https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9ab4870909abb399b99a5ddc1809dc5a.pdf 89be1440454ada1be1e459bd60f3e4a4 PDF Text Text .l, . ,. ,. 1 0 1 r\ •.,....,..; ........ M h O . . <<o-'> •o ... .... ... ~ ... ~ ........ _ . .. ,.~ ' .~ ·- ...................... _.. .. . , •• _M 0 °i _ _ __ ............ ~ •• - , • ... - ~ I 1 Theme ~ ........ ~ • • ' • • , ...... {r ,~.,..-·-·····--·········""''"'''''"'~···········-~'"·'' ' . _,-., ' i' ·.' ,. ,, • , , rl. ' Michigan 17 Stote3. . St.lO Shower Given • lS Mississippi 34 Vanderbilt D. Bride*Eiect df .CharlesSearles Nort~\vesternl5 I . Rice21 TCU10 OhioU.28 . l~iana6 ,.. ' . 51 ' 48 ' ' i!- 28 PAGES ., Thanks?" Bi shop Welch, although . Poml!rov OhiO ~HOf . FELDS IN .POME~~y FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 a.od on- SATURDAY FROM 9AM UL 9in the EVENING ' ' ' ' TONIGHT TONIGHT & SATURDA'o' "THE BIG T t.l f SHOW" ' David McC~Jium tThe Man J !rom [j)ICLEI, Roger Miller, p Joan Baez. Thi' ilyrrl>. Lovin' Spnnnful. Ike & Tina Turner ' c Ra y I ' h a rk~ & B<.HHl "BRIDES OF DRACULA" d ITechn ie1 1IOI' I Peter Cu~h i ng, Mart ita Hunt. s ' .' •, ; Lr F'red~ .l<.~ck s on . SUNDAY, MONDAY M and TUE SDAY Nov. 20·21-22 br "HOW TO STEAL ISO A MILliON " ' ba Techni('HI Ill' Au rlrey llf' phum. I'rh•r O'Trwlt• . E li W:~ Ji ach. Hu gh lh C: rr Hith. Chas. iloyrr ea Colorcartoons : Artful Art Happy Returns bri _, . •bo .' . ,..•> ''·I" ' This Week End We Arti'·HJlll'ii! Our Sale of Women's DreU.s Girls Dresses - Teen Age .D, .es - Women• Blouses - Girls Blouses - Lots of Bargains in ,the Ready To Wear Department on the 2nd Floor - On the 3rd Floor Our Slle of Living Room -. Furni!ure and Bedroom Furniture - and on the Main Floor See The Big Selections of Mens and Boys Jackets and Coats. MAKE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING cafrER .. . .. . ' • i ' j WY2-2039 OR NIGHT WI 9-29$1 : LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS THE SHOE BOX We fix Sunday dinner seven . ,. ,.,. . l ..., . .,.' ' : ...,, Middleport days a week Take it from the Colonel •.• Kentucky Fried Chicken is fi~ger lickin' good. Take some home turlay. The service is ~udd en ! By the box. (A complm dmner, 3 pitceg tender1 ta~ty chicken, plus all ROMANTICIUI \ Long U..ve, cardigan in lour the trimmin 's. It' s a banquet in a hox. $1.25 colot paWty patlttn with $0/iJ color Jovbltlcnit trim. By the bucket. (A family sptcial for 5 to 7 ~ople. 15 Pieces Kentucky sr.,.,,,.. ;ew.1 Mek .•"""' 6 --- shell ond slip on J,c,.;c doublo knil Fried Chickrn1 1 pint cracklin' gra1' .lnci biscuits. ' HOT ROLLS $l.75 DYthe barrel. (21 pic<a of Colonel Sand~rs' secret recipt'. chicke $5.00 We cannot teD 1 a lie. The Dodge Rebellion wants JOU. This is the season burglars are quite generous to themselves! ·. Families are out shopping more; going to ' more parties; more likely to take a holiday . tnp ... at Thanksgiving or Christmas. If ', your personal valuables and important . papers are not in a Safe Deposit box here. for only a few cents aweek-who can be sure of their safety? You want to 11 trst:-ctass ell the way? Without spending 1 bundle to do It! ·" '";., J' 1 ~ ~· •)J· ' . .f RENT ASAFE DEPOSIT BOX HERE NOW! Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. '&7Mon~ Then horo•o the W8l' ·to ,I"• COLONEL SAND[RS' ~!* R£CUII Kutuekl, fried Ckieka. l CROW'S STEAK HOUSE P""'""'Y· Ohio -· .-- With Monaco rot 'f!t N4JIONAL BANK . With o 383-cublc·lnclt Y8 lite stondord enslne. Wltlt 1 whole n11 oA s141ndl(d tqulpment . '. ' w. Dodp oi tlttlll 11. Tho lllaPI,. most tuxu~dus ' POMEROY . , .. '•' BAHR . CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT ',. ' .: f~ '" lc:. R. H. RAWLINGS SQ"S CO. -· ' i . Mll.l & Second Strel~ , · Ml~dlprt, Ol\l• . -. .J~' ,.' ',', ' ...' ,, . I • '\ ' o;.,. ~ i· ,, ' .. J;.., j;J ~ c.;:•'! • Member Federal ~setve System Member Federal ·Deposit ~IDCe Cofpdratloa' : :Pl~ .., . ·,; l ~')o1 q!'M ) ' RUTLAND ' ,' '· .:.._ (;',1'/ ~ • , Bennng Melgt Countv tor ot>er 94 v••ro POMEROY ... :_.j lemo that used to i:OBtoxtro. I.e~ lite llefd .ln 'fJ7.,, In your own new Dodp Mon- . .,. ' ' • -~ • I ,' ·~~t\. ~·) ~·· 'i' Sll. "'"' '_,.,,"_ . •". ' -r. • '''"'''· , ,.. : ·''" •• Gmnany '• 0 I a . . Minne5ot~'6•· KentSt.42 Xavilr'1'4' r. / . D...ole4- :l'o11&1 ~ ~Ohio Val!ev • J, • ,\ • . • ' THREE SECTIONS ----~-------------PRICE 10 CENn ·' a; • rtes ,'. ' new political bome lor unrecon. German terrltorleB lost after from whiCh they were expelled (UPI) ~any'o ~ewesl strueted Nazis, foopt the the World War U. two tbousand years ago. Why radical rtahl-wln& pOll~ pat· campalJn ;for Sunday'a election "If Israeli Premier Levi llbould the world get upset if the ty bas atol~ Its raUYIDa ery In Bavaria with the alogan, Esbkol were standing here In Germatl8 wlsb. to re,fllm to the from America's Nearo ciVIl "Wir aetzen lJill durch" (We my place tonight," NPD speakSudeteriland fro~ whic!I they rilhls womn and holdl . u~ mall ove,.,.me). er·Otlo Hosatokl one Nuernberg were expelled only 21 years rsrael as tn example for The NDP demands the subudian crowd, ''he would tak-e ago?'' . .1 nationalists to copy. expulsion of all persons and exactly the same nationalistic Pounding the ~.~rums of The National Democratic things foreign, arebirth of BUff· attitude I do. n•tlonaJIJIJI', acCI!Sini ali other Party of Germany (NPDI, necked Prusslan traditions, and "The Jews won lite world'• pollllcal partlei, ~ labor which oppontnts claim 11 the::___.::the=-....:re.:tor=::n_....:o:_.: f •U:_.::for:::m::et : __..::a~ppc::la:::uae::...;b::Y...:"::.turni=:::·n~g...:to:....:::lsr:::ae:::l~-=unlo =n:::•_:::and ::: the djprches of NUERNBERG, 1113 years ald. ma inta ins an mterest in world and ll. S. aftairs. He poi nted out that the pzl· MtiGS THEATRE I rman program ' Mrs. French was chairman and read on art icle by Bishop ~le!'bert Welch en· titled, ''How Can W~ Give Wisconsin7 tntint 1V£kMIR. . ,. - Bowhng Green 62 TemP.Ie 20 · ' ·' · 41 .V1rg1n1a ' 17 24 Illinois 7 . '· being merely tOOls of foreign powers, the tw..year-<~ld NPD hopes in this election to win a foothold In the Bavarian Landtag llegblature). In tne process, they alBO may destroy the smallest of the traditional democratic and par· liamentary parties-the Free Democrats who admit they are fighting for thek lives. Ba!llod Podsten No one is undersellir.g the NPD at tbfs point. On Nov. 6, the party baflled all the poll takers to win 7.9 per cent of the popular vote and eig!lt ol the 9ti legislative seats in the state of Hesse. Bruno Heck, federal minister Erhard's Cbrlsllan Democratic Union, thought tbe reason for the ~PO's surprising poll wu clear. "The parliamentary partleB," he said, ''apparently havt addressed tnemselves too little to the· spirit of natiooal for family affairs and executive consciousness. T b 1s m II-* chairman of Chancellor Luclwig, _ _ _.:.<Co:_::ntin :...'"-u'-ed"--on-'pag_-:;:•_1::.)__ ! �. ~ '' ,. ' f (j • ~- .Jf • \.- . " r ·• .ntc GElWANr · . '" .;· . ' ' . .,. , ...,.._.. ' > .,.. ' ' ' \ r • l ' \ .( • tine!, suJM!ariN · ,, .Ohio·Politla ,.....- · · . G · ' p . w • • · s · . o · v e· r no· r s OW ow M to ls . . ru .' HTISTS · 4p"- · , . i ·. . · COLtJMBOa · .. - ·Here! o1ao a·. ' will m1 tha't Ja.... ,alltlco and chief execullve )i)Ok·l ift at • . : . ·. · , · Ill foUr 1 FABLE OF THE • LABEL Mearl Rou.h Wallace Turler. He is survived by hi• Elfie Waugh .Turner; dlll!lhWI, Mrs. Bernice ley; Albion, !ojro. Violet Edmonds, · Apple Grove, and ll!rs. Jean Noble, .lar ·Mr.Ridge, 1\ousb Cbeohire was born Towship, on Pop- san, Aaron Mn. one slst..-, . GOP . ... , ,, .. • .. • I • .- ~~:~~=~~ • • son of lite late Hollio and Belle Clevelaod; IS . Gordon Roush. He spent his and one great graodchlld: early years In thlo county, and . The funeral servtce will be w,s 1 coll!tructlon worker ;. 10 the. Beale Chapel Olurch Columbus. Apple Grove with tile He Is survived by hio wife, Marlin . Campbell offi''!~~~~h~ Elma, and a brother and sister, Bunal will be m the . . Gordon Roush, aod Mrs. Nettie cemetery under tile direct1on SWlsber, both of Cbeshirt. the CbapmBJ: Wilcoxen Mort· uary. - nee upon a time-and even quite recently-the people were very unhappy.lf:leed they were sad because they had to pay a king's ransom for all their drug needs. John Cable in IrontOft:. useful ,. .:::1 ' bil •• '! f I Allh<.:f: ~;l~'~Tb~~~~ ti~-1~1!be~beel:.;~'om:;j~one~ex;J ·e~re~la~re~l5~m~en~ln~d~ea~th~ino~ve~to~s~tr~e~am~liJne~ope:ra:tio:ns~ '~tary no~r2ity~pa~rt~y~n ~ha}s~ha~d~ro~n s~lde~r~a~bl~e ~·e-~ha~nl~in~area~s~~~he~could y..rsl' ~bu~l~th; row now m1 the olio! that legislative body. to handle~am~ing~the~s~ecr~e~ the considerable- ~lon~g spect from fellow associ8te.lle to appar- troubie~ part ·of the world ently ~- ••1'71 iol to attend will Ill! his second· mlitr . the, JlotMiblkll . pe!DOrs' seas•trip within t)lo yeara, ... · 1il . Ill meetlltC Ill Dl!wer ·~. 9 . of which It 00111idered 11 0 · Thll p1111 • wow ·was e1pected to· naUonaj poliU..l leadm. to bo limlll a Utile national led busineasmen to Europe eonvenUon now that the GOP, yw 11111 ·all ,reported 11io 011 floe bills of Its showing ID inoreaaed their buslneol. lbo rect1\t electiOJ\, lo encour· . ·eged to make a serious run for The Ohio Farm Bureau Ill the White House n01t year. aual conventfoll list week The governor, bowever, ap- urged repeal -of personal parenlly btl!eves it Is a bit erty tax" paid ~Y farmers early to beK!n the political that an mcome tax be jockeylDg and til at the GOP, Chan~ tl such even wltll Its newborn ricbea, ing approved by the sboukl concentrate n o w ate eonsldered nil. . on matllls an impressive reo; the same ord In the otatebouses IIlii the th _posal .made con,....,, · ' w~ by' the Ohio Rhodes. meanwbUe, Is plan' Churches to abolish . the nlng ·• March trip to the Far penalty. '· · East. He will head a gr111p of However; floe proposal mlglttl Ohio buslneo!men on a 26 - day get more support In trip In hopes of building up tile few months than ·tt •,~!!': state's export trade. which ttt-' past since executions has alll>lllllced a• 1 major goal be muoh iD the · news of his secood term. ' nnt ...eraJ montba. ·Joha 1\. Cable, M, lather of 1homas Cable of Gallipolis who nt$ided at 507 Vesuvlolll St., Ironton, waa found dead In bia car on Rt. 52, by Coal Grove police Friday !1lOrnlng. 1111 deaU1 was apparently from a heat1 attaCk. He was born on Aug, 211, 1912 son of J.lrl. HatUe Cable of c;llQim\ati, and tlte late Elmer Cable: ' In addiUoa lo the mntber aod aon, he .;. JurYived. ~y two· $liters, Mrs. Eloise Eicher or! Calllomlo, llld Mro. lAnai 8ryant of Cbtcinnati. The body : io at the Phllllps Funeral home! 2!'; ·~~arenlly ~. Je!MI. Ao ..., Services lor Mearl RoUib -14 who died at hi! Columbus ~me lsU Eastview Ave. Tuesday morning, were held fnday aft. ernoon at the Woodyard Funeral bi!me, Columbus. =·. But this Is a big break lor 111•1 The Sund~y Tlmes-Se!Jtlnel, sUJI4a1.,N~· 1_. 4 line •• far as appeals to the Democratic senators. With only -- -. Q 1 A>~Uris are concerned. . ' 10 senalprs sprea4 over 13 com· ~per w<ll'k., Uling Ollly'lfloen-1iJi', jbo lle1'l . , M;J miltees tM minority la~kers a\01• to serve u socrelarteo !orJsrtit deal bl . (ri>h! ..-..; Republican Senate leader Ted would he carrying an unusually 13 committe.lli would be asklflll low ~blicau , ID the r..Gray .of Piqua plans beavy burden. Traditionally til• • great deal. camp•np. the IMlW' to reduce the number of Senate, maJority party names tbe compublisher ~lei have ~ commitll!ts from IS to 1 In a, mittee cha~rman w1th ·the nu- ,_Rep. Clarence J. Btown, who lion, be hit the !lllllpajp' 'trill ' · tbem tre noar tbe eod of Ill~ 1< Then, lo and behold, the word came to them from the folks at Revco.;"Never fear,:good friends," they said, "Revco . . will bring you bounteous drug, health and beauty aids ... and they shall bear the fabled Revco Quality Products label ... and ·~ \ ·• "' ' !:, • ~1rff ~ • :.' ..;·; --:·,I .r· · Ji l•.l Wt· ,.,, V • '' olfl'J,' _,,, 101 , o •'' ' ... •·•I I .,, ,. ,, ... .... ... ... -··· · . ·-' •' ·~ · "" -- ' ''" - '""" r • • ·"-' I ~· they shaH cost thee but a paltry pence." .... . "But will they truly be products of quality?" queried a <'· '""' " l'tl ' i skeptic, obviously a stranger in town. · • ...... The natives were awestruck for the nonce. Then softly spoke to. them a man of Revco: "Thou better believe it, Jack!" ' 0 ., -,~ ,,, ,,,,, : ~, .., • For it was known among the wise people of the land that everything which proudly bears the distinguished Revco Quality Products label is assuredly of the finest ingredients, verified by laboratory tests. And they are sold with a printed, uncondi-- . ·'' ' . '' '• tional guarant,ee. of utte.r and c~~~ete satisfaction or your money back ..• With a sm1le, yeti ~ Navy is at work on a new I)'Siem which could spell tile 1· d!fference between rescue and tragedy in future submarine dosasters. Key elements are a new rescue croft which can be tronsporltd to a disaster scene by plane or ship,' and speed. By 1970, ,the Navy sha~ld have the capability of mounting a mcue operation anywhere on the world on 24-hour notice, • • . A'n~ the people were gl;ad and they rejoiced because they '' dug the MORAL of the fable of the label. It is simply this: Every day, verily., is savings day on everything at Revco ••. and even more so on Revco Quality Products! ( • . . . oiHipelll, ,Qhlo TODAY, MONDAY~ TUEsDAY & WIDNE.$DAT 314 SECO·ND AVENUE Gallipolis,. Ohio . " ' -- -<- --··--- ---........ . ·- l. .. iE. . • OPEN DAILY 9 AA-6 ·PAJRIDA YS 9 A.M.-9 P.M..CLOSED UDlYS AMERKA'S ·oNLY'lOTAL DISCOUNT CHAIN .,f �. ~ '' ,. ' f (j • ~- .Jf • \.- . " r ·• .ntc GElWANr · . '" .;· . ' ' . .,. , ...,.._.. ' > .,.. ' ' ' \ r • l ' \ .( • tine!, suJM!ariN · ,, .Ohio·Politla ,.....- · · . G · ' p . w • • · s · . o · v e· r no· r s OW ow M to ls . . ru .' HTISTS · 4p"- · , . i ·. . · COLtJMBOa · .. - ·Here! o1ao a·. ' will m1 tha't Ja.... ,alltlco and chief execullve )i)Ok·l ift at • . : . ·. · , · Ill foUr 1 FABLE OF THE • LABEL Mearl Rou.h Wallace Turler. He is survived by hi• Elfie Waugh .Turner; dlll!lhWI, Mrs. Bernice ley; Albion, !ojro. Violet Edmonds, · Apple Grove, and ll!rs. Jean Noble, .lar ·Mr.Ridge, 1\ousb Cbeohire was born Towship, on Pop- san, Aaron Mn. one slst..-, . GOP . ... , ,, .. • .. • I • .- ~~:~~=~~ • • son of lite late Hollio and Belle Clevelaod; IS . Gordon Roush. He spent his and one great graodchlld: early years In thlo county, and . The funeral servtce will be w,s 1 coll!tructlon worker ;. 10 the. Beale Chapel Olurch Columbus. Apple Grove with tile He Is survived by hio wife, Marlin . Campbell offi''!~~~~h~ Elma, and a brother and sister, Bunal will be m the . . Gordon Roush, aod Mrs. Nettie cemetery under tile direct1on SWlsber, both of Cbeshirt. the CbapmBJ: Wilcoxen Mort· uary. - nee upon a time-and even quite recently-the people were very unhappy.lf:leed they were sad because they had to pay a king's ransom for all their drug needs. John Cable in IrontOft:. useful ,. .:::1 ' bil •• '! f I Allh<.:f: ~;l~'~Tb~~~~ ti~-1~1!be~beel:.;~'om:;j~one~ex;J ·e~re~la~re~l5~m~en~ln~d~ea~th~ino~ve~to~s~tr~e~am~liJne~ope:ra:tio:ns~ '~tary no~r2ity~pa~rt~y~n ~ha}s~ha~d~ro~n s~lde~r~a~bl~e ~·e-~ha~nl~in~area~s~~~he~could y..rsl' ~bu~l~th; row now m1 the olio! that legislative body. to handle~am~ing~the~s~ecr~e~ the considerable- ~lon~g spect from fellow associ8te.lle to appar- troubie~ part ·of the world ently ~- ••1'71 iol to attend will Ill! his second· mlitr . the, JlotMiblkll . pe!DOrs' seas•trip within t)lo yeara, ... · 1il . Ill meetlltC Ill Dl!wer ·~. 9 . of which It 00111idered 11 0 · Thll p1111 • wow ·was e1pected to· naUonaj poliU..l leadm. to bo limlll a Utile national led busineasmen to Europe eonvenUon now that the GOP, yw 11111 ·all ,reported 11io 011 floe bills of Its showing ID inoreaaed their buslneol. lbo rect1\t electiOJ\, lo encour· . ·eged to make a serious run for The Ohio Farm Bureau Ill the White House n01t year. aual conventfoll list week The governor, bowever, ap- urged repeal -of personal parenlly btl!eves it Is a bit erty tax" paid ~Y farmers early to beK!n the political that an mcome tax be jockeylDg and til at the GOP, Chan~ tl such even wltll Its newborn ricbea, ing approved by the sboukl concentrate n o w ate eonsldered nil. . on matllls an impressive reo; the same ord In the otatebouses IIlii the th _posal .made con,....,, · ' w~ by' the Ohio Rhodes. meanwbUe, Is plan' Churches to abolish . the nlng ·• March trip to the Far penalty. '· · East. He will head a gr111p of However; floe proposal mlglttl Ohio buslneo!men on a 26 - day get more support In trip In hopes of building up tile few months than ·tt •,~!!': state's export trade. which ttt-' past since executions has alll>lllllced a• 1 major goal be muoh iD the · news of his secood term. ' nnt ...eraJ montba. ·Joha 1\. Cable, M, lather of 1homas Cable of Gallipolis who nt$ided at 507 Vesuvlolll St., Ironton, waa found dead In bia car on Rt. 52, by Coal Grove police Friday !1lOrnlng. 1111 deaU1 was apparently from a heat1 attaCk. He was born on Aug, 211, 1912 son of J.lrl. HatUe Cable of c;llQim\ati, and tlte late Elmer Cable: ' In addiUoa lo the mntber aod aon, he .;. JurYived. ~y two· $liters, Mrs. Eloise Eicher or! Calllomlo, llld Mro. lAnai 8ryant of Cbtcinnati. The body : io at the Phllllps Funeral home! 2!'; ·~~arenlly ~. Je!MI. Ao ..., Services lor Mearl RoUib -14 who died at hi! Columbus ~me lsU Eastview Ave. Tuesday morning, were held fnday aft. ernoon at the Woodyard Funeral bi!me, Columbus. =·. But this Is a big break lor 111•1 The Sund~y Tlmes-Se!Jtlnel, sUJI4a1.,N~· 1_. 4 line •• far as appeals to the Democratic senators. With only -- -. Q 1 A>~Uris are concerned. . ' 10 senalprs sprea4 over 13 com· ~per w<ll'k., Uling Ollly'lfloen-1iJi', jbo lle1'l . , M;J miltees tM minority la~kers a\01• to serve u socrelarteo !orJsrtit deal bl . (ri>h! ..-..; Republican Senate leader Ted would he carrying an unusually 13 committe.lli would be asklflll low ~blicau , ID the r..Gray .of Piqua plans beavy burden. Traditionally til• • great deal. camp•np. the IMlW' to reduce the number of Senate, maJority party names tbe compublisher ~lei have ~ commitll!ts from IS to 1 In a, mittee cha~rman w1th ·the nu- ,_Rep. Clarence J. Btown, who lion, be hit the !lllllpajp' 'trill ' · tbem tre noar tbe eod of Ill~ 1< Then, lo and behold, the word came to them from the folks at Revco.;"Never fear,:good friends," they said, "Revco . . will bring you bounteous drug, health and beauty aids ... and they shall bear the fabled Revco Quality Products label ... and ·~ \ ·• "' ' !:, • ~1rff ~ • :.' ..;·; --:·,I .r· · Ji l•.l Wt· ,.,, V • '' olfl'J,' _,,, 101 , o •'' ' ... •·•I I .,, ,. ,, ... .... ... ... -··· · . ·-' •' ·~ · "" -- ' ''" - '""" r • • ·"-' I ~· they shaH cost thee but a paltry pence." .... . "But will they truly be products of quality?" queried a <'· '""' " l'tl ' i skeptic, obviously a stranger in town. · • ...... The natives were awestruck for the nonce. Then softly spoke to. them a man of Revco: "Thou better believe it, Jack!" ' 0 ., -,~ ,,, ,,,,, : ~, .., • For it was known among the wise people of the land that everything which proudly bears the distinguished Revco Quality Products label is assuredly of the finest ingredients, verified by laboratory tests. And they are sold with a printed, uncondi-- . ·'' ' . '' '• tional guarant,ee. of utte.r and c~~~ete satisfaction or your money back ..• With a sm1le, yeti ~ Navy is at work on a new I)'Siem which could spell tile 1· d!fference between rescue and tragedy in future submarine dosasters. Key elements are a new rescue croft which can be tronsporltd to a disaster scene by plane or ship,' and speed. By 1970, ,the Navy sha~ld have the capability of mounting a mcue operation anywhere on the world on 24-hour notice, • • . A'n~ the people were gl;ad and they rejoiced because they '' dug the MORAL of the fable of the label. It is simply this: Every day, verily., is savings day on everything at Revco ••. and even more so on Revco Quality Products! ( • . . . oiHipelll, ,Qhlo TODAY, MONDAY~ TUEsDAY & WIDNE.$DAT 314 SECO·ND AVENUE Gallipolis,. Ohio . " ' -- -<- --··--- ---........ . ·- l. .. iE. . • OPEN DAILY 9 AA-6 ·PAJRIDA YS 9 A.M.-9 P.M..CLOSED UDlYS AMERKA'S ·oNLY'lOTAL DISCOUNT CHAIN .,f �, 'r . ( .., ,. . • ' SUNDAY WW1' E PAPER -' • ',., ' .'.f ' ~ '~~ - ~- .. ~~..~- IYii Che$le1' TaR!ItMU. E>:ec. Editor .M..-•. l; PUBLISHED BY Till OHIO VAtLil' PUBLISHING CO¥PAN'l' Dwight Wetherholl, l:dilor Hobart WiZso....,r. Jlaa. !:dilor Shop Your Mlddlepertj Merchants. Get Yo~ Free Ticket Now. Nothing To Buy. You Need Not Be Present To Win Richard S. 011611, Ptlbltsher Jam<• !:. D<mner, Ad•. Dlr. V•mon D.weeie, Ad•. .Ugr. ' s 00 IN MIDDLEPORJ'S HOLIDAY .t I• •• •• ; $1000.00 IN GIFT CERTIFICATES '' .. : . );;, ;, FOUR PRIZES EACH WEEK $100.00 $75. sso.oo r $25.00 t " \ CERTIFICATES GOOD AT ANY PARTICIPATING MERCHANT DRAWING: NOV. 25th,: DEC. 2, 9 an~ 16th 5 300° 200°° CASH PRIZES 0 5 . I · ,To Be Given Away December 24th 4 P.M. .\ ' ' ,. ,..... :;,yYoU Must Be13 Yean Of Age, Or Over To Get Tickets ' . ed States ·again have asked the govern· ment to get out of the birtb oontrol bust. .. I '' DIITOIIlDI ollht 11114 It .. mo the IIIGderwho frlttend away lbllr power ill liM. offering welfare assi1ta~ce wilil one and contraceptives and oontracepinlormaltln with the other, the govern· ' ijiey '~barge, is seeking ••aggressive·I' ~ j~rSIJ3ile. and even coeree the under· to · practice birth control." prelates in their statement: • ' of spouses to determine free.t6in siie of fum families must not be lnhlbi !ted by any conditions upon whicb relief or welfare assi~ tan<:e is provided. Health : and welfare .,a·stance should not be link· t ed, even lndirertly, to coq!Qrmily with a Pllblic agency '• views .on !lpllly . \Imitation l ~irth control." ·i i. ' ere should be no disagreement with Any weltare policy or philosophy fuat d attempt to force birth control upon a1, ooe segment of the population should l be repugnant to all Americans, whatever 1 their personal beliefs or practices. This is not the problem, however. In \ rrcent years. and even today, all of the ~ coercion agai:~s t the poor has operated to t exactly the cpposite effect. ~ With the blessing of churchmen, "the : fr~edom of spouses to determine the size . Batftlld aiM CIDd ·-~ to !be preiJiqt .., a.., 1111P1 pt • !Ill Uflll lilt GOP OoYinlon ea.r-ce Die. • 11 ., Oolancle llprllp. i Counlln&--' and "'~! ••;;;; d\ICkll, ll bJ Rtpdillca -. eould lppqr Ia Colondo. %llltlfo polllnc 011 . . . . , _ IJ i Viet Nom Flashes o r , ,.. .,US' BE CLAIMED WITHIN ONE WEEK . PRIZES:~:·~f"?gAIMED \VILL BE ORAWN FOLLOWING WEEK . ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY DEC. 31, 1966-4 P.M. . WINNING NUMBERS uri)' e~~t~~tlll ness. o NO: URCHASE NECESSARY Bp Q111ck11 tullll hiJDiell ~ the race, Hatllel4 pYI JloiDo Ill IDdlrect booll .. wtD. . ; ·.; . The Roman catholic bishops of the Unit· /Y ' " ·- --·- '- ~ :·. ' SHOP IN MIDDLtPORT . Ill..... ' UU!y, Wllb 1111 NlciJIIIII Pfl" dlolcl 1101' an lDdlealtd 11m j l ~ of their families' ' was once. i.blol~ly de- : nied to the underprivileged by a ' society b)l(Ch , not t()<) long ago, considered an ov· ;e$ ' undance of unwanted chlfdren . merely ; ;' ~:... -l .·, - ·,. ,' ;-, ", ,. '. ' '<N ~~ :. -,' -._ punishment for the sin of being poor 00 .. ;an ' nobody's responsibility but their O\ Tllo~ l*e lne late Margaret Sanger who ~d the pl ~as of the impoverished and !' ~educated and altt.:mptcd to give them the knowledge that was availale to the IN · MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESSES •PARTICIPANTS Wallace Jewelry Amlcks Sohlo Baker Fumitu,. WHtem Auto Store R. H. Rawlings Ions Co. 1 Ingels Fumitu,. Rollers Wernen Radio and TV Quality Print Shop C1011 H1rdwere The ShoeBox · Citi- National Bank Hancl RFireltone Dudley Florist Martin Restaurant Middleport Book Store , . Shoppen Bonanza The Sewing C..ter LaSalle Hotel Bahr Clothiers The Deily Sentinel Foreman end AbboH Rill's Ben Franklin IN n<ESE 6AINSO.YI>I3 EXPERtEI>ICE IN OIJE IS TJ.lAN '~ King Builders Supply ' J.. Joe's Carry Out Burketts Barber Shop DuHon Drugs · Dr. Keith Riggs Keith Goble Ford ~I Jacks Dairy Bar I VaDey Lumber ' • Tinys Foocllend 1 Spencer Marlcet Blue Tartan Middleport Dept. Store · PERILO~ i IME 5 " KNOW· l-fOW'' }5 IMPORT»>T. THERE IS t-10 ~ -, Jerry's Beauty Shop •cONTRIBUTORS Christy Ann Restaurant Nothing To BuyI You Need · Not Be Present toWJnJ '' j •' ,. ' 11-, ·j' I ' . ' ' '~ ; ., •' �, 'r . ( .., ,. . • ' SUNDAY WW1' E PAPER -' • ',., ' .'.f ' ~ '~~ - ~- .. ~~..~- IYii Che$le1' TaR!ItMU. E>:ec. Editor .M..-•. l; PUBLISHED BY Till OHIO VAtLil' PUBLISHING CO¥PAN'l' Dwight Wetherholl, l:dilor Hobart WiZso....,r. Jlaa. !:dilor Shop Your Mlddlepertj Merchants. Get Yo~ Free Ticket Now. Nothing To Buy. You Need Not Be Present To Win Richard S. 011611, Ptlbltsher Jam<• !:. D<mner, Ad•. Dlr. V•mon D.weeie, Ad•. .Ugr. ' s 00 IN MIDDLEPORJ'S HOLIDAY .t I• •• •• ; $1000.00 IN GIFT CERTIFICATES '' .. : . );;, ;, FOUR PRIZES EACH WEEK $100.00 $75. sso.oo r $25.00 t " \ CERTIFICATES GOOD AT ANY PARTICIPATING MERCHANT DRAWING: NOV. 25th,: DEC. 2, 9 an~ 16th 5 300° 200°° CASH PRIZES 0 5 . I · ,To Be Given Away December 24th 4 P.M. .\ ' ' ,. ,..... :;,yYoU Must Be13 Yean Of Age, Or Over To Get Tickets ' . ed States ·again have asked the govern· ment to get out of the birtb oontrol bust. .. I '' DIITOIIlDI ollht 11114 It .. mo the IIIGderwho frlttend away lbllr power ill liM. offering welfare assi1ta~ce wilil one and contraceptives and oontracepinlormaltln with the other, the govern· ' ijiey '~barge, is seeking ••aggressive·I' ~ j~rSIJ3ile. and even coeree the under· to · practice birth control." prelates in their statement: • ' of spouses to determine free.t6in siie of fum families must not be lnhlbi !ted by any conditions upon whicb relief or welfare assi~ tan<:e is provided. Health : and welfare .,a·stance should not be link· t ed, even lndirertly, to coq!Qrmily with a Pllblic agency '• views .on !lpllly . \Imitation l ~irth control." ·i i. ' ere should be no disagreement with Any weltare policy or philosophy fuat d attempt to force birth control upon a1, ooe segment of the population should l be repugnant to all Americans, whatever 1 their personal beliefs or practices. This is not the problem, however. In \ rrcent years. and even today, all of the ~ coercion agai:~s t the poor has operated to t exactly the cpposite effect. ~ With the blessing of churchmen, "the : fr~edom of spouses to determine the size . Batftlld aiM CIDd ·-~ to !be preiJiqt .., a.., 1111P1 pt • !Ill Uflll lilt GOP OoYinlon ea.r-ce Die. • 11 ., Oolancle llprllp. i Counlln&--' and "'~! ••;;;; d\ICkll, ll bJ Rtpdillca -. eould lppqr Ia Colondo. %llltlfo polllnc 011 . . . . , _ IJ i Viet Nom Flashes o r , ,.. .,US' BE CLAIMED WITHIN ONE WEEK . PRIZES:~:·~f"?gAIMED \VILL BE ORAWN FOLLOWING WEEK . ALL PRIZES MUST BE CLAIMED BY DEC. 31, 1966-4 P.M. . WINNING NUMBERS uri)' e~~t~~tlll ness. o NO: URCHASE NECESSARY Bp Q111ck11 tullll hiJDiell ~ the race, Hatllel4 pYI JloiDo Ill IDdlrect booll .. wtD. . ; ·.; . The Roman catholic bishops of the Unit· /Y ' " ·- --·- '- ~ :·. ' SHOP IN MIDDLtPORT . Ill..... ' UU!y, Wllb 1111 NlciJIIIII Pfl" dlolcl 1101' an lDdlealtd 11m j l ~ of their families' ' was once. i.blol~ly de- : nied to the underprivileged by a ' society b)l(Ch , not t()<) long ago, considered an ov· ;e$ ' undance of unwanted chlfdren . merely ; ;' ~:... -l .·, - ·,. ,' ;-, ", ,. '. ' '<N ~~ :. -,' -._ punishment for the sin of being poor 00 .. ;an ' nobody's responsibility but their O\ Tllo~ l*e lne late Margaret Sanger who ~d the pl ~as of the impoverished and !' ~educated and altt.:mptcd to give them the knowledge that was availale to the IN · MADE POSSIBLE BY THESE MERCHANTS AND BUSINESSES •PARTICIPANTS Wallace Jewelry Amlcks Sohlo Baker Fumitu,. WHtem Auto Store R. H. Rawlings Ions Co. 1 Ingels Fumitu,. Rollers Wernen Radio and TV Quality Print Shop C1011 H1rdwere The ShoeBox · Citi- National Bank Hancl RFireltone Dudley Florist Martin Restaurant Middleport Book Store , . Shoppen Bonanza The Sewing C..ter LaSalle Hotel Bahr Clothiers The Deily Sentinel Foreman end AbboH Rill's Ben Franklin IN n<ESE 6AINSO.YI>I3 EXPERtEI>ICE IN OIJE IS TJ.lAN '~ King Builders Supply ' J.. Joe's Carry Out Burketts Barber Shop DuHon Drugs · Dr. Keith Riggs Keith Goble Ford ~I Jacks Dairy Bar I VaDey Lumber ' • Tinys Foocllend 1 Spencer Marlcet Blue Tartan Middleport Dept. Store · PERILO~ i IME 5 " KNOW· l-fOW'' }5 IMPORT»>T. THERE IS t-10 ~ -, Jerry's Beauty Shop •cONTRIBUTORS Christy Ann Restaurant Nothing To BuyI You Need · Not Be Present toWJnJ '' j •' ,. ' 11-, ·j' I ' . ' ' '~ ; ., •' �• !' ' 50 Years Ago on the River ,, Ag, Home Ec Co11ege Offers Caree~ ·Day December 3rd • . . By Brysoo R. Carter al up the contributions of the College ef Agrlcullure and ! COW WEATHER STARTS cranking speeds, use of heavy llere are several ways E>teaalou Ag..t, Aerie. cullure and r~lutlld indusu·ie•, Home Economics. on Decemb!>r Starlin& ·probleme with oi)s, _a.nd high compression to keep your tractor runnini: ll GaWa Conaty to the nation's ec01111my, al 9:30 a. m. ThoseItractors are twofold ino ,;,~:~~Y~ turn agalilsl smoothly dunn, lliose eoid win· lure 40 per cent ef the jobs are in lll!riculture will Due to increase<\ oil v , ""'- to PI . ter months: )I T)te Colle&e of aad Home E:eoDOIIl~MI lbe pelldenl on iL This meet in the Agricultural Ad- In eold well1tier, lhe power """"··ost, the first -n,arn aud flush out r iio State lhllveroltJ ·II balding produelton, eales, mln!Biratton Bulldlng at tbe essary Ia etart en qllle in making 1 ear or tractor cool1nj B)'Siem Inspect : Career Day on Dec. 3 for distribution, research and Ohio Stale Unfv'mll)'. For increase !"Ffold. Also, a . "olarlwortby" In wlntortlme 18 radlalor bole ior leaks 1 JSpeetlve students now tn calion. Home E:conomlca, ~ meeting or or ear batteryjOieS power well· tuned qlno will! good the therlllOitate fnr a<cill'acY,II I liO high schools. Tho time Is StudeniB, parents, IB campbell Holl. . temperature decreases. . ' spark plugs prop. Then add permanent anti·f..!eze:l l t •m 9:30 a. m. to 2:• p. m. imd any oUier interested "A battery at zero capped, breaker points to the radiattr. 1 ,,... to lib 1 eorlood 11 has only 40 per oent the Faculty memberl aud stuclo 10111 will have a ~nee to spaced, good condens· 01 •n:s of the College of Ajp'lcill- informally wtlli faculty otudaotl IIIII day aDd II Y it has at 80 degrees. yet ..... ~· aadstrong battery, ~.!".:.P ndlhe •• ~~~nd tun ·-• ~-•t d ~~wau Ia .. tiiM . ..0 me eooa. to do four Umes as. much ..., a .~ gr e winter oit u•.,.,.., apolntl, e be U I'Jre and Home Ec;onom1c1 wl rs ... ,.., .,..,.,,..,,. •· llie .~ plugs,a broaker 1, inl out that agriculture 19 Interest. De!l'l wall lot iMII llloaP, says Don Pfost, OSU A warm battery bas twice the tributor conderiser and l&ni··ll mo~re than farming. altbougb Plan now to learn about beenoo I will uvil • tate Agricultural Engineer. power of one left out in the lion wkes. ' tl:is is still an Important end portunlties In agriculture oludellt• .., o "nl • come Wilh diesel engines, Brng the battery Indoors, vvoi."'tall..l~occ=~upa~~ti·on~.~~you~. ~to~t·::,:::the~C::a:_:reer::_.:::D:;ay~Con=!e~t:;::ence:.,.::~!irs~l_:•~ee:"~'=.::ba:ll::•::..·_. _ _....,!,:IB:..,the::,:,add=:ed:..!pr::obl=:ems:::,,:ol:.;:::;-ll;.'d"~ II wllb en electric heating -Use a winter grade oil ad or ue a low rate battery the crankCase end ebaDge You can choose from three New Holland tank-type ftllb· New In Formi'!i_ a eold oighl more ofltn than ID tlh:•~~:;ll un spreadera for handlin1 packed, frozen or semi-liquid 1.~~~;e;Clllpay to ease •tartlul mer. Service other k manure. Tbe Model 345, availablt in either right or [eft· lo heat the whole engine. systeme too - fresh grease loadint versions, has a capacity of 145 bushels or 590 e e aud alectrie heater the bear1op will help keer• a:allons: the ModEl 344, designed for smaller 1preading operationa, ,bas a capacity of 100 IJwbels or 413 gal~. ouch as the oil dipstick M out moiei'Ure. models are virtually liquid·tight. ThuD to one·plece freeze.plug Insert heater. Less -Clean lUI the air ]I AH tank construction, you haul more valuable manure to the common systems are heat and rem! the cup with a field with less spiUage, The rugged drive system bas only BY c. E. BLAKESLEE !ulatlon is around 20.000 the long"" stuff (money) to fly from Clevelaud to Hono-lampa, head-bolt heaters, and ,r grade oil. Cbecl< for motsHI two moving parts-tbis means lower mamtenance and fewer c08tly repairs. Case-hardened steel chain-flails · atales separate beater llian circu· ure often. Extension A&ent, ·'grl•· cause lliere are insufftcient their economy. Every day lulu. warm water through the -check fuel mters, throw manure in a pattern up to 20 feet wide. Easy terms, big trades) 1 HONOLULU - During the jobs to retain llie population. thiB J"!~ ~:m~: Tourism In the opposite cooling •ystem of an engine. traps, aud sediment bowls P••t two weeks, I have had I They, like Meigs ~unly, lack lands recuon was sbown by the EJ:cept for low • wattage dipo en to keep moisture and 18 HoLLAifD the privilege of attending the ljobs and must ba.. mvestment thl • they · d . of Mr. and Mrs. Edson beaters, most devices from collecting. a•.nual meeting of the National capital brought '" from out· The "!! are omg, who left in Septem~ end have some type of con- -Alter starting en Association of County Agrlcul· side. however, 18 IakinS their r.. lurr.ed In October alter a system. ~ electrician can warm it up aud let II run tural Agents, which wes held, On lbe Islands the b•·ggest people, ooff spec cllmalatel'fea oftures fnendlyf w..;ko lour lhr"""" I o ..,..and. a contro system to fit operaling temperatures lor h Th I f TRACTOI SALES SERVICE "Te. e exper ence 0 mee. source of income is military. d ltallz Western Europe Into DJtSI needs. few minutes before Spring Avo. · Phone 992·5101 Pomeroy, 0. ing with some 1500 oilier agents This is the Armv Navv and an deathep bl~gld'onng ofa. Their actual trip was . PREPARE TRACfOR under a load or lh · ! u· fro 11 tb ,. ,. resource en n m 1 . hlo nd a 01r am lOS m a • .Air Force Installations estab· b !ness around Ibis tourism er then our trip from 0 5• stales of the United States Ushed there. The growing us the Hawaiian Islands. as well as the opportunity to source of income Is recreallon Throughout the HawaUen see some of llie agr~eulture In a1J11 tour!Bt development. This Some other features of tbe lands big companies are dmotour 5Cilli slate, was a reward· bring; outside money In to the tourism aspect of thl• industry oping plush hotel resorts. '""'" . mg experience. local economy. is the fact that the airlines, by companies are finding lliat One of llie speakers keynot- Other sources of income in- lowering their rates, building is an opportunity to mv''" •d the session by saying, "The elude vroduclion of pineapple, as a tourist attraction. can money to help people develop Pacific era is just at its sug11r cane and cattle. busJner:rs from all over rmre jobs as well as a dawn." He also stated that food As a sideli~ht it is inte""~ States or from any able investment for is politics. To the 27 different lng to note that at least two other _section of the globe. lUtton. Hotel chain, lands bonlerlng the Pacific In- former Melg Countians tr1p by plane from Cleve- ploys Mr. Houdashelt, Is eluding Asian Pacific and now living in the islands. Mr!. took slightly less than ten ing hotels, not only In Ha1•aU, American areas, food is very Patsy Price Jordan, the wife hours flying t1me. but throughout the world important. of an Army captain serving his Forty-five hundred miles tn attract tourists as well as In the Pacific area, rice Is internship in llie hospital at 10 houro Is moving across the patronage of bread and you must share wllli Honolulu is now residing be- surface of tbe globe much fast· These investments each yow· brother until he has rice, tween two mountain ranges. er than most of WI have bad vide many JObs in area11 according to the speaker. The day we called Palsy, WP. the opportilllity to travel In Jobs are lacking as well ao Today there are approximate- were about tO miles away. It past. In the future our en up the opportilllity lor ly 3.2 biiUon people ln the was perfectly clear where we generation will prob- llESS i~tere s ts . world. In the year 2000 this were located but she said It travel as readily from Hawaii was figure Ia expected to exceed 8 had been raining all day up In side of lbe globe to the three times, The original billion people. We are now the mountains where she lived. as we now travel from nesians arrived in the lsla1ods : short 20 per cent on th ba•lc Anollier Meigs County resi- Meigs County to Columbus or more llian a thousond food needs of present popula· dent, Mr. Stanley Houdashelt, Cleveland or similar places. ago. Some say the Spaniards lion. What this will be In the has been In Hawaii for the last , the eltpsed Ume firot arrived in 1555. But acyear 2000 is almost impo!lsible several years. He is now oornp. time we left Pomeroy cepted In modern history ~ to imagine. troller of !be IUiton • Hawaiian drive to Columbus and Clev.. Captain James Cook's discov· fvery year prices seem to go up! The gollts of our 50th state Village Hotel which was llie land, took approximately the ery in 1778 when he named tbe used as the theme for the headquarters for the annual of time as it did (~nlinued on Page 20) annual meetinJ• "East Meets meeUng and the place where This is true in our business, too. West and WeSt Meets East." we stayed. This Is where tile tropical zone Another Ohio person we have Right now we would like to sell you mee ts the temperate zone. visited was Mr. Harry Donahoe The e1periences and places who was formerly dairy we saw and people we lallted allsl for llie Extension '""•· ., a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or imple· te> carried out this theme in tee in Ohio. He is working ·::"' 11 detail. 'Mle climate of the Is- the Extension service in ment prior to this price increue. lands stays in the 70's and SO's waii and is now livestoc~~~~ most of the time. Several areas latlst. He was also. In .L ol the lolands have scarcely of many of the lours lliat • • any rainfall whllt other areas made available for the have so m•ch rainfall that It and their families attending. Is very uncomlortable. Rainfall In the development of ranges from ten inches on creation and tourism, we m011· 11 some islands to over 600 inches tioned the welcome given visit· II per year on the same island. ors as they arrive on the island . Mountains would have .lush Immediately following this green growth on the side where arrival, a nice looking the rains came but on tbe op- Hawaiian girl or Hawaiian posite slope It would be so dry low comes up close to the per· there would be very little veg- son and their partner takes a elation. colored picture of the visitor The islandero, citizens of wearing his lea and with this our 50th state, are very friend- Hawaiian young man or young ly and very hospitable. Every woman. plane load of people arriving These color olides are then on llie islands are met with made available for purchase grectero who furnish flower the next day. The slides which ''"' and the customary kiss here would cost about 25c, are on the cheeck to every passen- available at a cost· of $1.50 ge1. each. This is one way of deveiThls was just the beginning optng the tourism industry by of the recepUon. They have establishing another job of Fonnerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. Rear Meigs General Hospital many thing• In eommon with photographer and greeter. Meigs County. One Island 10 On all llie tours taken, the 3rd & Sycamoro Golllpolll, 0. 