https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a7f60213499e71908db4f83c03b787db.pdf 659790522821cb1a30481de68d0eee75 PDF Text Text . ., .~· . 8.Greea28. Ohio·:U.-0 Miami, 0. 38 Fashioned Night-Held[ , Notre·Dame64 0 P.enn'Stdte'O· State 37 Pur~ue .1'6 '. . 14 ~ ., ~.,.nsaf22 20 19 •. ·sMu o 56 18 1: ' ' ,,.._ Florido31 r •rt· ,_ • Tulane 10 Syre~cuse 37 Florida St. 21 I ~ •• f 4 -~ _1,, ob-I Gerlach followed by devotions vanilla. The class voted w1 aeived ~y tho Pbilathea. Sotie- given by Mrs. Paul Winn who serve the Homebuilders ChristIf ol the Middleport Church of , read the !Ooth Psalm and a mas dinner In December. Plans Chrjsl Thursday evtning at the "Thanksgiving Prayer." were made for the annua~ ehil~ During the business meeting Chri~tmas party to be ~eld at ., Several members wore · old a thank you note was read from the home of Mrs. Grace Pratt ~n..d dresses including Mrs. Lusby, who spoke at the with a one dollar gift • exll,arl Reynolds, Betty Cilne church in Oetober. Reported ill change. . ' . ·"lid Mrs. Robert Reibel. •Mrs. were Ada Lambert, Lena Me- The meeting was closed with lloi)ald Hicks, Mrs. Reibel Elbinny, Homer Jones, fda the benediction and a dtssert . and Mrs. Kenneth Scites had Childs, Helen Bradford, "Mac" course was served to Tl. Host- . made old fashioned bonnets McKinley, Frank Herald, Ana- eoses wore Mrs. Ernest La 1Nbidl1 were given to members belle Houdashelt, and Clara lance, Mrs. P'aul Winn with to wear during the evening. Dilgard. Mrs. William Reuter and Mrs. Several very old articJes al- Mr~. LeSlie Ervin reported Griff Russell contributing hostso were on display, including a $28 was made on the sale of. esses. leather fan, gloves, pins, old m•. • hair piece, dolls. .• _,...1'!11gs and beaded bags. Mr. , . Walter Bunce, .. collector O[ l C~rcle O!d l~mps, provid.ed several ror.l "Homes in our ' Community'' Mrs. Reibel were named as the llghting. A guessmb game 11 was the topic of the devotions nominating committee. It was m~bers' b_aby picture~ dis· j and program presented by Mrs. reported that Mrs. Fauber and played pro~·1ded enterlamment. Louis Reibel when Federated Miss Marguerite Mayer had The meetmg ~as ope~ed db~ Circle met Wednesday evening purchased 70 light bulbs For the thj, ~esident, rs. en e at the church. cross on Lincoln Hill. An invi. · Home Sweet Home, played tation was read to attend "QuiAT-HOME WEAR makes new! In printed eor· l ~w~·. softly by Mrs. Ben Neu~ling et Day" at Grace Episcopal HOLIDAY duroy. Flowing hootess pajamas (above) In blaek and opened the devotwns lol.owed church on Thursdav December white zebra prloH'Wirled ob velvet1 wide wale are a by o poem, Keep Me Sweet At 1 ·' IIDphlsllcaled look for tnterlaining, i FOR ALL OCCASIONS home, by the leader. Mrs. Rei- . .--·--··-.. -~ bel brouaht out that the influ- It was reported that women We wiJ·e flowers everywhere ence in ~ur home should be of the church had provided . nounced. scch as will impress others. eight kits ror World CommunTo be held on lour WY2-2039 The Family altar is the vital lty Day proJect Plans were evenings, the sessions will OR NIGHT WI 9-2951 ' element in one's everyday liv- made for a ChriStmas party at phasize color, design, sel<!Cti<>n ing. Christian women should the ~ext meeting and s. or Furniture, and Fabrics. T h Pomeroy Flower Shop strive to make their homes I Neutzhng was named to have l th . 'II b W. ·Main Pomeroy . devotions a'nd P ogram !t vot- A class in Home Furnishings uu r sesston WI e a tour. , one where adults and children r · . . lllrR. Millard Van Meter ed to give the usual Christmas Will be offered to all homemak- Classes Will be free to I =~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ! oAve to comTlle. R d' t Ch . gifts ers in the Reedsville area start· interested homemaker. "------ 1 ' · story H "" e a 1an d Itr1s- A ·salad course was served 1·mg November 21, • Ma~garet and wor k'mg homemakers ""~IGS I tJan orne, was rea ' a . Ag- 1 espec1a . II y .mv1t. ed . The . nu: h' h th F ther hy Mrs c·lara Korr and . Mrs Gn·rr·1ths, County ExtenSlon w1c egroupsang, or e• · · t H E · h t' 'lib hid t I Ben Neutzling from a table en , orne conomtcs as an- mee mg w1 e e a . Pamerov Ohio rth· A Beautyote l h Ea ' h FM Wit Bo 'd W'thl t ed 'th . b I f 'I orne o rs. a er r wn Lel Lo ve Ab 1 e 1 n TONIGHT •nd SAT. cen er WI a ow o frm . 1 N•.,mb" 11 ond 12 Door, and a story, Finding with yellow candles on either ' U From 7•9 p.m. To r~g!Ster ""I ''IATTLE OF THE BULGE" piness, preceded excerpts side. Napkins carried out the tht County ExtensiOn u:~:~a tTechnicolort fall theme. eefS af Ome 982.-3895 or Mrs. Brown 37; 0 story by Kathryn Marshall ; . ~: • " iller Executes Five een- Homes in Our Community is Topic Of Trinity Wednesday Eve 2 m~ "e ' ~ Homemakers to Attend Classes M; Monday Evenings ~ ffenry Fonda, Robert Shaw . 1\t:Jb~rt R~·an, Dana Andrews, how to ~rovide protection, Pier Angrli, Barbara Werle. Mrs. Re1bel, who closed ~:fo.!~!~~~;:~ ... Pook Rurdtfng time: 3 Hours Admi~~ion: 75e & 40c SUNDAY, MONDAY ond TUESDAY "rHR~:·o~3~"c~ucH" Jerfy Lewis, Janet Leigh, Mary Ann Mohler. Gila Golan, Leslie Parn'ih, James ~:nUtttt•: 1111, D1rk, Gru•· I ·.orr.tl Col6i'Cirtoon: Wolf Hounds pr:Ju~;~g . the business in charge of Mrs. Roy Seyfried, , pre~idei11, Mrs. Norman reported that tbe fruit cakes were all sold and also thai Christmas cards ordered arrive and be delivered the next week. It was voted rhange the name of the from Federated to Trinity. Mrs. Lester Fauber ~==:=~~~~~~=-.::::-~~~ =·=--=====~ BAHR CLOTHIERS • I' ' I' ,, . . About , A Middl il ~ p p Mrs. Harold Hood, president, \. conducted a short busmess ;~; sian. It was d~cided . to , ha.•e II !1 the next _meeting"on Tuesday , r:J Nov. 22, mstead of Wednesda} ~ due to Thanksgiving. 'l'he trav· eling prize, donated by Mrs. FUth Harvey Van Vranken, was eport Mrs. Ethel French, 1 .. s. Ave., is a medical patient at warded to Mrs. Edward Wells. Gallipolis. Her daughter, Vel- Mrs. Donald Mc!'"ight receiv -1 rna Roush is with her at tile ed a blflhday giFt From h e r ~· hospitaL secret paL Robert Swanson, who has I Refreshments were served. to been here on leave with his the above and Mrs. Elza GII_~ ~~::;;:~.Mr. and Mrs. Carroll more, Jr., Mrs. Rfymond Bai· IS has been assigned to ty, Mrs. Don Mul en, Mrs. . th B h Charles Hoffman and Mrs. duty m e a amas. li G dd' . and Mrs. Jack Kelly, Co· am 3 15' lumbus, visited recently with Neigler-Davi$ Vowl ' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Taken October 29 Kelly. is being made Mrs. Cec1.1 K'1mes accompan· Announcement · f M' Llna d 'dM J 1., G 1 dd,.. ofthemarn?geo ISS 1e 1 rs. · ' • au an au5... Neigler, daughter of Mr. ter, and Mrs. D. J. Morgan to and Mrs. Oarrol Neigler. SyraW.. Va. Wednesday cuse, to Clyde Davis, son of Mr. ~!';~ they VISited With rela- Taft Davis or Wellston on Salllr-il ' day, October 29 at the Racine fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitl Methodist Churcl!. The double ring ceremony was perrormed by the Rev. John Kimbler. The new Mrs. Davis is a gra· duate of Southern High BChOOI, class of 64, and is employed by the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation in Columbus. groom graduated From Wellst•>n il IN AT 9-0UT AT 5 High School class of 62 and employed by the Taytec tics Co. in Columbus. They are residing at 775 E. Broad Socond St. Pomeroy Columbus. r< ~ { •• ) • ' ,1 Elberfelds In Po WHEN 'YOU JOIN OUR ,~ CHRISTMAS CLUB1 1'-Ar-·ounmd=''a""'n"d!'Lo"fl.t'; m:i'~e::'J~~ .~=~~at h f M w·u d , r~ ~me rs. ar nLmcoln He1ghts. . 0 d STORE HOURS~ Friday Open Until8 in the Evening Saturday Open 9 am to 9 in t~e Even in~ THEATRE Sew1ng . C/ b M H . Of Mrs. Boyer 'G meroy . Elberfelds In 1 • 1 f t f f ,. ,. ' 1' This beautiful serving tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! . , ... ----1 • JOIN OUR 1967 CLUB NOW!l Sove &ach YW11k SOc 1.00 2.00 5-00 10.00 $50 $100 $250 $500 . R...iva Nut Nov. $25 1-DAY SERVICE ' ' SHIRT FINISHING ~ i ' ' ' ) I ' Qfci' .Fashioned night was . . -, I ....... • Rohinson's Cleaners ·' . Nobod!j#oilds • Moo" and all that! 11 The NOW look of London is brought stateside in all-wool coordinates for fall by Jean Castle. Americanized version of the ribbed Poor Boy with basket weave yoke, 34-40, 9.00. Coordinates with lined, heather stoYepipe pants, 8-20, 13.00. . long-sleeve Poor Boy features horizontal ribbing at cuffs and bottom. Sizes 34-42, 9.00. It's teamed with a slim, fully-lined starburst skirt, 5-15 and 8-20, 12.00. AH in yummy frosted sllades gf Sl'ici, Fellll, Teal, or Plla.aol. Quality Color f~ Quite likt ADMIRAL •N£W'+Br~ .. trui!St cokw · ··• p.c:tw&sl Tho BAIICfi.OIIA LKSJ48 Pecan veneers in lt-'ian Pro~r,~lnciEtl styling. Rectanaular 23• pk:tur ,~ • Ex.clusive! Ad.ziral: Advanced !JF CDanial · OVER $51,000 IN CHRISTMAS ctUB ' . . FUNDS HAVE B~EN MAILEP ~ -_ 1ube. Color FkieUty Control . CU" 90'ef•!l dl ..., JM '4.la. Vi4Jo~ l C Admiral 25" Color TV Special ... ... (m tq . ln. dl tg .. !IIIISIICI. 1•. ~ 1 ......,1~ otell) CORONADO BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEpORT LM,f>55J .> 0 '' ' ., ,. . .• "' Oak veneer' In , 'Spanl'iih Provil'l · o:1a1 st~lins. Tilt· C ut Control Center , pnwer 1 flltluaivef Admiral Cofor fidetilJ ' • • · r." r~: n, r ' eo..... $735·00 BAKER FURNITURE .. POMEROY I ! • ', ' ''_.. i.:,.'· ·, ~ ' ' '' ~ �,. ' . I ' .. ' l' ' ' j - ' .\ .,, ' ~- . '1>' ' ' •' ~ \._ • I ,., •i . ~ •' / ' , , '; . ..,' ' - : • 1' ' ., ~ f' -1 / ' < • d ..;i ' o ? ' '•. .' ' I • • I· '· - ' ..• .\ l •• . ' of Clllipolis State· · p ' ' ~1 . • . :.,.., I .• ' ' ' ,• .~ '. t' J)'" ~ttl •• ~. ( to: '. 'l. j .rf ., .1!~ .. _';if. .''"1' ·'"J" l"~e hot f~st~ack in Euroii~~:i$ ~s A"lertca s new flame. "~ ~i. :~~d~~~~190~~~~~th~e~~r~~~~;f~rBuilding GaJllpolll state rns~~.of the lastat~5the years. The main office lute. .ferdinand E. . Dr th• other ill 1 w · · f . quamed 0 · 18 housed .m thiB building, which like the hill behind the Institute. StepbanotJoulo's II ·. InSumnier~ Come in- you'll fall In love with our new lady from Italy FIAT 850 coupe • Tachometer • Four-on-the-floor con- stant mesb transmission • Disc brakes ull'fronl • Vinyl upholstery • Independent wbeal-.. ,~l pension • 4-wa}'ernor118f1<1fiaslltt. · S)'Stem !;,nibil • Adjustable budcetoeets •l • Loaded with "uttas• '' at no ext ra cost -l -:t·~~ SMITH'S FIAT !IESIDI!;NCEs .- Cornerstone for Cottage c f InathUtute was laid Nov. 12, 1891. The porch was . or e two story atone structure wu quarried from a · Sales1nd Service Jh. 1 Milo Above The Silvor Bridpln Kona~~t~~~ -.ru ' GBC Gf1du1tts Get , lhe Better Jobs Comple.- . · Dlploml Courses UP ~ .· TO Off es-ltorlil e Generol Office • Bus. Adl!linlstrotlon Thereltolobwlth Unllmlhd ()ppartunltl11 r.r -rv Glic Grllliuote . Enrollments will be · eccepted until Dec. 2 ; ' . . ·-r+ .'. At j with . 1,110 i ' ~' The mentally 'have all been The . ' :' ,. ,, ., '·':.• ' '"' ' ••~1' : < • t v ~"' who ·~re .·. .._, i.. ~"'· · CENSIIS State IIH!re .are 'I • ' CAROLINA tUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ••• j ~ · · ' - ~. ~·:.. :'· ;~~. ••• Coli, write, orvlslt.ror Cllologlnillnfomilltlon AJ#ovocl r.r v....._ .· UP TO $ Off �,. ' . I ' .. ' l' ' ' j - ' .\ .,, ' ~- . '1>' ' ' •' ~ \._ • I ,., •i . ~ •' / ' , , '; . ..,' ' - : • 1' ' ., ~ f' -1 / ' < • d ..;i ' o ? ' '•. .' ' I • • I· '· - ' ..• .\ l •• . ' of Clllipolis State· · p ' ' ~1 . • . :.,.., I .• ' ' ' ,• .~ '. t' J)'" ~ttl •• ~. ( to: '. 'l. j .rf ., .1!~ .. _';if. .''"1' ·'"J" l"~e hot f~st~ack in Euroii~~:i$ ~s A"lertca s new flame. "~ ~i. :~~d~~~~190~~~~~th~e~~r~~~~;f~rBuilding GaJllpolll state rns~~.of the lastat~5the years. The main office lute. .ferdinand E. . Dr th• other ill 1 w · · f . quamed 0 · 18 housed .m thiB building, which like the hill behind the Institute. StepbanotJoulo's II ·. InSumnier~ Come in- you'll fall In love with our new lady from Italy FIAT 850 coupe • Tachometer • Four-on-the-floor con- stant mesb transmission • Disc brakes ull'fronl • Vinyl upholstery • Independent wbeal-.. ,~l pension • 4-wa}'ernor118f1<1fiaslltt. · S)'Stem !;,nibil • Adjustable budcetoeets •l • Loaded with "uttas• '' at no ext ra cost -l -:t·~~ SMITH'S FIAT !IESIDI!;NCEs .- Cornerstone for Cottage c f InathUtute was laid Nov. 12, 1891. The porch was . or e two story atone structure wu quarried from a · Sales1nd Service Jh. 1 Milo Above The Silvor Bridpln Kona~~t~~~ -.ru ' GBC Gf1du1tts Get , lhe Better Jobs Comple.- . · Dlploml Courses UP ~ .· TO Off es-ltorlil e Generol Office • Bus. Adl!linlstrotlon Thereltolobwlth Unllmlhd ()ppartunltl11 r.r -rv Glic Grllliuote . Enrollments will be · eccepted until Dec. 2 ; ' . . ·-r+ .'. At j with . 1,110 i ' ~' The mentally 'have all been The . ' :' ,. ,, ., '·':.• ' '"' ' ••~1' : < • t v ~"' who ·~re .·. .._, i.. ~"'· · CENSIIS State IIH!re .are 'I • ' CAROLINA tUMBER and SUPPLY CO. ••• j ~ · · ' - ~. ~·:.. :'· ;~~. ••• Coli, write, orvlslt.ror Cllologlnillnfomilltlon AJ#ovocl r.r v....._ .· UP TO $ Off �' 'J '· . • j . I t 50 Years Ago on the River ~ ~-.;,~~~¥~!'~~~·r..,. ,·. ·':'·""''· ·· .· ~· ,, ~-;~~e :,jmtbajz iimtJ PVBLlSil!D BY Tlfl OBZCI VA£Liy PUBUIJUNO COIIPANJ ., ,... solid - ' wM Diplomatic 'elplrll bert CHi lilt li!D al Chllla art fir lw ~n tbq oace per, l'fkllll'a futute Cheder T411111hlll. Suo. Ed!I<JI' Dl4iflhl Wetherhol~ Editor Hoborl Wlllon. Jr• 11... Editor Shipping ·Interests Mobilize to ·Maintain Improvement Programs China wa . ,, BY MfJK THOMAS ,torlum at Huntington, W. Va., 1concerted effort hal been or- 1Newa of Nov. IS, 1911, carried ago. Here are a few brlel l Brown whlcb bu been lald up taln Greene_ uyo be espeell jU to belp thio '""' ~HI . tl" Fifty years ago, November 1un Nov. 23-24, botb days at to :ganized to caUY abandonment ,a note of hope to the friends of iite011 concernlng these condi- , at Huntington awaiting a rise a general "" within a lew ,CincinnaU. ~ of 1916, rumors spread that ;a. m. ,of the Ohio River improvement jthe improvement of the Ohin ,tloas: Ito take out a tow o! bland weeks. . Tbe Bowyer went 10 Po.,. construction ol locks and dams ! Unforunately, the impression lao! withstanding the !act tbet'River: Creek coal. The Island Cmk : Nov. 11, lfll - R1vermea roy Sunday for slack eoel ,for 1 to make the Ollio River more : prevails througbout the Olllo I millions of dollar• have already I It has beeo apnouneed by llle Nov. 7, !Ill - The W. Va. ! Co. elpecls to make btg ohtp- i here do not a general fuel which _will COlt Ill oenll nav1gable would be abandoned !Valley that the Ohio River Jm. ;been Invested. ;Huntington Chamber of Com- . Washed Coat Company's works menta of coal to southern pomts ;nse until there 11 • fall of a bushel. Rivor cual II Ia ll'fll ·. and plans were made to •ount- provementa by the lock and It Is therefore of the h!gbeet ;merce that the construction of above Kanauga, that have bee• this winter. snow at the headwaters. demand with the prieell ~ , eract any moveiDIInt to halt dam system Is fully assured. importance thet an of the re-:Locks and Dams 23-25-27 bas iidle lor some t1me, receJVed The CMo, Captam Elmo htgh. .· tile work. This ts occasioaed by the fact """"'" of our organizationa !been ordered by the BOvern- . their dredges, pumpboat and Nov. I, !ttl - The Helen 1!:. iFancher '" command, and me Mr. L. Slmpoon of For I ·' Here I• tho atory of plans Ithat several years •Mo the en- ohoold be enlisted to meet their ' ment. . other paraphern~Ua Sunday was grought down . from Pt. ' Greendale are_ the nnly pack- Worth, Texas. was at Pl. Pie_. from the River News of the r gineers declared that the work attack. · Iand started hoisting coal to . Pleasant ttlls mornmg alter I ets leavmg Cmcmnatl for up- ant a few days ago looting 0¥• Gallipolis Dally Tribune of' sllall be completed in 12 years. Nothing that we can do wlll i The same days paper also 1their cars on Monday morning flat which was take• to Pom- 1river points. The Greenwood er the large steamer QueiJi · Nov. 9, 1916: I Si•ce that time, however, dur-. tend to more strongly to im- carried thll brief Item: to be abipped by the Hocking , eroy for coal for tbe C. C. 1 and Kentucky are runmng Jo City w1th a v~ew o1 Jllll'!h881111. lng the last session of Congress, Ipress Congress with tile Huntington Is planning a big !Valley railroad. · Bowyer and the ferryboat Fran- iLouiSVIlle. the boat but no deal was mads. · A LETTER which Is a cry ol vicious attacks have been made nomic value of this Jlllprove-·steamboat parade at lite annual I The E. J. H1ckey Coal Co. m. Captain Gordon C. Greene ; Nov. 13, 1111 - The D. T. Steamboat saleo are •err ' warning to all friends of im- o• the Rivers and Harbors ap-lment to the whole cuuntry lban :River Convention which meeta and the Kelly Creek Co. have brought the Helen E. down and :Lane uf the Campbell's Creek slow. High cost o1 fuel, atoret · provemen~ to the Ohio River, ipropriations, generally, tn ja largely a'tended and enthusl· ithere Nov. 23-24. A lar~e a~~ i made extensive im~rovements Captain Cbarley Stalder took ;Lln_e passed down Sunday ~ith and !abo~ are makmg Plci_et ~ ' to whom tt ls addressed, has : which the Ohio River improve- 1astic CORvention. Tbil wil) serve1tendance Is ezpec~ at ttus 1on the. ground_s, havtng graded the boa~ back to Pomeroy. ;a hght tow_ o~ Kanawha R1ver , owners w1sh they were in some . been sent oul by !he Olllo Vat- ment b.. not escaped special I to sllow thet the people of the Ivery lmporiant meeting. Every 1ond la1d conSiderable track a- Captam Greene reports slack Coal for Cmcmnall. ,other business. No boal 111111 ' ley Improvement Association, · mention, and at the last se&- I' Obit Valley have neither lost town along the Ohio River 1bout their works and leading coal in Cincinnati at;Uing at .20 · 'The Dana Smlth and ~abash ' in this sec_tion llave ~en ·m.ade of which Colonel John L. Vance 1sion of Congress an atlempt wM 1faith nor interest in the project, should aend 1 delegation. :to. the Hocking Valley railroad. 1cents a buBhel, the hl&hest. pr1':" also took out tows _drawmg four for some ~me . There art MMJ' . ~s president and W. C. Culkins!made to defeat the r~;>gular ap- ~ and are more determined than I l'ftler have already a big loco-- 1fur coal ~ver known. c.aptatn feet. The Wabash 1s towmg for ~pportunlties ,!or parties with IS secretary, stating ill partlpropriatJo!l for continuance of they ever were before that the i SLACK: WATER WHICH kept lmotive and about 20 coal can Greene laid up the CNner on the Hickey Co. whereabouts. Packet owneJ'I that the 22nd Allnual Con-I the work Row undef" construe-- Ohio River shaD be rendered many boats from running and : on their premises. !account of high fuel. The Lockmaster James Hill let are having troubles "all their vention of the Ohio Valley Im- ition. permBRently navigable. high priced coal another ob- i Captain Henry Lindenburn, a j Greendale and U1e Chllo are out two feet of water from ~ own." Wages on .shore for provement Association will be l Since then we have learned stacle to operating the pack- 1crack pilot, ha:. . bee1 on the still running to Manchester dur- ,pool above Dam 26. Water w111 labor are much higher al)ll the held in the public library .audi~lfrom reliable sourL-es that a 1 A FEW DAYS Jater, River letsalstmadethenews50years leombine towboat Chartie ling tbe low water season. Cap· also be Jet out from Dama Z8- nours art much abOrter. - -- ---- - ~----- -- - -~ ------· ---- --~- · ·--- - - ---- - - - - -. The Sunday Times-6entine' Sunday, November 13, 1961>-5 ( ·" :. .. - =~ ~ ••pect Solltblul Alii - GOP Election Gains Build Solidly for '68 i'l~~r-' · led in 1,..,):lothing spectacular was ex~ ...;.~t Tuesday's nationwide voting. Demo·l~·;,.craUc majority control of congress was ,.. ~ Ia, too firmly entrenched to permit 1 1. >llllflrsal 1n nnly one election. ; .;;,:,,/iqverlheless, the GOP comeback, on . .I!Qth a state and .national level, was more *'·IWpiesslve than most observers had took· ' "~•. r0r leading to the Inevitable specula· Vl' lil'! ' ,;lions about what lt means for ~~· ~. . :f)tat is still a long way off, but the three Romney, Rockefeller and Reagan , . whether any or all of them will be pres11dtptical contPnders two years hence, wlll ~-be forces to b• reckoned with by virtue of their gubernatorial victories ln Michigan, · ·jljew York snd Callf<Jrnla respectively. ·.•. There is also a fourth R - Rhodes of Ohio _ who won 8 second term by a rec· ·ord pluralily. Add to this Shafer of Penn• sylvania and Volpe of Massachusetts and ·GoP has a solid and commaodlng e11\~ six of the most populous states m Union and certainly no shortage of at. fr~tive presidential timber. . What the election means in tbe short run (s ' little more difficult to predlcl Though fJle' DemocratiC majority m Congress re~ lnains. the liberal strength swept In by President Johnson's landslide in ~964 and ~Jo!,. inspired so much Great Soctety lei· islatJOn has been badly undercut. If the northern Republican - southern ·IJetitocratic ronservative ·coalition can be · reoottablished, the go-go 89tb Congress "',ii, ·- t may well become the n~ Tbe Grtlt Society wiD not be reoelled, but II 1111 new eoncr... wlthholdi ihe flllldllll MO0118ry to Implement the meaiUrtl pUNd by the old Congroao, mudl ofll lillY exllt only on paper. ..,_, .,ac. were IIPDIIIIIIJ, ll)!lll!iiJ. Ml,..;lll,~ ~ =1111 .... dh1<l ap!llet; -1 811~111. WI1G atllcked or l!ljlutll Vli!lllatll"'l forcea ed Conlmunlll North VIet NO\T they art 110110 aure. T .be.Y ban no dell IV!d._ to lll}IPOI'I the 1 bout Republican lalb. . 'l'boJr aiUtudl 1leml In GaiDa and Melp Countlel lblre II from tilt lwmllliJ no noticeable back or front laab, but pleD- bit COIIIII to thole wbo ty of the Republlcan lulL they can UID'IVI!l lite enlgmu Predletably, botb counties csme smooth· Asia. ly back Into tilt Republican fold followTbe rature ~t llll the Goldwater debacle of liM. They The 1n1erna1 pol!Uoal CODvuJ.I sb: never left It, al for that, In vot1111 for I~ lion racking Cblna baa cal candidates. atroyed J11.111Y of llle While many per1on1 may have reaervations about Mr. Reagan as Collfornla's new governor on Jan. I next, we ~· he summed up IOD!tthhla villi abOut the elecllon last Tue!ldey. He obsorVe4 that In his opinion the country felt lt,was lime to sl011 up for a p!d look at wltat baa been done, and where we are beading. u thiJ is an accurate asseument of the voters' feellngs lali Tuesdl)', ll too wu predictable. It II in the Dalull of evenll molded by men that rapid chanlf, Ill' ad· jllstmen~ fnevlllbly be followed by_ Ill counter-action, a period of sl011 clw)p, • lime to reuaesL The strongest demOCricy the worJ,d hu ever known cannot be uhame4 upop want,. 1ng to be auured It Ia 011 tbl rlcbl road. . . "Now if We Could Just Get. 1 .~· . The Meigs , News Beat·" to Earth!" , By ROBERT WINGETT TODAY'S THOUGHT - The converse of the Golden Rule is equally impressive: What you do unto othe11, you a lao do unto yourself. ~- -- Comments published in a Navy news pubUcaUon. entitled , "The Case of the Shoe That Fits," has been IP''"''d along for reprinting: "An American yells for the government to balance the budget and then takes the last dime he has to make Girls, Say it isn't So the down payment on a c.ar. "He whips the enemy and th•n gives tbem tbe shirt off his back. "He yells for speed laws that will stop fall drlvin& and then won't buy a car if it can't make 100 miles an hour . Mrs; Bel'llice •Pauley with Oeft to right) Keith Miller, Kenneth Waugh and John Montgomery at student "An American gets scared to death 11 we vote 1 station boolila. Gary !Iryan, center, is wearin& head set. [billi<m dollars for education but is unconcerned when finds out we are spending three billion 1 year for cigarettes. "He knows the line-up of oft with o glass eg1 he hoc! every bseball team in theplaced in one of the nests American and Natwnal Leagues The snake later was found I· - then doesn't know half the round the henhouse of the Mar. words m the ··star Spangled by Lou Diehl res.idence by Banner.·· youngster Wayne PouliruJ, who ., .. taok it some distance away, He spends half 1 day look- across a creek and turned it ... BAGS FOX WITH PISTOL - Gene Boggess, Le· lng for vita~n pills to m11ke loose. ' fart Falls, "imed this 22 cal. handgun, dropping this hen-house marauder with one shot in the heurt of Up for the time he lost. Nothing more was s~n of the Brer Fox. Boggess' trophy was presented to Jerry "He ties up his dog but will snake until last week when Graham, Racine Councilman, who skinned it out lel a 14-)'ear-old child run wild . Harry Clark, Pomeroy RD, nn _and_ the fur ':"!~l_~kely grace .'~".'~ feJllinine_ n"."~ i ''An American will work hard CIYer one on Rt. 124 aqr farm so he can move to Laurel Cliff. He noticed a large a 1 tuwn, where he can ,make morf knot upon stopping to tab a .. Jnoney so he can move back good look. Interested in t h, t. lhe farm . bulge, he cut tho snalot """" r, _· "When an American is in his and found • glass egg . I OTIKe. he talks about baseball, Clark recalled neighborl lollfootball or fishing. But when he ing of the disappearance vi TjloY, Ohio IUPf) - llflami , that Ohio labor leaders want is out at a game or the lake Smith's glass egg and dollver. County Prosecutor WH!iami to beat Lausche in 1968 Demtalks business. ed it back to the owner. Ke~]cr, backed by <1rganized 1 ocratic primary. •.... H ~..r... "He is the only fellow in the laOQr, announced Friday he will ! Kessler conf1rmed he had the , . . , iworld who will pay 50 cents to STUDENTS 1f Pomeroy, MJ4. try, \o ~nseat fellow - Democrat 1support of organized labor. Mrs. Ruby Shockley Is WJth a high school gro)jp: front row, left to rtght, Joe Bevan, Mitchel Swain, Don 1park his car while he eats a dleport and Rutland """' 1ll"ill U. ,S. Sen. Frank Lausche oi l "Yes, I've got It," he said, I Wolford; second row, Paula Kelley, Jerry Church, Mrs. Ruby Shockley, teacher, Mickey Swain, and Leslie Sta- 2li cont lunch. vote 011 1 name and scbool eoiCineland in 1968. i"and I've got a few bankers. ! pleton. - (Phot011 by David Tawney). "And, on American to never ors for the new Metp Looal "Frank. Lauscne was a great, too. And a few bricklayers, and j ready for a war but he has nev-High School. We llavt a IUICHgovernor/1 Kessler said, ''he is' housewives, and everyone else J , _ er lost one. tion, overheard in the ban• . ll!W•' only a lew I!Wnths ago that Eng- :I~'ih ladies accompanying tbe Londoo Sym- phlmy Orchestra on a toor of the United . States wrole oU our American gals 11!1 doWnright dowdy because some of them /Ire .,'l'earing their skirts clear down to lbe 1q1ee.. · in Lon~ · Now, a m;;tle fashion authority . poq. declares that Americans are the woratd(..SM. men In the world. ·'l'bis juot about! ak.es care of 111 Yank •. -; . 1 1 · ' VIII NUL ' ': '. I. Too Old to Work? Thousands of Job applicants over 45 years of age have been !old they're too olll' to be hired. ·it won 'I help their state of mind to know that a recent issue of the Monthly Labor Review reports that 400 beneflcaries on the ·Social Security Admlnlliration roll• awe·.. too years old or older. More than 300 of these mature adll!ll ito . getting benefits based 011 work they ljid ;~Iter they were at leut 75 years old. 4 doaen of !hem are still employed or aeU· 'lii'Pioyed, all!! the oldest II 1211• . , ,D~e .of \hem retired last year . sling man on a lonsshore gang ln Seattle at the age of 105. . SO let's he'p that 45-year-old job seeker Jl<!.'f-" the steps to retirement. Can't wa see he s senile? t Miami Prosecutor Promises uunpa··~n A.."; ..ru·nst Lausche Rumor School Income Tax •tl IR d • p p • d ~~~h:~~~~nw:n:u~~h:"uf: ~~~~ 1 l e ea tng rogram ratse "'~N:~ ~;·t~r;.y Smith,~:!:;~::;~~ someMr. Lawrence A. Oak Ill thing against the man 1 have j to get some of our money back. 1 Laurel Cliff, tells an unusual NaiJM! - Tbt Meip Loell adJVired since childhood. It "Witat is Sen. Lausehe get- 1 The Reading Enrichment Pro- dock. )In the elementary building program of guidance and couo~ 1 story of a snake that IWallow·Stripminers. hurts me to say somPthing a- ting for us? Nothing. We give gram sponsored with federa1 Stodents from grades ! 1and one at the high school. The Iseling added. A remodeling pro- ed a glaS! egg. Colon _ SUlphur lrtell 111e1 gail}St the great Buckeye, the him our faith and our vete!:. and funds from the Title 1 Project through 12 are given an oppor- : teachers were Mrs. Elizabeth lject, involving two basement The Pomeroy RD resident shale gray. great Democrat and e~·en mor<', he gives us his smile. Is one of the most effective tunity to enrich and improve Wood, Mrs. Glady! Brucker, rooms of the Hannan Trace last spring found a black!nake Cap - A carbide miner 1J. ~he _great. American, but there "Well I'm a Harry Truman, programs ever developed in the Ithelr reading ability. EqUipment Mrs. Bernice Paul~y and Mn. l Elementary School. was _also that had been marauding hi1 Majorette's routine - T be lS no cho1ce for a man who 1common sense Democrat and IIHannan Trace School, accord- 119 available for aid ln all read. Ruby Shockley. A1des were Imade a part of tbe pro;,ect. henhouse and apparenUy made ttrip. loves his state. say we Ohioans have a right ing to local Supt. D~nais Mur- inS difficulties. ControUed read- Miss Barbara Swindler, Miss Almost instant approval, with "It is not thal I love Lausche Ito get some of our monev ! ·- in& machines are wed 1 to speed Ollie Mae Barry, Miss Ma r y! commendations for the value of less, ol " that I love Ohio back. Let the government pay · hard working people of Ohio. up the l'l!ading rate for good Lou Rice, and Miss Brenda Hut-' the project, was granted Supt. more." I for all the Illiterates In Ala-J Why should we be punished be- ' readers. Recorders and tan- ton. These young ladies had Murduck. Informed sourcel!l reported Ibama, fine. But bow about the cause we know bow to work?" guage masters give the child graduated with honors from the Two of the summer program -- · - - - ---·-- ·· an opportnnlty to hear his own Hannan Trace High School. instructors, Mrs. Ruby Shock- ~ voJce and strive to improve the and the experience with th e. ify and Mrs. Bernice Pauley • quality. · reading groups was valuable to had expreued a desire to conEach child works on bls or them. tinue working with the enrich- 1 her own level with no worry Open house was held during ment program, so they were of competition. lle is accelera~ the last week of the program. employed to carry on the regeel by his own successes. Parents and interested persons ular school session project. ! .. The program in the Hannan were invited in to observe the Mrs. Constance Moore wa~~ Trace District began las t classes. employed as a full-time guidoprtng. A summer program of As the Galli a County Junior ance and counseling person to j siJ: weeki duration was availa· Fair was in full swing during ! work with both Elementary aodi bl< lor iniUation of the project. tile last week of the project se.- High School. MilS Barbara I Never before had so many val~ sion, the teachers and adrninis- iSwindler was employed 11 see- , ullble teaching alds beeQ.,made lrators planned an Olhlbit at Irelarial teachers' aide In the avaDable to the teacben of this tne lair. It was unique In that (elementary building, Funds for district. Four entbuslaatle teach- ll represented the various , all !acets of this project are ers and 97 studenta wltb four pbasea of the enrichment pro- !received from federal fu!JI teachers' aides worked togetber gram. Each evening at seven- ' granted on Title I Project. I for three morning hours each thirty, one of the four teachers Mr. Murdock reported recentday for six weeks. presented a group of her stu- ly to the district Booster Club Three classes were condueted denta in a demonstration. It that be boped to make avails· 1 - - -- - - --= took phiee In the Hannan 'Trace ble to the children of the disOFFER REWARD School Booth and lasted 30 mil>- trlct evary advantage Ottered 1 1 1 bull ~ . ' ' '1-..·· ,~j I 8~8Rl'S ., i •t •• 'Lil l\ 1,'• : ':'1 f~ ' "~ • ' ' '· • .. ' 1 . 1 .• (UP~ u~ . busmessman baa Offert:d a- 1$00• ·thetprojects. he ~ that SPRINGFIELD A.iThe awnmer program proved further through lilted Federal He SHOWS DEER - Max Eichinger, 282 Mulbe!'fY Ave., ~meroy, dlsp~ys tb~ i reward for Information_ )liadingl ""succe'"{ul that when the ~w · within the Dell four or five .150 lb. doe he' shot Tuesday witb a how and arrow m the woods near Dexte~, El£bjn. 1to the arrest and convictiOII .fll 'l'ltla I proleci was made avail- years they would find a 'inark· Ta~l~. abl~ ·a eonUnuance 01 the read- ed upward' pla. tuead!ng achger started u~ln~- Ibe bow Blld au'O'Y only at the start_of 1!Jat season, but l,li:oitght:lbe killer of Anita lhe big doe dqwn l)'ith hla first ~t, In fact, lt Willi the flrlt lime he bad·ll&e\1 the.wh!> waa raped and murdii!WI in• enrlc~t P!'Oflram was. tevement Ieveii In the otudenll tlow this iiiBIQII. - . . -- . lOci. :tl ID bome bera. decldei! upon, wlth a compl•l• nf '''"nPn .,.,. 1 j ~ .. . ' "' " ·~....·' ' '• r ~ .•.. ' ·~. . . ··'· ·~· ~5~~~~~f~~~·~~ meroy chairman Meigs 'county TB and o( the 1l11ll!Y· pooten ·Ibis nlllll furu(dlive. A. stuffin& o · wu ·4~~=l preparation for the drive whlcb will pt ~'~ool~. vo··,,~· C'J' '- ' . : - - -- " l :· · ; : .. . ' : '\ �' 'J '· . • j . I t 50 Years Ago on the River ~ ~-.;,~~~¥~!'~~~·r..,. ,·. ·':'·""''· ·· .· ~· ,, ~-;~~e :,jmtbajz iimtJ PVBLlSil!D BY Tlfl OBZCI VA£Liy PUBUIJUNO COIIPANJ ., ,... solid - ' wM Diplomatic 'elplrll bert CHi lilt li!D al Chllla art fir lw ~n tbq oace per, l'fkllll'a futute Cheder T411111hlll. Suo. Ed!I<JI' Dl4iflhl Wetherhol~ Editor Hoborl Wlllon. Jr• 11... Editor Shipping ·Interests Mobilize to ·Maintain Improvement Programs China wa . ,, BY MfJK THOMAS ,torlum at Huntington, W. Va., 1concerted effort hal been or- 1Newa of Nov. IS, 1911, carried ago. Here are a few brlel l Brown whlcb bu been lald up taln Greene_ uyo be espeell jU to belp thio '""' ~HI . tl" Fifty years ago, November 1un Nov. 23-24, botb days at to :ganized to caUY abandonment ,a note of hope to the friends of iite011 concernlng these condi- , at Huntington awaiting a rise a general "" within a lew ,CincinnaU. ~ of 1916, rumors spread that ;a. m. ,of the Ohio River improvement jthe improvement of the Ohin ,tloas: Ito take out a tow o! bland weeks. . Tbe Bowyer went 10 Po.,. construction ol locks and dams ! Unforunately, the impression lao! withstanding the !act tbet'River: Creek coal. The Island Cmk : Nov. 11, lfll - R1vermea roy Sunday for slack eoel ,for 1 to make the Ollio River more : prevails througbout the Olllo I millions of dollar• have already I It has beeo apnouneed by llle Nov. 7, !Ill - The W. Va. ! Co. elpecls to make btg ohtp- i here do not a general fuel which _will COlt Ill oenll nav1gable would be abandoned !Valley that the Ohio River Jm. ;been Invested. ;Huntington Chamber of Com- . Washed Coat Company's works menta of coal to southern pomts ;nse until there 11 • fall of a bushel. Rivor cual II Ia ll'fll ·. and plans were made to •ount- provementa by the lock and It Is therefore of the h!gbeet ;merce that the construction of above Kanauga, that have bee• this winter. snow at the headwaters. demand with the prieell ~ , eract any moveiDIInt to halt dam system Is fully assured. importance thet an of the re-:Locks and Dams 23-25-27 bas iidle lor some t1me, receJVed The CMo, Captam Elmo htgh. .· tile work. This ts occasioaed by the fact """"'" of our organizationa !been ordered by the BOvern- . their dredges, pumpboat and Nov. I, !ttl - The Helen 1!:. iFancher '" command, and me Mr. L. Slmpoon of For I ·' Here I• tho atory of plans Ithat several years •Mo the en- ohoold be enlisted to meet their ' ment. . other paraphern~Ua Sunday was grought down . from Pt. ' Greendale are_ the nnly pack- Worth, Texas. was at Pl. Pie_. from the River News of the r gineers declared that the work attack. · Iand started hoisting coal to . Pleasant ttlls mornmg alter I ets leavmg Cmcmnatl for up- ant a few days ago looting 0¥• Gallipolis Dally Tribune of' sllall be completed in 12 years. Nothing that we can do wlll i The same days paper also 1their cars on Monday morning flat which was take• to Pom- 1river points. The Greenwood er the large steamer QueiJi · Nov. 9, 1916: I Si•ce that time, however, dur-. tend to more strongly to im- carried thll brief Item: to be abipped by the Hocking , eroy for coal for tbe C. C. 1 and Kentucky are runmng Jo City w1th a v~ew o1 Jllll'!h881111. lng the last session of Congress, Ipress Congress with tile Huntington Is planning a big !Valley railroad. · Bowyer and the ferryboat Fran- iLouiSVIlle. the boat but no deal was mads. · A LETTER which Is a cry ol vicious attacks have been made nomic value of this Jlllprove-·steamboat parade at lite annual I The E. J. H1ckey Coal Co. m. Captain Gordon C. Greene ; Nov. 13, 1111 - The D. T. Steamboat saleo are •err ' warning to all friends of im- o• the Rivers and Harbors ap-lment to the whole cuuntry lban :River Convention which meeta and the Kelly Creek Co. have brought the Helen E. down and :Lane uf the Campbell's Creek slow. High cost o1 fuel, atoret · provemen~ to the Ohio River, ipropriations, generally, tn ja largely a'tended and enthusl· ithere Nov. 23-24. A lar~e a~~ i made extensive im~rovements Captain Cbarley Stalder took ;Lln_e passed down Sunday ~ith and !abo~ are makmg Plci_et ~ ' to whom tt ls addressed, has : which the Ohio River improve- 1astic CORvention. Tbil wil) serve1tendance Is ezpec~ at ttus 1on the. ground_s, havtng graded the boa~ back to Pomeroy. ;a hght tow_ o~ Kanawha R1ver , owners w1sh they were in some . been sent oul by !he Olllo Vat- ment b.. not escaped special I to sllow thet the people of the Ivery lmporiant meeting. Every 1ond la1d conSiderable track a- Captam Greene reports slack Coal for Cmcmnall. ,other business. No boal 111111 ' ley Improvement Association, · mention, and at the last se&- I' Obit Valley have neither lost town along the Ohio River 1bout their works and leading coal in Cincinnati at;Uing at .20 · 'The Dana Smlth and ~abash ' in this sec_tion llave ~en ·m.ade of which Colonel John L. Vance 1sion of Congress an atlempt wM 1faith nor interest in the project, should aend 1 delegation. :to. the Hocking Valley railroad. 1cents a buBhel, the hl&hest. pr1':" also took out tows _drawmg four for some ~me . There art MMJ' . ~s president and W. C. Culkins!made to defeat the r~;>gular ap- ~ and are more determined than I l'ftler have already a big loco-- 1fur coal ~ver known. c.aptatn feet. The Wabash 1s towmg for ~pportunlties ,!or parties with IS secretary, stating ill partlpropriatJo!l for continuance of they ever were before that the i SLACK: WATER WHICH kept lmotive and about 20 coal can Greene laid up the CNner on the Hickey Co. whereabouts. Packet owneJ'I that the 22nd Allnual Con-I the work Row undef" construe-- Ohio River shaD be rendered many boats from running and : on their premises. !account of high fuel. The Lockmaster James Hill let are having troubles "all their vention of the Ohio Valley Im- ition. permBRently navigable. high priced coal another ob- i Captain Henry Lindenburn, a j Greendale and U1e Chllo are out two feet of water from ~ own." Wages on .shore for provement Association will be l Since then we have learned stacle to operating the pack- 1crack pilot, ha:. . bee1 on the still running to Manchester dur- ,pool above Dam 26. Water w111 labor are much higher al)ll the held in the public library .audi~lfrom reliable sourL-es that a 1 A FEW DAYS Jater, River letsalstmadethenews50years leombine towboat Chartie ling tbe low water season. Cap· also be Jet out from Dama Z8- nours art much abOrter. - -- ---- - ~----- -- - -~ ------· ---- --~- · ·--- - - ---- - - - - -. The Sunday Times-6entine' Sunday, November 13, 1961>-5 ( ·" :. .. - =~ ~ ••pect Solltblul Alii - GOP Election Gains Build Solidly for '68 i'l~~r-' · led in 1,..,):lothing spectacular was ex~ ...;.