https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/399f68be96756ae82a9e366f8004b2f1.pdf a7201d5f8b4b93a4f5ab4011f99b1813 PDF Text Text ' ' ' . .' '. ~ ~- ,·= . AN6mERPERFEC'I'VOTINGRECORD·-Ohio)~Dth~lll.llrlet:;;~:~~~~ ·, MtDerconttnuedhiaperteelvotlngl'l<.'OrdaitheU.S. flrst-wnoftlle&lstCongreH.MiDerhasiiiii!W~ be of oall niDe flrlt came to Congre&s In JIDIIIII'Y, 1967. In tile loth <;ongress, Miller waa three tun Congressional aetlllonl. Congreu Is scheduled to teconvene on Jamtar)' lith. Above; eon,. Miller, left, nvii!WII accomplilbments of the first session of the 9111 Coupea wllb, . Repubbcan National Cbalrmln &sera Morton. ' .,;F¥•••in RevieW · ~r ~ am1 i\~ Sjl~e. · . . r '1fi~~~~~~ =~~ 1: : u:: CC!IDilllllllal« . a11o fib- . r t' ~L And; u serqc~ll'he!l. Tuu wtnl ~ It~::::~~: · 1 Noire Dame led Teua Jll~, in lorN~ ~ ~2. itnil the'N":Vell''s~yeoati!t, Ill o.... . ' """'"' ,.,........_ a .J :iif~'ille 1~ ~At 'WKiJm j JM!Iiltllt ~ ;t!it: .Plaruld.• .11!11 •be wa1Jik.A ~· · "'' a~ hla' tbougbtTUU",9, . ~tilt . ~ ~ ··~~~e ,ilne. PQll)' IJ!d . p t tbe, I!CO\"· ' ~an 11 he ~·t ·dlodll t;t ·. · · · e' .tiM riitii foolbab·'teUJ!~oow · rurm could )'® Jle ·sure aboUt the · ,. 'tii!i~I!Udset? ~~ · ' . ·'. ' • Web,uyou •• Teuapulled il.out, after eq.ploylng.. the old' •. •. ' Se l+1ces ·t pobcy of llrinlcmW!IIp, and · United Press lnlernadonal The federal government's in· crease of home mortgage in· teres! rates, illegal •nder Clll'· rent Ohio law, clouds tile fuliD'o for prospective homeowners In the &ckeye Sta ... MtiGS THEATRE Toninht and Sat. Jar:'. 2-3. 1970 "ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST" Technicolor , 1.,';,':l)~Vc~~~~n"ale The Federal Ho•sing Admin· t.stration and Veteran's Admin· istration interest rate boost from 111 per cent to 8\1 per cent, effective Mooday, p•shes it above the 8 per cent ceiling imposed by Ohio's """ry lsw. "This meons that for all practical purposes tllere is no federally insured money available for home loans in Ohio," explained state Rep. <llarlri F. Kurfess, R-Perr)'1burg, In an interview. · &t Kurfess, speaker of the Ohio HorJSe, also said any prob· !ems stenuning from the interest hike co•ld he eUminated by legislation. KID'fess said he was conner· ringwithmembt!rsoftheHoose Collll1littee on lns•rance, Utilities and Financial lnslillltions to lay tile gro•nd work for . a bill which wo.Ud exempt FHA and VA loans from the state's 1--------1 Carfoon, Plumber Sun.,-. .• Tues. .. ~t1(i~~.. st!~~~!~n Robert Vaughn C.rtoonll For~~ ~;:~~are TheSheep ._L_OS_E_W_E..,IG_H_,T THIS WEEK . Odrinex CJn help you become the trim slim 'p enon you wonfot<tbe. Odrinoxlullny tablotond "'"Y owellowo!l. Contolns 'no 'dl"90f'oua 'drugo. NO stanlfng. No •l>tdll oxerciso. Gofridofexctssfolond!lvolongor. Odrlnox!lu been Used S uccessful!• b• lhousonds all over the coootry • ' for over l.o Ys"s·~·yOdrlnox,loc:ossefsunSll•'2fo5taor""yo'u~emlao~:•Y economv.,•• .~. oumus ., JNIII be refunded by your druggosl. No cruntions -nked. Soldwiththisguaranteebv • ALLDRUGSTORES Adv. Effective Dec. 29, 1969 NIW 110111 110. .1 AT llallley's Middle of Upper Block Pomeroy, Ohio MONDAY - - - - - - - - - - 8:30 'TUESDAY - - - - - - - - - 8:30 WEDNESDAY - -- - - - - - 8:30 THURSDAY- - - - - - - - -8:30 • . lfOrr)ed" abo.ut aettirig b~ck . to .. . lfalJipolll from IJ!!r daughter's home \~'C:wWe:• vllllinl! to IDW ~ .·. ri:lilbl·"~ Mrl. Sblrp llllnb 011e to 5:00 PM to 5:00 PM to HlO PM to 5:00PM ,.6' : .: ' ~'• ••., -~.. ' •• PSS ST I '•.. ~ •, o/J' !1: ' .•·•. • :...... • '• ........................ :r. ----- ----- ., STOC.iaN&S IERISIUIE Alwor• a "belt buy" - now, eYtn o 1Naftf' .,oh.•• · Su,.rb q.,.llty, fo111o~o~a 8-"t,M• atyl• lng, fo1M011 ~•'••· REGULARh . 99c A PAIR o~IJ . . ;,\>t'' PSSSTI Stock up oil Jt•·Cafc~•r' • PANTY HOSE ,' •. ,/ ' REGULARU '. ~' 2.00 A PAIR . '. oolf or 7tH I ·1.;:,9 j Of ~ ' 'j \ '':t3$ ' 'o,! I L t . GALLIPoLIS '"' SATQIU>AY AFTJ:i:RN09N SilOP.PERS 'here were' ask~" several questions ~tJhelr berso~l plaJ1S for~ !be rie~ ye!lr and\l'~ar 1111 ') thought Of 1969. , r •'r<t · . ' . I I • Thei.i'' answersw!l~U v8riell,!l&the6il!ce&fronl whl~ they C~~me. ' · . .,Among. those liit!ilMeW«i ,,wi!~ a. CAP . wofier.:.ffditl, Ja:du;on "ho u·11· "poverty" is the wor.tf. P,Oble~n lit fOday, and a Gallipo.Jltan who feltcoi!C<'!' •I·<I /' ,£ ·"r' ., • tmts Deroted To The Grealer Middle Ohio Valley ·2· a' P.'AGES ' · THREE SECTIONS ., · " -VO=-L-.-=-lV-1\J -. -0:..4-9--~=~===========-=--:S::cU::cN::::D:"":A""Y:.--:-JA:-:-N-::U=-A:-::R::-:Y:-4,.-,."'19=7""0_ _ _ _ _G_ALL1PO _ _us_ PT _ ._P_LE_N> _AN_T_ _ _-,-----,.;PR"' ,:""' ·.~::'OJ"'~r""'f::-N.,... , ·Cf"" .. ..:::N~T~ . S; · 1., ~ to ihlnk t1te1 ba., any ~·" ' ' o ntracts SOld For tbn,. e-·. · · .!r· ·· · d -.· ~ a moved onto the Bite neil week in Piping Co., w,averiy. a base bid of f237 ,800 greparalion lor starting tile new addition. · and f\lterna•IDtallng $13,250for a total ol Tentative plans can for groundbreai!ing $219,050. . CASEWORK - Sherwood Medical In~da _ ditstriea, Brentwood, N. J ., a total bid of · tbe · 'the and · co!li· Ametek Jll., flt,448. - . K'pnedy - Ealt ' RIO GRANDE COlLEGE was the scene of a conference to organize a ·drug edllCatlon and Information program. The · conferllO(e was attended by (I. to r.) Dr. James Kemp, Holzer Medicid Folllldation; Dr. Alphus R. Cllristensen, =~~~~"'p;;~;;Rio lor ial!ndry. a physic"' tllerapy pharmacy and other JII'Uident of Rto Grlllde eonese; n-. I.A>w c.nce~~aro, National Institute of Mental Health al LeJ!n&ton, Ky.: and Albert Cook, direclor of the Divlsloo of Narcotico and Dang.-ous Drill!•· Heins Fiuht Drug · u se r ~ WOIDI..O.. lnickandilclvlllancaron ,apublfc' i-oidliladingtothevillls~of Ha8bap. He IlkS l.ltha:Mu· anHai.--aft hatf-'- f~ ~ JarUU ~ :10 ,u;:-;:-.~ ' ~tl. · -~m:,-.. ?'- .v · •·· Jordiui r-'-.1 a 30fnlli.'lllt ......,_. ...... with llraell·f_;.s ..""'" "-' -in the so•lbem Jordan Valley. , , Tel Aviv folilld Its relatkrts wllb France deteriaratlrig dver the~.>. I' .......... lba ~. •"-'• . .....~governmen ,, t ~ ~~t~:a....,......,alu tecabed from Paris for hlll parlin the so-ealled e•om"""' .affair. _, Paris diapatebe!t allo ·npbrled \!1&1, llraelt P.Uot& imd ~ tenance crewuent to,.._ some t1"1eago Ill pick up,50 Mirase lel8 sold lo·llrael bad qlllefly ,relllrned !41 ,r.ael. Ule bolqjM 11114paid for Jela wen !!l~bargoed by Frii'Cle. . ., '-u-..- Mourners' . ftOW Gr()WS Miller's 13 By Ulllted Preu. jaleruliftal The New Year's hollday traffic death toll cUmbed steadby IDday. 1be National Safety Council hadestimated450to550penona would die In traffic bflweeo 6 p.m. local lime Wed...,.y and midnl&bt Sunday. A Ul)lted Press International counlatlla.m, (EST) ohowed at 1eut Ill penona ldlled In traffic during the bolklay P!'fiOd. Mf~ : ":~r ..J~===~~~ ' :. . A~';~tary""~~;!n~t~roufclviUMI were wu<n the llraell p18De~ ~aled an aP'I!:!fltlll'al Counties ·to Be Visited FUrteral aerilces lor four· montb-olll Paula L1M Klelil, who died • Put~ to fub ute the New Year recess; Consreaaman Clannce Miller has !!dleduled an itinerary wl!lch will tab blm Into eacb of the 13 countlel of will olllclate. the lOth Diitrlcl next week. 91 · survlvora spOclaJ slgnillcance will be hia atop in Athena County ~1 · said dealba: A briakdown of accldenf81 P!;'OII'e8l when beof wUI Inspect~ tile '..,., . A,~ Traffic Ill Flood Proleclion PrO~ llld Planes ' estenalve channel IDI· · Fires . :111 provements !leiJII made bv .~"" Miscellaneous· IS Cotptr of ~· Talld lfl· ·aMlller fternoon, wlll MARRIAGE UCENSES of Oblo .ram. Stanley •• Servlcu Fllll!l• t.oraln, and Loretta Jean to·di!ICI1illbe · H8rleu, II, De:der Rolle 1: liWUt pJaa ., .. Blhy Mas McLaugbUn, 19, Hml•llll ld '•' Pomeroy Route 3, •4 Palnela ~ Ka,y PuUina, ... Racine ROute 2: SMI : • oo'l Marietta . .. r n Le b, a tJ,.n ip;;;;;;;;;~;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~=;;;po;w;er~company .. .. •• .'. - ! . .. . . . _ Js· ColumbiiB and Southern Ohio Electric Co. reports it spent $239 mDUon for new facilities during tile decade of the 196&. Of that total, $50 million was expected doring the last ,ear. A spokesman lor the Colum- FRIDAY •••••••••••••••••• 8:30 to 9:00 PM SATURDAY ............... 8:30 to 5:00 PM ol y received hen tbat~fonlilr s.~a-·- ..ol<lonl J ~........¥ ,. ·-,· ~1 ' • ""'~~'~'"' ·lf.&leeriW'!!'Jilndpoc!· at Ilia emp~l It the new Matamoras Ohio loeb and ' dam. . McCoy remajns In them'•IISI 've --unit of the Ohio ~ ~· Valley Hospl~l at~· He has beei1 unable to see since the accident. His room number Ia 31H., . > t:;~·"' lllle!tadwa·Ave., ; on !few Yeer'i pay "!ii''too .U I ·. ' ~·" 1bey uld.· DeMil Ia most aililllned with gelling throullh college. • . ers received wltll the'l:o81, of >mlll'llJ!I'!,/ . .the firm planned to spend flO ·lblnp they buy shoWed firm fulii.December 191111 p.'ice listed· He sa!Q tile comrruttee pro!>- mDUon a year on new faclli.tles prices In mi!Wlecember awr- first and the ,ear-earlier price ably would. have severallnfor· for the neil three years. ased 76 per cent of the ''fair . llsb!d second: · ~cy mal mee11111!.• next week to get earnlngpower"paritylevel,the "' · the bill reaily for lnunedlate W.• esday Call USDA aaid. Thia waa three Average beef cattle, ~.IIJ) ~ ' paS88ge when the General As· . . polnta above the end or 1968. hiiDdredwejght . an~ SU;50; sembly convenes Jan. 13. Proved False When direct govenunent pay- IJ)gs, 'f25,70 a lnlldi'ed1"!8ht . "Wecouldhaveaf..U,Iledged .· mentstofarmersareadcled the ancU17.10;wboat,'UOabllibel · =~ COIIII1liltee hearing at tllat lime 1be Mlddlepcrt emergency USDA said firm ret~ In and·fUll; corn, fUll ·, b!llhel . . I" . . and try and ~~.the leglllation squad rectlved a caD Wed- rnld-llecemberwerel2percent and.. fUXi; I!Oybe8fll; , .,., 8 .· , ·J ,: , • c;; . passed at once, ' Kurfess said. nesday at IZ noon made by a of Wily also three points more buahel and *2:42; ~ . •.,a.• .~·.. n.;. .. :. · . 'No Oae "&I we need to make sore the smallchlldwlllcbproved to be a, lhali 'the'end of illl8. · banclredwel&hii!MI'to.i;; eg., .0:::~ oal . , ' · · · emergency is as great as · false alarm. 1be JDid..December ind&x of 5U ccenls a IIQflen and a:z• ' ··:.-.,•., · '• < everyone Is lalking abolll." On Ne.w tear•a Day they priCl!S received by farmen . turkey, 2U cents a pillincl ,mj :i ..;.,...,;; ,_ __ ...:~.;.) Kurfess pointed o•t there anawered two calla, one at t stoodat28llpercentofthe te!G- 21.1 cents: llldbfGUen,~.l5 , .('UIUUUII~ might be no need for the Legts- p.m. to 30! Park St. fiii'>Clannce !Hue compared with .282, In cents a pound aDd 13.5 eenta. · ' . . laliD'e to act on the IISrl!')llaW on NichoiB who was taken to ' · '&a• an emergerry basis since there Veterana Memorial HO.pltal . . J&. · were legal means for JK'O· and admitted. AI I:Z9.p.m. It JY7 I spective h001e buyers to make went to the Mlddlep!ll'l Cab , ~a H ~!~~r Ioans ·at interest higher than 8 office for Mrs. Verna Reed, · ...., ' ., ' ..,..D, • per cent, If IIley so desired. Co!WD;bua. wbo~ takenta'f ByUDitedPreulliteraau..l.l c~linttes bi '· Thia methOd wu explained by Veterans Melli HlliP.i • Jarael warned Leban<1l1 todai asatnal IUerrilla operallona Fred Thompson, vice president 1reated .and releaeed. tl1.en sent eight planes to sirafe.i PllbUc r:oad in ,the A).Apoub of the Klase~ Co., Springfield, a Former ~cuse guerrilla area near the bon!.-. JaraeU, ,P.ianes., sltilck ll'"'":'mortgage ftrm. , "'1'• dan poolti the a.. Canal ..... .,.. Ohio's 8 per cent celUng, 'the I uld L- _, _ _ .... by oan CO ""......,., a procfclure-wherebjo·the ilebet fldd thedlfferencebetwetntheslate Umi and th 0 of in'·-t amoon1 ....., · &greed upon. That difference normanyismadeupbytacklng tile amoillll onro the selUng jl'ice of the bol!Se. Bot Thompoon emphasized · his c:ompany opposed lbat tactic and wanted tile General Assembly to change ohio's law to conform ro tile new FHA-VA Interest rate. "This problem absol•lely sbollld be taken can of by the Legislatore," Thompaon said. "Our company won't make a loan over 8 per cent at the present time." .{ . . l~Jd&l!i"!'l.on tl!la.naUonal ·!S1111. Farm priCes eoded the ·fear at lnde1 of rar:~~::e:r::::;: So lliseellll we · ~ tn.,ltC!In the hl&be81' level ~ . the . per cent of the and propheticaby Correct hand.a ·Korean Wir, the Asrlcullure with 310 per '· Depar!Dient lllid Wednesday. But farm c:oalll rose ro a tticord ..an~:U:O~!"~~e~'f: Resi~nt Injured interest rate higher lhan SYRACUSE - Word '!~ 1 •l R . ·ecor. ' 'd,· S'{) Do ...·.,."'' ' · 11118. HENRY a.ATWOR111Y, 7M s. 'l'blrd IJ :; llldllepart, lllCI daQgiW DeMil don't -""llance D)lb reeoJqllma. ''Too~ easy to , Pr · Homeowners Face uncertain , ospects ~h~ompariaonor;;:·f~ TT .~<\ '' ·~·· -") te •11 ' 11118. Gi:.ISPIE HmfARD, II. Rt. Nt, Clrohlre, ''too "*'>'people "'"'' 'everyllllnc lot notldn8 ... ' • hopei 19'1$11i111't be.'IJ)e 191111. . r..m.~ rmer Dies Accident Leonard M. Martin, iii, wu ldlled In a Friday wl!ell at his farm on new home If It luold to a fllmlly ellclble fGr FHA boulin& loua, Tbe FHA maba ~for botb !ann and nonfarm nnl J!«'MM, In open co11111ry or ill IGWII!I ol 5,5111 ~ less, to famj]ieo that CIII!I!OI get cr«1,11 other aota"Ce~. ~ LNIII PiarMII FHA Adnillll!llntGr Jamet1 V. Smllb, llld ill a lll~t bli apncy flnaDcid. about 50,0110DIIW ~with lGalii rot·Jabout ·IJ ~nll)!m lathe fell' endillg lut June ao; Far tbil fllcal ,._., Smillllllld the 101111- U..O • mill!m !a lolnl lor abDIII • .,. bomll. , l4IUa IIJ!IWr lbe PI CIIP'IIIII an Diltle irlil (~tlriued 'on page 2) · tam �'i low· Israelis Swiped a Hotter lledlcel Center, Flnl ··' Ave:, GalUpolla. General YIIIIIJII houri Sot and 7;e p.m. onl7. Maternity vllllln8 houri 2:10 to t:JO P.JIL onlJr. Parenti on17 are allowed on Padlatrtca Ward. c. Brown, 111'1.. Gerald Bogp and Infant 1011, Mrl. JIIDII R. m- and Kathy G!'a)', WW1am Infant IOil, Jofrl. JIDII!S B. Lsyne and Infant daughter. GRATE AND ADAMS MIX AWAY lithe compeUttoo gels und«way In their fruit cake duel. wWW:. . wm. Be Offered Soon . ~ .1 P1JJ1CH.,sE H11E SHOE SERVICE - Announcement wu made Friday or the purcl!aae or the HloE Sboe Servjce, 42'1 Secolld Ave ~, by Mr. and Mn. WIIUarn Sla)ieton, MercerYWe. The Slapletona purchased lbe shop from Mr. and Mn. Hugo Plervttl, wbo had operated the firm seven years. 'lbestapletona have made only one cbange -the shop Is now called the BloE Shoe Service·- fer BID and Edith. . Technique Of · T"In tin"g Four ChUdren of Two Auto Accidents Are·Probed One Family Killed ROCKFORD, Ill. (UP!) Four ch1ldren of one famlly died and their parents were severely burned In a fire that swept a 0 two.tory home on Rockford's South Side Saturday. PT. PLEASANT - The Firemen Identified the tec1111que used to oll.tlnt por- parenbu Mr. and Mrl. George traits wW be demonstrated for Bryant and the dead ch1ldren as memberlof ALPHO gaUerles at ' John, 18, Betty, 9, Sidney, 7, and the regular meelln8 Monday, Brian, 3. The parents and January 5. Dr. Csrl W. Irvin youngest child were asleep wW be the lnBtructor. downstairs and the older Dr. Irvin, 11110 of the founders · chlldren In upstairs bedrooms of ALPHO and a charter when the fire started from an member of the galleries, Is a overheated space heater, lesllng portrait photographer firemen said. and Is recognlled In the art of oU-Ilntinl In color portraiture , All ALPHO members are urged to be preaent for lhia TO HONOR FOUNDER exciUng deiiiCIISiraUon at the COLUMBUS (UPI) resQiar m~ place begin· NallonaUy known oilman Paul nlng prunptly at 7:30pm. G. Benedum, Pittsburgh, While membership In the treasurer of the FeUowshlp of gaUeries Is by ln'litation only, Christian Athletes, wlll be amaleiD' photogra""""" iii the honored at the All-Sports county who may wiah to be awardl banquet here Jan. 33. considered for membership, . · should make their wishes known as soon as possible. Pllone trl>-2022 for deta11!, T Be Shown IIEIGSG~ UNION TO MEET '" • · POMEROY - Bricklayers LA>cal 32 )Viii Aid Training meet at ! p.m. Thursd~y at the AJ)lerican · Legion Home iii Pomerpy. , · 111 VETEBANB.MEMORIAL 1108Pl!'AL ADMISSIONS - Magale Parsona, Racine; Janie Snider, Pomeroy; Merrl Ebersbech, Pomeroy; Mark Maurer, Racine. (CooUnued from Page I) baked by both Grate and DISaiARGES - None. bit on a few points for the Adams Judi!lnR the cakes will . benefit of the television be memberl of the newutaff or. cameras, and finally popped WBNS:TV, Channel 10, their batters Into the oven. Colwnbus Grate bakes a Ugbt colored Both of ihe conteatants made HOIPrrAL fruit cake while Adama' atetemenbl u winners In an- ADMISSIONS - Rl hard favorite reel~~'; Is a dark cake. UclpaUon or coming out on top Winebrenner, S)Tacuse. Bill ilaas, television wben the Judgin8 Ia completed. DISCHARGES - Mildred photographer, direcled the two Haas Indicated that the Hudlllll. men through the actlm and feature on the two local cooks PLEASANT VALLEY returned to Colwnbus Thureday wW be televlaed probably on Admissions; evening, laking with him cakea MOII((ay or Tuesdity. Mrs. Dooald Smith, Leon L w. Mercadante, Point Pleuant Dwane White Cheshire Mrs. Nease, Point P.lessant Bo 81ie Sturgeon, pt. Plea.. ant emnded Ulness. Leonard Marlin He wsa born In Ohio Aprlli5, Charles Getty, Pl. Pleasanl IAGIIII'CIM. Martin, wbo died 1100, son or lbe tate Albert and Discharges: Frlclly Ina farm accident, was Slrah Tyo. He had resided in Mrs. Earl Bonecutter, He~ born JWlt 29, 1110, at Mlllen- G•llipolla for lbe pal! 15 years derson pori, ado, . 8011 or the late where be .....ad and operated Caroline SWartz, Pl. Pleasant FOUND INSANE JIDitl B. and M)orl1e EUiott Tyo'a Realaurant until his Daniel Chlldero, PL Pleaaant COLUMBUS (UP!) -Walter Martin. reUremeat. Bruee Smith, Now H&ven Good, 35, COlumbus, was found He married Emma Lee ID addltloa to hla parenta, he Fannie Minor, Red SlaiInnocent by reason of insanity In MeGuire oo 'Nov. Zl, 1915, In wsa preceded In death by one Mrs. Dorothy Kent, Pt. Pleathe sf!.mplng deeth Oct. 18 of GaDipolla. She survlvea, along dauabter, Mn. Jean Abdella san! Henry J. Pogue, 77, ColiDDbus. with the follow1DC children : and • llater. • • Good asld at the time he killed Mn. WIIUa (Pbyllla) He Ia survived by his wUe, Ratnfalltn 1969 Pogue "because God told me Wlleosen, GaWpolia; Mra. Ann; two daUihtera, Ruth Tyo, to.'' PbiU1p (Retlla) Mell, Great Pboenls, Ariz., and Mrl. Mary '1'"!) 1•'1 LUel, m.i ~~~a , EJIIt. MarUn.,u ~t~t 011.e aoo. · ." · .·' .'/.;~ at bCill,e and Mill Opll....-unijpboe'nlx; four 4" Under Aver.anrhiMtt. 'One 11011 died '· in ~ _ . ._...._.,..._.,, a sister I Mrs. --e~~, ~· IPfancY. Three grandchildren Laura Dickens. Lapn, and a ' GALLIPOLIS - Rainfall In survive. brother, Vern, NelslllvWe. (lallipolla and Gatua County In Two sisters aunlw, Mrs. FrltDdl may Cll1 at the 1969 was down abeutfour lnchea JlnMb' (Belva) Anlel, Q-own Warren Funeral Home in frnm the annual averqe acCIIy and Mn. Homer NelsonvllleSundayevenlnc, 7-ll, cording to Pete McConiuck (Jc.epblne)Ross,.IIooiQ-own and Mooday, from Sot and 7-ll Weather Observer, Fa1rfleld Qty. Olle bro~ and I half. p.m. Funeral lltfYices wW be Weather StaUon brOther preceded him Ill death. held 10 a.m,, Tuelda7 at the The 11611 rslnf~ toteled 3'1.30 Mr. Marlin wsa a "*Dber of funeral bcme. Burial wW be In Inches, a deficit of 3.119 lnchea UberlyCbepelCIIurcb. Funeral Greenlawn Cemetery, from the average aMual wvkel wW be be1cl 2 p.m., Ne1sonvllle, with Rev· Lloyd rainfall or 40 99 inches Lsat Monday at Kln11 Cbapel Evans officiating. year's rainfall was, b.;,ever . DIUrcll under the directl1111 or • Rev Ernest Baker and Jack 7.25 Inches less than the H.~ : Ral{kln. Burial will be In Lyle Seegar inches which fell In 11168. : Rldgellwn Cemetery, Mer- POMEROY - Lyle Seec&r. . ....we.FrtendlmaycaUatthe fGrmer Pcmeroy resident, died Minor Aeddent is •Kitchen Cake Duel IJ 1UaW1D 11. GlOWAW ADd 'llltll tile Cll'llllllu l.lay WJ IIIJ ll IMI )'IUiilr, . ..ll Ulllted Prw •':IIIII llde weat.flve &unboall wblcb ill!lltalb Ill (ft t - I I It wsa C1!N1msa Eve In France had asld lftel could llrUI) ilillliitp, 1111 oi I I ' ' !211rboufc, ,..._ and Pierre DOl han. Eacl! carried a crew IIIII t11tt a. baalllnt fillll lloalln -ted ·~ c1oee his of five olflctr1 and 10 men and Into 1111 haDdl of .. llnilll . , wateifnlat .,.....,, · and go lloalln'a cipNtteo. Tbey aped IIIPN•: •·" .,·· , home. But laniell .Uors kept home to Halla port In. week to 'l1le • d Ill, r )lie "' • ....,1n1 ln. c11mu a triumph for a David kDGII and at •lap ....., 1D 1woa and 1brees ;,._ 11110111 the Goliath ~telllgence llllled J,7ot mil_, dowa_:IM ~ out Boulln'a .k.ct~~~ apnc1es or the world. Allllitlc and 1n11> lha If 1!1 • ~ clgareltel by lbe 'lbaM seven daya embar· m n. aaadl llld ul 1111 arion. ~-Porr~t..._~omUerge ~~·.!_!0 +==._ ~ "ldldll'tpayanyattenUon," ,_,_.... ......... ......, ·-• ,...,_.... ,_ • 1114 the pocer. "But DOW I the gunboats cut lhrougb the fcWI•njetfllblerL mow w11y ." nine-loot wavea of a atormy Crowda, • 1 ad awelc m1 at Out there In the dark, 1arae1 Medlterr- did ~ to Kllboa, an tataW lm t~, lhl port wsal'lrlplna 1 navy. hll Gaulllat M1dd1e Esat poUcy. c1 Helfa wt.1 the _ . . ID Olio, Norwegian tycoCII pulled Ill C11 New Y•'a .... Marlin Slem asld be, IIlla 1D .Frwe .two IGp d I w Brenner of 18raell'a MariUme miiJI!I'l ofikHk,.. 11 i ,., FrultCO.andolberlbadbougbt ed~UIII . . of cdndm Ia the pbeats from the a.... ' the c.. bourc builder for Clll explorq · H .... llr.andMri.HarleyR. Wella, Crjlwn Oty, 11111, 12:fl p.Jil. FtldaJ; Mr. and Mn,HaroldL. Haneltfte, 147 Fifth An., Gallipolis, a dalllhter, 8:34a.m. Saturday. Dlllcharlea Mn. E1lla Blevlnl, Georle Cundlfl,llenrJ Each, Robert D. Freeland, KrlsU L. Lemley, Robert · L. Pup, John L. Ridenour, Mn. A11eli Roush, Mrl. Glendon M. RoJ, Dan1o1 C. Slldham, Mn. MpH!e Thamsa, Patricia L. ~. Mn. Effie 'lbonwon, CUttlri C. Wood, PI'. PLEASANT - Pollee Friday invesUgated two roadway ml+IP". No lnjtriea were reported as lhe result of either. Two vehicles were Involved In a collll1on at 7:40pm., Friday at the Intersection of 28th and Jackson Avenoe. POllee identified drivers as Olarles Towner, 17, 22011 Oak Sll'eet, Point Ple81811t, and Judith V811Slckle, 27, Galllpolla. Pollee asld VanSickle turned lnfrontoftheTownervehlcleto make a west entrance. She was clled on a charge of !allure to yield the right or way, Property damage was estimated around $2:10. City pollee Investigated soother accident at I p.Di., Friday that involved only $85 the fl,UIIuo. The city wW be reimbursed :10· -.Jill' cent or the purchaae !ram the Ohio ·l)eplrlment or Health and 50 per cent from ·tilt Soulheutern Ohio lle8lonal Council or Gomnmeilta. The btealhal7m',;wW be iued In dnmk driving cases. · · · IINppolnted to two year terms on the ·a to rural This add!Uonal lleelim authorizes FHA to !Dike shorl-tetm loans to nonprofit gnl\lps to buy land and develop rural' hon.e;it\es fer asle to low Income fimi110s. • 19 Fined inMeigsCounN. :C(,urt • .,.J . ' POMEROY - ~?eat Nineteen .•IWendants were fined and 12 ,., : ·iitlleR fcrfeited bonds In the ~County Court of Frank W. ·Parter, Jr., Friday. · Fined were Harold Gene ¥Cibaon, Charleston, $5 and ,..., lllll8fe vehicle; PIUUip rlaber, Racine, Rt. 2, $10 and •e01ts, · e:rpired operator's Rool1d E. Dodderer, Rt. I, ,10 and Cll6ts, operal«'s llcense, ~ coats, speeding; J.obn L. )1loclden!l', COiwnbus, ~ and i COlli, reckless opersUon; $10 =~euu.ulternoooand =T~~w~ Reported Friday . Till name r~, tbelr finn, new)J reclatued In Panama, wsa .Siarbeal S.A. .Get u.rt 1Mb ID Cairo, Bliru~ \\laler8 and other Arab capltala, Frencl! n± 7 allon got dark 1oo111 and grbp warda. ID Tel A'liv, · llrael1l slapped each other on the hack. ID Molcow, with the pbosts barel7 put Gibraltar, the Soviet government fttWIIIIlper lrveatls as1c1 . "The Cherbour8 . ' · · WILD f EED .5 t. •ag FR!I IH¥ F!ftSI GA\liPOLIS SAVINGS.& LOAN OUR WINTER TIME SPECIAL CONTINUES-- - ..; - -- FooTas "· L'•" 2te Try ow li,ttcl nr HAMBURGERS Al:aJrdlng to pollee, Leonard Knapp, 57, Southside, alerted to ._ck out of the Oty Ice & Fuel Company parking lot and struck a parked vehicle owned by "THAT OLD FASHIONE_Q c;GC)ONESS" • . Charles Denny, GaUipoUa. There were oo cllat1ons. '--'!""'!'!!!!~..,~~---------~ &4altt t4nppt ~IN E IHEWEEK SPECIAL ,, ., MIRPHYS HAS HUNDREDS AND HUIIDIEDS .... Of l'l· BIG SELECTIONSI BIG SAVINGSI LOVELY KITCHEN COLORS WASTE BASKETS r;>ISH PANS LAUNDRY BASKETS GENERAL HOUSEWARES, Plantation : Pallbearen were IIIJIOI!IICid a member of the St. Paul · : SaturdaybytheWaugb-llaUey· Lutheran Cburcb and was GALLIPOLIS- aty pollee BI~D · Wood Funeral Home .,..,_, lnveatlgated 1111t minor accident · · ·-• are: emploJect II the Vanadium Frlday.Nolllltwaslnjuredand : Robert, R1cbard and BW Ross, plant while living In Pomeloy. no cberge wsa filed. It wsa1he : Jlmlor, Ralph and Jim ADpl. He Ia survived by his wife, second accident In the first two : Peg; a dauabler, Mrl. Bruce days or tmi. ; Mrs. Daiay Bing (Fllye) ScboD, Cbiilimlbe, a Ofllcera asld that An1ae L. , ', : MIDDlEPORT - Mn. Daisy &On, Bob, of Toledo, and elghl L. Wallace, 25, or 51010 Third : Sommer Bln8, 70, died unez. lfiDdcblldren. Funeral aer- Ave., heeded norlheut, siGpped : pectedly Saturday DIOI'II1n8 at rices wW be bold Ill Toledo. at the traffic 11p1. Behind her ., : her borne oo South Second Ave. Charles Wolfe, Z2, Rt. 1 : Mn. Bln8 wu deid upon the George 8e1ttey GalUpolls, alowed, didn't L.. : arrival or the MldcDeport &It . completely stop and hla car .... : lqllld. BPOtMEROteyform-erGeOrsLinecoR.ln drifted Into the back of lbe ~ :· A member of the Middleporl 88 Y• Wallace car There wsa minor · Heillhfs resldelll, dl4!d Friday Ill Ao~•• ' : FlrltBipUsl Church, Mrl. Bln8 1 Newark H"""'tal followlnC 1 ;-::·-:e~to;.:belh:.:CIII'II:._ _ _~== ;: W88 employed 88 QWM'I e1de ""l" : at Melga General Hospital long lllneu. ·The Beatteya .- before retlnnent. reside at n4 Sharon Valley : She wsa born at BideD, W. Road In Newark. ; va., the dalllhter or lbe late Surv!YIIq) are~ wUe, Mary, , WIUIB Henry and Jane Tbonltoo and a 11111, Alan, or Columbus. :, Sommer. Preceding her Ill FunerallltfYices wW be at 11 · · a.m. , Monday at the Q'lal : death besldat her parenll wsa Funeral Home In Newark. her lllllbend, Lawrence A. Blna, Burial wW be near Caldwell. wbo died In 1884. Survlvin8 are a sister, Mrl. Cltar'- 11. .,_,..._ VIola Wllaon, Norwalk; a .miiiiJ brother, Charlea . "'alter GALLIPOIJS - Charles H. Sommer, Sl. ClOud. Fla.; five Smllll, 41, a nauw of Ga111poU8, nlectl, Mra. Hilda Taylor, died unapeetedly at ·DoclAlr'a Nonrallt; Mrs. Goldll Batey, lloapltiJ, Col•nnlrlt, al 10:45 Lean, W. Vii.; Mn. Ora Sayre,- a.m., ·Salurdar. Mr. Smith Cottaaevllle, W. Va.; Mr1. l'1lllded Ill COiuJDbul with hll . !Catherine Shadle or Padlah, · a~mt, Mrl. ~· Manbali. Ky., and Mrl. Ida RobldMII of, He waa a . list GAJIS Cber1t1too. W. Va., Mel • .......te• a Worlc\ War D. De1t or ~. and- an ilmp)Oye of Ol!lo. lbe 'rip Top Cltanen In . han~~ wiU be 1il1d .COI!m®.. -~ ,, ' <at ·I p, Jli, .IIGDdaJ It tilt It, 1W ~ IOil ,C!f Jl!'. ·and Sutllf Hutiolrl-/JIIodot ~ Oilo .o llhe tWo best disposers llaiFh»COit!i, ~lZI&.M Mtl.' ·• Htni'J • Wllllaml, ..,_, Tho only"ono bellor tmjllflat Hush. FEATURES. -.1111 tbl Rev. Gallipolla.Survlvlngbl idelhls Exc!uslvt poolen'*l Hush Cushion .Moun!. Thick Silicon Si>I!!\C! Spor~Gt. Hardtntd turbine-quality stainless steel olllclalln8. B~ ~ be In the parents ' two slstei'i, Mri. 1wr..1 lll!pilllers anchored to a dynamically bala~ Grayel Hill Ctmetarr at Cberlll !roan) W1lllama and . lurnf~· .Surtl!'ll Steal undercuttor blade cull li'!<es OMllln: li'rltndl liil7 • lin. Wwltm Jamiaoo, both ot lh!Jr!. l:lftllmo Grind Size Control. tlltfMaPlhomelromltohlid Gal!ill\lll~ ' •. . . EASY TO TAKE CARE OF. 1 -J~-r---....1_::::!::=:::::::.._.SIMPLIFY HOUSEHOLD JOBS, LIGHTWEIGHT! -RUSTPROOF CHIP- PROOF I 591- 10 ••• 99 . coats, ap1red operator's noo orei~n.; voters must · crater Lake, years of age 1g a~ilts~~~~ with a depth of 1;832 feet, Ia K jha deep'e.st lake .In -Ill• United States. ·• ,, IIIII. damege. Clu•n'H;- · of Health, at· a coet Navy· one IN STOCI ftOI a ....... wuaon. a.n.. Char-- at .flo .l p. ~- ~ ~ - ~ ' runnt~wW.l!ll!dd -.udal •llllliile of ~. : I t.lil~ W • 'V ~Hill Palnl , .,. . , _. 'II. • ··~etk \ -.,1111. •• ·CIIurill!,. • NflfJii J:.~aru ~Jo ·• nempiJie · ~·bo!W 1illlllt 1n · 1\0;· , ·' \ •. OAL!JI'QLlll · = · . . ···"",IJII .' I ;'! »- . ... Noah .... !Rid) ,.,., • r 'I~ IIi ~n.; p,tUpolll, dlld ,:!;, , · , . . . . . . . . ID.illllllr • llu\tJric'" bllr Ill loti C.tlr.~ ~ 11'1 mike It~~· l / '; .. l I J .' ~ lo ...... ~~:o~. '~( . ,; J ,/ ,. 1 \ ST~tNLE.SS STEEL_...,.. II -nt1. , Turnt1blo • Sink Flange . tmptller Rivets lnipilllttl · Sink 'Cioailte · Unditrcuttor Bl~e ,·)~)' FORE iAN.·&Aaton~ .- ICHBOX c· · SAYE·ALSO.oN . IAlfy inis REDUCED 10 CLEAR . -·"~ REG. sn ' l �'i low· Israelis Swiped a Hotter lledlcel Center, Flnl ··' Ave:, GalUpolla. General YIIIIIJII houri Sot and 7;e p.m. onl7. Maternity vllllln8 houri 2:10 to t:JO P.JIL onlJr. Parenti on17 are allowed on Padlatrtca Ward. c. Brown, 111'1.. Gerald Bogp and Infant 1011, Mrl. JIIDII R. m- and Kathy G!'a)', WW1am Infant IOil, Jofrl. JIDII!S B. Lsyne and Infant daughter. GRATE AND ADAMS MIX AWAY lithe compeUttoo gels und«way In their fruit cake duel. wWW:. . wm. Be Offered Soon . ~ .1 P1JJ1CH.,sE H11E SHOE SERVICE - Announcement wu made Friday or the purcl!aae or the HloE Sboe Servjce, 42'1 Secolld Ave ~, by Mr. and Mn. WIIUarn Sla)ieton, MercerYWe. The Slapletona purchased lbe shop from Mr. and Mn. Hugo Plervttl, wbo had operated the firm seven years. 'lbestapletona have made only one cbange -the shop Is now called the BloE Shoe Service·- fer BID and Edith. . Technique Of · T"In tin"g Four ChUdren of Two Auto Accidents Are·Probed One Family Killed ROCKFORD, Ill. (UP!) Four ch1ldren of one famlly died and their parents were severely burned In a fire that swept a 0 two.tory home on Rockford's South Side Saturday. PT. PLEASANT - The Firemen Identified the tec1111que used to oll.tlnt por- parenbu Mr. and Mrl. George traits wW be demonstrated for Bryant and the dead ch1ldren as memberlof ALPHO gaUerles at ' John, 18, Betty, 9, Sidney, 7, and the regular meelln8 Monday, Brian, 3. The parents and January 5. Dr. Csrl W. Irvin youngest child were asleep wW be the lnBtructor. downstairs and the older Dr. Irvin, 11110 of the founders · chlldren In upstairs bedrooms of ALPHO and a charter when the fire started from an member of the galleries, Is a overheated space heater, lesllng portrait photographer firemen said. and Is recognlled In the art of oU-Ilntinl In color portraiture , All ALPHO members are urged to be preaent for lhia TO HONOR FOUNDER exciUng deiiiCIISiraUon at the COLUMBUS (UPI) resQiar m~ place begin· NallonaUy known oilman Paul nlng prunptly at 7:30pm. G. Benedum, Pittsburgh, While membership In the treasurer of the FeUowshlp of gaUeries Is by ln'litation only, Christian Athletes, wlll be amaleiD' photogra""""" iii the honored at the All-Sports county who may wiah to be awardl banquet here Jan. 33. considered for membership, . · should make their wishes known as soon as possible. Pllone trl>-2022 for deta11!, T Be Shown IIEIGSG~ UNION TO MEET '" • · POMEROY - Bricklayers LA>cal 32 )Viii Aid Training meet at ! p.m. Thursd~y at the AJ)lerican · Legion Home iii Pomerpy. , · 111 VETEBANB.MEMORIAL 1108Pl!'AL ADMISSIONS - Magale Parsona, Racine; Janie Snider, Pomeroy; Merrl Ebersbech, Pomeroy; Mark Maurer, Racine. (CooUnued from Page I) baked by both Grate and DISaiARGES - None. bit on a few points for the Adams Judi!lnR the cakes will . benefit of the television be memberl of the newutaff or. cameras, and finally popped WBNS:TV, Channel 10, their batters Into the oven. Colwnbus Grate bakes a Ugbt colored Both of ihe conteatants made HOIPrrAL fruit cake while Adama' atetemenbl u winners In an- ADMISSIONS - Rl hard favorite reel~~'; Is a dark cake. UclpaUon or coming out on top Winebrenner, S)Tacuse. Bill ilaas, television wben the Judgin8 Ia completed. DISCHARGES - Mildred photographer, direcled the two Haas Indicated that the Hudlllll. men through the actlm and feature on the two local cooks PLEASANT VALLEY returned to Colwnbus Thureday wW be televlaed probably on Admissions; evening, laking with him cakea MOII((ay or Tuesdity. Mrs. Dooald Smith, Leon L w. Mercadante, Point Pleuant Dwane White Cheshire Mrs. Nease, Point P.lessant Bo 81ie Sturgeon, pt. Plea.. ant emnded Ulness. Leonard Marlin He wsa born In Ohio Aprlli5, Charles Getty, Pl. Pleasanl IAGIIII'CIM. Martin, wbo died 1100, son or lbe tate Albert and Discharges: Frlclly Ina farm accident, was Slrah Tyo. He had resided in Mrs. Earl Bonecutter, He~ born JWlt 29, 1110, at Mlllen- G•llipolla for lbe pal! 15 years derson pori, ado, . 8011 or the late where be .....ad and operated Caroline SWartz, Pl. Pleasant FOUND INSANE JIDitl B. and M)orl1e EUiott Tyo'a Realaurant until his Daniel Chlldero, PL Pleaaant COLUMBUS (UP!) -Walter Martin. reUremeat. Bruee Smith, Now H&ven Good, 35, COlumbus, was found He married Emma Lee ID addltloa to hla parenta, he Fannie Minor, Red SlaiInnocent by reason of insanity In MeGuire oo 'Nov. Zl, 1915, In wsa preceded In death by one Mrs. Dorothy Kent, Pt. Pleathe sf!.mplng deeth Oct. 18 of GaDipolla. She survlvea, along dauabter, Mn. Jean Abdella san! Henry J. Pogue, 77, ColiDDbus. with the follow1DC children : and • llater. • • Good asld at the time he killed Mn. WIIUa (Pbyllla) He Ia survived by his wUe, Ratnfalltn 1969 Pogue "because God told me Wlleosen, GaWpolia; Mra. Ann; two daUihtera, Ruth Tyo, to.'' PbiU1p (Retlla) Mell, Great Pboenls, Ariz., and Mrl. Mary '1'"!) 1•'1 LUel, m.i ~~~a , EJIIt. MarUn.,u ~t~t 011.e aoo. · ." · .·' .'/.;~ at bCill,e and Mill Opll....-unijpboe'nlx; four 4" Under Aver.anrhiMtt. 'One 11011 died '· in ~ _ . ._...._.,..._.,, a sister I Mrs. --e~~, ~· IPfancY. Three grandchildren Laura Dickens. Lapn, and a ' GALLIPOLIS - Rainfall In survive. brother, Vern, NelslllvWe. (lallipolla and Gatua County In Two sisters aunlw, Mrs. FrltDdl may Cll1 at the 1969 was down abeutfour lnchea JlnMb' (Belva) Anlel, Q-own Warren Funeral Home in frnm the annual averqe acCIIy and Mn. Homer NelsonvllleSundayevenlnc, 7-ll, cording to Pete McConiuck (Jc.epblne)Ross,.IIooiQ-own and Mooday, from Sot and 7-ll Weather Observer, Fa1rfleld Qty. Olle bro~ and I half. p.m. Funeral lltfYices wW be Weather StaUon brOther preceded him Ill death. held 10 a.m,, Tuelda7 at the The 11611 rslnf~ toteled 3'1.30 Mr. Marlin wsa a "*Dber of funeral bcme. Burial wW be In Inches, a deficit of 3.119 lnchea UberlyCbepelCIIurcb. Funeral Greenlawn Cemetery, from the average aMual wvkel wW be be1cl 2 p.m., Ne1sonvllle, with Rev· Lloyd rainfall or 40 99 inches Lsat Monday at Kln11 Cbapel Evans officiating. year's rainfall was, b.;,ever . DIUrcll under the directl1111 or • Rev Ernest Baker and Jack 7.25 Inches less than the H.~ : Ral{kln. Burial will be In Lyle Seegar inches which fell In 11168. : Rldgellwn Cemetery, Mer- POMEROY - Lyle Seec&r. . ....we.FrtendlmaycaUatthe fGrmer Pcmeroy resident, died Minor Aeddent is •Kitchen Cake Duel IJ 1UaW1D 11. GlOWAW ADd 'llltll tile Cll'llllllu l.lay WJ IIIJ ll IMI )'IUiilr, . ..ll Ulllted Prw •':IIIII llde weat.flve &unboall wblcb ill!lltalb Ill (ft t - I I It wsa C1!N1msa Eve In France had asld lftel could llrUI) ilillliitp, 1111 oi I I ' ' !211rboufc, ,..._ and Pierre DOl han. Eacl! carried a crew IIIII t11tt a. baalllnt fillll lloalln -ted ·~ c1oee his of five olflctr1 and 10 men and Into 1111 haDdl of .. llnilll . , wateifnlat .,.....,, · and go lloalln'a cipNtteo. Tbey aped IIIPN•: •·" .,·· , home. But laniell .Uors kept home to Halla port In. week to 'l1le • d Ill, r )lie "' • ....,1n1 ln. c11mu a triumph for a David kDGII and at •lap ....., 1D 1woa and 1brees ;,._ 11110111 the Goliath ~telllgence llllled J,7ot mil_, dowa_:IM ~ out Boulln'a .k.ct~~~ apnc1es or the world. Allllitlc and 1n11> lha If 1!1 • ~ clgareltel by lbe 'lbaM seven daya embar· m n. aaadl llld ul 1111 arion. ~-Porr~t..._~omUerge ~~·.!_!0 +==._ ~ "ldldll'tpayanyattenUon," ,_,_.... ......... ......, ·-• ,...,_.... ,_ • 1114 the pocer. "But DOW I the gunboats cut lhrougb the fcWI•njetfllblerL mow w11y ." nine-loot wavea of a atormy Crowda, • 1 ad awelc m1 at Out there In the dark, 1arae1 Medlterr- did ~ to Kllboa, an tataW lm t~, lhl port wsal'lrlplna 1 navy. hll Gaulllat M1dd1e Esat poUcy. c1 Helfa wt.1 the _ . . ID Olio, Norwegian tycoCII pulled Ill C11 New Y•'a .... Marlin Slem asld be, IIlla 1D .Frwe .two IGp d I w Brenner of 18raell'a MariUme miiJI!I'l ofikHk,.. 11 i ,., FrultCO.andolberlbadbougbt ed~UIII . . of cdndm Ia the pbeats from the a.... ' the c.. bourc builder for Clll explorq · H .... llr.andMri.HarleyR. Wella, Crjlwn Oty, 11111, 12:fl p.Jil. FtldaJ; Mr. and Mn,HaroldL. Haneltfte, 147 Fifth An., Gallipolis, a dalllhter, 8:34a.m. Saturday. Dlllcharlea Mn. E1lla Blevlnl, Georle Cundlfl,llenrJ Each, Robert D. Freeland, KrlsU L. Lemley, Robert · L. Pup, John L. Ridenour, Mn. A11eli Roush, Mrl. Glendon M. RoJ, Dan1o1 C. Slldham, Mn. MpH!e Thamsa, Patricia L. ~. Mn. Effie 'lbonwon, CUttlri C. Wood, PI'. PLEASANT - Pollee Friday invesUgated two roadway ml+IP". No lnjtriea were reported as lhe result of either. Two vehicles were Involved In a collll1on at 7:40pm., Friday at the Intersection of 28th and Jackson Avenoe. POllee identified drivers as Olarles Towner, 17, 22011 Oak Sll'eet, Point Ple81811t, and Judith V811Slckle, 27, Galllpolla. Pollee asld VanSickle turned lnfrontoftheTownervehlcleto make a west entrance. She was clled on a charge of !allure to yield the right or way, Property damage was estimated around $2:10. City pollee Investigated soother accident at I p.Di., Friday that involved only $85 the fl,UIIuo. The city wW be reimbursed :10· -.Jill' cent or the purchaae !ram the Ohio ·l)eplrlment or Health and 50 per cent from ·tilt Soulheutern Ohio lle8lonal Council or Gomnmeilta. The btealhal7m',;wW be iued In dnmk driving cases. · · · IINppolnted to two year terms on the ·a to rural This add!Uonal lleelim authorizes FHA to !Dike shorl-tetm loans to nonprofit gnl\lps to buy land and develop rural' hon.e;it\es fer asle to low Income fimi110s. • 19 Fined inMeigsCounN. :C(,urt • .,.J . ' POMEROY - ~?eat Nineteen .•IWendants were fined and 12 ,., : ·iitlleR fcrfeited bonds In the ~County Court of Frank W. ·Parter, Jr., Friday. · Fined were Harold Gene ¥Cibaon, Charleston, $5 and ,..., lllll8fe vehicle; PIUUip rlaber, Racine, Rt. 2, $10 and •e01ts, · e:rpired operator's Rool1d E. Dodderer, Rt. I, ,10 and Cll6ts, operal«'s llcense, ~ coats, speeding; J.obn L. )1loclden!l', COiwnbus, ~ and i COlli, reckless opersUon; $10 =~euu.ulternoooand =T~~w~ Reported Friday . Till name r~, tbelr finn, new)J reclatued In Panama, wsa .Siarbeal S.A. .Get u.rt 1Mb ID Cairo, Bliru~ \\laler8 and other Arab capltala, Frencl! n± 7 allon got dark 1oo111 and grbp warda. ID Tel A'liv, · llrael1l slapped each other on the hack. ID Molcow, with the pbosts barel7 put Gibraltar, the Soviet government fttWIIIIlper lrveatls as1c1 . "The Cherbour8 . ' · · WILD f EED .5 t. •ag FR!I IH¥ F!ftSI GA\liPOLIS SAVINGS.& LOAN OUR WINTER TIME SPECIAL CONTINUES-- - ..; - -- FooTas "· L'•" 2te Try ow li,ttcl nr HAMBURGERS Al:aJrdlng to pollee, Leonard Knapp, 57, Southside, alerted to ._ck out of the Oty Ice & Fuel Company parking lot and struck a parked vehicle owned by "THAT OLD FASHIONE_Q c;GC)ONESS" • . Charles Denny, GaUipoUa. There were oo cllat1ons. '--'!""'!'!!!!~..,~~---------~ &4altt t4nppt ~IN E IHEWEEK SPECIAL ,, ., MIRPHYS HAS HUNDREDS AND HUIIDIEDS .... Of l'l· BIG SELECTIONSI BIG SAVINGSI LOVELY KITCHEN COLORS WASTE BASKETS r;>ISH PANS LAUNDRY BASKETS GENERAL HOUSEWARES, Plantation : Pallbearen were IIIJIOI!IICid a member of the St. Paul · : SaturdaybytheWaugb-llaUey· Lutheran Cburcb and was GALLIPOLIS- aty pollee BI~D · Wood Funeral Home .,..,_, lnveatlgated 1111t minor accident · · ·-• are: emploJect II the Vanadium Frlday.Nolllltwaslnjuredand : Robert, R1cbard and BW Ross, plant while living In Pomeloy. no cberge wsa filed. It wsa1he : Jlmlor, Ralph and Jim ADpl. He Ia survived by his wife, second accident In the first two : Peg; a dauabler, Mrl. Bruce days or tmi. ; Mrs. Daiay Bing (Fllye) ScboD, Cbiilimlbe, a Ofllcera asld that An1ae L. , ', : MIDDlEPORT - Mn. Daisy &On, Bob, of Toledo, and elghl L. Wallace, 25, or 51010 Third : Sommer Bln8, 70, died unez. lfiDdcblldren. Funeral aer- Ave., heeded norlheut, siGpped : pectedly Saturday DIOI'II1n8 at rices wW be bold Ill Toledo. at the traffic 11p1. Behind her ., : her borne oo South Second Ave. Charles Wolfe, Z2, Rt. 1 : Mn. Bln8 wu deid upon the George 8e1ttey GalUpolls, alowed, didn't L.. : arrival or the MldcDeport &It . completely stop and hla car .... : lqllld. BPOtMEROteyform-erGeOrsLinecoR.ln drifted Into the back of lbe ~ :· A member of the Middleporl 88 Y• Wallace car There wsa minor · Heillhfs resldelll, dl4!d Friday Ill Ao~•• ' : FlrltBipUsl Church, Mrl. Bln8 1 Newark H"""'tal followlnC 1 ;-::·-:e~to;.:belh:.:CIII'II:._ _ _~== ;: W88 employed 88 QWM'I e1de ""l" : at Melga General Hospital long lllneu. ·The Beatteya .- before retlnnent. reside at n4 Sharon Valley : She wsa born at BideD, W. Road In Newark. ; va., the dalllhter or lbe late Surv!YIIq) are~ wUe, Mary, , WIUIB Henry and Jane Tbonltoo and a 11111, Alan, or Columbus. :, Sommer. Preceding her Ill FunerallltfYices wW be at 11 · · a.m. , Monday at the Q'lal : death besldat her parenll wsa Funeral Home In Newark. her lllllbend, Lawrence A. Blna, Burial wW be near Caldwell. wbo died In 1884. Survlvin8 are a sister, Mrl. Cltar'- 11. .,_,..._ VIola Wllaon, Norwalk; a .miiiiJ brother, Charlea . "'alter GALLIPOIJS - Charles H. Sommer, Sl. ClOud. Fla.; five Smllll, 41, a nauw of Ga111poU8, nlectl, Mra. Hilda Taylor, died unapeetedly at ·DoclAlr'a Nonrallt; Mrs. Goldll Batey, lloapltiJ, Col•nnlrlt, al 10:45 Lean, W. Vii.; Mn. Ora Sayre,- a.m., ·Salurdar. Mr. Smith Cottaaevllle, W. Va.; Mr1. l'1lllded Ill COiuJDbul with hll . !Catherine Shadle or Padlah, · a~mt, Mrl. ~· Manbali. Ky., and Mrl. Ida RobldMII of, He waa a . list GAJIS Cber1t1too. W. Va., Mel • .......te• a Worlc\ War D. De1t or ~. and- an ilmp)Oye of Ol!lo. lbe 'rip Top Cltanen In . han~~ wiU be 1il1d .COI!m®.. -~ ,, ' <at ·I p, Jli, .IIGDdaJ It tilt It, 1W ~ IOil ,C!f Jl!'. ·and Sutllf Hutiolrl-/JIIodot ~ Oilo .o llhe tWo best disposers llaiFh»COit!i, ~lZI&.M Mtl.' ·• Htni'J • Wllllaml, ..,_, Tho only"ono bellor tmjllflat Hush. FEATURES. -.1111 tbl Rev. Gallipolla.Survlvlngbl idelhls Exc!uslvt poolen'*l Hush Cushion .Moun!. Thick Silicon Si>I!!\C! Spor~Gt. Hardtntd turbine-quality stainless steel olllclalln8. B~ ~ be In the parents ' two slstei'i, Mri. 1wr..1 lll!pilllers anchored to a dynamically bala~ Grayel Hill Ctmetarr at Cberlll !roan) W1lllama and . lurnf~· .Surtl!'ll Steal undercuttor blade cull li'!<es OMllln: li'rltndl liil7 • lin. Wwltm Jamiaoo, both ot lh!Jr!. l:lftllmo Grind Size Control. tlltfMaPlhomelromltohlid Gal!ill\lll~ ' •. . . EASY TO TAKE CARE OF. 1 -J~-r---....1_::::!::=:::::::.._.SIMPLIFY HOUSEHOLD JOBS, LIGHTWEIGHT! -RUSTPROOF CHIP- PROOF I 591- 10 ••• 99 . coats, ap1red operator's noo orei~n.; voters must · crater Lake, years of age 1g a~ilts~~~~ with a depth of 1;832 feet, Ia K jha deep'e.st lake .In -Ill• United States. ·• ,, IIIII. damege. Clu•n'H;- · of Health, at· a coet Navy· one IN STOCI ftOI a ....... wuaon. a.n.. Char-- at .flo .l p. ~- ~ ~ - ~ ' runnt~wW.l!ll!dd -.udal •llllliile of ~. : I t.lil~ W • 'V ~Hill Palnl , .,. . , _. 'II. • ··~etk \ -.,1111. •• ·CIIurill!,. • NflfJii J:.~aru ~Jo ·• nempiJie · ~·bo!W 1illlllt 1n · 1\0;· , ·' \ •. OAL!JI'QLlll · = · . . ···"",IJII .' I ;'! »- . ... Noah .... !Rid) ,.,., • r 'I~ IIi ~n.; p,tUpolll, dlld ,:!;, , · , . . . . . . . . ID.illllllr • llu\tJric'" bllr Ill loti C.tlr.~ ~ 11'1 mike It~~· l / '; .. l I J .' ~ lo ...... ~~:o~. '~( . ,; J ,/ ,. 1 \ ST~tNLE.SS STEEL_...,.. II -nt1. , Turnt1blo • Sink Flange . tmptller Rivets lnipilllttl · Sink 'Cioailte · Unditrcuttor Bl~e ,·)~)' FORE iAN.·&Aaton~ .- ICHBOX c· · SAYE·ALSO.oN . IAlfy inis REDUCED 10 CLEAR . -·"~ REG. sn ' l �'' •t ' . Daughter Wears Mother's;_Gown for .Wedding Honey Pot . , ,) .. -- ,• •j ,I I·. not bend the IUJee to i11b!-wlrc bigotry when more !animo lnstltlllliill, and liollbly lnstltuteofTedlnolocY,baYe been quite reedy to bow to lell-lrblfl blgotry. Dean Ruall goea to Ge<qla. Hla eoUeague and fellow linn-liner on Vlelnam, Walt Rolllow, wu reluled by Mrr a return to a pnteilmhlp wblch lor mail)' years he had dlatlngullbed. MlT denied, of coune,lbal IIIIa wua c110 of~ a man felt bll point of view; bui8D)'bc!clf wbo cOO.. to bellevethla "'-chulelll ..... dl.tclalmer can believe ~tty much ~SliD, the miln pul'JIOIIe of tiU pieCe Ia not to point to , contrullllhal qht be oclo111 to 1101110 of the more far - Uberal academll!l - who han In any case no dlf- iiRUCE BIDSBAT VCIUA BERRY'S WORlD· DIINTAL Reclamation Project No. 1: Young Nonthinks' Minds HIIALTH ly BRUCE IIOSSAT TIM&LY GUDIES EDITORIALS The federal government possesses vast moral and legal obligations to Indian people. From 17'18 to 1811 alone, we have taken from Indians almost a billion acres of land, by coerced treaties, b y underpayment and by outright then. Alca· traz will represent but a small ••down payment" on lt was neither the best of years nor the worst of years. repaying this sreat debt. Anno Domini 1969 was, however, on balance a good year- - Anthropologist So I Ta.•, good in the sense that its heartening de·•elopmenta outendorsmg transfer of Alweighed its discouragements. catraz /slalld to Indian Tlie year began-or rather, 1969 ended-.go an alarming control as an educatiotllll enough note : alld cultural center. Student unrest and the alienation of youth from society had reached new peaks of violence the previous spring at I'm very sympathetic to Harvard and other campuses and later at the Democratic what young people say. One Convention in Chicago, and no one knew whether even day they're defending the higher peaks were yet to come. flag and the next they're American bombers no longer new over North Vietnam, tearing the ivy off the walls. but In the south the war went on and on and American - Author E. E. Jhite battle deaths continued to mount. Tbe war had written a diamat ftnis to the career of an outgoing president and During the last 22 years, lbere was no great confidence that his successor would wh:.:b ;,...,e seen three Arabhave any better luck finding that much desired but elusive Israeli wars, every possible • "peace with honor." substitute e x c e p t ~~r real Inflation and enlllon·of the cjoU~erv~~,,~~ r,a¢ ~~~t~e:! Americana serid!i•IY;~ .~uJltlyrt,iji: ' .!\tli ·arte'"JOi'YA •ifil"':mr~:.• .tl,ll!~!!l!'l, ' '··· housing. ·· · ' ' ' ·" "" -~rime Minister Golda 'Meir A massive oil spill off Santa Barbara brought home to us of rsrad. the realization that no nuclear war was needed to wipe out the human race. The slow poisoning· of the environment with the wastes of our vaunted technology would be quite I really think there has adequate for the job. to be love at llrst sisht. It's And whlle 19118 had been a fairly quiet year in terms of just like a hit song, you racial strife, this could mean that the dam, when It burst, know it right away. would release that much worse a flood of trouble. Indeed, - Tiny Tim, after his wedding to "Miss Vicki." thought many, the fact that a Republican was now president guaranteed an lntensiflcallon of the "polarization" (a The things I used to say new vogue word) between white and black Americans. that had Mr. Nixon saying I VIewed against this background of dire expectations, 1969 wam't ftt to be president, was a spectacularly unspectacular year. now Mr. Agnew's saying None of these problems were solved, they face us still as them. another year begins, but on all the coun~enatlon and - Fonner Alabama Gov. dllaent, the war, inflation, pollution, race-real progress George C. Wallace. waamade. I never really felt that There were incidents and exceptions, but the campuses with aU my experience and and the ghettos as a whole did not explode. Americans training and whatever ex· were as unified as they were Polarized and the majority of tham of whatever rsce or age, gave evidence that they perllae I had in 35 years of ubllc service that In the beUeved the hope of America lay in peaceful evolution, not analysis the people of ast revolution. every section would say, Inflation was at least slowed somewhat. The scheduled "You tell us where to go, ban on the use of DDT was a sign of our srowing awareness and we'll go." of pollution. The U.S. and the U.S.S.R. met in Helsinki and - Fonner President Lylldoll IDI.IIaled the most significant disarmament talks since the Johnson. end of World War IL Now home is just a stopThere was no peace In Vielnam and not much honor, eapeclaJJy In the wake of the My Lai revelations, but Amer- ping-off place; II Ian't the Rock of Gibraltar It used to Ica'• heavy involvement began to be cranked down. Not least of aU, two men stood on the moon and showed be. us just how Uny our spinning globe is a~ainst the vaslness - RecentLy elecled M avo r Charles S. Stenvi(l of Minof the universe and how petty its div1sions-and at the neapoliS. same lime how aD-embracing and infinite are the aspiratlona of the human spirit This most astounding exploit In Dissent Is the principal blatory gave us new confidence in our ability to meet lhe catalyst ln the alcbemybof challenges that confront us on earth. It wu a year of beginnings-food beginnings. The year truth and without It. neit er society nor Its governwe now enter must be a lime o following up those beg!n- this ment can effectively change nlnga, of bringing their promises to fruition. to meet rapidly cbansJng We also enter a new decade. We glady leave the Soaring, ne~~s of lise peokpfle. US SlzzUng, Sexy, Psychedelic Sixties behind and look for- - nuliiS"ll lark, onner . . ward what we hope will be the Stirring and Sober Seventies. attorney genel'ill. From Soaring Sixties To Stirring Seventies r. NEA Washington Correspondent WASIDNGTON (NEA) In the 1970s this country among other& wW face a vast reclamation project. It wW need to try to reclaim as useful citizens of society a sizable share of the potentlaUy capable young people who today are deliberately restricting their minds. Obviously, an Immense number of young Americans are not only packing In tlll.l greater volume of information made possible by the knowledge explosion, but are de· v~lo!>lng the Judsment and characler required to use it w1sely. Tbe concern is not for these, but for the haushty mllltants who simply refuse to be educated, who have-sometimes with shortsighted academic co-operation-acquired no more than the ritualistic concepts of what amounts to a narrowminded cult. This reporter has had extensive conversations recenUy with young people Involved In construetlve efforts to improve this societr... What stuns them Is the severe limit within which the •turned off" mllltants operate mentally. These Involved young folk have nearly as bad a gap with the self-llmlllng types as is celebrated by the phrase, "generation gap." Tbey find no way to argue or persuade or Impart fresh knowledge to the young cultlals. Tbe latter cling fanaticaUy to lbelr shaDow, one·eided view of America and the world, rejecting history, rejecting even current experience which does not fit lbelr little religion. One of their vogue words, of course, is "relevance." A more foolish liOIIOn .was nevtm-introduced ·inlo ·the·'educatlonal re~J1! · As a.ui!Jor Irvf!!g.Krl,sto• p~lvately pointed out, the cultists keep redefining ''relevance" .almost daily. Ril!hl now, it rules out virtually everythl!tg that happened before 1960. An earnest, bright youns lawyer who has tried to talk to young militants about sensible means of improving American p,olitlcal life says he quickly loses them. He told me: "I will be discussing some prospective reform< when one of them will say : 'You're talking about the Repuulican Convention.' the words are uttered as If there were never going to be another Republican eonventlo':i ct;:ITause they have decided that society must c!hange ra 1 y." · What most disturbs this {oung man and others like him is the crippling rigidity o the cultlala' ouUook. They do not really think at aU. They Uve by placard slogans, by vogue worda and ideas>with minds clOied to the crowding realities which do not Ill. It is commonly said today that the young are more "aware" than their predeceasora because televlalon hu shown them clearly what war, poverty, discrimination, poUution and other problems are like. That is all fine aa far aa It g088, but It d088 not go far enough by a great measure. It does not help much fOr the cultists to blame "society" In the abstract, or even to be s~mewhat more specific and lay the charse of transsresSion at the door of their Immediate elders. Some adults who seem determined to treat with rever· ence almost any utterance of the young faD into the cultists' errors and accept the latter's renunciation of the "world their elders built." Did they, now, really? Thl1 nation, the primer properly says, took a lot longer to build than the lime the kids' elders have been around. And Its faults and flaws, as well as ita many hlldl quallttea, are deeply embedded In the hialory the cultlata so furiously reject. Those flaws also lie embedded In the nature of people, not In the abstraction called society which the Culllsta delight to attack. Their caD for revolution Ia really a demand for instant sweepbu! revlalon of human behavior_ But people are stu~ bornly fmperrect, and If the young cultists took over tomorrow !he~ would find they had 16e same clay to work with. Inevil!lbly they will find, too, as reaUty dawns upon them, that they tbelnselvea suffer the same Imperfections which give them such pain when seen In others on tele· vlalon. BARBS By PHIL PASTOIET Why do they always print the aend-ln·a-coupon ad on the reverse aide of the page containing a story you'd III<e to save? • •I • Growly ezecutives mwt leave their cars in the borking !at each mon•· lng. . GALLIPOIJS - '!be beauty and lmpre•alvene$8 of traditional formalwedd!ns1 w" carried out in~ ceremony SUnday, December 21, In the Saint peter'' Ej)llcopal Church at which Marsarel Gay BNIIanl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baatianl, became the bride of NC11'111811 s. Lanter, son of Mr. and Mra. Garland Lanter. Arrqed felt i :IO p.m., the doable r1rJt1 le\""'ct l!ith COIIIJ!lunlon 1I'U ; aALuFot,IB - ''Have, you wrillen )'OlD' column yet?," my peiiounod l>Y the Rev. Father IJDIIlllbd OD Dee, 31. · "I - 1 nead 1! llll nat year, 10 I CMI 'I get lnllplred," I an- Albert MacKenzie. lle<GralinR the altar were mJe4, ~,. 1111111. liShted tapen and two large · ·. ''1ftl7 don1 you JWII write It on yoilr New Year'a reaolullona " lie llld. • uma ol white rooes llllerwoven ''Cin't 119 thej, everybodJ knowa by now that I'm no good at with greenery. Large · candelabrums marked the lrGnl 1J11;ec tbeai." pews reltl'\'ed lot memben of , Die bell I can oo by way ol reaolutlon.lla to tell myaelf, quleUy, the inlmodlate families, and !I) wblt .,_ llhould lry harder, then make every effort to candles were placed In each '!1"11l't up, window of the church. ~1youfoondyouareyourOWD,aeverest critic? 