446-2463 POMEROY PHONE 992·2176 years ago had a populaUon of Hawaiians are not backward in around 30,000. Today this pop. their telling us lbat they need· A .& r, l \,l U J Rice IS Bread, ID ' ',7; .. il Pacific Areas ere;:: ':; G]] NEw FULTON-THOMPSON Dateline: .· Beat the Price Increase! By HOBART WILSON, JR. W ITHIN the next few months, Alfred Burton will have completed 20 years service with the Ohio Valley Bank in Ga Uipolis. • • • • 1 • and EVERY office building in the area should have a man like Alfred Burton. He's good natured. and is will· fng to do anything for anybody at any time: • A LFREIJ, niB wife and family moved to GalllpoUs from P(. Pleasant in 1937. He joined the Ohio Val· . -~~ - -~ WATCH ,:,: -.o:, ''" ·.- I ~: GivE C~AiRs ... · The CoMfORT Gifr foR AH YEAR - • • & Thaso btoutllul ch•lrs are • double gift . . . to bring color ond beauty to ovary room, and comfort tool Wo ehow you just I levt .. . to i.1dlcote the wide choice and tho 111011 pri .... COIIMI In and choose choirs for your lovorllo people. ley_Bank as custodian in 1947. Wh en the bank moved lo •t s new local " n on l'hlfd Ave , in 1961 , he was pro· moted to bank messenger. • OUR t:HRISTMAS SElECTION OF CHAIRS HAVE ARRIVED d iSlrJ]; JLIO/l _ • ' A LFR W • is act ive •n Paint Creek Church affairs . He anrl_h1 ~ wil'~ res1 de at H37 Third Ave. and are parents oi Do uglas, Hr·rb. Homer, .J uanita, Eve lvn and .John Alfrt'll Rurton fl amer Bu rto n was one Or Gallia Aealiem.v s greatest loot ha ll pla;·ers in the 1942-43-44 camp;u g n~. Hro ther Her b was Jbo a good player in 1945·46. • ' • ALFRED mows abo ut \'v' il h a fasc mating pace. He's ID perfed ph _vsJcal co ndJti on. Lik(• we mentioned ahove, every r,/] i('[' eught to have an Alf red Burt on • • • A NUI\l '.'> liA,L ca ke rl isplay at Larr y's Wa.vside Fur- 1• . ,-r· lebra tJon. CARLOAD 33% Ammonium NITRATE " ' T HE hU~'.e c<Jk r· r·;n, ht• vie wed from the winrlows. At rJI h:, C< ,lor rs ~hrm n vta li.llht riPcora tions. adrling sp en n.r to th:· cx hiiJr t Du dng the rema ind er of the nt:ln h ll \·e t:~ !,,, and c.:olfee ~~i ll be served to tho 'd t' \\ il1g thr: dr fl l8,y. Sf FERTILIZER Why spend your time? Let us •pread ~our Fertilizer' now with our Bul Trucko. Yes, we stock Fertilizer. Yes, you can your own and Save Still Complete Liquid Nitrogen servlce and many oth· · Get ALoad At Our SPECIAL OFF-CAR PRICE • • • ;· :/~;~,:l : Y .\. ~·-~' :ls .\ GO. fr~m .the ?(, ,•· L'>idenl :\hils H. Smiley calls first GAHS cage prarbcc•. B•ll Johnson, Miles Epling only veterans re· tw·nmg .. Lee.! teachers protest salary schedule C & rAI• road halves tra~n ser>Jce in Old Fr<' nch Citv ~J?O .~ '· r• """"' sent AII-SI':O ballots by Bill Potter lw sckcaon of 1946 "dream team." ? We Aro Partlclpotlng In G•lllpoli1 Merchant• SHOP·A·RAMA WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES OF TWINE. OF 1 fi les of The Daily , _; ,Inl.l' n ~ :~~ r·, k !y C:?.! ha Tunes Roy Rupe. 51. ·• ( .-. nl .\ n .-\ddtso n mnn dies sudd en ly at brother's .'lL'll_" rn J:t' l:ni'Dl'P_. 0. fl r~ of fi ve cmrnty farm in· · · u_le:-. ht ld a: 91dwe /l. Maurtce Thomas elected n~w COMING SOON COMPLETE Now Unloading A mture on . J ltlrd ·\\'r . 111 Galli polis ha.; !'<Wglll Lh ey ;• ot_many mdn J.ciu;tls during the past few davs. It i~ 3Tt - JCI re p l1 ~:,1 o/ Ihe _..;tore. lt too k Torn .I\1Ji s tl~<ld O'. · er ··" ho~rs to !'om: ~ ~ ~· re thr projrl't . made e.s peciall v f oJ L.:1rry s op Ln h•1u WE WILL GIVE YOU A NEW HEAT HOUSER. IF YOU BUY ANEW FARMALl TRACTOR NOW OR IF YOU NEED A NEW HAY BALER BUY NOW and MAKE ASUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS · ·· · SEE US TODAY! OPEN MONDAY NightsTU9 . , Yes, Our Complete Line Of TIRE. SALE PROGRAM Still Going On At Our Can Save You Money! _·. SUPER SERVICE STATION (ALWAYS OPEN) Let us figure with ~u! «Wlete · ·service · on Dalry ed, · ' ~ Flock, Swine Feed, Pet o , Sheep Feed. All Si1esln Stockl All Stop arid S~Us or Us · e'll~orne to You- '1/e·-~_o/i'-'' Deliver, 1 Finance .. Be Sure a,.d .Register For()ur FR~E Sweeps.qke$ Qrawings •• 8'tt» , (6 StCi. · (7 Days) • .' Meigs Equipment Co. At Pomeroy Your ·Complete Farm and City Center BIG BULK FEED BULK SPREADING CHRISTMAS Make •• COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER around. ···IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Central Soya of Ohio • H E'S seen go ing and comng fro m 1he bank regularly. lie tra nsports all legal pa p er.~ to and from the court'hnuse ~ nd attorney offices. In addi tio n, Burton h~nd _les all mtl'nlJil ~ and outgo ing mail with timely FOR ·AN From Your Farm Service Center ••• ALFRED BURTON • YOU CAN . Gallia ' .~ .,, ~. ,•','•'' • ~··. ' " t. ' fa •O f-- Home Delivery of "TREATED" No. Small Appliances ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES! Chllt & Upright Froerers Also On Chrletmos Spociol Wowl A RNI Spoclol On w..hors ond Dryers * AGold Star Store 1 and No. 2 Heating Fuel Servicing G•llia, Molgs ond Milson counties. Alto Complete Gosollno, 011 and G""' Dollvory ·.--------1 Serving Molp, Gillie end Mo- Countl11 Ph. 992-2111 J•dl w. c.,.., Mgr. .,_ .............., Look for tllo 111 "L" on ltoulo1 I U U tllo OPEN TIL 9 PM (MONDAY Thru SATURI)AY) .. } .. I �• !' ' 50 Years Ago on the River ,, Ag, Home Ec Co11ege Offers Caree~ ·Day December 3rd • . . By Brysoo R. Carter al up the contributions of the College ef Agrlcullure and ! COW WEATHER STARTS cranking speeds, use of heavy llere are several ways E>teaalou Ag..t, Aerie. cullure and r~lutlld indusu·ie•, Home Economics. on Decemb!>r Starlin& ·probleme with oi)s, _a.nd high compression to keep your tractor runnini: ll GaWa Conaty to the nation's ec01111my, al 9:30 a. m. ThoseItractors are twofold ino ,;,~:~~Y~ turn agalilsl smoothly dunn, lliose eoid win· lure 40 per cent ef the jobs are in lll!riculture will Due to increase<\ oil v , ""'- to PI . ter months: )I T)te Colle&e of aad Home E:eoDOIIl~MI lbe pelldenl on iL This meet in the Agricultural Ad- In eold well1tier, lhe power """"··ost, the first -n,arn aud flush out r iio State lhllveroltJ ·II balding produelton, eales, mln!Biratton Bulldlng at tbe essary Ia etart en qllle in making 1 ear or tractor cool1nj B)'Siem Inspect : Career Day on Dec. 3 for distribution, research and Ohio Stale Unfv'mll)'. For increase !"Ffold. Also, a . "olarlwortby" In wlntortlme 18 radlalor bole ior leaks 1 JSpeetlve students now tn calion. Home E:conomlca, ~ meeting or or ear batteryjOieS power well· tuned qlno will! good the therlllOitate fnr a<cill'acY,II I liO high schools. Tho time Is StudeniB, parents, IB campbell Holl. . temperature decreases. . ' spark plugs prop. Then add permanent anti·f..!eze:l l t •m 9:30 a. m. to 2:• p. m. imd any oUier interested "A battery at zero capped, breaker points to the radiattr. 1 ,,... to lib 1 eorlood 11 has only 40 per oent the Faculty memberl aud stuclo 10111 will have a ~nee to spaced, good condens· 01 •n:s of the College of Ajp'lcill- informally wtlli faculty otudaotl IIIII day aDd II Y it has at 80 degrees. yet ..... ~· aadstrong battery, ~.!".:.P ndlhe •• ~~~nd tun ·-• ~-•t d ~~wau Ia .. tiiM . ..0 me eooa. to do four Umes as. much ..., a .~ gr e winter oit u•.,.,.., apolntl, e be U I'Jre and Home Ec;onom1c1 wl rs ... ,.., .,..,.,,..,,. •· llie .~ plugs,a broaker 1, inl out that agriculture 19 Interest. De!l'l wall lot iMII llloaP, says Don Pfost, OSU A warm battery bas twice the tributor conderiser and l&ni··ll mo~re than farming. altbougb Plan now to learn about beenoo I will uvil • tate Agricultural Engineer. power of one left out in the lion wkes. ' tl:is is still an Important end portunlties In agriculture oludellt• .., o "nl • come Wilh diesel engines, Brng the battery Indoors, vvoi."'tall..l~occ=~upa~~ti·on~.~~you~. ~to~t·::,:::the~C::a:_:reer::_.:::D:;ay~Con=!e~t:;::ence:.,.::~!irs~l_:•~ee:"~'=.::ba:ll::•::..·_. _ _....,!,:IB:..,the::,:,add=:ed:..!pr::obl=:ems:::,,:ol:.;:::;-ll;.'d"~ II wllb en electric heating -Use a winter grade oil ad or ue a low rate battery the crankCase end ebaDge You can choose from three New Holland tank-type ftllb· New In Formi'!i_ a eold oighl more ofltn than ID tlh:•~~:;ll un spreadera for handlin1 packed, frozen or semi-liquid 1.~~~;e;Clllpay to ease •tartlul mer. Service other k manure. Tbe Model 345, availablt in either right or [eft· lo heat the whole engine. systeme too - fresh grease loadint versions, has a capacity of 145 bushels or 590 e e aud alectrie heater the bear1op will help keer• a:allons: the ModEl 344, designed for smaller 1preading operationa, ,bas a capacity of 100 IJwbels or 413 gal~. ouch as the oil dipstick M out moiei'Ure. models are virtually liquid·tight. ThuD to one·plece freeze.plug Insert heater. Less -Clean lUI the air ]I AH tank construction, you haul more valuable manure to the common systems are heat and rem! the cup with a field with less spiUage, The rugged drive system bas only BY c. E. BLAKESLEE !ulatlon is around 20.000 the long"" stuff (money) to fly from Clevelaud to Hono-lampa, head-bolt heaters, and ,r grade oil. Cbecl< for motsHI two moving parts-tbis means lower mamtenance and fewer c08tly repairs. Case-hardened steel chain-flails · atales separate beater llian circu· ure often. Extension A&ent, ·'grl•· cause lliere are insufftcient their economy. Every day lulu. warm water through the -check fuel mters, throw manure in a pattern up to 20 feet wide. Easy terms, big trades) 1 HONOLULU - During the jobs to retain llie population. thiB J"!~ ~:m~: Tourism In the opposite cooling •ystem of an engine. traps, aud sediment bowls P••t two weeks, I have had I They, like Meigs ~unly, lack lands recuon was sbown by the EJ:cept for low • wattage dipo en to keep moisture and 18 HoLLAifD the privilege of attending the ljobs and must ba.. mvestment thl • they · d . of Mr. and Mrs. Edson beaters, most devices from collecting. a•.nual meeting of the National capital brought '" from out· The "!! are omg, who left in Septem~ end have some type of con- -Alter starting en Association of County Agrlcul· side. however, 18 IakinS their r.. lurr.ed In October alter a system. ~ electrician can warm it up aud let II run tural Agents, which wes held, On lbe Islands the b•·ggest people, ooff spec cllmalatel'fea oftures fnendlyf w..;ko lour lhr"""" I o ..,..and. a contro system to fit operaling temperatures lor h Th I f TRACTOI SALES SERVICE "Te. e exper ence 0 mee. source of income is military. d ltallz Western Europe Into DJtSI needs. few minutes before Spring Avo. · Phone 992·5101 Pomeroy, 0. ing with some 1500 oilier agents This is the Armv Navv and an deathep bl~gld'onng ofa. Their actual trip was . PREPARE TRACfOR under a load or lh · ! u· fro 11 tb ,. ,. resource en n m 1 . hlo nd a 01r am lOS m a • .Air Force Installations estab· b !ness around Ibis tourism er then our trip from 0 5• stales of the United States Ushed there. The growing us the Hawaiian Islands. as well as the opportunity to source of income Is recreallon Throughout the HawaUen see some of llie agr~eulture In a1J11 tour!Bt development. This Some other features of tbe lands big companies are dmotour 5Cilli slate, was a reward· bring; outside money In to the tourism aspect of thl• industry oping plush hotel resorts. '""'" . mg experience. local economy. is the fact that the airlines, by companies are finding lliat One of llie speakers keynot- Other sources of income in- lowering their rates, building is an opportunity to mv''" •d the session by saying, "The elude vroduclion of pineapple, as a tourist attraction. can money to help people develop Pacific era is just at its sug11r cane and cattle. busJner:rs from all over rmre jobs as well as a dawn." He also stated that food As a sideli~ht it is inte""~ States or from any able investment for is politics. To the 27 different lng to note that at least two other _section of the globe. lUtton. Hotel chain, lands bonlerlng the Pacific In- former Melg Countians tr1p by plane from Cleve- ploys Mr. Houdashelt, Is eluding Asian Pacific and now living in the islands. Mr!. took slightly less than ten ing hotels, not only In Ha1•aU, American areas, food is very Patsy Price Jordan, the wife hours flying t1me. but throughout the world important. of an Army captain serving his Forty-five hundred miles tn attract tourists as well as In the Pacific area, rice Is internship in llie hospital at 10 houro Is moving across the patronage of bread and you must share wllli Honolulu is now residing be- surface of tbe globe much fast· These investments each yow· brother until he has rice, tween two mountain ranges. er than most of WI have bad vide many JObs in area11 according to the speaker. The day we called Palsy, WP. the opportilllity to travel In Jobs are lacking as well ao Today there are approximate- were about tO miles away. It past. In the future our en up the opportilllity lor ly 3.2 biiUon people ln the was perfectly clear where we generation will prob- llESS i~tere s ts . world. In the year 2000 this were located but she said It travel as readily from Hawaii was figure Ia expected to exceed 8 had been raining all day up In side of lbe globe to the three times, The original billion people. We are now the mountains where she lived. as we now travel from nesians arrived in the lsla1ods : short 20 per cent on th ba•lc Anollier Meigs County resi- Meigs County to Columbus or more llian a thousond food needs of present popula· dent, Mr. Stanley Houdashelt, Cleveland or similar places. ago. Some say the Spaniards lion. What this will be In the has been In Hawaii for the last , the eltpsed Ume firot arrived in 1555. But acyear 2000 is almost impo!lsible several years. He is now oornp. time we left Pomeroy cepted In modern history ~ to imagine. troller of !be IUiton • Hawaiian drive to Columbus and Clev.. Captain James Cook's discov· fvery year prices seem to go up! The gollts of our 50th state Village Hotel which was llie land, took approximately the ery in 1778 when he named tbe used as the theme for the headquarters for the annual of time as it did (~nlinued on Page 20) annual meetinJ• "East Meets meeUng and the place where This is true in our business, too. West and WeSt Meets East." we stayed. This Is where tile tropical zone Another Ohio person we have Right now we would like to sell you mee ts the temperate zone. visited was Mr. Harry Donahoe The e1periences and places who was formerly dairy we saw and people we lallted allsl for llie Extension '""•· ., a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or imple· te> carried out this theme in tee in Ohio. He is working ·::"' 11 detail. 'Mle climate of the Is- the Extension service in ment prior to this price increue. lands stays in the 70's and SO's waii and is now livestoc~~~~ most of the time. Several areas latlst. He was also. In .L ol the lolands have scarcely of many of the lours lliat • • any rainfall whllt other areas made available for the have so m•ch rainfall that It and their families attending. Is very uncomlortable. Rainfall In the development of ranges from ten inches on creation and tourism, we m011· 11 some islands to over 600 inches tioned the welcome given visit· II per year on the same island. ors as they arrive on the island . Mountains would have .lush Immediately following this green growth on the side where arrival, a nice looking the rains came but on tbe op- Hawaiian girl or Hawaiian posite slope It would be so dry low comes up close to the per· there would be very little veg- son and their partner takes a elation. colored picture of the visitor The islandero, citizens of wearing his lea and with this our 50th state, are very friend- Hawaiian young man or young ly and very hospitable. Every woman. plane load of people arriving These color olides are then on llie islands are met with made available for purchase grectero who furnish flower the next day. The slides which ''"' and the customary kiss here would cost about 25c, are on the cheeck to every passen- available at a cost· of $1.50 ge1. each. This is one way of deveiThls was just the beginning optng the tourism industry by of the recepUon. They have establishing another job of Fonnerly: Master Feed & Seed Co. Rear Meigs General Hospital many thing• In eommon with photographer and greeter. Meigs County. One Island 10 On all llie tours taken, the 3rd & Sycamoro Golllpolll, 0. 446-2463 POMEROY PHONE 992·2176 years ago had a populaUon of Hawaiians are not backward in around 30,000. Today this pop. their telling us lbat they need· A .& r, l \,l U J Rice IS Bread, ID ' ',7; .. il Pacific Areas ere;:: ':; G]] NEw FULTON-THOMPSON Dateline: .· Beat the Price Increase! By HOBART WILSON, JR. W ITHIN the next few months, Alfred Burton will have completed 20 years service with the Ohio Valley Bank in Ga Uipolis. • • • • 1 • and EVERY office building in the area should have a man like Alfred Burton. He's good natured. and is will· fng to do anything for anybody at any time: • A LFREIJ, niB wife and family moved to GalllpoUs from P(. Pleasant in 1937. He joined the Ohio Val· . -~~ - -~ WATCH ,:,: -.o:, ''" ·.- I ~: GivE C~AiRs ... · The CoMfORT Gifr foR AH YEAR - • • & Thaso btoutllul ch•lrs are • double gift . . . to bring color ond beauty to ovary room, and comfort tool Wo ehow you just I levt .. . to i.1dlcote the wide choice and tho 111011 pri .... COIIMI In and choose choirs for your lovorllo people. ley_Bank as custodian in 1947. Wh en the bank moved lo •t s new local " n on l'hlfd Ave , in 1961 , he was pro· moted to bank messenger. • OUR t:HRISTMAS SElECTION OF CHAIRS HAVE ARRIVED d iSlrJ]; JLIO/l _ • ' A LFR W • is act ive •n Paint Creek Church affairs . He anrl_h1 ~ wil'~ res1 de at H37 Third Ave. and are parents oi Do uglas, Hr·rb. Homer, .J uanita, Eve lvn and .John Alfrt'll Rurton fl amer Bu rto n was one Or Gallia Aealiem.v s greatest loot ha ll pla;·ers in the 1942-43-44 camp;u g n~. Hro ther Her b was Jbo a good player in 1945·46. • ' • ALFRED mows abo ut \'v' il h a fasc mating pace. He's ID perfed ph _vsJcal co ndJti on. Lik(• we mentioned ahove, every r,/] i('[' eught to have an Alf red Burt on • • • A NUI\l '.'> liA,L ca ke rl isplay at Larr y's Wa.vside Fur- 1• . ,-r· lebra tJon. CARLOAD 33% Ammonium NITRATE " ' T HE hU~'.e c<Jk r· r·;n, ht• vie wed from the winrlows. At rJI h:, C< ,lor rs ~hrm n vta li.llht riPcora tions. adrling sp en n.r to th:· cx hiiJr t Du dng the rema ind er of the nt:ln h ll \·e t:~ !,,, and c.:olfee ~~i ll be served to tho 'd t' \\ il1g thr: dr fl l8,y. Sf FERTILIZER Why spend your time? Let us •pread ~our Fertilizer' now with our Bul Trucko. Yes, we stock Fertilizer. Yes, you can your own and Save Still Complete Liquid Nitrogen servlce and many oth· · Get ALoad At Our SPECIAL OFF-CAR PRICE • • • ;· :/~;~,:l : Y .\. ~·-~' :ls .\ GO. fr~m .the ?(, ,•· L'>idenl :\hils H. Smiley calls first GAHS cage prarbcc•. B•ll Johnson, Miles Epling only veterans re· tw·nmg .. Lee.! teachers protest salary schedule C & rAI• road halves tra~n ser>Jce in Old Fr<' nch Citv ~J?O .~ '· r• """"' sent AII-SI':O ballots by Bill Potter lw sckcaon of 1946 "dream team." ? We Aro Partlclpotlng In G•lllpoli1 Merchant• SHOP·A·RAMA WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES OF TWINE. OF 1 fi les of The Daily , _; ,Inl.l' n ~ :~~ r·, k !y C:?.! ha Tunes Roy Rupe. 51. ·• ( .-. nl .\ n .-\ddtso n mnn dies sudd en ly at brother's .'lL'll_" rn J:t' l:ni'Dl'P_. 0. fl r~ of fi ve cmrnty farm in· · · u_le:-. ht ld a: 91dwe /l. Maurtce Thomas elected n~w COMING SOON COMPLETE Now Unloading A mture on . J ltlrd ·\\'r . 111 Galli polis ha.; !'<Wglll Lh ey ;• ot_many mdn J.ciu;tls during the past few davs. It i~ 3Tt - JCI re p l1 ~:,1 o/ Ihe _..;tore. lt too k Torn .I\1Ji s tl~<ld O'. · er ··" ho~rs to !'om: ~ ~ ~· re thr projrl't . made e.s peciall v f oJ L.:1rry s op Ln h•1u WE WILL GIVE YOU A NEW HEAT HOUSER. IF YOU BUY ANEW FARMALl TRACTOR NOW OR IF YOU NEED A NEW HAY BALER BUY NOW and MAKE ASUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS · ·· · SEE US TODAY! OPEN MONDAY NightsTU9 . , Yes, Our Complete Line Of TIRE. SALE PROGRAM Still Going On At Our Can Save You Money! _·. SUPER SERVICE STATION (ALWAYS OPEN) Let us figure with ~u! «Wlete · ·service · on Dalry ed, · ' ~ Flock, Swine Feed, Pet o , Sheep Feed. All Si1esln Stockl All Stop arid S~Us or Us · e'll~orne to You- '1/e·-~_o/i'-'' Deliver, 1 Finance .. Be Sure a,.d .Register For()ur FR~E Sweeps.qke$ Qrawings •• 8'tt» , (6 StCi. · (7 Days) • .' Meigs Equipment Co. At Pomeroy Your ·Complete Farm and City Center BIG BULK FEED BULK SPREADING CHRISTMAS Make •• COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER around. ···IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Central Soya of Ohio • H E'S seen go ing and comng fro m 1he bank regularly. lie tra nsports all legal pa p er.~ to and from the court'hnuse ~ nd attorney offices. In addi tio n, Burton h~nd _les all mtl'nlJil ~ and outgo ing mail with timely FOR ·AN From Your Farm Service Center ••• ALFRED BURTON • YOU CAN . Gallia ' .~ .,, ~. ,•','•'' • ~··. ' " t. ' fa •O f-- Home Delivery of "TREATED" No. Small Appliances ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES! Chllt & Upright Froerers Also On Chrletmos Spociol Wowl A RNI Spoclol On w..hors ond Dryers * AGold Star Store 1 and No. 2 Heating Fuel Servicing G•llia, Molgs ond Milson counties. Alto Complete Gosollno, 011 and G""' Dollvory ·.--------1 Serving Molp, Gillie end Mo- Countl11 Ph. 992-2111 J•dl w. c.,.., Mgr. .,_ .............., Look for tllo 111 "L" on ltoulo1 I U U tllo OPEN TIL 9 PM (MONDAY Thru SATURI)AY) .. } .. I �', ~' ' I • ' ,, J ' ' ~ • ' \ I II " ( \ ' • ner 101-77 Ill Michigan Thumps· Ohio State 17-3 ., ~ e men rush II Players Enter Sroring Column; Bass Tallies 22 • ·,~ ~ ,'I \ alsh 1-'rilt Sunday Tlmn&ntinel, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966 ' ' llrtan-lrish attle Ends in Dei{ ' '' ' "' Saturday's Grid Scores CHARWITESVILLE, Vo. (UP[) - VIrginia's baJl.hawk• mg Cavahers played like the days of old Saturday, trompinJ Maryland's Terps 11·11 for 11 Atlantic Coast COn(erence vic. tory before 16,111)0 chilly fallS. 1 Virgm1a defenders pounced on three Maryland fumbles and Cavaher quarterback Bob Da· vis made the most ()f them, !ossmg for two ttuchdowns and sF:tlJng up two others with hll passing. Sophomore halfback Frank Quayle im1tated a taok 8!1 he rolled over Maryland defenders for 221 yiirds and one touch· down. Maryland's Alan Pastrana also passed for twt touch1 downs, giVmg him a Maryland : ~chool record of 14 for the sea- PAUING 1lCKET That's HOnda. lor parlclng on crowded campus lots and, '" fact, an)"M!ere at all R1de your Honda right up to class, you Northwestern Sturuilllini Ohio College Scores Just 111• ticket n l1ke If the teacher gives you a funny look1 it's probably because he'd ltke to have on•, too. By35-7Tally See oil the Honda models at RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 88 S 2nd Avo. Middleport, 0. SALE' SALEI SALEI 1960 Ford Tudor • • - • - .. • 1960 Ford Station Wagon • - • 1960 Falcon Station Wagon • • 1960 Rambler Sedan - - • • 1960 Chevrolet Tudor • • • • • $199 1959 Buick Staion Wagon • • • 1959 Buick Electra - • • • • • 1958 Buick Sedan • • • .. • • • 1957 Buick Tudor • • • - • • • Excitement, safety, serviceability. From pner1tlon1 of '*"''• lnlined ond l'li!lld to moill porfoctlon in!Q thtlr work. E,.ine ond eha•Js bylo9 o,.lnotrt \)1 tht flhh Jtrpst .UtoIIIObllt lllllnufleturor In tht world, tht FIAT Spldor 1500 incorporolts • ~d synchroomloh lflr boo, dloc brokoo and CQIIIP~Ie instNmtntation, iftckldhW loch. II •n:,:~: ~f r~~~·· 3 , ...... the ,..., llowlt with I .mole compan• !1 ore - Only the mon pays for his bowling, s,p•cl'l ron 115 p.m. 1Aiav.. '-BOwling ..•. ,· ·.--:-~-,-·. ~-· -- ·. •' . .-- ., ., I " ". Co• SMITH BU·I·CK �', ~' ' I • ' ,, J ' ' ~ • ' \ I II " ( \ ' • ner 101-77 Ill Michigan Thumps· Ohio State 17-3 ., ~ e men rush II Players Enter Sroring Column; Bass Tallies 22 • ·,~ ~ ,'I \ alsh 1-'rilt Sunday Tlmn&ntinel, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966 ' ' llrtan-lrish attle Ends in Dei{ ' '' ' "' Saturday's Grid Scores CHARWITESVILLE, Vo. (UP[) - VIrginia's baJl.hawk• mg Cavahers played like the days of old Saturday, trompinJ Maryland's Terps 11·11 for 11 Atlantic Coast COn(erence vic. tory before 16,111)0 chilly fallS. 1 Virgm1a defenders pounced on three Maryland fumbles and Cavaher quarterback Bob Da· vis made the most ()f them, !ossmg for two ttuchdowns and sF:tlJng up two others with hll passing. Sophomore halfback Frank Quayle im1tated a taok 8!1 he rolled over Maryland defenders for 221 yiirds and one touch· down. Maryland's Alan Pastrana also passed for twt touch1 downs, giVmg him a Maryland : ~chool record of 14 for the sea- PAUING 1lCKET That's HOnda. lor parlclng on crowded campus lots and, '" fact, an)"M!ere at all R1de your Honda right up to class, you Northwestern Sturuilllini Ohio College Scores Just 111• ticket n l1ke If the teacher gives you a funny look1 it's probably because he'd ltke to have on•, too. By35-7Tally See oil the Honda models at RAWLINGS HONDA SALES 88 S 2nd Avo. Middleport, 0. SALE' SALEI SALEI 1960 Ford Tudor • • - • - .. • 1960 Ford Station Wagon • - • 1960 Falcon Station Wagon • • 1960 Rambler Sedan - - • • 1960 Chevrolet Tudor • • • • • $199 1959 Buick Staion Wagon • • • 1959 Buick Electra - • • • • • 1958 Buick Sedan • • • .. • • • 1957 Buick Tudor • • • - • • • Excitement, safety, serviceability. From pner1tlon1 of '*"''• lnlined ond l'li!lld to moill porfoctlon in!Q thtlr work. E,.ine ond eha•Js bylo9 o,.lnotrt \)1 tht flhh Jtrpst .UtoIIIObllt lllllnufleturor In tht world, tht FIAT Spldor 1500 incorporolts • ~d synchroomloh lflr boo, dloc brokoo and CQIIIP~Ie instNmtntation, iftckldhW loch. II •n:,:~: ~f r~~~·· 3 , ...... the ,..., llowlt with I .mole compan• !1 ore - Only the mon pays for his bowling, s,p•cl'l ron 115 p.m. 1Aiav.. '-BOwling ..•. ,· ·.--:-~-,-·. ~-· -- ·. •' . .-- ., ., I " ". Co• SMITH BU·I·CK �' 1 '"' • ' ! • ! e men rush alsh 101- 7 in .' • '' : 11 Players Enter Scoring I.. Column; Bass Tallies 22 1--Tbt Sunday Tlme.Sentlnd, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966 I I " ener •' I Michigan Thumps· Ohio State 17-3 i ., ;r . • . ' ' ·artan-Irish Battle Ends in De Notre DameR3llies From Ten Point Deficit After Virginia In 41-17 Victory Over Maryland CHARWI'TESVJLLE, VI. IUP!) - Virginia's ball-hawk· '"K Cavaliers played liko the days of old Saturday, trompmJ Maryland's Terps 41-17 for Ill Atlanlic Coast conrerence vietory before 16,000 chilly fans, ' I' , Virgmia defenders pounced !on thre. Maryland fumbles and Cavalier quarterback Bob DaVIS made the most of them, tossms for two tluchdowns and settmg up two others with passing. bll Sophomore halfback Frank Quayle imitated a tank as he roBed over Maryland defenders lor 221 yards and one touchdown Maryland's Alan Pastrana I also passed for tw1 touch1 downs, grvmg him a Maryland NEW TRAINING CAMP KANSAS CITY I UP! -The I school rerord of 14 for the sea· '!hal's HOnda. last tile ticket for parl<lng on crowded campus lots and, m fact, any.\'here Northwestern StunS lllini Ohio College Scores at all Ride your Honda right up to class, If you l1ke If the teacher gives you a funny look, it's probably because he'd like to have one, too. By35-7Tally See 'II the Honda models it RAWUNGS HONDA SALES Middleport, 0. 88 S. 2nd Ave. SALE! SALEI SALEI ~99 1960 Ford Tudor - 1960 Ford Station Wagon • - 1960 Falcon Station Wagon - 1960 Rambler Sedan · - - - • • LADIES' NIGHT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 , r'lrat 3 ,."'" the ltdy llowl• with a .mire compan, '"" art ,..,, Only the 1111n payo for ·his bowling. ~~~~~~~~iJt .~ ... , --- . . .- ~ ·- ---. ·, ,, ,,·P:OI!1etrOys,P•~I'I'Bowling Co. rate at 5 p.m. ' • • • 1960 Chevrolet Tudor - • • • • 1959 Buick Staion Wagon • • • 1959 Buick Electra - - • • • • 1958 Buick Sedan • - • • • • • 1957 Buick Tudor • • - - • • • SMIT·H BUIC·K·.. ' '' '• �' 1 '"' • ' ! • ! e men rush alsh 101- 7 in .' • '' : 11 Players Enter Scoring I.. Column; Bass Tallies 22 1--Tbt Sunday Tlme.Sentlnd, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966 I I " ener •' I Michigan Thumps· Ohio State 17-3 i ., ;r . • . ' ' ·artan-Irish Battle Ends in De Notre DameR3llies From Ten Point Deficit After Virginia In 41-17 Victory Over Maryland CHARWI'TESVJLLE, VI. IUP!) - Virginia's ball-hawk· '"K Cavaliers played liko the days of old Saturday, trompmJ Maryland's Terps 41-17 for Ill Atlanlic Coast conrerence vietory before 16,000 chilly fans, ' I' , Virgmia defenders pounced !on thre. Maryland fumbles and Cavalier quarterback Bob DaVIS made the most of them, tossms for two tluchdowns and settmg up two others with passing. bll Sophomore halfback Frank Quayle imitated a tank as he roBed over Maryland defenders lor 221 yards and one touchdown Maryland's Alan Pastrana I also passed for tw1 touch1 downs, grvmg him a Maryland NEW TRAINING CAMP KANSAS CITY I UP! -The I school rerord of 14 for the sea· '!hal's HOnda. last tile ticket for parl<lng on crowded campus lots and, m fact, any.\'here Northwestern StunS lllini Ohio College Scores at all Ride your Honda right up to class, If you l1ke If the teacher gives you a funny look, it's probably because he'd like to have one, too. By35-7Tally See 'II the Honda models it RAWUNGS HONDA SALES Middleport, 0. 88 S. 2nd Ave. SALE! SALEI SALEI ~99 1960 Ford Tudor - 1960 Ford Station Wagon • - 1960 Falcon Station Wagon - 1960 Rambler Sedan · - - - • • LADIES' NIGHT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20 , r'lrat 3 ,."'" the ltdy llowl• with a .mire compan, '"" art ,..,, Only the 1111n payo for ·his bowling. ~~~~~~~~iJt .~ ... , --- . . .- ~ ·- ---. ·, ,, ,,·P:OI!1etrOys,P•~I'I'Bowling Co. rate at 5 p.m. ' • • • 1960 Chevrolet Tudor - • • • • 1959 Buick Staion Wagon • • • 1959 Buick Electra - - • • • • 1958 Buick Sedan • - • • • • • 1957 Buick Tudor • • - - • • • SMIT·H BUIC·K·.. ' '' '• �!. I ~I .'' ~ ' ' ' •• ' '' ' '' .I to-The Sunday Times.sentinel, Su!lllay, N9v . ~; '~~ • ' '" \ ' •• I " ' •• • '' ; ' ' '' " ' ' ~~~?§tntts • ~~~ Farm Cwple Completes Dream Trip To England, Denmark, and Russia· ;(t.~t',~: ~:H ) ;, SUNOAY; Nq~'EMBER 20, .,,. .. fl •.<' •lJ'<'' •,. J,' ~to;'.l'' 'l'!i~ ~ • 1'1':... '• J;'":lf ' ·~ ' 'I .... ,.. '' '~!!.)' '' ~~. 'I ~ "' ;t,• ; t --- ,;:'t ' ,.,, ' ' f 1966 --""~":-,·, ' " '.• I _ _._ , SECOND SECTION ...;.,r-' I ~ ·Poge 1 .,..-......--:-- . By ~horU.ge Of ~Orps F ' ' Conotruction of ljte Leadtn~ MlddlePcirl C of C ~dent, Cr.· k Marina at Jrllddlepot1 Is following i mffi!ng with the not el))eded untl! 1968, jllllelis COrps of ~ In HunUng· !ddJthmai funds are ailooatid. ton. , ' This was reporJi!d Saturday Cbilda said, bowever, be and >Y William Childs, president oil Mr. Welsh learned the Marina lle Meigs County Planning Iproject at M88011, W. Va., will :ommi,.ion, and · lack Welsh, be bllill· DOlt year. · K!YWYATI" Kay Wyall of Roato I, Pom· eroy, baa lfldaated · wttll · blgbesl hoDOrt from Natlofl. wide Beilly ~cademy II c.tambal. · Tba covelod "Award ol DtJilnctioan W8l ........... I& Kay darbll 1110 pualloa lilllelleoll. Bile II tbo daughter of Mr. and !drt. James C. Wyall Gf Pemm~J, ' The Corps explained there ~'"I Tom Conated, real tunds avallible lor ...,.truct10n resentative of the Ul<JIS,· of the 1t1ason project next aum· in Middleport last week mer, but mouey lor ·the larger with officials•ther;;.~,:=~~ Leading •Creek job wiD not be the project. It has 114 · available untli lite ced the Corps earlle~r: :~]J year unl~. addiiiOnal negotiated lor the is I!Uide. · · ·• 17 acres at the Leading , '•' 0 Could Be ' BI·g, ,Lost·' BI.rd , STORAGE Problem• _ · =,: Qklahom~ns Would.Operate Point Resort, Pay :Debts · ereek Marina 11 wm :e~~~:: y~ai'l. . is pjctured above on second Ave., in the Old ·FJ'ench City as the parade moves southward toward the Public ~quare. · . , · I Monster · of ·Mason County ~i~~~~!~~: Solve JOUr . qNE of many fioa\s appearing irt.Saturday's annual Rio Grande College Homecoming parade In Ga!Upolla The Huntington Herald Dispatch said Saturday that of Oklahoma City businessmen have proposed a opperating the Pleasant Poilit Resort and even· It..,,n. retiring some $2,100,000 in liens against the _propgroup would operate the ' ed for the past month and I had Ire•sort near Point Pleasant on· !hoped to have the renrganiza· its present ownersflip, tion plan ready sooner, but It Although details still have will be by about Monday now," not been completed, the propos· he said. was advanced enough Fri-1 One of the principals tn the so that Federal Jlldgo 1Oklahoma group IsM. A. Ha.. · L. Christie ordered a sen of Oklahoma C1ty. postponement of a sch·l Rolle f£e of Gallipolis Ferry 1 ed1~ed public auction of the is president of the West Vir· property at the Mason County )ginia Industries Development I W'rtii'\, AII-St"l STORAGE CABito!ETS .....1•· Adi.,..oble .......... • More ....... "*'·~--~· tnatwd bclk.d .,._.1 fktl1h • to"""'....,. S... lfor... .-d. BEE THE PULL • I.*W I~~~~ Huntington Hospit.1Ji culties shortly after it opened he is recovering from last year. emergency · appendectomy. I If the reorganization plan is Attorney Edward H. Greene not approved by Judge Christie, HunUngton. one of three j the new date for auction of the special masters appointed by pand and buildings Is Decem· the court to dispose of the prop- Iber 19. erty, said be would have details About 100 persons had gall> of the reorganization plan avail· ered at the steps of the Court. able early nexl week. house in Point Pleasant Friday "This thing has been negotiat· motning for the auction. THE I" FRENOI CITY PRESS >Mt-3291 - - -----· - ·- WINNER OF 6 "' Local News Highlights •• M8ROOO.Ct/Ml·MAYER "'"""A (')liD P00 DAVID LEAN'S FILM a: BORIS~ DOCTOR ZHMGO OONE C!WtiN 'JULf a1RISfE 'TCMCt'tlllRWt ftJJCW~Nffil ~ ~ ·Rbrni oowmJf O'MR ~IF!ASlHW'OOI ROOSIIHR·RITAlL9tGW.t CI~CWih ll)lllrt_.. ROBERT BOLT-DAVID LEAN ~'""~!ION' A I I D - NOW PLAYING IN HUNTINGTON At Will Yllllinll's 10 Performencee WHkly Motl 'Modern Theltre Want To Improve The Looks and Value Of Your Property# LET us Clean, Tuckpoint ,a/nd Waterproof YOUR BUILDING NOW! We Are PresenU)( Working op The State Hospital in Gallipolis. CONTACT liS TODAY - - - . NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE SALES e COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS e Phone 593-7781 Simpson and Palmer Sis. AIMna, O. FREE ESTIMATES! 'NO OBLIGATION Bob Caudill or Jam11 Rish, Room 202 Lafaye"e Hotel; O.lllpolis, Ohio, After {I P.M. ' . •All Work C~ntractecl By November 30th Will Rectiv• A Dltco11nt 9f 5% CORPORATION ' ' ' at Point Pleasant. COrp., developer of the resort signed the order at which ran into financial diffl· Powell Announces $42,000 For Southern Local School :' MARTHA M. GARNES Martha Garnes '66 Queen �!. I ~I .'' ~ ' ' ' •• ' '' ' '' .I to-The Sunday Times.sentinel, Su!lllay, N9v . ~; '~~ • ' '" \ ' •• I " ' •• • '' ; ' ' '' " ' ' ~~~?§tntts • ~~~ Farm Cwple Completes Dream Trip To England, Denmark, and Russia· ;(t.~t',~: ~:H ) ;, SUNOAY; Nq~'EMBER 20, .,,. .. fl •.<' •lJ'<'' •,. J,' ~to;'.l'' 'l'!i~ ~ • 1'1':... '• J;'":lf ' ·~ ' 'I .... ,.. '' '~!!.)' '' ~~. 'I ~ "' ;t,• ; t --- ,;:'t ' ,.,, ' ' f 1966 --""~":-,·, ' " '.• I _ _._ , SECOND SECTION ...;.,r-' I ~ ·Poge 1 .,..-......--:-- . By ~horU.ge Of ~Orps F ' ' Conotruction of ljte Leadtn~ MlddlePcirl C of C ~dent, Cr.· k Marina at Jrllddlepot1 Is following i mffi!ng with the not el))eded untl! 1968, jllllelis COrps of ~ In HunUng· !ddJthmai funds are ailooatid. ton. , ' This was reporJi!d Saturday Cbilda said, bowever, be and >Y William Childs, president oil Mr. Welsh learned the Marina lle Meigs County Planning Iproject at M88011, W. Va., will :ommi,.ion, and · lack Welsh, be bllill· DOlt year. · K!YWYATI" Kay Wyall of Roato I, Pom· eroy, baa lfldaated · wttll · blgbesl hoDOrt from Natlofl. wide Beilly ~cademy II c.tambal. · Tba covelod "Award ol DtJilnctioan W8l ........... I& Kay darbll 1110 pualloa lilllelleoll. Bile II tbo daughter of Mr. and !drt. James C. Wyall Gf Pemm~J, ' The Corps explained there ~'"I Tom Conated, real tunds avallible lor ...,.truct10n resentative of the Ul<JIS,· of the 1t1ason project next aum· in Middleport last week mer, but mouey lor ·the larger with officials•ther;;.~,:=~~ Leading •Creek job wiD not be the project. It has 114 · available untli lite ced the Corps earlle~r: :~]J year unl~. addiiiOnal negotiated lor the is I!Uide. · · ·• 17 acres at the Leading , '•' 0 Could Be ' BI·g, ,Lost·' BI.rd , STORAGE Problem• _ · =,: Qklahom~ns Would.Operate Point Resort, Pay :Debts · ereek Marina 11 wm :e~~~:: y~ai'l. . is pjctured above on second Ave., in the Old ·FJ'ench City as the parade moves southward toward the Public ~quare. · . , · I Monster · of ·Mason County ~i~~~~!~~: Solve JOUr . qNE of many fioa\s appearing irt.Saturday's annual Rio Grande College Homecoming parade In Ga!Upolla The Huntington Herald Dispatch said Saturday that of Oklahoma City businessmen have proposed a opperating the Pleasant Poilit Resort and even· It..,,n. retiring some $2,100,000 in liens against the _propgroup would operate the ' ed for the past month and I had Ire•sort near Point Pleasant on· !hoped to have the renrganiza· its present ownersflip, tion plan ready sooner, but It Although details still have will be by about Monday now," not been completed, the propos· he said. was advanced enough Fri-1 One of the principals tn the so that Federal Jlldgo 1Oklahoma group IsM. A. Ha.. · L. Christie ordered a sen of Oklahoma C1ty. postponement of a sch·l Rolle f£e of Gallipolis Ferry 1 ed1~ed public auction of the is president of the West Vir· property at the Mason County )ginia Industries Development I W'rtii'\, AII-St"l STORAGE CABito!ETS .....1•· Adi.,..oble .......... • More ....... "*'·~--~· tnatwd bclk.d .,._.1 fktl1h • to"""'....,. S... lfor... .-d. BEE THE PULL • I.*W I~~~~ Huntington Hospit.1Ji culties shortly after it opened he is recovering from last year. emergency · appendectomy. I If the reorganization plan is Attorney Edward H. Greene not approved by Judge Christie, HunUngton. one of three j the new date for auction of the special masters appointed by pand and buildings Is Decem· the court to dispose of the prop- Iber 19. erty, said be would have details About 100 persons had gall> of the reorganization plan avail· ered at the steps of the Court. able early nexl week. house in Point Pleasant Friday "This thing has been negotiat· motning for the auction. THE I" FRENOI CITY PRESS >Mt-3291 - - -----· - ·- WINNER OF 6 "' Local News Highlights •• M8ROOO.Ct/Ml·MAYER "'"""A (')liD P00 DAVID LEAN'S FILM a: BORIS~ DOCTOR ZHMGO OONE C!WtiN 'JULf a1RISfE 'TCMCt'tlllRWt ftJJCW~Nffil ~ ~ ·Rbrni oowmJf O'MR ~IF!ASlHW'OOI ROOSIIHR·RITAlL9tGW.t CI~CWih ll)lllrt_.. ROBERT BOLT-DAVID LEAN ~'""~!ION' A I I D - NOW PLAYING IN HUNTINGTON At Will Yllllinll's 10 Performencee WHkly Motl 'Modern Theltre Want To Improve The Looks and Value Of Your Property# LET us Clean, Tuckpoint ,a/nd Waterproof YOUR BUILDING NOW! We Are PresenU)( Working op The State Hospital in Gallipolis. CONTACT liS TODAY - - - . NYE UNIVERSITY VOLKSWAGEN SERVICE SALES e COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS e Phone 593-7781 Simpson and Palmer Sis. AIMna, O. FREE ESTIMATES! 'NO OBLIGATION Bob Caudill or Jam11 Rish, Room 202 Lafaye"e Hotel; O.lllpolis, Ohio, After {I P.M. ' . •All Work C~ntractecl By November 30th Will Rectiv• A Dltco11nt 9f 5% CORPORATION ' ' ' at Point Pleasant. COrp., developer of the resort signed the order at which ran into financial diffl· Powell Announces $42,000 For Southern Local School :' MARTHA M. GARNES Martha Garnes '66 Queen �~ ' ( ' '. . ., . . 