~t Tuesday's nationwide voting. Demo·l~·;,.craUc majority control of congress was ,.. ~ Ia, too firmly entrenched to permit 1 1. >llllflrsal 1n nnly one election. ; .;;,:,,/iqverlheless, the GOP comeback, on . .I!Qth a state and .national level, was more *'·IWpiesslve than most observers had took· ' "~•. r0r leading to the Inevitable specula· Vl' lil'! ' ,;lions about what lt means for ~~· ~. . :f)tat is still a long way off, but the three Romney, Rockefeller and Reagan , . whether any or all of them will be pres11dtptical contPnders two years hence, wlll ~-be forces to b• reckoned with by virtue of their gubernatorial victories ln Michigan, · ·jljew York snd Callf<Jrnla respectively. ·.•. There is also a fourth R - Rhodes of Ohio _ who won 8 second term by a rec· ·ord pluralily. Add to this Shafer of Penn• sylvania and Volpe of Massachusetts and ·GoP has a solid and commaodlng e11\~ six of the most populous states m Union and certainly no shortage of at. fr~tive presidential timber. . What the election means in tbe short run (s ' little more difficult to predlcl Though fJle' DemocratiC majority m Congress re~ lnains. the liberal strength swept In by President Johnson's landslide in ~964 and ~Jo!,. inspired so much Great Soctety lei· islatJOn has been badly undercut. If the northern Republican - southern ·IJetitocratic ronservative ·coalition can be · reoottablished, the go-go 89tb Congress "',ii, ·- t may well become the n~ Tbe Grtlt Society wiD not be reoelled, but II 1111 new eoncr... wlthholdi ihe flllldllll MO0118ry to Implement the meaiUrtl pUNd by the old Congroao, mudl ofll lillY exllt only on paper. ..,_, .,ac. were IIPDIIIIIIJ, ll)!lll!iiJ. Ml,..;lll,~ ~ =1111 .... dh1<l ap!llet; -1 811~111. WI1G atllcked or l!ljlutll Vli!lllatll"'l forcea ed Conlmunlll North VIet NO\T they art 110110 aure. T .be.Y ban no dell IV!d._ to lll}IPOI'I the 1 bout Republican lalb. . 'l'boJr aiUtudl 1leml In GaiDa and Melp Countlel lblre II from tilt lwmllliJ no noticeable back or front laab, but pleD- bit COIIIII to thole wbo ty of the Republlcan lulL they can UID'IVI!l lite enlgmu Predletably, botb counties csme smooth· Asia. ly back Into tilt Republican fold followTbe rature ~t llll the Goldwater debacle of liM. They The 1n1erna1 pol!Uoal CODvuJ.I sb: never left It, al for that, In vot1111 for I~ lion racking Cblna baa cal candidates. atroyed J11.111Y of llle While many per1on1 may have reaervations about Mr. Reagan as Collfornla's new governor on Jan. I next, we ~· he summed up IOD!tthhla villi abOut the elecllon last Tue!ldey. He obsorVe4 that In his opinion the country felt lt,was lime to sl011 up for a p!d look at wltat baa been done, and where we are beading. u thiJ is an accurate asseument of the voters' feellngs lali Tuesdl)', ll too wu predictable. It II in the Dalull of evenll molded by men that rapid chanlf, Ill' ad· jllstmen~ fnevlllbly be followed by_ Ill counter-action, a period of sl011 clw)p, • lime to reuaesL The strongest demOCricy the worJ,d hu ever known cannot be uhame4 upop want,. 1ng to be auured It Ia 011 tbl rlcbl road. . . "Now if We Could Just Get. 1 .~· . The Meigs , News Beat·" to Earth!" , By ROBERT WINGETT TODAY'S THOUGHT - The converse of the Golden Rule is equally impressive: What you do unto othe11, you a lao do unto yourself. ~- -- Comments published in a Navy news pubUcaUon. entitled , "The Case of the Shoe That Fits," has been IP''"''d along for reprinting: "An American yells for the government to balance the budget and then takes the last dime he has to make Girls, Say it isn't So the down payment on a c.ar. "He whips the enemy and th•n gives tbem tbe shirt off his back. "He yells for speed laws that will stop fall drlvin& and then won't buy a car if it can't make 100 miles an hour . Mrs; Bel'llice •Pauley with Oeft to right) Keith Miller, Kenneth Waugh and John Montgomery at student "An American gets scared to death 11 we vote 1 station boolila. Gary !Iryan, center, is wearin& head set. [billi<m dollars for education but is unconcerned when finds out we are spending three billion 1 year for cigarettes. "He knows the line-up of oft with o glass eg1 he hoc! every bseball team in theplaced in one of the nests American and Natwnal Leagues The snake later was found I· - then doesn't know half the round the henhouse of the Mar. words m the ··star Spangled by Lou Diehl res.idence by Banner.·· youngster Wayne PouliruJ, who ., .. taok it some distance away, He spends half 1 day look- across a creek and turned it ... BAGS FOX WITH PISTOL - Gene Boggess, Le· lng for vita~n pills to m11ke loose. ' fart Falls, "imed this 22 cal. handgun, dropping this hen-house marauder with one shot in the heurt of Up for the time he lost. Nothing more was s~n of the Brer Fox. Boggess' trophy was presented to Jerry "He ties up his dog but will snake until last week when Graham, Racine Councilman, who skinned it out lel a 14-)'ear-old child run wild . Harry Clark, Pomeroy RD, nn _and_ the fur ':"!~l_~kely grace .'~".'~ feJllinine_ n"."~ i ''An American will work hard CIYer one on Rt. 124 aqr farm so he can move to Laurel Cliff. He noticed a large a 1 tuwn, where he can ,make morf knot upon stopping to tab a .. Jnoney so he can move back good look. Interested in t h, t. lhe farm . bulge, he cut tho snalot """" r, _· "When an American is in his and found • glass egg . I OTIKe. he talks about baseball, Clark recalled neighborl lollfootball or fishing. But when he ing of the disappearance vi TjloY, Ohio IUPf) - llflami , that Ohio labor leaders want is out at a game or the lake Smith's glass egg and dollver. County Prosecutor WH!iami to beat Lausche in 1968 Demtalks business. ed it back to the owner. Ke~]cr, backed by <1rganized 1 ocratic primary. •.... H ~..r... "He is the only fellow in the laOQr, announced Friday he will ! Kessler conf1rmed he had the , . . , iworld who will pay 50 cents to STUDENTS 1f Pomeroy, MJ4. try, \o ~nseat fellow - Democrat 1support of organized labor. Mrs. Ruby Shockley Is WJth a high school gro)jp: front row, left to rtght, Joe Bevan, Mitchel Swain, Don 1park his car while he eats a dleport and Rutland """' 1ll"ill U. ,S. Sen. Frank Lausche oi l "Yes, I've got It," he said, I Wolford; second row, Paula Kelley, Jerry Church, Mrs. Ruby Shockley, teacher, Mickey Swain, and Leslie Sta- 2li cont lunch. vote 011 1 name and scbool eoiCineland in 1968. i"and I've got a few bankers. ! pleton. - (Phot011 by David Tawney). "And, on American to never ors for the new Metp Looal "Frank. Lauscne was a great, too. And a few bricklayers, and j ready for a war but he has nev-High School. We llavt a IUICHgovernor/1 Kessler said, ''he is' housewives, and everyone else J , _ er lost one. tion, overheard in the ban• . ll!W•' only a lew I!Wnths ago that Eng- :I~'ih ladies accompanying tbe Londoo Sym- phlmy Orchestra on a toor of the United . States wrole oU our American gals 11!1 doWnright dowdy because some of them /Ire .,'l'earing their skirts clear down to lbe 1q1ee.. · in Lon~ · Now, a m;;tle fashion authority . poq. declares that Americans are the woratd(..SM. men In the world. ·'l'bis juot about! ak.es care of 111 Yank •. -; . 1 1 · ' VIII NUL ' ': '. I. Too Old to Work? Thousands of Job applicants over 45 years of age have been !old they're too olll' to be hired. ·it won 'I help their state of mind to know that a recent issue of the Monthly Labor Review reports that 400 beneflcaries on the ·Social Security Admlnlliration roll• awe·.. too years old or older. More than 300 of these mature adll!ll ito . getting benefits based 011 work they ljid ;~Iter they were at leut 75 years old. 4 doaen of !hem are still employed or aeU· 'lii'Pioyed, all!! the oldest II 1211• . , ,D~e .of \hem retired last year . sling man on a lonsshore gang ln Seattle at the age of 105. . SO let's he'p that 45-year-old job seeker Jl<!.'f-" the steps to retirement. Can't wa see he s senile? t Miami Prosecutor Promises uunpa··~n A.."; ..ru·nst Lausche Rumor School Income Tax •tl IR d • p p • d ~~~h:~~~~nw:n:u~~h:"uf: ~~~~ 1 l e ea tng rogram ratse "'~N:~ ~;·t~r;.y Smith,~:!:;~::;~~ someMr. Lawrence A. Oak Ill thing against the man 1 have j to get some of our money back. 1 Laurel Cliff, tells an unusual NaiJM! - Tbt Meip Loell adJVired since childhood. It "Witat is Sen. Lausehe get- 1 The Reading Enrichment Pro- dock. )In the elementary building program of guidance and couo~ 1 story of a snake that IWallow·Stripminers. hurts me to say somPthing a- ting for us? Nothing. We give gram sponsored with federa1 Stodents from grades ! 1and one at the high school. The Iseling added. A remodeling pro- ed a glaS! egg. Colon _ SUlphur lrtell 111e1 gail}St the great Buckeye, the him our faith and our vete!:. and funds from the Title 1 Project through 12 are given an oppor- : teachers were Mrs. Elizabeth lject, involving two basement The Pomeroy RD resident shale gray. great Democrat and e~·en mor<', he gives us his smile. Is one of the most effective tunity to enrich and improve Wood, Mrs. Glady! Brucker, rooms of the Hannan Trace last spring found a black!nake Cap - A carbide miner 1J. ~he _great. American, but there "Well I'm a Harry Truman, programs ever developed in the Ithelr reading ability. EqUipment Mrs. Bernice Paul~y and Mn. l Elementary School. was _also that had been marauding hi1 Majorette's routine - T be lS no cho1ce for a man who 1common sense Democrat and IIHannan Trace School, accord- 119 available for aid ln all read. Ruby Shockley. A1des were Imade a part of tbe pro;,ect. henhouse and apparenUy made ttrip. loves his state. say we Ohioans have a right ing to local Supt. D~nais Mur- inS difficulties. ControUed read- Miss Barbara Swindler, Miss Almost instant approval, with "It is not thal I love Lausche Ito get some of our monev ! ·- in& machines are wed 1 to speed Ollie Mae Barry, Miss Ma r y! commendations for the value of less, ol " that I love Ohio back. Let the government pay · hard working people of Ohio. up the l'l!ading rate for good Lou Rice, and Miss Brenda Hut-' the project, was granted Supt. more." I for all the Illiterates In Ala-J Why should we be punished be- ' readers. Recorders and tan- ton. These young ladies had Murduck. Informed sourcel!l reported Ibama, fine. But bow about the cause we know bow to work?" guage masters give the child graduated with honors from the Two of the summer program -- · - - - ---·-- ·· an opportnnlty to hear his own Hannan Trace High School. instructors, Mrs. Ruby Shock- ~ voJce and strive to improve the and the experience with th e. ify and Mrs. Bernice Pauley • quality. · reading groups was valuable to had expreued a desire to conEach child works on bls or them. tinue working with the enrich- 1 her own level with no worry Open house was held during ment program, so they were of competition. lle is accelera~ the last week of the program. employed to carry on the regeel by his own successes. Parents and interested persons ular school session project. ! .. The program in the Hannan were invited in to observe the Mrs. Constance Moore wa~~ Trace District began las t classes. employed as a full-time guidoprtng. A summer program of As the Galli a County Junior ance and counseling person to j siJ: weeki duration was availa· Fair was in full swing during ! work with both Elementary aodi bl< lor iniUation of the project. tile last week of the project se.- High School. MilS Barbara I Never before had so many val~ sion, the teachers and adrninis- iSwindler was employed 11 see- , ullble teaching alds beeQ.,made lrators planned an Olhlbit at Irelarial teachers' aide In the avaDable to the teacben of this tne lair. It was unique In that (elementary building, Funds for district. Four entbuslaatle teach- ll represented the various , all !acets of this project are ers and 97 studenta wltb four pbasea of the enrichment pro- !received from federal fu!JI teachers' aides worked togetber gram. Each evening at seven- ' granted on Title I Project. I for three morning hours each thirty, one of the four teachers Mr. Murdock reported recentday for six weeks. presented a group of her stu- ly to the district Booster Club Three classes were condueted denta in a demonstration. It that be boped to make avails· 1 - - -- - - --= took phiee In the Hannan 'Trace ble to the children of the disOFFER REWARD School Booth and lasted 30 mil>- trlct evary advantage Ottered 1 1 1 bull ~ . ' ' '1-..·· ,~j I 8~8Rl'S ., i •t •• 'Lil l\ 1,'• : ':'1 f~ ' "~ • ' ' '· • .. ' 1 . 1 .• (UP~ u~ . busmessman baa Offert:d a- 1$00• ·thetprojects. he ~ that SPRINGFIELD A.iThe awnmer program proved further through lilted Federal He SHOWS DEER - Max Eichinger, 282 Mulbe!'fY Ave., ~meroy, dlsp~ys tb~ i reward for Information_ )liadingl ""succe'"{ul that when the ~w · within the Dell four or five .150 lb. doe he' shot Tuesday witb a how and arrow m the woods near Dexte~, El£bjn. 1to the arrest and convictiOII .fll 'l'ltla I proleci was made avail- years they would find a 'inark· Ta~l~. abl~ ·a eonUnuance 01 the read- ed upward' pla. tuead!ng achger started u~ln~- Ibe bow Blld au'O'Y only at the start_of 1!Jat season, but l,li:oitght:lbe killer of Anita lhe big doe dqwn l)'ith hla first ~t, In fact, lt Willi the flrlt lime he bad·ll&e\1 the.wh!> waa raped and murdii!WI in• enrlc~t P!'Oflram was. tevement Ieveii In the otudenll tlow this iiiBIQII. - . . -- . lOci. :tl ID bome bera. decldei! upon, wlth a compl•l• nf '''"nPn .,.,. 1 j ~ .. . ' "' " ·~....·' ' '• r ~ .•.. ' ·~. . . ··'· ·~· ~5~~~~~f~~~·~~ meroy chairman Meigs 'county TB and o( the 1l11ll!Y· pooten ·Ibis nlllll furu(dlive. A. stuffin& o · wu ·4~~=l preparation for the drive whlcb will pt ~'~ool~. vo··,,~· C'J' '- ' . : - - -- " l :· · ; : .. . ' : '\ �,, ' 'I I, ' ' ..' I - ' J . c -~ ' -- ';. Callia-Extension Play Totals SO Yards On Staff is Holding Cuen House Week I. By Brys011 R. Carter members do, Home PuJ'Ills!IExtensloa Agent, Agrle. tags, Foods, and Nub1tlon; Gallla County Lawns, Flowers and Ornament•. -W&'re having "Open House" , als. Trees and Shrubs, Vegela· at the Gallia County E:xtenslon bles, Home Gardens, Field O.t:re this week, November 14 Crop Production and llarvestthru 19. ing - Soil Testing. · The rorree pot will be on and Insed & Disease Control; J!o. tile welcome mat out dent and Pest Control; WlldUfe Come visit us and find out Conservation, Family LtV· What your Cooperative Exten- ing linrludes Child Developlion Servi ce can do for you ment & Family Relationships), Our oflice is located on the F'orestry, Tree planting, Woodthird floor of the new Court- land Management, Poultry Sci· Regular office hours 8-12 a-/ encc marketing, diseasemanagement, control. GaUia County Extension Office Secretary, Mlu Brenda Roberts, Is Initial office house addition in are Gallipolis. - feeding, m. and I-4 p. m. Monday_ Tues- l We'll be very pleased if you contact point for both visitors and telephone calls. The office 111 the center day, Wednesday and Friday stop by vis,it , county Extension activities related to agriculture, home economic&, and 4-H. d8 2 Thur dav and R b n th third an ·1 a. m. on s . emem er, we re 0 e is well-qualified to do the many kinds of secretarial work neeessary 1n an Saturday. We'll also be open floor of the new Courtlwuse ad such as tbls. from 6-9 p. m. Friday evening ' dition. 1 tor -~ help we can give you in many Ohi"O CROP Ives Many Hot Lnnehes c· "Bud" Carter, County Extension Agent, Agrlcnlture, and Wendel l!~~~[ii~;~~~ cro~land ' fertilization at the Gallla County Extension Of , New In farming . Interest prograr~ts I·n Sheep Producti.OD I's Revi·v-ed miz.\ reeom- l ~!~ I I ' Central Soya of Ohio Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. . I I I Gallipolis, 0. 446-2463 TAKE F:arm Wag(m5 Fertil1w Oistribt1trrs of New Holland forage Blowers fora?,e HJrvesler ~ FOIJge Wogon K.ts H:1v C ,:mdilio~er s H.!Y~J I'It' ADD EQUIPMENT DIO WP' I •;c llll1'~!0f1e1 ~ li W t'l :- " RJ~t' ·, ql][H~ MlW•.": SiE':' \I~J W t'," WJgorlS • Bale1) BJie Carriers • Ba k fhro wm Comb1nes .;· First low-cat loader Cro Jr,Choppm THEN TAKE lEW HaLAND'S CHECK -for 6% on>erest on your down payment (cash, in. or both), figured on 1 per annum basls froM tht \ time you purchase to July I, 1967. .'THE SOONER YO U Bl Y TH E BIGGER YO UR c~m let us now for full detlita. Regular $11.95 Jacket FREE with any ''FUP TOP'' HEA'QR FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SERVICE Spring Ave. ' I Phone m51DI Pomeroy, 0. lrn !!!!..!.~~!:~ Offer Expires Nov. 30, 1966 VANCO EQUIP. CO. Court St. Gallipolis, 0. 4460475 floom an loader o11 eao& ~. I-lbaped &.ot axle baii,SOO lb. _.lciRg ...,...ttJ. Available with • r!5l "-hp IBI"IIne or D1Mel .,..me {or """ operatiJif ' _,~ • loader of 2,500-lb See and try the ....IIDaal Internatlonll 4--&nt um.. l&ed traelol' loader in the low tme { ' Jacll . \~ .:,· R•r Melt• Genarol Hospital Pemwoy, 0. '\' ' '•jo ' \ -:· l . S.V. ReaHve 25c . • • •"'''• . 12.50 50c SUNDAY 1 to 5 p.m.·· Near Gallipolis NOVEMBER 13th .... 25.00 I.GO ···--,•. 50.00 2.00 • ... •.• • • 100.00 SELEO TH£ AMOUNT THAT SUITS YOU BEST: Save Receive 3.00 . ' . •• • • . 150.00 5.00 " .. • • . 250.00 10.00 """. • • • 500.00 IEPRESHMENT$1 DOOR PRIZE .,,,,AN ELECTRIC HAIR .HAIR DRYIRI Pay oH next Nov. Start your shopping HOW TO GET TO OPEN HOUSE: ,." i r] Take Route 7 to Addison. At Post Office Turn and Go Over The R.R. Tracks Go 4 Miles Up Reese's Hollow. Open House Is On Right Hand Side of Road: Watch For Open House Signs. 100% FINANCING with plenty of c11h OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6c00 TO 8:00 The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. NO CASH NEEDED! Delivered IIIII '! .cteil·eh year let ~.. • , •• with aiUI I W.t~llll'-tl.. lnclutledt ...... p, WhiM. 301 SW St. w..., Chatfam~ ..OCAL ,.,' "' I '. .. .. ' OPEN. HOusE ·... I I • -r > OPIN TIL 9 PM (MONDAY Thrll SATURDAY) .. INTERNATIONAL HOMES INVITES YOU w. anor.'•· ' ' • I ....... "" ............. 7 & ·al """' · u-Wofl'tiiHWt MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 992-2176 Serving Malls. Gallt. and Muan tountlee . Ph- 992·2111 ' 1 8 railed' 992-2181 POMEROY , ~' JOIN OUR '67 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY I fju!iaJ!!!I I I 1- Cro p-Carrier ~ t ' f with 1JIIit·frame- AutomJtic B.1le II I J· I NEXT YEAR, BE PREPARED ( I YOUR CHOICE I < --- 1 3rd & Sycamore •II !tr . eltuet: 1 ~ MAILED TO CLUB SAVERS! k Even Smartest Shoppers may be Confused by Gro1md Meat S::~lEi~E~ ~~-ip~o;~ ~n:n~ ben~ By Pal 01u1 chopped llleak, ground round, are ueua111 made 1n1m I• 1eJ1. the fresbest, Remember that ton; Dr. Lloyd Evans, Colum- Louis Pasteur was bon I!J:L AIOJII Home Ecoaomlel -or ground alrloln eaDDOI COD- der and or less popular cuti of ground ID6ll spolia la!ter be- bus; Judge Harold S. Ewing, Dec. 27, 1822. I ColmiJ lain more than 11 per cent beef beef, 'lbla I!Mm'l .mean lballl caQil mote ol ill tur!ace Is Elyria; Judge Holland M. Gary, Ground beef bambur&er fat or IUel. Ia any lea nutrlt!U or wbofe- eqand Remove the store Zanesville: Dr. Rnger M. Gave, Membership of tM Method ground steak irouncJ Oblo law 11ao spedBes lbal aome. AD beef mal baa the WI'IIJIIW(p and cover Ughlly columbus; William Grogan, ist Cllurcb In the Umtes Stater I mopped beef, chopped steak - sucb producll 11 IDOilOllOdium 1111111 amount ol pein, 'fila • with wued paper. Sture it in CinCinnati; Dr. George T. Hard- baa been estlmaled__!~-~0,322, a variety of names that can glutamate, IIOybelm proteinl, mini, and mineral& But It doel the ctldell pari of the refriger•confuse the smartest shopper. and cereall can be Uled only u mean that 110111t lfOIIIId meall alor and 1110 II within twe days. Frustrated homemakm fae. seuoalnp 1n lbete prodUell. are more IU!table fer one use It will keep ID the freezer for ing such a choice may wWt thai Aceordlng to B. D. VIIIStavem, than IIIOiber. , two to three IIIOIIIbs In a wraptuday's supermarkets dida'l Ohio state UDiverslly meal Look lor I"UJifl meal thai pinll ol freezer paper or plastic 1have quite so mucb variety. For- specialist, IIIII Iaw problbltl UIMI baa a blulsb-nd eoior- It's hap. : tunately, government regula - of large amounts of these pro~ lions on the production and Ia- ducts u "extenders." ! bellng ol ground beef products Federal law 1111 that while can help a homemaker know additional fat can be added to which meat to buy for savings ~ hamburger, nothing hut the fat and better eating. on the carcass can be Included LOADER TRACTOR According to Ohio law, any In IJ'OUDd beef. U the meat pruduct labeled "hamburger" croaaes atate IIDel, lederal law Cow-Lao-Pels ia a complolo, pel• or "hamburg" may contain as required Jnspectioo of the prelcted dairy ntion with a low cost for much as 30 percent feel fat or ceeslna of the aDimal, careasl. the TDN supplied. Tho bigbly paJa.. suet. But products labeled and the boDing operation. table pellels insure a fast clean-up, ground beef, ground steak, With the euepllon o!lll"'lttlll which is very important in milking ground chuck, chopped beef, round er sirloin, ground meall parlors. Pellets handle easily and flow freely in any type of bulk handling equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pels, ., there'&no separation of !Jgredlents an Instant bargain and e-very cow receives balanced feed when you buy nullilion. Ct!w-LJU:oPels are part of Century LANI>IIAU'a romplete D:ilrv f«dinstant heat! ' !ng Program. TIDS INSULATE:D BLACK NYLON JACKET. Smal'll1 styled . . In•ulated CoUar .. FOR LANIJMAIIIK• Knit Cuffs __. . Full Length Zipper ... Popular Vertfcal Q101t Pattern ... Two Front DAIRY Fl£DS Bere'a a bruclnew Pocket.. 0011cept ill low-eOllt !' CALL THIS NUMB!Ro loader. traGtGr d-tsnl Service Power plant, cbusis. that makes aaclloader are com• fine products . phttly Ullltlud -!'!"! like lq, rubbel'-lired better 0 .....111 .,.. . . . . . paw. lbonla COI*inl ~·===!..---------, v, thouaDda of dollan more! 'l'be 8414'• wtlded, ..,... : piece Wilt &ame lakes all lolld....wood Jihoob and linin•, freeinC et~Cflle and J1C1WW treill houslna ., OVER $48,000.00 HAS BEEN .u.e: 11 1eadershl~~p~ln~thelr~!co~un~trles.~:._~Tbey~~-~d!_!rul!!:_~and~ill~k~a~t~Md~dl~·!l~'m~tl~l~-l~•rnb~lnl~li~me~.--~emi~~ed~oul I •' SfO Sf d' Rocket D 12 CoDfeSt At p rl smouth 1 N!BOII~er ' JrODJReD Dr0p pr~vlous THOUGHTS >. 1 From Your Farm Service Center ••• BY HOBART WILSON 'JR. Nineteen seconds remained on the huge ·scoreboard clock. . · The score was tied, 6-6. Gallipolis had the pigskin on its own 20. It wu fourth and 17 . GAHS quarterback Rod Gilkey calmly raced back, lofted a, towering aerial downfleld. Substitute flanker John Walker, 155-pound junior, grabbed the oval near the midfield stripe. He was long gone. Witn Roger Putney ia pursuit, Walker zipped toward the yards. The ball rolled dead end zone. The Blue Devil flank- on the GAHS 27. er b1pped momentarily on Gilkey was tossed for a sevthe three, kept his balance and en yard loss. A Gilkey paas to crushed over the goal. It gave Dan Davies failed. Another toss his teammates a 12-6 triumph to Thomspon failed. It wao over the host Pt. Pleasant Big fourth and 17, with 19 seconds Blacks. remaining, .The big play commenced with Then came the "bomb" and I~ soconds remaining, When Gallipolis had won ito second Walker reached promise land, straight gam• from Pt. Pleasonly seven seconds remained. ant, 12-6. II gave the Gatllant It wasn't over, yet! a 21-19-5 edge over their river - - - - -- -- Tom Mendowa kicked off to rivals. t!oa, Grel Howell toned Tom WINNING TOUCHDOWN.photographer Point's Jeff Holstein. 1be Bl& It was the first Ume In 17 staall for a lryard lOll, oad· lured lbiJ actlon·paclted photo 10 the fourth penod of Friday's Black hallback _ returned the years GAHS has beaten Pt log the tbmt. football 11ame. Gallla's John Walker (29) digs for paydirt with YARDS GAINED PA!IAfi'JO p.gskin from his 10 to the ' Pleasant two years hn a row. Putney (22) and Tom Staats (37) in pursuit. The picture was taken 0 GallipOIII I! U 29 '16-144• lllacks' 35 - a 25-yard re- Als . It th H Point bad the pigskin 21 10 yard line with 10 seconds remaining In the contest. Walker atumb~ed on Pt Pleaunt · 0 3 IS 29-IB 1 11 tum. with~ ;-a-lie sea,:,. .:;;,~;:~:; plays_ in t~ final half. GAHS regained his balance aDd crashed over! completing a fantastic 80-yard pasa play TOTAL YARDS <Ruob"Pall Time ran out. The crowd the win evened Hansley's three had 11 38 bmes. from QB Rod Gilkey which gave the VISiting Blue Devils a thr!Uing 12-6 triumph. Gallipolis __ . _ 76 $8 61 147 _ 342 poured onto tbe field. But GAo year coaching record at GAHS Following the game, Coach ~ Jackson ended Its 19M loo~ Pt Pleasant .. 16 26 36 30-108 HS was penall2ed 30 yards - with Ia wins, 15 defeats. Pl. Hansley remakred; "We were D ball Beason on • sad nlltf Frl- FIJMBLES consecutive 15-yarders. That Pleasant finished its cam- Iliad the senlon came out this ' _r day, losing 25-20 to a deter- Gaillipolio - .. I 0 0 0 - I Kave the Blacks one more shot paJgn with a M-1 mark. way, but I feel the aame as a mined Wav.rly eleven. -PT. Pleasant ... I 0 0 0 - 1 lor vldory, or at least a tie. whole was not as It could have ATLANTA (UPII -Sopho- It was the ninth victory of the Baynham for the second Tom Staall, Big Black quart- G.\118 played the game wltft. been due to the officiating, more quarterback Larry Good season for the unbeaten Yellow late in the same period and The defeat left the lronmtn RECOVER€0 8Y erbe.ck, fllllped a pall to Hoi- out lis top t~o pass receivers , d112zled Orange and Gator Bowl J~ckets and auaranteed thema up tbe third, which came with • 3·Hl season record. Galllpoiis .. 0 0 0 0 -o stein. 'ftle Point halfback raced - Bruce Smith and Larry We were able to move the scouts w1th a tremendous run- bJd to a major post-season bowllln tho fourth period on 1 JHS fell behind 7-ll in the Pt Plusant . , 2 0 o 0 - 2 to .Galllpolla' eight yard Une. Mltch~ll: Both were sidelined ball well, ,aud we ~re not diS· pass pedor~nce Saturday - probably the Orange. yard plunge by tailback fi!st period. By halftime, the PENALTIES !Mi was aboved 0111 of bounds wllh mJuries. The Blue Devil pleased With out kids as Jt while leadtng fifth-ranked Genr- The flnal score was nol Snow. VJSitJng Pille county crew own- ' 25 4 by Gary Smith, ending the duo, In games, _had was not enhrely their fault. gia Tech to an easy 21-11 victory indication of Georgia Tech's, a 13-' lead. Neither team Galhpohs · · · :JO o-ao game. 1be antlcllmatlc play scored 50 pomts for lhe Galltans "We missed our two best ,. over outclassed Penn Slate. dominance over the Nittany scored in the third stanza. Pt Pleasant -- 20 0 15 !I- 40 covered 29 yards. and colleete~ 563 yards with 28 celvers, and some of the kids Lrons, Since miSCUes cost the an lngs In the excitin& fourth period, PUNTS• of 57 receptions. Without their only had two hours lnstrucllon Yellow Jackets as many points FINAL STANDINGS Jackson outscored Waverly 14- Galllpoll• - Gary Smith. 2- II waa a tllriiiiDc flalall of presen';", the Gallians were a\. on how to play their new postS fOP as they got. ITEAM WL T P , 12. 57; Bryan Swain, 1--!7. Total 1Coal Grove .. - 8 0 1 202 Friday's 45th anaual GaUipot most ltke a steamboat without lion , I Waverly staged a 74-yardl3-64. Ia . Pl. Pl011aat 111g1o school a paddle. 0 ~· filling In for the fourth Athens __ .... 7 2 o 212 drive in tbe !mal two minutes Pt Pleaunt - Bob Henry, loothaU game, played befGre Ro Dun ' 'I would like to give credit "0 BtraJght week for Injured star Gallipolis .. , __ 7 3 0 149 pull off the triumph. Waver· f :>-155 aearly 3,501 Parenti Nipt' lor 0 can was a demon, to John Walker who came ofiKrm King, gamed almost at Logan .... 6 3 o 121 68 1;- finrshed the year with a ii-I-! !!CORING: fans oa Sanden Memorial ~eu:!" Big Blacks, both of- the bench and made the specwill,, picking up, 243 yards Nelsonville ... 5 4 0 114 144 mark, Gallipolis - Gilkey, one yard FJ•ld er .,!ly~ llo!easively. OOt- tacular catch that won the 0 runnmg and passmg '" JUSt Wellston " .. ~ 5 0 170100 Scoring for Jackson were, sneak. Kick faiL Walker, 80After balllinlto a 0-0 tie for ,... k otandaull on ball game and this may serve three periods. Pomeroy .. . .. 5 5 0 162 153 1Glasgow, on 13 and 19 yard ! yard pass from Gilkey kick three and one-half periods, all ~nsendwore l1le Staall boys, as a reminder that many boys Wellston's ~!den R~kets _He scored Georgia Tech's Jackson , .. 3 7 0 150 t61 iP""" from Patton. and Pal· :blocked. ' tho excitement came during the IaI1IIJ 8 Jim, oloag witll Le- who sit on the bench may also threw a scare ••to the nughty first tou~hdown. early In the Middleport . . , 2 8 0 78 280 1ton, on a nine yard run. Reed[ Pt Pleasant - Duncnn, 39final 7:15 of play, ..: ~=~Ro~M Pntaoy, have their moment of glory. Portsmouth Trejans Friday first penod w1th a four-yard Ironton .... 1 9 0 70 201 1added Jackson's final points fori yard pass Interception. Run The Big Blank Knights Gilt ...... dOWII aeveral ''A to th the night before fmally going down run, passed 20 yards to Craig Pt Pleasant o 9 1 57 272 a :ID-11 lend late in the contest. faiL atruck paydirt llrat. Ro Dun ey ••,..,., lorry N118b, s • P1ay 118e11• to defeat 1U in a thrilling concan, a 211>-pound !Ienior "tack!; BUI Flowers and Jim Som· coaching staff and quarterbacks test played In Portsmouth. picked off a Rod Gllke ~ mer. , are Involved In calling the plays , The Rockets jolted the Trn· on the GAllS 3t, and Jru~ 1be upset-m1nded West Vir- but C<lach Duke Burson, o~ JaDa in the second period as it all the way with 7·15 left glnlans turne!l m ther best rece~ver coach, called the wm- they marched 80 yards in just In the contest. Thai ~ , It performance of the year. _ niDC play on Wall:a u he .(Bur. eigbl plays with ballback Rog6-ll. Jim Sommer's ke block ~or GAllS, bea1des Gilkey, son) told us tl!at John C<llltl er Estep ramming the ftnal set Duncan free Y Gllmore and Thompson m the bell them on tile deep patljrn 0110 yard. Quarterback Mark Th B' Bl had t backfield, John Magnussen, Ga- thai resullad In tbe winDing Hayhurn then taWed the two chan~ '' ;.c w~ ry and Jeff Smith, Rick Mos- touchdown!' -, point conversion tt mate It 8-0 18 0 tempt ~ ~th fall.: poln !ley, Greg Howell, Mike Elliott, StaUstles of the gliDe appear with 3:32 left In the first hall. At this point, the 91sltlng Roger Busb, Dan Davies and elsewhere. on 'todayia , . spi>rfa But Portmunlth'a pride was Blue Devils pulled themselves Brent saunders all turned In page. . , . , •.• ~tung and they came bsck on !Dgether. The charges of Coach ~ performances lor the a 59 yard drive In 12 plays Terry Hansley had threatened wmners. , · ' • ':· with John BollDI passing nine on three occasions but one Of co_urse, the bJg heroes were CHARITY GOLF . :- -. yards to end Bill Taylor for a fumble end 8 .i altlel Rod G1ikey and John Walker, AKRON, Ohio (UP!) -Tbe touchdown with 38 seconds ro·n e~er pen • 1be latter had been used more Professional Galfm Association malnlng In the half ~~eII cru~e~~~ p:: ~~ or less as ~ decoy all evening, Golden Anniversary ebamp!On- Wellston kicked off to the k He was fillmK m for the lnJur- ship at Firestone Country club Trojana to open the second 1 81;~~ tha Bl ks tall J' ed Larry Mitchell. When the here last July produced a net ball and the big team prompiGllmore took ~can' y, tick~~ clutch play came, Walker was profit of $20,(00 for Akron 1y drove 64 yards In 10 plays to on his own 20, and re:umed there. 1be "bomb" that beat charities, it was announced send halfback Earl Lewis 1n 11 Pt. Pleasant will be remember- Friday. l<t the GARS from the two yard line with 7:56 43· eel by fans for years to . left in the third period to make Elewn plaJ/1 later, Rod come. The muddy gridiron 1be profit, the largest w the 1't 12-8 Gilkey diD sneaked57over fromreb the hampered both clubs 50 year history of'ded the touryard . That- eventually was the fin· one, en g • ml • GAHS controlled the pigskin namen~ will be dlvJ among al sc hut both te 58 Willi 1:~ left, It 1111 n. runnillg 70 plays from the ~ charities, with the Akron fouru:"~iod drives :t'oo ~ Mea~owa oonvfrsloD allempt of scrllilmage. Point had it but Jaycees and ~e Akron Beacon Weilston was stopped on the !aile · . _ II! plays. Other than the last Journal Charity Fund each Trojan 17 and the winners Jim Gilmore, Gilkey, Larry ditch effort which ended on reeelvmg $6,800. · 'eel 1 the R k 1 Thompson and Brent Saunders the GARS eight Point's closwere!Jamm t tine ulP,_a , th oc e t kt - the al' • one oo awm econIt's very easy to join our Christmas Club. Just decide ~0 urns movmg ov m est penetration on effelse came FRIDAY'S RESULTS· tesl l :~ ~~~~ :~~n'sal~~n ~ the ~~ of ~ third period, Gallipolis 12 Pt. Pleas~nt 8 Portsmouth elesed the se888!l how much money you would like to have for yarder was the bla e a 8 100 the second Waverly 2ii Jackson ~ with an 8-1 mark while WellsThe Big Blacks t halfrd ki~off and marched 34 Portsmouth 12 Wellston 8 ton finished with a 5-5 record. _ o ya s m e1ght plays to the Oak Hill 13 Pomeroy 8 Score by qulll'W1· I gifts next year. Then save a small move the pigSkin on the nen GAHS 38 series Bob Henry punlad •• O 1Zanesville 13 Ironton 12 1\'ellalon .. .. .. 0 8 0 o- 3 amount each week. Start now! .., D a oartb ud lwo oltaa8 Southern Local S Porllmouth .. .. o 6 6 o-12 1 I 1 COMING SOON nuT DOWN8 • Galllpolis .. .. . S 3 4 ~- tft (G!tlli,-Jltl Pt. Pleasant . . . 0 I 3 !-- 7 PLAYBR-Ptl. TCII Yb AVO. YARDS GAINED RUSHING Gilmore, JIB, .. .. IS u e.s c· . . ThompiGII, HB, .. 7 i7 5.2 lllhpolls . . . 68 43 38 7&--228 Saunden, FB, .. .. 4 13 3.2 Pt Pleasant .. 17 :IG 33 4- 7§ Gilkey, QB, .. .... 21 64 3.1 YARDS L08T RUSIIING Neal, FB, .. .. .. . 2 2 tO Gallipolis . . . . 5 II S I - 30 TOTALS fi'1M 4.1 PL Pleasant _. 1 2 13 3 - 18 il'T. Pleaoaat) ~:~~~01: TCB YG AVG, NET YAIIIJI 1\VSBINO N HB. .. .. 3 13 4.3 Gallipolis --.. 63 32 32 71- lil l!wann, HB, .. .... I& 35 2.3 PL Pleuont .. 18 28 20 1- Ill Holateln, HB, .... 10 21 2J : PASSES A'n'EMPTEO ~111&11, QB -.. 3 ' ·31Gallipolis _ . 3 6 1 1 • 2:1' ALII 31 If l.t ,pt Pleasant 2 1 3 2- I Tll:AM &TAT18TICS SCORE BY QUARTER8 PASSES COMPLETEID Gallipolis 0 o o12-12 !Golllpolis . . . . 1 3 I I -1 Ploatant .. .. ooo 1-- 61Pt. Ple1eant oI 2 J ~ PASSES INTERCEP'l'EO Gallipolis .. I 0 0 0 - 1 PtPieasant .. OOO 1 - 1 ech Blanks en n Sta te Name state-WI"decomnuttee on Retilr ' dation Sta~ ~ WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT INPlVUlt/AL lO:T YAl\011 IWIHINO To Waverly . 1 IMPORTANT Devils Won.Here, Too 25 20 Thriller If ewes are In poor condl· Uon, feed one-hall to one pouni 1 FOR AN G6HS Statistics Tlmet-Sentln~l • 1 I . . I Agen , Agriculture, provide county residents with lhe !at concerning agriculture and related areas. Extension Ag people - in the field, in the home, at their pla•e of business, 1 "" Pt. Pleasant Squad, 12 .(f . I kinds or problems, homemaking and agri· ', mJxture of grain, ofsuch as corn, oats pel Ol cultural While you both, per day attend our Open House, you can ewe. 'l'bb Is particularly advis also obtain information about able during the last month 01 Extt•nsion programs that help BY C. E. BLAKJ!SJ,R£ qe and a miDlmum of ll'ain. clurlq the braedllll tleltiOD Kett~ the ewes In good eon- saln tbould be made In the !at- sl1 weeks before the lambs art youth aoquire ski lls and leader-! EJI. Agent, Agrlcalture 'ftle objedl•e of good sheep II Ia importllll to record clllloll, but IIOt ~ lal ter part'of the gestaUon period. born. Some otber suggestiom ship tin·ough 4-H projec ts: and , SciJOol children. around. !he Mel&• CoaiiJ management durin& the breed- the data on wbleh the rams Ewes wblm are excessively fat Remember lite Ufe of the lor winter management lnelud1 tlw t iwle communi ties drvt'lop world are recc!Vlng nounshmg Sheep production In Meigs 1ng season, accordlnllo Grim- wert turned In with the ewes, are dlffteull to get with lamb starts at the Ume when the tagging the ewes, providing 1 their !'<'sources more fully_ hot school iunche~ because of ' area once was 8 leading farm shaw, 1a to breed IIDd settle Olec:k on the rams. Not 1!11 and have more trouble at lamb- ewe 1B bred. In otlter wtirds, a good mineral mllture, beinf Herr are just a few or the the concern of Ohioans, through enterprise. Today there ts a ,... every ewe durin& the ffnt rams are 1er111e. About tlull IDfll Jme, Ordinarily a ewe lamb Is fed for five months sure there is plenty of !rest areas of agricu lture and ho_melOhio CW8-CROP. There are 16,-: viva! of Interest In sbeep pro. month of the breed!Dg. IOeJIIOII, rams In 100 are sterile. Some tbould galD 2111o 35 potmds I' 146 to l5Z days - before lt Is water available at all economics " here we can pro- ,000 meals a day provtded to lduction. Good management and very,_ are shy breeden. Molt of that born! · ttde information and assistance: I needy children m Hong Kong. Ralph Grimshaw l!lleep 11peo close oblervallolll are ""P"'iaL '!be key feature of an elflo. · . · 0 0 )'arm MaDHgemenL _ Home [ Similar are main- cl&ltst, Ohio Uolvenlty, ly Important. llere are IIOIIIt lent lamb program Is to have M"nagrment ond Eqwpmer t. !tamed tn Algerta, Tanzama, lstates In bis Slleep Maa'l caJ. suggesUont: the lllftbs bom In I period of lfouse, F"rm Bntlding and Grenada and Peru. A · ptlot endar, that a sheep 1a lunda• Bolli and rams sbwld 31).35 days at exaciiJ llle lime · .E:quipment Plnll'. Clothing and Ischool lunch feedr?g program !mentally a pasture animal '!be not be over-fat at the IJe&lnniDI you want them. Thlo IM•ns Governor James A. Rhodes al levels and 1'1111 seek to de- lng, Sr., Worthlnglon; Mrs Textile<_ Water Sy,tem co n-1wlll be I nunc'led thrs fall In the , better the pastures usually the of 111e breeding seuoa. Durin& thai the flock management 1Je. announced lluDda1 the appoln~ velop needed facilities and ser- Howard C. Hollman, Daylont <tnrrP on, Fa;niiy Economics &, new African republl; of M• lawt more suc:<eS5ful the sheep en- the breedlnl lleUOn many fore and during the breedlogl menl Ill a llat&wlde atlzens' vices lor the mentally retarded. Leon~ . Klrtz, Youngsto~Moce,- Manng.' mrnt , Animal' Much of the food ts made av- terprise. sheepmen ll•e their and IUIOD must be u nearly per· Committee Cll Mlllltal Retard&· Tbe study project will be car- David Ott, Mansfield: James and Dairy Science - feeding ; !ailahle under provisions of A sheep man's a1m In Ohio, riD1B 1 amaU feed of an1n such 1ee1 u poeaible. tlon lor the purpoH of making rled out by a two-year grant Reid, Cleveland; Judge Henry care ond macngement; produc-!Public Law 41!0, with the U.S, according to Grimshaw should u on&-fourth to ene-11a1f pound 'ftle balls for a pod winter further reeommendallont ID lm· of $216,000 from the U n i I e d J. Robison, Columbus; Russell lion tcstmg, etc. I Government providing certaln be to produce early ~ late of whale oa1a each day. ntloD for tha ewe llock Ia top prove Oblo'1 program for the Stntes Public Health Service. G. saxby, Columbus; JaY' J. 4-H Club work - organizi ng aIcommodities. Distribution costs ,market topping lambs weighing Treat 111e for lnteraal qW!ty legume hey, f!e!lsfae. mentally retarded which alrea- Emphaats will be made In 1m- SIJUer, Toledo; Robert Stopher, 4-H club - What 4-H c I u h overseas, however, must be Ifrom 90 to 1110 pounds at four parasltel befllt'e the bru* 1g tory resulll can be obtained dy Ia eo111lderetl the finest In plementlng recommendations Akron; James Will, Lllila; - · · - ~-------- - or five montha of age using a eeaaon if pouible, 'lblabeada- from 11'811 111aae if lila made the nalloll. that were CODlalned in the final and Louis Wo:w, Dayton., · maximum of pasture IIDd roup. zole Ia clesllned lor UIMIIn pret. wltb 1 preservath'e IIICb u Hencbe1 Ni~GD&er, of C<llum- Comprehensive Survey report, I . rnant sheep In traatmenl of In- oom. HIP quality rouchegelbus, )ll'OfeSIOI' emeritus ef Ohio Bernard Nlebm will serve as provided by Churdl World , fectlon with pstrolnlelllnal makel for helltlly llroogilmba Stale UDiveraity IIDd a leading coordinator of the study. J Tile wolf sllall dwtU with lbe ' Service. ~ round worms, includlllg eom- 1at blrtb. authority on mental retarda- 1be appointments to the Clli- llllllb and the Jeopard ohall lie High protein foods soy ' mon stomach woriiUI. Use Winter puture, com llallm, tiOD, wu named by tha Gover- zens' (',ommlttee were IIUide by dow.' with the kid, and ~b& products and meat - are pur- lure and dosage recommend&- llltille, rye or wiDier wheat Ia oor to_be ebatrman of the new Governor Rhodes on tbe and th 11o11 and the fatchased and shipped by CROP, tion provided on the package a natural and most excellent eomllllltee; Mr. was mendation of Martin Janis, Dlto and 8 Utile obUd the community fond appeal of dru& contalnen. winter feed lor Ji IDaUres ICO>Cbalrman of 1be Oh•o Com· th ......... ~ of ....., I • Church World Service. There Is a pod dwlee lbal thai the ewes will pi plenty oriprel!enslve 'Comlmmlly Mental ~":t ~~~en~ Uall teed lhom.