https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b60d194e5fa892bc9ac81bdee9843e5e.pdf 68243c5e036ade617289f9d066013112 PDF Text Text ., t ., ' .•,' . ·~ I \ ' .: 1 • ' • tmts .' .. .' . . I ·' VOL. 1 NO; 43 ' • . ·' Devote~ To Till Greater Middle OhfD Vallet/ ' ; 56 PAG~S ......4&..1_ _,'11111. I SUNDAY, NOVEM~ER 27, 1966 • " ,. !!' • Lers Talk Turkey On These Used Car Buys MAKE ELBERFELD$. ...,. , ~ -~ • • L ·IN POMEROY • .. •• ' . \ YOUR SHOPPING CENTER 65 Ford Galaxie SOO, 4 Dr. 8 cylinder, auto. trans. Radio & Heater whitt"wall tires Thanksgiving season. The favors were space ships made by the scouts. ' 64 Studebaker Col. Hartinger Will Fight in F-4 Phantom ~ · · ' !, !,: , · I ~ lk· . ffers 48HourTruce ed ·o~ ~. ke II· .,,. in lg :d :n r. Open Friday Til B- Saturd•y nl9 4 Door, 6 ~:yl ., standard shift, white wall tires. 62 Ford Falrlane t SOO l Or., cylinder, standard trans. 64 Ford Galaxie 500 4 Or 8 ~vlinder auto. trans. Radio and huler poner steering, whltewali tires. 1< Cl e ~ PHILCd~ 63 Chf!vrolet ! • Bel Atre 4 Dr 6 Automatic trans. r J wall tires 1 SSO cvl . White I 63 Rambler 1 Serle~ ~·-,·~-·~,.,:')~ » PORTABLE lV ' 4 Or. 6 evlin- der. standard trans.. ra- 6 t dio, kuttr, wall tires ' 65 Mercury I .( and Wtlitl ' Manterey, 4 Door. 8 cyl . Shndard transmtsslon, po· wer steering, radio and heater, whltfweU tlr11. KITCH.N, I"LAYIIOO!!:I, Dllll ora.DIIOOII .SS Pontiac G.T.0. SIHk, Vito eon-ry _.._ TY-ceny It "alb' frOm ,...,. .. room ttroom. Finished to blind wMb W1lnut tumltllrt. Prtnfli.l....... fempest. 2 Or. Hardtop. 4 speed tran~. 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Or 8 cylindar auto- Jock. math: trtnt. Radio and heatlr, power sturlng white wall tires. ' Crisis ' It's af,;,qst a/f ,lcture toe. and what' picture/ 65 Ood 0e Dart • ' PtrrssuRGH roPil -Eight · prlsonm eacapo:l ltoiD the l Or. 270 Serie11 , 6 cylln. der, sflndtrd trtns., r1die tnd hnter PHILCO 27l4 WI& 64 Ford F-700 S speed frant. 2 spHd re•r nit, 8 eyl. Dump Truck. Lang wheel btst. A.utamttlc trens. Aho'UIIful qt TV JIWUfl ·.Ill·..~ l'.llmPift JV 63 Mercury • Cool ChaSJir TV ~ats the he1t, g/vtr long life depetld•· Culfam 2 Doar Htrdlop. Power Stttrlng end Brekes, Autometlc trens. parts • 18,000 volts of 500, 4 dr. 8 cyl,, !ltd. tr1n1 Redio & heaftr, WIS tire~ 4 dr. I eutometic tnns., ndio & heater, WI s tlr•• cyl., 62 Ford C.ountry Sedtn 4 dr. stt· hon wagon, 8 cyl. tutom• ~lc tr1nt., redia & hetler WIS tires ' while picture power · ··-·-- · , Saturd"y • Memory·Mat/a VHF Nov. 24-25·26 preset fine tunine, Set it once 1nd thlll· "THE GREAT RACE" Technicolor ~ack .Lemmon, Tony Curtis atalu~ Wood, Keenan Wynn' Arthur O'Connell, Peter Falk Colorcertoon: Out & Out Rout Admlulon: 75e & 40c n&l stays fine tuned • 6" oval speaktr • 82 channel VHF/UHF front selector• 62 Scout 1,4 Ton .' they farif bility to tubes and 63 Ford Galaxie 62 Ford Galaxie .. , '$119·95 ~ PHILCO :1701 TH ....,._ Cool Chu1ls TV wltll 18,000 volts at 11Ct1ft ....,, VHF/UHF-· ltc:tora. I' avll ~- PHILCO Fan H >t JS fnr Qu odit y 11H . W o t ld C:>v t . , 6 c:yl. 4 wheel drive ' 62 Chevrolet ASSOCIATED RAD 10 &TELEVISION ¥4 ton P1nel Truck, 6 cyl., 4 9p"d trans. ' 65 Ford Custom 4 dr ., 8 cyl. eutom1tle tnnt. Rtdlo & heater W\ S tins: ' 214 E. Main Harry Miller, owner Pomeroy 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 dr. Hardtop. I c:yl., eutomatic trens., po. ••r st..r1ng, ndto 1r he•ter, WIS tires A 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Herdtop, power steering, powt-r brakes r&dlo & hteter, WIS tire~ 51 Chevrolet 6 cyl. 1 Ton, 4 spMd tr1n1o mission with stake btd You Always Pay less At Adn1lral. KEITH l·DAY SERVICE GOBLE FORD $HIRT FINISHING IN AT · f~T AT 5 L '.!;""'"" 11a. ..'~-....:M::::td:::::l.,..::::.rt_ _J . LocUli a \ l\j Robinson's Cleaners USED CAR LOT -----~------~------~c~m.:·:~~~~9~· Phane 9154301 .>. s-nd St. Pomoroy IJ.eauJiful, Perfect Quints Born to Teq'cher, Lawyer . . Allegheny Coul!t1 Jail h~ Saturcb:y, ohot I purStlinl prison guard llld Oed in u automobile with 1 clty trafflc policeman as bostag!. �,. • ~·r',~·· ' ' ' . • ! "• .., Politics,. 91do Style . . p, ' l • • JIn' The Week in Review .. In · re1 . •rw An . . . . • ' . . . . . ' J~~~~il;;:~~~·~;=r:~1the :!~. ':. ~~ ~·· ~ =~ :r~!.~ea:: ~am~b0d~1. !ia~n:bo~r~<ie;;r~.~ ~ ~-~;_ltf . , . . · 35th Pri!Sident of the United bimleH oo lhat black Friday Ill fur lbe Cale • be~ (ivlng announcemen , ~~!'¢1 ' Middleport Chamber. of Com· 1 The eljdorsemenl decision fol· [on committee acUvlty. other sites they have survey- States, was shot to de•th lh~ Dallas, . Ccllnall1 uld be bellefea lbe AmeriCan deathl _ID ~ii!~.''.,.i·~~Ji merce went an record Fridav low•d a report given that Mid· He said the chances of eon- ed, and tbe pro and cone of years ago last TueBc!"Y· His Simply ]IIi~ 111e Warren i:otlmflldml report's ~pol rcee •hoyt 8,«10. mght urgll)g loc:atlnn of llle pro. dleport vlllace officials bave of· j'structlon for next year were lhem, .were explamed by Child•. successor, tyndon Baines John. Commission believes only llndiq - lhal ·0111'1111 ac AUtio, Tn.: Pr~siden( pm:ed Meigs County HJstorJCa.l f~" rt~ n fn mamtml" extermr of remote because finan~s were and hlS reasohs for favonng a son, appointed 8 comrn1sslon Harvey Oswakl"· was 1nvolvedi alone-but differs on the ot.1e recuperating at the Society Museum at the Middle- , the structure and grounds sur- . not ~vailable as yet site at Cheshire were given. headed by Earl warren, chief Oswald fll'ed lhfee bulleta Item detall about wbicll bullel he :';n his recent ourgel'l' '1!.!::1,~ port Roadside Park site. . rounding .•t. free ol charge .. 1f • Childs said the nver · front Mrs. John Werner read the ' justice af lhe United States, to behind; the first bullet went rece!Yed. hard on cuttiog the bu<llg~t . Chamber members. meetmg con<fructed at llle road•Jde IMarma sought lllrough funds Treasurer's report and a nomi- •tudy ov, events and report to through Kennody's throat and lloveral books ~ asper· announced a · 17.5 per m regular sesston m offl•·t-~ ?r park... . provided by gasoline t~xes wal!l aating committee of John Wer- the nation. struck ConnaiJy ; the second sions on the eo~asiOn report reduction In highwa~~E~t the Columbufi and Snuthern Ohio PreSident Welsh and Secre- stopped by the com101ttee he· ' D. k 0 d 8.11 ~r"· It was hoped such a study bullet is unaccounted fOf' the have been published recently. fo " . fi 1 El ectm • Comoam · h lack · tary Carl , Horky, m . other ac- cause of the more favorable11.ner, 1c wen an 1 "...,. , ' • r u•e York· ommg 1A sca w1t ed to minate of- I would preclude the confusions. third· bullet ' shattered t.be Some attack the loterpretation N 110 Welsh rr~·s iding, ~ ' 1 •_led to lo,.:. tivity, we~f asked to contact · Leading Creek project,· original. Ifr we~e "~:7 rumors and theories that President's braih. of the eY1dence; others impugn ew . ered ward a l~-' ttt•r _t~ tht onuse um village qtficials to as~e~ain ttae 11y schedUled for this coming- }cers ~r · Isurvive rrom Ule assassination ''J .3m convl~ . bey~d any the motives of the conmli~ion. warm fa;r 1 weekoovtl'"PlJeJ commJtlee nut1tymx them ot chamber's responsibilities re- spring. · . Attendmg we~ Mr.. Welsh, ot Lincoln. 11 was heped that doubt that I was not struck by The commissicn has remamed York ~I air that Ihen endorsement ol the road, ,garding the new Welfare IJe.. Childs also reviewed the air- John Werner, Bill Ctulds, Dale I history would be satisfied. But the first bullet ,, Connally teld a sllent much. fl ~ ed ~~~~ 5ide pa~k site. on Mlli-St, and partme~t building. port situation and sal~ he. and Dutton, Mrs. John Werner, Bill b the third anruversary tf the news ·eonferen~e Wednesday. · ~llut1on index soar . ~Is• · mdif•:-~ting their opinion that I BUI Childs reported on the Franklin Rizer were checklna: ' Grueser, Cash o,hr, Mrs. 0 B. /enned tra edy certain aspe- "I koow that 1 heard the fir:Jt At week's end•. ~ New Ye~ rlly past 9:1.-twelv~ l! ... 11 is the best location obtains- )'" · ., r! 1,.. .-ii "' Crpt·•· ~' " i'la. into pos!)lbllities of <1 two-countY IStout, Charlene Hoeflich, Carl , cts of ihe Jarr~n O;Jmmission .shot, that 1 turiled to see what ~imes opined ed.Itonally ~a~ tt Persons wtth re~p1ratory',;: ble. , and broUght members up to date Iairport site at Cbes!lite. ~Horky and Dick Owen. report were cast into doubt. hapJl4;Ded, and that I was struck " now time lor llle cornmisSJon were raulloned to"i '' b ond h t ,, the overnor to speak up to clear the m!!ltde. ., :h~ d bot \ 1 the "general confusion in the publi•' Jerooalem: Israeli . , . . 881 ~ess •• If s e" J mind." mvaded Jordan in a brief.' ~• t PreSide~! ~nd 6~~ m ·, IJ. "Further dignified silence. or . led raid which Israel cl~ -~:"~-ly 8 .P0\.rn v.as ~u meri!ly more denials by thl' was in retaliation for atiti'" tf Migs Jennifer' Blakeslee. three years in the Style Revue1 Some of the featured events , ~ Jrst m t ~-~ maga~~~ commission or its stafl are no Arab sabotage in Israei. ''Q \er member or the Pomeroy Berltl- and this year was selected to range from the International · . govern~ ~ u 1 . 2r m ~d longer enough," the Times said. violent demonstrations broke to rs 4-H Club. left Saturday with model as a demonstration for [Live Stock Exposition to a spePl~dlurhe 0b 1~ a~hs a ssma hlotn e '' . enough responsible [ nut in Jordan among Palntl<: 81 e e 1eve-s e was 1 nm · · . · wbal....., 35 ulher 4-H Club members ot the other girls in the state be- cial pop concert designed for the 24 frames later than the inquiry has be_en aroused ..to man. Arabs protestm~ I .........,. Ohio to attend the 45th Nation- fore their Style Revue contest. I youngsters boy the Chicago Sym· W C . . , deserve responsible answers. comuder King Hussem s fidliire · ' j arren omm1ssmn s assess. . al 14-H Cl ub ConJ!lress in Chica- She has- been a member ot Ute phony Orchestra. Conducting CINCINNATI CUPI) - UnlvEl· ed t' e can be Around the world : to act against Israel. Hussem ·~ 1. ment. ted aps · · u·on of young gu. Meigs County J unior Fair will be Dr . Arthur Fieldler of ersity of Cincinnati Law iAliOO be . u e1mthe camera Saigoo: An 1\merican p1a toon l' ordered conscrtp Miss Blakeslee won this a- Board, and the Meigs County 4-11the Boston Pops Orchestra. Dean Claude Sowle said Satur- compdu 18 3 lea s a second was all but wiped out in the men into the army and · only major setbac k in 0 pera t'loll : accepted 20 ,000 Saud'1 Ara b'tan ward at t he Oh.10 State F<Ur ,H Couneil for three years, an d 'Thoroughbred Fashlons'' i.s day he believe~ thP ·mvesl·· ·a- recor 'f · rames . h. h 1 m August when she was inter- has served as treasurer of eacb the theme for the dress revu~ tion into the Kennedy as- , said!h.e1 rame :, ~ lCt t Attleboro. which ha s been troops to guard Jordan's border. ie was ' f IS a mos '·" ;1 VI ewed a ~ one ol the top 2-1 4-J-1 of these organizations. She was with aU state dress revue winsassination wLil be reopt!ned. nds from' the frame ill 1_....,. . .. _..................... _........oi.....,.....====iiiiiij Club members in Ohio. She was the county winner ol the Safe- ners participating. Miss Virgtm,, "I think pressures for that :~i~h the Warren Commission ...r. 1 wi nner ut the Achievemeno ' ty Spellking Contest in 1965. Evans, sssistant state 4-H lead step have become so great that . lh r 1 K ed v. ard Program, which is one of While in Chicago from Nov. er at Ohio State, is co-ordinaL it's imperatLve and inevitable said was e r:oear 1es . eQn Y 18 II" top seven awar ds m· . . t h• 'll . Dec. l ' lhe t •600 0I th ' na· mg lh'IS even.t .. ... " So we I . was struck. .. x p'fie e r Icould men ill' that It. be reopen=, h 'e<t 0 .. Id' 1 !l ow Stale. Sponsors for this award tion 's fines! youth al the Na-: Tours of all kinds are includ· said swa .. s n . and trip is the Ford Motor tiona! Club Congress have two ded in the agenda. Some include "1. have given a' great deal of fired twice in :no~ le~s t~.an 2·3 C_ompany. . spec ial treats in store for the Art Jnstitute ol Chicago. thought to this matter, and al-: ·· i To wm this award, Miss them, according to Fred Bruny, international Harvester Co., though it has been my hu~ for Blakeslee completed nine years Di~trict 4--H Program Leader, Adler Planetanum, the Museum many months Utat the Warren " · of HI Club work m dothing , ·at the Ohio State University. of Science and Industry, and Commission report yould be renutrition, home furnishings, and Jim Nabors, better known as the Field Museum ol Natural JENNIFER BLAKESLEE ardt..>d as adequate, I now feel ' p' ~ : served fo~ threP years as a televisiOn's Gomer Pyle, and History. in the light ot evidence thal has ~ Ju~ior Leader. She was th e Ohio's own Miss American The 4-H members will discuss Miss Ri akeslee. and Ivan Ach- been brought forth and ·the un, ~ifi _ 4-H Club Achievement A· Tecn. ager, M!ss Becky Aikire and analyze important issues er, Area ExtensiOn Agent, 4-H, certainty that it has pruvukt:d : ward Winner in Meigs County of Circleville, will appear be- aff~ting citizens ol the U. S. who· is serving i:IS one ol the Lhat it would be appropriatt' for in _1965, also was Lhe Junior tore the group. as well as explore various car· chaperones of the Ohio Dele· a new investigation," tne dean coLUMBUS . (UPI ) _ State ~a1r Queen, and selec~ as the They will stay at the world's eer opportunities. Gcnl!ral gat_ion were taken L? Manon, . c.xplained. highway department officials fir--:~ ~unner-up to th~ OhJO State largesl . hotel,_ The ~orad Hil- ~heme for . this national prop am OhiO, Saturday mormng by. Mr. Sow~e, ~hose_ ~all for the new said Friday th~ federa 1 f!IIYPfi'I .J.un1or F.a~r Quee~ m 1965. ton, and part1c1pate m the pro- IS "Pursull of Ex<:ellence.' AI- and Mrs. C. E. Blake~lee l'fher.e mvesbgatJOn JO~d numerous ment will cut' $40 milhon ort .... Come In and ln ~.dltJQr. to tier schonl and gram with 4-H'ers from all of so during the Congress, nation- they boarded the tram for Clu· others from promment sources. ·Ohi , h of federal hi ghwa~ ! c~Urcp activ!ties, s~e has rep- the other' states and Puerto al srholarship winners will ~ cago. They will return on Fn- ~d t'he question on the num· co :t~~:o~ funds this fio<:al Register For The • resenled Me1gs County for Rico. day. oer ot bulleb that were tired · n 1 annoum.'fd. ___ _ . ___ and the speed with which Lee ye~~l 'II fleet onlv fnt•·'e ' Thorn MeAn GTQ;; 1 Harvey Oswald's rifle could bt! ! k ..S : -~ state ~-H ghwav Pontiac Conlesll fltrred to _leadlhlota s ong"seem suggestiOn a t l:!re d hav theMashcter. fe<ieral m("We ney 1 may have oeen more than o~ue [ airea Y e h' h h. e been person involved in thiS matter." :::."contracts W JC av eni1 1 ~ wa - C · : 1 1 that 1 ments , • Meigs Gitl at 45th COng lS I ! Y.: ";he LaWDean SeeS Probe d Reopene io ' . I • 1 UPI Briefs j 4 • I 5 We Are Happy To Announce • d That We Are Th e Authortze $4A.MI"}}I"OD • I Ch0 5 I• • li doff F.edera·JCut I B j ' ( 5 d d • Thorn MeAn SHOES 1 t B31"}ey pus ·_ .·.,l·.·d_ w·ce,ll Boy IS . Shot .InDemand B OVERSTOCKED BIG PRICE REDUaiONS ON EVERY CAR 6 •41 OLD.tMOIILI , .'b1LTA4 DOOR ·. l S! w•• m h• w 6 64 CHEVROLET 2 IMPALA 4 DR. HT Woo •• ~ 57 CADILLAC ExceptiQntlly Nh:e ~uungs~er und~r~_ent FURY Ill 2 DR. HT w.. $1995 JU95, NOW BISCAYNE 2 DR, 6 ' lO Ill ' w•• 6 4 6SPLYMOUTH 65 OLDSMOBILI IATILLITI HT nARFIRE CONV, w... s'" . $1795 $2295, NOW fr 'his $795 11095, NOW demandin~ ,' 1 6 63 RAMILIR Co CLASSIC 2 DR, lla lie w.. WI $795 $995, NOW ,, 6' · 63 CHIVROLIT IMPALA SUPER IPOU 6: W11 ¥. 41 $1595, NOW $1395 Woo $1995, NOW 641AMILII 6! ... . IAIRACUDA $1695 UPONTIAC CLASSIC STA. WAGON 4· w.. 5I $1295 $ISH, NOW 6t 65 PLYMOUTH Mo ,UIY II 9 PASS. cyl See Our Complete line Of ... FLORSHEIM and JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN! ~1. [ Jn KIJJtng EJderIyMan I No Pur$ase Necessary wa~ 1 ~ ~ot" ~~p_f~t._M.,, 62 CHEVROLET •• Qu"ICkDraw Brings Death T0 I e 19 w·r c . P.·o,Ie II•p",ped Off. . By, Kan.aoga Au·t0 Boy Chafg'eCJ ·. 65 PLYMOUTH , .. 6 C• ,, vhery l~~~e~to:;'·E . . The reduction was part of "..·Ap. a.,Yeai-oJ<( Bld.well young-· Mr. and Mrs. David Dobbins, children were bl the car •l~e· $700 million cutback ~he \1:.! rcau ster suife(ed an accidental shot· was rushed to Veterans Memor- •od were •probobl~ ·pliytn8 ·witit ' of Public Roads announeed ear~un wound )Yhlie InSide an ,Ial Hospital by Middleporl ~-B 111e loaded guQ when tl<lisj!.baJ'g· l CLEVELAND fU PII _ 1he , lier this week. llighw"y officials mobde parked. on ~he Tmy s ·Squadmen for treatment of., 1~ ed. Mrs. Dobbins was 1trpDrled 1efense lawyer who won nr. said they had not been mffJrmcd ~0 .~\and, 1~ m M1d~eport on wounds at 6:37 p.m. . , inliid&.· ~t .. st_of'e.lbbppicqj!i)lfhen 'iam Shepp:J rd acqui! tal in !1--oe bow the economy move was to ri ay evenm.g. ~iddleport police indicated t~e the accklem occurred . . ·-· H!:l4 murrl Pr of hi s Wil t re!w·n. be accomplished. . . l!alT)! Opbbms, young son of_~jured_ I_OUth and two otl!~r ~e_terans M.~morial Hospital cd here Friday and dt'IT\I]'I•led : OhiO ~~-d a ba~ance due (If • 1 • off1c1als ..fepottt!d•. ScAw-d<.~y Lh~ the real murderers ol :VIaril "n 1 ' $110.5 million on 1ts 1967 f1sral j ~hild wis ~~~ .iatl1la!IOJ1. condt· Shepprnd be- arrested ~nd prvs-1 CLEVELAND fUPI'I ~ A few year alllocatio~ of Stn.'l ,778.000, I tJOfl . The ecuted I 'Tiinutes of •·quick draw" prac- 1and the redUctJOn txpectcd ~ ~urge? P.r1~Y mgh~J~fOJur- F. Lee Bailey , 39, Bosf'ln. 1 tice ended in death Friday ni~ht , lo come there. les :f,tl!f"..efl. llt'\'lll4 1<1t. told a record crowd at lhelfor a 19-year-old West Side - -- - I . Po ce ·:cfuei lierberl iikey Cleveland City Club he <eut 1 1mother. KILLIID IN CRASH ~d.H:ated. m~~.s~g.~~~ of. the 15 . page Jetter to Bay Village I Police said Leslie Carol JEFFERSON, OhJO (UPD InCident 1 authorities thf' in.' Prince was shot in her apart· Raymond F. Zack, or AshI vestlgation be re-! •'l<>fl('d I ment by her ctlmmon law hus. tabula County was kJIIed Saturllt ~ Bailey said he i~dk:~ted w~o band .as ~e practiced_ ·•qui rk day in a onc -c_ar crash in New , . , · : the real murderer wa:s. He satd draws · w1th a .38 caliber pis- Lyme Township. Zack was . . William N. Goble 26 ' Kanau a esca ed in 'ur t • • the case could have been solved to!. driving · north on ?hio 46 and . 12:45 a.ni. Saturday w'hen g 'nt F tlh a : 12 years ago if 'panic had not 1 Police said the young woman was only ·a short dtstan ce from in K&nauga and ~lipped 0 q. anca;le~~ric ~ole. 0~~ere ~~~ ! been t~ order o~ lhe ~ay. " · l was shot through her left ~ye his .New Lyme home, when the ; moderate damage to the cPr~ No charge was filed th , Bay \o 1llage poltce ch1ef Fred !a few feet from the IJassmet a_~r~ctideiintiltloc•c•uiifrriledllii.iiiiiiiiiiili Stine Jllghway Patrol said. I : . e Drenkhan answered that th e. where her four - month - old . I 1 PoWer was off in a sect\on of the ar(>a for a while un . Ba1ley letter leaves the pohce d~· ughter . Elizabeth, slept. til ~ ma inte~ance crew froq1 the Columbu~J_ld ~u!b,ern ! CLEVELAND fUPJ) _Police ''right ~here _ we were tterore" T_h ~ husban~ . Orner Waue-~. Oh10 Etectnc Company re- · · ~said Saturda) a teen-aged hn He said Bailey named a man notlf1ed a nei~hbor of t_he acclplaeed the damaged utilitt ;minor injuries at Holzer Hos- : lk:cused of gunning down a 7~ and a wuman, but had not giv - dent. The ne1ghbor sa1d the pole. . :yt:ar-old man at a bus s 0 p, Ien him any facts on _which ~e 4~ . year · ol~ Wa_ugh was , 1 1 pita! and released. Cars dnve~ by Paula J. Pe~~~ Other arrests Friday, not lhao been seen with 3 gun dur- could acL, and nothmg soltd d1strau~hl , ,, sobbmg and l ton, 18, Huntington, W. Va. and including ~hose cited to courting a Thaaksgiving Day h' hi enough to cause h1m to reopen .scre~mmg. . 1 DarW\n H. Robbins. ~9. Pt. Saturday were : . isthool football gam hlg t the case . Police listed the shooting as Pl~asant, collided at 10:5~ p.m. Roy A. Fisher, S8. Hender.l time before the sla~~g. s or . Drenkhan said the letter will accidentaL Fnday ~ Rt 7, .one mile sol1t~ son, driving while intoxicated, The youth, Richard Swanson, be checked out. . - - -~ 1 the S1lyer Bndge. . )lodged in the City jail for a 1;, an eighth-grader, reported. During . the trial, Bodey BEGINS MONDAY Micky Watson. 35. H~nderf hearing; &chard T. Seltrn1111, I) was involved in three of a strongly hmted th~t Marilyn COLUMBUS (UPI) - The a pass~:nger m the RO,!In~ .c , 34, Ffirfield, speeding bonded strin& of fights that broke out was killeri by two penons fam. 86th annual four-day co.nv~ntJOn had mln~r lnjpries. but ·~.·as nt to Gallipolis PlWlicipal court. near Municipal Stadium after iliar with the Sheppard I...nke- of the County .com~1ss1oners ~rt~~d. . · ~ Nov. · ~; Theodore R. · Kearns, the Thursday charity game. side home. The one who act- and ~?>~nty Engmeers state O.fu.-ers SAid thai the .'Pey~ ~. Long Bottom, no muffler. Police li&id the boy gave tl ually bludgeoned the ~ou~g associatiOns _is to open . h~ ~ar ~LJ!Ied out ol a servJ~t' sf~ n.1uniclpal court Nov, 2&; WiL brief stateme.1t in the presence woman to death, Bailey sa1d, ts Monday. Mam spea~ers Will moon intG th• path of the R~ llam K: Stamper, li, Cincinnati, 01 his father, admitting the shown by scientific evlden<e to elude Dr. John D . M1llett, chanbms car. There was mtll('r speeding, municipal court Nov. slaying of Joseph Centa, the el- be left . handed. ,y ~llor of the Ohio Board of Red:m1age to both cars. 3C: Billy Starcher, 43, Patriot, derly man, and the wounding , , ~ents, and Edward_ Connor. pn:s· . The patrol cited P•ul" Pey. impeding traffic municipal of Dennis O'Plan B u. S. servicemen were l tdent of the Nat1onal Assoc1a. 18 ton to Gallipolis muni1 ipal ~1.urt court, Dec. 2; J;mes G. Deem, to Heights, 1be :,~n,wa~ 5 ~~ when a CV~ Caribou tion or Counties. o~c. 3 on a charge of fall!,lre 40, Proctorville, speeding, m~ til a bus stop about six blocks crashed mto a - - -In yield tht' right of way. :: · icipal cour~ Dec. Z; Roy E. away from Conta. near Tuy Hoa. about 2211 Solve your AI HO p. m. Friday, a iiA'· Adkins, 37 , Hagerstown, Ind., northeasl of Saii0!11&st Sult<lay. eel delivery truck operatedf iJ.Y spee<Jilli municipal court, Dec. U. S. spokesmen w4 ·ft •' Sidney . L. Smith, 21, J a . . 3; and Robert Sch!Uinpr, t7 not immediately known Problems went "!It of control on iltl)e Cnlflicothe, speeding, municipal many of the ~17 p:~S•enB•"i we1 pavemen~ or Rt. 141, ~ caurt, Dec. JO. were American. · 1en1hs of a mtlt east of Rt. ~· The ' crash occurred as T)Je !(uck went off the ~h- . M' Lab S gon government spokesmen reway ~ntl.itruck aDtmbank t. . !grant or . tudy ported a rash of new ambush, ·No charge w~: filed. re Scheduled Wed. grenade mine and BSSIIS!in•-1 . was beaVY damage II> COLIJ)IBUS (UPI) - T be tion att~cks by 1Viet ' lr,nek .:.Smlth l)ad minor ill'' state lodustrlal Relations IJe. SAIGON (UPI)- A crippled rillas against SOOill Vle;tn&!llle!IO With los and '1was ·taken to . . :partp~eot will host tile f$11 :meet- V. s. Air Foree C41 transport troops in the M•konc , All-SIMI flosgilal wfier~ he was itBI ; ~Sday of tHe Gover- pllllle erat!ltod and b)lrned in a '"'\th of Saigpn.. There .. .. .";· atxf role..,eo. · . nor's Committee on Migrant namp Saturday :niibt whUe dications U. s: troops 'wouldl STORAGE CABINETS .A aJtnllar ~ccldent oe«ried Labor. . """"'" ""'••• • ""• - • 1 , I !rYiog to mllke an emergency Idrive into tlJe . rleO-rlch al 111:10 p. '!'· ~ljday !lllq" lbe Reporla of aetivllle& landlq an one lltllhe at Sai- soon. . • . Vijtt~ ,; Eno Rd., nrn • ~· the ,.m!¥'ant labor season just 1'1!''• btJse Tan {!on Nhut air· One of 111e olane's ,~;.c!Dilnes j ,._, ..., ,.._ - '· •I ·a '11\ile northwest of..R~--,sat 'c0qtpiefecl wiD be made.at the biae. II.> spob.in\eti oaid all failed ••• TH • •uL L • Llllr . R~.~ ~fe~ . llasll,, ~i· 1, '8!ielpoorl.seaion.flldu~ fte. aboard - • 1)1Ui'd in one, off. The . V.inton, ~ control .of ;, ~ ~ .~u~ Director 0. ol the :""''' wo111 ~ crashes.! also was 111' · !lie ~ , .,.Vel!\ftil;, ,!1'110 ~W~~q. Will repqrt to the . C!tlll- The cra!h 1 mQe, north olllle bis landing, gel!~;. ~e ""'1,1 of! llle · Bf nifi!ee: In ,the mornlni ~ alrbaoe bfot!gbt to S1 llle dealll a~mptto land •t and atrltdt an 'imba~,lmient. 'oq, f)l'9greaa made' by • sJ)ilotll! ,toq ID QJ:• t ~1111port plane lhen k\ed ,llgaln. . ' There •waa•mlnf!l'· Unlap K to :-mt~ ":"rtlrlj toward ~ tra!"'"' IJ.1. ~1h Vl~t N!!ffi ill!" ,But the C47 ·J>IIlnged intD ibe .... . • : , ~ttadpn howlllliln wefjt. Onlj 1 fe'!t \ttttii'S ·.urllo!t swamp, biiJi•tl!lS lni<>~ _J·~••s-J.:~:!: A..-. ..,._ lluh 1!'11 ~ fllrOJdil\ ·' , · . . ., '' ;pottllllletl dlsciOIIOii Iiiii· J~>t¥ and breaktllfii!P Ill lit · •Ill?· $1595 $1195, NOW s h r. For KI"}}erS $2295 $2695, NOW d· BEN FRANKLIN he. 6~ 2 lief lI "ld I 51 '-! mls w.. $m5,NOW • $2695 w.. $1195, NOW 6S lUlCK RIVIERA 65CHRY$LIR NEWPOIT4 DR. Air CoiNIMianlnf '·:1495, NOW .w.. • $2795 i' $895 w.. $2595, NOW S T 0 RAG E Lo •. st In 27 cf3Sh0£ c47 PJane e·, - 'U:::¥UJ ::n,..·.::.:!:.7,,:::",:; dltrlll(ll I .w!JI!am , ' ( 11)', . 'J•t ·.-''+1-•·''>·-· . ~~ ··"' u. Ji THE .FRENCH CITY PRESS •• I .... ' ,.,~ . ' I~ .· .t' · . ·••. .. ,!- 1.)' ' 1.' ' ' . ' ,. '• •, r , ., ,.v' .: OF POINT PLEASANT .. OPEN SAT URDAY NIGHT TIL 9 PM. " EVERYBODY;~ WINS ._ w - at Reese Furniture SHOP·A·RAMA TICKETS ·- PLUS: NOW HEAR THIS! YOU RECEIVE ., ... < •W A FREE TURKEY 1 «11 ·- Dealer In This Area For ·· ·· Roody For Tho Pan For YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST Turkey 12 to I~ lb. Approx. wolghl FREE ·, f~ �,. • ~·r',~·· ' ' ' . • ! "• .., Politics,. 91do Style . . p, ' l • • JIn' The Week in Review .. In · re1 . •rw An . . . . • ' . . . . . ' J~~~~il;;:~~~·~;=r:~1the :!~. ':. ~~ ~·· ~ =~ :r~!.~ea:: ~am~b0d~1. !ia~n:bo~r~<ie;;r~.~ ~ ~-~;_ltf . , . . · 35th Pri!Sident of the United bimleH oo lhat black Friday Ill fur lbe Cale • be~ (ivlng announcemen , ~~!'¢1 ' Middleport Chamber. of Com· 1 The eljdorsemenl decision fol· [on committee acUvlty. other sites they have survey- States, was shot to de•th lh~ Dallas, . Ccllnall1 uld be bellefea lbe AmeriCan deathl _ID ~ii!~.''.,.i·~~Ji merce went an record Fridav low•d a report given that Mid· He said the chances of eon- ed, and tbe pro and cone of years ago last TueBc!"Y· His Simply ]IIi~ 111e Warren i:otlmflldml report's ~pol rcee •hoyt 8,«10. mght urgll)g loc:atlnn of llle pro. dleport vlllace officials bave of· j'structlon for next year were lhem, .were explamed by Child•. successor, tyndon Baines John. Commission believes only llndiq - lhal ·0111'1111 ac AUtio, Tn.: Pr~siden( pm:ed Meigs County HJstorJCa.l f~" rt~ n fn mamtml" extermr of remote because finan~s were and hlS reasohs for favonng a son, appointed 8 comrn1sslon Harvey Oswakl"· was 1nvolvedi alone-but differs on the ot.1e recuperating at the Society Museum at the Middle- , the structure and grounds sur- . not ~vailable as yet site at Cheshire were given. headed by Earl warren, chief Oswald fll'ed lhfee bulleta Item detall about wbicll bullel he :';n his recent ourgel'l' '1!.!::1,~ port Roadside Park site. . rounding .•t. free ol charge .. 1f • Childs said the nver · front Mrs. John Werner read the ' justice af lhe United States, to behind; the first bullet went rece!Yed. hard on cuttiog the bu<llg~t . Chamber members. meetmg con<fructed at llle road•Jde IMarma sought lllrough funds Treasurer's report and a nomi- •tudy ov, events and report to through Kennody's throat and lloveral books ~ asper· announced a · 17.5 per m regular sesston m offl•·t-~ ?r park... . provided by gasoline t~xes wal!l aating committee of John Wer- the nation. struck ConnaiJy ; the second sions on the eo~asiOn report reduction In highwa~~E~t the Columbufi and Snuthern Ohio PreSident Welsh and Secre- stopped by the com101ttee he· ' D. k 0 d 8.11 ~r"· It was hoped such a study bullet is unaccounted fOf' the have been published recently. fo " . fi 1 El ectm • Comoam · h lack · tary Carl , Horky, m . other ac- cause of the more favorable11.ner, 1c wen an 1 "...,. , ' • r u•e York· ommg 1A sca w1t ed to minate of- I would preclude the confusions. third· bullet ' shattered t.be Some attack the loterpretation N 110 Welsh rr~·s iding, ~ ' 1 •_led to lo,.:. tivity, we~f asked to contact · Leading Creek project,· original. Ifr we~e "~:7 rumors and theories that President's braih. of the eY1dence; others impugn ew . ered ward a l~-' ttt•r _t~ tht onuse um village qtficials to as~e~ain ttae 11y schedUled for this coming- }cers ~r · Isurvive rrom Ule assassination ''J .3m convl~ . bey~d any the motives of the conmli~ion. warm fa;r 1 weekoovtl'"PlJeJ commJtlee nut1tymx them ot chamber's responsibilities re- spring. · . Attendmg we~ Mr.. Welsh, ot Lincoln. 11 was heped that doubt that I was not struck by The commissicn has remamed York ~I air that Ihen endorsement ol the road, ,garding the new Welfare IJe.. Childs also reviewed the air- John Werner, Bill Ctulds, Dale I history would be satisfied. But the first bullet ,, Connally teld a sllent much. fl ~ ed ~~~~ 5ide pa~k site. on Mlli-St, and partme~t building. port situation and sal~ he. and Dutton, Mrs. John Werner, Bill b the third anruversary tf the news ·eonferen~e Wednesday. · ~llut1on index soar . ~Is• · mdif•:-~ting their opinion that I BUI Childs reported on the Franklin Rizer were checklna: ' Grueser, Cash o,hr, Mrs. 0 B. /enned tra edy certain aspe- "I koow that 1 heard the fir:Jt At week's end•. ~ New Ye~ rlly past 9:1.-twelv~ l! ... 11 is the best location obtains- )'" · ., r! 1,.. .-ii "' Crpt·•· ~' " i'la. into pos!)lbllities of <1 two-countY IStout, Charlene Hoeflich, Carl , cts of ihe Jarr~n O;Jmmission .shot, that 1 turiled to see what ~imes opined ed.Itonally ~a~ tt Persons wtth re~p1ratory',;: ble. , and broUght members up to date Iairport site at Cbes!lite. ~Horky and Dick Owen. report were cast into doubt. hapJl4;Ded, and that I was struck " now time lor llle cornmisSJon were raulloned to"i '' b ond h t ,, the overnor to speak up to clear the m!!ltde. ., :h~ d bot \ 1 the "general confusion in the publi•' Jerooalem: Israeli . , . . 881 ~ess •• If s e" J mind." mvaded Jordan in a brief.' ~• t PreSide~! ~nd 6~~ m ·, IJ. "Further dignified silence. or . led raid which Israel cl~ -~:"~-ly 8 .P0\.rn v.as ~u meri!ly more denials by thl' was in retaliation for atiti'" tf Migs Jennifer' Blakeslee. three years in the Style Revue1 Some of the featured events , ~ Jrst m t ~-~ maga~~~ commission or its stafl are no Arab sabotage in Israei. ''Q \er member or the Pomeroy Berltl- and this year was selected to range from the International · . govern~ ~ u 1 . 2r m ~d longer enough," the Times said. violent demonstrations broke to rs 4-H Club. left Saturday with model as a demonstration for [Live Stock Exposition to a spePl~dlurhe 0b 1~ a~hs a ssma hlotn e '' . enough responsible [ nut in Jordan among Palntl<: 81 e e 1eve-s e was 1 nm · · . · wbal....., 35 ulher 4-H Club members ot the other girls in the state be- cial pop concert designed for the 24 frames later than the inquiry has be_en aroused ..to man. Arabs protestm~ I .........,. Ohio to attend the 45th Nation- fore their Style Revue contest. I youngsters boy the Chicago Sym· W C . . , deserve responsible answers. comuder King Hussem s fidliire · ' j arren omm1ssmn s assess. . al 14-H Cl ub ConJ!lress in Chica- She has- been a member ot Ute phony Orchestra. Conducting CINCINNATI CUPI) - UnlvEl· ed t' e can be Around the world : to act against Israel. Hussem ·~ 1. ment. ted aps · · u·on of young gu. Meigs County J unior Fair will be Dr . Arthur Fieldler of ersity of Cincinnati Law iAliOO be . u e1mthe camera Saigoo: An 1\merican p1a toon l' ordered conscrtp Miss Blakeslee won this a- Board, and the Meigs County 4-11the Boston Pops Orchestra. Dean Claude Sowle said Satur- compdu 18 3 lea s a second was all but wiped out in the men into the army and · only major setbac k in 0 pera t'loll : accepted 20 ,000 Saud'1 Ara b'tan ward at t he Oh.10 State F<Ur ,H Couneil for three years, an d 'Thoroughbred Fashlons'' i.s day he believe~ thP ·mvesl·· ·a- recor 'f · rames . h. h 1 m August when she was inter- has served as treasurer of eacb the theme for the dress revu~ tion into the Kennedy as- , said!h.e1 rame :, ~ lCt t Attleboro. which ha s been troops to guard Jordan's border. ie was ' f IS a mos '·" ;1 VI ewed a ~ one ol the top 2-1 4-J-1 of these organizations. She was with aU state dress revue winsassination wLil be reopt!ned. nds from' the frame ill 1_....,. . .. _..................... _........oi.....,.....====iiiiiij Club members in Ohio. She was the county winner ol the Safe- ners participating. Miss Virgtm,, "I think pressures for that :~i~h the Warren Commission ...r. 1 wi nner ut the Achievemeno ' ty Spellking Contest in 1965. Evans, sssistant state 4-H lead step have become so great that . lh r 1 K ed v. ard Program, which is one of While in Chicago from Nov. er at Ohio State, is co-ordinaL it's imperatLve and inevitable said was e r:oear 1es . eQn Y 18 II" top seven awar ds m· . . t h• 'll . Dec. l ' lhe t •600 0I th ' na· mg lh'IS even.t .. ... " So we I . was struck. .. x p'fie e r Icould men ill' that It. be reopen=, h 'e<t 0 .. Id' 1 !l ow Stale. Sponsors for this award tion 's fines! youth al the Na-: Tours of all kinds are includ· said swa .. s n . and trip is the Ford Motor tiona! Club Congress have two ded in the agenda. Some include "1. have given a' great deal of fired twice in :no~ le~s t~.an 2·3 C_ompany. . spec ial treats in store for the Art Jnstitute ol Chicago. thought to this matter, and al-: ·· i To wm this award, Miss them, according to Fred Bruny, international Harvester Co., though it has been my hu~ for Blakeslee completed nine years Di~trict 4--H Program Leader, Adler Planetanum, the Museum many months Utat the Warren " · of HI Club work m dothing , ·at the Ohio State University. of Science and Industry, and Commission report yould be renutrition, home furnishings, and Jim Nabors, better known as the Field Museum ol Natural JENNIFER BLAKESLEE ardt..>d as adequate, I now feel ' p' ~ : served fo~ threP years as a televisiOn's Gomer Pyle, and History. in the light ot evidence thal has ~ Ju~ior Leader. She was th e Ohio's own Miss American The 4-H members will discuss Miss Ri akeslee. and Ivan Ach- been brought forth and ·the un, ~ifi _ 4-H Club Achievement A· Tecn. ager, M!ss Becky Aikire and analyze important issues er, Area ExtensiOn Agent, 4-H, certainty that it has pruvukt:d : ward Winner in Meigs County of Circleville, will appear be- aff~ting citizens ol the U. S. who· is serving i:IS one ol the Lhat it would be appropriatt' for in _1965, also was Lhe Junior tore the group. as well as explore various car· chaperones of the Ohio Dele· a new investigation," tne dean coLUMBUS . (UPI ) _ State ~a1r Queen, and selec~ as the They will stay at the world's eer opportunities. Gcnl!ral gat_ion were taken L? Manon, . c.xplained. highway department officials fir--:~ ~unner-up to th~ OhJO State largesl . hotel,_ The ~orad Hil- ~heme for . this national prop am OhiO, Saturday mormng by. Mr. Sow~e, ~hose_ ~all for the new said Friday th~ federa 1 f!IIYPfi'I .J.un1or F.a~r Quee~ m 1965. ton, and part1c1pate m the pro- IS "Pursull of Ex<:ellence.' AI- and Mrs. C. E. Blake~lee l'fher.e mvesbgatJOn JO~d numerous ment will cut' $40 milhon ort .... Come In and ln ~.dltJQr. to tier schonl and gram with 4-H'ers from all of so during the Congress, nation- they boarded the tram for Clu· others from promment sources. ·Ohi , h of federal hi ghwa~ ! c~Urcp activ!ties, s~e has rep- the other' states and Puerto al srholarship winners will ~ cago. They will return on Fn- ~d t'he question on the num· co :t~~:o~ funds this fio<:al Register For The • resenled Me1gs County for Rico. day. oer ot bulleb that were tired · n 1 annoum.'fd. ___ _ . ___ and the speed with which Lee ye~~l 'II fleet onlv fnt•·'e ' Thorn MeAn GTQ;; 1 Harvey Oswald's rifle could bt! ! k ..S : -~ state ~-H ghwav Pontiac Conlesll fltrred to _leadlhlota s ong"seem suggestiOn a t l:!re d hav theMashcter. fe<ieral m("We ney 1 may have oeen more than o~ue [ airea Y e h' h h. e been person involved in thiS matter." :::."contracts W JC av eni1 1 ~ wa - C · : 1 1 that 1 ments , • Meigs Gitl at 45th COng lS I ! Y.: ";he LaWDean SeeS Probe d Reopene io ' . I • 1 UPI Briefs j 4 • I 5 We Are Happy To Announce • d That We Are Th e Authortze $4A.MI"}}I"OD • I Ch0 5 I• • li doff F.edera·JCut I B j ' ( 5 d d • Thorn MeAn SHOES 1 t B31"}ey pus ·_ .·.,l·.·d_ w·ce,ll Boy IS . Shot .InDemand B OVERSTOCKED BIG PRICE REDUaiONS ON EVERY CAR 6 •41 OLD.tMOIILI , .'b1LTA4 DOOR ·. l S! w•• m h• w 6 64 CHEVROLET 2 IMPALA 4 DR. HT Woo •• ~ 57 CADILLAC ExceptiQntlly Nh:e ~uungs~er und~r~_ent FURY Ill 2 DR. HT w.. $1995 JU95, NOW BISCAYNE 2 DR, 6 ' lO Ill ' w•• 6 4 6SPLYMOUTH 65 OLDSMOBILI IATILLITI HT nARFIRE CONV, w... s'" . $1795 $2295, NOW fr 'his $795 11095, NOW demandin~ ,' 1 6 63 RAMILIR Co CLASSIC 2 DR, lla lie w.. WI $795 $995, NOW ,, 6' · 63 CHIVROLIT IMPALA SUPER IPOU 6: W11 ¥. 41 $1595, NOW $1395 Woo $1995, NOW 641AMILII 6! ... . IAIRACUDA $1695 UPONTIAC CLASSIC STA. WAGON 4· w.. 5I $1295 $ISH, NOW 6t 65 PLYMOUTH Mo ,UIY II 9 PASS. cyl See Our Complete line Of ... FLORSHEIM and JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN! ~1. [ Jn KIJJtng EJderIyMan I No Pur$ase Necessary wa~ 1 ~ ~ot" ~~p_f~t._M.,, 62 CHEVROLET •• Qu"ICkDraw Brings Death T0 I e 19 w·r c . P.·o,Ie II•p",ped Off. . By, Kan.aoga Au·t0 Boy Chafg'eCJ ·. 65 PLYMOUTH , .. 6 C• ,, vhery l~~~e~to:;'·E . . The reduction was part of "..·Ap. a.,Yeai-oJ<( Bld.well young-· Mr. and Mrs. David Dobbins, children were bl the car •l~e· $700 million cutback ~he \1:.! rcau ster suife(ed an accidental shot· was rushed to Veterans Memor- •od were •probobl~ ·pliytn8 ·witit ' of Public Roads announeed ear~un wound )Yhlie InSide an ,Ial Hospital by Middleporl ~-B 111e loaded guQ when tl<lisj!.baJ'g· l CLEVELAND fU PII _ 1he , lier this week. llighw"y officials mobde parked. on ~he Tmy s ·Squadmen for treatment of., 1~ ed. Mrs. Dobbins was 1trpDrled 1efense lawyer who won nr. said they had not been mffJrmcd ~0 .~\and, 1~ m M1d~eport on wounds at 6:37 p.m. . , inliid&.· ~t .. st_of'e.lbbppicqj!i)lfhen 'iam Shepp:J rd acqui! tal in !1--oe bow the economy move was to ri ay evenm.g. ~iddleport police indicated t~e the accklem occurred . . ·-· H!:l4 murrl Pr of hi s Wil t re!w·n. be accomplished. . . l!alT)! Opbbms, young son of_~jured_ I_OUth and two otl!~r ~e_terans M.~morial Hospital cd here Friday and dt'IT\I]'I•led : OhiO ~~-d a ba~ance due (If • 1 • off1c1als ..fepottt!d•. ScAw-d<.~y Lh~ the real murderers ol :VIaril "n 1 ' $110.5 million on 1ts 1967 f1sral j ~hild wis ~~~ .iatl1la!IOJ1. condt· Shepprnd be- arrested ~nd prvs-1 CLEVELAND fUPI'I ~ A few year alllocatio~ of Stn.'l ,778.000, I tJOfl . The ecuted I 'Tiinutes of •·quick draw" prac- 1and the redUctJOn txpectcd ~ ~urge? P.r1~Y mgh~J~fOJur- F. Lee Bailey , 39, Bosf'ln. 1 tice ended in death Friday ni~ht , lo come there. les :f,tl!f"..efl. llt'\'lll4 1<1t. told a record crowd at lhelfor a 19-year-old West Side - -- - I . Po ce ·:cfuei lierberl iikey Cleveland City Club he <eut 1 1mother. KILLIID IN CRASH ~d.H:ated. m~~.s~g.~~~ of. the 15 . page Jetter to Bay Village I Police said Leslie Carol JEFFERSON, OhJO (UPD InCident 1 authorities thf' in.' Prince was shot in her apart· Raymond F. Zack, or AshI vestlgation be re-! •'l<>fl('d I ment by her ctlmmon law hus. tabula County was kJIIed Saturllt ~ Bailey said he i~dk:~ted w~o band .as ~e practiced_ ·•qui rk day in a onc -c_ar crash in New , . , · : the real murderer wa:s. He satd draws · w1th a .38 caliber pis- Lyme Township. Zack was . . William N. Goble 26 ' Kanau a esca ed in 'ur t • • the case could have been solved to!. driving · north on ?hio 46 and . 12:45 a.ni. Saturday w'hen g 'nt F tlh a : 12 years ago if 'panic had not 1 Police said the young woman was only ·a short dtstan ce from in K&nauga and ~lipped 0 q. anca;le~~ric ~ole. 0~~ere ~~~ ! been t~ order o~ lhe ~ay. " · l was shot through her left ~ye his .New Lyme home, when the ; moderate damage to the cPr~ No charge was filed th , Bay \o 1llage poltce ch1ef Fred !a few feet from the IJassmet a_~r~ctideiintiltloc•c•uiifrriledllii.iiiiiiiiiiili Stine Jllghway Patrol said. I : . e Drenkhan answered that th e. where her four - month - old . I 1 PoWer was off in a sect\on of the ar(>a for a while un . Ba1ley letter leaves the pohce d~· ughter . Elizabeth, slept. til ~ ma inte~ance crew froq1 the Columbu~J_ld ~u!b,ern ! CLEVELAND fUPJ) _Police ''right ~here _ we were tterore" T_h ~ husban~ . Orner Waue-~. Oh10 Etectnc Company re- · · ~said Saturda) a teen-aged hn He said Bailey named a man notlf1ed a nei~hbor of t_he acclplaeed the damaged utilitt ;minor injuries at Holzer Hos- : lk:cused of gunning down a 7~ and a wuman, but had not giv - dent. The ne1ghbor sa1d the pole. . :yt:ar-old man at a bus s 0 p, Ien him any facts on _which ~e 4~ . year · ol~ Wa_ugh was , 1 1 pita! and released. Cars dnve~ by Paula J. Pe~~~ Other arrests Friday, not lhao been seen with 3 gun dur- could acL, and nothmg soltd d1strau~hl , ,, sobbmg and l ton, 18, Huntington, W. Va. and including ~hose cited to courting a Thaaksgiving Day h' hi enough to cause h1m to reopen .scre~mmg. . 1 DarW\n H. Robbins. ~9. Pt. Saturday were : . isthool football gam hlg t the case . Police listed the shooting as Pl~asant, collided at 10:5~ p.m. Roy A. Fisher, S8. Hender.l time before the sla~~g. s or . Drenkhan said the letter will accidentaL Fnday ~ Rt 7, .one mile sol1t~ son, driving while intoxicated, The youth, Richard Swanson, be checked out. . - - -~ 1 the S1lyer Bndge. . )lodged in the City jail for a 1;, an eighth-grader, reported. During . the trial, Bodey BEGINS MONDAY Micky Watson. 35. H~nderf hearing; &chard T. Seltrn1111, I) was involved in three of a strongly hmted th~t Marilyn COLUMBUS (UPI) - The a pass~:nger m the RO,!In~ .c , 34, Ffirfield, speeding bonded strin& of fights that broke out was killeri by two penons fam. 86th annual four-day co.nv~ntJOn had mln~r lnjpries. but ·~.·as nt to Gallipolis PlWlicipal court. near Municipal Stadium after iliar with the Sheppard I...nke- of the County .com~1ss1oners ~rt~~d. . · ~ Nov. · ~; Theodore R. · Kearns, the Thursday charity game. side home. The one who act- and ~?>~nty Engmeers state O.fu.-ers SAid thai the .'Pey~ ~. Long Bottom, no muffler. Police li&id the boy gave tl ually bludgeoned the ~ou~g associatiOns _is to open . h~ ~ar ~LJ!Ied out ol a servJ~t' sf~ n.1uniclpal court Nov, 2&; WiL brief stateme.1t in the presence woman to death, Bailey sa1d, ts Monday. Mam spea~ers Will moon intG th• path of the R~ llam K: Stamper, li, Cincinnati, 01 his father, admitting the shown by scientific evlden<e to elude Dr. John D . M1llett, chanbms car. There was mtll('r speeding, municipal court Nov. slaying of Joseph Centa, the el- be left . handed. ,y ~llor of the Ohio Board of Red:m1age to both cars. 3C: Billy Starcher, 43, Patriot, derly man, and the wounding , , ~ents, and Edward_ Connor. pn:s· . The patrol cited P•ul" Pey. impeding traffic municipal of Dennis O'Plan B u. S. servicemen were l tdent of the Nat1onal Assoc1a. 18 ton to Gallipolis muni1 ipal ~1.urt court, Dec. 2; J;mes G. Deem, to Heights, 1be :,~n,wa~ 5 ~~ when a CV~ Caribou tion or Counties. o~c. 3 on a charge of fall!,lre 40, Proctorville, speeding, m~ til a bus stop about six blocks crashed mto a - - -In yield tht' right of way. :: · icipal cour~ Dec. Z; Roy E. away from Conta. near Tuy Hoa. about 2211 Solve your AI HO p. m. Friday, a iiA'· Adkins, 37 , Hagerstown, Ind., northeasl of Saii0!11&st Sult<lay. eel delivery truck operatedf iJ.Y spee<Jilli municipal court, Dec. U. S. spokesmen w4 ·ft •' Sidney . L. Smith, 21, J a . . 3; and Robert Sch!Uinpr, t7 not immediately known Problems went "!It of control on iltl)e Cnlflicothe, speeding, municipal many of the ~17 p:~S•enB•"i we1 pavemen~ or Rt. 141, ~ caurt, Dec. JO. were American. · 1en1hs of a mtlt east of Rt. ~· The ' crash occurred as T)Je !(uck went off the ~h- . M' Lab S gon government spokesmen reway ~ntl.itruck aDtmbank t. . !grant or . tudy ported a rash of new ambush, ·No charge w~: filed. re Scheduled Wed. grenade mine and BSSIIS!in•-1 . was beaVY damage II> COLIJ)IBUS (UPI) - T be tion att~cks by 1Viet ' lr,nek .:.Smlth l)ad minor ill'' state lodustrlal Relations IJe. SAIGON (UPI)- A crippled rillas against SOOill Vle;tn&!llle!IO With los and '1was ·taken to . . :partp~eot will host tile f$11 :meet- V. s. Air Foree C41 transport troops in the M•konc , All-SIMI flosgilal wfier~ he was itBI ; ~Sday of tHe Gover- pllllle erat!ltod and b)lrned in a '"'\th of Saigpn.. There .. .. .";· atxf role..,eo. · . nor's Committee on Migrant namp Saturday :niibt whUe dications U. s: troops 'wouldl STORAGE CABINETS .A aJtnllar ~ccldent oe«ried Labor. . """"'" ""'••• • ""• - • 1 , I !rYiog to mllke an emergency Idrive into tlJe . rleO-rlch al 111:10 p. '!'· ~ljday !lllq" lbe Reporla of aetivllle& landlq an one lltllhe at Sai- soon. . • . Vijtt~ ,; Eno Rd., nrn • ~· the ,.m!¥'ant labor season just 1'1!''• btJse Tan {!on Nhut air· One of 111e olane's ,~;.c!Dilnes j ,._, ..., ,.._ - '· •I ·a '11\ile northwest of..R~--,sat 'c0qtpiefecl wiD be made.at the biae. II.> spob.in\eti oaid all failed ••• TH • •uL L • Llllr . R~.~ ~fe~ . llasll,, ~i· 1, '8!ielpoorl.seaion.flldu~ fte. aboard - • 1)1Ui'd in one, off. The . V.inton, ~ control .of ;, ~ ~ .~u~ Director 0. ol the :""''' wo111 ~ crashes.! also was 111' · !lie ~ , .,.Vel!\ftil;, ,!1'110 ~W~~q. Will repqrt to the . C!tlll- The cra!h 1 mQe, north olllle bis landing, gel!~;. ~e ""'1,1 of! llle · Bf nifi!ee: In ,the mornlni ~ alrbaoe bfot!gbt to S1 llle dealll a~mptto land •t and atrltdt an 'imba~,lmient. 'oq, f)l'9greaa made' by • sJ)ilotll! ,toq ID QJ:• t ~1111port plane lhen k\ed ,llgaln. . ' There •waa•mlnf!l'· Unlap K to :-mt~ ":"rtlrlj toward ~ tra!"'"' IJ.1. ~1h Vl~t N!!ffi ill!" ,But the C47 ·J>IIlnged intD ibe .... . • : , ~ttadpn howlllliln wefjt. Onlj 1 fe'!t \ttttii'S ·.urllo!t swamp, biiJi•tl!lS lni<>~ _J·~••s-J.:~:!: A..-. ..,._ lluh 1!'11 ~ fllrOJdil\ ·' , · . . ., '' ;pottllllletl dlsciOIIOii Iiiii· J~>t¥ and breaktllfii!P Ill lit · •Ill?· $1595 $1195, NOW s h r. For KI"}}erS $2295 $2695, NOW d· BEN FRANKLIN he. 6~ 2 lief lI "ld I 51 '-! mls w.. $m5,NOW • $2695 w.. $1195, NOW 6S lUlCK RIVIERA 65CHRY$LIR NEWPOIT4 DR. Air CoiNIMianlnf '·:1495, NOW .w.. • $2795 i' $895 w.. $2595, NOW S T 0 RAG E Lo •. st In 27 cf3Sh0£ c47 PJane e·, - 'U:::¥UJ ::n,..·.::.:!:.7,,:::",:; dltrlll(ll I .w!JI!am , ' ( 11)', . 'J•t ·.-''+1-•·''>·-· . ~~ ··"' u. Ji THE .FRENCH CITY PRESS •• I .... ' ,.,~ . ' I~ .· .t' · . ·••. .. ,!- 1.)' ' 1.' ' ' . ' ,. '• •, r , ., ,.v' .: OF POINT PLEASANT .. OPEN SAT URDAY NIGHT TIL 9 PM. " EVERYBODY;~ WINS ._ w - at Reese Furniture SHOP·A·RAMA TICKETS ·- PLUS: NOW HEAR THIS! YOU RECEIVE ., ... < •W A FREE TURKEY 1 «11 ·- Dealer In This Area For ·· ·· Roody For Tho Pan For YOUR CHRISTMAS FEAST Turkey 12 to I~ lb. Approx. wolghl FREE ·, f~ �• . " I, . SUNQ.AY'WHI'l'E PAPER ,. '' .., ...,, In ' .' . Arr eniJ ~ wa . : ~ 1 J : . \ : , ) 3 •. ~ I • I 4 • f l • f l I' •II ~ d d • r, •• 6 SC' m "' w 6 2 d• Dwighl WethtrhoZt. Editot ll»borl WllsO'"' Jr, Ma.. l:tli!Dr v..non D•wtm•.wv. 111111'. World history as It is usually taught In our schools ts really Western history. It was in •he West, from the time of the Greeks A.nd Romans on down, that the action was and where anything worth mentioning happened. Asia and Africa on· ly begin to appear near the end of our ter.tbooks whtm Western explorers, carry~ng Western science, religion and politi· rar\idea! - and rivalries - begin to penetr~~e them. l· cr most oJ us, the history of the world outd~e Europe and America before the l!HI century expansion of the West reTtalhs as much a terra incognita as the act•1HI geography of that world was to mllltcval men and just as unimportant. Th is is a parochial view, and like most p. -'lchullisms in a world shrunken by r,, 110 and television and jets and mis· !ti:rs, a dangerous one. f'or though Asians and Africans have h·'•"l influenet>d. at le~s t superficially, by t!w im pAet of Western culture and though t~-v hnv e had to adapt to a world domin<1:r·d by thal culture, this does not me th:;! 1hey are not as mueh the produrts ol 1lwir own histories as we are or that 11w.\' are destined to continue to be pas<: il'f' onlookerli to a drama produced and Uu·~·rt ed and fl<'ted by Westerners. 1t is in the E r~st that the history of the nf'<! century will be written . It is here tl•;•l the IA ~ t big war will begin, if men ar t' fuolish enough to let It begin. 1t is 5 6 Cr p, lr . 6 511 6 • s'" 6 c. tlo He WI 6: By WILLIAMS. WHITE WASHINGTON - !t Is not ex.. unlawfUl to sa~ • good for the South, though ~mong some It remalrul most It may · be JIOO"l'lle to say such a word In these weeks be•ore the Cbrlstmas . season, here that the four horsemen will either while men's minds turn toward be vanquished once and for all or let the concepts of tolerance and loose an upheaval that will embrace all reconclliatlon. Very well, then; mankind. her• goes. Despite the bloody struggle laking place The faclls that the South h., In VIet Nam. it is in China and India risen again in lhe year which that the real future of the non • Western draws to its close The world is betn~ forged. movement northward •ll the China Is undergoing the most shaki"" over civil rights has Ideological convulsion in the thousands done more than to Hit lhla hereof years of her history. Can what happens tofore unqiue shadow from the to one • quarter of the world's population ' single region so long and so _ whether it finally olns the community alone tortured by it. of nations or succumbs to the belligerent It has also given the reason· superstition cf Maoism - not be of pro- ably minded people of the North found conwn to the rest of the world1 an awareness, now that their India, called the world's largest democities have been wracked cracy, is approaching a condiUon of chron- - -ic and universal famine In which nothing resembling dt~mocracy could survive. Yet the cow Is still held more sar.red than a human life. 1f India falls Into obaos. can the rest of A•l•, and the West, keep from being draggoo Into It with her? Compared to the long • term lmpllcatlons M thesP questions, current events In Europe and the Unltal Ststes are a mere sldesh')\V . East and West have met with a vengeance. The irresistible force of the latter has collided with the Immovable object of the former. Accordinf'! to physics, the result must b• the destruction of both . But phy5ics doe~ not govP.rn 1he affairs of men. It cannot be perrnltted to. • IS -' Said lor the South Heports of Adolph Hitler's resurrection havr bf'en greatly exaggerated, des!;lite tl:te ominous !;how of strength of the alleged neo-Nazi Na tional Democratic par· t,l' Hl two recent sta te elections In West Iremism by lbe .lwln evlLJ of blatk D: f has ~~last m011nised that this needed a word of evidence to than burlalthtouds of lela! Jut. and poor-white exttem• Is nol'now an9 never was a h-dict and convict the whole Uce.'' tremlsm that DO part of Ute ~Southern problem but was and country ever had a motiO!JOIY Is a national problem. 011 racial fairness, as no part In a word, the cloak of hyof It DOW has a monopoly ab procrlsy has Dow been cast oil racl~l troubk. '' above lhe Mason • Dixon line. '!be new agonies of the North And the pleln record show• that have at last made ·Northern more genuine -progress toward men and women cons~iOL1 S of Negro rlghts 1 ha!l been made old agonies once suffered op this year In the South than In only only by the Soulb. So the the Norlb. Too, the year has net of it Ia tllet the era of filljj· 'brought a Northern con•r10user • pointing at the South bas ness, among all save the procome at length to an end. fesslonal South • ~aters. lbat All tb1J means far more than this is the simple and the tow· stmply a healthy gain for na. ~ng tru.th. tionalfalrnoss and national co"'- When James Meredith. tho mon sense. It also meens tbat Drst. Negro grsduate of the this naUon is now truly DQ the University of Mississippi, was right road, however long and · wounded from ambu•h in the bitter tbat road may yet ,,n, Mlsal"lppl delta there was a toward a just and rational ...,. lrt!ahet of bitter lnvecUvo from luUon of an ancient race pfl!b. the North and from 1 E•ropean lem. !'or the great crux of the pmt whoae representatives matter Is simply that tho .Nonb bere by iutd large have never _ ._ Who's Kiddin' Whom? Southern people before the And while ... II about ~~ ll world. mi&)ll be well lo 11')1 1o set The assailant would surely straight the historical record .. need fear no punishment from tlits mailer of the Ku Klus that thJng contemplneualy call- Klan. When the buJTellt Kla. eo "Sou them justice." But a arose In the '211!, II was not thl Mississippi jury and a Missis· Norlh that first legaliJ broka sippi judge did coiwict this aa. tt· u waa the South. sallant and did punish him. Meredith himaell Is now sa~ . 'nle first and strongest antiiJfled with "Souihern Justte&-" lOan law in the nation w~l Indeed, he has just gooe beyond P&Ssed In TeXRI; the , Drst alid an expreselon of sllllafaetlon, Mrongest tnU • lynch.ng law with this statement: u'l'hey w~ passed in Vtra:inla. Th1 .Southern officials) Rromlsed simple ttuth, In S\OIIllllary, to me they would perform tbelr it.at now •• In U,. ~ effec> jobs. ' Southern people mellll live legal action Calnst Ku wt.at they say und do what they Klux Klanism eomoa oot from say they are going to dn." ':"" North but frons tho South. Coincident with this, a North ' Ptrhaps, again haVlnl regard carolina Judge bars Ku Klux lo the conllnjJ Christmas ae.. Klan members from his juries ·011, It ~II be pooJlbte to polnl with the observation: "T h ol r all this out ovllhout giVIng unduo hooded robes are nothing more offense. FIRST ON GPrrn;1ny Tu be :-;ure, an estimated 20 per cent or ih rnemb"rs are former Nazis, many of whom would tmdoubtedly welcome a return to the f;ood old days. And lhe party, \1>1Pch was formed two years ago, manipulatl'~ the sJme strings of patriotism and na!tonalism which Hitler played upon so wen. callin!l for an end to war crimes trJJls and repara tions to Jews and yeg.. m :.·:~ hlp to t:1e United States. But rather than signaling a renaissance oi !'>:miism, many observers believe that t}', l• .1ppeal 1! the National Democrats is mo~!ly a rraclion to the present drifting ~ l c~te of the lt'deral coalition government. .Here's How It's Done Till' Pus1 Office and Civil Service Com· mlt tei' of the House of Hepresentativt!s hns i~:::ucd ilo; Rnnual report on federal govern· menl papN'.v()rk. And for those who like f'onious reports on everyt hmg, w1th plen· ty of cnruns. the news is good. ThP report reveals that the government fi r.d~ 1t nef'e<.:;ary to use 360.000 diff~"rent fnrm~ and :q make l5 billion copies of thrm rvPry ~ear The annual cost of pro.. ('I' · 111,2 ;til thi s is $8 billion. r~:nnat 1nQ that to throw aw:~y exi.!ltlng rt ·rds <.~t Lht' rate of one page every !eC· nN! wnuld take 2,000 yt>ars, the CQmmit!N' ~w rn l ~· nroclatmed: "The burden of ; p ~" 'rll nrk ;nlpo<;ed on the citizens by our : go .· 'Pl'llf'nl ~n ould be greatly reduced.'' · r\ nr! tn pr·J\'t> thM it can be d!Jne, the r·•tnn:lltre heid down 1ts own report to a merr iO pages! Lack of Understanding BAND PARADES- The Middleport High School marching band,led by Head MaJorette Kathy McElhinny, was host band for the Middleport Merchants Parade Fnday. Seven other area high school bands pat1icipated . _ _ __ ·.:c..:.c::__ ! Car Heavily ' 10 4l 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 1980 Washington By-Line Conservatives, Birchers Wreck Utah Modernization I Joanne A. Estep, 22, RFD t, , ~NTIC.l~ATIO ~ -- ~nxious .<''<pn·ssions <~ rc evident un the fates of thes~ youn~st ers as they awaited I he arrwal_ol, S~r~la CI.IUs 111 the Maldlcp01t Mcrch;1nt<> parJdL• Fru'lily at tlw interst•dron of North Second· Ave and Mtll St. I he• l:i!Jkmn metns soon turned lo Jolly oues, ~~s Sa nta <.~rrivel.l Y~ol1 h candy soon <.~fter this pidure was Ioken. I ,, ' '" WINNING TICKET -Young Gregg Watson holds the first wmmng ticket m the 1966 ~liddleport GiltA-Rama Christmas promotion. Gregg took the tit-ket, good lor $100 worth of gift cerlificates. from the tontatn er behind htm as Ticket Cht~irman EdiSOn ~;1ker Joo~~ on. Tickets for g1ft cf:rtificates 0r $75, $o0 and $25 were also drawn hy the you ngster foJ. _l~~.~mg -~~c ~erchants parade on_l<~rtdax_~ 1 madP ils "'ry fr om the Pearl certl~lr~le . ' I The new 6.400-llp vessel win Street elemenlary building to DrJwmgs '>'.Jil be hel~ each be <'h ristened the RITA BAR· the Christma s tree on South :We('k hy Middleport merchants. ITA ad . , t hi t 5f'cond .o\ve. The next drawing will be on • n IS a SIS ers p o a On the speakers' platform Del'ember 2. third drawing on Itowbont launched a mofl~h Wl.'rf' recently-elected state 1i1e 9th, the fG urth on the 16th Iago. · Bo~ ~owboats were built and the final drawing on the Lrn_r MissiSSippi Va1Jey . Bar_ge W elker. representative Ralph c s Lo o· h G 1 24th No purc:he~se is nece ssary ! me ompany, t. uas, Whi ch :Mayor C. 0 r 1s er, enera · · I operates on 4 000 11 : hairman Dnle Dultun, Pnrnde and no one ~s required to be 0 • , over · m es Co Chairman Clifford Stumbo. pl'esc nt to wm. I f mland rivers. MVB, plfms to s. 0 Rail Santa Oaus and I concentral_e use of both ve!lsels · · • . • on the mtddle and, lower Mis. \1a~ter of Ccremomrs AI Lf'on-1 NOW VOU KNOW I . . , R. > I StSS!ppi JVer. d ar , 1 The cOnstltutJonal oame of Ot!re"' Inking pari In Ihe cel-1.1ordan is Ha•bet~llte Kl~.(dom I ebrallon were Bill Childs who iof Jordan. nashemlte Is a I was Pprade Marshall and Tom family name aild honors t h j Goott who Is solely respon sible of( tbe original bolder lor doc,rallng t~e huge Christof Mohammed and ' mas tree with 342 bulbs. . I of Meeea. .... h.. ANi) ~!:SCORE '.tlU WA>IT 1-6 LlY'.AL R.\.PIC ST,._'T!ON ~E GIVES THE mk IZ,OOO 11-':>RDS I RESULTS, 1 '· ~ • SALES . \~ SERVIa ,, ·• COMP~flE ,L!!'.JE ;OF -~5~0 ,~ARS _. .., · · . ' il ~''f where you wonder wbetber or ot a bearing aid ' . '·' ' '\ f tes~'ls FREE and witb· out obUgation, and our recommendations based on seventeen .year's expuience. 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Hardtop, lletoring, power r.dio & hfl•ttr, 51 Chevrolet $17.50 flEE l 64 Ford F-700 heeter, WIS tire• Just J!ra, In tnt fllm cortr~p. pop a flashcube. &tra large view. flndlf ••• dooble _..,. prt-' nntiao .•• film wind slojls llltomstit:tlly. Completlt Antt:amallc 126 ouHit includeo wrist strop flosiJcube, Anscopan• Anocool~ Wtlqt and two AM batttrlos. ., S speed trans. 2 apetd rur a•lt, 8 cyt. Dumtt Truck. Long whee-l b•s•. ••r Oft . J' 65 Dadqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 ~Seriell, 6 evil~ dtr. ~tanderd trans., radio •nd l'luter cyl,, autometic trana., po- snap it ... that's all! ' I' 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Or 8 cvllndtr automatic tr1n•. Radio and he~fpr . oower steering, wh1te wall firt'll . 66 Chevrolet $7.9$ CASE I'HONE 593.3~ ,P. 0. lox' 143 •.2S N. Court .$!, power deering, whitewali tires. Mallbu 4 dr. Hardtop. In tbe privacy o! -Diles Radioear Company lr•ns. Radio end he•ttr S fires NOT EVERY PERSON What about your hearing-has/ reached the stage & SUPPLY CO. s. Third ' 126 Instant-Loading Camera, it's just see it ... and we tell tJitnl \l~iAN,fiUE INSULATION ' 923 ' IIAnscomatic~ SOME DON1 NqD ONE tSTORM WINDOWS • STORM llCORS . Pho6a J93·7781 and Palm..IL 1~ ,. . ,· With the • SEE US NOW FOR '' 1 hou se is located in the of mtoxJcatwn and JJr:gham, The birthdays of at the end of old Rt. 35, and conduct .and lodged o~uy DandakJs and William junclion uf Rt 554 Meigs County Jail. • Burton were celebrated. · . Those fuur out of county veniles, who were ror~•::rn~::~~ dents, were assessed of $240 for the damage at who calls on me buys a new ~uthwestern High School. Wmdows were brC~ken at other residences in the county ' HEARING AID ea J th · 1 I • r Y on e mormng o Nov. 1 6 would be beneflcta\? Our NYE UNIVQl.SfTY VOLKSWAGEN ,._ I PT PLEASANT- J. R. Vau- MARRIAGE LICENSE ghan, Jr., 418 - 18th Stret"\. 1 Charles Leslie Kltcht>n. 2'i. ; Dunbar, is reported to ha" re- ' 4470 East Broad Sircet, c"''. ,_ : ceived serious injuries in a tnf. l bus, shJpping receiving rlerk., I' . , and lleiPn Lvnn Clark 24 269 · JC accJdent Saturday mornmg 1North Third. Str("e!.' M.iddle. 1 on Rt. 2 two m1les north oft port, teacher. 1 Ashton, w. Va. I I V h k 1 SCRAP STEADY aug an was ta en to Pleas- ~ CLEVELAND {lJPI) _ E _ ant Valley dHosprtal . Bdvance on the x' Steven . t IIb~·.. Mohr . cep1 1or a pnce 5 1 10 s an was the I stainless grades thr scrap ma"emerJ{en(y room • · . . late In t n e I ket remamed essentially un-1 ;;:a~nmg. De~alls .~r blthe i changed this week, Steel Maga-1 ti;e were no avaJ a eat said Fnday. · 1 cyl 51 · VandaJiS m ReportedIn • R•·10 Grande 1 1 1 Ma 6 ., One arrest was reported bv the depa rtment, Glenn William , Stevens, 30, Route t Reedsville ' for not having an operator' s 1i~ 1 cense. ! t'"<;':'~"'~P~AAW~r~•rjJr,iiJih'P-';;r~ PT. PLEASANT - J. R. , Vaughn, SB, of Dunbar, W. Va Frank A. Vaughan, Pomerfl;, became Mason county's 14th has been appointed as a gener. auto fatality when be died al member of lhe National Saturday enruule to a Kaaawa Afnerican ism CoJune1l ol 1he I ha c·ouoty hospital. American Legion , He \\oas admit'"'d ~ to Pleas· Vaug1Jan, a member of Drpw. ant V<~llty Hospital shortly af· Webster Post, No, 39, since 1953 •·r 'II serve on the council. until. ~'-' u t• o-\'e hi c1e sec lden 1 on 1 WI Several thousand persons packed the streets to see Rt. 2 ('urly Salurduy mornThe Gollla county sheriff's \ the doge of the 1967 Fall meeT· the parade opening the l\'hdill<'potf ~Ier~.:han Ls "G dt·A· ing. lie was an Pmployee lit department rereived a report,ing of the National Ex:e-cut1ve Ham .a" Friday .afternoon. the Goodytour t'lont below of wndalism at 8 house in Rio Committee. He is past co~, . . Imander of Post No 39 and 1s Children anrl adults br:wed rainy weather to wei- r Pl. Pleasant. come S.ant:t Claus as he ar· 1- ~ '•· ,,.;;,, ,...,.. ., (.rande whrch ac('Ordmg to shcr- r chairman of the 8th District THANKSGIVING GUESTS rivrd hy rnr in th e holiday Three drawings were l1eld Iff Denver Walker apparently Americanism Committee. ~arad e. follow ing 1he parade, the wm-1 10-Bnrge Ulpacity orcurrt•d about three weeks ago The National Americanism Thanksgiving dmner guesLS I Pr~rticlpatmg \\ere !S everal ne:s names being place~ on p~r- 1 when f~ur . Juveniles w~nt Council aims to promote inter- lor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rus· l Oands of the <Jrea, ~he contest- 11Jclpatmg . merchants wm- ~ Towhont Launched th.rough G.allra .county breakmg est in the principles of Ameri· sell, Rt. 2, Racine, v.ere Mr.! Olnts of the Jumor Miss pag. ICows. Hes1den ts are asked to . wmdows mclud1~g seven at lcanism as advocated by the and ~1rs Floyd T Chapman 1 eant, the Clow('ttes, nnd mt'm-:dR•ck at the local ,me~c hants A. d1esrl towboat designed to Southwestern lhgh School. Legion. ~nd ShdJey, Mr . and Mrs. Wil- l bers of the Mrigs County Rid- to see tf they a~ the wmners push lows of 40 or more barges Shrriff Walker said ham Burton and Lisa. Mr. Karl : lng Club. ,Tile . ~irst prize is a ~100 g1ft wa: lat~nched today Into the broke <~hout 12 windows nussell. all of Columbus, Mr. I ' lor the kiddies were · ctrtlfJcatc. Second pme, $7& Obi R1ver at Dravo Corpora· k' i ked . lh d MAN ARRESTED and Mrs. Paul Parsons and , 11 1 e 0018 Treal . · !50 cer· l'wn' ~ nem bY1Nev1·11 c II tn a. d0 ··d Cl arence Freeman wa9 ar- son, Paul, Dorothy Dandakis di stributed f!lnng the poradc lcert!'I'1cnte; t h'1rd pnze, s an d sI·up lh ' d , II . ·ml e unocrup1c res1 ence db h p .. route by Santa il <: 1he parade 1I1lr.a 1e nn 1uur l pm·.e $25,1y. . ed by W. Harvey Calhoun. res1e y t e ?mer?y . Pohcr ~lhens, Mr. K W. Jones, Bur. ~ rad 64 Ford Galaxie SERVICES SCHEIJULEn Begtnntng Monday. Nov. 28. I and enlendmg throu gh Sundnv Det. 4. there will be a fe.,t iv~i of faith servlrf's held at the Rutland Methodist Church. The i ----~ servr('('s wrll be condur1ed ea<'h Dunbar Man Hurl e;enmg at 7·30 p. m. by Iii,. C J. Lemley and special mus1r , I Saturday Morning will be provided. I Vaughan On Na1•Jona} 'Co unci} THROWS SWITCH -Middleport l>layor C. 0. Fisher, third from left, Is shown· as he officially began the Yuletide Season promotiOn of Middleport Merchants Friday by tl!Ivwipg ·t~e-.twitch turning on the Christmas lights!" the Village followmg a larg_e parade. Left to right, arc ·Rep. Ralpn ,\Vit'ker, guest speaker; Dale Dutton, Gtft·A·Rama chairman, Moyor I·Jshe r, AI Leonard, master of ceremonies, a.u.d Santa Claus (who else?) A five-yeai' psychiatric tudy of parents who beat their children has convinced an eminent pediatrician at the University of Colorado that one of the reasons for such brutality is 1hat such parents think the child does no~ love them. What must che cldld feel about such parents? Come to lhlnk about It, the same approach will !.'Yoke tbe same reaction between people of any age, ~tween groups and races, even between nations. And oll for the lack of one thing: Understanding. .- cylinder, 500. 4 Dr 8 c¥1ind-.r, 1uf0. 1 Christmas Parade Brings Big Crow d ' 1 I I •ufe. He-at1r 62 Ford Fairlane I I Not Enough To Win lr•ns. R•dio & whitewall tir•s 500. 2 Or., 8 stand1rd tuns. There was heavy damage to Lhe car and no arrests, or iu- ' JUnes. , A second acddent was investigated by the sheriff's dt!part-: ! ment at 2 45 a.m. Saturday on I Stale Route :13 JUSt outside the , Pomeroy corporation limit. 1 Marquis Wallace, 37, Pt. I 1 P.leasanl, in allemptmg to turn ' I h1s rar around, backed over an embankment. There was no : damage to the car, and no ar: rest.~ or injuries. Military 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. 8 cvlind•r, 4 Door, 6 eyl,, st•nclard tihift, whi1e wall tit•!!!. 1 QUICV QUIZ wi:J5l "'K'f FROM GOBLE'S 64' Studebaker Middleport, was traveling east 1on Rou1e 124 in Rutland, attempted to pass a truckt ravel: ing in the same dirPclion, and 1 lost control on wet pavement. Her car hit a telephone pole. a sta te highway sign . and a gas meter. 1 f 2 USED CAR I ,,.s4 ' slat A GOOD 1 6! 6~ Damaged In Accident Heavy damagr was caused to a car m an accident investlgal, ed by the Me1gs County Sher- ~ r iff's department Friday m Rut- I ' 1land at 10·40 am. 6 ' 6~ ).~NT A'S LIST It Is something like what baa happened In the pasl in Italy. There the voters have been lcnown to vote the Communist ticket In droves as a way of expressing dissatIsfaction. Itaaans would be the first to be !llarmed were there any real danger of th• Communists taking over their country. Were It not for Germany's system o! proportional representation, the National D<!mocrats would be beneath notice. They received bot 7.4 per cent of the total vote in the Bavarian elections, which translated into 15 seals out of 2()4 in the state legislature. The o\·erwhelmlng rnaority of Germans voted for other parties. Yet the Nazis started small, and they were defeated in the last free election Germany had between the wars. The memory or the Hitler era is sun too fresh to permit the vmrld to Ignore ~ven the remotest possibility of a repeat performance. It will continue to watcb Ger.many with cautious conc~rn. ' UNIT SUMMONED The Pomeroy ery1ergen'~ it was summoned at 9:45 p. m. Friday for Mrs. Leonard medical patient, !-a , who was taken to Vetrans Mernortal Hospital. ! Watchfu] Eyes are on NeoNazis •• 6 Jtrrnll f DomWr. A<lo Dtr. ' 1 ' 1 j s Clluter Tcmtt«<li!~ lad. ldllor AGood WOrd Seething Asia Will Dictate the Future ~ 8 • ! • • . Richard S. OIDft. l'llbiUPtlr '' ' ! ' PUBLISHEI) BY Xlir .Oitll() VALUY PUBLISHINGjCOlll'Alfl' ' PRESENTED FLAG ",: Gallipolis Boy Scoui-'P'I'~ ~ ­ wa; pre~nted with j,. Y ed States flag thi• weelt ~ l tl!f Veterans of Foreign War.. lit,- ' ceivlng the flag for the ,lrn<iP was .J. S. King, troop tea<jU• . 6 cyl. t TOft, 4 spaotltn,_' mllflion with stllcl bell You Always PtylessAt Kfll ,. ' �• . " I, . SUNQ.AY'WHI'l'E PAPER ,. '' .., ...,, In ' .' . Arr eniJ ~ wa . : ~ 1 J : . \ : , ) 3 •. ~ I • I 4 • f l • f l I' •II ~ d d • r, •• 6 SC' m "' w 6 2 d• Dwighl WethtrhoZt. Editot ll»borl WllsO'"' Jr, Ma.. l:tli!Dr v..non D•wtm•.wv. 111111'. World history as It is usually taught In our schools ts really Western history. It was in •he West, from the time of the Greeks A.nd Romans on down, that the action was and where anything worth mentioning happened. Asia and Africa on· ly begin to appear near the end of our ter.tbooks whtm Western explorers, carry~ng Western science, religion and politi· rar\idea! - and rivalries - begin to penetr~~e them. l· cr most oJ us, the history of the world outd~e Europe and America before the l!HI century expansion of the West reTtalhs as much a terra incognita as the act•1HI geography of that world was to mllltcval men and just as unimportant. Th is is a parochial view, and like most p. -'lchullisms in a world shrunken by r,, 110 and television and jets and mis· !ti:rs, a dangerous one. f'or though Asians and Africans have h·'•"l influenet>d. at le~s t superficially, by t!w im pAet of Western culture and though t~-v hnv e had to adapt to a world domin<1:r·d by thal culture, this does not me th:;! 1hey are not as mueh the produrts ol 1lwir own histories as we are or that 11w.\' are destined to continue to be pas<: il'f' onlookerli to a drama produced and Uu·~·rt ed and fl<'ted by Westerners. 1t is in the E r~st that the history of the nf'<! century will be written . It is here tl•;•l the IA ~ t big war will begin, if men ar t' fuolish enough to let It begin. 1t is 5 6 Cr p, lr . 6 511 6 • s'" 6 c. tlo He WI 6: By WILLIAMS. WHITE WASHINGTON - !t Is not ex.. unlawfUl to sa~ • good for the South, though ~mong some It remalrul most It may · be JIOO"l'lle to say such a word In these weeks be•ore the Cbrlstmas . season, here that the four horsemen will either while men's minds turn toward be vanquished once and for all or let the concepts of tolerance and loose an upheaval that will embrace all reconclliatlon. Very well, then; mankind. her• goes. Despite the bloody struggle laking place The faclls that the South h., In VIet Nam. it is in China and India risen again in lhe year which that the real future of the non • Western draws to its close The world is betn~ forged. movement northward •ll the China Is undergoing the most shaki"" over civil rights has Ideological convulsion in the thousands done more than to Hit lhla hereof years of her history. Can what happens tofore unqiue shadow from the to one • quarter of the world's population ' single region so long and so _ whether it finally olns the community alone tortured by it. of nations or succumbs to the belligerent It has also given the reason· superstition cf Maoism - not be of pro- ably minded people of the North found conwn to the rest of the world1 an awareness, now that their India, called the world's largest democities have been wracked cracy, is approaching a condiUon of chron- - -ic and universal famine In which nothing resembling dt~mocracy could survive. Yet the cow Is still held more sar.red than a human life. 1f India falls Into obaos. can the rest of A•l•, and the West, keep from being draggoo Into It with her? Compared to the long • term lmpllcatlons M thesP questions, current events In Europe and the Unltal Ststes are a mere sldesh')\V . East and West have met with a vengeance. The irresistible force of the latter has collided with the Immovable object of the former. Accordinf'! to physics, the result must b• the destruction of both . But phy5ics doe~ not govP.rn 1he affairs of men. It cannot be perrnltted to. • IS -' Said lor the South Heports of Adolph Hitler's resurrection havr bf'en greatly exaggerated, des!;lite tl:te ominous !;how of strength of the alleged neo-Nazi Na tional Democratic par· t,l' Hl two recent sta te elections In West Iremism by lbe .lwln evlLJ of blatk D: f has ~~last m011nised that this needed a word of evidence to than burlalthtouds of lela! Jut. and poor-white exttem• Is nol'now an9 never was a h-dict and convict the whole Uce.'' tremlsm that DO part of Ute ~Southern problem but was and country ever had a motiO!JOIY Is a national problem. 