1 cerlalnly Whlle a Jars• consreptlon of , . relatives and friends were At the ~lily lhclp, 1 - one IIOCHiary, well lulown for being aaaembllnR for the cereDllllly, illftc:llat-·jlnlerty, CGPJinl dalet and reminders of! onto a new Mrs. Anne Filcher p)ayed a ball c.lnlv Wl$,1111 wu getting her hair *led. hour organ prelude of apI've lllrl«l dolils that, and lind looldns back over last year's propriate l!electlons. Mra. Brian ajendjlrlallll. Lanier, soloist, sang three lleaUilnsllla 301 da7111U 01rlalmaalsa nice thought, too. selectlalu: "You'D Never Walk ;Lui y~ lllarled elf good,llallng my lnmme tax deduclable 11 Alone," 0ne Hand, One "l"lllll. lnfact, fer a wblle I Uated aU lapent. nwu a myotery Heart," and "Ob Perfect to IIIII bow I 101 rid of ao mudl 11101107 .ll'alllllla m)'llery. ~ lied tldng to looli: beet on ls body meuurementa oliO · Love." Mrs. Lanier also aang 1110111ht qo. That's another lhlng I can't atand to check too ''The Lord's Prayer" during the ceremony. canfully. SeaUng the peats were Mr. ·Qie of lbe l1als I keep In my deet diary Ia of things I learn after Alan DeMarchi, Cincinnati, lllrlltmalthat people "really wanted." . brother-In-Jaw of the bride; Mr. I alao lind words l11'81111J11101ed to learn to apeU, firey - oo Robert Walter, of Boston, llery; pompon• not JlOiiiPODII, lltneu, omitted, advlaora, canMass.; Mr. Art Davis, of dlellshl not candel'cbt, and on and on. · Fairborn; Mr. Robert Gerbic, I DID LEARN SUE BEVERLY'S name. At lint, I caUed her of Cincinnati; and Mr. Terry Beverly !Ue. As I told ber, who ever beard of Beverly as a last John!on, GaWpoUa. AI the lrlumpllant opentns Jllllle. notes of the Bridal Chorus from Mrs. Norman Lanier BET NO ONE WISHED Pbyllla Stewart a happy birthday. II Wagner's''Lohengrln" were sounded, the bridal party enmUll be awful to have a birthday on Dec. 21. tered the church sanctuary. The sorority ~lsters . or the bride, gu..ta greeted the bride and JlJST A NOTE TO YOUNG M0111ERS (If you received a bride, escorted by her father, M1ss KrJs Krtdel of Wor- groom and their wedding porty. Lawrence BasUanl, who pve lhlnglon, and Mrs. Russ The three-tiered wedding ~Wa far artalmu) : This pbmt is <Ullldored poliOIIolul if eekn.Scmetlmea loddil!l'lell atranse things. If a chUd llbould eat her In marriage, was preceded Wickerham, of New Concord. cake was topped with white the leavea olthe pllntlt would caille oenre reactkln. Even the to the altar by her Rower-girl, Mr. Brian Lanier of WiUard beDs featuring stephanolil, and mlDJ lcrld juice can cuue polaonlns alnillar topoiaon Ivy .I don' LitUe Miss Kim DeMarchi, served hJS brother as heal man. lrlmmed with pink roses at the niece of the bride; matron of bellm lhiJ is OO!DIIIOII ~e. The bride was lovely In ~ beae. Silver candelabnuns were bon!"', Mrs. Alan DeMarchi; wedding gown worn twenty-five placed on either side ol the NOW IT'S YOUR TimN. Eapecl•lly the women who got my ma1d of honor, Ml19 Beth years earlier by her mother. cake. Basllanl, and bridesmaids, The dress was of candlelight Serving weie M~ Martha ~al elrlteh !«mm. How'a about maldng a resolution to M1as Denise Lanier, sister of the white satin and lace with a Cornwell and Ml!s Annette 111111 tbem blck; aU ftUod oul! groom ; Miss Libby flnRerUp veil of tulle. Style Thomas,'both of GaWpolil. IIIOuld~toget lblapro)ect&OIJw.Scimebave said, "I ha_, Cherrlnglon, GaWpolil; Mrs. detalillncluded a lace shoulder Mrs. David White and Mias done ~ worth .w r!tq about." My anawer to thalli to let Art .Davis, Fairborn, and yoke With panola of lace ex- Suellen Samples, also of me.daclde. You flO In the form, and I'U write the lllory. O.K.? tendb" !own Ute front and bact Gallipolis , registered the . ALREADY WE BEGIN TO GET BtJSY apln with club wort. W#-1'.-.~W//.&##..W..a· · ·' · :r ···· of u... gown, long lilted sleeves guests. SIMII claiJI . . having the firlt meetin& of the new year lbla tapermg lnlo points over Ute For a honeymoon trip 1o cnnlns week. Our aHo VaUey Ne'll'l Women wUl be meeUng hand~, and a sweetheart Louisville, Ky., the new Mrs. :w:o;;;;;;wm;-1//iYm~ · ·t: ··~ neckline. Matching lace edged Lanier wore a white doublerpln. Thalia aometblnglloot forward to. VIallins at the home of Mr. the long sweeping lrsln of the woollulil dress with a malcltlng and Mrs. William Hoffman, skirt. Her shoulder-length lhree-quarter-lenglh jacket. SlateStreet,durlnsthe holidays tiered veil fell from a pearl and She chose blllck accessories to were their children and cryslal teardrop crown, and for accentuate her suit. her bouquet she chose to carry a The new bride a ~-ber lamUI... Mr . and .,_, ...... Dale cnCad of ""'-''"' Laueiler. •ariol a .Maltbnr of =M:~ ~~~ . ~ , :;::. :~•tlllilw ,:~ · "Ohl~ ' Vn\v~i~i. Atrllll' lllldllJr. ;Ji;•Mrl. M ond ·' ·, ...,., ,, , · w~ere ~he .gr•<~~~&ted CJII!l 1 jliJiln sitiltll and dAUghter · , . . Oairings..,..eallledto laude. Elli81i8th'cfi'SeWICkley, pji;on.; her. by her late paternal Mr . Lanier also graduated GAWPOIJS- The January plodSed for endowment of a bed son, Jack, stationed at Takbll grandmother, Mrs. Oscar cum laude from Ohio University meelinR of GaUia Countr Salon at NJH by Ohio Eight and Forty Air Force Base, Thailand, was Bssliani, Sr., and carried a lace in 19118, and attended Clark No.. 812, EISb.l and Forty wu will be sent. This wUl be the lllllb unable to be home. handkerchief given to her by University. He is presenUy held at the home of Dorotby year thai Ohio hal ralaod $1,0110 her maternal grandmother, enroUed In a doctoral program Heeter, Tbunday eventns. Le for lhis put'))Oie. Mrs Howard 1 Neal ..1 Dwight M. Pulley' ' · For In Clinical PsycboJnov at the P.elll """ ~apeau Bette Ryal A .. --+ · ' '"' """ Mrs. ,... • on the School of Flrlt ·Ave., relurned Friday something borrowed a one- University of Cincinnati. presided .at the business lnalructlona and Pouvolr 1rom a holiday vacation In dollar gold piece belonging to Lanier will be employed as a ••• Some men lite the new, wide liM. Other fellowa have ~e most rtort)iefi~ en- ; ,.,......,_....,..._-=-...,..,. eaaement of the Clvll War was fought Iii St. Albena, Vt.. The.; World Almanac notes. on·oct..19. 1884l L~. Bennett Young led aoout 25 Confederate., moat·IY , Wives ' who won't, lfJW b!IJ· eecaPIICI prlsollera, •llllillt ' loftl on thelt 1hlrtl. IJ!e lo)1rD, -.rbere they etOle t ' ' • •000. T h e 4 l.; <l e rs One of'lhe IDOr'atthlnga eacalled to CIJIAda, w'"'re @out the lll(lllth of Ja11· m01f of the fugitives were . llfi'I/ is that f/011 ha~~e Feb· captured. .rlulry to look forward to. r ... ly WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. DEAR DR. LAWRENCE : Could you tell me what areas of the country or which communities have the greatest ratio ~f dentists to population? My wife and l are planning to retire to a mlld climate and we'd like to move to a community where there Is a relatively large number of dentists and where the patient load Is not so heavy that It's virtually impossible to get Into a denlist's office, as is the case IocaUy.-Mr. G. S. DEAR MR. G. S.: Your letter touches on a vital concern for millions of Americans who are planning retirement. Settling In a new community, where you are unknown and where availability of adequate medical and dental health facllilles is very competitive, may cause your health to suffer, with sometimes serious consequences.. .. . ... .. Finding a .toc~e; wltbJsuit· Clil!:sluRE - llr. and Mrs. Peten, Cbe1hlre ctJabraled' tbelr Hill an~ on New YMt'l Day IIIII . . .vee! -.ratulaliODI fnm l'nlldtnl Nlml Ill honor ofthemnL Clar~nct Deity Club Elects New Officers GALIJPOJJB. ·- ·Bu!Jvllle a..rdl Dellf Chlb ellelld ofll<on at W.......,iy'a -tins held II 1111 c:liareh. ~ to illrve far tbe COIIIIJ)t year were Kathy ......... prealdenl; Shirley CaJ, viclll' 1'1111t; Dllrlene Blvely, •~tl!ry; Debbie Rblllnl, ......ate secretary; Bhiii'On Hively, treasurer ; Nellle lllllllns, De'll'l rtporler ; .. Doria Hively, lOllS leader. Die new prealdent pve a l!pttCb about "Doing Things In the New Year." Pi-ayer 11'81 sJven ,by Earl Noble and Maltbew 2:10 was dlrured. Sharon Hively save the lll<ftllry'a report and called the roD. Kathy Sbaver pve the treuurer's report. S. Clmlr Nlo\.lor.o nllicltllrd, wbofever happened to tlte poor, tlte "'•'" ond tlte youngr' Seen and Heard Mrs. Hecker HOS te SS .. For Ei§Wf dli'd t:.Pt5·Ytt ~~!e ~umf·a~ '!lftlh.•.'!""~l!!!d­ 1 '"gs s o m1nor. !inPortance compared with tlie Deed for continuing comprehensive health care, or where opecia! drugs, such aa the "wonder drugs," are readily available. There· Is a fairly even dis· lrlbutlon of denllala In the United States, even though statistics show that there are twice as many dentists per thousand population In Mis· slsslppl,. for example, than in New Jork. Tbls is a meanlngless s tat Is tIc, a more realistic one being the number of dentists per 1,o:r"O· Recei~ by Clu!Jhiro Coup~ . ~ Next for Religion: Draw · Jewish Brothers Closer By DAVID POLING Catholics and Protestants have been enjoying their ecumenical get-together for almost a decade now. It offlc!aUy started with Pope John XXIU and no one knows wbere II will end. The otber day I looked III'Ound m·church after the last hymn and there in the back row aat a priest who had ducked IIlio the Presbyterian service between muae8. His ~!:k ~:~talar~al~~~ mo~ church Ia a block away but the dlatance keepa shrinking important, who can arford If. all the lime. No one Ia eXPOCIIDg some big merger. Protesiants have A basic rule . Is to settle enough diJDcully getting their own f8mlliea in Une without not too far from an urban comlitg up with some marvelous arransement to mate a community, If possible near religious conglomerate out of all -CbrlaUan bodlea. Tbe one which has a University eclimenlcal experience for the rest of the century wiD be Me d i c a 1 Health Center. pretty much what you see now-lot.l fl( ~a-operation , many Probably the best, or .at joiilt programs of dworilhlp and study but DO aeltlement least the most compreben· worked out by the owntown lawyers. · sive, dental health care Is The exciting topic in. religious circles Ia the srowlnB topracticed In or near these gethemess of Christians and Jews. ThiS.·baa o~teq.. fc areas. , centuries among the echolan but war and ' Politic•. 'and Tbls Is not meant to down- Irresponsible fundamentallall alway• cr~h the ~ and srade co u n I r y and amaU- delay the main event. The Cbrlatlali and Jn~ hav, .a much town dentists. Thay do an more In .common than either baa admltled p~bliCIY, N9t · extremely creditable job and only do they travel the same hlllorlc highway blit down work long hours, often for lhrollih lite asea the sreat minds of each ll'OIIP liilve'lllllless recompense than their ally been on the same wavelength. As Marlin Blaber, the big-city colleagues. How· Jewiah phUoaopher and tbeologlim eald: ever, Medical Centers are "TheJ:tea of God are open to an. The Chrl.ltlim Deed ;:l,~~:l~n~~~~ ~=:~~~ ~n~ not go Judaism, nor tbe Jn~ via Chrlatlan!l71 IIi order stimulate them to kee·P up to enter 1n to God." That Idea, which ~Y be nel'ely' 1n some clrclel, mates music In many Jj!Wilh-Cbrlatlan with the rapidly expanding haarta· And when you think about It, the -JudoolChrlltlan body of knowledge In their eiperience Is tbe loosest love-bela relatlonabip around, specialties. . · Now 11 the lime for 11 to bloom. Dental departments In Unl- u we are to reAIIH the hlgb potential of thla God~ven verslty Medical Center• are ~· !be Christian community needa to do aome liOule· more likely to have equip- cleaning, like a careful aelf-examlnalion of all Sunday ment and · para.medlco-4!eil. School materlaJa put out bY the variOUI denomi!latlona. Too tal nrsonnel necessary to . many of these have old·llne, unreconstr~ comment. tree disease• olthe elderly, about the Jews kllllng Chrlat and the neceQitt Of baUlnl ;~C:d::~~ require special Imhlore:::"ftJewiah conlonvertabe . lieThe rn:.ft"rdty f!!;~~- e~urcll Jeai1eii p DO ger WI OCKwa ·Ud Jt·la prO!*' ExtracII on oI a tooth Ior a 10 clean t out of the tellboolul. · ·· . jlOrson with chronic beart A ----• ,_ _.. . . ·. ....... . . disease Is not the ·aimpli """"'"'area .. a new o..alaif to go~ lbe, 1 ,...~·Wii!J · lhinJ! 11 Ia for a y 0 u 8 1 fllll&lica who preach racial hatred a~B~Jift, ~u and,~- . healthf. peraon. Tbe chronl: hal 1lura against the Jewlah commuility. Some of UU.. cally Ill often require pre. P!IJ&el In tbe &ulae of ChrlatlaniiY and ~lrlotllm. I~ 1111!• operative physical eums, . a.u.Y comea on strong with a 1o~m accent llld. u •mo. premedication hoaPltall- ~appeal for more money to •"P tbe ~ gcllnJ. · I all on special anelfheala Tbla, $ob1 can be put down when reipOnalble Cliiiitl8lil and complex postoperative ~ CIOCIIIVe action alljl llbp hll!llol'llll theH danllt!WI care. elements. . . Comprehensive m e d 1ca 1' A third area II lnternalip!IAI · the JeWI and dental health care clooe Who want to leave Ruula for by one's home may prolong ~ the treabnent of atalJ, your life and, while doing &ve Jevra are In Rus1la to, Can make lt • more com: ·· r fortabll! · ahd• hippler life -a• will. Mrl,, • g::!':~n ~m~w':,.t': ~~ •,:be~,!; __.... thet "''" ...__ bad aent 'our wbo attended. ""··,.,... •· ~- ..- bad reports to the Depariemental been made at National Man:be Chlld Welfare Chairman In amount of dues to be sent for covertns the work !lone since Partnerahlp u It \\'81 reduced June I. This lncledea cards and 10 cents. Extra money oent by 81f1a to cldldrtn jlatlents at the Salon will be crodlted for National Jewllll Hoapllal In Cystic Flbrosla reaearch. Denver for lbelr blrlhda71, PrlntedlnatrucliOIIIfarOfflcers ,hollfS spent by partnera and Chalrme~rwere distributed lulllins Iii addreulng and to lhoae concerned; II wu mailinli of TB a.riatmu leal announced thai tbe next Dept. letters and attending TB Pouvoir wUllie held March 1. meelinRa, a gift foi'l TB patient Jlefrelllments were oerved by at NelsoilvWe TB HOipilal and the boateu lloroth7, and binlo money lOIII to pay for 'iran· prizea dlatrlbuled. The next aportsUon for a Cyallc Fibrosis meeUng will be February 5 at patient to a !Jo«<ltallor treat- the home of Faye Wildermuth. menta. A ~nallbtl of U5 _ CongratnlalibnJ fran N~ Crile, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Th01118s Moulton, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nrfand, Columbus ; Mrs. Richard Bullock, Mr. Bob Bullock, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Potter Jr., Mlso Mary Potter, Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerbic, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter, Boston, Mass.; Mr. Ruas Wickerham, New Concord ; Miss Sally Jones, Jackson; Miss. Joan Snyder, M1as Lel&h Snyder, Martella; Dr. and Mrs. Clyde tnsels, Middleport; Miss Fran McEwen, HunUnglon, W. Va.; Mlso WIJla Kessel, Charlealln, W.. Va.; and Mll9 Kathie German, Purdue University, Ind. BAPTIZING TODAY GALLIPOIJS The Prolpect Bapllal Cburcb wUl have a baplizlnll toda7 at 2p.m. at tbe Eitel Mlnlt farm" at Otmpalgn Creek. The Rev. Robert Preston Invites So locllono ~lal'llnill AI SIMM everyone. catch a~~J~rkla FANTASTIC salt in progress ot Strawberry Hill, Rio Grande. Pd. Adv. lrom lha morning sun. Hold the magic ol a 1uddan breeza. Keep those moments alive. They're yours for allteUme . wlrh a diamond engagement ring lrom Orange Blonom. MARIUAGE UCENSE POMEROY - Danny Mlcbael Barber, 18, ReedavWe, and VIckie Lee Pierce, 18, Reedavllie. •' ' .• II C"l ,. .• •.• ·,"fT t ...: SAVE LOTSA MONEY = < You'll love the comlort, llyllnil 1nd figure flattering allhouttte you gel Willi theN lamctuo Exqulallt Form stylet. And you'll tovo the money you oavo when you buy theM bell lOlling atyln. All brand new morchandiH apecially to oavo you money. ' IALLINliS . ••rss · COLlEGI BRAS ~'LIGHT ON ..... LIGHT" ftbertlllllylt 3253, While, Block . . $2.50 •., "FE~VAL" '-'t ou~ llylo :m, WhHe .. ..... ...,.. $2.00 ., . 'GIRDLES · ·' "AB8URE"·ei~a~y~~1o44, Whltll , ,. ., .. .......IfT-" , . .. . . , •.... ~.· ···· · ··· X~GE ... •. .. tiM · ' "AiiUUIE"lollOIIIIIIJit 1cMe. While .... ... ; ... ... fT.15 { ~., ON iLL - .If. to • 'IIUli ,.................... 111!1, -404 s.-d Ohio "'"· Galllpelll, I ' S Florida. She visited ' Palm ~~:;:t':t ~= ~ =~~r!~.e~!!iP:O"::'~ Beach and Fl. Lauderdale. her sh110 • to frlenda at 2703 'Erlene Drive. The attendants' long gowns Out of town suesta at the QUALITY sale lluyl,.ls omort, were of hoi pink crepe, wedding Included : Mr. and Mrs. sav. 10 per coni now II featuring long sleeves with DwighiM. Pulley, Mr. and Mrs. Strowllerry Hill, Rio Gr~ndo. filled cuffs, and Peter Pan CyrllS Hixson, Mr. and Mrs. _~'~~_·_Ad _ •· _ _ _._ _ _ collars. Removable wine velvet CharlesBeggs, Mr. andMrs. C. vests contrasted the pink William Ullenlhal, Mrs. Fred oeelngua&lrlahanglngontotbe dresses while pink crepe bows Andrews, Cambridge ; Mrs. llrajll, eapeclally since when with pink tulle served as Violet u ...•••er Middleport· W8 Hfl our armnar mlnhklrta headpieces. They carried Mrs. WUI;;;~ 'Janes Ne,; bike up. I've lllarted wearing • cascades of pink roses wilh Orleans, La.; Mr. and Mrs. mul-eoallar lbla reaaon, and I wine velvet streamers. Mlso Russell Bibbee, Mr. and Mrs. notice I set a at more .often Kim DeMarchi wore a sbor1 James Shadle, Mr. and Mrs. now. wine velv~t dress featuring a Bartow Jones, Mr. and Mrs. lloglng aeata lan~ the only lace necldme and large puffed Waller Windsor, Mrs. Joe badlrallmanhave. Tl!ey smoke sleeves with lace cuffs and Smllh, Point Pleasant, w. va.; lnlluffybuaeawbin ll'aloo cold coUsr. She carried a b81kel of Mr.andMrs. TedReed,Mr.and to open wlndowa. Tben even rose petals. Mrs. Fred Crow, Pomeroy; lpfll . For her. daughter's wedding, Mrs. GraceTolaen,Mr.Everett Of courae women aren't Mrs. Bastian! wore along wool alwa71 pollto allber. They're and silk dress of rob~gg blue. ala!oslaaiUlll)' at bad llltiiUitl'l The sleeveless dress was u men. llry to Iii nice - and trimmed In a beaded jeweled r ..,.... - ._ ..,.,,. . till puebed anutd. collar, and she chose silver ..., illil . . . . .,..... What Ia II llbout commulinR accessories. She carried a lballuml people mean? - D. n"""'aY of white roses centered . 1~ FiiJ'I . GBC GRADUATES B. by a white cymbldiwn orchid. Dear D. : Mrs. Lanier chose a long gown GET T!IE JimER PIGpleptmaanwhen they're of saUn. The empire skirt wu JOBS! crowded, COII!PIIinR or caught golden toast In color with .a (Ne'! Quarter Beelns 11111111atiODI they ~- ~~ cream<olored bodice featurtns there aren't more rlota on long sleeves with a rullle trim of March 19) • ~~:.~lllllllter buaea II due the goklen-toasl. She carried a sood nalltre . of nosew of white roses and ..... ., ••u fer ··~ . .... li'--111111; you; May It be brown cymbidium orchid. - H. Immediately after the cert!Jiony a buffet rec-eption · wea held at the Crest Room of Oscar's Restaurant. Soft musk by a combo provided the background aimoBphere as the laD, be qUite PAUL DAVIS JEWELEIS JANUARY, S.. ·tHIU ·. ' I! X-LA~~ ... ... . $1.15 NOW .,... •ui �'' •t ' . Daughter Wears Mother's;_Gown for .Wedding Honey Pot . , ,) .. -- ,• •j ,I I·. not bend the IUJee to i11b!-wlrc bigotry when more !animo lnstltlllliill, and liollbly lnstltuteofTedlnolocY,baYe been quite reedy to bow to lell-lrblfl blgotry. Dean Ruall goea to Ge<qla. Hla eoUeague and fellow linn-liner on Vlelnam, Walt Rolllow, wu reluled by Mrr a return to a pnteilmhlp wblch lor mail)' years he had dlatlngullbed. MlT denied, of coune,lbal IIIIa wua c110 of~ a man felt bll point of view; bui8D)'bc!clf wbo cOO.. to bellevethla "'-chulelll ..... dl.tclalmer can believe ~tty much ~SliD, the miln pul'JIOIIe of tiU pieCe Ia not to point to , contrullllhal qht be oclo111 to 1101110 of the more far - Uberal academll!l - who han In any case no dlf- iiRUCE BIDSBAT VCIUA BERRY'S WORlD· DIINTAL Reclamation Project No. 1: Young Nonthinks' Minds HIIALTH ly BRUCE IIOSSAT TIM&LY GUDIES EDITORIALS The federal government possesses vast moral and legal obligations to Indian people. From 17'18 to 1811 alone, we have taken from Indians almost a billion acres of land, by coerced treaties, b y underpayment and by outright then. Alca· traz will represent but a small ••down payment" on lt was neither the best of years nor the worst of years. repaying this sreat debt. Anno Domini 1969 was, however, on balance a good year- - Anthropologist So I Ta.•, good in the sense that its heartening de·•elopmenta outendorsmg transfer of Alweighed its discouragements. catraz /slalld to Indian Tlie year began-or rather, 1969 ended-.go an alarming control as an educatiotllll enough note : alld cultural center. Student unrest and the alienation of youth from society had reached new peaks of violence the previous spring at I'm very sympathetic to Harvard and other campuses and later at the Democratic what young people say. One Convention in Chicago, and no one knew whether even day they're defending the higher peaks were yet to come. flag and the next they're American bombers no longer new over North Vietnam, tearing the ivy off the walls. but In the south the war went on and on and American - Author E. E. Jhite battle deaths continued to mount. Tbe war had written a diamat ftnis to the career of an outgoing president and During the last 22 years, lbere was no great confidence that his successor would wh:.:b ;,...,e seen three Arabhave any better luck finding that much desired but elusive Israeli wars, every possible • "peace with honor." substitute e x c e p t ~~r real Inflation and enlllon·of the cjoU~erv~~,,~~ r,a¢ ~~~t~e:! Americana serid!i•IY;~ .~uJltlyrt,iji: ' .!\tli ·arte'"JOi'YA •ifil"':mr~:.• .tl,ll!~!!l!'l, ' '··· housing. ·· · ' ' ' ·" "" -~rime Minister Golda 'Meir A massive oil spill off Santa Barbara brought home to us of rsrad. the realization that no nuclear war was needed to wipe out the human race. The slow poisoning· of the environment with the wastes of our vaunted technology would be quite I really think there has adequate for the job. to be love at llrst sisht. It's And whlle 19118 had been a fairly quiet year in terms of just like a hit song, you racial strife, this could mean that the dam, when It burst, know it right away. would release that much worse a flood of trouble. Indeed, - Tiny Tim, after his wedding to "Miss Vicki." thought many, the fact that a Republican was now president guaranteed an lntensiflcallon of the "polarization" (a The things I used to say new vogue word) between white and black Americans. that had Mr. Nixon saying I VIewed against this background of dire expectations, 1969 wam't ftt to be president, was a spectacularly unspectacular year. now Mr. Agnew's saying None of these problems were solved, they face us still as them. another year begins, but on all the coun~enatlon and - Fonner Alabama Gov. dllaent, the war, inflation, pollution, race-real progress George C. Wallace. waamade. I never really felt that There were incidents and exceptions, but the campuses with aU my experience and and the ghettos as a whole did not explode. Americans training and whatever ex· were as unified as they were Polarized and the majority of tham of whatever rsce or age, gave evidence that they perllae I had in 35 years of ubllc service that In the beUeved the hope of America lay in peaceful evolution, not analysis the people of ast revolution. every section would say, Inflation was at least slowed somewhat. The scheduled "You tell us where to go, ban on the use of DDT was a sign of our srowing awareness and we'll go." of pollution. The U.S. and the U.S.S.R. met in Helsinki and - Fonner President Lylldoll IDI.IIaled the most significant disarmament talks since the Johnson. end of World War IL Now home is just a stopThere was no peace In Vielnam and not much honor, eapeclaJJy In the wake of the My Lai revelations, but Amer- ping-off place; II Ian't the Rock of Gibraltar It used to Ica'• heavy involvement began to be cranked down. Not least of aU, two men stood on the moon and showed be. us just how Uny our spinning globe is a~ainst the vaslness - RecentLy elecled M avo r Charles S. Stenvi(l of Minof the universe and how petty its div1sions-and at the neapoliS. same lime how aD-embracing and infinite are the aspiratlona of the human spirit This most astounding exploit In Dissent Is the principal blatory gave us new confidence in our ability to meet lhe catalyst ln the alcbemybof challenges that confront us on earth. It wu a year of beginnings-food beginnings. The year truth and without It. neit er society nor Its governwe now enter must be a lime o following up those beg!n- this ment can effectively change nlnga, of bringing their promises to fruition. to meet rapidly cbansJng We also enter a new decade. We glady leave the Soaring, ne~~s of lise peokpfle. US SlzzUng, Sexy, Psychedelic Sixties behind and look for- - nuliiS"ll lark, onner . . ward what we hope will be the Stirring and Sober Seventies. attorney genel'ill. From Soaring Sixties To Stirring Seventies r. NEA Washington Correspondent WASIDNGTON (NEA) In the 1970s this country among other& wW face a vast reclamation project. It wW need to try to reclaim as useful citizens of society a sizable share of the potentlaUy capable young people who today are deliberately restricting their minds. Obviously, an Immense number of young Americans are not only packing In tlll.l greater volume of information made possible by the knowledge explosion, but are de· v~lo!>lng the Judsment and characler required to use it w1sely. Tbe concern is not for these, but for the haushty mllltants who simply refuse to be educated, who have-sometimes with shortsighted academic co-operation-acquired no more than the ritualistic concepts of what amounts to a narrowminded cult. This reporter has had extensive conversations recenUy with young people Involved In construetlve efforts to improve this societr... What stuns them Is the severe limit within which the •turned off" mllltants operate mentally. These Involved young folk have nearly as bad a gap with the self-llmlllng types as is celebrated by the phrase, "generation gap." Tbey find no way to argue or persuade or Impart fresh knowledge to the young cultlals. Tbe latter cling fanaticaUy to lbelr shaDow, one·eided view of America and the world, rejecting history, rejecting even current experience which does not fit lbelr little religion. One of their vogue words, of course, is "relevance." A more foolish liOIIOn .was nevtm-introduced ·inlo ·the·'educatlonal re~J1! · As a.ui!Jor Irvf!!g.Krl,sto• p~lvately pointed out, the cultists keep redefining ''relevance" .almost daily. Ril!hl now, it rules out virtually everythl!tg that happened before 1960. An earnest, bright youns lawyer who has tried to talk to young militants about sensible means of improving American p,olitlcal life says he quickly loses them. He told me: "I will be discussing some prospective reform< when one of them will say : 'You're talking about the Repuulican Convention.' the words are uttered as If there were never going to be another Republican eonventlo':i ct;:ITause they have decided that society must c!hange ra 1 y." · What most disturbs this {oung man and others like him is the crippling rigidity o the cultlala' ouUook. They do not really think at aU. They Uve by placard slogans, by vogue worda and ideas>with minds clOied to the crowding realities which do not Ill. It is commonly said today that the young are more "aware" than their predeceasora because televlalon hu shown them clearly what war, poverty, discrimination, poUution and other problems are like. That is all fine aa far aa It g088, but It d088 not go far enough by a great measure. It does not help much fOr the cultists to blame "society" In the abstract, or even to be s~mewhat more specific and lay the charse of transsresSion at the door of their Immediate elders. Some adults who seem determined to treat with rever· ence almost any utterance of the young faD into the cultists' errors and accept the latter's renunciation of the "world their elders built." Did they, now, really? Thl1 nation, the primer properly says, took a lot longer to build than the lime the kids' elders have been around. And Its faults and flaws, as well as ita many hlldl quallttea, are deeply embedded In the hialory the cultlata so furiously reject. Those flaws also lie embedded In the nature of people, not In the abstraction called society which the Culllsta delight to attack. Their caD for revolution Ia really a demand for instant sweepbu! revlalon of human behavior_ But people are stu~ bornly fmperrect, and If the young cultists took over tomorrow !he~ would find they had 16e same clay to work with. Inevil!lbly they will find, too, as reaUty dawns upon them, that they tbelnselvea suffer the same Imperfections which give them such pain when seen In others on tele· vlalon. BARBS By PHIL PASTOIET Why do they always print the aend-ln·a-coupon ad on the reverse aide of the page containing a story you'd III<e to save? • •I • Growly ezecutives mwt leave their cars in the borking !at each mon•· lng. . GALLIPOIJS - '!be beauty and lmpre•alvene$8 of traditional formalwedd!ns1 w" carried out in~ ceremony SUnday, December 21, In the Saint peter'' Ej)llcopal Church at which Marsarel Gay BNIIanl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baatianl, became the bride of NC11'111811 s. Lanter, son of Mr. and Mra. Garland Lanter. Arrqed felt i :IO p.m., the doable r1rJt1 le\""'ct l!ith COIIIJ!lunlon 1I'U ; aALuFot,IB - ''Have, you wrillen )'OlD' column yet?," my peiiounod l>Y the Rev. Father IJDIIlllbd OD Dee, 31. · "I - 1 nead 1! llll nat year, 10 I CMI 'I get lnllplred," I an- Albert MacKenzie. lle<GralinR the altar were mJe4, ~,. 1111111. liShted tapen and two large · ·. ''1ftl7 don1 you JWII write It on yoilr New Year'a reaolullona " lie llld. • uma ol white rooes llllerwoven ''Cin't 119 thej, everybodJ knowa by now that I'm no good at with greenery. Large · candelabrums marked the lrGnl 1J11;ec tbeai." pews reltl'\'ed lot memben of , Die bell I can oo by way ol reaolutlon.lla to tell myaelf, quleUy, the inlmodlate families, and !I) wblt .,_ llhould lry harder, then make every effort to candles were placed In each '!1"11l't up, window of the church. ~1youfoondyouareyourOWD,aeverest critic? 1 cerlalnly Whlle a Jars• consreptlon of , . relatives and friends were At the ~lily lhclp, 1 - one IIOCHiary, well lulown for being aaaembllnR for the cereDllllly, illftc:llat-·jlnlerty, CGPJinl dalet and reminders of! onto a new Mrs. Anne Filcher p)ayed a ball c.lnlv Wl$,1111 wu getting her hair *led. hour organ prelude of apI've lllrl«l dolils that, and lind looldns back over last year's propriate l!electlons. Mra. Brian ajendjlrlallll. Lanier, soloist, sang three lleaUilnsllla 301 da7111U 01rlalmaalsa nice thought, too. selectlalu: "You'D Never Walk ;Lui y~ lllarled elf good,llallng my lnmme tax deduclable 11 Alone," 0ne Hand, One "l"lllll. lnfact, fer a wblle I Uated aU lapent. nwu a myotery Heart," and "Ob Perfect to IIIII bow I 101 rid of ao mudl 11101107 .ll'alllllla m)'llery. ~ lied tldng to looli: beet on ls body meuurementa oliO · Love." Mrs. Lanier also aang 1110111ht qo. That's another lhlng I can't atand to check too ''The Lord's Prayer" during the ceremony. canfully. SeaUng the peats were Mr. ·Qie of lbe l1als I keep In my deet diary Ia of things I learn after Alan DeMarchi, Cincinnati, lllrlltmalthat people "really wanted." . brother-In-Jaw of the bride; Mr. I alao lind words l11'81111J11101ed to learn to apeU, firey - oo Robert Walter, of Boston, llery; pompon• not JlOiiiPODII, lltneu, omitted, advlaora, canMass.; Mr. Art Davis, of dlellshl not candel'cbt, and on and on. · Fairborn; Mr. Robert Gerbic, I DID LEARN SUE BEVERLY'S name. At lint, I caUed her of Cincinnati; and Mr. Terry Beverly !Ue. As I told ber, who ever beard of Beverly as a last John!on, GaWpoUa. AI the lrlumpllant opentns Jllllle. notes of the Bridal Chorus from Mrs. Norman Lanier BET NO ONE WISHED Pbyllla Stewart a happy birthday. II Wagner's''Lohengrln" were sounded, the bridal party enmUll be awful to have a birthday on Dec. 21. tered the church sanctuary. The sorority ~lsters . or the bride, gu..ta greeted the bride and JlJST A NOTE TO YOUNG M0111ERS (If you received a bride, escorted by her father, M1ss KrJs Krtdel of Wor- groom and their wedding porty. Lawrence BasUanl, who pve lhlnglon, and Mrs. Russ The three-tiered wedding ~Wa far artalmu) : This pbmt is <Ullldored poliOIIolul if eekn.Scmetlmea loddil!l'lell atranse things. If a chUd llbould eat her In marriage, was preceded Wickerham, of New Concord. cake was topped with white the leavea olthe pllntlt would caille oenre reactkln. Even the to the altar by her Rower-girl, Mr. Brian Lanier of WiUard beDs featuring stephanolil, and mlDJ lcrld juice can cuue polaonlns alnillar topoiaon Ivy .I don' LitUe Miss Kim DeMarchi, served hJS brother as heal man. lrlmmed with pink roses at the niece of the bride; matron of bellm lhiJ is OO!DIIIOII ~e. The bride was lovely In ~ beae. Silver candelabnuns were bon!"', Mrs. Alan DeMarchi; wedding gown worn twenty-five placed on either side ol the NOW IT'S YOUR TimN. Eapecl•lly the women who got my ma1d of honor, Ml19 Beth years earlier by her mother. cake. Basllanl, and bridesmaids, The dress was of candlelight Serving weie M~ Martha ~al elrlteh !«mm. How'a about maldng a resolution to M1as Denise Lanier, sister of the white satin and lace with a Cornwell and Ml!s Annette 111111 tbem blck; aU ftUod oul! groom ; Miss Libby flnRerUp veil of tulle. Style Thomas,'both of GaWpolil. IIIOuld~toget lblapro)ect&OIJw.Scimebave said, "I ha_, Cherrlnglon, GaWpolil; Mrs. detalillncluded a lace shoulder Mrs. David White and Mias done ~ worth .w r!tq about." My anawer to thalli to let Art .Davis, Fairborn, and yoke With panola of lace ex- Suellen Samples, also of me.daclde. You flO In the form, and I'U write the lllory. O.K.? tendb" !own Ute front and bact Gallipolis , registered the . ALREADY WE BEGIN TO GET BtJSY apln with club wort. W#-1'.-.~W//.&##..W..a· · ·' · :r ···· of u... gown, long lilted sleeves guests. SIMII claiJI . . having the firlt meetin& of the new year lbla tapermg lnlo points over Ute For a honeymoon trip 1o cnnlns week. Our aHo VaUey Ne'll'l Women wUl be meeUng hand~, and a sweetheart Louisville, Ky., the new Mrs. :w:o;;;;;;wm;-1//iYm~ · ·t: ··~ neckline. Matching lace edged Lanier wore a white doublerpln. Thalia aometblnglloot forward to. VIallins at the home of Mr. the long sweeping lrsln of the woollulil dress with a malcltlng and Mrs. William Hoffman, skirt. Her shoulder-length lhree-quarter-lenglh jacket. SlateStreet,durlnsthe holidays tiered veil fell from a pearl and She chose blllck accessories to were their children and cryslal teardrop crown, and for accentuate her suit. her bouquet she chose to carry a The new bride a ~-ber lamUI... Mr . and .,_, ...... Dale cnCad of ""'-''"' Laueiler. •ariol a .Maltbnr of =M:~ ~~~ . ~ , :;::. :~•tlllilw ,:~ · "Ohl~ ' Vn\v~i~i. Atrllll' lllldllJr. ;Ji;•Mrl. M ond ·' ·, ...,., ,, , · w~ere ~he .gr•<~~~&ted CJII!l 1 jliJiln sitiltll and dAUghter · , . . Oairings..,..eallledto laude. Elli81i8th'cfi'SeWICkley, pji;on.; her. by her late paternal Mr . Lanier also graduated GAWPOIJS- The January plodSed for endowment of a bed son, Jack, stationed at Takbll grandmother, Mrs. Oscar cum laude from Ohio University meelinR of GaUia Countr Salon at NJH by Ohio Eight and Forty Air Force Base, Thailand, was Bssliani, Sr., and carried a lace in 19118, and attended Clark No.. 812, EISb.l and Forty wu will be sent. This wUl be the lllllb unable to be home. handkerchief given to her by University. He is presenUy held at the home of Dorotby year thai Ohio hal ralaod $1,0110 her maternal grandmother, enroUed In a doctoral program Heeter, Tbunday eventns. Le for lhis put'))Oie. Mrs Howard 1 Neal ..1 Dwight M. Pulley' ' · For In Clinical PsycboJnov at the P.elll """ ~apeau Bette Ryal A .. --+ · ' '"' """ Mrs. ,... • on the School of Flrlt ·Ave., relurned Friday something borrowed a one- University of Cincinnati. presided .at the business lnalructlona and Pouvolr 1rom a holiday vacation In dollar gold piece belonging to Lanier will be employed as a ••• Some men lite the new, wide liM. Other fellowa have ~e most rtort)iefi~ en- ; ,.,......,_....,..._-=-...,..,. eaaement of the Clvll War was fought Iii St. Albena, Vt.. The.; World Almanac notes. on·oct..19. 1884l L~. Bennett Young led aoout 25 Confederate., moat·IY , Wives ' who won't, lfJW b!IJ· eecaPIICI prlsollera, •llllillt ' loftl on thelt 1hlrtl. IJ!e lo)1rD, -.rbere they etOle t ' ' • •000. T h e 4 l.; <l e rs One of'lhe IDOr'atthlnga eacalled to CIJIAda, w'"'re @out the lll(lllth of Ja11· m01f of the fugitives were . llfi'I/ is that f/011 ha~~e Feb· captured. .rlulry to look forward to. r ... ly WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. DEAR DR. LAWRENCE : Could you tell me what areas of the country or which communities have the greatest ratio ~f dentists to population? My wife and l are planning to retire to a mlld climate and we'd like to move to a community where there Is a relatively large number of dentists and where the patient load Is not so heavy that It's virtually impossible to get Into a denlist's office, as is the case IocaUy.-Mr. G. S. DEAR MR. G. S.: Your letter touches on a vital concern for millions of Americans who are planning retirement. Settling In a new community, where you are unknown and where availability of adequate medical and dental health facllilles is very competitive, may cause your health to suffer, with sometimes serious consequences.. .. . ... .. Finding a .toc~e; wltbJsuit· Clil!:sluRE - llr. and Mrs. Peten, Cbe1hlre ctJabraled' tbelr Hill an~ on New YMt'l Day IIIII . . .vee! -.ratulaliODI fnm l'nlldtnl Nlml Ill honor ofthemnL Clar~nct Deity Club Elects New Officers GALIJPOJJB. ·- ·Bu!Jvllle a..rdl Dellf Chlb ellelld ofll<on at W.......,iy'a -tins held II 1111 c:liareh. ~ to illrve far tbe COIIIIJ)t year were Kathy ......... prealdenl; Shirley CaJ, viclll' 1'1111t; Dllrlene Blvely, •~tl!ry; Debbie Rblllnl, ......ate secretary; Bhiii'On Hively, treasurer ; Nellle lllllllns, De'll'l rtporler ; .. Doria Hively, lOllS leader. Die new prealdent pve a l!pttCb about "Doing Things In the New Year." Pi-ayer 11'81 sJven ,by Earl Noble and Maltbew 2:10 was dlrured. Sharon Hively save the lll<ftllry'a report and called the roD. Kathy Sbaver pve the treuurer's report. S. Clmlr Nlo\.lor.o nllicltllrd, wbofever happened to tlte poor, tlte "'•'" ond tlte youngr' Seen and Heard Mrs. Hecker HOS te SS .. For Ei§Wf dli'd t:.Pt5·Ytt ~~!e ~umf·a~ '!lftlh.•.'!""~l!!!d­ 1 '"gs s o m1nor. !inPortance compared with tlie Deed for continuing comprehensive health care, or where opecia! drugs, such aa the "wonder drugs," are readily available. There· Is a fairly even dis· lrlbutlon of denllala In the United States, even though statistics show that there are twice as many dentists per thousand population In Mis· slsslppl,. for example, than in New Jork. Tbls is a meanlngless s tat Is tIc, a more realistic one being the number of dentists per 1,o:r"O· Recei~ by Clu!Jhiro Coup~ . ~ Next for Religion: Draw · Jewish Brothers Closer By DAVID POLING Catholics and Protestants have been enjoying their ecumenical get-together for almost a decade now. It offlc!aUy started with Pope John XXIU and no one knows wbere II will end. The otber day I looked III'Ound m·church after the last hymn and there in the back row aat a priest who had ducked IIlio the Presbyterian service between muae8. His ~!:k ~:~talar~al~~~ mo~ church Ia a block away but the dlatance keepa shrinking important, who can arford If. all the lime. No one Ia eXPOCIIDg some big merger. Protesiants have A basic rule . Is to settle enough diJDcully getting their own f8mlliea in Une without not too far from an urban comlitg up with some marvelous arransement to mate a community, If possible near religious conglomerate out of all -CbrlaUan bodlea. Tbe one which has a University eclimenlcal experience for the rest of the century wiD be Me d i c a 1 Health Center. pretty much what you see now-lot.l fl( ~a-operation , many Probably the best, or .at joiilt programs of dworilhlp and study but DO aeltlement least the most compreben· worked out by the owntown lawyers. · sive, dental health care Is The exciting topic in. religious circles Ia the srowlnB topracticed In or near these gethemess of Christians and Jews. ThiS.·baa o~teq.. fc areas. , centuries among the echolan but war and ' Politic•. 'and Tbls Is not meant to down- Irresponsible fundamentallall alway• cr~h the ~ and srade co u n I r y and amaU- delay the main event. The Cbrlatlali and Jn~ hav, .a much town dentists. Thay do an more In .common than either baa admltled p~bliCIY, N9t · extremely creditable job and only do they travel the same hlllorlc highway blit down work long hours, often for lhrollih lite asea the sreat minds of each ll'OIIP liilve'lllllless recompense than their ally been on the same wavelength. As Marlin Blaber, the big-city colleagues. How· Jewiah phUoaopher and tbeologlim eald: ever, Medical Centers are "TheJ:tea of God are open to an. The Chrl.ltlim Deed ;:l,~~:l~n~~~~ ~=:~~~ ~n~ not go Judaism, nor tbe Jn~ via Chrlatlan!l71 IIi order stimulate them to kee·P up to enter 1n to God." That Idea, which ~Y be nel'ely' 1n some clrclel, mates music In many Jj!Wilh-Cbrlatlan with the rapidly expanding haarta· And when you think about It, the -JudoolChrlltlan body of knowledge In their eiperience Is tbe loosest love-bela relatlonabip around, specialties. . · Now 11 the lime for 11 to bloom. Dental departments In Unl- u we are to reAIIH the hlgb potential of thla God~ven verslty Medical Center• are ~· !be Christian community needa to do aome liOule· more likely to have equip- cleaning, like a careful aelf-examlnalion of all Sunday ment and · para.medlco-4!eil. School materlaJa put out bY the variOUI denomi!latlona. Too tal nrsonnel necessary to . many of these have old·llne, unreconstr~ comment. tree disease• olthe elderly, about the Jews kllllng Chrlat and the neceQitt Of baUlnl ;~C:d::~~ require special Imhlore:::"ftJewiah conlonvertabe . lieThe rn:.ft"rdty f!!;~~- e~urcll Jeai1eii p DO ger WI OCKwa ·Ud Jt·la prO!*' ExtracII on oI a tooth Ior a 10 clean t out of the tellboolul. · ·· . jlOrson with chronic beart A ----• ,_ _.. . . ·. ....... . . disease Is not the ·aimpli """"'"'area .. a new o..alaif to go~ lbe, 1 ,...~·Wii!J · lhinJ! 11 Ia for a y 0 u 8 1 fllll&lica who preach racial hatred a~B~Jift, ~u and,~- . healthf. peraon. Tbe chronl: hal 1lura against the Jewlah commuility. Some of UU.. cally Ill often require pre. P!IJ&el In tbe &ulae of ChrlatlaniiY and ~lrlotllm. I~ 1111!• operative physical eums, . a.u.Y comea on strong with a 1o~m accent llld. u •mo. premedication hoaPltall- ~appeal for more money to •"P tbe ~ gcllnJ. · I all on special anelfheala Tbla, $ob1 can be put down when reipOnalble Cliiiitl8lil and complex postoperative ~ CIOCIIIVe action alljl llbp hll!llol'llll theH danllt!WI care. elements. . . Comprehensive m e d 1ca 1' A third area II lnternalip!IAI · the JeWI and dental health care clooe Who want to leave Ruula for by one's home may prolong ~ the treabnent of atalJ, your life and, while doing &ve Jevra are In Rus1la to, Can make lt • more com: ·· r fortabll! · ahd• hippler life -a• will. Mrl,, • g::!':~n ~m~w':,.t': ~~ •,:be~,!; __.... thet "''" ...__ bad aent 'our wbo attended. ""··,.,... •· ~- ..- bad reports to the Depariemental been made at National Man:be Chlld Welfare Chairman In amount of dues to be sent for covertns the work !lone since Partnerahlp u It \\'81 reduced June I. This lncledea cards and 10 cents. Extra money oent by 81f1a to cldldrtn jlatlents at the Salon will be crodlted for National Jewllll Hoapllal In Cystic Flbrosla reaearch. Denver for lbelr blrlhda71, PrlntedlnatrucliOIIIfarOfflcers ,hollfS spent by partnera and Chalrme~rwere distributed lulllins Iii addreulng and to lhoae concerned; II wu mailinli of TB a.riatmu leal announced thai tbe next Dept. letters and attending TB Pouvoir wUllie held March 1. meelinRa, a gift foi'l TB patient Jlefrelllments were oerved by at NelsoilvWe TB HOipilal and the boateu lloroth7, and binlo money lOIII to pay for 'iran· prizea dlatrlbuled. The next aportsUon for a Cyallc Fibrosis meeUng will be February 5 at patient to a !Jo«<ltallor treat- the home of Faye Wildermuth. menta. A ~nallbtl of U5 _ CongratnlalibnJ fran N~ Crile, Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Th01118s Moulton, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nrfand, Columbus ; Mrs. Richard Bullock, Mr. Bob Bullock, McArthur; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Potter Jr., Mlso Mary Potter, Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerbic, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter, Boston, Mass.; Mr. Ruas Wickerham, New Concord ; Miss Sally Jones, Jackson; Miss. Joan Snyder, M1as Lel&h Snyder, Martella; Dr. and Mrs. Clyde tnsels, Middleport; Miss Fran McEwen, HunUnglon, W. Va.; Mlso WIJla Kessel, Charlealln, W.. Va.; and Mll9 Kathie German, Purdue University, Ind. BAPTIZING TODAY GALLIPOIJS The Prolpect Bapllal Cburcb wUl have a baplizlnll toda7 at 2p.m. at tbe Eitel Mlnlt farm" at Otmpalgn Creek. The Rev. Robert Preston Invites So locllono ~lal'llnill AI SIMM everyone. catch a~~J~rkla FANTASTIC salt in progress ot Strawberry Hill, Rio Grande. Pd. Adv. lrom lha morning sun. Hold the magic ol a 1uddan breeza. Keep those moments alive. They're yours for allteUme . wlrh a diamond engagement ring lrom Orange Blonom. MARIUAGE UCENSE POMEROY - Danny Mlcbael Barber, 18, ReedavWe, and VIckie Lee Pierce, 18, Reedavllie. •' ' .• II C"l ,. .• •.• ·,"fT t ...: SAVE LOTSA MONEY = < You'll love the comlort, llyllnil 1nd figure flattering allhouttte you gel Willi theN lamctuo Exqulallt Form stylet. And you'll tovo the money you oavo when you buy theM bell lOlling atyln. All brand new morchandiH apecially to oavo you money. ' IALLINliS . ••rss · COLlEGI BRAS ~'LIGHT ON ..... LIGHT" ftbertlllllylt 3253, While, Block . . $2.50 •., "FE~VAL" '-'t ou~ llylo :m, WhHe .. ..... ...,.. $2.00 ., . 'GIRDLES · ·' "AB8URE"·ei~a~y~~1o44, Whltll , ,. ., .. .......IfT-" , . .. . . , •.... ~.· ···· · ··· X~GE ... •. .. tiM · ' "AiiUUIE"lollOIIIIIIJit 1cMe. While .... ... ; ... ... fT.15 { ~., ON iLL - .If. to • 'IIUli ,.................... 111!1, -404 s.-d Ohio "'"· Galllpelll, I ' S Florida. She visited ' Palm ~~:;:t':t ~= ~ =~~r!~.e~!!iP:O"::'~ Beach and Fl. Lauderdale. her sh110 • to frlenda at 2703 'Erlene Drive. The attendants' long gowns Out of town suesta at the QUALITY sale lluyl,.ls omort, were of hoi pink crepe, wedding Included : Mr. and Mrs. sav. 10 per coni now II featuring long sleeves with DwighiM. Pulley, Mr. and Mrs. Strowllerry Hill, Rio Gr~ndo. filled cuffs, and Peter Pan CyrllS Hixson, Mr. and Mrs. _~'~~_·_Ad _ •· _ _ _._ _ _ collars. Removable wine velvet CharlesBeggs, Mr. andMrs. C. vests contrasted the pink William Ullenlhal, Mrs. Fred oeelngua&lrlahanglngontotbe dresses while pink crepe bows Andrews, Cambridge ; Mrs. llrajll, eapeclally since when with pink tulle served as Violet u ...•••er Middleport· W8 Hfl our armnar mlnhklrta headpieces. They carried Mrs. WUI;;;~ 'Janes Ne,; bike up. I've lllarted wearing • cascades of pink roses wilh Orleans, La.; Mr. and Mrs. mul-eoallar lbla reaaon, and I wine velvet streamers. Mlso Russell Bibbee, Mr. and Mrs. notice I set a at more .often Kim DeMarchi wore a sbor1 James Shadle, Mr. and Mrs. now. wine velv~t dress featuring a Bartow Jones, Mr. and Mrs. lloglng aeata lan~ the only lace necldme and large puffed Waller Windsor, Mrs. Joe badlrallmanhave. Tl!ey smoke sleeves with lace cuffs and Smllh, Point Pleasant, w. va.; lnlluffybuaeawbin ll'aloo cold coUsr. She carried a b81kel of Mr.andMrs. TedReed,Mr.and to open wlndowa. Tben even rose petals. Mrs. Fred Crow, Pomeroy; lpfll . For her. daughter's wedding, Mrs. GraceTolaen,Mr.Everett Of courae women aren't Mrs. Bastian! wore along wool alwa71 pollto allber. They're and silk dress of rob~gg blue. ala!oslaaiUlll)' at bad llltiiUitl'l The sleeveless dress was u men. llry to Iii nice - and trimmed In a beaded jeweled r ..,.... - ._ ..,.,,. . till puebed anutd. collar, and she chose silver ..., illil . . . . .,..... What Ia II llbout commulinR accessories. She carried a lballuml people mean? - D. n"""'aY of white roses centered . 1~ FiiJ'I . GBC GRADUATES B. by a white cymbldiwn orchid. Dear D. : Mrs. Lanier chose a long gown GET T!IE JimER PIGpleptmaanwhen they're of saUn. The empire skirt wu JOBS! crowded, COII!PIIinR or caught golden toast In color with .a (Ne'! Quarter Beelns 11111111atiODI they ~- ~~ cream<olored bodice featurtns there aren't more rlota on long sleeves with a rullle trim of March 19) • ~~:.~lllllllter buaea II due the goklen-toasl. She carried a sood nalltre . of nosew of white roses and ..... ., ••u fer ··~ . .... li'--111111; you; May It be brown cymbidium orchid. - H. Immediately after the cert!Jiony a buffet rec-eption · wea held at the Crest Room of Oscar's Restaurant. Soft musk by a combo provided the background aimoBphere as the laD, be qUite PAUL DAVIS JEWELEIS JANUARY, S.. ·tHIU ·. ' I! X-LA~~ ... ... . $1.15 NOW .,... •ui �< ' Ch,u ckles Accompanied 5; Gunboats ' ' ·t ""'· . •"" . Phu IPJHRe$ .•·r,r,}t. All.. tlje_: Way to ·~; 1' l!'l! t 1 ' llt1 ,. ....... "• ~~b ".'f.oday w fw '"' -In .' "ti~LIS :.. Rev. DeEida Payton will be · the &ueat _...,. at the First Baptial . ' dWn:h o1 (lalllprilll today at :. i!oili the IIIOI'IIiDI and eveulnl aenlc:el. • ·Graduating from Cedlrvllle ; CGilege IIIII wblle pasloriJII a . chureb, lhe Rev. Mr. Pa)'im ' wu e.Ded to the Plllllpplnes u • a missionary. His unusual "'~'. ' . II dlallqe and lnsplraUon to 'll)aliy where be bu spoken. He will ..U: to the combined Jlinlor Hl&h 11111 Senl... lllgh . yquq peojJie al6:30 p.m. In the Feljowablp room of · the eduealional bulldlniJ. OmJns with Rev. Payton will be his wife and one child. The !"!bile Ia cordiallY Invited to attenCI any '"' aU lbe services of · the cburcb - located at Third IIIII Loculi. AUGUST WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mn. Worth D. Holder, Penfield, New Y<M'k, are annoiUicln& llle ensa&ement of their daughter, Mll1 Marpret Holder to Paul H. Etch, son of Mr. Paul G. Elch, Tripoli, Libya, and the late Kathleen Safford Elch. Mils Holzer Ia an under&raduate asalslanl In the math depaJ bnenl at Mlaml University, pmldent of Alpha Sl&ma Alpha Sorority and PI Mu Epal]on math hon<M'ary. Mr. Etch Ia a student at Mlaml University and a veteran Q-,Who Is. tht on!y for· tlgneio to win the Augusta Maatera Golf Tau1'114ment? A-Gary Player of South Africa In 1961. The weddln& will be an event of Au&usl. QUILTED INSULATED THERMAL UNDERWEAR By B.V.D. SHIRT ....................~~~~ $4.99 DRAMRS.............. ~~~~.$4.99 Darnbrough's DEPJ. STOlE Q-Which was the fir•t synthetic fulas!ic? 1Sx17-4 Fortrel light Green.-------------- Q-What was the first !itr ing thing known to travel m outer space? A- The Russian space do5 Lalka, sentaboard into orbit arounII the earth Sputnik In 1957. Q-Do stars seem to twinkle when seen from outer space as they do m he atmosphere? A-No. $317.53 -·--.;iiio$185.00 I""..;~l5x!.1:5-:::.11~, Off WhiteNiiOiyi i Jo_n____ _ 1 ______________ $225.00 ISx 13-11, Acrilan Blue-Green Tweed·----------· 1Sx10-0, Acrilan .. Shag AvacadO---------- $256.00 5217 OO • ~r~~:· T~':;·-------------· $115.00 1Sx7-3, Acrilan Gold-------------------- . $156.00 1Sx6-11, Acrilan AvacadO----------------- S115.00 ::.....Oiiiiiiiiii-------·$99.00 ------· $337.50 5223 OO Yellow Gold--------------- ., • ~:e~~~~~~a~-------------· $54.00 :!,~~s:~e~~~~~------------- $70.00 18-4x4-9, Acrilan Blue-Green Tweed----------· Mrs. Robert Neal Taylor . 1S:9i;t~g~d·~~v~~:t:.i~ ,17\Tancy YI printer of Albany, N.Y. lEG. 12X13-S, Nylon , =.::. ilay. ._,.., l'lol- ' ', . !,17~::~ . AJtboueb It Wu !lrJI. repcrt.ed ol .the lbal tile bolla .... to be Frencli lll!iiUp GD 11'11111 Ill delivered to a Nopeclan o1J. lnel drew 1101111 grmrlil from ap1ari11oD firm~ II IOCil Pula bat. PYII !DOll ol tile 1+ wow 111118ft1111 II!JI !bey warld ICmltiJin& to <:blv*le were Cll tbe way to llrael, about u lhe ICift'y 81111 drew to SilO OO • ~~:!!·-~~~~~--------------. $50.00 SALE $150 $90 $110 $125 $135 $90 $72 $50 $70 $45 $225 $100 $25 $30 $40 $25 ' II o.f all Fall and Winter MerchandUe From Our Regular Swelt ' Sa YM 01.1 SHOES·AlE • ' •- WOIIHIHEII WEIGHT Ill 60Lil ' .· ' 2° 5 The attendant• were all ldenUcally atUred In empire styled IDW!ll of Chrls1maa I'N, dellgned will! bodice of cut velvet wltb scoop neckline elbow len&lll sleeves and A-line crepe floor length sklrla. The empire wllllwaa ac:conted will! a 11Un bend and a 11Un panel fell Into 110ft folds from a large 11Un bow at the back walsUine. They "'"'" matchln& I'N Dlor bows In their hair and carried colonial arrangementa of baby white Fuji mums Interspersed will! live boDy and red berries, Ued with red and white uUn ribbon alreamera. A cousin of lhe bride, Mill Leslie Ann J.el&hty, was the jiUIIor bridesmaid. She wore a red velvet A·llne drel8 with bllhop sleeves and white laee trim at the neckline. ·Her headpiece wu a ma~ red Dlor bow and l!be carried • miniature noaepy ldw!tlcal to !be attendanta'. UtUe Mill Cindy Snell, floww girl, was attirlld In a wblte oqama dreM ~ metcN•1. open.e!'O'II!1 bonnet.Sbe C¥'W . a lace covered~ (madi liY Mra. Ella Ro11, maternal jp'andmotbet of !be bride) filled with roee petals. . , · ' A fraternity brolher of 1111 (jroorn, Paul Bater, o1 Toledo, ' . . · TIUIII ' · ' , • •. 00FF ••lf ··nu 111 Opening!~. K deane. ~ JI'AiiCb Coljlt· an • Ma Is Cone r less bid Aren't you just a bit suspicious of anybody who enjoys tbe first week of January? Perhaps you haven't had the same e:~~perience, but It seems that wherever I turn, I bump IIIIo enlhuaiaatlc people, Here 1 am, just beginning to recover from Cllrlstmasmy buaband calls It Tlnselltl&-while others are planning aprlng cleaning. foty best friend baa even talked with an upholSterer about recovering her living room sofa. I don't know It she's actually chosen lhe Iabrie or not. Surely she can't be that entbualastlc. Can you lmape anyone being able to sit there sorting through 1,400 Utile square swatches and being decisive al Ibis Ume of year? Tbe cblldren haven't been back Ill school long enoU&b. I haven't yet swept up alllhe peanut hulls and broken plastic. This mornln~y friend Ellen otopped by and asked if I wanted to go s ping. "All the spring things are out and 1 can hardly wal !"was the way abe put it. I didn't have the heart to tell her I am still · looking for a nice navy sweater to wear tills winter. Anolber tblng 1 didn't tell her was, 1 haven't even ex· changed aome shi-'· , ~ lhe boys • aunt gave them for Chr 1st• maa. 1 am going to exchange them. But I'd rather not cllscuu It with Ellen. She would bave bad those sblrts in· side the department store at 10:05 a.m. Jan. 2. Sbe would have marched rlgbt in and said, "I want to exchange Ibis yellow size 12 for a size 14-here, I'll take Ibis blue one with the stripes." Things never work out that way for me. No matter wben I exclulnge lhe shirll tbere will be only one 14 left 111 the entire department. And It's going to be purple palaley. Robert C. Byrd '!"'~lnel~jJrl= mill or-o~ 1.... llaJJ, and 1111111 Pull aenpa, JIW'I cbarled ll!at tbe pem- ll!'ltldenled lbal_ , a~­ l!llllll bad at- Ita COJJII!Jll to trwrer mllted tbe 'Unjultl· tbe Yoyqe. lied" FlwiCb embiJ'I\l. llnell The olllclaJ Fiend! reacUoa report& Cll!lllm!ecl to JIUib tbe o!k«pmllon atory, uylDg lhe boata """' Ill be uaed to and pro~ec~ ol&bcn at =- But lhe cwnpany that wu aald to ,bave leaaed !be boata =-~~~~= ~~t~'l: of 1!1111111111111 ml,.,les . AIMM 1lle w..W: Blll'.N~ South VleiDam- !.~ IDld ~~Tv:: llyin& I1'0ape 1n 111e combat that "people bact bame arc pretty darn proud of you. • .don't be mlated by wbat you may ..e and read In certain publlcatlona." Earlier In bla Allan tour, a ll!llllil bomb was thrown at the vice president's car In ManDa, but It esplocled barmleuly. VATICAN CITY-Pcpe Paul VI, In ills 111011 fervent peace plea to date, denounced countrlea which suppi)' arms to ''poor natiCill lackln& plOUibs, IICIIools and hospltala" and "&iaJII lnduatrle1" prosperiJig on their "capacity to produce anna.'' Our Sool'llliptm Hhtldr.•iu JlaUey 'Jbe Ume hal come, in my I . Jft '1965~ the ,...... JU"rrirt· for the United decla!'N lt.oell free ot Brl,UJn, StalL.. to ond Ita Indefensible ita g.- natloMI M>duct economic ..neUono asalnot $9116 million. '11111 ~r. It .II Rhodi'Ji•. Our countey'o policy expe<Jed to read! W billion, toward thil procrealve Alrl· • algnlftcant lruwth f!'r a can . country il both unwl,. countey In IUcb a IIIU!IIIon. and hypoc:rltical. Aithouib UN · DatiCilo are · Rhodesia, which .....,nlly au~ 19 be ~ ·ll>o marked the fourth annlveroaey aanrllons, !orelpl 1100111 Al't o! ill lndependen<e from llld to be In abundut -.ppl)o Great Britain, may seem a In Rhodelia. · long way off ' to moot Amerione of the ot tbe can <ltlzeno. But what hu altuatiol) In which the Ulllled been happenlllJI tliell!, and States llildl lllelt u a -~ the U.S, attitude toward It, or Ita ahor!Jlahted pulley II ought to be of eoncem to all that we muot """' puwho want to - our oountey hll!ll·crade cbromlta .,.._ put Its · !