https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70b597c12a27ea798e5d520c0852044b.pdf f66498f6ff72b2796a758cf9696886db PDF Text Text ' I - The e Dails Serti.nel, Pomero,y-Middltpon, 0 . . t' rid&y, Jan-..1")' 10, • • • Task Force Urges County-Level School ReorganlzOIJon, COLt 'MBtiS ', • . ; Cov, J ame s A. Hhode8 ' SJ .-:.1!. 1 ()m- mlnec oo vocatlonal and r.·.-' ~nil'al education Tlm1·sdaJ painted " bleak pi cture of "job-orie nted " (,'<location in Ohio '!'hurs- - ------------, N AHE I The WI.Y to change that pictlll"e, the Task Force on Voca- port to Rhodes said. 'Job-oriented education must tional and Technical Education not be the dumping growxl roc saki, is massive school district the a.ckward. problem cases, reorganization am addltional or the unskUled, alt!Kq:h these taxes botll at the county per8008 need help," it said. level. Top priority was given to "We found the problems criti· school diatrict reorganization. The comml"-, ..L.- 1 red b"or cal, urgent and br~dbased, ~ ""... calling tor solutions thlt are Dr. 'John C. UUecy of Ohio stituting one board ol education per countY. Greater Powers That bolrd, called a cruncll by the report, would have greater powers than ll1f si~e school board in Ohio"""' With membera Ellected frmt dtatrlcta In the county, the councll could then: ~ I~;c:;;hv·-s;;;;;es -~;;"J F4MILY THE SHOE BOX WHERE SH0£5 ARE SE)oiSIBL E PRICED L------------MIDDLEPORT, 0. MEIGS THEATRE TOKIGIIT 8. S.A.Tl'H:D .\\ JAN. 10 - ll TilE PRI\' ,\TE :\ .-\\\ OF SGT. O'FAHH!::l.L (Technicolo•·) Bob llupe - Ph~lli s Diller DAt\GEH: BO t TE (Tech ni eolor) Richard Johnson Carol Lnde ~ sn•. - MON. - Tl'E'\ JAN. 12-JJ-H 'THE TI!O"/\S CHOWN ,\FI AJH (T echnirolor) Steve Mc(J ueen-Faye Dunaway COLORe ARTOOt\S: BAG GJN' Tm: Dl l:i\GOK WEE WILLIE WILDCAT M AHVI N DIGS SJIOW STARTS 7 P. M. WASHINGTON (UPJ)- Once again, Sen. Eugene J, McCarthy has succeeded in rn,ystifying his friends , surprising his enemies and leaving everyone who has ever known him 1n a state of confusion. He quit the Senate Foreig;.1 Relations Committee 'Thursday without notice, preserving a well-earned reputation as the &nate's most inscrutable man. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield, who is not given to expletives and most certalnly not to profanity, was asked U he was perplexed. After a long draught on his pipe, he smlled, "I sure as hell was." That seemed to sum up everyone's reaction to McCarthY'S decision to r elin~..dsh his seat on the committee to Sen. Gale McGee, D.Wyo, McGee said he was "flabbergasted." He thought he would regain his seat on the committee, which he was forced to give up two years ago. But not that way. There was more iron,y . McCarthy W'dS one of the NEED WE TELL YOU? Personal money management is more important than ever now! That's why you should have the quickrecord, automatic-receipt, and other advantages of having a Checking Account here at our full -service, every-service bank. Open one now! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Member Federa I Reserve System l&mbe r Federal Depo s 1t Insurance Corporation . All Accoun ts Insured Up To $15,000 .00 . Open Friday Nighls 5:00 10 7:00 OPEN FRI. NIGHTS 6 TO 8 P.M. Elmer Ohlinger Dies Thursday NEW HAVEN - Elmer R. Ohlinger, 67, New Haven. died Thursday morning in Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Ohlinger was the retired owner and operator of the Bend cab Co. at Mason. He was born May 25, 1901, in the Broad Run community, the son of Lhe late Joseph Richard aJKI Cora Belle McDaniel Ohlinger. He was a member of the Junior 0 , U. A.M. No. 175. He is survived by his wife, Willogene ; four sons, Dallas, at home; Strawtord and Robert Bruce, RD, Letart, and Richar d or Mason; one stepson, Larry Morrison, Mt. Alto; two daughters, Mrs.. Catherine Stewart, Mason, and Mrs. Janet Stanley, New Haven; three sisters, Mrs. Irene Larue, Nitro; Mrs. L e o Clark, RD, Letart, aOO Mrs. Laura Holt. Hartford; 19 grand~ children, and one step-grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. from the Bachtel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller officiating. Burial will be in Blaine Memorial Cemetery at Cottageville. Services will be held this e••ening at 7:30 by the Junior 0. U. A.M. No. 175 at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Friends may call at the flUler&l home anytime. Hargraves Named to Ad Hoc Committee George Hargraves, Superintendent of the Meigs Local School District, has been appointed as a member of an ad hoc committee of the Ohio Association of School Administrators to stud.Y the question of the legality of school districts borrowing and spending money that is not yet legally anti.cipated. The 0.\S.\ is the state organizatioo of school superintendents. 1/ 20-30-40-50% I I I I I I himself and his )'(lUth!UI followers. Now he has apparently abandonocl that goal, FIVE.IJAY FORECAST By United Press InternationaJ A continuation ~ cold weather is indicated from Saturd~ through Woclnel!day with high temperatures averaging in the mid 20s ln the north to tile low 30s in the BOOth. Night time lows will average from 15 to 20. A slight moderation in tem perature is expected a b o u t Monday, then colder in mid- week. Preclpltation is expected to average one half inch liquid occurring as ir~ent snow flurries in the north and oost portions and a period of 8llOW 1n the southwest portion t h e first part or the week. Bentz Will Take Route In Syracuse Walter Bent:z will take over the garbage collection route in Syracuse village, it was announced today by Mayor Herm&n Lon ~ don, Bentz will plck up on Saturdays with the first rounds to be January 11. Bentz requests all persons desiring collection of garbage have the material in containers as close to the street as possible. Charge ror the service per montll, with pick~ps on a weekly basis, will be $2 for ooe 20 - gallon or less container, · $3 for two, and $4 for more than two. Pri"cipal Diehl On Planning Group James Diehl. Principal l1 the Meigs Senior High School in Mid- dleport. has been awotnted to the Plaming Comm181!1ion for the annual summer conterence of the $1,000 Bond Posted Ohio Association of Secondary School Principals, Assault Otarge This conference wlU be held in Columb.as this coming eummer. The O.-\$P is the state organization ol hlsft school prlncl. PT. PLEASANT - Earl Starkey, Gallipolis Ferry, posted a pal&. $1000 boOO with Justice of Peace Roy Kincaid on a felonious asVETERANS MEMORIAL sault warrant issued Thursday HOSPITAL morning alter Starkey allegedly Admissions - Carma Miller, pulled carlos Benson, Mason County school bus driver, from Middleport; Clara Thomas, Chehis bus on Redmond Ridge route shirej Christine Haley, Rutland; and inDicted a laceration of the Veda Laudermilt, Pomeroy; Icy MUier. Pomeroy; Klmberl)' Jotmcheek. 11011, Middleport. cause or the altercation has not Discharges - lqrdla &ewart, been released, as the matter is Sylvia Lane, Maxine Brumley. still under investigation by the state police. .--------------------------·-····'!: SAVE Ill 1 "' ~~ ;A< I where he hal aualnod aome seniorit;y and which thrust him into his race tor the presidency a year ago. After his defeat at the Democratic eonvention last August, he talked about working 1n the committee to accomplisll the lorelwl policy goals ol On RUTLAND POMEROY nation'& leading '"dtrvea"; McGee one of President Johnson's firmest supporters on VIetnam. McCarthY explained his decision simply as a means ~ permitting McGee to regain his seat and pare the eommittee'l size from 19 to 15 members. But to do that, McCarthy had ,t-o give up the position where he has built hill Senate careL-r, CHAPTER TO MEET The Meigs Local OAPSE Cbap-. ter will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at theHarri8011Villeelementary school. All members and prospective members are invited. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's downtown business dtstrlct at 11:40 a.m. toda¥ waa 19 degreea under partly cloudy oklo&. Continues on FAMOUS BRAND NAME CLOTHING••• For Both.Men and Women at I I I .,..1,,.,,, 0. I BAHR CLOTHIERS s.u.• An. ----·-·-·-············-·----------...-----··~---· ll ,. ' FOil ALL OCCASIONS We wire flowers 6vfi'JWhtn~ Cll NIGHT !Nf,2tsl ' 'omeroy Flo- Shop W. Main hft!Aie., MRS. MlLLAIW VAN METER • cy. The timetable tor auch reorpnbadoa waa aet at oo later lhon tho thin! pnenl eledlon after the 1970 federal eenHs figure became omclal. To solve the problerri& ot"disparit,y ol 'wealth lbrwtrhoot Ohio as weU as the extreme& in local effort." the report called for "changing the balance on taxes by shittirw IOflle of the burden Crom consumers to business and inc001e.'" · 'l'llo committee urgocl lllot by July 1 all education property taxes be levied and collected usif1t a county-wide tax dltJ].i .. cate, distributed by the council or L--ount.v budget commission on an interim basis, on an .. equal dollar--amount-per..p!4)U basis." The aim was to "equalize per pupil tax resources and tax yield for educatiOCL" A gross retail receipts tax of 1 per cent shoold be levied by tile state and eannarked for education b.Y Jan. 1, 1970, the report said. It would raise an estimated $110 million annually. Bs Ju.Qo 1, 1969, the committee said the (Jeneral Assembly should raise the average public utility tax rate to 4 per cent from the current 3 per cent average, the report stated. Councils, the report stated. E'Aiucatlon An:l Taxes taxea Mid welfare. should have the p.et by JaD. Members of the 10$th General Gov. James Rhodes in the 1, 1914, to levy a county i • Aasembly, w h 1 c h convened month' between the Ia at session come tax for education ••at McniQ, have alre.cb been o1 the 1U7th General Auembly thelr discretion." told their biggest work this and preaent had promised " Until councils are elected. the year would be in school district to s e n d ldrnlnistratloo ~ report suggeated that counb' reform• and taxes for eduea- poaal& oo all three times to the cmunlsaioners be given author- tlon. lqialature Cor cooaldoratlon. tty to leV)' I!Ollnty Income taxes 1kJuae Speaker Chari~• F, Tljo 18-membor conunlttee olwith onMlalr nt aside tor ed~ Kur:teaa, R-Bowll• Green, an- fereG lta report to Rhodes and cational .l)U1'p0sea. The report nouhced juat 24 hours before ~ j General AaHmbb' 11 a said such permlaalon should be. the ~ COIDIIIitteo report WI& r&-, ~ ""POSJlbly, the lelfll&Uve . - by Jan. 1, 1970. lea!58d that plana were be!n& · prQCesa ..W refine th& auae•~ formulated for a s_peclal out.o£.. IGiutlunl,'' the i!Ueduction would Mllllge . The report urged legislative session seminar on education. tJ.e adjusbnant of the I 111' 'K.lxJNE·. WALTERS Pr, PL£A'sA!tt - · lilli'or D, 1, "Jiolpi iol4 -...r Ill I pn•• con~tnn.. lit felt ·-~.., l(e iUIII rJt Ml Pleq.. Wlltd Jill boill!l ~ I \IIMiln i- t. . . . . AC<OI'dlda ·to tlleloiJ.yor, In Gt'dor .. bo ilitilonil • ·~. •.-acta ot GocP• .:... earth- ......... . . . .•• ~. ole. - .... bo 5. Tile ......... bc•gir... riM of . , lldU..., ....... Ia ·, .,.,...., laid helg liUIJ' eome, tederal II.W'del IO!cb u "- t'......r, Homo' All. _,,.,._ - ··t;· ,· ·- wldeb • ma,ICirlq of - · ; to bo Ia llinllble ...,_ ~...... tram - I, 1972 adoption. Money raised through income taxes earmarked tor education "s h o u I d be permitted as a means of partially replacing property taxes which might be necessary when the minimum millage effort is set by the leglslature, •• the report declared. Thus, the education income tax would be applied as a "'sub-stitute for a property tax mlll· age increase. Municipal oorporatioos with income tax now would not be alfeeted when such educational taxes would be imposed. Solutions to the state's vocational and technical education problems were offered by the committee 11 not as a bill," but as guideHnes to the General Assembly. Lack Suspects in Woman's Murder experts from the Cleveland police department, investigators front the Cuyahoga County sheriff's office and the sclentifi c laboratory of the coroner's office. Euclid Polic~ Chief Frank W. Payne said poli ce are lookil18 into the background and activities of the Steeles, particularly the background of court cases handled by Steele since he was awointed to the bench last June 30. Thur&d&,)', Payne said he believed that Dunker, who is heading the Steele had been threatened In investigation, said Steele ls cocourt. operating 100 per cent. Of the interview~ Payne said Dunker, a former FBI agent, said an intensive search will be Steele toJd police he was workmade of the neighborhood in an ing in the flrst-Ooor study of effort to find the murder weiP" their home when he heard noises In the second-door bedroom on. Judge Steele's father, Otto F. where the boy a were asleep. He steele, a lawyer. read a atate-- said he ran upatalrs to check ment to newsmen after his son on the chHdren when he heard left the police station. some mufOed popping sounds "The judge has asked me to downstairs. He went to his tell yoo he is grieved at the wife's room and found her shot. Payne added, "Judge steele great loss he and his family said the sounds were mumed have suffered and he is anxious for the welfare of his loved and he dld not recall hearing a ones. He Is cooperating fully car." ••u there are any leads," with the authorities to do what Payne said, ''I don't know or he can to helD solve this territhem. So far we have nobody ble crime." . •• no suspects." Dunker, when asked if paraffin tests or plaster casts made of footprints in the snow outside the Steele honte had turned l4J any clues, said results were not yet known Cor either. Mrs. Steele, mother of two sons, Kevin, 8, and Brett, 4, EUCLID, Ohio (UP0 - City Safety Director Ralph 0. Dunker said today police have no suspects in the slaying of the wife of Municipal Judge Robert L. Steele earl.)' Thursday. Marlene Steele, 37, was found shot to death ln a downstairs bedroom of the cOI.C)le's comfortable, two - story house ln suburban Indian Hills. Steele rouoo the body and called police at 2:10 a.m. THREE ' Miss Judy King, 8 studerlt of the Ollvet Nazarene Collqe It Kankakee, Dl., and M101 11<1oe AM Llole, IOpbomore In the College ol Education at . Marllball Unlverslcy In lluntlnilon. w. Va., classmates at the former 1 Pomeroy High School, detpite bul,)schedules got togeth6r a rltlftlon over the holidays at the Ltale boJne. toi- Rose Aqn has returned lo her classes following a vac:ation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Llsle, and brothers, John and KeJth. Judy has had a month• a vacation from her tralnln1 In Dllools. ' A Joiat meetlov ol vlllapolllctalo, toomlhlptru.. leeo and tho board oCMelca Ccmmlaslooers will convene Wednesdl!l' to hear the Ohio lleplrtment of Health story on bow to run a landllll d - required by POMEROY - : PERHAPS YOU REMEMBER Clyde M. ll,yoeU, a rormer Melp resident who is now of Welten'Ul&. Mr. H,ysell is a medical paUent at Doctors Hospi'4!, 1087 Dennison Ave., Columbua. Frlenda may send c'arda to the hospital addreu, room 100, or to his home, 40 E. College Ave., Weaterv1Ue. H,y ..u Ia a brother ol Mrs. Robert B. Burdette.~ the Burdette& and their aon, Bob, - visited Hyaell at the Columbus law. Pomeroy Mayer Chorlao 1car laid tho meetl'll will bo8ln at I hoop!tal. Thieves Loot BOB EASON OF MEIGS Coooncy Ia J>hototo:OPhocl In tho current edltim of Ohio Power Review, the power company's houae organ, for having ~red an arUcle on operating Ideas with J, P. Glibert, aloo an employe at the !C>om Plan~ CONGRATS TO REP. RALPH WELKER of Pomeroy. Representative of the 27th District in the Ohio House ~ Represent&.. tives, Rep. Welker was named chairman ol ooe of the five Important standing committees ln the house - Agriculture. 2 Cars Early EWKYI!Qj)Y PLAYS - 'l'llo GAllS pep luld ·I """'at" per- - · · dlroeter (cenlor, with borltone hornlwllolllledln lor a <01111• ,._.. duriGc II. Bllll Dml- Melp llara1!iler hilb · - bu..... Of OIHtrl<kn mulicliDL boll a& Ooillplllo FrldaJ nlciiL He no A. K. (Reel) 5\llter, tho .On Saturday shot twice through the head IJ'<Jm the rroot. c~ County Coroner Dr. Samuel R. Gerber said the bullets were fired at apparently close range. One entered an inch above the right eye and the second bullet entered aboot an inch behlnd it Gerber said the bullets were l.q dled in the brain. "There was sufficient trawna to the brain to cause death almost J.n.. stantly," he said. The bullets were of .38 caliber. The slaying remains a mysttecy today, despite combined effort& of Euclld pollee, sdentl!lc 1 Color TV, Zenith .•..••..••••• ; .$20 to $100 off I Ran1es & Refrlaerators •..•....•.•.•••• $50 off ~toaeourea~-wldo · - diDI!p 1'110111NIIbllalled alarldlllldump thot c:ould bo 1!Hd ID lllo llobiCXI area. They will be ••nil ' P-oy .Uiaaea IOid SUIIGa IIIII sallabur7 T""nahlp 'l'rllllooL ' - oald llejlarlment ol Health otllciala how told him' Heroic Achievment Cited GAU.IPOLIS - For horalc ICibl- wllllo nnlng u a Ccmbot - o Ccrn.......oa ID VIolnun, S.-&&t. Chorleo IL McCOrmlek ol Golllp.Ua wu awanlocl tho Bnmo Sill' - · combo! "V" a& rec:rult pduadoo eenmaolea .., Nor, 2t at -otort, S. C. Col. W, W, ~cr, C. 0, RTII, p...."" tho ~ aad _..,,,..,. tho on hlo achlevemeat c1ur1ov tho prpenlatloa. '· · · S.-Sct. lllc:Coomlck, wbo OIIWIId tho 11ar1Do ~~ ID N . - 11158, was clled whUe uolpod with tho 28th .. ilrd ~ Dhlliooa In tho of v- . Airfield ....... boooy - . tack, • Cll-63 ~holleciJCer·~ to ua oll oulllllnod • bit and ~ llllllerl from Sfll. lllc:Conalck' I JIOIItlaQ. ~ I!IIIIAIII, 11to !1ft Ill• b\t!IMr I!IIAII !l> .......dalalro:n&.t~t..a~.. R•ll•l'll tbot !!!! ,11111 "'1'1 ""':11'1!!! luld " llllled IIIIIIDtl;y 111 the rotiiblade.,'llhldl..,. WJ,c:od tllrouah tho cocloplt bol'oro brnliq; tho ....... from - · - rouocll wllldt ...... contlau!JW to lqoc:t In tho . . . . . . al~h he wao oplatlered with bot ...... oil, Sst- YcCoomlck omelitatl* . the wrockago and puUocl all ol tho survl,.... to aatst;y just 11 the lircra4 burst lDI8 llamea.'' 'l'llo cltatloa CODC!udod, "Se~ C0rmlek1 1 courii80UI aeUOM, bold lDlti&tiW and aelllon devatl011to duty at greatper..,. al rlok Ullii<Jdltedl.y aaYocl tho llvaaol..- Marinea." S.--set. Good Medic~nefor Ailing Mother CiOIIBAT RADIO CORRE!IPONDENT - S . Charles ll McCoairdck 't1 Q111Jpalls, who wco tbe Brmze Star In Vleam, lo ohCJW!l hera with tho lith EIWIJIIera openlovlli&hlnl' No. 9 to Khe SIDh. S.-Sct. McConnlok Ia a Iormor dloc .locke)' with Gllllpo!lo StatloD WJEII. .- McConnich, who Is Mnllll u -•alonocl olllcer In chirp ol the w-.. Radio and TV section at the llltonDaUcJaill Services Otftce. at Belufort. Is tbe fll Mr. and Mro. Merrill McCoomlck, Slar Rt. He Is marrlocl to tho $iotOD L. Wllliama of st. Louis. Mo.,IDd .-,,.. lido. Laurel Bo,y, s. c. A 19$6 snd- ol'Gallla A<adoDu' lll&h Sebool, 5C1o lkCOrmlctt pla,yocl footbeD . - r COidt ~ once E. AIJ outs~ tackle, be wu IIQund ill the !tat GalllpoliM't. Pl••at .. . 11-eDtolatom loooa. An ......,.. lot ftlklot to 1ba team whoa tho- wu nHn!Onl., dlll'IIW praetlce ill 18SI. PrtOr to .