https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dc379ccda22e5932356ad13de4fb0ea1.pdf 4222c673118f45d9f0883087c954441b PDF Text Text .; / -(/ ' . . · ~· r• 1rN ~ MiJ.dle"OIUo v~ . "' ' ! . " I \ I ' ' -· .. !:: · ;: . ;;:. ... . ·,., ..,. -~ BIG DOX HABIT- Dolle Wallltn, Mllllllor~-tftlle Melct llnuden llua 1be ball, ouUeaplng Wahama's David~ (33) In Sajurday nlghl'a FakGn vlclllioy over Meigs. Walters led the field ~ reboUIIdi..!, · ~ i-1111 . . I ~· .'' !-'' l I . ~$truggle Opens ~TOday on· . fSchool Aid,· Inflation ~ . ·JJq~ery ...•. 1 (j WASHINGTON (UPI) -The '[ pemocratic controlled 9181 C<rireturned for ita sec<llld / liellllon tooay to face an im,. ~te poHUcal struggle wltll ;• rres1c1ent NiJ:oo on school aid :· ind Inflation. ( The House and Senate, ~J!leelinll at mon, also were · ~!eared for later electloo·year testa on hot Issues !run lllreet •. crime to !be draft. Nixon will deHwr to a joint ;:.:: .r:r• . And ..-.the mliiY ,..,,., J.;rrr.ll forget. the' . . Loss ~ is $40,000 ...... ~ ' . ~· .,. ' . M~i~·· lfigU t~~~HUGl ., ·•· NowY... Lc. ·~ ...... ::;-.:. ..... tl M ., . SoughJ:qn •" • ' i' { I ....•• .•. ' • ,, • ', 'i "l, • •., •.,l �' 19·C Pl•lds •nd Stri~~t~ · Reg. 98c . Now . • .. · . cents an· hour · to aU DGl!teaching emp)oyes. Memberablp In the , Ohio ScMdl Board's AsioclaUon lor ReX) Y'*l" ,Billa well . ........... Ticli~ts $1.25' .............. . ~ \ . .. T~~¥11111111 .. ·,, .; ' llleC.~&=-~· lox - -. ' ; " 1 Ylrd Darn~rout•'s DE PT. STORE - 1 . .'' :'Gilllipolis �' 19·C Pl•lds •nd Stri~~t~ · Reg. 98c . Now . • .. · . cents an· hour · to aU DGl!teaching emp)oyes. Memberablp In the , Ohio ScMdl Board's AsioclaUon lor ReX) Y'*l" ,Billa well . ........... Ticli~ts $1.25' .............. . ~ \ . .. T~~¥11111111 .. ·,, .; ' llleC.~&=-~· lox - -. ' ; " 1 Ylrd Darn~rout•'s DE PT. STORE - 1 . .'' :'Gilllipolis �. 't·~ '· r' f if '...\.·•' ~ -~ , . ·-·· . ....• . • ••• •• •• ...• '" •• • .~.lltll ·'· ' "' ~ •. . ' ' ·' .•. \ EAC~.' ' ·" �. 't·~ '· r' f if '...\.·•' ~ -~ , . ·-·· . ....• . • ••• •• •• ...• '" •• • .~.lltll ·'· ' "' ~ •. . ' ' ·' .•. \ EAC~.' ' ·" �' .·•· . "·· I· I Tri.Advisory , Q/ubPrcgram Cound Meets Given by.·Mrs. Tile · . Felm.Jaey Cbun:b David !'lel~on and · cehlute lis 30ih anniversary Durham as , special gueat.. Gil •Jinuary 21. at the Seventh n- up. :rPW~I people ere .(ftnul Baptist Church with students 'at ~e ~ llfr'l. llllu1ba Branham, Dallas, and whose parents art ,~ as RUtS~ sololal. miasionaries In tbe l'hiUpplne \·. 'trnt M1 Cup, Lord," uru Islands. . . 'l'ell T)le World That I'm A .~ . Qrlallan" . and "Blessed McKinneys ,were the . £01!P1!1 a~ol!!iais 811111 by Miss Le Master. h ( Dou ht ~"""*e on the subltC~ "' o g er :•·Diamorlds In The Rough'~ and !,'used as her text Malachi 3:17 GAWFOIJS-Mr. and Mrs. ..,.. "ADd lbeY BbaU be rqine, salth WIUlam R. McKiMey, ~ ·~· the Lord of boets, In that day River Rd.,' are llli10UIICin8 the .._.; wbep j make up my jewelo." birth of a daughter, Jan. I at u- Sbe Olplained that the Mlselon Holzer Medical Center. The •~. waiters were illustraUve of baby weighed nine pounds and ·• li'Oikers In a diamond mine. 21'.! ·ounces and has been named T0111 of dirt are unearthed to Valerie Rose. flnil Glle diamond, and It tal<e9 Valerie Is being welcomed by •~ to ar1ll a brother, WIUlam Matthew, 3. hours and ..,.s une one Paternal grandparents are IOUI whom she called "a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas diamond In the rough." 'lbese 1 diamonds are alcoholics, unwed ·McKinney • Cheshire. Materna moiiiers and unloved chl)dren. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Through the Jove of Christ, Rush F. James, Eureka. \ lhiae •'dJamonds" can be made Moo~ Gi.LIJPOUS- Mr. and Mrl. Stanley Wood entertal~ed memberl of the Trl Advliory Council Frld•y evenlnc. Nineteen members and two gues\1 were preaenl. Mra. J~ Richarda gave the devoUona. Chairman Denver Yoho opened the meeUng and Mr. and Mrs. Yoho gave the program. Mr. Yoho gave a reading on farm Ule and Mrs. Yoho read a .' .. <f ' •. , Caryl Mae .Sorger , Rebecca Marie Snead • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mrs. Mary M. Snead, 191510 Marquette Ave., PI, PJeaae!ll, amouncea the eil&a£f"'"'ll and approac:llq marrlsge of her daughter, Rebecca Marte, to Paul J11111e1 ~r, aon of Mra. Marsuerite Butterfield, 16 Cblllicotbe Rd., Galllpolis. Miss Sneitd II a graduate of ~ Pleaaant High School wbere abe received the JAC Awmllor citizenship and the "I Din You Awml." Slle II emplo)'ed as a secretary by the QMlt Bureau of ~ Pleasant, Inc. Mr, Skinner Is a GAllS graduate. lie aerved In the U.S. Army for two yeara and Ia praenUy ~ed by Flaher Sbres, Inc. Plana are being made fer a July wedding. Before MJss Le Master spoke, the ·expression, "go by the ~- t11e Ladles Fellowship enjoyed a board," originated with sail· the ing ship days, the "board" bere meaning the side of the :~, FeDowship Room. ship, as in "man overboard/' ~- Mrs. Wayne Amshury, Mrs. So 'I'· Drive Spread Out :~ I~ f -t~ Given on 'Living With r.eosion PAaiAVIS = ,P-91'" JEWBEIS Kansaa has an area of 82,:/M square miles. I !hilt II ..·FOR . ' >. SPECTACULAR. :;.~ SPRING LO.OIS••• ... .... Coanty Mother's March scheduled for thla coming Sllnday, ~ not be held com. PT. PLEASANT - A two..,., plel8ly on tbal date due to the wreck Satorday mominll at the polllblllty of more inclement lnterBectlon of -22nd and Jackweatber. · son Ave. Is IIIII under lnlllltead, the coUectlon lilaea ve&Ugallon by POint Pleasant will be varied lhrougllout the Oty Pollee. . month of January, Clalrman Drivers in the early morning Mrs. Harry Sders, . Galllpolla collialon were Identified as Leon Ferry, aald today. R. Parker, !M, of 403 Zlth Street Mrs. Slden stated alnce the and IJiredith i.Qwe, 45, of 5()6 march dates ~ be varied, abe Chandler Drive. WOI!id Ute fer the public 1o be Police aald Parker was going aware that the workers may be east on 21lKI Street and Mrs. tnocklng on their door moat was 1ravellqj south on anytime llelween January 18 Lowe Jackson at the tbne of the and January 30. collision. Three weapons are used tn Property damages were fencing-the loll, the epee eallmated to he fiOII. and the saber, • ~. ~had,:.:: , ....'..., ' ' ' \ ' ' • ;.111 ;\'1 ~ • ." I ' Two-Car Wreck \ ' llilrld"o,.,.. Sdtllfll..., I SALE Is Reported the-~~~~~ } GAWFOLJS - "The Art of County recently and · the and make them work lor you. all" !various ideas were given :,ec:;e In 1closlns W!>llllda tn • • Livtng with Tensions" was program fur the 111eetlng was on Po!luck lun~h was enjoyed at "'' I his 1: you can fight back · ·"'f. ~· liP~ and ta discussed in depth at the Gallla living wilh tensions. Pat Glass lhe noon hour ·in .th~ church con~lruclively; and you C8li bladder :~8 ~~D ¥ otliet: biXI1 ' .prlmo County E1tension Homemakers conducted the morning session dining room. Hostesses for the lca1r lu a~epl what you carlnot tissues. _; ·1 meeting Wednesday afternoon and)legan her teaching with the day were the Rio Grande group. change. This a! Illude· or art of al the Grace United Methodist quesliQII, "Whal is Life?" With Mrs. Gladys Watlll uhibited a acccplin~ change might weD be Church. audience participation this wus lovely handmade rug lor the !Joe key lo our beiJog mbre free of Mrs. Hiram Stutes, preskl~t, most interesting as to wbat hobby display. lensiun. , . •1' \ was in c~arge pi the brjel many of us term as life. The afternoon session began The nul meeling'1"ill Ite'Fib, business ~~ and welcoined A planned Mental Heallh .IQ at 1 p.m. with Mrs, Wa>"e l li and . is open to ~ll those attendlhg, Mrs. Raymond Quiz was conducted. "What' is Amshary.in charge of a brief h' ~mem•kers a~d ',inl.erested Willls;pianili,led the group In Tensiop"? brought forth many recrealiori period. ¥'•· Nyle iJCI'SOIOS. • . \' lhe singing of favorite hyrilns. ideas for d~ussion . However, Borllen conducted llle seeond DevotiOns wer8 .given by Mrs. "Tensions- are ·nothing more part of the discussion on "'11\e ,' ,.,, .•• "'~ *'IT'-J,~4 "'l"""'liol 'lhlltl'4hn!lllli1.10M~~Ilrip Art of Living 'with Our\ Ten, 8ERV1~'8<AJ)D~ sllent_pr!l:er ~"!' . observed In all peop)!l e1111¢encewhen they sions" by ~ving the. auc!ience • GALIJFOUS -llernarii,W. lilliiory' OI"Ws. Paul JaQuay are reacting to a lhreat" By los! and 1denUly the many · Frldd bas returned to his base whohad·oerved•lor many Y"'!fS m ans of chart lind ptepaJti! rharaclerislics of poor mental ' in Fl. G~rdo,n, Ga. after as the ln!!rnatlonal' Penilies fdr text, the listing of lhe signs of' beall h. Emotional illness is the spending several dsys with his FriendBidp Cbalrman. IIJlod mental haallh served as mosl ·common of all IllneSses In · grand)lllrtnls, Mr. and ~Pal Gl,ss, ,Gdllla qounty guidelines lor a most· 1~- America. Emotionally ill_people W~ter Dlll!ler and relaUves ID, Extension A~ellt,'• >• Home' IA!resling and 'Informative part are helpless and sulfer.as:!Duch' CoiUJI\l~~·,.__ .. · • · · as those who are ph~cli,l11 ip. He. nas "'"'nllie 17 mentba· Ill Economics, , related pr'"' olthe'progr11nu concerhinlj a ·~oyslns, Land: : · 1!1is. Glasa' npted that change .They-' can he helped a~ ll)ey' Vietnam, and wjJl spend ·6 SCllpin'g arid Hoine .Furnlabings . is 'pi'Dhably tlle' greatest streS. lend to gel well. .1 ., • l""ntha as an a"'ilslin8 , In;. Festival;' to be held at Rio ·of tension provoll,et-.JM;Ollle are The typical patterns 01 structor In electr~ --~ Gr•nde College on March 31, feeling (Qday, HOWI'ver, some meeting troubles · were .Frlddhopealoflniabh!4~ge; April 1·2, 1970. This will be 'a . i_e~'FS~ .and .worries are norl)lal djscussed a~ the 111anywa~s l<i work when his tour ol duly Wjth ' mulll-<:ouilty endeavor IGallla- and she•lated that 40 per•cent' handle tenSions were uplamed .the service Is completed. _ . . '! Meig&Jackson Co.) and will of our worries are lhlngs that through the use of a "Bag of Friends may send him cardl" ( have classes taught by out- , never bappen; 30 per cent are Tools'.' demonstration. First, we to the following addresa: atariatng and qualified about things that bappened In musl endeavor to locate the Spec. 5 Bernard W. Frldd; 276. opeeiallsiS. lhe past; 22 per cent ~ about · sources of our tensions. It was 42-773'1, Co. 'C. (2 BNI ~· BDE, llelaila are to be given at a little petty. lllings: and only I noled !hal we must balance U~ASESS Ft. Gordorl, Qeorl)!a laler dale hut the festival Is per cent are legitin)ate worries work with play: don'! feel guilty 30901i. '· -. planned to be like a miniature that we need to tblnk through to aboul occasionaUy just sitting. ' homO shQW wl!h eihibits, along a proper conclusion. Many · of and doin~ nothing; you can wllh the ~lasses. 1111' underlying causes of tension work off tension's; you can "'Jk Cynosura Pal Glass and Mrs. Nyle were explored and discussed. oul your troubles to some un- name for Borden allended a Leader The Important thing is to use derslanding person, you can we now ,. 1'\'alning Meellng in Jackson tensions constructively occasionally "gel away from il Lesser ""'"" • 'r Improve Rural llealtb Care," was conducted by Kenneth Tomlinson, dlscullllon leader• The 11011 meeting ~ be at . -the mott emllnl penawtile home of Mr. and Mrs. alized clua rlnp avalleblo George Northup on F!!b. 20. are beinl hen dall1l Come II\ a11d aee !h• many ASK to WED GALIJPOLJS - Two couples options ond leo~ of IN applied for marriage """'- new John Robtrh daM rift~. Saturday In the office of Ga111a County Probate Court. They Order today ond be wb• were Shirley Ann Shelton, 19, your riftl Ill only a 1IICIIIIII. Patriot, at home, and Ralph Do It now whlleit'a happlllinl• Dennll Jones, 22, Galllpolla, United Statu Navy; and Virglnls May Underwood, 46, Gallipolis, housewife, and Clifford Forrest Drummond, 56, f.1d;:l.:~ Kerr, laborer. PT. PLEASANT-Tile Masoo _ ;, ~· . ~~-~\ In I Gallic Homemakers Council Program ,, \ ....,eel •• uaeful. l G.A. 'I I.t number of poems. A diacuaalon on "How We Can a'· 1-t'"" supper At.Wood Home F- Annovndl .•,..,..,ee" ~· p0tiuek ,, HAVE YOUMETTRE WOJ UM STAPLETONS4own at H llld ET 1'biJ ln... nice .. C1D be, butfor a While I know I ~ 111111 lluiii'J 1111 lllllllll!bK'• .,m,.~act ... Had~ to ,aee ~ hdJn tbe)r pve up the llbop;hut ~mmy, aU Ill ODCe they ....... 'lbe above ad pd. lor by STRAWBERRY II1LL, INC, of Rio Grande. Worda cannot dj& ew tbe wonde&ftj ftl!lel lor t1101e who 1a1ow • enjoy fine quality - EvqM: 'M lUlls • ft&. ~JIO dnooea • ~.00 - Sklrls • 911 11Mn, regularly $11JIO to t411 now •uo 1o $11.01 eel. lllleii'Jio 20\!o. .Houradall7l p.m. to&p.m.llilldayl U·lp.m. :,,..,:: ... ,.. 1,, : .. • _,Wild--Friends Need To Know 48 STATE ST. NIX GALLIPOLIS, OHIO You C.re Flowers Tell lbem So DUDLEY'S . FLORIST Sorvtnt: Gallipolis Parneny. Mkldlot*l. o. w. Yo. w.tmorm.- & Ml- Co.. ' .· ~\:it HAS ·t,a be .,, 1 · ·, ,..,II'< ••. .··~: . ii· ' ~· ' NQ2863 BUCKET \' " NQ2989 ·sTOBAGil BlN .. l· . .,__ ''--. ' " �' .·•· . "·· I· I Tri.Advisory , Q/ubPrcgram Cound Meets Given by.·Mrs. Tile · . Felm.Jaey Cbun:b David !'lel~on and · cehlute lis 30ih anniversary Durham as , special gueat.. Gil •Jinuary 21. at the Seventh n- up. :rPW~I people ere .(ftnul Baptist Church with students 'at ~e ~ llfr'l. llllu1ba Branham, Dallas, and whose parents art ,~ as RUtS~ sololal. miasionaries In tbe l'hiUpplne \·. 'trnt M1 Cup, Lord," uru Islands. . . 'l'ell T)le World That I'm A .~ . Qrlallan" . and "Blessed McKinneys ,were the . £01!P1!1 a~ol!!iais 811111 by Miss Le Master. h ( Dou ht ~"""*e on the subltC~ "' o g er :•·Diamorlds In The Rough'~ and !,'used as her text Malachi 3:17 GAWFOIJS-Mr. and Mrs. ..,.. "ADd lbeY BbaU be rqine, salth WIUlam R. McKiMey, ~ ·~· the Lord of boets, In that day River Rd.,' are llli10UIICin8 the .._.; wbep j make up my jewelo." birth of a daughter, Jan. I at u- Sbe Olplained that the Mlselon Holzer Medical Center. The •~. waiters were illustraUve of baby weighed nine pounds and ·• li'Oikers In a diamond mine. 21'.! ·ounces and has been named T0111 of dirt are unearthed to Valerie Rose. flnil Glle diamond, and It tal<e9 Valerie Is being welcomed by •~ to ar1ll a brother, WIUlam Matthew, 3. hours and ..,.s une one Paternal grandparents are IOUI whom she called "a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas diamond In the rough." 'lbese 1 diamonds are alcoholics, unwed ·McKinney • Cheshire. Materna moiiiers and unloved chl)dren. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Through the Jove of Christ, Rush F. James, Eureka. \ lhiae •'dJamonds" can be made Moo~ Gi.LIJPOUS- Mr. and Mrl. Stanley Wood entertal~ed memberl of the Trl Advliory Council Frld•y evenlnc. Nineteen members and two gues\1 were preaenl. Mra. J~ Richarda gave the devoUona. Chairman Denver Yoho opened the meeUng and Mr. and Mrs. Yoho gave the program. Mr. Yoho gave a reading on farm Ule and Mrs. Yoho read a .' .. <f ' •. , Caryl Mae .Sorger , Rebecca Marie Snead • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mrs. Mary M. Snead, 191510 Marquette Ave., PI, PJeaae!ll, amouncea the eil&a£f"'"'ll and approac:llq marrlsge of her daughter, Rebecca Marte, to Paul J11111e1 ~r, aon of Mra. Marsuerite Butterfield, 16 Cblllicotbe Rd., Galllpolis. Miss Sneitd II a graduate of ~ Pleaaant High School wbere abe received the JAC Awmllor citizenship and the "I Din You Awml." Slle II emplo)'ed as a secretary by the QMlt Bureau of ~ Pleasant, Inc. Mr, Skinner Is a GAllS graduate. lie aerved In the U.S. Army for two yeara and Ia praenUy ~ed by Flaher Sbres, Inc. Plana are being made fer a July wedding. Before MJss Le Master spoke, the ·expression, "go by the ~- t11e Ladles Fellowship enjoyed a board," originated with sail· the ing ship days, the "board" bere meaning the side of the :~, FeDowship Room. ship, as in "man overboard/' ~- Mrs. Wayne Amshury, Mrs. So 'I'· Drive Spread Out :~ I~ f -t~ Given on 'Living With r.eosion PAaiAVIS = ,P-91'" JEWBEIS Kansaa has an area of 82,:/M square miles. I !hilt II ..·FOR . ' >. SPECTACULAR. :;.~ SPRING LO.OIS••• ... .... Coanty Mother's March scheduled for thla coming Sllnday, ~ not be held com. PT. PLEASANT - A two..,., plel8ly on tbal date due to the wreck Satorday mominll at the polllblllty of more inclement lnterBectlon of -22nd and Jackweatber. · son Ave. Is IIIII under lnlllltead, the coUectlon lilaea ve&Ugallon by POint Pleasant will be varied lhrougllout the Oty Pollee. . month of January, Clalrman Drivers in the early morning Mrs. Harry Sders, . Galllpolla collialon were Identified as Leon Ferry, aald today. R. Parker, !M, of 403 Zlth Street Mrs. Slden stated alnce the and IJiredith i.Qwe, 45, of 5()6 march dates ~ be varied, abe Chandler Drive. WOI!id Ute fer the public 1o be Police aald Parker was going aware that the workers may be east on 21lKI Street and Mrs. tnocklng on their door moat was 1ravellqj south on anytime llelween January 18 Lowe Jackson at the tbne of the and January 30. collision. Three weapons are used tn Property damages were fencing-the loll, the epee eallmated to he fiOII. and the saber, • ~. ~had,:.:: , ....'..., ' ' ' \ ' ' • ;.111 ;\'1 ~ • ." I ' Two-Car Wreck \ ' llilrld"o,.,.. Sdtllfll..., I SALE Is Reported the-~~~~~ } GAWFOLJS - "The Art of County recently and · the and make them work lor you. all" !various ideas were given :,ec:;e In 1closlns W!>llllda tn • • Livtng with Tensions" was program fur the 111eetlng was on Po!luck lun~h was enjoyed at "'' I his 1: you can fight back · ·"'f. ~· liP~ and ta discussed in depth at the Gallla living wilh tensions. Pat Glass lhe noon hour ·in .th~ church con~lruclively; and you C8li bladder :~8 ~~D ¥ otliet: biXI1 ' .prlmo County E1tension Homemakers conducted the morning session dining room. Hostesses for the lca1r lu a~epl what you carlnot tissues. _; ·1 meeting Wednesday afternoon and)legan her teaching with the day were the Rio Grande group. change. This a! Illude· or art of al the Grace United Methodist quesliQII, "Whal is Life?" With Mrs. Gladys Watlll uhibited a acccplin~ change might weD be Church. audience participation this wus lovely handmade rug lor the !Joe key lo our beiJog mbre free of Mrs. Hiram Stutes, preskl~t, most interesting as to wbat hobby display. lensiun. , . •1' \ was in c~arge pi the brjel many of us term as life. The afternoon session began The nul meeling'1"ill Ite'Fib, business ~~ and welcoined A planned Mental Heallh .IQ at 1 p.m. with Mrs, Wa>"e l li and . is open to ~ll those attendlhg, Mrs. Raymond Quiz was conducted. "What' is Amshary.in charge of a brief h' ~mem•kers a~d ',inl.erested Willls;pianili,led the group In Tensiop"? brought forth many recrealiori period. ¥'•· Nyle iJCI'SOIOS. • . \' lhe singing of favorite hyrilns. ideas for d~ussion . However, Borllen conducted llle seeond DevotiOns wer8 .given by Mrs. "Tensions- are ·nothing more part of the discussion on "'11\e ,' ,.,, .•• "'~ *'IT'-J,~4 "'l"""'liol 'lhlltl'4hn!lllli1.10M~~Ilrip Art of Living 'with Our\ Ten, 8ERV1~'8<AJ)D~ sllent_pr!l:er ~"!' . observed In all peop)!l e1111¢encewhen they sions" by ~ving the. auc!ience • GALIJFOUS -llernarii,W. lilliiory' OI"Ws. Paul JaQuay are reacting to a lhreat" By los! and 1denUly the many · Frldd bas returned to his base whohad·oerved•lor many Y"'!fS m ans of chart lind ptepaJti! rharaclerislics of poor mental ' in Fl. G~rdo,n, Ga. after as the ln!!rnatlonal' Penilies fdr text, the listing of lhe signs of' beall h. Emotional illness is the spending several dsys with his FriendBidp Cbalrman. IIJlod mental haallh served as mosl ·common of all IllneSses In · grand)lllrtnls, Mr. and ~Pal Gl,ss, ,Gdllla qounty guidelines lor a most· 1~- America. Emotionally ill_people W~ter Dlll!ler and relaUves ID, Extension A~ellt,'• >• Home' IA!resling and 'Informative part are helpless and sulfer.as:!Duch' CoiUJI\l~~·,.__ .. · • · · as those who are ph~cli,l11 ip. He. nas "'"'nllie 17 mentba· Ill Economics, , related pr'"' olthe'progr11nu concerhinlj a ·~oyslns, Land: : · 1!1is. Glasa' npted that change .They-' can he helped a~ ll)ey' Vietnam, and wjJl spend ·6 SCllpin'g arid Hoine .Furnlabings . is 'pi'Dhably tlle' greatest streS. lend to gel well. .1 ., • l""ntha as an a"'ilslin8 , In;. Festival;' to be held at Rio ·of tension provoll,et-.JM;Ollle are The typical patterns 01 structor In electr~ --~ Gr•nde College on March 31, feeling (Qday, HOWI'ver, some meeting troubles · were .Frlddhopealoflniabh!4~ge; April 1·2, 1970. This will be 'a . i_e~'FS~ .and .worries are norl)lal djscussed a~ the 111anywa~s l<i work when his tour ol duly Wjth ' mulll-<:ouilty endeavor IGallla- and she•lated that 40 per•cent' handle tenSions were uplamed .the service Is completed. _ . . '! Meig&Jackson Co.) and will of our worries are lhlngs that through the use of a "Bag of Friends may send him cardl" ( have classes taught by out- , never bappen; 30 per cent are Tools'.' demonstration. First, we to the following addresa: atariatng and qualified about things that bappened In musl endeavor to locate the Spec. 5 Bernard W. Frldd; 276. opeeiallsiS. lhe past; 22 per cent ~ about · sources of our tensions. It was 42-773'1, Co. 'C. (2 BNI ~· BDE, llelaila are to be given at a little petty. lllings: and only I noled !hal we must balance U~ASESS Ft. Gordorl, Qeorl)!a laler dale hut the festival Is per cent are legitin)ate worries work with play: don'! feel guilty 30901i. '· -. planned to be like a miniature that we need to tblnk through to aboul occasionaUy just sitting. ' homO shQW wl!h eihibits, along a proper conclusion. Many · of and doin~ nothing; you can wllh the ~lasses. 1111' underlying causes of tension work off tension's; you can "'Jk Cynosura Pal Glass and Mrs. Nyle were explored and discussed. oul your troubles to some un- name for Borden allended a Leader The Important thing is to use derslanding person, you can we now ,. 1'\'alning Meellng in Jackson tensions constructively occasionally "gel away from il Lesser ""'"" • 'r Improve Rural llealtb Care," was conducted by Kenneth Tomlinson, dlscullllon leader• The 11011 meeting ~ be at . -the mott emllnl penawtile home of Mr. and Mrs. alized clua rlnp avalleblo George Northup on F!!b. 20. are beinl hen dall1l Come II\ a11d aee !h• many ASK to WED GALIJPOLJS - Two couples options ond leo~ of IN applied for marriage """'- new John Robtrh daM rift~. Saturday In the office of Ga111a County Probate Court. They Order today ond be wb• were Shirley Ann Shelton, 19, your riftl Ill only a 1IICIIIIII. Patriot, at home, and Ralph Do It now whlleit'a happlllinl• Dennll Jones, 22, Galllpolla, United Statu Navy; and Virglnls May Underwood, 46, Gallipolis, housewife, and Clifford Forrest Drummond, 56, f.1d;:l.:~ Kerr, laborer. PT. PLEASANT-Tile Masoo _ ;, ~· . ~~-~\ In I Gallic Homemakers Council Program ,, \ ....,eel •• uaeful. l G.A. 'I I.t number of poems. A diacuaalon on "How We Can a'· 1-t'"" supper At.Wood Home F- Annovndl .•,..,..,ee" ~· p0tiuek ,, HAVE YOUMETTRE WOJ UM STAPLETONS4own at H llld ET 1'biJ ln... nice .. C1D be, butfor a While I know I ~ 111111 lluiii'J 1111 lllllllll!bK'• .,m,.~act ... Had~ to ,aee ~ hdJn tbe)r pve up the llbop;hut ~mmy, aU Ill ODCe they ....... 'lbe above ad pd. lor by STRAWBERRY II1LL, INC, of Rio Grande. Worda cannot dj& ew tbe wonde&ftj ftl!lel lor t1101e who 1a1ow • enjoy fine quality - EvqM: 'M lUlls • ft&. ~JIO dnooea • ~.00 - Sklrls • 911 11Mn, regularly $11JIO to t411 now •uo 1o $11.01 eel. lllleii'Jio 20\!o. .Houradall7l p.m. to&p.m.llilldayl U·lp.m. :,,..,:: ... ,.. 1,, : .. • _,Wild--Friends Need To Know 48 STATE ST. NIX GALLIPOLIS, OHIO You C.re Flowers Tell lbem So DUDLEY'S . FLORIST Sorvtnt: Gallipolis Parneny. Mkldlot*l. o. w. Yo. w.tmorm.- & Ml- Co.. ' .· ~\:it HAS ·t,a be .,, 1 · ·, ,..,II'< ••. .··~: . ii· ' ~· ' NQ2863 BUCKET \' " NQ2989 ·sTOBAGil BlN .. l· . .,__ ''--. ' " �' . ,. ·;, .... , •I '·~ 1.' ... ·t,· /· 1100.eontributeil.: • . ' . I 'r , _. ' ' •1 ., I i ' ·Fo~ Repdit-.f)jnd::·. ,· . \ '. WHE111ER OR NOT MONTHLY parties lOr patients at lhl Soulbeastern Ohio Mental Heslth Olnler will continue this year. may depend upm the generosity of Meigs folks. ' Mrs. Mary Martin. erganlzer of tbe parties for wrious local JP'Ollllll, reports that there's just nothing left to use for game prizes and thai cash donations aren't comll1! in to help with refrel!hmenta and favors. Perhaps you would Uke to gtve. Money should be sent directly to Mrs. Martin, !'omero7, Route 3, but If you have new or good used items which might be sulllhle fer game prizes, you can leave these at The Daily Sell· IIDel ol!lce lor Mrs. Martin. Socb, ties, jewelry, pens, combe, COIIIIOUCI, anything along lhls line is soillble. .