8 ,.. 3: - - 0 g· .... ~ ;:· :: lWMiiJ .. • • 0 n 3: _... :z: J:l- ~ s::!.i • 111m ~ ~ ~ ~ =c::::. m "'c < 8 •• ~ -1 a•• = __ I = ~ - .... iC 0 :S.t..:: 0 ::I '"' 0 - · ""'t g_gg~: !!.!S.~QP'~~ < < ::r= • Z''fD .-- · g: ~ '<c..., ::e ~ C1o .... z ::s- ~ uo . '< ~ ~lDo<;:o.c.;:;.., ___ ~ .... tD o ~i ~ - ., ~ 5 c: .... ....., g.~rs.~:~~ m::z::Z: ~~>til:"<..... 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Voyage Y ItS About 'nme . .a-~ Ed SuJllv;m The F .B.I • . 11:30 Hey Landlord 5:00 5:30 College Bowl !:15 . 3:30 3:45 --t-:00 4:38 i - _ s:• . 2.:30 AFL F - 0 Z:S 1:15 2:11- W'llol 1:31 PoiDt 1:35 . 1:11 l :D 12•45 .Meet. P._ '::: -~ •mw· .• -~ . . . .. .·• • ~,... ~ ...-=. -- .- ~--- -Coot b AidiAIIIIJ • 1''" :~:: =fatrG~~~ i --- .11•111 cartBoioo . 1:38 . 1 ...e r.... n...-- · ·,45 · -. ' - "\" - -- , ~· 's·m1da-.. : , . ·, - -- 'l · D..,..me· · · · .. · ·• -. - ~ n..a ·" . ;_ •...u. -=-1'V.a -~ - .!!!':;<I 12:311 Ch S Cara..,u . <bjgchilla -slant bicl<erill&, tile TV set WEDNlj:SIIA" c ll<,..ci!!irtl\-. ~ I - i ~f'ill"o ·.~ lila& beea smasa.e.. Wllat caa I 4 : 30 p . m. cD ·:ae ·- ""B..a¥JDie'• iliJt ifi.\91f&teers, ··- - · · ·· •ews. t.n Jolmay the Badmen" 11:20 p. m. Ch 13 - "'Sergeant wbereas my ecelot pre-- 11 :30 p. m. Ch 10- ''One Foo& X of the ForeigD LegiOD'' and wife likes t• watclJ. the sotve a famay_ problem? • My 11:30 p. m . Ch 13 - "Retura of Dear Mr. Canaell: Can yon I I Novembe-r 28 to NovrmDer s .'! p. m. Ch 8 _ <; Walk East on 1. Beacon St." likely to con~ntrate longer oa 1 . SUNDAY 5bows, are frequently in dan-- 8 :30 a.m. Ch lO - '·Gulliver's IJ :W p. m. Ch 8 - ''Jukebox tiger of becoming nen:ous, neuTravel s'" Rhythm" 1 rotic or nauseated. 4 :30 p _ m . Ch -4 - TBA 11 :30 p. m . Ch 13 - " TheNarWell , these findings natural. 5 p. m . Ch 6 - ··Hondo"" - J. l row Margin" ly come as no surprise to us at Wa yne : ~1:30 p. m . Ch JO }Jest of Bog· the institute. As regular read- 9 p. m . Ch 13 - ·""'fhe Co urt- ~ art: ··Treasure of the Sierra ers know, we have been saying ship of Eddie's Fathf'"r " Madre" the very same things for many , 11:30 p. m. Ch 8 - '. Shadow 1 a_ m. Ch 4 - TBA years . on the Window" 'rHURSDAY But to see our findings conMONDAY ; 9 p. m . Ch 13 - "Treasur.,. JsfJrrned in a published article 4:30 !>- m. Ch 10 - '·Don"t Go ·~ la nd" and "Aladdin's Lamp" - well, it gives renewed hope Near the Water' " - Part J (famous Rufus Rose puppets) and encouragement to the work • s p. m . Ch . 8 - ' ·Buck Priv ates' 3 p. m. Ch 10 - "Snow White., we are doing here at the insti- ~1 7 p. m. Ch 3 - ' "Priv.lte W:ar / 4 p. m. Ch 10 - " Blonde on a tvte_ of Major &nson" - C. HesBudget" ton 5 p. m . Ch 8 - '·Pathfinder.. And now, a peek into t he 1 m31lbag: -· 9--: 30 p . m. Ch 8 ~'"The Key" 9 p. m . Ch 8 - " Jason and the Dr. Mr. Cannel: You were 11 . 20 p. m. Ch 8 - ··Edge of f Agonauts ' ' absolutely right. My schnauzer Etern ity" , 9 p. m . Ch 10 - "The has become a new penon sincr . IJ:30 p. m . Ch 13 - "The Big ( W-orld " I bought a TV set for him. He j Sky" : 11~20 p. m. Ch 8 - '"The Execuwatches f'"\lery program on the ! 11:30 p. m . Ch 10- •·Two Wotioner of Venice'' air witb great delight, but I men " 11:30 p. m . Ch 10- "'The Yount! I lind I am becoming nervous, TUESDAY Guns'" neurotic and nauseated. Wllat 4:30 p. m . Ch 10 - ··Don 't Go 11 :30 p. m . Ch 13- "Leuisian--can 1 do about this conditioa! Near the Water" -Part 0 na Purchase" Answer: Vours is a common . 5 p . m. Ch & - " The Prisoner' 11 a. m . Ch 4 - TBA complaint. But it can be easily 1 9 p. m. Ch 4 - TBA FRIDAY rel..,ved by getting your dog 9 p. m. Ch 3 - ·' Courl Jester" 4:30 p. Ill· Ch 10 t<; walk you around the block -D. Kaye - Chan at the Race Traek" two or three times each day. 11 :20 p. m. Ch 8 - '"Hurricane 5 p-. m. Ch a- "Scandal Sbeet•• Birds in .ages, _for example, ~aL have Lbetr b1rdy bra1os battered by overexposure to programing. And dogs and cats, / Jt"ft alone at home. ... Bf WARD CANNEL My o a p - II NEW YORK (NEA) - · Before 1 Answer: Sene! le us here at daqenB. h H? answering reader man, we the institute for· the informative Answer: '111at depends would like to take a momeut jbook1et: ' 'Repairing Your TV whether your husband is uvmg j to caogratu1ate Dr. Frant Mil- Set." Be sure to enclose two inside or outside of tbe fisb ler of California on his :-ecent boz tops . tank . If yoo are DOt ·sure. send contributiou to man 's conquest Dear Mr. CaaaeJ: 01111 yoar ad.· a family photo to us here at the et the unknown. vice. I bouP:t a TV fw my institute and we wiD send you According to an article by llamster witll sc-emlagly ucel- th~ proper booklet. Dr. Muter in the San Francis- leat results. Reeeatly, llowever, Dear "Dr. Caaael: I am a e.co Chronicle, teJevision is a his coat has become rather teated, ouqotac tartle preselltperfectly acceptable entertain- wavy a.ad laDy. Slaoahl I ••- ly resid.iag-'bt allaatbome ...... ment for household pets, as ry about tllese symptoms! • ea era~ ia • Des Moilies lloluelong as ~yare not alJowed to Answer: You should a1ways 1bold. Ffor my part. I eajey •verdo 1t. worry about symptoms. Howev- maay of u.e TV pNpams, but lJI fact. Dr. Miller finds , e~ there is help available if you ltbey ~re makiDc my pet froc many animals have their favor- WJ.U send two box tops to us I very JU.IDPY· Wbt should I H! ite television programs a o d here at the ill8titute and request! Answer: Have patience. Rome display taste no wors£. than that the informatlve booklet, .-..Re- :was not built in a day. It has 1 pairing Your Hamster ." !taken us at the i~titute _y ears of the human viewer. However Dr Miller warns I D;ear Dr. Cannel: We do aot 1to get TV programing swtable It is impo~tanl not to s~bject' , mind havi_n& the TV sd on all : for Lur~les. Entertainment for pets to too much television view- i day. But •t does ma~ th~ wa· i frogs w1ll take at least a nother ing , especially those who are ter In the flsb tank qu1te "arm. season ort_w _o_._ __ _ _ __ ,TV Hard on birdybrains -? The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 20; -1 966- and RADI·O - ~ '!~ a. i=-}) .:J: if"t'~ ,r- ~a..., ,; · "'S"I· .... ward cannel "' !if~ f .. ~<!; !r.: )!es:::l-... ~i= 'l'l-~-<! ~ s. ;z .!' ':= :. .- g =' § s- a ~t ~f~~~ ..!'1..,;;-..-e ~~i!r~ !:;:~.,&" :z! 1 a !i~ !,l. ~---• - g.~ [is:: Po 1' : . 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Ch 13 College - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FootbaJI Today 3 p. m. CH 3 - AFL- Buffalo at Oakland 3 p. m. Ch 13 - NCAA Foetball Nebraska vs. Oklahoma Evening Shows 6 p. m. Ch 8 - NF'L FootbaU : Cleveland at DalJas 6: 00 Jeannie I've Got A Secret SATURDAY Buddy Starcher 6: 30-FlattSerUCfl Jeao Arthur 12 Noon Ch 6 - Pinbusters 12:45 p. m. Cb 13 - College 7:00 P. Wagonor Have Gun Family Affair Football Today 7:30 Flipper Shane Jackie Gleason I p. m. Ch 4 - Higb School • : 00 Dalsleo Football 1:30 Get Smart P!Atol 1< Petticoata Lawrence Welk 1: 15 p. m. Ch 13- NCAAP'oetball: Arm,-Navy t:OO Movie Mission Impossible 1:311 p.m. ChI -Canadian Foot· 9:30Hollywood Palaee ball: Toronto vs. Montreal GUMmoke 3 p. m. Cb 8 - Champiollllhip 10:00 I F- -- :... . rts TV Spo • hi• h .. " H 11 ts 112ear:OOD .... 0 ~ .. [e-,.~~il ... i I ~ !f!!l. = ... ! e:..JL ·-a§ e -~:g ~ . •· . i!lfifa.;»i.l!lq~~ ""! -if i~i!J:!"; .! ie a. 2-<.F -=~ E 1!.~ om ~ .!=di ; · -6 e: ~'II" ; • t:f\! •. 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Ch 8 - NFL High- · 12 :00 Community Ne ws 1: 30 News Headlines lights 12 :05 Noon News 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:15 p. m . Ch 8 - NFL Faot· 12:10 Markets 1:55 News ball: Washington at Clevel- 12:-15 Bulletin Board 2 :00 Saturday Matinee land and PhUadelphia at 12 : 15 News 0 Grams 2 :30 News Headlines San Francisco 12 :30 County Agent 2 :31 Saturday Mat inee 2:30 p. m . Ch 3 - AFL- Buf· 12:45 Country Go Round 2 :55 News falo vs. Houston 1:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Maline. WEDNESDAY 2: DO Country G<> Round 3:30 News Headlines 11 p. m. Ch & - Ice Hockey: 2:55 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee Columbus Checkers vs. Mus- 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3 : 55 News k.egon 3: 55 News Beat 4:00 Saturday Ma tinee THURSDAY 4: 00 Discing with Doss 5 :00 News Roundup 12 Noon Ch 8 - NFL ~ San 4:30 Interchange 5 : 15 Sign Off Francisco at Detroit -4 :45 Spotlight on Sports 11:2:5 a. m. - 8 a. m. - Captaill K-angaroo t a. m. - Loci's TOyshop m. - a.a_. 1 l :::3" ::til - a:.&~!,~~~~Eri:-~~ ~ i~iii~;a.-gj_lt~~g~~~il' ~ ~ ::z t~o ~~ t1 • l} 0 n e ::;-&.c-..,-= r: ~ ~ ~ -,. • "'fl. ::S =Cf"Q · 1:15 LaiTy Anderson ShoW ~ CJCI i .. F 9 "' lf'l!l ... . "" .. ~ ij~lfo!i :~~ -5 ttu:; ~:i~;~;~: ie i::!.--o--i1il[ii! g--cni! =--' ,..... e!!!~ .... =·""'~-::r w~ -et ~r!.. ... ~- a-_,. iil~~;;h·J:i"""~ '1'-lf!ii~~ ~ !_!f~!f~U· ~~~,~~ ,..,,H • .1. :! 3 "' .. 9 "''i-. :r .. "' . 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Tbe Nurses 12:30 Goessl..- Show <Fri.) 9 :20 Sunday Show !0;30 a. m. - Dark Shadows 12:30 Larry Andersoa !!bow 10:30 Country HymnUma'l 3:3f p. · Ql. - Mite Douglas 3:« Miles Kusic Sbo., 11:30 Quiet Hour • p.m. - :Cartooas · t:15 Karr Van Zandt Moton 12:00 Nocm News ~-.• t ·~ .1.. 1 p. Local News Sbow (MOII-Wed.·Fri.) • .-. <12:15 Christians Hour 11-.•· m. - Men Griffia Sbow t:30 Local News 12:30 Rev. Merna Teetll U:-11_•· as. - ~ws; Weather, 5:00 News I: 01 Rev. Eddie Boyer .if and sPorts 5:45 Sign Oft 1:30 Rev. Silas Billup11 ·'· __ _ It . SATURDAH 2:00 Rev. JohiUly Jeff~ ;' :St _a. m. Semester 5:38 Sip! OD 2:30 National News 7-a. m. ~: FanDtime · · 5:50 Protestant Hour: ~ 2:35 Sunday Show -~• 7:311 .a. 111. - Spotlight on £du. 1 f:OD Family Worship Hour • -1 .' .s 5:45 Sign OH :.. ~ ~\,eatioa 7:45 a.m. - Mullias. Report t p. m. ChI- NFL Countdowu 11:31 Wide World of Span 4 p. m. Cb IJ- Poriralt ol'l'eam 11:41 'l'be Law• sa..- , I QZ f-JJ f~:: ~ ' if ~ ~ a.t H·SI,.,SI, W.M.P.O. Rndio .. MUNDAl' 1'BIUJ II"RIDAY 5:30 SigD OD - News 5:30. Sacred Heart. 5:00 Meigs Ct. RFD 1 5:55 ,... . .. ;:a - .. - i; f 1 ; - t:: 1f 8('ll i eII :t .. ·- Portrait o1. 8 TeMa 3:45 p . m. Ch 13- College Foot n:• Am. Bandstand baU Today 11: 1.1 Cellege FootbaD NCAA FoolbaD B Iuga lluJm7' Milton Monster Football Magma c•._ Beatles Kiny Kong "' M ,_. ftl 8: I ib 3 .. .. .., !ll .. !f ~ if !3. 3 ~ .,; -:=!i!-<l[ ;:!. !!fiJ- i'~i~g .. :te>.E.~~!.~if !!. i.l iF ·"-~ ro~ .,. , i· .• · 1n • Cll · r !e-· I J II!= (! 14 "" . ! -< ~ ~, Q ~;I ~ 9 ~ .: if l:i i .,. • • .,:g;t11 o ii!-< g- ..... "' · '!!.a-:::r~ =..,· !i&lg~g: ~~E-; ... .,_..... .~, =::9 < a~- N'f ! : - . ~ • ~ ~R ~.1L , ~I oo .-......7~ ~ 3 ~-~n. :;1~ [ ~ . -:r ~ j · ~ if~~ g - - • ., o ·=:a . ~e e..m -,. ll!r. a~~ ~ .~---'""· Ps-g. 1 _.:;-~ s·5 1&!$!~ e-~h]"c <':l "2). 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Hi~liahts MUNDAl' 1'BIUJ II"RIDAY 5:30 SigD OD - News 5:30. Sacred Heart. 5:00 Meigs Ct. RFD 0~ 4Semla0.. '·,, t:••&:30a.m. a. m. - Farm-Foreeasl ';I~.._.-•••••• ~ . .. 7:5to NeWs f, a,oo IPomOI"oy Hillb School fo . , Footbd =-IO~ EMSIR 1 l 11:2:5 a. m. - Doctor's House 112ear:OOD 'l'be Law• sa..- ;:-. ,.. i4" .;., . '{~f' . } 4"'*' - ~~#·· t l j :... . rts TV Spo • hi• h .. " H 11 ts I F- -- - 5 p. m. Cll D - ABC'• · World · of Spwla _,___... .._........,. "~ .. .__. . , .•,....--.,.~-u~ -· a<~• ll <61ioo ,..,...... ,.. _ _... ..... . . t •• • 11:• J1:5& · - ; 'i.t. -be" 1 .,v u b e y;•lewer ~ _ - .; . - . . • • li:ls - . ._ • .... \ _, . . ~i!l ""~ I ]"NFL .Quostiea 2:11- W'llol Kinld<iooi' 1:15 - sotve a famay_ problem? • My 11:30 p. m . Ch 13 - "Retura of NeWB wife likes t• watclJ. the Cbiller ca...... Ill Ill Heaven" ~ < -~ .-• H u <• • •• · _., •• -·· <- .. , - .··· . - .. ~ -· ;c - - l'Nib. · ., c - c , •. · Oral · ~ . . I o .. . . i ;pffl ;,,,; . , NFL" FeoiiJd liD) Wal.... JuiJIIM I .,.... .. • ~ n;e · ne~v• I)Jono- . FooiiJall I Gospel lfllni>IIIIJ Singl111 nme.D- · 5:00 5:30 College Bowl SloDe)' • Bum _ E.-ening Slaow. ~ . .. -·· 6:00 News -Tunnel 6:30 Beli_Te~p~ .. _ .~: ~ '. : _ ,_· . · · · ! • __ " · _ -, ; -. • • ~-::Walt Disile ,. ~te _ ~- · - . Voyage Y ItS About 'nme . .a-~ Ed SuJllv;m The F .B.I • . 11:30 Hey Landlord I . I t;_'ftine , ! 9:00 Bonanza Gary Mooco - -- - Movie 10:00 Andy Williams Candid camera W : 30-What•s My Line lLOO-News Newa 11:15 Mike Douglas Jim Carlen 11:3011. <& I Late Sbow 7 p. m. Ch 13 - "Ills Majesi;J O'Keefe" "'&ubmariae Sea Hawt" -slant bicl<erill&, tile TV set WEDNlj:SIIA" c ll<,..ci!!irtl\-. ~ I - i ~f'ill"o ·.~ lila& beea smasa.e.. Wllat caa I 4 : 30 p . m. cD ·:ae ·- ""B..a¥JDie'• iliJt ifi.\91f&teers, ··- - · · ·· IJiiller Theater . ·Auction 13 !:15 . 3:30 3:45 --t-:00 4:38 i - _ late llleir ' s:• the Badmen" 11:20 p. m. Ch 13 - "'Sergeant wbereas my ecelot pre-- 11 :30 p. m. Ch 10- ''One Foo& X of the ForeigD LegiOD'' and •ews. t.n Jolmay ,... nrem :' ·..._. - Z:S I Island" --:--;_,__ ~~ . . 2.:30 AFL F - 0 I Dear Mr. Canaell: Can yon I - .c... . . - , aa11 • 12:311 Ch S Cara..,u . <bjgchilla 1:31 PoiDt 1:35 . ~· ·--:. "'II ·· -- ~ -~ •mw· .• -~ . . . .. .·• • . ~ lll'aellig Life . 12•45 .Meet. P._ ~..- - I · .. ..·- . ~- ualo.lly ir•· Jloalii ;.,a oo.t.- C '_ -- -- Up . . . •• ..._ . . - News ABC Scope Issues & Answen CABLE VIEWERS ONLY ... NO ANTENNA NEEDED I ' ,_. ,,.-•n.•n' ' ' • •....,.._,. .. . •••111• · Ulno•.-••n •~•..---,.-·u ~ · ••~ ~ -~ ,.. -~~-- - ~ ••• • -? ... Bf WARD CANNEL My o a p - II NEW YORK (NEA) - · Before 1 Answer: Sene! le us here at daqenB. h H? answering reader man, we the institute for· the informative Answer: '111at depends would like to take a momeut jbook1et: ' 'Repairing Your TV whether your husband is uvmg j to caogratu1ate Dr. Frant Mil- Set." Be sure to enclose two inside or outside of tbe fisb ler of California on his :-ecent boz tops . tank . If yoo are DOt ·sure. send contributiou to man 's conquest Dear Mr. CaaaeJ: 01111 yoar ad.· a family photo to us here at the et the unknown. vice. I bouP:t a TV fw my institute and we wiD send you According to an article by llamster witll sc-emlagly ucel- th~ proper booklet. Dr. Muter in the San Francis- leat results. Reeeatly, llowever, Dear "Dr. Caaael: I am a e.co Chronicle, teJevision is a his coat has become rather teated, ouqotac tartle preselltperfectly acceptable entertain- wavy a.ad laDy. Slaoahl I ••- ly resid.iag-'bt allaatbome ...... ment for household pets, as ry about tllese symptoms! • ea era~ ia • Des Moilies lloluelong as ~yare not alJowed to Answer: You should a1ways 1bold. Ffor my part. I eajey •verdo 1t. worry about symptoms. Howev- maay of u.e TV pNpams, but lJI fact. Dr. Miller finds , e~ there is help available if you ltbey ~re makiDc my pet froc many animals have their favor- WJ.U send two box tops to us I very JU.IDPY· Wbt should I H! ite television programs a o d here at the ill8titute and request! Answer: Have patience. Rome display taste no wors£. than that the informatlve booklet, .-..Re- :was not built in a day. It has 1 pairing Your Hamster ." !taken us at the i~titute _y ears of the human viewer. However Dr Miller warns I D;ear Dr. Cannel: We do aot 1to get TV programing swtable It is impo~tanl not to s~bject' , mind havi_n& the TV sd on all : for Lur~les. Entertainment for pets to too much television view- i day. But •t does ma~ th~ wa· i frogs w1ll take at least a nother ing , especially those who are ter In the flsb tank qu1te "arm. season ort_w _o_._ __ _ _ __ . U'oo.TV .Cba~ I Jackpot Dap ••• • - Novembe-r 28 to NovrmDer s .'! p. m. Ch 8 _ <; Walk East on 1. Beacon St." likely to con~ntrate longer oa 1 . SUNDAY 5bows, are frequently in dan-- 8 :30 a.m. Ch lO - '·Gulliver's IJ :W p. m. Ch 8 - ''Jukebox tiger of becoming nen:ous, neuTravel s'" Rhythm" 1 rotic or nauseated. 4 :30 p _ m . Ch -4 - TBA 11 :30 p. m . Ch 13 - " TheNarWell , these findings natural. 5 p. m . Ch 6 - ··Hondo"" - J. l row Margin" ly come as no surprise to us at Wa yne : ~1:30 p. m . Ch JO }Jest of Bog· the institute. As regular read- 9 p. m . Ch 13 - ·""'fhe Co urt- ~ art: ··Treasure of the Sierra ers know, we have been saying ship of Eddie's Fathf'"r " Madre" the very same things for many , 11:30 p. m. Ch 8 - '. Shadow 1 a_ m. Ch 4 - TBA years . on the Window" 'rHURSDAY But to see our findings conMONDAY ; 9 p. m . Ch 13 - "Treasur.,. JsfJrrned in a published article 4:30 !>- m. Ch 10 - '·Don"t Go ·~ la nd" and "Aladdin's Lamp" - well, it gives renewed hope Near the Water' " - Part J (famous Rufus Rose puppets) and encouragement to the work • s p. m . Ch . 8 - ' ·Buck Priv ates' 3 p. m. Ch 10 - "Snow White., we are doing here at the insti- ~1 7 p. m. Ch 3 - ' "Priv.lte W:ar / 4 p. m. Ch 10 - " Blonde on a tvte_ of Major &nson" - C. HesBudget" ton 5 p. m . Ch 8 - '·Pathfinder.. And now, a peek into t he 1 m31lbag: -· 9--: 30 p . m. Ch 8 ~'"The Key" 9 p. m . Ch 8 - " Jason and the Dr. Mr. Cannel: You were 11 . 20 p. m. Ch 8 - ··Edge of f Agonauts ' ' absolutely right. My schnauzer Etern ity" , 9 p. m . Ch 10 - "The has become a new penon sincr . IJ:30 p. m . Ch 13 - "The Big ( W-orld " I bought a TV set for him. He j Sky" : 11~20 p. m. Ch 8 - '"The Execuwatches f'"\lery program on the ! 11:30 p. m . Ch 10- •·Two Wotioner of Venice'' air witb great delight, but I men " 11:30 p. m . Ch 10- "'The Yount! I lind I am becoming nervous, TUESDAY Guns'" neurotic and nauseated. Wllat 4:30 p. m . Ch 10 - ··Don 't Go 11 :30 p. m . Ch 13- "Leuisian--can 1 do about this conditioa! Near the Water" -Part 0 na Purchase" Answer: Vours is a common . 5 p . m. Ch & - " The Prisoner' 11 a. m . Ch 4 - TBA complaint. But it can be easily 1 9 p. m. Ch 4 - TBA FRIDAY rel..,ved by getting your dog 9 p. m. Ch 3 - ·' Courl Jester" 4:30 p. Ill· Ch 10 t<; walk you around the block -D. Kaye - Chan at the Race Traek" two or three times each day. 11 :20 p. m. Ch 8 - '"Hurricane 5 p-. m. Ch a- "Scandal Sbeet•• I Raes ·- ·"' .\ ,TV Hard on birdybrains Birds in .ages, _for example, ~aL have Lbetr b1rdy bra1os battered by overexposure to programing. And dogs and cats, / Saturday 10:30- f' ---~ -- . 1i,30 a.rist.<tpbm ~ 1:11 l :D Jt"ft alone at home. 2:30 p. m. Ch 13 College - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FootbaJI Today 3 p. m. CH 3 - AFL- Buffalo at Oakland 3 p. m. Ch 13 - NCAA Foetball Nebraska vs. Oklahoma Evening Shows 6 p. m. Ch 8 - NF'L FootbaU : Cleveland at DalJas 6: 00 Jeannie I've Got A Secret SATURDAY Buddy Starcher 6: 30-FlattSerUCfl Jeao Arthur 12 Noon Ch 6 - Pinbusters 12:45 p. m. Cb 13 - College 7:00 P. Wagonor Have Gun Family Affair Football Today 7:30 Flipper Shane Jackie Gleason I p. m. Ch 4 - Higb School • : 00 Dalsleo Football 1:30 Get Smart P!Atol 1< Petticoata Lawrence Welk 1: 15 p. m. Ch 13- NCAAP'oetball: Arm,-Navy t:OO Movie Mission Impossible 1:311 p.m. ChI -Canadian Foot· 9:30Hollywood Palaee ball: Toronto vs. Montreal GUMmoke 3 p. m. Cb 8 - Champiollllhip 10:00 Bowling 1,·311,- . . . ward cannel 4: 55 World &- N a;tior.al New 5:00 Community News 7:15 Sign On, Morniag Sbow Eyewitness News 5: 05 Mason County News 7: 4li Echoes of Joy . 4 p. m. - Secret Sl&rm 5 :10 Weather 1 :00 Ohio Valley News 4:30- p . m. - Tbe Early Shew 5:15 Sign Off 8:05 World News &:25 · p. m. - Weather- • Market SATURDAY I : 10 Sports Today Reporl . 7:15 Sign On, Morning Show 1:15 Weather Picture 7 p. m. - Looking With Long 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:16 Talk of the TOWD '·11 -p. tn. - Eyewitness News 8:55 Community News 1 :00 Ohi" Valley News 8 :0S World News 9:00 Talk of tbe Town B: lO Sports Today 9:15 Morning Show 8: 15 Weather Picture . 9:55 Masoa County News 8 :16 Football Replay 10;0$ Morning Show 10 :30 Song & Story Time 10:30 Latchstring 10 : 45 Morning Show ro-o;: 11:00 News SUNDAY 11 :OS Lou Mueller Show (except. 12 :00 Local, Ohio & Nat'l New 12 Noon Ch 6 - Let's Go BowlFriday, Church Bel is Ring) 12 : 15 Bull etin Board 12 :2$ News 0 Grams ing 11 :45 World .!'l:ews 12 :30 Garden Club of the Air 12 Noon Cb 4-- OSU Highlights 111 : 55 Mason County News l2:4S Saturday Matinee 12:45 p . m. Ch 8 - NFL High- · 12 :00 Community Ne ws 1: 30 News Headlines lights 12 :05 Noon News 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:15 p. m . Ch 8 - NFL Faot· 12:10 Markets 1:55 News ball: Washington at Clevel- 12:-15 Bulletin Board 2 :00 Saturday Matinee land and PhUadelphia at 12 : 15 News 0 Grams 2 :30 News Headlines San Francisco 12 :30 County Agent 2 :31 Saturday Mat inee 2:30 p. m . Ch 3 - AFL- Buf· 12:45 Country Go Round 2 :55 News falo vs. Houston 1:55 News Beat 3:00 Saturday Maline. WEDNESDAY 2: DO Country G<> Round 3:30 News Headlines 11 p. m. Ch & - Ice Hockey: 2:55 News Beat 3:31 Saturday Matinee Columbus Checkers vs. Mus- 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3 : 55 News k.egon 3: 55 News Beat 4:00 Saturday Ma tinee THURSDAY 4: 00 Discing with Doss 5 :00 News Roundup 12 Noon Ch 8 - NFL ~ San 4:30 Interchange 5 : 15 Sign Off Francisco at Detroit -4 :45 Spotlight on Sports MONDAY lloroup FRIDA V - .. ; . . . ' God ~ ~ .. · ; LiRWI l.iol>&artof .. 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Prlvllegeo," outlining the be~d r~~ndsc\:: ;!':~~~ ter at this time. ,I s ma ny freedom.o which Amort- sc1.oo1 consolid a 11 on was d'Js- h'Mrs. Margaret Houdaohelt d d th cans enjoy at thla Thanksgl•· cussed t 1rd grade was awar e e season. He especially atmSo ' attendance banner. DONNA KAY WOODYARD that Americana have the It was the general opinion of Refreshments were served 8 t· · of 8.,embly and to the the group that conrolldatlon is by the fifth grade mothers. As· ENGAGE:E~~ Mr.CI 0 of free speech. He re· not the answer to any school sisl!ng Mrs. Robrts were lis Woodya o " 0 ly, 1 1 minded the group that each was problem In the district and Mrs. Freda Clark, Mrs. Betty Oblo, • a••:- •• lbo b,. escercisln• these rights at that the disadvantages far Curfman and Mrs. Mary l.ouioe pgemenl •• bl a~a~•t':' • th d Sh 1 , marriage of 11 ~M~Dp r, meeting outweighed e a vantages. u or. Do Ka to M H D During businell session Some members decided It The Community Junior Choir nna y, d resident Mrs Phoe~ was better to Investigate furthwas featured in two numbers, Newberry • soNn °be f. Ganl P ' . "A · th 8 l!' f I" d Mr1 Robert ·ew rry o a· Roberts announced that the er and to get more information menca , e eau u an t' 1·. Obi M' Wood d ' "W e Gather Toge th er ·'' Mrs · 1 lpo II ' . o. tss the yar equlpment had on the matter. 1 1 ' tbo daugbll~odr ofnl A •••1 and would be lnstslled Several •poke definitely a-1Shuler was the director. Mrs. Leora o ya . pr • Yate ceremony will be pt""r· formed on Uecember 3rd, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newberry. A dlocussloll on consolldotlon a talk b)' the Rev. James 1~...... 1 meeting of Falls Parents and Teachers A,...lation at the arade school last week. . ;: 'Tiilrd .. . stop .at. tile ll,!lle o,om· ,. munlty <llli'\Sillllll'' ~. · d SIGNS PROCLAMATION - Jim Mees, left, and Ralph Werry, right, lr "' Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar signs a paper proci.alming this week as . Miss Pageant week m Pomeroy Mee$ and Werry are m charge of the pag£ he staged this coming Sunday mght m the Pomeroy Jumor Htgh School tol'ium. Friday Daytime Sbowa Hi~Ji~hts WI!AZ n'-1 1:30 I. 1:45--Co.. QIIJ -" .' ~{ ,. W.M.P.O. .Radio . ·,,, ~ • .. . ".: MONDAT "I'IIRIJ PIIIDAT 5:10 S.lfl! Qli. - Newl . .. 'in:lls "" Slnglnc . Mayor Legar Proclain 1966 'Junior Miss Wee ' 1 AMOUNT THAT SUITS YOU BEST Save Receive 25c .. , ...• 12.50 SOc .. • .. .. 25.00 1.00 " . " . 50.00 2.00 ' . . • . 100.00 a.oo . . . . . 15o.oo 5.00 . . . . . 250.00 10.00 ... ' 500.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. ·MoVie · amrly "Jlll)blllloa . The RiD- · II ·10 Pal lloont AlliiJ Griffith 11:31 HollyWood ~ . DICI: Vail~ - · ··· t,~! 12: OD-Jeoptll'dJ 12:25fl:. SwiDgiD' 12:4112:5&-Newa Cuper t:• !leWI 111ltou MOO$t. Pwwonl Bouse Plrtr Fetrlee Fi1 ·Beano, ' (*I Ml!lllla GGriUa PeterP~ 4:1111 Mr. Car~ 'lbeatre 4:30 Rocky l Fri. ica. QUICKER THAN Qtl RENO, Nev. (UPI) . da. which pioneered ' divorce leglllaUon SO ' by requiring only si residence, may dlsct 1 1requirements enlirely pete wlih Mexico's laws. Results of a surve)• Nevada Bar AssoclaU011 ed attorneyo stron< amending tho law ID prl waiving of residence mentt lfboth part!... per~ ' !. '· ..= ,. .• .• ,.. car- " lrorltl . """ Up and.· ~ - - . ~ 'l'be La..-, , ·' •w.,:w..., llpGrto ' . ' "'DO 'l'bltl fl · Life Cameta I • .1 • • . - .-.· - -··..,..-- ~ -·- - . · , . . . . .,..., ~ l . ward cannel • - • - . • ' \ • •, • I Ul Point NFL. Foolbal QuelliH ". !Jni·.Jioll,erii I-··· hotllall l:tf· WIW ~- .. I:IS , ' ·AuctlctD 13 Hor~ Show Ui 4:01 4:30 J... 1 . Football I . . . Gospel HarmOIIJ Slngiog 1lme-DI:dl Stoney Barb 5:80 College Bowl U:• '' · -n:• ·..... ~L5.1. Nature s Garden clUb Hears Two Guest Speakers Records Heard Sy Mothers 'nlfte Tunnel i • ;: m League Library' •re playod by Mrs. The F.B.L . 1 ~~t~~~~·~hi\~ g;:;~~· Contribution is Made to T8 Funcl which 8 R k Jackie Y OC pttngS 8etter Health Club ' Vc!yage s. program chalnnan, at A c&ntribution was made w, at Hospital_ b~ Decembtr .• , November meeting held at the TB fund by the Roc k any one w1~hmg . to conW~~ e home of Mrs. Cannel ~Lts. Springs Better Health club 1 m~y leave gilts w1 th Mrs.·~· fhe program opened with the Thursday afternoon at the Mme , lem. 1vis , Movie i :lit 11:01-News Newo 11:15 Mite · Doqlas Jim Carlen .11:1111• 11.45 Late Show News ABC Scope Issues & Answer& A · .--- NEEDED TO GET ·7.Channels ·l WITH etr.~r''LE . ....., ' . l ~,¢· .; ~· " •< ! ~~ . e Ch. 6 Columbua • Ch. 3 Hu.otlngton eCh. a Ch•rloston U•· . CABLE. FM ' " '-'.·:'r .' 0' ' • votions by MT9. Delores Shu- of Mrs. Welby Whaley, The next meeting will ·rt a?,d she read "Parents Mrs. Fred Goeglein, presl· held in the Methodist- ch"!'qb edge. Roll call was answer· dent, conducted the meeting basement on Deeember -1&; ..t by fifteen members and one and devotions were led by Mrs. 11 a.m. A potluck dinner ·wW .es~, Mrs. Sandra Ko~y. by i' Amos Leonard. Plans were • be served at noon aid ·Ut_-tbt akmg a te_Ieg:am USing the made tt partidpate in Opera- ] afternoon gifts will be · ~ :ters of the~r f1r~t n.ame. . tion Santa Claus at Athens ed for the Carman's _ ·T!9' Mrs. J~ck.ie Wickline and State Htspit.al. Gifts must be , home and the tlder1y tf a n . Dom Copley were voted i com munitv. and accepted into league - - - . -I · l!llbership. Mrs. Arlee Abbeet wu • .~rs . Deanna Merry won the charge of the program 1~ ~or prize. Refreshments were 0 eral articles were read lnclllll-ved by the hostess and her I ing. For what can we be !bank· I lui. by Mrs. Scort Folmer; 0 co-hostesses Mrs. Jackie ·vis and Mr.s. Betty Copley, The Session of the Middieportl Va rious _types of arthritis, Mrl. ring a soc1al hour. Next First United Presbyterian ; Leonard. Truly great trea1uN:a, ~ting will be the children's Church affirmed the aclion 0t 1 Mrs. Lewis Grueser; Diabetel, •ristmas party Ill be beld at lhe General Assembly of Pr.. Mrs George Skinner. !vary BapHot church on byteriu Churches regarding the Mrs. Goeglein read No .need IC. 20th at &:30 P· m. Santa restatlng of the Westminster £or concern abeut hear:t mur. ~ be 011 hand to pass out Confession of Faith at a meet.. mur: Mrs. w. A. Morgatl read, 'ts and lreats to each ohild. 111g recently at the church. Then Thanksgiving Came; IIHl A report of the namlnatlng Mrs. Mark Grueser Jr., Ba ~ipolil Minion committee WIS given and wiU careful to avoid dongen of tro.t YillbeO ned preoeni tile slate of off1cers at bite. A poem, A Sen!ible Boy, •• HowardpeStewart • ev•~ ~""''' .....- j •lht anaual J congregatwnal meet- by Mrs. William Grueser. • coo1 Ua' who Uvea at 110 River llli " anuary. . eluded the program. • ' Mrs Arthur Lew1s wao elect· Kwup, ~~ eel deiegaie to the Scioto Pres· Refreshments .were eeoved bJ be and : Galli U Mia- bytery meeting at Oak HiiJ. the 110ste3S dunng the '"'"al O(IOII!lll EuterD ~ 1 Othen attending were Mrs. J. bour to the above named and 11 mlIICiclltecl ..:~· 111m E. Harley, Mrs. E. 0. Tewks· Mrs. Hareld Elackston, Mrs, ntltdcll IN barj, Mrs. George Ande.._ Clifford· Leilbel~ Mrs, Willlam .,_ ud 11eo lilt Rev. Howard ·Rllppelt and Elcbill~. Mrs. Homer Rad· · ira Ida t.tl....... C. H. Ruppelt fOrd inti' . auest Mtt. · Karl aa • tt"lql.ll 11 Wl!lt Tht minioter lllanked the ,.. Gtutier. \ .. . . Stlldq a lor 1111 reeeal leave of a)). . ., · ·will .. WI • »:• a. -due to liiDeiJIIID llil ~ TilE CllllUSTMAS we 'II -lw • tt., .IIJ 111111 lhe ,..tellnc project JOf!IJ Mller'a Cr" llf lhlr ..sq JrAr1i ll!i:Uiw Ji till IIUIDII was cllscuS!Od II 1(1111 tvlfJ 4aJ • . '· Ml 11 I * wortera were ayllllt ..... •WW.IWJ .. , . . . . .$.-.~ . .. - - .t..-.t. I I • ,•1 ..-- ~ _: ~o,. • • , t SessiOn ff1rms R . f estatmg Confession ''CABtE VIEWERS ONLY .. " ..-- . .,. ·- ~ ~ 'J= ••an ui ......... •·••*"=•J• .................. l I ' .J Oled wil.h the singing of ! commg hohda~s_. She also made . new members were welcom~ \merica the Beautiful." A several. explaml~g h~w to co?· !tu the cl ub. The Gardener I clal ho~r was held following · dit.wn the matenal wtth certa~ n Pledge was repeated. e meeting ~ith a dessert chemicals, how to lay_ them m: Officers for the coming year w-se served by the hostesses a box With powder, With 8 soft were elected and issues of I'B Karl Qwen, Mrs. Willia~ layer on top. Tile box _should I Women's Day were given to · . M Lorna OWen Mrs. be slated. and the maler~al left each member. ~~~~~ ~~en, Mrs. Lman :in it for seven ~ays. :h•s can During a social hour delicious ~iff and Mrs. Garen Stans· i be done at any tJme With fresh ~ refreshments were served. A flowers. 1 door prize was awarded. in the oy. d · d Mn. Coones ahowed 8mall ar· 1 form uf a table ecorat10n ma I ro.ngements. ~trs . Garnet Wood , by Mrs. Hackworth . The Dec· ol lhe occupational therapy de-' ember meeling will be on 1partment, was in charge of the holiday decorations by Mrs~ Ev· i meeting. Mrs. Galloway or the , erett Long of the Cheshirt Gar· l'he Rio Grande Mothelrds Gallipolis Garden Club, con- Iden Club. tague heard records enlit e __ _ _ ..::.:::_.:. The Detectivea . l:lli . 3:31 fi servance. , Name tags m the shape o The annual thank offering was Mrs. Hackworth shoY.ied ar- pumpkins were handed out to ken and the meeting was ; r.utg_ements. for fall and the the 18 members present. Tw,1 l:li " ,,. ~· 1 1 .. .Crusadt . UII-An- Foetboll ;~l lUlled. "My Thaok9 Comes asily at Times" She closed Mrs. Jack Hackworth anct Mrs. George Coones of the !th a Thanksgiving prayer. French City tiarden Clutl were the guest speakers at tht rs. Thomas Rue was program 1\ Tht~.;day afternoon meeting of Nature·s Garden Club at ader aod gave a Thanksgl•· the Gallipolis State Institute. g message, "Let Us Give Mrs. Donald Galloway mtroctuced the speakers, who oanks." describing the Pil-italked on the suh tect "What We Can Do Wtth Seed Pods ·im.s and their struggles in a ~ and Weed.! from the · . -!W land and their Thanksgiving ·Woods.'' : duc:ted the . bus1ness meetlngi Trilth. · . Jln! Walter Jublltl .. 1:31 " . BuUwlnlde . Mrs. Karl Owen was devoJnal chairman and read the Oth Psalm and a meditation • - 1):90 TV ~ ·. !;lift.~ ,K inp 12:15 " .. ·: . . -Garclm Club 12:30 Ch S Cata,_n · Cbitldlllla . lt:4&"lfeei,P~ i JiFL flllhlielili 1:01 1:16 !AT , Discover; " .i ENGAGgl) _ Mr. and Mr>. Winston E Varney o.t The annual Tha11ks_giving pro- . Gallipolis. Oh io. are annou~cin g th e engage~ent of -am and th;mk offering of · !heir daughter. Frances Ga1l. lo Jam es P. Skidmore, e Women's Associiition of son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Evergreen. .e First Uniled Presbyterian Miss Varney is a 1966 graduate of Gallia Academy mrch in Middleport was held I High school. and is presPntly employed at Holzer 1ursday evening at the 1 · Hospital. Mr. Skidmvre is a 1965 graduate of North 1urch . . I Gallia High School, and is employed by the Depart· The meeling was opened w1th 1 ment of State Highways. He is a memher of the Air ·ayer and group singing. Mrs. · National Guard, Colulnbus. Wedding plans arr in· dward Burketl, president. was I complete.____ _ .in charge. Duri.ng the business 1 .eeting it was announced that , ·e Christmas bazaar had been mcelled this year due to oth- . · projecls in the church in-i uding the remodeling of the · .anse. Olher fund · raisi~g pm·; ch will be held later m the ' ,eter Pilla- .· ,!. u:• Lawmaa . C , O ' li .... .P.' m. 01 II ""' AIIC'I · . . , ll'lll CllriSIDphcin . radtig Life .The Sunday Tilllei-Sentlnel, Sunday, Nov;c20;·>1. . i .- ' • . ·· ~ a ·~ l:'l "'' .. IIi!'" . .. · L!imp lllllo M7 Feet aeariy and Oeel TV . . Sports HI•ab)lJ" S tnrday .I 5:811 MONDAY ........ FRIDAY 4:11 Wurld ·• National 11. 5:• · 6!1Minuni1J' Newa 5:1111 M. Douglaa 7: 15 Sigtl !)a, MorniJJc Shotr , 5:GO ". ai!OII. h'" . NeWI 7:45 EchOOI of Joy . "' 'I >:301·,1•• ,Wealber · ·· - · 1:00 Ohio VaHey Newa : I& ••- _,.,.. 5 1:115 World Newa '''"" v .. EveDiq Show po Sports Today· . SATiJRDAY . . 1:16 wealber Picture 7:~~ Sip •on, Morntne llhoiw 1:11 Talk 01 the Towa 7:41l!d»M of Joy · 1:00-News I ,JO - Newa CBS rtewa l:sS Comlllllfl!l.y N,ews" 1:00 Obll Valley Newo 5:40 News t:OO Toll< of the TowD 1:06 World News t: 1li Momq Show 1:10 Sports TodaJ Movie 7:00 The Monkees Dillon t:55 Ma.on Counl)o Nm 1' :16 Weather Picture 7:341 Dog's World Wild Wild weal 10:11f Momlai SltiW 1:11 Football Replay 1:30 U.N .C.L.E. Hogan'• ~hts 1o:se Latchilrlni . lO:ilo Solll & Story 'lime -. ~ 11:00 News , ·10:4$ Morning Show MDtou ller!e 9:110 Movie 1 SUNDAY 11:15 Lou, M~eller (~how (axceptl2:~ l,tleal, Ohio lo Nat'l N''SO T.H.E. Cal !2 Noon C1i 1 _ Let's 0.. Bowl· Friday, Churcll Btlls Rlnj) II: IS BulleUn Board 111:1111 Laredo ing . · 11:45 World News . '1<11 News 0 Gram.o . p...,..al<er New 12 Noon Cli 4 _ OSU HJghlighl&lll:55 Mason Coonty NeWI Jl:30 Garden Club of the AW 11 :1111 Newa Sporto . p a. :... Nli'L Hlp 13:011 Community Newa 12.45 Saturday Matinee 1 12 45 II :20 Sports 'lbealre . UptiB. m. . · 12:05 Noon ·News 1:30 News Heatlll~ . t: 30 l'omgbt News 1:16 1:16 p. m. ' Cb I - NFL' F""" !!:1~ MatBull~~~ Bo rd II'!! SJN turday Maljnee ll:iitl Late Show Ac:lloD 'lbeaiN ball: Waslilngton at · Clev~· .. ...n a ,.. ewa ·z:oo -------..;..-=~..!!!:~!....- land and Plrilaclelphla ll:lli N~w• 0 Wams UO Sarurday Mlltlnee Sau Francisco ·· 12:30 Counl7 Agent .1:30 N~s Headll':"' 3 2:SO p. m. Cb 3 _ AFL _ Bul· 12:45 Country 0.. Round 3:3f Saturday Matmee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - falo vs. llouoton 1:~ NeWI Seal · 2:55 Newo . WEDNESDAY 2:00 Coonley Go Reund 3:011 Saturday MaUnet Daytime Show 11 p. m. a. 6 _ Ice Hockey: 2:55 News Deal · 1:30 Newo Headlmea Cohtmbuo Checkers vs. ·Mu;,. 3:«1 Mid Way MaUnee 3:31 Saturday Matinee 7:!11-,..A-.I;:""cmac""l~--.-=..~ ke 011 1:~ News ~t 3:55 News 'B im)RsDAY ~:OQ Dfsclnl"~th Doll 4:10 Saturday Malin-. Neighbors ':15 12 Noon Cli' e _ !'IP'L ...:. s... 4:30 lllterclian&e 5:011 News Roundup Forelgtl 14 1:00 Popeye Franei&c10 at Detroit · . 4:45 SpiltUJhl 011 Sporll &:II Sign 011 Linus 1:302:30 p, m. Ch IS - College - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Football Today '""" Super I 3 p. m. CH 3 - AFL- Buffalo 1:311 Atom Ani .. '' at Oaldand 1:00 Sec. Squiml Frankenstelll Jr. 3 p. m. Cli J:l - NCAA F~ • 1:SO Space C8dela Spaoe Gbosl Nebruklt vs. Oldabollil Ev~SbOWII . •. 1 p. m.. Cb 1 - NYL .FoOtball: ' :00 Cool McCool Superman Cleveland at DaDa; ,, · , :30 Jetsons Lone Raoger SATIJIIDAY ' · 110 Top Cat Rnacl Runner ·' 12 Noon Cli 8 - .1'\IJb<Mien l'be Beagle& 30 Smithsonian . 13:45 p. 1)1. Cb 11 - Collete 7:10 ......... Famllj Affair " 4f>· FootbaD Today 7:1t FIIJIIIII Jlddl G...... ··' I p. m. Cli t - HJcb ScboOl ' ' 00 Animal Sects Tonl A: JetTJ 1:00 Da!INI. FootND NCAA Jl"oolbal . :.5 ' 1: 10 (lef .lla!id 1:16 p. m. Ch 12 - NCAA . tCl Canadian Fib. · Abbolt i Costellt -llall: Anr!r·Navy t:W 11ot11t . IS 1:10· p.m. 121 I -Canadlalt t:._ Country Millie ~ ·Tor~m~o "· Mootral aball: p. m. Cli i - ~JJUIIJ)iofllltlpj ..... BowUna CoO CeUep Footlllll .,_W. · · "''45. Ill a 'fll.a a:G P• Ill. Qi,lt ,..,C4tl!!lp . Ill• . :011 Stooeman's . NFL Cotml4on Am. BandslUid ball Ta!IIJ . - U:ll . .10 1be DepuiJ 1 Cp. m. Ill I "" NIL t1!tlialdowD u:•. Wide World of i'_P· m. tiJ!lS -I'Grlrlltol'l'tlm U:• · · :, 011 Race of Weeli Sea Hunt •t . God ·Ia Ans- i Llrnta LJon.Hearletl IJ:4&-Jubllclct WJ.E.H. Radio ' I •· m. - Loci's Toyshop 11:15 a. m: - Doctor's HOIIIO Call ll NOOII - EyewllnOSI News 4 p. m. - Secret Storm 4:30·p. m. - Tbe Early Shew 6:25 p. m. - Weather · .Market Report . 7 p. m. - Looking Willi Lone , 11 p. ln. - Eyewitnes. News . .Ciiurdi . . . God Is Answer l:fti 'I :=:~~:..c.:~ BuUwlntle .. • i:so- 1 ll,up B.... ' _[ ' "4, l Candid Camen S:OO-Anofll. World To TeD Trull 1:25News · 5:30-dor't Sq Edge 01 Nl&ill .. TO RAiSE RATI HILLSBORO, Ohio ' MEMBER FEDERAL ltiSEA.VE SYSTEM The Highland Dltt11ct · MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. will raise room rates Ii the mull o1 lllerta.j POMEROY OHIO The lncrea1111 wiD r1111 .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,J fltD f4 I day ·' Men GriiiiD 2:311-Docton 2:55- To receive this ho1> must posse" "that so which can be found In girl. Director Werry l feels that any of the pa>'lielpating in !hls y1 eant could po3SeSS !h1 ·•somethlnJ." Ticket! for tile pq on sale at Nehlon'9 Dl and the GoeiSier Jewt In Pomeroy. other tbrnuihout the c:ounl)o announced later In th The winner from Me ty will move 011 to Xenl ru~ to compete with other girls of Ohio for eted crown of Ohio Miss. From Xenia, tb moves on to MobDe, 1 the horne of the Junl9 Pageant, to compete 61 Ue of America's Junia SELECT THE t:tll Diallnl Dollar . Soeret Storm t:»Jaclde .Obllncilr 2:tii-Our IJYI!I more fun when you join our Money's ready when you need it! Just depostt w . amount weekly, every two weeks or however you wish. Next November you'll receive your check. Cartoon Carnltal Buddy Starcher WOIIIID'I Pap I:SO ·I!ate A Dell b Wll'ill Ttnw 1:55 Newt - Gih buying is CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB '67 Cliureh ol Otrllt . l:ll1:31 lt:tii-Eve G,_ 10:25-Newa lt::!O-ConCealraL Mayor Charleo W. Legar ol ly, talented. and in.telligenl girls 1 pear in tills county's Pomeroy Saturday proclaimed will appear on stage perform· ; This year's pageant lhe week of Sunday, Nov. 20 ing in three categories. These ', lighted by three new lo Sunday. :-lov. 27th. Junior major categories are physical I thr Junior Miss Hostel MISs Week in Pomeroy. The filnrss . pol<e and appemnoe. I the Scholo•llc Award, . \1 "i '"' Cnw! 1 ~· Ji'I \Wf' Ps sponsor .and a three minute talrnt act ITalent Award. 1 tlw pagrnnt each year. which must be presented by , The Junior Mlsl H . . each girl. Iward will go to the ( Tlu~ fourth annual Jumor , who bas planned t~ Miss Pageant wilt be held SUn- ' Contestant Chairman Jim 1 table setting to . t r' v \lm' '2 7 ill R n m at lhf' Mees sald he bf>lieves that the gy d N v .~ at 0 · w . Is wI10 are represen I'mg aII 1•atuntheay,Trinity . H'1g h Schoo I g1r Pnmeroy .Jumor Churcb· 1 auriJtori um. Pageant Director If:ve MPigs Cnuntv Hil!h S<·honl" . p R::a!rh Werry said that 16 love- !are the rinest girls ever to ap- , m omeroy. r - - - - - - - - - - - - ' " " " - - - ' " " " - - - 1 1 The g, "laslle awa> given to the girl who-'1 •tained the highest ' average over the first years of high school ' i lncludlng the first siJ: grade average of this The Talent award ' the contestant who tt fee: has presented ~ talent of the evening. These awarc!i are b 1er by the Jaycees so n ' will be able to take ho ward for th•ir efforts i The aim of the Ju1 · Pageant is to e I through local, lla!e at al contests, pick the au high school senior girl Cai1ooDe Sleepy Jef!en . - . ....-· Y.· ~. . ..£Dlfflime SbDWII . _. , • ....,. ·,r ;• , ••• ;_· . ,_ · · ~ - -~~~n=~~~.