-rt1w the llarl,.o, ScL MeCarmlck was eqiGrod fir Golllpolla StatloD WJEII. n-v-. --bor .._were Torino GT Recovered, Slrippe;J ALL CARPET ON SALEI - JANUARY SALE PRICES Mo Waltlnt~ Immediate Installation, ~ Carpet hi Stoc•. ( MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS --------------------------------------------·-····· I . -~ oll, ho boJOD aulotllv the .IIU'VIYIOV .,.... membera." nte cltatioa eondmwl. "Diarecana.: Up For 1-15 eroy --------------------------· INGELS FbRNITURE •-•• •-ns QUITE PLEASED BY THE THOUGHTFUL poture of other village otflciala and emplo,yes was Mrs. Edna Sehoenleb, Pomeroy village 'clerk who rellgned as of Jan. 1. She waa presented with an att:I:actlve pleee or jewelry by the group, MRS. MAllY MARTIN, ACTIVE In tho annual local cyatlc 11brosis tund drive, alkl that residents remember Brtan Marshall, cont1ned to Holzer Hospital, with a card. Brian, five. Is a Yietlm or cystic tlbrosis and has been quite ill for several days. 1be young~ter's life expectancy Is extremely limited. Brian thorooghly enjoys receiving cards. Perhlpe, you'd like to' send one. reaeatatlvet of srra~ free ol charge by _ ........... repre~ented. !hoy """ • - - duQ, I'll to tholr own traih, oald loiJ.yor ' - lOt .., the<OW!Il- with partldpatlon ol tho <OW1Il It lo ~ that au mwdcl- wlde meottnc l'olloorini paDtleo, boards ol lo!nUihlptru- earlier tbls mOidh between rep- ~.·· boat oulted to INCIDENTALLY, THERE'S A PO&'mllLITY that tho Ohio state b. Meigs Councy till& spring. This was announced Saturday when the Melp County Fox Hunters Association met ror u organlzaUC11al session. Plans were made for a day race on Feb. 22 and Corbett Cleek and Roy Armes were elei::ted president and secretary, respectively. The group wJll meet oa the !lrst Sablrday fl. each mooth wtth refreshment. tq be MrVed after each senlon. I I I I I I I I i !Apr laid ho .... - Kiddloport otllclal., whohoveii- Hunt field trlalo liUIJ' bo held Elberfelds In Box Sprln1s & Mattress ................ $40 off leadhw 1 nam, spent tho weekend with his parento, Mr. and Mrs. Kemeth Rusoell, Racine. Cpl. Russell Ia assigned to the Penta&on In Washingtm, D. CJ ' .. '1i A Good nme For Family Shopping And Saving In r Store Wide January Clearance Sa Bedroom Suites ....... .'........ $50 to $100 off Mayor ' - " , """Ia MARINE CPL. KARL RUSSELL, recently returned from Viet- I I I I I I 7:30 p. m. Ill the Pcllleroy Ele- tees alii tba ccud;y commlsst~ era be rtpreaentedat the aeasim. meiiW')' Sdlool. l!olntiic -"On - Fob. ·~ - Kho road'llle ill part, 22, 1888, - tthe he CHERUBS IS RIGHT! Wearing their new cardinal red robea with white collars, tbe cllerub choir ol the Asbury United Methodist Church in ~racuse aang two aelecUona at Qmday moming worship services. Th~ were accompanied by Mlas Rose Am Uale, their director. OPEN BOTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 waa .,... 15 •• minimum school operaUng tax millap re-quirements ror state aid from 17.5 mills to at least 25 mills to provide employment-oriented education for all Ohl~s. The measure waa urged for a July I .Llvln1 Room Suites •...••.....•• $50 to $100 off FLOWERS 992-2039 tax with money deriwd available only for education. , - Reorpnize a n d dissolve school district! within their coumtes. - Aaaign pupUs and teachers to an..v building within the coun- • .I �.. ' . • . G~a County .Sol-tier &ns .Four . 'T.he. N . egr~ A.mer,·can ' eoltllolf1141. ..: ....-. --- -:~~~o R.6v·,·e·w·ed nro·r p.embr.oke·...all~~ac:e, - " ' ,, , ' .1. Gallla Ceuali aolclor ,.._ wllh ''V" ~on, !"" borolam ~ don a .,...,. ol ..,_ .· - Hl•od · the Bnm•• Star~ ·Com- In actusl ..t1lt tile - - - " " ' ' !Ire CNI weD........,· ,IIIII Jlldp; the m.y oo F .... 1'1, 1868. pooltiona. . J'lgplo lltart aad the Army Here lo 011 u<el11,1> hOIII the "llo¥lar 1D"" polnl, IIIII , Cownendatklllloclal while_,._ ol Goiorll OrWaNo.l570, ~ ~ to , :,. •inll with tho Ulllted Statu Al'm)· laouod on J - te, IH8, iAir the , ..,.,,-·IIi ~ i!ll 1!"11!1 . "'" laat year 1D ·tho Jeplbllc oC Bnmzo Stai': ' PGI!-~Qalafll, l!lo l!totho loVIotnam. ''For ........., 11> ....,,_ • ~ D!lll* tloO ~ · He II SCI. Joel Dovid Atlla, with mlliiF7 - - ohJnll ht l>lo mi.-.~ ..., of Joel ~ Alba, Jackul an.~ - l o Ioree 1D tllollo- 1111 IJOVorllitr- ., !Ire ilhlla , Plko, and MTS. Jamoa SIJrquo, ~< ,. VIetnam. Atbo dlJIIn· tho - - wwe ._ ...... Patriot Star Rt. Allla Ia """""' ll!mH!f willie ·- uq ell. 'i'llrD' .. jw tbo-1<1, AiM to a '¥'" alalsnmont at u "~ - r . ·~ .POI'ftFort Campbell, K,y., altar a 30- C . woo ~~~ -pol- 111 ·a. - -- · ipJI1nr tho iluz Amorl~;:: Norro thla - . roko CIID ..-., llolleaa for t b 0 """ llro. llareua Mag. '"""""'* ~·leD. '"Tbe Nqro Amerlean,, by Lolllo 11. F~. Jr. aad &.1~· Qarl"' loa~ hla..,_la.,_..,_ .. _.;d.,rb' -""' ..-1111'· Joel D. Atlla w&l a ~clal.o lorc;e iot ·llie ~ HlalolOOdl. lst.Four, E..f, 1as~ to Com- Alba'a..,...rwaa~flaDk aa ht . t.arrlod . out Ida - . . "Atbo'1 . ........ aad pia., deY- to. $llil' ara ., peo;y C, 2nd BattaUon, 35th II- oocuriV" at the on!M!t ollho fire 'k""'"" Wllb tho '1118boll ........ fantry, 4th ln!antry Dlvlalon, flalrt,· lmmedlalel.l', hemovedln!D t1au of mlilW'y oenlce ond ...,, wben he won the Bronze Slar •• ·etroc:IIYo poliii!Jn ond bopn Ooet llfOal credit lljJGII Ilia 1111 llld tho Ulllted states Arll\f." set. Atlll onlorod the oenlco oo July 20, 1967 IIIII Hrvecl In VIetnam !rom Doe. 16, 1967 to Dee. 9, 1968. 11e Ia a 1987 POMEROY - Sevendefendants eye Lake, 42'7.50, delectlve ex.. ,..adUale ·of s...tbwoatem H1!lh forfeited bonds and five others houst; David E. Bruni!, Clovolallll, School. were fined Friday i.n the court $27.50, passing over ~ellow Une; T h o Combat lD!ant:ryman'l of Meigs County Judge Frank JohD Brooks and Ronald Slow· Badge was Sgt. Atha'• drat a.. ers, addreues not listed, $25 W. Porter. ,aeb on .~hugo& of dlsturblns ward m March 30, 1968, having Forfeiti~ bonds were Ronald proveD himself as a combat solll Kelly, Belpre, $27.50, speec:t. the peacej Rc.tlert T. Gebhardt, dier aplaat the enem.Y a mopth i~ Kenneth J. Cox·, Columbus, vail., Gl'Oft, $27.50, speedl~~~o F1necl were WUliam K. Moore, earlier, an actloo: for which be failure to obtain certificate ot was later awarded the Bronze title, $27.50; Arvel Ooten. Buck~ Pomerot, $15 and costs, fail· ure to transfer motor vehicle; star Medal. On May 15, 1988, Sgt. Atha Brady E. S:ayre, Racine Route received the PUrple Heart for 2, coats and 30 days suspension wounds received In action on of hit driver's license on reck· leu opention charges: Arthur ·:r-:::::~::::::~:::::::::::::::::fo*::::~..m:::~:;.. N. Arnold, Cheshire Route 1, ~ ~ t5 and costs, stopping on road-way; t..wrence E. Rose, Racine . ~: Cl,ptain and Mrs. Sam Larkins Route 2, $5 and costs, unsafe ha'Ve returned to New Jersey vehicle; David R. Wells, Long after 1 holiday visit in Rutland BoUun 'Route 1, $5 and costs, _ SGT. JOEL ATIIA BRONZE. STAR W!NiiPJoel D. Atlla, GollflloliJ, woo theBrOnHSiarA-.wjtll Students Hear for three weeks~ has returned to her home in Pataskala. New Year's dinner guesta of the Lark-1111' wet''#! Clptain and Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. Marie Bish~, M r s. Johnston an:l Mrs. Charles Am~. Mrs. Sybil Dice has been called to Otarlee.ton due to 1M critical Wness of her mother. Con R. Young, Middleport, remains conftned to his home by a hMtt condition. He has been Ul ''V" Dovl<e tor ~ aplall VIet ~. lie l110 - tho Purple Heari Ia holdlo 1otlon •• •• the ' i 1a the l!epJbllc of VletDam. Program Abo0 t comed the fathers and scouts. GALLIPOLIS - Janet Wallaee, Columbia Gas of Obio1 prelleltted a special program, ••The Magle &.dtcase," for 412 seventh IIIII eighth srade studentS at a for the past two weeks. Qarles Kltchen, son-in-law or Mr. and Mrs. James Bucharan, Is a patient at St. Anthony Hos-pital in Cohonbus. He is under· going traction tor a back ailment Junior Hi&h Assembly Fr~ at Ga11la Acadelll.Y 11lsb School. Tho program prooonted by Mill Wallace, speclal,PJ'OCI'antl Ellls Conley, who recently rew celve the rank of Eagle Scout, said grace. The dinner was pancaku, aauaageandcotfee, served by the ac:outs. . Speclll I!Ueals were Cbodds Hall, M.cr.M district scoutdlrector, IJid l Brook Smith, .Mason COunQ" ~erintendentofSchools. Hall preaentod Fred Nibert with an. award lor his work in r~ cruiUns boys Into scooting. A mm was shown oo the 1984 Natiooal camporee held at Val· lecturer, ~"""' t1!W lfy ~ I.;;;H · ; products dlrtY«ti frrilar ~ ... ;~ Odten ~llilffnWere 'fE Tbe program was directed by George Tope, faculty spon10r, junior high student councU. Jan CIC TO MEET GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla Wlaeman tod tile pledge ofallelllCounty Community Improvement once to the nae and - t e d Corporation will meet at Oscar's tho speaker. Bock¥ Naal<ay loll MOIXlay for tlleir January lunch-- deYodono. The program concluded with a eon session, begt~at 121l001'1. pep assembly led by cheerleodThe Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce board or directors will ero J1cldo ~ Ellen Roeoe, meet at Oscar's at 12 00011 on Jodie Evans, -Beclcy Nukey, Lorl Wiseman and Jan Wiseman. Tuesday. •i ! ' • ! CllESllmE - Apply for Ucenses LEARN OF DEATH GALUPOLIS - \lOIAti"'& here · IOil'ned of the death Frldo.Y ol ~ ,.., Theis, Mare~ m. 'l11e fU.. aorol will be at Marengo Mm:Iay at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Garnet Rlele, Mrs. Lola Mae Suiter, Mrt. Val· Ue Goddard, am Mrs. f1orence Tniner are local relatives. COLLEGE BASKETBALL By United Press Interrational LaSalle 83 Syracuse 63 C&rnegie Mellon 85 Gene"Va 67 springfield 93 Bates 74 Georgetown (Ky.) 75 GALLIPOIJB - T"" couplea applied for marriage Ucen~es late Frkl'J' and me Saturday m lho omce of Gallla County Probate court. Thv were: David Allen Soarlo, 23, Choahlre, Goodyear employe, a 111 d Schel')'l Am Je!!rey, 21, Kanauga, clerk; Clyde McCoy, Jr., 11, Columbus Wl8JD~Jluyed, aoc1 Anpla Hall, 19, Galltp>llo,. key punch O!JOralor; and Calviii Suoa, 20, Addllon., U. _S. Arm.Y and Sondra Mae Adldno, 20, GalllpoUs, IOCl'O!ar7. RELY ON USI for A Splendi• Luncheon or Private Party We S,.cialiae ill Fine Foods & E:~~cellent vice. If You Are Considering Party Planning Cont.ider Pleas• ant Point Resert The Answer. If you enjoy dining •"' you won't want t. Min ovr Sunday Buffets fa, delicious dinllll• The wloolo fa.,ily will ••I•J thlo Entllltahlnallt FRI. & SAT. EVENINGS. Resenati• . 675!l"l ':·. ' 'llNrrJ!D Ia ~~·Ainlllmrdnr CHURCH WONEii 10 ·£acb cia. . period will bo thrM ....... Jn leD&Ih. Tho l!plo-' C1JurdJ 2 p.m. .~ of am-•. - ••bOdul• exact wiD tie - mlnod fl>llowJnl lho flrll' .... sian. 'l'llooe wltl1ln& IIIII' f\orlllor tnrqrmatlm ~ the 9'"81er c-'1 IIONDU •" CENTEN · All,Y <EAN'GE 7:10 .. m. Due• - ~ Ladl .. ... brlaa-· 985.3329. ' " . .. . -Ill tho CliD 7:30 p. m. K of·p 11111 TIIURSJAY FAIIIVIEW SPRING VALLEY Clob, 8 p.m. at the bomo of lira. l.vr7 Eraao, Itt llaplo Dr. Co • ho-aoa are Mra. llormaa Dllloa aad Mrl. OUt Joho-. Dr, Araold Slotller will ilarrate tllpll.oD~W.nl .. for~ r.: lht~Tuo~ 1,109 wa• ex- ceeded by 62 members. The district's eamptng award for the year was presented to Bill Knl&bt · lor Troop 257 of Pt. Pleaaant ind the &unmertime Pack award went to Dale COlburn lor Paek 2tli or Rod< Sl>rlnsa. life e>pectancy lo 14-15 yeara or agv, through special care a nd treatment. -The disease 11101t often .ttacks the luap. which are ·ccogested with mueous resulting lrCIIII faulcy glandlllar !unction. Ladies of Heath Clu..-ch serv.. trw dinner were Mr.a. J 1 m e 1 Criswell, Mra. Jahn Ketddla, Mrs. J1me1 stuwson ud Mils Beii]S .. beYeraae•· m•mbera are welcome. The most comfo$~J, needs just you .... • Cll6 wiB - · lho I - . of . • ~ . Mox lloruu 7:30 p. m. . l'rcliii'lm will be 011 antiquO · .lllaonare, liven by Mra. Jer. ., 1'1' Bar.... RIO GRANDE ......... , ··--n, 7:30p. m. at P orter Church. •' ' WEDN!lg)AY , SPRINGFlELD Gronp 7•30 Carolyn Irene Canter Weds Albert D. Neal .•V \:. !'fA • will -~~~7:30p.m. Tho!D'Oil'am , "!llht•~ .......- -.. 4-H News ... GALLIPOLIS - On J••••at 7:30 .P.m. the Rev-. .,...' -~ w- Cl!lver reod the __...,__ VOIU ol· Carolyn Irene·;:::::~ and Albert Dolo Neal, MJ. 1;::"::: 1fr 11 tile dauilrtor of Mr.';;;; Mra. WUbur v. ~--r T.f AltendJnc 1iere tho -~ Mr, and Mro. Noel llaosio lir and lira. Georp w~ Mrs. llarle,y Crouse· ~"·-• Kim • Dano;y Tamml ' ~p, ..... =- ...i c:;~: • -r F.. member. Mn. Darst and Mra. lucas served retresbmenta ot pie and ooaeo. The next moot~n& will be at tile homo of Mra. Lee it Dr. H.T. 352 V.S •ngiM p Gallipolis wl~h~!fc~· Brake•, dark biu~ owned. ng Inferior, L.ocally s1095 · . ~ustomer Parking • Drtve·ln Window Service • Complete Banking Service J McCf1111 ll1d Mro. Uo;yd Rankin will sene as oo.hotteB& .__ _...;:~.;,;:;,::__ _ with leated .P J)UII'ed sleeves, emplre ot.Yllnc ll1d satlD acce-· ~M- b · -· .. _ eadpiecea were double bowa of a&IJn with circular vella Of o;yloo net. The brldoamald Wore a gown · ot.Yiocl similar to ~·~ -~ the maid ot honor'o. and Mr. Neal l1 tho aon :.C Mrs' Jualor brldearnald ...,.. a pel WIIlar !Eme~t~ne) Neal llld Ill; 1ellow !uU~enath -•~ __ !_ lato Walter Rlcllard Neal with ••........, •• _ , IfpoliL • Gel. gown Yellow velvet band ac-· Th centlng tile empire walatUne and Firat" ~ding was held .at the formlng a back bow, Ma!chinll ted Church Of Cbrlllt yeUow streamers were worn T~, ' .~ Mr.,. ll,Ie Cum: In the hair. Sloe ••·rled a basket ~~~-· waJ Ol"llli1lt. ' . • ....... Chur o( ,.,.,uow and ~ . eama. ...,..;..ute ch docoratiOaa earnaums and diryaanthemums and lncliKied <andolabru a n d pel;", ..., ln _marriage by h o r fatllor, WUbur Caator, tile bride 1fore a willie !uUJenstllpeaa de IIGio IIIII Iace IDWII IIIIIch ltoturell chapel lonsth trama and -.-.ehable overlldrt ot lace With tl<Jno. The bride's other attendanta carrlocl ooloalal arrangement• o1 yeUow llld turquolae carnatiooa, . Mr. Walter. R. Neal waa l>oat mon llld ushers were Garlllld L. Canter and Jolm F-ch, MrI. Canter wore a Daped ·-· navy 1 blue knlt drea for h I eeaUoped border. dau~'s wedding. ~ 11 ,...""r •• woo two.llorod, bour(Continued on Page 5) • · 1 --. and Wll held with a lorWard erown of petalo aad lace Iiiio carried a cucade ....... w.' co!:' . BACKACHE& TENSION to mont o1 lllllte caraluoo1 , yoUO.. SKONOAIY aweethoart l'OieB and hy, eom IIDIIn IIIITATIOH MJ.u Imopne cantor sillier tlon,m~n._II:K,IdiM'f or Bladder Jrrlta. of men ud w of the brlclo, Wll maid honor f ee f tense alldmany nervoua r 1 omen burnln& or ltrhlq ur::rl10Httue "'· llld Mro. GarlaDI Canter ...~ and day. s.co·ftdarll n n 11ht liiHp an4 bMre H~ you may ~ JDalnD of hooor, Junior brides- ancl feel older Ute~:~ ebe. Badr11che web euea CYsTEX' cltpreAH. In· maid """ MJ.aa Palrlcla Canter f:lu:Jns cOmfOrt bF ~:tr'111 Tho maid or bonor,..... a 1 1 •,•"1, quicklY r · • nl«J'I&ta. enstl1 llhOalh or <ream uf1n':= 8e~~s"!fW: ""!pped ,::r:._• !UU: m. Urlll!ll! mootiJW. n-;_-~ ' meata oenod, NEED MONEY 'TO FINANcE ANEW HOME,• '*' The 1110011!>1 iiiU bo It 7:30 p.m. Jan. :14, at tile homo of Mr. and Mra. llarlv c......., SPECIALS 64 Ford Gal. 500 Mr. and Mrs. Albert_Do/e Neal ~·-~ .; : . ,. . . .' t . • .. 8 1/2xiJ I, ~· ~\ I ...y" ···~ · · · r SIZE ...., ~ SAVE 3.~· RUGS • TuH Hide Rubber •ck • Tweed loop •100% Viscose •Brown, Candy Stripe •ige, Green REG. 13.ai ::MEN' S Socl~ otllodlat Charch will llliot ofK 11 o r · 1D lho boola or JfrL . I'Vl')' lp. m. lllloola 82 HUNTINGTON - Gallla'a ste.. Stullibo !Oat a apllt dec)osloo Jn tho llnoll ot tho Junior Welterwol&lrt Dlvlolilil -"B IOUl'MIIIOnl In lluDIInston Frld'J' ' ~er Febhlary 11 P:r. PlJ!A.'i~NT - Tho an~ ~ Ploaaant- Ma11011 CoonCbamber ot Commerce _dlnlor Februfll')' 11 fQlnt Reaort. executive aec~ haaoblho Pantlie IIUOat 'tiM! biJI9IOt . llie POint . 1;8¢11001 Chorua un- · BeAn CHOCOLATE COVERED :·EARL"'( PIAfiUTS Reg. 69c lb. SaoboriL S'ltJMBO BEATEN c of c will Hold bf -kllldl Is on January 14 quet will be held Jan. 14 at the home of Mro. lloJ'Oil>)' Younr. 575 S. Front st., Middleport, at 8:30p.m. All members are uraod to attend ond bring a covered dlah and their owa tableliOI'Ylc:e. Meat 11111 w111 ht !urnlalled. F r l - and prospo<tlve . VINTON FrllndahW , Garden Riding Club Dinner ~ Jolla llalb. HONiiAY CIIESIIIB.E-KYGDI a.. COIIliJw year - Toda>, If dlagnoaod oarl,y, prepare for lnltlatlm of HW member& to be held 10011. L,lload. ~ POMEROY - Tho amua1 Mels• C<Nncy RldiDII Club ban- Church in respect to the late J, H. {Jap) Grate. charter member al'kl the club' a first preatdent. SlmmonB made theoe points about cystic fibrosi11 ln his remarks: -untO the 19SO'o, hall of an children inheridng the dlHase frtm a carrier parent died before age 5. Few lived beyond 10. A eommfttee has heen nam- . ~o, aa~ ~rr IIIII 1.... lavlted to II- . '*It ., , , ,; ... ~ ere CLUB 7:30p.m. wltllllra at Qlurclllt 9:30 LJQ. Alll014- Hall revealed the 1968 memberllhlp goal of creek lnou ..-., Ill - . brlaa aaek luadl. Colrot llld dolaort will bo IUndshad. ' . GALL!A · COVNTy - Cltlseu SUNDAY lllloa. ea11 11 ''Mr . wrllllllqu*'>l!I_&IIL•• • G.\LLIA NElmmORIIOOO Girl :::":" IIIII, bold their nolabl>or- oci to 1"1~ lo ~ llilo SUNDAY. ' Lot tnasurer. The election cllnu.x· e4 a eam.paip for the office•. ti , llellolradaa .... bo ·complot' ell at tho flrll aoii.olon. Clasoeo are acheduled to bo held two time' a . . . fOr a per!Gd ol 4-H News. IARTIN FOlD UII!Wd Pro~ Wi>rilen•a AUOclation, 10:30 a.m. Bua- bora RACINE - The Sootllem 11lih School Latin CIID hal elected olllcen. 'lbe!' are George Norril, president; Sbaroa Pyles, vice prealdent; D o t I I e Wilcoxon, . tr~surer"j Brenda Holman, aecriUrY aad Dabble McMUllan, ' Elillilm H1lb S!lhool'• at . tan. t-. treat. 'l'lio. . MIDDLEPORT - Cystic Fibrosis, 1 ratal inherited disease arntcUng cbUdren. wasdescrlbed in a talk aod a movie given Fri~ dl!l' nicht !ol!OO"I"B dinner to the Middleport - Pomer01 Rotary Club. The speaker was August Simmons, resident executive dlrec· tor, Columbus Chapter, NatiOIWI C)ratic Fibrosis Research Foundation, who was introduced by Pf'OII'UD director Dr. Jerry MaPreoldent WUbur Theobald preaidecl. The club wtll atteld worahip s.,.. wq at 7:45 p.J11,' ClTY Ganlon Cll6 Latin Oub Elects )YOU MAY · The lint aoa- - j WEDNESDAY OIDO VALLEY GRANGE NO JJ,m, • GENERAL MEETING of tho TIIESDAY services at 10:15 a. m. today at tho MJ.ddleport Firat Bapdst ':-;) · POMDIOY - hlgli ocllool, Cystic Fibrosis Described Thomas More 68 gnnd.':,. olon of adult ociueat~Ga ~~..... 1D ·alllco lldlll wiD pt uaoler· - Aiu. ~~ SAZMOCIIIy lathe "o~~ IIEemeunlceataryM..; ..... ., IIIOarillo Cillo, ·-•z lllab Scltool ' a 19116 P'lduate of IIJ'ser lledar :t'rai"'~J>reaently I• alatlmod at GreatLalloa DlJnol '. ,_.,. School. W-ng ploao are lncoawle..: a, flr11t Session set . . TION 53c& POROUS P01"!7 PIH WITH . . . '1· ·. PAPIDl\d(Au· "nlll~t" ... n.. ,• as ,nip~ooh · ' ' , ·"' J, ; ' , VniYerlity, N. J~, 11 1 re:placeC1nde ' Stevea, M I k o, ment lor tho aclteduled Jaruary Rld<y lllfl lip lloeky c.,...., Phii•P;Nker, Mrs. MerlynRoaa. Mra• Nowbor • 4 . - and M a r c Ro11 will attend the February Toiu' 1')', Aneola, Tomln,y, llld moetJns, Ue ~ IIIOlOboro; Mn, Leo.Mrs. WUllam Darat " a 1 Back, Joey Crooao IDd Mr hoale11 lor the meotJnr llld 1111'1 W~ter Allie, guests. s. Robert Lucas was OO-bollte88 • For devotions the dub mem: bers repeated the Mother• s Pray_ er. A abort bllllneaa meeting was COII<llcted by Mrl. Lloyd Ron. Ida. The club voted to aece,t Mrs. Charles Connora 88 a new ' 111 L Announcement was made last week that the M~ G-M Scouting Dlotrlct had a 27 per cent memberahip increase Jn 1968. ' The report, lll•en by dlotrlct Scoot Ex....Uve Cbadlla Hall durIng a rOW'ldtable meeting 1 a a t week at 1\,\'ger Crook H I s h School, noted ...... unlto received the .five • 1tar award for recruiting one or more boys oadl month for live moatba. Brerry Cox, FaY Wilson, Steve WUaon, Wilbur Dh:kaon, B 1 11 Dickson. Mel Banlman, S t 1 n Bardman, Blain Mohr, Mark Mobr, Gary eonb!y, Johnny Lynch, Mark l4nch, otho Mattox, Brent Mattox, BartoL. Durst Jr., AD~ Durst,JackteL. Durst, Kevin Duro~ Tcm Farley, Cam Farley and Larry Scllnpnllle. • ENGAGEMENT ANNOIJN~ I <llolhlre, Ia liiiiOIIIIclns tile - Mn, Mary 11....,1 LucUlo •• · - . . _ o f ber ............ ,__: • -~non Awnntl<e Cl!arl ' j ......::--·• • ,..... R. llld Marjorie A, Moody Route oa • - · ICII1of George Ia tho daughter ol Mary ~ tho 1, Cbeshlre, Tho brJde.elect rraduate ot liner Creek Hlib late Arthur F, Hutlhea, o 19116 at Rio Grlllde Collep Where ~ llldprooe~la a lllllent • DIVORCE GRANTED J ohn P!l!OMEROY 7 Kenneth M. Gil- ·gas ancl the!~ Ulel. e .• e~-'; 1\ ' Hllliift, JeffHUbfi1:; KeJiFflkfrii', . key tJas been granted a divorce Other aJJ&IIkers were Coach Larry Filkins, Ken Morris, Har· from Gloria Kathleen GOkey on Glen Trout, directed hlJ old Smunonlllo, Ste,. Sommergrouncls of gross neglect of duty remarkt to seventh and e1ghth Yille, !L P, Brown,Bobb)'BrtMn, and extreme cruelty in the Meigs II'•de football pl~l and Prln- DorwJd Waldie, Mitt Waldie, Count;y common Pleas Court. clpal James N. M. Davll, who Mark Waldie, ,Ctlester Wamsle)', The defendant's maiden name .apoke on ~llhtp. . Gree Wamsley, carrel Cox, uwuson" was restored. 1 Miss Carol Lticille Hughes • , i Membership is Night is Held~ Increased 27% PT. PLEASANT - Boy Scout Troop 259, sponsored by the W, Va. National Guard, held 1 father- ' • AprU 5, 1968. lie reoeiVad tho Arm.y COmmendation Medal for oervloe In the Republic of VIetnam irom Jamm to December of 1968. soo night Frida¥, Jan. 10. Fred Nlbort, Scoutmaster, wel- .Natural Gas CliESIURE - Tho iiJ'BOr VIIlor Motbors Leaauo mombaro Ustoned to a recording by Dr. llurr'J' Baaks, proloaiiOI' of P~~r­ ohology at F&lrlollll! Dlcldaaon set. . 01 the home of lfr aad Noll llaoaJo. s.t' w~ Ilhrlded aad Tim lllflliGIJ ale led dnotJnaa. Kyger ·Mothers •• ~ ~ea aloaa' wltlllllo llaY...,. ~Jfrl, 0 ·Hostess fior · c bull..,. tile • -~'- ..1• ~ __,_ 4 • • tht ~w!f- !II • wen~at - far ~ tho lloomtalaeero f-It-Club • ·:Fathers-Sons u0111te vehicle, ---,..,.. .......,_ nrtol lho IINro'• role Ia tho or ,__arllclao, tram-a, IDOIIIOiro, _.r.oa a n d otllll' ~ IQ 1,...,. tho hllllor7 of\ the Alporlcan lielroln>m bla . ProJect. ... Mrs. Dorst is Seven Forfeit Bonds with Frances and John Larkins and other relatives. Mrs. Allee Johnston. guest of the Larkins' all Ameri.... ...,..., -it lhoNocro'a-ill "rto.-... tho Karch Gt Via-::: _l..,llllllflr7. IQ;UJI!II 'lj' the-WorldW ' GAL , llhaaO LlPOIJB - llro. Fiancta . blllDr7 ua1af per- oeCCJUIIIa, _,..""'* da,y !urlOUl!ll bent. - C' .....aa« lot...,._'• - Arrl-America l>,acl!izwad loalll' llld ........, tho • - f!lljliiU .,....,. l!!r 6111 ¥.• IIIII, llanr7 llld -III;J, II lo , . _ . _ . . . . .99 �COunty &Idi~r i;;ns . !. , . ' ' ,. wllll "V" n.o.ke, liB' baralani ~ ··a vOlume ql !114>; In actual - . ., i!'ltb llie ...., · -~ lire ..., ""'"..,.,...... 11\Y oo Fob. 21, 1.... lli!lltiQnl. Here io an "'cerp<.f)'om !he, . •'JM l>Qial, ..,.,.iiiii!J ' _of_..~l~ .2518, I laiiiOd., 11. IH8, lbl< lito.. Bnlnzo' SlOt: • Vlotnanl. . . . · "For becolar> 1ft -.dee lie II Sill. Joel David Alho, With IIIIIUoey IIIIOr'Oiloaa ai.ina ho ..., of Joel L Adla, Jack..., art~U:mod l>osdlo rm'ce 'l alltolle- lilt Pike, and )ITL Jameo ~ ~ .~ V~ A$a ...... thO Palrlot Star Rt. Alba .. 110!1: . &UIII!fd ·IJI•'Ielf wbila .....,..,. ed. ~ - A GoUla ~ oalcler ,.. '<elved tho Bnln" ~. COOl· 11at litaatqmu•a lledeo. tile PIUt>le Heart and tho Arm.Y •CGiamondetlill_wblla ..... · Ylnl with thou- !IIO!oo·Arnu· laM ,..... In thO :l!epWIIc of J_, enroote to a ..- aaalcnmonl !It aa a 1 Fort CIIJDIII>e!l, l{J>., allor a 30· daJ lllrloal!h bore, Joel D. Alita a ~• iat-FOW', E.f, anlpod 10 ComJlllliY C, 2nd llatlaU..., 3511! Ill· lantry, 4th Infantry Dlvlaloil, when he won the Bronze Star ma~ ....,.r. · ~llf· pQM£ROY - Sovendefendants W. Porter. .It. ,C .... oud<ioPb' - ' " b, ' a, .~ .._.,.. . ..., ~~ tori- 'Ill lito 'c .Ral ~ .......,. and a Alba'a IIIMid ,.... pnwkilioa fllil>k plar1 ~ to, *'II' .....,.liJ of tile oniM of tile !Ire • k...,., With lito h181Joll fllht;· lliunedl&ial,l', he moved !nto of mlllloq aorvlce tl"il·lio,•'• • an -~e.u.e pooltlon and bepn no« arut er,.ut ~:: •, '*" Seven For~'eit ·Bonds :~~~~~ed J' forfeited bonds .and five others were fined Friday in the court of Mei&a COIDIIJ Judge Frank •''• 1u V....,. from ·Doc. 16, 11167 10 eye lAke,. •21.50, defoctl•e ••· Dec: 9, IHS. ile Ia a 1987 .. ~ hauii;O.YidE.Brund,CievoWid, ara<luale ·rlf-alem U7.50, palling over yellow UM; Sc:bQol. ·· T ~-~ JOhn Brooks and -b ·• - · - ~·· oro, addroaoes not Dated, $25 Bod&o woa Set. Allie' a ftrll a. . •• pa'cb .. oP ~~· of dhturbbw ward '"' lolai'dl ""• 1968, haVItq tho. l!OI<e; Rlf>ert T. Gebhardt, proven blinself aia combat IIIli- "'*" Forfeitlrc bonds were Rorald H. Kelly, Belpre, $27.50, speedoirw; KeMetft J, cox·, Columbus, Vall<Q" ~. $27.50, opeadlrw. Fined werii ,Winlam K.lolcoro, !allure to ol!l&ln certl!icate of tide, ·P?.50; Arvel Ooten. Buck- P _ , $U and .ccota, fall· '""*"' .,..... II> tranaftr vehicle; ~ E; · Sayre, Racine Route 2, ~~ a,nd 30dayssuspenlllon of hi I ~rlilor'a ncenso on reckleh -lion charges; Arthur N Atnolcl Cho hi< Route 1 00 ._;,. uil co:to, ' • . WOJI ·Lawrence E. Rooa, Racine Ojpfaln and Mro. Sam Larkins Route 2, $5 and coati, uooafe ~hate returned to New Jersey Wlblclei Dllvtd R. Wells, Long .- r • hollcloy Visit In Rutland 1101mm 'Route 1, $5 1111111 coots, . .' .with Frances anc1 John tarklna uoute vehicle. ., ._... other relatives. Mrs. Allee ' JOimo""" su..t of the Larkins' for tl!roo weeks, has returned to .her homo In Pataskala. New Year's dl11110r guests ofthe Larklna' wore COptaln and Mrs. Lark· ~-lDi, Mra. Marie Bishcp, M r a. .a U John&too IIIIIIIMrs. Charles Mrs; Sybil Dlce"'sbeoncellod to Cllarloston due to the critical · dines& of her mother. · Con R Young, Middleport, romolns c:oollned to his home bJ a GALLIPQIJS _Janet WallaCe, h...-1 condition. He "'' been Ul Colwnbla GO of Oblo, prosa11ed for tho past two weeks. a ~ "Tho lolaa· Charles Kitchen, aon-iiHaw of I< a.ucaae," for 412 aevSitb Mr. and Mrs. James Bucha!an, and olllblll arode atudentl at a ,, • patient at St. AnthOIQ' Hos- ~ """ Aooembb" Frlclo.r pll&l In Columbuo. He Is under· at GoUla Acodeli\Y Hi&h Sct.oo1. goln& tractloo for a bock aliment. The - o m pr.t...&ed bJ , J.l!a•WaUaco,lpocjalPfOII'~ ~~~ .i Students Hear Abo l •ue;-aa.a.u. Am.._ .Natural Gas -am, NEED . . ' . . . SGT. lQEL ATHA • BRONZE, !ll'AJ!,!WJNNEH!lit- .iOel ·v. Alba; a.nl&iOiia. W...tllel!riin.. StarAwmt.witl! · ..,....,_ .. -~- ",. o!·; r, • • · . · .OJ!r<li!D, "f "V" Device for....,... -·1!1 ' " · I • '""" b, ·o >.w, ~ o:. ll!ll'IJ ·1lllilnl .uoll~iiiJ • · ·. • ·~ "··· al -~• ... the v .., """"' lla 10 """ PurPle Heart In hoatlle actlm blew .. Thl 1 dlv apiDII thO ~ a n.,.u> eorUer, .an actlm foo ;wlllcb bo , • wao !alar awarded llto . Bnlnio Aprils, IHB.Ila reoolved tile • 'lll&.·'lliq'· ~ ··•:foladcl'• . Star Medal, . Arm.Y ComlMIII!aiiDn IIedel, for · ~'-.wlomlit ·~ llOtb Qn 1o1v 15, 1968, SSt. Alita oorvloe ln tho. RtpJbllc of Vlfi. "~·~~) ·-~ ··~ .lllb , 1"' received tbe PUrple Heart for nam !rom Juaut17, to Decem· ·~W ' liAC , neonfa. ~ · .' wounclo received In Octlon oo ber o! 1968. ~ . m""" '!Ill ·..,, i ~~ ·"" ·half!iml lied ·as Wilt 'Willldla ~«<\'; . . .. o~ lf poll\t.t• .'1.> RioJ ' ,. ~~~!~ !11,._, !3. M!Mu, -.;., .. I'< J.'lUU IS ...W.U, onJo.yed a ,il844 aualdCn In . tho cloolnll ml-1 of 'thO ., ' .halL · ·l . ;•\ • ·'.' ,, , • ·\ ·~· 'fi· . BoJ; with Jdm Rudley notIS /0 uow ~1 . of his 21 polJ!II tile se«RR hilt,· Toledo eame w1• PT. PLEASANT - Boy Scout cHESHmE - Announcemout In t,ro Polnta of M!aml n,.71 · . roMERQY _ The ftrll i.,,; Troop 259, """""ored b.Jo tile W. was made Iaiii week lbat .tile M· with 17 ......,., to plaJ. o1oo of adnlt education ~lauel' · VL Natlooel Guord,heldafllthor· ~~~ Scou~Dllllrlct had a 27 • "Ike w.:... uo•-1 •• n -vo - · · In ·odlce lldlll wiU lPl1. ooder• · . ....,. ,. ~wr ~ soo nlibt FrldaJ, Jan. 10. per cent membership lncrooao a 75 • h iood wltll · brO 6ee _ ,.at 7,15 p.ni. ' 1\IHdiJ It Fred Nl.bert,Scoutmastor,wel- Jn 1968, , thr.a, u.idle)o bit In a. J!uq>- Ellie l!llli'smal;t cOined the fathers and scouts. The report, atYen by dlltrlct er with alx 1 e~&1'81118ini1W. a.faa,a,.Uoia c~ :.,.·· ~ EWa Cooley, who recently re- Scout Executive Cha411HaU..,.. Ff'ank Lukoel Iced the Mllml ed at thO ftrll - . . ; , Cluoaa celve the rank ol Eagle Scout, lug a roundtable meetlug Ia 1 I win will! a pair olloui tosoea are ••-led tc be held two oald arace. The dhtttor was""'"' week at K,ygor Creek H lg b In tile llnal two aeCM!a. tlploa a 1ftiOk for a period 01 eakell, auaage and coffee, served Sehool, noted that Ievert unite Wllllama led Miami wtth 21 10 weeki. "F.acll clua Jlll'lod wW by iho scouts. . received tiie five • liar award poluto. Loucks added 18 and be tbi-eo hauro In lei&lh. The ~Ill psts were Cheddo for recruiting one or more boJo Goorp Burkhart 12. Boll MIUer exact a.ch!idule wiD ·be detorllall1 111-G-M ~I strict acoutdlre<t- each lllCllllb for live mootlla. had 15 IJid Steve Mjx 13 ·1<>r mined followlna tile llrlt 10._ tor, and 1 Brook Smith, J(ason Toledo wlllch· sllftered Ita third lion. TliOM wilblq OltJ tuftb.r Couni,y s..,eri~ntoiSchools. Thooe earning tile live • !ceo In 11 starti.' · ' Into~ may tho llaU proaonted Fnd Nibert unit awards· were Pack 240 o! hiiti'~ ~bolllor 885.:1329. WI tit an award for hll work lnr.. Rutland, Pprl Van ~ cUI;. cruiUna boy a Into sc:outiJW, matter; . POck 2411 cit ~. ,.., . · A lllin wu ahownoo.the 19U Pat Wood, ' cubmaller; Troop 2SO ·, . . , · " · . . 'Vathers-Sons. MeJDbe-L!·p • ,t:ou.~~&: ·~ ,•.· ~· $ ~ o..-..-.. . GALLIPQLIS - Counf3o ~unliY The Gellla bq)rovomoat Corporatlon: wm meet atOscll''lli 1WfMman .bee to led the the flaa Pledaeotallecl- ~· and iDtrocl~Cid Becky NaakOJ led Monc1eJ for t11o1r JaiiUOl')' IWICI>- ~·· , eon ae1slon. beglrmlngat12noon. ·!f'ha proanm concluded wUb a '"\."7, Tho Gallipolis Chamber or c - pep. led bJ cboorloadmerce board of dire'ctora will eri Jaddt Bm1ott, Ellen Roose, meet at Oscar' a at 12 noon on . JqdleEvano, -Becky NaakOJ, Lori Tueodly. Yiloemac and Jon WIIIIIWI. 1110 ••oembl.Y ~. ·, I LEARN QF DEA111 \IOlatl~!._~ro r~LIJpQLIS- or the do!f,1lt of Fr..., UJ.<1'!>e Apply for Licenses GALL!pQIJS - NiP'led tOr Twc coupleo marriage licente& Toll Thoio, lllare.WO, fu. !aUt. Frlclo.r and One Saturday In DOni will be at Morengb<limMy lito ollloe of Gellla Cowley Prolit 1:30 p. m. Mrs. ~· !lfilo, bate court. TheJ nre: David AU• Searla, 23, ChoMro. Lola .... Suiter, ifn. ville 1~, Good;veu.' MD»ll,ye, a n d lie Goddard, and Mra. mlronco · Scberyl Ann JOirrOJ, 21, KaTrliner are local reladwl. ·, nauaa. elerk; Cbde .Meec.y, Jr., COLLEGE BASKETBALL II, Columbwl -"''>illll'ed, and 8)' United PresJ IntenaUOOII A!talla Hall, 18, GalUpo»••• key LaSelle 83 Syracuse 63 pundl opontor; and Erneat CalCarnegie lllellon 85 Ge- 67 . ..., !illiiJII. 20, Adllllon, U. S. li\lrlnofielcl 93 Bateo 74 ' AOO 01111 Sandrii ·Moe oldkiD., a-getown (Ky.) 75 20; GoUipOIU, oaeratary, Thomas More 68 J ;r ·~· ~ · of Pt:. Pleasant, Fred Nibert, • ~ scoutmaster. and TroOp 214 of VIDtoa, . Tom Metcalf, acoutmu. Gr,u am . 1111•.• carrel Cox, - _...,.rey ~Jklns, Ken Morri1, ftar. old Sdninerville, Stew Sammer· vi11• a p "D .. - .. D..W.o.Br . ;~..,....n,.._..., own, ~ W,aldle, · Matt W~le, Ma'rJ( W.W~.Chefiter Wqnsley, ter. w , BW Knllbt ' for 'Troop 257 of t9XtlnmtMI~BartoL.~1t Pt. fiN... imd the SummerJr•• ~ . Durat,JaclfieL. Dur~ tlJDe . Pack aw&rd went to Dale u .... .z " Dur ' T 1:'&...1.-. ...... _ ·, ' ., _... ot, ""' ·--·· ~ Colbur~ for Pack · 246 of Rock Farlay and Lorey .~rvllla. ii\n'inp. Cystic Fibrosis Described PJ'Oil'- director Dr. Jerry Mao " - . thr9lflh special care a n d lheneJ, Prooldent Wflboit ThOo- · _troOimont. -m . -~.~ - J.atin Oub Eleer. · ~ For A S,londl4 Lonchoon or . p,;..,, Party We Spociall•• Ia Fino Faodo & Excollont Sot- ,. vice. If You Are C.••hlering Party Planning Conoid•• Plooo- t•• ont Point Ruort Answer. If you onjoy tlinlnt •-' wOI'I't want to Mill ',~ r•• Sutiftr ,,luffet• forcloliclna iiiiRfQ". The ....... ,_lly wlll C!!I-Y tlola . , I: treat. S1nunonB made theae palnto Cy~tic Fibrotls Research FOf.IDio -Toclly, if -diagnosed earJt, dltlon, who ~as tn~qc:ecl ;~\. U(e _upec:tancy lsl4-~5 yean.G'l ~ •• Chorcb In respect 10 tho late J. H. (Jap) Grate, charter member and the club'a firat president. about cyatlc fibrosis In his romorko: - UntU tho 1950'1, heir I# all children lnborltiDg tile dloaase mtJa&, resident ·exee;udYe dfreC- fran & carrier J)lrent died betor, CoiiUIItiUo ~ ,'lllltlaolal · fl>re 'age 5. Few lived boyood 10. bald preakted. The dub will attend wOI'IIdp: oenlcos 11t 10:15 0. m. tollil> at -The disease moat often attacks the bmca, whlcb are c:on- · 1"ted wid\ !IWCOUO rellllitlow " - faully giendillar functloo. .tl.dtes of Heath ~ch serv. inl ~r were Mro. J &f!i • ·• RACINE - T.be !!fib ~rlaliall, Mro. John Kat<bko, Sc.beol LaJin Club ha.i .elected ·. lolro. Jamea Slmpsen 1111111 Mlos ·olikeri. Tbcr are GeorP NOJ-. ! ~· Slaborn. rLO;proa._;Sbarooi'Jioa,li~· '· S'fli~BEATEN . jorelldect; Dot t •• wu-. · liuNTINciToN - Gallla' • ;. ;Jtllilluror: Bronde Holmen, ,He• · SteWI $lmiW Ieist a ot>Ut 41o<;jo. 'r,ltar, and IJebbla McMilllab, oloil In tJ\e llnllo itl tho Junli"' ~auror, The alectlan cllai•x· w~rwel&hl lllvlllon .bellow . oil a ..._sen for the old.:ea._ ·~t ln Humi,.ton Frl· ', A comml- hal Dalti. iNic to ]JI'tJIII'i: for inldpSm ~ ·' MW IIWZerl to be held IOCIIl. ' ·Gof C Will llold . · expre~ ap.. ' tnclvkli~· who preclatlon tp an In· aa;y wa.y helnad mike· tbe n . ee••· . . _ Tb .--...... _ .. _ · -~-.-... tile line fllllliJOrl dlaiJt lftd -t..t-- oflocalmercb 1 ~s. Ill " •·~· . Ject could ~e mt beeii JJOIIl- mom- '· .......... ~. ,Mark:~~~· Olbo! 'J.Iat. MIDDLEP<li!T - Cyotlc Fibroola, a fatal Inherited dl..... af1Uc:tl111 c:hUdren,wasdeacribed In a ,talk and a movie IIi- Frl· de,y nlibt followlow dinner 10 tile Middhlport • PCIOIIOJ'OI' ~ Club. ' The IIPOOklt was ~t S1Jn.. . ble. Riding Club Dinner .. ·, Is on January !4 pQMEftQY _ The annual Moiga COIDIIJ D•~-- Club ban· """"" quM wiU be held Jan. u ·.at ~ . _ o! Mrs. Dorotlv'YOIDll, $75 S. Front St., Mlddl-. at 6:30p.m. All member• are ureed to attend IIIII brlni a covered dlsb and their own table oervlco. Meat lad boverl8el will be furnlshld. Frlendo end pro'pectlve m-embert are weleorne. \ ~ liabd Ill lbo 'llleldq, Joe. If, Pr-·~ Ill 9:30 e.llll AU load- · and . ~.. .,.. _ • 0> ""'" ' " ' .... '-.so ,..._ it\(LstlfiCIIf"n(»; U,tEJ • · "~~~•GilllfOltiTr-.••o•~o•,..'fl'•".,.. ,.,.. ... - ).... et;••·~t.si;~ ....... ~~,:;,· o..~ lir$1w .... ~-~ -. VlirroN ..~t::,::~:"':'""..,"""'- Tlwl:!!hMPref!IIIIVNt'-IIJ.W..... ,11'111) ...,.1\lf'll 10 •h• .... '!"' """' ~~~~- otau .M ...... _......--. -WOI.... n.~r«<ill'CIID\tLII ........., ... ' -·111e ..... Frlendahlp ' Gaiden dub wiU of ' ilra. lfax BU'IIo• 7.ab p. m. ' 'PrOiii'oil' will be Oil .~ bJ Mrs. J~ ,, .!,• .i' ' J r ' $1095 , 4-a Clul! Her veU was -erod, bcMif. faDI, IJid woo held with a for. ward ...,.., of potalo and lace. *'• a aariRmU carried a caecode arranaolna of C11r1f1111U COI'OR and oil. Dl8!l <J1 wbUo camluona, yoUciw - - " - <it iilftl Ill lito """" awoot.bearl rooao and Ivy. Gar..,_. ' J--- -llllu. . ... . ... . .r:{:.' ,, i - ·lUl - . ROOM SIZE RUGS SAVE 3.89" wedding. She com- '. (Continued on Page S) • Tuff Hide RubHr •ck • Tweed loop •100% VIscose • •••, Candy Stripe BACKACHE& to SKOIIDAIY nn,nuniiDIIIY IUnATIOII iiiCiftU Commoft Kidney or Bla4Cier IrrltaUonl malle many men and women feel lf1u1e and nerYoul from tteQuent. burnii)J' or ltc:hlnc urination nl&ft,t ....,Gr. and day. 8«onclarllJ", I'OU m&J 10. littp ·and taave H,adaehe, Ba.clulch.e and feel older tired, depreued. Ill· IVC!h. ,eUft!, M'RTEX uul.IIY brlnp relulnc com1'0rt bJ eUrblng lf'l'ltt.tlnl( prms .In add. urine and quickly Ullrq: pioln.GetCYSTEXatdruJifllltl. REG. 13.18 .. Cberia, IJIIIoiY 1111111 . -..uat Char<b will Jlta. 811J;J Eoana, · •"I • ~-- ~£ lin;;• Cllltord - · "'MrL..I'q' J:~I'OII!Ior7; 1P.m. . lllloDiirllita,'.ODd.Sbor,l ~· ~ - - · ·Daa.JIIilu · .·*Ra. · ",.,i'sfd-w,·\ ·. \ .... 1'1 ,., ,. ~- aad ·\ _, ' 8 1/2x11 v..;· ~ WQ~'S SOOiota< ofh U r Driv•in Window Service Complete Bonking Service dau&blfr'• a ocaUopod border. A,.. lio!!l -u... ...... • 'JV.Wido ·Free Cus,omer Parking I c- ofUoaJama'a,llloanWWla- . M i n " ' - eantar, IIIIer aided. Gamel _.. pltJtd and . of lite bride, .... maid of booor, :; I')' Bu'Del. ' . w e r e oarvad. and lolra. CulM wu : BIQ GRANDE Larmon. 7:10p. ~ were :ilro. ~ ,.._ of ' - ' · Junior bride~ m. It Porter Church. wOuo and ilro. Fnok McCalla, 11101!1 waa Mloa J'alrlcla CulM. . .'!; CatiQ> Eoana, ;AIM'and T.be maid o f • · !Jr1i1a Craft, Jo Hool!lno, lqi!J·-elieatb o! · . WEDNEsi>AY IJII- - . ; i.Loa Jainoa, . . .......""'.111"'• ,home ill tollf .. u..... 4-HNews , ...... bows <J1 aaUn with circular vollo o! IQ'Iort net. The brldoamalcl wore a aown . IIQ'led almllar 10 tile maid o! honor'a. Junior brlclolmald wore a pale yellow IUII~ength wldiiPod eroam aown with yellow velvM bend ac.( conUna tile empire waiJIUne and foi'IIIIDg a beck bow, Matcltlnlr yellow atreamera ware -n In tile hair. il1e carried o basket Cl( ,:Y.filo!o Olld .....,.... ...,._ camatloll IDd cfir7aant:hemum1 The bride's other attenc:lanta and . elndeleiJru 1 n d carried coloolal ar-.uto Hlmo. ·' · ol yello!o and turquolae carnaG!.., ·In ,rurrtaae bJ b e r - , .WIJbur C - , tile brjc1e Mr. Waltor... R. Neal waa '.boil 1Nn a Whlt8 tulloliaacb pu.u de man and ulbera · were~ Garland sole and~ ..,...wlllcb tealur- L, IJid JOhn W. Freacb. ed o cbapol lqa, dMecbUie Mro. Canter wore a ohapod trabi ud ovwtldrt ot Jaee w1t;h navy 1 blue knlt dreaa Cor her •. • - are bi¥1ted 10 u. ·. ·~ Gallipolis · 2 Or. H.T. 352 V-B •ngohte. P • Mr d. Darlt and Mr 1. IJJ.caa Sr..rln;, P, Brake~, diiiJil lllu. aorved rofroahmenta ct pie and with matching lnt.rior. Locally cotree. · T.be IIOXI meeting will be at tile bema of lolra. Leo MeCarV and Mrl. UIQ'd Rankin will 101'Ve u - · · · .__ _....;._ _ _ _ __ , Ed- de..,_ ~ . ~GER fTA will ..,_ at 7.ao p.m. '1'!10 Pf!llll'om wiU .... _ . .............. ..... IIi<~ OHIO VALLEY .BANK On JIIIIIII"Y with pleoled (llllfed sleevea, om(lire IIQ'llna and ..... aeeeoll. Their hoadplo<ea ware double Mrl. Wilbur V. CulM, TI'O)', lo!QNDAY ~·. ._., ul.eel.rctaJ,.•w~rw.._ .• ,_.. 01r~e, PDP oron 64 Ford Gal. 500 "' IUiil Mr. Neollo tile ... or Mro. Wa)tltr (J!:rnOiUne) Neal and lito late W- Rlchud Neal, GellipoUo. The w-.s wu held .at tile Firll Ualbla a..rcb of Chrllll, T~p ~"!o!Pr' Mr"-' q"";. ewn';'l&jio, ~~ao or,IIIIIJI.. . Cburell warewblte llano. Jolin Rall<e. -.._am rt•lltl" !'IWat"otli""•·IIIIMI· ' ' Clt!Hna CIC CLUB 7:30p.m. -lira. en Thii.l.~r. .... G&UIPolia, Dtllll,.a..I. ... ll•lilll ""' . . ...-~ ···~·· Uetlit ~· . ( US - 7r~.m. GALL 4 at tile Rev. ward Clllver rood t11o woddlna v..,.. <JI· COroiJ'II Irena CulM and Alben Qale Neal. Mloa CIJt. lfr 11 the dau8lrter of Mr. and . . Mrs. Charlea Comors u a new member. Carolyn Irene Canter Weds Albert D.. Neal GalUa CGuat;r. AIDII1 - - · Cl... 7:110 p. m. at Clio K ofP llaU lit. Peler'a~2 p.m ...