https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f78da921ad686b7996ea8f1c03e5a8dc.pdf 6083161a52ef827e037b5a30cf33e475 PDF Text Text .. I ,.. •• '' "' v ,f 1 • r . >-. ~d ' • ',.-. ··- r I. - Lutherans to hold First Anniversary Mainly About Fund Raising Dinner Sunday Evening . Members and frlende of St. clal reports and announcement People In Paul's Lutheran church in of tuture plans and hopes of the ~~~;,~.:.11f~~~.~~::.~':~r. co~:~t~"ho.llleb will review ve..Sary Fund-raising dinner. It financial progress. Mickey Wll· will be in the cafeteria of the l~ams will report on actual Pomeroy Elementary school. building l""''!"ess to date, and All members and friends of the answer questtons about It Cbar· church are participating in the les Evans wtll rep~rt on future planned covered disb dinner . plans, both Immediate and disFollowing dinner. Kenneth tant Ill r Braun will be toastmaster to the Robert Elberfeld ~h· out me program which will include spe- l the over.all hste~ar d ~~ ~rogrsm of the c ur~ • an ~ mr porlanre ef .mamtamlng It, If ' i I' H '' ,;,.....,======--•·'•I RUBBER POOTWEAR :rustrychurch .. to advance Its · A special sound motion picture, "All For Him," will be Ishown relating to the program. Also. a speeial skit Will be giV· For The Family en with members acting the H parts. People will have no baby-sitting problems as arrangements ! have bet'n made to care fer Middleport, 0. I them at the school. ~-;;;;;~~~~~::::-::::-:-==; I Tht> dinner and program is •' to be over by 8 p.m. 1 ~ Members and friends are urg· , ..1'-J\ 11' It 11 ed to renew their enthusiasm U.. and support for the ongoing FOR Al.L OCCASIONS work of the church In this lei· lowship experience. We--wire flo~Vei·ywhere Sermonefte God Calls Every·onp_...., Lay, • • Clerical, to his Semce Pomeroy Paula June and Tamara El· chlnger, daughl~ of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Etchinger ere con· fined to their -hoine, by illness. Miss Roberta Grueser returl)ed to her studies as a Senior at Ohio University Thursdty. af. ter s)li!nding _the between semesters vacatron wrth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kra· euter. Mrs. Raymond Krider enter..' ed Veterana Memarlal Hospital Wednesday, for treatment Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, who has be<in confined to hol' home lor several months with a broken hip and ankle was in Gallrpolis Thursday for a check up at Hoi. zer Hospital and Is improving. Mrs. DessJe Pattersen ~ntered Meigs General Hospital Thursday, for treatment. ' ftulll tt tilt 11Jmaa'11 del 1-D•liY Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 4. 1888 tpeclal kla .. ..tll U,teel . .1111 frulllul u If ·lbe-1idD!ItrJ luolll~ for tbo8e denied them not earrt'l!. 0111 br cle~r como llld prleiltlloocl. Sometimes, for fDr lacl! of funlla. Zeal fDr !be¥ mltmenl lo ~·· rijh~ lack of ~uruce, u In ·the lblnp will be infinitely more ....-, - GOD CALLS EVERYONE 8 Le ter L. Ro l!b, D D 1 ' u • • • Much , has been said a bout Gods call to men and ,... '?en to preach the gospel. T~ htlle is bemg said about God s call to laymen to perf?"" speeial tasks. There are many effecttve wsys of preaching the i ' ~ A fOUR =n::'1tsbeaade~tM~ gospel other thlll from the puJ. pit 'llley can be dCine 'ol'ith eq~al Importance providing-they spring frOm 8 like <OJIIIIIitmeDL . Truly God's call to the llllD: !airy of his word tlirou8b preaching is a distinctive call heard ollly by tbo8e , who pol· seas an Inner sensitivity ~ ticularly altw!ed 1o the Dlvlna volct. uWhom tball 1 send, mid who will go lor us," constantly dAd being opoken, does not always n fall on responsive ears. Wllbout hedging, Islah quick· Iy answered, "Here am I, send me." About . M, df 1d eDOrf Mr A" ed 0 , h Mr. ~nd '· ur ~us The lack of thla kind ol rewere brnnne!IS visitors tn Park- spoilse J· acc~ts for the short.. ersburg 11wrsday. age 6f mlmsters and laymen , W~lter Bu~ns Harris Is a alike~ operate the Oturch te medrcal pailent at Veterans its highest efficiency. II. Ia Memorial Hospi~l in Po~eroy. sometimes claimed that the call Fielding Hawkrns, who IS em· to the mlnisiry is spoken Ia a ployed with the New York Cen· clearer voice than the call to tral R. R. at DtckeMOn, is lay activity. '1llla Is not always spending several days at his true', for everyone is a layman home here with Mrs. Howkins. when first he hears the voice Mr. and Mrs. John Seines of GOO. - - - - - - - - - - have returned from a three --:=c--c,::--::---:~.:--Mr and Mrs Walter Swelt week visit in Cleveland and Co- Family Parly C111en WY2·2039 visi~d with hi,' parents, Mr. lumbus with their daughte~ and For Daugh_ ter, age 1 OR NIGHT WI 9·2951 and Mrs w. 1. Swett in Mid- son and famlhes. They VISited Mr. and Mrs. Mu Eichlni-Pomeroy Flower Shop dleport ~nd their daughter and in Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. et entertained with a family par· : W. MaiD Pomer<>7 , family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myron Duffield and family and ty Wednesday evenin_g at tbeir j Mrs. Millard Van Meter Reedy and children in Porne- m Columbus With Mr. and Mrs. Mulberry~ home, zn observ· ~ '.:=::;::=:=:=:::;:::;:;:::~·~----------lrey last sunday. They report Charle·s Seines and family. ance of the first birthday ef r -By Mr!l. Paul A. Sellen that his aunt, August Swett,. is I Mrs. Michael Cline, McArth· lhei1 daughter, Becky Jo. i Mr. and Mrs. Donalr ~cK~y & patient at Veterans Memonal ur, spent the weekend with her After Becky Jo opened her• o~ Newar~ spent BR evenlftg YIS.. hospital, Pomeroy. . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred gifts. a decorated birthday cake I itmg their parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Elba McKmght Roush. She was accompanled iced in white and decorated in , Mrs. Verne WaUersoR. Columbus and Mr. a~d Mrs, Ce- home by her son, Babby. who pink ice cream, coffee and pop I Mrs. Jerry Graham w~o has cil Gillogly and children, Atlr had been the guest of his grtnd- weft! served to Mr. and Mrs. I been in Vete'rans Memonal hos- ens, vi.~ ited with their parents, pr~rents for two weeks. .rohn Fry and Mr. and Mn. l pital for the past two weeks re- IMr. and Mrs. Fern Gillog_ly ov- 1 Mrs. Dana Lambe'rt is visit.. Jtarold Rose and Buddy and turned tt ber borne last wee~. er the weekend. Mr . . Gillogly ing at the home of her s!Jn, Mr. David of New Haven, W. Va.: 1 Cora Webb, Letha Moms, is ill and confined te hiS hom~. and Mrs. Max Lambert and Mr. and Mrs. James Fry and ! Mary Lou Johnsoo and Gret- Mrs. laura Krebs and B1f n J e in Columbus j Mr and Mt11. Allen Eichinger ' ta Simpson of Racine Chapter 1 snent Sunday in Dayton wilh so ' 0 ' · of Pomeroy and the host and! O.E.S . .attended t school of in- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett and hostess and Becky Je. struction at Marietta last Tues- Mr and Mrs. Errol Pickett and Stratght fl·om P(JIIfli:; buufe· day. IRickii. DANCE TONIGIIT Margaret Sellers and Bill Mr . and Mrs. Earl Starkey e<1 erv1Ce The Eastern • Kyger Creek I mrds, the clean , young Nance called on Linda and , r.ere in C8lumbus recently to basketball game scheduled to lir1es of t/,e back . cin;Jed Ronni<' Halter in the Carmel _attend the regular monthly n OUf bt played tonight at Kyger high • n1·e boot in hrioh t community Friday, Jan. 28. meeting o[ the d1 rectors of Young people of the First Creek high school has been u;l!it~. Ayward Jones spent a few ! the Grange Mutual Casualtv In· Baptist Church in Middleport postponed to a future date. The . I' days with his wife and child-, surance Co. and the GM Premparticipated in Youth Day durdaoce scheduled following the 13 to 4 • $5.99 ren. He is employed al Cleve- ium Budget Corp. iT;g the Sunday School and mor· game will be held at the Kyger ~iris 4Y, to 9 • $6.99 land. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker! ning worship services last Sun· High gym from 7:SO to 11 p. m. and Kent of Thurman visited day at the church. instead. The Junlor class will It i ~ net Irue thal mules ! wil~l Mr. and ~Irs. Dale Dye on• Senior students too~ part In spensor tbe dance which ls ~ I Middleport are rmmune to disease, bUt ; Tuesday. j both services by teachmg class- en to the public. Tbe Jays will .l _ _ ----· they do res1~t d1sease very \ Miss Oleva Smith, student at es and presenting the morn- emcc<ee~·:..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...... ·- - - well. Columbus Business University ' ing's messages. The Youth Sun. ,-;;;:;-::==~~'::~~::~::;;;;::~~~~: , spent a weekend with her par- day was planned by the • ·:~·.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith ef Christian Educatiou for and Nancy. parts of the servlces. Mrs. Pansy Jardan accompan· The worship service leader ied her father, Dana Turner or, was Buddy Moore. Pat Ed''~'!'l Harrisonville lo Athens spoke on "Love Me," Jack he entered Sheltering Sigman on "FoUow Me," Hespital for observation. Larry Gladwell on "Serve The Cuiumbia Me." All were on the getlel'l~l School Mothers Club tepic, ''Christ's Challenge.' Teaching Sunday Hu~~~~~~ a skating party for Friday evening at Dow's were Marta ercade, Nelsonville. Kindergarten, and Dave Mrs. Robert Mattox has kias, Paul Hoyea, Bob PriddJ•,I in Columbus where she sam Hood, Ann Wilson, weeks helping care for Brewer, Myrta Wilson, J~~~~ 'f.= >i:' husband's aunt, Mrs. Brewer Stephanie Pulle1 k" Matlox Taylor, who died the Bu;y See claS!, ~~ ------"urday. Mr. Mattox joined Moore the Men'a 801ib~;le~~::~\ funeral services in Adult teachers a1 on Monday. They also were Beulah White tended the services which ces Bearhs Mrs bu.rles held In MiddlepOrt - nett, Tony 'Fowl;., Miss "'''>'I Burral was in Pt. Pleasant. p U M Cbarlea Young ••• they demand the best! Quick. , • Mr. and Mrs. James Petty ~-""Fredr~ibbs, Jr. alld among the first to get a '66 car! Smart •• , children of !lcArthur Ricbard Ow ber grandmother, Mrs. en. they financed it, and saved on the over-all Gala way on Monday. CO USIN--D-IEScost, with one llf oar !amous bank auto 'THE SHOE BOX I H I• Carpenter Social News from ~ pulpit or iR the miselon !leld. No work 1a more cleal:lt CbriJUan lhaa Improvement of henllh In lha medlcal . ai!d re1ated flelda, better nubitional conditlona lor the underpr_lvlleg. Ill, or better educaifoDal·oppOr- SOriefy NOfes 11 I, ••' ' ~ ' I · :mtine ' .' ';. • 'o,;/• ·· --. . . 'llle 'wice of ~ sUII caU. ~:;:r:.,:r ~: :::,a.:_:.n:. wort. · _ . : ed men!, ao with ~erimlnlj, the "How beaolllt!l . are~ the feet prophet of old. . . of them tbal pn!8Cb lbe pope) Jarael fallea In 11er atqi_ II) Of peace, and br1q .Biad lido return to Gdd becllll8e, abe _ilkl ·lola of good thlDp." 'l'llb bl.,.. not do It 1n filth wllb • )Dg 1a· ~ """" , al clear commUnieDt II) ~·1 holl- ,.~ make poaaQI!e file ~.bo ness. So del many aoclal tng ~ lbe_pepel, .iDl!llitar IDd of today fail or lag. They iu'e laynl.., ·illke.. , " , . , .. ~ . , ' w -. rtt-:ma , A Spe ' c·lal ' • Ill .. , . i Is Destroyed Friday Night o ·.,. , . Womens Mohair Cardigans 5.95 Racine A beautiful selection of Womens Cardigans hand knit in Italy, cable stitch pattern, raglan ' sleeves, solids in pastels and white and pastel frosted patterns. Sizes Small- Medium and Large Young Baptists L dS , 0 y hD ay i = case of Ft.........e· Nighllaple; frultf\lllf they follow; the -~ .. , ., • Moscow wants iTo Maintain Link to West ' ,~iris ~~~Vsh's Shoe Store 1 1 1 ·Eiberfelds In Pomeroy !!,,.,....,,.,.,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,===========,!• I· ... ' ; Parents of a brand-new carl loans I How about you? POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Se rvin g Meigs Cow1ty for over 94 years '• ' POMEROY Mrs. Grace Holter that ber died Pomeroy, Ohlo at his home in a besrt "'"''""·I TONIGHT & SATURDAY IIII ;,~i~o~l~ollowing i include his wife, a daughter, Kathleen, a "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" (Technicolor) , his parents, Mr. Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, Joachim Sr. Tuesday Weld, Millie Pernumber of relatives iD mergs1 kins, John Ireland. county. "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Joanne Woodward,t Suart MR. CLAGI\Tf DIES Whitman, Edw. Mulhare. Are we all Potential Killers? MEIGS THEATRE Get yow auto loan heJe NOW/ . Stop right there.. Lefs see which big car gives you the most for your money-· l,and the longest warranty:;, RUTLAND Nene-.ahr.itering? Member Federal Reserve System SUN.-MON.-TUES. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation "DR. GOLDFOOT ANO Union Wins but Loses Big' One ' ~ ' ) .:-. j .' '-~ ' ·' - - ·- - =---.... ..... ...... Hl~lnt C•lllt a :=::"..'!. CH!YSUR NI.WPOifT 124' !IU' Ill 165.80 FORD llALAXIE !ltXI Ill' !IO~· 219 $!8.31 $7.41 CHMtlLET IMPALA 119' 2132' . 213 WI IIJI •= BASIS OF COMP'AIIISON-~U ·---~~"ulptlllwltll V.ftllllt, lllllllllkllrl• IIIII~ ..... ttllflnl. JIIIWM W:.\1 .... tid hlter. ~ "'IIIIIIIIIIM ltilt H ••~flf't r.WI prlet, dlwft , ... II 1111nlllb IIIYft'IHb. NetlrldudM 111 1 utru T.tld rot f:l..lofon"' 111 ... cu: wllblr.. llnl, MillllihllltMfl, illltiMtll1 IIIIII'JII. tlltt . . . . iltlfllt. ....,. ., ··~ llewlq - 111111 And now, about the warranty. Chrysler's Is the only 0111 tliat covers the enalne and drive train for 5 years Gl' 'I 60,000 mil&$. FEB. 6-7.a • THE BIKINI MACHIN&" Vincent Print I , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR WINTER CLEARANCE SALE Save 20% to 50% On Mens & Womens Wear .. _.,,· Six or seveR Gallipolis unteer firemen and two answered the alarm, their the year and third of month. ·:. '' ; -, .' i ' ,.,: ,, , r il! . r ·., .. ' :.r, i ,;,.,,,_ ,,. ' I MIDDLEPORT, 0, • •.. - ., p ., �'• ., ~ ' Q ' t 'j;' j ) •• ' • I. ' '' •';> \ . } RACINE . ' . .' J,> ' / I '• • ~~ • ,, • ,, ·. \ ~- '· ... ' . ' •. ' ·, ~ ' e'a·'p·p·.raisa . r ·,e_.-~r.·.;.-··'e. Pre-primary > activity :!!~~J·.:;·~~·· b).' w"·.-',!il,esd_ay·l! : 15 persona bad ·flied nomlllitlon pet!Uona for.;;~~~~~ May ~ election.. Five CoUntY offlt:eJ Involved. Thi u The State j!oard of Tax Ap-1 tax year of 1968. the. nia!UJi. ' ' ell number of candl41tl!s are. riiiiD\ng for IICbo01s. . . . COUI)· The, oollce to Caldwell· Republicans, Robert Queen, a -temporary Mrs. 0 _...1 - · _..._ , Peal' 1oday had ordered a re-1 Caldwell said 14 other rd ~ 1 art Nortblip,' Mn. Evalee. S. Myers and Mrs. ..,.....,. w- . . . . d •ppralsal of all real property also receive a ers y u p : , . man. . twp., daiJ8btei: of the , . Meigs county started within certified mail last week from "Under ~vlslona of Democrats In the race are WilHam Lucadoo and :Masino Henry and Ji;l~belh ~hr next 60 dttys. I the board of .tax appeals tv sm.34, reviSed eode, the Wallace. Morton Dickey, Inc,umbent auditor will be opposed ~~Her~:·:~~ W8l to start reappraisals. of Tax Appeals b....,by 1, County Aud1tor Gordon Caldthe Aualtor ·of Melga Mrs. Helen Swlaber OD toe Repqbliean' aide and Mho. well said Saturday he will im· "I personally don't feel we Ohio to reappraise and to Burnett Is the Democratic DOmiDee. ·. mediately contoct reappraisal cause I have annually had all sess aU of the real Three Republicans for the county eoniiniWou are JobJ!. firm• leading to. the retenti<Jn need the reappraisal be- in said county oDd to :Morgan, incumbent, opposed by Carron .81npr aod Aruf the one chargm~ the least. cause I have annually had all the same in Uie manner thur Wheeler. Clyda Saqndera Is the Ilemottatlc nominee A reappraisal of real pro- ne~ oonstruction plc~ed up,• vlded by low and by the Lowell Dickason, Democrat, ~la~th~e:!!!!_~~~~~~~ ""rty in Meigs countv was la>t s•rd Mr. Caldwell. But the and regulations prescribed glneer and Judge John W. , ,. .• . 9tit b " th c 1 hw provides that If I don't issued by the board within Howell for probate judge. trustees .,_ ·llllned ~ c·umpleteu 10 1 . Y e 0 •· have it done the state auditor · '. A flO 000 FIRE leveled the operali.., Al, llbrarlea Ill lbt Laver·:l'r~m~l; :: of l)ayton 11:an cut off all aid to townships, !l''th::'~•O:s:,::t~al..,. William •Weltera bome on Bula· Meigs ~ Sebool Dlllrlqt. ''~r~i~~ ~7!3.0l of the Ohio schools, and municipalities. I ar the real property be lillie-Porter Rd., Sunday night MEIGS G~ R;viSI'd Cnde states a county ~avhe no ·t"~er ~.llernatJve than upon and made a part of the Tim GOODYEAR PLANT were amo~IS ' Oblo '"'titor musL during every six- o •ve ' one. tax list and tax duplicate at Ashton, W. Va., wblcb em. lbat averqed a ~-~ pereeal rear pennd. appraise or cause; Caldwell sard that Prosecut- oollectron or taxes lor the pl ees maoy area resldeuta, doctlon ID· unemployment. T'· lobe appraised all real properly t in~ Attorney Bernard Fultz and 1968. The foregoing order oy led an average amploy- present Melgo pereelllap II i~· the county he serves. The ' the Meigs county commJS91oners not be affected by any . of 230 person• with a aDd 1n GaDia upeoming reappraisal is to be l will also rerei~e notices fro~ io~ to the ~fftce of auditor ~=ly payroll of tt.f mlllioll put on the tax duplicate ror the the BuJr4 _<>'___fax AP_peals m,;ard county. ID 1165. Present e>:J1811slea pro- JACK WARD OF RT. I .. _,_ ________ gram e1 the plant Is p;peeted eroy filed to gjve lelltw . ~ ·." . .. rC(tntirued from pa~e I l b"ck by the heavy smoke b~lt l•1h.>d . 8 hai!WllY or1 ~ secoild fir or. Mrs. Roush , who ~as on~ of the first fiJ arrive at the !Wert'\ said it appeared that the 'laze , started in the lobby ar~tr of the bank: rire fightin~ units from Racine, P~meroy and . Mlddl._ . port sent equipment ·to .battle the blau while · th• Syracus• Fire. Department wo~ ~n ,stn'ld· bY. The lire was brousJ!t undeJ control shortly after mid· Fe IIi"' ni~ht. Marshal L)<lns, shottly after ll:l; p.m., went up an outsldt entrance at the rear ol . t n e apartment. and intc the o!Mr ' building, thrcu~h -the BeeRie apartment, ami into the other apartment where lie found Mrs. .... Dunlee near the door of her apartment. '' tiQf'fl tJ ! Lyons brought the victim ·--f-:,,,.ti 1 downstairs where oxygen wa~ 1'1 h 1c administered, without success. ·~· J i ;· ~·-, / MET LAST NIGHT ~ ;,.,. '., ~ TilE' bank's board ot director~ •' 1oi ,!JiJII net in the building Friday ~... · ... ., 1 · ht d left bout 9 VATCHJNG BANK r .•<G DESTROYED - Dillon Cross, left. president of the FAf'\J, ~Jg h' anN . a 'd t~im. National Bank or Racine. and Freeland Norris, bank cashier. look up to the seHQn~ 1 :~~ i~ or:~Jsw:~ t~;erydoo~~ 1story of the structure while fire~ en were ba t.tling the blaze Friday ni ght. ,;,. ; 1 , _,u 1 , \'.'ere locked. n · l: ·q Norris also reported Satur- . blaze Saturda.y , with Levetta Gall. Ek>al'er. Pa., an,...! David Cl eland ~ RarinP Fire day state building inspectors County Sheriff !I a numll ~ r of nierl:'s and neph· r chief. praised tht- work ol aU were to check the structure on authorities and Racine ews. Friends may call at ti-t~ I volunteer firemen answering fhll' Monday to determine if any or i Lyons assisting. tQsay when the body will bt» Ewing Funeral Home until the structure can be used , Officials said there was taken to the church. alarm. for rebuilding purpose. : siderable smoke and water damNorris said, in all probability. ' 8jle in areas of the building a meeting of the board of direc- where the fire didn't hit. Most tors will be held Monday night of the possessioos of the Beeto review building inspector's gles were damaged, according dP.cision. to Norris. Bank ollicials reported au Beegl•. a part-time sherifl's 1 safety deposit boxes were m· de11uty, answered the call .,_,.,. ,, tact and oothing in them is be· working a~ a dispatcher lhat lieved destroyed. . the building where he and his . State Fire Marshal Frank wife resided was on fire. SherMAKING INVESTIGATION. ~ Frank Eisnagule, left, from the otate fire marshal'o oJrlce and Alfred Lyons, Ra- 1Elsnaugle, Jackson. was con- iff Robert c. Hartenbach immeclne marshall, survey !ire damages at the .First National Bank of. Racine on Saturday. Marshall Lyons attempted to I dueling an investigation of the diately sent Beegle, and anolh·ll save the life of Mrsf Mary Dunree by goiQg into the burning building. Mrs. Dunfee died as the · result or suffocation · er deputy carl Hysell to caused by the fir~. · scene. ' ' Funeral services for Mrs. Dunfee will be held today 3 ! p.m. at the Racine Meth.odi· Church with the Rev. H. L. 1 McDaniel officiating. Burial will be in the Green- ' wood Cemetery at Racine be-l In side her late husband, Addison. : wbo preceded her in deal~ on the Nov. 4. 1947. Survivors include .a sister I . 5 repe: u. '11$5 ' I Mayor.AskLg COOperation a::1 The Meigs Newsbeat .~ I" s I E t d d t w kers CITY s.:: '-'omp nnents, a utes x en e o or ::~~o!pprov.:!as~ll&l to~:; ~~:n::en~~?l~;l~:baiit'c~;~~~~~ -~~n~~a to up that llguro in 11186. _ GALLIPOUS • h D { J b f ounty IJJ _ way epartments or 0 s H C O !"' Hcan Charles larr. Sr., Clf lion In the race for tba eonnnt• eoJII11Iisl. lion nom\D•IIoll. Wayu Glbboaa Pomlll'oy r.fiyor <l\lrlll' , lbat J.-----------------.-.-===-..1; uted well for !be apditora poot November. 1'. If. O'Brien ll .... t..... apposed lor bitt third term u QV ROBF:RT WINGET!' ,the snow by going to the Cap!- . very _lew. probate judge. lbo-pelll!illlllit TnbAY'S THOUGHT _ • A t'l Citv. Washington elso was ' rce m the river 1• reported bal 1101 Glllo ''"' friend is somrbody who hit hard. be as thick as 10 Inches THE WILLIAM DAY I'IIIDIDded l'~n mak'e us do wht~l we can." i 11 is our undf'rshmding the the Portland Locks. The. at HarrlsoiJvUle W8l dealfti,ildJ~ b8t .oo1y 1 • two " town dads" learned in ,crn, because of _the condrUons, FUTURE DEVELOPMENT of by fire Jut 011 Sunday. t'lll.t • _ _ _. 1 -~~ r Legar~ the central business dL!triet waa ' tl8ld II 11 1washingt<'n they will have con- wos forced to Ire up at ouUined to retail mtrchants by anowplolll lllck up 1rmtPf.lMF.NTS HAVE .ume lfirmation within the next 20 day ,land. ,. thf' pt>oplt> of our highway whetht•r Pnmeroy wtll rece1ve Gerry Harsch, city planner. Dan fraD& of drlvewiJIIIKI •u'u"l Thomas was mminated for the ((·,r th!'ir hard work during thE' ~truetinn of tt fl propos~d sew- tn ~t_hens_ reports ice .lishingj presidency of the merchant but it can ~:11 ,.,·enl snowstorms . aRC system. j r~nd•twns '".lakes at Mergo group. avvlded llltb lilt small An oui-Qkounly resident stopIYI:I1abJt, 1t,<tlha CQUiltJ~S :1ght .n~w pim' at Crow's ~teak Honse lhis ODDS & ENilS DEPART· good. The Wildh[e DIVIsion GEN. GEORGE BUSH tret.) . ,ff'fk for coffPe and observed, l\U.:,NT - Scvreal youngsters m fJcials. howe~er, warn was appointed Development Of. 'F'rom what l'vP ~Prn . ttw Stole ~rruc tton of its proposed sew- lrltreme caution sh~d be ex- ficer of Rto Grande College. He MAD ABRIIr IMhway workers m thrs coun· th• Portland vicinity claim to ertJSed on Ice flshmg due to takes the place created by the Clarence (llucl<y) Adam&, . ·. lWaCt SbQ1, Ill, ~~~:II lr deserve praise Their wnrk h;1ve rolled the b1ggest snow· ~ thr heavy snow cover: retirement tf Col. ~enneth Welk 8 native of Gallla eouniY hu been ll'hlted bJ till I! mtainly notietable to pe r- ball in the area . .. reported to I, Both Tycoon Lake tn, Galll• , er. at 9:30 p.m. Frldq In a Ogtnn-1_., Polk\e doparlmeal Gil :..P n~ whn have tr:w~lt>d ovf'r c;rv bt· tlbou t 20 fet'l tn dJametrr :and Forked Run m Metgs r~ bus nursing home. A o:rmer MMSS , operation ~ era! huodrrd miles or snowy s.... ms Mr. and Mrs. L. M ptrledly ha~e excellent bluegdl , THE OHIO STATE PATROL !dent of the EversrII acbeduled tr appe&rltiCie l•ighwey•.· !'nee. 112 Maple Place, Pome- :•nd bass frshmg, Investigated 63 accidents in ity, he had realded In Pu1ieNJ Mayor Charlll Another cnstomor at toe ruy. had a Iorge awning at their ] Meigo and Galiia county during bus since November whee lDIIde st"' House said "Thns. State hnm•· break down because of i January. There Wl!l1l 42 in Gal- fell and fractured a 'hlp, . ~1ghwav bovs were putting me recently organized Meigs lla and 19 In Meigs. Thirty- was formerly . an emploJee file "Dbfftlgulrl'll~" ~ - ~emlrals on Route 33 alnw~t . l.un-'11. Sdtt~ul l~l stnct. has set ] fJve persona were mjured. the Gallipolill state IDIUtute. IJI· the tlme the lirst flakes hll up1 hi! offiCe '" the Pomeroy j I!• road." B: ementary Buildmg EmRIO GRANDE ro]J.EGE He waa born Ill tbe !The workers lor the State met! Shuler, Middleport conbao employed an architectural Sept. 30, 1901, 8011 Of BANT~ t.,_ l . H:ehay dl'parl-nent as well tractor, has been keeping his ftrm to design a new physical Hollis 1\4~. and .;., ~ ~t the l"ounty rood crews aoct 'neavy equipment busy this W~t'!k t education building fermer ~~ ~00~, I'IOW '4• s~;~p~ removal crews in the pushmg snow Red Tucker, MIEGS M. 0. Para..· Of Cbeshlre and crown ltJr lllllftl s,"vf:'rs1 :. towns also deserve Pmploy{'f at the F'ogle!lon~ Lyle Sheets Eureka Slor Rt., MEJGS COUNTY cemmiss- Vives. , IOC1d Jooto. Ill blaek...UV• praise '". r their dedicated •f- l•'uneral Home _in Mason, claims pleaded not guilty Saturday lonen approved a general fund Mr. Adamo was llrst married . iD4 ILIW ....,.., "'"« " '" f1rts (IJ~ ·he n11ght be m !me or the 1 morning in municipal court to budget of t275,000. The county Is ~ We t'bke this opportunity to ··~Mw Shoveler of the year" 8 charge of assault with 1 dan- 1till in the running for the Ioea.. ~ the forma=o Thelma Bn~ 'flute them award in Ma son If so. K•n- gerous weapon and wu beld lion o,l the new Ohio State Peni- IS deceased. I!IJ second RE11C11EDtJL1!D , --ny WiggenR. manager of the to the May term grand jury. tensry, viewing with 1M> other rlage waa to the former Tbe MGM Explorers ll~~::::ll ' lMERilV MAVOR CHAR- tlRW Leather Herdware and He was released on 1500 bond. locations in this section or the l"' Moran, who survives. A IICbeduled in the Youth I LEGAR and Council Pres· S•rpply Store on Second-St. Porn- Shiver also signed 8 wBJTant state. Lewll Adamo of ID Ma1011 City on Feb. 12 1 t l.e,lie Fultz were in Wash- eroy, deserves it on this side of on another youth whose arraign. <md a •tap-son Francis Mor·anlbeen. )IOIIIptned. llw!U be rrlgton, D. C , this week on vii the r>Ver. Kenny ha. bren <le- ment Is pending. __ THE REEDSVILLE - of ColumbU& and I 1111 Saturday, Feb. If. Jlge businm. One Jhmg Is m · ter!cd devoting a lot of time to In cily police cases Saturday, CHESTER pbone system Is in- Thelma Koehler of t4in, they didn't get <~way from rlei!rmg _s now from sidewalks Judge Robert Betz fined David eluded in a maJor ~provement also sw:'ave. There are CITY WA.TERWORII OF P01t4T PLEASANT . - < - - - - -· - · · - - - - · , and pushmg stuck cars . . . T. Burdette, 19 , Cleveland, program by the Crtrzens Tele- grandch~ldren, and four step temperaturea _ blab eOPEN ~ATURDAY NIGHT TIL ••~ -~ $10 and ousts no certtncate of phone Co. grandchildren. Sallmla1 readlna BOAT TRAFFIC ON t h e title Robert' E. Franklin, 38 , Services. WID be he!'! at 2 II am. ' Oh•o R>ver has been practic,JJy 1Eureka Star Rt 15 and costs THE OHIO POWER ro., has m. Tuesday at Millers .H~~n~ll"";;;;;;;..ii;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiliiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilii l);o~linued from page I l at a standstill this week . Bob failure to obe .·~to si . Fred applied to the Federal Power for Funeral8, . Rev. Alfred "lore pictures from Luna -9 Beegle at Lo<·k 21 in Portland Lamm 24 ~~ 1 6ogn~ Cit Commission to make a feasi- 1ley will ofJiclate, an:~d'..:;;=-::J:!I "hie~ h• said were of as •ood 1t1dicated some boats may have and Edwa;d R: Ca norw 35 ;;: billty study of tbe posslbilitie5 wUl be Ill Vb\lon · M : • ' .. '"!hty . as four others start·~- movmg S.t~rday, but 110 and ooots, ~~aUon; of_ mstallmg hydro power lacl- Park. Frtends may call at !be rljeeJ _'.. Fr1day. . -d Ed d R Co funeral bOme Sunday evening. 35 Pt litre• at the Racme Dam. f696,468. Estivan Matthew• waa appointed. member of lbe ctty recreation commission for a five-year term ending Dee. 31, 1971. Ac>Proval was &!Veil a water line extension. { I I CJarenceAdams F da Dies ri Y In Columbus 1 1 $500 Bond "*" f()('ket orr the moon .. , 1 Racme • ·Squa d Makes 3R \ uns I an war ·. ynor, • i taken atiould not be able to do this (•r~l patif·nt. although il would nrcd t : Thev were callf'd at 9:35 e.rn. I ~ ' ' 1 ' rrrord. I t I I I \ · . Ill]Uf . _ Ies . Two Suffer M '. mor .•' When Bus and Auto.co·JJi.de PLAST. ,. IC MODELS SpeDtl your enubJp with new les'l model• trOm Pickens Hard*an CQJ A~9'rHJ:R•'GQoD ID~ · FOI PAS-lNG VOlt~ TIME .• { 'PAINT· BY- NUMBER. SETS 'JUred bY 4 (1()90 .\VIN'fill ~RT: '~ ., ePEDWIN eWILLIAMS e ENDICOTT JOHNSON REGULARLY $4.99 TO $12.99 NOW CLOSEOUT OF \"!inter Samples --- $2.8~ . Sizes 4ll and 5 '-1 AA BROKEN SIZES I Js Moderate I ESKILOOS - SALE' - -- - PRICES,I Our Comp/irnrut.s To The Ol1io ValleJI Publish~~IJc,, Co. O'l tile ~· rrsl Jssue of Tl1.e Sunday Time s-SP·ntinti. :. ,, THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. -You worked hard for your money ... Now Make It Work Harder F.or You! .. . • Current ( '• ·. Rete The money you have arrumulated, or tha't you save out of a weekly paycheck, GROW MUCH FASTER in a savihgs count here. To get 'more for your money - and morf 16• ~ut of life - put "'vings where they bril\j you · a really worth-while return - a nidi where your !unds will always be IOOc on lhe dollar. Tile_Galhpolis Savings and .Lean Company ~ .,, . · ~· ,_;1 •' ,Jt,i Celebrating Our 80th Year Phone 446-3832 Gllllpalio, OhiO ALSO: CAflTQON .I ' .~ . ) lfO OPEN EVERY - ~AY.,..jll DAY' ,. ' We]JR eROBIN HOOD I I ' • Damage to car e MISS AMERICA M1tsuru Wakita , 43. was kill- ed as he rejoined his wile and COLUMBUS _ OHIO RANK- ltwo daughters in their car alter ed second but Lt set a uirfst" :fixing a flat tire. His wife. for an industrial state in the Grace, said eight shots were "most aggressive industrial de- lirf.'"'' from t~e left front wind~w vt>lopment program" in the na- ?t a car wh1eh had been crwstion and Canada, Development mg the area. 1 I The number two trophy •· Mrs. Wakita said she had I 1 Director Fred Neuenschwand-' noticed the "dark. late model" l'ar circling the block while her 1 er maintained Saturday. The number tw" trophy a- nusband. a drj}J press operator, 'l'HE VICTIM - The body of Mrs. Mary DJinfe¢, 86, who dlei! or apparent suffocation In the fire which destroyed ihe ward by the Society of lndustri- changed the tire. As Wakita r First National Bank of Racin~ Friday night I'0."in_g·,Piaeed _o _llan e!ner!encY__squad eot IIi Realtors went to the Buck· reentered the cor. the stnmge l - - - - - -- - - - - eye Satte because the board of auto swept by and the shols ' 38, Rt. 2 Crown City and • judges was impressed with the were fired, she said. pickup truck driven by Lavlway lh• administration inspir- 1 " -·renee E. Berry, 35, Rt. I North· tf the slate In the Jllage •• ptoblem Is the school drop-out. up, collided al 2:30 p.m. Fried participation in industrial ' Humphrey said. : day on tho Peter Cave Rd., n1 1 development in "every comer · , tenths of a mile east of Rt. '115. 1 I of the state in the village as LONDON - YULE Two persons suffered minor ln!11rles 'W!ren a car and No one was mjured, and there : well as hte metropolitan cen- sor Staughton Lynd told an apa Trallways bus collided at 6:30p.m. Friday on RL 33 on was no apparent damage to the Medium damage was caused tcrs." Neuenschwander said in plauding crowd of 500 ner.son<dl Darwin hill just north of the junc!lon Qf Rt. 681, the State road . gr<~der, The truck had to a.car driven b Rodne' Karr '• report to GOY. James A.' in Trafalgar Square s~~:~:~; i l Highway patrol reported. - . --~ ·~ -· , tnO!IO!:P.te damage. the patrol , y l ' •Rhodes. 11~at the United States ' . · was ofecr. · . · oaid...No charge wa~ filed. 17• Middiepo~t. when 11 went : c~ its bid for peace in OIIICOrl lllld the southbound ,. A ~of Meigs 'rounty, a~clover an embankmon_lll\!"r Long WASIDNGTON YICI! : Nam by increasing Arrlerican : bus operated by Leo C. Holland, denl oc;.urr<;<t a,t 2:10 p.m. on ·SEEKS DIVORCE Bottom on Frrday 1)18h~ will visit Detroit and Clev•Jond forces there during the 37-day , 65, West J.eflerso~, met t h f tht , <fU1ien,wr-DyesvJ!Ie liil., a . Marilyn Zembry,. 25 Mill I Karr 1 was substiiuting a• a Monday in his as posi·Christmos bombing lulL northbound ear driVO!I by W~ mil~ !l)lltlt -~ Rt. 1~!, . !~I'll Creek, fUed. a< petitiOn Salur-- driver on a Dally Sentinel route cll11rman qf the Lynd, who IIUide an unauth il da G. Palsen, 2!1, Shade, on a ears drlfen by Donald E. Tum- . ~Y mormng m Galha county for his grandfalber. Charles R. Youth Opportunity, Task o1ed trip _to Hanoi, appealed curve. The left rear of the bus er, . ~. A!hens, abd Pansy B. common pleas court for a d1- Karr, Sr., when the aecident He held a news to the British Mt to support the struck the left front lebder of Jor$fi, 32, Harrlsonv!Ue1 co~ vorce [rom John Zembry, 13 occilrred here earlier this week to S. on VIet Nam. I the. car. T~ was miMr dat lided on the slippery road. No MID Creek, on grounds or gross · "'"s tbe program's a&e to both vehicles. une wa~ injured and_no c~arge neglect of duty and extre!Jle cru- The elder Kerr had been hos· J~t year, and emphasize his 'Injured but not treated were ~Vas ffioo. There waa medium elty. Married Dec. 30, 1962, the pitalized earlier in !lie day for belief that it is or utmost imcouple ·ba~ one child, of whom burns when a gas line bunt parlance. A lull report is being Mn. Palsen, a strained wrist, d~mlige f<l 'botlr cilrs. · · and Chris L. Palsen, ll).months. A GaUra .c011!1ty ~aad _gr,ader the plamtrff seeks ·custody. She into names at hfa fllrm near prepared for President J®msc1n, ,l ~on lhe be~d. No charge opert(ted bY L;t~aV. Uproe, also · seelts alimony. Pomeroy. ~ he nld. The Task Force's main 1 '', I SHOES 1 Best Month, In ' The Year to Pick Up Dies Saturday (BRAND NAME) tions Committee in firmly re1 using to tsetif7 publicly about CHICAGO IUPIJ - The hroth U. S. policy in Viet N"am. f':r·in·law of Daniel Esrnhedo _l I His pub Information assist· cPntral figure in a landmark 'ant, Arthur Sylvester, left the: Supr<?me Court deri~ion. was impression in a talk with al' shot to death in gengland UPI reporter thot in fact Me- fashion Saturday bv a vnllPV of Narnara might - d prodded ::mllets from a passing ear. , - be willing to speak on U1e . , . FRANKLIN Coi Bentz "' olfe W «lnsiderable amount of fuel." tSaturday to the . Bentz Wolfe I said ·es1dence m Racme where Mr. j r'! WOUld find II blast-off lt'S!i ;Wolfe was found dead. ThPY ] F' " Bttpnsing than thf announce- Iwere ca lled again at 10:20 a.m. uneral ~ervlces tor Bentz nTnt that this; afternoon's : ~aturrt;Jy lo the Geor~~:e Werling ! Wolfe ._ Rocme. ','hO was dead trlaA&mission.~ was to complete ;rPsidence in Racine where Mr. on arnva l of Hacme Emergency t~a-9 set program. The frnm wher'! Mr. Werling w·Js · Squa~men a.t his home Saturday tr.nsrnissions are as strong es 1taken to Veterans Memortal Hos mornmg, Will be held Monday y were after the landinll on i pita! and entered as a medica,! at 3 P·.m: at the Ewing Chapel. T ursday." i patient SurviVIng are his Wile, Bertha ----'-· - _ Phillips Wolfe, thret chlldren, 1 • • 1line was located near a well on Mrs. Gene Crist, Columbus; MMISSJOUer Kerr' s property. : Charles Wolle, and Mrs. Jess Members of the lamily said I Nelson, NewArk: a grandson, both Mr. Karr and his grand- R1chard. ..-ho he raised, and U •on, Rodney, a senior at Pom- . three other grandchildren one ' ,. eroy High school. were thrown I brother, Dudley Wolfe, and a allooto the grund by the expJ .. ter . Mrs. John Cross. 3S UfQS 11on. Rodn.y Karr escaped m.l Rev. H. L. Daniela. wiD be jury. in charge of servicea lad bur· rigs County Commissioner Ia! will be In the GreenWOod (' aries R. Karr Sr .. was admit- Vet.rano Memorial Hoopllal Cemetery at Racine. Frlendl m t Ill Veterans Memoli<! hos- Admlsoions - Mrs. Darrell . call at the funeral b(>me anyP' alJ•in Pomeroy Friday after- Sellers, Portland: Mrs. Sabra I t'me. rt n. for treatment of burns suf- Camday, Rutland : Orin Hunsic- gar's court. fek while working around " lker, Middleport : William lhle,l by lire last Sunday. g well on his Nsylors Run .Racine; Edna Hoffman, Hart-l ViCAUi MAIL r• d larm. iford : Myrtle Cremeans, Cool-1 Gallipolis P..tmaatar Elmer . arr wao . ~eported In oatls- ville ; Charles Km Sr., Pome-1E. Caldwell announced Satuol""tory condrtron Saturday, re- roy day that all lint cluo maU, q., rovering from pomful !acral Dilcbaraeo - Martin Wood· cept government office penaitp' bti'no when a frozen gos line he ard, Pomeroy; Lisa Martin mail addressed to APOo or was attempting_ to thaw out with Middleport; Esta Russell, Porn- FPOs in the Pacific area, .wUI " ;l!trcb burst mto tmmes. The i erof. . ... .. _ be teD! b¥ air lllail. ~v~l l I Gangland has WAbHJNTON - THE PEN· tagon ""'ght saturdtty to dis- \ Another 3ody • courage the view that Defense 1 Secretary Robert S. McNam-1 · ara had • "head-on _collision" fn Boct Hill wrth the Sonata Fore1gn Rela1 · MEIGS COUNTY wlll get an LATI! SPORTS NEWS f8,600,000 slice In highway im· The Ohio Valley Puiii!JIIin11:1 provements during tbe current Company lo Ill lbe proceao ol year. , The money will expended IDBiaW., an addllfiUII Untied for a two-lane relocation of Rt Preao lalenladonal teletype 7 around MiddJeport and Porn- machi.M Ut receive late wetkeroy lor a distance of 4.04 miles, eod oporlt enall. IJalallatloa and a similar proJect for 5.115 wiD be Ws -•·II miles in a relocation of Rt. 33. apd oert Hitloa die wiU lnelude late weellead · evenll. Our twice-yearly event! WORLD . to Vf'ferans Memorial hoS-1 1 r·J Sll!e no Tt'JSOn why thev l pil<~ for ndmittance as a medi- I 1 · =~~ 1CtDt~~ Ba :"[tl is tnconceiveble that this I t ( ' otlo,Jd be all because the i i ;lea;nt, for~eited a $!2.!'4' bond •:i•tem II working ouperbly," l or rvmg e wron~ direction Lpvetl said ol the Tass on a one way strte · dno+nement. "There Is no ! ' In State Highway patrol COBOl!, ~f deterior•t>on of baltery I I (,J';;'n D. Hammons, 26• Rt. sikn pt deterioration of batter·y! Racine emergency~ resrue 2 Jdwel!. was fmetl flO and p~wer It is the same si~nal '~"'dmen made three runs Fri· costs, parking on the highway, •'i'•ngth as yeslerday." ·day to Saturday noon start- ' a~d Rolla J. Matheny, Jr .. 34, 11e l tald one possi ble reason · Jr.~ at II :45 a.m. Frid<1y to P · Pleasant~ forfeited a m.so f<f the Soviet ennouneement the Bill lhle rt-sidenct in Ra- •b?nd for failure to yield the ·~ that thev intend to lilt the jr·me Irom where Mr. !hie was j rrght of way, \ I i ' 'll2'5 • R 1Ji:!8}3fi8 ~ ' J STETSON t i ! , '·. ' , .,. SheetS Is Released on f I �'• ., ~ ' Q ' t 'j;' j ) •• ' • I. ' '' •';> \ . } RACINE . ' . .' J,> ' / I '• • ~~ • ,, • ,, ·. \ ~- '· ... ' . ' •. ' ·, ~ ' e'a·'p·p·.raisa . r ·,e_.-~r.·.;.-··'e. Pre-primary > activity :!!~~J·.:;·~~·· b).' w"·.-',!il,esd_ay·l! : 15 persona bad ·flied nomlllitlon pet!Uona for.;;~~~~~ May ~ election.. Five CoUntY offlt:eJ Involved. Thi u The State j!oard of Tax Ap-1 tax year of 1968. the. nia!UJi. ' ' ell number of candl41tl!s are. riiiiD\ng for IICbo01s. . . . COUI)· The, oollce to Caldwell· Republicans, Robert Queen, a -temporary Mrs. 0 _...1 - · _..._ , Peal' 1oday had ordered a re-1 Caldwell said 14 other rd ~ 1 art Nortblip,' Mn. Evalee. S. Myers and Mrs. ..,.....,. w- . . . . d •ppralsal of all real property also receive a ers y u p : , . man. . twp., daiJ8btei: of the , . Meigs county started within certified mail last week from "Under ~vlslona of Democrats In the race are WilHam Lucadoo and :Masino Henry and Ji;l~belh ~hr next 60 dttys. I the board of .tax appeals tv sm.34, reviSed eode, the Wallace. Morton Dickey, Inc,umbent auditor will be opposed ~~Her~:·:~~ W8l to start reappraisals. of Tax Appeals b....,by 1, County Aud1tor Gordon Caldthe Aualtor ·of Melga Mrs. Helen Swlaber OD toe Repqbliean' aide and Mho. well said Saturday he will im· "I personally don't feel we Ohio to reappraise and to Burnett Is the Democratic DOmiDee. ·. mediately contoct reappraisal cause I have annually had all sess aU of the real Three Republicans for the county eoniiniWou are JobJ!. firm• leading to. the retenti<Jn need the reappraisal be- in said county oDd to :Morgan, incumbent, opposed by Carron .81npr aod Aruf the one chargm~ the least. cause I have annually had all the same in Uie manner thur Wheeler. Clyda Saqndera Is the Ilemottatlc nominee A reappraisal of real pro- ne~ oonstruction plc~ed up,• vlded by low and by the Lowell Dickason, Democrat, ~la~th~e:!!!!_~~~~~~~ ""rty in Meigs countv was la>t s•rd Mr. Caldwell. But the and regulations prescribed glneer and Judge John W. , ,. .• . 9tit b " th c 1 hw provides that If I don't issued by the board within Howell for probate judge. trustees .,_ ·llllned ~ c·umpleteu 10 1 . Y e 0 •· have it done the state auditor · '. A flO 000 FIRE leveled the operali.., Al, llbrarlea Ill lbt Laver·:l'r~m~l; :: of l)ayton 11:an cut off all aid to townships, !l''th::'~•O:s:,::t~al..,. William •Weltera bome on Bula· Meigs ~ Sebool Dlllrlqt. ''~r~i~~ ~7!3.0l of the Ohio schools, and municipalities. I ar the real property be lillie-Porter Rd., Sunday night MEIGS G~ R;viSI'd Cnde states a county ~avhe no ·t"~er ~.llernatJve than upon and made a part of the Tim GOODYEAR PLANT were amo~IS ' Oblo '"'titor musL during every six- o •ve ' one. tax list and tax duplicate at Ashton, W. Va., wblcb em. lbat averqed a ~-~ pereeal rear pennd. appraise or cause; Caldwell sard that Prosecut- oollectron or taxes lor the pl ees maoy area resldeuta, doctlon ID· unemployment. T'· lobe appraised all real properly t in~ Attorney Bernard Fultz and 1968. The foregoing order oy led an average amploy- present Melgo pereelllap II i~· the county he serves. The ' the Meigs county commJS91oners not be affected by any . of 230 person• with a aDd 1n GaDia upeoming reappraisal is to be l will also rerei~e notices fro~ io~ to the ~fftce of auditor ~=ly payroll of tt.f mlllioll put on the tax duplicate ror the the BuJr4 _<>'___fax AP_peals m,;ard county. ID 1165. Present e>:J1811slea pro- JACK WARD OF RT. I .. _,_ ________ gram e1 the plant Is p;peeted eroy filed to gjve lelltw . ~ ·." . .. rC(tntirued from pa~e I l b"ck by the heavy smoke b~lt l•1h.>d . 8 hai!WllY or1 ~ secoild fir or. Mrs. Roush , who ~as on~ of the first fiJ arrive at the !Wert'\ said it appeared that the 'laze , started in the lobby ar~tr of the bank: rire fightin~ units from Racine, P~meroy and . Mlddl._ . port sent equipment ·to .battle the blau while · th• Syracus• Fire. Department wo~ ~n ,stn'ld· bY. The lire was brousJ!t undeJ control shortly after mid· Fe IIi"' ni~ht. Marshal L)<lns, shottly after ll:l; p.m., went up an outsldt entrance at the rear ol . t n e apartment. and intc the o!Mr ' building, thrcu~h -the BeeRie apartment, ami into the other apartment where lie found Mrs. .... Dunlee near the door of her apartment. '' tiQf'fl tJ ! Lyons brought the victim ·--f-:,,,.ti 1 downstairs where oxygen wa~ 1'1 h 1c administered, without success. ·~· J i ;· ~·-, / MET LAST NIGHT ~ ;,.,. '., ~ TilE' bank's board ot director~ •' 1oi ,!JiJII net in the building Friday ~... · ... ., 1 · ht d left bout 9 VATCHJNG BANK r .•<G DESTROYED - Dillon Cross, left. president of the FAf'\J, ~Jg h' anN . a 'd t~im. National Bank or Racine. and Freeland Norris, bank cashier. look up to the seHQn~ 1 :~~ i~ or:~Jsw:~ t~;erydoo~~ 1story of the structure while fire~ en were ba t.tling the blaze Friday ni ght. ,;,. ; 1 , _,u 1 , \'.'ere locked. n · l: ·q Norris also reported Satur- . blaze Saturda.y , with Levetta Gall. Ek>al'er. Pa., an,...! David Cl eland ~ RarinP Fire day state building inspectors County Sheriff !I a numll ~ r of nierl:'s and neph· r chief. praised tht- work ol aU were to check the structure on authorities and Racine ews. Friends may call at ti-t~ I volunteer firemen answering fhll' Monday to determine if any or i Lyons assisting. tQsay when the body will bt» Ewing Funeral Home until the structure can be used , Officials said there was taken to the church. alarm. for rebuilding purpose. : siderable smoke and water damNorris said, in all probability. ' 8jle in areas of the building a meeting of the board of direc- where the fire didn't hit. Most tors will be held Monday night of the possessioos of the Beeto review building inspector's gles were damaged, according dP.cision. to Norris. Bank ollicials reported au Beegl•. a part-time sherifl's 1 safety deposit boxes were m· de11uty, answered the call .,_,.,. ,, tact and oothing in them is be· working a~ a dispatcher lhat lieved destroyed. . the building where he and his . State Fire Marshal Frank wife resided was on fire. SherMAKING INVESTIGATION. ~ Frank Eisnagule, left, from the otate fire marshal'o oJrlce and Alfred Lyons, Ra- 1Elsnaugle, Jackson. was con- iff Robert c. Hartenbach immeclne marshall, survey !ire damages at the .First National Bank of. Racine on Saturday. Marshall Lyons attempted to I dueling an investigation of the diately sent Beegle, and anolh·ll save the life of Mrsf Mary Dunree by goiQg into the burning building. Mrs. Dunfee died as the · result or suffocation · er deputy carl Hysell to caused by the fir~. · scene. ' ' Funeral services for Mrs. Dunfee will be held today 3 ! p.m. at the Racine Meth.odi· Church with the Rev. H. L. 1 McDaniel officiating. Burial will be in the Green- ' wood Cemetery at Racine be-l In side her late husband, Addison. : wbo preceded her in deal~ on the Nov. 4. 1947. Survivors include .a sister I . 5 repe: u. '11$5 ' I Mayor.AskLg COOperation a::1 The Meigs Newsbeat .~ I" s I E t d d t w kers CITY s.:: '-'omp nnents, a utes x en e o or ::~~o!pprov.:!as~ll&l to~:; ~~:n::en~~?l~;l~:baiit'c~;~~~~~ -~~n~~a to up that llguro in 11186. _ GALLIPOUS • h D { J b f ounty IJJ _ way epartments or 0 s H C O !"' Hcan Charles larr. Sr., Clf lion In the race for tba eonnnt• eoJII11Iisl. lion nom\D•IIoll. Wayu Glbboaa Pomlll'oy r.fiyor <l\lrlll' , lbat J.-----------------.-.-===-..1; uted well for !be apditora poot November. 1'. If. O'Brien ll .... t..... apposed lor bitt third term u QV ROBF:RT WINGET!' ,the snow by going to the Cap!- . very _lew. probate judge. lbo-pelll!illlllit TnbAY'S THOUGHT _ • A t'l Citv. Washington elso was ' rce m the river 1• reported bal 1101 Glllo ''"' friend is somrbody who hit hard. be as thick as 10 Inches THE WILLIAM DAY I'IIIDIDded l'~n mak'e us do wht~l we can." i 11 is our undf'rshmding the the Portland Locks. The. at HarrlsoiJvUle W8l dealfti,ildJ~ b8t .oo1y 1 • two " town dads" learned in ,crn, because of _the condrUons, FUTURE DEVELOPMENT of by fire Jut 011 Sunday. t'lll.t • _ _ _. 1 -~~ r Legar~ the central business dL!triet waa ' tl8ld II 11 1washingt<'n they will have con- wos forced to Ire up at ouUined to retail mtrchants by anowplolll lllck up 1rmtPf.lMF.NTS HAVE .ume lfirmation within the next 20 day ,land. ,. thf' pt>oplt> of our highway whetht•r Pnmeroy wtll rece1ve Gerry Harsch, city planner. Dan fraD& of drlvewiJIIIKI •u'u"l Thomas was mminated for the ((·,r th!'ir hard work during thE' ~truetinn of tt fl propos~d sew- tn ~t_hens_ reports ice .lishingj presidency of the merchant but it can ~:11 ,.,·enl snowstorms . aRC system. j r~nd•twns '".lakes at Mergo group. avvlded llltb lilt small An oui-Qkounly resident stopIYI:I1abJt, 1t,<tlha CQUiltJ~S :1ght .n~w pim' at Crow's ~teak Honse lhis ODDS & ENilS DEPART· good. The Wildh[e DIVIsion GEN. GEORGE BUSH tret.) . ,ff'fk for coffPe and observed, l\U.:,NT - Scvreal youngsters m fJcials. howe~er, warn was appointed Development Of. 'F'rom what l'vP ~Prn . ttw Stole ~rruc tton of its proposed sew- lrltreme caution sh~d be ex- ficer of Rto Grande College. He MAD ABRIIr IMhway workers m thrs coun· th• Portland vicinity claim to ertJSed on Ice flshmg due to takes the place created by the Clarence (llucl<y) Adam&, . ·. lWaCt SbQ1, Ill, ~~~:II lr deserve praise Their wnrk h;1ve rolled the b1ggest snow· ~ thr heavy snow cover: retirement tf Col. ~enneth Welk 8 native of Gallla eouniY hu been ll'hlted bJ till I! mtainly notietable to pe r- ball in the area . .. reported to I, Both Tycoon Lake tn, Galll• , er. at 9:30 p.m. Frldq In a Ogtnn-1_., Polk\e doparlmeal Gil :..P n~ whn have tr:w~lt>d ovf'r c;rv bt· tlbou t 20 fet'l tn dJametrr :and Forked Run m Metgs r~ bus nursing home. A o:rmer MMSS , operation ~ era! huodrrd miles or snowy s.... ms Mr. and Mrs. L. M ptrledly ha~e excellent bluegdl , THE OHIO STATE PATROL !dent of the EversrII acbeduled tr appe&rltiCie l•ighwey•.· !'nee. 112 Maple Place, Pome- :•nd bass frshmg, Investigated 63 accidents in ity, he had realded In Pu1ieNJ Mayor Charlll Another cnstomor at toe ruy. had a Iorge awning at their ] Meigo and Galiia county during bus since November whee lDIIde st"' House said "Thns. State hnm•· break down because of i January. There Wl!l1l 42 in Gal- fell and fractured a 'hlp, . ~1ghwav bovs were putting me recently organized Meigs lla and 19 In Meigs. Thirty- was formerly . an emploJee file "Dbfftlgulrl'll~" ~ - ~emlrals on Route 33 alnw~t . l.un-'11. Sdtt~ul l~l stnct. has set ] fJve persona were mjured. the Gallipolill state IDIUtute. IJI· the tlme the lirst flakes hll up1 hi! offiCe '" the Pomeroy j I!• road." B: ementary Buildmg EmRIO GRANDE ro]J.EGE He waa born Ill tbe !The workers lor the State met! Shuler, Middleport conbao employed an architectural Sept. 30, 1901, 8011 Of BANT~ t.,_ l . H:ehay dl'parl-nent as well tractor, has been keeping his ftrm to design a new physical Hollis 1\4~. and .;., ~ ~t the l"ounty rood crews aoct 'neavy equipment busy this W~t'!k t education building fermer ~~ ~00~, I'IOW '4• s~;~p~ removal crews in the pushmg snow Red Tucker, MIEGS M. 0. Para..· Of Cbeshlre and crown ltJr lllllftl s,"vf:'rs1 :. towns also deserve Pmploy{'f at the F'ogle!lon~ Lyle Sheets Eureka Slor Rt., MEJGS COUNTY cemmiss- Vives. , IOC1d Jooto. Ill blaek...UV• praise '". r their dedicated •f- l•'uneral Home _in Mason, claims pleaded not guilty Saturday lonen approved a general fund Mr. Adamo was llrst married . iD4 ILIW ....,.., "'"« " '" f1rts (IJ~ ·he n11ght be m !me or the 1 morning in municipal court to budget of t275,000. The county Is ~ We t'bke this opportunity to ··~Mw Shoveler of the year" 8 charge of assault with 1 dan- 1till in the running for the Ioea.. ~ the forma=o Thelma Bn~ 'flute them award in Ma son If so. K•n- gerous weapon and wu beld lion o,l the new Ohio State Peni- IS deceased. I!IJ second RE11C11EDtJL1!D , --ny WiggenR. manager of the to the May term grand jury. tensry, viewing with 1M> other rlage waa to the former Tbe MGM Explorers ll~~::::ll ' lMERilV MAVOR CHAR- tlRW Leather Herdware and He was released on 1500 bond. locations in this section or the l"' Moran, who survives. A IICbeduled in the Youth I LEGAR and Council Pres· S•rpply Store on Second-St. Porn- Shiver also signed 8 wBJTant state. Lewll Adamo of ID Ma1011 City on Feb. 12 1 t l.e,lie Fultz were in Wash- eroy, deserves it on this side of on another youth whose arraign. <md a •tap-son Francis Mor·anlbeen. )IOIIIptned. llw!U be rrlgton, D. C , this week on vii the r>Ver. Kenny ha. bren <le- ment Is pending. __ THE REEDSVILLE - of ColumbU& and I 1111 Saturday, Feb. If. Jlge businm. One Jhmg Is m · ter!cd devoting a lot of time to In cily police cases Saturday, CHESTER pbone system Is in- Thelma Koehler of t4in, they didn't get <~way from rlei!rmg _s now from sidewalks Judge Robert Betz fined David eluded in a maJor ~provement also sw:'ave. There are CITY WA.TERWORII OF P01t4T PLEASANT . - < - - - - -· - · · - - - - · , and pushmg stuck cars . . . T. Burdette, 19 , Cleveland, program by the Crtrzens Tele- grandch~ldren, and four step temperaturea _ blab eOPEN ~ATURDAY NIGHT TIL ••~ -~ $10 and ousts no certtncate of phone Co. grandchildren. Sallmla1 readlna BOAT TRAFFIC ON t h e title Robert' E. Franklin, 38 , Services. WID be he!'