• ,..... SPEAKING OF HOUSES, isn'lthe new brick parsooage of RACINE- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mc<lin!Dck are annollllCinC the engagement of their daughter; Ann, to Mr. Larry Wllea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles, Pomeroy. Miss Mcatntock is a graduate of Southern lUgb School and attends Rio Grande College. Her fiance graduated from l'llmeroy High School and 11 preaently employed at Tipp aty. A summer wedding is planned. The Rev. and Mrs. Bill Perrin and children continue the waiting game becaU8e even though the house has had that : finished look for weeks, a few things remain to be done. : The old house which sets ooly a few feet from the new : structure is to be torn down once vacated. ; MRS. REINO LINO, at University Hospital the past two ' weeks undergoing eye treatment, had surgery Friday aflernoon. MIDDLEPORT The • Her address is Means Hall, Room 259. friendly stranger, and his potential danger to chlldren, MAXI COATS are making the scene here in Meigsland! While was the program theme .of they've been a bit slow in catching on, about a dozen Meigs ffigh Thursday night's meeting of the ' School girls are sporting the fashion-right lllllxi coats. Middleport Child Conservation League. The safety program featured a film entitled "The Riddle of a Friendly Stranger" secured • MIDDLEPORT - A $25 by Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. from the public r~lations film "'"'tribulion was made w the Slavin, and Mrs. While. A noral librarv.of lh.e.Maratbon Oil Co. 1oliddleporl firemen 's building arrangement centered the and a discussion on alerting fWld when the Busy Bee Class table. Others attending were children to the danger. mel Thursday night al the Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. MrS.Allan King presided at Middleport First Baptist Lillian McGhee, Mrs. the meeting held at the Rosemary Lyons, Mrs. Freda Columbia Gas of Ohio office in Church. Mrs. Charles Simons installed Edwards, Mrs. Electa Souders, M1'ddleport. Pia ns were IIllide tbe officers for 1970 and and Mrs. Wilma Parmalee. for the annual husbands' night presented each one with a observance to be held on Feb. devotional calendar. Installed 19. A bowling party will be were Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, POMEROY -Officers were planned. president; Mrs. Leora Sigman, elected when the Racine A "bakeless" bake sale was vice president; Mrs. Beulah n~~'l.lr.~a~t~~~.:r.y~~;.I!!J ,. !. held jllld membe\'S ~ an Wllite, secretary; Mrs, isabelle ~i_rem~~ ••'!lda,n'6!'\ , . ,.,... AV!lll party for February.and a · W!fnebrenner, ~•• _-utaht ltlected were Joyce Sisson, Tupperware party for later in +tary; Mrs. Lettie Roush, president; Emma Lyons, vice the spring. trj!asurer; and the teachers, president; Gene Lyons, An invitation was read from Mrs. Dana Hamm and Mrs. secretary, and Chick Nease, the Kyger Creek Club inviting Roma Hawkins, jllld assistants, treasurer. Karen Lyons was · members to attend a games Mn. Cora Pullen and Mrs. welcomed as a new member. party Thursday night at 7:30 Sigman. Mrs. Nora Jordan is MaeCieland,retiringpresident, p.m. at the Kyger Creel< . Em· the card chairman. named a committee to revise ployes Club. .. Living our Days with the by-laws before the February In response to roll call Christ" was the devotional meeting. members gave their New Year theme used by Mrs. Simons. She A bake sale was planned lor resolutions. The Mother's presented a poem, The New Feb. 14 at the Racine Food Prayer and tbe pledge to the Year, scripture, and prayer. Markel. The door prize donated flag opened the meeting. OfThere was a responsive by Jean Cleland was won by fleers' reports were given by reading, Cal1 to Consecration. Mrs. Nease. Steak and poring Mrs. Pal Duffy and Mrs. Frank • Buddy gills were distributed :and a salad course was served knives are for sale by the Sisson. aullliary. Mrs. Waller Morris won the • .Firemen's Fund Benefitted Officers Elected Combines The WWJhing Convenience of Programmed WWJhing And Automatic Dry Control hostess prize. A jello dessert was served by Mrs. Don Bec.ker, Mrs. Don Grueser, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. Louis Osborne, and Mrs. Charles Bradbury. Others at the meeting were Mrs. John Blaker, Mrs. Clifford Kennedy, Mrs. Kenneth Scites, Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Robert Schmoll and Mrs. Eogene Houdashelt. ·I f T p . Ire rqec IS ACCepfed POMEROY- Providing new tile [or the kitchen Door of tbe Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church parsonage has been taken on as a project of the Women's Missionary Society. The group met recently at the parsonage with Mrs. Eugene GillinchargeandMrs.Rlchard Friend giving the devotions. Prayer was by Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and the group sang The Way of the Cross. Mrs. Friend read- 1' pturefromMark8and -· a meditation entitled, We Need New Ways to Pray from the Reader's Digest. Mrs. Karen Flores was a guest. Members signed a get-well card for Mrs. Gerald Pullins who underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital this week. Refreshments were served to lllose named and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Clifford Klein, Mrs . James Gilmore, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Wise,Hubert Mrs.Wolfe, HarryMrs. E. Clark, Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Bob Barton and son, Billy,andMark Friend. . Groom is Host to Dinner at BaiTs MIDDLEPORT - Mr. David Garst, whole marriage to Mill Christine Babr wu an event of Jan. 10 at the Middleport flQO '•' . • I con:. AtlN!akfCNIIIM:trUNIII"- *' Mrs. Cesh Babr preceding the Friday night reheanal. GueslsatthedlnnerwereMr. and Mrs. Bahr and cleli8bler, Condance, Miss Uncle Garit ri Lyndon; MisS Sharqn COOianln, MoWlt Vernoo; Mill Bonllle Spengler, Columb!Js; Mr. and Mrs. WUilam Morgan, Ellllne\ carol and Jeanette, Lyndon; Robert·Eggleston, Stoney Point, N. V. Gary Duncan, New Haven, W. Va.; ' .John Brothers, Eaat Sparta; ·Richard Felpel, Ard· m~re, P~ .• Mr. an4 Mrs. · Chester Erwin and the Rev. ~ullin Moyer Midllle)Joij, · ' · · s!C mf'' a WASHERS M=t.. .,, WASHER MODEL 660 DRYER MODEL 630 DRYERS • Automatic Dry Control • Safety Stan 8u'tton eSiM Cycles • Variable :remperature ~ BAS ' Beci!ltllnC Sunday, -• dlln:b b\llleUn wW be UIICL ""'-' c.ct wua)lliollltedtobaw-.eot · compilln& the material IIIII newa fw the bulletin with Mn. Barbara Mullen to 111111 In printing lt•. ' . . . ' 1n preparaUan fGr Lelll, ,W. were made to place · a suggeatlon box In the·velllb11le of the church and parllbltiRen are aaJced to tn.t Jl' 'bit topics 10r dllculilont. Mrs. PhyUII Hlnnesy, Mn. and Mn Jooephlne " · Mulle0folunieer9d to serve u co-chairmen fer the nya and means commtltee. Mn. Calbetlne Welsh'* lcled at the meeUngwlllcb!l'upNcededbJ Milt and Rout)'. The !leY. Fr. Bemard Krajcovlc pn pnnl' · MIDDlEPORT - TIC TOC (lillie .In Cluial and .iurn on Dlrtst) haa·heen ~ aathe ' name for a ne!l' Sunday echool ctus lor YDI!Illl adulta at the Middleport CJnu:ch ol Chrlat. Charleen Ward BetroNd ClaBJmemberlmetThur~ PORTLAND ..:.. Mrs. Charles Ward of Portland II announclng the engagement of her cleughla', Charb!en, te Mr. David Garver,ardiOII of Mr. and Mn. Donald Garver, SilerMiss w II a fll'aduate of Soulbern Hlab .Scbool. .wood, . . R8clne and Roedel College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Sbe Is presentlf employed In tile pa;rroll ac:coontlng department for General Eledrlc In Feat Wayne. Mr. Garver grU!aled from Falrvle!l' High School In Slenrood and from the Midwestern OIUege ln Fort Wayne. il!l ~~~JU"'In lhe U.S. ArmY and Is now emPloYed Ill! an "'""'"""c teclmlclan for Magnavox Ccrp. at Fort Wayn~. Weddln8 plans are lncGmp)ele. Shrinettes/nsfiJU II II 117TS. 11711TY Baldwin POMEROY - Mrs. Mary Baldwin was installed aa president of the Twin · aty Sbrinettes at a meeting Thursday night in the Sllrtne Club rooms . a I the .....,.., u--lc Temple, Middleport. I> Other officers lnltalled,were Mrs. Agnes Brown, 'IUce president; Mrs. Gertilde Mitchell, secrellry; , and Mls8 Shirley llee4le lreall)ll'er ~- night at the. hcime of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger to . "-· organ1ze . The ""'. RauWn Moyer met with tile YOUIIII people. Atlelldln8 !l'ere Mr. and Mrs. Don Erwin, Mr. .lftll Mn. Ron HannlnJ!, Mr•. and Mrs· Dick Moret and TIID!D)', Mrs. Michael Gerlach, and the Ohltngers' son, Jay. Scout ' leaders and committeemen ·to be present. JOF CLA&'l, Pomeroy United Methodist Church meeting Monday 7:30p.m. at church. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Monday at llchool 7•30 p.m.; Hamtin King speaking on drugs and narcotics. MEIGS CHAPTER lleMolay, Monday 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple, Middleport. ' MOTHER'S CLUB, 7!30 pm. basement MalOnic Temple, Middleport. · Sc.boOI Senior Mo~n, Tuesday 2 )i.in. · at school. SALISBURY P.T.A. 7:30 Tuesday, Salisbury Eleinenllry . ~1 . Rev. WUilam Alnon, deYotlonal'leader. Program on ' aafety. . . lEWis. MANLEY Pull 263 American Lesion Aux!Uary 7 p.m. 'l'uesday nlghtat tile home ol Mrg, WW Winston, Middleport. · NAME OMIIIED PO)IfEROY - The name of M~s. Hilda Frecker wa, unintenUonaUy omitted fi:Om ~ llsl of gueata altendl,ng ~ · ~nt bridal abower hdnorlng Mrs. Brenda WoUe. · _.,..vea, . teopenthemeetlnl. ·lfelbi!I!Ud the club for a Cllrlilmu lift. · Named u boltalel lOr. the Feb. 5meetlngwerelfn,llll!ll H dl M · Mar• Kun an ey, tl. · ' . • ze'--Mn u...,,, · °-'._.... ,.....,,_ ......,.., Uoa PI-"' Mn .. _ ,.. • ... ......; .- · ' lldrelllmlllll wen lined b)' .Mn. Iabelle Webrunl, Mn. Martha Greu, Mra. J!'mma Radfonl, Mn. Cecilia lllldl, and Mn. BettY Ollliliaer. . ABSIGNED IN VJETIII:UI NEW HAVEN - · Army . Private Fir.s t c,Iasa Rtvna Curtis KlnS m, 211 llbl!le parenll live bini wu ~ to the 25th ·lh(an'try Dlvlllon In Vietnam Dec. t u 1 medlcil aidman.' ' DAUGHTER BORN · . POt.IEROY- Mr. and Mn. Gordon Gibson, Atlleftl, are annou·ncing the birth of a dau•hter, Jodi 1 - · , on N.... .,.,,.. •• Year's Day at Sbel'-'•• Arms Hospital, Athena. 'n;;' baby weighed five ~·""· and 14 ounces. Mrs. is the former Rhonda Bricklea. Granclparenta are Mrs Waller B k Racine and ' ....._._ld ~ e, ' "'"'" BrlCkles, .4, and Mrs.Pomeroy, Lana Route ·Glblon, Harrisonville .... and Mrl R B 1 kl. ""i p · · oy r c 08 0 omeroy' ·Route 4• are great-grandparenta. SUNDAY PAST OFFICERS Club, Racine/ OES, annual • Chapter 8 d 1 30 dinne~, : p.m. un ay, P~n\!:'t tRtlort, Ben Philsoil.' ·~.- -~~ en · ANNUAL PARISH meeting, Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church; election of wardena, vdeslt"";'en ;ndd con~entlon eor'a~gle, ~~ ~ · : e ega es; un ay, p.m. presided lit tbe ineetinjJ: Potluck supper. A valentine party wa's MONOAY plannedfortheFeb.l9meetin8. MIDDLEPORT P.T.A., 7:30 The traveling prize donated by Monday night, Middleport Mrs. Leopha Wagner wu won Elemenllry School; apeaker, by Mrs. Baldwin. The Rev. W. H. Perrin 00 Children and Their Problema. UNDERGOES "~URGERY Father's night to obaerved. POMEROY - Mrs. Blll JIIONDAY Biggs, Pomeroy, Route 4, WI· CHESTI;R PTA, Monday at derwent surgery Friday at the 7:30·1p.m.; ' Mrs. John Reibel, Holzer Medical Center, program c~ . GaUlpolta. Her room number Is · LETART FALLS PTA, 361. Monday evening, 7:30, at school; President Dennis "Milk shed" Is the term Manuel asks aU Cub Scoots, uaed to designate the farmWebelos and parenta, den' ing area from whlcb a city mo~s and aaaistanta, Cub obtains Ill milt aupply. ' willbe "i · AREMINDERiedo&owneN~thaltuHttaylsthelastdayto . puriNae thole all impoitalrt dog tag&. A, !~!!Dilly of $2$ may he . 1 'lnvcit,Ciiq~., ~Is a $1 penall7 ""each llg PI!"~ after Tuesda)i\ ragSUe~fo~bolhmaleandfemale · .' ' I r •., ,. •, ' Sgl{ (;omh8' Unit Has Earned Award " RUTLAND· - Sergeant l,ree Combs, .iorl Of Mr. and Mri. Lee Combs Of Rutland, Is a member of the IW141h CofnmU!Iir9tions GrouP .that has earned the ·Ins taliation Servi~e Held outstanll!ilg Unit 11.wafir'1The Wlil was cl!ed for !ll!rltorioua• service in sbppori ol Soutbeut Asia frOJJl ,JUly 1gee thriiilgb June 1969. , sergeant ·Combe Is • COifl" municatioos spec~~ to Udorn Royal Thai AFB, Thailabd. He was a 1910 gr~duate of Ru,land High SC~ool 1 Ills wife, Peggie, js lie. daughtl!r o( James O; H~ard and Mrs. Nelly Young, ~th: of Gallipolta. I ,, o•·· Gt.;; . . Collltlnues on FAMOUS 'IIAND· NAME tLOTHIN&,·•• .' \I' For Bot~ ..,• .and .Wo•n if· · CL01111 GRO . VER . ' is al.' .· U _. ·n.·'~.;0 ~ 0 . .. 01110 ., ·,. '. · ,.-.-------~=====·==:::,::::::::::::;~~:!;;t Hart· ·1 .•,. 's.·,. '. OF REVOLUTIONARY MATTRESS VALUES . ' ' " t ---~----------------------.. " I ' ·i. Rutland ., r ' Coritin~~~~~~:. ·=e~a~~::;.::~~!: EAStE~ES:~H ·• Power Soak Cycle • Four Programmed Wash Cycles • Variable Water Levels e B.luch Dispenser A ' Young A ts in TIC. TOC Class. Ann McClintock b Wed .. tile Trinity United Church of Christ attractive! "DD.UITII DLIII" ~~ ·:.. ' , dul , : Homer Gordoo wbo have called Pomeroy "home" for tbe past 25 , • *· 'IBESE ARE DAYS OF MIXED emotions for Eleamr and ~ Cune the first of February the couple will be moving to West :. Virginia. Mr. Gorden received a promotion with Philip Sporn and , with it came the tranafer to the Amos plant. ". 'lbil ~end Mr. and Mrs. Gordon !l'ere joined by their son .: David and his wife or Cincinnati lor a trip to Teays Valley to look ~ over the holl8ing situation. ' ' ll:lbuuon to,wm;4 the apne of, 'Moll)et Ma!7 Cl.-. !1 ~ 'Mtl!,rins li!liU~lnlinl ' liM! Vlllll otphirilit; ~qlll p fGr ~ ~ ~ Qf ~ ~ 1 Cbrl~lm!i.l d9nallli!t. /l'lll ilijrl dlthl!IIC • ~ · wa4 .laJIIIIJ •J.falJit . c~~ ~~~Jcle ~· the 'C.tliOUc:women•• .~ lhat five M~• Club l;lilr!iia 'I " ' - ' 'lbw'l, ...d bien ,jlvlll· " · lhfl!-11. cley nlg!li. , · ., a~qn&·wtth pili lrid ~.One seveili fllhd r~ ~.~ of the bu11et1 !ftl!ll .le ~ were tllllcuaaed and a bake lllle Barbara ~~~ fAmll1 ~· wuael fer SIIJ..s,y,ftb. 1, In homewuc!wiu1edb)'fil!lil*· the audltorlwn followklc tile I before Cl)rlltmu. • , · andlOa.m.llei'Yices. Collee wW Mn· Rill llaJiial ,... ~ be .wved 8t that tjme. 011 pointed Ujli z • i~ \0 the recommendation of · the adlrcb W0111111 Unlledollleip ezecu!lve COmmittee pJani County, Tbe I Jpall<ia oflh. were .me ~ fer a J!lpey Elean_~ ,a llic:tellrJ llllppel' l'!' -. April . 11, ' and • !811 ....w- ...., Role holiday bazaar to. he 'held 1n SIIIOD .U appolaled.to llll,tbe November. +• ' qlflce for.:Jhe remllnder Gl tile It wu fCIIGI'IIid that a new term. . lllu1al PIR·In•white with CI'Clll !!fra. 1'11111 CUd ~ _.,. u IIi .three colora had .been put• o:halrmln of the ' ._ comdlased.Reportswerealloglven mlttee. Mn. J.~ M. \'!llrnll!ft ., holiday acUvltlel ol the club. . rellgned· from the cablmlttee due te mheilth. . · ~ ., POMEROY -II was a weekoflllll')lrisesfer~me! 11oo1er and PoUy Hysell had the nicest surprise of all -a call frQ!n their 1011, Rodney, '!ho is spencing his aecond year ID . Vlelllam.ll wu bandied by shortwave radio tJirough an operator In Calllomia. 111e IOtll birthday or Ray E. Gibbs woa made a real occasl111 ~ a Uprise viSit frcm fonner buainess ASI\')clalea at Rizer Oil. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Mr. and Mrs. Troy~' GeM Coleman and John Fultnent to the Gibbs' home 1..- a celebnUon Wedneaday night. ; \ ,j. -·~1, ..... .. . ........ • ' • p \.-· •• ' . . ~' 'j~ • 1\ ' ' • • v ,•-· ·joyce, . ~lfS .. Ccmi'i•ll, Perlt. fashion end VIner . MEN'S · . Flors!Miin', J•rm•n; ~tailcl ·: ·--~-~------~--~~-- . N'fhi? spr;hg',r. s~ ,_, , T l Arriving Ddllyl .· • Furnltli:rel ARNOlD GIATE It·.Pit. 742-4211 · '- · ·~ill, 0. 1 ~~-·~---------------~---~--~ •• �' . ,. ·;, .... , •I '·~ 1.' ... ·t,· /· 1100.eontributeil.: • . ' . I 'r , _. ' ' •1 ., I i ' ·Fo~ Repdit-.f)jnd::·. ,· . \ '. WHE111ER OR NOT MONTHLY parties lOr patients at lhl Soulbeastern Ohio Mental Heslth Olnler will continue this year. may depend upm the generosity of Meigs folks. ' Mrs. Mary Martin. erganlzer of tbe parties for wrious local JP'Ollllll, reports that there's just nothing left to use for game prizes and thai cash donations aren't comll1! in to help with refrel!hmenta and favors. Perhaps you would Uke to gtve. Money should be sent directly to Mrs. Martin, !'omero7, Route 3, but If you have new or good used items which might be sulllhle fer game prizes, you can leave these at The Daily Sell· IIDel ol!lce lor Mrs. Martin. Socb, ties, jewelry, pens, combe, COIIIIOUCI, anything along lhls line is soillble. .• ,..... SPEAKING OF HOUSES, isn'lthe new brick parsooage of RACINE- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Mc<lin!Dck are annollllCinC the engagement of their daughter; Ann, to Mr. Larry Wllea, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wiles, Pomeroy. Miss Mcatntock is a graduate of Southern lUgb School and attends Rio Grande College. Her fiance graduated from l'llmeroy High School and 11 preaently employed at Tipp aty. A summer wedding is planned. The Rev. and Mrs. Bill Perrin and children continue the waiting game becaU8e even though the house has had that : finished look for weeks, a few things remain to be done. : The old house which sets ooly a few feet from the new : structure is to be torn down once vacated. ; MRS. REINO LINO, at University Hospital the past two ' weeks undergoing eye treatment, had surgery Friday aflernoon. MIDDLEPORT The • Her address is Means Hall, Room 259. friendly stranger, and his potential danger to chlldren, MAXI COATS are making the scene here in Meigsland! While was the program theme .of they've been a bit slow in catching on, about a dozen Meigs ffigh Thursday night's meeting of the ' School girls are sporting the fashion-right lllllxi coats. Middleport Child Conservation League. The safety program featured a film entitled "The Riddle of a Friendly Stranger" secured • MIDDLEPORT - A $25 by Mrs. Winebrenner, Mrs. from the public r~lations film "'"'tribulion was made w the Slavin, and Mrs. While. A noral librarv.of lh.e.Maratbon Oil Co. 1oliddleporl firemen 's building arrangement centered the and a discussion on alerting fWld when the Busy Bee Class table. Others attending were children to the danger. mel Thursday night al the Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. MrS.Allan King presided at Middleport First Baptist Lillian McGhee, Mrs. the meeting held at the Rosemary Lyons, Mrs. Freda Columbia Gas of Ohio office in Church. Mrs. Charles Simons installed Edwards, Mrs. Electa Souders, M1'ddleport. Pia ns were IIllide tbe officers for 1970 and and Mrs. Wilma Parmalee. for the annual husbands' night presented each one with a observance to be held on Feb. devotional calendar. Installed 19. A bowling party will be were Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, POMEROY -Officers were planned. president; Mrs. Leora Sigman, elected when the Racine A "bakeless" bake sale was vice president; Mrs. Beulah n~~'l.lr.~a~t~~~.:r.y~~;.I!!J ,. !. held jllld membe\'S ~ an Wllite, secretary; Mrs, isabelle ~i_rem~~ ••'!lda,n'6!'\ , . ,.,... AV!lll party for February.and a · W!fnebrenner, ~•• _-utaht ltlected were Joyce Sisson, Tupperware party for later in +tary; Mrs. Lettie Roush, president; Emma Lyons, vice the spring. trj!asurer; and the teachers, president; Gene Lyons, An invitation was read from Mrs. Dana Hamm and Mrs. secretary, and Chick Nease, the Kyger Creek Club inviting Roma Hawkins, jllld assistants, treasurer. Karen Lyons was · members to attend a games Mn. Cora Pullen and Mrs. welcomed as a new member. party Thursday night at 7:30 Sigman. Mrs. Nora Jordan is MaeCieland,retiringpresident, p.m. at the Kyger Creel< . Em· the card chairman. named a committee to revise ployes Club. .. Living our Days with the by-laws before the February In response to roll call Christ" was the devotional meeting. members gave their New Year theme used by Mrs. Simons. She A bake sale was planned lor resolutions. The Mother's presented a poem, The New Feb. 14 at the Racine Food Prayer and tbe pledge to the Year, scripture, and prayer. Markel. The door prize donated flag opened the meeting. OfThere was a responsive by Jean Cleland was won by fleers' reports were given by reading, Cal1 to Consecration. Mrs. Nease. Steak and poring Mrs. Pal Duffy and Mrs. Frank • Buddy gills were distributed :and a salad course was served knives are for sale by the Sisson. aullliary. Mrs. Waller Morris won the • .Firemen's Fund Benefitted Officers Elected Combines The WWJhing Convenience of Programmed WWJhing And Automatic Dry Control hostess prize. A jello dessert was served by Mrs. Don Bec.ker, Mrs. Don Grueser, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Mrs. Louis Osborne, and Mrs. Charles Bradbury. Others at the meeting were Mrs. John Blaker, Mrs. Clifford Kennedy, Mrs. Kenneth Scites, Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs. Earl Davenport, Mrs. Robert Schmoll and Mrs. Eogene Houdashelt. ·I f T p . Ire rqec IS ACCepfed POMEROY- Providing new tile [or the kitchen Door of tbe Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church parsonage has been taken on as a project of the Women's Missionary Society. The group met recently at the parsonage with Mrs. Eugene GillinchargeandMrs.Rlchard Friend giving the devotions. Prayer was by Mrs. Pearl Jacobs and the group sang The Way of the Cross. Mrs. Friend read- 1' pturefromMark8and -· a meditation entitled, We Need New Ways to Pray from the Reader's Digest. Mrs. Karen Flores was a guest. Members signed a get-well card for Mrs. Gerald Pullins who underwent surgery at Holzer Hospital this week. Refreshments were served to lllose named and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Clifford Klein, Mrs . James Gilmore, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Wise,Hubert Mrs.Wolfe, HarryMrs. E. Clark, Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Bob Barton and son, Billy,andMark Friend. . Groom is Host to Dinner at BaiTs MIDDLEPORT - Mr. David Garst, whole marriage to Mill Christine Babr wu an event of Jan. 10 at the Middleport flQO '•' . • I con:. AtlN!akfCNIIIM:trUNIII"- *' Mrs. Cesh Babr preceding the Friday night reheanal. GueslsatthedlnnerwereMr. and Mrs. Bahr and cleli8bler, Condance, Miss Uncle Garit ri Lyndon; MisS Sharqn COOianln, MoWlt Vernoo; Mill Bonllle Spengler, Columb!Js; Mr. and Mrs. WUilam Morgan, Ellllne\ carol and Jeanette, Lyndon; Robert·Eggleston, Stoney Point, N. V. Gary Duncan, New Haven, W. Va.; ' .John Brothers, Eaat Sparta; ·Richard Felpel, Ard· m~re, P~ .• Mr. an4 Mrs. · Chester Erwin and the Rev. ~ullin Moyer Midllle)Joij, · ' · · s!C mf'' a WASHERS M=t.. .,, WASHER MODEL 660 DRYER MODEL 630 DRYERS • Automatic Dry Control • Safety Stan 8u'tton eSiM Cycles • Variable :remperature ~ BAS ' Beci!ltllnC Sunday, -• dlln:b b\llleUn wW be UIICL ""'-' c.ct wua)lliollltedtobaw-.eot · compilln& the material IIIII newa fw the bulletin with Mn. Barbara Mullen to 111111 In printing lt•. ' . . . ' 1n preparaUan fGr Lelll, ,W. were made to place · a suggeatlon box In the·velllb11le of the church and parllbltiRen are aaJced to tn.t Jl' 'bit topics 10r dllculilont. Mrs. PhyUII Hlnnesy, Mn. and Mn Jooephlne " · Mulle0folunieer9d to serve u co-chairmen fer the nya and means commtltee. Mn. Calbetlne Welsh'* lcled at the meeUngwlllcb!l'upNcededbJ Milt and Rout)'. The !leY. Fr. Bemard Krajcovlc pn pnnl' · MIDDlEPORT - TIC TOC (lillie .In Cluial and .iurn on Dlrtst) haa·heen ~ aathe ' name for a ne!l' Sunday echool ctus lor YDI!Illl adulta at the Middleport CJnu:ch ol Chrlat. Charleen Ward BetroNd ClaBJmemberlmetThur~ PORTLAND ..:.. Mrs. Charles Ward of Portland II announclng the engagement of her cleughla', Charb!en, te Mr. David Garver,ardiOII of Mr. and Mn. Donald Garver, SilerMiss w II a fll'aduate of Soulbern Hlab .Scbool. .wood, . . R8clne and Roedel College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Sbe Is presentlf employed In tile pa;rroll ac:coontlng department for General Eledrlc In Feat Wayne. Mr. Garver grU!aled from Falrvle!l' High School In Slenrood and from the Midwestern OIUege ln Fort Wayne. il!l ~~~JU"'In lhe U.S. ArmY and Is now emPloYed Ill! an "'""'"""c teclmlclan for Magnavox Ccrp. at Fort Wayn~. Weddln8 plans are lncGmp)ele. Shrinettes/nsfiJU II II 117TS. 11711TY Baldwin POMEROY - Mrs. Mary Baldwin was installed aa president of the Twin · aty Sbrinettes at a meeting Thursday night in the Sllrtne Club rooms . a I the .....,.., u--lc Temple, Middleport. I> Other officers lnltalled,were Mrs. Agnes Brown, 'IUce president; Mrs. Gertilde Mitchell, secrellry; , and Mls8 Shirley llee4le lreall)ll'er ~- night at the. hcime of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger to . "-· organ1ze . The ""'. RauWn Moyer met with tile YOUIIII people. Atlelldln8 !l'ere Mr. and Mrs. Don Erwin, Mr. .lftll Mn. Ron HannlnJ!, Mr•. and Mrs· Dick Moret and TIID!D)', Mrs. Michael Gerlach, and the Ohltngers' son, Jay. Scout ' leaders and committeemen ·to be present. JOF CLA&'l, Pomeroy United Methodist Church meeting Monday 7:30p.m. at church. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Monday at llchool 7•30 p.m.; Hamtin King speaking on drugs and narcotics. MEIGS CHAPTER lleMolay, Monday 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple, Middleport. ' MOTHER'S CLUB, 7!30 pm. basement MalOnic Temple, Middleport. · Sc.boOI Senior Mo~n, Tuesday 2 )i.in. · at school. SALISBURY P.T.A. 7:30 Tuesday, Salisbury Eleinenllry . ~1 . Rev. WUilam Alnon, deYotlonal'leader. Program on ' aafety. . . lEWis. MANLEY Pull 263 American Lesion Aux!Uary 7 p.m. 'l'uesday nlghtat tile home ol Mrg, WW Winston, Middleport. · NAME OMIIIED PO)IfEROY - The name of M~s. Hilda Frecker wa, unintenUonaUy omitted fi:Om ~ llsl of gueata altendl,ng ~ · ~nt bridal abower hdnorlng Mrs. Brenda WoUe. · _.,..vea, . teopenthemeetlnl. ·lfelbi!I!Ud the club for a Cllrlilmu lift. · Named u boltalel lOr. the Feb. 5meetlngwerelfn,llll!ll H dl M · Mar• Kun an ey, tl. · ' . • ze'--Mn u...,,, · °-'._.... ,.....,,_ ......,.., Uoa PI-"' Mn .. _ ,.. • ... ......; .