~ of Galcoro. · TIIIJRSI)AY MONDAt ;J FAIIIVJEW SPRING VALLEY CBNTJ!N~:~ 7:30 ... CIIC, I p.m. Ill tbe ...... of m. ~- ~.. Ladltl 111'1. Larry Eoua, 51t lllpia briDa . ~.. !lr. eo • bollloooo• are lliro. TUESDA't :, . ))Dlon ..... 'llro. QUa Jollnl<lll. llr. Aroolcl. Sllllar - ,4 · tall~.t wiU ilarrale !ll!!!:!· .. .,...._ , .• . fJUJ . · " ~tnt Clirlatmu ,proJect tblt lidllf~IMll-_;:,:!,.,-.,..,.., \ ~ need>' famille1 ·a buee IUeo- J¥11....,. _.1 ~- e\~"«""'~' ..._ llt'el'l')' Cox, FiY wn- Steve rovMiad tho 1968 WUWUbom tHekBill berlhlp -·• of 1,1011 waa ... ' ' • '")" · .,_. ~ ~ Mel · ~ Stan eHciedby62 . membera. ~ Blain Mdlr1 M 1 r k The dbtriot~• ~~award Mobr"; GarY ·ConleY. J_~ · ~r the ye8r ..u prelel'lted tO 1110 Mlddlti>Ort Flrot 1111>tlit ,, uau .. . G.U.UI'OL&S IWL\' TIIIJ,'51 ' kin. The dub • - to accept ' meou.a .~ - - bJ Mrl. Lloyd Ran- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dole Neal Uloelatloa, 10:110 a.m. Bualneoo 11 noon, briDa oeck ilmcb. Cotroo and deJ. oert wiU b e - - . ~. lf'; ff""'l/R'" ·sPECIALS A .III!Orl bullnou . - . , wao ·. Unllfd Preii>JI&rlan WOmonoa ' tin. MARTIN FOit er. ,- ·GALLIA · CQtlNTY - ... ber:lil repeated the Mother' I Pr~. Ia tile dauahte~ "' MarJ ~ the late Art!'ur F. llflll>ta, a ~tee ll'lduate <if KiPr Cree~ Hl&!f Sc"'""'andproooiKI,y lo a atlil.,. at Rio G.- COllep Whore IIIIo lo~ln olom111118rJ 16- SIJNIJAY CHURCII WQIIENlllmED 1D .''; ,~r... Wllllam Dant W a I holteao fmo tiMi moMina and Mra. Robert Lucu wu co-hosteaa. For devotion• tbe cltD mem- GENERAL MI!ETING' o1 tho Natlooel~roobeldaJVaJ- otl\!ctGr"""'-·~= Pu.bltc · bv~tc>M' . SUNDAY . ' .. . iect&nr "'*'liM:'"':!~IYifY-~ J~l\ i~ acoutmalter• Troop23Dof h i~<·NJ.i! r...,~ f., , ''"' .••~.~tr ,.~ n, ;i.l rom J Tilli!SL'SENilNf.Li!U '"" DIVORCE GRANTED i.li'<Wcta' tioidl friiliil.. ' ooi\ oii'oJ!a~<,.oro John vWe Jim ' c o . . I . ._; jll() GllAI!lDi: ' ;:J! A•·. . . . '"" , •' • Q"';."'t,J\\11\1, ~~y 7, .-Ke~ ~.Gil•,, ""pj'~liia'11ieli' HI lil.t'-"'•· "<"v.•..,~·w.JI ~·JetfHiliMH1;'Kiii'Ffliftii', "H" l" '.!; "2s'f~Q.PJ'........ . maq ol the RID GriDde· ~l ,,'Nillt!i~'t;;!, ~',tl '''.' •· '.. · Nd meet:lna. p.m. Anpreciotion Given I:Atape Sailq1lQ ~~ WEDNESDAY QIOO VALLEY GRANGE 7:110 tel_,_ roop --, Knight. aeoutmaster; 1'Jooop 259 '' ·-f SA Moody II tho ........... ot llorrJIIIIIII EunlcollooiiJ, :i.. ,a, · Zanoavlllo. Oldo, i litiS ll'ld- of IIJier ~ IIIah S&:bqol lad pteoaml)o lio al&ll..,.d at GreotLikea, Diloois, · ~nll'8 SchOol Woddlflllplans oro 111001111loto. Night • Held ·. Jnereased 270l ., _ Uakeratt;y, N. J., u a nplacemool 1<>r tlie acbodulod .buuarJ '•peeker, Mro.MeriJ'IIRou. Mro. · l!Ota will 'atlald aie Febrv&rJ ENGAGEMENt ,;.NNotmq,o - 'Ioiii .,., ii.hes, Oooablra, lo ~ lito· •~ oflllr da\lahlar. ~ Luoilla, t4 Soaulan Awrentlco Cbarial J. ~. IODof Go0rp a ·and lolar,lorle A. Moodji,·IIOUte '1, Cbelhlte. Tho br~ ~ lte1 taas been granted a divorce u • . . from Gloria Kathleen Gllkey on . <Mber speakers were Coaeh ·. ~- of glect of ...-. Gila . Trout, Wbo directed hll grou..... grot& ne -....., .· • ·k . am extreme cruelty in theMel.gB ~ I to BeYentll lnd·e1cbth COUiltlv Common Pleas Court. ~ fOOCball pl818J'I and Prfa. Tho ....~...-- ..... ,8 maiden name :·. elital J~a N. M. D&vl•, wbo . 8....a..... on -~a .a.i ... , · , "WllsOI'J" was restored. ,__ .......,. ....... .--..;..., T.be .... directed bJ. Gtforn ....__ facnlru -oorI . • .. ,.......,, V .._. CIC TO MEET ·)lftlor hJ.8It ltt'KIII& counctl. Jan . ray BIDka. Pl<lfoaoor ol PIJ· Cboio&J at Falrlelab IJicklnl<lll 'Who • ~~ load, ~ ~014 I'D for . a • 'ft•.,. ~· CCIIIf«. . ~ onco · ¥1ctot7 ~··~~.· , ..... .,,' .. ~ . , .. · .: ID ·thl. ROIOibllc ,. VIetnam. " ANEW NO.? CIIESIURE - The KJ>ger Velloy -.Liquemambera Ua~loanii>OI'<IIncbJIIr.Mur­ 1 .. , .~ ·to fiNANtl!. Kyger ·Moihers fJiV·.·. <7'tit _.·7·.~ · •· .a .. I SAVE $1.00 TASTY CHOCOLATE COVERED PIANUTS Reg. 69c lb. 53c& .99 �,_ ' . ....., • { ,. ....."" ....r . !. ~ -t • - •. ' ' ' ,,· ' -' r, I '· t .. .· . ,, (' • ;; ~ '· ·,1'1:'"\ II woo ...,.., 1a degrees .. Gillia ';"" \ . ~ Rea.d . On Jan. ia, a r "'f)~ at·· - · ~..,,. .•-~ ~. h l ., ...,. ...u lore the blea~ ....... ~ "1 . Spain 01111 · .l'or-1 by Mro. Rdlon E. JOI1klno to lilo olldeo ol her ree:flit trisJ. !Jte had aorted out the moet lntare&dna-Ot .the ·many ptcturos she took on the three-week tour. thla paat' ApriL , This reporter enjoyed them 10 much ~didn't take notes aNI so will have to reb on momory about sam. of the more Jnteresting hlahliahts. The people or thole countries are ereat carvers of wood, stucco and marbie and their nne butldhWfl are decOrated with this ldnd of work. .\ Bright bit10 ot colored mosaics decorate many things. Even _path• .are laid out In moSiic patterns witt! ftl'l-cQlooed atones. The cities of white buildings decorated :With wrought iron t.teonlea, (~)en C'O\IrtJ.·ards and rnany, manf 4owers seemed plea111.nt · ·.:·liHoi< corpot tmn ,. . oftA!r~'''"" . -~-.-~ ., w.. vm , ......... , Crems•• • Jltpllot Chlreh, ~!Ia and certainly were delightful to the ey-e. One scene showed the red-orange Granada Rose silhouetted aplnlt dle bright blue tr011lcal sk;y with t118 cUy or Granada, rrom fl'hlch It got It• nome, fillillll the background. \ . Even though the Romans aNI Greeks ~ft their impact on dle ' . -lrt of the country, the architecture has alwa,ya retained Its Moorish toalnnl"f<o, ~ - - An impressive. almost indescribable buUdlrw: was the Roylll rlulce. Jt ls ftlled with priceless treasures necessitating gUards at each door. Among the most valuable items are huge t.,astries which are carefully protected trom the sun. Mn. Jenkins explained why colors there retain their brigflt. ., tor hundreds of years. It is be~auie of the drynen of the air. There is little of the destructive hulnldity we hiVe here ln the Ohio 'Mr~. ~a'fk ,, .. .' ..'-' . . ',' ..' .. ••...., . ~ ~ Lola Mae·McCormick , )'alley. ,. LOTS OF UTILE TIDmTS CAN BE FOUND inmy store of club prosnm books. One has 1 list or birthdays and anniversaries. Another ha.s 1 . D"st ot the· chlldren in the t'amtlles o! the members aoo their ages. .The toliOft'ing quotation was ln one of my program books. It's ab timely, I'm sharing it with you: ..' . . ' . t.i . . -.-(• . . .k;· Who sold lr? •.••Socrates ... 237Q yearo ogo. .. ' . 'j .. :}' '· ~. ' . . ) VALUES With Atoy Oiamo.ido Anywhere! L '·.~······:_,,,,' ' I . il,- . •' "~~ ... ' "' Meet Monday Night ' I.. ~T GALLIPOLIS - The Washington School Pr A >rill meet Monda¥, Januaey 13, at 7:30 In the achool cafeteria, · The program tOT' the evening is a panel dlleu!lllon on the subject, 41 SioUI.d Sc:hoola AttemPt to Tuch Morala and Character?'' The panel wlll consiJt ill Dr. Edward Waleo, o( Rio COllege, Rev. Glen HuehOI!, .,.. ' · 'rfl.:.i D9 TBEY.GE'l'? , ' d•seount prj!;f!s, . all . for ~aby. '·. . .'o '.. : I . ' ~ ." ' Mia• Dol_, · wore , oi floor • IOIIIIh per, Colllllllllo. ...., o1 . ....., iadn clollllned Mr. Barley 11 a grdlate or Willi ... ell\plre bodice 01111 ol- Welt Jol!or11011 lll&b Sc:hoal I1Dd lea&lh "'""-"· ~ ilere lo otteoilllns Blln Collep. He 18 oll1p(ofed billie F. I1Dd R, Laia1 . ar..,yn ... nu c.,. · Altar I lbort -~~~ lrlp, (~frcml'ap3) 11101 ...... Will be ot homo to. plitod Mr - l e black hieadl Ill· 191 Wedgewood Dr., ilcce110rle1. CoiYmbu .. ' , ..J, .... , ' ' ..w, .· . , . (, . ,~:; : · •· ~- . ,·· ' An -extra 10% , · ahd all ';!,· oleeV•• ' Hostess For 'l11ti 'brldolrc>Om'• • I\IDk 111111 blue - -wore k • It drooo Mill matching pink acceuorleo. A. recepU... wu bold ill tbo eburcb porlor llmDodlalei)' CoiIGwlai ·tbo ceremiJay. . Aller 'a weddlnr lrlp lht<lllllb ,;. .- . . .. . '· ·s C4IUrl. ·bri-.....Dift . . 0 II"..... li!ODii. Acado!IIY H I I h _.A· o. Tf<ti ~ school 01111 o Dep!M'l,vilji ' l.omol:· ,. , Ultd :!el!< II Tro7 lfwd~ "";do,; .. (arl's li ,121\!i S. Wolmit Ill., Trc\1, 01110. :..,. bride lo a ...-.... ol tho IIOIIthem - · · llle ..,..,_ ..... wiD be at t-1 .. - . ··.• $250 SET ~~ [ ... E only $99.50 SET ---- R. eveo: .About' ' ' ' • ;~ , ..i '-s ,. .... :.t ~.:-~;; ·.:~. . ) J-;) ' I •• ~ · •. . ; >·. TURTLE . :.*ANLON . $5.95, Now ••••••••• ,t•• " l.. ~ '3' 88 -~o. •• .. ~. . , •. '" ...... latet.7-our l)_a~}: 1 ~ill/~~ , C.&l~. th.e ,,~·~~tk-A;td . .begttl to save , · I •· • • NOW . t •. • I • TAWNEY JEWELERS } . ..<·' Rea. ,.,..· ~~-~ 74 ) .I"'~ . ". '· c<, •. . ' .... ' ' ~ . I . ·: ( . .. ~~~-: · ; .. ,··.:l''<•• ' • I ~ ....... ..... .. • ), • • "··· • ·colTs •KNIT SUITS •· SfOITSWEAI • .DRESSES • LINGERIE • ACCESSORIES REDUCED ,_ . ' TO A FRACTION OF IT'S WORTH Clearance IS NOW GOING ON s.' A :' ·:~ .. • •' . . .r·· .... '{. .... ' ' ~' "'I . ' .; ' ' . ~·-~· ! j ., . . '.• ' 59 ':· Willi ,, THE wblte Air 01111 oho """ • llldle fur bat to match. Sbe carrlod wblte ....-adntod green. Mlas Elona Banloy, ..... or tlio wu a brldolllllllld 01111 brldoomatraa waa 11<1. ~ Souildoro. '!bey """'_. lll:rlod atmllor to 11101 maid ot"bollm'•• dre1s. Mrs. '!lulpra wore a green dreaa wllli 1mnm , accoaaorloo. Her coroaa -.... or 8li'ciOalu. Bllao .cou..,. Sbe Ia pre.-q omp1.,od by SpoelaiDr ~­ Mild or """"-, .c' · _ Mro. Ardell DOO....,. A' 01111 anower period will' !AiiloW .Jol ct. j aaliCllla .., a while Bible. ;. ,. !!r"""' the cllJeusslon. '.l ·'' -. All the girls·an<:j boys, f~omth~ ELlGJJLE? ' ·· ., ." .< are ;_five years\ •of.age.. ~·~· 'I' ' BAsr .. '. . ' ··~ . ' WJl~ ,. fS - E. -1· trlmmod - _ ,_ . . . . .... .~,, . oili(IIOhot-I ·~'Ni'MWer 01111 u.lll..or IJI(nn onll :rowo · t.arry llll\lJIIIi · · ~ lace. , '1\Q Ml oatln aklrt alto A reeepd.aa """ bold II tho no aet o4 by a lace Crout. cillreh ~-~ followiqtbo A crown· ~ Poo!.r!• 01111 Cl')'llolo . . . - - . held •bar bridal veU and abo The bride Ia a . , ~rled ·.o caaC. or wblte car- ol Soutitwestem lll&b School& , · savii)gs~ of the 'new ~evoo STO~K.,AID plan. Washington PTA to DIAMOND i I· ..• ' ., ]JABY \T,I'IUINS REVCB. . , · . .· • sriniK.~Aib.< .. . " ..· · What a b~eak tor ba~i~s ... : and.pare'nt~. Iuo . , ., . Compare Tawney's " . NOW'.. SAVE .AN ~lTllt . ... ' ) ,. · DON1 MISS oaae I .• I HEARD AN AMUSING story abwt tho changing Umeo. The man told it about his father, who was 1 doctor. He said, "It used to be, When he want out on a house eaJI, he would carry all his medicines lb his "black baa.' . ..., '"If a doetor today tried to take the .medicines available to him ~ on a house call, he would ~:~ave' to take a movil~ van." Maybe that's one oC the reasonJ dbetors anymore don•t make til- \&Jrellded over the ce~. , . brldlpoom'IDKJtherweil'e Tho bride, glveo In ,111llT1a81o a blue oo-o-wblteacceoby her rather, """ a ....,. 1lf llllrleJI. Sbe oloo wore a coraatln 01111 lace. II foatllrod a lace G(Wbl~ ~ · co- long llioovoo: A Gary Fouilloln wu blot mon ... .. . . .• ~ ·' ' · ,. ALL.BABY ·.... VITUtJNS' " .,. . , , ott >Revcc'uilready,. ::, low Everyday ·Biscount Prices, ·Com· '' pare. You'll find that you save 59% ... and more when you puy,your vitamins from Revco. Here are a few .examples: ·. l!iatmdera, Scoaown. anUtlr. Bar- .., 11 the ...,. Ol ·~~r. 01111 Mn. Sieve c. BarlleY, Well Jol!er· ..... Ohio. The Rev. Dayld A. Bucld07 SAVE AN EXTRA 10% ON. .~~~~nd ,tnar~ ·10% ,. 111 Colilmbua ..Ul*l M1•1 ~ GoU Sotllljloro . 01111 ~· - . AI_,. llafi101 on Dee. 21. Mia• Souildoro jl tho dalo&b· tar or Hr. ·aJ.i Mrs. SUI M. ' ./ at op- E. Methodist Church is Setting for W~dding II).. ' COlumbia HoiiiU United loleil1o4llt Chard! WITH MEMBERSBut lN' ,, "Children today have become accustomed to luxury. They have bad msnners, contempt for autltorU~·. dlarespect for elders alii they like to talk instead ot work. 'Itley contradict their pare$, chitter before company, and t;yr:amlze ;their teachers.'' ~ homecolls. Mrs. Willibm 0 . Cantrell \' 40115• ......... .Glolllflllllil ~ Mrs. Sieve Alexander Barney .._ "I ~- ,• ,_ ... PAUL .DAVIES . JEWBERS . GALLiPoLIS - An - THIS REPORTER HAS TO DO A LOT ot telephoning. How o phone call h answered either helps m· hinlen: the caller. Little Lee Aan Baker, 11-year-old. da\llhter of Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Baker ' one of the best "telephone lnSW.nra. I I she identiflel heraeU. (nd very charmingly asks to take a .me~qe if her pare.ri:s are not lininedlately avallable. r ot , _ . . . . . , . . , . .' \. . caurfl iii;&"' - . . M~~ri~g~ _Yews ' ,... ..t. , ~ ;'i,odill o( tho • '111!1 ..". ' &y.s.: Reynokl.s ~ ., ·i ~ f .• • ' n ·; . .. �. ,. . ;l;-1tlo..., ,..,_ Selllno\0 Sui!IQ,J.....,. IZ,ltU , 1- Demonstration Highlights M·eEJfing of ChesterGarden Club ··~""'"'~~-'""\"~~~....;.;.,...~ , ~~Y - "liii&V- 1n taton to ,~~· ., lnlol'eot!Di II~~M .- ~~if ........,. ,.. a Co)luro, a cloliiOIIIIIralloa faa. and .,.....,.cj!Ye - - 11wr•• tor o1 A-om 1 h 0 turloc tho uao ol I YA(ttl.f ol Hoporia '1" lho pro. Soodl...llorn 01i19 MOntol lltillllll• drlod materiola natiY& lo Ohk1 Jed• and plqa t01r eooiiRutnc ·· ~ ••well •u•ml.q,ptwb)'t~ra. liOWard Knliht, ,., a feature « the Wodnoodl,y niaht meet·q of tho Cheater Club held at the home - MJ"J. Charlos Grtmth. , The aem!.tropleal material• >,· used In tho demonatratlono wwe provided by Mrt, llomer llolter who ohowed wa,yo ol mall· Ins quick cl!lnee• In arrangements. FOI" her demonlllralloo c.-. she used a marble base with a ~ St. Francis, aponge h'om Bermuda and Florida., comblned wtttl mums rrom her 011'!1 greeahOOse. Both demonstrator• changed ~Oted ~the buo!Dou Ph)!sicion's Forni/" pro.le<tt ietlljm ....,._ by Mn. Reid Youna. . »n Holter • ielo, c"""""'', ~ ',lllil ~ . ...... ~ n;odi • _. ' ., '• ~ oa bor Visits Arthur Orr wun with the Jpeclal -~ chlld-~ated thei-apy ' ' eGu:atiOD · elua 111 Deffillber POMEROY-· pr. and MrL R, whell •tf· J. Gruesor dlughten ol Lo-. 1 rofoaat ball whldt thOytooll home' ·..,., ~o, V!Jia.l bar parento; m 1<*1 81 lholr treo decoraUolla. Mr. 'U1d lin. _,., Otr Cbrlll'l11o> matotlolo haolboon-- mas 0.,, coming eopoclallr to by MrL El~a~O'ConnoraadMra. Ylslt be> father, Arthur 0 r r, (leorp Froclorick, c:halrmea. or . wbtl Is I JliiiiMt ll Meigs Goothe- therapJ ~ ~ ertll: HotpUal. A parQ" waa beld followinK the therapy session with Ice CT'Um, eookte1 ancl punch provided by Mrs, - 1 Dean, MrL Wyatt ChadweU, Mn. Robert Wood, and rearranged materials car- and Mrs, Pu.rley Karr being serrying out suggestions of the spec- ved. ' figurine =..., · t ~·· ' ' •• . •. :"*.;"'v. ~-Cr9*> · and . "' r-:"'!'1 8ior,lqn, • , ... Ji!'t; • "i!' ,qol~ Mr. lfi.' ~Oati::"t W<tiji, il!dlln. =· -r - #' ' tfi!O . ..;· . ~' ~ , ' ""1 ~•• by tho. me~ ID . e. "r""~I;PD..,.U <&!!- ....., ur:t. '. •~ ,.... Jlf,L , ,I. • c G •• ' :1Joi' . IR'¥8d. • Mlact CIOUI'H.. v~vat . J'OHI ruo;- wan b.r were . dvm . 'l1te door JHiN wu r1. l)ean. ' The age of a trft is estl· mated by oollllllng the rings on the stump wberi a trft Is felled. . :a,,.•...,._ ..,. K....., c.., "" ·• . . .i ......... rtiN .. fhnlt ........ • ~~eroy .& Gal~ipolis KROGERS .OPEN .. ASSETS ' 1968 $11,899.08· Cash and Due !rmn Bali<s •••• ' U. s. Govn't Bonda •• • • ~ •••••• 1,393,7'16.26 Other Bond• and Securities • .•• • . 512,182.18 100,000.00 Federal Fwxls Sold • • • • , , , ...... . , Loins •••. a • •••••••••• • • • • 5,786,001.47 '' ~.l$1,049.4! Ban!d"J.- Hc>usf & . iilluiR. ·; . • , .• ~ •. .. 381,13~ \'.4 '1• : I J:J.3,lS1138 2,490.53 Other Assets • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • 2,191.10 TOTAL .. . . ....• • . , •.••. $9,023,985.43 $7,722,848.5a LIABILITIES1968 Clpital stock ••.••• • •..•• : . •. 300,000.00 Surplus • • • , • • , •• , o o • , • , , , , , 3UU,OUIJ. 00 Unclivlded Profits o ••• , , • 0 • , • It IJCTIIA TOP VALUI STAMPS wltt11111t- ......... 1 ... .,. ..... LMn. .......... .. Ul!l' STIIW Elqo, 1/LV118 ~., ' ' . .....,..... .Juc..,. Swlfl'a "-''"" Swlfl't ~ """"' Slo- . Weiners 2 :.: 89e Stew Beef • •. 89e - 'Neck """ _,,Bones._ It III'IIIA TOP 'YALUI Fred W. Crow, Jr. HarOld E. Smllh <::. · w.y~ SWisher $ . 1 ;:,.,,, .. -1 ;,,!lllp,. l/J61fl , ., . ' lit. -39e •• • • . ;l' en ,were C'll.irjfl llii.art,- Pl'f"l'• ~; Mro. , _ or oflhe "'11<t• 14<1 Jl(k +".,.!, Uarrl~, 14.,/' Ill.... illll Mro.. or, 1' 0. P1eau.. , iJIII Mr, l'aul ilardln, r u.zgerald, ·~1, D1. .,. . Mr"' stewart ~c.d CrdJi. Mro. l'a.. t 'IIIPlrail(l!iloiorN ~~- il~ ~ 111111,. · Arnold!, <CJOflll, ot ,111t .- · , a a "'""""""" ti )laitohlll UJII.. r~btertd. t.bl: P.~tV · :wwlltf wher• she l~ maJor~.. ••~ t The: bride'• molher Worttablue IIHitie. dreas with ntatt'hltW bit 8..; the ce,._ , 1· Mr. stewart 11 • ~ - K._'al'--or Port,- Steaks ...... 99e "-·- . ? 9rf>lil ~ POMEJtOY !.. lor ..., ·1\0!1 . lll)lt "lalt' Jn FibJ...,. _ _fll .... ...... ..,..._ ~ Gr...~ ·,· an old roae dft11 wltti tlitiD ~ Ia a •senl4;W" at. MarlhaU .JJnl:ver-· <n!IO'il'•·· 80!h ol~lrqw- ,. all)', where ho ""' Ia malorl1111 were :wf~Ue roae~Mb,. ;.. · ~ 1, tn· music. tle lt a member ol Aasi•Y!1C ill a re<~·ot t11e Z·tlli !!'eta Tau oo<lal 6oalornifl ' church were MrL W.' ILSCOw"en. and Phi N.u Alpha 11\Uaic ,~ \\', VL' MrL t4a~k Al')'o '"; ·,, ·I, . - home· of Mr• .~~ ..... . ~-··- ..... lho' ......... " - j!alloa , _ -11110 1ilrL dresses, . . '111ere. ~s ...a ~ ~ n.li!•llli lr!ia and l1lale ,lbe. year wtd!'h. Ia ~..... of ...hall• illll ""' IIi,. t1W:><fP .a dvlc beso•lrl-..... SYRACUSE - Mr. illll Mro.·WUJiaon R. llsyH, Syracuse, are the marriqe of tholrdt"'lhter,llebby, to Terry Lee Wolfe, ..,. of Mr. illllllro. Gene Wolle, or Portland. The wedding, in event ollast Dee. 21.··took place at Clintwood, VL The - Mrs. Waite It 1 ~uate olSOulhorn High School, Claos ol 1967, "!II attended Marooholl Univenlll. Mr. Wolle is a graduate or SOutllornHigl1 s<~ Class ofl961, and is empiO)'ed by Foote Mineral Corp. ti New Haven. They are resl6l11J at Brown'a'l'riUer Court, W!n~nYlUe. ......,<!,.. Philathe~n~ ' ' ject ""'¥ be substituted. EN(:A(:ED ·, sed Mrs. RO)' R. Hamum or Rt. I, . _ Bottom, are announclng tile engaaame~ or their niece, Mt.u Kathie Cble11ester, to Sgt. John B. Popler, son of Mr. illll Mrs. Bta(lley Pooler ol Cllester. Kaihfe"Oddtester is a sen.. lor at Eastem llil!h School. S&t· Pooler Ia with the U. S. Air Foree, slattoned at Tampa. Fla. Wedding plans are incomplete. ' ' Jitney Event Planned . Mrs. Gerold Leroy Stewart mltteea In reporting maPter ac~ dvittea ~ state periOI'riel. ltere dlatrlbuletl. MRS. C. MICHAEL WERRY November 23rd Get_.! csrdo . to .0 . P. president; Phyllis Hennesy, vice president;' Eleanor Gordon, secretary; Olga Pt8rottt, treasurer; Ph.Yllls .Hackett, historian; Mrs. George Hargraves, auditor; Gema Ca&cl, public relaUons. Committees appOinted for the jitney supper were, Telephone, RU111 Hemel)l and Ruth Thorn· ton; C~l,rs. Milt Pierotti, roT AL • • •.•• 0 • • , • , , 0 • • • • ••• • CUhler Dorothy B. Will Assistant Clshier Joanne J, Rustell Asslsta~ Cashier ·Reports Given _,.. ,_ Longhorn Cheese . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS ... . ' .,. ....,.. { E. ~!.sm~r:r~=..: duded ..A New Year's ReiOiu* th- Grueser: E. ·1· 59 74 Diebi Doro1bJ Nlerl, Christine Grue. ser, Jean Ables, Pat McKnlglrt, and Barbora Mulleo. Following the meeting games were pla.yed witt! Marty Gress, PhyUio ne-oy, 11K1 Mrs. Q,. Uopr wlmlni< prlzeo • . Refrelhmeatl were served by 1 Cbrtidut Grueaer, Mr1: John Mary -:!KlDizetman; ~i-i ~ Hea­ 'llltch, Mrs. Charles Radlord, nesy and Betty Obllnler. Vegetables, Eleanor Gordon and Bet- Mr1. Grell, and Mrs. Edwin Wehrung. Noxl meotlng will be on Feb. 6. 6~$1 ,,.. 11111 Roto,.,. -lac - Similac: ········----~- On Projects visitors. Mr1. Ruby Erb's bus- '" REEDSVILLE - pita!. The Reeds- mle Buckley. R'll(1rts WOI"O giv· en on t:h8 ChriJtmaa visits to . 