. Scrto up to 100 gollons of wat.- eoeh washclo)'. USE IT EVERYWHERE No Installation • s..-clol plumiJing r-.ulred. David Hoffman Has His 5th Birrhday AND YOU GETT AT new ' This amazing HOCMr appliance does so many floor anc1 rug cl~ning tasks that you'll find It almost indlspenuble. If you.haw . floors to protect AAd want thlllr beauty to show 'tilt time, ~ need a HOQ1II!r Floj'Jr+Matlc. · --·· ·-~ Yo11 c4_n: Power ScJ'IIb, t'.et Pick11p} Apply ·l'ai, Polis,li;-& 811({, ~p.Aitlp Mop alld .poo C.al(let. •.. ,· · ••!· ; j 1 ILlld~~~"""=' -"'=lf:~"~~~'""'""":· __,__"~:i~ r:Frf~1 _~ ~ : -== SoutiiHster• .()111o's ~est M,lle Largest II So•tlltrn, Olilo. "'*' (lt. .., . Onl' Of "•/, · · ., · ·· : -. "~l ... ',; . .-.J ,.,,.,,~·;tt;: .s.. ) . ,•,_, t .. ',- ''······ ,> ' "'. .,. ' ' .. �J', ' lOU,Get. 'i ') . Morei With kroae~~•. SurprQi < .,<, ~ dI .......... BIG4 ,"'.... ,,..,........... l Open Camper Lot ' ~·, KEY BISCAY~ ~ (VPI) , The I\'Jilte Roo,l~ pf4 Sil~~r- ·· , J Preald8iJI: !lifliOn klliow · buoloeso d~s at !f)i' llinObe · · to ,the Court . lllmplle<t lwlorever, that the · ehlol exeeUt!w ·<lid nP! evect the deoiiJWj lc111e "lntetpret.e4u th!t ft)'.. ~·.were. ·; -a ""'"rings Rllt St•b ,., ·, .... ,. ,~. 45 Pardi Filets ,... · 'I I TIDS IS THE comfortable ~----------------~--· in their business venture at ter. Committees For Year Announced RUTLAND - Committees of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club for the 1969--70 year bave been announced by Mrs. William W!llford, president. Making up the executive cornare Mrs. Willford, Mrs. Homer Parker, Mrs. Harold Wolfe, and Mrs. Wllllam Brown. Other committees are Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Bruce May, Mrs. Fred Williamson, Mra. Willford, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Joe Bolin, program; Mrs. May, Mrs. Williamson, and Mrs. WUI!am Gaddis, fi- Gaddis, open meeting. Mrs. Cron was named t he County lair fiower show chairman; with Mrs. WUliamson to arrange garden and nursecy tourl!l, and Mrs. Fetty, a nature toor and picnic, Named as delegates to the regional meetlogs were Mrs. Birchfield, Mrs. Bolin. Mrs. Edwards, t' ,,, I • IAYTAG "The Dependables" MIDDLEPORT - Mr. allll MrL lijchard E. Rat!oburD,..the . • !clrnier Llnola Lou GlJqy, Middleport, are liiiiOUIICllw the bll'1h or their fint child, l , IOV• en poqnd, 10 0111ce daUibfer, Rholllla Renee, bern Sepl. 28 at 11te HOlzer Medical Center, ,, ~~ ··. If,.., cMo tll.1tlo GIIIISia .69c . Mr. and Mrs. Herschel GU!cey, Mlddleport. and PllernoiJl'&lldPifenll are Mrs. lloi-oth; Rat!~­ . burn ot Collllllbua and Fnncis . ~ '~ Oxydol ~~ro. lft . . urd• "NET WT. IS. 1 Ol.,. fnntlU Gf111t 1/a ,.. _\~:a":_ vr · ,, :!'. l.pundry Det.r;tnt FREE -·. llf.,. ... lli.IJ •t; ·uiuuHr. "a , MELADUR• DINNERWARE IIIDce; Mra. Brown, sunshine; Mrs. W!llford and Mrs. Bolin, ocrapbook; Mrs. Bolln, Mrs. Aacil Cross, membership; Mrs. Richard Fett;y, Jr. and Mrs. Howard Birchfield, telephone; Mrs. Tom Stewart and Mrs. Parker, civic; Mrs. Torn MarUD, library; Mrs. Robert Snowdon, horticulture. Mra. Bruce Davis, radio; Mrs. Larry Edwards, therapy; Mrs. Parker, publicity; Mrs. Wllltord, Mrs. Parker, M r s. Sllowden, Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Pork .Sausage Gill 1. . . IIIII '-j• . Born September 28 ·. .• AREPUTATIOtfiUlLT ON BEST SERVICE Thi 1 i' our excluti•• May. tai serYice building. Here, your Mayfag ie tervlcecl by Rhonda.Rat#rbc!rn is Male(IBI grandparent• are .... ~ ..~.... ., ••. ,..... ~ -1,·' OUR MAYTAG SERVICE SHOP Fall Festival ., II aur ccmman AYT AG SERVICE their farm home near Ches- , . Knll$ toke you fashionably through the ieasot~J. ·, Multicolored stripes provide dec:lded flair·to this knit woolen dress (left) which con be wom for .autumn an(ii winter. Knit pantsuit (rlgnt) features th1 new •.. tuni~ look in ~Uth calars as chan:oal, !TI0c:aroon and " ·Napoleon blue. These designs a... fram the autumn . and winter callectlcin of Dalton of,A!nerlca. . Armour Star Pure tavo; and colorful dining area in one O( the caq,ers being shown by Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul SJit UIOA ~fond..., ~~ . .; ..• ':~or~:;: . ~· '!YlM ol •, ...... TO IE GIVEN AWAY FREE BY - The'U -meill4n ~dta11 a bOmb IUt 011 Ainebltila I'IIW Ill 11to A&uuaa. 0111sed · ...~10 l·lb. 1-oz. harm Box ,.. -~ . "'!{~~ ... ~~ --- ./~ ::. ' ... ' . ( ~ . '~-... . BOlAIS AWJi:IGH, FRB_J\· . ·AN~ORAGE,' Aluka (VpO : ' tapo, 11clo ond aD tt.o dotal& yoo 111011. a factory trained sen·iceman. If yOura is tervic•d ot hom•, it gets our Rod Carpal Sor• vice. lilmtoN ""'dol A106-DE-306 Margarine Allorted Morton Pot Pies KROGER GEARED TO SERVE YOU BETTERI .,s Spotlight Instant ' CoRel CONTEST RULES • FREE TICKETS • NOTHING TO BUY • NO OBLIGATION • fiElD NOT BE ·.RESENT TO WIN .~ •~ND;:PIJRCHASE :NEC·ESSARY •.. I. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. 2. Every adult person shopprng at Nelson's Drug Stores will receive a numbered ticket, with attoched coupon, which the customer shall detoch and depo1it in 1M container: 3. The winning number will be detormin-4 at a drawing to bo conduct-4 by repruontative1 of thia 1tore on Jon. 6, 1970. The holder of such number mull claim the Gold c;adillac before midnight on Jan. 8, 1970. Succoui•• alternate winning n'""bers will" be drawn at such drawing, and 1111111'. the GOld Cad,iltad~ao been claimed by the person entitled to , ,J.' I dO 1,1> )"ii!iln I~ llmil..t l*iod, the holder of the next oucceeding oltor""'~. -~..... ·!hall, "'-·,t~trfayr (24) hour1 from the end of the next ·.I priO, cl,q h" · ~loci 11irithln ' *"ich "'claim the Gold Cadillac. The winning number oncl ali.mat.,nu.,.;.,o, in Ilona and Wllllamaon. Mra. May is chairman oC arrangements for the Rutland Always Improving Our Service we aot a new truck to alve you even fin• more eflldent .-.Ice. We have' found people want a finished Installation - not a set off job. We Install Clllllpletelr) Isn't that tthat you really want? .· ThoughtAnd the people and tl> " cUy authonties were D rl i.~ · 1 u r b e d u>hen they hearrl lhir. And when they had taken IOCUrity from .lason fiNd the rett, they L•t them go.-Acu 11:8, 9. the~" drawn~ i~U· be posted in our pub~iahed in tfle Daily S.ntlnei, and tho holder of the winning num"" or any alternGte number must claim the Gofd Codillac within tho specified period or forfeit hi1 or her right to do 10. and Mrs. Braneb f( the Pomeroy National Bank, and Mrs. Wolfe a n d Mrs. Brown are to have charge Gf tho !lower show. The 1969-70 yearbooks ollhe club have been distributed to the members. Printed In red, the white cover reatu.resarose, 1be club's flower. Mrs. Park~ II', )'earbook chairman, reports the books were psld lor from receipts ol a pop cap <barlty fund. Phone 742-4211 Rutlaird, . Ohio ' I, ~ ·.~ ,( ·Nfn' of 1M following ~10111 ohall be el igible to enter .,. wio th/1 I ., 1 • . ·, ' ... •J -~~~cnr,~~ ~-· iloltd In ou;T;i . ,·r,,·, 1 . so.,.,.,. .' . ' ~~~~·n~The Kroger Co., 1969 mceoana effectlnthrvW-d~Oct. POMEROY camping Is ed In paneling. Brt&ht colored .., loDger pitching a tent be- drapes at the wlndoiJa match All fryers bsbblingbronkandrool!h~ lhe fabrics covering the wide sold at Kroger lag It tor~ lew ~·· <OUches and comfortable dlnlna Camping, 1969 is big bus- areas in the trailers. are U.S. lneu and statisUcs from loTllllay's camper just doesn't Government eatlons such as Meigs Councy•s "rough" Jt too much. T he Royal Oak Patk prove thet trailers at lhe Gaul sales lot Inspected! camping is "the thing" of Iota are equ(jlped with refrlgeraand lots of people. tors - eleetrle or sa• - a AJ1<I - entering the "In" light oystem, closet and otorscene are Mr. and Mro. J. M. age space, modern cooking fa.. Gaul of the &lmner Road ill cil!Ues, and bathrooms e o mChester TOWDship. plete with showers. Floors feature , Willing to take a chance on the future Gt camping, 1969 made lor eaay maintenance and style the Gauls hsve opened the entire package Is compsct a ea'mper and travel trailer so that wit:hout much problem sales service at ·their home. the trailer can be hooked to Featuring campers allll trav- the car and the lamlly Is on el trailers In lengths ranging ils merry way with no .wom from 13 to 19\'.! feet, the Gaul about motel accommndatlons. business Is located on a ellsCarrying out their sales play lot next door to their eratim on their PI"'>>ZV. rural home. Ills operated from though It might be a bit off 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Mo n d a y beaten psth, the Geuls !eel will tllrougtl Saturday and from 1 to be an advlllfage to the custo8 p.m. each SUnday. A ama11 mer ill savings since IKI large · office building Is located on lllllOIUIIB of overhead coste are the lot. Involved. Mr. and Mra. Gaul Mr. and Mrs. Gaul have cho.. welcome browsers. sen the Banner and Contlnen- - - - - - - - - tal lines for their new bualToo many people are ness venture to a~peal to the thinking of security instead 1969 outdoorenthumastwhonow of opportunity, They seem Kroger has all your camps In style. more afraid of life than lte meat cuts-If you don I Yesteryear's tent is replac- death.-James F. BYrnes, what you want, just ed by the':"traUerswlllchfea- former U.S. secretary of k Your favorite cut lure lotenors heavily accent- stale· IJS 111' dl " ' plastic film 111111t"' .._,. . ~ : , i1to Fresh wtNn ,\111' - r ·, it. If you art n~~i' ·' I;, pl...ly 111111~ ':~;)\ ·, .will rtploce your 1..,. : on·. rtf•.. youi ftlOMf• . • '•'i~··· ·h...·t· · I .... ncml..ted ·' . ' ._ ' ••••yUjJiW ~~ abOut 2 dament lli.yriawotlh'o 1Wi!W; ...... ' ., . SOME OF 111E CAMPERS llllllnwl lnUeroontbo llln · Jot olthe new busl1108a o1 Mr. allll Mrs. J, M. Gaul located In the Sumner R01.d near Chester. ... Judge u-.;.,w · .i • ·. ,. lo '$~mn lmerpf!llllion -~ "' ' ., ' .'·~ ·, Gold.icadillac, oHicoro, employou, membero of their immadiote fomilios, t \ • : '!'''a,lPir.j,,onl li'ting within th~; sl.mo ,' ·~r '' Pl.e•, of t)le ·iponsoring ~lores, . ~ ~ ~ ond ~~Jil-.ilate fomilio1. ' J,: hou1ehold 0f such officer& ond em• . 1olo1mon of!d company_reprelentolivel .... . · (t AXES ARE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF WINNER) . ~ ..., .J �·.~2 - . 1be Sunlal' 11mes - Sentlllll, ~. October 5, 11!69 •' • fD ' ,;;]' :,1; d · ' I '! Age of Responsibility 1r~ay ·Be :.~e~,~~~ ..... l~r tidna'~ ,, to 70 sections· ol. tile law deal- proporiJ, clebla, lnllerlt the llellot., ' · 1 '·toailjll,In hi with their new prlvllegea. 1~ with age of reoponslblllt;y, p.t;y arid fl.·tJil!ihp .! or..... "I thlak 'It 'loutd Ita~ 1 I ..:~ he s'? s!l Iii be COLUMBUS (UPJ)- On Nov. Sen. stanley J. Aronoff, R- crosslq oot"21" and lnaert!JW wroap. . · _llluch 'sroa~ cjlance ot~~&sai!W ~QUtlll/8*" liati. 4 Ohio elsctora will decide Clncinriltl, Is resdy wltlllegle- "19." oVoooft; ~~ ~1 '; Oov! of thf ' I, peqple thOIII!IIP~ It wcirked Bihavilll':iiiu ~Ide . ,.'hether to lower tile minimum latlon to lower the age o! ma• New ~· ooered )'OIIIWer ~to<ol _,.,~tile I'" two """· -;- ,that an "The ~ ~--Jii-0voting age from 21 to 19. jorlt;y In Ohio from 21 10 19. Under AronofraprO(loul,19- sue o! re-lbllity a.!.-. lp ~lblllt;y wont aloaB, testnnl'beha'1111c' CII>CI!"''I"III' .u the voting age Is reduced, Theleglalatlon Is already draft,. and 20-year olds W()U)cl be ablil ponyq the rlaht 10 'lfD-r with 11\11 Increase In pri'VIIOSG4o between 11011 ~ el,~ UJiae the door also will be opened ed, alii Aronoll' s:ald he wlll ofto marry without pororul • ..,. well determine tloe tllta , tile ~ aald. will lave .a , 011 • w!Wthl!r for the General Aasembly to fer It If the wtq Is senL They could enlorlntoe_on. constltutloqal amendlnent 011 .hOw 'peaple .at..••':~je ~ U pln some responsibilities on the ella~ _ ' · Jii<._, •"" for ra~ 'l!lfi(Usil!l •,..~ 19- 1111c1 20-year olds to go along Baslcelly It corrects some 65 tracto, sue and be sued, own that TV 'IllS 10 be far blaer i:Jud&Biu7 ptObleme ot tllethlrd lave been nlaed ~ ""· · 1!11 · tllan Its greedleat r;raspere had roetwwk; aucb corporate wu,d- cunpaJcft to el(ber l~er the the ii'lii•iiJi!'~·,~;~~IL dreamed. AppUcatlons for TV, dins• wen ri.ined, even at lll• aP "1' lfeavs it a l - . cbannels atreamed lntotheFCC dool-s · of , lilt' ~al,d One lnvol'l's drl~ bytllethouaands,forwhltWoutd cbur<h, by Gnats The ~ - ue -~ roby tile arrival ot todaJ'• Age action. Tolll!lteven au'e~:~as611- ·main at 21 Ulilenlllo Genenl W, of Aquarius, total 101nothlnB ly a federal ease of lids abe AnOJIIbly 11w lit to c~ IL ' BY JACK O'BRIAN glo aspect as It regard• t1oe It adjacent to the WlncheUcast more than 500 1J11F outlets. As would cost at least a mUUon Aronolf Is ta1dJv no poaltlon 011 NEW YORK - Tho federal U. S. viewer: In news. News lllld hoped to harvest ltslnher- TV atat1011s were buUt, they af- dollars; Jl:d>obq more. l'a a lllo-matter, altllouilh he bellow.a 111 Gen•J'al tlllatod witiiNBCanciCBSwhld\ ftnancW ~lllatcleters the P.aalblllif ofiolle~lng the govemment cOIIlllstently has coverage Is a rantastlcall,y ex- ltod profits. even lllo richest of respectod drlnldrv ah~ be 'e01111d-- ~ stuck pins Into the plans of tho pensive element or any TV or Precisely as ABC seomed had 111o prosrams. The wild conru.slon of appll- firms. ered. I"'!P~i American Broadcasting Co. to radio network or sinBie ata. headed prolllahly out of the cauls caused a delay even longTh8 flaws are far subller Other questiOIIIIilvolveollleemerge with some larger U. S. tlon. ABC has been complete- down of tile age ot TV, lllo Ko..: firm. The reason given for the ly candid In Its newa efforts. h roan War bl'OIIIht ltsnowseom- er tllan tile Korean War: each ap- tllan any ..splclon of mere big- boldlng ani iua'r dulf, Ill 'Ohio, oltlcial klhosh each time Is the has had to pull in Us news - ingly permanent hsndlcap: the -"-"on merltod a bearing. ness. By 1!1-riNI ABC the chance boUl may be - ~ .bJ' 'aiiYllne ·' antJ~l,y laws. But the gathering belt while CBS and Federal Communications Com- ;;-;mpetltloo was fierce and to coqJete In tile more Import- old 'elloQgb to wte. Quead!)lll Raised law purportedly is based on NBC dig their groove deeper mission, at the behest of t b e endless: some tailed applicants ant l'IOrlcl of TV lleWI dlssemlSome opponents lave clw-,ed reason, tile antitrust !oglala- lllld more impremably. Tho rat- President, placed a "freeze" still are appealing. That nee- nat1011, affording tile public a tlon was not wrltlen to combat lngs of aU network shows have on the building of ell new TV essary adherence to federal stronger avenue ot Information lllat lowering Ill& votlrw age bigness but to discourage mo- ABC rurudng last. stations. Firms capable of sup. Interruption of TV prosress or to add to CBS and NBC, W()U)cl could lead 10 rldlculooa 1ltua• ._,~y_ It Is a very good law, SUccess hasltsbandwagonef- plying TV ststionslllldpertsand the wartime moment sWl is at live one more strong lllld vi- tiona sUc:h u a treasurer who but in this case, based on just feet and the opposite also Is technology were diverted, prop- the root of ABC's prablem of brant voice. Not permitting ABC Ia not old eiiOICh 10 alan a expansion. to strengthen Its voice Ia open- cODtract or a b!>arcl of edueathat law of reason, the Justice true. Admit to the public that erly, fD the war economy. ln tile case& of several large ly entrenching the l1lOIIIJII(Iiy t1011 member 110t old enough to Department bas 11181181ied the its news coverage must be curThe U. S. had 102 TV stsconlpardos anxious to the govemment pretondsiOclls- drive a school bola. complete reverse: by constant- tailed and tile public reacts, tionsln operation, lllldnotlnevly discouraging any large firm openly or subliminally, and ery large dt;y: Now York had from assimilating the ABC net~ suspects the other networks seven stations. What stations work it has dug a more com. are the quality news broadcast- were in operaUoo. were beav. ''· ' ·~ < • ; THE SHOWING IS OVER. THE rorlahle sroove for what now ers, lllld the rating figures lu- Uy committed to CBS lllld NBC. virtually controls network tole- brlcate the reverse bandwagon. NBC especlany, tbroUI!h t b e SELLING HAS STARTED. vision - tile duopoly of NBC ABC has managed a miracu- visionary brilliance or Gen. DaII'E HAVf A LARGE SUP• lllld CBS. ~wsly good job despite the ac- vid Bamoff, had seen tile future PLY OF ALL NEll' 1970 The American Broadcasting lually unfair manner in which proliferation of TV. CBS also I• it pouible to pi'OYide lor family Co. has been a hostllng b u t IU!tltruat threats have liven the bad followed NBC's (or Its parBUICKS IN STOCK FO~ w..a. slatar In What should bean other networks their green - ent, RCA's) srasp or tile elecburial now? Y••• and it ii witle to IMMEDIATE DELIVERY equal race to catch the Amorl- lined grooves while dispatch. tronlc medium's assuredfutllre do ao. Arrangement• mcide now can can viewer. ABC isindeepneed lng ABC to its rut. The story snd had built TV stations lllld en1ure thot your wlohes will be of money to expand In many ha1'diy is new. gathered all'illates for the asfollowed. . . _. . ways, mostly creatively. And ABC's troubles extend far !WI'ed future. But ABC - which ORDER HOW LATE FALL OR don't aay money doesil't cause back to the pre.Korean War became a separate network EARLY WJMTI!R SETTING AT creativity because It does: It period. h was the last network whentheantltrustforcedNBCIO OUR REASOMABL.E PRICES . beys tile best tlleatrtcal brains, to see profits looming in TV, sell it - had little or tile vast the finest technicians, tile bet- Once ABC's lone major TV conglomeratod financtal asslstter actors, the slickest writers, program was the radio-TV si- ance of RCA-NBC and CBS. . . 263 W. Main , ••..,,, direCtor&, producers. mulcaot ot Walter Winchell's ft had aboot 20 directly atABC simply hasn't been able SUnday night newscasts. If ABC rutatod stations while NBC and 992·531.( to compete oo the money side roond a promising new and In- CBS ohared the rest. When tile By LEE LEONARD 'ct.f WHITE position reneei' a melalieholy CODVIetlon ··!' ;f, • W~SIIII¢TON - President Nixon lllld at lbe White HouH. Tilit Ia, lllleos the ·:. _.j0 lbe, R~lcan Conr;reoaiODal leadership President can be allowed JODie relief rrom , ~ ( •,••~ a literally desperate cam- senatorial demandl tor ouU-I8ht lillrrell' \ ;,~~t111lnat a blpartlaan liberal apaom der, the laat tllln hciPI for "'Il' kind or ef- !nc;r"'" . ue s... .. ,•:· fective neaut1at1011 with the Communlsta , Dllat be khaed gooolbye. Scolt lllld his associates In lllo. CCIII.1 ... ' gresiiODal hierarchY, Senate Whip !lob. . ; . l ert Grllfta ot Mlchlpn lllld Houae chief ;iu; Nixon lllld hloapokssmenattlleCap- Gerald Ford of 'Mlch4!an. are o1tenslbi.J lkll' are now acknowledglftl that the next almlftl their COIIIterflre malniJ at tbe two months will determine Whether It Ia cleoe Democrats auoclatod with Sena. · to be posolbletodlsengagewithwtunquall- ton ~ K~ and J. WUilan> ,u, •· tl~ nlltlonal bumiUallon. The unprecedont- Fu!brl&bt. In aciUallt;y, however, they ed iP.aJ of Slm. Hugll Scott of Pemsyl. know, lllld lllo l'l'ellclent himself knows, rinla,' the new G,O,P. Senate leader, for a lhat the moati)OI_.t SGUl'ce ot trGuble 8041,y moratorium on extreme and dewitll a acreamliigly anti-war Republillruetlve crttlelam or tile Whole American can lett t;ypl!led IQr such as S e n. r··' ' ot.nutru'at '· nee ue j 1 DOC SMITH YS: ce-111-Qyi)rice '!hich tllreatan1 to ·l:r•+m .the admlhlotratlon•s step-by. 1 ~ .t.P~emedt rrom Vlatnam Into an ut- /.; ., • 1 , · ' Voilns . WASIDNGTON (UPJ)- So• ate conllr!natlon or Judge Cleniont F. -~!ainsworth Jr. lor the Supreme Court remained In doubt Seturday, with a survey showl~ 31 senato<s support!~ him, 29 oppoalng and 40 undecided. llaynoworth, chle! judge o! tile 4111 U.S. Circuit Court or Aweals. needs a maJority of 51 ' ,. memorialS · · · CONSULT US! votes It an senato<s are preS( am votlrw. VIce Preslden. Spiro T, Agnew who prelldes over lllo Senate, could break a tle In his favor. A UPJ poll showed that of hie 29 admitted -nte, 21 wore Democrats am eight were Republle~ns. Of the 31 favoring Haynaworth, 17 were Repobll- cana and 14 were Democrats, ·Travelers Told Mo1111ent ',Co. LOTS OF ' IF WE DON1 SAVE YOU MONEY•• ·, WE DON1 DESERVE Y BUSINESSI i ' ' l Hiji~ks Qj Ohrutine '' \ "!~.< ..., YOU'LL LOJ£ THE STYLE OK·••f~ ,I ,I .•. 1970 FOB· .TQRittO I ; . •I ..., We hate Just complllld 011' best .· sales volume 11101«11 of 1969. And we Intalld to SIIPUS this. I { ' 2 Dr. l!tp., Stock No. 425. Rill 'itll;bl~k vinyl roof, 351 V-8 Mlliiia;. vlnri - ' trllll, ridlo, ~-· trans., ,vlslbllltJ peup, E-78 belted .w-Itt si\h 1 wall tires, whul cov.s, pow•·st•I.W. ' ' ' W'.i muiUal cleleaae, two erot- wldle lmp~e rivals In Richard Nix. 011 lllld Nel.., Roeketeller. There Ia r.- a 8lllllllne and tull1 aecepted comlllllllt;y ol II'UIUallntareat. The nature t1 tbl• 11.PJ'(Jblem.. 