! at 2 II am. ' Oh•o R>ver has been practic,JJy 1Eureka Star Rt 15 and costs THE OHIO POWER ro., has m. Tuesday at Millers .H~~n~ll"";;;;;;;..ii;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~iiiliiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilii l);o~linued from page I l at a standstill this week . Bob failure to obe .·~to si . Fred applied to the Federal Power for Funeral8, . Rev. Alfred "lore pictures from Luna -9 Beegle at Lo<·k 21 in Portland Lamm 24 ~~ 1 6ogn~ Cit Commission to make a feasi- 1ley will ofJiclate, an:~d'..:;;=-::J:!I "hie~ h• said were of as •ood 1t1dicated some boats may have and Edwa;d R: Ca norw 35 ;;: billty study of tbe posslbilitie5 wUl be Ill Vb\lon · M : • ' .. '"!hty . as four others start·~- movmg S.t~rday, but 110 and ooots, ~~aUon; of_ mstallmg hydro power lacl- Park. Frtends may call at !be rljeeJ _'.. Fr1day. . -d Ed d R Co funeral bOme Sunday evening. 35 Pt litre• at the Racme Dam. f696,468. Estivan Matthew• waa appointed. member of lbe ctty recreation commission for a five-year term ending Dee. 31, 1971. Ac>Proval was &!Veil a water line extension. { I I CJarenceAdams F da Dies ri Y In Columbus 1 1 $500 Bond "*" f()('ket orr the moon .. , 1 Racme • ·Squa d Makes 3R \ uns I an war ·. ynor, • i taken atiould not be able to do this (•r~l patif·nt. although il would nrcd t : Thev were callf'd at 9:35 e.rn. I ~ ' ' 1 ' rrrord. I t I I I \ · . Ill]Uf . _ Ies . Two Suffer M '. mor .•' When Bus and Auto.co·JJi.de PLAST. ,. IC MODELS SpeDtl your enubJp with new les'l model• trOm Pickens Hard*an CQJ A~9'rHJ:R•'GQoD ID~ · FOI PAS-lNG VOlt~ TIME .• { 'PAINT· BY- NUMBER. SETS 'JUred bY 4 (1()90 .\VIN'fill ~RT: '~ ., ePEDWIN eWILLIAMS e ENDICOTT JOHNSON REGULARLY $4.99 TO $12.99 NOW CLOSEOUT OF \"!inter Samples --- $2.8~ . Sizes 4ll and 5 '-1 AA BROKEN SIZES I Js Moderate I ESKILOOS - SALE' - -- - PRICES,I Our Comp/irnrut.s To The Ol1io ValleJI Publish~~IJc,, Co. O'l tile ~· rrsl Jssue of Tl1.e Sunday Time s-SP·ntinti. :. ,, THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. -You worked hard for your money ... Now Make It Work Harder F.or You! .. . • Current ( '• ·. Rete The money you have arrumulated, or tha't you save out of a weekly paycheck, GROW MUCH FASTER in a savihgs count here. To get 'more for your money - and morf 16• ~ut of life - put "'vings where they bril\j you · a really worth-while return - a nidi where your !unds will always be IOOc on lhe dollar. Tile_Galhpolis Savings and .Lean Company ~ .,, . · ~· ,_;1 •' ,Jt,i Celebrating Our 80th Year Phone 446-3832 Gllllpalio, OhiO ALSO: CAflTQON .I ' .~ . ) lfO OPEN EVERY - ~AY.,..jll DAY' ,. ' We]JR eROBIN HOOD I I ' • Damage to car e MISS AMERICA M1tsuru Wakita , 43. was kill- ed as he rejoined his wile and COLUMBUS _ OHIO RANK- ltwo daughters in their car alter ed second but Lt set a uirfst" :fixing a flat tire. His wife. for an industrial state in the Grace, said eight shots were "most aggressive industrial de- lirf.'"'' from t~e left front wind~w vt>lopment program" in the na- ?t a car wh1eh had been crwstion and Canada, Development mg the area. 1 I The number two trophy •· Mrs. Wakita said she had I 1 Director Fred Neuenschwand-' noticed the "dark. late model" l'ar circling the block while her 1 er maintained Saturday. The number tw" trophy a- nusband. a drj}J press operator, 'l'HE VICTIM - The body of Mrs. Mary DJinfe¢, 86, who dlei! or apparent suffocation In the fire which destroyed ihe ward by the Society of lndustri- changed the tire. As Wakita r First National Bank of Racin~ Friday night I'0."in_g·,Piaeed _o _llan e!ner!encY__squad eot IIi Realtors went to the Buck· reentered the cor. the stnmge l - - - - - -- - - - - eye Satte because the board of auto swept by and the shols ' 38, Rt. 2 Crown City and • judges was impressed with the were fired, she said. pickup truck driven by Lavlway lh• administration inspir- 1 " -·renee E. Berry, 35, Rt. I North· tf the slate In the Jllage •• ptoblem Is the school drop-out. up, collided al 2:30 p.m. Fried participation in industrial ' Humphrey said. : day on tho Peter Cave Rd., n1 1 development in "every comer · , tenths of a mile east of Rt. '115. 1 I of the state in the village as LONDON - YULE Two persons suffered minor ln!11rles 'W!ren a car and No one was mjured, and there : well as hte metropolitan cen- sor Staughton Lynd told an apa Trallways bus collided at 6:30p.m. Friday on RL 33 on was no apparent damage to the Medium damage was caused tcrs." Neuenschwander said in plauding crowd of 500 ner.son<dl Darwin hill just north of the junc!lon Qf Rt. 681, the State road . gr<~der, The truck had to a.car driven b Rodne' Karr '• report to GOY. James A.' in Trafalgar Square s~~:~:~; i l Highway patrol reported. - . --~ ·~ -· , tnO!IO!:P.te damage. the patrol , y l ' •Rhodes. 11~at the United States ' . · was ofecr. · . · oaid...No charge wa~ filed. 17• Middiepo~t. when 11 went : c~ its bid for peace in OIIICOrl lllld the southbound ,. A ~of Meigs 'rounty, a~clover an embankmon_lll\!"r Long WASIDNGTON YICI! : Nam by increasing Arrlerican : bus operated by Leo C. Holland, denl oc;.urr<;<t a,t 2:10 p.m. on ·SEEKS DIVORCE Bottom on Frrday 1)18h~ will visit Detroit and Clev•Jond forces there during the 37-day , 65, West J.eflerso~, met t h f tht , <fU1ien,wr-DyesvJ!Ie liil., a . Marilyn Zembry,. 25 Mill I Karr 1 was substiiuting a• a Monday in his as posi·Christmos bombing lulL northbound ear driVO!I by W~ mil~ !l)lltlt -~ Rt. 1~!, . !~I'll Creek, fUed. a< petitiOn Salur-- driver on a Dally Sentinel route cll11rman qf the Lynd, who IIUide an unauth il da G. Palsen, 2!1, Shade, on a ears drlfen by Donald E. Tum- . ~Y mormng m Galha county for his grandfalber. Charles R. Youth Opportunity, Task o1ed trip _to Hanoi, appealed curve. The left rear of the bus er, . ~. A!hens, abd Pansy B. common pleas court for a d1- Karr, Sr., when the aecident He held a news to the British Mt to support the struck the left front lebder of Jor$fi, 32, Harrlsonv!Ue1 co~ vorce [rom John Zembry, 13 occilrred here earlier this week to S. on VIet Nam. I the. car. T~ was miMr dat lided on the slippery road. No MID Creek, on grounds or gross · "'"s tbe program's a&e to both vehicles. une wa~ injured and_no c~arge neglect of duty and extre!Jle cru- The elder Kerr had been hos· J~t year, and emphasize his 'Injured but not treated were ~Vas ffioo. There waa medium elty. Married Dec. 30, 1962, the pitalized earlier in !lie day for belief that it is or utmost imcouple ·ba~ one child, of whom burns when a gas line bunt parlance. A lull report is being Mn. Palsen, a strained wrist, d~mlige f<l 'botlr cilrs. · · and Chris L. Palsen, ll).months. A GaUra .c011!1ty ~aad _gr,ader the plamtrff seeks ·custody. She into names at hfa fllrm near prepared for President J®msc1n, ,l ~on lhe be~d. No charge opert(ted bY L;t~aV. Uproe, also · seelts alimony. Pomeroy. ~ he nld. The Task Force's main 1 '', I SHOES 1 Best Month, In ' The Year to Pick Up Dies Saturday (BRAND NAME) tions Committee in firmly re1 using to tsetif7 publicly about CHICAGO IUPIJ - The hroth U. S. policy in Viet N"am. f':r·in·law of Daniel Esrnhedo _l I His pub Information assist· cPntral figure in a landmark 'ant, Arthur Sylvester, left the: Supr<?me Court deri~ion. was impression in a talk with al' shot to death in gengland UPI reporter thot in fact Me- fashion Saturday bv a vnllPV of Narnara might - d prodded ::mllets from a passing ear. , - be willing to speak on U1e . , . FRANKLIN Coi Bentz "' olfe W «lnsiderable amount of fuel." tSaturday to the . Bentz Wolfe I said ·es1dence m Racme where Mr. j r'! WOUld find II blast-off lt'S!i ;Wolfe was found dead. ThPY ] F' " Bttpnsing than thf announce- Iwere ca lled again at 10:20 a.m. uneral ~ervlces tor Bentz nTnt that this; afternoon's : ~aturrt;Jy lo the Geor~~:e Werling ! Wolfe ._ Rocme. ','hO was dead trlaA&mission.~ was to complete ;rPsidence in Racine where Mr. on arnva l of Hacme Emergency t~a-9 set program. The frnm wher'! Mr. Werling w·Js · Squa~men a.t his home Saturday tr.nsrnissions are as strong es 1taken to Veterans Memortal Hos mornmg, Will be held Monday y were after the landinll on i pita! and entered as a medica,! at 3 P·.m: at the Ewing Chapel. T ursday." i patient SurviVIng are his Wile, Bertha ----'-· - _ Phillips Wolfe, thret chlldren, 1 • • 1line was located near a well on Mrs. Gene Crist, Columbus; MMISSJOUer Kerr' s property. : Charles Wolle, and Mrs. Jess Members of the lamily said I Nelson, NewArk: a grandson, both Mr. Karr and his grand- R1chard. ..-ho he raised, and U •on, Rodney, a senior at Pom- . three other grandchildren one ' ,. eroy High school. were thrown I brother, Dudley Wolfe, and a allooto the grund by the expJ .. ter . Mrs. John Cross. 3S UfQS 11on. Rodn.y Karr escaped m.l Rev. H. L. Daniela. wiD be jury. in charge of servicea lad bur· rigs County Commissioner Ia! will be In the GreenWOod (' aries R. Karr Sr .. was admit- Vet.rano Memorial Hoopllal Cemetery at Racine. Frlendl m t Ill Veterans Memoli<! hos- Admlsoions - Mrs. Darrell . call at the funeral b(>me anyP' alJ•in Pomeroy Friday after- Sellers, Portland: Mrs. Sabra I t'me. rt n. for treatment of burns suf- Camday, Rutland : Orin Hunsic- gar's court. fek while working around " lker, Middleport : William lhle,l by lire last Sunday. g well on his Nsylors Run .Racine; Edna Hoffman, Hart-l ViCAUi MAIL r• d larm. iford : Myrtle Cremeans, Cool-1 Gallipolis P..tmaatar Elmer . arr wao . ~eported In oatls- ville ; Charles Km Sr., Pome-1E. Caldwell announced Satuol""tory condrtron Saturday, re- roy day that all lint cluo maU, q., rovering from pomful !acral Dilcbaraeo - Martin Wood· cept government office penaitp' bti'no when a frozen gos line he ard, Pomeroy; Lisa Martin mail addressed to APOo or was attempting_ to thaw out with Middleport; Esta Russell, Porn- FPOs in the Pacific area, .wUI " ;l!trcb burst mto tmmes. The i erof. . ... .. _ be teD! b¥ air lllail. ~v~l l I Gangland has WAbHJNTON - THE PEN· tagon ""'ght saturdtty to dis- \ Another 3ody • courage the view that Defense 1 Secretary Robert S. McNam-1 · ara had • "head-on _collision" fn Boct Hill wrth the Sonata Fore1gn Rela1 · MEIGS COUNTY wlll get an LATI! SPORTS NEWS f8,600,000 slice In highway im· The Ohio Valley Puiii!JIIin11:1 provements during tbe current Company lo Ill lbe proceao ol year. , The money will expended IDBiaW., an addllfiUII Untied for a two-lane relocation of Rt Preao lalenladonal teletype 7 around MiddJeport and Porn- machi.M Ut receive late wetkeroy lor a distance of 4.04 miles, eod oporlt enall. IJalallatloa and a similar proJect for 5.115 wiD be Ws -•·II miles in a relocation of Rt. 33. apd oert Hitloa die wiU lnelude late weellead · evenll. Our twice-yearly event! WORLD . to Vf'ferans Memorial hoS-1 1 r·J Sll!e no Tt'JSOn why thev l pil<~ for ndmittance as a medi- I 1 · =~~ 1CtDt~~ Ba :"[tl is tnconceiveble that this I t ( ' otlo,Jd be all because the i i ;lea;nt, for~eited a $!2.!'4' bond •:i•tem II working ouperbly," l or rvmg e wron~ direction Lpvetl said ol the Tass on a one way strte · dno+nement. "There Is no ! ' In State Highway patrol COBOl!, ~f deterior•t>on of baltery I I (,J';;'n D. Hammons, 26• Rt. sikn pt deterioration of batter·y! Racine emergency~ resrue 2 Jdwel!. was fmetl flO and p~wer It is the same si~nal '~"'dmen made three runs Fri· costs, parking on the highway, •'i'•ngth as yeslerday." ·day to Saturday noon start- ' a~d Rolla J. Matheny, Jr .. 34, 11e l tald one possi ble reason · Jr.~ at II :45 a.m. Frid<1y to P · Pleasant~ forfeited a m.so f<f the Soviet ennouneement the Bill lhle rt-sidenct in Ra- •b?nd for failure to yield the ·~ that thev intend to lilt the jr·me Irom where Mr. !hie was j rrght of way, \ I i ' 'll2'5 • R 1Ji:!8}3fi8 ~ ' J STETSON t i ! , '·. ' , .,. SheetS Is Released on f I �. ' ,I • ' ' ' \ l~ .' c-'libe lullday 'l'!mes-Sentlnel, Sunday, Februu'1 I, 19tl The Sunday 'White Paper " I .I • ~ i~l .It's .Past. ,Late ~~to · Pia~. ate:_(tbe . . IO\p'Iaca6les PUBLISHED BY TlfE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY M! ta~ .M : • Richard S. OlDen, Publisher Jamn & Danner, Adv. Dir. Vernon Deweese, Adv. Mgr. ~ 1 B'f S'. WlltTE WASHJNGTON - II Is put time for ·President Johnson to ..ase his and .overpaUent effort to the Utile band of Senate implacab\ea over Viel Nam. . ,~ ·caggreSIIIon. ~eq~!, ',to 8sllsl tills ·ticllm ol United. St,alea was .J1elng. pn>~ · '',;fihe~.' over thcl.~at:eid M dJI. bm II au Jntelleclua!IJ ~ . . . , erl}' abcb&Qd of "J.8kint' P•~ emlllsarler: all ov.er the view: bowevel' delu~: But u11o ' 1 · • , , , . . "\ . Jll~ . .. . . · place of the Fre!ICii eolonialls wqrld on a. J)llace 'effort wMose admitted r,onnot . be This Is DOl, of eourse, lo say in ·Soulll Vlel Nam." · generosity and- lnteB!l!Y . ate B!&PP!ed with; !Of as Dwight Wetherholt, Editor that all crltlcB policy $uch grpte,syue attempts to · n<lw' S!Ilute4 by _tlj\! Is 11189ked, It perverts 111$.41> Hobort Wilson, Jr., Mgr. Editor are 80 moUva~. ··But that put !lie tliilted States, which Is lelf, this, ·too;· was not ~h. baling procesa; Fulbright and his small group spending its very blood to 4e- There is 1118$s1Ve evidence, In- The aupierne lro!IY 61 It •II II ;; _ _ _ _ _..;......_ . - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [ so motivated has at last fet:d Soul!! VietNam's lndepi!D- cjeed, -i!lat even .a '• l*!nanent that the far. out who The long • accumumling ~en dllclos~ by the . Senator lienee froJII llnperlallst commll- ~ bf ,aU 1 . , American are trying 10 drive 111 I r o m dence is now overwhelmll1i himself. Havmg many limes de- illsm on al' • loJia. with ·a bombing 'and ja: s-s[on not Viet Nam have aelected Fut. that these men - beaded _by Cl~ blmself in favor of vlndi· Frep~ effort to ~old Soilth VIet dtin.ndbt. !bat tl)e Invaders bright 11 their "llbaral". rally· Sen. J. Wilham Fulbri~ht of cat•~& our promises but COl!- Na:m in a coloni~list grip speak so~Q their 9\VIL.il\t;uals for a lng _point. No 111811 In ihe :SenArkansas - are determmed ne- eerned rather with. hnw we do for themselves. It ts, o1 c~e iltOinetlt, would still llDt · lje .ate bas ·a more :uttra~onserva. ver to be c~nvinCed. Further It, he now raises Oblique ques- substantially the argwiienl ~ enoitgh.·~ , live t'ecord !in sdme of ~ mOlt ual five-day a week Gallipolis Dally Trl· efforts to pl~cate them .~an onlions abOut th~ "legality" of 1ng mad~ In doUiile • . thlnk by 'lt · js ilere jjtat oj!IDCllltJ bllele liberal llsuel C!l tJila day we have fathered what only live bune and Pomeroy-Middleport Daily Senti· ly oompromtse the dlgml,y of a our beitig In VietNam at all. the c;;oiiUiliUlist Invade~'& them-It( Cjlll(lucllrig 81'1 trqe detlate eratlnn. 1Ji8 votei ·on ·aJ! civil · . ago was n dream beyond possible nei. nation at honorable war. Moreover some of the.J9 eon. $1.!ve. · .. , With the·'Fulbriibt !IPil'nter be- IJights leglllatlon, ~vir modin Meigs-Gallia. The Sunday Times-Sentinel once e a c h The evidence Is similarly over· gressional ieade!S who · weN! · nM!l : simp1e truth. that ibe j!Omt!' ·-,or what erate, haVe been. Unbroken day is the first issue of the Sunday week will speak with a single voice lor apwhelming that the Fulbright summoned by President JohnFulbright 'grO\!P bas · never the Fulbright · people· really ~ are precisely tbose ol, I&J, Ti s.Sentinel. We of the Ohio Vall•Y Pub· proximately_ 50,000 people living in Gallia group, contrary to many of ils sbn to the White House on Jan- been Slltisfied '.with ·A.merl~an repre:ient is .a new and etJiillt.- Sen James Eutlana of Mls8111g Company regard it as a bold thrust and Meigs counties. It has' n o reason to public protestations, is · not uary 25 for grave consultaUons concessions In this· unhappy af. ' tered ,cryptopacillsm· · jsolatloll- sippi and · Stro!ll Tblii'IIIOild : II ard, a departure from the standpat exist than to serve their interests. really concerned with arguing over Viet Nam have told col- 111\t', ho!l'ever many and gener- alism whlch ' wnt 'ito ·candicpy South.(larnllna. Alain, hla vote1 lin ·held by former newspapers of the We will be able to offer more to our only the means of prosecuting leagues In Congress that Fut: ous. When President JoluiSon acknowlec!ge it.self. · on such ques!lnns 's the mlaJ. twi counties, an imaginative step to proreaden than ever possible before. You will the resistance to Communist in- bright'I private comments there for live days BUSpended bomb- Once . we had a great debate mum wage are ~llitPishallle vid 1 our several communities the best lind on a regular basis: vasion in South Viet NaB.. 'llte were se bitterly hostile to tile ing of . Noitb Viet Ntm)., this betWeen candid Isolationists .:ld !tom those of rlgh~wlng Repubne paper medium in their histories. - Expanded local news and feature cov· real aim is simply to force this American posiUon as to be was not enough. When he ttalt· those candidly determined · to licans. ". ·rb.ere is constant change in the natural 1 II lite "Ubtiral" erage by a larger editorial staff. . . country to abandon the end "shocking." They quote him as K bombi~ for more than a go in against the -urge of This, then ordi ' . So is there in the business of pUb· - More articles of fact and opm10n by lis;h · g. Anxious to improve our product, the most skilled craftsmen in the world the commitment of three Presi- having llatly said that · t be month, this was not enough. Hltlerjsm. Acknowledged paclf- leader on V1et Narn. to ect a change for the better, our logiwriting for United Press International and cal ove was to produce a larger Sunday agencies. new ·paper combining The Gallia Times special -More articles of an entertaining and and 'fhe Daily Sentinel. cultural nature appealing to women, teenG.'ling into more than 10,000 Gallia· agers, and adults generally. Mei*' homes, this single medium of the - The best possible local sports coverprinted word promises readers and adver- age that can be managed. tisrt's rxclting prospects in the future. - Expanded use of photography In reClr art ~·. ours is a bold t hrust forward . By BRUC~ B!OSSAT , porting local events of the day. j'14·r nnd women find it easy - too easy Wruhlngton CorrespOII<Uft~. Newspaper Et1terpriu Asm. -Addition of a color carnie section - 1o standpat. A newspaper - as any equal to that of any newspaper. WASHINGTON (NEA) - When the Re~~~~caD bu·.; im•ss -- fir st of all must be profitable National Committee meets these days under C &Jl --Continued improvement of a TV and Ray Bliss, there are no surface signs· · of · escltement. or pui sh. It will move forward or back- Entertainment Section begun lour weeks But here and there one can tap an· underground tllreapt ward. There is no fixed immobile stance ago . · that still runs strong with the .old Ideological cross ~ from which communities moving ahead can We, like you, tend to be comfortable rents. ~ be sE'rved. And moving ahead our com- with familiar things. We were comfortable On the surface, the seplons are largely a thing of fluqf\!CS arc with the Gallia Times, published Satur· color slide charts, O;'inion reoearch fjgures, talk of ele~ "ri\o n:ildest scrutiny of the Meigs-Gallia days for 20 years and two weeks as the tronlc data processmg and other · new tecbnlquea, an ~oMn:u n lt.v ~hows its peoples becoming exchange of •all kinds of technl~al lnfllfmatlon. sixth issue of The Daily Tribune. We were l.1¥ 'rt~ b(11nogcneous. We seek similar i( not at ease with the Saturday Daily Sentinel of Meantime, beneath these display racks of poiiUcal "nuts and bolts," the familiar party ferment can ·bt W<'JJ11Cal goals. Beginning in 1966 we shall 19 )'f:'ars, 7 months. Our readers were ac~~ ~rt our influence together in the Ohio detected. · . customed to these final issues of the week, Meeting a young moderate, an unwavering Gold· House of Hepresentatives. the day of rest on Sunday, and the rewater Republican said wltb a sneer: · · Flit) yea rs ago Meigs and Gallia persons sumption of activity on Monday. "I .suppose you want to win"! , ·!i.~~lj' \\Tr<' strangers. llighways and auto· But Saturday is a day limited by its poThe young man said he did, Indeed. Recalling the rn ohilrs. telephones. television today litencounter to other Republicans later he aald he still sition as last in the week's progression of e ra l !~ have made them next-door neighhas trouble with rigid rlgbtiltB In bls borne alate. Ht days. The publishing industry, from which ·OO rs. · Rotary and Lions Clubs, American added: . all n(•wspapr.rs draw material to perform L@~i t. n Po~ts. churches, garden clubs, va· •· "I tell 'ern they cussed FDR,' they cussed Han1 greater public service, is geared to Sunday ri e ti e ~ of auxiliaries, teacher associatwns, Truman, they cussed John· F. Kennedy .and now they publication. Sunday is a day, in the publof)or uni ons, councils far economic procuss LBJ. And what did they get? They got the New lisnin j'. world. to sum up the week past and ,~1'\!ss. ,. I . Deal; the Fair Deal, the !'lew Frontier an4 ,the Great cumbers of commerce, retail mer· to introduet• the six days ahead. Society. · · · · '7 clunt s. ext ension services today often disSunday, whatever .tse it unhappily has HELD BELOW ~ VISIBLE LEVEJ.j at tbll )'eif'l ~ ~arrl the "count y l in~~ · · as if it does not become, perhaps is a day when the reader ' GOP meeting w•s a strong effort by 1¥.' psny'slllat, exi :- ; t. ebairmen, who met on their, own, te hjiJII. tbose lesser _ of newspapers must reflect, a time to rc·lt Wuulrl be fair, therefore, to hold that but very noisy basUons of Goldwa~ Vo'Y!J ~ groap his energies for the tasks ahead. '!'lie Oh>u Valley Publishing Company is publicans a~d the ..Republican Women'l · }i'ed8Jitlon-. Newspapers have tended to provide this oe.t~11 l n g up w1th progress. ·under tighter general ' PartY control · .,. · · ' ' ' kind of service to their readers. And newsd,_,, BETTER NEWSPAPER The chairmen adopted .: resolution ur~ that ali ·O:We confidently look forward to offering papen generally have prospered where Inquiry be made Into relations betwetiil these auzlllar. . les and the senior party. The point I~ plain-the cball' 'iM~~ ~eople of our two counties - w it h reason and good taste prevail. rhus The Ohio Valley Publishing Commen regard the rlghtlst militancy of the .Young Repub.M ~s~)t\ County an interested onlooker pany moves into Sunday publication. licans . and the dowager types in, the ff!leratlon u aq 1'111! finest home newspaper in history. That We shall seek to fulfill our mission of embarrassment ahd a .Jiandlcap to a party trying to ~~~ ~ '·t!Jc object of The Sunday Tirnes-Sentiback on the winning r!llld. . . ,.. public service here as we do five other daya 1\C'~. As we approach th is goal, we shall be The make-up of manY federation qllltl a~ put7 ol the week wtth separate publications. "lUt-e to make improvements in our imlividleaders. One veteran shook his bead -sadly !fhe!l -~ Cllllt ~ ~1J away from a local meetlng featutlng well.qte~·'old t• dies and a handful of hot-eyed young things. Said be: . bJ: .. ·· "Now you see one of the things that's 'llrong with n, ,) .Qur party." · . ·· . (l '~· ' . The state chairmen wanted the na~nal eommlttee to join in endorsing an loquley aimed at puttl!lf a hard Valiantly and ceaselessly, they fought check on the ladles and the young rniUta!N. IM, 10 fll i•> C~urage Is wl1ere you find It, and It is as can be learned, there wa1 no 1uch foilow·up. ·~~attenin g lu see again and again that it for survival. fearlessly, they flew into , ' Bliss, determined to keep the p&rty's foetll on the howling headwinds that spun \hem around has'no relation to size. nuts and bolts .he conalders essentlaf to 1986 VICtorlet, II :.:.· In the tremendous storms that have but could not drive them back. Persistent· reported to have quashed the plan for formal actiOn. ~sv,:c pt the nation this winter, huge trucks, The asswiiptlon Ia, of eoune, that any llleh aetloa iy and tirelessly, they pecked through healJuses, airplanes and' trains found the gowould be a bostlle flag waved In the faces of rlgbtillla vy snow and crusted ice for the bits of whose energies are needed In the preelncta. ¥hf too rough to maintain schedules or food that m~ant the difference between United Press btternatiOIIBI was quite enough for me. As I and I am now prepared to It Is said, however, that the state chairmen were f~e~ to operate. told they could be aa tough as they liked In dllclpllnlng WASHINGTON <UP!) -Eve- Col. Casebolt, erstwhile sage of answer the question the 01'r>totorists by the thousands gave up the life and death. either Young Republican or Women's Federation units In · Night alter night they sought whatever ry time there is an unusually Waxahachie, Tex., used to say, 1bme it arises. tU c against snow. sleet and ice, and their stales--and that those local units wonld not be at• meager shelter they could lind from wind heavy snowlali questions invari· All tnow looks alike." One thing that made the y sta~ cd put until things eased up. lowed any appeal to the national level. . to how it Collectively Speaking blizzard memorable was ~~~ , . t hoo\ s dosed, churches canceled ser- and bitter cold . Morning alter morning ably arise as How this will sit with the national leadership of the \':~Psl : ; ports Pvrnts were called off and they resumed the vital search for suste- compares with the big blizzard The colonel was speaking fact that it took place on Ma1rchl two auxiliaries, in the pbsence of a formal party deelal'o 1collectively, ol course, everyone 12, which was the date that ation, Is not altogether clear. !"'oPie 1n general fell back on the practi· nance. It never occurred to them to give o' '88. · ' This is one ol the peculiar knows thai individually 'Bill New York department One thing the state cbairmen's undertaking did make ~I phil osophy that when mother nature up. 1 Some didn't make it. Most of them did. quirk_s in human nature. W~on snowflakes are different._ had designaed as "Spring clear: Their own ·organizaUon Is exhibiUng new vitality. ltifuson a rampage, <t's smarter to roll with And those that dldn't never quit. They died II they keep on, some of Bliss' charts may begin to Jump a disastet slrtkes, the ftrsl Snowstorms also vary m size Opening Day." t!ll' fiunch than to meet it head-on. a little. ., thing most people want to know and intensity, bui generally Shoppers woo managed But not the birds. In sub-zero tempera- trying desperately to live. Yes, courage is where you lind it. It is is how It stacks np with some speaking when you've seen one break through· drifts up to \5 . ' tures, m snow several times their height, literally for the birds. Man can thank them other disaster. you've seen them all. feet deep on Broadway 111 gales that man In foul-weather gear had ~AY . trouble buckmg. tiny birds weighing only for their example by feeding them in their Millions of persons derived I have often W<Jndered what it they bad never seen such ·, lime of trouble. · TIMES-SENTINEL uuuccs refused to be licked. great saUs!action out of being was about the storm of 1888 gains. \ told the recent snowstorm ,on !bat caused it to become a part Some Wind the Eastern SeabOard was the of lolklore. It occurred to me Another interesting thing · B· biggest of this century In some that perhaps the snow was bOut the storm ·was the wind veareas. I was ·not among \llelll. green, or something like that. locily. A~tcording to some reThe fact that it was lbe I aSIIigned my entire research ports. the wind blew "" hard '· son .. an that you shudder at the thought biggest snowstorm that day staff lo look into the mauer (Continued on pee• 51 So stati stics are dull, right? of some poor guy having to count ail this, 1\obody is interested in thPm, right? impression by impression. Then you learn Wrung. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time done by simple mathematics. To wit: sf·, e statistics may be boring. But oth· it was The average golf shoe has 12 spikes. m g b you. Two shQes, 24 spikes. F example: ~ENRY! The average player takes 28 strides per A big university makes a survey and I WAS UP fmds that its graduates have an average green. Twenty-eight times 24 is 672. TO SEE YOiJ Eighteen times 672 comes to 12,096 imof 1.8 chi ldren. BUT 'THEY pressions per player per round. l'ow. at first glance, this can be a bit TO~t:> ME Estimating that 200 rounds are played VOLJ WASN'T startlin g, but by the time you have figured each day on a course, the greens would re· tN •· '· Jt nut . the number sticks in your mind. And the U.S. Golf Association hao just ceive 2,419,200 spike boles per day, or 72 eome up with a statistic that even those million a month, or 864 million a year, or Who never touch the game will find lntri· 8,640 million a decade, or .. . You could go overtime on this. gil>ng. Statistics dull? Are you kidding? Why, "'rhe USGA says that on an average day do you know that the average person reads II'K;'spiked shoes of players make 2,419,200 489.9 statistics every . , . ~rn press ions on the greens of a single Was it every year or every lifetime? 'O 'J I SC. Anyway, it was interesting. ,~r.his is ari eye-popper If lor no other reaChester Tannehill, Exec. Editor 1~ pi~ ·~-the ~·him- ev\· a~ l9.JIIi~·lt Utier~s We Move Forward Today llle I~· Is Our New Model. Let's Hope It Works Better!" ~per~bte. ~oea Washington GOP Task: Control of and Help (rom Party Rightists Courage- Truly For the Birds The Lighter Side Bl~zzard. of '88 ~ Bad too I BERRl'S WORLD Say, Did You (' ~e Where ••• ? r ' ·...r.: I lor.·. The porpoise, which has a life span of !litrears, is eaten as food in some parts of lllec world but It is more valuable as a &allfce of oil for a lubricant in the manuff(lture o! watches, clocks and other deli· cate in.truments made of hard steel. The Oil Is obtained from the soft fat of the ~ and the jaw. It Ia free from the tendency to gum or thicken by oxidation and ,9oes not corrode metaL ..~ .. Fresco Is a method or painting on !reshly applied, wet-Ume·piaster walls with colors made by grinding dry powder pigments in pure water. The colors dry and set with the plaster and become a pel111&nent part of the wall. Among the most im· portant series of frescoes were those paint.ed ·bY Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. It took four and a half years to compl~te . ••n- \ Raezng , 1 I 'l'he Is New Hobby The new bobby Ia the Trl • County area, and one or t h e OOUJllry'l fastest growing past.iJOOs, has hlt Meigs county like an atomic bOmb wlth the openin ol the Tom Thumb Raceway Center, East MaiR • sl, Pomeroy. Owners of the new raceway locattii! ln the old Maytag build: lng at the Intersection of Sycs1-l more and MailHIIs, 'I"' Jack Kerr, manager of WMPO dlo In Middleport • Po~ner<IV. and his brother, Kenneth, Athens. Tbe Ra-ay Center in Pomeroy Ia the llrst in the · trl-counly area. btdieBtiODI are lbat l1le wm start oooa in GaiUpoUs. Known as "Slat'' raclnJ! by LOTS OF ACTIVITY - Large groups of interesled persons, from the todd! · . many, the sport hao been In Pomeroy since it opened last week. en to retired adults, patroniZe tho new Tom Tbum' Raceway Center lng to the front around I h e nat~ the ~ast yl!ar. It II a pastme enjoyed by adults as well 81 youngsters. Age Is •o factor G ' nor . Is sex · . eorge. (WUIIe) Cundiff, Syracuse, 15 managing the new ~~way In Pomerey ror the ing lab~~bers.l A :mal openho mg P ann soon and sh ~ are held lbat champ10n•P races will be staged on the tract Minilater. f t- ature models of sleek, ··as moving cars, such as a flymg Ford Gt, _are used by the racing enlhustast.s. One track has already been installed at the raceway i~ Pooteroy and the bn>tllers lndtcated this week ~ot~r elabebOrateiy designed yo . may added. Nattonally, slut racing has ~come a tremendous busineSII n recent months, wllb annual ..,.. of, tracks, cars, and ao- Tri~untrfeat~~, cessories connected with the sport estimated from $3oo-$500 I milli<m. , Many racing enthusiasts own one or more cars. The racers are availa~le either in kit form or ready to run. The cars are powered by tiny, high r.p.m. direct current electric motors led from copper pickup take: akmgside the slots on the track One thing is certain it is · . . fast movmg, Is well• as las' eeaoili shrdlu cmfwyp vbvgkq' growing enterprise. It also ol lers clean, wholesome enter tainment. · PHILADELPIDA <UPI) _ The lll·roond bout between former welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez and Gear e Benton . was postponed fro~ feb. 14 to Marcfi 7 because ROOiguez injured his right hand. ' Stmday ·' _: · TlmetSe~nel, Sllllday, F~ 1, !lu' ! �. ' ,I • ' ' ' \ l~ .' c-'libe lullday 'l'!mes-Sentlnel, Sunday, Februu'1 I, 19tl The Sunday 'White Paper " I .I • ~ i~l .It's .Past. ,Late ~~to · Pia~. ate:_(tbe . . IO\p'Iaca6les PUBLISHED BY TlfE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY M! ta~ .M : • Richard S. OlDen, Publisher Jamn & Danner, Adv. Dir. Vernon Deweese, Adv. Mgr. ~ 1 B'f S'. WlltTE WASHJNGTON - II Is put time for ·President Johnson to ..ase his and .overpaUent effort to the Utile band of Senate implacab\ea over Viel Nam. . ,~ ·caggreSIIIon. ~eq~!, ',to 8sllsl tills ·ticllm ol United. St,alea was .J1elng. pn>~ · '',;fihe~.' over thcl.~at:eid M dJI. bm II au Jntelleclua!IJ ~ . . . , erl}' abcb&Qd of "J.8kint' P•~ emlllsarler: all ov.er the view: bowevel' delu~: But u11o ' 1 · • , , , . . "\ . Jll~ . .. . . · place of the Fre!ICii eolonialls wqrld on a. J)llace 'effort wMose admitted r,onnot . be This Is DOl, of eourse, lo say in ·Soulll Vlel Nam." · generosity and- lnteB!l!Y . ate B!&PP!ed with; !Of as Dwight Wetherholt, Editor that all crltlcB policy $uch grpte,syue attempts to · n<lw' S!Ilute4 by _tlj\! Is 11189ked, It perverts 111$.41> Hobort Wilson, Jr., Mgr. Editor are 80 moUva~. ··But that put !lie tliilted States, which Is lelf, this, ·too;· was not ~h. baling procesa; Fulbright and his small group spending its very blood to 4e- There is 1118$s1Ve evidence, In- The aupierne lro!IY 61 It •II II ;; _ _ _ _ _..;......_ . - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - [ so motivated has at last fet:d Soul!! VietNam's lndepi!D- cjeed, -i!lat even .a '• l*!nanent that the far. out who The long • accumumling ~en dllclos~ by the . Senator lienee froJII llnperlallst commll- ~ bf ,aU 1 . , American are trying 10 drive 111 I r o m dence is now overwhelmll1i himself. Havmg many limes de- illsm on al' • loJia. with ·a bombing 'and ja: s-s[on not Viet Nam have aelected Fut. that these men - beaded _by Cl~ blmself in favor of vlndi· Frep~ effort to ~old Soilth VIet dtin.ndbt. !bat tl)e Invaders bright 11 their "llbaral". rally· Sen. J. Wilham Fulbri~ht of cat•~& our promises but COl!- Na:m in a coloni~list grip speak so~Q their 9\VIL.il\t;uals for a lng _point. No 111811 In ihe :SenArkansas - are determmed ne- eerned rather with. hnw we do for themselves. It ts, o1 c~e iltOinetlt, would still llDt · lje .ate bas ·a more :uttra~onserva. ver to be c~nvinCed. Further It, he now raises Oblique ques- substantially the argwiienl ~ enoitgh.·~ , live t'ecord !in sdme of ~ mOlt ual five-day a week Gallipolis Dally Trl· efforts to pl~cate them .~an onlions abOut th~ "legality" of 1ng mad~ In doUiile • . thlnk by 'lt · js ilere jjtat oj!IDCllltJ bllele liberal llsuel C!l tJila day we have fathered what only live bune and Pomeroy-Middleport Daily Senti· ly oompromtse the dlgml,y of a our beitig In VietNam at all. the c;;oiiUiliUlist Invade~'& them-It( Cjlll(lucllrig 81'1 trqe detlate eratlnn. 1Ji8 votei ·on ·aJ! civil · . ago was n dream beyond possible nei. nation at honorable war. Moreover some of the.J9 eon. $1.!ve. · .. , With the·'Fulbriibt !IPil'nter be- IJights leglllatlon, ~vir modin Meigs-Gallia. The Sunday Times-Sentinel once e a c h The evidence Is similarly over· gressional ieade!S who · weN! · nM!l : simp1e truth. that ibe j!Omt!' ·-,or what erate, haVe been. Unbroken day is the first issue of the Sunday week will speak with a single voice lor apwhelming that the Fulbright summoned by President JohnFulbright 'grO\!P bas · never the Fulbright · people· really ~ are precisely tbose ol, I&J, Ti s.Sentinel. We of the Ohio Vall•Y Pub· proximately_ 50,000 people living in Gallia group, contrary to many of ils sbn to the White House on Jan- been Slltisfied '.with ·A.merl~an repre:ient is .a new and etJiillt.- Sen James Eutlana of Mls8111g Company regard it as a bold thrust and Meigs counties. It has' n o reason to public protestations, is · not uary 25 for grave consultaUons concessions In this· unhappy af. ' tered ,cryptopacillsm· · jsolatloll- sippi and · Stro!ll Tblii'IIIOild : II ard, a departure from the standpat exist than to serve their interests. really concerned with arguing over Viet Nam have told col- 111\t', ho!l'ever many and gener- alism whlch ' wnt 'ito ·candicpy South.(larnllna. Alain, hla vote1 lin ·held by former newspapers of the We will be able to offer more to our only the means of prosecuting leagues In Congress that Fut: ous. When President JoluiSon acknowlec!ge it.self. · on such ques!lnns 's the mlaJ. twi counties, an imaginative step to proreaden than ever possible before. You will the resistance to Communist in- bright'I private comments there for live days BUSpended bomb- Once . we had a great debate mum wage are ~llitPishallle vid 1 our several communities the best lind on a regular basis: vasion in South Viet NaB.. 'llte were se bitterly hostile to tile ing of . Noitb Viet Ntm)., this betWeen candid Isolationists .:ld !tom those of rlgh~wlng Repubne paper medium in their histories. - Expanded local news and feature cov· real aim is simply to force this American posiUon as to be was not enough. When he ttalt· those candidly determined · to licans. ". ·rb.ere is constant change in the natural 1 II lite "Ubtiral" erage by a larger editorial staff. . . country to abandon the end "shocking." They quote him as K bombi~ for more than a go in against the -urge of This, then ordi ' . So is there in the business of pUb· - More articles of fact and opm10n by lis;h · g. Anxious to improve our product, the most skilled craftsmen in the world the commitment of three Presi- having llatly said that · t be month, this was not enough. Hltlerjsm. Acknowledged paclf- leader on V1et Narn. to ect a change for the better, our logiwriting for United Press International and cal ove was to produce a larger Sunday agencies. new ·paper combining The Gallia Times special -More articles of an entertaining and and 'fhe Daily Sentinel. cultural nature appealing to women, teenG.'ling into more than 10,000 Gallia· agers, and adults generally. Mei*' homes, this single medium of the - The best possible local sports coverprinted word promises readers and adver- age that can be managed. tisrt's rxclting prospects in the future. - Expanded use of photography In reClr art ~·. ours is a bold t hrust forward . By BRUC~ B!OSSAT , porting local events of the day. j'14·r nnd women find it easy - too easy Wruhlngton CorrespOII<Uft~. Newspaper Et1terpriu Asm. -Addition of a color carnie section - 1o standpat. A newspaper - as any equal to that of any newspaper. WASHINGTON (NEA) - When the Re~~~~caD bu·.; im•ss -- fir st of all must be profitable National Committee meets these days under C &Jl --Continued improvement of a TV and Ray Bliss, there are no surface signs· · of · escltement. or pui sh. It will move forward or back- Entertainment Section begun lour weeks But here and there one can tap an· underground tllreapt ward. There is no fixed immobile stance ago . · that still runs strong with the .old Ideological cross ~ from which communities moving ahead can We, like you, tend to be comfortable rents. ~ be sE'rved. And moving ahead our com- with familiar things. We were comfortable On the surface, the seplons are largely a thing of fluqf\!CS arc with the Gallia Times, published Satur· color slide charts, O;'inion reoearch fjgures, talk of ele~ "ri\o n:ildest scrutiny of the Meigs-Gallia days for 20 years and two weeks as the tronlc data processmg and other · new tecbnlquea, an ~oMn:u n lt.v ~hows its peoples becoming exchange of •all kinds of technl~al lnfllfmatlon. sixth issue of The Daily Tribune. We were l.1¥ 'rt~ b(11nogcneous. We seek similar i( not at ease with the Saturday Daily Sentinel of Meantime, beneath these display racks of poiiUcal "nuts and bolts," the familiar party ferment can ·bt W<'JJ11Cal goals. Beginning in 1966 we shall 19 )'f:'ars, 7 months. Our readers were ac~~ ~rt our influence together in the Ohio detected. · . customed to these final issues of the week, Meeting a young moderate, an unwavering Gold· House of Hepresentatives. the day of rest on Sunday, and the rewater Republican said wltb a sneer: · · Flit) yea rs ago Meigs and Gallia persons sumption of activity on Monday. "I .suppose you want to win"! , ·!i.~~lj' \\Tr<' strangers. llighways and auto· But Saturday is a day limited by its poThe young man said he did, Indeed. Recalling the rn ohilrs. telephones. television today litencounter to other Republicans later he aald he still sition as last in the week's progression of e ra l !~ have made them next-door neighhas trouble with rigid rlgbtiltB In bls borne alate. Ht days. The publishing industry, from which ·OO rs. · Rotary and Lions Clubs, American added: . all n(•wspapr.rs draw material to perform L@~i t. n Po~ts. churches, garden clubs, va· •· "I tell 'ern they cussed FDR,' they cussed Han1 greater public service, is geared to Sunday ri e ti e ~ of auxiliaries, teacher associatwns, Truman, they cussed John· F. Kennedy .and now they publication. Sunday is a day, in the publof)or uni ons, councils far economic procuss LBJ. And what did they get? They got the New lisnin j'. world. to sum up the week past and ,~1'\!ss. ,. I . Deal; the Fair Deal, the !'lew Frontier an4 ,the Great cumbers of commerce, retail mer· to introduet• the six days ahead. Society. · · · · '7 clunt s. ext ension services today often disSunday, whatever .tse it unhappily has HELD BELOW ~ VISIBLE LEVEJ.j at tbll )'eif'l ~ ~arrl the "count y l in~~ · · as if it does not become, perhaps is a day when the reader ' GOP meeting w•s a strong effort by 1¥.' psny'slllat, exi :- ; t. ebairmen, who met on their, own, te hjiJII. tbose lesser _ of newspapers must reflect, a time to rc·lt Wuulrl be fair, therefore, to hold that but very noisy basUons of Goldwa~ Vo'Y!J ~ groap his energies for the tasks ahead. '!'lie Oh>u Valley Publishing Company is publicans a~d the ..Republican Women'l · }i'ed8Jitlon-. Newspapers have tended to provide this oe.t~11 l n g up w1th progress. ·under tighter general ' PartY control · .,. · · ' ' ' kind of service to their readers. And newsd,_,, BETTER NEWSPAPER The chairmen adopted .: resolution ur~ that ali ·O:We confidently look forward to offering papen generally have prospered where Inquiry be made Into relations betwetiil these auzlllar. . les and the senior party. The point I~ plain-the cball' 'iM~~ ~eople of our two counties - w it h reason and good taste prevail. rhus The Ohio Valley Publishing Commen regard the rlghtlst militancy of the .Young Repub.M ~s~)t\ County an interested onlooker pany moves into Sunday publication. licans . and the dowager types in, the ff!leratlon u aq 1'111! finest home newspaper in history. That We shall seek to fulfill our mission of embarrassment ahd a .Jiandlcap to a party trying to ~~~ ~ '·t!Jc object of The Sunday Tirnes-Sentiback on the winning r!llld. . . ,.. public service here as we do five other daya 1\C'~. As we approach th is goal, we shall be The make-up of manY federation qllltl a~ put7 ol the week wtth separate publications. "lUt-e to make improvements in our imlividleaders. One veteran shook his bead -sadly !fhe!l -~ Cllllt ~ ~1J away from a local meetlng featutlng well.qte~·'old t• dies and a handful of hot-eyed young things. Said be: . bJ: .. ·· "Now you see one of the things that's 'llrong with n, ,) .Qur party." · . ·· . (l '~· ' . The state chairmen wanted the na~nal eommlttee to join in endorsing an loquley aimed at puttl!lf a hard Valiantly and ceaselessly, they fought check on the ladles and the young rniUta!N. IM, 10 fll i•> C~urage Is wl1ere you find It, and It is as can be learned, there wa1 no 1uch foilow·up. ·~~attenin g lu see again and again that it for survival. fearlessly, they flew into , ' Bliss, determined to keep the p&rty's foetll on the howling headwinds that spun \hem around has'no relation to size. nuts and bolts .he conalders essentlaf to 1986 VICtorlet, II :.:.· In the tremendous storms that have but could not drive them back. Persistent· reported to have quashed the plan for formal actiOn. ~sv,:c pt the nation this winter, huge trucks, The asswiiptlon Ia, of eoune, that any llleh aetloa iy and tirelessly, they pecked through healJuses, airplanes and' trains found the gowould be a bostlle flag waved In the faces of rlgbtillla vy snow and crusted ice for the bits of whose energies are needed In the preelncta. ¥hf too rough to maintain schedules or food that m~ant the difference between United Press btternatiOIIBI was quite enough for me. As I and I am now prepared to It Is said, however, that the state chairmen were f~e~ to operate. told they could be aa tough as they liked In dllclpllnlng WASHINGTON <UP!) -Eve- Col. Casebolt, erstwhile sage of answer the question the 01'r>totorists by the thousands gave up the life and death. either Young Republican or Women's Federation units In · Night alter night they sought whatever ry time there is an unusually Waxahachie, Tex., used to say, 1bme it arises. tU c against snow. sleet and ice, and their stales--and that those local units wonld not be at• meager shelter they could lind from wind heavy snowlali questions invari· All tnow looks alike." One thing that made the y sta~ cd put until things eased up. lowed any appeal to the national level. . to how it Collectively Speaking blizzard memorable was ~~~ , . t hoo\ s dosed, churches canceled ser- and bitter cold . Morning alter morning ably arise as How this will sit with the national leadership of the \':~Psl : ; ports Pvrnts were called off and they resumed the vital search for suste- compares with the big blizzard The colonel was speaking fact that it took place on Ma1rchl two auxiliaries, in the pbsence of a formal party deelal'o 1collectively, ol course, everyone 12, which was the date that ation, Is not altogether clear. !"'oPie 1n general fell back on the practi· nance. It never occurred to them to give o' '88. · ' This is one ol the peculiar knows thai individually 'Bill New York department One thing the state cbairmen's undertaking did make ~I phil osophy that when mother nature up. 1 Some didn't make it. Most of them did. quirk_s in human nature. W~on snowflakes are different._ had designaed as "Spring clear: Their own ·organizaUon Is exhibiUng new vitality. ltifuson a rampage, <t's smarter to roll with And those that dldn't never quit. They died II they keep on, some of Bliss' charts may begin to Jump a disastet slrtkes, the ftrsl Snowstorms also vary m size Opening Day." t!ll' fiunch than to meet it head-on. a little. ., thing most people want to know and intensity, bui generally Shoppers woo managed But not the birds. In sub-zero tempera- trying desperately to live. Yes, courage is where you lind it. It is is how It stacks np with some speaking when you've seen one break through· drifts up to \5 . ' tures, m snow several times their height, literally for the birds. Man can thank them other disaster. you've seen them all. feet deep on Broadway 111 gales that man In foul-weather gear had ~AY . trouble buckmg. tiny birds weighing only for their example by feeding them in their Millions of persons derived I have often W<Jndered what it they bad never seen such ·, lime of trouble. · TIMES-SENTINEL uuuccs refused to be licked. great saUs!action out of being was about the storm of 1888 gains. \ told the recent snowstorm ,on !bat caused it to become a part Some Wind the Eastern SeabOard was the of lolklore. It occurred to me Another interesting thing · B· biggest of this century In some that perhaps the snow was bOut the storm ·was the wind veareas. I was ·not among \llelll. green, or something like that. locily. A~tcording to some reThe fact that it was lbe I aSIIigned my entire research ports. the wind blew "" hard '· son .. an that you shudder at the thought biggest snowstorm that day staff lo look into the mauer (Continued on pee• 51 So stati stics are dull, right? of some poor guy having to count ail this, 1\obody is interested in thPm, right? impression by impression. Then you learn Wrung. Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time done by simple mathematics. To wit: sf·, e statistics may be boring. But oth· it was The average golf shoe has 12 spikes. m g b you. Two shQes, 24 spikes. F example: ~ENRY! The average player takes 28 strides per A big university makes a survey and I WAS UP fmds that its graduates have an average green. Twenty-eight times 24 is 672. TO SEE YOiJ Eighteen times 672 comes to 12,096 imof 1.8 chi ldren. BUT 'THEY pressions per player per round. l'ow. at first glance, this can be a bit TO~t:> ME Estimating that 200 rounds are played VOLJ WASN'T startlin g, but by the time you have figured each day on a course, the greens would re· tN •· '· Jt nut . the number sticks in your mind. And the U.S. Golf Association hao just ceive 2,419,200 spike boles per day, or 72 eome up with a statistic that even those million a month, or 864 million a year, or Who never touch the game will find lntri· 8,640 million a decade, or .. . You could go overtime on this. gil>ng. Statistics dull? Are you kidding? Why, "'rhe USGA says that on an average day do you know that the average person reads II'K;'spiked shoes of players make 2,419,200 489.9 statistics every . , . ~rn press ions on the greens of a single Was it every year or every lifetime? 'O 'J I SC. Anyway, it was interesting. ,~r.his is ari eye-popper If lor no other reaChester Tannehill, Exec. Editor 1~ pi~ ·~-the ~·him- ev\· a~ l9.JIIi~·lt Utier~s We Move Forward Today llle I~· Is Our New Model. Let's Hope It Works Better!" ~per~bte. ~oea Washington GOP Task: Control of and Help (rom Party Rightists Courage- Truly For the Birds The Lighter Side Bl~zzard. of '88 ~ Bad too I BERRl'S WORLD Say, Did You (' ~e Where ••• ? r ' ·...r.: I lor.·. The porpoise, which has a life span of !litrears, is eaten as food in some parts of lllec world but It is more valuable as a &allfce of oil for a lubricant in the manuff(lture o! watches, clocks and other deli· cate in.truments made of hard steel. The Oil Is obtained from the soft fat of the ~ and the jaw. It Ia free from the tendency to gum or thicken by oxidation and ,9oes not corrode metaL ..