- · ' lldrelllmlllll wen lined b)' .Mn. Iabelle Webrunl, Mn. Martha Greu, Mra. J!'mma Radfonl, Mn. Cecilia lllldl, and Mn. BettY Ollliliaer. . ABSIGNED IN VJETIII:UI NEW HAVEN - · Army . Private Fir.s t c,Iasa Rtvna Curtis KlnS m, 211 llbl!le parenll live bini wu ~ to the 25th ·lh(an'try Dlvlllon In Vietnam Dec. t u 1 medlcil aidman.' ' DAUGHTER BORN · . POt.IEROY- Mr. and Mn. Gordon Gibson, Atlleftl, are annou·ncing the birth of a dau•hter, Jodi 1 - · , on N.... .,.,,.. •• Year's Day at Sbel'-'•• Arms Hospital, Athena. 'n;;' baby weighed five ~·""· and 14 ounces. Mrs. is the former Rhonda Bricklea. Granclparenta are Mrs Waller B k Racine and ' ....._._ld ~ e, ' "'"'" BrlCkles, .4, and Mrs.Pomeroy, Lana Route ·Glblon, Harrisonville .... and Mrl R B 1 kl. ""i p · · oy r c 08 0 omeroy' ·Route 4• are great-grandparenta. SUNDAY PAST OFFICERS Club, Racine/ OES, annual • Chapter 8 d 1 30 dinne~, : p.m. un ay, P~n\!:'t tRtlort, Ben Philsoil.' ·~.- -~~ en · ANNUAL PARISH meeting, Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church; election of wardena, vdeslt"";'en ;ndd con~entlon eor'a~gle, ~~ ~ · : e ega es; un ay, p.m. presided lit tbe ineetinjJ: Potluck supper. A valentine party wa's MONOAY plannedfortheFeb.l9meetin8. MIDDLEPORT P.T.A., 7:30 The traveling prize donated by Monday night, Middleport Mrs. Leopha Wagner wu won Elemenllry School; apeaker, by Mrs. Baldwin. The Rev. W. H. Perrin 00 Children and Their Problema. UNDERGOES "~URGERY Father's night to obaerved. POMEROY - Mrs. Blll JIIONDAY Biggs, Pomeroy, Route 4, WI· CHESTI;R PTA, Monday at derwent surgery Friday at the 7:30·1p.m.; ' Mrs. John Reibel, Holzer Medical Center, program c~ . GaUlpolta. Her room number Is · LETART FALLS PTA, 361. Monday evening, 7:30, at school; President Dennis "Milk shed" Is the term Manuel asks aU Cub Scoots, uaed to designate the farmWebelos and parenta, den' ing area from whlcb a city mo~s and aaaistanta, Cub obtains Ill milt aupply. ' willbe "i · AREMINDERiedo&owneN~thaltuHttaylsthelastdayto . puriNae thole all impoitalrt dog tag&. A, !~!!Dilly of $2$ may he . 1 'lnvcit,Ciiq~., ~Is a $1 penall7 ""each llg PI!"~ after Tuesda)i\ ragSUe~fo~bolhmaleandfemale · .' ' I r •., ,. •, ' Sgl{ (;omh8' Unit Has Earned Award " RUTLAND· - Sergeant l,ree Combs, .iorl Of Mr. and Mri. Lee Combs Of Rutland, Is a member of the IW141h CofnmU!Iir9tions GrouP .that has earned the ·Ins taliation Servi~e Held outstanll!ilg Unit 11.wafir'1The Wlil was cl!ed for !ll!rltorioua• service in sbppori ol Soutbeut Asia frOJJl ,JUly 1gee thriiilgb June 1969. , sergeant ·Combe Is • COifl" municatioos spec~~ to Udorn Royal Thai AFB, Thailabd. He was a 1910 gr~duate of Ru,land High SC~ool 1 Ills wife, Peggie, js lie. daughtl!r o( James O; H~ard and Mrs. Nelly Young, ~th: of Gallipolta. I ,, o•·· Gt.;; . . Collltlnues on FAMOUS 'IIAND· NAME tLOTHIN&,·•• .' \I' For Bot~ ..,• .and .Wo•n if· · CL01111 GRO . VER . ' is al.' .· U _. ·n.·'~.;0 ~ 0 . .. 01110 ., ·,. '. · ,.-.-------~=====·==:::,::::::::::::;~~:!;;t Hart· ·1 .•,. 's.·,. '. OF REVOLUTIONARY MATTRESS VALUES . ' ' " t ---~----------------------.. " I ' ·i. Rutland ., r ' Coritin~~~~~~:. ·=e~a~~::;.::~~!: EAStE~ES:~H ·• Power Soak Cycle • Four Programmed Wash Cycles • Variable Water Levels e B.luch Dispenser A ' Young A ts in TIC. TOC Class. Ann McClintock b Wed .. tile Trinity United Church of Christ attractive! "DD.UITII DLIII" ~~ ·:.. ' , dul , : Homer Gordoo wbo have called Pomeroy "home" for tbe past 25 , • *· 'IBESE ARE DAYS OF MIXED emotions for Eleamr and ~ Cune the first of February the couple will be moving to West :. Virginia. Mr. Gorden received a promotion with Philip Sporn and , with it came the tranafer to the Amos plant. ". 'lbil ~end Mr. and Mrs. Gordon !l'ere joined by their son .: David and his wife or Cincinnati lor a trip to Teays Valley to look ~ over the holl8ing situation. ' ' ll:lbuuon to,wm;4 the apne of, 'Moll)et Ma!7 Cl.-. !1 ~ 'Mtl!,rins li!liU~lnlinl ' liM! Vlllll otphirilit; ~qlll p fGr ~ ~ ~ Qf ~ ~ 1 Cbrl~lm!i.l d9nallli!t. /l'lll ilijrl dlthl!IIC • ~ · wa4 .laJIIIIJ •J.falJit . c~~ ~~~Jcle ~· the 'C.tliOUc:women•• .~ lhat five M~• Club l;lilr!iia 'I " ' - ' 'lbw'l, ...d bien ,jlvlll· " · lhfl!-11. cley nlg!li. , · ., a~qn&·wtth pili lrid ~.One seveili fllhd r~ ~.~ of the bu11et1 !ftl!ll .le ~ were tllllcuaaed and a bake lllle Barbara ~~~ fAmll1 ~· wuael fer SIIJ..s,y,ftb. 1, In homewuc!wiu1edb)'fil!lil*· the audltorlwn followklc tile I before Cl)rlltmu. • , · andlOa.m.llei'Yices. Collee wW Mn· Rill llaJiial ,... ~ be .wved 8t that tjme. 011 pointed Ujli z • i~ \0 the recommendation of · the adlrcb W0111111 Unlledollleip ezecu!lve COmmittee pJani County, Tbe I Jpall<ia oflh. were .me ~ fer a J!lpey Elean_~ ,a llic:tellrJ llllppel' l'!' -. April . 11, ' and • !811 ....w- ...., Role holiday bazaar to. he 'held 1n SIIIOD .U appolaled.to llll,tbe November. +• ' qlflce for.:Jhe remllnder Gl tile It wu fCIIGI'IIid that a new term. . lllu1al PIR·In•white with CI'Clll !!fra. 1'11111 CUd ~ _.,. u IIi .three colora had .been put• o:halrmln of the ' ._ comdlased.Reportswerealloglven mlttee. Mn. J.~ M. \'!llrnll!ft ., holiday acUvltlel ol the club. . rellgned· from the cablmlttee due te mheilth. . · ~ ., POMEROY -II was a weekoflllll')lrisesfer~me! 11oo1er and PoUy Hysell had the nicest surprise of all -a call frQ!n their 1011, Rodney, '!ho is spencing his aecond year ID . Vlelllam.ll wu bandied by shortwave radio tJirough an operator In Calllomia. 111e IOtll birthday or Ray E. Gibbs woa made a real occasl111 ~ a Uprise viSit frcm fonner buainess ASI\')clalea at Rizer Oil. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Mr. and Mrs. Troy~' GeM Coleman and John Fultnent to the Gibbs' home 1..- a celebnUon Wedneaday night. ; \ ,j. -·~1, ..... .. . ........ • ' • p \.-· •• ' . . ~' 'j~ • 1\ ' ' • • v ,•-· ·joyce, . ~lfS .. Ccmi'i•ll, Perlt. fashion end VIner . MEN'S · . Flors!Miin', J•rm•n; ~tailcl ·: ·--~-~------~--~~-- . N'fhi? spr;hg',r. s~ ,_, , T l Arriving Ddllyl .· • Furnltli:rel ARNOlD GIATE It·.Pit. 742-4211 · '- · ·~ill, 0. 1 ~~-·~---------------~---~--~ •• �to' H• . GlOSS, plot . . (.:,~ wblc;h . lloC8d'll' 1, were an- . lor lollawtnc: P. Gilbert to planl tnglneer, V.vid R. Slmooton to . .ienlor performance qtnw, tenneth o. ~ to maln~nce foreman, Jot N. SaY!" ulillty foreman, William H. Killg to .lnslrumont main· Jiiiance loremall,and Robert B. .Eason to plant perlonnance ·7 James w rlllaurant,ald ...~ 1 erigineer. ...... '.1'·· - Gilbert jolnetl Philip Spcm ' \111nt Iii February, 1951, as I junior. test engineer in tile &osults Department. Mr. ·~jibeft and his wile, Allco, •ong with bis three !10111, ' ·'•" ' Wmroaqr ~httts - ittdintl P ·Regulars Rally )ames, 13, William, 12, an4 oiolln, I, rtSide in New 11aven. 'VOL. . . "'' IV NO. 51 ' Simonton joined the c:ompany ~ September, 1964 as il test 011glneering aide in the Results Department. In April, 196'1 be ,.. promoted to perlonnance engineer where be served unW . )uly; 1968 when he beclime lillintenance engineer. IJil now · ~ in New Haven with bjl life·, Tana Sue and son, Steven !!e is a native of Letart, W, Va., w. t:~s::::~~:e: · ~ 11110 A)lgUit, • · Ohw Politics Nn . ..........,, or """'' ~ (JALLIPOIJS-JceW..IbeiiiMIIIwlllterllme~oflbe part, followed the.::"~ ji.eat boala II lbe lleailllll!a ol the ctalury Two of tlie faVorite 1 •brilnl ~ · - . blrbors ._. 111e .moutll of the 1Cilla:.... Rlnr and 111e - : : :::.:cb~~ ~Ice pinberutlbe loot of 8tateSt. portionl. -~ bilaof River Newsfrnm the Janiiii'Y Demoorats, .by and larg ilaDlpoua DeilY ~. 1· · , took : JAN. 10, 1100- THE ~ANLEY WilL BE up for Pwneroy IIDichllllll dmm 'l'huradaj 1110ndn8far andlwltl :J'be Slallley Ia _ U: frQm = e, =::. ; JAN. 1i, UOO- THE SUNSHINE IS QVE UP tGnl&bl tor • l!!lmet'ol' llld down In tile morning for Cincinnati. C:OIOIIel Jull8p _l)ilvylliDchargeoftheofflce. The Bcnanaa wtnbeoutauoonaa Mle Ice puaes. · : :J'be Argand arrived this afternom frnm Pl. Pleuanl and filutned to Olarlestoa with a good trip. Captaln Gordon c. 'Greene reports the lee brolten and moving at aU polntl from to Syracuse. II)' this time It is likely to be ~ at . · . l(loal boat water 11 expected at Pluab..._.. There Is no lee lJelween Gallipolla and l..oWviUe but the gorg•a~ PGmeroy p IIIII boldng. '!be rile wiU 10011llarltbem out. • JAN.I2, 1100-THE ICE BROKE AT POMEROY thlallllll'llinl lltbreoo'clockandbeganpaaalncGaWpollsaUa.m. :,Captain MUeaBrown took the Carrie Brown up lnw themolllb Cll l1!t Kanawba River Tbunday where shewiU remain unlil'lhe Ice fllll out. i::The lee above lillie heaviest ever lmowll, uya Captain J11110a ~Bendenon of Pittsburgh. The rlv•ll lullof'lceall tile way up. De Oil Qty gll'g• broke up thjs 111011111w. The Virllnla ~... fl!liiluqb Saturday noon lor Qnclnnatl. Huvyli!t Will pua 11ft :; JAN.U,IIOO-THERIVERISIIFEET aad~andfliD•pf *' · . . ' L~~· 18,1100- RIVER, 22 F~ AND falling. The Pluaboa1b · . A _ s .. , • " 1r sentb.·ly· •'·:' .: _ · · , ·, " In l .l•Na.tl•on leUcrw - the wage earner - lied and the em.riency pm1- with lighllnOalion by invelllnC in lion' WIIIOit. · ·' IOIIItthing which wiU gain 1'1111- McDonald potilted out lhlt the er !ban lor.e value -property," Ropill!llcana ·~ no lillempt · Fry added. ·t» try apln or bep lli'e law· But Rep. A.G. Lanclone, Bel· makeri in -..... . IIIey • doulhilll•bi lalre Democral, 'llbo !Olllbl met with - . . . In lid, no of fiercely lor the ..~ Luna" further lctiOII was ICheiluied Ill ablUJ:Ji:f•~..lt·~ -, - ~12- biUll·'·~-=~~ at' ... ''1ilil!!i..il ..flli~· ._. man, wasn't worrl~. .., mld411mmerbefbre'inydlalp o "Nobody's·Bolhg to be HYinB li illade. · • . intents,"Lanclonaaaldinurs· "I doo't think there WillS lng that ~ colleagues retnln great an eolerlency II IIley from hastily allowing a boo8l made It out to bi ;, MdloniJd in Ohio FHA and VA interet~ ald. "I think flllh. proPoul ot rates whl)f tW ilucQed poui. alemPorart lnlerett . . ulltil chan&es In tile 118111')' law. · April i wil a d!Jftlie ill lly lb . Lanc!ooe's statement .,... getthebal!)enolfthelrbiick." made to counter JliPubll~ 1 = t i : anleu ••• were · , would be no new low-<:0111 bouling ••allable 1,n Ohln. , _ unw . I .' ~. .:...~!-~.!' ·~ta: =~· 11 maa:oof BOV· 0:::!: :0 '~illa:e ra~·•• er::e"~~s 'rmg ..., .......,. turn around and leU WashJncWn where to get off. "Thla .~ not a legislative ': the _ ......._ # . ........., to ""''"'"' ... -· preparatlqrrfor this year's 1 \ .~Y!iel eh. I ledbo·. the noh· · of P'!l'l lan• IC op ~rd rae, · to Saturday by !Uing ln.tlle ofllee ' gJo:ward ·-schul~•. Circuit problem, be aald. "'lbia II an administrative problem .In Washington." GOP 011 Sldellllel A final lncongrulty Wll lnillallllll by lloall . _ _ ~t'c~~ 0 frCHII yean argulllelll. ' ~take I •'meltaJ•~- lnllllinl that w Jet 1 ~ Jll"88lanCY 11Dtb fiiUrl · ·' ., :.r:~ =o~t":J Chrlatmaa vacation. Senate Democratic Leader Mille Mansfield said the Senate would tate uplbeblUprunpU,,wit,boutthe customary wail lor Nixon's State of the Union address three 1 days later. The blU, puaed by the Houae but ~id over by the Senate far action this year, Is .1.3 blUion over Nixon's reque8la. IJamo. crats have v""ed lo override a velD and make It a prime Olectlon year Issue. · = .·· . ·Wftkend were a round of golf Monday and a breakfast meeting with · Adm. Jolin McCain Jr., c;GII1Illllllle-in-cblel of u.s. flll'Cell'in lbe Pacific., ,.,. vice president and his s. . alle_r a three-week Klan Business First on List Earlle,r. Clc!renc~ Adkins! ' ._lil&bal l!rto the ring IU ' llun~ ·School of Beauty wife, Judy, were covered wilh ' W4jdalilotllf ~\Ill IO.'bis ·Culture; Mh)da, a alsth gr~ ,Dowtr Jela.aalbey waved to 150 GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. ' ~·· aeat. · IIUdeilt at' MaaoP. and Wally · .apectaton grettlng them at (UP!) -Klan leader J. Robert · -~filing period opened Jari. who is-11•• yeari·old. .' \ Hlcllam Air Force 8aae Friday Jones, recenUy released from ·. $ imcl eilda !ell. ·7. , _ ' The 1\Xcfelr ten1,1 ~ ~I nlgbl on their arrival from federal prison, plans a "private . , ..JiaynesCUI'I'fiiU,ii!,..YOI'Of Keelerwjlluplre .althe}!i!dol A~, New Zealand. party" for Klansmen and c,Maaon ~nd Ia aetive , 1}n f!ds year, but ll:~ NPIOI Af Mckland be was heckled personallrlelldJ Sunday before ~ CCIIIIinilnlty prvjicla. ' &llllouneed , his ,inlentllqi in by claalrators aa be left for "hitting the road" Monday on · ~ ·~ ai) eril~o~ of,, ~ 01110· ~ ~lec;lio!l 10 UW 1!1Je:, tile ~lrport. It was the third Klan buainesa. VaUeyl!lectriCI;Otp.iljcllroi'b .,,..,,...board · . . i'. ,,aach.demonatration,oneinvolv· Jones, grand dr~ of the at the Kyger~ Plarit tt . ;~.~ bcN!i'd !lltmben an-' lngtlOIIpersona iDNewZealand United Kiana of America Cheshlte. He and·his ,.ue, tile e...c.lain!lit~~ · ln·24 boura ' (UKA) in North Carolina, was I~ Ida, ~\~Ccx:ky.) _IM,Il Jl~ ,flO!~ leal'eti! '· ~AIJ\Iil 'accuaedofthreatening released from prison in Danlllgela, are the ~ta ol ~ liiltll, til .lbe ,lofi~ . to~ -Airiew appeared before a bury,Conn., Jan.9alter serving ~. ~. ~ aludant at.year. · . ;' ' mqlltrate In Auctland and 10 months of a one-year sen.,. 1 ,' • • ' , • ~ •,was·ccmmltled !DJpsychistrlc tenceforconlemptoiCongress. r.mru~ JJeJ~. t;l. , ' He and his Wife took a brief . . : • . ~'~""" ~ .', , . ', b,la n daja abrl>l!4o ••cation before returning nearly' u 111ll)J.n · appeared WU'IIIII4!d bJt home. , ' dllnollalrallona· such as tha Jones declined to say ~ '· ~~ - Ill tomatoes at his "!JCC~fjcallywbatllllflrst order , J~ne· m Canberra, Auslra- ot; bllliqell .,m be, bot In· •IIi. ~liillatedha iriltbe hard'1t work ~ meellngs with forelP pUlli~g the organizatiOn ~ck ld""" _the vice prtSident l(Jgether. 1 _ ,. Januanr . ,• (li Q ' E ' ' Gas S'L _ IW w n MIDDLEPORT - A llbn, l\811Rnlllent Energy, was shown to members of the Middleport· Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday "'""t following a steak dlnner ~eo DY ladles of Heath United Methodist Church. Tom Casoell, local manager of Columbia Gas, Inc., introduced the fUm which ,._ .plored tile development of the gas industry into one of tile nation's prime sources of energy. The Rev. Charles Simons is program Chairman. President John C. Bacon presided. Cassell observed lbat Columbia Gas delivered U billion cubic feet of gas durlng tile recent cold period, which was 270 mllllon cubic feet more than ever dellvered before. Ladles of the church serving dlnner !!ere~- Judy Frailer, Mrs. Mu , Donahue, Mrs. Richard Slack, Mra. Helen Byer and Mlas Beso Sanborn. · ~:wal ~:::e.r:.":u..am:=: G'. a~ · , •a .. . Ill ' u.s. from '-0/J · '- '. ce-r f . Ji ft'l!:B~:] :· ""·'"·"",- ' Vletnlin.. ' lroopll ' :· ~ ' ; ·..: ' I ~A . I • Senate Republican Wblp Robert P. GrliiiD and Houae GOP Lead• Gerald R. Ford baveputthelrcoU&aguesonthe spot by publicly caUing It a test of loyalty w Nix<ri and his light agalnsllnOaUon. · The lllll's biggest spending increaae, and tile me singled out by Nixon lor the moat crlllcism, was a Pl8 -mlllloo booat in ''Impacted aid" for schools in dlstrlcts with heavy concentrations of federal em· ,, ' · ' , .. ' '. ' . I! I'I ,11 1 ' . _, . l ) ! J. l '• l I Shortly ~ore Chriatmaa, Allott, Baker and eltlbt other Republlcin -Iori apoMOI'ed an amendment to ~ncr.- tbe added amount 117 an addllkaal tiiO milllon. It pUled, 73 ill I, but was droppad In tile final Senate.Jioule cii!Jpromlla. Even wilb l!le'tiiO miDlon out, the lllll COIIIainl • •117• .111 implcted alcl, up $'18 miDiill frnm last year and ..,. miDlon more than Nix111 wanted. . Police Break Up I I s l I I ).ioyes and tbeir lamlll•. -~::::::::::::>.:~::~::f.:::W::::::X::O:::::::>.?.:~~·~·> HONGakm& KONG (UPI) Tension tile Sln.so.lel budt!els. border has been increaslq Houae Democratic Leader recently deoplte lb Carl Albert aald Nlson'a veto \ tllreat indicated a "desperate resiiJIIIIIIon of border lalb Ia EntJsclu'""'"" lor tile slraws of foreign Pektog minlsle" hetweeao1 tile deputy ~... two 'Pt-wer." He chided Nixon lor uualrlea, Commualst choosing an education blU to IOUI'Ces aid Saturday. . ~;;~~~~-; - .Y.Ici , •theloyallfpfllepubllums Tltt-lndlcatedtPI · ~, 1• ~~ hta ~ to. uae aeveral "tktdea~" ~~ ' ' · lf cAictil 1 ~-· ... , "' ' RussiaJi add '' Red ~· S.turday after hill relimi 'lrclm 'IHia thraats-"ere otwiOIIIiy border 1roop1 bad octm..1 111 lj'IIIUon Allan tour during r:.,il1iboy~· :,..111e ~~:! "i'ec:eully" Ia disputed bonier which hi f~U, ran into """ · • areas. anti-VIetnam War demonalra· Albert said. om":O'~"·==~Ilona 'ltle sbowdowil wiU COOle ' · "''~-""---"~ _ •Di•v·ided' WASHINGTON CUP!) Moet of the eoitlmated '200.a. teenaged &irll 'llbo pt pregnant this year wtn be ordered out ol achool at least unlll lhelr children are bam. Scbool olflclala have Juaiulad this actiOn for tn ·wr~ou~ ways. "It's lor the &lrl'a own good ... abe mlaht pt llualpfd 1n 111e hall or the other Plr wiU laugh at her,'' ·Ia aile - WASHINGTON (UP!) -Two Republlcauenators said Salllt· day they proiBbly would 11UJ1o pori President Nlzon's thrUtened sofa •11.7 biWon Health, Educ on_ and WeHare appropriations bill as inDaUonary despl ' their vigor· ous support lor ita biggest epending lncreaae. Sens. Gordon Allott, Colo., and HO\oard H. Baker Jr., Tenn., said IIley both found home state support lor Nixon's · irwistence ·m reduced spending ·our.. cre::r\e:: Schoo · .& pi CGDtinue ill ali4n4Jclllillfl' regulariywouldbe ''to ieant • . • " · Still nem and c:: E Fry Mprlngfleld uaed tile "lltUe inan in the 8.,!eei" nor· ma11y rtlerYed to the Demohe be ed far crats as - gg emerIIOIICI' action 011 interest rates. Fry ~ failure to treat the iiiUe ~ . an OJDelltney woulil affee!: 'tOIIa ol tliouiiniiS ol 01110 laJiWies In .lllClderate ~ and other ~ aarida of tile underpri~ed '!! lllaaniiWofObloaclllet. . IIIPy lee. II wiU take until Monday 10 cleu tile river of Ice. Tl!e bu dalle no clamaee In this secllllll, . - JAN. 14, UOO - THE ARGAND IS THE Olarlolllln ~ ~ morniDg. Olarleo Stalder II In ~ ti: ille ofllce• . ~ Gerdon C. Greene tbowed hla ·as ..U a fii!Od judgement by atartlng oul ~~of the olher 11!*1 . .. lbou&blafsuch1 tblng.llle ila good lee fl&b!or and Ia_claiiWI . ' bull.- in the GalllpoliJ.alarJeali.ilrldl. ~~ ')itdlett Ia In command of the ~· ' •. 'I"'"' IIIII with a mlllloa blllhels of oballs CliDIDI. The·lee bat llbout dlaappesred and the local p8ckels WID elf "'!NN J111o line )redneaday. The Neva eame out MqndaJ. · • . ~ The Carr packet Lellngtm llllk al ~ ~~.-=~~ •' Peek IIIOI'Ong. !lie .... rlelng !It ' and llruclt tile lock nil and ~ '• ·' ' l.eadef JGIID C. ~ D- labor HouasJ o .. lhe:ed anlaw wi •-•> •._, ""''"'....N' (lie of tile best boala in the White' Coilaf Une and 11 ably com· ' study of Ullll')' thout nonnally a liberal, took an 1111· ~by~ Ed W111iam1011. Jolin Malthewa Ia In chlqe of a booat in interest rates., usual view. He said there wa,t. Ill alflce . GuriOUIIy lliiOIIIh, the dJief no emergency IIIII it was a ~.Severalbarges.,...loatlnthe~lkpl . · 8eeU Proper!)' Glilll By LEE r.EONAIID 1964. *,_,... itoo of OhiQ. • Eaf()n Is a n~llve of . , GaleiYUie, North carouna. He ' bow N.U.klv .poUIIdans rec.elvcd his ... me,c~I)IC•\ ~~-~lioal\o'llt ~ ~.~,Nilfllt - ~Tot~~· . . . Caroljna'SIIte. ·He IIOI'Yed two ,._,.,. ......- . ,, ... years in the Infantry as a The bulc argument lri. the booll~· 118111')' debate was wbe!her II Making bis heme in Pomeroy W11 an emergency w ralae the Mr. Eason· and his wile state Interest c:ellb1g to meet federal IntereSt hilles on FHA 0 • .. ~.:~~ f lbe -~ By UK'& TholDM • ' In the Natlo'll'l Society of Engbleers. Mr. Eason Is alao·a Wbill" Certified ~ in lbe alate .,e.,~ 'a j l Tides Shift Q'.uickly·. i_,_·_t at Philip Sponl Plant as a junior COL'UMIIUS (uP!) - Lui test engineer in July, 1115i. Be week's llunT in ·the General later became a test ~ Allembly over interest rites where he served unW becomln& and the ltlte UIUr)' law underasaiatant results Ollgineer in , , • ' , .are:t Qif fh. !!..:&oR wer. !Yi 1 - andOIIioandbolda~· .1~~~:·=~ now reside there with tllelr lour children. He Is superlnlaldent · of Flstwoods United Melhodlst Chliri:h. He is_ a reglatered years in the U.S. Navy as an ProfesalonaiEn&\neerofW. Va. aviation machinist with the wile, Naomi and lamUy of lour chl~n. He attended !tflddleport High School and .,...ed nearly three Engineering Corp.' Pard Eason, asoistant retulls :;sa~ and his wife, Rooalle, engineer, was proQlOted w the ~de in Rutland •• He Is a position of plant ·per101111111C1! lislonary Baptist Church w.bere be Ia a Church Deacon. tJe· Ia. alao the Sunday Scbool tul!'lrintendent. and Choir Director at the church. Mr. $11i!re alao Ia-. -inem,ber of lhe fl!l'ln Bureau Federation. ; King, uWlty foreman, 1181 r;~moted lo . lnatrument ~- rore.n.n, . 1: / n8!Jice Joiiling -with tile..o:om· pany in July,l9:il, &Hiaborer, Klllghasbeklaeveralposltlbns. lle is a native of Middleport. He !li!W lives in Bradbury with his . l PAGE II SUNDAY, JANU4RY 18, 1970 •' ~ To Back Veto Threat •• Rollins began his career with l'blliPSporn Plant in June, 19:il. where be currently makes bla hmne with his wife, Calherino And family. He iB a member of the Advent Christian .Churcb. • Sayre,agunrd,waspromoted 10 . the position of utility, ~- Sayre is a native of .~leston, va. He ~ Pblllp Sporn Plant in 1160 as a laborer. He was promoted to ioal handler in February, 1961. . -, . ' I ' 'l ., i l; I; I~ -l I ) Gang of Sadists OAKLANDPARK,Fia(UPI) -A yoiulg .girl who flllle with the Outlawa motOI'Iiyele -gang was chained to the celling of an old warehoose, stripped, sc:xually abused and beaten, pollee said Saturday. 1' ! : I $1,000 IIIIIIIIM!'III were free 111111tr bmcl Salllfclay, ,P!iiJill: saicl'thatbne' 'of'llillile'~ - on the contrlbullnB cbai'lfe Friday nigh~ J. T. Rutlodce;ll, had been charged Dec. M witll lalee • - - ' - - L 110 ta 1111 ....... ~. days before Ouistmu, and &lrl. reports that some cycle gang A aberill'o ollice opokl!lllllll membcn were involved in a saldtheglrlbadbeenchalnedlo COilllterfelllng ring, culminated therafteraoflbewarobcuulld in a joint raid involving aeveral Idelied and bealen.·Ho said lbe law enforeemOIII agenciel Frl· &lrl had been lrytn£ ill 1111 . .1 day night. from the Pill but was ''daaltlJ Lawmen burst into the afraid of them - th... warebo1110 in this Fort Lauder· threatened to ldU ber wilb·; dale suborb and arrested za gun, to naU her w a tree and to members of the OuUaws, ~w her to the alligaton." Brethren and Cru8ader mO\Or· 'lbelorlureofthe&lrl,wq cycle ganga, Including sll glrla. name was belnc wlthbeld fur Two of the girla were .juveriiles fear of retallallon, refleela fbi and were charged with 1111wrllten qx1o o1 the oallawa, delinquency. Tlte gang mem- wboae &lrlirienda must abe7 berswerebookedonchargesof eNI!I'YCCIIIIIDalldoriiiCepunlaiicontributing to the delinquency menl of a minor. _ FolD'IIIIIIIIbenofllloOUtiawa Later, James (Big Jll!l) were aent ill jail two Nolan, leader of the Outlaws, for nalllng me of tbejr "aid walked inw the poUce station ladlol" 1..,_-Gid dlriaiiDe and said, "1 undenland you to a tree 1n Palm llelda lleve 1 room fill' me here." County. Nolan, who bad been out ol Mlaa Dent tellifled ~ under $16,000 bond on worhcJ u • pr!lllilufll ill ...,. ciWiee of receiving stolen IIICIIeJ fill' the -~~~~~ and was property, wu held lor federal punlahed w11en lhe fallad 111 aulborltleo nn a COilllterfeiUng tll'll $10 me do)', charge, Bond lor the others was aet al s·eeks out :I .: En1my in·. Vietnam Ju.ngle ysan.., nee.:- llie ~ .I ) I I l' ! I i' : I; .\ I:, J 1 ) �to' H• . GlOSS, plot . . (.:,~ wblc;h . lloC8d'll' 1, were an- . lor lollawtnc: P. Gilbert to planl tnglneer, V.vid R. Slmooton to . .ienlor performance qtnw, tenneth o. ~ to maln~nce foreman, Jot N. SaY!" ulillty foreman, William H. Killg to .lnslrumont main· Jiiiance loremall,and Robert B. .Eason to plant perlonnance ·7 James w rlllaurant,ald ...~ 1 erigineer. ...... '.1'·· - Gilbert jolnetl Philip Spcm ' \111nt Iii February, 1951, as I junior. test engineer in tile &osults Department. Mr. ·~jibeft and his wile, Allco, •ong with bis three !10111, ' ·'•" ' Wmroaqr ~httts - ittdintl P ·Regulars Rally )ames, 13, William, 12, an4 oiolln, I, rtSide in New 11aven. 'VOL. . . "'' IV NO. 51 ' Simonton joined the c:ompany ~ September, 1964 as il test 011glneering aide in the Results Department. In April, 196'1 be ,.. promoted to perlonnance engineer where be served unW . )uly; 1968 when he beclime lillintenance engineer. IJil now · ~ in New Haven with bjl life·, Tana Sue and son, Steven !!e is a native of Letart, W, Va., w. t:~s::::~~:e: · ~ 11110 A)lgUit, • · Ohw Politics Nn . ..........,, or """'' ~ (JALLIPOIJS-JceW..IbeiiiMIIIwlllterllme~oflbe part, followed the.::"~ ji.eat boala II lbe lleailllll!a ol the ctalury Two of tlie faVorite 1 •brilnl ~ · - . blrbors ._. 111e .moutll of the 1Cilla:.... Rlnr and 111e - : : :::.:cb~~ ~Ice pinberutlbe loot of 8tateSt. portionl. -~ bilaof River Newsfrnm the Janiiii'Y Demoorats, .by and larg ilaDlpoua DeilY ~. 1· · , took : JAN. 10, 1100- THE ~ANLEY WilL BE up for Pwneroy IIDichllllll dmm 'l'huradaj 1110ndn8far andlwltl :J'be Slallley Ia _ U: frQm = e, =::. ; JAN. 1i, UOO- THE SUNSHINE IS QVE UP tGnl&bl tor • l!!lmet'ol' llld down In tile morning for Cincinnati. C:OIOIIel Jull8p _l)ilvylliDchargeoftheofflce. The Bcnanaa wtnbeoutauoonaa Mle Ice puaes. · : :J'be Argand arrived this afternom frnm Pl. Pleuanl and filutned to Olarlestoa with a good trip. Captaln Gordon c. 