011 racial fairness, as no part In a word, the cloak of hyof It DOW has a monopoly ab procrlsy has Dow been cast oil racl~l troubk. '' above lhe Mason • Dixon line. '!be new agonies of the North And the pleln record show• that have at last made ·Northern more genuine -progress toward men and women cons~iOL1 S of Negro rlghts 1 ha!l been made old agonies once suffered op this year In the South than In only only by the Soulb. So the the Norlb. Too, the year has net of it Ia tllet the era of filljj· 'brought a Northern con•r10user • pointing at the South bas ness, among all save the procome at length to an end. fesslonal South • ~aters. lbat All tb1J means far more than this is the simple and the tow· stmply a healthy gain for na. ~ng tru.th. tionalfalrnoss and national co"'- When James Meredith. tho mon sense. It also meens tbat Drst. Negro grsduate of the this naUon is now truly DQ the University of Mississippi, was right road, however long and · wounded from ambu•h in the bitter tbat road may yet ,,n, Mlsal"lppl delta there was a toward a just and rational ...,. lrt!ahet of bitter lnvecUvo from luUon of an ancient race pfl!b. the North and from 1 E•ropean lem. !'or the great crux of the pmt whoae representatives matter Is simply that tho .Nonb bere by iutd large have never _ ._ Who's Kiddin' Whom? Southern people before the And while ... II about ~~ ll world. mi&)ll be well lo 11')1 1o set The assailant would surely straight the historical record .. need fear no punishment from tlits mailer of the Ku Klus that thJng contemplneualy call- Klan. When the buJTellt Kla. eo "Sou them justice." But a arose In the '211!, II was not thl Mississippi jury and a Missis· Norlh that first legaliJ broka sippi judge did coiwict this aa. tt· u waa the South. sallant and did punish him. Meredith himaell Is now sa~ . 'nle first and strongest antiiJfled with "Souihern Justte&-" lOan law in the nation w~l Indeed, he has just gooe beyond P&Ssed In TeXRI; the , Drst alid an expreselon of sllllafaetlon, Mrongest tnU • lynch.ng law with this statement: u'l'hey w~ passed in Vtra:inla. Th1 .Southern officials) Rromlsed simple ttuth, In S\OIIllllary, to me they would perform tbelr it.at now •• In U,. ~ effec> jobs. ' Southern people mellll live legal action Calnst Ku wt.at they say und do what they Klux Klanism eomoa oot from say they are going to dn." ':"" North but frons tho South. Coincident with this, a North ' Ptrhaps, again haVlnl regard carolina Judge bars Ku Klux lo the conllnjJ Christmas ae.. Klan members from his juries ·011, It ~II be pooJlbte to polnl with the observation: "T h ol r all this out ovllhout giVIng unduo hooded robes are nothing more offense. FIRST ON GPrrn;1ny Tu be :-;ure, an estimated 20 per cent or ih rnemb"rs are former Nazis, many of whom would tmdoubtedly welcome a return to the f;ood old days. And lhe party, \1>1Pch was formed two years ago, manipulatl'~ the sJme strings of patriotism and na!tonalism which Hitler played upon so wen. callin!l for an end to war crimes trJJls and repara tions to Jews and yeg.. m :.·:~ hlp to t:1e United States. But rather than signaling a renaissance oi !'>:miism, many observers believe that t}', l• .1ppeal 1! the National Democrats is mo~!ly a rraclion to the present drifting ~ l c~te of the lt'deral coalition government. .Here's How It's Done Till' Pus1 Office and Civil Service Com· mlt tei' of the House of Hepresentativt!s hns i~:::ucd ilo; Rnnual report on federal govern· menl papN'.v()rk. And for those who like f'onious reports on everyt hmg, w1th plen· ty of cnruns. the news is good. ThP report reveals that the government fi r.d~ 1t nef'e<.:;ary to use 360.000 diff~"rent fnrm~ and :q make l5 billion copies of thrm rvPry ~ear The annual cost of pro.. ('I' · 111,2 ;til thi s is $8 billion. r~:nnat 1nQ that to throw aw:~y exi.!ltlng rt ·rds <.~t Lht' rate of one page every !eC· nN! wnuld take 2,000 yt>ars, the CQmmit!N' ~w rn l ~· nroclatmed: "The burden of ; p ~" 'rll nrk ;nlpo<;ed on the citizens by our : go .· 'Pl'llf'nl ~n ould be greatly reduced.'' · r\ nr! tn pr·J\'t> thM it can be d!Jne, the r·•tnn:lltre heid down 1ts own report to a merr iO pages! Lack of Understanding BAND PARADES- The Middleport High School marching band,led by Head MaJorette Kathy McElhinny, was host band for the Middleport Merchants Parade Fnday. Seven other area high school bands pat1icipated . _ _ __ ·.:c..:.c::__ ! Car Heavily ' 10 4l 4-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 1980 Washington By-Line Conservatives, Birchers Wreck Utah Modernization I Joanne A. Estep, 22, RFD t, , ~NTIC.l~ATIO ~ -- ~nxious .<''<pn·ssions <~ rc evident un the fates of thes~ youn~st ers as they awaited I he arrwal_ol, S~r~la CI.IUs 111 the Maldlcp01t Mcrch;1nt<> parJdL• Fru'lily at tlw interst•dron of North Second· Ave and Mtll St. I he• l:i!Jkmn metns soon turned lo Jolly oues, ~~s Sa nta <.~rrivel.l Y~ol1 h candy soon <.~fter this pidure was Ioken. I ,, ' '" WINNING TICKET -Young Gregg Watson holds the first wmmng ticket m the 1966 ~liddleport GiltA-Rama Christmas promotion. Gregg took the tit-ket, good lor $100 worth of gift cerlificates. from the tontatn er behind htm as Ticket Cht~irman EdiSOn ~;1ker Joo~~ on. Tickets for g1ft cf:rtificates 0r $75, $o0 and $25 were also drawn hy the you ngster foJ. _l~~.~mg -~~c ~erchants parade on_l<~rtdax_~ 1 madP ils "'ry fr om the Pearl certl~lr~le . ' I The new 6.400-llp vessel win Street elemenlary building to DrJwmgs '>'.Jil be hel~ each be <'h ristened the RITA BAR· the Christma s tree on South :We('k hy Middleport merchants. ITA ad . , t hi t 5f'cond .o\ve. The next drawing will be on • n IS a SIS ers p o a On the speakers' platform Del'ember 2. third drawing on Itowbont launched a mofl~h Wl.'rf' recently-elected state 1i1e 9th, the fG urth on the 16th Iago. · Bo~ ~owboats were built and the final drawing on the Lrn_r MissiSSippi Va1Jey . Bar_ge W elker. representative Ralph c s Lo o· h G 1 24th No purc:he~se is nece ssary ! me ompany, t. uas, Whi ch :Mayor C. 0 r 1s er, enera · · I operates on 4 000 11 : hairman Dnle Dultun, Pnrnde and no one ~s required to be 0 • , over · m es Co Chairman Clifford Stumbo. pl'esc nt to wm. I f mland rivers. MVB, plfms to s. 0 Rail Santa Oaus and I concentral_e use of both ve!lsels · · • . • on the mtddle and, lower Mis. \1a~ter of Ccremomrs AI Lf'on-1 NOW VOU KNOW I . . , R. > I StSS!ppi JVer. d ar , 1 The cOnstltutJonal oame of Ot!re"' Inking pari In Ihe cel-1.1ordan is Ha•bet~llte Kl~.(dom I ebrallon were Bill Childs who iof Jordan. nashemlte Is a I was Pprade Marshall and Tom family name aild honors t h j Goott who Is solely respon sible of( tbe original bolder lor doc,rallng t~e huge Christof Mohammed and ' mas tree with 342 bulbs. . I of Meeea. .... h.. ANi) ~!:SCORE '.tlU WA>IT 1-6 LlY'.AL R.\.PIC ST,._'T!ON ~E GIVES THE mk IZ,OOO 11-':>RDS I RESULTS, 1 '· ~ • SALES . \~ SERVIa ,, ·• COMP~flE ,L!!'.JE ;OF -~5~0 ,~ARS _. .., · · . ' il ~''f where you wonder wbetber or ot a bearing aid ' . '·' ' '\ f tes~'ls FREE and witb· out obUgation, and our recommendations based on seventeen .year's expuience. NOW Is the time to 'call or write for an pour bome: appolntme~t ' ., 63 Chevrolet Bel Air@ 4 Autom•tic wall tires Or . 6 trans. cvl. Whitt 63 Rambler 550 Sl!!ries 4 Dr. 6 cv11n. der, stend•rd trans., t• dlo, heate-r, and White wall tire~ 65 Mercury Montl!!rey , 4 Door. 8 cyl. Stendard transm.l&llion, po· wer steering, rarlio and heater. whih!watl tiru. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. hmpl!'o;.t 1 Or. Hardtop. 4 speed tran11. Automatic trans. '.• 63 Mercury Cu<stom 2 Door Hudtop. Power Sleerlng and Brakes. Automltlc trant. 63 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 dr. 8 cvl., t;ld, tr1n1. lladio & f<llater, WIS fir•• 62 Ford Galaxie 4 dr. 8 cyt., eutomatic trans., radio & huttr, WI 5 tiru 62 Ford Country Sedan 4 dr. sta• tlon wagon, 8 cyL autcm.. tic trans., radio & heat.,-, W ,$ tires 62 Scout '.4 Ton 6 cyl. 4 whPotl driv• 62 Chevrolet ~. ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl .. 4 speed trant. 65 Ford Custom 4 d.... B crl. eutomltlc tuns. Radio & hetttr, Wl I · stHr'ing, racfio & 62 Olds Starfire 2 dr. Hardtop, lletoring, power r.dio & hfl•ttr, 51 Chevrolet $17.50 flEE l 64 Ford F-700 heeter, WIS tire• Just J!ra, In tnt fllm cortr~p. pop a flashcube. &tra large view. flndlf ••• dooble _..,. prt-' nntiao .•• film wind slojls llltomstit:tlly. Completlt Antt:amallc 126 ouHit includeo wrist strop flosiJcube, Anscopan• Anocool~ Wtlqt and two AM batttrlos. ., S speed trans. 2 apetd rur a•lt, 8 cyt. Dumtt Truck. Long whee-l b•s•. ••r Oft . J' 65 Dadqe Dart 2 Dr. 270 ~Seriell, 6 evil~ dtr. ~tanderd trans., radio •nd l'luter cyl,, autometic trana., po- snap it ... that's all! ' I' 63 Ford Galaxie SOO 4 Or 8 cvllndtr automatic tr1n•. Radio and he~fpr . oower steering, wh1te wall firt'll . 66 Chevrolet $7.9$ CASE I'HONE 593.3~ ,P. 0. lox' 143 •.2S N. Court .$!, power deering, whitewali tires. Mallbu 4 dr. Hardtop. In tbe privacy o! -Diles Radioear Company lr•ns. Radio end he•ttr S fires NOT EVERY PERSON What about your hearing-has/ reached the stage & SUPPLY CO. s. Third ' 126 Instant-Loading Camera, it's just see it ... and we tell tJitnl \l~iAN,fiUE INSULATION ' 923 ' IIAnscomatic~ SOME DON1 NqD ONE tSTORM WINDOWS • STORM llCORS . Pho6a J93·7781 and Palm..IL 1~ ,. . ,· With the • SEE US NOW FOR '' 1 hou se is located in the of mtoxJcatwn and JJr:gham, The birthdays of at the end of old Rt. 35, and conduct .and lodged o~uy DandakJs and William junclion uf Rt 554 Meigs County Jail. • Burton were celebrated. · . Those fuur out of county veniles, who were ror~•::rn~::~~ dents, were assessed of $240 for the damage at who calls on me buys a new ~uthwestern High School. Wmdows were brC~ken at other residences in the county ' HEARING AID ea J th · 1 I • r Y on e mormng o Nov. 1 6 would be beneflcta\? Our NYE UNIVQl.SfTY VOLKSWAGEN ,._ I PT PLEASANT- J. R. Vau- MARRIAGE LICENSE ghan, Jr., 418 - 18th Stret"\. 1 Charles Leslie Kltcht>n. 2'i. ; Dunbar, is reported to ha" re- ' 4470 East Broad Sircet, c"''. ,_ : ceived serious injuries in a tnf. l bus, shJpping receiving rlerk., I' . , and lleiPn Lvnn Clark 24 269 · JC accJdent Saturday mornmg 1North Third. Str("e!.' M.iddle. 1 on Rt. 2 two m1les north oft port, teacher. 1 Ashton, w. Va. I I V h k 1 SCRAP STEADY aug an was ta en to Pleas- ~ CLEVELAND {lJPI) _ E _ ant Valley dHosprtal . Bdvance on the x' Steven . t IIb~·.. Mohr . cep1 1or a pnce 5 1 10 s an was the I stainless grades thr scrap ma"emerJ{en(y room • · . . late In t n e I ket remamed essentially un-1 ;;:a~nmg. De~alls .~r blthe i changed this week, Steel Maga-1 ti;e were no avaJ a eat said Fnday. · 1 cyl 51 · VandaJiS m ReportedIn • R•·10 Grande 1 1 1 Ma 6 ., One arrest was reported bv the depa rtment, Glenn William , Stevens, 30, Route t Reedsville ' for not having an operator' s 1i~ 1 cense. ! t'"<;':'~"'~P~AAW~r~•rjJr,iiJih'P-';;r~ PT. PLEASANT - J. R. , Vaughn, SB, of Dunbar, W. Va Frank A. Vaughan, Pomerfl;, became Mason county's 14th has been appointed as a gener. auto fatality when be died al member of lhe National Saturday enruule to a Kaaawa Afnerican ism CoJune1l ol 1he I ha c·ouoty hospital. American Legion , He \\oas admit'"'d ~ to Pleas· Vaug1Jan, a member of Drpw. ant V<~llty Hospital shortly af· Webster Post, No, 39, since 1953 •·r 'II serve on the council. until. ~'-' u t• o-\'e hi c1e sec lden 1 on 1 WI Several thousand persons packed the streets to see Rt. 2 ('urly Salurduy mornThe Gollla county sheriff's \ the doge of the 1967 Fall meeT· the parade opening the l\'hdill<'potf ~Ier~.:han Ls "G dt·A· ing. lie was an Pmployee lit department rereived a report,ing of the National Ex:e-cut1ve Ham .a" Friday .afternoon. the Goodytour t'lont below of wndalism at 8 house in Rio Committee. He is past co~, . . Imander of Post No 39 and 1s Children anrl adults br:wed rainy weather to wei- r Pl. Pleasant. come S.ant:t Claus as he ar· 1- ~ '•· ,,.;;,, ,...,.. ., (.rande whrch ac('Ordmg to shcr- r chairman of the 8th District THANKSGIVING GUESTS rivrd hy rnr in th e holiday Three drawings were l1eld Iff Denver Walker apparently Americanism Committee. ~arad e. follow ing 1he parade, the wm-1 10-Bnrge Ulpacity orcurrt•d about three weeks ago The National Americanism Thanksgiving dmner guesLS I Pr~rticlpatmg \\ere !S everal ne:s names being place~ on p~r- 1 when f~ur . Juveniles w~nt Council aims to promote inter- lor Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rus· l Oands of the <Jrea, ~he contest- 11Jclpatmg . merchants wm- ~ Towhont Launched th.rough G.allra .county breakmg est in the principles of Ameri· sell, Rt. 2, Racine, v.ere Mr.! Olnts of the Jumor Miss pag. ICows. Hes1den ts are asked to . wmdows mclud1~g seven at lcanism as advocated by the and ~1rs Floyd T Chapman 1 eant, the Clow('ttes, nnd mt'm-:dR•ck at the local ,me~c hants A. d1esrl towboat designed to Southwestern lhgh School. Legion. ~nd ShdJey, Mr . and Mrs. Wil- l bers of the Mrigs County Rid- to see tf they a~ the wmners push lows of 40 or more barges Shrriff Walker said ham Burton and Lisa. Mr. Karl : lng Club. ,Tile . ~irst prize is a ~100 g1ft wa: lat~nched today Into the broke <~hout 12 windows nussell. all of Columbus, Mr. I ' lor the kiddies were · ctrtlfJcatc. Second pme, $7& Obi R1ver at Dravo Corpora· k' i ked . lh d MAN ARRESTED and Mrs. Paul Parsons and , 11 1 e 0018 Treal . · !50 cer· l'wn' ~ nem bY1Nev1·11 c II tn a. d0 ··d Cl arence Freeman wa9 ar- son, Paul, Dorothy Dandakis di stributed f!lnng the poradc lcert!'I'1cnte; t h'1rd pnze, s an d sI·up lh ' d , II . ·ml e unocrup1c res1 ence db h p .. route by Santa il <: 1he parade 1I1lr.a 1e nn 1uur l pm·.e $25,1y. . ed by W. Harvey Calhoun. res1e y t e ?mer?y . Pohcr ~lhens, Mr. K W. Jones, Bur. ~ rad 64 Ford Galaxie SERVICES SCHEIJULEn Begtnntng Monday. Nov. 28. I and enlendmg throu gh Sundnv Det. 4. there will be a fe.,t iv~i of faith servlrf's held at the Rutland Methodist Church. The i ----~ servr('('s wrll be condur1ed ea<'h Dunbar Man Hurl e;enmg at 7·30 p. m. by Iii,. C J. Lemley and special mus1r , I Saturday Morning will be provided. I Vaughan On Na1•Jona} 'Co unci} THROWS SWITCH -Middleport l>layor C. 0. Fisher, third from left, Is shown· as he officially began the Yuletide Season promotiOn of Middleport Merchants Friday by tl!Ivwipg ·t~e-.twitch turning on the Christmas lights!" the Village followmg a larg_e parade. Left to right, arc ·Rep. Ralpn ,\Vit'ker, guest speaker; Dale Dutton, Gtft·A·Rama chairman, Moyor I·Jshe r, AI Leonard, master of ceremonies, a.u.d Santa Claus (who else?) A five-yeai' psychiatric tudy of parents who beat their children has convinced an eminent pediatrician at the University of Colorado that one of the reasons for such brutality is 1hat such parents think the child does no~ love them. What must che cldld feel about such parents? Come to lhlnk about It, the same approach will !.'Yoke tbe same reaction between people of any age, ~tween groups and races, even between nations. And oll for the lack of one thing: Understanding. .- cylinder, 500. 4 Dr 8 c¥1ind-.r, 1uf0. 1 Christmas Parade Brings Big Crow d ' 1 I I •ufe. He-at1r 62 Ford Fairlane I I Not Enough To Win lr•ns. R•dio & whitewall tir•s 500. 2 Or., 8 stand1rd tuns. There was heavy damage to Lhe car and no arrests, or iu- ' JUnes. , A second acddent was investigated by the sheriff's dt!part-: ! ment at 2 45 a.m. Saturday on I Stale Route :13 JUSt outside the , Pomeroy corporation limit. 1 Marquis Wallace, 37, Pt. I 1 P.leasanl, in allemptmg to turn ' I h1s rar around, backed over an embankment. There was no : damage to the car, and no ar: rest.~ or injuries. Military 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. 8 cvlind•r, 4 Door, 6 eyl,, st•nclard tihift, whi1e wall tit•!!!. 1 QUICV QUIZ wi:J5l "'K'f FROM GOBLE'S 64' Studebaker Middleport, was traveling east 1on Rou1e 124 in Rutland, attempted to pass a truckt ravel: ing in the same dirPclion, and 1 lost control on wet pavement. Her car hit a telephone pole. a sta te highway sign . and a gas meter. 1 f 2 USED CAR I ,,.s4 ' slat A GOOD 1 6! 6~ Damaged In Accident Heavy damagr was caused to a car m an accident investlgal, ed by the Me1gs County Sher- ~ r iff's department Friday m Rut- I ' 1land at 10·40 am. 6 ' 6~ ).~NT A'S LIST It Is something like what baa happened In the pasl in Italy. There the voters have been lcnown to vote the Communist ticket In droves as a way of expressing dissatIsfaction. Itaaans would be the first to be !llarmed were there any real danger of th• Communists taking over their country. Were It not for Germany's system o! proportional representation, the National D<!mocrats would be beneath notice. They received bot 7.4 per cent of the total vote in the Bavarian elections, which translated into 15 seals out of 2()4 in the state legislature. The o\·erwhelmlng rnaority of Germans voted for other parties. Yet the Nazis started small, and they were defeated in the last free election Germany had between the wars. The memory or the Hitler era is sun too fresh to permit the vmrld to Ignore ~ven the remotest possibility of a repeat performance. It will continue to watcb Ger.many with cautious conc~rn. ' UNIT SUMMONED The Pomeroy ery1ergen'~ it was summoned at 9:45 p. m. Friday for Mrs. Leonard medical patient, !-a , who was taken to Vetrans Mernortal Hospital. ! Watchfu] Eyes are on NeoNazis •• 6 Jtrrnll f DomWr. A<lo Dtr. ' 1 ' 1 j s Clluter Tcmtt«<li!~ lad. ldllor AGood WOrd Seething Asia Will Dictate the Future ~ 8 • ! • • . Richard S. OIDft. l'llbiUPtlr '' ' ! ' PUBLISHEI) BY Xlir .Oitll() VALUY PUBLISHINGjCOlll'Alfl' ' PRESENTED FLAG ",: Gallipolis Boy Scoui-'P'I'~ ~ ­ wa; pre~nted with j,. Y ed States flag thi• weelt ~ l tl!f Veterans of Foreign War.. lit,- ' ceivlng the flag for the ,lrn<iP was .J. S. King, troop tea<jU• . 6 cyl. t TOft, 4 spaotltn,_' mllflion with stllcl bell You Always PtylessAt Kfll ,. ' �.. ,.'' . I I · ,.,...TIJeS1111<W 'l'IID~tlnel. ~. N". w.tlll ' Blue •-tee. Clll R~J3111 Jr 1111 11 ' 111"" . Rd. • "" ~ "Ill IIIIi. atr. ··· H . • ' ·' Qrm ~ ""pr A SPECIAL... from (formerly Master feed and Seed Company) We have leased the old TOBACCO WAREHOUSE across the street from , our present location which will enlarge our facilities by 10,000 square liD ol lba 'ltl11!41 ll"''lfllllll bl'llll! ~Uhal OICIWIIalniHI~t~~ . IQ oaUep, elllllr Ill Ha· to .,_a,, 011 lba lllllr 11!4. II er to the arltl 111111!'11 114111• 11111, or llli lba IIII!R(fild, lithe lba NIIIQQII AuoclaiiOn C0l!l- llndll o! l(lul. Tllll llllliiPbl- e~ ot lhe r~ •. IY Alt'IO!lltur.i Apata Coft~fll- oWIIOII lflltm of ov• fD m11e1 1!1111 illfmf4d by the wrller and ot' IU!Illtll ·and diiCIIQ 11111 1111 MOll Ol the .,lcuiiUrl pro16'1. mU. lba 111'81 tf!P caJ!Mlly to dllll'll' ~-· 4UQI!OII In 111111111 II OOPceD· ~u of Norellilltr. . ~ Dl mUllflll pUqlil oflrlled Ill the handl ot lf!l'g• llawall Ia noled lor 111 nOlle IIIOIIAIIill wal4r I*' a, 1o lilt IJnd OWIMn. Howevf!l', the planlt ~ llowen, but 011 .one pllmlalll!l. pr4duclloa o1 c;olltl II Jpdled ol tile ID!Il'l lilt driver JIQI!IIM Hawlll'• piJitapplt lnolualry bJ l!lllll operiiPn. trees 11111 11141b uoi!Q p!IQIII u ~te. bad! to IHI wllta lba ll'e lfOWll 11 111 ~~n• o1 blacllll«rJN IIIII lilt 110111111011 11n1 o!lllllllll'dll ~ o1 IMI ab9111, !,011) IIIII near KOIIa on dudelloll. The)' were OII'Pd· ol lr14l '1111 l!lllill!ld 10 lilt 111J 111111111 ol lllwall. The to POIDI out a JS.Mrt 1111( o1 lbt mallllu~ •. 'I'Gdu, ·tliliul 11 ~ ralbar like the ~abbqe, fii'OWII II Ia OUI'I 11 por cent of lbl llll!'ld'l • • Hl'lf fii!JIIO!Iihf, b4oault IIley Ltltrf i!'alll. pineapple le Plllbd Iii U.QII, pi out of ~~ at that lillie w Wa allo bad tilt prlviltll o1 toltlJ!II ~ 11,000~ J11ok lbt GD!!et !ltrr!M. lfllllbOUIIIIIbn lbtJ GOO o"" ol elllllll1 •Pii!Npplo. Howtver,lbl14o p to tobool cbfpallllllmiUIIII. Tile 'l'l1t ~ ot ·a prtrall J11r0u1b lila IWIIIil• 1o II!Ske fUIO!I lor IIIII IJWllboiMI, bow· fii'OWtl''a · .Wiy planled lleld up lor 11111. ... WE CAN SERVE YOU BEnER WITH • . . Bulk Bag Fertilizer For Easy Handling and Quicker Delivery. Barbed Wire and Wire Fence Which Will Be Stored Inside fi To Keep It Shiny I 6 and New plo* 'IV, WU 'DOl 10 COIIII'Ol Ioiii· Wll ~ N fGIIan: Ia) peraiUnt, but to proi4CI the Field 1114 p:tPif'CI. (b) llowll!l fl'llm lho btalbi& ollbe liD 111.- 1)1) or TllOJII laml· .rllna. AI 'Ill potllled oul last 1anlt lp~ with 1 Jb,llilt week, rllilW! on lbe .dlllel'l!nl lindane darlq paperlq oper• kim!• ralip frolll abOut 10 IIi· tlon. (O) 18,1100 piDilPPII lops ciJal Pll' Jtll' up 10 11 muoh In planled 011 ~ ,IIIII. l)O!ymalOh Berrlu an p1cb4 IIIII then an dried In lhe aun wllb ralber CO!IIt.DI raldq, 'l'be7 then are dJllvtrlll 10 1be mlU lor re-i~'adln.l and li!llllnl before belnl ahlpptd out. IOIDe locallllll II 100. One paper Ill September ~ 18et. (d) II 1111 Pwned out !all week nllllall record waa a bwbe• la llCitiU, Amllrytle, or Alrullll !btl tourllm If a "natural in• U boul" periDd. type ber1J1c14e1 applied II 2 lb. dualry" lor Hawaii '111111 its Tbrouaboul the lllandl, how. acre ralet With boQm oprayen, Ideal cllmalt, Ill JIIU 1'11111111 rener, II very Important. (e) Crop -Dial 1D 1818 IIIII creaUDIIII pl'OIIl'am. end beauty Many of the 11111ar CBPO and )~, (f). Nell replant lrebed• ol lceDOry. Ia 1901, I fii'OUP of pineapple lleld.s are lrrlplecl ulacl for Seplember mo. Islanders torme4 the Hawaii IIIII the waler II bro1111bt from From lhl! dellcrlplloa, II Promotion comm!tleo wblch mountain reservoirs where the will be seen thai barveat Ia ••· baa clevelop<tl IDto lhe present rainfall Is hlgb, and then by peclecl a year mid one-hall to Hawaii VlsiiDn Bureau, IIOil· cbannel, ditches, and tile lwo years after the crop is profit organ!JaUon oupporled lbrollllh the lleldi. Tbe Import. planted. partly b)' leai8JaUn appropriaace of water II polnled oul b)' Some 18 lo 2&. montbl after aUoa aDd porlly by bua1Dess the fact that 10 produce one lbe pilullll put laiD the tp'OUDCI, IUbiCI'ipiiOM. A oommlltee of pound ol augar 1,1100 Upo!ndlnr upon CODdlllolll aDd as repreaenlaUva from all 1111001 ol waler. locations, II II aa adult. II II 1be l8laDda perlll the BVB's Sular, pineapple IIIII vlallors then about three feel hlall. IIIII acllvWu. are the Hawallaa iJianda' three bem a line &rur • to • live Hawaii, ID NCIIII yam, bas top fndllllriel. pound frull II ll,,beloopd to tllvtloped 1 llUIIlber ol IDiior To Hawaii's ICODODiy, S"ilf the 111'11, or plant, ·erop, U 1111 iJidualrtl, Iacluded In these II IIDl'IIIAily worlb oboul f!IO,· part •I~• raiODn 11100114 or fndultrl!l 11 w~. I.au1100,1100 BDDUI!Jy. Tile pineapple third) orop, II 'lijll probablf bala weavtq, JlPI eleblng, CliP Pf')ducea Julooa aDd lrull bave two llllaller bol equally tullle dlcOrallq, lurlllture worlb approllmalely fUI),IIOO, iJOOd p!Quppl•IIIa lbea flld1 t~~~klnl, !......,., Oll'amiel and 1100. An eallmaled GII,IIO tour- fer barveatlq, aa operation fealbar work. 1111 vllllecl the lllalldll Ill 11111, thai lakea botb men and More lbaD 100,1100 pacpges bdDJlni about fJBf,IIOO,OO,O 1no macblnea. o1 llo'lllrl art lhlpp<tl to all 10 lbe IICOIIOIDJ, · AI the lima ollhll year thai par1t oflbe 1111iled lllaleo each The lllaatll' 11"11 lUlU Ia- we vlllled the lllando, pllup- Jill', wllh orcbldl 11 the d!Uiry atarlecl In 1115 .when pie wu aol be1nJ barmled, maiD ezport llonl 114111; MacaLtdd aad Co. oalabliJhed a 'Ill- bu~ the dtlcrlpllon of lba hll'- dam!a 111111, fii'OWD DIOIIIy on ar piaalatfon at Holoa, Kaulll vllllq job pointe OUI bow llawall illaad, ~rile 1 bwl· ~~~Totll,y Hawaii prodUCOI SlreDUOUI II II. Tile men WOilr dlq lndullry. Ml•adamlas, ......utA of the augar produced ..,.tea, lu!avy CI!JII at ball, ll!nllar to Brull 111111 II the Ill all Amerlcen 10.11 and aboul heavy leather aJovtl, btiVI' mealy lwilel IIIII bard 1bell OIIH!Ioth the lolal SUIBr uqcl pants, and motl ol lliem 'IIIIP llul rouad II abapt, aro ullecl IIIII1IIIIJ by the 11nlled Statea. leather cb~p~, almlllr to '111111 or olloeolate • coaled fer retail Ollt 111111' plulatlon vlllled cowboy~ wNr. aale. 1IU oned b)' Ilia Hawaiian '!'hey blva to wear lhls !Ieavy Llvlllock and ciiY«alfled Commercial and SUiar Compa· prolecUVI clotbiDi to prolaCt crop marullql lolal oboul ny. Ia 11!8, It bad 29,1100 Beret lhei!IHIVIII eplPII lhe pine~ fii,IIOO,OOO I Jill' Ill tile enUre ~ cultivation, ol wblch If,. pie plant. '11le barve1tlq II alate. II II lmportalll IQ keep $II '1'11'1 harvuted. Tile IQtal different thaa II u!ed ID lie, In miDd, """""r, wlih Uve· aurar producllon was 20I,f70 because today a lonr boom alock and milk, lhesll are prolonl o1 raw •1111ar. Eacb acre strelcbes out over the rows of duced lor the realricled markel hu'vested 011 the aver111e pro- pineapple, IIIII Ill• pineapple oa lbt 1111111111, So II II very duced 1118 tou of cane, from are plcl:ed and placed on IIlii dllftculllo pl'tnlo lba bualnesa. wblch 1U Ioiii ot raw su1ar boom wblch has a bell thai As an eGIIIple, Mr. Donohoe, wae produced. Molassea pro- delivers the pineapple 1o lbe former dairy opecliiiLII from ducUon llllaled over 53,1100 lona, lruck. Ohio, palnlecl oul 10 111 IIIII for All ol lbe 1111ar prodooed In It wu 1110 our prtvUega to lbt privllelt of lllllni 1111 1al· the Hawaiian lslando Is made v111t tile -~~~~ 1arp11 raacll lOiil of mtlk par dJy people as brown ougar or row sugar, In the world. Thll 1811,1100 aere bad paid f!,COO for this prlvl· which II then shipped to the Parker rencb maiDiaiDs large lege. However, !he privilege m!llnllllll lor refining . . In olb- berdl o1 Harelcrtll, Cbarloll, for lalllq lllllk II DOl l~llable orwortll, to pi wblle susar tn IIIII Santa Oet1rudll cattle. alibi preNIII lime, and II only !he Hawaiian lllands II 111111t ~~ In JIIDII plaeel In Hawaii, available wileD tha daJrler or oo;;;me...,.. llrs,.l;;;lo;;;;;;the,.....·iiimoiiialniiiliiiandii:'ioo""i.:iiirkeiiir.. • .iiUv~ei;;tnii;iamiiiiisll;...utagea;iii:~'l ~oen man IOl1Ul We caa well ba proud 01 our 10th llale, but we can ello be equa!IY proud ol the f4d thai ~ bave llmllar o,worlunlllll• Ill this area 1o make a pad DIIU lor ~ and provldl I II""& lor Dill' flli!UIII, , lOREE J FRIDAY, DECIMIER 9, 1966 Stock Water Tanks Stored lnside Which Are Clean and Ready To Use FREE FREE FREE CHAIN GRINDING ON ANY MAKE OF SAW- Horntlltt F1ct0ry Man Willie Prwent. ONE DAY ONLY 100fo ONAHY CHA!NSAW IN $TPCK OFF ' 41111, '15·'5 CHAIN 011 ..., Up To 24 lnchll ' Your Farm Supply Se..Vice Center ..• Pill COFFEE & pONUTS · DQOR PRIZES CENTRAL SOYA of OHIO VAftCO.EOVIP. CO. Gallipolis, 0. CRANWIL'HES .F'tench toast cranberry sand~ W•ehes make a holiday lunch ....,...aaerazzj IIWcccz~zz•••ossz that is easy but festive. Com· , bine 1 cup of milk with 2 well ' , bealen eggs and 1 1e11poon of 'Vantlla . Dip 12 slices of white bread into egg mixture. Brown bread on both sides in 11 cup or butter or margarine. Keep bread warm as you saute 6 slie- Central Soya Opens New Fertilizer, Sunnlv House es of canned drained plneBjlple 1 In butler In which bread was rooked. Milke 6 aandwlcbe• I from lhe bread, using pineapple lor filllns. For lopplns. oerve I <lHiunce) jar of cranberryorange rellih, heated 1o serving temperature. Make• 8 10rvtngo. PLEMTY YAMS Approxi11atoly 110,000 acm of land In Loul•lana are planted "ith yams, Laol year this acreage yielded 132 buablla per WHERE WATERSHEDS are not protected, rains fall on bare soJiand the water rushes down the slopes. During heavy rains, streams rise quickly to flood stage, and at other times completely dry up. acre, or a 4G per cent lncreue over tho 195S yield. . . . .~....;.----------------~--~-~---- Ph. 446·2463 ~ ~----___i .. ' ' '' '" ;I . . .. , . ,.. h, ~~·· J~,,>. I·~ L:, ll">:~~·~lj!lli'll,: 1;':,:. 1 1::· '\· ' I I ' i •1 . :I I~ • I ' ' roq• Homelite Chain Saw Sycamore Sts. I "'Ia' feet. With this additional floor space v '·'' Hawa11 PIan'· ts D . escr1·'bed CENTRAL SOYA of OHIO = t I r, 1 eou-• 'I '' =.,t.lr,'U.:.f~ .a.::.::'"~~ :o~,:r:; .,:r~a:l:..:'..= .~~~f"'" 1114 Mfl, KouU S..HI' 1114 X.. lAIItl' ~ Ull a iiiQall will !di-\P · · "· ~~ , ... I ' l!ad7 ~~!~in, IlL m. ll!to t!1tl lwO 1011', llep!>els 1114 tel!llJf Ji!d Mr, PI! f41'f, Qltll' Ml'. IIIII 11111. MII!UII emplo}111 1171111 l\llt llilb- Tllolw ot MorcerviUe and Mr. 1111 1.411 SIIVWl oiGrovt CIIJ, •oa, Mnl!l of Jlt, · · · •' "' blvlDc • - !.Irs. David ltl•eJ, lOll • Mr. • "'"· Mf. and - llri4IJ .... -illllllrl!llllill illdiDa ol Gt!Rpallf IIJIIll a Sunc!IY ll!lll ib'rl ot Coiiii!IM Sbl R~ lit 'll!lltllldl . _ , Ill', . · and 111rs. Olirtes Willi Mr. and to~n. WCIIIdlonl ello Y!illed hor l!mr, - l\lrs. an4 MrJ. o. 1!...... Q:olnl ·· . ...._~~~~~=-=~.:~::.~~~ CIIJ Grtt~~tlld ~ ol ne.r Mll't llllllmOII W.U. and -"'bllld ol Cilf IIII'D l'letQtq. . , IY Q. 1. ~Vlllltd IIIW1,411d IIIIa 1111\i. QD IIIII parUcu1N ranoll rJre •.t ,. Ia. Apldl ~ · IMJ!OIITAI'i'l' l'IIOQ!Ql' WOikilrf P1J 110 IIIII, 1D uUil· )· ' llllp•OtiliiJ. · 0111 ollba ~ projtell llfl; IIIIJ do aol bavt IQ proJtiiii!IJ • llyt lllr - ' ol lbt ~ lbt IOI'IJ ~ ot lba 9ldt tbolf OWD bolpllll 01' med· PIPW piWII •lJ our .mu-111 p!Jnt.\1011 wu 011 bulldll!l o11aa1 eo111, 1114 lf1V Jim the 1!1111 ollla11~ !ll'fP!altd 01110 lba ~lrrfl.- fJIItiR w!MII p:tYUe•• ot . . . tbolr ebil· Mfs, Jollll dl!ldreo ol ColumbUs and. Fred T!wJI1llliQD and 111'11 dren, Kyger, were recent Ill Mr. ... ' WI ..,.,, • i Gollipoll1, Ohio . Court St. Ph. 446-0475 ._:. ' bMu ellbllaftd lbal IPDrt piopll ao to coaoerlllban 10 10 ballball PDIIf. • For The Man Who Is Handy __ --.. -""""' McCULLOCH * .......... .................... .. _.a,.,.. .., • ., ""' ... . _.............. .,.,. __ ..... r--------··" . ..,.ltotill_ . MAC 11 CIIIIJIIIW . . . . . 11111 ........ ~ A D.poslt Will Rtllrvt nHIS" FOR CHRISTMASI --~- Meigs Equipment Co. bar of Mtlq1 G ~neral Hotpltal WY 2·2176 POMEROY L..---=•A':"'!'!'IIO~L:-;D ITA;;I~IT=OI~I~.:-----' ... ~••lollllllllro• . Just 124.95 ....................... I TRE!lS KEEP the rain !rom washing away the soil in this pine plantation at the Raljlh Davis farm, Gallia county. A good for est cover is ins urance against soil erosion on steep billaides and elong stream_b:c:"="k=s:...,- - -- - - - -- On th! Farm Front I f D • I'IJBe ssue or rurymen ed from 1961 through 1965. Even her thJs' year. But admtmstra· .. 1 * ~.nstee~ Pmolitor 1 11a:25 Dominion Electric Knife I Domlnlon Teflon Silllet I Arvin Cloet Radio 1 Llmpllter Electric Eyt I Dilf.A.DrlJl set·I SterllnB SCM Typewriter iilf Duplu Combination v 18 ft. Unlco Combination 1 IS ft. Unlco UprlSIII Frmer 1 18 ft. Unlco uP,Jiiiti'reezer 1 Unleo Re11i~wiabor --·.c;;.7-l Unleo Relal.Dryer 1 U.iC. Portibli Dlmwaiber I Sporumin- Baby-J'luhllshl 1 With a 1962-116 base, Imports in trade barrim. -;;:-;;;-;~;;::·~ ..~;;;:;:c= it.~~~~~~~~~~~~ I SPECIAL FOR THE MAN I IIJ.Plece Wrench Set ,1 12-Plece Socke'i'SOI 1 Sbnpcnft Electric Drill . I Boy's wa-aon 1 See These Gifts On Display At Our Store! THE NEW MODELS! . POM~ROY, at i .. SALES ~· wn-510! '·' . ':A GOLD 1TAR STORJ" I -~B~ I 5.49_ I 88.95 1!li.~ 1~29.95_ 1 111U5 1 :13i.uf ·' 10.9~ 7.95 I :! .I'' ..,I 1\ ' . .I .' ' I'OMIII.OY LANOMAII.K'S Dellar~IH!cher PAY PLAN and ltuy with 110 down pty111111t • POMEROY s.nt,.Mofu. ...ll• ioMIMMIII~nllll .........,.,....."' .......... , .... .. ...........,., ..... 9924111 .llcll OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9:00 MQfQbAY TH.ROUGH SATURbAY . ' U9 8.60 9.95 With approved crtdll, 'f'U All 1111 mork. No ,,,.h.,. """""' ,_., \ wrapped in Chrl•tmas PIPIJ' ll)d wa\tlnc for you at Pome· roy LANDMARK .. . In pleDI1 of Uma lor Chr!Jtmao. Wo'U eall you when they 11'11" at our olort. A GOLD ITA. SfO.I - Ma...,r .r Pomoroy Mtrchonll •100 C.oh .. away,.,.,,,.,,,.. ot ,,.,..., Lan""-....'iK US 'Oit DITAII.I NOWI .' 1185.95 I 172.85. 1 1.10 your LANDMARK otoro, Gel your order ln earlJ to avoid tho Lul·mlnute abopplq n11b. DeUvery not auoroniHd on ordan placed alter December 15. Your oeleclioJI• will be FOR OUR FREE SWEEPSTAKES DRAWING. LET US SHOW YOU TIACTOR J>UI5 lUG IIIDiple• of the,. Cbrlolmao 1111 ltomo ore oa 41oplar BE SURE A!IID REGISTER profBIIionsl-modBI features_ ' 1 16.2~ Phon•, mall or ttk• your 11ltctlons to your Pomeroy LANDMARK stoN. * NEW from REMINGTON A t:blin SIW with / I I ----.:-1 203.75 ~rtamins:.iivllch sbllgbl ·'FULTON-THOMPSON t~ •'• I Check Harel ~lf!liCE I 1 •18.75 =-"'""' ' :.:: ITE . lll Dominion Teflon lro~ mJmslratJon wo~ld ~ot want ~ee any new legJsla~on on dairy tmport ~ontrols_ durmg_ the ren~ ~cnes of mternallonal negot tatJons on general A S'mall Deposit Will Reserve His For Christmas . t ~~ Check Your Selections Here: prevenl consumer shortages. Reduced dairy producUon thia year produced a sharp gatn in farm prices for milk. But tha Agricullure Department has said the gain migbt have gone even further if imporlt hlld ~ot risen as much as U.ey did. Backs Prolmlre Bill Looking ahead IQ 11187, tile NMPF says it will preu for NEW NOG . Non • alcholic OOildaJ ep. DO& gels its flavor from a com. blnaUon of vanilla i!nd rum ei· lracls. Beal 4 ~-- yolk! unlll thicl and lemon • colored. Grad. uelly beat in •llllnl cup ol ·sugar. Slir In 3 OUJII of \nijk, 1 oup of bell')' lll'tllll. 1\1 lla· IJIODD' of vanilla Ulr~cl IIIII I leolspoon ot rum mraot.,.\dd a tlaah of salt 10 f wbllla and beal uniU they lila!! In peako, Fold tnlo flrlt :miJlurt, Serve In puncb CUpt and 'tprlnkle each servlq with .,oltlld ·~~ ll!tl- I l " Make your Christmas Shopping Easyl . . ll"'t imports of milk produola this year are expecled to ream aboul 2.&. blllion pounds, more than 2.5 times as much as in : 196&. And for 1967, lbe Agricul· ture Departmenl is predicting I that imports will go even high· , , er. This rising tide of tmporls eomes at a time when the gov· emment's suppon pl'We for manufactured tlllrJ producll bas been raised lo near llle legal ceiling. This Is part of a fed<ral eflorllo persuade dairy· j '.> n' ' ?~e orf_tcial md1cated the ad- if the biU were rewritten to use 3 1962-66 base, it would still require 8 substantial cut in imports next year as compared with the volume now in sight. ; t ,. WASJIINGTON ~ (UPI)- The passage of a bill by Sen. Wil· tion farm officials were gonerprime is.sue for the nation's liam Proxmire, D • Wis. Ially understood to be against it dairy larmers in 1967 may be Under that bill, Imports would and they're likely to be agalnsl Import c~ntrolo, ~ reslrlcted lo the average it if it's revived early next I . volume of dairy products im- year. That vliiW IS held by Natlo~l M1lk Prod.ucers Federation (NMPF) officials wbo say ~ controls represents the dwry farmer'i best opportunity to h mself nex~ year. . • of the malD concei'09 of .ne nillk federation Is the fact ~ • i · c I' M')1r 8ecome Import ontro 1 ,)! iii! ~s;l,I. The Johnaon administration : did not take any formal sland I 10n tbeProxmlre dairy biU esr- 1 · ,.II would be restricted to about 1.21 billion pounds, less than half . the amount imported in 1966. 1 p• , ~: A GIFT That Is Dandy Come . Right to Pomeroy lanclmarlc for LOWEST PRICES I I men to inCrease production and Eddlt Arclro woa t30,03t,· HI la 11 Jtii'J M a joeby. B bit Central Soya or Oblo, former, warehouse. '11lo plans are to ly Maoler Feed and l!eed Co., bave the new war<:house eerve has just opened a new le1'1llls- as a bulk fertilizer warehouoe and ferm supply warelwuse where ferUiizer will bo oold In IIner the building known as tho bulk. Mr. Durham slates that lobacco warehouse or Wood ho plans 10 bave spreaden to - Novelty Factory across the rent to farmers so that they otreet from their' presenl loca- will be able lo spread lheir tion and next door to the Bast!- fertilizer on theb' fields al any ani buidllng, which Is lea1ed to time they wish lo, Central Soya lhe A.S.C. Fann Home Admin- also planJ to have all of their !stratlon and Gallla SoU and bagged feriUlzer put on pallell Water Conaervatlon ofllces, In and handled with a fork lift lo Galllpolio. speed up tbe warehousing and 1o reduce labor costs l.n physi· The warehouse was opened celly bandiln& their products. almost 20 yearo after Central The Ooor space in aceS! of Soya began buslnen In the 10 000 square feet will practicul· same building in June :947. ly' double the pr01en1 oJzo of Earl Durham, Mgr., states that apace they bave been occupying open house and their 201h an- and 111 expected 1o malerially nivers:ary celebration and sale lncrease their buatneaa and lllW· are scheduled for som•llm• a- er the cosl per unll of goods round June 1st of 1967, bandied. In the meanUms Central Soya Cenlrlll Soya presenlly emwill be operating the ware- ployo 20 people. They do not bouse as a combination bulk- anticipate employlnt any add!· bag aod arm supply Ilona! people al this lime. ~ I ,. ' '· I • . w. Col'ooy . ...... • · Ollllf'fiLt .~IMONDAY .~ ~I �.. ,.'' . I I · ,.,...TIJeS1111<W 'l'IID~tlnel. ~. N". w.tlll ' Blue •-tee. Clll R~J3111 Jr 1111 11 ' 111"" . Rd. • "" ~ "Ill IIIIi. atr. ··· H . • ' ·' Qrm ~ ""pr A SPECIAL... from (formerly Master feed and Seed Company) We have leased the old TOBACCO WAREHOUSE across the street from , our present location which will enlarge our facilities by 10,000 square liD ol lba 'ltl11!41 ll"''lfllllll bl'llll! ~Uhal OICIWIIalniHI~t~~ . IQ oaUep, elllllr Ill Ha· to .,_a,, 011 lba lllllr 11!4. II er to the arltl 111111!'11 114111• 11111, or llli lba IIII!R(fild, lithe lba NIIIQQII AuoclaiiOn C0l!l- llndll o! l(lul. Tllll llllliiPbl- e~ ot lhe r~ •. IY Alt'IO!lltur.i Apata Coft~fll- oWIIOII lflltm of ov• fD m11e1 1!1111 illfmf4d by the wrller and ot' IU!Illtll ·and diiCIIQ 11111 1111 MOll Ol the .,lcuiiUrl pro16'1. mU. lba 111'81 tf!P caJ!Mlly to dllll'll' ~-· 4UQI!OII In 111111111 II OOPceD· ~u of Norellilltr. . ~ Dl mUllflll pUqlil oflrlled Ill the handl ot lf!l'g• llawall Ia noled lor 111 nOlle IIIOIIAIIill wal4r I*' a, 1o lilt IJnd OWIMn. Howevf!l', the planlt ~ llowen, but 011 .one pllmlalll!l. pr4duclloa o1 c;olltl II Jpdled ol tile ID!Il'l lilt driver JIQI!IIM Hawlll'• piJitapplt lnolualry bJ l!lllll operiiPn. trees 11111 11141b uoi!Q p!IQIII u ~te. bad! to IHI wllta lba ll'e lfOWll 11 111 ~~n• o1 blacllll«rJN IIIII lilt 110111111011 11n1 o!lllllllll'dll ~ o1 IMI ab9111, !,011) IIIII near KOIIa on dudelloll. The)' were OII'Pd· ol lr14l '1111 l!lllill!ld 10 lilt 111J 111111111 ol lllwall. The to POIDI out a JS.Mrt 1111( o1 lbt mallllu~ •. 'I'Gdu, ·tliliul 11 ~ ralbar like the ~abbqe, fii'OWII II Ia OUI'I 11 por cent of lbl llll!'ld'l • • Hl'lf fii!JIIO!Iihf, b4oault IIley Ltltrf i!'alll. pineapple le Plllbd Iii U.QII, pi out of ~~ at that lillie w Wa allo bad tilt prlviltll o1 toltlJ!II ~ 11,000~ J11ok lbt GD!!et !ltrr!M. lfllllbOUIIIIIbn lbtJ GOO o"" ol elllllll1 •Pii!Npplo. Howtver,lbl14o p to tobool cbfpallllllmiUIIII. Tile 'l'l1t ~ ot ·a prtrall J11r0u1b lila IWIIIil• 1o II!Ske fUIO!I lor IIIII IJWllboiMI, bow· fii'OWtl''a · .Wiy planled lleld up lor 11111. ... WE CAN SERVE YOU BEnER WITH • . . Bulk Bag Fertilizer For Easy Handling and Quicker Delivery. Barbed Wire and Wire Fence Which Will Be Stored Inside fi To Keep It Shiny I 6 and New plo* 'IV, WU 'DOl 10 COIIII'Ol Ioiii· Wll ~ N fGIIan: Ia) peraiUnt, but to proi4CI the Field 1114 p:tPif'CI. (b) llowll!l fl'llm lho btalbi& ollbe liD 111.- 1)1) or TllOJII laml· .rllna. AI 'Ill potllled oul last 1anlt lp~ with 1 Jb,llilt week, rllilW! on lbe .dlllel'l!nl lindane darlq paperlq oper• kim!• ralip frolll abOut 10 IIi· tlon. (O) 18,1100 piDilPPII lops ciJal Pll' Jtll' up 10 11 muoh In planled 011 ~ ,IIIII. l)O!ymalOh Berrlu an p1cb4 IIIII then an dried In lhe aun wllb ralber CO!IIt.DI raldq, 'l'be7 then are dJllvtrlll 10 1be mlU lor re-i~'adln.l and li!llllnl before belnl ahlpptd out. IOIDe locallllll II 100. One paper Ill September ~ 18et. (d) II 1111 Pwned out !all week nllllall record waa a bwbe• la llCitiU, Amllrytle, or Alrullll !btl tourllm If a "natural in• U boul" periDd. type ber1J1c14e1 applied II 2 lb. dualry" lor Hawaii '111111 its Tbrouaboul the lllandl, how. acre ralet With boQm oprayen, Ideal cllmalt, Ill JIIU 1'11111111 rener, II very Important. (e) Crop -Dial 1D 1818 IIIII creaUDIIII pl'OIIl'am. end beauty Many of the 11111ar CBPO and )~, (f). Nell replant lrebed• ol lceDOry. Ia 1901, I fii'OUP of pineapple lleld.s are lrrlplecl ulacl for Seplember mo. Islanders torme4 the Hawaii IIIII the waler II bro1111bt from From lhl! dellcrlplloa, II Promotion comm!tleo wblch mountain reservoirs where the will be seen thai barveat Ia ••· baa clevelop<tl IDto lhe present rainfall Is hlgb, and then by peclecl a year mid one-hall to Hawaii VlsiiDn Bureau, IIOil· cbannel, ditches, and tile lwo years after the crop is profit organ!JaUon oupporled lbrollllh the lleldi. Tbe Import. planted. partly b)' leai8JaUn appropriaace of water II polnled oul b)' Some 18 lo 2&. montbl after aUoa aDd porlly by bua1Dess the fact that 10 produce one lbe pilullll put laiD the tp'OUDCI, IUbiCI'ipiiOM. A oommlltee of pound ol augar 1,1100 Upo!ndlnr upon CODdlllolll aDd as repreaenlaUva from all 1111001 ol waler. locations, II II aa adult. II II 1be l8laDda perlll the BVB's Sular, pineapple IIIII vlallors then about three feel hlall. IIIII acllvWu. are the Hawallaa iJianda' three bem a line &rur • to • live Hawaii, ID NCIIII yam, bas top fndllllriel. pound frull II ll,,beloopd to tllvtloped 1 llUIIlber ol IDiior To Hawaii's ICODODiy, S"ilf the 111'11, or plant, ·erop, U 1111 iJidualrtl, Iacluded In these II IIDl'IIIAily worlb oboul f!IO,· part •I~• raiODn 11100114 or fndultrl!l 11 w~. I.au1100,1100 BDDUI!Jy. Tile pineapple third) orop, II 'lijll probablf bala weavtq, JlPI eleblng, CliP Pf')ducea Julooa aDd lrull bave two llllaller bol equally tullle dlcOrallq, lurlllture worlb approllmalely fUI),IIOO, iJOOd p!Quppl•IIIa lbea flld1 t~~~klnl, !......,., Oll'amiel and 1100. An eallmaled GII,IIO tour- fer barveatlq, aa operation fealbar work. 1111 vllllecl the lllalldll Ill 11111, thai lakea botb men and More lbaD 100,1100 pacpges bdDJlni about fJBf,IIOO,OO,O 1no macblnea. o1 llo'lllrl art lhlpp<tl to all 10 lbe IICOIIOIDJ, · AI the lima ollhll year thai par1t oflbe 1111iled lllaleo each The lllaatll' 11"11 lUlU Ia- we vlllled the lllando, pllup- Jill', wllh orcbldl 11 the d!Uiry atarlecl In 1115 .when pie wu aol be1nJ barmled, maiD ezport llonl 114111; MacaLtdd aad Co. oalabliJhed a 'Ill- bu~ the dtlcrlpllon of lba hll'- dam!a 111111, fii'OWD DIOIIIy on ar piaalatfon at Holoa, Kaulll vllllq job pointe OUI bow llawall illaad, ~rile 1 bwl· ~~~Totll,y Hawaii prodUCOI SlreDUOUI II II. Tile men WOilr dlq lndullry. Ml•adamlas, ......utA of the augar produced ..,.tea, lu!avy CI!JII at ball, ll!nllar to Brull 111111 II the Ill all Amerlcen 10.11 and aboul heavy leather aJovtl, btiVI' mealy lwilel IIIII bard 1bell OIIH!Ioth the lolal SUIBr uqcl pants, and motl ol lliem 'IIIIP llul rouad II abapt, aro ullecl IIIII1IIIIJ by the 11nlled Statea. leather cb~p~, almlllr to '111111 or olloeolate • coaled fer retail Ollt 111111' plulatlon vlllled cowboy~ wNr. aale. 1IU oned b)' Ilia Hawaiian '!'hey blva to wear lhls !Ieavy Llvlllock and ciiY«alfled Commercial and SUiar Compa· prolecUVI clotbiDi to prolaCt crop marullql lolal oboul ny. Ia 11!8, It bad 29,1100 Beret lhei!IHIVIII eplPII lhe pine~ fii,IIOO,OOO I Jill' Ill tile enUre ~ cultivation, ol wblch If,. pie plant. '11le barve1tlq II alate. II II lmportalll IQ keep $II '1'11'1 harvuted. Tile IQtal different thaa II u!ed ID lie, In miDd, """""r, wlih Uve· aurar producllon was 20I,f70 because today a lonr boom alock and milk, lhesll are prolonl o1 raw •1111ar. Eacb acre strelcbes out over the rows of duced lor the realricled markel hu'vested 011 the aver111e pro- pineapple, IIIII Ill• pineapple oa lbt 1111111111, So II II very duced 1118 tou of cane, from are plcl:ed and placed on IIlii dllftculllo pl'tnlo lba bualnesa. wblch 1U Ioiii ot raw su1ar boom wblch has a bell thai As an eGIIIple, Mr. Donohoe, wae produced. Molassea pro- delivers the pineapple 1o lbe former dairy opecliiiLII from ducUon llllaled over 53,1100 lona, lruck. Ohio, palnlecl oul 10 111 IIIII for All ol lbe 1111ar prodooed In It wu 1110 our prtvUega to lbt privllelt of lllllni 1111 1al· the Hawaiian lslando Is made v111t tile -~~~~ 1arp11 raacll lOiil of mtlk par dJy people as brown ougar or row sugar, In the world. Thll 1811,1100 aere bad paid f!,COO for this prlvl· which II then shipped to the Parker rencb maiDiaiDs large lege. However, !he privilege m!llnllllll lor refining . . In olb- berdl o1 Harelcrtll, Cbarloll, for lalllq lllllk II DOl l~llable orwortll, to pi wblle susar tn IIIII Santa Oet1rudll cattle. alibi preNIII lime, and II only !he Hawaiian lllands II 111111t ~~ In JIIDII plaeel In Hawaii, available wileD tha daJrler or oo;;;me...,.. llrs,.l;;;lo;;;;;;the,.....·iiimoiiialniiiliiiandii:'ioo""i.:iiirkeiiir.. • .iiUv~ei;;tnii;iamiiiiisll;...utagea;iii:~'l ~oen man IOl1Ul We caa well ba proud 01 our 10th llale, but we can ello be equa!IY proud ol the f4d thai ~ bave llmllar o,worlunlllll• Ill this area 1o make a pad DIIU lor ~ and provldl I II""& lor Dill' flli!UIII, , lOREE J FRIDAY, DECIMIER 9, 1966 Stock Water Tanks Stored lnside Which Are Clean and Ready To Use FREE FREE FREE CHAIN GRINDING ON ANY MAKE OF SAW- Horntlltt F1ct0ry Man Willie Prwent. ONE DAY ONLY 100fo ONAHY CHA!NSAW IN $TPCK OFF ' 41111, '15·'5 CHAIN 011 ..., Up To 24 lnchll ' Your Farm Supply Se..Vice Center ..• Pill COFFEE & pONUTS · DQOR PRIZES CENTRAL SOYA of OHIO VAftCO.EOVIP. CO. Gallipolis, 0. CRANWIL'HES .F'tench toast cranberry sand~ W•ehes make a holiday lunch ....,...aaerazzj IIWcccz~zz•••ossz that is easy but festive. Com· , bine 1 cup of milk with 2 well ' , bealen eggs and 1 1e11poon of 'Vantlla . Dip 12 slices of white bread into egg mixture. Brown bread on both sides in 11 cup or butter or margarine. Keep bread warm as you saute 6 slie- Central Soya Opens New Fertilizer, Sunnlv House es of canned drained plneBjlple 1 In butler In which bread was rooked. Milke 6 aandwlcbe• I from lhe bread, using pineapple lor filllns. For lopplns. oerve I <lHiunce) jar of cranberryorange rellih, heated 1o serving temperature. Make• 8 10rvtngo. PLEMTY YAMS Approxi11atoly 110,000 acm of land In Loul•lana are planted "ith yams, Laol year this acreage yielded 132 buablla per WHERE WATERSHEDS are not protected, rains fall on bare soJiand the water rushes down the slopes. During heavy rains, streams rise quickly to flood stage, and at other times completely dry up. acre, or a 4G per cent lncreue over tho 195S yield. . . . .~....;.----------------~--~-~---- Ph. 446·2463 ~ ~----___i .. ' ' '' '" ;I . . .. , . ,.. h, ~~·· J~,,>. I·~ L:, ll">:~~·~lj!lli'll,: 1;':,:. 1 1::· '\· ' I I ' i •1 . :I I~ • I ' ' roq• Homelite Chain Saw Sycamore Sts. I "'Ia' feet. With this additional floor space v '·'' Hawa11 PIan'· ts D . escr1·'bed CENTRAL SOYA of OHIO = t I r, 1 eou-• 'I '' =.,t.lr,'U.:.f~ .a.::.::'"~~ :o~,:r:; .,:r~a:l:..:'..= .~~~f"'" 1114 Mfl, KouU S..HI' 1114 X.. lAIItl' ~ Ull a iiiQall will !di-\P · · "· ~~ , ... I ' l!ad7 ~~!~in, IlL m. ll!to t!1tl lwO 1011', llep!>els 1114 tel!llJf Ji!d Mr, PI! f41'f, Qltll' Ml'. IIIII 11111. MII!UII emplo}111 1171111 l\llt llilb- Tllolw ot MorcerviUe and Mr. 1111 1.411 SIIVWl oiGrovt CIIJ, •oa, Mnl!l of Jlt, · · · •' "' blvlDc • - !.Irs. David ltl•eJ, lOll • Mr. • "'"· Mf. and - llri4IJ .... -illllllrl!llllill illdiDa ol Gt!Rpallf IIJIIll a Sunc!IY ll!lll ib'rl ot Coiiii!IM Sbl R~ lit 'll!lltllldl . _ , Ill', . · and 111rs. Olirtes Willi Mr. and to~n. WCIIIdlonl ello Y!illed hor l!mr, - l\lrs. an4 MrJ. o. 1!...... Q:olnl ·· . ...._~~~~~=-=~.:~::.~~~ CIIJ Grtt~~tlld ~ ol ne.r Mll't llllllmOII W.U. and -"'bllld ol Cilf IIII'D l'letQtq. . , IY Q. 1. ~Vlllltd IIIW1,411d IIIIa 1111\i. QD IIIII parUcu1N ranoll rJre •.t ,. Ia. Apldl ~ · IMJ!OIITAI'i'l' l'IIOQ!Ql' WOikilrf P1J 110 IIIII, 1D uUil· )· ' llllp•OtiliiJ. · 0111 ollba ~ projtell llfl; IIIIJ do aol bavt IQ proJtiiii!IJ • llyt lllr - ' ol lbt ~ lbt IOI'IJ ~ ot lba 9ldt tbolf OWD bolpllll 01' med· PIPW piWII •lJ our .mu-111 p!Jnt.\1011 wu 011 bulldll!l o11aa1 eo111, 1114 lf1V Jim the 1!1111 ollla11~ !ll'fP!altd 01110 lba ~lrrfl.- fJIItiR w!MII p:tYUe•• ot . . . tbolr ebil· Mfs, Jollll dl!ldreo ol ColumbUs and. Fred T!wJI1llliQD and 111'11 dren, Kyger, were recent Ill Mr. ... ' WI ..,.,, • i Gollipoll1, Ohio . Court St. Ph. 446-0475 ._:. ' bMu ellbllaftd lbal IPDrt piopll ao to coaoerlllban 10 10 ballball PDIIf. • For The Man Who Is Handy __ --.. -""""' McCULLOCH * .......... .................... .. _.a,.,.. .., • ., ""' ... . _.............. .,.,. __ ..... r--------··" . ..,.ltotill_ . MAC 11 CIIIIJIIIW . . . . . 11111 ........ ~ A D.poslt Will Rtllrvt nHIS" FOR CHRISTMASI --~- Meigs Equipment Co. bar of Mtlq1 G ~neral Hotpltal WY 2·2176 POMEROY L..---=•A':"'!'!'IIO~L:-;D ITA;;I~IT=OI~I~.:-----' ... ~••lollllllllro• . Just 124.95 ....................... I TRE!lS KEEP the rain !rom washing away the soil in this pine plantation at the Raljlh Davis farm, Gallia county. A good for est cover is ins urance against soil erosion on steep billaides and elong stream_b:c:"="k=s:...,- - -- - - - -- On th! Farm Front I f D • I'IJBe ssue or rurymen ed from 1961 through 1965. Even her thJs' year. But admtmstra· .. 1 * ~.nstee~ Pmolitor 1 11a:25 Dominion Electric Knife I Domlnlon Teflon Silllet I Arvin Cloet Radio 1 Llmpllter Electric Eyt I Dilf.A.DrlJl set·I SterllnB SCM Typewriter iilf Duplu Combination v 18 ft. Unlco Combination 1 IS ft. Unlco UprlSIII Frmer 1 18 ft. Unlco uP,Jiiiti'reezer 1 Unleo Re11i~wiabor --·.c;;.7-l Unleo Relal.Dryer 1 U.iC. Portibli Dlmwaiber I Sporumin- Baby-J'luhllshl 1 With a 1962-116 base, Imports in trade barrim. -;;:-;;;-;~;;::·~ ..~;;;:;:c= it.~~~~~~~~~~~~ I SPECIAL FOR THE MAN I IIJ.Plece Wrench Set ,1 12-Plece Socke'i'SOI 1 Sbnpcnft Electric Drill . I Boy's wa-aon 1 See These Gifts On Display At Our Store! THE NEW MODELS! . POM~ROY, at i .. SALES ~· wn-510! '·' . ':A GOLD 1TAR STORJ" I -~B~ I 5.49_ I 88.95 1!li.~ 1~29.95_ 1 111U5 1 :13i.uf ·' 10.9~ 7.95 I :! .I'' ..,I 1\ ' . .I .' ' I'OMIII.OY LANOMAII.K'S Dellar~IH!cher PAY PLAN and ltuy with 110 down pty111111t • POMEROY s.nt,.Mofu. ...ll• ioMIMMIII~nllll .........,.,....."' .......... , .... .. ...........,., ..... 9924111 .llcll OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9:00 MQfQbAY TH.ROUGH SATURbAY . ' U9 8.60 9.95 With approved crtdll, 'f'U All 1111 mork. No ,,,.h.,. """""' ,_., \ wrapped in Chrl•tmas PIPIJ' ll)d wa\tlnc for you at Pome· roy LANDMARK .. . In pleDI1 of Uma lor Chr!Jtmao. Wo'U eall you when they 11'11" at our olort. A GOLD ITA. SfO.I - Ma...,r .r Pomoroy Mtrchonll •100 C.oh .. away,.,.,,,.,,,.. ot ,,.,..., Lan""-....'iK US 'Oit DITAII.I NOWI .' 1185.95 I 172.85. 1 1.10 your LANDMARK otoro, Gel your order ln earlJ to avoid tho Lul·mlnute abopplq n11b. DeUvery not auoroniHd on ordan placed alter December 15. Your oeleclioJI• will be FOR OUR FREE SWEEPSTAKES DRAWING. LET US SHOW YOU TIACTOR J>UI5 lUG IIIDiple• of the,. Cbrlolmao 1111 ltomo ore oa 41oplar BE SURE A!IID REGISTER profBIIionsl-modBI features_ ' 1 16.2~ Phon•, mall or ttk• your 11ltctlons to your Pomeroy LANDMARK stoN. * NEW from REMINGTON A t:blin SIW with / I I ----.:-1 203.75 ~rtamins:.iivllch sbllgbl ·'FULTON-THOMPSON t~ •'• I Check Harel ~lf!liCE I 1 •18.75 =-"'""' ' :.:: ITE . lll Dominion Teflon lro~ mJmslratJon wo~ld ~ot want ~ee any new legJsla~on on dairy tmport ~ontrols_ durmg_ the ren~ ~cnes of mternallonal negot tatJons on general A S'mall Deposit Will Reserve His For Christmas . t ~~ Check Your Selections Here: prevenl consumer shortages. Reduced dairy producUon thia year produced a sharp gatn in farm prices for milk. But tha Agricullure Department has said the gain migbt have gone even further if imporlt hlld ~ot risen as much as U.ey did. Backs Prolmlre Bill Looking ahead IQ 11187, tile NMPF says it will preu for NEW NOG . Non • alcholic OOildaJ ep. DO& gels its flavor from a com. blnaUon of vanilla i!nd rum ei· lracls. Beal 4 ~-- yolk! unlll thicl and lemon • colored. Grad. uelly beat in •llllnl cup ol ·sugar. Slir In 3 OUJII of \nijk, 1 oup of bell')' lll'tllll. 1\1 lla· IJIODD' of vanilla Ulr~cl IIIII I leolspoon ot rum mraot.,.\dd a tlaah of salt 10 f wbllla and beal uniU they lila!! In peako, Fold tnlo flrlt :miJlurt, Serve In puncb CUpt and 'tprlnkle each servlq with .,oltlld ·~~ ll!tl- I l " Make your Christmas Shopping Easyl . . ll"'t imports of milk produola this year are expecled to ream aboul 2.&. blllion pounds, more than 2.5 times as much as in : 196&. And for 1967, lbe Agricul· ture Departmenl is predicting I that imports will go even high· , , er. This rising tide of tmporls eomes at a time when the gov· emment's suppon pl'We for manufactured tlllrJ producll bas been raised lo near llle legal ceiling. This Is part of a fed<ral eflorllo persuade dairy· j '.> n' ' ?~e orf_tcial md1cated the ad- if the biU were rewritten to use 3 1962-66 base, it would still require 8 substantial cut in imports next year as compared with the volume now in sight. ; t ,. WASJIINGTON ~ (UPI)- The passage of a bill by Sen. Wil· tion farm officials were gonerprime is.sue for the nation's liam Proxmire, D • Wis. Ially understood to be against it dairy larmers in 1967 may be Under that bill, Imports would and they're likely to be agalnsl Import c~ntrolo, ~ reslrlcted lo the average it if it's revived early next I . volume of dairy products im- year. That vliiW IS held by Natlo~l M1lk Prod.ucers Federation (NMPF) officials wbo say ~ controls represents the dwry farmer'i best opportunity to h mself nex~ year. . • of the malD concei'09 of .ne nillk federation Is the fact ~ • i · c I' M')1r 8ecome Import ontro 1 ,)! iii! ~s;l,I. The Johnaon administration : did not take any formal sland I 10n tbeProxmlre dairy biU esr- 1 · ,.II would be restricted to about 1.21 billion pounds, less than half . the amount imported in 1966. 1 p• , ~: A GIFT That Is Dandy Come . Right to Pomeroy lanclmarlc for LOWEST PRICES I I men to inCrease production and Eddlt Arclro woa t30,03t,· HI la 11 Jtii'J M a joeby. B bit Central Soya or Oblo, former, warehouse. '11lo plans are to ly Maoler Feed and l!eed Co., bave the new war<:house eerve has just opened a new le1'1llls- as a bulk fertilizer warehouoe and ferm supply warelwuse where ferUiizer will bo oold In IIner the building known as tho bulk. Mr. Durham slates that lobacco warehouse or Wood ho plans 10 bave spreaden to - Novelty Factory across the rent to farmers so that they otreet from their' presenl loca- will be able lo spread lheir tion and next door to the Bast!- fertilizer on theb' fields al any ani buidllng, which Is lea1ed to time they wish lo, Central Soya lhe A.S.C. Fann Home Admin- also planJ to have all of their !stratlon and Gallla SoU and bagged feriUlzer put on pallell Water Conaervatlon ofllces, In and handled with a fork lift lo Galllpolio. speed up tbe warehousing and 1o reduce labor costs l.n physi· The warehouse was opened celly bandiln& their products. almost 20 yearo after Central The Ooor space in aceS! of Soya began buslnen In the 10 000 square feet will practicul· same building in June :947. ly' double the pr01en1 oJzo of Earl Durham, Mgr., states that apace they bave been occupying open house and their 201h an- and 111 expected 1o malerially nivers:ary celebration and sale lncrease their buatneaa and lllW· are scheduled for som•llm• a- er the cosl per unll of goods round June 1st of 1967, bandied. In the meanUms Central Soya Cenlrlll Soya presenlly emwill be operating the ware- ployo 20 people. They do not bouse as a combination bulk- anticipate employlnt any add!· bag aod arm supply Ilona! people al this lime. ~ I ,. ' '· I • . w. Col'ooy . ...... • · Ollllf'fiLt .~IMONDAY .~ ~I �L ' ' I J .' I' .' 8-The Stmday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, PLEASANT - Gov· emor Hul ett C. Smltlll'.s " Hov· errunent to lhe People Pro· Jr8m" which was set f&r December 2 in Point Plea!'iant at the NatfnDal Guard Arm. ory has beta rescheduled for January 5 due •o an ' urgent conferenCe In Wasblngtou, D. C. on cutbacks io the Federal Highway proa:rarq to be at· tend•d by the Governor. The January 5 ses~ion will be held in the e\'e'ning at the. armory b.t>gfnning at 6 p. m. Any residenl of Mason County or West Virginia is wei· eome to uttend and confer personally with the Go\'emor and otber top stale ofiielals. PTA Wl i\'N ERS - SlttdP rll 11 inne rs. in t he memlwrsh ip drive of Washin gton PTA. whif'h e n d~ rt r_ece~ tly shown in tim Tr ihtt lrc photo. Tlw two f i r~t gr:-uir rooms of Mrs. Geneva Howe It ~ n d M r :s . _R o~e _t1 ed lor frrst with 2.:> memht•rs . .\no lh n tie 1ras in th e liflh grade ro oms or Mrs. Baisden :J nri .1\>l rs. Phillips w1th 31 nwmbrrs. :\Irs. Hav P.omw. nwmiJe r.ship chairma n. pid11red leit has announced a total of 603 members, an d _memIJership is :' tlil opt'll. until ~ I il lTh 15th . She thanked thP co mmittee of .M rs. Ken ny Curry, and J\·l rs. Nei l l\1c_\ln hon. Oth('rs prl' lllrl'd le ft to nght ;uC': ~ l a r k Curry, tlurd grad e; Pam McMaho n. second gra~~e: Amy C<:r·ff r, fou rt h gr~u ip : D:tl'id Thomas. fou rt h grart e; Stephani e Wupn·h , fifth grade and Terry Ra1ke, fi rst gra rlP. C:lr· Ja Wil lis. SPCOJHI gr<td e. ~ras abse nt when picture was taken. r.r~ Dr. Artrip is ' President of I Mason Societv PT PLP..<\S .~. NT AtFBLEvent IN THE QUALITY (TRADITION ed hour of G:30 p.m. Santa ('faus did appea r at the loca l fi re sta tion wilh treals For the more than 500 children who turned out in . spite of the rain to recei ve their gifts OJ' goodies. The pa rade has been r('schedu le<l for next Fr iday night at GJO p.m. MAGN I FI CE NT DI AMO N D R I N'G S Secretary of State Rusk To Speak at OU - T!w Mn.: . ZENITH 25" RECTANGULAR COLOR TV president and Robrrt Ricbrd. PI P leasa nt , was PhmPn 1 a ~ vice president. L. L. Cald well, Pt. P!PHstm!, has st-rved 11s prcside11 t of the So( tety ~i n re it was orga nized lwo ye<Jt·~ ago. The group com· mendr·d ~1r. C;~ ld wt • ll For t1is dedi cat~rl el'fods in promntiu ~ the Society. " The r1rw president. Dr. Ar· triv, railed on 111l nwmbt" rs tt work together tn ful fil l the proposal of a mr.:s~um for ~1 ason New, ~xciting designs , , • County residt•nts. rontemporary, ctassic. In every 'l'lle nex t busint>ss sessicn will . KL"Cpsake Engagement Ring he held on Decembe r 19th al. there is an eternal treasure7:3{} p.m. in the cit y buiiding or : Q. perfect center diamond. Poi nt Plrasa nt. . . . . . . . . . ........ T ...... Wo<lo ..... BIG SCISSORS- Yard lo ng sd .-:SO I'-" W<'re usr d to snip I he r ibhons ami open !he door-.s c1f (;P iwr:ll :'d ill s· new multi- mil lio n dol la r snac l-: prod u ct~ pla nt by !from k ill 10th OiMrit·1 ('o n gr es~m;m f, Jed Clarence E. .\ liiJ t'l'. former Lanras h'r J1ay ~ or l'. lwn pla nt \1 '3S tirsl anno un ced. Grn. E. W. Raw ling!', c; :\ ll presid e.ut. and FrPd P ..\ellf:'ll:'rll\l'alldrr, StJte Oe part nw11t of Dcvf' lop men l dirrctor. :\lore th an 1 :~,tWO fourr d ttw plJnt l;t~ t Sa turd ay ~11 1d Sunday to admire t he l~tl est addition to L<llll ' <J.~tt!r'S mdu strial rconom~'- Some LJO men and womE'n are prese ntl y emp l oy~ ed •t tl1e 400.000 square fo ot food pmcessi ng pla n!. ··· ···-- - ·· - · · ·-· ···· Damages Light ---11141-- old!Mty_to_ u...,_or -tae lfld,......,.. Cuard Tuning Sy~tem wi th e~du5ive gol d DINNER GUESTS Thanksgll'ing Day dlnnt!l' I ol Mr. and Mn. and family Wllllam Jivjd... ~:I Dr. tllld Mn. C1 Slillbilily an d ultra ~ensi t ive receptio n . . pictu re brightnen • Exclusive Patented Zenith Co lor DemodulatOf Circuitry. • . ·.::.:t,·. .,. The Quall ry soes in beJore the name goes on• ~ BALL FURNITURE CO. PAUL DAVIE SJEWELERS j 14-k yellow or white gold. $l49 A REAL sa VALUE AT • TAWNEY JEWELERS -·--- 422hcllld Avo. LA • designed with a special flair for ~ apr ·ances 1 • mi~llap OC'('Urred whrn a by Cll.<lrles 1.. w~ll' · 39. Buffalo, dPI't•loped me- amJ ~truck <1 r.h<lrj.( ~d The Perfect Gift for Christmas K;ilph Woodrow H ur ~ t. ~~ : R;1venswuod. 1ra!; ch:1rged 1111 n drivi ng while in!rmc;"~lt"'d: Fiord ll. Smith , .Jr, 19. Pl. P lf'a~nnt. he 'd for authuritil':; on '~ r l A\A/0 1.. charge; and J:nncs M : Dunlap, 31. Pt. Ptl'asant. rhar.~-1 ro wilh a fe lonv. w;r in:>d t':drad.itiun from Oh1o. Six Men Leave For Induction In Services PT. PLF: AS I ";T - Six men from Mason C'Auntv ldt thi s WE"E"k ror indurlion in to the armed servlre. Jndurtees W(' re Cart F..dwar.i S r,enr ~r , Jr .. David 1-J .a rri s or ~ Fiu.'lh. Samuel Mack Stewart . Jr., Larry Henry Lanier, Richsrd Ailen F.lliolt and Oliver Fleming Young. EJdon Ray Roush, scheduled ' lor induction at thi s lime, was unable to leave due to illness. Twenty-eight men are to re· ror physical examinations December 15th, according I< • ,...... 1!eJS Boley Moore of lh• ~ltc!al ~vt · s,tvlet ofliee. port ,,.; . , ' ' Bean angel... Give a gift of telephone senice 1\fixmaster mixer eleotrlo . -~ . .. Let those close to you know you' re thinking of their convenience every day of the year. A step.saving exwnsion phone in your choice o( color and style i5 a perfect gift. Consider the versatile new Trimline' phone- with the light· liP dial in the handset that' comes to you~ .. the lovely Princeu phone with its glowing night·light ... a handy wall phone for workshops, kitchen or laundry . .. a desk phone for almost anywhere. Or choose a delightful three-way ·BtliChime or an individual directory listing for those in rhe household with a different name. percolator • Thumbti~ PUihbUHon ltlttr • Complti.S, • At'"-1111'• cardt •j•ctor imnMrsiblt for en: ~ t! aninl ...... Your early selection wH1 fn1an prompt delivery for Ch:r islimJIBJ provldoo oaotor llo,..a flandll"l and '39 94 V14W Lady Sunbeam Vl1to oonuolled heac hair dryer Sunbeam Vi1l1 • fulrlorllblt-sl• llllhoutll tCJint canopenar eleoirlo ' • F..t llnllt oontr• • 011ldF. cwlllllthmtnll wfttllllltt of curltrl • HWy Mildl,..., tlnc.,•llp tctlan • H•nctr•..nrstllld.wd ltowlwlr~ .. slzt or thtpt tans with tat• '18" ,.• c; .' . ' It is so easy to order a gift of telephone service. Just call Ohio Bell. Your servi<e represenntive will give you all the details. J~~:. Sunbeam Vi•t• •tainle•• eteel automatto i n t (}xic;l ti<~ll. v;ith BO~ • ('fH" dr i\'f'll c;Jr d t-1\'Pll b~- Flmer II. lli HJdes, 44. :-.J:tr·o, W. Va . Arr,·•:rs re('nrded a! tht' r·rJtlrty pll IH'rl" : Haymond Smith. 4;,_ :\rbud;le: Cli:Jrlt•s Fr;ml-: (i;Jnl n(• r. :i2. W:i<.hi nghlll f'm1rl lluu :•f' . Ohio : .md Jl-wl· ll A. H t.r ~L ::7. H<~n· n ~w rHod . t'a : h I Chslrs with s flsir for people who care gracious living lwn Vfll irlt' mislwp Friday ev-•nmg on Bl. 3.1 no<>ar Lenn rPsultmg in approximatrly $125 prupt'rly d;1mage but Of+ person{il mjllril·s nnd nu l'i l al ions. chJiliC'!d trouble Gallipoll1, Ohio 404 Se.cond Avenue Give the Gift Your Family will Enioy ~h'""'''" creation In PT. PLEASA:iT - Thr Sher· iff"~ dt>partment inVPstiga tPd a nt~ r . ~ JEWELRY STORE ., lnAccident 'fill' .......... Harry :r&tehell, Athenl. and family llld MIL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PT. PLEAS.,NT - The pa r· ade announ c-ing the cpening of 342 Second Ave. 1 the Christmas se; tsnn schrdtllrd Ph. 446-2691 I for H tri p by Sa rrt a thro1rgl1 j the town on the Ji re truck mul1 Gallipolis, 0 . 144 Third Avenue Phone ·~2454 1area high schools hand .~ Friday night '"" cance ltc '<l due to .. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 - - - - - -- -- - - a ileavy rainfall at the apl~po~i~n~~_::::======::::'~ " ""'"""""'....,..,..,.,...,..,....,,..,..,..,..,,;,..,,;,..,..,=..,..,========;,...., I I ~·--- eUSE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY conracts for longer TV life, greater picture • Sunshine® Color TV Picture Tube for gre~ · BukMI cat- ~--=LJat ................,..,.. ...... Bukrtl."' Ze-nilh Handcrafied Color TV Chas5is with no printed circuits, no production shortcut5for the finest performance • Super Gold Video HANDCRAfH D I BUILT BffiER.T9 lAST LON'GER I 8n\ul otrteo- 011aled IAlvo help you ootoot.,. tift jOIItllle...., 111 - - Julowa dooiQnero - make ·to gt110 a1 Chrilllnatlmo. Como tn. IAl our ButOYI ... por'*t Chl18lmao gilt. Butova Walch Expor11"- you modem ttmoi!Mptng plidot t1oo11 .In lint ,..,.hf"lll .!. taking ll<lr• from our llfocllon cl. flno · - Ill CIUt $650 .. CLARK'S BULOVA COLLECTION ' Super b D~n i sh Mo dern sryltd rom pall console- in ll!!nuine oi l fi nished Wi lnul \'eneers. an d 1el!:'ct hardw oe.t ~o l id1. O i!l inc ri~e nt>w inlegrJI e~nJIC heon with lronl mo unrtd color <Ontroh. . Rain f'orr~• Santa Tn Tal<e Rairll'lwr.l< FROM OUR the Rot"illl Compul terltt lh t NORDICA • 25X45l1W ~ ,, '. ~~Bet you've never seen a · Christmas selection like choice only •49~ ~'. ZENITH COLOR TELEVISION Soeiety 1 on Countv Hh torir·al elected olfirers during their reg- · ular mc ~'t ing last wr{'k wi th Dr. William J. Artrip, Soul h· 1 side. elected to the off ire of 1 Mrs, Elliott Waterloo Man is Held PT. -::--1:::::~ Ill - A La-Z-Boy RECLINA-ROCKER(r) from the CHARTER GRO!JP, will add many hours of comfortable living to your home. For rocking, nt viewing of full bed napping, there Isn't anything quite like a Le-Z-Boy. And, with 20 styles and hundreds of decorator fabrics to choose from, many treated with Scotchgard Repeller, you'll be able to select fhe chair that will best harmonize with your room decor. Sunbeam Vfrfo ~~II: Sunbeam Vl•l• epray.eteam or dry Iron Multi·OOoker tenon frypan fbutt•t •lYle) tltllnltu tlliiiiiM • Ntw Wllir ""'flllllf . '"'""""'""'''" • Pink cuatHI lliP htrHIIt '1794 a convenient time right afwr Christmas. Sunbeam Villi radiant control r.i\ Ohio Bell . ~ ,irtol .............,... 4'-Courl lt. ·, ~· ~ .. ' ,. " "J. l •• ' 9 to 5:00 p.m. . 1'hunday _ 9 to 12 noon Friday Saturday _ :' toaster No gift ever said more Monday thru Wtcl1111dly Yes, for giving or getting, La.Z-Boy ·_Is the "Chair with o flair for people who cere." Come in today ...... see our display of La•Z·Boy . . . . find out how real! good looking and uwnfortable a reclining c~alr can be. $18down $10month!Y •••"'m Vlfillwo~ or , Drr ... Model .vii . 1294 An a.ttractive card is available to annou.nce your gift which will be installed at . STORE HOURS: ... ,,• ·' 9 to 8 p.m. 9 to 5 p.m. . . ,I �L ' ' I J .' I' .' 8-The Stmday Times -Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, PLEASANT - Gov· emor Hul ett C. Smltlll'.s " Hov· errunent to lhe People Pro· Jr8m" which was set f&r December 2 in Point Plea!'iant at the NatfnDal Guard Arm. ory has beta rescheduled for January 5 due •o an ' urgent conferenCe In Wasblngtou, D. C. on cutbacks io the Federal Highway proa:rarq to be at· tend•d by the Governor. The January 5 ses~ion will be held in the e\'e'ning at the. armory b.t>gfnning at 6 p. m. Any residenl of Mason County or West Virginia is wei· eome to uttend and confer personally with the Go\'emor and otber top stale ofiielals. PTA Wl i\'N ERS - SlttdP rll 11 inne rs. in t he memlwrsh ip drive of Washin gton PTA. whif'h e n d~ rt r_ece~ tly shown in tim Tr ihtt lrc photo. Tlw two f i r~t gr:-uir rooms of Mrs. Geneva Howe It ~ n d M r :s . _R o~e _t1 ed lor frrst with 2.:> memht•rs . .\no lh n tie 1ras in th e liflh grade ro oms or Mrs. Baisden :J nri .1\>l rs. Phillips w1th 31 nwmbrrs. :\Irs. Hav P.omw. nwmiJe r.ship chairma n. pid11red leit has announced a total of 603 members, an d _memIJership is :' tlil opt'll. until ~ I il lTh 15th . She thanked thP co mmittee of .M rs. Ken ny Curry, and J\·l rs. Nei l l\1c_\ln hon. Oth('rs prl' lllrl'd le ft to nght ;uC': ~ l a r k Curry, tlurd grad e; Pam McMaho n. second gra~~e: Amy C<:r·ff r, fou rt h gr~u ip : D:tl'id Thomas. fou rt h grart e; Stephani e Wupn·h , fifth grade and Terry Ra1ke, fi rst gra rlP. C:lr· Ja Wil lis. SPCOJHI gr<td e. ~ras abse nt when picture was taken. r.r~ Dr. Artrip is ' President of I Mason Societv PT PLP..<\S .~. NT AtFBLEvent IN THE QUALITY (TRADITION ed hour of G:30 p.m. Santa ('faus did appea r at the loca l fi re sta tion wilh treals For the more than 500 children who turned out in . spite of the rain to recei ve their gifts OJ' goodies. The pa rade has been r('schedu le<l for next Fr iday night at GJO p.m. MAGN I FI CE NT DI AMO N D R I N'G S Secretary of State Rusk To Speak at OU - T!w Mn.: . ZENITH 25" RECTANGULAR COLOR TV president and Robrrt Ricbrd. PI P leasa nt , was PhmPn 1 a ~ vice president. L. L. Cald well, Pt. P!PHstm!, has st-rved 11s prcside11 t of the So( tety ~i n re it was orga nized lwo ye<Jt·~ ago. The group com· mendr·d ~1r. C;~ ld wt • ll For t1is dedi cat~rl el'fods in promntiu ~ the Society. " The r1rw president. Dr. Ar· triv, railed on 111l nwmbt" rs tt work together tn ful fil l the proposal of a mr.:s~um for ~1 ason New, ~xciting designs , , • County residt•nts. rontemporary, ctassic. In every 'l'lle nex t busint>ss sessicn will . KL"Cpsake Engagement Ring he held on Decembe r 19th al. there is an eternal treasure7:3{} p.m. in the cit y buiiding or : Q. perfect center diamond. Poi nt Plrasa nt. . . . . . . . . . ........ T ...... Wo<lo ..... BIG SCISSORS- Yard lo ng sd .-:SO I'-" W<'re usr d to snip I he r ibhons ami open !he door-.s c1f (;P iwr:ll :'d ill s· new multi- mil lio n dol la r snac l-: prod u ct~ pla nt by !from k ill 10th OiMrit·1 ('o n gr es~m;m f, Jed Clarence E. .\ liiJ t'l'. former Lanras h'r J1ay ~ or l'. lwn pla nt \1 '3S tirsl anno un ced. Grn. E. W. Raw ling!', c; :\ ll presid e.ut. and FrPd P ..\ellf:'ll:'rll\l'alldrr, StJte Oe part nw11t of Dcvf' lop men l dirrctor. :\lore th an 1 :~,tWO fourr d ttw plJnt l;t~ t Sa turd ay ~11 1d Sunday to admire t he l~tl est addition to L<llll ' <J.~tt!r'S mdu strial rconom~'- Some LJO men and womE'n are prese ntl y emp l oy~ ed •t tl1e 400.000 square fo ot food pmcessi ng pla n!. ··· ···-- - ·· - · · ·-· ···· Damages Light ---11141-- old!Mty_to_ u...,_or -tae lfld,......,.. Cuard Tuning Sy~tem wi th e~du5ive gol d DINNER GUESTS Thanksgll'ing Day dlnnt!l' I ol Mr. and Mn. and family Wllllam Jivjd... ~:I Dr. tllld Mn. C1 Slillbilily an d ultra ~ensi t ive receptio n . . pictu re brightnen • Exclusive Patented Zenith Co lor DemodulatOf Circuitry. • . ·.::.:t,·. .,. The Quall ry soes in beJore the name goes on• ~ BALL FURNITURE CO. PAUL DAVIE SJEWELERS j 14-k yellow or white gold. $l49 A REAL sa VALUE AT • TAWNEY JEWELERS -·--- 422hcllld Avo. LA • designed with a special flair for ~ apr ·ances 1 • mi~llap OC'('Urred whrn a by Cll.<lrles 1.. w~ll' · 39. Buffalo, dPI't•loped me- amJ ~truck <1 r.h<lrj.( ~d The Perfect Gift for Christmas K;ilph Woodrow H ur ~ t. ~~ : R;1venswuod. 1ra!; ch:1rged 1111 n drivi ng while in!rmc;"~lt"'d: Fiord ll. Smith , .Jr, 19. Pl. P lf'a~nnt. he 'd for authuritil':; on '~ r l A\A/0 1.. charge; and J:nncs M : Dunlap, 31. Pt. Ptl'asant. rhar.~-1 ro wilh a fe lonv. w;r in:>d t':drad.itiun from Oh1o. Six Men Leave For Induction In Services PT. PLF: AS I ";T - Six men from Mason C'Auntv ldt thi s WE"E"k ror indurlion in to the armed servlre. Jndurtees W(' re Cart F..dwar.i S r,enr ~r , Jr .. David 1-J .a rri s or ~ Fiu.'lh. Samuel Mack Stewart . Jr., Larry Henry Lanier, Richsrd Ailen F.lliolt and Oliver Fleming Young. EJdon Ray Roush, scheduled ' lor induction at thi s lime, was unable to leave due to illness. Twenty-eight men are to re· ror physical examinations December 15th, according I< • ,...... 