~ .. Fresco Is a method or painting on !reshly applied, wet-Ume·piaster walls with colors made by grinding dry powder pigments in pure water. The colors dry and set with the plaster and become a pel111&nent part of the wall. Among the most im· portant series of frescoes were those paint.ed ·bY Michelangelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican. It took four and a half years to compl~te . ••n- \ Raezng , 1 I 'l'he Is New Hobby The new bobby Ia the Trl • County area, and one or t h e OOUJllry'l fastest growing past.iJOOs, has hlt Meigs county like an atomic bOmb wlth the openin ol the Tom Thumb Raceway Center, East MaiR • sl, Pomeroy. Owners of the new raceway locattii! ln the old Maytag build: lng at the Intersection of Sycs1-l more and MailHIIs, 'I"' Jack Kerr, manager of WMPO dlo In Middleport • Po~ner<IV. and his brother, Kenneth, Athens. Tbe Ra-ay Center in Pomeroy Ia the llrst in the · trl-counly area. btdieBtiODI are lbat l1le wm start oooa in GaiUpoUs. Known as "Slat'' raclnJ! by LOTS OF ACTIVITY - Large groups of interesled persons, from the todd! · . many, the sport hao been In Pomeroy since it opened last week. en to retired adults, patroniZe tho new Tom Tbum' Raceway Center lng to the front around I h e nat~ the ~ast yl!ar. It II a pastme enjoyed by adults as well 81 youngsters. Age Is •o factor G ' nor . Is sex · . eorge. (WUIIe) Cundiff, Syracuse, 15 managing the new ~~way In Pomerey ror the ing lab~~bers.l A :mal openho mg P ann soon and sh ~ are held lbat champ10n•P races will be staged on the tract Minilater. f t- ature models of sleek, ··as moving cars, such as a flymg Ford Gt, _are used by the racing enlhustast.s. One track has already been installed at the raceway i~ Pooteroy and the bn>tllers lndtcated this week ~ot~r elabebOrateiy designed yo . may added. Nattonally, slut racing has ~come a tremendous busineSII n recent months, wllb annual ..,.. of, tracks, cars, and ao- Tri~untrfeat~~, cessories connected with the sport estimated from $3oo-$500 I milli<m. , Many racing enthusiasts own one or more cars. The racers are availa~le either in kit form or ready to run. The cars are powered by tiny, high r.p.m. direct current electric motors led from copper pickup take: akmgside the slots on the track One thing is certain it is · . . fast movmg, Is well• as las' eeaoili shrdlu cmfwyp vbvgkq' growing enterprise. It also ol lers clean, wholesome enter tainment. · PHILADELPIDA <UPI) _ The lll·roond bout between former welterweight champion Luis Rodriguez and Gear e Benton . was postponed fro~ feb. 14 to Marcfi 7 because ROOiguez injured his right hand. ' Stmday ·' _: · TlmetSe~nel, Sllllday, F~ 1, !lu' ! �'' ,. v "\, - ' ' ' ' \) .., ''· ' \ - Chartered Units ·Meigs-Gallia-Mas,on ~eonl '. . . r ( .i A SCOUT IS A SCOUT -IS' ' ' I Proudly, we plit 01ll trust lA t1ie Scouta of thli t WE SALUTE the Scouts eonunulllty. C4bJI'Itulatlom, md a illlcere ialute to aJi of The MGM AREA aiYe who Coocratulatlolll · .. . to the Boy Scout( and- tbelt leaden(who set an exam+.· pie In learning va; ~ lues not only i11 --. money, but tbe ' value of kindness, friendlhlp and ., honesty. Best their • lilme, efiort and money to Scollllill- wilbtl! I I ' ' Congratulations to the Scouts of I \ the Meigs-Galli~·Mason area, A SCOUT IS ' A SCOUT IS al'ld to their leaders, too. During Boy Scout birthday I I ' ) week, Februory 7th to 13th, we are proud to express a special salute in honor of Scouting lAlyalty ia one of many fllle quail· lies ei.empUfled by our Boy Soouta: Support tbem fDd their ieade!'ll, in every Y"lD ..... 7h ,_ o Tofltollwcl • ' • Ho,..d:int • , •. that great movement dedicated to building make him a better citizens, a better Best wishes, Boy Scouts, and may row'a bope and you ever "Strengthen America's (ll'llmlte. Scout. Support .i-~ the Scouts of th!e town and tbeq advisers, help . ., build boys into fii, morrow's great ,,; leaders! ·'-' t_, community and a better world. way, at all limes. Tbey are lotnol" ' Heritage." '"""DrY B1 ..1 \P • S.IHn l'rloh ~rip • • a......., Make I YGUDJ man brave, m..e him strong, ~ est and loyal 1_ • - • Wo .•n • 5'"1'1 Ch.... yt • cr.. 1t Rt- • Pima ftrlnt litt1nhl Von. • t.t.w •• illoololocl Cotto. 1 Sttrwc:bn . 2 to 10-ycl. lena II• In 36 to 46" wiclllll • A SCOUT IS ) '( A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS . OBEDIENT 0. GUY NASH, M-G-M DISTRICT SCOUT EXECUTIVE A DISTRICT EXECUTIVE FOR 21 YEARS 1-'ll'f'"llll RENDEZVOUS 1 The restaurant said .~ I,:W \!IHK iUPI) - Mrs · Lawlord made the p ·" 1 r ·, 4' i a KennPdy Lawford reservation by telephone from ~~ •>;P.¢, up !h.Jr!id<ly night at C~lifornia the day after thr p., 1p~h t'nlnny ' .!:: (I ll' r~t ~r :·, jR-9ular Snow Sale - - $1995 4 Buick - - -S2695 s2495 Iidcat Conv. Cpe. Low mileage, like new condition. his one has the ~25 horsepower engine. Buick's finest nd best. Shows the very best of care. 4,Pontiac I w ~ $2595 s2200 9R'~4 i1wll and best and this one is tops. Full power. Hydra· :~ I)( drive _Luxury Series. 3 Oldsmobile $2195 s1995 "I"'' ''Hli' ' 2 rlr. Hard Top Like new condition inside nd out l'osttive traction. Power windows, power seat, '"' er steering and brakes Hydramatic brakes. I I o 100% Flllll-l'nlal by rriglclstrel Froot . never forms In the 102-lb. tOp freezer LrSahre 2 dr. Hard Top. One very particular local own· t r. Spotless dark blue finish with while top. tlonl o Twin vopllblo Hy. or refri&,rator sec· 62 Pontiac - - s1595 $1495 dratof1. 3 full-width ShiiVOI on door. • lllul the Power Cep. sule for Space AV 0 SL11· fh1d 4 dr. Hard To~ Sedan. Smart turquoise finish all vinyl mterior . Power steering and br''' '"' llydr;mlalic drive. One very careful local owner. 62 Pontiac __ Ju" A"l•od let:~l 11 •a j dr. Sellon Power steering tna1 k d ri1 ,, ~:x fra good tires. 61 Ford $1395 and brakes. Hydra- -- h irh•nr '>110 4 dr S<'rlan F.1·onornical 6 cyl. with std. shift. ('lt· :~ n in:m lt> and out BLAETTNARS BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC TRUCKS SAVI·U. liftt.oia. I IIIII I ...... w ........., ..... ' l'IMnbFor Shclppl111ln Galh,oill , G . C . MUR P HY l· A SCOUT IS CO . • A SCOUT IS OniJ $369 .... Refriaeration\ ~~\'~ '::"'Reft1&erator comes , . / '';.( , ,1''-' installed wit~ FREE \ \ RIDE-AIR£• FEATURE! · Amazing Frigidll~ ftldi.Airt Hftl l'llrlgeralor 1 tractlQtl of tn Inch on • thin colh!Oft ol tlr tuPOHed by! mut vacuum cl..ntl'l- 11t1 you mov1 It with ' " ' tor iltllnll tnd underf!Mth cltlnln&l Refriftnltor &lid.S rl&ht out withoUt trtc· tlon. E"n t ehlltl c111 Com• try II, lt't furll mon it. A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL REVERENT ' £Ci : •-' I , , rl :I '' •ll .,. c., z... ....... --· ·C.. Ill _.Buick - - - s1995 S1895 111 111 mal • hing b md thonts to all who help eneourace the Scout proJI'IIID. of helpfulness, a]. ways. Our best 1VIthes to Scouts tveeyivherel 1966 FRIGIDAIRE FROST·PROOF REFRIGERATOR! Just Arrlvod ' ' Space Age advanced ... 3 Oldsmobile _ S2195 dr. Hard Top Sedan. Only 19,568 easy miles. Olds' ' ' Cleanliness Is ne~ Godliness, a . once said, Boy couts have both qualities they are clean .JD., , mind, heart and -,, body. Help tW to become lead~ in every walk · qf life! ~ Congratulations to a great team o! young men that's always working so bard every· where, for the young, the old md the whole eommunity. We support you and we thank you! Ufea teeks to follow the prlnclplea Inculcated by the Scout 149!. We say, ''Happy Birthday, Scouts," wllll _ftncy deoiGM • .... larder • pooltl tftd QUALITY plus VALUES f ~~= 1'1 ~ •rr•dtm•rk n•* fOf" r8frlltr.tor 1ir lift. CongraJulotion1 "From Buggies To Buicks" · OHIO J' ALLEY PUBLISHING CO. POMEROY, 0. On the New Sunday Timu.Sentinel MAke friends wHh Bay Scoutll and their adult leaders · tlill week. Support them with ~. effort, money . . . . IDvest ID t!le nitiQn'il fti. ,. PLACEMENT TEST atalina Station Wagon. A spotless light blue finish at~ing blue vinyl interior. Low mileage by one very ·arelul owner. Power steering and brakes. Hydramatic. ' \ ' et toft, ..._ oblo loothor.IIJI. my~·, plalle ill ====--:.:=--=--:==__::__________ $1860 '·· S..p c1ooon WINTER PRICES! 63 Pontiac . Women's Wallets w.W. SALUTE FLAG - Jan Long, left, and Richard Gilkey, members of Middleport Boy Scout Trnyp 235, salute the American Flag as National Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7-13, is about to get underway. Troop 235, with M!Hord Hysell, SHOW DISPLAY- Ronnie Couch and Joey Ro_aenballm scoutmaster, has 28 members. of Cub Pack 248 in Pomeroy look over window displays prepared by their group to be placed In a Pomeroy buBiL NEW YORK (UPI) -Lynda toolt in the musical ' Man of La ness place during Boy Scout Week. Ronnie, at left, is in Bird Johnson, wearing a blonde Mancha" Friday night at the Den 6 and Joey )s in Den 8 of Pack 248. w~ aod in the company of Wruihlngton Square Theater in . _ three Secret Service agents, Greenwlch Village. In its tumbling journey down WAS NOW a Iii • lnlle • long valley between llle 8ea of Galtlee and the Dead Bee, the River JOr· Catalina Hard Top Coupe. Beautiful red finish with dan twists and loops a tolal bite top and matching interior. Exceptional in every dis~.lll 300·•miles. · ay. Power Steering and brakes. Hydramatic. _ BUY NOW AT LOW • •$1.00 $ty!.s 'I I To our local Boy Scouta ' go our conp-atUlitlons for settinJ an ex· ample ali of us eollld well follow . . . . . m eumple Rest:lUrant d1vorce. A guest quoted the late Lawford from I PrPs ident Kennedy's sister ..,, 1h;_ h ~> wa~ divorced in Sun sRying she and Lawford met to \ 'd 'r"t I,J:->1 Tllt' -.rlay . discuss their four children. i\ A SCOUT IS ' ' I'EB. 12, 1966~9:00 I~ ATHENS, OHIO- EAGLE AWARD WINNER CHI~tOTHE, OHIO- RoOII! 1, Post OffiCI lulldlnt - James Wise, of Explorer HUNTINGTON W VA Room 22 p OfflCit lui'.., Post 253 in Mason, is t h e . , • •' I ost ...... most recent winner of t h e V1 t ed d to m'""'' url'ent reEagle award, the highest in More than 10,000 Peace Corps_ o un ee~ are ne e " ocouting, in the Jl.elga-G•Dia· quests from developing nations In ~atln America, Africa ind Asia. To be Mason diltrlcl. Jam~s wa 1 1 tak th '•\' presented the award last f•llconsidered for training programs you shou d I • non-compel• 1ve placement test Feb. 12. Either send completed appHcatlon fo ftft• a Siegfried Scores 19 in Boston Win tnt Peace Corps before the test, or fill one out ~nd •ubmlt It at th.etime you take the tesl For. an application, or more inf9~, ~ th• P;eace Corps, .or· see your lo.Cill Postmaster. ' Niw Yolk Clothlnt Heusi f . .' • •. ... Published a~ ii public service In COOJililillfei!WIIII~M-~· WQiiUind .. ' (' .... ... ~~w. . ' ' '. i ·..and Tht SUNDAY,......' . ' . - port you IDd hope all othen will, tool Hurty Con· ample for all to :· follow and for all • " to encourage! Wf! hope everyone ~· will! 1 gntulaUoDS 011 I job.wall done! ' Sugar lun Vallly ..kl.. ** .·~ ··-"... ~·_,. r.l•••tt lltilc I Si\.~11 C.. .. ,,., -. . . ·JIIIau•,.r' ~U.. c.. . ;. ' , :.. . ': ,. ·~c. '. '/'- '' l ., ' ) i ' ·: ' , '· '(> •. ''1" •• ' ' .,~ ' '; • ~ • ,1. ~- • ',! . ' ,...,., r , Meigs General Hospitel s..,. (!:41.....,. ._,. ,_ .. Gas of Ohio, Inc. QuaHty Print •••ilwhi; l'lorl.. ...,....,.. Ct. ,. - - - ~ ~,. Cltf~· . N~t.' l' ' 4 ' -\. ' ~ J ' l ·.' '! ' . '·,. '., Shop The G& J Auto Pll'll Co. a.wlinp Coat• Funeral Heme The FilMic Shop IIIII lulldan SVpply Co. Karl Gr.....,, Plumlll111& tteat1111 Non, u~ - .. lll•lpllilnt 'Co. , 'I j ~:...,;t ~- I 'i~ ' '- ' ~ L ~ .J S.:c) •I ' •' Ohio V•lley Plumtllng & Heltlnt C..Ws' •••• ,-,••• . ...liillf'iy flfw.r Shop (-__ ' ' ll Ewing'• Ambul•nce Service ct..,am.., c.MCJay Shoe Srwa , ,~._Tl!!ftlpeon , T,.., Salta IC •1 C.llwtle.-. . ·- ODWiilllf lltJurillil ~IIIICYt '"'· ' ~0 ' 1. H. hwlfntt s.n. Co. .~ 1' Moore's AUIII Columllli ;tt~.· ~tw .-.. ~rey l.,aunnt . ·1 >' , IIW Hdwe. & &Mther Supply V••ns Mtlm~l Hospital Ebenbech H1rdw1re leht Clothl•n :. .(.;,;:· M~·- ~Wtl ' ,.,ltrv ,..,., . ........ . ...... . ~t ' L41hli ...... 0.:. ..... . •I , ~¥• o~l• , Flour MIHa Tiny's Poedlaftd the L&Z Shop . •. ,j( Pamtrey lewllng .CoftiPHY Company alu...,_& Sluthtm Ohfe IIMtrlc co. A...ld_, I Tllevi*'on I Thl Ohio I ........, " venery. We aup- This Salilfe To Local Boy Scouts Is Sponsored &y These firms anJ Citizens: "'f. & ~... _z.nclt ••~ . ~ .- true idells of ·' mnkind is ID e:rt,( ' .,.,.,.,, AWtlry ..... : BOSTON (UPI) -Larry SJeg. fried scored 19 points; secood 'only to Tom Sanders' 211, and John Havlicek got baclv Into the lineup wltlt II .!JOm.IJ! Frldaps the lloslon Celtic~ fieat St.Louis 117·95 In a National Bas~etbaU AllllO<iBlioft giUDII, Helping the two fOI'IDei' Ohio Slate stars was Ron ilonham, , former ace or the Univefslty 011 Ctuclnnati, who appeared bi-lef: " all<l IICOfed tbrte polDII. 'r¥( ' , I ., . Boy Scouts of ,,_ ery denominatlod[" we thank you. . Your belief in tile :' 1 tlloy Scouts! Here Is our three cbeen for you on _your 58th Dni· Week . .. .. . take time out tn support these fln• boyl and the IIJeD IJid womeo who wort with them. Appreciate, en· eounge and IJio vest ID their p-eat orallliiiUolll ture. And a vote of th••IIB to all our !lc91111• \ U. 5. POst Office, 11 W~ 511"*"' AVI. This Is Boy Scout ' •••futnulJ••· ..._ I 1t . l: ! " ro ·•U �'' ,. v "\, - ' ' ' ' \) .., ''· ' \ - Chartered Units ·Meigs-Gallia-Mas,on ~eonl '. . . r ( .i A SCOUT IS A SCOUT -IS' ' ' I Proudly, we plit 01ll trust lA t1ie Scouta of thli t WE SALUTE the Scouts eonunulllty. C4bJI'Itulatlom, md a illlcere ialute to aJi of The MGM AREA aiYe who Coocratulatlolll · .. . to the Boy Scout( and- tbelt leaden(who set an exam+.· pie In learning va; ~ lues not only i11 --. money, but tbe ' value of kindness, friendlhlp and ., honesty. Best their • lilme, efiort and money to Scollllill- wilbtl! I I ' ' Congratulations to the Scouts of I \ the Meigs-Galli~·Mason area, A SCOUT IS ' A SCOUT IS al'ld to their leaders, too. During Boy Scout birthday I I ' ) week, Februory 7th to 13th, we are proud to express a special salute in honor of Scouting lAlyalty ia one of many fllle quail· lies ei.empUfled by our Boy Soouta: Support tbem fDd their ieade!'ll, in every Y"lD ..... 7h ,_ o Tofltollwcl • ' • Ho,..d:int • , •. that great movement dedicated to building make him a better citizens, a better Best wishes, Boy Scouts, and may row'a bope and you ever "Strengthen America's (ll'llmlte. Scout. Support .i-~ the Scouts of th!e town and tbeq advisers, help . ., build boys into fii, morrow's great ,,; leaders! ·'-' t_, community and a better world. way, at all limes. Tbey are lotnol" ' Heritage." '"""DrY B1 ..1 \P • S.IHn l'rloh ~rip • • a......., Make I YGUDJ man brave, m..e him strong, ~ est and loyal 1_ • - • Wo .•n • 5'"1'1 Ch.... yt • cr.. 1t Rt- • Pima ftrlnt litt1nhl Von. • t.t.w •• illoololocl Cotto. 1 Sttrwc:bn . 2 to 10-ycl. lena II• In 36 to 46" wiclllll • A SCOUT IS ) '( A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS . OBEDIENT 0. GUY NASH, M-G-M DISTRICT SCOUT EXECUTIVE A DISTRICT EXECUTIVE FOR 21 YEARS 1-'ll'f'"llll RENDEZVOUS 1 The restaurant said .~ I,:W \!IHK iUPI) - Mrs · Lawlord made the p ·" 1 r ·, 4' i a KennPdy Lawford reservation by telephone from ~~ •>;P.¢, up !h.Jr!id<ly night at C~lifornia the day after thr p., 1p~h t'nlnny ' .!:: (I ll' r~t ~r :·, jR-9ular Snow Sale - - $1995 4 Buick - - -S2695 s2495 Iidcat Conv. Cpe. Low mileage, like new condition. his one has the ~25 horsepower engine. Buick's finest nd best. Shows the very best of care. 4,Pontiac I w ~ $2595 s2200 9R'~4 i1wll and best and this one is tops. Full power. Hydra· :~ I)( drive _Luxury Series. 3 Oldsmobile $2195 s1995 "I"'' ''Hli' ' 2 rlr. Hard Top Like new condition inside nd out l'osttive traction. Power windows, power seat, '"' er steering and brakes Hydramatic brakes. I I o 100% Flllll-l'nlal by rriglclstrel Froot . never forms In the 102-lb. tOp freezer LrSahre 2 dr. Hard Top. One very particular local own· t r. Spotless dark blue finish with while top. tlonl o Twin vopllblo Hy. or refri&,rator sec· 62 Pontiac - - s1595 $1495 dratof1. 3 full-width ShiiVOI on door. • lllul the Power Cep. sule for Space AV 0 SL11· fh1d 4 dr. Hard To~ Sedan. Smart turquoise finish all vinyl mterior . Power steering and br''' '"' llydr;mlalic drive. One very careful local owner. 62 Pontiac __ Ju" A"l•od let:~l 11 •a j dr. Sellon Power steering tna1 k d ri1 ,, ~:x fra good tires. 61 Ford $1395 and brakes. Hydra- -- h irh•nr '>110 4 dr S<'rlan F.1·onornical 6 cyl. with std. shift. ('lt· :~ n in:m lt> and out BLAETTNARS BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC TRUCKS SAVI·U. liftt.oia. I IIIII I ...... w ........., ..... ' l'IMnbFor Shclppl111ln Galh,oill , G . C . MUR P HY l· A SCOUT IS CO . • A SCOUT IS OniJ $369 .... Refriaeration\ ~~\'~ '::"'Reft1&erator comes , . / '';.( , ,1''-' installed wit~ FREE \ \ RIDE-AIR£• FEATURE! · Amazing Frigidll~ ftldi.Airt Hftl l'llrlgeralor 1 tractlQtl of tn Inch on • thin colh!Oft ol tlr tuPOHed by! mut vacuum cl..ntl'l- 11t1 you mov1 It with ' " ' tor iltllnll tnd underf!Mth cltlnln&l Refriftnltor &lid.S rl&ht out withoUt trtc· tlon. E"n t ehlltl c111 Com• try II, lt't furll mon it. A SCOUT IS A SCOUT IS CHEERFUL REVERENT ' £Ci : •-' I , , rl :I '' •ll .,. c., z... ....... --· ·C.. Ill _.Buick - - - s1995 S1895 111 111 mal • hing b md thonts to all who help eneourace the Scout proJI'IIID. of helpfulness, a]. ways. Our best 1VIthes to Scouts tveeyivherel 1966 FRIGIDAIRE FROST·PROOF REFRIGERATOR! Just Arrlvod ' ' Space Age advanced ... 3 Oldsmobile _ S2195 dr. Hard Top Sedan. Only 19,568 easy miles. Olds' ' ' Cleanliness Is ne~ Godliness, a . once said, Boy couts have both qualities they are clean .JD., , mind, heart and -,, body. Help tW to become lead~ in every walk · qf life! ~ Congratulations to a great team o! young men that's always working so bard every· where, for the young, the old md the whole eommunity. We support you and we thank you! Ufea teeks to follow the prlnclplea Inculcated by the Scout 149!. We say, ''Happy Birthday, Scouts," wllll _ftncy deoiGM • .... larder • pooltl tftd QUALITY plus VALUES f ~~= 1'1 ~ •rr•dtm•rk n•* fOf" r8frlltr.tor 1ir lift. CongraJulotion1 "From Buggies To Buicks" · OHIO J' ALLEY PUBLISHING CO. POMEROY, 0. On the New Sunday Timu.Sentinel MAke friends wHh Bay Scoutll and their adult leaders · tlill week. Support them with ~. effort, money . . . . IDvest ID t!le nitiQn'il fti. ,. PLACEMENT TEST atalina Station Wagon. A spotless light blue finish at~ing blue vinyl interior. Low mileage by one very ·arelul owner. Power steering and brakes. Hydramatic. ' \ ' et toft, ..._ oblo loothor.IIJI. my~·, plalle ill ====--:.:=--=--:==__::__________ $1860 '·· S..p c1ooon WINTER PRICES! 63 Pontiac . Women's Wallets w.W. SALUTE FLAG - Jan Long, left, and Richard Gilkey, members of Middleport Boy Scout Trnyp 235, salute the American Flag as National Boy Scout Week, Feb. 7-13, is about to get underway. Troop 235, with M!Hord Hysell, SHOW DISPLAY- Ronnie Couch and Joey Ro_aenballm scoutmaster, has 28 members. of Cub Pack 248 in Pomeroy look over window displays prepared by their group to be placed In a Pomeroy buBiL NEW YORK (UPI) -Lynda toolt in the musical ' Man of La ness place during Boy Scout Week. Ronnie, at left, is in Bird Johnson, wearing a blonde Mancha" Friday night at the Den 6 and Joey )s in Den 8 of Pack 248. w~ aod in the company of Wruihlngton Square Theater in . _ three Secret Service agents, Greenwlch Village. In its tumbling journey down WAS NOW a Iii • lnlle • long valley between llle 8ea of Galtlee and the Dead Bee, the River JOr· Catalina Hard Top Coupe. Beautiful red finish with dan twists and loops a tolal bite top and matching interior. Exceptional in every dis~.lll 300·•miles. · ay. Power Steering and brakes. Hydramatic. _ BUY NOW AT LOW • •$1.00 $ty!.s 'I I To our local Boy Scouta ' go our conp-atUlitlons for settinJ an ex· ample ali of us eollld well follow . . . . . m eumple Rest:lUrant d1vorce. A guest quoted the late Lawford from I PrPs ident Kennedy's sister ..,, 1h;_ h ~> wa~ divorced in Sun sRying she and Lawford met to \ 'd 'r"t I,J:->1 Tllt' -.rlay . discuss their four children. i\ A SCOUT IS ' ' I'EB. 12, 1966~9:00 I~ ATHENS, OHIO- EAGLE AWARD WINNER CHI~tOTHE, OHIO- RoOII! 1, Post OffiCI lulldlnt - James Wise, of Explorer HUNTINGTON W VA Room 22 p OfflCit lui'.., Post 253 in Mason, is t h e . , • •' I ost ...... most recent winner of t h e V1 t ed d to m'""'' url'ent reEagle award, the highest in More than 10,000 Peace Corps_ o un ee~ are ne e " ocouting, in the Jl.elga-G•Dia· quests from developing nations In ~atln America, Africa ind Asia. To be Mason diltrlcl. Jam~s wa 1 1 tak th '•\' presented the award last f•llconsidered for training programs you shou d I • non-compel• 1ve placement test Feb. 12. Either send completed appHcatlon fo ftft• a Siegfried Scores 19 in Boston Win tnt Peace Corps before the test, or fill one out ~nd •ubmlt It at th.etime you take the tesl For. an application, or more inf9~, ~ th• P;eace Corps, .or· see your lo.Cill Postmaster. ' Niw Yolk Clothlnt Heusi f . .' • •. ... Published a~ ii public service In COOJililillfei!WIIII~M-~· WQiiUind .. ' (' .... ... ~~w. . ' ' '. i ·..and Tht SUNDAY,......' . ' . - port you IDd hope all othen will, tool Hurty Con· ample for all to :· follow and for all • " to encourage! Wf! hope everyone ~· will! 1 gntulaUoDS 011 I job.wall done! ' Sugar lun Vallly ..kl.. ** .·~ ··-"... ~·_,. r.l•••tt lltilc I Si\.~11 C.. .. ,,., -. . . ·JIIIau•,.r' ~U.. c.. . ;. ' , :.. . ': ,. ·~c. '. '/'- '' l ., ' ) i ' ·: ' , '· '(> •. ''1" •• ' ' .,~ ' '; • ~ • ,1. ~- • ',! . ' ,...,., r , Meigs General Hospitel s..,. (!:41.....,. ._,. ,_ .. Gas of Ohio, Inc. QuaHty Print •••ilwhi; l'lorl.. ...,....,.. Ct. ,. - - - ~ ~,. Cltf~· . N~t.' l' ' 4 ' -\. ' ~ J ' l ·.' '! ' . '·,. '., Shop The G& J Auto Pll'll Co. a.wlinp Coat• Funeral Heme The FilMic Shop IIIII lulldan SVpply Co. Karl Gr.....,, Plumlll111& tteat1111 Non, u~ - .. lll•lpllilnt 'Co. , 'I j ~:...,;t ~- I 'i~ ' '- ' ~ L ~ .J S.:c) •I ' •' Ohio V•lley Plumtllng & Heltlnt C..Ws' •••• ,-,••• . ...liillf'iy flfw.r Shop (-__ ' ' ll Ewing'• Ambul•nce Service ct..,am.., c.MCJay Shoe Srwa , ,~._Tl!!ftlpeon , T,.., Salta IC •1 C.llwtle.-. . ·- ODWiilllf lltJurillil ~IIIICYt '"'· ' ~0 ' 1. H. hwlfntt s.n. Co. .~ 1' Moore's AUIII Columllli ;tt~.· ~tw .-.. ~rey l.,aunnt . ·1 >' , IIW Hdwe. & &Mther Supply V••ns Mtlm~l Hospital Ebenbech H1rdw1re leht Clothl•n :. .(.;,;:· M~·- ~Wtl ' ,.,ltrv ,..,., . ........ . ...... . ~t ' L41hli ...... 0.:. ..... . •I , ~¥• o~l• , Flour MIHa Tiny's Poedlaftd the L&Z Shop . •. ,j( Pamtrey lewllng .CoftiPHY Company alu...,_& Sluthtm Ohfe IIMtrlc co. A...ld_, I Tllevi*'on I Thl Ohio I ........, " venery. We aup- This Salilfe To Local Boy Scouts Is Sponsored &y These firms anJ Citizens: "'f. & ~... _z.nclt ••~ . ~ .- true idells of ·' mnkind is ID e:rt,( ' .,.,.,.,, AWtlry ..... : BOSTON (UPI) -Larry SJeg. fried scored 19 points; secood 'only to Tom Sanders' 211, and John Havlicek got baclv Into the lineup wltlt II .!JOm.IJ! Frldaps the lloslon Celtic~ fieat St.Louis 117·95 In a National Bas~etbaU AllllO<iBlioft giUDII, Helping the two fOI'IDei' Ohio Slate stars was Ron ilonham, , former ace or the Univefslty 011 Ctuclnnati, who appeared bi-lef: " all<l IICOfed tbrte polDII. 'r¥( ' , I ., . Boy Scouts of ,,_ ery denominatlod[" we thank you. . Your belief in tile :' 1 tlloy Scouts! Here Is our three cbeen for you on _your 58th Dni· Week . .. .. . take time out tn support these fln• boyl and the IIJeD IJid womeo who wort with them. Appreciate, en· eounge and IJio vest ID their p-eat orallliiiUolll ture. And a vote of th••IIB to all our !lc91111• \ U. 5. POst Office, 11 W~ 511"*"' AVI. This Is Boy Scout ' •••futnulJ••· ..._ I 1t . l: ! " ro ·•U �. . ........ ........... _._ . . . .... .... _. .""' ~ ,,' ' '• -. ... ·~ - ...... ..,,. ..... ... ... ...........·"-·- · ~ _.,, __ ·- ' .....,... . . . .. . . ... ~ ....... .-.... .. • •• -~ .... .... ~ ..... . . ... ' . .... . . ., . -~ --"' . jf; ... , . . . . . . . - - . . , . •• ;···~ -. .. ' . · ·- - · - -.. ~· , . , ... ,. ~ ... . . . . ~ .. . . ...... .. - ,, , ... , . .J' I ,, ., I • ·' ' • ' .- lie w~s ·Something Sp~cial 1--Tbe Sunday Timet-Sentinel, SUnday, february 8, 1981' . 14·20 degree~ when the snow began falling on Frf. day, Nov. 24. However, unlike the 1966 arctic b~ the mercury cUmbed Into the 20's durlnC the neu aev: en daya befo~ell bUilt melttnc on Dec. 1. ll(uy ~ dents. ~U~ve lhls year's snow Is setting a record for renwmng mtact. Datejline:,·Gallia '•; . ' ~· BY TOM 'I'I£DE A - . Sllltdq Jj' HOIART ~w e4!Uon 1n·w·~'"Me:~:lliJa.Mu'oiJ areal . TOD4Y however, a prolonged cold apeD to turn the trick. A flood followed In March. .. ~ best In Ohlo, from 1957 through 1965: Now with· out ~ full·tlme .4-H agent, or even a .parHlme agent, Gallian.s are becoming alarmed. "You can't expect one man to hand!~ 4-H programs, and other services too. And you can t expect an area agent to drop In once and a wbile to check local matters," aald one promin· entGaUlan. SUllday Tlmea-SentiDel. It sueeeecll the Saturday Gallla Tlmu and tlie Saturday edition of the Pomeroy•Middleport Sentinel. For l"ubUsher Rlehard s. Owe~,~ It Is a "dream come true." One of Mr. Owen'• flm 're· marks after purchulng the Gall1polll papers from Dear Publlt:ations in 1959 was, "I'd like to atart a Sun· day weekly In tills area." · . • • • "IT BOILS down to one thing. Without a 4-H agent the program wiD continue to fade. The junior fak .:20 Will also ~uffer.lt's _not fair to some 700 youths, or the ye_ars ago-194~by former Tribune-Times Publisher .Harold Wetherholt. That wu ahol'lly after lie changed the Times• publication date from Thursda;v to Saturday, Later, after Bill Potter left the TribUJieo Time!u .to beeome ge~~eral manager of the DaUy Sen* n , Potter alid Wetherholt dlseusaed tlie poB&Ibllity of a eombinQC! Sunday _weekly. That wu 1952, seven years IH!fore the GalllpoUa papers became a part of t)le Obio Valley Publlsbirig Co. • I Mrs. Roxanna Scott turned 90 this Month in Gallia • o I * AREA realtlenll recalled the huge mid-century snow· fall late last week u Old Man .Winter continued hls onslaul!ht Whlch began on Saturday, Jan. 22. Total accumulatfon In Gallla county after four snows lo 11 day!! reached 19.9 lnchu, jUBt short of the 20.3 rec· ord established In late November of 1950. • • • many advts.ors and JUnior leaders who have spent end· less hours tn the past 10 or 20 years making the pro· gra11,1 a success. Something should be done and faat " continued the Individual. ' ' • • • WHILE cleaning out his desk recently, Gallia County Representative 1). 0. Taber ran acrou a Dee. 17, 1956 Issue of the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. A hnse 8 column ~~d headline read: "Rt. 33 By-Pass Project Proposed. That was nearly 10 years ago. Now, adler !ill th~se years, the proposal Is about to become a realIty. B1cls far the Rt. 35 project will be opened Tuesday • SUCCESS of the new weekly dependa not only upon the efiorta of all members of the Timea and Sentinel atalfs, but sublerlben and advertisers as weD. Dateline would appreciate letters from hls readeJ:s, with eommenl,ll on fhe IIIW venture, It ls a '"major step forward" for the Ohlo Vallev Publld!l"' Co. F'IF l'EEN yean ago, temperature rsnged between • • • QAWA county's 4-H prognm raQ)t:ed among the lllaru the first appearuce of the • • • A SUNDAY na,~spaper idea was first dlBc.ussed 0 • • • • ,Kyger I-Iistory Pupils Inspired by Great Seal .." I . , . ' . m~>n .,..·J- For NGS Chi '= M. C r· arpen er Is SurpriSed for Birthday "t" ...t. L"""• ' • ... wer River Rd. ·'!'hen wu minor damage lo bolb veblcles. Can driven by Alina PIJ• male, 71, of _4112 Jackson PUre, and Rooald }!urp, 21, Rio Grande, were lllvolwd Ill a minor backhlg aecldenl al 4:15 p.m. ll'rlday 011 Cedar St., between li'il:st and Second Ave. Pollee llld Mra.P11mlle back· eel ' : ol a driveway al Ruth's Flor llllop. Htr car alruck the left rear _feeder of the Bur· gherthe car _which wu parked on oppollle side of the alreet. There wu no damage to the TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the CUes of the Gallla 'f:lmes ud Dally Trlbl&ne . . . Rlo Grande College offtc1ally launchea "1100.a·year" club for its 1upport . . . Rep. Ct:a~g Slagle and Auditor Emmett Slagle will have oppoSition In May Primary as George Tope and Ken Worman flle petitions . . . GAHS upsets Jackson 3~·28 for third straight cage win . .. Eight Russians visit GaiUpo~s for tugboat trials . .. Eugene s. SJ?ear 40. leading c1vle leader, succumb• ... Judge Lewts Plymale car. • . Warden resigns chmmanship of GOP'S executive All •ec.:.ldanl occUITild at 2.20 committee. p.m. Frl YIn the 300 block of c: NEW YORK Servi~ held A. PUre Jr., the oklell lion of Second Ave., wheu Ruth . Wo~ Callforolll'a COGimlrlll{ Epls. llnbarger, 36, Rt. Z Pt. Plea.. oopal bllbop ~a pow!S'Iul BADDECit, N. I. (lJPI) • · ant started wpull out of 1 par- huntl\lil rlfie at hla IDOUth Plvate llei'Vlcel were 1!4 kfDI ~~~~e. Hot car struck a ear Friday and shot blJru,eU to &a111rda1 for Dr. Gllberl . B. owned by MonvU Swain, Rt. I death In a drab 10-a-day hotel Gms•eaor who, 11 1 llalldar Ill Crown City, which was parked room. ' tile Na~onal Geograpbii!l$th VIrginia Neville, Rt. 1 VInton, In the zone ~ead of her car. Pollee ta!d the 22-yeaHid 11'· led the wJIIIderlull ef.·ill\ill repurted that her ear, .pitked There was mUIOr damase to youth fired two shots !rom !be hons wllb oocounl8 of ~~ In front of Dr. lltown'l office botb cars. · 30-30 Savage rifle. The first outposta and peoplee. _;r11 11 on Tblrd Ave., was damaged missed. Tbe second ripped ~enor. 110, died FridoJ.ill on the left front lender by an Flax is Criticized I' away the rlght side of his face ~~~ir~mlly f~hme boben.d IDIIdeotllled motorist The ..,. • and head ' an o e ar "' · eldent was reported 'at the po. For Entering Ral'e · tees of the soelety. It -~Uce staUen at U:SO p.m. Frl- WASIDNGTON IUPI! - u. l 1dea that geography wa ~ dGt dJy. S. Rep. John J. Gillilan, seeking f just for the sclentltt .bul )!& All aeeldeot oc:eurred at 8:15 rMiectlon and unopposed In the I lonoed to all men. To I!8Ptli)'l a.111. FrldJy at Fourfll.av and May Democratic primary, blastan audience he popul~ t!.. Slate-at, when Hareld M. lla\m. ed Cincinnati Attorney William • concept of «>lored plctuli!s . ' ders, 39, Eureka Star Rt., drl•· Flu; • member of the John personal accounts of 1 · lng a elty school hua, wu mak· Birch Soelety. Friday for enter. tlon. As a .result, the . . . lng a left turn off State-tl, ontt lne the Republican primary for Howard Carpenter was hap-!grew until 11 has moro Fourtll-av, and the left rear his seal pily surprised Sunday with a1mln:on members the wm:'{1 ' comer of the hua 1jrllck a park. Fl8l Is opposing former u. family gathering at his home er. ·' 1 1 eel car owned by Mra. AVID D. S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr. in in Syracuse In ob•ervance of .' ' · Three minor _.accldehbi 1Dd 1 THE .Obi~ River, f~r the first Ume In three yem, be- hltsklp were IDvestlpted ll'rl· came Jammet! w1th ice last week. Last lime uvlsa· clay by elty pollee. •No 111e wu Uo11 became Impossible on the ll,uge stream wu Jan. Injured and at eltai1el wen 23, 1963, when lemperatur~ dipped to 18 'de~1 be. filed. Pollee are stm lnvestf. low zero. It remained sl:Jlld two .or three days. It iook, saUfll the hltaklp. · • • • Bllbop'• Son~ Wmeelf with Guli Gallipolis Police Probe -Thr \V ks dD: . .ee . ree -. an ..."'tskir. Tafl'• bld for a poliUcal comeback. GIUigan likened Flax's entry Into the race 1o Willlim Buckley'• fuUie attempt to dJw enougb Republican votes away from Now York Mayor Jo~ Lindsay In Jut Nmm· ber s mayoral election. UND8 ERODE MOSCOW tUPI) -The "vir· p . Ianda" wheat area of the IIOiltb central Soviet Ulllon bu been hit by ..U erosion, Soviet llclentlats •ld Saturday. The !K'Ientlsto recommended th•t virgin lands farmers change from ordinary plowing metboc!• and preserve stubble on their fields. hJ J' l2:U •;d • 81st birthday. HI• birthday was Saturday, Jan. Z9. Four Villages are·'''"' .,, which was served during the WiiJf'd Out by QJIJI~' A highlight of the dinner, ATHENS !UP!) _ A ~ l'hlch was served during the of earthquakes wiped out )t>Or afternoon. wa• a large decorated villages in central ond wesiiiR] birthday cake. Everyone gather- Greece Saturday. killing ~tl"'l< around the table 5Jngln~ "Happy one woman aod Injuring riiiGI"' Birthday" as he cut the first of others it was reported here ollce. I Reside~ts of a wide are~t o. Attending were Mrs. Wilson •Greece fled Into th• streeb il. Carpet:ter. Mi89 Alita Carpen-1 the pre-dawn dark,.;., who~~ lhl ter. James Carpenter and MI!S •first aod strongest shock WI,! Suzy Parker, all of Pomeroy: ' fell al 4 a.m. That 20·ser,qf11 1 Mrs. James Carpenter & dough.! quake was followed by ~evi>.JII" ter., Linda an~ Cricket, and ' lesser tremors. · son, Spencer, all of Dorcas. " ' · '· Mr. and Mro. Wayne Carpen- Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Car~~~ :. ter, Capt. and Mrs. E Clare and daughters, Ten and Karyn · Carpenter a: r son, Lowell, and all of Belvre. I • Just twice a year it happens • • - • <I ' I Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ! 'J- _.-,. , I .. Savings fn every dep't on fine quah~ Unbehevable home furnishings: Elegant sofas and BARGAIN chain, dining room pieces, bedroom LIST: Two Known to Die in Fire ' i • groups, broadloom carpet. Qlle OI!Jy.,..Maple . i&OOJ(ti\SE HEAD- ,., BOARD. Reg. $59, Sale $19 KROEHLER SOfiA, 88" long, Traditional aldrted style. 3 cusblon. Fine classic quallty. Pumpkin color. Reg. $284,Sale$214 SAVE $150 - Flex•t•l QUILTED SOM, Early American, plllow ann style ln charming gold, brown, green print. -.. CLOSE-OUT BROYHILL "SAGA" DINING ROOM 6 PCS. Oiled-walnut finish on American walnut. Exceptional quality, Six piece group includes extension table 40"x60" with 12'' leaf, four side chairs, one host chair. Regulerly $237.75--FEB. SALE $122 Reg. $395, Sale $245 ., 2 Only LOUNGI! CHAIRS Choice of lime green or rose beige. Our best. Reg. $159, Sale $88 SALEM MAPLE 3 PC, BEDROOM includes dou· ble dresser, bed, and nlt• stand. I Reg. $149, Sale $109 . SEAL _- r.ary Saunders. left, displays his Ohio History project, the Great of 0 ~'1 • C h~.·~ k: ng ot her p ~ o .w d. s is Don Telle. center, while Mark Johnson, seated. ~ra~ to t n·· "f'<~ l Y. llh grt-at pndc All are seventh grade pupils of Mrs. Carl Nibert's h C:i ... .;S ;!{ h) i:;\.'f C r~rk. \ Dr•m•tlc New SPANISH SOI'A In quilted print, black and white. Very plush and comfortable. P.ecan tnmmed. . KLING COLONIAL MAPLE M~kes dining niore relaxing. All stock on hand reduced in this hand rubbed aoud maple group. Reg. $319, Sale $222 2 Pc. Modetn LIVING ROOM SUITE. Smart Beige Hound1tooth nyloa co verlag. ~~9, Sll• $199 If You' .Favorite Color Ia Ill-Save $150 - ' Haii\IOnie II" 111111 ' T!IAQITIONAL SOFA, 111tr• soft loo4e hack cu. >. wi'ys slnom.' In lood t•sw aJ. ... ,, ' ~ ' • ' ·\ '-*· $3~, s.lt"$249 . NEVER ENDING JOB - J. Alfred Burton, Ohio Valley Bank messenger In Gallipolis, remove some of the 12-inch plus sno w on the bank's huge parldng lot. This has .a. never ending job in the area since Jan. 22, whe!l the season'• first major snow ~~~~~d _the, ~~e:'heT:~]~~ -~~ ~ow Is almost 11 hlgb aa the brl~k wall of Mrs. 0. 0. 1 ,. • " ~ -~~··-tr.·• ll'P..,.....r-• <~r • P-,.. • • · ~· .. .- ~ · r - • · '· . , .. ,. .~ . . '\ ' Reg. $3l8, Sale $177 furniture Choose from Wldllt Variety lOOK .CASES, all . lif~s. maple, walnut, ma- . llogany, ' '!_ . -~ " r . •Extension T1ble 1nclslx ch1irs, Reg. $321.50 S•le $188 ellg 74" Wide Chin• Clbinet, Reg. $338.50 S•le $215 el~et 44" wide with Silver Dr1wer, Reg. $154.50 _$ale $88 ..,.its carpet ' Wuced., To Clor -, ~ ' __ .. ~':· -~~~--~~~~....,,.....;....;...:..'·..;.·~-~-...,--.....,~~Co=tn~•=:..S.=c=o=nd I---------------=------t--...1¥-1 Grape In G•lllpolis, Ohio f,.. J --:-:. :,; :· f.' ' .-: !'• •'X' _,,d ,· ,j 1-.• ' .t . �. . ........ ........... _._ . . . .... .... _. .""' ~ ,,' ' '• -. ... ·~ - ...... ..,,. ..... ... ... ...........·"-·- · ~ _.,, __ ·- ' .....,... . . . .. . . ... ~ ....... .-.... .. • •• -~ .... .... ~ ..... . . ... ' . .... . . ., . -~ --"' . jf; ... , . . . . . . . - - . . , . •• ;···~ -. .. ' . · ·- - · - -.. ~· , . , ... ,. ~ ... . . . . ~ .. . . ...... .. - ,, , ... , . .J' I ,, ., I • ·' ' • ' .- lie w~s ·Something Sp~cial 1--Tbe Sunday Timet-Sentinel, SUnday, february 8, 1981' . 14·20 degree~ when the snow began falling on Frf. day, Nov. 24. However, unlike the 1966 arctic b~ the mercury cUmbed Into the 20's durlnC the neu aev: en daya befo~ell bUilt melttnc on Dec. 1. ll(uy ~ dents. ~U~ve lhls year's snow Is setting a record for renwmng mtact. Datejline:,·Gallia '•; . ' ~· BY TOM 'I'I£DE A - . Sllltdq Jj' HOIART ~w e4!Uon 1n·w·~'"Me:~:lliJa.Mu'oiJ areal . TOD4Y however, a prolonged cold apeD to turn the trick. A flood followed In March. .. ~ best In Ohlo, from 1957 through 1965: Now with· out ~ full·tlme .4-H agent, or even a .parHlme agent, Gallian.s are becoming alarmed. "You can't expect one man to hand!~ 4-H programs, and other services too. And you can t expect an area agent to drop In once and a wbile to check local matters," aald one promin· entGaUlan. SUllday Tlmea-SentiDel. It sueeeecll the Saturday Gallla Tlmu and tlie Saturday edition of the Pomeroy•Middleport Sentinel. For l"ubUsher Rlehard s. Owe~,~ It Is a "dream come true." One of Mr. Owen'• flm 're· marks after purchulng the Gall1polll papers from Dear Publlt:ations in 1959 was, "I'd like to atart a Sun· day weekly In tills area." · . • • • "IT BOILS down to one thing. Without a 4-H agent the program wiD continue to fade. The junior fak .:20 Will also ~uffer.lt's _not fair to some 700 youths, or the ye_ars ago-194~by former Tribune-Times Publisher .Harold Wetherholt. That wu ahol'lly after lie changed the Times• publication date from Thursda;v to Saturday, Later, after Bill Potter left the TribUJieo Time!u .to beeome ge~~eral manager of the DaUy Sen* n , Potter alid Wetherholt dlseusaed tlie poB&Ibllity of a eombinQC! Sunday _weekly. That wu 1952, seven years IH!fore the GalllpoUa papers became a part of t)le Obio Valley Publlsbirig Co. • I Mrs. Roxanna Scott turned 90 this Month in Gallia • o I * AREA realtlenll recalled the huge mid-century snow· fall late last week u Old Man .Winter continued hls onslaul!ht Whlch began on Saturday, Jan. 22. Total accumulatfon In Gallla county after four snows lo 11 day!! reached 19.9 lnchu, jUBt short of the 20.3 rec· ord established In late November of 1950. • • • many advts.ors and JUnior leaders who have spent end· less hours tn the past 10 or 20 years making the pro· gra11,1 a success. Something should be done and faat " continued the Individual. ' ' • • • WHILE cleaning out his desk recently, Gallia County Representative 1). 0. Taber ran acrou a Dee. 17, 1956 Issue of the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. A hnse 8 column ~~d headline read: "Rt. 33 By-Pass Project Proposed. That was nearly 10 years ago. Now, adler !ill th~se years, the proposal Is about to become a realIty. B1cls far the Rt. 35 project will be opened Tuesday • SUCCESS of the new weekly dependa not only upon the efiorta of all members of the Timea and Sentinel atalfs, but sublerlben and advertisers as weD. Dateline would appreciate letters from hls readeJ:s, with eommenl,ll on fhe IIIW venture, It ls a '"major step forward" for the Ohlo Vallev Publld!l"' Co. F'IF l'EEN yean ago, temperature rsnged between • • • QAWA county's 4-H prognm raQ)t:ed among the lllaru the first appearuce of the • • • A SUNDAY na,~spaper idea was first dlBc.ussed 0 • • • • ,Kyger I-Iistory Pupils Inspired by Great Seal .." I . , . ' . m~>n .,..·J- For NGS Chi '= M. C r· arpen er Is SurpriSed for Birthday "t" ...t. L"""• ' • ... wer River Rd. ·'!'hen wu minor damage lo bolb veblcles. Can driven by Alina PIJ• male, 71, of _4112 Jackson PUre, and Rooald }!urp, 21, Rio Grande, were lllvolwd Ill a minor backhlg aecldenl al 4:15 p.m. ll'rlday 011 Cedar St., between li'il:st and Second Ave. Pollee llld Mra.P11mlle back· eel ' : ol a driveway al Ruth's Flor llllop. Htr car alruck the left rear _feeder of the Bur· gherthe car _which wu parked on oppollle side of the alreet. There wu no damage to the TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the CUes of the Gallla 'f:lmes ud Dally Trlbl&ne . . . Rlo Grande College offtc1ally launchea "1100.a·year" club for its 1upport . . . Rep. Ct:a~g Slagle and Auditor Emmett Slagle will have oppoSition In May Primary as George Tope and Ken Worman flle petitions . . . GAHS upsets Jackson 3~·28 for third straight cage win . .. Eight Russians visit GaiUpo~s for tugboat trials . .. Eugene s. SJ?ear 40. leading c1vle leader, succumb• ... Judge Lewts Plymale car. • . Warden resigns chmmanship of GOP'S executive All •ec.:.ldanl occUITild at 2.20 committee. p.m. Frl YIn the 300 block of c: NEW YORK Servi~ held A. PUre Jr., the oklell lion of Second Ave., wheu Ruth . Wo~ Callforolll'a COGimlrlll{ Epls. llnbarger, 36, Rt. Z Pt. Plea.. oopal bllbop ~a pow!S'Iul BADDECit, N. I. (lJPI) • · ant started wpull out of 1 par- huntl\lil rlfie at hla IDOUth Plvate llei'Vlcel were 1!4 kfDI ~~~~e. Hot car struck a ear Friday and shot blJru,eU to &a111rda1 for Dr. Gllberl . B. owned by MonvU Swain, Rt. I death In a drab 10-a-day hotel Gms•eaor who, 11 1 llalldar Ill Crown City, which was parked room. ' tile Na~onal Geograpbii!l$th VIrginia Neville, Rt. 1 VInton, In the zone ~ead of her car. Pollee ta!d the 22-yeaHid 11'· led the wJIIIderlull ef.·ill\ill repurted that her ear, .pitked There was mUIOr damase to youth fired two shots !rom !be hons wllb oocounl8 of ~~ In front of Dr. lltown'l office botb cars. · 30-30 Savage rifle. The first outposta and peoplee. _;r11 11 on Tblrd Ave., was damaged missed. Tbe second ripped ~enor. 110, died FridoJ.ill on the left front lender by an Flax is Criticized I' away the rlght side of his face ~~~ir~mlly f~hme boben.d IDIIdeotllled motorist The ..,. • and head ' an o e ar "' · eldent was reported 'at the po. For Entering Ral'e · tees of the soelety. It -~Uce staUen at U:SO p.m. Frl- WASIDNGTON IUPI! - u. l 1dea that geography wa ~ dGt dJy. S. Rep. John J. Gillilan, seeking f just for the sclentltt .bul )!& All aeeldeot oc:eurred at 8:15 rMiectlon and unopposed In the I lonoed to all men. To I!8Ptli)'l a.111. FrldJy at Fourfll.av and May Democratic primary, blastan audience he popul~ t!.. Slate-at, when Hareld M. lla\m. ed Cincinnati Attorney William • concept of «>lored plctuli!s . ' ders, 39, Eureka Star Rt., drl•· Flu; • member of the John personal accounts of 1 · lng a elty school hua, wu mak· Birch Soelety. Friday for enter. tlon. As a .result, the . . . lng a left turn off State-tl, ontt lne the Republican primary for Howard Carpenter was hap-!grew until 11 has moro Fourtll-av, and the left rear his seal pily surprised Sunday with a1mln:on members the wm:'{1 ' comer of the hua 1jrllck a park. Fl8l Is opposing former u. family gathering at his home er. ·' 1 1 eel car owned by Mra. AVID D. S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr. in in Syracuse In ob•ervance of .' ' · Three minor _.accldehbi 1Dd 1 THE .Obi~ River, f~r the first Ume In three yem, be- hltsklp were IDvestlpted ll'rl· came Jammet! w1th ice last week. Last lime uvlsa· clay by elty pollee. •No 111e wu Uo11 became Impossible on the ll,uge stream wu Jan. Injured and at eltai1el wen 23, 1963, when lemperatur~ dipped to 18 'de~1 be. filed. Pollee are stm lnvestf. low zero. It remained sl:Jlld two .or three days. It iook, saUfll the hltaklp. · • • • Bllbop'• Son~ Wmeelf with Guli Gallipolis Police Probe -Thr \V ks dD: . .ee . ree -. an ..."'tskir. Tafl'• bld for a poliUcal comeback. GIUigan likened Flax's entry Into the race 1o Willlim Buckley'• fuUie attempt to dJw enougb Republican votes away from Now York Mayor Jo~ Lindsay In Jut Nmm· ber s mayoral election. UND8 ERODE MOSCOW tUPI) -The "vir· p . Ianda" wheat area of the IIOiltb central Soviet Ulllon bu been hit by ..U erosion, Soviet llclentlats •ld Saturday. The !K'Ientlsto recommended th•t virgin lands farmers change from ordinary plowing metboc!• and preserve stubble on their fields. hJ J' l2:U •;d • 81st birthday. HI• birthday was Saturday, Jan. Z9. Four Villages are·'''"' .,, which was served during the WiiJf'd Out by QJIJI~' A highlight of the dinner, ATHENS !UP!) _ A ~ l'hlch was served during the of earthquakes wiped out )t>Or afternoon. wa• a large decorated villages in central ond wesiiiR] birthday cake. Everyone gather- Greece Saturday. killing ~tl"'l< around the table 5Jngln~ "Happy one woman aod Injuring riiiGI"' Birthday" as he cut the first of others it was reported here ollce. I Reside~ts of a wide are~t o. Attending were Mrs. Wilson •Greece fled Into th• streeb il. Carpet:ter. Mi89 Alita Carpen-1 the pre-dawn dark,.;., who~~ lhl ter. James Carpenter and MI!S •first aod strongest shock WI,! Suzy Parker, all of Pomeroy: ' fell al 4 a.m. That 20·ser,qf11 1 Mrs. James Carpenter & dough.! quake was followed by ~evi>.JII" ter., Linda an~ Cricket, and ' lesser tremors. · son, Spencer, all of Dorcas. " ' · '· Mr. and Mro. Wayne Carpen- Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Car~~~ :. ter, Capt. and Mrs. E Clare and daughters, Ten and Karyn · Carpenter a: r son, Lowell, and all of Belvre. I • Just twice a year it happens • • - • <I ' I Semi-Annual Clearance Sale ! 'J- _.-,. , I .. Savings fn every dep't on fine quah~ Unbehevable home furnishings: Elegant sofas and BARGAIN chain, dining room pieces, bedroom LIST: Two Known to Die in Fire ' i • groups, broadloom carpet. Qlle OI!Jy.,..Maple . i&OOJ(ti\SE HEAD- ,., BOARD. Reg. $59, Sale $19 KROEHLER SOfiA, 88" long, Traditional aldrted style. 3 cusblon. Fine classic quallty. Pumpkin color. Reg. $284,Sale$214 SAVE $150 - Flex•t•l QUILTED SOM, Early American, plllow ann style ln charming gold, brown, green print. -.. CLOSE-OUT BROYHILL "SAGA" DINING ROOM 6 PCS. Oiled-walnut finish on American walnut. Exceptional quality, Six piece group includes extension table 40"x60" with 12'' leaf, four side chairs, one host chair. Regulerly $237.75--FEB. SALE $122 Reg. $395, Sale $245 ., 2 Only LOUNGI! CHAIRS Choice of lime green or rose beige. Our best. Reg. $159, Sale $88 SALEM MAPLE 3 PC, BEDROOM includes dou· ble dresser, bed, and nlt• stand. I Reg. $149, Sale $109 . SEAL _- r.ary Saunders. left, displays his Ohio History project, the Great of 0 ~'1 • C h~.·~ k: ng ot her p ~ o .w d. s is Don Telle. center, while Mark Johnson, seated. ~ra~ to t n·· "f'<~ l Y. llh grt-at pndc All are seventh grade pupils of Mrs. Carl Nibert's h C:i ... .;S ;!{ h) i:;\.'f C r~rk. \ Dr•m•tlc New SPANISH SOI'A In quilted print, black and white. Very plush and comfortable. P.ecan tnmmed. . KLING COLONIAL MAPLE M~kes dining niore relaxing. All stock on hand reduced in this hand rubbed aoud maple group. Reg. $319, Sale $222 2 Pc. Modetn LIVING ROOM SUITE. Smart Beige Hound1tooth nyloa co verlag. ~~9, Sll• $199 If You' .Favorite Color Ia Ill-Save $150 - ' Haii\IOnie II" 111111 ' T!IAQITIONAL SOFA, 111tr• soft loo4e hack cu. >. wi'ys slnom.' In lood t•sw aJ. ... ,, ' ~ ' • ' ·\ '-*· $3~, s.lt"$249 . NEVER ENDING JOB - J. Alfred Burton, Ohio Valley Bank messenger In Gallipolis, remove some of the 12-inch plus sno w on the bank's huge parldng lot. This has .a. never ending job in the area since Jan. 22, whe!l the season'• first major snow ~~~~~d _the, ~~e:'heT:~]~~ -~~ ~ow Is almost 11 hlgb aa the brl~k wall of Mrs. 0. 0. 1 ,. • " ~ -~~··-tr.·• ll'P..,.....r-• <~r • P-,.. • • · ~· .. .- ~ · r - • · '· . , .. ,. .~ . . '\ ' Reg. $3l8, Sale $177 furniture Choose from Wldllt Variety lOOK .CASES, all . lif~s. maple, walnut, ma- . llogany, ' '!_ . -~ " r . •Extension T1ble 1nclslx ch1irs, Reg. $321.50 S•le $188 ellg 74" Wide Chin• Clbinet, Reg. $338.50 S•le $215 el~et 44" wide with Silver Dr1wer, Reg. $154.50 _$ale $88 ..,.its carpet ' Wuced., To Clor -, ~ ' __ .. ~':· -~~~--~~~~....,,.....;....;...:..'·..;.·~-~-...,--.....,~~Co=tn~•=:..S.=c=o=nd I---------------=------t--...1¥-1 Grape In G•lllpolis, Ohio f,.. J --:-:. :,; :· f.' ' .-: !'• •'X' _,,d ,· ,j 1-.• ' .t . �·' ·' \ " ' ' - I ,, ' ' 6allipolis,,Slips, 'By Polntroy in Low Seoring Duel New Zealanders Would Like Galllpolls:" Biue,,~mtbl~, lhteonJ.~ alsbueket."~nd 1 · Jlllt. lldi' TnW . ptoll·lf. , ...-. ' lwoeharllfiiii'I.JOdtllraJ. Witfarf. · CGich Dub a..•o bop J'lnl Ball Tbe tcort lied lwlet In ....... logiiJI alBO hl\l eight ~ Baby Ptnlbn.. , . toot , ~ ll'lllfDII N nughl- dowb 22-11' Wly II lbe Bolli lwnl hod trouble fiDd. U.IIOOIId before ,.....l>ollllfOy. • By quatten: · ~ , Po,...,f Ia· , tow IOIII'iiC chllrfl~ from, that point on to ~ ·.tHJII.~ tine mintdll loll. tldrll perlld 1f1tr llllil*ll unt in1 U. range duriJrtl !be llnteny took 1be Jeld at 1~12 01 1 Tlit' Whmert hit 11 1$ ol 44 Gallipolis , , , . · I II JJ''If SEO.U. btilcelhall\.n!ftt Jl'tl. ~ ,Jts ~~ ~~A!< ·~= Dlli. 1~ 1111 a Iff' tllrow, 88 oUtside )lunplr. 'te opn tho elcbt minuteo of ·action alid. "'lr ill charily t - by Strn• M from the lleld lor a 31 p~...,.oy . , . , , I 20 "# 1~ day !lfghi at Poniero1; ~a"'"; cl Ill . · B!p~ ~ followed wilh a H!X"'d boll. . !lOIIII'IUODtly, ao1y 1' potn 1011 a1 f:ll. The Putherl 1\!d per oont .average while Pam.. GaDipolll lA) ' 111 0 , . , .. · 1 ,P · ts ..,..,lbe1 np;Jii, ~ then a two • pollller AnderBoa 11e4 file _ . llwaroiOCII'OIIIn the opaiDc quar- the real olthe flrll ball. I'OY lliiDk Ia ol 43 lrteo lor 31 1dltduiU t.t-1 Halnlllft:Jotil, 11 ·. • b,,. IIIJI4Ii!:,~-"t tht Putllm 2Wl from undemealb m1 1'el!l~ floJ'IIII ~ ·!he ,bwloer were I•:- · 1 tar. Galllpolil lod H whl!e the ' 1 ' 1 11 • WI ""-"' Ill the per eent. · J. Gilmore 1-1·7, llrotiJr 1N 1 Weill 9lf enCIIDi tlie game lllld bile. · .a. ~ Ill GAllS. Ilew ~ later 1111 1 Jumptr por1111 ended, II10ulb tU p. . ~oquo aoliar w1111 - wla II The Panthers traveled to Wa- Anderson 1-9-21, D. Gl"- 'a ~lfle IWlclwed with 1!111~· A cbli'I!Y toll by JimDIF ll'bli"Jfaatben bod -~~~ 111 te wt tiW Blue JltYlll 1n froat liMn wll't "' top 111111 .r l .1111 nine Sl!lOAL matches. Tho Pan· bama saturday nlgbt aDd will 1-!. ')'otalo 15 (10-IJ) 43. ' '""'~ Ia~ lJid .~ ~ oatil GJJmore. ~ lbe Blue rlmli' rtUy Ia the nr1f miD- to llay. I · u..... liMn 1rt !-1 ov...an. hoot Jacbon thlo cemq Frl· (S'I) : !lm• the ...m_ '!be tnddent, bow- edge to 4947, Danny Glllr!lte ateo or 1bt fourth period w1111 Tbl o.JD.. bid a 11·21 INd r-oy, on frat throws by Anderoon, who went In the ~y Dlcbt. GaUipolil played NoJ. SirnpBOn 11-2-14, Kllipj[; ,..._ ever, {II,. llilted .quickly, will> followed llltb' 8J101ber 11 iii 9ill Moore lilt! Ronnie Logo; wilb o11out a ~ loft 111 tho Logan, Moore and Knigbt, op- IIJIIO with a 2tu aver&~• hlt, sonvllle las! nlgl!t. Cumings ~. Logo• ~1!f" out ttrf ,reported JDJurlel. · . . clock ticked doWn tl.,.,........!L both juniors, leading thai effort. third quarter, but SirnPBOn tal- ened with ~ edge before AI> on lis buckets and nine tree '1be GAllS Blue imp1 acored ry 2-1-5, Moore 2-1-~, _l'W: Coadl Ruas Moore's Panthers Pistol Pe" ~ '1-J!;t GaiUpolll, however, puDed Utd a field goal lilt! Kllgl!t derBOn rtnaUy broke tho ire lhrowa. ~lmmy GUmore follow- a 3H8 vlctorr. In the preDm> 0.~. Totals 13 m·ll) fl. ,,... .ai pulled ".,wthln two poinlll of the game's bigh __. '1111/1 . ·~ 11'8)' quickly lllld buill up • 'f. ..,. a Ire ethrow beltrt lbe lor GolllpOlll by oeorJn& lrGm ed with a...n. SlmpBOn paced 1ary eooiMI With Bidch Cor- Re11rveo - GaUipoljt , i." .. vllllton at 3'/.,U with 1:11 left sank two 11101'1 ltlll iha betGN ]iOint !JaiP. , period tided aad cui U. mar- tho llal4 midway ~ lha lbe Panthers wl~ 14 pollia 111 dtll'l 16 potots lopplas tho Will- Pomeroy 16. , "'"' '1llt · down by f ,t l 13-Jt .