'Greene reports the lee brolten and moving at aU polntl from to Syracuse. II)' this time It is likely to be ~ at . · . l(loal boat water 11 expected at Pluab..._.. There Is no lee lJelween Gallipolla and l..oWviUe but the gorg•a~ PGmeroy p IIIII boldng. '!be rile wiU 10011llarltbem out. • JAN.I2, 1100-THE ICE BROKE AT POMEROY thlallllll'llinl lltbreoo'clockandbeganpaaalncGaWpollsaUa.m. :,Captain MUeaBrown took the Carrie Brown up lnw themolllb Cll l1!t Kanawba River Tbunday where shewiU remain unlil'lhe Ice fllll out. i::The lee above lillie heaviest ever lmowll, uya Captain J11110a ~Bendenon of Pittsburgh. The rlv•ll lullof'lceall tile way up. De Oil Qty gll'g• broke up thjs 111011111w. The Virllnla ~... fl!liiluqb Saturday noon lor Qnclnnatl. Huvyli!t Will pua 11ft :; JAN.U,IIOO-THERIVERISIIFEET aad~andfliD•pf *' · . . ' L~~· 18,1100- RIVER, 22 F~ AND falling. The Pluaboa1b · . A _ s .. , • " 1r sentb.·ly· •'·:' .: _ · · , ·, " In l .l•Na.tl•on leUcrw - the wage earner - lied and the em.riency pm1- with lighllnOalion by invelllnC in lion' WIIIOit. · ·' IOIIItthing which wiU gain 1'1111- McDonald potilted out lhlt the er !ban lor.e value -property," Ropill!llcana ·~ no lillempt · Fry added. ·t» try apln or bep lli'e law· But Rep. A.G. Lanclone, Bel· makeri in -..... . IIIey • doulhilll•bi lalre Democral, 'llbo !Olllbl met with - . . . In lid, no of fiercely lor the ..~ Luna" further lctiOII was ICheiluied Ill ablUJ:Ji:f•~..lt·~ -, - ~12- biUll·'·~-=~~ at' ... ''1ilil!!i..il ..flli~· ._. man, wasn't worrl~. .., mld411mmerbefbre'inydlalp o "Nobody's·Bolhg to be HYinB li illade. · • . intents,"Lanclonaaaldinurs· "I doo't think there WillS lng that ~ colleagues retnln great an eolerlency II IIley from hastily allowing a boo8l made It out to bi ;, MdloniJd in Ohio FHA and VA interet~ ald. "I think flllh. proPoul ot rates whl)f tW ilucQed poui. alemPorart lnlerett . . ulltil chan&es In tile 118111')' law. · April i wil a d!Jftlie ill lly lb . Lanc!ooe's statement .,... getthebal!)enolfthelrbiick." made to counter JliPubll~ 1 = t i : anleu ••• were · , would be no new low-<:0111 bouling ••allable 1,n Ohln. , _ unw . I .' ~. .:...~!-~.!' ·~ta: =~· 11 maa:oof BOV· 0:::!: :0 '~illa:e ra~·•• er::e"~~s 'rmg ..., .......,. turn around and leU WashJncWn where to get off. "Thla .~ not a legislative ': the _ ......._ # . ........., to ""''"'"' ... -· preparatlqrrfor this year's 1 \ .~Y!iel eh. I ledbo·. the noh· · of P'!l'l lan• IC op ~rd rae, · to Saturday by !Uing ln.tlle ofllee ' gJo:ward ·-schul~•. Circuit problem, be aald. "'lbia II an administrative problem .In Washington." GOP 011 Sldellllel A final lncongrulty Wll lnillallllll by lloall . _ _ ~t'c~~ 0 frCHII yean argulllelll. ' ~take I •'meltaJ•~- lnllllinl that w Jet 1 ~ Jll"88lanCY 11Dtb fiiUrl · ·' ., :.r:~ =o~t":J Chrlatmaa vacation. Senate Democratic Leader Mille Mansfield said the Senate would tate uplbeblUprunpU,,wit,boutthe customary wail lor Nixon's State of the Union address three 1 days later. The blU, puaed by the Houae but ~id over by the Senate far action this year, Is .1.3 blUion over Nixon's reque8la. IJamo. crats have v""ed lo override a velD and make It a prime Olectlon year Issue. · = .·· . ·Wftkend were a round of golf Monday and a breakfast meeting with · Adm. Jolin McCain Jr., c;GII1Illllllle-in-cblel of u.s. flll'Cell'in lbe Pacific., ,.,. vice president and his s. . alle_r a three-week Klan Business First on List Earlle,r. Clc!renc~ Adkins! ' ._lil&bal l!rto the ring IU ' llun~ ·School of Beauty wife, Judy, were covered wilh ' W4jdalilotllf ~\Ill IO.'bis ·Culture; Mh)da, a alsth gr~ ,Dowtr Jela.aalbey waved to 150 GRANITE QUARRY, N. C. ' ~·· aeat. · IIUdeilt at' MaaoP. and Wally · .apectaton grettlng them at (UP!) -Klan leader J. Robert · -~filing period opened Jari. who is-11•• yeari·old. .' \ Hlcllam Air Force 8aae Friday Jones, recenUy released from ·. $ imcl eilda !ell. ·7. , _ ' The 1\Xcfelr ten1,1 ~ ~I nlgbl on their arrival from federal prison, plans a "private . , ..JiaynesCUI'I'fiiU,ii!,..YOI'Of Keelerwjlluplre .althe}!i!dol A~, New Zealand. party" for Klansmen and c,Maaon ~nd Ia aetive , 1}n f!ds year, but ll:~ NPIOI Af Mckland be was heckled personallrlelldJ Sunday before ~ CCIIIIinilnlty prvjicla. ' &llllouneed , his ,inlentllqi in by claalrators aa be left for "hitting the road" Monday on · ~ ·~ ai) eril~o~ of,, ~ 01110· ~ ~lec;lio!l 10 UW 1!1Je:, tile ~lrport. It was the third Klan buainesa. VaUeyl!lectriCI;Otp.iljcllroi'b .,,..,,...board · . . i'. ,,aach.demonatration,oneinvolv· Jones, grand dr~ of the at the Kyger~ Plarit tt . ;~.~ bcN!i'd !lltmben an-' lngtlOIIpersona iDNewZealand United Kiana of America Cheshlte. He and·his ,.ue, tile e...c.lain!lit~~ · ln·24 boura ' (UKA) in North Carolina, was I~ Ida, ~\~Ccx:ky.) _IM,Il Jl~ ,flO!~ leal'eti! '· ~AIJ\Iil 'accuaedofthreatening released from prison in Danlllgela, are the ~ta ol ~ liiltll, til .lbe ,lofi~ . to~ -Airiew appeared before a bury,Conn., Jan.9alter serving ~. ~. ~ aludant at.year. · . ;' ' mqlltrate In Auctland and 10 months of a one-year sen.,. 1 ,' • • ' , • ~ •,was·ccmmltled !DJpsychistrlc tenceforconlemptoiCongress. r.mru~ JJeJ~. t;l. , ' He and his Wife took a brief . . : • . ~'~""" ~ .', , . ', b,la n daja abrl>l!4o ••cation before returning nearly' u 111ll)J.n · appeared WU'IIIII4!d bJt home. , ' dllnollalrallona· such as tha Jones declined to say ~ '· ~~ - Ill tomatoes at his "!JCC~fjcallywbatllllflrst order , J~ne· m Canberra, Auslra- ot; bllliqell .,m be, bot In· •IIi. ~liillatedha iriltbe hard'1t work ~ meellngs with forelP pUlli~g the organizatiOn ~ck ld""" _the vice prtSident l(Jgether. 1 _ ,. Januanr . ,• (li Q ' E ' ' Gas S'L _ IW w n MIDDLEPORT - A llbn, l\811Rnlllent Energy, was shown to members of the Middleport· Pomeroy Rotary Club Friday "'""t following a steak dlnner ~eo DY ladles of Heath United Methodist Church. Tom Casoell, local manager of Columbia Gas, Inc., introduced the fUm which ,._ .plored tile development of the gas industry into one of tile nation's prime sources of energy. The Rev. Charles Simons is program Chairman. President John C. Bacon presided. Cassell observed lbat Columbia Gas delivered U billion cubic feet of gas durlng tile recent cold period, which was 270 mllllon cubic feet more than ever dellvered before. Ladles of the church serving dlnner !!ere~- Judy Frailer, Mrs. Mu , Donahue, Mrs. Richard Slack, Mra. Helen Byer and Mlas Beso Sanborn. · ~:wal ~:::e.r:.":u..am:=: G'. a~ · , •a .. . Ill ' u.s. from '-0/J · '- '. ce-r f . Ji ft'l!:B~:] :· ""·'"·"",- ' Vletnlin.. ' lroopll ' :· ~ ' ; ·..: ' I ~A . I • Senate Republican Wblp Robert P. GrliiiD and Houae GOP Lead• Gerald R. Ford baveputthelrcoU&aguesonthe spot by publicly caUing It a test of loyalty w Nix<ri and his light agalnsllnOaUon. · The lllll's biggest spending increaae, and tile me singled out by Nixon lor the moat crlllcism, was a Pl8 -mlllloo booat in ''Impacted aid" for schools in dlstrlcts with heavy concentrations of federal em· ,, ' · ' , .. ' '. ' . I! I'I ,11 1 ' . _, . l ) ! J. l '• l I Shortly ~ore Chriatmaa, Allott, Baker and eltlbt other Republlcin -Iori apoMOI'ed an amendment to ~ncr.- tbe added amount 117 an addllkaal tiiO milllon. It pUled, 73 ill I, but was droppad In tile final Senate.Jioule cii!Jpromlla. Even wilb l!le'tiiO miDlon out, the lllll COIIIainl • •117• .111 implcted alcl, up $'18 miDiill frnm last year and ..,. miDlon more than Nix111 wanted. . Police Break Up I I s l I I ).ioyes and tbeir lamlll•. -~::::::::::::>.:~::~::f.:::W::::::X::O:::::::>.?.:~~·~·> HONGakm& KONG (UPI) Tension tile Sln.so.lel budt!els. border has been increaslq Houae Democratic Leader recently deoplte lb Carl Albert aald Nlson'a veto \ tllreat indicated a "desperate resiiJIIIIIIon of border lalb Ia EntJsclu'""'"" lor tile slraws of foreign Pektog minlsle" hetweeao1 tile deputy ~... two 'Pt-wer." He chided Nixon lor uualrlea, Commualst choosing an education blU to IOUI'Ces aid Saturday. . ~;;~~~~-; - .Y.Ici , •theloyallfpfllepubllums Tltt-lndlcatedtPI · ~, 1• ~~ hta ~ to. uae aeveral "tktdea~" ~~ ' ' · lf cAictil 1 ~-· ... , "' ' RussiaJi add '' Red ~· S.turday after hill relimi 'lrclm 'IHia thraats-"ere otwiOIIIiy border 1roop1 bad octm..1 111 lj'IIIUon Allan tour during r:.,il1iboy~· :,..111e ~~:! "i'ec:eully" Ia disputed bonier which hi f~U, ran into """ · • areas. anti-VIetnam War demonalra· Albert said. om":O'~"·==~Ilona 'ltle sbowdowil wiU COOle ' · "''~-""---"~ _ •Di•v·ided' WASHINGTON CUP!) Moet of the eoitlmated '200.a. teenaged &irll 'llbo pt pregnant this year wtn be ordered out ol achool at least unlll lhelr children are bam. Scbool olflclala have Juaiulad this actiOn for tn ·wr~ou~ ways. "It's lor the &lrl'a own good ... abe mlaht pt llualpfd 1n 111e hall or the other Plr wiU laugh at her,'' ·Ia aile - WASHINGTON (UP!) -Two Republlcauenators said Salllt· day they proiBbly would 11UJ1o pori President Nlzon's thrUtened sofa •11.7 biWon Health, Educ on_ and WeHare appropriations bill as inDaUonary despl ' their vigor· ous support lor ita biggest epending lncreaae. Sens. Gordon Allott, Colo., and HO\oard H. Baker Jr., Tenn., said IIley both found home state support lor Nixon's · irwistence ·m reduced spending ·our.. cre::r\e:: Schoo · .& pi CGDtinue ill ali4n4Jclllillfl' regulariywouldbe ''to ieant • . • " · Still nem and c:: E Fry Mprlngfleld uaed tile "lltUe inan in the 8.,!eei" nor· ma11y rtlerYed to the Demohe be ed far crats as - gg emerIIOIICI' action 011 interest rates. Fry ~ failure to treat the iiiUe ~ . an OJDelltney woulil affee!: 'tOIIa ol tliouiiniiS ol 01110 laJiWies In .lllClderate ~ and other ~ aarida of tile underpri~ed '!! lllaaniiWofObloaclllet. . IIIPy lee. II wiU take until Monday 10 cleu tile river of Ice. Tl!e bu dalle no clamaee In this secllllll, . - JAN. 14, UOO - THE ARGAND IS THE Olarlolllln ~ ~ morniDg. Olarleo Stalder II In ~ ti: ille ofllce• . ~ Gerdon C. Greene tbowed hla ·as ..U a fii!Od judgement by atartlng oul ~~of the olher 11!*1 . .. lbou&blafsuch1 tblng.llle ila good lee fl&b!or and Ia_claiiWI . ' bull.- in the GalllpoliJ.alarJeali.ilrldl. ~~ ')itdlett Ia In command of the ~· ' •. 'I"'"' IIIII with a mlllloa blllhels of oballs CliDIDI. The·lee bat llbout dlaappesred and the local p8ckels WID elf "'!NN J111o line )redneaday. The Neva eame out MqndaJ. · • . ~ The Carr packet Lellngtm llllk al ~ ~~.-=~~ •' Peek IIIOI'Ong. !lie .... rlelng !It ' and llruclt tile lock nil and ~ '• ·' ' l.eadef JGIID C. ~ D- labor HouasJ o .. lhe:ed anlaw wi •-•> •._, ""''"'....N' (lie of tile best boala in the White' Coilaf Une and 11 ably com· ' study of Ullll')' thout nonnally a liberal, took an 1111· ~by~ Ed W111iam1011. Jolin Malthewa Ia In chlqe of a booat in interest rates., usual view. He said there wa,t. Ill alflce . GuriOUIIy lliiOIIIh, the dJief no emergency IIIII it was a ~.Severalbarges.,...loatlnthe~lkpl . · 8eeU Proper!)' Glilll By LEE r.EONAIID 1964. *,_,... itoo of OhiQ. • Eaf()n Is a n~llve of . , GaleiYUie, North carouna. He ' bow N.U.klv .poUIIdans rec.elvcd his ... me,c~I)IC•\ ~~-~lioal\o'llt ~ ~.~,Nilfllt - ~Tot~~· . . . Caroljna'SIIte. ·He IIOI'Yed two ,._,.,. ......- . ,, ... years in the Infantry as a The bulc argument lri. the booll~· 118111')' debate was wbe!her II Making bis heme in Pomeroy W11 an emergency w ralae the Mr. Eason· and his wile state Interest c:ellb1g to meet federal IntereSt hilles on FHA 0 • .. ~.:~~ f lbe -~ By UK'& TholDM • ' In the Natlo'll'l Society of Engbleers. Mr. Eason Is alao·a Wbill" Certified ~ in lbe alate .,e.,~ 'a j l Tides Shift Q'.uickly·. i_,_·_t at Philip Sponl Plant as a junior COL'UMIIUS (uP!) - Lui test engineer in July, 1115i. Be week's llunT in ·the General later became a test ~ Allembly over interest rites where he served unW becomln& and the ltlte UIUr)' law underasaiatant results Ollgineer in , , • ' , .are:t Qif fh. !!..:&oR wer. !Yi 1 - andOIIioandbolda~· .1~~~:·=~ now reside there with tllelr lour children. He Is superlnlaldent · of Flstwoods United Melhodlst Chliri:h. He is_ a reglatered years in the U.S. Navy as an ProfesalonaiEn&\neerofW. Va. aviation machinist with the wile, Naomi and lamUy of lour chl~n. He attended !tflddleport High School and .,...ed nearly three Engineering Corp.' Pard Eason, asoistant retulls :;sa~ and his wife, Rooalle, engineer, was proQlOted w the ~de in Rutland •• He Is a position of plant ·per101111111C1! lislonary Baptist Church w.bere be Ia a Church Deacon. tJe· Ia. alao the Sunday Scbool tul!'lrintendent. and Choir Director at the church. Mr. $11i!re alao Ia-. -inem,ber of lhe fl!l'ln Bureau Federation. ; King, uWlty foreman, 1181 r;~moted lo . lnatrument ~- rore.n.n, . 1: / n8!Jice Joiiling -with tile..o:om· pany in July,l9:il, &Hiaborer, Klllghasbeklaeveralposltlbns. lle is a native of Middleport. He !li!W lives in Bradbury with his . l PAGE II SUNDAY, JANU4RY 18, 1970 •' ~ To Back Veto Threat •• Rollins began his career with l'blliPSporn Plant in June, 19:il. where be currently makes bla hmne with his wife, Calherino And family. He iB a member of the Advent Christian .Churcb. • Sayre,agunrd,waspromoted 10 . the position of utility, ~- Sayre is a native of .~leston, va. He ~ Pblllp Sporn Plant in 1160 as a laborer. He was promoted to ioal handler in February, 1961. . -, . ' I ' 'l ., i l; I; I~ -l I ) Gang of Sadists OAKLANDPARK,Fia(UPI) -A yoiulg .girl who flllle with the Outlawa motOI'Iiyele -gang was chained to the celling of an old warehoose, stripped, sc:xually abused and beaten, pollee said Saturday. 1' ! : I $1,000 IIIIIIIIM!'III were free 111111tr bmcl Salllfclay, ,P!iiJill: saicl'thatbne' 'of'llillile'~ - on the contrlbullnB cbai'lfe Friday nigh~ J. T. Rutlodce;ll, had been charged Dec. M witll lalee • - - ' - - L 110 ta 1111 ....... ~. days before Ouistmu, and &lrl. reports that some cycle gang A aberill'o ollice opokl!lllllll membcn were involved in a saldtheglrlbadbeenchalnedlo COilllterfelllng ring, culminated therafteraoflbewarobcuulld in a joint raid involving aeveral Idelied and bealen.·Ho said lbe law enforeemOIII agenciel Frl· &lrl had been lrytn£ ill 1111 . .1 day night. from the Pill but was ''daaltlJ Lawmen burst into the afraid of them - th... warebo1110 in this Fort Lauder· threatened to ldU ber wilb·; dale suborb and arrested za gun, to naU her w a tree and to members of the OuUaws, ~w her to the alligaton." Brethren and Cru8ader mO\Or· 'lbelorlureofthe&lrl,wq cycle ganga, Including sll glrla. name was belnc wlthbeld fur Two of the girla were .juveriiles fear of retallallon, refleela fbi and were charged with 1111wrllten qx1o o1 the oallawa, delinquency. Tlte gang mem- wboae &lrlirienda must abe7 berswerebookedonchargesof eNI!I'YCCIIIIIDalldoriiiCepunlaiicontributing to the delinquency menl of a minor. _ FolD'IIIIIIIIbenofllloOUtiawa Later, James (Big Jll!l) were aent ill jail two Nolan, leader of the Outlaws, for nalllng me of tbejr "aid walked inw the poUce station ladlol" 1..,_-Gid dlriaiiDe and said, "1 undenland you to a tree 1n Palm llelda lleve 1 room fill' me here." County. Nolan, who bad been out ol Mlaa Dent tellifled ~ under $16,000 bond on worhcJ u • pr!lllilufll ill ...,. ciWiee of receiving stolen IIICIIeJ fill' the -~~~~~ and was property, wu held lor federal punlahed w11en lhe fallad 111 aulborltleo nn a COilllterfeiUng tll'll $10 me do)', charge, Bond lor the others was aet al s·eeks out :I .: En1my in·. Vietnam Ju.ngle ysan.., nee.:- llie ~ .I ) I I l' ! I i' : I; .\ I:, J 1 ) �66 CHIV. IMPAL.A ' ' ' 4 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl . .,glne,faulo. trans., , p~ · Steering, twa.tone finish - safldai ,WuOd tan .....'. cameo beige.' w.s.w tires. radJo & heliler. ' Excellent tond. · · I bl'clral'led ml•t 1!111 way around Ule -~~~ . to ftsbt In a cprty Uttle war .IIIey llb!luld lllow me to wt.,tor tile peaple who • llllCl me tben." ' 'lbere II IIIII anblber ilde to thlllllaue. Bow J1!a11Y 7oq (l!lople followed a candldllte becauae he 11111 yount!.' cr IIi I 8DdmJi111, vale for a penoa10 hi~ lle,y out of a war,Yve IGIIIe JlioDey In IIWI, cr teep from c1o1n1 sometbln!l be llilds Ull· plelllllt,no matter wbat the future' C."Oit to limlell .ad to hla eoilllr)'! ~ boJ,a eollageatudent,..ut ID me, "I doubt lball'd vale atllrat lll)'WIY. It's ·jutllio mlldl respclNiblllty at flrlt." Bill IIIOiber friend lliot tile oppolite side, ''If I can pay lues and ltt sboC all .JD18bt• wen vote. An)'1117 , I Cllll'l do Ill)' harm." HELP! In the Ward Cemetery ·at member of the Second ::!t ~ Sbe was Jl!nltl.. fl!l' the Cedar · =~ ::0':!~ Conditioned Buicks, 25 J . • , Lucy Harris· Perllr!ger. She married Lawrence on JUly 3, 1919. He preceded her in death in 19115• Surviving are a daughter, Genevieve, at home; one grandson; these brothers and sisters, Frank, Hencle, Hysell, Arthur, and Mrs. Ellla Cornell, 8 ll 0 I Galli lis and Mrs Nellie • ·Three Lowry, po Columbus. brothers and one sister preceded her In desth. She spent all her life in the Gallipolis area. She was a member of the First Baplist Church Fune~al services wUI ~-held 2' Monda 1 the a•a11ibp.m.,· . Ya " Halley·'foo. d FOP.•, ral itilh -, ~lr. 'J .I'' o!ficlating. Buftal will tline ~t Cemetery. FrieD& u:re. e sisters, Mrs. _Robeh (EU, en) , Wood, ,Circlevllle; Mrs.. Jo~n (Kitty) Ballard, . Peru, Ind., and Mrs. Clyde G. tAudrey) Porter, Ji:l"'eka Slar Rt., GallipOlis; a step-60n, and t'wo grandch'ldren 1 • • ' One brother and two sisttra 1; · preceded him in desth. Funeral s•rvieea be conducted at the Shaw-Davis Fw>eral Home on Notth IIIP St., Colwnbus at· 1:30 p.m., Tuesday. ·' ' ( ·'' Browns ·~e Terry Bradshaw ::.:.Pleasant, diM: \Uiespeetedly ,... Frlclay evenin.B In a local buslneA l!lllblliihment. AuU~ fill Wayne Counly, he - a retind employe ~ the caroDna l,ulnber Coolpan)'. Hia wife, ~Davit Scaggs died In , 1!153. He II Slll'1liwd 117 one btolber, William Scaggs, of 11\intlngkln.' · '\ · ' 1'111e body 111 at the Mobr· Stevens ,Funeral >Home where funeral arrangementa are Inc«nplete. Par. Mdlennoll . PT. .fj..EASANT - Park lieDermott, N, a life-long • - hlent of Maron County, died ~bill term home near MI. Alto Fflday morning after a lh!gerlng Ulneas. He is survived by his wife, Elva (Stephenl) ·McDermott; Ol)t daughter, Mrs. Doria Durst ·oil/ . Lexlnj!ton, Ky., and one crlbdson,AUenDurat,atbome. !,Piher survivors Include bJotbers, W. G. McDermott, I'•rtersburg ; D. 0. Me· Qermott, Cottagevnte, .ad M. J • . · Mcj)ennott ol Fort J,auderdale, Fla. , '11le body Ia at the Casto FUneral H11110 in EY11111, but -ra"'ementa are incomplete. .,.__ ._,rp L. R--' ...,.. J'uneral Home ~pel In Hunlini!IDn wllb Dr. W, Spenc:et Hamrlct officiating. 8urlal will follow In Spring HID Cemetery. Friends 'may · .can at the funeral ~ a(ler 7 P· m. today. , Arllaur G. .. Fie / 1c /r • cJII~!! :.J ,:"' 1968 O,.IIIIIJI B Series, 2,958 miles, sold new for $31110 In May of last year. Tudor, 102 HP, 4, sJI!ied, 1110 percent Warranty for ;10 days. Extra Nice. · I 'l I will C.n. Impala '. ) 196i~ult 4 Dr. Model RIO, one local owner, was $1495. ) 1963 llick LISa•r• Bucket seats, autOmatic; P.S., · vinyl top, lo'>':l l'fliiFS• .$h11rp . '-···· . 4 Dr., Pay '1 tor this with ' BariltAm~rlcarjl. .. . , . '' .__. ,1, · $395~00 ' !I ',, brotber · • ) \ '' I .,'I ..,.. I \~t M;.. ' ; .] ' . ': ~ • ' I 1 l ' \ I ·Mr. Bia~rlosthlaeyeoi&bt:zo ~=~;C:iumbul ; I ; 1 had been afflicted by a ...,..1 condition for two .years. yearS ago .and siJice then had .operated a concession atand in the basement of the State House ·at Columbus. He left (laJ)ia County 43 yearaago. He waa' former employe of Mills Restaurant In COlumbus. Born June 28 1911 In Gallia County, he\was'the ~of Fn!d Bla~r, now 90 yean old, and residing In Circleville, aDd·"! the late Mrs. {;frrie Thlvener Blazer. . ' Survivors include his widow, Mrs. lriJ Blazer; 'a daugbler, Mrs. Norman (Patricia) l ' . ' · GIAC, BANI & UNKAIERICARD ' ; ~ I c•••,. 1968 ,.' •' ·' $2595.00 ' I $1795.00 . ' St. Wag. 9 pass, factory Air Cond. Luggage rack . New Prem. tire$. Sharp. . . J'r ' '' ) ' I attrlbulfidloa)leart·a!~h-.!!."1 POMEROY ...: Arthur G· (Brother) Fick, Jr., 50, for· nierly of Pomeroy• died Friday morning at a hospital in Santa M=, ~~eroy, Dec. liS, . k d leo! 1919, !rfr.Fic waaagra ua Pomeroy High Bcbobl where he was a star athlete in tile lata ~=~ 1930s He served In the u.S. Air For.,.; four years during World War 11. He is survived b)' his wife, Geneva, Santa· Mllllica; two daughters, Mrs. l'ar.ker 1Donna) English and Pamela Fick of Hawaii; his ,mother; Mrs.' Arthur (Chloe) Flct, St., Pomeroy; a slater, Mrs. Nelsa (lsabeUs) Powell Middleport, and ; 'granddaushler. · Funeral'servlces.will be held at 2 pm. Tuesday at. \he · RawlinpCpals Funeral .Jkljle with tile Rev. Bill ~ ~­ ticlatlng. Burialllilll be 'IIi .tl)e Riverv,le'l!" Cemetery, ~dleport.Friendsma)'Callll!¥ funeral hoine after : to · ~,Ill· Monday. . , ' I~J· , oI ·I l J 1969 M.G. Con¥trtlllle 1968 Pe~ •. IFia:, ...,.,. · -·· fonnerly of Ganta eo~ly, ~ at 11 p.m. Fridiy,. · lb w~ .llob8rl E: Aih· of ~. ,. .. _. C.IJI:,ancl~.f:~~l' 811 11· ..... · · .....,.,........,. - ""''~' · Fui~Fillocnu.-_ ""' "'1 1. "'· ('l'appy) Scaccs; 61,. Point · p. an. Monday at the 111aer ~ l ...~trove, ·and a alsler, .Mrs. Harriett,•O "· rp.'lace, · ' , """ ~"•!um · 'liiul , -· llanl!clltter , , .. •·. P;almer ·-"of....St. .._ J e•f~f.rey C?Qi'nel ' ·~• in stock! :Mn. ~~aneTui:ker,l;edar ~' Kemper Lat.ance; a · :O:Grove; ~ Cec:il, of Sill daUpter Mrs. Daniel Wuey of GALLIPOLIS - Fredc!ie :;JlloRo, Calif.; and Jact, Cedar llunli!l&~· two illaterl, M'rl. 81 J 58 '.of :1111 ~t ';::! ~ ..:: ·PT · ....... ~ •......, are ' may call al lbe!uneril horne : Grove Grade Sc:hool. ~~tal A!llatanls Association. from 7-9 p.!JI., Sunday. - Survivonlilcl*"bermolller, survivors includ, 'the Freddie Blorer Jr. :; , We I - Gr!)ye.TbeReY. ~C. 1!'\1 ..\ll~ .tlor&an and ~e , "trill olllclllte. Buha1 Jordan ·Long. She ••• ·• r : l ~·)nlllljl8l -youncpeap~'!t!1·\~ ·' . . . , funeral borne anytime after 2 p.m., today, PLEASANT r _r ---•",_ PT. uw.-. Tu....-- 51Mias of p,~ ~ :::; Edith <-~~) ~ · ' - Cedar Grove, sister of Mrs. PT. PLE.'SANT - Mrs. - · ' B tie p 11 " ::, Ruth dlonedecFurldsr • In Lao'~ Peggy LaLance, 62, of 933 - Pleasant, H ~ ~" Jackson Avenue, Hunllnl!kln, :;. Memorial oap 1ta , Mont- and formerly of Msson Cow>ty ::somery. died in a Hunlinllkln hospital :;: Funeral .aen•ices wlll be Friday. - eonducted at I P· m., SUnday She waa born Sept. 10, 1907, in """ from lbe Cook Funeral Home r-· · . · ' Mason County, a daugbter of I I~ • I • j TRADINGSEEI ACIION .SOFT MARGARINE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. . . ·~-· s· l . Bo~.,·' 3 For r TRUCKS IN ·STOCK "· · (COME IN AND COUNT) ·WE ' 1 :WE ' ·~ ,l .' 'ON1 IE OUT tiADED ~ IN A GIIA1 DUL, "WWLco• ,. IALE'~ . ' ' 2 Half lb. Tubs 'ANYONE WHO PASSES ·UPA SAU UKE THIS cAN'I' BE.··~ERES11D 1 ' , o ' ~•. . I'· ·a JIIN IIOUCI, SAUS SEZ: "SEE T,HE TRuci TMDIIS" I I > �66 CHIV. IMPAL.A ' ' ' 4 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl . .,glne,faulo. trans., , p~ · Steering, twa.tone finish - safldai ,WuOd tan .....'. cameo beige.' w.s.w tires. radJo & heliler. ' Excellent tond. · · I bl'clral'led ml•t 1!111 way around Ule -~~~ . to ftsbt In a cprty Uttle war .IIIey llb!luld lllow me to wt.,tor tile peaple who • llllCl me tben." ' 'lbere II IIIII anblber ilde to thlllllaue. Bow J1!a11Y 7oq (l!lople followed a candldllte becauae he 11111 yount!.' cr IIi I 8DdmJi111, vale for a penoa10 hi~ lle,y out of a war,Yve IGIIIe JlioDey In IIWI, cr teep from c1o1n1 sometbln!l be llilds Ull· plelllllt,no matter wbat the future' C."Oit to limlell .ad to hla eoilllr)'! ~ boJ,a eollageatudent,..ut ID me, "I doubt lball'd vale atllrat lll)'WIY. It's ·jutllio mlldl respclNiblllty at flrlt." Bill IIIOiber friend lliot tile oppolite side, ''If I can pay lues and ltt sboC all .JD18bt• wen vote. An)'1117 , I Cllll'l do Ill)' harm." HELP! In the Ward Cemetery ·at member of the Second ::!t ~ Sbe was Jl!nltl.. fl!l' the Cedar · =~ ::0':!~ Conditioned Buicks, 25 J . • , Lucy Harris· Perllr!ger. She married Lawrence on JUly 3, 1919. He preceded her in death in 19115• Surviving are a daughter, Genevieve, at home; one grandson; these brothers and sisters, Frank, Hencle, Hysell, Arthur, and Mrs. Ellla Cornell, 8 ll 0 I Galli lis and Mrs Nellie • ·Three Lowry, po Columbus. brothers and one sister preceded her In desth. She spent all her life in the Gallipolis area. She was a member of the First Baplist Church Fune~al services wUI ~-held 2' Monda 1 the a•a11ibp.m.,· . Ya " Halley·'foo. d FOP.•, ral itilh -, ~lr. 