1!eJS Boley Moore of lh• ~ltc!al ~vt · s,tvlet ofliee. port ,,.; . , ' ' Bean angel... Give a gift of telephone senice 1\fixmaster mixer eleotrlo . -~ . .. Let those close to you know you' re thinking of their convenience every day of the year. A step.saving exwnsion phone in your choice o( color and style i5 a perfect gift. Consider the versatile new Trimline' phone- with the light· liP dial in the handset that' comes to you~ .. the lovely Princeu phone with its glowing night·light ... a handy wall phone for workshops, kitchen or laundry . .. a desk phone for almost anywhere. Or choose a delightful three-way ·BtliChime or an individual directory listing for those in rhe household with a different name. percolator • Thumbti~ PUihbUHon ltlttr • Complti.S, • At'"-1111'• cardt •j•ctor imnMrsiblt for en: ~ t! aninl ...... Your early selection wH1 fn1an prompt delivery for Ch:r islimJIBJ provldoo oaotor llo,..a flandll"l and '39 94 V14W Lady Sunbeam Vl1to oonuolled heac hair dryer Sunbeam Vi1l1 • fulrlorllblt-sl• llllhoutll tCJint canopenar eleoirlo ' • F..t llnllt oontr• • 011ldF. cwlllllthmtnll wfttllllltt of curltrl • HWy Mildl,..., tlnc.,•llp tctlan • H•nctr•..nrstllld.wd ltowlwlr~ .. slzt or thtpt tans with tat• '18" ,.• c; .' . ' It is so easy to order a gift of telephone service. Just call Ohio Bell. Your servi<e represenntive will give you all the details. J~~:. Sunbeam Vi•t• •tainle•• eteel automatto i n t (}xic;l ti<~ll. v;ith BO~ • ('fH" dr i\'f'll c;Jr d t-1\'Pll b~- Flmer II. lli HJdes, 44. :-.J:tr·o, W. Va . Arr,·•:rs re('nrded a! tht' r·rJtlrty pll IH'rl" : Haymond Smith. 4;,_ :\rbud;le: Cli:Jrlt•s Fr;ml-: (i;Jnl n(• r. :i2. W:i<.hi nghlll f'm1rl lluu :•f' . Ohio : .md Jl-wl· ll A. H t.r ~L ::7. H<~n· n ~w rHod . t'a : h I Chslrs with s flsir for people who care gracious living lwn Vfll irlt' mislwp Friday ev-•nmg on Bl. 3.1 no<>ar Lenn rPsultmg in approximatrly $125 prupt'rly d;1mage but Of+ person{il mjllril·s nnd nu l'i l al ions. chJiliC'!d trouble Gallipoll1, Ohio 404 Se.cond Avenue Give the Gift Your Family will Enioy ~h'""'''" creation In PT. PLEASA:iT - Thr Sher· iff"~ dt>partment inVPstiga tPd a nt~ r . ~ JEWELRY STORE ., lnAccident 'fill' .......... Harry :r&tehell, Athenl. and family llld MIL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PT. PLEAS.,NT - The pa r· ade announ c-ing the cpening of 342 Second Ave. 1 the Christmas se; tsnn schrdtllrd Ph. 446-2691 I for H tri p by Sa rrt a thro1rgl1 j the town on the Ji re truck mul1 Gallipolis, 0 . 144 Third Avenue Phone ·~2454 1area high schools hand .~ Friday night '"" cance ltc '<l due to .. Gallipolis, Ohio 1 - - - - - -- -- - - a ileavy rainfall at the apl~po~i~n~~_::::======::::'~ " ""'"""""'....,..,..,.,...,..,....,,..,..,..,..,,;,..,,;,..,..,=..,..,========;,...., I I ~·--- eUSE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY conracts for longer TV life, greater picture • Sunshine® Color TV Picture Tube for gre~ · BukMI cat- ~--=LJat ................,..,.. ...... Bukrtl."' Ze-nilh Handcrafied Color TV Chas5is with no printed circuits, no production shortcut5for the finest performance • Super Gold Video HANDCRAfH D I BUILT BffiER.T9 lAST LON'GER I 8n\ul otrteo- 011aled IAlvo help you ootoot.,. tift jOIItllle...., 111 - - Julowa dooiQnero - make ·to gt110 a1 Chrilllnatlmo. Como tn. IAl our ButOYI ... por'*t Chl18lmao gilt. Butova Walch Expor11"- you modem ttmoi!Mptng plidot t1oo11 .In lint ,..,.hf"lll .!. taking ll<lr• from our llfocllon cl. flno · - Ill CIUt $650 .. CLARK'S BULOVA COLLECTION ' Super b D~n i sh Mo dern sryltd rom pall console- in ll!!nuine oi l fi nished Wi lnul \'eneers. an d 1el!:'ct hardw oe.t ~o l id1. O i!l inc ri~e nt>w inlegrJI e~nJIC heon with lronl mo unrtd color <Ontroh. . Rain f'orr~• Santa Tn Tal<e Rairll'lwr.l< FROM OUR the Rot"illl Compul terltt lh t NORDICA • 25X45l1W ~ ,, '. ~~Bet you've never seen a · Christmas selection like choice only •49~ ~'. ZENITH COLOR TELEVISION Soeiety 1 on Countv Hh torir·al elected olfirers during their reg- · ular mc ~'t ing last wr{'k wi th Dr. William J. Artrip, Soul h· 1 side. elected to the off ire of 1 Mrs, Elliott Waterloo Man is Held PT. -::--1:::::~ Ill - A La-Z-Boy RECLINA-ROCKER(r) from the CHARTER GRO!JP, will add many hours of comfortable living to your home. For rocking, nt viewing of full bed napping, there Isn't anything quite like a Le-Z-Boy. And, with 20 styles and hundreds of decorator fabrics to choose from, many treated with Scotchgard Repeller, you'll be able to select fhe chair that will best harmonize with your room decor. Sunbeam Vfrfo ~~II: Sunbeam Vl•l• epray.eteam or dry Iron Multi·OOoker tenon frypan fbutt•t •lYle) tltllnltu tlliiiiiM • Ntw Wllir ""'flllllf . '"'""""'""'''" • Pink cuatHI lliP htrHIIt '1794 a convenient time right afwr Christmas. Sunbeam Villi radiant control r.i\ Ohio Bell . ~ ,irtol .............,... 4'-Courl lt. ·, ~· ~ .. ' ,. " "J. l •• ' 9 to 5:00 p.m. . 1'hunday _ 9 to 12 noon Friday Saturday _ :' toaster No gift ever said more Monday thru Wtcl1111dly Yes, for giving or getting, La.Z-Boy ·_Is the "Chair with o flair for people who cere." Come in today ...... see our display of La•Z·Boy . . . . find out how real! good looking and uwnfortable a reclining c~alr can be. $18down $10month!Y •••"'m Vlfillwo~ or , Drr ... Model .vii . 1294 An a.ttractive card is available to annou.nce your gift which will be installed at . STORE HOURS: ... ,,• ·' 9 to 8 p.m. 9 to 5 p.m. . . ,I �..' • ' ' . ., •. -. . ;~' •• 'I , ! ,Santa Comes ·to Galiipolis .In Parade on Monday Night "! " I' : . ""'; 'Ail . I ' • ' .i ,. .. : ... ' . I -t-.. - - - ·- ~- • Jlt Take Fmes·, • Seven Fai•1 to Sbow up EH! J Gal:irnlis muniripal Judge and costs, stop sign violation; /bonds for speedingi Charles D. Rober/ S. Betz Saturday fmed Jobn D. McKean, 52, Gallipolis, Barrett, Jr., 23, Rl 1 Rutland, r ight w•rsons arrested by the $10 and costs, permitting a~ on-- $22.50, lntoxicatkln; PaUl W. StetP H1gnway pa trol. Seven ,licensed person to drive: Ed· Phinney, 28, Hartford City, others arrested by the patrol ward E. Gilmore, 18, Rt. I Mid- Ind ., $27.5(), speeding; Lewis and lwo by city police forfeit· dleport, $10 and costs, defec- Riffle, 41, Leon, W. Va. and ed bonds. •tive exhaust: Bernie Smith, 61. Garland Jordan. 45, Hartford, Fined on patrol charges were i Gallipolis, $10 and costs, unsafe w. Va., each $2'1.50, intoDeaDonovan N. Stevens, 32, Galli-' vellicle; and Fred Roberts, 57, tion. polis, $15 and cosls, speed in !Waterloo, $2& and costs, int.oJi. excess for road conditions; 1cation. ForfeJtlng boads on elty poTheron D. Durham, 20, Rt. 2 Fruieiling bonds OB patrol lice charps were Samuel D. Vinton, and Scouy Campbell, j charges were Glenn D. Tucker, ReJ:rosd, !6, West Portsmouth, 26, Gallipolis, each $10 and 20, Columbus; Bill Asch, Jl, f22.50, speeding, and Kirby R. costs, •o operator's licenses; Argillite, Ky.; and Ervin Crab- Litton, 45, SpriD&IIeld, $27.5(), Billy J. Clark, 34, Jackson, $10 tree, 3&, Gall!polls, all $17.5() left of center. . . - _'-!'I, DD klllrday, Oelober •• Ill ¥ ~ ' ~ II at bqme Ia lbeU friollds at 41fYI. HiiWI! Avenue, ApL~ U.., 1D LIDColn Vlllap, lumbus. The llrlde · Rutlari4 ed . .o,' I p.m. MIA Linda iut Patkw, daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Homer ¥arktr, Salem ~ Jiqi. land, blcame lhe bftdt ol Mr. Jamea WDIOII darPeattt, 1011 of Mr. and lira. Wllaoa ' a· ::arpenter, 2h Muiberr)r AveRue, p,,,...croy. '- The Gallipolis Retail Merch- j With increased parking facili- lood Monday'o 11f1 parade. All . •nts annual Chri, tmas parade ties throughout the · commullit)', parade pa111<ipants wlll form Nill launch the 1966 shopping: another record Is ,........, this 11 the partlnjllot at Evans So, ·;eason in Gallipolis Monday winter. pennartels, Inc., shortly before night. G . ,_ 6:30 p.m. alhans have 24 more _,. Galllpolts merobaots wiD reHighliRhti?g the evening's to complete their 1!166 ehores main 0 dlll'lnl the arade a<'ltvtties will be the first ap- before Ole' St. Nick makes his activiti:n &Cl'Ordins topPrest. nParan<·e of Santa Claus - he'll aMual appearance. dent Tb ' Christm lights have pl enty ol ca ndy on nand Galiipolis merchants bave ill be :0~ d .88 Santa for lhC' kiddie~ aecnrding to Dan . stock~d their ~tores with _anotb· ~aus• vJsit ne': J:eMDI Public Thom;1 :-;, rrr>stdPnt nf the mer-: ~r b1g selection. of Christmas Square, by Raymond Jones, :l1ants assod:-~liun . ~ ~~ems, many ~h1c.h are ad_ver- city CltnDllssioners president. Dur ing thf' final :w d.:Jyf' of 1tt~ed m today 5 ~lmes-&ntmel. The annual night shopping '%!). many holiday prujrcts and The 1966 sh?ppmg _season ac- 1eason will begin on Friday, • .: .ro~rnm~ cu·e plnnnPd in bolh tually began 1.0 . Gallla 00. Nov. Dec. 16. Stores will remain op. lle l' tf) ;md cnunly . j 4. bul the offJcJa~ launchmg is en until 8 p.m., and ail-day OD In the Old F'rcnrh L'i 1 ~·. mer- scheduled tG begm Monday at Thursdays until the rush is ~::mts are preparefl tor lbe 16:30 p.m. over. .nnunl ho ltdav trartic. whirh f Fuur njgh :;cheol bands - · The merchants' 1966 &hii"Jl"'&tas es tabli~hrd rrcords during· North Gallia, Southwestern, Han- rama program will end oo satthe past few ye<.~rs. nan Trace and Gallipolis -will urday, Dec. 24. ' ' Miss Linda Sue Parker is Bride·of James Carpenter 10-The SUnday Times-Sentinel, Sunday. Nov. 27, l9QB • . . I BARRY TJLLF:I'T THOMAS TJLLE1T' JAMES STANFORD • Trio of Grandsons Co"nple~e Service Duty Mrs. Mabel Sanborn has in Africa and Groeee apd Is of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Tilled three grandsons who have com- now employed ;n Akron aqd re- . who live in Marlon, Ohlo. The pl~ted· their armed service m Isides with his brothet; \ j boys have been frequent viii· the U. 8. Navy, Air Force, and James Slanlurd oi CalifOrnia. tors here with Mrs. Max 8ag. the ~trny. the other grandson, and '!!(}usin born and MJ~s Bess Sanborn. ~·arry V. Tillett was a Sp-4 . to the Tillett brothers, serv ed and served three years at the two years with the Air Fo~ce inj' INJURED lN MISHAP l'lfnay Medical Center at Fort the Philippines and two Years John ~. Sandlin, 22, Cincfn.. Oklahoma. He has receiv- in Taiwan. He is the son Ot nali, was admitted to Holzer PLACES THIRD- Mrs. Elma Louks, principal of his discharge and is employ. , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slanforrl, who llospital at 12:20 p.m. Friday, Syracuse E.Iementary School, won third place in jud· in Akron. /1reSide in California. -· with multiple abrasions and ging of the National Grange NeedJework Contest for His brother, Thomas G. Till· J<tmes resided with Mrs1 San- contusions. He was injured crochet edging on pillowcases in the cotton group ett, served with lile U. S. Navy born during World War 11. Bar· ' when car in which be was pa.. of the Ohio State Grange. Mrs. Louks, who has done ·- -·-··---- ry an~--~orn~tt are the sons senger was involved in an aecj. crocheting as her hobby for many years, placed secUNIT CALLED - - - - dent on Rt. 35 near Jackson. ond in a similar contest once before. Mrs. Louks, a SQUAD CALLED His condioon Is reported 11 Pomona Grange member, had her ribbon presentThe Racine E-R squad anM'ddl good. . swered a call at 11 :50 a. · m. The 1 cport emergency ed to h er'at ·a recent county-wide meeting. . _:.::_::..:::::..:=...::.:.:=::..::==:....:.=::...::=::::~__:___ Friday to the rehidence of squad was summoned to lhe CITY WATERWORKS Paul Sellers, Rt. 1, Ra- Martin Restaurant nt 3J4 p.m. FREE ENTERTAlNMENT ali'DJ.30 temperatures- high 60 cine, for his daugh~er, M~rg_ar- Friday tor Tom Go~t~, mana- There will be free muSical en. et, who was havmg famtlng ger, who was taken 111 and rc- tertainment by the Gene Wood44 . Saturday reading _ 11:30 a. m. spells. No treatment was moved to his residence by yard trio at the Pomeroy Eaaprivate car. I" today from 6 w io ,p. m. 1 The marriage wu oolemnl2ed at tht lluUancl Churob o1 Olrill 71 Rn. Roy C'trtet btl«t an a111r ftanked b)' Dll~'ol whitt liodlcilus 1nd lem, llld ~y !eYeD braneh ~~bra . Mra. Jacob ~hllllnl, JIUIIaad, or~:antat, pretl!lllld 1 h~ hour ef nupUal millie prtor to lirV· let, and durlnJ 1111 ctreiiiODJ', played Malotte'a ''Tbe Lord'a Prayer." Mill J~ta Lueaa or Columbus, aololst, ••n1 "Al- ' ·1_ • ways, "Because," and "More.'' AT THE , 8yer.Ch • Of Firemen'S IF EMPIRE GIVE SUNBEAM li INIIII~-~-~C:ftiCC:CU:ftC-tec:teetc:ICCII:Iilt(ICIIl'!(I"'!CtcC1CC~ciCctetRcQc!CC...........,............. SMALL Washers, Dryers Dishwashers¥ Refrigerators Freezers Appliances • Chnose Now From Our GIFT ON EVERY LIST! . >election. ~- ------·- -·· enjoy outstanding performance in fine furniture cabinetry! I CABINET GIVE THEM HOOVER PORTABLE SWEEPER STEREOS This Christmas •nd """'f.' t : ' TV tJ- FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY NOW L~~ .~ ~·~ . ad~f!Ce/rl--~ First Payment Due Feb 1st, 1967 • AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A-I APPROVED CREDIT RATING. THIS CONVENIENCE •:J.is St~ying .Home With IUitiiQLT .· ID!Aitllli Hi W a Be~utiful. CQllection Like This! ' v ,.• ' I .' •• t V~· r ona '"""'Am IIIIIIIIIIIAII- . AVAILABLE ON ANY AND ALL MERCHANDISE. ; ' Ul!KittGirllllllt , TfttiRtVWSTERLK5545 ltlutlfuUy crafttd in authtl'ltlt Early Amtrictn 1tyHna. from 1tnulrit mtplt vtnttn tnlf !GIN Of MAllTINSV/IlF IUP!I·IEifllllll 1111/tttlf LioprltCbosl ' $209 seiKt hlr~woodl, !Uitll mlllll Triploor...., 30 COLOR TV'S Mirror .~. e Cf1A1RS, All Styles and". Colors IN STOCK! You'll knowl\tlatwe m!llln the momentyoti see til& magnificent blend of graceful · French detailing and elegant Italian design irr this Impressive new collet:!lon for dining and bedrooms! Because this Is the kind of furniture your favorite magalfnes recommend. The kind that reflects a subtle blending of tradition-rich design influences. The kind that makes decorating a delight with its out-of·tht><>rdinaty pieces •.. and everyday living a pleasure with its ' extraordinal)l provisions for extra stoi'age. We show the dining and bedrooms In two finishes ••• a mellow cherty'f!llitwood finiSh or a gold..triped entique wh)le'VIith ·' fruitwood finish tops both crafted of slilect cherl)l solids and veneers. See them both ... and star I planning a llllcationfrom humdrum rooms with beautiful Veron~. by Ame1icaJi of Martinsville! NlahiToblo Bod Gift buying is more fun when you ioin our l CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ' ' CLUB '67 Bed $615 . Toiple D1osoer Mirror Chest Night Stond e COME IN &MAKE YOUR OWN ., DEAL WHILE SELEOIONS ARE GREAT Santa's Coming·· FixwUp For The .Holidaysl e R4DIOS, AM & FM e EL£CTRIC BLANKETS & REGULAR BLANKETS ' WE'VE A NICE CHOICE OF BLACK-&WHllf TV'S Prien • Sofa Throw Cushions e MIRRORS e PICTURES e DESKS e HASSOCKS e BEDSPREADS . etHROW RUGS e LAMPS, All Types COFFEE, STEP I TABLES COCKTAIL St.,rt A t - - - SEE THEM 'TODAYI • WIDE SELICttON Of ADMIRAL STEREOS: ) ' Come In this week for everything you'll need in the way of materillls for your Hoiida y Flx·Up Caf)'lfl'ign. In addition to sup- . ply, '9. materiels, we will .be happy to give ·'"'U sound, easy-t~follow 'how to do It' · advice . . . . advice th~ will save time, , troul'•· &nd mq,ney. ' ' •.c• ' '. I . •• t ·eWqll Ptpqu" ' • Early American Accessories < ·_~jl ; ' .I Convenient •nd lnterest.cR•tes Are The LoWest. Up To1wo Year. To.f,h f• .· . '' . i · 1~.' your dleck. \ ' ' The First National Bank G•lllpolls, Ohio • fll 8 P.M. · 1· UNTIL •:.,\~ ' <.- MONDAY NIGHTS ' ..2 SICO,.D AVI .. ~~~$ • il . ' ,Y , .. ·:pallipolls; Ohio ,. .., OU!tt.tft~i~AS. lAY·A ., I (Of Gallipolis, Ohio) Third et-Oiive Street ' . Larry's WAYS,I b·E. ' ' ' . ' OPEN ' FRIDAY$ " Creclit, :J, you wish. Next November you'll reatiw '. OPEtf. ; ·...... ·Shop With Confidence' Ylh;;; Money's ready when you need itl Just deposit an.amount weekly, every two weeks or however ~ 'l.'t~.~!''• '· ' ., '" ~'"·'~-·. · Ph.' 446-1830 ., ' 111. . ' t"' <~· ' �..' • ' ' . ., •. -. . ;~' •• 'I , ! ,Santa Comes ·to Galiipolis .In Parade on Monday Night "! " I' : . ""'; 'Ail . I ' • ' .i ,. .. : ... ' . I -t-.. - - - ·- ~- • Jlt Take Fmes·, • Seven Fai•1 to Sbow up EH! J Gal:irnlis muniripal Judge and costs, stop sign violation; /bonds for speedingi Charles D. Rober/ S. Betz Saturday fmed Jobn D. McKean, 52, Gallipolis, Barrett, Jr., 23, Rl 1 Rutland, r ight w•rsons arrested by the $10 and costs, permitting a~ on-- $22.50, lntoxicatkln; PaUl W. StetP H1gnway pa trol. Seven ,licensed person to drive: Ed· Phinney, 28, Hartford City, others arrested by the patrol ward E. Gilmore, 18, Rt. I Mid- Ind ., $27.5(), speeding; Lewis and lwo by city police forfeit· dleport, $10 and costs, defec- Riffle, 41, Leon, W. Va. and ed bonds. •tive exhaust: Bernie Smith, 61. Garland Jordan. 45, Hartford, Fined on patrol charges were i Gallipolis, $10 and costs, unsafe w. Va., each $2'1.50, intoDeaDonovan N. Stevens, 32, Galli-' vellicle; and Fred Roberts, 57, tion. polis, $15 and cosls, speed in !Waterloo, $2& and costs, int.oJi. excess for road conditions; 1cation. ForfeJtlng boads on elty poTheron D. Durham, 20, Rt. 2 Fruieiling bonds OB patrol lice charps were Samuel D. Vinton, and Scouy Campbell, j charges were Glenn D. Tucker, ReJ:rosd, !6, West Portsmouth, 26, Gallipolis, each $10 and 20, Columbus; Bill Asch, Jl, f22.50, speeding, and Kirby R. costs, •o operator's licenses; Argillite, Ky.; and Ervin Crab- Litton, 45, SpriD&IIeld, $27.5(), Billy J. Clark, 34, Jackson, $10 tree, 3&, Gall!polls, all $17.5() left of center. . . - _'-!'I, DD klllrday, Oelober •• Ill ¥ ~ ' ~ II at bqme Ia lbeU friollds at 41fYI. HiiWI! Avenue, ApL~ U.., 1D LIDColn Vlllap, lumbus. The llrlde · Rutlari4 ed . .o,' I p.m. MIA Linda iut Patkw, daughter ot Mr. and Mn. Homer ¥arktr, Salem ~ Jiqi. land, blcame lhe bftdt ol Mr. Jamea WDIOII darPeattt, 1011 of Mr. and lira. Wllaoa ' a· ::arpenter, 2h Muiberr)r AveRue, p,,,...croy. '- The Gallipolis Retail Merch- j With increased parking facili- lood Monday'o 11f1 parade. All . •nts annual Chri, tmas parade ties throughout the · commullit)', parade pa111<ipants wlll form Nill launch the 1966 shopping: another record Is ,........, this 11 the partlnjllot at Evans So, ·;eason in Gallipolis Monday winter. pennartels, Inc., shortly before night. G . ,_ 6:30 p.m. alhans have 24 more _,. Galllpolts merobaots wiD reHighliRhti?g the evening's to complete their 1!166 ehores main 0 dlll'lnl the arade a<'ltvtties will be the first ap- before Ole' St. Nick makes his activiti:n &Cl'Ordins topPrest. nParan<·e of Santa Claus - he'll aMual appearance. dent Tb ' Christm lights have pl enty ol ca ndy on nand Galiipolis merchants bave ill be :0~ d .88 Santa for lhC' kiddie~ aecnrding to Dan . stock~d their ~tores with _anotb· ~aus• vJsit ne': J:eMDI Public Thom;1 :-;, rrr>stdPnt nf the mer-: ~r b1g selection. of Christmas Square, by Raymond Jones, :l1ants assod:-~liun . ~ ~~ems, many ~h1c.h are ad_ver- city CltnDllssioners president. Dur ing thf' final :w d.:Jyf' of 1tt~ed m today 5 ~lmes-&ntmel. The annual night shopping '%!). many holiday prujrcts and The 1966 sh?ppmg _season ac- 1eason will begin on Friday, • .: .ro~rnm~ cu·e plnnnPd in bolh tually began 1.0 . Gallla 00. Nov. Dec. 16. Stores will remain op. lle l' tf) ;md cnunly . j 4. bul the offJcJa~ launchmg is en until 8 p.m., and ail-day OD In the Old F'rcnrh L'i 1 ~·. mer- scheduled tG begm Monday at Thursdays until the rush is ~::mts are preparefl tor lbe 16:30 p.m. over. .nnunl ho ltdav trartic. whirh f Fuur njgh :;cheol bands - · The merchants' 1966 &hii"Jl"'&tas es tabli~hrd rrcords during· North Gallia, Southwestern, Han- rama program will end oo satthe past few ye<.~rs. nan Trace and Gallipolis -will urday, Dec. 24. ' ' Miss Linda Sue Parker is Bride·of James Carpenter 10-The SUnday Times-Sentinel, Sunday. Nov. 27, l9QB • . . I BARRY TJLLF:I'T THOMAS TJLLE1T' JAMES STANFORD • Trio of Grandsons Co"nple~e Service Duty Mrs. Mabel Sanborn has in Africa and Groeee apd Is of Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Tilled three grandsons who have com- now employed ;n Akron aqd re- . who live in Marlon, Ohlo. The pl~ted· their armed service m Isides with his brothet; \ j boys have been frequent viii· the U. 8. Navy, Air Force, and James Slanlurd oi CalifOrnia. tors here with Mrs. Max 8ag. the ~trny. the other grandson, and '!!(}usin born and MJ~s Bess Sanborn. ~·arry V. Tillett was a Sp-4 . to the Tillett brothers, serv ed and served three years at the two years with the Air Fo~ce inj' INJURED lN MISHAP l'lfnay Medical Center at Fort the Philippines and two Years John ~. Sandlin, 22, Cincfn.. Oklahoma. He has receiv- in Taiwan. He is the son Ot nali, was admitted to Holzer PLACES THIRD- Mrs. Elma Louks, principal of his discharge and is employ. , Mr. and Mrs. Joe Slanforrl, who llospital at 12:20 p.m. Friday, Syracuse E.Iementary School, won third place in jud· in Akron. /1reSide in California. -· with multiple abrasions and ging of the National Grange NeedJework Contest for His brother, Thomas G. Till· J<tmes resided with Mrs1 San- contusions. He was injured crochet edging on pillowcases in the cotton group ett, served with lile U. S. Navy born during World War 11. Bar· ' when car in which be was pa.. of the Ohio State Grange. Mrs. Louks, who has done ·- -·-··---- ry an~--~orn~tt are the sons senger was involved in an aecj. crocheting as her hobby for many years, placed secUNIT CALLED - - - - dent on Rt. 35 near Jackson. ond in a similar contest once before. Mrs. Louks, a SQUAD CALLED His condioon Is reported 11 Pomona Grange member, had her ribbon presentThe Racine E-R squad anM'ddl good. . swered a call at 11 :50 a. · m. The 1 cport emergency ed to h er'at ·a recent county-wide meeting. . _:.::_::..:::::..:=...::.:.:=::..::==:....:.=::...::=::::~__:___ Friday to the rehidence of squad was summoned to lhe CITY WATERWORKS Paul Sellers, Rt. 1, Ra- Martin Restaurant nt 3J4 p.m. FREE ENTERTAlNMENT ali'DJ.30 temperatures- high 60 cine, for his daugh~er, M~rg_ar- Friday tor Tom Go~t~, mana- There will be free muSical en. et, who was havmg famtlng ger, who was taken 111 and rc- tertainment by the Gene Wood44 . Saturday reading _ 11:30 a. m. spells. No treatment was moved to his residence by yard trio at the Pomeroy Eaaprivate car. I" today from 6 w io ,p. m. 1 The marriage wu oolemnl2ed at tht lluUancl Churob o1 Olrill 71 Rn. Roy C'trtet btl«t an a111r ftanked b)' Dll~'ol whitt liodlcilus 1nd lem, llld ~y !eYeD braneh ~~bra . Mra. Jacob ~hllllnl, JIUIIaad, or~:antat, pretl!lllld 1 h~ hour ef nupUal millie prtor to lirV· let, and durlnJ 1111 ctreiiiODJ', played Malotte'a ''Tbe Lord'a Prayer." Mill J~ta Lueaa or Columbus, aololst, ••n1 "Al- ' ·1_ • ways, "Because," and "More.'' AT THE , 8yer.Ch • Of Firemen'S IF EMPIRE GIVE SUNBEAM li INIIII~-~-~C:ftiCC:CU:ftC-tec:teetc:ICCII:Iilt(ICIIl'!(I"'!CtcC1CC~ciCctetRcQc!CC...........,............. SMALL Washers, Dryers Dishwashers¥ Refrigerators Freezers Appliances • Chnose Now From Our GIFT ON EVERY LIST! . >election. ~- ------·- -·· enjoy outstanding performance in fine furniture cabinetry! I CABINET GIVE THEM HOOVER PORTABLE SWEEPER STEREOS This Christmas •nd """'f.' t : ' TV tJ- FOR YOUR HOLIDAY CONVENIENCE BUY NOW L~~ .~ ~·~ . ad~f!Ce/rl--~ First Payment Due Feb 1st, 1967 • AVAILABLE TO THOSE WITH A-I APPROVED CREDIT RATING. THIS CONVENIENCE •:J.is St~ying .Home With IUitiiQLT .· ID!Aitllli Hi W a Be~utiful. CQllection Like This! ' v ,.• ' I .' •• t V~· r ona '"""'Am IIIIIIIIIIIAII- . AVAILABLE ON ANY AND ALL MERCHANDISE. ; ' Ul!KittGirllllllt , TfttiRtVWSTERLK5545 ltlutlfuUy crafttd in authtl'ltlt Early Amtrictn 1tyHna. from 1tnulrit mtplt vtnttn tnlf !GIN Of MAllTINSV/IlF IUP!I·IEifllllll 1111/tttlf LioprltCbosl ' $209 seiKt hlr~woodl, !Uitll mlllll Triploor...., 30 COLOR TV'S Mirror .~. e Cf1A1RS, All Styles and". Colors IN STOCK! You'll knowl\tlatwe m!llln the momentyoti see til& magnificent blend of graceful · French detailing and elegant Italian design irr this Impressive new collet:!lon for dining and bedrooms! Because this Is the kind of furniture your favorite magalfnes recommend. The kind that reflects a subtle blending of tradition-rich design influences. The kind that makes decorating a delight with its out-of·tht><>rdinaty pieces •.. and everyday living a pleasure with its ' extraordinal)l provisions for extra stoi'age. We show the dining and bedrooms In two finishes ••• a mellow cherty'f!llitwood finiSh or a gold..triped entique wh)le'VIith ·' fruitwood finish tops both crafted of slilect cherl)l solids and veneers. See them both ... and star I planning a llllcationfrom humdrum rooms with beautiful Veron~. by Ame1icaJi of Martinsville! NlahiToblo Bod Gift buying is more fun when you ioin our l CHRISTMAS SAVINGS ' ' CLUB '67 Bed $615 . Toiple D1osoer Mirror Chest Night Stond e COME IN &MAKE YOUR OWN ., DEAL WHILE SELEOIONS ARE GREAT Santa's Coming·· FixwUp For The .Holidaysl e R4DIOS, AM & FM e EL£CTRIC BLANKETS & REGULAR BLANKETS ' WE'VE A NICE CHOICE OF BLACK-&WHllf TV'S Prien • Sofa Throw Cushions e MIRRORS e PICTURES e DESKS e HASSOCKS e BEDSPREADS . etHROW RUGS e LAMPS, All Types COFFEE, STEP I TABLES COCKTAIL St.,rt A t - - - SEE THEM 'TODAYI • WIDE SELICttON Of ADMIRAL STEREOS: ) ' Come In this week for everything you'll need in the way of materillls for your Hoiida y Flx·Up Caf)'lfl'ign. In addition to sup- . ply, '9. materiels, we will .be happy to give ·'"'U sound, easy-t~follow 'how to do It' · advice . . . . advice th~ will save time, , troul'•· &nd mq,ney. ' ' •.c• ' '. I . •• t ·eWqll Ptpqu" ' • Early American Accessories < ·_~jl ; ' .I Convenient •nd lnterest.cR•tes Are The LoWest. Up To1wo Year. To.f,h f• .· . '' . i · 1~.' your dleck. \ ' ' The First National Bank G•lllpolls, Ohio • fll 8 P.M. · 1· UNTIL •:.,\~ ' <.- MONDAY NIGHTS ' ..2 SICO,.D AVI .. ~~~$ • il . ' ,Y , .. ·:pallipolls; Ohio ,. .., OU!tt.tft~i~AS. lAY·A ., I (Of Gallipolis, Ohio) Third et-Oiive Street ' . Larry's WAYS,I b·E. ' ' ' . ' OPEN ' FRIDAY$ " Creclit, :J, you wish. Next November you'll reatiw '. OPEtf. ; ·...... ·Shop With Confidence' Ylh;;; Money's ready when you need itl Just deposit an.amount weekly, every two weeks or however ~ 'l.'t~.~!''• '· ' ., '" ~'"·'~-·. · Ph.' 446-1830 ., ' 111. . ' t"' <~· ' �' ' ••• , ~);. \ •• ':'. .. .... , ' · SHOPPING·rt·ps ! I . .• t '. - . ~ ,,, ,;;·• :· '. ' ... Juvenile<C. eult··· . '" ' Judges Begiq:.: -•' ' . • ' For Glamorous _, ·,, ·' ' . I ~ .... \ • inks avy, Cadell possession on their own ulllmare destination for much of The Cadets stormed 7S yards! up. ·uP! Sporlf Writer 42. the military personnel on the in just siX plays after the Navy threatened ~' llf> 1 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Lindell hit Terry Young with fielo as well as in the stands, opening kickoff with Jarvis JICOrele81 dllrd t!eriOd ' Ciiuc~ Jarvis raced 49 yards to a 42-yard touchdown pass and was forgotten lor the moment dashing the lui 411 around his linebacker Jim BeYUIS • 3COre in the third minute of then brought the Cadets back •s Army charged back in the left end altA!r tucking Lindell'• <>.pled a Cartwrigbl jiiU .play and ocr ambling Steve downfleld where he cltma•ed a lour til period to end its best pitcbout ·under hto arm. Lindell Army 10 to stop one march ! Lindell hurled two touchdown Sl-yard march with a 23-yard season since 1958 with eight ' converted for a HI lead. Clarke blocked a t7-yard !!~E.~; yln the final period scoring strike to Carl Woessner. victories and two defeats. Navy That lasted until Navy took goal attempt by Olurdl to IIIli to give Army a 20-7 Jarvis scored at Z:37 of the finished ~. over on liB 30 afrer a secoad the other. If'. over Navy· before a first period from 49 yards out In The 14 Cadet seniors on the period punt and wheeled 70 That blocked llelcl · gclll, _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___::.:....__ _ __ _ .:._ roaring throng of 102,000 who a,stunning sweep around his left squad wound up not once ~ards in eight plays. Cartwright received bY ~ Gora 011 ~ Ire(i.ard· the service classic as end on a pitchout from Lindell tasting defeat against Navy. mixed key passes with short Army 4%, touched off a qulCIIj8., , football's No. 1 spec- as Army rolled 73 yards with Aimy won in 1964 and tied 7-7 a runs by Terry Murray. Cart- yard !OUI'j)Iay drive wta . the opening kickoff. year ago. This victory gave the wright hit Taylor for 20 yards tindell passing tlie last 42 ::jo Tied 7-7 at halftime and with But N&vy's John Cartwright, C•dets a lead in the ancient and then 11. He connecled with Your.g. c. . a repeat of last year's tie a whose passes kept Cadet series of 32-~. Mike Clark for 19 and a first The next tlme Army had' jlljl' . dIstinct posslbUity, Liadell defenders hustling all afternoon, Just as a year ago, Army down on Army's 10. ball Lindell. drove the BOSTON (IJPII - Ace Holy ble pfayer, .the second time he captured the trophy In the 63ope? the game in the produced the typing touchdown stunned to Midshipmen witb a On .third down, the nifty yards, Including a Ill-yard ·)IMII Crn"' quarterback Jaok Lentz has won tlie award. He captur- year history of the rivalry be- foorth penod after llncllacker In the second penod on a seven- quick touchdown only to s~n- junior quarterback from Sharon to Mark Hamilton, and one.Dl,P . pasbed 39 Y*rds .ID end Perel ed J1 as a sophomore two years tween the two Jesuit colleges Townsend Clark blocked a 47- yard pass to his favorite target, de~ a tally In the second period Hills, Pa., Dipped a seven-yard to Young, betore throwiDtl 1lfii Ktmener wllh 70 seoondb 're- , lliO ,but did not play as a jun. Lentz launched the · fleld goal attempt by Rob Taylor. and leave the service rivals strike to Taylor in the end zone 21-yanl scoring strike to malolng Satunla) tD give Holy 1<. because of a knee Injury. drive.from his own 20 with John Church t. give the The war In VIet Nam, det~dlocked at halftime. and Church convertea to tie It ner. .;~ a 32-26 upset victory over •lfis .MVP ·award marki!d the six Including the . traditional riVal Boston College. llrst time 011e player has twJce shot to . Klinener. I 1 . . 0.IYC . ross . .U . Pset s BOSt 0n H <:Jde"-"' .. W• C•<>S~ 1 pas~ Lentz, who ran for t wo tDurhdowns had passed for an- . 0-IPr. led the Crusaders to a l 19-G first quarter leau but wu henched by a shoulder injury while Boston College fought back ror a 211-lt hair time edge. n te . :va Of ·supe.r Bowl To Be Determined NOTICE WE SURE THINK SO! WE'VE MOVED TO OUR NEW AND MODERN DEALERSHIP I . By STEVB SNIDER ems 8 $ well as many personal ! ~k for the UL ( so that they are in opgroomms and health appliances ' er s Loboratory) approval tag erating order when needed.. arto t• verywllt:o r t' ll' choose fron1. !on the a~ph~n~E" and on the 1 Tenon coating will continue to How pracUC'al tney are. once ~rd .. This mdicates th~ appli- 1appear on more ite ms. It is i they art rl!rnoved from 1h e i nee IS safe for the use It was now being used on pressure gift wrapp1ng. depends upon the 1 ---·--~ cookers to glamorize an appli-. use they are given. To be enjoy- Christma! Part i ance that should have more : "The basic reason for tbis ed, an appliance must be u.eful. S h d l d Y 8 appeal for speedy meal prep-: affair is the utter failure of aration bv the working home- ' . C e u e Dec. 4th the governor of this state to Wbether you are buying a I maker · I 1 provide, under a law he pro. Ei.rt for yourself or your best The de~cons and d.eacone~ses One .company will soon be in fnend. you will want to rollow ~I the M~ddleport First Umted test marketing its new line gof THE MAN who refeh•es a moted, adequate facilities. for certain guides to obtain the ' resbyter~an Church made pull-apart life-long electric lie Ibis Christmas should the tretitment and rehabllltation best return in satisfaction from i ~ans for a ChriStmas party for housewares which they s eli]M!elto find II as brightly of juvenile delinquents," Whit. yOUr investment. it· e Me1gs County Infirmary re- will never, never need servi:: . busy as 1 trlmm.ed tree. In latch said. Consider appearanre. You will sJdents last week at the church. Yes marketing of household tbe Mr. John tolleetton, want the appliance to be appro-• The party was planned for eleci,rics will continue to ceo- muted prints, Paisleys, geo- cooked, chilled artichokes. Mix pnate in design ~nd .bea uty for , ~c. 4 and named to the com- ter on the consumer. Manufac- :ee::ftn~n~~ro;e~~:d 1~ cups of mayonnaise with 1 t~e P.lace where 1t' Wi ll be used m.Jttee for refreshments and turers are determining consum- to stand out wllh dlstine· (i ounce) can of tomato paste, Stze ~~ !mportant and so is gifts were Mrs. Edward Burkett er wants - and they say there don. 1 tablespoon of chopped olives ~onstruction . · :~d ~rs . Tom .Kelly. A ;,pecial is an important distinction be· - - -- - - and II teaspoon of dried tarraAn . appliance should be sub· fer~ng ror ~o hday projects for tween "wants" and "needs." gon leaves. Cl1ill several hours ARTICHOKE SAUCE ~tantw.l and bal anced to stand ·" ~ut-ms and mfirmary residents 1 They are going to provide to blend flavors. Makes about fi rmly and (.'Venly, wtthour dan· v.t.ll bf> t~ ken at the Dec. 4 wor- products to fill those "wants " I Nicoise sauce is good with12Y• cups. ger. of tipping. Check for sharp ~ shtp servJce With Vincent Dqoo, :You, the consumer, will p~y 1 ed,[..e beca use crms tnwU'lr~ 1:· r~ Russell .Lyons and Paul Hap- . your money and mak e y 0 u r late~ to cle~ning. You will find · tonstall m charge. ' choice. The decision, wi se or ~h e lmmersJblf' appliances 11as-: foolish, depends upon you. ''r to handle for cleaning. REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Whe n we th i~k of portable : Mrs. Victoria Stacey, MiddleHOLTERS ENTERTAIN j ~p~h~ nc es we thmk of mobility.1port, who has been a patient Mr. and Mrs. Roy Httlter 1 l his IS o~e of their ~J:es t fea. l m a Ravenna Hospital, has /1 tert ained a group of relatives 1 t,ures, so tf you . are gomg to t> een moved to the horne of with a dinner Thanksgivi:lg 1 larry the appltanre }'OU will lhe.r daughter, before being ad- their home, Chester Road I want to check ttJe handle or !mit~ to an Akron hospital for Guests were Mrs. Homer Hoi~ 1 ha ndles. Many of the sktlle ts iP<lSSJble surgery. Frien ds may ! ter, Chester Road ; Mr. and Mrll 1 or fry-pans have two handles. remember her with cards sent R!>bert Thompson and 50 n · These are easier to lift and lo Mrs. Robert Snyder 8784 Fred and George M R carry when filled with hot food. ,State Route 44, Ravenn~. Ohio Thompson and M;s ; : ttie L1ds speed cooking time and 44266. Mrs. Stacey's daughter of Pomeroy · ~re~·ent spattering. Lids should Mrs. Fred Riggs, of Darwin' . lit snug and true. Double check !has entered the Gallipolis Med:I GIVE TURKEY DINNER I ltds of sq.uare-corner~ items for : ical Center for observati n:1 and j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichin er a sure fit. Domed hds allow lreatment. · entertained with a !;n-1 f'Xtra space for large quantity 1 ner Thanksgiving at their roasts, etc. ! BETHEL 112 TO MEET Mulberry Height,' Present Any feet on an applia nce 1 Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- Mr and Mrs Re~ O'B · .<liould be heat resistant, smooth : tional Order of Job's Daugh-1wa;t Mr a~d M s Al~;en, :md non-marrmg to prole.<ct ters .w•'II attend worshjp serv-'1mger, _ ' r · Mrs.n Max and· Mr. and furnttur Th h e. ey should be bigb Ices m a group today at the ' Eichinger and Becky Jo I ~noug to allow adequate air Middleport Baptist church.; Pomeroy; the host and hostess ' _pace beneath the appliance for iMembers are to meet in front Iand daughters. Paula June and ,of church at 10 a.m. ' Tamara. I .. ·. ~ ·" Juvenile Court Judge Walter Whitlatch, association presldont, has siarllid the campaign b~ mailing out some S,OOO Invitations to a seminar on the Western Reserve Universicampus here on Dec. 10. Underwrit· 1 charged . ··, ' CLEVELAljl) (UPn .:. The Chio Association o1 , Juvenile (;ourt Judges will begin ,a 1;8111· paign Dec. to to. imProve the , "totally inadequa(e" .lreah\'enl centers In Obio lOr th~ rehabll" . itation of juvenile delinquents. 1 .. I Seminar Plans· BY PAT GLASS Con!ro' 1 should be easy to deSigned . Exl A& for. • ~':i:o~e Economies read, reach, arid mampuiato. l Read and be sure you under· I About tb' . """ely ,<!specially when the appliance IS stand all tags, labels and IS time I) year you in operation. Markings should ' erating instructions 'Look see ~any glamarous, :'imall. be dur.able so they won't wear i the guarantee. . , electnc or portable appliances oft. A signal light is a real ad· j You will find many more ! on d display. They ?re popular , vaniage. Check its position to cordless appliances this year : an practwal gift Items. l be sure il is not bidden by a , These have to be plugged int~ i Convenience and culinary It· ' handle or knob. i outlets td keep the battenes ~ 'l . \ . .. GFiat 1100-R Sedan Every tamlly man II lllterested Ill safely when he drives. And FIAT 11ot).R,sedan gives hllll 1n0re safely teatura11110 extra cost than any other car. Features like: Front disc brakee. tndependGntly fused head and taillights. Windshield washers. Safety steering coluiM Padded sunvisors. 4-way emergency llasher ayst11111. Aft<i many more. ;IH tiN ltl/fllout FIAT 1100-R TODAY••• DRI'IE IT ll'iAYI 1 PLANNED FOR YOU · ON UPPER RT. 7 Smith Buick ~ 7 Site CASTING A GIANT'S SHADOW • Georgia Tech Upset · Lonl2, a .... tor f~m BaltJ.I . more, ran 10 and nine yards anA passed w end Tom Haley fo- Z9 yards be/ore the game· wtr.ntng connection. K\mener, a senior from Arlington, :.· leaped high at the Boston i•ge ,elght-yara l~1e to grab NEW YORK (UP!) - The date and site of the Super wtnmng pa<S and dragged two Bowl confrontation between the National and American Eagle defenders acros& the Football League champions will be determined this week gnal line for Jl~ winning score. ,wheb the first meeting of the merged leagues convenes Lo · h , m New York Monday. ntz, w 0 ran 1or 42 yards Of paramount importance to - - - - -- - - - - and passed lor J84 more. was . named tlle .~me's most valuaof both circuits are of kicking for a omgle extra attendant to what J:>Oint or crossing the goal will be tile most on lout or in the air as In '' ''•11f••v•------ll!l lbaiiY·IKJOed professional football collegiate ranks, fo; two. ev.er pins the mechanics NFL allows only one point the first common draft be- conversions after TD's, no rna~ the leagues. 1ter how achieved. The entire merger situation i The leagues must decide be reviewed and refined, i which rule to adopt. not only In but there are a nwnber of the Super Bowl but when ' _ . .'"II!!!~,.,----1 on the agenda. exhibition play bei)nsl ,_.._ 10 n-~Among III topics to be · - ........ baled are: By Ollitlll·flrelt lllerUiiollal - 'ltie championship game :Eul the Army :JD Na9!' 7 leaaues. HQiy Cross 112 Boat Coli 26 - The common draft ;· ' ' ...... ..,.. .. , Saturday's G~idScores SMITH'S FIAT SALES & . SERVICE I Milt Abovt Tht Sllvtr Brldgtln Kllllutllo 0. ..... r '·(.·. -·· -~\i ,.,·Cine •.,._ . Ga· 2S. Ga T VIIIIDia r4 3S llo Car 10 II Nor Car 14 So Melb II~llall 0 Pro staildings ' )' t: .' Qua\\ty No.' Produc.t • DON'T FORGET THE EXCITING Best Service Salesmen H wiD pay you to buy a Chovroltl or Otdomolollt fi'OID · ul be~ween now · and .ll... + Mlb. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ' CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME ONLY ~IICPUNT on aU untts. Don't foraet your FRII TIC• " on the new Chevrolet ,. KITS pletlired at left tO be given llej!. 24tb,:at 3 P.M, No ss.9s -ry , Whilo Thoy LISt • . p~bue requlied. NOTICII · I( you aro thO lueky wJnner • AIJ,STAJl. ·~· . .of'.lhls lllr at left and you !•I !I#ve iireadJ ·~urehued I ,, • :• M.ll<: '~ar ,.. from w between · ~· . . . .. ' ' .-••'N ··~t Dec. 241)1. We wl~ · y~u1 ~~jt lqr It on 7•Vr · , ' 60 lncheo latl to be given away Dee. 24th. .ear• ,:' ·t.v.:-:·.1. . 1 Come tn, su bim and re&fst.er, no purcb18f required. GALLIPOLIS Second Ave, ' CHE ROLET ~ - · .; .. ·' . !·, ~ . .. l• �' ' ••• , ~);. \ •• ':'. .. .... , ' · SHOPPING·rt·ps ! I . .• t '. - . ~ ,,, ,;;·• :· '. ' ... Juvenile<C. eult··· . '" ' Judges Begiq:.: -•' ' . • ' For Glamorous _, ·,, ·' ' . I ~ .... \ • inks avy, Cadell possession on their own ulllmare destination for much of The Cadets stormed 7S yards! up. ·uP! Sporlf Writer 42. the military personnel on the in just siX plays after the Navy threatened ~' llf> 1 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Lindell hit Terry Young with fielo as well as in the stands, opening kickoff with Jarvis JICOrele81 dllrd t!eriOd ' Ciiuc~ Jarvis raced 49 yards to a 42-yard touchdown pass and was forgotten lor the moment dashing the lui 411 around his linebacker Jim BeYUIS • 3COre in the third minute of then brought the Cadets back •s Army charged back in the left end altA!r tucking Lindell'• <>.pled a Cartwrigbl jiiU .play and ocr ambling Steve downfleld where he cltma•ed a lour til period to end its best pitcbout ·under hto arm. Lindell Army 10 to stop one march ! Lindell hurled two touchdown Sl-yard march with a 23-yard season since 1958 with eight ' converted for a HI lead. Clarke blocked a t7-yard !!~E.~; yln the final period scoring strike to Carl Woessner. victories and two defeats. Navy That lasted until Navy took goal attempt by Olurdl to IIIli to give Army a 20-7 Jarvis scored at Z:37 of the finished ~. over on liB 30 afrer a secoad the other. If'. over Navy· before a first period from 49 yards out In The 14 Cadet seniors on the period punt and wheeled 70 That blocked llelcl · gclll, _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___::.:....__ _ __ _ .:._ roaring throng of 102,000 who a,stunning sweep around his left squad wound up not once ~ards in eight plays. Cartwright received bY ~ Gora 011 ~ Ire(i.ard· the service classic as end on a pitchout from Lindell tasting defeat against Navy. mixed key passes with short Army 4%, touched off a qulCIIj8., , football's No. 1 spec- as Army rolled 73 yards with Aimy won in 1964 and tied 7-7 a runs by Terry Murray. Cart- yard !OUI'j)Iay drive wta . the opening kickoff. year ago. This victory gave the wright hit Taylor for 20 yards tindell passing tlie last 42 ::jo Tied 7-7 at halftime and with But N&vy's John Cartwright, C•dets a lead in the ancient and then 11. He connecled with Your.g. c. . a repeat of last year's tie a whose passes kept Cadet series of 32-~. Mike Clark for 19 and a first The next tlme Army had' jlljl' . dIstinct posslbUity, Liadell defenders hustling all afternoon, Just as a year ago, Army down on Army's 10. ball Lindell. drove the BOSTON (IJPII - Ace Holy ble pfayer, .the second time he captured the trophy In the 63ope? the game in the produced the typing touchdown stunned to Midshipmen witb a On .third down, the nifty yards, Including a Ill-yard ·)IMII Crn"' quarterback Jaok Lentz has won tlie award. He captur- year history of the rivalry be- foorth penod after llncllacker In the second penod on a seven- quick touchdown only to s~n- junior quarterback from Sharon to Mark Hamilton, and one.Dl,P . pasbed 39 Y*rds .ID end Perel ed J1 as a sophomore two years tween the two Jesuit colleges Townsend Clark blocked a 47- yard pass to his favorite target, de~ a tally In the second period Hills, Pa., Dipped a seven-yard to Young, betore throwiDtl 1lfii Ktmener wllh 70 seoondb 're- , lliO ,but did not play as a jun. Lentz launched the · fleld goal attempt by Rob Taylor. and leave the service rivals strike to Taylor in the end zone 21-yanl scoring strike to malolng Satunla) tD give Holy 1<. because of a knee Injury. drive.from his own 20 with John Church t. give the The war In VIet Nam, det~dlocked at halftime. and Church convertea to tie It ner. .;~ a 32-26 upset victory over •lfis .MVP ·award marki!d the six Including the . traditional riVal Boston College. llrst time 011e player has twJce shot to . Klinener. I 1 . . 0.IYC . ross . .U . Pset s BOSt 0n H <:Jde"-"' .. W• C•<>S~ 1 pas~ Lentz, who ran for t wo tDurhdowns had passed for an- . 0-IPr. led the Crusaders to a l 19-G first quarter leau but wu henched by a shoulder injury while Boston College fought back ror a 211-lt hair time edge. n te . :va Of ·supe.r Bowl To Be Determined NOTICE WE SURE THINK SO! WE'VE MOVED TO OUR NEW AND MODERN DEALERSHIP I . By STEVB SNIDER ems 8 $ well as many personal ! ~k for the UL ( so that they are in opgroomms and health appliances ' er s Loboratory) approval tag erating order when needed.. arto t• verywllt:o r t' ll' choose fron1. !on the a~ph~n~E" and on the 1 Tenon coating will continue to How pracUC'al tney are. once ~rd .. This mdicates th~ appli- 1appear on more ite ms. It is i they art rl!rnoved from 1h e i nee IS safe for the use It was now being used on pressure gift wrapp1ng. depends upon the 1 ---·--~ cookers to glamorize an appli-. use they are given. To be enjoy- Christma! Part i ance that should have more : "The basic reason for tbis ed, an appliance must be u.eful. S h d l d Y 8 appeal for speedy meal prep-: affair is the utter failure of aration bv the working home- ' . C e u e Dec. 4th the governor of this state to Wbether you are buying a I maker · I 1 provide, under a law he pro. Ei.rt for yourself or your best The de~cons and d.eacone~ses One .company will soon be in fnend. you will want to rollow ~I the M~ddleport First Umted test marketing its new line gof THE MAN who refeh•es a moted, adequate facilities. for certain guides to obtain the ' resbyter~an Church made pull-apart life-long electric lie Ibis Christmas should the tretitment and rehabllltation best return in satisfaction from i ~ans for a ChriStmas party for housewares which they s eli]M!elto find II as brightly of juvenile delinquents," Whit. yOUr investment. it· e Me1gs County Infirmary re- will never, never need servi:: . busy as 1 trlmm.ed tree. In latch said. Consider appearanre. You will sJdents last week at the church. Yes marketing of household tbe Mr. John tolleetton, want the appliance to be appro-• The party was planned for eleci,rics will continue to ceo- muted prints, Paisleys, geo- cooked, chilled artichokes. Mix pnate in design ~nd .bea uty for , ~c. 4 and named to the com- ter on the consumer. Manufac- :ee::ftn~n~~ro;e~~:d 1~ cups of mayonnaise with 1 t~e P.lace where 1t' Wi ll be used m.Jttee for refreshments and turers are determining consum- to stand out wllh dlstine· (i ounce) can of tomato paste, Stze ~~ !mportant and so is gifts were Mrs. Edward Burkett er wants - and they say there don. 1 tablespoon of chopped olives ~onstruction . · :~d ~rs . Tom .Kelly. A ;,pecial is an important distinction be· - - -- - - and II teaspoon of dried tarraAn . appliance should be sub· fer~ng ror ~o hday projects for tween "wants" and "needs." gon leaves. Cl1ill several hours ARTICHOKE SAUCE ~tantw.l and bal anced to stand ·" ~ut-ms and mfirmary residents 1 They are going to provide to blend flavors. Makes about fi rmly and (.'Venly, wtthour dan· v.t.ll bf> t~ ken at the Dec. 4 wor- products to fill those "wants " I Nicoise sauce is good with12Y• cups. ger. of tipping. Check for sharp ~ shtp servJce With Vincent Dqoo, :You, the consumer, will p~y 1 ed,[..e beca use crms tnwU'lr~ 1:· r~ Russell .Lyons and Paul Hap- . your money and mak e y 0 u r late~ to cle~ning. You will find · tonstall m charge. ' choice. The decision, wi se or ~h e lmmersJblf' appliances 11as-: foolish, depends upon you. ''r to handle for cleaning. REMOVED TO HOSPITAL Whe n we th i~k of portable : Mrs. Victoria Stacey, MiddleHOLTERS ENTERTAIN j ~p~h~ nc es we thmk of mobility.1port, who has been a patient Mr. and Mrs. Roy Httlter 1 l his IS o~e of their ~J:es t fea. l m a Ravenna Hospital, has /1 tert ained a group of relatives 1 t,ures, so tf you . are gomg to t> een moved to the horne of with a dinner Thanksgivi:lg 1 larry the appltanre }'OU will lhe.r daughter, before being ad- their home, Chester Road I want to check ttJe handle or !mit~ to an Akron hospital for Guests were Mrs. Homer Hoi~ 1 ha ndles. Many of the sktlle ts iP<lSSJble surgery. Frien ds may ! ter, Chester Road ; Mr. and Mrll 1 or fry-pans have two handles. remember her with cards sent R!>bert Thompson and 50 n · These are easier to lift and lo Mrs. Robert Snyder 8784 Fred and George M R carry when filled with hot food. ,State Route 44, Ravenn~. Ohio Thompson and M;s ; : ttie L1ds speed cooking time and 44266. Mrs. Stacey's daughter of Pomeroy · ~re~·ent spattering. Lids should Mrs. Fred Riggs, of Darwin' . lit snug and true. Double check !has entered the Gallipolis Med:I GIVE TURKEY DINNER I ltds of sq.uare-corner~ items for : ical Center for observati n:1 and j Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eichin er a sure fit. Domed hds allow lreatment. · entertained with a !;n-1 f'Xtra space for large quantity 1 ner Thanksgiving at their roasts, etc. ! BETHEL 112 TO MEET Mulberry Height,' Present Any feet on an applia nce 1 Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- Mr and Mrs Re~ O'B · .<liould be heat resistant, smooth : tional Order of Job's Daugh-1wa;t Mr a~d M s Al~;en, :md non-marrmg to prole.<ct ters .w•'II attend worshjp serv-'1mger, _ ' r · Mrs.n Max and· Mr. and furnttur Th h e. ey should be bigb Ices m a group today at the ' Eichinger and Becky Jo I ~noug to allow adequate air Middleport Baptist church.; Pomeroy; the host and hostess ' _pace beneath the appliance for iMembers are to meet in front Iand daughters. Paula June and ,of church at 10 a.m. ' Tamara. I .. ·. ~ ·" Juvenile Court Judge Walter Whitlatch, association presldont, has siarllid the campaign b~ mailing out some S,OOO Invitations to a seminar on the Western Reserve Universicampus here on Dec. 10. Underwrit· 1 charged . ··, ' CLEVELAljl) (UPn .:. The Chio Association o1 , Juvenile (;ourt Judges will begin ,a 1;8111· paign Dec. to to. imProve the , "totally inadequa(e" .lreah\'enl centers In Obio lOr th~ rehabll" . itation of juvenile delinquents. 1 .. I Seminar Plans· BY PAT GLASS Con!ro' 1 should be easy to deSigned . Exl A& for. • ~':i:o~e Economies read, reach, arid mampuiato. l Read and be sure you under· I About tb' . """ely ,<!specially when the appliance IS stand all tags, labels and IS time I) year you in operation. Markings should ' erating instructions 'Look see ~any glamarous, :'imall. be dur.able so they won't wear i the guarantee. . , electnc or portable appliances oft. A signal light is a real ad· j You will find many more ! on d display. They ?re popular , vaniage. Check its position to cordless appliances this year : an practwal gift Items. l be sure il is not bidden by a , These have to be plugged int~ i Convenience and culinary It· ' handle or knob. i outlets td keep the battenes ~ 'l . \ . .. GFiat 1100-R Sedan Every tamlly man II lllterested Ill safely when he drives. And FIAT 11ot).R,sedan gives hllll 1n0re safely teatura11110 extra cost than any other car. Features like: Front disc brakee. tndependGntly fused head and taillights. Windshield washers. Safety steering coluiM Padded sunvisors. 4-way emergency llasher ayst11111. Aft<i many more. ;IH tiN ltl/fllout FIAT 1100-R TODAY••• DRI'IE IT ll'iAYI 1 PLANNED FOR YOU · ON UPPER RT. 7 Smith Buick ~ 7 Site CASTING A GIANT'S SHADOW • Georgia Tech Upset · Lonl2, a .... tor f~m BaltJ.I . more, ran 10 and nine yards anA passed w end Tom Haley fo- Z9 yards be/ore the game· wtr.ntng connection. K\mener, a senior from Arlington, :.· leaped high at the Boston i•ge ,elght-yara l~1e to grab NEW YORK (UP!) - The date and site of the Super wtnmng pa<S and dragged two Bowl confrontation between the National and American Eagle defenders acros& the Football League champions will be determined this week gnal line for Jl~ winning score. ,wheb the first meeting of the merged leagues convenes Lo · h , m New York Monday. ntz, w 0 ran 1or 42 yards Of paramount importance to - - - - -- - - - - and passed lor J84 more. was . named tlle .~me's most valuaof both circuits are of kicking for a omgle extra attendant to what J:>Oint or crossing the goal will be tile most on lout or in the air as In '' ''•11f••v•------ll!l lbaiiY·IKJOed professional football collegiate ranks, fo; two. ev.er pins the mechanics NFL allows only one point the first common draft be- conversions after TD's, no rna~ the leagues. 1ter how achieved. The entire merger situation i The leagues must decide be reviewed and refined, i which rule to adopt. not only In but there are a nwnber of the Super Bowl but when ' _ . .'"II!!!~,.,----1 on the agenda. exhibition play bei)nsl ,_.._ 10 n-~Among III topics to be · - ........ baled are: By Ollitlll·flrelt lllerUiiollal - 'ltie championship game :Eul the Army :JD Na9!' 7 leaaues. HQiy Cross 112 Boat Coli 26 - The common draft ;· ' ' ...... ..,.. .. , Saturday's G~idScores SMITH'S FIAT SALES & . SERVICE I Milt Abovt Tht Sllvtr Brldgtln Kllllutllo 0. ..... r '·(.·. -·· -~\i ,.,·Cine •.,._ . Ga· 2S. Ga T VIIIIDia r4 3S llo Car 10 II Nor Car 14 So Melb II~llall 0 Pro staildings ' )' t: .' Qua\\ty No.' Produc.t • DON'T FORGET THE EXCITING Best Service Salesmen H wiD pay you to buy a Chovroltl or Otdomolollt fi'OID · ul be~ween now · and .ll... + Mlb. SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ' CHEVROLET ROAD RALLY GAME ONLY ~IICPUNT on aU untts. Don't foraet your FRII TIC• " on the new Chevrolet ,. KITS pletlired at left tO be given llej!. 24tb,:at 3 P.M, No ss.9s -ry , Whilo Thoy LISt • . p~bue requlied. NOTICII · I( you aro thO lueky wJnner • AIJ,STAJl. ·~· . .of'.lhls lllr at left and you !•I !I#ve iireadJ ·~urehued I ,, • :• M.ll<: '~ar ,.. from w between · ~· . . . .. ' ' .-••'N ··~t Dec. 241)1. We wl~ · y~u1 ~~jt lqr It on 7•Vr · , ' 60 lncheo latl to be given away Dee. 24th. .ear• ,:' ·t.v.:-:·.1. . 1 Come tn, su bim and re&fst.er, no purcb18f required. GALLIPOLIS Second Ave, ' CHE ROLET ~ - · .; .. ·' . !·, ~ . .. l• �f·· I (i~ ' Nov. - .\J ·' • 19GI ...,,!. • . ~ :·Sp~:eadirw, Joy ·Around the House '' fl d< A Sincere ''Thank You" Is Extended To DREAM GIFTS VARY with lhe drumer. Cordless eletlrie bile (lelt) has serrated blades aud pointed tip lo alice rlgbl up 1o boae oa steaks a11d roasts. Cborging eoalllllt also slores a hardwood cuUing board. House· wife meonwhDe, wor1111 lo refrlgerotor-lreezer lhol reqDJ.., no defrolliag. The 18.8 eublt fool model h11 u aato-lllllceiDiker aud storage for up to eight poWldl Meigs ,.; Counlians For Tho Confidence Expr~IOd In Thf .. Present leadership of the Ropubhcan Party ·,, Through Voles AI Tho Poll• on November 8th. ..., or Jet cube•. For tofte buffs ~1'• •• automatic eolee maker (lop rigbl) wllb au aaodbed 8nlsh Ia turquoise blue or auluma broau. A minl·brew basket Is lor two or three eups and a luger basket t" for three to nine c:"Ups. ne rar enthuaJalt, meanwhUe, isn't. overlooked wllb a (bollom right) bullerllr opening lntector S<oop E. E. FOLLROD ,.. air dHDer. -:wa word about the coming weather ifni! ~pays to put your root in il.... if it isn't sno'Wing. WATERPROOF '· COSSACK 1Vf')Fro·M:.E~ LIVE r:HRCHJGH . ' -. . '~ •• f ·. ' :·pr .,~/ Jvt ' ! ·, • THE YENIS '" · . ~l .' ,• • TIGRESS ... sculptured II black or brown leather with . ..C,#ill:llillg. -, .. ' .·It ·, ' I • Fur lined for extra warmth . · Completely waterprool .. , non . skid . :e;. 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PrltCIIIIIII·JewtiH IMUIIIIftt $12,.tf ,. t .,. '• .•• 2 ' ' . ... -. ' Gilllpolls, -~ · '-· .._,._ o. OfiEN 'ttL 1P ,. <I P.M. O.llpollt, OI!Jo •I•"' �f·· I (i~ ' Nov. - .\J ·' • 19GI ...,,!. • . ~ :·Sp~:eadirw, Joy ·Around the House '' fl d< A Sincere ''Thank You" Is Extended To DREAM GIFTS VARY with lhe drumer. Cordless eletlrie bile (lelt) has serrated blades aud pointed tip lo alice rlgbl up 1o boae oa steaks a11d roasts. Cborging eoalllllt also slores a hardwood cuUing board. House· wife meonwhDe, wor1111 lo refrlgerotor-lreezer lhol reqDJ.., no defrolliag. The 18.8 eublt fool model h11 u aato-lllllceiDiker aud storage for up to eight poWldl Meigs ,.; Counlians For Tho Confidence Expr~IOd In Thf .. Present leadership of the Ropubhcan Party ·,, Through Voles AI Tho Poll• on November 8th. ..., or Jet cube•. For tofte buffs ~1'• •• automatic eolee maker (lop rigbl) wllb au aaodbed 8nlsh Ia turquoise blue or auluma broau. A minl·brew basket Is lor two or three eups and a luger basket t" for three to nine c:"Ups. ne rar enthuaJalt, meanwhUe, isn't. overlooked wllb a (bollom right) bullerllr opening lntector S<oop E. E. FOLLROD ,.. air dHDer. -:wa word about the coming weather ifni! ~pays to put your root in il.... if it isn't sno'Wing. WATERPROOF '· COSSACK 1Vf')Fro·M:.E~ LIVE r:HRCHJGH . ' -. . '~ •• f ·. ' :·pr .,~/ Jvt ' ! ·, • THE YENIS '" · . ~l .' ,• • TIGRESS ... sculptured II black or brown leather with . ..C,#ill:llillg. -, .. ' .·It ·, ' I • Fur lined for extra warmth . · Completely waterprool .. , non . skid . :e;. Looks t:k< · leather. , -;.q..,..,......, ~ ........ ,, Want A '., New ·Kitchen For The Holidays? CALL US . FOR HIM OR '' FOR HER ' TEXAN ... slmui~l~ top AT lacing. Guaranteed waterproof •• , warm, fluffy lning. CHRISTMAS . '899 e BOXING GLOVES e e Football Helmets - Shoes TIME NOW I Bicyc~es e Toaster e Coffee Tricycles · Wagons Maker ~ Bro'll!se-a-Boot e ELtmiC Grained leather beauty in black and bronze. Easy-on ei.RONS with full lenJIIh zipper. And All Wheel Goods SKIWT Items. BRANDS YOU KNOW Shop Quaker State Now For(hristmas. WHY WAITt . ~ . . . . Jlllljilc Wllh . . . ......! ..... ,.,.. . ,...,. ....,., .... 11 ... ilooi ..,.adiJ 'q • •• • .t dr" '' 't• ..wcr.. 1 : aaftN USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN CONVENIENT BUDGET TERMS • DAKOTA ••• tot to kntt ' . protection. Easy on with fuiJ length Iipper, wannly lined for aH-wuthfr co...,. fort. .. 1• ~ ' . ',.' ~BoN se;,_, mCrn'l&ne Ieafher . ' WIMIJlNMII - llitlnttlvt ttytlnl phn IIIIJICI 'ffl~~ ,oot•. shGeNt•letaat c-. .tlructlon. PrltCIIIIIII·JewtiH IMUIIIIftt $12,.tf ,. t .,. '• .•• 2 ' ' . ... -. ' Gilllpolls, -~ · '-· .._,._ o. OfiEN 'ttL 1P ,. <I P.M. O.llpollt, OI!Jo •I•"' �~ ,, f' ,. ' 0 > ., ' ) lj ~ "' .' Th S d e un ay Tl Tues. S t . I S d N'o'· 27 1966- 17 and he hill be~n (lead tor 10 yun. Coin., an d t d:au.ht.r, Mn. Mill mes- en me ' un ay, v , ' A IJro•.her an(l ~ister are di!Ctaud. A Snyder. of StellbtiiVIIJt. Jt. brother. WEEK'S WEATHER wd 11 Week,SROundUp ' ; ~ , wn~e: epbt~w ami 1-11·o areat nephew• are bltl' Oo! IY •u rviVOl'll. She wu a membu ol Grace Cb.urcb. Senlcu will beMeUlodt.Q held a& 2 p, m . BuD· dn at MJUer• Hpmtl for FuuraJa and t>ml11 l wlll bo In PIIWI Strer-t c~m41· BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL· EST ATE . DEATHS, MARRIAGES ""· . IIRTHI Of!: Mu. wrlaNt Ann sttnrs, a :,.1',1· lunda' _ Mr. and Mn. IJ:lYid Tu·J dent of 514 Seco nd Ave .• d1ed Tueadny night In n ober llo~Pital. fihe h.1d been In fJUill.l healtl'l •Jnce llfl& frac· tured a tl\11 In february J965. She woa active tn c:hun:h antl aoc:la1 al· ry Nllla 3fY, Sml(heu St GaiHpolla daUIItl~~. 1:06 a. m.• at i'lol:.:er ~~~ pltal, Clou,., or Columbut •lJo •ur- Servlctl WI~ beld 6111\Ul'daJ hom• .•. .CDlum\IUI hi Unionfuneral ClmettrJ', w:m;,; mixed makes ·a ter , ordar of Eastern s tar, 11 flO ye~r memher cf the ('hap le r, and e*'r· ! .,.ed u secretary of Galllpolia CIV•· 1\1 ~er"lc. e Commluion ror m au y vean . She waa o ilfDdu ate Of Rio (JrM Htl' ('nll,..J(f• ami taught for IU!V'· er11 l years. Nile Willi !Jorn ut 11\o Gra:a<Je, daughter uf u~e lulu John r., . and Elha!Jeth Jt~nea LewiN. ll P.r m:•rrl ageto Charle~ k . Stew.ra took plure on June n. 1911, and no died 111 • .21, tlillU. Sh•• was the la!t of ller family. ,1 nd wns preredf'd In death by fu ur lltniiH•rs ~JHI thr~e ~~~tt!rs. Mn. 8 t evers is 8urvt ved by :. son, Dr. c. uw.s st~ven, nnd four l!ramlc hllll ren vf Toh!•lo, Ea~te rn Star SPrvlrc!l were tlel ll Frld .w night and last rtll!s wl're /tel d Saturday alternoun a t the w111 , 1:h . Ha lley . Wuod l•uucrai h(lme. Utuird WliJI Jn Mound Iilli (ot'lildl!ry. Fai r I t.o da1e 1or d)' nr or ·e)JariOlirJg~ ~ 'i'f, ~'""''· for ....... bury, a Cia1Upol1a pape ba!IJer, and be died 2• yean 110. Her aecood marriage wu to Noab Bow~a on Oct. 12. 19•il. at Pomeroy. He turvh·e•.· Mn. Bowen Wll!ll a member of DauJblPI'I of America, and the Metbodltt C IH~~ h . service~ wlll biB held al 2 p. m., Monday, at MlUer's HDme for F Un l!.falll. Rtl¥. Merlin •reet1 of Iron· ton W•JI offlelate and burial wl!l be Ill f- Ine StrCJet c;emeteey, ~---~~--·········~ ~ . PARTICIPATING IN J GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS Dl.t.THI OP WIIK Mrl, Leland W11n1ey1 Lemla~, 67, <! le rl t'~rly Stlnday mornln .11 ot her home on Rt, 2, Clll,.ahll't'. She w.u u ru•Lh·e or , M1.1s1m •·ouuty, V. . Vo .. uud w;u born a t South.!llde, duu~.:ht.er of the late St.mue l and Mary Taylor Milt Mlldrea McClure,· 62, a re1ldeftt li.an t. She 11 survlvell llJI IIOJr husband of Crown City aud teacher at Hannan Ul:tnd Lemley, 1 d aughter antl ""' " • Trace Hiih School. died Wednesday Mn. Donald Cremeens or Ch~ evenlnJ In Haber llosp!tal followin!C lh i rP, nnd Kennet h Lemley ur Clevea brief Illness. She wa1 born at. lanu . 'J'I'Iere 11re three Krandda ughters Crown City on March 19. 1904. dau ali· ami three gl'('at li:fltrttlc·)u ltlren, A bro· ter o! lhe J11te Robert and Erma thll'r, Vt'rnon Oan t . of Mltltlii'Port. llJ.Syru~ M<:Ciu rc. Sh1:1 was etlucated In au Htl r\11Yf'8. She wu 11 rruem~11 nf the Crown Cit)' ll' tlOolll, and held dei'teel l'oplar Ridge ~·rea Will HapU't fi'Dtn M:u s ha ll Univentlty and Ohio U u.rch, and lht: IMughteu of AmtorSto..te UnlVI'I'IIliY. She ha d tau1b~ for h·a uf Ky11er. i!iervJces were hdd JU yean . s1x In ellnnentacy achool8, Tut>stby <of\-emoon at l'opl l\r Rld.:11 William Winder!.. Hltlllnt, 51, dle4 and t:or Jl )'eara in hllh •chool, Servcr.ur~n and bu,rlal wu In the church lad !; unday In Columhut, Ue was Ieee were held SaturdaJ' afternoon at. cemetery under dlrecUon or the born In UalllpoiJs , 10 n of t he late Croown City Method.!Jt Cburcll. Burtlll ltawllnu • Coals Jo' unersl home. Mr. and Mrs . hank Hl!liln•. He lll wa1 In Crown City eemetery uDder survived by l.wo ~o n r, Marrl' and dJre ctlon of the F, I. SteV&l'l l"'.uuunl Chuln CUtlhaw, 41, a tftldent ol J immy, bottl ol ColumhllM, :md two Hnme, ."'he I• survhed by a aliter. tile Vlnltln rummunH;·, rl lf'ol Mumla ~ hiT•IL wr~ iln< t l'l!ur ~i~ l<·rK. rtnf' ,, 1~1n . J u;-t inn lh•ru\rl<•k• nf nurrlc ane , rnu rnln ~ nl !Ill: 11<!1111 • ul u ~l"le •· on IWiootn j ~ M 1 ·~ . J\U(\p •V ll •llk y rtf (l a iii · .I W . \l.r ., dll <l tlo1ce Ut•pllcwt. ·~ ·"''" · W Vu . HB wu~ a ·•eh-n.n uf 'r•o l•~ . So•r vl• r·~ wt•n· hr•l <l 'l'tl r\dav ,, , Vl •,riU W;,r II. Dnd !l!r~ t·<lln nn1 t; uru- ,. tolumhn !l f•'uno.>ra l homto and n urla J (. Roy Clouse, 10, o tormer r eR I· Ide nt of GalliPolis and a r e tired bulltl. P•·;itl 11rea\ r·•·. lie• wa~ :1 lll f'rn he r "' wn~ In C.n•••ol;,wrl r·t>me11'r Y. ~1r. II OK ron traelor , wtlo rf!'lli ded In rt,. \lin lun l'n~t, Am e rlcnn l..f:Ki<m. , -, ,,h ~w w; o'l hol'n at o\tJP I...- Gi ·•nt•. Mn. o~rnet Walfe, ~ I'''SidPnt flf l lnmtwq, tlit•tl 1n A no~ pitaJ tl n Wl!d1,\1 _ V• .• oo Srlpt 11, 1!1111, ~lrHI nJ8 ~J.12 fin! •\Vl' ., <lie•l · t h ro r~<l••v murn· "''" d":l' Ill' wa~ a 11:104 !lTll dU&te elf 1 '". " h.er. .\ Irs. Li lli~! Tluuno.: l~••ller~ . .itl~ m ,\le<:ltr;d !'l'n tr·r u, ,Ku ilal, wh f' r ., I Cn llla. Al'~rl••my . lie WUII . • 50 · year d!l'l1 two Jlf;r r~ a~o. lie i• 'll f'OIVFd q JJ t: !lad hl'!'n a 11"1'"" 1 r"l' ttlfee tlwrn :_er uf IJ~('rhrook Pre~hyf.e rl11n I•J· t wo ~~~ll! rf , ,\ Irs. \ ll'l fjl Oi ler or ""m ila . Sh€ waR honll ,., (!a tlipnll~. Ctlll rf l1.. 01nd an e ld e r fur 2.~ year9 a nd Lli•··•· 0 .. lllld Mr_._ Emm~ For t tie of ~d~uc hte r of th€ l~ t e J;Jntl'~ Jll(l An. su nday "'-' tl uol S\I JJermtenden t for .\1;;~no . ServiN·~ W1·re 11o.: lrl Wc•r tr.esd~ y ni" fl amla ll M 1 -Gnr~;u{h· . .<, he 1 •a8 HI Yt'OJ U. Ire al!o w~.! a me1nher of a l!ernoon at the MtCny t 'uro ... ;ol !lome em plny Pd In stvera l GullipoU~ prln(... N~w En~ land l.ud!lP of M,a~OIJ!I and ~ nd hnrl;d w~s In Vl ntrm ~ h·rm• r i" l l tlll! pMot• ~'"I twr I•"' o·rnpl.,,·ml' nl 1\nlhl('r' Exo·na nJ!I" , li e 1~ &l.lrvlved by t'~rll . w a ~a t thll !;., l llp"ll~ c;1 ;, t, ln.oti\J•lt>. h io wire . Ow forml'r f~clle C.lll~. f'lt Sit•' rmlrril'' l 11 11 ~~ -~ w, u ., In l!t:n, ( ;;oiJ ipulls, " ~un. How~rd. of Dellver, 1''' - I SHOP-A-RAMA I Free Tickets • • • • Southeastern ·Ohio's .!dOll Beautiful Fashion Center L~:.!!':!=~..'l-q \ w•• tne ~ nris-tmas season a 1 Christmas Opening and Big Parade! artmiB 7 a Jlttle fmely SOme with yMr, · Total preclpltatmn Wet!k Tempera ture, precipitation. . . ,. rl.. 62 50 l'aJ'n .17 ': tt,Js year, ., .,,,,.11 inches. . last ly sweeter tha'n.I ~ weather conditions for each u,. Sat. . 42 Rain ~ ytar 40.23 inchP.s. ' &nd much less 01 Y· 46 te t [g only 13 6 per hour period as recorded by Average high temperature for Normal average precipitation n . · ~ Pete McCormick at Fairfield the week this year - 58, last 38.40 inches. the calorie coun wit({ WP.Bther station. year 55.1. Spoorl. C?mpared D HI b Lo b I f 33 calones per ~:~~~= ay g w weat er Pree. Average ow temperatu~ or . 'lab) Sun. 50 20 Fair lthe week this year 32.2, last ww CAWRlEa) SPREAD mayonnaiSe. AvaJ e' · d I te 1 tes Whole berry cranberry sauce Mrl. 0.111 t:~nttrDur~ Iowen, U, I chopped raW onion and il N&h.lent of lt,O Flut Ave.• died in h . dl h Medkal Center IIOIPital Thunday orsera s morning utte r belna hQ1111tallied for filling or topping 21 day11, She wu oorn at CUpper e' Thurs. 'iAiiiiMliUI MARRIAGI LICINSEI Churc11, past president of \VSCS, the late Mr. and Mra. £UJa.hRood, Her Harry D. Ni!Wilerry, 215. G11lllpollt, c hoir, Put Mat.ron of Galllpoll 1 Ch an- flr•t ma n·tase wa1 to EIEa Canter- aM Donna Kay Woodyard, 19, Galli. po!ia; W11.yne E. Hlmmow. 18. !'iprlnK field, a nd Ramona .Lynn t'rlce, lD, GaJUpolhi. \ DON'T MISS OUR w. lor the with the I Totalthisprecipitation b-l•arn! 46, last ytar ,33. mayonnaise ..... 59 23 Fair Fair 64 25 67 35 ~-·-·-~G~M·~~u•·-~-.-~~ ~~ .~~~~------~~M~o~·~·--~~~~3!0~F~a~~~-!y~e~a~r-~3!4-~2~·-_ _ _ _ _ _LA~n~e~w~~~w~-~c~m~e~s!p~~~!~~~rn~s~a~~·---~~ • - , I ' ' .• If she enjoys being a girl .... and what woman doesn't . . , . you can be sure she will love a gift from Bernadine's. And you can be sure to find FOR THE KIDDJES MENS rhe gift you want from our wide selection of famous name brand labels MEN'S SUITS $\'/~~JUS she is familiar with . ... Shop with confidence at Bernadine's. bv CURLE! and SEWELL I Sc lcd a handsome nrw Su it f()r m~n at the Christm<~s list. the liJ.lJ ·of ~· uur ( ..... ,. \ $39·95--$65·00 Treasures For The MEN'S TOPCOATS I eC'ARDIGANS e SLIPOVERS STORES OPEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AT 6:30P.M. by CURLEE Choose him a warm, g(lo d lookin~ topcoat fwm fJUr wide se lection. Large Selection TIL 8P.M. GET Tomorrow Night YOUR FIRST PRIZE THIS BEAUTIFUL 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN • ·~ d ' , ~· ~ $19.98 to • I MENS JACKETS find his fav orite jac-. ket here. HE WILL LOVE OUR $3.95-$10.95 SPORT SHIRTS 'eBulky In all the Newest fabrics and collar styles ' USE OUR etAY' AWAY SHOP GALLIPOLIS ,, FOR YOUR ·cHRISTMAS ··~ ' /. -' BOYS PANTS from .......... . . ... Boys Sweaten from .... ......... l . Boys JACKETS !~• . : ............... _ Appreciated ~ '' For that added touch to accentuate any outfit, - $]-98 from .. ,., ..... :eBanlon HandlXJgs .BOYS WEAR BOYS SHIRTS Is Always :eFur Blend eTycord .,, Johnson'• M1rbt Darnbrough'• Dtpt. Store A & P Tea Comp1ny Clark's Jewelry Farmer's Hardw1re Tiny's Foodland WomeldorH & Thom1s Hdwe. Chuck Collier Service Store Evans Supermarkets, Inc. Elliott Appliance~ Ball Furniture Co. Dale's Food Ma~et SPONSORS ONL VI Commercial I Savll!ll' 81nk Fint National Bank Ohio V;nflv Bank Gift Certificate All her favorite Gifts, 3.99-7.00 $1.98to$6.00 A Sweaters and Van Heu11n No-Iron Fabrics Regular Cottons & No·lron ••••••••• and Wardrobe needs. . J by B. V.D., Shapley Many Styleo and Cqlon Hosiery $3.98 In the Newest Styles and $3.98 fallahad• YOU'LL FIND •,. Jantzen and Catalina ' · • Skirts and Sweaters, and others Dott)i Mann Sweaters Belle Sharmeer Hosie,Y Van Raalte and Womer f ........~ ....,.j $12·~· - ' ... .,_·' \;'· ,[ Ji . ~ '' .,, ' ' .(· 't' ~ ~,. ' ' .' '' . Billfolds '>.., lc!uls Relfer, Kramer 8nd Schl'lger . ••~Wil auoo~ __:·- .• ' ' I Rhapsody,!, Appel , , and others ' , ·' Cdstume lewel,Y bf '\ ;~.'' j ' Hanson Gloves · Dusters and. R91!es ~ Her Grace, Morg11n, .. Lingerie f rc ,~ ', ~- THE QUALITY NAMQ SHE IS FAMILIAR WITH SUCH AS: ~ '< .···y . \, ' ·~ .',,;_~'. .. ' To fit any ladies fancy DRESS SHIRTS ' t Blouses MfNS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS! ' L........ WOOLS and FUR FELTS GIFT CERTIFICATES ?j I ADAM HATS 10.98·24.98 Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. Allison Electric Company Quaker s..t. S.rvice Center G. C. Murphy Company (Upper Store) O'Dell Lumber Company Kroger Company Galllpoll1 Dept. Store ll'eese Furniture Suiter's Shell Service Center D1vl~oShuler Company McKnight-Davies Hdw. Thom11 Clothien G. C. Murphy Company (L~r Store) Bob EVIns Drive-In Moore'• The L,l' ... Hub length robes. A Give Your man a gift he'll wear with pride $25·00 The Style Center Empire Furniture Company Barr's Super Market Carl's Family Shoe Store Bob Evans Stealc House Dan Thomas and Son Tawney Je-lera & Studio G'allipolis Motor Company '~ntral Supply Company 'Ohio Produce Company •Price & Sons Pharmacy :liitnadlne'• Company Graceful Three-quarter and full · ~,------------------------ Jf you r< man likes e-'m!ort big, you'll 20 (Twenty) $2,777· $35.00 1__ ' •• ROBES and DUSTERS py, Give Warmth and Comfort '. Lovely Choose here a hand.. some number that will make him hap.. Wooi Blends. PURCHASE IREQUIRED 50 eExquisite styling .. lace Trimmed SPORT COAT Jh nice to be 'gifled with slacks. We ha ve a wule cho ice ·in Penna-Pre!ill, Woo ls and . ~ -~ . eGown & Peignoir Set He's Hoping For A DRESS SLACKS PLUS: Sticker Price • • • All with graceful air of under-stated _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ MENS • NO Tickets From Any Participating Merchani Boudoir elegance. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _j ~· ). w · �~ ,, f' ,. ' 0 > ., ' ) lj ~ "' .' Th S d e un ay Tl Tues. S t . I S d N'o'· 27 1966- 17 and he hill be~n (lead tor 10 yun. Coin., an d t d:au.ht.r, Mn. Mill mes- en me ' un ay, v , ' A IJro•.her an(l ~ister are di!Ctaud. A Snyder. of StellbtiiVIIJt. Jt. brother. WEEK'S WEATHER wd 11 Week,SROundUp ' ; ~ , wn~e: epbt~w ami 1-11·o areat nephew• are bltl' Oo! IY •u rviVOl'll. She wu a membu ol Grace Cb.urcb. Senlcu will beMeUlodt.Q held a& 2 p, m . BuD· dn at MJUer• Hpmtl for FuuraJa and t>ml11 l wlll bo In PIIWI Strer-t c~m41· BIRTHS, DIVORCES REAL· EST ATE . DEATHS, MARRIAGES ""· . IIRTHI Of!: Mu. wrlaNt Ann sttnrs, a :,.1',1· lunda' _ Mr. and Mn. IJ:lYid Tu·J dent of 514 Seco nd Ave .• d1ed Tueadny night In n ober llo~Pital. fihe h.1d been In fJUill.l healtl'l •Jnce llfl& frac· tured a tl\11 In february J965. She woa active tn c:hun:h antl aoc:la1 al· ry Nllla 3fY, Sml(heu St GaiHpolla daUIItl~~. 1:06 a. m.• at i'lol:.:er ~~~ pltal, Clou,., or Columbut •lJo •ur- Servlctl WI~ beld 6111\Ul'daJ hom• .•. .CDlum\IUI hi Unionfuneral ClmettrJ', w:m;,; mixed makes ·a ter , ordar of Eastern s tar, 11 flO ye~r memher cf the ('hap le r, and e*'r· ! .,.ed u secretary of Galllpolia CIV•· 1\1 ~er"lc. e Commluion ror m au y vean . She waa o ilfDdu ate Of Rio (JrM Htl' ('nll,..J(f• ami taught for IU!V'· er11 l years. Nile Willi !Jorn ut 11\o Gra:a<Je, daughter uf u~e lulu John r., . and Elha!Jeth Jt~nea LewiN. ll P.r m:•rrl ageto Charle~ k . Stew.ra took plure on June n. 1911, and no died 111 • .21, tlillU. Sh•• was the la!t of ller family. ,1 nd wns preredf'd In death by fu ur lltniiH•rs ~JHI thr~e ~~~tt!rs. Mn. 8 t evers is 8urvt ved by :. son, Dr. c. uw.s st~ven, nnd four l!ramlc hllll ren vf Toh!•lo, Ea~te rn Star SPrvlrc!l were tlel ll Frld .w night and last rtll!s wl're /tel d Saturday alternoun a t the w111 , 1:h . Ha lley . Wuod l•uucrai h(lme. Utuird WliJI Jn Mound Iilli (ot'lildl!ry. Fai r I t.o da1e 1or d)' nr or ·e)JariOlirJg~ ~ 'i'f, ~'""''· for ....... bury, a Cia1Upol1a pape ba!IJer, and be died 2• yean 110. Her aecood marriage wu to Noab Bow~a on Oct. 12. 19•il. at Pomeroy. He turvh·e•.