-r]Jia U. : , j bo oeoond ball rallied to down GaD polls, wever, qu• " ' . ·N Tops 69-47 , ' 1 .:1 "= *'W. p.,.,..,. ..uer A.;;:i'£;-; zt' Logru.t Ends Losing Streak, Stops Middleport 75-~ By 'lndted .P rell llltMa....; RldpvtUe Ill Amhent 70 f!uniiJigtoo (\'(. Va.) 114 Avllll 113 Buckeye 110 ( Eppa Rixey Will he in PollplllUth II (01) Columbia 58 Broolrllde 44 Portsmouth East Ill Keystone M Highland 41 . Portsmouth West 10 Mansfield 71 Lorain 57 PorlllnoUih Noire Dame 11 BI'UltiWick 58 · ., ,.: . ·· Waverly 10 Cleveland Luf.boran 11'111;1 • BIJrli;'!l llarl,. Hardin& 3'/ BeachWood II ' . Ill Walnut .113 . Cleveland Ha.,W School·ll llorth Unlm 1111 <tl) GUmour ~ il Pa~ fr Bueuye VaHey 90 Tlpp CIIJ' II " ~t. Dunb~a:na Mkl<lleport; retundqlo louJb. led at :ll-27; pulled away IGr a eeatel'l Oblo Bukttblll Leo81it thumping 75-el •lctory aotlon 1terl Its UJIIOI YictsrJ Tbe Chiefe ted aNI I& tile over Nelsollvlllt 1881 Saturday halltlme break and a big lhJrd Jdght, lllll!ered 1 oomplets rto quarter, (oulleond tho vtstton yersaJ of form at LotiO Frlola)' :11 to II) put tho IBml oa b . Dlcbt. · ". • Lopn opouc1 the fourth quar. (!oaoh Bob Comiii' <llllll. ter li!ldiDC lloll. Tba btncbel 1llciulb lied . fGr u Ja. Of both elubt llallhed tho llaal IIIIi lllldwq m tho eeelld per- • Jllinlllel Gllbt llllldL · . Sfanclings Blllbye Cealral Gilead II Dayloa Buller ii . Rlerdalt 14 . DI)'IAlo Fairview 111 SEO StandiDcl Colo"H~owlord 113 Va1 Wert II wapakoneta 5J VAIISlTY : Rldsedale 511 NortbeaJtern II TEAM W L Losaa Mleettd tho Jacltell eouldll't mioo qalllst tho Joe- air lhl'll or lour Urnes 011 the average wao wen abo~ IPpoaranct to pla1 what U. kets. Thollfh ho clido'l atart, olleulv.o board, uauany unW It cent. ,'111e Jecketo m Cblefe' lollowero called ''pro- alld wao in and oot aD the way, went in. '!bey had 611 rebounds. for 65 lor 37 perceot. MIIJ,.. bably .,.. beat same." II 110 his 8 field goals, m01Uy from 20 the Jackell 32. milled 10 turnOYers, Lopp 11A>1 II Clllltrut to tiitlr pme Jut lett out oo the wilt!, killed tbe '1be Jacktes' Gary Stob~rt) After trailing 1·11, J~ week wbaD NelllllvtDo Jaeltets. Also, Gregg Poston, · a with 10 and Mark Tanneblll w•th 1threatened to make a &VIIf>.dl4i td lhtm ll11ll'ClleMiy. For u- quick Chief 'luard, put In 10 I had 19 tl the Jackets' S2 II in the oecond quarter, ~ ample, Jim Pllolpo, 1-4 larward, flliolloala, mooO, from outelde. rebo\mda. Moore's jumper lied 11.• 8,~ who "couldn't bit lhl brotdllclt '1be Cblelo COIIrGIIIII both Lop1 hll !4 lor 112 from the all. II was %7-allol Bill~ of 1 barl apinll lbt Houadl, hotrdl, JIUtlllc tho ball Ia tho fteld, but from oulilide their jumper but husky Bob ~ JIUI the Chiefs II front b1 - ala......., Wellston Erupts -w.·th 30 Poi.nts ··n wl:::.t:i•ci~:Y~.,. horrlb~ Th•Ifd periO • d Tfl•ps Hounds 88 781 the free lint. Mlddl,eport· ,pe; only 11 of It attempto lhrOUI!It I the Uttle metal clrclo; .··Lopl M~ Eul 118 Wellltoa ..... , .... , 10 I wao "''" l.,s elulrp, getttq M Preble Shawnee q Monroe $'1 Athin• " ........ _.... 8 ~ 7 of n . But Logan ·~t¥lfl Kelterlni Fairmont Weal fl Nelaeav!Ut _ .. ·-·-·- 8 I • Middleport 11 to 21 ft<!* ,. 70 KelterfDa Fairmont East II Jackoon ... _.. ........ 6 6 ' ' I flotd 11 the free tine perfor. ll'rlllklln 84 MBcllson M Logo .. ...... -· ... 4 f ' , mancemeanlnothlng. 1 " I Urbona 8'1 Delaware 45 GaiUpolls ... _,_,., .. 3 7 Wellswl all but oUminated byllalooavlllo, ttrller Ia the)goal altompll, tho Greyhouedl Rockell %7-211, but tt waon't: stobart led Middte!tiH • Daywn R~elt 85 Mkldleporl .......... •. 2 II Nelsonv!Ue from tho 1915 • II ylll', at WeiiiiDD, '7W'I. Frl· ullk 34 of Ill. enough. ing with 1 end Moore bod If. ¥ n Wilbur Wright eo Pomeroy . .'. ....... .. . 1 ll Southeastern Ohlt Leap day'1 !101 wu Nelaonvllle'•i NtiSODvlile started ltrOIII, High lor tho Hounds .was , Middleport (AI "). Anna 112 Sidney Holy Angelo II() lOlAUI ... , .. .. .. . .. . 41 a champi0111blp raoo Friday lint rl tbo 111101 on I~ f raci!It! to a 111-13 lint period Bob Rlchardo, With 23 pomto ... stobart 7->-19, TannebiDo1-IJI, n iDaywa ·Alter 71 -TEAM Jt1!8ERVE8 alght by turnJq hack Ooach Houncll' omall pllUIU. lead. By halftime, tho •illllq Sbarp-lhooUng Ed Jacobi bad 1 B. Davis 1-2-4, Moore 1·3·17, . Cincinnati Purcell 88 Jackaoa .. _ ....... ... . 10 1 Bob Sheokey'• GreybouDda, IS- Tbl Houndo' second slralcbt Rockets ••• on lop, 118-36. an«her good Right w1th . 29 Brndbury 4-2·10, Saue!i ~I\1, 48 C111<innaU St. Xaler 1• Logan ..... _ .. ,, ·-· 1 1 78. 1oo1 dropped them ts llllrd A torrkl third perlld, · Ia pomts for the Wellsllomans. w. Davis, Cunningham,'e.tc!iet,' Cinclnn81t Roger Bacon 80 Atheu .. _,_, ........ 1 t For Coacb Joha Dorrow'l plllll. Ov•aD, Nelaonvnta I• whlell Weillto1 punctured ·the .Pinky Jordon followed wlth 2&. Edwards .o-~. Totalo' Sl-11'''11 , 1 60 1aylor 70 Andersoo 8! Gallipollo .. . . " ... .... , 1 t Gold.. Roclrela, 11 w11 11-1. 1bo Holl!ldl pleyed at Ga~ lloopo with !0 polnll, turned tho With a 10-1 conference record, . 211-!3. ···w :•;,.r~:~~ gak Hills 64 Princeton 48 Pomerey .. - ......... . 1 1 number 14 agatnat - 11thaok. Jlpolil Saturday Dlcbl. 1ami lito o aear mul. Nolo. . the Roekelii need only two more Logu <75) , ,,.~ :.. ~ ~ 72 (ot) lnclnnaU T~ll .82 . . · Wellston ..... .... .. . · . .. 1 1 lnslda tho SEOAL,. We118101l WelloiDD claortd Ilia boordl VilllliWIRIIed only II Ialli.. bi wiallo clinch at least a lie Ior i Phelps 11-2-18, Courtei' S!Jif,' 1 ve Claxel ndyesL.87 I c· . , Cmcmnati Alkea 71 NelsonvtDe ....... -.... • 1 hiked Ito lead 1o Ill! gameo Jo atoppine Netsoovllle. Tbe thllstsnu, and trailed f8·51llf· tho 11161 title, providmg ,1Aiheno 1 Kemper 1-IH, WestfaD · ~~ ev a mco n 18 IDCinnati Woodward 59 Middleport ......... ·. .. 2 I over AtheDI by capturlatl wiD Rtckell tlfabbed a reboulda to or lhl'll periods. remains b~ on therr traL . Gallagher IJ-1·1. Weiland ~. Cleveland West Tech 58 Clnclnneli Withrow 58 TOT AU ... .• •• .•. , . . u c anmber 10 against oao 1011. the Hounda 211. Nelaoavlllo staged a fourth Wellston s three ,remaining Stone 1-ll-2. Trowbrldg~ . 1-~ · Cleveland Wc•t 58 Flnneytown Gl Wyoming 48 Thet ... 1oa1 wao lalllcted Walllloa hit • of &I ftald period rally, oulocorinl 1he Jeque aames ""' w11h Middle- Poston 19-0.2ll. Totalo 34-7 .qf, East Cleveland Shaw 1!6 Loveland 71 New Richmond 54 pori at bome on Feb. 11. at Lo-11>- 15. :...•: Lakewood 113 Clncmnatl Hugh.. 73 gao on Feb. 18, and at Athens I Official" We!t aod Pa~ 74 Cincinnati Courter Tech 53 ':.[_ _ on Feb. 25. With wins •ver the IBY Quarters ' Cleveland Helghta 61 CinclnnaU McNicholas 75 Jackelii and Chieftain•, tho te liS' , Parma Valley Forge 76 • . Cincinnati Morller 74 ts Jmun· Rockelii will own. slice of the~"\ ~;~;..51"' ,J; Euclid 54 Coohoclon !16 Utlo before their big meeting ga ·.. u Eastlake North 62 Midpark 61 Mansfield Madison 75 By Ulllted I'Nit tolerllalltaol with the dtfending champioo Reserves - Leaan ~ Mi~ Bedford 41 Garfield Heighla II Rim- View 92 Eall BulldDgii. port II. . " "' ' Maple Heighta 56 Berea 46 7 Newcomerstown 47 Verm..t II Brandell 'II L11t Wellstoo cage chamJ> ,;-.....__,__,__,__,__,~~· ~=~~·-62NA~~ ~Ike; 113 ~eotkalloi1~108 ' 14 Ridgewood 'I St.Lwrnce 89 Rchstr Tech SS NEW YORK <UP!) - Team- the Pirates held a cl ..ed-<loor union lor the llrst time wlM!n looship wu shared with. Jack· II FOREWT:' ,, .. ' 011 '.. .., Bay Vlllnge : .;,.00 ~ll : 7 Dresdl!ll 54 Penn 71 Dartmoutb 51 oters' bo&o Jimmy Hofla may meeting iA their dubhou,. Davo Fultz, an outfielder who lin ill the 1~1-62 camoaigll. i neov e osec~ans 53 Edinboro 119 Mich. Luth. 18 ' from which Murphy wu played with the Phillleo,, Neloonvlil., reserves won, Olmsted Falls II ¥razeysburg 52 Cen, Collll. II lrey ·Cl:J st. liS algn em up Ia leotbaU, b..rred. Twenty of the IS All!letl<11 and Yankees, ron-: 58-42. Box acore of the varsity ~alrlewv T1 Rocky River 59 Meadowbrook 105 Pace rl BrOdliJYn P,ly 71 haokelbtll and hockey but Pilttburtlh playero 1l1lted to colwd tho Idea of organizing ' game: . ' ..: 91 · Union Local Ill! NYAC Ill$ Stonehlll 77 whether ha lmolft It or 1101, hlf strikt but the strU.. aever what he eallad Tho Players' WEUEl'ON <18) rechvtlle fndepeliden::;'Y;;oga Helghbi SS Dayton Belmont 63 Colgate M Lehigh SS already liU two llrikel aaailtl clllllO ell becauoo a three- P'raternlty. . Holzapfel, 1-3·11 : J~cobs, JUST . Ill Tr Dayton Stivers !2, Kings Pl. 83 c. w. Pool 'It him bi bueb four!M •ole was necoomy. Naturay the ownero f-19, Jordon, t:l-2 -26, Stabler, 11 Warrensv e 113 otwolid Madison 62 · · a · • 2-3-7 · Gilliland 4-1-15· TOTALS Brooklyn 92 West Mltton 60 NIChols 70 Bab~• &7 Two other teadero belore him . Subsequeatly, tho Pe:,.yl•• too happy about that sui~ ' 1 e SNOW PANS Brooklyn ez , Miami Local 11 p kw _ Norwich II% Merrimack a tried to --•·-•·. 1 111a State RelaiioM Board either, and ball players · . ar ay '" Cornell Sfi Brown !If ~·- DliJOI' eague ordered an ele<!lion r. have the NELSONVILLE I'll) I • SLEDS Rlc!unond HOigl!la 42•Germantown 76 Centervllle 12 Lycoming ill Wash. (Mel.) 70 basebaD olayero and buth Pittsburg!! Ia decide wile- what they are, !hera Richarda, 1H·23: Daughtery, ~~~u~ ~aKens~n 4 4 ~~~;,:Dayton Stebbins 57 Union <N.Y.) 611 Hal']IIlr 62 •tlemptl clislntetlflted Into thor lbey ..:..:" thgeulld ••• I many who refused II join ....12; Harold, 7-0.14; Schultz, , eSKIS 59 Solon 73 Ch81"in nroe w 1 Qllmnbia 1112 Yale 00 such a aad stoto o1 canfultoa barlainlng •rent fraternity. f.fi.IJ: Haynes, 8·M 6; TOTALS e SNOW 5HIOV 34 1 42 Mayfield 62 Wllloughby South II Lemon-Monroe 79 .. mon Mootclalr St rl S. COIID. St. ?I um..alllng IUld phyalcal bea~ .U Abool r... Nevertheless, ~10.71. artm· Ashtabula st. John 115 T Ia dn 111 Bocloln 81 Coaat Guard 115 ings that 1111110 playero sUU In a complete abOut.fact, the eXIStence for o while Y Qu · Ashtabula Harbor tiS West Carrolllori 57 a wan Harvard Ill Prlacollln II wince 1111 llml they hlfar U. Plratoo rejected tho pild by • llr.aUy blew up durilll Wellston . . , . , .. , . 13 38 113 118 DEALER STORI 1 Madison 49 ~airport 44 Northridge 65 Upslla 87 Hartwick 113 word "union." vote of 15 ,to _three, with 10 War I. The IJI'••teot thing N~::;!~: :_ Nelso~~~~~ 51 Elyria Catholic lilt I Dayton Roth 113 · One Amerlcaa League voter- playen abslainmg, and Utile ICa)mplilhed .,11 the ootoblioh-I~W:e~U~sw~n~42~·~:::....J~N~-~2~n~d~A~v~·~ · ..::;;~: Cleveland St. John Cantlus II Dayton Colonel While 55 Rndlph Men 82 Mt.st.Marys IV aa whea apprlaed ol IM!a's mora wao heard about ellhei: a IIM'nt el a rule which prohibited Grand VaDey J8 Cardinal 17 Dayton Kiser 811 Car 11 72 Citadel 81 Rlcbmond 70 allll01111Ct1d lnltmllllll of brf.m.• Wtlor o• Mr. Murphy after that. ro H ard u 1- v1 Union 1~ ... -. •-- •• ""lor 10 the any IIJ.ytar p1ayer from beln~ • . ~~~- 46 Ledgemont U Hamilton Catholic 64 ow · •• ., all prole18io118l alhleteo into the ...,,.e - yearo '" . aenl w the minors wilhoot his · SHENANG SPRINGS Presents Springfield Calhol' 113 Marylancl St. 77 Delaware 76 Teamstero' Unieo laughlnsty Pltttburgh llflalr, the mijon t l"l!.. cl. Ansonia 53 Bradford 49 IC Wuh. 'Lee 80 T~waon 70 "Yeah, we won't play altor wera coolrooted with • play~· ~ coMon , , I WIIIIDS Twin Volley North 80 Glenvlll• 81 Wheehq Ill .,.. o'clock " Since then th,at rule has been JackBOn IPreble) IO Shepherd 91 West Liberty 73 . The last ~!tempt at unionls- Oblo. High School BaoketbaD lowered to eight years. l Piqua C.ntral 90 Springdale 55 Shorter 113 J~vllle St. 60 lng major league baoebiU Greenview 75 Hoffa may oucceed in getting 0 eCOD Fort Loramie 95 Fairlawn 70 lllorrla Brown Ill Morahouoe T4 players came Ia 1t18 ond woo Wool Uberty Salem a few ball playero Ia joio SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 9-2:30 Graham It Covington 50 . HIIDtqdoo 110 Mllllapo .72 anything but a laulhine matter. Mlllllllel4 Malabar 43 Dover union, but attracting 1 majiorn•y II St. .Marys 81 Lima Bath re Concord 71 Davt.,Elklno ~ Bob Murphy, a younl allor- Manafie1d Sl Pelon 75 or anythillll near it l'wiR '\'alley South 119 Tenn. St. M Cent. 81. (Ohio) 71 IllY from BosiOD, with oome · . another matter. Exotic Dancing At Its Best . Carllale II American U. 71 Gettysburg 41 experiollce In labor nlatlono landulky Perkiiii Ball players makJng Coach Charles McAfee's Alb- Gettyoburg 116 New MadiOOft ·11 D.C. Tchro M Phlla. CoD. 77 tried to organize whal ho called Cl'eotvtew It Clear Fork 57 or better hHVe litUe desire to Featuring The All New Go-Go B1nd ~ Bulldop climbed Into un-1Celina ICHS 51 st. Henry 17 Loyola (Mil.) 78 W. Mel. It "The American Baseball Build" J.ulocloa-511 Ontario IV join a union. ' disputed second place Ia the Troy 6$ Sidney 52 Freed Hrdma Ill Mrloa MD. D lllbe time. Lrudonville &I Plymouth M And such a thln1 11 union : Shonang Springs 3 mlloo North of Pomeroy o~ SEOAL Friday night by defeat-, New Lebanon Dixie 17 Belmont 78 Union (Tena,) 116 Relasod To Barpla Lucu 12 Northmor 74 dUO!I leave• them loBI desire. Stolt Routt 7 lllg Jacbon, ~ ,. I Jefferson 11 Mid...,! He begu his efforts with the yet. Tho lroi)mea lraiiOII only ·Xenia 51 Beavercreek 57 Neb. Wealeyan a Omaha 81 Pllllburtlh Plraes' Ia Mapleton II() South Central fl !F;;..."!'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~lii!ii!ii!ii!ii!~~~~ii!ii!~~~:s:! once Ia tho contest. That was Sprflli!Jeld North 68 Wa~ue 42 PlattevUit 77 River Falla 69 maoy ol whom eveo ~ot':i Shelby II Galloa II early Ia the pmo. Jackson Venallll!l 11 Newton 57 st. Procoplqo · 10 G. Wllma 71 guild cardB. William Ben.,... ~ederlcktown IV Creatllne IS The eecond beet ehape In Italy pullfd within 911 polnll !ale, Cllntoa-lllaloJt 10 MaBon 41 Knot 70 Ripon• 51 ger then Plttsburih'o club 011 Concord 17 · II lttll prlot ttl tiMI U.S.A. Vou'vl seen the f'lrst, In films . but conld oot overcome the Southeastern 14 Cedarville 53 Clvr-Stckta 71 Mo. VaUey 68 pr.;,lclenl flatly refused to M UIMalbl~';;'"lsviUe Now 1M the filt. in ptfton. fltt ill the hot one. The Italians did It VlaDiAg Athenians. Acranllm f4 Mluissinawa 41 Eau Claire 12 Oshtooh 6$ bargliD ' wilb M by 11 • aylf • 71 vi 1 II the .wYthtV do mottth+n... With !Jtytt. WHh ftair . With flourish . And there'S no Glrmlnic thrift showin,. This f.ilt sport comes wtth aU , A~ led 11-IJ, 39-23 and 4t- Dayton Meadowdale 88 Beloit 94 Grinnell 73 represeDtattve ol ;::playero CaldwaD II Zane Troca 4 t tht extl'lll .t not • peMJ atr•. )n forward speeds, all syncro42 at the quartermarka. Dayton PaterBOn lit Coe ~ Cornell (Iowa) 57 Durin a ctubhoule meetin, Miller 71 Stockport SS mtlhtd. Bucket . .ts, tachometer, power dtsc brakes, leatherette AtheDI II BOW 1~ Ill all Ea'ton 83 ~ 87 Wartburg 10 Simaon 81 utho~~Wrv. hitter dtffOittr dual tltctric wipers, serety !Mit •~ 01 JuOI!gl ollllal ear, tempers Cambridge 73 Bar1101YIIIt II chora, buMptr &Uirdt~ telf-oancetllna turn Slinals, courtesy llshts caml!l thll whiter. Jackton Is CeHna 88 Col4water M Vincennes 15 >ue Bennett 59 got hot u Benow[llller and hil Fort Frye 71 Lawreru:o 74 111d ~ ldt. And spuklnl of Uaui'Ml, you un't even come ciON to 1 7-6. Ill ltaguo play, lbe Bull- SpringbOro o LltUe Miami 42 Lewis 101 nunols Tech 76 attorneys, argued 1o pootpone C~=r~n:l ea shlpe KUthllet• price so trim 1nd appaelina. It's the lowett.priced dogl are 8-2, one-hall gmne • New Knoxvtlle 72 Mlmter 60 Monmouth Ill Lawrence ?I the question o1 players' grievan- Ne L 1 gto St AI · 11 aportl G~r 6ft ttl dau. Every family thould have et ._ut one filii. ~ of NeiBODville which 1~1 Mi(ldle!owa Ftnwlck . 59 West m a r , 14 co ,, c • r d IIi .,.. uuiU alter tho seuon. Clev~an~ J':.J.. \~IIUI 0 ~1 ua ts secood strli&hl lame Lebanon 17 INeb. )79 Murphy rejected Banswar> Cleveland Eaot • day, · Northwestern II! TeCumseii 5S Dubuque 'II Central a ger's proJIOIII alid uked tbe Shaker Hei&hts 15 Bruoh 111 Ill the reserve game, Athe& I' C.'loyton Nortlunont 81 , Upper Iowa t2 Wm. Penn 81 at Pirate playera lflbe1 wlllhed r. Stronpvtu 112 •napped Jaeboa's 13 • ll"DIII Brookvllle 78 Luthet 112 Buona Vista 77 1trll:e rtabt thea aDd !hero. N~ RoyaiiDD fl Irinnlllll IIHU, 40-39. Piqua Catholle Ill DL WealeYal 1G8 Carroll II 8y a Volll of hondo, thry Kirtland 114 Chardon 611 ~ ~ of the vanity New Bemea 111 Monlt It Jameowwn 113 qreed to play lbtt Dlcbl und l<Iraln 81. Mary 47 Jaroe. . Botkins 102 Russia 81 81. ptl<. fit No. Dak. 81. 113 Murphy lb.. rtcommended • Cleveland Lourclet 6 A~ (II) Spencerville 75 Gomer 1!6 lloaDe M Colo, Coil. 67 otrike lor tho nlgl!t of ~une 7. Ml4vtew • ciearview 11 ' .\48llll, 11+17, Heady, l-1-5, LiDtJ Senior 61 Middleton 8'1 ~•. Clot!<IIIJ ·Bal111dP 81 . Second b 11 em on Jimmy Vermilion 119 Wellinpm fN ~= · 1+10; Wrea, 7...23; Ottawa Gl"dorf.8(KaJ11t170 . Mlt!erli' Area ·!N Mo. (St. L.) 'II !"'two c11cJ everylldnj) i9 hi• Akron St ·Vtpcent 71 Cbanel TALB ~(\lover, I+J; _?'0- ,flncllay Ill ' : . Jllran Co. 113 St. Louis Bapt. n 'power to talk tho rest o1 the Clevelanci Byzantine 46 ,, Lorain Admli'al Kine 7'/ 1'9;State 75 Grace 70 Pirates blto 1101 llrlkllll! lha Garnd River o -~ -·- JACDON (II) ,McComb Ill !JIIerly BaQion St, Bethel Ill TriAity 80 nJihl alid lor hil b'oltb'- be wu Obarlta 'It ~~•>ttl.\. ~ DelpJ1?1 . ~· Jolut ~ .. ~!or St•. 15 Steven. Pl... latsr beaten up outslda tho ball Clevelancl Kennedy G i 1 • • • . , • • " ' L~ ..,., ...,Jle U ~~ 77 ·Wbile•ater fll ' , rt by lldodlu1111. Roobitoyn Aurora 63 2 8oQl, ...,.11, Qlnierlch, I~; Llocalnv~ 77 EU?a 78 ·, • ~'.b Black Hilla 78 1 One bour balora ·111111 tltne, Nordoola Ill80Hltllsoh -II ,IJ.jl-62, .• l'el'iJ p ~~~~~L~Morris~ JudBOI 6tl . SteubonvUI, OalhOllc 15 · 7 ~: :" , ~~Ida U. '/Jid\Jli ,,1'"'1! , ,, \ .~·· Jllcklord 311 Wool Weirton <W. v._) MaclcirmJ 11 • SALES •nd SERVICE Alhllllt ........ 1· .. II It 4t • , vjll<i 14 Bhilltait ~7 ,, ·, , ' , '" , '';,, ltaliiweol Tex, West. u· Colo. st. 11. ee Powhatan 75 ~li:kd' ........ . , !Ia All Ada .~~ · ~· J~ , N ··. a.)Vt Okl, '$1. It Langston 71 Montana 94 HawaU 12 , Sherrard (W Va.) 14 ' , . ~~~~~~ - .W... • J"f ·~~ St,, ~"'!Ph ' , li1E. ,~ ·ea 'Okla Cent. 83 sianford, II ~ IH . jStnllhll~l4 101 '1 ,, I Milt aliOve tht Sliver lrlcJtt In Kanev11, 0. llJlllOI' landusky 18 . '1'ilfln Columbian Wynlord 71 Rlm- Valley rT Morioa C.tholle II lllcbland Oordlnglon 88 Olentangy M. C8rey Ill Ellln 49 Cleveland Joha Hay 75 Cleveland Benedlctme 116 Cleve~ CtlUnwood 91 ·'i' Cleveland Latin Cleveland East Tech 8$ Cleveland Glonvtlle Cleveland South 73 Clevaland lloly Name g<••:•::: a:•• Coli ege R ul Toc/::ls Sports Parade liobo;...., Teamsters' Bo·ss yHoffa May Attempt T0 umoDJZe . . Pro Football and Basketball. es SNOW ·;., ,, ' "I:J,, Sal• Athens In S d Place in SEO Miss Bobbie Joe Allen and her GO GO Friends I 29. Pleasant ...e.._... = Ffl.l . ·· .. ' ~ . • I· :.L: rcrs f... I . •1t::: , , '· 1 •• -· ;-· '-'~-\ . ''\" -,': -~, .t . · :.1 SMITH'S FIAT ,,,:_ .Ji~. JI ll.IUI~I: '.I ·!·N· ¥oz..' 7i . ... ..~'''··-~ . . .\It,~'~ -~. ..0~'\:' .•!$.·.·· •. t '"~1>-·',. -~1 ., :.,·-·~,: h"~.· •>' ' Loa-AD&. St. II Sitl Dle&o 10 . '• ·;_• ~ (W. V~) IO~.r.;_~.....,---------------oillliii·-"'*·q ... 7"" ' �·' ·' \ " ' ' - I ,, ' ' 6allipolis,,Slips, 'By Polntroy in Low Seoring Duel New Zealanders Would Like Galllpolls:" Biue,,~mtbl~, lhteonJ.~ alsbueket."~nd 1 · Jlllt. lldi' TnW . ptoll·lf. , ...-. ' lwoeharllfiiii'I.JOdtllraJ. Witfarf. · CGich Dub a..•o bop J'lnl Ball Tbe tcort lied lwlet In ....... logiiJI alBO hl\l eight ~ Baby Ptnlbn.. , . toot , ~ ll'lllfDII N nughl- dowb 22-11' Wly II lbe Bolli lwnl hod trouble fiDd. U.IIOOIId before ,.....l>ollllfOy. • By quatten: · ~ , Po,...,f Ia· , tow IOIII'iiC chllrfl~ from, that point on to ~ ·.tHJII.~ tine mintdll loll. tldrll perlld 1f1tr llllil*ll unt in1 U. range duriJrtl !be llnteny took 1be Jeld at 1~12 01 1 Tlit' Whmert hit 11 1$ ol 44 Gallipolis , , , . · I II JJ''If SEO.U. btilcelhall\.n!ftt Jl'tl. ~ ,Jts ~~ ~~A!< ·~= Dlli. 1~ 1111 a Iff' tllrow, 88 oUtside )lunplr. 'te opn tho elcbt minuteo of ·action alid. "'lr ill charily t - by Strn• M from the lleld lor a 31 p~...,.oy . , . , , I 20 "# 1~ day !lfghi at Poniero1; ~a"'"; cl Ill . · B!p~ ~ followed wilh a H!X"'d boll. . !lOIIII'IUODtly, ao1y 1' potn 1011 a1 f:ll. The Putherl 1\!d per oont .average while Pam.. GaDipolll lA) ' 111 0 , . , .. · 1 ,P · ts ..,..,lbe1 np;Jii, ~ then a two • pollller AnderBoa 11e4 file _ . llwaroiOCII'OIIIn the opaiDc quar- the real olthe flrll ball. I'OY lliiDk Ia ol 43 lrteo lor 31 1dltduiU t.t-1 Halnlllft:Jotil, 11 ·. • b,,. IIIJI4Ii!:,~-"t tht Putllm 2Wl from undemealb m1 1'el!l~ floJ'IIII ~ ·!he ,bwloer were I•:- · 1 tar. Galllpolil lod H whl!e the ' 1 ' 1 11 • WI ""-"' Ill the per eent. · J. Gilmore 1-1·7, llrotiJr 1N 1 Weill 9lf enCIIDi tlie game lllld bile. · .a. ~ Ill GAllS. Ilew ~ later 1111 1 Jumptr por1111 ended, II10ulb tU p. . ~oquo aoliar w1111 - wla II The Panthers traveled to Wa- Anderson 1-9-21, D. Gl"- 'a ~lfle IWlclwed with 1!111~· A cbli'I!Y toll by JimDIF ll'bli"Jfaatben bod -~~~ 111 te wt tiW Blue JltYlll 1n froat liMn wll't "' top 111111 .r l .1111 nine Sl!lOAL matches. Tho Pan· bama saturday nlgbt aDd will 1-!. ')'otalo 15 (10-IJ) 43. ' '""'~ Ia~ lJid .~ ~ oatil GJJmore. ~ lbe Blue rlmli' rtUy Ia the nr1f miD- to llay. I · u..... liMn 1rt !-1 ov...an. hoot Jacbon thlo cemq Frl· (S'I) : !lm• the ...m_ '!be tnddent, bow- edge to 4947, Danny Glllr!lte ateo or 1bt fourth period w1111 Tbl o.JD.. bid a 11·21 INd r-oy, on frat throws by Anderoon, who went In the ~y Dlcbt. GaUipolil played NoJ. SirnpBOn 11-2-14, Kllipj[; ,..._ ever, {II,. llilted .quickly, will> followed llltb' 8J101ber 11 iii 9ill Moore lilt! Ronnie Logo; wilb o11out a ~ loft 111 tho Logan, Moore and Knigbt, op- IIJIIO with a 2tu aver&~• hlt, sonvllle las! nlgl!t. Cumings ~. Logo• ~1!f" out ttrf ,reported JDJurlel. · . . clock ticked doWn tl.,.,........!L both juniors, leading thai effort. third quarter, but SirnPBOn tal- ened with ~ edge before AI> on lis buckets and nine tree '1be GAllS Blue imp1 acored ry 2-1-5, Moore 2-1-~, _l'W: Coadl Ruas Moore's Panthers Pistol Pe" ~ '1-J!;t GaiUpolll, however, puDed Utd a field goal lilt! Kllgl!t derBOn rtnaUy broke tho ire lhrowa. ~lmmy GUmore follow- a 3H8 vlctorr. In the preDm> 0.~. Totals 13 m·ll) fl. ,,... .ai pulled ".,wthln two poinlll of the game's bigh __. '1111/1 . ·~ 11'8)' quickly lllld buill up • 'f. ..,. a Ire ethrow beltrt lbe lor GolllpOlll by oeorJn& lrGm ed with a...n. SlmpBOn paced 1ary eooiMI With Bidch Cor- Re11rveo - GaUipoljt , i." .. vllllton at 3'/.,U with 1:11 left sank two 11101'1 ltlll iha betGN ]iOint !JaiP. , period tided aad cui U. mar- tho llal4 midway ~ lha lbe Panthers wl~ 14 pollia 111 dtll'l 16 potots lopplas tho Will- Pomeroy 16. , "'"' '1llt · down by f ,t l 13-Jt .-r]Jia U. : , j bo oeoond ball rallied to down GaD polls, wever, qu• " ' . ·N Tops 69-47 , ' 1 .:1 "= *'W. p.,.,..,. ..uer A.;;:i'£;-; zt' Logru.t Ends Losing Streak, Stops Middleport 75-~ By 'lndted .P rell llltMa....; RldpvtUe Ill Amhent 70 f!uniiJigtoo (\'(. Va.) 114 Avllll 113 Buckeye 110 ( Eppa Rixey Will he in PollplllUth II (01) Columbia 58 Broolrllde 44 Portsmouth East Ill Keystone M Highland 41 . Portsmouth West 10 Mansfield 71 Lorain 57 PorlllnoUih Noire Dame 11 BI'UltiWick 58 · ., ,.: . ·· Waverly 10 Cleveland Luf.boran 11'111;1 • BIJrli;'!l llarl,. Hardin& 3'/ BeachWood II ' . Ill Walnut .113 . Cleveland Ha.,W School·ll llorth Unlm 1111 <tl) GUmour ~ il Pa~ fr Bueuye VaHey 90 Tlpp CIIJ' II " ~t. Dunb~a:na Mkl<lleport; retundqlo louJb. led at :ll-27; pulled away IGr a eeatel'l Oblo Bukttblll Leo81it thumping 75-el •lctory aotlon 1terl Its UJIIOI YictsrJ Tbe Chiefe ted aNI I& tile over Nelsollvlllt 1881 Saturday halltlme break and a big lhJrd Jdght, lllll!ered 1 oomplets rto quarter, (oulleond tho vtstton yersaJ of form at LotiO Frlola)' :11 to II) put tho IBml oa b . Dlcbt. · ". • Lopn opouc1 the fourth quar. (!oaoh Bob Comiii' <llllll. ter li!ldiDC lloll. Tba btncbel 1llciulb lied . fGr u Ja. Of both elubt llallhed tho llaal IIIIi lllldwq m tho eeelld per- • Jllinlllel Gllbt llllldL · . Sfanclings Blllbye Cealral Gilead II Dayloa Buller ii . Rlerdalt 14 . DI)'IAlo Fairview 111 SEO StandiDcl Colo"H~owlord 113 Va1 Wert II wapakoneta 5J VAIISlTY : Rldsedale 511 NortbeaJtern II TEAM W L Losaa Mleettd tho Jacltell eouldll't mioo qalllst tho Joe- air lhl'll or lour Urnes 011 the average wao wen abo~ IPpoaranct to pla1 what U. kets. Thollfh ho clido'l atart, olleulv.o board, uauany unW It cent. ,'111e Jecketo m Cblefe' lollowero called ''pro- alld wao in and oot aD the way, went in. '!bey had 611 rebounds. for 65 lor 37 perceot. MIIJ,.. bably .,.. beat same." II 110 his 8 field goals, m01Uy from 20 the Jackell 32. milled 10 turnOYers, Lopp 11A>1 II Clllltrut to tiitlr pme Jut lett out oo the wilt!, killed tbe '1be Jacktes' Gary Stob~rt) After trailing 1·11, J~ week wbaD NelllllvtDo Jaeltets. Also, Gregg Poston, · a with 10 and Mark Tanneblll w•th 1threatened to make a &VIIf>.dl4i td lhtm ll11ll'ClleMiy. For u- quick Chief 'luard, put In 10 I had 19 tl the Jackets' S2 II in the oecond quarter, ~ ample, Jim Pllolpo, 1-4 larward, flliolloala, mooO, from outelde. rebo\mda. Moore's jumper lied 11.• 8,~ who "couldn't bit lhl brotdllclt '1be Cblelo COIIrGIIIII both Lop1 hll !4 lor 112 from the all. II was %7-allol Bill~ of 1 barl apinll lbt Houadl, hotrdl, JIUtlllc tho ball Ia tho fteld, but from oulilide their jumper but husky Bob ~ JIUI the Chiefs II front b1 - ala......., Wellston Erupts -w.·th 30 Poi.nts ··n wl:::.t:i•ci~:Y~.,. horrlb~ Th•Ifd periO • d Tfl•ps Hounds 88 781 the free lint. Mlddl,eport· ,pe; only 11 of It attempto lhrOUI!It I the Uttle metal clrclo; .··Lopl M~ Eul 118 Wellltoa ..... , .... , 10 I wao "''" l.,s elulrp, getttq M Preble Shawnee q Monroe $'1 Athin• " ........ _.... 8 ~ 7 of n . But Logan ·~t¥lfl Kelterlni Fairmont Weal fl Nelaeav!Ut _ .. ·-·-·- 8 I • Middleport 11 to 21 ft<!* ,. 70 KelterfDa Fairmont East II Jackoon ... _.. ........ 6 6 ' ' I flotd 11 the free tine perfor. ll'rlllklln 84 MBcllson M Logo .. ...... -· ... 4 f ' , mancemeanlnothlng. 1 " I Urbona 8'1 Delaware 45 GaiUpolls ... _,_,., .. 3 7 Wellswl all but oUminated byllalooavlllo, ttrller Ia the)goal altompll, tho Greyhouedl Rockell %7-211, but tt waon't: stobart led Middte!tiH • Daywn R~elt 85 Mkldleporl .......... •. 2 II Nelsonv!Ue from tho 1915 • II ylll', at WeiiiiDD, '7W'I. Frl· ullk 34 of Ill. enough. ing with 1 end Moore bod If. ¥ n Wilbur Wright eo Pomeroy . .'. ....... .. . 1 ll Southeastern Ohlt Leap day'1 !101 wu Nelaonvllle'•i NtiSODvlile started ltrOIII, High lor tho Hounds .was , Middleport (AI "). Anna 112 Sidney Holy Angelo II() lOlAUI ... , .. .. .. . .. . 41 a champi0111blp raoo Friday lint rl tbo 111101 on I~ f raci!It! to a 111-13 lint period Bob Rlchardo, With 23 pomto ... stobart 7->-19, TannebiDo1-IJI, n iDaywa ·Alter 71 -TEAM Jt1!8ERVE8 alght by turnJq hack Ooach Houncll' omall pllUIU. lead. By halftime, tho •illllq Sbarp-lhooUng Ed Jacobi bad 1 B. Davis 1-2-4, Moore 1·3·17, . Cincinnati Purcell 88 Jackaoa .. _ ....... ... . 10 1 Bob Sheokey'• GreybouDda, IS- Tbl Houndo' second slralcbt Rockets ••• on lop, 118-36. an«her good Right w1th . 29 Brndbury 4-2·10, Saue!i ~I\1, 48 C111<innaU St. Xaler 1• Logan ..... _ .. ,, ·-· 1 1 78. 1oo1 dropped them ts llllrd A torrkl third perlld, · Ia pomts for the Wellsllomans. w. Davis, Cunningham,'e.tc!iet,' Cinclnn81t Roger Bacon 80 Atheu .. _,_, ........ 1 t For Coacb Joha Dorrow'l plllll. Ov•aD, Nelaonvnta I• whlell Weillto1 punctured ·the .Pinky Jordon followed wlth 2&. Edwards .o-~. Totalo' Sl-11'''11 , 1 60 1aylor 70 Andersoo 8! Gallipollo .. . . " ... .... , 1 t Gold.. Roclrela, 11 w11 11-1. 1bo Holl!ldl pleyed at Ga~ lloopo with !0 polnll, turned tho With a 10-1 conference record, . 211-!3. ···w :•;,.r~:~~ gak Hills 64 Princeton 48 Pomerey .. - ......... . 1 1 number 14 agatnat - 11thaok. Jlpolil Saturday Dlcbl. 1ami lito o aear mul. Nolo. . the Roekelii need only two more Logu <75) , ,,.~ :.. ~ ~ 72 (ot) lnclnnaU T~ll .82 . . · Wellston ..... .... .. . · . .. 1 1 lnslda tho SEOAL,. We118101l WelloiDD claortd Ilia boordl VilllliWIRIIed only II Ialli.. bi wiallo clinch at least a lie Ior i Phelps 11-2-18, Courtei' S!Jif,' 1 ve Claxel ndyesL.87 I c· . , Cmcmnati Alkea 71 NelsonvtDe ....... -.... • 1 hiked Ito lead 1o Ill! gameo Jo atoppine Netsoovllle. Tbe thllstsnu, and trailed f8·51llf· tho 11161 title, providmg ,1Aiheno 1 Kemper 1-IH, WestfaD · ~~ ev a mco n 18 IDCinnati Woodward 59 Middleport ......... ·. .. 2 I over AtheDI by capturlatl wiD Rtckell tlfabbed a reboulda to or lhl'll periods. remains b~ on therr traL . Gallagher IJ-1·1. Weiland ~. Cleveland West Tech 58 Clnclnneli Withrow 58 TOT AU ... .• •• .•. , . . u c anmber 10 against oao 1011. the Hounda 211. Nelaoavlllo staged a fourth Wellston s three ,remaining Stone 1-ll-2. Trowbrldg~ . 1-~ · Cleveland Wc•t 58 Flnneytown Gl Wyoming 48 Thet ... 1oa1 wao lalllcted Walllloa hit • of &I ftald period rally, oulocorinl 1he Jeque aames ""' w11h Middle- Poston 19-0.2ll. Totalo 34-7 .qf, East Cleveland Shaw 1!6 Loveland 71 New Richmond 54 pori at bome on Feb. 11. at Lo-11>- 15. :...•: Lakewood 113 Clncmnatl Hugh.. 73 gao on Feb. 18, and at Athens I Official" We!t aod Pa~ 74 Cincinnati Courter Tech 53 ':.[_ _ on Feb. 25. With wins •ver the IBY Quarters ' Cleveland Helghta 61 CinclnnaU McNicholas 75 Jackelii and Chieftain•, tho te liS' , Parma Valley Forge 76 • . Cincinnati Morller 74 ts Jmun· Rockelii will own. slice of the~"\ ~;~;..51"' ,J; Euclid 54 Coohoclon !16 Utlo before their big meeting ga ·.. u Eastlake North 62 Midpark 61 Mansfield Madison 75 By Ulllted I'Nit tolerllalltaol with the dtfending champioo Reserves - Leaan ~ Mi~ Bedford 41 Garfield Heighla II Rim- View 92 Eall BulldDgii. port II. . " "' ' Maple Heighta 56 Berea 46 7 Newcomerstown 47 Verm..t II Brandell 'II L11t Wellstoo cage chamJ> ,;-.....__,__,__,__,__,~~· ~=~~·-62NA~~ ~Ike; 113 ~eotkalloi1~108 ' 14 Ridgewood 'I St.Lwrnce 89 Rchstr Tech SS NEW YORK <UP!) - Team- the Pirates held a cl ..ed-<loor union lor the llrst time wlM!n looship wu shared with. Jack· II FOREWT:' ,, .. ' 011 '.. .., Bay Vlllnge : .;,.00 ~ll : 7 Dresdl!ll 54 Penn 71 Dartmoutb 51 oters' bo&o Jimmy Hofla may meeting iA their dubhou,. Davo Fultz, an outfielder who lin ill the 1~1-62 camoaigll. i neov e osec~ans 53 Edinboro 119 Mich. Luth. 18 ' from which Murphy wu played with the Phillleo,, Neloonvlil., reserves won, Olmsted Falls II ¥razeysburg 52 Cen, Collll. II lrey ·Cl:J st. liS algn em up Ia leotbaU, b..rred. Twenty of the IS All!letl<11 and Yankees, ron-: 58-42. Box acore of the varsity ~alrlewv T1 Rocky River 59 Meadowbrook 105 Pace rl BrOdliJYn P,ly 71 haokelbtll and hockey but Pilttburtlh playero 1l1lted to colwd tho Idea of organizing ' game: . ' ..: 91 · Union Local Ill! NYAC Ill$ Stonehlll 77 whether ha lmolft It or 1101, hlf strikt but the strU.. aever what he eallad Tho Players' WEUEl'ON <18) rechvtlle fndepeliden::;'Y;;oga Helghbi SS Dayton Belmont 63 Colgate M Lehigh SS already liU two llrikel aaailtl clllllO ell becauoo a three- P'raternlty. . Holzapfel, 1-3·11 : J~cobs, JUST . Ill Tr Dayton Stivers !2, Kings Pl. 83 c. w. Pool 'It him bi bueb four!M •ole was necoomy. Naturay the ownero f-19, Jordon, t:l-2 -26, Stabler, 11 Warrensv e 113 otwolid Madison 62 · · a · • 2-3-7 · Gilliland 4-1-15· TOTALS Brooklyn 92 West Mltton 60 NIChols 70 Bab~• &7 Two other teadero belore him . Subsequeatly, tho Pe:,.yl•• too happy about that sui~ ' 1 e SNOW PANS Brooklyn ez , Miami Local 11 p kw _ Norwich II% Merrimack a tried to --•·-•·. 1 111a State RelaiioM Board either, and ball players · . ar ay '" Cornell Sfi Brown !If ~·- DliJOI' eague ordered an ele<!lion r. have the NELSONVILLE I'll) I • SLEDS Rlc!unond HOigl!la 42•Germantown 76 Centervllle 12 Lycoming ill Wash. (Mel.) 70 basebaD olayero and buth Pittsburg!! Ia decide wile- what they are, !hera Richarda, 1H·23: Daughtery, ~~~u~ ~aKens~n 4 4 ~~~;,:Dayton Stebbins 57 Union <N.Y.) 611 Hal']IIlr 62 •tlemptl clislntetlflted Into thor lbey ..:..:" thgeulld ••• I many who refused II join ....12; Harold, 7-0.14; Schultz, , eSKIS 59 Solon 73 Ch81"in nroe w 1 Qllmnbia 1112 Yale 00 such a aad stoto o1 canfultoa barlainlng •rent fraternity. f.fi.IJ: Haynes, 8·M 6; TOTALS e SNOW 5HIOV 34 1 42 Mayfield 62 Wllloughby South II Lemon-Monroe 79 .. mon Mootclalr St rl S. COIID. St. ?I um..alllng IUld phyalcal bea~ .U Abool r... Nevertheless, ~10.71. artm· Ashtabula st. John 115 T Ia dn 111 Bocloln 81 Coaat Guard 115 ings that 1111110 playero sUU In a complete abOut.fact, the eXIStence for o while Y Qu · Ashtabula Harbor tiS West Carrolllori 57 a wan Harvard Ill Prlacollln II wince 1111 llml they hlfar U. Plratoo rejected tho pild by • llr.aUy blew up durilll Wellston . . , . , .. , . 13 38 113 118 DEALER STORI 1 Madison 49 ~airport 44 Northridge 65 Upslla 87 Hartwick 113 word "union." vote of 15 ,to _three, with 10 War I. The IJI'••teot thing N~::;!~: :_ Nelso~~~~~ 51 Elyria Catholic lilt I Dayton Roth 113 · One Amerlcaa League voter- playen abslainmg, and Utile ICa)mplilhed .,11 the ootoblioh-I~W:e~U~sw~n~42~·~:::....J~N~-~2~n~d~A~v~·~ · ..::;;~: Cleveland St. John Cantlus II Dayton Colonel While 55 Rndlph Men 82 Mt.st.Marys IV aa whea apprlaed ol IM!a's mora wao heard about ellhei: a IIM'nt el a rule which prohibited Grand VaDey J8 Cardinal 17 Dayton Kiser 811 Car 11 72 Citadel 81 Rlcbmond 70 allll01111Ct1d lnltmllllll of brf.m.• Wtlor o• Mr. Murphy after that. ro H ard u 1- v1 Union 1~ ... -. •-- •• ""lor 10 the any IIJ.ytar p1ayer from beln~ • . ~~~- 46 Ledgemont U Hamilton Catholic 64 ow · •• ., all prole18io118l alhleteo into the ...,,.e - yearo '" . aenl w the minors wilhoot his · SHENANG SPRINGS Presents Springfield Calhol' 113 Marylancl St. 77 Delaware 76 Teamstero' Unieo laughlnsty Pltttburgh llflalr, the mijon t l"l!.. cl. Ansonia 53 Bradford 49 IC Wuh. 'Lee 80 T~waon 70 "Yeah, we won't play altor wera coolrooted with • play~· ~ coMon , , I WIIIIDS Twin Volley North 80 Glenvlll• 81 Wheehq Ill .,.. o'clock " Since then th,at rule has been JackBOn IPreble) IO Shepherd 91 West Liberty 73 . The last ~!tempt at unionls- Oblo. High School BaoketbaD lowered to eight years. l Piqua C.ntral 90 Springdale 55 Shorter 113 J~vllle St. 60 lng major league baoebiU Greenview 75 Hoffa may oucceed in getting 0 eCOD Fort Loramie 95 Fairlawn 70 lllorrla Brown Ill Morahouoe T4 players came Ia 1t18 ond woo Wool Uberty Salem a few ball playero Ia joio SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 9-2:30 Graham It Covington 50 . HIIDtqdoo 110 Mllllapo .72 anything but a laulhine matter. Mlllllllel4 Malabar 43 Dover union, but attracting 1 majiorn•y II St. .Marys 81 Lima Bath re Concord 71 Davt.,Elklno ~ Bob Murphy, a younl allor- Manafie1d Sl Pelon 75 or anythillll near it l'wiR '\'alley South 119 Tenn. St. M Cent. 81. (Ohio) 71 IllY from BosiOD, with oome · . another matter. Exotic Dancing At Its Best . Carllale II American U. 71 Gettysburg 41 experiollce In labor nlatlono landulky Perkiiii Ball players makJng Coach Charles McAfee's Alb- Gettyoburg 116 New MadiOOft ·11 D.C. Tchro M Phlla. CoD. 77 tried to organize whal ho called Cl'eotvtew It Clear Fork 57 or better hHVe litUe desire to Featuring The All New Go-Go B1nd ~ Bulldop climbed Into un-1Celina ICHS 51 st. Henry 17 Loyola (Mil.) 78 W. Mel. It "The American Baseball Build" J.ulocloa-511 Ontario IV join a union. ' disputed second place Ia the Troy 6$ Sidney 52 Freed Hrdma Ill Mrloa MD. D lllbe time. Lrudonville &I Plymouth M And such a thln1 11 union : Shonang Springs 3 mlloo North of Pomeroy o~ SEOAL Friday night by defeat-, New Lebanon Dixie 17 Belmont 78 Union (Tena,) 116 Relasod To Barpla Lucu 12 Northmor 74 dUO!I leave• them loBI desire. Stolt Routt 7 lllg Jacbon, ~ ,. I Jefferson 11 Mid...,! He begu his efforts with the yet. Tho lroi)mea lraiiOII only ·Xenia 51 Beavercreek 57 Neb. Wealeyan a Omaha 81 Pllllburtlh Plraes' Ia Mapleton II() South Central fl !F;;..."!'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~lii!ii!ii!ii!ii!~~~~ii!ii!~~~:s:! once Ia tho contest. That was Sprflli!Jeld North 68 Wa~ue 42 PlattevUit 77 River Falla 69 maoy ol whom eveo ~ot':i Shelby II Galloa II early Ia the pmo. Jackson Venallll!l 11 Newton 57 st. Procoplqo · 10 G. Wllma 71 guild cardB. William Ben.,... ~ederlcktown IV Creatllne IS The eecond beet ehape In Italy pullfd within 911 polnll !ale, Cllntoa-lllaloJt 10 MaBon 41 Knot 70 Ripon• 51 ger then Plttsburih'o club 011 Concord 17 · II lttll prlot ttl tiMI U.S.A. Vou'vl seen the f'lrst, In films . but conld oot overcome the Southeastern 14 Cedarville 53 Clvr-Stckta 71 Mo. VaUey 68 pr.;,lclenl flatly refused to M UIMalbl~';;'"lsviUe Now 1M the filt. in ptfton. fltt ill the hot one. The Italians did It VlaDiAg Athenians. Acranllm f4 Mluissinawa 41 Eau Claire 12 Oshtooh 6$ bargliD ' wilb M by 11 • aylf • 71 vi 1 II the .wYthtV do mottth+n... With !Jtytt. WHh ftair . With flourish . And there'S no Glrmlnic thrift showin,. This f.ilt sport comes wtth aU , A~ led 11-IJ, 39-23 and 4t- Dayton Meadowdale 88 Beloit 94 Grinnell 73 represeDtattve ol ;::playero CaldwaD II Zane Troca 4 t tht extl'lll .t not • peMJ atr•. )n forward speeds, all syncro42 at the quartermarka. Dayton PaterBOn lit Coe ~ Cornell (Iowa) 57 Durin a ctubhoule meetin, Miller 71 Stockport SS mtlhtd. Bucket . .ts, tachometer, power dtsc brakes, leatherette AtheDI II BOW 1~ Ill all Ea'ton 83 ~ 87 Wartburg 10 Simaon 81 utho~~Wrv. hitter dtffOittr dual tltctric wipers, serety !Mit •~ 01 JuOI!gl ollllal ear, tempers Cambridge 73 Bar1101YIIIt II chora, buMptr &Uirdt~ telf-oancetllna turn Slinals, courtesy llshts caml!l thll whiter. Jackton Is CeHna 88 Col4water M Vincennes 15 >ue Bennett 59 got hot u Benow[llller and hil Fort Frye 71 Lawreru:o 74 111d ~ ldt. And spuklnl of Uaui'Ml, you un't even come ciON to 1 7-6. Ill ltaguo play, lbe Bull- SpringbOro o LltUe Miami 42 Lewis 101 nunols Tech 76 attorneys, argued 1o pootpone C~=r~n:l ea shlpe KUthllet• price so trim 1nd appaelina. It's the lowett.priced dogl are 8-2, one-hall gmne • New Knoxvtlle 72 Mlmter 60 Monmouth Ill Lawrence ?I the question o1 players' grievan- Ne L 1 gto St AI · 11 aportl G~r 6ft ttl dau. Every family thould have et ._ut one filii. ~ of NeiBODville which 1~1 Mi(ldle!owa Ftnwlck . 59 West m a r , 14 co ,, c • r d IIi .,.. uuiU alter tho seuon. Clev~an~ J':.J.. \~IIUI 0 ~1 ua ts secood strli&hl lame Lebanon 17 INeb. )79 Murphy rejected Banswar> Cleveland Eaot • day, · Northwestern II! TeCumseii 5S Dubuque 'II Central a ger's proJIOIII alid uked tbe Shaker Hei&hts 15 Bruoh 111 Ill the reserve game, Athe& I' C.'loyton Nortlunont 81 , Upper Iowa t2 Wm. Penn 81 at Pirate playera lflbe1 wlllhed r. Stronpvtu 112 •napped Jaeboa's 13 • ll"DIII Brookvllle 78 Luthet 112 Buona Vista 77 1trll:e rtabt thea aDd !hero. N~ RoyaiiDD fl Irinnlllll IIHU, 40-39. Piqua Catholle Ill DL WealeYal 1G8 Carroll II 8y a Volll of hondo, thry Kirtland 114 Chardon 611 ~ ~ of the vanity New Bemea 111 Monlt It Jameowwn 113 qreed to play lbtt Dlcbl und l<Iraln 81. Mary 47 Jaroe. . Botkins 102 Russia 81 81. ptl<. fit No. Dak. 81. 113 Murphy lb.. rtcommended • Cleveland Lourclet 6 A~ (II) Spencerville 75 Gomer 1!6 lloaDe M Colo, Coil. 67 otrike lor tho nlgl!t of ~une 7. Ml4vtew • ciearview 11 ' .\48llll, 11+17, Heady, l-1-5, LiDtJ Senior 61 Middleton 8'1 ~•. Clot!<IIIJ ·Bal111dP 81 . Second b 11 em on Jimmy Vermilion 119 Wellinpm fN ~= · 1+10; Wrea, 7...23; Ottawa Gl"dorf.8(KaJ11t170 . Mlt!erli' Area ·!N Mo. (St. L.) 'II !"'two c11cJ everylldnj) i9 hi• Akron St ·Vtpcent 71 Cbanel TALB ~(\lover, I+J; _?'0- ,flncllay Ill ' : . Jllran Co. 113 St. Louis Bapt. n 'power to talk tho rest o1 the Clevelanci Byzantine 46 ,, Lorain Admli'al Kine 7'/ 1'9;State 75 Grace 70 Pirates blto 1101 llrlkllll! lha Garnd River o -~ -·- JACDON (II) ,McComb Ill !JIIerly BaQion St, Bethel Ill TriAity 80 nJihl alid lor hil b'oltb'- be wu Obarlta 'It ~~•>ttl.\. ~ DelpJ1?1 . ~· Jolut ~ .. ~!or St•. 15 Steven. Pl... latsr beaten up outslda tho ball Clevelancl Kennedy G i 1 • • • . , • • " ' L~ ..,., ...,Jle U ~~ 77 ·Wbile•ater fll ' , rt by lldodlu1111. Roobitoyn Aurora 63 2 8oQl, ...,.11, Qlnierlch, I~; Llocalnv~ 77 EU?a 78 ·, • ~'.b Black Hilla 78 1 One bour balora ·111111 tltne, Nordoola Ill80Hltllsoh -II ,IJ.jl-62, .• l'el'iJ p ~~~~~L~Morris~ JudBOI 6tl . SteubonvUI, OalhOllc 15 · 7 ~: :" , ~~Ida U. '/Jid\Jli ,,1'"'1! , ,, \ .~·· Jllcklord 311 Wool Weirton <W. v._) MaclcirmJ 11 • SALES •nd SERVICE Alhllllt ........ 1· .. II It 4t • , vjll<i 14 Bhilltait ~7 ,, ·, , ' , '" , '';,, ltaliiweol Tex, West. u· Colo. st. 11. ee Powhatan 75 ~li:kd' ........ . , !Ia All Ada .~~ · ~· J~ , N ··. a.)Vt Okl, '$1. It Langston 71 Montana 94 HawaU 12 , Sherrard (W Va.) 14 ' , . ~~~~~~ - .W... • J"f ·~~ St,, ~"'!Ph ' , li1E. ,~ ·ea 'Okla Cent. 83 sianford, II ~ IH . jStnllhll~l4 101 '1 ,, I Milt aliOve tht Sliver lrlcJtt In Kanev11, 0. llJlllOI' landusky 18 . '1'ilfln Columbian Wynlord 71 Rlm- Valley rT Morioa C.tholle II lllcbland Oordlnglon 88 Olentangy M. C8rey Ill Ellln 49 Cleveland Joha Hay 75 Cleveland Benedlctme 116 Cleve~ CtlUnwood 91 ·'i' Cleveland Latin Cleveland East Tech 8$ Cleveland Glonvtlle Cleveland South 73 Clevaland lloly Name g<••:•::: a:•• Coli ege R ul Toc/::ls Sports Parade liobo;...., Teamsters' Bo·ss yHoffa May Attempt T0 umoDJZe . . Pro Football and Basketball. es SNOW ·;., ,, ' "I:J,, Sal• Athens In S d Place in SEO Miss Bobbie Joe Allen and her GO GO Friends I 29. Pleasant ...e.._... = Ffl.l . ·· .. ' ~ . • I· :.L: rcrs f... I . •1t::: , , '· 1 •• -· ;-· '-'~-\ . ''\" -,': -~, .t . · :.1 SMITH'S FIAT ,,,:_ .Ji~. JI ll.IUI~I: '.I ·!·N· ¥oz..' 7i . ... ..~'''··-~ . . .\It,~'~ -~. ..0~'\:' .•!$.·.·· •. t '"~1>-·',. -~1 ., :.,·-·~,: h"~.· •>' ' Loa-AD&. St. II Sitl Dle&o 10 . '• ·;_• ~ (W. V~) IO~.r.;_~.....,---------------oillliii·-"'*·q ... 7"" ' �~ ' li ,. . .. ~ Nei NEW ' : • . "., • but fh•l olllolttl Souare ' want! k " (!'hilB .. AVAILABLE t(.. . meet d I 'ji- b,.,, •Mie f<iirr ·lnd Us : UP TO ~ mta>in'• . I ' I I fayette, Louisianna, and granddaughter of Mr. an~ Mrs. Rod· ney Downing, Middlepo>rt, ' ,will , be Introduced in the Lafayette Order of the Troubadour• Mar- i di Gras Ball and Pageant, Sat- ' urday, Feb. 12, as a maid tn ' the court of Ri~hard Coeur de : Lion XIV, R E udloliL v ~'Til pi A nt\•1'-•1' ... f)(! ! ' "§'11 '1 '; ,1. t ~rl' ., ... ~ :~· · s A L f:-'• k. i:l t~;;v, ftP1 ~ ! unr·· rk fi~t~' E ~Ill'!' 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C'J:"'"f'ct $ \ lS.u.Jit.'J.,._ "'l'he World'o Greoteot Blsepillg ::.95 Ci!;l: ' In Bro!lllllone · PRICES ON ALL SPECIAL _ Refr~eralors Large Pictures R~9s$14·88 S.le Othtro Prlctd Ac-dlngly READY-MADE DRAPES CLOSE-OUT On Picture Window Sizes. No Lay-Aways, No Returna, AII SaLes final On These Drapes 7h63 78x90 100 ~63 100 x90 150 X 63 ISO x 90 RCA STEREOS Choose Now and SAVE $$$ DINING ROOM eTABLES eCHAIRS eHUTCHES In Maple, Walnut, Mahogany Cherry, P-n TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST COME I LOOK I SELECT I· • 8 TABlE &• .CHAIRS · eDESK eTREE S79·95 · A L. E 9 PC. SETS eFLOOR ·~ 42x61b<72 Chro!M or lronnt011e REG. $139.95 SPIC:IAL ~ S AVE ON CHA IRS PRICES S79·'5 TABLE & 6 CHAI~S LAMPS SEEN s Table, 6 Chlln, Chromt Red, Yellow & GrHn · lll'.o:U.. • • • tho luxury :llattreM for tho lllllll II IeSIIul, nfreahina a1eep maUJ -~~' Also a¥lliLoble Ia E•lra·I.eadb.;KII!r·mlQuo. ,._ REDUCED on $7. 9 , 75 Plfi.. .· BEMC2:¥¥~:ru-• f •"'"" LIMITED'TIME ONLY! BIG REDUCTION 7 PC. 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Stephanie Radford returDI4 home Thursday evening, after spendillg a, le!f;!l&Y• Ia RoeiM with her g\!ruillparents, .. ~; ' '0 ' I'C®d Ze-alanr J)aJipt · .11 ment. 0 ez~no~ ·s1·1' •95 I G ALL sMES • ll!rly American eModern e Traditional •Italian • Provincial 111d Many Mori s ,. WIDE CHOICE Of •• , ' THE ESCHI.JMANS- FRANK, DAVID, MARTHA AND MICHAEL !STANDING) t DESKS & BoQK,•·GASE$...· . I , ·- · · .·.}:aaow uDUC&D . .. ' : ·!> ·~ - .. ·~ :.( '\lf..,·~.· " . ' ll ';1... ..... ·,.,.' ' . . ·, ., ' ', ,'• . ,. · N .. G ; . ~. *" afternoon, at the borne'~ , . Harold J!roWD bas . . I....,.led due to weather • " '!'be benefit ear4 part~. .. : Child Conservation Le · ' eduled for Tuesday even~ , .·. •· been postponed untU a . date. ·' Tbe meeUng of the Womt!D'I Missionary Society of the Prlln1 eroy First Baptist church 11:1!<' eduled for Thursday e'fl!M ,has been canceled. l ~- · . ~~.... Soc. Sun. eat , The meeting of Amerlcell Legion Auxutary or Lewis ~ Iley Post scheduled for Tue · · • 'February 8, h•s been po i er1 until Tuesday, February 1... ' Tamara Eichinger, daljgbtel' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ei~ er who has been quite ill ~ SP.veral days, was taken tl Holzer Hospitsl Thurs~J.jW teatment. Mrs. Wyatt Radford et\ · Holzer Hospital Friday ';.. , . mg. for observation and u-eat:1 Martha Leweillhg Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Rens. ! selaer R. Johnson, Jr., of La· M Iflo~ ll'lg ~ IGarden clUb sdleduled f« MAR!r~' JOHNSON MARDI GRAS MAID "EGULAR PRICE 'JIJt '!'be meeting of tilt ~ I' R E ' Pomeroy ' . ' ~ ITEMSl ' lbe ami " People In " GETTING READY TO EXPANDI TWO SECTJONS WAREH·OlJSE: H~A~ to GOI ill~·the ' w• ·, ' • M11inly Gallitr Events · .. DUE'.TO -AD . WEAtHER THERE'S ... STILL A· LARGE . . ~~i .1:sEUtTION.·OF \ CREDIT TERMS ,!oaviiO lflo'iilil• i ·. ,• • ' • • • :watan<ie f!lll l!DII .~&H· ' NIGHTS 'TIL 9 \'' IOIDt: ' • OPEN MONDAY l'o~ i I• :·\ : s. ,. I �~ ' li ,. . .. ~ Nei NEW ' : • . "., • but fh•l olllolttl Souare ' want! k " (!'hilB .. AVAILABLE t(.. . meet d I 'ji- b,.,, •Mie f<iirr ·lnd Us : UP TO ~ mta>in'• . I ' I I fayette, Louisianna, and granddaughter of Mr. an~ Mrs. Rod· ney Downing, Middlepo>rt, ' ,will , be Introduced in the Lafayette Order of the Troubadour• Mar- i di Gras Ball and Pageant, Sat- ' urday, Feb. 12, as a maid tn ' the court of Ri~hard Coeur de : Lion XIV, R E udloliL v ~'Til pi A nt\•1'-•1' ... f)(! ! ' "§'11 '1 '; ,1. t ~rl' ., ... ~ :~· · s A L f:-'• k. i:l t~;;v, ftP1 ~ ! unr·· rk fi~t~' E ~Ill'!' 'Stilt <'Ontrn a\;d :t • conve1 hil!h'' l R E LIVING ROOM 8 e EARLY AMERICAN Small Size COUCH & CHAIR REG. $179.95 NOW - - S139·95 Standard 3 Cushion ~~~ $199.95 S159·95 ri O) cau .dio • :~~ $199.95 R S149·95 4 CUSHION COUCH Everyone's a ]ucky winner in the Bemco SicqJ~tnkes! Now, for a limited time only, you can get the supreme comfort and IUIUI')' of this famous, quality-constructed mattress at a low, low, value·packed price! You get Bemco's exclusive "Unifused"~ construction that !"'mbines luxurious deep ,quilt comfort, superior cush· IOmng and heavy P,Ui8 J~~~~e~Bprings at 67,000 po;nfg S199·95 3 CUSHION COUCH trht lie I ain :~~ $199.9s Monday Night 'Til9 P.M. - eMODERN 2 PIECE SUITES s A L E • ,I ,I !G ' s 'A . ~~~ $239.95 S199·95 e TRADITIONAL I s ' . SPECIAL ONCE-A·YEAR SAVINGS ON THE BEMCO COMFA·P!biC DELUXE Made with extra care, extra firm. Detll Many Styln ond Colors All At to rive healthfully lllpponlo .rour back. C'J:"'"f'ct $ \ lS.u.Jit.'J.,._ "'l'he World'o Greoteot Blsepillg ::.95 Ci!;l: ' In Bro!lllllone · PRICES ON ALL SPECIAL _ Refr~eralors Large Pictures R~9s$14·88 S.le Othtro Prlctd Ac-dlngly READY-MADE DRAPES CLOSE-OUT On Picture Window Sizes. No Lay-Aways, No Returna, AII SaLes final On These Drapes 7h63 78x90 100 ~63 100 x90 150 X 63 ISO x 90 RCA STEREOS Choose Now and SAVE $$$ DINING ROOM eTABLES eCHAIRS eHUTCHES In Maple, Walnut, Mahogany Cherry, P-n TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST COME I LOOK I SELECT I· • 8 TABlE &• .CHAIRS · eDESK eTREE S79·95 · A L. E 9 PC. SETS eFLOOR ·~ 42x61b<72 Chro!M or lronnt011e REG. $139.95 SPIC:IAL ~ S AVE ON CHA IRS PRICES S79·'5 TABLE & 6 CHAI~S LAMPS SEEN s Table, 6 Chlln, Chromt Red, Yellow & GrHn · lll'.o:U.. • • • tho luxury :llattreM for tho lllllll II IeSIIul, nfreahina a1eep maUJ -~~' Also a¥lliLoble Ia E•lra·I.eadb.;KII!r·mlQuo. ,._ REDUCED on $7. 9 , 75 Plfi.. .· BEMC2:¥¥~:ru-• f •"'"" LIMITED'TIME ONLY! BIG REDUCTION 7 PC. SETS .WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO-THE FAMOUS . 95 49 e Reduced Sale Prices RCA WHIRLPOOL A L DIN E TTE BUYS! Brown, turquoiH, belga ' IV il IN G v Open Every S159·95 o·pr aid E M 0 SOFA BEDS • •.• permanently locked together for ftrm, mble, even support. Don't misa out 011 thla ereat oppor. tunity to enjoy that ''wonderlul·to-wake-up" fliOling you get with a Bsmco Comfa·Pedic matlm!s. Per· feet))! matched foundations available at the lllllie "IIUt-to-Jii.llliised" price. C01111 eerJ,J , , , :you'B iavel With Arm Cops Olive Grun or Brow• ra E COUCH & 2 CHAIRS ~~~ $239.95 ·lr A L Small Sin With Arm Caps Olive Grun or Brown t llrhr eWALNUT eOAK eCHARCOAL ePECAN • HIDE-A-BEDS REG. $59.95 COUCH & CHAIR Sargftli,< . s- & ODD PIECES eWHITE eMAPLE eCHERRY eASH ·and Ml'l!. Clarelct A L BEDROOM SUITES EVERYONE'S AWINNER AT . Stephanie Radford returDI4 home Thursday evening, after spendillg a, le!f;!l&Y• Ia RoeiM with her g\!ruillparents, .. ~; ' '0 ' I'C®d Ze-alanr J)aJipt · .11 ment. 0 ez~no~ ·s1·1' •95 I G ALL sMES • ll!rly American eModern e Traditional •Italian • Provincial 111d Many Mori s ,. WIDE CHOICE Of •• , ' THE ESCHI.JMANS- FRANK, DAVID, MARTHA AND MICHAEL !STANDING) t DESKS & BoQK,•·GASE$...· . I , ·- · · .·.}:aaow uDUC&D . .. ' : ·!> ·~ - .. ·~ :.( '\lf..,·~.· " . ' ll ';1... ..... ·,.,.' ' . . ·, ., ' ', ,'• . ,. · N .. G ; . ~. *" afternoon, at the borne'~ , . Harold J!roWD bas . . I....,.led due to weather • " '!'be benefit ear4 part~. .. : Child Conservation Le · ' eduled for Tuesday even~ , .·. •· been postponed untU a . date. ·' Tbe meeUng of the Womt!D'I Missionary Society of the Prlln1 eroy First Baptist church 11:1!<' eduled for Thursday e'fl!M ,has been canceled. l ~- · . ~~.... Soc. Sun. eat , The meeting of Amerlcell Legion Auxutary or Lewis ~ Iley Post scheduled for Tue · · • 'February 8, h•s been po i er1 until Tuesday, February 1... ' Tamara Eichinger, daljgbtel' of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ei~ er who has been quite ill ~ SP.veral days, was taken tl Holzer Hospitsl Thurs~J.jW teatment. Mrs. Wyatt Radford et\ · Holzer Hospital Friday ';.. , . mg. for observation and u-eat:1 Martha Leweillhg Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Rens. ! selaer R. Johnson, Jr., of La· M Iflo~ ll'lg ~ IGarden clUb sdleduled f« MAR!r~' JOHNSON MARDI GRAS MAID "EGULAR PRICE 'JIJt '!'be meeting of tilt ~ I' R E ' Pomeroy ' . ' ~ ITEMSl ' lbe ami " People In " GETTING READY TO EXPANDI TWO SECTJONS WAREH·OlJSE: H~A~ to GOI ill~·the ' w• ·, ' • M11inly Gallitr Events · .. DUE'.TO -AD . WEAtHER THERE'S ... STILL A· LARGE . . ~~i .1:sEUtTION.·OF \ CREDIT TERMS ,!oaviiO lflo'iilil• i ·. ,• • ' • • • :watan<ie f!lll l!DII .~&H· ' NIGHTS 'TIL 9 \'' IOIDt: ' • OPEN MONDAY l'o~ i I• :·\ : s. ,. I �-~- ' I - ... .................. ·-................ ., __...... ~- ...,._ .. ____ ---·- ............__ ...... . . . .,..,.._ ..... ---.-- ... ' ' ' ' on This ~Poin,t The Smart Wife Keeps Quiet tl*ltlleut~of·IIIICC7111ingPa,eiy ·~ lxtl ~ .!oa~~ lli<>'iidl .,~ Sona~e wants "~ t\v-!1 io the "·we me& ' lboau 6 "'1)84; ie -. loUr •lm ""'"'"' ~ mea~trr - ez~hm Odldtil, Ze-alanc C)iymrt DaJirf' lfbl."'.·l: ...,n. ,, FJ ! ., ~ :rr. v· -·j ·\ ~ l.· ,[ , ' ( -t ,r, ..• tt,;;, . - 'r "-' I~ .! uw' l'tl : fl~ t~ \ ~w 11-Jrh r.offlr~­ alln tl con v ~"r hlftt\ ! • '"••' " ·voif}e.·not·, Br,oadway ~ .1.. " ' .. I ' I: ·\ \ . i • " . I . ·' more ' I, , ·' ,I 1Ht·¥'itw 111irror IJS~ lights signal Interior paolding. t: ~Y.· I~.e~'. ij~rlan acceleration. \ Bidwell Poriscope, 11'0111. ' than he 11 tbaiJO!I ••· IDODef II' : . . ? ••• ,: •.. .. , , poet the sllualion tO · remain out of )'Gill' PJY check. .' moy be, Ht 111r the ptl .of lnfamOUII 11s1J1 managl!l' £jl., ~ .oD Iff Ultlt • ~ eor· back-bolted camel• balr 0 eoll Nf'w&paptr Eaterprlae Assl. I unchanged. Even If you ue a tJ; · • 1 1 d tbe 11111111 ud lor )'M DIMr dl Coeo /J~ for ''Ule'' iD porllt· inlnd· ll'a lilt a. Hft. a ragpicker mlgbt've put a hooll Last year 2.3 mil_1ion wives 1 bit doubtful yourself that hla abolll~h.ljv~ ~':,';, •:f tili IDUII olwa!" be re- Fl~. on a killing !'IP) 11 out C!f del .In· HajU ·~lit.· IIIOtbar revo- Into b~t not , positively, • lle8l' ~rought home btgger pay pay check · 'IIIII· ,aoon . be bli,W lhe Janii!Y y ·~ IIIOUld lose ~ardotl ..•• the moat tmpe~~aot th• fl*ey ,.,.. dabbling , In llllb !QIIon rea~ . , rtv~ all :"'lhl roJocl. from on early V~ t·hedc.s than their husbands. then yours, doll 1 let your h~ 'VOW" ' job ' If .'ilu ·must worry JOb · cuffs again ColllfiOier-Pul> b\'elkfoll W~GII ~utd In- &ro~h onck Oakle llawrt •• r or those wifes, a few words band aenaa your doubt or you U about that, 4~ II slleiiQy II takea I , omarl womao to llsber Cbooler Conn'l only 1011, <ludlnl tile ·kooko' IiHpo! The But maybe 11'1 really cble · .. · of warning : 1 undennlne bla eonfi~nce In his · .