10 far as the Prealdent Is concerned Ia lllat Goodell's almoilt - hYaterieal pacUiom ml&ht becon10 contaglooa withln the at. ready hll!hlY emotiODallzed Republican lett wiDa In Conareao. As a freahman &enatoJ', and a senator moreover moat unlikely 10 be returned next year, he baa no ·- or In himself. h Ia tile ot example tllat Is feared. As for Rockefeller, Gooclell 11 an Immense embarraasment, for It wao tile pernor wbo -lnted thla senator In the most11 from the South. The · aurvsy wu conducted with the underatanciii!I&Onators would not be Identified. '11te weekend White House at Key Bla~e, Fla., uld President Nixon retnalnod "convinced of lbe soundness or tile Judge' 1 backgroonil" e a f t e r aludyl~ Information brou&bt up In the proal a n d KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -A White House spokesman laid Saturday President Nbon was "very carefully" watching the current battlefield lull In Vlelnam, bolt decllru!cl to cont:lrm or deny reports the Unlted states had eslablllhed new secret contacts witll Hanoi. News SUcretary Ronald Z-lsgler told reporters Nixon met mrlng the day with Henry A. Kissinger, naUODal securlt;y all'alrs advisor, lftll tllat It could be assumed the two men discussed VIetnam ''very thoroul!hlY," but he would &Dno further. Sl)eeltlcally, the news secretary was asked what slpl!lcance Nixon attached to the luU, the most pronounced the last two ' :' ("' tlrll place, aa an lnfel'lm u,la 1 'If ·· · 10 111e late ~- Mlei1 F, ~ , ; _ ' What Ia belllll done lbolit "MIIIGifl follJ'' Ia being done on lhl ln11411 lillll · D11t t1oe outside. The Wblll IIIII.. !D. Billa that It 11 a poUey of • _lt-<llr there, but II Is &ll1thlnl but a Mcrel lhat tloe White ~ '-"'• that Jlock. elellor lllld tile rejllar Blpiblleua ln New York will aPlJ4r • pnllq of 1'011111 hlllld1141 - lllat Ia, the7 wiU 10 It lllat Goodell Ia ~ ~ . Thla, -..er, doe a· 11ltle IIOQCI Ill tile meantime. What the admlnlatratl• 'llm-ply must have at the 1110111111t II a In IIIII>- · • lng lpiiCO 10 try to brtna elf I ,11'1111111 " willldnwal from Vlolnam, nrclerl1 _...,. to olter some ~ ot lllv~ ,, IIIIJW of tile American )IOIItlon In MIL , f \I . PAGE 13 as we are doing ln this case," said Zlsglor, "we lave made It Zlel!ler saii!our position not to dll"'ll one. He then was questioned sboot a published report to the effect tllat Wallldnitm had made secret contacts with Hanoi. The purpose or tile contacts, acc:ordlng to the report, waa 10 deUcately probe tile new regime In an elfort 10 lind out If It lo more disposed 10 a negotlatod settlement than was t1oe late president, Ho Chi Minh. "Now In reprd to the ::%iliit:&k%:J11m*~ way or tile Other whether or not there are cllseuaslona with tblo .other side outside ot the public sessions ln Parta. '' The President, who arm,.~ hero Thursday nl&bt !or alcq weekend of work lllld rel"""'k''k at hlo Key BIIIC~e ........ spent tho lllOl'lliJIB C01ftrrtn1 011 the phme with alclea. He then aat down with Klaalqtr, a • u Zlsl!ler. 11 Bad Man Captured Alive WATERLOO, Iowa {UPD- Accused copldllerandCOIIvlcted rapist Stanley Hosa, 26, or Weal Tarentum, Pa., was captured alive here Saturday. The Omaha Branch of tile Federal Bureau or lnvestlptlon confirmed tile report lrOiD Waterloo, addq that Hou was awaiting a transfer 10 tile Blackhawk County JaiL A~or­ alono at tile time of hla arrest ' FREMONT, Ohio {UPDA "taxpayen' revolt" has forced this northern Ohio city to order Its 10 public schools closed from Nov. 14 111rcJu1!11 Jan. 5, locking out 7,166 students. This unusual seven-week r&cess is not an extension of the Christmas vacation. It Is what happens when the school board wants quality education aod nobody warts to ll8Y for il The Fremont Beard or Educatl<in wUl rWI out or operatl~ fsnds Nov. 14 and will be unable to borrow any more this year. In Cact, lt will be W18.ble to borrow enouglo toreaiOrethe full educational program next year unless the 'lfDrs approve a 9,6-mlll operatqlevyonroal estate at the polls Nov. 4. The levy already hao beend&!eatod twice this year. AMthor defeat aod t1tere wUl be no extra - curricular activities In Fremont schools next year. There wW be no athletics, no band, no orchestra, no' chorus, OUR PRI~E 011~'1fr011t YOU'LL LOVE .THE POJJ£R QF·~· YOU'LL LOVE THE LUXURY OF A I Battlefield Quiet Under Close Watch no dramatics productions, list Price $3484.45 . '.'The Story You . IQ.. !lead . " no field trips and no television JD. structlon. There wiU be no school bois transportatiCIII except for gradeschoolera liy~JW two miles or more from the cla11room. "h will Just knock tile lar out of our extra- curricular pro- bond issuesdurl~thelastyoar. Schools In Philadelphia and aald Edward Celek, business Los Angeles threatenodtoclose manager for the Beard of Ed,.. last year unless the state oupcatioJL plied more !undL The atates "We wUl be In such deep came across wltll tile money. trouble we won't be able 10 oee Youngstown, Olllo, schools the end of It," asld George were closed ror five weekalast Conti, superinterxlentof schools ~ winter as voters rejected. a pro"We will be able to srecluate posed 12-mUI operat!JWie>Y six a class in 1970, but I don't km1l times In a row. This seventh what will happen after tlal" time, It was approved. A survey by United Press !D. Since last May, only elcbt of ternatlonal showed tile Fremont 19 bond Issues placed on lbe situation as yet has been dup- ballot in Iowa have been apHeated In only a lew areas, but proved. Ohio has had only 12 is UkelyiOoccurmoreandmore out of 25 approwd Iince July, as the "ta:xpayers' revolt" Columbus. Ohio, voters rejeesrows. tod a $63.8 million bollllsiue Voters In the Sen Frsncisco by a 3-1 margin last morth. It area lave been hostlloiOacbool was the first time In 30 years ::::::~:::::::::•:::::::•:,:="*-~-~· ..,. such an Issue had met defeat In that city, MANR.A (UP)) - PreatClool~ schouls for lack of deal Fenllnand E. MArcos money In this age of plerty Ia Saturday IIIIHIIIDced plans for something new. tile sradual wltlldrawal of tile "A lot of peqJle around here Philippines' 1. 500 -man non- still don't believe the achoola combat Ioree from South are golna 10 close," said Celek Vletaam. of the Frem.ont school board. " The Philippine f 0 r c e, They thlm · t1oe governor of the known as PIIILCAG, was sent state Is IIVInlr to COllie up here to Vle1Dam In September, aod give us the money, or else 1966• to help build roada, It's ping to drop out o! the sky, grow rice and olberwlse lm- or somethine' 1 goiQil to happen prove the ....,"'I ot Uvlng to keop tile sc:llools q,en." In lllo countrysllle. Celek said thla Just Isn't so, ,~,:~:~:::::::::.-:,:,,:,:,::::·:::::~::::::::-."<:::::':'.S::.'W<· Continued on Page It grams for the restoftheyear," ' 1970 FORD LTD 1970 ~FORD . IUSJAJ$ ' 2 Dr. Htp. Stock No. 428. 0-'! aqua metallic vinyl roof, auto. trans. Visibility gro~. pater. steerint, power brakes, G-78 belted white side wall tires, air conditioned, tint141 1iass, radio, door edge guards, wheel cottrs. ' topther, In . - . ,,, '_¥, ' 7-Week Recess Ordered After Revolt in Fremont . List Price $4683.25 OUR PRICE Charlea Goodell ot New YorJ<. After au, elan relations. What tnalbles- tile . adthe DeiiiOCJ'atl are the oppofltlon part,y; mlnl1traUon Is not lhat ..,eh a prGJIOsGouclell lllld .C o - are undermining al could be made, for II 11 everywhere tk'Prolldent from the lnlllde. recosnlzed that Gooclolu Is about to be cmnped by hla part,y In N'ew York llftd Senator Goodell, wbo has been public- lias Is In tho panldrJI dema-ery ~ a . 11 clenoUIIeed by his former patron, Gov. politician wbo has nothlne to looe. Nel.., JlockefeUer of York, lor an Nor Is there the allahtest rear lllat the 111111-r extreml1m elearly damasllni to Senate wwld ever opprove ao badly om. tile natiODal lntereot, Is "demancllnll'' a CODstltutlonsl ' PUtach. What Ia deeply foreed wltlldrawal ot all American troops tnalbllng to the Wblte Houae, however, bJ' the end of next year, reprclleas of . Is lllat lhat atmosphere has reached the the mllltsl')' sltuaUonlllld lrreapectlve ot point whore an abaanllty of thla kind lll1)'1lllng the enemy ml&bt or millht not '1111 not simply iauabed oot of 111o do; Senate the moment It wao ell'ered. Th11 he proposes to bring sboot by a A collateral and Ironic side ell'ect directive upon tloe Presld... from CCIII- of an tills Ia lllat "the GoocleU problem" r;ress, 'IIIIIch 11Wid be a nat uaurpot1011 has done what Mthlng else could ever ot the presidential rillht to - c t for- do within the laat decade. h has drawn "We have always and we wlll watch very caretul!y ~ery development In South Vietnam, FORD PRICES YOU'll LOVE . ." ' ,, years. 1969's LEFT Doves: . ~: ~ga1nst SUNDAY; OCTOBER 5. 1969 with TV's moat Important sin- expensive prosram,~it.;.pl~anted--Ko-re•a•n•W•a•r•e•ncle•d•lt• ' • :. 40 Senators ·Hung Up iunbav 1rinu•- imtintl ·On Judge HaynsworthVOLIVNOJ6 A~uestion afiout fam11y ~ Lt~ar- '~OTJ . 1n .. B'ztter 'R_,· . ·earguar " d Action ,:•,(';),.' t. , BY WILLIAMS. c1oJ pt lliirl'* I, ' '' ·, ..,. ' .,... . '· Rwae were In tile wheen- ' ' ' . List Price $2~,45 .;. 'S· · ·,O,UR.PRICE . • $3995 .. . i ' .. ·.! They trted to pt rree boat llut water puobed Into the galley. or the. thllll \· �'~day Tlmei • s.ntlnel, ~. Oetober 5, 1989 ·tes Take . BY HOBART WW!ON, ON ' 14, Fred and ·ituth Miller deacrlbed for QUI' reeol;::~·; 11tey encountered durlrw their abl month ..tall ~ .Fred promised another article •after QUI' 1tkllf · air tour of the 'outblck' Auotnlllan ll'onller." + + ++ ++ September 6, 1969 "We are home aafe)Jr, after apendiJW 18 (llorlous days living In a Ceaane 337 and...,. 11111 an Australia that IIWI!' Auoalea lave never aeen We visited places such as !lay, Corowa, • Halls creek, Mlnnalay, as well aathemalncltleo of J1oken Hill, Darwin, Cairna, McKay and Townsville. We formed D18l\Y lmpresslons of A113tralla as a result or thh trip. to Early In the trip, we new across red clay and aandJ plains r covered with scrub grass and bushes to reach the Andomoolia Opal Fields, which are located on the western edp or the Matl thew F11nclers Rallgl!. 'Ille only way to get to It was by a fourwheel drive vehicle. The strip Is cloaed b: any amount of rain - · because planes either slide off the muddy runway or oink In the < · mud. The cracked runway looked like the sun-dried Ohio River • banks after a big nooct. We went to the onl: public eating plaee t for miles around, which Is also the home of a local q>ai miner, for our mornlow tea and later for lunch. usince opals cannot be commercially mined, almost all the mines are individually owned and operated. Mines arc pnerai)Jr holes aboot three feet in dlamater dawn to a depth of 25 to 35 feet, where horizontal shafts begin with periodic rooma. Many or the mines have armed guards. We were, hoWever, able to ~ h ·vtsit one mine and were permitted to dig for opals for a short tlme. You should have seen Ruth and me, swinging on a 3~foot rope ladder, trying desperately to appear nonchalant. The beyo alayed above llfOUnd and looked lor opals In the dirt that had been taken from the mine. Don't laugh, but Freddie loond two very small opals. The Aboriginals In the area make their living from the opals found in this dir~ •Andamoolia looks like a hundred ant hills from the air be. cause of all the diggings, and the resultiowplles of clay. Maey or "' the miners live In houses cut out orthe sjde ot a hill. We visited "'One of lhese caves, but decided not to move In right away. Those ' ·man made caves are cool in summer when it gets a little warm - 110 dellfOOS D18l\Y clay&, ''In many ways visiting An:lamooka was aimilar to vlsitirv a western town in the U. S. during the gold ru.sh. The streets run In a haphe28rd miiUler, without &1\Y corners, Just Junctians, 1 couldn't be sure they were streets. Housesdidn'talwaya face the same way, arl:l there were opal digginp ever.ywhere, even in the streets, You can smell the desire lor qutck wealth, and sorrow of shattered dreams. "We spent a very interesting afternoon at El Cuestro Homestead, a word used for cattle anJ sheep ranches. EICUestro has new owners, three Australian businessmen. who plan to . raise cattle. 'Ille previoua owner went broke. n Is a small heme' stead by Aussle standards, only 638,000acresorjuat under 1000 square mUeo. 'Ille h11110stead Is located aboot 80 miles from Wyndham In the northwestern part of Australia. There are croeedlle and flab. 'Ille house Is air conditioned by maneroua sprlnlolers In the yard wblch are turned on at night so that the breeze · Is cooled by the water, 'Ille bedrooms are built alq corridors 1 with both sides opening onto the yard, hence there is always a ' Cool cross breeze. 1"' 11 0M or the visitors, a man equivalent to our farm exten. ., .Sion agent, was at the homestead to diacuos a plan to BOW seed by plane. 'Ille theory lo, that the alnlln beintl1101m wUl '.VQVi Ql} tl)e hUisidos as. weU aa gene~- lncllOIIae ~ !allige 'W thi"t~Vet · Jili!ln(!. se.ms to. II@ ptettJ<·o r - ld thllJ ·W!1bu'r' they need to store it during the wet sea1011 !or uae In "Ihe dry season. Presently there Is an averase or two head or · ~attle per square mile In this area. The new strain of grass, ·ptus a consistent water s~Wiy could Increase this to one per ' «ere or 640 per square mile. •.. : "ElCuesto Is surrounded by land owned by Americana who "re Investing mU!Ions of dollars to build dams and to Increase ~ioductlvity. 'Ille larger part or the land In this area .as well as 'througt.out Australia Is being developed by American CIIPitaL · ' "This land could become a great cattle producq area; t;:Owever. a market must be created to absorb the lncrMaed pro-"ductlon. This may not be too difficult, since there are larp poo ·ientw markets in the South Pacific, wbere living standards are l!ncreaalng and where law coat bee! might be a welccmed cam'lilodtl,y, We were told that If every Indonesian conaumad eight 'ilimces of bee! a year, It would be more than the total amount ptoouced in Australia during the pest five years. · " "Northeast of EICueato Ia Kununarra and the Ord Rher lr'risation scheme, which Is still under cOIUitructlon. The area to Irrigated could become one or the moat Important areas lor ~!OIIucillli fine qtBiity cotton. The tempenture, climate and con'-~e~t water stt?Piy are all conducive to preducinl tho finest 1llailfy cotton. However, Ill development Is below hindered by lrildequate financing and poor political fortunes. w "We spent &orne time at the Aborlglral Missions and !Clllnd ~ frustration ard hope. The present situation la a wry complicated one in Australia. We visited three mlsslona, two rellgIO..a, one government, andlng each bad developed Its .... 'soil>o itoo• to the problem oC preparlow the Aboriginal to II ve In our l'•atern civilization and to Improve his standard o! llv~Jw, It Is ''lfdlfllcult task to transform agroupofpeoplell'om a 'Stano Age' .lditence to our modern Space Age, even In a laboratory case '1'\ud.y where personalities are at times i(nored. 'Ille lran&for- · Dl'ation or the Aboriginals made mora difficult by their lace or Tliterest. ·However, the modern world has destroyed the Aborlgfilal environment, and has not provided an adequate aubstitute, ililr a practical means or transformation. "Because o! the spa••• pq;>ulation, the mlasiOIUI still have -~gt,.la arriving who have never seen a white person. The Information abclll the mission and free toed Is carried by word mouth. At one or the missions we visited, Freddie and JL were the first white children that maey or the Aborigine! boyl a·l ll girls had ever seen. uwe spent most or a day at Mummalary, at a buaalo camp in the Northern territory. The homestead was a wUderneaa nine yeats 11110 when John and Polly setUed here. They have aurvived plane cra&hes, torremlal nlns, drought and loneliness to make a home In this wilderneaa. 'Ille homestead I& just over 1300 square miles and is completely Isolated lor three or fQW' montha each year. (Continued next week.) ara•• 'l'liere GALLIPOLIS • Th~ ~~ha coal fleet' have ~ IRIDk bad nol . tha ~ Drill ~It carried more than a mllllon bushels of coal llle"barp. ' · to Clnelmati on the Utl!lclal riae. The llW- :. ' emment waa charlid with favcrlni"toaa!n. OCT. 2, 1919 . - THE KANAWHA,i_~l teresta .over packet ownera, Charles ArthUr, !leet reached Cincinnati aafe)Jr. The ""'1'1"' clJed-ln-tbe..wool baseball ten intsoed train bell'a, Creek ~ ~ Diina .. Smlth, 0 arslll¥ ~ol-~< '..OiO<jr~ Huntington. CaplaiD Woodward, ~~!!! e bu ~ were 8J110111111e top ltema reported ' !leet thol carried 1,500;vv lhe1I ... ._. LO 50 years a(!ll on the mer from tile River to marllel The Sall7 went on tlllhe News or the Gallipolis Da11J Tribune. Here KentuckJ Rl•er. The bai!UII'Ii of the towboatl Is a claJo-I>Y-<ia1 report: are to return to the Kanawha River. '11181 wiD come til Portamooith or •• tar as the7 can pi SEPT. 29, 1919- THE GENERAL Woedarand then lq~q~ untlllh!' pools can be Dualled rived here &Uidoy In cbarp of Captain W. D. to give them water to get home. Kimble anc1 had to 111 over for boiler repairs. Charles Arthur and crew ri 1lle Acme OCT, 2, 1919 - A. B. HUGHES, veteran Boller 9!op went to work 011 the Wood Wa llhlp's carpenter, also ClvU War veteran, morning. Captain Kimble _.ts to get away has been repalriQg lhe IIIII of lhe wharffor Pittsburgh some time tonl&bl The Wood boal 'Ille excur&1011 ateamer Vernia 8Waln ran haa ,., passengers and only a moderate freight trip, her last excursion of the - - llll of MitEveey boat In the Llbert;y Line, the Goblelia Tueadal' night. orals l'l!rlbing, Crowder, and Wood, have Charles ArthUr, the boilermaker, also a all been having buller trouble, It Ia thougbl, baseball fan ri hlsl> degree, bec81118 so IDdue to acid in the river water. tere- In the World Series Wedneada)' at · amttngtoo thst he mlased 1lle B lo 0 n&. tier anc1 did not pt home unUI today. SEPT. 30, 1919 - .MANAGER J. W. Brown The pool above Dam No. 28 was lllcM ri the Uberzy Transit Line ri Wheelint IIIII up Ws morning. Water will 8IIID .b l while here MOIII!ay contacted Charles Arthlet thi'OQ8!t the bear traps to llrllll. the_,KIur of the Acme Boller 9!op for two new nawha towboata back bome. The ~ boilers for the packet steamer Generall'l!rlhCrowder is clue to leave Friday lor Pllaing, opentlng In the Pittsburgh - Parkersburgh ll thoro Ia not enouafJ water for liar burg trade. 'Ille boilers will be Installed to come bel~ Racine Dam No. 24.~ In about six weeks after the plates have been received at the &bop. 'Ille l'l!rohin& OCT. 3, 1919 - TWO LARGE ocean .,_ former)Jr the Omaha and originally the Lora, lng tuga are now being built on the wayo Ill was rebuilt at stillwater, Minn., In 1900. the Marietta Manufacturing Co., at Pt. PleatCaptain CMtbrle will bring the packet here ant. These boats are built Ill steel and wiD when the new boilers are ready to be placbe twin screw propellors Ill the tunnel tJpe, ed on the beat. 'Ille present boilers on the l'l!rshlng are 32 years old and were built ri a fine Cjll4)ll,y Iron In a Chicago, Dl &bop. The Homer Smith will contljJue reaular month)Jr excursions OV8f1 eveidn& amda7 1---... OCT. I, 1919 - THAT Huntington buslafternoons and evenings until Oct. 20. Cap. nessmau, also Interested In the river busilain Roy C. Myers has been appointed bookness, was veey much off his trolley when he Ing ageet lor the 1920 -son and reaervastated there would be no more artificial tlons wiD start Jan. 1. ll(yera liYea In Pitta. rises for coal llblpmenta. The packet busl. burgh. ness Is aecondary with the pemment and Rouatera are gentlemen on 1lle sclllhera always has been when coal Interests asked packets now, at Vlckaburr. TheJ demand lor an artificial wave. There Is a promi$7 per claJo on the bi( packet Senator Cornent manager Ill trausportal(on realdlng at dill The rausterll also demancl thit a ern Pl. Pleasant who has never yet failed to or 30 men be slltwed on the deck before the7 pi the wave when he dealred to make a would move a psckap of freight. coal shipment. The packet ateamer Uberty, laid up at OCT, 4, 1919 - CAPTAIN Ralph EmerCairo, was condemned recently by the Evson's big Golden Rod Ia clue up anavllle federal Inspectors. 91e had been next Wednesday for Pl. Pleasant In the tow running from Galro to Memphis. rl the Fred Hud1011." The · fast packet Joe Fowler has been sold The Sally Mlrmel, "bt>>cbarp ·Ill'' Ceplala to' EvanaY!Ue parttes, She Once ran In the Wtlllam Curey' IIIII 'eepilln '1lolln 'l'li 'RUM, PittsbUrgh - St.' Lduis trade and had a was the first · In the Kanawlia nell callope. to back home passed on theupartlflelal riae. A small burge loaded with watermelons The get Sal)Jr Marmet this Saturd&7 was sunk Mondq 111e Ashland, Ky. wharf morning followed by the D. T. Lane w1t11 lihen a hNvy truck broke loose and riD down a tow ri empty barges. Every barge In lbl the hill craBbing Into the barge and knocking fleet was delivered without any Incident the aide ln. II Is said the wbarlboat would any kind. JSAlTIMORE (UPI) - Paul Blair, tho centerftelder drafted out of the New York Malo' orpulzation oevenyeara ago, dumped a perfect bunt 10 feet from hame plate In the 12th Imine Saturday to give the Baltimore Orioles a 4-3 >lctory over the Mfnn&. aota 'l'ftl!!t.J!Ijhe !lrat _,.,, of the American Leacue playoffs. Blair' I bunt on a 1-1 pitch lloored Mark Belenger from lmlngs. Two ri them were by third baae wltb two out when Tony Oliva, who bobbled the botb loslnl pitcher Ron Per- ball and acored on Bob AU!raaotld and catehor John Roae- IOD'a aaM!Ice fly lor 1lle 0 .,...,.,t In the aecond game Nai)Jr (20-7) In an aUempt to even lh!' aeriea before t be clubs move to lllme10ta Pofcm· day. AlllioughBIItlmore,theEastern DMiion champlna with 109 Yicmnoa to 97 b7 Weatern champion Mlnnesola,, bad an 8.4 edsa In replar aeallonpley, 1lle teaae, close pme was typt. cal ri the--'"-" reaular - _.._,. ..., battles between 1lle two ciW!s. Baltimore pined 10 bits, Includllw solo homers by Frank Robinson In the !QW'Ib, Bolan..,.·In lbl 'flllh eed. Boog 1'll1reO leadbltl olt 111e nbdb and four ,Jiaglea by dependable llrocJIY.Ilkiblnaon. llllmelllla picked ~q~onlJfcut blta, tllree lllf star18r Mike Cuellor ovar the first elllht .Saturday's By UalledPreaalntematlonal J;:ut F!lftlham 12 St. Jo111a 0 ft-be"'• "I W""·-· 9 """ - r •17Bulfilo' ..._...B Thomas ~ un~v..- 'Bafawl - ·lif alld ••li ma- J ' -' ., ~ u CGi:Dall7 . Notre Dame tt phil.._ The Oriole lena eeem to let! 1lle club atrelldJ belongs In the World Series and don't aeem to be too aclled abclll the play. olta. But It WGild be dlrrleult toflndagameasacltlngaathe Drat dlvlalonal playolt game . Harvard JOohrest Continued 11'0111 fll8e 13 GALLIPOUS - Last week's column about the ••wuoly" worm, which Incidentally was mlospeUed, It should have been adding lhetthelilllnclal squeen 1 •woolly'', drew much more comment than I had eJII)ected. And, on lallpeyera Is &OiJW to spread ::.:..:.:=~..,;-;~:--;-_:::-:::-;:±~u~ to make matters more clear, the IIWe !ellow should be referred the sltuetloa. "You are going to hoar lllcM I' to as a "woolly bear." Pat Slier of Pl Pleasant called me to say that the henlneaa a JOt or school closings In the 1 Teke ye fle&he of ye Hammus . (an incredi te~r' or the woolly bear's coat ..,. nothing to do with the severity or next aix to lBmolths/' he aald. found only in [bQpat.che)ard blendwith~~of'!E! W11de Boare 1n 1l;p the comq winter. 