· Mn. Bowen Wll!ll a member of DauJblPI'I of America, and the Metbodltt C IH~~ h . service~ wlll biB held al 2 p. m., Monday, at MlUer's HDme for F Un l!.falll. Rtl¥. Merlin •reet1 of Iron· ton W•JI offlelate and burial wl!l be Ill f- Ine StrCJet c;emeteey, ~---~~--·········~ ~ . PARTICIPATING IN J GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS Dl.t.THI OP WIIK Mrl, Leland W11n1ey1 Lemla~, 67, <! le rl t'~rly Stlnday mornln .11 ot her home on Rt, 2, Clll,.ahll't'. She w.u u ru•Lh·e or , M1.1s1m •·ouuty, V. . Vo .. uud w;u born a t South.!llde, duu~.:ht.er of the late St.mue l and Mary Taylor Milt Mlldrea McClure,· 62, a re1ldeftt li.an t. She 11 survlvell llJI IIOJr husband of Crown City aud teacher at Hannan Ul:tnd Lemley, 1 d aughter antl ""' " • Trace Hiih School. died Wednesday Mn. Donald Cremeens or Ch~ evenlnJ In Haber llosp!tal followin!C lh i rP, nnd Kennet h Lemley ur Clevea brief Illness. She wa1 born at. lanu . 'J'I'Iere 11re three Krandda ughters Crown City on March 19. 1904. dau ali· ami three gl'('at li:fltrttlc·)u ltlren, A bro· ter o! lhe J11te Robert and Erma thll'r, Vt'rnon Oan t . of Mltltlii'Port. llJ.Syru~ M<:Ciu rc. Sh1:1 was etlucated In au Htl r\11Yf'8. She wu 11 rruem~11 nf the Crown Cit)' ll' tlOolll, and held dei'teel l'oplar Ridge ~·rea Will HapU't fi'Dtn M:u s ha ll Univentlty and Ohio U u.rch, and lht: IMughteu of AmtorSto..te UnlVI'I'IIliY. She ha d tau1b~ for h·a uf Ky11er. i!iervJces were hdd JU yean . s1x In ellnnentacy achool8, Tut>stby <of\-emoon at l'opl l\r Rld.:11 William Winder!.. Hltlllnt, 51, dle4 and t:or Jl )'eara in hllh •chool, Servcr.ur~n and bu,rlal wu In the church lad !; unday In Columhut, Ue was Ieee were held SaturdaJ' afternoon at. cemetery under dlrecUon or the born In UalllpoiJs , 10 n of t he late Croown City Method.!Jt Cburcll. Burtlll ltawllnu • Coals Jo' unersl home. Mr. and Mrs . hank Hl!liln•. He lll wa1 In Crown City eemetery uDder survived by l.wo ~o n r, Marrl' and dJre ctlon of the F, I. SteV&l'l l"'.uuunl Chuln CUtlhaw, 41, a tftldent ol J immy, bottl ol ColumhllM, :md two Hnme, ."'he I• survhed by a aliter. tile Vlnltln rummunH;·, rl lf'ol Mumla ~ hiT•IL wr~ iln< t l'l!ur ~i~ l<·rK. rtnf' ,, 1~1n . J u;-t inn lh•ru\rl<•k• nf nurrlc ane , rnu rnln ~ nl !Ill: 11<!1111 • ul u ~l"le •· on IWiootn j ~ M 1 ·~ . J\U(\p •V ll •llk y rtf (l a iii · .I W . \l.r ., dll <l tlo1ce Ut•pllcwt. ·~ ·"''" · W Vu . HB wu~ a ·•eh-n.n uf 'r•o l•~ . So•r vl• r·~ wt•n· hr•l <l 'l'tl r\dav ,, , Vl •,riU W;,r II. Dnd !l!r~ t·<lln nn1 t; uru- ,. tolumhn !l f•'uno.>ra l homto and n urla J (. Roy Clouse, 10, o tormer r eR I· Ide nt of GalliPolis and a r e tired bulltl. P•·;itl 11rea\ r·•·. lie• wa~ :1 lll f'rn he r "' wn~ In C.n•••ol;,wrl r·t>me11'r Y. ~1r. II OK ron traelor , wtlo rf!'lli ded In rt,. \lin lun l'n~t, Am e rlcnn l..f:Ki<m. , -, ,,h ~w w; o'l hol'n at o\tJP I...- Gi ·•nt•. Mn. o~rnet Walfe, ~ I'''SidPnt flf l lnmtwq, tlit•tl 1n A no~ pitaJ tl n Wl!d1,\1 _ V• .• oo Srlpt 11, 1!1111, ~lrHI nJ8 ~J.12 fin! •\Vl' ., <lie•l · t h ro r~<l••v murn· "''" d":l' Ill' wa~ a 11:104 !lTll dU&te elf 1 '". " h.er. .\ Irs. Li lli~! Tluuno.: l~••ller~ . .itl~ m ,\le<:ltr;d !'l'n tr·r u, ,Ku ilal, wh f' r ., I Cn llla. Al'~rl••my . lie WUII . • 50 · year d!l'l1 two Jlf;r r~ a~o. lie i• 'll f'OIVFd q JJ t: !lad hl'!'n a 11"1'"" 1 r"l' ttlfee tlwrn :_er uf IJ~('rhrook Pre~hyf.e rl11n I•J· t wo ~~~ll! rf , ,\ Irs. \ ll'l fjl Oi ler or ""m ila . Sh€ waR honll ,., (!a tlipnll~. Ctlll rf l1.. 01nd an e ld e r fur 2.~ year9 a nd Lli•··•· 0 .. lllld Mr_._ Emm~ For t tie of ~d~uc hte r of th€ l~ t e J;Jntl'~ Jll(l An. su nday "'-' tl uol S\I JJermtenden t for .\1;;~no . ServiN·~ W1·re 11o.: lrl Wc•r tr.esd~ y ni" fl amla ll M 1 -Gnr~;u{h· . .<, he 1 •a8 HI Yt'OJ U. Ire al!o w~.! a me1nher of a l!ernoon at the MtCny t 'uro ... ;ol !lome em plny Pd In stvera l GullipoU~ prln(... N~w En~ land l.ud!lP of M,a~OIJ!I and ~ nd hnrl;d w~s In Vl ntrm ~ h·rm• r i" l l tlll! pMot• ~'"I twr I•"' o·rnpl.,,·ml' nl 1\nlhl('r' Exo·na nJ!I" , li e 1~ &l.lrvlved by t'~rll . w a ~a t thll !;., l llp"ll~ c;1 ;, t, ln.oti\J•lt>. h io wire . Ow forml'r f~clle C.lll~. f'lt Sit•' rmlrril'' l 11 11 ~~ -~ w, u ., In l!t:n, ( ;;oiJ ipulls, " ~un. How~rd. of Dellver, 1''' - I SHOP-A-RAMA I Free Tickets • • • • Southeastern ·Ohio's .!dOll Beautiful Fashion Center L~:.!!':!=~..'l-q \ w•• tne ~ nris-tmas season a 1 Christmas Opening and Big Parade! artmiB 7 a Jlttle fmely SOme with yMr, · Total preclpltatmn Wet!k Tempera ture, precipitation. . . ,. rl.. 62 50 l'aJ'n .17 ': tt,Js year, ., .,,,,.11 inches. . last ly sweeter tha'n.I ~ weather conditions for each u,. Sat. . 42 Rain ~ ytar 40.23 inchP.s. ' &nd much less 01 Y· 46 te t [g only 13 6 per hour period as recorded by Average high temperature for Normal average precipitation n . · ~ Pete McCormick at Fairfield the week this year - 58, last 38.40 inches. the calorie coun wit({ WP.Bther station. year 55.1. Spoorl. C?mpared D HI b Lo b I f 33 calones per ~:~~~= ay g w weat er Pree. Average ow temperatu~ or . 'lab) Sun. 50 20 Fair lthe week this year 32.2, last ww CAWRlEa) SPREAD mayonnaiSe. AvaJ e' · d I te 1 tes Whole berry cranberry sauce Mrl. 0.111 t:~nttrDur~ Iowen, U, I chopped raW onion and il N&h.lent of lt,O Flut Ave.• died in h . dl h Medkal Center IIOIPital Thunday orsera s morning utte r belna hQ1111tallied for filling or topping 21 day11, She wu oorn at CUpper e' Thurs. 'iAiiiiMliUI MARRIAGI LICINSEI Churc11, past president of \VSCS, the late Mr. and Mra. £UJa.hRood, Her Harry D. Ni!Wilerry, 215. G11lllpollt, c hoir, Put Mat.ron of Galllpoll 1 Ch an- flr•t ma n·tase wa1 to EIEa Canter- aM Donna Kay Woodyard, 19, Galli. po!ia; W11.yne E. Hlmmow. 18. !'iprlnK field, a nd Ramona .Lynn t'rlce, lD, GaJUpolhi. \ DON'T MISS OUR w. lor the with the I Totalthisprecipitation b-l•arn! 46, last ytar ,33. mayonnaise ..... 59 23 Fair Fair 64 25 67 35 ~-·-·-~G~M·~~u•·-~-.-~~ ~~ .~~~~------~~M~o~·~·--~~~~3!0~F~a~~~-!y~e~a~r-~3!4-~2~·-_ _ _ _ _ _LA~n~e~w~~~w~-~c~m~e~s!p~~~!~~~rn~s~a~~·---~~ • - , I ' ' .• If she enjoys being a girl .... and what woman doesn't . . , . you can be sure she will love a gift from Bernadine's. And you can be sure to find FOR THE KIDDJES MENS rhe gift you want from our wide selection of famous name brand labels MEN'S SUITS $\'/~~JUS she is familiar with . ... Shop with confidence at Bernadine's. bv CURLE! and SEWELL I Sc lcd a handsome nrw Su it f()r m~n at the Christm<~s list. the liJ.lJ ·of ~· uur ( ..... ,. \ $39·95--$65·00 Treasures For The MEN'S TOPCOATS I eC'ARDIGANS e SLIPOVERS STORES OPEN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AT 6:30P.M. by CURLEE Choose him a warm, g(lo d lookin~ topcoat fwm fJUr wide se lection. Large Selection TIL 8P.M. GET Tomorrow Night YOUR FIRST PRIZE THIS BEAUTIFUL 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN • ·~ d ' , ~· ~ $19.98 to • I MENS JACKETS find his fav orite jac-. ket here. HE WILL LOVE OUR $3.95-$10.95 SPORT SHIRTS 'eBulky In all the Newest fabrics and collar styles ' USE OUR etAY' AWAY SHOP GALLIPOLIS ,, FOR YOUR ·cHRISTMAS ··~ ' /. -' BOYS PANTS from .......... . . ... Boys Sweaten from .... ......... l . Boys JACKETS !~• . : ............... _ Appreciated ~ '' For that added touch to accentuate any outfit, - $]-98 from .. ,., ..... :eBanlon HandlXJgs .BOYS WEAR BOYS SHIRTS Is Always :eFur Blend eTycord .,, Johnson'• M1rbt Darnbrough'• Dtpt. Store A & P Tea Comp1ny Clark's Jewelry Farmer's Hardw1re Tiny's Foodland WomeldorH & Thom1s Hdwe. Chuck Collier Service Store Evans Supermarkets, Inc. Elliott Appliance~ Ball Furniture Co. Dale's Food Ma~et SPONSORS ONL VI Commercial I Savll!ll' 81nk Fint National Bank Ohio V;nflv Bank Gift Certificate All her favorite Gifts, 3.99-7.00 $1.98to$6.00 A Sweaters and Van Heu11n No-Iron Fabrics Regular Cottons & No·lron ••••••••• and Wardrobe needs. . J by B. V.D., Shapley Many Styleo and Cqlon Hosiery $3.98 In the Newest Styles and $3.98 fallahad• YOU'LL FIND •,. Jantzen and Catalina ' · • Skirts and Sweaters, and others Dott)i Mann Sweaters Belle Sharmeer Hosie,Y Van Raalte and Womer f ........~ ....,.j $12·~· - ' ... .,_·' \;'· ,[ Ji . ~ '' .,, ' ' .(· 't' ~ ~,. ' ' .' '' . Billfolds '>.., lc!uls Relfer, Kramer 8nd Schl'lger . ••~Wil auoo~ __:·- .• ' ' I Rhapsody,!, Appel , , and others ' , ·' Cdstume lewel,Y bf '\ ;~.'' j ' Hanson Gloves · Dusters and. R91!es ~ Her Grace, Morg11n, .. Lingerie f rc ,~ ', ~- THE QUALITY NAMQ SHE IS FAMILIAR WITH SUCH AS: ~ '< .···y . \, ' ·~ .',,;_~'. .. ' To fit any ladies fancy DRESS SHIRTS ' t Blouses MfNS YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO WIN! SHOP THESE FRIENDLY PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS! ' L........ WOOLS and FUR FELTS GIFT CERTIFICATES ?j I ADAM HATS 10.98·24.98 Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. Allison Electric Company Quaker s..t. S.rvice Center G. C. Murphy Company (Upper Store) O'Dell Lumber Company Kroger Company Galllpoll1 Dept. Store ll'eese Furniture Suiter's Shell Service Center D1vl~oShuler Company McKnight-Davies Hdw. Thom11 Clothien G. C. Murphy Company (L~r Store) Bob EVIns Drive-In Moore'• The L,l' ... Hub length robes. A Give Your man a gift he'll wear with pride $25·00 The Style Center Empire Furniture Company Barr's Super Market Carl's Family Shoe Store Bob Evans Stealc House Dan Thomas and Son Tawney Je-lera & Studio G'allipolis Motor Company '~ntral Supply Company 'Ohio Produce Company •Price & Sons Pharmacy :liitnadlne'• Company Graceful Three-quarter and full · ~,------------------------ Jf you r< man likes e-'m!ort big, you'll 20 (Twenty) $2,777· $35.00 1__ ' •• ROBES and DUSTERS py, Give Warmth and Comfort '. Lovely Choose here a hand.. some number that will make him hap.. Wooi Blends. PURCHASE IREQUIRED 50 eExquisite styling .. lace Trimmed SPORT COAT Jh nice to be 'gifled with slacks. We ha ve a wule cho ice ·in Penna-Pre!ill, Woo ls and . ~ -~ . eGown & Peignoir Set He's Hoping For A DRESS SLACKS PLUS: Sticker Price • • • All with graceful air of under-stated _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ MENS • NO Tickets From Any Participating Merchani Boudoir elegance. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _j ~· ). w · �______________ ,__ ....,_, . " . -. .... - -~ -- . . .. -·- .. -~ - ·---- -~ . ·- .... ------····- - ~~- .. . ~- · ·-· . ~ ' --.......... .,_. .... - ...- .. -- ----- - - - ~ -- .. - __ ..... _._, ... ...... -·· ~ ~ ~ - ' l ......... _....,.....,. ....,...._............-. , () ' ' IJ ''1..• lfo!rer Pmqly II•. Tlumlufifl,.,fet& SUNDAY lffiRIG BROTHERS Quintet ot ,;hil!icothe will alng at the E erprise I! UB Church Sun· day, Nov. 27, at 2 p, m. MONDAY JANE Howel' Tent Daughters ot Union Veterans will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the DAV haiL Members are remiJld. ed lo bring glfta for the Albens Stale Hospital, . 'I'IIORIIDA'f t!AfLR - 18-"nle Surulay 'Jim.es.sentlnel, SUDday, NciV. !'t, 1988 ed wllb the U. S. Naty el NeW- Those cllllng at tile borne ol port, R. 1., aaJ!ed hl8 Wlitl Mn. Kallt YOUIIII and Jeao oo , ·I\OIJBIDIIAIIIIJIIIIITB lltJ:, and Mrs. Orville Bolter,by phone durlallhe day. Th~nkslll•lnl Day W!ft Robetl . .._ Mll'""' Mr. and ltfrs. WllUs famlcy entertained with 8 1 . . Ba1ley, Long Bottom; Howard Mr. Ud ..,.... ""' ..,._. eaterlalned with their TbanksgfvliiR at theirj IIAVi!: GUE81'li Young, Ot!lo and Ruby YoUDC entertained with 1 cllnller 'i'banb&iving Day dinner Ba!han. ' Charles Lee of caJilornla .was of Burbank, Ohio: Mr. and Mr& . TbanksgivinR at lbefr .home, their home on Cherry Ridge. Guests were Mr. and Mro, 1the Thanksgiving Day e~~~<sl of Joe Manuel 1114 oon.s, Racine; i Syr&<:u!e. Gue•l! were Mr. and Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Dexter; Mrs. his parents, Mr. an~ Mn..~fl.tdrs. Cy~thla Gehring and Paul i Mrs,, Dale Rouah and Kelth, David Jay Jenkins and Davis and children Dian, ~. and Larry of. Bas)Jan. ()lb. BaUey, C::olumbus: Mr. and I Steve and Kathy of Apple Steve, Beth and David, Glenn, Rita and Cinda, Langs- er guests ot the Lees were Mr. Mrs. Joe Meek, Middleport; Creel!; Mr. and Mrs. ~ mouth; Mr. "nd Mrs. ville: Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Da· and Mrs. Georie Theiss and Mr . . and Mn . . Lewis HudsoJt Scltmldt and Kana, RtetY. Lleving and children, Sheil andehildren,JanetandJim- children, Karla, Kaady, ~lth, lllld 'Harry Rouah, CJIIton, , W. · Barbara and Bobby, Delawaft; Mike, Judy, Jane and Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelly and Kerri, of Belpre. Karn va. Mrs. Yoimg Is Improving and Mr. and Mn. Coe Rkbrd, West Columbia, W. Va.; Mr. and chlldm, Rocer anc1 dy wiU spend the we'ekend with after BUffering 1 beart attack Albany. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. Rodney of Rutland. the Lees. laat Saturday, W. W, Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony and children, Joe and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Meig"S Events , 1Gtii'J IIOIII!r,. Wile II llatlo!!· , GIVJI DINNER · Mrl Alpha Russell Buckeye down Greeuup S\8ljl River News 1~!i:'i ~- ~; fhe Stmday Times-Sentinel, sunday, Nov. 2'7, 19811-19 \ . 4:30 a.111.: Allen ~~ l!lX· Gauge readings: Gallipolis Greenup 5::10 a.m., 8411 "!ill 6 Dam 12.0, 13.0, running 4'/a feet press up G~~'!t ~·lO p.m:: on rollers, Pomeroy-Maso~ 20.• Allee down Meldlhi f p.m.; 64, Pt. Pleasant 23.97. •linton Jane T. down Meldahl 7:10 0 96 stationary, Kanawha Falls New orleans :p m down Mel· 3.56 falling, Charleston lU9. p.m.; Pbillp ~0. F. Shearer L0 ndon Marmet and Wmfleld dahl 7.50 p.m., . Wal· ' 1 d n Meldahl 9·65 p.m., dams were on the sll '· ow . d . M ldsbl 12'1i0 ter BeckJor up e ·n Boat Movemmls: a m . R. H. Bosworlb II dow Ohio River - Polly R down Meldahl 1·05 a.m.; Sally Polk . 13, 6:15 a.m.; Vulcan down 13, down Meldahl 3:1o a.m.; Lady , I !m I I-L-•E,¥iiii!ll!lfafuf£'J.® 7 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun up 14, Marjorie up Meldahl 6:20 a.m. IIIII ¥1:1 - \__ Dam_ KentU<:klan 5, 45 p.m.; Ind1ana up 14, 6.50 14 By ROBERT WINGETT • p.m.: Pennsylvania up • Galllpolls . Beaver up 8:· 1 doWll TODAY 'S THOUGHT - Turn o!f your Chr.stmas 5"45 ., m . Pei!I!Y Downey down down 6:30p.m., ·t that cou ld 1' · · ' · " .14 20 p m · John J. Rowe II ac \ree lights when away from home : a sma ·. II, lj 10 a.m.; LoU1sl3na ,up . ' i . ". hrist down 11:35 p. save a lot. 16:35 am .: ' Acad,an up\ .•. 435 11 p.m.,. CB 11:35 p.m.; D...... ... _..., ..... "'"' . . · and daughter, Mary entertalnNI with a Thllllk8fll•lng dinller at their bome, ~seU Run. Gue•bl 'ft!'8 Mr. and 'Mn. Clarence Hayden and son, Dennis of SprfDB Arbor, . Mlcb., Mr. and ltfrs. Rlcbal:d Ruuell, Athens; lllld Mr. tmd''Mrl, Loren ColeID8D 111111 Karen and Larty Ill Pomeroy. :. rhe Meigs News Beat FRANCES CANNON . ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. BETHEL NO. 62 of the Inter- John L, Cannon of Sbyville national Order of Job's Daugh. Road, Rt. 1, Piketon, are an. ters will meet at Pomeroy Ma- nouncing tbe engagement of sonic Temple Monday at 7:30 their daugbler, Frances M· Une, to Mr. Carman A. Frop.m. gale of Piketon, Ml8S Caanon TUESDAY is a graduate of Piketon Hlgb Sebool, attends Cbillirotbe BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 I Brancb of Ohio University, Moaday R&SM, Will hold a spec18l l aod io employed as librarian CENTENARY Grange meet· assembly Tuesduy al 1:30 p.m. at Piketon No. Z Elementary lng scheduled for this date baJ to confer the sele~t masters de. School. Mr. Frogales is a been po•tponed. Tue1day gree on one candidate. graduate of Obio University PEMBROKE Club will meet and Rio Grande College. He at 8 p.m., at the home of WEDNESDAY iii an instructor at Piketon BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 Hlgb School and is pub Iic re· Mrs. Gilbert P. Bush, Haiti· day Heights. R&SM will have its ann'2al lations director of Sdoto Val- Wdnesday Inspection Wednesday al 1 30 ley Local School District. GRACE Methodl.ot WSCS e~. p. m. lllustrious Companion El utive meeting will be held at more Williams, newly elected the church at 7:30 p.m. grand sentinel of Grand Coun. DAUGIITER BORN cil of Royal and Select Mast· '1\lr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung f~: ~~~:: ~~r~e ~~I in~:·~~ of Columbus are announcing the IHNNER GUESTS select masters degree. A dinner b~rth of daughter • Amy Marie, Thanksgiving Day dinner at 6:30 p. m. served by the al Riverside Hospital, Colum· guests of Rev. and Mrs. Thorn· members of the Order of East- bus, on Tuesday, November 22 as A. Cleland, Racine were ern Star, will precede the meet- Grandparents are Mrs. John their six children, Dr. I<ennetb i . . All c•m anions and their Gardner of Belpre and Mr. and Cleland and wife, Chicago; .:es are inJted. Mrs. Harlan Wehrung, Pome· Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurrey roy. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Gard· and three daughters, Columbus: WILDWOOD GARDEN Club n~r of Marietta, Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Jed Pickens and daughwill meet Wednesday ev.ning Rea and Mr. Harry Wehrung ter, Racine; DaiJag Cleland and at lhe home of Mro. liiram of Pomeroy are great grandpar son, Racine; William H. CJe. Fisher with Mro. Alfred Yeaug. ents. The Wehrungs also have land and two sons, Racine, and er 01 (."'.hostess. a BOn, Jellreyl age two. Paul H. Cleland, Racine. . Make thll Christmaa a very Merry Ctu'istmas, by giving him the finest in quality, flt and fabric • , • A Custom Fabric Kingsrfdge Sult. GIFTS~ USJ·IAIE CWEI I' ( sns8 " ' - CJO io .....d. e o m1 out voodi.,! Get 12 ""'"'· ~ .-tod ot-llsl ll tover woodland or exlstmg !tal and is recuperating at ' f ·re•t property - at a very Ph orne. Sw'lndell played mostly d , 1 st 11 sma co . . the a• defen•ive middle gunr out Everyone mter••ted In . in the final game against Mar· \program should contact theiT h 1\ also performed as llne· 1•-•ral farm forestry, ExtenSion s a , " ervice, SD.C. , or A.S.C.S. of· backer. ·fire for information and tree · . •··d;r blanks. The time to plan THE PARADE sponsored by ' "1d order seedlings for spring Middleport Retail Merchants on I! now. Friday as their Chnstmas Sea~ son promotion kick-all was won· MANY MEIGS Countians lost derful. 8 "good friend" this past Much work. we know, went week upon the death of Frank into arrangements for the event V.lll of Pomeroy Wednesday. and all thOse who were re· Frank, the dean In service of !ponsible are highly commend· Pomeroy clothiers, worked at ed. Downie • Gross on l;ast Main· Santa, of course, was the hi: I ~. for geveral years and priOr attraction to the youngster~, a. tu thal was manager of the he cast generous bags o{ Ci:l'ldy r-:ew York Clothing House. He to alL 1 h•d been in ill health several rr.onths. . . . l Ill NUTTY BUT NICE Mr. Will, who•• burla w Nutty noodles are '"'v to pn· ldlow 2 p. ~· funeral serVICes e Cook 8 ounces ol noodle> I t .•aay at ~wmg F~er~ Hom~~ r•r q@rls of boiling salted I lived a complete It e. n (use I tablespoon of saltl " ha~ many frien~s, and ~r:ba~t :~'tender. Drain well aod lve in commumly and t with 1 tablespoon of poppy fairs. OS~ and 1 cup of sliced fillwrls 1 A whole community m sses :~~ut 4 ounces) th at have you, Frank. been •auteed in "' cup o! but· PHIL SWINDELL, a starter ter un\11 crisp . and brown. I ... ~--- Mo,. ELECTRIC BUNKETI th.n a •g• toy! IINIU - - ' Watl.able, mo t h p r o o I blend of 80'1. rayon, 20'/. c:otton. Fully automatic eonlrol. 74"•14" oizo lito twin or full bod. 4 SHOPPERAMA . TICKETS ~N:;o;;.:P;.;u;:.rc;;,h;;;.••:.:•~NtcelllrY ·---- - PLUSH ANIMALS with RADIOS &Ira lo'9o pluth lltimals in lour dilfmnt style dot• with bui(t.in 1>lrtMillor line quelity radio. A thrii· liNJ tift lor . , ohadl WE GIVE - t.efS , , PERMANENT PRESS SPORT SHIRTS s 99 .. S2B8 llCB r - · $75.00to$90.00 ___ :.:_~:..:_:._-:-----;::-;:-;;;-- F'tre Screen Set - $39·95 up H $8.88 Electric eater - O'tl Heater 59,000 BTU ·~ $139·95 TREE BATTERY ar 8.IC1IfC PORTAJLI from$29.95 Stetson Hats Alligator All-Weather Coats lined All-Weather Coat would be the Ideal gift giv· ing him complete year round protection. Arrow Dress Shirts Charge, Budget, Layaway Plans ' Eloc. 30 Got. - . I Teflon Ski ets • -- Choose from our compte~ selection in easy care mHron fabrics In patterns or solid colors. 10 from$5.00 3rd and Court St. For lounging or sleeping give him pajamas for a sure· to please gilt. has ~IJ:T~ Nunn Bush Shoes SOUD STAT& .1\tiiiiiC'UZFD RADIO-PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION Suits .... 'fw\1..,..' ... s;. Ill(. . . . . • fMt fll! FIREPROOF; I It Precwved topariiiCI Ill t Deep 41111 .... Select for him a aport coat or blazer for dreu or cas· ual wear from our collec· . lion of muted patterns or solid tones. for his wearing. in regular, Sizes 6-12 .. from $13.95 Sill• 14·20 . , . from $22.9~ slim or husky sizes. All . de· .77 Sweaters ••• He'll appreciate a sweater thosen from our sel~lon of pullover or card1gana. sties 6 to 20. t.to.• a ,..s.. "''Wtt Here comes heather. Bat:k1D ~U~eom.whntlllll .j l all time favorite belongs. ThePHfectmatcl~makar a Ia mode lookingbetterthanever.lna areat,_ •• <JUc.A-..1 ~~"'$158,! collection of 100% wool coordfnates1D mix or mate. Solids and plaids showing off the seaaon's newest colors. In heathll!Y hue5of SWeet Utac, Petal Gnten, GlyGoklorCoraiSheiL a. Jacket _ $14.98, A-line Skirt, loll poorboy pullover, 5, M, L -................ . Sot lnaJ,d• I Hcf, of di~~o .....Jo, llrood .ol!dlouttor plotw, • II" pl.ttor, ..,.. $10.00 $9.00 ............... --io. ;., ...... - - · tllglf •it~ - · " ' - lovely b. Turtltneclc pullover,34-40 ------$12.00 Contour belt bondad hlp p11nll, e.IB-$12.98 eMIUANINI! PLOOR• Gallipolis Store TRIKTRAK- • • TYPE ATUNE • "{ ' Porticipotlng In O.lllpolis Merchants IHOP·A·RAMA Pr•Tlck~o Purchase Neee...ry '.' .. . . SHOP ~ BOTH j ' of styles .and pat· terns in sizes 6 to 20. Swank Jewelry from $2.98 Giv~ him EJCH-: A-SKETCH '".' ' , . a tte from $1.50 brown. Glve him this western look in either •uede cloth or scrub denim. 'Dress Shirts -•8.88 I . ~;99 I He'll stay warm and dry In a new jacket chosen from onr !lelecllon of 8 to 20 slles. from$4.98 Cboo•e from button down, tab or replar tollar. .. '2.67 H.I.S. Sleeks chooae tio1n • wide .,.ne<tlon • Handkerchieh · Choose from eotton. linen or fancy sllk lnetudlns lllllll' no-il\m iab!lcs. · from$4.!8 All Weather Coats be aet fur winter'• wont wltb o coat from our collootlon of 8011~ or muted tonea. Shop Gallipolis For J!uy blm noedd underwear for year round comfort. ' ' •• 'chrlatmn Sho.,.O.Ram• Tickllo ·3 for $2.35, • I •:.< '. •. '.. e Jiffies Slippen e Reston Slacks e MMker Billfolds from $3.98 e Evans Slipper eJOckey U-Ware from$10.98 from$2.98 nasty weather. eFretman Shoes from $1.50 Jackets ••• eSamsonite Luggage eJ&FTopcoatl e Jade East Cologne Ch0088 bis waist size in either black or I 0.., A thoughtful gift for tac, bar, set or other Swank gifts Ponderosa Shirts I . . • for Christmas ~ I USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN-IT'S SO .EASY '" frvm$3.98 Paris Belts LOWEST PRICESI 41......... , ... , MIUMINI' IIN...WAII from $1.00 from$3.98 POPULAR TOYS AT l c lection of lined or Brighten his Christ· mas with ~ sp~rt ~h irt or kmt ~irt from our coilectwn BEST SELECTION i unlined styles. Sport Shirts '29' I Cb0011e from our se· Si 111 14-20 from $17.95 5 Interwoven Socks 0 .1 Boyce Gloves J from $10.98 Choose either stretch or sized in anklet or signed for style conscmus young men. Sizes 6-12 .... from $16.95 -.a..-'lyl ! from $21.95 Stop in now and select a suit 1- ' I Give him warmth_an~ \ : \ orotection for w~nter ~ ;,, i worst weather With a ·, I new jacket or surbur· ban. Nunn-Bush with excl~sli.ve' enkle fashioning will let blm put bi• be!lt foot for· ward. Sport Coats ••• \; Rugby Jackets from $4.50 on~IDe==O~hl~·o~U~ni:~:rs~it~y~f~oo~~~M~ak~e~•~4~-~6~•~•r;VI~ng;s~·~,--~~~ HASKINS-TANNER from $9.00 Enro Pajamas Ph. 446-0965 . Arrow Sweaters Make this a sweater Christ. mas by , ch!)(\Sing a cardl~i~~ or pull-over from our v; collection. Womeldorff & Thomas Co. ". from $4.25 r :Gregor Sport Shirts $59·95 $29·98 - It's easy to make his Chrlstmu iving Arrow Dress merry by g m· Shirts chosen from our co nd plete selection of styles a easy care fabncs. Use Our Gas Logs • • • • H from $13.95 from $35.00 $8 95 Electric Logs., • • • A StetsQII gift certificate Is the perfect thought for relative or friend, ~lvlng him a lasting impressiOn. A zip-out $1.15 $2.79 , R l'i~O~a~s~t~e~rc;~..,;;;;::;;::;;..._:...._;;..~~ :. 99C Servl'ng-_ Trays • • II • i SCOTCH PINE OPEN FRIDAY NilE nL 8 P.M. • Water eater S I Electr'lc weeper - - - IAotortooo Modo] - -- WINTER SAVINGS1 ' He will reallY go for one ot these Crlcketeer Sport Coati chosen from our outstanding collection of fabrics, pitterna and ahadlnga. d SHOP IN MURPHY'S WONDERLAND OF ' Crlcketeer Sport Coats IOngsrldge Suits . owo 12·50 a.m.; A new cooperative tree pla~tmg pro.grJm ~tno~lco- a.m.: fi'r<~nk Durrtnt down 15,i Harvey J?rdo~ up 1:45 a.m.; ~ recent! b Fred A. Morr , d~rettor at the ( "" . . , 6 05 am .: Charles Stevenson up J Queen City nown . ~ ,ment ol N~tural Resources, will be available to um l t6 3 45 " m.; Walter Hougland I Luther Herdman up 9 a.m. .pte&. d R l malion and u~ Jti , S 40 a m ; A. J Patten Kanawha River - Lucy Jane The Ohio Division of For*;t~~ ~~moae~/ are cooper·\ up 16. 7 am; New Martins;;"~ Lucas up Marmet 2:40 a.m.: West VlrgJma Pulp and ~lrn Matching Program up 17, 5 45 a.m; St. M Y' FrankUn B. down Marmet 3:55 og In establishing the ~~e do v~ers to receive fre e one \down 17 ti 25 am.; George m . Solvay up Marmet 4:441 '!'he program permits an In addition the U. S.l Pricu down 18, a· 50 a.m .. Esoo ~· .: Allen R. Merrill down ctllng for each one1 purc~~~ugh the Agri~utural Sta· west VITgm~a up. 18, 8 t5 •: ~~iield 3,15 p.m.; National portment of Agrcu ture, rvice wm pay a major por· m.; Reilable up 20, 5 30 a.m., wn Winfield 7·55 p.m.; W. ,,zatlon and Conserva~on Sge and planting the seedlings Steel Ranger dnwn 21, 5.50 a. ~o Shaver Jr. down Winfield •D of the cost of p~~c asm - --- - -- ·-- _,._ m . Wayne H. down~ . 6.20 a. . ' Helen Z. down the progr~m quallftes "~~;'\NIII team thl• year as a soph· m··, OVEC up 22, 4.55 a m ; 10 5~el~mit · 50 p.m.; Duncan •r the Agnculture Co no omore underwent knee surg. \ Little George dowll. 23, 6 20 p Wm Wmfield 12:35 a.m.; . at ion Program. . Pr ery Ja'st Monday at She ltering m L FIOre down 23, 9 05 p. Bruce\ up Stale up Winfield 4:· The Seedling Matchmg O· A Hospital for cartilage re· m : Southern down 23. 11'15 Moun am , :~m, descnbed in a brochur~. rm\ Cnss Jr. up 23, 5 a rn.; 25iiai.mi iiiiii .·led ' "Grow Pines for Profit mova · f M and Mrs \ lp~.mii ~ ' llillitliiiiiiliiii --iiili _iii_lli Philsono r 1ble• landowneT' to pl•nt ,d S . de11 R D Shode ,, 1eedllnga on Idle farmland, ~;;~~en ~\~ased from the ho; \ Gallia Events from HASKINS-TANNER l m-· a.m.: El isha Wuods up 15. 5:15 , m.; Bnan en or ..... ·~ e Rugby Sweaters e Surburban ColtS · eAttache'C.III e H.I;S. Slacb e TransistOr Radios e SHOP OUR GIFT BAR Dunmar Robes For those idle hours, ~ h 1 ... ,.e from solid or patterns. from $5.98 Beau Brummell Ties Give him a arlpe, paisley, solid In eit• er clip-on or four·lllhand. ,. from $1.50 ' ·~ / �______________ ,__ ....,_, . " . -. .... - -~ -- . . .. -·- .. -~ - ·---- -~ . ·- .... ------····- - ~~- .. . ~- · ·-· . ~ ' --.......... .,_. .... - ...- .. -- ----- - - - ~ -- .. - __ ..... _._, ... ...... -·· ~ ~ ~ - ' l ......... _....,.....,. ....,...._............-. , () ' ' IJ ''1..• lfo!rer Pmqly II•. Tlumlufifl,.,fet& SUNDAY lffiRIG BROTHERS Quintet ot ,;hil!icothe will alng at the E erprise I! UB Church Sun· day, Nov. 27, at 2 p, m. MONDAY JANE Howel' Tent Daughters ot Union Veterans will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the DAV haiL Members are remiJld. ed lo bring glfta for the Albens Stale Hospital, . 'I'IIORIIDA'f t!AfLR - 18-"nle Surulay 'Jim.es.sentlnel, SUDday, NciV. !'t, 1988 ed wllb the U. S. Naty el NeW- Those cllllng at tile borne ol port, R. 1., aaJ!ed hl8 Wlitl Mn. Kallt YOUIIII and Jeao oo , ·I\OIJBIDIIAIIIIJIIIIITB lltJ:, and Mrs. Orville Bolter,by phone durlallhe day. Th~nkslll•lnl Day W!ft Robetl . .._ Mll'""' Mr. and ltfrs. WllUs famlcy entertained with 8 1 . . Ba1ley, Long Bottom; Howard Mr. Ud ..,.... ""' ..,._. eaterlalned with their TbanksgfvliiR at theirj IIAVi!: GUE81'li Young, Ot!lo and Ruby YoUDC entertained with 1 cllnller 'i'banb&iving Day dinner Ba!han. ' Charles Lee of caJilornla .was of Burbank, Ohio: Mr. and Mr& . TbanksgivinR at lbefr .home, their home on Cherry Ridge. Guests were Mr. and Mro, 1the Thanksgiving Day e~~~<sl of Joe Manuel 1114 oon.s, Racine; i Syr&<:u!e. Gue•l! were Mr. and Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Dexter; Mrs. his parents, Mr. an~ Mn..~fl.tdrs. Cy~thla Gehring and Paul i Mrs,, Dale Rouah and Kelth, David Jay Jenkins and Davis and children Dian, ~. and Larry of. Bas)Jan. ()lb. BaUey, C::olumbus: Mr. and I Steve and Kathy of Apple Steve, Beth and David, Glenn, Rita and Cinda, Langs- er guests ot the Lees were Mr. Mrs. Joe Meek, Middleport; Creel!; Mr. and Mrs. ~ mouth; Mr. "nd Mrs. ville: Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Da· and Mrs. Georie Theiss and Mr . . and Mn . . Lewis HudsoJt Scltmldt and Kana, RtetY. Lleving and children, Sheil andehildren,JanetandJim- children, Karla, Kaady, ~lth, lllld 'Harry Rouah, CJIIton, , W. · Barbara and Bobby, Delawaft; Mike, Judy, Jane and Sue, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kelly and Kerri, of Belpre. Karn va. Mrs. Yoimg Is Improving and Mr. and Mn. Coe Rkbrd, West Columbia, W. Va.; Mr. and chlldm, Rocer anc1 dy wiU spend the we'ekend with after BUffering 1 beart attack Albany. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Mr. Rodney of Rutland. the Lees. laat Saturday, W. W, Farley, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anthony and children, Joe and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. Meig"S Events , 1Gtii'J IIOIII!r,. Wile II llatlo!!· , GIVJI DINNER · Mrl Alpha Russell Buckeye down Greeuup S\8ljl River News 1~!i:'i ~- ~; fhe Stmday Times-Sentinel, sunday, Nov. 2'7, 19811-19 \ . 4:30 a.111.: Allen ~~ l!lX· Gauge readings: Gallipolis Greenup 5::10 a.m., 8411 "!ill 6 Dam 12.0, 13.0, running 4'/a feet press up G~~'!t ~·lO p.m:: on rollers, Pomeroy-Maso~ 20.• Allee down Meldlhi f p.m.; 64, Pt. Pleasant 23.97. •linton Jane T. down Meldahl 7:10 0 96 stationary, Kanawha Falls New orleans :p m down Mel· 3.56 falling, Charleston lU9. p.m.; Pbillp ~0. F. Shearer L0 ndon Marmet and Wmfleld dahl 7.50 p.m., . Wal· ' 1 d n Meldahl 9·65 p.m., dams were on the sll '· ow . d . M ldsbl 12'1i0 ter BeckJor up e ·n Boat Movemmls: a m . R. H. Bosworlb II dow Ohio River - Polly R down Meldahl 1·05 a.m.; Sally Polk . 13, 6:15 a.m.; Vulcan down 13, down Meldahl 3:1o a.m.; Lady , I !m I I-L-•E,¥iiii!ll!lfafuf£'J.® 7 a.m.; Andrew Calhoun up 14, Marjorie up Meldahl 6:20 a.m. IIIII ¥1:1 - \__ Dam_ KentU<:klan 5, 45 p.m.; Ind1ana up 14, 6.50 14 By ROBERT WINGETT • p.m.: Pennsylvania up • Galllpolls . Beaver up 8:· 1 doWll TODAY 'S THOUGHT - Turn o!f your Chr.stmas 5"45 ., m . Pei!I!Y Downey down down 6:30p.m., ·t that cou ld 1' · · ' · " .14 20 p m · John J. Rowe II ac \ree lights when away from home : a sma ·. II, lj 10 a.m.; LoU1sl3na ,up . ' i . ". hrist down 11:35 p. save a lot. 16:35 am .: ' Acad,an up\ .•. 435 11 p.m.,. CB 11:35 p.m.; D...... ... _..., ..... "'"' . . · and daughter, Mary entertalnNI with a Thllllk8fll•lng dinller at their bome, ~seU Run. Gue•bl 'ft!'8 Mr. and 'Mn. Clarence Hayden and son, Dennis of SprfDB Arbor, . Mlcb., Mr. and ltfrs. Rlcbal:d Ruuell, Athens; lllld Mr. tmd''Mrl, Loren ColeID8D 111111 Karen and Larty Ill Pomeroy. :. rhe Meigs News Beat FRANCES CANNON . ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. BETHEL NO. 62 of the Inter- John L, Cannon of Sbyville national Order of Job's Daugh. Road, Rt. 1, Piketon, are an. ters will meet at Pomeroy Ma- nouncing tbe engagement of sonic Temple Monday at 7:30 their daugbler, Frances M· Une, to Mr. Carman A. Frop.m. gale of Piketon, Ml8S Caanon TUESDAY is a graduate of Piketon Hlgb Sebool, attends Cbillirotbe BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 I Brancb of Ohio University, Moaday R&SM, Will hold a spec18l l aod io employed as librarian CENTENARY Grange meet· assembly Tuesduy al 1:30 p.m. at Piketon No. Z Elementary lng scheduled for this date baJ to confer the sele~t masters de. School. Mr. Frogales is a been po•tponed. Tue1day gree on one candidate. graduate of Obio University PEMBROKE Club will meet and Rio Grande College. He at 8 p.m., at the home of WEDNESDAY iii an instructor at Piketon BOSWORTH COUNCIL No. 46 Hlgb School and is pub Iic re· Mrs. Gilbert P. Bush, Haiti· day Heights. R&SM will have its ann'2al lations director of Sdoto Val- Wdnesday Inspection Wednesday al 1 30 ley Local School District. GRACE Methodl.ot WSCS e~. p. m. lllustrious Companion El utive meeting will be held at more Williams, newly elected the church at 7:30 p.m. grand sentinel of Grand Coun. DAUGIITER BORN cil of Royal and Select Mast· '1\lr. and Mrs. Craig Wehrung f~: ~~~:: ~~r~e ~~I in~:·~~ of Columbus are announcing the IHNNER GUESTS select masters degree. A dinner b~rth of daughter • Amy Marie, Thanksgiving Day dinner at 6:30 p. m. served by the al Riverside Hospital, Colum· guests of Rev. and Mrs. Thorn· members of the Order of East- bus, on Tuesday, November 22 as A. Cleland, Racine were ern Star, will precede the meet- Grandparents are Mrs. John their six children, Dr. I<ennetb i . . All c•m anions and their Gardner of Belpre and Mr. and Cleland and wife, Chicago; .:es are inJted. Mrs. Harlan Wehrung, Pome· Mr. and Mrs. Paul McMurrey roy. Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Gard· and three daughters, Columbus: WILDWOOD GARDEN Club n~r of Marietta, Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Jed Pickens and daughwill meet Wednesday ev.ning Rea and Mr. Harry Wehrung ter, Racine; DaiJag Cleland and at lhe home of Mro. liiram of Pomeroy are great grandpar son, Racine; William H. CJe. Fisher with Mro. Alfred Yeaug. ents. The Wehrungs also have land and two sons, Racine, and er 01 (."'.hostess. a BOn, Jellreyl age two. Paul H. Cleland, Racine. . Make thll Christmaa a very Merry Ctu'istmas, by giving him the finest in quality, flt and fabric • , • A Custom Fabric Kingsrfdge Sult. GIFTS~ USJ·IAIE CWEI I' ( sns8 " ' - CJO io .....d. e o m1 out voodi.,! Get 12 ""'"'· ~ .-tod ot-llsl ll tover woodland or exlstmg !tal and is recuperating at ' f ·re•t property - at a very Ph orne. Sw'lndell played mostly d , 1 st 11 sma co . . the a• defen•ive middle gunr out Everyone mter••ted In . in the final game against Mar· \program should contact theiT h 1\ also performed as llne· 1•-•ral farm forestry, ExtenSion s a , " ervice, SD.C. , or A.S.C.S. of· backer. ·fire for information and tree · . •··d;r blanks. The time to plan THE PARADE sponsored by ' "1d order seedlings for spring Middleport Retail Merchants on I! now. Friday as their Chnstmas Sea~ son promotion kick-all was won· MANY MEIGS Countians lost derful. 8 "good friend" this past Much work. we know, went week upon the death of Frank into arrangements for the event V.lll of Pomeroy Wednesday. and all thOse who were re· Frank, the dean In service of !ponsible are highly commend· Pomeroy clothiers, worked at ed. Downie • Gross on l;ast Main· Santa, of course, was the hi: I ~. for geveral years and priOr attraction to the youngster~, a. tu thal was manager of the he cast generous bags o{ Ci:l'ldy r-:ew York Clothing House. He to alL 1 h•d been in ill health several rr.onths. . . . l Ill NUTTY BUT NICE Mr. Will, who•• burla w Nutty noodles are '"'v to pn· ldlow 2 p. ~· funeral serVICes e Cook 8 ounces ol noodle> I t .•aay at ~wmg F~er~ Hom~~ r•r q@rls of boiling salted I lived a complete It e. n (use I tablespoon of saltl " ha~ many frien~s, and ~r:ba~t :~'tender. Drain well aod lve in commumly and t with 1 tablespoon of poppy fairs. OS~ and 1 cup of sliced fillwrls 1 A whole community m sses :~~ut 4 ounces) th at have you, Frank. been •auteed in "' cup o! but· PHIL SWINDELL, a starter ter un\11 crisp . and brown. I ... ~--- Mo,. ELECTRIC BUNKETI th.n a •g• toy! IINIU - - ' Watl.able, mo t h p r o o I blend of 80'1. rayon, 20'/. c:otton. Fully automatic eonlrol. 74"•14" oizo lito twin or full bod. 4 SHOPPERAMA . TICKETS ~N:;o;;.:P;.;u;:.rc;;,h;;;.••:.:•~NtcelllrY ·---- - PLUSH ANIMALS with RADIOS &Ira lo'9o pluth lltimals in lour dilfmnt style dot• with bui(t.in 1>lrtMillor line quelity radio. A thrii· liNJ tift lor . , ohadl WE GIVE - t.efS , , PERMANENT PRESS SPORT SHIRTS s 99 .. S2B8 llCB r - · $75.00to$90.00 ___ :.:_~:..:_:._-:-----;::-;:-;;;-- F'tre Screen Set - $39·95 up H $8.88 Electric eater - O'tl Heater 59,000 BTU ·~ $139·95 TREE BATTERY ar 8.IC1IfC PORTAJLI from$29.95 Stetson Hats Alligator All-Weather Coats lined All-Weather Coat would be the Ideal gift giv· ing him complete year round protection. Arrow Dress Shirts Charge, Budget, Layaway Plans ' Eloc. 30 Got. - . I Teflon Ski ets • -- Choose from our compte~ selection in easy care mHron fabrics In patterns or solid colors. 10 from$5.00 3rd and Court St. For lounging or sleeping give him pajamas for a sure· to please gilt. has ~IJ:T~ Nunn Bush Shoes SOUD STAT& .1\tiiiiiC'UZFD RADIO-PHONOGRAPH COMBINATION Suits .... 'fw\1..,..' ... s;. Ill(. . . . . • fMt fll! FIREPROOF; I It Precwved topariiiCI Ill t Deep 41111 .... Select for him a aport coat or blazer for dreu or cas· ual wear from our collec· . lion of muted patterns or solid tones. for his wearing. in regular, Sizes 6-12 .. from $13.95 Sill• 14·20 . , . from $22.9~ slim or husky sizes. All . de· .77 Sweaters ••• He'll appreciate a sweater thosen from our sel~lon of pullover or card1gana. sties 6 to 20. t.to.• a ,..s.. "''Wtt Here comes heather. Bat:k1D ~U~eom.whntlllll .j l all time favorite belongs. ThePHfectmatcl~makar a Ia mode lookingbetterthanever.lna areat,_ •• <JUc.A-..1 ~~"'$158,! collection of 100% wool coordfnates1D mix or mate. Solids and plaids showing off the seaaon's newest colors. In heathll!Y hue5of SWeet Utac, Petal Gnten, GlyGoklorCoraiSheiL a. Jacket _ $14.98, A-line Skirt, loll poorboy pullover, 5, M, L -................ . Sot lnaJ,d• I Hcf, of di~~o .....Jo, llrood .ol!dlouttor plotw, • II" pl.ttor, ..,.. $10.00 $9.00 ............... --io. ;., ...... - - · tllglf •it~ - · " ' - lovely b. Turtltneclc pullover,34-40 ------$12.00 Contour belt bondad hlp p11nll, e.IB-$12.98 eMIUANINI! PLOOR• Gallipolis Store TRIKTRAK- • • TYPE ATUNE • "{ ' Porticipotlng In O.lllpolis Merchants IHOP·A·RAMA Pr•Tlck~o Purchase Neee...ry '.' .. . . SHOP ~ BOTH j ' of styles .and pat· terns in sizes 6 to 20. Swank Jewelry from $2.98 Giv~ him EJCH-: A-SKETCH '".' ' , . a tte from $1.50 brown. Glve him this western look in either •uede cloth or scrub denim. 'Dress Shirts -•8.88 I . ~;99 I He'll stay warm and dry In a new jacket chosen from onr !lelecllon of 8 to 20 slles. from$4.98 Cboo•e from button down, tab or replar tollar. .. '2.67 H.I.S. Sleeks chooae tio1n • wide .,.ne<tlon • Handkerchieh · Choose from eotton. linen or fancy sllk lnetudlns lllllll' no-il\m iab!lcs. · from$4.!8 All Weather Coats be aet fur winter'• wont wltb o coat from our collootlon of 8011~ or muted tonea. Shop Gallipolis For J!uy blm noedd underwear for year round comfort. ' ' •• 'chrlatmn Sho.,.O.Ram• Tickllo ·3 for $2.35, • I •:.< '. •. '.. e Jiffies Slippen e Reston Slacks e MMker Billfolds from $3.98 e Evans Slipper eJOckey U-Ware from$10.98 from$2.98 nasty weather. eFretman Shoes from $1.50 Jackets ••• eSamsonite Luggage eJ&FTopcoatl e Jade East Cologne Ch0088 bis waist size in either black or I 0.., A thoughtful gift for tac, bar, set or other Swank gifts Ponderosa Shirts I . . • for Christmas ~ I USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN-IT'S SO .EASY '" frvm$3.98 Paris Belts LOWEST PRICESI 41......... , ... , MIUMINI' IIN...WAII from $1.00 from$3.98 POPULAR TOYS AT l c lection of lined or Brighten his Christ· mas with ~ sp~rt ~h irt or kmt ~irt from our coilectwn BEST SELECTION i unlined styles. Sport Shirts '29' I Cb0011e from our se· Si 111 14-20 from $17.95 5 Interwoven Socks 0 .1 Boyce Gloves J from $10.98 Choose either stretch or sized in anklet or signed for style conscmus young men. Sizes 6-12 .... from $16.95 -.a..-'lyl ! from $21.95 Stop in now and select a suit 1- ' I Give him warmth_an~ \ : \ orotection for w~nter ~ ;,, i worst weather With a ·, I new jacket or surbur· ban. Nunn-Bush with excl~sli.ve' enkle fashioning will let blm put bi• be!lt foot for· ward. Sport Coats ••• \; Rugby Jackets from $4.50 on~IDe==O~hl~·o~U~ni:~:rs~it~y~f~oo~~~M~ak~e~•~4~-~6~•~•r;VI~ng;s~·~,--~~~ HASKINS-TANNER from $9.00 Enro Pajamas Ph. 446-0965 . Arrow Sweaters Make this a sweater Christ. mas by , ch!)(\Sing a cardl~i~~ or pull-over from our v; collection. Womeldorff & Thomas Co. ". from $4.25 r :Gregor Sport Shirts $59·95 $29·98 - It's easy to make his Chrlstmu iving Arrow Dress merry by g m· Shirts chosen from our co nd plete selection of styles a easy care fabncs. Use Our Gas Logs • • • • H from $13.95 from $35.00 $8 95 Electric Logs., • • • A StetsQII gift certificate Is the perfect thought for relative or friend, ~lvlng him a lasting impressiOn. A zip-out $1.15 $2.79 , R l'i~O~a~s~t~e~rc;~..,;;;;::;;::;;..._:...._;;..~~ :. 99C Servl'ng-_ Trays • • II • i SCOTCH PINE OPEN FRIDAY NilE nL 8 P.M. • Water eater S I Electr'lc weeper - - - IAotortooo Modo] - -- WINTER SAVINGS1 ' He will reallY go for one ot these Crlcketeer Sport Coati chosen from our outstanding collection of fabrics, pitterna and ahadlnga. d SHOP IN MURPHY'S WONDERLAND OF ' Crlcketeer Sport Coats IOngsrldge Suits . owo 12·50 a.m.; A new cooperative tree pla~tmg pro.grJm ~tno~lco- a.m.: fi'r<~nk Durrtnt down 15,i Harvey J?rdo~ up 1:45 a.m.; ~ recent! b Fred A. Morr , d~rettor at the ( "" . . , 6 05 am .: Charles Stevenson up J Queen City nown . ~ ,ment ol N~tural Resources, will be available to um l t6 3 45 " m.; Walter Hougland I Luther Herdman up 9 a.m. .pte&. d R l malion and u~ Jti , S 40 a m ; A. J Patten Kanawha River - Lucy Jane The Ohio Division of For*;t~~ ~~moae~/ are cooper·\ up 16. 7 am; New Martins;;"~ Lucas up Marmet 2:40 a.m.: West VlrgJma Pulp and ~lrn Matching Program up 17, 5 45 a.m; St. M Y' FrankUn B. down Marmet 3:55 og In establishing the ~~e do v~ers to receive fre e one \down 17 ti 25 am.; George m . Solvay up Marmet 4:441 '!'he program permits an In addition the U. S.l Pricu down 18, a· 50 a.m .. Esoo ~· .: Allen R. Merrill down ctllng for each one1 purc~~~ugh the Agri~utural Sta· west VITgm~a up. 18, 8 t5 •: ~~iield 3,15 p.m.; National portment of Agrcu ture, rvice wm pay a major por· m.; Reilable up 20, 5 30 a.m., wn Winfield 7·55 p.m.; W. ,,zatlon and Conserva~on Sge and planting the seedlings Steel Ranger dnwn 21, 5.50 a. ~o Shaver Jr. down Winfield •D of the cost of p~~c asm - --- - -- ·-- _,._ m . Wayne H. down~ . 6.20 a. . ' Helen Z. down the progr~m quallftes "~~;'\NIII team thl• year as a soph· m··, OVEC up 22, 4.55 a m ; 10 5~el~mit · 50 p.m.; Duncan •r the Agnculture Co no omore underwent knee surg. \ Little George dowll. 23, 6 20 p Wm Wmfield 12:35 a.m.; . at ion Program. . Pr ery Ja'st Monday at She ltering m L FIOre down 23, 9 05 p. Bruce\ up Stale up Winfield 4:· The Seedling Matchmg O· A Hospital for cartilage re· m : Southern down 23. 11'15 Moun am , :~m, descnbed in a brochur~. rm\ Cnss Jr. up 23, 5 a rn.; 25iiai.mi iiiiii .·led ' "Grow Pines for Profit mova · f M and Mrs \ lp~.mii ~ ' llillitliiiiiiliiii --iiili _iii_lli Philsono r 1ble• landowneT' to pl•nt ,d S . de11 R D Shode ,, 1eedllnga on Idle farmland, ~;;~~en ~\~ased from the ho; \ Gallia Events from HASKINS-TANNER l m-· a.m.: El isha Wuods up 15. 5:15 , m.; Bnan en or ..... ·~ e Rugby Sweaters e Surburban ColtS · eAttache'C.III e H.I;S. Slacb e TransistOr Radios e SHOP OUR GIFT BAR Dunmar Robes For those idle hours, ~ h 1 ... ,.e from solid or patterns. from $5.98 Beau Brummell Ties Give him a arlpe, paisley, solid In eit• er clip-on or four·lllhand. ,. from $1.50 ' ·~ / �., I" i.f 1' • 20-'nle Sunday Tlmes.Sentlnel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 1986 ;.· ~Meal News·Highlights :; . . : New hool Sc . '' has been named director ol .service. Eastern stars . .. Guiding Hand school. · has 'neliS 11nclude Mrs. Allee wone.l Sh~ . SI.te Top By Dwlgbt C. Wetberholt they don't, the assessment IN MEIGS COUNTY $5. A decision in selection of a I·n· M' e•·gs ~~~~~\:~:~:rer!~~'·a·s~.~~~~~, ri~ii~~~~i;~,::;;:: h~:~be~ Ne · ws . i health and welFare off1c1al. Da· vid ·porter; son of Mr. and Mrs. l J. Sherman Porter, was namis message. area, believed to have left fori ed most valuable player on the parts unknown. was seen again. South Dakota State University EVERYONE IS POINTING to- One of the freakish items of I eleven. Joe Stewart, county 1 comm1t~e I ed to the State Department of Clark. son of Mrs. Cedric Clark, mas savings club mem bers., ONE OF THE BIG events and 1he late Judge Clark. has [ whir,h ha.s inc!'eased the tempo: lhe. week .was the annual' I ' been named a superintend ent at : of 5JiOP_pHlg. Mo~t store~ hav~ l polls B?smess and , Norfolk Navy Yard. Andrew theil' wmdows tn mmed m holl· i Women s Club Bosses' Night. CO;-.tSTRUC'J ION OF s<verat Cross o[ Racine has been re- day amy, and the intensive Ed Mason, former FBI k;nds 1s undt•rway 111 lh~ Meu;::s elected president tf the Meigs rush wil! start with the b 1 r agent at Cincinnati, and F.dura tioo. area .. Hughes Co~struclwn of County Farm Bureau. Hopalong Sanla Cia"' oar.de ltuntmg_ton ." laymg 24,000 feet Cassidy will be the g u e s i night in Galli polis. (Jf ~~ the Pomert~Y. area ~peaker at the Dr('. 5 Pomeroy Columbia Gas ;,f Ohio. A grid banquet. for new four-bay car \\ash estab· lishment is taking shape on the old Swisher Coal Co. tipple lot b11s last Sunday. Their latest · Chri ~t ma~ tree lw :-; 34:! l1gl11~. _lL ~ .. _ --rj'u; . annual production to . THE STn.ANG BlRD lht~C, ler of Pt. Pleasant. There was : 150.000.UOO pound s. This is the , exc ited Mason county res1 dents, i only minor damage. .\'r H~. • S p (• TillS lS A:\I .>\C fl\ E 1\t'f'~.· . ~Pven yeiir old plan t to be an- 1 end in the Bend <1rea-. Me1gs i nounced in the past four years. I Cc•unty Gardt'n Club is holding !' A previous expansion of the , it s Christmas flower show. On plant is still underway. Suod.1y the Junior Mi~s talent I s.ilow and pagennt wil l be a m;:~- ! THANKSGIVING WAS a qui· Jur attr<wti(tn. Jllmes Mees i-; ct period in spite of the fac t the nwsfer of cereiTlonies. Six·. th<1t sevf' n highway accident s trt•n beautiful. and talented ! Wt'!'e investigated, with no one 1 mJ~q'S" in Ihe el'rn t Wf'I'C piC · 1 bt:ing seriously injured. tun'd tillS WPt>k in 1he Sentinel. I · Til E HOLIDAY SEAS0:-1 O!>' P0\11-:IWY ('0l11\ClL h:t.~ I f'nrd \\iith ;t conrert by the Holpmrlla ~d a 2·fon truck fur usr i zer Jlosp it:1l Sclw•l of Nursing !or tile ~ j rE'~'I departmrnl. Ar I Glee clu b Tuesday eveni ng in md111 :111fe <l).W in~t exe~s i ve ; Davis Hall formal lounge under nul \ " hy mo!or vehiclrs was ~ direction Jf Mr. Merlyn Ross. :1ppruved. In \1i ddlrport po licr Community Thanksgiving mv- .1 l1 a~· e cra cked do\m on parking ice was held this year in St. Pel· Bll'lfr (Jffenders. Ttv:oy now have er's Episcopal church, \\'ith thre-e days te pay up, and if : Rev . Hughey Jones brin ging the Jt If ! J1 fl. ! Jl 11 J1 Jl Jl J1 Jt J1 Jl II 11 fl !I Jl ·;~ e Bows c1se. lhlud lacllld markers,' ..,.. If If e Gift Wrap and Ribbons G111ipolis, Ohio an insurance company, said De i would like to help lbe Untied AdmiHN - Mra. Melvin Statu in the propaganda war Pt. Pleasant; B o n 0 1e llalnsl commullii!D. He did I!.!•Carlly, Apple Grove; Mn. elaborate. PI Pleasant· He also bas high praise 8 'o'td"a'"ke'r, Pt. Ple;aant; the civil righlll_ pro~ss made 1~~~,' Tempi ton In the aouth durmg hiS absenc.. h Lois p't. Pleasant; ~ 1~, of restrooms marked Raridail WiJJon, Kanauga. 0. colored was one_!!_I lbe __ ;:n~~O:~IH"~T ,:~In Dlochar&"d - Harold num-1 pbrey, Pt. Pleasant; Caudill, Pt. Pleasant; Mary Coy, Gallon, 0., OrviJle Peri'V. Cherlesb>n; Gary Harper, \art_ 1f New Day Quarter BegiMDec.8 "... 422 Second Avt. Galllpolle, Oh1e -w _. ~QIII IIIor-""~•-. ~ "•wt.." '"urr~~•o•hLttoltllUIUI,llMcNICIIy. .. Jfl GBC Gradv1tes Get fQ.o..,! ..d lor a•WOI" _,rh1y OtC..nct"Wllhl~ al •<CMiil. W• •II Ioiii""' .. P •r.r.&&W.Pti&&&&&&. . . . ... . . MARGARET Bradbury, , USE OU ll .vuAC. ·LAY AWAY Alice in '{.ectriclarul Tbla year, Ali£e and . from S'J095 Get ready for the winter's sport and festive I' I 1 Herald in the iiiii := . -Bend your complete wardrobe to us. We'll send it back looking like new. Dresses .... sldrtl .... sweaters .... slacks .... even precious evening clothes •••. all dry clean· 50 new . . .. and so weU on you, too. accepted untll Dec. 2 I he lllgbted Nativity Scene with lire- Christmas Wonderland, Wizard 1 DUKE CLEANERS TAWNEY JEWELERS PT. PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA 422s-ndAve. Gallipolis, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GALLIPOLIS, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ._... cttt, trDWII ~ e,.uu r..aln lntac:t. Make Christmas last all year long ... With "heavenly carpet'' by Lees. - -·---·----.-- • ... Specially priced for wall to wall savmgs · ,I "•* Holzer lloopllal: Vlsltlna ter, Efnora Sue, Nov. 17, and hours 1-4 111111 7-8 p.m. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Jarvie Denver only on Pediatrics Ward. Burke, 1\1. 2, Wellston, a daufb. Admlloteu .. ter, Fay Denise, Nov. 19. Mrs. Roger L. Hood, 304 Proiii!Pt Palleo\1 - Miss ll'ourth Ave.; Mn. Marcel Q. ,rls Booth, Jackson; Mrs. Opal U>ronel, 101 Cottoo L•ne: Ulys· i Taekelt, 111. 4, Oak Hill; Mrs. 1 lOS G. ArrowOOit ~·I Galllpo- iJem!Da Sherman, Beaver; Paul lis: Gilbert I. VanSICkle, Rt 2 Sarteant, Rt. 3, oak !Hll; PlumGallipolis; Mn. Homer W. Wal· mer lllynes, Jackson; Mrs. t.,r, Waller Hill; 'rlw:n>< H. Etta 'Maerker, Coalton; Mrs. . Morgan, RL 2 Crown Clty:,Mary Sprlgs, Oak Hill; Mrs. Carl W. Matto•, Pt. Pleasant; Eunice Hughes, Oak l!lll; Mrs. Mrs. OUs B. Ralldolph, Rt 2 Sarah Vim, Hamden; Ronald Leon, W. Vs.: S1•ihC) B Jones. IDunn, Jackson; Jobn Lambert, Pomeroy; Mrs. Roger C. Gaul, IRt·. 2I Oak IHll ·• Oscar Woolum I CheBtor Star Rt.; NoIa C. i Rt. 1, Jackson; Mrs. I'lc~nnce Young, Rt. I Minersvllle; Cochran, Rt. 2, oak Hill; Mrl, James K. Wisecup, Pomeroy; I'lorenee Com, Rt. 2, Oak Mrs. Essie Wiltshire, Racine; Green Jackson· WliiJ. Mrs. Marvin T. Rose, Rt. 4 E. Dole, Oak Hill; bany; Charles E. Davis, Oak Hill ; J. Newlon I Oak Hill; Curtis W. Davis, Main St., Oak lllll; Mrt. Rt. I IrontDn; Louis D. Flsber, Oak !Hll, olld Jackson ; Mrs. Dave ·John F. E-rano, oak Hill; RadcUII; Mrs. Robert E. Coll!ey, Oak Jolm ~-· PeV<>; John L. Fry, Rt. 3, Oak Hill; Wlllda ClnchulaU; Mrs. Mack Dlclcess, Sharp, Jackson; Edward' Ironton Stir Rt.; Tbomaa. A. Fry, Rt. 2, Gallipoils and Willis, Hamden; Byrd Dillinger, Sara Fox Oak l!lll. Sr., Rt. 4 Jticl<lon. ' ::A:.... ,, / ' / / SHE WILL SLIP INTO LUXURY! Trim your tree in comfort. Make everyone happy with Hush PuPPieS• casual shoes A wonderlully wide variety of Nylon ')'rico! Slips. Molded bodice of satin and laces - some with richly appl!queo and all have lace hems. White only. Sizes 32· Styles and sizes to fit every member of the fa mi ly. And ple~se t:lf'nl aiL Don't stop there. Oe l1gh t yo ur fnenUs . Don 't k11aw s1zes? Give them a li:lfl cer1 111 ca te for the Hush Pu1Jp1P'i' casuals cf lhe1r choice in Breal hnl' Brushed Pi~sk in"' or new smou:11 l •~ath!-' r filf'(l! all thnn~ ''0lJ. Every t1me they put Lhe m un. Other Fine Slips To $7.00 "LUXURY LANE" a luxurious all wool carpet that stayS prettY as new, year after year. Complements either contemporary or traditional themes. Expertly installed wall to wall. $14.75 .... yd. I NYLON TRICOT SLIPS WORTH MUCH MORE 38, 40·44. :n..maa ~ o:> "SPICEWOOD" the most attractive 100% nylon multlcolorecl carpet. For rugged long wear in family rooms. Feast your eyes on eleven sparkling color correlations, priced low for Christ· m11s only. On yourfloor. $10.75 .... yd. "BERKSHIRE" an extra thick and durable Acrilan (1 00%). Twelve luscious colors to put just the right sparkle In your room. Completely installed with padding and labor. Childrens - - - ss.99up Boys &Girls - - s6.99 up Womens - - - $9.99 $10.99 Mens - - - ..-... $9.25 ... ,.. Flocked With Flowers Jij":' " Kodel Filled Nylon -- . .. ~. - Sheer Quilt Duster Cardigan neckline ~.rJ THINK FABULOUS . •• BUY FABULOUS ... SAVE FABULOUS ... BOX OF .................~ FREE ~ ~-- i 3 Velenll Mtaollll BB1111pll"'llll AtleJeila.r - PAIR i ~ GIFT i'~·~-·--··._ WRAPPING 2 ..........1 s1so I Frothy and Delicate "DANDY" Blouses I In Acetate Crepe· Double layer of ruffled delicate laces - in collar front and sleeves is the new~st fashion hit. White only. SI•es •32 to :iS. Others from $~.99 to $8.99 R"'' Price S4.0S . ' • With all ~yeo fOcused on legu this year,' w~at i'i:'ltt~~" gift to give or l'l!celve , an a box of nylons with wear by the mile. Colors: Smooth Brown Beige, Rose llelge, Soft Off Black. Sizes·~~ jo 11: '' "' tfumlture edecoratora ' ~ ' Mrs. tCirpet FABULOUS NYLONS ' Other Du•lers $6,99 up iw ORDER NOW TO HAVE INSTALLED FOR CHRISTMAS! COME IN OR CALL FOR SAMPLES TO BE BROUGHT TO YOUR · HOME sp.cial and bell sleeves trimm ed with Val Lact>~ and Sa1in Piping, Salin buttons closing. Fully washable. ('olors: pink and blue, Si,., 10-18 "Servi ng You Since 1936" 324 Second Avo. Open Fri. Nit• Til 8 .. Luxury look Enrollments will be Call, wrlto, or visit lor Tweedledum and Tweedledee, iMen mounted on camels, depict- Company, Bunnies and the _--,. ~talog and information Approved for Vllerans and more fairy llle cbaractert ing adoration at the birth of Ihe YoJI Bear, and Pixie, from Alice in Wonderlaad, make Christ Cllild. and Jenkl, annually visit up Ute Tea Party group In a , . Company's Division ofl!oes on GALLIPOLIS new, imaginative al!d aulmat.-1 The lighted '!'Inger, p~m rotallng basis. Division olfllces ed display Utled "Alice In 'Lec- ltrees, and native stone bmld- are located at Delaware, . BUSINESS COLLEGE tricland" at Columbus and Sou- ling add an awesomeness as well Hillsboro Circleville IJid them Ohio Electric ComJ>8111'S aa autbentlciiy lA> Ute area. • . malo lobby, Front and Spring Additional Holiday Streetl, Columbus. are located throughout Another lmjlresl;ive djsplay at Electr)e Company's oervlce . the M.m Office II ln. lofll1' area. 4 Becond NaUvtty .':)f{ . Come In For Free Tickets , No Purchase Required LAUNDRY with the Whl~ Rabbit, tile Cheshire Cat, like figures of the Three Wise ol Oz, Huckleberry Hound ~I.,., .' eSHIRT ed to dazzling perfection. You won't recognize your own clothes, they look Alice in 'Lectricland Highlight of Shows NITE OPEN 'Til B • SHOP-A·RAMA DRY CLEANING .Economy . --·-nilwltchn There It 1 lob with Unlimited Opportunltln for tvery GBC Graduate visit to the Style Center . We Are Participating In GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS J eCOIN-OP eRegular @.t~?Z9 eStcretarlal e Ganeral Office e Bus. Administration ,..,.,.. FREE GIFT WRAPPING I 2!1ipolis, Ohio · WE'RE EXPERTS! Complete Diploma Courses season with a DAN THOMAS and SON L·· ,., ·it.,o1 P. Ball,. a>ll{.-! The Better Jobs · Joyous holiday a"• Hi\VE Gu&m I uy1lol and(••• lntoct . ! --" .:n the Sunday Times-Sentinel, SUnday, NoY. 27, ll.. Calling to Remind You ••• eoot lllat was the year they put the balance wheel tirto tho watch and s.tarted watches ticking. Now the tick tQCk it Jf .w obsolete. 300fork years, It's keeps been replaced by thevibra· tin}' •..., p Ac:cutron®After tuning which time through • tions. The result 1 very feint hum end the most precis• f1 If wrist 1imeplece ever. Accutron euaranteest everase1 fl ff 60 occonds. Wo'd say this • J1 II' MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY and GIFT SHOP 456 Second Avo. •=~~t~o:;~~;ld fllltd ! ~~t':r'otK~:iu:i:r,r7il . e Tags and Seals !mitt £ D . I ,e ..,. " • If • Home DecoraltonJ arty upp •es .---------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_..;.i:iii:;i ,. I fll ih expamion progrem at the: and others, in the lri - countvl • ;J CHRISTMAS CARDS . .'II . bringing j Box and Personal '!!'!'!!' 1n Pomt'roy h.y nvPr boat nrc. fmm Bladen. This means that[ p~t'senl: boatmg f<J( IIlhes. Hugo nm was m.ade t~ a cnr on hr!:' :J, and his complt'le sched~le the ca pacit;.· of the pltmt will Plrrflttl lS club commodore. I(Ill r.u. _7 flv.e rnJ!es north e[ E w:is outli nrd 1ilis wet•k. 1 t1e be nbout ;J(I per cent higher!I 1Galhrtths dnven by Betty Fow- .\Jiddl~>purt _. ;5 tn Pomeroy. Fini~hing touche•:: Tri-County ;m~t~ continues to project i." se lling 2.10 Christmllr.. BIGGEST FIRE of the wee-k art> bting made to tile Mei~s I. benrfll from ind ustrial drvelop· trees, whirh ,.,ill benefit tlwir ·wa~ at I the home of Daisy B 3 Wt:lfare building in Middleport. •ment. Th is wrt'k hrightenrd th" projects. The Galli poli.~ " 11 Hlankens lip on Tuesday nigll l, ; . and tile by.pass highw<ty prr.jf'ct ! picture r.\·en more with the I d1.1h is rxpanding, an!1rJimc ing ; whl'n a house belonging to Rayi< progressing. i ;mnouncement that the <:o..t- l thrs '.'eek it has purchased four ' mood Barr was damagt•d to tlle i yt>ar 'li re and Hubber to., w1!1 add111ona! a crt's (Jf land from ex lr nt of $1,500 and the con tent s THE S.'\~TA CJ.Al lS p:H'ade ;l fu rther expand its polye:;lr r re- :\·Jr. ;~nd Mrs. r. H. Ma('k vf $500. It was the 87th fire run or w;Js tlw atlri'lrtion in J\·liddlc- .~i n pla nt at Ashton in Mason Columhu'i, along the ha nks ,,f · the yc11r f~r the Gallipolis de-1 rm:1munitr :, ne·west tuneptece = 1664 • smce . ' 11 If \L.ii/ · ~ALLlP?LlS fN GALLJ ,\ COUI\TV ..,. S MEMPIUS, Tenn. (UPI) - Korean war turncoat Clar· things be noticed upon his re- , Mr. and Mra. Emil ll)'IIOII. 1'bey IIJf ,...... ~ence 81Jked the sovernment tbil weelt: to help llim lturn. son Danny, Raelne; A&DMIIDCI Mrl. Qeorp ,L~ l _l explain to how democracy exrels communism. "As a boy It bought of Ch~ IWhlto 'and Claude CU!JDIItCllllll, lo!.r- llld Mrl. Jllll llo fl "I a 10rt of personal referendum between cago as a Mecca lor Negroe~. l Syracu.O; Pwl Seerlel, D .Gilllpolll, wilt .. 1110 _ . and democracy by seeing both flrst-h,nd and Memphis It wnrkin& out ita ertvU!e ; Ernest Young, Pome- ben of bod! e1ub1. up my mind the hard way,'' said the sUm Negro, problems bettor than Chicago," roy; John Keal'lll, Hartford, . who been home five months. He has been Uvlng here he uid. w. va., aU members of ''nle VJSlr IN m•"lll bls mother, hl9 Chinese Adam• refused tD dilou,. Friendly CltiJ:ens Bllld Radio Mr. IIIII Mn. MIDanll DadDo and two children. lcated. "But there'• somethilla "black power" but oatd Negroes Club" were 'nlankoJivina par- worth, HUillhliiGD. W. Va.lpeal . h I like bettor. In China I learn- "need tD look intD our own ty guests Wednelltlay ni&hl of Friday wllh ACJIII Wblll filii lie defected to Red D Ina don't want your milld l lba:a:_:;~_,......,,...,...~·~ ·Th~e~:J~~R~ad::fo~CI~u~b~"~a~t~Ridlar:=d~Duck::worth.::~-iilll..-l durinfl the Korean conOlct or subjugated to ,.• remained tiler<~ lor 13 years. or some system. To I "I like all this," he said able to talk freely Ill wonmiddle ciuo neiahborhood " lwilf'" is mother'• home a ... Adamt1 wbo now works for : ~ g·iv6~ Jt!m'. t~e ••· d urncoat Rea y to tump or emocracy I· T'h•is chr· . . IStmas' "I'IJI II If the impo:tance of communica- I ,. tinns. Over 100 members, boss· JAYC.EES r I es, and guests attended the bancewed thelr charter m. Colum- ouet at Grace Methodist church. ! • • Monday public relations director of Columbus Dispatch, spoke plpe hne tf' " ' ! me~tmg 1~ T ~~(f.tft'l···~4ft-~!·· ." .•r Mrs. •• ' : made a hfe member; va Gibbs, formerly of ~!:~~ ~ lis, now of Florida, rl her 50-year pin, and Miss ... lth Hutsinpiller has been If ed on a committee lo f;ite for the new Meigs Local DR. RAYMOND BOICE, one ward Christm~s. Elaborate dec- 1 the .week was a 12. inch. wide commissioner, .has been ~am· with the .Gen~ral Gra~d High school has bee;, delayed of four Meigs men to take Scol·[ orations are JUst. about com·.turnlp brought to th1 s ofhce i ed to the .adv1sory .ter Washmgton duo to the difficulty in obtain- tish Rite work in Columbus, ptete m the Public Square and ! Carrot Waugh. Grown on of the Calha County ExtenSion the fall of l9Go. 1 in .g options. The Vocatienal sur ·1 was named president of the in t11e business secti<tn. During I John Waugh Iarm below I vey of Meigs county has bePn class numbering 2.40 Masons. the past week Gallipolis hanks den, Jt weighed 10 pounds. comp leted, and resulls forward· Lt. Senior Grade A r t h u r released some $284.0~to Chri st· :.1 \) I Comer Saconcl at Gra~ In G•llipoUs �., I" i.f 1' • 20-'nle Sunday Tlmes.Sentlnel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 1986 ;.· ~Meal News·Highlights :; . . : New hool Sc . '' has been named director ol .service. Eastern stars . .. Guiding Hand school. · has 'neliS 11nclude Mrs. Allee wone.l Sh~ . SI.te Top By Dwlgbt C. Wetberholt they don't, the assessment IN MEIGS COUNTY $5. A decision in selection of a I·n· M' e•·gs ~~~~~\:~:~:rer!~~'·a·s~.~~~~~, ri~ii~~~~i;~,::;;:: h~:~be~ Ne · ws . i health and welFare off1c1al. Da· vid ·porter; son of Mr. and Mrs. l J. Sherman Porter, was namis message. area, believed to have left fori ed most valuable player on the parts unknown. was seen again. South Dakota State University EVERYONE IS POINTING to- One of the freakish items of I eleven. Joe Stewart, county 1 comm1t~e I ed to the State Department of Clark. son of Mrs. Cedric Clark, mas savings club mem bers., ONE OF THE BIG events and 1he late Judge Clark. has [ whir,h ha.s inc!'eased the tempo: lhe. week .was the annual' I ' been named a superintend ent at : of 5JiOP_pHlg. Mo~t store~ hav~ l polls B?smess and , Norfolk Navy Yard. Andrew theil' wmdows tn mmed m holl· i Women s Club Bosses' Night. CO;-.tSTRUC'J ION OF s<verat Cross o[ Racine has been re- day amy, and the intensive Ed Mason, former FBI k;nds 1s undt•rway 111 lh~ Meu;::s elected president tf the Meigs rush wil! start with the b 1 r agent at Cincinnati, and F.dura tioo. area .. Hughes Co~struclwn of County Farm Bureau. Hopalong Sanla Cia"' oar.de ltuntmg_ton ." laymg 24,000 feet Cassidy will be the g u e s i night in Galli polis. (Jf ~~ the Pomert~Y. area ~peaker at the Dr('. 5 Pomeroy Columbia Gas ;,f Ohio. A grid banquet. for new four-bay car \\ash estab· lishment is taking shape on the old Swisher Coal Co. tipple lot b11s last Sunday. Their latest · Chri ~t ma~ tree lw :-; 34:! l1gl11~. _lL ~ .. _ --rj'u; . annual production to . THE STn.ANG BlRD lht~C, ler of Pt. Pleasant. There was : 150.000.UOO pound s. This is the , exc ited Mason county res1 dents, i only minor damage. .\'r H~. • S p (• TillS lS A:\I .>\C fl\ E 1\t'f'~.· . ~Pven yeiir old plan t to be an- 1 end in the Bend <1rea-. Me1gs i nounced in the past four years. I Cc•unty Gardt'n Club is holding !' A previous expansion of the , it s Christmas flower show. On plant is still underway. Suod.1y the Junior Mi~s talent I s.ilow and pagennt wil l be a m;:~- ! THANKSGIVING WAS a qui· Jur attr<wti(tn. Jllmes Mees i-; ct period in spite of the fac t the nwsfer of cereiTlonies. Six·. th<1t sevf' n highway accident s trt•n beautiful. and talented ! Wt'!'e investigated, with no one 1 mJ~q'S" in Ihe el'rn t Wf'I'C piC · 1 bt:ing seriously injured. tun'd tillS WPt>k in 1he Sentinel. I · Til E HOLIDAY SEAS0:-1 O!>' P0\11-:IWY ('0l11\ClL h:t.~ I f'nrd \\iith ;t conrert by the Holpmrlla ~d a 2·fon truck fur usr i zer Jlosp it:1l Sclw•l of Nursing !or tile ~ j rE'~'I departmrnl. Ar I Glee clu b Tuesday eveni ng in md111 :111fe <l).W in~t exe~s i ve ; Davis Hall formal lounge under nul \ " hy mo!or vehiclrs was ~ direction Jf Mr. Merlyn Ross. :1ppruved. In \1i ddlrport po licr Community Thanksgiving mv- .1 l1 a~· e cra cked do\m on parking ice was held this year in St. Pel· Bll'lfr (Jffenders. Ttv:oy now have er's Episcopal church, \\'ith thre-e days te pay up, and if : Rev . Hughey Jones brin ging the Jt If ! J1 fl. ! Jl 11 J1 Jl Jl J1 Jt J1 Jl II 11 fl !I Jl ·;~ e Bows c1se. lhlud lacllld markers,' ..,.. If If e Gift Wrap and Ribbons G111ipolis, Ohio an insurance company, said De i would like to help lbe Untied AdmiHN - Mra. Melvin Statu in the propaganda war Pt. Pleasant; B o n 0 1e llalnsl commullii!D. He did I!.!•Carlly, Apple Grove; Mn. elaborate. PI Pleasant· He also bas high praise 8 'o'td"a'"ke'r, Pt. Ple;aant; the civil righlll_ pro~ss made 1~~~,' Tempi ton In the aouth durmg hiS absenc.. h Lois p't. Pleasant; ~ 1~, of restrooms marked Raridail WiJJon, Kanauga. 0. colored was one_!!_I lbe __ ;:n~~O:~IH"~T ,:~In Dlochar&"d - Harold num-1 pbrey, Pt. Pleasant; Caudill, Pt. Pleasant; Mary Coy, Gallon, 0., OrviJle Peri'V. Cherlesb>n; Gary Harper, \art_ 1f New Day Quarter BegiMDec.8 "... 422 Second Avt. Galllpolle, Oh1e -w _. ~QIII IIIor-""~•-. ~ "•wt.." '"urr~~•o•hLttoltllUIUI,llMcNICIIy. .. Jfl GBC Gradv1tes Get fQ.o..,! ..d lor a•WOI" _,rh1y OtC..nct"Wllhl~ al •<CMiil. W• •II Ioiii""' .. P •r.r.&&W.Pti&&&&&&. . . . ... . . MARGARET Bradbury, , USE OU ll .vuAC. ·LAY AWAY Alice in '{.ectriclarul Tbla year, Ali£e and . from S'J095 Get ready for the winter's sport and festive I' I 1 Herald in the iiiii := . -Bend your complete wardrobe to us. We'll send it back looking like new. Dresses .... sldrtl .... sweaters .... slacks .... even precious evening clothes •••. all dry clean· 50 new . . .. and so weU on you, too. accepted untll Dec. 2 I he lllgbted Nativity Scene with lire- Christmas Wonderland, Wizard 1 DUKE CLEANERS TAWNEY JEWELERS PT. PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA 422s-ndAve. Gallipolis, Ohio MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GALLIPOLIS, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ._... cttt, trDWII ~ e,.uu r..aln lntac:t. Make Christmas last all year long ... With "heavenly carpet'' by Lees. - -·---·----.-- • ... Specially priced for wall to wall savmgs · ,I "•* Holzer lloopllal: Vlsltlna ter, Efnora Sue, Nov. 17, and hours 1-4 111111 7-8 p.m. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Jarvie Denver only on Pediatrics Ward. Burke, 1\1. 2, Wellston, a daufb. Admlloteu .. ter, Fay Denise, Nov. 19. Mrs. Roger L. Hood, 304 Proiii!Pt Palleo\1 - Miss ll'ourth Ave.; Mn. Marcel Q. ,rls Booth, Jackson; Mrs. Opal U>ronel, 101 Cottoo L•ne: Ulys· i Taekelt, 111. 4, Oak Hill; Mrs. 1 lOS G. ArrowOOit ~·I Galllpo- iJem!Da Sherman, Beaver; Paul lis: Gilbert I. VanSICkle, Rt 2 Sarteant, Rt. 3, oak !Hll; PlumGallipolis; Mn. Homer W. Wal· mer lllynes, Jackson; Mrs. t.,r, Waller Hill; 'rlw:n>< H. Etta 'Maerker, Coalton; Mrs. . Morgan, RL 2 Crown Clty:,Mary Sprlgs, Oak Hill; Mrs. Carl W. Matto•, Pt. Pleasant; Eunice Hughes, Oak l!lll; Mrs. Mrs. OUs B. Ralldolph, Rt 2 Sarah Vim, Hamden; Ronald Leon, W. Vs.: S1•ihC) B Jones. IDunn, Jackson; Jobn Lambert, Pomeroy; Mrs. Roger C. Gaul, IRt·. 2I Oak IHll ·• Oscar Woolum I CheBtor Star Rt.; NoIa C. i Rt. 1, Jackson; Mrs. I'lc~nnce Young, Rt. I Minersvllle; Cochran, Rt. 2, oak Hill; Mrl, James K. Wisecup, Pomeroy; I'lorenee Com, Rt. 2, Oak Mrs. Essie Wiltshire, Racine; Green Jackson· WliiJ. Mrs. Marvin T. Rose, Rt. 4 E. Dole, Oak Hill; bany; Charles E. Davis, Oak Hill ; J. Newlon I Oak Hill; Curtis W. Davis, Main St., Oak lllll; Mrt. Rt. I IrontDn; Louis D. Flsber, Oak !Hll, olld Jackson ; Mrs. Dave ·John F. E-rano, oak Hill; RadcUII; Mrs. Robert E. Coll!ey, Oak Jolm ~-· PeV<>; John L. Fry, Rt. 3, Oak Hill; Wlllda ClnchulaU; Mrs. Mack Dlclcess, Sharp, Jackson; Edward' Ironton Stir Rt.; Tbomaa. A. Fry, Rt. 2, Gallipoils and Willis, Hamden; Byrd Dillinger, Sara Fox Oak l!lll. Sr., Rt. 4 Jticl<lon. ' ::A:.... ,, / ' / / SHE WILL SLIP INTO LUXURY! Trim your tree in comfort. Make everyone happy with Hush PuPPieS• casual shoes A wonderlully wide variety of Nylon ')'rico! Slips. Molded bodice of satin and laces - some with richly appl!queo and all have lace hems. White only. Sizes 32· Styles and sizes to fit every member of the fa mi ly. And ple~se t:lf'nl aiL Don't stop there. Oe l1gh t yo ur fnenUs . Don 't k11aw s1zes? Give them a li:lfl cer1 111 ca te for the Hush Pu1Jp1P'i' casuals cf lhe1r choice in Breal hnl' Brushed Pi~sk in"' or new smou:11 l •~ath!-' r filf'(l! all thnn~ ''0lJ. Every t1me they put Lhe m un. Other Fine Slips To $7.00 "LUXURY LANE" a luxurious all wool carpet that stayS prettY as new, year after year. Complements either contemporary or traditional themes. Expertly installed wall to wall. $14.75 .... yd. I NYLON TRICOT SLIPS WORTH MUCH MORE 38, 40·44. :n..maa ~ o:> "SPICEWOOD" the most attractive 100% nylon multlcolorecl carpet. For rugged long wear in family rooms. Feast your eyes on eleven sparkling color correlations, priced low for Christ· m11s only. On yourfloor. $10.75 .... yd. "BERKSHIRE" an extra thick and durable Acrilan (1 00%). Twelve luscious colors to put just the right sparkle In your room. Completely installed with padding and labor. Childrens - - - ss.99up Boys &Girls - - s6.99 up Womens - - - $9.99 $10.99 Mens - - - ..-... $9.25 ... ,.. Flocked With Flowers Jij":' " Kodel Filled Nylon -- . .. ~. - Sheer Quilt Duster Cardigan neckline ~.rJ THINK FABULOUS . •• BUY FABULOUS ... SAVE FABULOUS ... BOX OF .................~ FREE ~ ~-- i 3 Velenll Mtaollll BB1111pll"'llll AtleJeila.r - PAIR i ~ GIFT i'~·~-·--··._ WRAPPING 2 ..........1 s1so I Frothy and Delicate "DANDY" Blouses I In Acetate Crepe· Double layer of ruffled delicate laces - in collar front and sleeves is the new~st fashion hit. White only. SI•es •32 to :iS. Others from $~.99 to $8.99 R"'' Price S4.0S . ' • With all ~yeo fOcused on legu this year,' w~at i'i:'ltt~~" gift to give or l'l!celve , an a box of nylons with wear by the mile. Colors: Smooth Brown Beige, Rose llelge, Soft Off Black. Sizes·~~ jo 11: '' "' tfumlture edecoratora ' ~ ' Mrs. tCirpet FABULOUS NYLONS ' Other Du•lers $6,99 up iw ORDER NOW TO HAVE INSTALLED FOR CHRISTMAS! COME IN OR CALL FOR SAMPLES TO BE BROUGHT TO YOUR · HOME sp.cial and bell sleeves trimm ed with Val Lact>~ and Sa1in Piping, Salin buttons closing. Fully washable. ('olors: pink and blue, Si,., 10-18 "Servi ng You Since 1936" 324 Second Avo. Open Fri. Nit• Til 8 .. Luxury look Enrollments will be Call, wrlto, or visit lor Tweedledum and Tweedledee, iMen mounted on camels, depict- Company, Bunnies and the _--,. ~talog and information Approved for Vllerans and more fairy llle cbaractert ing adoration at the birth of Ihe YoJI Bear, and Pixie, from Alice in Wonderlaad, make Christ Cllild. and Jenkl, annually visit up Ute Tea Party group In a , . Company's Division ofl!oes on GALLIPOLIS new, imaginative al!d aulmat.-1 The lighted '!'Inger, p~m rotallng basis. Division olfllces ed display Utled "Alice In 'Lec- ltrees, and native stone bmld- are located at Delaware, . BUSINESS COLLEGE tricland" at Columbus and Sou- ling add an awesomeness as well Hillsboro Circleville IJid them Ohio Electric ComJ>8111'S aa autbentlciiy lA> Ute area. • . malo lobby, Front and Spring Additional Holiday Streetl, Columbus. are located throughout Another lmjlresl;ive djsplay at Electr)e Company's oervlce . the M.m Office II ln. lofll1' area. 4 Becond NaUvtty .':)f{ . Come In For Free Tickets , No Purchase Required LAUNDRY with the Whl~ Rabbit, tile Cheshire Cat, like figures of the Three Wise ol Oz, Huckleberry Hound ~I.,., .' eSHIRT ed to dazzling perfection. You won't recognize your own clothes, they look Alice in 'Lectricland Highlight of Shows NITE OPEN 'Til B • SHOP-A·RAMA DRY CLEANING .Economy . --·-nilwltchn There It 1 lob with Unlimited Opportunltln for tvery GBC Graduate visit to the Style Center . We Are Participating In GALLIPOLIS MERCHANTS J eCOIN-OP eRegular @.t~?Z9 eStcretarlal e Ganeral Office e Bus. Administration ,..,.,.. FREE GIFT WRAPPING I 2!1ipolis, Ohio · WE'RE EXPERTS! Complete Diploma Courses season with a DAN THOMAS and SON L·· ,., ·it.,o1 P. Ball,. a>ll{.-! The Better Jobs · Joyous holiday a"• Hi\VE Gu&m I uy1lol and(••• lntoct . ! --" .:n the Sunday Times-Sentinel, SUnday, NoY. 27, ll.. Calling to Remind You ••• eoot lllat was the year they put the balance wheel tirto tho watch and s.tarted watches ticking. Now the tick tQCk it Jf .w obsolete. 