·. · · , . •RM! a bigger pay check !han Jock (His m!Jther 11 fonner Clique ... TV ham I!IUI Burke Cole Porter 1how pWIIBt-tlnfNev<>r. never confide in 1 oblllty to support you one day. ! .Never, ·aevet act 11 thou~b ner huo!>and But II takaa an vtiilde ~ldUner Gract1 DeMa'!Tl told TV Guide he'o On alhelll er Bobby Short Insists metl'l nne. your children, your I Never, never talk about , J1M1 Job were more Important even 81114!"t<r one to keep quiet died of pneumonia (without ev- lflisoner's expected to dr.,e a duda look best "'ben they'va ti\'Ps or his, or friends, 'r-:"y~r money" B!ld "my mon- tllu )'Gil' buballil'o From . a.aboul 1\ • I"' knowing 110 bad II) .. Only 115,1101! housllis Job on Wuh- Jllaaed well beyond tbe llltesl :,.·011 are earning more ~$$~l;,~ ey Put II oltoge.ther and turn · . I the dav before .our old friend lnstoo'l J. J. Goldman .. · . . lapel dimensions. rour husb;,md. it Into "our money.'' . 14-The Sunday Tlmes·Senllne~ S~nday, February 8, 1966 .Chester and partner Jack llrel· "How To' Be 1 J_ewtab Mother" · · Never, neYer Ieven if your ' Naver, never get tha Idea that ' mon ·bad bought ·In one-thll"'l oullold oll boob \flel· W ftc. --l'l lSha nd accuses you of being l because you earn more then o1 ~ mule firm IBUC) prl· Uon) lui fear· · . Said Coco Cbanel (In Womextravagant) c<me back aL , . your husband you ohould have m 11 for _,.. Jick'l future • . · · · · • w· ) bout children Jnrn With the reminder thflt il i bigger vol,; In ,_ the lam· j · BY. WALTER C. PARKES ar v ,,...., Gleason dancer ::·~a,lll Kelton eDI <Ill' 1 : b not HJS money you're spendII)' Income IB open!. 'The cbap wbo'a a big wheel Manila~ aoelaUtea were t'l'he June 'I'JYI!r IIpper whO ''They know 10 much ao· eartng'""· never let your bUS· [iiJi Never never bogruct,e your In business II seldom a round· oel!ost at tbe ~· deatll of lugged nine call "' Fill,)· mer- ly, and II tJ!ey art a woblem • 'd th t be bosband an occa•'"nal extrav.. er. , Heltt Soule of Lli Cote Buque rtod • MJaml -teepei' (.,tlo B!ld tbey cry, a Utile catvadoa Mnd get t,.e I ea • cause •ance simp! you feel •nd Le PaVUIOII; he prnbably elae?) At Lli Grtnoulllo the In the formula - · · burt." vou are at presenl earmns _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ___:_::n_--':.:::C:CY._c:.::...:::::...::~:.::...Dad b - tomorrow oever waa ". the flneat reot.wraltur Ia Style Eallblllbmellt seemed 1Nune burp that 111111 drunk, eomes - or al teaat lllays athe world The State Dally's oolldly In reoldance . . . BIll plt'ase)' ... ''HoBo, Dolly" ...,. WIJ' 1810 be hal cleared up ! PT. PLEASANT - Grayoon lire wiD sbuller lbal estlma- Bids, lbe 'llllnki!IC Glrl'i i!:a- writer Jerry lferman'• quite problema, : Bowers will opeak at the ID!lual ble Bdwy. paatranil pel~ ot> cort . BUiy Baldwin wtlb Kil- royol royaltl-. from. thai bit meetlt(g of the Western DL• ly I day or two .. · BU!Iolo'l ty (lolro. Gilbert) MIDer ... •. total almost 11100,0110 alnce II If you continue driving while lrlct w. Va, Holstein Friesian former top.cop and N.. Y, State Jacques ,lfetlu wllo'i IO!Iuo- opened ... Not lncludlal the drowsy, you're liable to acquire ABBocialion meeting Wednesday Safety Director Tom Pvan re- Ping off on 1 lid trip but then Doocl of OIBb from recorda and "Plan Your Garden to AI· 1 nodding acquaintance with evening, Februnry 9, at Gena placed Sal Maglle as d""'otv _ wbo tan'!? , .. fl'or eblc'a aake ... Abo Simon (who loufbt Jo By Helen Inlet Birds," was the program dloaster. Ball's Restaurant, according to rommlssloner of theN. Y. Sta'' d you aUp on the 101p Ia 1 bali> other periOrmanee take-borne foptc at the RIYerV!eW Garden Russell Jones, Vice President AthleHc CommiJSion . .. Sln~er tub and buB! a gam don't tell Abe Simon (who fought Joe B..ttel Club 'Thursday evening praeent· Nowadaya mon people This assoclati<m of purebred Lelnle Kuan IIIU wed her ac- 1 aou1 _ 1n1111 11 tqlllntered 1n Louis and aUU wound up with w led by Mrs. carl Buckley. Mrs. awttch !baa fl&bt. Tiley ...•t breeders 1B Interested In lrn· rompanlst Peter ~els . · · · llataad ,Megeve or Slmre; lero aU bio marbles) II a Roosevelt <1\JTH ASKF.D FOR IT' b~"<'n in a cast lor the past four ;B<rt Shumway al~ ~escttbed aHord raw beef for tbelr black proving the Holstein breed of Tbe Dncbou of Kent 1 actually bope tile Kennedy'• clon't take Reaceway publicist... Noel C.. Y , • • : . ' Sh h . had an opera· care and planting o rns. eyes. dairy cows which Ill the pre- cooking fer The Doke - wbo up parachute-leaping neall wards opinion of Gloria Swan'llm (olurnll r ~ tur yuung peo 1years · e as d t A house plant arrangement dominate breed here In Mason loves it; be 18)'1 .. . . Westing· ' son ••She loots like au old. old pie. thetr pru'olems and plea- tton on her spme an now mu\S was displayed by Mrs. R E. .-.. boUle bougbt L. A. ltatlon 1hll pll ~ Jammed Oren- tweive" sures thetr troubles and fun Istay m bed from SIX. to nme president, was in charge of the County. A good nucleous of bree KFWB 11 we foreeut. ouOJe - Micheline Lerner · A' with the rest of Helen Help months. not even bemgablelo Wllhams Mrs Buckley vi<O S ers Is needed to supply superior , tAiaa Jar• aedudlve • doclutl~ Dcrotby Donegao bu filed \'; ' '' wet, omes laughes bul l munths. no\ even being able lo , presideni was ,In cbarg; of the S \' cows for the commercial herds Dacca aec Lenny , Slladcr ble • I I In while and leoptprd fllr dil'OI'ct from buaband ""n t dodge s serious quesuoo stand or stl up ror that length ' meeting The devotioool period ~o the ~nty. be Acco~ln~ ~ underwent surgery al South N... daabing In looking duhlq .. ICievelanjl PhotOg WIU!am Mfl. 001 11 8 a hrush·off of lime. She ~ould be so pleased , was conducted by Mrs. Shum· Entered Hospital .' a mem e aau Hoapltal · · · PubiiJber Bud· lise Bay Tarafa back In lbe ea) Just throe montba after thelt Selid your teenage quest ions i lo re-:etve mml Her name: Don. I way. I Persons entering: Holer Hos- I farruh~s are tnvlted. Those Inter- dy M~~rrls SllYIJ ~;·u sue SaJD. champagne-swim (hadn't seen boy's birth . . . Thote free.Oighb ' t<, YOLTH ASKF.D POR IT. Ina Solomon. loth Ave.. Box 238, I A thank you note was read : pita! during tbe last 24 hours esled tn the breed and the ""'"" 'IDY ( Skyscraper ) Kahn .. , h• In a year of Cartier's where to London gambling hells ba\1 care of Helen Help US\ thts Dorothy, Nfw Jersey, 08317. from the Elmwood Rest Homrlincluded: Wilsoo Lewis, Jr., l dahon are also invl~. ·~e fashionable to~~ on the CO!• she was a gem of an aide to Ju· !towed down becau.se the artnewspa per 'l'l~ank Y011• - J. C. thanking the club for favors Mercerville Star Rt.; Mrs. er of the ,Feb. 12 Genliemen 8 los Gleanzer) locking 1leek In a kee .dollar didn't onloid !reel! ThiS column " dedtca~ed to lam· , "'ade by the members. A book,l Blanche O.vla 113.2 Second HAVE PROGRAM :Quarterly wU! be LBJ . . mlnk..moclt; ill fact GrenouUie enough . Sooji Clay may need SALT AND r•PPF.R MAN tly liVIOg, so 11 youre hav~ng i "Gifls from the Garden," w"' Ave.; Roy c. Mehl, 5~\1 Court ! 'The Chester Garden Club IJDda Christiana locked In her was mink wall-to-wall, oil colors a medium lank 81 bodyguan! l~ar Helen kid trouhl e or JUst p\Pm _trouble, I~Jven to the club by Mrs. Law- jSt.; Samuel Treese, Hendersonj will be in charge of the prohome_ because daughter [rom footbaU-garM natUral to efter her explosive detatla aboul , 1, 1,,ther " terribly hand- 1let Helen help YOU ,,e wtll lrenee Rose. ,stanley s. Bailes, GrriOOIS j gram Monday, Feb. 7 over ra· ~a lillie doll) bas mea,. Jean Suffern (Mrs. Tomm!l Life With Cassius and hi1 Black some in a d•~hngmshed way ~lso welc?n1e your own amus- Plans were made to donate to Landing, w. Va.; Jenny Ann dio station WMPO on the "Colave 1 Utter - Cbr~ Tafkr'l paletf gray !pOI'ts job MWJ~m ~ erupt 1n Redboot Wht>n he conws to see me. at mg exp~nem·t>s. Addresf Helen [ the Wakkeena fund. j Hall. New Haven : Cheryl L. \Ice Hour with Jan!t' at 9 a.m. (ProfUQ'JO Affo1r) K~ler 9 wJUt big patch pockets for ICbr . . • 'They' .lay Candy (Edgar's 1 1 cullege. lhe ginls flip over h1m . Bultel m care of this news- During the social hour re- Howard, Rt. 1 Letarti Lori The Frtendly GBrdenerB of . divorce Jepplng tbrougb the ,blizzard .. 8Pf'll} Bergen's role In 'Tht 1 for her r;cent 00 1 But lately something has hap· puper. . . . treshments were served by Mrs. 1 Faulk, Pomeroy: Andrew T. land will have the March pro'We couldn bow !liD<Ih Shore lunched with Wal· Group• II holtell because she pr>nt>d his hair hes turned gray . Copywnght. 111_66 f:ene Wilson, assisted by Mrs. 1Bauer, Chester; Mrs. Wyatt gram. our eve ngll ·; · · ter IJ'roubnan at 1'21" aiJ ·beige plays a lesbian ... Last montb "''d his eyebrows and must"he Kmg Peatures Syndtcate, Inc. l'rank Blse, to Mrs. Ernest Radford, Rt 1 1'omeroy; Mrs. t l'uge and Cbarlle 0 Cur- and amUea: Iaiii midnight lash- Richard Burton silrred on mas are sttll dark - almost black. ' Whitehead. Mrs. Denver Web- Earl s. Davenport. Middleport; Eastern Ave.; 1011, 4:4e ~re adopting a, 3nl cbUd too lycoont1 Jerry Sllvemilln a azlne eovera aa a blOated, dnm. 11 looks stertllng. Do you suo· er, Mrs. R. E. Williams. Mrs. Mrs. Edith C. Hartinger, Porn· l'rlday. ii~.!:a:l a~U ~: Sbannon Ropra fi~PI a pen~ ken, middle-aged leorel agen1 ''"" he touches up these last · Berl SbumWily, Mrs. Doml eroy; Mrs. Grace Utalnger, Ru~ OIJCbarged • eman ~ baab for Dinah alter her tr "The Spy Wbo Came In From 1 two and forgets tlral his hair Riebel Mrs . Claremont Harris, lond: Mrs. Chauncey F. Wer. Charles C. Callahan, mldnlfbl Pmlan Room n~Und· The Cold;" Ibis month Mra g1m h1m away'' · Mrs . Carl Buckley, Mrs. Wal- uer, Rt. I Mlddleport; Mro. E~ eox. Maraha .Jean Gilley, . elaya ... Our rood friend and Burton matched mag82lnes at Should I tell him to either I • ler Brown and Mrs. Lyle Bal· mer c. Edwards, Ashland, Ky.: Glen Cnlft, Vivian D. llaly'l n.crown ,Prlfteo VIc- oeveresl large! Gene Cawllaro the drunken middle • lfl'!l get ' dye jOb in one ol 1\io<e . I derson and Kay. Mrs. Roy c. McNurlln, Aabland, ,MerriU J, Perkins, Emmell tor Emmanuel sUpped aecreUy Jr. el the Colony ambled Madl· that's wllat they ean glamor '"'"~~' men's beauty soops. :BY WJ!Iiam Lawrence, D. D. s. l Ky.: Ralph K. Blackwell, Rt. I Rossiter, Mra. J. Leo k>Wn at o ao-ealled tmlls~ 1011 Ave. land Ibis the Gene bloater In "Va. Woolf'' and , , els> Jet his mustache and , , wh.~reas "a tooth 1':r emy l New Guinea is tho second South Point; Jerry L. Hargett Mrs. Garnet Wright, Ralph botel; at &th ft 60th.· . A picked 011 the mille best-dreao- that's what they eaU 8lamor BY RIJTB MIU.ETI' ,~~; . ' I NEW •, ·· ..., windshield wiJIIrs. · · Strengthened roof. ' Unbreokable gas tonk. BY HALLIE ·'l ' MURRAY Mrs, Mary Dean ia visiting It Rutland w.i.lh her son, Mr. anQ Mrs. Bill Dean and daug~tera. ' rta,. .'Bowers· will BARBS a Be Speaker . ·· Febru'ary 9th' be;:... Garden Planning Is Topic lor ..,...,., Riverview Club Helen Help U5 Ho ·p'JtaJ Nel "·•h ---- I 1 0. 1 I UO(."J.OR SAYS "' :f'"';, ' "' !J ,, '!!" 1 I far 1outlal ntina) 1 alooe• -SOPHOMOR~, cmld 3 Joaephj~·;J~J~r~=~=alllo~ baa::!Pir~a~·=ed~llot~)~ln:•:~·~~· ~·~tength~~IOtln~~Y·::;;:::~ 15 ey, brows an old. wiVes · largest tslllnd io tho world. Rt. l!orvil J. Rubin Houn- iZerkle, """' Sophomore: lack of care shell,2 Oak Rt. I1110; Ewlnt!ton; Ralph E.Mrs.Higgins lllrs. 10 1 doubt your father touches !lakes Its tell . Lester Bowles Pearson we Comet, Hunti11gton. W. VJ. lles Davis an:tf'tnfant t•n his evebruws and mu!itache i 0 ~ mother, and offs~nng, first ambassador to Blrtbl ,Mrs. Russell R. James · . t .th t th ''greying sche-: smce the fetus receives United States. Mn. r-_..-a. Thomas, 2173fant It · s JUS 8 e th e mother. """•• ·' I .. . ., ·h ont'•od in most 1: '" foo,d"r· from vii f' 1sn sync r """' I . t . I 0 JPO le . Ar1d I imagine your , . . Jrs Jm_ por .a~ce 1! Pan- I P .. I nmg and marnt.arnmg a diet I'ather t'(luldn 't care Jess as he : th th . d 1 1 . . . a mee s e mcrease nu· seems to be domg fme w1th t . . 1 d d of IJ·s· peppt>r and salt unm ixed .. rllwna eman 5 pr~g.. • nancy. A normal pregnancy d1et - H. , suggf'sted by the Department DNrr Helen: ' of Dietelics of Yale . New Hav. You askea how to k!'ep 8 en Hospital. should p::trukff'L from chewing plants daily : ~md wcW. I tap my parakeet's , Milk _ 4 cup•. h•·ak e-vtify time he starts to i Meat, fish, fowl - 4 ounce~. rh('w, al)d he's almost stopped. ! (LIYer at leall once 1 Cetting soft wood :!!tiCks for his to insprt adequate cage helps too. - RUTH [of iron, vltamia A, aud Df~ar ~leo : mlne.l How about covering bouse ! Ens - t. plants wi1h an old plastic table- Frulls I! cltru1) - 1 IN'V· cloth w~en your bird is out? tngs. • OWNI!R OF A CHEWER 1 Vtgtlabl,. tlncladtn1 peto. Ut•ar Helen: . toetl - 3 sening1. The best way to keep yonur Whole grain or enriched cerva lanct>s, papers, plants, desk ,!eal or bread - I strVings. tops. etc., unchewed and un-~ Butter or fortlflt41 marglll'ioe • t~eattered Is - KEEP T H E - 2 tablespoon!!. DARN PESTY BIRD IN THE Other foods .. desired to CAGE! - NOT A BIRD FAN furn ish adequate calories. "I One of these 13 young ladiea of Gallia Academy High school u>ilt be 1 ,..I ' I 1MY SISTER IS] Sweets should be kept to ,. . I . clwsetl by U!.e student body to reign a, Valenlh!e Quee11 at the Valentine Boll at the school Salurda'l. Pebr'l!ary 12th. They ' were nomin<zted for the · honor by school clubs and or- ., ' '· ~w lha li u lls, '.I" i W-..aBetiwSM. Hlth Heel, Mod. HM11 Stacked Hilla $8.11 $6.11 1 JANE ANN YOUNG MARY E. PHILLIPS .~'"' '·'' :~~ 1;--.}, BECKY S'l'EPEIP-NSON I' ' ·~ YALUU TO 114.91 YALUIS TO SIO.N ''· f4.11 VALUU 1 !lear Readers: minimum . This suggested diet Funny thing : 1 can publish supplies approximately 2,300 8 hundred pleas on •·How do I calories. Of course, before ytu wm him?" and get no coach- begin any diet, your physician parakeet muzzles, and my mail- should be consulted. in~ from the audience, but Pregnancy diets should Jet me wonder in print abeut supplemented with ~=:~::: II iJilrakeet muzzles, and my mail- minerals and vitamins man starts limping. are necessary for li1anks for all your help, but ~eth and_ bony structure I'll have to agree with NBf' : ~aws. This s~.~ld par!~~~~~ the ooly ,·eal solution for a include additional flightl y chewer is 8 cage _ and Ivitamin C, an~. vitamin who could be that cruel~ _ H. Agam, a physiCian must Dear Helen: , consulted. Around deportment store~ in The Natitnal Institute our town they kE'tp birds in Dental Re_search has shotwnll t'ages , semetimes a dor.en to a lhal fluorides .pass through eage. They are in terrible con-I plac~n!al barner, a~ most dition . They bite and scratch phy!llC'll'ns and d~llsls recom: themselves, and are molly and mn en~d sml all dab~y . doses s metimes h· v uon es n com mat1on u . a e sores. vJtamin!, especially I thmk that only pet ~.. rib mon th . slor08 Wl·u th e1uu should tend and sell birds . They h ancy w en t•· ne II rs1 teeth . have the Ia<.'l.11.11es to care 1or to ft m · them. and know how beLter tban Jn~rPoration of fluorides In drygoods stores. I've l!een b~rdl dental enamel lessena enamel that have only hulls, no fOod, solubility and can lnduce inr>i and their water Js dirty. - dence ef dental decay by 11 TO"·" ..' Min'I WORK IHOIS .,: •s·•• . 1 II I i ShHI I V•luts I much ao 110 per cent. Wblle there ......, to be acme con!IH! these corll:ll· troversy, most recognized den· lions . report tht>m first to the tal auth11Uiea support use of MAD Dear Mad: Whrn you I lhoughlless but also very bad I GET TRAINING for business, and few storeA Navy Se"amen Recruits Ja1mea 10ill allow It lo e1Lst after the A. Bird, son of Mr. and Mrl.ll lint complaint. - H. l.Drin G. Bird of Fifth St., '"" II YOUR HELPING HAND Haven, and Philip S. Sndth, of Mr. and Mra. Granville II of New Hav~. are ' ': ~... ' I ' CONNIE LEEDY LONNA THOMPSON ~ ' ... ,, .... "" ' ' JACKIE GILKEY ANN McCALLA •3.88 •4.88 •5.88 'l '· . ,. $10.95 :~~~~~~~ " ;r, To ,~., • • lo ., 101 \ ~ l"fl • -·11 ' ' 11 ' I e Downstain Store I , I '. - ' ~ ll', l " ' ' '1.' · ·•"•Jl•. Get nady for SPRING whh MW DRAPIUJ·ud -VERS • • I••' ) and take adnntage of our SALE 01 our .Htttr ilplrr G1ll : : .. : ,.: . . , .. '' '• \h Y~~U·CIIiAW All·- • FtoiftOUr . ...ularllldl Sale Price •1·~•"' . wo1oder tr your readers would seven weeb ef baoic at IN WW..IPIIILIII, to a &irl ol II who has the Naval Trillilnl ~tor bore. " .._ _ _ _ _..,.--_ _ _...__,_.,.. .:.;..;;....,,..,......_;,it;.:.::~ ' ' lt j: ~~ ·d ·Thtu 1ft Valu• • J slipcover fallrics. Many beautiful pan,... IIG. f1.9t A YD. - - - - - - '"' :?1' '; , : .t. I•' . ~J I atoff' manager. and, if some- fluorides as as afe' und think isn't done, lhen te the preveotive dental health m.,,. ll Humane Society, Thia !iort of ure. thing is not only cruel and · Helen: Lillie I ..,, - ~j J1!, 1 1 BECKY KING JAN 'l'OPB JANET NIBERT ' �-~- ' I - ... .................. ·-................ ., __...... ~- ...,._ .. ____ ---·- ............__ ...... . . . .,..,.._ ..... ---.-- ... ' ' ' ' on This ~Poin,t The Smart Wife Keeps Quiet tl*ltlleut~of·IIIICC7111ingPa,eiy ·~ lxtl ~ .!oa~~ lli<>'iidl .,~ Sona~e wants "~ t\v-!1 io the "·we me& ' lboau 6 "'1)84; ie -. loUr •lm ""'"'"' ~ mea~trr - ez~hm Odldtil, Ze-alanc C)iymrt DaJirf' lfbl."'.·l: ...,n. ,, FJ ! ., ~ :rr. v· -·j ·\ ~ l.· ,[ , ' ( -t ,r, ..• tt,;;, . - 'r "-' I~ .! uw' l'tl : fl~ t~ \ ~w 11-Jrh r.offlr~­ alln tl con v ~"r hlftt\ ! • '"••' " ·voif}e.·not·, Br,oadway ~ .1.. " ' .. I ' I: ·\ \ . i • " . I . ·' more ' I, , ·' ,I 1Ht·¥'itw 111irror IJS~ lights signal Interior paolding. t: ~Y.· I~.e~'. ij~rlan acceleration. \ Bidwell Poriscope, 11'0111. ' than he 11 tbaiJO!I ••· IDODef II' : . . ? ••• ,: •.. .. , , poet the sllualion tO · remain out of )'Gill' PJY check. .' moy be, Ht 111r the ptl .of lnfamOUII 11s1J1 managl!l' £jl., ~ .oD Iff Ultlt • ~ eor· back-bolted camel• balr 0 eoll Nf'w&paptr Eaterprlae Assl. I unchanged. Even If you ue a tJ; · • 1 1 d tbe 11111111 ud lor )'M DIMr dl Coeo /J~ for ''Ule'' iD porllt· inlnd· ll'a lilt a. Hft. a ragpicker mlgbt've put a hooll Last year 2.3 mil_1ion wives 1 bit doubtful yourself that hla abolll~h.ljv~ ~':,';, •:f tili IDUII olwa!" be re- Fl~. on a killing !'IP) 11 out C!f del .In· HajU ·~lit.· IIIOtbar revo- Into b~t not , positively, • lle8l' ~rought home btgger pay pay check · 'IIIII· ,aoon . be bli,W lhe Janii!Y y ·~ IIIOUld lose ~ardotl ..•• the moat tmpe~~aot th• fl*ey ,.,.. dabbling , In llllb !QIIon rea~ . , rtv~ all :"'lhl roJocl. from on early V~ t·hedc.s than their husbands. then yours, doll 1 let your h~ 'VOW" ' job ' If .'ilu ·must worry JOb · cuffs again ColllfiOier-Pul> b\'elkfoll W~GII ~utd In- &ro~h onck Oakle llawrt •• r or those wifes, a few words band aenaa your doubt or you U about that, 4~ II slleiiQy II takea I , omarl womao to llsber Cbooler Conn'l only 1011, <ludlnl tile ·kooko' IiHpo! The But maybe 11'1 really cble · .. · of warning : 1 undennlne bla eonfi~nce In his · .·. · · , . •RM! a bigger pay check !han Jock (His m!Jther 11 fonner Clique ... TV ham I!IUI Burke Cole Porter 1how pWIIBt-tlnfNev<>r. never confide in 1 oblllty to support you one day. ! .Never, ·aevet act 11 thou~b ner huo!>and But II takaa an vtiilde ~ldUner Gract1 DeMa'!Tl told TV Guide he'o On alhelll er Bobby Short Insists metl'l nne. your children, your I Never, never talk about , J1M1 Job were more Important even 81114!"t<r one to keep quiet died of pneumonia (without ev- lflisoner's expected to dr.,e a duda look best "'ben they'va ti\'Ps or his, or friends, 'r-:"y~r money" B!ld "my mon- tllu )'Gil' buballil'o From . a.aboul 1\ • I"' knowing 110 bad II) .. Only 115,1101! housllis Job on Wuh- Jllaaed well beyond tbe llltesl :,.·011 are earning more ~$$~l;,~ ey Put II oltoge.ther and turn · . I the dav before .our old friend lnstoo'l J. J. Goldman .. · . . lapel dimensions. rour husb;,md. it Into "our money.'' . 14-The Sunday Tlmes·Senllne~ S~nday, February 8, 1966 .Chester and partner Jack llrel· "How To' Be 1 J_ewtab Mother" · · Never, neYer Ieven if your ' Naver, never get tha Idea that ' mon ·bad bought ·In one-thll"'l oullold oll boob \flel· W ftc. --l'l lSha nd accuses you of being l because you earn more then o1 ~ mule firm IBUC) prl· Uon) lui fear· · . Said Coco Cbanel (In Womextravagant) c<me back aL , . your husband you ohould have m 11 for _,.. Jick'l future • . · · · · • w· ) bout children Jnrn With the reminder thflt il i bigger vol,; In ,_ the lam· j · BY. WALTER C. PARKES ar v ,,...., Gleason dancer ::·~a,lll Kelton eDI <Ill' 1 : b not HJS money you're spendII)' Income IB open!. 'The cbap wbo'a a big wheel Manila~ aoelaUtea were t'l'he June 'I'JYI!r IIpper whO ''They know 10 much ao· eartng'""· never let your bUS· [iiJi Never never bogruct,e your In business II seldom a round· oel!ost at tbe ~· deatll of lugged nine call "' Fill,)· mer- ly, and II tJ!ey art a woblem • 'd th t be bosband an occa•'"nal extrav.. er. , Heltt Soule of Lli Cote Buque rtod • MJaml -teepei' (.,tlo B!ld tbey cry, a Utile catvadoa Mnd get t,.e I ea • cause •ance simp! you feel •nd Le PaVUIOII; he prnbably elae?) At Lli Grtnoulllo the In the formula - · · burt." vou are at presenl earmns _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ___:_::n_--':.:::C:CY._c:.::...:::::...::~:.::...Dad b - tomorrow oever waa ". the flneat reot.wraltur Ia Style Eallblllbmellt seemed 1Nune burp that 111111 drunk, eomes - or al teaat lllays athe world The State Dally's oolldly In reoldance . . . BIll plt'ase)' ... ''HoBo, Dolly" ...,. WIJ' 1810 be hal cleared up ! PT. PLEASANT - Grayoon lire wiD sbuller lbal estlma- Bids, lbe 'llllnki!IC Glrl'i i!:a- writer Jerry lferman'• quite problema, : Bowers will opeak at the ID!lual ble Bdwy. paatranil pel~ ot> cort . BUiy Baldwin wtlb Kil- royol royaltl-. from. thai bit meetlt(g of the Western DL• ly I day or two .. · BU!Iolo'l ty (lolro. Gilbert) MIDer ... •. total almost 11100,0110 alnce II If you continue driving while lrlct w. Va, Holstein Friesian former top.cop and N.. Y, State Jacques ,lfetlu wllo'i IO!Iuo- opened ... Not lncludlal the drowsy, you're liable to acquire ABBocialion meeting Wednesday Safety Director Tom Pvan re- Ping off on 1 lid trip but then Doocl of OIBb from recorda and "Plan Your Garden to AI· 1 nodding acquaintance with evening, Februnry 9, at Gena placed Sal Maglle as d""'otv _ wbo tan'!? , .. fl'or eblc'a aake ... Abo Simon (who loufbt Jo By Helen Inlet Birds," was the program dloaster. Ball's Restaurant, according to rommlssloner of theN. Y. Sta'' d you aUp on the 101p Ia 1 bali> other periOrmanee take-borne foptc at the RIYerV!eW Garden Russell Jones, Vice President AthleHc CommiJSion . .. Sln~er tub and buB! a gam don't tell Abe Simon (who fought Joe B..ttel Club 'Thursday evening praeent· Nowadaya mon people This assoclati<m of purebred Lelnle Kuan IIIU wed her ac- 1 aou1 _ 1n1111 11 tqlllntered 1n Louis and aUU wound up with w led by Mrs. carl Buckley. Mrs. awttch !baa fl&bt. Tiley ...•t breeders 1B Interested In lrn· rompanlst Peter ~els . · · · llataad ,Megeve or Slmre; lero aU bio marbles) II a Roosevelt <1\JTH ASKF.D FOR IT' b~"<'n in a cast lor the past four ;B<rt Shumway al~ ~escttbed aHord raw beef for tbelr black proving the Holstein breed of Tbe Dncbou of Kent 1 actually bope tile Kennedy'• clon't take Reaceway publicist... Noel C.. Y , • • : . ' Sh h . had an opera· care and planting o rns. eyes. dairy cows which Ill the pre- cooking fer The Doke - wbo up parachute-leaping neall wards opinion of Gloria Swan'llm (olurnll r ~ tur yuung peo 1years · e as d t A house plant arrangement dominate breed here In Mason loves it; be 18)'1 .. . . Westing· ' son ••She loots like au old. old pie. thetr pru'olems and plea- tton on her spme an now mu\S was displayed by Mrs. R E. .-.. boUle bougbt L. A. ltatlon 1hll pll ~ Jammed Oren- tweive" sures thetr troubles and fun Istay m bed from SIX. to nme president, was in charge of the County. A good nucleous of bree KFWB 11 we foreeut. ouOJe - Micheline Lerner · A' with the rest of Helen Help months. not even bemgablelo Wllhams Mrs Buckley vi<O S ers Is needed to supply superior , tAiaa Jar• aedudlve • doclutl~ Dcrotby Donegao bu filed \'; ' '' wet, omes laughes bul l munths. no\ even being able lo , presideni was ,In cbarg; of the S \' cows for the commercial herds Dacca aec Lenny , Slladcr ble • I I In while and leoptprd fllr dil'OI'ct from buaband ""n t dodge s serious quesuoo stand or stl up ror that length ' meeting The devotioool period ~o the ~nty. be Acco~ln~ ~ underwent surgery al South N... daabing In looking duhlq .. ICievelanjl PhotOg WIU!am Mfl. 001 11 8 a hrush·off of lime. She ~ould be so pleased , was conducted by Mrs. Shum· Entered Hospital .' a mem e aau Hoapltal · · · PubiiJber Bud· lise Bay Tarafa back In lbe ea) Just throe montba after thelt Selid your teenage quest ions i lo re-:etve mml Her name: Don. I way. I Persons entering: Holer Hos- I farruh~s are tnvlted. Those Inter- dy M~~rrls SllYIJ ~;·u sue SaJD. champagne-swim (hadn't seen boy's birth . . . Thote free.Oighb ' t<, YOLTH ASKF.D POR IT. Ina Solomon. loth Ave.. Box 238, I A thank you note was read : pita! during tbe last 24 hours esled tn the breed and the ""'"" 'IDY ( Skyscraper ) Kahn .. , h• In a year of Cartier's where to London gambling hells ba\1 care of Helen Help US\ thts Dorothy, Nfw Jersey, 08317. from the Elmwood Rest Homrlincluded: Wilsoo Lewis, Jr., l dahon are also invl~. ·~e fashionable to~~ on the CO!• she was a gem of an aide to Ju· !towed down becau.se the artnewspa per 'l'l~ank Y011• - J. C. thanking the club for favors Mercerville Star Rt.; Mrs. er of the ,Feb. 12 Genliemen 8 los Gleanzer) locking 1leek In a kee .dollar didn't onloid !reel! ThiS column " dedtca~ed to lam· , "'ade by the members. A book,l Blanche O.vla 113.2 Second HAVE PROGRAM :Quarterly wU! be LBJ . . mlnk..moclt; ill fact GrenouUie enough . Sooji Clay may need SALT AND r•PPF.R MAN tly liVIOg, so 11 youre hav~ng i "Gifls from the Garden," w"' Ave.; Roy c. Mehl, 5~\1 Court ! 'The Chester Garden Club IJDda Christiana locked In her was mink wall-to-wall, oil colors a medium lank 81 bodyguan! l~ar Helen kid trouhl e or JUst p\Pm _trouble, I~Jven to the club by Mrs. Law- jSt.; Samuel Treese, Hendersonj will be in charge of the prohome_ because daughter [rom footbaU-garM natUral to efter her explosive detatla aboul , 1, 1,,ther " terribly hand- 1let Helen help YOU ,,e wtll lrenee Rose. ,stanley s. Bailes, GrriOOIS j gram Monday, Feb. 7 over ra· ~a lillie doll) bas mea,. Jean Suffern (Mrs. Tomm!l Life With Cassius and hi1 Black some in a d•~hngmshed way ~lso welc?n1e your own amus- Plans were made to donate to Landing, w. Va.; Jenny Ann dio station WMPO on the "Colave 1 Utter - Cbr~ Tafkr'l paletf gray !pOI'ts job MWJ~m ~ erupt 1n Redboot Wht>n he conws to see me. at mg exp~nem·t>s. Addresf Helen [ the Wakkeena fund. j Hall. New Haven : Cheryl L. \Ice Hour with Jan!t' at 9 a.m. (ProfUQ'JO Affo1r) K~ler 9 wJUt big patch pockets for ICbr . . • 'They' .lay Candy (Edgar's 1 1 cullege. lhe ginls flip over h1m . Bultel m care of this news- During the social hour re- Howard, Rt. 1 Letarti Lori The Frtendly GBrdenerB of . divorce Jepplng tbrougb the ,blizzard .. 8Pf'll} Bergen's role In 'Tht 1 for her r;cent 00 1 But lately something has hap· puper. . . . treshments were served by Mrs. 1 Faulk, Pomeroy: Andrew T. land will have the March pro'We couldn bow !liD<Ih Shore lunched with Wal· Group• II holtell because she pr>nt>d his hair hes turned gray . Copywnght. 111_66 f:ene Wilson, assisted by Mrs. 1Bauer, Chester; Mrs. Wyatt gram. our eve ngll ·; · · ter IJ'roubnan at 1'21" aiJ ·beige plays a lesbian ... Last montb "''d his eyebrows and must"he Kmg Peatures Syndtcate, Inc. l'rank Blse, to Mrs. Ernest Radford, Rt 1 1'omeroy; Mrs. t l'uge and Cbarlle 0 Cur- and amUea: Iaiii midnight lash- Richard Burton silrred on mas are sttll dark - almost black. ' Whitehead. Mrs. Denver Web- Earl s. Davenport. Middleport; Eastern Ave.; 1011, 4:4e ~re adopting a, 3nl cbUd too lycoont1 Jerry Sllvemilln a azlne eovera aa a blOated, dnm. 11 looks stertllng. Do you suo· er, Mrs. R. E. Williams. Mrs. Mrs. Edith C. Hartinger, Porn· l'rlday. ii~.!:a:l a~U ~: Sbannon Ropra fi~PI a pen~ ken, middle-aged leorel agen1 ''"" he touches up these last · Berl SbumWily, Mrs. Doml eroy; Mrs. Grace Utalnger, Ru~ OIJCbarged • eman ~ baab for Dinah alter her tr "The Spy Wbo Came In From 1 two and forgets tlral his hair Riebel Mrs . Claremont Harris, lond: Mrs. Chauncey F. Wer. Charles C. Callahan, mldnlfbl Pmlan Room n~Und· The Cold;" Ibis month Mra g1m h1m away'' · Mrs . Carl Buckley, Mrs. Wal- uer, Rt. I Mlddleport; Mro. E~ eox. Maraha .Jean Gilley, . elaya ... Our rood friend and Burton matched mag82lnes at Should I tell him to either I • ler Brown and Mrs. Lyle Bal· mer c. Edwards, Ashland, Ky.: Glen Cnlft, Vivian D. llaly'l n.crown ,Prlfteo VIc- oeveresl large! Gene Cawllaro the drunken middle • lfl'!l get ' dye jOb in one ol 1\io<e . I derson and Kay. Mrs. Roy c. McNurlln, Aabland, ,MerriU J, Perkins, Emmell tor Emmanuel sUpped aecreUy Jr. el the Colony ambled Madl· that's wllat they ean glamor '"'"~~' men's beauty soops. :BY WJ!Iiam Lawrence, D. D. s. l Ky.: Ralph K. Blackwell, Rt. I Rossiter, Mra. J. Leo k>Wn at o ao-ealled tmlls~ 1011 Ave. land Ibis the Gene bloater In "Va. Woolf'' and , , els> Jet his mustache and , , wh.~reas "a tooth 1':r emy l New Guinea is tho second South Point; Jerry L. Hargett Mrs. Garnet Wright, Ralph botel; at &th ft 60th.· . A picked 011 the mille best-dreao- that's what they eaU 8lamor BY RIJTB MIU.ETI' ,~~; . ' I NEW •, ·· ..., windshield wiJIIrs. · · Strengthened roof. ' Unbreokable gas tonk. BY HALLIE ·'l ' MURRAY Mrs, Mary Dean ia visiting It Rutland w.i.lh her son, Mr. anQ Mrs. Bill Dean and daug~tera. ' rta,. .'Bowers· will BARBS a Be Speaker . ·· Febru'ary 9th' be;:... Garden Planning Is Topic lor ..,...,., Riverview Club Helen Help U5 Ho ·p'JtaJ Nel "·•h ---- I 1 0. 1 I UO(."J.OR SAYS "' :f'"';, ' "' !J ,, '!!" 1 I far 1outlal ntina) 1 alooe• -SOPHOMOR~, cmld 3 Joaephj~·;J~J~r~=~=alllo~ baa::!Pir~a~·=ed~llot~)~ln:•:~·~~· ~·~tength~~IOtln~~Y·::;;:::~ 15 ey, brows an old. wiVes · largest tslllnd io tho world. Rt. l!orvil J. Rubin Houn- iZerkle, """' Sophomore: lack of care shell,2 Oak Rt. I1110; Ewlnt!ton; Ralph E.Mrs.Higgins lllrs. 10 1 doubt your father touches !lakes Its tell . Lester Bowles Pearson we Comet, Hunti11gton. W. VJ. lles Davis an:tf'tnfant t•n his evebruws and mu!itache i 0 ~ mother, and offs~nng, first ambassador to Blrtbl ,Mrs. Russell R. James · . t .th t th ''greying sche-: smce the fetus receives United States. Mn. r-_..-a. Thomas, 2173fant It · s JUS 8 e th e mother. """•• ·' I .. . ., ·h ont'•od in most 1: '" foo,d"r· from vii f' 1sn sync r """' I . t . I 0 JPO le . Ar1d I imagine your , . . Jrs Jm_ por .a~ce 1! Pan- I P .. I nmg and marnt.arnmg a diet I'ather t'(luldn 't care Jess as he : th th . d 1 1 . . . a mee s e mcrease nu· seems to be domg fme w1th t . . 1 d d of IJ·s· peppt>r and salt unm ixed .. rllwna eman 5 pr~g.. • nancy. A normal pregnancy d1et - H. , suggf'sted by the Department DNrr Helen: ' of Dietelics of Yale . New Hav. You askea how to k!'ep 8 en Hospital. should p::trukff'L from chewing plants daily : ~md wcW. I tap my parakeet's , Milk _ 4 cup•. h•·ak e-vtify time he starts to i Meat, fish, fowl - 4 ounce~. rh('w, al)d he's almost stopped. ! (LIYer at leall once 1 Cetting soft wood :!!tiCks for his to insprt adequate cage helps too. - RUTH [of iron, vltamia A, aud Df~ar ~leo : mlne.l How about covering bouse ! Ens - t. plants wi1h an old plastic table- Frulls I! cltru1) - 1 IN'V· cloth w~en your bird is out? tngs. • OWNI!R OF A CHEWER 1 Vtgtlabl,. tlncladtn1 peto. Ut•ar Helen: . toetl - 3 sening1. The best way to keep yonur Whole grain or enriched cerva lanct>s, papers, plants, desk ,!eal or bread - I strVings. tops. etc., unchewed and un-~ Butter or fortlflt41 marglll'ioe • t~eattered Is - KEEP T H E - 2 tablespoon!!. DARN PESTY BIRD IN THE Other foods .. desired to CAGE! - NOT A BIRD FAN furn ish adequate calories. "I One of these 13 young ladiea of Gallia Academy High school u>ilt be 1 ,..I ' I 1MY SISTER IS] Sweets should be kept to ,. . I . clwsetl by U!.e student body to reign a, Valenlh!e Quee11 at the Valentine Boll at the school Salurda'l. Pebr'l!ary 12th. They ' were nomin<zted for the · honor by school clubs and or- ., ' '· ~w lha li u lls, '.I" i W-..aBetiwSM. Hlth Heel, Mod. HM11 Stacked Hilla $8.11 $6.11 1 JANE ANN YOUNG MARY E. PHILLIPS .~'"' '·'' :~~ 1;--.}, BECKY S'l'EPEIP-NSON I' ' ·~ YALUU TO 114.91 YALUIS TO SIO.N ''· f4.11 VALUU 1 !lear Readers: minimum . This suggested diet Funny thing : 1 can publish supplies approximately 2,300 8 hundred pleas on •·How do I calories. Of course, before ytu wm him?" and get no coach- begin any diet, your physician parakeet muzzles, and my mail- should be consulted. in~ from the audience, but Pregnancy diets should Jet me wonder in print abeut supplemented with ~=:~::: II iJilrakeet muzzles, and my mail- minerals and vitamins man starts limping. are necessary for li1anks for all your help, but ~eth and_ bony structure I'll have to agree with NBf' : ~aws. This s~.~ld par!~~~~~ the ooly ,·eal solution for a include additional flightl y chewer is 8 cage _ and Ivitamin C, an~. vitamin who could be that cruel~ _ H. Agam, a physiCian must Dear Helen: , consulted. Around deportment store~ in The Natitnal Institute our town they kE'tp birds in Dental Re_search has shotwnll t'ages , semetimes a dor.en to a lhal fluorides .pass through eage. They are in terrible con-I plac~n!al barner, a~ most dition . They bite and scratch phy!llC'll'ns and d~llsls recom: themselves, and are molly and mn en~d sml all dab~y . doses s metimes h· v uon es n com mat1on u . a e sores. vJtamin!, especially I thmk that only pet ~.. rib mon th . slor08 Wl·u th e1uu should tend and sell birds . They h ancy w en t•· ne II rs1 teeth . have the Ia<.'l.11.11es to care 1or to ft m · them. and know how beLter tban Jn~rPoration of fluorides In drygoods stores. I've l!een b~rdl dental enamel lessena enamel that have only hulls, no fOod, solubility and can lnduce inr>i and their water Js dirty. - dence ef dental decay by 11 TO"·" ..' Min'I WORK IHOIS .,: •s·•• . 1 II I i ShHI I V•luts I much ao 110 per cent. Wblle there ......, to be acme con!IH! these corll:ll· troversy, most recognized den· lions . report tht>m first to the tal auth11Uiea support use of MAD Dear Mad: Whrn you I lhoughlless but also very bad I GET TRAINING for business, and few storeA Navy Se"amen Recruits Ja1mea 10ill allow It lo e1Lst after the A. Bird, son of Mr. and Mrl.ll lint complaint. - H. l.Drin G. Bird of Fifth St., '"" II YOUR HELPING HAND Haven, and Philip S. Sndth, of Mr. and Mra. Granville II of New Hav~. are ' ': ~... ' I ' CONNIE LEEDY LONNA THOMPSON ~ ' ... ,, .... "" ' ' JACKIE GILKEY ANN McCALLA •3.88 •4.88 •5.88 'l '· . ,. $10.95 :~~~~~~~ " ;r, To ,~., • • lo ., 101 \ ~ l"fl • -·11 ' ' 11 ' I e Downstain Store I , I '. - ' ~ ll', l " ' ' '1.' · ·•"•Jl•. Get nady for SPRING whh MW DRAPIUJ·ud -VERS • • I••' ) and take adnntage of our SALE 01 our .Htttr ilplrr G1ll : : .. : ,.: . . , .. '' '• \h Y~~U·CIIiAW All·- • FtoiftOUr . ...ularllldl Sale Price •1·~•"' . wo1oder tr your readers would seven weeb ef baoic at IN WW..IPIIILIII, to a &irl ol II who has the Naval Trillilnl ~tor bore. " .._ _ _ _ _..,.--_ _ _...__,_.,.. .:.;..;;....,,..,......_;,it;.:.::~ ' ' lt j: ~~ ·d ·Thtu 1ft Valu• • J slipcover fallrics. Many beautiful pan,... IIG. f1.9t A YD. - - - - - - '"' :?1' '; , : .t. I•' . ~J I atoff' manager. and, if some- fluorides as as afe' und think isn't done, lhen te the preveotive dental health m.,,. ll Humane Society, Thia !iort of ure. thing is not only cruel and · Helen: Lillie I ..,, - ~j J1!, 1 1 BECKY KING JAN 'l'OPB JANET NIBERT ' �' . I , I •' Hogs Bring Flight to Steady to NE~ ~alarlj 1\l' bu1 ffit .'DaVIt' ~~~~· m~ Soua~~ 1 at :,;till \·we meet" ' the am i IOID< ~~ ...\ D'fl ' <&iN~ ro\ir •In< ~ll![,­ d!oslm, c:JiiiiM n!hs\11'· etrhm Odldril, stcabd ZE~alanC ~pi l)elri_pt • nf\o.,-.JT .II '/ll) I Dut.·es are 'R the I• '!'TW"." " .. ..... 6 Tile Sunday Tlme..Sentlnel, Sunday, February e. J!J611 .. 1~· kyger Ter.,a Lynn of ' and Mrs. Basil family of St. spent a weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mr,. Earl SHOP EVANS••• . REDEEM YOUR · Mailer Coapons I For Dinnerware And Bonus S&] ' , GRE ·Ert I ~~ ;.. News ,Notes· Ullted Prell IDteroaUonal failed. Johnson sent a personal weight the Moon's surcace will much more dUficult. WASIUNGTON (UP!)- Pres- message to Soviet leader say- support. ' The President submitted sevident Johnoon arranged to fly to ins: "all ma.nking. applauds" the Offers Pact , eral urgent l)lessages to CanHawaii Saturday for VIet Nam feat. In other news spheres, Soviet gress, loppen by a request 1\tr war conferences with South Luna 9 sent back to earth tele. ~ler Kosyglq. told !he 17-ila· 13.1 billion In fonlign 'id in !Is. By United Press latenational Vielnamese leaders and the U.S. vision pictures . "of amazing tiqn Geneva disarmament coO- cal 1967, ml)6t' of it related ·to )1~ices of slaughter steers and military hJgh command. quality'' lndicatlng the Moon's ference that Russia was ready Viet Nam and to give more help hrtfers as well as slaughter His dramatic unberalded an- surface was like a rocky !p coMmit lteelf in a non-pro. to countries which help lh<m· l~mbs u~uall~ moved .in ·. 8 nouncement c~e after his Viet jdesert instead 'of being covered Ufet~tion pact not to be he seryes. Not , includes was $1 , l'• -l1 rr dtrectmn at Midwest Nam peace offensive hit a dead by thick dust ~posits, as many first 'to use J'IUclear weapons 1billlon for ttJe· "food for n~arkets last week but steady end, forcing him to order re- SCientists believed. The U.S. ag~:~inst non-nuclear oountr1es if 1 progr~m . 1~ 1ower pncL'S were genera] newed bombing of Qlmmunist may try by late 1968 to send ils i the other nuclear powers do thej . 24 tor hogs. North Vie\ Nam. three-man Apollo spaceship to same. Disarmament officials ' He also asked for $5 '·At major livestock terminals · · Ian d'IDg but must acquire · satd · tbis · wou ld make agreement for an. mtemational, health The North VIetnamese had luni:lr 'd ·laughter steers and heifers sold been spared for 37 days-days more information on what on a non-proliferation treatylcdkudcatJon program 'to ra 'steady to 50 cents higher' . · Hanoi· an~~r:lJI • d Chi na m of slavery In whtch . . and thethescoUr e ofof iJ:~:~~ ettept at st Joseph where a scorned the bombing lull and 111-'The Sunday Times-Senti no~ Sunday, Februlll'y 6, . 1966 . g , · d Job ,5 1 te5t .. And, sborlly, he satd, 1 sle::~ dy to !'.5 cents ower tren nson a peace ever' · · propose a highwa safet act prevailed. Cows were .50-$2.00 tures and rushed more men iiF£\3 l~IIIIIIZ I !Ill !iltiii\i'il&l curb ''death and Jestruc~on and h\lillflr and bulls mostly .50- and guns Into battle.. But the AU persoDl who get ebecb ,.nseless ~arnage on our ~.k?q. Closing pnces for \'ea!ers Chtef Ex.~ullve per~sted m from tbe Veterans Admi_Dlstra~ ways." . were extremely irregular vary- "our pW'sUJt of peace. ' ioa received with the last Jaaing from as much as $2.00 For the first lime he called ury 3tot check a wbl\e punch· Budget Director Charles lower to $5 00 higher. on the United Nations Seourity ed eard. U the beneficiary Schultze warned Congress needs help, It mlgbl save a ne·w tax hikes may be "OCcs-j Smaller cattle receipts and Council to propose a cease-r: H acceptable to the U.S., anol trip to tbe Meigs County Ve~ . sary to curb war-spawned iJ'llla-1 the higher trend that prevailed and Peking. But the Commuerans Service office on Court· U.on but he ruled out pn<':e-••AgEij· fo r dressed bCef late in t~e nists blasted Johnson's move Bryson R. Carter · stressed st In PomerOy If be would controls "for the foreseeable period, were bu~lsh factors ?I and demanded reconvening of kindness, fairness, politeness teieplloae tbe Servietc Office ture.'' At the same time the the trade on hve cattle th!s the 1954-1962 Geneva -:onfer- and coo~~ation, along with befor~ coming Ja. Han the ministration guideposts if Wt"t'k. Howe\u, s 13 ugh ter ferences which fixed the So~th responsibllity 115 he outlined the ' wblte card iD hand wben caU- and industry start ignoring ~tt'cr~ under I,OO . pounds and North Vietnamese borders. duties of officers and members lug. them 19 the point of serious · nm 1 mued_ to meet wJth , ~e No Polity Shift recently for the Three-H's and The telephone number is nation. 4 m<,~t reliable demand. _<..:at,le The President stressed that !a Ha -H Club. · Pomeroy WY 2-zszt. Do not Klaa Cited s_iaughtc~ undl'r fedl'.ral mspec- his journey to Hawaii meant no Carter, former 4-H agent, ls i eall between JWoe aod I p.m. ln Congress the liouse cltl'd fmn, esltmatl'd ·1t sltghtly over . . h' v· I" county extension agent Agri. . 500 0011 hc:ul wa:-; suhs lantially shift 1? IS let ~am po Jcy. . d k, 1 ~s;,w~..~~'@ij. lmpe~tal W1zard Robert Shelto•n · . He satd U1e meetmg was ar. culture. an was spea ing to :md SJX other Ku Klux Klan beluw the prevwus week and a b · the 4-H club at a recent meetlittle below a \'ear :Jgo. Tlte ranged. ecause he w~nted to : . 'd . M reeD 000f lt>aders for contempt for refus-] . · . meet Vtetnamese Prem1er Ngu- ~ m at the resl ence of rs. lng to produce Ian records· avcroge wc1ght of steers '>'as • , . ~ . Dale Harbom, 113 Vinton Ct. , · down for the third eonsecutn·c yr.:n Coa K.} , VJetnamese , C~tef . . the ~ouse Co~mtttee on . . of state Nguyen Van 11ueu. The meetmg prestded over 0 Amencan octivt!Jes. II• ~:~:~:~1 \\eek Cattle ltt•rc1pts . Down they would be tried h·, Gen · William C· Westmorehnd ' · I·by the president, ed .· Sharon Ham.,•., R eipts of some 1613 000 U.S. Oommander in Soulhea~! Ill ton. open. v,;tth _the 4-H ed they would be tried here cr at 12 markd~ wl're about ' A.sw, and u.s. Arn bassa dor to I' pledge. Vtce - president . horne sIates .m ratlle . Joyce , s. ra d or .m thetr . !l th 13 , Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge. Burner gave the devot1ons, 'The the south. t>1ght per cent sma er an ' : . .,. I Living Tree," followed b)' pray- ·1 ' · y,(•ek and around 13 per cen! : Accompanymg Johnson '>'CI e . . Millard Cassidy principal of Senate Democratic . 1ary 0f St·t D·(<Jn Rus·k· •er. • 1 hdow ·..a year ago. · s ecre ii e ' .Roll cal. was answered wtth 1l Green Elementary' school has l 1'!ik e Mansf'Je ld ' DM · on·· ' Carr~~" prices for ste(•r and Defense Secretary Robrrt S. l ~roject chosen OOr th~ year. . released the honor roll fo~ the ,a gag rule petition to break ... . o1 n.gn. • The dub f1ve .. hours : third six weeks period. One stu- Se na te . f'l'b · 1a lleii. .ET bed generally were McN·amara.. secre~r)' . reported . 11 us ter ~gams s le;· dv.J~to 1 ceni a pound lowf'r culture Orv11\e L. heeman and co_mmumty se;,vtce on Oper-. dent, C1:1lhy tJQggs, third grade, to nulhfy . State Rtght-of- Wo.rk I ! l:; ws. A vote was '·':he<lu!ed I Ihan .lt week ago. However. at Secretary o f Health and Wei- atmn, Snowball and the March had a straight A average. ('hic•;:;g~ prices were If.! to 1 fare John W. Gardner. Presence of Dimes. O~e ~ew J,nember, Others making the roll by Feb. 8. Passage reqmres ft'lll up and 800-900 pound o! the latter twp was to permit I ~an~n Lemley,_ Y<as Y.elcomed grades were· port of two-thirds of the St!nal'f -r~ssc~ were reported ':-2 cent ex~loration of programs lo help ! mtt. the dub. Mmutes were read . Sevenh _·Mike M ers and tors present. at K"!:'w York · Cow bed the Daleen h Y ' The '•1jciH:r .., . South Vietnamese solve erit- by d secretary th t , . Harbour 1: J udy o· riSer. . Supreme Cou;~~~~~~e~'~'~ . "lh"1nced J.J cents 1cal farm and health problems an e reasurer s report was : h S . S revif'W the federal .. , · · · . J . ' 8 , 1xt - levJe levers and Prime l.l.'i0-1.400 pound The President said there gtve.n by e_nmfer Ke~ns . i JQhn Dav in(! conviction of James R. lt•Pr~ !J rou ~ht $28.00 to $23.50 would be military and non-miliM1ss HamJiton. prestdent , ap- 1 F' flh · 8 1 S d fa, president of the ..,,,.rful 1 · choJce · and tary bTJefmgs · · •· · t d th e Io11 owmg · comml· ·t ry Sa 1 dren . .m Tenne~see I" g ar.d Teamsters' umon, ar ~icago and high for the V1etnampJJn e Cynthian 8ers, 0 , , r rr. c l.CtJO - 1,400 p o u n d s esc lenders. ··we want to be , tees :. I ShellyunF:;~~r. a gs an ~eanwhlle Hoffa still faces S2i.5nJ_28.00. sure of our best plannmg and F<Jir Booth - Margaret Eh- : Fourth _ Jill Fo t T a fiVe-year term for a Chicai'O Hiltf.;)closed the week selling maxtmum resull<;," he satd. But i man and F.ller MeCreedv, to j St 0 .d St s_ e~i ~re~d mail fraud conviction. :'!r:Jd,rfo 50 cents lower except · he emphasized that no part.icu- ! serve with the prellidenl; Pro- j BevPrs,J aviAII··ralg 'Cavhl Patricia Kennedy Lawford · c· b 1 d 11 ·1· d h J rvan. oy Ison . at y . . J . 8 at Ka11sas 1fy w ere s ea y to ar m.J 1tary evelopment ad gram - oyce urner, enn1- 1C ·1d II T . W d d J ~tster of the late Pre;tdent John ·h.tg·her pnces · re1. Kerns, Bec ky pau 1ey, an d 1 Ha we 1a cents were ·l ied to t he talks. . 1· . am1 M .oo 0war ~ ay F. Kennedy, ended on ll-year ·d h ' Pr. ·11 o · C .t t· · arm 1m 2:SS1e . . :star Peter I dy t(J , Secre ta ry Rusk sal Jo nso n I !SCI a .:.y1.on; ~ r· n e r .Sows were sea ons11u kiD dJ W"l' awn . Cur- . marnage to mov1e 1would welcome another Geneva and By-Laws - Daleen Har- :YT~? eanne. 1cox~n. $1 50 her. Lawford with a quickie divorce Tht> d?wnturn in hog prices conference if it made the pres- I bour. Connie Cotton and Karen d t~d d- Chrish Caldwell, Con. in Idaho. She charged mental ram ,' m the face _of the ent Sout~ and North Vietnamese ' Lemley._ u son, Jo n Myers, John cruelty and was awarded cus1 smallest 12~market recetpts for boundanes fully effective-~ m The g1rls also selected Secret ~yre, Cathh .Graham, Pamela tody of their four children It ;m~ IIC'£1k smce last September. unlikely deveklpment in view of ;Sisters for the year. aufer, _De ra Rowland, Bar- was the first divorce In the ~l ol·e\·~r. ?u~ ~ expanded Hanoi's determination t(l over-i A recreation period was held bara Wtlooxen, Tonya W~- tory of the all-Catholic Kennedy nPrl;d mg m_mtenor Iowa ::tnd run pro-Western South Viet iwithMargaretEhmanincharge, ward, Jo~n .s~llaz, Jeff ~arn- clan. f;•Juthrm Mmnesota were rtam. I Refreshments were served by s~n, Tamt Weiher and Cheryl At Cape Kennedy Fla., mu-:erately larger than last . Haaol Spared .Joyce Burner and Connie Cot- SJgler. U.S. orbited its lith Tiro'S s~mrml 1 \lh ' k. ~ul about 12 per cent The President, in a natimtwide 1ton, who had made cookies as ttunter satellite to ~~~:;~: [ bl•l::w) year ago. . i telec~st, sa1d he had ended lhe l part of project work. BURNED TO DEATH the first full-time Si \\ ho,ale carl~t pnces for 8-j bombmg lull to save American I Before the meeting, Mrs. · MANILA (UPl) .~A ZS..ye~r- weather-watching system. ~2 wm~ pork !oms were do\_Yn and Allied lives. But he again SiLas J. Hamillon and Mrs., old college student 10 C~~u ~dy i The President announced .". ~~- Z'h ce,nts 1 _a pOund, whtl~ spared _Hanoi _and its principal ! Harbour, advisors, had talked m the . central Phihppmf's r3 million more tnns of groin 1 ~ ,w .~ wen i ll to 3 ce1~ls port.y City, Ha1phong, from dev-1to the girls about their C"OOkies l burned hun~clf to death for i would be sent iminediately 1 help India recover from a hl ghn. Doston butts were :-2·! iJSI..ahon, not only to keep peace j- recipe, texture and what ~~known reasons. the ~~n~ ~P· Fresh hams were hopes alive but to deprive Pe- ' they had learned. Ot!ters i "'Jmes reported Saturday. drought-caused famine. ~~~~gul ..tr. 1hut generally weak to king of a pretext for entering ! brought sew ing baskets, a n dl LlSAIESOEUSLO<UUTPfV) ISIGT. h ~ lens ower. the war . , thes d" sed Th I b I -n. Jo n EXPLORING NEW Hogs At $28 Johns~n said that "if ron- was e were dtsedcus :t e cku Waters, commander-in-chief 1 l n 'h k' rm· al · · · commen on s wor • the U S A · tb HORIZONS 1 e wee 5 . sessiOn, tinued immunity is given to a11 ; · · rmy m e . . · :a n IP.ad you into an (!Xclllnll new m~st _u.s. No. 1·3 gr,Jde hogs that supports Norlh Viet Nam wound up a four-day v1s1t 1 w.reer In the & l amorou~ world of A brlgbt Iuture uwalll WCigh tqg 100-240 pounds cleared aggression, the cost in livesSouth Korea Saturda~. He was j ·o•metl('l. ho.ae wtlo quallt,v. E~:plui"' thl1 •PPortuniiJ to e.t.a.bll!!h your "CI"J fromcl::.00-$29.00. . American, Vietnamese and 1to. proceed to Taiwan •wn comnelle bu•lnfltl with tligb . W ed slaughter l_ambs f1- lied- will only be greatly in-, Ok!nawa as p~rt of a tour ncome potential. You will delllrht n uaodauna wllh national adDISh!'d the week selhng "".a creased ." He added that "10 the umts under hiS command. •ertlsll'd Producta !.hat are arl•torata in lhe l'OIImetle field . Write: steady to 50 cents higher bas1s, light of the 'II.'QrdS and actions I .,~ l)l:rector of Fn.nchiAea. Vl"IMM except at St. Joseph where the or Hanot· 't . d pers Plains. This was the Cur· 'Voodard Corp. Dflpt. 10690, H~l 1 1 t • , 1 IS our cear u y , 50 Irem 1 was 2,. ,tua Sl.l Panorama CltJ, CaUf. tis's first child. ctn s 1ower. to dn what we can to !'mil th .1 1 Wooled slaughter ewes and cest ,. e:-; .. " feeder lambs were steady to s. . . At the Cap1ta l there was bJ. : Funeral services for Mrs. Ja$1.()() h.rg her. t" f b L4RGEST SELECTION IN SJ;mghter lamb prices conti- ' par 1san sup~rt or the renew. co . (Marga~etl Reibel , Porn e. nurd at a l"·year-high level a! of bombmg and the U.N.]roy, who d1ed early Saturday SOUTHEASTERN OHIO OF IIOIH''..,r, the ~holesale markef pe~~e thrust. ~ut Chairman J . 1 morn~ng in_ the Meigs General for d~sed lamb wa<i lower as , Wilham Fulbnght, D-Ark., ol Hosp1tal WJII ,be held Monday ~ever< snowstorms thraughout · t~e s:nate Foreign Relabons at 2 p.m. at the Ewing Chapel the Etst tied up transportation Comm1tt~e, who Oppos€~ Joh~- ~i!h .the Rev,_ Don~ld Hi~ks of· : fat' ilities and choked the ahe,ad ~1th a searc~lng mvest1- fJcJalmg. Burtal w1il be m lhe : movement of dressed lamb. sons \ tet Nam policy, pressed Beech Grove cemetery. She was Wholesale carlot prices for gilllon. . a member of the Federa!W C.:lrc<1ss lilmb were steady to 2 The Pres1dent supported Me- church. end ('ent~ a pound lower, with most NJmara a~ Gen. Earl G. . She was horn tn Syracuse. dliwnt urn on weights over 55 Wheeler, cha1rman of the Joint i the daughter of the late Jamt>s pounds. : Chiefs ?£ Staff,_in their refusal 1 and .Johanl"kl Carroll Mathew. Twelve marht receipts of 1to . Le~tdy pub.hcly b( • F'ul- 1son. Her ~usband, .Jacob, preabout 44,000 sheep and lambs bnght_s csmmJttee or a. ... ceded her m death m 1947. She were much the same as last committee lest they be pu 1 .n bad been fn ill health for a week and aboul 3.000 larger the _position of inadvtrtently Inumber of years. thau a year ago. helpmg the enemy. Survivors include a son, RobIf you can't make your Ch~ce and prime 68-111 Pope's Efforts ert J ., Middleport; a daughter, ! puund wooled :.laughter lambs Vatican City said that despite Mary Virginia ReibeJ, at home own we will custom W"re reported front $28.50- unfavorable developments, Pope three sisters M,rs. C. T. Boot. $29 7~. with some up to $30.00 Paul Vf would continue pressure on, Dunedin, Fla.; Mrs. Anna make them for you. at Chi('ngo. Live p9ultry o~ ~an~i and Peking to accept Smeeks Parkersburg. and Mrs, dPJi·;ered to Chicago this week arb1trat1on by neutral members Cla1 a Clunk. Columbus. v.a ~ unchanged to 2 cents or the U.N. This won Jotmson 's Friend.~ In'<~Y call at the fu- . lowPr. with the decline on 1complete endorsement.. . neral home at anytime. WE HAVE THE f·:\"' T!