- Imtah~:6. _, I "O>mbat World Hunger" will ewes 1'1111 lined more nadlly earclae and earclae Ia Helllh ·iiUIVeJ whldl bepn In tloo. Committee members serv- It must be 1 peace without J , raise $580,000 lhls faD In Ohio on bluegrass or miPd puture lood I« any pNIIl8DI animal. liM. · · · lth M N•-~ as bet I ·to help ehlldren around the than oo lefUIDI puture. Pay It haJpl to bep lbe lbeep '• "llllltlis' -Committee will •tt« w . r. ......~ are victory. Only a peace ween 1 I world achieve adulthood and close atteetloo to the nms. barn clean and .... the IJed.j direei a llludy JI'Ojtel to be ?Dows. equals can last; noly a peace, 11 atllate and re'glonJoseph Atzberger, PaJnesvllle; the very principle ol which · ---- ------~ Reverend WllUam G. Black, equality, and a conunon par- ' . -==------- 1 No~:~~:,~.'!;ring the next te..l the '"""'' ',,, .,.., Fourth and 17 Situation With 19 Seconds Remaining ~·-. ' day o, to call attention to _____ ,_ Gilkey to Walker 'Bomb' t-The SUnday '11m~ent!nel, !!Uil«ay, l'~l~MIIel' :m, """' . · ·•i . MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM '- . . MI;MIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCil! CottP. I ' �,, ' 'I I, ' ' ..' I - ' J . c -~ ' -- ';. Callia-Extension Play Totals SO Yards On Staff is Holding Cuen House Week I. By Brys011 R. Carter members do, Home PuJ'Ills!IExtensloa Agent, Agrle. tags, Foods, and Nub1tlon; Gallla County Lawns, Flowers and Ornament•. -W&'re having "Open House" , als. Trees and Shrubs, Vegela· at the Gallia County E:xtenslon bles, Home Gardens, Field O.t:re this week, November 14 Crop Production and llarvestthru 19. ing - Soil Testing. · The rorree pot will be on and Insed & Disease Control; J!o. tile welcome mat out dent and Pest Control; WlldUfe Come visit us and find out Conservation, Family LtV· What your Cooperative Exten- ing linrludes Child Developlion Servi ce can do for you ment & Family Relationships), Our oflice is located on the F'orestry, Tree planting, Woodthird floor of the new Court- land Management, Poultry Sci· Regular office hours 8-12 a-/ encc marketing, diseasemanagement, control. GaUia County Extension Office Secretary, Mlu Brenda Roberts, Is Initial office house addition in are Gallipolis. - feeding, m. and I-4 p. m. Monday_ Tues- l We'll be very pleased if you contact point for both visitors and telephone calls. The office 111 the center day, Wednesday and Friday stop by vis,it , county Extension activities related to agriculture, home economic&, and 4-H. d8 2 Thur dav and R b n th third an ·1 a. m. on s . emem er, we re 0 e is well-qualified to do the many kinds of secretarial work neeessary 1n an Saturday. We'll also be open floor of the new Courtlwuse ad such as tbls. from 6-9 p. m. Friday evening ' dition. 1 tor -~ help we can give you in many Ohi"O CROP Ives Many Hot Lnnehes c· "Bud" Carter, County Extension Agent, Agrlcnlture, and Wendel l!~~~[ii~;~~~ cro~land ' fertilization at the Gallla County Extension Of , New In farming . Interest prograr~ts I·n Sheep Producti.OD I's Revi·v-ed miz.\ reeom- l ~!~ I I ' Central Soya of Ohio Formerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. . I I I Gallipolis, 0. 446-2463 TAKE F:arm Wag(m5 Fertil1w Oistribt1trrs of New Holland forage Blowers fora?,e HJrvesler ~ FOIJge Wogon K.ts H:1v C ,:mdilio~er s H.!Y~J I'It' ADD EQUIPMENT DIO WP' I •;c llll1'~!0f1e1 ~ li W t'l :- " RJ~t' ·, ql][H~ MlW•.": SiE':' \I~J W t'," WJgorlS • Bale1) BJie Carriers • Ba k fhro wm Comb1nes .;· First low-cat loader Cro Jr,Choppm THEN TAKE lEW HaLAND'S CHECK -for 6% on>erest on your down payment (cash, in. or both), figured on 1 per annum basls froM tht \ time you purchase to July I, 1967. .'THE SOONER YO U Bl Y TH E BIGGER YO UR c~m let us now for full detlita. Regular $11.95 Jacket FREE with any ''FUP TOP'' HEA'QR FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES SERVICE Spring Ave. ' I Phone m51DI Pomeroy, 0. lrn !!!!..!.~~!:~ Offer Expires Nov. 30, 1966 VANCO EQUIP. CO. Court St. Gallipolis, 0. 4460475 floom an loader o11 eao& ~. I-lbaped &.ot axle baii,SOO lb. _.lciRg ...,...ttJ. Available with • r!5l "-hp IBI"IIne or D1Mel .,..me {or """ operatiJif ' _,~ • loader of 2,500-lb See and try the ....IIDaal Internatlonll 4--&nt um.. l&ed traelol' loader in the low tme { ' Jacll . \~ .:,· R•r Melt• Genarol Hospital Pemwoy, 0. '\' ' '•jo ' \ -:· l . S.V. ReaHve 25c . • • •"'''• . 12.50 50c SUNDAY 1 to 5 p.m.·· Near Gallipolis NOVEMBER 13th .... 25.00 I.GO ···--,•. 50.00 2.00 • ... •.• • • 100.00 SELEO TH£ AMOUNT THAT SUITS YOU BEST: Save Receive 3.00 . ' . •• • • . 150.00 5.00 " .. • • . 250.00 10.00 """. • • • 500.00 IEPRESHMENT$1 DOOR PRIZE .,,,,AN ELECTRIC HAIR .HAIR DRYIRI Pay oH next Nov. Start your shopping HOW TO GET TO OPEN HOUSE: ,." i r] Take Route 7 to Addison. At Post Office Turn and Go Over The R.R. Tracks Go 4 Miles Up Reese's Hollow. Open House Is On Right Hand Side of Road: Watch For Open House Signs. 100% FINANCING with plenty of c11h OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6c00 TO 8:00 The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. NO CASH NEEDED! Delivered IIIII '! .cteil·eh year let ~.. • , •• with aiUI I W.t~llll'-tl.. lnclutledt ...... p, WhiM. 301 SW St. w..., Chatfam~ ..OCAL ,.,' "' I '. .. .. ' OPEN. HOusE ·... I I • -r > OPIN TIL 9 PM (MONDAY Thrll SATURDAY) .. INTERNATIONAL HOMES INVITES YOU w. anor.'•· ' ' • I ....... "" ............. 7 & ·al """' · u-Wofl'tiiHWt MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 992-2176 Serving Malls. Gallt. and Muan tountlee . Ph- 992·2111 ' 1 8 railed' 992-2181 POMEROY , ~' JOIN OUR '67 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY I fju!iaJ!!!I I I 1- Cro p-Carrier ~ t ' f with 1JIIit·frame- AutomJtic B.1le II I J· I NEXT YEAR, BE PREPARED ( I YOUR CHOICE I < --- 1 3rd & Sycamore •II !tr . eltuet: 1 ~ MAILED TO CLUB SAVERS! k Even Smartest Shoppers may be Confused by Gro1md Meat S::~lEi~E~ ~~-ip~o;~ ~n:n~ ben~ By Pal 01u1 chopped llleak, ground round, are ueua111 made 1n1m I• 1eJ1. the fresbest, Remember that ton; Dr. Lloyd Evans, Colum- Louis Pasteur was bon I!J:L AIOJII Home Ecoaomlel -or ground alrloln eaDDOI COD- der and or less popular cuti of ground ID6ll spolia la!ter be- bus; Judge Harold S. Ewing, Dec. 27, 1822. I ColmiJ lain more than 11 per cent beef beef, 'lbla I!Mm'l .mean lballl caQil mote ol ill tur!ace Is Elyria; Judge Holland M. Gary, Ground beef bambur&er fat or IUel. Ia any lea nutrlt!U or wbofe- eqand Remove the store Zanesville: Dr. Rnger M. Gave, Membership of tM Method ground steak irouncJ Oblo law 11ao spedBes lbal aome. AD beef mal baa the WI'IIJIIW(p and cover Ughlly columbus; William Grogan, ist Cllurcb In the Umtes Stater I mopped beef, chopped steak - sucb producll 11 IDOilOllOdium 1111111 amount ol pein, 'fila • with wued paper. Sture it in CinCinnati; Dr. George T. Hard- baa been estlmaled__!~-~0,322, a variety of names that can glutamate, IIOybelm proteinl, mini, and mineral& But It doel the ctldell pari of the refriger•confuse the smartest shopper. and cereall can be Uled only u mean that 110111t lfOIIIId meall alor and 1110 II within twe days. Frustrated homemakm fae. seuoalnp 1n lbete prodUell. are more IU!table fer one use It will keep ID the freezer for ing such a choice may wWt thai Aceordlng to B. D. VIIIStavem, than IIIOiber. , two to three IIIOIIIbs In a wraptuday's supermarkets dida'l Ohio state UDiverslly meal Look lor I"UJifl meal thai pinll ol freezer paper or plastic 1have quite so mucb variety. For- specialist, IIIII Iaw problbltl UIMI baa a blulsb-nd eoior- It's hap. : tunately, government regula - of large amounts of these pro~ lions on the production and Ia- ducts u "extenders." ! bellng ol ground beef products Federal law 1111 that while can help a homemaker know additional fat can be added to which meat to buy for savings ~ hamburger, nothing hut the fat and better eating. on the carcass can be Included LOADER TRACTOR According to Ohio law, any In IJ'OUDd beef. U the meat pruduct labeled "hamburger" croaaes atate IIDel, lederal law Cow-Lao-Pels ia a complolo, pel• or "hamburg" may contain as required Jnspectioo of the prelcted dairy ntion with a low cost for much as 30 percent feel fat or ceeslna of the aDimal, careasl. the TDN supplied. Tho bigbly paJa.. suet. But products labeled and the boDing operation. table pellels insure a fast clean-up, ground beef, ground steak, With the euepllon o!lll"'lttlll which is very important in milking ground chuck, chopped beef, round er sirloin, ground meall parlors. Pellets handle easily and flow freely in any type of bulk handling equipment. With Cow-Lac-Pels, ., there'&no separation of !Jgredlents an Instant bargain and e-very cow receives balanced feed when you buy nullilion. Ct!w-LJU:oPels are part of Century LANI>IIAU'a romplete D:ilrv f«dinstant heat! ' !ng Program. TIDS INSULATE:D BLACK NYLON JACKET. Smal'll1 styled . . In•ulated CoUar .. FOR LANIJMAIIIK• Knit Cuffs __. . Full Length Zipper ... Popular Vertfcal Q101t Pattern ... Two Front DAIRY Fl£DS Bere'a a bruclnew Pocket.. 0011cept ill low-eOllt !' CALL THIS NUMB!Ro loader. traGtGr d-tsnl Service Power plant, cbusis. that makes aaclloader are com• fine products . phttly Ullltlud -!'!"! like lq, rubbel'-lired better 0 .....111 .,.. . . . . . paw. lbonla COI*inl ~·===!..---------, v, thouaDda of dollan more! 'l'be 8414'• wtlded, ..,... : piece Wilt &ame lakes all lolld....wood Jihoob and linin•, freeinC et~Cflle and J1C1WW treill houslna ., OVER $48,000.00 HAS BEEN .u.e: 11 1eadershl~~p~ln~thelr~!co~un~trles.~:._~Tbey~~-~d!_!rul!!:_~and~ill~k~a~t~Md~dl~·!l~'m~tl~l~-l~•rnb~lnl~li~me~.--~emi~~ed~oul I •' SfO Sf d' Rocket D 12 CoDfeSt At p rl smouth 1 N!BOII~er ' JrODJReD Dr0p pr~vlous THOUGHTS >. 1 From Your Farm Service Center ••• BY HOBART WILSON 'JR. Nineteen seconds remained on the huge ·scoreboard clock. . · The score was tied, 6-6. Gallipolis had the pigskin on its own 20. It wu fourth and 17 . GAHS quarterback Rod Gilkey calmly raced back, lofted a, towering aerial downfleld. Substitute flanker John Walker, 155-pound junior, grabbed the oval near the midfield stripe. He was long gone. Witn Roger Putney ia pursuit, Walker zipped toward the yards. The ball rolled dead end zone. The Blue Devil flank- on the GAHS 27. er b1pped momentarily on Gilkey was tossed for a sevthe three, kept his balance and en yard loss. A Gilkey paas to crushed over the goal. It gave Dan Davies failed. Another toss his teammates a 12-6 triumph to Thomspon failed. It wao over the host Pt. Pleasant Big fourth and 17, with 19 seconds Blacks. remaining, .The big play commenced with Then came the "bomb" and I~ soconds remaining, When Gallipolis had won ito second Walker reached promise land, straight gam• from Pt. Pleasonly seven seconds remained. ant, 12-6. II gave the Gatllant It wasn't over, yet! a 21-19-5 edge over their river - - - - -- -- Tom Mendowa kicked off to rivals. t!oa, Grel Howell toned Tom WINNING TOUCHDOWN.photographer Point's Jeff Holstein. 1be Bl& It was the first Ume In 17 staall for a lryard lOll, oad· lured lbiJ actlon·paclted photo 10 the fourth penod of Friday's Black hallback _ returned the years GAHS has beaten Pt log the tbmt. football 11ame. Gallla's John Walker (29) digs for paydirt with YARDS GAINED PA!IAfi'JO p.gskin from his 10 to the ' Pleasant two years hn a row. Putney (22) and Tom Staats (37) in pursuit. The picture was taken 0 GallipOIII I! U 29 '16-144• lllacks' 35 - a 25-yard re- Als . It th H Point bad the pigskin 21 10 yard line with 10 seconds remaining In the contest. Walker atumb~ed on Pt Pleaunt · 0 3 IS 29-IB 1 11 tum. with~ ;-a-lie sea,:,. .:;;,~;:~:; plays_ in t~ final half. GAHS regained his balance aDd crashed over! completing a fantastic 80-yard pasa play TOTAL YARDS <Ruob"Pall Time ran out. The crowd the win evened Hansley's three had 11 38 bmes. from QB Rod Gilkey which gave the VISiting Blue Devils a thr!Uing 12-6 triumph. Gallipolis __ . _ 76 $8 61 147 _ 342 poured onto tbe field. But GAo year coaching record at GAHS Following the game, Coach ~ Jackson ended Its 19M loo~ Pt Pleasant .. 16 26 36 30-108 HS was penall2ed 30 yards - with Ia wins, 15 defeats. Pl. Hansley remakred; "We were D ball Beason on • sad nlltf Frl- FIJMBLES consecutive 15-yarders. That Pleasant finished its cam- Iliad the senlon came out this ' _r day, losing 25-20 to a deter- Gaillipolio - .. I 0 0 0 - I Kave the Blacks one more shot paJgn with a M-1 mark. way, but I feel the aame as a mined Wav.rly eleven. -PT. Pleasant ... I 0 0 0 - 1 lor vldory, or at least a tie. whole was not as It could have ATLANTA (UPII -Sopho- It was the ninth victory of the Baynham for the second Tom Staall, Big Black quart- G.\118 played the game wltft. been due to the officiating, more quarterback Larry Good season for the unbeaten Yellow late in the same period and The defeat left the lronmtn RECOVER€0 8Y erbe.ck, fllllped a pall to Hoi- out lis top t~o pass receivers , d112zled Orange and Gator Bowl J~ckets and auaranteed thema up tbe third, which came with • 3·Hl season record. Galllpoiis .. 0 0 0 0 -o stein. 'ftle Point halfback raced - Bruce Smith and Larry We were able to move the scouts w1th a tremendous run- bJd to a major post-season bowllln tho fourth period on 1 JHS fell behind 7-ll in the Pt Plusant . , 2 0 o 0 - 2 to .Galllpolla' eight yard Une. Mltch~ll: Both were sidelined ball well, ,aud we ~re not diS· pass pedor~nce Saturday - probably the Orange. yard plunge by tailback fi!st period. By halftime, the PENALTIES !Mi was aboved 0111 of bounds wllh mJuries. The Blue Devil pleased With out kids as Jt while leadtng fifth-ranked Genr- The flnal score was nol Snow. VJSitJng Pille county crew own- ' 25 4 by Gary Smith, ending the duo, In games, _had was not enhrely their fault. gia Tech to an easy 21-11 victory indication of Georgia Tech's, a 13-' lead. Neither team Galhpohs · · · :JO o-ao game. 1be antlcllmatlc play scored 50 pomts for lhe Galltans "We missed our two best ,. over outclassed Penn Slate. dominance over the Nittany scored in the third stanza. Pt Pleasant -- 20 0 15 !I- 40 covered 29 yards. and colleete~ 563 yards with 28 celvers, and some of the kids Lrons, Since miSCUes cost the an lngs In the excitin& fourth period, PUNTS• of 57 receptions. Without their only had two hours lnstrucllon Yellow Jackets as many points FINAL STANDINGS Jackson outscored Waverly 14- Galllpoll• - Gary Smith. 2- II waa a tllriiiiDc flalall of presen';", the Gallians were a\. on how to play their new postS fOP as they got. ITEAM WL T P , 12. 57; Bryan Swain, 1--!7. Total 1Coal Grove .. - 8 0 1 202 Friday's 45th anaual GaUipot most ltke a steamboat without lion , I Waverly staged a 74-yardl3-64. Ia . Pl. Pl011aat 111g1o school a paddle. 0 ~· filling In for the fourth Athens __ .... 7 2 o 212 drive in tbe !mal two minutes Pt Pleaunt - Bob Henry, loothaU game, played befGre Ro Dun ' 'I would like to give credit "0 BtraJght week for Injured star Gallipolis .. , __ 7 3 0 149 pull off the triumph. Waver· f :>-155 aearly 3,501 Parenti Nipt' lor 0 can was a demon, to John Walker who came ofiKrm King, gamed almost at Logan .... 6 3 o 121 68 1;- finrshed the year with a ii-I-! !!CORING: fans oa Sanden Memorial ~eu:!" Big Blacks, both of- the bench and made the specwill,, picking up, 243 yards Nelsonville ... 5 4 0 114 144 mark, Gallipolis - Gilkey, one yard FJ•ld er .,!ly~ llo!easively. OOt- tacular catch that won the 0 runnmg and passmg '" JUSt Wellston " .. ~ 5 0 170100 Scoring for Jackson were, sneak. Kick faiL Walker, 80After balllinlto a 0-0 tie for ,... k otandaull on ball game and this may serve three periods. Pomeroy .. . .. 5 5 0 162 153 1Glasgow, on 13 and 19 yard ! yard pass from Gilkey kick three and one-half periods, all ~nsendwore l1le Staall boys, as a reminder that many boys Wellston's ~!den R~kets _He scored Georgia Tech's Jackson , .. 3 7 0 150 t61 iP""" from Patton. and Pal· :blocked. ' tho excitement came during the IaI1IIJ 8 Jim, oloag witll Le- who sit on the bench may also threw a scare ••to the nughty first tou~hdown. early In the Middleport . . , 2 8 0 78 280 1ton, on a nine yard run. Reed[ Pt Pleasant - Duncnn, 39final 7:15 of play, ..: ~=~Ro~M Pntaoy, have their moment of glory. Portsmouth Trejans Friday first penod w1th a four-yard Ironton .... 1 9 0 70 201 1added Jackson's final points fori yard pass Interception. Run The Big Blank Knights Gilt ...... dOWII aeveral ''A to th the night before fmally going down run, passed 20 yards to Craig Pt Pleasant o 9 1 57 272 a :ID-11 lend late in the contest. faiL atruck paydirt llrat. Ro Dun ey ••,..,., lorry N118b, s • P1ay 118e11• to defeat 1U in a thrilling concan, a 211>-pound !Ienior "tack!; BUI Flowers and Jim Som· coaching staff and quarterbacks test played In Portsmouth. picked off a Rod Gllke ~ mer. , are Involved In calling the plays , The Rockets jolted the Trn· on the GAllS 3t, and Jru~ 1be upset-m1nded West Vir- but C<lach Duke Burson, o~ JaDa in the second period as it all the way with 7·15 left glnlans turne!l m ther best rece~ver coach, called the wm- they marched 80 yards in just In the contest. Thai ~ , It performance of the year. _ niDC play on Wall:a u he .(Bur. eigbl plays with ballback Rog6-ll. Jim Sommer's ke block ~or GAllS, bea1des Gilkey, son) told us tl!at John C<llltl er Estep ramming the ftnal set Duncan free Y Gllmore and Thompson m the bell them on tile deep patljrn 0110 yard. Quarterback Mark Th B' Bl had t backfield, John Magnussen, Ga- thai resullad In tbe winDing Hayhurn then taWed the two chan~ '' ;.c w~ ry and Jeff Smith, Rick Mos- touchdown!' -, point conversion tt mate It 8-0 18 0 tempt ~ ~th fall.: poln !ley, Greg Howell, Mike Elliott, StaUstles of the gliDe appear with 3:32 left In the first hall. At this point, the 91sltlng Roger Busb, Dan Davies and elsewhere. on 'todayia , . spi>rfa But Portmunlth'a pride was Blue Devils pulled themselves Brent saunders all turned In page. . , . , •.• ~tung and they came bsck on !Dgether. The charges of Coach ~ performances lor the a 59 yard drive In 12 plays Terry Hansley had threatened wmners. , · ' • ':· with John BollDI passing nine on three occasions but one Of co_urse, the bJg heroes were CHARITY GOLF . :- -. yards to end Bill Taylor for a fumble end 8 .i altlel Rod G1ikey and John Walker, AKRON, Ohio (UP!) -Tbe touchdown with 38 seconds ro·n e~er pen • 1be latter had been used more Professional Galfm Association malnlng In the half ~~eII cru~e~~~ p:: ~~ or less as ~ decoy all evening, Golden Anniversary ebamp!On- Wellston kicked off to the k He was fillmK m for the lnJur- ship at Firestone Country club Trojana to open the second 1 81;~~ tha Bl ks tall J' ed Larry Mitchell. When the here last July produced a net ball and the big team prompiGllmore took ~can' y, tick~~ clutch play came, Walker was profit of $20,(00 for Akron 1y drove 64 yards In 10 plays to on his own 20, and re:umed there. 1be "bomb" that beat charities, it was announced send halfback Earl Lewis 1n 11 Pt. Pleasant will be remember- Friday. l<t the GARS from the two yard line with 7:56 43· eel by fans for years to . left in the third period to make Elewn plaJ/1 later, Rod come. The muddy gridiron 1be profit, the largest w the 1't 12-8 Gilkey diD sneaked57over fromreb the hampered both clubs 50 year history of'ded the touryard . That- eventually was the fin· one, en g • ml • GAHS controlled the pigskin namen~ will be dlvJ among al sc hut both te 58 Willi 1:~ left, It 1111 n. runnillg 70 plays from the ~ charities, with the Akron fouru:"~iod drives :t'oo ~ Mea~owa oonvfrsloD allempt of scrllilmage. Point had it but Jaycees and ~e Akron Beacon Weilston was stopped on the !aile · . _ II! plays. Other than the last Journal Charity Fund each Trojan 17 and the winners Jim Gilmore, Gilkey, Larry ditch effort which ended on reeelvmg $6,800. · 'eel 1 the R k 1 Thompson and Brent Saunders the GARS eight Point's closwere!Jamm t tine ulP,_a , th oc e t kt - the al' • one oo awm econIt's very easy to join our Christmas Club. Just decide ~0 urns movmg ov m est penetration on effelse came FRIDAY'S RESULTS· tesl l :~ ~~~~ :~~n'sal~~n ~ the ~~ of ~ third period, Gallipolis 12 Pt. Pleas~nt 8 Portsmouth elesed the se888!l how much money you would like to have for yarder was the bla e a 8 100 the second Waverly 2ii Jackson ~ with an 8-1 mark while WellsThe Big Blacks t halfrd ki~off and marched 34 Portsmouth 12 Wellston 8 ton finished with a 5-5 record. _ o ya s m e1ght plays to the Oak Hill 13 Pomeroy 8 Score by qulll'W1· I gifts next year. Then save a small move the pigSkin on the nen GAHS 38 series Bob Henry punlad •• O 1Zanesville 13 Ironton 12 1\'ellalon .. .. .. 0 8 0 o- 3 amount each week. Start now! .., D a oartb ud lwo oltaa8 Southern Local S Porllmouth .. .. o 6 6 o-12 1 I 1 COMING SOON nuT DOWN8 • Galllpolis .. .. . S 3 4 ~- tft (G!tlli,-Jltl Pt. Pleasant . . . 0 I 3 !-- 7 PLAYBR-Ptl. TCII Yb AVO. YARDS GAINED RUSHING Gilmore, JIB, .. .. IS u e.s c· . . ThompiGII, HB, .. 7 i7 5.2 lllhpolls . . . 68 43 38 7&--228 Saunden, FB, .. .. 4 13 3.2 Pt Pleasant .. 17 :IG 33 4- 7§ Gilkey, QB, .. .... 21 64 3.1 YARDS L08T RUSIIING Neal, FB, .. .. .. . 2 2 tO Gallipolis . . . . 5 II S I - 30 TOTALS fi'1M 4.1 PL Pleasant _. 1 2 13 3 - 18 il'T. Pleaoaat) ~:~~~01: TCB YG AVG, NET YAIIIJI 1\VSBINO N HB. .. .. 3 13 4.3 Gallipolis --.. 63 32 32 71- lil l!wann, HB, .. .... I& 35 2.3 PL Pleuont .. 18 28 20 1- Ill Holateln, HB, .... 10 21 2J : PASSES A'n'EMPTEO ~111&11, QB -.. 3 ' ·31Gallipolis _ . 3 6 1 1 • 2:1' ALII 31 If l.t ,pt Pleasant 2 1 3 2- I Tll:AM &TAT18TICS SCORE BY QUARTER8 PASSES COMPLETEID Gallipolis 0 o o12-12 !Golllpolis . . . . 1 3 I I -1 Ploatant .. .. ooo 1-- 61Pt. Ple1eant oI 2 J ~ PASSES INTERCEP'l'EO Gallipolis .. I 0 0 0 - 1 PtPieasant .. OOO 1 - 1 ech Blanks en n Sta te Name state-WI"decomnuttee on Retilr ' dation Sta~ ~ WATCH ANNOUNCEMENT INPlVUlt/AL lO:T YAl\011 IWIHINO To Waverly . 1 IMPORTANT Devils Won.Here, Too 25 20 Thriller If ewes are In poor condl· Uon, feed one-hall to one pouni 1 FOR AN G6HS Statistics Tlmet-Sentln~l • 1 I . . I Agen , Agriculture, provide county residents with lhe !at concerning agriculture and related areas. Extension Ag people - in the field, in the home, at their pla•e of business, 1 "" Pt. Pleasant Squad, 12 .(f . I kinds or problems, homemaking and agri· ', mJxture of grain, ofsuch as corn, oats pel Ol cultural While you both, per day attend our Open House, you can ewe. 'l'bb Is particularly advis also obtain information about able during the last month 01 Extt•nsion programs that help BY C. E. BLAKJ!SJ,R£ qe and a miDlmum of ll'ain. clurlq the braedllll tleltiOD Kett~ the ewes In good eon- saln tbould be made In the !at- sl1 weeks before the lambs art youth aoquire ski lls and leader-! EJI. Agent, Agrlcalture 'ftle objedl•e of good sheep II Ia importllll to record clllloll, but IIOt ~ lal ter part'of the gestaUon period. born. Some otber suggestiom ship tin·ough 4-H projec ts: and , SciJOol children. around. !he Mel&• CoaiiJ management durin& the breed- the data on wbleh the rams Ewes wblm are excessively fat Remember lite Ufe of the lor winter management lnelud1 tlw t iwle communi ties drvt'lop world are recc!Vlng nounshmg Sheep production In Meigs 1ng season, accordlnllo Grim- wert turned In with the ewes, are dlffteull to get with lamb starts at the Ume when the tagging the ewes, providing 1 their !'<'sources more fully_ hot school iunche~ because of ' area once was 8 leading farm shaw, 1a to breed IIDd settle Olec:k on the rams. Not 1!11 and have more trouble at lamb- ewe 1B bred. In otlter wtirds, a good mineral mllture, beinf Herr are just a few or the the concern of Ohioans, through enterprise. Today there ts a ,... every ewe durin& the ffnt rams are 1er111e. About tlull IDfll Jme, Ordinarily a ewe lamb Is fed for five months sure there is plenty of !rest areas of agricu lture and ho_melOhio CW8-CROP. There are 16,-: viva! of Interest In sbeep pro. month of the breed!Dg. IOeJIIOII, rams In 100 are sterile. Some tbould galD 2111o 35 potmds I' 146 to l5Z days - before lt Is water available at all economics " here we can pro- ,000 meals a day provtded to lduction. Good management and very,_ are shy breeden. Molt of that born! · ttde information and assistance: I needy children m Hong Kong. Ralph Grimshaw l!lleep 11peo close oblervallolll are ""P"'iaL '!be key feature of an elflo. · . · 0 0 )'arm MaDHgemenL _ Home [ Similar are main- cl&ltst, Ohio Uolvenlty, ly Important. llere are IIOIIIt lent lamb program Is to have M"nagrment ond Eqwpmer t. !tamed tn Algerta, Tanzama, lstates In bis Slleep Maa'l caJ. suggesUont: the lllftbs bom In I period of lfouse, F"rm Bntlding and Grenada and Peru. A · ptlot endar, that a sheep 1a lunda• Bolli and rams sbwld 31).35 days at exaciiJ llle lime · .E:quipment Plnll'. Clothing and Ischool lunch feedr?g program !mentally a pasture animal '!be not be over-fat at the IJe&lnniDI you want them. Thlo IM•ns Governor James A. Rhodes al levels and 1'1111 seek to de- lng, Sr., Worthlnglon; Mrs Textile<_ Water Sy,tem co n-1wlll be I nunc'led thrs fall In the , better the pastures usually the of 111e breeding seuoa. Durin& thai the flock management 1Je. announced lluDda1 the appoln~ velop needed facilities and ser- Howard C. Hollman, Daylont <tnrrP on, Fa;niiy Economics &, new African republl; of M• lawt more suc:<eS5ful the sheep en- the breedlnl lleUOn many fore and during the breedlogl menl Ill a llat&wlde atlzens' vices lor the mentally retarded. Leon~ . Klrtz, Youngsto~Moce,- Manng.' mrnt , Animal' Much of the food ts made av- terprise. sheepmen ll•e their and IUIOD must be u nearly per· Committee Cll Mlllltal Retard&· Tbe study project will be car- David Ott, Mansfield: James and Dairy Science - feeding ; !ailahle under provisions of A sheep man's a1m In Ohio, riD1B 1 amaU feed of an1n such 1ee1 u poeaible. tlon lor the purpoH of making rled out by a two-year grant Reid, Cleveland; Judge Henry care ond macngement; produc-!Public Law 41!0, with the U.S, according to Grimshaw should u on&-fourth to ene-11a1f pound 'ftle balls for a pod winter further reeommendallont ID lm· of $216,000 from the U n i I e d J. Robison, Columbus; Russell lion tcstmg, etc. I Government providing certaln be to produce early ~ late of whale oa1a each day. ntloD for tha ewe llock Ia top prove Oblo'1 program for the Stntes Public Health Service. G. saxby, Columbus; JaY' J. 4-H Club work - organizi ng aIcommodities. Distribution costs ,market topping lambs weighing Treat 111e for lnteraal qW!ty legume hey, f!e!lsfae. mentally retarded which alrea- Emphaats will be made In 1m- SIJUer, Toledo; Robert Stopher, 4-H club - What 4-H c I u h overseas, however, must be Ifrom 90 to 1110 pounds at four parasltel befllt'e the bru* 1g tory resulll can be obtained dy Ia eo111lderetl the finest In plementlng recommendations Akron; James Will, Lllila; - · · - ~-------- - or five montha of age using a eeaaon if pouible, 'lblabeada- from 11'811 111aae if lila made the nalloll. that were CODlalned in the final and Louis Wo:w, Dayton., · maximum of pasture IIDd roup. zole Ia clesllned lor UIMIIn pret. wltb 1 preservath'e IIICb u Hencbe1 Ni~GD&er, of C<llum- Comprehensive Survey report, I . rnant sheep In traatmenl of In- oom. HIP quality rouchegelbus, )ll'OfeSIOI' emeritus ef Ohio Bernard Nlebm will serve as provided by Churdl World , fectlon with pstrolnlelllnal makel for helltlly llroogilmba Stale UDiveraity IIDd a leading coordinator of the study. J Tile wolf sllall dwtU with lbe ' Service. ~ round worms, includlllg eom- 1at blrtb. authority on mental retarda- 1be appointments to the Clli- llllllb and the Jeopard ohall lie High protein foods soy ' mon stomach woriiUI. Use Winter puture, com llallm, tiOD, wu named by tha Gover- zens' (',ommlttee were IIUide by dow.' with the kid, and ~b& products and meat - are pur- lure and dosage recommend&- llltille, rye or wiDier wheat Ia oor to_be ebatrman of the new Governor Rhodes on tbe and th 11o11 and the fatchased and shipped by CROP, tion provided on the package a natural and most excellent eomllllltee; Mr. was mendation of Martin Janis, Dlto and 8 Utile obUd the community fond appeal of dru& contalnen. winter feed lor Ji IDaUres ICO>Cbalrman of 1be Oh•o Com· th ......... ~ of ....., I • Church World Service. There Is a pod dwlee lbal thai the ewes will pi plenty oriprel!enslve 'Comlmmlly Mental ~":t ~~~en~ Uall teed lhom.- Imtah~:6. _, I "O>mbat World Hunger" will ewes 1'1111 lined more nadlly earclae and earclae Ia Helllh ·iiUIVeJ whldl bepn In tloo. Committee members serv- It must be 1 peace without J , raise $580,000 lhls faD In Ohio on bluegrass or miPd puture lood I« any pNIIl8DI animal. liM. · · · lth M N•-~ as bet I ·to help ehlldren around the than oo lefUIDI puture. Pay It haJpl to bep lbe lbeep '• "llllltlis' -Committee will •tt« w . r. ......~ are victory. Only a peace ween 1 I world achieve adulthood and close atteetloo to the nms. barn clean and .... the IJed.j direei a llludy JI'Ojtel to be ?Dows. equals can last; noly a peace, 11 atllate and re'glonJoseph Atzberger, PaJnesvllle; the very principle ol which · ---- ------~ Reverend WllUam G. Black, equality, and a conunon par- ' . -==------- 1 No~:~~:,~.'!;ring the next te..l the '"""'' ',,, .,.., Fourth and 17 Situation With 19 Seconds Remaining ~·-. ' day o, to call attention to _____ ,_ Gilkey to Walker 'Bomb' t-The SUnday '11m~ent!nel, !!Uil«ay, l'~l~MIIel' :m, """' . · ·•i . MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM '- . . MI;MIER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCil! CottP. 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ENJOY THE FINE-CAR FEATURES WITHOUT PAYING Be good to yourself! Move up to Ninety• Eight and dlsco~er how easy It lo to enjoy the pleasures of fine-car ownership. Meticulously cra,fted interloro. Cushiony fourcoil·sprlng rl~e on a full 126-inch w~eel· b"!'•· Full complement ,of power equtp\n•nt, And to put It all on the road ~ the silken response of a Super Rocket V-8 Chnme Y,Our mode1 ·and check our p'rif~e. Yut1 16 ' I' IJ?bUt tO discoVer the luxury value o( the - ~earl ,~ ~ I I, Records, Drop Tulane, 31-10 '' \ �•• 17 I • ass ldl•• crowded ampus lots and, ill fac:l, •• at all. Ride your Honda rishl up 10 dlst, W~ like. If the teacher gives you a ,._, loot, ll't probably because he'd ~ke 10 have one, t.., I' l See all the Honda models • RAWLINGS HONDA SALES Middleport, 0. 88 $.2nd Ave, COME TAKE AN OLDS COMING SOON! THE All NEW SMITH BUICK ON UPPER RTE. 7 Cators Break NINETY-EIGHT LUXURY DRIVE · • .•£ UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN ' s:.us e SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS e Phono 593-7781 Simpson ond Palmer Sb. WAS NOW 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. Hardtop 8,600 Mdes, Artie White. New CM Warranty $3395 5 3095 1965 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr, Sedan M1st Green, All Power Features, LeSo bre Trade In $2395 5 1965 Chev.ll Tudor Midnight Blue, White walls, Stondard Trans. $1295 1963 Corvair Sedan Standard Trans. Mr. Nader hurt the pnce on this one $795 1995 51095 5495 e BANK FINANCING e GMAC FINANCING ' SMITH BUICK Upper Rt. 7 Ath1n1, 0. ' , CO~ Gallipolis,, Ohl• WITH AIR·CONDITIONING THE FINE-CAR PRICE! ENJOY THE FINE-CAR FEATURES WITHOUT PAYING Be good to yourself! Move up to Ninety• Eight and dlsco~er how easy It lo to enjoy the pleasures of fine-car ownership. Meticulously cra,fted interloro. Cushiony fourcoil·sprlng rl~e on a full 126-inch w~eel· b"!'•· Full complement ,of power equtp\n•nt, And to put It all on the road ~ the silken response of a Super Rocket V-8 Chnme Y,Our mode1 ·and check our p'rif~e. Yut1 16 ' I' IJ?bUt tO discoVer the luxury value o( the - ~earl ,~ ~ I I, Records, Drop Tulane, 31-10 '' \ �1.f ·' • '• ,' VOL I NO. 41 --· .• SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1966 SECOND SECUON ' •• ' r. r;.r .1 !,.' ·0 •' I ' _) . . •, • 'j. ') r ' ' '. ., I •r , .: i' :' , :. ' •' ' _, . '" ' .'' • ; .. - . ' • '. L , ', !•'I . ' • ', . . :: ·- . .~. ~ •./ ' <' -~r . f. ' .. ; ' f \ •; . • r -· • .... ., 0 Tbo ajlpotacm..l of a eom. mlhee 1o lldecl a sue lor che propOsed Melp Coalll)' PIDI• ou · ud lilllorlcal So<lely MOJeam wia aaaoaaced Sol" arday by lhr orpDizalfol! Pmldeal, Edl101 BobaleHer. Named· 1o lbe commthee ore Leo ft. Slory, cbalrmaa; P~lo Karr, Joha .. Duerr, Wallace Bradford, aDd Allred Elberfeld. Mr. Hobslelter bJ. .ilcaled lh commlhee wW ilve a report ol Ill recommendalillll""l..- a olte dur1n1 lbe sociely's board of lruif. ees meeting on Dec. 1. - ; 1 }_'1'/(i': ' . I j 5 ', .r ": :I I ' )I. • j ' " . ' .i1 . ·,· ...·!ii:... (" ' - ) . '-':{1 '" "f ~ ' I j WILL START ON··· Monday, November14 GET YOUR ... Gallipolis Pair Fined ' I ' ' Tickets From Any Of These Participating Merchants NO PURCHASE REQUIRED FIRST PRIZE I THIS BEAUTIFUL 1967, CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR' SEDAN '~ ..,, ,, ,.,- ' '-' - ~:-~~} __ _ ~ .,. Sticker Price ' e PLUS I ' t\ t . ' •. ..~r ' '' . ' $2,777· 50 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES CaiJing for YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! I 'I SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS! The Style Center Empire Furniture Company Barr's Super Market Carl's Family Shoe Store Dan Thomas and Son Tawney Jewelers & Studio Gallipolis Motor Company CINitral Supply Company Ohio Produce Company Price & Sons Pharmacy Bernadine's Haskins-Tanner Company Tope's Furniture Paul Davies Jewelers French City Lumber Company, Inc. Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. Allison Eledric Company Quaker State Service Center G. C. Murphy Company (Upper Store) O'Dell Lumber Company Kroger Company Gallipolis Dept. Store I t - Furniture Davis.Shuler Company McKnight·Davies Hdw. Thomas Clothiers G. C. Murphy Company (Lower Store) Bob Evans Steak House & Drive Inn Moore's The Hub Johnson's Market Darnbrough's Dept. Store A & Plea Company Clark's Jewelry Farmer's Hardware Tiny's Foodland Womeldorff & Thomas Hdwe. Chuck Collier Service Store Evans Supermarkets, Inc. Elliott Appliances Ball Furniture Co. Dale's Food Market SPONSORS ONLYl ·\ Commercial & Savings Bank First National Bank Ohio Vallev Bank ' .' ' SHOP ' . ., . GA~UPOUS . ·" ~ i . ' ' ( ,' ' '.. . .t· \· •.. ,:_ '" ' FOR YOOR i ·;, CHRJST~s .· N~EDS · ' '' .\ . I .~ -... . .f·· . ·' ,, ,, v' \Oo:, ,,.. I,. . "' •,. ' I_ -~; ;<( '' .-; I r. I ). �1.f ·' • '• ,' VOL I NO. 41 --· .• SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1966 SECOND SECUON ' •• ' r. r;.r .1 !,.' ·0 •' I ' _) . . •, • 'j. ') r ' ' '. ., I •r , .: i' :' , :. ' •' ' _, . '" ' .'' • ; .. - . ' • '. L , ', !•'I . ' • ', . . :: ·- . .~. ~ •./ ' <' -~r . f. ' .. ; ' f \ •; . • r -· • .... ., 0 Tbo ajlpotacm..l of a eom. mlhee 1o lldecl a sue lor che propOsed Melp Coalll)' PIDI• ou · ud lilllorlcal So<lely MOJeam wia aaaoaaced Sol" arday by lhr orpDizalfol! Pmldeal, Edl101 BobaleHer. Named· 1o lbe commthee ore Leo ft. Slory, cbalrmaa; P~lo Karr, Joha .. Duerr, Wallace Bradford, aDd Allred Elberfeld. Mr. Hobslelter bJ. .ilcaled lh commlhee wW ilve a report ol Ill recommendalillll""l..- a olte dur1n1 lbe sociely's board of lruif. ees meeting on Dec. 1. - ; 1 }_'1'/(i': ' . I j 5 ', .r ": :I I ' )I. • j ' " . ' .i1 . ·,· ...·!ii:... (" ' - ) . '-':{1 '" "f ~ ' I j WILL START ON··· Monday, November14 GET YOUR ... Gallipolis Pair Fined ' I ' ' Tickets From Any Of These Participating Merchants NO PURCHASE REQUIRED FIRST PRIZE I THIS BEAUTIFUL 1967, CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR' SEDAN '~ ..,, ,, ,.,- ' '-' - ~:-~~} __ _ ~ .,. Sticker Price ' e PLUS I ' t\ t . ' •. ..~r ' '' . ' $2,777· 50 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES CaiJing for YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! I 'I SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS! The Style Center Empire Furniture Company Barr's Super Market Carl's Family Shoe Store Dan Thomas and Son Tawney Jewelers & Studio Gallipolis Motor Company CINitral Supply Company Ohio Produce Company Price & Sons Pharmacy Bernadine's Haskins-Tanner Company Tope's Furniture Paul Davies Jewelers French City Lumber Company, Inc. Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. Allison Eledric Company Quaker State Service Center G. C. 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Answer Unus LioD-lieUI rl Hope In Peiu .. 45-Jubllee 10:00 1ti:3010:45 Livlltc World 11:00 'lblo .. Life 11:31 CIIrlstoplien Linnp Unto My 0 Feeil ,11eaJ17 ~Camera • l'aoiog Life · i! ~~: FootlJaiil ... . ~ - ' .' ' .. OnlJ 'Roberta • _____.,._ .· ·. f.idh~ ' . .· , ·..' ' loJ.~ -· . and C>dl..... ~~ ~ . ' '· ·N ft.. ,~ - • "-~ p - - Loolt Up . 12:00 Tv ~ ·. C!- 'Wa~ U:U , Gardea · Qui> ~ 1!:30 Let lo lf&r.· ~'Plus ... D:tli Let to M.U.;f ~ ~I&Mo i:3i -- WB'l1'l TV·· Olun:ll .' 