'J .I'' o!ficlating. Buftal will tline ~t Cemetery. FrieD& u:re. e sisters, Mrs. _Robeh (EU, en) , Wood, ,Circlevllle; Mrs.. Jo~n (Kitty) Ballard, . Peru, Ind., and Mrs. Clyde G. tAudrey) Porter, Ji:l"'eka Slar Rt., GallipOlis; a step-60n, and t'wo grandch'ldren 1 • • ' One brother and two sisttra 1; · preceded him in desth. Funeral s•rvieea be conducted at the Shaw-Davis Fw>eral Home on Notth IIIP St., Colwnbus at· 1:30 p.m., Tuesday. ·' ' ( ·'' Browns ·~e Terry Bradshaw ::.:.Pleasant, diM: \Uiespeetedly ,... Frlclay evenin.B In a local buslneA l!lllblliihment. AuU~ fill Wayne Counly, he - a retind employe ~ the caroDna l,ulnber Coolpan)'. Hia wife, ~Davit Scaggs died In , 1!153. He II Slll'1liwd 117 one btolber, William Scaggs, of 11\intlngkln.' · '\ · ' 1'111e body 111 at the Mobr· Stevens ,Funeral >Home where funeral arrangementa are Inc«nplete. Par. Mdlennoll . PT. .fj..EASANT - Park lieDermott, N, a life-long • - hlent of Maron County, died ~bill term home near MI. Alto Fflday morning after a lh!gerlng Ulneas. He is survived by his wife, Elva (Stephenl) ·McDermott; Ol)t daughter, Mrs. Doria Durst ·oil/ . Lexlnj!ton, Ky., and one crlbdson,AUenDurat,atbome. !,Piher survivors Include bJotbers, W. G. McDermott, I'•rtersburg ; D. 0. Me· Qermott, Cottagevnte, .ad M. J • . · Mcj)ennott ol Fort J,auderdale, Fla. , '11le body Ia at the Casto FUneral H11110 in EY11111, but -ra"'ementa are incomplete. .,.__ ._,rp L. R--' ...,.. J'uneral Home ~pel In Hunlini!IDn wllb Dr. W, Spenc:et Hamrlct officiating. 8urlal will follow In Spring HID Cemetery. Friends 'may · .can at the funeral ~ a(ler 7 P· m. today. , Arllaur G. .. Fie / 1c /r • cJII~!! :.J ,:"' 1968 O,.IIIIIJI B Series, 2,958 miles, sold new for $31110 In May of last year. Tudor, 102 HP, 4, sJI!ied, 1110 percent Warranty for ;10 days. Extra Nice. · I 'l I will C.n. Impala '. ) 196i~ult 4 Dr. Model RIO, one local owner, was $1495. ) 1963 llick LISa•r• Bucket seats, autOmatic; P.S., · vinyl top, lo'>':l l'fliiFS• .$h11rp . '-···· . 4 Dr., Pay '1 tor this with ' BariltAm~rlcarjl. .. . , . '' .__. ,1, · $395~00 ' !I ',, brotber · • ) \ '' I .,'I ..,.. I \~t M;.. ' ; .] ' . ': ~ • ' I 1 l ' \ I ·Mr. Bia~rlosthlaeyeoi&bt:zo ~=~;C:iumbul ; I ; 1 had been afflicted by a ...,..1 condition for two .years. yearS ago .and siJice then had .operated a concession atand in the basement of the State House ·at Columbus. He left (laJ)ia County 43 yearaago. He waa' former employe of Mills Restaurant In COlumbus. Born June 28 1911 In Gallia County, he\was'the ~of Fn!d Bla~r, now 90 yean old, and residing In Circleville, aDd·"! the late Mrs. {;frrie Thlvener Blazer. . ' Survivors include his widow, Mrs. lriJ Blazer; 'a daugbler, Mrs. Norman (Patricia) l ' . ' · GIAC, BANI & UNKAIERICARD ' ; ~ I c•••,. 1968 ,.' •' ·' $2595.00 ' I $1795.00 . ' St. Wag. 9 pass, factory Air Cond. Luggage rack . New Prem. tire$. Sharp. . . J'r ' '' ) ' I attrlbulfidloa)leart·a!~h-.!!."1 POMEROY ...: Arthur G· (Brother) Fick, Jr., 50, for· nierly of Pomeroy• died Friday morning at a hospital in Santa M=, ~~eroy, Dec. liS, . k d leo! 1919, !rfr.Fic waaagra ua Pomeroy High Bcbobl where he was a star athlete in tile lata ~=~ 1930s He served In the u.S. Air For.,.; four years during World War 11. He is survived b)' his wife, Geneva, Santa· Mllllica; two daughters, Mrs. l'ar.ker 1Donna) English and Pamela Fick of Hawaii; his ,mother; Mrs.' Arthur (Chloe) Flct, St., Pomeroy; a slater, Mrs. Nelsa (lsabeUs) Powell Middleport, and ; 'granddaushler. · Funeral'servlces.will be held at 2 pm. Tuesday at. \he · RawlinpCpals Funeral .Jkljle with tile Rev. Bill ~ ~­ ticlatlng. Burialllilll be 'IIi .tl)e Riverv,le'l!" Cemetery, ~dleport.Friendsma)'Callll!¥ funeral hoine after : to · ~,Ill· Monday. . , ' I~J· , oI ·I l J 1969 M.G. Con¥trtlllle 1968 Pe~ •. IFia:, ...,.,. · -·· fonnerly of Ganta eo~ly, ~ at 11 p.m. Fridiy,. · lb w~ .llob8rl E: Aih· of ~. ,. .. _. C.IJI:,ancl~.f:~~l' 811 11· ..... · · .....,.,........,. - ""''~' · Fui~Fillocnu.-_ ""' "'1 1. "'· ('l'appy) Scaccs; 61,. Point · p. an. Monday at the 111aer ~ l ...~trove, ·and a alsler, .Mrs. Harriett,•O "· rp.'lace, · ' , """ ~"•!um · 'liiul , -· llanl!clltter , , .. •·. P;almer ·-"of....St. .._ J e•f~f.rey C?Qi'nel ' ·~• in stock! :Mn. ~~aneTui:ker,l;edar ~' Kemper Lat.ance; a · :O:Grove; ~ Cec:il, of Sill daUpter Mrs. Daniel Wuey of GALLIPOLIS - Fredc!ie :;JlloRo, Calif.; and Jact, Cedar llunli!l&~· two illaterl, M'rl. 81 J 58 '.of :1111 ~t ';::! ~ ..:: ·PT · ....... ~ •......, are ' may call al lbe!uneril horne : Grove Grade Sc:hool. ~~tal A!llatanls Association. from 7-9 p.!JI., Sunday. - Survivonlilcl*"bermolller, survivors includ, 'the Freddie Blorer Jr. :; , We I - Gr!)ye.TbeReY. ~C. 1!'\1 ..\ll~ .tlor&an and ~e , "trill olllclllte. Buha1 Jordan ·Long. She ••• ·• r : l ~·)nlllljl8l -youncpeap~'!t!1·\~ ·' . . . , funeral borne anytime after 2 p.m., today, PLEASANT r _r ---•",_ PT. uw.-. Tu....-- 51Mias of p,~ ~ :::; Edith <-~~) ~ · ' - Cedar Grove, sister of Mrs. PT. PLE.'SANT - Mrs. - · ' B tie p 11 " ::, Ruth dlonedecFurldsr • In Lao'~ Peggy LaLance, 62, of 933 - Pleasant, H ~ ~" Jackson Avenue, Hunllnl!kln, :;. Memorial oap 1ta , Mont- and formerly of Msson Cow>ty ::somery. died in a Hunlinllkln hospital :;: Funeral .aen•ices wlll be Friday. - eonducted at I P· m., SUnday She waa born Sept. 10, 1907, in """ from lbe Cook Funeral Home r-· · . · ' Mason County, a daugbter of I I~ • I • j TRADINGSEEI ACIION .SOFT MARGARINE GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. . . ·~-· s· l . Bo~.,·' 3 For r TRUCKS IN ·STOCK "· · (COME IN AND COUNT) ·WE ' 1 :WE ' ·~ ,l .' 'ON1 IE OUT tiADED ~ IN A GIIA1 DUL, "WWLco• ,. IALE'~ . ' ' 2 Half lb. Tubs 'ANYONE WHO PASSES ·UPA SAU UKE THIS cAN'I' BE.··~ERES11D 1 ' , o ' ~•. . I'· ·a JIIN IIOUCI, SAUS SEZ: "SEE T,HE TRuci TMDIIS" I I > �• 'iJi ' • .I ' • '(39) - 0::1-2; SoU; EhG-U· Dalley .. t' ~~~~~~~ ll!flll"'f· "'"111 ptt!q , wer.e 'Hutclllns . <~-- ~~~~t:'za~( cent u.s Jlf Dive ioPhomar'e. with 12 llld pel; nlllf 28 at ,the ,· wUii Un~· ' lot tU l"'f. tbe :, • . ~'llailll rebo>J11111i. Top B<orera fOr SoljiJt!'ekn. M( 'I1MIIipiOn.abdM. Bee~ were. mcky BlOat, O.J1 ·88111Gr, eadl had eiChl poln_tsto pace With 12 Po/J>III, •llld ~ the Jtypr ere.t ~ to a. Haney, O.lleenlcit, had]O. · 37~wiJlo•er.SOUU.WMtem.'l. KygerCreek,OOI~~~t .,Djllon~L; S~.~~d . ' ' "' ~ ' •• .-··,,·"'·~' ~~ ¥1' cent. Wa~ Henaon, 0.1 I~ ·. , To Host Jee;~uliM... I · r · · ~ ~,· ' } t >' , ,•t-, • ,t ' 1'~ ~ "'-' 1. . , a 1511-:111 ,Jf28l27 M ' · !I , , ·' " ;~'- I .. . ·-Pistons 104-102 u• ' \ • ' .. ·• • I j • 11., continue on pubII~ bun tin& · and'the pnie ~"'\1"'111'4•• ~ tiwWfllon surveys•. By Preu llllerullonll ienced severe -~ painS • areas lhr9ugb .Jan. . 31. 'file Ia'\' ~o/!*!lftll ~ ot the ·· ~ ...Ill. !Jle zone managemf1ll For ·fast relief of acid for the poet 1\oQ Jllfkll,-played ! ~t rabbit ~Un& ~ Jlejlil1mellt's ,wlldllle;"DI~ : to~pl of deer popU!allon indigestion try playing the last- like the)lealthiest man ..,. lbo ~ cootinaes th!'011811·Januarr 31, ·lor lbW o:<~~~~li'!". lji'lllikijlg, ' c.on\f?J. . · " • place Detroit l'lslons. court Friday, ~ as be acored :"There is Still a ,lot .of goo,d the 111111 deer gun~~~~~ ..1. .z.-ne management' .,d Willis Reed, wlio bas elpllr- 29 points, Jll&red ·14 rebounds ! hunting .llflfld ·for the • late· 1M ~t ~oil ric~Jt'd. "o rtgula,ioii directa '"'hunli~g and blotked.l'lght Detroitlibots ' aea5Q!l rabbit ,l!unter," AriD- 'the ~~>'all* iuill!arvat''of, pressure to high .~lrall9n the •. Knicks ~ed the i bl'ljSier renJi!!c!! Ohio ,.,IPOI18' . 1,644 bAcks was~ '!"'y 'deer areas thus iJiovldln8 high . Pisions, t!K-102. . · I me~. · . , jn 191ir'lfhe!llf1·~tll'ot 1,• quaUtybunting~tlonWbile ~•-:.. Reed, .wliowillundergoleslli 1· Pheaaull Available bucks IVAI ~ (rom ... prot~ctlng·;less populal!!d ·. ue~ in New, York ' Monday to • Dar<!ld ~d six-wee!< · old coUi!fles, cqmjllii'M )IQ the 50 ranges. 1 •• '. : , deternilllehis abdomlnsl cllaor- l .Pileasants will be available to toQnty area open to h~Ung b. J?uilng de.er season ' l~Jld · ' der, hit eight straight .points in ap~roved aporls.men'a. '198, · , ' lthrodghqut~~ l)lCH!tbs, • Mi"~ · b:agan" the third qaarler to raUy the l organizations this Yell~- ~IG!' ~OIT ·allrlbules the .the. Dl.vlslon's er\(orc~ment Knickl from behind. The ' lw<,iwlldlile cooperative~ ,!lranla\\C ·bjllreue,, in O!'Jo'~ .tporSonne), dli'ect efforts Pistona, who led lhrQUI!hout the l Jll'Of!ram!i. Day~ld d!lckl- wlii tel~!~!~: jiopu!allori,'•IO .lncfeUOd. wward the areas· of hlih deer ANN -ARBOR, Mlch (UP!)- first balf, wn oullcored, 1~ ) be distributed iii mulllplea Of il 'liunJer ' ~rlitlm llong wi!b concentration. · • ' · IUinots, with three starters out in the . closing stages or the . from to 500 sb:·w~' ad\jnCerilenla,In ~ement The """ of obse..Vatlon air- .., fouls, survived alaal-mlr)ule lhjtd period and ·never were may .·.suheys, • .'%oned ' bunting <;raft bas ·enabled more ef. surge by Mlcblgan Saturday to able to catch up. . !18ulat_loQ'i, ·.,.1!!\11 lil!" , e~- fectlye enforcement of: the keep 111 undefeated Big Ten .!)ave Bl!li psced the Plslons ·forcemelil.~. . state's new "lac~llghlll1&!' recordinlactandboldoolothe · with 29 points. · . . tnform!'~lon, Di!n C. AJ:mliriiller, Ollel of I ~oollng· deer ..that have been confere!!Cf lead with 8 7$-13 The victory boosted the l your .local · same ihe DivlsiOif of Wildlife, said,_ blinded by 5Pl!tlighlll at night) baskelball victory bare. . Knickl' /jrst;place lea~ •over ; or district ;,.qdllfe "Hunter ' cooper~tfon !n law. Prior tO lind dlMin& tile The Wolverines, down tiy u idle Mlll•a~kee tq 511 same!~ in ~ District Four, providing,· 'lmporliont · 'In- past gun season,~ jackllgh"'s points wl!b just 25 seconds the Eastern.Divlsl<m. ~troll is · ; Slate. S~, Athe!ll, lormatloir .throtiglr d~ter were arrested with the aid of remalnlng,poppedinlourqulck in last place 1n the East; ~ ·; 45701, (6if) 593G.," che¢king !ilalions and cm'eluUy .obse~yallon . aircraft In poinlll on.1laskets by Bird Carter ' games behind Boston . . . Applications for bOth prepared questionnaires ·bas souL~stern O!tio. · llld Mark Henry, but the Dllnl The Atlanta llawu, the ! of 1960's. ,. progr8111Smuslbesubmlttedby ,sreatly aided In the ivf!Uitio!l A, total ol :iU arreats were then held the baU for seven WesteniDivisionleadera,brob ' l . Jwntin• SUCCe8l! IVU• F~...}.~ 1970. , ... _ of the · va~lo.uJ Ohl~. deer · nlllqe darm~ the 191!9 K!lft seConds without taking a shot to a live-game losing Weak with ·I goQcl during tile · ~1169 · · . lleuoa· Saece~(lul: · ra~ges.! ' "' :;.. .. , . season siJowmg 8i marked Ill" Insure their ruth conference win a 117-1110 victory ov.~ the l ) S<•aaon. , ,, ', . -, ,, "1 J!ired'E, Ml'<lf, DirectOr of the Tbe.• dellille!l ' labiilallqri ·llld crease In .violations' lind ap- •••'-"t no •--- ~- are 1• 2 Cincinnati R~als at CoJ"•~Q¥all and ' pheasant Olilo( De!J!Irlment of Natural evaluation ol stateWide BC· prehensions over the 230 lirresta ..,..... ......... ""'1 v .., ........ i h~~·~~~ ·sea.son ''clooed o~ Resour~;ts; . pralaed . the coni- cidental deer · tms, hunter made daring the same period .for the season. S.C. The Hawks, who !)old, 8' IX ~. but will blned ellorlll of the Objo bunte. ~ar~es~ reports, and post- · last year. l-4~··8l~endro:;t ~ ~;~~~·b:~~ ~":tg~ OVlll'aU. · points. Luther Raclt)ey acored 1 Michigan trailed by only lour 23 for the Roy!lis. , ~ at the half. But Player-Coach Lenny Wilkens ~ l I ~• ~ brote•lbe game open scored 23 winls •to -.!!• the· •·• mllln_tes , Into ,' 1\10 '8oeOnd Seal Ue.. ~Pilt_SpliiC. <,~1 "d "!-1 stanza when Jhay outscored the Chicago BUlls, 11~.1 It 1JfH .1,1 -The Nc;AA. wblth cooducla W!llveJilles 211-4 in a sb:-mlnute first i!ISS for the il.~ ln tnell' , sllip,mer sports programs at period tp lake • Q-44 lead. llist sia games. ' • • . over too Illes aCI'OIS the COIUI· With lour llllnules-. to go, _The Los Angel~ Lakers, led , · try 1n cooperation With the however, tl1ree Dllnl swters by Jerry Wests 23 ~II; P.realdenl's Cowicll 011 Pltyllcal _Randy ~s; Fred~. and opened up an early . -1~1 fliness and Sports aalcl that Mike Price - fouled out -and lead and then ~ld off a J,lte, ~; · of Ohio's .:W.,. IJl8ll7 Mlchigao began to close the \lo$1on raUy to defeat Jbe , -~ ~~~rdu=~ ~ Slate boys were un· gap. , ~Illes ~OI-1113l Lsi:rY ~ 1 ~ ln the lull ·Michigan's "Rudy Tom- scored Z4 pomts for llolt!Jij, _ll > ~=;=:~~! ·P!!DQier. , : . , · . janovicllled aU scorers with 3t .of which came late ·ln the 1 · Thi reJ!Ilr frun 'Nil!\'lh earO-· · not take ~ts llld Greg Jackson led ~ame. ' · ' ,, '""''' ...' lina uJ4: lion is an official pOi!llldn or make a Illinois with 211. WaUy Jones came off ,IJlf:. i -..----•-lion 1 but 81 Jd "'-• ~nch In the second perioil to -L Wll·loal~, J0 U .,_ to. , ttft lndl• •. R\."WW""&WI tuti.fl "I ~~~~~~ ~rsonillr_lelt, that · s~e NEW CARS ., =~~~=ts~::. I ,lilliJli, ·. :_~~~";Ia c "\~ chan~elal\oiildbemade. JNDIANAPOIJS !nd (UP!) •tOS victory over the San 1· 'from ~~V4!~P Ill a,lew .· ' ' ' • .. -Four ,_ can: ~ tO be Francisco Warriorls-. . ··', • ·, ., ., oleaignfl\ especially for the Dli_nois Sq · .. By llielr; ij:.O , Be R~UIIled In·Ohio ; '"'be.Jt. · :F~rest"~t.sei$ Cilrolina .;· · . ~-l\ "'. . ,North . , ==·~~ f: the STP Corp. racing lhm, II lbe lint ball by streatln& to was announced Friday. 11-1 lead ·in the Drat Andy GranateW, president ot mlnu1al .l1f the game. STP, sal!l the lour new can . The" Win glvei Wlke Fens! 8 wlll be built by McNamara ._. overall record aa!l .~ ·Cara of Lenggrl.,, Germany· U.:::; p9e · NeW Bremen 50 Minster <15 .Waynesville 51 IILanchester >48 Mla!I>L 'Eait 75 Tecumseh 12 Cilldwater 66 KoniOII !8 Arc.,.uni' 69 Versailles 60 Alison ta·65 New Modlson 62 Fra~klln '69 HOLLY PARI 60' I 12{. HOME Stop In Soon And See How Low Priced Thlsls OON'T LEt mE COLD WEATHER STOP YOU! All PI Our Homes Are Heated An4 Have 1:1'-'trlc Ughtlr;~~: . · t ' · Fr.. Delivery · . FiM Set Up · "OidtJt Dt11er lri tilt Ar11" 10 Ynn · · Mqnroe 62 Bradford 61 ( �• 'iJi ' • .I ' • '(39) - 0::1-2; SoU; EhG-U· Dalley .. t' ~~~~~~~ ll!flll"'f· "'"111 ptt!q , wer.e 'Hutclllns . <~-- ~~~~t:'za~( cent u.s Jlf Dive ioPhomar'e. with 12 llld pel; nlllf 28 at ,the ,· wUii Un~· ' lot tU l"'f. tbe :, • . ~'llailll rebo>J11111i. Top B<orera fOr SoljiJt!'ekn. M( 'I1MIIipiOn.abdM. Bee~ were. mcky BlOat, O.J1 ·88111Gr, eadl had eiChl poln_tsto pace With 12 Po/J>III, •llld ~ the Jtypr ere.t ~ to a. Haney, O.lleenlcit, had]O. · 37~wiJlo•er.SOUU.WMtem.'l. KygerCreek,OOI~~~t .,Djllon~L; S~.~~d . ' ' "' ~ ' •• .-··,,·"'·~' ~~ ¥1' cent. Wa~ Henaon, 0.1 I~ ·. , To Host Jee;~uliM... I · r · · ~ ~,· ' } t >' , ,•t-, • ,t ' 1'~ ~ "'-' 1. . , a 1511-:111 ,Jf28l27 M ' · !I , , ·' " ;~'- I .. . ·-Pistons 104-102 u• ' \ • ' .. ·• • I j • 11., continue on pubII~ bun tin& · and'the pnie ~"'\1"'111'4•• ~ tiwWfllon surveys•. By Preu llllerullonll ienced severe -~ painS • areas lhr9ugb .Jan. . 31. 'file Ia'\' ~o/!*!lftll ~ ot the ·· ~ ...Ill. !Jle zone managemf1ll For ·fast relief of acid for the poet 1\oQ Jllfkll,-played ! ~t rabbit ~Un& ~ Jlejlil1mellt's ,wlldllle;"DI~ : to~pl of deer popU!allon indigestion try playing the last- like the)lealthiest man ..,. lbo ~ cootinaes th!'011811·Januarr 31, ·lor lbW o:<~~~~li'!". lji'lllikijlg, ' c.on\f?J. . · " • place Detroit l'lslons. court Friday, ~ as be acored :"There is Still a ,lot .of goo,d the 111111 deer gun~~~~~ ..1. .z.-ne management' .,d Willis Reed, wlio bas elpllr- 29 points, Jll&red ·14 rebounds ! hunting .llflfld ·for the • late· 1M ~t ~oil ric~Jt'd. "o rtgula,ioii directa '"'hunli~g and blotked.l'lght Detroitlibots ' aea5Q!l rabbit ,l!unter," AriD- 'the ~~>'all* iuill!arvat''of, pressure to high .~lrall9n the •. Knicks ~ed the i bl'ljSier renJi!!c!! Ohio ,.,IPOI18' . 1,644 bAcks was~ '!"'y 'deer areas thus iJiovldln8 high . Pisions, t!K-102. . · I me~. · . , jn 191ir'lfhe!llf1·~tll'ot 1,• quaUtybunting~tlonWbile ~•-:.. Reed, .wliowillundergoleslli 1· Pheaaull Available bucks IVAI ~ (rom ... prot~ctlng·;less populal!!d ·. ue~ in New, York ' Monday to • Dar<!ld ~d six-wee!< · old coUi!fles, cqmjllii'M )IQ the 50 ranges. 1 •• '. : , deternilllehis abdomlnsl cllaor- l .Pileasants will be available to toQnty area open to h~Ung b. J?uilng de.er season ' l~Jld · ' der, hit eight straight .points in ap~roved aporls.men'a. '198, · , ' lthrodghqut~~ l)lCH!tbs, • Mi"~ · b:agan" the third qaarler to raUy the l organizations this Yell~- ~IG!' ~OIT ·allrlbules the .the. Dl.vlslon's er\(orc~ment Knickl from behind. The ' lw<,iwlldlile cooperative~ ,!lranla\\C ·bjllreue,, in O!'Jo'~ .tporSonne), dli'ect efforts Pistona, who led lhrQUI!hout the l Jll'Of!ram!i. Day~ld d!lckl- wlii tel~!~!~: jiopu!allori,'•IO .lncfeUOd. wward the areas· of hlih deer ANN -ARBOR, Mlch (UP!)- first balf, wn oullcored, 1~ ) be distributed iii mulllplea Of il 'liunJer ' ~rlitlm llong wi!b concentration. · • ' · IUinots, with three starters out in the . closing stages or the . from to 500 sb:·w~' ad\jnCerilenla,In ~ement The """ of obse..Vatlon air- .., fouls, survived alaal-mlr)ule lhjtd period and ·never were may .·.suheys, • .'%oned ' bunting <;raft bas ·enabled more ef. surge by Mlcblgan Saturday to able to catch up. . !18ulat_loQ'i, ·.,.1!!\11 lil!" , e~- fectlye enforcement of: the keep 111 undefeated Big Ten .!)ave Bl!li psced the Plslons ·forcemelil.~. . state's new "lac~llghlll1&!' recordinlactandboldoolothe · with 29 points. · . . tnform!'~lon, Di!n C. AJ:mliriiller, Ollel of I ~oollng· deer ..that have been confere!!Cf lead with 8 7$-13 The victory boosted the l your .local · same ihe DivlsiOif of Wildlife, said,_ blinded by 5Pl!tlighlll at night) baskelball victory bare. . Knickl' /jrst;place lea~ •over ; or district ;,.qdllfe "Hunter ' cooper~tfon !n law. Prior tO lind dlMin& tile The Wolverines, down tiy u idle Mlll•a~kee tq 511 same!~ in ~ District Four, providing,· 'lmporliont · 'In- past gun season,~ jackllgh"'s points wl!b just 25 seconds the Eastern.Divlsl<m. ~troll is · ; Slate. S~, Athe!ll, lormatloir .throtiglr d~ter were arrested with the aid of remalnlng,poppedinlourqulck in last place 1n the East; ~ ·; 45701, (6if) 593G.," che¢king !ilalions and cm'eluUy .obse~yallon . aircraft In poinlll on.1laskets by Bird Carter ' games behind Boston . . . Applications for bOth prepared questionnaires ·bas souL~stern O!tio. · llld Mark Henry, but the Dllnl The Atlanta llawu, the ! of 1960's. ,. progr8111Smuslbesubmlttedby ,sreatly aided In the ivf!Uitio!l A, total ol :iU arreats were then held the baU for seven WesteniDivisionleadera,brob ' l . Jwntin• SUCCe8l! IVU• F~...}.~ 1970. , ... _ of the · va~lo.uJ Ohl~. deer · nlllqe darm~ the 191!9 K!lft seConds without taking a shot to a live-game losing Weak with ·I goQcl during tile · ~1169 · · . lleuoa· Saece~(lul: · ra~ges.! ' "' :;.. .. , . season siJowmg 8i marked Ill" Insure their ruth conference win a 117-1110 victory ov.~ the l ) S<•aaon. , ,, ', . -, ,, "1 J!ired'E, Ml'<lf, DirectOr of the Tbe.• dellille!l ' labiilallqri ·llld crease In .violations' lind ap- •••'-"t no •--- ~- are 1• 2 Cincinnati R~als at CoJ"•~Q¥all and ' pheasant Olilo( De!J!Irlment of Natural evaluation ol stateWide BC· prehensions over the 230 lirresta ..,..... ......... ""'1 v .., ........ i h~~·~~~ ·sea.son ''clooed o~ Resour~;ts; . pralaed . the coni- cidental deer · tms, hunter made daring the same period .for the season. S.C. The Hawks, who !)old, 8' IX ~. but will blned ellorlll of the Objo bunte. ~ar~es~ reports, and post- · last year. l-4~··8l~endro:;t ~ ~;~~~·b:~~ ~":tg~ OVlll'aU. · points. Luther Raclt)ey acored 1 Michigan trailed by only lour 23 for the Roy!lis. , ~ at the half. But Player-Coach Lenny Wilkens ~ l I ~• ~ brote•lbe game open scored 23 winls •to -.!!• the· •·• mllln_tes , Into ,' 1\10 '8oeOnd Seal Ue.. ~Pilt_SpliiC. <,~1 "d "!-1 stanza when Jhay outscored the Chicago BUlls, 11~.1 It 1JfH .1,1 -The Nc;AA. wblth cooducla W!llveJilles 211-4 in a sb:-mlnute first i!ISS for the il.~ ln tnell' , sllip,mer sports programs at period tp lake • Q-44 lead. llist sia games. ' • • . over too Illes aCI'OIS the COIUI· With lour llllnules-. to go, _The Los Angel~ Lakers, led , · try 1n cooperation With the however, tl1ree Dllnl swters by Jerry Wests 23 ~II; P.realdenl's Cowicll 011 Pltyllcal _Randy ~s; Fred~. and opened up an early . -1~1 fliness and Sports aalcl that Mike Price - fouled out -and lead and then ~ld off a J,lte, ~; · of Ohio's .:W.,. IJl8ll7 Mlchigao began to close the \lo$1on raUy to defeat Jbe , -~ ~~~rdu=~ ~ Slate boys were un· gap. , ~Illes ~OI-1113l Lsi:rY ~ 1 ~ ln the lull ·Michigan's "Rudy Tom- scored Z4 pomts for llolt!Jij, _ll > ~=;=:~~! ·P!!DQier. , : . , · . janovicllled aU scorers with 3t .of which came late ·ln the 1 · Thi reJ!Ilr frun 'Nil!\'lh earO-· · not take ~ts llld Greg Jackson led ~ame. ' · ' ,, '""''' ...' lina uJ4: lion is an official pOi!llldn or make a Illinois with 211. WaUy Jones came off ,IJlf:. i -..----•-lion 1 but 81 Jd "'-• ~nch In the second perioil to -L Wll·loal~, J0 U .,_ to. , ttft lndl• •. R\."WW""&WI tuti.fl "I ~~~~~~ ~rsonillr_lelt, that · s~e NEW CARS ., =~~~=ts~::. I ,lilliJli, ·. :_~~~";Ia c "\~ chan~elal\oiildbemade. JNDIANAPOIJS !nd (UP!) •tOS victory over the San 1· 'from ~~V4!~P Ill a,lew .· ' ' ' • .. -Four ,_ can: ~ tO be Francisco Warriorls-. . ··', • ·, ., ., oleaignfl\ especially for the Dli_nois Sq · .. By llielr; ij:.O , Be R~UIIled In·Ohio ; '"'be.Jt. · :F~rest"~t.sei$ Cilrolina .;· · . ~-l\ "'. . ,North . , ==·~~ f: the STP Corp. racing lhm, II lbe lint ball by streatln& to was announced Friday. 11-1 lead ·in the Drat Andy GranateW, president ot mlnu1al .l1f the game. STP, sal!l the lour new can . The" Win glvei Wlke Fens! 8 wlll be built by McNamara ._. overall record aa!l .~ ·Cara of Lenggrl.,, Germany· U.:::; p9e · NeW Bremen 50 Minster <15 .Waynesville 51 IILanchester >48 Mla!I>L 'Eait 75 Tecumseh 12 Cilldwater 66 KoniOII !8 Arc.,.uni' 69 Versailles 60 Alison ta·65 New Modlson 62 Fra~klln '69 HOLLY PARI 60' I 12{. HOME Stop In Soon And See How Low Priced Thlsls OON'T LEt mE COLD WEATHER STOP YOU! All PI Our Homes Are Heated An4 Have 1:1'-'trlc Ughtlr;~~: . · t ' · Fr.. Delivery · . FiM Set Up · "OidtJt Dt11er lri tilt Ar11" 10 Ynn · · Mqnroe 62 Bradford 61 ( �. ' If!~~ Items Y~u N·ee~,· Sell I~ems Yo~ Don't In T~e. }.-ibune.Classifieds ,ii.'o.~~=:~ ~~!;,. II.. ,s!'.~~G mole~ .rA4-l•hot· ~*":':.=.~~y:·.: :: r.:: ·~·· ...... Sundly atflrll\ I p.m.on j ,. ,_,_ .,,.,.1..,, will ,,, ,,. - ~· ~~~· ""' .....·,~...., ,, ,.· •., Anr • " - - l o ,., ""'""' ._ , _ "'" M ~-· .... ·...,;rr.~·,:,loi.h c~.";~ , · AA .-~ .,.,,_ • olxll•" • ""'·"-" Jol...., - . will 1 Do""~o~'l,.l4o311o.•· •ir,.ft4.t't i l .... ..-,. · · ~~~~d:: ~oopod; ~j~;:l!:~:'~:~~~jl~~ or ,. ' call (513) 241·5572, write S f I Dt f S~ys1eema, • " · ~p ·•, J255 Ntllanwlde Corwin Ave., Hilmi ·· Cllilo"..Sna. • , .. , i J ~ 001JRSE - WIJDI &pallllj (left) 1111 rnnt Robel laoncbe<k their coune frun Gallipolis to llayll, Mo. on lhe aeronautical chart apread on lhe wing of the Grumman ag-cat at GaUia·Melgs IIA!glonai Alrpu1. · + , • ' ' ' ' ~ . PIANO LESSONS flir ~.l~noro , or edv.,cld, youngahira and ldlilfl. Pltasa cell E. Jemel ~~·· . 212•11 · Business Opportunities . ~ • · ' ' · , • , iU&Y PIWI'- Ub ::r.:'...."":.:' Warne IIMi1bw Of Wldllla, Kan. ~ferry pilot, is ready tocllmblntoiUAg.C..tbeforehoppingoffonlbfnelt'legoflbe!llcblhome. ,1 , · ! · "• - . BY C. E. lii..UB8LEE . Elt. Aplll, Apte._ Me'- Coaaty POMEROY- Farmers have UDIII March 1, 1970 to file their OPERATE ~ Luzlor franchiH . TWO . . '\ , . . Income averai!Jigln futilre :rem will he IIOIIIell'bal euler. CUrrent Income needB only be one-llftb above lhe four yMr averqe (formerly one-tblrd). . /. . · In 1970 capital. pin& on prGductlve UYeetocll .c'-ngea. '1bere antUng = '"'!!' """"''lind -.1111 prepa"'* Wlldcall, Hellcall, , llearcatsthe .• lid n,tre&ll senecl as first r::same;~lnc:-:ome:(~no~w~l;llo;'u~m~u:ch~aa:l4~1fper~cen=l)~.~::;~'= : of . the Jei·Age, ~ produced the Pan· ... Jet 1111 the O>ugar Jet, botll f!rsl Une Navy aircraft. ;'. In tbe clvUJsn field, Grum·'· .~ .-buill the Alllelrolll, Goose, 1lldgeon. all amphibian llrcroft 1114 a piJII World War D model, lit Malllrd. A Grumman enfry LOW-COST !lOmiDI nbfe . JuJI.t M"i ve piii:K one 11hot when Lhev ore a tu & day11 uld, unniher at two Wtt•k~; if I hey ur~ KninlE to be ra i~ed in confinement. •• ~ ,r·~:.,·: Jnjei:lable Ia economical bee" use you ~ injert it right into the hum mu~Kit with no lou. ~ : lt"at:~ll}d.t! usr ond comes 1, .~t in sterile , lflf·!!faliniC bot· :. ·\ Uet :\t our Checkerboard 8tort> . Rl' 1urc ta 1uard I. your ~xt PiiC c~p'•lai.U\ . . ' •.. •r-;m•~t with ~uri~ Pia· , ~.. enua lDjtetable.' ;t . r ' ' I • Je D. ,~~rtft ~I ~~ ,(1, ' • l '!- f VINE $TRIE't • ~... ...- . ' : IN MEMORY of. our erondaon W napheW, Radoor Keith MO:IN, who was taken from us tWo yoero ego today, Jan. 11. T'""' . • • rocolls tho '".;_or• w-, .... , '; Of' I IIIVod ~gone to real, And 1'- 'who think of him . !oday ' Aro tho onn who lovld him home. 0 • .D. , :::; ~.'~. ~c p.u. · 1959 ¥IT. Chov. P.U. · Inl Ave, 825 Th .· lialllpollo , AnniYII'O . ""' $ale •-• lK Off E _..1 · RICE·s-·ttNnk •ou ~~h ', .... ..,. tor m1ol!111 our flrtl year In butl~ ·l IUCCOU. To or~- •· OUI' . n•ftu, MIra •1•1- a tlralght 10por-toii alroocjy . .ucod prlct$, For examp.. NEW_ Early Amoriq~n living room sullos , 159 ,95 NOW S14.95, liVIng room aulfn S119.95 110W · l101.95, sota bedstS9.95NOWS53.95, White French Provincial bedroom oulla$169.'15 N0Wl1S2.M. Our prollllsi.U,butyousllllgel 1st y,.,,., n1 .,;·o.. '.If TOWN end country home, 1 mllelrom VInton PostOftlco, mall 9:30 NC:h day: 3 room savt. In sllanco, uo 'I"HP• n..,.v, •""~ era shed· ~~:e atloop. bNvllfuiiiMiniory, ebtiiiCI our ollant grttf, . In · God ''t ~-utllul pooHsolon. -:-===,...,_,,...