~"~WaBn'-1~.--.-,~.-~~~~.~TV-~.-u-·~ ' J 7:--.TodBJ 7:3t- . _.. · · · . · c · · · ·s u · n.-d a "" .,,-". . -:· ;' FRANCES GAIL Held Thursday >\ · HS 'Lai'ry Ander84!11 !lllol 7:5il News · , ........o. ~ 4 S:Sio. ~ Heart j·I:IIO Rigb Sc~l F,..,W.. .. 1 a. m. - S!Jnrlle Seminar ; 5.:50 MeiP. Cf. RFD . !P~ l MiddleJIOrll ·1:30 a. m. - Farm F«eca,t 'I 5:55 Nm . 111 :110 ~P ,Ten Sltow ! a. m. -' Paul Dl•on Show , 1:00 Bill Miller Show !12:00 Natlooal News . l2 NOOII _ -Club 7:20 . News · · 112:15 A.S.C. Prgm · 2 p. m. _ Sppt B~kman Show. 7:50 Nen . . . . 12:3ll M...., Co. ;.,r. Ull p. m: _ Gypsy~ Lee 1:45 Baker Furn1111re Aucti0Di12:!5 Ohto Uldv. ROJI\lfl 5 p. m. '... VtJry Special . . . CWedl t .1:.00 ()blo News · .. 11 • m _ News Report 1:45 Baker Fttrn. Show (Fri.) 1:05 Saturday Sbow, . ,. •· · · 9 :00 News . J:lli OStJ and OU Foolltd 11 p. m. - Eleventli Hour News 9,05 CO!iee With Janel 5:45 S;gq Of! . After Lllte Show - News and tO.OO Swap ·StoP . · SUNDAYS Weather a.auet 1 11:15 Moming Mt!dltallolll :00 Sijln Oli - •·orwalil · . . . \0:10 Brunell Show . .. ' .hllb . Ul a. m. - Devotloos ll:tlt Ohio New$ 1:30 Bapllst Hour !:15 a. m..- R. R. No • . 11 , 05 Coun~j JUD<;tiall 7:00 Master Contnll '. •· m. - Over ~tly ·, 11:10 Coontry HytnDIIme 7:30 The Good IJ!e. 7.31 a. m. - WIOta Falllilf . IJ:OO Newseast 7:46 Tbe Bible Spe... 8:31 a. m. -Jack LALinne . 12 , 15 Loi:al News l; fl!l Sl!lfday Shol!. . ·. 1 a. m. - Dlallnc IW Dollai'J ~:25 Spcirti'News 1:00 Spreadlnc lln•dola , · ,, It a. m. -:: The Murw . JS:30 ~ Sltow. crrt.) t:lll SwHiaJ Show . · · 11:30 a, m. - Dark Shadows 12:10 l.arTy Andersoa Show 10:10 Coontry lf)'mntlntB S:30 p. ·Ql. - Mite Douslaa S:Ol Miles K1181< Shotr 11:30 Quie1 Hour · . ll P. m. -.ear- . · 4:16 Karr Van Zancll 11D1on 12:,0 NOQII Ndl" ' · ;t,. · <~ff~t;J~ 1, t p. m.,.... Loeal N~s . Show Clilon-Wed.·F'rl.) U:ll arlstlw Hour ~.·, . :li'fj·H *t ~ , t,:' 11-p. m. - lien Griffin ShoW 4:30 Local Nen 12:10 a... Merlht Tee., . 1.: lU; ·~[ •· . :. IJ;J!. a.·m. - Newa, Weather, 5:00 News l:ID .Bet. FAdie Boyar ·· ' and Sporta $:45 Sip Olf . 1:30 ReY. !!ilas BiJiupl ·• ; · · · .Oouoel II . . SATURDAYII 2:00 Rev. JjllmnJ JelliJeyi 1:31·.a. m. c-&munti' Serneatc!r 5:311 Sip ~ · 1:311 Nallooa) Newo .o·, ,- ""-""' 7 J, m. ~: Farnltlme : 5:50 ProiA!stant Hoor 2:35 :lundiJ'"!J!tow ' f, o<. 7:111 .a. 111.- SpOtllgllt on BdtJ. t:lt FamiiJ Worsbip Bour 5:46 ~JIII. ·Oif . . . " > ~~iJd'J}.;;jt eation ~· , '" ----~ -· r :::y Christmas Proiects are Annual Thank Inn nprf _b_v__C_h.J1rr hCJ o-.rr ,Offering Event ..··-.....;_____ _____._ TV;.Cable I u,;, The' parade will lonn at school at 1 p. m. .' .· Middleport Mayor · C;! · Fl!her · will olllc;,lty ' tum the Chrisbna&. lights •· at. conclusion of the .P~ralje' parHclpate In the •' of the first ' GIFT•A·RAMA 'Dale putton,, chairJnal) tit tbe 1r the merchants' .$1,500 Gift-A-Roma Christmas promotion in. ~lidle· \GIII-A·:Ranla oeries. ·port, holds one of the large cards u!ed ·by merc.hanta AI Leonard will serve as slgillfying the& participation. Tickets for the promo. ter of ceremonies llnnounclng tion are now avallable)and 'tlie flratArawina will be entries in tile parade and Rep. ori Nov. 25. · Ralph Welker will make · a brief talk following 'II. ....... L.:__--~---- *'· . ., ' ; �• _, J •. ''. . .' .. ., .• . ·' - ' "' The Sunday Tlmils-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966-15 ---- ~ --- - - -·--------~-----· -·--------·- Privileges of Americans Are Theme of PTA Talk' A discUSSion on consolidation soon. The sate ol school record gPinst It and were ol the opinand a 1811< by the Rev. James book• was aJso reporte<l to be ion that the report issued by Early highlighted a meeting of successful. T)le baked goods tht. state on the local high . the Letart Falls Parents and are to be furnished by Bell)l school and elementary grades · Association at tho Wilson Betty Curfman aod was magnified and was not bel gr·ade school last week. Phebe' Roberts for the Decem- yond being rectified. Rev. Early opoke on "Our her meeting. The organization did not take I' A rOtind table discussion was any official stand on the matPrivileges," out1ning th • held on school problems and ter at this time. I many freedoms wblch Amerl· scl.ool consolldallon was ' dis- Mrs. Margaret Houdashelt's en1oy at th1s Thaokagived third grade was awarded the season. He especially stress- cuss · attendance banner. DONNA KAV WOODYARD ed that Americana bave the It was the general opinion ~~ Refreshments were served of assembly and to the the group that conoolldatlon is by the fifth grade mothers. As~NGAGEMENT - Mr. Hot· ol free speech. He re- not the answer to any school sisting Mrs. Robrts were lis Woodyord ol Crowa City, minded the group that each was problem In the district and Mrs. Freda Clark, Mrs. Betty Oklo, la aaooUDCiDI tbo . . excerclslng these rlghll at that the dlsadvantsges far\ Curfman and Mrs. Mary L<>uise pgemool aDd apprncbing meeting. outweighed the advantages. Shuler. ' marriage of blo da•ghter, During the businest session, Some members decldeci II The Community Junior Choir! DoDDa Kay, lo Mr. Harry D. president, Mrs. fhoebe was better to Investigate furtb- was featured in two numbers, I Nowberry, soa ot Mr. and Rolberts, aD!IOonced that the er and to get more information "America, the BeautUul" and [ Mro. Robert Newberry of Gal· playground equipment had on the matter. "We Gather Together." Mrs. lipolio, Ohio. Mi" Woodyard arrived and would be installed Several spoke definitely a-1Shuler was the director. is tbe daugbter of !be late - Mrs. Loura Woodyard. A prl· I .stmas PraJ·ects are Chrl Plan b Churc -L!..~~-~!..!:..~:::;... .,=: : :J--~~M~;;.,~~;..!..~~,,jl~~!i. 5 tiQn are· n~w av811able;.and the lint.,drawina will be on Nov. 25• .' • 'II ·, f:~ No-- . 'I i j 1 7:~ 1:257:110-Today 7:257:36-- Mollie Candid Camera ADdJ GrlfDIII Dick Van Dyte · Supei'IIUII'kel The Dalin& G81111 Beverly HIUbiW. Love Of Ule Doi!Da Reed Nen Se&l:ll F• Tomar. Father KDowl Bail 1 ENGAGW - Mr and Mrs Winston E Varney 01 · gram and thank offering of · I heir daughter. Frances Gail. to James P Skidmore, the Women's Associ~tion of son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Evergreen. :he the First United Presbylerian ' Miss Varney is a 19ti6 graduale of Gallia Academy 111- ' Church in Middleport was heid i High school , and is presPnlly employed at Holzer ics- IThursday evening at the Hospital Mr. Skidmore is a 1965 graduate of Norlh Oth ' church. , Gallia High School , and is employed by I he DepartThe meeting was opened with ment of State lhghways. He is a memht>r of the Air '!n· prayer and group singing. Mrs. : Nationa) Guard, Columbus. Wedding plans arr in~ 1 re Edward Burkett, president. was ! complete. 1rd · 3·lin charge. During the business · ----17:-: meeting it was announced that , I eo- lthe Christmas bazaar had been ad- \cantelled this year due to oth· by 1 er projects in the church in-: 00"cluding lhe remodeling of Jhe i 1 1 manse. fund . raising pro•as :iects will be held later in the i • int- Iyear. . pia 1 Karl Owen was devo,.,, ,uonal chsirrnan and read the am :lOOth Psalm and a medJtatJon \ >St.· entitled, ''My Thanks Comes \ Irs jEasily at Times _'' . She closed Mrs. Jack Hackworth and Mrs. George Coones of the ak-~w1th a Thanksglvmg prayer. ' French Cily <.;arden Cluh .. ere the g.uesl speakers at the _ Mrs. Thomas Roe was program Tht.-<day afternoon meeting of Natures Garden Club at leader and ga~.• a Thanksglv- \ the Gallipolis Stale Institute lng me;~age. Let Us GIVe I Mrs. Donald Galloway introduced the speakers. who Thanks, descnbmg the Pll- talked on the suhiect " What We Can Do With Seed Pods { gnms aod lhetr struggles In a .1 and Weeds from Ihe · -new land and their Thanksgiving IWoods-" dueted the business meeting. observance. ' Name tags in the shape of tad The annual thank offering was · Mrs. Hackworth showed ar- pumpki ns were handed out to ;be taken and the meeting was 1rang.ement~ for fall and t\le the 18 members present. Tw11 ~· I closed with the singing of \ commg hohda~s: She also made new members were welcomed ~Si- . "America. the Beautiful." A : s~~eral, explamJ~g h~w to co~J- to the club. The Gardener's .ond lsocial hour was held following , dJtlon. the matenal wtth certa~n Pledge was repeated. of · the meeting with a dessert chemtcals, how to lay. them m Officers for the comtng year !ed 1course served by the hostesses, 8 box wtth powder, With a soft were elected and issues of Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. William layer on top. The box _should ;wornen 's Day were given to Morris, Mrs. Lorna Owen, Mrs. ~e slated. and the mater~al left each member. [ 1!4 Richard Owen, Mrs. u\lian '" It for seven days. Thos can During a social hour dellCIOUll i)ve 11 Steiff and Mrs. Garen Stans- i be done at any Lime wtth fresh refreshments were served. A 1 !W· bury. flowers. Idoor pri1.e was awarded in tht l.rl. i Mrs. Coones showed small ar- form of a table decoration made r•ngements. llrs Garnet Wood by Mrs. Hackworth. The Dec, of the occupational therapy de-. ember meeting wtll be on 1 partment. was in charge of the holiday decorations by Mrs, EvThe Rio Grande Mothers : meeting. Mrs. Galloway of the erett Long of the Cheshire Gor. League heard records entitled IGallipolis Garden Clu~, con- den Clu~·- _ "Sex Instruction to Parents," - ----from the Ohio child Conserva- 1 tion League Library, which were played by Mrs. Jackie t program chairman, al A contribution was made to at Hospital by Decombtr ~ November meeting held at lhe TB fund by the R o c k any one wishing to conliibuw the home ol Mrs. Carmel Zetts. I Springs Better Health club 1 may leave gilts with Mrs.:~. The program opened with the : Thursday afternoon at the htme l lein. : devotions by Mrs. Delores Shu-1of Mrs. Welby Whaley. , . : · pert and she read '·Parents . The . next meetmg ."m o: be Pledge." Roll call was answer- Mrs. Fred Goeglem, pres!- held lD the Methodist· ch~~b by fifteen members and one dent. conducted lhe meet1ng basement on December a,: 't ' l!~u•••t, Mrs. Sandra Koby, by and devo11ons were led by M.-.. 1 n a.m. A pot1uck dinner wW making telegram using the · Amos Leonar~-. Plan~ were . be served ~I. noo_n llld ln.: U.. 8 letters of their first name. made te parhC'tpate m Opera-1afternoon g1fts wtll be pr~ Mrs. Jackie Wickline and lion Santa Claus ~l Athens ~ ed for the Carman's rift ·: Mn. Doris Copley were voted State H.. pital. Gofts must be : home and the elderly If ·a. and accepted into league - - - com mur J1\" Mrs. Arlee Abbott wu lD Mrs. Deanna Merry won the t t' charge of the program aod aevdoor prize. Refreshments were 0 0 erai arhcics were read inelflll. served by the hostess and her ing. For what can we be tllank· two co-hostesses. Mrs. Jackie lui. by Mrs. Scott Folmer• Davio and Mrs. Betty Copley. The Session or the Middleport Vanous types of arthritis, Mn'. during a social hour. Next First United Presbyterian Leonard : Truly great trelllll'tl, ~~~~::aiwill be the children's Church affirmed the action of~ Mrs. Lewis Crueser; Diabetel, party to be held at tho General Assembly of Pres- Mrs. George Skinner. - ·Bapliol cburch Sa on byter1 ~ Churches regar ding the Mrs. Goeglein read N0 eed Dec · """' at 6:30 P· m. nta restattng or the Westmmsler .n will be on hand to pass out ConfesSion . of Fat'th at a meet- for concern abeut heal1 murgilts and treato to each ehild. ingrecently at thecurc. h h mur Mrs.kW...A. Morgan read, Then: Th A t lhe . f an sgJVIDg Ca me; 1 nd ,. _,. l M repor 01 . nomma lll!l Mrs. Mark Grueser Jr., Be .,_jpo is i.slion romnuttee was given and will careful to avttd ~BDIItl'l ol frosl W'ill be Qpened present the slate of officers at bite A poem A Senstbl Bo. e•. Howard Stewart, ev1111- ·tho anaual e ,.~ y, J congregational meet- bY .Mrs . W'll:a • 1 m Grueser, R 10 who llvee ol 110 mver mgM AanthuaryLe. . eluded the program. . Kanauga aJIIl(lunced today rs. r ur wts was electthai he and llher tllildsten ed delegate to the Scioto Pres- Refreshments were served by op4ft)q the Gallipolis Mil- bytery meeli~g at Oak Hill. lhe hostess during the social 11o11 at ~ Butem Ave. Othen atteodmg were Mrs. J. hour to the above named and 0111en 'IIIIOCiat81 w1111 bbD E. Harley, Mrs. E. 0. Tewk,.. Mrs. Hareld J!lackston. Mrs pel!abl!l atllalloa IN barY, Mrl. George .Anderstn, Clifford Lellhelt. Mrs. Wllllam I' • .J:- Q.. IIIII tiP. !Itt Rev. Howard ·Ruppelt and ElchlnJer, Mrs. Homer RadBaiiL .... 1111 lilt father, C. H. Ruppell lord and i auest. M~- Karl 1 Ia W•t 'l'bt llllniller tllanked lbe ses- Grueser. \ S d r lloa lor hll - ' leave of al>' Nature 5 Gar den club Hears Two Guest 5peaI<ers PG)lelir!l 'l'belft Bozo 1:00 MIU DoagJaa Tbeatre j uo- Wilb Their Boots Oa" I P- m. Ch 8 - "Fame il Newlywed Game " 1'line f"or ua Wom,iaNen .GeMral Boapttal ......... Tile _... Wlll!nAilliallll Maail'll'amltJ Laslte . Eveniq Slacnn Weather Newl Nen Advllljltre 7:00 Moria oinoD Mcllale'• Navy Pelei'Jeojnlap Gllllgan'a· blllltl Hlshlml~ wW raiJe r t_j... "' I Billie 1:00 Movie 1:36-- Run Buddy ilml 1:00 Pe111 Como ' An4J GrlffHII Rat Patral l"eiODJ Sq1iad -~ Movie Peyl<ll '- PIICII ...t .., t.., '. 10:00 Run ~ Life .. - ~ 11:00 N..... 11:15-- Ne111 11:20- ·. La~ 11:30 Tonljbl ~ - . , · . ll:oll ' 'i m- 2:110 Our Ll.. UG Doctorl I:OD World I:Z$-e .. ,, ~~,oo~Ne:w:• 1:5$ New1 2:00 OUr t.tv• 1:30 Doelorl J Mall" I L m. <21 8 - . •'Biut Frmft! Hc!llow llloulltaln" :.,. Tell Tndla Geuerll Bwpllll 1ba N Dark Sbadon Wbere Ac11oD 11 ~,:·m:lly~'lll:-::'"':_lsE~':am:n~r- -::-=::----~=----_:.__ 8:1$-- CBS News 1:-llewa 1:11 7:110 Roger Miller •.• M D •• u·w .............. 1:30 Oceas. I Wire Weather t'ltlfll---.. Je• ~~ ,llet!w Puaaae Newa DDion ~...... ......... . Red Ske!IAIII . to lldvellt. WSAZ W8TN TV·U Tr~ 1:30 ' DoDnl Reed L<>ve 01 Life Newt Seareb For Tomor. 1:4S-Conl Coli ~oo--~ 7:~ GuldlD8 LJcbl 1:30-7:45- Bea C1seJ Carllloftl Mike Walloce Sleepy Jeffers Newl;r 'led GTime ror ua Womena Newa JJouse Pll'\}' 9:10 Dialing Dollar Secret Storm Jackie Oblinger 0:30-- M.ov:e Beterly IDIIblllles The RIDemn ADdy GrUDtb Supermarltet Dyke NFL Football News Tbeater Tbanks. Spedol Thanksgiving Par. Dick Van ~ llovy ani! Gollallt Soe Security Cartoon Cam!Yil Buddy Star<ber 1:1!0- 8:30 ,.....,.. Doaal- l'aintl1 11 Time F• U. W<illlllll't New Evemnl Showl 1:1f·a. m. cb 4 - TBA 1 .. .,._._ IF~~~~~~._.f· :waw•w II · 1:~ , Dan Thomas: & Son Newbnf 0.. , 1:00 Mike 6:36-- I Supermal'tel Dalllla Game 1:~ P-d &use Par!J """'w 1:1!0-t'lewa AodJ GrUIIIII Girl Talt Aa World Tuma Of NJ&bl lbeall't Daytime Shows Beverly Rlllbllllel t:oo Mr. CariDGII t:30 Huck Rouad ••~ central Part" 11:215 p. m. a. I -- "l'ulllov..-" · 11:110 P· m. a. 10- "011fem,•al Pull House" <A quints! a1 o. Heruy abort lloriea) -~ I. "The Cop and the Anlhem" 1 "The Clarion Call" 3. ''Tile Lui' Leaf" 4. '·'Tile. . ol Red Chief'' $. ''The 1 GuldiiiB 1J&bl I:»- . Name of the Game" 1:111 Don'l SaJ 11 p. m. Cb 6 _ "Doctor lD House'' t:IO Mr. Car'11:15 p. m. tb IS - ''Rtaoetl f:ID YOSI Bear Scorpion" "'d "Bride of Gortlta" __ 11:11 P- m. Cb I - "Up Ia of the 6:00--Newa I:J$-. 1:36--Newt 7:30-- HILL8BOR<fK . il SATtliiDAY 1:30 p. m. tb 4 -- TBA f P- m. <21 10 - "They Clndlil Camera l:ot-ADoiiL WarY To TeD 1'ndll 1:~ New 1:36--Don'l s., Edp al fll8lll l:ot Bell Cuq I womaa'l Pap 1:00-1:30 Make A Dell AI World Tullia fJgbl 1:00 ADo1ber World To TeD Trulb S:25- · . Newt 1:30 You Don't lap Edge Of NIIM TO B.\ 1 Guldia& Tomar 2:00 Daya of Uvea PiiSWOnl 2:30 'l1le Doclrn llaulo Partr . ma:'· ~------~----~------.J~ n~"·~l ,, Merv Grlfllil 'ftle Rlllemn Nel'• Searcll For f:DO Mr. Clll'llq f:30 Super Henle. U : ~Newa BeverlJ mnwu. J aetle ObliDger 11:30 Hollywood !q. Dick Van Dyb 12:30 SWJDala' 12:45- Jaclde I)NJapir lAIYe of Ule II :DO Pal BoOIII 12:~ Secret 8tol'll 1:30- " ' J:30-- ·,: 10:00--l!:ye Guess 10:25--Newa 10: 30--Coneentral U:Oihleopardy lllllkl1 Starclier t:ot Dlalln& I :00 Mld-DaJ Newa Girl Talk I: 30 Let's Mate AI World 1'llnl 1:35 1:55 News realdenoe, requlfements pete with M · laws. 1, Results or a Nevada Bar Ast ad allorneyl ~motdlng tile 1~ waiving~!· menll If 'both · .. ' Cal 1&.111 Camlellll 11 :00 Pat Boone Andy Grlflllb 11:30 Hollywood Sq. Dick VIII o,b II , CaDdld camera Secret Storm Jackie Obllnger 12:110-JeopardJ 12:25 12:30 Swlnglna a. 12:45-12:55 News UleolleSUI Cartoons Buddy Starcher 8:1!0- 8:36-- the raul! The inl!reaHII·'' . - ,, Sleepy Jelftrll t:OO Dialing Dollar 9' 36-10:00--Eye o10:25-Newo 10:36--Concent Sleepy Jeffen 1:110-- Cartoons 7:~ POMEROY ! ... 1:111- The . .,. 7:00--TodaJ MEMBER FEDERAL ltiSII!RVE SYSTEM MEM81ilt FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSUIIANCE COitP. i--: . ., :JO Buddy . .Stercller . t:iJij Dllilllla Dollar SeeN! Stono QtJICKER TliJ RENO, Nev.,'o da, wblch ptOI)I divorce leglslatlo by requiring oq! OHIO CJrt<tilli c.r.utval '1:30- on sale at Nell< and the Goes1le ID Pomeroy. t!lroUihOUt the annoonced later The winner fro ty will move on t Nl'l'Y to compel other llfls of 01 eted crown of Miss. From Xe1 moves on to J\1. the home of lhl Pageant, to coli! lie of Americli~ THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Navy rt1a1 Sleepy Jellel'l .,..._, "somethlq." 'I Ca.rloool 'U.s- CLUB '67 'I 1:45--Corn C® f:OO TodaJ CHRISTMAS SAVINGS $1ve Receive 25c ....... 12.50 50c ....... 25.00 1.00 .... -- 50.00 2.00 ..... . 100.00 3.00 . • . . . 150.00 5.00 . . . . • 250.00 I0.00 . . . . 500.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 WCIIS Tr-1 Slnglnt WllAZ 'l'V~ 1:30 ! SELECT THE AMOUNT THAT sum YOU BEST FRANCES GAIL 1 Gift buying is Money's ready when you need it! Just depo: ·s•t an. amount weekly, every two weeks or however you wish. Next November you'll receive your check. AnnuatThank Offering Event or " Held Thursday Mr~. !>'ayor Charles W. Legar ot Jy. talented. and in.telllgent girls 1 pear in tllis co Pomeroy Salurday proclaimed will appear on stage perform- This year's p lhe week ol Sunday, Nov. 20 ing in three categnries. These i lighted by thre lo Sunday. Nov. 27th. J u n I o r major categories are physical Ithe Junior Miss Mtss Week in Pomeroy. Tb e fltnes,, poise and app•aranre. 1the Scholastic 1 M" 1 ~'" Cnun ty J ~ \'r'PP !\ sponsor , and a three m\nute talent act ; Talent Award. ~ lht> pag('nnt each year. i whirh must be pre~enled by I The Junior ~ i. . Thi < fourth annual Junior each girL 1ward will go ,ic Miss Pageant will be held Sun- ' Contestant Chairman Jim who bas plal!lll ,· v 1\JO\'. ~7 nt 8 o.m. at thP Mees said he believes that the ty table settin( Pomeroy .Junior High School girls who are representing all i Sunday, ~~v. ~ tlllrli!rmllm. PaE:f'ant Dlreetor If.ve Mei~s Coun~ Hie:h School.~ I ~t the Tnmty ~ ~alph Wt'rry said that 16 love· :are the finest girls ever to ap- : 1" Pomeroy. •. . - - --I The S, ...,Jastl( . given to the girl ' tained the hi! average over tl! :,ears of high s ' Including the It grade average < The Talent a1 the contestant fee l has prese. talent of the r These a~ er by the Jaydi will be able to 't ' ward tor their I The aim of t i Pageant io tO througlt local, i al contests, pick high school senb ica. To receive th must possess ''t which can be lc girL Director t feels that anY, participating ill' eant could poi!! Tic~ lor Robert Newberry. Oth~r Mayor Legar Procla~ 1966 'Junior Miss ·w; more fun when you loin our tbe bome of Mr. and Mrs. ~· The annual Thanks~ivin~ pro-· Gallipolis, Ohio. are announcing the (.> ngagement of Hollywoc d's Face Moving Toward·Unusual C SIGNS PROCLAMATION - Jim Mees, left, and Ralph Werry, rl~ as Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar signs a paper proclaiming this wet . Miss Pageant week in Pomeroy Mee~ and Werry are in charge of the be .staged, thiS commg Sunday night m the Pomeroy Junior High S¢ tonum. ;::~.:·:~m~:~~~~r~rr~; DalillgGame llaa!m Reed Seardl For Tomar P'ltlller Guiding a- IIIII Li&bl EveniD& ShoWI Wealber IIIII 8:110--NeWI 8:30-Nollll Rave Gua CBSittlfll ae. . Hen 1:40 7:00 Dealb VaDq 7:30 YlrlliJdla DillOD Mdlale'a • ...,. YIIUIII Ptople QIIIC. Batmlll· I:DO 8:30- ROJblllieo t:DO Bob Hope t:ro- Greeu Acrea Gomer Pyle . 10:00 I SpJ Dully IQ:30-U:OO Newa 11:1&11:211- KaJ• \ • AJ!C Slap" r .ilfellll . . • ~ -.. • Newt, Wed 0... I Cotl... FpotbaO ' NCAA Football 1 Records Heard By Mothers Contribution is Made to TB Fund By Roc k Sprmgs . Better Heo I h Cl ub I Session Affirms R f eS 1ng ConfesSiOn . I ! iwo li.•JR..'.. : ••lit ,,.{-. lfllllil"" a• il ti• l y ~E~~~r~II:~·~·~L~~lll~: ~\ Dl ~ .• IIIII the relllodelln& project JerrJ' Millet'• Ct111irJ Fllt.,i> due wtllDes8 In bil lam- THE CHIUSTMAS ..... M ·IM II Gil manH was dtscussed IJ .... every tQ 1fi 7, • 1111 • worlten we r • oiv Ill' L . . . • C. · ......... ..... ,_leer .;.,. w• - . w......... . '• . �-. The Sunday Tlmes·Sentinel, 'Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966-15 - --------~-- --- ------------~------- - - ' Privileges of Americans Are Theme of PTA Talk: I i f . .. ! '. \ "" i~. ~ ,-~-·~.: 1:. ~ A disCIJ!slon on c:onsolldotton soon. The sale of 1chool record gpJnst il and were of tbe opin· and a talk by the Rev. Jamea boob was also repprteil to be ion that the report issued by Early highlighted a meeting of successful. 'ljle baked goods lhc state on the local high . the Letart Falls Parents and to be lumlshed by Betty S<"hool and elementary grades Teachers Association at the ~~son, Betty Curfman · and was magnifted and was not begrade school last week. Phebe Roberts lor the Decem· yond being rectified: ,.,... on "Our ber meeting The organization did not take Rev. Early -.-~ · d any official stand on the matPrivileges," ouutning th e A rnund table !sCIJ!S1on was ter at this ttme. I held on school problems, and , many freedom• which Amerl- scl.oo! conoolldat!on was d!s- Mrs. Margaret Houdaohelt cans en)oy at this Thanksgiv. Bed third grade was awarded the Ins season. He especially stress- cus · attendance banner. DONNA KAY WOODYARD ed that Americana have the It was the general opinion of Refreshments were served right of essemb!y and to the the group that consolidation is by the ftfth grade mothers. Asli=NGAGEMI!NT - Mr. Hoi· rf8ht of free speech. He rt· not the answer to any school sisting Mrs. Robrts were lis Woodyard of crowo Cily, minded the group that each was problem In the dl!tr!ct and Mrs. Freda Clark, Mrs. Betty Oblo, Is annoonclng the .,.. excerctslns these rl8hts at that the disadvantages far Curfman and Mrs. Mary Louise pgement and appnacbiag the meeting. outweighed the advantages. Shuler. ' marriage of blo dau8hter, During the business le!sion, Some members decided it The Community Junior Choir! lloDDB Kay, to Mr. Harry D. the president, Mrs. Phoebe was better to lnvesUgate lurtb- was featured in two numbers, Newberry, SOil of Mr. and Roberts, announced that !be er and to get more Information "America, the Beautiful" and ~·· Robert Newberry of Gal· playground equipment had on the matter. "We Gather Together" Mrs. ,llpolio, Oblo. Miss Woodyard arrived and would be Installed Several spoke definitely a· Shuler was the director. io lhe daugbler of the late Mn. Leora Woodyard. A pri· ii ,,j ',, ' , 'l"'· ~Y . ,..._,:, ,,_ ,r ;, ::.1 ··- - - - - - - - - - - - - ,,! ,· ·a'& "'"' -a'., :z ;;;· IXl ~~ ~ < g~ ~ ~ i ~~ 2.., 'I i ...,......., l!l8 O::S' !z .. .. *~~~ :zr~ " ~~ Christmas Projects are Planned by ChurchClass ~1'!" ~8 1!!8 z z " ~ i ~ h~ !':'~ "'If C> ~. RUETTA KAY WELLS fj i itooO •• \N ::: ~· ~~ S' '!l. ~ § c ~ ~ s "· " 8~ ~ < ~ ill~ glt ::r,::.. - t .. ., ... $! ~ ...= =-~. ~n School's Future o:.:z z 5 -8 X gil: B" ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells of Lin· coin Heights, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Ruella K3y, to Ronald Eari Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins of Lin· coln Heights, Pomeroy. Miss Wells is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Columbus Business Uni· versity. She is presently employed by the Varsity House inc., Columbus. Mr. Collins is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and is a student at Columbus Business University. He is also employed by the Ohio State Highway Department in Columbus. Arrange·· ments lor the wedding will be made at a later date. . r , 2 "" ;..Ill l vatt ceremony will be per· '"j . . ~ - formed on O.C.mber 3rd, at tbe bome of Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Newberry. Annual Thank Offering Event Held Thursday i 1 Christmas projects were plan- Meanlng of Thanksgiving" tak· 1med to the gift committee for ·1 1 ned and new oll!cers ~lecteden from the Secret Place book· the parsonage family were Mrs. : The annual Thanks•ivin pro. I at the November meetmg o! 'l !et. Slaven, Leltie Roush and Mrs. ' d th k f'r . g of the Buay Bee Class Thursday The class will be in charge of IWinebrenner. P ' tghramw an , aAn o etrmg f . . etlvetnlnhg ath the Middleport Baps c urc · The nominating report was Riven by Mrs. Jacob Turner, . ; e omens ssoc1R 10n o pfreptarh mghitldhe Chnf sthtmashtreaht 1 Beulah White presented the the First United Presbyterian or e c ren e c urc · · M'ddl h ld I It was announced that the 1program on Thanksgiving in- Ch urch m 1 ~port was e 1 Hearthstone Class would take ~ eluding reading "How Thanks. Thursday evemng at the ; church I Mrs. Pearl Hoffman_ and Mrs. care. of outside Chnstmas dec· Igiving Began," and the lOOth The meeting was opened with , Charles Edwards, W1th new of- orations for Ule church and the Psalm read by Mrs. Wmebren· l prayer l:md group singmg Mrs . fleers elected being Mrs. Fr.. Golden Rule Class take care ol iPner Mrs Turner gaPve 1 re ' Ed d 8 k 'd 1 Mr th h ~ ud'to · · · war ur ell, preS! enl. was • Be h ld t ces ar s, pres en , s.l e c ur~w,a a I rJUm. jlng on the theme and a word :v h · Elizabeth Slaven vice pre!l· Plans were made for the · 1 410 c arge. DurUJg the busmess , contest was conducted and pnz- [ ,. 't c d that dent· Mrs John Lyons ~ecte- IChrtstma& dlnner alld party to 1 ' mee mg 1 was announ e ' tary: Mrs' Clyde Winebrenner be held Dec 16 al !be churches awarded to Mrs. Wmebren• lthe Christmas bazaar had been . . • · ner. :ttrs. Turner gave a read11 d th d t 11 assistant secretary· Mn Lettie ' and will include a potluck din. cance e Is year ue o o l· Roush card and ftower' cbair- :ner and gift exchange Names A Bible .quiz wa!! con~ucted by 1er proJecls m the church in- 1 man 'Three teachere of ttJe Iwere drawn for the gift ex- Mrs Fielding Hawkins, con- cludmg the remodeling of the clas~ include Mn. Dana Hamm. change. Committees named for cludmg the meeting. : ~anse _Other fund · ralsm.g pro- ° I Op lC FRANces GAIL d •1 , 1,. E v ENGAGED-~1r. an "rs. tnston · arney 01 Gallipolis, Ohio. are announe~ng the engagement of their daughter, !"ranees Gail. to James p Skidmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Evergreen. Miss Varney is a 1966 graduate of Galli a Academy H.tg h sc hoo I. an d 1s · presen IIy emp Ioyed at Hoi zer Hospital Mr. Skidmore is a 1965 graduate of North Gallia H1gh School, and os employed by the Depart· ment of State Highways He 15 a memher of the Alr Nattonal Guard, Columbus. Weddmg plans arr incomplete -- -- -~- Nature s Gorden T r5 w0 Guest spea (ers 1 Mrs. Cora Pullen. !Charles Bennett, chr., and Le~ carried out in the table appoint· Iyear. I ~ The meeting opened with the tit Roush, Rosemary Lyons ments mcludl'l~ n coroucoma Mrs. Karl Owen was devD- 1 hymn, ''For the Beautv of the and Beulah White; table, Mrs Iwtth fruits and turkey replicas. honal chamnan and read the Future of the school and child Following the remarks of Earth" with Mrt. Turner at Clyde Winebrenner and Mrs. A salad, crackers and cream 1 t~h Psalm and a meditation weUare were the topics o( two Mr. Davis the organization vot- the piano. Beulah White gave Slaven. puffs were served by ltle host- [ entl~led, ''M~ Thanks Comes guost speakers 011 the programed to inviie a representative of a poem. "Let Me Give." Mrl. The birthdays of Mrs. Harold 1e,.es, Mrs. Donald Boone. 'llrs. EaSily at Times.". She closed Mrs. Jack Hackworth and Mrs. George Coones of the f u e Rio Gr>nde PTA Thurs- the state department of educa- Hamm was devotional !eader ,Chase, Belly Darst and Mrs. [Wmebrenner, Mrs. George Bak· With a Thanksg1vmg prayer. French City liarden Cluh were the guest speakers at tho ~a 'night lion to speak in detail about using the meditation, '"l'he[Asa Jordan were obterved. Na- er, and Leora Sigmao. Mrs. Thomas Rue was progr~m '[ Tht,;day afternoon meeting of Nature's Garden Club at ~r. Clarence Davis a mem- the future of the Rio Grande · ~ · --· leader and gav,e a ThanksgJV· the Gallipolis State Institute_. mg message, 'Let Us GIVe I Mrs. Donald Galloway mtroduced the speakers, who bft' of the Raccoon board of ed· school. A date for lhat meeting Thanks," describing the Piltalked on the suhiect "What We Can Do With Seed Pods 1 uratJOn, spoke on the !uture of W!Thll be antnouncod laler.ded grims and their struggles in . land Weeda from the .. . ..... ~~ the school , and Mrs. Vlrgmia e mee mg was prest IV· new land and their Thanksgiving W d " . ducted the business meeting 00 Baker, district representative of er by Mrs. Clara Gettles, and! observance. s. ' Name tags in the shape of S 1 I 1 ,. ., . ,, l I December Dl'nner planned ' '·· : the child welfare department, o( the ~l~ge to the flag was led . , , . . The annual thank offerin was Mrs. Hackworth showed ar- um 0kin s were handed out to Wheelersburg gave a talk •• by VJCkl Russell Attendance a· I Dinner at Bailey 0 Restaur-,family. I leader, opened With prayer and . g rangements for fall and the P · · be 1 ed . De b th dl f p a1 103 s·h taken and the meetmg "'as the 13 members present Tw11 tht· hi story of child Welfare ser- ward went to the third grade ant m Decem r was p 8fln 1 The eem er meetlag wUJ : e rea ng O 5 m · e 1 d . h . . f coming holidays She also made b ed ~' gave thoughts ef the late presi c ose wit the smgmg o · new mem ers were we1com I vice. She was introduced by roem of Mrs. Millard Mcl.Aiy. Iby the One Won One clau of!be held at the home of M r !1. : · .. A . th 8 t'f 1n A' several. explaining how to cor· I· 1 the club The Gardener's Mrs. Eva McCoy. ~ho works~· Re~reshments were served by the Pomeroy First Baptist Bailey: preceded by a dinner dent, John F. Kennedy, Prest· : ~wc~~r~:~r weas ~:~~~ ~ilowin ·dition the material With certain ;ledge wa~ repeated. locally !or the semce. the fifth grade mothers. :church Thursday evening at the at Bailey's restaurant at 6:30 dent Lyndon B. Johnson and · the meetin with a desse~ ! chemicals, how to lay them m Officers for the coming year -· horne or Mrs. Elmer Wickllam, p.m. Members will answer to Rev. Oral Roberts. A poem of I g a box with powder with a soft d · 1 .,_ ·T ·r oil lth Ch . Thallks and prayer concluded course served by the hostesses, • h ld were elected an ISsues o · A wi'• 11 Umoa . ve., w. D'll"''l. ·. • • • r ca w a r1stmas w- . layer on top · The box .s ou It womens, 0 ay were g1ven · to 1. lh gbl Sh lton ro-booteaa . Mrt J 8 Ste he the devotions. Mrs. Kar1 0 wen, Mrs. 111 1am 1 1 e as , I ou , , . , p nMorris, Mrs. Lorna Owen, Mrs. be slated. and the mater~a e ' each member. Mrs Harry Salley president son will be devotional leader. A dessert eourse wa.B served . Richard Owen Mrs Lillian . in it for seven days. This can During a social hour deUelouA · . • '· · ' · b d ti 'th fresh 1 conducted the meeting which IA committee was named for by the hostesses to the above !Steiff and Mrs. Garen Stans- ! e one at any me WI refreshments were served. A :opened with the class song, He Christmas gifts. A letter was named 8ld Mrs. Lydia Stew- ' bury. nowers. door prize was awarded in the Keeps Me Singing, followed I read from the Korean g i r! art, Mrs. Home Braley, Mrs. Mrs. Coon eo showed small ar· form of a table decoration made with tbe Lord's Prayer iD Uli- whicb ille class supports, by Aten Shain, Mrs. George r•ngements, Mn Garnet Wood ,by Mrs. Hackworth. The Dec· •on. Plans were made to fill a IMrs. Lorain Sterrftt. Skinner, Mrs. J. E. Fosler and Iof Ihe occupational therapy de-: ember meeting will be on Enthusiasm, and eagerness to move forward, domin- 'f_~ksgivin8 basket lor a needy Mrs. Ellen Couch, devotioaal a suest, Mn. Price Hawk. partment, was in charge of the holiday decorations by Ev· atedWthete~ovGember meeting of the Galha County Creal· ~-----d · The Rio Grande Mothers meeting: Mrsard.GallowCalybo! the derettCILohng of the Cheshire Gar· ve ·r1 r s roup. • • Le h rd d till d Gal11pohs G en u , con- en u . ft was the fourth anniversary of the group's organague ea . recor s en • .. No_v_ember . . .• 1 · I Enth,Us l asM m at , Wnters ee tl ng 1 R dH d ecor s ear By Mothers New Member l s Inl tl•ate -- " 2~._I962_at fr~; t~~~~~~i~~ ~,:';~~· I Contribution is Mode to TB Fund l ~;!i~~~e~r'!t~~!inJ.~;· ~e!d Mrs' By Rock Springs Better Health Club Lewis. 'fhere were seven I have no t1me !or anythmg else. Cheshire Chapter No. t50, Or· tr1ct a•soclation. Edith Hutsi•' Jannette Sheets and G Ia d y s tiOn League Library, which present. · , We are the busiest people ID der of Eastern Star, bnpreo- pUler was welcomed. She ba• , Rile. PlaM were completed were played by Mrs. JackJe . . . . Saturday. night there were •the world,'' written by Eric H. •ively initiated Katherine Metz. received her appointment to a for the iBsta!lation Dec. lith at DaviS, program chairman, at I A cenlnbut10n was made to at Hosp1Ial _by Decem'* .Jllld 14 present with Mrs. Marguer· Offer. j ger at 8 recent meeting. General Grand Chapter com- ?: 30 p. m. Chapters represent- th• November meetmg held at , the. TB fund by the R o c k any one wJShmg. to conti:i~!e lte Winters as a firs! . time . , . The program conalsted on the mittee, and all others present ed included Evangeline, Iron· the home of Mrs. Carmei Zetts. Sprmgs Beller Health club , ~ay leave gilts w1lh Mrs'~ guest. Miss Cl~ra Leasure s article Spinnin8 Record, with !be were extended a cordial we~ ton, Gallipolis, South ·Point, The. program opened w1th the Thursday afternoon at the hlme Miss Ruth Thomas, who was on . an Indian Hero was weD Worthy Matro01 and otar come. Wilkesville, Thurman, aod devotions by Mrs. Del~~es Shu· of Mrs. Welby Whaley. The next meeting wiB ~ lie unable to be present, sen! a ~"~;t!~n~ ~ded f ~tras~! points. A reading wu given by Helreslunents were served by Commerce, Michigan. ~r~ a~d Rs~e ~;ad Parents Mr! Fred Goe~esi· . held in the Methodist •.hurqh clipped line from the current e oe Y " rs. Mary Jane Neal and a IOllg, le ge .. ' 0 ca was answer· dent, ·conducted W".;;,.ting l basement on December 1.; ~ Har)lers, ''Wlien we do not do ers. t t' ed by fifteen members and one nd de r led b Mrs ' II • m A Jl<ltluck dinner wUI the thin& we eught to do, we Mrs. Elizabeth Richards' "May the Good Lord Bless eOSOnQ ea lngS eO Ur& mg guest, Mrs. Sandra Koby, by Aa vLeooJonsdwerPel y . be .' .ed I oon .~ ,_ ..._ and Keep You " was •nna by R•""'·- in k in itbh he d h M J k' tel 'ng the mos nar . ans were serv a n ...... ....., creative talent was clearly ' •...., ~... eep g w Y r aus ter, rs. oy rna Ing a . egram USI made to articipate in Opera· ! afternoon g1ft' will be pre; : evident in • fascinating poem, Odella Mack. Mary. Hugbea tile sesslll were presented at al Spencer. letters of their first name. f Sa t/ Claus at Athens ' ed for the Carman's "The Girl From Atlantis." was presented with a money meeting of the Elizabeth Chapel The meeting was in charge Mrs. Jackie Wickline and ~~nte ~ 'tal G'ft 1 must be : 1orne and the •lderly 11 . Cake and punch was served corsage by Floro Long, from Ladies Aid in GaUia at !be of the new president, Mrs. Mrs. Doris Cople.y were voted a i ;ommuni1\'. ' . in honor of the occasion. 11,. the chapter. · home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ernesrtn• Mooney. The pro- or and accepted mto league of cake was In the form of 8 book Guesbi present were Deputy Wil!is.Thursday afternoon. gram opened with two hymns. mernbenhlp. SSIOn 1rms 'llrs Arlee Abbott wu 111 Robert Reed was elected and was made by Mrs. Juanita Grand Matron Clarice. Sport· Glvmg readmgs were Ann Dorothy Layne read the scrip- Mrs. Deanna Merry won the t f• charge of the program and MY· Worshipful Master of Harrison·· Woods mg, Graod Rei_resentatiVe of Romaine, Ruth Brucker, Orpba ture lesson from Psalms. door pme. Refreshments were [ eS a mg 0 j eral arlldes were read iDciUdville Lodge F. & A.M. on Nov. " West VIrginia, Pearl North- Wooten, Francea steger, Fran- There were II membero, two served by the hostess and her 1ing. For what can we be thank· o. · The next meeting will be on up; Worthy Matron of South coa Melton, Ruby Saunders, EJ. guests, and loW' cb!ldre1 pres- two co-hostesse•. Mrs. Jackie Foimer; 1 ful. by Mrs. Scott l!eed who succeeds Joseph December 10, with Mrs. Velma Point, LI!Uth Cain and secre- la Gobbs. Janice Saunders and ent. Refreshments of pumpltln Davis and Mrs. Betty Copley. The Session of the Middieporti Various types of arthritis, Mn. Stanley was elected during the Plkkoja as hostess. Everyone ito taries of other chapters. Ernestine Mooney. Mrs. Ruby pie, coffee and mints were during 1 social hour. Nex I First United Presbyterian ] Leonard: Truly great treaalll'tl, annual meeting, along with th~ l welcome. Call Mrs. Mary Lewis, Guest of honor was Mary Saunders was hostess, asals!A!d served. The sroup waa dlsmi"· meeting will be the children's Church affirmed the action of Mrs. LewJS Grueser; Diabeltt, following officers: E u gen., 245-5523 for additional informo- Hughes who hao se~ed Cheed with prayer by Frances Mel· Christmas party to be held at lhe General Assembly ol Pr..-1Mrs. George Skinner. Young; Senior Warden; Hobert i lion. ohlrt Chapter 81 aecretary for Attend Ceremoninl ron. Next meeting will be at Calvary Bapti•t church on byteriu Churches regarding the : Mrs. Goeglein read No neell Swich, Junior Warden; Wayne .. 21 years, :Grand Representative Of Ladhl•' Shrine the home of Mn. Marie Ber- Dec. 20th at 6:30 p. m. Santa restaling of the Westmill8terl for concern abaot beart murWingelt, treasurer; Harold Rice, Cunningham;, of Kans81 for three years, and ndge. wd! be on hand to pass out Confesalon of Faith at a meet· : mur ; Mrs. W. A. Morgan read, Secretary· •VIrgil Atldru~ chap- G D' also paal preoidelll of tile dis- Mrs. Marie Hewklns of Midgtfts and treats to each child. lng racently at the church.. I Then Thanksgiving Came; and lain; Stanley, 5eni~r Dea· •';U'Il at rnner d!eport and Mrs. Gertrude Mit- W--'-'' A ~port of the nMtiJnallns l Mrs. Mark Grueser Jr., Be con; Fra~k Epple, JQII!or !;lea- gh:~• ~·~~- ~:~~~m, ::~: Tri-Monthly Meet chell, Pomeroy, were In ColumPlmu of Gallipolil Milaion comrruttee was giVen and wlll j careful to avoid dangers o1 frollt oon; Guy MorriS, Tyler and Jos mnnd Cunningham was suest boo Friday to attend the La· Mua Rees Noted WUl be Opelred present tile slate of off1cers at1bite. A poem, A Sensible Boy, eph .Stanley, Trustee apd Edu-'iol ·hoJfd'r· at a ·spaghetti dinner Held by Baptiltl dies Oriental Shrine, Theo c.urt Final plans for the wedding Re•. Howard Stewart, evan· Iht anaual congregalional meet· by Mrs. William Grueser, COl). ucabon officer. Lloyd Klng ha• Tue!J!Iar ; evening at the home Triedstone BapUill ebureb o1 No. 5 Ceremottlal held at the of Mlsa Lynda Rees, dou8hter gellsl, who Uvea 11 110 River in8 in January. . eluded the program. boen appoiHted semor steward; , of her grandniother. Mrs. Qs. GalllpoUs held Its tri-monthly Youth. Center of the Oll!o state of Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Rees of St., Kanauga, announoed today J.ln. Arthur LewiS was electTo"m Mar~, .Junior Stewart. car Rouslt. The dinner was slv- buslneso oession Nov. -1, with Exposition ~ds. Garfteld Avenue, Gall!polll, to that be 11111 twe tther llllnlsten ed delegate to the Scioto Pres· Refreshments were served b)' .1Iey will he inslal!ed at 7:30,00 in observance of her s!I· Rev. L. V. Gause presiding. Mrs. Hawkms. Ia repreeenta- )lr. Terence Heaton of Detroi~ m openitll the Gallipolis MJ». bytery meetmg at Oak H1ll. the hostess dunng the soc••' p.m. Dec. 3 In the Ma9<11lic l'teenth birthday ann!vorsary. The meeting wu mll'ied by Uve of the Ladies Oriental Michigan, are bein8 unmmced. lioD at i'IGI Euleru Ave. others attendmg were Mrs. J. buur to !be above named and Temple. , . · ·After the hOnoree had qpen-.the election of church olficera, Shrine ol North America this It will be an event of Salta'- Otlten ·• r:latod will! hlm E. Harley, Mn. E. 0. Tewks- Mn. Harold l!!ackston, . Mrs . · . ed per .gifts arid cards, ga111e1 !11111 their IISiatanll. Mn. Alvin year o1 Theo Court. c.Iwnbus, doy, November 26th at2:30 •'·11 lilt le.'IC! a ntllatiGit . . borJ, Mrs. Geor!le Anderson, Cl1f~ Leifhel~ Mrs. William FilA. MEETS · >~were pl~yell and prlzaa award- IJones and Harry .Scott, Sr., and haa been lnsb]tmenlll Ia ~ock In ille aftemooa, at the lle'r. ,, _ Qa.. 11111 ReY. lht Rev. Howard -Ruppel! and Eichinger, Mrs. Homer Rid· The El!li~ Hlgb . . l')I~fll l N to wtnneni. Those attettdlng were elected 11 eo-ciialnnen ol 111isting with the 19 caitdldates First Baptlat church. A balf. ar*·Ji.t. .... lta"llt w bls lither, C. H. Ruppell ford and a guest, Mra. · K1rl I_ 1 I'''"· S !