-;: whole sale grade eggs Almost overshadowmg V1ct ' wen· Ph lo 21 2 cents a dozen Nam wa~ a space first scored Grave 8ide Service ~np;lt rt. ; wholf·~ale butter prices 1by Russ1a. A 3,QOO.pound ''rewm •Jabout I cent higher and search laboratory" - Luna 11- I• Helrl on Sunday rilt<t•Sll '.":Js mainly unchanged, made a "soft" landing on the , Cr~evs !de rites for Harry Lee ex,·1·rt · for s·. .•iss whicb was Moon three days after launch. Curt1s, fJve-day-old son of Mr. tm di:J ngt~d to J cent higher. ing. anc! Mrs. Hall Curtis, RFD, ondthelo,..eat Li.;,. cattle contracts were It was a key step towarrl R~edsville , who died early Frimr· ('d li1is week. The February landing men on the moon. day at St. Joseph hospital, ParMfoctlan In thla lwrl nw nlh high of $27.70. while The first such U.s. att... rnpt is kersburg, were to be held tooru. Como, Shop, th•• Du·ember slipped 25 cents not expected befure May. Four day at 2 p.m. at the Sand Hill to $29.10 per hundredweight. An other Russian attempts had cemetery, Long Bottom, the Sovol upw ard trend in choice steer nev. Robert Smith officiating. pri~c~ at leading stockyards and soybeans irregularly higher Survivors in addition to his helpi>d the c-urrent contract to on the Chicago Board of Trade prrents include the grandparmove higher while the deferred this week. ef1ts, 1\lr. and Mrs. Perry Curmonths gave ground under Wheat was Y. Jowf'r to lAt ·tis, RFD, Reedsville and Mr. ·lpteading operations. cent higher ; corn off ~• to 1; and Mrs. Melvln Drake, · RFD, DEPAR'I'MENT STORE Wheat and rye closed the oats up % t• 7!8; rye off B'., to Racine. ftl'k mixed, corn lractionally y, higher and .oybean' up 10 1o Friend' were received at Opp. Tho Park In Grtlllpolls, Ohio lllWer, oats fractionaUy b1gber'2~>. Arbaugh Funeral borne at "I o/011111 wenti Surprise Move Lower Prices l'Q ~I l~awaii, .... . Outlined by GaJJ•Ia Agen·l , STAM ·PS Meeting Set . .. G H R IJ ReIeased I By Pr•'ncl'pai ENTER . KROGER'S To Inform 'Trips'n Gifts' · Area Farmers Sweepstakes ·Win A Vacation Spending Spre• KING SIZE 20cOFF Plus 500 Booka of "TV" Stamp· . WIENERS 1 1 ' :,f'- 'i ~~~:1 ' t~o.~ ~!~ !-' uw•· ch:· f~t 1 < ~~ ~ <'On\rn al1l1 :u conver bl!ili''l • \(' PRICES IFP!CTIVI MONDAY, TU&SDAY • AND WEDNESDAY ONLY u........ 1 ~ 1 a: 1 1 ............. Coffee NESCAFE ... Oil INSTANT· COFFEE 104l.lu ... _,..,_ Surf ... 0111 BONUS JAR 20c0FF ................ 68c c Breeze 7·0Z. JAR WHY do so many young married people 2 ••• Choose Mrs. Reihel of p omerov Dies RinsoBiue llo 0111 Ptl ....... _ . 78c Larry's Ear Jy safurdav Furniture Fluffy "All" ............... 83c Vim Tablets The toughest shoppers to impress-and selt-t~re FABRICS Dishwater •AD" the countryside, this is where they settle. We don't buy . _ _ _ 79c our furniture at a price but up to a standard. Still we tell -- liz GAL. our fine furniture for less. We've been checking around. -------· ... ........... . .. --.,.-~-- .. Silver Dust ... ·~69t other stores sale prices. We stand oohind each and every ,,. piece af furniture we sell; we're toCil young in the business _,., ~ ro operata otherwise. . ' ' \ $1.77 . lb. bag Itt lemA Bread....... 4- 88, APPLES " Lu Liquid -. • I Ub. ba11. --···- 45c ' -·------- .... ' COFFEE "All'' Believe It or not,. frequently our regular prices are less than . • SpotUght Bean • ........_.... 70c taste. When they finally setlle on furniture, after shopping 1\Jtr i .-------------------..J' gaL lloOtll young marrieds with limited budgets and unlimited gaod Darnbrough's gal.39c 85c SLIP· COVER FINEST LINENS - ....... WAYSIDE DRAP.ERIES, CURTAINS I 2 - - 73c Silver Dust Blue .... ..... _ $1.41 BLEACH .. ·····~-· ·• 87c Swan Liquid --···- 6Zc i•· Wisk Jjquid . 11«. 111t11t •••••• .' I I! ' to .'." r "1'11 •m\'lqT ,~ ... l'[l, ,------:-_____._.._....,._~ .''il.f Modesa 75c :-;~ •···~;.. Anaein· ,. ....... -·- ,i '".w 1, �' . I , I •' Hogs Bring Flight to Steady to NE~ ~alarlj 1\l' bu1 ffit .'DaVIt' ~~~~· m~ Soua~~ 1 at :,;till \·we meet" ' the am i IOID< ~~ ...\ D'fl ' <&iN~ ro\ir •In< ~ll![,­ d!oslm, c:JiiiiM n!hs\11'· etrhm Odldril, stcabd ZE~alanC ~pi l)elri_pt • nf\o.,-.JT .II '/ll) I Dut.·es are 'R the I• '!'TW"." " .. ..... 6 Tile Sunday Tlme..Sentlnel, Sunday, February e. J!J611 .. 1~· kyger Ter.,a Lynn of ' and Mrs. Basil family of St. spent a weekend with parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mr,. Earl SHOP EVANS••• . REDEEM YOUR · Mailer Coapons I For Dinnerware And Bonus S&] ' , GRE ·Ert I ~~ ;.. News ,Notes· Ullted Prell IDteroaUonal failed. Johnson sent a personal weight the Moon's surcace will much more dUficult. WASIUNGTON (UP!)- Pres- message to Soviet leader say- support. ' The President submitted sevident Johnoon arranged to fly to ins: "all ma.nking. applauds" the Offers Pact , eral urgent l)lessages to CanHawaii Saturday for VIet Nam feat. In other news spheres, Soviet gress, loppen by a request 1\tr war conferences with South Luna 9 sent back to earth tele. ~ler Kosyglq. told !he 17-ila· 13.1 billion In fonlign 'id in !Is. By United Press latenational Vielnamese leaders and the U.S. vision pictures . "of amazing tiqn Geneva disarmament coO- cal 1967, ml)6t' of it related ·to )1~ices of slaughter steers and military hJgh command. quality'' lndicatlng the Moon's ference that Russia was ready Viet Nam and to give more help hrtfers as well as slaughter His dramatic unberalded an- surface was like a rocky !p coMmit lteelf in a non-pro. to countries which help lh<m· l~mbs u~uall~ moved .in ·. 8 nouncement c~e after his Viet jdesert instead 'of being covered Ufet~tion pact not to be he seryes. Not , includes was $1 , l'• -l1 rr dtrectmn at Midwest Nam peace offensive hit a dead by thick dust ~posits, as many first 'to use J'IUclear weapons 1billlon for ttJe· "food for n~arkets last week but steady end, forcing him to order re- SCientists believed. The U.S. ag~:~inst non-nuclear oountr1es if 1 progr~m . 1~ 1ower pncL'S were genera] newed bombing of Qlmmunist may try by late 1968 to send ils i the other nuclear powers do thej . 24 tor hogs. North Vie\ Nam. three-man Apollo spaceship to same. Disarmament officials ' He also asked for $5 '·At major livestock terminals · · Ian d'IDg but must acquire · satd · tbis · wou ld make agreement for an. mtemational, health The North VIetnamese had luni:lr 'd ·laughter steers and heifers sold been spared for 37 days-days more information on what on a non-proliferation treatylcdkudcatJon program 'to ra 'steady to 50 cents higher' . · Hanoi· an~~r:lJI • d Chi na m of slavery In whtch . . and thethescoUr e ofof iJ:~:~~ ettept at st Joseph where a scorned the bombing lull and 111-'The Sunday Times-Senti no~ Sunday, Februlll'y 6, . 1966 . g , · d Job ,5 1 te5t .. And, sborlly, he satd, 1 sle::~ dy to !'.5 cents ower tren nson a peace ever' · · propose a highwa safet act prevailed. Cows were .50-$2.00 tures and rushed more men iiF£\3 l~IIIIIIZ I !Ill !iltiii\i'il&l curb ''death and Jestruc~on and h\lillflr and bulls mostly .50- and guns Into battle.. But the AU persoDl who get ebecb ,.nseless ~arnage on our ~.k?q. Closing pnces for \'ea!ers Chtef Ex.~ullve per~sted m from tbe Veterans Admi_Dlstra~ ways." . were extremely irregular vary- "our pW'sUJt of peace. ' ioa received with the last Jaaing from as much as $2.00 For the first lime he called ury 3tot check a wbl\e punch· Budget Director Charles lower to $5 00 higher. on the United Nations Seourity ed eard. U the beneficiary Schultze warned Congress needs help, It mlgbl save a ne·w tax hikes may be "OCcs-j Smaller cattle receipts and Council to propose a cease-r: H acceptable to the U.S., anol trip to tbe Meigs County Ve~ . sary to curb war-spawned iJ'llla-1 the higher trend that prevailed and Peking. But the Commuerans Service office on Court· U.on but he ruled out pn<':e-••AgEij· fo r dressed bCef late in t~e nists blasted Johnson's move Bryson R. Carter · stressed st In PomerOy If be would controls "for the foreseeable period, were bu~lsh factors ?I and demanded reconvening of kindness, fairness, politeness teieplloae tbe Servietc Office ture.'' At the same time the the trade on hve cattle th!s the 1954-1962 Geneva -:onfer- and coo~~ation, along with befor~ coming Ja. Han the ministration guideposts if Wt"t'k. Howe\u, s 13 ugh ter ferences which fixed the So~th responsibllity 115 he outlined the ' wblte card iD hand wben caU- and industry start ignoring ~tt'cr~ under I,OO . pounds and North Vietnamese borders. duties of officers and members lug. them 19 the point of serious · nm 1 mued_ to meet wJth , ~e No Polity Shift recently for the Three-H's and The telephone number is nation. 4 m<,~t reliable demand. _<..:at,le The President stressed that !a Ha -H Club. · Pomeroy WY 2-zszt. Do not Klaa Cited s_iaughtc~ undl'r fedl'.ral mspec- his journey to Hawaii meant no Carter, former 4-H agent, ls i eall between JWoe aod I p.m. ln Congress the liouse cltl'd fmn, esltmatl'd ·1t sltghtly over . . h' v· I" county extension agent Agri. . 500 0011 hc:ul wa:-; suhs lantially shift 1? IS let ~am po Jcy. . d k, 1 ~s;,w~..~~'@ij. lmpe~tal W1zard Robert Shelto•n · . He satd U1e meetmg was ar. culture. an was spea ing to :md SJX other Ku Klux Klan beluw the prevwus week and a b · the 4-H club at a recent meetlittle below a \'ear :Jgo. Tlte ranged. ecause he w~nted to : . 'd . M reeD 000f lt>aders for contempt for refus-] . · . meet Vtetnamese Prem1er Ngu- ~ m at the resl ence of rs. lng to produce Ian records· avcroge wc1ght of steers '>'as • , . ~ . Dale Harbom, 113 Vinton Ct. , · down for the third eonsecutn·c yr.:n Coa K.} , VJetnamese , C~tef . . the ~ouse Co~mtttee on . . of state Nguyen Van 11ueu. The meetmg prestded over 0 Amencan octivt!Jes. II• ~:~:~:~1 \\eek Cattle ltt•rc1pts . Down they would be tried h·, Gen · William C· Westmorehnd ' · I·by the president, ed .· Sharon Ham.,•., R eipts of some 1613 000 U.S. Oommander in Soulhea~! Ill ton. open. v,;tth _the 4-H ed they would be tried here cr at 12 markd~ wl're about ' A.sw, and u.s. Arn bassa dor to I' pledge. Vtce - president . horne sIates .m ratlle . Joyce , s. ra d or .m thetr . !l th 13 , Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge. Burner gave the devot1ons, 'The the south. t>1ght per cent sma er an ' : . .,. I Living Tree," followed b)' pray- ·1 ' · y,(•ek and around 13 per cen! : Accompanymg Johnson '>'CI e . . Millard Cassidy principal of Senate Democratic . 1ary 0f St·t D·(<Jn Rus·k· •er. • 1 hdow ·..a year ago. · s ecre ii e ' .Roll cal. was answered wtth 1l Green Elementary' school has l 1'!ik e Mansf'Je ld ' DM · on·· ' Carr~~" prices for ste(•r and Defense Secretary Robrrt S. l ~roject chosen OOr th~ year. . released the honor roll fo~ the ,a gag rule petition to break ... . o1 n.gn. • The dub f1ve .. hours : third six weeks period. One stu- Se na te . f'l'b · 1a lleii. .ET bed generally were McN·amara.. secre~r)' . reported . 11 us ter ~gams s le;· dv.J~to 1 ceni a pound lowf'r culture Orv11\e L. heeman and co_mmumty se;,vtce on Oper-. dent, C1:1lhy tJQggs, third grade, to nulhfy . State Rtght-of- Wo.rk I ! l:; ws. A vote was '·':he<lu!ed I Ihan .lt week ago. However. at Secretary o f Health and Wei- atmn, Snowball and the March had a straight A average. ('hic•;:;g~ prices were If.! to 1 fare John W. Gardner. Presence of Dimes. O~e ~ew J,nember, Others making the roll by Feb. 8. Passage reqmres ft'lll up and 800-900 pound o! the latter twp was to permit I ~an~n Lemley,_ Y<as Y.elcomed grades were· port of two-thirds of the St!nal'f -r~ssc~ were reported ':-2 cent ex~loration of programs lo help ! mtt. the dub. Mmutes were read . Sevenh _·Mike M ers and tors present. at K"!:'w York · Cow bed the Daleen h Y ' The '•1jciH:r .., . South Vietnamese solve erit- by d secretary th t , . Harbour 1: J udy o· riSer. . Supreme Cou;~~~~~~e~'~'~ . "lh"1nced J.J cents 1cal farm and health problems an e reasurer s report was : h S . S revif'W the federal .. , · · · . J . ' 8 , 1xt - levJe levers and Prime l.l.'i0-1.400 pound The President said there gtve.n by e_nmfer Ke~ns . i JQhn Dav in(! conviction of James R. lt•Pr~ !J rou ~ht $28.00 to $23.50 would be military and non-miliM1ss HamJiton. prestdent , ap- 1 F' flh · 8 1 S d fa, president of the ..,,,.rful 1 · choJce · and tary bTJefmgs · · •· · t d th e Io11 owmg · comml· ·t ry Sa 1 dren . .m Tenne~see I" g ar.d Teamsters' umon, ar ~icago and high for the V1etnampJJn e Cynthian 8ers, 0 , , r rr. c l.CtJO - 1,400 p o u n d s esc lenders. ··we want to be , tees :. I ShellyunF:;~~r. a gs an ~eanwhlle Hoffa still faces S2i.5nJ_28.00. sure of our best plannmg and F<Jir Booth - Margaret Eh- : Fourth _ Jill Fo t T a fiVe-year term for a Chicai'O Hiltf.;)closed the week selling maxtmum resull<;," he satd. But i man and F.ller MeCreedv, to j St 0 .d St s_ e~i ~re~d mail fraud conviction. :'!r:Jd,rfo 50 cents lower except · he emphasized that no part.icu- ! serve with the prellidenl; Pro- j BevPrs,J aviAII··ralg 'Cavhl Patricia Kennedy Lawford · c· b 1 d 11 ·1· d h J rvan. oy Ison . at y . . J . 8 at Ka11sas 1fy w ere s ea y to ar m.J 1tary evelopment ad gram - oyce urner, enn1- 1C ·1d II T . W d d J ~tster of the late Pre;tdent John ·h.tg·her pnces · re1. Kerns, Bec ky pau 1ey, an d 1 Ha we 1a cents were ·l ied to t he talks. . 1· . am1 M .oo 0war ~ ay F. Kennedy, ended on ll-year ·d h ' Pr. ·11 o · C .t t· · arm 1m 2:SS1e . . :star Peter I dy t(J , Secre ta ry Rusk sal Jo nso n I !SCI a .:.y1.on; ~ r· n e r .Sows were sea ons11u kiD dJ W"l' awn . Cur- . marnage to mov1e 1would welcome another Geneva and By-Laws - Daleen Har- :YT~? eanne. 1cox~n. $1 50 her. Lawford with a quickie divorce Tht> d?wnturn in hog prices conference if it made the pres- I bour. Connie Cotton and Karen d t~d d- Chrish Caldwell, Con. in Idaho. She charged mental ram ,' m the face _of the ent Sout~ and North Vietnamese ' Lemley._ u son, Jo n Myers, John cruelty and was awarded cus1 smallest 12~market recetpts for boundanes fully effective-~ m The g1rls also selected Secret ~yre, Cathh .Graham, Pamela tody of their four children It ;m~ IIC'£1k smce last September. unlikely deveklpment in view of ;Sisters for the year. aufer, _De ra Rowland, Bar- was the first divorce In the ~l ol·e\·~r. ?u~ ~ expanded Hanoi's determination t(l over-i A recreation period was held bara Wtlooxen, Tonya W~- tory of the all-Catholic Kennedy nPrl;d mg m_mtenor Iowa ::tnd run pro-Western South Viet iwithMargaretEhmanincharge, ward, Jo~n .s~llaz, Jeff ~arn- clan. f;•Juthrm Mmnesota were rtam. I Refreshments were served by s~n, Tamt Weiher and Cheryl At Cape Kennedy Fla., mu-:erately larger than last . Haaol Spared .Joyce Burner and Connie Cot- SJgler. U.S. orbited its lith Tiro'S s~mrml 1 \lh ' k. ~ul about 12 per cent The President, in a natimtwide 1ton, who had made cookies as ttunter satellite to ~~~:;~: [ bl•l::w) year ago. . i telec~st, sa1d he had ended lhe l part of project work. BURNED TO DEATH the first full-time Si \\ ho,ale carl~t pnces for 8-j bombmg lull to save American I Before the meeting, Mrs. · MANILA (UPl) .~A ZS..ye~r- weather-watching system. ~2 wm~ pork !oms were do\_Yn and Allied lives. But he again SiLas J. Hamillon and Mrs., old college student 10 C~~u ~dy i The President announced .". ~~- Z'h ce,nts 1 _a pOund, whtl~ spared _Hanoi _and its principal ! Harbour, advisors, had talked m the . central Phihppmf's r3 million more tnns of groin 1 ~ ,w .~ wen i ll to 3 ce1~ls port.y City, Ha1phong, from dev-1to the girls about their C"OOkies l burned hun~clf to death for i would be sent iminediately 1 help India recover from a hl ghn. Doston butts were :-2·! iJSI..ahon, not only to keep peace j- recipe, texture and what ~~known reasons. the ~~n~ ~P· Fresh hams were hopes alive but to deprive Pe- ' they had learned. Ot!ters i "'Jmes reported Saturday. drought-caused famine. ~~~~gul ..tr. 1hut generally weak to king of a pretext for entering ! brought sew ing baskets, a n dl LlSAIESOEUSLO<UUTPfV) ISIGT. h ~ lens ower. the war . , thes d" sed Th I b I -n. Jo n EXPLORING NEW Hogs At $28 Johns~n said that "if ron- was e were dtsedcus :t e cku Waters, commander-in-chief 1 l n 'h k' rm· al · · · commen on s wor • the U S A · tb HORIZONS 1 e wee 5 . sessiOn, tinued immunity is given to a11 ; · · rmy m e . . · :a n IP.ad you into an (!Xclllnll new m~st _u.s. No. 1·3 gr,Jde hogs that supports Norlh Viet Nam wound up a four-day v1s1t 1 w.reer In the & l amorou~ world of A brlgbt Iuture uwalll WCigh tqg 100-240 pounds cleared aggression, the cost in livesSouth Korea Saturda~. He was j ·o•metl('l. ho.ae wtlo quallt,v. E~:plui"' thl1 •PPortuniiJ to e.t.a.bll!!h your "CI"J fromcl::.00-$29.00. . American, Vietnamese and 1to. proceed to Taiwan •wn comnelle bu•lnfltl with tligb . W ed slaughter l_ambs f1- lied- will only be greatly in-, Ok!nawa as p~rt of a tour ncome potential. You will delllrht n uaodauna wllh national adDISh!'d the week selhng "".a creased ." He added that "10 the umts under hiS command. •ertlsll'd Producta !.hat are arl•torata in lhe l'OIImetle field . Write: steady to 50 cents higher bas1s, light of the 'II.'QrdS and actions I .,~ l)l:rector of Fn.nchiAea. Vl"IMM except at St. Joseph where the or Hanot· 't . d pers Plains. This was the Cur· 'Voodard Corp. Dflpt. 10690, H~l 1 1 t • , 1 IS our cear u y , 50 Irem 1 was 2,. ,tua Sl.l Panorama CltJ, CaUf. tis's first child. ctn s 1ower. to dn what we can to !'mil th .1 1 Wooled slaughter ewes and cest ,. e:-; .. " feeder lambs were steady to s. . . At the Cap1ta l there was bJ. : Funeral services for Mrs. Ja$1.()() h.rg her. t" f b L4RGEST SELECTION IN SJ;mghter lamb prices conti- ' par 1san sup~rt or the renew. co . (Marga~etl Reibel , Porn e. nurd at a l"·year-high level a! of bombmg and the U.N.]roy, who d1ed early Saturday SOUTHEASTERN OHIO OF IIOIH''..,r, the ~holesale markef pe~~e thrust. ~ut Chairman J . 1 morn~ng in_ the Meigs General for d~sed lamb wa<i lower as , Wilham Fulbnght, D-Ark., ol Hosp1tal WJII ,be held Monday ~ever< snowstorms thraughout · t~e s:nate Foreign Relabons at 2 p.m. at the Ewing Chapel the Etst tied up transportation Comm1tt~e, who Oppos€~ Joh~- ~i!h .the Rev,_ Don~ld Hi~ks of· : fat' ilities and choked the ahe,ad ~1th a searc~lng mvest1- fJcJalmg. Burtal w1il be m lhe : movement of dressed lamb. sons \ tet Nam policy, pressed Beech Grove cemetery. She was Wholesale carlot prices for gilllon. . a member of the Federa!W C.:lrc<1ss lilmb were steady to 2 The Pres1dent supported Me- church. end ('ent~ a pound lower, with most NJmara a~ Gen. Earl G. . She was horn tn Syracuse. dliwnt urn on weights over 55 Wheeler, cha1rman of the Joint i the daughter of the late Jamt>s pounds. : Chiefs ?£ Staff,_in their refusal 1 and .Johanl"kl Carroll Mathew. Twelve marht receipts of 1to . Le~tdy pub.hcly b( • F'ul- 1son. Her ~usband, .Jacob, preabout 44,000 sheep and lambs bnght_s csmmJttee or a. ... ceded her m death m 1947. She were much the same as last committee lest they be pu 1 .n bad been fn ill health for a week and aboul 3.000 larger the _position of inadvtrtently Inumber of years. thau a year ago. helpmg the enemy. Survivors include a son, RobIf you can't make your Ch~ce and prime 68-111 Pope's Efforts ert J ., Middleport; a daughter, ! puund wooled :.laughter lambs Vatican City said that despite Mary Virginia ReibeJ, at home own we will custom W"re reported front $28.50- unfavorable developments, Pope three sisters M,rs. C. T. Boot. $29 7~. with some up to $30.00 Paul Vf would continue pressure on, Dunedin, Fla.; Mrs. Anna make them for you. at Chi('ngo. Live p9ultry o~ ~an~i and Peking to accept Smeeks Parkersburg. and Mrs, dPJi·;ered to Chicago this week arb1trat1on by neutral members Cla1 a Clunk. Columbus. v.a ~ unchanged to 2 cents or the U.N. This won Jotmson 's Friend.~ In'<~Y call at the fu- . lowPr. with the decline on 1complete endorsement.. . neral home at anytime. WE HAVE THE f·:\"' T!-;: whole sale grade eggs Almost overshadowmg V1ct ' wen· Ph lo 21 2 cents a dozen Nam wa~ a space first scored Grave 8ide Service ~np;lt rt. ; wholf·~ale butter prices 1by Russ1a. A 3,QOO.pound ''rewm •Jabout I cent higher and search laboratory" - Luna 11- I• Helrl on Sunday rilt<t•Sll '.":Js mainly unchanged, made a "soft" landing on the , Cr~evs !de rites for Harry Lee ex,·1·rt · for s·. .•iss whicb was Moon three days after launch. Curt1s, fJve-day-old son of Mr. tm di:J ngt~d to J cent higher. ing. anc! Mrs. Hall Curtis, RFD, ondthelo,..eat Li.;,. cattle contracts were It was a key step towarrl R~edsville , who died early Frimr· ('d li1is week. The February landing men on the moon. day at St. Joseph hospital, ParMfoctlan In thla lwrl nw nlh high of $27.70. while The first such U.s. att... rnpt is kersburg, were to be held tooru. Como, Shop, th•• Du·ember slipped 25 cents not expected befure May. Four day at 2 p.m. at the Sand Hill to $29.10 per hundredweight. An other Russian attempts had cemetery, Long Bottom, the Sovol upw ard trend in choice steer nev. Robert Smith officiating. pri~c~ at leading stockyards and soybeans irregularly higher Survivors in addition to his helpi>d the c-urrent contract to on the Chicago Board of Trade prrents include the grandparmove higher while the deferred this week. ef1ts, 1\lr. and Mrs. Perry Curmonths gave ground under Wheat was Y. Jowf'r to lAt ·tis, RFD, Reedsville and Mr. ·lpteading operations. cent higher ; corn off ~• to 1; and Mrs. Melvln Drake, · RFD, DEPAR'I'MENT STORE Wheat and rye closed the oats up % t• 7!8; rye off B'., to Racine. ftl'k mixed, corn lractionally y, higher and .oybean' up 10 1o Friend' were received at Opp. Tho Park In Grtlllpolls, Ohio lllWer, oats fractionaUy b1gber'2~>. Arbaugh Funeral borne at "I o/011111 wenti Surprise Move Lower Prices l'Q ~I l~awaii, .... . Outlined by GaJJ•Ia Agen·l , STAM ·PS Meeting Set . .. G H R IJ ReIeased I By Pr•'ncl'pai ENTER . KROGER'S To Inform 'Trips'n Gifts' · Area Farmers Sweepstakes ·Win A Vacation Spending Spre• KING SIZE 20cOFF Plus 500 Booka of "TV" Stamp· . WIENERS 1 1 ' :,f'- 'i ~~~:1 ' t~o.~ ~!~ !-' uw•· ch:· f~t 1 < ~~ ~ <'On\rn al1l1 :u conver bl!ili''l • \(' PRICES IFP!CTIVI MONDAY, TU&SDAY • AND WEDNESDAY ONLY u........ 1 ~ 1 a: 1 1 ............. Coffee NESCAFE ... Oil INSTANT· COFFEE 104l.lu ... _,..,_ Surf ... 0111 BONUS JAR 20c0FF ................ 68c c Breeze 7·0Z. JAR WHY do so many young married people 2 ••• Choose Mrs. Reihel of p omerov Dies RinsoBiue llo 0111 Ptl ....... _ . 78c Larry's Ear Jy safurdav Furniture Fluffy "All" ............... 83c Vim Tablets The toughest shoppers to impress-and selt-t~re FABRICS Dishwater •AD" the countryside, this is where they settle. We don't buy . _ _ _ 79c our furniture at a price but up to a standard. Still we tell -- liz GAL. our fine furniture for less. We've been checking around. -------· ... ........... . .. --.,.-~-- .. Silver Dust ... ·~69t other stores sale prices. We stand oohind each and every ,,. piece af furniture we sell; we're toCil young in the business _,., ~ ro operata otherwise. . ' ' \ $1.77 . lb. bag Itt lemA Bread....... 4- 88, APPLES " Lu Liquid -. • I Ub. ba11. --···- 45c ' -·------- .... ' COFFEE "All'' Believe It or not,. frequently our regular prices are less than . • SpotUght Bean • ........_.... 70c taste. When they finally setlle on furniture, after shopping 1\Jtr i .-------------------..J' gaL lloOtll young marrieds with limited budgets and unlimited gaod Darnbrough's gal.39c 85c SLIP· COVER FINEST LINENS - ....... WAYSIDE DRAP.ERIES, CURTAINS I 2 - - 73c Silver Dust Blue .... ..... _ $1.41 BLEACH .. ·····~-· ·• 87c Swan Liquid --···- 6Zc i•· Wisk Jjquid . 11«. 111t11t •••••• .' I I! ' to .'." r "1'11 •m\'lqT ,~ ... l'[l, ,------:-_____._.._....,._~ .''il.f Modesa 75c :-;~ •···~;.. Anaein· ,. ....... -·- ,i '".w 1, �it ' r ' ,_l ( ' ea e~lll em~~. The Sunday 11me.lentlnel, Sundaj, February 8, 1188-21 N"''"f~lmi~, - , t By llr)'IOJI R. Corlor atllle uaual breedi1111ap. 1lnwhicbaneffortlsbeingmadelym wben you're • est. and most .rtielent' ""Y ~ Gllllla Co. Ell. A,..t. /ifr. Yet, 011 lhe other bend, lhe lto reduce the size of the calf Income tu iorms. It Ia I • · . Improving th · grad of feeder Lowering the cost of raising l!ll'ly bred belfers bad been In at blrllt by. regulating the au- Ilk• thls wbeo you real~ .,_ ., calvea, One ~ature "man Ia able dairy herd replacemenla bS8 milk production for some time.trition of the dam durin& late tmporlant an organi7,od file plan, ' BY C. E: BWESLEB C. J;:. Blakeslee. lllesO reaJOIIS he wrn pay lhe to take care of about 25 cows been •. goal of researchers at wbon tile heHers bred aj the gestation. 1Jll'd lor the farm family ·-~ , Co. Alent, Aarlcalllie Other business of 111e AssocJa. feeder leas money lor bls fat Wllh 1y t 8 a! · the Ohio Agricullural Research usual lime were just calvlllll tn th• success of your bus ~ 1 Februitry calves go to mar·llln Included declsloo on the I.'IIUie for eallle with horns. per co':~ ~ ~:f.':t~':::: and Dev•lopment Center for 'IDd start11111lnto p~cllon. Evi no~n:en':u:!" :.ut !~ ''F~e it quick and Find i kot 10 poiiDdl heavier than grader and auctioneer, as well The feeder knows lhe packer sales 1 1 fall lh tio some time now, dently, lhere wasn 1 too much . . g,t;aay' Is the name of IJ!e March calves. ··March calves go as consideration o1 lhe Unan- win cut bls price 80 he In tum how m~cb c~n ~q':or: ~ If you happen to stop by trouble with concepllon and· 811 = a t ~~ timet m regard ~ Ohio farm and home flllit&· to market 45_ pounds heavier cJal report. , pays leas to lhe fe!tler caH profo hull ~ the Celller al W0011ter, In llle yoo mlcbt have guessed lhe ng ers 8 8 very ear Y1tern which may be ord~ lban April calves. AprU e~J"" Dr. Reed pointed OUI lhal 1n ducor. ~sei:O:on i~ a ~:r~ last yoor or so, you probably avert~~e birth weight of the agedy. ~ow~er~ be::,Ov~ : : th Extensi<m office tj, G~l go to market 13 pounds heav· West VIrginia a study bas shOwn lhe bull ' lll8Jilged to oee several of the early bud heifers' calves wfre •tu 18 a gl g w polls I have a display of · ler than May calves. tllat creep fed calves went to As to melhnds of dehorning, · dairy heifers that are part of approzlmately equal to lhe lllf out how young heifers can system which Includes lhe · In other words, Februacy market about 90 pqunds heav- Mr. Reed noted thai rubber . In considering breeding II 111an early breeding P]IOl'lment older and larger normally bred bf bred safely and .prohtably. U'lrds a))d folde" for a ;· · · c~ves go to market In the fall ier than non-.,...pfed calves, bands are not worth a dime a L~ lho uniOII of lhe sperm and designed to f1nd ways ol lower I heifer!' calves. stop by the EllensJOn Offtce drawer file cabinet. Tlle' ay 1 approximately 126 pounds beav- He llld that I UtUe bll of com barrel. He advocated lht use of Stmporatnl to understand lhsl ing lhe cost of raising berd r• here m lhe ~uri Jlouse at Gal· lem is in three sections, nam ier than cafves born In May, alb ' oats will go a 10118 way In •<'ODps to be sure !hat the lis-'" the unloo of the sperm and placements. Yea, mucb more research .l•l'•polts and Ill be g~a~ 11> dtscn<S ly. (a Business; <b) Refer This was part of .the lnforma· gelllbg ll'Owlh. A utile bit of sue surrounding the horn will egg each sex bas 311 chromo- Definite reeoiiiiTiendations ne!ded as we study the advts- Utls . recent expen!"ent w•th, r Produd<on : and (cl-- • lion furnlabed by Randall Reed, bloom aPP'U'enUy ball some ef· ~· completely removed and 0.1t """"'· HaH of each of lheae are have not been made on early ability of breedlllll dairy heifers you "' 1!feater de~J<I. 'section. There is a charge:: ~ dlttrlcl extension supervillor: feet on 111e grade o1 calves, Tho devefop scours. Aoolher reason tontrlbuted by each ~nt ~ breeding of dairy heifers to·at an early age. Many questions BUSINESS .cENTER 11 for this system. • !! PM Davis, area extension ag· creep feeding also helpa out for dehorning, of c~urse, 1a that the new egg. Everything In the date. However, it does look llt'ed to be answered. Lorge . Tired of spendm~ hours look. } .,. !! •at; Animal Science .and WU.. where cows are 8 little sby 011 there will be less mjury to oth· young tnlmal Ill transmitted by like dairymen may safely ,.... numbert of bellera need to be cnr for a bill, r~cecpt, letter or Stop. by our o!f1ce aod~ .i Jiam P. Smllh, 'lfea ellellolon milk J1111i .wbere pastures are a •r cattle or to cat6e handlers. l'h• genes furnished by the. slre jduce breeding age to lhe low ln<Oived In lhe experiments. ~terence material? Tbts cs a,thiS !tie system wtll help It apnt, Farm Management, at IJtUe blt dry. A large percentage of tbe,•nd dam. When It Ia understoocl .end of lite presently recom· Thr folks at WOOllier ore pre-, problem wh~n yoo ar.e in a hur- !1nd records and other p tho aooual meeting of 1be Researeb bas shown that from calves reJected al the feeder there are over eighty lltousand mended rangeo of breeding a~r. oenUy eonductinB experiDlentslry or espectally lhts Ume of: when you need them. SOulheutern Obln .Beef CaUie the time Of calving to the time ooU saleo In Ohio lhls fall were different genes In certain spe. II the heifers are well fed and Improvement AssoelaUon In of marketlllll feeder calves, the because of staginess, Sometimes cies of animals, It can easily grown. GalllpoU.a 1aat week. gRin can b put 011 more dheap. tho atoglneaa occurred beeaue be seen the wide variety I In- Ao an example, ranges of 'lbla 88100laU011 Is' plonnlng !y than at 1111y olher time, the cutratioo was done too btrltance whldh may he trans-.breeding age for two major dal· for two salel early In Delober In commenting on dehorning, late: In many ca,.. It was due mltted. ry bretda are: Holstein - I~ at Alhens and GaiU.jJoUs and 0 Dr. R~ oaJd: to unproper or incomplete re- Some of lhe !actors of lm-\to 18 months and Jersey - U thlnl ISle seheduled far No- "You cannot afford to ne- moval of the testicles. Dr. Reed proelitent which can be made~o 16 IIJA)IIIhs, This is assuming V<'mber at Atltens, glee! this." · Jeported lhat lhe only sure way include reproductive abJIJty, that the Holsteins would weigh Me~ COU!IIjl dlrectora at· The effect of debornlng on is the use of a good sharp jack· birth weight, weaning welcb~ aboUt 800 pounds at U m011ths tending the meellbg included price works from lhe packer knife. An Incision mode Clear 130 per cent heritabiUty), nurs- and Jerseys would weigh about Leo Story and W, S. Mlcbaels. back to the producer. Tbe pack· to lhe bottom of the sack wm ing or molhering ability, growth ,540 pouods at 13 months. Paul Baer has served 011 oecre- er knows lhat If he buys horn- make sure there Is no posslbil· rate, and O<'Dnomy of pain. 1 You might ask just why :' lacy ol the area 11.580CIIltlon for ed cattle be will find some of tty of JnfecH011 developing. Coal· Tbe produdion of feeder !breed heifers early? Well, one u.. last ten years. the carcasses with red streaks Ia! dips, creolln, or similar dis· Icalvea offers Meigs area !ann- advantage would be e reduction Other Meigs County people up lhe sidea. Some tolna will infectants may be used. ers an Opportunity to convert lhe length and cost ol lhe :. ' attending included Wayne ScoU, [)(' damaged so that be will Wltlt clamps or rubber band Ipasture land and crops Into a •·'boarding" period for heifers VIctor Hysell, VIrgil King, and nave to !brow lhem away. For there is a posstblllty of , 11 ~ 1 hlcber priced package lhan lhe before prnduction begins, You · - ·· · or tncomplele castration 11 · crops would be, The feeder caU ""uld be able to make more p~ed to have local de.;,.ostr~ enterprise afso offers lhe op. bam space available for prolions 01\ his laer in be spring, portunlty to harvest Crop& from daclng COWl. .... . . Area Alent BW Smith r&- some olher land wblcb m!Jhl BoedJng problEIIl!l aasoclated :: JIOI1ed lhalltiJ ....,. tlpelllive be growing only ..n • produ.. wllh delayed breeding might be to have five <OWl far I laD live brush. eliminated. And, early breeding · year In omr 1 oget 0111 !oar The development of lhe feed· would Increase lifetime produoBY PAT GLASS essary items In the store, I calves, Tbls 81 per ce~ calf er calf enterprise In 1hJs area, !1011 dae to eo "extra" !acta' Co: I!It. Alea~ Homt'Ec, 'lbe need .for being an in-lcrop 11 aot JOod eaeup lo while not a high profit enter- lion and perhaps an "ettra" Last· week we started our formed consumer is 011ly start-' make moaey In lhe beef ttl prise, can expand the basic ec- caU, discussion of ways to gel more ed when you purch<se on item. blllbteBS, ca e onomy of lhe county. Dairy heifers •I Wooster were 1110nty for win family money TbL poper uso and care ef Smtih also reported thai bred at aps ranging from elcbl management This "'"'· I family living Items are equally typical amount of feed for : ne Almanac "' twelve months. Remember, wtJuld lite to cooUnue thls Jmportont beef cow per yedr mtgbl be 1 By Ulllted Pross Intemalional lhls was an experiment and lho discussion. For example, 8 vacuum clean· bushels of grain, 2y, tons Tnday Is Sunday, Feb. e, lhe research folks did DJIOCI to -' One of lllese nys may be to er can do countless jobs bot 11 fair quality bay and 200-22S 31lh day of 196& with 3211 to run Into some prob!eltl.!. As you "do It yourself." There 11 a was never intended to pick up Dual units day~ on pasture an- follow. would guess, considerable diffi· • New swept-badt atyline; trend towtrd "do-lt-yourselr• pins or gravel, or to be used Using fegume hay only ihts ~be moon Is between Its lull culty, was l!'lperlenced at oo!Y· low profile for safety home lmprovemento, Many when the bag is eveo half full might be changed to two tons P se and l~st quarter, lng lime. 1 New~ powerful psoline 01 ditHI engine families e~n have a ~ llv- of dirt. A steam Iron deserv•s of hay with 2fl0.!25 anmial unit Tbe mommg star IS Vellll8. Several calves were dead al e l-point, "set aocl forget... lng If lhey can produce lhlngs to have soft water used in .I,' days on pasture. U silage and a Tlto evening stan are Mars, blrlh. Milk production In the draft eonuol for themselves. even thouglt to sell It lhe saJse. ll~ht feed of legume and Jupiter and Saluro. '!tnt and II!COIId lactatloos lor Tbey ctn get more lor their man may say tbls is not ·nee- mtxed hey is used the In 1788, Massacituaotla ratJ. the early bred heifen was conmoney by canning, baking, sew· mary. A fovely garment can feed might be three fled the U.S, Constitution. slderahle lower lhan that of ing, , laundering, remodeling, br ruined by lhe first launder· gla,. silage Olle ton of fair In l88fl, U.S, statesman control beUers which were Here's the tractor that beats all olher.; in the 35-40 hp class !or making repairs on the houoe lng, if It is Improperly done. quality bay and 200-2!5 1 Henry Clay dellvered his last . ,, . and even by asslsUng Jn home W tr dlti 11 bor unil days nnual groat speech on lhe floor of lhe Clay. If you Wllh to avoid power with versatility and economy. Shortest turning radius building and major repairs. 01 alnomhen~-· Goodona Y are ~ Smith ~lso pointed 1 lh Senate, speaking In favor of bis foreign eoJlualon you had bol~orl a1 famlll 8 un..... consumer. ou at a compromise bilL wblch be abandon the ocean " (8'6') in its class. Hydrostatic power steering optional. For all00 ~~· ;;:' t e~ can cut llhould be aware of bargolns. cosl of • cow In a feeder call hoped would avert a ctvll war ' grea Y e amoun money The impOrtant part ol bargain program might lncfude f!.52 In 1943, Gen. Dwight Els..;. FISH'S SENSE or SMELL around utility or 3-plow operation -with sports car handling ease! ~pent ':,!~ ~y ~clng a hunting is to know when a bar· worth of grsln, $53 worlh of bower was appointed COIIlllWI- Flab depend heavily on the ~ s "d<Yo~ U" • vi ~aln is really a bargain, If an hay, and $2 wortb of silage for der-Jn.chief of lhe Allied tense of ~~nell. They hove ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM! 'tes eoaequlr lime ~U ~ tt.ln Ia not needed It is never a • total feed COlli of ~.112. Other Erpedlllonacy Forces Jn North smelling organs wbldh 1 e • an bargain. U aomelhlnlf Is dam- cash COllis mJchl Include lnetr- Africa. lealllke stru,.,;es locoted · r most cues, physical effort. U ailed or In poor f!!llalr, lhe COlli est, insuran.,., tnd lues $13 In 111114, CUba 11111 off the a pit lhat bas one w two ~t;"'" ret!OUrCU are not .avail• cf getting It In ulable COIIdlllon $2 bedding, ts msrkellbg coo~ water supply at lhe u.s. naval trlls, Tbey also bave . e, money may be wasted rail> must be added to the bargain and $3 miscellaneous COllis mak· base of Guantanamo, nerves and llrge lobes Jn er than saved. A pef80n who ' Tho lowest priced Item I• r83 caslt eosts. br1Jn whJch belp lllem lacks skill In sewing may 111e best bargain. ling a total of A for the day-Hellr)' 11111e11 such a poor job on a prment · ' that Ills not satisfactory. If money and tlmo may be wast· IN QUICK .OF TIME '")~, tlio''fltB ol M!i ""'l~" . the 'll\·we meel .• tbe am i IOID' illti>A~~ ;t U'i"1 "'l!Jii\> It f~ ·ln• Us mea stir ' (!zO<'hO! Sheltered uncler a blanht, em A!sotion tttcve dog awolts the rtstu• call. .....--------·· ~ I ARE doa:a on the "root ot St.'Otland." The trained dogs are THERE Alsatians and they can find a casualty buried in up to 2 feet of snow in sti!Otld trained z~a\am Trainee~ must use lht lifi while vets wo~k . • til! tli\N S\Atll \n COMP~Cl POWIR dtost"' CtilM Odldlil, , 1 Sou ate waniJ 1 D3!rir• urea of ~50 yardJ; by 1 mile. "Roo{'' is in Scothmd's Cairngorm mountains. ·•.. Plus greatest handling ease in a 3-plow tractor. ~· .j nt\•.1' •1: .. ~'lr , lin "flll l'j' ~fl • savmg •· M0 dern Trendm .Money..·'D0 I·1 yourseIf . . 'r;loo e WHJIUNG INTO IIAn~A formation of hell""!'ters moves Into on area near Truni Lap, South Viet Nom, with troops of the U. S. 1st Infantry. JUnerican for<es teemed up with AustraUan troops In one of ~· bigg.,;t oporatloDJ of the war. Clay I~ ClW NE~ \N1'ERN~'T\ON~l :U edio tChE ra le J aln MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1 One who lacks skill In bait· tnt may wailte food lhrough !ailurea. "Most ·women, however, cllt acquire tbe needed uiD ' far sewing and bakinl! If lllere is time, Interest, and pbyslcal energy. Equally wuleful are poor wiring jobs that may result in lire, or crude home lmprov• menta whlcb are 1101 181lsfacor llltrYieel dOIII by per· ~.;.·~ •"" are not pbJ&Ieatly ab. l:n"1lo.thom Jll'DllOI'Iy, Careful ci>nsl4eratloo should be afven to lheae lacktt when deeiJions are ~· made u to lht best solatioli to ' a 111001)' versus wuils probfem. , Be-.an Informed consumer. A :oM!IIIer lodaj IJ c:baUeniad 01ore lhtD enr befurl to Ieana •bout irbat ahi Ia buying, There NEW LIA,_Frtd Kine, IT, from Jacksonville, Fla.,'boA SNOW COVU UP - Thi< i'n't • us•d iGloo lot, but a line of snow blanketed auln-, IJ\ V0:1.l ri'll'en~, Fnn ce, where snow like this is welcomed by the skiers. gina work as the tint Ne1ro paJe in the U. S. House. ~ llben, 111011 ~ mn app'krcu, are leod more mon pdpla. un~e~~ • goocl plan ol wbal II needed ta1 . _ IIIII tilt Hem "' on 111e w11o1y ~. moDOJ Clll ollp away wllhout the need being l&llafled No ·tlitubl r1ert _,,... bu II ctiltllillla ·011 llllllbir Jlllde I ~~ ..... abe ... loul4 INU I poor lluy, It cMI'I do llbat'.;Jll •~ It to .... It """'*· TO THE NEW Sontlnel * ··-~~~­ Rih Iabeii IIIII •1111!1 " ~ llllm - .._ . .., Decolitl ' l*mal. ~mow·, .......... afvJnti. !til whell,lle ar 10,: .. E. \ OmiNG OIEEN UOHT-Wilt GraiiiiUIII (left) dlrecll TV'I "Blue Ulbt" oWl llobut Goulet 8lld h JUST ARRIVED! 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II • • At Lalltlmarlc'• Complete Area Fal'ltl and Urban Shopping Center l..oeated At Ponaet'OJI (Rt. 7 & 33) Right On The Beautiful Ohio River Serelelng Melfi•, Gallla and Huon CouHtles. Titnel- dldn'~i ltOid liP• 'Ill LANDMARK SELLS for LESS I I Su'lldo!l "!:' rlgb,,:' ~~to - The Word Is Out ••• BEST WISHES eeL . .-- - ----· I :r ton/ :r GIANT KIYHOLD-l.lan is dwarfed by opening of an airpllllll cargo 111>CIIon (bottom) o1 plaaa {top) designed to carry loadt lUte NASA rocket iltqel. Tho aptoo llardware often is too large tDr ordln• ocy tranlportl, but tllll Super Guppy It GOIIIIrllct. od to OWilllow such Cll'IIO.with lUI- o1 bandiiJII tleh< ! I ,, \ 1 m:, A LIGHT NIGHT ~- Fin' works illuminate the night ,:1 Chichibu, J apan. tM a traditional fe stival . The , I;.JJ rution is one c.·f Japan's three major events. ,I .$. '> 0 I h lo;j Reoords Prove February ~~~Lower Costs on Herd Replacement~ , 1'r~che:U1 -S· 125 lb . H • ' ~~~~:-:,! w~ ~ v ' s eav1er Cal e I •"V&Y·I f (Jlympi ~~~'§Dairymen Still Studying Ways lfinM . ~lal1') ~~1 - ' Cow-Lao-Pels is a complete, pelleled dairy ration with a low cost for the TDN supplied, The highly palatab!e p~llets i~ure a last clean-up, which lS very tmportant in milking parlots, PeTiets handle easily and flow freely in any tY)!O of bulk handling equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pel& there's no separation of ingredient: 1111d.every cow receives balanced feed nutrition. Cow·Lac-Peb ate part of ~ANDMARr;'s complete Dairy FeedIDS Program. - FEED COMPLm GRINDING AND , MIXING FAairnfS ' 3! .,.. ' ,.. �it ' r ' ,_l ( ' ea e~lll em~~. The Sunday 11me.lentlnel, Sundaj, February 8, 1188-21 N"''"f~lmi~, - , t By llr)'IOJI R. Corlor atllle uaual breedi1111ap. 1lnwhicbaneffortlsbeingmadelym wben you're • est. and most .rtielent' ""Y ~ Gllllla Co. Ell. A,..t. /ifr. Yet, 011 lhe other bend, lhe lto reduce the size of the calf Income tu iorms. It Ia I • · . Improving th · grad of feeder Lowering the cost of raising l!ll'ly bred belfers bad been In at blrllt by. regulating the au- Ilk• thls wbeo you real~ .,_ ., calvea, One ~ature "man Ia able dairy herd replacemenla bS8 milk production for some time.trition of the dam durin& late tmporlant an organi7,od file plan, ' BY C. E: BWESLEB C. J;:. Blakeslee. lllesO reaJOIIS he wrn pay lhe to take care of about 25 cows been •. goal of researchers at wbon tile heHers bred aj the gestation. 1Jll'd lor the farm family ·-~ , Co. Alent, Aarlcalllie Other business of 111e AssocJa. feeder leas money lor bls fat Wllh 1y t 8 a! · the Ohio Agricullural Research usual lime were just calvlllll tn th• success of your bus ~ 1 Februitry calves go to mar·llln Included declsloo on the I.'IIUie for eallle with horns. per co':~ ~ ~:f.':t~':::: and Dev•lopment Center for 'IDd start11111lnto p~cllon. Evi no~n:en':u:!" :.ut !~ ''F~e it quick and Find i kot 10 poiiDdl heavier than grader and auctioneer, as well The feeder knows lhe packer sales 1 1 fall lh tio some time now, dently, lhere wasn 1 too much . . g,t;aay' Is the name of IJ!e March calves. ··March calves go as consideration o1 lhe Unan- win cut bls price 80 he In tum how m~cb c~n ~q':or: ~ If you happen to stop by trouble with concepllon and· 811 = a t ~~ timet m regard ~ Ohio farm and home flllit&· to market 45_ pounds heavier cJal report. , pays leas to lhe fe!tler caH profo hull ~ the Celller al W0011ter, In llle yoo mlcbt have guessed lhe ng ers 8 8 very ear Y1tern which may be ord~ lban April calves. AprU e~J"" Dr. Reed pointed OUI lhal 1n ducor. ~sei:O:on i~ a ~:r~ last yoor or so, you probably avert~~e birth weight of the agedy. ~ow~er~ be::,Ov~ : : th Extensi<m office tj, G~l go to market 13 pounds heav· West VIrginia a study bas shOwn lhe bull ' lll8Jilged to oee several of the early bud heifers' calves wfre •tu 18 a gl g w polls I have a display of · ler than May calves. tllat creep fed calves went to As to melhnds of dehorning, · dairy heifers that are part of approzlmately equal to lhe lllf out how young heifers can system which Includes lhe · In other words, Februacy market about 90 pqunds heav- Mr. Reed noted thai rubber . In considering breeding II 111an early breeding P]IOl'lment older and larger normally bred bf bred safely and .prohtably. U'lrds a))d folde" for a ;· · · c~ves go to market In the fall ier than non-.,...pfed calves, bands are not worth a dime a L~ lho uniOII of lhe sperm and designed to f1nd ways ol lower I heifer!' calves. stop by the EllensJOn Offtce drawer file cabinet. Tlle' ay 1 approximately 126 pounds beav- He llld that I UtUe bll of com barrel. He advocated lht use of Stmporatnl to understand lhsl ing lhe cost of raising berd r• here m lhe ~uri Jlouse at Gal· lem is in three sections, nam ier than cafves born In May, alb ' oats will go a 10118 way In •<'ODps to be sure !hat the lis-'" the unloo of the sperm and placements. Yea, mucb more research .l•l'•polts and Ill be g~a~ 11> dtscn<S ly. (a Business; <b) Refer This was part of .the lnforma· gelllbg ll'Owlh. A utile bit of sue surrounding the horn will egg each sex bas 311 chromo- Definite reeoiiiiTiendations ne!ded as we study the advts- Utls . recent expen!"ent w•th, r Produd<on : and (cl-- • lion furnlabed by Randall Reed, bloom aPP'U'enUy ball some ef· ~· completely removed and 0.1t """"'· HaH of each of lheae are have not been made on early ability of breedlllll dairy heifers you "' 1!feater de~J<I. 'section. There is a charge:: ~ dlttrlcl extension supervillor: feet on 111e grade o1 calves, Tho devefop scours. Aoolher reason tontrlbuted by each ~nt ~ breeding of dairy heifers to·at an early age. Many questions BUSINESS .cENTER 11 for this system. • !! PM Davis, area extension ag· creep feeding also helpa out for dehorning, of c~urse, 1a that the new egg. Everything In the date. However, it does look llt'ed to be answered. Lorge . Tired of spendm~ hours look. } .,. !! •at; Animal Science .and WU.. where cows are 8 little sby 011 there will be less mjury to oth· young tnlmal Ill transmitted by like dairymen may safely ,.... numbert of bellera need to be cnr for a bill, r~cecpt, letter or Stop. by our o!f1ce aod~ .i Jiam P. Smllh, 'lfea ellellolon milk J1111i .wbere pastures are a •r cattle or to cat6e handlers. l'h• genes furnished by the. slre jduce breeding age to lhe low ln<Oived In lhe experiments. ~terence material? Tbts cs a,thiS !tie system wtll help It apnt, Farm Management, at IJtUe blt dry. A large percentage of tbe,•nd dam. When It Ia understoocl .end of lite presently recom· Thr folks at WOOllier ore pre-, problem wh~n yoo ar.e in a hur- !1nd records and other p tho aooual meeting of 1be Researeb bas shown that from calves reJected al the feeder there are over eighty lltousand mended rangeo of breeding a~r. oenUy eonductinB experiDlentslry or espectally lhts Ume of: when you need them. SOulheutern Obln .Beef CaUie the time Of calving to the time ooU saleo In Ohio lhls fall were different genes In certain spe. II the heifers are well fed and Improvement AssoelaUon In of marketlllll feeder calves, the because of staginess, Sometimes cies of animals, It can easily grown. GalllpoU.a 1aat week. gRin can b put 011 more dheap. tho atoglneaa occurred beeaue be seen the wide variety I In- Ao an example, ranges of 'lbla 88100laU011 Is' plonnlng !y than at 1111y olher time, the cutratioo was done too btrltance whldh may he trans-.breeding age for two major dal· for two salel early In Delober In commenting on dehorning, late: In many ca,.. It was due mltted. ry bretda are: Holstein - I~ at Alhens and GaiU.jJoUs and 0 Dr. R~ oaJd: to unproper or incomplete re- Some of lhe !actors of lm-\to 18 months and Jersey - U thlnl ISle seheduled far No- "You cannot afford to ne- moval of the testicles. Dr. Reed proelitent which can be made~o 16 IIJA)IIIhs, This is assuming V<'mber at Atltens, glee! this." · Jeported lhat lhe only sure way include reproductive abJIJty, that the Holsteins would weigh Me~ COU!IIjl dlrectora at· The effect of debornlng on is the use of a good sharp jack· birth weight, weaning welcb~ aboUt 800 pounds at U m011ths tending the meellbg included price works from lhe packer knife. An Incision mode Clear 130 per cent heritabiUty), nurs- and Jerseys would weigh about Leo Story and W, S. Mlcbaels. back to the producer. Tbe pack· to lhe bottom of the sack wm ing or molhering ability, growth ,540 pouods at 13 months. Paul Baer has served 011 oecre- er knows lhat If he buys horn- make sure there Is no posslbil· rate, and O<'Dnomy of pain. 1 You might ask just why :' lacy ol the area 11.580CIIltlon for ed cattle be will find some of tty of JnfecH011 developing. Coal· Tbe produdion of feeder !breed heifers early? Well, one u.. last ten years. the carcasses with red streaks Ia! dips, creolln, or similar dis· Icalvea offers Meigs area !ann- advantage would be e reduction Other Meigs County people up lhe sidea. Some tolna will infectants may be used. ers an Opportunity to convert lhe length and cost ol lhe :. ' attending included Wayne ScoU, [)(' damaged so that be will Wltlt clamps or rubber band Ipasture land and crops Into a •·'boarding" period for heifers VIctor Hysell, VIrgil King, and nave to !brow lhem away. For there is a posstblllty of , 11 ~ 1 hlcber priced package lhan lhe before prnduction begins, You · - ·· · or tncomplele castration 11 · crops would be, The feeder caU ""uld be able to make more p~ed to have local de.;,.ostr~ enterprise afso offers lhe op. bam space available for prolions 01\ his laer in be spring, portunlty to harvest Crop& from daclng COWl. .... . . Area Alent BW Smith r&- some olher land wblcb m!Jhl BoedJng problEIIl!l aasoclated :: JIOI1ed lhalltiJ ....,. tlpelllive be growing only ..n • produ.. wllh delayed breeding might be to have five <OWl far I laD live brush. eliminated. And, early breeding · year In omr 1 oget 0111 !oar The development of lhe feed· would Increase lifetime produoBY PAT GLASS essary items In the store, I calves, Tbls 81 per ce~ calf er calf enterprise In 1hJs area, !1011 dae to eo "extra" !acta' Co: I!It. Alea~ Homt'Ec, 'lbe need .for being an in-lcrop 11 aot JOod eaeup lo while not a high profit enter- lion and perhaps an "ettra" Last· week we started our formed consumer is 011ly start-' make moaey In lhe beef ttl prise, can expand the basic ec- caU, discussion of ways to gel more ed when you purch<se on item. blllbteBS, ca e onomy of lhe county. Dairy heifers •I Wooster were 1110nty for win family money TbL poper uso and care ef Smtih also reported thai bred at aps ranging from elcbl management This "'"'· I family living Items are equally typical amount of feed for : ne Almanac "' twelve months. Remember, wtJuld lite to cooUnue thls Jmportont beef cow per yedr mtgbl be 1 By Ulllted Pross Intemalional lhls was an experiment and lho discussion. For example, 8 vacuum clean· bushels of grain, 2y, tons Tnday Is Sunday, Feb. e, lhe research folks did DJIOCI to -' One of lllese nys may be to er can do countless jobs bot 11 fair quality bay and 200-22S 31lh day of 196& with 3211 to run Into some prob!eltl.!. As you "do It yourself." There 11 a was never intended to pick up Dual units day~ on pasture an- follow. would guess, considerable diffi· • New swept-badt atyline; trend towtrd "do-lt-yourselr• pins or gravel, or to be used Using fegume hay only ihts ~be moon Is between Its lull culty, was l!'lperlenced at oo!Y· low profile for safety home lmprovemento, Many when the bag is eveo half full might be changed to two tons P se and l~st quarter, lng lime. 1 New~ powerful psoline 01 ditHI engine families e~n have a ~ llv- of dirt. A steam Iron deserv•s of hay with 2fl0.!25 anmial unit Tbe mommg star IS Vellll8. Several calves were dead al e l-point, "set aocl forget... lng If lhey can produce lhlngs to have soft water used in .I,' days on pasture. U silage and a Tlto evening stan are Mars, blrlh. Milk production In the draft eonuol for themselves. even thouglt to sell It lhe saJse. ll~ht feed of legume and Jupiter and Saluro. '!tnt and II!COIId lactatloos lor Tbey ctn get more lor their man may say tbls is not ·nee- mtxed hey is used the In 1788, Massacituaotla ratJ. the early bred heifen was conmoney by canning, baking, sew· mary. A fovely garment can feed might be three fled the U.S, Constitution. slderahle lower lhan that of ing, , laundering, remodeling, br ruined by lhe first launder· gla,. silage Olle ton of fair In l88fl, U.S, statesman control beUers which were Here's the tractor that beats all olher.; in the 35-40 hp class !or making repairs on the houoe lng, if It is Improperly done. quality bay and 200-2!5 1 Henry Clay dellvered his last . ,, . and even by asslsUng Jn home W tr dlti 11 bor unil days nnual groat speech on lhe floor of lhe Clay. If you Wllh to avoid power with versatility and economy. Shortest turning radius building and major repairs. 