~1 0.ll -IF_CA_R_P_E_T.;_boll~ut-y-doe-sn'l available. Phone 446-1827. 10-4 ELECTRIC adding machines f75up. Slmmona Pig. & Ofllce Equip. 301·11 Age n cy , Hobart Dillon, Rooltar Office ~2674 Howard ar Lucille Brannam Evenings ~1226 DON'T take chencos with your color film procesalng. They New Listing ciln only be dovel--' once. ..,.... . All our proceul~ Is done by 3 BEDROOM On II p1 Kodak, the b;'st In lhe -in good locatio~. s:=;cl:,; business. Fut service. kitchen, lotot -nellng, storm Tawowy Studio. windOWS & &r. lnsuloted. J07.1f awnlnga, patio. utre goo<f 2 car garage. Poasesolon In JO M(IBILE home 10' X 50', two days. Ownor purchased 1 bedroom. Cell 2<4.1-5545. home In country. I:J.J ---"------$12,500 1'169 RED 2 + 2 Muatong, 428 Cobra let. Must sell, going to BUYS THIS 1'/7 atory home. 3 BR, full basement, large service. Ph. 446-3121. 13-6 chen safe with gllss doors, paneled play room. locafed on conQ"•te strut. Vacent. 4 Homes In Town ,. BR, 21t:1 bath, formal OR, play dishes, used clothing. Bergaln room, excctll&nt lo.:atlon. Shop, 150 Third Ave. 13-4 3 BR, LR with ·w-w carpet, ,.. ------ j" l: B"'.!'~- ::..~~;:'~ :: ~~~~:.U.:::~ ..... -~ · C~ ·... The WISEMAN Atency' R·a~.ltors ~ «6-36~1 OHic• E..nlngs Coli 1!. M. "Ike" Wiseman , "'•.,.96 E. N. wi:.:'n «6--4500 New Listing Beautiful4 Bedroom Di llo n 'sLEEPIN(i"" iiOOM$, wtel<ly thaw -'- clean It right and • - · Park Control Holel. welch It glow. Use Blue - - - - - - Lustre. Rent electric 1966 CHEVROLET pickup, v, 76.if ton, aluminum cover, tow -----·--shompooer Sl. Former's mileage $1,500. 1967 Chevrolet ~APARTMENTS, Gillie Hotel, Hardware Co. CAR WITH AIR CONDITION, 'W6-2206. ' 1d,lf 14-6 . , ·, ., •• . - - - - - - - , - Low mileage $1,500. also ulld uniform pants by dozen, Som ·SLEEPING ROOMS. · wtei<ly· ,AAGIC CHEF gas range, like SomerVIlle, 57 Burdette rettt. Glllll Hotel, ~2206. new, $75. Con bl ooen lit 917 Adcln., Pt. Pleesant, 675-3334 · 159.11 Socond Avo. oc I'll. alter 4 p.m. 3 13-3 BRADBURY flro! II- fur. BEATEN - n carpet patha go 1.. 1 ·nithod elflcloncy apartment, 5ALE111 ADULTS ONLY, 729 Socond when Blue Lustra arrives. Renf eloctric sllempooor S1 . USED CARS Ave. ~rd, 862 111 Ave. BARGAINS 12-11 14-6 1967 PONTIAC V-8, aland., WE WANT to thonk our neigh- - - - - - - - Runs and looks good, boro llid ITiondi lor fholr 3R9QM!urnlthedepartmentat only $895.00 flciMn and klndneu d..-lng 651 Second Avo. Ph. ~- PUREBRED Yorklhlra boar, torvlce age. I'll. -2596. 1964Falrlono500Statlonwogon, thelll-anddoofll of Jo11141t 12-lf 14-3 Dolu•e Rlke, ~ally tho McCoy. model, V-8 auto., new !Ires, Wwllllliholl Funorll Home fur SLEEPING rooms, weekly 6 WK. OLD AKC rog. blade one owner. sherpost llftle red lfltlr torYICOI which were rlfn, garage pao'klng. Libby lllmlle Poodle. Will stU wagon . grutly oppreclottd. Nor.I. cholp. Ph, -4827. In !own 695.00 BIIQibeth ·itatftn. sloler - - - - - - - - 1 4 - 2 1967 Plymouth V-Bauto. 695.00 •Don Blazer, ltlflhew 1M5 Chev. Impala Conv, 599.110 1.. 1 HOUSE, 4 roomt end bali!, CLEANING EST carpet cloonor IM-CChlv. Impale Conv. 499.110 -----,----~ lorc!ld elr hilt, S65 mo. Located 105 Ceder St. Inquire. -s:'·oo , ot Corbin Furniture ol-46·1171 ~m!""'!r $1. Lowor G. C. 299 oo or eftw 5 Ph. ,.._2513, FREE, Rowlelgh't Almanac • llo\lrphy $1we. · 14-tf _ _ _ __.__ _ _.:_ Calen<!of. 1924 E. Ave., 144 1'163FordFeslback2dr. Htp. 299.110 o.JI,IIJOIIo; PI'- 446-2019. ' 1961 Ford Starllntr V-lsllck ,, 14-1 . . •· ESTABLISHED dry clalnln' 219.00 butlntU tor sale In Rloven- 1'163 Cor•alr epo, 4-spotd !99.00 lwood.·W· v•. Milt! 1111 duo to 1'163 Chov. Impala Conv. U9.110 dHII\ In family. If lnt• •lid 1~• "'"· ' -u ..v.6cyl.stand. 1411.110 II ..._·- _ , , • , ca ·~-" •:••' ·' ~·11''.;·4- 1 19611Piy. w~-r.,agood 129 00 TRUCKS ' modern ,1"-5 ~·'It ton p.u. one =------.....:: owner', . carport & workshop, large lot 80'x150'. 3 BR, lilt balh, paneled basement. 3 BR, W·W carpet In LR, full basement. Thinking of Selling Or Buying? WHEN you think about aelllng or buy lng a home Remember the DILLON AGENCY - IT PAYS. lASSIE REAL mATE BROKER TEL """l99l ' ,.... R 0 0 M , i~~~~U~.fD NE~g~ : BORHOOD 3 BLOCKS FROM CITY PARK . Owner Will. Help Finance WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME. HERE IS A VERY NICE 5 ROOMS HOME WITH FORCED AIR HEAT ON THE EDGE e~TT?.f~A~~UASTL~~~~ NEWLY DECORATED AND HAS NEW ALUMINUM SIDING . YOU'LL LIKE IT FOR lll.900. Attention Veterans Check This One HERE IS A VERY GOOD HOME WITH 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, MODERN KITCHEN (RANGE & OVEN) LARGE CAR · · PE·TED' t1VING ROOM , 2 CAR GARAGE ON A LARGE HILL TOP LOT WITH PLENTY OF SPACE AROUND IT . WE CARE OF THE PAPER WORK IN GETTING YOUR LOAN WILL TAKE APPROVED . 124 Acre Farm 30 ACRES OF TILLABLE PRODUCTIVE BOTTOM CROP LAND, 80 ACRES PASTURE , V, A. TOBACCO, IS A. TIMBER . LARGE BARN , SHED AND OTHER OUT . BUILDINGS . HOME PRICEO '' ·,,u. • I :.' WITH A. lnv~ent DUPLEX 6 rms. • bath lsi floor,~ rms. ·• bath 2nd floor, bttemOnt, laundry rm. • plenty otoroge space. Located on '1 nla1 ohadld lot· sm por mo.lncame. Only $13.000. Llnc;oln Pike 24A.,good7rm.house,haonow sldl'ng, l•rge barn, good 6 RIGHT ROOM BATH . FOR QUICK SALE . 140 Acre Ohio Farm THIS IS ONE OF GAll lA COUNTY'S REAL GOOD HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARMS. 50 A. BOTTOM , 50 A. . TILLABLE , PASTURE . BO A. A. U A. GRAIN BASE , PLENTY TOBACCO Farm PRICE roducod on this 173 A. firm , Owner IIYI nil. It has 1 madtrn 7 rm. house, large btrn; garage & other outbld'gs. 'It A. Tob. bait, lots ot coal &the oil &gas lea• pays $110 annually. Price $7S. Ptr F u l L BASEMENT, CENTRAL AIR AND A LARGE OF lfJ AND WATER PLUS SYMMES CREEK . VERY GOOD 1 ROOM HOME, BARNS, OUTBUILDINGS AND SII:O, lAIRD REALTY CO. Oscir •lrd, IHitor 450 Seaond Avt. Owner Will Finance, Consider Land Contract NICE two story house has throo bedroom!, lull bath, furnace, city water, on cornor lot. All new plumbing, roa~iilly remodeled, in · verY nlc. condition. Hat now ailechtcl carport. · , rlllligood 695.00 foncos, B.T. rotc~• 'loA. Tob. 1M-l lnf. Scout, 4 whlll Dflvo,. bul,)~rlced ,tor qulde sale. ono owner 195.110 SI,OOO. ' 'iMOGMC'Ioton, sharp OINi~ Far'm··5 You Want 1951 llodgo 'It ton V·I •, , . • 4-spotd solid 29S.IIO 73 A. Farrnon form 124,1100 Lbok4t ' lf'5Chtv. l'lttonwlthbtd IIi! ""', (,- ,lob. bese M.CJI!O. · '· 2$P,QO ~ 23 A. :~ ~.~ beH, U.500. 75.~ , ,, 4~~~~;~~ ,1f55GMCrunogood 1 •• ~ 1N'IInt. 1'1t ton 75.• four For Sale P._u. ANYONE Ranch-In Town ~MS GMC Suburban THE OWNER OF THIS 9 !Mol 3 T. GMC LAND CONTRACT. Nice ~fvLI,O;D Hcf~iON~~~ 19116 '1t T. Chev. building lot, over 'It 1cre In BEEN TRANSFERRED 19116'/t T. Int. P.U. ,good oubdlvlolon, near now AND MUST SELL. IF YOU 1955¥1 Sll ver ,..,.mora "" I I Brl dge. WANT AN ATTRACTIVE, Now 5T.Tllodgo F Uflllty W CONVENIENTLY · arm ~· Torms. LocATeDWALK 1 ALL $139.~- • CHILDREN TO 1967 v, T. GMC P.U. DANVILLE scHODLI HOME IN ONE 1u Mlnnoopollo Molina Pow.- DANDY 9roomtwostoryhome, OF THE. BEST BORHOODS BE NEIGH· SURE 11 " newly dlcorllled lnsldt and AND SEE THIS . TWO Now 1.25 X 20, If ply nylon out. Lovolyklt~cablnets& LARGE FIREPLACES, 11' " 157·50• Inc. Fed. tax btth. New u•• fum. Cellar. IIUGE ~AMILY ROOM, OHIOVALLEY ~p FORMAL DINING, ... rage. rico rtducod from MODERN KITCHEN IMPLEMENT CO. S12,0001o$7,5001or quick sale. !RANGE, OVEN & DISHIUPIOI!SI. WASHER! 2 BATHS AND 0 LARGE LOT PRICeD r~446-UU H ME SITES UNDER $30,0oo, CALL 293-lf OR trallor oiiH. Half eae to 6 IKE WISEMAN NOW FOR acres. Also oubdlvlslona. Cell AN AI'POINTMENT. GOOD CLEAN LUMP end today. Excellent· Location stoker atol. Carl Wintora, Rio Grandt. Phone245-5115. 8·11 LISTINGS NEEDED Choice of 3 Bedroom FARMS, acr..ga, homn. In Town ALL .. TYPES of building YOU MUST SEE THE motorlelo,blor.k, brick, -er Eart Wlnltn.-3821 INSIDE OF THIS ONE TO plpo, wlndowa, llntolt. etc, WlynoAmstlory,446-02D REALLY APPRECIATE ClaudtWinten, RloGrando, DonverK.Higloy,4410510 THE CHARMING AT · o.Ph. W -5121ottor5. 91-tt ~a~u'I.EfE0 FANr 1 vT~~ AREA. NICE BIG CAR ELECTROLUX SWEEPER PETED LIVING ROOM Co WITH FIREPLACE, mplete with aHachmenls, MODERN KITCHEN paint apray-cordwlnder lnd (APPLIANCES BUILT throw away bags. Full caah INI,3 BEDROOMS 12 ARE price only S31 . Torma ~~~~TLEJIJ RE,PA~~r~ ~ . c: Real Estate :/!"f.;::i"'"rty ~:n,::;.~:!'t.~~'Q,': , ,..-----. ' ! ,LQWRE.Y1eltdrk, orgon. Cell ..,., --,-, TE~EV)&I,ON, :radio, ·record tiii.•fhir1 ' 1~.:Kino011 Dr.. . playor, drtulng table, kif· J·,... · ' ~~~. Galtlpofll1 f rp.m. · .id; IH dtt..1 COMPLETELY -~ 10 d lnsldt & 0111. ,.,;;nms"t:v & half with rlvor view. Full Free t!!! P!'iclou•'IIM•=~~~!~~~t·•~ Ave. VIII · · · ·~~: · ·soMETHING Nl E ~M7 2'1t T. GMC t'/63"' T. GMC 1M& ¥1 T, GMC P.U. 1'163 F100 Ford dump : : ~~ ~':;.~ 1~u: lnt•.P.u. · IYM 111 T. G~ · P.U. :: ~\.cc:.. ,!l,.,ll,pel$1.0011 hll, . ' If..If - PARSONS JAY ·sH.E PPARD REA•<"OR'S ~, ""11: 'P't 2iftl. ,ft EState ~or Sale .. baby pi~11 from nn(lmin with t~fft•divt•. low-t•oat Purina Pi~ t·mill lnjt!CI· < needed: 14-1 your Real ..,u,- You t•n n protect yu11I PiR emia " house, porch, etc., troller space, Ill furnlshlnga Intraining, no stock to carry. eluded. Stol<ennaflc heater, Ph.-5. .Enterprise, elect. otove, GE 13-4 relrlg., kitchen broakf..t set, O~·UP davenport, ,chalrt, Wanted window bllndt I curtains, 2 beds, e.orythlng. You move , $15,934.87 In, I move out. Outdoon -18 II. slag drive, ample garden WAS THE space, 2 ou tbulldl ngo, NATION-WIDE chickens !~eluded, nice !railer space, tpace now AVERAGE, occupied (will bt movldl. COMMISSION · · blocks and jades can bt used· If ioew owner needS lhfm. paid aur lull lime men lost Prlcel3- Wh sell??~. Yllr. Wo need I good mon ,...., Y •-Y over 4111n lho Golllpollur11. I'm 60and plan follvoln town. Toke lhort trips ta: contaco Yea, ! ha've more than 13,300 customers. Air mall \H. F. lnvnted In this prpr--'y Rood, Pres.. Am or leon .,... ' · Lubrlcontt ca.. Box 696, Doylon D. Kennedy, Rl. 2 Box Deyton, Ohio 45401. IO, Vinton, Ohio 45686. ' - - - - - - - - _ _ j --:-._______ 11·6 from dellftr the Aviation, clulterplanel to Mid- baaecldate llnallnccme lu return ljnd fanner pay what's This is15a was change a cember tw~year31, .holdll!i for i:DWI IIIII ~ .' .•sacqulred CiiBIIDeDI dlslrlbutor on tile new tu bl!lln yearsdue. Febrllllr)' lhe ' will afhoterbeDe) ,JJell, period (Sporllpg ~;'~ . - ,race -:~~~~e~~~$­ Of tlie Ag-cat • · nes ·. · • · i-: '· · ·•• ' mile' ,Ill bouf ,_ll')louslllf~m~erslnmakbtgoutn!lum.s stwUid mark ~bopande.imirtonJy ~montheoi-P\ore. . llobertloll and the dates NOv. 231nilH,'l970. 'lbilwill.bo lbeilllo .Farm 1ncon1e · In lbellaallfw!l~baW:JICIIl ,......,.feibi~'lli.t ljj,Vi' , , · · , · shown annui!liilei~hloaiiilla\le~~~~~~~~·~1 t p.m. and decided . -the New .Ill F !ann Income. l'wo big change• oc:cll' that Wi!1 be esrldive Iller t110118b-'l'beY lllyecl Tax School lf!llch ~take up tbe DliiiiY c:llanges In tax law that " December 31, INt. · . '' , !be light. Folearly Weclnelday ocelli" dlll'lllilhe li~Jellllir;Ytar 1970. . · \"'o 1-:fropii!III'ID acllvl~s lhil are .~ e~ ·In for · IIIIJrllilw deliyed their tUeoll Fii nn and ,t111111e Interested In II'OI'Idnl out Income tax pn>ftt can '*:de41i'diid, l'r)llllmiiBI he aboWD·il ieUt I•yen·•• ·"'I ~7 uallllla.m. It wu abolll 1:15 fonilswlllreceiveflreata••oceliy securlnglhe 1970edllion of Of$ (or Jyea,ra out Of 71f nice borle farm) f~ the,_,.. to be p.m. w11t11 they touched c1o1m at the F_armer's Tu Guide. This laaYallable wltbout charge IIJ'Ough ~ .. beiQg operated for pn>ftt. Seeond,lf 1111111 hu non- . rem..d~ lbe 1o1:11 airport. our .offlce. !armlhcomeQ(atltpttiO,OOOno8DDIIFIIoulnem:wOf·l25,1100 ~~=~~~· 'lbe trip frOm ~ bid.IIQI Farmers need to be-aware that 111<181 of the changes In the to '~ill be all!lWecl. ·•· . " ·· . ' < .'. '· , boon a haury Cl'lllle. Due .jp · law do ilollffect lhelr IIIII retum.s. One of lhe Items that does · · In the lillw'e, flllb'·Mpetcent, ratber than 100 per~. ql ail ,..Oiir condltknl lbey had to .alie~>t tbe !Jill retllm, bowewr, IS the change In lnveslmelrt indl~l's ne~ llirfs'lerm capilli ~: ean· bo-- c!tlrst!il illf ~~...,~~~...~~W.,~ fJ)' at en altlbtlle cf toO to i!Oq • ereclll. Only purd!ues made by April 18, 186t ilr before, or firm flllalnat ordinary btcome up to lhe ueualllinltcf $1;P!Id.Ini ye~~r. Mt to .,.,at llrq headwindB. con1racts enlerecl into by that date will quaUfy . Fa~ as wei,J .. o~ CIIIIIIIVe lhemle!v@l lbiiCJ! srlef . 'l'bcllr pllw had no heaters, no ~led depredation canool be usee! for tax years ending and, In cues, apense, by .k~)nl aCCUrf\!e !*lord~, Tba radloo and 01117 blele In· after JulY :u; 111118. Rapid metboda of depreclaUon are no looser EI!ellllon Office ~ two ~·~.~ .~ l1o!!b alid "'" _ llt-11 like 111 11r ....S available for 1110111 bulkllnp. Only new retildenllal property for pscellenl home ~~~k"' helP peojll~hii!JI J1l- ~; . • lncllcator, tachometer aDd · rental.UU gets full benelll. Other newly COMtructed gets on&llalf The slmple,~im aoci11mtlild tiGme ~ ~ c0tit·30 ~r, DO lnltruments for of lu benefits. • cents each, 'lbeeilmplele latm account reccJI'd coaltfi.ZUr the bl4 wealber fblng. Tbere'l Olie Break annual llllei' or $3 f~ the c~te l001e Jell ciJiier, amiiFI DDer 'lbe Ag.QII iB the 1111111 ""' There l.s one tax break. ExpendllureB for rehabilitaUon of low. and nve year Inventory. · : r . • . · ...... duller plane 111 the cost rental h..,.q for families witb low or moderate Income can Farmers,,IJke olhi!r ~.lliUII keep reciii'U•to:pn!llll;'' . -at lod the llfest, IIC· J Ulie a special fbe.year write off. an acctU"ate Income !fiX Insure that only UielrJ'""'r :::~ to Robertson, who ~baa been a reduclioo In depletioo allowances for tax year ta1 is paid. Paid bUJs, canceled checU, etc., thai iuti118f!Uale out !bel Iince the plane ending after October 9, IIIII for oil and gas producers to 22 per entries In YOill' recordB, &hould lie flleclln an onlerly - r and -1111111111113 J~ ago there . cent of fii'OIIIincome, up to a limit of SO per cent of net Income. It stored In a safe place_., that tbey will he avllllable When liU not bllen a lingle falaUW formerly wu 2'(\!o.per cent. Sec. SOl. Other mlneralo that were at Good recorda jlollara, are fCJ: ~Itt fal:m:1 wuler 1elual ·Working con- 23percentwerellsocullo22perceat. · IIU\'U'gemenl, a~ are llll!fulln ·~ ~l clliiFII. Another change takes the tu .avlngs out of the salol of Good recorda can ~JI!I to~mum ooc:lal..ai-1~~ and llflfore the Ag-Cal went onto "Produclilllpaymenti.''Thesepaymentsareforrightsf!>rfi~lll"e Income tslsal.q.. ' ' . ; llle clra~ boiidl, Grumman Income from a well. llwaa uaed by a well developer to Increase Here ~. some wba they ma7 helj). Identify IIOurCe Of -.Ileal euetneera spent lhe grou lnc0111e ba11e In the first year when be also had high start reo!elpts, preyenl 0i111111f111;!1f· deduclilllll ~' detetiDine IIY11 J1III'B In the field will! Ag- ,, COli. depreciation illowance, talre 1dvaldge Of,C!tfi!.la.l p llidlolll pilot. collecting Information Some 1u relief is promised for 1970 tu return.. The surtax is provisions, eilllbllsh reP!f'!lble 8lrlli,lllll fOr' llelf~ 11141 dalll Ill l!lve them an air- reci11Cecllll5per !*II and tsnnlnalel oo June 30, 1970, This results social security lu, lfl!i ;.q,.il• llemi! rW~ oii-IDCclnle·tu cnftthahruulddotbejob.The iDa2\!opercenlsurtufor ·l9'10. return. ·, · ' , • '! CllqiiiiJ l!fodiiCIII between 500 Personal exemptions per dependent changes on July 1, 1970 to Ill • Ag-Oits each year. f650. Tills results In an average of • for 1970. This increa..,; to ' Grwmllu Aircraft is a well· fi50 In 1973. IIA!tlred couples 65 years of age and over In 1973 will IIDolm !lillie iD both military get anolher .., wmplion. 1114 dvll avlllllon. In World War , Tile li!lgle taxpayer In 11171 will gel a tu break as his tax D, GriUDIIIan Avengers, can be no more than I~ per cent of the marriOO laipayer's with '~co=.::,~WI~ ~• MA:vAZ:is _- - - - - - -- , Unlike Robertson, Wayne Sperlinll began his flyillg career . zr· x.ro9 thlbntetRice'sNiw•liHd Furn., 1154 Soc., -9523. !l::==!l:.I3 Days Granted-Farmers E~~~~~~To · Up Tax P~y . meats tf 1·11 ' In tile bll&lne~JH~tecutlve air· croft field Is the Grumman Gulfotream Jet. Robertson .ind Sperling cllmbedbacklntOtheJrohipefor the takeoff. The Wind , sock bung moUonless CHI lhe pole. The Ag.Qits toot off In !ormallon, ·roared ~ard, their big powerplants reverberating flllalnat the GaUia County hllla. 1'beY bellied for Bardllllwn, Ky., their neat gas Blop, planlilng to make llayll, Mo. he!Oi'e night. 'lbe GaJBa.Melgs airport was j1lll 11101ber gu siGp for lhe Jerry pUo11 who left Elmira, N. Y., at noon Tuesday enroute to Hayti, Mo., where tbey'll To · D R 0 IIG'fS tor autoo, truckl.llnd a 1 ty or Commor~el· IP. vero pi 1catlont. 3·D oriegnotlc . pleltiE. ,ligna. MADE L-• LY • • "'""' · PINil call .· Ga. · L ~ Ag-Cats Gtu-Up <ConUnued from page I) llrfcil holdi enof18b' fuel for lbout two or line hours fqin8 111111, with little left for reserve. · 'Bic Frank Robertson of 11171111U, Tem., an Alr F«ce ftleran, tuled 1111ri to the gas IJIIIIIIII, cut bls swlli:h, opened tile two aecllon canopy and climbed down. His aerial partner, Wayne Sperling Of Wlcblla, Kaa. duplicated lhe prooedure. rnnt Robertson, who began 11Jbw In 1152, ...,eel m yean In lhe Air F«ce, learned to flY Ia the North ·American T-8 ·-u'*cl · , IBM! .lNG =•· :.,(1. .. Sale ' MEW GliC T.ftuCK HEADQUARTERS two 2 T. GMf; t950 v. T. GMC P.u. Sh · f Rf. 2, !4-3 oiuvns·N~~~~D · TRA!N NC\Yf to lirrvit 1tml ,, Z J r 'Sale' AllnthiUIIJ :;;.,;~y, rt".o II Mel•j , · , · .: For Thaol Jonuary Blllo. fRIIax- VOU ~ ""y them rom r«~r N.,,r,.. an ' · AVON A........... ,-,••. -•• flnd • I ' ,out How"'iltlhi ,;.,,,Wrllt to - •~ . "~ Rulli USED Of liS..,. PL' 'TES. '"'· .~ lw .• 1e.. 1~ o4o • .Par Self 36"· • 'uGt~'r "•'• •' H;:.,:::-~;. ~ ...- Jl,t. ' 14(. 1:1-2 H 1 1 ·.~ e p ant.., _ .•,...m,.,,_ - .. ,. r,:."'r..!:!:! ' !~~.. of Spnnv Es~t· Fili',s'al~ WJIH IUIDIO AAUAit THtRDAYE.•_I_ sun _ .61 ACRES , ,00 .... •• iWII • 7=00 ~~a~~oner • ~ .._ 7 sT. •· 7:.·1!! ~llolrd._, .... · _ EE.~l :lf·l.oc4!1 News • " R•l u . .-llealty·' ..... £~1J~~l• 'riiiiY . '. IFrhT~~":"".!"~:':, ~,:;: :;~ :;;:-'"""' t ; ; bu•. Soo ihlo 3 BR --"-n' 1:15 We.tt. ' with fuel oil lurneco. ..,_, homo 1; 17 Morr11ng .1118 bath, built-In cablnoft In 1:55 Local News kllcllonend locatadon 1 blade ' '00 Tllk Of TJII To. fop rood. 13 mil" from 9:55 Muon tounty ," H••nd 'II. 1acre bam. ee'ii"~Y :or~~ 10;15Mornlng ShOw polntmtnt. · 10:25 Education News SilicMI ::= : =m: l::'lant :~~~~ LAND CONTRACT • 4 ROOM houte wlfh beth locatod 2 mllet'fram town on 111111 Crook Rood. Full prlco - .--· · ' OFFICE PHONE446-1"4 ' EVENING Cluor ..o M. NMI 446-1146 J. MiclllellllaP••t••t -•-vleas Offer.... au LEE'S PLUMBING. REMODolin• C,rownCity,Ohlo. Ph. 2u. • 6664. 217-lf ALBERT EHMAN Woter Dtll•ory Sarvlco PotrlotSterRI., Golllpollo Ph. 319-2133 · 243-11 CERAMIC TILE end linoleum work. Pllone Aahworlh.9368· 196·11 WATER DELIVERY SERVICE CaiiG,..verLang,ol-46-120-lor Bob Queen 446.0168. 210 ·11· :~;: g:rt;:,. ,_,.. 11:05 Mornilll Shaw , ' , 11:45 9fO Locai·NII.,_, News Moton Counf11,, tocal, Llvtttock .Refi!M:f, lull.. tin .,._,.-,.,. a •• ~ ..... . !liw · -- • 12:30 F ., ,HOme Hoi!!' · 12:45 Cauf1try Goltoui1of 2, 111 Hymn n 1111 2. -_,....._._.GoD-~ _ ,.. , """"" 4:.00 lntwchli . . S:I!IIJical Nlwt 5:115 -~ Nlwt u.llonllltounty ~5. 18 no ~· 5:15 Sports 5·.25 -~ ,_,,.... 5:30 lntwclllngo 6:00 Sunsalllvd. 111wt11y 6:00 Early Bird 1:110 Local News 1:05 Natlonol News 1:10 Sporta 1:1 5 - 1:17 Solurdly ~11 :55 Cong.--m~~~ Mllltr 12:00 Local a, Ohio Nows, Bullellnloardlnd..._. gramo 12:30 Soturdly Mall4, 15 Knotft• ..~lon ""'' 5:110 lllwl. Sports. Woathor 5: 15 Serenedl 8: 00 Pr-~~tllourY ,.,..., , Lewis, P11one 304-895-3002. 1:30 Herold of Truth 9:00 Nows, Spor1t. Welfhll l-4-ll 9:15 Singing Prtldlor 9:30 Gotpll of Chrltl , FOR A lovelier you, use Luzier, 10:110 Surlday Moml!lll Mullc tho cosmetics that care about 10:30 Momlnv, Worlhlp your skin. II Is accepted by 11::10 Sundlly Muelc the AMAand carrlu the Good 11: 45 Springfield Baplltt Housekeeping aeel of ap. Church provol. Contact your Luzier 12:110 News Report 12: 15 ~""-thollc lnf-•tlon consultants tor complete ""' ~ .. ~ complexion care. District 12:30 OHio UniYit'llty R_. manager: BeHy Shiflet, 12:45 Afi••-. ·Mullc 1=30 Goopol Cell 4395, conaultents: Glenna Elkins, 256-6502, Mabel 2:~ Affemoon Mullc Oliver, ..6·4959, Dorothy 5:15 Sunlit Soranldo S lth WATER well drilling. Pump Sales and Service. Tom • ~-<688. m - -- -- - 13-4 DEAD STOCK $5.00 service Charge . WUI remove your dead hOI'IIII -~ ami COWl .J.,I!s!n .2~t Wetherall Concrete Co. Ueal Bowling TIMBER IIPLlT'lllllll G. & J. Auto Parta took ovw the first place spot .. lheJ defeated Happy Corner for 1 l ce !\lba · !erles.~~.. , ; victory. J Corner, had !be toil lOON nlilht with a 21&4011 llll"ies. '!'he French City Mobile Homes moved lnllllleCOIId trHb Ready mix concrete & 8 GPOlnl marcln over AeNW . H t d I Oil. E. Thomas lecl their 1CCJrin1 su'p I1es. •• e n witllal92-a!Oseries.J,J!ellman wrnter. Union hadtheAshlandOUblgbwithe operated. Now serving 1113-SJO. Gallipolis ar11. Locust · 'lbe City Loan ahara pert.QII St., Handerson. W. Va; ' seOOndplsceaflera6pollllllln . ' over C.O.B.A. Hlghl were City Ph. 675-1582 ligr. B'Ill Kl.ery, TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE lnapecflon. Call 4411· 32~ Merrill 0'0.11, Operotor for Extermltol Termite Service. 19 Belmont Dr. 267-11 --------TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Fain Extermination Co., Whellorsburg, Ohio. Ph. 5746112 . 232-lf PATRICK DRYWALl COMPLETE drywall service. Ph. -3229 or -~5. 2-lf GILLENWATER'S Soptlc Ton' ·Service, 414 Smith Dr. Kanauga, '"'"'""· 209·1 ~SE <150 Dolor. Any typo -'< - · Clll-9359. 233-11 Loan's B.llocd!l with 1 21NS andC.O.B.A.'s B. Harrl.son witb a 20U58. Falls City WM I POinlllrOIII Tawney's Studio wilh T. J high with a 21wtl 11111'111. G. Roach bad tbe lopa for Tawney's wltb a DQ oerlee. G. Folden,forlheEIU,bllda 211-033 series u lheJ ap11t their series will! lhe Olilo Ball. L. Tawney wu Ohio Ball'l high with a 191-638, C. Long'B 113461 8ifa Jec1 the K. of P. to a I point win over McKnlaht & Davies Bdwr. Ta forM. &D. wu K. Morpa wllb a lSUIJ. Slandlnl!.t. G. &J.Aulo French City HOIIMIII <ltyLoan It Z 10 • 1•• I I I I I I Happy Corner Falla City Tawney'sSIIIdlo Elks K. Of P. C.O.B.A. Ohio Ball Ashland 011 McKni8ht II Davlll I I I. I ,I I ' ••• til 1,14 ' �. ' If!~~ Items Y~u N·ee~,· Sell I~ems Yo~ Don't In T~e. }.-ibune.Classifieds ,ii.'o.~~=:~ ~~!;,. II.. ,s!'.~~G mole~ .rA4-l•hot· ~*":':.=.~~y:·.: :: r.:: ·~·· ...... Sundly atflrll\ I p.m.on j ,. ,_,_ .,,.,.1..,, will ,,, ,,. - ~· ~~~· ""' .....·,~...., ,, ,.· •., Anr • " - - l o ,., ""'""' ._ , _ "'" M ~-· .... ·...,;rr.~·,:,loi.h c~.";~ , · AA .-~ .,.,,_ • olxll•" • ""'·"-" Jol...., - . will 1 Do""~o~'l,.l4o311o.•· •ir,.ft4.t't i l .... ..-,. · · ~~~~d:: ~oopod; ~j~;:l!:~:'~:~~~jl~~ or ,. ' call (513) 241·5572, write S f I Dt f S~ys1eema, • " · ~p ·•, J255 Ntllanwlde Corwin Ave., Hilmi ·· Cllilo"..Sna. • , .. , i J ~ 001JRSE - WIJDI &pallllj (left) 1111 rnnt Robel laoncbe<k their coune frun Gallipolis to llayll, Mo. on lhe aeronautical chart apread on lhe wing of the Grumman ag-cat at GaUia·Melgs IIA!glonai Alrpu1. · + , • ' ' ' ' ~ . PIANO LESSONS flir ~.l~noro , or edv.,cld, youngahira and ldlilfl. Pltasa cell E. Jemel ~~·· . 212•11 · Business Opportunities . ~ • · ' ' · , • , iU&Y PIWI'- Ub ::r.:'...."":.:' Warne IIMi1bw Of Wldllla, Kan. ~ferry pilot, is ready tocllmblntoiUAg.C..tbeforehoppingoffonlbfnelt'legoflbe!llcblhome. ,1 , · ! · "• - . BY C. E. lii..UB8LEE . Elt. Aplll, Apte._ Me'- Coaaty POMEROY- Farmers have UDIII March 1, 1970 to file their OPERATE ~ Luzlor franchiH . TWO . . '\ , . . Income averai!Jigln futilre :rem will he IIOIIIell'bal euler. CUrrent Income needB only be one-llftb above lhe four yMr averqe (formerly one-tblrd). . /. . · In 1970 capital. pin& on prGductlve UYeetocll .c'-ngea. '1bere antUng = '"'!!' """"''lind -.1111 prepa"'* Wlldcall, Hellcall, , llearcatsthe .• lid n,tre&ll senecl as first r::same;~lnc:-:ome:(~no~w~l;llo;'u~m~u:ch~aa:l4~1fper~cen=l)~.~::;~'= : of . the Jei·Age, ~ produced the Pan· ... Jet 1111 the O>ugar Jet, botll f!rsl Une Navy aircraft. ;'. In tbe clvUJsn field, Grum·'· .~ .-buill the Alllelrolll, Goose, 1lldgeon. all amphibian llrcroft 1114 a piJII World War D model, lit Malllrd. A Grumman enfry LOW-COST !lOmiDI nbfe . JuJI.t M"i ve piii:K one 11hot when Lhev ore a tu & day11 uld, unniher at two Wtt•k~; if I hey ur~ KninlE to be ra i~ed in confinement. •• ~ ,r·~:.,·: Jnjei:lable Ia economical bee" use you ~ injert it right into the hum mu~Kit with no lou. ~ : lt"at:~ll}d.t! usr ond comes 1, .~t in sterile , lflf·!!faliniC bot· :. ·\ Uet :\t our Checkerboard 8tort> . Rl' 1urc ta 1uard I. your ~xt PiiC c~p'•lai.U\ . . ' •.. •r-;m•~t with ~uri~ Pia· , ~.. enua lDjtetable.' ;t . r ' ' I • Je D. ,~~rtft ~I ~~ ,(1, ' • l '!- f VINE $TRIE't • ~... ...- . ' : IN MEMORY of. our erondaon W napheW, Radoor Keith MO:IN, who was taken from us tWo yoero ego today, Jan. 11. T'""' . • • rocolls tho '".;_or• w-, .... , '; Of' I IIIVod ~gone to real, And 1'- 'who think of him . !oday ' Aro tho onn who lovld him home. 0 • .D. , :::; ~.'