~:;f!=if~~:-J:;!li:J!~f;~;~~~!t:i.·~~i i~!!!IJ:fl ~~~~!~~Jl(iraii 11 ~:J ~~~;~~~mf~~[~~! . . 1ilf;~~~~[~ :~fial&firl i~~ ![ ief! ~~fr·~~~~ ~ .. ;·ll .. tr-u 1 ~s ~~ ~ d.ll r~~r~:=of.!.?hnJ a:e.lrU! r u d -. t::=r::~= • tO'IO ~ -· ... -eft '!''e~~ .... . ' '" '. i9 ~ ~: ------------~~- ii f . '· I e1 f i a; ~ j. i r!zi~ r gl ! I; z ~·· ·If ~~ ra.l r ~ ! Robert Reed is _New Worshipful Moster Lodge "P' · I [ .~ ~ Fred i ~~~~~~~~~~=-~~~----~~~-----~~--------- I I ' M·ee f Se . Aff'-· R I Confession *' · Mu• . ~u ~~ :::~ i~~iil~i~~ !1 :1~ / R d' ; i . ' . . .. I i 'Ij ~~ ' jlf~ ~~ JI !I ~!I II J ~ iii ~~ i ~I m i d ~ f I f~ 51 f r i ( ~~ i ~~ Jl Wj i i if. i t II ii S:f1. II' r tt 0 """'"If J I . ~h~~e~":;~ olin~:~~!: ~J::~ ~~:~!J!~:O' :~~-~.~.~;=:bel: ~~!~~ =~onw:SW:M:; :'8en~ Economl~- room N~... 7,- , A; ,Ann ,Wll,aop, . Donna llll= O:~w~ vtr!:•.:: ..,.t III~~-; ..!"...~:!f:V:':r ': »:» :£\cz: Grueser. , due to IIIDes!l ill hil f~- THE OBRISTMAS • . Haymaa, Ithe t!IIe · of ,.-ate mjJils1el' ill Co!wnhlts. :rite progr$ll will mony. q~ lllSIIllll of dell .will " 111111 I& L :usPisl: ~aa c:o~;:: ·~~~ CIEiat,.-ortby, . Candac:e on Brother J111111 T. W"'- 'fttey beiJbeiD aht 1tdp.nl.•with a fOil~ church~ ~- befo~ ~ . . II ft. 11 0, andlbt the ~odeUnsd ~!.:~ · · . . "'·•· .... .,.,.., •ill_• DaVIs,. Karet1 gave htm ·hla lfoense to preacll to e at • p.m. o..... 0!1· li. ·-·,..... ww ..... ..., p.m. A . · Willa . . lll8ll8l wu ,.........., . enu . ~FI'I! · ~~'W t lll . . ~. Ha~~. , Me)jssa Davjs. PaUy In lbe illllriDIGl lbe oomlqj'bY ~ entertolamea~- llll!lled. Wedding In the F"'•• 'II will .. ._. · 111111• womn were -~~ ~~ , · Slave~. llldJiuaonaMcJntosb.year, "FiieyTaleiCaaComaTnte."&om.Ciblcburdl. . , ... _ _ _ _ ·~· · ·· -- l .-· ·, •llllirN'L :! ,_leer JerrJ . Mltar'l ..~ '.J. 17 ......_ 11 tfeJI every ...., •..,. ..._ .........--.~. l\lllk _ __ · , �-. The Sunday Tlmes·Sentinel, 'Sunday, Nov. 20, 1966-15 - --------~-- --- ------------~------- - - ' Privileges of Americans Are Theme of PTA Talk: I i f . .. ! '. \ "" i~. ~ ,-~-·~.: 1:. ~ A disCIJ!slon on c:onsolldotton soon. The sale of 1chool record gpJnst il and were of tbe opin· and a talk by the Rev. Jamea boob was also repprteil to be ion that the report issued by Early highlighted a meeting of successful. 'ljle baked goods lhc state on the local high . the Letart Falls Parents and to be lumlshed by Betty S<"hool and elementary grades Teachers Association at the ~~son, Betty Curfman · and was magnifted and was not begrade school last week. Phebe Roberts lor the Decem· yond being rectified: ,.,... on "Our ber meeting The organization did not take Rev. Early -.-~ · d any official stand on the matPrivileges," ouutning th e A rnund table !sCIJ!S1on was ter at this ttme. I held on school problems, and , many freedom• which Amerl- scl.oo! conoolldat!on was d!s- Mrs. Margaret Houdaohelt cans en)oy at this Thanksgiv. Bed third grade was awarded the Ins season. He especially stress- cus · attendance banner. DONNA KAY WOODYARD ed that Americana have the It was the general opinion of Refreshments were served right of essemb!y and to the the group that consolidation is by the ftfth grade mothers. Asli=NGAGEMI!NT - Mr. Hoi· rf8ht of free speech. He rt· not the answer to any school sisting Mrs. Robrts were lis Woodyard of crowo Cily, minded the group that each was problem In the dl!tr!ct and Mrs. Freda Clark, Mrs. Betty Oblo, Is annoonclng the .,.. excerctslns these rl8hts at that the disadvantages far Curfman and Mrs. Mary Louise pgement and appnacbiag the meeting. outweighed the advantages. Shuler. ' marriage of blo dau8hter, During the business le!sion, Some members decided it The Community Junior Choir! lloDDB Kay, to Mr. Harry D. the president, Mrs. Phoebe was better to lnvesUgate lurtb- was featured in two numbers, Newberry, SOil of Mr. and Roberts, announced that !be er and to get more Information "America, the Beautiful" and ~·· Robert Newberry of Gal· playground equipment had on the matter. "We Gather Together" Mrs. ,llpolio, Oblo. Miss Woodyard arrived and would be Installed Several spoke definitely a· Shuler was the director. io lhe daugbler of the late Mn. Leora Woodyard. A pri· ii ,,j ',, ' , 'l"'· ~Y . ,..._,:, ,,_ ,r ;, ::.1 ··- - - - - - - - - - - - - ,,! ,· ·a'& "'"' -a'., :z ;;;· IXl ~~ ~ < g~ ~ ~ i ~~ 2.., 'I i ...,......., l!l8 O::S' !z .. .. *~~~ :zr~ " ~~ Christmas Projects are Planned by ChurchClass ~1'!" ~8 1!!8 z z " ~ i ~ h~ !':'~ "'If C> ~. RUETTA KAY WELLS fj i itooO •• \N ::: ~· ~~ S' '!l. ~ § c ~ ~ s "· " 8~ ~ < ~ ill~ glt ::r,::.. - t .. ., ... $! ~ ...= =-~. ~n School's Future o:.:z z 5 -8 X gil: B" ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wells of Lin· coin Heights, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Ruella K3y, to Ronald Eari Collins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Collins of Lin· coln Heights, Pomeroy. Miss Wells is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and Columbus Business Uni· versity. She is presently employed by the Varsity House inc., Columbus. Mr. Collins is a graduate of Pomeroy High School and is a student at Columbus Business University. He is also employed by the Ohio State Highway Department in Columbus. Arrange·· ments lor the wedding will be made at a later date. . r , 2 "" ;..Ill l vatt ceremony will be per· '"j . . ~ - formed on O.C.mber 3rd, at tbe bome of Mr. and Mrs. Roberl Newberry. Annual Thank Offering Event Held Thursday i 1 Christmas projects were plan- Meanlng of Thanksgiving" tak· 1med to the gift committee for ·1 1 ned and new oll!cers ~lecteden from the Secret Place book· the parsonage family were Mrs. : The annual Thanks•ivin pro. I at the November meetmg o! 'l !et. Slaven, Leltie Roush and Mrs. ' d th k f'r . g of the Buay Bee Class Thursday The class will be in charge of IWinebrenner. P ' tghramw an , aAn o etrmg f . . etlvetnlnhg ath the Middleport Baps c urc · The nominating report was Riven by Mrs. Jacob Turner, . ; e omens ssoc1R 10n o pfreptarh mghitldhe Chnf sthtmashtreaht 1 Beulah White presented the the First United Presbyterian or e c ren e c urc · · M'ddl h ld I It was announced that the 1program on Thanksgiving in- Ch urch m 1 ~port was e 1 Hearthstone Class would take ~ eluding reading "How Thanks. Thursday evemng at the ; church I Mrs. Pearl Hoffman_ and Mrs. care. of outside Chnstmas dec· Igiving Began," and the lOOth The meeting was opened with , Charles Edwards, W1th new of- orations for Ule church and the Psalm read by Mrs. Wmebren· l prayer l:md group singmg Mrs . fleers elected being Mrs. Fr.. Golden Rule Class take care ol iPner Mrs Turner gaPve 1 re ' Ed d 8 k 'd 1 Mr th h ~ ud'to · · · war ur ell, preS! enl. was • Be h ld t ces ar s, pres en , s.l e c ur~w,a a I rJUm. jlng on the theme and a word :v h · Elizabeth Slaven vice pre!l· Plans were made for the · 1 410 c arge. DurUJg the busmess , contest was conducted and pnz- [ ,. 't c d that dent· Mrs John Lyons ~ecte- IChrtstma& dlnner alld party to 1 ' mee mg 1 was announ e ' tary: Mrs' Clyde Winebrenner be held Dec 16 al !be churches awarded to Mrs. Wmebren• lthe Christmas bazaar had been . . • · ner. :ttrs. Turner gave a read11 d th d t 11 assistant secretary· Mn Lettie ' and will include a potluck din. cance e Is year ue o o l· Roush card and ftower' cbair- :ner and gift exchange Names A Bible .quiz wa!! con~ucted by 1er proJecls m the church in- 1 man 'Three teachere of ttJe Iwere drawn for the gift ex- Mrs Fielding Hawkins, con- cludmg the remodeling of the clas~ include Mn. Dana Hamm. change. Committees named for cludmg the meeting. : ~anse _Other fund · ralsm.g pro- ° I Op lC FRANces GAIL d •1 , 1,. E v ENGAGED-~1r. an "rs. tnston · arney 01 Gallipolis, Ohio. are announe~ng the engagement of their daughter, !"ranees Gail. to James p Skidmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Evergreen. Miss Varney is a 1966 graduate of Galli a Academy H.tg h sc hoo I. an d 1s · presen IIy emp Ioyed at Hoi zer Hospital Mr. Skidmore is a 1965 graduate of North Gallia H1gh School, and os employed by the Depart· ment of State Highways He 15 a memher of the Alr Nattonal Guard, Columbus. Weddmg plans arr incomplete -- -- -~- Nature s Gorden T r5 w0 Guest spea (ers 1 Mrs. Cora Pullen. !Charles Bennett, chr., and Le~ carried out in the table appoint· Iyear. I ~ The meeting opened with the tit Roush, Rosemary Lyons ments mcludl'l~ n coroucoma Mrs. Karl Owen was devD- 1 hymn, ''For the Beautv of the and Beulah White; table, Mrs Iwtth fruits and turkey replicas. honal chamnan and read the Future of the school and child Following the remarks of Earth" with Mrt. Turner at Clyde Winebrenner and Mrs. A salad, crackers and cream 1 t~h Psalm and a meditation weUare were the topics o( two Mr. Davis the organization vot- the piano. Beulah White gave Slaven. puffs were served by ltle host- [ entl~led, ''M~ Thanks Comes guost speakers 011 the programed to inviie a representative of a poem. "Let Me Give." Mrl. The birthdays of Mrs. Harold 1e,.es, Mrs. Donald Boone. 'llrs. EaSily at Times.". She closed Mrs. Jack Hackworth and Mrs. George Coones of the f u e Rio Gr>nde PTA Thurs- the state department of educa- Hamm was devotional !eader ,Chase, Belly Darst and Mrs. [Wmebrenner, Mrs. George Bak· With a Thanksg1vmg prayer. French City liarden Cluh were the guest speakers at tho ~a 'night lion to speak in detail about using the meditation, '"l'he[Asa Jordan were obterved. Na- er, and Leora Sigmao. Mrs. Thomas Rue was progr~m '[ Tht,;day afternoon meeting of Nature's Garden Club at ~r. Clarence Davis a mem- the future of the Rio Grande · ~ · --· leader and gav,e a ThanksgJV· the Gallipolis State Institute_. mg message, 'Let Us GIVe I Mrs. Donald Galloway mtroduced the speakers, who bft' of the Raccoon board of ed· school. A date for lhat meeting Thanks," describing the Piltalked on the suhiect "What We Can Do With Seed Pods 1 uratJOn, spoke on the !uture of W!Thll be antnouncod laler.ded grims and their struggles in . land Weeda from the .. . ..... ~~ the school , and Mrs. Vlrgmia e mee mg was prest IV· new land and their Thanksgiving W d " . ducted the business meeting 00 Baker, district representative of er by Mrs. Clara Gettles, and! observance. s. ' Name tags in the shape of S 1 I 1 ,. ., . ,, l I December Dl'nner planned ' '·· : the child welfare department, o( the ~l~ge to the flag was led . , , . . The annual thank offerin was Mrs. Hackworth showed ar- um 0kin s were handed out to Wheelersburg gave a talk •• by VJCkl Russell Attendance a· I Dinner at Bailey 0 Restaur-,family. I leader, opened With prayer and . g rangements for fall and the P · · be 1 ed . De b th dl f p a1 103 s·h taken and the meetmg "'as the 13 members present Tw11 tht· hi story of child Welfare ser- ward went to the third grade ant m Decem r was p 8fln 1 The eem er meetlag wUJ : e rea ng O 5 m · e 1 d . h . . f coming holidays She also made b ed ~' gave thoughts ef the late presi c ose wit the smgmg o · new mem ers were we1com I vice. She was introduced by roem of Mrs. Millard Mcl.Aiy. Iby the One Won One clau of!be held at the home of M r !1. : · .. A . th 8 t'f 1n A' several. explaining how to cor· I· 1 the club The Gardener's Mrs. Eva McCoy. ~ho works~· Re~reshments were served by the Pomeroy First Baptist Bailey: preceded by a dinner dent, John F. Kennedy, Prest· : ~wc~~r~:~r weas ~:~~~ ~ilowin ·dition the material With certain ;ledge wa~ repeated. locally !or the semce. the fifth grade mothers. :church Thursday evening at the at Bailey's restaurant at 6:30 dent Lyndon B. Johnson and · the meetin with a desse~ ! chemicals, how to lay them m Officers for the coming year -· horne or Mrs. Elmer Wickllam, p.m. Members will answer to Rev. Oral Roberts. A poem of I g a box with powder with a soft d · 1 .,_ ·T ·r oil lth Ch . Thallks and prayer concluded course served by the hostesses, • h ld were elected an ISsues o · A wi'• 11 Umoa . ve., w. D'll"''l. ·. • • • r ca w a r1stmas w- . layer on top · The box .s ou It womens, 0 ay were g1ven · to 1. lh gbl Sh lton ro-booteaa . Mrt J 8 Ste he the devotions. Mrs. Kar1 0 wen, Mrs. 111 1am 1 1 e as , I ou , , . , p nMorris, Mrs. Lorna Owen, Mrs. be slated. and the mater~a e ' each member. Mrs Harry Salley president son will be devotional leader. A dessert eourse wa.B served . Richard Owen Mrs Lillian . in it for seven days. This can During a social hour deUelouA · . • '· · ' · b d ti 'th fresh 1 conducted the meeting which IA committee was named for by the hostesses to the above !Steiff and Mrs. Garen Stans- ! e one at any me WI refreshments were served. A :opened with the class song, He Christmas gifts. A letter was named 8ld Mrs. Lydia Stew- ' bury. nowers. door prize was awarded in the Keeps Me Singing, followed I read from the Korean g i r! art, Mrs. Home Braley, Mrs. Mrs. Coon eo showed small ar· form of a table decoration made with tbe Lord's Prayer iD Uli- whicb ille class supports, by Aten Shain, Mrs. George r•ngements, Mn Garnet Wood ,by Mrs. Hackworth. The Dec· •on. Plans were made to fill a IMrs. Lorain Sterrftt. Skinner, Mrs. J. E. Fosler and Iof Ihe occupational therapy de-: ember meeting will be on Enthusiasm, and eagerness to move forward, domin- 'f_~ksgivin8 basket lor a needy Mrs. Ellen Couch, devotioaal a suest, Mn. Price Hawk. partment, was in charge of the holiday decorations by Ev· atedWthete~ovGember meeting of the Galha County Creal· ~-----d · The Rio Grande Mothers meeting: Mrsard.GallowCalybo! the derettCILohng of the Cheshire Gar· ve ·r1 r s roup. • • Le h rd d till d Gal11pohs G en u , con- en u . ft was the fourth anniversary of the group's organague ea . recor s en • .. No_v_ember . . .• 1 · I Enth,Us l asM m at , Wnters ee tl ng 1 R dH d ecor s ear By Mothers New Member l s Inl tl•ate -- " 2~._I962_at fr~; t~~~~~~i~~ ~,:';~~· I Contribution is Mode to TB Fund l ~;!i~~~e~r'!t~~!inJ.~;· ~e!d Mrs' By Rock Springs Better Health Club Lewis. 'fhere were seven I have no t1me !or anythmg else. Cheshire Chapter No. t50, Or· tr1ct a•soclation. Edith Hutsi•' Jannette Sheets and G Ia d y s tiOn League Library, which present. · , We are the busiest people ID der of Eastern Star, bnpreo- pUler was welcomed. She ba• , Rile. PlaM were completed were played by Mrs. JackJe . . . . Saturday. night there were •the world,'' written by Eric H. •ively initiated Katherine Metz. received her appointment to a for the iBsta!lation Dec. lith at DaviS, program chairman, at I A cenlnbut10n was made to at Hosp1Ial _by Decem'* .Jllld 14 present with Mrs. Marguer· Offer. j ger at 8 recent meeting. General Grand Chapter com- ?: 30 p. m. Chapters represent- th• November meetmg held at , the. TB fund by the R o c k any one wJShmg. to conti:i~!e lte Winters as a firs! . time . , . The program conalsted on the mittee, and all others present ed included Evangeline, Iron· the home of Mrs. Carmei Zetts. Sprmgs Beller Health club , ~ay leave gilts w1lh Mrs'~ guest. Miss Cl~ra Leasure s article Spinnin8 Record, with !be were extended a cordial we~ ton, Gallipolis, South ·Point, The. program opened w1th the Thursday afternoon at the hlme Miss Ruth Thomas, who was on . an Indian Hero was weD Worthy Matro01 and otar come. Wilkesville, Thurman, aod devotions by Mrs. Del~~es Shu· of Mrs. Welby Whaley. The next meeting wiB ~ lie unable to be present, sen! a ~"~;t!~n~ ~ded f ~tras~! points. A reading wu given by Helreslunents were served by Commerce, Michigan. ~r~ a~d Rs~e ~;ad Parents Mr! Fred Goe~esi· . held in the Methodist •.hurqh clipped line from the current e oe Y " rs. Mary Jane Neal and a IOllg, le ge .. ' 0 ca was answer· dent, ·conducted W".;;,.ting l basement on December 1.; ~ Har)lers, ''Wlien we do not do ers. t t' ed by fifteen members and one nd de r led b Mrs ' II • m A Jl<ltluck dinner wUI the thin& we eught to do, we Mrs. Elizabeth Richards' "May the Good Lord Bless eOSOnQ ea lngS eO Ur& mg guest, Mrs. Sandra Koby, by Aa vLeooJonsdwerPel y . be .' .ed I oon .~ ,_ ..._ and Keep You " was •nna by R•""'·- in k in itbh he d h M J k' tel 'ng the mos nar . ans were serv a n ...... ....., creative talent was clearly ' •...., ~... eep g w Y r aus ter, rs. oy rna Ing a . egram USI made to articipate in Opera· ! afternoon g1ft' will be pre; : evident in • fascinating poem, Odella Mack. Mary. Hugbea tile sesslll were presented at al Spencer. letters of their first name. f Sa t/ Claus at Athens ' ed for the Carman's "The Girl From Atlantis." was presented with a money meeting of the Elizabeth Chapel The meeting was in charge Mrs. Jackie Wickline and ~~nte ~ 'tal G'ft 1 must be : 1orne and the •lderly 11 . Cake and punch was served corsage by Floro Long, from Ladies Aid in GaUia at !be of the new president, Mrs. Mrs. Doris Cople.y were voted a i ;ommuni1\'. ' . in honor of the occasion. 11,. the chapter. · home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ernesrtn• Mooney. The pro- or and accepted mto league of cake was In the form of 8 book Guesbi present were Deputy Wil!is.Thursday afternoon. gram opened with two hymns. mernbenhlp. SSIOn 1rms 'llrs Arlee Abbott wu 111 Robert Reed was elected and was made by Mrs. Juanita Grand Matron Clarice. Sport· Glvmg readmgs were Ann Dorothy Layne read the scrip- Mrs. Deanna Merry won the t f• charge of the program and MY· Worshipful Master of Harrison·· Woods mg, Graod Rei_resentatiVe of Romaine, Ruth Brucker, Orpba ture lesson from Psalms. door pme. Refreshments were [ eS a mg 0 j eral arlldes were read iDciUdville Lodge F. & A.M. on Nov. " West VIrginia, Pearl North- Wooten, Francea steger, Fran- There were II membero, two served by the hostess and her 1ing. For what can we be thank· o. · The next meeting will be on up; Worthy Matron of South coa Melton, Ruby Saunders, EJ. guests, and loW' cb!ldre1 pres- two co-hostesse•. Mrs. Jackie Foimer; 1 ful. by Mrs. Scott l!eed who succeeds Joseph December 10, with Mrs. Velma Point, LI!Uth Cain and secre- la Gobbs. Janice Saunders and ent. Refreshments of pumpltln Davis and Mrs. Betty Copley. The Session of the Middieporti Various types of arthritis, Mn. Stanley was elected during the Plkkoja as hostess. Everyone ito taries of other chapters. Ernestine Mooney. Mrs. Ruby pie, coffee and mints were during 1 social hour. Nex I First United Presbyterian ] Leonard: Truly great treaalll'tl, annual meeting, along with th~ l welcome. Call Mrs. Mary Lewis, Guest of honor was Mary Saunders was hostess, asals!A!d served. The sroup waa dlsmi"· meeting will be the children's Church affirmed the action of Mrs. LewJS Grueser; Diabeltt, following officers: E u gen., 245-5523 for additional informo- Hughes who hao se~ed Cheed with prayer by Frances Mel· Christmas party to be held at lhe General Assembly ol Pr..-1Mrs. George Skinner. Young; Senior Warden; Hobert i lion. ohlrt Chapter 81 aecretary for Attend Ceremoninl ron. Next meeting will be at Calvary Bapti•t church on byteriu Churches regarding the : Mrs. Goeglein read No neell Swich, Junior Warden; Wayne .. 21 years, :Grand Representative Of Ladhl•' Shrine the home of Mn. Marie Ber- Dec. 20th at 6:30 p. m. Santa restaling of the Westmill8terl for concern abaot beart murWingelt, treasurer; Harold Rice, Cunningham;, of Kans81 for three years, and ndge. wd! be on hand to pass out Confesalon of Faith at a meet· : mur ; Mrs. W. A. Morgan read, Secretary· •VIrgil Atldru~ chap- G D' also paal preoidelll of tile dis- Mrs. Marie Hewklns of Midgtfts and treats to each child. lng racently at the church.. I Then Thanksgiving Came; and lain; Stanley, 5eni~r Dea· •';U'Il at rnner d!eport and Mrs. Gertrude Mit- W--'-'' A ~port of the nMtiJnallns l Mrs. Mark Grueser Jr., Be con; Fra~k Epple, JQII!or !;lea- gh:~• ~·~~- ~:~~~m, ::~: Tri-Monthly Meet chell, Pomeroy, were In ColumPlmu of Gallipolil Milaion comrruttee was giVen and wlll j careful to avoid dangers o1 frollt oon; Guy MorriS, Tyler and Jos mnnd Cunningham was suest boo Friday to attend the La· Mua Rees Noted WUl be Opelred present tile slate of off1cers at1bite. A poem, A Sensible Boy, eph .Stanley, Trustee apd Edu-'iol ·hoJfd'r· at a ·spaghetti dinner Held by Baptiltl dies Oriental Shrine, Theo c.urt Final plans for the wedding Re•. Howard Stewart, evan· Iht anaual congregalional meet· by Mrs. William Grueser, COl). ucabon officer. Lloyd Klng ha• Tue!J!Iar ; evening at the home Triedstone BapUill ebureb o1 No. 5 Ceremottlal held at the of Mlsa Lynda Rees, dou8hter gellsl, who Uvea 11 110 River in8 in January. . eluded the program. boen appoiHted semor steward; , of her grandniother. Mrs. Qs. GalllpoUs held Its tri-monthly Youth. Center of the Oll!o state of Mr. and Mrt. Floyd Rees of St., Kanauga, announoed today J.ln. Arthur LewiS was electTo"m Mar~, .Junior Stewart. car Rouslt. The dinner was slv- buslneso oession Nov. -1, with Exposition ~ds. Garfteld Avenue, Gall!polll, to that be 11111 twe tther llllnlsten ed delegate to the Scioto Pres· Refreshments were served b)' .1Iey will he inslal!ed at 7:30,00 in observance of her s!I· Rev. L. V. Gause presiding. Mrs. Hawkms. Ia repreeenta- )lr. Terence Heaton of Detroi~ m openitll the Gallipolis MJ». bytery meetmg at Oak H1ll. the hostess dunng the soc••' p.m. Dec. 3 In the Ma9<11lic l'teenth birthday ann!vorsary. The meeting wu mll'ied by Uve of the Ladies Oriental Michigan, are bein8 unmmced. lioD at i'IGI Euleru Ave. others attendmg were Mrs. J. buur to !be above named and Temple. , . · ·After the hOnoree had qpen-.the election of church olficera, Shrine ol North America this It will be an event of Salta'- Otlten ·• r:latod will! hlm E. Harley, Mn. E. 0. Tewks- Mn. Harold l!!ackston, . Mrs . · . ed per .gifts arid cards, ga111e1 !11111 their IISiatanll. Mn. Alvin year o1 Theo Court. c.Iwnbus, doy, November 26th at2:30 •'·11 lilt le.'IC! a ntllatiGit . . borJ, Mrs. Geor!le Anderson, Cl1f~ Leifhel~ Mrs. William FilA. MEETS · >~were pl~yell and prlzaa award- IJones and Harry .Scott, Sr., and haa been lnsb]tmenlll Ia ~ock In ille aftemooa, at the lle'r. ,, _ Qa.. 11111 ReY. lht Rev. Howard -Ruppel! and Eichinger, Mrs. Homer Rid· The El!li~ Hlgb . . l')I~fll l N to wtnneni. Those attettdlng were elected 11 eo-ciialnnen ol 111isting with the 19 caitdldates First Baptlat church. A balf. ar*·Ji.t. .... lta"llt w bls lither, C. H. Ruppell ford and a guest, Mra. · K1rl I_ 1 I'''"· S !~:;f!=if~~:-J:;!li:J!~f;~;~~~!t:i.·~~i i~!!!IJ:fl ~~~~!~~Jl(iraii 11 ~:J ~~~;~~~mf~~[~~! . . 1ilf;~~~~[~ :~fial&firl i~~ ![ ief! ~~fr·~~~~ ~ .. ;·ll .. tr-u 1 ~s ~~ ~ d.ll r~~r~:=of.!.?hnJ a:e.lrU! r u d -. t::=r::~= • tO'IO ~ -· ... -eft '!''e~~ .... . ' '" '. i9 ~ ~: ------------~~- ii f . '· I e1 f i a; ~ j. i r!zi~ r gl ! I; z ~·· ·If ~~ ra.l r ~ ! Robert Reed is _New Worshipful Moster Lodge "P' · I [ .~ ~ Fred i ~~~~~~~~~~=-~~~----~~~-----~~--------- I I ' M·ee f Se . Aff'-· R I Confession *' · Mu• . ~u ~~ :::~ i~~iil~i~~ !1 :1~ / R d' ; i . ' . . .. I i 'Ij ~~ ' jlf~ ~~ JI !I ~!I II J ~ iii ~~ i ~I m i d ~ f I f~ 51 f r i ( ~~ i ~~ Jl Wj i i if. i t II ii S:f1. II' r tt 0 """'"If J I . ~h~~e~":;~ olin~:~~!: ~J::~ ~~:~!J!~:O' :~~-~.~.~;=:bel: ~~!~~ =~onw:SW:M:; :'8en~ Economl~- room N~... 7,- , A; ,Ann ,Wll,aop, . Donna llll= O:~w~ vtr!:•.:: ..,.t III~~-; ..!"...~:!f:V:':r ': »:» :£\cz: Grueser. , due to IIIDes!l ill hil f~- THE OBRISTMAS • . Haymaa, Ithe t!IIe · of ,.-ate mjJils1el' ill Co!wnhlts. :rite progr$ll will mony. q~ lllSIIllll of dell .will " 111111 I& L :usPisl: ~aa c:o~;:: ·~~~ CIEiat,.-ortby, . Candac:e on Brother J111111 T. W"'- 'fttey beiJbeiD aht 1tdp.nl.•with a fOil~ church~ ~- befo~ ~ . . II ft. 11 0, andlbt the ~odeUnsd ~!.:~ · · . . "'·•· .... .,.,.., •ill_• DaVIs,. Karet1 gave htm ·hla lfoense to preacll to e at • p.m. o..... 0!1· li. ·-·,..... ww ..... ..., p.m. A . · Willa . . lll8ll8l wu ,.........., . enu . ~FI'I! · ~~'W t lll . . ~. Ha~~. , Me)jssa Davjs. PaUy In lbe illllriDIGl lbe oomlqj'bY ~ entertolamea~- llll!lled. Wedding In the F"'•• 'II will .. ._. · 111111• womn were -~~ ~~ , · Slave~. llldJiuaonaMcJntosb.year, "FiieyTaleiCaaComaTnte."&om.Ciblcburdl. . , ... _ _ _ _ ·~· · ·· -- l .-· ·, •llllirN'L :! ,_leer JerrJ . Mltar'l ..~ '.J. 17 ......_ 11 tfeJI every ...., •..,. ..._ .........--.~. l\lllk _ __ · , �} • 0 . rce ' • ' ' 1B 0 "' --.w.. " S · ' d ' H · emJ " · ·. · ' " .1.& -'l!lte SUndayTimes;Sent!nei,SUnday, Nov.20, 1966 1!1'1' !dill~·· c.aa1r1 ra~r een an d roa . way . 'ftiiJ :;~:.':!:~:.!: .· \. .· 'and . Speaker Physiaianis on ~llu Roth1eb Hod ·p· ·-·-1 \ j n o . IN BtrthContro/ el'sono otes F M'ddl · port e tOm Wome~,(' il t ·I• ' 'i If I(' • II '! . ~~ . '" • ~e Guest Niqht is Observed by Ladies Of H-.vap Snrietv I hall 1 roomc . 1 Home fc Girls VtSit Bakery p n . • 1 Personal Notes From Pomeroy -·> ·:.• I~~~~~~Mr. and Mrs. p and family. PERMANENT SHAPE BRAS ,•, ·• of cool, crisp cotton and quick-dry Dacronl ... always look new ... never need · by I '. VIctor Mrs. !Iober! Gantner return· ed to her bomo, O.lumjlus Friday, o!U!r a riJit with !tor mother, Mrs. PltD WilllaJn!OII, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eberfeld of O.lumbus vflltetf Frloflm1oon with Mrs. Grover [~ Kling .' " for gr•cioua holiday dining •• , 44" auffat end Hutch Top .. $244.00 lleetaDgu1ar Bltenslon Table 4 Thumbeck Chol,. _. . • . . . . $237.00 CCL Supports 3Drives with Contributions All pieces avallabll! Frlllk Sla4tD. ., ' I, "PRETTY EASY"... with all Spandex sides and back.,, for a p_rett1er profile. You've never wom 8 more comtortablt bra. It s_ subtly seamed to eive you beautiful upUft tnd 1eparat1o n and a softer rounder, more netur.,l-shape. It .,•• amoothes the way for today's fashfont. Yoo may want '" 61yle 383 32·36A:32·38B&C:Whlte0nfy p,oo it so that you can throw aWiy your ironl ~be!"' : 65% Polynter, 3!5% '" '· :I ~ .,• • CoHort. E1ntfc: Nylon, lpeftd& --- ....... u5 ..:. ... ,__"!'II.~~ W, a,.tido, three O l b o r - ... flo •llti!, P.- 1 ~ ~· ciiUiMer, er IIIMI Wllt.cirt ' ''II Ill; rllilt Mft, .,Ill!.,. 1. Dunaa. a•, . _ ,.a, ~., •· lnd ol "'I tlltUI, •llnnab Hentl of Bidwe ll . M111. B'..t~ . . · . · Bober Bottplialt VllilinC BLAME YOUTH FOR MOST ANYTHING: Ve- Me~--'-' lbl~tr IIOGJta), . ' k z.t IIIII 7~ p. Jn, Pamlll ~ ..,, ..,. .,., ....., w. .,..,.. en,. T""' "'"n .,. -... ...o ege oy • soc s.o:x" is the wail of the sock indu~try All......., _ Mrs ,luhll.fOD. . . 1, Norttwp. 11011. 41:&0 L ed. 'cnlcel were held Wt(h'l~liY aft· -because the .fad or Walkio" SOCk·f'tee ,in loafers ·big, Foster. r-u. ~mero · ..J Ceci.'I on Pedlltrlcll Ward. l'f,, ~~ BDIIIr JloQitaL • trDOOII at Mtller'l Home for Fuatr· .Ill 11n• .,...,. "' '"' ''"'' ... '" c...... on college campuses. Ac u~lly, this trend started Rutland• 'I'. K1lldlr. •41•-Cti&Nl .. QeiUIIol&l.. CHANCE ..... u - Err.ory .E. Cl!fu~r~~&w, L ..,. Aft at &Ia' • • wrr , at Rio . Qrandl. - B' ,.. .. ..,ED• ago amon§ au_ages and sex~s . . . seemed Dldarlet _ Mra. - ..,.;.. • 1t,;J-. ...," _ 11r. am. IMtbtr J:~~r';"e::.~:'·.~ ':!.~omo: Helen: Dear Baffled. mqre n,atura when weari~g Blip-on shoes. Jla.rcum and 100 II Keltllt Rd.; ,.,. ""'"' ao. 1 , - .,041 ,,..., .... ...,. ....,...,. "''"""" ••• ..,. .,,. waa born out of wedlock. Yes.... But dOeSII't It make •nto f11h_ l ttn thlo oummor wtt.n the _ A .,.; to ' Sljoets, 119 ..i:larfl•JO. • 1 11 1 'GlllliPilll. "" • · ,.. lAO · R< .......,, " " " " .... '"'· mother come from ·a poor you feel heau"lull• sllmj-H. HI shed socks with 111 of port u"~" Aoi Bunce. • • MD 10:17 ...... 1110UI II; u4 prevlou.dy u. and b.lr lite bUIN I I Bobby ~ JIP.IIIo JIICIIUII Jloiltlf lbpttal. b... bad linld a\ PaUlo\ !ur 68 Jeln. father from a proor - lfttr legs. got .. good tin. . 0 one yet wanders ' Rt. l, ateshlre·, "'.••'- Nidav lira. Rill "Ill bol'll 1rl Gnea Tflp,, In shoes Wltb Iaces . . . In ski boots ... or • .......... LICINIII Dea. 5. 1882, daughter of thl! laW Can you tell me If. Dear Helen: Meip GIDelllllelpHil 2, G~polla; ~-' Mt,. CJjuJes ,_, w-. "· ""'""" ... """" •· .,...... •"" "'".. '· "" 1 can claim a ohore of my ..-. husband ••yo any afad tuxedo. are cur•"-~·•-., _ None. D• Stepp' RL 1' VI·'·~· B' ·•,•ra IMn Afttal. . . Vlllto•· T-er- murla~e lo Chulel t:. Retl took ..V ill Signs ba IWIUJaHV lMIIJ; IJUIW . ".,,~.· ,..w.-r a.a~. at. Pettet&, pJaee, · h n..=:~ ontn s;netll29, ~IN- fattier's estate according to ~an get all her housework f Wth. pro bly not co stead, she wears I llip - in Dbleh·-- None S. Slayton, Bldwe:Di C21arles .J. ,,t,:· · LYnda t.ou a-. "· oalll· t9.~. A dauch:!, ~~:: s::s law? He died about two year~ Jt she consi!:tently spends ur er . . . because print, in silver, a Paisley :. . . -.- · Wilson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs turvlvln~t are "ro. r-onlan t'artf't "au\ Iago. No one knows who my half hour 8 da~ on 1-1 workln• are val· naturally solld BDd not H w Sa n--· M • DIATNI OF WIIK • and Fl11yd Keu. all of Gallli'OH~. • ~ a b k N enry . yre, ~me: rs, c. MorN Cart•r, •••• t"M14ant of There are llve- i'rllll!hoflihlrel' "'"' lwo real father was. It is a 66- •·organized." Could this be? ac . ew Underwear aa outerwear Pleuut Valley BDipi&al Letha Riley. Athens; Mrs. Mar· NorthUp. un.IDI dild. SWldl!l ln llad• lllten ITelll lflrnichild.ren. Two ~Ur\'lvina velour ian Marun liD w. French, Rt. 3, Oak Hill: Cool.W. homemom.lnl where be arr Mrs. ~arle Froldeveau• "' I year' - 0 ld secre I. - FORGOT. D.I.s. . ' . S-o-.ers swear Is now hlp. CaiJ. ll'dml"~ ncu - Mrs. IN!PII I NUent for two month.l. He Galllpolll and Mrl. MeKbll" NldU' of ITEN CHIW. Dear Dis: brr,ht-col.ored leiSure inl au uil bf&m. Tbe first Campbell, Jr., Henderson. M-. BoSJ'I N'tcho'-, Spencer, w. ~l•···pltal. retiredCl.lveland., from Hawthornden State Spl'lnlfleld. Three brother~ are rte . and kDe\\ OVer .. WeUston· tD fe&N aJo. He Inned. SM ,wu a memller of ratri_ o_t Dear F.C.: Let hlm put his shoulder I b . -the-calf h antinail • bJting phannaceuu. Dlsrbai'Jed - Edley Mc])on.. Va•• Henry Works ;.bnr:h~:-~:~ ;' i:~'~:. ~~~~n::: 1~e:v~:~!~· w~!~1~ d1 n~h;~:ttll.v ~~~ 1 This is a problem for a law- where his mouth Is and try ~oe ~ are be}dg cal conipounded especially for Wd, Pt. Pleasant; Charles A. ~. Charles Bate; Partn. 0 5 ,. "rlun lAJion P!»t, r-o. 304. ~~nu. !noon 1t tliM Wau.r]1 Hnllt-.~ wnnrt lyer, but if no one knows who for a week WITHOUT the a~et a k·a . e Pleasant; Reg- burg w va 1. Larry'J Keaton, 1eS Jn 0 eepJng young adults Is now on the Morrison, pt_ I' r'lt-vellnd. He wa1 110m It ' Beth· Funeral hom• and nnrlll wu In d h1s , help of his secretary!-H. rnaand · ' ' " ' f• on Jan. , , n of Ute law , Mound Hilr r·emeter)L. your real father was an coz with ek· market. A nasty. tasting lUll, Maddleport; Mrs. Jr., Wellston; Dale D. RotlJ. 1 31 1881 10 Mr> rran and Sarah WIMma• Carter. lie Iname does not appear on your I y so leal ycru paint on, the manuHarbour and daum..ter, geb, Rt. 1, G•"'""''•. I "•I"VIved bJ 1 . . .r and a brother .... It, Gl ..ell, 71. I ni!IVLII nf (],alf)ll ~ •· ·'ene cuw Uld Mn: Jolul R. 111 eount.J<. formem o' VInton. dleo ' birth certificate - I doubt you'Jl YOUR RELPINQ HAND facturers say It's for the mll· Grove; Mrs. Rossie 1I "ed.ed r.k. botll of Oalii))Oill Ht Wl-8 MondP.I' at lhe hom• nf a clau~l!l~ · ;n Ih GUITARS CONTINUE · ......... - "E. In deatll bJ four brolhen. ThomptOD, o. He wu Ill!! son of tile ave much Iuck In br IngIng DEPA RTMEN'I' . TO lions of U. s. FAMllJES ' Leon; Mrs. Martin ..-lQ.I:I. Emory ' lt'l'l were held Tutlldl)' aflemflO'I law. ClllriU and M•.", lee~ Gnoeh of claim on an estate that may a). Dear Helen · GO-GO· Some lD mllll'on Ifamily In three that sbelter Pt. Pleasant· Mrs Caldwell, 205 Kelton Rd., daugh1 •he WauJh , Htlle.l' • Wood Fun- Raceoon Wwn~hlp a maiTiaJI •nu ' · I , ' ' . l' home ed burial wu In Sflth· lto the former Ruh~ Ruqel]. who Iready be settled. -H. Would your readers with II fl t . lhi Inail biter who is Ftelds and son Hart. ter. 2 a.m., Friday; Mrs. Pear· ·~ ' ~rnetry· IUtYI~u alonJ with tne followlnll' . "' nger gee ars In s • M F nk c ' I E ~,._ lehlldrrtn Ml'!l Marv sm1• of Thomp tle bme please write to Mrs. . a young adUlt and (the rs. ra apehart, Jr. I ey · ;;n;:ymour, Rt. 3, welm" 1en fMKinlew walt1 n, ••· 1 n l10n. Du1d u~11 or t::olumbuM. aus-1Dear Helen : Ruth Dockery Rt 1 Broc 341 · · · · the great ma)ori· :Jre twcr~ne ·1 Pleasant. ton, son, 7:44 a. m. Friday : I •rl flrmlr ....nntll operato( and 11!11 QOO('h "' l'lllfornll. rnd 11 """rt Th' ' 0 Bl ched' ' . ' ' are you Girls strum a gir. lt1b I Ch I D. Stepp, Rt. 1, Vinfo rraer eouniJ. lltlftiO.YI of Rio Grande lnd Johnny Gouch of Jgnnstcwn, 0-1 IS IS for " ver- ea ' Laurens, South Carolina1 29360. lb . an fiDdiDg basebaU's DOt erJc. 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Mar· ares e• ci early Sunday momlna: In IWedl<·at Ser\'lee• we~ hela Wedneaday att..r who claims the ctdor'ne in th Sh · L._.i e straight models C bell J H d •(' •nter Ho-tll wbeR IW! hid t.Hn • Inoon al a Jonn•U•wn funeral home. . . I e e IS 72, and has been in 0811 b . I , ke&. The BBC took a big gamamp I r., en erson, wa•, son, 11 :50 a. m . Fr'da 1 y; r :•ent for ,hree dan. Rt wu 1 ,, sWJmmmg pool turned her a year, after breaking her 1~y the hon s share ble and showeo the Br<'l'•sh daughter. Mrs. Marlin W. French, Rt. 3 ~"rn at Bladen on oat 15 ltvt aon I Mn.. Lll 1•e AIDI"• ' • rormer re.- h . Chi . "'II of the e1ectrtcs You 1 th I ·he lat. W\lltam Uld S~rall Wen. lllent ol Olllil>olll who• wa• ruldlnt 81!' green. orme does not m 1965 She's all aJone and let. pay em Isles a film of this year's Oak Hill, son, 5:04 p.m. Frl-' \" ' ltera. Mil marrlqe .... t.o the lor- In ?-ron Clt.y, died T\iuda, OLJhl ln turn blonde hair green. The 1ers would cheer her ;,_atl alone .. .. you play them with Se . f . . day· Mrs Thmnas E Manring1 '·..,Hh ~ Rom1 flalle)". who iJUrvl\'8 . alnrllfl a ' olumb\1~ ho.Jlllb.l. She WU born Ln "d , II'" y.- ukeJeS b ' d lh ' t rJeS, 008 0 young America'S Of &gJng con· Mrs. E. N. ' aDJOS an o er U'IS ru- favorite events Jt b !fled th Q · -~.. .._ Wellston, son, 6 ~ 31 p. rn. Fri1 100 , o.ru-p w 11 ~~'~ 61 Rto IJacklon eouaty on May 18. 18tH, Ul• algaecl e preventative -1 . da.uJhter of the 1ate 1onn •nd Ren.... talning copper sulphate does! ments . you feature them · a e - am ab auto meuuwle d ' t·~ r;! si':.~ :'::·;:~r~~~': r::n:!:!~ w.:, It discolors blonde hair and al· (atraight or electric) for the ~riUsh viewer~ who get and am often exposed to ear- ay. :u•D!ntt .p_e ~::.=~~·dd•~e;ht~r t1~~~~ .!!o IJray hair. : eornbos you organize. You play Ci~ about <:nc~et, a bon monoK.ide. Does this gas Dllth&flet - Mra. Clara ~·:.ye AIDan. • torm~r tJilllpolll tnch Normally if she washes her giVIng everything lrom folk to classl- that s played with a flat bat the lungs? Ambrose Carl W. CarmH:hael Cl. now OJ Grou Clly. IUI"\IIYfl. O!h I A - No, bu I It """t' Al-Ia ' . D. Caster, Ron-' ., turvlvnrs are I brother and lllree l head after ' a swim and lies in I 0 eel to pop music ou dleir dand wickets and can IasI ces th e Mrs. Maggie :~!'.San~~~~mi.tr:.11~~~~:~~;_ ~:~~~~ the sun three or four dayt-, she I strilp. School music clubs are ay. T~Jeal was ~e p11ZZled in your blood as it pas&> ald D. Davis, John E. Elardo, an or 0 • k Hill Mn . Alb~n wu a will have no dlsooloratlon U "in'' - now more than ever - Londone s query - Why your lungs. This Lawrence E. Fitch, Mrs. Char· ::e~~~! ~e:!ra:w~~~~~~!/h:r~~: For others with this problem. . with the suitar-srnitten, Round tbe catcher ~ U. S. baaeball a shtrtage of OIY&'en in les H. Goheen, Charlene K. ~~~r:Jt ~~~ew:::hbur!l!fl~~. mw~~~ take it from a man in the ~wim- ~ Thanksgiving was the theme up five or 10 guys and gals who wear ~ fencers mask? Tbe the brain and results in h_ead- Howell , William R. HtweJI, cemetery .-a Thurm~u ming pool business, if enough ot the November meeUng of can play melodies, then latch Leaf JS the name of a new ache, mental confusion, hght.. Mrs. Ernest E. Lantz, Park ._ :~&ul•!'l.llill~ •~ Mrt. os1 llllef'l, ,,, a relldent ot chorine is used in the water.' the Alexander Social Club held on to a qualified leader Music shop opened at Antioch headedness, blurred vision and D. McDaniel, R. James MY· MONDAY :,\i~!~~~ ;;!r; ~~~·,!.d~1~ 10~11~~~r;e~~ no algat•cide Is needed, but one at the home of_ Mr. tnd Mrs. buffs testify the guita; is ·•a lege by the Community Gov- nausea. All ~el~-run garages ers, Oscar Poetker, Mrs. Maral <J •rec~or. !.lied 'Actln"aday n1•11t 1n to four ounces of copper sul· Ho!Us McConmck this week. social musical instrument" To emment - with such UtUe DOW have ventilating systems to vm T. Roush, Miss Clovadys THE J OF CLASS of the pu!ent ror a "''"II She wu oom I R di f t ed th · coverage eve n • U 'ted M thodl t Ch ch . m 1.-a.,.rence courn~ on ~'eb :.a. 1001. phate to 10,000 gallons of water ea ngs ea ur e prG- boy a IUitar that'll churn out . · ryo e 8 wonder- remove the carboo moaoxJde scott, Tem· L. Snod&rass, Mrs 11 m e s ur WI daurlll~r of tile late ~urrls and .\lary is pretty safe (unless. the water gram. the kind of music from the mechanics' working Merlin Teets Wilbur E. Beav1 mg what they have to sell. meet at BaUey'a R.Mtaurant on 1hu1b1nd. lfo,.,eu Wlrkune . rn Mllnlt,ou lo he r wan , • Diehl Mrs the •a ~urv1ved I.IY a dlln&h · 1company has already added ""JHOSe who presented rea d• first give it a test pou check areas. : er, Mrs Charles \lo ndoy That k.s~ 8 p. . m. fordl thelr · or ~' Bedtort1, '"" "'' rnd., .. ~.:rtorrla. "'"· '"'" ~ .w•L• lngs 1ncluded Mary wadde11 . the string action both for taul· Q - I ba ve taRn 7 or 8 APC Homer E . Wh'ate, Mrs. ' William · · t;dw!n,otooo Max 1ttome o1 1ts own ). "'"'\J 1 nnnua an l!i'vmg nner. •nd carl ~-.:.hou, 111 ot Ga.I• P"!ts. pnd Dear Helen· Cora Boster Pearl Ho1ston ness and ase f fin tablets dally for seieral years B Dunn and infant son Mrs Following the u•~.r EIIIOI.t. ~t home she was a 1 As a swimming · e 0 no genng .. · . the dinner ~ the f group thel membe1· uf n,tue~.r~ Lllet ...... nt ehunh pool owner Be t ly Crouse' and Nan McCor-' and see there's warping of for headaches. When I read that Donald W. Ha-lley and ' Infant· WI 11 go to c "h· or r There 11"1! u granu~nlldrom. II ~ •rea~ , f ' k• th ese lobi~. r oochUd.rln . .'