9!e aaldl,!thewormlo all brown or has more "The districts around us are Just starting to run Into lbl wildly romanticT<e state, which occureth when reacheth ye. ~ brown than black It will baa mild winter. FOLKLORE FACT- 'Ille amount o! brown OIIIWooilJ bear, problema we've encountered."' BoareMit~ah. . · . , . , ·. · William Henry, ••••tin 11110 that pert In the middle, !ortella the severll,y of the coming winThis minglinQ of tendern~ and tough~~se reeulteth 1n ill d1sh ter. The woolly bearlstradltionallyblackonbeth oDds and brown retaey or t;he Ohio Educalloo so and seductive it Surpasseth y_e q~mes of mortal mao. Association, a teachers' Ol'liiiDIn the middle - the wider the brown, the milder the wbter. Ization, agreea. Pete MCormlck, veteran U.S. Weather Observer at Fair"I thin< we're going to "" field, said It waathe Katy-Did that hollers lor the Drat ll'oat. NIM that's the Drat time Pve ever heard that. But, Pete's probab)Jr a heck of a lot Ill closlnga, perright. or course 1 was only telling what I heard - that It was haps next spring when the ~ 1et1 begin to feel a crimp," ""'posed to be the "Jar-Fly." FOLKLORE FACT - When the Katy-Did says "Kate," It He1117 aaid. He1117 eJplalned that there Ia announces 10 daJo till a frost. So~Jpordngdata- When the Katy. a growing pbUooqhy amq Did says Kat&-EI'-Didn't, the ten.,erature Is In the 80's; 'Kat&school boarda to go Drllklaae EE-Did, In the 70's; Kat&-EE, In the 60's; and between 55 and 60, Just Kate. Tho Katy-Did Ia mute st temperaturea below 55 de- as IOIW aa 1lle m01101 holda Oli, and lllen cloae the schoola. grees. "In ...,. Aaua ..-~ by, 111e. .._.. '-""' Pearl Hatlleld or the Gallte County Health Department mentloned the wooilJ bear the other day - aa1c1 the one abe saw was or education would cut lllla lol L._...._=~~.f,"""Js.=::j aU black. Now this makes me doubt the folklore adage aboot the or propams, kl'llllle acboala mild winter. Come to illlnk ri It, I've seen some all black lla&o. ope n," u .....-. said. "NCM, ....., But, I can't temember what the winter wu Uke. operate under the · The Katy-Did makeo me lhlnk o! 111e cricket when It comes that It'~ better to run a adloal to telllrw the temperature. Crlcketa aroaccurote thermometera. , part..t(Me and run It PfCIIIIril They chirP Caster when warm and liower when ca1d. '111•7 are rather than keep It open and de extremely accurate. The next time )'()II hoar one - coont t h e a hallWay Job ~st to fool 1he chhpa lor u aeconds and add 40 andyw have the exact temper. public Into bellemv lbltedualature wherever the cricket lsi tlon,ls taklaK J!lace." Here are some other folklore signs of winter. NATIONAL LEAGUE If the corn husks are thicker than usual - a cold winter Ia PLAYOFF STANDINGS ahead. II onion skins are very thin, mUd winter comlrw - oolon By United Press 'tmerilatlonal skins very light, wlnter'a rolng to be very reugll. 11 turkeJ fla. · 0111 _, ltoof..ave) then are 11111nai Wck ba!ore n.nkqlvlns, lonk Cora hard wJn. ++ + +++ fer. A dark breaat.boile In a Tbankqlviiii[DQ1Urkey l!liitcatea a Team , ,., ' W L Pet. New · York • , ••••• 1 0 1.001 TWENTY YEARS AGO. from the tll11 or 1lle Dally Tribune hard winter 10 come. AtliDta ·•• , 1•••••• 0 1 \ 001 weekly Gallla Times ... Carl Allen graduates fnlm u. s. ~ oa1y advice - Stay out or the corn ilekhllli the onion ~·i Hellihll ' Academy ot FBI, wW returntopoliceforcehere ... Gallla'a Drat patch and leave tla Thanksglvlne turkey aiOIIL . New York·I AUeiU 5 peacetime draftees, Clarence E. Springer, 25, Galllpolla, and AQ1 ~x. for a· lew briefs u time will allows. ~·• GaJi. Paul Smith, 25, 'Illlvener, now stationed In California with U. The Cedar Street Mlrket hat claowed banda. Mr. ll!llllra. (AU 1'111lea·EDTJ . s. Arln1 •• Gallipolis swimming pool eorniJ18• at all timeldgb (Bob 'eed lltRh) RGberta have taken over. Selllnlout were Mr. and • New York at Ati•IU (t p.m.j ($3,492.22) but season has deficit or $231 due to 1nejor rapalro Mra. Forreat Jolullon. Mra. RGberta,llle tormer Ruth '\feU&, waa Nclnd.y•s Game ... D. Paul Davies named Kiwania Club president ... C&rlol-G. a tamlllar race at the Ujl[lerG. C. Mluphy StOre, l)"vlllll been em- Atlalta at ~II! YOi'k t{~. 46, auccumbs ... Mrs. W. G. Sibley, widow of format ployad there many years, ' Tribune publisher, claimed by death ... Gu1 Gabrielli, 63, IOCIJ Have '"" beard the stoey about the llote ccinpu•r that klpt •cite owner, dies ... Nelsonvllle putahalttoGAHS' ''Goldin Era': aandlng this man -~ monthly statement with a ~;00 llllani:e? He . ileln by winning 18-14, anepplng Blue Devllo' _ , e a r wlo- llftOI'ed IL o.t month It came. F'b!a1b, Ill sent ~ a check nlng atreak at 21 in a row ... Rutland ICISeiB MJ4dleport, 33-14 !or ~.oo and ,.,._elved .a pe(d.up slatel!!tJIII . ', ' , :. Previously winless Ripley IJIUn• Pomeroy 2().13 for Plllllhers' Well, hire'a :allother one about a' CGB¥~uterl . ntat grid de!eal ·Wi receMI.t ll!Jtallod a """' alic~dc . .Mr ,l,ype chine that ae11 llnllhed copy. BUI Rlzar, - o!QW' eaiployee1, ' . 01110 COLLEGE ~ Weole7an 21 JWAib\lra aaldi "So lhla II the ftllchlne li!at'i ..... lO nii~<e me." The Green ~i Weotern · - n y man who .canie to lliliall the. machine dldli't lilY •iii· 3 • 10 .' . . . . . ·. i'' Mulklnaum 14 Ba~Wallue thlna. .· 17 lli!IW~ .(N.Y.) 14 (tie) · Thenanothei'IIV1<nlmewlthheldtoprotoctU..Innocont) .llld, Oberlin 10 carnq~e Mellon 8 "Pd like to ... wblt tho machine look• like lhaHOUid replace ~ '149 Bill State (Ind.) 9 Clpltal 42 lllram 6 me.'! .The company man sOberlY replied, "Wetawn'ldellallecla 1 'f~~J' Z1 Lehigh (P!L) 13 Jolm Carroll 27 CaN Tech 0 machine that (oea nothing.••' · ,~~·:.' ' · -...- It was ruled a hll AndJ Elchebarren then sacrtllced Belanger to aecond and Buford lnUided out to shortatop ),.eo Cardenas aa Belanpr tooi(tlllrd. Blair was tbeo 1q1 with Frank Robin..., 011 deck so Perranoakl, who came on In the ninth alter PoweU homered and Brooks Robinson .,........ had ...._.., no choice but to pltcb to him. On the aecond plteb from Perranoakl, bo IWIIDII from the heels like he waa &Dinr lor a homer. But on l1ie third pitch, he _laid down 111e perfect bunt !or a bit ana clasbed ac:rou Drat wltb a clap ol bla banda .._,.. the Twfaa could make a play. AdlappoiDtlnl);crowdlllonly 39,880 (llle Orioles have fall. ed to draw a crowd Ill 40,000 )'81 wa 18lf) watehed the waa. .BO.tiln CcillfiO 28 TulAne ·24 111113 Fremont ·-K• • •to lead.. ~IMa. on~yard plunge and · Mike BIHar's Oold plo o!24and 22 Jarda. 'After A&M'a Dave Elmellliorf lnter~ted anArlnl Pill on the Cadet 37, Salf scrambled lor 11 yard& on the second- play thea · two plays later, found Bn¢acher In the clear In the right Dal Pow..lui Army fuilback LyM Moore, who gained 118yardaln the Drat hall alone, returned the klcko!! 80 yarcls to the Aggie 10 Immediately after the catch by B,...,.,.cher had put A&M In front 20-10. But the AloM defense, which held Army to H yards and no Drat downs In the third quarter' ati!!ened and Cadet kicker Arden Jenaen booted hlo aecond !leld p i or the tpiJIIO from 26yardsoutto close the IIIIU'IIn to the anal score. Jensen' a first Deld p i !rom II Tbat put Arlnllnto Ita only lead or the game at 7-3. The Aggles gambled on their l8ry first poueaslaa. Sell made two yards"' the middle on a !ourth and one altuation on his own 41 then sent taUback Oarey Stegent left tackle for 19 :ards and carried 24 more orr MIC • h l•a a n ~ Upset Bi\1' yards himaell to the Army 14. Army held and Bellar kicked htsnrstfteldgoal. Arln1 then needed only six plays to lor its touchdown and before the fans could setlle J back In their seats, AloMmoved d<Mnthelleldaplntaklngonly eight plays to go 79 yards from their own 16 to the Army nve. ANN ARBOR, Mich. cuPOThey lost the ball on downs, polRon McBride highlighted a 24- but held Army also and look nt Mlaoourl second quarter · over on the 32 after a 30-yard with a pair or short touchdown kick and olx-yard return. From hi h carried runs Saturday w c there it look only live plays for the nlntl>-ranked Tigers to a 40- A&M to score with tailback 17 "upaet" win over the steve Burks getting 17ortt. Ui11verslty or Michigan. 'Ille Tigers hsld 1 24-3 .;::·:::::'::::::::::::::<::::::>;;:;::<:::;:;:;:;~:::i::::::::::::::: halftime lead over the 1111>HUNrlNGTON, w. va.. ranked Wolverines, favored by (UPI) - Marshall University one point on their home field still had tho nation's longest for his lntersectionel battle, winless string after losing to but a pair or -yard plunges Northern Bllnols 18-17 here over right tackle bythlullthirdback Saturday. Garvie Craw In The Tlnmelerlng Herd, now ql8rter )1111 his team beck In 0.3 and owners or a 24 game 1lle same 24-17· victory lapae, hadtheirbopes lor a win shattered wben 111e visitors came from beblnd In the aecond half. ~ Marahall dominated the game statlstlcal)Jr with eight more downs than NotUmoBllnolsanda netyarda8eedp Ill 472 to 313 for 111e winnero hi,a illrowa werelllterceptadand :::::;::,~; • 3 ,~; g. ° 14~ 36-35 Grr,•d TJZ• ,.. UJ, . . 42 Mlehl8an stale w• 21 7 :;::-::;:-~':.to'::;; starttoflnl.h~~65,ooorans ms • blaest heave wasGreatwo.potnt B:toncos In clllr~r & 0pener The ll~ u 8IJIII!I •• victory over Sta&. ford S&lurday, dctory waa 1lle third In Mlll1 lor the eliilltbranced . Bollennakera and llllPIIed Stan!ord's two-pme ·· C 28 · . .Pur61e 36 stenford 35 Nebralka 42 Mlnne&ota 14 1oft siate 48 Dllnols zo BOWIJNG GREEN, Ohio wiiiDIDg streak. llni& Sl Arizona 19 (UPO - Vern Wlremanpoaaed · The lndlau bad thelrkeroes, UCLA Norilleaatern o nine times to Bob ZimPfer sat- too, Including Jim Plunkett, Ohio State 41 WallldqtGa 14 urday Cor 122 yards and two wbo hurled lout lmchdolln . Scadh touchc!owns ~· Bowling Green paaaes ot hla own. But two Ill Norill ·Carolina 38 Vanderbilt opened Ita Mid • American terence footblll play with a 21 " IO >lctory over Weatere 32 Vllll 0 } . Georgia 41 Scadh Carolina 18 Mlchlpn. ; , CleinlllQ 21 Georela Tech. 10 The host Falcons took a d• .F·,........ 21 Florida . Slatli 8 chive 14 "7 lead In lbl ,..._ ... , _,;_a Jim Ueeker climaxAuilurn 44 ~ciiJ' 3 ,,..., """ •nou ·west UbertJ . 42 Coacord 0 ed 1 Drot period Drch with a Pilip' deadl7 pesalngaccount'taJrmont 82 GlenvUie 35 fQW' ·yard touchdown """ancl ed lor two seoras,anclilleposaVa.. a ed.Wiroman • Zialpler Pill tal· COIIV8I'Iion spelled the dllrerW. V... We·•-· 29 11 ..,..• Tech 9 ·, - . . atln Weatern Mlchlaan alao took SPRINGF1ELD, Ohio (IJPJ) Ph!ppa !fret a.tcbdoiin pass 29 Kalt».t!li:f Au to the air In lrJing to make ICI -Quarterback, Rocli;y Alt DrIn the fourth period went to 10 •-.r 1he . deficit, when Paul ed three touchdowns paaaea, Jn. lllllback John Bullock !or 21 "·•• T........ 18 We~ """" Sclulder completed a 58-yard cludllll[ a peir to Jolm Beckett, yards. Ria seCOIId, liQOd for 14 7 -v pe11 to AI BeDUa ~t before SAturday to lire uribeaten Wit. ;rarda, was to Stan Brown. 1 Gefugulomi ,(Ky.) 30 Ti¥!or halftlma.. . tenbela Unlven!Q< to a 21 • 13 came r1111>t after ,.,__ had """) 7 .. .....,. ,_ The Broncoe reduced the liP win OV8I ,vtdtlqr Lehigh. fired a 6li.,yard throw to Ranllr WI~ IIOW .2 - 0 took a _Cooper, Botb Brown and llorillern Dllnols 18 Marehall ewn more Ia the ~ llli&o ,. 17. V.ir~- ~ •·• 1 :...... ~tel of the seeGI!II ...U.. when n -0 !IJ:at P&rlod lllil4 _on S9 BullOCk scqred twfca. l'tlt ~ • ......,. · llGwlhv Greea ft"'lbleil the ball and Ia yard TD toaea !rem Alt AabiOJ Bell, who grabbed , ' field ~ ' . away on the aecood play and to apllt end John ilackeif _and . nine ,IIUMI Cor 145 J&rds, li!U;!IoWatlldcked alD·Jifd a 38 ·)'UderioDarrri•HerrI'Urtaie's !fret twch. ·, ~' ·' . fltl4pla1tilrthe""""-lfa1. ~ · . doWil oo an 114ard paaa, ·•. , 10 · · led. · . · Alt c0111PI"",~3 !1(3Jpa•ae• loll!>lred b,y Brown's 2~ " · . , Well 1\'eotetn YJchipD.._Inoda for 234 yard&' - ·. : • paaa .--pt~on for -..,., ' 'lWalli!n J75aata Clara I t!!J'eal Ia' the periGd,, U. Lehllb ~,;balh.' ot JIB 'l'be!IBdloclo acored!or l/llrdUe jiiCiupi IIJ ljeoptlt..penllratlcm_touc~ Ill tl!li ~pjr- with -a 'Sofard paso after • ae swYnE!; :. ITIOS-t _ qf. ·. ·· ro~.waa a ~s-'-· show from In SO-degree weolber. Only'"'" of the 10 touchdowns was scored on the ground. Pblws completed 28 ri 39 pssaes, lncludlnrhislaat 12, lor 429 Yard&, also a stngle • game ackool record. None of his illrows was Intercepted. Plunkelt comeetecl on 23 Ill .40 for 355 yards. Three times tho score was tied, lneludlllg 2l~lat the half, but Ilion l'lud<ott found his recaiYera Cor two touchdowns to live Stan!ord a 35~1lead(llllng Into 1lle ftnalperled. However• stenfonl was shut out 1n ille llnal --za ~•1e eon. tten berg ~ Wins Secdnd Game, 21..13 V~ w. Wj ~ ""'K.mu·"" · ~s::-~T-IM ,, ,..,.,, ·1'"";; '', ... ,., '' . ....",IQ.'IIie l!owllnr G~ 1.14 a.u~k Llell,bJ~~-· -'*It. .. Udle~:~ Pd. ''llllh . ll¥Dl• .a.eeh wlitmaii _-z~terMI;1AI- CiaJton . ~lll!"~ · ATL ,> • • tc1 1111 .d...._,., ~ ,u•., · · ·. l'ltlhll~flntllt- Drat~cflll!r Lelllah ~1enod twlce · ln ~cnlKat= pared 111101 CDr W_., MlcJ>. the HCOeil hall, 'but!WIU..... a pera f1rln& two lpn, I - 2 ~ aild o-2 ltopped Clrlvea Cllltl !!' and 38 't::::~~ In ~c play. n .<::. . y~ Uaea. · .: ' ' /"' · . .thib'·~wln- C~YWr American •··-·~ Playo!! -..staallnga By United Press International Team (Besl-ol-Five~ L Pet. ' Tlr ..rp B raves e at " :::!;a:!':; :J:i:, ::::""!: = ATLANTA (UPJ) - J. c. Martin's bases -loaded plnchblt single highlighted a II ve - run erq>tlon In tho elsbth lnnilw Seturday as the rags. to. riches New York Mets beat the Allanta six. Buddy Kellwner fiWelll., from there lor Waabingtm'a Braves 9-5 In the openiug tpiJIIe Ill the National Lea&ue's champiCXI!Ihip serlea. aecond ICOr8 Ill the daJ. The Eaatern Division champ Meta went Into the eighth trail- Bravea during the regular sea1ng S-4, with AUanla knuckle- 8111, gut the win with Ron baUer Phil Nlekro having re- Tqlor worldag ille !1nal two tired 10 ri the previous 11 lmlngs In relte!. Nlekro, a 23batters. game wlmer who was 0.3 II didn't take them long to oplnat the Meta, took the loll catch up - with 111e help Ill and left after 1lle Meta' elabtbtwo Braves• errors. lnalng~q~rlalag. -Third baseman Wayne GerII was ' - w conteat unrett led off with a aott double Ill tha top ri the eighth. The down the third base line thst Mete scored two Nlllln t be BUFFALO, N.Y.Y. (UPI) bare)Jr eluded Clete Boyer'a second, The Bravea acored a Ted Boweraar fired a 3B.¥ard glove and tied It 1q1 when Cle- run In ille IOCOIIdandwentahead tauctdiwn pa11 to Bob Fello, on Jones followed with a sinwith I pair In 1lle llllrd. scored 011 a 0118-fard nin, kickgle to center. The Meta moved becklnrn.rt ed a 3L,yard field goal eed Jones, moving to aecoad oo 4.3 In the fourth when Bud Barextra polnta SldurArl llhalnalcy's third hit of the relson hit a t:wo4lt triple with -daJ to - stngle - ..,_., lead (!allle and then atealln1 third twoteammateaaboardbutGoo>. Kant Slate to a 17-3 win ovar when Brnes catcher Bob Didier zaleo tied It up Cor the Braves Bu!ralo. threw to ille wrong baae, acor. wltb a bome nm In the fifth. Boweraar put the Goidell The Brana 111e 1eodfor ed 1lle ~ead run when OrFlashes In !l'ont to lta7 wtth Kent State 17-8 Victor Over Buffalo 3~ ~at~ane~:·::~:..:,a:,.~ out at first. illethirdleadlngbomerunliUB~tb tn5.. - - · lee&uethballhiatory ~ =s~:ror"":: U:.. tn";;'the_t~ ~eld_ ..:.~ pulled 2~e winner Tom Seaver and pmbled on Mlrtin. Martin laced a hit to center, scoring two runs, andwben the bull (1111 away from Tony Gonzalez, another run scoredgiving the Meta tour unearned runs In their big 1m1ng. Seaver, 3~ a&alnst the The victory save the Meta a I~ edge In 111e best.d..ave aer- .... 'Ille game limdaJ, also here, will pit Jerey Koooman (17~ Ill the Meta aplallll former baaketball star R o n Reed (18-111) ri 1lle Bravea. 'Ille aeries then moves to New York's 9!ea Stedlwn on liondaJ. Penn State Slips By Kansas, 17-14 .MANHATTAN, Kan. <UPDSecond-ranked Penn State used sophomore t.Yclell Mltehell' s 58yard twchdown pOop In the second quarter aa a aprln!tboord to ~ Oreckp, but · mlstal<e-plaei!Od Kansas Slate 17-14 SAturday, stretchlag the Nlltany ·uons• w1m11w streak to 14 tpiJIIea. 'Ille Uons, J)layiJW lor the second ltnllght week without all-America halfback candidate Charlie Pittman, are 3-0 thlsseaaonandtawenotloet-a tie Included- In 22 atrafabl pmea. A record K-State crowd or 35,000 watchod the 19th-ranked Wildcats blow five •c:orlnl opportunities before Mitchell, a 5 - 10, 190 - PQIIId speeds\k, brokeoCCtackleonuclaiOrl play w1111 6:39 lett 1n the !lret after Mike Retta'a 33-yard!leld goal save Penn Slate a 10-0 edge. K-State rallied lnlm the 17~ deficit In the fourth quarter on the pesalrw or 4'nn Dickey. Mack Herron's """'l&rd dive ciQIPed a 50-yarclacorlng drive In 11 plays and Dickey bit split end Mike Creel on a 53-yard touchdown peso with 15 oeconda romalalng. his 0118-fard drive over the Cl!lter ri the Bu!ralo line after 8:11 ri the first quarter. He 11<11 1q1 the lllachdown wiill a 49:rard run alq the loft sideline that pit ille ball oo the l'lllle' 22. He flnllbed the game wltb three completloaa In d.Ye attempts lor 88 yards and Clil'rled seven times Cor 61 ;rarda. Kent State took a IW balltime lead when Boweroox biased 111e ball 38 yarda to Fello at the Bu!ralo goal line Cll the first play from &cri~ after a short punt by Larey Hart. Tom VIgneau recoveredBoweroax' punt lor Bu!ralo at the Bulla 11 yarcl line mldwQ through the third period. But Butralo was unable to move tlie ball and llart'a punt went out Ill bounds ot Ids DIID 33, Kent a.te'a l'1lllling fllllllll stalled on tbe l'llfhlo 15 and Boweri<IX booted hla 31.,yard Reid 110a1 to tdYe 1lle Goldell Flalhes a 17~ marglnwW!2:12 lett In the third quarter. Bu!ralo'a oniJ score came at 1:51 ri tbe fourth period when Barne.r Woodward drore seven yards """""' the right lide. Kirk Barton, a converted de!ens!Ye baltback, set 1q1 lbl toucbdoolia with a 31-¥ard pal& to Scott llerlan. Barlon threw to Paul Lang for IIIIi ~ converalnn. Don Nottlnlllwn led the Kent Stafll liwad olllck with 100 yards on 33 carries. Texas AloM 20 Al'lll113 Cor St <:nul, nrstcma two:rard ran, thelt' cm a 12'f'ard ·IIIII 10 Yll'dl ·!rom Plunkett. Baltimore · ' ' • ' · 1 0 1•000 1 · 000 Baltimore 4 Milllesota 3 (121,.. nlngs) Mlnne;.'!.i.;.;R.;.;,.~ , m ;: 1\i,r ·;,.L o:val~ ,, ~_, .~·. /•<. -~~":~· '-" :·n... 1 ·' ·1-W'Ih- · the six. llfacle,lowakl made It 41-7 .., anvW&rdruneari11Diblllllal period and Ohio State Coaeb Wood,y llayea then paurec1 In the reservea. So did Jlullq Coach Jim OWens. steve Hanzlik replaced WU. us ~rt>ack for Wublngton and got the lluokleiu•-- ~ An lntent!ona1 walk loaded NEW YORK (UPD ~ Princeton psralayed two Columbia fumbles Into a pair of twchdowns and Ellis Moore capped a 58-yard drive with a one. yard dive lor the other score S&turdq as the Tlgera DP•"'1" Ivy League play with a :IJ-7 Victoey over the Uona. Princeton's first TD came after Tiger defender Jim Nixon hit Columbia quarterback John Daurlo while trying to pass and Tom Hutchinson recovered on tho Columbia 24. Two plays Ia· ter, Scott MacBean hit Danker Pete Hauck wltli a 24-yard tc>Jchdown pass and Arnie Hallberg kicked the llrsto!three converslona. A fumbled punt with 35 secundo remaining In the game set up a !0-yard MacBean to Mark Biros scoring strike lor t h 0 Tigers' DnaI touchdown. yard drln -)Jr In 111e second .period wlill Otis 8Q!ncovertrom the three. He aet up lbllllacbdown witb a 25-yarcl b u r 1 t lhnlugh right tackle. Waablaiflla got on the.._ board when 'IIIU'telback Celie WUlla ...toed orer !rom the one to cllmex a 54 • yarc1 drive in the second period. Ohio State lunled .., t h e power In 111e second ball u Otla scoredonaC!IIe-fU'dJIIIIIIIIe before Kern carrlod ovar ftolll Ron Wrlel, JftO'err. . HoWle WIJJJama soared t'wlce fumble ~ ~-2 · I •BuWr~Don~forall. ...., 1UIIa CDr 1ht ........ ltta . ~~qotu.pase'fromi'laniratt.Boii'Moore ;:: ::li'\'N A,,__~ o~ ..Ui!'lld15.0- )'IJ'lla yard ,touehdowa;, . • . · took toUclld9Wii_pssaea Ill ll ~,il: ,:,r ._.' atber alx potnta, aoo stale looked aluallh In lbl Clll8ftiDIIII!nlta, but Kern awakened tbem w1111 his electrll)1ng fllachdo!m nm midway tbrou8h ille _.,quarter. Tho Buckeyes led 21.7 ot Intermllllnn. The Huokles were unable to IIIOVe tbe ball early and allo State drore 57 ;rarda In 12 playa for a second ICOr8 In the Drat period. Otis aot the • · "•"• ! In al toucbduim P&SI, liQOd Cor lt yards, went to ~ r,~ ll!lti1 'wltlr l'11it w::p , 84-rard toochdown run·and IIIIIback Jim Otla bulled Cor three abort ocores to pace 111e No. 1 r - Buckeyes to a u.14 _ " Saturday over Wuhlng;;._"" Kern also scored 011 a abtyard run In the third period and sparked ille Buck8J8I 1111111 he left 1lle fllllllll In the fourtb "'arter to applauae from a disllliJOinted crowd of 58,800• Otis boomed lor toucbdollna Tho Wlldcata tried anon-aide kick but Pem Slate recovered and ran Clllllle clock. Burkhart ldtpaaaesor9, 21, 13 and 9 yarclsln Penn Slate'• last td drive, slvlntr the Lions a s<::~~ first down at 1he K-State alx. Minnesota at Baltimore, 2 p.m. Fullback Franco Rarrla scored two playa later .., a th,.....yarcl Baltimore~~.:. pl-. K-State,-:t.l,...,.tete!J domlneted the !lrat Yale40Colp21 bali. ar!villll deOII Into Penn state Pemaylvanla state 17 Chuck llrukbart, Uon qoar- territory 011 Ita lniUal ave DELAWARE, Ohio (UPD _ Kanaasstatelf terblck, went to the air to pcisaeaslonelllbtol-theball Rich Henley ami TCim uner Franklin Marahall 29 break open the l(lllle In the onlilllblea at 111113 and 25 and each acorad two twcbdowaa aa Jolmo Hopklna 33 third qtBrter, driving 1lle Uona cm )Ilia barcapted at the 10 Ohio WealoJan University ,.U. laat /a"l· ~.lfison T~NI . over SEATTI.E(UPI)- RexKem, of - , three and one 7arda TJ) by plllllllinl Ina tile Ohio state'a-eQthlnc'IJ&r- wbUo blekup 'IIIU'telback Ron - · terback, alerted tldnp with a Mac!Qnrlki -'dod Qllo a.te's Ohio State c11moxe11 a SS.. M;et s R a ll Missouri Bo:l ermaker.·~ Ln · -..'