~. ~c p.u. · 1959 ¥IT. Chov. P.U. · Inl Ave, 825 Th .· lialllpollo , AnniYII'O . ""' $ale •-• lK Off E _..1 · RICE·s-·ttNnk •ou ~~h ', .... ..,. tor m1ol!111 our flrtl year In butl~ ·l IUCCOU. To or~- •· OUI' . n•ftu, MIra •1•1- a tlralght 10por-toii alroocjy . .ucod prlct$, For examp.. NEW_ Early Amoriq~n living room sullos , 159 ,95 NOW S14.95, liVIng room aulfn S119.95 110W · l101.95, sota bedstS9.95NOWS53.95, White French Provincial bedroom oulla$169.'15 N0Wl1S2.M. Our prollllsi.U,butyousllllgel 1st y,.,,., n1 .,;·o.. '.If TOWN end country home, 1 mllelrom VInton PostOftlco, mall 9:30 NC:h day: 3 room savt. In sllanco, uo 'I"HP• n..,.v, •""~ era shed· ~~:e atloop. bNvllfuiiiMiniory, ebtiiiCI our ollant grttf, . In · God ''t ~-utllul pooHsolon. -:-===,...,_,,...~1 0.ll -IF_CA_R_P_E_T.;_boll~ut-y-doe-sn'l available. Phone 446-1827. 10-4 ELECTRIC adding machines f75up. Slmmona Pig. & Ofllce Equip. 301·11 Age n cy , Hobart Dillon, Rooltar Office ~2674 Howard ar Lucille Brannam Evenings ~1226 DON'T take chencos with your color film procesalng. They New Listing ciln only be dovel--' once. ..,.... . All our proceul~ Is done by 3 BEDROOM On II p1 Kodak, the b;'st In lhe -in good locatio~. s:=;cl:,; business. Fut service. kitchen, lotot -nellng, storm Tawowy Studio. windOWS & &r. lnsuloted. J07.1f awnlnga, patio. utre goo<f 2 car garage. Poasesolon In JO M(IBILE home 10' X 50', two days. Ownor purchased 1 bedroom. Cell 2<4.1-5545. home In country. I:J.J ---"------$12,500 1'169 RED 2 + 2 Muatong, 428 Cobra let. Must sell, going to BUYS THIS 1'/7 atory home. 3 BR, full basement, large service. Ph. 446-3121. 13-6 chen safe with gllss doors, paneled play room. locafed on conQ"•te strut. Vacent. 4 Homes In Town ,. BR, 21t:1 bath, formal OR, play dishes, used clothing. Bergaln room, excctll&nt lo.:atlon. Shop, 150 Third Ave. 13-4 3 BR, LR with ·w-w carpet, ,.. ------ j" l: B"'.!'~- ::..~~;:'~ :: ~~~~:.U.:::~ ..... -~ · C~ ·... The WISEMAN Atency' R·a~.ltors ~ «6-36~1 OHic• E..nlngs Coli 1!. M. "Ike" Wiseman , "'•.,.96 E. N. wi:.:'n «6--4500 New Listing Beautiful4 Bedroom Di llo n 'sLEEPIN(i"" iiOOM$, wtel<ly thaw -'- clean It right and • - · Park Control Holel. welch It glow. Use Blue - - - - - - Lustre. Rent electric 1966 CHEVROLET pickup, v, 76.if ton, aluminum cover, tow -----·--shompooer Sl. Former's mileage $1,500. 1967 Chevrolet ~APARTMENTS, Gillie Hotel, Hardware Co. CAR WITH AIR CONDITION, 'W6-2206. ' 1d,lf 14-6 . , ·, ., •• . - - - - - - - , - Low mileage $1,500. also ulld uniform pants by dozen, Som ·SLEEPING ROOMS. · wtei<ly· ,AAGIC CHEF gas range, like SomerVIlle, 57 Burdette rettt. Glllll Hotel, ~2206. new, $75. Con bl ooen lit 917 Adcln., Pt. Pleesant, 675-3334 · 159.11 Socond Avo. oc I'll. alter 4 p.m. 3 13-3 BRADBURY flro! II- fur. BEATEN - n carpet patha go 1.. 1 ·nithod elflcloncy apartment, 5ALE111 ADULTS ONLY, 729 Socond when Blue Lustra arrives. Renf eloctric sllempooor S1 . USED CARS Ave. ~rd, 862 111 Ave. BARGAINS 12-11 14-6 1967 PONTIAC V-8, aland., WE WANT to thonk our neigh- - - - - - - - Runs and looks good, boro llid ITiondi lor fholr 3R9QM!urnlthedepartmentat only $895.00 flciMn and klndneu d..-lng 651 Second Avo. Ph. ~- PUREBRED Yorklhlra boar, torvlce age. I'll. -2596. 1964Falrlono500Statlonwogon, thelll-anddoofll of Jo11141t 12-lf 14-3 Dolu•e Rlke, ~ally tho McCoy. model, V-8 auto., new !Ires, Wwllllliholl Funorll Home fur SLEEPING rooms, weekly 6 WK. OLD AKC rog. blade one owner. sherpost llftle red lfltlr torYICOI which were rlfn, garage pao'klng. Libby lllmlle Poodle. Will stU wagon . grutly oppreclottd. Nor.I. cholp. Ph, -4827. In !own 695.00 BIIQibeth ·itatftn. sloler - - - - - - - - 1 4 - 2 1967 Plymouth V-Bauto. 695.00 •Don Blazer, ltlflhew 1M5 Chev. Impala Conv, 599.110 1.. 1 HOUSE, 4 roomt end bali!, CLEANING EST carpet cloonor IM-CChlv. Impale Conv. 499.110 -----,----~ lorc!ld elr hilt, S65 mo. Located 105 Ceder St. Inquire. -s:'·oo , ot Corbin Furniture ol-46·1171 ~m!""'!r $1. Lowor G. C. 299 oo or eftw 5 Ph. ,.._2513, FREE, Rowlelgh't Almanac • llo\lrphy $1we. · 14-tf _ _ _ __.__ _ _.:_ Calen<!of. 1924 E. Ave., 144 1'163FordFeslback2dr. Htp. 299.110 o.JI,IIJOIIo; PI'- 446-2019. ' 1961 Ford Starllntr V-lsllck ,, 14-1 . . •· ESTABLISHED dry clalnln' 219.00 butlntU tor sale In Rloven- 1'163 Cor•alr epo, 4-spotd !99.00 lwood.·W· v•. Milt! 1111 duo to 1'163 Chov. Impala Conv. U9.110 dHII\ In family. If lnt• •lid 1~• "'"· ' -u ..v.6cyl.stand. 1411.110 II ..._·- _ , , • , ca ·~-" •:••' ·' ~·11''.;·4- 1 19611Piy. w~-r.,agood 129 00 TRUCKS ' modern ,1"-5 ~·'It ton p.u. one =------.....:: owner', . carport & workshop, large lot 80'x150'. 3 BR, lilt balh, paneled basement. 3 BR, W·W carpet In LR, full basement. Thinking of Selling Or Buying? WHEN you think about aelllng or buy lng a home Remember the DILLON AGENCY - IT PAYS. lASSIE REAL mATE BROKER TEL """l99l ' ,.... R 0 0 M , i~~~~U~.fD NE~g~ : BORHOOD 3 BLOCKS FROM CITY PARK . Owner Will. Help Finance WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN OWN YOUR OWN HOME. HERE IS A VERY NICE 5 ROOMS HOME WITH FORCED AIR HEAT ON THE EDGE e~TT?.f~A~~UASTL~~~~ NEWLY DECORATED AND HAS NEW ALUMINUM SIDING . YOU'LL LIKE IT FOR lll.900. Attention Veterans Check This One HERE IS A VERY GOOD HOME WITH 3 LARGE BEDROOMS, MODERN KITCHEN (RANGE & OVEN) LARGE CAR · · PE·TED' t1VING ROOM , 2 CAR GARAGE ON A LARGE HILL TOP LOT WITH PLENTY OF SPACE AROUND IT . WE CARE OF THE PAPER WORK IN GETTING YOUR LOAN WILL TAKE APPROVED . 124 Acre Farm 30 ACRES OF TILLABLE PRODUCTIVE BOTTOM CROP LAND, 80 ACRES PASTURE , V, A. TOBACCO, IS A. TIMBER . LARGE BARN , SHED AND OTHER OUT . BUILDINGS . HOME PRICEO '' ·,,u. • I :.' WITH A. lnv~ent DUPLEX 6 rms. • bath lsi floor,~ rms. ·• bath 2nd floor, bttemOnt, laundry rm. • plenty otoroge space. Located on '1 nla1 ohadld lot· sm por mo.lncame. Only $13.000. Llnc;oln Pike 24A.,good7rm.house,haonow sldl'ng, l•rge barn, good 6 RIGHT ROOM BATH . FOR QUICK SALE . 140 Acre Ohio Farm THIS IS ONE OF GAll lA COUNTY'S REAL GOOD HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE FARMS. 50 A. BOTTOM , 50 A. . TILLABLE , PASTURE . BO A. A. U A. GRAIN BASE , PLENTY TOBACCO Farm PRICE roducod on this 173 A. firm , Owner IIYI nil. It has 1 madtrn 7 rm. house, large btrn; garage & other outbld'gs. 'It A. Tob. bait, lots ot coal &the oil &gas lea• pays $110 annually. Price $7S. Ptr F u l L BASEMENT, CENTRAL AIR AND A LARGE OF lfJ AND WATER PLUS SYMMES CREEK . VERY GOOD 1 ROOM HOME, BARNS, OUTBUILDINGS AND SII:O, lAIRD REALTY CO. Oscir •lrd, IHitor 450 Seaond Avt. Owner Will Finance, Consider Land Contract NICE two story house has throo bedroom!, lull bath, furnace, city water, on cornor lot. All new plumbing, roa~iilly remodeled, in · verY nlc. condition. Hat now ailechtcl carport. · , rlllligood 695.00 foncos, B.T. rotc~• 'loA. Tob. 1M-l lnf. Scout, 4 whlll Dflvo,. bul,)~rlced ,tor qulde sale. ono owner 195.110 SI,OOO. ' 'iMOGMC'Ioton, sharp OINi~ Far'm··5 You Want 1951 llodgo 'It ton V·I •, , . • 4-spotd solid 29S.IIO 73 A. Farrnon form 124,1100 Lbok4t ' lf'5Chtv. l'lttonwlthbtd IIi! ""', (,- ,lob. bese M.CJI!O. · '· 2$P,QO ~ 23 A. :~ ~.~ beH, U.500. 75.~ , ,, 4~~~~;~~ ,1f55GMCrunogood 1 •• ~ 1N'IInt. 1'1t ton 75.• four For Sale P._u. ANYONE Ranch-In Town ~MS GMC Suburban THE OWNER OF THIS 9 !Mol 3 T. GMC LAND CONTRACT. Nice ~fvLI,O;D Hcf~iON~~~ 19116 '1t T. Chev. building lot, over 'It 1cre In BEEN TRANSFERRED 19116'/t T. Int. P.U. ,good oubdlvlolon, near now AND MUST SELL. IF YOU 1955¥1 Sll ver ,..,.mora "" I I Brl dge. WANT AN ATTRACTIVE, Now 5T.Tllodgo F Uflllty W CONVENIENTLY · arm ~· Torms. LocATeDWALK 1 ALL $139.~- • CHILDREN TO 1967 v, T. GMC P.U. DANVILLE scHODLI HOME IN ONE 1u Mlnnoopollo Molina Pow.- DANDY 9roomtwostoryhome, OF THE. BEST BORHOODS BE NEIGH· SURE 11 " newly dlcorllled lnsldt and AND SEE THIS . TWO Now 1.25 X 20, If ply nylon out. Lovolyklt~cablnets& LARGE FIREPLACES, 11' " 157·50• Inc. Fed. tax btth. New u•• fum. Cellar. IIUGE ~AMILY ROOM, OHIOVALLEY ~p FORMAL DINING, ... rage. rico rtducod from MODERN KITCHEN IMPLEMENT CO. S12,0001o$7,5001or quick sale. !RANGE, OVEN & DISHIUPIOI!SI. WASHER! 2 BATHS AND 0 LARGE LOT PRICeD r~446-UU H ME SITES UNDER $30,0oo, CALL 293-lf OR trallor oiiH. Half eae to 6 IKE WISEMAN NOW FOR acres. Also oubdlvlslona. Cell AN AI'POINTMENT. GOOD CLEAN LUMP end today. Excellent· Location stoker atol. Carl Wintora, Rio Grandt. Phone245-5115. 8·11 LISTINGS NEEDED Choice of 3 Bedroom FARMS, acr..ga, homn. In Town ALL .. TYPES of building YOU MUST SEE THE motorlelo,blor.k, brick, -er Eart Wlnltn.-3821 INSIDE OF THIS ONE TO plpo, wlndowa, llntolt. etc, WlynoAmstlory,446-02D REALLY APPRECIATE ClaudtWinten, RloGrando, DonverK.Higloy,4410510 THE CHARMING AT · o.Ph. W -5121ottor5. 91-tt ~a~u'I.EfE0 FANr 1 vT~~ AREA. NICE BIG CAR ELECTROLUX SWEEPER PETED LIVING ROOM Co WITH FIREPLACE, mplete with aHachmenls, MODERN KITCHEN paint apray-cordwlnder lnd (APPLIANCES BUILT throw away bags. Full caah INI,3 BEDROOMS 12 ARE price only S31 . Torma ~~~~TLEJIJ RE,PA~~r~ ~ . c: Real Estate :/!"f.;::i"'"rty ~:n,::;.~:!'t.~~'Q,': , ,..-----. ' ! ,LQWRE.Y1eltdrk, orgon. Cell ..,., --,-, TE~EV)&I,ON, :radio, ·record tiii.•fhir1 ' 1~.:Kino011 Dr.. . playor, drtulng table, kif· J·,... · ' ~~~. Galtlpofll1 f rp.m. · .id; IH dtt..1 COMPLETELY -~ 10 d lnsldt & 0111. ,.,;;nms"t:v & half with rlvor view. Full Free t!!! P!'iclou•'IIM•=~~~!~~~t·•~ Ave. VIII · · · ·~~: · ·soMETHING Nl E ~M7 2'1t T. GMC t'/63"' T. GMC 1M& ¥1 T, GMC P.U. 1'163 F100 Ford dump : : ~~ ~':;.~ 1~u: lnt•.P.u. · IYM 111 T. G~ · P.U. :: ~\.cc:.. ,!l,.,ll,pel$1.0011 hll, . ' If..If - PARSONS JAY ·sH.E PPARD REA•<"OR'S ~, ""11: 'P't 2iftl. ,ft EState ~or Sale .. baby pi~11 from nn(lmin with t~fft•divt•. low-t•oat Purina Pi~ t·mill lnjt!CI· < needed: 14-1 your Real ..,u,- You t•n n protect yu11I PiR emia " house, porch, etc., troller space, Ill furnlshlnga Intraining, no stock to carry. eluded. Stol<ennaflc heater, Ph.-5. .Enterprise, elect. otove, GE 13-4 relrlg., kitchen broakf..t set, O~·UP davenport, ,chalrt, Wanted window bllndt I curtains, 2 beds, e.orythlng. You move , $15,934.87 In, I move out. Outdoon -18 II. slag drive, ample garden WAS THE space, 2 ou tbulldl ngo, NATION-WIDE chickens !~eluded, nice !railer space, tpace now AVERAGE, occupied (will bt movldl. COMMISSION · · blocks and jades can bt used· If ioew owner needS lhfm. paid aur lull lime men lost Prlcel3- Wh sell??~. Yllr. Wo need I good mon ,...., Y •-Y over 4111n lho Golllpollur11. I'm 60and plan follvoln town. Toke lhort trips ta: contaco Yea, ! ha've more than 13,300 customers. Air mall \H. F. lnvnted In this prpr--'y Rood, Pres.. Am or leon .,... ' · Lubrlcontt ca.. Box 696, Doylon D. Kennedy, Rl. 2 Box Deyton, Ohio 45401. IO, Vinton, Ohio 45686. ' - - - - - - - - _ _ j --:-._______ 11·6 from dellftr the Aviation, clulterplanel to Mid- baaecldate llnallnccme lu return ljnd fanner pay what's This is15a was change a cember tw~year31, .holdll!i for i:DWI IIIII ~ .' .•sacqulred CiiBIIDeDI dlslrlbutor on tile new tu bl!lln yearsdue. Febrllllr)' lhe ' will afhoterbeDe) ,JJell, period (Sporllpg ~;'~ . - ,race -:~~~~e~~~$­ Of tlie Ag-cat • · nes ·. · • · i-: '· · ·•• ' mile' ,Ill bouf ,_ll')louslllf~m~erslnmakbtgoutn!lum.s stwUid mark ~bopande.imirtonJy ~montheoi-P\ore. . llobertloll and the dates NOv. 231nilH,'l970. 'lbilwill.bo lbeilllo .Farm 1ncon1e · In lbellaallfw!l~baW:JICIIl ,......,.feibi~'lli.t ljj,Vi' , , · · , · shown annui!liilei~hloaiiilla\le~~~~~~~~·~1 t p.m. and decided . -the New .Ill F !ann Income. l'wo big change• oc:cll' that Wi!1 be esrldive Iller t110118b-'l'beY lllyecl Tax School lf!llch ~take up tbe DliiiiY c:llanges In tax law that " December 31, INt. · . '' , !be light. Folearly Weclnelday ocelli" dlll'lllilhe li~Jellllir;Ytar 1970. . · \"'o 1-:fropii!III'ID acllvl~s lhil are .~ e~ ·In for · IIIIJrllilw deliyed their tUeoll Fii nn and ,t111111e Interested In II'OI'Idnl out Income tax pn>ftt can '*:de41i'diid, l'r)llllmiiBI he aboWD·il ieUt I•yen·•• ·"'I ~7 uallllla.m. It wu abolll 1:15 fonilswlllreceiveflreata••oceliy securlnglhe 1970edllion of Of$ (or Jyea,ra out Of 71f nice borle farm) f~ the,_,.. to be p.m. w11t11 they touched c1o1m at the F_armer's Tu Guide. This laaYallable wltbout charge IIJ'Ough ~ .. beiQg operated for pn>ftt. Seeond,lf 1111111 hu non- . rem..d~ lbe 1o1:11 airport. our .offlce. !armlhcomeQ(atltpttiO,OOOno8DDIIFIIoulnem:wOf·l25,1100 ~~=~~~· 'lbe trip frOm ~ bid.IIQI Farmers need to be-aware that 111<181 of the changes In the to '~ill be all!lWecl. ·•· . " ·· . ' < .'. '· , boon a haury Cl'lllle. Due .jp · law do ilollffect lhelr IIIII retum.s. One of lhe Items that does · · In the lillw'e, flllb'·Mpetcent, ratber than 100 per~. ql ail ,..Oiir condltknl lbey had to .alie~>t tbe !Jill retllm, bowewr, IS the change In lnveslmelrt indl~l's ne~ llirfs'lerm capilli ~: ean· bo-- c!tlrst!il illf ~~...,~~~...~~W.,~ fJ)' at en altlbtlle cf toO to i!Oq • ereclll. Only purd!ues made by April 18, 186t ilr before, or firm flllalnat ordinary btcome up to lhe ueualllinltcf $1;P!Id.Ini ye~~r. Mt to .,.,at llrq headwindB. con1racts enlerecl into by that date will quaUfy . Fa~ as wei,J .. o~ CIIIIIIIVe lhemle!v@l lbiiCJ! srlef . 'l'bcllr pllw had no heaters, no ~led depredation canool be usee! for tax years ending and, In cues, apense, by .k~)nl aCCUrf\!e !*lord~, Tba radloo and 01117 blele In· after JulY :u; 111118. Rapid metboda of depreclaUon are no looser EI!ellllon Office ~ two ~·~.~ .~ l1o!!b alid "'" _ llt-11 like 111 11r ....S available for 1110111 bulkllnp. Only new retildenllal property for pscellenl home ~~~k"' helP peojll~hii!JI J1l- ~; . • lncllcator, tachometer aDd · rental.UU gets full benelll. Other newly COMtructed gets on&llalf The slmple,~im aoci11mtlild tiGme ~ ~ c0tit·30 ~r, DO lnltruments for of lu benefits. • cents each, 'lbeeilmplele latm account reccJI'd coaltfi.ZUr the bl4 wealber fblng. Tbere'l Olie Break annual llllei' or $3 f~ the c~te l001e Jell ciJiier, amiiFI DDer 'lbe Ag.QII iB the 1111111 ""' There l.s one tax break. ExpendllureB for rehabilitaUon of low. and nve year Inventory. · : r . • . · ...... duller plane 111 the cost rental h..,.q for families witb low or moderate Income can Farmers,,IJke olhi!r ~.lliUII keep reciii'U•to:pn!llll;'' . -at lod the llfest, IIC· J Ulie a special fbe.year write off. an acctU"ate Income !fiX Insure that only UielrJ'""'r :::~ to Robertson, who ~baa been a reduclioo In depletioo allowances for tax year ta1 is paid. Paid bUJs, canceled checU, etc., thai iuti118f!Uale out !bel Iince the plane ending after October 9, IIIII for oil and gas producers to 22 per entries In YOill' recordB, &hould lie flleclln an onlerly - r and -1111111111113 J~ ago there . cent of fii'OIIIincome, up to a limit of SO per cent of net Income. It stored In a safe place_., that tbey will he avllllable When liU not bllen a lingle falaUW formerly wu 2'(\!o.per cent. Sec. SOl. Other mlneralo that were at Good recorda jlollara, are fCJ: ~Itt fal:m:1 wuler 1elual ·Working con- 23percentwerellsocullo22perceat. · IIU\'U'gemenl, a~ are llll!fulln ·~ ~l clliiFII. Another change takes the tu .avlngs out of the salol of Good recorda can ~JI!I to~mum ooc:lal..ai-1~~ and llflfore the Ag-Cal went onto "Produclilllpaymenti.''Thesepaymentsareforrightsf!>rfi~lll"e Income tslsal.q.. ' ' . ; llle clra~ boiidl, Grumman Income from a well. llwaa uaed by a well developer to Increase Here ~. some wba they ma7 helj). Identify IIOurCe Of -.Ileal euetneera spent lhe grou lnc0111e ba11e In the first year when be also had high start reo!elpts, preyenl 0i111111f111;!1f· deduclilllll ~' detetiDine IIY11 J1III'B In the field will! Ag- ,, COli. depreciation illowance, talre 1dvaldge Of,C!tfi!.la.l p llidlolll pilot. collecting Information Some 1u relief is promised for 1970 tu return.. The surtax is provisions, eilllbllsh reP!f'!lble 8lrlli,lllll fOr' llelf~ 11141 dalll Ill l!lve them an air- reci11Cecllll5per !*II and tsnnlnalel oo June 30, 1970, This results social security lu, lfl!i ;.q,.il• llemi! rW~ oii-IDCclnle·tu cnftthahruulddotbejob.The iDa2\!opercenlsurtufor ·l9'10. return. ·, · ' , • '! CllqiiiiJ l!fodiiCIII between 500 Personal exemptions per dependent changes on July 1, 1970 to Ill • Ag-Oits each year. f650. Tills results In an average of • for 1970. This increa..,; to ' Grwmllu Aircraft is a well· fi50 In 1973. IIA!tlred couples 65 years of age and over In 1973 will IIDolm !lillie iD both military get anolher .., wmplion. 1114 dvll avlllllon. In World War , Tile li!lgle taxpayer In 11171 will gel a tu break as his tax D, GriUDIIIan Avengers, can be no more than I~ per cent of the marriOO laipayer's with '~co=.::,~WI~ ~• MA:vAZ:is _- - - - - - -- , Unlike Robertson, Wayne Sperlinll began his flyillg career . zr· x.ro9 thlbntetRice'sNiw•liHd Furn., 1154 Soc., -9523. !l::==!l:.I3 Days Granted-Farmers E~~~~~~To · Up Tax P~y . meats tf 1·11 ' In tile bll&lne~JH~tecutlve air· croft field Is the Grumman Gulfotream Jet. Robertson .ind Sperling cllmbedbacklntOtheJrohipefor the takeoff. The Wind , sock bung moUonless CHI lhe pole. The Ag.Qits toot off In !ormallon, ·roared ~ard, their big powerplants reverberating flllalnat the GaUia County hllla. 1'beY bellied for Bardllllwn, Ky., their neat gas Blop, planlilng to make llayll, Mo. he!Oi'e night. 'lbe GaJBa.Melgs airport was j1lll 11101ber gu siGp for lhe Jerry pUo11 who left Elmira, N. Y., at noon Tuesday enroute to Hayti, Mo., where tbey'll To · D R 0 IIG'fS tor autoo, truckl.llnd a 1 ty or Commor~el· IP. vero pi 1catlont. 3·D oriegnotlc . pleltiE. ,ligna. MADE L-• LY • • "'""' · PINil call .· Ga. · L ~ Ag-Cats Gtu-Up <ConUnued from page I) llrfcil holdi enof18b' fuel for lbout two or line hours fqin8 111111, with little left for reserve. · 'Bic Frank Robertson of 11171111U, Tem., an Alr F«ce ftleran, tuled 1111ri to the gas IJIIIIIIII, cut bls swlli:h, opened tile two aecllon canopy and climbed down. His aerial partner, Wayne Sperling Of Wlcblla, Kaa. duplicated lhe prooedure. rnnt Robertson, who began 11Jbw In 1152, ...,eel m yean In lhe Air F«ce, learned to flY Ia the North ·American T-8 ·-u'*cl · , IBM! .lNG =•· :.,(1. .. Sale ' MEW GliC T.ftuCK HEADQUARTERS two 2 T. GMf; t950 v. T. GMC P.u. Sh · f Rf. 2, !4-3 oiuvns·N~~~~D · TRA!N NC\Yf to lirrvit 1tml ,, Z J r 'Sale' AllnthiUIIJ :;;.,;~y, rt".o II Mel•j , · , · .: For Thaol Jonuary Blllo. fRIIax- VOU ~ ""y them rom r«~r N.,,r,.. an ' · AVON A........... ,-,••. -•• flnd • I ' ,out How"'iltlhi ,;.,,,Wrllt to - •~ . "~ Rulli USED Of liS..,. PL' 'TES. '"'· .~ lw .• 1e.. 1~ o4o • .Par Self 36"· • 'uGt~'r "•'• •' H;:.,:::-~;. ~ ...- Jl,t. ' 14(. 1:1-2 H 1 1 ·.~ e p ant.., _ .•,...m,.,,_ - .. ,. r,:."'r..!:!:! ' !~~.. of Spnnv Es~t· Fili',s'al~ WJIH IUIDIO AAUAit THtRDAYE.•_I_ sun _ .61 ACRES , ,00 .... •• iWII • 7=00 ~~a~~oner • ~ .._ 7 sT. •· 7:.·1!! ~llolrd._, .... · _ EE.~l :lf·l.oc4!1 News • " R•l u . .-llealty·' ..... £~1J~~l• 'riiiiY . '. IFrhT~~":"".!"~:':, ~,:;: :;~ :;;:-'"""' t ; ; bu•. Soo ihlo 3 BR --"-n' 1:15 We.tt. ' with fuel oil lurneco. ..,_, homo 1; 17 Morr11ng .1118 bath, built-In cablnoft In 1:55 Local News kllcllonend locatadon 1 blade ' '00 Tllk Of TJII To. fop rood. 13 mil" from 9:55 Muon tounty ," H••nd 'II. 1acre bam. ee'ii"~Y :or~~ 10;15Mornlng ShOw polntmtnt. · 10:25 Education News SilicMI ::= : =m: l::'lant :~~~~ LAND CONTRACT • 4 ROOM houte wlfh beth locatod 2 mllet'fram town on 111111 Crook Rood. Full prlco - .--· · ' OFFICE PHONE446-1"4 ' EVENING Cluor ..o M. NMI 446-1146 J. MiclllellllaP••t••t -•-vleas Offer.... au LEE'S PLUMBING. REMODolin• C,rownCity,Ohlo. Ph. 2u. • 6664. 217-lf ALBERT EHMAN Woter Dtll•ory Sarvlco PotrlotSterRI., Golllpollo Ph. 319-2133 · 243-11 CERAMIC TILE end linoleum work. Pllone Aahworlh.9368· 196·11 WATER DELIVERY SERVICE CaiiG,..verLang,ol-46-120-lor Bob Queen 446.0168. 210 ·11· :~;: g:rt;:,. ,_,.. 11:05 Mornilll Shaw , ' , 11:45 9fO Locai·NII.,_, News Moton Counf11,, tocal, Llvtttock .Refi!M:f, lull.. tin .,._,.-,.,. a •• ~ ..... . !liw · -- • 12:30 F ., ,HOme Hoi!!' · 12:45 Cauf1try Goltoui1of 2, 111 Hymn n 1111 2. -_,....._._.GoD-~ _ ,.. , """"" 4:.00 lntwchli . . S:I!IIJical Nlwt 5:115 -~ Nlwt u.llonllltounty ~5. 18 no ~· 5:15 Sports 5·.25 -~ ,_,,.... 5:30 lntwclllngo 6:00 Sunsalllvd. 111wt11y 6:00 Early Bird 1:110 Local News 1:05 Natlonol News 1:10 Sporta 1:1 5 - 1:17 Solurdly ~11 :55 Cong.--m~~~ Mllltr 12:00 Local a, Ohio Nows, Bullellnloardlnd..._. gramo 12:30 Soturdly Mall4, 15 Knotft• ..~lon ""'' 5:110 lllwl. Sports. Woathor 5: 15 Serenedl 8: 00 Pr-~~tllourY ,.,..., , Lewis, P11one 304-895-3002. 1:30 Herold of Truth 9:00 Nows, Spor1t. Welfhll l-4-ll 9:15 Singing Prtldlor 9:30 Gotpll of Chrltl , FOR A lovelier you, use Luzier, 10:110 Surlday Moml!lll Mullc tho cosmetics that care about 10:30 Momlnv, Worlhlp your skin. II Is accepted by 11::10 Sundlly Muelc the AMAand carrlu the Good 11: 45 Springfield Baplltt Housekeeping aeel of ap. Church provol. Contact your Luzier 12:110 News Report 12: 15 ~""-thollc lnf-•tlon consultants tor complete ""' ~ .. ~ complexion care. District 12:30 OHio UniYit'llty R_. manager: BeHy Shiflet, 12:45 Afi••-. ·Mullc 1=30 Goopol Cell 4395, conaultents: Glenna Elkins, 256-6502, Mabel 2:~ Affemoon Mullc Oliver, ..6·4959, Dorothy 5:15 Sunlit Soranldo S lth WATER well drilling. Pump Sales and Service. Tom • ~-<688. m - -- -- - 13-4 DEAD STOCK $5.00 service Charge . WUI remove your dead hOI'IIII -~ ami COWl .J.,I!s!n .2~t Wetherall Concrete Co. Ueal Bowling TIMBER IIPLlT'lllllll G. & J. Auto Parta took ovw the first place spot .. lheJ defeated Happy Corner for 1 l ce !\lba · !erles.~~.. , ; victory. J Corner, had !be toil lOON nlilht with a 21&4011 llll"ies. '!'he French City Mobile Homes moved lnllllleCOIId trHb Ready mix concrete & 8 GPOlnl marcln over AeNW . H t d I Oil. E. Thomas lecl their 1CCJrin1 su'p I1es. •• e n witllal92-a!Oseries.J,J!ellman wrnter. Union hadtheAshlandOUblgbwithe operated. Now serving 1113-SJO. Gallipolis ar11. Locust · 'lbe City Loan ahara pert.QII St., Handerson. W. Va; ' seOOndplsceaflera6pollllllln . ' over C.O.B.A. Hlghl were City Ph. 675-1582 ligr. B'Ill Kl.ery, TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE lnapecflon. Call 4411· 32~ Merrill 0'0.11, Operotor for Extermltol Termite Service. 19 Belmont Dr. 267-11 --------TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Fain Extermination Co., Whellorsburg, Ohio. Ph. 5746112 . 232-lf PATRICK DRYWALl COMPLETE drywall service. Ph. -3229 or -~5. 2-lf GILLENWATER'S Soptlc Ton' ·Service, 414 Smith Dr. Kanauga, '"'"'""· 209·1 ~SE <150 Dolor. Any typo -'< - · Clll-9359. 233-11 Loan's B.llocd!l with 1 21NS andC.O.B.A.'s B. Harrl.son witb a 20U58. Falls City WM I POinlllrOIII Tawney's Studio wilh T. J high with a 21wtl 11111'111. G. Roach bad tbe lopa for Tawney's wltb a DQ oerlee. G. Folden,forlheEIU,bllda 211-033 series u lheJ ap11t their series will! lhe Olilo Ball. L. Tawney wu Ohio Ball'l high with a 191-638, C. Long'B 113461 8ifa Jec1 the K. of P. to a I point win over McKnlaht & Davies Bdwr. Ta forM. &D. wu K. Morpa wllb a lSUIJ. Slandlnl!.t. G. &J.Aulo French City HOIIMIII <ltyLoan It Z 10 • 1•• I I I I I I Happy Corner Falla City Tawney'sSIIIdlo Elks K. Of P. C.O.B.A. Ohio Ball Ashland 011 McKni8ht II Davlll I I I. I ,I I ' ••• til 1,14 ' �"" ' . '•' J ' '1 ~ , • :$~~~~il:~,i~ ·M. ·a. .ri,. y··. ···B ar.aa . ins,In . · · . · sentillei''·~,:Wa.~t Ad~: , ~ .._:_~_·.,.:.~--- --~-!\_._~~--:---:-:-:;;-::::--:;·~·;-:-;-":'\:J J~Ck ~~~.:c.Pens:~t;~pt~~:=-=~ Wllt:· Fol .sAH' $~.M·x~i~t,;~"~~~.~~· ' B . · u'siness. · iServ . · 1 c. e s ... · . ·.~· lll•llf! .· ' 1R_,baum· ;zos, Calista Sllrls '!itgh Sori• Clrsoy - Tsam High ' Grnae .- ' Ylppl•s Team High Sorf81 - lag· • . , ,' 62 51 51 Whenever Its · · · . . . . . . .. r. lUI bane!&, are not· ac~ In u8e, the loris holds them clenched like those of a flyweight bozer. ·· · , PIY·Of ~!'~llcotlon • • ' ' . ' ~~~·U(olTIONI . ' . . . tho' Pu~IISht~ rtllr'v!• '~!. ·' aE'Ao);.Mll< CONCRETE' ' ' .,. . I l .. rloht to edit or r•loct ony ••• deilv~•od rJtl!.l · . to · your d:=~~:rw~rA:n~~~~'o,.,f~: proj,ct. Filst.oncl Hly. Frte f.,.· more th~~ one lncorrf l etl!mtlto. ~ho)lt "2·321A, ,, tnmtlon . . · · Gotgltln RHdy ,Mix Co · 1111111 · . Mf!ldlitport ~ Ohio. For Wont Ad Strvlct 6-30-llc 5 cents por Word ont'lnmllon ~..... !liiW · , ~ Will~ accepted l,!nlll t l .•m ~ fOr: ...-'"". , .• Pis. .Aiongs 1$14. , ·· •~anc:eHaflon Mi>ti~•'t beodllnU t.m., "corrections , ' ES.,. 648. 71 70 67 ..... · 'r .u • IIIIII' J . I J· , V¥ PO.EIOY' OHIO M lnlm um Chlrtt75e 12 Clr:\t•· p., word three consocullvo lnaortlona. , Notice cere thanks to the host of friends whO extended their 1·15-2tc help end sympothy and sent floral offerings during the recent If Iness and death ol our deer wile end sister, Mro. Edna Hollman. Also to Dr. Toile, the nurSt$ at Veterans Memorial, the Rev. Eugene GUI, the pallbearers, to Gerold Powell for his mualc. Help Wanted WAITRESS Full tlmo, opply In person. Crow's Steak House. I·IJ.6tc CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAa FAYE MANLEY the Ewing Funeral Home for their efficient ttrvlce, to those . who took coro of the grave, and to the trustees who so thoughtfully mode the rood sole. To one and all we soy, "Many Thinks." The Fomlfy of Edna Hollman. 