1:111 AF1r 1:15 . . 1:31 Russell Often incogn.. i. to~ · Pleasing him just fine -~. WCBs n.a God'" ·" - WSAZTV-11 I:»- Jim Walter ~ erusa. .....-r .. -- - ::-·._ - -----'""· -- __. ___ ~ . - p,.. _~ - Aueliaa 1J . iloise 'SIIO. .. I ·~-.-By VERNON 8CO'IT .. relaxalioa with the kids.'" lind just by looting at . t'h e ~: 45 Football ' HOLLYWOOD (~) - Ru.s- '!be . JolmooD abode is over- change in your" i>o<ket8." 4:00 Meel Press We An Not.UC.O.. Rll .JobnsoD bas achieved a run wttb cats. They only own His idea_ of relaDtkD, 1! a 4:30 AFL _ · · ~ rare <fesree of anonymity lor a two, but be says there are 41 colleel!on of line stereo """""" .. . .. ~ · ... . • mao who has co-starred in others who come arounct 10 be ings to whicii he listens wiib a 5: 00 ·Wild KiiigdoJJl . ~ !lloDQ _ ••Gilligan's Island" for J;D:Ore fed. long..t:Une fri~ actOr ·Guy 5:30 College Bowl J _ ~ -'~ than two years. Ou weekends Johason loafs WiiJiams. i . •, . __ , M lion hi e to the aroond the house except for a lbe Jolmsons rarefy dine E"¥;-i-JI; - ~- . . .;. '.. _-, . ~D s nam little gardening. He's Do& an out~ preferrins instead te en'*' · · · ·' "'---- ., ;. --·· .:~ ~ : : : and you draw a blank athlete but enjoys watching col- tertain guests ·at hoine ~ ~u~~ . : (1::08 News ;--·<"" .• .._ - . • .. ... · ~'i'#Mi ·' U 15 . kl lege football games either oo ly at dinner parties for six to 5:SO Budapest B t• R u ~ ~ . wee Y television or at the Los Ange- eigh.L \. ~. as the pro.essor m the comedy le . Colllseum . "' I "~. aDd . • " 1:00 Lassle Voyap · tbe on1 trai b "' • J..I.IOJ;: privacy qwe., . - ., - ! senes . Y s g t man He is also an amateur co·10 Johnson .th smU 7:30 Walt Disoey Il's About ."lime oo that goofy J.Sland. .· . . •• . ~· ~ W1 a. .e . • He's just as quiet and unas- coll~r, spec.~aliziog m old Maybe Jt ~ ~a11$e I lived .WJ~ .B:GO) -Ed Sutllv8D Tile FoB.i. awning off-screen 85 be js on A~en~ coins. 1,800 other- bo~ In ~t orphan..: 8 :30 Hey Landlord CBS-TV sho I don t place any great fi- age from the time I was a unlheJ-•--d hiw. if K ay nanCial val~ ort" my 1 coHec- til " I was 17 years old. • lli:OO Bonaaza Gary Moore .Movie · UUU:HIQ aD S W . e, ., . 1 ~'ed tion, he says. But I rn amazNow I eDJOY ~ pnvacy 10:00 Andy Williams Candid l:'n--."'a bave ~~ mam 17 years. ed . 'od I ti ho and of f . . . . ·~ ~~· the parents of David, ove_r a ~ . o me w peace r:!Y amily,. It swts 10:30. ~s J'¥ . ~ u, aod Kimberly 9, Their home many collectoJ:" s 1tems you can me ~rfectJy. . _ _. 11'110-News News In the hills of Studio City looks -- ll:U Mike Douglas ~J'nn ear~.... · ,'IBC SCOpe down on CBS Studio Center. a 11:30five minutes or less away, Iss""'! .. ADs~ 11:45 Late on a third of an acre and sur.. Show ,...._ by big trees. SUNDAY WEDNESDAY Kay had decorated the house 8:31 a.m. Ch 10 "Sinhad Tile 4:30 p.m. Cb 10 "Biondie eomfortably with an accumulaSailor.. Brings Up Baby" . tioa ol things collected while • =30 p.m. Cb 4 " Quantez" F . 5:00 p.m. Cb 1 "'Ibe Spoilers" PROGRAM _NOTES FeR . they lived in a small apartment. MacM~ay 11:20 p.m. Ch 8 •!Serpent of tJie The decor is off-white and av~ 9:00 p.~ . Cb 6 " Girl He Left . Nile" cado green whicii blends well Behind" 11:30 p.m .Cb 13 "RainboW J&., ,..ith tile overall Spanish motif. 9:00 p.m. Cb 13 · ~Jumbo" D. land" D. Lamour . . Tile walls are crowded. With Day 11: 30 p.m. Ch 10 BEST a modest coUeCI!oo of paintings 11: 15 p.m. Ch 8 " Call 2455' • Bogart: '"Caoahi3Q04" - abstracts, landscapes and MONDAY 1:00 a.m. Ch 4 "Cattle~ •till-life. 4:30 p.m. Ch 10 .. 'lbe BJack of Montana•• The house is a small, SpanRose'" Pact 1 THURSDAY ish-style stucco with two bed- 5:00 p.m. Cb B "Here Comes 4:30 p.m. a. 10 "Scott of tbe rooms and a den tucked away. • '!be C.Eds" Abbott & CosAntarctic"" Part 1 "Kay is a good cook because tello 5:00 p.m. Ch 8 "19&1" 1 taught her," says Johnson in 7, 00 p.m. Ch 3 " lmltallea of 9:00 p.m. Ch 8 " '!be Country his quiet voice. ·•1 come from Life" L. Turoer Girl'" a large family. the oldesl of six 9, 30 pJD, Ch 8 "On the Wa- · t :OO p.m. Ch 10 "Anatomy of children and I took on a lot of ter Froat" M. Brando a Murder" · responsibility when I was young. 11:20 p.m. Ch 8 "Lasl Train 11: 20 p.m. Ch 8 " Escape from I spent 10 years in an orphan~ Bombay'" _Devils Island .. ase after my father died. 11 :30 p.m. Ch 13 "Story of Dr. 11:30 p.m . Cb 13 "Magnificent " ACtually, I'm not psychologi~ Wassell.. Ambersons' ' AVAILABLE AUO-ofii"Tki t.V. CABLE Y~ CAN HAVE F.M. $TEitEO fW __' J'IUr .......... cally equipped to be an actor. ll o30 p.m. Ch 10 "Misl<lr Rob- 1!:30 p.m. Ch 10 " Holiday for piNoure. At no di~l _,II>IW';,cfNiov• ·· ,, · I don 't like people looking at erts" J. Lemmoo Sinners'" me. So I avoid public appearlUESDAY 1:00 a.m. a. 4 " Desert War1st. Connection ...... lilltoi~ ances and publicity. I wish I 4:30 p.m. Cb 10 "'!be Black rior" were better at sucb things.•• R~" Part U FRIDAY .,~mo.,;~ Early Rloer 5:00 p.m. Ch 8 "Burglar" 4:30 p.m. Ch 10 " Scott of the r , . Johnson's wurkir.g day hegins 9o00 p.m. Cb 3 " Wild aDd WooAntarctica'• Part U a t 7: 15 wben he arrives at the derful'" T. CUrtis 5:00 p.m. Cb 8 .. Dn.cula" ....,. SOc •ddhioMII per •wslh atudio for makeup and wan!· 9:00 p.m. Ch 4 "Midnight 7:00 p.m. Cb 1J " Tloo Mud! For Compl- chtallo, ....1... drobe. Lace" D. Day Toe Sooll"' " It lakes me a loog time to 11 :20 p.m. Cb 8 " A Yank Jn t ' GO P .M. CH wake up. m I"m out of bed by Korea" 'lbq're YOUIJ&'' 161 Third A 4¥ • • 5,30 with a cup of coffee in 11:30 p.m. Cb 1J "Trail of the 11•20 p.m. Ch 8 "Okloawa" band to SO.t"er my Jioeo lor Lonesome Pine'" 11:30 p.m . Ch 13 ••SamsoD and the day. I'd'i home lor dinner 11:30 p.m. Cb 10 ••n Happened lite Wu Museum" by 7 In the evening for an hour To Jane" D. Day I HTaDk BattaJioD» 1Sincmc ' r ·' .,. _.. .. t 1'Y Tube Viewer - "· .. 'lbef are scam ~ . ' .. -~ - .. , -~ CABLE WEWEIS Gf.t r: ... ~~al'r"~~ IN ':THIS; 1V .. ... . ~ '> s ·ECTION - Saturday wayne • ' . ------·-------- TV Sports Hil!hlights ~.;; .._:.1 I ' .Saturda a 6 ----- W ---·T 3 7 TV PROFILE c I 1:00 8:05 1:10 8:15 8:16 --- T .' .'. Natior.al N.,.. :a..- ' .' ~: Summer sem... 7:1i Sign On, Morning Sbow ! 5, 1)11 c..tnmwuty Newo 17:45 Echoes of Joy 1 6'05 MaSOD County News Ohio Valley New, 5:10 '!eatber World News 5: 15 Sign Off Sports Today SATURDAY Wettther Picture U& Slgo On, Morning Show ·· ,wealber News ·~ ' Talk of the Town 7:45 Ecboes of· .r..y . Tile Delectlv.. CIISII.... . ~:00_ a.m. Lucl's Toyshop 8: 55 Community News 1:00 Ohie VaUey NeWs .... ... ~ ·News 11:~. a.m. - Doetor's Heuse 9:00 Ta1k of the T&wn 8:05 World News C8ll 9•15 Morning Sbow 8:10 Sperts· Today M<>rie _: ,,~ 'Jbe _ 12 Noon- Eyewitness News 9:55 Mason Ceunty News 1:15 Weathel' Picture 7:31 ·. . 'Wild Wild """' t>OO p.m . - Si=el Samn 10:0$ Morning m1:16 Footban Replay ...1:» U:N.C.J.,& ••• ... 4:30 p:m. - The Early Sbow 10:30 Lat<hstring 10:30 Song & Story TilDe 6:25 p.m. - Weather - market 11:00 News 10:45 Morning Sbow Movie Milton Berle Report 11 :05 Lou Mueller Show (except 12:0& Local, Ohla & Nat') New ' t:•- T.Q. Cal ' 7:00p.m. - Lookin~ With Long Friday, Church Bells Ring) J2: 15· BuUetia Board lO:Ge ....._. u O'Clock ml!h 11 :00 p.m. - Eyew1tness News ll:45 World News 12:2$ News 0 Grams 11: 55 Mason County News 12"": 30 G~-den Club of tbe Air 11:10Paawnaket lllewa 12: 00 Community News 12: 45 Saturday Matinee ' 11::11 Sports Sports . 11: Ill fGIII8bl 12:05 Noon News 1: 30 News Headlines NOWI Tbealre • U:lil 12 :10 Markets 1: 31 Saturday Matinee Lato Sbow 1:U U:IO 12 :15 Bulletin Board 1:55 News ACI!on Theatre 12:15 News 0 Grams 2 :00 Saturday Matiaee 12:30 County Agent 2:30 News Headlines SPORTS 2 •31 Saturday Matinee 12,45 Country Go Round 2:55 News - - - - - - - - - . - - - - . : . - . . , . . - - - - - - - 12 Noon Ch 4 OSU . Football 1:55 News Beat •. • .ffigbllghts (OSU·Iowa) 2:00 Country Go Round 3 ,00 Saturday Matinee _ --Daytiino ShoWB 12 Noon Ch s Let's Go _Bawling 2:55 News Beat 3:30 News Headlines ft· 1 iK!il9 N!l WDJN i'\i...D 12:-tS p.m. Cb a NFL Highlights 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:31 Saturday Matinee -''*-JIIm-· 1:4!0 p.m. Ch 3 AFL New York ! 3:55 News Beat 3:5$ News .-f:41' · , Neighbors , at Buffalo 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:00 Saturday Matinee • , ,, 1' 5 p.m. Ch 8 NFL Football : 4:30 Interchange 5:00 News Roundup 1:111 P<tpeye .. P'orelp Lee. Philadelphia at Cleveland 4: 45 Spotlight on Sports 5: 15 Sign Of! '·t1:»:-.,. • and New York-at Los Ange. '' ' ---------Linus les - ,-..--~-u " WJ.E.H.. Radio 1t a.m. ter 6:30 - 196 ... The Sunday Tlmes-SentinftJ, Sunday. November 13, ls.s&. .. Merf!' -- . . • I I I'Rew17 ......... · . I I I:k~ .-.Ill IJl2'30~m. N .... , aDd~- EYeaiag ShoWB. - i 1 I -- M NO VE MBER I 5,45 ·1 1JouC1M Family 1beat..: Adamo l'lllllllJ . ~1~:·~=--· ..,.._ _.,!____...____:•~·~·~si~e:_____ I 1:10. II. ---- S l r rb. . ,,........,.,... . . '' 30 I .• ~· Daytime S"-~wa MiddJeporff i "' rcu- '. !Pomerbf .. • 5:&1 .,. ·_ SuluLly 1!:00 -Natl<iDill Newo . Nooa 5040 Club (Ruth 7:111· News 1!::15 A.S.C. Prgm .. Lyons) 7:50 News 1!:30 Mason Co. /o6. Olun:IJ . , a.rtot 2:00 p.m. - Spoalr: Beclmlao ; 1 :45 Baker Fw-nilure Auel!on 12:46 Ohio Unlv. Repori Sbow ' !Wed) 1:00 Ohio News C&mlnl Buddy.p.m. - Gypsy Rose Lee 1 1:45 Baker Fum. Sllow (FrL) 1;05 Saturday Sbow ~ - GrUa. -~- ;: ·SbOw · 9 :00 News 11:15 osu and ou Foolball 1:10 p.Iil. '- Very Special 9:05 Coffee With .raaet · Sign Off . 5:eo p:m. - ' o·Cioek Ne,.. . 11.00 Swap Sbop 1 SUNDAYS 1!eJ!01t .1.:15 Morning MeditatiOIIS ,00 'Sign On -" Forwaril 111: 011 p.m. _ 'IV 4 Eleventh l10:30 Bnmcb Show · hitll the JUierz;Mj Bever.,. BIDN!!... Hour News ·• · · •11:110 Ohio News . 6:30 Baptist Hour ' Aft..- late show - TV 4 Newsl ll:05 COuntry JUDCtioa • 7:00 Mast6 Conlrol & Weather i 10:30 COuntry Hymntime 7:30 '!be Good Life'· Doi. C1wuoe1 1 1!:118 Newscast j 7:45 Tilt!< Bible Speab D _ _JODr illl>' , l.oft..Of ·Ufe . ~- c , 1:40 a,m. _ Devotions 12: 15 Local News 1:4!0 SUpday. Show • . . D· ., . . 4ieft' . . . . 1:43 a.m. - R. R. No. 1 1!:25 Sports News 9:Ge Spreading King·1' . Tamar. J'io_. K - . 7_,00 a.m. _ Over Ligbtly 12:30 Goessler Sbow IFrL) 1:20 Sunday SfP.w · .. , • . . U:.,_ < .• • ~ ' U&Itl , 7:31 a.m. _ Willis FamilJ' _ 11:31 ........,. """""- Sbow to,JG COuntry Hymn- ··' j1J:~ _}if:.4!'~. . SID8fDI Time · J:,.;. Miles Knsle Sbow 11:30 Quiet Hour : , · ' "'-.;· . - ~:.!'c~ - i'i-. ; ~ c._ co~.·.:;,.. ,. , ot"" #. fl:jlll a.m.- Over LighUy f:l5 Karr Vaa ZaDdl Motors 12:00 N""';' Ne... .. , ~ · ., <>:-WtQ i'*" I i 1:30 a.m. .Jack r.ar.anne Sbow {Mo.Wed.-FrJ,J 12:11 Cllris~ . ~ , ., ~ Jl.-T:!I<¥ae;,j, lliul' ieo a.m. _ DaDing for oou.n 4;38 Local News 12:30 Rev. 'Nela . . ; .,.. t.:S!Iews · .. · .,_ .......... . . . ~i tt:oo a.m.. _ 'l'be Nurses 5.00 News 1:~ fte:v. F.4die: ~er ;:· . ..: "-~,. ~ ! 11:30 a.m. - Dark Shadowa . 5:45 Sign Off 1:30 Rev. ~lll!jla ; : ·• c-s:..,.f)"l'to.. .· ...... . . _ ; J·30 p.m. Mite llouglas SA'lURDAYS 2:00 Rev . .r JOfforJOt .. A 11me I!W Ua iia-; - . Sbow 5:38 Sign OD 2:30 NatiowiJ iWaf i ' ·' ' S:GI p.m. - Carloons 5:50 Pro~t Hour I Z:~ Sunday Sh<jo!: 3 ' Geto. &api!al 1:00 p.m. _ Local Newo 1:10 Family Worship Bow> i 5:45 Sign Oli , , ., ., ,.. ;. To Tell- · I . ., ;t._, .f'~· ... 'l _, ".1:25News 11:00 p.m. - 11>e Merv GriffiD I • '> ' l ;ao tn't 1q ·Ectae Of, Nlabl 11 '!be oln ::... wealher, --"-. ·" . - 1:15. La<i,,' Agdersaa !!how 7:50 News 1:00 11igb Seboo1 l'oo- i .,.,. a.m. _ Seminar .i Meip ct. RFD f,31 a.m.- Farm Fon.east · 5:55 News 1l :IO...a.m. - Paul D1nD Show! 1:• sm M'rller Show w:· ... ;.:~:...-· ·..:. . '· '.; .... :.: - Friday -".("_ - n.,. • These outstanding programs can be brought into~~"rior·y · $J ; VJ,awiiek • • • · ... -·-~~·- · TOWER AN1'ENNAS, IIC. my . ' "-<' '-v �,,, .' ,, ' > . •• ,. • '·' ,, · ~ '. ' . ' .' . ',f l i ' . l l· '• ~ I •.• ' ~· .' • ~ •• 1 ' '• ! ' •: I, "· ·,, ;· Miracle of ~~anna Topr Of Missionary ·Ladies -· ,, ,, •• y '. • ' ' , )'• ,' . '· "\ 1r·' <,.; '. I ' 1 ' Wig Making ,is ·Demonstrated • Two guest speakers, Mrs. Anise Narcissi and . ' ~ ..::' ' .... .' '• .f"J ''1' ' ...,,,, .' 'i·· ' c ~. J ' ' '" . ,, .H ~eggy Deffinbaugh, of the Parisienne Wig Villa in tington, and Charleston, gave a demonstration of " 01 ' ~SIIOO!allon ·,'1'~~ met , BEE- at Members of the GalhaEli~ County and ~:.~~~~~way aremeeting made, and showed many styyles and recently the home of Mrs. beth Tuberculoels Arnold, executive 1 Iorin~wigs at the of the Club 1~~~~ Parish House. '• . '.'I " '""''Fli'1NG . >ary, to stuff Chnstmas seal envelopes for. Galhpohs residents. The seal sale evenwg at St. Peters .Pa!gp opens Nov. 15• Shown here left to r1ght are Ann Saunders Maxine Stutes of the club modeled , ~)ia. Gll(~ma and Ella Con.dee. County mailing was prepared by M~yme Gooderham' ' ~ ·-' ~ New capital investment in Ohio ; for that year, according to the U. S. l •E• these markets is easy from Ohio. More than 84% of Ohio'~ 1,529 mil~s of Interstate Highway It now either under CI>Pftruction or open for traveland Ohio intends to be the first etate 11.1 complete jts entire network. Ohio's $2.7 billion program for new highways in'ures the $late an unsurpassed highway sys· . tern. T1Urty·four railroads, 2,500 motor earri& truck lines, and thirteen reg\llarly·~heduled airlines link Ohio cities with the nation. Sl.l<>n, facilities for twin· engine business planes will be av&ilable in ~;Very Ohio '!lQ\III.ty. The St. Lawren~e Seaw&y·Great Like~ ~hip· ping lanes and the mighty Ohio River open ~ect water l'ou.tes between Ohio's induatry f.nd world ~QJ~~mun ~ A Dlltft' WOftD IN OHIO • Unu:ceu.d human reeource1. Ohio', labor force is amonJ the m11st prod11etiv• in zhe liGtion. 3:00-Altoth. l'klrld To TeD Tndb Gell. 1lalpllll us- Nen . 3:31Hlon't S.., Edge•OI NJ&bt the 1 1:00 9:30 T.H.E. Cat Movie portac '"' .,Q;.ro ter . a.in. - Farmllme ., .!,~ . . 1be Deleclifel • _,._,.,__ •" • ¥ Hope In Peru 1:30 . 1:41-Jubllee 10:41 lJrinl World 11:00 1bla Ia Life Camera I DiiJcoverJ l'aelng Life ·12: oo TV Cbapel . Clean Water . Garden Club t:u Plus . · 12: 1& 12:30 Let 10 14sr·p li:e Let to Mana,. 1 Niil. 1:110 AJI'L Jl'oolblll !:IS · Trulb Oral Roberta liiihuslda · FootbaO liiib"M"J't NFL I'Oolbin .· Jim Walter JuiJilel • ·i:l5 weulier Pktbre H5 a.m.- Mullhls ' t:ll. 'l'@lk ~ ibe Town : . ·t:55 Q)DUJIIDI!IJ .!.!~ ' 't:IO ~ ol :tlie T~ :> 1>1& .MOmlnl Show :· . ,, .. , .•,.... uo. a.m. - .,ao a.m. - . 11;211; a.m.. ' c;an ' \ < ·; .,.:,. ,, ' - •.t.M 1,..'. ' '· ' .. cOunt!; 111M·': ·~ 1:110 ' J:OII .. ... '.... News ABC Scope .' ·. ·' i ·~ ! "nme ,: , .. ..... IJsues • Answers I . .. l:~ ...... .••• ~ .. ,' .... ~'' . ~ ... !.1" \. ~ !!) :1t·l .,. , , ~ . jl:\ ·• .- ·. '• ' •, ... . -)~; . , .J.'::,, ;• ' .... "'!"" i• " ' . ' ', ' j. " ~· :.:.;,t; ._ ~r ~~ .•: . . . ., ..... . ~·j ' IIIMI•Koaa . , .. " -. ', 1:30 -· .· .. ~.r ·~ . .'., <'' ~. ' 1:00 Race of Week Sea Bwd 1:15 1:10 AJI'L RAlporl I Lawmaa ,"' .' '. ' ' ' lo ,{1 . I ' .. ./ ,/ j .'l" ~ ' I \ \ ~-~and-~ < ~ ,_ . ~ ' ' from ten subordinate Lucille Story. . . . The Nalional Leclurel'l C... ere given. LegislotJve . Talk by Vorgli Atkms on hJS Iorence will be held Nov. ._.. ~ tive Leo Story re- m~erpr,etah· tJOn of wh~t our PJJ. 28 at the Southern HoteJ 81 t , d gnm at ers were like I Columbus reso Iut 1ons pa~Sse t · , ·te Grange session .. Wl~l ~r Moderu Uay Amer-: The Meiss County Of.fttWh"·~ e WhJte was elecled rcan rs lJke. by Leo St.ury :Conference and School of In· . ,. of Pomona. to be Readmg , · ·~e Old Va,, ~ioned strurtion will be held Tuo!lday Thanksg1vmg, ily lo.,.,rge l evening • Nov · 15 • at the Rock t th e J anuarymeet- G . enheomer. :Springs Orange Hall •at a p.m. . Poem, '' Let Us Give Thanks" I with State Deputy Masler Vlrwmg program was by Betty Leooard. gil Atkins · 1n eharge. 'Y . Lecturer Pauline A candlt! lighting service ded. All members are Invited ]8 ~sm~. the theme, ication program to "Cerea, ·attend. Members are requtsted Jng, Goddess of Harvest," by Ito bring pie for refreshmenll. grot~p, "Count Your Stanford Slockton. MHry Gen-~ Star Grange . wHI bt n'* at -------=h~ ei:= mer, P.>uli~_ e _A_tlti_·ns_. F'ranc·lthe January meeting, IY PAULEY 1them seem to have as much a frock were laced thrllUIIJ lOIII em eo's EdUor , hair as Ahce in Wonderland or thick braids. On ODI blonde IK IUPI) - ll's Lady Godiva . • model I counted five long braici, 1 the back that Bergdorf Speclall81 I plus 8 couple of braida looped ill new coiffures. Some of the fanc1est ~airdos HUGE ovALS 0 EACH EAR Ia Shtrley Temple seen during the past two weeks huge ovals over each ear. nt? the shou~ders, of !lhow after show came during br•ids were looped like llil llke .an onestal the ~car de La Renta topknots. . plat Is of hatr colled.J.on. De La Renta, associ- , Ribbons Plplllar Jewelsor nbbo~s aled With tile firm founded by Or, the il&lr st lilt used ctwed Wit~ sprmg s the late Jane Derby, brought i1 colorful ribbons at ft.e nape Bf hes w!uch New Hugh Harrison. half styilst at the neck to gather in ingl •-wear manufaclu- Bergdorf Goodman, to create 8 1·, seven and e·ght · r bee~. , wee k for th e h.1s fanta s1es. , I th JS too , f sil h'" nurn r buvt>rs H put hi od b . 1 very rnes fine-m6h · o · . e . s m e 10 ong hose aOO silver puritan pumps and evemng, the pony t:uls, loose and flowing with not 1 n · . r .spring too, thJs down the back as worn by dres Y termg evemng length or longer Minme Cushmg thf' socialite A ses u B With such Bl 1ft · · mer1can eauty red Jhort t th d txcep e en s mannequm, or tied them littl~ cockta'l 1r k · ""·-•· l«fup ' Jfh ' 'bbb I oc,mcrepe,wuc · ~ as Jon w1t ri ons match-! lype dresses inish d ff. 1 tfJ ... mselvea mostly mg the costumes. ·1 ~ . ~ , 0 a · ... tS, but hairpieces For tale day and evening P ::rth ti ~ng.~tting f01lll, gic that makeo ,silm mesh or ribbons to match entchrus tedg lh to the tn~ _ ·. ~ "' assor r 1nestones, pearls and colored stones . IS rape for Two Members o. La Renla wu 0111 111 ,several pace-settin' designers prtngS range Uf ay to unv•il spring colleclioDI lbio I Gra.nge of Ier and an article, '' Forget Not : week. Openinp continue solidly met m regular , All His Benefits," by Mrs., lbrough nut w..k with clolbet ay evening "1th ' Leonard. i begmning 1o appear in liW worthy master, A Thanksgiving poem wa 9 istores in January , read by Mrs. Homer Radford ! Throughout 'tht collectlillll, "'' draped ;0 and a llOio, "Sharon'• Rose, " l thest other .trendo sbowlll 1 Williamson and was presented by Homer Rice repeatedly: for Hazel Hum. An art1cle, "Safety Pays Be. - Knee lengths copiet of te next meeting cause Jt saves," was read by 1 men 's ~hirt! done m tverythr~r .. giving it a Mrs. Fred Goeglein and "Star! from s1mple eotton1 1o the mosl , 1 M.rs Aw s Something," by Mrs. Frank .elaborately trimmed eYeRi!il' • " . . mOi G d Iced that gifts rueser. resses.. . .. , _ te H 'tal Two poems, "Route of the -<::onunulng populanty lot -' 0 I the ~:~t m::~ ~· Sehool Bus," a?d '·Snow," and ~ tile .simply cut. conarless shOrt ' ~ a contest by Miss Leonard clos. and long formalll. roverid· . : ed the program. entirely with i•wels. ~\ie' ; lion was read 1 Rerreshments were served Pa~nis, who probably ebqJt ! Grange 111 at the close of the m!f'ting. retire on the numbers of oaw-:. ' e toun and the lace dre!ls styles she 's sold tor was announced several seaons, uses mother If officers meet. en10r ot fS pearl discs to embrOider 1be 1r Nov. 14 has sheerest of fabrics . :n, '·I •D d S • G I~~,' ..: Th sd I 1 ! Nov. 15, 81 lhe S • M he Will Serve • • I I - Use or plastics for dren .. 1 well as sporls occasions. De La dl. Reported /mpertal Dmner >· rueser, Mr~ . The Middleport Se M th iRenta n-:ed rlear plastic spanr: mors 0 gled With rhinestones for n --: 6rs. C: L· ers planned to serve the Imper. evening rainco 1 CUrtiS · El t c . 1 • worn over 1 •· lh . Anne F oglf'• t d'ec nc 0 .ompany Chnst.,1 pink crepe Sut'a . mner ecember 10 and ty does what our UPI ter onard ""' Della Kappa Gamma Teach. Icalled " Wow" th'ln .~v1 1 )rogram •s 't d' N gs Whu ny, , ers o~on Y mner ov · 21 Jl.t . such as sheer vinyl tent-shapMI 1, otluck Group a meetmg held Thursday even- , coats with scroll lk do e Garden" ing at the high school. designs in white o."'bl:"ck 1 ov~ n followed by Named to the dinner com. polka dot dresse All ' 1 fi! Psalms mittees for the Imperial Elec- <oats and palenl ~ . •lny IVIlliam Grues- lric Company were Clara Riley Idress jackets added ~:~~~ ~: • and Mrs. Norman Humphreys, "shiny" look for spn111. IS e<>ehamnen and dmmg room -continualion of the milllary art Mrs. Robert [' look. Larry Aldrich for I• Schmoll, Mn. Dave Jenkins stance, ~howed epa~le1 shouiMro. Tom Rue. All moth- ,ders and brass button lrim for will be contacted to ass1st coats. ~~:~I~= !he dinnOO', .one of I h e - Panls in OYery imagtnahl• raiSIDI p!'OJoclll to ...,...., version. Dooald Brooks do•, g oooLne,,llle money lor the seni':"' trip. coats with trousers bel'lnu<' 1 The class has appro•unately 9hol'ls length for dn. 101 ClliriD·I ~1,1111 at the present IIIDI! evening long flwin& ., · , II~~ has planned several d re 11 u, 1 n d • ven 1"• . ancl eandy sales ID help trousered dres!Jes. Adel• ~1 m, lht addiuonal amount. son shoWed day cost~rneo 'lhL ......,111. .., • Chert .. Bradbury Is re• eame both will! ankle · tengll • 11 • ., 1 dlllrmaa. troosers ..,t Skirt ' Ql ·, ;."'' It wu IDllOIIIICOd lhat fool. fabric ID ll'vt ' !he ·•am 1 Rawl matben Will prepare the dlok!e. , · , banquet Nov. 17 with -Some erlorb 10 Pub ._ ' the llame ~ CIIH ter· litld-Wf ~ Itt lht wi· 411 ID lbe dilllnl room. Mrll, abovHDM ' ~ .. - E : 4:00 Stonoulan'l 4:30 The DeiiU4' ~-,: i~ :i ~ -·Thanksgiving, also were enjoyed by lfte IJ'olp. 1 ! Tom :•.... •'' • ~ Stoney JIUrb •, ,.. ;"' i "• ' we Are Nol AIODI SIDJing Tlme.D!Je Movie -.. . Liaut TeaoesseeTlJII4t Ptri:y .I 'll ' -. 12:00 Top Cal c 118111 ·~ •'' 12:30 Smllhsoniall . 1'1!e ~ : ; 1:011 Altlmal Sectl ' • < l:li ' '• l:30 canadian Ptb. ~~~~;!§..._: ·· Football The F.B.I. -· ' .. :•- . . . Nell!' ,,. Mari -Outy .Nm · ' IO:a, &1\tJr 4:30 tr.ni. - The , IO;it 8:'25 p.m. - Weather • . ~IJC\'1.. 7:011 p.m. -l.OOI<Ine 11:00 p.m. - Ey~ . -;:: .. ~'' NeJcbbon "F«e!CD Lei- IO:tiO See. Squtml frallleD&teua .... 10:30 Space C8tllll sPaCe GbM ;:;. '' 11:011 Cool McCool s~ :· ,"- "· 11:110 Jelsonl ,!AM .... "_, Auction JJ Horse Sbow Voyage ' ~· ' " ~~Underdotl l:ot Time Twmel •• ••• JllsbiJ 1be Deleelivee • Othe: Crusade 2:30 :_ .'; · l l'·.· :, . gfet, Braid,Pfaint ' Coiffures for 1961. BuDwinkle !1:30 (holslopllen t~ 'HATS DOWN THE BACK, THAT COUNTS Lamp Unto My Feel Be1111 and Cecll Loot Up Peter Potamus -~- z.t.,... ' ___..,_ _ FRJiM.y 1beatre News Laae Show •=00 Super • 1:30 Atom Alit ....... ___-i ' God Is Answer Linus Llon-Heuleil cartooll . 5:00 -Wild Kingdol!l 5:30 College Bowl Paf:OO!Uer'.NMII ~ PROFIT IS N01 -. . ,, sPOrti". ·=~ ' ' ' · • . Monilng Show .7;41 EchOes 91 Jgy .8:011 Olilo Villq Newt e:W' World 1;10 :sporg l'11d8f. · .' a.m. - Spojllght 011 • caUon , .'· 1:311- ~tl Tbe SUlld&Y "nmes-~nuii8J, Slmd17, November 18, 11168· . . t:tt 4:30 AFL 0' 12 Noon ~ 4:00 p.m. - .. . thq ' .' Cll-' II · , 5:10 a.m. - SUmmer Sen-1 7:iUip Ou, Nen 7:6 1:00 Popeye 1VtlM or Cl11 ~Ik:t Go\r, JIIIQI A. 'BJJPd'!l or DeftlOS'IIIW Dire• Ia Nw Yttrk CU,, 4 ,,. WJ.EJL Adallii' FamllJ 7:00-AimiiiUIC 1 '• f:OO Meel Pre8a I .Daytime Shows went. T OhiD lion, -lAcal Newt · S~turday atmosph( •I ., ' ~:45 p.JD. .,- '!be' Mery_Grillillif , . Show . . ' . a.m. - Nen, We~•thel,,! and Sports MONDAY· tllfG!IIIi a o•eta Jllgh largf. ·'W}u 3 B 9 10 I t I / 1:3111:41 3:30 ,, p.m.-~ Wbere Adlaa II Family 1beala: Bogan's 1:46 I 1beatri 1:30 U.N.C.L.E. •ttc!d ? I 1:1$ 1be Nunea Darll: SbadoWI CBS llews News 11:00 Newt 11:20 Sporta 11:30 ronlgbl 11:50 markets. PftOPIT II wei IIIIi A nme F'GI ,111 ilew11 \VtJIIIell'tN- 10:00 Laredo T ,,~ 2:~ six etatt 7 w 1:1$ 7:00 The Montee• Dillon , 7:30 Tarzllll Wild ,Vlld Weil uonal • ' T I 1/, 1%1) z':IIO ' 1:00-Newa 1:30-News 1:40 ~~n HOHMHI~ 1:30 1:311 --:-----------:..------1 · llhalber tu: .. and .RADI.O ' Evening Shows_ 90,01. . " Lassie _:...:._____:.___________ . advd,l .,. ,.. i 1.' rn. m.alfl -. o:] •..." • ,,. ,, -- ·~· I 3 14 IS IG 17 15 1 'I 2 0 ? 1 22l.:s242'i 21, '.!. 7 <8 2Y 30 - .. Gul4lln& lJglat 4:30 Roclcy • i:GO M. DousJal i:IO- 93 0 . Love Of Life · News· .. Seardl· ., .. Tamar. UO Mr. Carlooa iqal eng ltea~hing ~ r' 2:10-Doelorl ••,. h&VI Severt, IQllbllllel 2:08--()ur Llvlll ,, . .. ' ,,. !:GO NeWI 1:30 Make A Deal 1:55 Newt If th wbatyqt up epee spe~ 811 ' ' 12:110-Jeopardy 12:2$12: 3D SwlnCID' 12:4&12:5$-Nen Whel I Mcrrket ·centtr of the nadon. From Ohio, rour· products reGch more 11U1rkeu ll1l4 big1er TIUirkets fMt,. tha" from any other 'tate. Within 500 miles ~1 Ohig "" 67$'V of the nation'' popultJtion~ 72% ~I ill purchosing powl7', and 78% of iU man"" facturinr. I .\ndJ Grlllilb 11:00 Pal Boooe 11:30 Hollywood Sq. Dick Vaifl)yb Resp page excel .. ... ,>, ,, ~·-- Candid ' Camera .' IO:IIf-Eye Goa. 10:2$-NeWI 10:30-ConoeJib:al time record for all states in the natlo: PllOPIT ... W!:[ A DIRTY WOftl) IN OHIO • •> t:GO DlaHDI Dollar Seellt Jiarm 9:3tJaUie Obllager 1966 will surpaiiii $2 billion, establis'b Only in Ohio can you find such a record. It reflects the attitude of official• in the State House, court houses and city halls throughout the 61ate. Ohio's many and impressive programs for highways, education, airport~ and capital improvements are managed within a hal· anced budget 11nd without new or increased taxes. Indu1try can locate and expand here with the great~~t atsurance of profitable operations h<>th today and in the future. c ut 1966, it passed $1lh billion again. 1'11 ·• Fpvorable economic climate, State and local · · taxes in Ohio are already the lowest of any com· parable indUJtrit!l state. The state budget has been . balanced for the IU!t three years with no new or increased taxes. And, some state taxes actually have been reduced. .., ' a:ao- $Ilh billion, and in just the first nine > s 7:DO-Todl1 7:3t- of Commerce. In 1965, Ohio industrial .· \~ 1:45-Cml Cdl •. 19bb .... . The Traditions of Thanksglv. es Geoglei\..n ,· llln. . . ' "'. ·. Pomona Grange met . in regular session lng, g1ven by Beunah Grueser. INeiiJ< Vale. , evenmg at the Rock Rol·l · Call, "A Thanksgiving :, Reading, Harvell Sprmgs Grange Hall w1th Laur- Trad1t1on observed in Your Juanita Radekin. 1G •! 1%4 was over $1 billion, the highest hi WBAZ 1:30 " " The Meigs County ' ,... ~ .· were approximately t N Mr M present were s. arcel won a two i Th an ksg l•Vl•ng l s Th t:/:jme ltoett.· ~ ··"Ion, master, presided. Medilation on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~n~.~e~w~m~e~m~.G~~th~e;:n;~;•;s~t~~=~·stUI,;A ~u- ~~~~ ~~ '• ....... Mrs. Mel Simon Joho Drew. Mrs. i ,...own CJty; Bess Call, RIO Grande, Thurman and Vinton· Daisy Glassburn Bid: · ·Long, Cheshire, and Marguerite Carter, Northup and Patriot. A to'tal ave en Mr. John Rafferty is seal sale chairman. ,. The ':Miracle of manna" wao , sang "My Faith Looka tip Te allllldoi •Ill llaokltri: wlia, the top1c presented by Mrs. Thee." Mrs. Lee n!ad tbt JOOih MIN Bilby P. Qlrlr lbowild Chester Scott al the meellng of P•alm. lllml and told ot ber mfiiiDD<the Missionary Ladleo of Tried111· work ii Afrka. 1111 lljll stone Baptist Church in Galli. Mrs. Ted Sto~y, ~nt, lOon ntllfll a. ber •I IIIID ... polis, this week. 3>Ve a readmg Somet!IJDI to ti I llw ,... The program opened with Be Thankful For." Membero of on or 1110 ftll'l. devotiollti and ,the song the society told of theU' 'l'hanb- All ef!letn ojl lilo ertMIM "Whal A Friend." The acrip- 8Jvlngs wben they were young. bon wen retained tor J11101111t lure lesson was taken from Cards were sent to the lick, year. The motllllf eloiM wltb Numbers. Prayer was offered A number of the members r. oentence prayon 11111 111f by Mrs. Floyd Lee. The group ported on a meetlna Iiley had Mizpah. ·- - - - - - - I I • ••a:.ta...._f::l:~•. ;:.:;,.:: b I .. • = =~~O:~a~~ . t •' ~ '~ · till ...... .,, ' , 1 I ' ' '.... ,.~ . ' . /!,' ) �, " The Sund!IY Tlme•Sentlnel, Sunday, Npvember 13, 11!80-11 • 1 Sulfday Times-Sentinel '. ·r-l ' t. ·'·' ',~ •. ;.o;!f_ii· l " ,,~ !(' ' ... ..' • ' '· ~ Of Missionary Ladies ' ... ' I ' .,. ,, ' ' ~·f ' \· .' ,• ·, Wig Making is . 1' . . 'I II· ,, , } df ' ·•..,*' .•.. ' )1' -~- .) '·I • ,' ,).f'' ., ''· I • . .. ' ...... ' '. ' ,,, r, --· ... ,... -....., .,'·:'r. , , ···I' ' -~-· ' ! , . . "r ., I : ,1 1 , _A_________ _/_r . O. .L -- --··· ' --- •. ,, 1 1 Two guest speakers, Mrs. Anise Narcissi and Miss ~eggy Deffinbaugh, of the Parisienne Wig Villa in Huntington, and Charleston, gave a demonstration of the way wigs are made, and showed many styyles and coIorin~ at the meeting of the Newcomers Club Thursday evemng at St.. Peters Episcopal Parish House. Members of the club modeled the - - - --wigs. Coronel, Mrs. Mel Simon and There were approximately 40 Mrs. John Drew. Mrs. Simon, members present. New mem. being the newesl newcomer. bers present were Mrs. Marcel won a two week's subscription to the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. Mrs_ James Mills wa~:~ ::~war(L ed a box of candy through the courtesy of the G. C. Murphv Co. .Reto.rn Jonathan Meigs Chapter ... n .... r __..:_ _..L ' ,, .' -1 t New capital investment m . . . . :~_;-~UFF1NG BEE - Members of the Gallia County Tuberculosis and Health """"':"""hon met reC!!ntly at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth . Arnold, executive secre· lary, to stuff Chnstmas seal envelopes for. Galhpohs re!lldents. The seal sale cam· >l81Jl1 opens Nov. 15• Shown here left to nght are Ann Saunders, :Maxine Stutes LeQa· G\1\ima and Ella Candee. County mailing was prepared by Mayme Gooderham: <;l'&wn C1ty; Bess Call, R1o Grande, Thurman and Vinton; Daisy Glassburn, BidW~~; ,Flora ,Long, Cheshire, and Marguerite Carter, Northup and Patriot. A total of 4.~~0 ~tten have been prepared . Mr. John Rafferty is seal sale chairman. ., .., . . . ...'· ...: .. ' I " Demonstrated ' '. >· 1964 was over $1 billion, the hig1 ...., .,'/;1 ·:.- . ·' ; ' ·- ·. for that year, according to the $1V2 billion, and in just the fir~ 1966, it passed $llf2 billion .:_, ' time record for all states in ... c •· es! .. ., ' .' l .' Only in Ohio can you find $UCh a record. It refiects the attitude of officials in the State Hou,e, court hou,e~ ; and city htlls thro11ghout the stat~. Ohio'a many and !. impressive program• for highways, education, airport' \ and capital improvements are manased within a bal· anc'd lludget and without new or increased taxes. Induetry can locat11 and expand here with the gr~at"t '"unnce of pro1itabl' operation• both today and in . -;;., . . ~- - ·, r . r ' ·~ ,. '1'1 ? ' ' (', .tJ IN OHIO Oa'7 and Gollallt Soe. Seeurlty • M(ll'bt cenUr ol dae nation: From Ohio, :r~ur productf r"~Ch more 11111rkets and bi11er 11111rkets /tUCrr than from anr oeher Jtate. Within. 500 miles of Ohig m 67% of the IIIJiion.'• populat~n; 72% of iff purcmuin.g power, IJnd 78'fo of Its mcmu- ·=- Super-at ~ Dllllt(,O.. Doim.·Jielll facturln,. J!.ea~hing theee markets ia easy from Ohio. More f,louty. The St. uwre~ Seaway·Gr~t Lakea wpping Janes and the mighty Ohio River op~ ~ 1 I ~ ~~putes between Ohio' II induttry P.d wodd . ., - ' • Una:celled human re10urce•. OhW$lGbor force is omPBf.the mpst prod1r.cti111 .mthe IIGfioJJ. 1 i , 1 · By GAY PAULEY 1 them oeem to have as much a frock wert laced thr.IOIII 1 UPI Wome& 1 Editor :ha1r as Allee m Wonderland or thtck braidB. On 001 blonde NEW YORK I UP II - ft's Lady Godiva. • model I counted five long braid< 1at's down the back that Bergdorf SpedallsL plus a couple of braidl looped ill ~ts in the new coiffures. Some of the fanciest hairdos HUGE OVALS 0 EACH EAll r Ringl~ts, a la Shirley Temple seen durmg the past two weeks huge ovals over tach ear. Other t falling onto the shoulders, ol •how after show came during braids were looped like 11iJ 1g braids like .ao orieRtal the Oscar de La Renta topknots. ~eu~, a~d . pla1ts o.f hatr collection. De La Renta, associRibbon• p~ twmed w1th jewels_or nbbo~ ated w1th the firm founded by Or, the balr stylisl wed these all ~h~wed :h ~pn~g s the late Jane Derby, brought io colorful ribbon• at the nape o1 emng co es tc ew Hugh Harrison, hair stylist at the neck to &ather in ringlet. ll'k ready-to--wear manufactu-- Bergdorf Goodman, to create six . seven and eighl · "'' 'led th' k f the h. . m numuer . r~ u~vet ts wee or 1s fantasJes . too. of silvery mesh fine-me!h twn s store buvf'Pi He put h.is modt!ls in long hose nd ·1 . • bo h d nd. . h a :11 ver pur1 18n pumps ,or t a: a evenmg, I e pon.v ta1ls, loo" and flowing w1·rh not 1 l'tte · · II " · · 1 · t th d h b · on y g 1 rmg evenmg I h" ldm orl sprhmg ool, 18 own t ~ _ack as worn_ ~y dresseB but with such II an ! s ou. er eng! or onger Mmme ~ushmg , . the !IOC!ahre American Beauty red short f, stra1ght except the ends mannequm, or t1ed them littlt> c ckt ·1 fr k · Tu 1h n· ped . . . . - o a1 o~ , m crepe. JUe c are 1p up. grrl fashion w1tb nbbo11s match- type dresses inished off at lh"' ,fodels tflemselves mostly ing the costumes. 1 ltlt fj · · .. we short locks, but hairpieces ~'or late day and evening, · .~~~~~•~ ij ~~g-totti~ :,"~ rt _ _the ___ _ mag1c _ _ _ that _ makes . silver . _ _mesh or ribbons lo match WI'th assor tedg r h 1. n e 1 tone .a, ~L • ·pearls and colored stones. . IS TWO De La Renta .... ... ~ 1 18everal pace-settinJ designers 11o unveil spring eolle<tiolll tht• tock Springs Grange of ier and an article, "Forget Not week. Opening• continue solidlr II• County met m regular 1All His Benefits." by Mrs. througll nut week with clotllet 'lion Thursday evening with i Leonard. beginning to appear in lbif ld Goeglein, worthy rnasler, A Thanksgiving poem was ;stores in January. charge. read by Mrs. Homer Radford Throughout tho collectlilml, he charter was draped ;0 ,and a solo, "Sharon's Rose," these other .trends ~bowed mory of Phil Williamson and w.. presented by Homer Rice 'repeatedly: . . ~ntinuance for Haul Hum- An article, "S.arety PayB Be. -~nee_ length!! _ eop1es of ey. Smce the next meeting cause It saves,'' was read by mens ~hlrts done m rverythfnr . nk 't Mrs. Fred Goeglem and "Starl from SJmple cottono to the mosl be ~ l Awas So met hmg,'' by Mrs. I bo tel lri •~ d "'a to Desgmng, Mnl Fran~ e !I ra Y mm ed even I . nge c. 1. . moo Grue r dre!tses. -, . nard announced thai g<fJS " · ~ · . to · ' Ath s H Two poems "Route of the ~o nUnulng popular1tv r ~. ef!s h' ttoateth ospltal are School Bus "• and •·snow " and I tte strnply cut, conarles• !lhOrt ;: 5 ~ broug, e next mee~~ a eontest by' M1ss Leonard· clos- 1 anc1 1ong _•-'-• wrma 1s. conn~ . ..: 1 ed the program. entirely w1th 1•wels. Mtllil• : communtcatlon wa! read Rerreshments were served J Pa~ms, who . probably eOQltf: .. ~ 1 Ohio State Grange Jn · at the close or the meeting. j retlre on the numbers of ow· · 1rd. to Grange tours and the lace dress styles she's sold for . ennial. It was announced several seaons, usea mother e1 CoWlty officers meetemor ot i llearl discs "' embroider tho EE for Nov. 14 has sheerest of fsbrics . .1 to Nov. 15 . at the , , 1 -Use of plast1cs for dre" u Hall. !~<!ported well as sports occasions. De La Carl Grueser. Mrs The Middleport Semors Mot; Rgtndta ":~ chl.ear plastl<lospan- ~ Sh ts M c L H · e WI~on r mestones r •• ee • rs. _. . ea- ers planned to serve the Imper- eventng raincoat worn ove ~~~~:H~at~~..CurtJS and ial Electnc Company Christ- I pmk crepe shealtJ. Anne Fo~.:. . mas dinner December 10 and •ty does what our UPI reporter Leonard was In the Delta Kappa Gamma Teach- I called "Wow" thmg itll vi 1 of .. J)r9gra~ using ers' So:ority dinner Nov 21 ~t such as sileer VID)'!s :nt·sba:. .. Potluck. ~~up ~ meeting h~ld Thursday even- coats with scroll or polka dol In the Garden op· mg at the h1gh school. Idesigns 10 while or black over program followed by Named to tile dinner com- jpolka dot dresoes AU · vinyl readingolf Psalms !!> •miltees for the Imperial Elec. ~"ts and t·~ t. · Mr Willi G I • I co~ pa ao nmrrun8 on • s. 1 am rues· trt.e Company were Clara Riley dress jackets added up 1o ber .. ~ • • and ~rs. Norman Humphreys, "shiny " look for spring. IS co-chBJrmen and dmlng room - Continuation of th• military cha1rmen ar• Mrs. Robert Ilook. Larry Aldrich for liiOr Schmoll, Mro. Dave Jenkins slance, •howed epa~lel shout· IIIII Mrs . Tom Rue. All moth· 1ders and brass b•tton trim lor ers will be contacted to assist ; ooats . Riffle entertain. wilb 11M! dinner, . •ne of t h • - Pants ID every imaginahl• ./' 'JH.11ty Sowing Club on fund r8181ng projects to oecure version.. Donald Brooks do•s at her home, the money tor the senior trip. coats with trOUBers twl'llm~ · · lt. , The class haa appro1imately llborts length for day. "" llllde for a Cllrfat. f..J,IOO at the present time evening lonx flwlns ,, · , IIIII par1J II Jill. 111d hu planned several d rea sea, and e ven .1"' ., wllll .clate lo lit dMcel ll!d eandy sales to help lroosered dresses. Adel• ~im" &ll111 atftl · rlile the additlonai a~ount. oon showed day' aistQme.i lhL . ~ _ Mn. Gblrloo Bradbury • ,.... came botb with oDkle leliglt • ~ 3:00 Aaolher World r. Tell Tralll I:»NeW 1:30 Yaa Doa't 8aJ ldp 01• .._ · - - · Ne\q li:30- . I. . Gelial : ijl' ~ ,,...,_ 6:30-N'I!wl {, ' wlllt- ..u eoJJ.t GoY.s... A. Bbwl..etoi- Demqpp 7:110 Mewle Ill N•t 1:00 Morit 8:30- ' PROFIT IS I • lleolerly RillbllUes The R!Demart ADdJ Griffith Supermarket DalillgGame Danua Reed Tomar Flfllef!Don 1 a.1 .. - llispllal n.m. hi ua lfOJ¥8'1 Ne1ft. '. 1 .... -~ fte " Dart llladcnn ' a'l'lll ,I&DmOII .. . ~,..· '>' • ACIIoa 11 Mimi FamiiJ e Till; Nunea Dllrlt~ W&ele Adl!ll Ia . . . ftlllllll Lassie .""'....... Weallllr flew , -, ~ ~ ftU~· Gen. llospltal ·. . Boo In 7:30- . . ~·· '~·; 1 I i• ~- . ,. .... _. . . . ,.~;. ·.~ t: { ~ .:. . ,.:~~-t/fr' ;:,.;, 1:00 Road Weal 1:31).. (:... ~ I ·);J ... ••;!;;: ·.Jr -~-- ' ' • . _. c; . .... ' . . .. . ' /mpeflal Dmner U:OO N~ 11:15- . 11:211- -:. . I ; ... 1 , . Rtffle f • Meetlng !rousers ~ Oir1 ·0! . ·,&,, · IIIIIIOinCled tllat foot. fabric to tllvli · the "wearer 1 · _.. ~' 't on1 cMirmaa. II MIL .. ll'd ·WU. II lin. Bal. 1111111 .bill mothell will prepare 10:00 Run fDr Life I i > Wilen .• S • M he rs Wi/1 Serve ~ ' Ntw1J . Wed Glatl .~ 1:01-'lkn nr- candld camera Did: Vao DJte · Love Gl Lfle I the obolce.. · i!la ''' , !totbaJ\ banquet Nov. 17 with -Some eltoria to pg.b U. . • .f II, J'Ir ~~ lilt llo!Jio l'.c!onemJa Cla.o ""' lilld-ca[f ~ 'lb the . ft ·, • "m, IIIII !lJIIID tile dlninc rootll, Mn. abate-knee ' ~ .I , • · IW ~ . lrllblry, M1:1. Lttr.s Cbrlilllll Dtoft 'll!iti · nlu 't : :=~~·-~--J!It:_ I Ia,I .lin. Ill J._ Palin .,.,, doao In. "$b qlliili;: .-~, ...._ .Wt1·· * 'p filii ....... d e, ., Ml ' . t 11:30·'l'Olllllit . . . IJ:III ! - .1 '• ~. ' . ._..... I 1 ~- f f .• '· . , 2:00 O.,s of Uft!i P..-1 Z:30 1lle Docila llou5e l'llrl1 • li:IIO Ylb Douglas TbeaU, . ·- ,J j "( I Galdlul Lfllll -.,.,.. llllllit A 1'lme ti'ur us 1 ~ JIIIOPIT IS tl2!' A DIR!Y WOIID IN OHIO M"" Grlllla 140VIe se 1d rer 4:10 Mr. C8rtooD l Popoan ·~· 4:30 Slaper Heroes . Bozo . 