- ,t.U'A~, lnd. · (U~ ,, 21:ards away In the second period tied the score at 10-10 and save him the Arln1 record lor career field goals with I~ Moore scored Army's only touchdown on a OJI&ol&rd pl11111!8, to cap a Drat period drive or 77 yards that Included 8 63-:ard run by Moore, J:,-~~ 7 ';o:" .FAf~!~ s T·"o .'!' p '..~!~n'C:.= :~.=!~a!~:r2.= Pr•"nceton ~C:::'si lfaiaaebuaetta21 , ""'ll wllll Glib 3:03 lett, but hia loft, spelled curtains for Stan- « In Our Town ll'wlna cau)d also pi Rlcb Reeae 14 ~~~~~~~ By Diek WEST POINT, N.Y. (UP!)Texas AAM spOt end Ro&o Brupbecher, took a abort posa from Roell!' Sal!. and out. maneuvered two Arln1 derdan lor a 27-yard touchdown play midway tllr(qh 1he One! period Saturday de,_. that · cllnchod a 20-13 vlctorJ for the ' Washington By 41 To 14 Count Ar .,my · LOS es 20-13 Oliva illen taaed CUellar Cor a two.run homer In tbe sevenlb after Harmon KDIEI>rew walked to pit 1he Twlna ahead 3-:l before PoweU tied It In ille ninth with the Orioles• third 1101o homer off Twlnl' - r Jim Perry. Bel-led ctJ the 12tllwllll a (II'OUIII[er toward tldrd that akidded on the lnfteld a ad boll\cecl o1t KUIIII>rew'a pove. Killebrew, pleylng llllrd so 111e same. Grid Scores . ·'-----------------------------1 Mlmuota wiD aend Dave Boo- Into lbe lineup at first, had a .... had taken a wen (20.J2) apinat Dan Mo. tousb chanca 011 the play and lrtothe!ourthql8rter011Sel!'s s- at ~' Dlec• a, IIorq dashed !utlleb for the Twins' Drat run. ball that roBed to a atop on the 81'111 along tbo tldrd baae llne and coukm't make a play. Belanger, who hit an ~ llnlle ctl Harmon lllllebrew'l [llovo at Wrd, moved to aecoed aa a aaerlllca and to third on a 1f0U1111out, acored the run that snapped a ~ deadlock and pvo the Orlolel the fl.rst f11111111 ci 1lle bast4..flve pliJillta Cor a berth In the World Series. Bucks'WallOp AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE: ~lid n, Mlami .1 3-Faur IVIIJht lor Raldert. S.• tl, ClllcllluU 14-Babble bllrttl for Beapll. New Yor• U, Bolton._,..., Wlllle back OD beam. Bdalo a, Houaloa u-t.lpset of lhe week. Deaver U, Kaaaaa City !1-Citle!l - • a quarterback. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE: Baltimore 31, AIJ4nla IS-Cello bounce bact Ia atyle. Dallal PI!Uadelphla !l-Cioaer than you think. Cleveb!ad !13, Detroit zt-.Leroy KeUy healthy aJala. Green Bay u, Mbme10la :!&-Defense makea the dllfereace. Loa AIIJelel U, New Orleana 14-No buUa ablullt. St. Loala Zll, Pittsburgh 19-Cards keep rolllnc aloag. Saa FraQdleo 11, Walblngloa l4-49ert starting to jell. · Cblca1• !8, New Yorll zt-Gale waralago go unheeded. ~ 1\t' '· OLDERMAN'S · :lf )pener, 4-3 ·50 ears Ao:o'on the. ' SiNcE this article Ia quite lengthy, we'll priDt port ollt this week, and !lnloh It ~ next · &mday, . MURRAY ·· FSTT v, 60 ;rarda ill Dine playa lor a td 2~ 1 ,.,0 _J_ . But wllh 3:18 loft In tba Drot fouls; bJr half he rnlllci tohlaleftano! h4 marred the Alvaro• with . the sllort touchlila..., clowD pen, Richard Franco, Slate 11 who mlised a37-yard aeldaaal . a~t Ia the Drat quarter, ~- ~i\lciiiOti- ~de 11 17~ ~- 6 akiPped clowD .the SCOI'eUntouc'!ed., ...u. a~~· Wildcat&, Bishops Rip Heidelberg ualnr llarbw : .to..::::.;'=~~~= ::.r~:.:-== s~=Ohl~ :~~·:rc:=:•.:=. sideline to f"'" Die=-:-~~ uti o1t OI~OD~ lliiiiiPd · . , mm ~ Tba ~ fu:o:fora.:'1Q= tblla pldlld a peao Then PSU. ~ ·Bill Pader- iliree .0 1 dowa& 111 Jl.stai8' ll tor i 4'1·1ard illal ~ -~ Mil· IOII~at.r~·...,.,..,.lonln thera !lrrt. t.~r aa1· 'u. ondlaachllrlwneftha...,._. a• ~ l'WIIiad wn•osta baa 219 11iid ;rulde to Tom ....,. 'l!lclilld ~ .., herd . l!il ball P--,; ..._18, · - _, • - · Ira JlilbU. out llli I .,., . . · ~-...,.. ~~ a ,)Ioiiar . . '. �i. ( ,. .Ironton lnflie~. 29:~·J ~~$i~'f':( 'P~sel¢ss G~li}l~lis BI\.C,DeVilS!) ·· . Gnc !lerna. lanll)lp. Jnlolllll Ia 4-1.0 over-· ll-l'nllll)' 185 .pound Ill. "'"*-I• .....,..., .In live lllllior 9ilrterblck oeorecltwo CJUUas,L . . ...._111 IIIII pilolld lor ID· . Tile ,defeat, GaWa•a il>lrd In 1 Olher ben Frldf.r ~ •• live IIDI8 (oil ~ • ~ "' CO.eb Bob ~·• hllb-lllln8 13 PJiato) 1e1t the IIIII• DOY. ' DIQNTON 111111, TlJort 'ed8ld Ba h~t. .tlitlns Golll;po.. Ua with . ord. . Ganlpolll, playlacwitboulthe lll'Yicea o1. 1~ leadlal ...,..er 11111 Junior lllllback Tool Prole, luty_.aleecH•r'"'""'pln· er 111 the SOI-IIml 0 h lo ' - e (Prole waa In on four olfenalve DillY• - hi Ia IIIII -er~~w 11om 10 mae Injury recel•~ lo the l'ourlb per. iod a! Albenl 8oDt- 26) ftrlt Friday, lben fell behind erter three periods. . Coach L, (Johtll)') Eeker'l Blue Dm11 struck pay. dirt hrlee 1o the floe1 otanza - lbe pme•a Ileal loudldown aboeked IIIPl'CIIIimoleiJ 4,000 (IIIIJ, Dave ~ · 1l7 - pound Jw>lor darerlllYIGAI!S""'fbeck, iniAircepted 1 Hal !Para pus IIIII ramllled 100 yarda tAl pay. dirt. llur!!ell...,.lldlbedouble llrlpe aslbe filial orm .,....., II Is hellOYed to be a SEOAL record ror a poaa iolereeplllltl nmback. Friday's triumph left Ironton deadlocked lor lint place In lite SEOAL nee willt Jack1011 - both taama own 3-0.0 loop recordit. The two teama will collide 11 lronlaa Fdday ni811tforthe1989lequeebomp. ~ 28~ •• aroCK NEAL bulled hio wayiM!rfromthetwo-yard Bne will! 6:42 l'8lllllnbw In~ flrll periocl to climax a 62-vard Blue Devil drive in 11 plays allrorton Friday night. That a Neal (In center of photo with. ball showl~)while GAllS guaro Dana Cleland (63) looka on. Ironton's Mike Akers (83) and Rick Boykin (30) failed to stop Neal oo this play. Ironton won, 29-24.. Jaek carr pOO!o• Southern Crushed, 50-14 RACINE - The Sruthern Lo- for the extras was no good. cal Tornadoes of Coach B o b Tho Tornadoes played much Albley had their chance lor be~ ball in the third quar. lbelr second victory In a row ter, "although no one seorOO. ' 10 down the drain at FederalIn the lourlh quarter, fresh' Hocking, 50-14 Friday after, man halfback Paul JuBilee put 000!1. Southern on the scoreboard with The loss dropped the Torna- a 4 yd. run. lle also ran In tile does to 1.4 overall and 1..2 In extras to make It 28~. leque play. The Lancers coachChuck Roblnsoo thea returned b)o Damy llall are now 3~ ed tlleSruthernkick.otr97 yards overall. 1o make It 34.8. Rader ran In On lbe third plo,y ol. lbe game the extras to make It 36~. O.Uck Rcll>ln11011 caught a pass Doug PhWlpa ran t5 yards ' !rom .Da!l!y llall, Jr., the for another Lancer score. 'Ib.e . coach's son, covering 55 yards. extras were no good, and 1he ·: The attempt lor the extras was score was u.s. :. goocl oo a pass from llall to • Roder IIIII It was S.O. ; The Tonwloes played t h e ; Lancers on even terms the rest or the llrot quarter but carroll 13 Amanda Clearcreek t I feU aport In lhe ¥COnd. llall completed another tooch- Cols. Hartley 36 Cola. East 0 : down .c-sa, this one to Charley Cois. Walter son 39 Cals. I.'.arIon Franklin 22 , !Prlnler. ror 20 yll'lls. The ; try ror lbe extras was no good. Zanesville 48 Columbus South 8 : '11d1 put the Lancers ahead, Cols. West 30 Cola. Wherle 8 : 1f.ll. Rader thea C8llgbt a pass Cols. Llnden20 Cola. Whetstone 0 ; 1rom HaU 1o makelt20.0. The Newark 20 Columbus Northland : paso from llall to Junior Bow. 7 • era made II 22.0 on the try lor 'o llie extra pointo. Cols. Brookhaven 8 Cols. Walnut Ridge 6 : - . r a Onlshed tho scoring : lo the flrll bill on another Circleville 42 Greenfield 20 ~ touehclown pass from llall cov- Wilmington 14 Washington C. H. ; ertnr 15 yards. The attempt 6 Sophomore hal1back Steve Jenkins ran 22 yards lor Southem's second score to make it 42-14. The try for the extras was no goocl. Thla lime It waa Doughlery' s Ume to run the ldck-<>11 bock, as he returned II 75 yards. Rader ran In tile extraa In brlnl the final count In 50-14. Next week the Southern Local Tomadoea will boll I h e WUclcall or Hann1111 Tl•ace In a SVAC tilt. SCORE BY QUARTERS Sruthern • . . o 0 0 14-lt F.H • . • . . . 8 20022-50 Jackson 58 Wellston 0 .. Ironton 29 GliliPOII~<ll4 · · ., Meigs 6 Atllens 0 Vinton County 28 Rock Hill 0 Unloto It Ado,. 6 Sidney 13 Bellefontaine 6 S:.>rlngfleld South 38 Hamilton GarOeldlt Elyria 44 Flnlllay 8 Sprltwfleld Local 8 BrWI&nt 0 canton McKinley 45 canton LIDcain 13 Ashland 7 Manafield Malabar 6 Mana!!old Selllor 34 Lorain Klnr 0 New Lexington 14 Morpn 7 Ma,ysviDe 40 WestMusldiiBUDIO Philo 20 Trl Valley 8 CrooksvUle 32 Roseville 6 Fort Frye 20 ShenandOah 18 Beallsville 38 Meedowbrook 6 zanesville Rosecrans 19 Lk:klng Valley 12 Cered~Kenova, W. VL 38 Chea- ................ , SPECIAL ~ ......................~ ;t \ ~~~=~~~~~~~~ 88 i ~ r. apeekel2 Coal Grove 48 Fairland 20 ~· 20 Nala.....W.York 14 Middletown 44 Fairfteld 22 Urbana 26 Greenville 6 Cola. Ea&tmoor 28 Lancaster 6 llelpre 41 Wlrt COU!II;y, W. VL 12 CoiiDDbu& Centra116 Columbua 11atchi111 intaior. Radio and heat•, P. Steer· lne. P. Brakes, 1/S/W tires. Looks and runs like new. td $1695 : Ready 6 Cuyahop FaDs 35 Columbus WOOD MOTOR SALES EASTERN AVE. North 0 GranvWe 54 Hnath 0 Hamlllllll Tw!l. 1t Dublin 8 GALLIPOLIS, OHIO and ONE FlO IS••• our used car deals are THE DIPE!JQ OH THIS SEAL . Here's wllll happened In Tllllca MemorW Stadium at ~ Friday O.Uck- IIIDk Dave Krlel>el'a open1•1 klckolf .o n the GAllS 10, llld returned It In lbe Blue DeYU 38. llllllk GAllS 11 plays lA> mareb 82 yarda lor lbe gune'a llrat touchdown. Larry - · · 18.,yll'4 acomper was the blr plner In ~ drive. Fullback Chuek Neal ripped olf left tackle lor tho touchwith 6:42 left. raced III'OUIId rf&bl end for the nlaht' ~ extra polnta. II Wll S.O. II was the llrll time a SEOAL team bad croal!i!d the Tlrera roa1 line, a!!CI waa aleo the the oval lhraJah the lnlre Tt. rer forward woll. 'l'ha GAHS lead waa shortllved. FIYO playa later, Slei'I!IIIW! cut o1r rlllhl ' taekle, was blt hard, bouncedlolbeoirtaldo,lllll raced 33 Yardl In li&.Ycllrt will! 4:43 left. Fullback Rick Boy. kin paaaed In Hallback Rand1 Edwarda for lbe extra PJiate, DIS IIIDk DYer 11!1 Ill OW!! ;r7 latelntbeOrltperiocl.Slxplaya BE5T bue•enplaya,~• 1~ !w, 21~ :.=· ;::: 1 were __ Da.to .e eriJ In lite third ter br ·et.Jek •Neill h'C!III period flle8IIIIIID •ai'tel" the 'Gilllahl · Len Bulh hit II&Ye~ra,. iuod forced the 1lrwleJ!DeD In llx jlllnl. 111 ,nJM playo, IHS·reaeb· II' Jl!ll!'tl,\ ··. '('"''~ . eel the GAllS 12, but the drlvt 1 trill\! 1111, 'llil • lldta ftzzled • klek, ~ ~·~a: ll'ibbed~ The Tt,ra held. plllled 33 yll'lle 1o t1M1 GAHS It ti the: IHll ta. After ~ , ffl tt, where 1111 Spearnlaqaled ~ ltGfttan ~ rorafalrealeh. · lntheGAHS-In14Wt11Plf;rt Elshl p~ay later, aided b)oa ·- , aided 15 ·JUIII 15 • yard ponalt,y ~It the ,l!lue·Ji;li ~., over • eqer Gollilms, · .......,, ll!ft< ,• oa II aoored anotber . 11x • pointer. ~ck Bel ~:. lit. Fullbad< Rick llo.Ykllllllllaahed leiiQited a pua; llll'ili'U,lil~ . over from the lhree ·l:fll It olf on the awl IIDt; tt iell 1n lbe third period, Ap.ln hla left, need .dolm lhl ~ llowarjl'o klcil waa trUe. That loll to1 made It 28-8. . , the!' .eut ·fllj hla ,'i'f41rt IIIII, 11111 AI IIIla point, llr!ln'if~)'lllk- lOng IIDbl· ~ hom 'IOUiided eel 10111e ol. 'bla uordara. .GAHS u ButnoU croeled the 8DIL 11er11 the ball lor 16 CCIIII8eu. llllh ~ the extra PJIDtl, tive playa, IIIII redueed lbeTI• now · 0.3 rero lead 1o 29..18 wllb 6:l0 rood, Will h!lai •IP Frl4q loll In the fourth perlocL The nllbt.' II wiU be the Blue DIY· drive covered 64 ~ ~ 111 homaoomll!r baWe. ~~~~~- -nohld tbe...,.waonllilllled,~"'­ ~· IIII.,~Bulh ~~a. P•• Silo• ~Biijl ~the~ U.ln\1'~· ;::Meigs ·Snaps Ath~ns Win Stre1lk, .' 'Great Team Effort' Meigs· Athen,s Statistics • ~,. Says Chancey After ' ··· Upset Of The Year held the hand In Jackson all otatlstlca Ill lfll&r they netted 26yards. Valentine earrled the bll115 · times tor 138Jitrda while Mur· phy was close behind with 110 yards In 10 carries. Wellston's offense managed eight nrstdowns, 55 yards rushing, and completed nine of 21 passes lor just 24 yards. The score by quarters: 0 0 0 0- 0 Wellston Jackson 6 30 22 0-56 <Ill - ~ touchdown peas to End Mark sbaw to make ii12-0 with t:57 len 1o play. The Chloflalna' onlyblgdrlve of lbe pme set It> tile lltlrd TD aa they marched 85 yll'llsln sev· firat TD cOD!I.nr on a one-yard en plays with Cluck lAMe drlv· 211-14 acore. C..ch Dick Mlkea or Logan s,_k by QuarterbaekBobJoM- I~ lbe final lour yards to•acore. watched hlo <l!lefs quickly rWI oton. A clltlverston kick lalled Dara Beougher's conversion It> a 20.0 oi!OI'eln theftralper· and It was S.O with 7:35 left. . run lt>Ped the score to 20.:0 at lha ftrat quarter. Leaa lhan lhreemlnutealater the j>nd loci IIIII tlleo used hla llartero The Buckeyes acored In the Jdlnaton unlooded a 37 ya...S very ltll&rinBIY the remalocler of aecO!II quarter on an 11 - yll'4 111111 from Quarterback Dave Sullivan In End RocJo' SmalbMarletta 54 Falrfteld 0 &un IRgS era. Dave Weaver ran the cOt>steubenville 39 !layton Rolh 6 , version with 37''iecobdal~ ,ln Marlins Forry 22 w,uoton 16 . _ . .,AL} G~ , ~· . . the ·aecond·Portoll:" .,.,.., • ''" Upper Arllllllon Lllna !an- 'tEAM w L T' p OP Th4fl·flnal Bucktiy~· TD elmo lor 0 Jackaon • · • .5 0 0 193 30 wltll 2:32leftlntlleconteolwhen . Maulllon 6 AU1&110e 0 lrontlltl ••..• 4 I 0 109 42 Sullivan sneakejlln lromlbe one Portomoulh Eaat22Portamoutll Meigs •• ...• 3 2 o 106 89 yu4 line to make It 211-lt. , Gallipolis •. .. 2 3 0 152. 7'll Logan' a olfeooeaccounted for W88t18 Wbeeleroburg 20 Vliley 0 Atllens .•••.• 2 3 0 58 80 14 11ratclowna, 2113 YIQ!s ruahChUllcollte 12 Portsmouth 0 Logan ....... 2 3 0 6t 81 ~ (l59 bl' LDweln2z'carrloa>, Delaware 33 Mt. Vernon 0 woUIIon ...•• I 4 0 36 178 and 75 yerda peoolnr on rour WesterYWe 26 Reynoldabura8 Nel~oYork .... 0 50 46 153 or 11 allompts. Woruw.too 16 Pleasant View SEOAL ONLY N'elaainlll~oYork netted nine 14 TEAM W L T P OP flrll downa, had 72 yards I'UibBexley 22 Grandylow 6 Jackaon .•• - .3 0 0 105 24 ltV, and Ctlllpieled n.. or 13 HWI&rd 26 Mllllln 6 11'011tol! , • • •• 3 0 o 83 24 paaaea lor 34 yll'lls. Fairfield Unloo 14 Conal Win- Mello ••••• • 2 I 0 66 47 Logan Ia ,_ 2-2lntheleague chester 12 Albena . ; ..••2 I 0 58 22 as they prepare to boot Athena Gallipolis .••• I 2 0 88 43 Frlda;y ·ftl&bt wbUo the winless yACHT TWAL'l Logan • • • • • • I 2 0 26 4a Buckeyei travel toW eUalon lor NEW YORK (UPI)-A nrteo Nel~oYorR · · · ' ·0 3 0 34 106 a bottle lhalwlllprOblbi;ydeterII I ~-• ..~June Wellslon ••.•• 3 0 0 148 mine tile cellar dwell· pre m nary w,..a •• TOTA't5 12 12 0 460 460 ·· FRIDAY'S RESULT& er, ldcka oil: tile New York Yacht Club's aeareb for a clefeoder In Ironton 28 Golllpolla 24 111, ocore b1 quarter a: c<Jq~ote In the Allleriea'a Cup Moils 8 Athens 0 LogBn 20 0 . 0 0-20 be~JIUIII8-12 ~t :'.':ser~on!'!:a =~~ ~:::.•!t~n l.\~ ra t 18 olf Newport. Floli teals Nel York at WeUatoo cmunence AIW> 18 oft the .. Rhocle Island - . CoUere Football Reaulta 11¥ U!llted Preaa lllternotlonal DOVE CUPPED ;Miami (Fla.) 23 N.C. Sl. 13 DETROIT (\JPI)- Tha 1)&. ldaho 31 So. Mlas. 21 . troll Platona cut s-, Dove, AdeJ,hi 16 Blmabra SL <PL) u ronnor Sl. Jolla'a 01. Y.) alar, IIIII Larry Jeffrtea or Trlnlt,y, CINCINNATI (UPI) - 'll!e Tex., Friday lD reaebllll the Clnelmall Reds algned reoeral 1 - lbnlt ol. 12 Plalerl lor ma- &b Howl&ll! In a the National •akelball Aleoel· two • yaer cootraet Friday. alloo sea1011_,, There waa no <1111!111111 at the Dove wao olcnedloa.IOO,OOO preaa 1:<1nf•>re110e relalltw In lhree-:r- cotVacllo 1987, I Mamger Dave BriiiGI'i llltus, ·~ · - See THE GRAND 01.. E OPRY, COlli! GAUL'S . J. M. 2 Miles Narth on Rt. 1 Left on CoUnty ROad 36 - II'ATCH FOR SIGN - ""I I Tub~'• and Weatem THE AUTO CLUI OF SOUTHERN OHIO ' . ' tiOHIII·MAIIYILLI . 12x. . W. HllE . ·~cqil'f:li& French Fri.. Onion Rl1p Tl·l-1 ;.. - ... Jry Our Delicious '. ; Contemporary suits get bolder by way of shape SQUAii ' ' F~T and color. The coordinate . shoes have broader toes CAROL;IN·ALUMIEt and an overall bolder look. ' AND-SUPPLY. (0• . I riJIDCORf F0rem · .an·,..&. . ! . · · • · •'.:'·992 '' ·,,J.3. 2}: . ""' Orio !lldnall,' ISO.paund Jun. ior, seared the Spartans' next toucbdow!! with 8:33 lei! In the third periocl. Tho try for the extra polnta failed IIIII the Plnteo held ODin a ellm 22..20 The Pirates are QOW 2-3 In lead. Ill games and 2..2 In tho ~ Terley Georre IJUt the PIern Valley Athletic Conference rates back lnlo the lead for the race. Next Saturday ni811tNorll! Gollla . travels In Bul!alo, W. nader llae doads. Aiexlllder' • Spartans . l(re . aleo 2-3 ror the ....... T h•e.. : Sparlenl m,..,,_, . , ~~-·- Glai!itet" next Friday ni8ht. · (Jf tlie c!Dwnpour of , folloiuers, none• ·,, , tould dupliCate PI}'JIIouth's allt!len· tic Edwardian ~air. ()illlined in bold double·slilc hing, IICceitttd with a s hap~d l l}-bullon PI}'JIIOiifh by mppe di Amo. Safety Tested OK Used C• from the Old Reliable- Ernest Music Shop, and much mo,. In o wenderlul I'.GIIem. Designed ·13' to 19' Models Many On,Display &Manx lin To Hoohville, Tennell.. r.· ,..... · The Spartans leapecl 1111!> I 14.6 lad at lbe and or.the'ft.-.1 pmoc~, lllioS.U. went t h r e e USED CAR DEALI GRAND OLE OPI . y slnt • room . ~N:•~I:Y:or:k::~~f;~~~=~~~~~=f~;~"."':~~i-~t~ .. KO to ·the · $55.00 per penon double 10011 $58.00 8 0 6 14 58 0 Logan 20 Nel~oYork Jackaon weuaton 14 The club aeld Frlda;y lhe OCT 10 GAMES· prellma will Melga Glillljloll; niDI Sept. 15, 1970. R.L, iMBinrae•• orr Newport, Ao.lonol, Kmucky For more lnformollo•, listen to WTCR, 1420 on Am, and Call, write, or stop by I-'• o WTCR 11410 co•ntry 1 or and Music W..hnd. or u· THE AUlO (LI_pII Of · . SOUl HERN OH10 . Octolter 24 & 25 ··'TRUCIL'OAD-~:· ' ';:;;;:::;;;::;;;;=; 14 Rrsl downa, rolled up 392 yards on the ~ and completed tllree ot lour J1!1SIOI for • ' 6-0·'· ~·-· }':'1-~ - team. •I ~ lldellnea,1 bl~ mldf!t~· The Blue DeYUa - apia Jull be!ore Intermission. Chuek 11Dwll'4 lntercepled a Slernaman aerial 11t1 the DeY. Us 25, relllrninl II to yll'lls to the DIS 35. Saowden blt IIDward with a ab!-yll'll pau, llld ~ Neal wltll a 13 • ;yarder to l'Ut·it 11t1thio Tiler 18. Doug Henry picked olf • &lowden -'a! Just as lbe bill ended, kl1llna that Blue Devil tlueat. ' conversion to run the cOURt t6 5U alter three quartA>rs. The entire loorlh periocl waa played b)o the auba !rOD! each W~ l~ ~Upolla, < ' ]acksonians Romp fit ·JIIntli !11'1DDtber 1 ' . ' Ia An the contest as the Buckeye a betwu n o t tied bock aplnal thl aubo In nearly as close as the score i~ make the score look c:lose. dlcatea the Logan Chloftalno ea. Logan scored tho ftrst tllree oily defeated battered Nelaon.We • York Friday ni8llt by a times II had the ball with tho ' Test Drive ~Y ·. of Our Quality Trade-Ins Today. Be Sm- Be Safe In a '\ I J'!'f=- -a er. ~ 1'ht '"ndaJ Times - sOntinel, Stwday, October 5, 1968 · NELSONVILLE SEOAL cCHteot lhat UlmCAIII YOUR ""'eet 19.,~ NMl•a lawl Ill' bil plaer. 'l'ha ~ 17 . Logan Wins First Loop Contest LOT FOR ftred · tAl Hallblek a otrlke . ...SplaeeBob Bon~-. II was kld<ed .the extra 15~. . . The Ecltel'lll., ·~/1:'! back. hom their own ' h GoliiiDa, • eel 62 yll'llato : : : "W~ A IIYe.fU'd pe procedure (m ftrll dowll) l'Ut It back In the Tiler nine. On the eoiullll play, QB LarSnowden went beck to 11811• ry was blt by two or three Tl. He tackler• Tile boll was Jarrer aw ,..,;.. &loWden. stern::.., c":rne by like 1 oireak o1. liRhlnlnr 11 up on the .,.; zoom~ 82 yll'lla 8 Chuck , Neal In P u r. IIIII. 1 iiiU with 7:57 . In the hilt. Howard made Jeri . was the gune'a as far 88 GAllS tan concemed. llrat Ume 111 _..m ...,_ NEW ·sALES TOWNI WE INVITE YOU TO LOOK OVER OUR FINE SELE.CTION OF YOU CAM c. . liter, with " ' ul porlod, 15~ ~the kickponalt,y _aplal!t GAJIS~Ide A SEO S•--d' Friday's High Sehool Seores ' J a 1~ eonrertace ree- u::..=.n 'er 1n the ,' ' ,.a,.,..... ,_do for... RAND II '1 �. ' '. I' • ,. :t ' ~- 5\i)llay · 'l'lln~•- ~ntb.,l, ' ·wl)oll!ll off on ln ;hlt relations . Mexico, ~· MexleanROvorllllont . '". tlalll by ehok!IW ott border 'i ! ~....to for mari.JuaN. b 1 n two ·~~ka d (, · Alii Hlntereep~ Mexl· can 0 can relations have ~ · drCJili*.l to tbelr lowest point in Yeatt. . , MeJd,c an oCflelala are hurt . • ~,nd I!Wry.'llleybltter]yrecall the ROOd deys, with ~n ~ Johnaon and John F. 1 ,,o:m:.,'d: <¥ , .l\*lledY• IIJSIIIICOIIS TIJO - llue DMillallbaek Lcnde Baoh raced lito tile ellll•one !or two points with 5:t0 lett in t he pme a t - Friday nilbt to reduce the Tigers lead tD ~ 16. Thlt'a lllllh ... the i"ourd er left) while Dave Burnett (22) ai&Nla tile two - polntergoodalongwllh the referee. a.r- Favor Browns o... INDIVIDUAL NET yARDS' RUSHING <Jr<l;llon) PLAYER TCB Starnaman · · •• t Hoary • • • • • • • • 2 Edwar11a • · · · · · 5 llllllley • .. • .. •. 4 YO AVG. 21 5.4 32 3.5 37 3 11 3.3 3.0 2. 7 1.6 3.2 15 12.' Y~ *""' ·.. ····· 32 16 33 21 2 7 .• /G. 8.0 8.0 6.6 5.2 3.5 Boyidn •••••• • 23 81 Slnhll • • · · • • · • 2 5 lll;yaro • • • · · · .. 1 1 TOTALS . •..• . t3 196 INDIVIDUAL PASSING PLAYER C-A I YG Snowden • · · · 9-15 1 81 Bush · .. • .. 2.2 0 14 TOTALS · .. 1117 - 1 95 I 3.5 2.5 1.0 t.5 TD 0 1 1 (Ironton) ~ C-A I YG TD f~ an . . • 4-6 1'82 1 · s .. .. 1-1014 0 !Part . . . . . 0.2 I 0 0 TOI'ALS • • • · 5-9.2.$6 I INDIVIDUAL RECEPTIONS (Galllpolis) PLAYER C..A YG '11> P, Neal , •• •• , 3.'; 43 0 Howard •• , •• • 4-1 30 0 Bunlell · • • ; · • · • 2.2 11 Bush • .........,. · · · 2.2 11 TOI'ALS •• • . , 11-16 95 . Redmen Still Unbeaten By I . S&ma,y, oeid..r 1,1~e ·· .. 1 0 I (~A PLAYER YG TD :,: Akers • . . . • . . 3-3 t3 o ::; !lelltilll' . , . . . . 1-1 35 I ,: !1oJk1n •. • • .•. 1-1 18 0 ,=: ldwards . , • . . , 0-1 0 o ;:r lfttra • . . , . . . . 0-1 0 0 .. TOTALS •.• •.. . 5-7 96 I Six Over DettOit Colli..-. ' •'lle'a Watkl~a Gallipolis • •. 0 I 0 0I 0 1 =LES·LJ/ IGallipolia . .. 0 1 0 0 _ 1 Jronllll OO O O O YARDS 'PENALT~ Gallipolis (6) 5 5 30 20 _ 60 Jrontoo 8) , • IO 30 30 30 _ IOO RETURN YAIIDAGE LOST ::; ; ~Ul, ¥o , • ]y.TACKLES - ~ . , ·.· . . ., <,•~• N~admlnlalratlon be~ ,il<"N bWe• ·.~~~et lfwUF·~e ~ (he ~ - ~~ a', ~l Me!dcan ollle)als P¢!)1 ou] •"'! fC1W11! tho ,. :'Thla la .. In die . l!llder Elae,..er, tliet Mexico liea tiP thla as a .friendly _Fqardo sood relations with r•"'' . .' had cooperate Jrlth ·die . :IJliiWll ~ture, and wllaM,wo lget In .