11M! lnllrn\ary and dtllclren's •100 .. ' ~xtn , Top . Yaloo SlaMpl ' with thh coupon an4 tho · atll:rator Exp. 1/15/69 , .:.If •' - ... ,, . Yorll Cabbage ".'·' hoine. A discusslOft on a bulle' tln. board for the church was hold. Mr<. Rl~l wat to ln'!lllre a~ purc:haae of SS Of . ., . ' . . l\, ..-, .. - ...) t.c...--t ' ~~· 17, Dauahterlot America, '111ursda,y n!glrt, Mrs. Morpret Selde'111bel presided at the meellng which - od with tloe pledge to tho 011(!. Scripture from st. Mark If wao read b)' Mrs. Erna JeJN. It was reported that llrs. Carrie M~lnbart, hOme after I ~ perIod or hospitalization, welcome• BRIGHTEN your hotno with o cll•h · ICII"~on, poH.,J plant- or flor~l!l &om . • • DUDLEY'S Middleport & Gallipolis, Ohio thta matter. Jlet)OI't bl~l were dia~usa­ ed. Refreshments were served m IIKI Mrs. Nell WI!. ' ~;::''! Mrs~ ·i or: I:.OIIin Plekina. next meeting will be World's Hsiest to put on ••• no fasteners d . .I ' band 11 al10 home lrom lbe hoiThe Feb. 13 meeting wDI be held at the home of Mn. Mary ville WSCS mot with Mrs. Ma- B. Heines. Games were pla,yed mie BuckleY for the January with prlzao beln& """ b)' Mro. meellng, Devotional _ . . , Edna Relbol, Mn.·Mabel-s, W•ll entitled ''The ne..Ttbeats ~os Jeoae, and MrL Eva Dnof Our Love ." NUer. Refreshmeutl were aenr- . ~·a.rer• and responsive readed to those named illllllrl. WJn. ·lnca by the members, also, a New qna C<ook illll lin. Cora - . .•• Yev'a reading by. the m~ .. ' ·•. bora were rollowod b)'Bible'llll~· zea. BualDess session wu eon.. ductod by presldenl, Mra. Ma· Grahams ...•.•.•.•••• 3 1~ $1 llltRber Federal Deposit IIISIIIIICI CotPI'· ., to t:oo . K--,.,.~ P~E~OY, . ' -.·$1 .....Luncheon · · ·:·.,. ··- ,,39e... \.. ·' _ o... . M ... ea.t · ··-··-'!: --- . - 2: ..,.. J\pplesauce •......••• ·aANKOHIO& SAYINGS CO. . . llllllblr ~al R~•" Sys~ -- - ·~ l(roft-&~ THEY CAN1. Total resources of more than 9,000,000.00 give a bank strength, but stre11gth by itself is mea11ingless unless put to work. ' What counts Is spirit ••• dedication to serving customers, whether they be "' corporations, governmental bodies, small businesses, farmers or individuals. financing creates lobs In Industry, builds highways and schools~ Banking serves a Wetrld of people in a world of ways. We're proud to be a part of it. F Tlio cloath ' ol -· waa alJO repoded. liirs; w. A. MortJOD. lectur· er~~pr.esented the .PJ'OSI'&m wblt:b en~s ~.r Vera IIU.chanal!., Alice FreellWl, MIDDLEPORT -~ Mro. Nettle Hayes was hostess tor the Past C<JUn<UOI'I of Thoociorus COuno:ll Paul E. Kloes 4,637,711.04 $7,722,84&5a ); Council Host Vice PresideR. Thereon Johnson Vice President 2,397 ,363. 62 l 011. Mrs. Hayes is Richard E. Jones 0 1 nesu J~ Tatter~ and Mn. "'~cial Thoughts" b.r M r s. uarcr'aves; Tables, ~na Black- Wlllialn Gruesel'j "Jan u a r ·7 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Sacred wood, carol MtCUiloutih, Mra WlnclsH by Mrs. Robert Conkle; Heart Church audltoriwn by the Had<ett, Mellnle aDd Undo Had<: ''Friendship Anc:loero" by Mro. Catholic Women•s Club Thurs- ett, Bernadelle aDCIMaureeolleo· WUIIam Grue-: ''Winter Weaday nlgtot. neJY AJfty Hamm Barban Tat.. tiler" by Mrs. Freel Goeglelil: Catherine Weist! presided at ter~ Teresa ~ RUa easel CtHooaekeepers 1).agedy" by the mooting whldt Included In· JW Harne Jo Elleu Mrs. Homer Radford, uProvm,a stallatloil. ol new officers and the Beth, Judy Sbelli: McKnight: on Eating"~ by Freel GoecleiD, appointment of committee& for Stella sod Dot Neutzllng, and and "Gulclo lor the New Yesr" the supper. Cleanup, Mrs. Welsh, Cbrlootlne by Gladys :Mor1111. Mrs. ' Installed were Mrs. W e 1 s h, O'DonneD, Isabelle Wehrung, ard 11ened pte and coftee. Theodore T. Reed, Jr. 10,000.001 30,876.72 195,639.80 t bowline team lo Jftoklll .. p...,l to ODter the lllate tolf. na¢ent to be bold In - -· f'eb. 15 .... 22; Rep>rted ill were Mro. ..,. Joneil a11d Mrs. Robert lliJii. 1;1- Wehrung· Desoert Ruth Hen· tiooH by Mro. Etl1ei .:00 ' ' paiooe POMEROY A )llney sup. per was planned for Feb. llrom Delegates ,fo Convention Named ~ ' eial month for ACUri.nc D a W 1 membera. Jt wao noa.l 1blll.8ot Miss l<qthie Chichester Aid Pro;ect . , Mardi wa• design- u •...- President . Reserve lor Dividen:Js • • ••• • •••• 24,000.06 38,547.21 Reserve lor Loans o • • • • • •• • • • · • • Reserve for Unearned Interest, • • • 237,355.39 Demand llep&slts . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,,>i'\1,061.116 Time Dep01its • • o : • • , • • • • • 111'1U111011 tl1e local. . was aclvlaed .. tho 'prO~ . . ' OFFICEI!S •• · r-. 1.,. · ., lottitl rrom tliO ..,, ~ '1 Mrs. ·Terry Lee Wolfe ¥ tho - . Plus 50 Extra Top Yalwi Stamp8 .Witfa ·c.;,ouj and 3lbB. of FRESH GROUND MEATS; Leslie F. Fultz E. Robert Schellhsse Richard C. Follrod ,,t...,.-.. lnll ~rl (Or:~,..,..._, F_... ra.k llallli!IY lor l1o'Hd "{, t ' and clrrt8d· 4:olonill ' booqoie_ta of white lllll111ums llld pompoma. ~ Mr. Jack stewart, Mason, was ~It man for hi a brother and uah-- , , onib ~ti.W u.ibl cq Tho-~ r.olclo• !11425~•. Ill., ctrill!l> W, · · 1ilrL . . ... ... ....... '•bf I!IJoi . . . a:room•, molhe,· w.a.. ·atd.r.ed In , Wa~a UJgh Scl.,.,l, Ml~a811 ' Beef Shanks .. 49e • bows with bouffant veU• a1 head· .Grou.nd,-Chuak 'l"'tfr !l• • ' 29e IRAUMIOIWIIHa ' JkarnwoFrosh OROUIID Mll~TI Dr, Fred R. caney, Jr. J I wore a pink, empire tyaisted Mine vel'leteen gow~ ' and the junior: brldeamald's gown was .ahCK:kl111: · pink velveteen. "Bridesmatda were aU ired 1n beauty velveteen ·· pns. AU 'wore matctling dlor Frtah, Lean rAMIIil witt11111t_ ............... . Thereon Johnson J. ( ~- ...... lrti sist.er or the btlde. Bride... m8td8 were Mils Patr.icli JO Shelor, Salem, Va., and Mrs, Jack F,owler, sisterofthecrOom, - - ·LoM.IHoollao Th<lO<Iore T. Reed, Jr. 1967 125,000.00 ' MA.'<lN - PoJiao llarbera Anno s~wart, dSUOlhtor or Mr. a n d ') lrL l'hllrlea W, ~art of 8941 • B Stret.-1, Cert>do, \\', VL, ~carne tho br!do or Mr. Gerald LenJl' 'Stewao·l, 1011 or Mr. and ~lro. \Y II· bui' LerO}' Stewart, a.11:1on, Yt'. \'L, Def.'. 22, lnthe l·'!ntCongre- . pHonal Churctl ot' Ce1·ed0: Both are BlULient• in theMuli('l>eptrt.. mellat ManhaiJllniveralty. , The Rev. Lowell E. Keene) of the Cht ilt. 1Jnl.ted. Methodist ll!ur<h, Muon, J)trlormed the ,double rine .cerc-.lnc.Q·. Wedell._ . . l.llil' ~~~ .Provld~ !;;)· Dr. R~ ort Wolff, ·ota&lllit, ond Mr. Dole Cll)ehart, stlloiot,' ' ·Given In marrli,:e by her lathor, the brid• 'iotO an -Ire Aitne Weddfl'll eoWn of sJlk ·mlat taffeta, si,Yiod "lth chantilly lace · bodice. 4 aealloped neckline ami .,_,. •"'~ , oleeves. H9r A-11,. skirt, Wlai lace bolile.rlnc the :Jemllne, swept" Into a wide cqtJI.. lloo train. A dlor boW wl!h la<t insert hea'*'lece. Itt~ her bouffant vell ·o! EngUsh silk U· Pleosan~ The ~r attenlant DIRECTORS ~ • Of P~ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1nd OFFICERS 1967 691,166.37 1,078,1TJ. 41 54G,811.40 ' waS ~-.niaid or honor, and JUnior brid,.amaid was Min ca~ Stew.. Sun., Mon., Tile& & Wed. OJafJII as of December 31 , !968 . She car:ried a cascade ot whlW CUJI mliln.a, Jtephanotis, whlie ·roses ,aiM2 centered with a whl._. _orchid. . • Mill Karen :Maher, cerecto, 1 Prkealn TIIU Ad Effective CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION ' 12, .... M.us-ic StudeAls W.ed lualori. . 7 DON'T TELl~ THEWHOLE STORY! J....., •· ·r ' ~a,· u8tt'4 · · '" i'eo!J ~ ~ _'F~ tr"'~ Red ' ., ~· 1>7 ,J!rL \J!'UIIt,:·· r Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and tblldrel:l, Ri.clne, R.D., joined the GrueHrs at the hOme at Mrs. Orr CbrilllmU nlllht. Mr. and Mn. E. D. Newman and aon, David, Galic:m, vJslted. recently with her lither, ,A.rtbtt Orr. Mat •• ~iDfiHr' •: , • "' • · 'nlollliodor TIJaoo.liotlllrti, Sinlll1. 5 I ~I ' Men's fe~ther-light S,. T-R-E-T-C-H leots S5·~·. ' ·S HOI �< upaye~~' , Students, • ' { "' • ' ' COLUMBUS (U'PO , The Fbree Cl!l , Voeatlonal IIIII TechGeneral A t1 m b I y will be nleal ,E\Iueatloo ~ ,.allked to lllll/fOYO a ,t46,2 · mu. a 1 per ~ grou NJCtt,tl tax ..... hl8hor · · - _ .... aDd bll:!lol" ....... )lllbQ& •Ill· · Uou tor the next biennium, IQ- rate taxeo Thuroday. whloh would nec0111- blaher Almoot 43 tier <eat hla!lmo ~~ IIIII lludelll feeL lban tile pre~a~t 11ate iln!VerAc_... pi tbe .total pack. IIIQ< b~ lol~ li-lellohort jill ror ...rdod to tbe ........ o! what wdveroWeo .._stod ''""'"· 1\Y tbe OhiO Board o! Re- bJ ,..... lban ~116.9 mllllilol. pnta ·FrldaT.- r e d dim. SIIU, wllb ln In tax.. - II was lbe eecond Woe ID •• and student feel " neceua..,.. ' .two ~· that P..P.~• fDr to make tbe r~ett poas]ble, hlper or l;'!dlll..w taxeo woro regent. noted tbat It would not qtrered. The' Governor•• Task be OIIOUih. , e "· .,;: '" To The Fine People Of This Community For _M aking GallipqUs #otor to~ (Your ChevrQlet- Oldsmobile Dealer) The· No.1 · In Sales ·a:.nd Servfce :in' The· Mid- Ohio Valley! ·· ' \ t~ k/-:·\ ,. "" J ' ' ·' ' . '' tn.,_ ' •• ~ . i, j ' f ' ·Another Jet ' • ~ To give intelligent professional counsel to buyers of transportation to them fit their automotive needs exactly. To sell es we would like to be sold . their transportation purchases through continuing interest, responsibility, ser· vice and counsel io them after the sale To conduct ourselves so we reflect ere· dit Upon our profession and upon ~ur REX McCORMICK Gener1l S1les Mgr. .••• For Making Our Produd No. 1 in Sales and Senice In 111is Area. Thank You Also For 1\e PriYilege.Of Serving Tills Co111111unhy For Over 39 Years. We Appreciate Your Bniness ••• We Appreciate Your Co~ltence. .,' ntisfactlon. REX McCORMICK Genertl S.les Mar~ PeruvlaD Inter· talning proper facilities, equipment 1114 phrsical surrounding• which are In kHp!Da with the Job of '·Quallty SalesJQai!Jblp 1114 ·' service. We strive to build public re1ard for ,. tbll • deal•rshlp llld Ita aall.lmen by f!Wnlll!niq the highest level of ldvertlaing, promoUon oervice and a eontillu.oua proiJ"aJQ of owner GeMral hl01 Mgr. (OPI)- A Havana cllrl.na the ftrat 11 day I hijacked to Cuba 10 tar thie ol the new year. year. Two Of the plane• have In addition to lbe atoden!s, been American jell belcmglng to Hlecled for atud7 In thla Eaotern Air Lines, IIIII lbe third COuntry from fchooJ' aero•• the wa1 a Colombian 'airliner. Arpotlne, llle PeruYlan Ol!lcljllo estimate t1te FfdOI lllllonal Alrllae ml!l'll canoled a Castro regime · pleke up an ...., o! otatrt-or a total ot 118 averaae ot $%,500 In IMdlng fees periOI\I. and otller charges for . each II wao Juot live mlnuWs out . plane diverted to lbe Commufrom Miami aild c*- a-ge niSI lslllld. W-r wao ID contact wltb tbe Tile Peruvlau ntatrt Involved Miami C011tro1 tower Wilen he Ia Saturda3'1 hljaeklns" orlginalllddenb' 8.1WKJU11ced he waa ed in Buenos: Alres. where the We art dedicated "to (urnlshlng and 'main· To help customers to more fully enjoy community. heading Cor Havill!&. . JeUlner loaded with 110 ex"You know the reason Why," · change atudento from Ari!Onllna ·Wa&~~er said, wllhOul ·e laborano hllaelled ·<\Iring Ito landing lloJ1. . , ..,.,....ch to Miami SaturdayA total ot 403 per~a have . tbe tooirtll to .be dlverlad to beeD aboard tbo 'foot llrllnera MIAMI We conduct 'a· res)lllnsi.ble busiDQU accord· log to the highest ethical itanaarda l'eeOI" ' ' nlzed by . the bu&nesa community, to ereata a climate In which Quality salesmen Cllt better ierve you. help r~ 'ift'a _...,. t the blUe . of 1 ,....IIIUc ljlprOacb to tbe IJftlb.. lem," llld Dr. Pbllllp 9uiVer, prelldeill ot MlaDd Ualverllllr IIIII c:balrman ot tile pruidaa, "But, wblie ~ lolll-·111otnietlan, we ainrm tblll oup. ~ ~ rur olllb!u!le ot mht. port levolo for· 11ate ullidlea lrnilm nooda an Iaa I h o D toav• DOt boeD let b I 1 h ., ·Six Napping Gls Die In Guerrilla Gunfire l"'rly . otuilenlo boarded. Ol!lcjalo llld lhe )'OIIIbo were parlh:lpaUng In an excbange Pl'Oil"am. lmo!m •• ''Youth ror underst.andbl&., whlch Ia headquartered In Aim Arbor, M:lcb. Alter leaving -noo Aires, the plane' tlew to.Lima, where it became Peruvian International Fllt!ht llo. 60. II made a brief at TocumiD Alrpori In Panama City, R.P.; and then COI1IInued Cl!l toward Miami, Wbere .II waa sdloduled lo laDd at 11 ·a.m. EST. before touchdown however, Wagner reported he was changing eour1e, and was M.tnutes given clearanee lor the Ol&hf. to Cuba. The plano, a 990A Convair. ~ched down at Hav~'s Jose Marti Airport at 11:36 a.m. ' Most or the hijackers w h 0 have rorced planes to Cuba have promptly disappeared behind Castro"s sugar cane cUrtain, but one of them- WUUe Jeaaie- arrived back 1n this country Friday saying he felt his ehUd would not have an opporlun!Q- to lead a wellrounded life Oh the Communist llland. He il acc:uled of htja1:klng a private plane at Napleo, Fla., last Aug. 4 IIIII taking hlo tlireereer-old daughter to Cuba. SALE We Must Reduce Our Used Car . Inventory By $30,000! There Will Never Be A Better Time To Save Money! badly/' be Aid. '"It haa approved what I feel Is 1 polltl• C!lstom Coupe. He llld llle IJlPI"'PP"Iallon ecmtalned ••IODletJdn,g for eYery- 1 Skier ~-;,-s:;.;~ WithdraWal ~ Killed, ~~·Honeymoon . Plan .o++ered ;JJ • 26 Hurt Just Possible ..... SACRAMENTO, Call~ CUPOA bus carrying San Francisco area skiers to Squaw Valley skidded on a rain-swept Interstate ·1- one;" "l'he present poliUeai' package to studenla doesn't aecount for lntlation and other costs," Jerome aaid. "In other words, I do feel lbel lite Board ot Regents has oot toda¥ uled lbe kind ot leadershll> I would like... WhUe increased taxation was not criUclzed by an.yoru~, hi&ber student tees were. - Generally, undergraduate rees would be increased to $150 per quarter and graduate rates to $200 per quarter. AI Ohlo state Univenlt;y, that would be about $25• per quarter increase per student. Faweett Cites Imbalance President Novice G. Fawcett said the Increase wu an lmbalance. He said the state would put In 3.2 per cent wbUe students would be auessed an additional 38 per COlli. OSU At Cleveland Slate Unlveroi- \Y, lbe !lguro Ylas olld to be S20 by the atudenla and ".so by the state. .41---...l • ~·ef.l.ll.y BlISS ., ,.._ ·~... ~""= ,,;. _.,...... ·W. <:.<r:~· ",~ 1 f"t'q ':'' To Choose From! .,.·::after The accjde'!!J!S<urred,o.hortly. --r1 a.m. -e~n-~the rreeway at an interchiiWB In west Sacramerao. It was raining with soote ground r01 at the time. The Yolo county sherttrs office llld tho bus plunged down an emhallkment oDd o~rturned. A dispatcher aid he had reporll ot two girls whose heads were thrust oot broken windcMs ~irw lCJ against the embankment. The highway patr'ol olld lbe bus -rently was lhe laslln I line ol three. The patrol was ott<mpliJII to stop tho other lwo buses, one of which carried the complete passenger list for tbe aid outing. · · •- Reaeareherl at the Library .of Conilreas olld tbey did oot • Uovo an QUtlptor Presldenl had read hla ·lut Slate Warren Sklch.or• Quality Sales••• tt. ...H! Thlv~or O...llty Sol_ ... Adamo Ia 1800. do More People Buy Chevrolet Cars in Gollia County Than Arry Othtr M~kt? Do Mort People Buy Chevrolet Trucks in Gollia Coulify Than ~rry Oth• ANSWER: NO. 1 PRODUCT - QUALITY SALESMEN - BEST - BEST. . ' - BEST DEAL FOR YOUI You Ca'n't Getl . ' ' ~ I . • ot the Unlm mes!IQ8 ~ Coqrea1 sioce John STOP!! LOOK!! READ I! I '"651 Senate rejected President Eisen- taUs and Ia ready to agree to bower'& nomlnatton ol. Adm. Lew· talke with the National LiberaIs L. Strauas as eommerce see- Uoa Front, poliUeal arm ot the retary in ISS9. Viet Coaa. H.,....,., tile PII>Or slid, this - n t wW not bn~Jiy 1 ......... reCOiftition o1 the Viet Coog's elalm Iiiii It Ia the legitimate n SO'IWI"mlenl ol SOUth Vletoom. ~........-.., The Dal~ News said there c,.,_...,e· I.eveled 5 ,4..,,.: "I Hao by Sov:nt D,_ ..,,V _ , ,C' ~ ' 'J MOSCOW Communist lurday that pulllld Red T- to - .. To salnge scm~ from American public ~ "hicll has become intreulaa:l¥ critical or whit it considers a dellbente etrort. .•by tho SOUth Vleu.mese aovemnent top.-.. 10118 tbe war." The United Stales <WTently has more than 500,000 troct>s ID Vleu.m. Pomeroy Banks Plan sa.. Instant Loan Program (UPil- The SOVIet porcy declared Mao hao chl.. out ot lhe "orld o..nmuntst movement b)' abanclonlng "scientific soelalism." Mao's thinkinK, which forma the ideologleal foulllalloo of his PIJV, .. ..,en, a full ~· wltlt lho grinetples ot proiellriln and. Soclaltst lnternaUona.. llsm," tbe SOVIeto said. The parcy newBPQer Pravdl, in 1 bitter attack on Pekbw. said Mao's regime "baa nothing ln ecmmon" with the bi.Jtc • ....hiDe of Man IIIII Leain IIIII in raet was uhostJle" to them. Dlp)-c obsenwa Better Hurry! . j :lr~-~~'."'!..:0~:' ..........~.• . . d¥.b~~lldelll· '·p.~ f!'L~~ ."! , d~~-ntth&bet 1thelqulda-ted. ·· ••.· UUio :• ",. .... ... ....,... 0 wm~Pw~~~;: t..t ~'t_·· · mowmellt. n. u..-. alae renecte MOIOCM'I; conviction that the period ol. "~tunl revalution'' In ~~ baa leavlog Mao In @lllll(oCa .-..1 o! tho •"'"'!"t· lbe ..,_ _• """ e-, POMEROY- BankAmerleard, credit accounts, credit riska and a eredit card with tmlversal po- coUectlon problems lor pertld. teollal, wiU be lalllaled -ly to panill. Open to Melp Countnlld lila b.Y Pome"'Y'• two banke. Bend Area resident~, the ,ProTheoclore T. Reed, Jr., presgram will also enable '1nltant" · - o! The F 111"11101"1 Bank and Savings Co., IIIII Edllon Hob- loans to be made, free o! red - . ,....._ o! llle Pome- llpe, up to $100. "l'hroa8b -Amerlc:anl, & rt1Y Nallonal Balik, amouncod Salurdo.1 tile card wW elim1nate cuotomer Ia credit' If· feetlve 12,000· HOMES COOL SANDUSKY, Ohio (UP0 - An here .......... and !Ire riwodthrough aald ·Saturda.r'• blul slsnlled lhe bellrriog ot a fresh SOVIet efforl to rally sqpport for lhe World CotniiiJmlst Pirtlea Conferenc;;e, to a-;held here in May, Tho ·Sovlela · are bello-...! to want the suoloa to formally eJect Peklog tram tho world wheel oovere. (Heed J'l!ltrainta are .now included .. atand•ni equipment • SUNDAY. JANUAilY 12. 1969 CillCAGO (IJP0 - The Soutb Vletnameoe pemmem hal WASHINGTON (UP0- Prell· _ _. a packqo propooal. for tbe wlllidrawll al belw- 150,010 dent - elect Nwiooa eablael ,... IDd 200,000 Amerleaa troops by tbe end ol this year and ror ~~::.~~;,=~"a::::. getting tbe Parl1 peaee talks olf the ground, the Cbiet.8) Oaill publican administraUon finds out H'nr1 report8d. Saturday • 80 and plurwecf over an embank- whether Ule Demoeratie..(!(lltrol. · 1D a buDer beadllne story &om Sailon aWlii!!ld by Dai.J.y Neira mem today, killing one person VietnameH COrrespondent Keyes Beedt, the .-.r Mid aranouneeand tn:iuring at least 26, led Congress is ln a hCI'leytnOOQ mB ol the propoAl wu 11 immlnent." · The eastbouOO bus was one of mood. The paper Aid South Vletathree chartered by the Mogul All ot N~•s cabtnet nomi- mese ~resident Nguyen Van were three motives behind the .Ski Club of San Francisco to nees and several Bll:l - eabloet Tbleu wtU recommend an South Viea.mese sottenlnc ol aopolnteea willappearbe!orema. · •--~·•• ~-~-• take skiers for a day on the Jor Se ........ ~- "'"'.,..•"~ of "•••· _.,. poll~·. _, slopes or Ule Sien·a. nate committees in their Where from 20,000 to 50,000" - ••To enable President Jotm. ldentlt,y of the dead youth, a first step toward confirmatlOO. American trOQPI with 1 timet.