'f 1:10 Dialin& """'" ' Secrei Slllrm 1:»Jaclde ObUDger Nelli 1: 00 Jlioi.DaJ Nftll Gilt Tllll 1:30 Lel'a line Aa World t'lnl 1::1 1:55 News t_ 1:30 CartiiOD ClftlfYII Buddy Slard!er 10:111-l!ye Guea 10:»-News 10:1)-Caacentrat. .... 12:1111-JeopardJ 12::1J 12:30 lhrfll&lnc a. 12:612:55 "Hen than 84.,.-o of Ohio'sl,529 rniks of lntentato Highway 11 now either under eonetr\lction or opea for 1ra:veland Ohio intends to be the llrst ~tate to com.pletfl jts entire network. Ohio's $2.7 billion program for new . highwaY' iiiSUll!ll the $tate an unsurpused his~way sys· . : tern. Thirty-four milroads, 2,500 motor ~er ~~k lines, and thirteen replarly-sched\lled mn:es ~ Ohio cities with the nation. Soon, faeilitin lOr twin· engine business planes will he av!!,ilehle Ill ~~ Obio I o(larter Draped for Members • Grange Th ursday •y Rock Sprmgs the future. 1•112I A lliiiTY WOIID 1 ! 1 ! ,. . FfJI'orable economic clii1Uite. State and local ' ,- taxes in Ohio -are already the lowest of any com· parable industrial state. The state budget has been balanced for the last three rears with no 11ew or increaJed taxes. And, 1ome state ttfxes actiUI!Iy PJIIOI'If ' i .. . The Tradit10ns of Thanksg1v- es Geogleln, Mrs. StocktGI 1M ; ing, /jlven by Beunah Grueser. : Nellie Vale. ,. Roll Call, "A Thanksgiving Readln&, Harvest Time ~ . Tradition observed in Your I Juanita Radekin.. ; Family," by all. Several game1 and CIIIMMt i Meditalion on Thanksgiving, also were enjoyed by tilt &fOiip. , Lucille Story. . . . The National Lectlll'l!fl c... ; . Talk by _V1rg!l Atkml!l on h~s ~renee will be r..eld Nov . ._.. mterpretat1on of what our Pli- 28 at the Southern Hotel • ~ - f h I gnm at ers were like. . Columbus. ~ Whal Our Modern Day Amer. l The Meigs County Ol.fleera,. . . l'k 1can 1s _ I e, by Leo Story.. Confe:ence and School of In· Readmg, '·The Old FashiOned ' struction will be held TuesdiV Tl k · · .. b c.eorge eve~ng, Nov. 15, at the Roei:' Ian ~glvmg , Y GenheJmer. Sprmgs l!l"an11e Hall •at 8 p.m. · ... Poem. "Let Us Give Thanks" with State Deputy Master Vir· The following program was ' by Betty Leonard. gil Atkino ·in ehar1e. . ·resented by Lecturer Pauline A candlt! lighting service ded. : All members art invited ]O ~tkins usin~ the theme, ication program to ''Ceres, attend. Merrt~ are requested Thanksgiving " Goddess of Harvest." by ito bring pte for refreshmenll. Song by group, "Count Your .Stanford Stockton, Mary Gen-~ Star Grange will be nQat at 1 ilessings." heimer, Pauline AtkilllS, F'ranc·lthe January meeting, Braid,Plaint 4re Coiffures for 1967. a th.' have been reduced. ~me '- ~inglet, 1 • ag~ 1966 will surpaii $2 billion, ' T'S WHATS DOWN THE BACK, THAT COUNTS of Commerce. In 1965, Ohio ind~ ,. 1 . The Me1gs County Pomona Grange met In regular sessiOn Friday evening at the Rock Springs Grange Hall with Laurel Grange as host. Stanford Stockton, master, presided. Reporls from ten subordinate granges were given. Le islative t . Le Slog represen a11ve o ry reported on resolutions assed t th St te G P . a e a range sesa1on. --- . .Refr.AAhm4U1t..., nlu-.~K.lW Irs. Jessie White was elected . of p to be o Ute orf1ce omona, 1Stallt!d at the January meet- .. .l Th anksgLVLng · ' LS Th 1 -· altftdK ·Ill Bllddort llfln Min Ruby P. <lark lhriWtil film& IIIII told o1 ber millionary wort in Alrlea. Sbo wjll Ilion return It her milliMI & ti lor 1110Iller lollr on Jlll'l. AU olllctn tl . . trpllllllttion wert re\alned for -u. year. The mHdD( cloael llftll 1entence praJtl'l ani IN Mizpah. - ------- The "Miracle of manna•· was . ;ang "My Faith Looka Up To U<e topic presented by Mrs. Thee." Mrs. Lee read the !!lOth Chester Scott at the meeting of IP,.lm. the Missionary LadieJ of Tried. stone Baptist Church in Galli- Mrs. Ted Sto~y • preddont, polis this week. "ave a readmg SomelhiJII to Th~ program opened with Be Thankful For." Membero of the devotions and the song the_ SOOiety told of thetr Thanks"What A Frlencl." The scrip- giVJngs when they were young. lure lesson was taken from Cards were senl to the sick. Numbers. Prayer was offered A number of the member~ reby Mrs . Floyd Lee. The group ported on a meeWn3 they had ,, ' .. I •, .... .! \ M, 1 Lrac e of Manna Toptc ' •• ' I = ...... .:t: I I �'' .. •' ' ' M, I The Sund•y Tlme.Sentlnel, Sunday, NoYember 13, 1tee-1B! " t. :, '"' v •·.'· . ' .' . . ~ ,.'!;,.• •. ~. Two guest speakers, Mrs. Anise Narcissi and Miss Peggy Deffinbaugh, of the Parisienne Wig Villa in . ·".. SxUFJi'LNG gave a demonstration of ·. of the Gallia County Tuberculosis and Hoo11thl tlngton, way wigsand are Charleston, made, and showed many styyles and :AcSSOOiation met home of Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, executive secre- Iorin!( at the meeting of the Newcomers Club lary; to stuff . envelopes for Gallipolis residents. The seal sale evemng at st. Peters Episcopal Parish House. Members jlaign opens Nov. 15> Shown here left to right are Ann Saunders, Maxine of the club modeled the - -----· Lelia. Gwing and Ella Condee. County mailing was prepared by Mayme · wigs. Coronel, Mrs. Mel Simon and Cl'own City; Bess Call, Rio Grande, Thurman and Vinton; Daisy Glassburn, There were approximately 46 Mrs. John Drew. Mrs. Simon, wel,l; f'lora Long, Cheshire, and Marguerite Carter, Northup and Patriot. A total of members present. New mem. being 111e newest newcomer, have been prepared. Mr. John Rafferty is seal sale chairman. bers present were Mrs. Marcel won a two week's subscnption ' ' 4, 5~0'J,etters .,R.etu.· rn Jonathan Metgs ' chapter 0 bserves Armed F0. rces Day Frt•day ' ed ·"" · program ·. · · on natwnal de- 1for our blessmgs of freedom f(nse, in observance of Armed land for our forefathers for their Forces IJay, was presen1ed at · heritage. !he November meeling of Re- She concluded with a state1urn Jonathan Meigs Chapter, men! by George Washington and of the American the fourth stanza of The Star Hevolution. ·. Spangled Banner was given In lla,~ghters le~ Mrs. Pat l.<Jchary read a ter of appreciation from Mr. Robert Austin Boudreau for the cooperation of organizations assisting with the expenses of the American Wind Symphony held this summer. The Janu- ~box cand~ of through the. courtesy of tiJe G. C. Murphv , 'i ~~man . t~ m~ean~•~g m~r ~~~s ~ h:s~. •~mat~ bt t:}ondon B. Johnson for Nov®lller 24 , 1966, in which be urgel Americans to thank GOd the ecent rummage sale a success wilh over f!OO made. The remaining cloihing was taken to Lakin, ·w, Va;· for distribution. b~rthday Rna~h r.' • pas_se · What Our Modern Day Amer- ' -1" . •• • " ' fll ' •• ' I Jl. ..... ~ i ' ~ , I I i 'li i" i1 i li r j is ~ ::· . . f!~ t~.~w J!r '.. !, •·• J~ ~~ ~ ~rl:h • 1 •, i ~~ • ~~ r~ ~ ,., ' ',. . ,,. B~tty ,\' ·. readi~gsi ! ~ fi ~ a ~ > I iii' I ; i t ' i r P.l ' u •r ., l (I , '• I :,. . ' } : . i\ t t·. ' ' .... . \ . •, ' •· 'r> ' •I •j,,' .' ,, ~~ , '· "'. ., I ..., ,.;,. . ·,~,14-~..;.._--··----·-- ·-- -·-·~--· -· -- ~. . ., .,,.,. ~·r·l . ~ . ~--\ ' .' ~·· -·---M~~.~~~~-· ·~~··---·~··- ·- ·-----~~------~~~~~~~~~··:. ,::::~· :·::·t·~~~~t:~~::::~~~~~~~~~: .anneq~in, t1~d I - ··· - ·· · mad~ Charter is Draped for Members ~ By Rock Springs Gra nge Th ursday ' '· \ •• Ch'/' S ' P/ d N 19 I I upper IS anne BY Bradbury Parent Teacher Group ' I '= ~~•ort · · • · · ~ 1 Thanksg~vmg, mee~ "I' ~1' ~ ~ Sa~ ~ard a_, ' I · Senior Mothers I IWi/1 Serve . / D, mperta mner ~ ~ I tent-sha~ I ° reading~! ~alms ~ I ~ ~· Kyger Creek FHA Initiates Three Mrs. Riffle is Mee k New Members at ting this "ee Hostess for C/ub Meetl'ng ~ m~na ·~· ~Jo,.,,.,,.. , ~,It» calh~g T~ i ~ off~!\! Mr~ ~OIUJ!lilsville, Reilie~· ~" Mr~ 'l!!i &iflaandc.rds. Mr,.·l'l~ · Cttsmnal\o M~ ~reek ~mmlttees &lhlr c•av·'"n, ~ ~. ~ Guest~ · - Qllia Ballt lBI~ ~lin,- J ' ~ I . . \ \ i Off' leers are f/ec edbY Dof A Unit M~tlack. P~ Hf I! J~. . U ;i 'i •il ' ur i :t . ,.r i f !i~ f[ :( ~~~~ !E ! i H ,_ an~n, . ~~ I ~ I :"; delie~ous n... ~ b~ ·c coi~, straig~t I es Mlsslona • • • . " . ~~ex- .. Yp~rents, ry IS Guest Speaker i :s~ .: i g I etrl w0t~ .'~ •te~ · W t Af ' ' ,.( seen during the past two weeks huge ovals over eaeb ear. Other ot show after .now came during braids were looped like lliC the Oscar de La Renta topknot~. collection. De La Renta, associ- . Ribboar Pltlllfar · nomina~ Fami'/y party Is Gl'ven for R Chr' Y ISfyS ~d ~unti ~·and~~·.~th" ~~~ P~ice ..,, ,. I1 1 purchase matenal for table when the regular meeting of : tSaturday Opportunity Schoon, leonard announced that g•fts Two poems, "Route of lite . -D>ntinulng popularitv Mrs. Nancy Elau, home eccloths. Named on the the Bradbury PTA was lleld wbich is in his charge . He urg.' for Athens State Hospital are School Bus " and '·So w .. and tte sunply cut, conar/eso shOI'I . , ""'·"'i" of the utility, presentlng committee were Father Tur. Thursday evening. presided. Mrs. Jack [their ed all parents to advantage encourage ·ing to be broUght l<l tile next I a contest b'y Miss clos-.1and long formals, COvarfd · . E ...,,.., a demonstratiOn and talk on Harriso1, president, cl!ildren to take j . f'1rnstmas lighting. She also Plans were compete . r· · IP .1 h b bl .. ld- i I d for th f lhl s opeCia sc oo ng: • 1I. . I h u H• . ed the ~ogram ; entire y with JPWe sroke on holiday safety measchili supper to be held on roinled out that llle benefits lo A communlcahon was read Refreshments were served arniS, w pro a y cou , " ; 0 •res. 0. urday, Nov. 19th at tile Brad- '. be gained Jrom this program from Ohio State Grange 111 · at !he close of the meeting retire Olt the numbers of Ollf 1 Clark, president, M1sses Deb ra an d SaWn dra bury Elementary School Serv·· are Immeasurably valuable to regard to Grange tours and the several seaons, ot • Mrs. t lace dress stylesuser she'smother sold ·for 1 presided over a short business Wood and Bobby Lynn . ood ing will begin at 4:30 p.m. The il the student. He also elaborated I centennial. It was announced pearl diScs lo embroider the meeting The group decided to pleasantly surpnsed their uncle menu will Include chill, alaw, upon the point that this school· that the County officers meet .sheerest of fabflcs. have a .gift exchange at the 0 Election of otncers was held celery and carrot slicks, erack-;lng Is not to be regarded as a lug scheduled for Nov. !4 has -Use of plast•c• for dre.. u n<Xt meeting, which will also ednds. y, n .onor a w•-- the P••t Co"""il•- of ers, coffee and kool-ald at .• pro.iect for slow or reta·rd· ed been changed to Nov. 15. at tlw• well ts . De •. w mg anmvel'8ary Wl .... · h add u I as spor OCCaSions. ... ., be guest night. D(. Thomas 1fa mil arty at tbe home of t Theodorus Cmmcil, Daughters Cllsl of 50 cents per person. P10 1children but rat er, an 1 on- Rock Springs Hall. Reported . . Renta "'ed clear plastic spun.• of Holzer Hospital and their Mr. and Mrs. of America, met Thunday tv· and cake will also be avallable jal chance lor all children to Ill were Carl Grueser, M". The Middleport Senwrs Mo" 1 .gled With rhinestones for Chmc Mil speak on birth con- I Robert .Wood Sunday afternoon enJng lt tile home of Mrs. for an additional nominal Improve upon their current Charles Sheets, Mrs. C. L. Hea- ers planned lo servo the '?'per.!' evening raincoat worn over 0 a • Nov. &. • Bentz WoUe, West Main St., marge. EveryOBe It lttviled. mtelleotual. atandmg .th.rougil a lion, MrB. Hattie CUrtis and 1al Electnr Co mpany Chrc,t. pink crepe !heath. Anne Fogar. ·· Mr."'Robert mort specialized lr8llllng pro- Mrs. mas"·It dinner tO riCO Mr. Mrs. Christy were p omeroy. was chargeMorris, of the principal, program. gram. MissHomer Betty Rice. Leonard was In th K December G T and h ty does what our UPJ reporter d l and th M we a e ethod'" t Church Mrs. Arnold Hayeo, president, He presented a very · interest- The attelldance banner and charge of the program using e e."" So a .tapp• d amma N 21 t- called "Wow" things wit!J vln.J, ·v eac on or , w en wu In charge of the meeting, lng demoostraUon ol varlous award was won by Mr. MorBi the theme "Potluck." Groun 11 h ld Th d R Novem J 0 b T 8 I 1941 hto rs '. r1 y mner OV . :t I su-ch as sheer vinyl 1 eAv. ames ayotr wfas P.lals r. which opened with devoUons by pieces of new equipment and Iris's 6th grade. Member• were singing of "In tbe Garden" op-• ,ing a1 the h1gh school. in .,hite om mee edng •. b d'urs ay even- Jdesigns Icoats with ocroll ororblack polka Ml dn arrangemen ye ow Mrs Max Meinhart followed e.tplained bow. they are being reminded that Bradbury PTA ened the program followed b a N ' dol ·ss Arlene Spurlock a lan ..n lte w.as us ed wJill with· lbe l.<Jrd's and used by the Bradbury teaching wDI host the County Council scn'pture f to thI • 1 mner. 1 El •••, · mums · the Pray•• •In wiisoo.. Y. tr .t•·· am com. polka dot dresses. All "'-1 mi ssionary lo West Africa, was s er cant esbl , .. ,sdw 'tb •· pledge to staff. PTA In February, and 100 by Mrs. illiam Grues Co · 1 R 1 • llv dl tn ·.,.., •·t hoi' ro m.• =.s or e .ec. lcoats and pateni trimming on 1 lh ers on a a e covere WI a p]a ' """Ieled · I< mpany were c ara ' ey ,">hiny" dress jackots up to ber the guest speaker at the .meel. white linen'· . lolh "'I were comp or e and Mrs. Norman Humphreys, look foradded spring. lng of the. Northup Missionary I Refreshme:ts white cake aiHlutd Ohrlstlllas dinner and co-chairmen and dining room - Continuation of the milital')' Society held at the hnme of decoraledWlih roses ice cream party which will be held at the UJ cha•rmen a.re Mrs. Robert ,look. Larry Aldrich, for ta. \ Mrs: Mae;. Thivener Thursday. mints, nul<, . punejj 'and coffe; Bailey's Restaurant nn•Decem. Schmoll, Mrs. Dave Jenkins I stance, <bowed epaulel shouiMISS SpqrJock .told about her were served by lhe'·glrls assist- ber 8. Thert will be a fl gift IDIUation of three new mem- Patay Moles, Dorothy . Ha II, and Mrt. Tom Rue. All motb- ders and brass bvtton trim lw work In tne miSsloriary field, ed by Mark and ·Dean Hawk exchange. bers marked the recent meet. SwiSher, l'llylliJ Caldwill be contacted 1o assist i coats. 01and based )lart of her remarks and Donna Kay Their Officers e!Octed 'were Mn. lng Or the Kyger Creek Cba)>- Well, Gerry Handley, Bonme Mrs. Cha.rles Riffle enlertila. 1llilh the dinner, Oil<! of the -Pants in every imaglnahl• passageh of scr1•pture. mother, Mrs. Wood, presided Adria Sayre,. presJdeal; . Mrs. ter, Future Homemakers 01 Blankeuahip and Jackie CUm- ed the Trt.ctty, Sewing Club on fund raising projecll 1o secure 1version. Dooald Brooks dne, nor to l e. mee mg, the silver Cllffee· aervlce. Richard Campbell, vice P'"" America. IniUalecl were Patty etle. !lelreabrnents - . Mable Thursday evtning at her home, lite money for the senior trip. '""ts with trousers If members ond:.&'!ests Attending were the honored dent; Mrs. Roilla ·llearhB, 1reaao 'Mdrgllll, Patty Couabenolll" ilod Masters, ebairman, LouiJO East Main 81., Pomeroy; The elass has approrlmately shorts length for day . '"' lng . worked on QUilts. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy urer' Mn. Joseph Beegle sec. Trudy Wells . Jl'rapklla, lOin Darst, Unda Plans were made for a CliriJt. at the pres""! lime •vening Ions Dwlnj "• · ·• The. program opened at 2 p. . /llr. ·and Mrs. VIrgil reta;y; and Mri. · Ka'u1ryn During 8 business meetlng Sisson, Shll'1lll Cooper IIIII Pat. dJiner IIIII PlliJ 111 J1a1. and h01 planned several d r o 1 s e , a n d e ven . 1"' • I m. wtlh Mrs. Bea All¥>ns, Mr. and Mis. 'Goodwin Mrs. Max Meinhart, the group decided 1101 10 ..n ty Morgan, CJeq.up - IJnda lep'o Nllalll'llll 111111 dale lobe clancoa llld eandy sale• lo help trouserect 1drtsllea. Adell> Sim" dent. the Hawk, Mark and Dean !and Hehry ifust- skirt hangers but Will· sell Slssoo, .chalrmu, 'I'Aid7 Weill, a =erd, Fcnrn 111ft1 rabo the additional amoont.lson •boWed diy' cOsli!lllelllhL • . JOng Mr. and lees. ' 1111n iiiPrJeu, prutlllld .lt Jln. ._. . lin. Chari.. Bradbury io ,.,. came bolh wl\!1' •IJk!.e · Me Not." Matlack and Don- · ,cookbookl Instead. · llum. · Pnmty, JUH Qn!Jiea, llfr • I · . . . _.... 11f •ai ehllrmao. trousm $klrt of ' · v• the . . . · ·Mrs. Ullle . Galllea played . lllldlla . .The Future Homernaten Hlalnbolham, Rulb lie W l It ..._ Jl1lanJ '1fll. It - lll1IOilllled lllat foot. fabrit tn &'1\oe Gie ·wearer a . prayer by : Wood and the· SOcial ·hOUr with prizes a- rally Will be held 81 Jl1ger Janlce Dottie Priest, ant dlnnuth, . lin. ReWt 1111111 beD mlllberl will prepart tile choU,. · . 1 li•Jva Adkins. · .• Wood, 'warded to Mrs. Fred Dessaul!l', High scbool on Monday. BaU 8DCI fiiiJ, ftolcb. .. ...IIW r.p, fao1N11, banquet Nov. 17 wltb -Some tv · During a .sl"'ltll hour , . llfllls Ema Jeue, .Mrs: BellrM appointed for the .out 11DJ• be . ... 11, I'' htklbe ...... E«lnnouJcr.Ciaa ..,. Iilld<all ' Tl' •nts of f!limpllln pi!!, . Ernest Fisher, alster afill Mrt. 'Melnblirt. .Refresh. ·event are as follOWs: Chapman, llld Patay ...., J!lldt, ·k IJW I .._, IIIII '!'1111 Ill the dlnlnl room. llln. tboye-kJJ4e rrarkers cl.eese antl Cbllsty, were unable 111 meats were Rmd by !he hot- Program- Sltarot! Olapman, an. !11117 '......,. ..., .... 'llrrlee ·llndbury, •Mrs. ·Uwls CbrlsliiD T'onksglvlllf eilndy were serg. and Mrs. Ciuuty tess 10 the above nl!Ded ·and chairman, Miyme Mal!ers, Glen ·Jt. HtlehOii, ''IIIlo !!pOke 1111 •••.. . . . ·. . ,.._. J!1it- ll!ar. lfrl, JAIIIII Plllkttt dole 111 ·~ ,, ' i nt ··••~~· Jl4en!~rs I'd Morks M·.eetmg • I Ho ay Program F h C M th L rene Y ers eague Group i II ~ rII f rrI r r 111' The Meigs County R'ng fet B 'd pfat'nt Are Cot'/fures for 196 7, 1 if r.r .~ ""'"'!-~;eli!! ~ ~ I·· · ~ do~en ~kies .f ~ ;. : OUicen .-:..-. I Gilbert. Responsive Ringlets, • Ia Shirley Temple were by the group. Thanksg•v- 1but railing onto the shoulders, ing poems were read by Mrs. long braids like ao orieatal Webster, Mrs. Ernest Walts, queue, and . plait; of hall' an~ Alt~ndmg urn~r, B~rthday mscr~u- ro~, ~ ' . ,,, .' I' I .,., ~ . Johnson.. . Inwder Jewels or spring's nbbons aled w11hJane U•e Derby, firm founded Dr, theribbons bair atstylist UBed A . party honormg . Plans were made for a Christmas dmner party Mrs. MelvinEileen Gilbert. PrayerandwasMrs. of. entwmed - these allw1th showed with the late brought by iu . colorlu1 1he nape of V1ckl was held recently , were Eddie John at the next meetmg, when the Catholic Women s club feted by Mrs. Webster. The eY<ning clothes wflich New Hugh Harrison. h"' slyhst at the neck to gather in ringlets. at the Kmght.s of Pyth•as Hall .on, sandy Valiance, Debbie of Sacred Heart church In Pomeroy met Thursday even- program closed with the song York ready-to-wear manufactu- Bergdorf Goodman, to create : six. !it'ven and eight in number. I In ThGall•poils. Johnson, M1kc Gibson, Patty tng 1n church aud1tormm. !"Sweet Peace " rers unveiled this week for the his fantasies to f ·1 · e 1onoree rece1v manyl ansen, teve ' 1ams, · usan Mrs. Paul Casct president opened the meetmg With Mr Stanley Woods presided nation's store buvers He pu.t his modet. In long h · . · ed H s W'll' S ' · · · · · o. o Sl very mesh fine-mesh nice gifts, and games were Willis, Rick Allizer, .Joyce/prayer, after which' she !banked all who -he!ped make / over s.the business meeting For bolh da• and evening the ponv tails loose and flowing t :.Jtan pumpo Th played throughout the evening.:Hudson, Mack Layne, Richard the smorgasbord dinner a success. Mrs. George Horak i The recent rum•nage sale was "fall " is in lor sprino too 'this do..:n. the ' back as W•>rn by d'e o bonty g.t'h mghevenmg P ose lt fwmmng · · pnzes · · r·Jsher, Shi r- contrzbuted · · apprecJa · t'IOn f or th · discussed and declared ' r sses u B w1 sur•• •• an were ·Ill ., ansen, Me1ame $25 to t he c1u b In sue. the shoulder length •or longer Mmme Cushing , . ttw 10.ocialite Am · 8 ' Dav·d Cia k 1 B Sh Pers· ge h 1 t h d ht • d -- - - - - ··· eriCan eauty a y !ansen, 1 r ,1. ey aron m r, .epa er aug er B we cess. The Sociely wishes to . en-ept the ends.m o.r them litt!P cocktail h'oclc, in crepe. TUnic and dPam Nolan. Pam Nolan, Mary Thornton, ding. el, Mro .. Leland SISSon, Mrs . .r thank those who helped in any which are flipped up. girl fashton With nbboos match· . type dress., inished off al lh• lh tab!birthday d cake cen- Dav1d A large led '· h p ul John Mitch and Mrs. George , way A beautiful children's Bi- Models lllemselves mostly m• the coslumes 'th • . •• 11 Clark, Gary Roacl!, I . · ·• E R n •• k D t was vo w ave a B b . · o · egs WI mng-"tting pan .., 1 tere" e e: an was ste unyon, """ y am- Casci and bls co 'lief cook uc anan. tighi to the tnO.. 1ble purchased for the church !ha"" short locks, but hairpieces . For law daJ and evening, encrust..t SIXteenth," Hatfield, Debb1e ed Happy and a mmiature · . Vick10, i.<JIS Cathy Lyons, PaulaHorns, R1f,, th· e ~ •• ,.,..,. ;. ' 0 fOP • the i Prayer by Mrs Case! closed was shown to !he group. It was 1work the magiC that makes .Sliver mesh or nbbons to malch with ..sorted r h i n • n .-. doll in one corner. Refresh- and Margo Bush. club. are to. ,one the meeting after which re. voted to repay Mrs. Woods $5 , pearls and colored stones. 11 0 menB ·of mints, potato chips, Sending gift• were Mr. and , and a $1 freshment• were served by •for postage on articles. TWO I De Lo Rent• ."'•• ... of Mrs. Casci, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. i lor the World Commumly. • ·several pace-settin• desigll<!rs cake, Ice cream, and cokes Mrs. Claylon Overby, Georgia; •ch••oe - .. There w1il aliiO' i"' be a_Richard Freeman, M18 · s p ·er 1 0t. 1, After the meeting closed • were served by Mr. and Mrs.iMr. and Mrs. H. w. Dex- mooey tree which will De giv Ito unved spnng <ollt'('tiOna .thll Bob Roach , Mr. and Mrs. Eu-'l ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis en l<lward decorations B!r the U and Mrs. Earl Morrt.. Games potluck dinner was Rock Springs Grange o1 er and an article, "Forget Not week. Opemng• continue sohdly gene Plants, and Mrs. Goldie Roach. church. Mrs. Mary Kllllli!lman were played with prizes award- served to 12 members. Next Meigs County mel In regular !All His Benefits," by Mrs , tbrough ne•t week w•th c!Gth!!f - - - - - - - - - - - ''- - -- - -- and Miss Olga PlerlotU were ed to Mrs. Charles Clarkson, meeting wlll be Dec. 15th at session Thursday evening with ' Leonard. :begmnmg to appear m named to purchase the usual Mrs. Thomas Hennessy, Jr. , 7;30 p.m., at the home of Fred Goeglein, worthy master, A Thanksgiving poem was istores 10 Janllllry . I 0 Christmas gilts. Ml'8. Franklin Hepp and Mrs. Mrs. Wendell Evans, with • ,, in charge. read by Mrs. Homer Radford ' Throughout the collectlilns, Charles Radford. gill exchauge. .and a solo, "Sharon's Rose,·· , these other trends llloweot I't 0 Mrs. John Mitch, Mrs. J_ M The charter was draped 'n was presented by Homer Rice [repeatedly: · 1 A holiday program marked trol. A stork shower was plan- Thornton, Mrs. George Buchmemory of Phil Williamson and ;An article. "Saletv Pays Be- l - Knee lengtho copier of the meeting of the French City ned, but had to be canceled. Mrs. Cascl, Mrs. Howard OV • a continuance for Hazel Hum- cause It ssves,'' .. read by men 's shirts done in everythfnr .. Mothers Ltagt¥! this week at The hosl<)ss serVl!d refresh- Dalley and. Mrs. Charles Rad· phrey. Since the .next . meeting Mrs. f'red Goeglein and "Start ' from simple cotton• to the IINisl the office of the Columbus menls. Mrs. Francis Houck was lord, were named to decorate E will be ll was •Something." by Mrs. Frank elabo•·ately lrimmi'CI evenltW'. , and Southern Ohio Electric Co. a guest. fo rthe party. II was voted to A chill supper was planned I He also discussed 111e S.O . . i changed l<l Dec, I. Mrs. Amo• .Grueser. dresses. . - '":''-~ .. ·. ~erencr U~: 1 J urs aGyilal. e orne 0 rs. l By GAY PAULEY u,em seem to have as much a frork were laced thrm .... ,_ ames 1am. [ ...,. 1 UPI Womea'a Editor ha ir as Alice in Wonderland or thick braids. On o01._,blonclt The program opened with the , NEW YORK !UP! ) - It's Lady Godtva. . model I counted five long braici• . singmg of "For The Beauty whal's down the back that Ber1dorf Specialist plus s couple of braid& looped ia 1 Of The Earth," by Mrs. Me/vin counls in the new coiffures. Some of the fanmst balrdos HUGE OVALS o EACH EA& r 1 In Knights of Pythias Hall Party ' '· " J~e. also read the 1'hanksgiv- ed. Mrs. Skinner reported tng pay Proclamation set forth ..:·' 1 R bo di Lucdle Story. The Nabonal Lectlli'1!TI COl> eports 1rom . ten su .r na. 1e Ta lk bY v·1rg1·; AIk'ms on h.IS wl II •- held Nov. - .. 1 1 of .wiJat our Pil- 2l! al the Southern Hotel a1 1Columbus. . d 1gnm fatht>rs we1e like. usin~" coffee ' h , p t t C rL s mas or y l Pfanned Vicki Roach Honored Upon Birthday Dl'nner i r - ~ Tradilio~ Jess•~ 1 II ' The Meigs County Pomona The Traditions of Thanksglv- es Geoglein, ltn. StockW. 11141 : Grange met in regular session ing, given by Beunah Grueser. i1 Nellie Vale. · ·:; 1 Friday evening at the Rock Roll Call. "A Thanksgiving ! Reading, Harvest nm. lit Springs Grange Hall with Laur. observed in Your ' Juanita Radekin. 7 f Grange as host. Stanford Family .. by all. . .. Several games and COiltlltl Stockton, master, pres1ded. Med•tallon on lhanksgtvmg, also W!re enJOyed by llltiJ'OIIP. : Th an ksglvlng .. IT'S WHATS DOWN THE BACK THAT cou·NTS1 . Theme Marks • ~..U!!Pd, "The Children's today. Nancy Reed assisting hostess. lor the afternoon. 1 SJ'>~" by James Clavell. The meeting was opened es. Members answered roll call Arrangements of roses from Society Program l (Ql / ;f/tO story described the pos- witil the usual ritual led by the giving a patriotic day. the Schaefer gardens were A ThanksgJVwg theme mark. I s~IJ!y of Communism brair.- regent, Mrs. George Skinner, Following the meeting the used throughout the home. As- ed the prugram in charge of ' weslllng of American and Miss cha)>- dining members the sistmg SchaeferandwereMMrs Mrs ofInatheWalke; at the meet. r~l4ten If the freedom school which lain. DuringBess the Sanborn, business mee~ roomwere for Invited the tea tohour. PatrickMrs. Lochary rs. l ing Cora' Women's So- lI1 ~~~ {mencan born, shouldMrs.be year lng !he proposed budget for the Assorted sandwiches, cookies, Dale Dutton. c~ety of Christian Serv ce held ropljoed with tyranny. was approved and accep~ Th d t th h 1f M I I. ' , ' ported on resolutmns ·· 1 C~~ter, ·~ Mrs. Emerson Jones, NatJOn-1 unison. A discussion was held ary meeting will be held at the presided at the sliver r 1 Co.Refreshments of cookies and M at the State Grange seswon. · · ·k ' 1 schoo1 o1 1n- · . Wh' d Jean IS h e. by Leo Story . f Con erence and coffee were served by , com- rs. lle was eleele Reading, '·The Old fa sltioned structwn will be held Tuesday · .. •. l'•e<l rge evenmg, · Nov. 15 , a the JUA:: o ••, I mitttee composed of Mr.; JsnrJt . to. the off1ce of Pomona. to be Th·an ksg·1vmg. l1Y 1, t 1 · · mstalled at the January meetG h · s · N. H 11 Walker chairman Mrs. Richen e1mer. · prmgs U1 ange a a p.m. ,. , ard . following program was 1,1byPoem, Us Give Thanks" !'gil withAikins State· inDeputy nunts, nuts and candy were M Mr!ile. kenneth M . . !\lor. I The Betty ''Let Leonard. eharge.Master VIr· served from a table covered ga;.h an Ii rs. b 0 . . presenled by Lecturer Pauline I A candlt lighting service ded- I All members art lnvileil ]o with a beige embroidered cut- b •d . ecem h w.' 11 Atkin< the theme.! ication program to "Cereo, , attend. Membets art requested work cloih. An arrangement of ; ' at WITl us "' "Thanksgiving Goddess of Harvest." by :to bring pie for refreshm.enta. yellow mums, flanked by yel- l or::,• Song by group. "Count Your Stanford Stockton, Mary Gen. : Star Grange will be nQII 11 low tapers, centered the !able. ' c " tan or a1 ev -· Blessings " 1heimer, Pauline Atltiw, Franc-! the January m..lin . Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Jones I ----- al Defense . Chairman, pre.enl· following the program concern- home of Mrs. Guy Neigler with and tea services. Miss Barbara i e<· a review of a short story ing the education in our schools Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Miss Jones, Columbus, was a guest i .8 _ Than kSQl'Vl'ng l's T_h_______ eme . 1 .~~;~s~nt:~;v: g::'s;~~~sat~,: interpr.ta~ion to the Gallipolis Daily Tribune Mrs James Mills was JlwaroL · The "Miracle of manna " was sang "My Faiil1 Lookl t1p To •Utlded •11 Jllaetfcrt " ' the topic presented by Mn. Thee." Mrs. Lee read the lloth MIA Ruby P. Olrk lbo•lll Chester Scott at the meeting of i·P•alm. films IIIII !Gid of btr mlllioJJo the Missionary Ladles of Triod. . , ary worl: In Africa. 8be wjll 8 st.one Baptist Church in Galli- I Mrs. Ted . l<l~y, Prt~dent, aoon l'llurn to btr fla. pulis, this week. Igave a readmg Somethmg to Uon for 111011ier lour YIUI Th · opened With Be Thankful For." Member& of e program •• . ld f th . Th kl All 1ft ~ .... ._. 10 0 the devotions and .the song ".''. SOCiety ell' an • ....,_ 0 .... • "What A Friend." The acrip- iJVJngs when they were young. lion wert rotainod lor IIIOiblr lesson was taken from Cards were sen! to the olck, year. The IDitllns cJ.... 1ritl> Numbers. Prayer was offered A number of the member~ 1'1- sen~en<e pr&l'fll and llw by Mrs. Floyd Lee. The group ported on a meeting they had Mizpah. mi·••• Wig Making LS Demonstrated ,.. ' Lrac e of Manna Topic Of Missionary Ladies Times-Sentinel ,.: t.•' •• ~ !!~ «':!~•-•• ~?..' ~"lti t -'ll.riJIII.:....:•<aua ' I m N· --~ · ~. • · 'JI!IIIIIIIIIililliltllLl"*tf._lltiflrjt Je~gll ·,~.,., ) i $ �'' .. •' ' ' M, I The Sund•y Tlme.Sentlnel, Sunday, NoYember 13, 1tee-1B! " t. :, '"' v •·.'· . ' .' . . ~ ,.'!;,.• •. ~. Two guest speakers, Mrs. Anise Narcissi and Miss Peggy Deffinbaugh, of the Parisienne Wig Villa in . ·".. SxUFJi'LNG gave a demonstration of ·. of the Gallia County Tuberculosis and Hoo11thl tlngton, way wigsand are Charleston, made, and showed many styyles and :AcSSOOiation met home of Mrs. Elizabeth Arnold, executive secre- Iorin!( at the meeting of the Newcomers Club lary; to stuff . envelopes for Gallipolis residents. The seal sale evemng at st. Peters Episcopal Parish House. Members jlaign opens Nov. 15> Shown here left to right are Ann Saunders, Maxine of the club modeled the - -----· Lelia. Gwing and Ella Condee. County mailing was prepared by Mayme · wigs. Coronel, Mrs. Mel Simon and Cl'own City; Bess Call, Rio Grande, Thurman and Vinton; Daisy Glassburn, There were approximately 46 Mrs. John Drew. Mrs. Simon, wel,l; f'lora Long, Cheshire, and Marguerite Carter, Northup and Patriot. A total of members present. New mem. being 111e newest newcomer, have been prepared. Mr. John Rafferty is seal sale chairman. bers present were Mrs. Marcel won a two week's subscnption ' ' 4, 5~0'J,etters .,R.etu.· rn Jonathan Metgs ' chapter 0 bserves Armed F0. rces Day Frt•day ' ed ·"" · program ·. · · on natwnal de- 1for our blessmgs of freedom f(nse, in observance of Armed land for our forefathers for their Forces IJay, was presen1ed at · heritage. !he November meeling of Re- She concluded with a state1urn Jonathan Meigs Chapter, men! by George Washington and of the American the fourth stanza of The Star Hevolution. ·. Spangled Banner was given In lla,~ghters le~ Mrs. Pat l.<Jchary read a ter of appreciation from Mr. Robert Austin Boudreau for the cooperation of organizations assisting with the expenses of the American Wind Symphony held this summer. The Janu- ~box cand~ of through the. courtesy of tiJe G. C. Murphv , 'i ~~man . t~ m~ean~•~g m~r ~~~s ~ h:s~. •~mat~ bt t:}ondon B. Johnson for Nov®lller 24 , 1966, in which be urgel Americans to thank GOd the ecent rummage sale a success wilh over f!OO made. The remaining cloihing was taken to Lakin, ·w, Va;· for distribution. b~rthday Rna~h r.' • pas_se · What Our Modern Day Amer- ' -1" . •• • " ' fll ' •• ' I Jl. ..... ~ i ' ~ , I I i 'li i" i1 i li r j is ~ ::· . . f!~ t~.~w J!r '.. !, •·• J~ ~~ ~ ~rl:h • 1 •, i ~~ • ~~ r~ ~ ,., ' ',. . ,,. B~tty ,\' ·. readi~gsi ! ~ fi ~ a ~ > I iii' I ; i t ' i r P.l ' u •r ., l (I , '• I :,. . ' } : . i\ t t·. ' ' .... . \ . •, ' •· 'r> ' •I •j,,' .' ,, ~~ , '· "'. ., I ..., ,.;,. . ·,~,14-~..;.._--··----·-- ·-- -·-·~--· -· -- ~. . ., .,,.,. ~·r·l . ~ . ~--\ ' .' ~·· -·---M~~.~~~~-· ·~~··---·~··- ·- ·-----~~------~~~~~~~~~··:. ,::::~· :·::·t·~~~~t:~~::::~~~~~~~~~: .anneq~in, t1~d I - ··· - ·· · mad~ Charter is Draped for Members ~ By Rock Springs Gra nge Th ursday ' '· \ •• Ch'/' S ' P/ d N 19 I I upper IS anne BY Bradbury Parent Teacher Group ' I '= ~~•ort · · • · · ~ 1 Thanksg~vmg, mee~ "I' ~1' ~ ~ Sa~ ~ard a_, ' I · Senior Mothers I IWi/1 Serve . / D, mperta mner ~ ~ I tent-sha~ I ° reading~! ~alms ~ I ~ ~· Kyger Creek FHA Initiates Three Mrs. Riffle is Mee k New Members at ting this "ee Hostess for C/ub Meetl'ng ~ m~na ·~· ~Jo,.,,.,,.. , ~,It» calh~g T~ i ~ off~!\! Mr~ ~OIUJ!lilsville, Reilie~· ~" Mr~ 'l!!i &iflaandc.rds. Mr,.·l'l~ · Cttsmnal\o M~ ~reek ~mmlttees &lhlr c•av·'"n, ~ ~. ~ Guest~ · - Qllia Ballt lBI~ ~lin,- J ' ~ I . . \ \ i Off' leers are f/ec edbY Dof A Unit M~tlack. P~ Hf I! J~. . U ;i 'i •il ' ur i :t . ,.r i f !i~ f[ :( ~~~~ !E ! i H ,_ an~n, . ~~ I ~ I :"; delie~ous n... ~ b~ ·c coi~, straig~t I es Mlsslona • • • . " . ~~ex- .. Yp~rents, ry IS Guest Speaker i :s~ .: i g I etrl w0t~ .'~ •te~ · W t Af ' ' ,.( seen during the past two weeks huge ovals over eaeb ear. Other ot show after .now came during braids were looped like lliC the Oscar de La Renta topknot~. collection. De La Renta, associ- . Ribboar Pltlllfar · nomina~ Fami'/y party Is Gl'ven for R Chr' Y ISfyS ~d ~unti ~·and~~·.~th" ~~~ P~ice ..,, ,. I1 1 purchase matenal for table when the regular meeting of : tSaturday Opportunity Schoon, leonard announced that g•fts Two poems, "Route of lite . -D>ntinulng popularitv Mrs. Nancy Elau, home eccloths. Named on the the Bradbury PTA was lleld wbich is in his charge . He urg.' for Athens State Hospital are School Bus " and '·So w .. and tte sunply cut, conar/eso shOI'I . , ""'·"'i" of the utility, presentlng committee were Father Tur. Thursday evening. presided. Mrs. Jack [their ed all parents to advantage encourage ·ing to be broUght l<l tile next I a contest b'y Miss clos-.1and long formals, COvarfd · . E ...,,.., a demonstratiOn and talk on Harriso1, president, cl!ildren to take j . f'1rnstmas lighting. She also Plans were compete . r· · IP .1 h b bl .. ld- i I d for th f lhl s opeCia sc oo ng: • 1I. . I h u H• . ed the ~ogram ; entire y with JPWe sroke on holiday safety measchili supper to be held on roinled out that llle benefits lo A communlcahon was read Refreshments were served arniS, w pro a y cou , " ; 0 •res. 0. urday, Nov. 19th at tile Brad- '. be gained Jrom this program from Ohio State Grange 111 · at !he close of the meeting retire Olt the numbers of Ollf 1 Clark, president, M1sses Deb ra an d SaWn dra bury Elementary School Serv·· are Immeasurably valuable to regard to Grange tours and the several seaons, ot • Mrs. t lace dress stylesuser she'smother sold ·for 1 presided over a short business Wood and Bobby Lynn . ood ing will begin at 4:30 p.m. The il the student. He also elaborated I centennial. It was announced pearl diScs lo embroider the meeting The group decided to pleasantly surpnsed their uncle menu will Include chill, alaw, upon the point that this school· that the County officers meet .sheerest of fabflcs. have a .gift exchange at the 0 Election of otncers was held celery and carrot slicks, erack-;lng Is not to be regarded as a lug scheduled for Nov. !4 has -Use of plast•c• for dre.. u n<Xt meeting, which will also ednds. y, n .onor a w•-- the P••t Co"""il•- of ers, coffee and kool-ald at .• pro.iect for slow or reta·rd· ed been changed to Nov. 15. at tlw• well ts . De •. w mg anmvel'8ary Wl .... · h add u I as spor OCCaSions. ... ., be guest night. D(. Thomas 1fa mil arty at tbe home of t Theodorus Cmmcil, Daughters Cllsl of 50 cents per person. P10 1children but rat er, an 1 on- Rock Springs Hall. Reported . . Renta "'ed clear plastic spun.• of Holzer Hospital and their Mr. and Mrs. of America, met Thunday tv· and cake will also be avallable jal chance lor all children to Ill were Carl Grueser, M". The Middleport Senwrs Mo" 1 .gled With rhinestones for Chmc Mil speak on birth con- I Robert .Wood Sunday afternoon enJng lt tile home of Mrs. for an additional nominal Improve upon their current Charles Sheets, Mrs. C. L. Hea- ers planned lo servo the '?'per.!' evening raincoat worn over 0 a • Nov. &. • Bentz WoUe, West Main St., marge. EveryOBe It lttviled. mtelleotual. atandmg .th.rougil a lion, MrB. Hattie CUrtis and 1al Electnr Co mpany Chrc,t. pink crepe !heath. Anne Fogar. ·· Mr."'Robert mort specialized lr8llllng pro- Mrs. mas"·It dinner tO riCO Mr. Mrs. Christy were p omeroy. was chargeMorris, of the principal, program. gram. MissHomer Betty Rice. Leonard was In th K December G T and h ty does what our UPJ reporter d l and th M we a e ethod'" t Church Mrs. Arnold Hayeo, president, He presented a very · interest- The attelldance banner and charge of the program using e e."" So a .tapp• d amma N 21 t- called "Wow" things wit!J vln.J, ·v eac on or , w en wu In charge of the meeting, lng demoostraUon ol varlous award was won by Mr. MorBi the theme "Potluck." Groun 11 h ld Th d R Novem J 0 b T 8 I 1941 hto rs '. r1 y mner OV . :t I su-ch as sheer vinyl 1 eAv. ames ayotr wfas P.lals r. which opened with devoUons by pieces of new equipment and Iris's 6th grade. Member• were singing of "In tbe Garden" op-• ,ing a1 the h1gh school. in .,hite om mee edng •. b d'urs ay even- Jdesigns Icoats with ocroll ororblack polka Ml dn arrangemen ye ow Mrs Max Meinhart followed e.tplained bow. they are being reminded that Bradbury PTA ened the program followed b a N ' dol ·ss Arlene Spurlock a lan ..n lte w.as us ed wJill with· lbe l.<Jrd's and used by the Bradbury teaching wDI host the County Council scn'pture f to thI • 1 mner. 1 El •••, · mums · the Pray•• •In wiisoo.. Y. tr .t•·· am com. polka dot dresses. All "'-1 mi ssionary lo West Africa, was s er cant esbl , .. ,sdw 'tb •· pledge to staff. PTA In February, and 100 by Mrs. illiam Grues Co · 1 R 1 • llv dl tn ·.,.., •·t hoi' ro m.• =.s or e .ec. lcoats and pateni trimming on 1 lh ers on a a e covere WI a p]a ' """Ieled · I< mpany were c ara ' ey ,">hiny" dress jackots up to ber the guest speaker at the .meel. white linen'· . lolh "'I were comp or e and Mrs. Norman Humphreys, look foradded spring. lng of the. Northup Missionary I Refreshme:ts white cake aiHlutd Ohrlstlllas dinner and co-chairmen and dining room - Continuation of the milital')' Society held at the hnme of decoraledWlih roses ice cream party which will be held at the UJ cha•rmen a.re Mrs. Robert ,look. Larry Aldrich, for ta. \ Mrs: Mae;. Thivener Thursday. mints, nul<, . punejj 'and coffe; Bailey's Restaurant nn•Decem. Schmoll, Mrs. Dave Jenkins I stance, <bowed epaulel shouiMISS SpqrJock .told about her were served by lhe'·glrls assist- ber 8. Thert will be a fl gift IDIUation of three new mem- Patay Moles, Dorothy . Ha II, and Mrt. Tom Rue. All motb- ders and brass bvtton trim lw work In tne miSsloriary field, ed by Mark and ·Dean Hawk exchange. bers marked the recent meet. SwiSher, l'llylliJ Caldwill be contacted 1o assist i coats. 01and based )lart of her remarks and Donna Kay Their Officers e!Octed 'were Mn. lng Or the Kyger Creek Cba)>- Well, Gerry Handley, Bonme Mrs. Cha.rles Riffle enlertila. 