~co as -.JIIH!ndablo. ,Mexlc:a~ sov~~ w ,_lie · beilUI! to crow. ,It ~for a Siates lor·· a ~ , ,In reiurn7 Ope"tlon 1!14. Nei&h- ' Mexico iocilnYlnCed-delllite ·ltrorwer 11!011. ~S here ill :Our U. S. pre~ II/ meet eontrolll" tile ~~~~~ll! ·illd bo\:, tllat'o whl~" , deriiala by ~cretary oC Slate own cOiiittty/ ' · · •'~ with his , Mexl~ii ~ ~rJVt norcotlcl\'alllc. · · · , Me~co ,a~ ~t ll1I!'!Jua- wnuam P. lloi~ra to Mexican Aller aiM' ]!llprgvement earl)i, . llviiW nalahbo\:s Mexican EUorto$izable ·· na a lid, "))ll:eotle~ trifllc should Foroip ~rotary 'Amxdo Car- thri'UIIh thO Elae*'!i'er ,and tile prec!'dence over ather ,eh]elaof "Our own ~Uorta w.h lehhlve be cOilttolled b u t· rlllo Flores- thtit the aim oldie Kennedy years, Mexlcan-Amert- state. . been olzable ~ and, pr~.Jta the "Operation Inter- · operation Ia not primarily to can re]J.tlona hit a peak o! CeremOnial E - r m&I1JOWer, in dealrO)'II'w mart- . cept . ~ .methods. . catch sm"""'ra at the border. u""'"cedollled eordlaiiiJ under m Juana lleld1, are laken tor thO ,,, .:a.r tile operation his deeper Maneuver Ia TraiiiPIIre'11 J~on. Mexico was pleased benellt ot tbo IJillled $&tel," to , lhe Mexican "It Ia .,lltetraneparent," aald .with .tbe atresa Johnaon,put on Ordaz didn't said one o!Oclali •;wtjlioul !~"' g~:vernment, wllieh 110 beyond one Olnclal, "thet tile real pi romedyiJig MnlcancCJIIIPialnta, this rich American marlietilsahif!l ; ofthla ill- eoncelvediii&JIOUVOf his frequent meetings with his !or the growers, wel'Ouldlllit '!be Me!dcan1attltude ladle! Ia tohurttho.ocooomleoo(aur Mexican prealdonta C..von in Nlxonmotllllll)' hive much of a problem of 0111' the cperatlon ;Ia a deii!Jerate border eltles and dlsr• !Mir ill), hi• Yl]wroua becklng lor a state. And !hot OWIL The uae oC dru&s Is Jd preoiiiJre play aplnot the Jlll1'lllal e<llllmeree and mov.,. Joint- p r - to Improve life low )1oura, a that wlcloepread amOIW Mex].. Mexican JI)Vermnent, and lndl- mont on tile border, alq the border. encOIIIIIer at a ., trllol •j~ ,:.~'We 1111"""', 1 f!le. better .. : 111ea.w.r• ~lj111111; '~ -. =·. . . . .... . . .. . . .............. ..... · ..... .................. w....- trame, ~m.tprt:"TtlY"-'0. "Operation <lilt!N'eOpt" Jil!i>l< 1\1 ~ • "-llGn d01111 leYOio In time, · ., . ·. ~ It ered(ed tile trte~ bulK "' bebreen tile · •tWo nelibbo\:s o¥er die COIII'IIf 7'1{ decades. · . .: · -· Aa one .lolnlean om:o;lal pjl it: ' . ·· , i' ~. "We WOre • ~slpt!IJWUHil~ IMnlina oCmutual~-,li· w.. w~;, •J,.'.;i!l!ii; '""""· • Now. IHOO!ie back to tbe c~qa Jll then!.' " ·· 4 PARTY. COOK SET eu eow.r • •· "lllllli,JAl:KliOM ,.•vE, ··• it"drWALL-11 . ·.... .f'T • f'L ,..,.NT , W• v·•" ' , ' 675-.3000 · ' 1-lliiii~-....--.,.._;;,;.iiji; """''"' ( --"'..-- :.J. ~I.. '. -'. •• ..... ,_. ,._~ . • 1,: :·"- . ...._ 'i,,. ·"",, .,.,J·- -)' .. , . 10% QT.:UTI.ITY · ~- loc HECK'S LOMA PLASTIC ·~ ·g ·:.,-,\ :··,. . ..'. c REGUW . 20 ONLY IN SToCK . 24 'ONLY ·'S . . . ' ' "i·l,~f~ ) /' 37 ONLY NO. 200 · BULLETIN BOARDS HECK'S lEG ., '. $3.21 -=~=:.:0:01 fOUrth a.. jaai r..... Boyklll); .paaa from stern. 11:51 10eond (Howard 82-yard with le :J:~Ci'l""'"• 7<1>7 second, lfArt un I•IIIAIM .f!hPA.Ih ,,. .,...., - • • •· ..._ . 41QN.Y IN -sTOCK explains why Qtore of the smart mont:y is EDEPART & VJ.-4 Jf, w. v•. :i·,'~ . ' •, ·v·S'; .· . ·- ·. " ~ 33 ONLY .· SWINGER WAX KIT • YISil Blel'lllllllll, 4:43 flrat (lilll- 2.67 5 99c Bui· ,r,..ai'i'fhinv are · realllv J11Ullh QJOi'e car. 2 & 3 IEDROOM$ ALL ELECTRIC . MANY 9PTIOiiS ~ t4 IN '"STOCK""" IN STOCK 140NLY36x64 9 .••• $6.99 39c '· ' (•1!-• ' HltlrS 'IIG PAl . Sic · I 2NlJMBEU , TOCHOOSi Clti~D'S DltNKI~G . CU-$ . . REGtJLU .Lla SEE US FIRST 0). ·PftiNG - Gelllpollo, c. ~ 2'*anl run, 6:42 lint tun); Burnett, 6.yard from Buah, 5:to loorth riUI); Bumett, 100 - Yard 66 HAMILTON ·1 'li' :~--· • RICHARD~Da 12' 1&0'·. PLAYER PR YG TD ..,.,.. . . . .. ... 2 8 0 Spears .. .. .... 1 9 o lleBry • •• .. . ·. . 1 7 0 'i'OI'ALS . . • • . . 4 24 0 llECOVERDl 011011\J tum. lila: Slarnaman (returned 82 1&rde !or touchdown.) l'IJNTS - Gallipolla: Bulb, t-lto(35.0). .._., llemaman, 2.66(33.- $6.99 s IDUL 1'01 SCOUTS, HUN'rl!ls, FISHERMEN, CA.MPERS. NESTS INI'O ONE . COMPACT, EMY JO CARRY UNif•. CONTAINS FOUR PLATES, fOUR . PIAS11C CUPS, · TWO COOK POTS, ONE cOR II POT wmt. IIY PAN. , •ATLAN.TIO •SitYLINE . (Ironton) . REG ~. "- Ill OYll Ill SIIICI · fll IIlii IOIIU HOlES KO YG '11> ·lliarY • " .. .. 1 22 0 :; Aliers . . . • . . . 2 15 0 TOTALS • • • , • 3 37 0 PUNT RETURNS (Gallipoli s) PLAYER PR YG TD P. Neal . • . . • . 1 7 0 Buah . . . . . . . . l 2 0 TOTALS . . . . . . 2 9 0 lple.... d j:taf, i~ _....~ Wanat. Mw • • • • M tile .....,. that foldt dow!l to a collpCid .._, VENETIAN BLI =:"iu'! =\Ra'll4r (Jronloll) sa.maman, 110•0!"•1 eire!"' u.t "the ~ hi• eqled," lllext. .t an Olnetala,lnaUbqtu..moat prlvote convarsatlona; dollied they felt li\Y chlnie in ~elatlont . witb tile United states. "0 P e r a t I o n Intercept chaJI&ed that. Alti1ouj!h still unwilling to 110 on record, Mexican ollldala now malie _.cy roaertful and bitter rODllrks.Now-aaremled wllb. anti-American hoadllnaa and cartoons piel!lriiiB cu0toma 1-etora aaNazis. ....... & I Jim !i)'ar, Sieve Markle, Jd Howard, Dick Fisher. GUARDS - Carl Kins. Mike KeUer, Jolm MacKenzie, Greg Collllla, Bell !llerer. CENTER - John Lambe~ BACKS - Bob Beniloy, Gre& PLAYER il!n, ~ ,, Juat d,le .~r ""1!~ W~1le-t110 "l'lljlieJ~ .,..,ln · •nd tile"_ , _ ol ~ on tlie l_llo,Gl'pllo. SPACE BLANKET II :" ., S'l'ORE David Maione x- Twolntercepted. GalllpoUa • • 368312102 - 233 PASS INTERCEPTION Ironton .... 2999 7 8- 143 u-•~ T II ~.. ~: 0~ RUNBACIIS LINEUPS ~·--. erre -ra,....., (Galllpolla) (Galllpolil) MJoera, Jim Tordi!r, BobSinhll. PLAYER I YG TD ENDS - Rues Elliott, Chuck NEXT GARS GAME - 0c:t. Bumott • . . . . 1 100 1 Boward, Mllie Canodey, Bruce 10, Meigs, home. _ Howard • • . . . 1 40 o WilsoiL TOTALS · · • · · 7 140 1 TACKLES - CINck Wood, (lronllll) Tim Uemaworth, Mark' Davia, PLAYER , ·1 YG '11> John Halley, Henry • . • · · · · 1 0 0 GUARDS - Rick Hueholt, TOI'ALS • • • . I 0 0 Dana Cleland, Bob Baxter, GleiiKICKOFF RETURNS nard Dana. (Gallipolis) PLAYER KO YG '11> Howard • • . 3 61 0 C. Neal . .. .. 112 0 P. Neal . . . . . 111 o · TOTALS • • • . 5 84 0 ' ,.. .. T MOBILE . GALLIPOIJS - The R I o Rio Grande held the edp in (Howard, kick); Boykln, 3 .yard Grande COllegetennlsteamkept the dod>lea 11 Dlllley and Hope CLEVF.LAND (UPI) - The slated 11 the beq man berun, 1:'10 third, (Howard kick). ita record clean Thuradt.y atJn. defeated Cine and Mollohan. Clereland Brolllla weret.avonol bla!l !flektr-. ~ bu a OFFICIALS- Ken Ruasen, stlblte, w. VL, aatheydefeated 11-2 and 6-l and MeGI1M and by a1x a..IIJin tbelr bndaed Ill but llbould ba readJ Kermit Blosser, Ro&er Hag- the West VlrllnlaSiateYallow StorcktookFisherandWallace, pme witb titeDetroltiJIInaat IIOpia)'. . -' · gor man and Jim Maoon, Alh- Jacliets 6-3. The Redmon rack- 11-2 and 6-L Municipal 9tlldllim here. Kama · d&....,cc toi-mer ens chapter. eteora are Z.O tbl•year. Slate' a only wiD In the doubles The Brolllli Ollltlllivellllltun- 1lrOwal alar )lilt Plum lor TEAM Sl'ATmiCS It marliedtheaecondtlmethlo came as WatldnaondF'llblntook der tho leaderahlp o1 quarter- a fl • yard '1o.. iut 9111SCORE BY QUARTERS year theRedmenhlvedefoated ChalllnandLeedale,6-4and6-1. beck Bill NelatDW&S-cted diJ:i In CliO of Dlllil1 'opae. Gallipolis ... 8 0 0 16 - 24 Slate, the liraI time at R I o Next action for die Rio Grande to be kepi buiQO f1a1rt1n1 Olll the locular deltlllllve mares aa Ironton • • . , , 814 7 0 - 29 Grande. Both 1111tehes w e r e raeht 8fll.ll(l wnt be Friday Lllllla reopaeted defenao an- the L1ao1a nailed 1116 Now York FIRSI'DOWNS apinot a Slate squad that II&- Oc:t.10intheFirstAnnuoiOhlo cbored byletttaekleAtexKar- Glanta2t.ollierl(lilnlae1Ma · GaiUpolis ... 4 5 1 3- 13 leated the Redmentwiceln 1968. Invitational Tennia Tournament ru. · ..,. to tho l'ltUIIurall Jrontoo .. •.. s 3 6 2- 16 Last year the Redmon ended the at Cinehmatl. EnterfiW sl!Wlea Rlibt suan1 Gene lllclierooo "lWa CliO '111 t~~e'beat In tile YARDSGAINED·RUSIIING soasonwill\a ~record. competltlonwillbeDu!!ey, Me- will havetheJol>ollieeplngthe bualleala"' ul4beadeo..Jtm.... Gallipolis .. U 4~ -18 41 - 145 In ainglea, Rio Grande's Jim Glynn, Storck and llapo. 1..1ona 11 year manwt ci Nel- tell "AleX lire ap Jrontoo . . .. 80 39 59 26- 20t Duf!ey "on easily 8-lland 11-2 Tho toornunentl1-ctedto sen's hair. ~ Ud do air..,.... 011 Jol>," YARDS L081' RUSIIING ovor state's Bob Miller. T<llll attract net stan fnJm m&I\YiciP "l'aaobie to beOIII'illu&beBI V81'7 ~ek.ud.....,IIO GalliPolis .. . 2 9 7 2 - 20 McGlynn (RG) defeated Richie eolleaea In Ohio lncllllllnl Ohio teat 80 far tbla year,~ aald ~~eep · Ollf tile pUMr," Jrontoo . . . . 6 o o 2 - 8 Cline 6-3, 4-6 and 7~ T o 111 State, Ohio UnlvoniiJ and the llieker-. •'!be LinDa aiW&JI Mid. . · NET YARDS RUSHING" Stor ck (RG) downed l<e!l Fnbln University of Cincln!latl. got a ltrCiltl ruM. on tbe pauer Brownl lefttaddoDIIill Galllpolla ••• 39 361139- 125 U, 6-1 and 11-2. Bill Rcpe (RG) and 1 hear A1n Karroa l a play- ratb lalllllllter OlllenahepbQ'er Ironton . • , ., 7U9 59 24- 196 won over Mllie Mollohan, 3-6, BUILD SCRAPPED 1n1 the beat at hh career." -~a J,'OUCbpmo; PASSES ATTEMPTDl 6-3 and 6-4. FLINT, Mich. CIJPI)- Michllliekerooo baa been bothtred ·~t It!-· ci!:r~:', f Gallipolis . • • 3 8 0 6 - 17 Slate' s vlctorlea In the air>- gan wu left without a major by 1 pulled ealfmusclelll!rered teama l'va pleyed Jrontoo . . .•• 1 2 3 3 9 glea wore won by llnlee Flalier eoll tournament tolley after duriDI tile Plllladelphla EoJ~Jes tile years,~ he aald. "ll'a PASSES INTERCEPTDl as he defoatedRioGrande'sDon General Motora Corp. a~r same twoweekaBIIO. W&JI a lalock drae out Galllpolla . ... 0 1 0 1- 2 Chollln, 6-1 and 6-3, and Lou IIOUII<ed It would'1ilacontlm~e Jim a three year allllr. laover Jrontm . • . .• • o 1 o o 1 wllo downed 41>- the . PASSES ;COMfLE'J1!!i _ , . dolo, f.2 and ~ V' ' Galllpolia . . • • 3 4 0 4 ;_ 11 CENTERS - Alden Wede; Ironton .. .... ! 1 2 1 5 yARDS GAINED PASSING meyer, Rclu RuoseU, Neil SonGallipolis ... 2152 022- 95 dora . ... .. 12 35 35 14 _ 96 BACKS- Neioon Bostic, DaTOI'AL YARDS vld Burnett, Jolm North, Clllck Gallipolis • .• 60881161 - 220 ,Neal, Pete Neal, Larry Snow.••• 367494 38 _ 292 cleD, Tom Prooe, l<lnnie Bulh PLAYS FROM SCRJMU.GF. and Erie Sounders. Galllpolia ••• lfl9 617 - 56 ENDS_ = r i n k Mike • ·.• .• 101020 12 - 52 Ak D Krlebe • FUMBLES ers, ave I, Jack Llv&. x- One lnterelljlied. ~ • Iloima (GolllpoUo) PLAYER TCB P. Neal .. .... • 5 Snowden . •.•• , • 9 C. Neal .... .. •• II ~ .. . .. .. .. I Boatlc .... • .. • • f Bulb • ·• ••..• • • 9 TOTALS ....... 39 j .. Agai~,)li:irijriJJna sow.-s· · M~i~tt :B¢f4ti~Jj,S: : · . -le. . !l.~~~~~~~ W, McGARitY J CITY .~0-Rie~ GARS-Ironton Statistics ' '.·· ' .• 1•.., IP:PfR .SNAPPER i• . ..., ·- · ;. - �.( \,-' ,, su~ ··.sta ·.' · .t,·e'· , :. ,. Tlmea - Senlinel, Sunday, OctOtier 5, 1969 • · BY C, E. BLAKESLEE Ext. Aaent, Asrl<uJIUre Melp c.Q,j;y ' POMEROY - a·cloeaa't ieem possible that land worth leao than $100 per acre can be withIn a mile or two of tompara.. the New in farming ble land worth $1,000 ID $2,000 per acre !or 811'1cultural or $5,000 and up tor resldenUal or bulllne11 ulea. That Is the sltuallon reported ·and shown · to over 1,000 count.r extension agents at the recent meeUna or the N""onal AsaaclaUon of County Agricultural Agents at Atlantic: City, N. J., last week. Althou&h New Jarsey Is the moat hlghly..urbanlzed of all states, It also is trucy Ute Garden State. In the ranking ol the • - • in 1968, New Jersey tied with Wisoonllln for second plaee In late summer pntatn producllnn. It was second in fresh mar. purposes, ket asparagus production, tied for third in lima beans, flrst in beets, fifth in sweet com, fourth in green peppers, fourttl in spinschandthlrdlntomataes. The state is third in proCeasing ot bolh asparagus and to.. matoes, fourth in peaches, seeond in cultivated blUeberries, fourth in cranberries, ruth in Although the numt..r of milk cows ond heifers on U.S. farms has been decliaing for the past 24 years, cash receipts from milk and cream marketings have gone up, according to statistics from the O<ipartment of Agricul· lure. In 1840, there were 4.8 million cows and heifen in the United States. This figure rose steadilr to a peak of 27.7 million in 1945. Top chart shows decline from 1945 to 1969, when total dropped to 14.1 million. Bottom chart shows climb of income from $3 billion in 1945 to an esti· mated $5.9 billion in 1968. strawberries for thefreahmar~ ke~ fourth in milk producllon per cow, In the number of calv. es slaughtered and lD the number of sheep and iambs slaiJllhtered. New Jersey ranks first ol all the states In the average value of Carmiand and build. ' . ' . ·· • ' I ~ · ~· .~'·'. '~··~"~~· ~~·. • I • , (. ] ". ; GALUPOLIS - ' i Fall Feed- Deadline for consignments tn Wa,y the Chlllicothe sales was Oct. Tuellday in soothern Ohio, re- 4. Producers pay an addlllonai ports Beyeon R, (Bud) Car- SO cents per bead for calves consigned In Chlilioothe after this date. Consignments ror the Gallipolis ..le should be made oo later than Oct; 11, but calvn cjdO ;sw 'catue IJ1lptav'emont may be Hr'o!i&ht oil sale day If the J&rds are nat run. Association. Five Galli& County !armors This is one ot. two sales sponaared by the SEOBCIA. The will take Bale consignments and clher ·one Is at Galllpolla, at adVise farmers and producers on markellna feeder calves. ap.m. Oct. u. Thay are Charlts Rl~s•. Oilier fall Illes include: Oct. 8 - Chillicothe, 8 p. Harvey CalhOOn. and BUI Lakin, Chllllcclhe Committeemen; m., Jearllna• anl,y. Glenn Graham ·· and Kenneth Oct. 14 - ChWicathe, 1 p. Ward, Southeestern OhlO Beer m. Heretord anl,y. Cc· .1mltteemen. Oct. 21 - Chillicothe, I p. ter, Galli& County Exton Ilion Aeon~, Asrladture at the Ath0111 Uvestock ComJIIIIIY Barn lD Alben& at 1 p.m. The sale h ~· "'' Ute Sautheaatern m., Anaus only. Oct. 28 - Chillicothe, 1 p. m. Nov. 11 - ChUIIcothe, 1 p. Q-Who is the progenitor of both the Jews and Arabs? A-Abraham. The Arab world has traced its descent All are sponsoredbytheChll- from Ab..,ham through his lleclhe Area Feeder Calf Com- elder son, Ishmael; Isaac, his m1ttae younger son, is regarded as · the ancestor of the Jews. m. FRODN WATEI'I IIY make comment of this because ••edina D STAR PORCELAINIZED STEEL TROUGH ,IESSURE WATER SYSTEMS FOR CATTLE FREEl WOOD CUTTERS lit Model CPE-1 S0.75 ..... of CIHit $30 Value lf'IUI\8, maintains even disk depth with a tm;sion frame and cushioning hitch OW' new Mc~onnick International 470 wheel controlled tandem disk harrow promotes unifo~ disking two ways: 1) A rugged torsion frame gives , rigid gahg support yet fleJC~s to follow ground contours and to absorb shock loads from field obstructions. 2) A spring-cushioned, self-leveling hitch maintains desired fore-and-aft level; and cushions shock loads on front gangs. Basic 12-ft. unit can be expanded with wings for cutting widths up to 19 ft. Stop in and see the new 470-ideal for big, fast tractors. ' GROUND WIRE ANO CLAMP ' AGA APPROVED CONTROLS OM LP GAS HEA TI!R ' PRESET THEJMOSUT ' 16 GAUGE PREFIIIISHEO GALVANIZI!O·STI!EL JACKETS ' LARGE ENTRY ODOR ' ANGLE IRON FOOTINGS 'COMPLETELY IIISULAT!O • WARRANTY WITH I!ACH WATERER r.• tl Y.., Fa,. S,.,lp S....tca c...., CENTUI. .soYA n•~ WITH PURCII~$E OF AI''' ME, IIOMELITE- . Newest of.the world's fastest selling chain saws ' SAW $T. .' '. •1000" :ti... •IOO~ · AI! New Wide Tread Mud-& $now Tl.res All nrn ... . .ted .frMJ 11&114 Gild! N7&114 f)& II GildS N7&115 21.91 715•1h/w 2411 125•14w!W 21.!1 155rlhtw 27.11 B85•1lwtw 28.0S ' 175al5wtw 24 IS 825ll~w/w 21.!1 115djwlw 21.61 !Oqlli·l~ i, 21.0S 1891 ' 21.11 2231 21.11 . 21 .11 22.!1 . 23.61 In Ill~ afd.tire. . \ '" Jack w. .. =- WASHER.& DRYER ,---...., I I 32.9! !6.2! !1.0! 40.73 . 4208 !6.83 31.0! l'l.98 42.08 28.43 31.1! 33.13 !e.2! I l2.cr 33.13 !1.48 ILIA t.dtlllo 1.11 days a week. Ph. 44~98. . Time May lllSl<e the Wound 234-3 lees JOre, But lime CID never otop the A RESIDENT manager to live lorwing at the CsDIP Francis Albury For the loved nne 10110 bein oor furnished hauae trailtore. er or lllxty by twelve !eeL Sadly ndaaed by children and This job could be ._ndled aa grandchlldrel\ 2:14-1 a supplemental job to a regular or a lUll time Job, or Card of Thanks could be a very line retirement Income for an able I WOULD like to U.nk all the doctnro and nurses af Holzer bodied rellred ccq~le. Responalbllillss would be tn HOS!lital far tholr oplendld care ror tho aeneraJ maintenoervlce while I waa In the hoopltal, alae fnr my hus ance at the camp which would incur rour or five hours a day band' a doctor a and ,.,.ses for durlng the summer and wsektjlelr aervicea, the nice P""' ple who lent fond,ll..,era and end work durlrw the winter. cards, the undertaken Cor I! anyone Ia interested in thla tholr service. Special thanks Job thay are to call 44~ or 446-0584 - Galllpnlla ' o, , -· In lho Bltl>llat Church for their or th' District Sq>ertnteiident o...ors and earda, thank• In at the District omce. Rev. Chtplan !or hlo Yialta ani! prayers. Wewanttolhank 23~ everyone who ho"*" In any Ac:rM way. May God bless you aiL man ro. s. Nevy)dealreapart Alao special thanks to o u r or lull time eq>loyment, Rao nice !rlend, Rev. Ted' Wall of haa experlance in various Pt. Pleoaant Bsptlat Church types or WOI'k includ!Jllil I ror hla service. motel or hotel clerk, wC::::. Thank YOU. very dealrable, willlngiDlbe Mra. Ralph Lewis and· chll- In If neceuary. Wishes In bo dren, Edith, Dallaa, Bobby useilll Waaea open, beat of Joe, Dale and Eddie a n d referencea. Write Box 136 grandchUdren. C-o Galllpnlla Daily Trlbuno. • 231-1 2:1~ . · _, wan •v.- THE ·w iSEMAN AGENCY -------------- REALTORS OffiCe 446-3643 Evenints (:all E. M. "Ike" Wiseman.·446·3796 E. W.l•an 446-4500 .- -· _ · 1283. -----------can CASE 450 Dolor. Aflrt,ypewtrk done. ~s.a59. ----- - - ~ ------ LEE'S PLm.iBJNG ' ljEM(ID; ELING, Cl'OWII QV, a._ 2J7.# !'h. 251-8814. ------------ ------~T"-----Central Air~ -------------- REAL• ESTATE BROKER . FOR RENT TEL. 446·1998 'ONE 3 BR - ~ ce..mtcr 1110, -~ u.,. ol-. W:o ~~~ I"' J.....t Call lor the HilDie-. ..... CAU. Grover Lone. ftUIU ... Bob Qu- 44Ultl. 210.U " IIMtlnl FreoeotbnatU stewart'• llardllare VlniDn, Ohio MASSIE -------------LOW LOW prices bedroom TABOR'S WATER DELtv£iiY. !ir.aDel: -------------- '29 1U4( lapilflctlllt Location Owner Must Sell Now-Terrific Buy GILLENWATER'S s.iiuc TD Service, 414 Slnlth Dr., '-&UP, 446-9499. 20ti.U 011 2 story and one lllltea Bed mattnasea. Cor4 BR one atary. Re!erence. The setting ia an acre wooded lot in one of the bin Fumllure Co., 446-1171. CENTRALLY LOCATED Homes are to be rented on BACK HOE or 1ooop IOider best residential sections in Gallipolis and so , 159.U ONE OF the better older hnmea CHIS year lease. service. Call L. close to down town that the first graders ca'1 walk In the city, 2blocks!ramHolRoach, 446-9230. l&a.u to school. This is a c:horming S bedroom with REDUCE SAFE and last with zer Hospital ?large nns., 2 NEED 4 BR? family room, kitchen and ~ baths, all on one GobeH tableta and E-V.., ..... heths, partial base., located 7 ROOM - two story, large LR floor plus a 2 car gorage and full basement. You'll DEAD STOCK tor plllt. Gilllnghem Drup. with ftreplaee, baaementwith on a corner lot. Price $13,love it inside and out. If you wont o truly fine $2.00 Service Charp 21~6 gas FA turmde, 2 car garage, 000, home and want a bargain to boot don't min eeeing Will remo .. ~ dead located an St. R!. this. Call Ike Wisemcin right now. HOUSE coal, 2 ton t..a. and horses anll cows ST. RT. 160 I LOW ON LISTINGS !lrewood. Ph. 4411-4393. Call Jackson 2811-4531 Just Listed , Excellent Home Site 228-12 NEAT, 4 big nns. & bath, car· pet, penell~W, & tlle ceU!ng. LISTINGS NEEDED - ON Larte 3 Bedroem 4 Acres--With Well DOLL HOUSE Nursery, 'friD. Llv. rm. 15' x 18'. Stonn FARMS & BUSINESS in any THIS IS CERTAINLY . NOT NEW GMC TRUCK OWNER IS VERY ANXIOUS pnrlaiiOil aYOIIabio. Raunndoors & "'-s. 6 A. lot, · t~tlon. THE RUN OF THE MILL 3 TO SELL THIS BUILDING BEDROOM, ITS DESIGNED able rates aloo fnr lhcallnl barn, & Bl'k storaKe Bld'g. HEADQUARTERS SITE ON GOOD HYWA Y 6 FOR COMFORTABLE LIV• HOBART DILLON, Reallor MILE OUT . COULD BE SPLIT or workina mothert, bnurl1, lNG"} REALLY LARGE BED· 19M I T Chevrolet UP INTO 3 OR 4 HOME OR 446-2674 ROUMS, 1" BATHS A BEAU• clalcy or weokl7 rstst. PI!. MACEDONIA ROAD MOBILE HOME SITES. FULL 1955 lh T GMC pickup TIFUL KITCHEN AND DINING PRICE $3,900. 4te-t5~ H.u 6 RMS. & BATH, concrete bl'k L•cllle or tt.ward Brannan AREA · LARGE CARPETED 1982 1~ T. GMC Eveninvo 446-1226 LIVING ROOM, FULL BASE• . COIL new fuel oil fur. , & new Thinki 111 of Selli11 1.882 F700 Ford clump MENT WITH I"'AMILY ROOM, ahlngle root lias a barn & Ia 2 FIRE PLACES AND CEN• CALL US - WE NEED LIST· 1983 FeOO Ford truck TRAL AIR,~ MILE OUT. lNG$ NOW. located on a 3% A. wooded 1982 ~ T, Ford pickup lot. Owner moved, lmmecfi ... Owner Will Help Need A Larce Older 1963 F 700 Ford ate possession, &. anxious to Finance New 3 1986 % T. 1nterna11onat Home and 1 Acre? sell. Price $9,500 pickup THIRD AYE. & STATE ST .• HERE IT IS ~ MILE oui-. F• Bedroom, 1 Acre ITS A PERFECT LOCATION 19M ~ T, GMC pickup WITH Mi. Out FARM ST. RT. 141 WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEW. I~ DON'T DELA..Y & 19612 T GMC CLUDES LARGE LIVING 78 A., 8 A. Symnes Cr. Bnttnm, THIS IS A BRAND NEW COM• 1985 ~ T, Chev. Pickup ROO~ AND FAMILY ROOM. remainder llat & rolling. Baa BE SORRY PLETELY CARPETED 3 3 LARGE BEDROOMS MOO· ::-----------1985 GMC SUburban BEDROOM HOME WITH 1}2 4 A. corn base, & Tob. base. WE HAVE one orthe beat 3 BR ERN KITCHEN, FORcED AIR BA·THS HOT WATER HEAT, Want.. To Buy .1986 T. GMc Pickup FURNACE. HOUSE IS IN Brick homes in the area loPlenty eoncl water. Price BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN WITH GOOD CONDITION AND GooD· CLEAN used turn1ture. 1986 ~ T. Cbev. cated on a besuUiul lot r.,. PRICED FOR' •QUICK SALE RANGE OVEN BUILT IN. $11,000. LARGE 2 CAR CARPORT ..,.. Rle'e'a New & Uaed Fum., 1966 ~ T! Int. plckup nina frill' SR 218 tn the Ohio AT $12.500. WITH LOTS OF STORAGE 854 Second Ave., 446-9523. 