-lerv1~e• were held or 25 years, I feeI qua I"uJe d to R'llC neck or fingerboard no splits 8y Wayne G· Brandstadt' ~::"", when us ed Ior a daughter, Mrs. Charles T. Kin11 1 ru~ular meeting~ ,.30 p. m. Slturd•Y ,nernr.on at B~lll<e-~d~~ Meth· speak. My two blonde daught. Mrs. Anna Massie president in the wood Good,/ ed" it Q -Two yean~ 810 a prolonged peri&d can cause kid- der and infant dau ..hter MrDOLEP<'·RT PTA mePtin~ odllt el'!urell11nuer aM d1recuon o~r111 .. u ofln N"al ' ol)f!ned-' ars, like iood · usedWIcars guare- warned m e not to toke '. ~ ctmet.er the ers went through the green-~ presa'ded . The program ney trouble I SWJtched t.6 as-., ~;::::~~;;;~"'~·:·::~ -1 ' ' 11 be held Mon~ay evemng, . ·"""' 'un"r~! home hair bit, and a gray _ haired with lhe group $1ging "Faith fine to own aood new' ones mones because I have cysts in pirin but it upsets my stomach. ~ 11v_ 21, at the high school r-h .. "'· ., ~ ... w. s•. ·' . .. _w , friend berame blue~ haired, be- of Our Fathers." Mary Allie have a bJgb &rade-ID value. my breasts. Now another What should I do now? Q .tOdotorlunt :.~::: ·:·. ::'"""" ·" .< "' · " ' ' " ' ' " ' ' fore I renli;ed copper oxide[offered prayer .and the bostess How much should you pay? lor has prescribed estrogen A - APC tabl•ta contain as, !:~./~~/'.:.~ ~.~-·:· :·:..~"·· · ". ':!' ...~ .1 nd plai11 old bluing (to mtikP ~ gan the scripture reading. Roll Varies _ for 1 good straight the menopause. He says pirin, phenacetin and caffeine. e will meet .. .• •.. .""'-·: lhe pool look brlghll _can't be : call was ' goven by an,wermR folk classic or arched - top to develop It is true thai prolonged use of e,.a. 1 -~~~~cc:M anu n~,ml'w~. s.:r~·cu used for certain hatr colors the quest1on ''For What Am I , ~~ for rock 'n' roll tnlnithey take the phenacetlD, whlcb Is present al· GBC Gr1duetes Gat Tuesday at 2 p. m. at lhe ·· "· -. ·' ·" •·' · ~ · ~ .... .'!luu .. _, <~I Those algaecides are the cul- Thankful'-''' Names of mystery ·. 1 0 · What do you think? in many over-the-counter u nlted Method.ISt Ch ~rc h· the. -·· n"r ruuerar nom1, (.'1n... • . • mum 15 4 . maxamum $500 __~· ... ~ ~~~) ..... 111eu r..c pr1ts, usually. - 0. H. Isisters for the coming year fo . an electric with amplifier I A - Tbe estroJeos prescrlb- pain relievers, may cause kidThe Better Jobs MEIGS COUNTY RidiJlg club l~U:n ..... Lhl \\'l!lllel'l>ult - 8IUott I"U· n H I l ' ' fr equentIy . n~n 1 nu ... e .,1ru .. n•oh!Lu....,r.,~u ear e en. - Iwere drawn. tthat outr'JCks tnd outrolls the ed merely. replace hormones ney disease. ,.•,spmn w11l meet Tuesday evening Nov . Iw111 be h~ld 111 11."3(1 ;1. m. Mond•Y ln I'm exactlv the same meas- Prior to the prnaram a delicht th n 1 $lll0 h your ovar1es have been causes stomach distress. Complete 2'... at the recrealt'on "8 t e 1 InI for many years. They . room of I.-\IJI.lliOrl - lteynoiU~ cemelery. urements asi when [ marMed, lous meal wa.~ served with Mrs. arc roof OP $1.400.e 00r S The first stop you should take , trP Joe Young, Sr., home at • • 30 years ago. Vet In th05e days &earl saunders giving the 1not cause cancer and may help is to have your doctor determine Diploma Courses 7.:10 p. m, HosU!sses wm be I IS I WOrt ' &e. l6 ;stor,e-l>llltgbl. ~ There were 13 members I to prevent II but, if you have a the cause of your hPadoches and e Secretarial ~rs. Young and Mrs. Harry . • . . f dress. and ~w 1 w&ar 8 size 4 visitors In attendance. MOST DANGEROUS COL--Icancer, ~t may be necessary to remove the cause. If, ror some a General Office r•ost. . I 1OpiC 0 12. When f buy a dress pat· The next meeting will be .. at LEGE SPORT - T 0 UC H stop takmg the •strogen. reason, this can't be done, you e Bus. Administr~tleo SEr<TOF MOTHERS .of Modtern, according to my measure· the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Noel FOOTBALL: A report just Q- WID Premaria taken for might try a different type of 1 dleport High School will . meet , Iment,:; J _,~~~14!, . size 16 . Massie. whisked out by the University lh• menopause cause any side poin reliever, such as propoxy- 1 There is a job with 1uesd~y evening, Nov .. ~. m A program on facaal care (36 bus~), l;ut ,~fgtJ:W~~-~~-~~ Iof Iowa proclaims that touch effects, such a~ male character- phene or phenyramidol. These . Unlimited Opportunitiu the high scnool cafei<llo. All and related problems was pre- too l~~~;ge, . , •- ~ .• r-football, as far as getting huri l•tics? drugs require a doctor's pre· for every GBC Greduato mothers ore urged to attend. sented by Mrs. Junior Carroll Why dh why don't the cloth· : goes, is a tougiler gam• than A- Premartn I• a strictly fe- scription. · RACINE . .AMERICAN Leg1on at a recent meehng of the lng and pattern lndpstrtes stan·[• I . . • _. varsity football. Among games male hormone. In the prescrib-1 1.-;;;;i;;======== Enrollments will be Auxiliary wlil meet Tuesday. Diapers to uates M o t h e r ; Idardize? When ~Ylt . ~"·¥'~ j played around the compuo, ed dos•g• It will not cause any . . Nov. 22, at 7:30 p. •m. at the League of Galhpohs, at the buys a quarter-mch biJit. ol , · touch football tops all others side •fleets and will not cause E'xercose" GOODaccepted until Dec. 2 Post Hall in Racine. Guest home oi Mrs. William RusselL Ifits a quarter-inch nu~ but I: L admissions for injuries. Oth· masculinization in any dosage. You SHOULD' soeaker will be Mrs. Mary The speaker a.nswered many mus.l buy a '"e 14 pattero and I'~'foe annual Tbanksgivlng din- m high upon the injury prone Q - Dots laking bormon., at the Coli. write, or visit for Martin, 8th district Junior Ac· questions lollowmg her re- • .SIZe l2 dress to fit what I ner of Magnnlla Tt!mple, Pytlo- list in sports at college are ski- for the menopause prolong or I catalog 1nd information livily cholrmnn. marks. ollll think " a SIZe 16 f•gure. ian Sisters, was held 'l'hurodoy lng, physical education and <horten the change? Approved for Veter1n1 HARRISONVD..LE PTO will Mrs. Vernon Russell, pres!· - - evening prl!<:!ding the regular workouts on the Trampoline. A - II II oow believed that meet Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7:45 c:W.nt, was in charge of lhe 11111!Wi!Mll>'<mm u;au l!a\Jili:cta meeting. A eovered dlsb chick- The university's stati3tics on hormones will neither prolong & p. m. In the auditorium. There meeting. !WII call was answer ·1 en dinner was oerved at 6:30 the rough, tough game of touch nor shorten the change, but. will wiU be a ohort program fol- ed by each member's lavorite p.m. with Ethol Stewart ask· lootbpll do not clarify whethor relieve some of the symptom' i<•wing the business meeting. ha1r length. [ tng Grace. The Th~nksgiving some of theoo are coeducation associated with it. Specifically Third & Stale All parents are urged to at· Durong the business meeting theme was carried out on the al matches - mixing in looses they help you retain a sense of Ph. 446-0797 or 446-2734 36 Locuot Ph. 4464367 tend. Mrs. Robert Rolbgeb was elect. table and napkins. Iwith . the passes ' '.' .. h ic h WWtel~l~-:_."'be~in~g~a~nd~d~ecre~o~s~e~th~e:!.!,.,.,........... ,...........,.lll""'..;....;....................,.~ ed as a del~te lor the nomlnEthel Stewart, most excel- might affect the high tncldenet! .WEDNESDAY allng committee for district lent cblel, presided and lbe of injurieo. EVANGELINE Chapter, OES president. Pions were compte!meetln& opened In rillallstic Middleport will sponeor· a bake ed for a rummage sale to be """""' om>MW< ll : IIIII form. A communication was ''le Wednesday, Nov. 23, at held at the Belay Ross bUild- Monday rend from the Chrtstmas com· GRAB BAG OF NEW !he Dudley F1ower Shop. All ing on Dec. l6th and l7th. It CUB PACK 203 committee mltlee of Knlgnla of Pythlos TIDNGS: A allp of a girl fD • n•emllen tiN asked to contrib- was also <teeided to lulve a will meet at 7 p. m. at Ute home, Springfield. and a con· slip of • dnss. Newos fad of tile baked &oodo. Christmas party with details to Grace MeUtodiat Church. tribution was made to the home one New York model IS to skop TIIIJilSDAY be announced later. KYGER CREEK Band Blllll~ lo• Christmas. to parties free o! a drtoo. In· FRIENDLY CB Club of Pom- The meeting closed witn the . ers will meet at . 7:30 p.m. First nqmtnation of oHiet!rs eroy 11 bniDg Ita reauiar meet. League Prayer, Attending were tn the high school coleU!rla. was bold. Slxty-8ve alck eolls "TRUCK CROPS" lng at the AMVlllTII hall In Mrs. Vemon Ruasell, Mrs. Wil- GAL!JA COUNCIL 114 Dau- were reported ond also 125 SHOP·A·RAMA TICKETS f•ljmeroy, TJumksllviDI at 11am Russel1, Mrs. Norman ghters of America Anniver· altruistic wo~k. Plans were The term 4'tnlck crops'' has 1 :tO p. m. All members are lll!tchell, Mrs. Robert Rothgeb, sary dinner 6 p.m. Members, made for· a Christmas party at no connection with the method PLUS: NOW HEAR THIS! urged to atteud IIIII Ill IDler- Mro. Richard Vanco, Mrs. bring covered dllh, table eer· tile ~meeting. Mabel Bearhs, of hauling vegetables to mar, ted Clllzeo Band Radio opor. PhJUp Heck, with guests being vice and wbile elepbanta lor Edna Reibel and Doris Grue. ket, but dorlvoo from I h e YOU RECEIVE otors IIIII frfendtt ara Invited. Mro. Randy Rothgeb, Mrs. I games, also candy money. . ser were named as lbe refresh- French lrqjuer, meaning to barR•freahmenta llld aandwic:bea Gilbert Plants and Mrs. Bud COUNTY.:JVIDE GRANGE melll commlttno. Memben ara ter or exchange. The term bewill be serve<l All members Crabtree. Next meeting wlll meeting. ):311 p m at 1 he to bring an artJcle lor a Cbrlst· came syiiOicyJDOWI with vegelo· ore asked to brJna either IIDII- b< Dec. 5th at the home of Springfi~ld · ora;.~ Hall All mao b~ket for needy_ fantily. bles in general in the United T-_"'· ,. Mllml. Bo••..J ~ flo ., Mn, ""'"" """ or IJo\lth Po int. and Mn. Maude 011 Ill m .• balh " · THEYb ut"'f. 11 :lflll r. t.:: 1 1 !k[ d L 1 ' Women '1 DOCTOR SAYS 1 1 POMERO~~y " Thanks • • Is Th eme , Cf b Mel gS EVen t5 :~ :~:.":." ~.~ "'~'"":,' N D IW ay Uarfer BeginS Dec. a ~~~~~sir'lkely I 1 ' Facial care S tuay By Mothers Pvthian Sisters lJUOV Dmner On Thursday : 'lbo next meotlng will be • Beautiful furniture of superior quality doesn't. Cbrtltmu party at the bome cost a fortune . . . this 50lid maple Kling diJl. o. Mrs. Dwigllt CuliWDJ. Packing room is proof poslUve. It's warm, homey, age wrappings wW be Judced. welcoming, makes every meal• feast! PracUThe trav.UOC prize donated by CII bomemakm wDI love the generous atMrs. Angus Howud was award· hand storage lor ch!Da, Unens, sUver and glassed to Mrs. Leonard Jewell. ware . • • u well as the baDd·rubbed BuckMrs. AI Leonard, delegate to wheat brown finish. This is just part of our State coaventlon beld In Day. open stock story. 'There's furniture for every too, gave 1 renort of the meetroom and In liOild cherry woods, ' too. Come in 'lther• - · • wore M11. to lee tbi8 eroup and the reot of our Kllng fKaiMflt Jean Colofllal collecUon, too. and d. Mrs. / Oleno He. rJ. lfow. • .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 lfd _. n. tho dfslrlctll nomlllalin& committee. PNeediDc lite meeting, BetNewton pvo a dolllODBiro,tin Festive holiday foods fun- I '1'11111! CIIRIIJ'l1LtS Sllop 11 ' larry Mllor'1 Coolr7 Fllr ...... em, dayiDI 1· BaaIlly Ill L JIGIIe II Weft, Gal' ·R·elen· He··[p DIATHS, MARRIAGeS . \ . 'I PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER SALON GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE EVERYBODY at Reese Furniture and dovoliona wer. led by MrL Paul RuoHII- Welcoruecl u ...., wen Mrl. Goorp Nicln· lky, MrL Gene lllltcb, Mn. Leo Crew, Mrtr. Gtly Guinther, Mra. Georp Joiuuoo, Mrtr. Leonard Jewell, Mra. Kenneth " ·= :::u, I- Week's ,. wINs Mrs. Geoe lloudubelt. ,... ident, cooducted tl!f meetiJI& and Mrs. 1988-17 Event 5 Individually Iolllee. llcLIUIIdln Nov. Ga11 a (88"x66" opens to 86'1 and Contributiont wen made to lbe TB Asaoclation, Me n t al Hea!Ut Association and to State I ~~hJ~conservaUon Lfague Ids. I• lund when the Middle. CCL met 'lllurollay evm. at the Columbia Gas Co. ' . j DAUGIITER BORN ' To C. I. C. Club . llpolll. '. Mrs. Aile<! Dor't ~; Mr. and Mrs. Larry 111&ck .of C.l.C. Club mel 'l'hur"''' Jaa: Star MlleJ·, .l>avll' wile !lellll!l¥, J•lul ·S~t~Dbt<t, ole.) bulllllllood a(lil! IIIII tlle'U ' ., · · · p, •rly Morrison ~· visiting • . are . announcin& tile·, 'o,veilln& at lbe hollll' of Miso II •ulni for 511,0110 a mDDih Ill· cu't help blm hut he • old star at tl!f ve,u Flamingo tn l· Dar•t's ~oughter ,,nd blrlb o! a daugbte,r, Jmi Ann, IEvelyn Rothgeb "' Kan ·: ' tnony but llllles ln5lsts he •on't customm 1udl 11 Mayor Lind. '6'1. falllily, Mr. 111~ Mo. Robert November 9, at St. Ann's Hoo-' Tbere were 11 membet. '"''' lllow • brass farthing !tor way say, lllveeusationa Co1M1. Arn- C~tab'l .N. Y. ond bI ' EdWuds of Columbus. whet• 1'he Progressive pita! lor ·Women In Columbia. w&' guests Mr.. Pol O'llt•ll · . 7th Avenue's Howard Oren- old Farlman, Pollee Comm. Lea- fl'lli·iolnta art hlta ao DOW lt'o theY will remQin over the G!lllpolis heard an Grandparents art Cbarles a.1d aDd son Jeff, and Mn. Mao berg's Yugo-princes wife's liv- ry, etc·, might find some way fruiODdo"" to exollc Union I Thanksgiving holiday. and Interesting talk Helen Wolf6, Colun'llllto and )Iauck lng In London, maybe for good of convincing thieves wh< broke City, N. J., openlng Dec. 31, . Keillt B~, ' George and Helen Blad.: of Mrs.' Jobn Ralke presided ov· . The Lionel Hamptons cel&o Into his Lexington-at-73rd shop llben to L.A.; AUanta IIIII Lon- · Dr. R. 1\. Plckent Is In New IS bis subject, "Birtb Porjland; ~real f!l'lll!dplirenta er the bustne88 m.. una. T h • b-, ltd the!; 301h anmversary to keep the $3,000 .they filch•d don ... Mary Margarol Me OFieo~s lh1s !leek where he II THE ~ Sltep at Pilla and 'lbelr E!lect on are Henn$11 and ,llf'ilttle Hill of meeting o ed with lbo groUJ t.to n•• d tdn I take a penr.) from Ifrom his sol• the other 3 a.m.. Bride o! radio fame (MMM ottemtng a. medloal seminar: · JOlT) Miller 1 C<MIIIIry Jl'alr Morals of Youna at a Colull)bus, . Robert and Myrtle repeating Lord's Prayrr. 11 .. ov . ! ' kefeller thiS cam- but return the orreplaceable ra- hasn't been In Manhattan In Mrs. WIIUam ·Reynolds .Wtopea •very day till f. San· recent meeting at tho home Wolle ,of llacjne, and Daf!y 'llle club's armual Cbtislm' ' ' " m ""'"·''' Rocky runs, !doo and TV topes of hlB mony tl.ree years but still radloeasta ed Mlh relatives IQ Gallipolis •II) Ul 1• !louie 35 Wetl, Ga~ Mrs. Fred Wgod. La~n. Portland. A great, dinner wDI be held Dec. 121h . ' •,;,., d for up It 12 5'0 appearances ,n the air Paul from her Hndson Volley born· over the weekend ~tly,. llpollo. Mrs., Bob Clark ood · · Mrs. Ia Fannie at s p.m., at Gene BaD's res· o · •It to toot the gov's h·•rn ,tells us he'd cLnsider the 3G home via Kln~ston station Mrs. Grlff·Rusoell IS VISttiiU! I Paul Niday were eo-hostesses. taurant In pt, Pleasant. ll' """r·' c:,..n oerl•in'~ b "" a ttward If lbey'll jusl return WCHQ) has a new Dodd. In ~lyna wojll her son and Dr. IIIII Mrs. Evan c. ftod. Altend\ng were 16 m""!bero h.. f" ns, hos '"" s nr·.v ,h, tope>. Meade book out this ~: "The family, Dr. alld Mn. Oell Rus- erick are vdltlng lrtends ill two fllleats, Mra. Larry North · I. tis ·eel shad•. To"y The hopping · glad Warner Growing Up of Mary Elltabelb" oell over lite Thanlugtvmg hoJi. Columbus over the weekend and and Mrs. Jlllllft Patterson. P. '>i ·,, -~ Charn.lon Carr whis brass saw a rough-cut ol "Up . Oroon Welles is so fat In day, She pl111111 to spend the attended the Michii8JI • Obio Mn. Richard Brown, P~ per• d tltetr own poetry at Lim· the Down Staircase" and decid- "Paris Burning" his facade will Cbrlstmas holiday With Iter State 1ame. dent, presided over the bus~ erteks. e. it's on the up cash regisler shock you: more than 3110 lbo. dauRbter, Mr. llld Mrs. K. T. ness meeting. Mrs. Patrersou Perhaps some ol celebrity bar- · Jeanette Kamins, who wrote o• pure hom · Sinatra will re- Wagner In 9ryll Mawr, Pa. he• · was voted to membership. ber Paul Mole's big • name cus- "A Husband Isn't Everything," cord "I l<tve My WI!•" from fore returnltJC to IMlt borne. Miss Jan Houck, daugbler of Plans were made lor the Christ. tamers I such as U Than!, Hen- may change her mind for buM Mary Martin's "I Dol I Do" M~. .and Mrt.. ~ King Mrs. Arboautis Houck of Cho· mOB dinner to be held at 0. ry Fondo, Bili Buckley, Ralph er Bill Turner Pearl Bailey'• musical. am Mrs. E:"'lyn Ltwts il'ere In shiro, has been pledjjed le AI· car's on Dec. 5th with huobando :___ _ __ _ _:.:___,___:___:__ _ - - - -- - NBC's researeh says Joey Beverly Fnday evening to at· pha Silma Rho • ...,ial sorori· 88 guests. Bishop's ratings while oubblng ' tend tho_ Eastern Stat Cbapter 1 ty at Morehead state Universi· _ _ __ for Johnny Car!ion dropped '.he ] C"eremomf.s. \ - ty of Morehead, Ky She is a 1 ~ Mis~i.,narv NP•v "Tonight" audienet! almost 21 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gallogller sophomore at Ute university. I Lu.tlleran Wamen . • . , h C ,. hav• received word tnol his Pla f NEW IIAVF.N - Th• Wom· Iva Capeharl with an Honorary · peo cent, • tt orso ' return · M d M Ed p ill n or Bnsnnr • · . · , . . , . • bt~>hng It higher than ever mece. r. an rs. r s rHE CIIRISTMAS llilop ut ed 1 an s M1 ssJonary SocJl'tJ or th~ l.1fe MQmbt>rshm This cP.rhfl· , . . . , ' ot Logan have gone to Califor- Jerry Mtller's Co1mtry Fair good, candy • floral New Ha ven C:lurf"h o! God eatE' shows that $25 has been Which lS why NBC tsn t worry. nia to . spend Ute winter with . . da 'II 7 S Church Women of St. 1 l't eld their November meeting tnnlributed to World Mi.;~;.ions l lng about ~~ey's A~TV Car-- relatives. : ope~:··: te ~t~, · ~nl~ and St. John's Lutheran c~:~:!;l 0 8 a, the church wilh "Guest in her name_She has been chos- ·son-competition commg up Mr. and Mrs. Arland King . Uay 1 · tst, es wtu hold a Christmas E Night" being observed. ,en by Lhe soriet~ as a true · Vau~hnM_ ea~er, whoonct. mess- (Marth<J Fowler) of Williams·: pols. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Mrs. Eh'anor Davis. Spirit- example of Christian livin~ and ~d his hmr mto a JFK_ trnage, burg, Va. visited recently with . M and M Le ThO Pomeroy, Wednesday. Nov. SO ual Life Director, was in of genuine love for others. Mrs. now ~u''"" It like David (U.N. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tooy ' r. d d ~- : 1 ~p- frt m 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. MeCallum's After Fowler. son 811 aug ter. . ' 0 c..:o- There will be knitted items ehargr nf devotions . Shr led lris Morris was in chirgr of . L.L:E. the group in singmg "Send the the presentation. Rev. Dave buymg ltalla~ pasta-macblnary Mr. and Mrs. C. E.' Ruppel! lum~ ~ Ute tncl"ding doll clothes, crochetU!!·ht ." \1nr~· Sisk ted in pray- F'ields gave a reading. "T h e. to tw1st the1r own spaghetti, of Gulfport, Miss. are here wee w tb er _parents Mr. , iisting Mrs. Roberts were er. Roll call was answered by True Treasure." Mrs. Donna the Russians have bought ltal- wilb their 1011, the Rev. How- ' and Mrs. Tom Clu<k. 1 needlework, canned goods, "1 Am Tha nk ful fleca use "Grinstead sang "My Task." oon (P•erelli) elastic • threat · ard RUppeit. Mrs. Ruppell 'ed good, cany, floral arThe presid<•nt, Orpha Ftel ds. Mrs. Morris offered prayer. In.aktng machinery to woove been ill for some time but ;., A surpriSe birthday card rangements and other Christw:Ls in charge ol the bus.mess , . " •gal's girdles and intend to get Improving. They plan to reside ~thower will be held for CamJe mas items. In the "Taste Testmeeting It was announced tha~ The_SIJ9£ly also. rec .. nlly held , rt~ht at lbe bottom ollbat prob- ·tn th• Pr!obyterlan M.... with L. Williams o! Crown City, who lng Booth" taste a goody a ChrislnJOs b<Jx would be sent r1Up)lerware ••·· •~t w~•h will Nobserve hlo 781h birthday buy the rec'lpe, SandWJC . hes home of Rev patty, and M'at r . Oathee )l!m. w~t=lr son . ~ YlDlwn ere be 25th to a Home.. Mission station in Fo'old Mrs Mabel Morgsa.n tvavs ' mE CHRISTMAS Sbop with the Ruppelt family were ·•n ovom r . coffee will be served throughSomerS'!. lexas. Nelloe Dud· · · J '"II • ~· Mr J M ~-aid nd da d' . . the guest demonstrator I erry 1m er s ..,.,nntry i. ames Cuw1 & U• ou1 the day. E veryone 1s mgh. was _appomted chairman Game~ were played a~ priz It opeD every day 101 7. Jennifer, Cheyney, Pa. TWINS BORN come. . .. and when they're ready for Stride 01 Stl ts pdroJecl. d. , 'es wer; won by Mrs Oea~ day till 8. Rout• 35 w..t, D.. D. F•aser and Mr. and Mn. Gene Melvin lr- 1 Rites, we'll be here. ewa r ~ 1liJl 1rrr.or 1va : . · David and M · t · · ATfE LA RI Capehart . reported thai the Kn1ght and Mrs. Ross Morris. llpOIII. ai'}Or e, win of Rt. 2, Galhpohs, are ND ST . TI!S group had flavoring and doll~ The door prizes were won by l Va., sisters of the announcing the birth of twin Out_ - of · town fnends and SHOP FRIDAY NITETlL8:00 P.M. on sell ror mun•v . making pro- Mrs. Birdie Roush, Mrs. Jean! Mr. Ruppel!. daughU!rs at Holter Hospital oo relatoves who attended laat Use Your Charge Account At • , • jects. Sht" also i;nve a reading Grinstead, Mrs. Gerald Fleld:s, : • • •:• wrwe -MH!JI!I!ik.--f t November 5. The girls weJghed ntes for the late Mrs. Blandle etJtilled · t\ Miss i"nary Sp•'''' .. Mrs .. Art lfart and Mrs. Ross lour poulii!J and four ounces, Rees held Thursday at Pnhl trali,ns directo r. Preda !1orns. Mrs. Nellie Ouddmg j f and three powtds and 12 ounces Waugh - Halley Wood Fun· TurJp~·. g; 1ve 3 reading on v.un the pnze for gett:mg the Ometoy and have been named Eliza-. eral Home were Mr. Paul praveJ' most outside orders. Rerresh- i One of the Home Ec. beth Mary and Rebecca Cheri, Rees of Dayton, Mr. and A slirlP sel "Today's Woman me~ts were sen~ed to the fol~ i taught by Mrs. Frances __ 1 and will be caJled Betsy alii ~s. Eugene Rees of C a m Tod"y's Srwiety."' wa s shown iowmg: ~ary S1sk, Orpha .erts at Pomeroy Junior ~n_;· &•;u;--;d··~~ Becky. 1bey have two broUt. bndge, Mr. Stephen parter to the group. Following the Fields, VtolaRoush, Pansy Fry, School working on 8 unit ltarul of Columbus s t the ers, Ernest Earl and Jobn Mol- Athens, Mr. and Mrs. L. ,h,nving or Ihe slides, a discos ~ellt• Duddtng, Sue Erwtn, i bakmg, went to see how ft week~d with her : Mr l'ln. Maternal grantlmotb<r II Niday of Springfield, Mrs. s""' was :ed by Orpha Ftelda Eleanor Davl!, Alma Lulckart, ldone on a larger scale. and Mrs. Nathan~ • aud Mrtr. llarl Mink, and maternal Offenbacfrer of Columbus, ' 'lt•r !he meeting. tlte group Bonme F1eld s, Ramona Kmght, Through the courtesy ol fatnil liP great grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. David Shelton of mel a! me home of Rev. and Jean and Anna Grinstead, Iva ' 11om Moyer, the group toured Mr y,and 14 N Riw' llld Mrtr. M. M. Drummond land, Ky. and Mr. and Mrs Oave Fields for relresh· , Capehart, Drue . Hart. Iris I· ,, Pomeroy Pastry Shop of ~cine .~~ =tty with llld. Mrs. Ethel Mink, .U o! Willard Kllcker of Seli!cfrly,l n.ents. :Morns, Claudoa .Ftelds, Mabehontly and wore shown Mr and Mr u-. Keller uO.~D!!!ipol~U~a._ _ _ _ __:;..!P~a·:__ _ _ _ _ _ _..,!_ _..___ _,________________ All ending were Jim . Wise, , Morgao and Angte Ftelds. equipml!rlt and several typos Mhoersvllle. L Judy Hall, Nelhe Duddmg, Iris moxers. Seemg the large Mrs E J Tracy nlarnld ','"r:ts. !va Caoehart. El•anor DINNER GIVEN titles in which the baker 'W~l)', after l]ltlldce1ves eggs, fruit!, shortening inC week with Mrl Griff 1 av1s. Sue E:rwm, Vwla Roush, r ~'"'s.Y F' r.v. fiarry Fry, Donna _Mrs. P_aul Smart entertained and other ingredients at Bradbury • Crinstead. Denise Grinstead, :'Jth a dmner this week honor- amazing to the Bids. Mrs Millin Am Jd nd broR"rlha Rickard. Freda Turley, mg her husband on his birth- Mr. Moyer dernonatroted · ~ ~rt wore M... frv1n Gtbbs, Alma Lmck- day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. to make pie dough and buslllfiS violtors In Hun~ or!, Angte Fields, Mary and Mannmg Kloes and dllldren, for p~ pies by welgilt W. Va. Pam Sosk. Birdie Roush, Rev. Kent, Lon and Lynn and Mr. ther thtn measurement · Frank Ste art returned and Mrs. Dave Fields. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., also explained how y•ast ·'llmnday ~ opendlng AW4RD MADE and children, Rose Marie. Bill, cak• doughnuts ore prepared, days ai St. Albans w. The Soue1y presented Mrs. IMelame, Lmda and Dennis. fried and glt12ed. . with her son and da~ c . ·' .! . ===~~lllr~•~·~R;obo;;rt~Ro:th~g:e~b~.-~~I ed, Granges snould be representand all Grange members :•he.::·:or=coot!M==- 'Reedsvill." The wscs met with Mrs. M'mlt Buckey lor their Nov· ember moetlog. A ThanksglvIDg program waa led by Mrs. Dorotha RJtbel. Mn. RushJR ..-------ISimmwoy conducted the busl· ~ noaa. Tho pllno committee of lrfll7 IIIII CubdoUar , of Mrl. Nancy Buckley, M". .COiumbua, Cbaclt Pyor of LiM*- Dorotha Riebel and M11. Vlvi· holQ'IIe Air IIIJe it Colum~Jt!~· an Humphrey: a're to purchase and Mrs- Enlp Spaoar, LfD. I pllno lor the church. A ha· da llld lArrY of Tappen Plllnl rur and bake sale wUI be weN . - ! vllltGrl Olllr. IIIII beld Dec. 1 from 1 to 9 p. 9'· · l!ri. AlfNd CallltdttUar and II the lonner rtlldence ol DorJe8\). . . , ,. aei Rlellel. The Chrletmas par1\l'n. '1Uf ~·~ · reo I.J will· be Decc1f at lite home tut'lled IIJime .lfltll ~ a pa- of Mrs. Vt..., Humphrey wiUt U~ at ~:;,Clark llpe. , Mrs- N~ 1 BIJ9Jey as . c.. A Society Notes (Oth1r cllning suit•• in Modem or Trlclitionll st1rt 1t $195.00 and $259.00) efumiturt .Cirpet • decor•tina ' Com•r $te0nd •nd Grlp8 In G•IDpollt, Ohi~ \ Pl~lnParkltrnoq. ¥ , lioltetll.'· Retreahments were · 1 , . 1!. R.llandcilp,lt, ~~ Bucb- •rved by ""· 'Suekley·to Mn. I · onao, Klbblli apd R. E. Eunkii · .Sprap, .Mra. VIYI· Wlifultil$ ~tty ~lfillded • "In 'Hujilllhtt!',tl'llrt, Hazel Buck. NMI,Cf.'l iDetilln8 at the Red·. le),' M9· !Ia 'OsbOI'l)e, Mi'l. flu. ::w•ltid aeatautanttn Belpre. .u t'• ) llluii)W:r ... Mfl. Limon "'jn, l'Wlllll Harvey ~ l'lckens, WJ, DorQthi RO!bel :.,. ~Hlltlrin pt · p~ · I• ,vi,.;, ''jiid in>eo~, , llmY''OrbtiniO and ., 1 . ..... __.,. •- u-•lef: ·. , ted >:>rtl' ,.,.,. , ll ant! Mrs. •.~lllli, · '· ' · @~>Jiu\il ~ f(lililj....,;;. 11 · ' ' - ,......•.• ~ ,,-.dert~ ··'M: I \ ,· I ~~. A """"' hour was eliJoyed and States becauie mnch pmea wore played with prizes wao once bartered or prnd": sold brinS awarded the wmaers. small Iota. arv invited. Please cookies. GALLIA CHAPTER, Ohio Clvil Service Employee's Alii~.. regular manthly meettnc, 7:80 p.m., Monday, East Jioll, 0.~ Upolis State lnaUtute. GALLIA TOPS Club will meet at Grace Metltodlst Cburcb at 7:30 p. m. , BULAVILLE Grange No. 211111 will meet at 7:80 p.t;. Lunch will be served. ~y ,, , AMERICAN LEGION AUlll· tary_UniUI wl~ mtet at th' Logloo ~HaD at 7 p.m. .. ANN JtlDsllN Class of the Bap~chutch' cburch . wlj:1 meetapll.i at7:-.l" ' Ftrlt ~ llaady For Tho Pen For Thanksgiving - -- - or GIRLS Chrillftlll Turkey 12to 14 lb. Approx. woltlht FREE In Bleck, Brown, Cordovan ' ' ' You Also Win With: LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN WITH N-M Widths COMPARABLE ~UALITYI Sizes 4 ~o 11 ,. • WITM fllllCHAII OP $59.10 01 MO~E Offer G1oc1 Thru D1e, 23, 1966 . · . s.'I · j ·.·?·-9...~.t.o'·•·. t'l~99 ., ~ . NAMI BRANDS TOOl l'tlrkl~ liJGV lit picked up ot our store ...... \ m. '.~ . ·~ ~ ·,' · ·. . • , • , ':V'1 , ,. ·p ·, · < ' , ~ MD Ui~®til, ~· j · ··, ¥· k' ' '.. ' . . .!trllt c· ' 1: . ~u wtre. the llti~ 1•\Ji , ,. , IIi D . .: ,; A . QOII) ,antl ,,tllt,•~· ~..:~y . ,,.., ,., .• ·~~ ·. • .• , ldd.l . e . · ...... . . · ' . · Allllll...,'.)lioh were· tlni1il9 !tL ' ; m ~'"'~'. _ , 18'1'1• . , • (1::#-i•J\e, 1'·~ · 11..!...;,..;,;...,...._......,..-....1!1--,...~ '!'h~ .lnl!t9~:;1(~t9! );= · TURKEY A FREE Q!' deliolrtthlitA ~our ' purchose. Pl.ll 90 ·DAY FINANCING : No C.rrrlnt Chltttto M . · ""' · · · , ' · , ,T • . E :S'H.O ~0 .''\' .... ' ' •• REESE FURNITURI I - ' tnu Syatmore ' OUTLET . ., 'r· · . .... ' ' ..., -· " " �} • 0 . rce ' • ' ' 1B 0 "' --.w.. " S · ' d ' H · emJ " · ·. · ' " .1.& -'l!lte SUndayTimes;Sent!nei,SUnday, Nov.20, 1966 1!1'1' !dill~·· c.aa1r1 ra~r een an d roa . way . 'ftiiJ :;~:.':!:~:.!: .· \. .· 'and . Speaker Physiaianis on ~llu Roth1eb Hod ·p· ·-·-1 \ j n o . IN BtrthContro/ el'sono otes F M'ddl · port e tOm Wome~,(' il t ·I• ' 'i If I(' • II '! . ~~ . '" • ~e Guest Niqht is Observed by Ladies Of H-.vap Snrietv I hall 1 roomc . 1 Home fc Girls VtSit Bakery p n . • 1 Personal Notes From Pomeroy -·> ·:.• I~~~~~~Mr. and Mrs. p and family. PERMANENT SHAPE BRAS ,•, ·• of cool, crisp cotton and quick-dry Dacronl ... always look new ... never need · by I '. VIctor Mrs. !Iober! Gantner return· ed to her bomo, O.lumjlus Friday, o!U!r a riJit with !tor mother, Mrs. PltD WilllaJn!OII, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Eberfeld of O.lumbus vflltetf Frloflm1oon with Mrs. Grover [~ Kling .' " for gr•cioua holiday dining •• , 44" auffat end Hutch Top .. $244.00 lleetaDgu1ar Bltenslon Table 4 Thumbeck Chol,. _. . • . . . . $237.00 CCL Supports 3Drives with Contributions All pieces avallabll! Frlllk Sla4tD. ., ' I, "PRETTY EASY"... with all Spandex sides and back.,, for a p_rett1er profile. You've never wom 8 more comtortablt bra. It s_ subtly seamed to eive you beautiful upUft tnd 1eparat1o n and a softer rounder, more netur.,l-shape. It .,•• amoothes the way for today's fashfont. Yoo may want '" 61yle 383 32·36A:32·38B&C:Whlte0nfy p,oo it so that you can throw aWiy your ironl ~be!"' : 65% Polynter, 3!5% '" '· :I ~ .,• • CoHort. E1ntfc: Nylon, lpeftd& --- ....... u5 ..:. ... ,__"!'II.~~ W, a,.tido, three O l b o r - ... flo •llti!, P.- 1 ~ ~· ciiUiMer, er IIIMI Wllt.cirt ' ''II Ill; rllilt Mft, .,Ill!.,. 1. Dunaa. a•, . _ ,.a, ~., •· lnd ol "'I tlltUI, •llnnab Hentl of Bidwe ll . M111. B'..t~ . . · . · Bober Bottplialt VllilinC BLAME YOUTH FOR MOST ANYTHING: Ve- Me~--'-' lbl~tr IIOGJta), . ' k z.t IIIII 7~ p. Jn, Pamlll ~ ..,, ..,. .,., ....., w. .,..,.. en,. T""' "'"n .,. -... ...o ege oy • soc s.o:x" is the wail of the sock indu~try All......., _ Mrs ,luhll.fOD. . . 1, Norttwp. 11011. 41:&0 L ed. 'cnlcel were held Wt(h'l~liY aft· -because the .fad or Walkio" SOCk·f'tee ,in loafers ·big, Foster. r-u. ~mero · ..J Ceci.'I on Pedlltrlcll Ward. l'f,, ~~ BDIIIr JloQitaL • trDOOII at Mtller'l Home for Fuatr· .Ill 11n• .,...,. "' '"' ''"'' ... '" c...... on college campuses. Ac u~lly, this trend started Rutland• 'I'. K1lldlr. •41•-Cti&Nl .. QeiUIIol&l.. CHANCE ..... u - Err.ory .E. Cl!fu~r~~&w, L ..,. Aft at &Ia' • • wrr , at Rio . Qrandl. - B' ,.. .. ..,ED• ago amon§ au_ages and sex~s . . . seemed Dldarlet _ Mra. - ..,.;.. • 1t,;J-. ...," _ 11r. am. IMtbtr J:~~r';"e::.~:'·.~ ':!.~omo: Helen: Dear Baffled. mqre n,atura when weari~g Blip-on shoes. Jla.rcum and 100 II Keltllt Rd.; ,.,. ""'"' ao. 1 , - .,041 ,,..., .... ...,. ....,...,. "''"""" ••• ..,. .,,. waa born out of wedlock. Yes.... But dOeSII't It make •nto f11h_ l ttn thlo oummor wtt.n the _ A .,.; to ' Sljoets, 119 ..i:larfl•JO. • 1 11 1 'GlllliPilll. "" • · ,.. lAO · R< .......,, " " " " .... '"'· mother come from ·a poor you feel heau"lull• sllmj-H. HI shed socks with 111 of port u"~" Aoi Bunce. • • MD 10:17 ...... 1110UI II; u4 prevlou.dy u. and b.lr lite bUIN I I Bobby ~ JIP.IIIo JIICIIUII Jloiltlf lbpttal. b... bad linld a\ PaUlo\ !ur 68 Jeln. father from a proor - lfttr legs. got .. good tin. . 0 one yet wanders ' Rt. l, ateshlre·, "'.••'- Nidav lira. Rill "Ill bol'll 1rl Gnea Tflp,, In shoes Wltb Iaces . . . In ski boots ... or • .......... LICINIII Dea. 5. 1882, daughter of thl! laW Can you tell me If. Dear Helen: Meip GIDelllllelpHil 2, G~polla; ~-' Mt,. CJjuJes ,_, w-. "· ""'""" ... """" •· .,...... •"" "'".. '· "" 1 can claim a ohore of my ..-. husband ••yo any afad tuxedo. are cur•"-~·•-., _ None. D• Stepp' RL 1' VI·'·~· B' ·•,•ra IMn Afttal. . . Vlllto•· T-er- murla~e lo Chulel t:. Retl took ..V ill Signs ba IWIUJaHV lMIIJ; IJUIW . ".,,~.· ,..w.-r a.a~. at. Pettet&, pJaee, · h n..=:~ ontn s;netll29, ~IN- fattier's estate according to ~an get all her housework f Wth. pro bly not co stead, she wears I llip - in Dbleh·-- None S. Slayton, Bldwe:Di C21arles .J. ,,t,:· · LYnda t.ou a-. "· oalll· t9.~. A dauch:!, ~~:: s::s law? He died about two year~ Jt she consi!:tently spends ur er . . . because print, in silver, a Paisley :. . . -.- · Wilson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs turvlvln~t are "ro. r-onlan t'artf't "au\ Iago. No one knows who my half hour 8 da~ on 1-1 workln• are val· naturally solld BDd not H w Sa n--· M • DIATNI OF WIIK • and Fl11yd Keu. all of Gallli'OH~. • ~ a b k N enry . yre, ~me: rs, c. MorN Cart•r, •••• t"M14ant of There are llve- i'rllll!hoflihlrel' "'"' lwo real father was. It is a 66- •·organized." Could this be? ac . ew Underwear aa outerwear Pleuut Valley BDipi&al Letha Riley. Athens; Mrs. Mar· NorthUp. un.IDI dild. SWldl!l ln llad• lllten ITelll lflrnichild.ren. Two ~Ur\'lvina velour ian Marun liD w. French, Rt. 3, Oak Hill: Cool.W. homemom.lnl where be arr Mrs. ~arle Froldeveau• "' I year' - 0 ld secre I. - FORGOT. D.I.s. . ' . S-o-.ers swear Is now hlp. CaiJ. ll'dml"~ ncu - Mrs. IN!PII I NUent for two month.l. He Galllpolll and Mrl. MeKbll" NldU' of ITEN CHIW. Dear Dis: brr,ht-col.ored leiSure inl au uil bf&m. Tbe first Campbell, Jr., Henderson. M-. BoSJ'I N'tcho'-, Spencer, w. ~l•···pltal. retiredCl.lveland., from Hawthornden State Spl'lnlfleld. Three brother~ are rte . and kDe\\ OVer .. WeUston· tD fe&N aJo. He Inned. SM ,wu a memller of ratri_ o_t Dear F.C.: Let hlm put his shoulder I b . -the-calf h antinail • bJting phannaceuu. Dlsrbai'Jed - Edley Mc])on.. Va•• Henry Works ;.bnr:h~:-~:~ ;' i:~'~:. ~~~~n::: 1~e:v~:~!~· w~!~1~ d1 n~h;~:ttll.v ~~~ 1 This is a problem for a law- where his mouth Is and try ~oe ~ are be}dg cal conipounded especially for Wd, Pt. Pleasant; Charles A. ~. Charles Bate; Partn. 0 5 ,. "rlun lAJion P!»t, r-o. 304. ~~nu. !noon 1t tliM Wau.r]1 Hnllt-.~ wnnrt lyer, but if no one knows who for a week WITHOUT the a~et a k·a . e Pleasant; Reg- burg w va 1. Larry'J Keaton, 1eS Jn 0 eepJng young adults Is now on the Morrison, pt_ I' r'lt-vellnd. He wa1 110m It ' Beth· Funeral hom• and nnrlll wu In d h1s , help of his secretary!-H. rnaand · ' ' " ' f• on Jan. , , n of Ute law , Mound Hilr r·emeter)L. your real father was an coz with ek· market. A nasty. tasting lUll, Maddleport; Mrs. Jr., Wellston; Dale D. RotlJ. 1 31 1881 10 Mr> rran and Sarah WIMma• Carter. lie Iname does not appear on your I y so leal ycru paint on, the manuHarbour and daum..ter, geb, Rt. 1, G•"'""''•. I "•I"VIved bJ 1 . . .r and a brother .... It, Gl ..ell, 71. I ni!IVLII nf (],alf)ll ~ •· ·'ene cuw Uld Mn: Jolul R. 111 eount.J<. formem o' VInton. dleo ' birth certificate - I doubt you'Jl YOUR RELPINQ HAND facturers say It's for the mll· Grove; Mrs. Rossie 1I "ed.ed r.k. botll of Oalii))Oill Ht Wl-8 MondP.I' at lhe hom• nf a clau~l!l~ · ;n Ih GUITARS CONTINUE · ......... - "E. In deatll bJ four brolhen. ThomptOD, o. He wu Ill!! son of tile ave much Iuck In br IngIng DEPA RTMEN'I' . TO lions of U. s. FAMllJES ' Leon; Mrs. Martin ..-lQ.I:I. Emory ' lt'l'l were held Tutlldl)' aflemflO'I law. ClllriU and M•.", lee~ Gnoeh of claim on an estate that may a). Dear Helen · GO-GO· Some lD mllll'on Ifamily In three that sbelter Pt. Pleasant· Mrs Caldwell, 205 Kelton Rd., daugh1 •he WauJh , Htlle.l' • Wood Fun- Raceoon Wwn~hlp a maiTiaJI •nu ' · I , ' ' . l' home ed burial wu In Sflth· lto the former Ruh~ Ruqel]. who Iready be settled. -H. Would your readers with II fl t . lhi Inail biter who is Ftelds and son Hart. ter. 2 a.m., Friday; Mrs. Pear· ·~ ' ~rnetry· IUtYI~u alonJ with tne followlnll' . "' nger gee ars In s • M F nk c ' I E ~,._ lehlldrrtn Ml'!l Marv sm1• of Thomp tle bme please write to Mrs. . a young adUlt and (the rs. ra apehart, Jr. I ey · ;;n;:ymour, Rt. 3, welm" 1en fMKinlew walt1 n, ••· 1 n l10n. Du1d u~11 or t::olumbuM. aus-1Dear Helen : Ruth Dockery Rt 1 Broc 341 · · · · the great ma)ori· :Jre twcr~ne ·1 Pleasant. ton, son, 7:44 a. m. Friday : I •rl flrmlr ....nntll operato( and 11!11 QOO('h "' l'lllfornll. rnd 11 """rt Th' ' 0 Bl ched' ' . ' ' are you Girls strum a gir. lt1b I Ch I D. Stepp, Rt. 1, Vinfo rraer eouniJ. lltlftiO.YI of Rio Grande lnd Johnny Gouch of Jgnnstcwn, 0-1 IS IS for " ver- ea ' Laurens, South Carolina1 29360. lb . an fiDdiDg basebaU's DOt erJc. 8 - Mr. and Mrs. Mar· ares e• ci early Sunday momlna: In IWedl<·at Ser\'lee• we~ hela Wedneaday att..r who claims the ctdor'ne in th Sh · L._.i e straight models C bell J H d •(' •nter Ho-tll wbeR IW! hid t.Hn • Inoon al a Jonn•U•wn funeral home. . . I e e IS 72, and has been in 0811 b . I , ke&. The BBC took a big gamamp I r., en erson, wa•, son, 11 :50 a. m . Fr'da 1 y; r :•ent for ,hree dan. Rt wu 1 ,, sWJmmmg pool turned her a year, after breaking her 1~y the hon s share ble and showeo the Br<'l'•sh daughter. Mrs. Marlin W. French, Rt. 3 ~"rn at Bladen on oat 15 ltvt aon I Mn.. Lll 1•e AIDI"• ' • rormer re.- h . Chi . "'II of the e1ectrtcs You 1 th I ·he lat. W\lltam Uld S~rall Wen. lllent ol Olllil>olll who• wa• ruldlnt 81!' green. orme does not m 1965 She's all aJone and let. pay em Isles a film of this year's Oak Hill, son, 5:04 p.m. Frl-' \" ' ltera. Mil marrlqe .... t.o the lor- In ?-ron Clt.y, died T\iuda, OLJhl ln turn blonde hair green. The 1ers would cheer her ;,_atl alone .. .. you play them with Se . f . . day· Mrs Thmnas E Manring1 '·..,Hh ~ Rom1 flalle)". who iJUrvl\'8 . alnrllfl a ' olumb\1~ ho.Jlllb.l. She WU born Ln "d , II'" y.- ukeJeS b ' d lh ' t rJeS, 008 0 young America'S Of &gJng con· Mrs. E. N. ' aDJOS an o er U'IS ru- favorite events Jt b !fled th Q · -~.. .._ Wellston, son, 6 ~ 31 p. rn. Fri1 100 , o.ru-p w 11 ~~'~ 61 Rto IJacklon eouaty on May 18. 18tH, Ul• algaecl e preventative -1 . da.uJhter of the 1ate 1onn •nd Ren.... talning copper sulphate does! ments . you feature them · a e - am ab auto meuuwle d ' t·~ r;! si':.~ :'::·;:~r~~~': r::n:!:!~ w.:, It discolors blonde hair and al· (atraight or electric) for the ~riUsh viewer~ who get and am often exposed to ear- ay. :u•D!ntt .p_e ~::.=~~·dd•~e;ht~r t1~~~~ .!!o IJray hair. : eornbos you organize. You play Ci~ about <:nc~et, a bon monoK.ide. Does this gas Dllth&flet - Mra. Clara ~·:.ye AIDan. • torm~r tJilllpolll tnch Normally if she washes her giVIng everything lrom folk to classl- that s played with a flat bat the lungs? Ambrose Carl W. CarmH:hael Cl. now OJ Grou Clly. IUI"\IIYfl. O!h I A - No, bu I It """t' Al-Ia ' . D. Caster, Ron-' ., turvlvnrs are I brother and lllree l head after ' a swim and lies in I 0 eel to pop music ou dleir dand wickets and can IasI ces th e Mrs. Maggie :~!'.San~~~~mi.tr:.11~~~~:~~;_ ~:~~~~ the sun three or four dayt-, she I strilp. School music clubs are ay. T~Jeal was ~e p11ZZled in your blood as it pas&> ald D. Davis, John E. Elardo, an or 0 • k Hill Mn . Alb~n wu a will have no dlsooloratlon U "in'' - now more than ever - Londone s query - Why your lungs. This Lawrence E. Fitch, Mrs. Char· ::e~~~! ~e:!ra:w~~~~~~!/h:r~~: For others with this problem. . with the suitar-srnitten, Round tbe catcher ~ U. S. baaeball a shtrtage of OIY&'en in les H. Goheen, Charlene K. ~~~r:Jt ~~~ew:::hbur!l!fl~~. mw~~~ take it from a man in the ~wim- ~ Thanksgiving was the theme up five or 10 guys and gals who wear ~ fencers mask? Tbe the brain and results in h_ead- Howell , William R. HtweJI, cemetery .-a Thurm~u ming pool business, if enough ot the November meeUng of can play melodies, then latch Leaf JS the name of a new ache, mental confusion, hght.. Mrs. Ernest E. Lantz, Park ._ :~&ul•!'l.llill~ •~ Mrt. os1 llllef'l, ,,, a relldent ot chorine is used in the water.' the Alexander Social Club held on to a qualified leader Music shop opened at Antioch headedness, blurred vision and D. McDaniel, R. James MY· MONDAY :,\i~!~~~ ;;!r; ~~~·,!.d~1~ 10~11~~~r;e~~ no algat•cide Is needed, but one at the home of_ Mr. tnd Mrs. buffs testify the guita; is ·•a lege by the Community Gov- nausea. All ~el~-run garages ers, Oscar Poetker, Mrs. Maral <J •rec~or. !.lied 'Actln"aday n1•11t 1n to four ounces of copper sul· Ho!Us McConmck this week. social musical instrument" To emment - with such UtUe DOW have ventilating systems to vm T. Roush, Miss Clovadys THE J OF CLASS of the pu!ent ror a "''"II She wu oom I R di f t ed th · coverage eve n • U 'ted M thodl t Ch ch . m 1.