<nip relations on whl<h we. uaed, to lilt , _ a more .IOUnd IIIII realiltlc . ~Ia for 12!J a 10!!-bull. Ruala lor IWII'f¥ ·twlet !bat When Rh<ldetia dOclared ita IIJDO!IIIl. Independence, the United Na'lbere ill evl4lence lbat Ruatlona, ot the lnllliatiol) of ala bu,yl the ore-wbldl Britain, lmpooed trade boillll need for ataelmaldnc and with the "Illegal" ~e of . other vltallndultrlal alld mlliPromier Ian Smith. The U.S. tary JIUI~ from !be Jibe>. went along with Ita British dellana. '111111 we are havinl: "ally." to depend upon the Soviet jud(!lllcnt, Unlon--.nd we pay It a hand.. aorne mlddJe..mall pro!)t-tor raw materiaiJ from J!bool•• which we need to belp ,..._ vide our de!enoe qa1nat the Soviet Union. The coercive rneuurea were applied for the oatenalble, although rldleuloua, reuon that Rhodelia somehow IM*d a "threat" to International peace. In actuality, they were imposed In an effort to brlll!l down the Smith sovemment and defeat the lnd-udence movement, and beeauae of Rhodeala'a lntemal racial pollcleo whlcll are none of our An additional )l'OJIY II to ceue tndJna: wiMI North VIetnam In aupport or 111. I belle.te that our 1!J1Wi1e and UD'CM'Dd policy toward buJinea, The aancUona should not have been OJllllled, and they have not worked. llhodeaia II doing very well u an lnde. pendent ota-.o!thollt the bleuln&' of the United States and any other countries thot may have obaerved the trad· In&' ban. that wbtia we baw ceued to trade with In II!Pport of Britain, !lrllaln bu re1uaec1 Rhodeala lhoulcl be 1'8\ttot<l at once. AAMMAN, J<M'dan - Lvael1 warplanes knocked out J..-. dan's East Gb<M' Canal for the third time In "' attack which J<M'dan said tilled 11 pe1'80118 two men, three women and Ill cblldren. The AI Falab guerrll1s SUTOR WAIVED organization said It wu MLUII (UPI)-George Sutor, responsible f<R" attacU on two a ~ center acquired by Miami laraeli settlements and tbe juat two weeki qo from capture of a watchman. Carolina, bas been plao:ed on SAN CLEMENTE, CaUl.- walvera by tile Florldlau of !be l'reBidenl Nixon, at the Callf<M'· Amel'lwl BukelbaD Alll'danla Wblte Houae, promlaecl to tlon. fllht pollution of the environment and make lbe 70s "lmolm u lbe time when Ibis COWJiry Tbe 1822 baU.eaaie colD Ia repined a productive barmooy very rare u there are only three known e:rtant. between man "'d nature." BAIGON-'lbe Soulll Vletna· meae House of Representatives by a narrow marp lbree of Ita JiJOirifll+a w · Sonieone's Birthday or Anniversary Send Flowers To nearly anypl~ee In the world. l'ai- 1/2 DU.EY'$ .,.,lldlhon PIIEt "~ at Strawber'rj HIll T-- ·, . THESE 3 WENT TO MARIET TO BUY NEW MERCHANDISE FOR 19701 . ."*••ld Q-Tho ~baa boon: Nortli '•IIIII lloalll Wool ON AllY PAl. OF SHOES .SL 95 01 OYEI IN STOCI Puo ICml • By U.S. Senator sbow a five~ard ault or longer and the reat of the :::...:.;:: bidding coolllted of a l!eart raise, followed by varloua Another clepressln& lhlng about the first week in January control-showing bida until 11 that I keep meeting people wbo are lapping up raspberry Micldloport-Go!!lpollo alx hearts was reached. yoJurt. One can watch their hips llterally melt away. Tbey SorviiiiJ Moigs, Gllllia tOIIIUI!!I Dummy's ace of clubs won never seem to have any walnut raisin cake left over from and Ma- Oluntv the first trick and Bobby the holidays. Tbey have the thing down to an exact science. w.1177 ar m.suo went Into a prolonged period AI the clock strikes 12 on New Year's Eve, the last wedges ', · ,<QALUPOUlo - " !!lUll be awfl!ily quiet around the Georae of serloua lhlnklng before of mince pie curiously disappear from their refrigerators bomeal818'lblrd A~e. now that Chrlitrnu•is over. Mr . . p_laylng to the second trick. · and there's not a crumb left In their kitchell8. In my kitclien lilld Mn. Gllmore bad lheli' ~~ and dalJihler home "'l;. ~ finally d~lcled 10 le;ld It ·milht be Febsuary before a"[iersoonto~s · r~lng Into Illy. · lc, helirt 'aDd 'Jilliy o\11' his ~ bill"of •date roll ' ancf the ·most fltle!iing kinds of cooklea In ~WU.t Wlft{fJII$~!Jil<i~and~wlfefromMeGi!lr , ace and 'klnlli'Wwas juat aa '~ last ·lnto Mareh. ' · · ' but It did not llft their !lui, N;.~.; ~aim aM AndyGUmiire~ their wives well for lhe l>f!)las Aces that . It ian'! anylhlng I do-lt's just the w~Le~gs are. Every· parliamentary Immunity from lhim Detroit, Midi.; lliDny rtGin cenlral Stale University; be did slllce a be art finesse one else will bave potted hyacinths on kitchen window . .l!mJny from Ohio Norlbern; NC1t'1!18!1, who's alway• home wi)en would have left him down at sills while 1 still have a red velvet poinsettia taped over PNlleCUUon JERUS.&I EM - A dlstrfcl liil'• nOt allwldiJI8 GaUla Academy lllgh School, and Miss Andree least one trick. my dining room doorway. They will be addresslllg valenOilmon from Coii!IDbua. Wben West's q u e en of tines while I am belllg thankful! 've llnally got those Cbrlst- court ordered Denla M. Ruban RIO GRANDE OPEN D41L Y - 1 PM to 6 PM hhearts1dropped onb the second mas card& out of the Uvlng room. (No, I haven't finished committed to a mental lllllltuSUNDAYS- 12 Noon to 6 P.M. tlon f<M' an Indefinite period. . · FIRST UEIJTENANT Brenda BelvWe, United Slalel Air eart ead', ~Bob 'Y went Into checking the address list.) F.WOUS BRANDSHoban aet fire to the AI Ak1a ~ liia niumed to J•ekl•Jid Air Fefte Bale, San Antonio, another huddle. He came to Evan Picone - Sp.rto S.rloln of Mio•ithe conclualon that West Moeque In Auguat, toucbin& off !Ww, after lpllldlng 01r1a1mu bere will! her parepts and would not hold more than Cadilloc Pilat Lady Arrow Poul• Br"!h an outburlt of antl-llraen ~ friMincludinl ber former aesociat- at Holler Medical three dlamOJJda, 10 It beCarol Klnt Mloo PotCorner One - Eddie Nobor 111011Umentln !be Arab world. Clllaler, Flnt Ave. Membership In the exclu· · Sydney North, otc. perfectly safe for him QUICK Q U 1Z NEW YORX-Lut-mlnuleneMilll BilvWe came bcme for lhe Dec. 21 weddln& of a &lrl came sive "bilUonaires' club" is aotistlona averted the threat of to lead lhe ace and king of · 4lpo Swea!on lor M•n and Boyo frllad and former Air ·Force nurse budd,y, Mlu Mary Jane that suit. Wben West showed restricted to companies with a transit slrike, but only at lbe Q-Whal ir meant bv the C...ploto Rongo of Sla.. P..•lll•• Ill Plimeroy. Both &lrla life lBII6 graduates olthe Holzer out 011 the second diamond, draft of a ahip? annual sales or revenues of COli of an Increase In bua and . Christmaa Cards, Decorations, CoNies lhdlral Caller School of lfiJI'IIna and joined lhe Air Force Bobby continued wltb tbe at least f1 billion llsted on A-'the distance a boat aubway fares-cerlalnly to 25 etc. ALL )I PRICE l!lplher. . . jack; eutered dummy with protrudes into the water be- the New York Stock Ex· centa, perhaps to 30. cban&e. No kin&.. ID tile Air Force, Mary Jane II MW Mn. Paul :he jack of trumps, cllscarded low tbe waterline. Edward llqgetl ol Auitln, Tau, and Ia employed at llle St. a apade and club 011 tbe last two diamonds and wound up DIYid c-unil)' llolpllal In Austin. making an the trieD. what point on . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; . - - - - - - - - - - - - . , theQ-From earth's surface an 1torr R'$ AVACATION In Hawaii for 11Jte Dillon of ll!e Admitting Except for the fact .tbllt of both the northef'n and the OPeDina bid Ill artlfk:lal southern skies visible? llalf at Holler Medlatl Center, ~ Aft. &!e lifi today for and the Orange Club A-The equator. (lehnnhullllll.eventually Honq1u1u Wbere il!t'll 'Jolll her Army bearsairoog~ ao similarity to any h•n-t,SCt. Jalu! w.Dillon, ..;bl)bas'been 1n Vietnam for eight other American Club ayatem. Q-What organ of a bird _.tha. The Dlllonl will ~ 11M! Ser88"'1'a ~ (Rest !IJid It 11 delll!led for e:~~pert 1110 produce• the feathers? RICuperation) Ill lhe illanda. And, tbanlt'a baCk to admllt\J!i for only. So far, nellber Jim nor A-The skin. B®by h8s trleCJ playing It witb anyone elae: · Q-In modern USIII/t, what ' We a1ao don't feel that lhll 'doet the name Absalom 'l1IANKll TO Farrest 11orden, wbo'1 quite bandy wltb a _..,I bave a beaU~ color enlaraement ol Dick 11Jamu at slam repruenta any great mean7 A-It bas come to mean tile dedklatlon r11he Sliver .Memorlalllrkl&e. I alsO bave one r1 triumph for the blil, allhOulb lhll slam 'II'U not ljld by tJie ellber aon, or a Ntor Junior Wllaon, whlcb I'm Bivinl blm • a belated Walsh: team, ~ that I! did aon wboa favorite rebels against 1111 Oaltlluw Jilt, ~te a few IMI'I lather. It itema lrom the ltie plclurel jult before tile ~ atarted coatrlbute to the Aeea vleloq'. . tralle Biblical story of David lbal day. llru oo the spelken' plalform l!hootln&- crowd ,~,., , . , ... AIM.! ' ancf Abealom. ..... ll't Wl')''rar.ly a ptiof4CnP!er &*IU pl.chn IUen, 10 '· 11)1 Fornal. So be brou&bt me !be l!lldes ind I · bad .the I tJiiarleme!U made, · ' · ·r •· • • ooo · , ... , . ••I,YOUWUI 3 s• E 326 Second Ave. • Pua 5t Pau a• Pua Gilmore . Fashiottably Yours, . 1 4. uu..,.. NO EXCHANGES....NO REFUNDS ~ALL SALES FINAL Carl's Annual Trade-1 .' Bolh vulnerable Weot North l:lot Saalh P.. p- 1. 26 Dble !'au 3 • pp- •• a~~~~or ~-<:hklneartgs. Terrific savings on our entire Fall ' · Stock of dresses, coats, suits, sportswear accessories. SWEEP UP THESE SAYINGS .AT. • .J. Bobby Wolff' a openln 1 bid was lhe Orange Club used by · him and Jim Jacoby. West's two apades was one of those PreempUve jump over~ans ' and Jim's double was neg&· Uve and ahowed at least 'd:ey'/nhlg &bpo~rn~tsa:"~: K;ng1s Br-'Je o.f UJ, 'J R•NTaylo • SOUTH POINT_ The First perfonned the duUea of best In Fellowship ·Hall of tbe Baptial a.urcb 1n South Point man. Ushers were Tom church. Servin& as hosteaes was the 1ctne f<M' a bea~tiful Mountaln,coullnoflhegroom; wereMn.RamonJ.Pack,Mn. ~lmas weddJn& on Dec. Charle1 Shepherd; Craig Kin&, Bernard Freeman, Mrs. 12 when .,'"·· .... Nancy Lynne brother of the bride, and Kevin Samuel Leighty' and Mise King, daUibter of Mr. and Mrs. Massie, nepbew of the bride, Jeaneen Delon&. . Olarle1 A. King of Soulll Point, was the junior Ulber. "eterjon The bride's table, covered. became the bride of Robert Lel&bty, a cousin of ~ ·e bride, Wtllla white clolll outUned with Neal Taylor, son of Mr. and was the rln&bearer. live holly, wu centered wiMI a Mrs. Neal Taylor of Willow For her daU&hter's weddln&, five tier belHbaped weddln& Wood. Mrs. King selected a cranberry , . - - - - - - - · The Rev. Gall Buckles knit dress with matchln& coat FOLIAGE solemnized the double rln& rites lrlmmed with white. She W<M'e at 7:30p.m. In a back&roWld accessories In a matching GARDENS 11tting of palms, beauty ballketa cranberry lhade and a coru&e of white cbrysantbemuma and of white roaes. aeven br~nch . , ~ljll~elabra .- , 'llbe · bridearoem~• motberWhlle I&ROrs In ll""rl~ae· c!lose 11 green 'lllk llbanbln&lA•' lamps cast·a 10ft glow over the llne dreas will! matcllint!'lacket setting. The family pews were accented with beaded trim at marked with Individual l)>e neckline, matchln& achiUI'Icane lamps which l!eld cessorlesandacorsageofwhite lighted white tapers and In eacb rosebuds. window was an arrangement of Immediately following the holly centered will! a IJ&hted ceremony, a reception wu held white candle. NupUal music for ll!e open church rites was provided by Mrs. Rodney Lyoll8, <M'88ftlal and Robert Sutton, soloilll. AI close of the ceremony, the bride 's sister, Mrs. David Massie, ssng "The Weddln& Prayer" and The Lord's Prayer. · ' Given In lll8!Tia&e by l!er 'father, lhe bride wore a modified Juliet weddJn& &own of while rose patterned Chantilly lace, desi&ned will! slim filled &own beneath ber lace redin&ote atyted will! hlgil Victorian neckline and ion& blsbop sleeves. A scalloped handcllpped lace mantilla swept Into a chapel train. She carried a white lace • covered Bible topped with a CIIC&de arran&ement of wblte roeebuda and Wy-of-tbe-valley. The matron-of-honor was Mrs. Jamea Mayberry. Brldesmatrons were Mrs. David Mas&ie of Dayton IIIII Mn. Gre&..-y lli&ginl of San Dlqo, CaiU., llaters of the bride, and Mn. Larry Daniels. 6AK5 .AK10t7 tAKJ 5• 11 wu nldeallbal tbe lblpl coa1d 1101 bave 8l1led wilbout = tw:Z ;; ..t'3 I. 11111Jll In · ·to leave Fr.-, liDd 1wo llfCb FlwiCb clef- oflld•la !JerUIJ....... ed pend!..... lnqulrytbe. _ ...., lr lmY CANARY ••u Pus Pau P810 N'"' New dYear .AI WisT UB'I •QI098432 6Vaid •Qs. t7 t10653 .KQI .1071542 SOUTH Cit aBt 1 y CANDY •Hz tQII42 Plana are 1e1Un& underway for the aii!IU81 party of the Bill llwd lllnllrel AIIOdaUon tentatively sclieGJleclll!e 1aat of Mila alantb or tile lint pert of February. TradiMCilally, eaeb member Ill tile 1J'Q!P Ia preaenteda gift c1ur1n1 the party -and the process clloeallnglhe 10 glfla needed f<M' lhe party Ia now on· . . WI). LoeaMon of the party bas not yet been delennlned. · us Army. QUICK QUIZ Red Week..,in Review aroRa1 BELlB IN THE COMMUNITY were effectively dJimed u Pomwoy weltomed In the new yeer. Amon& lhe dlacboa partlclpalln& waa lhe Sacred Heart Otlll'Ch and amon& tile bell lincen m lhe occulon waa Clarence Neutzllng, Nnm!"'l, a farmer Pcmeroy J'elident, who '11'81 pleased to be wllb lhe IJ'Q!P. The Sacred Beart Otllfcll bella are difficult to bandle at na.. Tbere'a a big beD and a smaller bell and llle comhlnatim ill ~Pte ef!ective when they are run& properly u they were OJJ New Ylll''l. ClJI band, too, of COWM, waa Vic Neutzllng, a brother of aar-l!ld certal!IJJ tile "Old Reliable" ollhe Sacred Hel!'l Qnaoeh. Miss Mary Mcrgoret Holder of lbe 12x 16-10, Wool ~.bOarl to lWfli 81 Lineoi ·Piay ·Proves .. ~~~:-~r~:~~: from wt *""'· • ~ences clurln& his flral bu been' a aourte ol Venua is the most brilliant planet in our solar system. • MRa. AHIIA JEAN ROllE PIDPERS of Denver, ColD, wu l!n to IPill4 aiJollday vaCation with her parenta, Mr. and Mn. Nnllll Rill. . . . J-Ill widei)' eapwlenced In lelevlalon leachlnt! IIIII II a clolt. ' . . II) "":b:•C vOCII mailc to give &rades over a Denver 'l1!t 11va boata, built 111 Willie lhe course Ia pimarlly for chlldren ol tl!e &rade doll, II II Ibm! Gil ClpWI elrcult 10 that anyone wiabln& to itlldy WIN AT IIRiijQI ~l!lllllelll 11!1 DenYW' area ma7 dooo. ,, .Alio'llln far lhe holiday period were capt. and Mn. ftiiSer a.;,c;:.pt. Rill Ia .-vtna Ill !be air fefte at Meu, Ariz, Capt. lildllll. Rille bave bww jpJelta not 4l!lly of bla parenll, ~· ~ ~orrec;t *llanDaallGII, bul.lier pinnii,Mr. and Mra. Fred Gaebel of 't J(lli 1'111111 • well. ' ., Oswald & J - Jaeo.y '· JM!MatallJ, .AMI Jtln and Capt. and Mn. llGII aU were lijq bame fir lhe bolldayl and colncldmtally met In OJicqo 10 N.b lml (D) I .!J.!ft abolrd tile plane Into Columbua. 6JI7 · t.rm Record Run In 1909, a Model-T Ford established a record time for lh8 4,000-mile journey from New York to Seattle Ill 22 days and 55 minutes. with IADII ol laborers sboveling paths through the snow, aec or d i a g to Encyclopaedia . Britannica. tile first lime In many yean and, perhapt, for lhe llllllllory. I' ·.~ 111 r I . l'i .... tollnell~lllllll Wbert !bey arrived UIIW ...... The~ of ave aw hall u.......,.lillf&petrolcr~ Year'• Eve. =:JI,()y - IJ'be Mlilp County Fair Boord bas a lady .· IIIJJ!III )II fllllbe poll, 11!11 b.eld by llCII Reuter, Ia Mn. ...1·1 ~. ·Aibanl Rd. nildellt. Mn. Kina Ia npertenced, 1Mi1J1 -ad wltb RiuterOJJ fair board record~ not only durl!!l .._, fllr ·wwk 1M at other timet. the La·n d ofJudah .Byrd'•·Eye Viele ,_ 26 . ... 4N.T. · Plaa It ,. ,_ 5N.T• . , """' 1 BErn SALLY Y9U, South, bokl: 6QI71 •1 t .K IU foA,IU Whll do )'QU do .....,, ,__ ..... A-Bid. r I IIIIi . ao . . ,•' 'roDAY'I QUII'DOII Your partnor bidt llx apood-. What do you do noW?, ' . -....... ,., 0111 PAll lUll It ON EACH PAll lt ......... ' " •• " '. . . . . .. Golll~ll·, Ohio -, .................. .,.. ~- ~ li \tt SAVINGS 'INSURED UP TO SiO.OOO.OO. TH.IS .ONE STAYED HOME TO HAVE A SAL'E,I: ·.· SA~E:.· . . ,, �< ' Ch,u ckles Accompanied 5; Gunboats ' ' ·t ""'· . •"" . Phu IPJHRe$ .•·r,r,}t. All.. tlje_: Way to ·~; 1' l!'l! t 1 ' llt1 ,. ....... "• ~~b ".'f.oday w fw '"' -In .' "ti~LIS :.. Rev. DeEida Payton will be · the &ueat _...,. at the First Baptial . ' dWn:h o1 (lalllprilll today at :. i!oili the IIIOI'IIiDI and eveulnl aenlc:el. • ·Graduating from Cedlrvllle ; CGilege IIIII wblle pasloriJII a . chureb, lhe Rev. Mr. Pa)'im ' wu e.Ded to the Plllllpplnes u • a missionary. His unusual "'~'. ' . II dlallqe and lnsplraUon to 'll)aliy where be bu spoken. He will ..U: to the combined Jlinlor Hl&h 11111 Senl... lllgh . yquq peojJie al6:30 p.m. In the Feljowablp room of · the eduealional bulldlniJ. OmJns with Rev. Payton will be his wife and one child. The !"!bile Ia cordiallY Invited to attenCI any '"' aU lbe services of · the cburcb - located at Third IIIII Loculi. AUGUST WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mn. Worth D. Holder, Penfield, New Y<M'k, are annoiUicln& llle ensa&ement of their daughter, Mll1 Marpret Holder to Paul H. Etch, son of Mr. Paul G. Elch, Tripoli, Libya, and the late Kathleen Safford Elch. Mils Holzer Ia an under&raduate asalslanl In the math depaJ bnenl at Mlaml University, pmldent of Alpha Sl&ma Alpha Sorority and PI Mu Epal]on math hon<M'ary. Mr. Etch Ia a student at Mlaml University and a veteran Q-,Who Is. tht on!y for· tlgneio to win the Augusta Maatera Golf Tau1'114ment? A-Gary Player of South Africa In 1961. The weddln& will be an event of Au&usl. QUILTED INSULATED THERMAL UNDERWEAR By B.V.D. SHIRT ....................~~~~ $4.99 DRAMRS.............. ~~~~.$4.99 Darnbrough's DEPJ. STOlE Q-Which was the fir•t synthetic fulas!ic? 1Sx17-4 Fortrel light Green.-------------- Q-What was the first !itr ing thing known to travel m outer space? A- The Russian space do5 Lalka, sentaboard into orbit arounII the earth Sputnik In 1957. Q-Do stars seem to twinkle when seen from outer space as they do m he atmosphere? A-No. $317.53 -·--.;iiio$185.00 I""..;~l5x!.1:5-:::.11~, Off WhiteNiiOiyi i Jo_n____ _ 1 ______________ $225.00 ISx 13-11, Acrilan Blue-Green Tweed·----------· 1Sx10-0, Acrilan .. Shag AvacadO---------- $256.00 5217 OO • ~r~~:· T~':;·-------------· $115.00 1Sx7-3, Acrilan Gold-------------------- . $156.00 1Sx6-11, Acrilan AvacadO----------------- S115.00 ::.....Oiiiiiiiiii-------·$99.00 ------· $337.50 5223 OO Yellow Gold--------------- ., • ~:e~~~~~~a~-------------· $54.00 :!,~~s:~e~~~~~------------- $70.00 18-4x4-9, Acrilan Blue-Green Tweed----------· Mrs. Robert Neal Taylor . 1S:9i;t~g~d·~~v~~:t:.i~ ,17\Tancy YI printer of Albany, N.Y. lEG. 12X13-S, Nylon , =.::. ilay. ._,.., l'lol- ' ', . !,17~::~ . AJtboueb It Wu !lrJI. repcrt.ed ol .the lbal tile bolla .... to be Frencli lll!iiUp GD 11'11111 Ill delivered to a Nopeclan o1J. lnel drew 1101111 grmrlil from ap1ari11oD firm~ II IOCil Pula bat. PYII !DOll ol tile 1+ wow 111118ft1111 II!JI !bey warld ICmltiJin& to <:blv*le were Cll tbe way to llrael, about u lhe ICift'y 81111 drew to SilO OO • ~~:!!·-~~~~~--------------. $50.00 SALE $150 $90 $110 $125 $135 $90 $72 $50 $70 $45 $225 $100 $25 $30 $40 $25 ' II o.f all Fall and Winter MerchandUe From Our Regular Swelt ' Sa YM 01.1 SHOES·AlE • ' •- WOIIHIHEII WEIGHT Ill 60Lil ' .· ' 2° 5 The attendant• were all ldenUcally atUred In empire styled IDW!ll of Chrls1maa I'N, dellgned will! bodice of cut velvet wltb scoop neckline elbow len&lll sleeves and A-line crepe floor length sklrla. The empire wllllwaa ac:conted will! a 11Un bend and a 11Un panel fell Into 110ft folds from a large 11Un bow at the back walsUine. They "'"'" matchln& I'N Dlor bows In their hair and carried colonial arrangementa of baby white Fuji mums Interspersed will! live boDy and red berries, Ued with red and white uUn ribbon alreamera. A cousin of lhe bride, Mill Leslie Ann J.el&hty, was the jiUIIor bridesmaid. She wore a red velvet A·llne drel8 with bllhop sleeves and white laee trim at the neckline. ·Her headpiece wu a ma~ red Dlor bow and l!be carried • miniature noaepy ldw!tlcal to !be attendanta'. UtUe Mill Cindy Snell, floww girl, was attirlld In a wblte oqama dreM ~ metcN•1. open.e!'O'II!1 bonnet.Sbe C¥'W . a lace covered~ (madi liY Mra. Ella Ro11, maternal jp'andmotbet of !be bride) filled with roee petals. . , · ' A fraternity brolher of 1111 (jroorn, Paul Bater, o1 Toledo, ' . . · TIUIII ' · ' , • •. 00FF ••lf ··nu 111 Opening!~. K deane. ~ JI'AiiCb Coljlt· an • Ma Is Cone r less bid Aren't you just a bit suspicious of anybody who enjoys tbe first week of January? Perhaps you haven't had the same e:~~perience, but It seems that wherever I turn, I bump IIIIo enlhuaiaatlc people, Here 1 am, just beginning to recover from Cllrlstmasmy buaband calls It Tlnselltl&-while others are planning aprlng cleaning. foty best friend baa even talked with an upholSterer about recovering her living room sofa. I don't know It she's actually chosen lhe Iabrie or not. Surely she can't be that entbualastlc. Can you lmape anyone being able to sit there sorting through 1,400 Utile square swatches and being decisive al Ibis Ume of year? Tbe cblldren haven't been back Ill school long enoU&b. I haven't yet swept up alllhe peanut hulls and broken plastic. This mornln~y friend Ellen otopped by and asked if I wanted to go s ping. "All the spring things are out and 1 can hardly wal !"was the way abe put it. I didn't have the heart to tell her I am still · looking for a nice navy sweater to wear tills winter. Anolber tblng 1 didn't tell her was, 1 haven't even ex· changed aome shi-'· , ~ lhe boys • aunt gave them for Chr 1st• maa. 1 am going to exchange them. But I'd rather not cllscuu It with Ellen. She would bave bad those sblrts in· side the department store at 10:05 a.m. Jan. 2. Sbe would have marched rlgbt in and said, "I want to exchange Ibis yellow size 12 for a size 14-here, I'll take Ibis blue one with the stripes." Things never work out that way for me. No matter wben I exclulnge lhe shirll tbere will be only one 14 left 111 the entire department. And It's going to be purple palaley. Robert C. Byrd '!"'~lnel~jJrl= mill or-o~ 1.... llaJJ, and 1111111 Pull aenpa, JIW'I cbarled ll!at tbe pem- ll!'ltldenled lbal_ , a~­ l!llllll bad at- Ita COJJII!Jll to trwrer mllted tbe 'Unjultl· tbe Yoyqe. lied" FlwiCb embiJ'I\l. llnell The olllclaJ Fiend! reacUoa report& Cll!lllm!ecl to JIUib tbe o!k«pmllon atory, uylDg lhe boata """' Ill be uaed to and pro~ec~ ol&bcn at =- But lhe cwnpany that wu aald to ,bave leaaed !be boata =-~~~~= ~~t~'l: of 1!1111111111111 ml,.,les . AIMM 1lle w..W: Blll'.N~ South VleiDam- !.~ IDld ~~Tv:: llyin& I1'0ape 1n 111e combat that "people bact bame arc pretty darn proud of you. • .don't be mlated by wbat you may ..e and read In certain publlcatlona." Earlier In bla Allan tour, a ll!llllil bomb was thrown at the vice president's car In ManDa, but It esplocled barmleuly. VATICAN CITY-Pcpe Paul VI, In ills 111011 fervent peace plea to date, denounced countrlea which suppi)' arms to ''poor natiCill lackln& plOUibs, IICIIools and hospltala" and "&iaJII lnduatrle1" prosperiJig on their "capacity to produce anna.'' Our Sool'llliptm Hhtldr.•iu JlaUey 'Jbe Ume hal come, in my I . Jft '1965~ the ,...... JU"rrirt· for the United decla!'N lt.oell free ot Brl,UJn, StalL.. to ond Ita Indefensible ita g.- natloMI M>duct economic ..neUono asalnot $9116 million. '11111 ~r. It .II Rhodi'Ji•. Our countey'o policy expe<Jed to read! W billion, toward thil procrealve Alrl· • algnlftcant lruwth f!'r a can . country il both unwl,. countey In IUcb a IIIU!IIIon. and hypoc:rltical. Aithouib UN · DatiCilo are · Rhodesia, which .....,nlly au~ 19 be ~ ·ll>o marked the fourth annlveroaey aanrllons, !orelpl 1100111 Al't o! ill lndependen<e from llld to be In abundut -.ppl)o Great Britain, may seem a In Rhodelia. · long way off ' to moot Amerione of the ot tbe can <ltlzeno. But what hu altuatiol) In which the Ulllled been happenlllJI tliell!, and States llildl lllelt u a -~ the U.S, attitude toward It, or Ita ahor!Jlahted pulley II ought to be of eoncem to all that we muot """' puwho want to - our oountey hll!ll·crade cbromlta .,.._ put Its · !<nip relations on whl<h we. uaed, to lilt , _ a more .IOUnd IIIII realiltlc . ~Ia for 12!J a 10!!-bull. Ruala lor IWII'f¥ ·twlet !bat When Rh<ldetia dOclared ita IIJDO!IIIl. Independence, the United Na'lbere ill evl4lence lbat Ruatlona, ot the lnllliatiol) of ala bu,yl the ore-wbldl Britain, lmpooed trade boillll need for ataelmaldnc and with the "Illegal" ~e of . other vltallndultrlal alld mlliPromier Ian Smith. The U.S. tary JIUI~ from !be Jibe>. went along with Ita British dellana. '111111 we are havinl: "ally." to depend upon the Soviet jud(!lllcnt, Unlon--.nd we pay It a hand.. aorne mlddJe..mall pro!)t-tor raw materiaiJ from J!bool•• which we need to belp ,..._ vide our de!enoe qa1nat the Soviet Union. The coercive rneuurea were applied for the oatenalble, although rldleuloua, reuon that Rhodelia somehow IM*d a "threat" to International peace. In actuality, they were imposed In an effort to brlll!l down the Smith sovemment and defeat the lnd-udence movement, and beeauae of Rhodeala'a lntemal racial pollcleo whlcll are none of our An additional )l'OJIY II to ceue tndJna: wiMI North VIetnam In aupport or 111. I belle.te that our 1!J1Wi1e and UD'CM'Dd policy toward buJinea, The aancUona should not have been OJllllled, and they have not worked. llhodeaia II doing very well u an lnde. pendent ota-.o!thollt the bleuln&' of the United States and any other countries thot may have obaerved the trad· In&' ban. that wbtia we baw ceued to trade with In II!Pport of Britain, !lrllaln bu re1uaec1 Rhodeala lhoulcl be 1'8\ttot<l at once. AAMMAN, J<M'dan - Lvael1 warplanes knocked out J..-. dan's East Gb<M' Canal for the third time In "' attack which J<M'dan said tilled 11 pe1'80118 two men, three women and Ill cblldren. The AI Falab guerrll1s SUTOR WAIVED organization said It wu MLUII (UPI)-George Sutor, responsible f<R" attacU on two a ~ center acquired by Miami laraeli settlements and tbe juat two weeki qo from capture of a watchman. Carolina, bas been plao:ed on SAN CLEMENTE, CaUl.- walvera by tile Florldlau of !be l'reBidenl Nixon, at the Callf<M'· Amel'lwl BukelbaD Alll'danla Wblte Houae, promlaecl to tlon. fllht pollution of the environment and make lbe 70s "lmolm u lbe time when Ibis COWJiry Tbe 1822 baU.eaaie colD Ia repined a productive barmooy very rare u there are only three known e:rtant. between man "'d nature." BAIGON-'lbe Soulll Vletna· meae House of Representatives by a narrow marp lbree of Ita JiJOirifll+a w · Sonieone's Birthday or Anniversary Send Flowers To nearly anypl~ee In the world. l'ai- 1/2 DU.EY'$ .,.,lldlhon PIIEt "~ at Strawber'rj HIll T-- ·, . THESE 3 WENT TO MARIET TO BUY NEW MERCHANDISE FOR 19701 . ."*••ld Q-Tho ~baa boon: Nortli '•IIIII lloalll Wool ON AllY PAl. OF SHOES .SL 95 01 OYEI IN STOCI Puo ICml • By U.S. Senator sbow a five~ard ault or longer and the reat of the :::...:.;:: bidding coolllted of a l!eart raise, followed by varloua Another clepressln& lhlng about the first week in January control-showing bida until 11 that I keep meeting people wbo are lapping up raspberry Micldloport-Go!!lpollo alx hearts was reached. yoJurt. One can watch their hips llterally melt away. Tbey SorviiiiJ Moigs, Gllllia tOIIIUI!!I Dummy's ace of clubs won never seem to have any walnut raisin cake left over from and Ma- Oluntv the first trick and Bobby the holidays. Tbey have the thing down to an exact science. w.1177 ar m.suo went Into a prolonged period AI the clock strikes 12 on New Year's Eve, the last wedges ', · ,<QALUPOUlo - " !!lUll be awfl!ily quiet around the Georae of serloua lhlnklng before of mince pie curiously disappear from their refrigerators bomeal818'lblrd A~e. now that Chrlitrnu•is over. Mr . . p_laylng to the second trick. · and there's not a crumb left In their kitchell8. In my kitclien lilld Mn. Gllmore bad lheli' ~~ and dalJihler home "'l;. ~ finally d~lcled 10 le;ld It ·milht be Febsuary before a"[iersoonto~s · r~lng Into Illy. · lc, helirt 'aDd 'Jilliy o\11' his ~ bill"of •date roll ' ancf the ·most fltle!iing kinds of cooklea In ~WU.t Wlft{fJII$~!Jil<i~and~wlfefromMeGi!lr , ace and 'klnlli'Wwas juat aa '~ last ·lnto Mareh. ' · · ' but It did not llft their !lui, N;.~.; ~aim aM AndyGUmiire~ their wives well for lhe l>f!)las Aces that . It ian'! anylhlng I do-lt's just the w~Le~gs are. Every· parliamentary Immunity from lhim Detroit, Midi.; lliDny rtGin cenlral Stale University; be did slllce a be art finesse one else will bave potted hyacinths on kitchen window . .l!mJny from Ohio Norlbern; NC1t'1!18!1, who's alway• home wi)en would have left him down at sills while 1 still have a red velvet poinsettia taped over PNlleCUUon JERUS.&I EM - A dlstrfcl liil'• nOt allwldiJI8 GaUla Academy lllgh School, and Miss Andree least one trick. my dining room doorway. They will be addresslllg valenOilmon from Coii!IDbua. Wben West's q u e en of tines while I am belllg thankful! 've llnally got those Cbrlst- court ordered Denla M. Ruban RIO GRANDE OPEN D41L Y - 1 PM to 6 PM hhearts1dropped onb the second mas card& out of the Uvlng room. (No, I haven't finished committed to a mental lllllltuSUNDAYS- 12 Noon to 6 P.M. tlon f<M' an Indefinite period. . · FIRST UEIJTENANT Brenda BelvWe, United Slalel Air eart ead', ~Bob 'Y went Into checking the address list.) F.WOUS BRANDSHoban aet fire to the AI Ak1a ~ liia niumed to J•ekl•Jid Air Fefte Bale, San Antonio, another huddle. He came to Evan Picone - Sp.rto S.rloln of Mio•ithe conclualon that West Moeque In Auguat, toucbin& off !Ww, after lpllldlng 01r1a1mu bere will! her parepts and would not hold more than Cadilloc Pilat Lady Arrow Poul• Br"!h an outburlt of antl-llraen ~ friMincludinl ber former aesociat- at Holler Medical three dlamOJJda, 10 It beCarol Klnt Mloo PotCorner One - Eddie Nobor 111011Umentln !be Arab world. Clllaler, Flnt Ave. Membership In the exclu· · Sydney North, otc. perfectly safe for him QUICK Q U 1Z NEW YORX-Lut-mlnuleneMilll BilvWe came bcme for lhe Dec. 21 weddln& of a &lrl came sive "bilUonaires' club" is aotistlona averted the threat of to lead lhe ace and king of · 4lpo Swea!on lor M•n and Boyo frllad and former Air ·Force nurse budd,y, Mlu Mary Jane that suit. Wben West showed restricted to companies with a transit slrike, but only at lbe Q-Whal ir meant bv the C...ploto Rongo of Sla.. P..•lll•• Ill Plimeroy. Both &lrla life lBII6 graduates olthe Holzer out 011 the second diamond, draft of a ahip? annual sales or revenues of COli of an Increase In bua and . Christmaa Cards, Decorations, CoNies lhdlral Caller School of lfiJI'IIna and joined lhe Air Force Bobby continued wltb tbe at least f1 billion llsted on A-'the distance a boat aubway fares-cerlalnly to 25 etc. ALL )I PRICE l!lplher. . . jack; eutered dummy with protrudes into the water be- the New York Stock Ex· centa, perhaps to 30. cban&e. No kin&.. ID tile Air Force, Mary Jane II MW Mn. Paul :he jack of trumps, cllscarded low tbe waterline. Edward llqgetl ol Auitln, Tau, and Ia employed at llle St. a apade and club 011 tbe last two diamonds and wound up DIYid c-unil)' llolpllal In Austin. making an the trieD. what point on . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; . - - - - - - - - - - - - . , theQ-From earth's surface an 1torr R'$ AVACATION In Hawaii for 11Jte Dillon of ll!e Admitting Except for the fact .tbllt of both the northef'n and the OPeDina bid Ill artlfk:lal southern skies visible? llalf at Holler Medlatl Center, ~ Aft. &!e lifi today for and the Orange Club A-The equator. (lehnnhullllll.eventually Honq1u1u Wbere il!t'll 'Jolll her Army bearsairoog~ ao similarity to any h•n-t,SCt. Jalu! w.Dillon, ..;bl)bas'been 1n Vietnam for eight other American Club ayatem. Q-What organ of a bird _.tha. The Dlllonl will ~ 11M! Ser88"'1'a ~ (Rest !IJid It 11 delll!led for e:~~pert 1110 produce• the feathers? RICuperation) Ill lhe illanda. And, tbanlt'a baCk to admllt\J!i for only. So far, nellber Jim nor A-The skin. B®by h8s trleCJ playing It witb anyone elae: · Q-In modern USIII/t, what ' We a1ao don't feel that lhll 'doet the name Absalom 'l1IANKll TO Farrest 11orden, wbo'1 quite bandy wltb a _..,I bave a beaU~ color enlaraement ol Dick 11Jamu at slam repruenta any great mean7 A-It bas come to mean tile dedklatlon r11he Sliver .Memorlalllrkl&e. I alsO bave one r1 triumph for the blil, allhOulb lhll slam 'II'U not ljld by tJie ellber aon, or a Ntor Junior Wllaon, whlcb I'm Bivinl blm • a belated Walsh: team, ~ that I! did aon wboa favorite rebels against 1111 Oaltlluw Jilt, ~te a few IMI'I lather. It itema lrom the ltie plclurel jult before tile ~ atarted coatrlbute to the Aeea vleloq'. . tralle Biblical story of David lbal day. llru oo the spelken' plalform l!hootln&- crowd ,~,., , . , ... AIM.! ' ancf Abealom. ..... ll't Wl')''rar.ly a ptiof4CnP!er &*IU pl.chn IUen, 10 '· 11)1 Fornal. So be brou&bt me !be l!lldes ind I · bad .the I tJiiarleme!U made, · ' · ·r •· • • ooo · , ... , . ••I,YOUWUI 3 s• E 326 Second Ave. • Pua 5t Pau a• Pua Gilmore . Fashiottably Yours, . 1 4. uu..,.. NO EXCHANGES....NO REFUNDS ~ALL SALES FINAL Carl's Annual Trade-1 .' Bolh vulnerable Weot North l:lot Saalh P.. p- 1. 26 Dble !'au 3 • pp- •• a~~~~or ~-<:hklneartgs. Terrific savings on our entire Fall ' · Stock of dresses, coats, suits, sportswear accessories. SWEEP UP THESE SAYINGS .AT. • .J. Bobby Wolff' a openln 1 bid was lhe Orange Club used by · him and Jim Jacoby. West's two apades was one of those PreempUve jump over~ans ' and Jim's double was neg&· Uve and ahowed at least 'd:ey'/nhlg &bpo~rn~tsa:"~: K;ng1s Br-'Je o.f UJ, 'J R•NTaylo • SOUTH POINT_ The First perfonned the duUea of best In Fellowship ·Hall of tbe Baptial a.urcb 1n South Point man. Ushers were Tom church. Servin& as hosteaes was the 1ctne f<M' a bea~tiful Mountaln,coullnoflhegroom; wereMn.RamonJ.Pack,Mn. ~lmas weddJn& on Dec. Charle1 Shepherd; Craig Kin&, Bernard Freeman, Mrs. 12 when .,'"·· .... Nancy Lynne brother of the bride, and Kevin Samuel Leighty' and Mise King, daUibter of Mr. and Mrs. Massie, nepbew of the bride, Jeaneen Delon&. . Olarle1 A. King of Soulll Point, was the junior Ulber. "eterjon The bride's table, covered. became the bride of Robert Lel&bty, a cousin of ~ ·e bride, Wtllla white clolll outUned with Neal Taylor, son of Mr. and was the rln&bearer. live holly, wu centered wiMI a Mrs. Neal Taylor of Willow For her daU&hter's weddln&, five tier belHbaped weddln& Wood. Mrs. King selected a cranberry , . - - - - - - - · The Rev. Gall Buckles knit dress with matchln& coat FOLIAGE solemnized the double rln& rites lrlmmed with white. She W<M'e at 7:30p.m. In a back&roWld accessories In a matching GARDENS 11tting of palms, beauty ballketa cranberry lhade and a coru&e of white cbrysantbemuma and of white roaes. aeven br~nch . , ~ljll~elabra .- , 'llbe · bridearoem~• motberWhlle I&ROrs In ll""rl~ae· c!lose 11 green 'lllk llbanbln&lA•' lamps cast·a 10ft glow over the llne dreas will! matcllint!'lacket setting. The family pews were accented with beaded trim at marked with Individual l)>e neckline, matchln& achiUI'Icane lamps which l!eld cessorlesandacorsageofwhite lighted white tapers and In eacb rosebuds. window was an arrangement of Immediately following the holly centered will! a IJ&hted ceremony, a reception wu held white candle. NupUal music for ll!e open church rites was provided by Mrs. Rodney Lyoll8, <M'88ftlal and Robert Sutton, soloilll. AI close of the ceremony, the bride 's sister, Mrs. David Massie, ssng "The Weddln& Prayer" and The Lord's Prayer. · ' Given In lll8!Tia&e by l!er 'father, lhe bride wore a modified Juliet weddJn& &own of while rose patterned Chantilly lace, desi&ned will! slim filled &own beneath ber lace redin&ote atyted will! hlgil Victorian neckline and ion& blsbop sleeves. A scalloped handcllpped lace mantilla swept Into a chapel train. She carried a white lace • covered Bible topped with a CIIC&de arran&ement of wblte roeebuda and Wy-of-tbe-valley. The matron-of-honor was Mrs. Jamea Mayberry. Brldesmatrons were Mrs. David Mas&ie of Dayton IIIII Mn. Gre&..-y lli&ginl of San Dlqo, CaiU., llaters of the bride, and Mn. Larry Daniels. 6AK5 .AK10t7 tAKJ 5• 11 wu nldeallbal tbe lblpl coa1d 1101 bave 8l1led wilbout = tw:Z ;; ..t'3 I. 11111Jll In · ·to leave Fr.-, liDd 1wo llfCb FlwiCb clef- oflld•la !JerUIJ....... ed pend!..... lnqulrytbe. _ ...., lr lmY CANARY ••u Pus Pau P810 N'"' New dYear .AI WisT UB'I •QI098432 6Vaid •Qs. t7 t10653 .KQI .1071542 SOUTH Cit aBt 1 y CANDY •Hz tQII42 Plana are 1e1Un& underway for the aii!IU81 party of the Bill llwd lllnllrel AIIOdaUon tentatively sclieGJleclll!e 1aat of Mila alantb or tile lint pert of February. TradiMCilally, eaeb member Ill tile 1J'Q!P Ia preaenteda gift c1ur1n1 the party -and the process clloeallnglhe 10 glfla needed f<M' lhe party Ia now on· . . WI). LoeaMon of the party bas not yet been delennlned. · us Army. QUICK QUIZ Red Week..,in Review aroRa1 BELlB IN THE COMMUNITY were effectively dJimed u Pomwoy weltomed In the new yeer. Amon& lhe dlacboa partlclpalln& waa lhe Sacred Heart Otlll'Ch and amon& tile bell lincen m lhe occulon waa Clarence Neutzllng, Nnm!"'l, a farmer Pcmeroy J'elident, who '11'81 pleased to be wllb lhe IJ'Q!P. The Sacred Beart Otllfcll bella are difficult to bandle at na.. Tbere'a a big beD and a smaller bell and llle comhlnatim ill ~Pte ef!ective when they are run& properly u they were OJJ New Ylll''l. ClJI band, too, of COWM, waa Vic Neutzllng, a brother of aar-l!ld certal!IJJ tile "Old Reliable" ollhe Sacred Hel!'l Qnaoeh. Miss Mary Mcrgoret Holder of lbe 12x 16-10, Wool ~.bOarl to lWfli 81 Lineoi ·Piay ·Proves .. ~~~:-~r~:~~: from wt *""'· • ~ences clurln& his flral bu been' a aourte ol Venua is the most brilliant planet in our solar system. • MRa. AHIIA JEAN ROllE PIDPERS of Denver, ColD, wu l!n to IPill4 aiJollday vaCation with her parenta, Mr. and Mn. Nnllll Rill. . . . J-Ill widei)' eapwlenced In lelevlalon leachlnt! IIIII II a clolt. ' . . II) "":b:•C vOCII mailc to give &rades over a Denver 'l1!t 11va boata, built 111 Willie lhe course Ia pimarlly for chlldren ol tl!e &rade doll, II II Ibm! Gil ClpWI elrcult 10 that anyone wiabln& to itlldy WIN AT IIRiijQI ~l!lllllelll 11!1 DenYW' area ma7 dooo. ,, .Alio'llln far lhe holiday period were capt. and Mn. ftiiSer a.;,c;:.pt. Rill Ia .-vtna Ill !be air fefte at Meu, Ariz, Capt. lildllll. Rille bave bww jpJelta not 4l!lly of bla parenll, ~· ~ ~orrec;t *llanDaallGII, bul.lier pinnii,Mr. and Mra. Fred Gaebel of 't J(lli 1'111111 • well. ' ., Oswald & J - Jaeo.y '· JM!MatallJ, .AMI Jtln and Capt. and Mn. llGII aU were lijq bame fir lhe bolldayl and colncldmtally met In OJicqo 10 N.b lml (D) I .!J.!ft abolrd tile plane Into Columbua. 6JI7 · t.rm Record Run In 1909, a Model-T Ford established a record time for lh8 4,000-mile journey from New York to Seattle Ill 22 days and 55 minutes. with IADII ol laborers sboveling paths through the snow, aec or d i a g to Encyclopaedia . Britannica. tile first lime In many yean and, perhapt, for lhe llllllllory. I' ·.~ 111 r I . l'i .... tollnell~lllllll Wbert !bey arrived UIIW ...... The~ of ave aw hall u.......,.lillf&petrolcr~ Year'• Eve. =:JI,()y - IJ'be Mlilp County Fair Boord bas a lady .· IIIJJ!III )II fllllbe poll, 11!11 b.eld by llCII Reuter, Ia Mn. ...1·1 ~. ·Aibanl Rd. nildellt. Mn. Kina Ia npertenced, 1Mi1J1 -ad wltb RiuterOJJ fair board record~ not only durl!!l .._, fllr ·wwk 1M at other timet. the La·n d ofJudah .Byrd'•·Eye Viele ,_ 26 . ... 4N.T. · Plaa It ,. ,_ 5N.T• . , """' 1 BErn SALLY Y9U, South, bokl: 6QI71 •1 t .K IU foA,IU Whll do )'QU do .....,, ,__ ..... A-Bid. r I IIIIi . ao . . ,•' 'roDAY'I QUII'DOII Your partnor bidt llx apood-. What do you do noW?, ' . -....... ,., 0111 PAll lUll It ON EACH PAll lt ......... ' " •• " '. . . . . .. Golll~ll·, Ohio -, .................. .,.. ~- ~ li \tt SAVINGS 'INSURED UP TO SiO.OOO.OO. TH.IS .ONE STAYED HOME TO HAVE A SAL'E,I: ·.· SA~E:.· . . ,, �Mary Hall of Rutland Engaged Mrs. Paul Elroy Griege (See Slory Elsewheft lflls page) •-~• ..•' ..,•+• • .• ~ ....- . • • Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Roush ' ... ~ ; Wed Christmas Eve • : ~ POMEROY - The Christmas Eve wedding of Mlaa Deborah JIIJI Balllo Mr. John Michael IIDIIIh was solomnlzed at the RuUIDd Cburch of the Nuarene. 'l'be Rev. Lloyd Grinun of. lldatnd at the 6:30p.m. double rtac ceremony. The bride is the daulbter of Mr. and Mrs. W1lllam Hall, RuUand, and lhe bridegroom Is lbe son of Mr. IIIII Mn. John Roush, Sr., Breezy Heights, Pomeroy. Miss Jenny Ferguson of Pomeroy, IIDute 3, served as maid of honor for the bride. Mr. Larry Grogan, Second St., Middleport, was the best man. A reception honoring the couple was held at the home of the bride's parents.. Mrs. RDush resides with her parents. Mr. Rouah enlisted In the U. S. Navy and is now staUoned at Great Lakes, m. : Ewings are Hosts For Holiday Party • :: :· POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. a holiday party Monday evening. G-tswereCaptainandMrs. IIDger RDae, Mess, Arizona; Mr. IIIII Mrs. George Mead, Waahington, D. C.; Miss Jbrgaret Handley, New York ~ Ben Ewing hosted : " '! : : ~ J: Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour, Cheater, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Goebel ~ Pillins. ' ) · ~ Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. and MIY Handley gradua the same year !rom U1e st. Jolreph f_ POMEROY - Weddln g vows She wore a lingerllp veil of ., wwe achanged In a 2 o'clock silk illusion thai feU lrom a • Dupiiii!DISISalurday, Dec. 20, white velvet bow and carried a . i; hyia~·=:=cg';! =~~~U.::f:fte:"chldyer -..,.... · IIIII Mr. Paul Elroy Griego of surrounded hy stephanoUs and ; AJbo'l'be"'\*'brldeque, Nthe . M.daugh showk,_ered with wblte aaUn love 11 · " fer of no... l . Dr. IIIII Mrs. N. W. Kramer Attendlngthebrldeaamaidof (Thane! Barnilz) of honor was her slater, Mils Sara Albuquerque and the grand- Kramer.Tbe_brldeamaldawere dlucbter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. her slater, MISS Aleu Kramer, Bamllz, Pomeroy. Miss Teresa C. DeBac;a, Las . · Selllq for the ceremony Vegas, and Miq Cynthia pafwmed by tbe Rev. Edward Guthrie. •, : Olrialman, was enhanced wiU! They W()I'O Door lqlh go1wna iliDdle trees decorated with ofplumvelvetbodlceaandlilac i ' I)')IIOpbila Ued with velvet saUn skirts lalling from tbe rlllban. O.,~lscUons of empire ·Wdista. The threemusic was quarter length sleeve• had • ll'aditlooal ·. Jl' •ted hy Deanlorl. alarJd.<Jutcufflwhichwenlined . flllcllael ond Gregory with Ulac aaUn. Llrlt velvet : 1' I ""' , Amarillo, oousins of bows complimented the belbl lie bride, wert the Ma.. aer- and accented the back ' walaWnea. Each wore a plum In llll1'l'iqe hy her velvet how in her hair lixl ,;!i!llll) lbe lride wore a fofmal c:arried pink lrosted mums. gown of Imported Candleligbters wen 'nmotby alyled with aeoop and Stephen Hoellcher, IIIII Iang petal pointed Amarillo, oous1ns of the bride. Tbe A1-line aUhouelte Evlft and EmU Kramer, ber · an ........ empire....bOdice brothers, of Scott Nwere the ring~... hy a """' Uiu.. re. Radley, ltliaea, n. silk cut work Y., aerved as the best man and llowed freely Elroy A. Griego, Jr. and Robert train of cut H. Griego, Albuquerque, iiiiMa Watteau ~ brothers of the groom, IIIII Eric '1. 150 Attended TTTnlnh Ser ,;1VJ W UK.. v"""" 4 = K rfff G • Jf7 dd • • ;,. ram_. f. neiJ'e We tng '£S 0 ;~ E ven ~ - 1t. 0ifDecem ber 18t hc.._____ ~ King-Finlaw Vows . Taken in October POMEROY-Mr. and Mn. J. M. Gaul, Pomeror, Route 3, are announcing the engagement and approachiJw marriage of tbeir daughter, Patricia Ann, to Mr. LarrY D. (]ay, BOD Of Mr, 8Jid Mrs. Herbert W. Clay, Ilearbom Jfeighta, Mich. . Mlaa Gaul graduated from Eutem IDgh School, ct.& of 1967, and Ia a junior at Glenville Slate College, GienvWe, w. Va. Her fiance Ia a graduate of Crestwood IDgh SchooiiDd Ia atlendlng Henry Ford Conununity CoUege, Dearhom, Mich., while onlft educational leave from General Motors Corp. A SUJIIIIIOl' wedding II being planned by the couple. MIDDLEPORT - Over 110 MONDAY ttended YOUNG ADULT CLASS persons a a watc:h night Bradbury Church of christ: :::, ~:es!t~ Monday 7 pJD. at the church. of the Nazarene by tbe MeJp MEIGS DeMOLAY councD, Area Hollneu Alan. RACINE - A Door length lhe ushers were Charles Yost, Monday at 7 p.m.; the Nine churches were gown of ivory bridal aaUn was Racine, brother of tbe bride, DeMolay Chapter, 7:30 p.m., represented allbe amlce with worn by Mlaa Nancy Kay Yost and George E. Skinner, Middleport Masonic Temple. Dr. Steven Neue, prelldent of of Columbus for her weddlng ID Pomeroy, a eoua1n of tbe bride. Relrellhmenls. Mt. Vernon Nazarene "·"-e, Mr. carl James Circle, alao of For her da1J8hler'a wedding, .......,. Columbus, at the First BapUat Mra. Yost wore a royal blue SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 88 ~pe~ker. Church In Racine. double knit drea in A-line style Monday night at the school. Tbe attendance banner went 'l'be 10:30 am. doublo-rlng and a CCII'88ge of white car- TUESDAY to the Laurel Cliff Free ~ on Nov. 28 was nations. Mrs. ,.._,~ wa• In MIDDLEPORT FlrAM Lodge 1\fe.lllodiat, Cb~b. ·!!\Ill II """"' U u.~. UMIDbera """""' a"-'lnl ....._ ,..,.... performed by lhe Rev. ~lea ntvy blue taffeta with red•and N0 • 383 "'--'•u • ......,.; · a .......,, · · ,,,.,. S. Norrla before Ill altar white trim and alao wore a Masona welcome. cenqge banner - t to. lbe decorated In the Tbeak!Clvlng white carnation coraage. WEDNESDAY Pomeroy . Cburch of the theme. Mlaa Shirlee Neigler of Immediately following the BIG BEND Neighborhood NIIZII'One with 130 per cent of Racine waa lhe organist. ceremony a reception was held Girl Scout service team, the membership amoag ita Daughter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. intbeehurchsoetalroom. Blue training aeaaton, 10 a.m. to 2 repreaentativeatbere. Gene Yost of Racine, tbe bride nellin& was uaed over white p.m. Wednesday, st. Andrews During the amlce, the Rev. was escorted ID the altar by her blbleclotbs and the decorations Church, Parkersburg, W. Va. Eugene Gillpve 1 five miDule lather. Her gown was fuhioned featured weddlng beUs. Tbe THURSDAY sennonetle ~hy~ with a scoop neckline, long cake waa topped with white PAST COUNCILORS, was presen ea aleevea with points over the beUs and love birds holding TheodOI'UII Council 17, Daughter OUier churchee iepwnted wrisls,andatraln. HerveDwa• wedding rings. of America, 7 pm. Thursday, were Racine Oiurch of tbe of ivory lace and she wore a Mrs. George B. Skinner, home of Mrs. Mabel Wolfe. Nazarene, ~ter Churcb of rbinea!Dne necklace, a gift of Pomeroy, aunt of the bride, AFTERNOON CIRCLE, the Nazarene, Point Rock the groom who is tbe BOD of Mr. aerved the cake and others Heath United Methodist Church of tbe NUIII'IIJI, Pt. and Mrs. Homer Circle, Racine. usialing with lhe llei'Vin& were Church, 2 p.m. Thunday at the Pleuanl Church of lbe The bride made both her Mrs. Earl Cross, Mrs. Charlea church. Mrs. M. L. French, Naz.arene and lbe DanvUie weddlng gown and her veil. She Theiss, Diana, Donna and program leader; Mrs. Emei'IOII Wealeyan Church. c:arried a nosegay bouquet of Deborah Cross, all of Racine. Jones, devotio01; Mra. P. L. ivory roses and white car- Guealll were registered hy MJaa Mitc:h, Mrs. James Jividen, naUons. MarlhaYosl,slsterofthebride, Mrs. C. M. WUson, hostesses. CANADAY& ENTERTAIN Tbe bride's only attendant and Miss Dizie Circle, the BIG BEND NEIGHPOMEROY- Mr. IDd Mn. was Mlaa Carol WUcozen, high groom's slater. BORHOOD, Four Rivers Girl Delmar A Canada ................. school friend and roommate at For a wedding trip to Scout Council, aerviee team at their rkcoin lfiji;d':; Ohio Slate University. She Clarlisburg, W. Va., tbe bride meelin8, Thursday, 9:30 1o 11 williaNewYear'aoEveparly. fuhioned her own dress of ice changed iniD an enaemble of am., Middleport Scout Houae. ,Guests were Mr. and Mra. blue taffete, lloor lengtll, with a b'·"" gold and red. • --011 "el'- A'-'een Ohio· scoopnecklineandlongaleevea n;" new Mrs. Circle 1a a Members of Class ;', .;d ~- ~ ~w.', lftd wore a matching bow In her graduate of Southern High G Mr. IDd Mn. Aaron r.tJI, lfr. hair. Her llowera were white School, attended Rio Grande uests at Party . . mdfoln.Eibert Jl...,, Dr. ! ~~er,Mr. ~~ate~· ~~~ ::=~..::.~.~.~ursing at ~o~b~J~dams, ! Miss Patricia Ann Gaul to Wed October Bride .t• ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fin/ow Nancy Yost is •' •• + ., RUTLAND -Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Hall of RuUand are annDUIICq the enga&ementoflhelr daughter, Mary, to Mr. Gary Falloo, BOo of Mr. and Mra. Vemard F8llon of Patriot, RDute 2. Mlaa Hall is a 1968 graduate of Meigs Local IDgh School and Is employed at Dutton Onqj In Mlddleport. Mr. Fallon Is a 1966graduale of Soulhwestem IDgh School and Is presenUy employed as a meat cutter at the Penny-Fare Store In GaiUpoUa. Weddlng plans are incomplete. Jr., I,'\ ' . ' ' I> . - ,'''' Heroine'. Chap_m an-Canaday .. .TWICE . " ' ' . . POIEIOY, OHIO YEARLY• .STARTS TOUIOW, .JANUARY 5 AT 9:00 A.M. . ' ,. Mated **• . ' ' '· ""~ •••••• '~ ~ ~ "'! ······· ••• o; • ~ v.x.• ..."..,..:....... .. : ~') . I • • I •' ~=:~:.or:u'ps::. a!~':n~~=a: Be~~ Is alao a graduate Joe; Mr. aitJ..Mra. John Fuliz ol Soutbem High InScbool. ltrfed two yean the U. He S. Army,parlof.lhatUmeiDitaly, and Is eurrenUy employad hy AuCol·~~~ . Transport of .....,.. 'l'be couple resides at 12lf Forsythe, Columbus. Out' of county guests at the wedding were Mr. IDd Mn. DnyleMutU, Tomllld Ted, New PhUadelphia; George and David KIICIJil8, Gahanna; Mrs; Mart G,_.., Shade; and Mr. and Mn. RlllllaU Reiber and Rachael, Norfolk, Virglnls. A rehearsal dinner at tbe Congress Inn Friday night before ·the wedding was boated hy the bridegroom's parenla. TbenewMn.Griegolsallll'l grad111te of Plainview IDgh School. She Ia a junior at New Meldco Hlghlandl Univenity, Las YIIU and Ia unemher ol 75th Anniversary Will be Observed :.::.reifr. ::::I= . Walburn Mr. and Mra. Fred Lewll,'lllll tbe hoabl' ehildrea, Kent, Lori IDd L)'Dn Games wereplayedandreh.hmenll aerved ' HOST DINNER PARTY MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mn. Don Go111ey, Middleport, boated a New Year's. nJgbt dlnnerparty.'lbeirguellla-e Mr. and Mra. Herold Yo111111, auton, W. Va., Mra. ~QII Lowery, Middleport; lire. Amii Ogdln, Willleaville; Mr. and Mra. Eugeae Campbell, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Karea Grlffilb, Pllmeroy; and Dollie Walters, tULJ ••• ~· ~ .' .~~~JI4,/ · 'I . f~ 10 Ail . Caa IIID~ ~ ......... hle ...~y > MIDDLEPORT- Return Jonathan Melp Chapter of the MIETINO CANCEl! ED DaUihten of the American MIDDLEPORT - Jaauary Revolution wiU meet at 2 p, m,, mellbJC of the ,~ r4 u., , f'riday·at tbe home of Mn. N,ft, Mlddlepu1 Firt Dapar lnMil( · Moan. Co-llollaM wtU be baa been eanceUed. Mra. o. p. Klein and Miaa· · ' . Ludlle Smith • ~ ~ wtU feature 1ft . ot.rvanee of the , 711!1 ~ WITJI. . , . _.,,...... nlveraary ofllle ~tbe Conomon Kod..,. or - . . ·!:;r:. National"-'· ..•.. . · !!~"' , •.., ""''»' " ' - " . """'KIV w ~...R. GRan 11:1\1111)1 .......... •1'111 of the American Revcnlloii .......,,.._ '""" """'"'· with Mra. Dwlcht Mllholn iJi i:i/'l:.~~':ic \r.:~!.!!t,.z~. dJarit. It wu noted thellheft .... ~. •• ~....'::!..,~'Jii:! laiD .a •l'l.,. olthe January' tlZ :J::r ~'::I.I',:T:'":'..l':ii L-.~:-~lliio----J~~:;:~~;.;::~~O.:~~~~~~~.: iDd f:ebrulry boateaaes. "''"·!'eo._cYITIX u.,~..,. IJ'. wOMEN $ufHJ· ·. Jw"",. ·-•::t ' r y, ' . ij ' • .REG. ~·· u "''·'· .;. ,.. """ :· P,orileroy:'( HOU$E s , "RI'CE Middleport. « : ·Natu_rat:•zer .Dress Shoes ·I ar-, I. ,..~" . 'c~en ;:c::~:-~·-··:: ·· ·8·-~ ·::n~-.~.•-•,•,•.•.•.•.•.•.• -·~o:A:•;o;o;•:•.·,·:·:•,•.•,•· •..,..... ,.;:;•;•:•;•:-;....-_o,; -- u -.r·· ••• ,.. .. "'o ... - :o· . .. ··"•'"'· ""'. ...-.!i.•,•;9,;y;,..'!o;:o.;o;.o;.,.;o;;•,-'t,•.v.o;oi-:" ~Kmn :-.:.~_! ""' • wu · - _,., w. A. Glbbl. ~0~=~=-~~ W. Kramer, the bl'ide's- brother of St. Louis, Mo., were llf'OOIIIIIIlel, Sealin8the guesta were Robert G. Godhardt, lludam, Masa.;and Stephen L. Woodcock, Haverhill, Mus. ~L?"tion following lbe ·-.,.wasbeldattheHoUday Inn. Orchidl shipped from Hawlli hy a friend of tbe bride IIIII groom decorated the aerving tab)e. For her traveling coalllme the bride changed iniD a brown suit dress with whfub abe wore brown acceasoriea. tbe lludenlaenale. . After a honeymoon In Colorado, the couple wtU live In Las YIIU where ~ are employed Univeralty. parttime bJ !he . Ha.en ~~ ';, . ,. ~~= f~n:: =~~:' ~ Rui~D~~~ben <:;1: :!~t!;:;:~:.:= =;:!.~of~::. Racine, aerved as best man IDd pbyslw education at Ohio Stele Middleport First Baptist Mn. University. She plana to con- Church were guests at a New Year'sEvepartyhoatedbyMr. --o and Mrs. Manning Kloea. 1\lpba Sipla ldpba Soi'ori!J. 'l'be groom graduated from high IChool in Albuquerque IIIII Ia alao 1 junlar at NMHU.IIfJ Ia affiliated with S11!D1 Pili Alpha Fnterillty IIIII Ia a member of MIDDLEPORT - Bubbl of F• ller daughter'a weddbc, wblte siadJoUI!tnW hy pUua Mra. KID8 11111'8 • lime ..._ and C811delabra ·dleonted lbe coat ..-nble wtlb lllltcl!lll altar oflbe l!radbliry Churcb of hat IIIII II!Oea. Mn. Finllw Chrblt fCII' ~ wadding of MIY In a grey wool au1ib wttli !Ditch-· Debra EIIIDe KID& to Mr. log hal and 1110ea IIIII bo111 SlliDIIID Rldllld Flnlaw. Mn. KID8 IIIII Mn. Finllw '1\e wacldlns wu 1n neat of . . . earuc• of ~'"l•lt Ocl.l aU:JO p.m. wltb lfr. Ted arcblda. Cldwallader reading the double A reception boaoriDI tht rlngetNIIIOIIf. 'l'bebridelsthe couPle wu held In lbe ·dllrdl daupbir of . lfr. IIIII lire. m.1 room. Aqua blu DttlbiC William H. KiD8 of Middleport, WU Ullld on lbe refre bporlt Route 1, IIIII lbe bridelroom Ia !Uie.llervlng wen MJ.. c,lllll lbe- oflfr.lllll Mn. Rldllld stev....., Point Fl "'. W• A. Flnlaw of PUIIeioy. Va.; Mn. Glarla O'clll, IliaNuplllllllllllc - provided -rille; Mn. ae.le KIDc, llln. by Mra. Raym~ Wllcoz, ArllDe Davll, Mill ltltllryll Middleport, Route . 1, planill, werner, IDd Mra. MII'Uya IDd Mn. Doat14 Mayer, Poulin, all Gl Mlddlepci1, Route l'wMI-oy, 9UCIIIalt Tbe bride I. WlleiCCI'tedtolbelltarhyller a-t. wen regiJiered bJ Iaiiier. Mila ltlrya staker, Fraaklla Far blr ~· lbe bride Fumace. . . wcnawblteerepegowawltba For a weddlng trip lliiCJGCII lace bodice IIIII• ·!JI empire the Smoky IIIII Blue llklle llllbouette. Her bbnfflqt veU of Mountalnt, lhe bride dwniod bridallllulion feU fl'lliD 1 petal Into 1ft aqua double knit ~ .J!Illteau beai!Piece"••ceut•d ..tll"llhM wtlb -'-'te •- 8be ·.v• .alb·aW~,.-~r.'J'!i!l,~~"· '· ' · ..,. . ' ' JrCII't• . bial* · ""' ..,..., palelllaem!il, wumadellylbiilir•. Hir Oai,y ·llllllbe lil'deala CCI' api\m jewelry- a lol4 bracelet, a her bridal bouquet. , 11ft Gl 1be brtdep'oam. · Sbe Tbe aew Mn. Finllw 11 a c:arried a bouquet Gl prdeniaa, graduate ot M1M1tpnrt llllb sweetheart ro1e1 · and ScboollllllattendedRioGnnlle atepbanotla. Collale. Sbe Ia employed at lbe 'l'be brlde'1 alleadanta Weft Imperial Electric Co Jlld. Mla .Carol S. KIDc, Middleport, dllplll'l. lfr. Finllw blr Clllllln, lbe maid Gl bonor; from ·Pamel'nyHighScbool ud Mia Slier!)' KIDc, Mia ltllby attended Trlnkiad Slate J1lllkl' KIDc,bolllllalenoflbelirlde; Colle~• In Colorado IIIII Rio and Mill Tamata 'JI'IDlaw Grande College He Ia ew *tb Cincinnati, lllater 'of the employed Ia' lbe pla~';;'tnl bridegrOCIIJ, tbe br',.tewiwlda. aurvey department oflbe Olio AU oflbe •lteadlall were ID Department of lll&bwaya, JJqUI blue bonded cnpe IOWIII ColJIJIIINa. lritb!Ditc:hing llioea IIIII plllbq Tbe couple re~lclel a.l · habl. 'l'be)' carried bouqllllbl of Ptmeroy Route._ . ··' wbite camatlonl Unfed aqua· blue,lllllwcnrblneatGueplna, liftl of the bride. ' . friends Need · Mr. J1111e1 Aadenoa of To Know PUIIetoywu bell JIJiiJ fCII' lbe You Care ~ 'l'be Ulben were Mr. Ral)llf Jroalon, a Flowers Mr.IIDII!Apn llllllfr TertyEviDI,botbOfi'Ga:ieroy: Tell Them So Mia Rita Bail7• Clllllln oflbe brlde,..,edullowwllrl-Sbe M~(N'S DI_ESS & WOB SHOES . �Mary Hall of Rutland Engaged Mrs. Paul Elroy Griege (See Slory Elsewheft lflls page) •-~• ..•' ..,•+• • .• ~ ....