01 alnomhen~-· Goodona Y are ~ Smith ~lso pointed 1 lh Senate, speaking In favor of bis foreign eoJlualon you had bol~orl a1 famlll 8 un..... consumer. ou at a compromise bilL wblch be abandon the ocean " (8'6') in its class. Hydrostatic power steering optional. For all00 ~~· ;;:' t e~ can cut llhould be aware of bargolns. cosl of • cow In a feeder call hoped would avert a ctvll war ' grea Y e amoun money The impOrtant part ol bargain program might lncfude f!.52 In 1943, Gen. Dwight Els..;. FISH'S SENSE or SMELL around utility or 3-plow operation -with sports car handling ease! ~pent ':,!~ ~y ~clng a hunting is to know when a bar· worth of grsln, $53 worlh of bower was appointed COIIlllWI- Flab depend heavily on the ~ s "d<Yo~ U" • vi ~aln is really a bargain, If an hay, and $2 wortb of silage for der-Jn.chief of lhe Allied tense of ~~nell. They hove ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION ON YOUR FARM! 'tes eoaequlr lime ~U ~ tt.ln Ia not needed It is never a • total feed COlli of ~.112. Other Erpedlllonacy Forces Jn North smelling organs wbldh 1 e • an bargain. U aomelhlnlf Is dam- cash COllis mJchl Include lnetr- Africa. lealllke stru,.,;es locoted · r most cues, physical effort. U ailed or In poor f!!llalr, lhe COlli est, insuran.,., tnd lues $13 In 111114, CUba 11111 off the a pit lhat bas one w two ~t;"'" ret!OUrCU are not .avail• cf getting It In ulable COIIdlllon $2 bedding, ts msrkellbg coo~ water supply at lhe u.s. naval trlls, Tbey also bave . e, money may be wasted rail> must be added to the bargain and $3 miscellaneous COllis mak· base of Guantanamo, nerves and llrge lobes Jn er than saved. A pef80n who ' Tho lowest priced Item I• r83 caslt eosts. br1Jn whJch belp lllem lacks skill In sewing may 111e best bargain. ling a total of A for the day-Hellr)' 11111e11 such a poor job on a prment · ' that Ills not satisfactory. If money and tlmo may be wast· IN QUICK .OF TIME '")~, tlio''fltB ol M!i ""'l~" . the 'll\·we meel .• tbe am i IOID' illti>A~~ ;t U'i"1 "'l!Jii\> It f~ ·ln• Us mea stir ' (!zO<'hO! Sheltered uncler a blanht, em A!sotion tttcve dog awolts the rtstu• call. .....--------·· ~ I ARE doa:a on the "root ot St.'Otland." The trained dogs are THERE Alsatians and they can find a casualty buried in up to 2 feet of snow in sti!Otld trained z~a\am Trainee~ must use lht lifi while vets wo~k . • til! tli\N S\Atll \n COMP~Cl POWIR dtost"' CtilM Odldlil, , 1 Sou ate waniJ 1 D3!rir• urea of ~50 yardJ; by 1 mile. "Roo{'' is in Scothmd's Cairngorm mountains. ·•.. Plus greatest handling ease in a 3-plow tractor. ~· .j nt\•.1' •1: .. ~'lr , lin "flll l'j' ~fl • savmg •· M0 dern Trendm .Money..·'D0 I·1 yourseIf . . 'r;loo e WHJIUNG INTO IIAn~A formation of hell""!'ters moves Into on area near Truni Lap, South Viet Nom, with troops of the U. S. 1st Infantry. JUnerican for<es teemed up with AustraUan troops In one of ~· bigg.,;t oporatloDJ of the war. Clay I~ ClW NE~ \N1'ERN~'T\ON~l :U edio tChE ra le J aln MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1 One who lacks skill In bait· tnt may wailte food lhrough !ailurea. "Most ·women, however, cllt acquire tbe needed uiD ' far sewing and bakinl! If lllere is time, Interest, and pbyslcal energy. Equally wuleful are poor wiring jobs that may result in lire, or crude home lmprov• menta whlcb are 1101 181lsfacor llltrYieel dOIII by per· ~.;.·~ •"" are not pbJ&Ieatly ab. l:n"1lo.thom Jll'DllOI'Iy, Careful ci>nsl4eratloo should be afven to lheae lacktt when deeiJions are ~· made u to lht best solatioli to ' a 111001)' versus wuils probfem. , Be-.an Informed consumer. A :oM!IIIer lodaj IJ c:baUeniad 01ore lhtD enr befurl to Ieana •bout irbat ahi Ia buying, There NEW LIA,_Frtd Kine, IT, from Jacksonville, Fla.,'boA SNOW COVU UP - Thi< i'n't • us•d iGloo lot, but a line of snow blanketed auln-, IJ\ V0:1.l ri'll'en~, Fnn ce, where snow like this is welcomed by the skiers. gina work as the tint Ne1ro paJe in the U. S. House. ~ llben, 111011 ~ mn app'krcu, are leod more mon pdpla. un~e~~ • goocl plan ol wbal II needed ta1 . _ IIIII tilt Hem "' on 111e w11o1y ~. moDOJ Clll ollp away wllhout the need being l&llafled No ·tlitubl r1ert _,,... bu II ctiltllillla ·011 llllllbir Jlllde I ~~ ..... abe ... loul4 INU I poor lluy, It cMI'I do llbat'.;Jll •~ It to .... It """'*· TO THE NEW Sontlnel * ··-~~~­ Rih Iabeii IIIII •1111!1 " ~ llllm - .._ . .., Decolitl ' l*mal. ~mow·, .......... afvJnti. !til whell,lle ar 10,: .. E. \ OmiNG OIEEN UOHT-Wilt GraiiiiUIII (left) dlrecll TV'I "Blue Ulbt" oWl llobut Goulet 8lld h JUST ARRIVED! ORDER ROM LANDMARK NOW FERTILIZE.R Trucldoad of NEW '66 UNICO Appliances .GET NEW 'Low PRICES ' ~Serving G1lll1 County eFREEZERS eREFRJGERATORS GET OUR EARLY SEASON DISCOUNT DON'T BUY UNTIL YOU CHECK WITH USI eRANGES Dial 992-2181 For Delivery '' eWASHIRS dtl~ fnNn our artt w•nhou• serving Melp, Gtllla and Maapn -ntl-. Call U. Por Specltllad Service - lulk SIII'Hdlng , Anllalllt- We Aho Can Apply LIQuid NHrogen To Your Flel•• ALL ANALYSIS; STRAIGHT l MllCfD MATERIALS AVAILABLE. Tldtt ' JA~K W, CAJ.tSEY, MGR. eDRYERS Clleck Prfctl Geck Gulftlyl DIAL 992·2181 '' . , $~RV.ICt STATION-OPEN 24 HRS.-7 DAYS A WEEK GIVE TV STAMP5-UNICO TIRES, WIE ~OIS, WASH JOBS, ... HOME OF NEW FYR·ZON TURBO RAM GASOUNI , '-WI Pauc· .........,..Ill IIMCI ' • ,- -~ ...... .' A • '; 4 ' •.; .; ~~· ~ ,:·" •. ·':\ \ • ' ·. •, '.~ f MONDAY .TH.OUGH SATURDAY Store Open Til 9:00 p. m. HOME HEATING OIL SERVICE n didn't •loolr perlllpl,r t111rt W.. .(lltli ito ahlrl II whtD. II • • At Lalltlmarlc'• Complete Area Fal'ltl and Urban Shopping Center l..oeated At Ponaet'OJI (Rt. 7 & 33) Right On The Beautiful Ohio River Serelelng Melfi•, Gallla and Huon CouHtles. Titnel- dldn'~i ltOid liP• 'Ill LANDMARK SELLS for LESS I I Su'lldo!l "!:' rlgb,,:' ~~to - The Word Is Out ••• BEST WISHES eeL . .-- - ----· I :r ton/ :r GIANT KIYHOLD-l.lan is dwarfed by opening of an airpllllll cargo 111>CIIon (bottom) o1 plaaa {top) designed to carry loadt lUte NASA rocket iltqel. Tho aptoo llardware often is too large tDr ordln• ocy tranlportl, but tllll Super Guppy It GOIIIIrllct. od to OWilllow such Cll'IIO.with lUI- o1 bandiiJII tleh< ! I ,, \ 1 m:, A LIGHT NIGHT ~- Fin' works illuminate the night ,:1 Chichibu, J apan. tM a traditional fe stival . The , I;.JJ rution is one c.·f Japan's three major events. ,I .$. '> 0 I h lo;j Reoords Prove February ~~~Lower Costs on Herd Replacement~ , 1'r~che:U1 -S· 125 lb . H • ' ~~~~:-:,! w~ ~ v ' s eav1er Cal e I •"V&Y·I f (Jlympi ~~~'§Dairymen Still Studying Ways lfinM . ~lal1') ~~1 - ' Cow-Lao-Pels is a complete, pelleled dairy ration with a low cost for the TDN supplied, The highly palatab!e p~llets i~ure a last clean-up, which lS very tmportant in milking parlots, PeTiets handle easily and flow freely in any tY)!O of bulk handling equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pel& there's no separation of ingredient: 1111d.every cow receives balanced feed nutrition. Cow·Lac-Peb ate part of ~ANDMARr;'s complete Dairy FeedIDS Program. - FEED COMPLm GRINDING AND , MIXING FAairnfS ' 3! .,.. ' ,.. �...·-·--··--·--·'"·'-·:'. . ..•-.---··--- ., ~~ '• I • ' • ' I ' ' .,•. -• i ~-· Pomero¥ :Motor Your Sqtll wp j ilL tl Personal '"' ' mee the ~ ..., ANT t' <& rtilr • d1os "* -I PHOI'oiE WY 2-2156 you YES. Rlg~t now w.- can give a choice of over 10 nice homes pncoo from $4B00 1to $23,000,' tbat the owners will ~elp you fmance. "ny~dy with . good eredll and steady "\come can quaiHy, Don t be bubful'; call or come In w• will do our best to nelp you. CHECK THE FOLLO\VlNG: - · 14 1966 ••• ? VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT 1:-:-+-l-+-+--1-1 ' ========= nilo (!ze, odJ< stt< Zea IJ!yD>I rJiilo Get Twice much as \ Coverage .... !It ~ · 10 1 ~I .A I ~ fi' Un· ch. 1.1 ~ A t "" llli r Card Of Thank• THE WISEMAN AGENCY CAN YOU BUY A HOME WITH A 'LIMITED DOWN PAYMENT? I A PLANNED ADVERTISING PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR -~- m.:)ie TO ALL the nice people of. LADIES wanted: Are you lookGallipolis Kanouga Point mg for parl-ttme oppnrtunt· Plea11011t 'and especially the I IY 1. Need extra money appl~ i folks tn the George's Creek, c_atmn b~mg ~CCi!pted f • r Community we, the nieces: :a7se o! mtemew. Call 675 30 3 and nephews, of the late Syl-1 · ' 1 v..ter Humphreys wish to 1 LADIES - Start earning oubthank you for your acts of stantial income now. Reprethoughtfulness, your lovely sent Avon in a confident flowers aad your coodolenc- neighborhood. Territory: Bides during the last Ulness and well, Vinton, Oak Hill, and death of our Uncle. 1 Gallipolis. Write P. M. Box Also we wish to thank the , 496, Portsmouth, Ohio. 28·3 · I FORGOTTEN ANYTHINGt Co. but, of 0 " MR. MERCHANT. HAVE YOU OllllrrY . -~t'h f' ' A·winter t.lltl>i '' I Sundays helpfulness of the Miller Home lor Funerals the or· HELP W N IH...-+-+ganist, the Rev. Allred Hol- ---- - - ___A TED __ ley. And also to Earl who BABYSITIER wanted to • live put his place In shepe, to Ro- in my home, slllllll pay. Ph. us and Edward who helped 446-0652. 30-3 and to Corky, Terry, Clilf, Sharon, Joan aad Donila who Fer Rent were with him and loved him 1 . tho' they had known him ~ut · ~PARTMENTS furnished utila short while. But most of itie. paid. Ph. 446-0732: ,. " •1 all to Mrs. Dorothy Moore .._.._......... who came to live and toke ICOTIAGE APT. care of him in the last two eo. 3 rooms, bath. All pr\years or his life and brought I vate. Rear 13 Pine. James K Into his life light whereo nly ' Danner, 446-3627. 24-tf ========= darkness was before. , ROOMS by week or mBnlh. i NEWSPAPER GETS • SUNDAY COVERAGE 'p ?''I 3 DAY AD PLACED ON FRIDAY OR SATURDAY GETS l SUNDAY COVERAGE Call WYl-1156 1 1 a J, POMEROY ' OR ,,j Call 446-1341 GALLIPOLIS Office Gt 6-360 Evenlngo-Iko WINman. Gl 6-3196 E. N. WIMt(lon, Gl 6 4500 La- And last but not least to fayette Hotel. Ph. 441',2522. him and stayed at his fret I==-"Skipper" who slept . with FURN. apt, 5 rooms, 336\1 htm and stayed at his f~et • RM Unfurnished apt , Conand loved and dog prol<cted as only a little could. him tacl Empire Furniture Co '· ~==~~~~==~::~~=====~~ 30-1 ~\ "\WiJi:-;-;;;;;;;u;-:s~~ -=====~ · or month o I For Sale M1 1 d room furnt..hed apL, lratler _ __.:...:.:...,;;;:.:;.___ I - - ~OTICE: - - - - - - - . ,_:;= - Re1! &tete For Sele · • ·'-- DillON AGENCY For Sale e He P Wante bal~nce Busines• Opportunity_ Sunday Times-Sentinel SPARE TIME INCOME REFILLING and oollecllng ney !rom NEW TYPE higll quality coin operated dtspeDsers in thlo area. No selling, To qualify you inust have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve boun weekly 1can net excellent With Well Over fori T~X I ROOM lurnlshed Phone WY Z.M31 lib Avenue, li1ddlepert, It ~EREO I Pbooe 44t-430S from I to 5 •-------..,;_~~~ W1nted % NICE Holstetn heifers, SEWING MACHINE. 1960 full 29-1 automaUe. No attaelunellts due needed to bottonhole, sew "" to lrosbe1 In approximately bottona, DIOIIOI!l'amJ, hind AT ONCI!:- Raw·• 30 days. Gl 6-4053. 29-3 hem, overcast, etc. Just In· leigh dealer IR S. Gallla Co. WILLYS j ---- sert cams lor designs. Only Wrlto Rawlelgh Dept OH B eep, 4 wheel drive.' $48.90 or terma. can 446-4329. 180 1 Freeport, DL lfl.l Good condition. 1!162 Chevr.. . l8-tf lei super sport red. Aute. Pb. 446-3881. ' 29- STERO - 1965 Mndel plays and 3 smmda Uke new. Just lour Services Ofhwecl ALMOST aew 2 bedroom trall- months o!P. 4 apeed automa1'lliMITE PElT ClONTIIOL or. Pb. 446-4179. tic turntable. Multiple apeak· nEB lnopec:tlon, all &lel24l 76 CHAROLAlS cattle sell at ers. Only $51.7$ or terms. Call Mll'rlll O'Dell Opor to lo AuclioB, Saturday, teb. 12, 446-4329. le-t lb:termltal r Sparta Stockyard, Sparta, Ky. 1 r Service 12o30 p. m. For catalog or ELECl'ROLUX aweeper Oil IG Bllmont Dr. 16'1-tf lnlormatioa contact 'E. s. wheels late model. Hu all Stafford Carrollton Ky Ph clealllng attachmenls - Just « oontroo m-sua' ' • .j $39.15. Terms available, CaU 28 Cotllllltl'elal « rooldenl1al II ' 440-4329. 16-tf II ClD bo cktot lor lea, hln MIXED Clover hay for . IJo YUU are bUll•••· 0 118,. -• do II. 'l'bomu W. Fain Pbono DU U1!15. ..,.. nome or remoda"'·. ....,. oee •• •a.m. SoD tol:rtermlnatlng Co. a HEY, how about This? p WheetertJust We are ou!ldera """ oislrtblltor 10 lltq, 0. I'lL like new, repossessed Electro- lor Hotpolnt AppU8liC08, f.211i0. ~ lux cleaner stil,l under guar- 800 Elecrrlc 154-11 - - - - - - - - - antee at a savings. Ph. 67~ - _:_--:== _ 21148 or after$ p.m. 67!>-1829. HAY 65c per bale. Ph. 367-71117. ,..,;mit ~ toa 1958 Ford - ~ l958 ton 1961 Ford Ford -Econllno 1951 Cbev, 1 ton 1958 Cbev, ~ ton 1952 Cbev. ~ ton 19511 Dodge u ton • JM• Dodg ton • ,.., e "' 1964 Scout, 2 beet Dr. 1951 .1ntenmtional l lon 1958 Chevrolet W. liM GMC \II W. 1tC GMC \II 'il!o 195'1 'l'ol GMC In~ ~ ~ ~- NICELY lllrnllhad I bednom llparlment, Middleport WY 111'14. ' Ol~bftl N~! 60 19115 Rotary , C . a l t m _. . . . p~' ~' ForS.Ie ~. H~le, ~lit,.., ortc~ m>~er or.. .. b I "~'~ ~'--- Ele~ rm~M~KB ~teuntly Has The Best Ad Tools Available- , ' ;- .- . !_!,. tit!Y, ,~., =...... • ...... IUETTNAI'S W\' 1414$ ' we seD, -lAIRD, 1111. L:..~~ers Hike Division 'Raee ·.. METRO DYNAMICS ,.. ' J %-.~ j .00 GRAPHIC ELECTRONICS' ENGRAVER ~00 Call Either i.e ,. ~ ~ METRO ASSOCIATED ·sERVICE Lead in 1'estern trade. ._ STAMPS-CONHAIM lite ~ ~ "~~~ ~;~ ~·f ' Our Advertising Department rram u.. It!:, Carpet·Shampooer lor onl, 11 ' __ · . '""' . · ·· ·"· ''"' ' · . •· - .· · ' · 1 J)'!t day. Farmer• Hardware. I PF:R_ DAtY. rtnt"l ror II Plumnma anr HI"HIIOI Fln& . :I WOUAA;UI _ _ -~-- _ 36-& trH carpE> . Slvunoooer tor 11n· 100 fi'ourtb lt•e, +4ti-l~'l .IIIHt The . ftrl{::.tt~ . -:&~-i · d .·Tbe · Jcelllldic · liJ:Ipalt. SPOTS before your eyeo - '" ware ly $1 por day. Farmero l!al'd-, ~ . • . t .ri . .. ... I' b'. I . ,, -""--• ,'"'• 24-·ii .... , • .. · p.~n · waa ., _..v_..~~w . an e1 w.bl'cb •· .. : satn'M"tlal\ . . ~. ,.. ~ KNOTTS your new oarpet - rem•"" ' _:~- _____ '_ D~WI'., I'll ,._,H'ND Freemon on Jan: t , 1~ and other _kanc)idavllll! lal~Cd~ll!l. USED FURNITURE thP.m wlth .81ue Lu~:~tre. R1•nl • l \A ' 11 \\· Prl"f·~ 1fl tnBttr .. ~s .\i~O . "-11~(· #t'a·· ~r Beatrice, Neb. T~1~ spoll:eb in lceland, ' bat tt ·" W 1 1 and UPHOLSTERING el~trk shrmoooe: ,1, c~n- e!'l Rice and ' t.-orDJD .r urn• ~ ifliiTit 1611 '"' pr uii•P1 cuurt't :<ite was • ~ _ a ~DAd'"oot 4iJderslood by tnott model'JI 1161 .... Gelllpolll tralllmlll> Co. ll-6 . wre. • u 0111 '"""'" 1..811 tt-l1:MJ. llll&llwMI& 1D liii., ! ,' d· JWrwe&IIDI. , . ' .... aLB~ !:ll:r.._ -.. ~ ~~~~~ · u"'!er 'l~·),fru ~ill/"'- ~..,.~,- M 1111. .u - ·-n RADIATOR SERVICE c:.m,..iY ,ll~ c~ll !-. 11..6.1 ..., 9 :rt.l'bll rootn,Flnltm~te ~ I!:LEcrROLUX •weeper, oom- .::'57::-::C:::HE=vc::R:-:O"'L-=E=T"''T "'r-uc-=-k,--:-c lt II.! -u.. '. •'"' '" oall<llu -•nswer. 446-2510. _ 13-2$ l BEQROQM bouse, '1$8 M pleto with attachments. I Oat bed. Kenny VInton, r&IS ol•wK ,.,.., o(J'ANilARD PL!IMBING . · . It ·Aft:' fu1'11lJbed. 'n condition. Pay oH balance 1 Ph. ' 30-3 "indo'" · , ,, 11, etc C•"'-' HEATING. !104 Secooc1 Ave. ·e'Yl1!1ug lifO . Wall to : w'U poymenll $5.51 each. Eleolric Hin Gr• nn• o , .· , 111 , rwa IXPIIIINCID :--~ o\11~ -a.c-maa :10. Log jolat New I· ton (arfll ncons with t ROOM borne · b II!. llllliiJ . . . . ~ tl29.00 ap ' a, f'OR $18tlfJ ytu caa 01111 .0 . , New 8.25 -&,, 20, 10 piJ eyton re an4 1 4 room bAuaa JOcal. ttres 15<),00 pl91 tu tu "· ' . ed dolo to krR and Cli!L Oblo Valley ll'lplem,..l Co. 1\111111 0. Wtlld, ~- 0ira1r llldllul ta 1111. , •• · "'" "" · l'llollt __.,. ,.._.... ' ·· · -•M PI ne ""• • ., .-.... · ' • '·. · WE ·a,ed propertlll, el Ill . _ HOME on U. S. 31,_<;IIJ wlter Plumbing & l!leltina · 111d gu, e t'IIIL inil both, ' It Qll. We· an · --· · -··· · __ .--,. carpeted, ~ ..b~me~ atorm you 111'!111111-. 11111 ' ftnauelll, MA11"S · PI,UMBING AND ,dn. IIIII Jrilldd.W•,JI!J'II 18~ , ~<'qr I!OIIYtDII~' 1M • .!EATING, ·. AU work' guat- age. Co_mer lol IOO' ·Z 141 · belli you with ~nalllllll ~ anteOO. Pb. j46-11189, II· no f46.3471. · •'; ·. •.. • . 2-11 -1Qeedl. ' 0:".; L.et One Of Ou.r Advertising Representa~ fives Work Wath You In Presenting To Yeur Customers Effective Advertising , -· Messages. w •• D.'tr¢11 CALL us, ·wa bavl farml ... llze ud ...... a111r dh· ·--'-------.. ......, " vtuage propti!ly. lllnl Rellty lllotmu llarl WID_. OSCAR lAIRD,· ....._ · l'llne Ill • ....D B. W a&U: YOU Clll 111091 ""'""'W'1 ll• : ...liM :roB II 1 alai I .bnrDI LARGZ two slot)r brlct · .00 hath comer 1111, • .... . laiuJI,, twa biltba alld kttd>- . 11'11 Avt. 11'1 viiJIIII. Ow]lll w, 80 (t !roil , ·_ ••--fl;otltt. probably trade lor _,. ...- ILK-.. I.Pwt. "' 1 bu 2 A. lfGIIIId Ia Bidwell. ' A. 1~ mi. from ttwa, I 1'11«11 ud bathroom, water Ia kit. cbu, puM&aloe at OIICI. - CROSSWORD a.._ t.- = · ~we 1- ·-..,... -........ ..,.. ..... ·.,_ - ·-·. ,.. .. _ -•* ... K... --·-- •I I RESOLUTION ' 4.BI,yloolt til• ~ FOUR ROOM apartment WY 2-6385. 1 21 Ua to~• -•.~or =~.treuury. CAN HELP YOU KEEP THIS For Rent v-" ~~T •• Subscribers ~:DN~~=C,y ~~ ==-=-,---~--,-'~.._1 ~'Y. J ' • ==-.;;;====- I IICB, Lyncbburg, VI. 245(1;. THE NEW ... buy skunk till Mlircb 15. . B II Solley, Raedllvllle, Oblo. 21 4 BEDROOM HOME apace. COniJK'I Stella Arnold REPOSSESSED ELECTRO- _ _ _,.:_. ____ ____ ---- KITCHEN featuring wood cabMARRIED 'th Pari r.ent<al Hnt•l lit -H LUX Cleaner, guaranteed 2 SINGER sewing machine In • man WI car, some I . . console cabinet Zi zag inets, dining room, large liv· tales experience preferred but •l''l''lt.:t!. space lor renl years at a btg savmgs of I equipped. Pay off · 5 ing room. tile bath, full basenot necessary. CaU 675 -18291 Gl 6-~ trom 8 a.m. IW $6.00 a montb 1966 model. payments 16 eacb 446-1639 ment, finished rec. room with for appointmenl Jll-6 1 P m Ph. 675-2948, after 5 p. m. . . 21. I fireplace and ~ bath. Foro- . . Ph. 675-1829. 211-tf ·.. ·I Industrial Equipment Deluxe Model Wo- : ed hot air furnace, 2 car rP' nioritJily Income. More tuB Notice - - -- - - - -m a n 's Friend Electric I Home Heating Oil port, nice lot. Owner is mov- time. For personal Interview Deed Stock NOthW IS THE TIMF. to Washer $149.95; Very ing. Priced reasonable in I write f'. 0. Ql)X 4185, PI11'S. Removed Free at new John Deere good used Commercial !' Treated No. t -Treated No. day's market. BURGH, PA. 15202. Include .m .l ... move your dead ment, dozers, loaders, type hair dryer $19.95; 2_ .- Metered . Delivery phone : number. 30-1 ......... cowo and mutes !'all hoes. We will trade-we Good used 3 slice Toast· . nnt-A-Mat~c Tiekets -Bud· , BRICK - -- finance-we will service. er $6 95· Several good get Pay Sy•tem - Degree • ATI'RACTIVE, Intelligent wom. .,.n.-t .IBI'ksoo !IIM531 or used s;,,ll tables $2:6&td l,D•Y Delivery ···"' """'"''~ >' I 3rJ!. R. HOMF. one floor plan, an lo teacb makeup. Win M Chillicothe 77U9'16. AI so I I . f $ S all buil_t-ln kilcltea, W. to W. train. Full or part time. caJI 6.95 . ave rnonev at I ·==---=:..;:.~ _ • a arge se ectmn o good Phone Pomeroy IS YOUR water safe? Let us 1 used equipment mC'Iudmg, i Wicklines "E v E'R y. '""P"t m LR & ball, full base- Viviane Woodard CosmeUCL 992_2181 Collect check it.· And recommend pro1010 dozers-440 dozers, Case' TlUNG" store, Bidwell, ment b I or room with !!nrl ~TV .... ,.rlroom, ~· •l 'ln't play· car- Ph. 675-2786. per equtpment; no o ligauons 310 hydraulic dozer, Case 1000 OhJ(). Gollipolis·Vinton port with 1/terage room.· Fer SPARE TIME INCOME Central Sopply Co., Ph. 446- loader, Fordson wheel hoe, IHOME Heating oil, Ph. Pome38&-8526 ean be seen aHy tune. REFILLING and cpllecting m• . 2374. 1-tf 1 , Schr;mm pne~matractor - roy 992-2>8l collect. Gatlipo· REFILLING and ~Uecting - SMALL TliANSiSToR: Cat [){!, practically new cat I lis· Vinton 3811-8526. 15-tf ~ Now Servlno NEAR NEW BRICK A BUSINESS or YOUR 0""' 1 HEARING AID PERFt:c'l'ED D-4- JD 840 scraper, &nd a "" .- -IF YOU can hear people talk Cat R-4 as is, where is FIGURES gettmg you I GALLIA e ROOM - L\1 bath, nice kitand can't make out the words $1,000. own' Don't let it. Buy a COUNTY chen, dining room, large L. ""'"'" ENSLOW MAt~'ERY Pruna 20 Adder $115- now i W"h tho tlneot ,-• - r R. , basement, attached gar- EXCELLENT PROVEN P~ clearly or II you are exper· ·nv• • ,_ $99 50: Electric $185, now ' -plot< Po'"'loum~Selvlco. age, large level lot located In GR"' "'" PRODUCES • SO1JB. · COMPANY I iencing listening difficulties in . 1168.50. · Rentals and Repairs. U01 -a Avenu Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pric- CES OF INCOME. G1JII). churcb, ooclal events, or at lhDtin"'- WHt btl Simmons Ptg. and Office ed ·19,500. ANCI!I .IN MAKE-UP TECJI. bcme you can achieve a· o-. 111! a Eqlllp !9-tf NIQUES 'USED BY EXPERTS 0 new high In speech ~ity I Phone 5%9-7135 ' RENT ELECTRIC & upbolstery IIELPS YOU GET 8'1''' '"'"0. --• lDIderslallding wlth ··this'· Radt'o comblna"on · by Blue FARMS · ""'"' .... " -. our Rug Sbampoom A MINIMUM INVESTMENT new old. Even wblspel'll ·are I Insurance 1966 Console model. Used Lustre. Sheppard's, 162 Jill THE DILLON Agency baa real OF $1000 BACKED BY 1If. erystaJ clear. II Interested' THREE tbing-;-b,;;;;;k for when very little. Uke aew. Good Ave., Ph. f4&.28i2. 261-U honicm•es.llarmsO A. VENTORY. CAN BE FINAN· write p 0 Bcm 4217 Ooarl tone. Four speed automatic _ _:_:_.:_.;::;.._....::..:.:: 1 ~ " """ · · • eo- you buy lnsuraiiCe - a good eh Multi I0 - • In I details CED. WIUTE: FRANCIUSB Lon, W. Va. You will receive company fast claims servlco anger. p .,.,...ers. NEW GMC TRUCK mmo or more ' DIVISION DEPT. 10189. .VlV• lull Information at no cost or and I ' W b F1rst $119.80 casb or terms HOBART DilLON, Rlllo\LTOR ,.,.,., WOOD·•un CORP. obUCaU ow ra 1es. e ave all takes ll Call m-1329. 16-tl HEADQUARTERS 44&-Z67f ""'"' .,._ on whatuever • Ad•· three at tho Neal Ins. AgenLll4;llle .., Boward Bra.14621, TITUS ST., PANORA· your Grange Agent.. See GOO!' clean tump lad stoker NOW SHOWING. EveulDp 6"-UZI MA CITY, CALIF.• 1M RAISE $50 lor your Church or tbem soon. JB.II Grande. PboDe CH Wlll. 19&6 MODELS Bm Nriup lrOIIP wllh Rappineaa N~ coal. Carl Wloterl. IUD 2 M!nneat>Jja Mollnt . Power _..,...,,-,;::;;:;;;:;:;;:::~==tina. f colorful designs with For Sale APPLES: Golden Dellclous, U"lts wondtrlul oavbtp. Keep $50 Sno; ·-r;;;;. Melrose, Grimes Golden, and 1963· S lon GMC Dump 0. D. 1PABSONII, REALTOR 11::. send me Boy a Jeep! I Roma Beauties. Open week1961 1 lon GMC ..,.. _ , lor details, P'REE 11147 Willys, 4 wheel drive days, closed on Sunday. Weill 1961 G.M.C. - -1 ton Sample. ANNA WADE Dept Excellent conditio& Orchard, St. Rt. 180. 18-U 1960 Ford _ ton I NEW I room bouaea ali4 bath. 1 I WANT ADS PLACED 6 DAYS IN DAILY HAVE YOU RESOLVED TO BUILD TRAFFIC AND TO MAKE SALES SOARt GALLIPOLIS 446n2342 or POMEROY 'WV24156 . . ' ., ' '-~ . �...·-·--··--·--·'"·'-·:'. . ..•-.---··--- ., ~~ '• I • ' • ' I ' ' .,•. -• i ~-· Pomero¥ :Motor Your Sqtll wp j ilL tl Personal '"' ' mee the ~ ..., ANT t' <& rtilr • d1os "* -I PHOI'oiE WY 2-2156 you YES. Rlg~t now w.- can give a choice of over 10 nice homes pncoo from $4B00 1to $23,000,' tbat the owners will ~elp you fmance. "ny~dy with . good eredll and steady "\come can quaiHy, Don t be bubful'; call or come In w• will do our best to nelp you. CHECK THE FOLLO\VlNG: - · 14 1966 ••• ? VERY LOW DOWN PAYMENT 1:-:-+-l-+-+--1-1 ' ========= nilo (!ze, odJ< stt< Zea IJ!yD>I rJiilo Get Twice much as \ Coverage .... !It ~ · 10 1 ~I .A I ~ fi' Un· ch. 1.1 ~ A t "" llli r Card Of Thank• THE WISEMAN AGENCY CAN YOU BUY A HOME WITH A 'LIMITED DOWN PAYMENT? I A PLANNED ADVERTISING PROGRAM FOR THE YEAR -~- m.:)ie TO ALL the nice people of. LADIES wanted: Are you lookGallipolis Kanouga Point mg for parl-ttme oppnrtunt· Plea11011t 'and especially the I IY 1. Need extra money appl~ i folks tn the George's Creek, c_atmn b~mg ~CCi!pted f • r Community we, the nieces: :a7se o! mtemew. Call 675 30 3 and nephews, of the late Syl-1 · ' 1 v..ter Humphreys wish to 1 LADIES - Start earning oubthank you for your acts of stantial income now. Reprethoughtfulness, your lovely sent Avon in a confident flowers aad your coodolenc- neighborhood. Territory: Bides during the last Ulness and well, Vinton, Oak Hill, and death of our Uncle. 1 Gallipolis. Write P. M. Box Also we wish to thank the , 496, Portsmouth, Ohio. 28·3 · I FORGOTTEN ANYTHINGt Co. but, of 0 " MR. MERCHANT. HAVE YOU OllllrrY . -~t'h f' ' A·winter t.lltl>i '' I Sundays helpfulness of the Miller Home lor Funerals the or· HELP W N IH...-+-+ganist, the Rev. Allred Hol- ---- - - ___A TED __ ley. And also to Earl who BABYSITIER wanted to • live put his place In shepe, to Ro- in my home, slllllll pay. Ph. us and Edward who helped 446-0652. 30-3 and to Corky, Terry, Clilf, Sharon, Joan aad Donila who Fer Rent were with him and loved him 1 . tho' they had known him ~ut · ~PARTMENTS furnished utila short while. But most of itie. paid. Ph. 446-0732: ,. " •1 all to Mrs. Dorothy Moore .._.._......... who came to live and toke ICOTIAGE APT. care of him in the last two eo. 3 rooms, bath. All pr\years or his life and brought I vate. Rear 13 Pine. James K Into his life light whereo nly ' Danner, 446-3627. 24-tf ========= darkness was before. , ROOMS by week or mBnlh. i NEWSPAPER GETS • SUNDAY COVERAGE 'p ?''I 3 DAY AD PLACED ON FRIDAY OR SATURDAY GETS l SUNDAY COVERAGE Call WYl-1156 1 1 a J, POMEROY ' OR ,,j Call 446-1341 GALLIPOLIS Office Gt 6-360 Evenlngo-Iko WINman. Gl 6-3196 E. N. WIMt(lon, Gl 6 4500 La- And last but not least to fayette Hotel. Ph. 441',2522. him and stayed at his fret I==-"Skipper" who slept . with FURN. apt, 5 rooms, 336\1 htm and stayed at his f~et • RM Unfurnished apt , Conand loved and dog prol<cted as only a little could. him tacl Empire Furniture Co '· ~==~~~~==~::~~=====~~ 30-1 ~\ "\WiJi:-;-;;;;;;;u;-:s~~ -=====~ · or month o I For Sale M1 1 d room furnt..hed apL, lratler _ __.:...:.:...,;;;:.:;.___ I - - ~OTICE: - - - - - - - . ,_:;= - Re1! &tete For Sele · • ·'-- DillON AGENCY For Sale e He P Wante bal~nce Busines• Opportunity_ Sunday Times-Sentinel SPARE TIME INCOME REFILLING and oollecllng ney !rom NEW TYPE higll quality coin operated dtspeDsers in thlo area. No selling, To qualify you inust have car, references, $600 to $1900 cash. Seven to twelve boun weekly 1can net excellent With Well Over fori T~X I ROOM lurnlshed Phone WY Z.M31 lib Avenue, li1ddlepert, It ~EREO I Pbooe 44t-430S from I to 5 •-------..,;_~~~ W1nted % NICE Holstetn heifers, SEWING MACHINE. 1960 full 29-1 automaUe. No attaelunellts due needed to bottonhole, sew "" to lrosbe1 In approximately bottona, DIOIIOI!l'amJ, hind AT ONCI!:- Raw·• 30 days. Gl 6-4053. 29-3 hem, overcast, etc. Just In· leigh dealer IR S. Gallla Co. WILLYS j ---- sert cams lor designs. Only Wrlto Rawlelgh Dept OH B eep, 4 wheel drive.' $48.90 or terma. can 446-4329. 180 1 Freeport, DL lfl.l Good condition. 1!162 Chevr.. . l8-tf lei super sport red. Aute. Pb. 446-3881. ' 29- STERO - 1965 Mndel plays and 3 smmda Uke new. Just lour Services Ofhwecl ALMOST aew 2 bedroom trall- months o!P. 4 apeed automa1'lliMITE PElT ClONTIIOL or. Pb. 446-4179. tic turntable. Multiple apeak· nEB lnopec:tlon, all &lel24l 76 CHAROLAlS cattle sell at ers. Only $51.7$ or terms. Call Mll'rlll O'Dell Opor to lo AuclioB, Saturday, teb. 12, 446-4329. le-t lb:termltal r Sparta Stockyard, Sparta, Ky. 1 r Service 12o30 p. m. For catalog or ELECl'ROLUX aweeper Oil IG Bllmont Dr. 16'1-tf lnlormatioa contact 'E. s. wheels late model. Hu all Stafford Carrollton Ky Ph clealllng attachmenls - Just « oontroo m-sua' ' • .j $39.15. Terms available, CaU 28 Cotllllltl'elal « rooldenl1al II ' 440-4329. 16-tf II ClD bo cktot lor lea, hln MIXED Clover hay for . IJo YUU are bUll•••· 0 118,. -• do II. 'l'bomu W. Fain Pbono DU U1!15. ..,.. nome or remoda"'·. ....,. oee •• •a.m. SoD tol:rtermlnatlng Co. a HEY, how about This? p WheetertJust We are ou!ldera """ oislrtblltor 10 lltq, 0. I'lL like new, repossessed Electro- lor Hotpolnt AppU8liC08, f.211i0. ~ lux cleaner stil,l under guar- 800 Elecrrlc 154-11 - - - - - - - - - antee at a savings. Ph. 67~ - _:_--:== _ 21148 or after$ p.m. 67!>-1829. HAY 65c per bale. Ph. 367-71117. ,..,;mit ~ toa 1958 Ford - ~ l958 ton 1961 Ford Ford -Econllno 1951 Cbev, 1 ton 1958 Cbev, ~ ton 1952 Cbev. ~ ton 19511 Dodge u ton • JM• Dodg ton • ,.., e "' 1964 Scout, 2 beet Dr. 1951 .1ntenmtional l lon 1958 Chevrolet W. liM GMC \II W. 1tC GMC \II 'il!o 195'1 'l'ol GMC In~ ~ ~ ~- NICELY lllrnllhad I bednom llparlment, Middleport WY 111'14. ' Ol~bftl N~! 60 19115 Rotary , C . a l t m _. . . . p~' ~' ForS.Ie ~. H~le, ~lit,.., ortc~ m>~er or.. .. b I "~'~ ~'--- Ele~ rm~M~KB ~teuntly Has The Best Ad Tools Available- , ' ;- .- . !_!,. tit!Y, ,~., =...... • ...... IUETTNAI'S W\' 1414$ ' we seD, -lAIRD, 1111. L:..~~ers Hike Division 'Raee ·.. METRO DYNAMICS ,.. ' J %-.~ j .00 GRAPHIC ELECTRONICS' ENGRAVER ~00 Call Either i.e ,. ~ ~ METRO ASSOCIATED ·sERVICE Lead in 1'estern trade. ._ STAMPS-CONHAIM lite ~ ~ "~~~ ~;~ ~·f ' Our Advertising Department rram u.. It!:, Carpet·Shampooer lor onl, 11 ' __ · . '""' . · ·· ·"· ''"' ' · . •· - .· · ' · 1 J)'!t day. Farmer• Hardware. I PF:R_ DAtY. rtnt"l ror II Plumnma anr HI"HIIOI Fln& . :I WOUAA;UI _ _ -~-- _ 36-& trH carpE> . Slvunoooer tor 11n· 100 fi'ourtb lt•e, +4ti-l~'l .IIIHt The . ftrl{::.tt~ . -:&~-i · d .·Tbe · Jcelllldic · liJ:Ipalt. SPOTS before your eyeo - '" ware ly $1 por day. Farmero l!al'd-, ~ . • . t .ri . .. ... I' b'. I . ,, -""--• ,'"'• 24-·ii .... , • .. · p.~n · waa ., _..v_..~~w . an e1 w.bl'cb •· .. : satn'M"tlal\ . . ~. ,.. ~ KNOTTS your new oarpet - rem•"" ' _:~- _____ '_ D~WI'., I'll ,._,H'ND Freemon on Jan: t , 1~ and other _kanc)idavllll! lal~Cd~ll!l. USED FURNITURE thP.m wlth .81ue Lu~:~tre. R1•nl • l \A ' 11 \\· Prl"f·~ 1fl tnBttr .. ~s .\i~O . "-11~(· #t'a·· ~r Beatrice, Neb. T~1~ spoll:eb in lceland, ' bat tt ·" W 1 1 and UPHOLSTERING el~trk shrmoooe: ,1, c~n- e!'l Rice and ' t.-orDJD .r urn• ~ ifliiTit 1611 '"' pr uii•P1 cuurt't :<ite was • ~ _ a ~DAd'"oot 4iJderslood by tnott model'JI 1161 .... Gelllpolll tralllmlll> Co. ll-6 . wre. • u 0111 '"""'" 1..811 tt-l1:MJ. llll&llwMI& 1D liii., ! ,' d· JWrwe&IIDI. , . ' .... aLB~ !:ll:r.._ -.. ~ ~~~~~ · u"'!er 'l~·),fru ~ill/"'- ~..,.~,- M 1111. .u - ·-n RADIATOR SERVICE c:.m,..iY ,ll~ c~ll !-. 11..6.1 ..., 9 :rt.l'bll rootn,Flnltm~te ~ I!:LEcrROLUX •weeper, oom- .::'57::-::C:::HE=vc::R:-:O"'L-=E=T"''T "'r-uc-=-k,--:-c lt II.! -u.. '. •'"' '" oall<llu -•nswer. 446-2510. _ 13-2$ l BEQROQM bouse, '1$8 M pleto with attachments. I Oat bed. Kenny VInton, r&IS ol•wK ,.,.., o(J'ANilARD PL!IMBING . · . It ·Aft:' fu1'11lJbed. 'n condition. Pay oH balance 1 Ph. ' 30-3 "indo'" · , ,, 11, etc C•"'-' HEATING. !104 Secooc1 Ave. ·e'Yl1!1ug lifO . Wall to : w'U poymenll $5.51 each. Eleolric Hin Gr• nn• o , .· , 111 , rwa IXPIIIINCID :--~ o\11~ -a.c-maa :10. Log jolat New I· ton (arfll ncons with t ROOM borne · b II!. llllliiJ . . . . ~ tl29.00 ap ' a, f'OR $18tlfJ ytu caa 01111 .0 . , New 8.25 -&,, 20, 10 piJ eyton re an4 1 4 room bAuaa JOcal. ttres 15<),00 pl91 tu tu "· ' . ed dolo to krR and Cli!L Oblo Valley ll'lplem,..l Co. 1\111111 0. Wtlld, ~- 0ira1r llldllul ta 1111. , •• · "'" "" · l'llollt __.,. ,.._.... ' ·· · -•M PI ne ""• • ., .-.... · ' • '·. · WE ·a,ed propertlll, el Ill . _ HOME on U. S. 31,_<;IIJ wlter Plumbing & l!leltina · 111d gu, e t'IIIL inil both, ' It Qll. We· an · --· · -··· · __ .--,. carpeted, ~ ..b~me~ atorm you 111'!111111-. 11111 ' ftnauelll, MA11"S · PI,UMBING AND ,dn. IIIII Jrilldd.W•,JI!J'II 18~ , ~<'qr I!OIIYtDII~' 1M • .!EATING, ·. AU work' guat- age. Co_mer lol IOO' ·Z 141 · belli you with ~nalllllll ~ anteOO. Pb. j46-11189, II· no f46.3471. · •'; ·. •.. • . 2-11 -1Qeedl. ' 0:".; L.et One Of Ou.r Advertising Representa~ fives Work Wath You In Presenting To Yeur Customers Effective Advertising , -· Messages. w •• D.'tr¢11 CALL us, ·wa bavl farml ... llze ud ...... a111r dh· ·--'-------.. ......, " vtuage propti!ly. lllnl Rellty lllotmu llarl WID_. OSCAR lAIRD,· ....._ · l'llne Ill • ....D B. W a&U: YOU Clll 111091 ""'""'W'1 ll• : ...liM :roB II 1 alai I .bnrDI LARGZ two slot)r brlct · .00 hath comer 1111, • .... . laiuJI,, twa biltba alld kttd>- . 11'11 Avt. 11'1 viiJIIII. Ow]lll w, 80 (t !roil , ·_ ••--fl;otltt. probably trade lor _,. ...- ILK-.. I.Pwt. "' 1 bu 2 A. lfGIIIId Ia Bidwell. ' A. 1~ mi. from ttwa, I 1'11«11 ud bathroom, water Ia kit. cbu, puM&aloe at OIICI. - CROSSWORD a.._ t.- = · ~we 1- ·-..,... -........ ..,.. ..... ·.,_ - ·-·. ,.. .. _ -•* ... K... --·-- •I I RESOLUTION ' 4.BI,yloolt til• ~ FOUR ROOM apartment WY 2-6385. 1 21 Ua to~• -•.~or =~.treuury. CAN HELP YOU KEEP THIS For Rent v-" ~~T •• Subscribers ~:DN~~=C,y ~~ ==-=-,---~--,-'~.._1 ~'Y. J ' • ==-.;;;====- I IICB, Lyncbburg, VI. 245(1;. THE NEW ... buy skunk till Mlircb 15. . B II Solley, Raedllvllle, Oblo. 21 4 BEDROOM HOME apace. COniJK'I Stella Arnold REPOSSESSED ELECTRO- _ _ _,.:_. ____ ____ ---- KITCHEN featuring wood cabMARRIED 'th Pari r.ent<al Hnt•l lit -H LUX Cleaner, guaranteed 2 SINGER sewing machine In • man WI car, some I . . console cabinet Zi zag inets, dining room, large liv· tales experience preferred but •l''l''lt.:t!. space lor renl years at a btg savmgs of I equipped. Pay off · 5 ing room. tile bath, full basenot necessary. CaU 675 -18291 Gl 6-~ trom 8 a.m. IW $6.00 a montb 1966 model. payments 16 eacb 446-1639 ment, finished rec. room with for appointmenl Jll-6 1 P m Ph. 675-2948, after 5 p. m. . . 21. I fireplace and ~ bath. Foro- . . Ph. 675-1829. 211-tf ·.. ·I Industrial Equipment Deluxe Model Wo- : ed hot air furnace, 2 car rP' nioritJily Income. More tuB Notice - - -- - - - -m a n 's Friend Electric I Home Heating Oil port, nice lot. Owner is mov- time. For personal Interview Deed Stock NOthW IS THE TIMF. to Washer $149.95; Very ing. Priced reasonable in I write f'. 0. Ql)X 4185, PI11'S. Removed Free at new John Deere good used Commercial !' Treated No. t -Treated No. day's market. BURGH, PA. 15202. Include .m .l ... move your dead ment, dozers, loaders, type hair dryer $19.95; 2_ .- Metered . Delivery phone : number. 30-1 ......... cowo and mutes !'all hoes. We will trade-we Good used 3 slice Toast· . nnt-A-Mat~c Tiekets -Bud· , BRICK - -- finance-we will service. er $6 95· Several good get Pay Sy•tem - Degree • ATI'RACTIVE, Intelligent wom. .,.n.-t .IBI'ksoo !IIM531 or used s;,,ll tables $2:6&td l,D•Y Delivery ···"' """'"''~ >' I 3rJ!. R. HOMF. one floor plan, an lo teacb makeup. Win M Chillicothe 77U9'16. AI so I I . f $ S all buil_t-ln kilcltea, W. to W. train. Full or part time. caJI 6.95 . ave rnonev at I ·==---=:..;:.~ _ • a arge se ectmn o good Phone Pomeroy IS YOUR water safe? Let us 1 used equipment mC'Iudmg, i Wicklines "E v E'R y. '""P"t m LR & ball, full base- Viviane Woodard CosmeUCL 992_2181 Collect check it.· And recommend pro1010 dozers-440 dozers, Case' TlUNG" store, Bidwell, ment b I or room with !!nrl ~TV .... ,.rlroom, ~· •l 'ln't play· car- Ph. 675-2786. per equtpment; no o ligauons 310 hydraulic dozer, Case 1000 OhJ(). Gollipolis·Vinton port with 1/terage room.· Fer SPARE TIME INCOME Central Sopply Co., Ph. 446- loader, Fordson wheel hoe, IHOME Heating oil, Ph. Pome38&-8526 ean be seen aHy tune. REFILLING and cpllecting m• . 2374. 1-tf 1 , Schr;mm pne~matractor - roy 992-2>8l collect. Gatlipo· REFILLING and ~Uecting - SMALL TliANSiSToR: Cat [){!, practically new cat I lis· Vinton 3811-8526. 15-tf ~ Now Servlno NEAR NEW BRICK A BUSINESS or YOUR 0""' 1 HEARING AID PERFt:c'l'ED D-4- JD 840 scraper, &nd a "" .- -IF YOU can hear people talk Cat R-4 as is, where is FIGURES gettmg you I GALLIA e ROOM - L\1 bath, nice kitand can't make out the words $1,000. own' Don't let it. Buy a COUNTY chen, dining room, large L. ""'"'" ENSLOW MAt~'ERY Pruna 20 Adder $115- now i W"h tho tlneot ,-• - r R. , basement, attached gar- EXCELLENT PROVEN P~ clearly or II you are exper· ·nv• • ,_ $99 50: Electric $185, now ' -plot< Po'"'loum~Selvlco. age, large level lot located In GR"' "'" PRODUCES • SO1JB. · COMPANY I iencing listening difficulties in . 1168.50. · Rentals and Repairs. U01 -a Avenu Point Pleasant, W. Va. Pric- CES OF INCOME. G1JII). churcb, ooclal events, or at lhDtin"'- WHt btl Simmons Ptg. and Office ed ·19,500. ANCI!I .IN MAKE-UP TECJI. bcme you can achieve a· o-. 111! a Eqlllp !9-tf NIQUES 'USED BY EXPERTS 0 new high In speech ~ity I Phone 5%9-7135 ' RENT ELECTRIC & upbolstery IIELPS YOU GET 8'1''' '"'"0. --• lDIderslallding wlth ··this'· Radt'o comblna"on · by Blue FARMS · ""'"' .... " -. our Rug Sbampoom A MINIMUM INVESTMENT new old. Even wblspel'll ·are I Insurance 1966 Console model. Used Lustre. Sheppard's, 162 Jill THE DILLON Agency baa real OF $1000 BACKED BY 1If. erystaJ clear. II Interested' THREE tbing-;-b,;;;;;k for when very little. Uke aew. Good Ave., Ph. f4&.28i2. 261-U honicm•es.llarmsO A. VENTORY. CAN BE FINAN· write p 0 Bcm 4217 Ooarl tone. Four speed automatic _ _:_:_.:_.;::;.._....::..:.:: 1 ~ " """ · · • eo- you buy lnsuraiiCe - a good eh Multi I0 - • In I details CED. WIUTE: FRANCIUSB Lon, W. Va. You will receive company fast claims servlco anger. p .,.,...ers. NEW GMC TRUCK mmo or more ' DIVISION DEPT. 10189. .VlV• lull Information at no cost or and I ' W b F1rst $119.80 casb or terms HOBART DilLON, Rlllo\LTOR ,.,.,., WOOD·•un CORP. obUCaU ow ra 1es. e ave all takes ll Call m-1329. 16-tl HEADQUARTERS 44&-Z67f ""'"' .,._ on whatuever • Ad•· three at tho Neal Ins. AgenLll4;llle .., Boward Bra.14621, TITUS ST., PANORA· your Grange Agent.. See GOO!' clean tump lad stoker NOW SHOWING. EveulDp 6"-UZI MA CITY, CALIF.• 1M RAISE $50 lor your Church or tbem soon. JB.II Grande. PboDe CH Wlll. 19&6 MODELS Bm Nriup lrOIIP wllh Rappineaa N~ coal. Carl Wloterl. IUD 2 M!nneat>Jja Mollnt . Power _..,...,,-,;::;;:;;;:;:;;:::~==tina. f colorful designs with For Sale APPLES: Golden Dellclous, U"lts wondtrlul oavbtp. Keep $50 Sno; ·-r;;;;. Melrose, Grimes Golden, and 1963· S lon GMC Dump 0. D. 1PABSONII, REALTOR 11::. send me Boy a Jeep! I Roma Beauties. Open week1961 1 lon GMC ..,.. _ , lor details, P'REE 11147 Willys, 4 wheel drive days, closed on Sunday. Weill 1961 G.M.C. - -1 ton Sample. ANNA WADE Dept Excellent conditio& Orchard, St. Rt. 180. 18-U 1960 Ford _ ton I NEW I room bouaea ali4 bath. 1 I WANT ADS PLACED 6 DAYS IN DAILY HAVE YOU RESOLVED TO BUILD TRAFFIC AND TO MAKE SALES SOARt GALLIPOLIS 446n2342 or POMEROY 'WV24156 . . ' ., ' '-~ . �, • .....,.,' ~I" ·, < . . ',, ...r ' ,; ...... ' 'I·., i 1 Sunday 'Times•So,ntlnel, Sunday, February 8, cfri!rtnal Siametl ·twin< ·tloillo IIIII Eng, bora In !Ill (Slam) '(hallond. ! I ., 'I ,. NIGHT MUSfC RUSSELL .. . ·---~-·. ~-- ~ • ... • .,1 ' . .. I ' •' ..,. , ... -· . ,, ' ,' ., ' ' . J ,.. ' . ...... ;..,,., , ' '·' ! ' lU .' ' \' I I FDII in-• LH ' filE IMSIIRAIICl \ j, Carrol K. Snowden '1•rk Central Ho._l Btdg. _ Second ~v.nue · GtlllpoiiB, Ohio 1 Phone 446-4290 ' Home Phone 446--ilill fiJ IIIOit ST . TE FARM ·~ ~. '. Men's Oxfords & Loafers ' .. ...., .. .. ' .. Reg. $6.99 to $12.99 • Roush's Shoe Store Middleport . ' . .. -. ' . >. I •, . . ."\ ·, ' Now they join to wish her - ---·'1 pleasant and -easier years. ·(:ONGRATULATIONS (.. To The . ~unuay ....... ,, _ .': ' Ohio Valley Publishing Company Daytime Shows On the Publication of the First Issue of the - f,'e Wish You All The Success In The World For Bring ing An· ~ther F1ne Newspaper To The Southeastern Ohio Area. . -·~ . ' ' ~ .~: .' ! i Store •II WROTE HYMN erally known ~s John Henry l.ea were. recovered, aad, Only three • 11.1111 cl Cana· The hymn, "Lead, Klndly Cardinal Newman. those recovered, !be 1illlmown ds'a huge foreat area Ia ~ i' Light," was writtes by John dead numbered 8,491, aceordlDg able of produ'dng Cl'O[NI for Henry Newman, on English WAR FATAUTIF)I to the Encycl.opaedla Brillmnl· salable lumber and; of tbll IProtestant who later became Of the ,360,812 Wold . war CL area, 30 per cent Is lllaccOssl· a Roman Catholic, He !.a gen- U U. s: latalltles, 381,857 bo6ble for CO~Dmerclol purposa. 'i I . :High Styled, High P~formaitce Choose an RCA Victor Color Television Set fr6m Elberfelds in the Music Department on the 2nd Floor. In 19 inch,21 inth aAd . . 25 inch picture tube sizes. .. ' . . . SalldJf Tlmea·SeiiiiMI, ' We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Company as they begin publication of the new ••• . • . •' I '· "'o Replace old falhloried . ''band · N~w.· RCA·HMWe · wiring" in over 200.' .. "llilble . lbit .' ' trouble' splits, fciio p-ea\'l!r ciepell'" ,ever. ciablllty, better TY perronjtit~ . rewer service hea~ei . 'B¢,A .' 25,000 vol.to for picture power produc.e sharj!, stable pictures l.a both color and bt.ack and white. f!tsh button elrcult, breaker ellmJnates (uses and sewlce aa111 - ', vli$ir· uaes the ll!he· -~8fhi1Je - · for fuse replacem.ent:.RC!\ a.titl!l-' .. , · · · · .fliat II' · · ·. matlc color • puiifler · conl:rOII magitetlsm . that . cauSe81 color impul'!ilei; · autotbjltjc · . st.~ '; cp~tact balailces. ,hrigblltess: alia : -,, ·, We believe this is a step of progress for the area in bringing o mori comprehensive news coverage of the Meigs, Galiia and Masoit ~~ea. · contrast.u pl.ctllre cba;jges from Uibt. to dark sedtles. · . ,~~~~u.:·t'......t...;·•itei ,.< .; •··· •· • ~~ . ··~ . ,. ' . .;.-· • , ' . ·.· . , i • racine Life • by offic.-ra We Belieoe .,. driven 117 figginbotham, '-·- Wby Vielnanl '*'· 7:30--0. Thomas 1I!De .. iato Sheriff Del'! le 11llltort. . asceraiJ. 11 dead prior , lligjlnbotho third • .,, ... .1 over &hi dtalifled nr 11 whiie Coello fiBihllliPo E. TUbbs San Froociocll Ileal AtNuoe l"amU, Lassie Sea Voy•c• Favorite Morllu 2lllb Ceo\ury FBI 1:00- 'Rti&h-. 1:3~-Branded Perry Ma,... Movie , •• ntl .... IVesl'lllill tl IO:•Wockiest Ship Candid camera What's My l.ine - li:Jt- II:....Nm News 11: 15-Tbeater ~PI 11:30- in the way of nuttioess. Newo WorN Lote Sloow WresiHnc 11:~ 12:15- ery lotl'tj-llle I llr• lltll fatioaol .... lllgbt hill ... PROCRAM NOTES FOI CAllE IIEIEBS Ill SEE TV 1 ••-amiq .,... lllyl TV.Sports Highlights cashier, IIIII t I short .. blaze ..,. CAB~ ue,_.,w 10 raided II HIGHLIGHTS - l Norrt., IN TH'S TV SECTION .. lht Fedlto * -·•· official r.of lht 111m orted Ill blllli wu Ia a.. eompllrnulll !Ilk lor thlllt These outstanding pr19ams a.n be brought into your home for only $U9aweek ... . ..-In llualioL - ALSO: ·AVAILAILi ON TV CAlLE. FM · hrYMLhtenin11't111-. .. -~ - • . ' '\ ·"'' >'I ~ - dtiir IIIII that,.. boat- lbebia • ' '1 ' -·- '- till ,...,... ...-......... ,.,.th •< 'i'ht kvllltllrrt -·-.- - ) #do~ .Ai,. hiss.oo lrillal~• . eame II'Ouncl river did not did see the lie middle el 1101 io time :wer Cockrell. It AtNoAcWI~f91oethiJ ..... - ', ~ tteneW lssistance and Al.umni Fua / ..• _•'n& OHio VAl '......~ : . ··~ ""~~·of~ vpoll tile : I NBA Game . bls kids, lllllt .. .., -~·· ... • llflnle ....,. he In a nearDy pastqre. · . } uo Sports Eye f:OO-News 1:30- BeD 7:00- r;M,.._., &i••• ·· Ligl!tbouoe ilanniiDy Bop 4:004:154:10- lsm from actora. wllere they might DOl from CiYili811L lfa& tilly aecept almost ••• pect it and are disapPOined If • Utile nuttltreu lsn 't forthcom· In g. nnd Bob Deaver, me hero or CBS' lllllld, is a ttl& • llle I W!f...aalq side lo &tart witb. SO it i!D't hard for blm to p 1lle public what It come, .. •• tht 1 truck under• iRg wheel. uarby jarm- Eveninc Sbowa doesn't reaU, 11o111er llim. ~ IKitlo)' llllllg. One ..Fr~ 11181," D••• ..,,1 1 ''I .:aa walk 1111 allow! my day be and bil wile thought tbal house," Bob says, "and look 1p 10 . . _. 11 11 .-Ill ill ,_. ol fiD 10 go t o - ialo SsnlJ Quez c.,.m "ftatl a rillk..,_ lliow." Hawali lQI' we wet:~~.cau. ~ utey aoo mere 1 . ,1111 ..a MdOGy , .. id, ...,. &laill , . • it." -~~~ llaWall fllr the weekend. -just a bundl ol bnb flyalg SUre it's riDi< ... ~ ll's 110111111 They !.ell Saturday mornmg and around. 10 De rldlealous ... 1111¥·" they were beck fSullllay mgnt. " - llilb 1 oil ... 1 So Boll Domer IOUChl aD Bob Donver 'is lill:e that.. He llelnl --~~ • .:.:~ way ·10 Hawa.o - lor 1be weel<·l ..,milll tllalle and 111CJ1107 nave a -• I ead. . lillY a passlllfl acqu•ill• c 1ft• • ID)' panll aid "With )De." be SiYS. "It lllld 1 oaw tbiJ ...,., easy easy F· It's hard wllllq ..,.... oar pro,eny. rome.'...; p. All' business man\fle lo &d ager has 1111 Oil me. He somollliDj to, nw •• I t ...,.. knows 1'111' bopeless." ..... II ..,._ ~ ftp •IDII walebed .~ like! woreou aUOOii ._ 11 - ~ " Bob Ukes to 'co campiJ11 with .. , <.I TruiA 3:00-WO!ld Goll UO-llope • Go I es. Evea &o parties." He has a beautiful new ...,.., al\ln shirt and he wears it al· moat everywhere, accompanied by boots ..,. blue denims. He say& OJ"'JbOdy WilliS to knolr wnera Ito 101 tlloe sbirl tat a western alllre in Santa Mollica 1 and feel& it admiringly. awaJ. Plua Crnl!llde Ne..,_ 5:00 Wild Kin~ Mr. Ed 5:30--Qrllese Bowl Ted Mack •·MOST OF THE tlme naw," ltCA Solid Capptr · CJ~ulll OiSCO'fell' I'" Meet l'!ftl 2:15 Ch. Times 2:30 World Golf death today \IInam Cou~~o 1 fatatlty ol Rt. 35 near llolllwintle Oral llciberta 1:30-.Newa <:ell!. Leadenlblp 1:45- Bob .Denver always Will Own License to be Nutty ' PeiK Pelallllll 12:00-TV Chapel 12:3Cl-Gardea Qub Fa"' fte Sanday, February e, 198t a.. says, "I wear ·N5tem cloth· Super Powerful ltCA VIctor Naw Vlllo -Color Clmll•' reak er Legion earners 3 Bowling 11:00-Lile 11:30-Bible • wiiDts Llvins Beaoy and Oocl1 10:00Lamp 10:30Loot Up 10:40- Chrilloplaers it-.., ----;)• Gnd Is Answer l:flhluloilee HOU.YWOOD (NEA)- Bob DenVII' hll teeawcd his llceMe -!be '"'" !bat comes with beIns an actor. And !bat is the 11tenSe lo be DUlly. He lllilb llllt II one of bet IP'eaU. ...__.. of hl8 career. People. be UJS, wUI ae· eept nutunea and ..,nconform- ElBERFEtDS ' L..Tbe Cburcll 1:0&-Cartoons 1:30- andRAD·I O TIMES HAVE CHANGED - Rio Grande College waa a COQ~P~~"atlve!J new lnltltutlon when this picture of the bulk of student body and faculty was taken 60 years ago. Onl.y 51 studenta and !acuity were rounded up for tbiJ photo. Today, there are over 700 enrolled, and 1 large faculty. This photo, taken in 1906 was loaned to the Tlmet&ntlnel by Oral Waugh, a fo(llllli' leacher and longtime merchant at EurekA. Yr. Waugh is fifth from the right among those seated. On hl8 !.eft Ia lhl Iaiit Alfttd Ji, Blrlol!'o forfitlt.>1allla county prosecuting attorney, who won decoraUons from his country, France and Belgium In World War I. He was lsl Ueutenant o!' Co. F that went from Glllla county to tht war, Seated third 1 ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:!~fr~o~m~t:h~e~r~ig~ht~ls~t~be~la~te~~William Allen Lewis, l.ong a Dean of the college, and at one-time acting president. . We congratulate the newspaper and staff on this occasion. Wlml TV·U ~Timl 7:31! 1:301:4$ SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Gallipolis WCBS TV-I WSAZ TV-I .00 • rl!o �, • .....,.,' ~I" ·, < . . ',, ...r ' ,; ...... ' 'I·., i 1 Sunday 'Times•So,ntlnel, Sunday, February 8, cfri!rtnal Siametl ·twin< ·tloillo IIIII Eng, bora In !Ill (Slam) '(hallond. ! I ., 'I ,. NIGHT MUSfC RUSSELL .. . ·---~-·. ~-- ~ • ... • .,1 ' . .. I ' •' ..,. , ... -· . ,, ' ,' ., ' ' . J ,.. ' . ...... ;..,,., , ' '·' ! ' lU .' ' \' I I FDII in-• LH ' filE IMSIIRAIICl \ j, Carrol K. Snowden '1•rk Central Ho._l Btdg. _ Second ~v.nue · GtlllpoiiB, Ohio 1 Phone 446-4290 ' Home Phone 446--ilill fiJ IIIOit ST . TE FARM ·~ ~. '. Men's Oxfords & Loafers ' .. ...., .. .. ' .. Reg. $6.99 to $12.99 • Roush's Shoe Store Middleport . ' . .. -. ' . >. I •, . . ."\ ·, ' Now they join to wish her - ---·'1 pleasant and -easier years. ·(:ONGRATULATIONS (.. To The . ~unuay ....... ,, _ .': ' Ohio Valley Publishing Company Daytime Shows On the Publication of the First Issue of the - f,'e Wish You All The Success In The World For Bring ing An· ~ther F1ne Newspaper To The Southeastern Ohio Area. . -·~ . ' ' ~ .~: .' ! i Store •II WROTE HYMN erally known ~s John Henry l.ea were. recovered, aad, Only three • 11.1111 cl Cana· The hymn, "Lead, Klndly Cardinal Newman. those recovered, !be 1illlmown ds'a huge foreat area Ia ~ i' Light," was writtes by John dead numbered 8,491, aceordlDg able of produ'dng Cl'O[NI for Henry Newman, on English WAR FATAUTIF)I to the Encycl.opaedla Brillmnl· salable lumber and; of tbll IProtestant who later became Of the ,360,812 Wold . war CL area, 30 per cent Is lllaccOssl· a Roman Catholic, He !.a gen- U U. s: latalltles, 381,857 bo6ble for CO~Dmerclol purposa. 'i I . :High Styled, High P~formaitce Choose an RCA Victor Color Television Set fr6m Elberfelds in the Music Department on the 2nd Floor. In 19 inch,21 inth aAd . . 25 inch picture tube sizes. .. ' . . . SalldJf Tlmea·SeiiiiMI, ' We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Company as they begin publication of the new ••• . • . •' I '· "'o Replace old falhloried . ''band · N~w.· RCA·HMWe · wiring" in over 200.' .. "llilble . lbit .' ' trouble' splits, fciio p-ea\'l!r ciepell'" ,ever. ciablllty, better TY perronjtit~ . rewer service hea~ei . 'B¢,A .' 25,000 vol.to for picture power produc.e sharj!, stable pictures l.a both color and bt.ack and white. f!tsh button elrcult, breaker ellmJnates (uses and sewlce aa111 - ', vli$ir· uaes the ll!he· -~8fhi1Je - · for fuse replacem.ent:.RC!\ a.titl!l-' .. , · · · · .fliat II' · · ·. matlc color • puiifler · conl:rOII magitetlsm . that . cauSe81 color impul'!ilei; · autotbjltjc · . st.~ '; cp~tact balailces. ,hrigblltess: alia : -,, ·, We believe this is a step of progress for the area in bringing o mori comprehensive news coverage of the Meigs, Galiia and Masoit ~~ea. · contrast.u pl.ctllre cba;jges from Uibt. to dark sedtles. · . ,~~~~u.:·t'......t...;·•itei ,.< .; •··· •· • ~~ . ··~ . ,. ' . .;.-· • , ' . ·.· . , i • racine Life • by offic.-ra We Belieoe .,. driven 117 figginbotham, '-·- Wby Vielnanl '*'· 7:30--0. Thomas 1I!De .. iato Sheriff Del'! le 11llltort. . asceraiJ. 11 dead prior , lligjlnbotho third • .,, ... .1 over &hi dtalifled nr 11 whiie Coello fiBihllliPo E. TUbbs San Froociocll Ileal AtNuoe l"amU, Lassie Sea Voy•c• Favorite Morllu 2lllb Ceo\ury FBI 1:00- 'Rti&h-. 1:3~-Branded Perry Ma,... Movie , •• ntl .... IVesl'lllill tl IO:•Wockiest Ship Candid camera What's My l.ine - li:Jt- II:....Nm News 11: 15-Tbeater ~PI 11:30- in the way of nuttioess. Newo WorN Lote Sloow WresiHnc 11:~ 12:15- ery lotl'tj-llle I llr• lltll fatioaol .... lllgbt hill ... PROCRAM NOTES FOI CAllE IIEIEBS Ill SEE TV 1 ••-amiq .,... lllyl TV.Sports Highlights cashier, IIIII t I short .. blaze ..,. CAB~ ue,_.,w 10 raided II HIGHLIGHTS - l Norrt., IN TH'S TV SECTION .. lht Fedlto * -·•· official r.of lht 111m orted Ill blllli wu Ia a.. eompllrnulll !Ilk lor thlllt These outstanding pr19ams a.n be brought into your home for only $U9aweek ... . ..-In llualioL - ALSO: ·AVAILAILi ON TV CAlLE. FM · hrYMLhtenin11't111-. .. -~ - • . ' '\ ·"'' >'I ~ - dtiir IIIII that,.. boat- lbebia • ' '1 ' -·- '- till ,...,... ...-......... ,.,.th •< 'i'ht kvllltllrrt -·-.- - ) #do~ .Ai,. hiss.oo lrillal~• . eame II'Ouncl river did not did see the lie middle el 1101 io time :wer Cockrell. It AtNoAcWI~f91oethiJ ..... - ', ~ tteneW lssistance and Al.umni Fua / ..• _•'n& OHio VAl '......