1955 34 T. Ford plelalp River. This home has a lull ROOM. OWNER WILL HELP Just Listed-Country FARM 1MI. NORTH 35 FINANCE. ,.__ 232-tf 1965 Dnciae' UUilty baaemert with Rec. Room, 73 A. all Tractor land. Good Living In Town ~5TFarmW~ Modem ZBedroom large llvirw room that CYVerfences, plenty good water, 2 "Almost" Th~r•an, Ohta IL ~ •t3s.so looks the besulltul Ohio RivFull Basement barns & a modern 5 rm. ONE OF A I<IND OLDER 1964 2 T, International er, • larp storage building, 1ITSFLOOR 33 - · exparltllct PLAN 3 BEDROOM .on house. l O.U _<;aq~ lflii'"'Y 1 VERY NICE HOME · FOR AWnday · .. ,, " TRAJLER•SPAGE,.Crola Read ttllt' l'T,Jnt. tllinji Phone 245-5269 .,.. ,.'" ,. ·and centralalr·'eoldltionl._, ' ·'OM .AN._. ; ACRE . >loOT. ·-IN ~ this one. ._ · ·::, SMALL fAMIUE~ OR ~ETJR• Central s.,... 446-2MJ, BEAUTIFUL LOCATION AT · ~ Oc~ 6, 1969 TraBer Parll, llllil Mcc«m- 1 Nlmeailnll• MDlme fher ED FOLKS. HAS NICE' L•RGE . EDGE OF TOWN WTO WCARROOMS MODERN KITCHEN .. . ~!)epee lek lid, m. 4~817. . l1nlt ' PET IN BEDR 0OMS. IT HAS AND FULL BASEMENT WITH HAVE other !anna, large & COUNTRY LJIVI NG JUST HAD ITS FACE LIFTED FIN11,HED FAMILY ROOM. small, also vacant land &Iota. 3 BR mnclern h0111e located 0. AND DOES IT EVER LOOt< YOU LL LIKE THE PRICE Plumbina & Heatint 7:30P.M. . 1 F........lcli A. Burdette, HP. 2 BEDROOM trailer in t<Mn on /2 acre lot on old SR 160 at GOOD . TOO. Call any hwr. STANDARD Evergreen. New forced air · ' Tt.-a Millo, S.C. , private lot, adulta only. Ph. Ohio Yallay lmpl101ent Co. PLUMBING & HEATING furnacellldparUal basement ) ., 4411-21162. 234-tt 133 Pine St., Ph. 446·2532 215 Third Ave, 4411-3782 Priced below replacement Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale YQII CAN buy-Whltmer'o Black - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ 140.U 167.U · · Dluil>,.U.tnlment at 1924 E. 5 ROOMWI6Jrnlahed1P1J1111ent - - - - - - - - - - - - - COOL . A... <"•illfpqlll, Ph. 4411-2089, pnp. Ph. 446-1873. ' FOR SALE DEWITl"S PLUMBING ROOM HOUSE, 1 acre ground, 76 A. TWo muea rrnm city. 1 49 GARFIELD AVENUE O. D. PARSONS . 231-1 231).tf 34 FT. MARINETTE A L L AND HEATING home 4 bedr nd. SEE TIUS 3 BR home tnday It REAL TOR nat. gas, plenty ofwater, Mar- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----------..;;:--- ALUM, HOUSEBOAT, NEW :::"'klteh..;, ruet o'::""ru'r':.co · Is vacar •nd reaey to m,',.e Farm, Y~l.loge, City Praporty vin Gardner, 446.0567. Route 160 at EvererYOUR ~ .OR GROtJP can FURNISHED lll1&l'lment.lnqulre AUG. 1968. Six sleeper, 210 Ph. 446..2736 233-6 ___________ 011 alate route, or will sell in, All -· So,;•re either rePh trst t:::;~ .)11:!! ; ral,ae '1140;00 IIIII mnre, easy 631 'Fourth Ave. HP V-<lrlve, 6.5 KW P ..nt, ·-----------home and one acre separate. cently Plintei:<.O >IIOied. lias one ·IJII fast,. lll;ve 10, !llembert 228-U Air Cond. Elec slove, rerrtc,, plenty of. stara&e and built3 BEDROOM BRICK front Co- Brammer Plumbing & Hoatlsa · Oltb'iill\mbo ten afJII110w.. - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - hot ,water & shower, Snllfer- A FINE home, 3 A. Very modin csblootsln kitchen. DAIRY FARM 300 Fourth Aw• .. :< 11 colar!l!l ~p;y, BolldayTa- BRADBURY ellteleney apart- d~pth finder, .W..FM aierea lonial, allsched garage, butltern kitchen, bath and ._If, OFFICE PHONE 446-1694 !'hone 446-1137 mont. Adultl DDI:. 729 Sec-. and caiBttte. Csrpet inside, . ble .Covert, $teach. Koep$40 120 ACRES, (110 acres grass), ln ldtehen, llviag room carfireplace In basement, built. EVENING Gene PIIIIIIB, o..'=:t;~· U.~ll!')'· ~o money nad An.; Gallipolis. f'ront and sun deck. Beatnn modern 8 romn, two story peted, iarsa 1111. 1..aca11on au.. ·. In aiDva; cupeted' 3 b e d- Charles M. Neal 446-1546 Wl'itb Am& Wade, 207.U Wheler Jllnay', davitaandmn288.U 1 home, equip, bldg., one ofthe Iaville Rd. $16,900. Call 448room. A few ndnutea rrnorl J, Michael Noal 446·1503 3746, llaymCIIId G. ('l'oQr) ' o.&\i.· ~IHTi l,vnchburg, ,-----------~-tar, Onwer buyi~Wtoll. Marl· nicest dairy barns in the coUJloo -------------CARTER'S PLUMBING city, Z4111a, 231-1 SLI!I!PING ROOMS, weekly nette. Call30W23-0i&t, Hlfl>o Barr. · 1615.U. ty. You will like this one, AND HEATING -,------------rates; Park Central llatel. llnaton. W, Va. fnr ..,polnt- 2 A. NEAR VI BAIRD REALTY 830 Fourlh Aw. nton, 5 room hllll8. O Baird Relnur ...__ THINKING 78.U mont. l'rice $15,000. 3 bedJOCMn, atormd 0 0 r 8, ICir 1 l'hone 446.3888 OF A BUSINESS. Wo .. veagood ~-~----------~ beth, Iars. bar,. EDGE OF TOWN, .PROFIT SHARING SL!EPJNG ROOMS, wukly ---,..- - - - - - - - - - -locsllon with a bldg. 45 x 60. rates, Gallla llatel, MC-2206. 190 SEWING machine, Uted ON STATE ROAD HOME can be purehased for less 159.# Juat a row Urnes, tulcy oqub>. WHERE can you buy a solid lns•ance than replacement cost of bldg. well constructed 4 bedroom FOUR bedroom home with all .--------------'-ped ID zig.,..., makes butfoo. You ore invitH to save slone. FOR ALLJOUrinlurlllco...Sa, homo with 11111 and cl\7 , ell,)' services Ia located on IDEAL FOR warkhW ....,11, holea, overcast, appllquea "" quality housing at check with ~ Graap 88_ ter an extra lot plus prS. R. HI atop EfV,le't HW nlceljr furnilhed twobedrnoon and m&IIY embrolcleey dePleasant Valley on 35 ents Ill the Neal .... A&lney, · den for ltlllllln$10,000 See Blotk and !ramo stnry and a NEIGHBORHOOD RD.. ....,. ..,artment, Ph. 4f8 _ alps. WW Slcrlllce r.ir only 1h baths. House Is HALF MILE ouL Nice 5 room just bsyond the Patroi 64 state St. Acenta ror aiiiD, ua. hal! Jrlth 1 2852. .. 221.U $31.40 cash price or terms fire, ,.;..,tal; rrame hmne with porch, Jn. stotian. St.,. today and Insulated, alwnll'lllllacreena. 4 llllts --:-- - - - - _ _ _ __ _ ll1aJ' be arrsnpd. Phone US. NEW : (;alltpolla pick yp the PLANS SHEET sulated, Outbldg. f'rldt. City and -rall..blllt;y. 84.#; FUitNJsiiED llredbury Cottaae, - 1634. 2311-8 HOME Just <Gq>leted, 3 full basement, with a !all o~35 water & schools. Price r• at tha n-ly cO..pllllacl tra 1111. A V&r7 sooc1 buy rnr split entry. Second A'ie., 4 ......... -;:: ~----------bedroom, lllndtrn kitchen, duced. the money, lttODEL bath, screened in pard.. bo ac.LL OR RENT;:N..,. house, 3 csblnsts, illel n!Jlurnaee,11h NATIONWK>E INSURANCE AUTO, life, 45 State st. ; bedrooms, prap, cil;y waA. Fme ri- view. decorated, adulta only. HOMES. VERY NICE 5 ROOM DOWNTOWN Waldo F, Brown, W. R. : 22!1-U :"e:.u~'::r"::~::Uv. Ph. ·e•••• .,., ·· • .ur,prlce, ,., a· better HbUSE ON LOVELY LOT REMODELED flder twn-etory, Brown, 4t6-1960. ' Ruasall D. Woads, 446-4618 ntE oomor wants tn oell t1t1a new fllrrae..':I/(D •, half, for b.-. r• Hy. Lo" Services Offered 2t.U~ 229.# Jeha 1. Rlchar••· 446-0210 ,.,.......... fl.... 2 APAimiENTs, Ga11fa Jlotei, lnvaty home on a secliMied to- Slle or l•aa. ALBERT EllMAN ~8. . U9.# -----:--:-~------- Reul• Conaday, 446-3636 ' ' eollon. Ed8'J of. town with all Water Delivery Sentoe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 WAY ilADJOS, oomplll• U.. _.:_:_ _____ .;_ ____ _ cll;r services. I! YOU want. 'S1 ACRES Pltrlnt Star Rt., l'•lllpnlta NEw 3 bidrocim. home, Green or - 'lind Used elu.i !!IJi!l• HOUSE and IW!> lola In Tfi~ 88 acrea can JO with It AD on MODERN 6 rm. nae lloor plan, Ph. 379.2133 Aerea SUbdlv; · FlnanetJw ndiDifrom iu up. iiOtfi .,.., Ohlq. LindaJI!Dodhome, bllleklcp reed with private nicely Pllneled, baCh, drDled avaUablo, Csll 448-l900 or Cit a.dlo Fljldpnet, 448, _ ..., ba -~tbno.lljoa...,. 2~ drift IDio prqoert,y. Could nU, stocked pond, coal rte. 44&4890. . . 4$17; . . . ,~U:~~, . ~blo. ~ 2454229 2311-8 lllall8 bellutUul aobdlvlalnn. Keystone !lead. TERMITE PEST CONTROL ' 28Z-3 , '•. ·--"l"''";"~--------FREE inspeetlon, call 446 • BIG HOME, lAND HOME ITE ··~· ~----------3245 MarrUI O'DeU, ~ . ' ~ fwolll FU!It;; A,pt. with prt-' FOR GROWING FAMILY OR T!WLER SITE. 8\lz aerea. ~/ '"........_ tw ror Extermltal Termite . , ·VIII!", ,.....,.,. llrlll Ph. IFJOUare~~PrtlRaccoon 'IWp. on State Rt. Service, 19 Bel.- Dr. . ..Wilt bl''fte:)a~t. ' · Tlio'cliOice_pnts ,ilf.GaiiiPGIIs rul 1estate ant - . and wane """ clllie ~~ Clt.Y •cl'!llolL . · ': J ., T-: )t, 2Skr 267.# .' ' will to ts1att ot to Sdlooil, land fllr the klda ID have a PlliiY or two, , ~CR~S . ,.. . . .It TERMITE I PEST CONTROL ,' aid Clft a &QOI blaektql reed, MCE ~' .U., .ll!!ed aou. Mll4! F A1N Ellermlnstlna Co., · thlala IUOiirbedrOCIIIt,tull . illd ~ ~ ~ Whoelerallurc. Oblo. !'h. 571beth, 10 acreaafground, ..,y · 1112. 2324f . nl~ CO!I1IrY 1inme in 1ow,:tb: ~~~~ alU district. Lst ut ahoW ~ ~ T -------------- · a-1.. -------------- -------------- -------------- ----.ao--- -------------- -;:;Q;ei' ;,;;r; ;;;u.. -------------- CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING Neal Realty Ftr•rs 1 ~ * ERNEST YHOINE D. H. WOOD, llaltor Plllllt 446-1066 · ------- va. co. ' . .. . linn_,.,,. ·--------------· m are, -------------- .. be soli --..I--.. . . . .... . . 2.19 ' \ . -------------- 9 a-. 2.14 2.67 3.00 2.41 2.6l 2.81 3.02 1.94 1.14 2.67 2.89 2.11 2.6l 1.11 brood sows, croppro4uctlon. Selary pluo bonus. Contlrct W. D. Williamson, 504 Sand St., A-1 ordt,.d for thr• ., ''"' tlrus Ravenswood, W. Va. .~6164, <;.,..,,,,.,.d bofGH ••plratlon will 'N cha.,.d for only number of Ph. 273-9529. 2:1~ . tl••• the od doto ftrMd. -o...w.. , 4;30 p.m. dclllr ond 11 LADY TO live In or 9 to 5 Mol>. lol'llo Sat ..tfGr~ day through Friday, care ror eldercy lady, Cheshire, Ohio. . In Memory Ph. 367-7607. 23~ IN LOVING memory or Rnaa A. - - - - - - - - - - - - - SeJrton who died Oct. 3, 1960. Wanted · 'rlnlo! may hMI tho broken LADY- TO work In home 4 or 5 ..rthftl!llltl will bo ch•,.4 tho ,.._ of 25c fot eoch cho"f•• TW SerYleu OfhN --------------· .,' .. Unico RED.t~GRIPS, Stvtl Maw Pacemaker 100 HALF-PRICE SALE H71•14 J71114 r7811S G71d5 N78dl Jlldl " WOrth' of merchandiH fnim · your lAHDM..K, """Ier. ·. These Unlco laundr)' t,wins ~-all the · , otber prlilos: West. ,automatic features you ~'!!. .In take the, > "blue" oil) of Blu' Mor-, wish(llly. ; clox Eloc,jrlc Ala'l" ·· ... Clocks. f'nllrammid, pUih.bojtton walhl1111 arid' , dryfng,. blr . r.mny..l• 1osc1s. BUll on,· ' ~~!'~?£ L••-•• Blldget R~n. .. " ; ' .' "'.'tl.llolll r.a "r.r. dUetion, 100 beef CGW"I, 30 , !lame or remodeling, eoe ... · ' Real Estate For Sale we are bulldera. D111r1butar 0 STORY · fnr ·Hai,nlnt A&lpllsneoa, Alii- PLUS 3 one alory homes In 2 ATLAS i;re.;;,-..bb 11011 Eloetrlc. IM.U East GalllpniiL All modern tiret, like l f t1 mxUt not . with 3 BR, ....,.orearpnrt, MmAc'i:E' w~;;.;;,:;;_ rec..,a, Ph. 245-6032. nice la11111. Prleecl !rom .,.. and removea rust. Nor231-8 500 ID .12,500. man stewart, Vlntlln, 388 ------~----8377. 114.U $12,950 1964 ' IUCJIARJl60N Mobile hClllle, 3 .lledroom, carp-, 11h alory bunplow - 3 BR, lUll l'undabed with txtrei. Ex- EXCELSIOI! siit Works- Coli ba101119nt with paneled roc. for lilt, lump, ea. a1nker Jllljldo ll'fllw room, excelroom, canerete street - vaand mille run. E, Main st., lent coollitiOn. Ph. 245-51132. cant.. can be seen a~lme. Pomeroy, o._l'h. mal. 231-8 190.# 204 ACRES -----------NEW FURNITURE: Innerspring 50 ACRES of Raccoon bottom. maUresaea !rom ~. atu- 68 PLYMOUTH Read Runner. Pllnt,y paature, !air !once, dlo couches $49 ..,. Corbin largo 2 story home,! mile orr Ph. 675-2326 or see at 3218 Fur.nlture, 955 Second Ave., Slate lid, Howard Ave., Pt. Plesaant, 446-1171. W. VL 233-6 52 ACRES 2111-t! LOCATED IN VINTON CO- 21 ALL TYI'&'l or buDdlnl matermile from Galllpnlla, 40 aolala, block, brick, .....,. pipe, Real Estate For Sale rea !arm land, bolance lnUmwindow&, llntell, ate. Claaclo ber, 5 r00111 boone, 28'x40' Wlntert, Rio Grande, 0, Ph. with metal root Price $7,500. 245-5121 after 6. 81-U~ ..IL.Ifs WOrth or 'merc._!ldlse fn>ni your LAN_,.K •Diilller. STOCK-TANK DE-ICER Fully Aulllnllle, 1 yr. guarantee eu.,75 ,.,, """!" i AiM MAriAciEii, -;,;,;;;;;; Rea~ Estate For S@le IF YOU are llidldtna a new · DlonArJM~Hr For Sale, wa or"" 1989 MUsTANG Mach L 361 cu. ahOp, Must .... lnll>' 1,., 4 spd., 1'"' mU-. Ph. lger I license. CAll lfte.r 5, 367·1101 or 44$-3876 675-2589 . • ' 230.S 238-6 I•--• rN_ol_ic...,e~--'--""""T HOMELITE. CHAIN SAWS :~d ·•soooo GLOVES, Golden Chore ....3pr. fl.35 BROWN JERSY ••• , . ,. .. 3 pr, .fl.02 • ------------~ =~·~.·~:~~al'u;~ Worth of merc.. ndise from . 't . AU e4t . . ,.ltrlcto4 to their ,...,., cl•••lfli:.,lont ond to th. •tulor Dolly Ttlltv,.. 1 tylo of tr,. IMertk.n, Afly Chl"'l Nde In the orltlnol ''*~'~"'" f• clo11lflo .. od• For Sale ,._1- --.,,.w ' · 79 & ·A. ..; ,, kRent·------- ·your lAHDMAJttCeOeller. 10-PIECE WRENCH SET , 10 Thorsen End Wrenches •• 801.11.25 TEFLON.S ALUMINUM SNOW SHOVEL s- won't stick tn TeO on • • , 15 lll'h " WIDE LEAF RAKE 18 Sleet teeth, 52" Handle •••• $2.39 COME IN AND SEE LINE OF Swlsber. ~~~~ ..... nted J -------------- · Rear Melts General HOSIPital PHONE 992·2176 " ;ROY. 107 PRIZES I IJ..cON FOR RATS & MICE Mixed,_ !lead!' lo use , ••. lb. vox 97c IIIII II M tilt! Whlo Equipment Co. l29.95 PINK LOTION DETERGENT FoP Laundry & Dishes 32 az. bet. 55c -.4 '"' ,.. ln-.rtiMl will •••• tho one ti~N e P ..anted HAIRDRE.9iER -------------- ~eits ' ' I'' ' . -------------- ----------- AS LOW AS C().()P DETERGENT POWDER For AutomsUe Washers ... SOib.$7.65 CLASII,ED RAT!S ""' p,,_.o.. ""'-.- •• 11. u,. 1. Sb C"'l.cvtlvo dcty1 .... 15c line • Tiwoi ,..,.,,utloo 4•••, •16• llno Jl4""'''"' ,.If'' heart, TINGLEY 80011 F78•14 G7Bd« 1>. re Leveling· SPECIALS!! '1111 Sunday Times - Sentinel, SUildQ, October 5, 1ge9 ". This New Harrow Gives You In the 20_...,. butz seallonl scheduled, I waa prlvDp!ID serve .as dlseu111011 eblirman an lhe tnplc, "Pilot Prosnuna .· n! the U.s.D.A." These are new ·~· wltlcb may be developed on a local, state, or lllllnnal balla In try ,out new WIU'I or asoistlng rural and urban people. On the return trip from At. ianllc Cll;y the writer ani!, John MowbrSJ, county extenal011 apnt from Scioto COUnty, vislied the New Holland ·Ma<hlnery CoiDJIBIIY at New llolland, Pa. Mrs. M1er, the ·I o ~ r llide, reported that her .o w D farm uf 200 acres had been porchaaed l:o' the COilipeD.y fnr expanalon or Ita !aeWIIeo. Durin& this blur lhe saents IIW men using the most modern BCJiipment 1D turn raw material iniAl llnllhed !arm ma- ,, .·~nd -Items Y oti N~ed, ~el, Items You Oqn't In The Tribune Oassifieds H I .. ' '· ...,nil llaybine -•r-condllloner•. Select Your Size and ,, hal tal.OdOVOr$80milliOn,' or tl1e Greoftlpan Idea, amuat~u;.11nl 'held. Aeon- BY JOHN COOPER looking at the land which had hole intn the reservOir; we ob- Larsast 'or all New Hotland Soli Conservation Service successfUlly been drained. served that It was abwt two>- plsnts In the United states, MaBOn County · thirds lUll and at the 181110 the building covers el&htacres, PT. PLEASANT - We were WE HAVE HELPED H<>Wal'd time was being used for hoose- Ennu&h electricity 1n serve 240 on the Wesley Meadows farm Perry, whose !arm Ia 011 Guy- hold water supply, average..lze hamoo 11 uaed by on PalesUne Ridge _,. Up- an Creek, with a COII&ervatlan The water· at the sprlna had the plantescbyear, supplementplan. The piannlna cnnalated been colleeted by means of lng the natural Ullhtprnvidodby Lay of the Land or helping him fil!llre how he 4-lnch drain Ute which collect. spproxlmateljr 3, 700 p&IIOI or land recenUy. Wesley Is the was I!Oing ID use the land and ed the water Into a catch ba. glass. !lrst Iarmer In Mason County the treatment measures that sin. The water was carried VISIT MARKET to plan and to carry out wflat be would use to Improve the from the catch basin ID Ute A visit was also made 1o the is known aa 11year-round tor- land. WhUe we were gotne over reaenoir .by means oC 1111 •~ Farmer's Market at !:.Ueuage" in his catUe reeding op- the !arm with Mr. Perry, he pipe. \Of, I'll. This Ia lbe or erallna. observed an Item of intereat. · He · has used ·• baler; which ··•liT• a wooded ·areot· n 'naled makes round b!!les, and has an open spot. Examining the let the hay lay in the field open spot more carefully, WI after being .baled. Ills plaJl Is 11w that a tree had !allen, to oontrol the feedlDa next win- It had been a black oak tree ter sa that the cattle will have · measurina 28 inches in dla pnrUon of the b!!led hay and smeter. The open spot in the also aame slandlna grass to woods .... 57 reet in dlameest !or a period of lime, and ter. That Is the area which then an additional porllon of had been cnveced by the croWn the field will be opened to or the oak while It was standthem. lie alaa has a hay sup. lng. pl,y from one field which Is If our arithmetic Is correct, Blared in the barn tn be used the area would be close ID in case of emergency, 2,500 square reel which Would Complete Line Of After seeing Mr. Meadows' mean that 20 trees or that operation, some or the clher size would rill an acre. We are becoming Interested in this that' tree was what Is known t;ype program. by roresters as a ''wolf" tree which Is canoidered by forest. DOUG ROUSH OF MASON ers In be worthless !rom a and his son, Paul, are asao- Umber slandpolnt. cisted with Riverview Golf This tree appsrenlly had · Conroe at Mason. The U!DA died and !allen ahnut two years SoU Conservsllon Service has ago, because there .waa an exhalped them develop this golf cellent Bland n! VIrginia pine course. The development with. cnmlna in on lhe area. which SCS had a part was Che draining, land amoothlng and WE LOOKED AT Lawrence stream channel work. They have Powell's spring development installed more than 17 ,ooo reet and reservoir which SCS had or Uie and 2,000 !eet nr stream helped !4'. FQwell with earcy last swruner. · channel illli>I'OVement work. In addlllon, during the land The spring which be l.lnprG¥. ievet{ng process, a aystem or ed !urnishes water ror tlielr dralnsae was worked out sa aa house. The water Ia ~ In to Insure surrace dralnasa. in a reservoir meuurlog a• x canunentlna about this opera- 10' x 20'. That alte nserUan, Doug Roosh Blfd, "There valr would hold abalt 12,000 are alwaya people who like to gallons when co~etely lull, BIY, 'I ID!d yoo so.' They Blfd They had cheeked U, volume It cooldn't be drained.'' or water !rom the lliiing and Mr. Roush made this state- said that It lUJ'DIIhed abGut 125 ment In Denver Yoho of SCS gallons per dl,y,' and at the time they were In 40wn Ute man- W~lth lrrisated eounlle•. , trait was ·Citi~rvecf in Lsncas'I1>e privilege or atlelldlni a llld (3): ~ olosemtnt ~am fnr COIIV8I1Inl While ~~~r­ tor .Courrtl Wllb ·.~,eto rarma nstlnnal meellng or "this • ...,. rnanenUy IW>m ~ 1o clh- .with ~ Qlll~ ·rarm aver&~- · brlnp a perllntl race to !aee lng 75 aero a il!ld Ia 80 per ·cent with tram ~II nvtr \1.• s. er UHI. or culllvallnn.~ ~ b!!lanco II and with . a ll Jiln(ls or 'al!l'leul· ~ a~IIYe .a dealril!!~ pcjpo .:fn>nd!and il!ld pnlllre. In At1111turll, rurat, and 'urbon pri>b, ulallob ·•llrlbut!nn ·~ 'rvta~ Ue County, N.• J.\ there were Ieins. Wortdna wilh ~how­ """""unlllsa -..• •,.,.,.., onme less lllan 1,000 eomme~olal ever Ia vety lllmllat, no niatof. our amsll-•-11\irnW. or·..,.tculoUr small cities -..sl 11a1:ome rar:ma but the IJicnmo from ter what the tureor '' ' - cinlors or growth; .Socre; tao' Hardin aald, "Govemment can asalot, and IJCIVoriunelii will aaal at in a number Of dill• . wa.ira. 811 the plalllling fnr thi• srowtb Rllst start In the commudq ltael!... Here apln, he said, the·extenlllanlat has a kay role to play, polnUna ID tile !act that last year lhay aaalaled 1101118 280,000 Iota! leaders in planning community development P r .,_ 1nsi per aere. Alld, 1<1 tell.the technQioalcal llnowleclp and panalon whole ~. New Jotllll renkl mlnagerial lbllllf, IMilplna aa nrst in t~~xea per acrt., never betnre ldlb lhe 1o1a1 eeo'Ey.., Ch(Ji.&h N.., .Jeraay Ia nomic deYelopment or y o u r hi&hli••!•ed, II siiU Ia <Omm.unltleli, llid in addition 1108)'11 ~rda farmland anc! tllat f11 -rh~ a nelr ria- · • 'lbe sand7 soU and tlonal etrart mnutrition ~~the tow lllevallon c:reoate many lion.~ areaa ' Wbleh Ire dlflleult to Referring, ID his teatl!110n7 drain and lose ferUIIzer 'l'lleh- be!ore the · llouH Aarlculture !Jr. but the,y do relpjJI!Ili'l'liitd-· ·CC!nlmlitee, Socrellr)r Rardin cy ID hl&h rates 'Ill ferClllzer ."ioilll, "New !arm prosrama and 1o lrrigallool. ' ·· . ' lllould help !arm prnc11eers to Land aiq a eonct hl&h"''Y h\crease their net Income a, pve may be wort11 10 to 20 limes producers more freedom in the land a mile or sn back llllklnl declslonsall'ectlnatholr from the main mads. .... farm a and enable u. s. sa'l'llo !amUy.qpe rarm Ia rap! rladtural products to compete Idly dlsawearlng because hl&h efteellvoly in markets at home priced machineryneeded1obar- and abroad. • veal eranberrles, blueberries "We presented tn the C o nand other c'rnpa Ia IIMCOIIOIIll- areu alternative sppraechea cal. Some or .thia machinery lhrnu&h which these objecllvea costa $20,000 or more. . ean be realized." BelDg hl&hiY urbanized, t h e Amnna the alternsllvea augalate Ia hit by pr<)blema a year, sastecl !or wheal, cotton, and five yeara, or 10 years sooner reed grains, the Socretary Blfd, than 0101t other states. Sever- are (I) an acreaae set -aBide al years 11110 New Jersey poas- program, and (2) a domestic ed an atnendmellt ID Ita constl- allotment and dlverlllon protullon requlrlag assessment or gram, !arndand on the basis or Its "Either of these programs actual farm use ~alue rather would malnlain !arm lncnme than on a potenllal value !or while provldlDa greater !reeresldenllal or conunerclal uH. dom !or farmers to make their They tno are !aced with the own planllna decllllana at pro. problem or preserving o p en gram costs that OOPI!ul!Jr would space. While this is nntcrillcal be aeceplable In the Congress." here at the present lime this Is a problem tor the nsllnn as a LONG TERM PLANS wbnle. Besides the ccmmodlty proTho kaynote speaker of the gram alternallves, Secretary lllllllal meeting was U.S.D.A, Hardin nftered some recomSecretary Cllfrord M. IIBrdin mendsllons far long-term rewho told the agents, "Yw have source ~stment. TheH Inthe task today of working with elude (1) a cropland converan agricultural industry that . sion program, (2) allvinaspace increasinaly requires greater program wltlch would be an ex- farmers in the Upland area Cclunty, .,!