-a.,.rence courn~ on ~'eb :.a. 1001. phate to 10,000 gallons of water ea ngs ea ur e prG- boy a IUitar that'll churn out . · ryo e 8 wonder- remove the carboo moaoxJde scott, Tem· L. Snod&rass, Mrs 11 m e s ur WI daurlll~r of tile late ~urrls and .\lary is pretty safe (unless. the water gram. the kind of music from the mechanics' working Merlin Teets Wilbur E. Beav1 mg what they have to sell. meet at BaUey'a R.Mtaurant on 1hu1b1nd. lfo,.,eu Wlrkune . rn Mllnlt,ou lo he r wan , • Diehl Mrs the •a ~urv1ved I.IY a dlln&h · 1company has already added ""JHOSe who presented rea d• first give it a test pou check areas. : er, Mrs Charles \lo ndoy That k.s~ 8 p. . m. fordl thelr · or ~' Bedtort1, '"" "'' rnd., .. ~.:rtorrla. "'"· '"'" ~ .w•L• lngs 1ncluded Mary wadde11 . the string action both for taul· Q - I ba ve taRn 7 or 8 APC Homer E . Wh'ate, Mrs. ' William · · t;dw!n,otooo Max 1ttome o1 1ts own ). "'"'\J 1 nnnua an l!i'vmg nner. •nd carl ~-.:.hou, 111 ot Ga.I• P"!ts. pnd Dear Helen· Cora Boster Pearl Ho1ston ness and ase f fin tablets dally for seieral years B Dunn and infant son Mrs Following the u•~.r EIIIOI.t. ~t home she was a 1 As a swimming · e 0 no genng .. · . the dinner ~ the f group thel membe1· uf n,tue~.r~ Lllet ...... nt ehunh pool owner Be t ly Crouse' and Nan McCor-' and see there's warping of for headaches. When I read that Donald W. Ha-lley and ' Infant· WI 11 go to c "h· or r There 11"1! u granu~nlldrom. II ~ •rea~ , f ' k• th ese lobi~. r oochUd.rln . .'-lerv1~e• were held or 25 years, I feeI qua I"uJe d to R'llC neck or fingerboard no splits 8y Wayne G· Brandstadt' ~::"", when us ed Ior a daughter, Mrs. Charles T. Kin11 1 ru~ular meeting~ ,.30 p. m. Slturd•Y ,nernr.on at B~lll<e-~d~~ Meth· speak. My two blonde daught. Mrs. Anna Massie president in the wood Good,/ ed" it Q -Two yean~ 810 a prolonged peri&d can cause kid- der and infant dau ..hter MrDOLEP<'·RT PTA mePtin~ odllt el'!urell11nuer aM d1recuon o~r111 .. u ofln N"al ' ol)f!ned-' ars, like iood · usedWIcars guare- warned m e not to toke '. ~ ctmet.er the ers went through the green-~ presa'ded . The program ney trouble I SWJtched t.6 as-., ~;::::~~;;;~"'~·:·::~ -1 ' ' 11 be held Mon~ay evemng, . ·"""' 'un"r~! home hair bit, and a gray _ haired with lhe group $1ging "Faith fine to own aood new' ones mones because I have cysts in pirin but it upsets my stomach. ~ 11v_ 21, at the high school r-h .. "'· ., ~ ... w. s•. ·' . .. _w , friend berame blue~ haired, be- of Our Fathers." Mary Allie have a bJgb &rade-ID value. my breasts. Now another What should I do now? Q .tOdotorlunt :.~::: ·:·. ::'"""" ·" .< "' · " ' ' " ' ' " ' ' fore I renli;ed copper oxide[offered prayer .and the bostess How much should you pay? lor has prescribed estrogen A - APC tabl•ta contain as, !:~./~~/'.:.~ ~.~-·:· :·:..~"·· · ". ':!' ...~ .1 nd plai11 old bluing (to mtikP ~ gan the scripture reading. Roll Varies _ for 1 good straight the menopause. He says pirin, phenacetin and caffeine. e will meet .. .• •.. .""'-·: lhe pool look brlghll _can't be : call was ' goven by an,wermR folk classic or arched - top to develop It is true thai prolonged use of e,.a. 1 -~~~~cc:M anu n~,ml'w~. s.:r~·cu used for certain hatr colors the quest1on ''For What Am I , ~~ for rock 'n' roll tnlnithey take the phenacetlD, whlcb Is present al· GBC Gr1duetes Gat Tuesday at 2 p. m. at lhe ·· "· -. ·' ·" •·' · ~ · ~ .... .'!luu .. _, <~I Those algaecides are the cul- Thankful'-''' Names of mystery ·. 1 0 · What do you think? in many over-the-counter u nlted Method.ISt Ch ~rc h· the. -·· n"r ruuerar nom1, (.'1n... • . • mum 15 4 . maxamum $500 __~· ... ~ ~~~) ..... 111eu r..c pr1ts, usually. - 0. H. Isisters for the coming year fo . an electric with amplifier I A - Tbe estroJeos prescrlb- pain relievers, may cause kidThe Better Jobs MEIGS COUNTY RidiJlg club l~U:n ..... Lhl \\'l!lllel'l>ult - 8IUott I"U· n H I l ' ' fr equentIy . n~n 1 nu ... e .,1ru .. n•oh!Lu....,r.,~u ear e en. - Iwere drawn. tthat outr'JCks tnd outrolls the ed merely. replace hormones ney disease. ,.•,spmn w11l meet Tuesday evening Nov . Iw111 be h~ld 111 11."3(1 ;1. m. Mond•Y ln I'm exactlv the same meas- Prior to the prnaram a delicht th n 1 $lll0 h your ovar1es have been causes stomach distress. Complete 2'... at the recrealt'on "8 t e 1 InI for many years. They . room of I.-\IJI.lliOrl - lteynoiU~ cemelery. urements asi when [ marMed, lous meal wa.~ served with Mrs. arc roof OP $1.400.e 00r S The first stop you should take , trP Joe Young, Sr., home at • • 30 years ago. Vet In th05e days &earl saunders giving the 1not cause cancer and may help is to have your doctor determine Diploma Courses 7.:10 p. m, HosU!sses wm be I IS I WOrt ' &e. l6 ;stor,e-l>llltgbl. ~ There were 13 members I to prevent II but, if you have a the cause of your hPadoches and e Secretarial ~rs. Young and Mrs. Harry . • . . f dress. and ~w 1 w&ar 8 size 4 visitors In attendance. MOST DANGEROUS COL--Icancer, ~t may be necessary to remove the cause. If, ror some a General Office r•ost. . I 1OpiC 0 12. When f buy a dress pat· The next meeting will be .. at LEGE SPORT - T 0 UC H stop takmg the •strogen. reason, this can't be done, you e Bus. Administr~tleo SEr<TOF MOTHERS .of Modtern, according to my measure· the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Noel FOOTBALL: A report just Q- WID Premaria taken for might try a different type of 1 dleport High School will . meet , Iment,:; J _,~~~14!, . size 16 . Massie. whisked out by the University lh• menopause cause any side poin reliever, such as propoxy- 1 There is a job with 1uesd~y evening, Nov .. ~. m A program on facaal care (36 bus~), l;ut ,~fgtJ:W~~-~~-~~ Iof Iowa proclaims that touch effects, such a~ male character- phene or phenyramidol. These . Unlimited Opportunitiu the high scnool cafei<llo. All and related problems was pre- too l~~~;ge, . , •- ~ .• r-football, as far as getting huri l•tics? drugs require a doctor's pre· for every GBC Greduato mothers ore urged to attend. sented by Mrs. Junior Carroll Why dh why don't the cloth· : goes, is a tougiler gam• than A- Premartn I• a strictly fe- scription. · RACINE . .AMERICAN Leg1on at a recent meehng of the lng and pattern lndpstrtes stan·[• I . . • _. varsity football. Among games male hormone. In the prescrib-1 1.-;;;;i;;======== Enrollments will be Auxiliary wlil meet Tuesday. Diapers to uates M o t h e r ; Idardize? When ~Ylt . ~"·¥'~ j played around the compuo, ed dos•g• It will not cause any . . Nov. 22, at 7:30 p. •m. at the League of Galhpohs, at the buys a quarter-mch biJit. ol , · touch football tops all others side •fleets and will not cause E'xercose" GOODaccepted until Dec. 2 Post Hall in Racine. Guest home oi Mrs. William RusselL Ifits a quarter-inch nu~ but I: L admissions for injuries. Oth· masculinization in any dosage. You SHOULD' soeaker will be Mrs. Mary The speaker a.nswered many mus.l buy a '"e 14 pattero and I'~'foe annual Tbanksgivlng din- m high upon the injury prone Q - Dots laking bormon., at the Coli. write, or visit for Martin, 8th district Junior Ac· questions lollowmg her re- • .SIZe l2 dress to fit what I ner of Magnnlla Tt!mple, Pytlo- list in sports at college are ski- for the menopause prolong or I catalog 1nd information livily cholrmnn. marks. ollll think " a SIZe 16 f•gure. ian Sisters, was held 'l'hurodoy lng, physical education and <horten the change? Approved for Veter1n1 HARRISONVD..LE PTO will Mrs. Vernon Russell, pres!· - - evening prl!<:!ding the regular workouts on the Trampoline. A - II II oow believed that meet Tuesday, Nov. 22, at 7:45 c:W.nt, was in charge of lhe 11111!Wi!Mll>'<mm u;au l!a\Jili:cta meeting. A eovered dlsb chick- The university's stati3tics on hormones will neither prolong & p. m. In the auditorium. There meeting. !WII call was answer ·1 en dinner was oerved at 6:30 the rough, tough game of touch nor shorten the change, but. will wiU be a ohort program fol- ed by each member's lavorite p.m. with Ethol Stewart ask· lootbpll do not clarify whethor relieve some of the symptom' i<•wing the business meeting. ha1r length. [ tng Grace. The Th~nksgiving some of theoo are coeducation associated with it. Specifically Third & Stale All parents are urged to at· Durong the business meeting theme was carried out on the al matches - mixing in looses they help you retain a sense of Ph. 446-0797 or 446-2734 36 Locuot Ph. 4464367 tend. Mrs. Robert Rolbgeb was elect. table and napkins. Iwith . the passes ' '.' .. h ic h WWtel~l~-:_."'be~in~g~a~nd~d~ecre~o~s~e~th~e:!.!,.,.,........... ,...........,.lll""'..;....;....................,.~ ed as a del~te lor the nomlnEthel Stewart, most excel- might affect the high tncldenet! .WEDNESDAY allng committee for district lent cblel, presided and lbe of injurieo. EVANGELINE Chapter, OES president. Pions were compte!meetln& opened In rillallstic Middleport will sponeor· a bake ed for a rummage sale to be """""' om>MW< ll : IIIII form. A communication was ''le Wednesday, Nov. 23, at held at the Belay Ross bUild- Monday rend from the Chrtstmas com· GRAB BAG OF NEW !he Dudley F1ower Shop. All ing on Dec. l6th and l7th. It CUB PACK 203 committee mltlee of Knlgnla of Pythlos TIDNGS: A allp of a girl fD • n•emllen tiN asked to contrib- was also <teeided to lulve a will meet at 7 p. m. at Ute home, Springfield. and a con· slip of • dnss. Newos fad of tile baked &oodo. Christmas party with details to Grace MeUtodiat Church. tribution was made to the home one New York model IS to skop TIIIJilSDAY be announced later. KYGER CREEK Band Blllll~ lo• Christmas. to parties free o! a drtoo. In· FRIENDLY CB Club of Pom- The meeting closed witn the . ers will meet at . 7:30 p.m. First nqmtnation of oHiet!rs eroy 11 bniDg Ita reauiar meet. League Prayer, Attending were tn the high school coleU!rla. was bold. Slxty-8ve alck eolls "TRUCK CROPS" lng at the AMVlllTII hall In Mrs. Vemon Ruasell, Mrs. Wil- GAL!JA COUNCIL 114 Dau- were reported ond also 125 SHOP·A·RAMA TICKETS f•ljmeroy, TJumksllviDI at 11am Russel1, Mrs. Norman ghters of America Anniver· altruistic wo~k. Plans were The term 4'tnlck crops'' has 1 :tO p. m. All members are lll!tchell, Mrs. Robert Rothgeb, sary dinner 6 p.m. Members, made for· a Christmas party at no connection with the method PLUS: NOW HEAR THIS! urged to atteud IIIII Ill IDler- Mro. Richard Vanco, Mrs. bring covered dllh, table eer· tile ~meeting. Mabel Bearhs, of hauling vegetables to mar, ted Clllzeo Band Radio opor. PhJUp Heck, with guests being vice and wbile elepbanta lor Edna Reibel and Doris Grue. ket, but dorlvoo from I h e YOU RECEIVE otors IIIII frfendtt ara Invited. Mro. Randy Rothgeb, Mrs. I games, also candy money. . ser were named as lbe refresh- French lrqjuer, meaning to barR•freahmenta llld aandwic:bea Gilbert Plants and Mrs. Bud COUNTY.:JVIDE GRANGE melll commlttno. Memben ara ter or exchange. The term bewill be serve<l All members Crabtree. Next meeting wlll meeting. ):311 p m at 1 he to bring an artJcle lor a Cbrlst· came syiiOicyJDOWI with vegelo· ore asked to brJna either IIDII- b< Dec. 5th at the home of Springfi~ld · ora;.~ Hall All mao b~ket for needy_ fantily. bles in general in the United T-_"'· ,. Mllml. Bo••..J ~ flo ., Mn, ""'"" """ or IJo\lth Po int. and Mn. Maude 011 Ill m .• balh " · THEYb ut"'f. 11 :lflll r. t.:: 1 1 !k[ d L 1 ' Women '1 DOCTOR SAYS 1 1 POMERO~~y " Thanks • • Is Th eme , Cf b Mel gS EVen t5 :~ :~:.":." ~.~ "'~'"":,' N D IW ay Uarfer BeginS Dec. a ~~~~~sir'lkely I 1 ' Facial care S tuay By Mothers Pvthian Sisters lJUOV Dmner On Thursday : 'lbo next meotlng will be • Beautiful furniture of superior quality doesn't. Cbrtltmu party at the bome cost a fortune . . . this 50lid maple Kling diJl. o. Mrs. Dwigllt CuliWDJ. Packing room is proof poslUve. It's warm, homey, age wrappings wW be Judced. welcoming, makes every meal• feast! PracUThe trav.UOC prize donated by CII bomemakm wDI love the generous atMrs. Angus Howud was award· hand storage lor ch!Da, Unens, sUver and glassed to Mrs. Leonard Jewell. ware . • • u well as the baDd·rubbed BuckMrs. AI Leonard, delegate to wheat brown finish. This is just part of our State coaventlon beld In Day. open stock story. 'There's furniture for every too, gave 1 renort of the meetroom and In liOild cherry woods, ' too. Come in 'lther• - · • wore M11. to lee tbi8 eroup and the reot of our Kllng fKaiMflt Jean Colofllal collecUon, too. and d. Mrs. / Oleno He. rJ. lfow. • .,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 lfd _. n. tho dfslrlctll nomlllalin& committee. PNeediDc lite meeting, BetNewton pvo a dolllODBiro,tin Festive holiday foods fun- I '1'11111! CIIRIIJ'l1LtS Sllop 11 ' larry Mllor'1 Coolr7 Fllr ...... em, dayiDI 1· BaaIlly Ill L JIGIIe II Weft, Gal' ·R·elen· He··[p DIATHS, MARRIAGeS . \ . 'I PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER SALON GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE EVERYBODY at Reese Furniture and dovoliona wer. led by MrL Paul RuoHII- Welcoruecl u ...., wen Mrl. Goorp Nicln· lky, MrL Gene lllltcb, Mn. Leo Crew, Mrtr. Gtly Guinther, Mra. Georp Joiuuoo, Mrtr. Leonard Jewell, Mra. Kenneth " ·= :::u, I- Week's ,. wINs Mrs. Geoe lloudubelt. ,... ident, cooducted tl!f meetiJI& and Mrs. 1988-17 Event 5 Individually Iolllee. llcLIUIIdln Nov. Ga11 a (88"x66" opens to 86'1 and Contributiont wen made to lbe TB Asaoclation, Me n t al Hea!Ut Association and to State I ~~hJ~conservaUon Lfague Ids. I• lund when the Middle. CCL met 'lllurollay evm. at the Columbia Gas Co. ' . j DAUGIITER BORN ' To C. I. C. Club . llpolll. '. Mrs. Aile<! Dor't ~; Mr. and Mrs. Larry 111&ck .of C.l.C. Club mel 'l'hur"''' Jaa: Star MlleJ·, .l>avll' wile !lellll!l¥, J•lul ·S~t~Dbt<t, ole.) bulllllllood a(lil! IIIII tlle'U ' ., · · · p, •rly Morrison ~· visiting • . are . announcin& tile·, 'o,veilln& at lbe hollll' of Miso II •ulni for 511,0110 a mDDih Ill· cu't help blm hut he • old star at tl!f ve,u Flamingo tn l· Dar•t's ~oughter ,,nd blrlb o! a daugbte,r, Jmi Ann, IEvelyn Rothgeb "' Kan ·: ' tnony but llllles ln5lsts he •on't customm 1udl 11 Mayor Lind. '6'1. falllily, Mr. 111~ Mo. Robert November 9, at St. Ann's Hoo-' Tbere were 11 membet. '"''' lllow • brass farthing !tor way say, lllveeusationa Co1M1. Arn- C~tab'l .N. Y. ond bI ' EdWuds of Columbus. whet• 1'he Progressive pita! lor ·Women In Columbia. w&' guests Mr.. Pol O'llt•ll · . 7th Avenue's Howard Oren- old Farlman, Pollee Comm. Lea- fl'lli·iolnta art hlta ao DOW lt'o theY will remQin over the G!lllpolis heard an Grandparents art Cbarles a.1d aDd son Jeff, and Mn. Mao berg's Yugo-princes wife's liv- ry, etc·, might find some way fruiODdo"" to exollc Union I Thanksgiving holiday. and Interesting talk Helen Wolf6, Colun'llllto and )Iauck lng In London, maybe for good of convincing thieves wh< broke City, N. J., openlng Dec. 31, . Keillt B~, ' George and Helen Blad.: of Mrs.' Jobn Ralke presided ov· . The Lionel Hamptons cel&o Into his Lexington-at-73rd shop llben to L.A.; AUanta IIIII Lon- · Dr. R. 1\. Plckent Is In New IS bis subject, "Birtb Porjland; ~real f!l'lll!dplirenta er the bustne88 m.. una. T h • b-, ltd the!; 301h anmversary to keep the $3,000 .they filch•d don ... Mary Margarol Me OFieo~s lh1s !leek where he II THE ~ Sltep at Pilla and 'lbelr E!lect on are Henn$11 and ,llf'ilttle Hill of meeting o ed with lbo groUJ t.to n•• d tdn I take a penr.) from Ifrom his sol• the other 3 a.m.. Bride o! radio fame (MMM ottemtng a. medloal seminar: · JOlT) Miller 1 C<MIIIIry Jl'alr Morals of Youna at a Colull)bus, . Robert and Myrtle repeating Lord's Prayrr. 11 .. ov . ! ' kefeller thiS cam- but return the orreplaceable ra- hasn't been In Manhattan In Mrs. WIIUam ·Reynolds .Wtopea •very day till f. San· recent meeting at tho home Wolle ,of llacjne, and Daf!y 'llle club's armual Cbtislm' ' ' " m ""'"·''' Rocky runs, !doo and TV topes of hlB mony tl.ree years but still radloeasta ed Mlh relatives IQ Gallipolis •II) Ul 1• !louie 35 Wetl, Ga~ Mrs. Fred Wgod. La~n. Portland. A great, dinner wDI be held Dec. 121h . ' •,;,., d for up It 12 5'0 appearances ,n the air Paul from her Hndson Volley born· over the weekend ~tly,. llpollo. Mrs., Bob Clark ood · · Mrs. Ia Fannie at s p.m., at Gene BaD's res· o · •It to toot the gov's h·•rn ,tells us he'd cLnsider the 3G home via Kln~ston station Mrs. Grlff·Rusoell IS VISttiiU! I Paul Niday were eo-hostesses. taurant In pt, Pleasant. ll' """r·' c:,..n oerl•in'~ b "" a ttward If lbey'll jusl return WCHQ) has a new Dodd. In ~lyna wojll her son and Dr. IIIII Mrs. Evan c. ftod. Altend\ng were 16 m""!bero h.. f" ns, hos '"" s nr·.v ,h, tope>. Meade book out this ~: "The family, Dr. alld Mn. Oell Rus- erick are vdltlng lrtends ill two fllleats, Mra. Larry North · I. tis ·eel shad•. To"y The hopping · glad Warner Growing Up of Mary Elltabelb" oell over lite Thanlugtvmg hoJi. Columbus over the weekend and and Mrs. Jlllllft Patterson. P. '>i ·,, -~ Charn.lon Carr whis brass saw a rough-cut ol "Up . Oroon Welles is so fat In day, She pl111111 to spend the attended the Michii8JI • Obio Mn. Richard Brown, P~ per• d tltetr own poetry at Lim· the Down Staircase" and decid- "Paris Burning" his facade will Cbrlstmas holiday With Iter State 1ame. dent, presided over the bus~ erteks. e. it's on the up cash regisler shock you: more than 3110 lbo. dauRbter, Mr. llld Mrs. K. T. ness meeting. Mrs. Patrersou Perhaps some ol celebrity bar- · Jeanette Kamins, who wrote o• pure hom · Sinatra will re- Wagner In 9ryll Mawr, Pa. he• · was voted to membership. ber Paul Mole's big • name cus- "A Husband Isn't Everything," cord "I l<tve My WI!•" from fore returnltJC to IMlt borne. Miss Jan Houck, daugbler of Plans were made lor the Christ. tamers I such as U Than!, Hen- may change her mind for buM Mary Martin's "I Dol I Do" M~. .and Mrt.. ~ King Mrs. Arboautis Houck of Cho· mOB dinner to be held at 0. ry Fondo, Bili Buckley, Ralph er Bill Turner Pearl Bailey'• musical. am Mrs. E:"'lyn Ltwts il'ere In shiro, has been pledjjed le AI· car's on Dec. 5th with huobando :___ _ __ _ _:.:___,___:___:__ _ - - - -- - NBC's researeh says Joey Beverly Fnday evening to at· pha Silma Rho • ...,ial sorori· 88 guests. Bishop's ratings while oubblng ' tend tho_ Eastern Stat Cbapter 1 ty at Morehead state Universi· _ _ __ for Johnny Car!ion dropped '.he ] C"eremomf.s. \ - ty of Morehead, Ky She is a 1 ~ Mis~i.,narv NP•v "Tonight" audienet! almost 21 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gallogller sophomore at Ute university. I Lu.tlleran Wamen . • . , h C ,. hav• received word tnol his Pla f NEW IIAVF.N - Th• Wom· Iva Capeharl with an Honorary · peo cent, • tt orso ' return · M d M Ed p ill n or Bnsnnr • · . · , . . , . • bt~>hng It higher than ever mece. r. an rs. r s rHE CIIRISTMAS llilop ut ed 1 an s M1 ssJonary SocJl'tJ or th~ l.1fe MQmbt>rshm This cP.rhfl· , . . . , ' ot Logan have gone to Califor- Jerry Mtller's Co1mtry Fair good, candy • floral New Ha ven C:lurf"h o! God eatE' shows that $25 has been Which lS why NBC tsn t worry. nia to . spend Ute winter with . . da 'II 7 S Church Women of St. 1 l't eld their November meeting tnnlributed to World Mi.;~;.ions l lng about ~~ey's A~TV Car-- relatives. : ope~:··: te ~t~, · ~nl~ and St. John's Lutheran c~:~:!;l 0 8 a, the church wilh "Guest in her name_She has been chos- ·son-competition commg up Mr. and Mrs. Arland King . Uay 1 · tst, es wtu hold a Christmas E Night" being observed. ,en by Lhe soriet~ as a true · Vau~hnM_ ea~er, whoonct. mess- (Marth<J Fowler) of Williams·: pols. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Mrs. Eh'anor Davis. Spirit- example of Christian livin~ and ~d his hmr mto a JFK_ trnage, burg, Va. visited recently with . M and M Le ThO Pomeroy, Wednesday. Nov. SO ual Life Director, was in of genuine love for others. Mrs. now ~u''"" It like David (U.N. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tooy ' r. d d ~- : 1 ~p- frt m 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. MeCallum's After Fowler. son 811 aug ter. . ' 0 c..:o- There will be knitted items ehargr nf devotions . Shr led lris Morris was in chirgr of . L.L:E. the group in singmg "Send the the presentation. Rev. Dave buymg ltalla~ pasta-macblnary Mr. and Mrs. C. E.' Ruppel! lum~ ~ Ute tncl"ding doll clothes, crochetU!!·ht ." \1nr~· Sisk ted in pray- F'ields gave a reading. "T h e. to tw1st the1r own spaghetti, of Gulfport, Miss. are here wee w tb er _parents Mr. , iisting Mrs. Roberts were er. Roll call was answered by True Treasure." Mrs. Donna the Russians have bought ltal- wilb their 1011, the Rev. How- ' and Mrs. Tom Clu<k. 1 needlework, canned goods, "1 Am Tha nk ful fleca use "Grinstead sang "My Task." oon (P•erelli) elastic • threat · ard RUppeit. Mrs. Ruppell 'ed good, cany, floral arThe presid<•nt, Orpha Ftel ds. Mrs. Morris offered prayer. In.aktng machinery to woove been ill for some time but ;., A surpriSe birthday card rangements and other Christw:Ls in charge ol the bus.mess , . " •gal's girdles and intend to get Improving. They plan to reside ~thower will be held for CamJe mas items. In the "Taste Testmeeting It was announced tha~ The_SIJ9£ly also. rec .. nlly held , rt~ht at lbe bottom ollbat prob- ·tn th• Pr!obyterlan M.... with L. Williams o! Crown City, who lng Booth" taste a goody a ChrislnJOs b<Jx would be sent r1Up)lerware ••·· •~t w~•h will Nobserve hlo 781h birthday buy the rec'lpe, SandWJC . hes home of Rev patty, and M'at r . Oathee )l!m. w~t=lr son . ~ YlDlwn ere be 25th to a Home.. Mission station in Fo'old Mrs Mabel Morgsa.n tvavs ' mE CHRISTMAS Sbop with the Ruppelt family were ·•n ovom r . coffee will be served throughSomerS'!. lexas. Nelloe Dud· · · J '"II • ~· Mr J M ~-aid nd da d' . . the guest demonstrator I erry 1m er s ..,.,nntry i. ames Cuw1 & U• ou1 the day. E veryone 1s mgh. was _appomted chairman Game~ were played a~ priz It opeD every day 101 7. Jennifer, Cheyney, Pa. TWINS BORN come. . .. and when they're ready for Stride 01 Stl ts pdroJecl. d. , 'es wer; won by Mrs Oea~ day till 8. Rout• 35 w..t, D.. D. F•aser and Mr. and Mn. Gene Melvin lr- 1 Rites, we'll be here. ewa r ~ 1liJl 1rrr.or 1va : . · David and M · t · · ATfE LA RI Capehart . reported thai the Kn1ght and Mrs. Ross Morris. llpOIII. ai'}Or e, win of Rt. 2, Galhpohs, are ND ST . TI!S group had flavoring and doll~ The door prizes were won by l Va., sisters of the announcing the birth of twin Out_ - of · town fnends and SHOP FRIDAY NITETlL8:00 P.M. on sell ror mun•v . making pro- Mrs. Birdie Roush, Mrs. Jean! Mr. Ruppel!. daughU!rs at Holter Hospital oo relatoves who attended laat Use Your Charge Account At • , • jects. Sht" also i;nve a reading Grinstead, Mrs. Gerald Fleld:s, : • • •:• wrwe -MH!JI!I!ik.--f t November 5. The girls weJghed ntes for the late Mrs. Blandle etJtilled · t\ Miss i"nary Sp•'''' .. Mrs .. Art lfart and Mrs. Ross lour poulii!J and four ounces, Rees held Thursday at Pnhl trali,ns directo r. Preda !1orns. Mrs. Nellie Ouddmg j f and three powtds and 12 ounces Waugh - Halley Wood Fun· TurJp~·. g; 1ve 3 reading on v.un the pnze for gett:mg the Ometoy and have been named Eliza-. eral Home were Mr. Paul praveJ' most outside orders. Rerresh- i One of the Home Ec. beth Mary and Rebecca Cheri, Rees of Dayton, Mr. and A slirlP sel "Today's Woman me~ts were sen~ed to the fol~ i taught by Mrs. Frances __ 1 and will be caJled Betsy alii ~s. Eugene Rees of C a m Tod"y's Srwiety."' wa s shown iowmg: ~ary S1sk, Orpha .erts at Pomeroy Junior ~n_;· &•;u;--;d··~~ Becky. 1bey have two broUt. bndge, Mr. Stephen parter to the group. Following the Fields, VtolaRoush, Pansy Fry, School working on 8 unit ltarul of Columbus s t the ers, Ernest Earl and Jobn Mol- Athens, Mr. and Mrs. L. ,h,nving or Ihe slides, a discos ~ellt• Duddtng, Sue Erwtn, i bakmg, went to see how ft week~d with her : Mr l'ln. Maternal grantlmotb<r II Niday of Springfield, Mrs. s""' was :ed by Orpha Ftelda Eleanor Davl!, Alma Lulckart, ldone on a larger scale. and Mrs. Nathan~ • aud Mrtr. llarl Mink, and maternal Offenbacfrer of Columbus, ' 'lt•r !he meeting. tlte group Bonme F1eld s, Ramona Kmght, Through the courtesy ol fatnil liP great grandparents ore Mr. and Mrs. David Shelton of mel a! me home of Rev. and Jean and Anna Grinstead, Iva ' 11om Moyer, the group toured Mr y,and 14 N Riw' llld Mrtr. M. M. Drummond land, Ky. and Mr. and Mrs Oave Fields for relresh· , Capehart, Drue . Hart. Iris I· ,, Pomeroy Pastry Shop of ~cine .~~ =tty with llld. Mrs. Ethel Mink, .U o! Willard Kllcker of Seli!cfrly,l n.ents. :Morns, Claudoa .Ftelds, Mabehontly and wore shown Mr and Mr u-. Keller uO.~D!!!ipol~U~a._ _ _ _ __:;..!P~a·:__ _ _ _ _ _ _..,!_ _..___ _,________________ All ending were Jim . Wise, , Morgao and Angte Ftelds. equipml!rlt and several typos Mhoersvllle. L Judy Hall, Nelhe Duddmg, Iris moxers. Seemg the large Mrs E J Tracy nlarnld ','"r:ts. !va Caoehart. El•anor DINNER GIVEN titles in which the baker 'W~l)', after l]ltlldce1ves eggs, fruit!, shortening inC week with Mrl Griff 1 av1s. Sue E:rwm, Vwla Roush, r ~'"'s.Y F' r.v. fiarry Fry, Donna _Mrs. P_aul Smart entertained and other ingredients at Bradbury • Crinstead. Denise Grinstead, :'Jth a dmner this week honor- amazing to the Bids. Mrs Millin Am Jd nd broR"rlha Rickard. Freda Turley, mg her husband on his birth- Mr. Moyer dernonatroted · ~ ~rt wore M... frv1n Gtbbs, Alma Lmck- day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. to make pie dough and buslllfiS violtors In Hun~ or!, Angte Fields, Mary and Mannmg Kloes and dllldren, for p~ pies by welgilt W. Va. Pam Sosk. Birdie Roush, Rev. Kent, Lon and Lynn and Mr. ther thtn measurement · Frank Ste art returned and Mrs. Dave Fields. and Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., also explained how y•ast ·'llmnday ~ opendlng AW4RD MADE and children, Rose Marie. Bill, cak• doughnuts ore prepared, days ai St. Albans w. The Soue1y presented Mrs. IMelame, Lmda and Dennis. fried and glt12ed. . with her son and da~ c . ·' .! . ===~~lllr~•~·~R;obo;;rt~Ro:th~g:e~b~.-~~I ed, Granges snould be representand all Grange members :•he.::·:or=coot!M==- 'Reedsvill." The wscs met with Mrs. M'mlt Buckey lor their Nov· ember moetlog. A ThanksglvIDg program waa led by Mrs. Dorotha RJtbel. Mn. RushJR ..-------ISimmwoy conducted the busl· ~ noaa. Tho pllno committee of lrfll7 IIIII CubdoUar , of Mrl. Nancy Buckley, M". .COiumbua, Cbaclt Pyor of LiM*- Dorotha Riebel and M11. Vlvi· holQ'IIe Air IIIJe it Colum~Jt!~· an Humphrey: a're to purchase and Mrs- Enlp Spaoar, LfD. I pllno lor the church. A ha· da llld lArrY of Tappen Plllnl rur and bake sale wUI be weN . - ! vllltGrl Olllr. IIIII beld Dec. 1 from 1 to 9 p. 9'· · l!ri. AlfNd CallltdttUar and II the lonner rtlldence ol DorJe8\). . . , ,. aei Rlellel. The Chrletmas par1\l'n. '1Uf ~·~ · reo I.J will· be Decc1f at lite home tut'lled IIJime .lfltll ~ a pa- of Mrs. Vt..., Humphrey wiUt U~ at ~:;,Clark llpe. , Mrs- N~ 1 BIJ9Jey as . c.. A Society Notes (Oth1r cllning suit•• in Modem or Trlclitionll st1rt 1t $195.00 and $259.00) efumiturt .Cirpet • decor•tina ' Com•r $te0nd •nd Grlp8 In G•IDpollt, Ohi~ \ Pl~lnParkltrnoq. ¥ , lioltetll.'· Retreahments were · 1 , . 1!. R.llandcilp,lt, ~~ Bucb- •rved by ""· 'Suekley·to Mn. I · onao, Klbblli apd R. E. Eunkii · .Sprap, .Mra. VIYI· Wlifultil$ ~tty ~lfillded • "In 'Hujilllhtt!',tl'llrt, Hazel Buck. NMI,Cf.'l iDetilln8 at the Red·. le),' M9· !Ia 'OsbOI'l)e, Mi'l. flu. ::w•ltid aeatautanttn Belpre. .u t'• ) llluii)W:r ... Mfl. Limon "'jn, l'Wlllll Harvey ~ l'lckens, WJ, DorQthi RO!bel :.,. ~Hlltlrin pt · p~ · I• ,vi,.;, ''jiid in>eo~, , llmY''OrbtiniO and ., 1 . ..... __.,. •- u-•lef: ·. , ted >:>rtl' ,.,.,. , ll ant! Mrs. •.~lllli, · '· ' · @~>Jiu\il ~ f(lililj....,;;. 11 · ' ' - ,......•.• ~ ,,-.dert~ ··'M: I \ ,· I ~~. A """"' hour was eliJoyed and States becauie mnch pmea wore played with prizes wao once bartered or prnd": sold brinS awarded the wmaers. small Iota. arv invited. Please cookies. GALLIA CHAPTER, Ohio Clvil Service Employee's Alii~.. regular manthly meettnc, 7:80 p.m., Monday, East Jioll, 0.~ Upolis State lnaUtute. GALLIA TOPS Club will meet at Grace Metltodlst Cburcb at 7:30 p. m. , BULAVILLE Grange No. 211111 will meet at 7:80 p.t;. Lunch will be served. ~y ,, , AMERICAN LEGION AUlll· tary_UniUI wl~ mtet at th' Logloo ~HaD at 7 p.m. .. ANN JtlDsllN Class of the Bap~chutch' cburch . wlj:1 meetapll.i at7:-.l" ' Ftrlt ~ llaady For Tho Pen For Thanksgiving - -- - or GIRLS Chrillftlll Turkey 12to 14 lb. Approx. woltlht FREE In Bleck, Brown, Cordovan ' ' ' You Also Win With: LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN WITH N-M Widths COMPARABLE ~UALITYI Sizes 4 ~o 11 ,. • WITM fllllCHAII OP $59.10 01 MO~E Offer G1oc1 Thru D1e, 23, 1966 . · . s.'I · j ·.·?·-9...~.t.o'·•·. t'l~99 ., ~ . NAMI BRANDS TOOl l'tlrkl~ liJGV lit picked up ot our store ...... \ m. '.~ . ·~ ~ ·,' · ·. . • , • , ':V'1 , ,. ·p ·, · < ' , ~ MD Ui~®til, ~· j · ··, ¥· k' ' '.. ' . . .!trllt c· ' 1: . ~u wtre. the llti~ 1•\Ji , ,. , IIi D . .: ,; A . QOII) ,antl ,,tllt,•~· ~..:~y . ,,.., ,., .• ·~~ ·. • .• , ldd.l . e . · ...... . . · ' . · Allllll...,'.)lioh were· tlni1il9 !tL ' ; m ~'"'~'. _ , 18'1'1• . , • (1::#-i•J\e, 1'·~ · 11..!...;,..;,;...,...._......,..-....1!1--,...~ '!'h~ .lnl!t9~:;1(~t9! );= · TURKEY A FREE Q!' deliolrtthlitA ~our ' purchose. Pl.ll 90 ·DAY FINANCING : No C.rrrlnt Chltttto M . · ""' · · · , ' · , ,T • . E :S'H.O ~0 .''\' .... ' ' •• REESE FURNITURI I - ' tnu Syatmore ' OUTLET . ., 'r· · . .... 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Cbev. otory home only 3 years old, New 60" Rotary Cutters 129!15(1 New 8 25 1 :ro, 10 ply large kitchen with birch cai>nylon tireo 155. lac. Federal lnets, 3 BR and ttle bath, de· t tached garage, city wata', 1 mile !rom city limit. Full Ol!lo Valle, bnplemeal fle. pnce of $10,500. lSI Ptao Sl., ~ - "~'IP' 1959 2 Too ... 2*ll t ,.,,-==-==;;;;-:::-u.:; I LOW, LOW, PRJCE8 • ~~~~ COME IN Bv w~ >1 " ' mnntn SleepiDg II'<,_ Rl<o aud Corbl8 F"' WE WILL take personal Inter· room fut!llsne<l opt., tnller ldlure. • • est In llslinC and selling your ler 5. .. ! l ·~ f f, ·I j I oNLY SOc U.DRIVE THRU CAR WASH MORNING DAWN t WY J.2151 ,_IODLIPOil DHI.IJ RADIATOR tCar I Truck tHeater Cort I Bulldozer ! R•wling• Hond• S.let apaee Contact ~tt>lla Amokl P :.J r~ ('potr:)! 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P 1'1ti:D ,t.l 'i.XD& ' V •aU:DR ,:P LOIC!f )xaw • J!•au~·J, ' ~t- 'If·.,~· :ltlllt••tf ~..O: · •• . ' . �--~ -- - 'I 'I ' " ' i\d .Way·By Phon__;_ . e,_ II O"'I ,OF TH. lfiCI51 .1',0,~11 c:AU. DICK ltAWLINGI BLAmNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy, 0. DltiVE A SERVICE CLEAN CAR 11 ONLY TAKii .QI Now lfdator !hap ONI MINUTI I Any Type ! LODGE No.7 F & AM f. C. DogrH Novombor 21, 1966 7:1111 P.M. ( f ' 'I Notlet gun the Sportlmen's ClUb, Bottom, November 20 al noon. The public Is Invited. I -- For Rent -- APARTMENT, furru shed or unfurmsbed Adults only. Apply 910 Fomlh Ave. or call Char- ~ lestun, lo\6-1425. 274-6 NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Ph. 446-2917. TO $S,750, S BR home on • Ooor plan, good weU •1th plenty water bath large roomy kitchen, cellar house, plenty shade trees, lot 140' • 2j)Q', 11159 - T. CheY. 11157 2 T. Chtv. Dump 271-31 19M % T. Ford BAIRD 'JEW !ashton ..Jon aro Sue's I - 1960 % T Chovrole! deltgh1 She kpeps her car- 1957 - % T. Ford Pickup pet colon bnght Wtth 1955 Chevrolet 1? r Pickup Blue Lustre' Rent electrtc , 1 M1nneapolil Molllll PoUmt Ehampooer Sl. Farmers Hard1959 F 6011 Ford lliJm1l 21H ware. II Mom:RN % bedroom house mtles out of c1ty Call 44ij-4J44 271-3 1 ROOMS and batlt , unfurmsh-1 f<1 an>"'" .en\ Centrally local-: ed Lall 44ti-OOa1 271-4 1 FURNISHED apartment~ utll~ t<es patd. Ph 446·1854. 26:!.-tl Fl RN !SijED apartment.- All uiJii!J .. pa1d. Call «~i-36!'1 of· I Sponsored by lhe Forked Run Spurlamen'a Club. u 17 2tc end House and Tra<ilnl Is now under one roo1 Laurel CUH Scllool Huwte un Stata llouta m and lit. 7 by-pass, open dally 12 noon, Jim Adams lVorthy Slanley, 11' 20 PRICE REDUCED I HOUSE. complelely furmshN! [ 1956 'I T. Ford Ptckup mdudmg utth lte! , $2.5 week 1 1!1611 v. T. Ford P1ckup 1960 ¥. T. Chev. P1rkup ~LTV I CO. Chev. stake 1956 F 600 Ford 191i4 1 T lnternal!onal JUST LISTED 1960 % T. Ford WJIJ. sell on a land contract 19611 % T. Ford - $1 000 dowa payment, ooe 1959 1 T. Cbev. otory home only 3 years old, New 60" Rotary Cutters 129!15(1 New 8 25 1 :ro, 10 ply large kitchen with birch cai>nylon tireo 155. lac. Federal lnets, 3 BR and ttle bath, de· t tached garage, city wata', 1 mile !rom city limit. Full Ol!lo Valle, bnplemeal fle. pnce of $10,500. lSI Ptao Sl., ~ - "~'IP' 1959 2 Too ... 2*ll t ,.,,-==-==;;;;-:::-u.:; I LOW, LOW, PRJCE8 • ~~~~ COME IN Bv w~ >1 " ' mnntn SleepiDg II'<,_ Rl<o aud Corbl8 F"' WE WILL take personal Inter· room fut!llsne<l opt., tnller ldlure. • • est In llslinC and selling your ler 5. .. ! l ·~ f f, ·I j I oNLY SOc U.DRIVE THRU CAR WASH MORNING DAWN t WY J.2151 ,_IODLIPOil DHI.IJ RADIATOR tCar I Truck tHeater Cort I Bulldozer ! R•wling• Hond• S.let apaee Contact ~tt>lla Amokl P :.J r~ ('potr:)! 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P 1'1ti:D ,t.l 'i.XD& ' V •aU:DR ,:P LOIC!f )xaw • J!•au~·J, ' ~t- 'If·.,~· :ltlllt••tf ~..O: · •• . ' . �·' .' !(' ' 't . T~~kPA~t! aGo~~~~!~~~~~~~~~s~ !~~~~b~~eii? ~?.!I?.r"!p.radte Elberfelds Music Dep~rtment err· lxt. f rr Age~\::. s;)161Dles :r~o:~d t~;~~s~h~ runJ!; te~~nti~~t cakes of dressmg may e rna e roasting until done. fo~ those who like the dressing \ This Is th~ seasonDwhen tur- running cold water. For roast· To test doneness, a:~st me~t cr~~-ke gravy from pan drip~y is plentiful and a good buy ing, remove wrap and leave thermometer insert h 101d 1 e pings from stewed necks and · · lac ·enter of the roast s ou re · • In any form. st rm~ m P e. <.:. es F This wings bought especially for gra· Boneless turkey roasts or Here are the steps to follow glster 170·115 degre . vy or make giblet gravy from rolls are ideal for roasting in in roasting a boneless turkey will take three to four houl;s for giblets frozen and held for this the oven for fall feasts. Sinee roll: a four to seven pound ro . use there is no waste an aUowance -Preheat the nven to 325 deMORE TIME Don't overlook these trim-~ ' F (SI ·l ) Allow about lh hour more of nnP third poun~ per prrson grees · ov; ~ · . . . k- mings and the cranberry sauce · wil\ provide well for appetites - If the ~ast IS ~at pre-sea- time tf the turkey roast.Js coo e or jelly, for they will be expt.>et-1 hea 1·ty and otherwise. Choose soned. rub hghtly With salt and ed fro~ the fro~en state. T~ ed when vou serve turkev. Tur. h roast Will be eas1er to carve 1f · \ white or dark meat to smt l e pepper. l . 0 key feasts make occasions to be tasle ot the ..:rowd. These roasts -Place on a rack in a shal- yo_u let It stand for _20 to 31 remembered with pleasure. · te m .. at aU dark low roasting pan. Brush the en- mmutes before carvmg, su acome aII wh1 ~ • th. ti t me~t . or a combination of Ughl tire roast with melted butter or low JS extra me, oo. . anrl dark meat in some markets· fat. Place in a pre-heated oven. When you cook a tur~ey _roll, To thaw uncoo}l;ed boneless Baste or brush occasionally with plan to cook the dressmg m a turkey roasts or foils, follow the butter or pan drippings, expeci· separ_ate ~an. Make a mound of eneral thawing directions. ally any dry areas. If the roast dressm~ m a loaf ~hape or . . . g becomes too brown during the flatten 1t out about 3 mches deep Gauge readmgs - Galhpohs •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..-iiii , Dam 11.9, 12.8, running 5 feet 20-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1696 on rollers, Pomeroy - M;~son 20.83, Pl. Pleasant 24.00, Hinton 1.43 stationary, Kanawha Falls 4.24 falling, Charleston 19· :05 stationary. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. . at ' ··~~· The Music Department is loc..,ed on the 2• flMr - Stop in real soon ·- :dok' d~j=k You'll get a lot of good ideas for Christmas gihs this year. RCA Vicltor Cofloran I tl n 0 hite Television RCA Stereo Radios Tape Recorders P us a ne se ec and W • of Records - Sheet Music and Musical Accessor11s. " oJIIf . . --~-"'t""., '"' ... . v · .··. : • 'I <ilf ... ~. '":' . .. ~-: •• · · - -·:..; f ELBERFELD$ ARE OP~N EVERY WEEK-DAY FROM 9:15AM TO.SP..ON FRIDAY FROM 9 AM TO 8 PM AND ON SATURDAY FROM 9 AM TO 9 PM. tint I Rtver • News I RIGHT THIS IN OUR TOWN WAY ~- RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE FM·AM· STEREO RADIO Boat Movements: "~CA Victor's finest table radio In a BY DICK THOMAS Ohio River - Walter BeckContempOrary-styled wood cabinet jord down l3 6 p. m.; Allee Sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects recently in up 14 3 35 a.' m.; Reliable up e20-watt peak power Solid State amplifier our area brings to mind that catchy little tune "Strange 14 5 'a. m.. Eastern down 14, Things Are 1-l.(l}'Pening," made popular several years ago s:is a. m.;' Lady Mignon up • Tuned RF stage In FM clrcult-AFC by comedian Red Buttons. . 15, 3;05 a. m.; ~ew Orleans up •Separate bass, treble, stereo balance and Indeed strange thmgs are or have been happenmg. 15 4 .1 m . Gharles Stevenson compensated loudness controls And, one can hardly doubt these _sighti~gs, for I'm sure do~n ; 6·. 3:' 30 a. m.; Kentuck· that if. you saw one and reported d, you d want someone . 1an . up 16 , 6..05 a . m· OVEC up stop in the music de~artment on ~Jberfclds 2_nd floore"Signal Sentry'' for automatic stereo-to-mono Select 3 color T.V Set of your cho•ce and e_nJOY Coln:r 65 Ford Galaxie to believe you. m · National up 17 16 7 35 Te}('vision at its finesl. Use Elbe1·felds SenSible Credit Two weeks ago a Parkersburg, w. Va., man s~w an ' : . a. ·· .o5 switching 17 8 500, .t Dr. I cylinder, auto. 7 Service to make y')ur purchase. unidentified flying object and what's more be talked P· m .. Sdt. Marcyslhup · · trans. Radio & Heater, 17 · ld · - ~ vm·Anrewaounup, • Two large 6lh·' $peakers whitN"all tirts wtth an occupant who to · ·· J 17 him he'd contact him agai n. DIMENSIONS: Two·thirds the 5:15 a. m.; E. P. o~es up · 18 64 Studebaker Three nights later three teensize of a Douglas DC-4 trans· 6:30 a. m.; Queen . C ity up .' See oil tho other models AMIFM Tobit RadlM ."' 4 Door, 6 cyl., st.lnd.rd agers in the vicinity of Lesage, port. ! ~ : 50 a.m. ; Vulcan down l6, ~ -· shift, while w1ll tir.s. Dloplay. w. va. saw five or six bright COLOR: Silvery bright when l25 a. m.: Jefrerson_ up 18, 6. 50 62 Ford F1irlane disks with orange and red sunlight reflected off the objects. a. m.; Pennsylvama up ta. 8 500. 2 Dr., I cylinder, lights sCitOting across the sky. SOUND: None. a. m.; Steel Ranger down 19. 1 ttandud trans. They were traveling very fast ALTITUDE: Approximately 6:35 p. m.; Robert Reed up _19, 1 64 Ford Galaxie and emitting a sound much like 9,500 feet. 3:05a.m. ; Polly R. up 20, 6.15 ! 500. 4 Dr, 8 cylinder, auto. h f I I•· m.; John J. Rowe up 21, 3o30 1 trtns. Radio and heater, t at o a vacuum c eaner. SPEED: Seeond estimate was Ia. m. Buckeye State up 21, 4:power ltMrlng, whltewaD Last Sunday night, a Meigs 1,656.71 miles an hour (almost 55 a. m.; New Martinsville Urn. ...... III'IIIIR" , county man and his fa mily lhree times faster than anyldown 21, 6:25a.m.; Principia ' saw two very strange Jbj~cts in known aircr::aft, convc_ntiona~ or 1up 21, 7 a . .m.; Harvey .Jordon 63 Chevrolet Btl Alrt. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. the sky. As he watched Jt, tht expenmental, at the time, smee1uo 22, 6:05 a. rn.; Leeanna up Standard trans. White wall More People Own orange-red light became more estimate &f speed depends on 123, 4 a. m.; Vickers down 2.3, tires. red and moved very slowly in knowledge of distanl-e of an 5:15 a. m.; J . S. Lewis down RCAVICTOR a southeasterly direction. object, another estimate w~s Greenup 3 p. m.: Orco up 63 Rambler About midnight Tuesday, two atterward made by an At r Greenup 3:25 a. m.; Steve S50 Serlas 4 Dr. 6 cylinTha.n Any Other TV der, sttndard trans., r• Pt. Pleasant couples spotted a Force scientist (based on short- Click down Meldahl 5:20 p.m. dlo & hiller, whlttw•U man-bird-like creature that fol- er distance) of 400 mph; the Molly K. down Meldahl 5:20 : tires. lowed their car at a very high observer's original estimate Oat- p. m.; Cotton Queen down j rate of speed down Rt. 67. to- er corrected) was ·l.200 mph. Meldahl 5:30 p. m.; Raymond ! 65 Mercury ward Pt. Pleasant. TACTICS: According to theiSa\veti up Meldahl 7:10 p.m. : Monter-v, 4 Door. 8 cyl. Standard trtntmlsslon, poEver since UFO sighlings be- observer, the UFO's new in a lo. F. Shearer down Meldahl l wer steering, r~dlo and gan on June 24, 1947, when a chain·like line as H they were 10:30 p. m .~ Mark Eastin up ' heater, whit.wt\1 tlrn. private pilot named Kenneth linked together, rather in the Me\ dahl 12:45 a. m.; Boc-K up ; Arnold, saw an unexplainable same manner as geese; every Meldahl 2:50a.m.; Tibolt down 65 Pontiac G.T.O. - ... . ... ,~, I. SOLID STATE PORTABLE STEREO . Tempest. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 formation of nine sa ucer-sh~p· few seconds, twe or three of Meldahl '6:25 a. m. I ENJOY CRISP, CLEAR PIC'l'URES1paed trans. ed objects flying near Mt. Ram· the objects would dip or change . J 0 ll 1 dd This qus\ity RC-' Victor porttble phon0111Ph puts thrllllnl ]er, Wash., the subject of course slightly; they flew in a Gallipolis Dam nW 1 63 Ford Galaxie RICH "GOLDEN TJft.Q~T 30U:ND storeo listening within the reach of your bud&et.lt's perfonnUFO's has fired public imagi- line spread out over an estimat- Dean up 6:35 p. m.; L : er 500 4 Or. 8 cylinder. tutoence-p\u5 in a lightweiGht luggage-like ease ttlat'IIO lilY to • ''Sweet 16'' Sportabout Chllsiswith 18.00_0volts matlc lrtnt. Radio and nation. ed five miles. Curley up 12:30 m.; · ~~~e (design averege) delivera cri&p, clear piCturtt healer, power steering, carry. Automatic/manual Stud\omat\c chanae~ wlth \rUIIotrlek It has •lso bee• a headache COMMENTo This is the fa- ~ up 3o50 a. m., Flag . P whitt wall tll'ft. In normal TV reception arlit tone arm and lever control system for ealeof.ope~ for for the personnel of Project mous case ef Kenneth Arnold. down 5:30 a. m.; G~~~-ge :nee • Super Power Grid VHF tun•r provldll IKIIltn\ 65 Dodge Dart Bluebook, the Air Force agen- first person ever to sight a .down 5:50 a. m. P 11 P porn enhanced $lenu:1 effect, the lift·off spe•kers can t, ~ttd reception l Dr. 270 Serlta, 6 cylincy that investigates and tries UFO. During a press inter- down 6:10 a. rn. De up to 16 feet. Solid State dHign for utmost deperwilltiJUty-no • RCA Solid State UHF tuner 11 preclslon·tn&l· der, standard trent,. radio ~o explain th~se enigmatic obview, Mr. Arnold described ~e Kanawha Riv~tlo;ta. :_: tubes to heat up, no fllements to burn out, no Wll'f'n.UP welt. nee red to assure 5uperb rteeption on ChiMIII and huter )ects. The A11: Force has two!objects he saw as ag appe<~nng born down Lon on · t 7.30 ' 14to83 ' ' 64 Ford F-700 main interests in the subject: !like saucers skipping over wa- Chloe K. 1down ~an~~ d · See the complete line of RCA , Victor llonablt • TiC~ Pan.O·PiY plct~o~re tube brlnfll you. sharp, 5 speed trans. 2 speed Ol Are these objects seen ln ter. Hence the phrase "flying•P- m. ; Al .en R. e_rr~ n~7; c:\el!lr pict~o~res "f!lith sparK\ inK detail-tube IS tinted Record Players. There's one lust fo~ yoq. B11y. what rear axle, 8 cyl. Dump you want now an.d use our . ay·a-way .plan. to hOld the skies, and occasionally 9n saucer" was coined. He was Marmet 9.45 P· m., ra L ' to' reduce rel\edion5 Truck. Long whHI b1se. 55 Automatic. trans. • Static-free"Golden Throat" FM sound from front· the ground, hostile in their in- interviewed at length by a rep- B. up Marmet 3,: :~~·~~ :.~~ your selection until Christmas! , 1 moun1rid s• o'lal speaker tent and thereby a threat to the resentalive from Headquarters Jane Lucas do~m h 63 Mercury • Built-in VHF and UHF antennas ma_ke outlldl security of the United States? of the Fourth Air Force, Office p.m.; w_. _H . ~ aver, . ~· Custom 2 Oaor Hardtop. anttnnas unnecessilry in many lotltlonl And, (2) What new scientific of the Assistant Chief of Staff, down Wmfleld ~: ~ ~i5 Power St"rlng and 8r1h1. Autom.Jtk tr1ns. knowedge, if any, may be gain- A-2 Intelligence, at Hamilton E. Bowles up m~~ [' 1 Be sure to see t.ht JMny other modlll RCA VIctor Port· ed from them? So far, no UFO Field, California. Resul s of the m.; Beaver do~n m 1e do~n •bl• T.V. Sets, 12 Inch sc.rNn, bit powtr 19 incl1 Stll 63 Ford Galaxie has demonstrated the faintest interview were sent to He ad- a. . m_.; Mount~m St~t~l rcllff •ncl tl1e big 21 inch portable•. Now is a fine 111M to s• 500, 4 dr. I cyl,, std. trans. 2=.10 a. m., ~e Dun· ltd tl11t T.V. gift you wtnt to give. Selections lrt besi threat te national security quarters of the (then) U. S. ArWlnfleld . Radio & h..ter, W.S tires and you un b\.ly the screen 11a you went. and equally no UFO has reveal- I my Air Forces, addressed to down Winfield 3 . a . ~·3. 40 ed information that would be of the Commanding General in can Bruce up Wmfl~l · w· a. 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. 8 cyl., automatic concrete val.ue to scien~e. washington, D. c., on July 17, m.; L._ W. Swe~t 0~01 n 1 ~ t,.1n1., radio & heater, WI UFO's remmn only as a we1rd 1947 • field 4.20. a. m., ~e. · S tins challenge to the scientiric imag- The interviewer made the down Wlnflel~ 4:30 a.~·· Ehsh~ ination. following statement in his re- Woods up W~n¥.~: 62 Ford There ltave been other rumorport: Semet up Wtn I · a. · Country Sedan 4 dr. sttUon wagon, 8 cyl. automaed reported sightings of UFO's "It j§ the personal opinion of . nd hee lic trans., radio & tleater, in Gallia county but not offic· the interviewer th<it Mr. Arn- mtroduce~ c~ttl~ 8 sand~ WIS tires . ially. Down in the southern part oid actually saw What he stat- !rom Cahforma mto the isl 62 Scout V.. Ton of the county_ it has been re- ed he saw. It is difficult to be- m 1793 · 5 the Hawaii island 6 cyl. 4 wh"l drive ported there ts a large burned· lieve that a man tf Mr. Arn- 1.11 179 ' h brought Perfect Christlltjls gift for the entire family to ell· like spot in a field and there's old's character and apparent chief, Klamlehdamendae'r h'Js rule . tht allthe sansu · 62 Chevrolet b h joy. See the complete line-in your favorite furnl· h a mdan. w oA saw t e ? Ject tea integrity would state that he He and his descendants reigao/4 ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl., ture styling and wood finish. EnJOY radio at Its best rna _e 1t. woman m wes rn saw &bjects and then write up ed a century before Hawaii be4 spttd trens. and the superb sound of RCA Victor Stereo Music. Gallla county watched a UFO a report to the extent that he te ·tory of the United 8 land in a field near their farm . did if he did not see them. 'Io ~arne rn 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, 8 eyl., 5 spHCI trans. But they're afraid . to report go further, if Mr. Arnold can t~:~-820 the first missionaries 2 speed axle, stake bed, them beca~se they thmk nobody write a report of the ~haracter arrived hy clipper salling ship long wheel base You'll find a complete selection of Guitar would beheve them. he did while not havmg seen f N w England. Stii~s - ' Banjo - Ukelele - Violin And, possibly. it's jusl as well the objects that he claimed he r~ t eres·dents of the main65 Ford Custom Ma olin. Plus reeds, resin, batons, ·transistor lhe sighting~ were not report· saw, it is the &pinion of th~ i~- landosUnite~ States well re4 dr., 8 cyl. automatic batteries, recordinf, tape, neck ' cords, .record eWoQtl cabinet operates In eltllerve~l or trans. R1dio & heater, WI ~ for the A1r Force did not be- terviewer that Mr. Arnold 1s m member the infamous day of carrying cases, va ve oil, cork grease, reed S tires llorlzontal position heve _that Kenneth Arnold saw the wrong business, that he December 7, 194:1, when Japan brushe&. U you don't see wh~t you're l~k!JI· for the mne UFO's when he report- should be writing Buck Rogers attacked Pearl Harbor and • Solid State des ian for Jnlillnt ''Wirm-up,"IXIOI 66 Chevrolet ••k any of the sales people m the music aeplll'tWorld war n began. Since Melibu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 ed them, and even after an m- fiction ." operation ment. I vestigalion of the incident it However, the t'Onclusion of that time the name Hawaiian cyl., eutomatic trans., pot~~er steer'ing, radio &. was their opinion that he had the Air Force was that Mr. Arn· Islands bave been common•1,000 mllllwatts of undlstorted POWit heater, W ,S ti ,., seen a mirage, or should I say old had seen a mirage because place in our thlnking. eAFC for drlf\•free FM reception nine mirages. of the stable atmospheric con- The Pearl Harbor memorial 62 Olds Starfire From Project Blueboik, here ditions at the time, conditions to the men who died on Decem• Two speakers-6' oval and 5' oval-toneCIOIIIIDI 2 dr. Herdtop, power A fine selection of all types of records In the LP is the official tnlry on that associated with weather inver- ber 7, 1941, and the Puncb steering, power brakes, Albums, !loth Stereo and Monophonic, plus the •l're<:lslon sllde·rllle vernier tunlnl ndto & htttlr, WIS tires sighting. sions and which increase the Bowl Pacific National Cemenot tunes in 45 RPM records. TIME-PLACE OF SIGHT· refraction-illdex of the atmo- tery where more than 26,000 Take time to look at all !be recorda OD sale SIGHTING o June 24, 1947 , sphere. United States fighting men are You'll want to look at aU of the other models of RCA You'll see many that you'd like to bave. Victor AM/FM Rildlos, AM Radios, and Portable Translaat approximately 3 p.m. local s. you can see - they didn't buried draw thousands of VlSlt. tor Radios in All or AM-FM models. Enjoy fine recepo time - vicinity of Mt. Rainier, believe him! ors each year. tion. extellent tont and trouble free service witb an RCA Wash., between Mt. Rainier and The opportunities and the Vietor Radio from Elberfelda. · Mt. Adams. people in Hawaii are like they Popular "- ClaBBical - and Rellglous. ltlusie -'DURATION : 111e minute, 4Z are anywhere. They want to all arrang~ for f.qUI' eqy seleetlon. Select what seconds. work at jobs whlch will proI you want. tbe next time you're shopping at NUMBER OF OBSERVERSo (Continued from Page 7) vide a comfortable living. They Tate advantage now of the Blberlelda. One. !group the Sandwich Islands af- have certain ass~ts that can ' s~l Sale of Gwtan in the I TYPE OF OBSERVERo Pilot ter the Earl of Sandwich, be used and will do almost mqsic defartmeJit on the 2nd of prlvatety owned airplane. spo1111or of the Paclfic Expodi- anything within reason to .floi)r,· AI fine quality, good NUMBER OF OBJEC'I'So tlon. captain Cook waa kllled provide a deCent Hvlng lor BOUnding guitar& and so fdeal Nine io a confilcl between bls crew their taml!les. fqr gift& this year. OBsERVER REALI ABILITY: alld the naUves at KealakekuA, In nett week's article I wm USED CAR LOT Appeared to be glllld. HawaU Island.' discuss ttte agriculture of the Locutt & ~Y.etmort Itt. SHAPE: Diac·sllaped. Captain G<!or~e Vancouvor lslanlls. Ml_,.l.,.rt ~/ '. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1966 TOP USED CAR BUYS I SIT DOWN, PlEME PERFECT PERSONAL GIFT THIS YEAR-RCA VIOOR 16 inch SCREEN PORTABLE TV SET 1 I I I ··eoocl ,ol I • ( ~ ifU: DOcToR IS I I ·i:"'-"""' '"-__,;--'.;...I' 11MGoiNG TO Pi'I'CA lATRIC A5K '(OIJ A !tELP 5¢ ) RCAVICTOR ~ · ·ieatu(i"q . t 'r'OU 6EE, f'lii!I51CIAN!; CAN LEA~N A. LOT A80lJT A PATIENT Bl/ ASKING WAAT MAY l!EJ All RIGHT, f.kJW AN~ltlER ME TMHFULL'(... I 1HOU6~ SO! 'IOv'RE JUST THE TYPE! I WHICH !>0 'IOU PREFER A ~UNRISE MIGHT HAVE KNOWN!WHAT AD~PPOINTMENT! OR A Sl!NSET? ,...·-----J EVEN 50UNP LIKE A VERI/ $1MPLE Qtlf6TION.. WELL,A I 60ES5.. rew 1 , .ax ~!) '. '!be - ~-= tax k.,.Jp ..Id C0118111· I tation. f lrtghtoo, M· a: rector of the &I Asii)Claepbono loler· tbal • will> . ACWAlL<?, r'VE AUJJA% 50~ OF PREFERRED NOON ! a mJcb1 be 111o's mooey. d institution•. • to oludy !lure ~ reo»Jl~· J fd f,,, . td .:0 1 . .I l 1 WOOD "CONVERTIBLE" !·. fo a·:·· '., SHORT RIBS Ott DEAR. I.OOtc. A:r 1Hf 11M6.! I STRINGs-MUSICAL ACCESSORIES RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE FM·AM TABLE RADIO RECORDS You Always Pay Less At I Rice KEITH ~I I I l• i ELIERFELDS SEll GUITARS GOBLE ··:Eibetfelds In Pomeroy · FORD I , . .... ~ 1 .c o~ ·O 1 ,. 0 ~,c·• SHUT MUSIC . ' ... . ,. r •• ..... • ••• - .J - - • • • . ~ ... ....•· . '"-· " . ... ,.,.... .... ---·-··· ..,..-.- . . ... ..-. -~ o•• ·-· · · ••-"' • • • 1,_... _ _....,_ .~.>• - -· - ,.._ -·•1•"' " "'"""'"' ' •o,•· •·-··~---·~ . , . 0 . _ ... ,..,_.. .. _ . . . , , _ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ~ ~ ~-~; ... .. '" '""' ' " ,,. _ _ .,_ • • " _ . . . . . If' ... ...! Opo' ... • M ... • • .. . • IF lM L.f..1E fOR M'i 1HE KING J-IM HAVE M'( .... , _.,_ ' .Gains • ltiOD �·' .' !(' ' 't . T~~kPA~t! aGo~~~~!~~~~~~~~~s~ !~~~~b~~eii? ~?.!I?.r"!p.radte Elberfelds Music Dep~rtment err· lxt. f rr Age~\::. s;)161Dles :r~o:~d t~;~~s~h~ runJ!; te~~nti~~t cakes of dressmg may e rna e roasting until done. fo~ those who like the dressing \ This Is th~ seasonDwhen tur- running cold water. For roast· To test doneness, a:~st me~t cr~~-ke gravy from pan drip~y is plentiful and a good buy ing, remove wrap and leave thermometer insert h 101d 1 e pings from stewed necks and · · lac ·enter of the roast s ou re · • In any form. st rm~ m P e. <.:. es F This wings bought especially for gra· Boneless turkey roasts or Here are the steps to follow glster 170·115 degre . vy or make giblet gravy from rolls are ideal for roasting in in roasting a boneless turkey will take three to four houl;s for giblets frozen and held for this the oven for fall feasts. Sinee roll: a four to seven pound ro . use there is no waste an aUowance -Preheat the nven to 325 deMORE TIME Don't overlook these trim-~ ' F (SI ·l ) Allow about lh hour more of nnP third poun~ per prrson grees · ov; ~ · . . . k- mings and the cranberry sauce · wil\ provide well for appetites - If the ~ast IS ~at pre-sea- time tf the turkey roast.Js coo e or jelly, for they will be expt.>et-1 hea 1·ty and otherwise. Choose soned. rub hghtly With salt and ed fro~ the fro~en state. T~ ed when vou serve turkev. Tur. h roast Will be eas1er to carve 1f · \ white or dark meat to smt l e pepper. l . 0 key feasts make occasions to be tasle ot the ..:rowd. These roasts -Place on a rack in a shal- yo_u let It stand for _20 to 31 remembered with pleasure. · te m .. at aU dark low roasting pan. Brush the en- mmutes before carvmg, su acome aII wh1 ~ • th. ti t me~t . or a combination of Ughl tire roast with melted butter or low JS extra me, oo. . anrl dark meat in some markets· fat. Place in a pre-heated oven. When you cook a tur~ey _roll, To thaw uncoo}l;ed boneless Baste or brush occasionally with plan to cook the dressmg m a turkey roasts or foils, follow the butter or pan drippings, expeci· separ_ate ~an. Make a mound of eneral thawing directions. ally any dry areas. If the roast dressm~ m a loaf ~hape or . . . g becomes too brown during the flatten 1t out about 3 mches deep Gauge readmgs - Galhpohs •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..-iiii , Dam 11.9, 12.8, running 5 feet 20-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 20, 1696 on rollers, Pomeroy - M;~son 20.83, Pl. Pleasant 24.00, Hinton 1.43 stationary, Kanawha Falls 4.24 falling, Charleston 19· :05 stationary. London, Marmet and Winfield dams were on the sills. . at ' ··~~· The Music Department is loc..,ed on the 2• flMr - Stop in real soon ·- :dok' d~j=k You'll get a lot of good ideas for Christmas gihs this year. RCA Vicltor Cofloran I tl n 0 hite Television RCA Stereo Radios Tape Recorders P us a ne se ec and W • of Records - Sheet Music and Musical Accessor11s. " oJIIf . . --~-"'t""., '"' ... . v · .··. : • 'I <ilf ... ~. '":' . .. ~-: •• · · - -·:..; f ELBERFELD$ ARE OP~N EVERY WEEK-DAY FROM 9:15AM TO.SP..ON FRIDAY FROM 9 AM TO 8 PM AND ON SATURDAY FROM 9 AM TO 9 PM. tint I Rtver • News I RIGHT THIS IN OUR TOWN WAY ~- RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE FM·AM· STEREO RADIO Boat Movements: "~CA Victor's finest table radio In a BY DICK THOMAS Ohio River - Walter BeckContempOrary-styled wood cabinet jord down l3 6 p. m.; Allee Sightings of Unidentified Flying Objects recently in up 14 3 35 a.' m.; Reliable up e20-watt peak power Solid State amplifier our area brings to mind that catchy little tune "Strange 14 5 'a. m.. Eastern down 14, Things Are 1-l.(l}'Pening," made popular several years ago s:is a. m.;' Lady Mignon up • Tuned RF stage In FM clrcult-AFC by comedian Red Buttons. . 15, 3;05 a. m.; ~ew Orleans up •Separate bass, treble, stereo balance and Indeed strange thmgs are or have been happenmg. 15 4 .1 m . Gharles Stevenson compensated loudness controls And, one can hardly doubt these _sighti~gs, for I'm sure do~n ; 6·. 3:' 30 a. m.; Kentuck· that if. you saw one and reported d, you d want someone . 1an . up 16 , 6..05 a . m· OVEC up stop in the music de~artment on ~Jberfclds 2_nd floore"Signal Sentry'' for automatic stereo-to-mono Select 3 color T.V Set of your cho•ce and e_nJOY Coln:r 65 Ford Galaxie to believe you. m · National up 17 16 7 35 Te}('vision at its finesl. Use Elbe1·felds SenSible Credit Two weeks ago a Parkersburg, w. Va., man s~w an ' : . a. ·· .o5 switching 17 8 500, .t Dr. I cylinder, auto. 7 Service to make y')ur purchase. unidentified flying object and what's more be talked P· m .. Sdt. Marcyslhup · · trans. Radio & Heater, 17 · ld · - ~ vm·Anrewaounup, • Two large 6lh·' $peakers whitN"all tirts wtth an occupant who to · ·· J 17 him he'd contact him agai n. DIMENSIONS: Two·thirds the 5:15 a. m.; E. P. o~es up · 18 64 Studebaker Three nights later three teensize of a Douglas DC-4 trans· 6:30 a. m.; Queen . C ity up .' See oil tho other models AMIFM Tobit RadlM ."' 4 Door, 6 cyl., st.lnd.rd agers in the vicinity of Lesage, port. ! ~ : 50 a.m. ; Vulcan down l6, ~ -· shift, while w1ll tir.s. Dloplay. w. va. saw five or six bright COLOR: Silvery bright when l25 a. m.: Jefrerson_ up 18, 6. 50 62 Ford F1irlane disks with orange and red sunlight reflected off the objects. a. m.; Pennsylvama up ta. 8 500. 2 Dr., I cylinder, lights sCitOting across the sky. SOUND: None. a. m.; Steel Ranger down 19. 1 ttandud trans. They were traveling very fast ALTITUDE: Approximately 6:35 p. m.; Robert Reed up _19, 1 64 Ford Galaxie and emitting a sound much like 9,500 feet. 3:05a.m. ; Polly R. up 20, 6.15 ! 500. 4 Dr, 8 cylinder, auto. h f I I•· m.; John J. Rowe up 21, 3o30 1 trtns. Radio and heater, t at o a vacuum c eaner. SPEED: Seeond estimate was Ia. m. Buckeye State up 21, 4:power ltMrlng, whltewaD Last Sunday night, a Meigs 1,656.71 miles an hour (almost 55 a. m.; New Martinsville Urn. ...... III'IIIIR" , county man and his fa mily lhree times faster than anyldown 21, 6:25a.m.; Principia ' saw two very strange Jbj~cts in known aircr::aft, convc_ntiona~ or 1up 21, 7 a . .m.; Harvey .Jordon 63 Chevrolet Btl Alrt. 4 Dr . 6 cyl. the sky. As he watched Jt, tht expenmental, at the time, smee1uo 22, 6:05 a. rn.; Leeanna up Standard trans. White wall More People Own orange-red light became more estimate &f speed depends on 123, 4 a. m.; Vickers down 2.3, tires. red and moved very slowly in knowledge of distanl-e of an 5:15 a. m.; J . S. Lewis down RCAVICTOR a southeasterly direction. object, another estimate w~s Greenup 3 p. m.: Orco up 63 Rambler About midnight Tuesday, two atterward made by an At r Greenup 3:25 a. m.; Steve S50 Serlas 4 Dr. 6 cylinTha.n Any Other TV der, sttndard trans., r• Pt. Pleasant couples spotted a Force scientist (based on short- Click down Meldahl 5:20 p.m. dlo & hiller, whlttw•U man-bird-like creature that fol- er distance) of 400 mph; the Molly K. down Meldahl 5:20 : tires. lowed their car at a very high observer's original estimate Oat- p. m.; Cotton Queen down j rate of speed down Rt. 67. to- er corrected) was ·l.200 mph. Meldahl 5:30 p. m.; Raymond ! 65 Mercury ward Pt. Pleasant. TACTICS: According to theiSa\veti up Meldahl 7:10 p.m. : Monter-v, 4 Door. 8 cyl. Standard trtntmlsslon, poEver since UFO sighlings be- observer, the UFO's new in a lo. F. Shearer down Meldahl l wer steering, r~dlo and gan on June 24, 1947, when a chain·like line as H they were 10:30 p. m .~ Mark Eastin up ' heater, whit.wt\1 tlrn. private pilot named Kenneth linked together, rather in the Me\ dahl 12:45 a. m.; Boc-K up ; Arnold, saw an unexplainable same manner as geese; every Meldahl 2:50a.m.; Tibolt down 65 Pontiac G.T.O. - ... . ... ,~, I. SOLID STATE PORTABLE STEREO . Tempest. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 formation of nine sa ucer-sh~p· few seconds, twe or three of Meldahl '6:25 a. m. I ENJOY CRISP, CLEAR PIC'l'URES1paed trans. ed objects flying near Mt. Ram· the objects would dip or change . J 0 ll 1 dd This qus\ity RC-' Victor porttble phon0111Ph puts thrllllnl ]er, Wash., the subject of course slightly; they flew in a Gallipolis Dam nW 1 63 Ford Galaxie RICH "GOLDEN TJft.Q~T 30U:ND storeo listening within the reach of your bud&et.lt's perfonnUFO's has fired public imagi- line spread out over an estimat- Dean up 6:35 p. m.; L : er 500 4 Or. 8 cylinder. tutoence-p\u5 in a lightweiGht luggage-like ease ttlat'IIO lilY to • ''Sweet 16'' Sportabout Chllsiswith 18.00_0volts matlc lrtnt. Radio and nation. ed five miles. Curley up 12:30 m.; · ~~~e (design averege) delivera cri&p, clear piCturtt healer, power steering, carry. Automatic/manual Stud\omat\c chanae~ wlth \rUIIotrlek It has •lso bee• a headache COMMENTo This is the fa- ~ up 3o50 a. m., Flag . P whitt wall tll'ft. In normal TV reception arlit tone arm and lever control system for ealeof.ope~ for for the personnel of Project mous case ef Kenneth Arnold. down 5:30 a. m.; G~~~-ge :nee • Super Power Grid VHF tun•r provldll IKIIltn\ 65 Dodge Dart Bluebook, the Air Force agen- first person ever to sight a .down 5:50 a. m. P 11 P porn enhanced $lenu:1 effect, the lift·off spe•kers can t, ~ttd reception l Dr. 270 Serlta, 6 cylincy that investigates and tries UFO. During a press inter- down 6:10 a. rn. De up to 16 feet. Solid State dHign for utmost deperwilltiJUty-no • RCA Solid State UHF tuner 11 preclslon·tn&l· der, standard trent,. radio ~o explain th~se enigmatic obview, Mr. Arnold described ~e Kanawha Riv~tlo;ta. :_: tubes to heat up, no fllements to burn out, no Wll'f'n.UP welt. nee red to assure 5uperb rteeption on ChiMIII and huter )ects. The A11: Force has two!objects he saw as ag appe<~nng born down Lon on · t 7.30 ' 14to83 ' ' 64 Ford F-700 main interests in the subject: !like saucers skipping over wa- Chloe K. 1down ~an~~ d · See the complete line of RCA , Victor llonablt • TiC~ Pan.O·PiY plct~o~re tube brlnfll you. sharp, 5 speed trans. 2 speed Ol Are these objects seen ln ter. Hence the phrase "flying•P- m. ; Al .en R. e_rr~ n~7; c:\el!lr pict~o~res "f!lith sparK\ inK detail-tube IS tinted Record Players. There's one lust fo~ yoq. B11y. what rear axle, 8 cyl. Dump you want now an.d use our . ay·a-way .plan. to hOld the skies, and occasionally 9n saucer" was coined. He was Marmet 9.45 P· m., ra L ' to' reduce rel\edion5 Truck. Long whHI b1se. 55 Automatic. trans. • Static-free"Golden Throat" FM sound from front· the ground, hostile in their in- interviewed at length by a rep- B. up Marmet 3,: :~~·~~ :.~~ your selection until Christmas! , 1 moun1rid s• o'lal speaker tent and thereby a threat to the resentalive from Headquarters Jane Lucas do~m h 63 Mercury • Built-in VHF and UHF antennas ma_ke outlldl security of the United States? of the Fourth Air Force, Office p.m.; w_. _H . ~ aver, . ~· Custom 2 Oaor Hardtop. anttnnas unnecessilry in many lotltlonl And, (2) What new scientific of the Assistant Chief of Staff, down Wmfleld ~: ~ ~i5 Power St"rlng and 8r1h1. Autom.Jtk tr1ns. knowedge, if any, may be gain- A-2 Intelligence, at Hamilton E. Bowles up m~~ [' 1 Be sure to see t.ht JMny other modlll RCA VIctor Port· ed from them? So far, no UFO Field, California. Resul s of the m.; Beaver do~n m 1e do~n •bl• T.V. Sets, 12 Inch sc.rNn, bit powtr 19 incl1 Stll 63 Ford Galaxie has demonstrated the faintest interview were sent to He ad- a. . m_.; Mount~m St~t~l rcllff •ncl tl1e big 21 inch portable•. Now is a fine 111M to s• 500, 4 dr. I cyl,, std. trans. 2=.10 a. m., ~e Dun· ltd tl11t T.V. gift you wtnt to give. Selections lrt besi threat te national security quarters of the (then) U. S. ArWlnfleld . Radio & h..ter, W.S tires and you un b\.ly the screen 11a you went. and equally no UFO has reveal- I my Air Forces, addressed to down Winfield 3 . a . ~·3. 40 ed information that would be of the Commanding General in can Bruce up Wmfl~l · w· a. 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. 8 cyl., automatic concrete val.ue to scien~e. washington, D. c., on July 17, m.; L._ W. Swe~t 0~01 n 1 ~ t,.1n1., radio & heater, WI UFO's remmn only as a we1rd 1947 • field 4.20. a. m., ~e. · S tins challenge to the scientiric imag- The interviewer made the down Wlnflel~ 4:30 a.~·· Ehsh~ ination. following statement in his re- Woods up W~n¥.~: 62 Ford There ltave been other rumorport: Semet up Wtn I · a. · Country Sedan 4 dr. sttUon wagon, 8 cyl. automaed reported sightings of UFO's "It j§ the personal opinion of . nd hee lic trans., radio & tleater, in Gallia county but not offic· the interviewer th<it Mr. Arn- mtroduce~ c~ttl~ 8 sand~ WIS tires . ially. Down in the southern part oid actually saw What he stat- !rom Cahforma mto the isl 62 Scout V.. Ton of the county_ it has been re- ed he saw. It is difficult to be- m 1793 · 5 the Hawaii island 6 cyl. 4 wh"l drive ported there ts a large burned· lieve that a man tf Mr. Arn- 1.11 179 ' h brought Perfect Christlltjls gift for the entire family to ell· like spot in a field and there's old's character and apparent chief, Klamlehdamendae'r h'Js rule . tht allthe sansu · 62 Chevrolet b h joy. See the complete line-in your favorite furnl· h a mdan. w oA saw t e ? Ject tea integrity would state that he He and his descendants reigao/4 ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl., ture styling and wood finish. EnJOY radio at Its best rna _e 1t. woman m wes rn saw &bjects and then write up ed a century before Hawaii be4 spttd trens. and the superb sound of RCA Victor Stereo Music. Gallla county watched a UFO a report to the extent that he te ·tory of the United 8 land in a field near their farm . did if he did not see them. 'Io ~arne rn 60 Ford F-600 2 ton, 8 eyl., 5 spHCI trans. But they're afraid . to report go further, if Mr. Arnold can t~:~-820 the first missionaries 2 speed axle, stake bed, them beca~se they thmk nobody write a report of the ~haracter arrived hy clipper salling ship long wheel base You'll find a complete selection of Guitar would beheve them. he did while not havmg seen f N w England. Stii~s - ' Banjo - Ukelele - Violin And, possibly. it's jusl as well the objects that he claimed he r~ t eres·dents of the main65 Ford Custom Ma olin. Plus reeds, resin, batons, ·transistor lhe sighting~ were not report· saw, it is the &pinion of th~ i~- landosUnite~ States well re4 dr., 8 cyl. automatic batteries, recordinf, tape, neck ' cords, .record eWoQtl cabinet operates In eltllerve~l or trans. R1dio & heater, WI ~ for the A1r Force did not be- terviewer that Mr. Arnold 1s m member the infamous day of carrying cases, va ve oil, cork grease, reed S tires llorlzontal position heve _that Kenneth Arnold saw the wrong business, that he December 7, 194:1, when Japan brushe&. U you don't see wh~t you're l~k!JI· for the mne UFO's when he report- should be writing Buck Rogers attacked Pearl Harbor and • Solid State des ian for Jnlillnt ''Wirm-up,"IXIOI 66 Chevrolet ••k any of the sales people m the music aeplll'tWorld war n began. Since Melibu 4 dr. Hardtop. 8 ed them, and even after an m- fiction ." operation ment. I vestigalion of the incident it However, the t'Onclusion of that time the name Hawaiian cyl., eutomatic trans., pot~~er steer'ing, radio &. was their opinion that he had the Air Force was that Mr. Arn· Islands bave been common•1,000 mllllwatts of undlstorted POWit heater, W ,S ti ,., seen a mirage, or should I say old had seen a mirage because place in our thlnking. eAFC for drlf\•free FM reception nine mirages. of the stable atmospheric con- The Pearl Harbor memorial 62 Olds Starfire From Project Blueboik, here ditions at the time, conditions to the men who died on Decem• Two speakers-6' oval and 5' oval-toneCIOIIIIDI 2 dr. Herdtop, power A fine selection of all types of records In the LP is the official tnlry on that associated with weather inver- ber 7, 1941, and the Puncb steering, power brakes, Albums, !loth Stereo and Monophonic, plus the •l're<:lslon sllde·rllle vernier tunlnl ndto & htttlr, WIS tires sighting. sions and which increase the Bowl Pacific National Cemenot tunes in 45 RPM records. TIME-PLACE OF SIGHT· refraction-illdex of the atmo- tery where more than 26,000 Take time to look at all !be recorda OD sale SIGHTING o June 24, 1947 , sphere. United States fighting men are You'll want to look at aU of the other models of RCA You'll see many that you'd like to bave. Victor AM/FM Rildlos, AM Radios, and Portable Translaat approximately 3 p.m. local s. you can see - they didn't buried draw thousands of VlSlt. tor Radios in All or AM-FM models. Enjoy fine recepo time - vicinity of Mt. Rainier, believe him! ors each year. tion. extellent tont and trouble free service witb an RCA Wash., between Mt. Rainier and The opportunities and the Vietor Radio from Elberfelda. · Mt. Adams. people in Hawaii are like they Popular "- ClaBBical - and Rellglous. ltlusie -'DURATION : 111e minute, 4Z are anywhere. They want to all arrang~ for f.qUI' eqy seleetlon. Select what seconds. work at jobs whlch will proI you want. tbe next time you're shopping at NUMBER OF OBSERVERSo (Continued from Page 7) vide a comfortable living. They Tate advantage now of the Blberlelda. One. !group the Sandwich Islands af- have certain ass~ts that can ' s~l Sale of Gwtan in the I TYPE OF OBSERVERo Pilot ter the Earl of Sandwich, be used and will do almost mqsic defartmeJit on the 2nd of prlvatety owned airplane. spo1111or of the Paclfic Expodi- anything within reason to .floi)r,· AI fine quality, good NUMBER OF OBJEC'I'So tlon. captain Cook waa kllled provide a deCent Hvlng lor BOUnding guitar& and so fdeal Nine io a confilcl between bls crew their taml!les. fqr gift& this year. OBsERVER REALI ABILITY: alld the naUves at KealakekuA, In nett week's article I wm USED CAR LOT Appeared to be glllld. HawaU Island.' discuss ttte agriculture of the Locutt & ~Y.etmort Itt. SHAPE: Diac·sllaped. Captain G<!or~e Vancouvor lslanlls. Ml_,.l.,.rt ~/ '. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1966 TOP USED CAR BUYS I SIT DOWN, PlEME PERFECT PERSONAL GIFT THIS YEAR-RCA VIOOR 16 inch SCREEN PORTABLE TV SET 1 I I I ··eoocl ,ol I • ( ~ ifU: DOcToR IS I I ·i:"'-"""' '"-__,;--'.;...I' 11MGoiNG TO Pi'I'CA lATRIC A5K '(OIJ A !tELP 5¢ ) RCAVICTOR ~ · ·ieatu(i"q . t 'r'OU 6EE, f'lii!I51CIAN!; CAN LEA~N A. LOT A80lJT A PATIENT Bl/ ASKING WAAT MAY l!EJ All RIGHT, f.kJW AN~ltlER ME TMHFULL'(... I 1HOU6~ SO! 'IOv'RE JUST THE TYPE! I WHICH !>0 'IOU PREFER A ~UNRISE MIGHT HAVE KNOWN!WHAT AD~PPOINTMENT! OR A Sl!NSET? ,...·-----J EVEN 50UNP LIKE A VERI/ $1MPLE Qtlf6TION.. WELL,A I 60ES5.. rew 1 , .ax ~!) '. '!be - ~-= tax k.,.Jp ..Id C0118111· I tation. f lrtghtoo, M· a: rector of the &I Asii)Claepbono loler· tbal • will> . ACWAlL<?, r'VE AUJJA% 50~ OF PREFERRED NOON ! a mJcb1 be 111o's mooey. d institution•. • to oludy !lure ~ reo»Jl~· J fd f,,, . td .:0 1 . .I l 1 WOOD "CONVERTIBLE" !·. fo a·:·· '., SHORT RIBS Ott DEAR. I.OOtc. A:r 1Hf 11M6.! I STRINGs-MUSICAL ACCESSORIES RCA VICTOR SOLID STATE FM·AM TABLE RADIO RECORDS You Always Pay Less At I Rice KEITH ~I I I l• i ELIERFELDS SEll GUITARS GOBLE ··:Eibetfelds In Pomeroy · FORD I , . .... ~ 1 .c o~ ·O 1 ,. 0 ~,c·• SHUT MUSIC . ' ... . ,. r •• ..... • ••• - .J - - • • • . ~ ... ....•· . '"-· " . ... ,.,.... .... ---·-··· ..,..-.- . . ... ..-. -~ o•• ·-· · · ••-"' • • • 1,_... _ _....,_ .~.>• - -· - ,.._ -·•1•"' " "'"""'"' ' •o,•· •·-··~---·~ . , . 0 . _ ... ,..,_.. .. _ . . . , , _ . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ~ ~ ~-~; ... .. '" '""' ' " ,,. _ _ .,_ • • " _ . . . . . If' ... ...! Opo' ... • M ... • • .. . • IF lM L.f..1E fOR M'i 1HE KING J-IM HAVE M'( .... , _.,_ ' .Gains • ltiOD �!~ . · .. e ' ' ' ;, .... ·~-a ' ' .. ... ~ . . .. -~- . ·• I - .. \ ' ' i(' • ' ' ' " '··"' . ' ' ,. ' ' ' J . I . . . . ;.,..; .. ··--· ' . .., ...... , by Leslie Turner CAPTAIN EASY NO STRING!> 10 OUR OFFER, A\R, 111\LLIKAK ... !ACfl WEEI'i .-we'LL REFUPINISII 'lOUR ~t\IE WI'TM MEW FUIUIIRIRE .. fRR! "' ' 'I . &Mf:! AN''iA ,UIW•WANi~ 7A 1EST 'IER . ASIJ5e IT! llliiUI&E IT! 1.1Ki: fit('{ AMERICAN FAMIL'I • OF YOUR CALIBREA)USIIT DO ! . PRODUCT . FER wEAR AN 1 ~AR, ll?ft "• 6LDR'\' Be I ORVILLE! IIERE CQAIES 'TilE VAN Wnll1lll5 WEEI'o'!i FURNITURE! LE~ T'ROW A WlliN6· 6000! AIRS. VAN BURPL~ HA; 8EEt4 · l>li'l6 PAR'f'J AN' INI/ITE 5NOOTIN I ME t;INCE DA UPPER CRU~'T OF • RA'TRNER! ~R8A5ECAN! SIIE GOT lleR NEW .,.,. . TAA1' NIGf!T, VIP·EE! TilE CREM\ OF FIAT RNER'~ ~IALL'I EUTE FILWTI·IE KALLir.AI'i IIOME'- by n.I!ICE:'LL. !e NO OIL.l.YDALI-YING ON 1MIS .......,. !05 ... (.)fl..K / . P!~ TI-l' -· 11-IE i\t$PAA Tl-IOWGHTI IG MP.,K\NG LIKE. COLOR~~ THI~ YEG,IT'S THE. LATE.li>.TE. GHOW I 1 MUST· SE.E l . "THE ICE NIAN COMETH"! Af the home of /r/6 Toffle in the f~Jrnorlh · Sf JOVE, IT'S MY CHANCE TO GETA SIONUINE lOTENI G~I\NDI.'.A, POLE! ISTHI:.AUROAA SiiU.DOING 'THe COLOP. 'TV 6\T f New llJ Tax ' WATa-1 Yfi'.S!I F, YA Oi.UCK/ CWMSY MY WORD! BULL W\-IIPSNADf:, THE ELECTRONIC I'M TAKING EYEMLL 1 6S:AUSE HE'LL. EloO.JO'( MEETING H\6 NIALEtmTF' I WIZARD, If> INTEREG\ED ii'J ti\Y INVI=NTION! , COUGII¥.01 f I 'Lt PUTON , AGOOD VAAIE1Y SHOW IN n1E . GEHUM iELEGAAM, AUROAA it-l f\CNOR: OF t'\IS ARRI\IAL' SIGNUM HERE 1 TIPPUM ONE. FIGK \ . f' \ GOON. 6,AY rr/ NA'5TY /#'-NAI2.F 115 'THE ME'ANE<Sr KID IN IHE: WHOLE WOI<LD/H N-NMTY MCNA/2F 16 'TI-le ~NE'$r K-KID IN 11-15 WHOLE W012L.D/ "THAT~ ME-- 'G. ~ ams ~EMeAN65T KIO IN THSWHOLE WOI<l-0/ • ltiOD •" ' '' ' ' �. . ~-~ .... .. .- .. ~ , . ., . ' · ····· · ~ ·~·~·-··~ - ... --......... . ' _..... _...... ...... -- ... . . -- ~ ............. ______ .... . . . '""' ........ .... . . --.. ~ · ·" """'"' ft·~ ~ , . ..-... . . ..., ... ,, ,..... . . ~ ' '<' . ... _ , _ ,. . . ..,.. . , . . , _ .... _ .;t.r • , ..,;~y - .• . .'.. .. ..... ·"·til ~ -~ ' ' .. ... "~ " ' . .. ·~· ·~...... . ~w. ..... ,... ., . ,. .... 1 .......... , •• ,........... \ . . ... :~..... .. ......... • ·• • j ...:e n.t t n_ _ e. • • -r .l I ~- . .. ..... ,. -.1-. .... THE BORN LOSER OH! {)()(J()If/ • liM fir NIA, S.. J.M. I STILL CA.N'T FIGURE OUT WHAT WA.fii'/1WN6 WITH YOU1 MAAJ'C. REMAIN HERE TILL WE ~TURN! SEf '(OU l"TE~ ,MOM! WE'LL BRING HOME A 816, J:AT TURKEY FOR.. - - THAI-IKSGIVING DINNE~ / 1\•5 KIND 01= ROM,I.f'·!TIC., ~UNTlNG WILD TuRKEYS tHE WAY OUil Pll.G~IM FAll-IERS OlD/ :New '; ~j ~•• /tfrRRIL.l .., lTax I Jla).SSER. T.lol. ~~ot. U. L ""·Off. P'. Brlgblon, eur- HE SURE HAS BEAIJTiRIL HA~EilS! LOOK AT lHE' COlORS! l'fS YOUR s~or; SA'l/XJ! 1 SAID IT l=IR.STf 11'5 YOUR. SHoT! ' dlreclor of the w:aUoa Asaocilo WELL?---- ANYCNE. ~ WELL, HAMB!$GERS.? ll!lephone inler· \tie that l SAID 1 will> ' tax ml8ht be • Ohio's IDOIIey· 1rLAST/ 11'5 Ollal instltutlonl. YOUil IBVO SHC1r/ to lludy llffwt lc recom= .l t. picture led. - •. ..: wu IWilllll 1111>EA's 'll·- MJDIDiftM ..~ 10 ermit Dw.f l) irector=,o. I.tier tem red last -· Alit •• • ,,. .I . rrr - 'But it:s at £.undown when. I ualltJ caix:hit! 1 oet 9t:.l:etched ottb -so I?n9 that I feel li.ke !m 6onn4 sna:p iii.--two a.:nd it hul'W.' illim wllf.. ' ... JJOII.l"lll 'fAil t ~ ,4 ,~ 60S~. '\)\:.'\), \"'\'~ f'. . . ., .... tiGaint • ,. ntioa ~"C.E'>~\'i~ •• ." :::_.~.=~ eL 7.4 llono iiUe . ''" ~ , .... �'. " I , -. • . ... • - , • "' • - lo\. •;.. , • ' i• .............., . . .. ·-~ bV ~~:·~·Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP (" } ... ' ~ '0 0 · ·•'''· ~ ,, ' ' 0 •W • W• ·-·· ' ' . . ... ~ ,,.., 'It "·w•.- .. .,.,, .,_., . ,. r , ,_ ,,, ; "' • ., ·· ' •I• ·, . . '. •' I . enttne .. ' .e . ·v·· ...• . ·•. ... , , '"'" · ~ ,, . ·~ ~l­ ',_f . ·.I! 1~ - ~'···-· · .;.. .. c r• ... ,.....,..._ I • ' • ' .-. ~ • l ' •., i .'' SO THEY SAID, •LET'S GO OUT IN THE WOODS AND LOOK• AROUND ... SO THEY ALL TIPPY· TOED INTO THE FOREST. .. AND FIRST THING- THEY SPOTTED. THATS WHY W& ALWAYS HAVE TURKEY FOR 'THANKSGIVING .. DINNER II WAS A BICi r:AT TUAI<I:Y :-+t-- ~" . I • '1 MUST U QmJNG OLO , , , TIIIT'U IEWINJNI TO lUG Mf,. TQOI" OUT OUB 'WAY 7& 1Ud/et4. by Walt Wette:rbe:re: ~---..,......-.., DEAR PAPP'i 'fOKLJM: PLEASE OELIVE.I\ THE CRANIUM 'IOU PRCIMISEDff sNel\r ~ Pooflt'M VF~ MV TOOOI.INC:. ~I~TE~ J!VE SCALE.P THE. WALL OF ADOLESCENCE! I'M FINALLY ON IDPf ru~:. GLAD ANYTIME t CAN IIELP \'OU WI'TH THE PROBlEMS OF IMMAlURtTY, PfiONE I~ RINGINGI'VE HE~P ENOUGH YOU f!AVE OWLY TO A~f( AND IT <;;HALL B£ DONE-I WANT MY EXPERIENCE TO BENERT EVERYBODY! .f®®Wi IT'S PROBABLY SOMEBODY WH0 1~ HAVIN6 GROWING PAINS, AND ....-'""" WANTS COUNSEL-WE'Ll., IFTH~// A;EEP IT, I'M WILUNG 1D 0lVE IT •• ~Tax • 'FO~ YQ.!l--~HOW IN THE MAN'~ WORL~ BUT A MAN . CAN 'rOO M£AWR!: HAl> TO MOVE ON ANI7 UP, YOU KNOP.Vo •. IL, ANYBODY Will+ ~UE IAUST Pt;T ASI!:ie CHI LVI~~ A STICK ?/ t'M 60tH& 1Q MISS \'00 M TIIERE · NOW ~EE. HERE. LET LOOSE: OF THAT VARP.mCK ANP TEPVY &EAR, ANP 'ft>U U~TEN 10 ME:- .• WRITTEN BY MEG/ DRAWN BY FRANK ANDY CAPP ., ' AN' lHE MONTH BeFORi - WWQ WAfa IT PuT 'EIICIL.F INTO DEBT T' GIT A NEW TACKLE I· .- !ii: PUT I-I Q ON A1110 TAP& FG!SiT it) A ~D~RD ' C.IRC:I.Ei, l' I• • . NND THE lflSrll OFtriNrQ A N/JCk CI/ING .. , ...,AND T.4PE' IT . 711 A /lOX A.u • '· ~.t.. ·11 'I/ .i1Sn '01 't~Y.IN :6 J.oioS •r:t Y'd~ ·s .1~10 :t ., .LV=c .,. '#-;:j;J.J.J."'HJ ·~ r,;~~O;t ' Z ,.., Y IS~MSNtl I ,... ~fit'. 11-:20 .. I . .' . ' • ention • �l':'l ~- ' ' y .' ' .I . ' .t I . ' ' I_ • ' l ' ' ' .. ' ., ll-IE \lORLD IS A VERi COMPlT~A~D- . ';I !' THIM";, L.WABLE, AtJt> I THIIJI< ' lrS'TI~)­ 'rCI) LEARNED A Lint£ H!OJT . .IT !' -. / ' .' ; ' . I . •• "' ... . ~ e VOL XV HI ·NO. 182 ' ' : ·. " ,. ' • -:tr• I:;·, . ) . •' '' --it' . •• -~~i.,-·_· GOflltvt>. Dls::'USS THE DIFFEREIJT 1YftS (£ (J}l}ER/J· MENTS! ~H A'S lUE HAVE HER£ IIJ AMERICA I OUE OF lH€ MOST IMR::)RJ'MIT FE'ATI,RI;:S' OF A DEMXRACY IS FREEDOM OF $PEE'CH •I Til€ I~DIVIDl.IAL I-lA~ . TH£ RIGHT 1D CRIT1Cl ZE' Mh'THIAJG OR MJYOV£ lUll-lOOT FEAR OF REPRI~Al ! ,11.'1 . • 1 . • ·-,-~ t'' "'"·• ;l~~:alth.M.,._M_, .4~ "• ~ · ". ) · ''(I ...... ' ,,·· ,>,': ,. '. , ... 1 "·• . '. . ~.......... . ,... ' ,:.i,! o t;lll ",a •• ..... .. ..1 " ~~~ , . ':.. " - - - - - -- DD~:EPC)RT, OHIO : MON_DAY, 'NOVEMBER 2.1, I 966 _: ' •t •.~.:;.,.--.;..... ~·...·. ··, ~ .. . 'f/1 \'. 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' l ' I WitS LOOKIN' FOR O.T ALL RIGHT.~ BUT r NEVER ~ T'TANGJ.J: WITH ONE AS BIG AS 'THI6'N! •• RIGHT tON rp BE HAPPYlO GETOI..Il"-' THIS WJ1H MYOWN HIDE, TM' NtmiiN OF HIS I ' \ IUYCOW! WHAT HAPPENED A~<MCt~?, MVGOSH. .. ·~·. I � 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 20, 1966 cable caldwell daugherty roush turner