~ : . ··~ ""~~·of~ vpoll tile : I NBA Game . bls kids, lllllt .. .., -~·· ... • llflnle ....,. he In a nearDy pastqre. · . } uo Sports Eye f:OO-News 1:30- BeD 7:00- r;M,.._., &i••• ·· Ligl!tbouoe ilanniiDy Bop 4:004:154:10- lsm from actora. wllere they might DOl from CiYili811L lfa& tilly aecept almost ••• pect it and are disapPOined If • Utile nuttltreu lsn 't forthcom· In g. nnd Bob Deaver, me hero or CBS' lllllld, is a ttl& • llle I W!f...aalq side lo &tart witb. SO it i!D't hard for blm to p 1lle public what It come, .. •• tht 1 truck under• iRg wheel. uarby jarm- Eveninc Sbowa doesn't reaU, 11o111er llim. ~ IKitlo)' llllllg. One ..Fr~ 11181," D••• ..,,1 1 ''I .:aa walk 1111 allow! my day be and bil wile thought tbal house," Bob says, "and look 1p 10 . . _. 11 11 .-Ill ill ,_. ol fiD 10 go t o - ialo SsnlJ Quez c.,.m "ftatl a rillk..,_ lliow." Hawali lQI' we wet:~~.cau. ~ utey aoo mere 1 . ,1111 ..a MdOGy , .. id, ...,. &laill , . • it." -~~~ llaWall fllr the weekend. -just a bundl ol bnb flyalg SUre it's riDi< ... ~ ll's 110111111 They !.ell Saturday mornmg and around. 10 De rldlealous ... 1111¥·" they were beck fSullllay mgnt. " - llilb 1 oil ... 1 So Boll Domer IOUChl aD Bob Donver 'is lill:e that.. He llelnl --~~ • .:.:~ way ·10 Hawa.o - lor 1be weel<·l ..,milll tllalle and 111CJ1107 nave a -• I ead. . lillY a passlllfl acqu•ill• c 1ft• • ID)' panll aid "With )De." be SiYS. "It lllld 1 oaw tbiJ ...,., easy easy F· It's hard wllllq ..,.... oar pro,eny. rome.'...; p. All' business man\fle lo &d ager has 1111 Oil me. He somollliDj to, nw •• I t ...,.. knows 1'111' bopeless." ..... II ..,._ ~ ftp •IDII walebed .~ like! woreou aUOOii ._ 11 - ~ " Bob Ukes to 'co campiJ11 with .. , <.I TruiA 3:00-WO!ld Goll UO-llope • Go I es. Evea &o parties." He has a beautiful new ...,.., al\ln shirt and he wears it al· moat everywhere, accompanied by boots ..,. blue denims. He say& OJ"'JbOdy WilliS to knolr wnera Ito 101 tlloe sbirl tat a western alllre in Santa Mollica 1 and feel& it admiringly. awaJ. Plua Crnl!llde Ne..,_ 5:00 Wild Kin~ Mr. Ed 5:30--Qrllese Bowl Ted Mack •·MOST OF THE tlme naw," ltCA Solid Capptr · CJ~ulll OiSCO'fell' I'" Meet l'!ftl 2:15 Ch. Times 2:30 World Golf death today \IInam Cou~~o 1 fatatlty ol Rt. 35 near llolllwintle Oral llciberta 1:30-.Newa <:ell!. Leadenlblp 1:45- Bob .Denver always Will Own License to be Nutty ' PeiK Pelallllll 12:00-TV Chapel 12:3Cl-Gardea Qub Fa"' fte Sanday, February e, 198t a.. says, "I wear ·N5tem cloth· Super Powerful ltCA VIctor Naw Vlllo -Color Clmll•' reak er Legion earners 3 Bowling 11:00-Lile 11:30-Bible • wiiDts Llvins Beaoy and Oocl1 10:00Lamp 10:30Loot Up 10:40- Chrilloplaers it-.., ----;)• Gnd Is Answer l:flhluloilee HOU.YWOOD (NEA)- Bob DenVII' hll teeawcd his llceMe -!be '"'" !bat comes with beIns an actor. And !bat is the 11tenSe lo be DUlly. He lllilb llllt II one of bet IP'eaU. ...__.. of hl8 career. People. be UJS, wUI ae· eept nutunea and ..,nconform- ElBERFEtDS ' L..Tbe Cburcll 1:0&-Cartoons 1:30- andRAD·I O TIMES HAVE CHANGED - Rio Grande College waa a COQ~P~~"atlve!J new lnltltutlon when this picture of the bulk of student body and faculty was taken 60 years ago. Onl.y 51 studenta and !acuity were rounded up for tbiJ photo. Today, there are over 700 enrolled, and 1 large faculty. This photo, taken in 1906 was loaned to the Tlmet&ntlnel by Oral Waugh, a fo(llllli' leacher and longtime merchant at EurekA. Yr. Waugh is fifth from the right among those seated. On hl8 !.eft Ia lhl Iaiit Alfttd Ji, Blrlol!'o forfitlt.>1allla county prosecuting attorney, who won decoraUons from his country, France and Belgium In World War I. He was lsl Ueutenant o!' Co. F that went from Glllla county to tht war, Seated third 1 ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:!~fr~o~m~t:h~e~r~ig~ht~ls~t~be~la~te~~William Allen Lewis, l.ong a Dean of the college, and at one-time acting president. . We congratulate the newspaper and staff on this occasion. Wlml TV·U ~Timl 7:31! 1:301:4$ SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Gallipolis WCBS TV-I WSAZ TV-I .00 • rl!o �\ J ,. .,...~• .... .... ........ I ' ' J4:f.Tine Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, l I NIGHT MUSIC February 8. 1968 'I RUSSELL A nocture. a form or muslc : cJ,lgtnal Siamest twins were popular during the 9th cen· alhg and Eng, born In 1811 at !orrt~;. of music associated with ·M ••~· (S' ) Th 1'kind tury orlgln<lted from the !tal· e.,..... tam . • • tContlnued from pageS) las iwtturno, an 18th • ·century has not ~n able to' get to form o1 mygic asspciaetd with · some of thO games. ntght or to be ptayed during ·, · Nothiltll could •top her, how· ~he night, according to the En· ' · ever, In those great Yellow Jac· cyclopaedia Britannica · kel years. Sht has cheered her : nm FAll home boys .to victory on the most • TALL MOUNT,I.INS frigid Thanksgiving Day games ~....,, .. with Pomeroy. She never ap- World's . tallesl · mountains, If HfiURANCI proved eliminating the big measured from b~se to peak, ~-~· Turkey. Day 1ame. It was an tn· are Mauna Loa and Maull!l Kae dlsp,ensable part ~~ her fool ball or. ~ Island. ·of Hawa.U. These tradition. Jll'aks rise more than 30;000 feet She remembers every great from the ;.., bottom and were . · Yellow Jacket athlete of the built ,up, Inch by Inch, by vol· past 35 years. She doesn'l brag conic action thrOugh the ages. ·Jod ••1•1111• •lll lllQ '1! j!IOqtl i ) haps came to expect . bigger Valentine's Day Is February ~.,.,... servings when they dmed at 14th .This Is a traditloll'BI time . ., t!oe Mary Jane or The Marlin. for shbwiitg our love and affec' .., She has made th?usands of lion for lpmily and friends. : ~ ~.r..J g~~~~· inent !iuggests•that you can show ,. BUY GOOD .~di tJI,I} oiO S<ltll w., =~ ~.~ mee the ~ ) .. ' ~--- ' . . , . - ,_' •. t!; I! ~ . . ' . • i \ / ~ ... t' . ' ' .•·/ . ..a. . I . \' • ' '. I :1 \ ' .,. lion fOI !r'"' Llfll FIRIIJISURAIIU . ) "'ark Control Hotel Bldg. . '1' Second Avenue . l '· • .. ·. . . '1 Oxfords & loafers $4.88 to I ·' I .I . $9.88 Reg. $6.99 to $12.99 ~ ·. . ~... . ~ .' To The • lt.au.tlua • ~aytime On the Publication of the First Issue of the 9fle Wi sh You All The Success In The World For Bringing ~Gallipolis r i~o~ert Goulet is Put llown in ~~;e alk As '9 by 10 Glossy' -an Inside Tjrp~.Joke y Shom WCBS TV.. An- ,. ·; ·' 2:0G-0ur LIVOI Paaaword 2:30-Docton IIDuse Party Tbe Nursaa A Time Far 1:00 Another World To Tell Trutb S::!l;News 1:30 Don 1 Say Ed&e Of Nigbt GR. Hospital Secrel Storm t:ll04:110-Mr. Carlooll 4:30-Yogl Bear Rio Tin Tin Never 1:00-Cbeyenne 1:30- SoupJ Salel Beaver J1l YOII!Ii Matrledl ~ Yq When AcllciD II Sea Hunl . Brave Stallion 'l'bey wen aiBo rugged · men. And 80 Ia Goulet. Uolll Bob'a rolee limited lo IDUBicaltt, club appoariiiiCI!I and IDIIIIIb be loK I co:=~~ llowD tha I " Evening ShoWI 6:00--New• Lawman Weather N0111 Peter Jmnil'61' w.u. Farao l :lf>- 1:30-Newa • NeWI 7:00--Movll!l 7:30- '·I ;.;, • :oo-llello l fPMmep"oah Hazel Peyloa Placl WOUB-TV . ' We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Company as they bet publication of the new ••• ' jutW~ 1rimts • itnt~ ' We believe this is a step of progress for the a~ea in bring comprehensive news coverage of the Meigs, Gallia and Mas~ 1:38 TV Klnderprlea 1:110 Friend!) Giani Jllo. 71 1: I& .Merlin the Mqlcian UO What's New No. ZIJ 7:tltl The Freach Chef No; 7:ll0 Leaaey 1:00 Publle/ Aflalra 1:30~ I:Se Town talk 11:00 Nowa Pi'o111e We congratulate the newspaper and staff on this occasion! .c J '-t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....... ' . ..... ~ 1:011 Tbe ... I·J.! t;"'l '"' Newa Channel20 . - MONDAY, JAN. II 1:38 TY Kindergarlell f:OO Friendly Giani No. 'II f:li Merlin lite Maaiclaq f:M Whnl's New Nci. 2la 7:011 OpiniOII 1:10 Cinema lnternatlonal Ji:OO Newa Profile !l'tnlidaJ l:liO TV Klngergartea 1:011 Friendly Glint No. '17 f:IJ Kami SIIJbal with Klml f :SO What's Now No. 217 7:011 O'eatlve PersoD 7:30 Romeo & Juliet 1:111 Medicine .Man l:liO Weddlni 1G:o0 News Profile Wlluetday 1. ' Altdy Griffith a:oo-l'lewa 11.:15Late Show 11:2&' 11:30 Tonigbl Sbow 1\ ~· 12 0 Clocll w,tl To Tell Trutb Ilea Cosq -~-··· r.'·nt ·' '~ Ooll7 1:30-;- • ,,., ..... Have aun. 'l'ravd I've Gol A SecnS Luc7 Show I:OG1:341- ·~, ·~ I' , so Movie Fare ·=~ 7:111 Todq 7:057:257:30- ~:~ _ Capl. KanJIIW 10: oo-Eyo Gueaa 10;25-Newa Lucy 10: ~entral. '1'111 .l.tcCo,1a And,y l.lrllfUia Didl Vaa O,lre Dan Thomas &Son "loi"IDl! Kou IIU!GI BALL liar. ~ND G<udiJtc Ll&b& ~(DoW Boot RUilUR · · ; FOOTW\EA'R ...... :.,lbe~,=-C:~j l:oo1:30- starcber F110 School 1:00-llorn. SbCiw f :30- Capt. Kangaroo THE NEW uz - Elizabeth Taylor tw:ns a ~rtli~g face to movie goers mthe upcommg picture Who • mE! AJrai~ of Virginia Woolf." The art. of .the make-up m~D transforms the Jll!rennial glamor girl mto a frowzy !Did· die-aged housewife. Movie LucJ .. -Thursday Tbe McCoys AI Ww·Jd 1'unltl Paaawonl &use Par!J _Tiie Hunea 4 Time Password Bouse Parly Nurses Tlme For U1 Fun School 1:55- Womens News Movie a:oo-Anolb. World To Tell Truth 1:25Newa 1: 30-Don'l S.., Ed&e of Nighl General Hospi!N .i'GI' Young Marrleda Secrel Slorm Never Too YOWl& Rill Till Tia Where Actioo Ia ·.e. ry Sea Hun& Brave Stalllon Soupy SalOl Beaver CaUeaaiJa* f:.IJO-NOWI LaWIDBII 1:30-Nen CBS l'ieWI 7:110-llr. KUdan 7:30-Vlrjliol&o Newa Lost Ia Space •=», · )O:OG-1 SpJ ' - 10:30- .lOCI Hen Willi Far - IO • ·· il:oo-Newa , U:JJ-; , .• -· 11:.. Jlavo Gull · "CGmllll · • • ftr1 ... r ' Z:IIO-Our LIVII 2: 30-Doclolil PIISSWord llouse l'liiV Z:liHillbUUea I :OG-Anoth. W..-ld To Tell Trutb News · a:._ GreeD Acrl!l Dicil Van Dykl 1:30-DOII'I S8)' I>aaay Kaye Long Hoi Summer Newa Pacemaker Lat. Sllolf New~ Ed8e Of NIChl .::~1 6:~ . Soupy SalOl 1:.- Us ,_114 10 I offielal r.ol IIIe b~ llllbe ~ .... ill ..... tompl,_ II Ilk for tliiif tiuatloa. 1111 r. Beaver ; ,. \- Wlltber li!lll 1 W~Ua · .' ' far8Q Hale Gte Bllman Jlile:l ill illeal Norr!J, ll'led to .... Never Too YCMIIII Sea BUill Brave StalliOD t • lhort • blld ... YOUII8 Marrledl Where Action ) casbler, laM _ Gen. Hospital Secrel Storm • :oo-Mr'. CarloaD . .t:...llti.& Ilaund RID TID Tin t:oo- IW lllg1It hid IIIII ; dele ..... Tbe Nurses Time il'or Us Women's Neu : 11130-'lllalabl ....... " rt SQUARU I I:OG-Bofl Hope eea ascerllilo tl clead prior , Higjlnbotho -f I 1:101:30- l'! t. au~Hrt­ ••• aet .... l'lfillll"n tl I VI Ge11. llllllp!W v ~--'-'•0111111 ·lCftW too YOIIII8 ligginbotham, eame ....... river did I!Ot did ... lba ~ middle el lOt ill lime JYer Coclatll, 'IIllO 01 fato ~ SheriH De- •I ,. '*-'• Neo -~~;:--~::;;:;:=---:--'-;;:~~=-l:oo-Non Llwmu lien 1:15&:341-Newa CBS NeWJ 1:00-J. Forsylba Newa 1:30-Motber • Car Daktarl a:oo a:....oeyeDIII 1:»- - .Jtelib._. Daily Word Dovy and Goliath So<;. Security 1:30- Ill' • over lba dutified ear ~ewhlla <:A I il tbt ...... WIITN TV·II Ben ca.., 4:0G- the Lbirdtar,Uo Love Of Life Jliewa Search For Tomor. Guiding Light Woman'a Page Aa World Turna 1:30Docjon death today atnam Coua~ fatallty of Rt. 3& near as oa 1:1101:301:31 -Binglnc uv.,. er >r driven Bozo Our reak ,.truck undor• iog wheel. •earbJ 1111'111tosiotanc~ and d by officerl Mike Wallace t :oo-Mr. CariAIOD Womao'1Pap ,:·~~.~~::::~Qn~~La~~~SOO.--~~ 1:111 p. m. OtanneJ I MumDAY IICitbt," ConJel ' Wilde. 11: IJ m. Cbanntl .. - ' lipptrllllrbl .... '1'111 .... Game o....aw I _ "LIIbou , 1:00 The DtlltU Ray Mlllaad . ' 8:30-Dr. Kildare · Red Skelloa 11:30 p. m. Cbannel 13 - "No·wl l:oo-Movtea York CoafldenUal,,"" nc~:;;j 1;30Pelllcoa& JIIIICL lyo Maxnu, and "I lt·.oolo Salioa," CBS News ll:oo p.. m. Channel I - "Hl"'fli11 Nowa cuJ.ea." ACGRmiVS' •. 12:05-Newa ...t !Ave 01 Lila Nowa Search Fill' Tomar, Fllblr t::"Cbannei Roekq ~E Dally Word Daily Word Navy Film 12:30-Post.fllce D:45- 1:30- p, 11:30011.p. m. Cbannel IJ - "No Tlme To KQI," John Ireland. J'IUDAY 7:00 Channel 13 _ "A in tbe Crowd," Andy -I would make a eorrtedyl star out of Martin West, plays TUesday Weld's bUsltandj m "Lord Love a Duck." haa lba maklitgs of a flrBIHcalie I comedy leading inao. I Cob 10:DO-Eya auesa 10:25-Neu 10:30-Collcenlral. I :OG- 1:30 Wha'1 New No. 210 -.e 2:DD'II'I A Wooderful World t;OGSecrel SI<NIO 7:90 Great Declslool t :Of>-Mr. Cartooa 1:10 Bobcat Sparta t ::MI-Woodpecker Ria TID T1a - - Ac11ciD II TIIVRSDAY "~·· 1:30 CGnversatiOII t:OO Tlie Btc Picture 1:00 p. m. Channel I - "F.;,. i :OG-CltefeSea BUill 1cqii _ fllel 1:10 111gb Scbool llpls. Review! er Ia tbe Blond," Efreu i :llt).Bravo&talli• Jieliltt 111:00 New1 Profile . Zimhall111, Jr. , _ _ _ _ _ _;,__ _ _,.:__,;._.,...,.:._ __ FriUy 11::1» m. Channell - "Dou. 6:30 TV Kindergarten blo Jeopardy," Rod CamerEvening SboWI ..,_lbl wednesday 12:011-Jeopardy 12:25- ll::ZOped"Cbannel Freddie I 11:90 Cbaoooj IS Zone," Rooald Reqan. 1:00 Gollalb Uii Davey IIIII tbe .t.laitclall 1:30 Wbat'l Nfll 7:00 Peollnl ; 10:00 Nen 'f'l'oflle BOOcal 11Alc:ke7 ltv OJR. RStAilOIIJSHIP Rot.JS ~E. l'M M~C. MORE IRQIJ·WILI.£t) ll:OG-Morl. Star J>Ady Griffith ·11:30-Paradlse Bay flick Van Dyke WEDNESDI~A~Y~·~;~~~~~nolb. World ~~w~U Trulla 3:30 Don't Say .-.... Of Nl•"' '· •be weara costumes Uke doe, in "Judith" again. ~:=~~ 7:31).- 8VNDAY 1:00 p. m. Ota•nel II - "The ll:OG-MOI'IIina Star 11:30-ParadiJe ~ Faees ol Eve." 12:00-Jeopardy IIONIM.Y 7:00 p. m. OtanneJ a -''Tbe 12:25Gr&ll II Gereoer," Clll')' 12:30-Postolfict 12 : ~ Grlllll. IJ:55-Newa u:ao p. m. Otlmlela - "Tbe Telllale .. HearL" l:OG-Newa 'I'WisDAY 1:301:00 p. m. aapnne! i 1:15 FJIJIIn' ~of tltlllncas," Char·ltonl , Heltoa. I :OO-Our Llyea 11:31· OtanneJ II - "Shod01rsl l:liO-DOctora of China Tawn." 1:55- -1 woold tell Sophia ":;:1 to go easy on the pasta be -I'd [lave rl& mJ ap specla1 dePartmetll an pmo It (1111 to Geoq:e Daytime Show1 IOD'I lhoeo, Maybe thai - - - - -- - -- - -- - - --"- - bll aetlal would obow a WCJIS TN WBTN TY ·IJ zip. WSAZ TY-1 7:0G-Today 7:0i7:25- i: oo-MIH1L Show 1:30- 1 1 Daytime Sl;aoWI IIIII .Jouthful Robe_Jrt;dll----------------jTaykn, TyrGoe Powert •• llootcome.rya WSAZ TY.,J 1III'1'N TY-11 111V1•1· T1t!!7 were bllndsome 1:45-Corn Cob · 011e Nll\stdenld It a liD. ·' lo breat ··- llome· take poor Anne Bancroft and 1••d · home trade between Tile pul her Is a comedy before ber Fugitive and Roo for Yoar tear ducts dry up. After "The Life, 10 Dr. David Janasea Pwnpkill Eater," "ThO Slender .could cure lawyer Ben Gazzara Thread" and "Seven Women," and lawyer Ben could gel Dr. ber ey01 must be redder than David oU of thai murder rap ......- - -- - -- - - - -- - -- - - 1 However lbere " 18 • aad we eoulcl aD gel 1sleep. Ian om. on peoler on a smoggy HOLLYWOOD (NEA) - IF day. 11 were my alndlo - I would - 1 would arrange Tuesday V' •I 11J DICK KLEINER ' . !b• c ·' ·"TROUBLE W111+ ··Should be Made for· Livening up Tv Tube WIITN TV·ll ,,_ Dept. Store it . AU Sorts of Changes sFed from Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -.Judygto.sy Dlnsloo by play!Dg I films, . Garland II credited with double agent Ill tbe ADd-It II at tolll Century-Fox, 1:45--Corn Cob Robert Goulet as lelevlslm aerl01 "Bit111 UghL" Ptw81'11' Old studio, l!lat Goulet 1 z 10 glosay.'' Ia eurreall,y IUvolved In hil Dally Wurd t=--Today Ia HoUywoed au 8 l 10 &lossy Rober!. ~lor beat tbe ~~ derriDg-de c tllllna Nazis. Mike Wallace a staRdard-tlzed glamorized by playmg 811 ~thlele Ia A Doel l!ob tbiDt he eon lose 1':25DaDJ Word I~=~~ ,..u~Uy of a beautiful Yank at ~· and Power h!l bandloml Image? Bozo Faith 7:10I• ·!bat Is dlslrlbulnd to overcame his handsome Ylaage "Wito lmiWIT" be said. Starcher 1;10FunSchool aedlt fur ptibUclty ill swasbbuckllng adventurt "Nalurally, peaple think of me 1:30- jpurposes. prlmlllllJ as a lliDger. Well, II lOri of au· Jnslde joke. . NO RICE YET Sloalr( '¥. do tll'algbt drama1:00 Morn. Sbow CapL Kang81'80 Th.o humor lies In the fact that · , kin : • tl~ IIUif, flie~•s 1111 reason why 1:30Geulel hal tbe misfortme (or Don I go aloe g up 1111 """'II earl 10:00--Eye Guesa LuCJ leod luet) 10 be one tl tbe anticipating thai Anp-MIII'IIl'8~· . ,, .· . 10:21;-NeWI evea bellel bend,.me men in tbe Roger Smith wedding: "~o:re "'lb•••' ~ lt : ~cenL Tbe .McCoya Iblslorl' oC aholr busloesa. m na rush ~ ~~~ married, &. e~ample. U ICt4n 0811 run I~ He a lean, square jaw, ger says . . Were very happy the 141181e,'er fGr aoveroor, I ll:oo-Morning Star And Griffith Supel'!llalbt way things are. Why change ' . "" le sbould k 11:30-Paradise Bity Dick Vau Dykl Tbe Dating Game cleor blue eyes clean-cui evea aa leaturel IIIII' o muscular tl? We both have our """""'" doa I Hew,... peop 12:00-JeopardJ ~e of Life DonDa Reed · physique. ai•d I wouldn 'I think of asking tliemaeiY• wba& 1 al!tger II 12:25 News lber Know 111 IIlia age oe Anlltooy her 10 give hers up. So ·we doiDI • a ·~tic lelevisioa 12:30-Posloflice Seardl For Tomor. Fa Qulmia, 'Richard Burtoos a o d have no definite plana oOif;" ~... ' 12:45Glllding Lijbt be-mao types, Goule,t'sl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ lUi Newa puli him at disadvantage. Toclavl womau•s Page 1:00 News Nellldertbal lmoge Ia 1:30AI World l'urQf rap. 1c3i-Singlnc 1ISAZ TH .'~ther Fine Newspaper To The Southeastern Oh1o Area. il · IS ••• SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL \ .....,. . •, I THE : Ohio Valley Publishing Company "'p . tU ... ' ' . · [ ,. ' I. ~ONGRATULATIONS ' ' ·! ~ . I j . l,~~,, J/11.·· _ .'. ......,·· '. ' ' STA'w;:!.,!,.~RM Middleport Now they join to wish her many ~ ~~ l~l~~~ IHirdl ~- __ __ -~-- _P~~d -easier years. A I' I 0 '••••tt Roush's Shoe Store It . Tht lfighway Safety Depart· · · · . . 9 1 hes ol anow has fallen In the Gollla county area. T1111 your Jove the year roond, by ·BIGGEST SNOWFALL IN 15 YEARS - During the past ~wo weeks, JIPP'~:trly ~~~ ~c spite lhe huge anow .traffic has been qulle heavy Ill instllhng seat belts In your car I Is Gallla's all·time reeord of 20.3 inches, established Nov. 24-25-28· n · e .· ' . . and insisting that· they be used tbnear Y equs"·enes like the one above have been commo' since Jan. 22. . . by everyone in the car. Seet e area. c . .. . . ,. belts give yoo much greater protection from death and injury should an accident occur. 1\nd protection of sell and lam· ily ts jllst another way of show~ ing love. Buckle up for safety, Men's Gallipolis, Ohio , Phone 446-4290Sll ' ·Homt Phone 446-4 I h_· \ i r. d ' ' U Y Goo I G w K. Snowden.. ;. ' ci'rrol I • I . i . . ' , i ; '," .. .. " \ .,. \. \ ' .' . . I ', .' ·. I l., £:m:S if. ,, ~.::: ~~~~~~ ihaui liD..Ibe ill* .00 �, '•, ., , :,:r '·'i' .• l I (, RUSSELL ' I JAil fAll ) ..A. NIGJn MUSIC Sunday, February 8, 1866 'I' ' """--....... . ·.~.-~,~,,.....A-"~"-....,_ .., .~.. ·.L·..:'f!f~t--~~·-:·~-j:_~'J~:),.-;~.- ~~~:·~~~-~.~-- ,a ···-~~~_ . "'.,., ' i• Tlmes-!e,ntlno~ ' "J , J I.,. ' . .. tN1URANCt · ... .....) ~ bo f'.. i I ~ : ' ~ SOl>lql& Oljl lllq .,, ' '· .,_ I ~ ' . • .. ' . 1 ' ( ' • . '_. ~ ,< . • " ' i. ' ' i , I . .• j ; i . • , , I ',,,t ...·-~- ·, . I • 'I' • t •rk Central Hotel Bktg. · S.cond Avenue G1lllpolls, Ohio , Phone 446-4290 ··Homo Phono 446-4Stl ;a earou TB FARM 1 , Oxfords & Loafers $4.88 to $9.88 1109.$6.99 to $12.99 Roush's Shoe Store Middleport llllnoll To The SUNDAY TIMES-SENTIM c! lf.e Wish You Ail The Success In The World For t ~ %ther Fine Newspaper To The Southeastern Oh io I Gallipoli' Dept. Stor• ' I I ,e i J) ·( i , it ., ''t . , .. ' 1 Friday . • r · • • I ,., ,. - Hi~liglits -n.a ,,._ ,,._ , '' ' . •, .' ·--•=• ......... t:-- ..... .. .......... .. ...... o.,t•,.. a- ... '* ,,... .... l Heroe. -msc Maday -o.s.v. ....... ,, - Jimmy Dean P~c.... llier Ill ~. c ' We believe this is a step of progress fdl comprehensive news coverage of the M•i 8:-Pepeye 8:15-f:lt- Capt. I""B"'·w t:---~ns Heckle l Je<ltle Tenn. TWiedo ' , We congratulate the newspaper and std· • ~ ~--~---------------------- 1:362:002:36- Gott Classic 3:00- '!l'oodwOI'k. Baslt:etbaD Game. 3:l1>--T'- J ,... - --::-::-- mlded • ~l NIIITII, Wotd VI Lll<! offlclll No of Ute lllllt tried Ill lllllli s\\POl' rna • Ill Noigh!Jors Soc. Security Froll'e liMp a-y Monster ... UI,...W 10 Skrl\"'C 1:--..&T.. "' --~- .... - WIITN T'f-13 12:00-Firal Look Fticlra Stercher ) talhonta blaH ... I LaSSie .. ;d£....... II CarloOII MagtiJa Gorilla •:-., ..,... :ery casbler, _.. Tam & Jerry Qwco Draw t:08-IIob Hope . u Jt:ro-Top Cat ll :36-Fury 3:40-Treasure f ft. tllrt BelR!ea· uo~ - (atioaal II* !light had llli JO:OO-Sec. Soulrreil Mighty Mouse Linus J:IIO--Bask- IVIS~ .. · Late Show WCHS 'l"f4 ClasSAIIIIII J2 : 30-E>:ploriQc ,.. not lllltl Actto. . _ _ SA'nJRDAY 7:00-Aiml!laC 7:31- 9:36-Atom Ani -.... Neu Daytime Show1 We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Co publication of the new ••• a. News Saturday , I.M.P.O. Radio = •Cldt p. .. "' 4 ....... . . . . . . . . tt asceram. " dead prior , Higglnbothlhird oar,a over lht dutilied nr II While CO li•thai!IP' JOelghbH& • . 10:00-UNCLE p, ftl llpodL Farmer'• Da,. death today utnam Coull' rataUty of Rt. 31 near iigginbolham, came around river did AOI did see tha 1e middle ol 1101 in lima >Ver Cockrell, ,.... . . Ifill ,. Sheriff Del'! to autbolto Spn 11 er •r driven. by Oltlo Wew, W alL& . reak as oo the ,. truck under· 1Rg wbMI. Bearb~ jal'lllo tssistancl! and 4 by o!ficera j 2;110 p. Ill. Tbe Olllee 1:00Gomer Pyle 1:36-Mr. Robert.a M.ovte 11 :11>-II :36-lWigltl 11 :40-- A~IVS'. f:tlp.atO*l...,... .MovJt Hosa~~:' s MJD w:AE ..a., News a..., YOU ~E', I~ aJR RS.ATIONSHIP l'M ll4E ~TRotJS OIJE'. I'M MORE. FORCeFUL, MORE IRI)J·WII.LEt> 1:• Weather Neool Wells Farp Nat'l lied "' puab I .... ....... .... (,.- Lawman CBS Neww II :!NhNews 1.1.,.._ .. ~·~ . ... .... .... , . .. . .. ·-··· ------·- ·..- - ~ ·· · ""'-··. -- --· ~ -- . ,•·· MOid11 'ftreap f'llda7 5:15 SpoUlgbt CHI Sports 7:15. SIP On-Lou Mutll.., i:W Weak . ' Show 1.:• .... Mp+ple 7:'411 Eclloes of Joy Will '1M 5:110 Sign Ofl -!'NI CIWINIL f W.IJ.C " &:GO Ohlo ValleN Nea 1:6-an!O.. MOVIES 1:15 Work! News 7:15 5iCto On, ' - M1dllr ' J:ll-....... Dolr ... ll:fi llsldoJ Late a.w "CtW. &:lO Sporta T"""' 1ft' Dow lite JUoer,• witll l :.lli 11'<11tllor l'il:lure 7:ti li'a. ol. JOjl / lloil,f .... Diet Rimes ... ~ 1 : II 1.-1 ,._her Show I :GO OlUo V.olley Newt J:tl-a.dt .. Olrilt T_.. Ui Qwn,.tllilJ NeWll l :fi World Neon l;GO 'l'lte8IIIJI Nillol Movie J:jll Tal& o/. tile TOWII ... tiMl Ut Sporta 1'aUJ "W..W. • tlte Willd," wllb B:» ...... o.nty Neils l:li Wealller l'icWre ~=-Bed ......... w.u.. Jla. 10:• J.ttll Nuelter .... lai lAII Uu"'!er Sllllw ..a IIIICI ~' Stadt. tl:lO LaiChstrina I :Wlilsn Scnool Hit Parada 1:11 l'e ..r:'llrw Lole 11.- - U:OO NO!NS 10:.10 !>OligO tor ChildreD ''Arllllioa Nllbb," wllll Ma· 11 :06 Lou Mueller W:t5 Golden Key »:• IIIJio Lq ria Montes ( .. cepl Friday, ll:GO Jltew• 11:15'-Nen ll:tli .... Mllel!er ..... I: M f1i1111 Lalo 8ltow a-,., dollo .... , II:~ 11le III:Ottp ' ~'llle - - . ,• will ...,. ll:i!ll Public Service 12:110 Loc&l, Ohto, Nat. Newa ..... a... -.1 O.....y II:§ World News U:• Ill I : . ~ Mllr QDs• ' d:a lailetin Board U:W Plladilt liiiJ Dlti; , _ o.,u ..... IUt IYM'f.'tulj' .Newa ta:l5 Newa 0 Grama t:• llita7 Llle .... 12:00 Commuml)' Aews 12:30 Freor Pyle Show IJ:tl ..,...., o-a."Strqe Fascinalloo," IZ:ot llaon Noows !MeQI 1:31 News Headlines IJ:IiClee r.t.ore aod HIWI IZ: 10 Markell 1:31 Fred ,.. .... II:• PEt4ife s.doiW ...... ........ ' - .8411 f :lll ~ a1 12:15 Mid Day Weather J:a Jjewa 11:601!. LJIItl M OY lea 12::10 Bullellll !loaM Fred Pyle Show 11:1 1 '111111 Conte! lfDcle lllld lllew Q Grams 2:30 Newa Headllnea 'Wallie. C'AIIIII4f Alel>l 2:Jl Fred Pyle Show ! :If lllwd19 Late Sllow 12:411 Coun1rJ 0. Bound 2:55 News 1:30--Singinc As World Tuml "MID From Colorado,• 1:55 Niota 1M l:tl Fred Pyle Show 2:. Oar u.. '1111 Nil.... , .Gl01111 Ford, Wllllam 2:110 Counlr)' Go louOd r-3:31 Newa Headline~ 1:3t-Docton CJIANNI!I. I 'ILlr.C TV 2:55 News Beat 1111111 l'arlr A Tille i'w ill 3:31 Fred l'Jie Sbow 1:5iliiPOitiS 3:00 Faqell SIJuler Show 3:ll Newa· 1 :30 p. m. Sundq 3:55 News Bnt, ,., Top Tm Re3:ro-Anolh. World To TeD Truth Gen. Hooplll1 ID Adiae 4:110 Disclng wiUt Dos8 4:11 lladio IU 0 3:25-News 1: 110 p.m. 4:30 InterehaDie 5;01 llews ~ 1:30-ilon'l Sllf I!Wp 01 NWttl Youns Married& IIISefll!io: O.I.U. vs. $:00 CommunliJ Mews 1:• MUc . .,ice t :IIO-Cartoon ..,, 6:05 Masoa CouniJ News Secret Storm Never Too Yoq 5:W ComJJtuaib' \.. t :30CUIINIL f WUJ.e " S: 10 w.tt• {'•lll•na!Nen RiD no TJa Where Actioo 1J IM&Y nA1'IIllll 5:oo-ateyenne Sea Hunt 9:110 a. Dba llhDw SouJl1 Sales &:30Brave Slaillell II:teN,__ eM Beaver l:ro-Hauk 1:30-S. DQ •" \ ' .. WJ.Eli. J1awo lf~1e ....,._. Slaawa 1:01 ••• ~· Neaa 7:110-Singlng 7:36- - ~· ~· I ·Eveniat Sltow. . . " I t,.l) I ~ lU ~..,.~ I, a.._. l' ' f·;_'k """'·., , ., ' ............ , , .!. •. ', ._ ; ' •.; •• " 'I /'.r, ' ~ ( : " < Now they join to wish her m•nv I pleasant and easier years. ~u- • i!o ' I I. . ' belts give you much greater protection from d<ath · and jury should an accident occur. Md protection of self and ram;ty Is just another way of ing love. Buckle up for safety. I II i/o I by everyone in the ear. On thY Public1tion of the First Issue of tt• ''I .I .'o"r. I 'I • • ~ ' ' •· '1! ~·- Ohio Valley Publishing Cor ,I <",I • , '.(. , • ,. ;tONGRATULAT~ ·-( ' .. • "1, • \'I "'f ..• ... ,. • € ··• , • li-'"---"'---------'"11 : ca'rrol K. Snowden : ~ ,' I came t(J expect bi•••'r I lsenlinl!s when they dined Valentine's Day Is FebruaryJ toe Mary Jane or The Ma 111 n. 1;l,4::th This is a tradiUonlll She has made thousands shi>wihg our love and " people feel good at dinner for fomily and frlet,ds.J ment Sllggests1hat you can Tht Highway Safety Denart-l your . love the year , Men's LIF£ I fiRE IHSUIIAIICl ' Installing seat belts In your and insisting tha~ they be t"• ,- , I <Continued from page ~~ · ool • able to• &et some of the 'kames. Nothilll! cnuld •top her, ever, in thOIUI great Yellow · ket years. Sht has cheered boys to victory on the frigid Thanksgiving Day gam••sl with Pomeroy. She never World 's ta)lest ' mountains, proved eliminating the measured from base to peak, Turkey Day game. It was an are Mauna Loa and Mauna · part of her foot hall oo the Island-·of Hawaii. rise more than 30:000. She remembers every the Sea bottom and were · Yellow Jacket athlete the ,up, Inch by Inch, by vo~ 35 years. She doesn't canie action Utrough the ages. ' . C00 I GUY ; ....... . ' . ,,. ' . 'l ,I ' A nocture, a form of muslc popular duritlC the 9th cen· form of music associated with orlglnoted from the !tal· las notturno, aD 181h • •century form o1 mqsic assoclaetd with night or to bo played during the night, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica ' ' Saturday Purky Plj "' !··'I' ,\1 . '•I "· "• ; "·a ... ...... 1:11-o . .' ...... . Oute ........ ~,_ ' I ' ' ... ' . ... ~·h . ' I ' ' . -~. ', '···· t -.liru.ti!NUtae I . 1 \ . ' l I . ' .' \ . '· ,. '*" diuaUOL Tbe •blt!OS In lllit 't J' ·, >,. ,' ~ ·(t. ~ii'l'uii" '· \ ' .' ,, ~.; •' \,, ' . • I , , i · ·' ,1 > Ln. . . . . ~ " was ia .., . ·, 'I , · 'I J., i ' ", f ' .00 ~~~~~~~ IPklorlllilf -· ----~---------------- Hopptly Hooper BandstaM Let's Dance ..". lite,...... ' ' ' '' • ·' · l.t �, '•, ., , :,:r '·'i' .• l I (, RUSSELL ' I JAil fAll ) ..A. NIGJn MUSIC Sunday, February 8, 1866 'I' ' """--....... . ·.~.-~,~,,.....A-"~"-....,_ .., .~.. ·.L·..:'f!f~t--~~·-:·~-j:_~'J~:),.-;~.- ~~~:·~~~-~.~-- ,a ···-~~~_ . "'.,., ' i• Tlmes-!e,ntlno~ ' "J , J I.,. ' . .. tN1URANCt · ... .....) ~ bo f'.. i I ~ : ' ~ SOl>lql& Oljl lllq .,, ' '· .,_ I ~ ' . • .. ' . 1 ' ( ' • . '_. ~ ,< . • " ' i. ' ' i , I . .• j ; i . • , , I ',,,t ...·-~- ·, . I • 'I' • t •rk Central Hotel Bktg. · S.cond Avenue G1lllpolls, Ohio , Phone 446-4290 ··Homo Phono 446-4Stl ;a earou TB FARM 1 , Oxfords & Loafers $4.88 to $9.88 1109.$6.99 to $12.99 Roush's Shoe Store Middleport llllnoll To The SUNDAY TIMES-SENTIM c! lf.e Wish You Ail The Success In The World For t ~ %ther Fine Newspaper To The Southeastern Oh io I Gallipoli' Dept. Stor• ' I I ,e i J) ·( i , it ., ''t . , .. ' 1 Friday . • r · • • I ,., ,. - Hi~liglits -n.a ,,._ ,,._ , '' ' . •, .' ·--•=• ......... t:-- ..... .. .......... .. ...... o.,t•,.. a- ... '* ,,... .... l Heroe. -msc Maday -o.s.v. ....... ,, - Jimmy Dean P~c.... llier Ill ~. c ' We believe this is a step of progress fdl comprehensive news coverage of the M•i 8:-Pepeye 8:15-f:lt- Capt. I""B"'·w t:---~ns Heckle l Je<ltle Tenn. TWiedo ' , We congratulate the newspaper and std· • ~ ~--~---------------------- 1:362:002:36- Gott Classic 3:00- '!l'oodwOI'k. Baslt:etbaD Game. 3:l1>--T'- J ,... - --::-::-- mlded • ~l NIIITII, Wotd VI Lll<! offlclll No of Ute lllllt tried Ill lllllli s\\POl' rna • Ill Noigh!Jors Soc. Security Froll'e liMp a-y Monster ... UI,...W 10 Skrl\"'C 1:--..&T.. "' --~- .... - WIITN T'f-13 12:00-Firal Look Fticlra Stercher ) talhonta blaH ... I LaSSie .. ;d£....... II CarloOII MagtiJa Gorilla •:-., ..,... :ery casbler, _.. Tam & Jerry Qwco Draw t:08-IIob Hope . u Jt:ro-Top Cat ll :36-Fury 3:40-Treasure f ft. tllrt BelR!ea· uo~ - (atioaal II* !light had llli JO:OO-Sec. Soulrreil Mighty Mouse Linus J:IIO--Bask- IVIS~ .. · Late Show WCHS 'l"f4 ClasSAIIIIII J2 : 30-E>:ploriQc ,.. not lllltl Actto. . _ _ SA'nJRDAY 7:00-Aiml!laC 7:31- 9:36-Atom Ani -.... Neu Daytime Show1 We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Co publication of the new ••• a. News Saturday , I.M.P.O. Radio = •Cldt p. .. "' 4 ....... . . . . . . . . tt asceram. " dead prior , Higglnbothlhird oar,a over lht dutilied nr II While CO li•thai!IP' JOelghbH& • . 10:00-UNCLE p, ftl llpodL Farmer'• Da,. death today utnam Coull' rataUty of Rt. 31 near iigginbolham, came around river did AOI did see tha 1e middle ol 1101 in lima >Ver Cockrell, ,.... . . Ifill ,. Sheriff Del'! to autbolto Spn 11 er •r driven. by Oltlo Wew, W alL& . reak as oo the ,. truck under· 1Rg wbMI. Bearb~ jal'lllo tssistancl! and 4 by o!ficera j 2;110 p. Ill. Tbe Olllee 1:00Gomer Pyle 1:36-Mr. Robert.a M.ovte 11 :11>-II :36-lWigltl 11 :40-- A~IVS'. f:tlp.atO*l...,... .MovJt Hosa~~:' s MJD w:AE ..a., News a..., YOU ~E', I~ aJR RS.ATIONSHIP l'M ll4E ~TRotJS OIJE'. I'M MORE. FORCeFUL, MORE IRI)J·WII.LEt> 1:• Weather Neool Wells Farp Nat'l lied "' puab I .... ....... .... (,.- Lawman CBS Neww II :!NhNews 1.1.,.._ .. ~·~ . ... .... .... , . .. . .. ·-··· ------·- ·..- - ~ ·· · ""'-··. -- --· ~ -- . ,•·· MOid11 'ftreap f'llda7 5:15 SpoUlgbt CHI Sports 7:15. SIP On-Lou Mutll.., i:W Weak . ' Show 1.:• .... Mp+ple 7:'411 Eclloes of Joy Will '1M 5:110 Sign Ofl -!'NI CIWINIL f W.IJ.C " &:GO Ohlo ValleN Nea 1:6-an!O.. MOVIES 1:15 Work! News 7:15 5iCto On, ' - M1dllr ' J:ll-....... Dolr ... ll:fi llsldoJ Late a.w "CtW. &:lO Sporta T"""' 1ft' Dow lite JUoer,• witll l :.lli 11'<11tllor l'il:lure 7:ti li'a. ol. JOjl / lloil,f .... Diet Rimes ... ~ 1 : II 1.-1 ,._her Show I :GO OlUo V.olley Newt J:tl-a.dt .. Olrilt T_.. Ui Qwn,.tllilJ NeWll l :fi World Neon l;GO 'l'lte8IIIJI Nillol Movie J:jll Tal& o/. tile TOWII ... tiMl Ut Sporta 1'aUJ "W..W. • tlte Willd," wllb B:» ...... o.nty Neils l:li Wealller l'icWre ~=-Bed ......... w.u.. Jla. 10:• J.ttll Nuelter .... lai lAII Uu"'!er Sllllw ..a IIIICI ~' Stadt. tl:lO LaiChstrina I :Wlilsn Scnool Hit Parada 1:11 l'e ..r:'llrw Lole 11.- - U:OO NO!NS 10:.10 !>OligO tor ChildreD ''Arllllioa Nllbb," wllll Ma· 11 :06 Lou Mueller W:t5 Golden Key »:• IIIJio Lq ria Montes ( .. cepl Friday, ll:GO Jltew• 11:15'-Nen ll:tli .... Mllel!er ..... I: M f1i1111 Lalo 8ltow a-,., dollo .... , II:~ 11le III:Ottp ' ~'llle - - . ,• will ...,. ll:i!ll Public Service 12:110 Loc&l, Ohto, Nat. Newa ..... a... -.1 O.....y II:§ World News U:• Ill I : . ~ Mllr QDs• ' d:a lailetin Board U:W Plladilt liiiJ Dlti; , _ o.,u ..... IUt IYM'f.'tulj' .Newa ta:l5 Newa 0 Grama t:• llita7 Llle .... 12:00 Commuml)' Aews 12:30 Freor Pyle Show IJ:tl ..,...., o-a."Strqe Fascinalloo," IZ:ot llaon Noows !MeQI 1:31 News Headlines IJ:IiClee r.t.ore aod HIWI IZ: 10 Markell 1:31 Fred ,.. .... II:• PEt4ife s.doiW ...... ........ ' - .8411 f :lll ~ a1 12:15 Mid Day Weather J:a Jjewa 11:601!. LJIItl M OY lea 12::10 Bullellll !loaM Fred Pyle Show 11:1 1 '111111 Conte! lfDcle lllld lllew Q Grams 2:30 Newa Headllnea 'Wallie. C'AIIIII4f Alel>l 2:Jl Fred Pyle Show ! :If lllwd19 Late Sllow 12:411 Coun1rJ 0. Bound 2:55 News 1:30--Singinc As World Tuml "MID From Colorado,• 1:55 Niota 1M l:tl Fred Pyle Show 2:. Oar u.. '1111 Nil.... , .Gl01111 Ford, Wllllam 2:110 Counlr)' Go louOd r-3:31 Newa Headline~ 1:3t-Docton CJIANNI!I. I 'ILlr.C TV 2:55 News Beat 1111111 l'arlr A Tille i'w ill 3:31 Fred l'Jie Sbow 1:5iliiPOitiS 3:00 Faqell SIJuler Show 3:ll Newa· 1 :30 p. m. Sundq 3:55 News Bnt, ,., Top Tm Re3:ro-Anolh. World To TeD Truth Gen. Hooplll1 ID Adiae 4:110 Disclng wiUt Dos8 4:11 lladio IU 0 3:25-News 1: 110 p.m. 4:30 InterehaDie 5;01 llews ~ 1:30-ilon'l Sllf I!Wp 01 NWttl Youns Married& IIISefll!io: O.I.U. vs. $:00 CommunliJ Mews 1:• MUc . .,ice t :IIO-Cartoon ..,, 6:05 Masoa CouniJ News Secret Storm Never Too Yoq 5:W ComJJtuaib' \.. t :30CUIINIL f WUJ.e " S: 10 w.tt• {'•lll•na!Nen RiD no TJa Where Actioo 1J IM&Y nA1'IIllll 5:oo-ateyenne Sea Hunt 9:110 a. Dba llhDw SouJl1 Sales &:30Brave Slaillell II:teN,__ eM Beaver l:ro-Hauk 1:30-S. DQ •" \ ' .. WJ.Eli. J1awo lf~1e ....,._. Slaawa 1:01 ••• ~· Neaa 7:110-Singlng 7:36- - ~· ~· I ·Eveniat Sltow. . . " I t,.l) I ~ lU ~..,.~ I, a.._. l' ' f·;_'k """'·., , ., ' ............ , , .!. •. ', ._ ; ' •.; •• " 'I /'.r, ' ~ ( : " < Now they join to wish her m•nv I pleasant and easier years. ~u- • i!o ' I I. . ' belts give you much greater protection from d<ath · and jury should an accident occur. Md protection of self and ram;ty Is just another way of ing love. Buckle up for safety. I II i/o I by everyone in the ear. On thY Public1tion of the First Issue of tt• ''I .I .'o"r. I 'I • • ~ ' ' •· '1! ~·- Ohio Valley Publishing Cor ,I <",I • , '.(. , • ,. ;tONGRATULAT~ ·-( ' .. • "1, • \'I "'f ..• ... ,. • € ··• , • li-'"---"'---------'"11 : ca'rrol K. Snowden : ~ ,' I came t(J expect bi•••'r I lsenlinl!s when they dined Valentine's Day Is FebruaryJ toe Mary Jane or The Ma 111 n. 1;l,4::th This is a tradiUonlll She has made thousands shi>wihg our love and " people feel good at dinner for fomily and frlet,ds.J ment Sllggests1hat you can Tht Highway Safety Denart-l your . love the year , Men's LIF£ I fiRE IHSUIIAIICl ' Installing seat belts In your and insisting tha~ they be t"• ,- , I <Continued from page ~~ · ool • able to• &et some of the 'kames. Nothilll! cnuld •top her, ever, in thOIUI great Yellow · ket years. Sht has cheered boys to victory on the frigid Thanksgiving Day gam••sl with Pomeroy. She never World 's ta)lest ' mountains, proved eliminating the measured from base to peak, Turkey Day game. It was an are Mauna Loa and Mauna · part of her foot hall oo the Island-·of Hawaii. rise more than 30:000. She remembers every the Sea bottom and were · Yellow Jacket athlete the ,up, Inch by Inch, by vo~ 35 years. She doesn't canie action Utrough the ages. ' . C00 I GUY ; ....... . ' . ,,. ' . 'l ,I ' A nocture, a form of muslc popular duritlC the 9th cen· form of music associated with orlglnoted from the !tal· las notturno, aD 181h • •century form o1 mqsic assoclaetd with night or to bo played during the night, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica ' ' Saturday Purky Plj "' !··'I' ,\1 . '•I "· "• ; "·a ... ...... 1:11-o . .' ...... . Oute ........ ~,_ ' I ' ' ... ' . ... ~·h . ' I ' ' . -~. ', '···· t -.liru.ti!NUtae I . 1 \ . ' l I . ' .' \ . '· ,. '*" diuaUOL Tbe •blt!OS In lllit 't J' ·, >,. ,' ~ ·(t. ~ii'l'uii" '· \ ' .' ,, ~.; •' \,, ' . • I , , i · ·' ,1 > Ln. . . . . ~ " was ia .., . ·, 'I , · 'I J., i ' ", f ' .00 ~~~~~~~ IPklorlllilf -· ----~---------------- Hopptly Hooper BandstaM Let's Dance ..". lite,...... ' ' ' '' • ·' · l.t �, '•, ., , :,:r '·'i' .• l I (, RUSSELL ' I JAil fAll ) ..A. NIGJn MUSIC Sunday, February 8, 1866 'I' ' """--....... . ·.~.-~,~,,.....A-"~"-....,_ .., .~.. ·.L·..:'f!f~t--~~·-:·~-j:_~'J~:),.-;~.- ~~~:·~~~-~.~-- ,a ···-~~~_ . "'.,., ' i• Tlmes-!e,ntlno~ ' "J , J I.,. ' . .. tN1URANCt · ... .....) ~ bo f'.. i I ~ : ' ~ SOl>lql& Oljl lllq .,, ' '· .,_ I ~ ' . • .. ' . 1 ' ( ' • . '_. ~ ,< . • " ' i. ' ' i , I . .• j ; i . • , , I ',,,t ...·-~- ·, . I • 'I' • t •rk Central Hotel Bktg. · S.cond Avenue G1lllpolls, Ohio , Phone 446-4290 ··Homo Phono 446-4Stl ;a earou TB FARM 1 , Oxfords & Loafers $4.88 to $9.88 1109.$6.99 to $12.99 Roush's Shoe Store Middleport llllnoll To The SUNDAY TIMES-SENTIM c! lf.e Wish You Ail The Success In The World For t ~ %ther Fine Newspaper To The Southeastern Oh io I Gallipoli' Dept. Stor• ' I I ,e i J) ·( i , it ., ''t . , .. ' 1 Friday . • r · • • I ,., ,. - Hi~liglits -n.a ,,._ ,,._ , '' ' . •, .' ·--•=• ......... t:-- ..... .. .......... .. ...... o.,t•,.. a- ... '* ,,... .... l Heroe. -msc Maday -o.s.v. ....... ,, - Jimmy Dean P~c.... llier Ill ~. c ' We believe this is a step of progress fdl comprehensive news coverage of the M•i 8:-Pepeye 8:15-f:lt- Capt. I""B"'·w t:---~ns Heckle l Je<ltle Tenn. TWiedo ' , We congratulate the newspaper and std· • ~ ~--~---------------------- 1:362:002:36- Gott Classic 3:00- '!l'oodwOI'k. Baslt:etbaD Game. 3:l1>--T'- J ,... - --::-::-- mlded • ~l NIIITII, Wotd VI Lll<! offlclll No of Ute lllllt tried Ill lllllli s\\POl' rna • Ill Noigh!Jors Soc. Security Froll'e liMp a-y Monster ... UI,...W 10 Skrl\"'C 1:--..&T.. "' --~- .... - WIITN T'f-13 12:00-Firal Look Fticlra Stercher ) talhonta blaH ... I LaSSie .. ;d£....... II CarloOII MagtiJa Gorilla •:-., ..,... :ery casbler, _.. Tam & Jerry Qwco Draw t:08-IIob Hope . u Jt:ro-Top Cat ll :36-Fury 3:40-Treasure f ft. tllrt BelR!ea· uo~ - (atioaal II* !light had llli JO:OO-Sec. Soulrreil Mighty Mouse Linus J:IIO--Bask- IVIS~ .. · Late Show WCHS 'l"f4 ClasSAIIIIII J2 : 30-E>:ploriQc ,.. not lllltl Actto. . _ _ SA'nJRDAY 7:00-Aiml!laC 7:31- 9:36-Atom Ani -.... Neu Daytime Show1 We salute the Ohio Valley Publishing Co publication of the new ••• a. News Saturday , I.M.P.O. Radio = •Cldt p. .. "' 4 ....... . . . . . . . . tt asceram. " dead prior , Higglnbothlhird oar,a over lht dutilied nr II While CO li•thai!IP' JOelghbH& • . 10:00-UNCLE p, ftl llpodL Farmer'• Da,. death today utnam Coull' rataUty of Rt. 31 near iigginbolham, came around river did AOI did see tha 1e middle ol 1101 in lima >Ver Cockrell, ,.... . . Ifill ,. Sheriff Del'! to autbolto Spn 11 er •r driven. by Oltlo Wew, W alL& . reak as oo the ,. truck under· 1Rg wbMI. Bearb~ jal'lllo tssistancl! and 4 by o!ficera j 2;110 p. Ill. Tbe Olllee 1:00Gomer Pyle 1:36-Mr. Robert.a M.ovte 11 :11>-II :36-lWigltl 11 :40-- A~IVS'. f:tlp.atO*l...,... .MovJt Hosa~~:' s MJD w:AE ..a., News a..., YOU ~E', I~ aJR RS.ATIONSHIP l'M ll4E ~TRotJS OIJE'. I'M MORE. FORCeFUL, MORE IRI)J·WII.LEt> 1:• Weather Neool Wells Farp Nat'l lied "' puab I .... ....... .... (,.- Lawman CBS Neww II :!NhNews 1.1.,.._ .. ~·~ . ... .... .... , . .. . .. ·-··· ------·- ·..- - ~ ·· · ""'-··. -- --· ~ -- . ,•·· MOid11 'ftreap f'llda7 5:15 SpoUlgbt CHI Sports 7:15. SIP On-Lou Mutll.., i:W Weak . ' Show 1.:• .... Mp+ple 7:'411 Eclloes of Joy Will '1M 5:110 Sign Ofl -!'NI CIWINIL f W.IJ.C " &:GO Ohlo ValleN Nea 1:6-an!O.. MOVIES 1:15 Work! News 7:15 5iCto On, ' - M1dllr ' J:ll-....... Dolr ... ll:fi llsldoJ Late a.w "CtW. &:lO Sporta T"""' 1ft' Dow lite JUoer,• witll l :.lli 11'<11tllor l'il:lure 7:ti li'a. ol. JOjl / lloil,f .... Diet Rimes ... ~ 1 : II 1.-1 ,._her Show I :GO OlUo V.olley Newt J:tl-a.dt .. Olrilt T_.. Ui Qwn,.tllilJ NeWll l :fi World Neon l;GO 'l'lte8IIIJI Nillol Movie J:jll Tal& o/. tile TOWII ... tiMl Ut Sporta 1'aUJ "W..W. • tlte Willd," wllb B:» ...... o.nty Neils l:li Wealller l'icWre ~=-Bed ......... w.u.. Jla. 10:• J.ttll Nuelter .... lai lAII Uu"'!er Sllllw ..a IIIICI ~' Stadt. tl:lO LaiChstrina I :Wlilsn Scnool Hit Parada 1:11 l'e ..r:'llrw Lole 11.- - U:OO NO!NS 10:.10 !>OligO tor ChildreD ''Arllllioa Nllbb," wllll Ma· 11 :06 Lou Mueller W:t5 Golden Key »:• IIIJio Lq ria Montes ( .. cepl Friday, ll:GO Jltew• 11:15'-Nen ll:tli .... Mllel!er ..... I: M f1i1111 Lalo 8ltow a-,., dollo .... , II:~ 11le III:Ottp ' ~'llle - - . ,• will ...,. ll:i!ll Public Service 12:110 Loc&l, Ohto, Nat. Newa ..... a... -.1 O.....y II:§ World News U:• Ill I : . ~ Mllr QDs• ' d:a lailetin Board U:W Plladilt liiiJ Dlti; , _ o.,u ..... IUt IYM'f.'tulj' .Newa ta:l5 Newa 0 Grama t:• llita7 Llle .... 12:00 Commuml)' Aews 12:30 Freor Pyle Show IJ:tl ..,...., o-a."Strqe Fascinalloo," IZ:ot llaon Noows !MeQI 1:31 News Headlines IJ:IiClee r.t.ore aod HIWI IZ: 10 Markell 1:31 Fred ,.. .... II:• PEt4ife s.doiW ...... ........ ' - .8411 f :lll ~ a1 12:15 Mid Day Weather J:a Jjewa 11:601!. LJIItl M OY lea 12::10 Bullellll !loaM Fred Pyle Show 11:1 1 '111111 Conte! lfDcle lllld lllew Q Grams 2:30 Newa Headllnea 'Wallie. C'AIIIII4f Alel>l 2:Jl Fred Pyle Show ! :If lllwd19 Late Sllow 12:411 Coun1rJ 0. Bound 2:55 News 1:30--Singinc As World Tuml "MID From Colorado,• 1:55 Niota 1M l:tl Fred Pyle Show 2:. Oar u.. '1111 Nil.... , .Gl01111 Ford, Wllllam 2:110 Counlr)' Go louOd r-3:31 Newa Headline~ 1:3t-Docton CJIANNI!I. I 'ILlr.C TV 2:55 News Beat 1111111 l'arlr A Tille i'w ill 3:31 Fred l'Jie Sbow 1:5iliiPOitiS 3:00 Faqell SIJuler Show 3:ll Newa· 1 :30 p. m. Sundq 3:55 News Bnt, ,., Top Tm Re3:ro-Anolh. World To TeD Truth Gen. Hooplll1 ID Adiae 4:110 Disclng wiUt Dos8 4:11 lladio IU 0 3:25-News 1: 110 p.m. 4:30 InterehaDie 5;01 llews ~ 1:30-ilon'l Sllf I!Wp 01 NWttl Youns Married& IIISefll!io: O.I.U. vs. $:00 CommunliJ Mews 1:• MUc . .,ice t :IIO-Cartoon ..,, 6:05 Masoa CouniJ News Secret Storm Never Too Yoq 5:W ComJJtuaib' \.. t :30CUIINIL f WUJ.e " S: 10 w.tt• {'•lll•na!Nen RiD no TJa Where Actioo 1J IM&Y nA1'IIllll 5:oo-ateyenne Sea Hunt 9:110 a. Dba llhDw SouJl1 Sales &:30Brave Slaillell II:teN,__ eM Beaver l:ro-Hauk 1:30-S. DQ •" \ ' .. WJ.Eli. J1awo lf~1e ....,._. Slaawa 1:01 ••• ~· Neaa 7:110-Singlng 7:36- - ~· ~· I ·Eveniat Sltow. . . " I t,.l) I ~ lU ~..,.~ I, a.._. l' ' f·;_'k """'·., , ., ' ............ , , .!. •. ', ._ ; ' •.; •• " 'I /'.r, ' ~ ( : " < Now they join to wish her m•nv I pleasant and easier years. ~u- • i!o ' I I. . ' belts give you much greater protection from d<ath · and jury should an accident occur. Md protection of self and ram;ty Is just another way of ing love. Buckle up for safety. I II i/o I by everyone in the ear. On thY Public1tion of the First Issue of tt• ''I .I .'o"r. I 'I • • ~ ' ' •· '1! ~·- Ohio Valley Publishing Cor ,I <",I • , '.(. , • ,. ;tONGRATULAT~ ·-( ' .. • "1, • \'I "'f ..• ... ,. • € ··• , • li-'"---"'---------'"11 : ca'rrol K. Snowden : ~ ,' I came t(J expect bi•••'r I lsenlinl!s when they dined Valentine's Day Is FebruaryJ toe Mary Jane or The Ma 111 n. 1;l,4::th This is a tradiUonlll She has made thousands shi>wihg our love and " people feel good at dinner for fomily and frlet,ds.J ment Sllggests1hat you can Tht Highway Safety Denart-l your . love the year , Men's LIF£ I fiRE IHSUIIAIICl ' Installing seat belts In your and insisting tha~ they be t"• ,- , I <Continued from page ~~ · ool • able to• &et some of the 'kames. Nothilll! cnuld •top her, ever, in thOIUI great Yellow · ket years. Sht has cheered boys to victory on the frigid Thanksgiving Day gam••sl with Pomeroy. She never World 's ta)lest ' mountains, proved eliminating the measured from base to peak, Turkey Day game. It was an are Mauna Loa and Mauna · part of her foot hall oo the Island-·of Hawaii. rise more than 30:000. She remembers every the Sea bottom and were · Yellow Jacket athlete the ,up, Inch by Inch, by vo~ 35 years. She doesn't canie action Utrough the ages. ' . C00 I GUY ; ....... . ' . ,,. ' . 'l ,I ' A nocture, a form of muslc popular duritlC the 9th cen· form of music associated with orlglnoted from the !tal· las notturno, aD 181h • •century form o1 mqsic assoclaetd with night or to bo played during the night, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica ' ' Saturday Purky Plj "' !··'I' ,\1 . '•I "· "• ; "·a ... ...... 1:11-o . .' ...... . Oute ........ ~,_ ' I ' ' ... ' . ... ~·h . ' I ' ' . -~. ', '···· t -.liru.ti!NUtae I . 1 \ . ' l I . ' .' \ . '· ,. '*" diuaUOL Tbe •blt!OS In lllit 't J' ·, >,. ,' ~ ·(t. ~ii'l'uii" '· \ ' .' ,, ~.; •' \,, ' . • I , , i · ·' ,1 > Ln. . . . . ~ " was ia .., . ·, 'I , · 'I J., i ' ", f ' .00 ~~~~~~~ IPklorlllilf -· ----~---------------- Hopptly Hooper BandstaM Let's Dance ..". lite,...... ' ' ' '' • ·' · l.t �' I' ·' ., " . ' Tlmes·~ntlnel, Sunday, February 8; ·• • • ttea·\ Sl~. ~!ns . w~.~ ~ D.I.TCI:'~E"'J.~v-.,. 4WO NIGHT MUSIC A nocture, a form • _, .. • .. ...... , ,.,...,... · r· of musfe [ ~"~~&{• .,., .... · . I · ' ~~ , •a. mt:'~·~~~~~~~ ! I, ,,,~~~~~t II'~ " r . . J "'" • ,. '~ .."' I• 1111• • .. '• , jl'' 'j' ]1~11~ 1 1(1'1t 1 '11'111'' .~·.. ;~p ,i ' l~l,•. ' \ 0 ·" •' ' .. ' ~ ll•!\~11.\~l~b ' , ,,, I " '· ° j 1~, , I ~-' ~'"'• , , .\IJ .. l'll''lf 1.~~~~~~iii~~~·,l~~.,llll 'l~,,m I IW~ ,.~L. l~ lliio~ 0 ~ 1 ' 1,, •• • I ~~rl,l~' ;,·' ~~ I I ., ' \ I , .~' ' ,:"' ,,•·fll "". • and Ell }.t~(Sllf .. •.' ..• ;8dQ " . :•< l .,. ~~ -:·~ ' '. I < ' '· I ••' ' '· 'I • lU .G001 . :v .t ' i' .,I j I '' ' •' ,• ' ' t' . ' . ...... lifE w:··· I 1 I T. 114. lt1. U. 5. P.t. Off• ' i Carrol K i , .ll:t.rk S•conc Centr._ 1 1 1 _ .;om .. ,,. Phont /' "'ft'Ornt Ph• ~· ..I· l' I c ·~ . 01 .1' •. . ""' ly t·. THE ·BORN LOSER BUGS BUNNY ' L lft<l lo pulh reak ~eWi· ~r her F ~ •t .q ~~~ '. lij I I ' Rt. 35 near ~' ,. truck under· ing wheel. as oa ' •earby larm- ' 4 by office'l'l ... 117 C!ame around . river did not dlcl ... tho Jl middle of aot ill Umt ' .. wer ·' •., r., ' ~ • rt te alllhO!to tel ISCUiia- ... .. dead prior ' Hiplnboth- . .... ., . ~a over 1be dtlltified oar IIWhileC'"*- l~ ~ Jlj, • • • t" ''. ~--,;. i MORTY MEEKLE I IiBiboliiP- . ..lihbotl. ~,, •• -By .Dick .. _? I C~ll. .. ..... itlo • Sherif! llf. \.,., I .... II' driven 'iigginbotham~ K l tho ISSistal!«i and J I ' ' . c v ;( \ ' ' ' Cou~~o r fatallty of .'' E ~ otnam .~ . it. I I death today .. • f "' ' ....u,..., ••• net .... _,. By George Lemont THE. FEENY FARM · :X: A~~ HAV~ NO"(H 11-l<S 1"0 PO, 515 ANP IF YOO s~e:; ANY ONA'ITACHe::C? 51XFOOIE'RS, 61VE' MS A i-101.-t..EO~ f tt ery lUI fatiOJaiJiaa night had . . , delttmlatil • ftrt ) tosblor,. " 'I ., . I~ I!._,J We pul t • lharl .. blaze ... ' ' ,. ~II :r-.W 10 resided • llelll Norrll, ' aflidal . . or tho blm ll'ted to 1181111 '' '• '· ' ,, " ' •. 1111le ..... .... iD ... ANP HE' A~S E'VBN <.SOIIWO •mplimolloll llklorlbMf Fe:e:l MC>Re'f."''loii'Alil ' YOO ASI<SP: FOR! ' ~ 0 ' ~~· =ID-:: --... !~!ned lblrt We ' COlT ' .doJ>osll that. all ' ' ' b8llll tlloWII We •·•' } I~ l - ·.; ...... II' , . ~ .~ ·'"'~ .... 1.00 I �,. -I '!.• ' Jii .t \. '. N . ~, I ' (1 . ' I. . . . ',. ~Tite'sunday Tlme~~".tl~~l, _sun~·~· . F~b~a'! .e.•~! l .... ~~JIT. ~ .. . . ( ~oOQ J·._ • '· ~·· • ~PTAIN . .. .. i •. • ' ' ' £ASY · ' 'l' ''' "': ' : ' 'l, • ,_ • j ~ .' :~.Y .Leslie Turner ' .. .,< ,..:l,j·~:':':L '"' : · . •' 1""'1"""r'"" ......... -._,_ ,l _,..,..... - ·- ·· . " ' . . . , - ... - ~. -· .. . ........ ......, • i '• ' I .,.~_...,.._.._ _....,....,_ ...,..... , j I • ' ;r, : Cftlgtnal Slamell twl Caahgand Em . . ' Nekloai•.<Sill ' I, . ~ - · -· · - •.. l ------;.l • '( ' ' 1 • ......................-- ___a_- .... _ ....... ~ .. --... 7·~, -. - ~ · ~ • ... ! .- 7."""'1--~----·· ,_,__ . . -·-f····-., . . .- ......... -~'"'~--.,,... .... ~ f ' ~ ~- ~- ~ • '' ' '\ •• ,,.. I ' lU . ' . 'I '' ' • ' ''' r ' t-rm , Carrol K ' . l •rk i• Centr , .; S.conc 11 - Golllpc ;,~. Phon• r -nomt Ph t ! . ..,.., ' I I HAVE PROOF! ,,' Jh • ~ u IF THI9 HI.TCHE.T MAN GHOUI.P Sl-OW UP, PUt' 'ml! CAR IN 6I!AA I>W STAAT SAILING! CA'ICH UP WITH YOU LATER 1 JUN ! t e ~HEAP ACH~ HE C/l6T7 A 71'EL.I. ON we! eEHINI7 tGf EYEI!W.L7. tied 'YOU I 1 Ti-OIJGUT 'IOU WERE. INSIPI!I , • reak tfeWi :tther F fl I) • er death today lltnam CouDo , fatality of Rt. 35 near ~ e ~ b I [ I ( ··_: ,· I 'f osoa the ,. truck under• ing wheeL 1earb1 JarmIMislancl! and ,. ·.. d by ;t·' I' ' driven 111 iiggiabotlt.im, eamellOUnd river did nol did- the le middle el c v ' I ,I >I ' 1101 iD thnl JVer Cockrell. 'liDO . . 'r ,. ' ~~ - I osceral• 11 dead prior y HiiMIDbolhlhird ear,·a over tht s p I IIIW 11 Sheriff Dert te aulllorl- f ! offlc.-ra II' ' ~~ ~ ' to pull! .deatified ar while Co$ It iiRibt- • oeJibbolll I I a ••• Dtt 111111 WtStiai'I'P I t E r :OUR~ BOARDING-HOUSE . ~----------~~------~ 1 -f tl ft 'i' :ery .. fir. . . . 1 '' 1 ~:, .l ~• ·~ :.I • ' Wt pul ~ 'JOO'RENOT CIOMPEl!NG, FREI). WE'REONlHE 6/1& SlOE IN li'IIS lHINGAND r~ •' 10 a .. nslded • lllelll Norrll, offletal of the lllllt lfled lv 2111111 ""the ....... was In a.. oomplbn Ill ank for 1hltlf illuatioll. 'tilt usllless In lilt ag, leD deer >safe .~ : and that... con II baa); .... a __....__ .. ' .,. ... - •.. . . . . . ,. " ' I l I2Hirt bl... We ...., ~ ... ,,.,.... ns?ller, ..,. laemd 121ft We -~ f delwu 2 11 .-.that jll, ~· i ... 1' . Ifalieaal Iaiii lllgbt had IIi . . . . -.' - - ,_--"' . . .......... -.. .. . . ..,.. -.... . .... ~ -..,. ·- .,.. -..... _, .i ..,....,~"':-,., .,~ .. 12111 blall 1,00 t.llO �..."'·"-f '. ......... ~, ' . . Nl!lRT. llfUSJC . • . , . ' . . !' .. • <lrig!nll Siamell · '"' Cahg and Ef · · .,.ek~Qoc. .. (Sill! ' ' ~eoo r-. ' < •••• ' "• PRISCILLA~S ·, I '~ .. . ~ ' ' ' ~ . . • ,. ' I . . . . . . . . ~ " ~-" • I .... ___0 r -,. .. . . .... . - · . .. . .. . . .. ... .... .. . ....... . -.. POP ..... .. . r·: ). ,0~,- o .....; o,.• ' • • • • • • • ·• 'I • '' , ; ' I ' ' o BfAI Vermeer ..--..... . ,., 1 ._ ,_ ,,, :....... ·--~1. ......- .........t ' . . ' $foP· .~!1 ~~~~ Goa l' ... w ' • I II\,, It·····) . . . ., m~ !be .l • ~-· l ill l . I \ f', ~ " lU 4 su 'l 'I ' ' bn! ol . ' ABOUT OffiCE lOU,TINE EXCErr TO SIT!" lfE Carrol K ; , .,.. Contr ~ ,. .;i .. S.conc G.lll~ ; "l 1 ' · Phon• f' ·' ""ttame Ph c I'M AN INVESTMENT llOKEIU" ~ 01 ' ~ .. ..; t ,. .1 OUT OUR WAY ',... t lied .. l fl lfle BALL WOULD BE TENTICIV... NAW, J£/VEAIILEI AAID Pfl:OSABLY Wi reak ~~her F ~ • ~r death today lltoam ConDo c .I ~ c fataUty of .... Rt. 35 near b I ht truck under. ~lng wheel. •earbJ tiU'IJ>o "sistanc~ and d by officen .• ll' driven by iigginbotham, eame around river did not did see 1M be middle el I 1 I c t C I " c I ' ' plllh SMACKIW6 HE!( 4 u c The Willets v ' aut in Umt ..• ' j ' ' " . ,. ... ·~ "' s over Cockrell • tame oa iate 10 Sheriff Dert 141 aulborltee1. ISCerai• " dead prior y Higjloboththird aar, uao over lbe ideatified nr lR •• while g lalbo ' 1 A l E ec. JIIPo aeighbotl • -f -/I £t •• ~ :ery " ftrt ... ) ~atioaallall lllgbt had ... r deteualwl : l\ nsblar, Ill( I a lhort II blut lilt >188 , _ ... .' .' I : I \ I .f Wt ,. ~· ... i 10 nte11l Norril, official pul ll1ed lo bdli ·' t • eompllllliiiW lllk [or lbiiiiP iltaatioll. 1bl usilless In lblt q, am dW strueture lblt 1,00 was In Jlaoo ~~· WI IBemd . . . co :end ihat.lli "baDt ... I.e· >safe~ II • w ball boWII lit Ill~ ..... ~!be~ ,_" •);• 'I ..L-~ ..-.. _... - .00 ..... II the ; " ,00 bt. "' ,,: the,.. om .' f ~ of lbo .,... l ,_ nslded • 1., -. ,......... - . . . .. .. . ' ,. �I .- l~ it. -~ ... . •">;; ~The Sunday Tlm•$-~ntlnol.. Sundav. F'el)ruarv, 8, lt06.1 . . . 'NIGHT ' . . MUSlC ' .. . . ' .. . •' \ ~ ! ' ~ ·' ,. .' ·~ . ~ ' :j-· P:EANlJTS, I • ' . .' • ' •. 'o' " '. ! • .,• I ' 'I !.~ "' ' ' •, ' '' • ' ~ ...,.) l r,' " B'f . .hi ,UFI •. •i at: I ~ · ·H:• • ,~:'ftfies Rake Historic .. coo i • ,, ... .1 . •' \ I ~ .' '· 1 • 1en Bien Phu Noose Around Jungle Reds Tightened by U. S. Forees Il .I Carrol I< l , Irk Conh : .' S.con1 1 · • Golll1> l , Phon1 '-...torne Ph 1 o' I I •• By V. -T• -ALLEY OOP t 4 il I 1/.N(M. rr SOUNP'S Slt.L'i. WlztiR euT lHI:RE REALLY IS A DINDSAUR MATING c fl SQNG ... l LEARNED I) . CAI.AV, C'MON, I'LL SHOW 'IOU/ sur LEMME, D01H SINGIN'... ... NOW HOW WAS IT 'IOU SAil'> IT WALLA H00 HOOLA SOL CHMEEDH ••• . .WI:Nl?' IT FROM OOP/ ' .. 'e b I I c t C I ·II c . 1HeRE! Y'sa!? v NUTHIN I HAPPENED. •. s t\ I t E t . ~1 -~ • ANDY CAPP ' [i " G Wt pul ~ Wt co ,. I . ·r-" .. ' Cause of Fire left I S . wh ' 1 .. . . ,. t~ I ·I' ·.• ~ /J '~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 6, 1966 adams curtis dill dunfee graybeal mathewson reibel stevers wolfe