- . • • Mr. and Mrs. John Michael Roush ' ... ~ ; Wed Christmas Eve • : ~ POMEROY - The Christmas Eve wedding of Mlaa Deborah JIIJI Balllo Mr. John Michael IIDIIIh was solomnlzed at the RuUIDd Cburch of the Nuarene. 'l'be Rev. Lloyd Grinun of. lldatnd at the 6:30p.m. double rtac ceremony. The bride is the daulbter of Mr. and Mrs. W1lllam Hall, RuUand, and lhe bridegroom Is lbe son of Mr. IIIII Mn. John Roush, Sr., Breezy Heights, Pomeroy. Miss Jenny Ferguson of Pomeroy, IIDute 3, served as maid of honor for the bride. Mr. Larry Grogan, Second St., Middleport, was the best man. A reception honoring the couple was held at the home of the bride's parents.. Mrs. RDush resides with her parents. Mr. Rouah enlisted In the U. S. Navy and is now staUoned at Great Lakes, m. : Ewings are Hosts For Holiday Party • :: :· POMEROY -Mr. and Mrs. a holiday party Monday evening. G-tswereCaptainandMrs. IIDger RDae, Mess, Arizona; Mr. IIIII Mrs. George Mead, Waahington, D. C.; Miss Jbrgaret Handley, New York ~ Ben Ewing hosted : " '! : : ~ J: Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridenour, Cheater, and Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Goebel ~ Pillins. ' ) · ~ Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. and MIY Handley gradua the same year !rom U1e st. Jolreph f_ POMEROY - Weddln g vows She wore a lingerllp veil of ., wwe achanged In a 2 o'clock silk illusion thai feU lrom a • Dupiiii!DISISalurday, Dec. 20, white velvet bow and carried a . i; hyia~·=:=cg';! =~~~U.::f:fte:"chldyer -..,.... · IIIII Mr. Paul Elroy Griego of surrounded hy stephanoUs and ; AJbo'l'be"'\*'brldeque, Nthe . M.daugh showk,_ered with wblte aaUn love 11 · " fer of no... l . Dr. IIIII Mrs. N. W. Kramer Attendlngthebrldeaamaidof (Thane! Barnilz) of honor was her slater, Mils Sara Albuquerque and the grand- Kramer.Tbe_brldeamaldawere dlucbter of Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. her slater, MISS Aleu Kramer, Bamllz, Pomeroy. Miss Teresa C. DeBac;a, Las . · Selllq for the ceremony Vegas, and Miq Cynthia pafwmed by tbe Rev. Edward Guthrie. •, : Olrialman, was enhanced wiU! They W()I'O Door lqlh go1wna iliDdle trees decorated with ofplumvelvetbodlceaandlilac i ' I)')IIOpbila Ued with velvet saUn skirts lalling from tbe rlllban. O.,~lscUons of empire ·Wdista. The threemusic was quarter length sleeve• had • ll'aditlooal ·. Jl' •ted hy Deanlorl. alarJd.<Jutcufflwhichwenlined . flllcllael ond Gregory with Ulac aaUn. Llrlt velvet : 1' I ""' , Amarillo, oousins of bows complimented the belbl lie bride, wert the Ma.. aer- and accented the back ' walaWnea. Each wore a plum In llll1'l'iqe hy her velvet how in her hair lixl ,;!i!llll) lbe lride wore a fofmal c:arried pink lrosted mums. gown of Imported Candleligbters wen 'nmotby alyled with aeoop and Stephen Hoellcher, IIIII Iang petal pointed Amarillo, oous1ns of the bride. Tbe A1-line aUhouelte Evlft and EmU Kramer, ber · an ........ empire....bOdice brothers, of Scott Nwere the ring~... hy a """' Uiu.. re. Radley, ltliaea, n. silk cut work Y., aerved as the best man and llowed freely Elroy A. Griego, Jr. and Robert train of cut H. Griego, Albuquerque, iiiiMa Watteau ~ brothers of the groom, IIIII Eric '1. 150 Attended TTTnlnh Ser ,;1VJ W UK.. v"""" 4 = K rfff G • Jf7 dd • • ;,. ram_. f. neiJ'e We tng '£S 0 ;~ E ven ~ - 1t. 0ifDecem ber 18t hc.._____ ~ King-Finlaw Vows . Taken in October POMEROY-Mr. and Mn. J. M. Gaul, Pomeror, Route 3, are announcing the engagement and approachiJw marriage of tbeir daughter, Patricia Ann, to Mr. LarrY D. (]ay, BOD Of Mr, 8Jid Mrs. Herbert W. Clay, Ilearbom Jfeighta, Mich. . Mlaa Gaul graduated from Eutem IDgh School, ct.& of 1967, and Ia a junior at Glenville Slate College, GienvWe, w. Va. Her fiance Ia a graduate of Crestwood IDgh SchooiiDd Ia atlendlng Henry Ford Conununity CoUege, Dearhom, Mich., while onlft educational leave from General Motors Corp. A SUJIIIIIOl' wedding II being planned by the couple. MIDDLEPORT - Over 110 MONDAY ttended YOUNG ADULT CLASS persons a a watc:h night Bradbury Church of christ: :::, ~:es!t~ Monday 7 pJD. at the church. of the Nazarene by tbe MeJp MEIGS DeMOLAY councD, Area Hollneu Alan. RACINE - A Door length lhe ushers were Charles Yost, Monday at 7 p.m.; the Nine churches were gown of ivory bridal aaUn was Racine, brother of tbe bride, DeMolay Chapter, 7:30 p.m., represented allbe amlce with worn by Mlaa Nancy Kay Yost and George E. Skinner, Middleport Masonic Temple. Dr. Steven Neue, prelldent of of Columbus for her weddlng ID Pomeroy, a eoua1n of tbe bride. Relrellhmenls. Mt. Vernon Nazarene "·"-e, Mr. carl James Circle, alao of For her da1J8hler'a wedding, .......,. Columbus, at the First BapUat Mra. Yost wore a royal blue SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 88 ~pe~ker. Church In Racine. double knit drea in A-line style Monday night at the school. Tbe attendance banner went 'l'be 10:30 am. doublo-rlng and a CCII'88ge of white car- TUESDAY to the Laurel Cliff Free ~ on Nov. 28 was nations. Mrs. ,.._,~ wa• In MIDDLEPORT FlrAM Lodge 1\fe.lllodiat, Cb~b. ·!!\Ill II """"' U u.~. UMIDbera """""' a"-'lnl ....._ ,..,.... performed by lhe Rev. ~lea ntvy blue taffeta with red•and N0 • 383 "'--'•u • ......,.; · a .......,, · · ,,,.,. S. Norrla before Ill altar white trim and alao wore a Masona welcome. cenqge banner - t to. lbe decorated In the Tbeak!Clvlng white carnation coraage. WEDNESDAY Pomeroy . Cburch of the theme. Mlaa Shirlee Neigler of Immediately following the BIG BEND Neighborhood NIIZII'One with 130 per cent of Racine waa lhe organist. ceremony a reception was held Girl Scout service team, the membership amoag ita Daughter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. intbeehurchsoetalroom. Blue training aeaaton, 10 a.m. to 2 repreaentativeatbere. Gene Yost of Racine, tbe bride nellin& was uaed over white p.m. Wednesday, st. Andrews During the amlce, the Rev. was escorted ID the altar by her blbleclotbs and the decorations Church, Parkersburg, W. Va. Eugene Gillpve 1 five miDule lather. Her gown was fuhioned featured weddlng beUs. Tbe THURSDAY sennonetle ~hy~ with a scoop neckline, long cake waa topped with white PAST COUNCILORS, was presen ea aleevea with points over the beUs and love birds holding TheodOI'UII Council 17, Daughter OUier churchee iepwnted wrisls,andatraln. HerveDwa• wedding rings. of America, 7 pm. Thursday, were Racine Oiurch of tbe of ivory lace and she wore a Mrs. George B. Skinner, home of Mrs. Mabel Wolfe. Nazarene, ~ter Churcb of rbinea!Dne necklace, a gift of Pomeroy, aunt of the bride, AFTERNOON CIRCLE, the Nazarene, Point Rock the groom who is tbe BOD of Mr. aerved the cake and others Heath United Methodist Church of tbe NUIII'IIJI, Pt. and Mrs. Homer Circle, Racine. usialing with lhe llei'Vin& were Church, 2 p.m. Thunday at the Pleuanl Church of lbe The bride made both her Mrs. Earl Cross, Mrs. Charlea church. Mrs. M. L. French, Naz.arene and lbe DanvUie weddlng gown and her veil. She Theiss, Diana, Donna and program leader; Mrs. Emei'IOII Wealeyan Church. c:arried a nosegay bouquet of Deborah Cross, all of Racine. Jones, devotio01; Mra. P. L. ivory roses and white car- Guealll were registered hy MJaa Mitc:h, Mrs. James Jividen, naUons. MarlhaYosl,slsterofthebride, Mrs. C. M. WUson, hostesses. CANADAY& ENTERTAIN Tbe bride's only attendant and Miss Dizie Circle, the BIG BEND NEIGHPOMEROY- Mr. IDd Mn. was Mlaa Carol WUcozen, high groom's slater. BORHOOD, Four Rivers Girl Delmar A Canada ................. school friend and roommate at For a wedding trip to Scout Council, aerviee team at their rkcoin lfiji;d':; Ohio Slate University. She Clarlisburg, W. Va., tbe bride meelin8, Thursday, 9:30 1o 11 williaNewYear'aoEveparly. fuhioned her own dress of ice changed iniD an enaemble of am., Middleport Scout Houae. ,Guests were Mr. and Mra. blue taffete, lloor lengtll, with a b'·"" gold and red. • --011 "el'- A'-'een Ohio· scoopnecklineandlongaleevea n;" new Mrs. Circle 1a a Members of Class ;', .;d ~- ~ ~w.', lftd wore a matching bow In her graduate of Southern High G Mr. IDd Mn. Aaron r.tJI, lfr. hair. Her llowera were white School, attended Rio Grande uests at Party . . mdfoln.Eibert Jl...,, Dr. ! ~~er,Mr. ~~ate~· ~~~ ::=~..::.~.~.~ursing at ~o~b~J~dams, ! Miss Patricia Ann Gaul to Wed October Bride .t• ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fin/ow Nancy Yost is •' •• + ., RUTLAND -Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Hall of RuUand are annDUIICq the enga&ementoflhelr daughter, Mary, to Mr. Gary Falloo, BOo of Mr. and Mra. Vemard F8llon of Patriot, RDute 2. Mlaa Hall is a 1968 graduate of Meigs Local IDgh School and Is employed at Dutton Onqj In Mlddleport. Mr. Fallon Is a 1966graduale of Soulhwestem IDgh School and Is presenUy employed as a meat cutter at the Penny-Fare Store In GaiUpoUa. Weddlng plans are incomplete. Jr., I,'\ ' . ' ' I> . - ,'''' Heroine'. Chap_m an-Canaday .. .TWICE . " ' ' . . POIEIOY, OHIO YEARLY• .STARTS TOUIOW, .JANUARY 5 AT 9:00 A.M. . ' ,. Mated **• . ' ' '· ""~ •••••• '~ ~ ~ "'! ······· ••• o; • ~ v.x.• ..."..,..:....... .. : ~') . I • • I •' ~=:~:.or:u'ps::. a!~':n~~=a: Be~~ Is alao a graduate Joe; Mr. aitJ..Mra. John Fuliz ol Soutbem High InScbool. ltrfed two yean the U. He S. Army,parlof.lhatUmeiDitaly, and Is eurrenUy employad hy AuCol·~~~ . Transport of .....,.. 'l'be couple resides at 12lf Forsythe, Columbus. Out' of county guests at the wedding were Mr. IDd Mn. DnyleMutU, Tomllld Ted, New PhUadelphia; George and David KIICIJil8, Gahanna; Mrs; Mart G,_.., Shade; and Mr. and Mn. RlllllaU Reiber and Rachael, Norfolk, Virglnls. A rehearsal dinner at tbe Congress Inn Friday night before ·the wedding was boated hy the bridegroom's parenla. TbenewMn.Griegolsallll'l grad111te of Plainview IDgh School. She Ia a junior at New Meldco Hlghlandl Univenity, Las YIIU and Ia unemher ol 75th Anniversary Will be Observed :.::.reifr. ::::I= . Walburn Mr. and Mra. Fred Lewll,'lllll tbe hoabl' ehildrea, Kent, Lori IDd L)'Dn Games wereplayedandreh.hmenll aerved ' HOST DINNER PARTY MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mn. Don Go111ey, Middleport, boated a New Year's. nJgbt dlnnerparty.'lbeirguellla-e Mr. and Mra. Herold Yo111111, auton, W. Va., Mra. ~QII Lowery, Middleport; lire. Amii Ogdln, Willleaville; Mr. and Mra. Eugeae Campbell, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, Karea Grlffilb, Pllmeroy; and Dollie Walters, tULJ ••• ~· ~ .' .~~~JI4,/ · 'I . f~ 10 Ail . Caa IIID~ ~ ......... hle ...~y > MIDDLEPORT- Return Jonathan Melp Chapter of the MIETINO CANCEl! ED DaUihten of the American MIDDLEPORT - Jaauary Revolution wiU meet at 2 p, m,, mellbJC of the ,~ r4 u., , f'riday·at tbe home of Mn. N,ft, Mlddlepu1 Firt Dapar lnMil( · Moan. Co-llollaM wtU be baa been eanceUed. Mra. o. p. Klein and Miaa· · ' . Ludlle Smith • ~ ~ wtU feature 1ft . ot.rvanee of the , 711!1 ~ WITJI. . , . _.,,...... nlveraary ofllle ~tbe Conomon Kod..,. or - . . ·!:;r:. National"-'· ..•.. . · !!~"' , •.., ""''»' " ' - " . """'KIV w ~...R. GRan 11:1\1111)1 .......... •1'111 of the American Revcnlloii .......,,.._ '""" """'"'· with Mra. Dwlcht Mllholn iJi i:i/'l:.~~':ic \r.:~!.!!t,.z~. dJarit. It wu noted thellheft .... ~. •• ~....'::!..,~'Jii:! laiD .a •l'l.,. olthe January' tlZ :J::r ~'::I.I',:T:'":'..l':ii L-.~:-~lliio----J~~:;:~~;.;::~~O.:~~~~~~~.: iDd f:ebrulry boateaaes. "''"·!'eo._cYITIX u.,~..,. IJ'. wOMEN $ufHJ· ·. Jw"",. ·-•::t ' r y, ' . ij ' • .REG. ~·· u "''·'· .;. ,.. """ :· P,orileroy:'( HOU$E s , "RI'CE Middleport. « : ·Natu_rat:•zer .Dress Shoes ·I ar-, I. ,..~" . 'c~en ;:c::~:-~·-··:: ·· ·8·-~ ·::n~-.~.•-•,•,•.•.•.•.•.•.• -·~o:A:•;o;o;•:•.·,·:·:•,•.•,•· •..,..... ,.;:;•;•:•;•:-;....-_o,; -- u -.r·· ••• ,.. .. "'o ... - :o· . .. ··"•'"'· ""'. ...-.!i.•,•;9,;y;,..'!o;:o.;o;.o;.,.;o;;•,-'t,•.v.o;oi-:" ~Kmn :-.:.~_! ""' • wu · - _,., w. A. Glbbl. ~0~=~=-~~ W. Kramer, the bl'ide's- brother of St. Louis, Mo., were llf'OOIIIIIIlel, Sealin8the guesta were Robert G. Godhardt, lludam, Masa.;and Stephen L. Woodcock, Haverhill, Mus. ~L?"tion following lbe ·-.,.wasbeldattheHoUday Inn. Orchidl shipped from Hawlli hy a friend of tbe bride IIIII groom decorated the aerving tab)e. For her traveling coalllme the bride changed iniD a brown suit dress with whfub abe wore brown acceasoriea. tbe lludenlaenale. . After a honeymoon In Colorado, the couple wtU live In Las YIIU where ~ are employed Univeralty. parttime bJ !he . Ha.en ~~ ';, . ,. ~~= f~n:: =~~:' ~ Rui~D~~~ben <:;1: :!~t!;:;:~:.:= =;:!.~of~::. Racine, aerved as best man IDd pbyslw education at Ohio Stele Middleport First Baptist Mn. University. She plana to con- Church were guests at a New Year'sEvepartyhoatedbyMr. --o and Mrs. Manning Kloea. 1\lpba Sipla ldpba Soi'ori!J. 'l'be groom graduated from high IChool in Albuquerque IIIII Ia alao 1 junlar at NMHU.IIfJ Ia affiliated with S11!D1 Pili Alpha Fnterillty IIIII Ia a member of MIDDLEPORT - Bubbl of F• ller daughter'a weddbc, wblte siadJoUI!tnW hy pUua Mra. KID8 11111'8 • lime ..._ and C811delabra ·dleonted lbe coat ..-nble wtlb lllltcl!lll altar oflbe l!radbliry Churcb of hat IIIII II!Oea. Mn. Finllw Chrblt fCII' ~ wadding of MIY In a grey wool au1ib wttli !Ditch-· Debra EIIIDe KID& to Mr. log hal and 1110ea IIIII bo111 SlliDIIID Rldllld Flnlaw. Mn. KID8 IIIII Mn. Finllw '1\e wacldlns wu 1n neat of . . . earuc• of ~'"l•lt Ocl.l aU:JO p.m. wltb lfr. Ted arcblda. Cldwallader reading the double A reception boaoriDI tht rlngetNIIIOIIf. 'l'bebridelsthe couPle wu held In lbe ·dllrdl daupbir of . lfr. IIIII lire. m.1 room. Aqua blu DttlbiC William H. KiD8 of Middleport, WU Ullld on lbe refre bporlt Route 1, IIIII lbe bridelroom Ia !Uie.llervlng wen MJ.. c,lllll lbe- oflfr.lllll Mn. Rldllld stev....., Point Fl "'. W• A. Flnlaw of PUIIeioy. Va.; Mn. Glarla O'clll, IliaNuplllllllllllc - provided -rille; Mn. ae.le KIDc, llln. by Mra. Raym~ Wllcoz, ArllDe Davll, Mill ltltllryll Middleport, Route . 1, planill, werner, IDd Mra. MII'Uya IDd Mn. Doat14 Mayer, Poulin, all Gl Mlddlepci1, Route l'wMI-oy, 9UCIIIalt Tbe bride I. WlleiCCI'tedtolbelltarhyller a-t. wen regiJiered bJ Iaiiier. Mila ltlrya staker, Fraaklla Far blr ~· lbe bride Fumace. . . wcnawblteerepegowawltba For a weddlng trip lliiCJGCII lace bodice IIIII• ·!JI empire the Smoky IIIII Blue llklle llllbouette. Her bbnfflqt veU of Mountalnt, lhe bride dwniod bridallllulion feU fl'lliD 1 petal Into 1ft aqua double knit ~ .J!Illteau beai!Piece"••ceut•d ..tll"llhM wtlb -'-'te •- 8be ·.v• .alb·aW~,.-~r.'J'!i!l,~~"· '· ' · ..,. . ' ' JrCII't• . bial* · ""' ..,..., palelllaem!il, wumadellylbiilir•. Hir Oai,y ·llllllbe lil'deala CCI' api\m jewelry- a lol4 bracelet, a her bridal bouquet. , 11ft Gl 1be brtdep'oam. · Sbe Tbe aew Mn. Finllw 11 a c:arried a bouquet Gl prdeniaa, graduate ot M1M1tpnrt llllb sweetheart ro1e1 · and ScboollllllattendedRioGnnlle atepbanotla. Collale. Sbe Ia employed at lbe 'l'be brlde'1 alleadanta Weft Imperial Electric Co Jlld. Mla .Carol S. KIDc, Middleport, dllplll'l. lfr. Finllw blr Clllllln, lbe maid Gl bonor; from ·Pamel'nyHighScbool ud Mia Slier!)' KIDc, Mia ltllby attended Trlnkiad Slate J1lllkl' KIDc,bolllllalenoflbelirlde; Colle~• In Colorado IIIII Rio and Mill Tamata 'JI'IDlaw Grande College He Ia ew *tb Cincinnati, lllater 'of the employed Ia' lbe pla~';;'tnl bridegrOCIIJ, tbe br',.tewiwlda. aurvey department oflbe Olio AU oflbe •lteadlall were ID Department of lll&bwaya, JJqUI blue bonded cnpe IOWIII ColJIJIIINa. lritb!Ditc:hing llioea IIIII plllbq Tbe couple re~lclel a.l · habl. 'l'be)' carried bouqllllbl of Ptmeroy Route._ . ··' wbite camatlonl Unfed aqua· blue,lllllwcnrblneatGueplna, liftl of the bride. ' . friends Need · Mr. J1111e1 Aadenoa of To Know PUIIetoywu bell JIJiiJ fCII' lbe You Care ~ 'l'be Ulben were Mr. Ral)llf Jroalon, a Flowers Mr.IIDII!Apn llllllfr TertyEviDI,botbOfi'Ga:ieroy: Tell Them So Mia Rita Bail7• Clllllln oflbe brlde,..,edullowwllrl-Sbe M~(N'S DI_ESS & WOB SHOES . �·IIIII Welflll. ll8jerltJ I :Dill ~ . ~. tinier Ia . IIIPIIed lo 31 ICbool. dlllriclt · 111111}11 1111rollment J~umber ( UPJ) Pr!v1de ICboola ' 'lbe court dlreeted lhe U.S. 1zs:m lltudalll. Tbla IDeludet ~~.' .1!f'li':R •· ,, / "' ' ..." · Rouge. ..• ~ DEC. 30, 1919 - ;rHE RIVER is falling aJX! fl'ee of Ice. Navigation with the packets has been entirely suspenaed the past week between Pittsburgh, Gallipolis, and Cincinnati. • • • • - I>EC. 31, 1919 -1'HERE willJI'Obably be a reswnption of navigation next week. Some rlvennen believe we have had Ute worlit of the winter. Filly years ago at Cinclnnali Ute steamboat Olampion No. 6, in tow for the Fertilizer Com· pany, collided with the upboand sidewheel SWIIlow above Boldface Creek on the Kentucky shore and caused Ute SWallow to sink. It was SI)Owing hard and quite dark when the accident oc:ciDTed. .• The name of the Louisville-Cincinnati pacllel M. A. Bll"lte wW be changed ID the John W. Hubbard in honor of the wealthy preaideul of the company that owns the line. The Burke Is one of the largest and lineal BldeWheel,pll:kets .on ,the ~ ~v.r · '· Ia COIIIIIIJuled by. CaiJI.I!ln Ed ~ '. .. · · · · T.'W'righl of on City, Pa., president of Ute Allegheuy River·fmprovement Aaaociallm, was visitor Monday on the CiDcinnati ri..r front. Hewuaccompanledbyhislather,Coi.Thom8S' J. Wright, who was ~ a director lor the Ohio and Allegheny River Vallay by ~ National Riven and Harbors Congress in Wlllhlngton early in December. This fa the 1aat installment of Filly Years Ago on the River. Galllpolis Dally Tribune issues of tm, ltzl and 1122 are missing from the ·mlcrofllm fUel, and no River News Is available. in the near ruture; a new rjver column will be launched In Ute Sund&y Times-Sentinel. Waldl .It"ern · . .:.. ')»mw;. . " ' ' ' . :seven· ..4merictJIII . . I il ' . •' ~"*.:;:; .~.;'2<0!:"~~ ' Die in DMZ Frght ALL I I '; ,1 : fl~ ~ t '· I " ~·:l.o .1 .'l l'"t.r::};•j a for II. Ohioans Pay 11.88% . ~. ~· More 1st Half Taxes COLUMBUS - Income from Ohlo'ol3 major taxes during the first hill of Fiacal Year 1969-70 was up 11.88 per cent over receipts for the comparable period of last year according ID fi&urea releaaed today by State Treuurer John D. Herbert. Herbert, In a mid-year report, oald IDtal income from Ute 13 . major taxea during the first slx montba of the current liacal year IDtaled $775,311,753.82 up ~350,983.33 over collections of a year ago. Recent tar hikes In Uquor : The Leroy, lald up here, Will resume bet trtpa ID Olarleaton next Monday, Jan. 5. Captain E. A. Burnaldes, manager of trwporlatlon ior the Campbell Creet .Coal Co., reports coal in the Cincinnati ~rlct Jl'Oity """rce but at the 1181lle ·time \here ls'·no great demand for it as the plants are oot worldrlg very hriskfy and private fanillies and Jl!lbllc ptacea and inatitut!Ons of varlousldndil had laid in their coal as fast as they could get It before and after the strike. Coal Is being londed at the minea bol t1fe river& ere IDo low to bri118 any o~t. A cold spell would soon bri118 . hardships on the poorer class in · Cincinnati and vicinity -who are unable to lay . in their winter coal. Burnside will soon have coal ready ID go out as soon as there is a possible chance of navigating in anyway safely . The towboat D. T. Lane look a load of 10 old barges Ill Pomeroy from Pt. Pleasant to be loaded with coal for the Island Creek Coal Co. The bargea bave been harbored in the mouth of the Kanawha River and were fonnerly owned by the Pittsburgh Coal Co. , .~e gre~test nuril'bet oflowboats op~.tjl!lri'tl>ri·: . ~-!J -ril w~s Is now confined to the Pittsburgh District where the Carneige Steel Company's Oeet leads in the number of steel steam~ aJX! steel barges, several ol which have been built during the past two years to transport coal, that used to go south to the steel mills. No more big coal Reels will Ukely ever go solllh again. It .is rumored that Commodore John W. Hubbard, president of the Louisville-Cincinnati Packet Co., may boy Fern Grove Park, near Louiaville. ' Na.tioh~l 50 Years Ago on the River GALUPOLIS - Ail the year 1919 drew to a close, Ute Pittsburgh "Combine" bad disposed of its river business south of ·Louiaville, K,y ., aJX! was getting rid of several large towboats. It was Ute ending of an era in more ways than one. Here is a day-by-day report of River News from Ute Gallipolis Daily Tribune, as 1919 was ready ID bow out. DEC. 29, 191~THE RIVER is rising alowly. The lee had about entirely disappeared this morning. Supt. Rader of the local marine oospital now has four patients, two soldiers and two rivermen. One steamboat man was discharged from the hospital last week. The Lcuisville -Cincinnati boats were the only packets operating out of Cincinnati the past week. Tobacco is now moving. Having disposed of all their river business south of Louisville, the Pittsburgh Coal Co., better known as Ute "Combine" has advertised for sale the following towboats: The F. M. Wallace, fonnerly the Oakland, built at Pills· burgh in !872; Tom Doddsworth, built in 1871; Cruiser, built in 1890; Enterprise, rebuilt in 1903; Raymond Horner, built in 1882; Rall8er, for· merly the John W. Allen, built in 1892; Boaz, built in 1882; Valiant, fonnerly the Joe Nixon, built in 1877; Duquesne, formerly the H. M. Holie,that blew up at Portland, built In 1887; T. S. Wood, buill at Middleport in 1899; Transit, builtin 1889; Tug Waah Gray, built in 1896 (the Duquesne, Wallace, Boaz aJX! Doddsworth are IDwboats of from 1,350 ID 1,450 oorsepower). Several of the Combine's big IDwboats have been diBmanUed the past two years· at the company's boneyard up the Monongahela Rivet near Pittsburgh. The famous tOwboat John A. Wood, built in 1880, was sold rcently ID the SlandardOilCo. of Lcuisiana and is being rebuilt at Pittsburgh. She will be renamed the Balon ·, "·' Gallonage ana Clgaretteo boosted receipts In these two areas coosiderably higher over 1aat year. Herbert reported Liquor Glllonage receipts In· creased $4,7'1'1,222.52 or 72.57 per cent over Income of a year ago. Cigarettes alao ahowed a gain of '12,4:11,0110.47 or an In· ct'eaae -over 1aat year ol 25.91 per cent. Sales and Use Tax coUections, which represent Ute· greatest source of lncome to the State, showed an 1ncreue of over 'n~ mllllon over last year for a gain of U4 per cenL Herbert repOrted other gaina In revenue came in receipts from Guotine, up tilii per cent; Corporation Frllitchlse, up 22.011 percent; Forelgnlnaurance, up 16.59 per cent; Intangible T~. up 8.20 per cent;. Alcobollc Beveragea, uP 10.88 per cent; Highway .ute Tax, up 6.98 per cent; and Publlc Utilitfea, up 4UO per cent. Two aourcea of revenue were down from a year ago, according 1D Herbert. The Racing Tax wu off 2.28 per cent and Inherllance Taxea were down 5.71 per cent from a year ago. AYS ONLY., ,. Bid!! Wanted on Plugging 3 We~ls CIIARLESTON - The Well Virghda llepartl:nent ol Millea II aattnc .lor bkla for Ute pJualng of tbree abandoned wella ,1n Marion, Wood and JICkiOII counties. The · tbree we1la to be pluued lnltillly are locl!ted at Mannington, and near Parkeraburg and Silverton, Jacbon Countt. An)<one inlerelted In bldd1nil on the work may obtain fuU ~tails by eootactlng the w..t Virghda Department ol Minet, on and Gaa Di~on. State Capitol, Cbarleslon, West Vlrglnla 2531». Bids miL!I be In bY, Fe\m(ary l. ' ::~ iD OSU 78, Minnesota n Rio Grande 53, Bluefield 50 ( Halfl Wahama 97, Kyger Creek 73 · Hannan Trace 42, Hannan, W. Va. 32 Waterford 74, Southern. 63 Mississippi 45, KentuckY:J8 (Half) Eastern 86, Southwestern S3 ' ' I' l . ' , ,. ',· Rose Slowly On Saturda-y I ·M:J.w'""'"'fiim.:.o 'd~····~..,, . ~'!i''i' · :•••'<''";::-; l'.. "'""'.. d ~-mi • • • "..Wffi/WW&m ...:;:-·.., « •........ =:::::$!.:>.::"' • .• ' .~.• ~ . ••. . : ...... •• ••••• ··~ .•~ ,>:; .. Death . Cnunt .· \• ' ' dealb �·IIIII Welflll. ll8jerltJ I :Dill ~ . ~. tinier Ia . IIIPIIed lo 31 ICbool. dlllriclt · 111111}11 1111rollment J~umber ( UPJ) Pr!v1de ICboola ' 'lbe court dlreeted lhe U.S. 1zs:m lltudalll. Tbla IDeludet ~~.' .1!f'li':R •· ,, / "' ' ..." · Rouge. ..• ~ DEC. 30, 1919 - ;rHE RIVER is falling aJX! fl'ee of Ice. Navigation with the packets has been entirely suspenaed the past week between Pittsburgh, Gallipolis, and Cincinnati. • • • • - I>EC. 31, 1919 -1'HERE willJI'Obably be a reswnption of navigation next week. Some rlvennen believe we have had Ute worlit of the winter. Filly years ago at Cinclnnali Ute steamboat Olampion No. 6, in tow for the Fertilizer Com· pany, collided with the upboand sidewheel SWIIlow above Boldface Creek on the Kentucky shore and caused Ute SWallow to sink. It was SI)Owing hard and quite dark when the accident oc:ciDTed. .• The name of the Louisville-Cincinnati pacllel M. A. Bll"lte wW be changed ID the John W. Hubbard in honor of the wealthy preaideul of the company that owns the line. The Burke Is one of the largest and lineal BldeWheel,pll:kets .on ,the ~ ~v.r · '· Ia COIIIIIIJuled by. CaiJI.I!ln Ed ~ '. .. · · · · T.'W'righl of on City, Pa., president of Ute Allegheuy River·fmprovement Aaaociallm, was visitor Monday on the CiDcinnati ri..r front. Hewuaccompanledbyhislather,Coi.Thom8S' J. Wright, who was ~ a director lor the Ohio and Allegheny River Vallay by ~ National Riven and Harbors Congress in Wlllhlngton early in December. This fa the 1aat installment of Filly Years Ago on the River. Galllpolis Dally Tribune issues of tm, ltzl and 1122 are missing from the ·mlcrofllm fUel, and no River News Is available. in the near ruture; a new rjver column will be launched In Ute Sund&y Times-Sentinel. Waldl .It"ern · . .:.. ')»mw;. . " ' ' ' . :seven· ..4merictJIII . . I il ' . •' ~"*.:;:; .~.;'2<0!:"~~ ' Die in DMZ Frght ALL I I '; ,1 : fl~ ~ t '· I " ~·:l.o .1 .'l l'"t.r::};•j a for II. Ohioans Pay 11.88% . ~. ~· More 1st Half Taxes COLUMBUS - Income from Ohlo'ol3 major taxes during the first hill of Fiacal Year 1969-70 was up 11.88 per cent over receipts for the comparable period of last year according ID fi&urea releaaed today by State Treuurer John D. Herbert. Herbert, In a mid-year report, oald IDtal income from Ute 13 . major taxea during the first slx montba of the current liacal year IDtaled $775,311,753.82 up ~350,983.33 over collections of a year ago. Recent tar hikes In Uquor : The Leroy, lald up here, Will resume bet trtpa ID Olarleaton next Monday, Jan. 5. Captain E. A. Burnaldes, manager of trwporlatlon ior the Campbell Creet .Coal Co., reports coal in the Cincinnati ~rlct Jl'Oity """rce but at the 1181lle ·time \here ls'·no great demand for it as the plants are oot worldrlg very hriskfy and private fanillies and Jl!lbllc ptacea and inatitut!Ons of varlousldndil had laid in their coal as fast as they could get It before and after the strike. Coal Is being londed at the minea bol t1fe river& ere IDo low to bri118 any o~t. A cold spell would soon bri118 . hardships on the poorer class in · Cincinnati and vicinity -who are unable to lay . in their winter coal. Burnside will soon have coal ready ID go out as soon as there is a possible chance of navigating in anyway safely . The towboat D. T. Lane look a load of 10 old barges Ill Pomeroy from Pt. Pleasant to be loaded with coal for the Island Creek Coal Co. The bargea bave been harbored in the mouth of the Kanawha River and were fonnerly owned by the Pittsburgh Coal Co. , .~e gre~test nuril'bet oflowboats op~.tjl!lri'tl>ri·: . ~-!J -ril w~s Is now confined to the Pittsburgh District where the Carneige Steel Company's Oeet leads in the number of steel steam~ aJX! steel barges, several ol which have been built during the past two years to transport coal, that used to go south to the steel mills. No more big coal Reels will Ukely ever go solllh again. It .is rumored that Commodore John W. Hubbard, president of the Louisville-Cincinnati Packet Co., may boy Fern Grove Park, near Louiaville. ' Na.tioh~l 50 Years Ago on the River GALUPOLIS - Ail the year 1919 drew to a close, Ute Pittsburgh "Combine" bad disposed of its river business south of ·Louiaville, K,y ., aJX! was getting rid of several large towboats. It was Ute ending of an era in more ways than one. Here is a day-by-day report of River News from Ute Gallipolis Daily Tribune, as 1919 was ready ID bow out. DEC. 29, 191~THE RIVER is rising alowly. The lee had about entirely disappeared this morning. Supt. Rader of the local marine oospital now has four patients, two soldiers and two rivermen. One steamboat man was discharged from the hospital last week. The Lcuisville -Cincinnati boats were the only packets operating out of Cincinnati the past week. Tobacco is now moving. Having disposed of all their river business south of Louisville, the Pittsburgh Coal Co., better known as Ute "Combine" has advertised for sale the following towboats: The F. M. Wallace, fonnerly the Oakland, built at Pills· burgh in !872; Tom Doddsworth, built in 1871; Cruiser, built in 1890; Enterprise, rebuilt in 1903; Raymond Horner, built in 1882; Rall8er, for· merly the John W. Allen, built in 1892; Boaz, built in 1882; Valiant, fonnerly the Joe Nixon, built in 1877; Duquesne, formerly the H. M. Holie,that blew up at Portland, built In 1887; T. S. Wood, buill at Middleport in 1899; Transit, builtin 1889; Tug Waah Gray, built in 1896 (the Duquesne, Wallace, Boaz aJX! Doddsworth are IDwboats of from 1,350 ID 1,450 oorsepower). Several of the Combine's big IDwboats have been diBmanUed the past two years· at the company's boneyard up the Monongahela Rivet near Pittsburgh. The famous tOwboat John A. Wood, built in 1880, was sold rcently ID the SlandardOilCo. of Lcuisiana and is being rebuilt at Pittsburgh. She will be renamed the Balon ·, "·' Gallonage ana Clgaretteo boosted receipts In these two areas coosiderably higher over 1aat year. Herbert reported Liquor Glllonage receipts In· creased $4,7'1'1,222.52 or 72.57 per cent over Income of a year ago. Cigarettes alao ahowed a gain of '12,4:11,0110.47 or an In· ct'eaae -over 1aat year ol 25.91 per cent. Sales and Use Tax coUections, which represent Ute· greatest source of lncome to the State, showed an 1ncreue of over 'n~ mllllon over last year for a gain of U4 per cenL Herbert repOrted other gaina In revenue came in receipts from Guotine, up tilii per cent; Corporation Frllitchlse, up 22.011 percent; Forelgnlnaurance, up 16.59 per cent; Intangible T~. up 8.20 per cent;. Alcobollc Beveragea, uP 10.88 per cent; Highway .ute Tax, up 6.98 per cent; and Publlc Utilitfea, up 4UO per cent. Two aourcea of revenue were down from a year ago, according 1D Herbert. The Racing Tax wu off 2.28 per cent and Inherllance Taxea were down 5.71 per cent from a year ago. AYS ONLY., ,. Bid!! Wanted on Plugging 3 We~ls CIIARLESTON - The Well Virghda llepartl:nent ol Millea II aattnc .lor bkla for Ute pJualng of tbree abandoned wella ,1n Marion, Wood and JICkiOII counties. The · tbree we1la to be pluued lnltillly are locl!ted at Mannington, and near Parkeraburg and Silverton, Jacbon Countt. An)<one inlerelted In bldd1nil on the work may obtain fuU ~tails by eootactlng the w..t Virghda Department ol Minet, on and Gaa Di~on. State Capitol, Cbarleslon, West Vlrglnla 2531». Bids miL!I be In bY, Fe\m(ary l. ' ::~ iD OSU 78, Minnesota n Rio Grande 53, Bluefield 50 ( Halfl Wahama 97, Kyger Creek 73 · Hannan Trace 42, Hannan, W. Va. 32 Waterford 74, Southern. 63 Mississippi 45, KentuckY:J8 (Half) Eastern 86, Southwestern S3 ' ' I' l . ' , ,. ',· Rose Slowly On Saturda-y I ·M:J.w'""'"'fiim.:.o 'd~····~..,, . ~'!i''i' · :•••'<''";::-; l'.. "'""'.. d ~-mi • • • "..Wffi/WW&m ...:;:-·.., « •........ =:::::$!.:>.::"' • .• ' .~.• ~ . ••. . : ...... •• ••••• ··~ .•~ ,>:; .. Death . Cnunt .· \• ' ' dealb �I • Viki;g;···Favared By JOHN G. GRIFPIN UPI,ep.u Wrller MJNNEl'()lJS • liT. PAUL ·(UPI l - The Mlnneaota . Vlldnaa, counting on their · "Purple People-Ealer•" to · ' 1ireCk 1be p&NinJ of steadY BW Nfl*'n, ruled elgblopolnl faWrllel Saturday to beat tbe aev,IanclllrownJ Sunday and becoine tbe flrll ezperislon · , team ever to win the NaUOIIJI FoolbiU League champlonahlp game. . aeu. 14-degree weather wu . apeCied lor tile noon (CST) ' ' · . )ddofr rA tbe Iitle game at · MelropoHian stadium when tbe 'INJIUI'• Eaatern and Western +++++ ' ., • ·BY 1110, .RiG Gr111de Colle&e may be a ~le. lii.MI. ' ' )11111!100. Rio may even be a qgi.....lty 10 ' Cil!li{qDes to grow 1llo! II did~· the ~~~=~: ~ dl.llrl~ 1n tile cowty, th •, ~'!11•"-theenllreeoun!J(lOyeanlrom .. dllltkit,bl llle COIIIIIY1M wUI benefit, a '1'<11181lonal • ~~':·=~~~: near fUture.#~+.! A iiew \lam ill eiQ)eCted ~ GalllpoU. Roller ~- . " . ' leama .......,'"1 "' . +.+'If-f* ' c~ for the right to meet the Amtrlran FoolbaH League champkln In tile SUper Bowiai.New Orleans, J111. 11. Leading the charge of tbe Vlldnga Into !be contest Is tbe front !oilr of their delenoe "People-Eaters" Carl Eller, Gary Larsen, Alan Page and Jim Marahall. II will be the Job .of tbe "Ealera" to gel Nelsen, whole accurate lhorl pa-. ted tbe Bron to an UJllll\ rout of tbe Dlll1aa Cowboylln lui week'a. Eaatem IIUe game jllllaller tbe Vlldngnon tbe Weotem crown by overcoml"'l an even more celebrated DIBler, Roman Gabriel of tbe Loe Angelea Rams. '"DDe Brownl' offenllve line cld f fine Job of ~ N-fronltbeCowboyl,"sald ~· ~ Bud (k.,t, "Oar Job will be to cello Iiim befure the three seconda he ~topass. Ourbacklwilltcy to' cover IU receiven well ••ou&lr to gin our front men anOther second ..- two." 1be Vlkblga' ~vorlllsm is based Gil. their 11-3 rout of the llro1IDI Ill a regul8t -aon game, their 111periar recuiar .aeuon record ( 12-1) agalnalthe Browna' (16-3-1) IUid their home field edge, If any. 1be BrvlmS, after a Ugh! Wlll'koul for ..,edalty leama Saturday, IIIII !IIed th07 aren't . ' . -- +++++ ' ( . ·' . . TOTAL COIIlllllllllty d~ is a sl~ 111d painful · ·' , '·.~, The movement f01'1!8l'd 1-iq~ lots !If lime'and ener8Y > . ,. Cll e;verybody's part. lbe l)elt way lb melllilre succe~~~ In tills · ·. ' .~live same - llld 4 IS just lhal - is to compare the ,, ' .: /Wmnnlty today with lbsl Of 10 years ago. , •.:. ·, ++-!'++ ··t :, IN,ttiiiO, GaUia County bad no !our lane hlghwa)'S. In 1989, ' ; G1Wa ~d more than nine mllels of !ciur~ane roads which c:osl , ., , more tban fl$ mUll011. GaUla tiu obtain~ a a200,000-plus airport ' , " with modem facilities, 111d a fl41111i1Wliln four-lal)e bridge. 1bree ' . . , aew lndllllriell - Robblnl l Myen, <llrl.Knft and Federal;·. ·' ...... focatedln GaiDa CountyduriJilthel91101. Several existing •' . flrml eapanded operationa. ' +++++ ' mo Grlllde College blcame Ill accredited lnalilution of , 'hlsber lelmlng in 1989. Belldel conaltuollng modern donnilories NFL TITLE BOP~ RIDE oa llie lliolllder of ClevelaDd qaarterbaei: Bm liB( a oaee..ver-teally &realmeat from Browu' traiMr Ia Marplty. .· ·. fw bolb men and ,.omen, tile Gallia County college has a ft(IO,OOO • Ubral')', a new cafeteria with a -llnB capaclly of SOU, and In less lban a month, tbe college will dedic!Jie Its new $1110,000 physical eduCation center. '1, . · G~ hils NFL CHAMPIONSHIP Battle of the unexpected. Guy picking theae teama at the beginning of '69 season could have put Jimmy the Greek out of business. Yet they merited eve rylhin~ they accomplished. ' The Minnesota VIkings are the physical brutea of footbaU. They win slm_Ply by knocking people over. And get lnsprred attacking leadership from Joe (Supermex ) Kaop. The Cleveland Browns are a bit slicker. r . PrlmarUy they move the ball -around and ~ over people (though retaining threat of Le· roy KeUy and Bo Scott · on traps up, the gut) and they've got that "vi!ndln ' defense which gives ground every place except In shadow of goal posts. But c:old analysts (11Jd It could be a lot colder than that on playing field in Minnesota on a Jan. 4) puts advantage 811u&rely with the host Vikings. Can't dismiss fact that Ill their regulal: aeason meeting the Vlldnga won 51-3 ("they murdered us," admits Brown quarterback BUI Nelsen) . That Pui'Jlle Gang's iure to harass Nelsen again-no quarterback this year hal escaped lis pressure. Equally Important Is fact that Viking running backs behind un· +++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tile files of tbe Dally Trlb11118 and weekly Gallia Times ... Dr. -Rayman Allison reele!:led city ... Dr. H. B. lbomas renamed city school board ... Velvla Vlrginlll Stover is first baby, born ·at bll950 ... C & 0 ~llnues paanger service and ... ·Dr. C. E. Richards resigns D. lraillferred to Oianty Boy Seoul sells bakery to "ll"d>eeler, Ohio man ... I}AHS topples Middleport 47-3$ In So1~ulem Ohio League' bukelb!lll contest ... Eddie <(ooper, Ollltervllle Daah, leads county bukelball scorers wlth 125 points. ;~~priest ;:;~y~a Roman ~ observed: "We, !be Passable PI'. PLEASANT - A ternponry bridge 011 Secondacy 'l'rlbble RDad leading into the Carbide Mine at Ebnwood is puuble now, allbol!gh workmea are c0111lnulng to improve the facillly, ll _has been leamed from an official source at the Slate Road .Conunission garage Ill MaiiOil County. · A bridge In .this area collapaed this fall and was teplaced on a temporary baals with Iron and other materials, ICl'lllll 13 Mile Creek. Heavy rains however, recenUy had eauaed a waahout and the · roadway was closec! until ,repairs could be made. eonllnued from Page 11 • 1bere a1ao have been calla acbool systerna. (..- rallonil . ~ .In the lbe survey ahowed lbsl61 per midst of the cl~mor over ami of Negro elemental'): 11JK1 lntegrallnn. Dr. G~ Johnsecondary school chlldren at- skin, the slate'a eleeted auper· tended acbools which had 115 to llllendenl of educallon, iepeat100 per cent "minority" edly has made pleas for enroDment, wilh 39.7 per cent in, IIIIJIIMII'I of the public school ICboois with DO while aludenta ayslem U eSHnllal for lbe at all. Only 23.4 per cent ;of biduatrW and econam1c growth Negro students attended of the slate. adlools where whilea were In a Bilbop Joaeph B. Brunlnl, , majority. Roman C.ljlolli: bilbop of the ·· Only U per cent of white Jacklm-Nalclle! dl«eoe, uaed aludenls attended ICbools witb b1s Cbr1atmu aermon to call ~ per cent or more minority f..- a "llllllmit conference" of enrollment, tbe. report aald. n Misllalppl's reltgloua leaders slid 65.6 per cent of 'white racial polarlzallon llllldenta were In schools with 911 . the publle ICbool erlsls. tO 100 per cent white en-OIJ. V.rloul other dvlc IUid rell· ment, Including 16.$ per cent of glouaorpn!lallona lalued slatethe nallon's white students Ill menta urlinB IIIIJIIMII'I for the all-white IIChools. IJ!l)lllc ICbooll)'lllem. Mullve 8arve7 One day Iller ~ open HEW aald tbe wvey covered under the new l)'ltem, t!_>e' all acbool 17stema with eii'Oll· Mls4lsiiPPI lellllalure llegla menta rA more than 3,000 IUid a Ill recuiar ll'/0 aesalon and ooe aampllng of smaller districts. lawmlker already baa ~ Altogether, 43,353,567 aludents 1..- a state law to eatalilllb a were Involvedstatewide I)'Stem of prlvale In five southern slates. lfllllools, W7 Alabama, Georgia, Lonlslal)l, \"' MI!!!!Mipplllid South Carolina • > . -81.9 poi- Ull\ of Negro . Variable Clliucllneal and cold students ,.tfei.ted schools wltll through Monday. with ~00 white lbadelltB, tbe report culonalllaht lllDW IIM!lllai'lb aaid and i'le per cent attended IUid a chance « 1111111 fh!tljel · ~ witb OIII'Ollillenlll5 per aouth.lllgb~ylnlbe'le-. cent or more from minorl"' IUid low 21111. • · 1 , ., ' • !r' Journey to We.st . . Halted by .TragecJY LORDSBURG, N. M. (·UP!) - lbree Cllldnnall'resldenla011 their way to Callfcmla were killed iaturday Ill a fiery bead-on colllalon between seml-lraller truck and a small car 011 -Interstate 10, a mUe east of here. _ SlatE pollee, who had at Drs! reporledfourvlciims, ldenllfled 1he dead u Mavis Baker, aboUt 'll, her m-yi!I!J'-<~ld daughter Martha, and Tonimy D. Wllllams, 34, all of Cincinnati. 1be three were reportedly on lbelr way to Callfcmla. a ~i=~r~~~~r!:.E as ~=~ 1;11 In six northern IUid "!~em groups. fourth round slale&-Dlinols Indiana MW!bj. .In 1161 well aa san, New Y~rk, 011io lild pick of the Dallaa ~ylvanla-IH per rA Negro students warp. In allminority schoolll, iD4 ~-4 · cent were lli scllooll enrollmentliJper ceat or ··· ln the Dlalrlcl "' abt border Kentucky, . ,. .. ~ beller lbsn they do - If they execute better than we do they'll win." Browns' coach Blanlon Collier dl.acounla tile home field aa much help to the Vlldnga. "Oh, sure," be illld, "everytlme !bey galll a -yard you won't be able to bear yourself lblnk with ,all the people cheering, but lbsl's 'not lilY dlflereDI from any other game we play Gil the · road during the seuon. We'ct used ID lbal." 1be IIUe aame, which will chwacapadtycrowdof47,644, lsshapingupaaa claah between workman~ teams who go TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - BPI C.ppleman rifled a 48-yard touchdown pass· to Eddie Ray aild Auburn'a John Riley klc~ • tbe exira point with leila than ·, five m1nute1 to play, built took a goal line eland 1n the final two mtnu~e~ f..- the South to down the North 24-23 In tbe uona ba~ld that tncludes Dave Oaborn, Bill llrown and Clinl Jones. Kelly, of con, Ia lbe star runnlile threat of tbe Browna and Nelsen almJ his passes at three of the ·111011 talented receivers In tbe business Paul Warfield, Wlwm Grant called ''the besl receiver In lbe ~gueafter he's caught the ball because he's so illl'd to JWJg dciwn," Iii& tight end Mill Morin and 0.-y Collins. Klpp's favorite fw ''bomb" J11111C!8 is speedy flanker Gene much of the •flall)boyanl fireworb of ,1001e of lbe lea8ue'a more ll*lacular, but leq IUCctii!UI, teams. Ef· fk;l-y baa paid off - the BroWIRied tbe league in touchdoWIII, tile Vllclngs led In tolal polnla. .roe l(.lpp, oneUme Canadian foolilall league atar, quarterhacb tbe Vlkblga. Grant poilU out a baalc difference between Kapp and Nelsen In tbal Kapp "moves aroWid aloi, searching lor receivers" and will run a lot, while Nelsen runs very Hille, except on bootleg plays. Klipp dlrecta a sond running 1be Browns are making their second straight appearance In the UUe game. Last year, they although Robert Holmes, Mike Garrell and Warren McVea, tile club's tough Hille runners, got In lhelr time. While Stram prefera a run· ning game to a passing one, "because it enables us to exercise ball control," in all fairness he hal been In a bind thia year m0811y because he illld to play siJ; games wltboul Dawson. 1be Chiefs' strength never waa more pronounced aa dlll'inl! lbet stretch when they loaljiiSI one game and finished at 11-3. Now, Dawson is ~llhy, and the Cblefa rate him with the best when he is well. sun, the Raiders' defense ruined him In a 'l/-24 victory In November when they lntercepled three passea. After one long passing drill this past week Stram said: "'!11is Is the first time aince November we illlve been able to spend conelderable time and attention on our paaalng game. I waJ really pleaaed." Later, the Kanaaa City coach said he prefers an offenae which can afford to throw the ball from 20 to 251imes a game. 1be '•• ' l,,,l ,.!l~:tf.t:!: tiolf:'=.1 , t llliJ!Ole 74 W~ -et Prlllcekln 1$ Rutgers so N.C. MoT 117 LIQcoln ~ ·Micb. Slate ~ Ind. 14. .· · .J "i ' ' .' . ' Washlllglon. 17,842 lana as Its defense In· lercepled four puaes and recovered one fumble. Two of tbe lntercepltons llld tbe fumble recovery led to North acoresand the North loot a 17-3 halfllme lead. But the Si1u1b came storm1ng back In the last half wllb last period. Bill Brundidge of Col..-ado wu named tbe oulalandlng defensive lineman, Hendren was named outalandlng offenalve Unem.n, Jack Reynolds of Tela eme waa 111e outstanding defllllive back IUid ° t' iVS .I -em d 8. PGA R 1l 0 U nce , i.V · 'J . A. li!J . . ~~t~n: ~~'· the pme. ·. 11- the~ . pus between the two ~orth ,,_145 t---hl~o.t....:.....fo'"- : , :. p!aylln, ,\lit lira!!from Sbaw. llendl'ell I. rMiione for 1ba SOqth's , I·• ' ' t~iJ" ., J. 1be Cowboys' offenae aputtered under a same long drizzle, and even experimentation with reserve quarterback Roger Staubach In tbe second quarter falled to help. Gabriel was taken out early In the fourth quarter after hilling 12ofl7paaaesfor2Z4yardsand bls foor scores. F..- tbe second Ume Ill tbe Playoff Bowl's blstory he waa named most valuable player. 1be shutout was tbe first In 10 Playoff Bowl gamea. Deacon Jooes of lbe Rams was rno8t valuable defensive player. Dlini• 1be win snapped a four-game losing streak for Loll Angeles, the NFL's Coaatal Division champ. Dallas dropped its second In a row, after losing to Eastern Division champion Cleveland, 311-14 laat week. Los Angeles dropped tbe Western ·Conference Iitle to Minnesota Dec. 'll, 23-20. Gabriel's first scorinl! throw with 13:23 left Ill tbe flrsl quarter was set up when aafely Richie Pelllbon Intercepted a Craig Morton pass on the Dallaa 30 011 just the second play of tbe game. Gabrtel was belled lor a five-yaM! !011, but on the next play hit Josephson on a swin& pass and he sprinted down tbe ~!.sidelines Topples 8a dg ers MADISON, Wis. (UP!) :1illnols coonected 00 nine out rA len free throws In tbe fiDil minute and five second. Salurda beat Wlaconsln 7, 89 In !bey to.,.. Ten •--~-"--~ opener for teams--:--' 1be !Uini, 8-2 for the - · ;u. ::!~:~1:.=.~ for the loud!- · · Loll Angeles then look over on AKRON (UPI) - lbe $100,000 Denver; Lea Zlkea of Palatme, the Ram 20 after an WI· ~.In IA!n Ina mr to lie tbe OUwhlleToo'·'""'w.ledKenl Ftr--'-e To·-·~-t of ID.; Terry Booth of Mounlaln ----~ul DaUaa threat, and gameat~,bulllUnoii...,._ """"' ~·-·-· ....."..... back to lead at the half 34-32. State with 14. lllamplona, bowling's rlchesl View, Calif.; Joe Dignam of moved 13 yards Ill lour plays • · The Bobcats, 9-1, were llld biggest tourney, will be SeaiUe, Wasil.; Marty Piraino before Snow streaked past m'!:::OO~:u::: preaeaaon. favorllel to garner held here March 31-Aprll 4 for of Syracuse, N.Y., 111d Allie cornerback Cornell Green, look cOiiunand for good aiSGI tile Conference·crown now held llie IIIIth COI!aecullve vear. Clarke of Aluon, caught Gabriel's bolilb on bls lib •• left by Miami Unlvenl"' Kent 1be field of •• ~---"PBAofflclals aald lbe clll'rellt fl 11 d d th w 8:.. · ou_,... ,g nger ps an race e a• .... H-at-c-·n-leet.'-'edonfour Slate, also opening loop play, is Proresslonal Bowlers ·Aasoda- eligibility lislal!lo Includes such remaining 20 yards f..- the 67' ·.~-~Prtee bit 3-4. U111 champlona will shoot for l!llllme bowling greats aa Dick yard touchdown tile lop prize of f25,000 In com- Weber, Don Carter, Ray Bluth, Gabriel's scoring ••· naments m IIIII!IIIOWU'I year 01110 COUJ!lGE IUidwhowill!fceinJAefeued BAIIXE'I'1IAIJ.M:HEIIIJLE palrlnga and ~ limel. By Ullllell Pna llleraallollll Bonuaesof:llpainll .willbe MONDAY awarded to winneri,o( lbe PGA ~ at Clndnnall toumament and the U. S. Open, II'UEIIDAl( ~ alao lo ~ 1llinjr rA .a Rlo Grande afPlktvllle 'I;OUMIIment Pliye~· ...ICb BeDarmlne at ~benvllle .flaJ .~P, w!JWli IN Kenjcin •ati W,tab 'TPD .- ~. ::ace .., illlendl 10 lniiiJII!'IIt ~ ~ . 1•• 1· . , ,I• . , . . atDI\niiOD Tile· ~d ' 1!10 made •I C.¥~~:(~) , dlanlflill)liillfYI;tg pnctc~~te · ~ . . ' · for. opea lnYitallonal ' tour- ~~~ ' nlmeeta. Iii- addllloii to tbe Miami al Kent Sla'· round "' before Wlltenbers It Bowling Gr.en be an Mount Union .at MuakirJ&uill in the : : 11.1 \\'~!.~ Sla'plaf1nw!IO on at_, - ...- · .., ·Tour DIJ>Iulal x;vter· . . ' Pltlalon. Qiiio Nur~ll.u at'Reldelbera . · ~ M •at . . · , .. peUtlon at the Riviera Lanes. SmltbTandBillWelu,plus !bofthfnewcba!Jijlions.al- ormer ournamenl of ready have been determined 111 Cbamplon wlmera Bill1 Hard.theballaofloumamenl~- wick, Wa7ne Zabn, Jim 1118 on tbe annualtolii' slni:e ta.1 "''•nlcb, Dllve P.viiiUKI deApril. They ~.llni Clel!neY of ~ chimp Jim Godmall. •· Harry! LaSt SeNl.n' d 33' 32"~ T ~· 8S '-AI · . ' ..· 'RUTLAND- -' Tile Metp lll!'lllllllr ruuiw drGppilila ~ lo the , . _ 1 •••Frldl)' niPt blin, 11U. ·-, ' ' · • .. ,.• ·' , • and 'tiro Glllt'P, 0oe attwi *"·'o!1141 ';:.~~ ~ lbe ·lfatal* . .lbllt flftli'iollln amli·oullnga. 'C' Melp aiMt 11 oi 21llrom the .laiiJUYtt With oneiiCGIIII 11ft on ·lbe lllld ·fw U I*' cent and lcll'1lard Dan 'll'tiWmn coni18cllad on .14 ofHIS Settlll DOI!Mil'lna Jq JWijlll! j1tP Clilll ·K alp made 8 rA ID ctve ibi llillt OdH~ ~· from lbe charlliY llrtpe and lilt Wtn...-._ae:tG-'IIiio W ilie Willllia ldl CliO of 11. fw. el~ Wtllllaa ...,.,.,...__.'11111111.' . .......(~) ·I'IIII$-1·7,Dalifee .• ·Matrle, N · · · - '»~. llbn'll ~ ·T. Va.pao ctilter, lid .Mile• Willi t ...., Alb t-1:-1, 'Milllr &-1-1, fiDowlc! br."&-a '"'bonlon .,. ,.... ~JN, Totilli· ToiiJ:v•·,..., .._,,, .,._,c.. a\ Albland' '_;. "'·. ' , eL...._·'al _,.., - te· l)ollallte II . . · .• I .. ,'."" · Jiali!ad lj iWia.;1i 7+11 B; lmllb. I~ ...,..,... .... -"'-" ~ ..--..;..'!"'.._10 . "' ...... i ..... ""' RIII71~Pallall C11i1r J, al!7-l411J 11it ·IIIli~ ..... . , . ....."*. J...,._ llllp. ~- M. Well II I• It 9 ,l 'll-il I -nun•, 't · · p.. ·t.: u...eon. tt r..- I · .· . ... • .111'1111'11 ~ third •Ceicl! • Nrf ,: bll)!ij,~/1 ·~~ (~);.~JlMlw 1... ftll I ~·~· I lil,tJllrJl we. • ~ . ,.;"'im;;., ~ ·l::"n!'i~~uptwo~ cllmaaedadrlvestartlngonthe gameasW'"=odn;.:~ ..Dallaa 31 after Larry $mllli ......, __ ,.............. returned a short punt•i7 jarila; lftet.llnie trying to catch up. On a fourth llld an. IiW' l'rtco!i!ndMilllr~hllblor Gabriel htl a awing ~::0:,9 added ;""~ JOI!Ophaon !w 14 JUdi 'to ,fbe na tbe lame'• lop nllouDder Cowbo)'S' 16 ~- Gil ~ ·nm with ,u . . play he hiiKlebllor TbeG·A- 4-6 wweledby After Dallu couldll't ~ Clli'tuce ~'who 21 another short punt , · ~!iii .•!lll!dl · . 1 · IGI CDwlloys' Ron Wldby· b1JW ·, ';'j , ' . · .' ~ 011 tile.'Dinaa 48. •~ .Mf. •.. i ., , , Wasted DO' time and hll S1Jow 8ei11 Ill& lcJIIlboi'O down the left sldellnea lhe ICOI'I!· . · !UP{) -'lla Seutora an· Gossell'a field &011 i2me after pWiter Pat "'ndaalll i'ln SalllnlaJ ,blw from punt fonailiGD IIIII 1111 former ,1M Alleeltt fourth down to lbe Oiaq ._, -~ Alter •lalllnl.,lllt .... lh l t lbtrytbe&ld~. ~-. '1. ' Dallu' MOle a.t:: i111.a11 field ,..,· . · -- ,,·.w~ •~ J•III!• ~ W ! JIUI · ' , ''' MIAMI' (UP!) - Roman Gabriel hurled scoring passes of 35 111d 67 yards lbe firat two times Los Angeles got the ball Saturday, added two more touchdown tosses In the second hall, and the Rams pummeled the DaUaa Cowboys 31-4 In the National Football League Playoff Bowl . Gabrl I the NFL Ia of tile y..:. iut Les for 35 yards Jack Snow for 67 Bob KeUn f.; 16 and Snow agabJ for 49. Bruce Gossett added a 42yard field goal. FIre • stone ·T ournamen t ::=-d~IUidneverwere Set March 31-April4 =··, j "It's a JIBI'cbulogkal ecJ&e we don'tllke to tal)[ about..- think about," said Kansas City defenatve end Jerry Map. "lbe more you lblnk about something like lbet lbe leu your chances of playing your besl aame. You just have to stay cool and play this one like it's the Dilly_game," , It ia -the. only -• - , because the winner gtel on to meet the National League cilllmplon Ill the Super Bowi at New Orleana Jan. 11 while tbe loser goeo home ID GENERATION GAP Ill P.lacekleklll« ahowa up Ill George Blanda, left, and Jan watch II all on televialon. • Stenerud, right. Oakland 1 old pro Blanda, 4%, considers blmself a football player Going to the Super Bowl Ia flnl, a kleker second and keepa baay aa secoad-otrlng quarterba~k. In the younger nothing new for either team. generation, Kanaao City's Stenerud, Z'l, bu only one job-to ldck. 1be Chiefl went to tbe Drs! one four years ago and lbe Ralden to the second one. Botb were soundly beaten by tbe Green . Ray Packers. ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio University, fifth ranked college power by UP!, opened up Ita Mid America Conference -.onS..Iurdaywltbadeclsive 7U2 win over Kent Slate. Shortly before the Intennlsslon with a 21 •21 lie, the fourth IUid final deadlock of tile game, the OU Bobcats opened up to outscore the Golden Flashes 12-4811d pulled to 8 3325 llllermisslon lead. During the flrsl eight mlnulea of the second half the Bobcats conllnued rapid power pla)'S to N~illd t!Dd.i i¥!q;il! . Both clubs are In their bell phyaical shape of the · Wella, who baa caugbt 14 TO paaaee Ibis year, &1ed • lhoulder aeparaUon In the last victory over Kanilas City. 'l'lne ween of real bllve brCJIIIIhl him around to the point wliere the llalderll can count on him !..some duly. Rod Sberman, w11o caugltl twoscorlng puaealll the victor)' over Houston, more tban likely will start in Wella' spot. Fana walchlng on televlslon can eJq~eCr to see lbe Ralden use tbe conventional pro lei Gil offense. 1be Chlefa? 'lbey could UBe any one rA siJ; ~ve aela, incluillng tbe shotgun and tbe old pro ''T'' they u.sed to beat the BaldOrs laat year. Tbat victor)'. lhougb, Is tbe adell' only one Ill the laslaeven gamea between the two clubl, and probably more than anything else accounla for the fact the Raiders are favored f..- the Iii& one. 7 8 To 52 ......_ ' strategy. Craig Love was high for both liqUids In JIOIIinB 20 points for s ·, I 1leW rOln .n : acor1ng bomb with 7:31 'left last·game ....... tbe ·llalderl,· oilWIOII pused only lilt limel, but Stram defended lbe wID • 9 th' Rams Humble Cowboys comblnallon of Denllls Sbaw . . IUKIJerry Hendren drOveto ,the , u~• with 1:41· • South four Yard ....., · leflto go Dilly to aee a 21-yard J\T fieldgoaitrybyJimO'Brlenof Clncbmallgo wldf. . . . , _ . _ _ ,1 tollchdOwn to , , . ~....--· 1 • 0 •• wu his aecondi ' the Drs! ~ 'II arc1 toes fnim' the ' Fl~ ·s J'te ~hack to Gecqla'l Dennla ~• 1be Soulb'a wlm'ilng loudl- NEW YORK- (UP!). _ 1be downcame .a!tetlhetwoleama TOIII'Illlllellt~DivlllonrA lraded fourth period loudl- the · Profe~oaal , Golfers downswithlnupanofalllinule · ~IIGD lit America an. and a hall. . Qtlllllced • Saturday 111 :, Denn!s Sbaw,. tbe nallon'a ayatem : leading paqer, .hit l~o'a . Jftf'l He~ wllh. 74 •J~ fenslvely, there is a IDI1'ked difference. 1be Chiefs, although boaallnB the moat succeaaful paaser In AFL blstory In ~year-Gid Len Dawson, sUck pretty much to tile groWid,IUKI well they mlgbt be O!lpeCied to agalll Sunday even though lbel slrate8Y cost them a I~ loss to the Raiders tllree ·weeki ago. But Stram, who never pla)'S the aame way twice If he can help It, worked his offenae overtime In pracllce sessions for the UUe game, stressing the passing more than the running, Bo b cats ~~~F:=u~ ~::~u~:ll: :r~:Oenai~an ' OAKLAND (UP!) - 1be game the Oakland Raiders and Kanaaa City Chiefs have been worldilsloward and walllnB for all -.on long - for tile American Football League cilllmplonahlp - will be played Ill the jam packed CoUaeum today, and there are many who lblnk the fight will be aa fierce aa lhoae old Roman conleats. 111e oddsmakers, lhoae fellows who make their Hvlng predlcllnB tile outcome of sporla conlella, are sUcking witb the Raiders, who've beaten the Chiefs twice this year, as the favorllea but only by four points, which Is one more than a field goal. And with two of the best defensive units In pro ball banging away, It very well could come down to where a field goal mlgbl prove the margin of difference. So talented are the two teams lbal they even boast two of tbe best field goal klcken In the AFL Jan Stenerud for the Cblefa and George Blanda for the Raiders. Botb coaches - Hank Stram of Kansas City and John Madden of Oakland - Mve lbe greatest confidence in their kickers, IISlng them for boots almost hall the distance of the Reid. Slenerud, who at 'll is alinost youna enough to be Blanda's son, buoled 'l1 field goals this past seaaon and Blanda, winding up bls 20tb pro season, had 20. Jim Turner of Now York Led everyone witil 32. ' Defensively, there Is a standoff in lalenl between the Chiefs and Raiders. Of- That doesn't put Cleveland out of sight. however. The Brown receivers rate with anybody in game if Nelsen can get ball to them, and Cleveland still executes sweep better than any team in pro ball. More· over, they've always had championship poise In crucial games. Just as be ran DaUas secondary wild, Paul Warfield could Clve Vikings deep defense fils . If they play hliD !.o outstd~. as. Co~b~ys eli~ : h~'ll finesse them with post patterns. On a lfard field, Gal'): Collins is also tough to contain. Way we see it, though, the Vikings will shut off blg-bumb threat of Browns by forcing Nelsen out of his pocket or snow· ing him Wider before he can locate those receivers. And when It comes their turn to move the ball, Kapp simply feeds It to Dave Osburn and filps little swings and · screens to BUI Brown, plus an occasional balloon ball deep to Gene Waahington. Browns zones have just enough sieves to make them vulnerable. Pick: Minnesota to grind it out, al-14, In rugged battle. South Wins, 24-23 ' •1 YUlaaova 101 ~~~~ ~0 derraled forward wall are kind that can plug for yardage and control ball . Lions American Bowl Tilt ' •• ' · ""'IYJ!DA~'S COI,.U!lGE ·-i fnlm mlllarlllit. .. MEET TUESDAY GAWPOUS - MeniJtNuD,. president of the Galllpolla Retall Men:hants Association IMounced Salurdsy tbal h organization wlll bold Ita January lllllclam meellnB at Olear's 'l'lMiday, begbming alt p.m. . weather . (UP!) -tackle Slew announced his Saturday from the Football~came nine he llill ,. Atm of 27Heacben !be white race, illite a lot of ~II,IUKI alollemenl to make to this • sOt l1lo of three young man, for we have' teachers ~ riwlgiwl •dld ·IO against him from 1..