- &011 to announce berore he male, was not Immediately Wlth two exceptions, little trou- ble for tuture withdrawals leaves offtee that American known. ble was foreMen, and the betting totallrw between 150,000 and troops are flrally being w:L~ Tile Sacramento Cwnty Hos- 11 that Senate approval WOtlld 200,000 men by the lll.t of 1969. drawn from a long and 11111 pita! reported treat1111 2,6 be swift routine. Tho Information In lbe story frustntllll war lbot cost him periODS besides the dead yotK But in Walter J. Hickel, nam- was attributed to "government hi1 politicll career." Most ot the irijured suffered ed interior secretary, and Da- sources... -"To give President-elect only cuts and bruises, but at vld Packard, the choice for depAa ror the mlred Parts talks, Richard M. Nl.xoD 8011le •sis least one was reported In ucydelenaesecretary,Nlxonhas the ptper aald, the South ror cootbaled slqiOI"toltbewar neurosurpry. sent Congreas theingredlentator Vletnunese eovermnent 11 rea- in the flllce of a growt-w pd)lic With it__you onier a biiP"·~­ otandani V8-the 300-hp 360-cu.,m. job. . With that you onier the famous Cbem>let Turbo H)/dra-matic tnJii. miMion. p - diac brake~! wr eft'ortleea, unwaverin1 etol!fin- , pc;wer. F~teen-inch wllitewal , tun, and Large Selection PAGE9 VOL Ill NO 50 COLUioiBUS (IJP0 - Ohlo'a 1081b Generlll Aaaemhly meell Mooday niJht to bea1n liB eecond week ot wor!<, fa<ed wllh tbe problem ot seating two-members. Ac:thlzy wu -clod tD pick up Ia tile House, where a oelecl rules commtuee wa.a to report oot IIIII tbe House adoptlla rulea. What a besinnini. it is., · . You ltart with •the 1969 . Impala 1rimts - jttditttl cal document, oot an edue-.. al docume:U.. n Work to Piek Up witb comparable equipment. ' iunb~ let us down very In '70 Voting ENTORY ho•- of lee, a&telll tD tbe ..... weetber· froiUd .,... ):ealdeall In ..-nt.-,o. The Elalnt G., alarllo .. k d G.:. w:u~':'"sJiv~ Jac -e -:~f:·~e~·otRe,.ta L1Jies CliUii.Ces s ICE HEAVY - The Ollio River, IIDed -llreo ci ! 1 m&Q)' unlverlltiel."' enoqh." ' ' The pnill]denlll . o! tile IDler. He llld prelldtala foil tbe Uainrllt¥" Cowu:U, which hu fllure for ltudent tees was "too roprosenlatlon from all llate· h)&b." hal ,,: One P~li~y"For Alf ~ We Pledge ..Jipprtod-odiOOia, erWclzed tbe lt- m'· . • • - ., • ~ \ Dr. Jolin Mlllett, ~· c"'"'oeuor, Nld tlu!t...,. ot the lUJI)rOpJiatioa1 IDcreaHI e<l!lld be mel !axeL "Ev!~~ 10, wllll ~·pro. ~ IDoomlr!l nooda ot blaher Odo~atiM Ia lbll 11ate wW u be met." MID oil 11114 "I reo- a Mlb«allon ot Columbia Gas Co. o! ObJo SIDmloy In nearby PerkiD• Twp. IIIII ller\'lee bad to be cut oil"' 12,000 hom05 In the area. KILLED IN CRASH DAIIBYVILLE, Ohio (IJP0 Michael Mdlonald, 16, Colom. bWI, WU killed S&iurdly when he lolt control Clf hla ear m a COWIQI road near here IIIII It eruhed. at pu-ll!'lpa!IQ& - . ehanta tlmJaihout tbe world. 0.. mmthiJ llatemenl from lbo ..... wW be IIOI'oble at '"'"" ai 111111- ltalbnaU. ·' ' Ooe~ ZSO,OOO -~ .....<' have~ lbo .,.._,....._ lnlllAted In 1958. ~ Ia ...... eot credit ..,._ 111 lbo u.s;.A. 1llth io m1111oa car<lloiden. Oaeelmpl-,lbo-... tio will halld!• IDdMdoa1 I!Oimta, . ondit'1oe. lntbe~- pt .. ....... lbo local- ..... .... - · ., . . o\lllaU NitiNil BaiiiUiU ...• .... ' Oblot.• "1;' • .. E. th- E. 59 74 �~ •-•••tr11 ..a ,.~~~,~--...,-.J....,dtl• ' J.ay of the Lmd• 11- , . . . . . , 'l'lb-.......... ~ 1:1._ • • .• ~ G:.~S • Plan -W:injield·.. Meeting .]tJn. ·16 ' ' ""'* "'""" Cilolnl;r . PT. Pt.li:ASANT - A •• 1ng wiD be belli In WlnlloiG JUO. i• • ' for -protedloo*!lllt _, -•COI&Iion Oilier----ldlr_a......,of--1, , .• CclunV wiD bo •110'1· The projod ..... - b e all of tbe w....... Soli C<>nlonatlon planted lneluolo ...... European Dlotrlet, the Capitol Soli Ctlll li • bladl alder aDd 11dmm olln. YaiiLil D!mlot IIIII BooM Caue11 of the Qqan SoU Ccmona. tiD interview people in several s-a. ' BY WU.LIAM P. SMITH Area Farm Management A&ont JACKSON - Today'alop farm. proteulons to learn about their proteasiona. Several chUdren en have found It e1sential to cboJe aoll and water con~~erva­ tlon. In the interviews we bave bad, the alertness rA. the children in askins intelligent queatlonl has been amazing. We are glad to help. A REVEGETATION PLAN Ia being developed for a strlp mine area located near Hogsett along Flaltoot Cnek, owned by the J, S. Hayman helra. John Cooper and Ronald Gilkeson of our SCS aasllled with the planning. About 11 acre1 was dilturbed In tbe mining operation. The ,plan describes how the land wUl keep oomplete IUid accuraie busIDeal records In order to manage their flll'IM prollt.bly. Records, they say, pve tbem one of tbe boll ~ lools a- 42C qt. HIGH DruRGENT 35C qt. .\ I 3AC fit. a Mil;, w••, Gaui,Ou. 614-245-5509 • MELTS MQRE SNOW AND ICE' FAS1'ER! e GIVES INSTANT ' TJUCl'ION. EFFICIENT! NO WORK! Miss Urugler is Central $oya CROP'S Director . 11,..FOODPOWEffPeopfe '-1 \ , CROP Oflice has announced that Mlal Margaret Brugler has been awo1ntec1 full .time Ohio F leld James Wbltcomb Riley, the Hoosier poet, wrote WI· der 111e pseudonym of Ben· jamin F. Johnson. Director for CROP, tbe Communlly Appeal of Church World 8er'vlce, eflectlve J~~N~ry UlliN FOlD rlcultural lenders are more likely to make you a loan If tl!ey have .ome tangible evldonce of your manapmenlabllltY. A good oot of recorda ms.v Just help cllneb the loan for yOII. Of course, QODI&Jiet.- lnCl ac. cunite recorda are Invaluable In Miss Brugler Joi!1ed tho CROP organization In lt48 ao a secrotary. Since 1952 Ml18 Brusler and Dr. Clyde N. lloiiOrs lOr· ved aa co-directors of the Oh1o CWS.CROP proit'llm. Dr. l!og. era, who will be rettrtng next reporting. AdeQiale records GALUPOLIS - The National I. tbe '!'own and den. Jt•a oileD surprlainll how oultao~ Countl-1 -•aw Depart- ••Of! • _-,!: ' - . FENDERBOSCH SCORES - Blue Devil center 'Clke Fmlerboach (23) scores a two-pohter wlill 4:156 Jell In the tldnl period, giYIIW GAllS a 49-23 lead over Ylsiti!W lllelgo '"' the GoUW<>Us eourt Friday bl&ftt. Others Uove, left to right, are Gallla's Jim He-nry (30) aDd Mel&'•' Jack Rob1111011 (3~ and BUI Henaler (51), · , ; ·~t H~ To forfeit;: · .}ijeigs Reserves W~ In .. . \ "• SEOAL ALL -GAMES TEAM W L P OP WeUmn • : . • . 7 I 584 475 Atbena . • . . • . 8 2 606 509 Galllpollo • . . . . 6 3 629 551 Jaekaon ; . . .••• 6 3 567 476 ATHENS- Athens high school's Ironton • .. ..... 4 6 586 632 Bulldogs rallied ti-om a lo.point Nelo-Yorh •.••• 3 6 508 608 deficit Friday night to trounce Logan ••••..•• 3 7 504 570 Melgo .•.••..• 0 7 319 478 visiting _Jackson 67-43 to remain undefeated In SEOAL play as the TEAM W ~ p Athena , •••••.•. 7 0 450 Wellaton ........ 6 I 518 Galllpolla , .....• 4 3 476 Jaek1011. , ••.• • . 4 3 t35 first halt of loop acti~ ended. OP Afl.er tralli!W Jackson 13-11 345 and 31·25 in the first am secqOO h.eld the Iron-~3 periods, Athell8 . . 422 men to just five points In the 388 third quarter to lake a com. ~ ·~·.· ~. butcCI!Iebackto~·for !:!-llocklng OIUO !UGH SCHQOL BASKETBALL SCORES B:r United Presa llltieraotlcnl Waver!¥ 9f PqrtlllllOUift West 44 ClliL Flaget 67 Hunt. 'l'1rp. 59 Guernaey C.lh. 80 New Loxi(Wion St. AL 59 Zane 67 Roes .s...-.~ern 47 )VaaiiiQgtjJii H. 82 Wllmill&tm 60 Aahlanll 68 Cooiloctoa 6ll . · ~ 62 lUver View fll ... DISCOUNT ,Bog, Bulk and Liquid Fertltiaer, all •voilaltle now. Tak• delinry now frem our DNO werthou1e ot P. .eroy. ~=~s:: 104 ' . ' weat liulldnaun>U Ma.Yovll1e59 ETB cash bonus Trl V'aU111 -77 Philo 59 New ll!xlnrt<in- 81 Morain 47 Cr-,mo 68 Join the thousands of s'atlsfl8d customers who have already pocketed ETB cas~ . us checks from International Harvester. .. All you need do to earn your ash bonus Is to_ purchase new International lpment early-be· . fore the-season of use. YO can choose f~om just. about everything in the 1969 line offarm ~nd indus· trial tractors and equipment. Trading early for your equipment needs will earn , . you a cash bonus equal to 61. per a'nnum :on the · amount of cash an~ior trade·i~ used a~ a dp~ ,:,. · payment or In full payment ·of .i ho P,~rch.aud · ·' · aq~lpmtnt. · i · FQol49 w BciftUa. Ph. 992-2181 Jock W. C•••f• LOGAN - The urt>redictable Logan Chleftalns led visiting Ironton Cor over two quarters Fricls.v night before ftnally being subdued 56-52 in the most exeit- Jrc cOblest playedinSEOALcom.Petitlon. The Tigers trailed Logan 30. 26 at tile half and the score changed hands over 15 times In the second halt before Coach Dick Myers' lads finally notched their third leq,ue victory ol the season. Charlie Kitchen ~ed in 2(1 pointo to pace the winners ..1th PhD Hooch addi!W 18. . Bob Joaatoo'a 13 points led the Logan shoolera as they cltoppecl Into a tie with Nelsonville-York for seventh place In the league • Clay TWp, 83-Wostern 69 ·Wheelersburg' 82 ~ortL East 77 Valley 79 Northwest 55 New 1\osi(ID 8.1 Souill Webster 71 Porto. Notre llome 58 Minford 48 Coli. Elatmoor 61 CoiL NOrth 4,5 Greenlleld 63 HWsboro 62 . CeiL COrltrali57 Colo. Northridge 52 Colo. SOIItl! 72 Colo. West 61 Cola WhetStone 69 Colo. Brool<ha- 36 · Pleallollware 48 Roocb 1>-2- 18; Blrtram 5-2-12; Washburn 0-1-1; Kitchen 8-4.-20; Edwarda 0..1-1; Moore 1-2-4. TOTALS 2212-68. • - LOGAN (52J- Johnston f-5..13; ~12; Gallagher 4-4-12; Walter O..l-1; Siebl t.-2-10;; Roll loa 2+1. lfO'r AL8 20-12-6%. ·. Score by qlartera: · lrontoll .. .. • til 26 42 Loean •••••• 10 30 4t 52 Reserve score: Ironton.48. Loean illi. -w •ata led 26.:13 at halftime. The Bobcala piled up a 40 • WELLSTON - With flvel'll.Y- 30 lead with 3:46 leflln tho third ers scoring in double figures period IUid went ahead 48~9 •• the Wellston Rockets r(iled over the period ended. Kyger Crook visiting Nelsonville-York Friday pulled out to a 61-48 load with night 94-56 to maintain their sec- 3:58 left In the contost. om place standing in SEOAL acHamaD Trace connected on tion behind pace--setting Athena. 26 of 75 shots from the tleld Oddly, Wellston's Skip Down- for 34.66 per cent and made '• ' tho Bit '.'L" o• R. .to 7 & 33 ot th• of l'o~y ' \ '"1.;' I ""' \ •... " IUIJIN FORD SPECIALS 67 Ford Falrlaae 4 Dr. S.clan, blwo flnl•h, bl.,e Int., V.e OntiM, o"'omotlc: 1rons., rodlo, - - •h••· Wh..l CO\Ierl# fCKII;II'y air, A•l L.obol. ard, who averaged over 30point& onl7 seven of 20 trom the foul per outing this season, netted line. The Wildcats had 47 re· onb 18 polnta for the winners bounds with Dave Daniels get .. aa Terry McMaoos topped the ling 13, BIU Wells, 6~ Junior, Rockets with 19 markers. Mark Flck tallied 13 points for the losing Buckeyes, who dropped into a tie with Loean for · seventh place in the league with. a 2-S mark. NELSONVILLE • YORK (56lThe- lift ... wiD Flck 3-7-13; Ennis 5-2..12; Pol-lluet<>..UO, ley ~2; James 2-1-5; Midkiff 1..()..2; Thompson 4-3-11; Craw• ford 4-3-IL TOTALS -lS-18-56. WELLSTON (94) - Downafd 74-18; Zimmerman 6--2-14; Fout 5-3-13; Helbert 6-4-16; McManus 9--1·19; Howell4JJ-8; Pittenger 2-0-4; Scholtz ~2. TOTALS 3S. 10..94. Score by quarters: Fino all wool wonted In eluolo NaiL-York ••• 8 23 38 56 ttyle mill Ukfl belt. Ideal for year 'round 1111 weather WaUston •• ; .• 22 48 64 94 the perf«t eompudon-walk· Reserve score: Wellston 511 in_g, drivins-, t!tl•lfnc. AD Nelaonvllle-York 46. Alligator i& one uuftg thit. wtU never let you down ID thlt • .._.,.wOrld. Gahanna 69 Worthlngten 59 Westerville 91 Whitehall 86 Reynoldsburg 77 Mt Vernon 67 Grovoport 63 Grove Clcy 55 GrandYiew 73 Marysville 57 Looclon 69 Bexley 58 CoiL Wehrle 48 Cols. Hartley 40 $2095 .............. f.,_ fAAigotor Gold Label aabardlia• sso·o• w_.- Cola. DeSales 66 Cols. Watterson 57 Mar- Tes.vs Valley 84 Dublin 82 54 Chillicothe 51 ZanesviUe 79 Lancoster 35 36'-' JUST ARRIVED!! • f. New Shipment of GALLIPOLIS-MOTOR CO. Red /fot ' WISMAN OF • 1967 THE MONTH '300' M•· 'I Green with 18 points. The box score: JACKSON (43) - Cosby 0.2-2; Mossbarger 3.0-6; Rice 2..0.4; Green g..o..18; Osborne 1.0.2; Ar· baugh 0.1·1; Mapes 3-4-10. T!)TALS 18-7-43. ATHENS (67)- Wickerham S. 3-21; Wagner 1+2; Handley 7+ 20; swart · 4-3-- 11; Jones 2-0-4; Noel 3-2--8; Hess 0..1·1. TOTALS 20.15-67. Score by quarters: Jackson • - ... 13 31 36 43 Athens • . • . . . 11 25 50 67 Reserve score: Athens 45, Jackson 29, Rockets Romp top, owner. There's s611 time-so and lol ,u s fi11uro an E~rly Bonus deal for you. llon't ~ ••~'-' you tlade tho b!IJII\• S..•lng lololta, Golllo Maooo-C.Uiltloo Uppor End call di>omed the aa-D Trace Two other Bd>call were In WUdcllo 7U91ohaDcCOJ!oiOC· ciOublo flaureo l8llnot llalman - · · - an:.t.ur,-' PtdQI onc1 place In the VaUey Trace. Tom Reoao, 0.1 aenlor, 15 and ReeN had If. -Athletic c.aterenee. hA4 15 polnll and Earl Thom· n.a Ultle llobeotl ..., U. Bradbury, who aeored 14 tleld u, G-1 aentor, had 10. • rellei."Ye p.zne ai45 u G a r 1 ~~ and. ilve free - · · bli , • Backlns! Daniels up In tbe lforl. ·--- . o-..1 11 and T <> m 01' e111rt oboto from tbe nan Trace scoring FriciaT nlgllt Hylell 10 for,IM ..._.. Norm ..,-.O..Or 1n 111e third period . ..,.e Larey Jetrora, 6.0 aeo- 8o!Ddler hall 12 for to put K.Yser Crook liwed 48· lor, with 11 points, IIlii Jim Traee. 39 aa the fourth ~ got· om.. Cloapman, Sol! Ienior, will!· 10(iiEllEili1E' GWE)' ' ' derws.v. polnto. HANNAN TRACE (1M~ The bll( Bobcat piYO!man hold The win glvea Kyger Creek L. Cremeans, 241-4; J. w_., cmto llrlt place Jn tbe SV AC a ~l record in SV AC comped. 3--1·7; J. Sldndler, l..O..:Z; scoring raloiDc bll averqefrom don aDd a 7~ reeordlnaU games. Queen, 0-1-1; K. Soraln, 0-14; 2,2.3 to 2l.2 JOintl ,Per ganle. The loss leaves Coach PaUl N. Swindler, S-.2.12; J. In 'm INAC oonieota, Bracliurr DWon'a Wlldcata wltha3-41NAC 3.0-4. hao ooorecl 146 poloto. record. Haman Trace Ia lHl In KYGER CREEK (13-~ _ In llgamea tldo ......._Brad· pmes. T. Hyaell, 4.:1-10; K. 1Jrow, .0.. bm has ocored 211 polnto, Ill The Wlldcall held their own 3-3; G. Slunder•, 3-5·11; J, average of 21.1; good for third -lnBI Kygor Creek thellrst half ..0, 11-2-3; E. M.Uger, 1~~ place In aU pmes ll<llriJJg. but faded In the third period aa T. Deon,y, :lot.<. Dave llanlelo, 6-2 aanlor, DOC· the Bobcats went out In front by Haman Traee • . . • 8 18 25 I& ed Hannan Trace with 23 poinll' e1ne point• 48-39. K.Yaw Creek •..•.•• 9 12 31 M Daniela Ia tblrd ID SVAC &cor.. Kyger CrMk led 6..0 early in inll with 138 polnto In oeven the contest and 8~ with 3:54 (VARSITY GAMEl games, an average of 19.5 per len in the first period, Jtm staHANNAN TRACE .,6-7~9)­ game, Daniela Ia third in all - son's layup )JJ.t Hannan Trace a .. L. Jeft'era, 5·1-11; D. D8lliel1. games acorlng with 254 polnta he&ll for the first Ume, 9-8 with 10-3-:3;: J. Sisson, 3-1-7; J. Clwp. in 11 pmea. an average of 23.1 2:46 to 80 in the first period. man, ~10; B. WellJ, 2·l.S; E. per game. The Bobcatl led 14·11 as the per- M.....,.,..,., 1-1~. Keith Carter tA Southwestern loci ended. KYGER CREEK (28-18-7t) remalno In second place In IN AC K.Yser Creek was leading 22. Bra4>urY, lf-5..'13; J. Roth. scoring with Ill poiJrto In five 19 with 2:32 to ao In the !trot pb, 1..3-5; T. Reese, 5~·15; E. games, an average of 22.1 . per half. Jeffers bit from the slde Thomao, 4-2-10; K. Buckley, 1-1· game. Carter, a 6..0senlor,rack .. and Dave Daaiela made a pair 3; ~uldlng, 3-2-l!. ed up 28 points Frida3 n1&M b1 or jumpers to give Hannan Trace !Iamon Trace . . • • 11 23 39 59 non~eague game u Southwest. Ito last lead 23-22 with 1:07 J{.yger Creek ••... 1426 49 74 em clowned Hannan, W. Va., 91- to ao In tho first hal!. The Bob- •· c;lell!lo 89 O!tawa \lWdOI'f ~ . Now and Get the ·Etrly y,jl,oo>lc lor getter tor Jackson was Paul The box score: IRONTON (56) - Basketball Results c. FERTILIZER flllllir Cntilk :28 of a· from the Reid for U.01,... cent "" - - '"' II a( 27 ot U. line. 111- Creek lllol 4S r .. s. Post SEO Cage Wins rr.ce BUY YOUR had U and Jtllrero 10, c. Athens And Ironton SEOALStan~ a..u . ' on ·::Jill! be makes It a practice of keopID& accurate financial records. MallY farmero think ~ don, have time to devote to roeord ~eeplng, Bul, more time and eltOrt oxpendecl ... this job ....... 1y Ps.YB hl&lt dlv!dollllo. A farm aeeountlna oya. ' ' a.-. GALUPOLIS BLUE DEVILS ('15) PLAYEII-POS. f'G.A FT-A PF Ill! TO TP Jim Henry, __F, .., ••• , • , • , •• , • , •• 8-11 1-1 3 10 2 17 Ironton .•• ,,, •• 3 4 412 424 manding 5().36 lead entering :;:'c, . Gteg Pluley, F, , , , . • , , •••• , • • • 14 0..0 4 3 1 2 Logan , •.• , . , , . 2 5 426 471 the final stanzL .f Greg SD!IIh• F, , • . • . , ••••••• , • , 3-S .2-2 4 4 4 8 Nel1-York •....• 2 5 375 465 . The Bulldogs traUOd29-19wlth ~ p c, n n I 2 0 0 0 I MM•• ••••••••• 0 7 319 478 1:54 remaini!W in the nrat half, 1..•'10 2 · --!~ G """u• . ...., ., ' • ' • ir"" ·• •. ' • ' : ' :. :.: ~, • ·~~Ai. RESEBVEft ' :~' '.-·EOM a:t .$..34 on &Ill 14dey' s 3 1 ·~ ..,......,, ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • &.-7 u-v 4 f. ;11Gili; ~cer, G, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11·18 1·1 2 13 0 23 TEAY W L p OP fteldgoalwlth4:17lectinthethlrcl 1',.-.ltcl<- Ma!!howa, G, • • • • ••. , ..... 5-12 2-4 0 2 3 12 Atheoa . • , • . . . 7 o 328 2M period. ,Lc:nlle Buah 1 G, , , , , , , , .•• , • , .• o.2 0..0 0 0 0 0 Ironton , . . . . .. 5 297 244 In upping their lugue record ;N-· Gilmore, • F, • • , • • •• , . • 0.1 0.0 0 -2 0 0 Nei!!-Yorlc ...•.. 4 3 308 294 to 7.0 the Bulldog& were paced .~w Aibertt, G, , • • • •••••• , • , •• 1).2 0..0 o 1 o o Gallipolis ...•.. 4 3 302 319 by Dan Wickerham with 21 points •TOTAl$ , 3~70 7-10 18 48 13 75 Wellston .•.•.•• 3 4 319 311 and Handley with 20. ll;;u-' •{. lo!EIGS loL\RAUDERS (42) Loean ••••.•.•• 2 5 274 327 Coach Dave Fisher'slronmen ~~YJ:!Ii-, 1'0& f'G.A FT·A PF RB TO TP Mollo .•••..••• 2 5 273 292 dropped Into a third place tie 0 1 2 2 Jackooo •..•.••• 1 6 224 288 with Golllpolls at 4-3. Top pointAult,: F, • , • , , •••••••• , , • 1-2 0.0 1• G, , •• , , • , • , • , • , • , • 1~ 0.0 1 2 1 2 FRIDAY'S RESULTS: JAN. 17 GAME& !M'iJ~aaert¥, G, •••••••••••••• O-f 2-4 I 4 3 2 (Vars!Q') ·Logan at Wellston . ~~;,Werry, G, • • • ' • ••• • • • • • ••• 1-5 1-4 I I 4 3 GaU!poUo 75111elga 42 Ironton at Atbena ~~ - ~olin, F, •••. , • , • , •••••• 2-4 0.0 . o 2 . · 1 4 -Atbeno 67 Jack1011 43 Nola-York at 'Meigs ( fil:f!i:·-~; F, • : ••., • , •••• , •••• , • 4-12 0-.'1 3 7 . I 8 lrontcll 58 Logau 52 Jack..., at Ga!Upolla ...· ~il!'iltOto, t,, , , ...... , , , .. 2-8 1.2 -I. 6 2 5. Welloton 94 Nolo-York) 56 JAN. 18 GAMES: ,!foe.~·· c, ,', •••••••••••••• 5-12 0..12 ' . ,2 · • 9 2 16 · (J!eoei'VOB Jaekaon at Waverly ~r, F~ ••• , • , ..••••... 0-.'1 o,a o o 1 o · Melp 0 OallljJollo 48, Galllpollo Gollll>oll• at Coal Grove T<rrALS ' · · 16-15 10-.'14 9 , 32 17 42 - b y forfel~ WeUoton st Eastern of Pike Coun. llr Quorteio: Ironton 48 Loean 35 h r.a11r.;;.;,. Bluit llnUa •• , • , • , •• 22 12 31 10-75 WeUoton 51 Nelo-York H v ~;:-"~, • • • . . . . . . . . . . . 11 10 , g Atl!eoa 45 Jackaon29 ;".:'..:1 .,. :~~ J-~•rbo. .:~ ~ ri. ; ,:l· ."';~····:···~ Jo ..-,; ' . ·w. SEOAL VARSri'Y~ • GABS-Meigs Box Score 1 .= .. '!a""" ', $1295 tax l!lallll8mont In order that ment of the Ohio Coundl of you can miDlmize your tax bur· Churehe• and as & CROP eona •*• ' -.m ,U ,1W..-,, Monteray. 2 Dr. H. T, Red & whUe, Vo& auta. tron•., tir••• whe.l ca¥••· R•al •har'l autoonoblle by cmyon•'• ..d •. ' wq tied twlee, 1·1 and TCIII Sper.eu'• short jumper wl1b.4:37 left pUI GAllS aheod lor ke<pa, 8-7. Tho Devllo taWed el&ht straight polnla !lie In tho ....... Mel&• traDed by 11- 22. 