1llilh the dinner, Oil<! of the -Pants in every imaglnahl• passageh of scr1•pture. mother, Mrs. Wood, presided Adria Sayre,. presJdeal; . Mrs. ter, Future Homemakers 01 Blankeuahip and Jackie CUm- ed the Trt.ctty, Sewing Club on fund raising projecll 1o secure 1version. Dooald Brooks dne, nor to l e. mee mg, the silver Cllffee· aervlce. Richard Campbell, vice P'"" America. IniUalecl were Patty etle. !lelreabrnents - . Mable Thursday evtning at her home, lite money for the senior trip. '""ts with trousers If members ond:.&'!ests Attending were the honored dent; Mrs. Roilla ·llearhB, 1reaao 'Mdrgllll, Patty Couabenolll" ilod Masters, ebairman, LouiJO East Main 81., Pomeroy; The elass has approrlmately shorts length for day . '"' lng . worked on QUilts. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy urer' Mn. Joseph Beegle sec. Trudy Wells . Jl'rapklla, lOin Darst, Unda Plans were made for a CliriJt. at the pres""! lime •vening Ions Dwlnj "• · ·• The. program opened at 2 p. . /llr. ·and Mrs. VIrgil reta;y; and Mri. · Ka'u1ryn During 8 business meetlng Sisson, Shll'1lll Cooper IIIII Pat. dJiner IIIII PlliJ 111 J1a1. and h01 planned several d r o 1 s e , a n d e ven . 1"' • I m. wtlh Mrs. Bea All¥>ns, Mr. and Mis. 'Goodwin Mrs. Max Meinhart, the group decided 1101 10 ..n ty Morgan, CJeq.up - IJnda lep'o Nllalll'llll 111111 dale lobe clancoa llld eandy sale• lo help trouserect 1drtsllea. Adell> Sim" dent. the Hawk, Mark and Dean !and Hehry ifust- skirt hangers but Will· sell Slssoo, .chalrmu, 'I'Aid7 Weill, a =erd, Fcnrn 111ft1 rabo the additional amoont.lson •boWed diy' cOsli!lllelllhL • . JOng Mr. and lees. ' 1111n iiiPrJeu, prutlllld .lt Jln. ._. . lin. Chari.. Bradbury io ,.,. came bolh wl\!1' •IJk!.e · Me Not." Matlack and Don- · ,cookbookl Instead. · llum. · Pnmty, JUH Qn!Jiea, llfr • I · . . . _.... 11f •ai ehllrmao. trousm $klrt of ' · v• the . . . · ·Mrs. Ullle . Galllea played . lllldlla . .The Future Homernaten Hlalnbolham, Rulb lie W l It ..._ Jl1lanJ '1fll. It - lll1IOilllled lllat foot. fabrit tn &'1\oe Gie ·wearer a . prayer by : Wood and the· SOcial ·hOUr with prizes a- rally Will be held 81 Jl1ger Janlce Dottie Priest, ant dlnnuth, . lin. ReWt 1111111 beD mlllberl will prepart tile choU,. · . 1 li•Jva Adkins. · .• Wood, 'warded to Mrs. Fred Dessaul!l', High scbool on Monday. BaU 8DCI fiiiJ, ftolcb. .. ...IIW r.p, fao1N11, banquet Nov. 17 wltb -Some tv · During a .sl"'ltll hour , . llfllls Ema Jeue, .Mrs: BellrM appointed for the .out 11DJ• be . ... 11, I'' htklbe ...... E«lnnouJcr.Ciaa ..,. Iilld<all ' Tl' •nts of f!limpllln pi!!, . Ernest Fisher, alster afill Mrt. 'Melnblirt. .Refresh. ·event are as follOWs: Chapman, llld Patay ...., J!lldt, ·k IJW I .._, IIIII '!'1111 Ill the dlnlnl room. llln. tboye-kJJ4e rrarkers cl.eese antl Cbllsty, were unable 111 meats were Rmd by !he hot- Program- Sltarot! Olapman, an. !11117 '......,. ..., .... 'llrrlee ·llndbury, •Mrs. ·Uwls CbrlsliiD T'onksglvlllf eilndy were serg. and Mrs. Ciuuty tess 10 the above nl!Ded ·and chairman, Miyme Mal!ers, Glen ·Jt. HtlehOii, ''IIIlo !!pOke 1111 •••.. . . . ·. . ,.._. J!1it- ll!ar. lfrl, JAIIIII Plllkttt dole 111 ·~ ,, ' i nt ··••~~· Jl4en!~rs I'd Morks M·.eetmg • I Ho ay Program F h C M th L rene Y ers eague Group i II ~ rII f rrI r r 111' The Meigs County R'ng fet B 'd pfat'nt Are Cot'/fures for 196 7, 1 if r.r .~ ""'"'!-~;eli!! ~ ~ I·· · ~ do~en ~kies .f ~ ;. : OUicen .-:..-. I Gilbert. Responsive Ringlets, • Ia Shirley Temple were by the group. Thanksg•v- 1but railing onto the shoulders, ing poems were read by Mrs. long braids like ao orieatal Webster, Mrs. Ernest Walts, queue, and . plait; of hall' an~ Alt~ndmg urn~r, B~rthday mscr~u- ro~, ~ ' . ,,, .' I' I .,., ~ . Johnson.. . Inwder Jewels or spring's nbbons aled w11hJane U•e Derby, firm founded Dr, theribbons bair atstylist UBed A . party honormg . Plans were made for a Christmas dmner party Mrs. MelvinEileen Gilbert. PrayerandwasMrs. of. entwmed - these allw1th showed with the late brought by iu . colorlu1 1he nape of V1ckl was held recently , were Eddie John at the next meetmg, when the Catholic Women s club feted by Mrs. Webster. The eY<ning clothes wflich New Hugh Harrison. h"' slyhst at the neck to gather in ringlets. at the Kmght.s of Pyth•as Hall .on, sandy Valiance, Debbie of Sacred Heart church In Pomeroy met Thursday even- program closed with the song York ready-to-wear manufactu- Bergdorf Goodman, to create : six. !it'ven and eight in number. I In ThGall•poils. Johnson, M1kc Gibson, Patty tng 1n church aud1tormm. !"Sweet Peace " rers unveiled this week for the his fantasies to f ·1 · e 1onoree rece1v manyl ansen, teve ' 1ams, · usan Mrs. Paul Casct president opened the meetmg With Mr Stanley Woods presided nation's store buvers He pu.t his modet. In long h · . · ed H s W'll' S ' · · · · · o. o Sl very mesh fine-mesh nice gifts, and games were Willis, Rick Allizer, .Joyce/prayer, after which' she !banked all who -he!ped make / over s.the business meeting For bolh da• and evening the ponv tails loose and flowing t :.Jtan pumpo Th played throughout the evening.:Hudson, Mack Layne, Richard the smorgasbord dinner a success. Mrs. George Horak i The recent rum•nage sale was "fall " is in lor sprino too 'this do..:n. the ' back as W•>rn by d'e o bonty g.t'h mghevenmg P ose lt fwmmng · · pnzes · · r·Jsher, Shi r- contrzbuted · · apprecJa · t'IOn f or th · discussed and declared ' r sses u B w1 sur•• •• an were ·Ill ., ansen, Me1ame $25 to t he c1u b In sue. the shoulder length •or longer Mmme Cushing , . ttw 10.ocialite Am · 8 ' Dav·d Cia k 1 B Sh Pers· ge h 1 t h d ht • d -- - - - - ··· eriCan eauty a y !ansen, 1 r ,1. ey aron m r, .epa er aug er B we cess. The Sociely wishes to . en-ept the ends.m o.r them litt!P cocktail h'oclc, in crepe. TUnic and dPam Nolan. Pam Nolan, Mary Thornton, ding. el, Mro .. Leland SISSon, Mrs . .r thank those who helped in any which are flipped up. girl fashton With nbboos match· . type dress., inished off al lh• lh tab!birthday d cake cen- Dav1d A large led '· h p ul John Mitch and Mrs. George , way A beautiful children's Bi- Models lllemselves mostly m• the coslumes 'th • . •• 11 Clark, Gary Roacl!, I . · ·• E R n •• k D t was vo w ave a B b . · o · egs WI mng-"tting pan .., 1 tere" e e: an was ste unyon, """ y am- Casci and bls co 'lief cook uc anan. tighi to the tnO.. 1ble purchased for the church !ha"" short locks, but hairpieces . For law daJ and evening, encrust..t SIXteenth," Hatfield, Debb1e ed Happy and a mmiature · . Vick10, i.<JIS Cathy Lyons, PaulaHorns, R1f,, th· e ~ •• ,.,..,. ;. ' 0 fOP • the i Prayer by Mrs Case! closed was shown to !he group. It was 1work the magiC that makes .Sliver mesh or nbbons to malch with ..sorted r h i n • n .-. doll in one corner. Refresh- and Margo Bush. club. are to. ,one the meeting after which re. voted to repay Mrs. Woods $5 , pearls and colored stones. 11 0 menB ·of mints, potato chips, Sending gift• were Mr. and , and a $1 freshment• were served by •for postage on articles. TWO I De Lo Rent• ."'•• ... of Mrs. Casci, Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. i lor the World Commumly. • ·several pace-settin• desigll<!rs cake, Ice cream, and cokes Mrs. Claylon Overby, Georgia; •ch••oe - .. There w1il aliiO' i"' be a_Richard Freeman, M18 · s p ·er 1 0t. 1, After the meeting closed • were served by Mr. and Mrs.iMr. and Mrs. H. w. Dex- mooey tree which will De giv Ito unved spnng <ollt'('tiOna .thll Bob Roach , Mr. and Mrs. Eu-'l ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis en l<lward decorations B!r the U and Mrs. Earl Morrt.. Games potluck dinner was Rock Springs Grange o1 er and an article, "Forget Not week. Opemng• continue sohdly gene Plants, and Mrs. Goldie Roach. church. Mrs. Mary Kllllli!lman were played with prizes award- served to 12 members. Next Meigs County mel In regular !All His Benefits," by Mrs , tbrough ne•t week w•th c!Gth!!f - - - - - - - - - - - ''- - -- - -- and Miss Olga PlerlotU were ed to Mrs. Charles Clarkson, meeting wlll be Dec. 15th at session Thursday evening with ' Leonard. :begmnmg to appear m named to purchase the usual Mrs. Thomas Hennessy, Jr. , 7;30 p.m., at the home of Fred Goeglein, worthy master, A Thanksgiving poem was istores 10 Janllllry . I 0 Christmas gilts. Ml'8. Franklin Hepp and Mrs. Mrs. Wendell Evans, with • ,, in charge. read by Mrs. Homer Radford ' Throughout the collectlilns, Charles Radford. gill exchauge. .and a solo, "Sharon's Rose,·· , these other trends llloweot I't 0 Mrs. John Mitch, Mrs. J_ M The charter was draped 'n was presented by Homer Rice [repeatedly: · 1 A holiday program marked trol. A stork shower was plan- Thornton, Mrs. George Buchmemory of Phil Williamson and ;An article. "Saletv Pays Be- l - Knee lengtho copier of the meeting of the French City ned, but had to be canceled. Mrs. Cascl, Mrs. Howard OV • a continuance for Hazel Hum- cause It ssves,'' .. read by men 's shirts done in everythfnr .. Mothers Ltagt¥! this week at The hosl<)ss serVl!d refresh- Dalley and. Mrs. Charles Rad· phrey. Since the .next . meeting Mrs. f'red Goeglein and "Start ' from simple cotton• to the IINisl the office of the Columbus menls. Mrs. Francis Houck was lord, were named to decorate E will be ll was •Something." by Mrs. Frank elabo•·ately lrimmi'CI evenltW'. , and Southern Ohio Electric Co. a guest. fo rthe party. II was voted to A chill supper was planned I He also discussed 111e S.O . . i changed l<l Dec, I. Mrs. Amo• .Grueser. dresses. . - '":''-~ .. ·. ~erencr U~: 1 J urs aGyilal. e orne 0 rs. l By GAY PAULEY u,em seem to have as much a frork were laced thrm .... ,_ ames 1am. [ ...,. 1 UPI Womea'a Editor ha ir as Alice in Wonderland or thick braids. On o01._,blonclt The program opened with the , NEW YORK !UP! ) - It's Lady Godtva. . model I counted five long braici• . singmg of "For The Beauty whal's down the back that Ber1dorf Specialist plus s couple of braid& looped ia 1 Of The Earth," by Mrs. Me/vin counls in the new coiffures. Some of the fanmst balrdos HUGE OVALS o EACH EA& r 1 In Knights of Pythias Hall Party ' '· " J~e. also read the 1'hanksgiv- ed. Mrs. Skinner reported tng pay Proclamation set forth ..:·' 1 R bo di Lucdle Story. The Nabonal Lectlli'1!TI COl> eports 1rom . ten su .r na. 1e Ta lk bY v·1rg1·; AIk'ms on h.IS wl II •- held Nov. - .. 1 1 of .wiJat our Pil- 2l! al the Southern Hotel a1 1Columbus. . d 1gnm fatht>rs we1e like. usin~" coffee ' h , p t t C rL s mas or y l Pfanned Vicki Roach Honored Upon Birthday Dl'nner i r - ~ Tradilio~ Jess•~ 1 II ' The Meigs County Pomona The Traditions of Thanksglv- es Geoglein, ltn. StockW. 11141 : Grange met in regular session ing, given by Beunah Grueser. i1 Nellie Vale. · ·:; 1 Friday evening at the Rock Roll Call. "A Thanksgiving ! Reading, Harvest nm. lit Springs Grange Hall with Laur. observed in Your ' Juanita Radekin. 7 f Grange as host. Stanford Family .. by all. . .. Several games and COiltlltl Stockton, master, pres1ded. Med•tallon on lhanksgtvmg, also W!re enJOyed by llltiJ'OIIP. : Th an ksglvlng .. IT'S WHATS DOWN THE BACK THAT cou·NTS1 . Theme Marks • ~..U!!Pd, "The Children's today. Nancy Reed assisting hostess. lor the afternoon. 1 SJ'>~" by James Clavell. The meeting was opened es. Members answered roll call Arrangements of roses from Society Program l (Ql / ;f/tO story described the pos- witil the usual ritual led by the giving a patriotic day. the Schaefer gardens were A ThanksgJVwg theme mark. I s~IJ!y of Communism brair.- regent, Mrs. George Skinner, Following the meeting the used throughout the home. As- ed the prugram in charge of ' weslllng of American and Miss cha)>- dining members the sistmg SchaeferandwereMMrs Mrs ofInatheWalke; at the meet. r~l4ten If the freedom school which lain. DuringBess the Sanborn, business mee~ roomwere for Invited the tea tohour. PatrickMrs. Lochary rs. l ing Cora' Women's So- lI1 ~~~ {mencan born, shouldMrs.be year lng !he proposed budget for the Assorted sandwiches, cookies, Dale Dutton. c~ety of Christian Serv ce held ropljoed with tyranny. was approved and accep~ Th d t th h 1f M I I. ' , ' ported on resolutmns ·· 1 C~~ter, ·~ Mrs. Emerson Jones, NatJOn-1 unison. A discussion was held ary meeting will be held at the presided at the sliver r 1 Co.Refreshments of cookies and M at the State Grange seswon. · · ·k ' 1 schoo1 o1 1n- · . Wh' d Jean IS h e. by Leo Story . f Con erence and coffee were served by , com- rs. lle was eleele Reading, '·The Old fa sltioned structwn will be held Tuesday · .. •. l'•e<l rge evenmg, · Nov. 15 , a the JUA:: o ••, I mitttee composed of Mr.; JsnrJt . to. the off1ce of Pomona. to be Th·an ksg·1vmg. l1Y 1, t 1 · · mstalled at the January meetG h · s · N. H 11 Walker chairman Mrs. Richen e1mer. · prmgs U1 ange a a p.m. ,. , ard . following program was 1,1byPoem, Us Give Thanks" !'gil withAikins State· inDeputy nunts, nuts and candy were M Mr!ile. kenneth M . . !\lor. I The Betty ''Let Leonard. eharge.Master VIr· served from a table covered ga;.h an Ii rs. b 0 . . presenled by Lecturer Pauline I A candlt lighting service ded- I All members art lnvileil ]o with a beige embroidered cut- b •d . ecem h w.' 11 Atkin< the theme.! ication program to "Cereo, , attend. Membets art requested work cloih. An arrangement of ; ' at WITl us "' "Thanksgiving Goddess of Harvest." by :to bring pie for refreshm.enta. yellow mums, flanked by yel- l or::,• Song by group. "Count Your Stanford Stockton, Mary Gen. : Star Grange will be nQII 11 low tapers, centered the !able. ' c " tan or a1 ev -· Blessings " 1heimer, Pauline Atltiw, Franc-! the January m..lin . Mrs. Skinner and Mrs. Jones I ----- al Defense . Chairman, pre.enl· following the program concern- home of Mrs. Guy Neigler with and tea services. Miss Barbara i e<· a review of a short story ing the education in our schools Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Miss Jones, Columbus, was a guest i .8 _ Than kSQl'Vl'ng l's T_h_______ eme . 1 .~~;~s~nt:~;v: g::'s;~~~sat~,: interpr.ta~ion to the Gallipolis Daily Tribune Mrs James Mills was JlwaroL · The "Miracle of manna " was sang "My Faiil1 Lookl t1p To •Utlded •11 Jllaetfcrt " ' the topic presented by Mn. Thee." Mrs. Lee read the lloth MIA Ruby P. Olrk lbo•lll Chester Scott at the meeting of i·P•alm. films IIIII !Gid of btr mlllioJJo the Missionary Ladles of Triod. . , ary worl: In Africa. 8be wjll 8 st.one Baptist Church in Galli- I Mrs. Ted . l<l~y, Prt~dent, aoon l'llurn to btr fla. pulis, this week. Igave a readmg Somethmg to Uon for 111011ier lour YIUI Th · opened With Be Thankful For." Member& of e program •• . ld f th . Th kl All 1ft ~ .... ._. 10 0 the devotions and .the song ".''. SOCiety ell' an • ....,_ 0 .... • "What A Friend." The acrip- iJVJngs when they were young. lion wert rotainod lor IIIOiblr lesson was taken from Cards were sen! to the olck, year. The IDitllns cJ.... 1ritl> Numbers. Prayer was offered A number of the member~ 1'1- sen~en<e pr&l'fll and llw by Mrs. Floyd Lee. The group ported on a meeting they had Mizpah. mi·••• Wig Making LS Demonstrated ,.. ' Lrac e of Manna Topic Of Missionary Ladies Times-Sentinel ,.: t.•' •• ~ !!~ «':!~•-•• ~?..' ~"lti t -'ll.riJIII.:....:•<aua ' I m N· --~ · ~. • · 'JI!IIIIIIIIIililliltllLl"*tf._lltiflrjt Je~gll ·,~.,., ) i $ �.••,,. ; \8-'lbe SUnday Tlmes-Stntlnel, Sunday, November 19, 1968 --- -· -~ -· THE CHRISTMAS SIIOP t. ,o)ta ·at Jerr)l Miller's Couoilry Fair. Open ever)' day. fiUn. day 1111 a. ... .. . .. . .. · .. · I ~;::=ber~. .Voice of Broadway ' :=:, ·::1 Dateline: Golila J Veltrii!S eff Casldus .CIQ I.... I . . liltllfiiiDDipO.!ei'lllemly Oooil ell d!BCOS have beeD 1J1rea the Allllllrr. of 0 .! ogreeJIWII lo • P'IIJIII Pat- man and Zlggy ElmaD •110.0001 office 10 keep the normal hf· a ~rt oo a !"'SOli 1P J'lo)'d aareJy gets past in royalties just because it's \steria clown ualil after election aently at llui ~·~• M!~ IIIIi IF 11110 of the 10111 ill a MeXican so's not to embarrass thelr ans Hospital, at Its attersoa 1!111 au-tee Gase- Ll' hotcako ·,y the Ti Juana j cop-pals with any la~am· week. Mary Riddle, ous ~.0110 ... 'l1leatrlcal - Bra!s.. Tbe latter haft sold paign scandals ... Such as the·presided, and u Y(IIIJH . . . . rOll 'liby. DOi write .. . . letter taurateur Jim lluwDey'a In enougb reeorda 1n two yem o shooting a week or so ago that iswered roll cllll. · . lloosevelt IIOIIPIIIl after a coro- enough records In two years to was kicked around until 11 gol f A new member, Mrs. W"P'II- f HE~E'S a few more "appreciation" letters from Gal· Tbls column bisl lor YOIII!Cd and II!IJ liDII mnernber truth nary .allll lhllrll011 II a trill- tbey only Uw& the perlormilglost. · , man, was initiated lnlD the post. ha servicemen stationed in VietNam in connection their pro el!ll an got you II}'OUIIde4, so try "hair ' storized ''piM!D!Qr" wbieb royalties - but they also own Ethel Merman's justifiably I On Nov. f, the Aux!U,a '! put with the recent community project, "Operation Yule." their troubles aJid of lbe diiC llllat bit 1011." TeU : eps Jim's f'&t blC Irilb tbe record finn so the pre.tu Irked because "Annie" was vlr· ·~ on a party at the Cbilhcotbe Others have appeared in the GallipoAI wllll tile nat .of jlllit enct1y why you could· art dlUDkln a1eng ·.. Vet- taU-Ilome is up aroond $10 tulllly sneaked back onto Bdwy. 'lospllal. Doughnuts, elder, poo lis Daily Tribune. Ulll, it ,.,..,_ IIDCIII n't teep the date and I tht•oJc · ' · • • won't dndp 1 aertous.., 0 ~ lie "Ill" OD hla list rran !50 yeara) di•OYmd brok· millioo ·.. One of the aaddeoly afler its teB weeks on the road toto cbips and punch !feTe " Harry c;alang died ... Alk famous Bdwy. slreetwalters I! dampened the public's memocy ved to about 50 !l'lieniS. Tlte Oct. 25, 198& •-~i~oura bteenrullh... -olfe. q·-"-· apiift, -H. Maureen O'Hara why sbe alap- a :100-lb blonde a8WOIJ; she'll of 1111 Lincoln Cenler revival group played biJ1Co darfnl a eo1st Calvary Division """" ' ........... ped ~ass Mel Harris in the have to he towed away, about triumph . . "21 Brands" pres(. clal bow ; and c~n books Ankhe, Vietnam YOUTII ASKED FOR IT, Dear Helen: k'" " tis ~~ 1rf,sh (called !the only reason the oops will dent Mack Kriendler's son John were awarded ~s prtlft. Anollto Mr. Caldwell: Helen Help US!, Ibis , I've known "Ollie" !that Js Maureen a biddy ) .. Billtremove a midtown streetwalk· will join lhe Peace Corps in er party IS betng planned for I was glad to receive your pack· wbat we call each otber) for Buckley boulltt anolher radio Ier .. . We watched the hand- i Central Alri<a .. . John'S un-:December· 11th. Tlte local age. I know other soldiers over here quite a wltlle. We traveled tostation KUDL In Kansas Clly, bagtwirlors operating at !th ·cle, Marine CoL Bob Kriendler group will take gilts on tllal will be pleased to receive one. I know I SHE'S BUGGED BY PARE:iTS getller to wort, aJid spe!ll en for 1700,1100 ... From the !ale Aft. and 411111 St. the other day (Pres. of the stylish parent day to be given lD patients on was. Dear Helen: hour OR 1111 but .. ... cliQ', Jd4. novelist Eugene (UGLY Amerl- and it's a diagrace. pub) is in Viet Nam on active , Christmas. I think my sister and brother-in·law sent you my What do you say to parents din& around !Dptber. We Ito ran) Burdi<k ... Mrs. Jack duty' .. Wonder of the TV lad- I The Auxiliary will bold a address. who bug the phorles ia your suited each oilier, '1st.... It Bregman, wife of the Bdwy. Mike Malkan's (340 E. 79) Is who-got-slap...o sus......"" Mau- rummage sale at the VFW Hall I lived in Gallia and Meigs counties for seven . our problem, diJcuaed llle · ....u.L.. Br ...,..._ , N 16 17 d lBth years. A nice place to live. and th' -~"' mustc,....u'""':' I eaman, VOIJ. 1 "The '21' of tile College reen O'hara would take an ' "" .ov .. ' an · First my pllt'l!llts just eaves· mgs, 1 nd • -·<o and Co1101 ts recuperating lnjCrowd," gathering as decent a Irish Insult when she wouldn't I Followtng the meeting reWilliam B. Matheny, Jr. and now they have the ••Joyed havlnc • good frleair, Mnntefiore Hoapltal alter seri· gang of kids as never get in a·take any gulf from the old fresbments of sandwiches, cake ! • •17th ~viatlon Company tape recorder hook!d to the but really, Ibis is all I eRr ous surgery. ,diJco-pschadellc . dipso scan.! gllrbagey ConlltletiUal Maa•· and coffee were served. Due to phone In some way so when I'm enjoyed havlnc a gootl ftiead, Their old swlng.. ra song'clal-headllne .. It's not a dis· zine· she took 1 loine legal Tltanksgivlng falling on the l Sunday talking to my friends or boy· but really, this Is an 23·0CI.·66 frieRds they switch It on and er lake the bus. ''And die Angels Sing" I! icotek, either ... The mob-own- sh~lagh lD that crass crew regular meeting date, the meet- Dear Friends, ---· mg bas beel) caneeled with the my c-•lions! considered him - 11111ii I 1 sure want to thank you for the box of candy and r·--' · <w"' -~"1 am convinced that wilb· next meeting to be on Dec. 8th. cookies. I'm not drelllllint! this us, HeJ. had to change jobs ud 1111 lol&· out !tie 40 million metric IIliis I also want to thank you for thinking of us over en as I overheard them talk· i er take the bus. of grain which they obtained VISITS IN TEXAS here in VietNam. ing and I know where they WeH, I don't see bit:a illl'_ from the free world over the Mrs. C. J. Lemley VISited reAs you know, this tour of duty in Viet Nam is a have bidden the microphone more BOw. The question li,IJt!l'i live-year period 11160-1961, the cently wit~ her sister, Mrs. E. rough one. But we pray to God that we will get home They don't know I k)IOw s~ come 1 can't sleep aJahll, I Soviet Union and Red . China B. Singer '" Texas._ While there I safe, and we thank God for a wonderful country like should I lead them on, k~ II toss and ium and hls )llettft and Castro Cuba would be to- her hroliler and Wtle, Mr. and the U.SA to be horned in and live in. a secret or wllat?-FED UP comes to my mind. I'm ·ay DICK THOMAS day in such dire str ·1s that Mrs. Paul Plybon of New Or· We are sure proud of our Great Country. Dear F.tl.: thinking about him. I 0111 tell they would have to c~t back leans, flew to Te•as to spend There are a lot of our men will not get to go home. First question: just what much. I daydream. I miH Wh d · he1p ommunists kll I our sons? .... .. •• bug your par· bim. 1 w.atob the el!lck, I ,......., ""''"y iso we sti sharply on thelf. subver81.ve ac- lhe weekend. Mrs. Lemi"" ., had Bu1 we a11 know tha1 th ey are prayeel for and never have you ......, -·, •wo a que on many sound thinking Americans ltvlttes . . .m other eountries and not seen her sister and brother · will •· forgott en. 0 ne th.mg abo ut 1•t when you stay ents m · to buggm · g ynu?, Tb-'•e that IIOW l'9e lest 111m. AI I "" , ., are as king themseIves. . . . 1tor seve~~o yealll. · v· t N u S Jd' h et••- got to be the ~-•~ know is that he isn1 married The Soviet Union and her Eastern European st· espec18Hy m thetr encourage- _ _ __ ::_____ _ _ _ m te am as a . . so 1er 1or I year, no matter ow ·~· ._,... , lid he'd h ng ....., too lellites are sworn to our defeat! Communist nations are ment and support of so-called Nam." old you are, you are a man. people In !be world - or the a """" c a e • - , 1 b A person over here is fighting for Freedom and we most frightened. so maybe he'll not take the b111. producing weapons and shipping them to the Viet Cong wars 0 national li eralion." In VIet Nam, we should do all know that sure is something to fight for. We ,hate to The - Talk Ii out aDa If What'a wrong with me, Uti to ktll Americans. (_Senator Thomas Dudd, Coonec- either one of two things: Pull see our men killed. But we must have freedom and you can't manage It f~ce-tl>face wbat can I do about ii7-PA'l'· . All Comm~t countr!es are on the brink of e~no- ~~~~ 1 • Sept, I96S). . Ollt and leave the country to these poor people should have it too. make 1 reccmllng. -H. SY m1c collaJlle (Without Ru~ta, Red China could not exiSt). U.S.S.R.: Diplomaltc sourc- the Commtmlsts, or, Wage an We hope and pray how soon this war wlll end. Dear Pat: Every product Amenca gives or sells to Communist es Slid yesterday the Kremlin all-out war to end Communist And how soon peace will come to all countries. Well Dear Hele• : You'D neftr know whal'l countriee helps them. avoid total economic collapse, and planned to summon • high-lev- dominance oftr tho people of maybe I am writing too much, so I will thank you peostarted last llay when he wrong with y6u until you ..., 11 frees more of their resource& to produce weapons of war el Warsaw Pact meeUng later South Viet Nam. pie again for the box. asked me to a dance. 1 aceept· "Cutie" again ll!d find 0111 to kill 0111' sons. . - this month to "co-ordinate" Viet We can hardly do the former Thank you very much. . ed, but told my parents l was whether it'~ love or •w~· Wey does the Vnlted States sian airlilt I• ooe of the targ. Nom aid and strategy with the for It wGUid oot be fair to ou; Your Friend, , going elsewhere. 1 was to meet ing what mt~ have been that help them? est they nave ever operated. Elstern Europe sateiUtes. Tlte heroic war dead who have P F.C. Billy M. Gallaway this boy at a eertaJn place, but lmakea you sleepleu. II ~ think fltls bas no I ~ey arr carry~ every cor.- meeting of leaders from Russia, made the supreme sacrift~ P . s. before 1 left !llY house, 1 con-, Take another bus lrijl (lltl'lbeen gomg on read further, cetvable weapon.· (A}Ien & Pollllld, CHChosiovakla, Run- But we can do the latter We also pray that God will watch over our people leased to my parents. They ty you can llllke eonaect10111 these evidences of what has Sc~U, Feb. l96&). . gary, Bulg~ia, _East Germ~ which means not only an all : there at home. were shocked and wouldn't let even though ~ou've cha1t11ed happened: Copper tS vtlally needed ID and Romanta, will be held eith· out we, mllltarlly against the Thank you again me go. 5o it's understood tbat jobs) and tbls time don't let "U. S. dealers are srlling the UnitA!d States, partiClllarly er In one ol the East EW'opean Communists but also an aiJ.out Billy him get away witbout your 1 stood htm up, ri~hl? ronsiderable quantities oi soy· si~ce the warming up of t h e capitals or Moseow . . . (UP!, war ecollOIIlieally with a ceotsa· • • • wrole and ell'lalned why 1 telepllooe Qlllllber. 1 heans and tallow to the Soviet· V1et Nam War. Yet, over the January. 19661. tion of aid to and trade with 23 Oct. 66 didn't meet him, but 1 didn't Wltat 11 he no longer takes ~loc without anyone raising an last two months, duri"¥ July President Johnson, in his our Communist enemi... Dear Sir: . tell the trulb _ just said 11 !tbe bus? Well, look lt!re: never · outcry or lifting a finger te and August ( !9651, 12 licenses, State of the Union Message., 1 believe: I recelv_ ed a very nice gift today and the onl~ name was "unavoidable." [let n be said lllaliiRU doesn't 51op it. Both commodities are were granted authorizing thel m January 1968, said. " .. . I; 'That, the u. s. Government on It was thiS card. I realize that you pla~ed an unpor· , now two moaUls lalolliv• tt'o AIL for roDlllnce! If 11 1 impC>rtonl Ingredients in the ohipment of copper scrap to have come to ask you . to , and her allies should lmmedi·\ tan! part m the delivery and i also real1ze that many 9Chool and 1 poss him evtl)'\.bolh yeu ll!d be read thl• 1~ production of ammunition." Yugoalavla valued at t5,438,960. make it possible to expand ately stop helping the economii!S r,ople gave of thell' lime and effort so I and my bud- 'day. but he acts as II I dow't tm - lbg board tile llrst !Syndicated Colunutisla - AI· What is more, although Yugo- trade between the United of all Communist nation! · I t les could have some homemade cook~es and candy . oxist. I've been tempted to morning elly. bewld bllll (your len - Seoll, Sept. 1965). slavia claims It has lnsulfic- States arid !!astern l!urope and Tltat, we can not win' b ' Some of us are a ltttle btl older than others but we IUIY "HI" but can't get the otd bus\ on Saturday . .,.,..., Rltssia Is conduct'•• Y' all are little boys when It comes food. ber 19th .. . And let me kn ow .,. a hu•• • lent copper supplies to meet the Soviet Union" · sacn·ncIng our sons' lives• d to homemade · d f 1word s ou t or my mouth . 1 · h to th k nrms airlift to l11rih Vtet domestic requirements, it I• aj A statement by U. S. Con- ligltlil!l Communist in one part . WIS an you an everyone mvo1ve rom ; What can 1 do to be<:ome :what develops. I'm a patoy f"· II' am· and Comm.-t ·control!· net exporter of seml·ftntshed grossman William H. H~ha, of the world _ whlle ·vin 1 the ~ottom of ~y heart. People Itke ~ou. are the very friends a&ain? -UNHAPPY happy endings and I hope Y"' ed iarw In Laos .. . This ls and finished copper products." Ohio, ml!de in January 1968, •s aid, food. and technical fnow~ l ~~ason that soldters lltve always done the JOb they must Dear Unhappy : Iare too. Patsy. - H. the lalest grim VIet Nam de- IRep. Homer Craig, Camonlla, as pertinent now as it 11:as how to the Communiala tn ofu. . Yours Very Truly - - - - ---·-·- ··relopment the Joint Chiefs of Sept., 11165). then: . , ,.,. er parts of the world· Alfred B. Workman I Riotous Comedv to ~taff reporlelf to the House Poland: Without protest "How the United Stales caq And that Victory o~er Com· • • • AppropriatlcQla Subcotlimlttee. from the U. S., Communist Po-l continue to aid, support, and munt1;.. can be won only by end PFC Michael G. McBride I Be Given Nov. 22 In •the Joint Cblel'' presenla· land, which has received hund· enhance the economics of thole satellite slave stales. Commu· USii2656724 PT. PLEASANT- "Aunt Til '""~ .they bl~ cl!ar&ed that reds of millions of dollars in nations who are proVI~tne ~ur ing trade with Russia and her Co. A 20th En&· Bn. DDIV lie Goes to Town" is the lith II Rus~la lllowl!!l to pour SW'plus U. S. food and other enemy wilh the means to~ nism can be defeated, without APO 98818 of the riotous three act come ar[t· . North VJet Nam by ec11110mlc aid, has 8tisigned 10 cripple, and kill Ameri~l!:m firing one more shot and with· San Franclaco, Calif. dy to be prmnted by the Jun air . . , "tltltasands of Am· ahips to carry Russian-Chinese ls beyond my comprehensfon,,Jl out the loss of one more life, Dear Mr. Caldwell. ior Class at the Point Pleas eri dltt ner4leuly in war equipment from North supply lines and munitionanar if tl]e Clpltalist ctttntrles would This is a card of thanks, to let you know I receiv- , PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and ant High School on Novembe1 South Vtet Nam." G ea era I Korea to Netlh Viet Nam. cut off to the Comrpunista, tl!o allow the socialist colllltrles lD ed your package. Mrs. B. F. Board of Mason will 22nd. Wheeler teRifled, ''The RUI· (Allen & Scott, Jan .. 1968). lighting will soon cease in Vifl strangle themselves. Me and my buddies want to express our thank• celebrate their Golden Wedding! The ~ole of Aunt T111Ir. a1 to you and the people of Gallia county ahd we wish you Anniversary November 19th. 1old m•td who detests all mert a happy Thanksgiving and a wonderful Christmas, and A family dinner will be hold , "ill be portrayed by Martha a Happy New Year. I "-- Other cast memben Salur- 1=son. at Gen e Ball's r•staurant Yours TruIy, • R bi Michael G. McBride day eveDil!l with all members are Rosanna Carey; .o ' • • • of the immediate family at- RhorboUjjh, Terrt Ketster, Dear Friellda tending. Open house Is schedul· Lynda Hall, Mike Hanes, Jo.l Just a word of thanka for the package and the ed from 2 until 4 p. m. Sunday. i Deweese, Steve Clark, Dana1 thoupt behind it Thank you all. ~ - ·::J. Cath1 1November 20, at their home in ' O'Leary. Betty Wolfe, 'l'~ely Mason. Friends are illvited to Dean. Marsha Gilley is th< stu By ~ 0. Wetlllrlolt the proper COW'Be, which al- detection teats. Seven persona L. M. ayne eall. dent director lor the ploy. IN QUIJ& OOUNTY lowed the fire to gain too much were Injured In elgbt accidents MEIGS I:.OCAL offlcllls are Bien Hoa, Viet Nam Mrs. Board ts the former Fto- 1 GAU.I'ANS IIUipriletl . Ill headway before they arrived. over last weekend. lqle!ul that the site lor the • • • ra Caroline Blaine of the Ray-I lor~ wheD 211 per eent of Damage in the ftre was estinew high school can be an22 oct bum community of Pt. Pleasant. . s~hoolt Will Use the feibtered Yoterl, lllllDit mated at $12,1100. GALUPOIJS CIIAPTI!R, Of nounced befora Tltanklglving. A Received the package yesterday. Thank you all Mr. and Mrs. Board have en- Federal Funck i ooa-lllill!d .0111 lD 'l'ullclay'a Roylll Arch Masona hosted a Federal Health Service pro· very much. I reaiW appreciate 11. 1 would like to know gaged in retail grocery and ' e.ectiiiD. 'Die treltd In not only ARREST OF TWO youlbs has district meeting at the Maaonlc lt'aril has been approved lor who sent It and you know me and how did you get general merchandising most I PT. PLEASANT Mas<m t:allia, llttl Ute llttiN trl-county solved the case of vandlllism to Temple Saturday night. Ed- the diJtrleL my address and how did you know I was In Viet Nam. of their married lives. ; Collllty public school educator• went ovenrltllmiD&b' Republl- road work equipment on the wanl Evans, new Dlatrlct OepSollie one please write and Jet me know. The couple are the parents !' "ill partlci!I'IB In • dlscusslo• ran. &relga Inc! Oallla results section of Rt. 35 in the Center- uty lllgh Priest, outlined the MJDDLIPORT Boosters heve ·The goodies were real good. I want you to thank of four daughten, atne grand· of bow to develop a Comprewere: olmflar, Wllh two lncuJn.. v1Ut area came witb lbt arrest program for the coming year. voted aPProval 01 the merger every one for me and let them know that I really en· children and one great grand- hensive EducaUon Program utli· r nil beJnc Ute oaly Democrat- Of Joseph Ferrell, 18, Rt. 2, Soutltwestorn board of educa- with other boolter groups in joyed and appreciated it. My buddies also said to thank child. izin& local, state and federal 1c w11wen. JQweD Dlckaaon VInton, and 1 16-year-otd b<ly. lion gave the go-ahead stgnll the new Meta• District. · everyone antf that everythlne was real good. · resourct10 during a relitnal '·as e1ectec1 Gallla engineer to Dam31e the7 did to the equip- for Prosecutor John Epling to . Sincerely, Jerry w, Knox Profram ;, Given meetine at MmhaU Univeni· complete the ~ tenn ment wu estimated at .-,ooo. appeal the Clay Baker case. DRBW . WEBSTER Post, • • • ly Wednesday, November lith, or the JallliGitell .Jealdns. The They placed gravel in the crank World War I 90lerans celebrat- ·American Legion, fire4 the 11 Dear Folks: For Emanon Club which is one of six 111ch meet· cto,.. taet Wll fol C!OIIIlly cue of 1 bulldozer, damaged a ed Veterans Day with a dinner o'clock salute on Velerana Day Thank you so very much. Your thoUJ)ttfulness l!manon Club ol Gaillpolig . ings beil!l held throu1bout the comml"kmer, 'lillh 1o1u1 Mor· tlitchini machine, threw a wat. at Rio Grande. and Pomeroy and Middleport is very much appreciated. You really 1pp~eci1tt things met this week at tht home or! state. gan, ~ · 'IID'liD8 over er pump Into a creek, amon1 • was · colorful lor the day with when you get In a place like this. Mrs. Clarenco Waugh, Second , The meeting wiU includa -perClyde SallllllllliltRf!t SGO othar acta. €BARLES BURDETTE he! all llaie ll)'inl in the two Gettina alon,just fine. Avenue. sonnet from Kanawha, Putnam, votea. Otba !11111811 11ere been elected Worshipful Mast. towns. Lecion posts ol the Thantr, ShusFoster · Mrs. Hoyt lolulllna gave 1 Cabell, Wayne, Logan LinMortoll Dldlef, ~. and 1IIAJOR announeement of er ol Morning Dawn Lod".lle county are jolninl in the Chrtat• • • program on mtertor decorat· coin, Boone, Mingo and Maso• l!valea _ , N11tdet. '111t! Ute week wu lhll a committee I! a nephew of Ben R. Evans, mas program of collecting Dear Sir: · lng, and _the UIIO of c 0 It r countirs. Tbe evant il opon- ·· _the lunda for what Ia called "GIIta As per your Instructions this is just a small lille •c?emes '" the home. ~ club ed by the State Department of distrld 1i111wf 1tn1 IIXI llle It ~ merpr of the HoJ. new Grand Master of tonlloN 1,. lltU4 ftllale Jt. Ill' IJGipllal and Mtdiell Cent- Grand Lodae of Oltlo. J 0 h 0 F'or tlte Yenks Who Gaft." to let you know that the gift has been received. On 11111 hold a soctal sesstOR nert 1Education, the wut VlrJinla vy bolll 1NII bJ -'ttttltble W IJalpttal looklnc toward the Robert Bane, s.on of. "'•. and beltalf of JIIY$elf and the men in the tent I'd like to ex· TbitTsday, at the bo~e of Mrs. AssoeiaUon for Supervtalon and •·M hn 8 bas ~preh O\lt thanks. It was very much appreciated and Avon Lusk, Lower Rtver Road. Curriclllum "'-ment, the majori'\!1111 1 V'1t to1fDa. .....uon here of a new bospttal, rs. Jo ane n namRUTLAND Volunteer F'ire- bro,ht 1 slllall touch of home to ua h•re at c. Chi. .....,. Three 11c11oo1 iplraliJti Jev1M and the use of tile two present ed athletic director of Wash- men have set their anhual In I'd lik t 0 th ks · ANNOIJNCI! SERVICI! West Villlnla F)lemtnlary Prinat Knw a.t, VH"'' fllce flelllties for other pltaaea of lngton H. hith school. Thal!k9ilving t)ll'key dinner tor n,ce aga e · say an Slnctlj!lY yours, PT. PL!ilASANT _ Tlte Pl. clpals AattOCIIliQD and S«ond· and ~ fl*lr:l - . IIIII a mulUple reglq,at health · . . Nov. 17 In the, Cfld~ ,school Kenneth£. Dunn Pimant 1\llnilterlal A&Socla·lary Princt.,.ts Assoc1ahon. a vil!ql :112 hlllll of lin~.._ which would be IN MEIGS. COUNTY cafeteria. Fair dlreclora will • • • r h annouoced tan 1 r mtu,i ....... lllo Ckmle. divided between tbi1 communi· MEIGS V!)J'ERS eave Ralph be elected next w•,.Y· TODAY is the eighth apniversary of Glllipolil' moat ~·; ..:~al UniOJ P nt'ank~ FILM A5NO\INCI!D Two i.uet deflltl4 t1tat1e l7 and Atlteu, with Ohio Unl- Welker his · blfttal marlin In historic blaze. It was Nov. 13, 1958 tbat fire leveled living •erv~. Tlle service will PT. P~ - A color for ftte proteollotlla Oblo wnli) lnd J!!l! ~e College the election TueiWI&y Ill aaaure JOHN TANNEJIILI., 1•, 1011 tile Elks HaU and Davis-Shuler Departlll[l!nt Stqre. be beld In the lfelghta EUB film concerning the dramatic townahlp lllllalooal opiiDII 9011 ftattrlng Ill Ute program. him VIctor)' In the race for ot Sentinel Editor CbQter sevet8J other butldlni& were damaged by the fSOO,OOO. Chureh on November IS ~t 1:30 story of Paul Carlaon. a mls· In Morpalli\tl4 . c ' . !tate repmentaUft. He eM· TannebUI I! one· o! foUr ' flbfl I' f • p. m. The Rev. Ted Wall Will siooary who een~ed in lhe Con· .eG'ONU Comml!s!Gnm set rled Callltl b)' • good ~. being considered for appoint. p 'Ill Jre. • • • _ be tile opeetal aptlker ll!d the 1• durit11 lbe SQ!lMyvllle ma:;. .\ ~ · Jalinalld iqt t1ewJug ·.dtiWit .nG 111111 bear· and Geolllt aria, hls Demo- ment to the men's tab!~ leQllis SEVERAL Gallia resldenta have come up wltb btl.le boa\ putor, Charles Frum, wUI aac • of 19M, w)ll be ohow,t Ollly team t!Iaf wlJl represent 'IM tlll'~PI and radlahes during the past few daylt. l. prealdt. 11 the Trinil)r !II et hod t' • t'·• lire 4'11111 IIJ • tla!:tloa lril,!Or H!!Y, Jl on a to'ilillblp crallc opponent, WUil r 1"1. Tile honie .of 1he BlD i:~the BfdJiell area and ltls )lorn• county, A~. (lor. ,United States i~ the w;orld !QIIr· , B. tane, 'Rt. 1, Gallipolis, had a radiih that IV~ Cltul'<h, 8t!ndiY NDVOlllber ji1 iii; ~U jt~llhbot'· ~ Caldwell won his ' ~ nament In Tokyo In tltlt. Jl)e approlflmately 5lh pounds. · · AU tit!!.J~ isJandl to- at 7JH p.m. The movie Is~ . 