- penonal reuona nat dlscrlmlnaled the ,cradle to tile grave." Temporary Segregation coonec:~~~- ,, Nelaen Jet- +-!:++ + a new modeJI! sanitary landfW which replaced the rit.Wesled and smote.itlled open dty dump. In 1966, a fll4,1110fllusmarlna waa decllCilecl along the riverfront below the l'llbllc Square. Emplo)'Dlent8nd pa)'I'OIIIlgureo are up compared to!07earslgo.1blsis justa sample of acllvlllesin GaiDa County durllig the Swinging Sixties. With tbe,rigJII altitude and approach, loday's leaders can better )'llll!!rday's efforla for tomorrow's cllilens, IUid Gallia Coullly will be the best place In Ohio to work, live IUid ~- Bridge win. We'll win If we. execute lhout their buslnesa without doing much broodlllgabout that regular aeaaon walloping. lbey 11111 they jllll plain don1 lhlnk about II llll!cb, either In a depre~ w17..- wttil the Idea of &eltln& reveage. "lbe only thing to do about lbal pine Ia to forget (1," aald ace running back Leroy Kelly. ''lbal'swhllllbe fellowa have done.lbey arenallalldng about II. "'lbal game is over and done with," agreed Nelsen. "llblnk we learned aomelhlng from IIat 1eas1 1 bope we learned aomelhlng from 11. "IAok," aaJd the slde-llurned Nellen, "If we plily the game we're capable of playing we will ' . NEW lnillltrlal, . ~. aild ·hl1slness esla,b11811men)l wlll~upberi! IUid there. Newhqo!li"'l developl!leiQ wllll;le "'~ to balidle GaWa'a blt'J.'WIDII"p(ipW.Ilon during the , ~. becau.or Gallla'J '}'olE& lilood" -wlll remain here In· ·'•· llea4 rA going to the big dllealn aean:h rA jobS. .• By ·8 Points In -..., II lodw£:" sul.t-41•.-:-• •• �I • Viki;g;···Favared By JOHN G. GRIFPIN UPI,ep.u Wrller MJNNEl'()lJS • liT. PAUL ·(UPI l - The Mlnneaota . Vlldnaa, counting on their · "Purple People-Ealer•" to · ' 1ireCk 1be p&NinJ of steadY BW Nfl*'n, ruled elgblopolnl faWrllel Saturday to beat tbe aev,IanclllrownJ Sunday and becoine tbe flrll ezperislon · , team ever to win the NaUOIIJI FoolbiU League champlonahlp game. . aeu. 14-degree weather wu . apeCied lor tile noon (CST) ' ' · . )ddofr rA tbe Iitle game at · MelropoHian stadium when tbe 'INJIUI'• Eaatern and Western +++++ ' ., • ·BY 1110, .RiG Gr111de Colle&e may be a ~le. lii.MI. ' ' )11111!100. Rio may even be a qgi.....lty 10 ' Cil!li{qDes to grow 1llo! II did~· the ~~~=~: ~ dl.llrl~ 1n tile cowty, th •, ~'!11•"-theenllreeoun!J(lOyeanlrom .. dllltkit,bl llle COIIIIIY1M wUI benefit, a '1'<11181lonal • ~~':·=~~~: near fUture.#~+.! A iiew \lam ill eiQ)eCted ~ GalllpoU. Roller ~- . " . ' leama .......,'"1 "' . +.+'If-f* ' c~ for the right to meet the Amtrlran FoolbaH League champkln In tile SUper Bowiai.New Orleans, J111. 11. Leading the charge of tbe Vlldnga Into !be contest Is tbe front !oilr of their delenoe "People-Eaters" Carl Eller, Gary Larsen, Alan Page and Jim Marahall. II will be the Job .of tbe "Ealera" to gel Nelsen, whole accurate lhorl pa-. ted tbe Bron to an UJllll\ rout of tbe Dlll1aa Cowboylln lui week'a. Eaatem IIUe game jllllaller tbe Vlldngnon tbe Weotem crown by overcoml"'l an even more celebrated DIBler, Roman Gabriel of tbe Loe Angelea Rams. '"DDe Brownl' offenllve line cld f fine Job of ~ N-fronltbeCowboyl,"sald ~· ~ Bud (k.,t, "Oar Job will be to cello Iiim befure the three seconda he ~topass. Ourbacklwilltcy to' cover IU receiven well ••ou&lr to gin our front men anOther second ..- two." 1be Vlkblga' ~vorlllsm is based Gil. their 11-3 rout of the llro1IDI Ill a regul8t -aon game, their 111periar recuiar .aeuon record ( 12-1) agalnalthe Browna' (16-3-1) IUid their home field edge, If any. 1be BrvlmS, after a Ugh! Wlll'koul for ..,edalty leama Saturday, IIIII !IIed th07 aren't . ' . -- +++++ ' ( . ·' . . TOTAL COIIlllllllllty d~ is a sl~ 111d painful · ·' , '·.~, The movement f01'1!8l'd 1-iq~ lots !If lime'and ener8Y > . ,. Cll e;verybody's part. lbe l)elt way lb melllilre succe~~~ In tills · ·. ' .~live same - llld 4 IS just lhal - is to compare the ,, ' .: /Wmnnlty today with lbsl Of 10 years ago. , •.:. ·, ++-!'++ ··t :, IN,ttiiiO, GaUia County bad no !our lane hlghwa)'S. In 1989, ' ; G1Wa ~d more than nine mllels of !ciur~ane roads which c:osl , ., , more tban fl$ mUll011. GaUla tiu obtain~ a a200,000-plus airport ' , " with modem facilities, 111d a fl41111i1Wliln four-lal)e bridge. 1bree ' . . , aew lndllllriell - Robblnl l Myen, <llrl.Knft and Federal;·. ·' ...... focatedln GaiDa CountyduriJilthel91101. Several existing •' . flrml eapanded operationa. ' +++++ ' mo Grlllde College blcame Ill accredited lnalilution of , 'hlsber lelmlng in 1989. Belldel conaltuollng modern donnilories NFL TITLE BOP~ RIDE oa llie lliolllder of ClevelaDd qaarterbaei: Bm liB( a oaee..ver-teally &realmeat from Browu' traiMr Ia Marplty. .· ·. fw bolb men and ,.omen, tile Gallia County college has a ft(IO,OOO • Ubral')', a new cafeteria with a -llnB capaclly of SOU, and In less lban a month, tbe college will dedic!Jie Its new $1110,000 physical eduCation center. '1, . · G~ hils NFL CHAMPIONSHIP Battle of the unexpected. Guy picking theae teama at the beginning of '69 season could have put Jimmy the Greek out of business. Yet they merited eve rylhin~ they accomplished. ' The Minnesota VIkings are the physical brutea of footbaU. They win slm_Ply by knocking people over. And get lnsprred attacking leadership from Joe (Supermex ) Kaop. The Cleveland Browns are a bit slicker. r . PrlmarUy they move the ball -around and ~ over people (though retaining threat of Le· roy KeUy and Bo Scott · on traps up, the gut) and they've got that "vi!ndln ' defense which gives ground every place except In shadow of goal posts. But c:old analysts (11Jd It could be a lot colder than that on playing field in Minnesota on a Jan. 4) puts advantage 811u&rely with the host Vikings. Can't dismiss fact that Ill their regulal: aeason meeting the Vlldnga won 51-3 ("they murdered us," admits Brown quarterback BUI Nelsen) . That Pui'Jlle Gang's iure to harass Nelsen again-no quarterback this year hal escaped lis pressure. Equally Important Is fact that Viking running backs behind un· +++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, from tile files of tbe Dally Trlb11118 and weekly Gallia Times ... Dr. -Rayman Allison reele!:led city ... Dr. H. B. lbomas renamed city school board ... Velvla Vlrginlll Stover is first baby, born ·at bll950 ... C & 0 ~llnues paanger service and ... ·Dr. C. E. Richards resigns D. lraillferred to Oianty Boy Seoul sells bakery to "ll"d>eeler, Ohio man ... I}AHS topples Middleport 47-3$ In So1~ulem Ohio League' bukelb!lll contest ... Eddie <(ooper, Ollltervllle Daah, leads county bukelball scorers wlth 125 points. ;~~priest ;:;~y~a Roman ~ observed: "We, !be Passable PI'. PLEASANT - A ternponry bridge 011 Secondacy 'l'rlbble RDad leading into the Carbide Mine at Ebnwood is puuble now, allbol!gh workmea are c0111lnulng to improve the facillly, ll _has been leamed from an official source at the Slate Road .Conunission garage Ill MaiiOil County. · A bridge In .this area collapaed this fall and was teplaced on a temporary baals with Iron and other materials, ICl'lllll 13 Mile Creek. Heavy rains however, recenUy had eauaed a waahout and the · roadway was closec! until ,repairs could be made. eonllnued from Page 11 • 1bere a1ao have been calla acbool systerna. (..- rallonil . ~ .In the lbe survey ahowed lbsl61 per midst of the cl~mor over ami of Negro elemental'): 11JK1 lntegrallnn. Dr. G~ Johnsecondary school chlldren at- skin, the slate'a eleeted auper· tended acbools which had 115 to llllendenl of educallon, iepeat100 per cent "minority" edly has made pleas for enroDment, wilh 39.7 per cent in, IIIIJIIMII'I of the public school ICboois with DO while aludenta ayslem U eSHnllal for lbe at all. Only 23.4 per cent ;of biduatrW and econam1c growth Negro students attended of the slate. adlools where whilea were In a Bilbop Joaeph B. Brunlnl, , majority. Roman C.ljlolli: bilbop of the ·· Only U per cent of white Jacklm-Nalclle! dl«eoe, uaed aludenls attended ICbools witb b1s Cbr1atmu aermon to call ~ per cent or more minority f..- a "llllllmit conference" of enrollment, tbe. report aald. n Misllalppl's reltgloua leaders slid 65.6 per cent of 'white racial polarlzallon llllldenta were In schools with 911 . the publle ICbool erlsls. tO 100 per cent white en-OIJ. V.rloul other dvlc IUid rell· ment, Including 16.$ per cent of glouaorpn!lallona lalued slatethe nallon's white students Ill menta urlinB IIIIJIIMII'I for the all-white IIChools. IJ!l)lllc ICbooll)'lllem. Mullve 8arve7 One day Iller ~ open HEW aald tbe wvey covered under the new l)'ltem, t!_>e' all acbool 17stema with eii'Oll· Mls4lsiiPPI lellllalure llegla menta rA more than 3,000 IUid a Ill recuiar ll'/0 aesalon and ooe aampllng of smaller districts. lawmlker already baa ~ Altogether, 43,353,567 aludents 1..- a state law to eatalilllb a were Involvedstatewide I)'Stem of prlvale In five southern slates. lfllllools, W7 Alabama, Georgia, Lonlslal)l, \"' MI!!!!Mipplllid South Carolina • > . -81.9 poi- Ull\ of Negro . Variable Clliucllneal and cold students ,.tfei.ted schools wltll through Monday. with ~00 white lbadelltB, tbe report culonalllaht lllDW IIM!lllai'lb aaid and i'le per cent attended IUid a chance « 1111111 fh!tljel · ~ witb OIII'Ollillenlll5 per aouth.lllgb~ylnlbe'le-. cent or more from minorl"' IUid low 21111. • · 1 , ., ' • !r' Journey to We.st . . Halted by .TragecJY LORDSBURG, N. M. (·UP!) - lbree Cllldnnall'resldenla011 their way to Callfcmla were killed iaturday Ill a fiery bead-on colllalon between seml-lraller truck and a small car 011 -Interstate 10, a mUe east of here. _ SlatE pollee, who had at Drs! reporledfourvlciims, ldenllfled 1he dead u Mavis Baker, aboUt 'll, her m-yi!I!J'-<~ld daughter Martha, and Tonimy D. Wllllams, 34, all of Cincinnati. 1be three were reportedly on lbelr way to Callfcmla. a ~i=~r~~~~r!:.E as ~=~ 1;11 In six northern IUid "!~em groups. fourth round slale&-Dlinols Indiana MW!bj. .In 1161 well aa san, New Y~rk, 011io lild pick of the Dallaa ~ylvanla-IH per rA Negro students warp. In allminority schoolll, iD4 ~-4 · cent were lli scllooll enrollmentliJper ceat or ··· ln the Dlalrlcl "' abt border Kentucky, . ,. .. ~ beller lbsn they do - If they execute better than we do they'll win." Browns' coach Blanlon Collier dl.acounla tile home field aa much help to the Vlldnga. "Oh, sure," be illld, "everytlme !bey galll a -yard you won't be able to bear yourself lblnk with ,all the people cheering, but lbsl's 'not lilY dlflereDI from any other game we play Gil the · road during the seuon. We'ct used ID lbal." 1be IIUe aame, which will chwacapadtycrowdof47,644, lsshapingupaaa claah between workman~ teams who go TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) - BPI C.ppleman rifled a 48-yard touchdown pass· to Eddie Ray aild Auburn'a John Riley klc~ • tbe exira point with leila than ·, five m1nute1 to play, built took a goal line eland 1n the final two mtnu~e~ f..- the South to down the North 24-23 In tbe uona ba~ld that tncludes Dave Oaborn, Bill llrown and Clinl Jones. Kelly, of con, Ia lbe star runnlile threat of tbe Browna and Nelsen almJ his passes at three of the ·111011 talented receivers In tbe business Paul Warfield, Wlwm Grant called ''the besl receiver In lbe ~gueafter he's caught the ball because he's so illl'd to JWJg dciwn," Iii& tight end Mill Morin and 0.-y Collins. Klpp's favorite fw ''bomb" J11111C!8 is speedy flanker Gene much of the •flall)boyanl fireworb of ,1001e of lbe lea8ue'a more ll*lacular, but leq IUCctii!UI, teams. Ef· fk;l-y baa paid off - the BroWIRied tbe league in touchdoWIII, tile Vllclngs led In tolal polnla. .roe l(.lpp, oneUme Canadian foolilall league atar, quarterhacb tbe Vlkblga. Grant poilU out a baalc difference between Kapp and Nelsen In tbal Kapp "moves aroWid aloi, searching lor receivers" and will run a lot, while Nelsen runs very Hille, except on bootleg plays. Klipp dlrecta a sond running 1be Browns are making their second straight appearance In the UUe game. Last year, they although Robert Holmes, Mike Garrell and Warren McVea, tile club's tough Hille runners, got In lhelr time. While Stram prefera a run· ning game to a passing one, "because it enables us to exercise ball control," in all fairness he hal been In a bind thia year m0811y because he illld to play siJ; games wltboul Dawson. 1be Chiefs' strength never waa more pronounced aa dlll'inl! lbet stretch when they loaljiiSI one game and finished at 11-3. Now, Dawson is ~llhy, and the Cblefa rate him with the best when he is well. sun, the Raiders' defense ruined him In a 'l/-24 victory In November when they lntercepled three passea. After one long passing drill this past week Stram said: "'!11is Is the first time aince November we illlve been able to spend conelderable time and attention on our paaalng game. I waJ really pleaaed." Later, the Kanaaa City coach said he prefers an offenae which can afford to throw the ball from 20 to 251imes a game. 1be '•• ' l,,,l ,.!l~:tf.t:!: tiolf:'=.1 , t llliJ!Ole 74 W~ -et Prlllcekln 1$ Rutgers so N.C. MoT 117 LIQcoln ~ ·Micb. Slate ~ Ind. 14. .· · .J "i ' ' .' . ' Washlllglon. 17,842 lana as Its defense In· lercepled four puaes and recovered one fumble. Two of tbe lntercepltons llld tbe fumble recovery led to North acoresand the North loot a 17-3 halfllme lead. But the Si1u1b came storm1ng back In the last half wllb last period. Bill Brundidge of Col..-ado wu named tbe oulalandlng defensive lineman, Hendren was named outalandlng offenalve Unem.n, Jack Reynolds of Tela eme waa 111e outstanding defllllive back IUid ° t' iVS .I -em d 8. PGA R 1l 0 U nce , i.V · 'J . A. li!J . . ~~t~n: ~~'· the pme. ·. 11- the~ . pus between the two ~orth ,,_145 t---hl~o.t....:.....fo'"- : , :. p!aylln, ,\lit lira!!from Sbaw. llendl'ell I. rMiione for 1ba SOqth's , I·• ' ' t~iJ" ., J. 1be Cowboys' offenae aputtered under a same long drizzle, and even experimentation with reserve quarterback Roger Staubach In tbe second quarter falled to help. Gabriel was taken out early In the fourth quarter after hilling 12ofl7paaaesfor2Z4yardsand bls foor scores. F..- tbe second Ume Ill tbe Playoff Bowl's blstory he waa named most valuable player. 1be shutout was tbe first In 10 Playoff Bowl gamea. Deacon Jooes of lbe Rams was rno8t valuable defensive player. Dlini• 1be win snapped a four-game losing streak for Loll Angeles, the NFL's Coaatal Division champ. Dallas dropped its second In a row, after losing to Eastern Division champion Cleveland, 311-14 laat week. Los Angeles dropped tbe Western ·Conference Iitle to Minnesota Dec. 'll, 23-20. Gabriel's first scorinl! throw with 13:23 left Ill tbe flrsl quarter was set up when aafely Richie Pelllbon Intercepted a Craig Morton pass on the Dallaa 30 011 just the second play of tbe game. Gabrtel was belled lor a five-yaM! !011, but on the next play hit Josephson on a swin& pass and he sprinted down tbe ~!.sidelines Topples 8a dg ers MADISON, Wis. (UP!) :1illnols coonected 00 nine out rA len free throws In tbe fiDil minute and five second. Salurda beat Wlaconsln 7, 89 In !bey to.,.. Ten •--~-"--~ opener for teams--:--' 1be !Uini, 8-2 for the - · ;u. ::!~:~1:.=.~ for the loud!- · · Loll Angeles then look over on AKRON (UPI) - lbe $100,000 Denver; Lea Zlkea of Palatme, the Ram 20 after an WI· ~.In IA!n Ina mr to lie tbe OUwhlleToo'·'""'w.ledKenl Ftr--'-e To·-·~-t of ID.; Terry Booth of Mounlaln ----~ul DaUaa threat, and gameat~,bulllUnoii...,._ """"' ~·-·-· ....."..... back to lead at the half 34-32. State with 14. lllamplona, bowling's rlchesl View, Calif.; Joe Dignam of moved 13 yards Ill lour plays • · The Bobcats, 9-1, were llld biggest tourney, will be SeaiUe, Wasil.; Marty Piraino before Snow streaked past m'!:::OO~:u::: preaeaaon. favorllel to garner held here March 31-Aprll 4 for of Syracuse, N.Y., 111d Allie cornerback Cornell Green, look cOiiunand for good aiSGI tile Conference·crown now held llie IIIIth COI!aecullve vear. Clarke of Aluon, caught Gabriel's bolilb on bls lib •• left by Miami Unlvenl"' Kent 1be field of •• ~---"PBAofflclals aald lbe clll'rellt fl 11 d d th w 8:.. · ou_,... ,g nger ps an race e a• .... H-at-c-·n-leet.'-'edonfour Slate, also opening loop play, is Proresslonal Bowlers ·Aasoda- eligibility lislal!lo Includes such remaining 20 yards f..- the 67' ·.~-~Prtee bit 3-4. U111 champlona will shoot for l!llllme bowling greats aa Dick yard touchdown tile lop prize of f25,000 In com- Weber, Don Carter, Ray Bluth, Gabriel's scoring ••· naments m IIIII!IIIOWU'I year 01110 COUJ!lGE IUidwhowill!fceinJAefeued BAIIXE'I'1IAIJ.M:HEIIIJLE palrlnga and ~ limel. By Ullllell Pna llleraallollll Bonuaesof:llpainll .willbe MONDAY awarded to winneri,o( lbe PGA ~ at Clndnnall toumament and the U. S. Open, II'UEIIDAl( ~ alao lo ~ 1llinjr rA .a Rlo Grande afPlktvllle 'I;OUMIIment Pliye~· ...ICb BeDarmlne at ~benvllle .flaJ .~P, w!JWli IN Kenjcin •ati W,tab 'TPD .- ~. ::ace .., illlendl 10 lniiiJII!'IIt ~ ~ . 1•• 1· . , ,I• . , . . atDI\niiOD Tile· ~d ' 1!10 made •I C.¥~~:(~) , dlanlflill)liillfYI;tg pnctc~~te · ~ . . ' · for. opea lnYitallonal ' tour- ~~~ ' nlmeeta. Iii- addllloii to tbe Miami al Kent Sla'· round "' before Wlltenbers It Bowling Gr.en be an Mount Union .at MuakirJ&uill in the : : 11.1 \\'~!.~ Sla'plaf1nw!IO on at_, - ...- · .., ·Tour DIJ>Iulal x;vter· . . ' Pltlalon. Qiiio Nur~ll.u at'Reldelbera . · ~ M •at . . · , .. peUtlon at the Riviera Lanes. SmltbTandBillWelu,plus !bofthfnewcba!Jijlions.al- ormer ournamenl of ready have been determined 111 Cbamplon wlmera Bill1 Hard.theballaofloumamenl~- wick, Wa7ne Zabn, Jim 1118 on tbe annualtolii' slni:e ta.1 "''•nlcb, Dllve P.viiiUKI deApril. They ~.llni Clel!neY of ~ chimp Jim Godmall. •· Harry! LaSt SeNl.n' d 33' 32"~ T ~· 8S '-AI · . ' ..· 'RUTLAND- -' Tile Metp lll!'lllllllr ruuiw drGppilila ~ lo the , . _ 1 •••Frldl)' niPt blin, 11U. ·-, ' ' · • .. ,.• ·' , • and 'tiro Glllt'P, 0oe attwi *"·'o!1141 ';:.~~ ~ lbe ·lfatal* . .lbllt flftli'iollln amli·oullnga. 'C' Melp aiMt 11 oi 21llrom the .laiiJUYtt With oneiiCGIIII 11ft on ·lbe lllld ·fw U I*' cent and lcll'1lard Dan 'll'tiWmn coni18cllad on .14 ofHIS Settlll DOI!Mil'lna Jq JWijlll! j1tP Clilll ·K alp made 8 rA ID ctve ibi llillt OdH~ ~· from lbe charlliY llrtpe and lilt Wtn...-._ae:tG-'IIiio W ilie Willllia ldl CliO of 11. fw. el~ Wtllllaa ...,.,.,...__.'11111111.' . .......(~) ·I'IIII$-1·7,Dalifee .• ·Matrle, N · · · - '»~. llbn'll ~ ·T. Va.pao ctilter, lid .Mile• Willi t ...., Alb t-1:-1, 'Milllr &-1-1, fiDowlc! br."&-a '"'bonlon .,. ,.... ~JN, Totilli· ToiiJ:v•·,..., .._,,, .,._,c.. a\ Albland' '_;. "'·. ' , eL...._·'al _,.., - te· l)ollallte II . . · .• I .. ,'."" · Jiali!ad lj iWia.;1i 7+11 B; lmllb. I~ ...,..,... .... -"'-" ~ ..--..;..'!"'.._10 . "' ...... i ..... ""' RIII71~Pallall C11i1r J, al!7-l411J 11it ·IIIli~ ..... . , . ....."*. J...,._ llllp. ~- M. Well II I• It 9 ,l 'll-il I -nun•, 't · · p.. ·t.: u...eon. tt r..- I · .· . ... • .111'1111'11 ~ third •Ceicl! • Nrf ,: bll)!ij,~/1 ·~~ (~);.~JlMlw 1... ftll I ~·~· I lil,tJllrJl we. • ~ . ,.;"'im;;., ~ ·l::"n!'i~~uptwo~ cllmaaedadrlvestartlngonthe gameasW'"=odn;.:~ ..Dallaa 31 after Larry $mllli ......, __ ,.............. returned a short punt•i7 jarila; lftet.llnie trying to catch up. On a fourth llld an. IiW' l'rtco!i!ndMilllr~hllblor Gabriel htl a awing ~::0:,9 added ;""~ JOI!Ophaon !w 14 JUdi 'to ,fbe na tbe lame'• lop nllouDder Cowbo)'S' 16 ~- Gil ~ ·nm with ,u . . play he hiiKlebllor TbeG·A- 4-6 wweledby After Dallu couldll't ~ Clli'tuce ~'who 21 another short punt , · ~!iii .•!lll!dl · . 1 · IGI CDwlloys' Ron Wldby· b1JW ·, ';'j , ' . · .' ~ 011 tile.'Dinaa 48. •~ .Mf. •.. i ., , , Wasted DO' time and hll S1Jow 8ei11 Ill& lcJIIlboi'O down the left sldellnea lhe ICOI'I!· . · !UP{) -'lla Seutora an· Gossell'a field &011 i2me after pWiter Pat "'ndaalll i'ln SalllnlaJ ,blw from punt fonailiGD IIIII 1111 former ,1M Alleeltt fourth down to lbe Oiaq ._, -~ Alter •lalllnl.,lllt .... lh l t lbtrytbe&ld~. ~-. '1. ' Dallu' MOle a.t:: i111.a11 field ,..,· . · -- ,,·.w~ •~ J•III!• ~ W ! JIUI · ' , ''' MIAMI' (UP!) - Roman Gabriel hurled scoring passes of 35 111d 67 yards lbe firat two times Los Angeles got the ball Saturday, added two more touchdown tosses In the second hall, and the Rams pummeled the DaUaa Cowboys 31-4 In the National Football League Playoff Bowl . Gabrl I the NFL Ia of tile y..:. iut Les for 35 yards Jack Snow for 67 Bob KeUn f.; 16 and Snow agabJ for 49. Bruce Gossett added a 42yard field goal. FIre • stone ·T ournamen t ::=-d~IUidneverwere Set March 31-April4 =··, j "It's a JIBI'cbulogkal ecJ&e we don'tllke to tal)[ about..- think about," said Kansas City defenatve end Jerry Map. "lbe more you lblnk about something like lbet lbe leu your chances of playing your besl aame. You just have to stay cool and play this one like it's the Dilly_game," , It ia -the. only -• - , because the winner gtel on to meet the National League cilllmplon Ill the Super Bowi at New Orleana Jan. 11 while tbe loser goeo home ID GENERATION GAP Ill P.lacekleklll« ahowa up Ill George Blanda, left, and Jan watch II all on televialon. • Stenerud, right. Oakland 1 old pro Blanda, 4%, considers blmself a football player Going to the Super Bowl Ia flnl, a kleker second and keepa baay aa secoad-otrlng quarterba~k. In the younger nothing new for either team. generation, Kanaao City's Stenerud, Z'l, bu only one job-to ldck. 1be Chiefl went to tbe Drs! one four years ago and lbe Ralden to the second one. Botb were soundly beaten by tbe Green . Ray Packers. ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) - Ohio University, fifth ranked college power by UP!, opened up Ita Mid America Conference -.onS..Iurdaywltbadeclsive 7U2 win over Kent Slate. Shortly before the Intennlsslon with a 21 •21 lie, the fourth IUid final deadlock of tile game, the OU Bobcats opened up to outscore the Golden Flashes 12-4811d pulled to 8 3325 llllermisslon lead. During the flrsl eight mlnulea of the second half the Bobcats conllnued rapid power pla)'S to N~illd t!Dd.i i¥!q;il! . Both clubs are In their bell phyaical shape of the · Wella, who baa caugbt 14 TO paaaee Ibis year, &1ed • lhoulder aeparaUon In the last victory over Kanilas City. 'l'lne ween of real bllve brCJIIIIhl him around to the point wliere the llalderll can count on him !..some duly. Rod Sberman, w11o caugltl twoscorlng puaealll the victor)' over Houston, more tban likely will start in Wella' spot. Fana walchlng on televlslon can eJq~eCr to see lbe Ralden use tbe conventional pro lei Gil offense. 1be Chlefa? 'lbey could UBe any one rA siJ; ~ve aela, incluillng tbe shotgun and tbe old pro ''T'' they u.sed to beat the BaldOrs laat year. Tbat victor)'. lhougb, Is tbe adell' only one Ill the laslaeven gamea between the two clubl, and probably more than anything else accounla for the fact the Raiders are favored f..- the Iii& one. 7 8 To 52 ......_ ' strategy. Craig Love was high for both liqUids In JIOIIinB 20 points for s ·, I 1leW rOln .n : acor1ng bomb with 7:31 'left last·game ....... tbe ·llalderl,· oilWIOII pused only lilt limel, but Stram defended lbe wID • 9 th' Rams Humble Cowboys comblnallon of Denllls Sbaw . . IUKIJerry Hendren drOveto ,the , u~• with 1:41· • South four Yard ....., · leflto go Dilly to aee a 21-yard J\T fieldgoaitrybyJimO'Brlenof Clncbmallgo wldf. . . . , _ . _ _ ,1 tollchdOwn to , , . ~....--· 1 • 0 •• wu his aecondi ' the Drs! ~ 'II arc1 toes fnim' the ' Fl~ ·s J'te ~hack to Gecqla'l Dennla ~• 1be Soulb'a wlm'ilng loudl- NEW YORK- (UP!). _ 1be downcame .a!tetlhetwoleama TOIII'Illlllellt~DivlllonrA lraded fourth period loudl- the · Profe~oaal , Golfers downswithlnupanofalllinule · ~IIGD lit America an. and a hall. . Qtlllllced • Saturday 111 :, Denn!s Sbaw,. tbe nallon'a ayatem : leading paqer, .hit l~o'a . Jftf'l He~ wllh. 74 •J~ fenslvely, there is a IDI1'ked difference. 1be Chiefs, although boaallnB the moat succeaaful paaser In AFL blstory In ~year-Gid Len Dawson, sUck pretty much to tile groWid,IUKI well they mlgbt be O!lpeCied to agalll Sunday even though lbel slrate8Y cost them a I~ loss to the Raiders tllree ·weeki ago. But Stram, who never pla)'S the aame way twice If he can help It, worked his offenae overtime In pracllce sessions for the UUe game, stressing the passing more than the running, Bo b cats ~~~F:=u~ ~::~u~:ll: :r~:Oenai~an ' OAKLAND (UP!) - 1be game the Oakland Raiders and Kanaaa City Chiefs have been worldilsloward and walllnB for all -.on long - for tile American Football League cilllmplonahlp - will be played Ill the jam packed CoUaeum today, and there are many who lblnk the fight will be aa fierce aa lhoae old Roman conleats. 111e oddsmakers, lhoae fellows who make their Hvlng predlcllnB tile outcome of sporla conlella, are sUcking witb the Raiders, who've beaten the Chiefs twice this year, as the favorllea but only by four points, which Is one more than a field goal. And with two of the best defensive units In pro ball banging away, It very well could come down to where a field goal mlgbl prove the margin of difference. So talented are the two teams lbal they even boast two of tbe best field goal klcken In the AFL Jan Stenerud for the Cblefa and George Blanda for the Raiders. Botb coaches - Hank Stram of Kansas City and John Madden of Oakland - Mve lbe greatest confidence in their kickers, IISlng them for boots almost hall the distance of the Reid. Slenerud, who at 'll is alinost youna enough to be Blanda's son, buoled 'l1 field goals this past seaaon and Blanda, winding up bls 20tb pro season, had 20. Jim Turner of Now York Led everyone witil 32. ' Defensively, there Is a standoff in lalenl between the Chiefs and Raiders. Of- That doesn't put Cleveland out of sight. however. The Brown receivers rate with anybody in game if Nelsen can get ball to them, and Cleveland still executes sweep better than any team in pro ball. More· over, they've always had championship poise In crucial games. Just as be ran DaUas secondary wild, Paul Warfield could Clve Vikings deep defense fils . If they play hliD !.o outstd~. as. Co~b~ys eli~ : h~'ll finesse them with post patterns. On a lfard field, Gal'): Collins is also tough to contain. Way we see it, though, the Vikings will shut off blg-bumb threat of Browns by forcing Nelsen out of his pocket or snow· ing him Wider before he can locate those receivers. And when It comes their turn to move the ball, Kapp simply feeds It to Dave Osburn and filps little swings and · screens to BUI Brown, plus an occasional balloon ball deep to Gene Waahington. Browns zones have just enough sieves to make them vulnerable. Pick: Minnesota to grind it out, al-14, In rugged battle. South Wins, 24-23 ' •1 YUlaaova 101 ~~~~ ~0 derraled forward wall are kind that can plug for yardage and control ball . Lions American Bowl Tilt ' •• ' · ""'IYJ!DA~'S COI,.U!lGE ·-i fnlm mlllarlllit. .. MEET TUESDAY GAWPOUS - MeniJtNuD,. president of the Galllpolla Retall Men:hants Association IMounced Salurdsy tbal h organization wlll bold Ita January lllllclam meellnB at Olear's 'l'lMiday, begbming alt p.m. . weather . (UP!) -tackle Slew announced his Saturday from the Football~came nine he llill ,. Atm of 27Heacben !be white race, illite a lot of ~II,IUKI alollemenl to make to this • sOt l1lo of three young man, for we have' teachers ~ riwlgiwl •dld ·IO against him from 1..- penonal reuona nat dlscrlmlnaled the ,cradle to tile grave." Temporary Segregation coonec:~~~- ,, Nelaen Jet- +-!:++ + a new modeJI! sanitary landfW which replaced the rit.Wesled and smote.itlled open dty dump. In 1966, a fll4,1110fllusmarlna waa decllCilecl along the riverfront below the l'llbllc Square. Emplo)'Dlent8nd pa)'I'OIIIlgureo are up compared to!07earslgo.1blsis justa sample of acllvlllesin GaiDa County durllig the Swinging Sixties. With tbe,rigJII altitude and approach, loday's leaders can better )'llll!!rday's efforla for tomorrow's cllilens, IUid Gallia Coullly will be the best place In Ohio to work, live IUid ~- Bridge win. We'll win If we. execute lhout their buslnesa without doing much broodlllgabout that regular aeaaon walloping. lbey 11111 they jllll plain don1 lhlnk about II llll!cb, either In a depre~ w17..- wttil the Idea of &eltln& reveage. "lbe only thing to do about lbal pine Ia to forget (1," aald ace running back Leroy Kelly. ''lbal'swhllllbe fellowa have done.lbey arenallalldng about II. "'lbal game is over and done with," agreed Nelsen. "llblnk we learned aomelhlng from IIat 1eas1 1 bope we learned aomelhlng from 11. "IAok," aaJd the slde-llurned Nellen, "If we plily the game we're capable of playing we will ' . NEW lnillltrlal, . ~. aild ·hl1slness esla,b11811men)l wlll~upberi! IUid there. Newhqo!li"'l developl!leiQ wllll;le "'~ to balidle GaWa'a blt'J.'WIDII"p(ipW.Ilon during the , ~. becau.or Gallla'J '}'olE& lilood" -wlll remain here In· ·'•· llea4 rA going to the big dllealn aean:h rA jobS. .• By ·8 Points In -..., II lodw£:" sul.t-41•.-:-• •• �' ( >-... ~ • '· 13-~'fhe Suniln)' 'fin~t'k';eutillt'i. ~u•KUt~, Jail."· 1970 . , ' · Vi.kings .Favlired 1Jy B Poinu · lit By JOliN G. GlllmN . UPI . ~ Writer MINNEPOUS • ST. PAUL (UPIJ - The . Mlnneaqta Vlkln&s, ~ounl\nll on their "1'\U'ple People·EaiAus" to lbe puling of sleatlY Bill Nt)sen, ruled eJihtopcilnt lavorltea Saturday to belllhe Qmland llrowni.&mdaJ and bicoiue lhe flni apirisjoo 1eam ever to win the NaUmal · Foolball l.eque ebilrnpiooahlp "'"'* . ...... a.r, 14-<legree wealber wu ·. IIIJI8l=led !w tile 110011 (C81') • . ldclaJff of the IItle 8IIDO at • ~litaiiSiadlum when lhe , .W&ue'l Eallem and Wellern fiiDII club for the right to BrowM' offellllve Bne doiJII muCh braodlng aboullbal of ~ re&!llarlt&IOii walloping. '!bey Bowl ai,Ne,. Orleana, Jao. 11. ·w•frii!DiheCowilllp,"llld aay !bey jllll plain don't think lAIIIdlng lbe cbarge of lhe vatnP,' ub !1U!i Gnnt. , · li!oul II Jlli!\il, either In a Vlklnga .ln\0 111e conlell Ia the :'OW Job will hi to •• to him ~way or wlllllbe Idea frmt f!lur of 1helr defellle - hebe lbe lbne IOCCIIIII lie of gellbie m'lllge. "People-Eaters" Carl EUer, . ~to pua. Our becbwilllry '"'be,only lhing to do about Gacy ~. Alan Pqe and • ·to cover tu reeelven wen lbat game Ia·to b'gatll," said meet lbe American FoolbaU l.el!&uo champioo In lbe 8uP!II' Jlni MarshaU. n will hi 1he jOb of lhe "Ellen" to setNellell,-,.._ accurate lborl ~ led lhe Bro1m to ID 1ljllel J'OIIt of lbe Da1laa Oowloil)'lln lui week'a. EllsleriltltleS-.IIIIIafterlhe VlldnpwonlheWtllemCI'OWII by ovi!I'COIIIIqj an eveo more celebrated passer, Roman Glbrlel of lhe Los ADgeles Ramll. •m.e did ·~ 11M. :Iiiii •OU&b to live olir iront .meu ace_rurmlng back J.er07 Kelly. ancitber leC<DI or hio:" The VIJdnCI' ~vorlltlm Ia baaed Qll 111e1r 11-3 rout of the Broima in' a recuJar 110U011 p11111, their ~ regular IWIIII't!*'d(IS-l)lj@lnlttlle Brown~'(tN-l)andlllelrbome field edge, If. any. . The J!mml,' after a Jfgtt workout for .IIJ8Cialty Ieima Salurdq; lnllated they aren't '"lbat'a what 1he fellows have done.'Dieyirenottalklngaboul II. '"nnat game Ia over and done wllll," agreed Nelsen. "I think welearnedsomeiblngfrunllat least I hope we learned aomethlng from 11. ''Looi,"sildlhellde-Wrned Mellen, ''If we play lhe game we'reeapableofplllying we will Jrin, We'll win lf ,.. eaecu!e iboul lheiJ"buiiMq without ~ld lbal incloidea Dave better lbaa !bey do _ lf they much of lbe fla!nboyant esecute betler lbaa we do flreworb · of, .aome · of lhe tbey'IJ win." . . . .•• _ . ~ular, ~~~~ Browne' coadJ Blanton leaa .aueeeaful, teams. Ef· CoWer dlacowllllbe 1iami field lkielley hM paid olf - lhe as much •·'- t.O ille VIII!DU. Brolllll'Jed lhe league In tiJuCh. "Ob, ';'ire," .-be · .nld, d01f!lll, lhe Vltings led 1n total ''everyllme !bey ptn ' l .-yard po~~.:..-, :....~-. ~---"-you woo 'I be lbie to bear ~ .,...... ......... ...,.,....,., yourself think wilh -~ lhe football league star, quar· people cheering, bullhal'a 'not Wrbacb 1he VlkiDp. Grant any dlfferenl 1!'001 .,, other. , polnla out a hllle difference game we play 011 lbe - road between Kapp and Nelaeo In durlnglheseason.We'reusedto lbetKapp''mov•aroundalot, lllat." aeardllng for receivers" and The Ulle game, which will will run a lot, willie Nelsen runs drawacapacll)'cmrdof47,M4, very UIUe, acepl oo bootleg lallhapingupaaa claah between plays. workman~lke Ieima who go Kapp dlrecla a soUd running tool;; 1 Mol . _ , _ Ill Oallcn, Bill Brown and Clint ·8a11!JD!n CIDI!a, I ' - l!!lr · Jonea. delelteol ·dutllil ,lit ,...air · Kelly, of con, Ia lbe liar - -'- ~an.& cllll k ' nmnlng lllreat of ·Ill• Browns • 1 rei!IDii b' dllcDIIIIIiil bat and Nelaeo aim,l hla puaes at !,JJ*'\'.~J!IIIIIIIc 1 lhtee of ' lhe most talented "'!! yeir. ' tecetven in 111e ·buliness 'Die Vlklll&l. 11110•)oiMil ·1111 Paul Warf1:eld1 whilm Gllnl 1811Ueln IMI,-_......,...In .,.ned ''tbe Delt receiver In 1he lbe dlampiodlblp pmi .b' 1111 iequeafterhe'scaughtlhebiU 111'11 lime. 1lblle It II' lbe beea- be's so bard to bring VlkmP' flrit cbaDee b' tba doiwn," big ligbt end Milt Morin NFL lltloe, It'• 1he Brolml' Jill and Gacy Colllna. -nett year IIIey l'llllcb to tba ~taw's favorite for ''bclnb" AFL. ...-laspeedyftankerGene B'·lbe-latledaltbetlld Washln&ta>. · ~ ~ -lbrle, lbt"'Theilr\)WnsaremU!nslheir will PY IAIIIllon dulb '111111 I8COIId straight appearance In victor)' gol.n8 to the team 1he Ulle game. Lilt year,llley IICII'ir!& lint. . ~.···'• .· .Experts Like Oaklan(l oAJCLANti' ·South NFL TI'IU: BOn& BIDE oa tbe lholllder ef aevelllld qaarlerllaek Bm Nebea llq a OMMVOI'•IentiJ tteatmeld from Brnu' lriJIIer Leo Mllrpby. ce&- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••11,1 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP Battle of the unexpected. Guy picking these teama at the beginning of '69 season could have put Jimmy the Greek out of business. Yet they merited everything they accomplished. The Minnesota Vikings are the physical brutes of football. They win simply by knocking people over. And get Inspired attacking leadership from Joe (Supermex) Kaop. : The Cleveland Browns are a bit slicker. ,Pflmarllyj the~ .move the baD Mound and over poop e (though retaining threat of Le· roy Ken; and BO Scott ·on traps ur, the · gut) an they've got that "vendln ' de· tense whleh give~ ground every place ex· eept In ahadow Of gOal posts. But cold analysis (apd It -could be a lot colder than that on playing field In Mlnne· sots on a Jan. 4) p~ls advantage iquarely with the ~ost Vikings. Can't dismiss tact that In their regular season meeUng the VIkings won 51-3 ("they murdered us," admits Brown quarterback Bill Nelsen). That Purple' Gang's sure to haraas Nelsen again-no quarterback this year has es· caped Its pressure. Equally Important Is fact that VIking running backs behind un· f · 1emporary ' ,Bridge . derrated forward wall are kind that can plug for yardage and control baD. ' That doesn't put Cleveland -out of siRht, however. The Brown receivers rate with anybody In game if Nelsen can gel ball lo them, and Cleveland still executes sweep better than any team in pro ball. Moreover, they've always h;od championship poise In crucial games. Just as he ran DaUas secondary wild, Paul Warfield could Jllve VIkings deep defense fits. If they play lilm to outside, as Cowboys dld1 be'll finesse them' wltlfpoal patterns·. Oil' a11ii'd field, Gary Collins Is also tough lo contain. Way we see it, though, the VIkings will shut off blg·bomb threat of Bro~s by forcing Nelsen out of his pocket or snowIng him under before he can locate those receivers. And when it comes their turn to move the ball, Kapp simply feeds It to Dave Osborn and flips little awlllga and screens to Bill Brown, plus an oceaalonal baUoon ball deep to G<!ne Washington. Browns zones have lust enough slev~s to make them vulnerable. Pick: Minnesota to grind it out, 20-14, In rugged bettie. Lions American Bowl Tilt ·Passable South ,Wins, 24-23 .. ., '' I 'I' r, 'Die fenslvely, lhere Is a marked game lhe Osldand Raldera and dllference. Kanaas City Chlefl bsve been 'Die Chiefs, allhough boasting worldilg toward and walling for lhe most suceesaful puaer in aU seasao long - for lbe AFL history In 35-1'ear.old Len American Footbell League DawSCII, slick pretty much to championship - will be playsd 1he ground, and weD they might In lhe jam packsd Coliseum be expected to again Sunday today, and lhere are many who even lhough that slrategy eoet think the fight will be as fierce lhem .a li).Glou to 1he Raiders as those old Roman conteala. three weeks ago. The oddamaters, those But Slram, who never plays feUowa who make lhelr Uvtng the asme way twice. lf he can predlcllnS lbe outcome of sporta help It, worked hla offense conteala, are sUcking wllh lhe overtime In practice !M!!ISions Raiders, who've ·oeaten lhe for lhe IIUe game, streaslng lhe Chiefs twice 1hla year, as lhe passing more lbaa 1he l'UIIII!ng, favorites but only by four poinla, which Ia one more lbaa a field goal. And wllh two of lbe best defenalve unlla In pro ball baJigtng away, II very weD (UPJ) - tllhough Robert Hoboes, Mike the Chlefl rate him wltlllhe best last Pll!l! . . . lbe lllllders, GarTettandWarrenMcVea,lbe when he Ia weD. SWI, lhe DIIWIOII puled only Ill tm., club'a tough llltle runners, got Raiders' defense ruined him In but Stram defended the · In lbe~. a Z1·2l vlct«y In November slrate&Y. Bolli e1ube are In lhelr bast WbUe Stram prefers a 1'1111- when IIIey Intercepted three Ding game to a passing me, passes. pbyaicai lblpe of lhe · "because It enables us to After me long passing driU Wells, who has caught 14 TO pasaes tbla year, lltffend a exercise beD control," ln. aU. 1111a past week Slram said: falrneu he has been In a bind ''Thls Ia lhe first Ume alnee shoti1cler N(lll'allon In lbe lut Tlht this year mostly because be bed November we have beell able to vtct«y over Kallilu have broaChl him to play sb gamea wllhout spend considerable time aod weeks of DawSCII. The Chiefs' strength attention on our passing game; I around to 1he point wilere lhe Raldera ~ count Ill him , . never was more pronounced as was reiUy pleased." soine duty. Rod Shlrman. who during lbat slretcb when they Later, lhe Kansas City eoadl caught twoaeorlng pasaesln lbe lost just one game and finished said be prefers an offenae whlcb viclotY over Houston. tlllll'e at 11-3. can afford to throw the beD lbaa likely will start In Wella' Now, Dawson Ia heallily, and from 20 to 25 Umes a game. The field could goal come might down toprove wherethea margin of difference. So talented are lhe two learns lhat lhey even boast two of lhe besl field Boa! klekera In tile AFL Jan Stenerud for lhe Chiefs and George Blanda for the Raiders. Both coacheo - Hank Stram of Kansas -City and John Madden of Osldand - have lbe greatest confidence In lhelr lllcker:s, USing them for boola almost half lhe dlatanee of the field. Slenerud, who at 2'11s almost young enough to be Blanda's soil, booted 2'1 field goals 1hla past season and Blanda, wind· lng up his 20th pro season, had 31.Jim Turner of New York~ everyone wllh 32. Defensively, there Is a standoff In talent between lbe Chlefa and Raiders. Of. IJo b cats WI•U '*" a17. spot. Fans watehinll oo teJev1a1on can expect to 100 lhe Ralden use tile conventiCIIIJ pro aet oo olfenae. '!be Dllefa? 'Diey could use any one af 1111: offeollve ~eta, InclUding lhe abotaun and lbe oU1 pro "T" !bey used to beat the Raiders lalt year. Tbat vlcl«'y, IJiouab, Is lhe Chlefl' only one In lhe last aevt11 JIIIMII between lhe two clube, and probably more lbaa IIIJiblnl -else aecounla for the fact lbe Raiders are favored for 1he big me. "It's a psydloJoglcal edle we don't like to tallt about or tblnk about," said Kanaaa City defensive end Jerry Maya. ''The more you think aboul somelhlng like tbat lhe lela yoar chances of playing your best game. Yw jus! beve to stay cool and play 1hla - like it's tbe onlJ.. .~ aame·" GENERATION GAP Ia r.Jaeeltleklng lhowa ap In Geerce Blanda, left, and Jan Ste-ud, rlctit. Oaldand a old pro Blaada, 42, conalden blmself a footbaU player llrft, a kicker seeoad and keeps busy as seeund-slrlng quarterbeelt. In tbe younger ceneratlon, Kanaaa City's Stenerad, !'1, has only 010 job-to ldck. 9th, Rams Humble Cowboys .. _, lh- Ia ·"lobe, .. GDiy. ,.., _ , because the winner ·goes on lo meet the Nallonal League champion In lhe Super Bowi at New Orleans Jan. 11 while lbe Joaer goea home to watch II aU 111 telev!Bion. Going to lbe Super Bowl Ia nothing new fw ellber team. The Chiefs went to lhe first one four years ago and the Raiders 1o lhe secmd one. Bolli were soundly beaten by the Green Bay Packers. Topples �' ( >-... ~ • '· 13-~'fhe Suniln)' 'fin~t'k';eutillt'i. ~u•KUt~, Jail."· 1970 . , ' · Vi.kings .Favlired 1Jy B Poinu · lit By JOliN G. GlllmN . UPI . ~ Writer MINNEPOUS • ST. PAUL (UPIJ - The . Mlnneaqta Vlkln&s, ~ounl\nll on their "1'\U'ple People·EaiAus" to lbe puling of sleatlY Bill Nt)sen, ruled eJihtopcilnt lavorltea Saturday to belllhe Qmland llrowni.&mdaJ and bicoiue lhe flni apirisjoo 1eam ever to win the NaUmal · Foolball l.eque ebilrnpiooahlp "'"'* . ...... a.r, 14-<legree wealber wu ·. IIIJI8l=led !w tile 110011 (C81') • . ldclaJff of the IItle 8IIDO at • ~litaiiSiadlum when lhe , .W&ue'l Eallem and Wellern fiiDII club for the right to BrowM' offellllve Bne doiJII muCh braodlng aboullbal of ~ re&!llarlt&IOii walloping. '!bey Bowl ai,Ne,. Orleana, Jao. 11. ·w•frii!DiheCowilllp,"llld aay !bey jllll plain don't think lAIIIdlng lbe cbarge of lhe vatnP,' ub !1U!i Gnnt. , · li!oul II Jlli!\il, either In a Vlklnga .ln\0 111e conlell Ia the :'OW Job will hi to •• to him ~way or wlllllbe Idea frmt f!lur of 1helr defellle - hebe lbe lbne IOCCIIIII lie of gellbie m'lllge. "People-Eaters" Carl EUer, . ~to pua. Our becbwilllry '"'be,only lhing to do about Gacy ~. Alan Pqe and • ·to cover tu reeelven wen lbat game Ia·to b'gatll," said meet lbe American FoolbaU l.el!&uo champioo In lbe 8uP!II' Jlni MarshaU. n will hi 1he jOb of lhe "Ellen" to setNellell,-,.._ accurate lborl ~ led lhe Bro1m to ID 1ljllel J'OIIt of lbe Da1laa Oowloil)'lln lui week'a. EllsleriltltleS-.IIIIIafterlhe VlldnpwonlheWtllemCI'OWII by ovi!I'COIIIIqj an eveo more celebrated passer, Roman Glbrlel of lhe Los ADgeles Ramll. •m.e did ·~ 11M. :Iiiii •OU&b to live olir iront .meu ace_rurmlng back J.er07 Kelly. ancitber leC<DI or hio:" The VIJdnCI' ~vorlltlm Ia baaed Qll 111e1r 11-3 rout of the Broima in' a recuJar 110U011 p11111, their ~ regular IWIIII't!*'d(IS-l)lj@lnlttlle Brown~'(tN-l)andlllelrbome field edge, If. any. . The J!mml,' after a Jfgtt workout for .IIJ8Cialty Ieima Salurdq; lnllated they aren't '"lbat'a what 1he fellows have done.'Dieyirenottalklngaboul II. '"nnat game Ia over and done wllll," agreed Nelsen. "I think welearnedsomeiblngfrunllat least I hope we learned aomethlng from 11. ''Looi,"sildlhellde-Wrned Mellen, ''If we play lhe game we'reeapableofplllying we will Jrin, We'll win lf ,.. eaecu!e iboul lheiJ"buiiMq without ~ld lbal incloidea Dave better lbaa !bey do _ lf they much of lbe fla!nboyant esecute betler lbaa we do flreworb · of, .aome · of lhe tbey'IJ win." . . . .•• _ . ~ular, ~~~~ Browne' coadJ Blanton leaa .aueeeaful, teams. Ef· CoWer dlacowllllbe 1iami field lkielley hM paid olf - lhe as much •·'- t.O ille VIII!DU. Brolllll'Jed lhe league In tiJuCh. "Ob, ';'ire," .-be · .nld, d01f!lll, lhe Vltings led 1n total ''everyllme !bey ptn ' l .-yard po~~.:..-, :....~-. ~---"-you woo 'I be lbie to bear ~ .,...... ......... ...,.,....,., yourself think wilh -~ lhe football league star, quar· people cheering, bullhal'a 'not Wrbacb 1he VlkiDp. Grant any dlfferenl 1!'001 .,, other. , polnla out a hllle difference game we play 011 lbe - road between Kapp and Nelaeo In durlnglheseason.We'reusedto lbetKapp''mov•aroundalot, lllat." aeardllng for receivers" and The Ulle game, which will will run a lot, willie Nelsen runs drawacapacll)'cmrdof47,M4, very UIUe, acepl oo bootleg lallhapingupaaa claah between plays. workman~lke Ieima who go Kapp dlrecla a soUd running tool;; 1 Mol . _ , _ Ill Oallcn, Bill Brown and Clint ·8a11!JD!n CIDI!a, I ' - l!!lr · Jonea. delelteol ·dutllil ,lit ,...air · Kelly, of con, Ia lbe liar - -'- ~an.& cllll k ' nmnlng lllreat of ·Ill• Browns • 1 rei!IDii b' dllcDIIIIIiil bat and Nelaeo aim,l hla puaes at !,JJ*'\'.~J!IIIIIIIc 1 lhtee of ' lhe most talented "'!! yeir. ' tecetven in 111e ·buliness 'Die Vlklll&l. 11110•)oiMil ·1111 Paul Warf1:eld1 whilm Gllnl 1811Ueln IMI,-_......,...In .,.ned ''tbe Delt receiver In 1he lbe dlampiodlblp pmi .b' 1111 iequeafterhe'scaughtlhebiU 111'11 lime. 1lblle It II' lbe beea- be's so bard to bring VlkmP' flrit cbaDee b' tba doiwn," big ligbt end Milt Morin NFL lltloe, It'• 1he Brolml' Jill and Gacy Colllna. -nett year IIIey l'llllcb to tba ~taw's favorite for ''bclnb" AFL. ...-laspeedyftankerGene B'·lbe-latledaltbetlld Washln&ta>. · ~ ~ -lbrle, lbt"'Theilr\)WnsaremU!nslheir will PY IAIIIllon dulb '111111 I8COIId straight appearance In victor)' gol.n8 to the team 1he Ulle game. Lilt year,llley IICII'ir!& lint. . ~.···'• .· .Experts Like Oaklan(l oAJCLANti' ·South NFL TI'IU: BOn& BIDE oa tbe lholllder ef aevelllld qaarlerllaek Bm Nebea llq a OMMVOI'•IentiJ tteatmeld from Brnu' lriJIIer Leo Mllrpby. ce&- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••11,1 NFL CHAMPIONSHIP Battle of the unexpected. Guy picking these teama at the beginning of '69 season could have put Jimmy the Greek out of business. Yet they merited everything they accomplished. The Minnesota Vikings are the physical brutes of football. They win simply by knocking people over. And get Inspired attacking leadership from Joe (Supermex) Kaop. : The Cleveland Browns are a bit slicker. ,Pflmarllyj the~ .move the baD Mound and over poop e (though retaining threat of Le· roy Ken; and BO Scott ·on traps ur, the · gut) an they've got that "vendln ' de· tense whleh give~ ground every place ex· eept In ahadow Of gOal posts. But cold analysis (apd It -could be a lot colder than that on playing field In Mlnne· sots on a Jan. 4) p~ls advantage iquarely with the ~ost Vikings. Can't dismiss tact that In their regular season meeUng the VIkings won 51-3 ("they murdered us," admits Brown quarterback Bill Nelsen). That Purple' Gang's sure to haraas Nelsen again-no quarterback this year has es· caped Its pressure. Equally Important Is fact that VIking running backs behind un· f · 1emporary ' ,Bridge . derrated forward wall are kind that can plug for yardage and control baD. ' That doesn't put Cleveland -out of siRht, however. The Brown receivers rate with anybody In game if Nelsen can gel ball lo them, and Cleveland still executes sweep better than any team in pro ball. Moreover, they've always h;od championship poise In crucial games. Just as he ran DaUas secondary wild, Paul Warfield could Jllve VIkings deep defense fits. If they play lilm to outside, as Cowboys dld1 be'll finesse them' wltlfpoal patterns·. Oil' a11ii'd field, Gary Collins Is also tough lo contain. Way we see it, though, the VIkings will shut off blg·bomb threat of Bro~s by forcing Nelsen out of his pocket or snowIng him under before he can locate those receivers. And when it comes their turn to move the ball, Kapp simply feeds It to Dave Osborn and flips little awlllga and screens to Bill Brown, plus an oceaalonal baUoon ball deep to G<!ne Washington. Browns zones have lust enough slev~s to make them vulnerable. Pick: Minnesota to grind it out, 20-14, In rugged bettie. Lions American Bowl Tilt ·Passable South ,Wins, 24-23 .. ., '' I 'I' r, 'Die fenslvely, lhere Is a marked game lhe Osldand Raldera and dllference. Kanaas City Chlefl bsve been 'Die Chiefs, allhough boasting worldilg toward and walling for lhe most suceesaful puaer in aU seasao long - for lbe AFL history In 35-1'ear.old Len American Footbell League DawSCII, slick pretty much to championship - will be playsd 1he ground, and weD they might In lhe jam packsd Coliseum be expected to again Sunday today, and lhere are many who even lhough that slrategy eoet think the fight will be as fierce lhem .a li).Glou to 1he Raiders as those old Roman conteala. three weeks ago. The oddamaters, those But Slram, who never plays feUowa who make lhelr Uvtng the asme way twice. lf he can predlcllnS lbe outcome of sporta help It, worked hla offense conteala, are sUcking wllh lhe overtime In practice !M!!ISions Raiders, who've ·oeaten lhe for lhe IIUe game, streaslng lhe Chiefs twice 1hla year, as lhe passing more lbaa 1he l'UIIII!ng, favorites but only by four poinla, which Ia one more lbaa a field goal. And wllh two of lbe best defenalve unlla In pro ball baJigtng away, II very weD (UPJ) - tllhough Robert Hoboes, Mike the Chlefl rate him wltlllhe best last Pll!l! . . . lbe lllllders, GarTettandWarrenMcVea,lbe when he Ia weD. SWI, lhe DIIWIOII puled only Ill tm., club'a tough llltle runners, got Raiders' defense ruined him In but Stram defended the · In lbe~. a Z1·2l vlct«y In November slrate&Y. Bolli e1ube are In lhelr bast WbUe Stram prefers a 1'1111- when IIIey Intercepted three Ding game to a passing me, passes. pbyaicai lblpe of lhe · "because It enables us to After me long passing driU Wells, who has caught 14 TO pasaes tbla year, lltffend a exercise beD control," ln. aU. 1111a past week Slram said: falrneu he has been In a bind ''Thls Ia lhe first Ume alnee shoti1cler N(lll'allon In lbe lut Tlht this year mostly because be bed November we have beell able to vtct«y over Kallilu have broaChl him to play sb gamea wllhout spend considerable time aod weeks of DawSCII. The Chiefs' strength attention on our passing game; I around to 1he point wilere lhe Raldera ~ count Ill him , . never was more pronounced as was reiUy pleased." soine duty. Rod Shlrman. who during lbat slretcb when they Later, lhe Kansas City eoadl caught twoaeorlng pasaesln lbe lost just one game and finished said be prefers an offenae whlcb viclotY over Houston. tlllll'e at 11-3. can afford to throw the beD lbaa likely will start In Wella' Now, Dawson Ia heallily, and from 20 to 25 Umes a game. The field could goal come might down toprove wherethea margin of difference. So talented are lhe two learns lhat lhey even boast two of lhe besl field Boa! klekera In tile AFL Jan Stenerud for lhe Chiefs and George Blanda for the Raiders. Both coacheo - Hank Stram of Kansas -City and John Madden of Osldand - have lbe greatest confidence In lhelr lllcker:s, USing them for boola almost half lhe dlatanee of the field. Slenerud, who at 2'11s almost young enough to be Blanda's soil, booted 2'1 field goals 1hla past season and Blanda, wind· lng up his 20th pro season, had 31.Jim Turner of New York~ everyone wllh 32. Defensively, there Is a standoff In talent between lbe Chlefa and Raiders. Of. IJo b cats WI•U '*" a17. spot. Fans watehinll oo teJev1a1on can expect to 100 lhe Ralden use tile conventiCIIIJ pro aet oo olfenae. '!be Dllefa? 'Diey could use any one af 1111: offeollve ~eta, InclUding lhe abotaun and lbe oU1 pro "T" !bey used to beat the Raiders lalt year. Tbat vlcl«'y, IJiouab, Is lhe Chlefl' only one In lhe last aevt11 JIIIMII between lhe two clube, and probably more lbaa IIIJiblnl -else aecounla for the fact lbe Raiders are favored for 1he big me. "It's a psydloJoglcal edle we don't like to tallt about or tblnk about," said Kanaaa City defensive end Jerry Maya. ''The more you think aboul somelhlng like tbat lhe lela yoar chances of playing your best game. Yw jus! beve to stay cool and play 1hla - like it's tbe onlJ.. .~ aame·" GENERATION GAP Ia r.Jaeeltleklng lhowa ap In Geerce Blanda, left, and Jan Ste-ud, rlctit. Oaldand a old pro Blaada, 42, conalden blmself a footbaU player llrft, a kicker seeoad and keeps busy as seeund-slrlng quarterbeelt. In tbe younger ceneratlon, Kanaaa City's Stenerad, !'1, has only 010 job-to ldck. 9th, Rams Humble Cowboys .. _, lh- Ia ·"lobe, .. GDiy. ,.., _ , because the winner ·goes on lo meet the Nallonal League champion In lhe Super Bowi at New Orleans Jan. 11 while lbe Joaer goea home to watch II aU 111 telev!Bion. Going to lbe Super Bowl Ia nothing new fw ellber team. The Chiefs went to lhe first one four years ago and the Raiders 1o lhe secmd one. Bolli were soundly beaten by the Green Bay Packers. Topples �t . •• . Defeats GAHS48-411n0ver ttme; ;Marau·d ersWinSixth 64~510v@r :Wellston . ' i81=-~elgs ace, MO senior •111nl, hll man - Welten - IOUf :·· Andy ZinlmeJ'Inall, kept the lnchellnbilahlbull!lllllllledlo ~....:. •......, 8ttor falling llehind poleniRocielolfenoe far below blockleverol of hlllbota.. --•-·-, IIOW IT WENT ..... Jn the 1!111 quan.t, lbe :;r.W..tlbeWellaiDnGolden polntaln lbe piing q~r. Golden Rocketa gave every ........... 64-41 here Friday van loflllre CIIJI!! off 111, bench Indication lilaI the -~. ' ' toboldtheiiAicllel'ullcl:guard werelnloraro!J!Ibntgbt. '!bey Marauden, &-l ov'"ll toalnlbeiiOCOIIdq!!!!1'1erand d._IIDtheSaulheutamOhlo !!CDJ.-In lbe eDttte accond ·IDd the faJUt In the pecked Alblellc League, are now In a bl!r! · . Meigs JI)'JD were. ~ If 1 areaq o11Uon to challe~e 1be Doxie Walten W .oenio~ the Marauderl' record to date ahCleleale~ Albena Bulldoa• ceDter, chJpped U: I polnll and was lor real. '· nul Friday night here, where commanded Jbe boards will! 17 With Z:IO remaining In lbe · ......tng ~ :.::=f= · ~=~nacoredslx ,rwaoo.n jumpedofftoenearl,y.l~leotd mt I .' combination l1rlt quarllr Wellillllllled 184. llp.jD 111 TYo at H. lfloel'ly-Tyo lor 17 of Bullt1!11.itiUpOID!btil,. Wllh ~udarlbula=:. .!~tllldup In !.. ..,.;.. '_, ....., lbe l:Ol ...,.,0 _ In ll!e "'"""' , .,. wan• ...,._ ·--. edge af 8114100tlbeleed.JI9\1eoer, al acprlni tbe eoid af lbtrBnl q~. Bliatrlt 'nre q ·, ' ~ 0 .;.111 ~ .UU,led; 17.... !1t_the ....~., "111 the re&~ depart11 ~~it. ; • ~ _,._...., . .... lillnl, llelgii!IOI:W a p118b1 AllbultwooltbeDpa!nu:: - Bill Coaclt' carl WoUe'o ldnnlqe, ff-41. l*lde,l ~.~ .,b_yeond.;.,;: and .._.uilm' ~llllale ._yed Wllller'aiT,Tyobadlai!IIIY~ we••. · ,_,., ·~ i!llldiiO · 'polnla go1nc 1n1o Maire 5 ... ..ldeillkal !*'lliMe •, u lblit ow-nta.Apbul Lopn, ,.... illd lbe IJOIIl ldl Gil Sl per ..t ud ~Pbiit' tbe ~ both bll I) per oenL'!'IM.W.....n.,.de21of '18udWellatlllliaoteO. · Fnm the foUl lbie, 'th"'e••~..,. MaraudlrutU end the tint nilibd of SEOAL play 1!3ainll ai~~~lluiu~tollve, =::..~:;;... i-, ~ ~o...= =ld1I~IM7 Mf!' !f"_!ll,~~~!!!:!~:.~t lheftnel~mlm~aiM. From,ib.lleld,!Ortbe~ & ....;"oft a , In- the ~ ql!arllr, the . U~-litlte giJM, Meijl shot . ~ "*' made2lofD!Gri7PIJ'~hild W~bl!on11'!'•1orUper ctnis Na• Frida , '!be Y ~- ...~~ 11M .aliraya loap i .o\IM~ ~ Tbe IWIIldoll .. .., ~ ja leapt plly ..... Mlraliderlll't i-1. A WID ,fli' pal IMmln lint ovi wllll SIIICODds 11ft to set up • plly. . . Lon BUll sot lbe ball, ~ bled lqi court. Tbe G~ fl-i IIII'OI!IId I few aecondl. Jack llallhewl got It OD lbe • • . llld llreaked down lbe base Une loward the boopl. . Mallbew!l Tom l'rOie open Ill ltoftt of ~ GARS blltet, ptll!ld off, and l'rOie ,•place,!i!Jialoli .._,wwkl .NIItl-. . lfiilollblirlltlebopeaiDabndl, ill\!lllll'~•- olio 1"4 !~.!!( plil1 off en~ 11f!.1- M . . !JI¥Wuled ........!'"'· c oJ· . • . ,ound SocomtileEIFrlclq iotolbi -• . ' - ="':':'.~a=== · ~: 1 , , tJ h G ,,.. 60 5o ~r=E£rr=:;:::=sr::.Ky . ger Creek Nins Nort r ' ·. a ·,a, ... ,... tMMaraudersareW. rebounds: Altbou&h Waller& l1 and 25 respectively' to proWie mOll of lbe IJCO!'ing punch aga1n11 WeUsloo. lltitprobabl,ythebtggesland 111011 umolleed play was lilaI of M jWiior forward Rick Van Maire. His spectacular def....Jve play on Wellston's , MEIGS 1'17 2-31njunlorthe~~ ";;r';:'n!