11 - alter one qoartor. In a aluatllh oeCOOII period, GAllS outacored the Moraudero l:Z.IO. The Blue DeYila·led 34-21 .. at blllllmo. Jim lte""'''l three point pla,y at the 7:156 mark opeaed tbe IJov. 111- tldnl period oull>ura~ The Dovlla atretchod their INdio 35 polnto - 115-30 - otter three owra. period~ Frida¥, GAllS wiD hoot JackThe GoWa1111 blaeot leod wao son. The mue Devil• trawl to ; 37 polnta - 67-30 with 7:37lelt, Cool Grove foranon-lequegamo '/34 With 4:02 remaining, IIIII . saturday nllbt. Melao will Pil¥ 7~8 with 1:12 lhowlog on tho NeliOIIVIIIe • York and Wahama at clock. hm1e thl1 weekend. Bath ...cheo ployed their reLast nljJht, Melp ~la.Yed Jackoervoa moat of tbe fourthperiOcl. son and GAHS at Logan as Melga OUIIeorod the Devllal:l-10. aecon:l round act1«1 begin In the Galllpalll placed three meo In SEOAL. ' .. . I , GALLII'OLIS ~ Chuel\ Brad· 51, to haDe 10110 Orot place In buri, ~ IOillor, olammed In 33 an pmoo ocorlng wl!h 201 poiJrto · polilla Frldor nllbl at K ¥ ge r In ellbt gamoo,aoaverageof25.1 Creek u Coadl John Stna'a Bob- per pmo. _ - Joe M)rera led tbe Man~era• attack will' 16 polnll. · - Golllpolro hit 34 ~ ~ rr.m tbe Reid for 48per cent. The GoUiana added aoven ol 10 from the-Ine throw citclea tor 10 per cent. GAllS .'l""'mitted 1B perscnl tul4o;..,cllltct.d 48 fobound•, 0111 had t3 turnovors. ~neer hauled down 13 reboullds tor ille w111110ra, Heory aDd Mike FeDierbosehaddioc!IO eaeh, Mell(s hit 16 of 55 ftold aoa1 atlelq>ll !or o cool 29 per . The Ylaltora had 10 olU.at the foul circles for Upercent. Mell(o commlllod oid,y nine peritllolo. The Manuilero grabbed 82 reboundo. M~-ero had nine. tllelooera eommiUed 17 eostb' turn- ; 1 ..-1111 time. ldded 12. • •,' z SPECIALS 65 Mercury JW>O, - · · .. director of will enable you to Jll'actlce wlae GALLIPOI,.IS, OHIO, '' '"· much one can aave In taxes, il Rodney Supply Co. Route 35, Rodney, 0. MELTING CRYSTALS llllll' lnformaUon and data to evaluate al.l omai!Q ~aa~<!f!frm - cq!tal. Y01rwlll be ible ·to lliake better decisions and rewer costly mistakes. Onee you have demonstrated the ability to keep good r.-.11 IUid kDOw how to ... them, It wiD be easier to obtain needed <red· it to operate your 'Waines•. AI· tax NON DETERGENT HALITE tern Is now available for eommerclal rarmera who are lookIng tor a way to keep better reeords. It was devel~ by tile Department of Agrienttural Economics, The Ohio State Uni- verstcy. Irs tailor made to meet tbe needs or commercial farmera tor Income tax, social seUilable 01'1 a modern commer- curiiY, eredlt and business mancial farm. These farmers not agement and analysis. The new tarm aeCOWll book only have a good record keepIng s.vatem, but they know how ean be obtained from your loud when to uae records ad- w COUDIY Extenllon omc:e. Pick up a copy at your earliest cmvanu_..ly. 11'1 ~ pooolble that an lm· venlenee and stMt )'OUr 1969 proved reeonl keeping system reeords out on the right foot. Re11 jlllt wbat,1 needed to boost member, complete and accurate 7our tarm income, too •.•• and buainess records can help you improve your farm income In do It quickly. How can you make better use the very tirlt year. of ~ farm records? Well, for me thing, complete records wUI proride you with tho neoea- SUPER BLEND ahot~w· 5~44 ,. r er. Ste asked her student• ') ' letUnthe tlratper.. lod, !bot made It 15-4 - allllopln when Jett. Wercy P<IPJ)edinatwin-.'' 1Pointer from oullldewlth 4:581eft In the llr1t alamo. That made It .. 7~ In fll...- of the Yilltoro. It •il THE M..\SON COUNTY Agrl· eulturaJ Council hal set Feb. 11 and 12 Cor the anrwal H83 and. Silage Show. The place and program will be al'llounced lat- clas~ea. For·31 ctwn9lm don Dlatrlet. Agricultural and civic leaders have beeD lmtted from each or the COUDtiel In· volved. It i1 expected that fol .. lowinll the lnformaUon .-Inc tllat an application will be prepared and submitted to WashIngton for the RC&D Project. MBS. MELVIN C. JARRELL, a llxtb grade teaeher at North Point Pleasant Grade School, l1 carryInK out an lnteresttng course In her social atudlea and Engll1h ' ' GALJ.IPOtiS - C(llch Dulle Buroon'o GoU!pollo Bluo DeviiJ hit 15 of 22. llhoto ·irom the field In the third period, ,oqtacorecl vlalt.lrc Mols• 31-9, tholl were '"' to haDII the llaraudors of C4o<h ~rl Wdfe tbelr uvenih conNcutlve - c k , 71M2. It woo the muo Devilo olath triU~q>h.ln nino pmoo. lnt!de tbe Southoaaiern Ohio l.eo4iuo, the GaUiona Rnlohed llrot holt play In 1 tie for tldht plac:e With Jackson wjth a 44 record,three ·pmea bobl..t clefeniiiW leoauo aud Athono. The Bulldac• pPIIahod olf Jacbon 67-43 for tholraevolllbatnlgllleoofet. eooe vletory FridaY ni&ht. . F.w.y•o G~ bolllo, Dia.Yed before llllllbor CIIIOclly deuble fllw'OO- 1'00l ~lW'<in-- · <rowd t11 the Goll!pol!s planko, iahed with ,23, Jim HOilQ> hadl7 "" Melp ahoacl twice - once aid Beep Matthew•, deapite a wheil Jel! T7o scored on a crlp lil&h touu>orature before pme ·m.d< 1oeuo1 II - of tho 16 to ....... tbe - - Re- - · ,pidea wtdol)' . . . . ...,.... IIIII lltm· for ..-. mlao be· ..... G( .lti...UIQ'Io ........... apmd P,joct a( which - c.a..... - . ' ., ""'" · .Points fu Third . . Canto ed to Jll1IJtdO ...,.., ~ .... er. Trooa odU aii!O be Jlloailld • 'iJ ·7~~42 Jftt .i~_iifl,t Cage .. 'itf: Romps, 74J59 . . be.!JrUIIAd,and ............... . BY JOHN COOI'EII SoU CGQ_.allan Sonl<e • "'Devils Explode • Tops - ' • ' 4 speed, wide o'tal Extro �I hoo:;.,;;r, re lie OF 64 orcl· ., ., ... ' ' . .... . . .• ick w_ ..... ' 1, n. Btoutif I bur cin ste ri wn . ird troubled sturnodln pe --but 4r. s of ard Top. reape •. Gess • a , aloo hit In double C te $1, 5 1,79 e St&ri.W h l vr in the Southern trawled So thwes 59 1D the u. The lar est o fi I r doo ig . 0 l-5 n Five Bo Original turquoi rn lll&lblond- e • ,.. Southwe1 pll n In the nan Tr '. a1 result ol .. VS Spec o · dr. 22 Receive t it and co be of I lo I s 95 s 95 $ 50 I ll ic grey finish . s fini h. Pow , $195 bur ci Top . Origi AC ahead of :- ,. ·$ . . 9 o 'n. One I cal o I ,62 CHEV. 1 Jn~ ·~rrfvH 66· Ford cent lday fini h ake • A t . wer ccn: I o . ner . . rt Verdoro udcet,a, and full c:onsul. ith pare m nt 'Vi eel. ol , 0 SPECIALS nd fini·stl .. td . shi AT 1116 1Uper911 llent e Mason a .' ' o ~·. 8mlth bad .l'or"- '' 'n.omp- • alp ant ._ lo Girl aiiYwood-.. ~dca. I rd P0111.;r , . H& 64 DAY eage. Domy U r and T 1 Flelda. lL Londla the 2811W'ken whllo amchlppod 20 ud s..toller got 19. 37 81 trln hoo ,..,... it 1 hlo, Pho · $93-7831. Ml><lel'l1 .POIIItry, I ' 4 ltc pre-o ed CD- BUY �. • ---"" - ~----- · ··' · ' It If-,"' ' s...... ... ,.... 11 . . 1' " Std' .... s.nll7, J'...., 1!. 1~ USJt CLASSIFlED ' I r;·1 1:- '\ J .. .,. -. O~W~ Cl.A.SSIFIEO RAT U \ F~r Sale 36" X 23" X.000 Aluminum Sheets Do.,- 0 .. ,,_ ••••• ·l7t lono .Jk li ... Tlwoo """Htvtl•o doyo • • ·16€ line Adwotr lti "t orct.••d for irrotulor inurtoo,.. wi ll toll. tho .,.. t i $i1 UIOO.C: .....iorO cfa,.o • • • • ••1• . All odO ora rOIIfittod IO their ,..,.., c:la .. ol ic oiiCf"'t con.d ta tho ,. 111 io• Doltr ' TriiJ.WOIO ••ria of,,.,.. ifl~lr1IOIO . • INiliiME TAX P'IIOIII:IIIJf S(I.V.I ,...., .... I . Vktar dtJ'1111if:r; ~d ~"""~· l.otOI'I$88 .. . H ' , . ... 'I'IDS - wr h• 011 - rich! For Rent WANTED 1-4 III38. For Sale ' PAULA KAY'S BEAIFI'Y Salm ' DiAMONDS ARE A girl's best CliEV. engine complete. 117 W1IIIIB • holrdreaer. friend untU she finds Blue cu. in. 42S h.p. 37,0110 miles Wttll. S28 Lusire fur cleaniJ18 carpelS. on It, t;!SO. Ph. 675-tt!Z beRent electric sbampooer $1. ftn 8 p.m. H Female Help Wanted FamtOI''s Hardware Co. 11-6 WOMINI ar• MONIY ITUDIO GIRL Roll~ Cotmettc. ('11011'1 .....S. womea ID and ntWid Gal· Upoltl. Full or part ttme. No .... MAPLE STEREO radio console ft:e8 STEREO C01180le with AM ..no-ne. ft411l1Nd . No ttorrlton' re<Ollll>lnatinn. 1968 modem .sle· & FM radio, 4 speed automa· lltlic!t1Gu. Taitt orden 111,-whano. ~ pnfiU up to eo per cerst. reo AM & FM radio combina300 Ooo4 BoUJelrHPLftl appro.-ed tie cbailger. Tills ael tion 4 speed automatic chang. t:ODa.U.:.. Eftr1tblnl funiUhold . mucb higher. Juat like - · Credlt ex.tf>rukd. Nu o~ll. io cor· er. Modem maple console. Ba. lf7, No fraaeJdM feel. No ltoek Poy t5 per mont!t llr PIIJ baJ. lnYHtmoM. Pnr full lqlonn•UOII. :ance due $91.20 or payments ance due $96.42. Call 1'/5.3011. b rnoll, pl\1• 3 ffee tampion , write of $6.110 per month. call M&:.r,mu;: GIRL HOLLYWOOD FOR· JI'ULA. Dept. 11·108. 114ft Hut 11171, ~ at No RoU,..-ood. Collf. 911110(1. A'IM -ed..llto blf profit oPndnl' AKC Reg. b!P miniature ror plll1:r plarl operaton. 9-1 STEREO. Wain:rt console with Poodle. male, 7 mo. old. Call I speed ehaJ18er. I speaker .... H Help W•nted system. Balance due f00.40 or ELI!lCTROLUX NEEDS 2 MEN 15.75 per month. Call M&-1028, SAYE IIOtll!:i' for fuU or par) time work. 111611 ZIG ZAG aewlntl macblne. Ph. 675-4331. 11-6 This machine mates buttor> FOR 'A JOB WELL DONE feel - holes, dama, 111111 omb. Take D1UVE11S NEEDED ing" clean carpets with Blue over payments of t5 per &EM! DRIVERS. local and ove~­ Lustre. Rent electric sham- DICIIIli or pay balaDce due the.road. Experience helpful poGO!' $1. Celltral Supply Co. Call 1'/5.3011. s-11 hot not necessary . We will 11-6 train you. You can earn over f,U5 per hour. For applica- FIREWOOD FOR SALE. Rio 1983 GMC 10 T. truck, good eondltlon, 1150. Ph. 416-42215 !Iller tion and Interview write Na· Grande Ba.·ber Shop. Phone tion Wide Safecy Director. 245-5535. N Room 126, 3U1 East 4th Street. Transportation Bldg., Cincin- 1965 OLDS JETSTAR, P.S., P. au OOooE 10 Ton PI<kup, a• toed, ...,. llres, besvy duiJ nati, Ohio or phone 513-2U· B., air, $1I95. Ph. :J118.8136. llpi'IJ18!1 & aliocks. Needs bod)' 5511. $-I wort. $225.110. - - - 7-3 ... ..., -.c. •. ___._ ._ ! 1 ,,--:~~~- SINGER SEWING MACIDNE IN WVELY sewing !able. Does We are seeking 2represerUtlves aU regular sewl118, plus ZIG in thh; &rea f.or career opportunZAG equipped to buttonhole, Ity, mooogram, dam, elc. Pay off -$600 month guarantee to start 7 pa~ ts.OO each. M&-Training at Coq»any e~nse I1138. 1-4 - Promotion by merit "* l!iill AS. II prleod -60 per cent income from established accounts Our representltives are happythey earn satisfactory incomes. Y00. too. ha-ve an exceptional 01)portunil;y to establish an income tor lire.. For confidential interview call collect 446-4376, Gallipolis, Ohio !1158 10 T. Chevrolet pickup truck, A-I Concl. Lawrence Sauiltten, Men:ervlllo, Ph. AI 6-el33. 1-1 ! SET of good UJed chureh pews, reasonably prloecl. Write or pbone stevens Church Supply Co. P. 0 . Box 711, HIDIIingtotl, W. Va. 3114-523- nn. ~u Lost biDiold under bleacllers AKC reg. German Slleopanl JIIIPllles, I male, I female, 11 II GtDJa Academy H.S. Frl· wb. old. CaB M&-t%11. I-ll day nl&lrt. Retum "' addtea ID bDIIold 11r .,.U fti.JIU. GOOD CLEAN LUMP 111111 llot. .. <Gal. Carl - . ' Rio Graude. Pbone lfS.IiiU, a.ll For lent BRADBURY FIIIST FLOOR ef· ficlency apartment. adullll on-- IF YOU .-. bulldll!l I MW ho11111 or nmoclellnl. ... ua. ly. '129 Seeond Ave. t-tf We are bulldm. Dll1rlbulor for Holpolal Applllnees, AJII. EFFICIENCY apartment, l - Eleclrle. 1M It rooms and bath, private. Pit GOL1) '" ' NEW GMC '11lUCK HEADQUARTERS 1968 10 T. IDI. pickup ua 10 T. Cliev. pickup 11&3 IIIII I1153 1881 Illll!l 10 T. Chev. pickup li T. Ford pickup 10 T. Dodge pickup Ito T. Oiev. plclmp noo Ford lrllek l. . ST.GMC . IJiiS IDI. I T, Slab I11115 Sit Dodge 1lUIItJ . 111541 Ito T. Dodge IllS 3 T. GMC 111'1 I T. GMC 1116'1 1 T. Cbev. 11115 10 T. OMC Pletap 11M Ito T. OMC Plckap 111'1 Ito T. GMC l'lckup Uf6 GMC llubadllii NewSTP'iinDW.... ' tiii.IG - I T. Jnllnd!tlmiat 111115 10 T. Doolp pjckap IISI 2 T. Int. Tradar 1 Mlnneapolll Molino ...,_ Vidt New 10" ·ltollrJ CUiteri tllll.50. New US s •· 10 piJ c.e. ornCE spaee for rent. eon ...._ from I o.m, ttiJ p.m. II!.IEPINO """"'· WI!Oily ..-. l'lrll Celllrll Hotel - · por mo. CaD d tot 11.m. . IN YOU •CAN .... oo. MODERN IUW.TOB ......Rentels ..... at1 Pl...IJ ....... ou.. Chellhl'* BEAUTIFUL older 1a1p Brick, 11 rm.o. 111111 two batlll, iiiOdem tltehen, redecorated, fireplace. buement, f7fflt a acre on Rt. 7. ' lm:NJNQ Corter ...... - ~ It Nell "'"'" A. A. Nllort - - :r 4 AcrH CAU. ,JACKSON DMIIl .MrOO Twp. Tile moon Is between Its laot quarter •nd new 9hase. 100Acres The morning starll are J-.lter VACANT LAND, lito mD• out, 1.1 """' Tob. B., 4 1101' tob. •ndTheMara. e-vening star• are Mercubom, good pole bam, pond. PINKING SIIEIJ!S sharpened fl.:!& up, scissors ISe up. ShepMachine Sales & Service, 862 lllt Ave. U Income Property LEE'S PLUMBING I ftEMOJ). ELJNO, Cmrti Illy, o. I'lL SEVEN rms. 6 both down, l IDl~C~ed~~~n~m opt. ll(lllalra, I Jerrer·son Dlvl• met with an trallO!' IJIICO, liform wlndowt, emlasary ot Preoldont Llneoln at RJchmonl, VL, to discuss A·I • . E'utem A... Civil War ,11e1Ce termL Building Sit• In 1932 Mrs. Hollie Carawi.Y, O!'fll: ACRE sites. Rt. 111, Rt. 1811, Rt. D, Lots Ill tllreo llil> widow of an Arkanua conp"eS ... •.. (81-. liBYNOUl'l GALLIPOUI TV llecolid Av- " - fnliii Pool Olllet ~ tt&tlll Your EmenoD llealer N 8:15.NeWB · 8:30 Henld of Tfulh 9:00 Pfotestm Itour 9:30 A:int Bertha 9:45 ·c$1id..en'• C1lOII01 10:00 lllualc ror .SUndiJI 10:30 First 1111>1111• Cliureb 11:30 Goepal of Chrllt 12:00 _Newa I man, became the flrlt woman lllWionl. • J.l'f Slleppm, . . . . . . Tbe ~t. ~hoYI 'II'~ tralton 'GUr!na the li<Wolu· lion. Tbey .i8!1& cowbeUa dii !be woocb, aDd Jrheli patriot farmers were lured Into am· bulb to rotliiCI up llr&1bl• cattle, tlie cowbo)'s toot pot .lh<ill at them. to lie replac,cl bY "victor)' .aausage,u , D1Jde -ot m.Ot allll ·soybean meel. In 1964 Communist nliols overthrew the sovemnent ot the Eo.ot African Ioilqld of -- --- --- .. ... -. --- --· - . -·...... --_,.._ --. --1 - ·2E ---·- . . - · ·· u........ About the Fann ,_, DIDonAglliCy LARGE LOT Plllrlol .... Rl., llelllpolll WITH BEAUTIFUL SHRUBS. 7 100018, I10 story bome, full Zanzibar. balb (D floor, ,. batlt I -- - - · on flnl, formal dining 100m, A thouiht far the do,y: larp LR wilh fireplace, lllso Soaal,lh cier£)'111llt . Norman · fireplace In rec room, lull MaeLoo_ol ·~ ....... broth-· basemen~ covered patio, new er. DO not llluJilbloj tllouall the earporl. L«aled just OUlllde path be dark as nlsht. 'lbere'a 1 city Umlts. . star to J1!lde the ~ble, tnut 15 ACRiS In GOd IIlii.. ·-,, · lhit. lillhL" · LARGE I ROOM HOMlll, bath, Pit. 1'11-2111 basemen~ coal furnace, small bam. tobacco ·bale, bas 10111t ~ootl Jots on Ra""""" cleek·. -c... - -Wo .,._ LonriWS . ,,. ~ ·--- - ·---...... ..... --. -·- -- - ....... -· II -. 9,. -· .. ..__ : • •• 11 ' . . .,_, .II • Ttns HOME Is located on,Third Ave. 2 full lltitbl, (!?'ill'di'Y ~ · d11 •- ' , ' :room flr1it...... , ·'"'' "'l''l . '· onI u. ·diplilJ ', • .' • · ...... ""· . room, ··•· "'~ . an~ Plumbing I HHtlng . a ~l'll . ~jr, fliD -~·14ejl . ' ' .. . .~-'· . port ........ ~····~ · ' ileeP lot An lde1i'~a ., . ~ ·.· : ,, ( ,....,; .U.....,. •··~~·~ •' .~ : . ~:.;~u,;,qLf .. . . .;. ' • . - •. -.. • • • _.,. . •. ,, -~- ,, \ ·! -. . '1•' ' l: . f I ~~~"fff,l ., :•''- ~ , . . ,,., ~ · -··· "\- .. 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" • 1 -_.. ---·---- -.... .... -.__ .. ............. ·--- I~ - -2E .... 3E. 4E.. ....... -... . 5~ 6~ _ .... -·..... 75 ....- 8: ... - __ _..,. -- -·- 9:.. --·- --·..... 05 ~ .,.._ "'""' .,_ ·a~': ....,..._ • 75 , ._. .... t - t...l ----~llllillrdltfPtiM ... ....c , . . , YDII SlooooJd, Ad v., .. ,... I ' IIJO,Oioiill 68 Chillicothe Rd. baJ or 4 ROOMS AND BATH, baJe. lllallt. Dap-PIL . . . . meat, nice Iorge lot, good l!l'renlilp - J. B. or too 111DC Ill teN or Jtonnlo lldd- renlal propeJ'IY. Price 43.000•.• NEED 4 BRs? WATIR v.. ,..,__ - ._ ....... .,._, 3E -"4·= · ·'.. ..... .5...• . 6E _.._ '*-__ _..... ... 2E - ..... .. .. --· -- I~ -·-- ·--_ IE ----· 2E 2~ ..... -----"" 3:! ........ 3ll.. -4·:... 4E: --·.. 5.. -- -· 5: ·--· 65~ 6: : 7 .... -7: -8 ..: 8~.. ..... '""-- a-.fiLIIi LARGE STONE •nd DOLL ~ N..,..,. lrlniJIIII' 1at11111 avalllblo, re-lile BRICK BIJILDING nlllll a11o far ~ or LARGE S'roRII; STOCK ~ good ........ molben, )iouriJ, dll- equl&lmon4 doing goocf bUll· 11 cr nllldy l'llel. Pit. «41- ness. Also a nice opportunity a. Mlf if ynu want your own bwllneu. Tills Is hard to beat. . .......weod,W. • --· __ ..... _ -- ....... _. ... rurtera UJIDTWNAN Water l:lallftry Senlet BIRTHS NrL VencO R. Adkla1, Rt. 3 ... Te.IJttQ· ever elected to the Vld.ted Wl'flio Amollory, &It II• -• l36o - ~~· WMOV Orf.IWJ C.Wbo11 Stale& lle•te. .In 1943 lhe omee · ot. ,Prl<e , Minln11traUon onlolr,cl .frl!lk- ' . . Wlalerl, ... - .n. thru Fri. Smillt, lit. I Oak HnL HclUi~ . Near Your Telel'ision On ""' The SIQIIng P(elcher ond Aw., GaUtPoU•: Md. Jeaale c. l'rioe, Rutlud; Mr& J oaeph R. Weekly Guide .To Better TV Vie.wing ry, saturn and Venus. 011 Ibis clay In !detorr. ~ - I'UJlllliNo' .. ~~~ ,~: aittrf · An a. ru. M&-lm. Tile Alma•c By United Press International Today Is Sunday, Jan. 12, the 12111 do,y or 1969 wilh 353 to 17 Acntl a.oo SZilVICJ: CJ1AtG8· W1U.. BDIOVJ: YOUR DVtD HOB8a AND COWS .. ' 0.... VACANT LAND, I5 A. Futuro, 1 A. -....ill. pond. I!IJOd fen. .... just off Rt. ISO, Morgan follow. ..._ . .....• o.' ' .•. THE POST OFFICE -.wltll 116 • :raealter 0::,:~ ::.':; _., SIX rooms and bath, outbldA McCormick Rd. MOllO. Teniitf• -1 Sai'Vices Offerwd DEAD STOCK ' , r No"" Uve ·SDortl. llrclodeaatii'" wm ...,.rcecle r(gulaj' pi-o- 'l lfthti'Wllen ic!hedulecl. .. NEW BRICK homo, Jill! compleled. 3 bedroom, carpet ID Hvlng room, baD ml clbiiDI area, lllrcb cabbieto, dJall. Wilber, garbap dllpul, aD padeled kltclten, I~ batlll, plenty fl .-.. ...__ ltid larp prqo, Lpcated ICl'OI8 flvm Alpine Xotel, out. Trailer 8 • 31, Rl. Itt. Bolb water 6 elect. lDel. ....... OFFICE PRONE •t8t l"Btcl Sl8n 2Ch!J. PI~~-;·=~~·;';::'~::::~! :Ot!AUmilll WDI~, Mlrtl, a . lit. Jackson; John c. Ste1nb;ck, 1016 Sec- U - ; Jill '""'Harold Pt.Pieooaat. Craok Rd. BenWd 11'1111 4f&. 1'111. 1·11 TRAILER U 1 &0, I BR, 1 mile SEE Tlllll S B.Jl home, I cdbulltllnp, J ...... of land. gas fumace loealed 11tar ~ roil of land tsMI. ....... Vlllap, Looking For A Bllrgaln QUAUI'Y. Rell Estlte For Sale Est....For Sale 0. D. PARSONS .... . . . lloi!<Dd.. .. Iftw IINind. CoD IN 1 ACI.J; LOT 1 iULI: ·ratH~ HIGH SCHOOL IN UCI:f.l.SM'l' OOMMUNft'Y. INCLUDEI BATB, J · C.U GAJIAGI: AND N8W ft1l. NAC.I. NO lf:ONEY D(tWH JJ' BXCI:U.tNT NJtiGHBORW1 1''-'· tor bwii•• '"' aroarlil floor ll!ld t.... ,..._..... Set> ODd Floor, ' • 'vDY MCIC et.aA.lf HOIII ON' · BATHI, CARPETED UVINO RN . AND HALL, W .B. rtftl: PLACE. LOVIL Y KODP'JIIN JOT. CHEN CRANQII:, 0"1;."'1, DIBR· WASHER Jn'C,) P'AlULY Jl, AND PLAY BOOM. ' CAR iAR.ALor., Opr.:.:•ltv •1... Smell3 BedfOCIII) Kyger Creek Sch. Dlst. t I 8'I'ORY Brlek I llufld. Jng ID Vbttoll, Olilo. Hal """" Sewlnl 8:00 THE OWNER OP THIS VDY PaE'JTY J BI:PROOJI RAI MOV· 1m AWAY AND JS Vl:llY ANXIOUS TO UU.. INCLUDED AU 4B.R.H- • Cll - 4 - IIIII ~112 NOIII IIIII p., ... ,.... St. .Multt A\~ WE BAYE t11e ot lbe bell 4 B.Jl lJomta on Ev... lfeltlhll. II bal I full bo1oment wllb · llecnelloa """" liilll lEitclien ID lbe baloii1enL pard SQNDAYS Lovely Mod!lt'll Coloni•l Rench JI'ORIIBIILY NIIIIIRT I AIIIOCL\'1'1!11 --1 LARGE IPIII>MoW 1l!lfml. ..?,. MO. FUlL P1UCI: llf,JUO . REALTOR '11-tl 1111111, ... UNftD. OWNill LIVa& IN UD a1()8JLB HOM&. TOTAL RJNT ON KVU-YTHJNG . . ..It _PR A. A. NIBERT Help Wanted I I ACRES oP LAND WrrH OOOD ftlONTAO& IJ R-0011 ROJIL I MOBILE HOVIS IN PLA.-CI AND - •. ... O••• .,. SA.TUII!>AYS li:SS WashliWIO~ Reports · U:OO.Newe RoUnd11> · 12:15 Bulletin Boord. 12:30 .ne utn'!.Scp1d 12:35 Toen-Tinlo !68 1:00 lnterchtll&\' 5:00 News. Weather,~ 5:30 SUnset Serenade (VbW Sll!n oro ,AHentlon Mr.lnvestor NEAL REAL Business W. wen., •. 