1·18·11P ·- ~ "( THANK you, friends end neigh· bors, for the calla end cords I Female Help Wanted LADIES, If you hove o ,cer avaHabte and 11 · leait two evenings 1 week frH, you may ·qualify 11 1 Beeline Fashion party sales plan stylist and average SISto $40 per ev,nlng commission. Sample wardrobe without cost twice 1 year. Jean Tru...,ll, Long Bottom, Ohio. Phone 9<19-3703. 1-16-31< $200.00 . $75.00 Maytag .A~matlc Washer Rebuilt Wrlilger Washer Guaranteed . ' saa.oo 2 Used Gas Ranges 2 Used Electric Ranges 3 Used Refrigerators ANTIQUE.· .O.. Lto'P. DeS ......................... ..... ··4Goocl useCI ·a,...ktast .. · ' t.\~~I!; U,S'•AN ~FFERI ~ ~ sets. Used Maple Single Bed with Slm~ons Mattress & Box Spring. Dresser & Chest to matc;;h. . . . · . Rtal qoqciVaii_NI ~11150.00 . -', · . . ... "¥ '"'t-1~ ,' : Used LiviniiRoom suite 1 Sofa ·~. prl~ tGgo : . ·- . ' , ' . ' '· ' ' '" ~,;\\ ~· l $25.00 $1~.00 ' I 'Service DAY fl' . NI&MT • • • CAU.. RAillliGS SPYICE ' . . ' .. ' SEYmiG Ropejr . ' nrvlt,, ell f92·22Uc ' Tho Fabric 5l!op. l'orlleroY·• L ....._....._ _ Authorlied Singer Soleo ~ · .... ....;.;;.••:....:....:.; . Sorvlct. We~rP.III ScfiiC\!'I. __ _ _ , _" · ' , 3·29•tli: ·, , - " . . .• FOR HIRE. ,..,. ~ ~: RON'S FLOoR and !litO water INo~ 4, bathroom and kllchin. to 12 ••kl!t· ,Piul . Ahdlf!IGII•. remodeling, smell oddlllons,· fll\ailolil, W. Va._.Phi(ne ~ · - or .t.l9 :lfl• ..-~Int. Cell 742-!m. • ft.II' 3:.. . • • .~ . , 3-29•ilc ' . ·' .. " <1-~·lfC· _.......::._._,.l *•Int. ,.,.,.._,'-''-':::"":"~::":r:~ lOlii' ......,.... ~ . . ACROII .. .. .. .... . ·l; t M f t •\1 ~. .- "· ~ ll~rotorw ..,.f. t• ·ltuljJhlp law (ebb~~~ 1 ~- ,....a;. .......} ,_ ..., 26-Ventllttle 1t-W'"-d ll-ThfOUih 12-A ttttt (......) 14l...o.V~ 27-lnltttltOIJ:Ith PMJdent n "'" .....,ONit U-lmlllen t~tu•rr 32-Untt of l'ortup"' mlatuN 116-Twfsltiil 67-leta IIOi 6f-.OM of thJM llnketM" 11- Vllhk.. 71-Tktlelt 7"-WWnter vtlwk:ll 92-luffll: ftltower If 31--Prtflx: btfort 11-Trople.a ......,1ft short .tl-l'oecl fruit (IIIJ ,,..,.,.., 17-YHt .... H-Col... 16-TMI l~nctt ltf Bound 117-Aoba 1111-Anon tJt Non ScoUt c .It .) . • r. • ~ . IO~thoor lOt -atlvomatal I06-0net;h- 4~151htttDni 47-T~mponrJ ,112~MI Petter ........churdl IU fta11!y hill J 14--P~n HNke 4~T•Ikldly ' 2 DP H. 4,pd. t.rans .• radio. Y·8eJ1glne. ' . .,eon sale shift. ' ' woman 54-H..tth y 15--Setvantll 17--klll II Cflelnleal 00111pound 111-f'aray 120-hf'eftt (IIIOIIoQ.) 121-stotl.. 121-Unlt af Uhf.., ourrwncr 124-lon "' Nolh ' Fa dory air condf'-. A baoutlfvl ~r . equipped. ·68 I!ONTIAC $2,4'95' ..,rttr. ·68 PLY,MOUTH $2,395: :ii.hiYti'iiic·· . st,4ts· Ill-out tf dMt ExeCiillvo4 dr. Herd Top. FactOry olr conditioned. New Pontile .; tradl-ln ffom a.. of our reput custonl,ers. ' S1~39S 67 :BUICK ·. Wlfdctl Custom 2 dr. Hard Top. New collr troclt In fram Clllfllilwr who has bought U new cars from us, and evwy trodo-ln his ·bien tops. This one looks Ilk• • new cor. • . ' " · ...... 'ntl.. ld ' Fury Ill V82 dr. Hord'Top. Factory elr, cOndltfontcl. Low mlfNOt ·. 67 ·au·ICK 101-Wonn liG---CINmonlel Ill ', Flroblrd "4011" 2 dr. Herd Top. 410 cu. Inch englna. 4 sp. ·trens. Solely troc. Low mlletge by ono vory ceroful Spotteu. "i:mmt• 11--lotlf dllk anlm•l 52-Rupee~ (abbr.) 117-ICIIII or blnll Is-tilly. old II-"""'" .,•' , . , •! 1,~·~. ·1'96!; CHEVIOLEt ·NOYA f ,I THESE WILL STAll-- ..._ (tbbr.l H ·PNi•IIUfl 101 Houw."'ood,... U--luc:Qt 42-c...._ 110:-D.nc-t' ' _. lSI lhoap: lSI-Biblical __. lU--Cotnmunttt 142--f'tll 141 tl...llant ~'"'' "'"" . 141 14 t latu111ae1 l,_,l'ttfintiOUI luRIPtolturt home . ............... 17--a.d&tdld vall., 1'1 lllrtiOD to ,ldoftlln81:t 110--QutdruPtd C:UrNIICI)' :: .1 11~!£~ ., n, ··~rintift ••• ~­ ,. ;', ),.,,. > lK-.Ortftlt ...,_ ;' .. 18-Svfftrlr lnwn Hlnttn't diHIH It COunlt~ 20--Maln cii&Ms 21-:TOIIN ' 2......,reck 21 Ultturt !If ...... . 'J-.' ~ ' 125-0ulll{kt loiN II ...:.Chart 10-M ~fnte SPECIALS 5-1-lfc SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE · SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1970 CHECI,ED: '· ' 4!J-ohclu.. Good Maytag Automatic Washer & Dryer Pair .. lnSIIIIICI product USED FURNITU:IE AND APPLIANCE SPECIALSI ' !• SIX ROOM opartment, AUTOMOBILE fnauriiiCI Mulberrr Ave ., Pomeroy. cancelled? Loot your Cell 992·-tlll5 p.m., after 5 operllor's lfcenn? Cell m .phone m·2431. 29611. f·ll·IIC 6-15·1fC ttorr 40-laklr't INA CABINETS, round tobloa, old clocko, etc. Write or cell M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, phone 992-6271. 6·26·11< '( HARRisoN'S TV AND . A~. CAR:Pi!T , SA~Et:' .•ild ·~~TENNA SERVICE. ""- ' "'r~ .......1lilkll\: ,, lllat 992·2522. ' prl~l ·..• • ~YW;~Wrt:•' Fr;,. 6· t0-lfc iltlmatn. ;hanli'~·ifl,, · ' _,,. 1 ., 1•1........ CIGAR.ETTE vending ·• . mochlnn end aervle01. ABC NEW HOMES' Enltt'prl-. Muon, w..v•.; rlllltOdtllng ...,VIIieJID Yll,.. Phont 113-5543. illcporlinos. Eltclrlc .... I s. n .tfc 6-9-llc specially. Frtt "flmalts, , . . R......,C.. tuml"*'. ·Phone FURNISHED and unfurnlshod. SEPTIC tinks ciOMod, Mfllir 9<19·39t3. Sonllotfon. Stawert, Ohio. Ph. . 1-1~ apartments. Oo11 to Khool. Phone992.54J4. lO.ti.lfc 6112-3035. --------~ ~-12·11• . ALUMINUM And vln)'l ,fll.... · storm windows IIIIi dOorl. APARTMENT, 3 roomil and patios and IW!Ifngl, ...~tc AIR CONDITIONING, bath, tocoted at 2nd St., tiNifnl. All_.. sju.lrantitd. Relrlgeretlon aervlco. Jatk'o Middleport. Mrs. Key Coclf, F"" eotlm-. Phone f4J. 1100 w. Main St.. Pomeroy. Refrigeration, Ntw Haven. 3913. ' Phone M2·~79. Phone 992·5262. 4·6-tfc 1-S.IIc 31-Contillued To Buy ' ·•· '' received while In Holzer Hospital. Thanks to the Ewing ambulonce service. Spoclel thank& to the Holzer Holplttf Female Help Wanted ... stall; a too. t.o tba ~n· Chesler umley lor his.vlllto. PART TIME Barmold. Apply 1 am very ' thankful end op.· In person. HI Ho Bar, Mid· preclallve for ell . Scoff dleport. Folmer. 1-15-61< ].].. ttp t ·• Fer Tile F.-lit -Y· RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mill St .. Card of Thanks Middleport, Fry Building, WE WISH to express our sin· Frldly end Soturdly. ' For Rent 18 cents per word 11111. con· 5 ROOM epartmon!. ' Arnold GUNSHOOT January lith 12. •ecutlve 'tnoert.lono. Brothers, 618 E. Main St., ' R ' 25 per cent DliCOunt on ·pf!ld · noon to· 4 p. m.. .K ine tdsand Jdt pald 'wlth ln 10days. Pomeroy. l!alh"" Rood. Sponso..... by CARI1 OF THANKS · PhOifa . . ~·-· 1·15·11C Roclno Fire Dept. & OBITUARY A 1·13-5tc ''' 50 for .50 word m l~lmum. 2 BEQROOM ho""'' trailer on •- - - - -- - ::ach tddltlonal word 2c . good" rood. Mason, W. Ve. BLIND,t,DS ·,, RUBBER STAMPS mode ' to Phone 173·5147. Addltlonat . 25c 'Charge per ordllr, 24 · hour service. For Advertisement. 1-15·11C ' OFFIC•E f"OURS more lnform1tlon call Dwatn 8 :30a .m . IO 5:00p.m . DIIJY• or Wllmo Cosio, Portland, 1:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon 2 BEDROOM houH· ;_, .Lincoln Ohio. .Saturday . Heights, Pomeroy. 'Befort 5, 1:2-301p phone 992·2143, after 5 p.m. coli 992·5127. VACANCY for two oldirly In Memcry - ' •· Prefer private · ptld IN LOVING memory of Jomos - - -- - - -- '·_•a._trc pttlents. Phone Mason, 173· S. Hood who paslld IWIY 20 FURNI~HED. HOUSI;, f1!' rent, 5185. 10.8-tlc veers ogo Jan. 18, 1950: nicely furnished, 41'b0msand Down theltf!CI wo walk togelher bath, picture wl.ndow. 1632 . I WILL pte!< up merchendln To wotch the baits go by, Lincoln Heights. Phone 992· and toke • . to auction Cl on'J 1 Then God celled you homo, 2180 or 992·3432. porcontoge bosls. II lm And God tootqou to • folrer 1-4-llc Acfoma, auctlonHr, Rutland.. home on high. - - - - -- - - PhoneT42·~t. 9•2J.Ifc Down fhls fond no more we'll FURNISH-ED 2 bedroom, fli'ai 'INCOME tax servlu, dilly wonder, floor apartment. Middleport. except Sundly, 10 a.m. to 5 But we walk ogoln together on Phone 992·3874. 12"18.1fc the othlr lhore. P.m. Evonln•s by ·ap. • ' Sad!• missed by his loving . polntment. Mn. Steven , d · Mob IWondo) Eblin, Laurel Cliff wile, Edith, Daughters an TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o lie Rood on Rt. 7 byptss. Grandchildren. . Court, Syrocvll, Ohio, on 1·4·301< 1·18·11< State Rt. 124. Phone 992-2951 . . . ·· · uSebr~ Pre-Owized ' . l'o , S2:·ot5.- '\ "' . ·, Cusl"'" 2,d~. Herd Top. Like ntW. whlti ·11n!lh. Vtry low ' mit- by ono v.,Y corefuflocolowner. One Ill the t l.....t 611n tristate. . ' ' ' . ' . . 64.SlUDEBAill·.: $395, 2 dr. Sedon. Shows good care. ' , ' · SEE ART HOYT, PURI.lSit, tiLt.:Mi!LSON, OR FRED BI.A·EtTN4R ''~ ~" • �"" ' . '•' J ' '1 ~ , • :$~~~~il:~,i~ ·M. ·a. .ri,. y··. ···B ar.aa . ins,In . · · . · sentillei''·~,:Wa.~t Ad~: , ~ .._:_~_·.,.:.~--- --~-!\_._~~--:---:-:-:;;-::::--:;·~·;-:-;-":'\:J J~Ck ~~~.:c.Pens:~t;~pt~~:=-=~ Wllt:· Fol .sAH' $~.M·x~i~t,;~"~~~.~~· ' B . · u'siness. · iServ . · 1 c. e s ... · . ·.~· lll•llf! .· ' 1R_,baum· ;zos, Calista Sllrls '!itgh Sori• Clrsoy - Tsam High ' Grnae .- ' Ylppl•s Team High Sorf81 - lag· • . , ,' 62 51 51 Whenever Its · · · . . . . . . .. r. lUI bane!&, are not· ac~ In u8e, the loris holds them clenched like those of a flyweight bozer. ·· · , PIY·Of ~!'~llcotlon • • ' ' . ' ~~~·U(olTIONI . ' . . . tho' Pu~IISht~ rtllr'v!• '~!. ·' aE'Ao);.Mll< CONCRETE' ' ' .,. . I l .. rloht to edit or r•loct ony ••• deilv~•od rJtl!.l · . to · your d:=~~:rw~rA:n~~~~'o,.,f~: proj,ct. Filst.oncl Hly. Frte f.,.· more th~~ one lncorrf l etl!mtlto. ~ho)lt "2·321A, ,, tnmtlon . . · · Gotgltln RHdy ,Mix Co · 1111111 · . Mf!ldlitport ~ Ohio. For Wont Ad Strvlct 6-30-llc 5 cents por Word ont'lnmllon ~..... !liiW · , ~ Will~ accepted l,!nlll t l .•m ~ fOr: ...-'"". , .• Pis. .Aiongs 1$14. , ·· •~anc:eHaflon Mi>ti~•'t beodllnU t.m., "corrections , ' ES.,. 648. 71 70 67 ..... · 'r .u • IIIIII' J . I J· , V¥ PO.EIOY' OHIO M lnlm um Chlrtt75e 12 Clr:\t•· p., word three consocullvo lnaortlona. , Notice cere thanks to the host of friends whO extended their 1·15-2tc help end sympothy and sent floral offerings during the recent If Iness and death ol our deer wile end sister, Mro. Edna Hollman. Also to Dr. Toile, the nurSt$ at Veterans Memorial, the Rev. Eugene GUI, the pallbearers, to Gerold Powell for his mualc. Help Wanted WAITRESS Full tlmo, opply In person. Crow's Steak House. I·IJ.6tc CARRIER WANTED IN MIDDLEPORT CONTAa FAYE MANLEY the Ewing Funeral Home for their efficient ttrvlce, to those . who took coro of the grave, and to the trustees who so thoughtfully mode the rood sole. To one and all we soy, "Many Thinks." The Fomlfy of Edna Hollman. 1·18·11P ·- ~ "( THANK you, friends end neigh· bors, for the calla end cords I Female Help Wanted LADIES, If you hove o ,cer avaHabte and 11 · leait two evenings 1 week frH, you may ·qualify 11 1 Beeline Fashion party sales plan stylist and average SISto $40 per ev,nlng commission. Sample wardrobe without cost twice 1 year. Jean Tru...,ll, Long Bottom, Ohio. Phone 9<19-3703. 1-16-31< $200.00 . $75.00 Maytag .A~matlc Washer Rebuilt Wrlilger Washer Guaranteed . ' saa.oo 2 Used Gas Ranges 2 Used Electric Ranges 3 Used Refrigerators ANTIQUE.· .O.. Lto'P. DeS ......................... ..... ··4Goocl useCI ·a,...ktast .. · ' t.\~~I!; U,S'•AN ~FFERI ~ ~ sets. Used Maple Single Bed with Slm~ons Mattress & Box Spring. Dresser & Chest to matc;;h. . . . · . Rtal qoqciVaii_NI ~11150.00 . -', · . . ... "¥ '"'t-1~ ,' : Used LiviniiRoom suite 1 Sofa ·~. prl~ tGgo : . ·- . ' , ' . ' '· ' ' '" ~,;\\ ~· l $25.00 $1~.00 ' I 'Service DAY fl' . NI&MT • • • CAU.. RAillliGS SPYICE ' . . ' .. ' SEYmiG Ropejr . ' nrvlt,, ell f92·22Uc ' Tho Fabric 5l!op. l'orlleroY·• L ....._....._ _ Authorlied Singer Soleo ~ · .... ....;.;;.••:....:....:.; . Sorvlct. We~rP.III ScfiiC\!'I. __ _ _ , _" · ' , 3·29•tli: ·, , - " . . .• FOR HIRE. ,..,. ~ ~: RON'S FLOoR and !litO water INo~ 4, bathroom and kllchin. to 12 ••kl!t· ,Piul . Ahdlf!IGII•. remodeling, smell oddlllons,· fll\ailolil, W. Va._.Phi(ne ~ · - or .t.l9 :lfl• ..-~Int. Cell 742-!m. • ft.II' 3:.. . • • .~ . , 3-29•ilc ' . ·' .. " <1-~·lfC· _.......::._._,.l *•Int. ,.,.,.._,'-''-':::"":"~::":r:~ lOlii' ......,.... ~ . . ACROII .. .. .. .... . ·l; t M f t •\1 ~. .- "· ~ ll~rotorw ..,.f. t• ·ltuljJhlp law (ebb~~~ 1 ~- ,....a;. .......} ,_ ..., 26-Ventllttle 1t-W'"-d ll-ThfOUih 12-A ttttt (......) 14l...o.V~ 27-lnltttltOIJ:Ith PMJdent n "'" .....,ONit U-lmlllen t~tu•rr 32-Untt of l'ortup"' mlatuN 116-Twfsltiil 67-leta IIOi 6f-.OM of thJM llnketM" 11- Vllhk.. 71-Tktlelt 7"-WWnter vtlwk:ll 92-luffll: ftltower If 31--Prtflx: btfort 11-Trople.a ......,1ft short .tl-l'oecl fruit (IIIJ ,,..,.,.., 17-YHt .... H-Col... 16-TMI l~nctt ltf Bound 117-Aoba 1111-Anon tJt Non ScoUt c .It .) . • r. • ~ . IO~thoor lOt -atlvomatal I06-0net;h- 4~151htttDni 47-T~mponrJ ,112~MI Petter ........churdl IU fta11!y hill J 14--P~n HNke 4~T•Ikldly ' 2 DP H. 4,pd. t.rans .• radio. Y·8eJ1glne. ' . .,eon sale shift. ' ' woman 54-H..tth y 15--Setvantll 17--klll II Cflelnleal 00111pound 111-f'aray 120-hf'eftt (IIIOIIoQ.) 121-stotl.. 121-Unlt af Uhf.., ourrwncr 124-lon "' Nolh ' Fa dory air condf'-. A baoutlfvl ~r . equipped. ·68 I!ONTIAC $2,4'95' ..,rttr. ·68 PLY,MOUTH $2,395: :ii.hiYti'iiic·· . st,4ts· Ill-out tf dMt ExeCiillvo4 dr. Herd Top. FactOry olr conditioned. New Pontile .; tradl-ln ffom a.. of our reput custonl,ers. ' S1~39S 67 :BUICK ·. Wlfdctl Custom 2 dr. Hard Top. New collr troclt In fram Clllfllilwr who has bought U new cars from us, and evwy trodo-ln his ·bien tops. This one looks Ilk• • new cor. • . ' " · ...... 'ntl.. ld ' Fury Ill V82 dr. Hord'Top. Factory elr, cOndltfontcl. Low mlfNOt ·. 67 ·au·ICK 101-Wonn liG---CINmonlel Ill ', Flroblrd "4011" 2 dr. Herd Top. 410 cu. Inch englna. 4 sp. ·trens. Solely troc. Low mlletge by ono vory ceroful Spotteu. "i:mmt• 11--lotlf dllk anlm•l 52-Rupee~ (abbr.) 117-ICIIII or blnll Is-tilly. old II-"""'" .,•' , . , •! 1,~·~. ·1'96!; CHEVIOLEt ·NOYA f ,I THESE WILL STAll-- ..._ (tbbr.l H ·PNi•IIUfl 101 Houw."'ood,... U--luc:Qt 42-c...._ 110:-D.nc-t' ' _. lSI lhoap: lSI-Biblical __. lU--Cotnmunttt 142--f'tll 141 tl...llant ~'"'' "'"" . 141 14 t latu111ae1 l,_,l'ttfintiOUI luRIPtolturt home . ............... 17--a.d&tdld vall., 1'1 lllrtiOD to ,ldoftlln81:t 110--QutdruPtd C:UrNIICI)' :: .1 11~!£~ ., n, ··~rintift ••• ~­ ,. ;', ),.,,. > lK-.Ortftlt ...,_ ;' .. 18-Svfftrlr lnwn Hlnttn't diHIH It COunlt~ 20--Maln cii&Ms 21-:TOIIN ' 2......,reck 21 Ultturt !If ...... . 'J-.' ~ ' 125-0ulll{kt loiN II ...:.Chart 10-M ~fnte SPECIALS 5-1-lfc SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE · SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1970 CHECI,ED: '· ' 4!J-ohclu.. Good Maytag Automatic Washer & Dryer Pair .. lnSIIIIICI product USED FURNITU:IE AND APPLIANCE SPECIALSI ' !• SIX ROOM opartment, AUTOMOBILE fnauriiiCI Mulberrr Ave ., Pomeroy. cancelled? Loot your Cell 992·-tlll5 p.m., after 5 operllor's lfcenn? Cell m .phone m·2431. 29611. f·ll·IIC 6-15·1fC ttorr 40-laklr't INA CABINETS, round tobloa, old clocko, etc. Write or cell M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, phone 992-6271. 6·26·11< '( HARRisoN'S TV AND . A~. CAR:Pi!T , SA~Et:' .•ild ·~~TENNA SERVICE. ""- ' "'r~ .......1lilkll\: ,, lllat 992·2522. ' prl~l ·..• • ~YW;~Wrt:•' Fr;,. 6· t0-lfc iltlmatn. ;hanli'~·ifl,, · ' _,,. 1 ., 1•1........ CIGAR.ETTE vending ·• . mochlnn end aervle01. ABC NEW HOMES' Enltt'prl-. Muon, w..v•.; rlllltOdtllng ...,VIIieJID Yll,.. Phont 113-5543. illcporlinos. Eltclrlc .... I s. n .tfc 6-9-llc specially. Frtt "flmalts, , . . R......,C.. tuml"*'. ·Phone FURNISHED and unfurnlshod. SEPTIC tinks ciOMod, Mfllir 9<19·39t3. Sonllotfon. Stawert, Ohio. Ph. . 1-1~ apartments. Oo11 to Khool. Phone992.54J4. lO.ti.lfc 6112-3035. --------~ ~-12·11• . ALUMINUM And vln)'l ,fll.... · storm windows IIIIi dOorl. APARTMENT, 3 roomil and patios and IW!Ifngl, ...~tc AIR CONDITIONING, bath, tocoted at 2nd St., tiNifnl. All_.. sju.lrantitd. Relrlgeretlon aervlco. Jatk'o Middleport. Mrs. Key Coclf, F"" eotlm-. Phone f4J. 1100 w. Main St.. Pomeroy. Refrigeration, Ntw Haven. 3913. ' Phone M2·~79. Phone 992·5262. 4·6-tfc 1-S.IIc 31-Contillued To Buy ' ·•· '' received while In Holzer Hospital. Thanks to the Ewing ambulonce service. Spoclel thank& to the Holzer Holplttf Female Help Wanted ... stall; a too. t.o tba ~n· Chesler umley lor his.vlllto. PART TIME Barmold. Apply 1 am very ' thankful end op.· In person. HI Ho Bar, Mid· preclallve for ell . Scoff dleport. Folmer. 1-15-61< ].].. ttp t ·• Fer Tile F.-lit -Y· RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mill St .. Card of Thanks Middleport, Fry Building, WE WISH to express our sin· Frldly end Soturdly. ' For Rent 18 cents per word 11111. con· 5 ROOM epartmon!. ' Arnold GUNSHOOT January lith 12. •ecutlve 'tnoert.lono. Brothers, 618 E. Main St., ' R ' 25 per cent DliCOunt on ·pf!ld · noon to· 4 p. m.. .K ine tdsand Jdt pald 'wlth ln 10days. Pomeroy. l!alh"" Rood. Sponso..... by CARI1 OF THANKS · PhOifa . . ~·-· 1·15·11C Roclno Fire Dept. & OBITUARY A 1·13-5tc ''' 50 for .50 word m l~lmum. 2 BEQROOM ho""'' trailer on •- - - - -- - ::ach tddltlonal word 2c . good" rood. Mason, W. Ve. BLIND,t,DS ·,, RUBBER STAMPS mode ' to Phone 173·5147. Addltlonat . 25c 'Charge per ordllr, 24 · hour service. For Advertisement. 1-15·11C ' OFFIC•E f"OURS more lnform1tlon call Dwatn 8 :30a .m . IO 5:00p.m . DIIJY• or Wllmo Cosio, Portland, 1:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon 2 BEDROOM houH· ;_, .Lincoln Ohio. .Saturday . Heights, Pomeroy. 'Befort 5, 1:2-301p phone 992·2143, after 5 p.m. coli 992·5127. VACANCY for two oldirly In Memcry - ' •· Prefer private · ptld IN LOVING memory of Jomos - - -- - - -- '·_•a._trc pttlents. Phone Mason, 173· S. Hood who paslld IWIY 20 FURNI~HED. HOUSI;, f1!' rent, 5185. 10.8-tlc veers ogo Jan. 18, 1950: nicely furnished, 41'b0msand Down theltf!CI wo walk togelher bath, picture wl.ndow. 1632 . I WILL pte!< up merchendln To wotch the baits go by, Lincoln Heights. Phone 992· and toke • . to auction Cl on'J 1 Then God celled you homo, 2180 or 992·3432. porcontoge bosls. II lm And God tootqou to • folrer 1-4-llc Acfoma, auctlonHr, Rutland.. home on high. - - - - -- - - PhoneT42·~t. 9•2J.Ifc Down fhls fond no more we'll FURNISH-ED 2 bedroom, fli'ai 'INCOME tax servlu, dilly wonder, floor apartment. Middleport. except Sundly, 10 a.m. to 5 But we walk ogoln together on Phone 992·3874. 12"18.1fc the othlr lhore. P.m. Evonln•s by ·ap. • ' Sad!• missed by his loving . polntment. Mn. Steven , d · Mob IWondo) Eblin, Laurel Cliff wile, Edith, Daughters an TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o lie Rood on Rt. 7 byptss. Grandchildren. . Court, Syrocvll, Ohio, on 1·4·301< 1·18·11< State Rt. 124. Phone 992-2951 . . . ·· · uSebr~ Pre-Owized ' . l'o , S2:·ot5.- '\ "' . ·, Cusl"'" 2,d~. Herd Top. Like ntW. whlti ·11n!lh. Vtry low ' mit- by ono v.,Y corefuflocolowner. One Ill the t l.....t 611n tristate. . ' ' ' . ' . . 64.SlUDEBAill·.: $395, 2 dr. Sedon. Shows good care. ' , ' · SEE ART HOYT, PURI.lSit, tiLt.:Mi!LSON, OR FRED BI.A·EtTN4R ''~ ~" • �.... Suffer Minor ...~hree •. . . • tHurts in 3 Accidents .,.. C.11No.4)2 · CMrtorNo.l:N . Nl_l ...kRoglooNo.4 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITIO.N,INCLUDING DOMESTIC ~!1510ilRIE5, OF T"E lht First::llltlo••l·ll1k •. ' • ' ' . .' l' ' J ·' of Go II I.,.. II, Ollio, Gll~l ~.; In 1t1o St't' of Olllo, ot !Ill ci... of IMineo"" . Doamllor31,1969. Publl-ln,.-•toe~llm. . _rte.;,p!AIItrttttie• Currency, under ntll 12, Unilwd St1l11 tli. . . c.dli,'Socfloot . ' ,• · ' ' ' f. ASSETS . CiesK and d.;. frqni banks U.li. TrHsury securities Securities of other U.S. Government Ogencles l' 1815.957.27 1.795.960.70 and corpOrations . . Gil ligations of States ~nd .,..itlcalsubdlvlslono Other securities Loa no Bank premises, fumlturo and fixtures. and other osoets representing bonk premiieo TOTAL ASSETS · 150,000.00 2,038.630.61 21,000.00 5,<068.339.27 131,731.49 SIIA21AII.J4 •. LIABILiTIES Demand deposits of lndlvlduoll; parliltrshlps. and tOrporations 12.373.630.!19 Time and savings depoolto ollndlvl!luaio, partnerships, and corporations 6.098.054.SS Deposito of United Statts Government 372,611.31 Deposits of Slates and pollticalsu6divlslons 328,187.<2 CertHiod and officers• ~ •• iitc,, 38.458.S2 TOTAL DEPOSITS · $9,211,110:1.39 (I) Total demand depooltS 2,N0,127.S2 (b) Tolaillmeondsovlngs depooito 6,250,17<.17 .Other liabilities . 221,755.42 TOTAL LIABILITIES .,,432,757.11 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES for bod debt . _ on loons !set up pursuanllo IRS rullngsl ·1 1: TOTAL RESERVES ON LOAIISANOSECUitiTII~ 167.680.95 167,680.95 $921,180 .58 100,000.00 ~~ ·~·- . ~ ""·' I. ., .. R~~erve. CAPITAL AC~I,IiiTS ,,, 6011.ooil.oo 221.180.58 92j.l80.58 IIOA21,619.J4 �.... Suffer Minor ...~hree •. . . • tHurts in 3 Accidents .,.. C.11No.4)2 · CMrtorNo.l:N . Nl_l ...kRoglooNo.4 CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITIO.N,INCLUDING DOMESTIC ~!1510ilRIE5, OF T"E lht First::llltlo••l·ll1k •. ' • ' ' . .' l' ' J ·' of Go II I.,.. II, Ollio, Gll~l ~.; In 1t1o St't' of Olllo, ot !Ill ci... of IMineo"" . Doamllor31,1969. Publl-ln,.-•toe~llm. . _rte.;,p!AIItrttttie• Currency, under ntll 12, Unilwd St1l11 tli. . . c.dli,'Socfloot . ' ,• · ' ' ' f. ASSETS . CiesK and d.;. frqni banks U.li. TrHsury securities Securities of other U.S. Government Ogencles l' 1815.957.27 1.795.960.70 and corpOrations . . Gil ligations of States ~nd .,..itlcalsubdlvlslono Other securities Loa no Bank premises, fumlturo and fixtures. and other osoets representing bonk premiieo TOTAL ASSETS · 150,000.00 2,038.630.61 21,000.00 5,<068.339.27 131,731.49 SIIA21AII.J4 •. LIABILiTIES Demand deposits of lndlvlduoll; parliltrshlps. and tOrporations 12.373.630.!19 Time and savings depoolto ollndlvl!luaio, partnerships, and corporations 6.098.054.SS Deposito of United Statts Government 372,611.31 Deposits of Slates and pollticalsu6divlslons 328,187.<2 CertHiod and officers• ~ •• iitc,, 38.458.S2 TOTAL DEPOSITS · $9,211,110:1.39 (I) Total demand depooltS 2,N0,127.S2 (b) Tolaillmeondsovlngs depooito 6,250,17<.17 .Other liabilities . 221,755.42 TOTAL LIABILITIES .,,432,757.11 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES for bod debt . _ on loons !set up pursuanllo IRS rullngsl ·1 1: TOTAL RESERVES ON LOAIISANOSECUitiTII~ 167.680.95 167,680.95 $921,180 .58 100,000.00 ~~ ·~·- . ~ ""·' I. ., .. R~~erve. CAPITAL AC~I,IiiTS ,,, 6011.ooil.oo 221.180.58 92j.l80.58 IIOA21,619.J4 �;;, : ......... -~ ., �;;, : ......... -~ ., �FA't'HI:~ AN I WILL . MliET VQU AT THE ONION IN AN ~:jOUR.! NO •suTS' ABOtiTI'I"J . WE WAI\ITTO TALK THIS·:0fl~R / . fONIGHTJ <p&>r>.Wf/ •" , ' '• ,.., " •• ALLBY QOP , . ' . ' ) '· ,. ' ' -~.?. ~' ' ' •J • • • .. ,. (. • • . "f' ., .\' I. . •. ' ' '• ·j ' ' �FA't'HI:~ AN I WILL . MliET VQU AT THE ONION IN AN ~:jOUR.! NO •suTS' ABOtiTI'I"J . WE WAI\ITTO TALK THIS·:0fl~R / . fONIGHTJ <p&>r>.Wf/ •" , ' '• ,.., " •• ALLBY QOP , . ' . ' ) '· ,. ' ' -~.?. ~' ' ' •J • • • .. ,. (. • • . "f' ., .\' I. . •. ' ' '• ·j ' ' �I •' f. i ' I• . ~j i l • I . ' . BUGS I ...,. ".r: .SAY.-. 1'~~-r F~L.t.. ReAt..l.:'i OiP -r:He 'T,I t1CK! DON'T' Iv\OVE ,GEO~~~ I'l-l- 14.bi.VE5 WI , HeL-P "Y'OU ·~ ~ .} I; •. ~··-~. 14 I I ., ~-~ '• ' \ .. .. . "·" c / ••• ~ • -. ..,. Iby .. ' '· ·, ;. ' ·-~· . i"~: >r ,, '· .' ~ ' ) .' ) I' .. ·"I' • .. '· , "I : .( ' ' ·•· ~ • " .' ' ·,t1 '· 1:\ .- ' \. \ •'' ,,. ; . .. '-'· ' . -'*•• )., '(C '·••· ' .. !';·. ' ' ' ' �I •' f. i ' I• . ~j i l • I . ' . BUGS I ...,. ".r: .SAY.-. 1'~~-r F~L.t.. ReAt..l.:'i OiP -r:He 'T,I t1CK! DON'T' Iv\OVE ,GEO~~~ I'l-l- 14.bi.VE5 WI , HeL-P "Y'OU ·~ ~ .} I; •. ~··-~. 14 I I ., ~-~ '• ' \ .. .. . "·" c / ••• ~ • -. ..,. Iby .. ' '· ·, ;. ' ·-~· . i"~: >r ,, '· .' ~ ' ) .' ) I' .. ·"I' • .. '· , "I : .( ' ' ·•· ~ • " .' ' ·,t1 '· 1:\ .- ' \. \ •'' ,,. ; . .. '-'· ' . -'*•• )., '(C '·••· ' .. !';·. ' ' ' ' �I' II ! I' I•• I~ Ii .·~ ' ' • •'...•t.'"··· ·..t II l' , 't ,JfN CENT~ . ' q. ' ~ :;· j ~ rt !. h j ',. i " ..., '\ I ":1 · : I l 1 .Y • I ' .' . ' ,1 .. ~. _;;. . . . .. ; '' ' ' f ,, ,, •• ' ' ' ' .,.l' ' I • • ployed by lbe city In case of .., ....I!. j: . • . . : ' ;t, . ' ·, It accident. · Coun~ll. followilla a loll& ' dlsc.ussfon, agreed tbat lila toatll!r ahoulcl be.relerred"' 1111 i I' J\ . I ,. ., ' . '/ • •p .... . ' ...,_ , "'' '·. \ •• Eln)a Rusaell C!OUIIcil a complaint Chief Jed Webollr COimciJ if new rub!*' pads could be lnstalled Cll llie ~~ at Pomeroy Qty Bill Legar ~ autllorluljon .hid been made to replace the present pads wjlh new..,., The · December report of Mayori:.egarwuacceptedwUII the PartenIn .regard to unauu 11.controlled to illstall pew mo~~J ' guard lh<lrilled peroonnel riding In city ...,Ice ill a hJie ralllnl on · each !llde of the ·, ~ vthlcles. Mrs. Rusaell radius. . Pomeroy-Mason brld&e ap- · ilolJ1ted out tbatthe"Clty w<IUid Numerous ,requata to the proacb. Thew(rk!l)!!beclclne,ln be held responsible lor Injuries .,,_..11 Parkersbura station and the two operations. 111e'J!fD-:tbOm re<elvtd· by penona not em• . .~ ' '. t · '~XPe ' .:, . rt. Will . De· ' . ve Iopmen . ' . . ' . · , .' · rece!Pta for the villi&• ,!5 , • • 1 ' , • ·Speak in · Pomeroy · ~eb. 2 ~· ·~::~wereMayor~. Cour\i!lhrOIIWI · 11\d ciiUncumen Elma Ru..u llall!IIJli!erry, ~r:.~~~~d:. Cab Fare Ton Much � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 18, 1970 blazer carr fick lalance mcdermott reed russel scoggs tucker