•fl.·.z·. ·,J-Lt)··.: =. ~~:~~:;:~:: ~ft:~~=-~=i~c:::: . ·f,l~ lie· . ~to ute.\$40 mllll0111D At. t.Y Jn ..,.,..,lurat producUon'in , ' tsrdlt ,.,......, N. J., +mere Ute U>e naunn, the fitat •11101111 nan- · er calf Sales get under \ Llileo.Or Foraue Plan Works §:1f~:ffiu; ~ Athens Host to First Calves Sale Tuesday ' ., . ~· . ' ' .\ ~~: j . .~ " .. .. seitte Ill's. Elias -------------- ,.JNf '· ft" ... -------------- �. ., ' ( \ The s...lay }'lmos • Sentinel,· Sullla,y, October 5, 1969 luslr~ess· OpJICIIIIIIities J:~';•f"' ~.~ . --..,..-....,--,GOOD CLEAN LUMP IIIII Ill>' h• Your Own totr eoa1. Carl w~n~era, Rio · ... IUSINESS ..-• ~ " • ,.,. ..., .. Ill• ......... -ol"~"-···· Thi1 I• tho flnl lime In the -rid a cam· plote •ervlce ha• bean .afferod in· tho $30 billion foot food lnduohy wheN mlllionalro• ON made. Piccadilly ~~:. ~~~.~~~·~.u~ SPINET PIANO WANTED, reoponalble party to take a>er lo" monthly payments on a spinet plano. can be seen locally. Wrlto Credit Malllger, P. o. Box 276, She!· byvlllo, lllllana. 232-12 HOTPOJNT Olest type treiz.. er, good cond. Ph. or 446,1326. • I 232-3 GIRL'S 4 pc, while bedraont set, new colllltion, $135. 7pc, . , I .. ,, e.,.,. GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Oct. 5, IHm I to '4 p. m, !lobbY Hlll Firm. Tlirkayo, 'h8mo, becons. Soft drlnko sorted. Sponsored .by Baclne Emerpncy Squad. 10-1-ttc 5 '·"' · Oor Nlk.. len hlonioy PHIIII"" I •·"'· CoMollotlone & Cw,.cu.,, Will llo oc~•P'fll .,.If 9 •·•· for Doy of PYitlio•l•~t REGULATIONS T... PubH•Nr roo•vn the rltlrtt to"!' Ctt" rojoet onY od• doo•4 elt· ..etlo-1 . Th. p'*liott.r •ill rwtt .. r••fHIIn•ibl•· fat ~• thon .... , -, , . • 1 , . I ,. 1 " ... f .. Services • ' -------------- H•• . ,,~•*'•r _, MHtMWy Com. Cpo. Llu now whltJ tap. PS, PB &· AT. F• The Fastest I WlLL pick.., merchamloolllll Snlce DAY or Pont1roy & A1t1 take to aU.Uoo oo a percent.. From tile Lorg.osl . . walnut dineUe set with bucket I WISH to thank t h e mal\)" NIGHT ••~ CAI:t; ap boola. Cali Jim Allams, or Bulldozer Radiator To type chairs $85. Ph. 367triellls, relatives all! neighRAWLINGS SERVICE , 106 &, ·Main 0. auctioneer, Rutland. Phone the Smallest llalter By Oswald & James Jacoby 7554. bors for their cards, aowers 74~461. &--23-llc Cote. 232-3 am ldo:lnesses shown me dur· NORnt DAY 992-2151 . i~ the death of my lriother, GUN SHOOT, Forked ment can be returned For Rent R u n • 64 in 9 months, ponibly 300 BALES good quality hay. NIGHT 992-7324 Mrs. Audrey Gibbs. Spe<:ial Ph. 992·2143 Sportsman Club, &aulay,'Oct. .AKQJ32 even looner.) TRAILER. Roy Annes. Phone 12 shocks of good corn arwJ thanks to Debbie alii Chris, 5. 10.2-3tc • J3 992-3181, 9--36-tlc fodder. Helen Conner, Rio Mrs. George Stewart alii .K93 THIS NEW CONCEPT BY THE Wanted To Buy GraOOe, 0 . Family, 10-5--Itc SKATE-A-WAY SCHECULE ORIGINATORS OF A SUCCESSMIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEST EAST 3 BEDROOM house and 2 bed232-3 FUL WORLD·WIDE FOOD Back to School party, Friday, CWNA CAmNETS, rouoo ta· • KJ852 .10973 room ground floor apartment. CHAIN IS GROSSING MORE WE WISH to exteoo our very • 74 Oct. 3, free gift tor everyone; ¥5 old clocks, etc. Write bles, THAN THE RUN OF THE MIU Phone 949--3584, Aline Wea· l:SED MACHINES - 3 only, • Q962 sincere ttenks to everyone t8754 Halloween party, Friday, Oct. OPERATIONS WITH J TO 5 or call M. D. Miller, lit. 4, vor. 104--:ltc .J8 Hoyal, KMG typawriters, .Q 1064 who helPed in any way during TIMES MORE INVESTMENT. 31. ~enWednesday,Friday; · SPACIOUS 7 ROOM home, 1'h Pomeroy, phoiio 992-627L $69.50. I NCR M21 cash regSOU11J(D) the sickness and death of our aoo Saturday, 7:30 to 10:30. acroo land, 250 loot front6-26-tlc 3 ROOM furnished apar-trnlont, · ister, 1 Victor register, 1 .... Q sister and &Wit, Mrs. Present AvaUablo lor portles on Monage .., Slate Route 124 In aAIIJ lOCATfOIB AWJIUIIll utlllllos paid. 356 N, Fourth .10 9 86 Gestetner mimeograph. Stm~ A Cross, We do especially flli:OUGIIGUT fMI UlllfiD llAJIS, day, Tuesday, alii Thursday Srrscuse. Larp kitchen wllh St., Mlddlopor~ Phone 992 PIOlll 01 WIRI1 WM. IUArOit tAKIO ruons Ptg. & Office Equip, thank Dr, R. R. Pickens, the IO).U.. S76J, SUITI l, 1601 S. lots ot blreh cabineto, plOJt!r Saturda,y all! Sunnights alii 3342. 10-.'1-Gtc .A"/52 flDll4laYD .. OIMVEI. COlO•• Rent 446--1397. nurses an:l nurses aides at day alternoona. Phone 98$of cloaet space, pnge, ...C. . Both vulnerable ~------------232-tf Veterans Memorial Hospital, 3929 or Cl!ester 985-3585. reatlon room, ctty water. w.. t North Eut South HARMONY APARTMENTS, fur- TWO BEDROOM homo, living the Rev. Charles Norris and 9-21--30tc e~s, electricity, walt to ...U FLAT·GARD IN.T. nlshed, 3 rooms, bath, priroom, dlnin& room, hall m:l ELECTRO LUX the Rev. Dale McClurg f o r carpet In living room. 11uot Pass 2 + Pas~~ DISTRIBUTORSHIP vato parking. OUtolalllloodo, one bedroom carpeted, 764 In good condition with attachtheir consolirwwords;Ewing REVIVAL AT Rutlaoo FreewUI Pass 6 'I Pass p.,. ooo to IIIJ)roclate. Phone afCAN YOU QUALIFY? 3 blocks from post omce. Brownell Ave., Middleport. ments. Assume payments or Opening lead- • 4 Funeral H<me, Pallbearers, ter 5 p.m. tor IPPOiroimellt Baptist Church, September' MOST AREAS OPEN Mlnl Apartment, fUrnished, Ph, 992-9981 or 992--3035, pay balance $32,88, To see, neigtttors and friends. 992-2278. . 9-9-«c 29 to October 12, 7:30p.m., bedroom, kitchen. b a I h, 8-24-tlc call 416--9700. Brother, Dudley R. WoH; Optimism is a mighty fine Pastor, Paul Taylor. Evan-. Do you thi nH you could operate porch. Suitable for one per-· - - - - - - - - - - - - - 232--f\ thing and a bridge player nieces and nephews. gellst, Norman Taylor. Speyoor '"'" WHOLESALE BUSISOIL Private parldl11. QoJJ HOUSE, 2 bedroom furnished, should be an optimist most 10-5-Itc LEGAL NOTICE cial singing. Everyone ,..(. NESS'? Would you like to open LOST BRIG liT carpet colors ... of the time, but occasionally 992-5392 between 10 a.m. and limit throe peq>le. Alao 3: come. Wlll You Come? restore them with Blue Lug.. a little pessimism will prove your doors for business with LEGAL NO'I1CE 6 p.m. 9-211-ttc bedrOCJD mobile home, limit tre. Rent electric shampooor valuable. 9-24-I5tp - - - - - - - - - - - - - The Mary .Skier. Hayman FIFTY DEALERACCOUNTSal· 3people, MandG Focxl MarObituary North's two diamonds was $1. Sheppard, 862 1st Ave. real estate will be olftlred tor ready set tt> for you? would you UNFURNISHED bunplow,larse ket, 3 mlloa south or MiddleTransfer to the Jacoby 234-6 DAVID EUAS REES, BaltlROOF REP"AIR a111 remlllelbe willing, with oor help, to exllvll11 room with fireplace, port, Rt. 7, IO-s-3tc sale at thll oltloe ofCnnr, CroW hearts. With fo~~t hearts and more, Ohio, expired earJ.y ingi also lnterforpalntlrwand pal'lf your business beyond this kitchen, utilicy room, bath, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - &. Porter, Friday, October 10, TW 0 9 x 12 wool rugs. Call256- a very s t r o n g no-trump Friday momir~. September remodellrw. by contract. point? 1989 at llo'clocka.m. The ProSouth jumped to three and bedroom. Very nice tor 2 6795. 234-3 perty 8jlpnlled for t%,000.00. 19, 1969 at University llospiFree estimate. Phone 992Are you interested in a substaJloo North went right to the slam. adults. No pets. Mason, phone tal, Columbus, Ohio, at 60 2806, We go anywhere. CaMO! be sold fol' leu than tile tial £our - figure net profit each West opened the four of 2 1966 MUSTANG, 6 cyl. noor years of age. David was born 10-1--tfc oppralled price, Also liousehold trumps and South noted that month? Would you like to talk stick, 11,000 mi., like new, he had a pretty good play for goods Call household &OOds, ex• to Distributors who earn this March 26, 1909, in Pitts- BOB-;-S-REDUCJN-G. -:_:-100 - -a~ Specifically, he ' the slam. 256--6753. 234-3 burgh, Kansas, the son orDa.~ .~~.~ kind of money each month? l• FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 POMEROY - DUPLEX beth cludiQJI stove, to be sOld to !Itt could draw trumps and try • vtd Rees ofBlaengarw, Wales Health Center is now open, Would you like to inspect purroom! am bath, corner of sldes rented at all time , ln hlahest b I d d o r). llou•eh014 a diamond finesse. If that aoo Anna Williams Rees, al· 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by appointTREAT RUGS right, they'll be goods appraised at t25.00. chase orders from many or the Thlrd all! ca.1 sts., Mlddi&- good condition, $7,250. worked, he would be home so or Welsh descent. He was ment, 5 p.m. to tO p.m. noapa delight ll cleaned wlth Blue James F. SiDIPIIO!Ir AdminltDation's largest corporations if it failed, he could discard porL Phone 992-2780 or 992united in marriage to Mary polntment necessary. Locat· Lustre. Rent electric sham .. trator of the Eotate of Mary a . one of dummy's clubs on the , 3432. 9--36-tlc NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS- 6 "ho buy our line !rom our dlsK. Harrison on March 2' 1 , ed below K aoo K MobUe pooer $1. Lower G. C. l\lurSiders Hayman, Middleport, third diamond and try to trlbutOrs? Would you like to acrea, 4 acres pasture with 1940. Homes, Point Ploasan~ phy Store. 234-6 Ohlo. break the club suit 3-3. If cash in on your share ot this water, fen.ced, outbUildlJll, He leaves to mourn his Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020. TRAILER FOR rent, Brotm's that failed, also he could business? chicken ~. 5 room ·house 10-5, ~~. 1().7 Trailer Park, Mlnersvl.lle. back on the spade still fall 15,000 B. T. U. torced air gas loss, a sister, Rachel Rees 10-3-tfc Do you have $3,000 CASH to Inwlth basement, $2,000. · •• Phone 992--3324, finesse. lurmce. Ph. 446--0516 . Warner, of Jackson, Ohio, a vest when secured by Inventory, 9-.'I0-6tc Pessimist S o u t h decided 234-3 half sister, Elizabeth Rees GOSPEL sing at Church otGod, Equipment, Dealers, all! yaur BUYERS ARE WAI11NG - We that West's trump lead inJones of San Diego, C4liforChester, 0. Swlday, Oct. 5 at Dim ablllty? Do you have gocxl need 3 bedroom borneo, I or AIR CONDI110NING, Rtlriger•: dicated that he was afraid nia, and four nephews, Ray 2 p.m. Featured singers are FURNISHED am unfurnished credlt? Can you furnish refer- CHILDREN'S clothing, sizes 6X to lead away from honors in 2 story In good areas. CALL atioo service. Jack'• Refrt.' to 12, boy's & girl's; sport all side s u i t s and that Stanley Jones of Belmont, The Tiny Trio, Brotherhood ' !lllllrtments. Close to ochoql. ences? can you start within thiraeration, N!"( Haven. 1''-: .'fPl!~'¥.n:!'e "111 t.!>e, pa<l!f, : coat; overcoat size 40; shoes finesses were all going lo California; ll<oduey-RM...wa... Quartehfll~a'girls' trlo tram , Phone 992-5434. ~-- "111-'fiui · - ·tlls~ss· me sale oryour libm• t ~tJtt~" ....:~:: .. ~;re 1. ty days? and boots sizes 21/2 to 3, Ph, lose. Then he worked out a ner of COiambus, Ohio, DaVienna, W. VL Everyone welwith you. ' U the answer to these: que:stjons u.dc !• play to ,guard against aim ost 446..0262 or 446--1797. vid John Warner of Flint, come. 10--3-3tc is an unqualified "YES", AIRHOMES • FARMS - - - - - - - - -.-.---- i TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobile 234-.'1 everything. Michigan, al'kl Dallas Joe - - - - - - - - - - - - - MAIL your rep.l,y, including yoor LOTS • RENTALS He drew trumps and Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on SEPTIC tanl<s I Warner of Newark, Ohio. AJ. EXPERIENCED interior and exphone number to: played two rounds of clubs. State Rt. 124, Phone 992Sanitation. SteWart, Oblo. P.h. ' RUGS A mess? Clean for less Then he played ace-king and though not blessed with chilterlor painting, root, carpenMARKETING DIRECTOR HENRY CLELAND, Brohr .:..,_ .: 295L 8-11-tlc 682-3035. ~12-Ue wlth Blue Lustre. Rent elec- 10 of diamonds. West covdren of his own, he was a fathtry and masonry work. Ron-- . . P.O. BOX 20591 Offlce-992·2259 tric shampooer $1. Farmer's ered the 10 with the queen er alii frieoo to every child ole Hubbard. Phone 992--2276 DALLAS, TEXAS 75220 SEE NEIGLER l!ulldiQJI·· ; Hardware Ca 23~ and South discarded the last STORAGE II(IOCO tor boots, camhe met as well as his nephews or after 6 p.m. 992-3511. Roo.-992-2561 tor bulldiQJI holile. ~ • or Call AC/214 638·3552 club from dummy. pers, autos, traDers, Phone whom he dearly loved am !Oo3-12tp Guy N~r, Rac~J1io, 0. . : STEREO. Early American sterWest was end-played right 992-2'198 or see Dick Seyler. hel)>ed tO rear, He had been - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~8-lfe . eo, radio comblratlon. Solld then and there. He dian'! elght years an engineer tor YOUR TV set baa a bad picture 9-24-12tc For Sale, state unit, 4 speed changer .. have a club to lead. A spade --~--~--=----=----- ' Crown ·Zellerbach Coalpany tube? Chuck can repalr It am HARIUSON'S TV ANDANTEN- . Ma I nnlsh. Bal lead would be right up to WALNUT SOLIDS ·t-~.".STER· of Baltimore, Ohio. He was a guarantee tt. B r i n g 1t to .. P e u ance due d!"'iarer' s ace-queen and a · . . NA SERviCE. Phoile 992 • member of the American L&- Chuck's Audio, 152 Butter-- 10x52 TWO BEDROOM trailer, EO. With 4 speakers, 4 speed $88,50 Use our TIME PAY- dtamond lead would allow a 2 gioo, Oscar McVeigh Post No. lllt, Pcmoroy. Phone 992 aU ps uWities, wan to walt GEO. HOIST ETfE R, er 522. 8-10-tlc : automatic changer. Balance MENT PLAN. call 446--1028. ruff and discard. duo $67.30. Use our TIME 234-3 The play would also have 20 of Bremen, Ohlo, · ha~ 5080. 10-5--tfc carpe~ 181 Locust st. Ph. RT. 33 -!acre. Clerap, 992-2619. PAYMENT PLAN. call 446-worked against a 3-3 club served overseaslnWorld - - - - - - - - - - - - - en house, collar, 6 room line, cesi(IOOI drallll 4 to 12 : 1028. 234-3 break, since a club lead 111-1-6tc Warn with the 13th Armored Help Wanted 800 Meigs would set up South's fourth boule, $2, • wide. Paul Anderaon, Mal!lll, : Division uOOer General Patclub. Of. course,_ it would FARM MANAGER, ablllty to THE AMAZING mue Lustre will THREE ROOM OIPilrtment, comW. Va. Phalle 7'/3..5788 ~ , ton. He was a member of the have fatled mtserably if pletely modern with buUt-in SYRACUSE - 7 rooms, I'll manage 100 beef cows, 30 3:30 or 949--3915, Rlclne. : · · ' leave your upholstery beluBremen Methodist Olurch, East held the diamond queen n11 oven alii table baths, 4 bedrooms, two lots, kitchen, brood sows, all c:rop productiru!Iy soft and cl01n. Rent having joined the Rutlaoo t..29:.uc . b~t pessimist South had deloJ> unit;. stalnleu steel oink $IO,OOO. tion. Salary depellls on abilielectric shampooer $1. CenMethoolst Church at the age coded that West was surely tral Supply Co. 234--6 ~~~g to show up With that oll2years. Hlslavoritehymn ty. Contact W. D. WUliamson. "ith dl1011osal unit, large bath RT. 338 - 7 r001111, bath, bas&- C. C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 504 Sell! St., Ravenswocxl, W. all! large closets. Nicely de<:was, "Goo Will Take Care of Coqlete s.rvtce ment. furrace, carport, $8, .. fNfWspopet Enterpri• A.SSII.) Va., 26164, phone 304-273orated. Call 992--2278 tor ~ You" Phone 949--3821 Ida K. Smith, dec., to Frank300 9529. 10--3-3tp polntmenlalter 2 p.m. CAMPING EQUIPMENT Racine, Oblo lin K. Rutherford, Earl E. CLOSE OUT ON 69 rentals all! Knight, Howard K. Knight, Nola Be not dismayed what e'er 9-22-tfc Crltt Bradford LETART- 5roomo,beth,weU, demonstrators, Apache Tra- K. WUI, Mae Lambert, Vlrgene betlde . SOMEONE to stay wtiJ. Invalid garage, panellng. fenced 10!, vel and Clrnper Trailers. No Elberfeld, Chester Knight, HelGod will take care of you lady during tha day, Monday FURNJSHED throe room apart. $7,000. reasorable offer refused. en K. WUson. l4ddy Knight, ment, shower, newl.)'dec:oratBeneath His wings of love through Friday, 8 LID. unW READY -MIX CONCRETE tllll!"" · QThe bidding has been, Amsbary's Apache Trailer ed, 507 Mill St., Mlcldleport. abide ered ri&ht to your proJect. , 5 p.m. $20 weoh. Phone 992Gary Knight, Carl Knight, Mary South RACINE - 6 rooms, bath, 3 Soles, 63! Fourth Ave. Ph. K. Brice, VloletK. Walker, Rob- West Nordt East Phone 992-27112. 6--22-ttc Goo will take care of you. 7155. 10-6--3tc Fast and eoay. Free elllbedrooms, ps turrace. Only 1,• 446-0239. 234-tl ert Knight, aka, Arthur ROO.rt Pass . I t Pus mates. Ph. 892--3284, 0.. .6,000 You, South, hold' · No matter what may be the gleln Ready-Mix Co., ,)QJkl.,; Knight, Margaret V. Knight, 1962 CORVAIR Spyder conver- Jean Knight Stabler, Cert. for .K871 ¥AZ tKQ4 4oJI53 test _port, Oblo. &.30-tlc POMEROY - 8 rooma, beth, 4 What do you do now? tible. 150 hoursepower, 4. Trans., Meigs. Goo wlll take care of you A-BJd oae •l*le. Your partbedroom1, _porches. Only$3,speed, tach. and gages, $225. Lean weary one ocoon His Kenneth L. Pauley, Katherine ner m.y well have four IJ*Ies. 000. Cali 446-4084 after 4 p.m. breast Pauley to Elmer J. Althouse, TODAY'S QUESTION 234-tf catherine Althouse, Lots, HarGoo will take care of you. MIDDLEPORT-? room1,bath, ~ou do bid one spade and he risonville. I have sold '"1 hOuse located, Wool Columbia W..t ral.!le! you to two spades. What furnace, modern ldt<hen. 2 CHRISTMAS p..,pies, 10 p e r He has gone to that H01ven Paul Zirkle, dee., to Norma do you do now? Va. Twa Miles below the Pomeror-Maso~ irldoo car prsp, $12",000. cent off tlll Nov, 1. BankAm: Zirkle, Pauline Vaughn, Janice which he so richly deserved and It will bo nece11ary to soli tho follawlno per: Answer Monday ericard welcome. CJosed Surt Springer, Diana Ashley, Rayto meet the many loved ones sanal property: HELEN or VIRGIL TI!AFORD -----------:--'..., .' days. K & P Kennels, Porter mond Zirkle, Alf; for Trans., w h o walt for him on that ASSOCl/JoTES 992-3325 RON'S Ftooa Iilii halho · ANTIQUE fURNtTURf o. 388-8274. 234-6 Pomeroy. shore, to abide beneath ms Cherry_ 4 Post., Ro.- Bed, Chetry Btanket ChostJ Ctt.r.1 Plat. •cu room 11111 ·kitchen~· 248 Ohioans Die SYR wings of love. form Ror:ller.L Cherrr Dar S.d 72x2.f,. Mwrldl1 )pool Cabinet Blanche M. liar rison to Clyde " SE ltv, IIMII!MidldaiiU~ll'fU. 6 Oraw•s, Tobacco Cutt•1 Two Hort Bocll fc• Cr.am Choirs 0. Harrison, Parcels, Rutland. Thr.. Tcunl.s, Walnut Mol'ltlo Top . DNss., With Wig Cal>ln.f FARM EQUIPMENT Top with Mlrrar 1 Flu W._.l, Cow Bells, Y•"' WIMer Morillo 10-5-8tc ~·· t-281" . • ~ My llfo Ia but a "eaving Elva Dailey to WOllam David In August Traffic SPECIAL PRICES!!! Top Or.sHr with Motohlng Wash Stand; Walnut Gato Lo; To.lo Between My God IIIII me Oval ~loss Front Chl.f'O C~t.OGrd, 71; ft. Gloil• o.., 0oL RODNEY DOWNING CHEC~ WITH us before you buy Bryant, Ruby P. Bryant, 5 A., I camot c:hooee the colors ~upb h.t, Small Bellows, Antler'- Tin Fotdr 111 Both Lebanon. COLUMBUS Traffic acci. ReaiEIIate ~r. your new tractor; we can save o.4 wit ottacho oil he.terl Antique Co,,., Vot Bro.. Kot• He "orketh s*<ll!1. Gu,y E. Summerfield, dec., to dents kUied 248 persons In tl•; Two Wolf T,.,_ CaHH Mils, Faw CoHN Mills: Y"-' many $$$e$! P~ ~2--ZSU Oft Umeo Re "eavath sorrow ' ••.h }' Large discounts am h i g h J e a n Smnmerfteld, Shirley Ohio during August, the sec. LAMPS ' All! I In fooll1h pride Alotldlft Lo"'"'' Pair Unusuol Oil Lamp•, T"'- LoadM Glou trade-ins on any new Massey Roush, Ce.rt. for Trans., Ches- ond hlibest moothl,y toll t h l • Forget He Ill!!' the ~par L•"'P.• • Poft Ofl Wall L!l-,s with Roft.etors, l;rosted Glass ter. year, Highway Safety Director Ferguson tractors. 25 in H..... La... sr..•. on L•ps, Globo. . I And I the underside. Frank M. Fugate, Gaynelle, Warren G. Nel8011 reported. The stock to choose from. ALSO, Boll Glen Com.... u-fhAS.SW~R· _. large selection or used trac- Wise Fugate to Marion K. Fu- total boosted fatalities to 1,732 NO! WI the ~ Ia 1llent Fl Bl W 11 , ot• Carnfvol Glou, ·Nu '-"" Glau for the first eight rnontbs ot 1 ow w... tors. 3 used tertUizer spreaG- gate, Lot, Pomeroy. C PnuM Glos1, Autrrfo, So,. Dlsr...' And the ahultlea eoa1e··to tly a loetl011 of 8oltlq, Cal.l•~tlon of Mut•, $11•• 'Butter 01 h' · Granville I.. Reeves, Alice tho year, 205 more than the era; aeveral used plows and 5ouvo~lr Plot.• (28 Stoteol, Few ~•wt• Ploeo.s , su •.,....,' ·' . WUI God unroll tile canvas discs; 1 l&te model Ford For- Reeves to Felix R. Alkire, J(). 1,527 In the same 1968 period. Alii t>plain the NUon why "Buckled safecy beits could CuekoO Clock, T C'f:O'CICS qe Chopper with corn head 14 A.. Scipio. The dark thteodaare as MedQld Cloet.:.. wo Welfhli loeb, t.klntlo Cloch, S.Vwol cut Ohio's traffic toll almoot John E. Lang to Sold InvestIIIII hay pict<-..,; I M. F. TracruJ tor. back-hoe, aBd loader. ment Co., 87'4 A., Bodford. in half," he asserted. 4 'But a In the Weaver'• akUUul hall! RotoM~~I'!"-f.~!l:'T~'I!otNf., MISCI{~NfOUS lT~MS Suoan Manley, WaltonR. Man- Slate Highway PJ!rol c o u n t 1400 hours. ALSO, genuine 5 As tile tloreadl of aald 100 ley to .!~Peter E. Walburn, Qo.. showed that ooly three ot the ft. Busb-Hois $275, Special ver prices on McCurdy gravity maine K. Walburn, On&-thlrd A., 69 motorists killed moring lour In the patt,n~Heha•P~nnodo Middleport. · Apt, Slso Woshw, Utlllt~ e"'t~ot4 s::.. T~l Fons, weekends ln Auguot "erekoown boxeo. _...., 1fl-5.11P Whot Not Shelf_. Pltture FlOMOt u,.. ProM~ f ' · ., to be wearing the llle • saving THE BARGAIN SPOT tents of Two Out Bulldttt1 s' _,.,Shod ' .., M '"''• C~ ,., QUICK QUIZ devtcea." MASSEY--FERGUSON AU~T. NOTI1 ·t his nlco ~.fl.ctlon• he. foi..., ....,., HEADQUARTEUS to OCCUMIII~to ontl " " ' , •f U II In foxcollon1 cort~lltle,. Q- What American I'J!'n· W do .the buttercup .N0 II.C8 ••4 "'• ...,~.r · ohovti .,;.,;4 GALLIPOLIS TRACTOR SALES ~~~'ll was nicknmnerl the an -the hat anemone 1 two clOte· Swamp Fox ' ·? ' • · U»Per Roote 7 ly related flowers, -'1/171bo~ VACANCY for tirO .tderl¥ pea. TfRMSo CASH . . Noo ·~~l.lo r.; _.;clholo ~- Frat:ac!s Marion, whose oze? Galtlpoli s, Ohio . • pia. Pret•r p~vate Plld Pa-, $1GJIE~: ~~!