300fork years, It's keeps been replaced by thevibra· tin}' •..., p Ac:cutron®After tuning which time through • tions. The result 1 very feint hum end the most precis• f1 If wrist 1imeplece ever. Accutron euaranteest everase1 fl ff 60 occonds. Wo'd say this • J1 II' MITCHELL OFFICE SUPPLY and GIFT SHOP 456 Second Avo. •=~~t~o:;~~;ld fllltd ! ~~t':r'otK~:iu:i:r,r7il . e Tags and Seals !mitt £ D . I ,e ..,. " • If • Home DecoraltonJ arty upp •es .---------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_..;.i:iii:;i ,. I fll ih expamion progrem at the: and others, in the lri - countvl • ;J CHRISTMAS CARDS . .'II . bringing j Box and Personal '!!'!'!!' 1n Pomt'roy h.y nvPr boat nrc. fmm Bladen. This means that[ p~t'senl: boatmg f<J( IIlhes. Hugo nm was m.ade t~ a cnr on hr!:' :J, and his complt'le sched~le the ca pacit;.· of the pltmt will Plrrflttl lS club commodore. I(Ill r.u. _7 flv.e rnJ!es north e[ E w:is outli nrd 1ilis wet•k. 1 t1e be nbout ;J(I per cent higher!I 1Galhrtths dnven by Betty Fow- .\Jiddl~>purt _. ;5 tn Pomeroy. Fini~hing touche•:: Tri-County ;m~t~ continues to project i." se lling 2.10 Christmllr.. BIGGEST FIRE of the wee-k art> bting made to tile Mei~s I. benrfll from ind ustrial drvelop· trees, whirh ,.,ill benefit tlwir ·wa~ at I the home of Daisy B 3 Wt:lfare building in Middleport. •ment. Th is wrt'k hrightenrd th" projects. The Galli poli.~ " 11 Hlankens lip on Tuesday nigll l, ; . and tile by.pass highw<ty prr.jf'ct ! picture r.\·en more with the I d1.1h is rxpanding, an!1rJimc ing ; whl'n a house belonging to Rayi< progressing. i ;mnouncement that the <:o..t- l thrs '.'eek it has purchased four ' mood Barr was damagt•d to tlle i yt>ar 'li re and Hubber to., w1!1 add111ona! a crt's (Jf land from ex lr nt of $1,500 and the con tent s THE S.'\~TA CJ.Al lS p:H'ade ;l fu rther expand its polye:;lr r re- :\·Jr. ;~nd Mrs. r. H. Ma('k vf $500. It was the 87th fire run or w;Js tlw atlri'lrtion in J\·liddlc- .~i n pla nt at Ashton in Mason Columhu'i, along the ha nks ,,f · the yc11r f~r the Gallipolis de-1 rm:1munitr :, ne·west tuneptece = 1664 • smce . ' 11 If \L.ii/ · ~ALLlP?LlS fN GALLJ ,\ COUI\TV ..,. S MEMPIUS, Tenn. (UPI) - Korean war turncoat Clar· things be noticed upon his re- , Mr. and Mra. Emil ll)'IIOII. 1'bey IIJf ,...... ~ence 81Jked the sovernment tbil weelt: to help llim lturn. son Danny, Raelne; A&DMIIDCI Mrl. Qeorp ,L~ l _l explain to how democracy exrels communism. "As a boy It bought of Ch~ IWhlto 'and Claude CU!JDIItCllllll, lo!.r- llld Mrl. Jllll llo fl "I a 10rt of personal referendum between cago as a Mecca lor Negroe~. l Syracu.O; Pwl Seerlel, D .Gilllpolll, wilt .. 1110 _ . and democracy by seeing both flrst-h,nd and Memphis It wnrkin& out ita ertvU!e ; Ernest Young, Pome- ben of bod! e1ub1. up my mind the hard way,'' said the sUm Negro, problems bettor than Chicago," roy; John Keal'lll, Hartford, . who been home five months. He has been Uvlng here he uid. w. va., aU members of ''nle VJSlr IN m•"lll bls mother, hl9 Chinese Adam• refused tD dilou,. Friendly CltiJ:ens Bllld Radio Mr. IIIII Mn. MIDanll DadDo and two children. lcated. "But there'• somethilla "black power" but oatd Negroes Club" were 'nlankoJivina par- worth, HUillhliiGD. W. Va.lpeal . h I like bettor. In China I learn- "need tD look intD our own ty guests Wednelltlay ni&hl of Friday wllh ACJIII Wblll filii lie defected to Red D Ina don't want your milld l lba:a:_:;~_,......,,...,...~·~ ·Th~e~:J~~R~ad::fo~CI~u~b~"~a~t~Ridlar:=d~Duck::worth.::~-iilll..-l durinfl the Korean conOlct or subjugated to ,.• remained tiler<~ lor 13 years. or some system. To I "I like all this," he said able to talk freely Ill wonmiddle ciuo neiahborhood " lwilf'" is mother'• home a ... Adamt1 wbo now works for : ~ g·iv6~ Jt!m'. t~e ••· d urncoat Rea y to tump or emocracy I· T'h•is chr· . . IStmas' "I'IJI II If the impo:tance of communica- I ,. tinns. Over 100 members, boss· JAYC.EES r I es, and guests attended the bancewed thelr charter m. Colum- ouet at Grace Methodist church. ! • • Monday public relations director of Columbus Dispatch, spoke plpe hne tf' " ' ! me~tmg 1~ T ~~(f.tft'l···~4ft-~!·· ." .•r Mrs. •• ' : made a hfe member; va Gibbs, formerly of ~!:~~ ~ lis, now of Florida, rl her 50-year pin, and Miss ... lth Hutsinpiller has been If ed on a committee lo f;ite for the new Meigs Local DR. RAYMOND BOICE, one ward Christm~s. Elaborate dec- 1 the .week was a 12. inch. wide commissioner, .has been ~am· with the .Gen~ral Gra~d High school has bee;, delayed of four Meigs men to take Scol·[ orations are JUst. about com·.turnlp brought to th1 s ofhce i ed to the .adv1sory .ter Washmgton duo to the difficulty in obtain- tish Rite work in Columbus, ptete m the Public Square and ! Carrot Waugh. Grown on of the Calha County ExtenSion the fall of l9Go. 1 in .g options. The Vocatienal sur ·1 was named president of the in t11e business secti<tn. During I John Waugh Iarm below I vey of Meigs county has bePn class numbering 2.40 Masons. the past week Gallipolis hanks den, Jt weighed 10 pounds. comp leted, and resulls forward· Lt. Senior Grade A r t h u r released some $284.0~to Chri st· :.1 \) I Comer Saconcl at Gra~ In G•llipoUs �' ' i ... ·. r. '. J '· ,. ' '!2-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 2'7, 1968 . • I l. . ·~· ~11 '·•II. • ~ ...,... f~ ' ·~ '· ;A . · · ·: · • · f Ma~~etta · . • ~ \. Recently .Announced . . · · 'lite FaD meetins of Region Mrs Do s G th · Beatrlee Cleveland, 0 h l ·a 11,-0blo Ass6tiatlon of Garden If . w . _rones, A ens, State University, Assistant Stata Clubs, met 't Marietta on No- J~!~ ~tstandmg Regional .4-H Leader and Ivan Arcnor; vember 10. , e· · · IJackson Area 4-H agen~· will state Awards were presented The Hill and Dale ana the !Speak to county 4-H comlnlttee to lhe following clubs, Garden Valley View Garden Clul>s were members at Oscar's, GaUipolis, Therapy, Class ''A" weekly pro· host clubs in honoring Mrs. AI· December 7. Attending will be gram, to Chester Garden Club, bert. Pool, State President ot members of the Gallla, Jacll· 3rd place: Class "B" monthly ,OAGC, Mrs. Pool thankod tbe son, Lawrence, and Meigs Coun- program, 1st place lie, Athens !members for their kindness and ty 4-H Committees. · County Clubs, McArthur, and :cooperation. She announced that The Committee members J b Rutland club, working at Alb· approxlmataly halt ol the Wall· IThe County Committee ~ ' ens Stab! Hospital, and Gallia kenna Fund had been paid and ]and Relationships to the Sta~ Clll!"ty clubs working at Galli• the Committee Is hoping that i 4-H Committee are topics of pobs State Hospital. the balance will be paid by this meeting. Committee mem- In Ute State Kodachrome !next year. A gtft was pre,.ntbers will also bear bow tlley ~"!"' contest, Class winners, ed lo Mrs. Pool. can work more effectively and · Lydia Ebersbach, Pome. Mrs. Jack Robson Regl 1 be r roy and Mrs Edward Mi i k ' ona more con 1dent as a county Athe wb • z c e. Director, presided al the llusl' committee member. I Tb ns,S o won eight awards. ness meettng and annount-.d e tate Award for Year· that th S . . Twenty persons are expected ' hooks, Musklngum plared lst· lh td I eM prtng meeting will be for this four-county meeting Htll and Date, 3rd: State Flow' T~e n ~y at Pomeroy. Ohio . . Which begins with a 7 p.m. din· er Show Awards, single club b that~ ance pnze was won ner. Sears-Roebuck Foundati<m Christmas show, Muskingum YMI,: phe;ter Garden ( lub. " cooperating with the Ohio Club 1st, and for group Christ- accredi~u Reed, Newark, an Cooperative Extension Service mas Clubs, Meigs County 2nd Judge, shared some · . · · ., m sponsoring this event. The State Publicity Book' con. knowledge she has gain· . g' of pledg' es ' i' •. t est award to Hill and Dale.. ' andmher y~ars ol flower arranging of Rto Gran de CoII ege are spons~ring a rummage sale on Dec. 3 to raise mone theme was "Driftwood ror . in Design" which included manv I fol:.:hecnfw Davts Library at the college. Pictured ieft to right arl: n awa . was presented to arrangements. . n c en, u o asuonne, Doug Shepeard, jlernie Murphay, and Dow- · ARRIVES IN SPAIN ,:·! "I ~the tte~ 3~ ~~~p ~~~uyJoX~' ! I ~-----::~:--:::~~::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_:,~m~eio.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii.:.:::~·::::~s:~~~~~~ '· I . .... Miss Lynda Rees Of Gallipolis Saturday Bride Thomas E.Airman Watson,Second son of Class MI. and Mrs. Everett L. Watson of Tuppel'll Plams.has arrived for duty al Zaragoza AB, Spain. Airman · Watson, a special vehicle repairman, previously served at McGuire AFB, N. J. He is a .graduate of Eastern Hi g h · School. · ee 48) OPEN MONDAY 'TIL 8 Men• !loft$ouch fllylin? . . . • DRESS SHIRTS by Craig Noblo and Allen 'A' NEW FLANNELffiE, CHALLIS and CUDDLE TRIQUE by :t-z SHE'LL LOVE ONE OF THESE! LADIES FINE QUALITY $2,98 ~{'P TAPESTRY PURSES 14'12 to 17 Sites In All His favorite collar styles Others $1.99-$3.99 $).99 Mens Broadcloth and Flannel SHE L()VES NICE THINGS! LADIES NYLON TRICOT I' DRESS SLACKS . MAS .. GIVE HIM SLACKS , . FOR BlltJ e POWER TOOLS e FLASHLIGHTS e POCKET KNIVES eHAND TOOLS eGUN RACKS eHAND WARMERS e HUNTING SUPPLIES FOR THE CHILDREN AUTOMATIC ELEORIC DEEP FRYER AND COOKER $1.98 They re uautslte - lovely to touch and wear. tlemure, lace bodices and lac~, pleated, .ruffied hems bighligbt fall's msplred slip fashions. Luscious colors. Beautiful Selection OfiAcli• '1 and terry cloth, short e FIREPLACE FIXTURES e ELECTRIC BLANKETS e ELECTRIC LOGS e ELECTRIC CLOCKS e SMALL APPLIANCES e CARVING SETS eRADIOS Christma SPECIAL! G.E. STEAM and DRY IRON Model F 70 REG. $10.95 REG. $17.95 $9.95 $1l95 •• 8 to 46. i I $J-99.S14·'5 MENS GLOVES by Movie Star ALL NYLON THE IDEAL GIFT S~eer overlay with laces In white, Genuine leather, pmk, blue, maize, French blue apricot. Sizes S. M. L, ' fleece lined, black and brown, $1.98 in all sizes. Others to $3.99 Others ' 1.99to4.99 DINNER CLOTHS ' SUNBEAM DnUXE SLICING KNIVES Poor Boys Sl49 CORVAIR WITH MATCHING NAPKINS . Bright holiday colors, for Utile girls. 54x54, " With 4 NAPKINS --~~ 54X7.< With 6 NAPKINS 4C)x90 With 8 NAPKINS 60xl.OB With 12 NAPKINS 70 ROUND ' USE OUR THERMAL BLANKETS $2.99 . $4;99 $7.95 $S.9S $5.!15 · ' , . . Western Wallets ••• $3.50· Others $1.00 to $5.95 · '.•, ' ---~-:-.~ -' · . ...~....-=I eUSE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN 8 New Col..,. for all year 'rou~d · ... Hand Tooled Tap Grain Cowhido LAY·AWAY .. Baby Doll Pdiamas COTTON and RAYON DAMASK ORLON ~ .s&r.s10·95 . SPECIAL% $19·95 au lib. Cltristma REG. $36.95 ' You'll enjoy the graceful fullness and comfortable warmth of Katz gowns and pajamas. Room Palamas have jacket pocket and elastic back wau;t. Assorted colors. ' Quilted Dyloll, quOted J cotton, nylon fleece or fuU length, . ·' .. Sull'il!lyltailored to ins~ :proper fit in ali the newest fall and Winter shades. Size1i' to 42. ·:~ DUSTERS FOR THE F.DIIl.Y e TOYS e SLEDS eWAGONS eSCOOTERS e HUFFY BIKES e VELOCIPEDES eAIR RIFLES eFOOTBALLS e BASKETBALLS Chrhtmru SPECIAL! MA~CH ,. ...,_._ ·~·~.·..· "'1 . Small down payment will hold gifts 'Til December 24th . Farmers Hardware Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446 0746 . ' DEPARTMENT STORE e GAUIP.OY.S, OHIO ' . ,! '.' ·, .. ~ : ~v :a~ ,;~ved Portsmo~th R~. a~~r 9 Ms,~t,MdW~11 ·D: ~· a~ Mr~. i An~erson. Wllll~ >hl!qr~n ~·iank riM ~ Rlch~rdi. 1 ~. ~ ~t . "I slngin~ .m~e~m:.;be~rs~· ~~ ~xas. Rl~hlllll . Mt~slsalppl ..,.;;;;~;-, PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER SALON A~~Bryan; l aJl!l Mrs. Gerald Anthony and Davidson and sons, Lynn and children, Barbara and Joe, all Roy, Fairborn and Mr and of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson 'Jones and doughMrs. Raymond Lieving and ter, Barbara, Middleport. Roy I chil6ren, Sheila, Mike, Judy, Is a student at Ohio State II SuS!e ~nd Raymond, west University. , · (,olumbla. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and daughter, Lorrl, of Lan. were their daughter and !ami- · co•ter. visited tbelr parent<, ov- ly, Mr. and Mrs. George Dooer. tbe holidays, Mr. and Mrs. tittle and children, SteVIe, ConW•lham Morm, and Mr. and nie and Kristy, of Berea. Mrs. Martin Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. George Melt>Mra. Margaret Acree, of hart are spending the holiday Hooker-St., waa a 'lltanksglvin~ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Day dinner suest of Mr. and Robert McElhinny In Jerlerson· Mrs. E. J. Acree and family. ville, Ind. and in Columbus with I Mr. and Mrs. William Ingels Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer and left last week for Gahana, Afrl- familyand Mr. and Mrs. Sid· ca, ,where he will be associat· ney Russell. Mr. Meinhart 11 ed .with Volta Aluminum, sub. on a two weeks vacation from Sldtary .of the Kaiser Alumin. the Ohio Department of High· urn. Corp. Mr. Ingels, employed ways. by Kalser Aluminum for eight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilyears, wlU be workinl In Afrl· more spent the holiday week ca two years. 'llte Ingels' chll- end in Columbus .with their dren, Terry Lee, Leslie and daughters and familios, Mr. Martha, will reside there with and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and sons their parentl. Mrs. Ingels is Gregg and David, and Mr. and · 1111! former Vivian Abbott. Mrs. John Parsons and childDavid Hartinger, Columbus, reo, Julie and Jell. was Thanksgiving Day guest of Joe Relchmond, freshman hta mether, Mrs. Violet Hart- Rio Grande College, spent the mget. holiday weekend with his parMr. and Mrs. Robert Jay and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Don Grueser were Thanksgiv- Webster. lng guests of Mr. end Mrs. Wil· Thanksgiving holiday guests ham Grueser. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore Col. and Mrs. James Hart· were his son!~, Mr. and Mrs. ln~er and children, Jlmmer. i Harry Moore, Jr., and Mr. and Kmttn, and Michael, spent 1Mrs. William Moore and daugh. Thanksgiving with Mrs. Clyda ters, Carla and Kathy, ol AshAJ,ensworth and Mrs. Violet - -..-..... - - - --- - Gallipohs' Largesl Store for Men, Boys (and Women, Too.·. I ~·- 111011 ·Mens Wool Moth-Proof Gin Lingerie 1 • , Wendell Kautz, PoJil!!roj,' Mr.•· tn , Columbu• .wltb A conlributlon was made to py l!ome." and a poem 3 oz., and named Tami Lynn. al in Chitli<'Oihe on Oe<emtier The meeting clltJed Ill Nil' 1 Mlsi1 Bess SJnborn 'I!:Ioda Webb, Mrs. Marie Vtln Mr:g: and ,famlly, Mr. the Veterans !lospltalin· Ch!HI- "Thank•giving,"' written by ,at Fort Lee base hospiial. Pat was discussed when the La· tar form after which relm!l; worcf of the death of Mr H b· Cooney and Richard Sauer, Mid- (,'brt' p' e and sons, 1eothe the Pomeroy WCTU Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. "'""I grand))drents are Mr and dies AuXJiiarv ot Drew W•h ments were '""etl by Iii r t. !!1'1 :orevlno of u dleport. , ehaot met Tuesdav afternoon at the "The Sanctity or the Home" Mrs. Ernest Thompson ot Ai r· •ter Post No 39 . met Tue>day Welsh, Mrs. Thnmton. r.h t. · relative of the former Mr. and Mrs. Bernalil Fultz and r. Mr Richard Root Unll«< Methodist Church. was the topic of the devotion; port Road, Gallipolis. and a ,evening. at the Legion hall In Martin and Mrs. KPBJlll _, If 1 ' and children, Beth, J;larbara, Thank !' • .Root Mrs. Allen Hampton, Prt<i- taken from I Timothy 14-IS and Ipaternal great grandfather Pomeroy. , ......,...,..... 1 and Becky, spent the Mllday M sgV11£ .,.,lwnblll W!th \dent, conducted the meeting Ephesians 6·1-4 by Mrs Rob· Mr. Charles Wo«<ie ol 11411 Catherine WeiRil. pr.-id•nt l ' 0 1 Ca.role Anderson, who Is wtekend In Piqua• with , the ri. Faye wl>ich opened with the ert Warner who closed w1t.h Second Ave., Gallipolis Mrs was in charge ot the mtettng l Bot!OlO too BIG tendJ~g Columbus Business un. Rev. and Mrlll. Bill Mconiber Mr a.;;: Mts. 'IM! Young, Sr. Iof '"We G~ther To~ether." and prayer. The next meetmg . will Otxon is the former Linda A~ which opened in ntuahstu· form and top too small? 8 lve~stty, spent ThanksglvlnJ va. •nd children at\tl also In South C:Ubl'jdJanka&vmg Day . lo\ prayer by Mrs. William L. Itt December 9 at the TrmtlY redmk ol Rtchmond, Va. MJS with Eulalia Webster servmg esbon with her parentl, Mr. (,'ltarleston with "!'· and Mrs. ~' • "~ Mr. end "'ra. Smith. Miss LUcretia Gen- United Qturch of Chrtst. E•nest Thompson left Fnday as chaplain In the absen•·• ot Reverse This: Call The and Francis Everson and · Mr oung, end famUy. helmer reported that a film for Petersburg. _ . Came Neutzling. Members ."'tendmg a Thanksgiving day Patricta and Jamce,; ' former . · and Mrs. ' f!.oot would be shown at the Pomeroy GUESTS FOR DINNER - woshm, to make a cak• or can· dtnner at the farm home of Middleport residentl. .Jolanda Ro~h) vacaUoned P.igb School on January 11 and Mr. and Mrs Purley Karr Twlla, Ray, Tommy and Jane dy for the Veterans party at & Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Let Davldsnn recently in and that pamphlets would also be entertained With a ThanksgtY· Ann: Mt. and Mrs. Woodruw Chillicothe are asked to bring Cherey Ridge, were Mr. and entertalned with a Th'apksglvlng They VISited m .lackson. distributed to the pupils inl Day dinner at their home Mora, Jackie, George, Rlchard.l them to the Legion halt the eveMro. Jay Jenkins and oltlldren, Day dinner at their 1\Q,me In I8S., with ber sister and bro- It wai voted to write Gover- In Cbtsler. Guests were Mr. Janet and Judy: Mr. George nmg ot December 14. S\fve, Beth and David, Port!oo Athens Thursday. Guests , re ther • in • law, Lt. Col and nor Rhodes protesting the sale and Mrs. Paul Karr, Marilyn, Morrison, Tiny, George and Plans were made for a Christ· Third & State 1 mouth: Mr. w. w. Farley, Mr. their parents and fammer":n. Mrs. Harley Brown who accom- 1of liquor in bottles the sha,. Nancy, Roger and David Mr. and Mrs. Glen roy mas party at lhe noxl m.-rlnR . I'll. ......0797 er 446-2734 --- and Mrs. Harold Chue, Mr. eluding Mr. and Mrs. panted them to Houston, Tex. lof the state of Ohio. Mrs. C. len, Mr: and Mrs. Horace Karr, Ewing, and Richard Douglas. December '!1. There will bo 1 ------~... irorti~l"r. easy 'to: tak6 care of. Size A to D. THiS:ctHRIST· · .........................Jtlt. We Are P1rticip1ting In G•llipolis Merch•nts SHOP·A·RAMA Come In For Free Titkats. HRISTMAS .... AND THE FUN OF CHOOSING JUST THE RIGHT GIFT FOR A VERY SPECIAL MAN! DON'T LET IT BE A PROBLEM FOR YOU. MAKE YOUR SELECTION HERE. WE KNOW WHAT MEN ·1 An i!fpQI gift for him and This Chrlstm~~ r 1 ·RAJAMAS PE1TICOATS TO Su~day, Nov. 27, J~23 ,land. T1te7 wero joined for p Alltlre reported on •n· I'IRST CHILD BORN " 'I' PI · · t' " Tl\ankoi!IVIng Day dinner bY omer0y WCTU \Melvin era! l',ard• sent lo •ick mem- \ Speciali•t ~ and Mrs .Jam•• P.UXUO·r y ans · - " " " IS I!I I Mr. and Mrs. Paul K,uu. .nd tMI·. and ·Mrs. Herbert Moore c· 'b sum. bers.' Mrs. Dessie Patterson R.Washington (Dickie I Dixon ol 503 West r.hrictmas Party T)l(lrnton, "tary ' Personal N0 t~S1. . ~hildren, Richard, Barb~ra and Of Pomeroy. ontrl ufes St.. Petmo·tr~. Va • Pearl Knapp were Pl,,in<\1 .!!~ .•~·it ;m, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck lflr end Mn Ado! h el , . · p~esented the program topic. are annouqcing lhe .btrth of · ""' f),rember 27 committee to order 8 From Middleport lllil children, Rtent and Bren- and ·,on Den i P T~/~ T0 VA Hosoital ''Unit~. Gr,tefutness." She their first child, a dauRhte• .1 The annual C!trf~tmas partv $Old •• • mortey-rriatllnJ · da, Columbus: Mr. and Mra. . ln8' • n • apen1 n salso read "A Recipe for a Hap. November 18. weighing. t lbs, 10 be held at Veterans H..pl~· ~ct later In ltte fHl"' · The Suaday Ttm..S.IIUIII!I, ... 4-~ totrimitt~ ·Piize Winners in Reo~~na; M~ting Members Will Hear Speakers ;. ' ' . ' . ' · visited hia family ,, rotlsmouth on Thanksgiving. \ •siling Mr. and Mrs. Forrost Baclttel and daughtJ!r, Carole, oller Thanksgiving weekend were Mr. imd 'Mra. <leor&e Dal· las, Billy, Steve, Mike and Melisla, of SOlllh Charleston O:<io, and their son, Butcb ; student at "Mt. Union eoue'ge, : and Mr1. Baclttel't lister, Mrs. Thelma Howard, of Clatksb!lrg. Mr. and Mrs. Casb Bahr'a doughter, Christine, a student at Rio Grande College, Is spendIng the Thanksgiving holidays w•lh her parents and slator, Candaee. Spending Thanksgiv. ' lng Da.y with . the Bahrs were \ Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, Cbe•b!r,anci' r.fr. and Mrs. Wil· liam Bahr of G"al\lpolis. Ronnie Hhtd7, 1tudenl at Ohio State Urilversity, ts snen4. lng the '(ltanksglvlng holldaya W.th his mother, Mary Hindy, and arandPllr~et. Mr. and I Mrs. C. M. Baker. Stephen Hlndy, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. · Kal lUndy, formet Middleport reaidenll, 1111 aim· ed Wedn d •• th1 N 1•••• forthe seme reaoon he does. es ay "' alwuu SO YG!t can tell whai time h Is. Hotmr $ocfet; at tile Myellflerie . Pr~ty. Aca~emy II ilel*a FaDt, New ! 11tf Ac:cutron" movtment It York. . u!ed In Explorer, Telstar, TIROS Mr: and Mrs. Kal Hlntly, sen; '•nd Pegasus satellites, as well N "' ·• pendln ' es Gemini. The vibrations of a eca Fa•"· ""• . . • .• ~· I the Tltanks;lvin& holida• .weekI ' dnytuntngtorkdlvlde ..cnsoc.1. ' \ and Into 360 equal ports. And with ner paf81lll, Mr. end Mrs. 1make Accutron time 10 preclso, . Geor~ ·Baker, Middl~port. , we guarantee It within 6o 110' Mrs. Edna. ,Slnea II: lmprov- \onds a month.' About two HcIng flVm p!UIIlll1f!'1 II \•nets a day. zer 'Hosplial and ilia room.231. What's·rnore, tills it IIHt ID> Her dqhiert, Mra. Clydr I :curacr this tlmeplaca can be· Bartl- --• ,_11, , •• ••Pt<:ted to kHP tona erttr ... .. .. ·-... 1... manllllconquartd ..... John Felton of ·Sift1P8011, t. VL By tllen, lllth rrt1J not be have been with their mother. 1.lht only placo VOU'fii!M4Mrs, hu rtlltt'llfil to · · • ·her Ill Binlp.Ga. dintMir IUIIII' ol ~· au.llt4 1'111 Mr. Gi11Uflli! LIKE, WE HAVE WHAT MEN LIKE. AFTER ALL, WE SPECIALIZE IN MEN. ' '·I ~ . ' ~-0 ~,~OP WITH CONFIDENCE IN A MAN'S . ' . ..v. .~.......................................... ' STORE."·NOW, WHILE OUR SELECTIONS ARE ' AT THEIR PEAK BEST. AND HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY! !tEE ·GIFT WRAPPING Mn. '\ ust Qli.R LA'{-AWAY ..LAN , I ,i �' ' i ... ·. r. '. J '· ,. ' '!2-Tbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 2'7, 1968 . • I l. . ·~· ~11 '·•II. • ~ ...,... f~ ' ·~ '· ;A . · · ·: · • · f Ma~~etta · . • ~ \. Recently .Announced . . · · 'lite FaD meetins of Region Mrs Do s G th · Beatrlee Cleveland, 0 h l ·a 11,-0blo Ass6tiatlon of Garden If . w . _rones, A ens, State University, Assistant Stata Clubs, met 't Marietta on No- J~!~ ~tstandmg Regional .4-H Leader and Ivan Arcnor; vember 10. , e· · · IJackson Area 4-H agen~· will state Awards were presented The Hill and Dale ana the !Speak to county 4-H comlnlttee to lhe following clubs, Garden Valley View Garden Clul>s were members at Oscar's, GaUipolis, Therapy, Class ''A" weekly pro· host clubs in honoring Mrs. AI· December 7. Attending will be gram, to Chester Garden Club, bert. Pool, State President ot members of the Gallla, Jacll· 3rd place: Class "B" monthly ,OAGC, Mrs. Pool thankod tbe son, Lawrence, and Meigs Coun- program, 1st place lie, Athens !members for their kindness and ty 4-H Committees. · County Clubs, McArthur, and :cooperation. She announced that The Committee members J b Rutland club, working at Alb· approxlmataly halt ol the Wall· IThe County Committee ~ ' ens Stab! Hospital, and Gallia kenna Fund had been paid and ]and Relationships to the Sta~ Clll!"ty clubs working at Galli• the Committee Is hoping that i 4-H Committee are topics of pobs State Hospital. the balance will be paid by this meeting. Committee mem- In Ute State Kodachrome !next year. A gtft was pre,.ntbers will also bear bow tlley ~"!"' contest, Class winners, ed lo Mrs. Pool. can work more effectively and · Lydia Ebersbach, Pome. Mrs. Jack Robson Regl 1 be r roy and Mrs Edward Mi i k ' ona more con 1dent as a county Athe wb • z c e. Director, presided al the llusl' committee member. I Tb ns,S o won eight awards. ness meettng and annount-.d e tate Award for Year· that th S . . Twenty persons are expected ' hooks, Musklngum plared lst· lh td I eM prtng meeting will be for this four-county meeting Htll and Date, 3rd: State Flow' T~e n ~y at Pomeroy. Ohio . . Which begins with a 7 p.m. din· er Show Awards, single club b that~ ance pnze was won ner. Sears-Roebuck Foundati<m Christmas show, Muskingum YMI,: phe;ter Garden ( lub. " cooperating with the Ohio Club 1st, and for group Christ- accredi~u Reed, Newark, an Cooperative Extension Service mas Clubs, Meigs County 2nd Judge, shared some · . · · ., m sponsoring this event. The State Publicity Book' con. knowledge she has gain· . g' of pledg' es ' i' •. t est award to Hill and Dale.. ' andmher y~ars ol flower arranging of Rto Gran de CoII ege are spons~ring a rummage sale on Dec. 3 to raise mone theme was "Driftwood ror . in Design" which included manv I fol:.:hecnfw Davts Library at the college. Pictured ieft to right arl: n awa . was presented to arrangements. . n c en, u o asuonne, Doug Shepeard, jlernie Murphay, and Dow- · ARRIVES IN SPAIN ,:·! "I ~the tte~ 3~ ~~~p ~~~uyJoX~' ! I ~-----::~:--:::~~::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_:,~m~eio.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii.:.:::~·::::~s:~~~~~~ '· I . .... Miss Lynda Rees Of Gallipolis Saturday Bride Thomas E.Airman Watson,Second son of Class MI. and Mrs. Everett L. Watson of Tuppel'll Plams.has arrived for duty al Zaragoza AB, Spain. Airman · Watson, a special vehicle repairman, previously served at McGuire AFB, N. J. He is a .graduate of Eastern Hi g h · School. · ee 48) OPEN MONDAY 'TIL 8 Men• !loft$ouch fllylin? . . . • DRESS SHIRTS by Craig Noblo and Allen 'A' NEW FLANNELffiE, CHALLIS and CUDDLE TRIQUE by :t-z SHE'LL LOVE ONE OF THESE! LADIES FINE QUALITY $2,98 ~{'P TAPESTRY PURSES 14'12 to 17 Sites In All His favorite collar styles Others $1.99-$3.99 $).99 Mens Broadcloth and Flannel SHE L()VES NICE THINGS! LADIES NYLON TRICOT I' DRESS SLACKS . MAS .. GIVE HIM SLACKS , . FOR BlltJ e POWER TOOLS e FLASHLIGHTS e POCKET KNIVES eHAND TOOLS eGUN RACKS eHAND WARMERS e HUNTING SUPPLIES FOR THE CHILDREN AUTOMATIC ELEORIC DEEP FRYER AND COOKER $1.98 They re uautslte - lovely to touch and wear. tlemure, lace bodices and lac~, pleated, .ruffied hems bighligbt fall's msplred slip fashions. Luscious colors. Beautiful Selection OfiAcli• '1 and terry cloth, short e FIREPLACE FIXTURES e ELECTRIC BLANKETS e ELECTRIC LOGS e ELECTRIC CLOCKS e SMALL APPLIANCES e CARVING SETS eRADIOS Christma SPECIAL! G.E. STEAM and DRY IRON Model F 70 REG. $10.95 REG. $17.95 $9.95 $1l95 •• 8 to 46. i I $J-99.S14·'5 MENS GLOVES by Movie Star ALL NYLON THE IDEAL GIFT S~eer overlay with laces In white, Genuine leather, pmk, blue, maize, French blue apricot. Sizes S. M. L, ' fleece lined, black and brown, $1.98 in all sizes. Others to $3.99 Others ' 1.99to4.99 DINNER CLOTHS ' SUNBEAM DnUXE SLICING KNIVES Poor Boys Sl49 CORVAIR WITH MATCHING NAPKINS . Bright holiday colors, for Utile girls. 54x54, " With 4 NAPKINS --~~ 54X7.< With 6 NAPKINS 4C)x90 With 8 NAPKINS 60xl.OB With 12 NAPKINS 70 ROUND ' USE OUR THERMAL BLANKETS $2.99 . $4;99 $7.95 $S.9S $5.!15 · ' , . . Western Wallets ••• $3.50· Others $1.00 to $5.95 · '.•, ' ---~-:-.~ -' · . ...~....-=I eUSE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN 8 New Col..,. for all year 'rou~d · ... Hand Tooled Tap Grain Cowhido LAY·AWAY .. Baby Doll Pdiamas COTTON and RAYON DAMASK ORLON ~ .s&r.s10·95 . SPECIAL% $19·95 au lib. Cltristma REG. $36.95 ' You'll enjoy the graceful fullness and comfortable warmth of Katz gowns and pajamas. Room Palamas have jacket pocket and elastic back wau;t. Assorted colors. ' Quilted Dyloll, quOted J cotton, nylon fleece or fuU length, . ·' .. Sull'il!lyltailored to ins~ :proper fit in ali the newest fall and Winter shades. Size1i' to 42. ·:~ DUSTERS FOR THE F.DIIl.Y e TOYS e SLEDS eWAGONS eSCOOTERS e HUFFY BIKES e VELOCIPEDES eAIR RIFLES eFOOTBALLS e BASKETBALLS Chrhtmru SPECIAL! MA~CH ,. ...,_._ ·~·~.·..· "'1 . Small down payment will hold gifts 'Til December 24th . Farmers Hardware Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446 0746 . ' DEPARTMENT STORE e GAUIP.OY.S, OHIO ' . ,! '.' ·, .. ~ : ~v :a~ ,;~ved Portsmo~th R~. a~~r 9 Ms,~t,MdW~11 ·D: ~· a~ Mr~. i An~erson. Wllll~ >hl!qr~n ~·iank riM ~ Rlch~rdi. 1 ~. ~ ~t . "I slngin~ .m~e~m:.;be~rs~· ~~ ~xas. Rl~hlllll . Mt~slsalppl ..,.;;;;~;-, PHYSICAL FITNESS CENTER SALON A~~Bryan; l aJl!l Mrs. Gerald Anthony and Davidson and sons, Lynn and children, Barbara and Joe, all Roy, Fairborn and Mr and of Middleport and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson 'Jones and doughMrs. Raymond Lieving and ter, Barbara, Middleport. Roy I chil6ren, Sheila, Mike, Judy, Is a student at Ohio State II SuS!e ~nd Raymond, west University. , · (,olumbla. Holiday weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert and daughter, Lorrl, of Lan. were their daughter and !ami- · co•ter. visited tbelr parent<, ov- ly, Mr. and Mrs. George Dooer. tbe holidays, Mr. and Mrs. tittle and children, SteVIe, ConW•lham Morm, and Mr. and nie and Kristy, of Berea. Mrs. Martin Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. George Melt>Mra. Margaret Acree, of hart are spending the holiday Hooker-St., waa a 'lltanksglvin~ weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Day dinner suest of Mr. and Robert McElhinny In Jerlerson· Mrs. E. J. Acree and family. ville, Ind. and in Columbus with I Mr. and Mrs. William Ingels Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer and left last week for Gahana, Afrl- familyand Mr. and Mrs. Sid· ca, ,where he will be associat· ney Russell. Mr. Meinhart 11 ed .with Volta Aluminum, sub. on a two weeks vacation from Sldtary .of the Kaiser Alumin. the Ohio Department of High· urn. Corp. Mr. Ingels, employed ways. by Kalser Aluminum for eight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilyears, wlU be workinl In Afrl· more spent the holiday week ca two years. 'llte Ingels' chll- end in Columbus .with their dren, Terry Lee, Leslie and daughters and familios, Mr. Martha, will reside there with and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and sons their parentl. Mrs. Ingels is Gregg and David, and Mr. and · 1111! former Vivian Abbott. Mrs. John Parsons and childDavid Hartinger, Columbus, reo, Julie and Jell. was Thanksgiving Day guest of Joe Relchmond, freshman hta mether, Mrs. Violet Hart- Rio Grande College, spent the mget. holiday weekend with his parMr. and Mrs. Robert Jay and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Don Grueser were Thanksgiv- Webster. lng guests of Mr. end Mrs. Wil· Thanksgiving holiday guests ham Grueser. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore Col. and Mrs. James Hart· were his son!~, Mr. and Mrs. ln~er and children, Jlmmer. i Harry Moore, Jr., and Mr. and Kmttn, and Michael, spent 1Mrs. William Moore and daugh. Thanksgiving with Mrs. Clyda ters, Carla and Kathy, ol AshAJ,ensworth and Mrs. Violet - -..-..... - - - --- - Gallipohs' Largesl Store for Men, Boys (and Women, Too.·. I ~·- 111011 ·Mens Wool Moth-Proof Gin Lingerie 1 • , Wendell Kautz, PoJil!!roj,' Mr.•· tn , Columbu• .wltb A conlributlon was made to py l!ome." and a poem 3 oz., and named Tami Lynn. al in Chitli<'Oihe on Oe<emtier The meeting clltJed Ill Nil' 1 Mlsi1 Bess SJnborn 'I!:Ioda Webb, Mrs. Marie Vtln Mr:g: and ,famlly, Mr. the Veterans !lospltalin· Ch!HI- "Thank•giving,"' written by ,at Fort Lee base hospiial. Pat was discussed when the La· tar form after which relm!l; worcf of the death of Mr H b· Cooney and Richard Sauer, Mid- (,'brt' p' e and sons, 1eothe the Pomeroy WCTU Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. "'""I grand))drents are Mr and dies AuXJiiarv ot Drew W•h ments were '""etl by Iii r t. !!1'1 :orevlno of u dleport. , ehaot met Tuesdav afternoon at the "The Sanctity or the Home" Mrs. Ernest Thompson ot Ai r· •ter Post No 39 . met Tue>day Welsh, Mrs. Thnmton. r.h t. · relative of the former Mr. and Mrs. Bernalil Fultz and r. Mr Richard Root Unll«< Methodist Church. was the topic of the devotion; port Road, Gallipolis. and a ,evening. at the Legion hall In Martin and Mrs. KPBJlll _, If 1 ' and children, Beth, J;larbara, Thank !' • .Root Mrs. Allen Hampton, Prt<i- taken from I Timothy 14-IS and Ipaternal great grandfather Pomeroy. , ......,...,..... 1 and Becky, spent the Mllday M sgV11£ .,.,lwnblll W!th \dent, conducted the meeting Ephesians 6·1-4 by Mrs Rob· Mr. Charles Wo«<ie ol 11411 Catherine WeiRil. pr.-id•nt l ' 0 1 Ca.role Anderson, who Is wtekend In Piqua• with , the ri. Faye wl>ich opened with the ert Warner who closed w1t.h Second Ave., Gallipolis Mrs was in charge ot the mtettng l Bot!OlO too BIG tendJ~g Columbus Business un. Rev. and Mrlll. Bill Mconiber Mr a.;;: Mts. 'IM! Young, Sr. Iof '"We G~ther To~ether." and prayer. The next meetmg . will Otxon is the former Linda A~ which opened in ntuahstu· form and top too small? 8 lve~stty, spent ThanksglvlnJ va. •nd children at\tl also In South C:Ubl'jdJanka&vmg Day . lo\ prayer by Mrs. William L. Itt December 9 at the TrmtlY redmk ol Rtchmond, Va. MJS with Eulalia Webster servmg esbon with her parentl, Mr. (,'ltarleston with "!'· and Mrs. ~' • "~ Mr. end "'ra. Smith. Miss LUcretia Gen- United Qturch of Chrtst. E•nest Thompson left Fnday as chaplain In the absen•·• ot Reverse This: Call The and Francis Everson and · Mr oung, end famUy. helmer reported that a film for Petersburg. _ . Came Neutzling. Members ."'tendmg a Thanksgiving day Patricta and Jamce,; ' former . · and Mrs. ' f!.oot would be shown at the Pomeroy GUESTS FOR DINNER - woshm, to make a cak• or can· dtnner at the farm home of Middleport residentl. .Jolanda Ro~h) vacaUoned P.igb School on January 11 and Mr. and Mrs Purley Karr Twlla, Ray, Tommy and Jane dy for the Veterans party at & Mr. and Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mr. and Mrs. Let Davldsnn recently in and that pamphlets would also be entertained With a ThanksgtY· Ann: Mt. and Mrs. Woodruw Chillicothe are asked to bring Cherey Ridge, were Mr. and entertalned with a Th'apksglvlng They VISited m .lackson. distributed to the pupils inl Day dinner at their home Mora, Jackie, George, Rlchard.l them to the Legion halt the eveMro. Jay Jenkins and oltlldren, Day dinner at their 1\Q,me In I8S., with ber sister and bro- It wai voted to write Gover- In Cbtsler. Guests were Mr. Janet and Judy: Mr. George nmg ot December 14. S\fve, Beth and David, Port!oo Athens Thursday. Guests , re ther • in • law, Lt. Col and nor Rhodes protesting the sale and Mrs. Paul Karr, Marilyn, Morrison, Tiny, George and Plans were made for a Christ· Third & State 1 mouth: Mr. w. w. Farley, Mr. their parents and fammer":n. Mrs. Harley Brown who accom- 1of liquor in bottles the sha,. Nancy, Roger and David Mr. and Mrs. Glen roy mas party at lhe noxl m.-rlnR . I'll. ......0797 er 446-2734 --- and Mrs. Harold Chue, Mr. eluding Mr. and Mrs. panted them to Houston, Tex. lof the state of Ohio. Mrs. C. len, Mr: and Mrs. Horace Karr, Ewing, and Richard Douglas. December '!1. There will bo 1 ------~... irorti~l"r. easy 'to: tak6 care of. Size A to D. THiS:ctHRIST· · .........................Jtlt. We Are P1rticip1ting In G•llipolis Merch•nts SHOP·A·RAMA Come In For Free Titkats. HRISTMAS .... AND THE FUN OF CHOOSING JUST THE RIGHT GIFT FOR A VERY SPECIAL MAN! DON'T LET IT BE A PROBLEM FOR YOU. MAKE YOUR SELECTION HERE. WE KNOW WHAT MEN ·1 An i!fpQI gift for him and This Chrlstm~~ r 1 ·RAJAMAS PE1TICOATS TO Su~day, Nov. 27, J~23 ,land. T1te7 wero joined for p Alltlre reported on •n· I'IRST CHILD BORN " 'I' PI · · t' " Tl\ankoi!IVIng Day dinner bY omer0y WCTU \Melvin era! l',ard• sent lo •ick mem- \ Speciali•t ~ and Mrs .Jam•• P.UXUO·r y ans · - " " " IS I!I I Mr. and Mrs. Paul K,uu. .nd tMI·. and ·Mrs. Herbert Moore c· 'b sum. bers.' Mrs. Dessie Patterson R.Washington (Dickie I Dixon ol 503 West r.hrictmas Party T)l(lrnton, "tary ' Personal N0 t~S1. . ~hildren, Richard, Barb~ra and Of Pomeroy. ontrl ufes St.. Petmo·tr~. Va • Pearl Knapp were Pl,,in<\1 .!!~ .•~·it ;m, Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck lflr end Mn Ado! h el , . · p~esented the program topic. are annouqcing lhe .btrth of · ""' f),rember 27 committee to order 8 From Middleport lllil children, Rtent and Bren- and ·,on Den i P T~/~ T0 VA Hosoital ''Unit~. Gr,tefutness." She their first child, a dauRhte• .1 The annual C!trf~tmas partv $Old •• • mortey-rriatllnJ · da, Columbus: Mr. and Mra. . ln8' • n • apen1 n salso read "A Recipe for a Hap. November 18. weighing. t lbs, 10 be held at Veterans H..pl~· ~ct later In ltte fHl"' · The Suaday Ttm..S.IIUIII!I, ... 4-~ totrimitt~ ·Piize Winners in Reo~~na; M~ting Members Will Hear Speakers ;. ' ' . ' . ' · visited hia family ,, rotlsmouth on Thanksgiving. \ •siling Mr. and Mrs. Forrost Baclttel and daughtJ!r, Carole, oller Thanksgiving weekend were Mr. imd 'Mra. <leor&e Dal· las, Billy, Steve, Mike and Melisla, of SOlllh Charleston O:<io, and their son, Butcb ; student at "Mt. Union eoue'ge, : and Mr1. Baclttel't lister, Mrs. Thelma Howard, of Clatksb!lrg. Mr. and Mrs. Casb Bahr'a doughter, Christine, a student at Rio Grande College, Is spendIng the Thanksgiving holidays w•lh her parents and slator, Candaee. Spending Thanksgiv. ' lng Da.y with . the Bahrs were \ Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, Cbe•b!r,anci' r.fr. and Mrs. Wil· liam Bahr of G"al\lpolis. Ronnie Hhtd7, 1tudenl at Ohio State Urilversity, ts snen4. lng the '(ltanksglvlng holldaya W.th his mother, Mary Hindy, and arandPllr~et. Mr. and I Mrs. C. M. Baker. Stephen Hlndy, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. · Kal lUndy, formet Middleport reaidenll, 1111 aim· ed Wedn d •• th1 N 1•••• forthe seme reaoon he does. es ay "' alwuu SO YG!t can tell whai time h Is. Hotmr $ocfet; at tile Myellflerie . Pr~ty. Aca~emy II ilel*a FaDt, New ! 11tf Ac:cutron" movtment It York. . u!ed In Explorer, Telstar, TIROS Mr: and Mrs. Kal Hlntly, sen; '•nd Pegasus satellites, as well N "' ·• pendln ' es Gemini. The vibrations of a eca Fa•"· ""• . . • .• ~· I the Tltanks;lvin& holida• .weekI ' dnytuntngtorkdlvlde ..cnsoc.1. ' \ and Into 360 equal ports. And with ner paf81lll, Mr. end Mrs. 1make Accutron time 10 preclso, . Geor~ ·Baker, Middl~port. , we guarantee It within 6o 110' Mrs. Edna. ,Slnea II: lmprov- \onds a month.' About two HcIng flVm p!UIIlll1f!'1 II \•nets a day. zer 'Hosplial and ilia room.231. What's·rnore, tills it IIHt ID> Her dqhiert, Mra. Clydr I :curacr this tlmeplaca can be· Bartl- --• ,_11, , •• ••Pt<:ted to kHP tona erttr ... .. .. ·-... 1... manllllconquartd ..... John Felton of ·Sift1P8011, t. VL By tllen, lllth rrt1J not be have been with their mother. 1.lht only placo VOU'fii!M4Mrs, hu rtlltt'llfil to · · • ·her Ill Binlp.Ga. dintMir IUIIII' ol ~· au.llt4 1'111 Mr. Gi11Uflli! LIKE, WE HAVE WHAT MEN LIKE. AFTER ALL, WE SPECIALIZE IN MEN. ' '·I ~ . ' ~-0 ~,~OP WITH CONFIDENCE IN A MAN'S . ' . ..v. .~.......................................... ' STORE."·NOW, WHILE OUR SELECTIONS ARE ' AT THEIR PEAK BEST. AND HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAY! !tEE ·GIFT WRAPPING Mn. '\ ust Qli.R LA'{-AWAY ..LAN , I ,i �,, ,. ' I ' _.{, ... ' ~., - '• • .,._'ftltBIUida1 Tim• SeDIIDel, s~. Not. at, 18UO v~ AW;AY iln. Fred Cabeen 01 Mlddl .,. . pert lw been visiting 1D Colwn· M , wllb Mr. and MrS. Hanley Cone, Mr. ud MrS. Joe C. been IDd Mr. and MrS. 11¥lmas Watkins and son, Tommy, and ID Dayton wllb Mr. and Mrs. Gtorge Cabeen. DAUGHTER aciRN Rev, and Mn. C. J. Lemley of RuUand are announcing the birth oJ lbeir first l"&nHehild, a daughter, Theresa Marte, to Mr. IDd Mn. Roger Lemley of I 1..1eveland, Saturday,' l';ov. 19. MrS. C. J. Lemley and son, Larry, visited the new p•rents last weekend. 1 Reversible and washable, tool ' <<\: ~· "l' ~ -- --- -~~......,....~--.......----.. Contributions· of crea tlve Women • 1 . ' • ' '•i. • ' ' •. . 1. ' I ·• . mea~um ~t~ ~p s':::' ~~eNero'; ~~ar~':i ~~= ~U~ su:g ~h~~ ~~~~;~e:~~:n'~lb P~J:tlcal ~:~ r~~as~ee:" or~~~f the ~~a~:!!~r~~nuf::~r ~ ~~=t:;!~~~r h~a~ :r~ P~a~eo;:,;~,:er: ~~r=.:.~~~ · never . a.. ma war A year alter daatb, ' a poslbumoua .eiJilliltlon arrangoo by hJJ dealer is a dud. Now, liJ: years! later, a oneman allow atiJie New School fw Social Reaeareb liu lbe "'" •-"!Cl shoutlna an4 lite collectort falling nver one another to pay up to f{&,OOO 'for his wtirk. The history of art Is studded with tragedies like . that tl Turku Trajan (1887-1959), who worked as a chef In Florida In the winter to pay the rent on an unheated Man hat I an "loft" where he coukl plirsue bls star Hom••• To TnjaD c ' . poetic reaUsm is out of favor. Trajan spent bls creative working in cement on nd animal forms both :tan<lin and in 'relief e drgawlngs and ' som thrown In malr.ly as studies bls sculpture · He wao lbe first sculptor modern time!l-harklng back Greek sculpture-to patnt works. The first shock of surprise the color permeating the gives way to admiration lor unexpected, 'ubtle used. :his Noted by Speaker , What Creative Women may contribute to society was the topic of the speaker when the Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma ~ctet~ dined re· cently at the Middleport Htgh School. 1 he dmner was pr~pared by Senior Mothers Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, .Jr., and Mrs. . .. James Pullins and served by orated m Thanks&Jving theme. Senior girls Favors were from Quality Prmt :Shop, Landmark, and Farmers Dr. Ann McCarren, professor Bank and Savings Co. Hostessof history at Rio Gra nde Co l- es in charge of arrangements lege, was prindbal speaker on, were Mary Virginia Reibel Mar"Contributions of a Creative th a Husted and Geneva Nolan. Woman." She read e x e~rpt s ' from "The Yearling" by Marl JOrie K. Rawlings and comment· ' C. H. Wise Family Jed on them. Hnsts for Dinner The Yearling, a 1938 P~l itzr>r Mr. ~nd Mr_s. C. ~ - Wis~, .Jr. prize winner, was made ml(l a entertamed w1th their trad1hon- : movie and 26 years later wa s al h dinner dramatized on the New York tlwir home in stage. Today, Jody , th e central : Gut>sls were their I character in the book, is rerog- Mr. and Mrs. Victor 1 nized as is Huckl eber ry Fi nn .nnd children , Kathryn iand Tom Sawye~ as an appeal- and Ch11ckie, Pomeroy; mg boy, symboiJc of Amenran and Mrs. William Bet2 and youth. ghter' sandy, Hilliard; ~ r I Presiding at the business ses- , Carnet Belz, Gallipolis; Mr. C. i sion was the president, fay H. Wise, Sr. and Miss Ruth Sauer, with group singing led Wi se, Middleport, and Mr. Hurl by Lee Lee. The December Hannahs, Pomeroy. Dinners meeting will be held at the were taken to Mrs. Charles I Jackson Christian Church on Me~amee and Mrs. Max Dcember 30. born, who are shut-ins. An ~ere were 38 membe~~ at- rangement of yellow mums tendmg rrom Jackson, \ mton tered th e dinner table. and Meigs counties. Members from Meigs county atlendmg were Ethel Cahpman, Virginia RETURNS TO BECKLEY Covert 1Mh Euler Avice Freck- Mrs. B. B. Zt.igler ha; erturn· er, Mildred Hawley, Martha · ed from Beckley, W.Va. wne,rell I Husted, Geneva Joacilim, Lee she has been with her son, !18n·11 I Lee, Vinas Lee, Nan Moore, dolph, who is recuperating from IGeneva Nolan, Maxine Philson, a recent heart attack. She re· IMary V. Reibel, Beatrice Rein· turned to Middleport with her I hart, Fay Sauer, Emily Sprague son and family, Mr. and Mrs. , Genevieve Stobart, Nellie Vale, William Zeigler and son, 'I , Ann Webster, Roberta Wil- ~ of Belpre, who visited with and Mrs. Earl Davenport Ison, and Dorothy Woudard. Tables were artistically dec- family before returning home. 1 THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT NUMISMATIC 1 COIN CLOCK 1 I Area Lunch Menus 'nle Sunday Tlmll•lllltlhel. and ' · · ~or vo.ur Shoppln~tCon.venie.kt ~ . ~ ' . DOCJ'OR SAYS ~ that is what causes lite ehlllo, GlJ!iiiNI;CliJRRIE .Succeoa of "Homage The Ule-size retliDIDg By Wayne G. Braadatadl, M.D.j lever and other oymptoms. So happonliiC. ' . · 11 • · . ·\Trajan"-lbe New School "Birth of !siB," lor MrS Mary DarneD Lunch- vy fruit salad bread, butter ~ . ~ :s':~ :~~~~te tar all the cas•• reported In Onee lite dlagnoell til ~:• NEIJ YOIUI: (UP!) -A <:eater's llrsl one-man has red hair' one pole blue arm room .Supervisor of the Kyger milk. ' : • a e . ed a fever wtth this country have been In larla lJ uiade, )'0111' ~ ~ Bq~le)IJ~ Uvea Ia -adds poignancy to lbe dilemma and a green-tinged ~· but is Creek Local .School District, Monday, Dec. A - Chicken chills many Infections members of the Armed Forces a variety of eHediVe ' - I I Sculptor's Work Costly, Many Years Late IIJ· .. " SanfaCiaus:Airives'h1!Dowiitown Gallipolis ·· ·Monday·Evelfmg:at 6!30:a~d· ~" ·: . DAVIS~sttUlER Wiii·Retnain Qperr•Untll · ~ ~:'4 , . .I , ( ~ ' raised in a socialist salute:,S Monday, Nov. 28 - TUrkey graham crackers, bread, but. not accustomed to considering scattering of vlsit~r& who eas lbe parasites blve ~ood·r"'!; !mta::tedtn I. pot pie, tomato salad, cheese ler and milk. the posslbUity of malaria. In have returned from lbese ar· come re~~ to Ibis .;:!li!l'ii: ra~ss· lndl B ddhas sticks, apricots, bread, buller, Tuesday •. Dec. 6 -Hot dog 1964 lbere were l7l cases of eas without knowing they bad When e e the is ture o lllO- an u and milk. on bun wtth meat sauce, bu\· Ibis disease re rted in the !eked u lite disease ghen early . e cure pr . rompletely lndtvidual In Tuesday, Nov. 29 - HOt dog tered peas, macaroni salad, United States ~is is not P P . and serious compUcatlooa ,· ment, complete with halo, has on bun wtth meal sauce, nut- canned plums, cookiei bread, ny but the nwnber 1, Jr. The disease cannot be trans- avet'ted. bronzed patina which gives . butter and ·mt'Jk . • rna ' More IIDJIOrlant . . tered green beana, jello, nee creasing is the nn'tted Irom man to man, but 'r . tmpresslon of a wtth brown sugar topping, copk. Wednesday, Dec. 7 - Bowl fact thai much valuable time a female Anopheles mosquito Q - My feel ate always cold, skeleton. · bread, butter and mtlk. of potato soup, crackers, ham 1 !ten lost before the proper which feed& on the blood of a even In hot weather. What II TraJan was re<-ognl~d \n Wednesday, Nov. 3(1 - Bowl salad sandwich, peach cobbler, ~ia~nosis II!> made and appro- victim can later lnjecl the par. Wl'ong? ' lifetime by both crttics oJ cblli crackers, cole slaw, bread, butter and milk. . te trealment started asites into another human A - U you 8!0 past 50 your lellow:arttsts as a major cake, b;..d, butter and milk. Thursday, Dec. 8 - Ham and pna ' host. Since we have this type circulation has probably beBut not a single . Thursday, Dec. 1 - Sealloped beans, cabbage and carrot .al· The malaria organisms de- of mosquito here, malaria could C!'me sluggish. U your doclllr gallery or. museum saw 111 pork and potatoes, buttered ad, canned pears, hot biscuila, velop In · the victim's blood be re-<stablished In Ibis coun- can lind no correctlble ..... .purchase his work. ~e . th corn, celery stuffed with peanut butter and milk. stream and rele... a horde of try If enongh persons who re.. lor this, your only recourll·• mto, loolatlon. reJecti~f 11~ butter, cherry fiuff and chill, Friday, Dec. 9 - Baked meal new parasites wtth explosive turn from the tropics with the would be to use a W~ PM soctal :;'':" 18 ~ t t' bread, butter and milk. · loaf, tomato sauce, whipped po. suddenness. These one • c,\!ed dtsease are bitten by them. So In yuur bed and when Slttin.c. 10 3 thlrt~es . de 1 ft~ rae Friday, Dec. 2 - Oven fried tatoes, gravy, apple sauce, animals attack the victims far the U. S. Public Heallh prop your feel on a . - 111111 th;f ~~~·~arlive~ ~~other chicken, mashed potatoes, gra- bread, butter and milk. red blood cells en masse, and service lw taken effective wrap them in a blanket. years, he might have cashed I'RY A MARTINIZED FORD AT MARTIN FORD - TRY A MARTINIZED FORD AT on the curr.ent swing back representational art. As it Wll5, he died alone in studio-where he sometimes had to warm his bed by putting an electric Jighl bulb between the sbeets--surroun~ed by his life's work and one sBiitary personal possesion: bis Bible. o;' . ° I RIDE TH£ NEW WAY£! E WORLD ALMANAC FACTS I ~ I plump foam-rubber filled CORDUROY CHAIR PADS In popular decorator colors for dinette end kitchen chairs, dining room, desk ond captain's chair·• •• , only 200 .,,h Reg. $2.29 THIS WEEK ONLY__ s· "' ll '' II' ' ! 1 ll"xll• Dlarnoncl Shape Wall Clock ' I efurniture ec•rpet e decorating A. Sematlon Todafl ••• Jln Heirloom Tomorrow! I The Last United States Silver Coinage, 1965 Marks a milestone in our nation'• hiBtO'Q' tComes Complete With Uncirculated Silver Coins and Battery . 1 Corner Second and Grape In Gallipolis, Ohio JEWELERS Gallipolis, Ohio · There are 68 land-grant colleges a n. d universities In the United States, says The World Almanac. They were established as a result of the first Morrill ac:t of 1862. The name land· grant is applied to them because the federal government gave public lands to the statea for their support. 0 "" p' If " ' " " ". . at MARTIN FORD SALES I i ! MUSTANGS AI& STOCK NO. 798 STOCK NO. 780 2 DOOR HARD TOP 2 DOOR HARD TOP IIUSl'ANQ 2-DI HARDTOP ••• for HER from Carl's Family Shoe Store ••• Candy apple rad, 289 V-8, courtesy white wall tlrto, power steering, Radio, in· group, white wall tires, rocker panel terior decor group, exterior decor group, molding, radio, deluxe seat bella, wheel deluxe seat belt1, wheel coven. covers. 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SHOP·A·RAMA Free Tickets - No Purchase Necessary SHOP FRIDAY NITE TIL -:00 P.M. USI YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT AT .... ' ', ·• .. , " .\..., ..... ' <·, ' STOCK NO. 765 FAIRLANE 2 DOOR HARD TOP .' ., I,:.·, • •, f . 390 V-8 Engine, Select Shift Cruise-o-matlc, Elec~ric Clock, 7.35x14 White wall Tires, Radio, Deluxe Seat Bel~, Remote Control Mirror, Wheel Covers. r A!Rio\Nr 500 I-Ilii IIAR111'0P s Sticker Price $3042.48 _ M1rtin's Price SnacTION5 ARE ~*An Many M~re To Choose Froo At T~e Same DISCOUNT PRICES • • • t Low Pown P1yment t42 Months Pln1ncln!J '. ·- 1., Falcon 2 Door s.dan FAIRLANES ,. ' s Sticker Price $2321.67 _ Martin's Price SHOP ,NQW WHllE ' ., lleht l.Jme gold, 289 V-8, Courtesy Ught Group, STICKER PRICE $3198.00 fine H0$1ERY ·. · O.l~lt, ()~It . ' ! MAJlTIN FOJlD SALES, IN - 'l' ,I ~17 Secqnd A.,.; ' • • I ,,, • , . -- G~flpoUs, Ohlq �,, ,. ' I ' _.{, ... ' ~., - '• • .,._'ftltBIUida1 Tim• SeDIIDel, s~. Not. at, 18UO v~ AW;AY iln. Fred Cabeen 01 Mlddl .,. . pert lw been visiting 1D Colwn· M , wllb Mr. and MrS. Hanley Cone, Mr. ud MrS. Joe C. been IDd Mr. and MrS. 11¥lmas Watkins and son, Tommy, and ID Dayton wllb Mr. and Mrs. Gtorge Cabeen. DAUGHTER aciRN Rev, and Mn. C. J. Lemley of RuUand are announcing the birth oJ lbeir first l"&nHehild, a daughter, Theresa Marte, to Mr. IDd Mn. Roger Lemley of I 1..1eveland, Saturday,' l';ov. 19. MrS. C. J. Lemley and son, Larry, visited the new p•rents last weekend. 1 Reversible and washable, tool ' <<\: ~· "l' ~ -- --- -~~......,....~--.......----.. Contributions· of crea tlve Women • 1 . ' • ' '•i. • ' ' •. . 1. ' I ·• . mea~um ~t~ ~p s':::' ~~eNero'; ~~ar~':i ~~= ~U~ su:g ~h~~ ~~~~;~e:~~:n'~lb P~J:tlcal ~:~ r~~as~ee:" or~~~f the ~~a~:!!~r~~nuf::~r ~ ~~=t:;!~~~r h~a~ :r~ P~a~eo;:,;~,:er: ~~r=.:.~~~ · never . a.. ma war A year alter daatb, ' a poslbumoua .eiJilliltlon arrangoo by hJJ dealer is a dud. Now, liJ: years! later, a oneman allow atiJie New School fw Social Reaeareb liu lbe "'" •-"!Cl shoutlna an4 lite collectort falling nver one another to pay up to f{&,OOO 'for his wtirk. The history of art Is studded with tragedies like . that tl Turku Trajan (1887-1959), who worked as a chef In Florida In the winter to pay the rent on an unheated Man hat I an "loft" where he coukl plirsue bls star Hom••• To TnjaD c ' . poetic reaUsm is out of favor. Trajan spent bls creative working in cement on nd animal forms both :tan<lin and in 'relief e drgawlngs and ' som thrown In malr.ly as studies bls sculpture · He wao lbe first sculptor modern time!l-harklng back Greek sculpture-to patnt works. The first shock of surprise the color permeating the gives way to admiration lor unexpected, 'ubtle used. :his Noted by Speaker , What Creative Women may contribute to society was the topic of the speaker when the Alpha Omicron Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma ~ctet~ dined re· cently at the Middleport Htgh School. 1 he dmner was pr~pared by Senior Mothers Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, .Jr., and Mrs. . .. James Pullins and served by orated m Thanks&Jving theme. Senior girls Favors were from Quality Prmt :Shop, Landmark, and Farmers Dr. Ann McCarren, professor Bank and Savings Co. Hostessof history at Rio Gra nde Co l- es in charge of arrangements lege, was prindbal speaker on, were Mary Virginia Reibel Mar"Contributions of a Creative th a Husted and Geneva Nolan. Woman." She read e x e~rpt s ' from "The Yearling" by Marl JOrie K. Rawlings and comment· ' C. H. Wise Family Jed on them. Hnsts for Dinner The Yearling, a 1938 P~l itzr>r Mr. ~nd Mr_s. C. ~ - Wis~, .Jr. prize winner, was made ml(l a entertamed w1th their trad1hon- : movie and 26 years later wa s al h dinner dramatized on the New York tlwir home in stage. Today, Jody , th e central : Gut>sls were their I character in the book, is rerog- Mr. and Mrs. Victor 1 nized as is Huckl eber ry Fi nn .nnd children , Kathryn iand Tom Sawye~ as an appeal- and Ch11ckie, Pomeroy; mg boy, symboiJc of Amenran and Mrs. William Bet2 and youth. ghter' sandy, Hilliard; ~ r I Presiding at the business ses- , Carnet Belz, Gallipolis; Mr. C. i sion was the president, fay H. Wise, Sr. and Miss Ruth Sauer, with group singing led Wi se, Middleport, and Mr. Hurl by Lee Lee. The December Hannahs, Pomeroy. Dinners meeting will be held at the were taken to Mrs. Charles I Jackson Christian Church on Me~amee and Mrs. Max Dcember 30. born, who are shut-ins. An ~ere were 38 membe~~ at- rangement of yellow mums tendmg rrom Jackson, \ mton tered th e dinner table. and Meigs counties. Members from Meigs county atlendmg were Ethel Cahpman, Virginia RETURNS TO BECKLEY Covert 1Mh Euler Avice Freck- Mrs. B. B. Zt.igler ha; erturn· er, Mildred Hawley, Martha · ed from Beckley, W.Va. wne,rell I Husted, Geneva Joacilim, Lee she has been with her son, !18n·11 I Lee, Vinas Lee, Nan Moore, dolph, who is recuperating from IGeneva Nolan, Maxine Philson, a recent heart attack. She re· IMary V. Reibel, Beatrice Rein· turned to Middleport with her I hart, Fay Sauer, Emily Sprague son and family, Mr. and Mrs. , Genevieve Stobart, Nellie Vale, William Zeigler and son, 'I , Ann Webster, Roberta Wil- ~ of Belpre, who visited with and Mrs. Earl Davenport Ison, and Dorothy Woudard. Tables were artistically dec- family before returning home. 1 THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT NUMISMATIC 1 COIN CLOCK 1 I Area Lunch Menus 'nle Sunday Tlmll•lllltlhel. and ' · · ~or vo.ur Shoppln~tCon.venie.kt ~ . ~ ' . DOCJ'OR SAYS ~ that is what causes lite ehlllo, GlJ!iiiNI;CliJRRIE .Succeoa of "Homage The Ule-size retliDIDg By Wayne G. Braadatadl, M.D.j lever and other oymptoms. So happonliiC. ' . · 11 • · . ·\Trajan"-lbe New School "Birth of !siB," lor MrS Mary DarneD Lunch- vy fruit salad bread, butter ~ . ~ :s':~ :~~~~te tar all the cas•• reported In Onee lite dlagnoell til ~:• NEIJ YOIUI: (UP!) -A <:eater's llrsl one-man has red hair' one pole blue arm room .Supervisor of the Kyger milk. ' : • a e . ed a fever wtth this country have been In larla lJ uiade, )'0111' ~ ~ Bq~le)IJ~ Uvea Ia -adds poignancy to lbe dilemma and a green-tinged ~· but is Creek Local .School District, Monday, Dec. A - Chicken chills many Infections members of the Armed Forces a variety of eHediVe ' - I I Sculptor's Work Costly, Many Years Late IIJ· .. " SanfaCiaus:Airives'h1!Dowiitown Gallipolis ·· ·Monday·Evelfmg:at 6!30:a~d· ~" ·: . DAVIS~sttUlER Wiii·Retnain Qperr•Untll · ~ ~:'4 , . .I , ( ~ ' raised in a socialist salute:,S Monday, Nov. 28 - TUrkey graham crackers, bread, but. not accustomed to considering scattering of vlsit~r& who eas lbe parasites blve ~ood·r"'!; !mta::tedtn I. pot pie, tomato salad, cheese ler and milk. the posslbUity of malaria. In have returned from lbese ar· come re~~ to Ibis .;:!li!l'ii: ra~ss· lndl B ddhas sticks, apricots, bread, buller, Tuesday •. Dec. 6 -Hot dog 1964 lbere were l7l cases of eas without knowing they bad When e e the is ture o lllO- an u and milk. on bun wtth meat sauce, bu\· Ibis disease re rted in the !eked u lite disease ghen early . e cure pr . rompletely lndtvidual In Tuesday, Nov. 29 - HOt dog tered peas, macaroni salad, United States ~is is not P P . and serious compUcatlooa ,· ment, complete with halo, has on bun wtth meal sauce, nut- canned plums, cookiei bread, ny but the nwnber 1, Jr. The disease cannot be trans- avet'ted. bronzed patina which gives . butter and ·mt'Jk . • rna ' More IIDJIOrlant . . tered green beana, jello, nee creasing is the nn'tted Irom man to man, but 'r . tmpresslon of a wtth brown sugar topping, copk. Wednesday, Dec. 7 - Bowl fact thai much valuable time a female Anopheles mosquito Q - My feel ate always cold, skeleton. · bread, butter and mtlk. of potato soup, crackers, ham 1 !ten lost before the proper which feed& on the blood of a even In hot weather. What II TraJan was re<-ognl~d \n Wednesday, Nov. 3(1 - Bowl salad sandwich, peach cobbler, ~ia~nosis II!> made and appro- victim can later lnjecl the par. Wl'ong? ' lifetime by both crttics oJ cblli crackers, cole slaw, bread, butter and milk. . te trealment started asites into another human A - U you 8!0 past 50 your lellow:arttsts as a major cake, b;..d, butter and milk. Thursday, Dec. 8 - Ham and pna ' host. Since we have this type circulation has probably beBut not a single . Thursday, Dec. 1 - Sealloped beans, cabbage and carrot .al· The malaria organisms de- of mosquito here, malaria could C!'me sluggish. U your doclllr gallery or. museum saw 111 pork and potatoes, buttered ad, canned pears, hot biscuila, velop In · the victim's blood be re-<stablished In Ibis coun- can lind no correctlble ..... .purchase his work. ~e . th corn, celery stuffed with peanut butter and milk. stream and rele... a horde of try If enongh persons who re.. lor this, your only recourll·• mto, loolatlon. reJecti~f 11~ butter, cherry fiuff and chill, Friday, Dec. 9 - Baked meal new parasites wtth explosive turn from the tropics with the would be to use a W~ PM soctal :;'':" 18 ~ t t' bread, butter and milk. · loaf, tomato sauce, whipped po. suddenness. These one • c,\!ed dtsease are bitten by them. So In yuur bed and when Slttin.c. 10 3 thlrt~es . de 1 ft~ rae Friday, Dec. 2 - Oven fried tatoes, gravy, apple sauce, animals attack the victims far the U. S. Public Heallh prop your feel on a . - 111111 th;f ~~~·~arlive~ ~~other chicken, mashed potatoes, gra- bread, butter and milk. red blood cells en masse, and service lw taken effective wrap them in a blanket. years, he might have cashed I'RY A MARTINIZED FORD AT MARTIN FORD - TRY A MARTINIZED FORD AT on the curr.ent swing back representational art. As it Wll5, he died alone in studio-where he sometimes had to warm his bed by putting an electric Jighl bulb between the sbeets--surroun~ed by his life's work and one sBiitary personal possesion: bis Bible. o;' . ° I RIDE TH£ NEW WAY£! E WORLD ALMANAC FACTS I ~ I plump foam-rubber filled CORDUROY CHAIR PADS In popular decorator colors for dinette end kitchen chairs, dining room, desk ond captain's chair·• •• , only 200 .,,h Reg. $2.29 THIS WEEK ONLY__ s· "' ll '' II' ' ! 1 ll"xll• Dlarnoncl Shape Wall Clock ' I efurniture ec•rpet e decorating A. Sematlon Todafl ••• Jln Heirloom Tomorrow! I The Last United States Silver Coinage, 1965 Marks a milestone in our nation'• hiBtO'Q' tComes Complete With Uncirculated Silver Coins and Battery . 1 Corner Second and Grape In Gallipolis, Ohio JEWELERS Gallipolis, Ohio · There are 68 land-grant colleges a n. d universities In the United States, says The World Almanac. They were established as a result of the first Morrill ac:t of 1862. The name land· grant is applied to them because the federal government gave public lands to the statea for their support. 0 "" p' If " ' " " ". . at MARTIN FORD SALES I i ! MUSTANGS AI& STOCK NO. 798 STOCK NO. 780 2 DOOR HARD TOP 2 DOOR HARD TOP IIUSl'ANQ 2-DI HARDTOP ••• for HER from Carl's Family Shoe Store ••• Candy apple rad, 289 V-8, courtesy white wall tlrto, power steering, Radio, in· group, white wall tires, rocker panel terior decor group, exterior decor group, molding, radio, deluxe seat bella, wheel deluxe seat belt1, wheel coven. covers. 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MAJlTIN FOJlD SALES, IN - 'l' ,I ~17 Secqnd A.,.; ' • • I ,,, • , . -- G~flpoUs, Ohlq �\I I i • 28-Tite SuDd!IY Tlmet&atlllel, SUDdly, Nov. 27, 1988 ·.. ,:N·ouR IY Dl~ THOMAs Dnrr't.-••v I didJI't WarD you-bUt, there are O)lly 24 s~~p~~n~d~~ay~s~~~:~eft~t before Chrllltmas. And, li you _I'm th.em. 'Tomorrqw is the big parade to open the Chrlllt- mas shopping season in the old French City. That's the saJI\e night, too, all lightS on the beautifully decorated cit:t -t>ark will be turned OD • · for ·'the first time. · · J jlo oot remember correcUy, Gallipolis men:hants :bave. ao~n· wjll tell me about It spent a lot of ,rponey In the la&t. Jleirig wrq, that Is. 1hr~ . or four years to m~a · shoVi-ptace out of the city 'P!D'\ Ill the Forty Years Ago Item durjnl Christm,as. It's all 'teey' In the Nov. 12 Waterways Jourat~. But, to each bl! own ..- . 'naf, 'there appeared a br1ef I a6D miss the bright carnival' note: "The Maysville ferryalllipspbere. of the overbl!lld b<lat Lai!Miet was at the Acme street decorations. Boller Works, Gallipolis." Perhaps lhls is the same 'lbere's a new place In town ferryboat I wrote about In the to buy Christmas gifts. It's Oct 16, 1966 Ttm•s.SenUnel. I the Log Cabin B<IOk Srore, on haven't had a eorrect ldentlflFlrst Ave., across from Holzer cation oo the picture that CbarHospltal, and down the street a les L Neal of 152 Fourth Ave., UtUe way. It was a busy place loaned me. But I don't think the Wednesday aftemMn when I background In the picture matdropped In on the Mrs. Cberles ches any surroundings In the E. Holzer, Jr., and Mrs. Jack area of the Acme Boiler Works. BroWll, the eperalors. So apparenlly the picture wasn't taken here. The Log Cabin Itself Is a conversation piece; authentic Saw Fran Mullen up at Gilas it can be, with a big open tingham's Drug Store the other fireplace. If I remember col' evening, and we talked about reeDy, the log cabin Is left ov· the Laurence. He promised to er from the Gallipolis Sesqul- look up 80me inlormaUon on It centennial in 1940. That woud for me, but none was lerthcommake It about 26 years old. If, ing when we went to press. II'I • ' Spora41c ·reporll 11111 trickle Ia abeut the bird, birdman, or ''The ThJni' that lllmsedlV roosted In the old TN'I' · Ilea north tl Pt. Plee_,l 11u1, as over his shoulder, and told her haunt us alL And, what'o more, , thet was the bird. I don't thl!lk It'll be back next year. IJjUe Mike Burger, son ol Mather's convinced Mike yet, M?. a¢ Mrs. Robert Burger of thai It was really a turkey. '!llere hasn't been any publl· 50 Grape St. took a copy of city on I~ but, I happen 10 WedneSday's daJUpolls . Dally Anyhow, the best one I've know that something's &olng to to prove It -.. • -- - • -- ~ yourself. ·· ·. . · . ., . It~ that Broad war, musical of Merlyn Ross. who !• so well a 1¢!1 ~ears back, Paint Vn~• known for bJs extrava~nza pro- Wagon, ' and they ~:!: ·me It U ductlon• while music t.nstrucwr 1 bring Communtly \, down. at Kyger Creek Hlgb School, is Don't 111188 14 ... ..... ' , GIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS REVCO'S BEAUTY TREATMENT L~ . E~ 9 5 ~ c ""- ~ !1 • g!:ll~ 8~;(1!\l " ~ • 0-- ''• • ·' . ' .. • •' . •• ,. ·' .. ' Q <t ~ , ' . ~ '. . I Gallia By HOBART WILSON, JR. QALLIA count.iaru; are all prepared to meet Santa Claus Monday evening. Ole' St. Nick will make hil first official appearance of 1966 during the annual Gallipolis Retail MerchaDts Christmas par. , ade. The event will commence at 6:30 p.m. Participants will form in the Evans Supermarkets, Inc., parking lot at the corner of Fourth and Court. Many of the downtown stores will remain open to accommorlate those who come to see Santa. • 'I ' ' , Dateline: ,/' quite polllble the picture Ia of• Ia• aa one tbree.yeaNJid Galll- Tribune aDd lhowed Mommy heard yet Ia that '"'lte '!lllng"l happeD at lllo Grinde College Istaging what promi se~, ~m tho ferryboat ,which wu at polla boy Ia concerned, that the picture on tbe .lroat page ot was the 1host of all Tbll!kqlv- on Dec. 7-8-t. So resetv' one of all rumors, to be. some 1118 ; Mayavilll, ly. • ' : bir4'a {ad It, and be hu a pic- the litUe b<ly and the turkey lng turkeys that hu ctme to these nights and go ••• lor big. · tlire TOWN . ......... ~ c.i""N~ --- ..... "'>. 0 z ibl c 0 ' 'I . ' ~' ·{' • ·, I ;·; • DATELINE recently received a letter from Steve Swarny, former manag· er of 1ower Antennas, Inc., in Gallipolis. Steve is now in charge of Tower Antenllal in Dover, 0 . Wrote Steve: • • • • • I I "WE are settled in our new home in Dover and feel kind of lost from lack of news in the Old French City. The kids found themselves sort of behind in school, and there hijs been no TV aDd lots of homework. • "THE school system here is well organized, aDd (Before) Vflr1 progressive. I haven't suffered from lack of work because when we assumed management tbere were 6010 subscribers. I can proudly say we now have 6329 two and one-half montha later, so we are really busy. • • - i' - < • • • • 'fWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallla Time$ . . . Nora L. Coodee, veteran Gallipolis music teacher, dies suddenly.: .· Columbus Major James A. Rhodes gurst speaker at c>ty commission meeting _. _ GAHS Alumni dump Pl. Pleasant ~rads 5-0 on f1eld goal and safety in Turkey Day benefit contest . _. Pomeroy drops Middleport 12-. Jackson downs Wellston 7-0 in Thanksgiving Day coD· tests. GalliP<>IIs, were Saturday ing guesta of hls grandmother, W Mrs. Mae Duffy. OES had Installation of ~iety cers at their meeting Saturday night. - - - - - - - - - Past Chiefs Club met Tuesday night at the home By !lara Phllllpt Mrs. Alva Devaull Tlte Ladles Circle of the Clyde Cooper Is Presbyterian Churcb met with from surgery at Holzer Ernest Major. The mee~ pita!. He Ia expected borne was In charge of the pres!- week. Mrs. Luther Bowles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mc<:O! Sr>av••l Bible Study was led by ly, Mr. and M?s mllllster, the Rev. Donald Culty were gueall Entertainment wa' In Harrisburg Grande II cj!ltrge of Mrs. Clara Phillips ,Count; theme was "Faith." A Mr. and Mrs. Dick 8 urn written by Mrs. Phillips were In Columbus on buslneo11l read. "What I Have ro Friday. f'~~Th:;anklul For." Mrt. Major ! Rev. Donald CalhllUII, 1 turkey dinner at the ard Peten of McAtlbur the session. Mrs. Clara Phillipa attended M>o. Joe Stnma and i PresbytefJ meeun, beld .Mrs. Donald Bobo of -Oak HID recentll. ·- ·•.:-· enjll)'inl a trip Mrs. Otho Watta ol Mld<lle-J port Is spending lfvtral Elza Lambert with her sister, Mrs. weekend vis- Cahoon. Mulholland. Mrs.' J8111e1 11a1nes &t tbe lati Saturday witb realtlves bnifri; 11ft! ~ trieJid, of Wellston lfliJkesville NottS (After) -~ < • • ' 21 Spedal Assortment 25 Slfllle Deslp CHRISTMAS CARDS CHRISTMAS CARDS Asoortod tradlllonol deslen• In beautiful full color Willi oppropriata &reetinao. Com,_wlthonwlopos. Slim or convenllonatstyln. Compllll with COMPARE AT $1.00 COMPARE AT $2.00 48c =~~ 200 GIFT CARDS AND SEALS For 1111 Slfta 100• want to be opened firat. COMPAR'E AT IIYCo IYERYDAY DIICOUNT PIUCI 49~ PAPER OR FOIL WRAP Jumbo Roll l!eliiXO gilt .,_p, bJfr kl...- . ,contlniiOUI roll. 26' wldt, ...- toni;. · COMPARE AT $1.98 otvco EYe..Uv DISGOUNr·,_ •121 . Fire-Proof Bri11hten up 11010, window, Silt wrapplnat. COMPARE AT 49~ 2 8¢ 83 ¢ lltYCOIV. .YDAY DISCOUNT PRtC£ 2 9¢ TINSEL ICICLES -IYIIII'DAY -UNT 1'1'ICI envelopes. Gii'T WRAP RIIJONS 8 lpools- I!lOA'/•'. Solin finish, worm ftltive ~;Ctktra. COMPARE AT ~ ilvarwv DJICol!ltr l'ltlca PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER 69~ 49"'" 25 Del~ CHRISTMAS CARDS 'deslt~n; apartcJina envelopes. llnale r With color. Complett COMPARE AT $3.00 II:EYCO EYERYDAf DliCOUNT PIICI $188 flnCoiVIIIYDA. DIII:OUNr I'IIICI 4 9¢ 83 ¢ • on. Spoll<linl hollcloy color&.COMPM!E AT tUt • · · 690 · _ bfl.,.. . ' THRI" TAPE .. - '• ' Sturdy transporent cotlophtlnt UllntY laP' tor hundrecla or VMt. • ' ", COMPARE AT 3t~ r_•ct 28o ., --··· DIIGOUNT - G1FT WRAP ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION . ·.. .,, . ~ ,, ~ '' DISCOUNT ' ~ > 0 :S --- --- -z --- 15 Fllllfve Bowaolrud)'tllld.lnllall't lltcko REYCOIY.w. . ., DIICOUKr -Potcl . Mds an olo1•nt touch to ovoey lilt. COMPARE AT 69¢ • BOWS COMPARE AT $2.98 In Cuttw Box • IS Stick-On ACilmblnollon pac:lcolo of fllltllwrappinp. WHITE TISSUE . S rolls ftsttvt popar or 11nulna foil wrap. pi"'-26 wklt,l5' Jona. Etch roll26'x3Q" COMPARE AT $1.50 OIYCOM!RYOAY DiSCOUNT PfUCE *118 CHRISTMAS Gl" WRAP 10 Roll Foil and· Folltone REVC:O ..El(YDAY DISCOUNT rtiiCI 6 Roll Paper ar Foil 'CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP 1 •"f ~ 0. 1 "II' '-' • THURSDAY, Dec. 1, will be a big Dlght for meeting• and banquets iD the SEO area. The 18th aDDual All· Southeastern Ohio League football banquet will be held In Athens. The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will conduct a membership session in Logan. Rio Grande College's Redmen will host Campbellsville College in the GAHS gym, and the annual Ga\Ua County 4H Advisor's banr,uet is slated at Grace Methodist church. • / "Plain Jane" packages become glamour gifts when you doll them up with Revco'slovely, sparkling new gift-wrap acc!ilssories. Give even some ' inexpensive Christmas gifts that million dollar look. And remember everyone on your list with Revco's beautiful, full-color Chr~mas cards. · "PLEASE give my regards to some great Uoru; friendl namely Clyde Ramsay, Ed Cottrell, Dick Brown. AI· so hello to Dick Roderick, Dick Owen and Vernon Deweese. Enclosed you will find a check for 1 subscription to the local papets. Our address is: Mr. and Mrs. Steph· en H. Swarny, 91BN. Tuscarawas Ave, Dover, Ohio, 44622." • I • .,} I I ' CENTERS .. ' . '. / . <· f .. �\I I i • 28-Tite SuDd!IY Tlmet&atlllel, SUDdly, Nov. 27, 1988 ·.. ,:N·ouR IY Dl~ THOMAs Dnrr't.-••v I didJI't WarD you-bUt, there are O)lly 24 s~~p~~n~d~~ay~s~~~:~eft~t before Chrllltmas. And, li you _I'm th.em. 'Tomorrqw is the big parade to open the Chrlllt- mas shopping season in the old French City. That's the saJI\e night, too, all lightS on the beautifully decorated cit:t -t>ark will be turned OD • · for ·'the first time. · · J jlo oot remember correcUy, Gallipolis men:hants :bave. ao~n· wjll tell me about It spent a lot of ,rponey In the la&t. Jleirig wrq, that Is. 1hr~ . or four years to m~a · shoVi-ptace out of the city 'P!D'\ Ill the Forty Years Ago Item durjnl Christm,as. It's all 'teey' In the Nov. 12 Waterways Jourat~. But, to each bl! own ..- . 