~ ~ •-· wltb 19, !olio~ by G,ri~ Martin, 6-4 juruor~~terpla,·"·· IO. Aiaocommen r , • .., well on defense Wl8 1-2 oenlor ceDter, Sieve Foo~ who gave ll ·Hensler WilT)' Walters Tyo Ha&gerl)' VanMatre Werner K)oel a.tlda Wlltleimuth Becker TOTAUI WEUHI'ON Fout Hwell Mirlln JOrdan :rJmmerman Cue McKirulls Jacoba TOTAUI 117 quarler9 : Melp Wellslon , . ... ..J mark Bo K _,__ bad 11 ud Ken eel ud II ol18 fnlm lbe foul 'II "iar lilt wbwai ipl MID .cOnd lille lw •• cent. Norlb ~ 111w 1111_, · 11 >Jirown,l-~i • 111 ·, ~ · WOII ·.l'fblltle ,of tile l!Ol'!'Jl, GAL~ "iRI ·,.. Yl•r ......,_., ~ln.aUowillllbe~tes :=; ltnWCftek' ~ ctlliDI11 .rebL""da 1o smtlll16-11;.aow'ell 1'1·11; il. M , Sloat Me: Jlllllca ~; ,p. ':1 u:-m: llle'n.ld ,·'die llolica~ btl. of 1rtim Cllrt f.G.a; A. Qft, 7-Mt;' 21 -lllld 48 lor IU per Browa 1·1~ TOT.AIM' U.:.. lw lieconil place tn 1be Soulbem ~ loi vGrlb V~7 Alblellc 0onlert!l!=t· - . '' -~IIJ~In lhtSVAC. It P!Jinll.:::. Kner Cree~~ II~ In all pmei! and LaiTy Howell, ..; llld North Gallla II 5-2. II WI.! · · bad ll · lor the North Gallla'a licGiid alral8hl )unllll', each , · . 111 · ......... llobcata I!DibPb While 1111 from lbe field' fill' aa,e per· wilb 16 palnll. ve , t'l:,C ..-»;. u ' ei&hloflllrtim the foul line fGh .. . . , · per clnt. . ·;t, KYG!i:lt .<dlU!:&:It (IOI 10 ,. Browa 1-1-11; pme41411ulfedSIIIin-:ored W.llenlcl!t-I.O;Wblte7·1·11;J. , a - ,_.,.; BraeU 1-1·7, ~ P1ra~e~CGII!IICiad 011 zsof , NOflbGallla~tt•u I~ ~1 ~I 1).0 ~ 3-4 1).0 1).0 1).0 1).0 1).0 lh1 1·1 21-70 22-33 4 0 °0 0 3 I 44 .19 5 0 0 o o o o o 0 2 64 FG-A FT·A PF TP I~ ~ 5 6 2-11 1-2 5 5 U:!-4410 1-24 3-4 2 19 Z.ll 5-10 4 9 1-3 4).2 4 2 1).0 1).0 0.0 I 0 4).1 0 0 la.«l 1$-28 25 51 9 22 11 ZZ-64 9 11 lt-<;1 17 BWEFIELD, W.VA. -WIIb five men In double ligurel, RIO Grande College rolled lo Ita ninth consecullve win will! a 113-83 victory Friday night over Hampton Jnalllule In the opening round of the Bluefield Holiday Invitational Tour· w::U..Score: 27 2115 4G-I03 1-t In SVAC play. Wahama Soulbern 8 19 .18 13- 5I upped Ill allle to 2-2. Wahama - Clark I~; AllerlraUing27~atlbeendol Rouab 1,._2; Howard a...11; thetlnlq~and4i-27 allhe. Sayre 1,._2; Herndon 3-1-7; ball, llle Tornadoes outacored Morris 2-0-4; Fields 6-0-12; lbi Flllcons 11-1~ In llle lblrd Glllllspie, 111-2-23; Keya z.o.4. ~. Tollla 44-1~1113. Bllt Colch Grant Barnette's Southern - NorriS 7+11; aquadmadellacompleteroul Jolmaoo 3+6; B. Hill ~2-2; byacorlngtopolnlslntheflnal Tbelaa 441; B. llarl ~.1-11; ~. Soulhern bad 13. Shain Z.U; lhle 1.0.2; A. HWI· Coach Jim Adams' 1'ornadoea 2-4; G. 11art ~1-1. Totala 23-IZ. commllled 3ltumovers. 5I. Webama outrebounded lbe Drizzler® Ram Jet Roger Bentley, 6-4 aophomol't, bad lii!I!IAIMartin, Mfrelb. man JIIW'd, acored 20• Top Kortrl lor lflmpton Ernest 11111, 6-1 junior were IIJI8fd. wbo bonorl af polnta, and toot lop ICCII'Inl tbeBob~l wllb ~ ornegay, ,.. Eagleewi11122polntaudello lopped tbem with 14 rebounds. The sop~ Hnllllon Ia far albelltime41-2$. Coach· Dan W"'•'l'a Eaglel malnlalned their•.,... CGWiortable 1dvanlqe 'lbroaghoul tile aecondballtopulall&hlboldon Tbe Eulem reeema ello ran patI the Hannan-Traee "I"•• ~-. .... Tbe Eaglee played another SVAC game Saturday nlgbl, ::!:,C ::J::'.!\u~ Gallla ::.~y ~:s':'i.C:: ballletheaecondpla lbecoolest. to ce Eu1ern bad to rebounda llld Plralee. lhol a bllalerlng 10 per cent lflnnanTrace 1510 II~ froin llle field. Eulern 25 16 II r-'1 , Tile wiD left Coacb Arl Lanbam'a Redmen wilb a N record wbUe lbe . lflmpton ' Plrltaa aeited 1111' a W record s..;,.. 'Bo' Suffered Heart Attack · Aao~lallon, tabo ~o:-:.~ =~~e:'tn~ .:=:~~t:l: kid who : 8nl ~ But tbe Bucb San Diego. '!be SUns raiDed =~eW~ge~==laln ~ tbe Pme 11i1b a !4-6 from 12 polnta back wilb 10 and a-n, lllll'lletonolcb lbelr lllh w1n 1n mlnulel remaining to notch Basketball Lew AlciDdor 18 ' OFF ON ANY~ lENS, :WOIENS AID CHILD.NS 8111 outc~ Reed In lbelr 1u112 11ar11 and match lbelr IIIII win, one more 111111 all~u:f.ulftlaFrldaylllgblu Mllwaullee'l IJ118.19tolal of27 l'lloeniK'a total In Ill roolde Milwaukee, en npan!Jioo dub, \'lciGrlel. ltUil of IIIIINI. Hnklnl, defeated the New York KDicka Walt Frazier outplayed al blmltU a n!lWCOJI!el:ln the NBA lime 1-!~5 llmelbyroolde'BobDandrlge llleramanberof_,.lnthe lorlbelll'll , ' 11 · 'lbe 7!:t~J.::"Aiclndor acored4lpalnlltwo!!bortofhls high' to 181or Reed Jl'Otr":.:':"' ded' the Knick ~v~ IU and held his =~to ledNewYorkwilb27polntaand lolallediSIIIIIII. IIIIOIIJmled Baltimore overcame Olear RDberllon'l 21-pulnl effort to bial lbe Royell and aiove to LEATHER SHOES Jl'OI,IedPhoenbt111tbllpoinll. Elvin Mayea, laalaeaaon'a acorlng Ieeder, pollecll 111111· bl&h • polnll. Lol Al!celn moved past San Franclaco lnlo aecond plaoe In OVER $6.99 Dan Thomas -elber " cold~ Calli. (UPI)- ~ MiJ ukee, DIW!Ion aecond 1ra11aIn Nn the l'lllonl, Wbobyllelroltlorlplbe 110W blve loll live Head Mlrblgan loolball coach York by 111 gaai.. _llld the In 1 row. Jolul IIIIYilcek led Glenn E. "Bo" Scbembechler, Bucb banlalalolcalchltrc up BoaloD wllb ZSpalnll, lbree leu who wl8 stricken wilb a biarl ID do 111111 Dive Blng'1 game bl&h of alllct only lltreo boun before "n;18 dncb the Knlcb l!l'ell't • po1ni. lor !be Mollll' Cll)' the ldckolf of the Rolle Bowl lo lol'e 1o 1oo many team. · game, Ia npecled to remain clabl , Alclndor 11gurea "to A bot 11rea1t by Billy CUD· lwopltallzed here for two to we'll;,.pkmtrofbelplf;,.'re nln&bam lllal ne11ec1 lUI lbree weeb, 1 hoepllal lpokea- 110-tobleltbemfortbelllle." polnlllna 4:U...., of tbelul man 1tld Friday· In oilier miA pmea Balli· qurler cll'ried Pblladelj1111a to Dr.JiukeliJ. Welnateln, who more edeed Oncln•li, 118, v1e1ory over the lla* Hal · PASAOENA, "S.rvhig You · Sin~• 1936" 3u.SecoiHI •••· O,p. The Perk. GALIJPOLIS ledallacorer:thC:to~ a Lol Aile !orcedtheWIII'IAnlnlo.bell caalrol erron. Nate ~ lllbbed It reboundlllld --s ,, ;!poln:;ll~lor~the~W:Itrrl!ll'l::::.·~~;::;;~;::;::;.~=;~~=~ eou. a ili- admllled Schembechkr to St. BoltondefealedDelroU 11t)f2, I.ub ~tal New Year'• Day, Phlladel~ 11oppec1 Auanll> said 'Coach Schembechler Ia w.117 Pboenla: QllPed Bin recoven,. ulllfactorlly and Ia • quite comlorllble." He added ::e::-but~= bechler'l condiUon wiD be doeel,y monilcnd. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Be WDD mon pmea 11 one Schembechler did nolwalcb (UP!) - Ed A. Dlddla, 74, lchoollhan 11111 o1ber coach In tbe Rolle Bowl pme on veteran former Wealern the bill«)' of .,._e buUItelevillon, bul periodically Kenlucty Unl\'ll'llly bublbell biQ, and wu tile IIIII,J coach ICOl'tl were rela7ed to blm. · coach lor more .tllan lour IIYt!rto blve raadJed monlhan "CHARGE IT'~ Mlrblgfl• loelto usc 1~ 1n 111e decadeti, died eerlj Frlda1 1,0110 pme~ 1111' 0111 !!dloOI. 1111 game. . acrw town fn1m tbeldlool bll WGil-lait l'l!CU'd at WtiiiWa WI.!. Don Canham, Mlchlga•. albJe. leaml belped build. 'IINIII. . lie dlreclor, llld thai allhouglt Diddle'• Weatem "Hilltop. DlddlHoeched leamiWCID or the pme wu 1011 Schemblcb- pera" made what bad bien 1 ll1ared In S2 cbampionaldpe In lit .•...,.... the ·wol"'''ine amall wikaowa leacben' tbrea different cOII!erencea, ~ lild 1tie ..a.1anl C01cbea ~~ a a.iUonwlde ~ Iila7ed In lliree NCAA •toar. Open FridaY. 1w lllelrefforta tn -U.. ~." poww 111 liil a ;t~rt '!h • MliMn11 ·• '!l,lbt aa~ ,. ~ wu In hit lint Pill· , ,. -I t •t•. · , ,,;, ' ylar u••lfoolbiU coach •' Tile fGrllilr I!IIICII ·~ ~ ' "t;t'~ Til 8 p:M. MkNiaP. . ' boli!llaJ!el llll;.· ~ - tw (\J!l) llewullnlllrlcQil'l)eeda; ~-~-. ~...._ ..,.CI«J,I)IIAI4fa and wllb what w.. llnt lleUmd to """"' billli lit lbt ijitiJ' '"' t.ft~¥0 l' a 'IN ...... to . be a "1tomach UJIII!t.'' and ~Mid II' ...... ~ rititni!OIIIe ', .,llnlap.flr . ·treaiA!CI 111 team ~- l)lb'*fi4dl4il .flt~ toalpt'l National Hockij . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . Afl.r pYin the 110 an.Wift'tll ,JIIilpltal IMJIII .P D!t 'P'-1 till to fOIIIII!8 JI!1'PII'IIicD,. lbt •If i'l'lda1• I '' ' ~. I ( ~ Rlld·WINii• , , pme, ,Sclwmllec~ .. was . '1111 tlnl .~. •i .: Jfelld tiomboefW liU bela kill lilruck ~ houri before llie IJied old o•a I «it , ~ i!1DC1 1i1JttN hil bad~ ...... ..,n.. . fi9Grt lor u..tr·}ll'IICIIc~ ii7DIL llle ~ York -~ Dee. 17 Hlnlle MIDiewtll remain In Weatlril"91r}lliya boilil...,_ IJitd llonlliil .lfiiNd a Puadell!l IUIW be Ia rel'teed, In the maiiHiillllon dollar E. N. bnilied rib ,.mri1t 01-IIDd Canham ltl4, Diddle Arellli OD MJIUI, Cbt1itma nlcii ·. . SPEClAl ' Oneleel_Onlr . Jan. 5tb·101h $23 ' '.; ~ ~ ~tJ Ja ck son ,. Wt I•.ns. F trs • ' t Ga·m e" '. . t' ! MOIILI HOM II • · ~ted m ~~~~~~~~~i":~t:O!n t ! :! ar.'abuketwllbJ:8leltpu& tbe 71er1 In front lor JIOOd. O!llllnpm led Pldladeljllda wllb a polnllllld Walt Haaard E. A. Diddle Succumbs GAWPOUS - Coach Ed Pauley's Gollipolltt Blue Imp reaervt1 raDied In tbe aecond ball to down vlllllng Ironton .. II In a Southeastern Ohio League preliminary conleol here Friday night. Tbe Cube held 1D 8-6 finl period lead. Tbe VIsitors were IIIII on lop al hallllme, 19-17. Tbe Imps, now 8-1 on lbe leU!IIl and f.l In conference play, outacored the Cube N In the lblrd period to late a •21 leed. Jn lbe final canto, tbe Impe outacored llle Cube 10o8. Tbe defeat mocked lbe Cuba out of a aecond pllce lie with 111e Jmpe, leaving the Galllans In llldllputed ltCGIId place. Mike Noe'o .19 polnta paced A h Ia . d R. Ill' . I Flo"~!tvallty58 l:tt' ' : ~ ~ :;: s n . Ips lllO IS . "es eyan ·&Son · will!:=~~: '!:.~"~:!::::~~~-;:: a draw .. "llblnt l.llnall,y pulll all ~elawltbllpojnll,bulltwu llld 1be Big A. "I Jack Marln'a ball coalrolln the liadaom:,JOOdlllllll"aiUCLA llnal!Oaecondelllal..-111 ted but lbltt one IMigllt was mj !be vwory. Ileal" BoaloD look advantage ollwo Montor,,~,, _, 8 tumoven. ..........., .. _ J -·a. ,.. ...... _. GaWpolia aurprlaed the point lo pace Ill 0: blger '11gers on lbe boarda, .., paQ,ped fa. ,l i jiJr tliti coUecUng 38 rebounds to •lilual· !~tine Bit !I'"" bad U: Ironton'• 27. Prole and · Friday, GAlli will liNt FtJ11110!1 hauled down 12 udl .~:. • fronton •- ~ for tbe lolen. Man bed eJcbl • : lor the wlnnera. ,. • Hetic Finilh t Rally, £~::1:~ Beat Cubs 36-31 Doy:.Roas87 Doy. Col. White 81 lalkotlloll kons Doy. Dunbor 66 Doy. Fairview ly unHH Press l-natloo111 51 L.anq'ter 51 Up. ArlingtOn .U Meodowdllo 66 Dey, Petterson Amandl Clearcrtek 76 Fair- 31 lltld Unl.., 75 · Beavtrcrook n Wayne 59 Corroll 90 ·1ar,.Un. 61 Dayton Stebblni 51 Conel Wlnchelter 81 Llborty Centerville 38 Unl.., 55 Xenia 84 Fairborn Baker '" Lima Senior 69 Springfield Graham Local' 52 South 60 CoVingtan o45 SteubOnvlile 77 Martins Fer. 41 Miami Eolt 66 N.oestern 63 Steublnvllle Central 57 Jackson Center 112 Houst.., 71 " Mingo Junction 51 Groonviow 12 Woyneovll!e 63 WtJiivlllt 82 Toronto 61 Pe•ry 70 Louisville 67, 2 ot Com"'f,ldae 60 W!nltr~vilie .u Wads-'h 60 Brunswick a ATHENS - The Athens Jollerson Unlo 74 Stanton Lo- Dborlln 64 New London 57 Bulldop relalned lbelr lofty ul +I , . MAl i'HEWS ATl'EMPI'S SHORT JUMPER- Galllpolli' Jack Matthews (22) fired a perch atop the Soulheulern 51 Springfield Lo. Brilliant #I s~--.1! lborljumperattbe boopelnllleoverlime perlodagainlllronlon Friday night, but the shot Ohio Lea1110 slandlnga Friday 67 ;ntltonsvlllt ol'/ Ci lfU""RDJI rolled olflberlm-'th '"7-. Others nt••t Bellaire St. John Bridgeport 60 -~"' 1:23leftlnlbeconleel. lrontonheldon to win a""'"-:, ""'""" ....., ... 18 "· ...y walloped VIIIH•• ....., Wheeling, w. va, Llnsly 51 8EOAL ALL GAIIE8 plcluredlefltorl&hlare Irlllllon'o Dick Moore (43)and Bill Washburn (~3); GaWa'sl.ooilie Lopn by a 74-69 IJCO!'e to run , Fremont .p .Eiyrla ~ t.g w w p OP lll!lb (It) and lMry Bnowden (3111 and the hero of the nlghl, Ironton s Oiarlle Kilchen, lbelr record to 20 COIIItCIJIIve ·. Clovela~d. Eisl Tech·68 i ,~ . '"I , 1 1 ,o ,1117 , .431 III!Dibef, 45: . , H"'' ~ALJ~· C!oiUinbus Eaoli53 _;; ...... ., .,-..,,..,t ,ul ·44I~#T ·· ' ' · · "'~''l,~n~ Qpl...lbe '' 'llulldop In time 52 • Ironton. -'.! ·o- 4 IIN ' f47 'Qilrvlew C•thollc Q Mlavltw . GaDieel!: c:Gnleela 1albltt .. ·C.VI~II!Il!' 12 ...- ,.. a 4 . , . . · . lea ) and ....(lioO In ·;· ., : · ,<:Inc. Roger Bacon71 I~.:'!, 4 I 120 844 gue P Y It1 M . . stage ·Atheils 74 j;ogan 59 w....... · 2 S '321 Ill lor lbelr bied-oo clash llrilb I I 3711 411 JACKSON _ In a Friday prom1a1ng sophomore center; Collman ~:1.-2; 11roo1ra 2-4-8; second place Melp Friday Sprtngfltl( Cothollc 57 Tecum· Jacbon llh ol5 NeJa.York 0 7 3110 411 nlghl conlell between lbe only dumped In 23 polnllto .pece the Lower »8; Weaver 1,._2;6-.18; nlghl· qr...,vlow 12 Weynesvlllt 63 twoleamlln lbe SEOAL.denled attack with Terry Osborne 'fWior l-41-2; TOTAUIII-!4- Tbe Bulldogs blitzed lbe Lima Sliownee !0 8EOAL v••-dhte!ta.tno Bellefontaine 47 -·~ W.....,.L..p OP lbe Iaaie af victory tbe Jacbon addlng 18. 4t. _,.._. in !be first period 21· Cots. wattersan61 CAlls, west 39 • ....,. · Ironmen uploded over Jim Lower and Steve Brooks JACKS!lN (71) - Oabome 6- 3, ""~Ibis lead lo fl·21 81 \ GJ'andvltw 68 Grov-' 35 AU.. 5 0 174 216 NelaonviiJe.York 78-44 to drop taWed elgbt polnta each to pace &-II; Walke 3-U Rowte llh1- tbelnlermlalion, and upped It lo Grove City 84 Bexloy 61 Melp 5 I Ia 327 lbe llucteyO!J Into lui place In NelaonvUle-York. 23;. lleStepbin 346; lloyd 3-GLAindGn 51 Mllllln :14 Galllpolla 3 2 Ill 241 111e league. Tbe wiD give~ Jacbon a 4; Clark Z.l-6;, Eisna1J8Ie J-1-3; f'illllard66Marysvlllt60 Lopn 3 3 3111 401 JDnolchlngthelrllntvlctory aeuonmarkoll~andaleague Murphy 1·1-3; Davia 2-0-4; APARICIO SIGNS Wh!INII 95 Dolowwo 68 Wellaton 2 I 321 Jill o1 the tbe irllllmen standing of 1-4 wbUe the Tliomas ~. TOTAU132-14CAGO Wor1h!nQion' 6t MI. y....,..; » Irontoa Z I Jill 313 roaredofftoal~leedoverlbe Buckeyea are ~Tin all games 78. em (UPI)-Sh<irtalop Reynoldlblirg 12 Plea11ntview JacUon .1 4 • 320 vlillon llld flnlabed the finl and~ In the league. . Score by Q.uarlen : Luis Aparicio, a vetoran of 14 53 ' N·'·Y..... o 5 .., · major league 18810111, baa Gaham1 10 W•tervlllt 69 _. ,_ - - qultlerwilb an 11-41eed. ll wu The box acore: Nell.-York 4 II 36 4t signed bla CUDiracl fiJI' 1970 ;l:an•vllle 59 Chillicothe 39 TOTAUI 21 Zl U U llrll ~I the haU llld 13-31 alter NELS.-YORK (U) - S. Jacbon 18 35 53 78 willllbe Chicago While Scm. · Colo. DoSai1163Cola. Wthrle50 three periods. Coffman U-4; SuWven 1.f.8; >~teserves: Jackson 47, Tbe35-year-oldAparlclo who · t;GJa. Ready 7~ Cots. Hartley .u . 8EOAL RESIIRV&:II Mike louse, Jacbon's Lu .1-3-7; Ooborne 2-1-6; c. NolaonviJie.York 24. balleci.ZII/IIul year, recel~ed a f!l/llersport 70 TEAM W L P OP subalanllal raise In pay JICCOl'd. ·. Pickerington 67 Albenl 5 0 221 117 WT log lo Chicago president Chillicothe Ed Short, wbo made lbe Plkelto~ 71 Ports. Eoll69 ·weu. · ton , a 2 , .. 115 announcemenl !rGm Venezuela. 64 40 &N Con. Gltf!wood Jackson Jacbcln I 2 1,. 171 IIJlllllal~ illlrMti Ill pa!nll, lo late pme boaora. day night, llle Unlverally af 71 Con. -~Kin. 1 Cltv1 JFK ol2 NU.York I 4 Ia .·Jill AlbJand CciiJiP led all the Sotolointtl ello noldteclll re- CIIIJ'imwll acored an ..78 win 50 Lapn · I G :Ill _, way Friday night to like a._ boimde. onrSIIDiord Unlvetlljy a!Cin- EXPANDED EN'I'IIIEB ,_;.llekiMio:m.., 57 Malp I I 211 ll2 l'lwlnoverJIIJiialaWealeyenln lnolherbaablballactlonFrl· cil)llall belllnd 1be Career hich NEW YORK (UPI)-Owent' , Dover ,u TOTAUI . U 21 1181 INII 1 I elllioll pme, P!a1111 11 JC palnta of JWiior forward DOD Co!'nin8 FiberKIU 8IIIIOUIIced ' 59 Northmor .u FRIDAY'S JIESULTS: ,hblalld llesl. lnday It wiD apand Ita racing ~~52 Fr-lcktown .u <Vmilrl Alhlalld. the ullon'l No. two Clnclnnall, .,.tH_ oil 1o a learn and add two 1970 .so ct- Fork ~ Albenl Tt ~ 11 . Dill ccD•c• blllblball team ay unl=~~"/:;:~""""' slow alar! aaoi"d;.'; 18 many Clmarroa In queat of till R.-. 47 Elyria o46 M Wallltiin 6l .. - 1-1, ·iaft -Gilly ~ fleki Eut u 15 po1n11 In !be filii half, 'I'rana-Am championship lbltt Tr1 Valley 1\ . 78 Nllf.York 4t ' ;o.t1 tbe liiiiN 111'11 Jid and W. L. Pet. Gl lnJled by ju11 lour poinll. al year. . _R...,vlllt2~ GaDipolll47(ot) eU hdWv' JenloCiilllecloae New York ... belltime . . . Tbe company ello wiD 69 W. Mlllkingum 59 lll!lf ~ In llle lht hall, ll.f. Milwaukee 2733 148 .105 .659 6 ~il itnall1-pUIIed ahead continue wilb 11ru Ccnetlee In 21 At lnfermlaalaD Alblanaled Sf. Beltlmore 25 15 .625 1'h 174 wilb lO:O llflln the pule. defendln& tbe SCCA "A" Ia 11. · ~~~=ta ~: ~~ : : forward Jolll ~- ~on. nallonal champlon47 !~.-·York ll 'rile E"* wen peced by Boston " 22 .421 1m 17 poilnll 1w !be lblp It WDDin 1919· all)lllton Sl WQIIi, I!; I ult~ '111111 37 Detroit 13 26 .333 19 . ~ :· .I''"'fll·fl . ,,, ' 17 caal 1, fnlm tbelod. Pll'lolt s·uo 00 $ . • -.!l.U..-'1 ;IIMillllll:! (lf jll!'eiDt) '!!illlli llilllll ~ G"1Aslld ,'f1._.ott~"'.]_: . 111_,,..,. ,._ ·~II In · fl! Cll: * 9-22 6-7 I 5 I 24 1-4 4).2 3 3 2 2 17-141 13-11 14 31 9 47 ~ Aduallt, II WU a cold l1rlt period 1!fikh hnrl (lAIIS more ' iban l!ll)'lhlng. Tbe DevUa bll onl,v•twoolll ahollln tbe ~ canto. lleaull wu a lOo4 Tiler lead. After tbe '11gen buill up lbeli' bJcceat laad of the nigbt-184 will! 1:01 left ·In the oecond perlod-tbeDnlllcametollle altar the long bolklay break to wlacore the Tigers 27·14 durlna W .._ ·lladl •. IIIIWt 21 1W II!& pa tiliiL . . ; Fire Btlklea_ . ~tn~Uac ~ foarlb period lwDOYtrl (lbe boaa,GAJIIIIIIMIIie'!'lln '"J; ~bad Dine lor tbe pme) po.lntl bel~ lbeir. l~aaoa,. bart-lbe)'camewith the Blue amqe '111111 Alert .W..t< Dnlll OD lop. DIS bad eight pla.L,,..:.._ _,. ...: ....,. ,·'I woaovw Wtst w. 15L. Pel GB .625 ...: .47~ 6 .<162 6'1a Allen!~ LOI Angelll . San Frlnclaco Chluvo · Phoenix San 01190 25 18 18 16 15 20 21 22 23 26 Soeltlt •~ 2<1 .351111'h II . .>150 1 .410 8'h .366.10 OIIB _ yloUnCI':'_~Lk,oSI~Itrnltlonal ,.. "" Cincinnati 10 St.,.ford r6 /llhtencl 69 Ill. Wesleyan '11 ' . llatflold Ton~y Rio Grende113 Va. f3 ~ .' ' } : ·' I'OilR'I1I PIIIOD Wilt Klltbell ..... 'l'llbe c 1:48 ' Q ' awt Baftram F l:il 111-q the wlnnerl. Ford's 17 polnta Edwarde li' l:a aM paced Ironton. Tbe Cuba oot- Edwarde F 1:5 H ICOi'ed the Imps live soall 1n1m MaW..W. ·r 1:11 IWI the field bul managed to link Kllchen C 4:GO IIHt IIIII,J one;, n1ne 1ree 1o11e1. Tbe Prwt e a:~ IU'I· 18 of 2Z free lalael. I'I'Gte 8 2.17 37-rl Bos Score: Kllcben C 2:41 37,. BLUE IMPS - Noe 8-7-19; Matll!n? F . ~:a N ~ Boone 1-4-8; Howard 2-1-6; MaltbeWi .F Z:a N Smith 11-2-2; North 1-J.t; eun. Mallben s 1:• u.a nlngham IJ.G-0. TOTAUI Ill-' Edwarda T 1:51 tl-41 1~. llallhewit L 1:37 G41 CUBS- Chrlallen 1.0.2; Ford .KIIchen F l:lf Q:tJ 1-1·17; Payne ~Spears 3-0- ,KIIchen F 1:14 a.G I; 111rvey IJ.G.O; Roylll ~; Kllcben F 0:31 Turner il-Go8. TOTAUI 11-1- KlldMa . . F O:n Oo4l 31. MatiLewo L 0:00 45-45 By quarters: . ' O"i&fiiiE Impa 5 IZ I 111-38 MOore ,, L , 2:a 45-47 Cuba I 11 I &-31 Kllchen F 1:11 M Ftql!lllli r l :ot tl-48 Fiqltlall F l :ot t7-41 Kay to alloft llcurw - F Fl;elllrow; C-i:qilbol; Tllo-ID; S - !lborl)aiuper; L - -tank a..ii: Bulldogs Roll On Wl"l t h 74 • 59 Vi•lCto ry HAMP'J'Oi . Ualted Preu bleraallonal Diego W-120 and ·Loe Alleelel lallled '11 lor Allanll'a Wll!lenl 117WIIlla Reed, acmowledged u routed San Fnllcllc:G, 12MI. DlvllltnHeadlllll.o;Jub. aen1or center Bob Rllchle with the belt center In the Nallonal New York doled lo wllhln ~~ ~m:~J:J::'~ , 1 EAmaN ~ o, awe, 41~ atid 43-41. Z 4 3 8 JactMallheWI!,G, 11-4 ,.,_mark. Blu~ Imps Oillo, Hltll Sdlaol . .GAlLIPO"~IS··.·. SAYINGS AND LOAN COMPANY and away one of lbe lllOII j!!Dior guard Tom Kerr with 12. 'Jbls _balanced scoring, all In double llgurea, wu too mucb for lbe 'Call to contain. IMry Cremeans, 5-11 junior JIIW'd, peced the Wlldcall will! 18 followed by Joe Bevan, 5-e senlorlllWd with 11 Euternpll..tup21i. polntaln lbellralquarterandled25-15 aftor 1be filii eigbl minulel. Tbe advantage lncreaeed to 16 "I hall: prom1a1ng cagen In tbe area. Following Eichinger was 11-2 baa• ,. the cenlilry mark •. ' •, ...hi{ Tlie ocore wulled Jour 11me1 Chock ' Clrtlflctte In the lint ~ ~ the Red!~- ~ lalo !be Gpen ·IO 100 •••••,. . ... $12.10 late a 1$-12 leed wllb II :GO 11ft GOO .. •• .• ....... ··~•· ..~'-" 000 13 · In 1be l1rlt RIO Grande led ,000 • .......... 09 · M alliallllme. · : • 000 ••• .......... . .11 000 ..........SSJ.JJ Rio Grude COIIIIICied on II of 000 ••••••••••S!7.SO aa allempta from the field lor Sl & ,000 uo ooooto$A1.66 IL\NNAN TRACE -Swain I· IU per ceDI ud made II of II •-•·, ... J. Bevin 6-1-IS•. L. altbeliiii!Unelor7Upercenl. uo ........_ - a-"·ble lor . ·I· . n.L •••• 7 'II•, Weill 1-41-2·, " ""'""""' •••• of ..... .,.__,D ... 9 Hampton lnllllule VIrginia. Wauab 2-2-6; Sluon 3-3·; RJOGRANDE(IU)-Mabty IJinleiUOo8. TOTAUI23-IIl- lll-4·2f; Marlhall I0-3-23 ; . 56 -CaldwellS.l·ll; lfllrlton 7·1·15; Benlley U-11; Kerrt-4-12·, Elchi••IM42; D. MarUn .WO; Jacobi il-Go8; - .,. . . . Smlllll·l-'· Rl'..._,o1 •• 1•• R. Baker 2-1-6; Barrio 1,.2, ..., ""8 .,..,. ' • TOTAUI 51 11 113 •.· . Smllb 1-11-4; Borlns 3·1·7; (l3) .:_Hill JU. ·>.O....otto'••'Oiflco Gorrell 1-4»; W~ 1-z.t. , ..12; ·,iA.nder- 4-M; lCirnllpy t.i\lb•~ ,, ,b.::.~f. TOTAUI H-IS-11. >'IIU-)>11; l!llbea 11-2-4; ~ {' '· .. U; ·Quinct·l-G-2; SoweiJ ·I!OoJ; 'A~L .. *"" IRONTON TIGERS (U) . fi·A FI-A PI Rb TO P llllleA!ren,s, . ~I 0.0 I 2 i 0 l]le9e Bartram,.. 5-12 2-4 3 2 2 12 ; llanib'.Edwardi,F, 1.0 :1.-2 2 7 I 4 1 I!W w•burn, •· 2-7 6o8 1 5 1 e , a.lltKitl!iJtp,l, 6-U 5-e I 3 0 18 .i: Dlck~,c. 3-7 ~2 4 8 3 6 ~ TOTALS 17-43 14-23 IZ 27 8 48 i 117~: . a,ll....ll 4 u 13131-47 10 It 6 II 3-48 4 irODioD Milwank ee Drop'· s Kn· I·c·k's :Sml:th:l~M:·~TOT:·:w::,:u~~:u;-83:·..=:::::===~ r 41-43,.,... I'IVeri-PGI. , ' Thn's A.Check , Ev•y IIOntll l l You Make The Rllht' IIOveHow! . . 'Gill& Into lui night'a.gamee, 11 inJirked the emalllllme In Dine gamee ... Redmen bad ........ Oo1 6o8 0 12 6 ' 1.. ~I 5 3 0 2 1Mr!'~,G1 . So/o t:VUJKI, f.? Jl!inFqJIIUII,!', BrUceWIIaGD,F, 'TOTAUI , •. , cOruol•llon Pille al 7 p. m, Hampton- MCODd eeeded In the - - 1 ; Jllaeflekllook J.yncbburJ IJki In iht opening oddi)'IMICb. onulmllarnote. belq reset, eo.cb.OibiiDuel TbtROfliWUiied up a play lor tbe l!1ue ~.) GaJlla'• Bruce Wilson C01Do Lolinle BUlb, playlna bla belt milled b1a 1111b ptl'l!lll8i foul alkrDund game, Wit 0D1 of with 31 !!tCOIIde left., bpunda. Bl!lb '4ft to Kllchen bll two 1ree lbrowa. Mallbewlln tbe tar corner. Aa DIS led 45-43. GAHS celled time Mallhewa left fly, /101118 2li feel 0111 to aet up a play with 211 !rom•lbe boope0 tiae filial born l!eCOIIda left. Ironton repined aounded. MallhiWI' )9ng P' loa with one aecond left. jllluper aplllthe col'd!l, 1t11111na Tbe Ticer•' Dick MGOre ll'!i game Into ova lime. the bell fulllqlh of·lbe .Tile lrlampb, lh!nlln a row CGUrl - the flul · blliHr for . Coach •llflri' ,:n1tra11 ' l:.t';-• (:, BUlb, G, ~~+11 1 1 Eastern Thumps Wildcats For Sixth Hardwood Win .,.:~__, s:::"'by~ ~~~.:· ~~n:, ~ ' l!llberewvegameSoulhem defeated the little While Falcons IK-29. Aller traveling to Waterford Saturday nlghl, the Tomadoea w111 batue Glouster at Glouster Friday night. namenl at Bluefield Stale College. Big Bob Mabty, ~-~~ senior center, _ _. the Redmen will! ,........ 24 polnta and 24 of RIO Grende's 47 rebounda. Jim Maraball, 11-2 junior, bad IS polnll, Harry llalnton, lol freahmon, bad 16, . , ltlll!ll', with II. Harold J~~~~e~, lollelllor, bad 14. In lbe 11na11 af !be · tour· nemi!ftt Satunla)' ni&lll, lop eeec1ec1 Rio Grande met boll 8luellekl al t p. m. wliUe lbe Hampton Pirates took on Lvncbburg College In the <i-- Irontu.tplqed p a•• 1... under IO!Uided. Ofllciala ruled; .;,..... 11ft fnlnt!lll with • 5-4 tbe nat 11:02. Tllal pve the tbe ~ ~ Blue b!l!iiiW, lbat,. lbQ ill' ilae ae...,.; marli. IDflde llle -Oiboo-a 12311 ~alter Devlil loliled on gurpaae, ~ II, ont' .ai;cond IIIII a:O.U. lnlliloa' ll W. · Tbe line palodJ. Ironton m1 llbe 1ree throw. remalried. , . defeat ada'• tllllrlh ap1n11 Tbe acore ..... tied elibt 11-allover. · Tbe c~ wu teaei.' GAHS lbtee'lriumpbl,-lllldaecondUIIt- ' llmea. Tbe)ead eachapged , Tballlnith-anll-ellmallc. baci,PJII . lmi!Dder Ill own palnl~tlllactlblayear,leltthe benda.._llmei. GA!IIInever Tbe replaUon l*!lt ended, btlallet.(Wblle -the · ~ ~ llilll DI¥UI with a .i-3 c'on- led 111 munlhan 1w0 polnla- 2- ' : ' ' ' GAU.IPOIJS IIUlE Dl!VJL8 (47) PIIJ.......OI. fi·A FI-A PI Rb TO P · U !·2 3 12 I 5 ~J~! JRedmenWinNinthlnRow,113-9#'=~::: REEDSVILLE Tbe Eulern "'••lea rolled- to their ...., slxlh win In IM!vtD O!lllnp FrldayaiEI81ernlllgbSchool againll Southern Valley COD· foe lfannan Trace, II· .,... here ~·• .. .., Wabama White Flllcons Ketmy'l'helii,J1.2oenlorcenter, EaalernllnowS.loveralland Friday night. led Soulbern with six.. . ~ In llle SVAC while the GIJ'}'Ciark,5-!0senlorii1Wd, Wahamalookanoma:dng!IM WlldcatalelltoUoverallllld2ICored 38 polnla to pace tbe shota from llle fleld,.olUing 44, t in the SVAC. Flllconl. for .,4l,per. COJII,,.SQIIlbem,eon- Dennlo Elchlnaer, · 6-2 Dlon• GUiilple, _8-1 .senl!"' necledon23ol~~i!liJ181\ReDI. ·>~uforio'ard,l 'ted ' the ~\::~=.::=~ · Sana'• 1!obcala put wlnn!nKbubtu~~meranaut ~- .Wh ' it"e Ralcons R 0 mp lo....inl, Mike . • dded 23,added Senior · loiwmd, Fields 12 IDII 8-.1 jUDior guard Tom Howard chipped In 11. Gary Nlll'l'll, ~10 aenlor lllWd, led lbe Tomedoea wllb 18. Barry Bert,~ Junior forward, bad 11. · GAWPOUS - wltb eeven end of mree perlodl. Tbe aecoodlttogo,Jonllolh,pb,-i-1 ' llobcallwere.-dt7-42althe senior, acored ooala~ ID give 1:47 and H wilb 2:1,1 lbeK)'gerCrteii:Jiobealila.a llfi. ,WIIII.18MCQII!IIIo10.Bob win over the vtllling North Smllh, Maenlor~ liu IOUlld bY GaWa Plralee Friday ntgbt at . sty;er Creek'~ Tom IIYJell ~ Kyaer p-eek. madetwolne,lhrowato .. lllllKyger Creek led 16-11 allbe 51. Tb~n .c~m• Rolligili'a X etldotlbefllllperlodl!l!llbe 1C0111 . wu H al _halfllme. on III!'Plralefell Jobn FG-A ·Fr·A RB PF TP Kyger Creel: alia led 4W6 allbe Tbe win ,or Col Metgs-we ston • blnked.one JI'C!JII lliree .feet out. 11 apptiNd GAHS bad 1abn the leld. ...... One second .....!ned OD lbe' clo4;k. Tbe o'ftdel•, bowevei, ruled MallliM!I. bacl II ppd oakf. bounds- with 111·--.dallfl - before . . . . off to l'role. I'NI'a )lalllat-aat all wid. ' Welloton, now 2-3 ovei'all and .. ' . ' t• . 57411 alter three quarlen. Big DOD Winefordner used hill 6-Tirame to guide Alltens to a 5f.IO rebounding advantage aa be analched off :n rebounds and lall1ed 17 polnll. Hla teammate, Mark Swart, led the•balanced Albenl atlack "wllh'lt'ik**, ,.. ~ '"' .., ...... , · FottheEblellalndtartshaw wuagalnoutalandlnc181be&-4 junior poured In 23 polnla llld led lbe Otlelaln rebo!lllda will! 10. Tbe Bulldoga enjoyed 1be1r UIUIIIIne floor lhoollng 18 111ey hll 31 of 51 field goal allempta lor a 53 percent average wblli: Lopn coanecled on Zl of 67 for 31 per cent. Logan's seaoon record dnippedto4-6andlbeyarenow even In loop aCtion with a 3-3 mark. Tbe box score: LOGAN (59) _ s. _ ., Rolllnl2-!-6(;ci,"i,,. 1 17 5; B.llllaw 1-14; M. Shaw 7.f. :II; G. llllaw 11-2-2; Garey .1·:1.-4. TOTAUI 21-17-59. ATHENS (II) - Rl&gle 3-1-7; loai,Pnper-, r.,..;..·aa • -.._ . _.,. -11•-· By United Pnu lldorioelleolal E. Carolina 12 Gto Wasil. Q ;, ~!::VF!:,!lt":.:rvinll •• Geotown Holy Cr<IOs 51 76 Baylor 86 Wyoming 79 75 ·' Cin. 10 Stanford 76 v Arkansas 11 N.W. Lli/. 7~ Colby 115 Bryant 99 St. Anselm's 117 Babson 76 Hart~ 77 Bowdoin 75 · I!~ "- 5.l,f,5.,&110111 l 6' ~j 1~;·5:i 1~.;~~~::~~ Willi. Salein St. 101 v•. St. N St. Pttor's lOHeMoyne 83 · Hall~' T~""'!.m, ent I'll """ Shorter Coli. 84 Andrsn .• Ind. 79Pembroke St.- 19 Berry Coli 76 PeOOiio Cloulc 1ConsolotiG!t Round) Loyola, Mel. 66 Adelphi 55 E. Sfrd,,brg. St. 82 Mhtnbrv. 69 • ·: AlA Slondlngs ByUn-Pnul"""""lllnll~ East • W. L. Pet. Gl tnd!tna 27 6 .111 ... . Ktnh/cky 23 14 .622 6 Corollna 15 20 .tl9 13 : New York 17 23 .GS 13\\ Plllsburgll, 14 21 .4110 14 , Miami '·-;._;~27 .250 20 : w. L ..., olt I 3· J1111t1 5-0-10· Abdella 1.0.:· New Orleans 23 12 .657 ,.. ; , l.ol Angeles 19 17 17 5th Coon 4-2-10; • Daft 0-1·1.' Wi!Shlnglon 19 .500 .5110 ,... TOTAUI 31- U-7f. Do/las · 11 1f A6 6 Score by q!lll1erll: Denver 17 . ·21 .UI 1'/ l Lopn 3 21 36 59 R-Ill A&:.ve, 21 41 57 74 lilt ·· : Alhenl t3, Lopn m .:; u·--"- ~~!~.,~amr.-5-,~: 36. tl 'A·, • '• Paneling· Special · CAIOLI NA COPPER 4' I 8' SHEET �t . •• . Defeats GAHS48-411n0ver ttme; ;Marau·d ersWinSixth 64~510v@r :Wellston . ' i81=-~elgs ace, MO senior •111nl, hll man - Welten - IOUf :·· Andy ZinlmeJ'Inall, kept the lnchellnbilahlbull!lllllllledlo ~....:. •......, 8ttor falling llehind poleniRocielolfenoe far below blockleverol of hlllbota.. --•-·-, IIOW IT WENT ..... Jn the 1!111 quan.t, lbe :;r.W..tlbeWellaiDnGolden polntaln lbe piing q~r. Golden Rocketa gave every ........... 64-41 here Friday van loflllre CIIJI!! off 111, bench Indication lilaI the -~. ' ' toboldtheiiAicllel'ullcl:guard werelnloraro!J!Ibntgbt. '!bey Marauden, &-l ov'"ll toalnlbeiiOCOIIdq!!!!1'1erand d._IIDtheSaulheutamOhlo !!CDJ.-In lbe eDttte accond ·IDd the faJUt In the pecked Alblellc League, are now In a bl!r! · . Meigs JI)'JD were. ~ If 1 areaq o11Uon to challe~e 1be Doxie Walten W .oenio~ the Marauderl' record to date ahCleleale~ Albena Bulldoa• ceDter, chJpped U: I polnll and was lor real. '· nul Friday night here, where commanded Jbe boards will! 17 With Z:IO remaining In lbe · ......tng ~ :.::=f= · ~=~nacoredslx ,rwaoo.n jumpedofftoenearl,y.l~leotd mt I .' combination l1rlt quarllr Wellillllllled 184. llp.jD 111 TYo at H. lfloel'ly-Tyo lor 17 of Bullt1!11.itiUpOID!btil,. Wllh ~udarlbula=:. .!~tllldup In !.. ..,.;.. '_, ....., lbe l:Ol ...,.,0 _ In ll!e "'"""' , .,. wan• ...,._ ·--. edge af 8114100tlbeleed.JI9\1eoer, al acprlni tbe eoid af lbtrBnl q~. Bliatrlt 'nre q ·, ' ~ 0 .;.111 ~ .UU,led; 17.... !1t_the ....~., "111 the re&~ depart11 ~~it. ; • ~ _,._...., . .... lillnl, llelgii!IOI:W a p118b1 AllbultwooltbeDpa!nu:: - Bill Coaclt' carl WoUe'o ldnnlqe, ff-41. l*lde,l ~.~ .,b_yeond.;.,;: and .._.uilm' ~llllale ._yed Wllller'aiT,Tyobadlai!IIIY~ we••. · ,_,., ·~ i!llldiiO · 'polnla go1nc 1n1o Maire 5 ... ..ldeillkal !*'lliMe •, u lblit ow-nta.Apbul Lopn, ,.... illd lbe IJOIIl ldl Gil Sl per ..t ud ~Pbiit' tbe ~ both bll I) per oenL'!'IM.W.....n.,.de21of '18udWellatlllliaoteO. · Fnm the foUl lbie, 'th"'e••~..,. MaraudlrutU end the tint nilibd of SEOAL play 1!3ainll ai~~~lluiu~tollve, =::..~:;;... i-, ~ ~o...= =ld1I~IM7 Mf!' !f"_!ll,~~~!!!:!~:.~t lheftnel~mlm~aiM. From,ib.lleld,!Ortbe~ & ....;"oft a , In- the ~ ql!arllr, the . U~-litlte giJM, Meijl shot . ~ "*' made2lofD!Gri7PIJ'~hild W~bl!on11'!'•1orUper ctnis Na• Frida , '!be Y ~- ...~~ 11M .aliraya loap i .o\IM~ ~ Tbe IWIIldoll .. .., ~ ja leapt plly ..... Mlraliderlll't i-1. A WID ,fli' pal IMmln lint ovi wllll SIIICODds 11ft to set up • plly. . . Lon BUll sot lbe ball, ~ bled lqi court. Tbe G~ fl-i IIII'OI!IId I few aecondl. Jack llallhewl got It OD lbe • • . llld llreaked down lbe base Une loward the boopl. . Mallbew!l Tom l'rOie open Ill ltoftt of ~ GARS blltet, ptll!ld off, and l'rOie ,•place,!i!Jialoli .._,wwkl .NIItl-. . lfiilollblirlltlebopeaiDabndl, ill\!lllll'~•- olio 1"4 !~.!!( plil1 off en~ 11f!.1- M . . !JI¥Wuled ........!'"'· c oJ· . • . ,ound SocomtileEIFrlclq iotolbi -• . ' - ="':':'.~a=== · ~: 1 , , tJ h G ,,.. 60 5o ~r=E£rr=:;:::=sr::.Ky . ger Creek Nins Nort r ' ·. a ·,a, ... ,... tMMaraudersareW. rebounds: Altbou&h Waller& l1 and 25 respectively' to proWie mOll of lbe IJCO!'ing punch aga1n11 WeUsloo. lltitprobabl,ythebtggesland 111011 umolleed play was lilaI of M jWiior forward Rick Van Maire. His spectacular def....Jve play on Wellston's , MEIGS 1'17 2-31njunlorthe~~ ";;r';:'n!~ ~ •-· wltb 19, !olio~ by G,ri~ Martin, 6-4 juruor~~terpla,·"·· IO. Aiaocommen r , • .., well on defense Wl8 1-2 oenlor ceDter, Sieve Foo~ who gave ll ·Hensler WilT)' Walters Tyo Ha&gerl)' VanMatre Werner K)oel a.tlda Wlltleimuth Becker TOTAUI WEUHI'ON Fout Hwell Mirlln JOrdan :rJmmerman Cue McKirulls Jacoba TOTAUI 117 quarler9 : Melp Wellslon , . ... ..J mark Bo K _,__ bad 11 ud Ken eel ud II ol18 fnlm lbe foul 'II "iar lilt wbwai ipl MID .cOnd lille lw •• cent. Norlb ~ 111w 1111_, · 11 >Jirown,l-~i • 111 ·, ~ · WOII ·.l'fblltle ,of tile l!Ol'!'Jl, GAL~ "iRI ·,.. Yl•r ......,_., ~ln.aUowillllbe~tes :=; ltnWCftek' ~ ctlliDI11 .rebL""da 1o smtlll16-11;.aow'ell 1'1·11; il. M , Sloat Me: Jlllllca ~; ,p. ':1 u:-m: llle'n.ld ,·'die llolica~ btl. of 1rtim Cllrt f.G.a; A. Qft, 7-Mt;' 21 -lllld 48 lor IU per Browa 1·1~ TOT.AIM' U.:.. lw lieconil place tn 1be Soulbem ~ loi vGrlb V~7 Alblellc 0onlert!l!=t· - . '' -~IIJ~In lhtSVAC. It P!Jinll.:::. Kner Cree~~ II~ In all pmei! and LaiTy Howell, ..; llld North Gallla II 5-2. II WI.! · · bad ll · lor the North Gallla'a licGiid alral8hl )unllll', each , · . 111 · ......... llobcata I!DibPb While 1111 from lbe field' fill' aa,e per· wilb 16 palnll. ve , t'l:,C ..-»;. u ' ei&hloflllrtim the foul line fGh .. . . , · per clnt. . ·;t, KYG!i:lt .<dlU!:&:It (IOI 10 ,. Browa 1-1-11; pme41411ulfedSIIIin-:ored W.llenlcl!t-I.O;Wblte7·1·11;J. , a - ,_.,.; BraeU 1-1·7, ~ P1ra~e~CGII!IICiad 011 zsof , NOflbGallla~tt•u I~ ~1 ~I 1).0 ~ 3-4 1).0 1).0 1).0 1).0 1).0 lh1 1·1 21-70 22-33 4 0 °0 0 3 I 44 .19 5 0 0 o o o o o 0 2 64 FG-A FT·A PF TP I~ ~ 5 6 2-11 1-2 5 5 U:!-4410 1-24 3-4 2 19 Z.ll 5-10 4 9 1-3 4).2 4 2 1).0 1).0 0.0 I 0 4).1 0 0 la.«l 1$-28 25 51 9 22 11 ZZ-64 9 11 lt-<;1 17 BWEFIELD, W.VA. -WIIb five men In double ligurel, RIO Grande College rolled lo Ita ninth consecullve win will! a 113-83 victory Friday night over Hampton Jnalllule In the opening round of the Bluefield Holiday Invitational Tour· w::U..Score: 27 2115 4G-I03 1-t In SVAC play. Wahama Soulbern 8 19 .18 13- 5I upped Ill allle to 2-2. Wahama - Clark I~; AllerlraUing27~atlbeendol Rouab 1,._2; Howard a...11; thetlnlq~and4i-27 allhe. Sayre 1,._2; Herndon 3-1-7; ball, llle Tornadoes outacored Morris 2-0-4; Fields 6-0-12; lbi Flllcons 11-1~ In llle lblrd Glllllspie, 111-2-23; Keya z.o.4. ~. Tollla 44-1~1113. Bllt Colch Grant Barnette's Southern - NorriS 7+11; aquadmadellacompleteroul Jolmaoo 3+6; B. Hill ~2-2; byacorlngtopolnlslntheflnal Tbelaa 441; B. llarl ~.1-11; ~. Soulhern bad 13. Shain Z.U; lhle 1.0.2; A. HWI· Coach Jim Adams' 1'ornadoea 2-4; G. 11art ~1-1. Totala 23-IZ. commllled 3ltumovers. 5I. Webama outrebounded lbe Drizzler® Ram Jet Roger Bentley, 6-4 aophomol't, bad lii!I!IAIMartin, Mfrelb. man JIIW'd, acored 20• Top Kortrl lor lflmpton Ernest 11111, 6-1 junior were IIJI8fd. wbo bonorl af polnta, and toot lop ICCII'Inl tbeBob~l wllb ~ ornegay, ,.. Eagleewi11122polntaudello lopped tbem with 14 rebounds. The sop~ Hnllllon Ia far albelltime41-2$. Coach· Dan W"'•'l'a Eaglel malnlalned their•.,... CGWiortable 1dvanlqe 'lbroaghoul tile aecondballtopulall&hlboldon Tbe Eulem reeema ello ran patI the Hannan-Traee "I"•• ~-. .... Tbe Eaglee played another SVAC game Saturday nlgbl, ::!:,C ::J::'.!\u~ Gallla ::.~y ~:s':'i.C:: ballletheaecondpla lbecoolest. to ce Eu1ern bad to rebounda llld Plralee. lhol a bllalerlng 10 per cent lflnnanTrace 1510 II~ froin llle field. Eulern 25 16 II r-'1 , Tile wiD left Coacb Arl Lanbam'a Redmen wilb a N record wbUe lbe . lflmpton ' Plrltaa aeited 1111' a W record s..;,.. 'Bo' Suffered Heart Attack · Aao~lallon, tabo ~o:-:.~ =~~e:'tn~ .:=:~~t:l: kid who : 8nl ~ But tbe Bucb San Diego. '!be SUns raiDed =~eW~ge~==laln ~ tbe Pme 11i1b a !4-6 from 12 polnta back wilb 10 and a-n, lllll'lletonolcb lbelr lllh w1n 1n mlnulel remaining to notch Basketball Lew AlciDdor 18 ' OFF ON ANY~ lENS, :WOIENS AID CHILD.NS 8111 outc~ Reed In lbelr 1u112 11ar11 and match lbelr IIIII win, one more 111111 all~u:f.ulftlaFrldaylllgblu Mllwaullee'l IJ118.19tolal of27 l'lloeniK'a total In Ill roolde Milwaukee, en npan!Jioo dub, \'lciGrlel. ltUil of IIIIINI. Hnklnl, defeated the New York KDicka Walt Frazier outplayed al blmltU a n!lWCOJI!el:ln the NBA lime 1-!~5 llmelbyroolde'BobDandrlge llleramanberof_,.lnthe lorlbelll'll , ' 11 · 'lbe 7!:t~J.::"Aiclndor acored4lpalnlltwo!!bortofhls high' to 181or Reed Jl'Otr":.:':"' ded' the Knick ~v~ IU and held his =~to ledNewYorkwilb27polntaand lolallediSIIIIIII. IIIIOIIJmled Baltimore overcame Olear RDberllon'l 21-pulnl effort to bial lbe Royell and aiove to LEATHER SHOES Jl'OI,IedPhoenbt111tbllpoinll. Elvin Mayea, laalaeaaon'a acorlng Ieeder, pollecll 111111· bl&h • polnll. Lol Al!celn moved past San Franclaco lnlo aecond plaoe In OVER $6.99 Dan Thomas -elber " cold~ Calli. (UPI)- ~ MiJ ukee, DIW!Ion aecond 1ra11aIn Nn the l'lllonl, Wbobyllelroltlorlplbe 110W blve loll live Head Mlrblgan loolball coach York by 111 gaai.. _llld the In 1 row. Jolul IIIIYilcek led Glenn E. "Bo" Scbembechler, Bucb banlalalolcalchltrc up BoaloD wllb ZSpalnll, lbree leu who wl8 stricken wilb a biarl ID do 111111 Dive Blng'1 game bl&h of alllct only lltreo boun before "n;18 dncb the Knlcb l!l'ell't • po1ni. lor !be Mollll' Cll)' the ldckolf of the Rolle Bowl lo lol'e 1o 1oo many team. · game, Ia npecled to remain clabl , Alclndor 11gurea "to A bot 11rea1t by Billy CUD· lwopltallzed here for two to we'll;,.pkmtrofbelplf;,.'re nln&bam lllal ne11ec1 lUI lbree weeb, 1 hoepllal lpokea- 110-tobleltbemfortbelllle." polnlllna 4:U...., of tbelul man 1tld Friday· In oilier miA pmea Balli· qurler cll'ried Pblladelj1111a to Dr.JiukeliJ. Welnateln, who more edeed Oncln•li, 118, v1e1ory over the lla* Hal · PASAOENA, "S.rvhig You · Sin~• 1936" 3u.SecoiHI •••· O,p. The Perk. GALIJPOLIS ledallacorer:thC:to~ a Lol Aile !orcedtheWIII'IAnlnlo.bell caalrol erron. Nate ~ lllbbed It reboundlllld --s ,, ;!poln:;ll~lor~the~W:Itrrl!ll'l::::.·~~;::;;~;::;::;.~=;~~=~ eou. a ili- admllled Schembechkr to St. BoltondefealedDelroU 11t)f2, I.ub ~tal New Year'• Day, Phlladel~ 11oppec1 Auanll> said 'Coach Schembechler Ia w.117 Pboenla: QllPed Bin recoven,. ulllfactorlly and Ia • quite comlorllble." He added ::e::-but~= bechler'l condiUon wiD be doeel,y monilcnd. BOWLING GREEN, Ky. Be WDD mon pmea 11 one Schembechler did nolwalcb (UP!) - Ed A. Dlddla, 74, lchoollhan 11111 o1ber coach In tbe Rolle Bowl pme on veteran former Wealern the bill«)' of .,._e buUItelevillon, bul periodically Kenlucty Unl\'ll'llly bublbell biQ, and wu tile IIIII,J coach ICOl'tl were rela7ed to blm. · coach lor more .tllan lour IIYt!rto blve raadJed monlhan "CHARGE IT'~ Mlrblgfl• loelto usc 1~ 1n 111e decadeti, died eerlj Frlda1 1,0110 pme~ 1111' 0111 !!dloOI. 1111 game. . acrw town fn1m tbeldlool bll WGil-lait l'l!CU'd at WtiiiWa WI.!. Don Canham, Mlchlga•. albJe. leaml belped build. 'IINIII. . lie dlreclor, llld thai allhouglt Diddle'• Weatem "Hilltop. DlddlHoeched leamiWCID or the pme wu 1011 Schemblcb- pera" made what bad bien 1 ll1ared In S2 cbampionaldpe In lit .•...,.... the ·wol"'''ine amall wikaowa leacben' tbrea different cOII!erencea, ~ lild 1tie ..a.1anl C01cbea ~~ a a.iUonwlde ~ Iila7ed In lliree NCAA •toar. Open FridaY. 1w lllelrefforta tn -U.. ~." poww 111 liil a ;t~rt '!h • MliMn11 ·• '!l,lbt aa~ ,. ~ wu In hit lint Pill· , ,. -I t •t•. · , ,,;, ' ylar u••lfoolbiU coach •' Tile fGrllilr I!IIICII ·~ ~ ' "t;t'~ Til 8 p:M. MkNiaP. . ' boli!llaJ!el llll;.· ~ - tw (\J!l) llewullnlllrlcQil'l)eeda; ~-~-. ~...._ ..,.CI«J,I)IIAI4fa and wllb what w.. llnt lleUmd to """"' billli lit lbt ijitiJ' '"' t.ft~¥0 l' a 'IN ...... to . be a "1tomach UJIII!t.'' and ~Mid II' ...... ~ rititni!OIIIe ', .,llnlap.flr . ·treaiA!CI 111 team ~- l)lb'*fi4dl4il .flt~ toalpt'l National Hockij . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . Afl.r pYin the 110 an.Wift'tll ,JIIilpltal IMJIII .P D!t 'P'-1 till to fOIIIII!8 JI!1'PII'IIicD,. lbt •If i'l'lda1• I '' ' ~. I ( ~ Rlld·WINii• , , pme, ,Sclwmllec~ .. was . '1111 tlnl .~. •i .: Jfelld tiomboefW liU bela kill lilruck ~ houri before llie IJied old o•a I «it , ~ i!1DC1 1i1JttN hil bad~ ...... ..,n.. . fi9Grt lor u..tr·}ll'IICIIc~ ii7DIL llle ~ York -~ Dee. 17 Hlnlle MIDiewtll remain In Weatlril"91r}lliya boilil...,_ IJitd llonlliil .lfiiNd a Puadell!l IUIW be Ia rel'teed, In the maiiHiillllon dollar E. N. bnilied rib ,.mri1t 01-IIDd Canham ltl4, Diddle Arellli OD MJIUI, Cbt1itma nlcii ·. . SPEClAl ' Oneleel_Onlr . Jan. 5tb·101h $23 ' '.; ~ ~ ~tJ Ja ck son ,. Wt I•.ns. F trs • ' t Ga·m e" '. . t' ! MOIILI HOM II • · ~ted m ~~~~~~~~~i":~t:O!n t ! :! ar.'abuketwllbJ:8leltpu& tbe 71er1 In front lor JIOOd. O!llllnpm led Pldladeljllda wllb a polnllllld Walt Haaard E. A. Diddle Succumbs GAWPOUS - Coach Ed Pauley's Gollipolltt Blue Imp reaervt1 raDied In tbe aecond ball to down vlllllng Ironton .. II In a Southeastern Ohio League preliminary conleol here Friday night. Tbe Cube held 1D 8-6 finl period lead. Tbe VIsitors were IIIII on lop al hallllme, 19-17. Tbe Imps, now 8-1 on lbe leU!IIl and f.l In conference play, outacored the Cube N In the lblrd period to late a •21 leed. Jn lbe final canto, tbe Impe outacored llle Cube 10o8. Tbe defeat mocked lbe Cuba out of a aecond pllce lie with 111e Jmpe, leaving the Galllans In llldllputed ltCGIId place. Mike Noe'o .19 polnta paced A h Ia . d R. Ill' . I Flo"~!tvallty58 l:tt' ' : ~ ~ :;: s n . Ips lllO IS . "es eyan ·&Son · will!:=~~: '!:.~"~:!::::~~~-;:: a draw .. "llblnt l.llnall,y pulll all ~elawltbllpojnll,bulltwu llld 1be Big A. "I Jack Marln'a ball coalrolln the liadaom:,JOOdlllllll"aiUCLA llnal!Oaecondelllal..-111 ted but lbltt one IMigllt was mj !be vwory. Ileal" BoaloD look advantage ollwo Montor,,~,, _, 8 tumoven. ..........., .. _ J -·a. ,.. ...... _. GaWpolia aurprlaed the point lo pace Ill 0: blger '11gers on lbe boarda, .., paQ,ped fa. ,l i jiJr tliti coUecUng 38 rebounds to •lilual· !~tine Bit !I'"" bad U: Ironton'• 27. Prole and · Friday, GAlli will liNt FtJ11110!1 hauled down 12 udl .~:. • fronton •- ~ for tbe lolen. Man bed eJcbl • : lor the wlnnera. ,. • Hetic Finilh t Rally, £~::1:~ Beat Cubs 36-31 Doy:.Roas87 Doy. Col. White 81 lalkotlloll kons Doy. Dunbor 66 Doy. Fairview ly unHH Press l-natloo111 51 L.anq'ter 51 Up. ArlingtOn .U Meodowdllo 66 Dey, Petterson Amandl Clearcrtek 76 Fair- 31 lltld Unl.., 75 · Beavtrcrook n Wayne 59 Corroll 90 ·1ar,.Un. 61 Dayton Stebblni 51 Conel Wlnchelter 81 Llborty Centerville 38 Unl.., 55 Xenia 84 Fairborn Baker '" Lima Senior 69 Springfield Graham Local' 52 South 60 CoVingtan o45 SteubOnvlile 77 Martins Fer. 41 Miami Eolt 66 N.oestern 63 Steublnvllle Central 57 Jackson Center 112 Houst.., 71 " Mingo Junction 51 Groonviow 12 Woyneovll!e 63 WtJiivlllt 82 Toronto 61 Pe•ry 70 Louisville 67, 2 ot Com"'f,ldae 60 W!nltr~vilie .u Wads-'h 60 Brunswick a ATHENS - The Athens Jollerson Unlo 74 Stanton Lo- Dborlln 64 New London 57 Bulldop relalned lbelr lofty ul +I , . MAl i'HEWS ATl'EMPI'S SHORT JUMPER- Galllpolli' Jack Matthews (22) fired a perch atop the Soulheulern 51 Springfield Lo. Brilliant #I s~--.1! lborljumperattbe boopelnllleoverlime perlodagainlllronlon Friday night, but the shot Ohio Lea1110 slandlnga Friday 67 ;ntltonsvlllt ol'/ Ci lfU""RDJI rolled olflberlm-'th '"7-. Others nt••t Bellaire St. John Bridgeport 60 -~"' 1:23leftlnlbeconleel. lrontonheldon to win a""'"-:, ""'""" ....., ... 18 "· ...y walloped VIIIH•• ....., Wheeling, w. va, Llnsly 51 8EOAL ALL GAIIE8 plcluredlefltorl&hlare Irlllllon'o Dick Moore (43)and Bill Washburn (~3); GaWa'sl.ooilie Lopn by a 74-69 IJCO!'e to run , Fremont .p .Eiyrla ~ t.g w w p OP lll!lb (It) and lMry Bnowden (3111 and the hero of the nlghl, Ironton s Oiarlle Kilchen, lbelr record to 20 COIIItCIJIIve ·. Clovela~d. Eisl Tech·68 i ,~ . '"I , 1 1 ,o ,1117 , .431 III!Dibef, 45: . , H"'' ~ALJ~· C!oiUinbus Eaoli53 _;; ...... ., .,-..,,..,t ,ul ·44I~#T ·· ' ' · · "'~''l,~n~ Qpl...lbe '' 'llulldop In time 52 • Ironton. -'.! ·o- 4 IIN ' f47 'Qilrvlew C•thollc Q Mlavltw . GaDieel!: c:Gnleela 1albltt .. ·C.VI~II!Il!' 12 ...- ,.. a 4 . , . . · . lea ) and ....(lioO In ·;· ., : · ,<:Inc. Roger Bacon71 I~.:'!, 4 I 120 844 gue P Y It1 M . . stage ·Atheils 74 j;ogan 59 w....... · 2 S '321 Ill lor lbelr bied-oo clash llrilb I I 3711 411 JACKSON _ In a Friday prom1a1ng sophomore center; Collman ~:1.-2; 11roo1ra 2-4-8; second place Melp Friday Sprtngfltl( Cothollc 57 Tecum· Jacbon llh ol5 NeJa.York 0 7 3110 411 nlghl conlell between lbe only dumped In 23 polnllto .pece the Lower »8; Weaver 1,._2;6-.18; nlghl· qr...,vlow 12 Weynesvlllt 63 twoleamlln lbe SEOAL.denled attack with Terry Osborne 'fWior l-41-2; TOTAUIII-!4- Tbe Bulldogs blitzed lbe Lima Sliownee !0 8EOAL v••-dhte!ta.tno Bellefontaine 47 -·~ W.....,.L..p OP lbe Iaaie af victory tbe Jacbon addlng 18. 4t. _,.._. in !be first period 21· Cots. wattersan61 CAlls, west 39 • ....,. · Ironmen uploded over Jim Lower and Steve Brooks JACKS!lN (71) - Oabome 6- 3, ""~Ibis lead lo fl·21 81 \ GJ'andvltw 68 Grov-' 35 AU.. 5 0 174 216 NelaonviiJe.York 78-44 to drop taWed elgbt polnta each to pace &-II; Walke 3-U Rowte llh1- tbelnlermlalion, and upped It lo Grove City 84 Bexloy 61 Melp 5 I Ia 327 lbe llucteyO!J Into lui place In NelaonvUle-York. 23;. lleStepbin 346; lloyd 3-GLAindGn 51 Mllllln :14 Galllpolla 3 2 Ill 241 111e league. Tbe wiD give~ Jacbon a 4; Clark Z.l-6;, Eisna1J8Ie J-1-3; f'illllard66Marysvlllt60 Lopn 3 3 3111 401 JDnolchlngthelrllntvlctory aeuonmarkoll~andaleague Murphy 1·1-3; Davia 2-0-4; APARICIO SIGNS Wh!INII 95 Dolowwo 68 Wellaton 2 I 321 Jill o1 the tbe irllllmen standing of 1-4 wbUe the Tliomas ~. TOTAU132-14CAGO Wor1h!nQion' 6t MI. y....,..; » Irontoa Z I Jill 313 roaredofftoal~leedoverlbe Buckeyea are ~Tin all games 78. em (UPI)-Sh<irtalop Reynoldlblirg 12 Plea11ntview JacUon .1 4 • 320 vlillon llld flnlabed the finl and~ In the league. . Score by Q.uarlen : Luis Aparicio, a vetoran of 14 53 ' N·'·Y..... o 5 .., · major league 18810111, baa Gaham1 10 W•tervlllt 69 _. ,_ - - qultlerwilb an 11-41eed. ll wu The box acore: Nell.-York 4 II 36 4t signed bla CUDiracl fiJI' 1970 ;l:an•vllle 59 Chillicothe 39 TOTAUI 21 Zl U U llrll ~I the haU llld 13-31 alter NELS.-YORK (U) - S. Jacbon 18 35 53 78 willllbe Chicago While Scm. · Colo. DoSai1163Cola. Wthrle50 three periods. Coffman U-4; SuWven 1.f.8; >~teserves: Jackson 47, Tbe35-year-oldAparlclo who · t;GJa. Ready 7~ Cots. Hartley .u . 8EOAL RESIIRV&:II Mike louse, Jacbon's Lu .1-3-7; Ooborne 2-1-6; c. NolaonviJie.York 24. balleci.ZII/IIul year, recel~ed a f!l/llersport 70 TEAM W L P OP subalanllal raise In pay JICCOl'd. ·. Pickerington 67 Albenl 5 0 221 117 WT log lo Chicago president Chillicothe Ed Short, wbo made lbe Plkelto~ 71 Ports. Eoll69 ·weu. · ton , a 2 , .. 115 announcemenl !rGm Venezuela. 64 40 &N Con. Gltf!wood Jackson Jacbcln I 2 1,. 171 IIJlllllal~ illlrMti Ill pa!nll, lo late pme boaora. day night, llle Unlverally af 71 Con. -~Kin. 1 Cltv1 JFK ol2 NU.York I 4 Ia .·Jill AlbJand CciiJiP led all the Sotolointtl ello noldteclll re- CIIIJ'imwll acored an ..78 win 50 Lapn · I G :Ill _, way Friday night to like a._ boimde. onrSIIDiord Unlvetlljy a!Cin- EXPANDED EN'I'IIIEB ,_;.llekiMio:m.., 57 Malp I I 211 ll2 l'lwlnoverJIIJiialaWealeyenln lnolherbaablballactlonFrl· cil)llall belllnd 1be Career hich NEW YORK (UPI)-Owent' , Dover ,u TOTAUI . U 21 1181 INII 1 I elllioll pme, P!a1111 11 JC palnta of JWiior forward DOD Co!'nin8 FiberKIU 8IIIIOUIIced ' 59 Northmor .u FRIDAY'S JIESULTS: ,hblalld llesl. lnday It wiD apand Ita racing ~~52 Fr-lcktown .u <Vmilrl Alhlalld. the ullon'l No. two Clnclnnall, .,.tH_ oil 1o a learn and add two 1970 .so ct- Fork ~ Albenl Tt ~ 11 . Dill ccD•c• blllblball team ay unl=~~"/:;:~""""' slow alar! aaoi"d;.'; 18 many Clmarroa In queat of till R.-. 47 Elyria o46 M Wallltiin 6l .. - 1-1, ·iaft -Gilly ~ fleki Eut u 15 po1n11 In !be filii half, 'I'rana-Am championship lbltt Tr1 Valley 1\ . 78 Nllf.York 4t ' ;o.t1 tbe liiiiN 111'11 Jid and W. L. Pet. Gl lnJled by ju11 lour poinll. al year. . _R...,vlllt2~ GaDipolll47(ot) eU hdWv' JenloCiilllecloae New York ... belltime . . . Tbe company ello wiD 69 W. Mlllkingum 59 lll!lf ~ In llle lht hall, ll.f. Milwaukee 2733 148 .105 .659 6 ~il itnall1-pUIIed ahead continue wilb 11ru Ccnetlee In 21 At lnfermlaalaD Alblanaled Sf. Beltlmore 25 15 .625 1'h 174 wilb lO:O llflln the pule. defendln& tbe SCCA "A" Ia 11. · ~~~=ta ~: ~~ : : forward Jolll ~- ~on. nallonal champlon47 !~.-·York ll 'rile E"* wen peced by Boston " 22 .421 1m 17 poilnll 1w !be lblp It WDDin 1919· all)lllton Sl WQIIi, I!; I ult~ '111111 37 Detroit 13 26 .333 19 . ~ :· .I''"'fll·fl . ,,, ' 17 caal 1, fnlm tbelod. Pll'lolt s·uo 00 $ . • -.!l.U..-'1 ;IIMillllll:! (lf jll!'eiDt) '!!illlli llilllll ~ G"1Aslld ,'f1._.ott~"'.]_: . 111_,,..,. ,._ ·~II In · fl! Cll: * 9-22 6-7 I 5 I 24 1-4 4).2 3 3 2 2 17-141 13-11 14 31 9 47 ~ Aduallt, II WU a cold l1rlt period 1!fikh hnrl (lAIIS more ' iban l!ll)'lhlng. Tbe DevUa bll onl,v•twoolll ahollln tbe ~ canto. lleaull wu a lOo4 Tiler lead. After tbe '11gen buill up lbeli' bJcceat laad of the nigbt-184 will! 1:01 left ·In the oecond perlod-tbeDnlllcametollle altar the long bolklay break to wlacore the Tigers 27·14 durlna W .._ ·lladl •. IIIIWt 21 1W II!& pa tiliiL . . ; Fire Btlklea_ . ~tn~Uac ~ foarlb period lwDOYtrl (lbe boaa,GAJIIIIIIMIIie'!'lln '"J; ~bad Dine lor tbe pme) po.lntl bel~ lbeir. l~aaoa,. bart-lbe)'camewith the Blue amqe '111111 Alert .W..t< Dnlll OD lop. DIS bad eight pla.L,,..:.._ _,. ...: ....,. ,·'I woaovw Wtst w. 15L. Pel GB .625 ...: .47~ 6 .<162 6'1a Allen!~ LOI Angelll . San Frlnclaco Chluvo · Phoenix San 01190 25 18 18 16 15 20 21 22 23 26 Soeltlt •~ 2<1 .351111'h II . .>150 1 .410 8'h .366.10 OIIB _ yloUnCI':'_~Lk,oSI~Itrnltlonal ,.. "" Cincinnati 10 St.,.ford r6 /llhtencl 69 Ill. Wesleyan '11 ' . llatflold Ton~y Rio Grende113 Va. f3 ~ .' ' } : ·' I'OilR'I1I PIIIOD Wilt Klltbell ..... 'l'llbe c 1:48 ' Q ' awt Baftram F l:il 111-q the wlnnerl. Ford's 17 polnta Edwarde li' l:a aM paced Ironton. Tbe Cuba oot- Edwarde F 1:5 H ICOi'ed the Imps live soall 1n1m MaW..W. ·r 1:11 IWI the field bul managed to link Kllchen C 4:GO IIHt IIIII,J one;, n1ne 1ree 1o11e1. Tbe Prwt e a:~ IU'I· 18 of 2Z free lalael. I'I'Gte 8 2.17 37-rl Bos Score: Kllcben C 2:41 37,. BLUE IMPS - Noe 8-7-19; Matll!n? F . ~:a N ~ Boone 1-4-8; Howard 2-1-6; MaltbeWi .F Z:a N Smith 11-2-2; North 1-J.t; eun. Mallben s 1:• u.a nlngham IJ.G-0. TOTAUI Ill-' Edwarda T 1:51 tl-41 1~. llallhewit L 1:37 G41 CUBS- Chrlallen 1.0.2; Ford .KIIchen F l:lf Q:tJ 1-1·17; Payne ~Spears 3-0- ,KIIchen F 1:14 a.G I; 111rvey IJ.G.O; Roylll ~; Kllcben F 0:31 Turner il-Go8. TOTAUI 11-1- KlldMa . . F O:n Oo4l 31. MatiLewo L 0:00 45-45 By quarters: . ' O"i&fiiiE Impa 5 IZ I 111-38 MOore ,, L , 2:a 45-47 Cuba I 11 I &-31 Kllchen F 1:11 M Ftql!lllli r l :ot tl-48 Fiqltlall F l :ot t7-41 Kay to alloft llcurw - F Fl;elllrow; C-i:qilbol; Tllo-ID; S - !lborl)aiuper; L - -tank a..ii: Bulldogs Roll On Wl"l t h 74 • 59 Vi•lCto ry HAMP'J'Oi . Ualted Preu bleraallonal Diego W-120 and ·Loe Alleelel lallled '11 lor Allanll'a Wll!lenl 117WIIlla Reed, acmowledged u routed San Fnllcllc:G, 12MI. DlvllltnHeadlllll.o;Jub. aen1or center Bob Rllchle with the belt center In the Nallonal New York doled lo wllhln ~~ ~m:~J:J::'~ , 1 EAmaN ~ o, awe, 41~ atid 43-41. Z 4 3 8 JactMallheWI!,G, 11-4 ,.,_mark. Blu~ Imps Oillo, Hltll Sdlaol . .GAlLIPO"~IS··.·. SAYINGS AND LOAN COMPANY and away one of lbe lllOII j!!Dior guard Tom Kerr with 12. 'Jbls _balanced scoring, all In double llgurea, wu too mucb for lbe 'Call to contain. IMry Cremeans, 5-11 junior JIIW'd, peced the Wlldcall will! 18 followed by Joe Bevan, 5-e senlorlllWd with 11 Euternpll..tup21i. polntaln lbellralquarterandled25-15 aftor 1be filii eigbl minulel. Tbe advantage lncreaeed to 16 "I hall: prom1a1ng cagen In tbe area. Following Eichinger was 11-2 baa• ,. the cenlilry mark •. ' •, ...hi{ Tlie ocore wulled Jour 11me1 Chock ' Clrtlflctte In the lint ~ ~ the Red!~- ~ lalo !be Gpen ·IO 100 •••••,. . ... $12.10 late a 1$-12 leed wllb II :GO 11ft GOO .. •• .• ....... ··~•· ..~'-" 000 13 · In 1be l1rlt RIO Grande led ,000 • .......... 09 · M alliallllme. · : • 000 ••• .......... . .11 000 ..........SSJ.JJ Rio Grude COIIIIICied on II of 000 ••••••••••S!7.SO aa allempta from the field lor Sl & ,000 uo ooooto$A1.66 IL\NNAN TRACE -Swain I· IU per ceDI ud made II of II •-•·, ... J. Bevin 6-1-IS•. L. altbeliiii!Unelor7Upercenl. uo ........_ - a-"·ble lor . ·I· . n.L •••• 7 'II•, Weill 1-41-2·, " ""'""""' •••• of ..... .,.__,D ... 9 Hampton lnllllule VIrginia. Wauab 2-2-6; Sluon 3-3·; RJOGRANDE(IU)-Mabty IJinleiUOo8. TOTAUI23-IIl- lll-4·2f; Marlhall I0-3-23 ; . 56 -CaldwellS.l·ll; lfllrlton 7·1·15; Benlley U-11; Kerrt-4-12·, Elchi••IM42; D. MarUn .WO; Jacobi il-Go8; - .,. . . . Smlllll·l-'· Rl'..._,o1 •• 1•• R. Baker 2-1-6; Barrio 1,.2, ..., ""8 .,..,. ' • TOTAUI 51 11 113 •.· . Smllb 1-11-4; Borlns 3·1·7; (l3) .:_Hill JU. ·>.O....otto'••'Oiflco Gorrell 1-4»; W~ 1-z.t. , ..12; ·,iA.nder- 4-M; lCirnllpy t.i\lb•~ ,, ,b.::.~f. TOTAUI H-IS-11. >'IIU-)>11; l!llbea 11-2-4; ~ {' '· .. U; ·Quinct·l-G-2; SoweiJ ·I!OoJ; 'A~L .. *"" IRONTON TIGERS (U) . fi·A FI-A PI Rb TO P llllleA!ren,s, . ~I 0.0 I 2 i 0 l]le9e Bartram,.. 5-12 2-4 3 2 2 12 ; llanib'.Edwardi,F, 1.0 :1.-2 2 7 I 4 1 I!W w•burn, •· 2-7 6o8 1 5 1 e , a.lltKitl!iJtp,l, 6-U 5-e I 3 0 18 .i: Dlck~,c. 3-7 ~2 4 8 3 6 ~ TOTALS 17-43 14-23 IZ 27 8 48 i 117~: . a,ll....ll 4 u 13131-47 10 It 6 II 3-48 4 irODioD Milwank ee Drop'· s Kn· I·c·k's :Sml:th:l~M:·~TOT:·:w::,:u~~:u;-83:·..=:::::===~ r 41-43,.,... I'IVeri-PGI. , ' Thn's A.Check , Ev•y IIOntll l l You Make The Rllht' IIOveHow! . . 'Gill& Into lui night'a.gamee, 11 inJirked the emalllllme In Dine gamee ... Redmen bad ........ Oo1 6o8 0 12 6 ' 1.. ~I 5 3 0 2 1Mr!'~,G1 . So/o t:VUJKI, f.? Jl!inFqJIIUII,!', BrUceWIIaGD,F, 'TOTAUI , •. , cOruol•llon Pille al 7 p. m, Hampton- MCODd eeeded In the - - 1 ; Jllaeflekllook J.yncbburJ IJki In iht opening oddi)'IMICb. onulmllarnote. belq reset, eo.cb.OibiiDuel TbtROfliWUiied up a play lor tbe l!1ue ~.) GaJlla'• Bruce Wilson C01Do Lolinle BUlb, playlna bla belt milled b1a 1111b ptl'l!lll8i foul alkrDund game, Wit 0D1 of with 31 !!tCOIIde left., bpunda. Bl!lb '4ft to Kllchen bll two 1ree lbrowa. Mallbewlln tbe tar corner. Aa DIS led 45-43. GAHS celled time Mallhewa left fly, /101118 2li feel 0111 to aet up a play with 211 !rom•lbe boope0 tiae filial born l!eCOIIda left. Ironton repined aounded. MallhiWI' )9ng P' loa with one aecond left. jllluper aplllthe col'd!l, 1t11111na Tbe Ticer•' Dick MGOre ll'!i game Into ova lime. the bell fulllqlh of·lbe .Tile lrlampb, lh!nlln a row CGUrl - the flul · blliHr for . Coach •llflri' ,:n1tra11 ' l:.t';-• (:, BUlb, G, ~~+11 1 1 Eastern Thumps Wildcats For Sixth Hardwood Win .,.:~__, s:::"'by~ ~~~.:· ~~n:, ~ ' l!llberewvegameSoulhem defeated the little While Falcons IK-29. Aller traveling to Waterford Saturday nlghl, the Tomadoea w111 batue Glouster at Glouster Friday night. namenl at Bluefield Stale College. Big Bob Mabty, ~-~~ senior center, _ _. the Redmen will! ,........ 24 polnta and 24 of RIO Grende's 47 rebounda. Jim Maraball, 11-2 junior, bad IS polnll, Harry llalnton, lol freahmon, bad 16, . , ltlll!ll', with II. Harold J~~~~e~, lollelllor, bad 14. In lbe 11na11 af !be · tour· nemi!ftt Satunla)' ni&lll, lop eeec1ec1 Rio Grande met boll 8luellekl al t p. m. wliUe lbe Hampton Pirates took on Lvncbburg College In the <i-- Irontu.tplqed p a•• 1... under IO!Uided. Ofllciala ruled; .;,..... 11ft fnlnt!lll with • 5-4 tbe nat 11:02. Tllal pve the tbe ~ ~ Blue b!l!iiiW, lbat,. lbQ ill' ilae ae...,.; marli. IDflde llle -Oiboo-a 12311 ~alter Devlil loliled on gurpaae, ~ II, ont' .ai;cond IIIII a:O.U. lnlliloa' ll W. · Tbe line palodJ. Ironton m1 llbe 1ree throw. remalried. , . defeat ada'• tllllrlh ap1n11 Tbe acore ..... tied elibt 11-allover. · Tbe c~ wu teaei.' GAHS lbtee'lriumpbl,-lllldaecondUIIt- ' llmea. Tbe)ead eachapged , Tballlnith-anll-ellmallc. baci,PJII . lmi!Dder Ill own palnl~tlllactlblayear,leltthe benda.._llmei. GA!IIInever Tbe replaUon l*!lt ended, btlallet.(Wblle -the · ~ ~ llilll DI¥UI with a .i-3 c'on- led 111 munlhan 1w0 polnla- 2- ' : ' ' ' GAU.IPOIJS IIUlE Dl!VJL8 (47) PIIJ.......OI. fi·A FI-A PI Rb TO P · U !