1:,brleiU famii,J, • Ollvt S!- ,, .. >I fllltted, w1111 ~ .JOIIIIIH liOocl , tlb# 1!0 , lOll ~ tel'\11 rJce 10 be the~ ,~ ~ante!, a Fad~a~.o~ ~ • .. • • • . , . cethtr 111c1 up to only 142.5011· C::.O~ tlie c.nmutan oft 1· •· 1 ·t and ~ Jto1t1i il tlrt Hat- W '\ ~ \'ilih C.,en ocrll to survive the Repullllt$1 lillflln o1 lleUvllle, 0., 'lrilt .'be ~ENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes o( the ~lilY aqUtrt Jeit then Ute Tbt ..-.,lkl Is bt'llted c·1'Davil fenjiiJ Mit 4)DGr reo ~ to ', '!1iillli:, ,,.~ Jandsildt In Metca. llobel't 1hit Middleport grid baitquet :Ttlliuni and weekly Gallia Times . : • !'OlJ!Ier Gil· ani ol MP~JIII\t, ' to tltlt1141. . ' • .. ' e 19ed ~A H INPI •ad: li!d ,-~!WI tl1e ,!ow,tlllblp'a CWk aDd C!IJr),a ~ • ."" l!iOker. Bill Ed~lll'l4, ~ell •l\jlolll N&ltleilt SberrUl-Witkline, 14,'kl~'l!y tJ!\'~.ot ' . . . .. . , · . , .' ,l , ( .., ~ .. .. 81:, bi W Tbi ""lif!on on tbe col!l!ll ~ lj\Vi~ .IIDIVmi!Y'; ;,!!Ill ~ ~~y· 11-yeai'Old brolher Cbarlet lri Pltlsbil,.. son 11,. Oak ttUJIJifllct. 11-0 loaun <lilllpO!ls In fl~ . I Mr alld Vrs. Way~~~ Ams· bari ol Fourlh Ave., Gllll!polll,l m ' I *-* had 18 rectal gueall, Mr. alld Mrs. T. c. Pollock of Wheeling, w va., Mr. and Mrs. George Spradling and family of AsiJ. land, Ky. and Mr. Kenneth Amsb&l)' of LoJUioD, 0. ry THE CHRISTMAS SHOP IB Ofl' en at Jerr)l Mlllt!'s CoUDtry Falr. Open mry day.. Silflo day till 8...... • ........ I i' I""' IN OUR TOWN c PIANO SERVICING ' ~ I ' .'[ ' -!"• · 1.' ! ~ ' i 1 G0}den Wedd'1ng A . ersary To be Held !Ill STUDY Ill' t · p:m., at the w. ·w, Webb In .. • I I News Highlights on the Loeal Scene GOY Landslide Features Election 1 Com-Relax, exercise & keep fit PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON Thlni&Stlfe NOT EVERY PERSON SOME CaD It WHOLESAU who calls on JMbuysl new We Nallltllt- The world is waiting to be walked in. Stride Rite baby shoes, and our ex.peri· anced litters- give your young explorer a wonderful beginning. D . e v c. tiiAIING AID ''FHE BUDGET SHOP'' I SOME DON1 8 ONE ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T1~8 ,P.M. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT •••• .I mil•· '1· · . ••lbllet,tet . ~~t;·:.·~:;re~.~ "·~ ).~:~~ te::t =~,~.!!~~ ~~~ (~ ~·~ ~:~1r~:t~~l£~: :;;~~l:~'t:!:~:!~, =~,::Wr! ~~~:u:~~~~>~~~~·atd.~ ~ .,;t~,~ 11.'~":- ~- ,..r I l, ) ':r~J'fJ ~lj.,...\.{t,ti·, .f t ' " "' I ••t . ...,J!~·\ ', 'lV\" 'i (' 1 I �.••,,. ; \8-'lbe SUnday Tlmes-Stntlnel, Sunday, November 19, 1968 --- -· -~ -· THE CHRISTMAS SIIOP t. ,o)ta ·at Jerr)l Miller's Couoilry Fair. Open ever)' day. fiUn. day 1111 a. ... .. . .. . .. · .. · I ~;::=ber~. .Voice of Broadway ' :=:, ·::1 Dateline: Golila J Veltrii!S eff Casldus .CIQ I.... I . . liltllfiiiDDipO.!ei'lllemly Oooil ell d!BCOS have beeD 1J1rea the Allllllrr. of 0 .! ogreeJIWII lo • P'IIJIII Pat- man and Zlggy ElmaD •110.0001 office 10 keep the normal hf· a ~rt oo a !"'SOli 1P J'lo)'d aareJy gets past in royalties just because it's \steria clown ualil after election aently at llui ~·~• M!~ IIIIi IF 11110 of the 10111 ill a MeXican so's not to embarrass thelr ans Hospital, at Its attersoa 1!111 au-tee Gase- Ll' hotcako ·,y the Ti Juana j cop-pals with any la~am· week. Mary Riddle, ous ~.0110 ... 'l1leatrlcal - Bra!s.. Tbe latter haft sold paign scandals ... Such as the·presided, and u Y(IIIJH . . . . rOll 'liby. DOi write .. . . letter taurateur Jim lluwDey'a In enougb reeorda 1n two yem o shooting a week or so ago that iswered roll cllll. · . lloosevelt IIOIIPIIIl after a coro- enough records In two years to was kicked around until 11 gol f A new member, Mrs. W"P'II- f HE~E'S a few more "appreciation" letters from Gal· Tbls column bisl lor YOIII!Cd and II!IJ liDII mnernber truth nary .allll lhllrll011 II a trill- tbey only Uw& the perlormilglost. · , man, was initiated lnlD the post. ha servicemen stationed in VietNam in connection their pro el!ll an got you II}'OUIIde4, so try "hair ' storized ''piM!D!Qr" wbieb royalties - but they also own Ethel Merman's justifiably I On Nov. f, the Aux!U,a '! put with the recent community project, "Operation Yule." their troubles aJid of lbe diiC llllat bit 1011." TeU : eps Jim's f'&t blC Irilb tbe record finn so the pre.tu Irked because "Annie" was vlr· ·~ on a party at the Cbilhcotbe Others have appeared in the GallipoAI wllll tile nat .of jlllit enct1y why you could· art dlUDkln a1eng ·.. Vet- taU-Ilome is up aroond $10 tulllly sneaked back onto Bdwy. 'lospllal. Doughnuts, elder, poo lis Daily Tribune. Ulll, it ,.,..,_ IIDCIII n't teep the date and I tht•oJc · ' · • • won't dndp 1 aertous.., 0 ~ lie "Ill" OD hla list rran !50 yeara) di•OYmd brok· millioo ·.. One of the aaddeoly afler its teB weeks on the road toto cbips and punch !feTe " Harry c;alang died ... Alk famous Bdwy. slreetwalters I! dampened the public's memocy ved to about 50 !l'lieniS. Tlte Oct. 25, 198& •-~i~oura bteenrullh... -olfe. q·-"-· apiift, -H. Maureen O'Hara why sbe alap- a :100-lb blonde a8WOIJ; she'll of 1111 Lincoln Cenler revival group played biJ1Co darfnl a eo1st Calvary Division """" ' ........... ped ~ass Mel Harris in the have to he towed away, about triumph . . "21 Brands" pres(. clal bow ; and c~n books Ankhe, Vietnam YOUTII ASKED FOR IT, Dear Helen: k'" " tis ~~ 1rf,sh (called !the only reason the oops will dent Mack Kriendler's son John were awarded ~s prtlft. Anollto Mr. Caldwell: Helen Help US!, Ibis , I've known "Ollie" !that Js Maureen a biddy ) .. Billtremove a midtown streetwalk· will join lhe Peace Corps in er party IS betng planned for I was glad to receive your pack· wbat we call each otber) for Buckley boulltt anolher radio Ier .. . We watched the hand- i Central Alri<a .. . John'S un-:December· 11th. Tlte local age. I know other soldiers over here quite a wltlle. We traveled tostation KUDL In Kansas Clly, bagtwirlors operating at !th ·cle, Marine CoL Bob Kriendler group will take gilts on tllal will be pleased to receive one. I know I SHE'S BUGGED BY PARE:iTS getller to wort, aJid spe!ll en for 1700,1100 ... From the !ale Aft. and 411111 St. the other day (Pres. of the stylish parent day to be given lD patients on was. Dear Helen: hour OR 1111 but .. ... cliQ', Jd4. novelist Eugene (UGLY Amerl- and it's a diagrace. pub) is in Viet Nam on active , Christmas. I think my sister and brother-in·law sent you my What do you say to parents din& around !Dptber. We Ito ran) Burdi<k ... Mrs. Jack duty' .. Wonder of the TV lad- I The Auxiliary will bold a address. who bug the phorles ia your suited each oilier, '1st.... It Bregman, wife of the Bdwy. Mike Malkan's (340 E. 79) Is who-got-slap...o sus......"" Mau- rummage sale at the VFW Hall I lived in Gallia and Meigs counties for seven . our problem, diJcuaed llle · ....u.L.. Br ...,..._ , N 16 17 d lBth years. A nice place to live. and th' -~"' mustc,....u'""':' I eaman, VOIJ. 1 "The '21' of tile College reen O'hara would take an ' "" .ov .. ' an · First my pllt'l!llts just eaves· mgs, 1 nd • -·<o and Co1101 ts recuperating lnjCrowd," gathering as decent a Irish Insult when she wouldn't I Followtng the meeting reWilliam B. Matheny, Jr. and now they have the ••Joyed havlnc • good frleair, Mnntefiore Hoapltal alter seri· gang of kids as never get in a·take any gulf from the old fresbments of sandwiches, cake ! • •17th ~viatlon Company tape recorder hook!d to the but really, Ibis is all I eRr ous surgery. ,diJco-pschadellc . dipso scan.! gllrbagey ConlltletiUal Maa•· and coffee were served. Due to phone In some way so when I'm enjoyed havlnc a gootl ftiead, Their old swlng.. ra song'clal-headllne .. It's not a dis· zine· she took 1 loine legal Tltanksgivlng falling on the l Sunday talking to my friends or boy· but really, this Is an 23·0CI.·66 frieRds they switch It on and er lake the bus. ''And die Angels Sing" I! icotek, either ... The mob-own- sh~lagh lD that crass crew regular meeting date, the meet- Dear Friends, ---· mg bas beel) caneeled with the my c-•lions! considered him - 11111ii I 1 sure want to thank you for the box of candy and r·--' · <w"' -~"1 am convinced that wilb· next meeting to be on Dec. 8th. cookies. I'm not drelllllint! this us, HeJ. had to change jobs ud 1111 lol&· out !tie 40 million metric IIliis I also want to thank you for thinking of us over en as I overheard them talk· i er take the bus. of grain which they obtained VISITS IN TEXAS here in VietNam. ing and I know where they WeH, I don't see bit:a illl'_ from the free world over the Mrs. C. J. Lemley VISited reAs you know, this tour of duty in Viet Nam is a have bidden the microphone more BOw. The question li,IJt!l'i live-year period 11160-1961, the cently wit~ her sister, Mrs. E. rough one. But we pray to God that we will get home They don't know I k)IOw s~ come 1 can't sleep aJahll, I Soviet Union and Red . China B. Singer '" Texas._ While there I safe, and we thank God for a wonderful country like should I lead them on, k~ II toss and ium and hls )llettft and Castro Cuba would be to- her hroliler and Wtle, Mr. and the U.SA to be horned in and live in. a secret or wllat?-FED UP comes to my mind. I'm ·ay DICK THOMAS day in such dire str ·1s that Mrs. Paul Plybon of New Or· We are sure proud of our Great Country. Dear F.tl.: thinking about him. I 0111 tell they would have to c~t back leans, flew to Te•as to spend There are a lot of our men will not get to go home. First question: just what much. I daydream. I miH Wh d · he1p ommunists kll I our sons? .... .. •• bug your par· bim. 1 w.atob the el!lck, I ,......., ""''"y iso we sti sharply on thelf. subver81.ve ac- lhe weekend. Mrs. Lemi"" ., had Bu1 we a11 know tha1 th ey are prayeel for and never have you ......, -·, •wo a que on many sound thinking Americans ltvlttes . . .m other eountries and not seen her sister and brother · will •· forgott en. 0 ne th.mg abo ut 1•t when you stay ents m · to buggm · g ynu?, Tb-'•e that IIOW l'9e lest 111m. AI I "" , ., are as king themseIves. . . . 1tor seve~~o yealll. · v· t N u S Jd' h et••- got to be the ~-•~ know is that he isn1 married The Soviet Union and her Eastern European st· espec18Hy m thetr encourage- _ _ __ ::_____ _ _ _ m te am as a . . so 1er 1or I year, no matter ow ·~· ._,... , lid he'd h ng ....., too lellites are sworn to our defeat! Communist nations are ment and support of so-called Nam." old you are, you are a man. people In !be world - or the a """" c a e • - , 1 b A person over here is fighting for Freedom and we most frightened. so maybe he'll not take the b111. producing weapons and shipping them to the Viet Cong wars 0 national li eralion." In VIet Nam, we should do all know that sure is something to fight for. We ,hate to The - Talk Ii out aDa If What'a wrong with me, Uti to ktll Americans. (_Senator Thomas Dudd, Coonec- either one of two things: Pull see our men killed. But we must have freedom and you can't manage It f~ce-tl>face wbat can I do about ii7-PA'l'· . All Comm~t countr!es are on the brink of e~no- ~~~~ 1 • Sept, I96S). . Ollt and leave the country to these poor people should have it too. make 1 reccmllng. -H. SY m1c collaJlle (Without Ru~ta, Red China could not exiSt). U.S.S.R.: Diplomaltc sourc- the Commtmlsts, or, Wage an We hope and pray how soon this war wlll end. Dear Pat: Every product Amenca gives or sells to Communist es Slid yesterday the Kremlin all-out war to end Communist And how soon peace will come to all countries. Well Dear Hele• : You'D neftr know whal'l countriee helps them. avoid total economic collapse, and planned to summon • high-lev- dominance oftr tho people of maybe I am writing too much, so I will thank you peostarted last llay when he wrong with y6u until you ..., 11 frees more of their resource& to produce weapons of war el Warsaw Pact meeUng later South Viet Nam. pie again for the box. asked me to a dance. 1 aceept· "Cutie" again ll!d find 0111 to kill 0111' sons. . - this month to "co-ordinate" Viet We can hardly do the former Thank you very much. . ed, but told my parents l was whether it'~ love or •w~· Wey does the Vnlted States sian airlilt I• ooe of the targ. Nom aid and strategy with the for It wGUid oot be fair to ou; Your Friend, , going elsewhere. 1 was to meet ing what mt~ have been that help them? est they nave ever operated. Elstern Europe sateiUtes. Tlte heroic war dead who have P F.C. Billy M. Gallaway this boy at a eertaJn place, but lmakea you sleepleu. II ~ think fltls bas no I ~ey arr carry~ every cor.- meeting of leaders from Russia, made the supreme sacrift~ P . s. before 1 left !llY house, 1 con-, Take another bus lrijl (lltl'lbeen gomg on read further, cetvable weapon.· (A}Ien & Pollllld, CHChosiovakla, Run- But we can do the latter We also pray that God will watch over our people leased to my parents. They ty you can llllke eonaect10111 these evidences of what has Sc~U, Feb. l96&). . gary, Bulg~ia, _East Germ~ which means not only an all : there at home. were shocked and wouldn't let even though ~ou've cha1t11ed happened: Copper tS vtlally needed ID and Romanta, will be held eith· out we, mllltarlly against the Thank you again me go. 5o it's understood tbat jobs) and tbls time don't let "U. S. dealers are srlling the UnitA!d States, partiClllarly er In one ol the East EW'opean Communists but also an aiJ.out Billy him get away witbout your 1 stood htm up, ri~hl? ronsiderable quantities oi soy· si~ce the warming up of t h e capitals or Moseow . . . (UP!, war ecollOIIlieally with a ceotsa· • • • wrole and ell'lalned why 1 telepllooe Qlllllber. 1 heans and tallow to the Soviet· V1et Nam War. Yet, over the January. 19661. tion of aid to and trade with 23 Oct. 66 didn't meet him, but 1 didn't Wltat 11 he no longer takes ~loc without anyone raising an last two months, duri"¥ July President Johnson, in his our Communist enemi... Dear Sir: . tell the trulb _ just said 11 !tbe bus? Well, look lt!re: never · outcry or lifting a finger te and August ( !9651, 12 licenses, State of the Union Message., 1 believe: I recelv_ ed a very nice gift today and the onl~ name was "unavoidable." [let n be said lllaliiRU doesn't 51op it. Both commodities are were granted authorizing thel m January 1968, said. " .. . I; 'That, the u. s. Government on It was thiS card. I realize that you pla~ed an unpor· , now two moaUls lalolliv• tt'o AIL for roDlllnce! If 11 1 impC>rtonl Ingredients in the ohipment of copper scrap to have come to ask you . to , and her allies should lmmedi·\ tan! part m the delivery and i also real1ze that many 9Chool and 1 poss him evtl)'\.bolh yeu ll!d be read thl• 1~ production of ammunition." Yugoalavla valued at t5,438,960. make it possible to expand ately stop helping the economii!S r,ople gave of thell' lime and effort so I and my bud- 'day. but he acts as II I dow't tm - lbg board tile llrst !Syndicated Colunutisla - AI· What is more, although Yugo- trade between the United of all Communist nation! · I t les could have some homemade cook~es and candy . oxist. I've been tempted to morning elly. bewld bllll (your len - Seoll, Sept. 1965). slavia claims It has lnsulfic- States arid !!astern l!urope and Tltat, we can not win' b ' Some of us are a ltttle btl older than others but we IUIY "HI" but can't get the otd bus\ on Saturday . .,.,..., Rltssia Is conduct'•• Y' all are little boys when It comes food. ber 19th .. . And let me kn ow .,. a hu•• • lent copper supplies to meet the Soviet Union" · sacn·ncIng our sons' lives• d to homemade · d f 1word s ou t or my mouth . 1 · h to th k nrms airlift to l11rih Vtet domestic requirements, it I• aj A statement by U. S. Con- ligltlil!l Communist in one part . WIS an you an everyone mvo1ve rom ; What can 1 do to be<:ome :what develops. I'm a patoy f"· II' am· and Comm.-t ·control!· net exporter of seml·ftntshed grossman William H. H~ha, of the world _ whlle ·vin 1 the ~ottom of ~y heart. People Itke ~ou. are the very friends a&ain? -UNHAPPY happy endings and I hope Y"' ed iarw In Laos .. . This ls and finished copper products." Ohio, ml!de in January 1968, •s aid, food. and technical fnow~ l ~~ason that soldters lltve always done the JOb they must Dear Unhappy : Iare too. Patsy. - H. the lalest grim VIet Nam de- IRep. Homer Craig, Camonlla, as pertinent now as it 11:as how to the Communiala tn ofu. . Yours Very Truly - - - - ---·-·- ··relopment the Joint Chiefs of Sept., 11165). then: . , ,.,. er parts of the world· Alfred B. Workman I Riotous Comedv to ~taff reporlelf to the House Poland: Without protest "How the United Stales caq And that Victory o~er Com· • • • AppropriatlcQla Subcotlimlttee. from the U. S., Communist Po-l continue to aid, support, and munt1;.. can be won only by end PFC Michael G. McBride I Be Given Nov. 22 In •the Joint Cblel'' presenla· land, which has received hund· enhance the economics of thole satellite slave stales. Commu· USii2656724 PT. PLEASANT- "Aunt Til '""~ .they bl~ cl!ar&ed that reds of millions of dollars in nations who are proVI~tne ~ur ing trade with Russia and her Co. A 20th En&· Bn. DDIV lie Goes to Town" is the lith II Rus~la lllowl!!l to pour SW'plus U. S. food and other enemy wilh the means to~ nism can be defeated, without APO 98818 of the riotous three act come ar[t· . North VJet Nam by ec11110mlc aid, has 8tisigned 10 cripple, and kill Ameri~l!:m firing one more shot and with· San Franclaco, Calif. dy to be prmnted by the Jun air . . , "tltltasands of Am· ahips to carry Russian-Chinese ls beyond my comprehensfon,,Jl out the loss of one more life, Dear Mr. Caldwell. ior Class at the Point Pleas eri dltt ner4leuly in war equipment from North supply lines and munitionanar if tl]e Clpltalist ctttntrles would This is a card of thanks, to let you know I receiv- , PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and ant High School on Novembe1 South Vtet Nam." G ea era I Korea to Netlh Viet Nam. cut off to the Comrpunista, tl!o allow the socialist colllltrles lD ed your package. Mrs. B. F. Board of Mason will 22nd. Wheeler teRifled, ''The RUI· (Allen & Scott, Jan .. 1968). lighting will soon cease in Vifl strangle themselves. Me and my buddies want to express our thank• celebrate their Golden Wedding! The ~ole of Aunt T111Ir. a1 to you and the people of Gallia county ahd we wish you Anniversary November 19th. 1old m•td who detests all mert a happy Thanksgiving and a wonderful Christmas, and A family dinner will be hold , "ill be portrayed by Martha a Happy New Year. I "-- Other cast memben Salur- 1=son. at Gen e Ball's r•staurant Yours TruIy, • R bi Michael G. McBride day eveDil!l with all members are Rosanna Carey; .o ' • • • of the immediate family at- RhorboUjjh, Terrt Ketster, Dear Friellda tending. Open house Is schedul· Lynda Hall, Mike Hanes, Jo.l Just a word of thanka for the package and the ed from 2 until 4 p. m. Sunday. i Deweese, Steve Clark, Dana1 thoupt behind it Thank you all. ~ - ·::J. Cath1 1November 20, at their home in ' O'Leary. Betty Wolfe, 'l'~ely Mason. Friends are illvited to Dean. Marsha Gilley is th< stu By ~ 0. Wetlllrlolt the proper COW'Be, which al- detection teats. Seven persona L. M. ayne eall. dent director lor the ploy. IN QUIJ& OOUNTY lowed the fire to gain too much were Injured In elgbt accidents MEIGS I:.OCAL offlcllls are Bien Hoa, Viet Nam Mrs. Board ts the former Fto- 1 GAU.I'ANS IIUipriletl . Ill headway before they arrived. over last weekend. lqle!ul that the site lor the • • • ra Caroline Blaine of the Ray-I lor~ wheD 211 per eent of Damage in the ftre was estinew high school can be an22 oct bum community of Pt. Pleasant. . s~hoolt Will Use the feibtered Yoterl, lllllDit mated at $12,1100. GALUPOIJS CIIAPTI!R, Of nounced befora Tltanklglving. A Received the package yesterday. Thank you all Mr. and Mrs. Board have en- Federal Funck i ooa-lllill!d .0111 lD 'l'ullclay'a Roylll Arch Masona hosted a Federal Health Service pro· very much. I reaiW appreciate 11. 1 would like to know gaged in retail grocery and ' e.ectiiiD. 'Die treltd In not only ARREST OF TWO youlbs has district meeting at the Maaonlc lt'aril has been approved lor who sent It and you know me and how did you get general merchandising most I PT. PLEASANT Mas<m t:allia, llttl Ute llttiN trl-county solved the case of vandlllism to Temple Saturday night. Ed- the diJtrleL my address and how did you know I was In Viet Nam. of their married lives. ; Collllty public school educator• went ovenrltllmiD&b' Republl- road work equipment on the wanl Evans, new Dlatrlct OepSollie one please write and Jet me know. The couple are the parents !' "ill partlci!I'IB In • dlscusslo• ran. &relga Inc! Oallla results section of Rt. 35 in the Center- uty lllgh Priest, outlined the MJDDLIPORT Boosters heve ·The goodies were real good. I want you to thank of four daughten, atne grand· of bow to develop a Comprewere: olmflar, Wllh two lncuJn.. v1Ut area came witb lbt arrest program for the coming year. voted aPProval 01 the merger every one for me and let them know that I really en· children and one great grand- hensive EducaUon Program utli· r nil beJnc Ute oaly Democrat- Of Joseph Ferrell, 18, Rt. 2, Soutltwestorn board of educa- with other boolter groups in joyed and appreciated it. My buddies also said to thank child. izin& local, state and federal 1c w11wen. JQweD Dlckaaon VInton, and 1 16-year-otd b<ly. lion gave the go-ahead stgnll the new Meta• District. · everyone antf that everythlne was real good. · resourct10 during a relitnal '·as e1ectec1 Gallla engineer to Dam31e the7 did to the equip- for Prosecutor John Epling to . Sincerely, Jerry w, Knox Profram ;, Given meetine at MmhaU Univeni· complete the ~ tenn ment wu estimated at .-,ooo. appeal the Clay Baker case. DRBW . WEBSTER Post, • • • ly Wednesday, November lith, or the JallliGitell .Jealdns. The They placed gravel in the crank World War I 90lerans celebrat- ·American Legion, fire4 the 11 Dear Folks: For Emanon Club which is one of six 111ch meet· cto,.. taet Wll fol C!OIIIlly cue of 1 bulldozer, damaged a ed Veterans Day with a dinner o'clock salute on Velerana Day Thank you so very much. Your thoUJ)ttfulness l!manon Club ol Gaillpolig . ings beil!l held throu1bout the comml"kmer, 'lillh 1o1u1 Mor· tlitchini machine, threw a wat. at Rio Grande. and Pomeroy and Middleport is very much appreciated. You really 1pp~eci1tt things met this week at tht home or! state. gan, ~ · 'IID'liD8 over er pump Into a creek, amon1 • was · colorful lor the day with when you get In a place like this. Mrs. Clarenco Waugh, Second , The meeting wiU includa -perClyde SallllllllliltRf!t SGO othar acta. €BARLES BURDETTE he! all llaie ll)'inl in the two Gettina alon,just fine. Avenue. sonnet from Kanawha, Putnam, votea. Otba !11111811 11ere been elected Worshipful Mast. towns. Lecion posts ol the Thantr, ShusFoster · Mrs. Hoyt lolulllna gave 1 Cabell, Wayne, Logan LinMortoll Dldlef, ~. and 1IIAJOR announeement of er ol Morning Dawn Lod".lle county are jolninl in the Chrtat• • • program on mtertor decorat· coin, Boone, Mingo and Maso• l!valea _ , N11tdet. '111t! Ute week wu lhll a committee I! a nephew of Ben R. Evans, mas program of collecting Dear Sir: · lng, and _the UIIO of c 0 It r countirs. Tbe evant il opon- ·· _the lunda for what Ia called "GIIta As per your Instructions this is just a small lille •c?emes '" the home. ~ club ed by the State Department of distrld 1i111wf 1tn1 IIXI llle It ~ merpr of the HoJ. new Grand Master of tonlloN 1,. lltU4 ftllale Jt. Ill' IJGipllal and Mtdiell Cent- Grand Lodae of Oltlo. J 0 h 0 F'or tlte Yenks Who Gaft." to let you know that the gift has been received. On 11111 hold a soctal sesstOR nert 1Education, the wut VlrJinla vy bolll 1NII bJ -'ttttltble W IJalpttal looklnc toward the Robert Bane, s.on of. "'•. and beltalf of JIIY$elf and the men in the tent I'd like to ex· TbitTsday, at the bo~e of Mrs. AssoeiaUon for Supervtalon and •·M hn 8 bas ~preh O\lt thanks. It was very much appreciated and Avon Lusk, Lower Rtver Road. Curriclllum "'-ment, the majori'\!1111 1 V'1t to1fDa. .....uon here of a new bospttal, rs. Jo ane n namRUTLAND Volunteer F'ire- bro,ht 1 slllall touch of home to ua h•re at c. Chi. .....,. Three 11c11oo1 iplraliJti Jev1M and the use of tile two present ed athletic director of Wash- men have set their anhual In I'd lik t 0 th ks · ANNOIJNCI! SERVICI! West Villlnla F)lemtnlary Prinat Knw a.t, VH"'' fllce flelllties for other pltaaea of lngton H. hith school. Thal!k9ilving t)ll'key dinner tor n,ce aga e · say an Slnctlj!lY yours, PT. PL!ilASANT _ Tlte Pl. clpals AattOCIIliQD and S«ond· and ~ fl*lr:l - . IIIII a mulUple reglq,at health · . . Nov. 17 In the, Cfld~ ,school Kenneth£. Dunn Pimant 1\llnilterlal A&Socla·lary Princt.,.ts Assoc1ahon. a vil!ql :112 hlllll of lin~.._ which would be IN MEIGS. COUNTY cafeteria. Fair dlreclora will • • • r h annouoced tan 1 r mtu,i ....... lllo Ckmle. divided between tbi1 communi· MEIGS V!)J'ERS eave Ralph be elected next w•,.Y· TODAY is the eighth apniversary of Glllipolil' moat ~·; ..:~al UniOJ P nt'ank~ FILM A5NO\INCI!D Two i.uet deflltl4 t1tat1e l7 and Atlteu, with Ohio Unl- Welker his · blfttal marlin In historic blaze. It was Nov. 13, 1958 tbat fire leveled living •erv~. Tlle service will PT. P~ - A color for ftte proteollotlla Oblo wnli) lnd J!!l! ~e College the election TueiWI&y Ill aaaure JOHN TANNEJIILI., 1•, 1011 tile Elks HaU and Davis-Shuler Departlll[l!nt Stqre. be beld In the lfelghta EUB film concerning the dramatic townahlp lllllalooal opiiDII 9011 ftattrlng Ill Ute program. him VIctor)' In the race for ot Sentinel Editor CbQter sevet8J other butldlni& were damaged by the fSOO,OOO. Chureh on November IS ~t 1:30 story of Paul Carlaon. a mls· In Morpalli\tl4 . c ' . !tate repmentaUft. He eM· TannebUI I! one· o! foUr ' flbfl I' f • p. m. The Rev. Ted Wall Will siooary who een~ed in lhe Con· .eG'ONU Comml!s!Gnm set rled Callltl b)' • good ~. being considered for appoint. p 'Ill Jre. • • • _ be tile opeetal aptlker ll!d the 1• durit11 lbe SQ!lMyvllle ma:;. .\ ~ · Jalinalld iqt t1ewJug ·.dtiWit .nG 111111 bear· and Geolllt aria, hls Demo- ment to the men's tab!~ leQllis SEVERAL Gallia resldenta have come up wltb btl.le boa\ putor, Charles Frum, wUI aac • of 19M, w)ll be ohow,t Ollly team t!Iaf wlJl represent 'IM tlll'~PI and radlahes during the past few daylt. l. prealdt. 11 the Trinil)r !II et hod t' • t'·• lire 4'11111 IIJ • tla!:tloa lril,!Or H!!Y, Jl on a to'ilillblp crallc opponent, WUil r 1"1. Tile honie .of 1he BlD i:~the BfdJiell area and ltls )lorn• county, A~. (lor. ,United States i~ the w;orld !QIIr· , B. tane, 'Rt. 1, Gallipolis, had a radiih that IV~ Cltul'<h, 8t!ndiY NDVOlllber ji1 iii; ~U jt~llhbot'· ~ Caldwell won his ' ~ nament In Tokyo In tltlt. Jl)e approlflmately 5lh pounds. · · AU tit!!.J~ isJandl to- at 7JH p.m. The movie Is~ . 1:,brleiU famii,J, • Ollvt S!- ,, .. >I fllltted, w1111 ~ .JOIIIIIH liOocl , tlb# 1!0 , lOll ~ tel'\11 rJce 10 be the~ ,~ ~ante!, a Fad~a~.o~ ~ • .. • • • . , . cethtr 111c1 up to only 142.5011· C::.O~ tlie c.nmutan oft 1· •· 1 ·t and ~ Jto1t1i il tlrt Hat- W '\ ~ \'ilih C.,en ocrll to survive the Repullllt$1 lillflln o1 lleUvllle, 0., 'lrilt .'be ~ENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes o( the ~lilY aqUtrt Jeit then Ute Tbt ..-.,lkl Is bt'llted c·1'Davil fenjiiJ Mit 4)DGr reo ~ to ', '!1iillli:, ,,.~ Jandsildt In Metca. llobel't 1hit Middleport grid baitquet :Ttlliuni and weekly Gallia Times . : • !'OlJ!Ier Gil· ani ol MP~JIII\t, ' to tltlt1141. . ' • .. ' e 19ed ~A H INPI •ad: li!d ,-~!WI tl1e ,!ow,tlllblp'a CWk aDd C!IJr),a ~ • ."" l!iOker. Bill Ed~lll'l4, ~ell •l\jlolll N&ltleilt SberrUl-Witkline, 14,'kl~'l!y tJ!\'~.ot ' . . . .. . , · . , .' ,l , ( .., ~ .. .. 81:, bi W Tbi ""lif!on on tbe col!l!ll ~ lj\Vi~ .IIDIVmi!Y'; ;,!!Ill ~ ~~y· 11-yeai'Old brolher Cbarlet lri Pltlsbil,.. son 11,. Oak ttUJIJifllct. 11-0 loaun <lilllpO!ls In fl~ . I Mr alld Vrs. Way~~~ Ams· bari ol Fourlh Ave., Gllll!polll,l m ' I *-* had 18 rectal gueall, Mr. alld Mrs. T. c. Pollock of Wheeling, w va., Mr. and Mrs. George Spradling and family of AsiJ. land, Ky. and Mr. Kenneth Amsb&l)' of LoJUioD, 0. ry THE CHRISTMAS SHOP IB Ofl' en at Jerr)l Mlllt!'s CoUDtry Falr. Open mry day.. Silflo day till 8...... • ........ I i' I""' IN OUR TOWN c PIANO SERVICING ' ~ I ' .'[ ' -!"• · 1.' ! ~ ' i 1 G0}den Wedd'1ng A . ersary To be Held !Ill STUDY Ill' t · p:m., at the w. ·w, Webb In .. • I I News Highlights on the Loeal Scene GOY Landslide Features Election 1 Com-Relax, exercise & keep fit PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER & SALON Thlni&Stlfe NOT EVERY PERSON SOME CaD It WHOLESAU who calls on JMbuysl new We Nallltllt- The world is waiting to be walked in. Stride Rite baby shoes, and our ex.peri· anced litters- give your young explorer a wonderful beginning. D . e v c. tiiAIING AID ''FHE BUDGET SHOP'' I SOME DON1 8 ONE ' OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T1~8 ,P.M. USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT •••• .I mil•· '1· · . ••lbllet,tet . ~~t;·:.·~:;re~.~ "·~ ).~:~~ te::t =~,~.!!~~ ~~~ (~ ~·~ ~:~1r~:t~~l£~: :;;~~l:~'t:!:~:!~, =~,::Wr! ~~~:u:~~~~>~~~~·atd.~ ~ .,;t~,~ 11.'~":- ~- ,..r I l, ) ':r~J'fJ ~lj.,...\.{t,ti·, .f t ' " "' I ••t . ...,J!~·\ ', 'lV\" 'i (' 1 I �' ' • ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad ,. ' MSO SPQU IOBc:it' 11!(111 SPRINT . 'IKWI.If · ~ALl, , DICK RAWLINGS ;,.:;: llAmNARS ,.,.,. 992-2143 Pomeray,O. . ·- ·- ·- .:....--..;.. ---~-- - RADIATOR SERVICE X!f lriw .-ar.~q• 5i eCer eTruck eHnter C.ro • Bulldozer eAny Typo IT QNL' TAKII ·.•<. QNI MIN UTI '" ~ , , II, QNU• So ."'' "' ( ,. ,.~ U.DRIVE THRU .. · CAR WASH temc1ved Free your cowa and moles. Jack3<Jo 2864531 Fen S1le m.E!I'16. ·::I ...... _,... -- - ILllll:lll booM, 18111 Aft., • bodnlom, large I .... room. · · J11oM11 D. WOld, MUflt . !¥aL ......... _.. .. ,w.m.d To Do · : Wo Wllllliy A~y . ·Amount. Including ' Complelt·• fatlhl •KN0115 · •mper. I a. ft. Honor Pol p!Pf tobacco. Ui'l IIi' IWWW IOI1tl ..USED l'URNITURI 1163 .....,.. •••• GoDIPOII~ Cllllo •- -· �' ' • ' Get Extra Cash The Want Ad ,. ' MSO SPQU IOBc:it' 11!(111 SPRINT . 'IKWI.If · ~ALl, , DICK RAWLINGS ;,.:;: llAmNARS ,.,.,. 992-2143 Pomeray,O. . ·- ·- ·- .:....--..;.. ---~-- - RADIATOR SERVICE X!f lriw .-ar.~q• 5i eCer eTruck eHnter C.ro • Bulldozer eAny Typo IT QNL' TAKII ·.•<. QNI MIN UTI '" ~ , , II, QNU• So ."'' "' ( ,. ,.~ U.DRIVE THRU .. · CAR WASH temc1ved Free your cowa and moles. Jack3<Jo 2864531 Fen S1le m.E!I'16. ·::I ...... _,... -- - ILllll:lll booM, 18111 Aft., • bodnlom, large I .... room. · · J11oM11 D. WOld, MUflt . !¥aL ......... _.. .. ,w.m.d To Do · : Wo Wllllliy A~y . ·Amount. Including ' Complelt·• fatlhl •KN0115 · •mper. I a. ft. Honor Pol p!Pf tobacco. Ui'l IIi' IWWW IOI1tl ..USED l'URNITURI 1163 .....,.. •••• GoDIPOII~ Cllllo •- -· �,, \ .. 1 .tt ., '·I~~';. ,) ' ' DIVORCE t!OliGB'I' 1 ~ ,dl,>orce petltibn,( •ba.,•ln• ·I na, neglect of duty ~ extreme Cl'llelty,. ba; ·tied in · Meigs County com- md> Pleas Court by Carol Dailey, Portland, against Frtd ' Dalley, same address. The plaintiff is seeking custody three minor children. ·- USED ' c A R SALE! I,. I I whitewall Heater, tir@~ ton school in Gallipolis. which were opened for the first time Friday. Shown on the right is Mrs. Estlvan Mat· l ltlhe""· director of the program, and on the left, Mrs. Beulah Johnson, aide. The rooms are equipped with · holding hundreds of books, Tack-X machines, Iii m strips, SRA reading kits, and many other rerned~alf • • Ilion to Add 4 Door, 6 cyl., st"ndard shift, wl1ite wall tlr~. 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Or., I standard trans. cyllndu, 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr 8 cvlinder, euto. tranSi Radio and heater, power steering, whitewall tires. 63 Rambler 550 Serle~ 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. st1ndard tr1ns., r• dlo & heeter. whitewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ffmpest . 2 Or. Hardtop. o4 sjiMd trans. 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Dr. 8 cylinder. autometlc trans. Redlo huter. power 1nd stnring, white wall tirtl. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Series, 6 cylin- der, standard trans., radio and heater 64 Ford F·700 IJ~eed tnns. 2 speed rear axle, B cyl. Dump 5 Truck. Long wheel base. Automatic trans. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtup. Puwer Steering aN Brakes. Automatic trans. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 dr. I cyl., std. trans. Radio & hedtr, WIS firH education over a period ol scv- 1 addition ha~ been convertt'd t{• t made some or the tables that 1 E'ral years. and supplementat 1an art mom , and has been ful -1will be used. ' R d WeekS Ol!n Up 1 1 ~;:~:~. I tlon wagon, 8 cyl. nL:Jm•· tic tnn1., radio & tteeter, W1S tir•s 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wttel!'l drive 62 Chevrolet '% ton Pan•l Truck, 6 cyl., 4 SfMI" tran1. 60 Ford f.600 2 ton, 8 cyl.f 5 speed trans. . l . spted 1M e, stak• bed, ldng wheel base 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cyl. automatic trans. Radio & heater, WI S' tires ,, l 66 Chevrolet M.trhu • dr. Hordlot>- 8 c(j,, automatic: trans ... po- wlr stfer1ng, radio & heater, WIS tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Hardtop, power deerin'il, PG*er brakes, radlo & htattr, WIS tires You Always Pay Less At II KEITH • l' GOBLE ! FORD I I ~~~nnl~u~~U~~~~ :nm:i~~:b ~r~ 1 ~~ I WASHINGTON (UP]) - The Republicans have dauahter (Jf the )ale George- w. and I won parity with the Democrats in state governorshigs Matilda Bashore Df,nney. She Is 1ur• . · · VlvK by 1eYera! l'llUIIn8, and wa. 1and 3 majority Of them Still a~gear to fall Wtthm t e preceded In death b;r two listen. Jl d d t · f th and two bruthen. Julia and cor• . SO·Ca e mo era e WJng 0 e .p . , Harry and Vant"e Denney. Service, Regardless of tl1e outcome of the unsettled Georgia w~re held Thunday afternoon at the . • wetherhott . Elliott Funeral Home, race, the GOP Will hold 25 governorshipS next year, and burial WQ ID Pine Street ceme. their highest total since they held 30 after the Eisen· hower landslide of 1952. . of~rl• lh•pard'dletlYoat, 14, 1 na• CI!Jipolu. ~unda;· in a Tb e new group 0 f 25 appalll of Pennsylvania. Huntlnaton nunun1 home. She Will entJy wi\l contain more COn- RepublicanS for ProgreSS, bUt born here on Sept 1. 1882. daurhtl!r or Capt. John c. and Anna Mannen I servatives than the preelection not the Rip:m Society, endors· Shepard. homea wai on ' I'meup Q f 17 Repu bl'ICan gover-~ ed w·m throp Roc ke re11 er, bro th~ Fir•t Ave.whole Mu. family Y(lllt was rom~er I'OUrt repOrter Jn Huntington •erving nors. er of the New Yorker and win~ for over H yean. Shl wu a member or Trinity Eplacopal church and act· h l ed Der Of the Arkansas £0Vernol• he In Uie HunUnrton Humane Soel· However ' or t e 23 e ect ship u. She 11 ~urvh·ec~ by a dauahter. ITuesday 11 were endorsed by -~· -~~---~--Mn. Marian Y01t Shute or Jarlu;on, • Tenn .. and two arnddauahters. Ser· two liberal Republican organi· vlre• were heW Tue1day morninll at , . , TrinitY Churt!h with burial In Wood. Iz.abans, the RipOn Soctety and mere cemetery. Republicans For Progress, and u• V•n lick... t1, a resident : four others were endorsed by found dead at a·, f b Tuuda)' aftlrnoon. one 0 t ose groups. the American Gov. GeQrge Romney of FOR ABIGELOW CARPET Michigan, who was reelected, already is classed as the front~ runner for the 1968 presidential nomination or as a sharehold· . three in that role with former Vice er Je. both of Kanauaa, Mn. Huwell of Galllpolla and. Nanna Jean President Richard M. Nixon. and Debbie Sue, both at home. ServIce• were held !ilt¥dU atternoon In He was among the candidates the Add~on vethOdllt Church with burial bl. Adclbon·Re,no141 ~ emetuy. endorsed by the two liberal II•IM CIHdly, 4, died If: tO:tli organizations, which had conWednud.ay at the famUy home on Rt, 1 NorthUp. She had been In spicuously snobbed Gov. - elect falllna: health .tnce May. She wu Ronald Reagao of California, born at GaWpolil on Sept. 30, 1982, dau1hter of DarnU md Alm• Birch· the new favorite of the conser~ fleW Canaday. ID addition to her vative wing. parent• 1he l1 aurvlved by a aiaUr, I.Mlra Ann CaDada,. and 11randpar· !Plta. Mn. Hazel Birchfield and Gold· Bes1des Romney, the en R. Canlday, both of R.t. 1, North· up . Serv1ee1 'IJ'flrf! held Saturda1 1ft groups had endorsed ernoon aL Dlclr:ey Chapel •nd burial Govs John Love ol Colora<lo. I wru In Ohio Valley Memory Garden! ' under dlreetlon of the Wnu1h · Hal· John A. Volpe of ley • Wood Fulll!ral home. I letts, Nelson A. Rockefeller of Just C811- ahd Wt!i'll tJ8dly brin& "•...:~;; Th••"· • •wure11den1 ot New York and John Chafee of samples Df carpet right to fOUr drl<!.ten ...,. rrswnoSHOP .. 1 They Island. also had endorsed these l l]ffi:f~~f].:;~:~:~E:\~~~i IRbode non • incumbent elected to I • • USED CAR LOT AT HOME! ~id11ra, I and 1 patient at I until MaY ll. 11188. He wa1 born Galllpolll Clft 01!~. 15. 19~'f. ~an Dl~t and Dorothea 1\llllu 'Thomas. In addition to the pnenl.a he I• lllr· vhed by a al1ter and thr~ brothers, Cheryl Ann, John Jt .. WIU\am Dean. and Nathan Iedford Thom.aa. Ol.ber IPrrivon are Mr. and Mrt. J . Dale Miller of IUo Gn.nds ancl Mrt. Maude Thomaa of Oall1PG111, rrl!l4plranlil. Gravn:ide· ~tnk!eJ were held SaturdaY momln1 b!r Gravel HUl cem&tery and. burial ..,.., uncler the dl· recUon of the Waugh · Halley-WOOd Funeral home. lotte Teep. "'. ·~ ... ·~· . na Searles, "• '• ' ste f more ,, e • vat ~ . ' . OO,DON T BE SILL~! IT~ AN aEGRIC I~IIT? WEU., I JU6T UGED "THE i TJ>....n ~ to have . . home! lt's so muctt easier to choose your carpet right in the "room where it's eoini to be used. Day or evening a~pointments at your convenience. No obli&atlon, governorships: Spiro T. A••••w of Maryland, Norbert T. mann of Nebraska, Paul Lax· naturally. all of Nevada, David Cargo of C1ll New Mexico, Tom McCall Oregon and Raymond P. "•'•• ' ~ --~-~--_:__:_= 446-1830 ' ~ a d·lltl anti-crime !l!t of Columbia lor questionmg Living Room Suites lledroom Suites Dining Furniture Octasional Tables: Room Dividers Nursery Furniture Easy Chain Smokers Wall Cablneb utWIJ cabinets llue Cablnell l'!rwse battling did not meet ll1 decisions <Jr ititutional law. II" had assailed mstitutional. be traveling to •arty next year 1 Hemispberte ence and to flrln& fol' vlslts IDy and other AndOn<theMalnFioor Desks Mirrors Pictlll'<l Bassodoo Maeazlne Racks Mattresses Lamps Book Cases TV Stands Box Sprlnp Mens and Boys Wear- Work Clotblni - ·Wcirt (lloves - Jackets - Sweaters - Sport 'Shlril Dre&S Shirts .;_ ~~ - Belts SUspqdel'l,Underwear - Pajamas - .Sock.l. :.. .J Wanlrobea Carpet pin • Wall CIOCikl - . ' - .Underwear - Womens and Girls Sleepwear Foundation Garments. • Main F.loor ilome .. . .. Handtercblefs Notions Station., '' Drepery Dept. 2.,d Floor OUT! Dreta Gk>vea , Hoal,.y · Scarveo Olllco Suppllea s.hool Suppll.. ~e1ewelry .- ~:.ba~~ tbe day be . •'' oturned to . !nspital and lile 1 Bacon. 