'naf, 'there appeared a br1ef I a6D miss the bright carnival' note: "The Maysville ferryalllipspbere. of the overbl!lld b<lat Lai!Miet was at the Acme street decorations. Boller Works, Gallipolis." Perhaps lhls is the same 'lbere's a new place In town ferryboat I wrote about In the to buy Christmas gifts. It's Oct 16, 1966 Ttm•s.SenUnel. I the Log Cabin B<IOk Srore, on haven't had a eorrect ldentlflFlrst Ave., across from Holzer cation oo the picture that CbarHospltal, and down the street a les L Neal of 152 Fourth Ave., UtUe way. It was a busy place loaned me. But I don't think the Wednesday aftemMn when I background In the picture matdropped In on the Mrs. Cberles ches any surroundings In the E. Holzer, Jr., and Mrs. Jack area of the Acme Boiler Works. BroWll, the eperalors. So apparenlly the picture wasn't taken here. The Log Cabin Itself Is a conversation piece; authentic Saw Fran Mullen up at Gilas it can be, with a big open tingham's Drug Store the other fireplace. If I remember col' evening, and we talked about reeDy, the log cabin Is left ov· the Laurence. He promised to er from the Gallipolis Sesqul- look up 80me inlormaUon on It centennial in 1940. That woud for me, but none was lerthcommake It about 26 years old. If, ing when we went to press. II'I • ' Spora41c ·reporll 11111 trickle Ia abeut the bird, birdman, or ''The ThJni' that lllmsedlV roosted In the old TN'I' · Ilea north tl Pt. Plee_,l 11u1, as over his shoulder, and told her haunt us alL And, what'o more, , thet was the bird. I don't thl!lk It'll be back next year. IJjUe Mike Burger, son ol Mather's convinced Mike yet, M?. a¢ Mrs. Robert Burger of thai It was really a turkey. '!llere hasn't been any publl· 50 Grape St. took a copy of city on I~ but, I happen 10 WedneSday's daJUpolls . Dally Anyhow, the best one I've know that something's &olng to to prove It -.. • -- - • -- ~ yourself. ·· ·. . · . ., . It~ that Broad war, musical of Merlyn Ross. who !• so well a 1¢!1 ~ears back, Paint Vn~• known for bJs extrava~nza pro- Wagon, ' and they ~:!: ·me It U ductlon• while music t.nstrucwr 1 bring Communtly \, down. at Kyger Creek Hlgb School, is Don't 111188 14 ... ..... ' , GIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS REVCO'S BEAUTY TREATMENT L~ . E~ 9 5 ~ c ""- ~ !1 • g!:ll~ 8~;(1!\l " ~ • 0-- ''• • ·' . ' .. • •' . •• ,. ·' .. ' Q <t ~ , ' . ~ '. . I Gallia By HOBART WILSON, JR. QALLIA count.iaru; are all prepared to meet Santa Claus Monday evening. Ole' St. Nick will make hil first official appearance of 1966 during the annual Gallipolis Retail MerchaDts Christmas par. , ade. The event will commence at 6:30 p.m. Participants will form in the Evans Supermarkets, Inc., parking lot at the corner of Fourth and Court. Many of the downtown stores will remain open to accommorlate those who come to see Santa. • 'I ' ' , Dateline: ,/' quite polllble the picture Ia of• Ia• aa one tbree.yeaNJid Galll- Tribune aDd lhowed Mommy heard yet Ia that '"'lte '!lllng"l happeD at lllo Grinde College Istaging what promi se~, ~m tho ferryboat ,which wu at polla boy Ia concerned, that the picture on tbe .lroat page ot was the 1host of all Tbll!kqlv- on Dec. 7-8-t. So resetv' one of all rumors, to be. some 1118 ; Mayavilll, ly. • ' : bir4'a {ad It, and be hu a pic- the litUe b<ly and the turkey lng turkeys that hu ctme to these nights and go ••• lor big. · tlire TOWN . ......... ~ c.i""N~ --- ..... "'>. 0 z ibl c 0 ' 'I . ' ~' ·{' • ·, I ;·; • DATELINE recently received a letter from Steve Swarny, former manag· er of 1ower Antennas, Inc., in Gallipolis. Steve is now in charge of Tower Antenllal in Dover, 0 . Wrote Steve: • • • • • I I "WE are settled in our new home in Dover and feel kind of lost from lack of news in the Old French City. The kids found themselves sort of behind in school, and there hijs been no TV aDd lots of homework. • "THE school system here is well organized, aDd (Before) Vflr1 progressive. I haven't suffered from lack of work because when we assumed management tbere were 6010 subscribers. I can proudly say we now have 6329 two and one-half montha later, so we are really busy. • • - i' - < • • • • 'fWENTY YEARS AGO, from the Illes of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallla Time$ . . . Nora L. Coodee, veteran Gallipolis music teacher, dies suddenly.: .· Columbus Major James A. Rhodes gurst speaker at c>ty commission meeting _. _ GAHS Alumni dump Pl. Pleasant ~rads 5-0 on f1eld goal and safety in Turkey Day benefit contest . _. Pomeroy drops Middleport 12-. Jackson downs Wellston 7-0 in Thanksgiving Day coD· tests. GalliP<>IIs, were Saturday ing guesta of hls grandmother, W Mrs. Mae Duffy. OES had Installation of ~iety cers at their meeting Saturday night. - - - - - - - - - Past Chiefs Club met Tuesday night at the home By !lara Phllllpt Mrs. Alva Devaull Tlte Ladles Circle of the Clyde Cooper Is Presbyterian Churcb met with from surgery at Holzer Ernest Major. The mee~ pita!. He Ia expected borne was In charge of the pres!- week. Mrs. Luther Bowles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mc<:O! Sr>av••l Bible Study was led by ly, Mr. and M?s mllllster, the Rev. Donald Culty were gueall Entertainment wa' In Harrisburg Grande II cj!ltrge of Mrs. Clara Phillips ,Count; theme was "Faith." A Mr. and Mrs. Dick 8 urn written by Mrs. Phillips were In Columbus on buslneo11l read. "What I Have ro Friday. f'~~Th:;anklul For." Mrt. Major ! Rev. Donald CalhllUII, 1 turkey dinner at the ard Peten of McAtlbur the session. Mrs. Clara Phillipa attended M>o. Joe Stnma and i PresbytefJ meeun, beld .Mrs. Donald Bobo of -Oak HID recentll. ·- ·•.:-· enjll)'inl a trip Mrs. Otho Watta ol Mld<lle-J port Is spending lfvtral Elza Lambert with her sister, Mrs. weekend vis- Cahoon. Mulholland. Mrs.' J8111e1 11a1nes &t tbe lati Saturday witb realtlves bnifri; 11ft! ~ trieJid, of Wellston lfliJkesville NottS (After) -~ < • • ' 21 Spedal Assortment 25 Slfllle Deslp CHRISTMAS CARDS CHRISTMAS CARDS Asoortod tradlllonol deslen• In beautiful full color Willi oppropriata &reetinao. Com,_wlthonwlopos. Slim or convenllonatstyln. Compllll with COMPARE AT $1.00 COMPARE AT $2.00 48c =~~ 200 GIFT CARDS AND SEALS For 1111 Slfta 100• want to be opened firat. COMPAR'E AT IIYCo IYERYDAY DIICOUNT PIUCI 49~ PAPER OR FOIL WRAP Jumbo Roll l!eliiXO gilt .,_p, bJfr kl...- . ,contlniiOUI roll. 26' wldt, ...- toni;. · COMPARE AT $1.98 otvco EYe..Uv DISGOUNr·,_ •121 . Fire-Proof Bri11hten up 11010, window, Silt wrapplnat. COMPARE AT 49~ 2 8¢ 83 ¢ lltYCOIV. .YDAY DISCOUNT PRtC£ 2 9¢ TINSEL ICICLES -IYIIII'DAY -UNT 1'1'ICI envelopes. Gii'T WRAP RIIJONS 8 lpools- I!lOA'/•'. Solin finish, worm ftltive ~;Ctktra. COMPARE AT ~ ilvarwv DJICol!ltr l'ltlca PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER 69~ 49"'" 25 Del~ CHRISTMAS CARDS 'deslt~n; apartcJina envelopes. llnale r With color. Complett COMPARE AT $3.00 II:EYCO EYERYDAf DliCOUNT PIICI $188 flnCoiVIIIYDA. DIII:OUNr I'IIICI 4 9¢ 83 ¢ • on. Spoll<linl hollcloy color&.COMPM!E AT tUt • · · 690 · _ bfl.,.. . ' THRI" TAPE .. - '• ' Sturdy transporent cotlophtlnt UllntY laP' tor hundrecla or VMt. • ' ", COMPARE AT 3t~ r_•ct 28o ., --··· DIIGOUNT - G1FT WRAP ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION . ·.. .,, . ~ ,, ~ '' DISCOUNT ' ~ > 0 :S --- --- -z --- 15 Fllllfve Bowaolrud)'tllld.lnllall't lltcko REYCOIY.w. . ., DIICOUKr -Potcl . Mds an olo1•nt touch to ovoey lilt. COMPARE AT 69¢ • BOWS COMPARE AT $2.98 In Cuttw Box • IS Stick-On ACilmblnollon pac:lcolo of fllltllwrappinp. WHITE TISSUE . S rolls ftsttvt popar or 11nulna foil wrap. pi"'-26 wklt,l5' Jona. Etch roll26'x3Q" COMPARE AT $1.50 OIYCOM!RYOAY DiSCOUNT PfUCE *118 CHRISTMAS Gl" WRAP 10 Roll Foil and· Folltone REVC:O ..El(YDAY DISCOUNT rtiiCI 6 Roll Paper ar Foil 'CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP 1 •"f ~ 0. 1 "II' '-' • THURSDAY, Dec. 1, will be a big Dlght for meeting• and banquets iD the SEO area. The 18th aDDual All· Southeastern Ohio League football banquet will be held In Athens. The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will conduct a membership session in Logan. Rio Grande College's Redmen will host Campbellsville College in the GAHS gym, and the annual Ga\Ua County 4H Advisor's banr,uet is slated at Grace Methodist church. • / "Plain Jane" packages become glamour gifts when you doll them up with Revco'slovely, sparkling new gift-wrap acc!ilssories. Give even some ' inexpensive Christmas gifts that million dollar look. And remember everyone on your list with Revco's beautiful, full-color Chr~mas cards. · "PLEASE give my regards to some great Uoru; friendl namely Clyde Ramsay, Ed Cottrell, Dick Brown. AI· so hello to Dick Roderick, Dick Owen and Vernon Deweese. Enclosed you will find a check for 1 subscription to the local papets. Our address is: Mr. and Mrs. Steph· en H. Swarny, 91BN. Tuscarawas Ave, Dover, Ohio, 44622." • I • .,} I I ' CENTERS .. ' . '. / . <· f .. �i • I of, tar u one tllreeoyeiii'Old Gall~ ~~~~?.'Ji~i~::;;:~----~·~~~~~~~~~~y~t wblcll wu at !"'Ill boy 11 concetnecl, thai -~""~' · f · .. -,, \".N' .. '' .. , I·• . · ' illrlt!a bad It, and be has a pic-.~-.: 1ure to prove u . Sporadic · rta eUII lrlckle . · • • Ia abeut the~. birdman, or Utile BUrpr, son of ·w· '"l'he Thlna' that suPPJlSecllv Mr. 'aDd Mrs. Robert Bur1er .r ·: IQCSiecl ID the old TNT · 1rea 50 GrJpe St. took a copy of •-' . · IICII1h tl PL PleMIIIL But. u w~y'a Galllpelh Dal)1 28-The Sunday 'nmet&nUnel, Sullday, Nov. 27, 19118 - ··· · ·,· ' ·· 'i'a· ·u· .R poat~~le the pi~ Ia 11. N To Dl~ IY THOMAS . wam you-but, there are ci~y motjl left ·before Chris.Unas. And, if you thilik. them. ' ·!l'omorrqw the'big parade to open tbe ~r~t-1 m~ shopping )Ieason in .tlle ~ld French City. That's the satqe night, too, all 11gb,~ eil-t~ beautifully decorated citY\ :Park will be turned. on' ~ ' for ~e first time. ,· .- ( !10 not llelllember corr·ecll~r.l Gallipolis merthanls ;bave_*~~• wjll tell me about l])elit: a lot of I!'DIIey In the 111£( lieiris wroni, that Is. ~ , or lour 'years to m~ a. ' ahoir:place out of the clty 'pjifk ·Jll the Forty Years Age during Christm,as. It's all Iii 'the Nov. 12 Waterways ~. But. to eich hla owi(, ·..,. :na1, there appearecl a 1 s6ll miss tbe brlahl caiftival note: "Tba Maysville atn\Qsphere of the ova:b~d boal Lapce wu at tbe ACIIIII street decorations. Boller Works, Galllpella." Perhaps this il the 'lbere'o e new place In town ferryboat I wrote about In te buy Christmas gills. It's Oct. 16, 1966 Tlm..-sentlnel. lbt U>g Cabin Book Store, on haven't had a con-eel Firat Ave., across ttom Holzer cation on the picture that Hospital and down the street a les L. Neal of I~ Fourtb Utile w;y. It was a buay place leaned me. But I don't lhlnk Wecinesday afternoon when I background 1D !be plctur~ dropped ln on the Mrs. Charles ches any surroundings in E. Holzer, Jr., and Mrs. Jack area of the Acme Boiler wor-u.1 Brown, the eperators. So apparently the picture n't lsken here. 'l'he Log Cabin Itself Is a CO!l\Oersalion piece; authentic Saw Fran Mullen up at a• it can be, wlth a biB open lingham's Drug Store the l!rlplace. II I remember cQI'o evening, and we talkecl rectly, the log cabin Is leJt ov· the Laurence. He promised er from the Gallipolis Sesqul- look up •orne Information on centennial in 19~. That wood lor me, but none wu forthcotamake It aboul 26 years old. If ing wben we wenl to preP. :;ecy· Dateline: Mike . Fridav - Gallia • (hrtlmt $4.71 . I'.M.P.o. :Radio I ~ ! ; ll,t6 • ' "Plain Ja: with Revc inexpensl everyone ~ CHRISTMAS CARDS Allortod lnldltlonol de~ano In ~eoutlful tun color With opproprioto arootinp. Corn• -With .,..lopes, COMPARE AT $1.00 liYCOIVEII'ID~Y DISCOUNT PRICI 48" Y . • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallla Time,<~ . .. Nora L. Condee, veteran Gallipolis music teacher, dies suddenly ._. . Columbus Major James A. Rhodes guts.t speaker at City commission meetin~ .. . GAHS Alumm dump Pt. Pleasant ~rads 5-0 on field goal and safety In Turkey Day benefit contest . . . Pomeroy drops Middleport 12-. Jackson downs Wellston 7-0 in Thankli\ving Day con· ..t. 200 GIFT CARDS AND SEALS For tho alfts ,.. want to be CIPineci filii. 111\'CO'EViiiYDAY -PIUCI 2 9" . .. tests. TINSEL ICICLES F'ae-Proot. Briahten up triM, wintlow, lift WI'IPPIIIit. · COMPARE AT 49, ::r-~':"J ·., ' •• PLUS HUNDREI '. ·'i/· ,, - DISCOUNT CENTERS ,, .~ f .~ .... ' '')L< ... . FOR FANCY LADI ES ~ n ' lepnt wrllifli crutit111 ol clmi~ parchment, r.:- ~ fll d ~dt'red ilnd ~rtd d~ c~:led. ' $1.St Trullt • Oral Rill • ' -· Jim Walt er" JUIJUee FoolbaU 1:35 Crusade The I Aucuon 13 3 Horse Sbgw 3:30 3:45 By VERNON SCO'IT jcular paneled library. The couple also spend boors 4:00 Meet Press HOLLYWOOD IUPI) - Brl- Keith's mother, now 1S and immerseo m OOOks rangmg l 4:30 AI Issue In Keith, the gentle father ot llivmg in nearby Covma, ts a !rom philosophy and religons ' the new "Family Affair' serit!s, 1vamter and they own several I Lt., ooveJs ano poet() . · Is really a tough ..-Marine with a quick. temper and disregard 01 her works. Gospel Harm[)ny Smgmg fimt·Ullde ~lOne) 5:GO Wild Kmgdom Frequenlly Broan spends his .. I Football 1 .. Detectiv e~ 3:00 I Burte a•W College llowl 1 The Keiths are musuc lovers 1 ftYenm gs wrltlng monon picture - - - - - - -----~-for the trappings of stardom. 1 and sut>scribmg pauons of the ~~Jmem at h1s desk. He ha::.o Evening Shows He mel and fell ln love wtU1 1&uthern Californi.il Symphony l:~o1o ii one-nour tetevlSion scnpt - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - actress-ballerina Judy Landon · Astiocumon, the HoUywooo tit'~ "The Flrst Clown.11 6:00 News Time Tunnel I wno retired from sh<>w boz al- ' Bowl and Opera Guild, Addition- Wuh hos busy hfe n os usual- 6:30 Pearl Harbor . fer their marriage in 1954. , ally lhey nave a large collec-l ll proden.• not to bother Brian 1,00 1Lassie TheJ have four offsprmgs: ttot. of albums from classocs to Keolh. fie san ompauenl man on 7,30 Wall Disney ' It's About Time ...'•·-. Barbara, 1i Be~, 6; Mimi, a~ modern Jazz. i the Voyage go. ~i~~'E!~:m~· .1,V, Tube Viewer f~::m~ndlord :ry~::: < The F.B.L 1 t ' ·'· ... ,., . •,• • lOll course, although Keith ~·t play g~U. · · , SUNDAY a p. m. Ch 8 "~acl< and lbe 10;00 Andy l'illllam• It is centerou ID three a~ • 1:30. a. m. ,;o 10 "Kidnapped''/ .lleaostalk" W:liOof l'lllllnc groundl with oak.: 4:30 pPm. Cb 4 "Hell's lBtancl" a p. m. CD & TBA U:lJO-News ~ .ant! a S!'iln!llinl pixll; a t p. m. Cb I TBA ~ ~ p. Do. Ch 10 "'fhe Mountain 11: 1~ Mike Douglas fine ·oeflbll !Or their colloctlon 1u p. m. Ut 13 "<-an Can" Road" . u.;ro.... m pete. Keith Ia the masler,_' oiU:30 p. m. Ch 8 "The t;reaL · ~ iP· m. ChI "Love Has Many U.45 _ lour dop: Mitzi, a minilt~re , O.cepllon" Facea" licbnauzer, two Keeshunds, ~-1 · .IIIONDaw . . lu:.., p. m. Ch 8 "LUe Begins lljr and Tiger and a malamute ' 4:30 p. m. 1-n '" " JIID Thorpe, ' ·at 17" named Svetay. .._ All Americao" Pan 1 · 11:30 p. m. Cb 10 "Hellgale" ~l!"re Bn; .also f~ cats :on ~. p, m. "" 1 "Thunaermrda" 11:30 p, m. Ch IS "Wild HBJ'o lbi lamlly aild a ser~es of rac- j7 p. 1!\o Ch 3 "There'J No -I!Usi' vest" oDolll, ltamlleri, parrots . and 0011 LillO Show l111Sll$.s" I a. m. Ch 4 "Troll Street" ear.arles who have :•a.sod ·1:30 p. .m. Cb I ''Sahara:' FRIDAf lbrougb from time to time. rne 'fl:211 p. m. Co 8 ''lne l!arefOOI 4 30 m. Cb 18 "OUr bead ol !be_household once own-' Mailman" ~ : . p. ., ed a atrinl of horses but now lll:iW )/· m. Ch 10 "'!'be Grapes loons .. . keeps only""- wllh • triend in of Wrath" · S p. m. Ch~ Across the Wide , tho San_Femando \'alley wnere 'll :au p. ,11, Ch 13 "At Sword's I Mlsso~t ,, , he rides occasionall)l. Point" i 7 P- m. ,_;~ 13 f1J81Da Game '111e Keltbs are a etose • knit : TUESDA f '9 .P· "'· Lh 8 The Man From 1 family and seldom enlertain . . Ithe Viner's Club" . · i 4;311 p. m. ~" " Jm1 Thorpe 11:., p. m. co 8 "Marte or the I They have a llouSel:...,.r, out AU Amerocan" l'an II · 1sles ". ... Judy doe8 nlosl· of llle coo<in , '· ,. . · · . : . .' D p. ~.-. "" 8 s:ono• ot lwo lu.o P• m. Ch ut "A..nger ol l 0.... summer ,w~s t.inan 1 Juna , sev sf ;, and ''Dt wtll-'iltir up a batcb of spagnelii ~ p. ,11 , co 3 "Blue ttawall" . ~ne . ~.. as ag Ol bArbecue spareribs. . . ..· . -' ' tt r smp lilr . _, . .· . • p,, m. Y' • .l!u!i ""' !/Ulan! ll:ato p. ·m. Cb 10 "Callmg Mr. Qdplte. hls rkb wardrobe on fi ::W p. m. , <;11 a ''!Rumble on ueaUt" and "Bedlam" . the <CB:i-1"1 senes,· Ketth lolls me UO<ItS , CH "Siill' , , l •• 1 4 ~ve y around !be boo8t' l 'l bl.ue j eanli- u :JU p. u'l. Ch 10 A SWU'I or a. m. .· ~ Movie CanGJd Camera What's My Litle News Jim Carlen News Scope Issues & AllS'Irctl All(. I 'TJI[ PflfECT fAMILr liln Late Show "->... li'lcflarM II. Pow.r ll.indle ¥111 ~ 4 bMilet, I. ULIPJiri!IOII!. YOUR TELEVISION PLEASURE 1 ·, .··· {o • ' ·. ··FoR ONLY 17c A DAYI • H ~ Weir boots; SIIVo.... _,_. ufl boor~. , . He1 up • · 1: every mol'lllllg to go • ""~ . •. aoou_('fuakiD& .tJis :U.)OW. Gloey" . 3A"t'UIW.rt.l :..l :3U p.m. t:b l3 '1'ne HelreSS" 4 p. m. llt lu "VIlJectlve Bur- ' ~a,;u,....,uA\' f:30 p. th. rna" vn J.U . LOVe l''illds ~ lot· UJ. Cn 3 ''8laJ8j 17'1 . , a V· '"· .;n e t'IIJ\ · hi:. f. 6~.~aranree.· cuat--::dbo role ·a p. n··· t:a· & ·"t'lk ~• nurnet" 11:1:, p. m. ..;n 1~ ·•reenager Ia the serlea !Viii ,be C91DPlol<il u ::w p. ,.•• ,;n ~ "NI'"" or u-um ....,,., . spact:' and early in the ' ye~;, .teali)lll bliii t'error'' · .'. 1 "~&tl.tp~re ,'tJhoat'' . li'ee Ill p~ue n\btlon PIOiul'e )l:;,u v- m. ,Ch 19 Bes1, ~. 8,._ 11::.. ~ - w. ~· , "The .llatlle · .k ~ rus -nrst . love. ·; g&· ~: ··1'ne : 1'1al ~e~ .f~MioiJ',' ~.~, JDe Kgg.-~ ' um~r'' .. But.- : '"·fl•• .. ~ NFL FootbaU I 15 1:30 Brian ·Keith 's T u-:J Lives ~~ ta --A Family Man in Both ... ·· I BuDwtatll lliSCOYtrJ 2 .m I -~ - 1 ~ ~ "'rld 12: Ia Garaen Club 12:30 Ct. • Caravan W. Va. BasketbaB 1 12:45 Meel Press NFL Highlights 2:30 -"•)IDee waiol!er 2 Sc ua, 1111 Lam p Unto My Feel Beat11 IIIII Oeel Look Up Peter P~ ' :::~~~:::::~re I ~::::Li:b TV PROFILE TV Sports s_., •' Lln\!8 ,j 10 311-- 10· 4~ Llvin" is, Ohio God .. o\nlw1!r 10·00 ' Olurcb flope In Peru'· . .. 21 26 WJri'N TV-IJ Gotl IS Atll1rer 1:00 Al''L l' OUlDaU I ·-- COMPAR'E AT 49, 18 '19 wens TV-I Cartonn~ 930 9 Iii-Jubilee -'lbe Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 1966 Radio ..' .. "'' I t·OO 11 '12 1 I Sahn•day " ' ,_s_ 4' s F . d . · R ' , . A D I 0 an Highli~hts 21 Speefal Assortment 2: : 2s .~ 9go ·' 19~6 NOVEMBER M T ·W· r 1 ' 2 ~ .3 1 '61 7 8 9 10 f.'-3 114 15 1617 20i 2t i22 '23 :24 - •.. \ I (Befo . Daytime Shows ....,_....,. j w~J.EJI. .. Sunday ., ,. I • THURSDAY, Dec. 1, will be a big night for meeting• and banquets in the SEO area. The 18th annual All· Southeastern Ohio League football banquet will be held In Athens. The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will conduct a membership session in Logan. Rio Grande College's Redmen will host Campbellsville College In the GAHS gym, and the annual Gallla County 4H Advisor's banc,uet is slated at Grace Methodist church. • - I N~~W Slim ZlpPO Jrr hlgh·polistJ th1 ome ti.SO I " PLEASE give my regards to some great Uons friendl namely Clyde Ramsay, Ed Cottrell, Dick Brown. AI· so hello to Dick Roderick, Dick Owen and Vernon Deweese. Enclosed you will lind a check for s subscription to the local papets. Our address is: Mr. and Mrs. Step_b· m H. Swarny, 91SN. Tuscatawas Ave., Dover, Ohio, ->4622." . :' Rfiular Zlp110 In bt~~Min i·>h I • • otn ur f illt lonl·ltsUng ellll bectu I · II'*A)I.. cr l iPP.o will li~ them~:r work. I progressive. I haven't suffered from lack of work because when we assumed management there were 6010 subscribers. I can proudly say we now have 6329 two and one-half months later, so we are really bUSy. • • ' TV..Cable .. HI•..,_hli~·h·ts-_, •· . '·- "THE school system here is well organized, and vel'J • GUUIBaltJ.Yb• naliJ,Ita, M~IRSAUSHEI liGttrr~s ¥11NllAV ' TnRU, FRiDA!' I:I) ,....,., .Anderson IIhow 1:311-$ip QQ :- New_a .. 7;1t ·NeJII . ' l:lllo Sacred Heart ' . :GO ·QIP Seboo1 Foolblll wcqo TV-• WBTN fV.IJ Qauel t 5;50 .. }11elp Cl. RI"D . !.1'~ a \flddleporl) ""'' rv.s Singing 6·30 8 a. m. ...:-Sunrise Semlnat 5:55 News . 11:00 Top Tea Sbow . 6· 4s-<'.orr !lob ~ - 1 8:011 Bill Mll!er Show 12:Go Nailonal Newo 6:30 a.m. - Farm .orecas 9 a. m. _ Paul OiJoo Sbow 7:11 News 12:11 A.S.C. Prgm Cartoons 7·flO-.- f!KiaV 7 Clml"'h "' n.rtst 12 Noon - 50-lill Club :50 News 12:30 M.UOII Co. AcrSleepy Jelll!rs l . p. m.,:Si>O<;!k Beckman I :U Baker Furniture Auclian 12:45 Ohio Unlv. Report . ' -~i ~ Col'loon Carnival 8·110• ·30 p m · G•-• D - -• · '- 1· . .'Wed) I:GO Ohio Newa Buddy Starcher '~"'' I :U •llaktr Forti. _Shdw, (ll'r _ 1.) ' 1:81 ·satutda•' Show 1:311 ~ p. m. - Very SOeclal p. m. _ News Report 9 :oo News · 6 1 1:11 OSU alfd ou rootbaU Merv Griffin 9:811 Dialing lloUar Secret !ltorm . p. m. _ TV Newe f:O!i Coffel Wltb Janet 5:45 Sign 011 4 11 MOYII 9:30--Jao:ltle Ottilnter · · 111.00 Swap Shop· -· SUNDAYS A':a~~ Show Newt and 10: 15 Morning MedltatiOat :to Sigr On - Forward 10·110-II:W Gueso candid Camera 10:!0 ·Br\mcll.1!ho• ll'altb 10·25--Newa · Ooallll<l I :. O C .. Ohio News • . 1:30 Baptist How· ' 1 11e RJnemsn 10:30--Concentral Beverly ·Hlllbllllel 6:40 a. m. - O.votions li:Oii Counrry Junctloo 7:00 Master Control 11:111 Pat Boone Andy Grlfftlh Supermarket Sweep ti :45 a. m. - R. R. No. 1 10:50 Counrry llymntu ·•• 7:ilt"'l'he Good Lile 11:30 Hollywood Sq. Didl Van "Vte Dating Game 17 a: n•. - Over Lighlly 12;00 NewscQI 1:4$ ·'l'he flible SJ>eakl Donna Reed 1:30 a. m. :... SiilgJnc 11rrie .. · 12:15 Local News I:GO Sunday Show · 12:110-Jeopardy Love 01 Life 8 a. m. Over usnuy 12:25 Sports Neirfl .. · ·t:811 ~.adb!B Kingdom New~~ 12:2512:110 Goessler Sbillr-- tFrl.) · 1:20 Sunaay Show· · ' 1Z:30 Swlngln' Searc11 F..- l'omor Father Knows Best 8:30 a. m. - Jack I.aJ,a~ a. m. DlaJinc . lOr Do.llars 12:30 Larry An<Mnoa Show 10:30 Country Hymntlmen 12:4&GUldin& LIJ!bl 10 a. m. - The Nuraeo 3:01 Miles Kuste :Show 11:110 QUiet Hour 12:55--Newo 10:30 a. m. - Dan Sbadowo t:!S Karr Van l!ondt 11otora 12:00 .Noon News ; 1:111 News Woman•• Pap Ben Casey 3:30 p. ni. - Mike Dougfu Show IMOII-Wed.-Frl.) U:li OU1sbana llllur 1:30 llllkt A Deal As World I'lmll Newlyw.o Game 4:30 Local News 12 : ~ Rev. MerliD }'ce~ 0 p. m. _ CartoOn. 1:55 News ~ p. m. - Local Newl. 5:00 News ' 1:110 Rev. Eddie Boy~ A Time For us 11 p. m. - Merv GJ'ilfln Show 5:45 Sign Oft i 1:10 Rev. Sllaa 8illupa: · 1:08--IIUr Llvea News- Womou 12:30 a. m. - New., Weatller - SATURI>AYS ' 2:00 Rev. Jobnny ~Jefl_.rj. , ,...Doctors and Spoi'IS >:30 Sign '011 , 2:30 NallonaGNe>tp • ' . 1:~ -· li:50 PI'Oiallnt Hour . j 2:85 SUIIday Show;: 1 1:10-Anoth. World 'I'D Tell Trutb O..neral Hospital Cba•"_"l 11 1:00 Family Worship . Hour 5:45 Sllft Of( . :- u · ., • . ~>: : ' 1:211News 16:30 a. m. - Swnmer Seme&l:»--4on't Say Edge OJ Nigllt '!'be Nurses I :rm.- Farm!lme f:GO Mr. Cirtooo l'beatrE Dark Shadows 7:30 a. m. - Spotlight on Edut:att Rocky .. Frs. Where AciJoD Ia caU.on . , MONDAY lllroap FRIDAY 1 4:55 World & Natior.al News 7:46 a. ID. - MUII1118 Reporl 5·00 Co ·,. N 1:00 M. Oouglu Famlly · !'beater i a. m. - Caplam Kangaroo , 1 : 1~ SJgn un, lllornona Show • mmunt., ews $:30-" Ech. oes of Joy 5:05 Ma!Min Counly News 7'"' ~ a. m. - Luci'a Toysltop 10 a. m. _ Santa \-111U1 1. 8:00· Ohoa Valley N_ews 1:10 Weatller Evening SboQ. !O:ao a. m. _ Jlacltelor Father 8:05 World Newa ; &:!5 Sip Off - - - - - - - - - . . ; _ - - - - - - - - - IUS a; m. _ . Doctor'a House 8:10 Spons Today SATURDA)' Call . J 8:15 W•alher Plcll!l'e 1:15 Sip. Oti, Morning $!low Weatber Nm f:(JI).....News ll N0011 - Eyewitne'" News 8:16 Talk of !lie .Town :· 7:45 Echoes oi Joy f:30-News CBS News Green Homtt 4 p . . m. SecrOt Stol'lll 1 1:55 Communil)l· N~wa ·. I:GO ObJo Valley News l :tO News t ::.F p. m. - lbe Early Show t :OO Talk ol. lhe Town-•· 1:05 Wo,rld N.Ws .; 7:00 !'be Monkees Dillon Movie 8:25 p. m. - Weather. Market II:U Mommg Show •·. • 1:10 S(lOfll today ;: 7:30 Tarzan Wild Wild West Report 9:55 Mason Co;unl)' Newa 1:16' Weather Picture 1 p. m.·- Looking Witb Long 1IO:Of Morninl Show 8:18 Football Replay 8:30 U.N.C.L.E. Hogan's 11eroe1 11 p. m: -- Eyewltnea New1 10:30 Latchatrlns IO:~ SoDa & Story Time t :OO 11 :00 News 10:46 ldorn!Dg Show Movie MU!on Berle 9:30 T.H.E. Cal 11:05 Lou Mueller Show tncepl 12:11 Local,-OIIlo & Nat'1 Newa Friday, Ouirdt Bells Ring) 11:15 Bulletlli Boal'd 10:00 Laredo 12 O'Cioclt Hip !1:15 World News 12:25 News 0 Grlllll8 11 :00 Newo 11:55 Mason CO!Jnl)> Newo 12:30 Garden ClUb _.at the .Alr PacemaJier Newo ll:2ll Sporll 12:00 Co1nmunity Newe 12:45 Saturday Matinee Spor\s ll.Ju I'<JIUIIII 12:05 Noon News 1:30 Newe Headllbes • NeW. 111eatre. l l.iill 12:10 Marltets 1:11.,Sawnlay Mallllee Late Sbow 1:11 U .OII 12:15 Bulletin Board 1:15 News AcUoo J'beatre SUNDAY 12:1i News 0 Gt'lllll 1:11 SaiUnlay Matinee Noon Cb J - Let's Go 12:30_Coun!y APDI 1:30 News lleadJltief -";;.~Y: B!t.wi!DC . . 1~:G Cow1try Go llound 2:31 S.tutday -----:........;.;;,__,_ ...o.;;;..;.;._ __.,~------ 12:1i p. m: Ch 8- W. Vl.. p~~~o - 1,;55 Ne"''"~ -' ,. 2:56 Ne~Vsda M II Daytime Show1 ~1ball ' u' 1.:01 Country Ga· Ro\Px.!L · 1:00 Satur y a net 12:30 p. m. Ch 4 - Freel Taylor 2:55 News Beat ' " 3:30 Newe Headlines WW TV i WCA!i 'tv'i Show l:IIO Mid Way .Mabnee "3:31 Saturday ·MatiDeo IDI'N H-U 7 lJO-Aimanac Cartoona 12:45 p.m. Cb 1 - NF'L HliJI- !:55 News Beat !:56 Newa 7:41i lights · · · 4:00 Discllill: wtlh .IJou 4:110 Satutday Matinee .... 1 p. m. Cb . a ~ Footbali: j 4:30 .inWtl)ltqe -5:00 NeW! RowldUp 1:00 Popeye Forellft Les. Kansiii City - New York t:45 Spolllgbt on Sportl 5:15 Sip Off Linus l :!a p. m. Cb I - .Nf'l.. Foo$- - -·- - - - - - . . . : . - - - - - - - - - 9:00 SUper I Migbty Mouse Tenoes!l." -~ ball: !'lew Yori 11 Wunlllfo 9:30 Atom lint UD<Ierllog Poriy Pil :.""' Green .IIIJma. • . ~aturday 10:00 Sec. Sqwnel fran•emwo n. Klny llonC ll:li p. m. Clll- Jim Carlen ·· . -~ 10:30 Space Cadeta Spaoe Ghost Beatlel Show ;.. .. ·' . . "'·.,_-:-"1-......~11:00 Cool McCool Supea-noan IATliiiDo\Y ',J!:~Illnl Sbo~_•_ _ ___..,_.. 11:30 JelsODI pf Lone Ranger 12 Noon Cll I - Let's Gol---- - . --~ - -- ----1,141 . p. m. Cb _ CanadJan 1:011 Jeannie ·. ' · 1 l'v~ Got A Secret U :OO Top CaL 3 BtugJ 11u11aJ l ::il-1"10.•· !!ICI'uJA' · j_ eml- Attb. ur · B _uddy StarchP _, • U:30 Smithsonian 1 Football: Hamiitoll Yl. Otta· MUIOII Moniter 12:45· wa 1:111 ·P. F~uy i'Ha~ .dY,· . ' . Football l:fl> p. m. Cb iJ- NCAA I"OO!o 7:30 Fllppd - · IJftJStioa.... ISb;ae ,:· •, 1:00 Animal Seclll TDm & Jerry Hoppily Hooper ball: Au bUm It AJanama ..... '' f· ~-~· .._, ·"" l:li .J -,; m. Cb I -: Cbampton&hlp I :OO UlllBie& '· 1:311 Clnadiao Fib. AbiiOII • Coslello '·f·,! ~~~~-1.- !A~rrence .Well! Amer. Bandstand Bowlin~ · . ~ ~mart 1:45 '3:311 p. m. Cb f .._ Ecttqes' of 9:00 ~~~ · . ·' Scvlel and Gray ' . ; 111- , :•' Coun!l')l Muslo 2:110 NCAA FOOiball • p. m. (l.b B - <4Ft. Counliloq lll·w :·. • 3;110 Bowlm& 4:30 p. m. Cb .I - AFI> t 'OOI- , ~~· .._: , . · •. 1:15, ball: N~ Y"!• ·~ Oe!u&Jio - · ~ p. m. Ch IIi~ Wille IIIIM'Id· )l.iJll - ·. t:llll Stoneman·, NFL Countdown 01 S(IOI'II · r u.llo '" ,. -· 4:311 Ai'L Footbllil , 1:55 p: m. Ch 19 - I"OOthall 11:311 Jlliwt ' uo Sea llulll Wide World' of Spon Scoreboard . · • ' · . -d e . '; _,. i : 15 . . l0:3CI p.m. Clli3. ,.._Cet'li Go u •:Oi. ·: _.... ·U!I La w ou~ "~ _1, ~ '1 '9i!; J:.i')fm;t')__ ,,' 1 , tq the' R\Jces•;;: jj ~ ,! '; ,": oj !f~J&-_:Mq~~ -- ~· ,__ ... • b.( . ZlP,DQ lneat - · - - -- -- "WE are settled in our new home in Dover and feel kind of lost from lack of news in the Old French City. The kids found themselves sort of behind in school and there hilS been no TV and lots of homework. ' ' beard yet Ia that '"l'he 'l'hlng"j happen at Rio Grlfllle Cohege staging what ;:oe:~me:: , , wat the ibost of all TbanksgiY- on Dee. ~.a.t. S. ruetl'' ·one or all · rumtro, 0 · lng turkeys that hu ct,m• to thete nights and go •:• • . for blj . • haunt u• all. And, what. more, youraelL . oad .•,.a, of It'll be back next ynr. . . ..:. .. It~ \hat Br war, mu · · Merlyn R011s. who !-• "' 11•11 a 1~ ~~ars back, P~l~ v~~ . There hun't ·been any publ~ known for his extrava1anza pro-lWaion, and they ~~!, 1 ~ 0 tlty on It, but, I happen to. ductloos while music· l.nati'II~Wr bring CemmunHy • w' inow lhet aomethlng'o &olnl to at Kyger Creek 111gb School, IS Don't 111111 14 · · GIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT REVCO'S BEAUTY TREATMEN DATELINE recently received a letter -from Steve Swarny, former manag· er o[ 1 ower Antennas, Inc., in Galllpo· lis. Steve is now in <:barge of Tower Antennas in 1»ver, 0. Wrote Steve: • \ .· • • 'l'rl1nme ll!ld allowed 'Mommy the picture on the .front 11811l of the Utile boy ll!ld )be tutkey over his shoulder, and told her that was the bird. I don, thfilk Mlther's convlncecl Mike yet, that It was really a turkey. . . Anyhow, the beJ! ona l''e 'I ·• l, .. By HOBART WiLSON, JR. QALUA countians are all prepared to meet Santa Claus Monday evening. Ole' St. Nick will make hil first official appearance of 1966 during the annual Gallipolis Retail Merchants Christmas par· ade. The event will commence at 6:30 p.m. Participants will form in the Evans Supermarkets, Inc., parking lot at the corner of Fourth and Court. Many of the downtown stores will remain open to accommodate those who come to see Santa. • • 'J IJ li'ietP>!ac.llirray, lJe · t.nuJ ttar~ I'an He.·bas starret. in ttoze~ ljl..,u :.)U 1 · tia • ...;u ,, '-'-t~af:~o ~ "'' u. ..w to'· m; ~11 .1.0 _"t'icnic" mov.&is. ~' mciUain,g ~ .._ ev·en ~~-' Glory" ·. . . · . 11 : ~ p. m..•Ch 3 "TWo dl a - ~o; ,Wall Disney, ·. ··:: ; ' i a...;:·t h, ~·c,.' Adv.ntioreJ 01 . nd" .• . lavlirJte pasdme of · H~ .......\i·y·.F1M" ' 1.. d. ,,1 , .... n • 't\oad to Glory'' '"'"·'''~is ua...n.L..s U..;~ .:Utu•• J' . l 1 a..d~ • ...:no J8.A . . · 1 ,..[1~ finil&.•l:;iil.'at · i~h t , ;olr,'tiPO t'· ,Mrs.t ., :f.1 ,t~. .\.-·• '' :.1 • r , •..- , .~..J• ~-.. ;Jil,tl;. l!., ·• · • '-?J ~ :J. ~ tr. ... .t~ ,:tbf:-,;. . .... ·' J • • ' 'hcond I St•t• TO GET 7Channels WITH . etv CABLE . l'w co,.i>lt'- 4tlollo, ~ .. . ·TOWEilnttp.-..s, Inc. !61· third AV...ue l'hlll)t ·...!6-41~ c ~uy! . --··· jring it Into our store! ' bJ &eaeral El•clllc Colle.. ~noaat:n De1:embe1 24, 11166. · .·· I 1 �, I • 2&-'l'ht Sun"-Y 'l'lmeaoSentlnel, SUnday, Nov. 27, 1968 Dateline: ' I n . with Pronc e~< edn sday to Increase h~r height. ! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - dresses Most people are surpnsed,' she . says, 'to learn lhat I'm only 5 1 Daytime Sbow& ------------------- TUesday I Monday Premiere" concept WSA1 rv-3 Wrllll rv.t 6;30 WJITN TV·II Singing Corn Cob 7:00- Today 6 ·45 - Cartoons 7;05-7:2f>7:30- Sleepy Jeffers Faith 8;00- Cartoons 8·311- Buddy Starcher 8:30- 1 Jackie Oblingll' 10:00-gye Guess Merv .;Gr!lfln Movie Candid Camera 10:~News Beverly HillbiUiel 10:30-Concent. 11 ;110 Pat Boone 11\Jldy Grllfltb 11:30 Hollywood Sq. Dick Van Oyb 21 Spllf CHRist Aaortod llldlllGt full color will! •Pl' plllewllh-IC!f COMP.. IIIYCO lVD DIICOUN'I' , TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of the Daily 200~ For tho lifts , ., ,"· COfM>, -riiii ~ ' The Rifleman Supermarltel The Dating Game show on Dec. 13. ·fbo sudden spotting of !be series al a date soon afterwarda made .woe of !be movie at this tune .1mpracUcal. Hence, "WO!'ld Pre' ' Dec. 13 will offer aJ)other ol !be aew lllOviea made Universal Studios tor NBC. "~<>=~~F~I~Igh~IL" Van Jobn..n and O'Brien are a111011g Ill stari. 12:30 Swinging Cl. 12:41>- 2:1» Dap ol !Jves Pluword 2:30 The llocton I lloulo Parl7 I J:oi Another World to TeD Trutb UlNIWI J:a You Doo't Say I t:;c~p Of Nl&bl t:l» Mr. Cartoon t:30 Super lleroea .f:l» Mike 1:10- I' Sleepy Jeffers I I flouslul·Theatre 1:1» Dialing llola.l Secret Storm 1:30! Jackie Obi!Daer 10:00-Eye GCandid Camera 10:2&-Nen 10:30 Concen. Beverly llillbllllea • 11:1» Pat Botm4 11:30 lloliJWood Sq. !%:till-Jeopard) 1%:2&12:30 Swlnglll' IMen Griffin I _. The Rlflemaa I Guiding L.lgtlt 1:00 World 1::5S:30 Don't Say' · l l'aaaword lloule Par&7 Nen 1:::~~"'""' 1Nen .. Eelp 01 Nl&bl 1bealn I~a: 'am!IJ ta Adams FlllllliJ Luslo 7:1» Movie 7:301:1» Movie 1:308:1» Road West 1:311- Dillon Gllll&aD'a lalaDd Run Buddjl ftuD Lucy Show Andy Urtlfifll Movie IQ;OO Run lor Life w-.a-Newa Peter Jf:nnmp AdveDture Mcllale'a fta'J troD tiDne Rat !'atrol Felollf Squad PeytoD Place Big Valley 11:80 !'jews ll · ,, - NeWI News 1l Late Slww Sports Movie 11:041 fomght Sl"'• 11:. 8:30 Occas. Wife IRed Skeltoo PetUcoat Junettoa Dan Thomas & Son ·•servmg You Since 1936" 1U'IIOtU:iMJ "tiS Reporll I r'Uiltt.ve : '!he Otntr VIetnam U:IJII IUU- MOVIe 11;31) Tonigbl HEAOQUARTERS FOR BACK-TOSCHOOL SHOES 124 Second Ave. AcNtt From P1rk Golllpollo, Ohio I _ IMovw you m• - From i'dil_;·TY : ··Bob Hope's commencement address at •'Wrthwestern Umver£iL.)' o11ay I ..\,IJII'I'tn JJ"LaJ all, m a commencement ad· Donna Reed dress. Thursday II Ia. II i>. . ... ' -- ABC Stage It 10;30- -. u•• .. ' ;, .. ·:<·.· 111.~ I- News Ntwl Late Sbllw ll!:/11,.. 11:»-Tonlgh=t--------.:M=oYIII=..::II:..._,.__ -, 8:30 Singing Cob JZ:tiii-JeoparGjo i arrtvt.. ar a tact :;. 'ompotlallce, !bell you are Dee '•"''IDI )'our .,..;ttmpor1ance 1n ~ .;;-...people IDld llll!Jp." '' ·liift'i Dell 'ftelo:'a epilode, VauiboT .ol I:~Doo't S1J t;tltl Mt. ~ Carloons Secret Storm JaCkie Oblingt!l' Candid Camera ' §t,,_.,, "'""' ; ,A;, .\ -~~ , 1' ' ' ........"~"'''• ,t ,. . TH[ HRF£CT FAMIU 81fT Beverly Hillbillies The RIOemaa Andy GrUfllb Dick Van Oyko Love of Llle News Searcb For Tomor Supermarket .......... hclllrfUbif. ill lid,. ro- Dolin& Game Wfth4brJnhu. IJ l lP!IIV\Itl1. Donna Reed ', i. Fatbet IIDowa IIIII GUldlof! Llpt WOIDID'I Pip . AI World run. .... ~·- ~- ~ Punord 11ou1o fW1r To Tell Trutb News Edit 01 Nlibl lbeatre Newly Wed 0amt A nme 1w ua General HosY, The Nlll'll!l I' Dark Sbadowa Wbere lllo A-ll l"lllllliJ lbeater I Add• 00 i FIIDllt, , -----JJ. EveDilla Shows NBC ll,a,a ael Jan. II 11 !be New1 date IGr ·. . . 'The Royao S: OCI-~ewa G .30-llPalace.,'• a • •. boar lpOCiaJ wttb BrltaiD'a LWal 6;30 flleWII and their art treuures. ' caDlelll bad 1101 8:40 7:1» <loopet "111111"1 DliiOD been ·alloweG 111 7:30 Uanlel Boone Jerleho '·' . 1uoeo"' places. 1:1111 -.lack Gaver ~ : 30 °o"tATLHE Thanks. Special Mov111 ---.!.-- - - uu LISTEN . ·~,:~:~(;;:::?AI _9:3U 1360 WMOV R•v•nswood, W. v, flo"!' aad Soc. Secutltv Caroooo C8rnl•al Buddy SIUrcber c:aa H. 11oaDc1 i:OII tiL ll'IIOCIU 6::111- Goll. Mike Wallace Sleepy Jeflen 8:30 Jack Beioey -- IIINCII FOR MEN .. fl'l.U IIIIATI·.toi0$1.71 Daytime Sbow8 ur.-coro I PlaCII loNrl " LIME" LIGHt prouaD!Y &o~ we most taugiJB. '' ~------------------­ And that's what countl!, alter II'SAZ TV-.1 WCH~ rv.a IVHTN TV·U Dating Game ~eytoo tp'O~Pr rurnl.'d atlor - - - - - - - -- -- -- not have been Ule most pro1ouna ever acu ven~ at lDe I Supermarket I the' citrw fruit mo" uburu llltlhnrrt- THE Bog Ten Dram Dasuon, 1>111 ot l Tbe llaD 11:1» I 8pJ < t~ews ' where I Yftterd•y's Jumblet.e IILGI LAPIL GIIIIT HOMAGE ~ 'Dill..; 1 ,~ews The RiOeman will get (An•wrrl ~lo11day) ! teleVISIOn . BeYerly llillbllliea l&underl .I'l'bt Prwtta Love oa Rooftop 9:1» MoVie ~ : Jef- ; ,Cllndid Camera 1:1» Bob Hope 1:'31- llealbel' l'lewl Jenrunp llien P~~~~ge to Advll& Combat . News r:-;.N~~ 111111 llbadowa I llhere Acllop II - ------ m~.euegence you "THIS IS VeRY END' OF I..IFE:. !~~-----I THE ( -From CBS-TV: "Mike MIJi, J%:2&or, JIOwesl· CUI reswar 00 .U: ilf Swlngtn' - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - . - 'Petticoat JUllctlon' ••. nad loiS lZ:*flrSI profe&alooal Singing JOO Il:i$-Nen EveDiDg Shows exlended from two IG 11 Wftb." 1:00-~en 6:10-'NIIWI . •w.~~~oer nd Nftl And loot at all the good U'a 1:30 Make A Deal [HavoGua .· M. .llll!!.. ~' , . J;ii,~ 1 "41111 ·f•' ~-~NBCTV, oPtDIIDc. &:DO-Our wv• 7:11 ~ Valle,r Roioen VIUibD ol "1bi: MiD 2;10-lloclcn lllcliaon fti'J 1Loa1 Ia Bllaoe . 7:30 Vlr&IDJID B•tmu From U.N.C.L.E.:" "Once 7011 l :56nallze tbal you are o1 ao 1 . 8:110 COtlBeqtleDCe Ia tbe lnllnlie. 2:~ Anotbet World 8:30""""'ne o1 tb1np once ~ J.~ nma ror ua 1'1 TeU TrUlll Merv Griffin 1:11 Milia Douafu FlllllliJ Theater 6:30- MtwiJwed 0.. ~ -VollliG'I Stonn Jack.'e Oblinger shows $UI trLtj , (J ~;.~r:~~~~= I I I I I J0 I . lllcJiaJe'l. _ ,. l:li-1:10-Newa ;. I I 1:00-Nen :,Do , liar : Secrll e Guess ews Wmcn J I K) J l .fo'JARTE l"alher Knbws Best -From L'IIS-TV: ''Martin 7:00-Today Landau, recurrong cas1 member 1:11f>on 'Mi&!oon: Jmpo.ssible' • • . 1:3llcta~Nyed. the ro1e 01 HW111et iD a 7:41>1:00' Woman's Page ICI!ool proaucuon. 'l aught,' be 1:311 Make A Deal Ao World Turoa • IIJ'S, 'lhlnl< twice about playing UOl:fi6 News IlUD DOW. " 8:30 'l'rJ lbreo ~ Z:!KJ Our l.lve~· PISSliOrd newly Wed Glllllil -From NBC.h, in a release ~:,~taling Dollar 2:30 Doctors House Party nme l"or Us about lbe Up«.'OliUDg "Hallmar& 2:6$· Womeno News llall ot Fame" productooo 01 10:1111 Eye Guesa 3:00-AIIotb. Work To Tell Truth General lklsptllll "Blithe Spll'll:" "AccorojJnJ 10 10;2&-~ews .J::/.5New 'WIIo's Who,' 11C1reSS Ruth 10:/10-ConcentraL 1:30-Doo't Say !'be Nurse~ Ed&eoiMJibl Gordoo i> 70 yean old. Oont ll:OO Pal Boone ,,011 Mr. Clrtaaa fheater believe Ill II slap!J Isn't ll:30 llollywood Sq. Dark Sbadon psthle." 4:311 Huclt HoaDol Where Actloa II Andy Grillilb Su~markel Dt.k Van Dyke . Tht DaiiDS Gaa. uove 01 Lllo ! Dom~~ Reed News i Search fl'or Tomar. Fotber ~ 111111 oa WOiaeD'INewf Gi:deral Hosptlll Wilen ACIIIll! 10: Galotorma at Los Angeles." J"' lltthlrtK 1111 emembll•• Coi!Jif1t Wid ·~ an1ty Puff. care. Cartoon carnival Buddy Starcher 11:00 Pat Boone j Andy Griffith lUI Hollywood Sq . Dick Van Dyke 12:00-Jeopanly Love Of Life 12:2&Newa 12:30 Swlngin' Searcb For Tomor. 12:41>Guiding Light 12:6$-News Cartoo01 CarnJtal Buddy Starcher ' l"or Dark Sbadolll __ fOR fANCY LADIES A~ t !egant wrltins: creation of cl~$~ic parchnll:!nt. &Old boroer~ and llilll(l de:Ued. tAIRlNC[ F-.IR And some peopee d.o.n 'L even Navv Fnm - 10:30-Concentral 7:2&7:308:008:30- Thel'lunea : II:~ 1:16 New• Newlywed Game Popcoro lbeatre ' IGirl Talk 1:30 Make A Deal As Woctd Turu '" Bozo .' 1:~ 2:1111 Our Lrlea Z:lJll llclciiQ 2:56- a nme 1 leet 2 inches tall' ." -From <.:HS..T\' ; "UOug1as 1/. Fow1ey, grandpa on 'PJSLOIS 'N' Petticoats' . .• was ratec:l 194 m an 1.\l. test at the Umvers1ty 01 Sleepy Jeffers !. 1 WJITN TV-lJ I ·!tiltH \\. II l UJ tt., . all~f J;flO-l'lewa 1:00 Mid-Day News · Girl Talk 1:30 Let's Make As World Turnl 1:31i , 1:56 Neww Cartoons 1: ~ 12:6$-Nen 12:56 NeWI f:OO Today 7:~ Cartoons 1%:*- Love ot Ule Ooxma Reed News Searcb For Tomor Fatber Koowa Guldin& Light 12:tiii-Jeopard]l 12:26 ( 1:00-Today video series, as its second · 8:00 Diailng Dollar · Secret Stonn ~ in which movies made especially lor lil'lll showing on te;evlsion will be dlsplaJ. 'fbe two-hour "World p,..miere' was to bavc offerea a new f~;&llll't! 111011011 I-Picture."Dragnet." inspirell Dy Singing ,,~ I1 ----------· ~---------lleaiUre WCHSTV_,. 1:30 I :4f>,..CQrn Cob 7:11$- least, <vith further NEW YORK (UPI) _ Be-~ Guld could take cause NBC 1s hustling the n e w - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - "Dragnet" haio • hWr police series 1o the air - swts Jan. Daytime ShBwl 5 in the 1:30 p. m. Thursday I"''IIW"a:SAZIT"'I'fVIr.:l'l--~~wll!t;1'1QSiill"'11fVU.a..----.ll" ' h, . . - - -- - - - - - -- ' - - ' - - - - -'- I"JlOl - the aetwork llai revised 8:30 Slngint .. Davtinw Shows sbceduling on ils new "World B:fr.-com Cob • Tribune and weekly Gallla Time$ . . . Nora L. Condee, veteran Gallipolis music teacher, dies suddenly .: . Columbus Major James A. Rhodes gurs.t speaker at c1ty commission meeting ... GARS Alumru dump Pl. Plea· sant ~ads 5·0 on field goal and safety in Turkey Day benefit contest . . . Pomeroy drops Middleport 12·. JackJon downs Wellaton 7·0 in Thanksgiving Day contests. anrf 1 newed to ext~nd them through P rin ec Rainie.r I ± .!. 1,._ -~ - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - . . . . . _ He's a eard, !bat Loggia. L.,..,:.T-1:..:...:r,F";;....,J""""~,..-..,.~. \17 I - From CBS-TV : "Eva Ga. . ~ ,1 _ lf C bor, costar of 'Green Acres lrSAZ Tv..! TV Notes I. Redcoats have returned.' " 1 Groce ~ttend nog li.'"i 26 ~eeks at Nymph A•ards presenla· oploons thai namely Clyde Ramsay, Ed Cottrell, Dick Brown. AI· so hello to Dick Roderick, Dick Owen and Vernon Deweese. Enclosed you will find a check for s subscription to the local papers. Our address is: Mr. and Mrs. Stephm H. Swarny, 918N. Tuscarawas Ave., Dover, Ohio, 44622."' • u-bletbaefourJumblll, one letter to each 1quare, UJ 87 BICK DUBROW a best-selling alnger of rock· -From NBCTV: "One rea- form' four · ordlnor1 wordl. VIIfted Prell JateruUooal 1and·rollln England although he sao Robert Loggta left New HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -We ·says he Is only •.,;. step from IYork. for Hollywood ""'! lbe read !be network press re- being tone de 1,, starrmg role 10 .. .. T.II.E. Gal l leases ·• We never kna • In h is 11 1 ow waorm . thai British shows . preUv· I -From CBS-TV: "John Ley- our blessings will appear, do ' w'ell dLoomlnllted Broadway, ~aT~ tooJa, oostar of 'Jericho' , •• was , we~ ong I!Rla 10 qwp: ue 1 GER'lE "'I Carlo will be held Jan . 3l·l'•b. ' !he early going, have been re- • everyone at Gallipolis, Ohio 'The Monroes" and "FE'lony type of hero. Sqoa~." two of the season s -Jack Gaver The Seventh lnternallonal new ones on the ABC network ----'Telt>vi sion Festival of Montf' 1 tbat seemed a litlle shaky in I "PLEASE give my regards to some great lJons friendl • -\•Jn!"!d Christmas ' . NEW YORK (IJPI)-The 1961 lion on the tUb tor the whmers through tile run •eiiSOn. "Hollywood Stars of Tomorrow In seven categories. Awards" show will be telecast "Rim, Buddy, Rim" Is a midlive for the first lime in its four ABC Is bringing hack "The sea•on casualtf on CBA. It Will years by the ABC network at Avengers ." British-made spy/ elplre Jan. 2 to be replaced Iii 9:30 p. m. Jan 28. The program •eries that wa• on the network the 8 • 8:30 p. m. Monday slot will rome from the Hollywood late last season. It is being put bf a new situation comedy serPaliadium where the 141h into the 10.11 p. m. Friday spot les called "Mr. ·Terrific." annual Deb Star BaD will he beginning Jan. 20. held by the Hollywood Makeup Another program being shot Artists and Hair Stylists. The , down I! "The Reger Miller usual 10 starlets "ill be select..; NBC' lalest quartorly estl- Show" at 8:30 Moudaya on by this organization. but for the mate. on the number of color NBC. A ball-bour saUrlc com&o first lime one over-all winner sets_.1n uso we.s 8•100·000 88 dy·adventure program called will be selected 'from the ~roup I Oc.t. I. Thos wa• said 00 be a l "Captain Nice" will replace it. during lhe telecast by • panel gam of 3.740.000 set' over the A description of lhls one of live persons from the! Oct. 1· 1965 fogures. indicates it wiU he a qUiW enterlainment world. [I -pointed !!pool of the Superman • THURSDAY, Dec. 1, will be a big night for meeting~ and banquets In the SEO area. The 18th annual All· Southeastern Ohio League football banquet will be held In Athens. The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council will conduct a membership session in Logan. Rio Grande College's Redmen will host Campbellsville Col· lege In the GAHS gym, and the annual Gallla County 4· H Advisor's banr,uet is slated at Grace Methodist church. .. . '" Stars of Tomorrow Co,.es Live·on·Jan. 28 . ' ' Tube Notes . Gallia • chrom• P.SCt - "THE school system here is well organized, and very progressive. I haven't suffered from lack of work because when we assumed management there were 6010 subscribers. I can proudly say we now have 6329 two and one-half months later, so we are really busy. • • lltallfn 21ppo lfl brU5/J-Ii nl&~ .. • • • • 1 ,• "WE are settled in our new home in Dover and feel kind of lost from lack of news in the Old French City. The kids found themselves sort of behind in school, and there hilS been no TV and lots oi homework. • DlLUXI HEt.nNG PAD e ., DATELINE recently received a letter from Steve Swarny, former manag- er of 1ower Antennas, Inc., in Gallipolis. Steve is now In charge of Tower Antennaa in Dover, 0. Wrote Steve: • • Nor/bern , GIVE YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS REVCO'S BEAU TREATMENT • • heard yet 11 that "'nte ThinS"! happell at Rio Grlllllt O>Degel staging what promlsea, lrom waa the sho6t ol all Tbankqiv- on Dec. 7-8-9. St raaer.v' Me·of all rumora, to be. oomelhiD8 · jnJ turkeys thst baa ceme to these nights and go aee lor blj. , ' haunt us all. And, whal't more, youraelt. · ·. . It'll be back next year. _ . .: .. It~ that Broedw•r, musical of Merlyn Ross, who l,a 80 "ell a I~ f!aH back, Paint Vo'f' There haan't lleen any pub!~ known for Ills extravaganu pro- WaKoll," and they tell me It U etty on 1~ but, 1 ~appen to ductlons while muatc l_nsit'U~or bring Cammunlty " "'1 , down. know that aomethtu1'• &olnJ t<i at Kyger Creek lllgb ·SchoOl, is Don:t 111188 II. . .· By HOBART WILSON, JR. QALLIA countians are all prepared to meet Santa Claus Monday evening. Ole' St. Nick will make hil first official appearance of 1966 during the annual Gal· lipolis Retail Merchants Christmas par· ade. The event will commence at 6:30 p.m. Participants will form in the Evans Supermarkets, Inc., parking lot at the corner of Fourth and Court. Many of the downtown stores will remain open to accommoctate those who come to see Santa. • • ·• ' lbe p!eluM ta of, far 11 one thretoJHN>Id GaiU. Trlblme IIIII lhowed Mommy which waa at ~~~ lloy II 1:011ceroed, !bat the picture on the -lrool Pllil of I' t bird'• ,bad tt, and he baa a pte- the llttle lloy and the turkey tljre' -to prove IL over hls shoulder, and told her Sporad.lc reporll allll tttckle ,. that was the hlnl. I don, tht~k ID about the bl!'d. blnlmaD, or IJIUe Mike Burger, son of Mtther's convinced Mike yet, "TTie Tblntl' that aUflP111edlv Mr. ·lllid Mra. Robert Burger t1 that tt was realty a turkey. lllO!Ied ln 'the old TNT · irea 50 Grape St. took a copy of DOrtb t1. PL Plealaltl. !'Ill. u WedneSday's GalllpellJ DaDy ADyhow, the ~ one l'ye l dll\ll't wam you-but, there are 'o)l!y 24 motjl days left before Chrlst!JUIS. And, lf you thillk 11\em. 1'll'omorrgw · the big parade to opeu the Chrjst-1 rna~ shoppin& season . old French City. That's the sall\8 niglit, too, all .GJI tbA beautifUlly decorated cit:ulllrk will be ' for ''tl\e first Ume. not Ff!DeJDber Q!tlllpolls merehants wj)l tell me 4bout spent-a lot of !flOOey in the wroq, that lB. thr(!e .or four )'tiU'I to · sb$:ptaee out of the city Ill the Forty Years Age du$8 Chrt.¥. It's all ' ·. the Nov. 12 Waterways ~. But, ta eicb hts · · 'there appeared a I •iiU miss tbe brt&hl ":~ - ·~~~;~=: "Tbe Maysville alni!!sPhlll'l of the 01 bolt Lilljreoce wu at tbe atreel decorations. Boller Works, Galllpells." Perhaps Ibis It the Tbere's a new place In town ferryboat I wrote about In 18 boy Christmas gifts. It's Oct. 16, 1966 Timos-SenUnel. lba Log Cabin Book Store, on haven't had a comet First Ave., across lrom Holzer cation oo the pletuM that Hospital, snd down the street a les L. Neal of !52 Fom1h Utile way. It was a busy place leaned me. But I don't think Wedoesday afternoon when I background In the p dropped In oa the Mrs. Charles ches any surroundings in E. Holzer, Jr., and Mrs. Jack area of the Acme Boiler worKS. I l!rown, the eperators. So apparenlly the picture n't taken here. 1be Log Cabin Itself Is conversation piece; authentic! Saw Fran Mullen op at as It can be, with a big liogham's Drug Store the fireplace. If I remember evening, lllid we lalked rectly, the log cabin Is left the Laurence. He promised er from the Gallipolis look up some lnlormatloo t11 centennial in IP40. That for me, but none wu lorthcom-1 make It about 26 years •ld. when we went to prea, 'I '.l The Hero . ; ' ; .~ . ~ Weatber Nen .• Weill rarao Have Gun I j McHale's N&VJ Ballllall EEMAliC ' F. l'roc!P ' ~Oa~Q~ BewliChed 'lbatGtri ' '~.·\ ·y-; . ,r , la•••t·--········· frr H11dy.Hm-' Q haelll Electric CDffte- ' ~ > .. nothing to buy! · coupon and bring it into our store! prllt. Wia1art1 h •nnaaact4 Dmmber24, 19&6. ' 'i I I j �-- . , -.. 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I ( - Yett~-,'• ,AW ..--~ITHE( IJTJ I t ) =."t~=~..w.: a . , 1f~~~* ! i l 9 :30- VoOO Dialing Dollar Secret Storm 8 :30 1:00-- ,__Today '1 ooo'l:atJ-l;- 6:4:>--Conl Cob 5:30 WSAZ TV-I l where i an Uol- test at the UruversJty oi Cailforma at Los Angeles." get shows will wmch J.'U::k.rTV: Wl.l;;!illgence LeleV15JOO. - · From have Hope's commencement address at ~'lorthwestem UmverS.H)' ilia)' lllOt protouna ever aeuvecea at Lbe Big Ten brain baStion, bUt n. pruoab.ty £01. tne IDOBL tau.gns. ·• .. Martin ad.~ And. tbat's what counm. atter (;BS-TV; all, m a commencement dress. -From l.andau. ceC-W'n.Dg cast memDer'Mis>!OD: lmposaibie' • • • OD essayed the role 01 ti&DlJel .in a scJlool proaucuon. ·1 uugnt, ' be says, 'tt:J.i.n.k twice about play wg LlJD. DOW. " ..,.,. U>ree limeS. -From NBC-'1 "' , in a release about Lbe u.pcuuung •· Hallmar.k Hail of Fame" producuao 01 10;00 Eye Gu... ··BlJthe SptrJt:" " Accorcpng 1.0 10:2&-l\lews ·woo•s Wbo,' actress ttutb 10: 30--Coneentrat. Gonion is 70 years old. Don't HollO Pal Boone .at! Jt simply lsn 't 11 :30 Hollywood Sq. belJ.eve possible, •• 1:5a. Ne.:w• ~ooo--our 2:5:>-- ~o30--Doctoro ··-~ --~ l'uBWWtl House ParQ l:GO-Newa WQIIWI'IP. . . 1:30 Make A Deal I AS World Tula 12:00--Jlt IS. 1t .is. -From CBS-TV: "Mike MiJ>. Uo:!Sor, newest cast regUlar on 12o:lO Swing!D' ·Petticoat Junction' ••. nad w L2ofirst proiessumaJ singwg JOO l:l,.;o.-Ne-.. extended trom two to 10 weeu." Vaughn? NBC has set Jan. 28 as the date lor airing 'The RoyaJ Palaces.•· a Wh: ~ bow- special -Jad Gaver C1eal1Dg with Britain's royal palaces and their art treasures. TelevisJoo cameras had not previoasly been allowea LD these places. ..-.-.........._ . In 1956, President .Eisenhower ' issued a statement in wtticb t:e denied that differences over Ute Suez Canal weakened the American, British and. FreRCil accord for NATO. In 1962, all 97 persons aboard a United States bound jet were killed when U crashed in Peru. ~"'- ' ' 6: 00--Newa ti . .w-~~~en 6;;10 News 6:40 ' ~ I ~'I-:' Wells Farp Wealber NtiW Have Gun I McHale's N&YJ I Batman I _, t.;.f - ~.- jl ..... .... ........-~ .. ~ ' F. I'roop The Datini G.._ I Hawk That Girl . SeW.i.lCb.eQ ~:r~ Evenina SlaoNe,.. 1 7:00 Gospel smgma t Dillon ( News La te Show MOVIe I I' My Three Sona 7' 30 Daniel Boooe Jericho II:W 8;30 Jack Benn7 »cOO !1 :30 The Hero 10 ,00 Dean Mal'liD 11:00--.Newa U:20ll ;30 fonlgbt 11:50 - ~ I How.'s next week's episode, ooao-- _ __ _ _.1,___ - - - - · - - - - - - - - - " " things " realize lbat you are o1 DO I 1:110 Another WGrid consequence ~ the infinite :s~:lft­ sclleme Dl things, once you J.ao--.-'t SaJ arnve at a lack oi sell· 1mponance. then you are tree t;W Mr. cartoaD t~.< fiDd your great importance in 4:30 H. Hound relationsblp to other people and •·-· •• , . . ,., •• Weather aDd Newa And look at all the good it's Have G• llilone him. -From NBC·TV, quotizljJ: I RolJert Vaugtlll o1 "Tbt: Mao j From U.N.C.L.E.o" "Once you Batman r'lbeMooroea ABC Stage G7 t-'eyton Place The Man I , I , News Movie .LS I ·j·feet Father K.Dows Qe$1 Bell Newly Wed Game Time For U• Womens News rbe Nursea GeneraJ Hospi.lal gd&e ot Nigbl 3: 00-Aoolb. World! To Tell Truth a:2!tNewa So30--Don't Say Dark Sbadowa rheater WbereActicalla can4!30 Hudr. llouDd Adams Fami17 Mr. i:OO Mike Doll&ias l Famil7 Theater ' CBS News . News Green Acres Hillbiiiies 1 Dillon Lost Ia Space 1 I I ' j' ' •lllcti.we 'S Evening Shows Lassie 6: 6 00-Newa ::KJ-News 1:40 7oOO Death Valley 7:30 VirginiaD e,.., 8 30I: 00 Bob Hope Ka;ye Gomer Pyle ! Danny I 10;00 1 Spy I 1:3010c30-- 1 Newa 1 Late Show U : OU NeWI lll:t11:20-11 :30-Tonigbt ElCHRUHEL WHTD-TV N&YJ $o30-- 4:0U WUI'N CV-LI . _,..,._. ·NBC-TV.: "'Oae rea87 .Ria[ DIJ BROW a besWe11i111J sjnger of roct, son Robert lnggla left .New UoltecJ- IJI-oul !and-roll i? Eng!~, llllhougb hefYorll: ror Hollywood aDd lbe ENPAC ~:;::-,:::.-=.,­ HOLLYWOOD CUPI) -We be lS OD!y .~ step from slarring m1e ia .. .. T.H.E. Cal i read the aetworl< press re- being tone deaf. is !bat Brltlsb shows . . pretty 1.;. _ ~ _ . _ _ leases; , ;;~;::~_t_...L._, 1 We ~r lmo'! ID wlu!t !~ dw•liu\181 Broadway, .caus- ·' -~~ -From CBS-TV: ".l'obn l.ey- our b''"'""P will appear, do iDg Loggia U> quip: 'The GERME taD, costar of '.Jeriebo• ••• was , we! 1Redcoats ba-.e relurned.' " ~ He' s a card, lbat Lol!lll• - --------'-----:--------1 I -From CBS-TV: "'Eva Ga• ~ _ lbor , costar of 'Green Acres .· .. 1 _ · - - 1 dresses to mcrease her heigbt. Most people are surprised.' she . ; says. •to learn that I'm only S inches ta11'." WSAZTV-3 6:30 •= 45--Corn ,,~ f:OO Todll)l 7:115f·~ , ,,~ ;. • ·=~. i i! ', ~liDg ·Dollar t: ' . 10: · ' e Guess 1G:~iolews lG• 30-Concentrat. I Alld,y Grlffllb Dick Van Oylt:e News Love 01 L,lfe II :1111 Pal Boo110 II :311 Hollywood Sq. 12:~ 12:110--Jeopartly CartooDs 8:30- ' Buddy Starcher 12:30 Sw1n&tn' I 1 1:110 Bell CUe7 l"or- Game INewlywed .-\ Time Ua , omen ·s News The Nurses General llo3ptlal I ! Action u uar& Sbadowa ~~here News Adams Family ~ eaUler Jeruungs "'ewa Passage to aavea&. •Yic.Ha.J.e ·$ """"' Va. Searcb For Tomor. Guiding Ught 9:00 Dialing .Dols. t Secret Storm 7:06-f:25'7:308:011-- will be display. The two-b.our .. World Premiere' was to navt.: offerea a new featw-e ~ouon .,picture. ••Dragnet.'' inspired oy the video ser1es, as its second show on Dec. 13. 'Che sudden Gu1<bng Llgbt I I House P&rt7 Password I Night 1'0 Tell Trulb 1Nen g dge 01 Family Theater I I Lassie I 1 Rounders ' I Combat I Evening :Shuw" : \..:BS News News Skeltoo i Love on Rooftop : T h P Prwtts Petticoat Junction ! t\e ws .r·ugltlve v tlS .lteporLS Otnc:> r 1etnam ' '1 he ~'<~~e ws ' I Mm.J t: • Rovon•wood , w. 9 3U AM ' \1 I Red 1:00 Hoger .MJ.Jler · uwon aud,, 7:30 U.N.C.L.E. I Daluari 8 :30 Occas. Wife 9:00 MoVle tf ; 3D-- 1 · / Mov1e •o • he ~utn <,;entury WMOV ReformatiOn Hour At o:,ATLHE 12;4~ IMen~ Worl~ 1>:30- $:00 .Newo ' .. 4:00 Mr, ~- \ fbeau. 4;30 Yogi Bear 3:30 Don't Sill' 1:~ 3:00 :l:sr-- Z: 00 Our .L.Iveo Z:30 0octon l:OD-News Girl Talt 1:30 Make A Deal As Worl~ Turns 1:5S News 1 12:5S--News IZ:- the 12:30 Swingln' ! Jackie Oblia&er Griffin spotting of the series at a date 9:30so soon afterwards made use 10;011--Eye Guess Candid Carner a of the movie at this tune im· 10 ~ 25-N e'W!I practical. Hence, ··world Pre- 10:30 Concen. I Beverly Hillbtlliea The Rtnernan nuere" Dec. l3 will offer an· Andy GriHilll ! Supermarket other of the new movies m.ad.e 11:0!1 Pat Boone ~ The Dating Gam. by Universal SWWos tor NBC. Uo30 Hollywood Sq. met Vao Dyke "Doomsday FUght." Van John- 12;00--Jeopard) .L..Qve Of Ute l Donne Reed EoOil and Edmond O'Bnen are i 12;25-News , Searc.b For Tom or. Father Knows Belli among its stars. The trend toward scieoce-ficbon series OD television centm- uea. ABC will introduce anoth· er in January under the title, "Tbe Invaders:." starring Roy G:OD-Nem. Thinnes of last season·s "T!"Je G:~ Long, Hot Summer" program. Tbe idea behitv1 the new one is o.;so-News lhat creatures from another ti:40 planet plot to Infiltrate Earth! I er. one man stumbles on their secret. I 10.3U 1360 Llsl-EN 11 :30 Tofll ght 1.LOO l. l :.::o- Dan Thomas · 10 . wHEADQUARTERS FOR 1936' I!l··serv! Yo~!!~ ·- BACK-TOI SCHOOL SHOES 324 Ser;;ond An. Across F-rom Park GaHipolis. Ohto • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ~~~~- ~·=· !-~~~·-------------- .V) Cb caa..s .... . :I ·-c.. a2C:t-c s T .... 1.1.1_ 4 ~--~-----.:.....""" ··Stars of Tomorrow Co'11es Live·on·Jan. 28 Tube Notes .. ll - rll ~& l~ -~;II l NEW YORK (UPI}-1be 196'1 fum on lbe 11th for the winners through llle full season . .._~vwood Stars of Tomorrow in seven eategorie:s. Awards" sbow will be telecasl "RUn. Buddy, Ruu" is a midlive lor the first lime in WI four ABC is bringing back "'lbe ......, casualty on CBA. It will years by the ABC netwock 91 Avengers." British-made spy' expire Jan. % to be replaced In t .:30 p. m. Jan. 21. The program series that was on the network the I • 1:30 p. m. Monday slot come from the Hollywood late last seaS\)D. It Is being put I by a new situation eomedy serPalladium where the 14th into the 16--U p. m. Friday spot ies called uMr. Terrific." ant'p1a1 Deb Star Ball will be beginning Jan. 20. belli .by the Hollywood Makeup Another program being shot Artists and Hair Styli.&ts. Tbe down is "-tbe Reger Miller usual to starlets will be selected NBC'~ late_st quarterly esti- Show.. at 8:30 M.oDdays on the' TV by this organization. but lor the, mate on the number. of celor • NBC. A baU-bour satiric comefirst lime one aver-all w!Dner ' sef!_jn use " 25 l,l~.OOO as oi l dy-adventure program called will -b e selected from the group ~ 1· This was sru.d to be a 1 "Capta.in Nice'' will replace Jt. during the telecast by a panel gam of 3·740·1l00 set~ over A descriptiou of thJs oue ef five persons from the . Oct. 1 • ll65 figures. indicates it will be a qUite entertainment world. I pointed spoof of the Superman "The M:onroes" and ·~FP1onv type of hero. two of Ule season s -Jack Gaver ISqaad," Monday Daytime Shows WCR'S TV-t Singing .Cartoons F'alth casey WeaUler Newa Peter Jeumngs Adventure 14cllale's Navy !roD Horse Dillon GiliJ&an'o I811111d Rat Patrol I :~:.valley I Felony Squad Peyton Place Rwl Buddy .RUD Lucy Sbow Andy Grlffitb Movie News La1e Sliow SporiB .Movie I Life ol Jesus I Carnbi Ia the NatiODBl League's Eastem Division willie tbe Jets 1be Seventh lntemaUonal , new ones on the ABC network j have losl three Ill a row, droppbog Old of lint plaoe Ill Tele-vision Festjval of MontP j that seemed a litt1e shaky in the An, But. Carlo will be held Jan. 31-Feb. ! the early going, have been 11. with Princtt- Rainier aM, newed to extend them through f Princess Grace attending the i 26 weeks at least. <>itb further NEW YORK (UP!) _ Be- ~ UeS Gold Nymph Awards presenta· options that could take them cause NBC is hustling the new - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - / " Dragnet " bah • hour police D • Sh series to the air - starts Jan. aybme owa 5 in the 9:30 p. m. Thursday TV.J Wh, spoL - _tht: network has rev1sed 6:30 Singing J ' shceduling on 1ts new .. World 6: 45-Corn Cob 1 PremJere" concept in wtuch · wSAZ TV.J 6:10 6:45--Com Cob 7:00--Todlll' 7;05--' Sleepy Jeffers Cartoons 7!Z-7,._ 1:00-- The Rifleman Men ..Griffin Movie Buddy Starcher Candid Camera Beverly Hlllblllieo BeD Newlywed Game A Ttme For Ul Womea•a New~~ General l!ospllal The NUI'BeS Dark Shadows W"bere A1..-"UOO IS Adams Famll7 Lassie Shakespearan productions, twoJ ln the 1967-68 season and. one in 1968--69- The plays are ·•King Lear." "Macbeth'• and " A Mldsummer Night's Dream.' Paul Sc:olleld will have the title roles in the fil'st two. The pr'o-ductions will be filmed by the , Royal Shakespeare Company. CBS bas a deal with Doana Reed Royal Shakespeare Comp:my oi Father . Knows Best Stratfor-upon-Avon fot televizing three et tbe ~atter•s Supermarket 'The Dating Game ' 1 :30-- I · t:OO DlaUDg .Donar ' Secret Storm · 1:38-i Jackle Oblinger IO:~Newa 10: DO-Eye Guess 10: 30--ConeeuL 12:ot--.leupana, News GuidlD& 'Tuml; Search For Tomo:r Ugbt LOve of Life ... 1:111 Mid-Day News ! Girl Talk 1:10 Let's Make As World i:ZI l:lili New ·- . .. . I t:30 Super ilen>ea I Bozo t:OO Mr. RuD f<W Ufll st..• J News EveDin1 Sho'WII ef humans .._..,__________________________ , in thus,thearegulae undetectable. 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The program wm come from the Hollywood Palladium where the 14th ant'p1a1 Deb Star Ball will be belli .by the Hollywood Makeup fum on lbe 11th for the winners through llle full season . in seven eategorie:s. "RUn. Buddy, Ruu" is a midABC is bringing back "'lbe ......, casualty on CBA. It will Avengers." British-made spy' expire Jan. % to be replaced In series that was on the network the I • 1:30 p. m. Monday slot late last seaS\)D. It Is being put I by a new situation eomedy serinto the 16--U p. m. Friday spot ies called uMr. Terrific." beginning Jan. 20. Another program being shot Artists and Hair Styli.&ts. Tbe down is "-tbe Reger Miller usual to starlets will be selected NBC'~ late_st quarterly esti- Show.. at 8:30 M.oDdays on by this organization. but lor the, mate on the number. of celor • NBC. A baU-bour satiric comefirst lime one aver-all w!Dner ' sef!_jn use " 25 l,l~.OOO as oi l dy-adventure program called will -b e selected from the group ~ 1· This was sru.d to be a 1 "Capta.in Nice'' will replace Jt. during the telecast by a panel gam of 3·740·1l00 set~ over A descriptiou of thJs oue ef five persons from the . Oct. 1 • ll65 figures. indicates it will be a qUite entertainment world. I pointed spoof of the Superman l . . _,..,._. ·NBC-TV.: "'Oae reaa besWe11i111J sjnger of roct, son Robert lnggla left .New UoltecJ- IJI-oul !and-roll i? Eng!~, llllhougb hefYorll: ror Hollywood aDd lbe ENPAC ~:;::-,:::.-=.,­ HOLLYWOOD CUPI) -We be lS OD!y .~ step from slarring m1e ia .. .. T.H.E. Cal i y read the aetworl< press re- being tone deaf. is !bat Brltlsb shows . . pretty 1.;. _ ~ _ . _ _ leases; , ;;~;::~_t_...L._, 1 We ~r lmo'! ID wlu!t !~ dw•liu\181 Broadway, .caus- ·' -~~ -From CBS-TV: ".l'obn l.ey- our b''"'""P will appear, do iDg Loggia U> quip: 'The GERME taD, costar of '.Jeriebo• ••• was , we! 1Redcoats ba-.e relurned.' " ~ - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - : - - - - - - - - 1 He' s a card, lbat Lol!lll• 87 .Ria[ DIJ BROW "The M:onroes" and ·~FP1onv type of hero. Sqaad," two of Ule season s -Jack Gaver 1be Seventh lntemaUonal , new ones on the ABC network j Tele-vision Festjval of MontP j that seemed a litt1e shaky in Carlo will be held Jan. 31-Feb. ! the early going, have been 11. with Princtt- Rainier aM, newed to extend them through Princess Grace attending the i 26 weeks at least. <>itb further NEW YORK (UP!) _ I r•-1 TV Notes feature movies made especially 7:oo-Today Singing for first showing on television will be display. The two-b.our .Cartoons .. World Premiere' was to navt.: offerea a new featw-e ~ouon .,picture. ••Dragnet.'' inspired oy the video ser1es, as its second 7:06-f:25'7:308:011-- 6:10 W11TN T\'-1S 6:45--Com Cob 7:00--Todlll' 7;05--' 7!Z-- 7,._ 1:00-- Cartoons 1 :30-- Buddy Starcher Men ..Griffin Movie · t:OO DlaUDg .Donar ' Secret Storm · 1:38-i Jackle Oblinger 10: DO-Eye Guess IO:~Newa 10: 30--ConeeuL I ' Candid Camera The Rifleman Beverly Hlllblllieo Supermarket 'The Dating Game . 11 :Oil eat. 1 Alld,J Griffitb .-_: · 11:30 Hollywood Sq. · ·mck Van Dyke I • I 12:ot--.leupana, LOve of Life IZ:25 News 12:10 SWlDgiDg Cl. 12:- Search For Tomo:r GuidlD& Ugbt U:Iili Nen 1:111 Mid-Day News ! Girl Talk 1:10 Let's Make As World i:ZI l:lili New ~ . ·- . .. - -~ ' S:oO Another ll:21\o- casey I Worid r To TeD Truth I -- CBS bas a deal with in 1968--69- The plays are ·•King Lear." "Macbeth'• and " A Mld- summer Night's Dream.' Paul have the title roles in the fil'st two. The pr'o-ductions will be filmed by the , Royal Shakespeare Company. General l!ospllal Newa I _.,_ 1:-- WeaUler Newa J News . ·&:30-Newa cf;OO Movie Dillon ' 7:30- GiliJ&an'o I811111d Rwl Buddy .RUD Lucy Sbow ~ 1:00- : 1 :30- t:OO Road West 't:atJ-" -' ";: »:0!1 Andy Grlffitb Movie U:IIO News News - La1e Sliow ll ll:iill ronight st..• 14cllale's Navy !roD Horse Rat Patrol Felony Squad Peyton Place I :~:.valley RuD f<W Ufll p -,, - Peter Jeumngs Adventure I SporiB .Movie Candid 10 ~ 25-- N e'W!I I Beverly 10:30 Concen. IMen~ Jackie Oblia&er I aud,, er. one man stumbles on their secret. I 1936' BACK-TOI SCHOOL SHOES 324 Ser;;ond An. Across F-rom Park GaHipolis. Ohto "'..:: ·=~. , ,,~ • t ~ ~ ! i i! ', ~liDg ·Dollar t: ' . ;. • 10: · ' e Guess 1G:~iolews lG• 30-Concentrat. ! Supermarket ~ The Dating Gam. l Donne Reed , Searc.b For Tom or. Father Knows Belli Gu1<bng Llgbt I 1 1:110 Bell CUe7 I Game INewlywed .-\ Time Ua , omen ·s News Password House P&rt7 :l:sr-Worl~ l"or- 1g dge 3:30 Don't Sill' 01 Night The Nurses ! 4:00 Mr, ~- \ fbeau. 4;30 Yogi Bear $:00 .Newo ' .. Adams Family ~~here I Action u I Lassie Family Theater Donna Reed 12:~ 12:30 Sw1n&tn' News Searcb For Tomor. 12;4~ Guiding Ught Mr. ~ eaUler G:OD-Nem. G:~ : \..:BS News I News I 1:00 Hoger .MJ.Jler · uwon 7:30 U.N.C.L.E. I Daluari I Red 8 :30 Occas. Wife · 1.LOO l. l :.::o- •Yic.Ha.J.e ·$ ' """"' Petticoat Junction i Love on Rooftop v tlS .lteporLS ! \1 1etnam ' / Mov1e Sbadowa i:OO Mike Doll&ias l Famil7 Theater Adams Fami17 $o30-- Lassie 7oOO Death Valley 7:30 VirginiaD 1 1 I I ' Dillon Lost Ia Space Hillbiiiies Weather aDd Newa Have G• ' •lllcti.we 'S I i ! Danny I I U : OU NeWI 1 Newa , News lll:t11:20-11 :30-Tonigbt 1 Late Gomer Pyle Ka;ye Show .r·ugltlve tt ad.~ w. Va. ElCHRUHEL WHTD-TV ~-- LAPII.. l .- ~ F fiOMH ....UIA..'¥!1 .. ........ ) . ·urou· _..- 1 · ·~- ,... l Th'ursu.~y _. . '. Dayti.me. Sh9W8 Lbe 5:30 ~ "WBIN Tt·U WCIP TV-3 Singln& WSAZ TV-I ,. 6:4:>--Conl Cob (;BS-TV; .. Martin l.andau. ceC-W'n.Dg cast memDerOD 'Mis>!OD: lmposaibie' • • • essayed the role 01 ti&DlJel .in a scJlool proaucuon. ·1 uugnt, ' be LlJD. DOW. " ..,.,. U>ree limeS. cartoons ,__Today '1 ooo'l:atJ-- MD:e WaUace Sl,o,epy J.U.. l;CartoOI> Carnival Buddy starcbel' 1:00-- 8 :30 VoOO Dialing Dollar Secret Storm -From NBC-'1 "' , in a release 9 :30JaCkie Obtirlger about Lbe u.pcuuung •· Hallmar.k camw camera Hail of Fame" producuao 01 10;00 Eye Gu... ··BlJthe SptrJt:" " Accorcpng 1.0 possible, •• lt IS. 1t .is. MoVIe i Beverly Hillblllla ' AD<ll' Grlffllh Dick Vao Dyke News Search For Tomar Gu>clln8 RiflemaD The SupermarKet Datillg Game Donna- Love ol Life 12:00--J- -From CBS-TV: "Mike MiJ>. Uo:!Sor, newest cast regUlar on 12o:lO Swing!D' ·Petticoat Junction' ••. nad w L2o- Spedal 'lbanJrs 10:2&-l\lews ·woo•s Wbo,' actress ttutb 10: 30--Coneentrat. Gonion is 70 years old. Don't HollO Pal Boone belJ.eve .at! Jt simply lsn 't 11 :30 Hollywood Sq. N&YJ The Man , t-'eyton Place ABC Stage G7 I Movie .LS weeu." And look at all the good it's him. Father Jtnoq a.t Llgbl WQIIWI'IP. . . 1:30 Make A Deal I AS World Tula BeD ease, 1:5a. Ne.:w• l'uBWWtl Newt, Wed Game -From NBC·TV, quotizljJ: I ~ooo--our uvea House ParQ .t. Time w RolJert Vaugtlll o1 "Tbt: Mao j ~o30--Doctoro • From U.N.C.L.E.o" "Once you 2:5:>-realize lbat you are o1 DO I 1:110 Another WGrid To Tell Trulb General Hosv. consequence ~ the infinite :s~:lft­ News sclleme Dl things, once you J.ao--.-'t SaJ E<tge 01 Night 1be N,.... arnve at a lack oi sell· 1mponance. then you are tree t;W Mr. cartoaD Theatre f Dark Sbadows , t~.< fiDd your great importance in 4:30 H. Hound · Where ltJe Actlolt .. relationsblp to other people and •·-· •• , . . ,., •• Family Tbealer Adrl•m• Fami17 , things " ··-~ --~ How.'s next week's episode, ooao-- _ __ _ _.1,___ - - - - · - - - - - - - - - " " ua l Vaughn? ' Evenina Slao- NBC has set Jan. 28 as the 6: 00--Newa Ne,.. date lor airing 'The RoyaJ Palaces.•· a Wh: ~ bow- special ti . .w-~~~en C1eal1Dg with Britain's royal 6;;10 News palaces and their art treasures. 6:40 1 TelevisJoo cameras had not 7:00 Gospel smgma t Dillon previoasly been allowea LD 7' 30 Daniel Boooe Jericho these places. In 1956, President .Eisenhower ' ' allGI Anlwcn Jnr.ar· rite duiu frai6 iJi a:l!r lllmel.actor,..,.,.. w· r~~--nu LIGIII II:W 8;30 Jack Benn7 93U AM Rovon•wood , most -Jad Gaver - • a commencement -From llilone Batman r'lbeMooroea 10;00 1 Spy I Green Acres - Yett~-,'• jlamu proiessumaJ singwg JOO l:l,.;o.-Ne-.. extended trom two to 10 l:GO-Newa 10c30-- 1:30- j' . I I X I I](] first Evening Shows I Mm.J t: ReformatiOn Hour At WMOV GeneraJ Hospi.lal WbereActicalla ' o:,ATLHE Time For U• Womens News rheater ' CBS News . News Ule And. tbat's what counm. atter all, m dress. t\e ws ~'<~~e ws •o • he ~utn <,;entury Newly Wed Game Dark 6: 6 00-Newa ::KJ-News 1:40 been says, 'tt:J.i.n.k twice about play wg rbe Nursea 1 Rounders 11 :30 Tofll ght 1360 Jeruungs "'ewa Passage to aavea&. I Combat Skeltoo 1 '1 he Otnc:> r Llsl-EN News Ca3eF gd&e ot Nigbl : T h P Prwtts tf ; 3D-- Bell Password House Party can- ,AW ..--~ITHE( pruoab.ty £01. tne IDOBL tau.gns. ·• Father K.Dows Qe$1 3: 00-Aoolb. World! To Tell Truth a:2!tNewa I: 00 Bob Hope ti:40 Alld,y Grlffllb 2:5S-- e,.., 8 30- Evening :Shuw" o.;so-News Hlllbillies Love 01 L,lfe 4:0U I ( .J I. I Big Ten brain baStion, bUt n. 12:110--Jeopartly 2 : 00 Our Lrvea lo30 Doctoro have lllOt protouna ever aeuvecea at Dick Van Oylt:e General llo3ptlal uar& Sbadowa 1>:30- The Rifleman Superlmll'kel Datina Game I 1'0 Tell Trulb Nen 1:~ Candid Camera 4!30 Hudr. llouDd I Z: 00 Our .L.Iveo Z:30 0octon Merv Griffin I II :1111 Pal Boo110 II :311 Hollywood Sq. So30--Don't Say l:OD-News Girl Talt 1:30 Make A Deal As Worl~ Turns 1:5S News Secrft Storm , Jack-'e Oblinger 1 BeYerly _ ·-- 1 l Cartoon Carnival Buddy Starcher 1 Hillbtlliea The Rtnernan Navv Fnm Sleepy Jeffe!'S 1:011-Woman·s Page 1:30 Mate A Deal I As World 1'urDI l:lili News .L..Qve Of Ute News 10 . wDan Thomas · 10.3U I!l··serv! Yo~!!~ ·- ' • .. ' ~ -· ~ f Petticoats' . . . was rated 19t m an Uol- test at the UruversJty oi Cailforma at Los Angeles." ! wmch shows you where i Wl.l;;!illgence will get you m i LeleV15JOO. - · From J.'U::k.rTV: .. Bob Hope's commencement address at ~'lorthwestem UmverS.H)' ilia)' 12:55-News 11:0!1 Pat Boone Andy GriHilll Uo30 Hollywood Sq. met Vao Dyke 3:00 . cartoons Carner a 9:00 MoVle HEADQUARTERS FOR Griffin 1 12:5S--News The trend toward scieoce-ficThe NUI'BeS bon series OD television centm1:31 ~au -Daa't 111171 Edge Of ll1lbl uea. ABC will introduce anoth· Dark Shadows t:OO Mr. canoon j Popc:oru Tbealre er in January under the title, W"bere A1..-"UOO IS t:30 Super ilen>ea I Bozo "Tbe Invaders:." starring Roy I Thinnes of last season·s "T!"Je Adams Famll7 .t:OO llllk DoUJIIas 1· Tbeatre Long, Hot Summer" program. Lassie I:JOTbe idea behitv1 the new one is lhat creatures from another planet plot to Infiltrate Earth! EveDin1 Sho'WII ef humans .._..,__________________________ , in thus,thearegulae undetectable. Howey. I 9:00 Dialing .Dols. t Secret Storm IZ:- Sc:olleld will Newlywed Game A Ttme For Ul Womea•a New~~ CartooDs "Doomsday FUght." Van John- 12;00--Jeopard) EoOil and Edmond O'Bnen are i 12;25-among its stars. the 12:30 Swingln' Royal Shakespeare Comp:my oi Father . Knows Best Stratfor-upon-Avon fot televizing three et tbe ~atter•s Shakespearan productions, twoJ ln the 1967-68 season and. one 'Tuml; ... of the movie at this tune im· practical. Hence, ··world Prenuere" Dec. l3 will offer an· other of the new movies m.ad.e by Universal SWWos tor NBC. I Life ol Jesus I' Buddy Starcher Carnbi 8:30! ' ; Sleepy Jefferw spotting of the series at a date 9:30so soon afterwards made use 10;011--Eye Guess Doana Reed BeD , 2:110 D - Dl Lifts\ Password Z:30 1be Doc:ton I Parl7 J l I show on Dec. 13. 'Che sudden F'alth Sleepy Jeffers Cartoons f·~ )_ ~ • I j IJTJ I t ) =."t~=~..w.: a . , -'From CHS-T'V; "'.UOuglaS V. Fowtey, grandpa on 'PtslOlS ·N' I ,,~ I wcus tv.a ! WUI'N CV-LI Singing Cob f:OO Todll)l 7:115- TUeSday f ws.u WCR'S TV-t •= 45--Corn But. Gold Nymph Awards presenta· options that could take them cause NBC is hustling the new - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - / " Dragnet " bah • hour police D • Sh series to the air - starts Jan. aybme owa 5 in the 9:30 p. m. Thursday TV.J Wh, spoL - _tht: network has rev1sed 6:30 Singing J ' shceduling on 1ts new .. World 6: 45-Corn Cob 1 Daytime Shows PremJere" concept in wtuch · wSAZ TV.J ·j· WCHS TV-3 WSAZTV-3 6:30 * 1f~~~* Dayti.me Shows MISERY BAS COMPANY Ia New Yerll: ......., the Jets• weelt Bwbaak, left, and Glnts' Allie Shei'IIUlD have been esperlendng dllrlealt· times Iote!y•. The Glulta are last Ia the NatiODBl League's Eastem Division willie tbe Jets have losl three Ill a row, droppbog Old of lint plaoe Ill I l' J· j ( I -From CBS-TV: "'Eva Galbor , costar of 'Green Acres .· .. 1 dresses to mcrease her heigbt. Most people are surprised.' she . ; says. •to learn that I'm only S feet 2 inches ta11'." And some people Cloa.'l even care. Wednesday Be- ~ Monday I I .j' the An, 1 f sar• the' , l -- issued a statement in wtticb t:e denied that differences over Ute Suez Canal weakened the American, British and. FreRCil accord for NATO. In 1962, all 97 persons aboard a United States bound jet were killed when U crashed in Peru. »cOO !1 :30 The Hero Wealber NtiW I I' My Three Sona ..-.-.........._ . t.;.f _, Have Gun I I I F. I'roop The Datini G.._ . SeW.i.lCb.eQ MOVIe That Girl 10 ,00 Dean Mal'liD Hawk ' 11:00--.Newa U:20ll ;30 fonlgbt 11:50 - ~ ~"'- ' Farp I McHale's N&YJ I Batman News La te Show ~:r~ ........-~ .. ~ jl ..... .... - ~.