·2 3 12 I 5 ~J~! JRedmenWinNinthlnRow,113-9#'=~::: REEDSVILLE Tbe Eulern "'••lea rolled- to their ...., slxlh win In IM!vtD O!lllnp FrldayaiEI81ernlllgbSchool againll Southern Valley COD· foe lfannan Trace, II· .,... here ~·• .. .., Wabama White Flllcons Ketmy'l'helii,J1.2oenlorcenter, EaalernllnowS.loveralland Friday night. led Soulbern with six.. . ~ In llle SVAC while the GIJ'}'Ciark,5-!0senlorii1Wd, Wahamalookanoma:dng!IM WlldcatalelltoUoverallllld2ICored 38 polnla to pace tbe shota from llle fleld,.olUing 44, t in the SVAC. Flllconl. for .,4l,per. COJII,,.SQIIlbem,eon- Dennlo Elchlnaer, · 6-2 Dlon• GUiilple, _8-1 .senl!"' necledon23ol~~i!liJ181\ReDI. ·>~uforio'ard,l 'ted ' the ~\::~=.::=~ · Sana'• 1!obcala put wlnn!nKbubtu~~meranaut ~- .Wh ' it"e Ralcons R 0 mp lo....inl, Mike . • dded 23,added Senior · loiwmd, Fields 12 IDII 8-.1 jUDior guard Tom Howard chipped In 11. Gary Nlll'l'll, ~10 aenlor lllWd, led lbe Tomedoea wllb 18. Barry Bert,~ Junior forward, bad 11. · GAWPOUS - wltb eeven end of mree perlodl. Tbe aecoodlttogo,Jonllolh,pb,-i-1 ' llobcallwere.-dt7-42althe senior, acored ooala~ ID give 1:47 and H wilb 2:1,1 lbeK)'gerCrteii:Jiobealila.a llfi. ,WIIII.18MCQII!IIIo10.Bob win over the vtllling North Smllh, Maenlor~ liu IOUlld bY GaWa Plralee Friday ntgbt at . sty;er Creek'~ Tom IIYJell ~ Kyaer p-eek. madetwolne,lhrowato .. lllllKyger Creek led 16-11 allbe 51. Tb~n .c~m• Rolligili'a X etldotlbefllllperlodl!l!llbe 1C0111 . wu H al _halfllme. on III!'Plralefell Jobn FG-A ·Fr·A RB PF TP Kyger Creel: alia led 4W6 allbe Tbe win ,or Col Metgs-we ston • blnked.one JI'C!JII lliree .feet out. 11 apptiNd GAHS bad 1abn the leld. ...... One second .....!ned OD lbe' clo4;k. Tbe o'ftdel•, bowevei, ruled MallliM!I. bacl II ppd oakf. bounds- with 111·--.dallfl - before . . . . off to l'role. I'NI'a )lalllat-aat all wid. ' Welloton, now 2-3 ovei'all and .. ' . ' t• . 57411 alter three quarlen. Big DOD Winefordner used hill 6-Tirame to guide Alltens to a 5f.IO rebounding advantage aa be analched off :n rebounds and lall1ed 17 polnll. Hla teammate, Mark Swart, led the•balanced Albenl atlack "wllh'lt'ik**, ,.. ~ '"' .., ...... , · FottheEblellalndtartshaw wuagalnoutalandlnc181be&-4 junior poured In 23 polnla llld led lbe Otlelaln rebo!lllda will! 10. Tbe Bulldoga enjoyed 1be1r UIUIIIIne floor lhoollng 18 111ey hll 31 of 51 field goal allempta lor a 53 percent average wblli: Lopn coanecled on Zl of 67 for 31 per cent. Logan's seaoon record dnippedto4-6andlbeyarenow even In loop aCtion with a 3-3 mark. Tbe box score: LOGAN (59) _ s. _ ., Rolllnl2-!-6(;ci,"i,,. 1 17 5; B.llllaw 1-14; M. Shaw 7.f. :II; G. llllaw 11-2-2; Garey .1·:1.-4. TOTAUI 21-17-59. ATHENS (II) - Rl&gle 3-1-7; loai,Pnper-, r.,..;..·aa • -.._ . _.,. -11•-· By United Pnu lldorioelleolal E. Carolina 12 Gto Wasil. Q ;, ~!::VF!:,!lt":.:rvinll •• Geotown Holy Cr<IOs 51 76 Baylor 86 Wyoming 79 75 ·' Cin. 10 Stanford 76 v Arkansas 11 N.W. Lli/. 7~ Colby 115 Bryant 99 St. Anselm's 117 Babson 76 Hart~ 77 Bowdoin 75 · I!~ "- 5.l,f,5.,&110111 l 6' ~j 1~;·5:i 1~.;~~~::~~ Willi. Salein St. 101 v•. St. N St. Pttor's lOHeMoyne 83 · Hall~' T~""'!.m, ent I'll """ Shorter Coli. 84 Andrsn .• Ind. 79Pembroke St.- 19 Berry Coli 76 PeOOiio Cloulc 1ConsolotiG!t Round) Loyola, Mel. 66 Adelphi 55 E. Sfrd,,brg. St. 82 Mhtnbrv. 69 • ·: AlA Slondlngs ByUn-Pnul"""""lllnll~ East • W. L. Pet. Gl tnd!tna 27 6 .111 ... . Ktnh/cky 23 14 .622 6 Corollna 15 20 .tl9 13 : New York 17 23 .GS 13\\ Plllsburgll, 14 21 .4110 14 , Miami '·-;._;~27 .250 20 : w. L ..., olt I 3· J1111t1 5-0-10· Abdella 1.0.:· New Orleans 23 12 .657 ,.. ; , l.ol Angeles 19 17 17 5th Coon 4-2-10; • Daft 0-1·1.' Wi!Shlnglon 19 .500 .5110 ,... TOTAUI 31- U-7f. Do/las · 11 1f A6 6 Score by q!lll1erll: Denver 17 . ·21 .UI 1'/ l Lopn 3 21 36 59 R-Ill A&:.ve, 21 41 57 74 lilt ·· : Alhenl t3, Lopn m .:; u·--"- ~~!~.,~amr.-5-,~: 36. tl 'A·, • '• Paneling· Special · CAIOLI NA COPPER 4' I 8' SHEET �., ,I I lY "':"Tilt 811111lay Tlnli!i.jlmU!1<~ 1 8li!J!fil~, dan . I, WO lmporh'tlltJmt~lt1t~.~~~ ·Pming CLAIIIFI!D RA.TU • 0. Dt~O. fl• • • • • • 17c liM . Wanted To Bur .JI• ftlfMctltlve •Y• • .. • Uc 11 ... T~ ... ....,.,_, •16c lfH 4,,, • · A4-lo ... ·- 4 ,.,. 1..,.1., .,,.,..•.,.. wiU tlk'e thti .,.. tl . . ...... . ..,.,. ,........ . ' ' r---"""7.,- -,-.- -. .:--'' eU P"' I Q CA _,, · lor ' All Mt .,. Nttflct.ll to the., · ·~ clt .. lffc.tl"" .,.., the · ...... 'Deily · Trfilll"" .•trio of A., ·~ _ . I• tho ....1..1 .. ............. will M ch-..4 th• ........ 2Sc ... -h dlo.... ~~~~~· ......d fw tJw. • - . SLEEPING ' ~OOftl$, wtekly raltL Pork C..,tfif llotol. · 76·ll _:_-~-,---:-- 2 APARTMENTS, Same Hotel, .u6-2206: !59·11· FURNISHED 1partment. C..11 11631 Fourth Avo. . • ·· 271·11 $1.50 Por Bolt Foot Dollvorod Coolville, Ohle lla tiMft Carl Davis Stave . 11~ • .,. . pplfotlon will \e chifw•4 ffif tnly ,.,...., of For Sale Co., Inc. ......... od • •.Hme4. .' . U..llftiJ 4.30 p.a. 4illy Inti, 11 ...........,. " For R'llt WHITE. OAK. BOLTS and LOGS d ~QY ....... ,... . . . . . . .Ill.. Phono 667•3297 . .For. Sale In ltllmary U.S. SILVER coins, 15 per cent abovetonvolue. Ph . .u6-1787 IN MEMORY ot m~ hullblnd, or.u6-of999. ' Everell Hoffmln, who puMd 295·11 IWey 1, yllr ago Dec. 25, 1961, · at1 :25o.m. otHolzerMedlcel Wanted To Do Conter, First Ave.&. Coder St. CARPENTRY end cabinet Tile ,bloiio we1 hord, lilt shock moklng, Molvln Borcuo, 256....,.., 6!01. W. cou.fdn'l kn.W fllal dNth _ _.....;._.;._.;:,.,=-.._, 2-3 36". ~3" ••009 AluniiiUhl sh..ts USI!D OfFSIT PLATES HAY I ', I~ ~. ·0.::' = ·'-II . ·who hlliO loll con WILL DO Hwlng . such os elterlng dreues, The plln o1 parting without hemming, smell lobs ot reaaonoble price. (Plein 11.._11• HI little thought when I!Nvlng - k.1•Ph. >W6-9714. ._ ' homi •3 '11111 . he would never . more ~-------.,.. · relurn. WILL CARE lor elderly In 10 I06n In dellh would home. Coli ~-3927. · ,·:lbfJr I leave . And me hero alone to - - - - - . , - - - - - 1-6 JUST ARRIJED · NEW SHIPMENT 111 · • eo._, cNCiit oohtalldiog at ...... of ,.. ~· tlllrd •uartor totol•• $111 llilllool ..lan. Of i11Gt 11111 iutal· 1 1111nt cNCIIt total•• $95.4 billioll. Data 1- ftGtral ltstl"''t loard, as NpOrto411r 1111 Datta""'"' of CoiiiMtn:t. Prien rteiiYM .... ,... by fa"!''"' I!JIIIII• • Wn flgur11 are ..... .., a195f-59 foturt Wttll ..•l'lll pricK fill' t~ ynn tabo as 100. Chart ,,.p~~, tlit farM price picture I~IOUih tilt tllird .ilartor of 1,.,, IS tf tH lSttl of -~ 111011th, HORSE CHOWS . of yo~! .~~~~~ • nywhere •. , \m.Ai1 ef!ni) .1~in.a.:.pr J~tt home . f i 1n ~lhefo'1 complete' Horse Chow Checkers. Offered Fourth Year . · ·~ · .. . ... ' n. .PLEASANT ; \. ,, ,.., .' . ' ,, .~ with the hay buill right inlo the pellets. Or tong time fa~toril e Omolene, to feed if vou have plentv of good hay available. Or Big'lJn. that'll help grow your foals big, fut Or Breedmg Horse Chow, to help peak condition your mares and stallions. Or Morse Block. when pasture's sparse. Or Horse· Plus. far that extra boost and bloom. ' f I They've all been developed and proven on our horses :n rhe Purina Horse 11111ual tab, In cNrtanl pricn, - • l l r adjustod, of ... natlfltl's total out,.t of goods afMI Ml"''ica. Ia COfllteat Cenler, so you can h1 ve confidence in our growing family of good lhings for '/OIJf horses. (1951) prlcea, •• lr4-qHrtor GNP ,.... Is I Drop in and ··ralk hor~e" next rime you sea • ill1M. che red and white Checkerboard. ...u..r $730.6 •. Liu1CJ Clo11ed J. D. North Produce Co. VI HE STREET 1 .;·Q-111) The natloo's 11011 natlooal pro41Ct IHCW $942.1 lliliiM hi tho t~lrd 4111rtor of the ,..,. GNP ,.,._ah ... Research WASHINGTON (UPI)- The federal government has propooecl banning the use of anlma1 lungs in hot dop IJid other hwnan fooda. The Agriculture Det\&J1ment ll8ld federallnspecUira in meat pac111ng planll cannot be sure of detecting an possible types of contamination In animal 111ap GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~~:::::;;;::::::::;~==~;;=~·-----::--, New CarI.0. a d· . ·34 . ~. • N ., t I ra e Am On I · ArrIVIng .his We .kI • • .. ' ,. • "' CALL US NOW FOR "SPECIAL O.FF-CAR .PRICE'' POMEROY LANDMARK J'"'Serv ""'· t.usey.Mgr. . Phone~92-2181 . mg Meigs, Gallia & M.tson Counhes Open Until6 Mondaythru Saturday [A,eal Bowling ' ',/ ', ; Fbr ,tile fourtll consecutive year, Weslvaco Corporation has announced thai they will give free pine seedlings to landownero and youtll I!J'OIIP" in Atllens, Gallla, Hoctln'g, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Vinton IJid Washington Counties. The seedlings are purchued by Westvaco from tile Ohio Dlvls(on of Forestry and Reclamation, which is cooperating in the project. Any person owning land in the above counties who orden trees from the Division can get free seedlings to ma!ch hts order ooe-for.me. Members of such youtll groups as 4-11, Vo-Ag, Scouts, e!c., can gel up to 1,0011 free seedlings per member without having to buy any. Landownera obtaining ' are eUgible to apply for ccotsharing of tile cost of trees IJid planting through the federal ACP Program of tile U.S. Agricultural Stabilization lnd Conservation Service. The u. s. Soil Con!ervalion Service, County Agenlllnd Soil and Water Conservation Jtlacs oad Qaoeu Bowllog LeaKUO Deeember Zl, IMI If Peoples Bank woo first ba In the King's & Queen's Bowling OAK H11J. HOSPITAL NEWS League at S!r!ine Lanes Birtha - Mr , and Mrs. William SUnday night. ....y won over Herbert McGinnis, 361 N. Park R.&D., TV 6-2. Ave., WeUston, son, Willlarn Two River Motor ,_.,Company __d Ser Herbert J r. Dec. 23 ; Mr. --• mN tripped Frank's .......,, Mrs. Leonard J. Walker, vice, Middleporl. 6-2; Erma's• Chilli the da"""ter DecRl.282 Aces won over Heinen Bakery co ' ""'' ' · ; lied Mr. andMrs.JamesN.Morgan, Pb los 8-0, Ellls Fublon o Rl. 2 Wellston, daughter, UptonConstruclionCo. t-4, City N Ml-~ De Dec 29 Mr Ice & Fuel Company t.oo11 eysea """ ' ' ; · Citizens National Bank 8-0 lnd and Mrs. IWy Allen Golleen, Haynes Jewelers tripped Point daughter, Brenda Lee, Pleasant Credit Bureau 8-0. ~nl Palienll - Pearl City Ice & Fuel had Zl35 high Day, Oak HID; Myrna Rice, series and Peoples Bank had 747 Wllllil !Wbertaon and Helen high game. Moore, Jackson ;, Hattie Men high scoren were Ralph LeMaster, Beaver; Jobn Ferguson 216, Richard Ellloll Pervatt 1nc1 Albert Binloo, Oak 11111 lnd Russell Johnson lllll. HID; Judi Jones, Rt.4 Jackson; lllgh Series Ralph FerJU9011 Jenny Circle and Tomra 5'19, Russell Jobnson &!5 lnd Skidmore, i!C I Jackson; Mike Bragg 507. VIctoria White, Rt. 3 Jackson ; Women scoresp I .....:: UUy Fry, Rl. 2 Oak Hill; Tom JeweD Gray - . a ,.,,. . Evans, Oak Hill; Johnas White, . and Gloria Choquette 181. 111gb Rl. 3 Jackson; Jiewey F01, Oak oeries Floria Choquette 499• Pat Hill ; Anna Morgan, Davis Frye 481 and Opal Vaughan 464· Home Oak HID· Margaret M. Team Standing P.oinll : Ilea Jackson. Mabel Spencer 0 Rlver " RI. '3 Oak' Hill ; Bml; Peoples Bank rl, Motor Co. 85, Ennas Aces 85• Hi8Kenbotlom, Jackaon ; Frank's Aahland · Servu:e liS, Lucille Smitll, Rl. 3 Oak Hill; Upton Conal. Co. '!· City Ice & Margaret Bond, Wellston ; Fuel Co. 7'7, Heiner I Bakery 72• Cum1e McNeely, Rt. 2 Soutll R.W>. TV 63, Clllzenl National Webater• Mabel 'lf!lihel, Oak Bank 16, Hayaea Jewelen U, HUJ, Oriel Shuinate, Rl. 3 Credit Buruu 44 lnd EUls . Oat Hill. Fublon Photos 32. Palienll Releued - Alfred LeMuter, .Roman Drug(jan, · Impeachment proceedinp Gol$e Woodrulf, AIDe Miller, were Instituted agalnit U.S. P11rl Parka, Homer Cta~. Surreme Court Justice Salil· Allee Hall, E. G. Chapman llr., , ue Chase ol Maryland, but Jane Evans Jon••· · Jl,lq\ny he was acqulted of an Spears, Edward AlchiJOn, charges and resumed ~ Uncia Conlns, Paul Wyant, Jobn seat on the bench: HOI'IIIby, Arthur .Fulk, Cl"'! Barnes, Fred ' Simpson, Nuncio is the official IItie Ellzabetll Ridgeway, Jay of the envoy of tile Pope in Stiffler, Willian! Yqrk, Patricia foreign countries. !,each and VIrginia RuBs. Districts are also cooperallllf! cENTUL SOYA OF OHIO and 425' )[ 98' THIS SPOT that spot, tralllc IF YO!J Ire looking far 1 rNIIy petha too, removed with Blue flnt spacious home on en Lustre carpet l,hempoo. extremely lnrga lot, you hove Lower G. C. Murphy Slaro. found Ill Large living room 2-6 with fireplace I open stolro, formal DR, ell carpeted. GERMAN Shorthalr Pointer, eomlortoble kitchen & AKC, I yr.. ehomplon Sire & powder · room, ell on first Dim. oU6-4191. floor. 31arge BR & lull beth on 2-t second, lull divided - - -- -- - be~tment,2corgaroge - Soo this now, qulek possession. MILLIONS of rugs hove been tiNned with Blue Lustre. It's Old But Excellent! Amer ica's flneat . Rent 3 BR paneled, large kitchen electric shampooer 11. with plenty cablnefl, formal Central Supply Co. DR, lull basement with forced 2·6 air furnace, 5 acres of near - -- -- - - level lend - located on good 19U CHEVROLET lmpola, blacktop road. Will sell on P.S., 213 V-8 eng .. outo. Ph. land contract - sma II down .u6-1168, payment. 2-3 - - - -- - REALTOIS Office 446-3643 _ Evenil1s Call E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 ,E. N. Wiseman 446-45110 Beautiful New 4 or 5 Bedloom B<~•K~In PRICE FLAT THIRTIES . THE LOT. LOW We Need.Li sti IllS WE HAV E HAD ANOTHER TRE!IIEN OOUS YEAR SElL ING REAL ESTATE ANO NOW NEED HO!\IES AND FARM$ FOR BUYERS WE CAN ' T SATI SFY . - - - - - - - Brick Galllpollt er:ea. LIC L--------------•..• Ph. ~·2#3 ~.~.~~ .. .' HERE IT IS ~ AS R00!\1 HO!\IE IN EXCELLENT 'CONDITION WITH ' teOROO!IIS . (1. CAR . PET EOI DINING· R00!\1, NICE KITCHEN, AND HAS JUST BEEN REDECORATED . IN · CLUDES A GARAGE AND IS LOCATED IN TOWN ON A 'It ACRE LOT . , PRICE AT 111,900, CHECK WITH US - WE'LL HELP YOU WITH THE FINANCING. 41& Acre F•m 140 ACRES CROP LAND, 175 ACRES PASTURE . PRESENT OWNER HAS GRADE A · DAIRY, MILKING 75 COWS . 315 ACRES ARE CLEAN AND IN GOOD CONDITION. THERE ARE 3 B'ARNS, 3 SILOS, LARGE COVERED FEEDING AREA , WITH AUTO!\IATIC FEEDERS AND !\IANY OTHER BUILDINGS . 'h A. TOBACCO BASE. WILL SELL BARE FARM OR AS IS WITH ALL CHATTELS.· TERMITE .. PEST~IIQL Fain Exlir.mlna110n C.., Whlllllrllllirg, Qhlo. Ph •.Sf. 6112. Da.ff Phlllllllll I HNifil . ' . DEWITT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Roubl_. ........... Phonl -44-2135 271·11 lrllm-i'lol..... a Nid.w . 300 Fourtti Ave. . .PhOI\0 4.1437 Gone Plonll. OWntr 291-11 __ CA_R_T_E_R-'S.:.P_L_U::-M-:-8-IN::-::G AND HEATING 130 Fourlll Ave. Phone oloi6-3111 155-11 :Investment ,..............."·· C&rpenter News,.Notes JA ASSIE ,. - -- - - - ----- - ---,.....- --.,.---- IM~~E~!~Ico. •. ,Lost Abig of BY. cash-~···· . . EARLY :O.ELIVERV ·a·o.NU ..~ , • ,.,:.~_ .. il' ' ' r f . ' ' , ' ., ~ &.• ,, t' ,· ·j I' ~ r ·•~ ' .,.,.. .J r!'~ l .)r\, ~· " Melts l••1P'I;'~I!t, ·~q., ,J·, r«•• ,i~ ~:Hii~(: PHONE t92·217& ' . . '] ' ,,. ,, .' ··+;t' ~ 1 ,- ! :PbiiEROY - Neal Realty . ~LLS'ony. )1'1'- --~ ' , .:> ·' .. ' ... '2~.· ~itt. - - - -- - r------~-159_·,11 ~-~ Yes, you can be one of thouN!'Idi bf utl.lled IH cu~t0!"81'8 in. pocket an Early Delivery C~eh Bonus . . . a bonus that e buy and take delivery on a n~w International traciOf, combme, or before the end of February. · • Your early trade wlll.earn you a cash l!onua at the r,ate ol six peri:enl per annum on the total val~t·ol }'Oil' ~!"h ~ll.wn ~~ll!ft~l and/ctr.,tra«lffilr"'.~ · Come In now .. . to !Jik detal.le and reserve yo~r !>O~ua. ; • , , , ' ""·-- , F. R•_. '· bundle . st., Htntlti'IOII. w. ¥a.; Pb. &75-1512 BiiiKIM,tllf· ZBedroom On A La11e Lot? Pnced IN = R,idy mix Clllcfete J. · IUPPflll. lltttef I•· w1nttr :.NltW operated. · Want A Nice Roomy YOU'CL NEVER HAVE A. CH~NCE f.O BUY THIS !\IUCH HOvSE FOR THE ·!\lONEY 4GAIN . NOW GET THIS : ALL ROO!\IS ARE LARG'E , EVERY THING INCLUDING THE KITCHEN ANO 'h OF THE BASEMENT IS CAR PETED W4LL TO WALL . THERE ARE LOTS BEAUTIFUL CABINETS IN THE KITCHEN PLUS BUILT IN RANGE ANO OVEN ETC . 2 FULL BATHS, HUGE 2 CAR GARAGE, FULL BASE!\IENT 4ND A LARGE .'""'.,, c•., t ct. ..,s Look what's coming your way! g:t;· '!"' ·Dillon THE WISEMAN Agency . . AGENCY Conn Con- BIGELOW corpollng as low as THIS beoutlful home Is located Country Abnosph•e WE SPECIALIZE In roofing, TROMBONE slellaffon, $100. Coli 4<16-41114. STANDARD aluminum siding, carpentry, 16.95 aq. yd. Installed. 19 rolls just oufllde cl\y corporollon, Close To Town 307-11 home remodeling lrolde end In stock. Larry's Wayside has large LR with w-w carpet, 3 BEOR00!\1 HO!\IE WITH WE WISH to oxlend sincere Very Good 21.5 Third Avo. ~l7-ll Furniture, Third Avo. ot ell electric kitchen with oven, lhonkl tU llle moro !hen flfty out. Home mo1ntenance of 111 1951 OODGE •;, ton truck. $125. NEW ALUMINUM LARGE OLDER ' BRICK SIDING, NEW WALL TO Otlvo, 4<16-1830. · range & dllh wosller, 3 BR, flit'- who sent tlrda end typos, Byerly Cctlstru<il111 ON LOWER 2ND AVE . Ph. 446-0310. WAlL CARPET IN THE PRESENTLY BEING 305-6 with plenty closet opec:e, l'h -'lngs to Leifer end me Co. :US-5826. 307-3 BEDR00!\1 PLUS A REAL USED AS 2 FIVE R00!\1 255-11 ~ Ch r~tmoo ...son, and _ _ _ _ __ ___ - - - , . - -,.,.,-=::-beth, oloctrlchNI, besement, NICI! KITCHEN . LARGE APARTMENTS . IT'S · call 256·6208 or see automatic septic tank, '!:a acre "' 2 CAR GARAGE ON AN wllh vou all a happy 1nc1 . . . 1959 FORD, $150. Ph . .u6-0310. HAY. LOCATED ON AN EXTRA• Dwight Bevan. lot. Prl.. $17,0110, ACRE LOT ON EDGE OF LARGE LOT AND WOU~O TOWN. DON'T !\l l SS -rou• New Year. Help Wanted - - - - , . . - ---3117-3 1-3 BE A PERFECT SEEING THIS . 0 E Elliott - -- - . - - -- ---, LOCATION FOR A NEW 5 Acres HOME. LET THE RENT 2·1 r11¥2 CHEVROLET 2 dr. hard· 1962 FORD Sunllner conv., 390 PAY FOR IT FOR YOU. Owner Will Help top. ~Ph. 446·4401'. cu. ln. motor, 300 H.P. with 3 NEAR levelland - 7 rooms, 111:1 PR I CEO 116,500. MAY WE lxtend our hllrllolt I • 307-3 Mr. ad tin. carl Rol!llllll spood overdrive Irons. In bath, beautiful kitchen, polio Finance-Give Your thankl to those or you who family, arcJnlllt, . . Mr... good lhope lor 8 yr. old car. justolfkllchen, booufllul ploy Business Opportunity exprulld your •ympalhy In F~mily ARaal MIXED hoy lor sole. Glen Cattad John Clary, Rt. I, room wllh WB fireplace & all lfn, · R a Oleedle ll1d fElly, 10 mony thoughtful woys was a¥erae• commi11lon Grohlm, Northup, 0. Christmas Gift CroYin Clly, 0. Ph. 25'-'798. tile lloor, a speclouo care-free IF YOU WOULD LIKE A ~ Wlin . . . . of .lllelr during our recent pai4 our lull tine man 307~ REAL NICE LARGE 3 306-6 banquet room, new furnace, )IU1IIIII, Mr. IIIII Mil. ·Wlllllm ....._vemenl of Fronk J. nationwide last yeor, HERE IS A VERY NICE 3 BEDR00!\1 HO!\IE WITH storm windows & doors & Lltb. YDIW klnd1101111 have fbeedle. !LARGE) BEDROOM BUSINESS ROOMS Oponlng lor good man 1 ANTIQUE cherry chest of 1969 SEWING Machine used awnings. Priced lor quick HOME WITH LARGE triNnt much to us. CONNECTEP LOOK AT Tbalesn-tfwl amtmu drewen. Otho Burdett~. ovor olll •ln tho Gallipolis just a low limes. fully sole. CARPETED LIVING THIS . PR ESENTLY USED Tht Young family & friends. Gllllpollo, 256-6114. flmlly Plberluc allbe . . cl ROOM BUILT IN KIT . AS A NOVELTY SHOP equipped to zig-zag, mokes H O 2·1 area •• soli ..... , ...... iRANGE, OVEN) CHEN BUT COULD BE Mr. ad 111'11. 1IU DJe ... 307-3 buttonholes, overcost, OP· Om8 Wn81'S ducts. Air moll F, F. LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE RESTAURANT , TRU,CK :·~N:;,. ili ~ ci:----Mr. llld llu. Ollller pllqunond many embroidery WHEN YOU decide to use our ANOONANICEQUIET'h Pate, Pres., Texas Re· 1960 DODGE Seneco, In good STOP ETC . AP · ACRE LOT WITH A GOOD 5 EXTRA Ba111111udller Uti fllllllr, PROXIMATELY designs. Will ucrlllce lor soiling 11rvlce, your home flnerr CO<p., 711, VrEw JUST ON THE running condition, 1200. Ph. LOTS FOR PARKING !lftiY Ul.«l Cash Prlee or will be Intelligently priced. llolboctAln; 11r. IIIII Mn. Qy:de EDGE OF TOWN . Fartl Wot!h, Taxa~ 76101 AND HOUSING . ol46-0721. terms may be arranged. descriptively advertised and Wllkar and flmiiJ, 'Duw; .... 7 307-3 Phone 4<16-1827. persistently shown prospects Mr. and lin. Glea IrwiD . . EXPERIENCED body man, an I'& AM cblllnD, llllrJnllle, 0.; llr. excellent Oflporlunlly tor I~ PUREBRED CHAROLAIS 306-s able to buy. The SOLD SIGN S.vi~es Offered MOINII!IO,. -------Counts. Weare low on listings. · ., . · " .. uj•Tiohl mon .. ~JI ~·~I' BUI.L"eglstered lr!!ro 1..., IIIII 111'11. Gnat Price ~~~~~ ·, ,:~· r- ~ ·-'-~ DAIIlf" , •and be G'al>)'e" i'O'"' Iu'lnfsh · bliliili nniei. P~. ,..:9,.q,-" "' SEAL. Y qullte" mattrtlllitl, We need 111-·fftll' Jn~:.~ litff :--: .,::o.~~: '' Dill,.\Ia w.t; . ...,.. .. . ' ' LODGI ·· · · fttAL mATE BROKER DEAD STOCK references, o,~ly experienced 307·3 · 1wln or 1u11 size ooly 139.95 locations. ., Peter Ktpllll' 1ad ·fllllll , each, set price $66. Larry's TEL• ....,.URI _u:,r_,_. •~~ 00 Servi ,...,.._ need to opply. Must apply In lflrlfonl; 111'11. Cecil Woyslde Furniture, Third ... c:e ~-•· " MeiHkir person at Two River Motor wood I.Dd ,,..,.., Lill 0,., Ave. at Otlve, 4<16-1830. 9 ROOM house, lull size · WW remove your deod J ..... NEi GMC TRUCK Co., 328 VIer<! St. , Point 305-6 basement, center of town. NEAR OAK HILL honea 1D11 COIOS DollwD, Alii.; Thad o,~. I. A. DotNO Pleasont, W. Vo . HEADQUARTERS lllvollbu, U. S. Nlty Yll'4, Write Box 141 c-o Tribune. 25 A., BEAUTIFUL 6 rm. home, Call Jackaon 2116-4531 1-3 1960 2 T. GMC New York, IZIIIIIn. 11lld I>Jre, IF YOU oro building a new _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _2·3 carpet, paneling, Rec. ·rm. - - - -- - - -home ar remodeling, see us. F. P., barn , good fences, FNI llurdotte, W;M. 1950 'I> T. GMC P.U. ou IIIQdiDI, Atbeal. . DRIVERS NEEDED We are builders. Distributor plenty water, also 2 rm. 1966 F600 Ford Mr. lnd iln. Bob W'oooodldnWim lopi!IOM JONI, S.c•. TRAIN JlrN/ to drive semi for Hotpolnt Applllneoo, college. Possession closing CERAMIC TILE end linoleum and cbllclren of McArlbur 1962 'ItT. GMC P.U. truck, hlcallnd over the rood. work. Phone Ashworth, .u6Allison Electric. 154-lf RUSSELL dey. 19JP ~T. Chov. P.U. You con 11rn over 1.4.00 per 9361. 196-11 visited bla ll'IJldmolber, lin. 1N7 2\'a T. GMC JANUARY lpeCiol, reg. 112.!0 hour, afllrlhorl trolnlng; For MID'al Galaway. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and IOOD KANAUGA 1963 I'J T. GMC fii"II!Mifll 11. Cut 'N Curl Interview end application, WATER DELIVERY SERVICE stok• coal. C.rl Wlnllrl, Rio . 2 HOUSES localed on 'It A. lot. 1NS ~ T. GMC P.U. dlzmer ...... " BHuty Solon, Roulh Lane, call (513) 241-5572, or write REALTOR Live In the nearly new 3 C.ll Grover Long, .u6-12CW or Mr.aaillmu Grondt. Phono2of5.5115. 1-11 and lin. Bollml Ctabtne 1N2 F700 Ford dump Chnhlro, Ph. U7·11H, Solely Dopl.. Nationwide 446•10&6 bdrm. end renl the other good Bob Queen 446.0161. 210·11 nn J. K. Crabtree, New I!Wnlnga by appointment, Systems, Inc., 1255 Corwin. 1963 F600 Ford truck 6 rm. house. Price $13,000. Marlbfleld, llr. llld lin. IN2 'I> T. Ford P.U. Mot'rllyn Pltn», Operotor. Avo.. Hamilton, Ohio .U013. 1966 ¥• T. Int. P.U. 306-12 Kalaelll Cnlltait, llcArlllur, 2-1 CENTRALLY LOCATED CASE >ISO Dozer . l4trt type - k Mn. 1964 'I> T. GMC P.U. ll1lrl a.JnaJ ad llr. 233-11 2 BLOCKS !rom hospllol, 7 dOI'II . C. II -9359. INI 2 T. GMC SHOOTING meith ol Sonny WOMEN: BIGMONEV llld lin. DaD Ctallllw llld large rms.. 2 baths, garage Henrr farm• Rt. 141, Sundoy STUDIO Girl . Hollywood INS I'J T. Chov. P.U. GILLENWATER'S Septic Ton' Cnclf. klc:ll. and located on a corner lot. INS GMC Suburben .fin. A, 1 p.m. Coametlca nelda women In Service. 414 Smith Dr. Dlllftl'q.. ....... Bftd Price reduced, 112,750. 1964 3 T. GMC 2-1 1nd around Gllllpolis. Full or K.,augo, .u6-94f9. 209-t. c:v-aIn lbe U. S. Air Farce II 1966 I'J T. Chov. FARMS pori 111111. No ..perlonce 1966 I'J T. lnt. P. U. NO INCOME tu or stilaus 13 A..58 tot>. 16.0011 required. No territory TERMITE PEST CONTROL aowdllcbirpdllldlllllt-. 1955 ~ T. Dodge UIIIHy FREE lnspecflon. Coli u.~. cl IU IJIII!her, Ifni. llellll farms or any legal restrictions. Take order• 23 A. 'It A. lob. 16,500, Ntw 5 T. Farm Wegoni pefll"' 111~ out. Orin Shoats. 173 A. equipped, 115,1100 an~whore. Hlghool proflll up 3245 Merrill O'Dell, Operotor Q1een. 113P.!O 2-3 to 60 flit' cont. 300 G!'Od 73 A. good farm $24,0011 for Extermlt•l Termite IN7 iii T. GMC P.U. Houookuplng opprovod Service, 19 Belmont Dr. OKlee - .w. '"' 1 Mln-polla Moline ~ MADEMOISELLE Boouty mehetla, wigs, wlgllts and Heber Wough- -ll'tf 267-11 Unll Jalon. 2>12 s-.d Ave.. II flllr. Evoryllllng furnished. ·lleppy to Mlcome Anglo Roth Credit oxltndod. No llock to Ntw 1.2! • 20, 10 ply nylon , WATER well drilling. Pump , Sales end Service. Tom ;•nowtiolr 'otytlot. Mrl. Roth carry. No lranchlu 1111. No tlream.so. Inc. FeCI. ••• Raal Estate For Sale OHIO VALLEY Lewis, Phone 304-195-3802. stock 1n11Himenl. For lull . . ... "'.... 'fll" .......- . For appOintment. phont .u6lnfor~tlon by moll, plus 2 1-.j.ll fr10 uinpln. write STUDIO UI2. 2·1 GIRL HOL'LYWOOD LEE'S PLUMBING&. REMOO. TIIIRO AVE. & STATE ST. 293-11 COSMETICS. DEPT. M-60, ollng, Crown City, Ohio. Ph. 256I' 11461 Horl 51., No. Hollywood, _ __ _ ..;,__ __.., 6664. 217-II 0. D. PARSONS OR RENT c.. 9)605. Arao lmmldlate big SAVE 130 on bedroom or living 4SALE 'ROOM house with bath JAY SHEPPARD ~LE BHJie, brown and proflt openlnga far perty plan room IUIIH. 'Rice's Ntw I ALBERT EHMAN located on Mill er..k Rood 2 REALTORS Dpol'aton. '· !Former Sludlo U•d F.urn. l54 Sec • .u6-9523. . whllo, no bl4:i:k• Tan collor. Weier Delivery Sorvlco mlln from town. Low - n Girls p..,a write.) 3110-11 . 'C.IIolol6-4!114. Polrlot Sltr Rl., O.lllpolla peymoh,!,._ Full prlco 1-4.500. Farm, Vlllllt, cttr Prapart, 2-11 2·1 Fll'lf & Ollm Ph. 319-2133 conslctor renting lor S50 Pllone ~•m LOW LOW pr~H ·on bedroOm Would per monlll. ·' • 1o 11 tulles .,d mattr-. Corbin HAL1ACRE ~liST calor · ,.o!eo b!ll lei. . . G!' . ..."' •· FUI'nlluro CO., ~1111. LAND CONTRACT ------~-~---~--------------· lound. 3 LARGE rooms with beth SIX ROOM frame, well, located 3716ccniKI Vlcltl Haldnli 1 SLEEPING ROOMS. weoldy· on herd road, Addison Twp., • · 2.4 rl!loa. Galli• Holol, locatedat30Chllllcothl Road. I . ... ~ 159-tf · AlUminum 1ldlng, 1torm 1.4,0011. Terms. ' ' . . FOR .ULI doors & windows. Would DANVILLE ......, . 121151 WIDE mobile 1\ot;M· Ph. .u6TAVERN & <lARRYOUT consider renting to one or two DANDY room two story home, 9 over 10 )'llin. ' · . 307-3 .... loa! !=IIIIo people lor S50 monlll. newly decortiiCI Inside and \* I"NI be ao;Jidnd. ""· . At 92 YIN St. LOIER RIVER ROAD Lovelykllchencall!nefl & ~·5..5, or c•l, l tolltcl. I UNFURNISii'ED 4 roams & Ph. 446-9050 IMAGitlE . fO~rooll In lhla beth. New gos lurn. C.llar. 1 ' ' C:,ll , . bltlulllul 3 BR Brick home Gltroge. Price reduced from . . ' . 307-3 'with lull be semen!, garego, 112,0110 to 17,500 lor quick sole. -:!l-.....,.:,i:-:'-.....,""'7'--:-"'"':~' WALIIUt s:rER~Q; · molllm "-flo, storo•o ' . , •1' ' j ,. . . ...:•lnut lhreo·r•dlo ' coin- ~ • blllldlng, 2 HN'E .... SITES " · 'r 'SLI!,EP NG rooms, woekly IMIIatklll; .four ...,k.. -.1 IIAjjlo""' 1lr <qndlllonocl, OR trailer sitei. Holl •ere to 6 oarqo parking. Libby 1y1tem, ~-opald ~hangar. dish . wa~her, , ~arbolile oer01. Also iubdlvislom. C.ll ~II wo,IIIEN tiuy "VON... HG!el. , ,''l r . • .,, .. · r. >&allnct J6l.7o:' tlS. ·our dispoM!, IMJIII-in ~~Gve, lnd lodily. , , . 2-~ ,.....:.,t hrm,. Cell -M6:1021. loceted on • """'""'.· llrgt L · , \<IIIlER WOMEN ull ~VON... , You -.·ilm "' your' II*.• , .· · ~.. · ,, , lllndlcoPe<l lo! runt\lng lroi'ri, ISTINGS NEEDED ·'' ,• ':.· ~ ,-11 ~ fl....ll!lllllllrho.W. Wrlli 4 Rq ~~plu m. .(/1• now!y , . .• ; , , :,r.,·,l • SR 2ifeti'OII SA 7tolho0hlq . FARMs, ocrngri, homll. . ~. ,. ~ • :;, q to MrS; RUlli A. Pfelfor, ll'· 2, illalriil'if. J26. Flr'lt Ph, •· COLONIU rn'ilhi 1 Rlv!"'· ~11 . _ , tor op- · . . .. , • , 1 • • .::::Iii,~ ' W....-ly 'Oilo~. ·, 44611117. •. · ·• · ' ,AMlf~ridlo. 4 ojiNkll"'.ol- polnl'l'enl. Would conalctor !hri, Winttn.m"•· •• • • • >" f.§ ,· y r ·lower priced . Oak Hill we Ciallipalls , Card of Thanks • Service Center 3rcl & Sycamore Sts. Dlflr '"'••• 8~5 Thin! Avo. RNI·E~ Far Sale a.. •(/ 'illliill_.ill · .. ,: :,..four!ra~:~;f'' "' · " Su(lllly · ' Gllll,ells Real Estate For Sale FIWSALES UHd fir"! Mo,l_,. 1·100 Fcird . 1-601 Ford 1•1951 Ford I·MF. 1111 Dol. 2-MF It$ 011. 1-MF 135 011. 1-MF 13511fl with P.S. 1-MF t$ Dol. Hobart Dillon, Realtor 1-MF !0 Dol. Oltico ~:1674 1·MF !0 gu Howard or i.•cllle B.ro~non 1-MF 35 011 Evenint• ~12:16 1-Ferg. 30 2-Ferg. 20 . 1-011 ver Super 55 Priced To Sell 1-JD >135 Oil ' AND SELL FAST - This 8 1-Firmoll M room home wllll 3 BR, 1\'J 1-AIIIo (Jlolmer B w-toolo . · beth, lergo peneiiCI & car1-MF 35 w-End. loader poled LR.• pone~ hobby &. Tools of ell klnda. Priced lor aewlna room, laundry & Quick s. ... furnace room, ample closet Rl. 35 Norlhot Gollipo11o opece. Priced 111,500. Pit. -9777 or 446-aft .. UST,.,.,.,. POPULAR. SIZES. IN STOCI •L.A\r~ ·' Ulf\ll.~' llus ' " "lun ~~gs "If' . , ~!'Of ., ... • 2tK e""$1.00 For Sal, Sl 429 80 IN AMONO AMERICA'S FINEST NIJJ'500 ECONOMY UNE ABSOLUTELY WATER & MILDEWPROOF. Free Pine Seedlings MAHY USES ...... DO YOU NEEII! 1111110. posters . God kn(IWS how much we mlu end win- lettering. Smoll DON'T toke choncea with your color film processing. They .: 'lilni, lobi 1 specllllyl Ple11e can only be developed once. 272-11 ·shall his memory lode, phone446-04\¥. All our processing Is done by '. Loving thoughts will ever Kod1k, tho best In the wtndor PIANO LESSONS lor beginners business. Fast service. To lho tpo1 whore he Is laid. or adv.,cod, youngsters and Towney Studio. .. Will VIrgie & Family. adulfl. Pl0111 call E. James 307-11 2·1 Bocon, 446-0>196. 212·11 ' u~ t~r ~~ ,up~ · ··Find Items You .·Need, Sell Items You Don't In The Tribune Classif~Ms. ' ' · Ol~. ~· 1970 S'lle Dltes Con.sf~ nme•t . Mac.lnery Salt:J~: rn: ~ IAVIIHII NoFutur••• v.fliiil.. Ave. 's:. . 21 ~ =:~\~~~~..~=,:~ ~=~·lor I payfi\Oilt p-~- C.ll 446-J021. , 2·~ ,, ~::,.t":;~.~ .. I �., ,I I lY "':"Tilt 811111lay Tlnli!i.jlmU!1<~ 1 8li!J!fil~, dan . I, WO lmporh'tlltJmt~lt1t~.~~~ ·Pming CLAIIIFI!D RA.TU • 0. Dt~O. fl• • • • • • 17c liM . Wanted To Bur .JI• ftlfMctltlve •Y• • .. • Uc 11 ... T~ ... ....,.,_, •16c lfH 4,,, • · A4-lo ... ·- 4 ,.,. 1..,.1., .,,.,..•.,.. wiU tlk'e thti .,.. tl . . ...... . ..,.,. ,........ . ' ' r---"""7.,- -,-.- -. .:--'' eU P"' I Q CA _,, · lor ' All Mt .,. Nttflct.ll to the., · ·~ clt .. lffc.tl"" .,.., the · ...... 'Deily · Trfilll"" .•trio of A., ·~ _ . I• tho ....1..1 .. ............. will M ch-..4 th• ........ 2Sc ... -h dlo.... ~~~~~· ......d fw tJw. • - . SLEEPING ' ~OOftl$, wtekly raltL Pork C..,tfif llotol. · 76·ll _:_-~-,---:-- 2 APARTMENTS, Same Hotel, .u6-2206: !59·11· FURNISHED 1partment. C..11 11631 Fourth Avo. . • ·· 271·11 $1.50 Por Bolt Foot Dollvorod Coolville, Ohle lla tiMft Carl Davis Stave . 11~ • .,. . pplfotlon will \e chifw•4 ffif tnly ,.,...., of For Sale Co., Inc. ......... od • •.Hme4. .' . U..llftiJ 4.30 p.a. 4illy Inti, 11 ...........,. " For R'llt WHITE. OAK. BOLTS and LOGS d ~QY ....... ,... . . . . . . .Ill.. Phono 667•3297 . .For. Sale In ltllmary U.S. SILVER coins, 15 per cent abovetonvolue. Ph . .u6-1787 IN MEMORY ot m~ hullblnd, or.u6-of999. ' Everell Hoffmln, who puMd 295·11 IWey 1, yllr ago Dec. 25, 1961, · at1 :25o.m. otHolzerMedlcel Wanted To Do Conter, First Ave.&. Coder St. CARPENTRY end cabinet Tile ,bloiio we1 hord, lilt shock moklng, Molvln Borcuo, 256....,.., 6!01. W. cou.fdn'l kn.W fllal dNth _ _.....;._.;._.;:,.,=-.._, 2-3 36". ~3" ••009 AluniiiUhl sh..ts USI!D OfFSIT PLATES HAY I ', I~ ~. ·0.::' = ·'-II . ·who hlliO loll con WILL DO Hwlng . such os elterlng dreues, The plln o1 parting without hemming, smell lobs ot reaaonoble price. (Plein 11.._11• HI little thought when I!Nvlng - k.1•Ph. >W6-9714. ._ ' homi •3 '11111 . he would never . more ~-------.,.. · relurn. WILL CARE lor elderly In 10 I06n In dellh would home. Coli ~-3927. · ,·:lbfJr I leave . And me hero alone to - - - - - . , - - - - - 1-6 JUST ARRIJED · NEW SHIPMENT 111 · • eo._, cNCiit oohtalldiog at ...... of ,.. ~· tlllrd •uartor totol•• $111 llilllool ..lan. Of i11Gt 11111 iutal· 1 1111nt cNCIIt total•• $95.4 billioll. Data 1- ftGtral ltstl"''t loard, as NpOrto411r 1111 Datta""'"' of CoiiiMtn:t. Prien rteiiYM .... ,... by fa"!''"' I!JIIIII• • Wn flgur11 are ..... .., a195f-59 foturt Wttll ..•l'lll pricK fill' t~ ynn tabo as 100. Chart ,,.p~~, tlit farM price picture I~IOUih tilt tllird .ilartor of 1,.,, IS tf tH lSttl of -~ 111011th, HORSE CHOWS . of yo~! .~~~~~ • nywhere •. , \m.Ai1 ef!ni) .1~in.a.:.pr J~tt home . f i 1n ~lhefo'1 complete' Horse Chow Checkers. Offered Fourth Year . · ·~ · .. . ... ' n. .PLEASANT ; \. ,, ,.., .' . ' ,, .~ with the hay buill right inlo the pellets. Or tong time fa~toril e Omolene, to feed if vou have plentv of good hay available. Or Big'lJn. that'll help grow your foals big, fut Or Breedmg Horse Chow, to help peak condition your mares and stallions. Or Morse Block. when pasture's sparse. Or Horse· Plus. far that extra boost and bloom. ' f I They've all been developed and proven on our horses :n rhe Purina Horse 11111ual tab, In cNrtanl pricn, - • l l r adjustod, of ... natlfltl's total out,.t of goods afMI Ml"''ica. Ia COfllteat Cenler, so you can h1 ve confidence in our growing family of good lhings for '/OIJf horses. (1951) prlcea, •• lr4-qHrtor GNP ,.... Is I Drop in and ··ralk hor~e" next rime you sea • ill1M. che red and white Checkerboard. ...u..r $730.6 •. Liu1CJ Clo11ed J. D. North Produce Co. VI HE STREET 1 .;·Q-111) The natloo's 11011 natlooal pro41Ct IHCW $942.1 lliliiM hi tho t~lrd 4111rtor of the ,..,. GNP ,.,._ah ... Research WASHINGTON (UPI)- The federal government has propooecl banning the use of anlma1 lungs in hot dop IJid other hwnan fooda. The Agriculture Det\&J1ment ll8ld federallnspecUira in meat pac111ng planll cannot be sure of detecting an possible types of contamination In animal 111ap GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~~:::::;;;::::::::;~==~;;=~·-----::--, New CarI.0. a d· . ·34 . ~. • N ., t I ra e Am On I · ArrIVIng .his We .kI • • .. ' ,. • "' CALL US NOW FOR "SPECIAL O.FF-CAR .PRICE'' POMEROY LANDMARK J'"'Serv ""'· t.usey.Mgr. . Phone~92-2181 . mg Meigs, Gallia & M.tson Counhes Open Until6 Mondaythru Saturday [A,eal Bowling ' ',/ ', ; Fbr ,tile fourtll consecutive year, Weslvaco Corporation has announced thai they will give free pine seedlings to landownero and youtll I!J'OIIP" in Atllens, Gallla, Hoctln'g, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, Vinton IJid Washington Counties. The seedlings are purchued by Westvaco from tile Ohio Dlvls(on of Forestry and Reclamation, which is cooperating in the project. Any person owning land in the above counties who orden trees from the Division can get free seedlings to ma!ch hts order ooe-for.me. Members of such youtll groups as 4-11, Vo-Ag, Scouts, e!c., can gel up to 1,0011 free seedlings per member without having to buy any. Landownera obtaining ' are eUgible to apply for ccotsharing of tile cost of trees IJid planting through the federal ACP Program of tile U.S. Agricultural Stabilization lnd Conservation Service. The u. s. Soil Con!ervalion Service, County Agenlllnd Soil and Water Conservation Jtlacs oad Qaoeu Bowllog LeaKUO Deeember Zl, IMI If Peoples Bank woo first ba In the King's & Queen's Bowling OAK H11J. HOSPITAL NEWS League at S!r!ine Lanes Birtha - Mr , and Mrs. William SUnday night. ....y won over Herbert McGinnis, 361 N. Park R.&D., TV 6-2. Ave., WeUston, son, Willlarn Two River Motor ,_.,Company __d Ser Herbert J r. Dec. 23 ; Mr. --• mN tripped Frank's .......,, Mrs. Leonard J. Walker, vice, Middleporl. 6-2; Erma's• Chilli the da"""ter DecRl.282 Aces won over Heinen Bakery co ' ""'' ' · ; lied Mr. andMrs.JamesN.Morgan, Pb los 8-0, Ellls Fublon o Rl. 2 Wellston, daughter, UptonConstruclionCo. t-4, City N Ml-~ De Dec 29 Mr Ice & Fuel Company t.oo11 eysea """ ' ' ; · Citizens National Bank 8-0 lnd and Mrs. IWy Allen Golleen, Haynes Jewelers tripped Point daughter, Brenda Lee, Pleasant Credit Bureau 8-0. ~nl Palienll - Pearl City Ice & Fuel had Zl35 high Day, Oak HID; Myrna Rice, series and Peoples Bank had 747 Wllllil !Wbertaon and Helen high game. Moore, Jackson ;, Hattie Men high scoren were Ralph LeMaster, Beaver; Jobn Ferguson 216, Richard Ellloll Pervatt 1nc1 Albert Binloo, Oak 11111 lnd Russell Johnson lllll. HID; Judi Jones, Rt.4 Jackson; lllgh Series Ralph FerJU9011 Jenny Circle and Tomra 5'19, Russell Jobnson &!5 lnd Skidmore, i!C I Jackson; Mike Bragg 507. VIctoria White, Rt. 3 Jackson ; Women scoresp I .....:: UUy Fry, Rl. 2 Oak Hill; Tom JeweD Gray - . a ,.,,. . Evans, Oak Hill; Johnas White, . and Gloria Choquette 181. 111gb Rl. 3 Jackson; Jiewey F01, Oak oeries Floria Choquette 499• Pat Hill ; Anna Morgan, Davis Frye 481 and Opal Vaughan 464· Home Oak HID· Margaret M. Team Standing P.oinll : Ilea Jackson. Mabel Spencer 0 Rlver " RI. '3 Oak' Hill ; Bml; Peoples Bank rl, Motor Co. 85, Ennas Aces 85• Hi8Kenbotlom, Jackaon ; Frank's Aahland · Servu:e liS, Lucille Smitll, Rl. 3 Oak Hill; Upton Conal. Co. '!· City Ice & Margaret Bond, Wellston ; Fuel Co. 7'7, Heiner I Bakery 72• Cum1e McNeely, Rt. 2 Soutll R.W>. TV 63, Clllzenl National Webater• Mabel 'lf!lihel, Oak Bank 16, Hayaea Jewelen U, HUJ, Oriel Shuinate, Rl. 3 Credit Buruu 44 lnd EUls . Oat Hill. Fublon Photos 32. Palienll Releued - Alfred LeMuter, .Roman Drug(jan, · Impeachment proceedinp Gol$e Woodrulf, AIDe Miller, were Instituted agalnit U.S. P11rl Parka, Homer Cta~. Surreme Court Justice Salil· Allee Hall, E. G. Chapman llr., , ue Chase ol Maryland, but Jane Evans Jon••· · Jl,lq\ny he was acqulted of an Spears, Edward AlchiJOn, charges and resumed ~ Uncia Conlns, Paul Wyant, Jobn seat on the bench: HOI'IIIby, Arthur .Fulk, Cl"'! Barnes, Fred ' Simpson, Nuncio is the official IItie Ellzabetll Ridgeway, Jay of the envoy of tile Pope in Stiffler, Willian! Yqrk, Patricia foreign countries. !,each and VIrginia RuBs. Districts are also cooperallllf! cENTUL SOYA OF OHIO and 425' )[ 98' THIS SPOT that spot, tralllc IF YO!J Ire looking far 1 rNIIy petha too, removed with Blue flnt spacious home on en Lustre carpet l,hempoo. extremely lnrga lot, you hove Lower G. C. Murphy Slaro. found Ill Large living room 2-6 with fireplace I open stolro, formal DR, ell carpeted. GERMAN Shorthalr Pointer, eomlortoble kitchen & AKC, I yr.. ehomplon Sire & powder · room, ell on first Dim. oU6-4191. floor. 31arge BR & lull beth on 2-t second, lull divided - - -- -- - be~tment,2corgaroge - Soo this now, qulek possession. MILLIONS of rugs hove been tiNned with Blue Lustre. It's Old But Excellent! Amer ica's flneat . Rent 3 BR paneled, large kitchen electric shampooer 11. with plenty cablnefl, formal Central Supply Co. DR, lull basement with forced 2·6 air furnace, 5 acres of near - -- -- - - level lend - located on good 19U CHEVROLET lmpola, blacktop road. Will sell on P.S., 213 V-8 eng .. outo. Ph. land contract - sma II down .u6-1168, payment. 2-3 - - - -- - REALTOIS Office 446-3643 _ Evenil1s Call E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-3796 ,E. N. Wiseman 446-45110 Beautiful New 4 or 5 Bedloom B<~•K~In PRICE FLAT THIRTIES . THE LOT. LOW We Need.Li sti IllS WE HAV E HAD ANOTHER TRE!IIEN OOUS YEAR SElL ING REAL ESTATE ANO NOW NEED HO!\IES AND FARM$ FOR BUYERS WE CAN ' T SATI SFY . - - - - - - - Brick Galllpollt er:ea. LIC L--------------•..• Ph. ~·2#3 ~.~.~~ .. .' HERE IT IS ~ AS R00!\1 HO!\IE IN EXCELLENT 'CONDITION WITH ' teOROO!IIS . (1. CAR . PET EOI DINING· R00!\1, NICE KITCHEN, AND HAS JUST BEEN REDECORATED . IN · CLUDES A GARAGE AND IS LOCATED IN TOWN ON A 'It ACRE LOT . , PRICE AT 111,900, CHECK WITH US - WE'LL HELP YOU WITH THE FINANCING. 41& Acre F•m 140 ACRES CROP LAND, 175 ACRES PASTURE . PRESENT OWNER HAS GRADE A · DAIRY, MILKING 75 COWS . 315 ACRES ARE CLEAN AND IN GOOD CONDITION. THERE ARE 3 B'ARNS, 3 SILOS, LARGE COVERED FEEDING AREA , WITH AUTO!\IATIC FEEDERS AND !\IANY OTHER BUILDINGS . 'h A. TOBACCO BASE. WILL SELL BARE FARM OR AS IS WITH ALL CHATTELS.· TERMITE .. PEST~IIQL Fain Exlir.mlna110n C.., Whlllllrllllirg, Qhlo. Ph •.Sf. 6112. Da.ff Phlllllllll I HNifil . ' . DEWITT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Roubl_. ........... Phonl -44-2135 271·11 lrllm-i'lol..... a Nid.w . 300 Fourtti Ave. . .PhOI\0 4.1437 Gone Plonll. OWntr 291-11 __ CA_R_T_E_R-'S.:.P_L_U::-M-:-8-IN::-::G AND HEATING 130 Fourlll Ave. Phone oloi6-3111 155-11 :Investment ,..............."·· C&rpenter News,.Notes JA ASSIE ,. - -- - - - ----- - ---,.....- --.,.---- IM~~E~!~Ico. •. ,Lost Abig of BY. cash-~···· . . EARLY :O.ELIVERV ·a·o.NU ..~ , • ,.,:.~_ .. il' ' ' r f . ' ' , ' ., ~ &.• ,, t' ,· ·j I' ~ r ·•~ ' .,.,.. .J r!'~ l .)r\, ~· " Melts l••1P'I;'~I!t, ·~q., ,J·, r«•• ,i~ ~:Hii~(: PHONE t92·217& ' . . '] ' ,,. ,, .' ··+;t' ~ 1 ,- ! :PbiiEROY - Neal Realty . ~LLS'ony. )1'1'- --~ ' , .:> ·' .. ' ... '2~.· ~itt. - - - -- - r------~-159_·,11 ~-~ Yes, you can be one of thouN!'Idi bf utl.lled IH cu~t0!"81'8 in. pocket an Early Delivery C~eh Bonus . . . a bonus that e buy and take delivery on a n~w International traciOf, combme, or before the end of February. · • Your early trade wlll.earn you a cash l!onua at the r,ate ol six peri:enl per annum on the total val~t·ol }'Oil' ~!"h ~ll.wn ~~ll!ft~l and/ctr.,tra«lffilr"'.~ · Come In now .. . to !Jik detal.le and reserve yo~r !>O~ua. ; • , , , ' ""·-- , F. R•_. '· bundle . st., Htntlti'IOII. w. ¥a.; Pb. &75-1512 BiiiKIM,tllf· ZBedroom On A La11e Lot? Pnced IN = R,idy mix Clllcfete J. · IUPPflll. lltttef I•· w1nttr :.NltW operated. · Want A Nice Roomy YOU'CL NEVER HAVE A. CH~NCE f.O BUY THIS !\IUCH HOvSE FOR THE ·!\lONEY 4GAIN . NOW GET THIS : ALL ROO!\IS ARE LARG'E , EVERY THING INCLUDING THE KITCHEN ANO 'h OF THE BASEMENT IS CAR PETED W4LL TO WALL . THERE ARE LOTS BEAUTIFUL CABINETS IN THE KITCHEN PLUS BUILT IN RANGE ANO OVEN ETC . 2 FULL BATHS, HUGE 2 CAR GARAGE, FULL BASE!\IENT 4ND A LARGE .'""'.,, c•., t ct. ..,s Look what's coming your way! g:t;· '!"' ·Dillon THE WISEMAN Agency . . AGENCY Conn Con- BIGELOW corpollng as low as THIS beoutlful home Is located Country Abnosph•e WE SPECIALIZE In roofing, TROMBONE slellaffon, $100. Coli 4<16-41114. STANDARD aluminum siding, carpentry, 16.95 aq. yd. Installed. 19 rolls just oufllde cl\y corporollon, Close To Town 307-11 home remodeling lrolde end In stock. Larry's Wayside has large LR with w-w carpet, 3 BEOR00!\1 HO!\IE WITH WE WISH to oxlend sincere Very Good 21.5 Third Avo. ~l7-ll Furniture, Third Avo. ot ell electric kitchen with oven, lhonkl tU llle moro !hen flfty out. Home mo1ntenance of 111 1951 OODGE •;, ton truck. $125. NEW ALUMINUM LARGE OLDER ' BRICK SIDING, NEW WALL TO Otlvo, 4<16-1830. · range & dllh wosller, 3 BR, flit'- who sent tlrda end typos, Byerly Cctlstru<il111 ON LOWER 2ND AVE . Ph. 446-0310. WAlL CARPET IN THE PRESENTLY BEING 305-6 with plenty closet opec:e, l'h -'lngs to Leifer end me Co. :US-5826. 307-3 BEDR00!\1 PLUS A REAL USED AS 2 FIVE R00!\1 255-11 ~ Ch r~tmoo ...son, and _ _ _ _ __ ___ - - - , . - -,.,.,-=::-beth, oloctrlchNI, besement, NICI! KITCHEN . LARGE APARTMENTS . IT'S · call 256·6208 or see automatic septic tank, '!:a acre "' 2 CAR GARAGE ON AN wllh vou all a happy 1nc1 . . . 1959 FORD, $150. Ph . .u6-0310. HAY. LOCATED ON AN EXTRA• Dwight Bevan. lot. Prl.. $17,0110, ACRE LOT ON EDGE OF LARGE LOT AND WOU~O TOWN. DON'T !\l l SS -rou• New Year. Help Wanted - - - - , . . - ---3117-3 1-3 BE A PERFECT SEEING THIS . 0 E Elliott - -- - . - - -- ---, LOCATION FOR A NEW 5 Acres HOME. LET THE RENT 2·1 r11¥2 CHEVROLET 2 dr. hard· 1962 FORD Sunllner conv., 390 PAY FOR IT FOR YOU. Owner Will Help top. ~Ph. 446·4401'. cu. ln. motor, 300 H.P. with 3 NEAR levelland - 7 rooms, 111:1 PR I CEO 116,500. MAY WE lxtend our hllrllolt I • 307-3 Mr. ad tin. carl Rol!llllll spood overdrive Irons. In bath, beautiful kitchen, polio Finance-Give Your thankl to those or you who family, arcJnlllt, . . Mr... good lhope lor 8 yr. old car. justolfkllchen, booufllul ploy Business Opportunity exprulld your •ympalhy In F~mily ARaal MIXED hoy lor sole. Glen Cattad John Clary, Rt. I, room wllh WB fireplace & all lfn, · R a Oleedle ll1d fElly, 10 mony thoughtful woys was a¥erae• commi11lon Grohlm, Northup, 0. Christmas Gift CroYin Clly, 0. Ph. 25'-'798. tile lloor, a speclouo care-free IF YOU WOULD LIKE A ~ Wlin . . . . of .lllelr during our recent pai4 our lull tine man 307~ REAL NICE LARGE 3 306-6 banquet room, new furnace, )IU1IIIII, Mr. IIIII Mil. ·Wlllllm ....._vemenl of Fronk J. nationwide last yeor, HERE IS A VERY NICE 3 BEDR00!\1 HO!\IE WITH storm windows & doors & Lltb. YDIW klnd1101111 have fbeedle. !LARGE) BEDROOM BUSINESS ROOMS Oponlng lor good man 1 ANTIQUE cherry chest of 1969 SEWING Machine used awnings. Priced lor quick HOME WITH LARGE triNnt much to us. CONNECTEP LOOK AT Tbalesn-tfwl amtmu drewen. Otho Burdett~. ovor olll •ln tho Gallipolis just a low limes. fully sole. CARPETED LIVING THIS . PR ESENTLY USED Tht Young family & friends. Gllllpollo, 256-6114. flmlly Plberluc allbe . . cl ROOM BUILT IN KIT . AS A NOVELTY SHOP equipped to zig-zag, mokes H O 2·1 area •• soli ..... , ...... iRANGE, OVEN) CHEN BUT COULD BE Mr. ad 111'11. 1IU DJe ... 307-3 buttonholes, overcost, OP· Om8 Wn81'S ducts. Air moll F, F. LARGE 2 CAR GARAGE RESTAURANT , TRU,CK :·~N:;,. ili ~ ci:----Mr. llld llu. Ollller pllqunond many embroidery WHEN YOU decide to use our ANOONANICEQUIET'h Pate, Pres., Texas Re· 1960 DODGE Seneco, In good STOP ETC . AP · ACRE LOT WITH A GOOD 5 EXTRA Ba111111udller Uti fllllllr, PROXIMATELY designs. Will ucrlllce lor soiling 11rvlce, your home flnerr CO<p., 711, VrEw JUST ON THE running condition, 1200. Ph. LOTS FOR PARKING !lftiY Ul.«l Cash Prlee or will be Intelligently priced. llolboctAln; 11r. IIIII Mn. Qy:de EDGE OF TOWN . Fartl Wot!h, Taxa~ 76101 AND HOUSING . ol46-0721. terms may be arranged. descriptively advertised and Wllkar and flmiiJ, 'Duw; .... 7 307-3 Phone 4<16-1827. persistently shown prospects Mr. and lin. Glea IrwiD . . EXPERIENCED body man, an I'& AM cblllnD, llllrJnllle, 0.; llr. excellent Oflporlunlly tor I~ PUREBRED CHAROLAIS 306-s able to buy. The SOLD SIGN S.vi~es Offered MOINII!IO,. -------Counts. Weare low on listings. · ., . · " .. uj•Tiohl mon .. ~JI ~·~I' BUI.L"eglstered lr!!ro 1..., IIIII 111'11. Gnat Price ~~~~~ ·, ,:~· r- ~ ·-'-~ DAIIlf" , •and be G'al>)'e" i'O'"' Iu'lnfsh · bliliili nniei. P~. ,..:9,.q,-" "' SEAL. Y qullte" mattrtlllitl, We need 111-·fftll' Jn~:.~ litff :--: .,::o.~~: '' Dill,.\Ia w.t; . ...,.. .. . ' ' LODGI ·· · · fttAL mATE BROKER DEAD STOCK references, o,~ly experienced 307·3 · 1wln or 1u11 size ooly 139.95 locations. ., Peter Ktpllll' 1ad ·fllllll , each, set price $66. Larry's TEL• ....,.URI _u:,r_,_. •~~ 00 Servi ,...,.._ need to opply. Must apply In lflrlfonl; 111'11. Cecil Woyslde Furniture, Third ... c:e ~-•· " MeiHkir person at Two River Motor wood I.Dd ,,..,.., Lill 0,., Ave. at Otlve, 4<16-1830. 9 ROOM house, lull size · WW remove your deod J ..... NEi GMC TRUCK Co., 328 VIer<! St. , Point 305-6 basement, center of town. NEAR OAK HILL honea 1D11 COIOS DollwD, Alii.; Thad o,~. I. A. DotNO Pleasont, W. Vo . HEADQUARTERS lllvollbu, U. S. Nlty Yll'4, Write Box 141 c-o Tribune. 25 A., BEAUTIFUL 6 rm. home, Call Jackaon 2116-4531 1-3 1960 2 T. GMC New York, IZIIIIIn. 11lld I>Jre, IF YOU oro building a new _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _2·3 carpet, paneling, Rec. ·rm. - - - -- - - -home ar remodeling, see us. F. P., barn , good fences, FNI llurdotte, W;M. 1950 'I> T. GMC P.U. ou IIIQdiDI, Atbeal. . DRIVERS NEEDED We are builders. Distributor plenty water, also 2 rm. 1966 F600 Ford Mr. lnd iln. Bob W'oooodldnWim lopi!IOM JONI, S.c•. TRAIN JlrN/ to drive semi for Hotpolnt Applllneoo, college. Possession closing CERAMIC TILE end linoleum and cbllclren of McArlbur 1962 'ItT. GMC P.U. truck, hlcallnd over the rood. work. Phone Ashworth, .u6Allison Electric. 154-lf RUSSELL dey. 19JP ~T. Chov. P.U. You con 11rn over 1.4.00 per 9361. 196-11 visited bla ll'IJldmolber, lin. 1N7 2\'a T. GMC JANUARY lpeCiol, reg. 112.!0 hour, afllrlhorl trolnlng; For MID'al Galaway. GOOD CLEAN LUMP and IOOD KANAUGA 1963 I'J T. GMC fii"II!Mifll 11. Cut 'N Curl Interview end application, WATER DELIVERY SERVICE stok• coal. C.rl Wlnllrl, Rio . 2 HOUSES localed on 'It A. lot. 1NS ~ T. GMC P.U. dlzmer ...... " BHuty Solon, Roulh Lane, call (513) 241-5572, or write REALTOR Live In the nearly new 3 C.ll Grover Long, .u6-12CW or Mr.aaillmu Grondt. Phono2of5.5115. 1-11 and lin. Bollml Ctabtne 1N2 F700 Ford dump Chnhlro, Ph. U7·11H, Solely Dopl.. Nationwide 446•10&6 bdrm. end renl the other good Bob Queen 446.0161. 210·11 nn J. K. Crabtree, New I!Wnlnga by appointment, Systems, Inc., 1255 Corwin. 1963 F600 Ford truck 6 rm. house. Price $13,000. Marlbfleld, llr. llld lin. IN2 'I> T. Ford P.U. Mot'rllyn Pltn», Operotor. Avo.. Hamilton, Ohio .U013. 1966 ¥• T. Int. P.U. 306-12 Kalaelll Cnlltait, llcArlllur, 2-1 CENTRALLY LOCATED CASE >ISO Dozer . l4trt type - k Mn. 1964 'I> T. GMC P.U. ll1lrl a.JnaJ ad llr. 233-11 2 BLOCKS !rom hospllol, 7 dOI'II . C. II -9359. INI 2 T. GMC SHOOTING meith ol Sonny WOMEN: BIGMONEV llld lin. DaD Ctallllw llld large rms.. 2 baths, garage Henrr farm• Rt. 141, Sundoy STUDIO Girl . Hollywood INS I'J T. Chov. P.U. GILLENWATER'S Septic Ton' Cnclf. klc:ll. and located on a corner lot. INS GMC Suburben .fin. A, 1 p.m. Coametlca nelda women In Service. 414 Smith Dr. Dlllftl'q.. ....... Bftd Price reduced, 112,750. 1964 3 T. GMC 2-1 1nd around Gllllpolis. Full or K.,augo, .u6-94f9. 209-t. c:v-aIn lbe U. S. Air Farce II 1966 I'J T. Chov. FARMS pori 111111. No ..perlonce 1966 I'J T. lnt. P. U. NO INCOME tu or stilaus 13 A..58 tot>. 16.0011 required. No territory TERMITE PEST CONTROL aowdllcbirpdllldlllllt-. 1955 ~ T. Dodge UIIIHy FREE lnspecflon. Coli u.~. cl IU IJIII!her, Ifni. llellll farms or any legal restrictions. Take order• 23 A. 'It A. lob. 16,500, Ntw 5 T. Farm Wegoni pefll"' 111~ out. Orin Shoats. 173 A. equipped, 115,1100 an~whore. Hlghool proflll up 3245 Merrill O'Dell, Operotor Q1een. 113P.!O 2-3 to 60 flit' cont. 300 G!'Od 73 A. good farm $24,0011 for Extermlt•l Termite IN7 iii T. GMC P.U. Houookuplng opprovod Service, 19 Belmont Dr. OKlee - .w. '"' 1 Mln-polla Moline ~ MADEMOISELLE Boouty mehetla, wigs, wlgllts and Heber Wough- -ll'tf 267-11 Unll Jalon. 2>12 s-.d Ave.. II flllr. Evoryllllng furnished. ·lleppy to Mlcome Anglo Roth Credit oxltndod. No llock to Ntw 1.2! • 20, 10 ply nylon , WATER well drilling. Pump , Sales end Service. Tom ;•nowtiolr 'otytlot. Mrl. Roth carry. No lranchlu 1111. No tlream.so. Inc. FeCI. ••• Raal Estate For Sale OHIO VALLEY Lewis, Phone 304-195-3802. stock 1n11Himenl. For lull . . ... "'.... 'fll" .......- . For appOintment. phont .u6lnfor~tlon by moll, plus 2 1-.j.ll fr10 uinpln. write STUDIO UI2. 2·1 GIRL HOL'LYWOOD LEE'S PLUMBING&. REMOO. TIIIRO AVE. & STATE ST. 293-11 COSMETICS. DEPT. M-60, ollng, Crown City, Ohio. Ph. 256I' 11461 Horl 51., No. Hollywood, _ __ _ ..;,__ __.., 6664. 217-II 0. D. PARSONS OR RENT c.. 9)605. Arao lmmldlate big SAVE 130 on bedroom or living 4SALE 'ROOM house with bath JAY SHEPPARD ~LE BHJie, brown and proflt openlnga far perty plan room IUIIH. 'Rice's Ntw I ALBERT EHMAN located on Mill er..k Rood 2 REALTORS Dpol'aton. '· !Former Sludlo U•d F.urn. l54 Sec • .u6-9523. . whllo, no bl4:i:k• Tan collor. Weier Delivery Sorvlco mlln from town. Low - n Girls p..,a write.) 3110-11 . 'C.IIolol6-4!114. Polrlot Sltr Rl., O.lllpolla peymoh,!,._ Full prlco 1-4.500. Farm, Vlllllt, cttr Prapart, 2-11 2·1 Fll'lf & Ollm Ph. 319-2133 conslctor renting lor S50 Pllone ~•m LOW LOW pr~H ·on bedroOm Would per monlll. ·' • 1o 11 tulles .,d mattr-. Corbin HAL1ACRE ~liST calor · ,.o!eo b!ll lei. . . G!' . ..."' •· FUI'nlluro CO., ~1111. LAND CONTRACT ------~-~---~--------------· lound. 3 LARGE rooms with beth SIX ROOM frame, well, located 3716ccniKI Vlcltl Haldnli 1 SLEEPING ROOMS. weoldy· on herd road, Addison Twp., • · 2.4 rl!loa. Galli• Holol, locatedat30Chllllcothl Road. I . ... ~ 159-tf · AlUminum 1ldlng, 1torm 1.4,0011. Terms. ' ' . . FOR .ULI doors & windows. Would DANVILLE ......, . 121151 WIDE mobile 1\ot;M· Ph. .u6TAVERN & <lARRYOUT consider renting to one or two DANDY room two story home, 9 over 10 )'llin. ' · . 307-3 .... loa! !=IIIIo people lor S50 monlll. newly decortiiCI Inside and \* I"NI be ao;Jidnd. ""· . At 92 YIN St. LOIER RIVER ROAD Lovelykllchencall!nefl & ~·5..5, or c•l, l tolltcl. I UNFURNISii'ED 4 roams & Ph. 446-9050 IMAGitlE . fO~rooll In lhla beth. New gos lurn. C.llar. 1 ' ' C:,ll , . bltlulllul 3 BR Brick home Gltroge. Price reduced from . . ' . 307-3 'with lull be semen!, garego, 112,0110 to 17,500 lor quick sole. -:!l-.....,.:,i:-:'-.....,""'7'--:-"'"':~' WALIIUt s:rER~Q; · molllm "-flo, storo•o ' . , •1' ' j ,. . . ...:•lnut lhreo·r•dlo ' coin- ~ • blllldlng, 2 HN'E .... SITES " · 'r 'SLI!,EP NG rooms, woekly IMIIatklll; .four ...,k.. -.1 IIAjjlo""' 1lr <qndlllonocl, OR trailer sitei. Holl •ere to 6 oarqo parking. Libby 1y1tem, ~-opald ~hangar. dish . wa~her, , ~arbolile oer01. Also iubdlvislom. C.ll ~II wo,IIIEN tiuy "VON... HG!el. , ,''l r . • .,, .. · r. >&allnct J6l.7o:' tlS. ·our dispoM!, IMJIII-in ~~Gve, lnd lodily. , , . 2-~ ,.....:.,t hrm,. Cell -M6:1021. loceted on • """'""'.· llrgt L · , \<IIIlER WOMEN ull ~VON... , You -.·ilm "' your' II*.• , .· · ~.. · ,, , lllndlcoPe<l lo! runt\lng lroi'ri, ISTINGS NEEDED ·'' ,• ':.· ~ ,-11 ~ fl....ll!lllllllrho.W. Wrlli 4 Rq ~~plu m. .(/1• now!y , . .• ; , , :,r.,·,l • SR 2ifeti'OII SA 7tolho0hlq . FARMs, ocrngri, homll. . ~. ,. ~ • :;, q to MrS; RUlli A. Pfelfor, ll'· 2, illalriil'if. J26. Flr'lt Ph, •· COLONIU rn'ilhi 1 Rlv!"'· ~11 . _ , tor op- · . . .. , • , 1 • • .::::Iii,~ ' W....-ly 'Oilo~. ·, 44611117. •. · ·• · ' ,AMlf~ridlo. 4 ojiNkll"'.ol- polnl'l'enl. Would conalctor !hri, Winttn.m"•· •• • • • >" f.§ ,· y r ·lower priced . Oak Hill we Ciallipalls , Card of Thanks • Service Center 3rcl & Sycamore Sts. Dlflr '"'••• 8~5 Thin! Avo. RNI·E~ Far Sale a.. •(/ 'illliill_.ill · .. ,: :,..four!ra~:~;f'' "' · " Su(lllly · ' Gllll,ells Real Estate For Sale FIWSALES UHd fir"! Mo,l_,. 1·100 Fcird . 1-601 Ford 1•1951 Ford I·MF. 1111 Dol. 2-MF It$ 011. 1-MF 135 011. 1-MF 13511fl with P.S. 1-MF t$ Dol. Hobart Dillon, Realtor 1-MF !0 Dol. Oltico ~:1674 1·MF !0 gu Howard or i.•cllle B.ro~non 1-MF 35 011 Evenint• ~12:16 1-Ferg. 30 2-Ferg. 20 . 1-011 ver Super 55 Priced To Sell 1-JD >135 Oil ' AND SELL FAST - This 8 1-Firmoll M room home wllll 3 BR, 1\'J 1-AIIIo (Jlolmer B w-toolo . · beth, lergo peneiiCI & car1-MF 35 w-End. loader poled LR.• pone~ hobby &. Tools of ell klnda. Priced lor aewlna room, laundry & Quick s. ... furnace room, ample closet Rl. 35 Norlhot Gollipo11o opece. Priced 111,500. Pit. -9777 or 446-aft .. UST,.,.,.,. POPULAR. SIZES. IN STOCI •L.A\r~ ·' Ulf\ll.~' llus ' " "lun ~~gs "If' . , ~!'Of ., ... • 2tK e""$1.00 For Sal, Sl 429 80 IN AMONO AMERICA'S FINEST NIJJ'500 ECONOMY UNE ABSOLUTELY WATER & MILDEWPROOF. Free Pine Seedlings MAHY USES ...... DO YOU NEEII! 1111110. posters . God kn(IWS how much we mlu end win- lettering. Smoll DON'T toke choncea with your color film processing. They .: 'lilni, lobi 1 specllllyl Ple11e can only be developed once. 272-11 ·shall his memory lode, phone446-04\¥. All our processing Is done by '. Loving thoughts will ever Kod1k, tho best In the wtndor PIANO LESSONS lor beginners business. Fast service. To lho tpo1 whore he Is laid. or adv.,cod, youngsters and Towney Studio. .. Will VIrgie & Family. adulfl. Pl0111 call E. James 307-11 2·1 Bocon, 446-0>196. 212·11 ' u~ t~r ~~ ,up~ · ··Find Items You .·Need, Sell Items You Don't In The Tribune Classif~Ms. ' ' · Ol~. ~· 1970 S'lle Dltes Con.sf~ nme•t . Mac.lnery Salt:J~: rn: ~ IAVIIHII NoFutur••• v.fliiil.. Ave. 's:. . 21 ~ =:~\~~~~..~=,:~ ~=~·lor I payfi\Oilt p-~- C.ll 446-J021. , 2·~ ,, ~::,.t":;~.~ .. I �-: •l By tJ...,.ru..· ,\hua.:.... ~ Pn... llllrrttalllltllll ~ : · TGday lsi&lnday. Jan: 4, lh<• :: fourth day of 1970 with :11n to ' follow. ' f; 1be moon 1lS in its last ; quarter. . :: 1be morning stars are Venll.!l -: 11111 .{uplter.. . ·, 1be evening stars are Mereu. cy, Ma!'s an9 Saturn. :: On Ibis day in history: :· Jn 1115, Dr. William Grant o! , lllltvt! Port, Iowa, performed the < llntappendectomy.'Mtepallenl . '· jl' • nad~' f1 l•nmpl~lE' r'~W>~~ , . Property Transfers . AUCTION •. SAT., JJ6H. 10th 10:30 A.M. '.. ' ic ..,--'_ . In 19:\7, •IU,O!Ml Jt.allitn !Nojt6. lana<'<l in Spain to boliler the. Nali••••llst forces in the · SpaniSh Civil War. In 1948, Bumta became an independent nation. In 1967, Speed king Donald Campbell 4ied when his jet- Rulh DonOOew to Marsball R. Ro\ISh;Deborlh V. Rouob, 2.65 powered speedboat exploded. A., Letart. A thought lor the day : Irish Evelyn L.Spencertollobby J. hens said. Miller, Betty Gene Miller, ,28 poet James Step ~~women are wiser than men A., Pomeroy. ~< because they know 1e.. aDd Thomas 0. Stewart, Joan M. . Ste to McGinnes • understand more." war1 · Rlclt:man Inc., 17 A.1 Rutland. Dewey Ray Blnibfield to F.ra•hler Rosella Blr.cbfleld, ,. Int. in Parcels, Scipl9. James M. Haning, Mulne H. "-'- to "-·elh Hutchiaon ,,." find: EYei~Y,tbiJlg~: -.