28, 8bd ea, M. !her said be le!t !ffi8ll accused of .. "I feel bad !Q1' 'l know that llbf. Sheets and PJllow (lues ltoolng BOai'd fads ·and,coven window Shadtt v...uum sweepel'l Tabi~Cov~rs 1 1, &th :rowels,' Hand Tow~Is, W~ .Ciotbs .lllsb TowelS . . · . Luati•l• , ThroW Bull '~~~Pad. and eoven ·Bath' ¥!111 ... . Venopan Bllildl ' 1 •• • r . ·• • healthy child !hat he ~t. old mother l:>.f rmge told ber ng began . ~ oday police IAild . Domeitics IAK~ II EASY.! I<NOW Al.l. .A MUll!. PI - Jamb I be had «QOII 'flY· Three tiin'dl '• had suffered but fmaDy 8be d delivered the ' Bedsprood& ,--,~-"""'b ..F B'raa.k O'Neal WIPE: Umbrell.. Cosmetics lnlonfl Weer lllndb"" Billfolds Plano• Guitar• Sheet Mulie Re<or"' Muolcll Acce~es Slere<ll '" Ungerie Dept. Music Dept. 2nd Floor · COlor Television .Black and Wblte Televtolon llecA>rd Players ~Iaior Radtoo dBaby Glasswara - . Cooking Utensils ;_ IDinnerware -. ' Cutlery - Electrical Appliances Cleaolng Aids and Gift Ware. Dinette Sell Medldne Coblnets Oabinet Sinb Dinette se11 Refri&erators Waahert Dryers ' Hou11warea Dept. ' ' - Fumiture on the 2nd Floor CUStom Made Draper!.. Dnpery Hardware Curtains Blank,els Pil"""• Pattaflll . Yard Gooda Slip COven Cling-Stick on Pllille '' en! to a d!J ion, with the 18 the primary Furniture on the 3rd Floor ..' .' Autoplaljc 'j!4'nkets • Reidy.To Weer Dept. 2ild:Fioor Womens, and Girls Dre&ses ._;, Coats ....: Silitil' Sportswear - Sweaters - Blouses - Rainwear Millinery. LARRY'S WAYSIDE . FURNITURE · . .· · ' .• I '.. I ~ ' a.lnoleumi . ~. I I . .' ' -VIr· .. r.r, •• LocUit & 1¥eamor1 Stt.. Mldclloport !('; •· ' '· .' ,. •• ,• ~\!!' ' l, '. lr,' '•"•',,"i(' " . ~ ·,~....... j - I '~• ., I II 1• ~~ .~ '11 ' -~~·. ' .' . . ' ~ .. · 1 • t .tiler the ECilllo iii Act at !be 1lo Department !d' the sewage 9amto9pm .. . ·• I STOltE ltOUU: Majority of Governorships M"'"''A"~~.::·-:..~.~~~~· .;;:h·h;~ Appear to Remru·n Moderate ~~~ ;o~~::e!~~ ;~. t:em:~b~ral~l; ! I ays. with Christmas ELBERFELDS IN. ,POMEROY I trans., radio & he•t•r, WI S tlrts Country Sed1n 4 dr. sta· 10, I auto~n~tle 62 Ford M~ry Galhpoll5. --- ed to American u~gmn Po~t No. ttl . renee County took place In 11Ml8, · liRTHS OF WEEK He 11 aun'IViHI by hi~ wife, lila,~·. and 1111d he is deceued. SurvlvinB thlld· program, S•turdav - Mr. ~nd Mrs. Georn four 50ns and two dapght.en, Rollert. ren Include a daughter and four aon1' Mr Durose Invites II!.~,_;,,, Ill. 2, Gallipollto daughter. 10~· Leonard, Rojler. fl k kv. Kathermo> l.rld Mn. Curtis Feventon of L.1Crnlen· . l ' "'.:'c .. ,.at Haber H06pital. Dorl&Swanson. Ulher ~urvlvors are ta, Call!., Geor¥t1 w.. Jamet E. Clark· and friends of the school - Mr. and Mrl, RoHrt L. two brothers und a sl~tcr. Willl~m son. both of Marlon, David A. • • . 1. Galllpolh. t ...·ln dauah· ISwanaon and Mra. line! Gueros, both Clnrkwn of Ga!JipolJ• and Raymond VISit the new addition. and H:41 p. m. at Holter I or Oalhpolh and Leon~rd s v. aruonn Clarbon ot Galllpolla. It aon. Waller ot Columbu1. ServicK were held h lleceased. There are ellfht gt"ll!.d· . 'Mn Paul F.:. at thto Schoedin!lel State Street children and l4 areat grandehlldren. RL dauRh· 1 l"bapel Thu rsday morning und bur· A brolllcr Jnd Lhree aJr,ten survlv· HO!Iplta l. . ial wn • tn l'me Sreet t'~lndl'r}" l n In¥ 11re samuel Butchf!f of South und \tr~ Van Galllpoli!i. Webster, Mrs. Magale Edward• of son, Jl·4fl p m . and 1 . .. . .. .. Marion, Mrs. Nellie WllllaDUI of ~1T1'1 Dav1d W. nf!. Loo,r, er j Mr1. R. P. tRilla! MrCarfey, 17, 11 ret\· Jackllon and Mn. Sarah Holbat't of Rd .. Galllpolll, dauahter, 11 :30 ,dent of Rt. 2. Gallipolis. da1d Thurs- Cual Grove. Two brothan. and 1 m.. buth at Hol1er Ho,r>ltal. day evenlna In Kulzer HOIIpltll. She si&ler are deceased. Her aecond - wat born at Flag Sprlnljl:R, Jan. 20. marriage Wll to Albert St. Clair, DIATH$ OF WIEEIC 18111. daUihter of the late Lewia who dlel'i in 1945. Mn. St. Clair wDI 74, a resident of 843 1 ami Mary Waddell Stralfht. Her mar- a mrmber of Old Pine Chureh. Fu.nAve .. died Sunday morning rlage was ta Rev. R. P. McCarley on eral arrangement~! are Jn durp of l i ~.~:::::,:w~·~,'~'"'.'l••r• In a nuralng home, t.•here May 13, 1899. and he precoeded her MIIJer'a Home (ot Funerlll. he had h""" a patient for four in death In J,He. A IUrvlvlnl daurh· months. •• wa~ a retired nle1man. 1 ter q Mn. Balil Ev1ru. wUh whum Grrtfllde MnltH tor the atlllborn Mr. Edler wu born at Patriot on i 'he mother Uved. There are two nblld of Cllffon:l and Nancy Davia Feb. 1~, 1892, .on or the late John H. 1 grandchildren, Billy Geoe EYallll and i\hodet of 59 Pine St. we~ held Monday, Tu..day, and CynU!Ia Ann Ripley Edler. Hill Mn. Zella Vallance. both of Galll· 'rhursday afternoon. Burial wu In marriage was to the former Elma pol11 and fuur 11real grandchildren. Neal Cemetery under direetlon ot Wednesday Harrison on June 26. 192(). and ahe She Will the Jut of her family. A Miller·~ Home for Funeral1. In addl· pNJeeded him In de~lh In 1950. A brother and twa ~l s ter s are de ce il ~· tlon lo the parent., Mn. ehlld and Thursday surviving daughter i ~ Mrs Chester ed. Mrs. McCarley wu a memOCr ur 5Urvlved by a brllther and I Bl~clf ot Pllntiar, Mich., and a atep- Ohlu Chapel ~ethad1 s t Chua·h, uMo grandparents. Mr... nd Mr.. 1 110n it Ot1s Caldwell of C olumbu~. V~llc-y Gran11e and the WSCS. 9er· l DiiVII or Nurthup, Mn. (I 9:15am to 5:00pm I other !JUnrJvon art a alater and ~·lee• wlll be held at 2.30 p. m. Sun- Khodet of Gallllpolla an4 Albi•l )l twu brothen. Mn. Hattie Whale)'. j day at Ohiu Chapel Chureh wil..h:_:R:::ho:::dN:_:•::_f.:_P::'·..:'..::'•::u::•:::•·I.:~~~Marloo, and Harry Edler. allot Gal·.- ~---- ·Friday• liiJ()II! F"1ve brothers ar! tlec:eued j Service• were held Wedne•da.y after· noon at Mlllcr'J llume for f'unerals, 1 with bunal In Mound HlU cemetery. hmto8pm I D•n"ey, 7t, ~ re•ident nr 547 I Saturdays 2 Dr. H.T....... auto. trans. rtdio & heater, wltlw tires, P.S. I. P.B. 62 Ford Galaxie 2~. ~filler, 1 oxes answered their 84th alarm of reading inslrucllon Ia ID b· ~ ~......,,1~ · to I he year at 9: 04 P·"1· Frid ay creaoe tbe a_., when a car owned by Jobn com,prebend , and In ! ~ ~~ ....... Burdette, Pt. Pleasant, was reo written wOrd. I 'IWI PI . ' ported on fire at Tiny's Mar- step fowar4s efftcl.ent ~1 ~et, Kanauga. Five< men .and sblp. .. . ~ ·~ • . l' one true• started ,._ run but We hoM ·to·eootrlbut'e' ............."' """ A Ult:l r_~ ww•.., time by three dayS. but the fire W8S OUt 8Rd tbey the ~ of neb 7" 'f• u...;...';.to.. tbr,...... • took 69 days were called back when they fective ci~.., . ~•. f"!' to rea~ Amen'ca,· the Mayflow· reached Fr'rst Ave., and Syca· S.O.S. "Sat·""'- ~ . ···11 , \.."ll WI.UUJ "W"'-took 66 d St enroute to th blaze School'' t BIRTHS, DIVORCES ""''" '" Moo•• "'" ""'" ""'"'" f would be added to Green Tbe November meeting of '' ""'"'' "''"' '" ''"""'''· ment.ary school, lor which the Gallla COunty Community . REAL ESTATE \ Mrs. Routt• 11. clair, n,. mld~nt 1 900 '" Federal funds are Improvement Corporation wJII DEATHS , MARR I AGES of lllo Grande, died early Friday available. Mr. Durose '1lrdedf ldwlrd G Swinson, 55. a former Gul- l morniDI In llolwr Holpltal. She wu th . u be held Monday, beginning at lii:>OIIt r , J ent, died Momlay In Co· born nea r Penltl on Marc h 8. 1887, e cooperative efforts of 12 noon at Oscar's. . lumbu~. Ht· was an emp loye ul the daughter or the late Georp w. and Gallipolis board of ;:~~:::~~~~ Owens . lll!nola t:or p.• pnd I' a~ ' I Amanda Wood• !lutcher. Her mar· . veteran or Wurld Wa r !1. H.. helan~· 1 nag!' to Welley ClarkauD of Law· in assisting in this The Pr'lgr··~· beat Colum· MARIIAGI! LICENtn A Hal.lett . f'hil'n.'!Oo Ill . Jo.vre Ann 20. Gallipollm, Lus her Ba ys. 24. an(J K. ("h~rh·~ 60 DeSoto 4 dr. 8 cyl., SATURDAY four new room addition to the 1j money for construction anrJ , extension of the loud speaker I ~chool was aclivated. Thr en- rqu ipment was $21,000. ~ system te the new rooms. tire cost of the project was 1 The addition. whi~h is on lop . $52,214.18 , and was done w1th- ' or the cafeteria , contains four ! Considerable money was spent Iout resorting to a bond issue. rooms, 1wo of which are for for the equipment of the new 1 I Funds for the addition came firth grade classes, and two 1rooms. and the maintenance defrom money obtained through rooms for remedial re<Jdmg. 1 partment under the supervision the sale of the old Kanauga A former classroom 611 t h e1of Clyde Porter, built book 1 school, savings af the board or· third floor adJoining lhe new 1 shelves and coat racks and ·tires. .! J I Bel Alre. 4 Or 6 cyl. Standard trans. White waiJ . wash•mgton Elementary sch00JIS• 0ccupt•ecJ It was moving day at wash- Federal funds, which are al- 1y equipped. Also included lr. 1: ington Elementary school. in 1l lo\~ed under the Title progrum 1 the improvement is an entirely i Gallipolis. on Friday when th~ · Tl1e total amount of Ff'deraJ, new fire alarm system and an 63 Chevrolet ' NEW <;LASSR()OM- :t'hls ls .the gioade classrobm.~ ~n..Hazel Cartee, on~ of two m the new Washmgton school' addition · In Gallipolis. The roonui ·are eq~rpped with. the latest in schoot · furni~hlngs, with double de:aJ<s! ~n~ .Jllany teachlni ardes. The rooms are large, and weU ,lighted, and the two proVided relieves l 'h 8 crowded co~dition of the school which enrolls almmt 1200 stUdents. There 11 an· The general contractor for th• room rdentical to the one pictured, and Is occupied ~y another fifth grade addition was Karr Cmnstr·udion. class taught by Mrs. Arthur Millk. ; Co., of Chester, and the ing and ventilation contract SEEKS DIVORCE GIVEN SENTENCE done by the Columbus He!llin,gl Robert Wells, Crown City, is Ollie Herdman, charged with and Ventilating co. seeking a divorce from Connie non. - support, has been given Wells, on grounds of gross ne- a suspended one year Cincin- (Continued From Pap 11) ed.Supt. Albert Durose glect and extreme cruelty. 'The nati Workhouse sentence by time earnJDia of 8 productive- · 8 pleasure . .t the suit for Wells, a minor, was fit. Meigs County Court Judge citizen, even at an annual 1J1. ~ ~~ new fac!litles, ed Saturday by his father, Har- Frank W. Porter, Jr. Herdman come of $2,500 per year, one . Y tile most up-to-dale ley Wells. They w~_re ~arried was placed on five year proba· more producUve citizen 11 a ~ent, and stated that t_he June ., 1966. at Crown Crty and tlon. re!Ult of our program will mor! 1 e~dofHover-crowdldng IS 10. have no children. than cover the funds involve& .I na · e announce. Ulat FIREMEN CAUED in our program,. near future an additional CJC MEETS MONDAY Gallipolis volunteer firemen Tbe fundamental soai ot·I, 1 64 Studebaker . REMEDIAL READING - This is one of the two remedial reading rooms in the new addition at Washing. SOO, 4 Or. 8 cylind~r. 1uto. & ~ I 65 Ford Galaxie trans. Radio ,.. ·~ I. ·~,· �,, \ .. 1 .tt ., '·I~~';. ,) ' ' DIVORCE t!OliGB'I' 1 ~ ,dl,>orce petltibn,( •ba.,•ln• ·I na, neglect of duty ~ extreme Cl'llelty,. ba; ·tied in · Meigs County com- md> Pleas Court by Carol Dailey, Portland, against Frtd ' Dalley, same address. The plaintiff is seeking custody three minor children. ·- USED ' c A R SALE! I,. I I whitewall Heater, tir@~ ton school in Gallipolis. which were opened for the first time Friday. Shown on the right is Mrs. Estlvan Mat· l ltlhe""· director of the program, and on the left, Mrs. Beulah Johnson, aide. The rooms are equipped with · holding hundreds of books, Tack-X machines, Iii m strips, SRA reading kits, and many other rerned~alf • • Ilion to Add 4 Door, 6 cyl., st"ndard shift, wl1ite wall tlr~. 62 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Or., I standard trans. cyllndu, 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr 8 cvlinder, euto. tranSi Radio and heater, power steering, whitewall tires. 63 Rambler 550 Serle~ 4 Dr. 6 cylinder. st1ndard tr1ns., r• dlo & heeter. whitewall tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. ffmpest . 2 Or. Hardtop. o4 sjiMd trans. 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Dr. 8 cylinder. autometlc trans. Redlo huter. power 1nd stnring, white wall tirtl. 65 Dodge Dart 2 Dr. 270 Series, 6 cylin- der, standard trans., radio and heater 64 Ford F·700 IJ~eed tnns. 2 speed rear axle, B cyl. Dump 5 Truck. Long wheel base. Automatic trans. 63 Mercury Custom 2 Door Hardtup. Puwer Steering aN Brakes. Automatic trans. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 dr. I cyl., std. trans. Radio & hedtr, WIS firH education over a period ol scv- 1 addition ha~ been convertt'd t{• t made some or the tables that 1 E'ral years. and supplementat 1an art mom , and has been ful -1will be used. ' R d WeekS Ol!n Up 1 1 ~;:~:~. I tlon wagon, 8 cyl. nL:Jm•· tic tnn1., radio & tteeter, W1S tir•s 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wttel!'l drive 62 Chevrolet '% ton Pan•l Truck, 6 cyl., 4 SfMI" tran1. 60 Ford f.600 2 ton, 8 cyl.f 5 speed trans. . l . spted 1M e, stak• bed, ldng wheel base 65 Ford Custom 4 dr., I cyl. automatic trans. Radio & heater, WI S' tires ,, l 66 Chevrolet M.trhu • dr. Hordlot>- 8 c(j,, automatic: trans ... po- wlr stfer1ng, radio & heater, WIS tires 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Hardtop, power deerin'il, PG*er brakes, radlo & htattr, WIS tires You Always Pay Less At II KEITH • l' GOBLE ! FORD I I ~~~nnl~u~~U~~~~ :nm:i~~:b ~r~ 1 ~~ I WASHINGTON (UP]) - The Republicans have dauahter (Jf the )ale George- w. and I won parity with the Democrats in state governorshigs Matilda Bashore Df,nney. She Is 1ur• . · · VlvK by 1eYera! l'llUIIn8, and wa. 1and 3 majority Of them Still a~gear to fall Wtthm t e preceded In death b;r two listen. Jl d d t · f th and two bruthen. Julia and cor• . SO·Ca e mo era e WJng 0 e .p . , Harry and Vant"e Denney. Service, Regardless of tl1e outcome of the unsettled Georgia w~re held Thunday afternoon at the . • wetherhott . Elliott Funeral Home, race, the GOP Will hold 25 governorshipS next year, and burial WQ ID Pine Street ceme. their highest total since they held 30 after the Eisen· hower landslide of 1952. . of~rl• lh•pard'dletlYoat, 14, 1 na• CI!Jipolu. ~unda;· in a Tb e new group 0 f 25 appalll of Pennsylvania. Huntlnaton nunun1 home. She Will entJy wi\l contain more COn- RepublicanS for ProgreSS, bUt born here on Sept 1. 1882. daurhtl!r or Capt. John c. and Anna Mannen I servatives than the preelection not the Rip:m Society, endors· Shepard. homea wai on ' I'meup Q f 17 Repu bl'ICan gover-~ ed w·m throp Roc ke re11 er, bro th~ Fir•t Ave.whole Mu. family Y(lllt was rom~er I'OUrt repOrter Jn Huntington •erving nors. er of the New Yorker and win~ for over H yean. Shl wu a member or Trinity Eplacopal church and act· h l ed Der Of the Arkansas £0Vernol• he In Uie HunUnrton Humane Soel· However ' or t e 23 e ect ship u. She 11 ~urvh·ec~ by a dauahter. ITuesday 11 were endorsed by -~· -~~---~--Mn. Marian Y01t Shute or Jarlu;on, • Tenn .. and two arnddauahters. Ser· two liberal Republican organi· vlre• were heW Tue1day morninll at , . , TrinitY Churt!h with burial In Wood. Iz.abans, the RipOn Soctety and mere cemetery. Republicans For Progress, and u• V•n lick... t1, a resident : four others were endorsed by found dead at a·, f b Tuuda)' aftlrnoon. one 0 t ose groups. the American Gov. GeQrge Romney of FOR ABIGELOW CARPET Michigan, who was reelected, already is classed as the front~ runner for the 1968 presidential nomination or as a sharehold· . three in that role with former Vice er Je. both of Kanauaa, Mn. Huwell of Galllpolla and. Nanna Jean President Richard M. Nixon. and Debbie Sue, both at home. ServIce• were held !ilt¥dU atternoon In He was among the candidates the Add~on vethOdllt Church with burial bl. Adclbon·Re,no141 ~ emetuy. endorsed by the two liberal II•IM CIHdly, 4, died If: tO:tli organizations, which had conWednud.ay at the famUy home on Rt, 1 NorthUp. She had been In spicuously snobbed Gov. - elect falllna: health .tnce May. She wu Ronald Reagao of California, born at GaWpolil on Sept. 30, 1982, dau1hter of DarnU md Alm• Birch· the new favorite of the conser~ fleW Canaday. ID addition to her vative wing. parent• 1he l1 aurvlved by a aiaUr, I.Mlra Ann CaDada,. and 11randpar· !Plta. Mn. Hazel Birchfield and Gold· Bes1des Romney, the en R. Canlday, both of R.t. 1, North· up . Serv1ee1 'IJ'flrf! held Saturda1 1ft groups had endorsed ernoon aL Dlclr:ey Chapel •nd burial Govs John Love ol Colora<lo. I wru In Ohio Valley Memory Garden! ' under dlreetlon of the Wnu1h · Hal· John A. Volpe of ley • Wood Fulll!ral home. I letts, Nelson A. Rockefeller of Just C811- ahd Wt!i'll tJ8dly brin& "•...:~;; Th••"· • •wure11den1 ot New York and John Chafee of samples Df carpet right to fOUr drl<!.ten ...,. rrswnoSHOP .. 1 They Island. also had endorsed these l l]ffi:f~~f].:;~:~:~E:\~~~i IRbode non • incumbent elected to I • • USED CAR LOT AT HOME! ~id11ra, I and 1 patient at I until MaY ll. 11188. He wa1 born Galllpolll Clft 01!~. 15. 19~'f. ~an Dl~t and Dorothea 1\llllu 'Thomas. In addition to the pnenl.a he I• lllr· vhed by a al1ter and thr~ brothers, Cheryl Ann, John Jt .. WIU\am Dean. and Nathan Iedford Thom.aa. Ol.ber IPrrivon are Mr. and Mrt. J . Dale Miller of IUo Gn.nds ancl Mrt. Maude Thomaa of Oall1PG111, rrl!l4plranlil. Gravn:ide· ~tnk!eJ were held SaturdaY momln1 b!r Gravel HUl cem&tery and. burial ..,.., uncler the dl· recUon of the Waugh · Halley-WOOd Funeral home. lotte Teep. "'. ·~ ... ·~· . na Searles, "• '• ' ste f more ,, e • vat ~ . ' . OO,DON T BE SILL~! IT~ AN aEGRIC I~IIT? WEU., I JU6T UGED "THE i TJ>....n ~ to have . . home! lt's so muctt easier to choose your carpet right in the "room where it's eoini to be used. Day or evening a~pointments at your convenience. No obli&atlon, governorships: Spiro T. A••••w of Maryland, Norbert T. mann of Nebraska, Paul Lax· naturally. all of Nevada, David Cargo of C1ll New Mexico, Tom McCall Oregon and Raymond P. "•'•• ' ~ --~-~--_:__:_= 446-1830 ' ~ a d·lltl anti-crime !l!t of Columbia lor questionmg Living Room Suites lledroom Suites Dining Furniture Octasional Tables: Room Dividers Nursery Furniture Easy Chain Smokers Wall Cablneb utWIJ cabinets llue Cablnell l'!rwse battling did not meet ll1 decisions <Jr ititutional law. II" had assailed mstitutional. be traveling to •arty next year 1 Hemispberte ence and to flrln& fol' vlslts IDy and other AndOn<theMalnFioor Desks Mirrors Pictlll'<l Bassodoo Maeazlne Racks Mattresses Lamps Book Cases TV Stands Box Sprlnp Mens and Boys Wear- Work Clotblni - ·Wcirt (lloves - Jackets - Sweaters - Sport 'Shlril Dre&S Shirts .;_ ~~ - Belts SUspqdel'l,Underwear - Pajamas - .Sock.l. :.. .J Wanlrobea Carpet pin • Wall CIOCikl - . ' - .Underwear - Womens and Girls Sleepwear Foundation Garments. • Main F.loor ilome .. . .. Handtercblefs Notions Station., '' Drepery Dept. 2.,d Floor OUT! Dreta Gk>vea , Hoal,.y · Scarveo Olllco Suppllea s.hool Suppll.. ~e1ewelry .- ~:.ba~~ tbe day be . •'' oturned to . !nspital and lile 1 Bacon. 28, 8bd ea, M. !her said be le!t !ffi8ll accused of .. "I feel bad !Q1' 'l know that llbf. Sheets and PJllow (lues ltoolng BOai'd fads ·and,coven window Shadtt v...uum sweepel'l Tabi~Cov~rs 1 1, &th :rowels,' Hand Tow~Is, W~ .Ciotbs .lllsb TowelS . . · . Luati•l• , ThroW Bull '~~~Pad. and eoven ·Bath' ¥!111 ... . Venopan Bllildl ' 1 •• • r . ·• • healthy child !hat he ~t. old mother l:>.f rmge told ber ng began . ~ oday police IAild . Domeitics IAK~ II EASY.! I<NOW Al.l. .A MUll!. PI - Jamb I be had «QOII 'flY· Three tiin'dl '• had suffered but fmaDy 8be d delivered the ' Bedsprood& ,--,~-"""'b ..F B'raa.k O'Neal WIPE: Umbrell.. Cosmetics lnlonfl Weer lllndb"" Billfolds Plano• Guitar• Sheet Mulie Re<or"' Muolcll Acce~es Slere<ll '" Ungerie Dept. Music Dept. 2nd Floor · COlor Television .Black and Wblte Televtolon llecA>rd Players ~Iaior Radtoo dBaby Glasswara - . Cooking Utensils ;_ IDinnerware -. ' Cutlery - Electrical Appliances Cleaolng Aids and Gift Ware. Dinette Sell Medldne Coblnets Oabinet Sinb Dinette se11 Refri&erators Waahert Dryers ' Hou11warea Dept. ' ' - Fumiture on the 2nd Floor CUStom Made Draper!.. Dnpery Hardware Curtains Blank,els Pil"""• Pattaflll . Yard Gooda Slip COven Cling-Stick on Pllille '' en! to a d!J ion, with the 18 the primary Furniture on the 3rd Floor ..' .' Autoplaljc 'j!4'nkets • Reidy.To Weer Dept. 2ild:Fioor Womens, and Girls Dre&ses ._;, Coats ....: Silitil' Sportswear - Sweaters - Blouses - Rainwear Millinery. LARRY'S WAYSIDE . FURNITURE · . .· · ' .• I '.. I ~ ' a.lnoleumi . ~. I I . .' ' -VIr· .. r.r, •• LocUit & 1¥eamor1 Stt.. Mldclloport !('; •· ' '· .' ,. •• ,• ~\!!' ' l, '. lr,' '•"•',,"i(' " . ~ ·,~....... j - I '~• ., I II 1• ~~ .~ '11 ' -~~·. ' .' . . ' ~ .. · 1 • t .tiler the ECilllo iii Act at !be 1lo Department !d' the sewage 9amto9pm .. . ·• I STOltE ltOUU: Majority of Governorships M"'"''A"~~.::·-:..~.~~~~· .;;:h·h;~ Appear to Remru·n Moderate ~~~ ;o~~::e!~~ ;~. t:em:~b~ral~l; ! I ays. with Christmas ELBERFELDS IN. ,POMEROY I trans., radio & he•t•r, WI S tlrts Country Sed1n 4 dr. sta· 10, I auto~n~tle 62 Ford M~ry Galhpoll5. --- ed to American u~gmn Po~t No. ttl . renee County took place In 11Ml8, · liRTHS OF WEEK He 11 aun'IViHI by hi~ wife, lila,~·. and 1111d he is deceued. SurvlvinB thlld· program, S•turdav - Mr. ~nd Mrs. Georn four 50ns and two dapght.en, Rollert. ren Include a daughter and four aon1' Mr Durose Invites II!.~,_;,,, Ill. 2, Gallipollto daughter. 10~· Leonard, Rojler. fl k kv. Kathermo> l.rld Mn. Curtis Feventon of L.1Crnlen· . l ' "'.:'c .. ,.at Haber H06pital. Dorl&Swanson. Ulher ~urvlvors are ta, Call!., Geor¥t1 w.. Jamet E. Clark· and friends of the school - Mr. and Mrl, RoHrt L. two brothers und a sl~tcr. Willl~m son. both of Marlon, David A. • • . 1. Galllpolh. t ...·ln dauah· ISwanaon and Mra. line! Gueros, both Clnrkwn of Ga!JipolJ• and Raymond VISit the new addition. and H:41 p. m. at Holter I or Oalhpolh and Leon~rd s v. aruonn Clarbon ot Galllpolla. It aon. Waller ot Columbu1. ServicK were held h lleceased. There are ellfht gt"ll!.d· . 'Mn Paul F.:. at thto Schoedin!lel State Street children and l4 areat grandehlldren. RL dauRh· 1 l"bapel Thu rsday morning und bur· A brolllcr Jnd Lhree aJr,ten survlv· HO!Iplta l. . ial wn • tn l'me Sreet t'~lndl'r}" l n In¥ 11re samuel Butchf!f of South und \tr~ Van Galllpoli!i. Webster, Mrs. Magale Edward• of son, Jl·4fl p m . and 1 . .. . .. .. Marion, Mrs. Nellie WllllaDUI of ~1T1'1 Dav1d W. nf!. Loo,r, er j Mr1. R. P. tRilla! MrCarfey, 17, 11 ret\· Jackllon and Mn. Sarah Holbat't of Rd .. Galllpolll, dauahter, 11 :30 ,dent of Rt. 2. Gallipolis. da1d Thurs- Cual Grove. Two brothan. and 1 m.. buth at Hol1er Ho,r>ltal. day evenlna In Kulzer HOIIpltll. She si&ler are deceased. Her aecond - wat born at Flag Sprlnljl:R, Jan. 20. marriage Wll to Albert St. Clair, DIATH$ OF WIEEIC 18111. daUihter of the late Lewia who dlel'i in 1945. Mn. St. Clair wDI 74, a resident of 843 1 ami Mary Waddell Stralfht. Her mar- a mrmber of Old Pine Chureh. Fu.nAve .. died Sunday morning rlage was ta Rev. R. P. McCarley on eral arrangement~! are Jn durp of l i ~.~:::::,:w~·~,'~'"'.'l••r• In a nuralng home, t.•here May 13, 1899. and he precoeded her MIIJer'a Home (ot Funerlll. he had h""" a patient for four in death In J,He. A IUrvlvlnl daurh· months. •• wa~ a retired nle1man. 1 ter q Mn. Balil Ev1ru. wUh whum Grrtfllde MnltH tor the atlllborn Mr. Edler wu born at Patriot on i 'he mother Uved. There are two nblld of Cllffon:l and Nancy Davia Feb. 1~, 1892, .on or the late John H. 1 grandchildren, Billy Geoe EYallll and i\hodet of 59 Pine St. we~ held Monday, Tu..day, and CynU!Ia Ann Ripley Edler. Hill Mn. Zella Vallance. both of Galll· 'rhursday afternoon. Burial wu In marriage was to the former Elma pol11 and fuur 11real grandchildren. Neal Cemetery under direetlon ot Wednesday Harrison on June 26. 192(). and ahe She Will the Jut of her family. A Miller·~ Home for Funeral1. In addl· pNJeeded him In de~lh In 1950. A brother and twa ~l s ter s are de ce il ~· tlon lo the parent., Mn. ehlld and Thursday surviving daughter i ~ Mrs Chester ed. Mrs. McCarley wu a memOCr ur 5Urvlved by a brllther and I Bl~clf ot Pllntiar, Mich., and a atep- Ohlu Chapel ~ethad1 s t Chua·h, uMo grandparents. Mr... nd Mr.. 1 110n it Ot1s Caldwell of C olumbu~. V~llc-y Gran11e and the WSCS. 9er· l DiiVII or Nurthup, Mn. (I 9:15am to 5:00pm I other !JUnrJvon art a alater and ~·lee• wlll be held at 2.30 p. m. Sun- Khodet of Gallllpolla an4 Albi•l )l twu brothen. Mn. Hattie Whale)'. j day at Ohiu Chapel Chureh wil..h:_:R:::ho:::dN:_:•::_f.:_P::'·..:'..::'•::u::•:::•·I.:~~~Marloo, and Harry Edler. allot Gal·.- ~---- ·Friday• liiJ()II! F"1ve brothers ar! tlec:eued j Service• were held Wedne•da.y after· noon at Mlllcr'J llume for f'unerals, 1 with bunal In Mound HlU cemetery. hmto8pm I D•n"ey, 7t, ~ re•ident nr 547 I Saturdays 2 Dr. H.T....... auto. trans. rtdio & heater, wltlw tires, P.S. I. P.B. 62 Ford Galaxie 2~. ~filler, 1 oxes answered their 84th alarm of reading inslrucllon Ia ID b· ~ ~......,,1~ · to I he year at 9: 04 P·"1· Frid ay creaoe tbe a_., when a car owned by Jobn com,prebend , and In ! ~ ~~ ....... Burdette, Pt. Pleasant, was reo written wOrd. I 'IWI PI . ' ported on fire at Tiny's Mar- step fowar4s efftcl.ent ~1 ~et, Kanauga. Five< men .and sblp. .. . ~ ·~ • . l' one true• started ,._ run but We hoM ·to·eootrlbut'e' ............."' """ A Ult:l r_~ ww•.., time by three dayS. but the fire W8S OUt 8Rd tbey the ~ of neb 7" 'f• u...;...';.to.. tbr,...... • took 69 days were called back when they fective ci~.., . ~•. f"!' to rea~ Amen'ca,· the Mayflow· reached Fr'rst Ave., and Syca· S.O.S. "Sat·""'- ~ . ···11 , \.."ll WI.UUJ "W"'-took 66 d St enroute to th blaze School'' t BIRTHS, DIVORCES ""''" '" Moo•• "'" ""'" ""'"'" f would be added to Green Tbe November meeting of '' ""'"'' "''"' '" ''"""'''· ment.ary school, lor which the Gallla COunty Community . REAL ESTATE \ Mrs. Routt• 11. clair, n,. mld~nt 1 900 '" Federal funds are Improvement Corporation wJII DEATHS , MARR I AGES of lllo Grande, died early Friday available. Mr. Durose '1lrdedf ldwlrd G Swinson, 55. a former Gul- l morniDI In llolwr Holpltal. She wu th . u be held Monday, beginning at lii:>OIIt r , J ent, died Momlay In Co· born nea r Penltl on Marc h 8. 1887, e cooperative efforts of 12 noon at Oscar's. . lumbu~. Ht· was an emp loye ul the daughter or the late Georp w. and Gallipolis board of ;:~~:::~~~~ Owens . lll!nola t:or p.• pnd I' a~ ' I Amanda Wood• !lutcher. Her mar· . veteran or Wurld Wa r !1. H.. helan~· 1 nag!' to Welley ClarkauD of Law· in assisting in this The Pr'lgr··~· beat Colum· MARIIAGI! LICENtn A Hal.lett . f'hil'n.'!Oo Ill . Jo.vre Ann 20. Gallipollm, Lus her Ba ys. 24. an(J K. ("h~rh·~ 60 DeSoto 4 dr. 8 cyl., SATURDAY four new room addition to the 1j money for construction anrJ , extension of the loud speaker I ~chool was aclivated. Thr en- rqu ipment was $21,000. ~ system te the new rooms. tire cost of the project was 1 The addition. whi~h is on lop . $52,214.18 , and was done w1th- ' or the cafeteria , contains four ! Considerable money was spent Iout resorting to a bond issue. rooms, 1wo of which are for for the equipment of the new 1 I Funds for the addition came firth grade classes, and two 1rooms. and the maintenance defrom money obtained through rooms for remedial re<Jdmg. 1 partment under the supervision the sale of the old Kanauga A former classroom 611 t h e1of Clyde Porter, built book 1 school, savings af the board or· third floor adJoining lhe new 1 shelves and coat racks and ·tires. .! J I Bel Alre. 4 Or 6 cyl. Standard trans. White waiJ . wash•mgton Elementary sch00JIS• 0ccupt•ecJ It was moving day at wash- Federal funds, which are al- 1y equipped. Also included lr. 1: ington Elementary school. in 1l lo\~ed under the Title progrum 1 the improvement is an entirely i Gallipolis. on Friday when th~ · Tl1e total amount of Ff'deraJ, new fire alarm system and an 63 Chevrolet ' NEW <;LASSR()OM- :t'hls ls .the gioade classrobm.~ ~n..Hazel Cartee, on~ of two m the new Washmgton school' addition · In Gallipolis. The roonui ·are eq~rpped with. the latest in schoot · furni~hlngs, with double de:aJ<s! ~n~ .Jllany teachlni ardes. The rooms are large, and weU ,lighted, and the two proVided relieves l 'h 8 crowded co~dition of the school which enrolls almmt 1200 stUdents. There 11 an· The general contractor for th• room rdentical to the one pictured, and Is occupied ~y another fifth grade addition was Karr Cmnstr·udion. class taught by Mrs. Arthur Millk. ; Co., of Chester, and the ing and ventilation contract SEEKS DIVORCE GIVEN SENTENCE done by the Columbus He!llin,gl Robert Wells, Crown City, is Ollie Herdman, charged with and Ventilating co. seeking a divorce from Connie non. - support, has been given Wells, on grounds of gross ne- a suspended one year Cincin- (Continued From Pap 11) ed.Supt. Albert Durose glect and extreme cruelty. 'The nati Workhouse sentence by time earnJDia of 8 productive- · 8 pleasure . .t the suit for Wells, a minor, was fit. Meigs County Court Judge citizen, even at an annual 1J1. ~ ~~ new fac!litles, ed Saturday by his father, Har- Frank W. Porter, Jr. Herdman come of $2,500 per year, one . Y tile most up-to-dale ley Wells. They w~_re ~arried was placed on five year proba· more producUve citizen 11 a ~ent, and stated that t_he June ., 1966. at Crown Crty and tlon. re!Ult of our program will mor! 1 e~dofHover-crowdldng IS 10. have no children. than cover the funds involve& .I na · e announce. Ulat FIREMEN CAUED in our program,. near future an additional CJC MEETS MONDAY Gallipolis volunteer firemen Tbe fundamental soai ot·I, 1 64 Studebaker . REMEDIAL READING - This is one of the two remedial reading rooms in the new addition at Washing. SOO, 4 Or. 8 cylind~r. 1uto. & ~ I 65 Ford Galaxie trans. Radio ,.. ·~ I. ·~,· �,,, \ l ' 'l' ,·,,~-;'l. , ·'t\·~'l.<!t. ,. ' . : ' lj· -' '• I . JJ, i$60 . _......... .. _ ~ . ''( _. . Tb ,.,... ' ~- ··- ...~ ., .,. .... ~ ..•. ..........., .... ~...,· ' .... .,.. . , . ,,,._,. ~ .r .-, ' ,, • ' ''· '• ... .......,.~ .... <4• .. ""' ' ~-l')t••'• ~~'. r .··r~... \ . ,, -\ ..... ' .' . ' " -~---~ '. L <'( \, . , . ~I -,.;.~ ! \ J,. . :.r '" j ~a ·' l1 •' SA I • • ' ' .I ' l ~ 1t • ~I 65 Ford·( 500, 4 Dr. I, trans. Radio whitewall tir 64 Stude~ 4 Door, 6 e shift, whit• ' 62 Ford F• 500. 2 Dr., standard tr11 )Xes With Christmas lotte Teepoa Searles, 611 Ford G S00.40r8c trans. Radio power steerh fires. 63 Chevrc Bel Alre. 4 Standard tnn tires. S$0 Serle~ 4 cftr, standarr dlo & he1ter .ste I by " BUGS BUNNY 63 Ramblt val tirn 65 Pontia• ffmpest. 2 D1 .Peed trans, Iller tile Ecor> nt Act 01 the · 63FordG, I tlo Department 500 4 Dr. 8 e) mafic trans . h11ter. powt white wall tlr i ld the sewage .:ted to have a f!lll to a cit! ion. with the II the primary l. ·,· 65 Dodge I Dr. 210 Ser der, standard 1nd h..ter I I 64 Ford F-; S speed tram rear axle, I Truck. Long Automatic tr~o II;~ ll!ti-crime Custom 2 Do Power JJMMM! Or<AY, 1'1.1. L.liT VOl) 60 THI5 T'IMI~, IF IT HAPPeNS A6AIN, l'l.l. ...UN 63 Mercur 1$NT ~ of Columbia rr l'or questioning ~se battling did not meet Stet Brakes. Auto!T 'IQJ ARE ONE ---NA~S ~1-l<MIIflt"· 63 Ford Gc a1 decisioruJ $(ACk.•• A PAAABON 'OF ~$PIO'ICITY..;SWAcl(-.. A 15LJL,AAI(I( OF 500, '\-dr.-1 eyl Rodi~ & ht;iotO ' 60J)e Soto YH! 'JW/ 2 Dr. H.T. "8", .arly next year 1 Hemispheric P.Dce and to pring for visits my and other radio & he1t1f. P.S. & P.B. 62 FordGa 4 dr, I 'X' ltitutional law. ps had assailed mstitutionaJ. be traveling to cyl., tr1ns., r1dio & s ilnl 62 Ford dBaby Country Sed.ln Uon wagon, I 1 tic trans., rldl1 W]S tir.t • .. . i. 62 Scout~ 6 cyl, 4 wheel 62 Chevrol o/4 ton Panel T1 4 speed tuns. 60 Ford F-6 2 ton, 8 cyl.i 5 1 .- 1. speed IX e, • ' lOng wheel baSt 65 Ford Cut 4 dr.,. I eyt riant. Redio & S tires MChev..Oit Mtllbu 4 dr. H cr,'l., aut,oll'lllic _ wtr steer1ng, Mater, WIS tire 62 Olds Stat 2 dr. Hardto s&etring, poWe: r1dlo & huter, YouAI11 Payles KEI1. •I • I • ' GO~ FOR USED cj'• 'WINTHROP ~in lome f>l - Ja!Ms : he had IQ!lll IT CAN ANALYZE ANt INFV12MA110N 'IW Gille IT. AND TEL.L YOU WHAT10 DO. py. Three tliiii. ; had suffered >Ill fmally abe healthy child !bat he lhO\ikl old mother lly ~ge told bar d delivered the "¥ began 1.> ojlaY police told I'DOMI babyf! from a bos · the day be • eturned to c01.. !ospital and llie ,. Bacon, 28, and ca,24. \""'" said he felt "'"" accused of . "I feel bad~ t know that lilt> .. ~ w -I'' r o........ : Alhll!llc Boostregular meet. 15, at the 111gb. AJ I to attend. 1-- - w Vir· ... �\ " I ' .1·• I'· ,,, , • ' I \ ' ' ,., ·.~,{1/~.·J_.:~ .\ -- ' , •"l I . bsr Ar.t Saa.som. ·: • . ' '' " I "~ I )I.~ r SA 65 Ford;,( i o•.• ' 500, 4 trans. Radio whitewall tlr • .. ·jlii lil1 f·,\llh\ 64 Stude~ ~ I, I' I' •'tl i Ii11 4 Door, 6 C', shift, white 1 'ill' iII I i . F~ 62 Ford 500. 2 i o•.. standard trar 64 Ford G 500. 4 Dr 8 C' trans . Radio power stet>rir tires. t"c. 63 Chevrc T.M, 11•1· .. P.t. Olf. \\-13 Bel Alre. 4 Standard tr.n tires. -·~ · .,'.·,' ' 63 Ramblt S50 Series 4 > clio & heater tires. ~ ' . . Af&iren Waste, 65 Dodge norfhof 1 Dr. 270 Ser dar, standerd and heattr •I :ilct at !be ct the sewage cOMh'CRCIIILS ntt 1 • Ci~ltJ . 1.\VINCICOLORA 64 Ford F-: 5 tl'eed tram ,..,. ule, a . >.. GREAT MICRONS\ THE MAD SCIENTIST! GMNG~I~TOR tne Arr::lir:: · •j tc!d to have a •nt lo a city '~-' ( • , ·· ~-oh_. · ·.. ' . • /liillllll.l. '· ,··.·.'BtC$SE~ 't-1!1-'......... 0ff. ',_ . ' •Jo •. · - . ·- .. .. -~ HdWWIU.Ir Automatic tr1 63 Mercur 'Z . I'M AN UNEMPLO'(ED · Custom 2 Do Power SteE In tire. 60 DeSoto heat~. P.S. I. P.B. . " 62 Scout~ 6 cyl . .t whHI 62 Chevrol CAPTAIN EASY ¥4 tun Panel T 4 8pNd tr.na. 60 Ford 14 CAN'T LET 1llBE MOilO/lS i'iNOW 2 tan, 8 cyl.l 5 ·2. spttcl u e, . ..... wh..l bll WE'RE JlitN FROM THE AfAiFLOWEII"' 01'1 Wfl'l TAl COAliNG ... cyl: lbdlo "' S tires tr1n1. nstltutlonal. be traveling to arly next ·year Hemispheric !lice and to Jfing for visits oy and oth,.. Mollbu 4 d•. 'I 62 Olds Sta Herdt st.. ring, lfOW radio & ht•t•t WELL! I CAN SEE ~OU'P,E A LAD OF IIEAD'i WIT... MA~ I Payle· TALI'i 10 ~0~ IIEEPEII~EIII, '«lUR FATHEIH . KEI ----.: .. . ' OVT·.Ol1R WAY ,. . ' ' lome by Walt Wetterberg 'll - James be had ~'ll'll oy. Three tlniell , h•d sulferOd JUt firullly ohe .thy clilld, bat he tho~L ro, MEET Boost. leilllar ~l­ ot lbe AJI lo GO! FOI atlend. -VIr· d ! i i . ..... . .... - '" befell accused of ~~ feel had ~W.ow !Ji' l. that m. You Al1 USED ,., ' i ~d ' I •• lm h••m wer d"r1ng, hnter, WIS fir • . • '' ( 'IllY cyl., automatic I ··.: ... '. dBaby . ' ,; · began /o police f6ld bam baby~ 'liMn a ~daybe ·• "'fned lo Cole>lijpjlal and "" &con, 29, and ~ChevrCil •I i!i of Columbia rOr questioning lijd mothet by rille lold ber l llel!v.red the 65 FordCu • lllot anti-crime rt decisioM 'lr ' ' WlS tires dr. WORKED! erwse battling did not meet 62 Ford Country Secllr tlon wagon, I tic trans., rldl 2 HOORAY! 1r GREAT NeUTR()Na! JUST W'<'.{!o.T I NEED\ · Yo~'I'IE H\~D I 62 Ford Ga 4 dr., I . titutional law. 4 dr. 8 cyl., trans.. radio I S tlrea ·)_ .• ts had assailed the 1'rldtl6fndl SP!J, Sir H61'/'Y Vulgarilln 2 Dr. H.T. "8", ! ' office "0</aoorlurkg Radio & heatl j . . .• DOGSLED DRI)IE~ ~lNG ' . . . ,.'"' • FOFI.. A-VO&I Bnkes. Auforr radio & WO!tl<, BAZOO 13EG ~N,SIR\ 500, 4 dr. I cyl the lQ, with 1 the primary Truck. Lon1 63 Ford G1 ~aJ iG ·Department HELLO--WEAT~ BfCoA/t; BUREAU L I W~T 411 ElECTfiir1c 10 l'liPORf Tl<ll'r THE • CORR At:IIOAA ~6 IS · pOWf white waD tir • :1M the ECO& htMioffhe · MOI/Rf!)(NB 500 4 Or. B Cl matic trans ste I • ~ 63 Ford G. \ . THEN WE PUNQ.I A 1-Q..£ IN" TI-llS "'PLUMB~R·s I'RtEND," AND Cl:lNNEC.T IT To lilE OTHER END OFTI'lE HOSE.' -'. ~ •· of(Jceof c¢1 (/IIIII) r;mpesl. '2 D1 spee<l trans. I' . - , !tdhs 65 Pontia• ,I ' .... i" ·, dtr. sttl'\dar( hllflt, I, ~ .• -· .... .. .. -- "'' ,,.. �'. ., '' •'' ·' . 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Lon Automatic t 63 Mere· Custom 2 I Powtr S· Brakes. Auf· 63 Ford C 500, 4 d<. I , Radio & htl 60 De Sol 2 Dr. H.T. " : radio & heel P,5. & P.B. 62 Ford ( '' 4 d<. 8 cy tren1., radio S tins edBaby Jpin Home 62 Ford Country Ser Uon wagon,: tic tro~ns., r1 WlS tires 62 Scout 6 cyl. 4 wh1 ~ 62 CheVJ ' o/4 ton Panel 4 sp..d trll ! i ' - ' ' 60 Fordf 2 ton, 8 cyt. .t . speed ax1 f'' · tOng wheel I ' 65 Ford~ 4 dr., 8 i tnn•. Redia 1 5 tiNS -. Malibu 4 ch cyt .• autonil ~Rter stttrlt r 62 Olds! ' ._,,.,, WIS : ~.. ~·~" You I . Pay I • I L-:J ( ' e. bing began .~ :unday police Ibid ewborn ~ from a hosllj · d the clay be · .returned to Hospital and ~ ~ Bacon, 2:9, and !Cea, 24. ather said be !ott roman accused of ~ "! feel bad fol: "I tnow that lbo baby! o." I TO MEET ~ov. l$, at IIJ4h. tho 411 to attend, Hllpitol GO FO USED (' . l . ' UP! JalMS :ht he had «'Ifill !lppy. Three tiiiie. an, had suffered but fmally the 1 healthy cbiJd _ wbat be ~l • old motbet Jiy ill'riage told bor )8d deUW!red the r.:thlelle Boos~ recuJar mee.t. KE l • ' ~~ j I ·~· ,-- 66Chelh 2 dr. Ht1 st..rlng, ' radio & hH ·an 111t1-crJme ct of Columbia i'i! for questioning ~therwse battling d did oot meel :ourt decisions ~ mstitutional law. >Ups had assailed tcon..Ututional. o be traveling to early next year !I'll Hemispheric !renee and to spring for .Wts naoy and other - llot J.lau.jf' ~ - VIr· "-·~ • • ) ' ·.. \ I �,, ~ • " ' ' '• ' ' I • '\ ,. •• ..... _, " ·-~'-' l' ~" "' \'"' ~ '1 ··.'··~ i' .' l '}' r_f- •• '' ,. ;'t. <'./'" ' .. ,. h· ' -~~..---"'"---·'_..,._,_"f"i--.. -~ • • ' ,,_.._. ________ -~ I at ,y . ........ ""·--·-- • • nttne f ~- ,;; . thr~ . .. is s~ minor -- VOL XVIII NO. 177 1 ' us' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' f ! D81701ed Tp Th ,,.,.,.., Of TM Meftt.MIJibJI .4rea ~-W~.~U:fti 65 Ford I 500, 4 Dr. B trans. Radic Whli~a11 tl Ill tU 64 Stude WORLD 4 Door, 6 • skiff, whjte 62 FOrd I SilO. 2 Dr, standard FlowertDU!, too tr~ 611 Ford I 500. 4 Dr 8 trans. Radi· power deer fin•s. 63 Chev1 Btl Alr1. 4 Standard tra tires. •' 63 Ramb SSO S.rl •~ der, standa dlo & heal tires. 65 Ponti r;mpest. 2 IPIIfd tr.ns. 63 Ford I S004Dr. 8 mafic trans p01 l'ltafer, whitt wah 65 Dodg l Dr. 170 ! der, standtr and heater '.- 64 Ford I trl rur axle, : • Trur;k. Lon Automatic ..•• 63 Mere ' ·; ··-. .. ' . ' 5 I I)Hd /, .,. .;.:.1-."" · · · · ,... r •• Custom 2 ' Power 5 Brtbs. Aut .,.!.!· . "i.~ ' 63 Ford C 500, 4 dr. I Radio & ha. 60De So 2 Dr. H.T. "' radio & hea' P.S. & P.B. 62 Forde 4dr. 8C\ tram.. r~dlc 5 tires 62 Ford Country St~. tlon wagon,· tic trans., r W1S tires • 62 Scout 6 cyl, :. wh 62Chev: o/4 ton Pant 4 spetd troli 6oFOrdl 2 ton, 8 cyL .- l , ...td ••, """I 65 Ford•1 4 dr., a c · long trans. R.ad~ Stires Of Pomeroy k»Chev Mollbu 4 - c~., aut~m wer Mat•r.''"" WIS • 62 Olds : 2 dr. H1 lteerlng, ' r1dlo & h.. You1 Pay! KE ' ; I' • I '' - ' ' GO FO I USED ! ·..-al .-·. Mkl " ..... 'l>o. ; ;;_~ ,., • '• I -, ' .. ~ J ~. } r i ~. •._,, !' • \- Several bulldred penoao al" tended lbe jiiii"Y' oupper Sa~ ur"uy eveolllg at lbe Pom.roy Elemeotary School buDdIng opoooorod by lbe PolllO" .,coy eveolag al lbe Pomeroy Albledc Boostero Auo, "thaakl" to all the patroa1. t lfl~ ~:;~ _·! if,~,·~--------------.-. .:t ... ------------------------------~ MONDAY; NOVEMBER 14, 1966 - FIVE CEN'fi � 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 11. November 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 November 13, 1966 harris reitmire st.clair