· JA(ik CAIITWRIGHT d?png ral·d" wnn him this . A-The anemone symbol~ PHONE: 446--1044 tienta. Phone , Maaaa, BI'ADPORD AUCTIOH wnc • ..,.H nw~name m thl · IHwolution~ ozes frallty, anllcipation; the 5186. IO-BU · c.~- lrodfoo4, Aoolle.;!MPANY,.RoclnoAOhclo,8ph. 9oft03121 234-1 ;uv War. ., buttercup, wealth. · ______ ---'-----~ · .__ _ . ~' - - - - - . . , . " : - - - - - ·_._.._d_'_""__:":.;Mir=·.....;;J p..,.,.,, -------------- • -------- ------ BLAETTNARS ----------- . "i'• .$ FOD ;:· , f •• ~ .' 11395 ., . ' c.;.nlry Sedan Station Wagon .' 9 Pinoionger, B cyl. Stand. trans, II&H. W/W tir01. ShaJlll, ano owner. 64 CHEV•.BELAIR -------------- For - - ------- - -- 66 CIEY. IELIII S995 .4 Door, 8 cyl. Auto. trano. P.S. R&H- W/W tiroo • 2 Door, 8 cyl, Stand. trano. R&H. W/W tiNs. Shorp, one owner. . , . Monzo, $1095 2 dr. H. T. Auto. Irons. R&H. W/W lir••· 1,195 1,795 67 FORi , 2,195 1,995 Real Estala ____________ -------------- -------------HOISTETTEI . REALTY --- ---------- - yout a... chic~ F~-~.---tr:O:;.~.-,;;. ·• r---------.1 ------------ -------------- Property -------------- - Transfers ----- - -------- -------------- --- ------------ -----------ANTIQUE AUCTIONI 1,795 1,695 · LoMan• 2 dr. Hard Tap. One of sh•pest •66s anywhon. Boawtlfyl wlrtyl buckot IMts. Paw• ato.,lng end aut•. trans. 4 AND B TRACK. ALSO COMPLETE LINE OF STEREO TAPES, 4 AND BTRACK. 64 OLDS Yo~t'll aN, THESE USED .CARS 196.6 CI~VROLET $1495 . ' . lniJIIII 2 Dr. H.J. VB, floor shift. Radio. NEW, THREE bedroom coloolal deligned home, 1'h bathe, · ceramic tUe, full beaoment, comect1ng sarap, utlllcy room, air condltloned. Phone 992-3454. 111-1--6tc: ___________ _ ~ r:-'' ;:r; · ::r.!...''"" •• ..,,.,..,., Ka,._ · na.· c • • , .. r. I' ·- " ' "1YOU'L~ LIKE 9UR QUALITY IVA¥ OF DOING BUSINESS" Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales ~ 64, 'fORD FAIII.&NE ·. $1095 ,500 Sports: Coupe; VB; P.S. and radio. 63 J"UIDEDIRD , ····~.. ~ . ',· ta~ ~ $995 ' ·,...., rt li,~ .- .61 fOIJ" . $150 BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 116 Yeoro of Contlnuavo luolnuo PHONE 992·2143 POMEROY, OHIO •22 cash price or terms if d.. ,J;.t~.qjn·a,, ).ll}(r..-lppjdto zlg-ac, makes button holea, overcast, oppllques am maroembroldery designs. WU! aaerlflce for only $34.40 cash price or terms may be arranpd. Pb01» 992--26~5. 9--30-Gtc REMOVE EXCESS body Ould "lth Fluldex tabloto. Only •L69 at Nelson Drug, , 9-U-3otp er, table's and ehain, 2~1ece MIDDLEPORT dJVB Oablnet, hoi dog and bun warmer. eount8r, backwall and 11 aloolo. Call 843.2~91. momlnp 9 til 11, evoninga 6 to 7:30 p.m. -------------- wall ~t In living • dining r01111, hall, bedroom; baoe-ment, wocxlburnlngllreplaco, marble wlnd011 oUis, approximately 1 - acre of growll. ._ .__ _. ---- ... --------1969 SEWING liJlChlne used just tnOI;Iths, Pepsi cooler, smau griD, automaticdeepwelltry. H. lA WL INGS SONS CO. POMEROY Hi. Manu- quantity 42. Paradise DOWN 1. Smokestack 2. FloweT I. ConveraaUonplece V~CUUM CLEANER, br;-.dnow -;:==:;====:-FF~or~sS:a~le~----1968 mlllol. Complete "lth • all cleanirig tools. Small paint '1111 MODERN RANCH, 5 r01111s, damage shippll11o WUl take ......... IIIII bath, air coodltloned, wall to UPRIGHT RC cooler used 17 ·Contirtlbli; V8. 992-5342 oboot 9-3~tc . • OPEN EVES. TIL 8 ~-Plant . fri~,. J,!"'uC~ lor l!!uneJiille sale. Call Dick Rowllngs fol' appointment and price. Phone 992-2151 or 992-3732. 10-5--ltc ---·-111 IATIUJ/2 BRAND NEW 3-bedroom brick home ln '!\lipan Plains area, t.s built-In kitchen, wired · SMITH AUTO SALESi tor stereo, alumiramt over KAMAUGA, OHIO hangs, wall to...U~tam other aUrscUw Items. WUI be ftnished in CliO month. Cali Chester 985--3598. STEREO, Early American oter11J-5.7tp eo, radio ccmbliBtlOIL Solid state unit, 4-apeecl changer. Maple finish. Balance due KING trombone, good coooltlon. Phone 992-3787. lfl-5-6tc $38.50. Use ourUmoP11111011t plan: QoJ[ 9!12-3352. CAMPERS alii trawl trailers, llallner all! Continental Low price, 10 percent to 15 per1962 QLDS 4-door liT with powcent •Yinrs. tcme to Gaul's er brakes, power steerina. TnUor Solos. Phone 985 Qo.ll clay 992-5131, night 9923832, '!Wo mlloa north of 3173. · I0-3-3tc Chester oo Rt. 7, Watch fol' sign left on Count;y Raod 36. 1960 DODGE Dart 6. Ideal "ork 1fl-5.30tc . car, good condition, I o" price. Thomas Young, e22W, Main St., Pcmeroy, For Sale 10. So. Amerl- canchatn 12. Indlr<> plant elected t~. Femalt> niCimaml' 4. Behold 21 . Melody 5.UAR 2(. Lairs son's n. Conceal · ho.... 16. Cav&lif'r informal state . II. Dtps abbr. mous araeh~ n!ds 19. French 6. Rev~rstng; 7. Poem 8. Sinew : Latin 9. A BibUcal a.slde lf. Those Veno~ 3. Girl's capital 18. Turn factul"l' 18. riveT 2ti. Watch · band 26. Mapped out Y"ter4a,-•s Aas•er 31. Sheriff's men 27. Hue 28. Tropical blnl 29 Symbol ot 9trength 35. Package for Europe 37. Blll's companion 38. Pole (0. Pronoun 17. Wind dlrectl.on 18. Flavorful 20.ca.uaJ wear -t-+-t~t--t '' ·' 2,: R.inebart1s old ln&ld 23. Spawn or ft.lh 24. Underworld god 26.110x 27. Doetrtne~< so. Snarlllg 32. Extra wod<: abbr. 32. Bun god lf.ICiectrltled partlcl" 33. Hint 341.Sp- flnt to 38. Sprint 39. Mexican laborer. <0.1/lthte&l DAILY CRl'I"'''QUOD:-Here'& bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXB lo LONGFELLOW One letter atmpl)• standi for another. In this sample A is uHCI for the thNe L'-. X for the two O'a, etc. Slftl'le lettere, apoetrophu. the length and formation of the words are all blnta. l:acb day the code Jetten are different. A OJploPMI Qo-n E GDECI YW LYGRFZHTC ZC HYR E LZCECRTF-ZR ZC EH YBBYFRMHZRQ. - OIZRTITEL YM"'rdQ'o Cryptoquo"': I HAVI!: NEVER BEEN HURT BY ANYTHING I DmN"T SAY.-cALV!N COOLIDGE ~o --------'--·---- -------------- r:~;;;f~R:~~~~$~~i:;3~.:t~(!:~ ~:"-:..~ Lny·t,: ttres, Cltmate Control air•c:onditioning green with green interior. ' 1.-the bUl olred. Phone 992--2685, ,.,'1\ilt,~-o~ · ...,.; · s··M·• .., . Eldorado .....$4600 ~ull po~er equip., radio, tinted glas.s, w/ s/w AClliOIIS For Sale n. .u. 1967 Cadillac Fleetwood DAILY CROSSWORD 41. Prescribed ---- - ------ 7 . ..,., 2 ~dan De Vi lies and Coupe Do Ville, f~ll power ~qu1pment and factory air-conditioning. never know you have the best deal1111til you htlve seen: we, J-•••htr 3-1967 Cadlllacs ••••••••• yow clloice $3700 Oyna"'lc 88 4 dr. Hard Top. Beautl,ul Md finish with all •lnyii'IIOteJ. lng lm•Jor. PS, PB & AT. SAT., OCTOIEI11, 1969 10:00 A.M. ------- - - ----- White with turquoiH Interior, full power equipment, radio, tinted glau, w/1/w tiroo, Climate Control Air·Conditianlng, reo I oharp, only 18,000 mileo. I, 195 995 -------------- ---------- ---- 19&8 Cadillac Calals·H.T. Selan ...... $4700 DEMONSTRATOR SALE: 1969 Bonneville Pontiac 4 dr. Hard Top with lir 1969 Panliac tatollna 2 dr. HT with Air 1969 Bulc• LoSabre 2 dr. HT with Air All very-low .. lleage. ! ciMM<i. MDler hDntng • 2,295 2,195 66 PONnAc STEREO TAPE SYSTEMS -~~~·------~ ~~c Cleland Realty Business Services Gold wif11 ""1tching interior, full pdwer oquip,;,ent, AMIF~ radlo, tilt & tolescopei steering wheel, roar wondow dol089er, controlled difforontiol tint• -_d 9la11, w/o/w tiroo and Comlortran air..;ondi· Now Vod:ow 4 •· Hord Top, Air c:ondttloner. Orltlnol tllaclc flnleh flke ftlw. S,~leu Inside and out. Fullr ... ulpfM4• fie Carry A Complete-Line Of For Sale -------------- . . 1968 Cadillac Sedan DIV.IIIe ..... ,L •• $.4900 . ·dal~xlo 500 2 ··: ,...... Top. Factory olr nncfltland. BHullfui t.wrlGndY ·with •·~~""lnyf top. Lillo new concUtfH. PS, P& & Ai. a -------------- ,. • 67 FOB so6' -------------- --------- --- ) 66 CHRYSLER S1 66 COIYAII ~1 I OotCurle A b. Sodctt~. Air condltl•n... 'E.,tta toocl fi.Jth aM upoo holitory. PS, 1PB & AT. R. H. Rawllnas Sons , Real Estate F• Sale 3. Jii • •' 't $5•.5$ . -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 .. .,, Wh~l ~IJII,"'nt TOM LEWIS, water "eU drlUing, Letart, W. Va. Phone 89.1-.1802. 9~0tc Pessimism Pays Slam Dividend 1" EXPEb · htc:enoct in•••tion. WIN AT BRIDGE >· .! Busine~~'' · Notice ,WANT AD INFOR"<'TION DU:OLINU. 44~082 1,~;;;;:.:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;; • HOME DELIVERY EAT IN-TAKEOUT CHICKEN- RIBSPIZZA- ROAST BEEF -SHRIMP- Etruu:.n FISH N' CHIPS ($18,000 cosh inyest- Bar~ips An~ M~r~Bargtd~· J& se~rJ :~itiisit)~ l ' ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _ T'" _ _ _ _ ..,:. _ _ BVI~· IGta near·..,,. IWp. . lll8h ~- , ~[118~ .--------flrl!.tM !!lib Olidii; ,. · .( I ' ..,.,.~, , . . HUen (" liD. Kinl ll't'ature• Bv•dk:ate. IDe.J �Tile Surlla)· Time• - seutinol, Sul¥tlr, Oetobor 6, 1969 · · bs· Induct 64 Mem.liers I ' • ' ::w ·•'· '· GALLIPOLIS - The ftc~ v, •Roi.a!d Juitloe, . pallor 0( , ~tl) 0( tile Nazanne, waa ~ I)IOiker for lbe· ~' ' *'ellen 0( 48 Tri.HI-Y and 16 Ill-Y Club mombera ThuradiQ' evening at Gra.., Unltea' Melbodllt Cburch. ' N"" members r1 Tri.JII-Y are Jann,y AlberU, Mary Am Boman, Belinda Bowling, Arlena Brlas, Brenda BlBh, Kar, on 81811, Margo Bloh, Linda Cochran, Slophanle Orosoon, Jean Daniels, Cora Dunsmore, Sl!aryl Elsnaugle, Paula File, Jud,y Flsbor, Linda Fraley, Jaanne Geremesz, Marie Ger. gel, Pat Gingerich, Pat Hansen, carol Hanson, Daleen llarl>wr, Sanely !Uvely, Mary llout, Deb. ble Hyrne, Debbie Johnson, Kathy Jobnson, Sara Johnson, Pem.Y Kemper, Brenda Lee, Sl!ell~ Untala, Kathy McGuire, Kathy Miller, Coonle Mitchell, SUe Am Mitchell, Kim Naskey, Robin Niday, Terry Orr, Rob. In Robinson, Beverly Rowland, Cheryl Sanders, Brenda Smith, Mllrte Steele, Roberta Sievers, Sl!lrley Swain, Sharon TS¥1or, ibe ,'\ '1:' ,1,1 • " r Wetherbolt, Barb Wlleon, Bob Peu, .l!llllllll!klmon, Jollj and Meti.de Wlseinan. Palrick, Jualor ~ ~ 1 . The lrwcllon or tl!e n ew Craft, Gobrat WOilllnrd, .,1111' · Ave••. mombeh waa COnclacted II¥ the McCult,y, lfDwaiod 1Vlnr, f4 &I Vlalllna · · Ceo. otllcers, Sl!ella F - . Sora Lewis, Rick-. Rlckl'rlcl, ' ::;,:: oilil. Wlntera, PamHeney,K.,WOQCI.. Lee woqe~er, ~ Cr...... wml, Cotlly WhltllnBion, an' d moons, David St~r and Betty Jo Johnaon. Glennard Davis, • Nletod •• new members r1 Conducting the laduetlen r1 tho IU-\' Club...,.. B1ll Pea', lU-\' members...,.. theoo club Olficers, J o h n ~mlchosl, Mike Nne, Jolm North and Da'J vld Romaine. Mrs. FrancesThOinaalaGolIll Acsdemy IUgh Sthool lac•ltv adviser of the Trl.JII-Y CLEVELAND (UPI)- A21- Club and Jornn Milhoan is ad year-old female bank teller has vloer of the IU-\' Club. admitted embezzling money to Ann Sanders pl&¥ed an orpay personal bills. gan prelude to open the IndueMrs. Audr ey Kovac told FBI tlon program, the processionagents she took $10,000 from al, Holy, HoQ-, Holr, and the the Soclet,y Notional Bank East recessional, Follow tho Gleam. Side branch .Aug. 26 after teD- Mike Noe led devotion&. Cathy ing poll ee a man w.. ringa wiiM! Whittington gave the beoedlccolored shirt held her up. Po- lion. Pin• were awarded to the lice arrcsied a man wearlrw new rnembors by old mambers such a shirt but later released of the respective clubs. him , FBI agents became suspiclous when Mrs. Kovoc and her husbond, Eric, 33, suddenly went on a spendirw spree. Ladv Teller Takes $10,000 for Bilh a 2:38 , · ·. to:..d4~:38:irl,;;·iw; entlo.,cnly on '" A,dmloslono Alblleatlon 0( admlaalonala fOiblcldooi untlllllrther Blrtha Mrs. Jack E. Guaoler, R!. 3 .Jack11011, dauiibtor, 10:24 Lm. Frldlu'; Mrs. Rolllld E. Whllll, R!. 5 JackBOO, 6:04 p.m. Frlcla.v; Mra. E4mond L. Wrllht, Rt. 2 Crown Clt;r, 11011, 2:33 p.m. Frlda.Y; Mrs. Jamea T. Deme,y, 142\2 Portomouth Rd., Golllpollo, 5!30 a.m. SaturdaJI. Discharges Keith D. Aabl~, Mrs. liB¥lllOiid S. Barton, Paulette Daltoo, SUzame Davidson, Mrs. Emma D. Icard, John E. Jones, Mra. Harold E. Lawson, Robert W. Martin, Mrs. Gary E. Ross, Mrs. Pearl Ruosell, Mrs. Glenn nod... w," , lllr, Mra. L. 1101 ln!arit JOlt, Mra. . T. Wolfe oDd lnflnl Mro. Frank A. Zuopan 11141 In- fllll 101\, VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPlrAL AdmlsiiOIIJ - M1rtlo Mol lobam, CoolvUie; Henry Warry, Pomeroy; Lowell WlnpU, Pomeroy; James Werry, Jr., Racine. Discharges - Ora Hallhlll. Sk j f f eOfU re h Q SW Hig { Homemakers Mrs. Maude Marlin GALLIPOLIS M au de Blanch Martin, 87, died at the Holzer Medical Center on First Ave ., arOI.md 10 a.m., Satur.. day. ~ was born in Gallla CounMar 31, 1882, daughter of lite late CaroUne and George Kemper. Mrs. Martin had resided In Wilkesville lor the past 50 t;y ~~~~:dA~~~.~~~~ ~r~~......~ 65q!5 • NYLON • WOOL • ACRILAN • HERCULON Over 500 Colan and Patterns To Select .From. Come In Today and Malc:e Your Selection MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR- OUTDOOR CARPET NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL' READY-MADE DRAPES MOST ANY SIZE TO FIT ANY WINDOW IN STOCK! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 00 ces C. Gress; two sons, Ker- A skit "Happiness is Under- mit r1 New Haven, 111111 Bryan Norfolk, Va.; a daul!htar, Mrs. France• Brown, New Haven, five grandchildren and three grea4lraedcblldren. He was a member r1 th e ·Montgomery United Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. &lnda.Y at the Fogleoong Funeral Home In Maaon with tile Rev. James Moy officiallng. Burial wUI be In the Kirkland Memorial Gardens. Friends IIIII¥ call at the !Unoral home. otandlng," was a feature 0( tho progrsm Wedneed~ evening r1 the Southwestern IUgh Stbool Chapter of Future Homemakers of America. 1boBO partielpaUng 1n the skit were Vanes18 Brown, Jeanette Lambert, Ruth Stanl~. JIUiet Mercer, sue Greene Sbella Coll•v ' Paggy ' Jlroae, ..... ' Connie Lember~ Cathy C<>l!ee, under the dil'eetim 0( Jane Ann Fallon. Dawna Jo Walker presided over the meeUng, which wao held after school h<lurs 1o the Horne Economies Department ot the ecbool. Jeanetta Lambert, secretary, conducted roll or years. She married Henry Martio In 1900. He preceded her In death. rwo· JOns surVIve, G 0 0 r g 0 • WUkesvlllo, and carl Allen, of Rand, W. Va. One oon, Clar- F~ ..One ..,, preceded her In death. brother, Sherman KemMASON - Mrs. Frances Batter8011 Baker, 72, MIBOO, died Rt I Vlo•~ 1 per, · ' _, survves. Silo wss a member 0( Clark- Salurda,y morning at the HoiChapel Church. zer Medical Center. FID!eral services will be held Mrs. Baber before her re2 p.m., TueadiQ' at the Clark- tlrement operotea Fronna's Bilker e<!Oil Which was answered ~Y twent;y members and two Ml Carolyn ll"'Bis, 88 Payne and Mrs. Prooo. During the buslneoa meeting plansweradiscuaaedaboutooll- ":;.; Embree, 1967 Mideast ' At an IJ!WO~ sabbath brief· 1!11 a senior llr&ell olalf omc~r t 0 1 d ,_IIIDOn lonell troops held their lire to lurn the raid Into a lnl ani Bhot down an eatimatea 15 Oeelrw Eti)'Ptlan soldlarL He said two lonell soldiers died In !lghtlqj alcq tho caDOL An o!ficor was kllle4 In 1 h o llghti!W that loll owed the ~~ temptea raid 1111111 iloldler wao killed In shelli!W oppoalte Ismallla. The Joraell ollleer oald two wounded clj)tured F.Qjltlaoa a.1q Ra-r, hatlllhiMII·tlie'Qiam. b;~ce thel he !II' &.lllellibor of Sl!ewnee Fcnat I'Ndflowt. tor' a atefl' Will &C<CIIIIIall¥ oach day'o tour aD! ~acrlbo the diJ. !erent klnlo o!....,allllllll!Plaln what the Dlvlodon 0( F...,;at 111111 wllfbe ~.to taka ed~; ill the tour, Secrool Mid. The· dllll ochedult llll!luilaa ~ 'daya a~ &inlaya 111111 wUl ~; ' tllraush Oetobor It, J· . ' . , .· . ' wanders Near Bermuda . ' MJ~ (tJPI) - Hun'lcano ""eb, wu t>p~~clad {rw- rebuilt -Ita wlnla lllm_ore than 100 '!!Ph ~ - 111111 threaleMII to deal the ....-! Ialani o{ Bermuda a lianeiJW bl"" with plea of -.t 711-!q)h Toler Commended 8 .. fierce 'G~Irit Sr,qw ~~·aiJ!I~t hO!)i ~ -~ iif~ localcli1\1~ iD4 ~~~~~tho aria; ba.We" On '69 Merit Test to 111•• &bout 100 mUoa aoutheuto!the Britloh lolanl Playsround dllh IJW 'the nl&ht Weatharmen at the National·, Harrlc&J!t center In . Miami Wlll'lllld "Gilly l amall deviatle11 to the left or the !orecaat treek would briJW the eye Very near tbe islands." "o.lea will opreed over the lllalldo tonlshland eoi!ld reach hurrleuo far<e In . J,lasall!l eqt•lls b)' IPO!'Itbw,u IW~ adol"""f 1114. .· All Air Foree·pluoii'OPOI'tlld· GALLD'OLIS - A Iotter ol S.turdoy JJva hed lnteDIIf!ed; Ing cand,y and olbar things to eClllllllonl&tion honoriJWhlapar.. &I II awww lllllud the make money. Sheila Coli~ was forman.., on the 1969 National notibeaat, with Israeli tr""'s lor more than three hours. a. elec:ted student CouncU Rapreoontatlve lor the club. If wao decided that the Future Homemakers 0( America would help c:o-sponoor the Football Homooomlng with tho cheerleaders. The new member or the club wUI be lnlltatad at a opeeial m-"•• ..._ Oct<Jber 22. The olllcera or the club will be In charge 0( t h e - m . Mra. •··-· Larry Marr Is the sponaor r1 the Future Homemakers r1 America ~r. Merjl St,..,.ablp Test (NYSQ'I'l .. o ~ a . ed Rmale Talfr at North , lla llllh Sdlool, PrlncljJal MDlard caaoldy ... aJIICIUIIc:ed. Rmale Ia 39,000 otudents In the Unltad Slateo wiH> scored In the IIIP81' twopar..,nt of who are eliiJOCied to --"-te • · - - iram ..... •..,, school In 1910. Tho cCIIIIIIilnled llluGenta rankjuotbelowthe15,000Seml!ballota &MOtlllced In~bor by tho National MerltS.bolarahll> C«ponUca can.. amorw AhL QIGI-lTI !i'ou··~ucr-s, L.er.·~ ·G.a • .~ ovr TH!RE Af.ID .. , CIDLUCOTIIE, Olrlo(UPI)_: 5HOW' _..,,.,_. Murder &nl aulclclo .... beaD ruled In -tho daatho CJI; ~ ·1!1llott, · 31 111111 his wile ~ Am, 29. ' Tho llod1· ~dlowlfewufaulll' ~- Frldo,j'attbebelllai.ialtaJr.., "' wt.l' at their heme. Thehllabol ; was ta!IBniiiOdlitcOibiu·-L· -·.L.~~ tal wbero h a - _ . _ . Poo· lice theorlaed he ahot bla wife, then turlledthe&WIOIIbimoelf. Chapel Church with Rev. Ches- Place, a grocery, h was the , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ ; - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 tar Lemley olllclatlng. Blrlal daughter r1 the late Jameo and will be In Clark-Chapel Ceme- Amelia Long BatlerBOO. Be- tery. sides her parents, abe was pre- Friends 11101' call at the resldence Monday afternoon and evening In Wilkesville. Friends 11101' call from 2-4 and 7JJ at the McCoy Funaral Homo 1o Vlntm SUndaJI. ceded In death by her husband, RS¥ Baker, In 1952. SUrviving are nephews, Eu&ene Groos, Wyandotte, Mich., 111111 Harry Joe Grosa, San An. Ionic, Tex., and nieces, Mri. Earl W. F011ter NEW HAVEN _ Edward S. Gress, 89, a reUred baker, died Friday at tile Holzer Med- ical Center. Mr. Ores a wss born on Aug. 11, 1880 at ~ W. VL the 10011 of the lata Patar and Anna Mary Reuther Gross. ~ivlng are his wife, Fran- .. RACINE - Earl W. Fos- . ". FOR SMOOTH MIDRIFF He was the last 0( three 00111 the late Mr. and Mro. Ira Fo~,Ra~e. ~.Fo~rwas .a 1921 &raduata of Racine Hl8h Stbool and was a brolher to lite lata Edward F, Foster 0( Pomeroy. SUrviving are bla wile, Thelma Marnard Footer, and a cousin, Charles Foster 0( Hacloe. Funeral services were held Satu~ afternoon at Honaker, VL PLAYTEX. LYCRA. . ' ZIPPER GIRDLE AND ZIPPI!R LONG LEG PANTY Now ... Famous Playtex Lycra CO!IIIort and·control in two excltlrig new high w•Iat styles. Ugh1W~Igl)t and cool, Lycra Spaf\de)l keeps ita shape-,...-and yours. Now you can have a anlooth midriff and . comfortable hlp, thigh and stomach controi IIi one girdle ... the new No-Roll f!layteK Lycra High Walat. COLUMBUS - The nuclear pCMer plant to be buill near Mos• .,. , Ohio, In Oermont County wUI be named tlle Wm. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station, Columbo a and Southern Ohio Electric Company amounced today. Columbus ani Soulbern ani two IM!IghboriJv eloc1J1c eompaniee, The ClnctmaU Gas & Electric Company 111111 'lbe Dayton Power & Uglt Company, rscently armo\Diced pla118 Ill ~ atruet the $240 mUllen lllclplant oear Moscow. Zimmer II president of CG&E. The !lrstiiiCioar unit, ochoduled lor complollon In JaJIJUY 1975, wlU have a capaclt;y 0( 840,000 ldlowattL Nl!llotlationa are underway tor a oo<ond unit ot simUar olzo to be placed In service In 111'16. The IM;!<IproJe<! wUI ~- electric 1 service In aoutllweatern - cen- -:t: Zipper Long Leg Panty': $15.85 b. Zipper 'Girdl•: .., $13.86- .,.-- ' .·-. · .SI~·: ~. M, L (XL, XXL $1.00 ~) Scltt ~ Jro11 lhe cpJRplelt line )'. '.- • l • : -· •t , ., Of, P~~~~~~ ~~~ ,4114 Girdles. ' ClliNA ~¥ITS SHOTS u.s.. '• • \1« !"-'· ~ •. 't '. .l,,>' ' ' ' ,. ..... --·-··-- tuciQ>. OHIO VALLE.Y BANK t'. • \ '._+<·,·-· .. "t . ,i tnl Ohio ani nOrthern Ker>- HON!l k"NG (UP!) - C munlot China bolatedlj ._,.._ ed SatUrday nlshllt set otJ two "euccessful" luclear elQ)loalona last mort!>. The dioclo. eure conflnned tbe two teats revealed -Her to the outalde world brmonltora. Japaneoe aDd . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, Swedloh · GALLIPOLIS •' Hospital. or . ' ,I ' Front oncf Bock - ~Pant Is : 7 •~ a~.tGte, 16" El••tl~ ·sld."• · . ioyon, 10% Lyc:ra •PIIncMJI, ' s·o" nrlon, 20" LyctG •pond.• · ~ ...u .. •• ., • A• .> I , ••• - -~--- ,1"- - :-" i • I "· 'r F \ .,,· .,.!.', .:.,....• • L. ....lii ...... - ; . y·, ' , ME INVALUABLE .. Edward S. Greu Bear Zimmer Name eCERTIFKATES ISSUED FOR 90 DAYS •AUTOMATICALL Y RENEW A8LE •INTEREST CHECI MAILED EVERY 90 DAYS ecERTIFICAHS ISSUED FOI $1,000 01 lORE e£YERY DEPOSITOR INSURED TO $15,000 ~IDE MAKE~ ' Mrs. 8ett,y Fry, New Haven. FID!eral servlceo are being arranged at the Fosieoong Fu-al Horne and burial will be In lbe &merest Me!norlal Park. The Rev. Parker Hinzman wiD Olficiata at servi..,a. Nuclear Plant to INTEREST . \ REMARKA6!! A61LIT't' TO ~HOOT FlaJM EITHER Eatelle Werry, Mason, a n d . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Iormor rellldent, dtea WoclnoBcla.v avenlng at Camden-Ciork SAVINGS CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT NOW EARN ~ Now at Elberfelds In Pomeroy . ter, Parkersburg, W. Va., a . ao THill AVENUE · "We' _ ,;J,J:L 16, .: Fiire~ ~it.. !if ~:Falj .'cJlor' ·liliiWJb.11a ·iiub ·'Tii•• told lnterroptors they were hurricane Ioree. part of ·an 80 - man Ioree lllat Tho center 0( tho allll'm, tried to croBS to Israeli )!0111- which hu boon -orbW over tlonsln nine rubber rafts. open water tor ....-Jy three In Calro,anEQptlanmllltary · spokeoman said the amphibious Ioree crossed the cam! 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