- ( ...... Wells ' ~ I ~'I-:' �1~1 ' RMI Estate For S.le SAJJS & SERVICE MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT , BlAETTNARS rrom lht Llrllll Truck or Bulldozer Rldlator To The Smlllett Core. -- Lost --·- - FEMALE Siamese cat. Melvin (!ross, LallJSVille, Ohio. 742· t 4404. Phone 992-2143 .. ICIIl PEOPI... CALL DICK RAWLING$ Rlwlings Hol)dl Sales WT 11-2111 Pomero,, O. 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Caldwell, Sanoo, Portlalld, ObJo; ·II 1 llodna a new aha~ With car, wuber, diDtite aet, shoetl lor _::. B. A. McKitrick gave them a and Misses 'lbelma Palmer and 1965 graduate o1 Monaca 'JIItll the bo 7 .season l'IIIIDIDg nec1r. 'PIJJoll, radio llld' ruga. · · towels ' ~ nrprlse part)' bonoring · their Blanche Stradley. School and 1a emploJed as • and-neck w1th June u 1 faYOI' II lln'l up 10 (rlellda 10 u ~an • can eleventh wedding anniversary secretary 10 pr. Lillie IllIte time for nUptials, brides, .... large chuob of eaah add eollee pol, .. . Tuesday evening at the ~ ov Aliquippa PtiiiiiJI•IIIIa. brides-to-be find their lift IIUCb alfls 'ftlole wbo do and • Y, a casllllllt Kltrlcl:: borne, 414 '11tlrd Ave' ' Iabo•wers luU of surprises. . to say . . .tulatlonl and and PID colorful pol Gallipolis. Her fianCe II I 11(8 Weddlng. lifll, studies show, blppy hOme" c111 pt AI 1 rs. Mr. McKitrld::, 1 nrsa· of New BrJgbton Higb aver $1,000 and at abower Ume to help penon gift baYe each tile man, got wOrt o:-: party and It at11 Scbmklt'l couple mveets several tbous- With meanlnlful el'a!ntials. bring 1 basic shower Tnesday and surprls- Mr. and Mrs. WilHam L. John· Atlantic SerYice ·ill "' 8J1gllo more eatabllsh· Storage Is a blg problem no or household clea:U,:mdl"fi ed the visltora bY serving them .On, Monaca, Pa., have anweddbll ill ., lei. 'lbefll need matter the llze home a Someone keep a li t t 8 · II delicious leJIIO!l cake, which nouneed the engagement of P · 0 avoid be had baked,•b!jpself. He also tbelr daughter. Gloria 101118 he'!'. even tbongb tbe couple will have. A Dress Ellen --8 '"',IIIII Will spend more thari llem for tht bome to add special Santa's ···• ~ In aerved pumpl(lil ind peach pie, Sarson, to Harlan K. llllll, Jr., BirmJngbam, Ala., Is tnow1 ,.. 1M fumlture In apl~ of !JIIC8 Ia uweetbeartcllest to 1 very lucky~, preeent lee cmm llild ooflee. · aon of Mr. and Mra. Harlan K. aa the "Pittsbur&b of Ul lifts. ' plenty of IJI&ce fOr linens j;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;iii;~;;;_;;;;;;;;.:_~'lbose=:"":joyl:ng~the=-annl=v:ers;::•~·~~~a~U,~Sr~.,~N:•w:.,:Brl~gh~to~n,~Penn=·~Sooth=·::." - ----1tudy by 1 national bed- extra hoosebold Items. Frle!Kh · manufacturer (Sealy) can get together with the IPJ'OIIea a help to those In a lly who will buy such a GET YOUR FREE TICKET- . Iquarldary over what type gilt and fill It wllb Chrlstmaa brlcouplea really wanl Number dal ahower JOOdlea. WIN $1500 IN PRIZES IN ... • SurpriseGiven McKitrickson A , nnwersary bedioom .. Cia~ n! ~:::.,:' =~in ~the lllll~:mt ~ j~t :ds~::.0 ry 'party were Mr. and Gloria Sarson Betrothed to Harlan Hall Jr. ~ mllmln~ a. employ~ arlldolll ~ ~~December u!, MIDDLEPORT'S GIFT·A-RAMA Nothing To Buy! Faithful Celebrate Anlid J::'"' newlyweds wHh sweellnr& daeatllled with laud towell 8lld ldldl· BRIDAL awer 1 Thin~s Close to Christ •• aeet!s. Bridal Cltrlst~J::- pea frleadt 8lld relalll'ea 1 daiiiiCI to be Ill VATICAN CITY (IJPI) -Tbe 'lbole W01'IhlppiDt ill 11. City Ia theeaaplaee where er's, the lsrgest baslllea 1n --:=~=-----------l:r:'"J the fallhlul celebrllill the world, lhare tht bellel that FIRST CHILD BORN Mrs. Melvill LttUe of Cheshire, Chrlslmas amid lhlngs wblcb Marine Private and Mrs. and paternal grandparents are tradition says wera close to ier c. Morgan, are announclriiiMr. and Mra. Homer E. Mor- Christ lhe birth of their first child gan of Rl. 1, Gallipolis. '11te VaUcan and Roinll's Saint Pt1u the Apostle to whom Cllrlst '"gave" 1ile Ke1J of the Church, 1a burled dlreclly UDder the baallica. UtUe of cas are500 filled with reJq basJII.'belleved been foullll tY·EonEN~IV~.~3~at~H~olzer~~·~~~~are~M~r.:a~nd~Mra~. nearly Lilllrches to be Peter's bave • named Rodney Van. Mrs. Myrtle Holcomb of . back to early OlrlsUanlty. The Papal descendant ~ tal there. and News, Virginia. aal brandparents are Mr. Those atlendlDg maai ID Mary Major Basilica on ma• Eve will kneel and lour bistorlc Peler, Pope Paul VI, recell/08 memben of the College Caram.l• and of the d_lplo~~c:il oorpe accredited to in oolorful cenmonlea durIJICI Ou'islmal IUSOII. GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Give her ••ai!Y 1 ~·DRESSES .e SPORTSWEAR 11ft lhe will apprtelate this Christm11 ... a new Port. abl~ or Cabinet Model White SewiD(I Maehine .eBLOUSES Choo10 from our 07 fine -ela prlcecl from ·• ecOATS eROBES euNGERIE puo.,. Our Store Is One Big Christmas Tree Sparkling With 1Value-Wise Suggestions Sure To Please. Make Your · Selections Now! REG, 7.15 We stay in business because people want us to. If you get tired of us or bored or uninterested., you stop reading. THE SEWING CENTER After all, there are plenty of other ways you can ·spend your time. TV, radio, newsmagazines, paperbacks-all compet~ for your attention and time. , In most cities one has a choice of several TV stati~rt~ many·radio stations plus hundreds of magazines and books. . MIDDLEPORT : /' .}, . • ' WESTERN AUTO STORE- YOUR GIFT CENTER Shop Our $1.00 TABLE OF TOYS .00 Yaur Choice Of Toys On Thlt ! I 12 for $9.91 Table PTA PLANS AUCftON PT. PLEASANT - 'l1ii llenderson School PTA wiD spon- an auction Monday, Net. 18, at the acl!ool beglnnlng al 7:30 p. m. Robert Fowler will be !be auclioneer. A nrlety of articles, Including babel will be otfered 1M tale 8Jid 1101' •slacks • Sportcoats 6~'i From Our ~a_:; •t•• joea and 10ft .drlnb. . . 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""· \· ·:'- I ' -~·,-. \ .J . j • ~ ' -<'I I .. . j -· l·ever · earrlecll · .' \- HUNDREDS OF GIF1 'IDW . ;. . For The Mole ·Fa111lly' . PARTICIPATING STORE Itt · MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS eGioves •shirts byMan.l !land featuring boldop, •Ties IN OUR TOYLAND LIDDlE IODDlE SPECIAU ~~· Our competition won't allow us to take you for granted. •sweaters ALSO May We Suggest For Him A SET OF GOLF CLUBS PTA will have .1 , COlleealllll . We'd better. ·.. .••. ' ' Today there are more things to see, read and do than ever before. And we know it. The only way we know how to stay in business is to run a responsible, informative newspaper. Our business is news and information. We provide more of it than any other business every day. PT. PLEASANT Pleuaat Valley Admllled - J11t17 Mrs. .MariiD Wi1IJam Charles Pleasant; ..... Dallu Pl. Pleasant; Pin. Pearl Rogerr, llenderaon; Mrt. Saunders, Crown Qty; Mary lllcCoy, Gallon, Oldo; Geneva Stalll, West Columbts. IIIRIIarged - Ivan Newell, bthslde; Mrs. A. T. B~~:~ Mason; Leo Pearson, G1 Eugene Hanes, Pt. ant; Roy Ball, Pl. Pleaaanl; Blaine, Hogoett. Blrlbl - Mr. and Mn. Roy Qown City, a daugh. ter. Mr. and Mn. Kart111 WoodaL, Pl. Pleasant, 1 dauabter. I' ··' �. . . ... . ... . . . ... ............. ..... .... ; ................. . ' ,_ .;.._,._,."~"'""""" "'" ""· ~ · ·..···''_. . ~ ' ... ,~ ~ -~ ' . • ' . . . Y? ' I' I . \' ., •' G:lJIf Sh owers .F . l•t Season · .. '.,, I TbeSundayTime•SeuUnei,~,Nov.-r7,1111: • Mn. oylvanla. . . Clyde Price, Mr. and Uri. C. MJu Sa!ICIII, 1 fOI'IIIflo 1'111' By AILEEN SNODDY One cl!olee Is_ Special IUPrlsel fR1D her ell Elmore, Mrs. Rupert 1'rllul, dent ot Racine, and also . . NEW YORK - (NF.A) -'lbe tule, followed by frlendlllll)' lllclude Mr. and Mrl. E. E. HartloOk, c!augbler o1 the late Jolm 4 Chrlstmu ltocklng 11 room furblture, brlghtJJ ltrlped Nelgbbon of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn. E. E. Caldwell, Sanoo, Portlalld, ObJo; ·II 1 llodna a new aha~ With car, wuber, diDtite aet, shoetl lor _::. B. A. McKitrick gave them a and Misses 'lbelma Palmer and 1965 graduate o1 Monaca 'JIItll the bo 7 .season l'IIIIDIDg nec1r. 'PIJJoll, radio llld' ruga. · · towels ' ~ nrprlse part)' bonoring · their Blanche Stradley. School and 1a emploJed as • and-neck w1th June u 1 faYOI' II lln'l up 10 (rlellda 10 u ~an • can eleventh wedding anniversary secretary 10 pr. Lillie IllIte time for nUptials, brides, .... large chuob of eaah add eollee pol, .. . Tuesday evening at the ~ ov Aliquippa PtiiiiiJI•IIIIa. brides-to-be find their lift IIUCb alfls 'ftlole wbo do and • Y, a casllllllt Kltrlcl:: borne, 414 '11tlrd Ave' ' Iabo•wers luU of surprises. . to say . . .tulatlonl and and PID colorful pol Gallipolis. Her fianCe II I 11(8 Weddlng. lifll, studies show, blppy hOme" c111 pt AI 1 rs. Mr. McKitrld::, 1 nrsa· of New BrJgbton Higb aver $1,000 and at abower Ume to help penon gift baYe each tile man, got wOrt o:-: party and It at11 Scbmklt'l couple mveets several tbous- With meanlnlful el'a!ntials. bring 1 basic shower Tnesday and surprls- Mr. and Mrs. WilHam L. John· Atlantic SerYice ·ill "' 8J1gllo more eatabllsh· Storage Is a blg problem no or household clea:U,:mdl"fi ed the visltora bY serving them .On, Monaca, Pa., have anweddbll ill ., lei. 'lbefll need matter the llze home a Someone keep a li t t 8 · II delicious leJIIO!l cake, which nouneed the engagement of P · 0 avoid be had baked,•b!jpself. He also tbelr daughter. Gloria 101118 he'!'. even tbongb tbe couple will have. A Dress Ellen --8 '"',IIIII Will spend more thari llem for tht bome to add special Santa's ···• ~ In aerved pumpl(lil ind peach pie, Sarson, to Harlan K. llllll, Jr., BirmJngbam, Ala., Is tnow1 ,.. 1M fumlture In apl~ of !JIIC8 Ia uweetbeartcllest to 1 very lucky~, preeent lee cmm llild ooflee. · aon of Mr. and Mra. Harlan K. aa the "Pittsbur&b of Ul lifts. ' plenty of IJI&ce fOr linens j;;;;;;;;;i;;i;;;iii;~;;;_;;;;;;;;.:_~'lbose=:"":joyl:ng~the=-annl=v:ers;::•~·~~~a~U,~Sr~.,~N:•w:.,:Brl~gh~to~n,~Penn=·~Sooth=·::." - ----1tudy by 1 national bed- extra hoosebold Items. Frle!Kh · manufacturer (Sealy) can get together with the IPJ'OIIea a help to those In a lly who will buy such a GET YOUR FREE TICKET- . Iquarldary over what type gilt and fill It wllb Chrlstmaa brlcouplea really wanl Number dal ahower JOOdlea. WIN $1500 IN PRIZES IN ... • SurpriseGiven McKitrickson A , nnwersary bedioom .. Cia~ n! ~:::.,:' =~in ~the lllll~:mt ~ j~t :ds~::.0 ry 'party were Mr. and Gloria Sarson Betrothed to Harlan Hall Jr. ~ mllmln~ a. employ~ arlldolll ~ ~~December u!, MIDDLEPORT'S GIFT·A-RAMA Nothing To Buy! Faithful Celebrate Anlid J::'"' newlyweds wHh sweellnr& daeatllled with laud towell 8lld ldldl· BRIDAL awer 1 Thin~s Close to Christ •• aeet!s. Bridal Cltrlst~J::- pea frleadt 8lld relalll'ea 1 daiiiiCI to be Ill VATICAN CITY (IJPI) -Tbe 'lbole W01'IhlppiDt ill 11. City Ia theeaaplaee where er's, the lsrgest baslllea 1n --:=~=-----------l:r:'"J the fallhlul celebrllill the world, lhare tht bellel that FIRST CHILD BORN Mrs. Melvill LttUe of Cheshire, Chrlslmas amid lhlngs wblcb Marine Private and Mrs. and paternal grandparents are tradition says wera close to ier c. Morgan, are announclriiiMr. and Mra. Homer E. Mor- Christ lhe birth of their first child gan of Rl. 1, Gallipolis. '11te VaUcan and Roinll's Saint Pt1u the Apostle to whom Cllrlst '"gave" 1ile Ke1J of the Church, 1a burled dlreclly UDder the baallica. UtUe of cas are500 filled with reJq basJII.'belleved been foullll tY·EonEN~IV~.~3~at~H~olzer~~·~~~~are~M~r.:a~nd~Mra~. nearly Lilllrches to be Peter's bave • named Rodney Van. Mrs. Myrtle Holcomb of . back to early OlrlsUanlty. The Papal descendant ~ tal there. and News, Virginia. aal brandparents are Mr. Those atlendlDg maai ID Mary Major Basilica on ma• Eve will kneel and lour bistorlc Peler, Pope Paul VI, recell/08 memben of the College Caram.l• and of the d_lplo~~c:il oorpe accredited to in oolorful cenmonlea durIJICI Ou'islmal IUSOII. GIVE HER A WHITE CHRISTMAS Give her ••ai!Y 1 ~·DRESSES .e SPORTSWEAR 11ft lhe will apprtelate this Christm11 ... a new Port. abl~ or Cabinet Model White SewiD(I Maehine .eBLOUSES Choo10 from our 07 fine -ela prlcecl from ·• ecOATS eROBES euNGERIE puo.,. Our Store Is One Big Christmas Tree Sparkling With 1Value-Wise Suggestions Sure To Please. Make Your · Selections Now! REG, 7.15 We stay in business because people want us to. If you get tired of us or bored or uninterested., you stop reading. THE SEWING CENTER After all, there are plenty of other ways you can ·spend your time. TV, radio, newsmagazines, paperbacks-all compet~ for your attention and time. , In most cities one has a choice of several TV stati~rt~ many·radio stations plus hundreds of magazines and books. . MIDDLEPORT : /' .}, . • ' WESTERN AUTO STORE- YOUR GIFT CENTER Shop Our $1.00 TABLE OF TOYS .00 Yaur Choice Of Toys On Thlt ! I 12 for $9.91 Table PTA PLANS AUCftON PT. PLEASANT - 'l1ii llenderson School PTA wiD spon- an auction Monday, Net. 18, at the acl!ool beglnnlng al 7:30 p. m. Robert Fowler will be !be auclioneer. A nrlety of articles, Including babel will be otfered 1M tale 8Jid 1101' •slacks • Sportcoats 6~'i From Our ~a_:; •t•• joea and 10ft .drlnb. . . S....IIQowil , ~~mtnt Your .Puri:hale UnHI C~rl1lm11 · ' - .... ., • ., j· • -- ~..:..l- 1> • 1 ·,:'J!_" •.• 1,. 4, • °· ' r. ~___. ., ,,_~-- - -~ ·"'- ·· t---. I . -·· --:- --.,. ,. "'\.,...i ... . . - .. ._ .. h. L! • ,.. . _. "· ·: thv ·l;_ ·f··:;:,_, , J:; :1 :, I fAKeR ... ' , ,.· .• .:·...,. ...1 _1 t . ' . . . . . . ,.;. ·--~: ,.......':· 41!· -~:·~-· •,· ·~-~tr - ~ .."'.... .--· ·-~ · · ·'·1·.~·~... · I " I. _ -"'' i, "' tlh: l,• . '· ... ' II. ... ~~- .._~ o 4 i ~lj.,'~:.... _· . ,r., - ~- - · • • .. ·· ' - t .. : i: ;J HD/,'\· [.~"J~.UEYJ . • -_-• ~ r ~ ............ •• ~""., J. l - -.. • • • . . . . ., "· ··.'. ... · · I " ·,' . ·;, ,'o! •, . ; ,r.t.r·· . -n' 1 ··"• ·. ·- ~ • ••. I : . 'I...,... :,., - .. - - · _. •• ~ :o..tr:.l J.".'.lC'J~ 7 .._ ,· , ~ •1 p . , · ' , ... ~ .. · ~ .b · ~ . ~.· , - t~-l)l!<i l .,· ~ · • ' 1 ., .P ' ..o· .f92-551S I . \ ,,. . . 'l,o I ·r. . ""· \· ·:'- I ' -~·,-. \ .J . j • ~ ' -<'I I .. . j -· l·ever · earrlecll · .' \- HUNDREDS OF GIF1 'IDW . ;. . For The Mole ·Fa111lly' . PARTICIPATING STORE Itt · MIDDLEPORT MERCHANTS eGioves •shirts byMan.l !land featuring boldop, •Ties IN OUR TOYLAND LIDDlE IODDlE SPECIAU ~~· Our competition won't allow us to take you for granted. •sweaters ALSO May We Suggest For Him A SET OF GOLF CLUBS PTA will have .1 , COlleealllll . We'd better. ·.. .••. ' ' Today there are more things to see, read and do than ever before. And we know it. The only way we know how to stay in business is to run a responsible, informative newspaper. Our business is news and information. We provide more of it than any other business every day. PT. PLEASANT Pleuaat Valley Admllled - J11t17 Mrs. .MariiD Wi1IJam Charles Pleasant; ..... Dallu Pl. Pleasant; Pin. Pearl Rogerr, llenderaon; Mrt. Saunders, Crown Qty; Mary lllcCoy, Gallon, Oldo; Geneva Stalll, West Columbts. IIIRIIarged - Ivan Newell, bthslde; Mrs. A. T. B~~:~ Mason; Leo Pearson, G1 Eugene Hanes, Pt. ant; Roy Ball, Pl. Pleaaanl; Blaine, Hogoett. Blrlbl - Mr. and Mn. Roy Qown City, a daugh. ter. Mr. and Mn. Kart111 WoodaL, Pl. Pleasant, 1 dauabter. I' ··' �'·· i . ~- ) . ,. . I '. 1 • . l r , • It ' f I I r;, • t • ·• • • ,- ·• • • .I· , ' !'' ' h :· 1,··· ·r ' ·: . ' • t · ~ .. ,... ·•· _,... •' · •·- } I ,, . .I f :I" ... ·--· . . . . . . --, .' ' ' ~- ·. ' ' ' Gifts and Sbvings Galore.: . We've Something forEyeryone! ,. J ICICLES , > BARBIE , see " FAMILY SIZE ' · Reg. 49c ' .. ~ '" ~ f r ~ ,, '<' . 66 ' . :f ; G-~ES '• ' i ~ ~' ~ GENERAL ELECTRIC . .,.UBES PORTABLE MOUTH WASH REG. $1.19 .00 75c TUBI ' TELEVISION OLD SPICE GIFT SETS WITH FREE 25c SCOTCH TAPE MODEL M108BSO AT DISCOUNT PRICES WITH BOTTLE ,·, GIANT AND PAN · 1 LEATHER 1nd COTTON .. EXTRA LARGE ... FOR ·Large.Discounts ~~~~--~ ·MATTEL I . SONIC ~ ' $10.00 LIST BLASTER . S · 88 $ For c BATh TOWELS \ l 0-. A . \ ...._ ......., .. ~- "' /fllij Gle,T SETS ~o~ Any Member Of The Family Men's Work Gloves REG. $1.19 . REG. 89c ... , '":! 88 REG. 99c . TV • ' • "AT i PHILCO 17oz. SIZE 7" ROLLER TABLETS GLOVES LAY AWAY . Small Deposit , WHILE THEY LAST s NO·w , 100 LADIES' WE HAVE ONLY 18 SETS YOUR GIFT ' And and 10" SCREEN ' , REGULAR 1.49 CHILDREN'S A.M. f. ' I ' S 22 WAGONS FULLY LINED (WHILE THEY LASTI c REG. 88c A.M. F. MODEL 100 ..;: ~ SI.WBEAM POR-TABLE $ ' 1 HAND MIXER. .•. LARGE ASSORTMENT 99 ~ -" OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS . I . I-.• I l . ,~ ..*$'0>i~•·~~~:~t\9s~e.t$e~Of~ ~ ' e PRICES GOOD SUNDAY . z AND MONDAY ONLY i Sund•y Open 10 Closeat7- Mond.y 9:30 • 9:30 , .' · MIDDLEPORT, · OHIO I . \ ' \ ' 1-1,.'.' ... _ _f _ _ I_........ - ..... . .. ... ... .... """"-............ ..,,......¥ I . •. .,. T J .... ... , r .. • I I ... ,.~ , • . . ,, ·' .~' •• OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 AM -TO, 7:0Q'. PM MONDAY 9:.30· AM TO 9!30 ~ ~M~~~·:> . .~PRICES GOOD S.UNDAY and MONDAY ONLY ., . ' '''• ' .. ~~ . FAMILY TUBES JARS LIQUID .:., : .1'·"{1·_~ . MONDAY 1 lONLY! J ··~·~,'\'~' • '1 .. I ' . �'·· i . ~- ) . ,. . I '. 1 • . l r , • It ' f I I r;, • t • ·• • • ,- ·• • • .I· , ' !'' ' h :· 1,··· ·r ' ·: . ' • t · ~ .. ,... ·•· _,... •' · •·- } I ,, . .I f :I" ... ·--· . . . . . . --, .' ' ' ~- ·. ' ' ' Gifts and Sbvings Galore.: . We've Something forEyeryone! ,. J ICICLES , > BARBIE , see " FAMILY SIZE ' · Reg. 49c ' .. ~ '" ~ f r ~ ,, '<' . 66 ' . :f ; G-~ES '• ' i ~ ~' ~ GENERAL ELECTRIC . .,.UBES PORTABLE MOUTH WASH REG. $1.19 .00 75c TUBI ' TELEVISION OLD SPICE GIFT SETS WITH FREE 25c SCOTCH TAPE MODEL M108BSO AT DISCOUNT PRICES WITH BOTTLE ,·, GIANT AND PAN · 1 LEATHER 1nd COTTON .. EXTRA LARGE ... FOR ·Large.Discounts ~~~~--~ ·MATTEL I . SONIC ~ ' $10.00 LIST BLASTER . S · 88 $ For c BATh TOWELS \ l 0-. A . \ ...._ ......., .. ~- "' /fllij Gle,T SETS ~o~ Any Member Of The Family Men's Work Gloves REG. $1.19 . REG. 89c ... , '":! 88 REG. 99c . TV • ' • "AT i PHILCO 17oz. SIZE 7" ROLLER TABLETS GLOVES LAY AWAY . Small Deposit , WHILE THEY LAST s NO·w , 100 LADIES' WE HAVE ONLY 18 SETS YOUR GIFT ' And and 10" SCREEN ' , REGULAR 1.49 CHILDREN'S A.M. f. ' I ' S 22 WAGONS FULLY LINED (WHILE THEY LASTI c REG. 88c A.M. F. MODEL 100 ..;: ~ SI.WBEAM POR-TABLE $ ' 1 HAND MIXER. .•. LARGE ASSORTMENT 99 ~ -" OF ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS . I . I-.• I l . ,~ ..*$'0>i~•·~~~:~t\9s~e.t$e~Of~ ~ ' e PRICES GOOD SUNDAY . z AND MONDAY ONLY i Sund•y Open 10 Closeat7- Mond.y 9:30 • 9:30 , .' · MIDDLEPORT, · OHIO I . \ ' \ ' 1-1,.'.' ... _ _f _ _ I_........ - ..... . .. ... ... .... """"-............ ..,,......¥ I . •. .,. T J .... ... , r .. • I I ... ,.~ , • . . ,, ·' .~' •• OPEN SUNDAY 10:00 AM -TO, 7:0Q'. PM MONDAY 9:.30· AM TO 9!30 ~ ~M~~~·:> . .~PRICES GOOD S.UNDAY and MONDAY ONLY ., . ' '''• ' .. ~~ . FAMILY TUBES JARS LIQUID .:., : .1'·"{1·_~ . MONDAY 1 lONLY! J ··~·~,'\'~' • '1 .. I ' . �j ' ~~.. ' ' c < • ,, ,,. ... 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It low, tAll!• • Mr. The RANDAlL • 25X4533W Beautiful Contemporary Slyled "lo-boy" cabinet in genuine hand rubbed Walnut veneers and ,~;.,. ,.lee! honlwood oond~ 9" Oval~ 6• , Frost-Clear .... owUt . : .......... ... _. . _.._5975..., ,., • , .w ....-..........,.,, IUfA.OIIIIIUICIUPRIIIE ·t 1 ,...,... ••• ....., qalllod ..... - · o Rlllldloduf lwiDIOJIIod -pored o1oo1 ooi1o !ao hooltbful, I :tbw oupJ>QR • Tmp a JIQr M orb he., • H I; fali~odpoi~J~flna "I pan...,_ ADeposit Will Reserve Your New REFRIGERATOR·FREEZER CIUIIII IJd " 17FCIII:r QuMa llzl ft'oatiiW .... ?'" bor:IPI'tnl.-.......... . $125.00 IWIIIIIZI SUFPhl WIICI1&1' 1 • Zenith TV For Christmas! when you choose console stereo .•• why sot get the bestI eNOT eNOT eNOT e NO'f $550 $500 $450 $400 88 BUT JUST Klnlllzf mottroto lnd ..... ......_....,..,_,"_·,llt.OO ...., •.- f< 'o'l+- d • .... . ....... '· •MOlt tt. models. All Froat Clear, of course, 111141 -.o blauiliJL The HUMBOLDT • X!I24M State AJnpUk with outmndinr Pa•'r. BE§T CAIIINETHI' ll>lil wldu constant peak Ptrlor ma11oa tor true -to -lift aound Shop Bahr Clothiers FOR HER • ..m...,. ........., ._,.._1 ..... ' .,'.... ,.......... • .. ~P12}! ieotl lprlllfl ......... ive Our Best to You'll find for her olh IPCI.. lont oholct Mlec:tlon of from our .,nes._.... ondMolcolf I HATS Sp@cial/ mas, gift hint ., In fine fashion .. by Somoonlle Your J ~PI!RT.. TIS'n!b THI! Banlon and Velour Shim by 1 Puritan FREE Most dARDWl~K ncket $1500 by Salntore Jewelry by Swank TrtYII Kltt Cl!rJstmas ••• ~1he Hdly.,... Bible __ Th• COAELLI • 192Z Ampliller with ''"l~tandlf>~ ,,..._. Mu•>c Power, plutlloOIId -IJUILI F:\-1/AM_-S L~reo rM R•dio. Lift Lid with Rtcard .":itorB (I .• Sohd - !:i r at~ .llqea' ltt.li•n Pravlr>Ciel St)'linr. ~ BELTS m¢aningfufgift for andJockey _.., clotha he naadll IF YOU ARE STILL PUZZLED ••• '>y Pandleton, Catalina BLOUSES by Shapley SWEATERS SLACKS by Pendleton, Catalina, etc, SKIRTS HOSIERY by Faoclnatlon GOWNS by Mill Elaino PAJAMAS Walltta WorkCiothM by M111 Elaine HANDBAGS & BillFOlDS byMooker Topslen ·' SUITS by Pendleton, Joan Clitia, and Catalina LUGGAGE ·' ·. . TH! For Christ. TROUSERS LP GAS Trade In .. , • 70,00 by P~eemoker, Shapely, Catalina end Barkahire AOigolor OR Regular ., • • 369:95 DRESSES All Woathar •r Purlt1n end Rugby COATS by Curllf and NATURAL HARDWICK AUTOMATIC DEBUTANTE EYE-LEVEl. RANGE by Pendleton ond Smamhlro •d Zip Lined ·•' FOR · COATS TOPCOATS AVAILABLE and COPPERTONE ' byllohon 1nd Chomp ,., WHITE J GIFT Pricesl GAS RANGE IJE§T CO.UPOJWENT§ nproduatloft. 111118 SIZICAJIRI I·PIICE SE1' kqllzometlnts1nd ... looin lizllloo lpl'in&I,.,Mr:oror: •• $2U.M ~ Our Lower v ~- ., Ztnlth Quellty 6 Spuker Sound S)'t.tem. Acou• · 1 Zenith lolld •Stale St.r1o Amplifier-No warm-up . Pro- QUIIIIIIZI CAJIIII Zri'IICIIET Quwlllzo moUt- ond ntcNnc box sprina .......... , ........ ~ ; -,.., :;,o ' lltllt)' ftllttl\ed and b11l1nud. ft1lure1 2 il!lnt lO" woofers 1n0 tour JK• c:one-type twe11ters. or tha same spa.O. 4~ RPM Adaplar. • ...,....,, oi,..jooc,t r.n...pport edp HARDWICK HURRY! STOP IN TODAY! BE§T§OVND • Pamou1 Mlcro-TCNtch• 2Q Ton. Arm -Zenith dt,..ll· opt<llona arm with Frae -floatlna carHid W'· 1 Stare a Pracls!Oh Record Chantar-Automatic 4-Spted chanaer. Autcmatietlly intermbel I 0" and 1:2• re cords ,eh 'J'HAT'SA Authtntio larly Amlrican StyliO&, with 10.1 &111· IINy, In l•fUIIne MIPII V1011r110d .ol1d1. 0® ®il qllllt.od wllb Mlritlwle• ocool, so clean so carefree~ too! rllodel 9316, • , A truly remarkable ¥11111 ••• 11 cu, It, of space, )'tl it's priced lowtr than most 14 ou, with ~ord 1ton p. --IUppcri ~tid d•m•elr·OOWrr, luurioYII7 1 WITH ,,. ....... f Ufelhlle" Solid SCI&. FM/AM -SU..... ~ five More This YeQr .,, I in a pi~» •13"· -=-h]l l 'ed ... ... ••• baullritw room• .c ,....,..,.,.ol __ •SWrtlr, •..,.....,. ... lhl•bltful of frost MIIM Poww, . . . . .,IOIX7IACDS11 oolla '"' , • • , ntibuttln• or luftl "Never 1 J'N R.d.lo. 0..- Lift lMl .... . . . .- • lmODtlt-top cenltnlcU• . . . . . . • Attend Ceremonial MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . m==..... , 19 Meig• Women Tr1de 1967 MODEL ~ Marrlage Read in Church With NEW j .lid Robert Smith iEITA-0111110LUX CAPRI .LON,.· a Don't Be Sorry! andiI Mr1. LUGGAGE by Samsonlte and Alrwoy A 4100) and beautiful tltcllat il YOUII wbeDyoacookollaHudwlckOu~ 'nul clt!llll blue a- tbat faitant control. the even-bat oven, .IIJid DO~ Je. broi1ar are Gilly a 6nr of tilt IIWlY performen... featurel Hardwick l'IDJL Azul the mall)' o wODdtn of onr; l:hristtnas Dollar • Go f'artlaer At ! ! Dltt!J~C~~m The USZT • 1120 .DaDIIb Modaru 8tyUar. Bolld-Stt.te ~~with aut.Ubdinf Pe•k Mu1lc Po...-r, IM• Solid-Stat. F.M/ AM-8terto FM Radio, ConQIUint tJft Uti. R.eoroJ Ston~JO Spr.t~t~. , :"TA~ AWA~D -=•m• the beauty anll .nl•!l9 (tXCelllnt foatu .. , • :~lck eold sa, $10 • . lfardwici~•~l!tllmaticeopv..,;.mcllfil!ab .OOlrlnr ~ II!Jo1abll. , .. •. RUTLAND FURNITURE, Rutland, 0. EIQ.tD mwMONNTH. I lniotJ coOkjnp the ~~. ~t-atic !Dir,...cm 11 ~ llflil 'beautiful Hardwuk Autoiljatic GaB ~~~~~ See u tod.au. .:.....:. : : .: . : . : - ,. ' '-.,- ~----·~ ... . . . . . ~ ---"·: -" · .,,· _. •. ,..>\ • .. - ~-~ · - - - ··- · - •• 1 ,•• MIDDLEPORT ' OHIO IN GII'T A lAMA" �j ' ~~.. ' ' c < • ,, ,,. ... ' '. ,.,., 't·~ -' I; ! ·, l :. • . .. - COME TO RUTLAND.•• DRIVEt A • LlrTLE, SAVE , A LOT •• WE'LL MAKE CHRISTMAS I 1 ' . .. ·- ......... ·--· . . ."l ' . ~----~~--~--~ · --~ ' ·c olor TV's Largest Pictur~·! ·' .,. FARTHER! 'I. I '. ' All New 1967 742-4211 WRAP UP ® RUTLAND, G. ·ARNOLD·GRATE CHRISTMAS Giant 25" Rectangular ·=low prices ·. '111/t-tcpluxu~g during tllis nationwide .· Give More With Our Lower Prices! It low, tAll!• • Mr. The RANDAlL • 25X4533W Beautiful Contemporary Slyled "lo-boy" cabinet in genuine hand rubbed Walnut veneers and ,~;.,. ,.lee! honlwood oond~ 9" Oval~ 6• , Frost-Clear .... owUt . : .......... ... _. . _.._5975..., ,., • , .w ....-..........,.,, IUfA.OIIIIIUICIUPRIIIE ·t 1 ,...,... ••• ....., qalllod ..... - · o Rlllldloduf lwiDIOJIIod -pored o1oo1 ooi1o !ao hooltbful, I :tbw oupJ>QR • Tmp a JIQr M orb he., • H I; fali~odpoi~J~flna "I pan...,_ ADeposit Will Reserve Your New REFRIGERATOR·FREEZER CIUIIII IJd " 17FCIII:r QuMa llzl ft'oatiiW .... ?'" bor:IPI'tnl.-.......... . $125.00 IWIIIIIZI SUFPhl WIICI1&1' 1 • Zenith TV For Christmas! when you choose console stereo .•• why sot get the bestI eNOT eNOT eNOT e NO'f $550 $500 $450 $400 88 BUT JUST Klnlllzf mottroto lnd ..... ......_....,..,_,"_·,llt.OO ...., •.- f< 'o'l+- d • .... . ....... '· •MOlt tt. models. All Froat Clear, of course, 111141 -.o blauiliJL The HUMBOLDT • X!I24M State AJnpUk with outmndinr Pa•'r. BE§T CAIIINETHI' ll>lil wldu constant peak Ptrlor ma11oa tor true -to -lift aound Shop Bahr Clothiers FOR HER • ..m...,. ........., ._,.._1 ..... ' .,'.... ,.......... • .. ~P12}! ieotl lprlllfl ......... ive Our Best to You'll find for her olh IPCI.. lont oholct Mlec:tlon of from our .,nes._.... ondMolcolf I HATS Sp@cial/ mas, gift hint ., In fine fashion .. by Somoonlle Your J ~PI!RT.. TIS'n!b THI! Banlon and Velour Shim by 1 Puritan FREE Most dARDWl~K ncket $1500 by Salntore Jewelry by Swank TrtYII Kltt Cl!rJstmas ••• ~1he Hdly.,... Bible __ Th• COAELLI • 192Z Ampliller with ''"l~tandlf>~ ,,..._. Mu•>c Power, plutlloOIId -IJUILI F:\-1/AM_-S L~reo rM R•dio. Lift Lid with Rtcard .":itorB (I .• Sohd - !:i r at~ .llqea' ltt.li•n Pravlr>Ciel St)'linr. ~ BELTS m¢aningfufgift for andJockey _.., clotha he naadll IF YOU ARE STILL PUZZLED ••• '>y Pandleton, Catalina BLOUSES by Shapley SWEATERS SLACKS by Pendleton, Catalina, etc, SKIRTS HOSIERY by Faoclnatlon GOWNS by Mill Elaino PAJAMAS Walltta WorkCiothM by M111 Elaine HANDBAGS & BillFOlDS byMooker Topslen ·' SUITS by Pendleton, Joan Clitia, and Catalina LUGGAGE ·' ·. . TH! For Christ. TROUSERS LP GAS Trade In .. , • 70,00 by P~eemoker, Shapely, Catalina end Barkahire AOigolor OR Regular ., • • 369:95 DRESSES All Woathar •r Purlt1n end Rugby COATS by Curllf and NATURAL HARDWICK AUTOMATIC DEBUTANTE EYE-LEVEl. RANGE by Pendleton ond Smamhlro •d Zip Lined ·•' FOR · COATS TOPCOATS AVAILABLE and COPPERTONE ' byllohon 1nd Chomp ,., WHITE J GIFT Pricesl GAS RANGE IJE§T CO.UPOJWENT§ nproduatloft. 111118 SIZICAJIRI I·PIICE SE1' kqllzometlnts1nd ... looin lizllloo lpl'in&I,.,Mr:oror: •• $2U.M ~ Our Lower v ~- ., Ztnlth Quellty 6 Spuker Sound S)'t.tem. Acou• · 1 Zenith lolld •Stale St.r1o Amplifier-No warm-up . Pro- QUIIIIIIZI CAJIIII Zri'IICIIET Quwlllzo moUt- ond ntcNnc box sprina .......... , ........ ~ ; -,.., :;,o ' lltllt)' ftllttl\ed and b11l1nud. ft1lure1 2 il!lnt lO" woofers 1n0 tour JK• c:one-type twe11ters. or tha same spa.O. 4~ RPM Adaplar. • ...,....,, oi,..jooc,t r.n...pport edp HARDWICK HURRY! STOP IN TODAY! BE§T§OVND • Pamou1 Mlcro-TCNtch• 2Q Ton. Arm -Zenith dt,..ll· opt<llona arm with Frae -floatlna carHid W'· 1 Stare a Pracls!Oh Record Chantar-Automatic 4-Spted chanaer. Autcmatietlly intermbel I 0" and 1:2• re cords ,eh 'J'HAT'SA Authtntio larly Amlrican StyliO&, with 10.1 &111· IINy, In l•fUIIne MIPII V1011r110d .ol1d1. 0® ®il qllllt.od wllb Mlritlwle• ocool, so clean so carefree~ too! rllodel 9316, • , A truly remarkable ¥11111 ••• 11 cu, It, of space, )'tl it's priced lowtr than most 14 ou, with ~ord 1ton p. --IUppcri ~tid d•m•elr·OOWrr, luurioYII7 1 WITH ,,. ....... f Ufelhlle" Solid SCI&. FM/AM -SU..... ~ five More This YeQr .,, I in a pi~» •13"· -=-h]l l 'ed ... ... ••• baullritw room• .c ,....,..,.,.ol __ •SWrtlr, •..,.....,. ... lhl•bltful of frost MIIM Poww, . . . . .,IOIX7IACDS11 oolla '"' , • • , ntibuttln• or luftl "Never 1 J'N R.d.lo. 0..- Lift lMl .... . . . .- • lmODtlt-top cenltnlcU• . . . . . . • Attend Ceremonial MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . m==..... , 19 Meig• Women Tr1de 1967 MODEL ~ Marrlage Read in Church With NEW j .lid Robert Smith iEITA-0111110LUX CAPRI .LON,.· a Don't Be Sorry! andiI Mr1. LUGGAGE by Samsonlte and Alrwoy A 4100) and beautiful tltcllat il YOUII wbeDyoacookollaHudwlckOu~ 'nul clt!llll blue a- tbat faitant control. the even-bat oven, .IIJid DO~ Je. broi1ar are Gilly a 6nr of tilt IIWlY performen... featurel Hardwick l'IDJL Azul the mall)' o wODdtn of onr; l:hristtnas Dollar • Go f'artlaer At ! ! Dltt!J~C~~m The USZT • 1120 .DaDIIb Modaru 8tyUar. Bolld-Stt.te ~~with aut.Ubdinf Pe•k Mu1lc Po...-r, IM• Solid-Stat. F.M/ AM-8terto FM Radio, ConQIUint tJft Uti. R.eoroJ Ston~JO Spr.t~t~. , :"TA~ AWA~D -=•m• the beauty anll .nl•!l9 (tXCelllnt foatu .. , • :~lck eold sa, $10 • . lfardwici~•~l!tllmaticeopv..,;.mcllfil!ab .OOlrlnr ~ II!Jo1abll. , .. •. RUTLAND FURNITURE, Rutland, 0. EIQ.tD mwMONNTH. I lniotJ coOkjnp the ~~. ~t-atic !Dir,...cm 11 ~ llflil 'beautiful Hardwuk Autoiljatic GaB ~~~~~ See u tod.au. .:.....:. : : .: . : . : - ,. ' '-.,- ~----·~ ... . . . . . ~ ---"·: -" · .,,· _. •. ,..>\ • .. - ~-~ · - - - ··- · - •• 1 ,•• MIDDLEPORT ' OHIO IN GII'T A lAMA" �• \ NewMember Welcomed intoFriencjlyQ9,rcf.~.nersClubr"'""";."-'""'~-;;:·~ M"h . ·. .· '· , I >. Ulil l 'The Rutland f'riendly GanJ. home<:omlng dinner at the ClUJ o1 1111 Cllrlstmaa Frtt!a1 <eV.!I!Iil< .D.a. 18tb.' JM!..[DI'a,tl,olit ~· aU,IdndiOo :MI~,:•t!d ~~"'[ 1\joeller thanklnJ · ~?f' ." .~' .bo~ 9,! ~· KuUand Metnodist Church ~y~Sbow 01 111e ,. ,!!Q#~ ()ardon t~.enU.1>durufi~hd tp.IIL tilt proo-.01 Llfla .bww Wlll ltt~p '"f lnvltlngller ~ lb• : :~ ~ !.h. HowArd• B~ollt, Mti. Club beld oa~NIIW!J~~!t U on~ ' ILtiCI 'nbtentlt .Uiecohi<!Lit. go toward Uie Ho~ DI!IMl.rJ!t. ~~et ,,-.ung. ~ uurtoon em~~U ·,.;., ~\I)IJ membe•• Fred WIUiain,.O an~ Mrs. vor-lhl llullud ~ ol c:blilll. bOttlea llltlUD lhe «Jr)IUrll·i lnj 00~·111. . . ' ' ' ' IUllriiiiiiL"!' !"T••&•monu mad<; i,'1:jli~otle new Li·an· non IVeber. ' · , Plans wm D¥dt rw the club ,fimJ" ot llu~•nd wflt oe: Tlle ~iltLStm.. dl!lnet·· ~· · 0~ U... 'l!~'t><r> were d'""")"O I bl!it M!:f; l\ollll1 G•O'I\!t, ·\las ·· • to antet - least al> ll'l'lngo· :JUdged; · oleo ror Dec. 20,. at Bart.~ • md · 1~~.41!· •11!111 .De taken to th~ "!~ .\ii~ th; cl•to. · · The ~anie.llll!ftl lor tho mont~ In the County Tllere · t>~~· lbtlle •(3! cate; tto.taur¥nt m Pu~ro) .w!ll ~lh!111 Stale lioopllal... Gi!lo, :. . cell·!or lilt!~· wa1,PWAih Of ,NII!/ember for Uie Flower Sho~ 1o be held ·Rohgtoua, whl~h lntat lpe l~Uowed by a parLy ~~ ~· •Y<tr at'l', brougtn, D~ the me1u 11 : ··~t f'd IJ.ke ~ 0 , Cllrlstmao."lschool WJS taken b,J ~·Rob- November 31 , ll'ltb. oruy religtolis u.emeo; nomi ot Mr!· Joe SoliD. li<i'(<t pen lor · Ute Galllpoll• Stat~, ~ -'business moe•trg was Inert Snol'den ancl Mrs. Bill Will, rett~to'"· wn 1cn c•n •4 1Pat nahtOtl will be reveal.,, at ltLSIItute, An auction was held c~ge ol ·th• , Ph:Sident: Mrs. ford was sppolnted to take the Plw wen di!CU3!ed for pertalnins .to Cllrlst. tblt time and now namea cjrawn tollowinJ lb•. pro1ram. ~ Williamson, 'The sec.,. arrangement for lhe monUi of Home Decoral!ng COntest . mao: and t>t'·rrwayo only. Tfbl llor the ~min& yeat., . . The lravelm$ prlzo, don•ted.. tlrf& tepqt'\· Was •gJ\'I!n uy' Mrs. December. ' . be sponsore• b) lh• ""'" prlzeJ Vllll 'n' IIU lor first prize : The program . wu. m char,e by ,Mf$. Vernon we~er, wa• H~ey O'Dell. follow~ ·tJ' Ill. Mn. Fred Wllllamson, Mrs. year and It was aanounced in• bOth the religious and non- o'. Uie, Chalt:man, Mrs. Howard won by Mrs: Harvey 0 Dell •nd treasurer'< report by Mrs. Car: Morris, Mrs. Harvey 0'· the JULl&lni would lle neld rellglous categories; 16 second Brrchflel': ·. ljl>llday tabl•- ~t· lhed oor prtZe was .won by JVuce May. . ,. Dell, Mrs. Bruce Davis and prlzo, and $3 for the first prize raogemenU Uilq tlrled mater- Mr> Robert Garner. A babyl •!I woo announc:od lbat ar· Mrs. Harold Wolfe entered ar- There are nearly 411 m Doorway• and $2 for oec• tal wero displayed by Mn. V .llr· thower "" held for Mro flar. r~ements were made '.or tha irangements In the rnvllltlonaJ 1bicycles In use oo U. S, on<i pr11.e In this category . . non Web(r and Included a litiie old Wolle, Rofrnhmenll. lltro · · ~ " ---· A Christmas Bazaar to ~ arra~111ent In a cornullOjlla ..rved at the clo~~t ot :the moe~ the sick 111t ito'< aevertol beld at ·the llu~and Deplrt. taaiLU'Iiil .frU'.Iand dried .mater· ~'1110 lhoae named .abOve and with • seven!<IIIICk ol nu. He menl Store on Dec. lotlt sta~ I Ill~ A demonstra~on OD ~ .,, Tom .Martla, Mra. Bill is beiq -~b)> bi• physic- ing at g a. m. was announced: wrappiQg was liven by Mrs. WilUord, Mra. BiU Brown, Mrs. . _ '" "'· ·- Jan In Galli~; There wiU be bakiiO goo¢t. iDo!l Harrison. . . Robert Snowden and Mrs, Bruce BY MIIS.. Il p, BLAKE Ispent a Sunday evening vlsllln£ , Mrs, Louisa ,l)a,nlels, ~pent . nandwork and Christmas dec- A letlel will read from Mh. ID•vls. , Mrs. Etnlllo Stover and chit· Mr. and Mt~. liarry Dtckey. Sunday alterpoon visiJini dten o1 Rio Grande visited •n Mr. and MtB. ·Truman Rus- sister, Mr. and Mrs. VUas afternoon with Mr. and , Mrs. sell Johnson and children ol roe and '.amlly, Swan Creek. WE ARE PARTICIPANT IN MIDDLEPORT Rll...IJ Wolford and family. Hannan Trace lld., spent a SUllo MISs Marlene Wolford o! Mrs. Stover wiahes all · of ner day vislling bls uncle and aunt, , Jumbus 1 penl 8 day visiting GIFT·A·RAMA- ASK FOP YOUR FREE TICKET kiendo :0 luww sbe Is no long- 1M;. an~ Mrs. Russell Wol'.ord Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rmlselll IJ tl; married to Noel Stover. They and family, Rt. 588. Wolford and family. I ,.,. divorced reoently. I Lester Unroe celebrated bls ' Mrs. Pearl Kinkaid and dau-'blrthday Nov. 18. His wile Ruby ' Jumrue Willa ol Ironton ha• l ~ters, Mary and Nellie ond helped him celebrate, been vtSlstlD!t a few days willl ft.lend, Kermit Robinson, all of Ron"ie \7olford spent several his grandmoi11er, Mn. "Mallie" . Qlllncey, W. Vo., spent a Sun- days vislllng his slstet, Mr. Angell and h111band arul other I <lilY ahornoon visiting ner aWJt Mrs, Aaron Reynolds and Irelatives. I liild uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Les- :son Terry In Columbus. Mrs. Shirley Ward and baby ter Unroe on Haw:.n Traca Rd .1 Ode Beaver ente~d Holzer ·and also her sisten all of Gal· I 'Mro. Nellie Pickett celebra~ IHospital whm he remains a llpolls spent a s~ay altered !ler brrthday Nov. 13. lpat1ent. . Inoon vtlltlnl Mr. and Mrs, Howmf Ptckell of Selma ! Mrs. Emllte Stover and chll· Ill Untoe and family. hR~ been spendmg several days :dren Griselda and Eugene of 1 visiting hh mother, Mrs. Nellie IRio Grande spent an afternoon I Mr. and PfFs. Preston Picke :t and o~~er relatives. He visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garred ;and family have rented ia also enjoyil1i;; a:.nne hunting. 1Blake and daughter. Iproperty owned by Rosa . ~;::II Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Blake ' Perry •1ueen has been on ey Brumfield on Hannan - -· - co c- lld. They moved !rim the Creek area ol Rt. 7. Mrs. Aaron Reynolds and Terry Joe and Mi" 0r1s . . ley and brother Jam .., all . ' r' P oems, readmgs , and th~ !;!e-: F1rst Peter. She also gave a Col b !r:~~~~=: . . . f · . urn us spoo a y 1 Iect Ion o a nomma 1mg commit· : readmg ''Mont>y Can't Buy E:v- th · Is nd · f h . e1r paren a Iee marked the meeting o I e I erylhmg." Two poems, "Daily Mr d Mrs Russell I Ann Judson Class 1Jf ~rrst 1 Thanksgiving," and "Poor Tur· d ll · I Bapli<l church of Gallipo"·· this ' key," were given by Elhet lanMls:';:Jdred McClure hao re. week In Ill• Fellowship Room, Steele. Iturned to ber bome 1n CroWl / With 17 members prt"sent. · f ·be, · a k!r mg a pattent In i Th e meeIIng open ed bY Mrs. Games were conducted by Ctly Holzer hos Jlal '.or several Jirginia Urwin president and Velma Rose. and Gladys Evans. P --·." 11 the group sang. "Praise ' Him Mary Shamblin gave a reading, Miss McClure his well-known . Him,·: accompanied by· "P raJse · The Lor d Any how. , the Hannan area for Trace s e washigh a ~·~·11 Pra1se at 1 'i Mrs. Fern D1llon at the plano. Refreshments o'. jello salad, for years. A commillee was appointed nut bread and pop corn balls, Ronnie Wolford oelobrated i I to select new officers lor the were served by a committee birthday Nov. 18, · His sister, famous·TiiMic Wllll:hes, com;ng year, Velma Rose gave composed of Velma Ro<e, Gla· Emma brother Rlchlrd and tile kind you'ye seen the devotions. which Included dye Evans, Mary Shamblln and parenb, Mr. and Mrs, Rcssell torture-tested ori TV, •elections of scripture from Ethel Sk!ele. Wolford helped hbn celebrate. " ·• ' : - nnan Trace ,~ i '· , II A color , 0 n~w ' , ,, _), MIDDLEPORT' -M~;··:: SIRVICI!S are t reeL 1 widf!, ,.tlq~ , ot •lr... for ~~r~ bofl, in ,, • .. ' ladies . . . . . . "l6:9S ~ - $39·' 5 ' I ' ''• ' • ' , "'"IChnstmas. I ']Or ct)Aerty ~'btJas ~ ~S~ CANDIES 1 I e WHITMAN CANDY eiLENKO GLASSWARE e PENDANT WATCHES e CHRISTMAS RECORDS e Decorator Clocks hy Wlsfdox ,. • ' 'ntm """"* - irac! Endl ru and"•%"• aodt OTOROLA· f RSCI"ANGULAR CO• OR TV I I ., l''· t e Hu Color TV ever been this convenient• 'The pieQm Is biJ •. , the cabinet is slim, trim-fito ill tight placeL 4Dd. it IU!iuelllor coovenient viewiail • Solid atate h!liability at 11 critiCII poiDtta e Hi-Fi Color 1hbe with mre eartb pboephors • Tint control e P~ lmD&former chaaail ~ .W~tie d1!1118p!~tizer The Gift That Keeps On Giving I . . Fa~tory INGELS ,.M~r,.,s."H'".'"C".'~"R'od'"g~e."r"s' Furniture, Middleport ,.".oomiftiiiiim<c"""''""'""~"''"""'"""'""'~ii,(ii/CiOil<iiumti<ii'iCc•o'<iii«iC.C.c'<•:"'"'"'~ . ;..,---, 1 SANTA SAYS: LAD'f•UXTH Jewel Case . $16· 95 ALL GOING B1by In High Chair $5.77 complete AT ,,, Penelope Doll With Pooch 1 DINNER SITS lfllll'rl... Rone Porcelain eCANOE With Music lio• Barbie Dolls ........ 1.99oo. eOLD SPICE Moving EyiJ, Pixie Holr Hud Ratot11, Body Mov11 when played ~RISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS $699 • 349 $3.98 $4.88 J UM l .O CUDDLE D 0 l L5 · ............... · .. · $2.49 WIDE ASSORTMENT Sc Christmas CANDLES Candy or HAIR BRUSHES HAIR DRYERS Chewing Gum · DRESSER SETS STEAM IRONS l~c ELECTRIC RAZORS 10··i lOc CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS JERGENS s·oAP Slplrtlr Snow ..... "•"" ..... ,.7. 3397c pflol nntl , .. """ .. .., 29<. 59c cr•• . ... . ....... c •nd c ush , 29 7t Tin.. I Garland . .. .. " . " " .. 49c up ~tp!a~,....,;; 'jift 'L~m" '<li.iC made) C• • :'udi(h:j Foil Roping · .. · .. · .. . . . 59c c~ pk1. of 4 . . . . . . .. . ... :.. . . . 2fc 'j1y Ln ,n•G1r11 nd• ... . ... . ·. ". . ". . ". . ... ·. 25 9c• w'h Pkl, of 4 · .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . 49c Ho 6 c-9~ (outdoor llfHJ pkt of 2 ••Honor Comb Bolts . .. ttl ol::z.ond prlcts · · · · · · · -~II h d I . Toll Rtlloctoro . .. .. . . , .. . .. . .. . . -29c SlY'nnvam; • • •PI• lfl pr c Mlnletura Ute Sttt '' low a1 ... 1.19 0 at pt,.tlc Stnlt ond Sltcf Stto · · · · · 2te Rtd Caito lltetrlc Ctndla Wrollho . . . tic ..' tndfooll• • ...... 7 -t k Rtd Twlnklo ltft Clutltn . , , . , ... 2.49 ••· ST:;_hT"'l"tATn" Pin r ' 2 1 ...... ·.... 2•91 Giant lltctrfc Ctndltt IS ln......... 1.29 4 fool · . . .. , .. .. . .. .. 9.97 Aluminum Pom Pom TrtOo. 4 ftot ' .. . "" ,'.," "" Ui SPECIAU Tr~ ,lftndo ·.sturdy 01tl1f .• , , t-1.7t Colton Bot1ln1 . . .. .. , .... , . .. stc Till I LIGHT Chrht....; ·;Jia<klllfl .,, ' .' liT, I LAMPl . oor Rtll 'Ntl• ......... .. ......;;.:, .. ,,.JOe · '------------~ 7c L!Mri'3TO A OUSTOMEII New Hope BY ADA KEELS Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Smltb and daughter Brenda Kay vtsl~ '! ed Dr. and Mrs. Chester Pryor, . t son Mark at Cincinnati recent~ ly. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Smith and children of Chillicothe visited his mother, Mrs. Lola a recent Sunday. Mr. ar<J Mrs. Do Hurt vlslt· ed tneir sor1, Mr. and Mrs. : Ivan Hurt and '"n at ColumbUS 1 recent weekend. Mrs. Marvella Sroltft and daughter Brenda Kay called on 1967 DODGE POIAR;I, 500 ,I "· PLUSH MONKEY DOLLS _ _ __ $2.98 PLUSH TURTLE , A day of beauty at the local : hairdresser is another wel· . come gift tha t can be given to a dog - owner friend in the form of a gift certificate . 1 • PAJAMA BAG ELECTRIC •HAND MIXERS China 98c 1nd up 14" Nwborn Blby Doll ! I REBELLION' I $7.77 PLUSH ANIMALS eBRUT DODGE that can't fall asleep on a picket ftnce , there's always a fancy bed. You have your choice of gilt-trimmed Lo11 i ~ X', 1. r ~ ... American tester with side curtains or the simple lines ot rontemporar)·, ~;sJe:nel~ ;.:~~:ru!.n~~yuiiJ. . Mr. Larry c. Smltb 08111~ II·· on his pareJtts, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Smth ail Porter recently. I Mr. Wlliam Howard, , who ·IsI working on construction. spen a weekend with his wife Jao. quellne ' Mrs, Mary Howlrd re~IY. ed word from her s'.stet, . u--·1 Bruce ~ Derba tbat ••• ~ "' · "' will enter a hospltslfOr surgery. . Mra. Marjory Payne ancl !OD I Richard of Bidwell called on U$1 OUII LAY· ;LAN 1.. , O!fl' . 'f UO .DOWN WILL LAY AWAY IVIRYTHINI .. 'I'OU ber mother, Mrs. Lola Smith 1 • ,. recent Sunday, ., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huldie,WANT. COI.D Wlitf~IR WILL loON II MIRI - DON'T POROIT. TO "CK YOuR .,.AN.kiT: 1.iiY~WAY/WI' Ali;,IOMI'NMAT CROWDID POl ·IPACI, ,. ; 800 attended' revlYal II ()enlf!l' T~ANKit . . ' 'It c~ i point rece~y. . . ' · . · " : ~n. Comella Hutcheson, lflto · ·• • t.! iii:. ''·! , ". · . 1 2·Door Hardtop MAKE IT A FAMILY GIFT FOR ALL THE YEAR WITH A SLEEK NEW DODGE CORONET. WHERE ' CAN YOU BUY A GIFT THAT PLEASES ALL THE FAMILY? AND YOU GET MUCH MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT RAWLINGS, COME IN TODAY AND TALK TO ONE OF OUR EXPERIENCED SALESMEN. YOU'D BE SURPRISED HOW EASY IT IS TO OWN ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES. YOU'LL UKE DOING BUSINESS WITH RAWLINGS! 79c COLOR TV-your bS.entertaiDmellt bu7 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. \IP Middleport ~ l ~ ..:..,, • &lor indicator light Radio & TV , 1 If poochie il'l the type 16 PIECE Mlt!ll'ltl'l new fliltlt of CoiOf TV wltl'l seltet lllrdwood ~•nftra •nd IIQIIGt With tPio1ct of •pplild W•klwt or Matlelpny ~in finta "•"' 1 'I c ........._I •• I Reg. Price $9.95 I ,... ,__- ' I'! EaqC..,...,... Color coatrola are numberetl. Belpe oimplify AD::.ft ~ 1 I j PORTABLE PHONO 1 - C'AMERAS ~ : 1 c PIPE CiGARS " ' Th eDog t h' ~ 95 JOIN THE 00 .. ,,' $19' RALL'5 BEN FRANKLIN $4· I 95 .==========-1 What,sFor I' eDANA ' A $29.85 VALUE' Cheshire e CHANEL NO. 5 e HELENA RUBENSTEIN " e MAX FAOOR e REVLON THE GifT ON EVERY ~1ST! Record L1brary tg9s VALUE Record Ca rry ea.. By HELEN HENNESS\' erable expression, showing her• workshop this year, based on around '.or Christmas. The new NEW YORK - INEAJ - first toolb. tfle theory that kids oeed relu-l toys are better equipped than When spacemen Invade your Cbeerful li'earful, anotner •ation from the rigors of home- Itheir older counterparts, per· home on Christmas, loy batlle-,oewcomer, has changeable '.ac- iwork just as dad does from bls haps. Bullbey're still just d?lls, - - - - - - - - men throw hand grenades a. :ial expressions. She smiles, job. In another era If Johnoyltrucks, games and toy soldters. BY KATIE WNG w1th purchase of this •.• "'"'' the broaktast table, a l pouts and cries real teant. was tired '.rom doing bome-1 Brenda Shamblin and Ken • •• Molotov cocktail lands on the There's a whole new group work his mother would have Oberslake of Cincinnati, visited •• roast turkey and Susie's new . of Mary Poppins:inspired cha~- felt he was also too tired lo I recently with Mr. and M rs. doll we.ls the hvmg room acter dolls and literature lS . play games. But we live today.. Ivan Grover. ••• THIS WEEK ONlY cou.ch, JUst take an aspirin and :represented by a Winnie tbe A card game, called Bird Brain ~ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sherrick ••• TH CHOftDmf. • Model . . . reSign ~ourself to Toyland '66, i Pooh series and a j..ittle Worn-' I just for laughs ) is played in a IS and Mrs. Margaret Sherrick of •• There s no pomt m 1ooklng en group. Even our old friend, saucer-shaped playing area Lancaster spent Sunday with Ztnttlt BAitDSHELL • EKdWitvt DEi iGN . Sflm, trim comPKL • back with nostalgia to your own 1Raggedy Ann, has been treated nanked by 30 birds. ·~ Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Zerkle AC Automatic 4-Speed • .t.M Speaker reeeSM<Ct In Cllbl1 •• "et. A.,altabWt Iii Blot cotw• doll. tnat didn't do anylhing ' or to new prmted nanoel pajamas Most strenuous of the and Jeffrey attd Kathleen. • Beige color . or Off.'IR!Itlltt cololr.. ~ad~ electric trams. Toys, hke and matchmg cap. laugh provokers is Twister. a Mrs. Mildred Clark and j;!rand• • •ashwns, hear the stamp of the ' Among the sluffed toys is frenellc acllon game played In NEW YORK (NEA) -Now daughters of Belpre spent the •• .• _,_...,... ·~·tWI ..... • era in which we live. Duchess Turtle, designed for a stocking feet on a large plastic that Neiman _ Marcus has told I weekend with Mr. <~nd Mrs. • Space suits are simply up-t~ child to sit astride or use as a mat where the players literally Ithe world what this year's His Doyle Shuler and family. d~te "dress-up" toys. Dad had i pillow. There's a stuffed frog .tie themselves into knots as and Hers status Christmas gifts 1 Mr. aMI Mrs. Edward . ~r~s­ cu•TO~-HIATIC hiS cowboy oulflt. Grenades and that frugs and he has a sluffed !hey follow spinner directions Iwill be _ $4,000 bathtubs -we lo.n spenl a few days VtSIImg I 48 Molotov cocktails are more in p1g friend that polkas. A pup- ,on how to place their arms and can get on lo more important Wlth Mr. and Mrs. Herston Jar- . ~Ol ..... ... •• ~a&D .AMD.H8L-L keeping with the times than a pet version of Soupy Sales does legs. tlungs . __ like canine gifts. I vis of New Carlisle, Ohio. "~o.,. "•coRD 0 ... odtON INCLUOED musket would be. And you the mouse. New, too, on the game scene Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover c ....... o ... CHANOEt' wouldn't want a~ inadequately , Most o'. tne homemaking toys is Goldfinger, played on a base For your }ittle HIM or HER 1 spent several days visiting at ' equipped toy !iOldter around. tor this season really work. lthat is a replica or Fort Knox, who has everytht~g. why not . columbus .with Mr ..and Mrs.: How ean ·• cap gun compare Vacuum cleaners clean up laun· and Chicken Out, a competitive a new pair of satin or velvet IDouglas R1fe and family . They tn efficiency with a ray gun? dry equipment washes and dries : ~arne keyed to tweaking the palazzo pajamas trimmed with also attended church services I HURRY' LIMITED QUANTITIESI And as fOr dolls - why flave and an "easy bake' 1 oven pro- tail oF a plastic chicken. mink? For at home lounging, I of Rev. Paul Bryant, who was 1 one that just Ues around like a duees its own honey cakes. Two additions to the "make- · of course. If he's the conserv- ·a former pastor of the Metho· l lump when you can get one thai Municipal services are on an and-play" toy category are ative type, how about a pair 1dist Church at Cheshire. I Cries, wets. pouts, teethes or , upswing in popularity in the Creeple People with its own of striped flannel pj's with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Long frugs? You oan even find one 1truck-sector of toyland. A new Thtngmaker in which lmagin· matching nightcap? visited recently with Mrs. C. that asks questions in case you i fire rescue truck of heavy gauge alive boys and girls can make mak W. Enterman of Galloway. 0 . I Open Fri. & Sat. Nights- Member Middleport Gift.O.Rama don~ get enough trouble ·,.! thai sleet ha• o turbine cab and 1 : alf sorb of weird _ looking 11 your prectous. 18 Jng and Mr. and Mr•. Levert Roush kind from the kids. round attachment which, with-.:fluo~escent creatures and a the party scene Wlth you, ytv.t I of Youngstown, 0. 1' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '· 0 3 Th" doll this srason .of out abatteries. simulates the purrJ..';cho' make! · could orfder , furbedcoat .s,;p'e"n't" ho~~ls the crop "realer-than-real" giant motor. reRIc·olate ctiOro!afl!o.1 ~ ...~ • that •• i 'J'0 ~rs . I you re a~z edmbatch " a i ~~ -- - ,__ -- - ----~oil r:Jaimed most reali,tic Lau~hter lakr< Ute spotlight 1'harl"not everyjhllii, But It's ' bt)eweled collar, don t guess at i; a t<'ethlng baby wl!h a mis- In !he game "'ctor of Santa'• a good part of what you'll find ' the SIZe. It must ftl perfectly. ~-------------------""':' ~. ~'-....,·'!"'"~ If the SHE In your canine ~. life is really feminine. she'd -jldore Chien No. 5, a delight· ~ully scented perfume. or her very own pair of fal se eyelash£'s nothing makes you feel more like a girl. And what coLid be more individu;;~l than her very own nail poli sh. Duttons and Rollers In Middleport TIMEX WATCHES 11990 VALUE In big la¥or In toylond's lb'.o Chr'.ltmao. Here a youns policeman dlnew polf<t emergeney truck. A bell ring& •• the lnlek II mo•od. S'.de aad back doors ·opea. A olde ladder attaehe1 to the edention laider for reseue work . There II a almtllaled dome lltht as weU as 1 hose and 1 I · ~~ SLII\IG . .LOAFER 1 GIFT SETS •IJ "' t iayto~< ' Bob Carl<!~ of S~rr, and Mr. _Early Greeks used Mrs. Alma Swi~her spent two ;md Mrs. Elmer Uabr1el ut Atb·l mcke.l ~or their COJJll;, w..,k, visiting Mr. and M r s. ens. cootaiDJil8 small and, versatile )'On will w•~t lt'in! <'•' ". .~;ST.R ' AP· ...,, . • .., I'"" ;n f " j I -------------·· --- -- dern D..ess weelto vl•ltlng with Mr. 1 The Sunday 'Mmes-Sentlnel, Sunday, Nov, 27, II.1!?':1~J~ Ilew and Mrs. Bill Fannin and !am- ,. ~., '1 Poems, Readings, Preparation lor Elections Highlight Class Meeting i11 J,.lO r ·; ~ og•lty ' Toyland '66--0ld Friends in -~. ' _: • : • 0 ·, .· ., ·, • :.· • ; ,: 1 · RALl'l:~lEI '· fR'AN· KUN rr · • · ,, ' ,... ·t ' ,J , · ~. ."'""" tutaR:r 'OH' I"' ll!r·,' .,.:,· ""~ )T', ":'", ~'1,f' . • ~ I -~!~ , , '· · ,· 1: •' . · ,, • ~-J... ..... 1 ' ·... . ,,J ., .•. ·,.. !· ' ' . , · ' •• • ., · ' ' WHY NOT MAKE IT A DODGE CHRISTMAS? ' ' '' . 1'.. .: .· ·' '. ' ~ •,. !~~~:~l · 'f~ -. ~:.~·::::n•tforalew .P~ival ~. ~tlltf ol lite •• "OHIO'S OlDEST DODGE DEAlER" MIDDLEPORT ·' plane& Plu,toc .• li'AI••Iliiiii!IMIIItl..;,-...-.--.;~.,,; -;,·.....!LI..Oi,il_li_rij_iti.. ii"~·;~·,.;-··........i;i...i·~ ..;.·.·;-~-,··-~---~~r;- �• \ NewMember Welcomed intoFriencjlyQ9,rcf.~.nersClubr"'""";."-'""'~-;;:·~ M"h . ·. .· '· , I >. Ulil l 'The Rutland f'riendly GanJ. home<:omlng dinner at the ClUJ o1 1111 Cllrlstmaa Frtt!a1 <eV.!I!Iil< .D.a. 18tb.' JM!..[DI'a,tl,olit ~· aU,IdndiOo :MI~,:•t!d ~~"'[ 1\joeller thanklnJ · ~?f' ." .~' .bo~ 9,! ~· KuUand Metnodist Church ~y~Sbow 01 111e ,. ,!!Q#~ ()ardon t~.enU.1>durufi~hd tp.IIL tilt proo-.01 Llfla .bww Wlll ltt~p '"f lnvltlngller ~ lb• : :~ ~ !.h. HowArd• B~ollt, Mti. Club beld oa~NIIW!J~~!t U on~ ' ILtiCI 'nbtentlt .Uiecohi<!Lit. go toward Uie Ho~ DI!IMl.rJ!t. ~~et ,,-.ung. ~ uurtoon em~~U ·,.;., ~\I)IJ membe•• Fred WIUiain,.O an~ Mrs. vor-lhl llullud ~ ol c:blilll. bOttlea llltlUD lhe «Jr)IUrll·i lnj 00~·111. . . ' ' ' ' IUllriiiiiiL"!' !"T••&•monu mad<; i,'1:jli~otle new Li·an· non IVeber. ' · , Plans wm D¥dt rw the club ,fimJ" ot llu~•nd wflt oe: Tlle ~iltLStm.. dl!lnet·· ~· · 0~ U... 'l!~'t><r> were d'""")"O I bl!it M!:f; l\ollll1 G•O'I\!t, ·\las ·· • to antet - least al> ll'l'lngo· :JUdged; · oleo ror Dec. 20,. at Bart.~ • md · 1~~.41!· •11!111 .De taken to th~ "!~ .\ii~ th; cl•to. · · The ~anie.llll!ftl lor tho mont~ In the County Tllere · t>~~· lbtlle •(3! cate; tto.taur¥nt m Pu~ro) .w!ll ~lh!111 Stale lioopllal... Gi!lo, :. . cell·!or lilt!~· wa1,PWAih Of ,NII!/ember for Uie Flower Sho~ 1o be held ·Rohgtoua, whl~h lntat lpe l~Uowed by a parLy ~~ ~· •Y<tr at'l', brougtn, D~ the me1u 11 : ··~t f'd IJ.ke ~ 0 , Cllrlstmao."lschool WJS taken b,J ~·Rob- November 31 , ll'ltb. oruy religtolis u.emeo; nomi ot Mr!· Joe SoliD. li<i'(<t pen lor · Ute Galllpoll• Stat~, ~ -'business moe•trg was Inert Snol'den ancl Mrs. Bill Will, rett~to'"· wn 1cn c•n •4 1Pat nahtOtl will be reveal.,, at ltLSIItute, An auction was held c~ge ol ·th• , Ph:Sident: Mrs. ford was sppolnted to take the Plw wen di!CU3!ed for pertalnins .to Cllrlst. tblt time and now namea cjrawn tollowinJ lb•. pro1ram. ~ Williamson, 'The sec.,. arrangement for lhe monUi of Home Decoral!ng COntest . mao: and t>t'·rrwayo only. Tfbl llor the ~min& yeat., . . The lravelm$ prlzo, don•ted.. tlrf& tepqt'\· Was •gJ\'I!n uy' Mrs. December. ' . be sponsore• b) lh• ""'" prlzeJ Vllll 'n' IIU lor first prize : The program . wu. m char,e by ,Mf$. Vernon we~er, wa• H~ey O'Dell. follow~ ·tJ' Ill. Mn. Fred Wllllamson, Mrs. year and It was aanounced in• bOth the religious and non- o'. Uie, Chalt:man, Mrs. Howard won by Mrs: Harvey 0 Dell •nd treasurer'< report by Mrs. Car: Morris, Mrs. Harvey 0'· the JULl&lni would lle neld rellglous categories; 16 second Brrchflel': ·. ljl>llday tabl•- ~t· lhed oor prtZe was .won by JVuce May. . ,. Dell, Mrs. Bruce Davis and prlzo, and $3 for the first prize raogemenU Uilq tlrled mater- Mr> Robert Garner. A babyl •!I woo announc:od lbat ar· Mrs. Harold Wolfe entered ar- There are nearly 411 m Doorway• and $2 for oec• tal wero displayed by Mn. V .llr· thower "" held for Mro flar. r~ements were made '.or tha irangements In the rnvllltlonaJ 1bicycles In use oo U. S, on<i pr11.e In this category . . non Web(r and Included a litiie old Wolle, Rofrnhmenll. lltro · · ~ " ---· A Christmas Bazaar to ~ arra~111ent In a cornullOjlla ..rved at the clo~~t ot :the moe~ the sick 111t ito'< aevertol beld at ·the llu~and Deplrt. taaiLU'Iiil .frU'.Iand dried .mater· ~'1110 lhoae named .abOve and with • seven!<IIIICk ol nu. He menl Store on Dec. lotlt sta~ I Ill~ A demonstra~on OD ~ .,, Tom .Martla, Mra. Bill is beiq -~b)> bi• physic- ing at g a. m. was announced: wrappiQg was liven by Mrs. WilUord, Mra. BiU Brown, Mrs. . _ '" "'· ·- Jan In Galli~; There wiU be bakiiO goo¢t. iDo!l Harrison. . . Robert Snowden and Mrs, Bruce BY MIIS.. Il p, BLAKE Ispent a Sunday evening vlsllln£ , Mrs, Louisa ,l)a,nlels, ~pent . nandwork and Christmas dec- A letlel will read from Mh. ID•vls. , Mrs. Etnlllo Stover and chit· Mr. and Mt~. liarry Dtckey. Sunday alterpoon visiJini dten o1 Rio Grande visited •n Mr. and MtB. ·Truman Rus- sister, Mr. and Mrs. VUas afternoon with Mr. and , Mrs. sell Johnson and children ol roe and '.amlly, Swan Creek. WE ARE PARTICIPANT IN MIDDLEPORT Rll...IJ Wolford and family. Hannan Trace lld., spent a SUllo MISs Marlene Wolford o! Mrs. Stover wiahes all · of ner day vislling bls uncle and aunt, , Jumbus 1 penl 8 day visiting GIFT·A·RAMA- ASK FOP YOUR FREE TICKET kiendo :0 luww sbe Is no long- 1M;. an~ Mrs. Russell Wol'.ord Iparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rmlselll IJ tl; married to Noel Stover. They and family, Rt. 588. Wolford and family. I ,.,. divorced reoently. I Lester Unroe celebrated bls ' Mrs. Pearl Kinkaid and dau-'blrthday Nov. 18. His wile Ruby ' Jumrue Willa ol Ironton ha• l ~ters, Mary and Nellie ond helped him celebrate, been vtSlstlD!t a few days willl ft.lend, Kermit Robinson, all of Ron"ie \7olford spent several his grandmoi11er, Mn. "Mallie" . Qlllncey, W. Vo., spent a Sun- days vislllng his slstet, Mr. Angell and h111band arul other I <lilY ahornoon visiting ner aWJt Mrs, Aaron Reynolds and Irelatives. I liild uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Les- :son Terry In Columbus. Mrs. Shirley Ward and baby ter Unroe on Haw:.n Traca Rd .1 Ode Beaver ente~d Holzer ·and also her sisten all of Gal· I 'Mro. Nellie Pickett celebra~ IHospital whm he remains a llpolls spent a s~ay altered !ler brrthday Nov. 13. lpat1ent. . Inoon vtlltlnl Mr. and Mrs, Howmf Ptckell of Selma ! Mrs. Emllte Stover and chll· Ill Untoe and family. hR~ been spendmg several days :dren Griselda and Eugene of 1 visiting hh mother, Mrs. Nellie IRio Grande spent an afternoon I Mr. and PfFs. Preston Picke :t and o~~er relatives. He visiting Mr. and Mrs. Garred ;and family have rented ia also enjoyil1i;; a:.nne hunting. 1Blake and daughter. Iproperty owned by Rosa . ~;::II Mr. and Mrs. G. 0. Blake ' Perry •1ueen has been on ey Brumfield on Hannan - -· - co c- lld. They moved !rim the Creek area ol Rt. 7. Mrs. Aaron Reynolds and Terry Joe and Mi" 0r1s . . ley and brother Jam .., all . ' r' P oems, readmgs , and th~ !;!e-: F1rst Peter. She also gave a Col b !r:~~~~=: . . . f · . urn us spoo a y 1 Iect Ion o a nomma 1mg commit· : readmg ''Mont>y Can't Buy E:v- th · Is nd · f h . e1r paren a Iee marked the meeting o I e I erylhmg." Two poems, "Daily Mr d Mrs Russell I Ann Judson Class 1Jf ~rrst 1 Thanksgiving," and "Poor Tur· d ll · I Bapli<l church of Gallipo"·· this ' key," were given by Elhet lanMls:';:Jdred McClure hao re. week In Ill• Fellowship Room, Steele. Iturned to ber bome 1n CroWl / With 17 members prt"sent. · f ·be, · a k!r mg a pattent In i Th e meeIIng open ed bY Mrs. Games were conducted by Ctly Holzer hos Jlal '.or several Jirginia Urwin president and Velma Rose. and Gladys Evans. P --·." 11 the group sang. "Praise ' Him Mary Shamblin gave a reading, Miss McClure his well-known . Him,·: accompanied by· "P raJse · The Lor d Any how. , the Hannan area for Trace s e washigh a ~·~·11 Pra1se at 1 'i Mrs. Fern D1llon at the plano. Refreshments o'. jello salad, for years. A commillee was appointed nut bread and pop corn balls, Ronnie Wolford oelobrated i I to select new officers lor the were served by a committee birthday Nov. 18, · His sister, famous·TiiMic Wllll:hes, com;ng year, Velma Rose gave composed of Velma Ro<e, Gla· Emma brother Rlchlrd and tile kind you'ye seen the devotions. which Included dye Evans, Mary Shamblln and parenb, Mr. and Mrs, Rcssell torture-tested ori TV, •elections of scripture from Ethel Sk!ele. Wolford helped hbn celebrate. " ·• ' : - nnan Trace ,~ i '· , II A color , 0 n~w ' , ,, _), MIDDLEPORT' -M~;··:: SIRVICI!S are t reeL 1 widf!, ,.tlq~ , ot •lr... for ~~r~ bofl, in ,, • .. ' ladies . . . . . . "l6:9S ~ - $39·' 5 ' I ' ''• ' • ' , "'"IChnstmas. I ']Or ct)Aerty ~'btJas ~ ~S~ CANDIES 1 I e WHITMAN CANDY eiLENKO GLASSWARE e PENDANT WATCHES e CHRISTMAS RECORDS e Decorator Clocks hy Wlsfdox ,. • ' 'ntm """"* - irac! Endl ru and"•%"• aodt OTOROLA· f RSCI"ANGULAR CO• OR TV I I ., l''· t e Hu Color TV ever been this convenient• 'The pieQm Is biJ •. , the cabinet is slim, trim-fito ill tight placeL 4Dd. it IU!iuelllor coovenient viewiail • Solid atate h!liability at 11 critiCII poiDtta e Hi-Fi Color 1hbe with mre eartb pboephors • Tint control e P~ lmD&former chaaail ~ .W~tie d1!1118p!~tizer The Gift That Keeps On Giving I . . Fa~tory INGELS ,.M~r,.,s."H'".'"C".'~"R'od'"g~e."r"s' Furniture, Middleport ,.".oomiftiiiiim<c"""''""'""~"''"""'"""'""'~ii,(ii/CiOil<iiumti<ii'iCc•o'<iii«iC.C.c'<•:"'"'"'~ . ;..,---, 1 SANTA SAYS: LAD'f•UXTH Jewel Case . $16· 95 ALL GOING B1by In High Chair $5.77 complete AT ,,, Penelope Doll With Pooch 1 DINNER SITS lfllll'rl... Rone Porcelain eCANOE With Music lio• Barbie Dolls ........ 1.99oo. eOLD SPICE Moving EyiJ, Pixie Holr Hud Ratot11, Body Mov11 when played ~RISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS $699 • 349 $3.98 $4.88 J UM l .O CUDDLE D 0 l L5 · ............... · .. · $2.49 WIDE ASSORTMENT Sc Christmas CANDLES Candy or HAIR BRUSHES HAIR DRYERS Chewing Gum · DRESSER SETS STEAM IRONS l~c ELECTRIC RAZORS 10··i lOc CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS JERGENS s·oAP Slplrtlr Snow ..... "•"" ..... ,.7. 3397c pflol nntl , .. """ .. .., 29<. 59c cr•• . ... . ....... c •nd c ush , 29 7t Tin.. I Garland . .. .. " . " " .. 49c up ~tp!a~,....,;; 'jift 'L~m" '<li.iC made) C• • :'udi(h:j Foil Roping · .. · .. · .. . . . 59c c~ pk1. of 4 . . . . . . .. . ... :.. . . . 2fc 'j1y Ln ,n•G1r11 nd• ... . ... . ·. ". . ". . ". . ... ·. 25 9c• w'h Pkl, of 4 · .. .. .. . .. . .. .. . 49c Ho 6 c-9~ (outdoor llfHJ pkt of 2 ••Honor Comb Bolts . .. ttl ol::z.ond prlcts · · · · · · · -~II h d I . Toll Rtlloctoro . .. .. . . , .. . .. . .. . . -29c SlY'nnvam; • • •PI• lfl pr c Mlnletura Ute Sttt '' low a1 ... 1.19 0 at pt,.tlc Stnlt ond Sltcf Stto · · · · · 2te Rtd Caito lltetrlc Ctndla Wrollho . . . tic ..' tndfooll• • ...... 7 -t k Rtd Twlnklo ltft Clutltn . , , . , ... 2.49 ••· ST:;_hT"'l"tATn" Pin r ' 2 1 ...... ·.... 2•91 Giant lltctrfc Ctndltt IS ln......... 1.29 4 fool · . . .. , .. .. . .. .. 9.97 Aluminum Pom Pom TrtOo. 4 ftot ' .. . "" ,'.," "" Ui SPECIAU Tr~ ,lftndo ·.sturdy 01tl1f .• , , t-1.7t Colton Bot1ln1 . . .. .. , .... , . .. stc Till I LIGHT Chrht....; ·;Jia<klllfl .,, ' .' liT, I LAMPl . oor Rtll 'Ntl• ......... .. ......;;.:, .. ,,.JOe · '------------~ 7c L!Mri'3TO A OUSTOMEII New Hope BY ADA KEELS Mr. and Mrs. Larry C. Smltb and daughter Brenda Kay vtsl~ '! ed Dr. and Mrs. Chester Pryor, . t son Mark at Cincinnati recent~ ly. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Smith and children of Chillicothe visited his mother, Mrs. Lola a recent Sunday. Mr. ar<J Mrs. Do Hurt vlslt· ed tneir sor1, Mr. and Mrs. : Ivan Hurt and '"n at ColumbUS 1 recent weekend. Mrs. Marvella Sroltft and daughter Brenda Kay called on 1967 DODGE POIAR;I, 500 ,I "· PLUSH MONKEY DOLLS _ _ __ $2.98 PLUSH TURTLE , A day of beauty at the local : hairdresser is another wel· . come gift tha t can be given to a dog - owner friend in the form of a gift certificate . 1 • PAJAMA BAG ELECTRIC •HAND MIXERS China 98c 1nd up 14" Nwborn Blby Doll ! I REBELLION' I $7.77 PLUSH ANIMALS eBRUT DODGE that can't fall asleep on a picket ftnce , there's always a fancy bed. You have your choice of gilt-trimmed Lo11 i ~ X', 1. r ~ ... American tester with side curtains or the simple lines ot rontemporar)·, ~;sJe:nel~ ;.:~~:ru!.n~~yuiiJ. . Mr. Larry c. Smltb 08111~ II·· on his pareJtts, Mr. and Mrs, H. A. Smth ail Porter recently. I Mr. Wlliam Howard, , who ·IsI working on construction. spen a weekend with his wife Jao. quellne ' Mrs, Mary Howlrd re~IY. ed word from her s'.stet, . u--·1 Bruce ~ Derba tbat ••• ~ "' · "' will enter a hospltslfOr surgery. . Mra. Marjory Payne ancl !OD I Richard of Bidwell called on U$1 OUII LAY· ;LAN 1.. , O!fl' . 'f UO .DOWN WILL LAY AWAY IVIRYTHINI .. 'I'OU ber mother, Mrs. Lola Smith 1 • ,. recent Sunday, ., Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Huldie,WANT. COI.D Wlitf~IR WILL loON II MIRI - DON'T POROIT. TO "CK YOuR .,.AN.kiT: 1.iiY~WAY/WI' Ali;,IOMI'NMAT CROWDID POl ·IPACI, ,. ; 800 attended' revlYal II ()enlf!l' T~ANKit . . ' 'It c~ i point rece~y. . . ' · . · " : ~n. Comella Hutcheson, lflto · ·• • t.! iii:. ''·! , ". · . 1 2·Door Hardtop MAKE IT A FAMILY GIFT FOR ALL THE YEAR WITH A SLEEK NEW DODGE CORONET. WHERE ' CAN YOU BUY A GIFT THAT PLEASES ALL THE FAMILY? AND YOU GET MUCH MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT RAWLINGS, COME IN TODAY AND TALK TO ONE OF OUR EXPERIENCED SALESMEN. YOU'D BE SURPRISED HOW EASY IT IS TO OWN ONE OF THESE BEAUTIES. YOU'LL UKE DOING BUSINESS WITH RAWLINGS! 79c COLOR TV-your bS.entertaiDmellt bu7 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. \IP Middleport ~ l ~ ..:..,, • &lor indicator light Radio & TV , 1 If poochie il'l the type 16 PIECE Mlt!ll'ltl'l new fliltlt of CoiOf TV wltl'l seltet lllrdwood ~•nftra •nd IIQIIGt With tPio1ct of •pplild W•klwt or Matlelpny ~in finta "•"' 1 'I c ........._I •• I Reg. Price $9.95 I ,... ,__- ' I'! EaqC..,...,... Color coatrola are numberetl. Belpe oimplify AD::.ft ~ 1 I j PORTABLE PHONO 1 - C'AMERAS ~ : 1 c PIPE CiGARS " ' Th eDog t h' ~ 95 JOIN THE 00 .. ,,' $19' RALL'5 BEN FRANKLIN $4· I 95 .==========-1 What,sFor I' eDANA ' A $29.85 VALUE' Cheshire e CHANEL NO. 5 e HELENA RUBENSTEIN " e MAX FAOOR e REVLON THE GifT ON EVERY ~1ST! Record L1brary tg9s VALUE Record Ca rry ea.. By HELEN HENNESS\' erable expression, showing her• workshop this year, based on around '.or Christmas. The new NEW YORK - INEAJ - first toolb. tfle theory that kids oeed relu-l toys are better equipped than When spacemen Invade your Cbeerful li'earful, anotner •ation from the rigors of home- Itheir older counterparts, per· home on Christmas, loy batlle-,oewcomer, has changeable '.ac- iwork just as dad does from bls haps. Bullbey're still just d?lls, - - - - - - - - men throw hand grenades a. :ial expressions. She smiles, job. In another era If Johnoyltrucks, games and toy soldters. BY KATIE WNG w1th purchase of this •.• "'"'' the broaktast table, a l pouts and cries real teant. was tired '.rom doing bome-1 Brenda Shamblin and Ken • •• Molotov cocktail lands on the There's a whole new group work his mother would have Oberslake of Cincinnati, visited •• roast turkey and Susie's new . of Mary Poppins:inspired cha~- felt he was also too tired lo I recently with Mr. and M rs. doll we.ls the hvmg room acter dolls and literature lS . play games. But we live today.. Ivan Grover. ••• THIS WEEK ONlY cou.ch, JUst take an aspirin and :represented by a Winnie tbe A card game, called Bird Brain ~ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sherrick ••• TH CHOftDmf. • Model . . . reSign ~ourself to Toyland '66, i Pooh series and a j..ittle Worn-' I just for laughs ) is played in a IS and Mrs. Margaret Sherrick of •• There s no pomt m 1ooklng en group. Even our old friend, saucer-shaped playing area Lancaster spent Sunday with Ztnttlt BAitDSHELL • EKdWitvt DEi iGN . Sflm, trim comPKL • back with nostalgia to your own 1Raggedy Ann, has been treated nanked by 30 birds. ·~ Mr. and Mrs . Raymond Zerkle AC Automatic 4-Speed • .t.M Speaker reeeSM<Ct In Cllbl1 •• "et. A.,altabWt Iii Blot cotw• doll. tnat didn't do anylhing ' or to new prmted nanoel pajamas Most strenuous of the and Jeffrey attd Kathleen. • Beige color . or Off.'IR!Itlltt cololr.. ~ad~ electric trams. Toys, hke and matchmg cap. laugh provokers is Twister. a Mrs. Mildred Clark and j;!rand• • •ashwns, hear the stamp of the ' Among the sluffed toys is frenellc acllon game played In NEW YORK (NEA) -Now daughters of Belpre spent the •• .• _,_...,... ·~·tWI ..... • era in which we live. Duchess Turtle, designed for a stocking feet on a large plastic that Neiman _ Marcus has told I weekend with Mr. <~nd Mrs. • Space suits are simply up-t~ child to sit astride or use as a mat where the players literally Ithe world what this year's His Doyle Shuler and family. d~te "dress-up" toys. Dad had i pillow. There's a stuffed frog .tie themselves into knots as and Hers status Christmas gifts 1 Mr. aMI Mrs. Edward . ~r~s­ cu•TO~-HIATIC hiS cowboy oulflt. Grenades and that frugs and he has a sluffed !hey follow spinner directions Iwill be _ $4,000 bathtubs -we lo.n spenl a few days VtSIImg I 48 Molotov cocktails are more in p1g friend that polkas. A pup- ,on how to place their arms and can get on lo more important Wlth Mr. and Mrs. Herston Jar- . ~Ol ..... ... •• ~a&D .AMD.H8L-L keeping with the times than a pet version of Soupy Sales does legs. tlungs . __ like canine gifts. I vis of New Carlisle, Ohio. "~o.,. "•coRD 0 ... odtON INCLUOED musket would be. And you the mouse. New, too, on the game scene Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Grover c ....... o ... CHANOEt' wouldn't want a~ inadequately , Most o'. tne homemaking toys is Goldfinger, played on a base For your }ittle HIM or HER 1 spent several days visiting at ' equipped toy !iOldter around. tor this season really work. lthat is a replica or Fort Knox, who has everytht~g. why not . columbus .with Mr ..and Mrs.: How ean ·• cap gun compare Vacuum cleaners clean up laun· and Chicken Out, a competitive a new pair of satin or velvet IDouglas R1fe and family . They tn efficiency with a ray gun? dry equipment washes and dries : ~arne keyed to tweaking the palazzo pajamas trimmed with also attended church services I HURRY' LIMITED QUANTITIESI And as fOr dolls - why flave and an "easy bake' 1 oven pro- tail oF a plastic chicken. mink? For at home lounging, I of Rev. Paul Bryant, who was 1 one that just Ues around like a duees its own honey cakes. Two additions to the "make- · of course. If he's the conserv- ·a former pastor of the Metho· l lump when you can get one thai Municipal services are on an and-play" toy category are ative type, how about a pair 1dist Church at Cheshire. I Cries, wets. pouts, teethes or , upswing in popularity in the Creeple People with its own of striped flannel pj's with Mr. and Mrs. Everett Long frugs? You oan even find one 1truck-sector of toyland. A new Thtngmaker in which lmagin· matching nightcap? visited recently with Mrs. C. that asks questions in case you i fire rescue truck of heavy gauge alive boys and girls can make mak W. Enterman of Galloway. 0 . I Open Fri. & Sat. Nights- Member Middleport Gift.O.Rama don~ get enough trouble ·,.! thai sleet ha• o turbine cab and 1 : alf sorb of weird _ looking 11 your prectous. 18 Jng and Mr. and Mr•. Levert Roush kind from the kids. round attachment which, with-.:fluo~escent creatures and a the party scene Wlth you, ytv.t I of Youngstown, 0. 1' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - '· 0 3 Th" doll this srason .of out abatteries. simulates the purrJ..';cho' make! · could orfder , furbedcoat .s,;p'e"n't" ho~~ls the crop "realer-than-real" giant motor. reRIc·olate ctiOro!afl!o.1 ~ ...~ • that •• i 'J'0 ~rs . I you re a~z edmbatch " a i ~~ -- - ,__ -- - ----~oil r:Jaimed most reali,tic Lau~hter lakr< Ute spotlight 1'harl"not everyjhllii, But It's ' bt)eweled collar, don t guess at i; a t<'ethlng baby wl!h a mis- In !he game "'ctor of Santa'• a good part of what you'll find ' the SIZe. It must ftl perfectly. ~-------------------""':' ~. ~'-....,·'!"'"~ If the SHE In your canine ~. life is really feminine. she'd -jldore Chien No. 5, a delight· ~ully scented perfume. or her very own pair of fal se eyelash£'s nothing makes you feel more like a girl. And what coLid be more individu;;~l than her very own nail poli sh. Duttons and Rollers In Middleport TIMEX WATCHES 11990 VALUE In big la¥or In toylond's lb'.o Chr'.ltmao. Here a youns policeman dlnew polf<t emergeney truck. A bell ring& •• the lnlek II mo•od. S'.de aad back doors ·opea. A olde ladder attaehe1 to the edention laider for reseue work . There II a almtllaled dome lltht as weU as 1 hose and 1 I · ~~ SLII\IG . .LOAFER 1 GIFT SETS •IJ "' t iayto~< ' Bob Carl<!~ of S~rr, and Mr. _Early Greeks used Mrs. Alma Swi~her spent two ;md Mrs. Elmer Uabr1el ut Atb·l mcke.l ~or their COJJll;, w..,k, visiting Mr. and M r s. ens. cootaiDJil8 small and, versatile )'On will w•~t lt'in! <'•' ". .~;ST.R ' AP· ...,, . • .., I'"" ;n f " j I -------------·· --- -- dern D..ess weelto vl•ltlng with Mr. 1 The Sunday 'Mmes-Sentlnel, Sunday, Nov, 27, II.1!?':1~J~ Ilew and Mrs. Bill Fannin and !am- ,. ~., '1 Poems, Readings, Preparation lor Elections Highlight Class Meeting i11 J,.lO r ·; ~ og•lty ' Toyland '66--0ld Friends in -~. ' _: • : • 0 ·, .· ., ·, • :.· • ; ,: 1 · RALl'l:~lEI '· fR'AN· KUN rr · • · ,, ' ,... ·t ' ,J , · ~. ."'""" tutaR:r 'OH' I"' ll!r·,' .,.:,· ""~ )T', ":'", ~'1,f' . • ~ I -~!~ , , '· · ,· 1: •' . · ,, • ~-J... ..... 1 ' ·... . ,,J ., .•. ·,.. !· ' ' . , · ' •• • ., · ' ' WHY NOT MAKE IT A DODGE CHRISTMAS? ' ' '' . 1'.. .: .· ·' '. ' ~ •,. !~~~:~l · 'f~ -. ~:.~·::::n•tforalew .P~ival ~. ~tlltf ol lite •• "OHIO'S OlDEST DODGE DEAlER" MIDDLEPORT ·' plane& Plu,toc .• li'AI••Iliiiii!IMIIItl..;,-...-.--.;~.,,; -;,·.....!LI..Oi,il_li_rij_iti.. ii"~·;~·,.;-··........i;i...i·~ ..;.·.