7. I II'A'IB fit, a-. · Pr. PLEASANT - Funeral 1enlce wu held Saturdllf In Parllerobitra lor Ml<hael R.lfel. 1'011, 12, ot Mineral w. Va., father of R, H. MelroH of I'Gllil Plea'!8111. AddltlonaiAUr· nvora laclude a daughter, Mn. Eleaaor RamiOY otPa.rkersbur1; two ll'll1dehll!trt~~, Mrs. T o m Fllher aDd Ted:IY Melrose of Creek school wHb low Ia>: rate. Es· cellent gllden palclt Ask Iii. Ollleo ...... I4Ul'll • ..... LOCATION fBIBII too, Jaa E. Sleft111, O>arlo1 A. Stover, a&chel L. Turner, Mta. ADiollSSIOJoiS Footar llluqoor, 285 Siatiist.1 Cut ·C. Wiseman, lira. CUrtis Ga11lpolla; llr~ '1llcllord G. Adoml Ud lnfont 1011. Steele, P - Siar Ill,; Gclry P. Minton, Pt. Pioo..llt; Mu. Wll- PLEAMNT VALLEY IIOSPfl'AL IWDII. Nll»rr. ~IF...-r, Allllll'TED: 1i1rL l••w4W, VL; lha. ~~ H. Fowler, ',• .,. RadDe; Jou KQ;, PL lit. 1 Pt. PIOI_, Mn.-Ail!lnlo Pho1nt; llro, ll!mtd w h a m, R. Dabney, Ht!!de<- (lira. ~ 0,;, Mn. Bn,y It..... Cllra v. car...,. 11t. 1 Ml<1Ge- . pori! Jolin 1:1. Will, ~ liJSCHARGEIJ: JcilD Ceil.... lllvlcl 1. MecarliiOf, ..Jaebalti' r.-... Bol!om; Graee J'lad. l\lra. Joeeph T. Wall, -~~~ Ill!', l!nu; Nellie Loacb, . Pt. lllra. a.ries P•::;~,ru Hl11; ~Roy Woomer, Jr., Pt. lllrs. Vlrlil II. :i; Jack- Ploaoaat: Wwtam Stover, Ft. only 011 Pedlalrles Ward. Wu:iwel R. Meltwe """" ""'· ,., ..... OMt Voller liuplo-t ... · l-It LOW, LOW, PR1t1!:S 011 Jlat. frwes, like and Corbin Fur· I BEDROOM house trailer. Jllltn, • tr m Pille at. ..._ 111a utiUties furnished. Private ftttr k>l. Bliss Mat1<et, Kanauga. 0 . Pb. 413-26411. 11-1 ALL 17J101 ol building materIMuranai lalo, bled!, brick, pipe. POR ALL,.... b-aeeMIIII, wlftdon, Unlell, fliC. •Claudll. I ROOMS & bath, unl. $55 per Wlnten, Rio Grlllde, 0. CB •"""" with ,.... month, waler paid. Evans ento II !he Neal, 1'111. ApneJ, 1-ml after 6. • tr Hel@bts. Pb. m4132. 1-1 Ill St. Aaonll lor ...... lire, Jr0111e011111Ji1, honllal PORTAIILI!l Typew•lla, • · FllR!II!liiiED apartment, Good OOIIIIlllon. Call tt8'40it 111111 """""' llal!lllty. ~ Jl'aurtb Avenue. !Iller 4 p.m. 1141 NATIONWIDE INStlRAI'lCI!l P'llRNISliED apartment eonAUTO. lire. life. 41 9llfe II. HAY FOR IIIALE. Call ~7 BteUa Amold, Part after 7:30 p.m. H · Waldo F, Brown, W. Jl lnJ Hotel. '11-11 Brown. M&-1111. lf.ll - Kjg« Gorby, D II~~~!!~~~~ HOLZER ME!ll(;,U. CEIITEII, phroy, NldcD~ "mScHARGED - IIGM. OVerlooks River '" HAY, TIMOTHY and CLOVER. GlfiiD Powell, - · ~ ,, far 1(1111 liWel eoostruolioit ..., Sales Opportunity .ADMITTED \- D 0 far belnB 10 c.. to towo on stale roUte. POI'fect River. Near u.. D. ~. ¥no 1:1. Fli'at A.._, GalllpOIJa. VlattiJil: KU • • o.J.e Man:, 111.. Ltada J." lloo-", Palrida A. ~­ houri 2-4 Ud 7-8 p, "" ParoDto l.aJ11nllle; ~ Prtdcl)>, Ml6dleport; Michael Lamber~ Rutlandi GladJs Rum~, PGiner"O)'; Addie Brown, MaiOR. DISCHARGED - WUlord Jolters, Mary Pemee, Qari.Uoe lluoaell. :YE1GS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMI'M'ED - Bo..le HIIJll· eilf ELEC'I'ROWX SWKEPER WILL DO BABYSrrriNG in my MJIJW lfllollment for rent. 5 FULL SIZE. complete with aD home, reasonable. Call M&- """"" 111111 bath, unfuml!hed. cleaning attacbments. Pay oil 1958. ..., Upper Rt. 7. Ph. tt6-l'/99. u 5 payments of •.81 eacb. M&- 125 Third """· Golllpollo Radio a_... VETE!lANS MEMoRIAL HOSPITAL I cille five ....... m1 balb ·rancb. l'umace btl!, Dill WeDeltoll, ft. fiHIIC Roloort L. liiH. ft. . . - cl- ~ R. l1oa1oo.- k , Bu&b,JilrGidD.~pu,alra. ~ w. Elide, 1lllr ~ lowil wilb Slaymall, Sweet cider. Mil' tot houn: open 1 to I M01> day tlini P'rlday, I to I Ss~ an!ay, ~ SUildQB. Wollo Ordtanls. Rt. ISO, I milo South of Wllbsollle, 0, llll4f SMELTZER'S Garden Cellter trW be Jan. I unW Feb. 17. Call Smeltzer's Nur· oe<J, M&-1106. zu;.u -~ ' THIS FIVE room with three aerea overloob tile Oltlo Notice ' DtsaiAIIGEll -, 0tcar laird,,R..ttor APPLES - Red and YellowDelldoull, Grimes, am-. GaHipohs Dady Tribune ,.~~ - . i.oft..4).1,1nd ' .you 000111' to 110!1 tlils ""· A bit • rl&bl IIH\ .. to ...,,..,_ Bfor$1.00 0111 HUI, - . 1:0$ " 11, FrltillJ; - """'* 0. - . ; Ill. .... jtllit, ............ Z;ZO,P.__m. ,.......,, I IAIRDRW.TYCO•. lleclr1c Addor ...51, Blind. ..... Also iOIIIlllo. • ...... I'll· and Oflloo l!lqnlp. Pit. 2oe • AKC MALE. BOxER; ·U - · cld, obedieQco trained. ;jJ) ,allots, boule~e.o. AKC '"' male Cocker Spaniel. PiiPP1 I wkl. old. I mo. old Sl•m• ldtten. ~ Pb. IJ&I, UNCI Offset Pr-tes HAVE • MANY USES Any ckol'lfO -d• '" ,._, Ofitii'IOI u,y oulunitto4 for ~ luo i f iad ad· ...,,;10-flt will II• ~h.cio•!i!•d tM rote of 2Sc fOf oach th.ng• . Aoh or~od for tlitlf(t 011 oia timc1 ond IIOfl'pod lloJor o oaporolion will .. c hartR for oolt nurnboo of t inoot tho od dote oa• n.d. D.adli,. : 4 ,30 p .m. doily oo'od II II -"'· Sclt ....-doy . • . ' ieal EstOtFOrlale ·, ..; ' ~ - • ,.,.,., ----·--......... ' - d, "'no ........ ,.,....,.. liM - ... ..,.. ~ Wor" ' - .......xw, ., <'TtloJ J1lll"' - f'n. Lftl. t.latd ..... • - a, •..._. ••...,... _o..Mo!Oin. Jm i!l. Jn 11 - .. ·~ . . . . . Sidou;" -r..o.t. ........,., Jr, ? • - """''" '· ""'"-"' - "-• ....... - . _ lilllmoft. P U I y I, ...,... Mind~ 11. . _ .... ~ ..... -ft-Jn.~p._ I - d, •c..poii__., - ~ WilDoN. 8rlol Dill-. 11110 - .. "\\tti!NIIM"-a., · .,.._ _ ---..... -- ---- -·-••• �------------- .. N,ow You Know 11le Clillreh af JOIUO Cbrut ............. ,. . .,.,..,..,.._ ,.,.,... ....... ,.. .. . .-- .. .. Poet's Corner requests to open or close ::.~ aervice accounts, ac- to James P. Fenster~ Columbus Division Mao- Thoae w110 attempt to brRk the thin rtuo To jump jeyfllll)' to a new ,...ld at tut Are not aceepled In-~ - The Center's number is 22S. All other calls may be to the Compan,y's. regular manber, 22S-64ll. There are 24 girls at the new ltUIIlber answering caUadirectly, bypassing the switchboard. All . ·the applicable customer records are readily available to these Customer Information Clerks, who no longer ll8ed to call other departments for information. Employees from three dePartments were cross-trained in all necessary procedures for t h e new Customer Information Center. Installation of electronic dispi~ scr~ns tied in to the computer system ls planned for next year, making service even faster. ;Jnllle Envy throurllwlnOOWa drenched with the roiD, But IUien to voleeo and ......,h for the poln, For undar tbe laugbter ~banal bravado Are torrOW and sadneaa tbeiY do not dare shOW. pay oYerybocly off but c.PtaiD Harry Martin, the mate and Not juot their worid bul al10 their 110U1 cut Into 801- - lhalr mind In control. Each man 11 one worldi but each ia a nation Filled with his lust, his abomination. They stare at their own Uglrt and oee not the Help they averti Qnderltandlng tbe1 shuD. aun. ThtQ< j<¢'1Uy ride oo their white waveo af bU&O As we laush on the shore at tbe way they exist. They will sail to the sun. away many miles And turn 'round to give us their triumphant smlles; While Inside they know their sea is CJI)te vUe - Jtmior, Kyger Creek Hlgb School COMPLETES TRAINING NEW HAVEN, W.VA.- Army Pri~ Ershel A. Ritne, IS. son or Mr. and Mrs. Ershel L. rume, New Haven, W. Va., conwleted nine weeks or advanced infantry training Dec. 19 at Ft. Polk. La. His last week of trai~ was SALE I Moll., Tuea. a. Wed. Only I Caron K. Snowden Park Cenh'al Hotel Bldg. .a. ..... 2Q%oFF Golllpol l • List Price On Model 210 a. 220 POLAROID CAMERAS Limited Supply INIUUINt TAWNEY STUDIO 422 Socond Avo. Insurance Companies • Home Offices: Bloomi n gton,~Uinols • spent in guerrilla wartare exercises. Rides are Offered To Tuesday Event POMEROY - Everyone interested in beef cattle production and marketing is invitedtoatterd the amual meeting of the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle Im- provement Assn. Tuesday, Jan. 14. The County Extension Office is offering to be a centnl point tor th011e wishlng to share a ride or have a ride to the event. C. E. Blakeslee, county agent, said the group will leave the extension office at 8:30 a. m. and arrive at tbe Carl Hall Farm neer Rotlney at 9:30 a. m. to see the use ot rourd bale hay storage on the grouM. The balance of the meeting will be at Oscar's in Gallipolis. Ph. -4-46·4290 Home Ph. •.U-1518 STATE FARM c...,. GALJ,IPOLIS - Tho af tha -~ J. T. llolflel4 of lhe Hickey '1'1'111SP011&11<>1\ Co. · WU riven a shock Tueodl)o oV<tni~W when the boot arrlwcl at Pl. Ple11ant and orders. were ctw• there to Jay the Hllllleld up and I& Gollipoli•, Ohio wotebman. This bit of UlltleaAit news came as an qleuant surprta. to the men as related 'here in the River News of the GaWpolta Dall)' Tribune oi Jan. 8, 1919: The towboat George Matheoon, also of the Hatfield LinB, was orM dered laid up In the Kentucky Rlwr. Mate WUl McKean Ia here at hmne IDltll the MaUleson again goes into commlssJorL C.taln Pat Allen commands the Mathe-son and he remains 011 the boat. The order to IIQ' up the Hatfield bolita was issued by CtptainJ, T. Hatfield, we are informed. Ju1t why the-boats werelalduphaanot been given out. 1be men thrown out of employment are reported to be very aore as re:autt of their enforced ldl~ ~as. The towboat Julius nelactf.. man, largest boat 1n the Hickey- Hatfield TransPortation tleet, has gone Into commission again after being laid ~ for almost a year. Other River News from the 50year-ego River News included: JAN, S, 1919 - THE LATE small fiood did much damlgc in the Pittsburgh District. T h e cold snap prevented a most disastrous fiood here. The ferryboat Francis resumed her trips today. The water 6 2 CHAIRS SET having made a rast run Crom Ste• benvtlle where the packet turned back on account oC ice. The delegation of 45 business end river.. men, who were on theWoodgol-. to Pittsburgh to attend an Ohio River and Lake Erie Cl.nal Project meeting, took a train from Steubenville. The Wood wlll undergo some repairs at the Kanauga Docks am have her hull sheathed with steel on the outside to withstand the ice. point 6 Reduced 8 1le95 RIFLE AND PISTOL SET COMPLETE DRUM SET 9 9.77 MAGUMBA RIFLE 10 5.99 4 39~"95 6 ALL MAPLE FINISH DOLL 5.00 12e99 6483 MAGUMBA FLOOR MODEL POOL TABLE 5.00 13.96 ' '" '(. ' 7.88 7.88 4.88 15.00 Dear Helen: I'm an average teen with just one problem. Ever since I can remember I've never seen anyone from my mother's side or the family: Cousins, parents, no one. She never ·talks about them - it's as if the:y never existed. I've only known her sister, whom I'm very close to. I'd ask HER, but I'm atratd she wouldn't teil me either. When I was y~r, I'd ask my mother what her rame was before she 1111rrled, and she'd say, "I'll tell you later," but later never came. Helen, don't I have a rigtlt to know about my mother's chlld-houl, my matemalgra~ents, where they llved? We don't even have picture& or her when she waa a child. My father acts touchy on the subject. too. I love my parents very much and we get along fine. Why don't they share this secret with me? 18 there anything I can do to fioS out without cmnt~ right out and .~ - ,ror me?" i porhapa 10 or U ,_. · d1d. I ' ,. ... r: ;I /0 I ~. • ·· h ~~. ,:.,. ' ' {'. ! ,. several years. He w1s This il progress. COURSE OFFERED This accomplishm~mt sltowa HUNTINGTQN , - Durfrc ita the first iron-bulledsteamboatorJ what members of this small the Ohio River, The SWift was church through faith, 1.,.. a n_d sec:ODCI semeafer, Marshill Unlbullt over 40 yean .back-on the crurage could do. COOintulo- verilt;y wW be ofterina 1 coune, EAI...Uon 460..S60, Tho PhllooLicking Rlver near Ctnclmatl. tional ophy of Education, at New Junior She was afterwards stmk, raised, and rebuilt by W. H. Brown' a OF TilE MANY PHONE calla H~&Md inP~P~ Sons, and called the Mariner. received at theofftceofTbeDally w. va., ,at 6:30 ,p. m;, •n to Mr. Petrel was a ferryman Sertinel Friday - there one junior, senior, ud IIJ'Idulte •tuacross the Ohio River 1t Racine that surel,y Is worlh mentloolng. denta af Marahalt · Vmwrott,Y. · ror over 25 years after be quit Upon answerifW, a youQg voice Tile loot nlil\t for etU"olllni is Thurodl)o, 16, steombootlng. asked, "Would you mate on the UMbolt Alex Swlft, w• ---CONTINUING OUR SToREWIDE QElRANCE JAN. 10, 1919 - THE first Ooe.tlng lee oC the season ap.. peared this morning, ftlllng the river two-thirds fulL The new packet General CrowcJ.. er built out of the packet Dunbar, ~ . ,. ~ . ..... ··.... 4/:.'F·:-;~-~ .· . . . . ,~ ··· AH,HA!! tCAVGHT 'rtJO IN '"Jt.IE ACT, DION'T I ? f!JU<JI, C..,~ Mo<el Guyot Lauderdale, aaid the a burl,y ol,..footer who DOIIIenae" and abustd. COME IN AND,SHOP TH·E BIG VALUES- IN OUR READY· T~ WEAR. . WOMENS MENS CHILDRE·NS LINGERIE AND -DRAPERY DEPARTMENTS ' ' in the art of love because love is the most beautiful thing one can experience 100 it shouldn't he bungled. The basic k!MMJ.edp must be gained preferably Iu' a . y o u n g man having . "been around" before the btg step or marriage. Maybe ..Outdated" would like to meet my ex-boyfrieM. After talklne with him about the physical side or marriage, I round •. ~ ELBE.RFELDS· hln> quite inadequate in his a<titudes ahJ ragured. our relatiQOoo ship would never work ouL MISS E. E.G. The plane 13 .PA••etWBr& J!Oiut.. .when we were 10,000 .,... Jt the pllot "'Hft ,~ ,we nre ~~~8),, 1 .· ' • ' L s il"hh1o In the coumy will _ prQJect." !!"Ill Sunday allor lam1ni "' aJier six weeks of Ull!lrpf stanees neecled to ...,._ lor project. · 'f;' -~ .Pu Oi ~teG .... e .. the aasociadm'a~.tU•• l967, ~·water ···' ootlng ' ..... . ~p.m., Ire Water .... ' P.-.. ~r Helen~ •::;:.~ ll2mllu ihire Mayor Bob Burc:ba l'ialnatod tho S<meUmes it's best to let sleeping famtl,- skeletons Ue. Perhlps your mother's ctdldh,ood was so miserable that she fera living ln the present. without. memories. Jr yoo stir them up, with too many questions, you may begin a '"reeaU'" tlat could upaet her preaem happy ure. Why oot discuss this w.ith your Cather? I'm sure he'll level with you.- H. ohoold keep. himself pure il he e..,.cto In his girl. 'j ~· Top' is. Dear Simone: I disaaree 100 per cent with ... _, ......... . --~ roup . u "Outda&ed" who thinks a man - ... ··~-·L ~ HA loan 11 available, caalion Is - - to~ lthout lilY dllflcultlea, wm. lOgin "" the In lvlsald Gillespie, ~ ' 88 &ociatlon's board o1 asldne'l- SIMONE . just br!)ke aU qed 30 .. she. :. MANY OTHERS PRICE tor ' •00 3.00 7.88 All Large No. 200 • m.- had rallen to a stage to permit B&O hacks and other traffic to pass over the road that was fiooded near the Gallipolis Ferry Landing. Pilot Arthur Spurlock, a erack young pilot in the Greene Lines ror several seasons, ha& quit the LET SLEEPING SKELETONS LIE MAU- WRITER TYPEWRITER •j ·-"" TOY SALE 2.97 1- by, ,u ! u - . 11o told me hla The white trlme cfnlreh idJ.. -DIWI, with all the beltlniJifiudl lntD oonimiJ,I lon. lice baa 1~~irAMI . otro.,.th to ljs In 11 bu- U)lo 1 aiomw Iii rlwr lnd lo ~ to lie llrlne Saton!IIY. on the ar.o b.tw... Chillicothe oild will bo far 9$ ,..;-._ eould ..,lltrl 14 We ..._,._.. a e116nlled Tile CrOwd"" will be entered ill rlie member... •nd Clncl..,.ti. the Plttobur~ltslon trlde 1 ship haawea&b- U.N.C.L:E.:' 111 Ald. ''ud I J;U;, 7, 1919 - THE C h r I I In cmt1110!1d of captain Ed Dunaered ....,y o would like to have lilt·..mea ell Greene to diOl down toftigbt ft>r- way, Enetneor Geor&e KDoo< will storm. Today our .bemhora and ofDcoro put In ClneinnatL The Leroy was ex- be In charge oftho,mavbl~am uthcl cbun:h" tht j)lper.•• II is reported thai Clerk Will po- hero MondiQ'. but· did- no: ltandB II I F'r<G thore, h'tWIIalflftdt\1&- ....... · Gutlu1e of thla d1Y will be In llv!Jv ~~J~~IIol nine. e>PI&Inlrllftilo d,..witli lll<b·· • charge of the Crow4er'& amce. ofalltbooewho emhlllio..,aolhavoMWi- • • JAN. 8', 1919 - THE rivorhao· Ho his been .out on the ~ bavo ~11-thetthe.,....el~ · fallon VM)' nopldly the past 36 Wootl. ed In the past f~ the d ... c;t!lecl. "VIIItecl Tho General Wood, laid up ot houro and ton • d"''l coatine of ud of t h o Network far Low E11!on:,...IL" .Jittsburgtt, will be taken oot oo mal\l' .~ bo Jlilplre4 by II in ~ preildent Ia John llPicl ~ soft mud alaqJ the sh....,s. The ferrybaot Fnncll ..118M the ' Kanawha Doc:ko J n - tw_o YMf! 10 OGIIIO, wardf, the ·7rulll' 11W1 itho c:allicl out 00 the bonk Tueodl)o nil!hiWU weeks, or as soon 11 the bOlt Tho cburcb tod<Q' lo a to make iui'e tho dubgthepu!>o pulled bock Into the river wlth- now on the docks is let Into the mont, beautillll in the lovo and ttc 01CG(pdtl..,. lt~no doriV<tr. It io expec,led ·tholtt will outdlmqe. with the llUitOrlal lhllll'o themem· ..rvoo. Tho yJce prosidfnlla G. Tho Chrlo Greene lolcl over take six seeUoos or the dock to bero have J(ven to sholrtheirap. E. Guill!het ;11J111 oee.;etlry and here Tuesday nlgbt to cloen her · lilt the Wood out of the rlwr. preclati<Hl and tbanke for thlo, 1reasurer · II ...kttvi nJlo\lll!w. .. , Ill,._ boUer&. C.tlin Prea Ellison is •'their church." hers are Ttlnftl.Y Dlivl.ion, ~ JAN. 11, 1919 - Conolderablo In charge of dte packet's otnee. There are 65 mombero. What Quolll, Nike Smith, Dour RaOeJ>o Tho Leroy departed for Char· ice was passJnc today, some oC faithful workiQ! membors they bawn, Brion K!zzee aid Jlllc:hal '. leeton at 5 L m. today on her which wai repocted to be quite arel c~ Orst trip Under the ownerahlj> oi hee'V)'. The ferryboat Francis In 19&6 they purchaoed t h o DaWI HUe• io the gUkiance was makirw regular trips without George and Sidle Roush Grind- eounHior. Duos are 25c • month,· Clptain Jesae P. Hughes. any trouble. ley estate for thetrmanae. hcoat and 11 Derid 1&ated, the money . A )'eat ago today the rlverwas JAN. 9, 1919- ALARGEq~aJ>o ~;ooo. Eber G~er, aon of Will bo uood for toura, owtmlilY of tee Is puit~ out of tlie a1moo1 full af hoilvy. Oolitlqr ice. Mr, and 'Mrs. George Grindley, mi~W portio. and "otulf . like Allegheny River and is now ruQoo 'two days later, on Jan. 13, 1918,. ond his wile bove ck10atod ~ lhot, '' · nlng in the Ohio Hi ver to beloW it closed here lor the 6nt tlme which wu optiled to the debt'"'· .o. lhlll8 for sure, thla youqt in several ).ears. lng on the manso,lnthree .-hs maa II on the boll. Good luck, Wheeling. A veteran riverman. Peter M. the Cllll8l'eptlon t,ltod another fe!10WL The Genenl Wood,l:nchargeof Captain William D. Kimble, ar- Petrel, aged 90, is dead at a.. $3,000 to apJlb to the debt. As of rived at Pt. PleasantWednesday, cine. He was ferr)'Rllll at that lost week they owed onl,y $200; UPPER STORE 15 Flith, lqlo and · tuurian Church of SyraouaoiiYe In noithor -id ... thOl' - Eacb man Is bumjlllrus, filled with hlo guile. B.Y Jean Staver, Second POMEROY - cou.,._ IH ,mat themem:hora'ol• aatd; 119f' ~...,·• ~]be wiee ·ibf 5)orac:uH l'lrat1lllited Pn. .. · - tobothat otaj..,.b(w. . handlLrw ol customer 4uestians on billing, credit. rates ~ · -·-.,..- ---, .,..In - at Cotumbu.i and SOutbern Qblo Electric Compo.., i • - in '1JPM'atlon for taster, more coo- •nd .J. - - . J Here "" ~ Ulllo 110fld, DMdod .wt rort1oor by bclulldrtea af place; Aad ...b Jl&l'l ... adnd "' the Odd - l d - door Ead> baa Ita oom tu.. Ita - burried pace. ' Dare not to vonl>lre 1>om , _ fixed dlmelllion; Glare out t h e - at~ ti&lllt.enak>n. But laa&b not at faoea 10 ~ by the aun - . af worlds are filled DOl In ..,., A new Customer Inlonnadoa wnient _.,. ~ l· Socle.Jy. Senice · -- - ~- -- -· ·r --· · ~- . . ~· .. ~ - .. ., . ~ ......- -·--- ------------· --~- --- ........--...-..·-··-- r--- • •' .. 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