(~----uusi~es~S~_rv ,.,. .,,.. . . es·-_~_,, Sentinel Want Ads·~ - -~;; ==2:: -~ ==::=::::::::::·~:::::, ·' li...;·The.Swut:l} 'rtu II'S ·Scntilid, ~,md;l \·. -.La:1. ( l!l', ,~ n~~~w•R .n,~~:;~u• :::::= -· -wAN'r Ao. · '"D"E A•o~~:~~" 0 EIPEII~IIClD' Notice ' · !Ne~C:~ s~~Y~~~~~-~~~ EXN~ · WhMIAIItiMtnt ....,., St"kt s P.M. I?•Y Befo,re Publlcollon p•m." Evenings ·bySt, ap. Monday Dead lnt 9.e.m. $5 e55,_ 1 ·~ Canc.llatlon & Corr~ctlons po!ntment. Mn . tven Will boocc"'ted until • o.m . tor (\')Ianda) Ebllh. Laurel 9111' Doyof. Publlcoll~n Roed on Rl. 7 bypass: . REGULATIONS '' 1-4~c The Publisher re&erves the . ' right to edit or r,eloct .onv odl V W PARTS In sl~' ImpOrt ~et(l'led obtectlonel. The · • · publisher will not be responalbte 1 auto repair. Servlca by apfor mor-e than one incorrect polntmenl only, Open 6 p.m. Insertion. 1o 9 p.m., Phone 992·2717, RATES Gravel Hill Garogo, John For Want Ad Service ~~--d 5 unts per word one Insertion KraW$Ctyn, 300 ~ua way. Minimum Chlrge 7Sc · Middleport. Ohio. 12 cents per word three 1-4-3tp ' .:;;G ··u·A.RA""' . T"EE"D.n .·.· "• PHnll~ . - ·, vfw · -i'A.· ~~ Fntn! · BnDdlouRadlaiOl'To the Sbtallesl Heotes- ..___ • ,--r., .H ••. & "A Ill f06 I; 'lolotn p....,.,, o. Cit CGa. 1 ph 992 2143 For Sale P•er•r Senlct•'DAY,w · , NIGHT • . • CAli . RAILINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 BLAOJNARS ' consecutive Insertions. For :Jhe Fntest Laura Hutchison, 13.03 A., 18 cents per word six c~n- RUBBER STAMPS made to . -;:,:-;;;:·~·;c;====~ Columbia secutlve inserllons d 24 h r Ice For lA R. H. Rawlines Sons· 1953 , FORD tractor. Golden Roberi.C CorneD dec to 25 per cent Discount on paid ~;;·lnform~~o:~II Owaln Help Wante,d Jubilee. Good shape. Phone loiiDDUI'OIT, OHIO lOdays. Eunlce ,_..:_ """''lll;i0, Hel'en Delon.,g, . adsandadspeldWithln CARD OF THANKS or Wilma Casto, Portland, 773-5157 Milson. AI the Rife Building on Main St., Rutland, , .. ·-··-12-31-6tc LoueUa Reslnger. aarence & 081TUA'RY Ohio. ' Ohio (State Rt. 124). Selling the merchandi~ • Cornell Samantha Pickens SI.SO tor so word minimum. 1-2-JOtp . of Jim and Jane Williams Who have sold thetr ~ets Sale .. Robert w' Each additional word 2c. -------Ellene 'n..c RAT$, MICJ: ellmlnalo,d AKC 'Pomoranlan ,pupplil, .,"' ~au, . . BLIND ADS ld ty ll.lil'Ofl ' farm. Cornell, Herman Larkin, Additional 2Sc Charge per VA~ANCY tor two ~ erld IIUU . GET STAR, 2V. lb., Dtroct do11C811donls 'of·' Van Wyemance Parker Junior Advertisement . ' people. Prefer prlva e pa 11.69. Eborsbach Hardware, Hausen Champloo; a b,OOO Consisting of I Partial Usting I: ' ullne OFFICE HOURS , patients. Phone Mason, 773Sugar Run Mill, Picken's dog. Phone 304-42UOIO. · CUip, Catberlne CUip, Pa 8:30 o.m. to 5,00 p.m. Dally, 5115. t0-1-IIc Hardware, Mason. 12-31-311> CorneD, Jercy CorneD, Jack 8' 30 o.m . to " '00 Noon 12-30-301p ComeU, Wanda Jackson, ~ - Saturday. 1 WILL plc:ll up merchandise' General household Items (plus) Springfield Real, lor Trana., Labanon. and take to auction on I POOl:t"~E PUPPIES. AKC Toy ' . . Rotor Tiller, 1961 Silver Pigeon motor scooter. percentage basis. Call Jim Ebner J. Althouse, Catherine Wnted mlnloturo, $75 and up. Stud : NEW H()t'!\ES FOR SALE. W. riding mower, power · mower. hand tools. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Althouse to William A. Oooch, a service and grooming. Phone have bMutlfuf lOts 1VIIIiltle 1 (Antiques) Wash stand, marble lop dresser, Phone 742-4-t61. 9·23-lfc Lots, Scipio. · 992-5443. ..- will bUild on yours. Simf!l• writing desk, pie cabinet, glass door safe. Wilbert Throckmorton, aka --~---1:.:.1·;,::3..:..:·1fc hctmoul~ .11!11!1 for W\11' ' cedar chest. old clock. Aladdin lamp, Carnival AUCTION every Friday nlg.hi· $15,934.87 WAS commission lnapactton. Call A. E. Lae, i.M' dec., WUburl Throckmorton, beginning Nov. 21 at 7 p.m glass, dishes and vases, complete water set paid our average full time AWNINGS, storm. doors and Conttlrudlon, phone 992-34U. aka, dec., w. A. Throckmortoo, windows, carports, · Old Auction House, Laur el I lmDflrlal Graoe desiqn) Bitters bottles. salesmen nationwide lui 11-U-Ifc: dec., to Cecil Throckmortoo, C· blowt\ and ball marqUftl, Cliff, Foreat George, Au year. We need good man over Sarsaparilla bottles, lashs, vermo. electric, Qarence Throckmorton, Cert. lrisulallon, . Elmer White, 11-23-lf< tioneeer. AO wllh car to lake short a.uto Plttsb~rg flask (aqua). dozens of other botTrans., Coi1D11bla. sales representative. For free trips -.ar Pomeroy. Air Mall tles, milk glass, ruby glass. buller mold. Bertha Custer to Francis D. GOSPEL SING, Chester thurch Poles estimates. phone Charles E. H. Read, Pres.,. Amerlran of God on Jan.ul2p.m. wlth Lisle. Syracuse. v. v. Ughtfoot, Qara F. Lightfoot, Lubricants Co.. Box 696, Max1mum Ernest Carter and the Hym n Johnson and Son, Inc. .POMEROY- Rt. 7-10 acres, Dayton, Ohio 45401. Parcels, Salisbury. !CLIP THIS AD) Trio from Germantown. Ohl o. s- l-Ife 2 lfory frame, remodlltd, 2 Otameter Berman D. Fleshman, Everyone welcome. baths, utility room, 4 Thelma J. Fleshman to Ronald . . -··10" on 12·31-31c Wanted To Buy TERMS CASH bedroom I . NEW GAS tumaca Installed, E. PbiDips, Carole A. PlrlUips, 1955 OR 56 For-d. 2door hardtop. 12115. Terms a~ttllable. Ph. POMEROY - MULBERRY Largest End 102 A., Salem. Rutlan SHOOT, d Will pay 1100 for one In good 992-3352. GUN AVE. - 2 story frame. 2 Not responsible for accidents J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. American Legion, Sunda y, shape. Contact Eugene apartments, built-In kitchen 10-10-tfc O'Brien, F. H. O'Brien, January 4, noon until 4 p. m. has everything, ba....,.,., Nlorrl100, Rutland. after s (Lunch served I 12-31-3tc Henrietta O'Brien to Robert J. TOPPER for pickup truck. central healing. p.m. Ewing, Ellen M. Ewing, Lots, Photie 992-6491 . RACINE - · RESTAURANT12-21-12lp Pvmeroy, In excallent condition, all AUCTIONEERS Female Help Wanted equipment and building, Col. Jim Adams Col. Bill Brown DELIVERED CHINA CABINETS, round ENTIRE STOCK and equip. RACINE THE TILE TO NE~D MORE money? Ear ntables, old clocks, ole. Write · ment of Root Sheet ~al BUSINESS ROOMceiling The slate of Hawaii has a Rutland, Ohio New Marshfield, Ohio lngs unllmllad for part or OHIO or call M. 0. Miller. Rt. •· Shop, Middleport, Ohio. Call gao heater, Iliad floor, toUot, total area of 6,424 square full time. Write The Oat ly PALLET CO. Pomeroy, phone 992-6271 · or write Bradford A~dlon Phone 742-4461 laf'Ge lot. Phone 664-3504 miles. Sentinel, P.O. Box 72 9, 6-26-lfc Co.. BoK 116. Racine, Ohio. HENRY CLELAND, llnktr Pomeroy. Ohio. OHica- m .ust Phone 949-3821 . On Rt. 33 12-3H 1p Employment Wanted t-4-1lc Res.-fft-2561 Phone 992-2689 WILL DO Ironing In my home." - - . , - , - - - - - 1-4-3ic: WOMEN - BIG MONEY Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 742-3842. BEAUTIFUL cotonlol maple Studio Girt Hollywo od 1-4-Jtc stereo. AMe.FM radio · Cosmetics needs women In - - : - - - - featuring 4 speakers and and around Pomerov . 1 automatic 4-speed record Card c1 Thanks Middleport Full or part lime. For Rent changer. Balanca 184.30. U11 I WISH to thank my friends and No e•perience required. No GROUNU tloor, 5 roam apart- our budget payment Ierma. terrl~ory restrictions. Take ment In Racine across from nelgl'lbors for tl'le cards and Call 992-3352. flowers given to me wl'llle I orders anywhe~e. Highest Junior High School. Albert 12-294tc GEO. HOBSTETTEI,· Brokee ' ... prollts up lo 60 per cent. 300 Hill, Phone 949-2261 . was a patient at Holzer Good Housekeeping approved H -6tc STEREO-RADIO combination, 1 ACRE -__. rooms, garage, Hospital . Thanks to tl'le dodors and nurses lor the cosmetics. wiglets, slglets - - - - - - - modern walnut. Full atereo outbulldlnga, 12.500. , All occupied or vacant house trailers in County of Meigs, pursuant 1u care I received. Your kind· and falls. Everything fur - FURNISHEO 2 bedroom, flrot sound produced by 4 speakera, MODERN- 3 bedrooma, - · amended House Bill No. 174 State of Ohio. are subject to an annual lax. ness will never be forgotten . nished. Credit exterided. No lloor apartment Middleport. turntabl~lays ell ~ speeds. furnace, carport, '. 11.000. • stock to carry. No franchise Mr, L. D. Scott. -•-1 "ae' ourb•"""" STEAMhiill:fffi HEAT-3bedrooms, payable by the owner, for the privilege of using or occupying a house Phone 992-3874. l"f''i.;· l.i.·\· IHIAnce h•10 u. •..., ·,.•.~ • 1 411c fees. No stock lnve1tment: • 12·1S.Ifc twms. t92-3352.·. .'·· .. -.~;..! · ..L-fh' .,. , --• ..,I • ... -.,~.. .~ .f..:o~ trailer, due on or before January 31, 1979- ,. . . = "~" " " , . Fonoll "lnformatiDW by·malli "- .. ~ · , -- . U-29-61c .l BIOPI!QOM$ - ~~~. aill-.:1 plus two free samples, write FURNfSHED 5 • ritom aP.,rt. Two level:lats, sn,900. ' For Sale Studio Girl Hollywood The tax. payable to the County Treasurer. is computed and assessed ment. See at NeweWs station, 1969 S"EWING machine, used HtltnorVI'IIITIIMrd, H&N DAY.OLD or started Cosmetics, Dept. M-79, l1of61 lust 1 few limos, tully ASSOCIAT.ES Chester. Phone 915-3350. wherein the house trailer has its sites anlNJy multiplying the assessabh Leghorn pullets. Bath floor or Hart Sf.. No. Hollywood, 12-24-lfc equipped lo zig-zag, makes m-D25 value of the house trailer' by the tax rate ot\t~e laxing district. and shall cage grawn available. Calif. 91605. Also Immediate buttonholes, overcast, ap12-29-61c Poultry Housing and big profit openings for party 3 ROOM apartmint for rent. All not be less than ($36) thirty-six dollars in any ~se. pllques and many embroidery Automation. lv\odern Poultry , plan operator s. Former electric, nlceit apartment dealgns. Will aacrlflce tor lns11ance Studio Girls pleaae write. 399 W Mal 51 P . n .. omeroy. around. Must - · 1o IPonly $34.<40 cash ,price or A penally of SS or 10 per cent oft ax due, whichever is grealer. will Lc praclate. Phone 992-2278. terms may be arranged. AUTOMOBILE lnsioranca boon Phone 9'12·2164. --------1':4-llp Imposed upon all owners failing to pay the annual house trailer lax on. ui cancelled? Lost your1411c 12-f.ftc Phone 9'12-2485. operator's llcan11? Call 992· before, the January 31. 1970, deadline. 1-2-6tc 2966. FURNISHED ·and unfurnlshad. -------~ 6-15-tfc apartments. Close to school. TIMOTHY HAY, Joe Wippel Phone992-5434. 10-11-lfc near Five Points: Phone 992Unacramble theseloor Jumbleo, 641.0. Trailers subject to the above listed l_aw do not include lravellrailtr> . one letter to each square, to TRAILER for rent. Brown's 1·2-6tp form four ordinary words. meaning a vehicular portable structure buill on a chassis and not ex· Troller Park, Minersville. - - - - - - - HARRISON'S · TV AND AN· ceedlng a gross weight of 4,500 lbs. when factory equipped for the road. or ·Phone 9'12-3324. HAY FOR SALE. Phone 992- TENNA SERVICE. Phone 992-2522. an overall length of (30) thirty feet and used as a temporary dwelling lor 12-28-121c •6227. 6-10-lfc 1-2-121p travel, recreation, and vacation use. Travel trailer owners, however, must register their structure in the office of the Meigs County Auditor. COMFORTABLE sleeping 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, $500. Also CIGARETTE vending room . Furnace heat . Phone also by the January 31. 1910 deadline, and obtain a tax-exempt decaL A-1 condition, modal 37, machlnas and services. ABC 992-5440. llhlca pump gun, 12 gauge, Enlerprlaes, Mason. W. Va. l.'EPEN 12-28-6tc full choke. 170. John Jeffers, Phone 773-5543. , phone 9'12-6773. GORDON H. CALDWELL FURNISHED and unfurnished t-2-6tc ,., AUDITOR, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO apartments. Close to school. , - - - - - - - SEPTIC tanks olesnad. Miller Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. Phone 9' 1 2-5434. · WORLD BOOK EN· "THIS UTTl.E PET MleHT 10-18-flc CYCLOPEDIA, Chlldcraft. ~-3035. IDAWTOR SEEM 10 !IE T1-llll:!r"TY ~· l2·tfC Dwight A. Baker, Phone 992· A~~ 111E 'TIME. TRAI ~ER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile 2402. Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on 12'2l-301c Stole Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. s.-.· arranp the el~<led letltra BAIWR to form the IW'JII'I• ......,.,, u 1·11-lfc Real For Sale oun..ted by the altove cartoon. WANtED CAll'1.1 IN . , .. . .. - Fairlarie'.'iOO 2 Dr. '6 cyl. W/w tires. Stand. For foro""'· Tht Dilly Sntlttl •e erll Estate For Sail '-'"' dr .• -t.tOIO milK Dv carl;ful OWf)tr . 1\l.rQVOIM PH. 992·2156 ~ finish. ~· ' air ·condttlonael, tinted lllll_i, , ... llnrln~ • .327 ' VI _..,~ , 1n<1 other op. •flon&olr-1!1~ ' ":! ·t ~ .j mo'torj\'ilpo~w.r brakes, Sfi,Jn_g, oiUfO . lrans., <Zom~tron Fectorv Alr -~6ndltlonlno. new w.s. w tiro; r:adlo, · beautiful maroon ftnlah . ~ Jti'IFd . ~ae .. ~ ... . ·Clean, · Pre-OWned ----.. ,' . Attention Dog Owners I I Estate For Rent or Sale (.WWt'tl ~.,., DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1970 DOG LICENSE IS JANUAf< \ 20TH . ONE DOLLAR ($1.001 PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHA~t: L AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANIJ\ APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOI-I J-.1 THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) f-vh EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE. Juntltlf'•l Yf'Mf'rd•~··· ILOAT U"ll POftJVI tANKII "-e• diU ..,.,., llfllf ,... a 8Mt - - A SlAP \ .\n••·r rl Ia .W.a Low Investment- Big Opportunity! To obtain license by mail. fill in and mail this form to GORDON H. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pomeroy. Oliu Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope and price of license. Female $2.00 Kennel license >tO ~r~s-------------------------------~--· AND A PROVEN FORMULA FOR SUCCESS I KIRBY SWEEPERS. New ond recondltlontd, as low as 159.95. Call colloct 1-423·7A61. 1f-3J-3fc TownshiP------------------------------- -----':"""Fees ' Gordon H. Cal·dwell COUNTY AUDitOR of Meigs Cou1ty ·. Kirby. Call cotlact 1-374-9357. 12·31-lfc T"liN F INANCINCJ' IS AYAILAB~E TO THOSE WHO QUALifY ' . . , DISTRIBrmNc ~ 8. £~o~!...~!.~!f.'?.':I 2740 8. OLENSTONJ.: · RPRINGPIEI.I>. MIAHOtiRI · llliMI.C • .' • ! • I. M. ~Field ~ger STROUT REALTY, Inc. JII·E'Striltlfleltl Ave •. Stlll)ll)ll,lf. J. mtl • •, j I LEARN AT HOME-SPARE TIME CoMPUTiR . mechlnes lor you. If lhls appeals to you !lien please oxhange references with·us , .. Weare • nlllonolly ralad company with a profit-plan that works. IF YOU WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS WRITE TO Ul TOOA Y. P!N11 111cloia your name, address, '"" · lfl\otlto num..,_r. " ' • Etoc- trolux, Kenmore, HOover, .,d Wesec:ure lllloUtlons; contract Ill accountsi Install all --~---------------------~-~----· Agt S.x COLOR , , Hair · Breed ' vou can earn This New Concept of Candy Vending Can Be Your Road to Success! • GREGORY hou11 troller. 12 foot by 60 fool, 2 bedrooms. Call 9'12-3397. 1-4-61p ' :1969 USED SWEEPERS, saoo.oo or more per 111onfh. To qualify you must have a good cor , .. you must be able to work 6 to 12 hours per -k. You musl be proparad to Invest $1690.00 to $3190.00 cash lor equipment an~ Inventory. Owners Name-------------..,.-----------------· Blk 'While Gray Brindle Tan Brown YeiiO'A Long Short If Knowr Paid 11-9-601c You am havtall thtadvantagea of national franchlalng . , . such as hetp in site loCation, aid In managemint from leaders In the field, the advantages of nallonal buying, an Inventory of natlanaUy recognized brands ... Not everyone can qualify - But If you do. Yr. ,.,_ M. F 3259. For Sale A FRANCHISING IDEA THAT MAKES REAL SENSEI Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female$2.00 2 FAMILY HOUS~ . 294 Race St., Middleport. Phone 992- REAL ESTATE LICEN$E? STROUT REALTY, Tltt World'l ~'lllf Ileal Eafe!t Company 11 cohltnuln• It ~~~~· 111 ..ope of ·olflcn Llcitnstd or 1111H~ lill;,. wam•n, o.r tn.. lrt 1ft• couratlld to lnvilfilltt . tho Earnfna Potontttl ;if a~ ••'!'clition 1111111 $TROUT RULJY. Wt Tr1ln 1nd Sii(II!'VIst your lctlvlllea It assur~ your SUCCH$. In. terutildr ·Write 'Ill• altHt ye-H ond I pe.--.1 lnltrvltw will be arratigecl. . ~ ' PROGRAMMER· ' NEWEAsv " ', "INSTAN:r I::E~RNING ME1Ft!OID0: ' " ' . Slild F..- Ftw Wllttlbto9 . . i . COMPUTER.~I:LEGE •9"'.Tl!CA~tplb P.P5. 46·6~•.io7"2 ;l!' -: ONII'UIII.II; IOUARI' --lljlf '''l . CLIVILAND, 01110 ~~~3~• " } •• i~,~· ¥ftllble ' . . . :DOUBLE ' ~:· ' . -(HECk 2-,1968 Cadillacs 1.;. choice $4700 1.?68 Cadll._c Cal•is H.T. Sedan . ... • • J t, • ~. ' : .. ; Good tires, runs f ine Radio. Needs paint work. Compare. ~llllc*LosSabre par.e. .' 1111 Ftrd CII'J!e Ill . . 4 Or ., . Trans.., V -~ I'!Qi," e,, ,Std. s~tess , /"terlor. GOOd•"' ~r;tJC blu1 ' fm'lsh, radio. COf11pare. ,. and out. Fully equipped, 67 ·LeSalwe' CusfHI 2 Or. Hard Top. Only 21,789eosy•mlla. $2995 Gold ~'" black. vlhri· top: . g!'fd lnier:lor, full 1"1, equlpmlnt,·CIImate-Control Air-Conditioning, m111y olhtr -er ~Its. Real ~Ice. ·· · . U~e new $2,095 Inside and out. Power Steering. Power Brakes, Aulit. Trans. Spotless all while finish with blue vinyl ' . Interior. , . 1' ~•a GTO P•tlt~i. CIIEY. S2, 595 . Itt TON >· ~·· Dt:. Hard Top. Factory Air Co!ldJ.IIonad. 4 sp. shift. PoSitive ,. '..t'I·r,,ac IJ •. One local owner. Sparkling blicl< finish. Owned by local " 10 Rally II wheels. · · . ov&r red flnlsh1 n·ew tires, 29:z i(lch, 6 cyl, Looks runs like new 68 ·Executive VI . PonHic$2;495 •Or- tlatdTop. Sharponeown.r Pontlac.traded of our from one repeat customers. Factory Air Condlllqned. 66 GMC ·. , · $1,595 . Etdra Wheelbase Wide Side. Looks itnd drives like new truck good tires. · 64 .Elect·ra luldt , . . $995 ' . 992-5342 . Long , 4 Dr. s.,.;., Beautiful orlglnolail ~lie finish. PS ~~ & AT , I . SEE ' •. ,I. t '•. ART NC)YT,, P~ARL ASH, ) , I I • • ,.., \ ' BII,,L NEktON, OR FRED BLUt:l'NAR . I 1949 ~ Or., local owner, good' 1 • tires . AUtomatic trans., 1 power. steering ilnd brakes. ~ Rad,io. Blue ·finish . Com - , !68 Polora VI Dodge 'Sl'995 4 Dr. Hard Top. Factory Air Condltlbftlng. A be<sutlful !r Inside · 1966 CaCiillac Sedan DeVille 1 f 1 · -4 400, V-1, 2 Or. H.f., ver)t low mileage, 1 local owner. show!> ex<:eptional car'e, 400 cu. ft. ehg., positive traction . Vinyl lop . .J . speed trans. · White wllh turquoise lntorlor. full power equipmenl ,Climate ?~Jtrol Air-Conditioning. vertlble PRICED FOR QUICK SAlE 68 Pontiac .Fire.lr4 $~495 $4500, > 1111Mertar7Co.. CHECKED FOR WINTER SERVICE '; .. NeW creem' paint, , vlnvt. ,. Interior. new 't op . VI engine, auto·m •tlc trans .• ~ Power ·steering , Radio . ~· Corr1pare . .WA"RRAN'YY U___L__LI___,li_JI (j • Tirl!!s, spotless, In· t1rlor, · white ; tlnlsh . ' PowerQ t'id,: Racjlo . r ·C OMPARE ' ·i G®d Business Services ! $WI G'aiure 500 H.T. Sedan . . Local 1 ~ner car. White fini*', blk. ~tlnVI Interior, GOOd tlrt•· radio, power itnrlng , 1 and brakes . Automatic trans . . ~llJMID~tJ.J=:!:!-Jc I ,. ""' :PDW,r. $6.00 _Per T• I o Hk•"\.,. ·~r. ,Jtl'l tlltemllt ' . 6 ' ~en\nter~ WaaOn . 1V·I ~ HOBSTEnER REALTY c111n ·autom.,tJc !trans., ·tactorv . Oeland Realty'. AITENTION House Trailer Owners SHUeas ' matc~lng . lnterktr. radio; WANTED CHIPWOOD •' :. . . lm~N~JI • MEN EYU. nL a '"2·~1:!6 .pe...,, ~ ~ · �-: •l By tJ...,.ru..· ,\hua.:.... ~ Pn... llllrrttalllltllll ~ : · TGday lsi&lnday. Jan: 4, lh<• :: fourth day of 1970 with :11n to ' follow. ' f; 1be moon 1lS in its last ; quarter. . :: 1be morning stars are Venll.!l -: 11111 .{uplter.. . ·, 1be evening stars are Mereu. cy, Ma!'s an9 Saturn. :: On Ibis day in history: :· Jn 1115, Dr. William Grant o! , lllltvt! Port, Iowa, performed the < llntappendectomy.'Mtepallenl . '· jl' • nad~' f1 l•nmpl~lE' r'~W>~~ , . Property Transfers . AUCTION •. SAT., JJ6H. 10th 10:30 A.M. '.. ' ic ..,--'_ . In 19:\7, •IU,O!Ml Jt.allitn !Nojt6. lana<'<l in Spain to boliler the. Nali••••llst forces in the · SpaniSh Civil War. In 1948, Bumta became an independent nation. In 1967, Speed king Donald Campbell 4ied when his jet- Rulh DonOOew to Marsball R. Ro\ISh;Deborlh V. Rouob, 2.65 powered speedboat exploded. A., Letart. A thought lor the day : Irish Evelyn L.Spencertollobby J. hens said. Miller, Betty Gene Miller, ,28 poet James Step ~~women are wiser than men A., Pomeroy. ~< because they know 1e.. aDd Thomas 0. Stewart, Joan M. . Ste to McGinnes • understand more." war1 · Rlclt:man Inc., 17 A.1 Rutland. Dewey Ray Blnibfield to F.ra•hler Rosella Blr.cbfleld, ,. Int. in Parcels, Scipl9. James M. Haning, Mulne H. "-'- to "-·elh Hutchiaon ,,." find: EYei~Y,tbiJlg~: -.(~----uusi~es~S~_rv ,.,. .,,.. . . es·-_~_,, Sentinel Want Ads·~ - -~;; ==2:: -~ ==::=::::::::::·~:::::, ·' li...;·The.Swut:l} 'rtu II'S ·Scntilid, ~,md;l \·. -.La:1. ( l!l', ,~ n~~~w•R .n,~~:;~u• :::::= -· -wAN'r Ao. · '"D"E A•o~~:~~" 0 EIPEII~IIClD' Notice ' · !Ne~C:~ s~~Y~~~~~-~~~ EXN~ · WhMIAIItiMtnt ....,., St"kt s P.M. I?•Y Befo,re Publlcollon p•m." Evenings ·bySt, ap. Monday Dead lnt 9.e.m. $5 e55,_ 1 ·~ Canc.llatlon & Corr~ctlons po!ntment. Mn . tven Will boocc"'ted until • o.m . tor (\')Ianda) Ebllh. Laurel 9111' Doyof. Publlcoll~n Roed on Rl. 7 bypass: . REGULATIONS '' 1-4~c The Publisher re&erves the . ' right to edit or r,eloct .onv odl V W PARTS In sl~' ImpOrt ~et(l'led obtectlonel. The · • · publisher will not be responalbte 1 auto repair. Servlca by apfor mor-e than one incorrect polntmenl only, Open 6 p.m. Insertion. 1o 9 p.m., Phone 992·2717, RATES Gravel Hill Garogo, John For Want Ad Service ~~--d 5 unts per word one Insertion KraW$Ctyn, 300 ~ua way. Minimum Chlrge 7Sc · Middleport. Ohio. 12 cents per word three 1-4-3tp ' .:;;G ··u·A.RA""' . T"EE"D.n .·.· "• PHnll~ . - ·, vfw · -i'A.· ~~ Fntn! · BnDdlouRadlaiOl'To the Sbtallesl Heotes- ..___ • ,--r., .H ••. & "A Ill f06 I; 'lolotn p....,.,, o. Cit CGa. 1 ph 992 2143 For Sale P•er•r Senlct•'DAY,w · , NIGHT • . • CAli . RAILINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 BLAOJNARS ' consecutive Insertions. For :Jhe Fntest Laura Hutchison, 13.03 A., 18 cents per word six c~n- RUBBER STAMPS made to . -;:,:-;;;:·~·;c;====~ Columbia secutlve inserllons d 24 h r Ice For lA R. H. Rawlines Sons· 1953 , FORD tractor. Golden Roberi.C CorneD dec to 25 per cent Discount on paid ~;;·lnform~~o:~II Owaln Help Wante,d Jubilee. Good shape. Phone loiiDDUI'OIT, OHIO lOdays. Eunlce ,_..:_ """''lll;i0, Hel'en Delon.,g, . adsandadspeldWithln CARD OF THANKS or Wilma Casto, Portland, 773-5157 Milson. AI the Rife Building on Main St., Rutland, , .. ·-··-12-31-6tc LoueUa Reslnger. aarence & 081TUA'RY Ohio. ' Ohio (State Rt. 124). Selling the merchandi~ • Cornell Samantha Pickens SI.SO tor so word minimum. 1-2-JOtp . of Jim and Jane Williams Who have sold thetr ~ets Sale .. Robert w' Each additional word 2c. -------Ellene 'n..c RAT$, MICJ: ellmlnalo,d AKC 'Pomoranlan ,pupplil, .,"' ~au, . . BLIND ADS ld ty ll.lil'Ofl ' farm. Cornell, Herman Larkin, Additional 2Sc Charge per VA~ANCY tor two ~ erld IIUU . GET STAR, 2V. lb., Dtroct do11C811donls 'of·' Van Wyemance Parker Junior Advertisement . ' people. Prefer prlva e pa 11.69. Eborsbach Hardware, Hausen Champloo; a b,OOO Consisting of I Partial Usting I: ' ullne OFFICE HOURS , patients. Phone Mason, 773Sugar Run Mill, Picken's dog. Phone 304-42UOIO. · CUip, Catberlne CUip, Pa 8:30 o.m. to 5,00 p.m. Dally, 5115. t0-1-IIc Hardware, Mason. 12-31-311> CorneD, Jercy CorneD, Jack 8' 30 o.m . to " '00 Noon 12-30-301p ComeU, Wanda Jackson, ~ - Saturday. 1 WILL plc:ll up merchandise' General household Items (plus) Springfield Real, lor Trana., Labanon. and take to auction on I POOl:t"~E PUPPIES. AKC Toy ' . . Rotor Tiller, 1961 Silver Pigeon motor scooter. percentage basis. Call Jim Ebner J. Althouse, Catherine Wnted mlnloturo, $75 and up. Stud : NEW H()t'!\ES FOR SALE. W. riding mower, power · mower. hand tools. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Althouse to William A. Oooch, a service and grooming. Phone have bMutlfuf lOts 1VIIIiltle 1 (Antiques) Wash stand, marble lop dresser, Phone 742-4-t61. 9·23-lfc Lots, Scipio. · 992-5443. ..- will bUild on yours. Simf!l• writing desk, pie cabinet, glass door safe. Wilbert Throckmorton, aka --~---1:.:.1·;,::3..:..:·1fc hctmoul~ .11!11!1 for W\11' ' cedar chest. old clock. Aladdin lamp, Carnival AUCTION every Friday nlg.hi· $15,934.87 WAS commission lnapactton. Call A. E. Lae, i.M' dec., WUburl Throckmorton, beginning Nov. 21 at 7 p.m glass, dishes and vases, complete water set paid our average full time AWNINGS, storm. doors and Conttlrudlon, phone 992-34U. aka, dec., w. A. Throckmortoo, windows, carports, · Old Auction House, Laur el I lmDflrlal Graoe desiqn) Bitters bottles. salesmen nationwide lui 11-U-Ifc: dec., to Cecil Throckmortoo, C· blowt\ and ball marqUftl, Cliff, Foreat George, Au year. We need good man over Sarsaparilla bottles, lashs, vermo. electric, Qarence Throckmorton, Cert. lrisulallon, . Elmer White, 11-23-lf< tioneeer. AO wllh car to lake short a.uto Plttsb~rg flask (aqua). dozens of other botTrans., Coi1D11bla. sales representative. For free trips -.ar Pomeroy. Air Mall tles, milk glass, ruby glass. buller mold. Bertha Custer to Francis D. GOSPEL SING, Chester thurch Poles estimates. phone Charles E. H. Read, Pres.,. Amerlran of God on Jan.ul2p.m. wlth Lisle. Syracuse. v. v. Ughtfoot, Qara F. Lightfoot, Lubricants Co.. Box 696, Max1mum Ernest Carter and the Hym n Johnson and Son, Inc. .POMEROY- Rt. 7-10 acres, Dayton, Ohio 45401. Parcels, Salisbury. !CLIP THIS AD) Trio from Germantown. Ohl o. s- l-Ife 2 lfory frame, remodlltd, 2 Otameter Berman D. Fleshman, Everyone welcome. baths, utility room, 4 Thelma J. Fleshman to Ronald . . -··10" on 12·31-31c Wanted To Buy TERMS CASH bedroom I . NEW GAS tumaca Installed, E. PbiDips, Carole A. PlrlUips, 1955 OR 56 For-d. 2door hardtop. 12115. Terms a~ttllable. Ph. POMEROY - MULBERRY Largest End 102 A., Salem. Rutlan SHOOT, d Will pay 1100 for one In good 992-3352. GUN AVE. - 2 story frame. 2 Not responsible for accidents J. B. O'Brien, Roberta C. American Legion, Sunda y, shape. Contact Eugene apartments, built-In kitchen 10-10-tfc O'Brien, F. H. O'Brien, January 4, noon until 4 p. m. has everything, ba....,.,., Nlorrl100, Rutland. after s (Lunch served I 12-31-3tc Henrietta O'Brien to Robert J. TOPPER for pickup truck. central healing. p.m. Ewing, Ellen M. Ewing, Lots, Photie 992-6491 . RACINE - · RESTAURANT12-21-12lp Pvmeroy, In excallent condition, all AUCTIONEERS Female Help Wanted equipment and building, Col. Jim Adams Col. Bill Brown DELIVERED CHINA CABINETS, round ENTIRE STOCK and equip. RACINE THE TILE TO NE~D MORE money? Ear ntables, old clocks, ole. Write · ment of Root Sheet ~al BUSINESS ROOMceiling The slate of Hawaii has a Rutland, Ohio New Marshfield, Ohio lngs unllmllad for part or OHIO or call M. 0. Miller. Rt. •· Shop, Middleport, Ohio. Call gao heater, Iliad floor, toUot, total area of 6,424 square full time. Write The Oat ly PALLET CO. Pomeroy, phone 992-6271 · or write Bradford A~dlon Phone 742-4461 laf'Ge lot. Phone 664-3504 miles. Sentinel, P.O. Box 72 9, 6-26-lfc Co.. BoK 116. Racine, Ohio. HENRY CLELAND, llnktr Pomeroy. Ohio. OHica- m .ust Phone 949-3821 . On Rt. 33 12-3H 1p Employment Wanted t-4-1lc Res.-fft-2561 Phone 992-2689 WILL DO Ironing In my home." - - . , - , - - - - - 1-4-3ic: WOMEN - BIG MONEY Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 742-3842. BEAUTIFUL cotonlol maple Studio Girt Hollywo od 1-4-Jtc stereo. AMe.FM radio · Cosmetics needs women In - - : - - - - featuring 4 speakers and and around Pomerov . 1 automatic 4-speed record Card c1 Thanks Middleport Full or part lime. For Rent changer. Balanca 184.30. U11 I WISH to thank my friends and No e•perience required. No GROUNU tloor, 5 roam apart- our budget payment Ierma. terrl~ory restrictions. Take ment In Racine across from nelgl'lbors for tl'le cards and Call 992-3352. flowers given to me wl'llle I orders anywhe~e. Highest Junior High School. Albert 12-294tc GEO. HOBSTETTEI,· Brokee ' ... prollts up lo 60 per cent. 300 Hill, Phone 949-2261 . was a patient at Holzer Good Housekeeping approved H -6tc STEREO-RADIO combination, 1 ACRE -__. rooms, garage, Hospital . Thanks to tl'le dodors and nurses lor the cosmetics. wiglets, slglets - - - - - - - modern walnut. Full atereo outbulldlnga, 12.500. , All occupied or vacant house trailers in County of Meigs, pursuant 1u care I received. Your kind· and falls. Everything fur - FURNISHEO 2 bedroom, flrot sound produced by 4 speakera, MODERN- 3 bedrooma, - · amended House Bill No. 174 State of Ohio. are subject to an annual lax. ness will never be forgotten . nished. Credit exterided. No lloor apartment Middleport. turntabl~lays ell ~ speeds. furnace, carport, '. 11.000. • stock to carry. No franchise Mr, L. D. Scott. -•-1 "ae' ourb•"""" STEAMhiill:fffi HEAT-3bedrooms, payable by the owner, for the privilege of using or occupying a house Phone 992-3874. l"f''i.;· l.i.·\· IHIAnce h•10 u. •..., ·,.•.~ • 1 411c fees. No stock lnve1tment: • 12·1S.Ifc twms. t92-3352.·. .'·· .. -.~;..! · ..L-fh' .,. , --• ..,I • ... -.,~.. .~ .f..:o~ trailer, due on or before January 31, 1979- ,. . . = "~" " " , . Fonoll "lnformatiDW by·malli "- .. ~ · , -- . U-29-61c .l BIOPI!QOM$ - ~~~. aill-.:1 plus two free samples, write FURNfSHED 5 • ritom aP.,rt. Two level:lats, sn,900. ' For Sale Studio Girl Hollywood The tax. payable to the County Treasurer. is computed and assessed ment. See at NeweWs station, 1969 S"EWING machine, used HtltnorVI'IIITIIMrd, H&N DAY.OLD or started Cosmetics, Dept. M-79, l1of61 lust 1 few limos, tully ASSOCIAT.ES Chester. Phone 915-3350. wherein the house trailer has its sites anlNJy multiplying the assessabh Leghorn pullets. Bath floor or Hart Sf.. No. Hollywood, 12-24-lfc equipped lo zig-zag, makes m-D25 value of the house trailer' by the tax rate ot\t~e laxing district. and shall cage grawn available. Calif. 91605. Also Immediate buttonholes, overcast, ap12-29-61c Poultry Housing and big profit openings for party 3 ROOM apartmint for rent. All not be less than ($36) thirty-six dollars in any ~se. pllques and many embroidery Automation. lv\odern Poultry , plan operator s. Former electric, nlceit apartment dealgns. Will aacrlflce tor lns11ance Studio Girls pleaae write. 399 W Mal 51 P . n .. omeroy. around. Must - · 1o IPonly $34.<40 cash ,price or A penally of SS or 10 per cent oft ax due, whichever is grealer. will Lc praclate. Phone 992-2278. terms may be arranged. AUTOMOBILE lnsioranca boon Phone 9'12·2164. --------1':4-llp Imposed upon all owners failing to pay the annual house trailer lax on. ui cancelled? Lost your1411c 12-f.ftc Phone 9'12-2485. operator's llcan11? Call 992· before, the January 31. 1970, deadline. 1-2-6tc 2966. FURNISHED ·and unfurnlshad. -------~ 6-15-tfc apartments. Close to school. TIMOTHY HAY, Joe Wippel Phone992-5434. 10-11-lfc near Five Points: Phone 992Unacramble theseloor Jumbleo, 641.0. Trailers subject to the above listed l_aw do not include lravellrailtr> . one letter to each square, to TRAILER for rent. Brown's 1·2-6tp form four ordinary words. meaning a vehicular portable structure buill on a chassis and not ex· Troller Park, Minersville. - - - - - - - HARRISON'S · TV AND AN· ceedlng a gross weight of 4,500 lbs. when factory equipped for the road. or ·Phone 9'12-3324. HAY FOR SALE. Phone 992- TENNA SERVICE. Phone 992-2522. an overall length of (30) thirty feet and used as a temporary dwelling lor 12-28-121c •6227. 6-10-lfc 1-2-121p travel, recreation, and vacation use. Travel trailer owners, however, must register their structure in the office of the Meigs County Auditor. COMFORTABLE sleeping 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, $500. Also CIGARETTE vending room . Furnace heat . Phone also by the January 31. 1910 deadline, and obtain a tax-exempt decaL A-1 condition, modal 37, machlnas and services. ABC 992-5440. llhlca pump gun, 12 gauge, Enlerprlaes, Mason. W. Va. l.'EPEN 12-28-6tc full choke. 170. John Jeffers, Phone 773-5543. , phone 9'12-6773. GORDON H. CALDWELL FURNISHED and unfurnished t-2-6tc ,., AUDITOR, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO apartments. Close to school. , - - - - - - - SEPTIC tanks olesnad. Miller Sanitation. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. Phone 9' 1 2-5434. · WORLD BOOK EN· "THIS UTTl.E PET MleHT 10-18-flc CYCLOPEDIA, Chlldcraft. ~-3035. IDAWTOR SEEM 10 !IE T1-llll:!r"TY ~· l2·tfC Dwight A. Baker, Phone 992· A~~ 111E 'TIME. TRAI ~ER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile 2402. Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on 12'2l-301c Stole Rt. 124, Phone 992-2951. s.-.· arranp the el~<led letltra BAIWR to form the IW'JII'I• ......,.,, u 1·11-lfc Real For Sale oun..ted by the altove cartoon. WANtED CAll'1.1 IN . , .. . .. - Fairlarie'.'iOO 2 Dr. '6 cyl. W/w tires. Stand. For foro""'· Tht Dilly Sntlttl •e erll Estate For Sail '-'"' dr .• -t.tOIO milK Dv carl;ful OWf)tr . 1\l.rQVOIM PH. 992·2156 ~ finish. ~· ' air ·condttlonael, tinted lllll_i, , ... llnrln~ • .327 ' VI _..,~ , 1n<1 other op. •flon&olr-1!1~ ' ":! ·t ~ .j mo'torj\'ilpo~w.r brakes, Sfi,Jn_g, oiUfO . lrans., <Zom~tron Fectorv Alr -~6ndltlonlno. new w.s. w tiro; r:adlo, · beautiful maroon ftnlah . ~ Jti'IFd . ~ae .. ~ ... . ·Clean, · Pre-OWned ----.. ,' . Attention Dog Owners I I Estate For Rent or Sale (.WWt'tl ~.,., DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1970 DOG LICENSE IS JANUAf< \ 20TH . ONE DOLLAR ($1.001 PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHA~t: L AFTER THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANIJ\ APPLICATION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOI-I J-.1 THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) f-vh EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE. Juntltlf'•l Yf'Mf'rd•~··· ILOAT U"ll POftJVI tANKII "-e• diU ..,.,., llfllf ,... a 8Mt - - A SlAP \ .\n••·r rl Ia .W.a Low Investment- Big Opportunity! To obtain license by mail. fill in and mail this form to GORDON H. CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pomeroy. Oliu Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope and price of license. Female $2.00 Kennel license >tO ~r~s-------------------------------~--· AND A PROVEN FORMULA FOR SUCCESS I KIRBY SWEEPERS. New ond recondltlontd, as low as 159.95. Call colloct 1-423·7A61. 1f-3J-3fc TownshiP------------------------------- -----':"""Fees ' Gordon H. Cal·dwell COUNTY AUDitOR of Meigs Cou1ty ·. Kirby. Call cotlact 1-374-9357. 12·31-lfc T"liN F INANCINCJ' IS AYAILAB~E TO THOSE WHO QUALifY ' . . , DISTRIBrmNc ~ 8. £~o~!...~!.~!f.'?.':I 2740 8. OLENSTONJ.: · RPRINGPIEI.I>. MIAHOtiRI · llliMI.C • .' • ! • I. M. ~Field ~ger STROUT REALTY, Inc. JII·E'Striltlfleltl Ave •. Stlll)ll)ll,lf. J. mtl • •, j I LEARN AT HOME-SPARE TIME CoMPUTiR . mechlnes lor you. If lhls appeals to you !lien please oxhange references with·us , .. Weare • nlllonolly ralad company with a profit-plan that works. IF YOU WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS WRITE TO Ul TOOA Y. P!N11 111cloia your name, address, '"" · lfl\otlto num..,_r. " ' • Etoc- trolux, Kenmore, HOover, .,d Wesec:ure lllloUtlons; contract Ill accountsi Install all --~---------------------~-~----· Agt S.x COLOR , , Hair · Breed ' vou can earn This New Concept of Candy Vending Can Be Your Road to Success! • GREGORY hou11 troller. 12 foot by 60 fool, 2 bedrooms. Call 9'12-3397. 1-4-61p ' :1969 USED SWEEPERS, saoo.oo or more per 111onfh. To qualify you must have a good cor , .. you must be able to work 6 to 12 hours per -k. You musl be proparad to Invest $1690.00 to $3190.00 cash lor equipment an~ Inventory. Owners Name-------------..,.-----------------· Blk 'While Gray Brindle Tan Brown YeiiO'A Long Short If Knowr Paid 11-9-601c You am havtall thtadvantagea of national franchlalng . , . such as hetp in site loCation, aid In managemint from leaders In the field, the advantages of nallonal buying, an Inventory of natlanaUy recognized brands ... Not everyone can qualify - But If you do. Yr. ,.,_ M. F 3259. For Sale A FRANCHISING IDEA THAT MAKES REAL SENSEI Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female$2.00 2 FAMILY HOUS~ . 294 Race St., Middleport. Phone 992- REAL ESTATE LICEN$E? STROUT REALTY, Tltt World'l ~'lllf Ileal Eafe!t Company 11 cohltnuln• It ~~~~· 111 ..ope of ·olflcn Llcitnstd or 1111H~ lill;,. wam•n, o.r tn.. lrt 1ft• couratlld to lnvilfilltt . tho Earnfna Potontttl ;if a~ ••'!'clition 1111111 $TROUT RULJY. Wt Tr1ln 1nd Sii(II!'VIst your lctlvlllea It assur~ your SUCCH$. In. terutildr ·Write 'Ill• altHt ye-H ond I pe.--.1 lnltrvltw will be arratigecl. . ~ ' PROGRAMMER· ' NEWEAsv " ', "INSTAN:r I::E~RNING ME1Ft!OID0: ' " ' . Slild F..- Ftw Wllttlbto9 . . i . COMPUTER.~I:LEGE •9"'.Tl!CA~tplb P.P5. 46·6~•.io7"2 ;l!' -: ONII'UIII.II; IOUARI' --lljlf '''l . CLIVILAND, 01110 ~~~3~• " } •• i~,~· ¥ftllble ' . . . :DOUBLE ' ~:· ' . -(HECk 2-,1968 Cadillacs 1.;. choice $4700 1.?68 Cadll._c Cal•is H.T. Sedan . ... • • J t, • ~. ' : .. ; Good tires, runs f ine Radio. Needs paint work. Compare. ~llllc*LosSabre par.e. .' 1111 Ftrd CII'J!e Ill . . 4 Or ., . Trans.., V -~ I'!Qi," e,, ,Std. s~tess , /"terlor. GOOd•"' ~r;tJC blu1 ' fm'lsh, radio. COf11pare. ,. and out. Fully equipped, 67 ·LeSalwe' CusfHI 2 Or. Hard Top. Only 21,789eosy•mlla. $2995 Gold ~'" black. vlhri· top: . g!'fd lnier:lor, full 1"1, equlpmlnt,·CIImate-Control Air-Conditioning, m111y olhtr -er ~Its. Real ~Ice. ·· · . U~e new $2,095 Inside and out. Power Steering. Power Brakes, Aulit. Trans. Spotless all while finish with blue vinyl ' . Interior. , . 1' ~•a GTO P•tlt~i. CIIEY. S2, 595 . Itt TON >· ~·· Dt:. Hard Top. Factory Air Co!ldJ.IIonad. 4 sp. shift. PoSitive ,. '..t'I·r,,ac IJ •. One local owner. Sparkling blicl< finish. Owned by local " 10 Rally II wheels. · · . ov&r red flnlsh1 n·ew tires, 29:z i(lch, 6 cyl, Looks runs like new 68 ·Executive VI . PonHic$2;495 •Or- tlatdTop. Sharponeown.r Pontlac.traded of our from one repeat customers. Factory Air Condlllqned. 66 GMC ·. , · $1,595 . Etdra Wheelbase Wide Side. Looks itnd drives like new truck good tires. · 64 .Elect·ra luldt , . . $995 ' . 992-5342 . Long , 4 Dr. s.,.;., Beautiful orlglnolail ~lie finish. PS ~~ & AT , I . SEE ' •. ,I. t '•. ART NC)YT,, P~ARL ASH, ) , I I • • ,.., \ ' BII,,L NEktON, OR FRED BLUt:l'NAR . I 1949 ~ Or., local owner, good' 1 • tires . AUtomatic trans., 1 power. steering ilnd brakes. ~ Rad,io. Blue ·finish . Com - , !68 Polora VI Dodge 'Sl'995 4 Dr. Hard Top. Factory Air Condltlbftlng. A be<sutlful !r Inside · 1966 CaCiillac Sedan DeVille 1 f 1 · -4 400, V-1, 2 Or. H.f., ver)t low mileage, 1 local owner. show!> ex<:eptional car'e, 400 cu. ft. ehg., positive traction . Vinyl lop . .J . speed trans. · White wllh turquoise lntorlor. full power equipmenl ,Climate ?~Jtrol Air-Conditioning. vertlble PRICED FOR QUICK SAlE 68 Pontiac .Fire.lr4 $~495 $4500, > 1111Mertar7Co.. CHECKED FOR WINTER SERVICE '; .. NeW creem' paint, , vlnvt. ,. Interior. new 't op . VI engine, auto·m •tlc trans .• ~ Power ·steering , Radio . ~· Corr1pare . .WA"RRAN'YY U___L__LI___,li_JI (j • Tirl!!s, spotless, In· t1rlor, · white ; tlnlsh . ' PowerQ t'id,: Racjlo . r ·C OMPARE ' ·i G®d Business Services ! $WI G'aiure 500 H.T. Sedan . . Local 1 ~ner car. White fini*', blk. ~tlnVI Interior, GOOd tlrt•· radio, power itnrlng , 1 and brakes . Automatic trans . . ~llJMID~tJ.J=:!:!-Jc I ,. ""' :PDW,r. $6.00 _Per T• I o Hk•"\.,. ·~r. ,Jtl'l tlltemllt ' . 6 ' ~en\nter~ WaaOn . 1V·I ~ HOBSTEnER REALTY c111n ·autom.,tJc !trans., ·tactorv . Oeland Realty'. AITENTION House Trailer Owners SHUeas ' matc~lng . lnterktr. radio; WANTED CHIPWOOD •' :. . . lm~N~JI • MEN EYU. nL a '"2·~1:!6 .pe...,, ~ ~ · �NowY~~o~ • • SUNDAY CROSSWORD -~ . . ~~ ~ 75-Polt fOi! portrait 138--Pnlnoun 77~ cov,r~nc · 1!9-Apothtcary's 78-War ~ ' wliltht · ACROSS l.....COmmonpfacl 6-Ltnc:e 11-Unltol Chi nest 29-Soah 11~nc11nt l~rohlbil 141-Nttlva mtt.l 16-Rtllntd 21-Hostehy point 143-Ptrt of "10 .,. .. 144-CoarM h~ln)' 22-Btb,lonian tbodt of dHd 23-Send forth Eu111pe · , 18-Grate 89--Ytrve 14$-Htathtn 147-lron 149-EmploJ 24-Winpd 25-Girl't n1me 90-Quarrell 92-Rntturant ' 26-Enlll;lne 28-Tuf'f 30-R..,.t:ltlon 32-Guldo'• low worbr ' 94--PI.. tlltlly 91-Tabltland 99-Wan 15D-More lmpoltt. 152--Rop~tn official 154-Encoul'fltl (pl.) 142-ComPI~I note 33--Pronoun 100-Rom.n bronze 102-cholee Ptrt 34-HGII 35-Btfore !16--HMp 37-Frult drink 38-Bitter 'ittch 103-Bitf!oprll:: IG4-Unltof Sltm111 currency IO!t--Piacn 106-Seoff 40-Shows sol icitude 108---Selnta (ebbr.) 50-Mature 51-come back 54-Ed'lblt root 55--Bibllcll weed 5r-Penetralt 59-Btlltrlll ~Yipr (colloq.) 62-Halrcuuen 64--E:uroptan &5-Teutonlc deltr 66-Note of sca le 57-Armed conflict 69-Fewesl 70--Cronlts (colloq.) 71-To 1nd ·. · · 72--Girl'l n1me 74-EIIII's nest 119- Numb•r 120- Former Russi"' mltr 122-M•nulacturtrs 124-Condtnlld 55-Bitd ~IK"pl' 5&-:.-Take • vote 57-Goddns of vtptltion :~=:~.~~~)' "IUifJ' 6S~ipout ~cht 6--San:11m 7--(lbftc:t 68--Ceremonles 8-0raan af heerln1 7o--Moves forward 15-Contlnuld story 133-EKtrl 135-Carptnter's tool iO!I-Cho- · cebb.l• 10~ . ·107-AINIIIIndar· 111-Merpnter tl.z,....Aione . 71--Facadts 7:!:-Ttt'Tifltd 74-Snakn - . 121-Rt.lmort 123-knockout (abbr.) 125-Jumped ' -126-Unlt ·or . ltellan curnfl£)' 127--MQft unusue! 129-N•p 130 Noctumal m.mmlll ut-umb 132-Wlat·.PINPnl 13-t--TtiJnp, In l.iw " 13&--UIMn of property 75--Wtlrd 77--Pnnltwl)' J37-unw•nt•d planb 1S9---thellet~.. 140--Bundle 144-Dry, II Wifll l-45-Hoa 71-laiiiMI off 146--CIItch lmland 10-Gr..k letter 147-Throuah 141-Pf'Ofloun 141-Swlu Clnton 1!51-Roman lOCh 1!5s-Note Of lUll 16-E:vllutte 81-PcMd for J 7--Caoutc:houc tl'la portrait I~ stat• (lbbr.) 8~penln1 !9-Mulllcll studl' 84-Winc• 2D-Hinder 87-Thlnner 27-NIW Dill 89-Hold in hllh 1!5-Df)' mNIUN ....... atency tabbr.) cif : ll....Wtbnw month pronunC1111on "-Stair pq~ts t-M1n'a n't cknamt lo-c•rpet 11-crown 12- Thll caama tt,.. ·.:_ 111-St..dy 52-0mit fram I)-Worm 14-Symbollor lut.clum molsluN I2s-Uvtl)' so"126--Minlvl 128-At Pretlnt 129--Talon Ill-Danish Island ll2-Tit it of rnpoiCt t~~npr lla:-Di'l'lnllh ' brenchea 1-Subject of discourse '' f.' ••~~· II~ . 111-H~.inl DOWN • 11$-R...rit, ·50--1• Ill t..lurlum 5-Shldl tl'ltl 116-Pronoun 11?-Soutlt American animals 46-Syft'!bpl for ~9-Yehid• 2-Wandlrer J-Suffb.: follower of 4-Symbol for 42-Mutic: as written 109-o\ sttt.. (lbbt.) 43-Urte on l lo-NOII of -lCIII «-Above 111-Nanow, llat 45--MICIW board :t7-Bars 111111)' 112,.--Asylum 4i-Min's name 114-SIIIclt 44-S-Ihlll!ld · moldinl ruthenium m..ltlral" 160--bplodt· lfii-Sendl forth i. 93-Welk un,tueljlj 39-SII'ltltJI ~~ 95f-1tiver ia~niU :•. 4Q:.-Cavll 9&--f'oot Pldll . · 41--ft41f'CI ' 97--"'rlocl• qf 1(1'111, 42-RtP~uctfvl ~dlbll...cll ' ,bodies ' IOI..,.j(ind o~ q 4~Mn Ull-ln•••nt 159-Vtnttltn .. jt ·1. tt--PtrtOI Howtr ~ 43-Lonc. • ll~t~dlr llsh (pl.) 15~t1Md 'J j' ~t:_lny- · ,~.,. 14-Gol up 85-Jumpl • 16---MounlaiM OJ cumnc~ ' } I._Ti!'lr, oiMnl~. 79-Maket Into ""' 12- Hoi'da , p ''I (lllbrJ 157-Pf'lflx: not hur " • ..... , I' , ' ,He ~. :hew~"*! ·~oc Ute ~II" on the Oblo pollllcal ' iceoO Gel lilt! 1101 made any decillion u to Ida future plaill. Be a11o deciiDed to 117 on which Ucket be would nm, II he 11111 a ~te, other lban to ~ out the poui· wGUiil would ' itoberl SwoiJiley and. Jolin GIDICan of Clilclbna~, party•1 ~ 111111t0tlal candidate to l9li. ·. l'rlilw1 contndera for the bUlly of l'lll!ning u an .,.. a.pttbbn nod lie 1lale Alldi· pendent. ·I« ~qer 't:loud, ohki Atlcn!IY "I do 11411 believe In a multi· " - i l.Paw BMnt.and Albert. ~•wty of_ "'"" of o.yton, · ' ,..... ......... - nllllllng In the ·"Sealy . ' Generol Election," he apJaln. ,,..... , d 011 Blllld . ed. "I would not run u an Ill- •••PIJ Wtuld not uy wbal depende!lt for the ~ II Ire 11111e1 he -.cted to be f!>Nbad 1llree parties at lldl elec- moll ln. the pbematorlol race, D6r would be reveil hill ·~ Mll· r d e r J. ' '1.;'' '. ... ,;( • • ' 'I: •• - ' •• .. ,j,i.· "'' I ~NOLJ . WHAT IT IS . WITHOUt EvEN - l.OOKIN6! .. . . . ·AID 11!t~YHE on uta~ Income~ 'lbe ~/ lldminlllntlon Ia apecled to .. ' l'eiiUired 10 Pill an Income tal · i ' In First • .,: ~ -..• • '·1 10- I ., ~ ' lut . Ice, ' ·'> ~ ,, .... ' ,_- the ,ITf .......\lfl IIIII nd ,. ,!D- r:: Ef·FECTIVE IMMEDIA r: lH,I$>·8M ALL DEPOSITS IN ARE NOW IN ,, ' tO. .. . . '' • >,, ' ' ,, . . 1'111. in, iE ,., ·I ~ $ ,, '· Trr ~ = ... - . ' (• . '1''... ' '• • ' '• ., I ' " I , IIIEIIATEL Y·ON . .· .. I . IMDIATELY . lDliiAJELY · 'ACCOIHIS ., ~ ,//, .· I '(' I· .1; 1ht federal Depollt lnstraaue CorJiOf'lta.. . ,.l ), Val . ·., J • I' , -~ - , . 1' '' I ' ' '' �NowY~~o~ • • SUNDAY CROSSWORD -~ . . ~~ ~ 75-Polt fOi! portrait 138--Pnlnoun 77~ cov,r~nc · 1!9-Apothtcary's 78-War ~ ' wliltht · ACROSS l.....COmmonpfacl 6-Ltnc:e 11-Unltol Chi nest 29-Soah 11~nc11nt l~rohlbil 141-Nttlva mtt.l 16-Rtllntd 21-Hostehy point 143-Ptrt of "10 .,. .. 144-CoarM h~ln)' 22-Btb,lonian tbodt of dHd 23-Send forth Eu111pe · , 18-Grate 89--Ytrve 14$-Htathtn 147-lron 149-EmploJ 24-Winpd 25-Girl't n1me 90-Quarrell 92-Rntturant ' 26-Enlll;lne 28-Tuf'f 30-R..,.t:ltlon 32-Guldo'• low worbr ' 94--PI.. tlltlly 91-Tabltland 99-Wan 15D-More lmpoltt. 152--Rop~tn official 154-Encoul'fltl (pl.) 142-ComPI~I note 33--Pronoun 100-Rom.n bronze 102-cholee Ptrt 34-HGII 35-Btfore !16--HMp 37-Frult drink 38-Bitter 'ittch 103-Bitf!oprll:: IG4-Unltof Sltm111 currency IO!t--Piacn 106-Seoff 40-Shows sol icitude 108---Selnta (ebbr.) 50-Mature 51-come back 54-Ed'lblt root 55--Bibllcll weed 5r-Penetralt 59-Btlltrlll ~Yipr (colloq.) 62-Halrcuuen 64--E:uroptan &5-Teutonlc deltr 66-Note of sca le 57-Armed conflict 69-Fewesl 70--Cronlts (colloq.) 71-To 1nd ·. · · 72--Girl'l n1me 74-EIIII's nest 119- Numb•r 120- Former Russi"' mltr 122-M•nulacturtrs 124-Condtnlld 55-Bitd ~IK"pl' 5&-:.-Take • vote 57-Goddns of vtptltion :~=:~.~~~)' "IUifJ' 6S~ipout ~cht 6--San:11m 7--(lbftc:t 68--Ceremonles 8-0raan af heerln1 7o--Moves forward 15-Contlnuld story 133-EKtrl 135-Carptnter's tool iO!I-Cho- · cebb.l• 10~ . ·107-AINIIIIndar· 111-Merpnter tl.z,....Aione . 71--Facadts 7:!:-Ttt'Tifltd 74-Snakn - . 121-Rt.lmort 123-knockout (abbr.) 125-Jumped ' -126-Unlt ·or . ltellan curnfl£)' 127--MQft unusue! 129-N•p 130 Noctumal m.mmlll ut-umb 132-Wlat·.PINPnl 13-t--TtiJnp, In l.iw " 13&--UIMn of property 75--Wtlrd 77--Pnnltwl)' J37-unw•nt•d planb 1S9---thellet~.. 140--Bundle 144-Dry, II Wifll l-45-Hoa 71-laiiiMI off 146--CIItch lmland 10-Gr..k letter 147-Throuah 141-Pf'Ofloun 141-Swlu Clnton 1!51-Roman lOCh 1!5s-Note Of lUll 16-E:vllutte 81-PcMd for J 7--Caoutc:houc tl'la portrait I~ stat• (lbbr.) 8~penln1 !9-Mulllcll studl' 84-Winc• 2D-Hinder 87-Thlnner 27-NIW Dill 89-Hold in hllh 1!5-Df)' mNIUN ....... atency tabbr.) cif : ll....Wtbnw month pronunC1111on "-Stair pq~ts t-M1n'a n't cknamt lo-c•rpet 11-crown 12- Thll caama tt,.. ·.:_ 111-St..dy 52-0mit fram I)-Worm 14-Symbollor lut.clum molsluN I2s-Uvtl)' so"126--Minlvl 128-At Pretlnt 129--Talon Ill-Danish Island ll2-Tit it of rnpoiCt t~~npr lla:-Di'l'lnllh ' brenchea 1-Subject of discourse '' f.' ••~~· II~ . 111-H~.inl DOWN • 11$-R...rit, ·50--1• Ill t..lurlum 5-Shldl tl'ltl 116-Pronoun 11?-Soutlt American animals 46-Syft'!bpl for ~9-Yehid• 2-Wandlrer J-Suffb.: follower of 4-Symbol for 42-Mutic: as written 109-o\ sttt.. (lbbt.) 43-Urte on l lo-NOII of -lCIII «-Above 111-Nanow, llat 45--MICIW board :t7-Bars 111111)' 112,.--Asylum 4i-Min's name 114-SIIIclt 44-S-Ihlll!ld · moldinl ruthenium m..ltlral" 160--bplodt· lfii-Sendl forth i. 93-Welk un,tueljlj 39-SII'ltltJI ~~ 95f-1tiver ia~niU :•. 4Q:.-Cavll 9&--f'oot Pldll . · 41--ft41f'CI ' 97--"'rlocl• qf 1(1'111, 42-RtP~uctfvl ~dlbll...cll ' ,bodies ' IOI..,.j(ind o~ q 4~Mn Ull-ln•••nt 159-Vtnttltn .. jt ·1. tt--PtrtOI Howtr ~ 43-Lonc. • ll~t~dlr llsh (pl.) 15~t1Md 'J j' ~t:_lny- · ,~.,. 14-Gol up 85-Jumpl • 16---MounlaiM OJ cumnc~ ' } I._Ti!'lr, oiMnl~. 79-Maket Into ""' 12- Hoi'da , p ''I (lllbrJ 157-Pf'lflx: not hur " • ..... , I' , ' ,He ~. :hew~"*! ·~oc Ute ~II" on the Oblo pollllcal ' iceoO Gel lilt! 1101 made any decillion u to Ida future plaill. Be a11o deciiDed to 117 on which Ucket be would nm, II he 11111 a ~te, other lban to ~ out the poui· wGUiil would ' itoberl SwoiJiley and. Jolin GIDICan of Clilclbna~, party•1 ~ 111111t0tlal candidate to l9li. ·. l'rlilw1 contndera for the bUlly of l'lll!ning u an .,.. a.pttbbn nod lie 1lale Alldi· pendent. ·I« ~qer 't:loud, ohki Atlcn!IY "I do 11411 believe In a multi· " - i l.Paw BMnt.and Albert. ~•wty of_ "'"" of o.yton, · ' ,..... ......... - nllllllng In the ·"Sealy . ' Generol Election," he apJaln. ,,..... , d 011 Blllld . ed. "I would not run u an Ill- •••PIJ Wtuld not uy wbal depende!lt for the ~ II Ire 11111e1 he -.cted to be f!>Nbad 1llree parties at lldl elec- moll ln. the pbematorlol race, D6r would be reveil hill ·~ Mll· r d e r J. ' '1.;'' '. ... ,;( • • ' 'I: •• - ' •• .. ,j,i.· "'' I ~NOLJ . WHAT IT IS . WITHOUt EvEN - l.OOKIN6! .. . . . ·AID 11!t~YHE on uta~ Income~ 'lbe ~/ lldminlllntlon Ia apecled to .. ' l'eiiUired 10 Pill an Income tal · i ' In First • .,: ~ -..• • '·1 10- I ., ~ ' lut . Ice, ' ·'> ~ ,, .... 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Ifill rn """..,. ...•• ~- ~ lui rice, tton lbe ,17t ,MI I ••%:i I , I /: . •r nd ': j ....Jn· d A • DEAR POLLY-Stand thtltgs of pour wooden picnic ta~t in the plastic lid• of c·oHte cans so thot legs will not sink into the ihe w\IGII aro•und Ia rot.·-LIILLti\N DEAR POLLY-To ketp a Loll oF yam or crochet thNacl frc~m rolling all ara:u·nd as you wor~ punch a hoi• in an empty box aild ptll raur ram in the bo1. Stick •••·••~ ltlrOuth iho hit and as you work iho J!l,. ~pt ctmiot lt!rau1~ tho holtli,tllj!lrl clltn.-sAHDY . .. . . ~··~- •II , DEAl P.Oli.Yi,-1 remo•e stoiM llo10 ' chlnt clrld·eGitlifnwaro·by rub bin' ih110 . ·with salt oippliod to a dampdoih. Takes "~~"'·f'lial! .• """• toa.-oo~!)THY .. ' ' • '• •• '.• ~ - t: ' ~ • �' . ·, ... ., ' ,. ','" •;,' ' -·c. ~· ..... t ,._.. · •;.1· DON'T BE. HMTV DAPD'Y'!! ISN'T IT · WORTH AH'/THit-16 TO MAKE '(OUR . CHII-b HAPPY? lf(E!ZE'S II A CAP- ~ i<DEI.; 11.\ "" IIIII ~ '' ' .. 1' " 'er >!• ' IJ .J0 , ,. - IJJI1A1'5 i~e 5EC.ON0 P.A~Z-T? Ifill rn """..,. ...•• ~- ~ lui rice, tton lbe ,17t ,MI I ••%:i I , I /: . •r nd ': j ....Jn· d A • DEAR POLLY-Stand thtltgs of pour wooden picnic ta~t in the plastic lid• of c·oHte cans so thot legs will not sink into the ihe w\IGII aro•und Ia rot.·-LIILLti\N DEAR POLLY-To ketp a Loll oF yam or crochet thNacl frc~m rolling all ara:u·nd as you wor~ punch a hoi• in an empty box aild ptll raur ram in the bo1. Stick •••·••~ ltlrOuth iho hit and as you work iho J!l,. ~pt ctmiot lt!rau1~ tho holtli,tllj!lrl clltn.-sAHDY . .. . . ~··~- •II , DEAl P.Oli.Yi,-1 remo•e stoiM llo10 ' chlnt clrld·eGitlifnwaro·by rub bin' ih110 . ·with salt oippliod to a dampdoih. Takes "~~"'·f'lial! .• """• toa.-oo~!)THY .. ' ' • '• •• '.• ~ - t: ' ~ • �.• Now·You Know ·. .' I .. • t. \ ·" \ '· _JIC)p. I \ '· . - · ·~ · ,, i ~ ,." '\• ,. .' .. .,. DIDNT YOU TELL ME YOU AltMY SE,lGEANTr' -. h, ''" ' .. OVR W'AY 7k 'ZIIi&U ----...,.. by Paul· :G rin.c le. . ' IF 'l"OU'RS L-OOKING FOI't MOM, SHES UPSTAIR~! SOMS 1<9GEPTION I l COMe HOMS BEAT..~ Al-l !..COMI=ORT ' COMeS TO HIM WHO useS .H1& 1 Bo~~IN. • ' oI ' ·. ' ' / .' . .... ·. ' ~ ':t· ,.. ~- ·)·.tv ,. ' The·fsir l~Utr Of. 'Iht ~of' Tht8TH0f 'Th£ 2.Nb . Th~ LAtSTo£ ~-1i . TheiST Of ' \ :..,.:----- ,~ "., .. 'I ' . ' r- '• •· ' " And. -~Nri. . t~ .... ~. ' ' .., to • ............., .. Iii •• • •,. • •. I CAN'T SIT IN MY �.• Now·You Know ·. .' I .. • t. \ ·" \ '· _JIC)p. I \ '· . - · ·~ · ,, i ~ ,." '\• ,. .' .. .,. DIDNT YOU TELL ME YOU AltMY SE,lGEANTr' -. h, ''" ' .. OVR W'AY 7k 'ZIIi&U ----...,.. by Paul· :G rin.c le. . ' IF 'l"OU'RS L-OOKING FOI't MOM, SHES UPSTAIR~! SOMS 1<9GEPTION I l COMe HOMS BEAT..~ Al-l !..COMI=ORT ' COMeS TO HIM WHO useS .H1& 1 Bo~~IN. • ' oI ' ·. ' ' / .' . .... ·. ' ~ ':t· ,.. ~- ·)·.tv ,. ' The·fsir l~Utr Of. 'Iht ~of' Tht8TH0f 'Th£ 2.Nb . Th~ LAtSTo£ ~-1i . TheiST Of ' \ :..,.:----- ,~ "., .. 'I ' . ' r- '• •· ' " And. -~Nri. . t~ .... ~. ' ' .., to • ............., .. Iii •• • •,. • •. I CAN'T SIT IN MY �. I, ' . ..i " .,l,t• : t ' . l ' ' '.. I• t I 1• . ... ' ''•-~ ,;·· ·:! . ·' ... .. '' '"\' "' . '· ,)•o,i.,, ,•, 1 • '! .. . . e ., N~Yoabow. I , II ' " llatue oll'opeJe . . . ,In ·.. ' .· .. ··' l. '- .•.,.... ./.:_~, ~~ . -.- lbt~~ol~ CltJ, Ta.ln~llon ol the ' < realiln'a IPinach. principal . • otop, . ' ,\ :J. ...... ···''·"""""·"~·-·····~~-·.~· .,.,.,,,... VOL.·- ·-.Xxll ··NO. - 181· '' I •• at .y . »-ted To JJae llllerelll QJfte .Mei~J·Ma,on POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, QHIO . ' Area.. MONOA-r.-:JANI/ARY ~ 1970 I It Up Pres-ident In ·California's Sunshit«( ' PALM SPRINIJS, CaW. em Calif~~ ma _..,, far llllllllaime JII'1IIRIII. NW!D,. :wire IIIII dqllllr · (UPI)~Pruldeot NWn loafed 1111117 0 l'iw! lilt IIIJPOI'IullliJ to 'l'llei'Nildllltlllllalivelywu orDl ......... II YGtar1 Ill 1111 luda)' on tile plulb ettate ol play lbli DJDe.bo1e private loU alated to 1-.d ' badt to nallve CG1DtJ ·b lln· lllllltlmUliOba Walter B. ~ ~on Alulellber&'l spadoua Wuhingtoll 'l'llnday. Plalll tbeJ depltt. or... ' ...j. • -:-.: i· .\ . -. ·•. ' - ,. ' ' I ·, . , . . _ IMILI2I ~ i!llltlnl 111111 ldlool'l El8le ~team Is 7-1, headlnc for a IOUOIIIbel could be lbe belt In Its 18 year hlalory. Will! jult one loll ..., 14 Federal lloeklng- the Eaglel could flnllb play wltb a 17-1 record and bead Into toamament play on a J!ll' .with the acbool'a ., goat 198f.e5 dub wldcb ended 111-2 after lhllr......., -· f'AR.~s·. TO swr ·. i• . • . 'I ,_... { ;: .. II ; ' . . ;/1 . .• • ' i -" ._... • '. ". I ' :" . '·';c' .• ' .. . ... - . -~ . '";n~:if., .~ .• ,. 1 •;, ~r·. . ·+~ l . OH,I GUESS MEBSE It'S LIK& 01.! BIJZ . .sAID ..... ' ' . ., . -· ...... to Allllll1111 tile dlllrlcl llnals. 'ftle 'ftllllty ..D.!. frmt, Ito'' Bob.C,IIdwell, Tom Karr, Jim Amlbary, Roo aollh, MDII GclrreD, IaTy MUhone: !leCOIId row, Bowie OlldweD, Mike Borinll, Dave Smith, Dennll Eichinger, Bob Rlldlle, Rick WUlliuns and Coach Dan Wright. (See page 3 felt ICCGUI\1 ol Saturday night's victory over Southwestern. ) ~~~~~~~~r~; .u.s. IUIIbulador to Great BritaiD. He apent Sunday night there. 'ftle ll'lrlt Lldy, the Nbon'a eldell daUihter Trlcla, 23, and tbelr clOI!l friend, <llarla G. "Bebe" RAI~, a Florida lluket and real eallle developar, allo were boUiegueata ol the abeenlee boot. Alulellberl and hla wife Leonare flew back 14 London &mday before lbe presidential puty arrived. Tbe Weelern White BowJe aid the O!ief EDcutlve pn>bably would return to hla leUide San Clemente viDa today but could prolons his 80)0111'11 at lbe ncluslve "colebrlty" vecallon resort another day. Allrlolloaa Are Maay The attractions of the Soulh- estate. · Temperai\Jnl In San CJe. menle bave rupd from blgh 80'ato low 40'a-too chDli far I dip In the rollln& Pldllc 11111'1 near Ida eallte. Nixon felt free to take a break from his offldal paper· work after coming 14 grlpewlth the new federal budget he wiD preoent 14 Congress felt the 19'11 ll8cal year. Budset Director Robert Mayo, whoarrlvedbereFrlday, was expected to confer qaln with Nlzon befare he returns to Washington to whip the doc· ument Into flnll fllrm . Nixon reportedly ~eked Mayo'a axing ol money requeall despite special pleadlnc from Cabinet and asency heads. Tile Jlllltce Department, however, wiD get all II a*ed Tile l'nlldlal a11o bGjild IQ ' tntlng Ida $7111 birthday polllb 1111 flnt state .Ill . . Friday, but there orDl be a cab UrdGD ....._ wldeb be Will wltb Candln. dellftr to Jan. D. IIIII wen jDdellldte felt o:eJ&. ,w 91 IJal/teu Given eoncr- Agnew in Katmandu KATIIANDU (~' ..., VIce l'relldllllllplro T. A.- eae to Kalmllldu IAidq . .. Ill' ovemtaJII , . . li tile lllmalayan liJncdam ·~ on CommUilltt Cblna't ...,... derbelly. 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