·;-~-,··-~---~~r;- �' \) 50 Y~ ~y Oil the River ·: ' Communist World is Sundered by' 'Ideological Disputes .. ·1River Communities Had a 'Mystery'.to Ponder at Gallipolis -Island The Eu11 ·& Hill Machine wharfmaster at Huntington, to- Davidson. wblch are lying al·lhe Kentucky coal fields and It campbell's Creek Coal Co., wa! Chris Greene as a· fieg!hlp; ""ale and oblp by riVer? , . The coUision of Kanawha Shop repaired tbe Porter, the day Informs us tbat coal tsl most sid..by-side. Clsrk, .. bets. said large enterprises will elected a vice-president. Ithe J. T. Hatfield not arrlvlni raUroado cannot or will not · River towboat and a sand dig. late Mr. B. T. Enos being one brlnlng 2Z cents a bushel at v;ent down between the two use tbe river to sblp varloW Six steamboats under . the In time. . · lurnlah cars to the Kanawha . ger at the loot of Ga!Bptfls Is· boat. The John Porter's rock the Island Creek tpple. Noll> boats, caught bold of a rope commodiUeo. 1command of captain Burnsldea operations. and as 1 reoull the .; land 50 years ago lhls month shaft was in possesslnn of the lng much doing in steamboat and held 011to that and yelled lor Towboats J. T. Hatfield and Icomposed the river pageant Nov. Z7, !til - Why not open mines are not being operated -:· prompted the River News writ- late Mr. Charles E. IHU of lhl.• circles at HunUngton, reports help which aa!sted him out. Robert P. Glllbam arrived at at HunUngton Friday afternoon. ,up and operate 1101ile Gallla to a lull capacity by oons!dera· ;i er ollhe Gallipolis Dally Trll>- city up to lhe time ol his death. CaptalnKimble. Clark Is a bJc man and bad a ClnciMBil. Wedneaday with .,. captain Burnsides. who wa,, county coal mines on a larger bly. , .'i une to opine that there was Nov. ZZ, 1111- caaJ became pretty narrow escape. other Oeet of Kanawha River accompanied by Mn!. BurnSides --~ ~ something mysterious about the HERE ARE OTHER bits ot so acarce a lew .days at LouJs. It is now said that the J . T. coal sent out on an arUII~I and a party of friends, used tho 4().-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 11168 :~ area at the foot of the Island, River NeWll from 60 yeara ago ville, Ky .. that tbe LnulsviUe, Hatfield sunk two flats of coal rise from tbe. pool above Dam .=, as it concerned steamboat dis- In the Tribune: Line would have bad to Ue up worth $1,200 and !mocked s bole 211. ' :. asters. Nov.Zl, IJII - '1'110 project the Kentucky and the Green- In the sand digger In the colll· ";; Here is that story from the of h~Jdging tbe Ohio River at wood had not fuel been lurnlsh- slon at tbe loot of Gallipli!S Nov. U, IJII _ WJUt tbe •~ Issue uf Nov . 21, 1916 . Huntlngton has been renewed ed the boats by a rallroad at Islsnd. •• In lh eOhl . unms o Rlvet.#..,1 tbP ; The towboat J. T. Hatlield and a lew days ago ~ llDporl· Lnutsvllle. government almost complete. 1 ·, w~s on her way to Clncmnati ant conference of busmessmen EuglneerJohn Clark of Rs· Nov. 13, 1111 - Lock and th t Imports t ~ with 10 barges of coal Monday was held at the Hotel Freder· cine, wbn II lnstslling and OV· Dam 14 on the Kentucky River tr a 18 " when shr collided with t h e ick. It would not be surprising erhauling mschlnery 011 tbe will soon be finished. The 1m- h :s~to 1: coF th fi ~ · Smith and Pfa!l sand digger at if definite steps toward Onanc- new towboat Davidson at the provement of the Kentucky Riv· ,: ~ ownbo h e b rs . the foot of Gallipolis Islend ing the bridge are taken with· Kanawba Docks, fell Into the er was begun 50 years ago by Lmie ·to yea~ tha pa kersburgas een · '· · w'.Ul th lnlh 1 a e runm ear · m a fe-y daylllls. ~tver Tuesday morning e thgo- e hgovernmalwiellnlbe bl pede ulromture Pittsburgh trahe all through • sinking ene barge of coal. It 19 . said the. sand di•ger Captam W am--D.-Kimble, mg from the Margaret to e muc co s P . seasons thls year; a1· 1ow nver r.. . was lymg out m close prox1m.. . though at timff it WIIS hard g~r ity to the channel. Captain any spi'Cial guy. ID other words, . h f th II · ,. 1 don'l want to go steady mg because of t e act at a Dtck E_1cker has_ ch~rge of the dams have not been quite comsand d1gger, whJch IS ?wnt:d ~y However, I think I m'the on· pleted. Santo says, "Halt off to the a Charleston, IV. Va. llfm. It'" ly kid in my town with this OJI' Next spring will probably see . only a few hun~red feet from inion. I'm stuck with one guy completion of the work of makChristmas Club plonl It's tho here thai the Ill-fated packet I By Helen just because I don't know how iug the upper Ohio River navl· procllcol way lo poy for gifts Henry M. Sl<l nley, tn Septem· to get rid of him and he has no gable. Between Parkersburg and ber 1907, collided w1th the gov· i Butlel intenlion of leaving me. Even It Pittsburgh there will be 18 dif. ond holiday oxpen. .: You, ernment drtdge Osw~go and J do shake him, there aren't ferent pools of water averaging too, con bo a succassful Santi, was sunk. and n few h1urs la_t- , enough fellas around that be- between six and 12 miles apart. er was burned to the water·s I lieve in going out with different This will insure a navigable I with no money worrioa. Look ~dge. There was nola dollar YOlJ!H ASK.E~ FOR rr the aame type. There was a girls. What can I do? -HOPE- river at all times of year ex~ ohud lo Cl1'istma1 1967 . , , msnram:e on the Stanley. ThiS column 1S for young p~ drinking, etc., and one of LESS CASE pi hen there is heavy Ice The barge of coal sank by 1 pie, their problems and pleas- girts ended up in tbe ceWit~ completion of new ~ks the Hatfield w11l be salvaged. 1ures, thetr troubles and fun. Lucky for my friend, her Dear H.C.: 11 16 and 14 the trade beThere must be a "hoodoo" l As with the rest of Helen Help ents didn't press charges. Tbts close-<>£1 bothers so ma- 1 · 'p ke .b nd P'tts 1 b h f G I IUS h h be' ny teens that I'm amazed ynu ween ar rs urg a • . · !, it welcomes Jaug s ut was too young to go. mg burgh .-II be the be t that I1ngermg a out t e foot o a. 1·t 8 1 lipolis Island. dodge a serlous que3tion then. don't andgdoteady" some- 1tas ,_" · ·The Brilliant blew ·' won't · b tb" g get bo together t 1t .. Go. ~en for many years and 11 up a~ ~IS p&mt many years a~~ wtth a rush-eff. If I go to this one, I would llnth a_ u nd. edm s d al will take two boats making two go kJJimg several men. (w rmg a pl ges, an I . ·1 It was here ln 1878 _ that the Send your teenage questions socially considered "in,' that jazz) js going out, but boy lnps a week to handle the busJ· John Porter, with yellow fever lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, U I don 't go I'll be considered and girl are STILL paired Into ness. · on boanl, Droke a part of her care of Helen Help US! this "freak."' "going steadily" even If they'd ' . BY DICK TuOMAS a Want to Know Santa's Secret· on:tl . "0::";:,: 7 • I l He en He p of Success~ · us present state of the Commu· nl!lt world Is UPI's chief Euro. peaa diplomatic correspondent, What be writes Is baseo on visits this summer aud ran to Soviet Union and tbe countries of East Europe, and prl· vate taJks wllb top commu· nlst leaders. By K. C. THALER :ny · ______ Dear R: Wild parties make you ''in •" ali right - TROUBLE! - ll Dear Helen: I believe ~n mixing with boys and not g~ting too serious~! rather not. Sometimes they're bored sUiy with one another, but be like you ..- afraid ·to bett break up cause er than no one" anyone " · How have other teens solved the problem - or bave you? I'll welcome letters 011 the subject. - ll Dear Helen: This Is In reply to CWO who suggested they raise the driv· ZS, 19UI -: The. annual meetmg of the Oh1o Valley lm· prov~ment Association Huntmgton was one of heldt hate most success lui ·Ul thc •· uts to ry of the OVIA. Gallipoli! had -.:he largest delegation present and they most ably and enthuslasti· cally represented the city. The , next convention will be held at Evansville, Ind. Colonel Jolm L. Vance waa ,... electro pr':'tdent of the OV1\ en!' age pelnt to 18. of Sheview. has verylicense one-sided MEMBER POMEROY MKRCHANTS GOLD STAR CHRISTMAS CASH GIVKAWAY CHEVROLET Says Merry Christmas BEST! CAMARO ~1 '• If there was ever a sensational year for a sensational ear, the Jear Is now ..• the t:ar is Camaro. Chevrolet's new command performance cu ta everythinc and more than anyone expected. We would llke you to oee the brand new Cornaro, as well as all the great new Cbevroleta for 1967 - Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvair and Corvette. Come In thll week. I Santa Says: 1 ! ' !. ' Lot Ono OfTimo Courteous SaiMmen Help You To A .....I.. Holiday Arnmfj!:'TIIf!'!t.~ of f'rrdt Cut Flowas Ceu lt·rpiece~ .. . Cvrsa ycs Vorl Tuttle Ceward Colvert Pomeroy Motor Co. 306 E. MAIN -' OPEN EVES. 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KARR 1 """""'""'""'"'-"'"""-"---"'-"-'"--"""-..------_._......_...,_,_. .........._. .__. . . . . .=.,_.._ _. . . . .=. -·.......l..:s~ll~rr~e~d.:..l~n~I9~56~,~1~1uJiln~ga~r!.Y.....:''."e.l been Red a heaven-se the connirt has nt gift to RuS· surr CAR BUFF U you cblld Is a slot car racing enthuslaat there a r e many little "eltras'' you caa: pot under his tree this Christ mas. PorporUoned-l<><tlt.e tool kits and lubrlcaUng olls as well ac racing car earrylng casca are but a lew suggestions. A hand control unit or gilt cerlU· lcate to the local Spcrdwa7 ara lllo 1ppreclated ltema. .l 'I 1 . "'flldudlng Air Condit~fl and Wt/ngllt Washers I l RACINE MERCHANTS .111 purchase of anY ~~ilco ApPliance' lI' 1 /CaUonal v I I a;;d~ca~p~taln~~E;·~A~-~Bu~rn~SI~d~,~~~~~~~=====~~====~=~~========~ I am not quite 15, but am looking forward to my driver's license. My mother and I are alone and she works 46 hours 1 week. She also doet the grocery shopping, transports me ID and from the hoepital where I do cbarity work, to my baby·si~ ting jobs, end on other errands. U I can take some of tbe load and relieve her of work, why not? I say restrict those teens who break the law, but not all teens! - JANET Dear Helen : CWO said the kids wouldn't date so much ll they didn't have "wheels.'' What's wrong with dallngl Thls Is one of the joys of being young, And COD· trary to her belle!, we don't aU end up pregnant. - J .s. Dear Helen: In New Jersey we can't gel our driver's license until we're 17. That s soon enough - but DO! teo soon! Jerseylte Dear Helen: It's a shame our state doesn't let anyone under 21 gamble, yet let 111-year-olds gamble with human lives In high-pow· ered can. Our son's li!Ue II). year-<>ld friend would still be alive had It nn! been lor a Illyear-old traveling 70 miles an hour In a residential area. MRS. J.C. Dear Helen: CWO wants to ban driving until ago 18 - and then draft all 18-year-olds or high school dropouts. I can't figure out whether she hates the girls or lhe boys most, bill abe's sure aa heck bylng It keep them from mlllng! TOM Dear Headen: A1l predicted, letters ran I about 10 to one against raising I tbe driving age to 18. H. CADILLACS · II 1 . .. Phmt s a master of transportst!on of the .. I Adults cause accidents, too. Many teens need cars to get to school or work. We relieve our parents of much chauffeuring - and most of us are careful. We also knnw the rulos better than adults, as we've had driver troinlng. GIFTS FOR Cl!ristlllll. KtJit' ·-- ·-- .. ' 1 Clll No~. ~ ~~tkc 1 Flower and plant gifts are al· ways valued, more than ever at holiday time. Remember loved ones, special friends, holiday hostess('s with the ideal r,i ft. Our Which? - R.Q. Communist world Itself ha9 run volted. Poland demanded and Industrial sectors. What would ! jnto grave divisive trouille. won a degree of freedom, and have been considered in Mos· ' Hardly more than a decade although the Hungarian Revolu· cuw not long ago as heresy of : ago the heavy hand of Josef tion was crushed by Sovi-et the. worst sort, is now becom· , Stalin held r.way over the SoY· tanks, events steadily eroded ing the accepted form of econ-' iet Union and its satellites, and the l'tussian hold over its East CC'mic lhirikin3. ma~sive Red China was a meek European empire. Throughout East Europe the and submissive ally. In the The most important single ruling Communist regimes havt i 1950's Russia. all Eastern Eur- event leading to the breakup of followed suit and are now ' ope except Yugoslavia, and Red the Communist monolith has gradually easing the tradition.ll I ~· ·-~· ......... China constituted a Communist been the Sino-Soviet feud, mini· al system of centrali'" "d con''monolith" here the Kremlin's mized at fir st by Western ob- trols jrito patte-rns of decentralorders were accepted and car- servers as a Communist trick, ized economie ~. with ried out unquestioningly - in designed to mislead the Allies on initiative, profit the spOOre of Marxist~Leninist about Moscow's and China's incentives to boost 1 Ideology, in foreign policy and real intentions, production. , in economic strategy. Today Virtual Enemies Whether and when these this monolith no longer exists. Today, even skeplics have changes in the Moscow-led . Two Power Center& little doubt that the one ~ time mU:nisl world will begin to pay There are now tw• centers of Communist allies are facing off remains to be seen. Tw•) The finest new car Communist power - Moscow each other virtually as enemies, decades of stri ctly makes the finest used car and Peking - and it will not be with Peking claiming vast ar· economies, with firm easy for either to revert to the eas of Soviet territory and Rus- mg rules laid down to the All of Cad illa<"'s advanced engineering and distinctive 1tylliq: previous state of hegemony eith~ sia reinforcing her Far East- detail, have killed the spirit iM ynurs in e lHte-model, previmu;ly-uwned Cadill ac. In our enterprise to an alarming er politically or ideologically. ern borders. current wirle ~li'cl ion. you 'll find H uf\Prl Cad illac that offent far more in features and dnving sati11fllctinn tha n most new 1 The transformations within the Since the feud came into the gree, just as the iron • · ean~ of other makPs. And you'll find. too, a range uf pricet1 to rule of secret-police-backed re-I Communist camp and the world open an 1960, Peking has bel'n lit practically an y budgd. gimes has stifled the ability of ICommunist movement have trying without disgui se to make been dr<.~ stic and more far mroa ds into Russia's spherrs mdepPndent politiC'al lh in kin g. 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De Ville _ $5200 What hall! been happening in reaching than could hilv e been or influence. and vice ver!(a. 1 1 foreseen only a few years ago. Prk ing wants to become th(' the Communi;-;! worl d has tome ' Fu!l powN e(]uipment. p!u!'l Clim ate Con trol air-<'on~ di_ l ionin g. 1 fl ll' llt'r new Cadill.nc trade, turquoise 1 T:1e first crack in the Com- ecntt!r ut" Communist power artd so fast, it would be' rash to wtlh turquoist:> HJ 1e rior. : munist monolith occurred as ! 1ake the leadership from Mus· attempt to sny v.'herc the evenl:-> , i r:.~r back as 1948 when Marshall cow. Thro Krcmlm is lighting: eventua ll y will lead. But the 1Tito of Yugoslavia, alone a~ back with increasing vigor and exprrts are convinced that no $5700 matter what hap!>ens. nei th er i 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De Ville _ mong the East European sate\- l;lngcr. Full power eq11ipn 1ent in cludin g Cli ma tf' Co ntrol air· lites, stood up to Stalin a n d Peking would like nothing Moscow no r Peking Will be abie ' con(iltioni ng, new Cadillac trad e, !Jlue with blue ln· took his cuuntry out of the \Red better than to see Russia and to put back the clock. terior. bloc. the L"nited States wreek them· . Tilt got away with it, wtUl ~e i\'C' S in an ilrmed conflict, QUEEN MOilERNJZES 66 Cadillac Convertible De Ville ~ $5000 financial and other support leaving China to emerge as the LO~DON (UPl) - In reeeJtf I 1 Full power equ ip ment. rad io. whilr ~i d P wall tires from the West. But the rest of solt! big world power. Russia years. Queen Elizabeth II alvt·, y immaeulate rar, D<! W Cad illac trade. ' the bloc stood firm until m~:a ut imc is doing ilc; best to ways ha s pre-recorded her ril· 1 Stalin's de~th in 1953. The pass- isolate Hed Chin_a, and by_~ith- dio and television Christma<s mg of Stilhn was the end of one 1 holdiug econom1e and m1htary 1 Day message tn the nation and 62 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $1995 , em, ll1e sta rt of another. aid , tu re tard fur as long as po ..:;- 1commonwealth and the sa me Full power equipmf'nl, radio. new w·s·w tlres, tinted J'\ikito Khru shchev, but his1sible Chinese emergence as a arrar~gement was made this !!lass, 1 owner, new Cadi lla!: tracte, turquoise with turquoise ln1erior. I policy or "de-Stalini7.afion '' th at strong nuclear puwer, threaten· I year. Wh en the message was ; came soon after he <'ame to ing the Soviet Union's exposed given live it took the queen a· • OPEN EVES TIL 8:00 1 power, opened the floodgates F 11r Easte rn nank. way fr om family festivities and 1 which no Soviet Jcad•:r ha s. Although bulk of the Com~ H was decided that in this elecsince been able to dose again. muni st movement now sides tram~ era t was no lrJnger nee· & ZAf~DT 'l'he East European sa tellite~ with Russ ia in the feud with essary to do so. 1 HOLIDAY FLOWERS •f1 newspaper. STUPID QUESTIONS DESERVE STUPID ANSWER..IiJ Dear Helen : 1 have an older friend who recenUy invited me to 2 party. Last year he bad a party of Com munism has srread around the world· to bring under its t'<lnlrol more than one billion persons. But the high hopes of the first Kremlin ruler to unleash a world revoluti&n and to lm· pose communism on all of the globe have not only not been realized, but have ~uffered severe reversal. The advance of ct'mmunism has been stemmed, and the The Bright Way .. . The Right Way to Wish Season's Joy 1 machinery - a rock shaH and dropped bock into !he bend be1mv town from whence the plague .scattered d · Gand 11· m>ny ;· per· d Eons Ie 1n a 1po IS. a1st of the ('rew of the Por- United Prc!IR IoternatloDal LONDON (UP I) - Flirting with capitalism and torn by .,. raging idrological battle, the Communist world appr.oaches the 1967 50th anniversary of Uu> Soviet Revoiution ft:~r removed from Lhe "workers paradise" .:nvisloned by Marx and Lenin. In the 49 years which have passed since the first fateful shots were fired in Leningrad en a grey autumn day jn 1.917, - - - -~-~- ~ EDITOR'S NOTE: The writ· er of this eommentary on the . ·' I1 • j. • .. warcJI -~ Pomeroy 992-5342 one pound of ra~s;1n~s;.;,;:~~~;;;;;,;;..;;;;;~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::;~~~' ~ --- · and wide Communist to iuos('n thf'part1cs li ts thatworld have· bountl th<'m to Moscow's lite· l<!les. Russia, no longer in a pos.ition to bully smaller Communist governments, is instead trying to cur ry favor with those fhe dominated not long ag&. It consults them now where once it ordered. 1t is bribing them with aid and promises. The I ''sa tellites" now have become "allies,'' clearly ready to make the most of their new status. East European nations have In fact chose n increasingly to n!ly on a measured form of nationalism as the Ioree unify· ing Communist party leader· !hip and the people. Romania is the best example. Steers Neutral Course Run by a tough Communist regime, Romania has nevertheless asserted itself as an ''independent" country. that chooses to remain within the Commu· nist orbit for its own reasons but wants to run its affairs without interterence from flut~ ~ide. 'To underscore its inde· pendent stance, RGmania's leadership under Nikolai Ceaucescu continues to steer a relatively neutral course in the Sino · Soviet feud. The transformation set off by the Sino-Soviet split has hwj a grP:llly distUrbing lnflu~ en~ on the Communist move· ment l'Vt·rywhere. Communist parties have lost followers; oth· ers have split with small and so far mosUy insignificant proPeking faction ~ emerging in some p1ac('s. The one-time Peking-orientated powerful Communist party el JapHn has shifted its loyalty in the direction of Moscow, wiUl tmly a splinter group still following Pekin~ . 'Tl1e Indian party is also split. The Indonesian party, one of the strongest in the world , has been all but wiped out follow· ing its unsuccessful, Peking · backed attempt to seize power. Unaligned nations, not lang Cl~ go among the most ardent admirers of the Red powers, have cooled off markedly. The ferment in the Communist wodd has had yet another, lmpurtant effed which m a Y have far reaching consequences on the future of Communism altogether. This Is the prngressive re-organization, in the past year or two, of Commu· nist economic planning and a reorientation of economic poll· des towards liberalization. . Ecoapmlo- JleeQaUZ'Uon 'lila i.Kremlin itself -' to cries ..,. fronl Pei.IDII or "surrender to ckplta!IS!Il" - baa paved Ute ' Wfi.J•hJ. l bola nystem ol decenlt'Bilzation bl tts economiC setup, , iUowi!IR ~ · more and w!der lnltlative"' ~nUves and ·a meisuri!d advanli to- ~ Ebersbach Hardware Presents • • • BLACK DECKER • • and A GOOD WAY TO GIFT A MAN! ...·' ...·."> . . '.'! "Your Choice Specials'" .WITH NO.TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE V.." Drill _ _ _ _• 9.88 %u Drill - - - - 12.88 Finishing Sander_ 19.8t I'J,ay,j Puty W' _ 7v..'' Saw - - - 29.81 46.88 Heavy Duty S.nder • 31.81 ·.Ebersbach Hardwa • •. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" ' 1 fAIN STREET :ror ' <.~bout MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING -1h It takes-3pounds of grapes·I East European _ satellite3j to . p_roduce VAN "A Gold Star Store" ;, .(.; PoMERCW '• 'I ~- ~·.~ ~ ~- ~ ,~~-·'"!~- -·-~"·~~.".~....-~.~--·.·.~1 1. .,1 111 ---------------.;..""~l!-11!1 ... .. . I •l' t- I �' \) 50 Y~ ~y Oil the River ·: ' Communist World is Sundered by' 'Ideological Disputes .. ·1River Communities Had a 'Mystery'.to Ponder at Gallipolis -Island The Eu11 ·& Hill Machine wharfmaster at Huntington, to- Davidson. wblch are lying al·lhe Kentucky coal fields and It campbell's Creek Coal Co., wa! Chris Greene as a· fieg!hlp; ""ale and oblp by riVer? , . The coUision of Kanawha Shop repaired tbe Porter, the day Informs us tbat coal tsl most sid..by-side. Clsrk, .. bets. said large enterprises will elected a vice-president. Ithe J. T. Hatfield not arrlvlni raUroado cannot or will not · River towboat and a sand dig. late Mr. B. T. Enos being one brlnlng 2Z cents a bushel at v;ent down between the two use tbe river to sblp varloW Six steamboats under . the In time. . · lurnlah cars to the Kanawha . ger at the loot of Ga!Bptfls Is· boat. The John Porter's rock the Island Creek tpple. Noll> boats, caught bold of a rope commodiUeo. 1command of captain Burnsldea operations. and as 1 reoull the .; land 50 years ago lhls month shaft was in possesslnn of the lng much doing in steamboat and held 011to that and yelled lor Towboats J. T. Hatfield and Icomposed the river pageant Nov. Z7, !til - Why not open mines are not being operated -:· prompted the River News writ- late Mr. Charles E. IHU of lhl.• circles at HunUngton, reports help which aa!sted him out. Robert P. Glllbam arrived at at HunUngton Friday afternoon. ,up and operate 1101ile Gallla to a lull capacity by oons!dera· ;i er ollhe Gallipolis Dally Trll>- city up to lhe time ol his death. CaptalnKimble. Clark Is a bJc man and bad a ClnciMBil. Wedneaday with .,. captain Burnsides. who wa,, county coal mines on a larger bly. , .'i une to opine that there was Nov. ZZ, 1111- caaJ became pretty narrow escape. other Oeet of Kanawha River accompanied by Mn!. BurnSides --~ ~ something mysterious about the HERE ARE OTHER bits ot so acarce a lew .days at LouJs. It is now said that the J . T. coal sent out on an arUII~I and a party of friends, used tho 4().-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Nov. 27, 11168 :~ area at the foot of the Island, River NeWll from 60 yeara ago ville, Ky .. that tbe LnulsviUe, Hatfield sunk two flats of coal rise from tbe. pool above Dam .=, as it concerned steamboat dis- In the Tribune: Line would have bad to Ue up worth $1,200 and !mocked s bole 211. ' :. asters. Nov.Zl, IJII - '1'110 project the Kentucky and the Green- In the sand digger In the colll· ";; Here is that story from the of h~Jdging tbe Ohio River at wood had not fuel been lurnlsh- slon at tbe loot of Gallipli!S Nov. U, IJII _ WJUt tbe •~ Issue uf Nov . 21, 1916 . Huntlngton has been renewed ed the boats by a rallroad at Islsnd. •• In lh eOhl . unms o Rlvet.#..,1 tbP ; The towboat J. T. Hatlield and a lew days ago ~ llDporl· Lnutsvllle. government almost complete. 1 ·, w~s on her way to Clncmnati ant conference of busmessmen EuglneerJohn Clark of Rs· Nov. 13, 1111 - Lock and th t Imports t ~ with 10 barges of coal Monday was held at the Hotel Freder· cine, wbn II lnstslling and OV· Dam 14 on the Kentucky River tr a 18 " when shr collided with t h e ick. It would not be surprising erhauling mschlnery 011 tbe will soon be finished. The 1m- h :s~to 1: coF th fi ~ · Smith and Pfa!l sand digger at if definite steps toward Onanc- new towboat Davidson at the provement of the Kentucky Riv· ,: ~ ownbo h e b rs . the foot of Gallipolis Islend ing the bridge are taken with· Kanawba Docks, fell Into the er was begun 50 years ago by Lmie ·to yea~ tha pa kersburgas een · '· · w'.Ul th lnlh 1 a e runm ear · m a fe-y daylllls. ~tver Tuesday morning e thgo- e hgovernmalwiellnlbe bl pede ulromture Pittsburgh trahe all through • sinking ene barge of coal. It 19 . said the. sand di•ger Captam W am--D.-Kimble, mg from the Margaret to e muc co s P . seasons thls year; a1· 1ow nver r.. . was lymg out m close prox1m.. . though at timff it WIIS hard g~r ity to the channel. Captain any spi'Cial guy. ID other words, . h f th II · ,. 1 don'l want to go steady mg because of t e act at a Dtck E_1cker has_ ch~rge of the dams have not been quite comsand d1gger, whJch IS ?wnt:d ~y However, I think I m'the on· pleted. Santo says, "Halt off to the a Charleston, IV. Va. llfm. It'" ly kid in my town with this OJI' Next spring will probably see . only a few hun~red feet from inion. I'm stuck with one guy completion of the work of makChristmas Club plonl It's tho here thai the Ill-fated packet I By Helen just because I don't know how iug the upper Ohio River navl· procllcol way lo poy for gifts Henry M. Sl<l nley, tn Septem· to get rid of him and he has no gable. Between Parkersburg and ber 1907, collided w1th the gov· i Butlel intenlion of leaving me. Even It Pittsburgh there will be 18 dif. ond holiday oxpen. .: You, ernment drtdge Osw~go and J do shake him, there aren't ferent pools of water averaging too, con bo a succassful Santi, was sunk. and n few h1urs la_t- , enough fellas around that be- between six and 12 miles apart. er was burned to the water·s I lieve in going out with different This will insure a navigable I with no money worrioa. Look ~dge. There was nola dollar YOlJ!H ASK.E~ FOR rr the aame type. There was a girls. What can I do? -HOPE- river at all times of year ex~ ohud lo Cl1'istma1 1967 . , , msnram:e on the Stanley. ThiS column 1S for young p~ drinking, etc., and one of LESS CASE pi hen there is heavy Ice The barge of coal sank by 1 pie, their problems and pleas- girts ended up in tbe ceWit~ completion of new ~ks the Hatfield w11l be salvaged. 1ures, thetr troubles and fun. Lucky for my friend, her Dear H.C.: 11 16 and 14 the trade beThere must be a "hoodoo" l As with the rest of Helen Help ents didn't press charges. Tbts close-<>£1 bothers so ma- 1 · 'p ke .b nd P'tts 1 b h f G I IUS h h be' ny teens that I'm amazed ynu ween ar rs urg a • . · !, it welcomes Jaug s ut was too young to go. mg burgh .-II be the be t that I1ngermg a out t e foot o a. 1·t 8 1 lipolis Island. dodge a serlous que3tion then. don't andgdoteady" some- 1tas ,_" · ·The Brilliant blew ·' won't · b tb" g get bo together t 1t .. Go. ~en for many years and 11 up a~ ~IS p&mt many years a~~ wtth a rush-eff. If I go to this one, I would llnth a_ u nd. edm s d al will take two boats making two go kJJimg several men. (w rmg a pl ges, an I . ·1 It was here ln 1878 _ that the Send your teenage questions socially considered "in,' that jazz) js going out, but boy lnps a week to handle the busJ· John Porter, with yellow fever lo YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, U I don 't go I'll be considered and girl are STILL paired Into ness. · on boanl, Droke a part of her care of Helen Help US! this "freak."' "going steadily" even If they'd ' . BY DICK TuOMAS a Want to Know Santa's Secret· on:tl . "0::";:,: 7 • I l He en He p of Success~ · us present state of the Commu· nl!lt world Is UPI's chief Euro. peaa diplomatic correspondent, What be writes Is baseo on visits this summer aud ran to Soviet Union and tbe countries of East Europe, and prl· vate taJks wllb top commu· nlst leaders. By K. C. THALER :ny · ______ Dear R: Wild parties make you ''in •" ali right - TROUBLE! - ll Dear Helen: I believe ~n mixing with boys and not g~ting too serious~! rather not. Sometimes they're bored sUiy with one another, but be like you ..- afraid ·to bett break up cause er than no one" anyone " · How have other teens solved the problem - or bave you? I'll welcome letters 011 the subject. - ll Dear Helen: This Is In reply to CWO who suggested they raise the driv· ZS, 19UI -: The. annual meetmg of the Oh1o Valley lm· prov~ment Association Huntmgton was one of heldt hate most success lui ·Ul thc •· uts to ry of the OVIA. Gallipoli! had -.:he largest delegation present and they most ably and enthuslasti· cally represented the city. The , next convention will be held at Evansville, Ind. Colonel Jolm L. Vance waa ,... electro pr':'tdent of the OV1\ en!' age pelnt to 18. of Sheview. has verylicense one-sided MEMBER POMEROY MKRCHANTS GOLD STAR CHRISTMAS CASH GIVKAWAY CHEVROLET Says Merry Christmas BEST! CAMARO ~1 '• If there was ever a sensational year for a sensational ear, the Jear Is now ..• the t:ar is Camaro. Chevrolet's new command performance cu ta everythinc and more than anyone expected. We would llke you to oee the brand new Cornaro, as well as all the great new Cbevroleta for 1967 - Chevrolet, Chevelle, Chevy II, Corvair and Corvette. Come In thll week. I Santa Says: 1 ! ' !. ' Lot Ono OfTimo Courteous SaiMmen Help You To A .....I.. Holiday Arnmfj!:'TIIf!'!t.~ of f'rrdt Cut Flowas Ceu lt·rpiece~ .. . Cvrsa ycs Vorl Tuttle Ceward Colvert Pomeroy Motor Co. 306 E. MAIN -' OPEN EVES. TIL 9 POMEROY USED CARS Call Us Nc!'u; to Place Your Order • We Have Christmas Wreaths and Grave Blankets A GOLD STAR STORE Experienced Personnel To Serve You Best fRANCIS FLORIST Ovartflhotd Dt UW., ¥ 111'1 Tt\Url]lrtl ,Orcltra. Phone WY 2-2644 !. MAIN STREET Res. WY 2-2~52 Pomeroy, 0. GREENHOUSE PHON& WY 2·3402 <.:lllll<l, ~w's . !llow ,,.,, Giving Free Tickets ouR 'c HOlCE Tl·ti~S! ANV oNE o , ITEMS VALUABLE F fot $7.50 Dec. 3 ·· 3 ($20) Prizes Qnft Dec. 10 • 3 ($20) Prizes (VlltUES UP TO $~.00) Dec. 17 • 3 ($20) Prizes ~~~;a~ CHOICE OF 18 FAMOUS BRAND PRODUCTS! Dec. 24 • 3 ($20) Prizes Deluxe sift lteml from Gorham, Lenox, Sunbeam, Wartn~t Walll!ice, AMF, Even a, Strombecker and lonal · · DECEMBER 28 2·$100 1·$75 1·$50 4·$25 1-- $15 2·$10 PRIZES Sensa!i011al Hofidqy ~lves I ~~~PHI LCD PRIZES TOTAL $460 AUTOMATIC WASHER Ask For Your Free Ticket- No Purchase Necess1ry Giant capacity. 6 automatic cycles. including 2 soak cycles. Hindles Durable Press garments ujust right". Lares cootour top makes loading and unloading easier. Color Key controfs, lint filter, de· tergent dispenser. Mod•! W-208 Regltftr E1ch Time You VII It Any of ThHt Storti Winning Numbers Posted Wnkly At Partlclpotlng Merchants Drawing At Homo Bank Porking Lot At 8:00P.M. SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS: ARne's B'eauty &•Dress Shop Johnson's Rodlo & T.V. HOLIDAY VALUES GALORE! Donlals Gulf S.rvico Eynon's Sohlo S.rvlco WlfiMr Hordwora Come in and browse around. Wide selection for lht holiday season ... dozens of sensslional holiday values/ Firat Nation•! Bank Rlclno Ful-Volu Mkl. PHILCD Wold Cros1 Sons Vlllog• Cut Rate Roclna Sorvlca Stlflon Raclno Homo Bank The Club Roataurant . Racint Gn & Sarvlco Co. S!•• Roclne o.pt, Store Racine Garag• Supply Co. COM. IN AND tt•OIST8R ..OR CHANe• TO WIN .PNl 011101!18 PRIZaSI FOREMA.~ . &. /tBBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. -~ .~All Tlckat•IJood ~- ... ~ ,. ~·· . 'I ..·r ..I lor ALL Drawlrip •l.ncludl"'f tht FINAL DAAWINt ' f. • ···.~1 . ·~ •. KARR 1 """""'""'""'"'-"'"""-"---"'-"-'"--"""-..------_._......_...,_,_. .........._. .__. . . . . .=.,_.._ _. . . . .=. -·.......l..:s~ll~rr~e~d.:..l~n~I9~56~,~1~1uJiln~ga~r!.Y.....:''."e.l been Red a heaven-se the connirt has nt gift to RuS· surr CAR BUFF U you cblld Is a slot car racing enthuslaat there a r e many little "eltras'' you caa: pot under his tree this Christ mas. PorporUoned-l<><tlt.e tool kits and lubrlcaUng olls as well ac racing car earrylng casca are but a lew suggestions. A hand control unit or gilt cerlU· lcate to the local Spcrdwa7 ara lllo 1ppreclated ltema. .l 'I 1 . "'flldudlng Air Condit~fl and Wt/ngllt Washers I l RACINE MERCHANTS .111 purchase of anY ~~ilco ApPliance' lI' 1 /CaUonal v I I a;;d~ca~p~taln~~E;·~A~-~Bu~rn~SI~d~,~~~~~~~=====~~====~=~~========~ I am not quite 15, but am looking forward to my driver's license. My mother and I are alone and she works 46 hours 1 week. She also doet the grocery shopping, transports me ID and from the hoepital where I do cbarity work, to my baby·si~ ting jobs, end on other errands. U I can take some of tbe load and relieve her of work, why not? I say restrict those teens who break the law, but not all teens! - JANET Dear Helen : CWO said the kids wouldn't date so much ll they didn't have "wheels.'' What's wrong with dallngl Thls Is one of the joys of being young, And COD· trary to her belle!, we don't aU end up pregnant. - J .s. Dear Helen: In New Jersey we can't gel our driver's license until we're 17. That s soon enough - but DO! teo soon! Jerseylte Dear Helen: It's a shame our state doesn't let anyone under 21 gamble, yet let 111-year-olds gamble with human lives In high-pow· ered can. Our son's li!Ue II). year-<>ld friend would still be alive had It nn! been lor a Illyear-old traveling 70 miles an hour In a residential area. MRS. J.C. Dear Helen: CWO wants to ban driving until ago 18 - and then draft all 18-year-olds or high school dropouts. I can't figure out whether she hates the girls or lhe boys most, bill abe's sure aa heck bylng It keep them from mlllng! TOM Dear Headen: A1l predicted, letters ran I about 10 to one against raising I tbe driving age to 18. H. CADILLACS · II 1 . .. Phmt s a master of transportst!on of the .. I Adults cause accidents, too. Many teens need cars to get to school or work. We relieve our parents of much chauffeuring - and most of us are careful. We also knnw the rulos better than adults, as we've had driver troinlng. GIFTS FOR Cl!ristlllll. KtJit' ·-- ·-- .. ' 1 Clll No~. ~ ~~tkc 1 Flower and plant gifts are al· ways valued, more than ever at holiday time. Remember loved ones, special friends, holiday hostess('s with the ideal r,i ft. Our Which? - R.Q. Communist world Itself ha9 run volted. Poland demanded and Industrial sectors. What would ! jnto grave divisive trouille. won a degree of freedom, and have been considered in Mos· ' Hardly more than a decade although the Hungarian Revolu· cuw not long ago as heresy of : ago the heavy hand of Josef tion was crushed by Sovi-et the. worst sort, is now becom· , Stalin held r.way over the SoY· tanks, events steadily eroded ing the accepted form of econ-' iet Union and its satellites, and the l'tussian hold over its East CC'mic lhirikin3. ma~sive Red China was a meek European empire. Throughout East Europe the and submissive ally. In the The most important single ruling Communist regimes havt i 1950's Russia. all Eastern Eur- event leading to the breakup of followed suit and are now ' ope except Yugoslavia, and Red the Communist monolith has gradually easing the tradition.ll I ~· ·-~· ......... China constituted a Communist been the Sino-Soviet feud, mini· al system of centrali'" "d con''monolith" here the Kremlin's mized at fir st by Western ob- trols jrito patte-rns of decentralorders were accepted and car- servers as a Communist trick, ized economie ~. with ried out unquestioningly - in designed to mislead the Allies on initiative, profit the spOOre of Marxist~Leninist about Moscow's and China's incentives to boost 1 Ideology, in foreign policy and real intentions, production. , in economic strategy. Today Virtual Enemies Whether and when these this monolith no longer exists. Today, even skeplics have changes in the Moscow-led . Two Power Center& little doubt that the one ~ time mU:nisl world will begin to pay There are now tw• centers of Communist allies are facing off remains to be seen. Tw•) The finest new car Communist power - Moscow each other virtually as enemies, decades of stri ctly makes the finest used car and Peking - and it will not be with Peking claiming vast ar· economies, with firm easy for either to revert to the eas of Soviet territory and Rus- mg rules laid down to the All of Cad illa<"'s advanced engineering and distinctive 1tylliq: previous state of hegemony eith~ sia reinforcing her Far East- detail, have killed the spirit iM ynurs in e lHte-model, previmu;ly-uwned Cadill ac. In our enterprise to an alarming er politically or ideologically. ern borders. current wirle ~li'cl ion. you 'll find H uf\Prl Cad illac that offent far more in features and dnving sati11fllctinn tha n most new 1 The transformations within the Since the feud came into the gree, just as the iron • · ean~ of other makPs. And you'll find. too, a range uf pricet1 to rule of secret-police-backed re-I Communist camp and the world open an 1960, Peking has bel'n lit practically an y budgd. gimes has stifled the ability of ICommunist movement have trying without disgui se to make been dr<.~ stic and more far mroa ds into Russia's spherrs mdepPndent politiC'al lh in kin g. 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De Ville _ $5200 What hall! been happening in reaching than could hilv e been or influence. and vice ver!(a. 1 1 foreseen only a few years ago. Prk ing wants to become th(' the Communi;-;! worl d has tome ' Fu!l powN e(]uipment. p!u!'l Clim ate Con trol air-<'on~ di_ l ionin g. 1 fl ll' llt'r new Cadill.nc trade, turquoise 1 T:1e first crack in the Com- ecntt!r ut" Communist power artd so fast, it would be' rash to wtlh turquoist:> HJ 1e rior. : munist monolith occurred as ! 1ake the leadership from Mus· attempt to sny v.'herc the evenl:-> , i r:.~r back as 1948 when Marshall cow. Thro Krcmlm is lighting: eventua ll y will lead. But the 1Tito of Yugoslavia, alone a~ back with increasing vigor and exprrts are convinced that no $5700 matter what hap!>ens. nei th er i 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De Ville _ mong the East European sate\- l;lngcr. Full power eq11ipn 1ent in cludin g Cli ma tf' Co ntrol air· lites, stood up to Stalin a n d Peking would like nothing Moscow no r Peking Will be abie ' con(iltioni ng, new Cadillac trad e, !Jlue with blue ln· took his cuuntry out of the \Red better than to see Russia and to put back the clock. terior. bloc. the L"nited States wreek them· . Tilt got away with it, wtUl ~e i\'C' S in an ilrmed conflict, QUEEN MOilERNJZES 66 Cadillac Convertible De Ville ~ $5000 financial and other support leaving China to emerge as the LO~DON (UPl) - In reeeJtf I 1 Full power equ ip ment. rad io. whilr ~i d P wall tires from the West. But the rest of solt! big world power. Russia years. Queen Elizabeth II alvt·, y immaeulate rar, D<! W Cad illac trade. ' the bloc stood firm until m~:a ut imc is doing ilc; best to ways ha s pre-recorded her ril· 1 Stalin's de~th in 1953. The pass- isolate Hed Chin_a, and by_~ith- dio and television Christma<s mg of Stilhn was the end of one 1 holdiug econom1e and m1htary 1 Day message tn the nation and 62 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $1995 , em, ll1e sta rt of another. aid , tu re tard fur as long as po ..:;- 1commonwealth and the sa me Full power equipmf'nl, radio. new w·s·w tlres, tinted J'\ikito Khru shchev, but his1sible Chinese emergence as a arrar~gement was made this !!lass, 1 owner, new Cadi lla!: tracte, turquoise with turquoise ln1erior. I policy or "de-Stalini7.afion '' th at strong nuclear puwer, threaten· I year. Wh en the message was ; came soon after he <'ame to ing the Soviet Union's exposed given live it took the queen a· • OPEN EVES TIL 8:00 1 power, opened the floodgates F 11r Easte rn nank. way fr om family festivities and 1 which no Soviet Jcad•:r ha s. Although bulk of the Com~ H was decided that in this elecsince been able to dose again. muni st movement now sides tram~ era t was no lrJnger nee· & ZAf~DT 'l'he East European sa tellite~ with Russ ia in the feud with essary to do so. 1 HOLIDAY FLOWERS •f1 newspaper. STUPID QUESTIONS DESERVE STUPID ANSWER..IiJ Dear Helen : 1 have an older friend who recenUy invited me to 2 party. Last year he bad a party of Com munism has srread around the world· to bring under its t'<lnlrol more than one billion persons. But the high hopes of the first Kremlin ruler to unleash a world revoluti&n and to lm· pose communism on all of the globe have not only not been realized, but have ~uffered severe reversal. The advance of ct'mmunism has been stemmed, and the The Bright Way .. . The Right Way to Wish Season's Joy 1 machinery - a rock shaH and dropped bock into !he bend be1mv town from whence the plague .scattered d · Gand 11· m>ny ;· per· d Eons Ie 1n a 1po IS. a1st of the ('rew of the Por- United Prc!IR IoternatloDal LONDON (UP I) - Flirting with capitalism and torn by .,. raging idrological battle, the Communist world appr.oaches the 1967 50th anniversary of Uu> Soviet Revoiution ft:~r removed from Lhe "workers paradise" .:nvisloned by Marx and Lenin. In the 49 years which have passed since the first fateful shots were fired in Leningrad en a grey autumn day jn 1.917, - - - -~-~- ~ EDITOR'S NOTE: The writ· er of this eommentary on the . ·' I1 • j. • .. warcJI -~ Pomeroy 992-5342 one pound of ra~s;1n~s;.;,;:~~~;;;;;,;;..;;;;;~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::;~~~' ~ --- · and wide Communist to iuos('n thf'part1cs li ts thatworld have· bountl th<'m to Moscow's lite· l<!les. Russia, no longer in a pos.ition to bully smaller Communist governments, is instead trying to cur ry favor with those fhe dominated not long ag&. It consults them now where once it ordered. 1t is bribing them with aid and promises. The I ''sa tellites" now have become "allies,'' clearly ready to make the most of their new status. East European nations have In fact chose n increasingly to n!ly on a measured form of nationalism as the Ioree unify· ing Communist party leader· !hip and the people. Romania is the best example. Steers Neutral Course Run by a tough Communist regime, Romania has nevertheless asserted itself as an ''independent" country. that chooses to remain within the Commu· nist orbit for its own reasons but wants to run its affairs without interterence from flut~ ~ide. 'To underscore its inde· pendent stance, RGmania's leadership under Nikolai Ceaucescu continues to steer a relatively neutral course in the Sino · Soviet feud. The transformation set off by the Sino-Soviet split has hwj a grP:llly distUrbing lnflu~ en~ on the Communist move· ment l'Vt·rywhere. Communist parties have lost followers; oth· ers have split with small and so far mosUy insignificant proPeking faction ~ emerging in some p1ac('s. The one-time Peking-orientated powerful Communist party el JapHn has shifted its loyalty in the direction of Moscow, wiUl tmly a splinter group still following Pekin~ . 'Tl1e Indian party is also split. The Indonesian party, one of the strongest in the world , has been all but wiped out follow· ing its unsuccessful, Peking · backed attempt to seize power. Unaligned nations, not lang Cl~ go among the most ardent admirers of the Red powers, have cooled off markedly. The ferment in the Communist wodd has had yet another, lmpurtant effed which m a Y have far reaching consequences on the future of Communism altogether. This Is the prngressive re-organization, in the past year or two, of Commu· nist economic planning and a reorientation of economic poll· des towards liberalization. . Ecoapmlo- JleeQaUZ'Uon 'lila i.Kremlin itself -' to cries ..,. fronl Pei.IDII or "surrender to ckplta!IS!Il" - baa paved Ute ' Wfi.J•hJ. l bola nystem ol decenlt'Bilzation bl tts economiC setup, , iUowi!IR ~ · more and w!der lnltlative"' ~nUves and ·a meisuri!d advanli to- ~ Ebersbach Hardware Presents • • • BLACK DECKER • • and A GOOD WAY TO GIFT A MAN! ...·' ...·."> . . '.'! "Your Choice Specials'" .WITH NO.TIME-LIMIT GUARANTEE V.." Drill _ _ _ _• 9.88 %u Drill - - - - 12.88 Finishing Sander_ 19.8t I'J,ay,j Puty W' _ 7v..'' Saw - - - 29.81 46.88 Heavy Duty S.nder • 31.81 ·.Ebersbach Hardwa • •. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" ' 1 fAIN STREET :ror ' <.~bout MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING -1h It takes-3pounds of grapes·I East European _ satellite3j to . p_roduce VAN "A Gold Star Store" ;, .(.; PoMERCW '• 'I ~- ~·.~ ~ ~- ~ ,~~-·'"!~- -·-~"·~~.".~....-~.~--·.·.~1 1. .,1 111 ---------------.;..""~l!-11!1 ... .. . I •l' t- I �I • IJ .:r · · · T . ddl . · .. · · ,.·_230 · ···0 ·e·•:::·~·....~~~~=·~~ work~~~ doD~ 380 . .,000 To·yS W'll 1 r·00t· .Th .. mp ~ui=~~w*;.~:: .~; w:::p:/~~~e:r::~~;:: G.-The Sl!nd!fl'l!l!es-Sentlnel, Sllmla.y, Nov. 2'1_, l!H , . "8paae 1oJ1 '1111111 RIIIIOW tie- master spy" m not • . . Vlei viet ~ ~~~~ :a! calllt the dllld U.'l IH Dad- Colli cue~ - . "Neato '""' " 61!' lUCk· &c:attered ··speelalfoi'Cel • •1¥ ael1. IllS eYfJf1 mam~n~- ud I'll- set pmes" and jungle-warfare Ctlir'• Ceadq . . . .' , . . . . ' . a 10 NEW YORK An es- \Ron In 1955 Ill $U blruon last spokesman said. chain's order of .,.,Oao •J"Caplalll Action" doll w•bo 1 Realbm bowev- .Joe" doll figure has .Old 10 tree, de· tl1!18ted 300,230,000 toys 'will year will stay mainly under "We ..peel 1 l!lalasde incb llatQ>oblles fl'llm Corel "'ltclies from SUperman to ,er. and war toy sales mould mill Iori since 19&1 does oot ei· i schOol toys. Research . .. . toot, thump and toddle their $30, 'o,. toymakers oald. . season, but fewer fads" said toys In Edalilnd. . · : ~ Canyoo 8lld seven other Islip as lflc VietNam elfort spir· peel new "Gieen ~el" tvelopme~d~pa~:nua:~e~f~; wa,v Into children's bands and Affluent adults can provide Jerome Frier, Assoclatloa "I ~'I lorpt ~ 2811 heroes wUb -o Dick of the c~pe, aLB, buyers rep_orte!l. · ver!lon to outstrip Its Jeadlns 1outfito P . 0 ~ 1, 111111 1 hearts 11119 Chrl.sllnas empty-1$25000 worth of childish g~oe president. "TIIere woii~ be d...n Davy Cro<:kell ~ we 'l!lll CbeiD toys oU~s 1 "i811i- Thauer seid the toys that lAnny and Navy dolls of ear- prunary colors. hav•ng k th lng ~al'OJitOI pockets to' the tune with a mammoth marionette any wUd surge fora toy evtry· were stuck witlfwllen filii lad big Peanuts bUll" wltll a chat- bang and blaB! ill boy's hands lier viDta~. Jtllat_red ~~~llo~00~[an wi~ of nearly $1.384 billion. show from F A 0 Schwal'2, of body 11a1 to !lave." died," Tbauer !!lludder5. 'lbe lering Charlie Brown and COlli- tbi8 ~ear will represent "vlo- The _reahl)' of r~ wUI also _!radittona P a ue That's what the Toy Manufac- '""""· or splurge $6,000 for an Batman, h<lwever, will sUII Batman duo did prove dynam. pall)'. lence far removed" as In spy, 1M' skirred. Gl Joe s viii)' I faco the under-six set. · ttor lur,ers of the USA, the nation's electric "Levi tbe Levitator" spell "holy profits" in Ids first lc, thouah - the store now exReaJIJm Sells cowboy, or knightly weapons. necessarily reflects i!le racial Many passive push · bu · toy trade group, predicts for life-size magician from Hess' in Yuletide sales test, industry peels lhe f4 car to lead-all other Despite the money is manu- One television ad Is 'p1tchin& melttog pot, smee It blends the toys aLso ~ill be replaced, ,~Y J9li6, Its 21st straight record- Allentown Pa. insiders agreed. At F A 0 · Items with over a million sell· faotured make-believe, tbe toy- "laughs (Qr tile entire family " features of all Medal of Honor those that g!Ve the child m• ." breaking sales year But m.;.t toys will cost an Schwan vice-president 8lld iing by Dec. 24. · m$ers lnsl8t that realism Is when they "!til the bomb and winners, including lifegroes, to do, more cbanee to use hiS Toy price~ in this. bl111on . average of $3.65 eacb and infta· cbiel Jnlyer Ernest. · 'lbauer, l Other eompan,les also wW important Ill lbelr trade. watch the front of the house fall American Indians, and Oriel- Imagination" said Bei'IIBrd _Loo. dollar business, whose dollar tion wun't torpedo toyland un- admiUedtohaving"manyaleep- jcasb In on the eomlc strip Jullua Cooper, head of pro- away,'' but this bom~. and dart tals. But othe~ man_ufaclurers mls, vice-president for nallonal volume doubled from $1.2 bil-:til next year, an associaijon • leas JJisbls" over tile store craze. Ideal Toy Is Dl8ltelln8 a duet development lor Ideal, said 1un are aimed al 1 • lall·apart lind, lik~-~~~~1 • Erwm. Benkoe, sales lor Mattei toys. Tips ·to · Wrapping Up Christmd s for Her u· ~VPl)- ftv~ ~llo- .repds, ~ pr~mar~ly. ~ iiifiM'ISt . NEW YORK - (NEAl -'lb~ tinkle of silver bdls, the fostlve at:op windows and the !IBUnd or yulellda carola create an ex~ in& atlllolpbere as you walk Jn. 1u a.eoN>tohuyyour first 111J IIIIJ!!if p fL' ~ ' I ~ ' l'hrlltmas eUt. Wben you ftnally emerp from tbal crowded emporium, haltered and weal')'. elutdlblg o substitute for what Yl!l planned to huy (they dkbl'l baoe what you wanted). pea.., and good wd• mlgn! well 0e spelled PHOOEY as far aa you'ro <011cerned. In ~ woman'o ...,..ld there's Fl'l mucb to ch(>ose from '' ev" Y price level thqt ll1lipplnjl lor tht fatr sex can be a tuiUJ, ·imre for the conrused husband ·milled boy friend cr even the • who needs a few little giftS her office cronies. , For what help they may be o 1he harried shopper, here :rc some pointers on what'a. a~ round waumg to be purcbas- FU L L T RU C K L 0 A D A RR I V ES.! WE HAVE YOUR... ·.t.::. ·. -~~- ' • ' ePurtH • Costume Jewelry eeom Gloves eswaten td : . •:t• • If 8111 UIES THE GUMOB tf owloJIDI eurlag1 ud Both fine jewelry and CDIlhe heady ,..., of perfam, ... ean have ..0. tom· tume pieces are always welbilled lor Cbrlsl1111 ill IIIUie Camegle porfamecl ear· come. Charm bracelets arfl sttll rillgt (top tell). Fro!,f.al ·aual Mary lo lister Kale, b•g on the IIOhion scene and JN ...'1 ' - wllh a of a lealller hi.O.f. C.W.· 117-«Uf haf (lewer II enlle1l of nohlnllofl wuy rharms come In aU ~zes and leolber ill dorlrued lmwtL Tria II b...ae4 llr-. "' all prtCOII. Just be sure to 'heck the size of the charm! and the t.ypo or metal already . on HER bracelet so that yoo to her matchmg pen. . hi k'nd AttracUve nylon holders lor buy th• ng 1 • · brush nd Pendant watches that swing hair roDers. bath es a from dlalns, and look lor aU even just one cake ~111ex~:'"vr. BY MRS. JAMES WRIGHT itlng Mr. and Mn. the world like lockets or cam- soa'l'hellp matheke good smtile ~ · Mn Cora Ward spent last Roush and children. Mrs. Howcos, make har.dsome giftS. So re are ~ - week ·in Columbus and also ard Roosb io 1 patient at a do dangling, sparkling earrings d~eorarve an: ha~d~/~:.~~: visited her brother, Everett pital there. The children of the that wlll twlnl<le in the dim e ry, g oves, OSler Lewis ai Shadyside. . latter accompanied their grandlight of her favorite dl!ICO. New 'cswomen ....,. to cope more Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewll parents h<lme for an extended this t1mt around are oee-through d tel than w i 1b apent the weeket>d lfllb Mn. violt. colored ear baubles that hold a equa Y men Cora Ward nougb perfume to last through Christmas shopping, perhaps be· Mr. and Mn. Clyde ~any wearlnls. tause they have the knack of Weekend visitors of Mr. Fon- biuy spent Sunday with her GiftS of beauty are sure hits elbowing themselves dtrectly to zo Taylor were Mr. lll!d Mrs. enta, Mr. and Mrs. Lester II for 'rls of any age. Jeweled tile counters no mailer how Jack Brown, and family, Co- Roush. li t!t . - l>oth powder and many ocars they give and re- lumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. MJ. Margaret Calh~un and lam· I ~se atomiz;rs are ..,~ to . celve on the way. So before the cboel flalnoldlen. • ily, Ashland, VISited w1th Mr. ~ ., 1 k' rrunwary male ,.u forth to do Visitors of Mr. and. Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds last " soc mg s1u .. ,. . horde f d te . mil k Fragrance, of course. is a battle wJth · s o e ~mm~ Cbarlea Tate and fa y were wee . wllo -11 1 deli ht any woman cd lemal" he would be WISe Ill Mr. and Mrs. Worlby Tate and Sgt. Riehard ~f~, J!': th 0 1 name II you know spend a few evenings in a CW J Clarice Longstreth, Gallipolis. harJ been stationed~ Vtet N~m, ~or y ~ ~ ~ If you chair with pencil. poper_and 1hp Mrs. carl <Maude) Lewis, is home on leave With his wife, er ~treder 't ••~.... to . r,·nd out local new•paper wilh all 11.1 ads. Wallbrid&e, Is spending a few 1Vivian and daughter and rela· · ' 1 · · pt hi ·• f ·-•' oren a ro1ouren._. tll'scribe fair lady to the Tllls way he can an s a1- days with her stster-.n ~ aw. ttves anu rtenuf). y Mrs. Dewey Jones spent Sun1 h oout the tack on the stores with '"""' Mrs. Cora Ward. "1;sper':"n. 1~11 er "her hob- knowledge of what he wants Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush Iday with her mother. Mae Flmt ~:~s, Y: ~Y~ ~~gcl~lles -;he and .-here he can rmd U. werr. ln Columbus last w~k Vis- Also visiting in ~ .. home were Ukes to wear and · whal s h e looks like. She'D lind a sce1J ' for you that wiD be right. Or you might just buy a lragr~nce i YOU like aed 111 tile gilt card ;~CI{apman-Canaday My, .. Wear &his for me.'' It will work jusl fine. I At-home wear is another area . to explore. All klncts of robes '· and culolte8 from terry to vei- l -.t are walling to be snapped up. II you don't know 1he size .vou need, shtp for the ones that come In "small," .. medium" and ••Jarge.' If you know the girl II all, you can't go too wrong. PINK The husband who plans to BLUE <urprise his wife with the small fur sho bas wanted for years A shouldD'I do It Furs are an ex· Deposit pensive nd very personal gift and It would be better It let I Reserves her choose her own. So check I Your the desiR to IUI'prise her wilh Choice! . lhe real animal pelt In a gift ALL wrapped package. A gill-certifLEATHER Icate will be • wiser choice. PINK, BLUE, The Jllllll difllcult gift to buy , BONE Is tile "little something,"- not ' "pensive, just a tbooght. This · ra Us lor more bnagination ~os\ ' t1 us have during I he ' holiday rush But here are a few Ideas: You eaa buy a group of ball· point petiB In several different :·olors. '!'be tops 8lld barrels are interchangeable l1l that everv airl can blve 11 ctaniinated ensemble every day, righl down Ill EUREKA ~VACUUM 111111 . . row.. .,... . YTII lint Riter OUAIID New laog-life Maytag ·~· AuloBIIics gin yo11 : Sisters Style Shop Coult St., Pomeroy ~ Model701 *3995. Complete wltb Del~· 8-pc:. lit of Cleani,.Tooil CARRIES rrs TOOLS INSIOEI ~••JJ1AK.E IT A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS! 1 u! I FOR THAT CERTAIN PERSON From 1 masiva.atJ : AT CHRISTMAS TIME! - WIUINQJON tiNe ·~·-· .-- tto.OO ........... ..... Come ,.e our dazzling array of rings by Artcarved. You'll find the one f o r 'HER'. It'• wise to cboooe now and use our Lay-Away Plan! Other Artcorved DIAMOND RINGS 75.00ond up 3·99 ~. I BUY NOW WE'LL DELIVER WHEN YOU WANT ITl 5·99 No wender Bt!IO¥J Is tl'll ltlder In di1mond -.atche1. llloq blrns clown more 4jamonck tlt h year tha~ al~ Dt!Nir watdllnHers ne. There aJt no doudy BEAUTIFUL PENDANTS If chiJJiedltoat$. AU diii!IORIII bM-!Aimi!ISIOI 1J11rkle. Lit Olf Watcll £lplrtS 1111' ,ou clloolt hA • tlae Bulowa Colllttitn ~ Diamond Wltr:IIH priced tram $19.9i. Any one from our handsome collection of beautiful pen· dants will set her heart aglow on Christmas morn. fiRSt IJD' "C" 111ewe1s. l c1 11l'IIOI'Hit. Yel ow or wfll1t. $51.15 -· auu..-u•,.. "I .. ... J ~IIIICIIMil. YeiDW.wllltt. o;omond Pondonta .. .. .. . . . 29.00 lo $150 Diamond ltrringl, plerc.. . .15.00 to $125 6-99 J ' ' . "CONTINENTAL" FRENCH PURSI ' WORLD~C HOLD FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY I f GEl' THESE fEATURES WITH YOUR ' NEW LONG-LIFE MAYTAG AUTOMATIC- Automatic Water level Control • 3 wa~r temps • Poillvo metored fill • full<ycle safe~ ~ slops action in !eC!Ifl(is • SliriMIV !lnin i~t &II.. In liot remover lt!!t elilllll!lltic 011bal11<1 1011 protecliln • Rust-proof lid ball hinges • Rugged proven ..lical drive o Virlually i nde.~lructible pump • Strong sdjusloble i ..~"lillf lep. ) -- frD/11 the New Genl!fation ~- If ~ble Maytatsl 1. ! ATTENTION DAD I - -· Sophllticated design of Genuine Reptile • • . on IJOo PORTED PIGSKIN. Roomy coin. purse. Gold-tone frame. Removable pbo~ard wiDdowl. Cbarga-Plate JJOC]ret. Pocket for cards. Bill divider. Excluiive ADAPTA.SNAP(rl Closing. Available In asoorted Fa· ablon Colors. Style No. 30C2 ---- $5.00. '. Pink. Blue, Red _3.99 GIVE A ••ue - - - 3.99 g· SMALL~ .. 121ba. UGHT less U.S ......,............. Sllody.-ct--- ._....., lillotoo..htl .......... BILLFOLDS FOR MEN---- 5.00 up FOOTWEAR Gift Certificate MANY GIFT IDEASI Spoldtl Twlot.Q.Pitx Wohl1 ltnclt ....:·.- .. . . . . 4.95 "' C01tvmo JIWtlltr ........ ... ... .. - - - - 1.00 ~J5.00 Ets.1n W1tchn ···· ·· · · · ······------···· 1. Per.lctr Pens . .......... .. ....... - •••••,•••• '.)' •• • • · ts Sltlnloso Stnl Woto, SS pco. . . ........ .... --·-- t9. 1141 Rogers SiiYorplott ond Community Pille sJ STORE HOURS: * A GOLD_ STAR STORE ........................ .,,_Old_ 1':-JPW:t I ,...... RllS*t.,.. ... Co!lft $t. - .... , . ···~· .,.. '·' -· ' ' Goessler Jewelry ~ ..........4 ... MASON, W. VA. t $1 DOWN HOLDS· ANY GIFT IN OURlA'f-AWAYI caflldiiOitlliJ£1111 . . . . . . . . . . .... ......... AWICt ... ....... ... ,Jmu:t_o¥NF _ _ _ PRINCESS GARDNER® SEE THE PRINCE GARDNER Chapm•n-C•n•d•y Com in 1nd m•ke arnngtments now ,We'll citliver your Mlyt•g for tht "little wom1n" any time up to Chrlatm1s tvt. 'ASY TERMS-- FREE DELIVERY- FINEST SERVICE AVAILABLE RIGHT HERE HERMAN GRATE •Seith KYGER NEWS NOTES · ''I~ Don't lttths WHthBr tellm rrflsn t6 wasll ' 81111111 • I / ' ' i l �I • IJ .:r · · · T . ddl . · .. · · ,.·_230 · ···0 ·e·•:::·~·....~~~~=·~~ work~~~ doD~ 380 . .,000 To·yS W'll 1 r·00t· .Th .. mp ~ui=~~w*;.~:: .~; w:::p:/~~~e:r::~~;:: G.-The Sl!nd!fl'l!l!es-Sentlnel, Sllmla.y, Nov. 2'1_, l!H , . "8paae 1oJ1 '1111111 RIIIIOW tie- master spy" m not • . . Vlei viet ~ ~~~~ :a! calllt the dllld U.'l IH Dad- Colli cue~ - . "Neato '""' " 61!' lUCk· &c:attered ··speelalfoi'Cel • •1¥ ael1. IllS eYfJf1 mam~n~- ud I'll- set pmes" and jungle-warfare Ctlir'• Ceadq . . . .' , . . . . ' . a 10 NEW YORK An es- \Ron In 1955 Ill $U blruon last spokesman said. chain's order of .,.,Oao •J"Caplalll Action" doll w•bo 1 Realbm bowev- .Joe" doll figure has .Old 10 tree, de· tl1!18ted 300,230,000 toys 'will year will stay mainly under "We ..peel 1 l!lalasde incb llatQ>oblles fl'llm Corel "'ltclies from SUperman to ,er. and war toy sales mould mill Iori since 19&1 does oot ei· i schOol toys. Research . .. . toot, thump and toddle their $30, 'o,. toymakers oald. . season, but fewer fads" said toys In Edalilnd. . · : ~ Canyoo 8lld seven other Islip as lflc VietNam elfort spir· peel new "Gieen ~el" tvelopme~d~pa~:nua:~e~f~; wa,v Into children's bands and Affluent adults can provide Jerome Frier, Assoclatloa "I ~'I lorpt ~ 2811 heroes wUb -o Dick of the c~pe, aLB, buyers rep_orte!l. · ver!lon to outstrip Its Jeadlns 1outfito P . 0 ~ 1, 111111 1 hearts 11119 Chrl.sllnas empty-1$25000 worth of childish g~oe president. "TIIere woii~ be d...n Davy Cro<:kell ~ we 'l!lll CbeiD toys oU~s 1 "i811i- Thauer seid the toys that lAnny and Navy dolls of ear- prunary colors. hav•ng k th lng ~al'OJitOI pockets to' the tune with a mammoth marionette any wUd surge fora toy evtry· were stuck witlfwllen filii lad big Peanuts bUll" wltll a chat- bang and blaB! ill boy's hands lier viDta~. Jtllat_red ~~~llo~00~[an wi~ of nearly $1.384 billion. show from F A 0 Schwal'2, of body 11a1 to !lave." died," Tbauer !!lludder5. 'lbe lering Charlie Brown and COlli- tbi8 ~ear will represent "vlo- The _reahl)' of r~ wUI also _!radittona P a ue That's what the Toy Manufac- '""""· or splurge $6,000 for an Batman, h<lwever, will sUII Batman duo did prove dynam. pall)'. lence far removed" as In spy, 1M' skirred. Gl Joe s viii)' I faco the under-six set. · ttor lur,ers of the USA, the nation's electric "Levi tbe Levitator" spell "holy profits" in Ids first lc, thouah - the store now exReaJIJm Sells cowboy, or knightly weapons. necessarily reflects i!le racial Many passive push · bu · toy trade group, predicts for life-size magician from Hess' in Yuletide sales test, industry peels lhe f4 car to lead-all other Despite the money is manu- One television ad Is 'p1tchin& melttog pot, smee It blends the toys aLso ~ill be replaced, ,~Y J9li6, Its 21st straight record- Allentown Pa. insiders agreed. At F A 0 · Items with over a million sell· faotured make-believe, tbe toy- "laughs (Qr tile entire family " features of all Medal of Honor those that g!Ve the child m• ." breaking sales year But m.;.t toys will cost an Schwan vice-president 8lld iing by Dec. 24. · m$ers lnsl8t that realism Is when they "!til the bomb and winners, including lifegroes, to do, more cbanee to use hiS Toy price~ in this. bl111on . average of $3.65 eacb and infta· cbiel Jnlyer Ernest. · 'lbauer, l Other eompan,les also wW important Ill lbelr trade. watch the front of the house fall American Indians, and Oriel- Imagination" said Bei'IIBrd _Loo. dollar business, whose dollar tion wun't torpedo toyland un- admiUedtohaving"manyaleep- jcasb In on the eomlc strip Jullua Cooper, head of pro- away,'' but this bom~. and dart tals. But othe~ man_ufaclurers mls, vice-president for nallonal volume doubled from $1.2 bil-:til next year, an associaijon • leas JJisbls" over tile store craze. Ideal Toy Is Dl8ltelln8 a duet development lor Ideal, said 1un are aimed al 1 • lall·apart lind, lik~-~~~~1 • Erwm. Benkoe, sales lor Mattei toys. Tips ·to · Wrapping Up Christmd s for Her u· ~VPl)- ftv~ ~llo- .repds, ~ pr~mar~ly. ~ iiifiM'ISt . NEW YORK - (NEAl -'lb~ tinkle of silver bdls, the fostlve at:op windows and the !IBUnd or yulellda carola create an ex~ in& atlllolpbere as you walk Jn. 1u a.eoN>tohuyyour first 111J IIIIJ!!if p fL' ~ ' I ~ ' l'hrlltmas eUt. Wben you ftnally emerp from tbal crowded emporium, haltered and weal')'. elutdlblg o substitute for what Yl!l planned to huy (they dkbl'l baoe what you wanted). pea.., and good wd• mlgn! well 0e spelled PHOOEY as far aa you'ro <011cerned. In ~ woman'o ...,..ld there's Fl'l mucb to ch(>ose from '' ev" Y price level thqt ll1lipplnjl lor tht fatr sex can be a tuiUJ, ·imre for the conrused husband ·milled boy friend cr even the • who needs a few little giftS her office cronies. , For what help they may be o 1he harried shopper, here :rc some pointers on what'a. a~ round waumg to be purcbas- FU L L T RU C K L 0 A D A RR I V ES.! WE HAVE YOUR... ·.t.::. ·. -~~- ' • ' ePurtH • Costume Jewelry eeom Gloves eswaten td : . •:t• • If 8111 UIES THE GUMOB tf owloJIDI eurlag1 ud Both fine jewelry and CDIlhe heady ,..., of perfam, ... ean have ..0. tom· tume pieces are always welbilled lor Cbrlsl1111 ill IIIUie Camegle porfamecl ear· come. Charm bracelets arfl sttll rillgt (top tell). Fro!,f.al ·aual Mary lo lister Kale, b•g on the IIOhion scene and JN ...'1 ' - wllh a of a lealller hi.O.f. C.W.· 117-«Uf haf (lewer II enlle1l of nohlnllofl wuy rharms come In aU ~zes and leolber ill dorlrued lmwtL Tria II b...ae4 llr-. "' all prtCOII. Just be sure to 'heck the size of the charm! and the t.ypo or metal already . on HER bracelet so that yoo to her matchmg pen. . hi k'nd AttracUve nylon holders lor buy th• ng 1 • · brush nd Pendant watches that swing hair roDers. bath es a from dlalns, and look lor aU even just one cake ~111ex~:'"vr. BY MRS. JAMES WRIGHT itlng Mr. and Mn. the world like lockets or cam- soa'l'hellp matheke good smtile ~ · Mn Cora Ward spent last Roush and children. Mrs. Howcos, make har.dsome giftS. So re are ~ - week ·in Columbus and also ard Roosb io 1 patient at a do dangling, sparkling earrings d~eorarve an: ha~d~/~:.~~: visited her brother, Everett pital there. The children of the that wlll twlnl<le in the dim e ry, g oves, OSler Lewis ai Shadyside. . latter accompanied their grandlight of her favorite dl!ICO. New 'cswomen ....,. to cope more Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lewll parents h<lme for an extended this t1mt around are oee-through d tel than w i 1b apent the weeket>d lfllb Mn. violt. colored ear baubles that hold a equa Y men Cora Ward nougb perfume to last through Christmas shopping, perhaps be· Mr. and Mn. Clyde ~any wearlnls. tause they have the knack of Weekend visitors of Mr. Fon- biuy spent Sunday with her GiftS of beauty are sure hits elbowing themselves dtrectly to zo Taylor were Mr. lll!d Mrs. enta, Mr. and Mrs. Lester II for 'rls of any age. Jeweled tile counters no mailer how Jack Brown, and family, Co- Roush. li t!t . - l>oth powder and many ocars they give and re- lumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. MJ. Margaret Calh~un and lam· I ~se atomiz;rs are ..,~ to . celve on the way. So before the cboel flalnoldlen. • ily, Ashland, VISited w1th Mr. ~ ., 1 k' rrunwary male ,.u forth to do Visitors of Mr. and. Mrs. and Mrs. Ed Reynolds last " soc mg s1u .. ,. . horde f d te . mil k Fragrance, of course. is a battle wJth · s o e ~mm~ Cbarlea Tate and fa y were wee . wllo -11 1 deli ht any woman cd lemal" he would be WISe Ill Mr. and Mrs. Worlby Tate and Sgt. Riehard ~f~, J!': th 0 1 name II you know spend a few evenings in a CW J Clarice Longstreth, Gallipolis. harJ been stationed~ Vtet N~m, ~or y ~ ~ ~ If you chair with pencil. poper_and 1hp Mrs. carl <Maude) Lewis, is home on leave With his wife, er ~treder 't ••~.... to . r,·nd out local new•paper wilh all 11.1 ads. Wallbrid&e, Is spending a few 1Vivian and daughter and rela· · ' 1 · · pt hi ·• f ·-•' oren a ro1ouren._. tll'scribe fair lady to the Tllls way he can an s a1- days with her stster-.n ~ aw. ttves anu rtenuf). y Mrs. Dewey Jones spent Sun1 h oout the tack on the stores with '"""' Mrs. Cora Ward. "1;sper':"n. 1~11 er "her hob- knowledge of what he wants Mr. and Mrs. Hortie Roush Iday with her mother. Mae Flmt ~:~s, Y: ~Y~ ~~gcl~lles -;he and .-here he can rmd U. werr. ln Columbus last w~k Vis- Also visiting in ~ .. home were Ukes to wear and · whal s h e looks like. She'D lind a sce1J ' for you that wiD be right. Or you might just buy a lragr~nce i YOU like aed 111 tile gilt card ;~CI{apman-Canaday My, .. Wear &his for me.'' It will work jusl fine. I At-home wear is another area . to explore. All klncts of robes '· and culolte8 from terry to vei- l -.t are walling to be snapped up. II you don't know 1he size .vou need, shtp for the ones that come In "small," .. medium" and ••Jarge.' If you know the girl II all, you can't go too wrong. PINK The husband who plans to BLUE <urprise his wife with the small fur sho bas wanted for years A shouldD'I do It Furs are an ex· Deposit pensive nd very personal gift and It would be better It let I Reserves her choose her own. So check I Your the desiR to IUI'prise her wilh Choice! . lhe real animal pelt In a gift ALL wrapped package. A gill-certifLEATHER Icate will be • wiser choice. PINK, BLUE, The Jllllll difllcult gift to buy , BONE Is tile "little something,"- not ' "pensive, just a tbooght. This · ra Us lor more bnagination ~os\ ' t1 us have during I he ' holiday rush But here are a few Ideas: You eaa buy a group of ball· point petiB In several different :·olors. '!'be tops 8lld barrels are interchangeable l1l that everv airl can blve 11 ctaniinated ensemble every day, righl down Ill EUREKA ~VACUUM 111111 . . row.. .,... . YTII lint Riter OUAIID New laog-life Maytag ·~· AuloBIIics gin yo11 : Sisters Style Shop Coult St., Pomeroy ~ Model701 *3995. Complete wltb Del~· 8-pc:. lit of Cleani,.Tooil CARRIES rrs TOOLS INSIOEI ~••JJ1AK.E IT A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS! 1 u! I FOR THAT CERTAIN PERSON From 1 masiva.atJ : AT CHRISTMAS TIME! - WIUINQJON tiNe ·~·-· .-- tto.OO ........... ..... Come ,.e our dazzling array of rings by Artcarved. You'll find the one f o r 'HER'. It'• wise to cboooe now and use our Lay-Away Plan! Other Artcorved DIAMOND RINGS 75.00ond up 3·99 ~. I BUY NOW WE'LL DELIVER WHEN YOU WANT ITl 5·99 No wender Bt!IO¥J Is tl'll ltlder In di1mond -.atche1. llloq blrns clown more 4jamonck tlt h year tha~ al~ Dt!Nir watdllnHers ne. There aJt no doudy BEAUTIFUL PENDANTS If chiJJiedltoat$. AU diii!IORIII bM-!Aimi!ISIOI 1J11rkle. Lit Olf Watcll £lplrtS 1111' ,ou clloolt hA • tlae Bulowa Colllttitn ~ Diamond Wltr:IIH priced tram $19.9i. Any one from our handsome collection of beautiful pen· dants will set her heart aglow on Christmas morn. fiRSt IJD' "C" 111ewe1s. l c1 11l'IIOI'Hit. Yel ow or wfll1t. $51.15 -· auu..-u•,.. "I .. ... J ~IIIICIIMil. YeiDW.wllltt. o;omond Pondonta .. .. .. . . . 29.00 lo $150 Diamond ltrringl, plerc.. . .15.00 to $125 6-99 J ' ' . "CONTINENTAL" FRENCH PURSI ' WORLD~C HOLD FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY I f GEl' THESE fEATURES WITH YOUR ' NEW LONG-LIFE MAYTAG AUTOMATIC- Automatic Water level Control • 3 wa~r temps • Poillvo metored fill • full<ycle safe~ ~ slops action in !eC!Ifl(is • SliriMIV !lnin i~t &II.. In liot remover lt!!t elilllll!lltic 011bal11<1 1011 protecliln • Rust-proof lid ball hinges • Rugged proven ..lical drive o Virlually i nde.~lructible pump • Strong sdjusloble i ..~"lillf lep. ) -- frD/11 the New Genl!fation ~- If ~ble Maytatsl 1. ! ATTENTION DAD I - -· Sophllticated design of Genuine Reptile • • . on IJOo PORTED PIGSKIN. Roomy coin. purse. Gold-tone frame. Removable pbo~ard wiDdowl. Cbarga-Plate JJOC]ret. Pocket for cards. Bill divider. Excluiive ADAPTA.SNAP(rl Closing. Available In asoorted Fa· ablon Colors. Style No. 30C2 ---- $5.00. '. Pink. Blue, Red _3.99 GIVE A ••ue - - - 3.99 g· SMALL~ .. 121ba. UGHT less U.S ......,............. Sllody.-ct--- ._....., lillotoo..htl .......... BILLFOLDS FOR MEN---- 5.00 up FOOTWEAR Gift Certificate MANY GIFT IDEASI Spoldtl Twlot.Q.Pitx Wohl1 ltnclt ....:·.- .. . . . . 4.95 "' C01tvmo JIWtlltr ........ ... ... .. - - - - 1.00 ~J5.00 Ets.1n W1tchn ···· ·· · · · ······------···· 1. Per.lctr Pens . .......... .. ....... - •••••,•••• '.)' •• • • · ts Sltlnloso Stnl Woto, SS pco. . . ........ .... --·-- t9. 1141 Rogers SiiYorplott ond Community Pille sJ STORE HOURS: * A GOLD_ STAR STORE ........................ .,,_Old_ 1':-JPW:t I ,...... RllS*t.,.. ... Co!lft $t. - .... , . ···~· .,.. '·' -· ' ' Goessler Jewelry ~ ..........4 ... MASON, W. VA. t $1 DOWN HOLDS· ANY GIFT IN OURlA'f-AWAYI caflldiiOitlliJ£1111 . . . . . . . . . . .... ......... AWICt ... ....... ... ,Jmu:t_o¥NF _ _ _ PRINCESS GARDNER® SEE THE PRINCE GARDNER Chapm•n-C•n•d•y Com in 1nd m•ke arnngtments now ,We'll citliver your Mlyt•g for tht "little wom1n" any time up to Chrlatm1s tvt. 'ASY TERMS-- FREE DELIVERY- FINEST SERVICE AVAILABLE RIGHT HERE HERMAN GRATE •Seith KYGER NEWS NOTES · ''I~ Don't lttths WHthBr tellm rrflsn t6 wasll ' 81111111 • I / ' ' i l �,., ····~- .• ·-,· ·~~--~ -~-- .... . ... t i ' •I,Jt .' . ...... ,.,. ,. ~- ~ ..... .. ...... -~- II ~J. ··~ -.{ "!<i•, ---·-"· --·. ···· .. ~·-··~- ..........~ . . .... , ., ··--···· ....... ~ · ~ ' 1# • i I •• II You Can't Go Wrong with Traditional Christmas Gifts Carmel Hz of l'omel'oJ cillech!l· · IW home of Belly Va lllllr . . waya appreciated, •• are •...,.. of cojM, Orsl<!dlllon the Dean B!lnker 110111!1 lng robes, watehel In lh8 new I books, a~phs, ontiques. . ._ . day evening. oval design, gift <Ortlftcates lor I 11 you're really 1n a bind, Ralph Lee caned at. die Delli autts or toproata. II be Is a why not a gilt .,.rlificalf for a Mr. and Mro. Edson Roush Brinker home Suntlq 111*1 eamero bug, why not a oew lens head-to-toe tr.. tment at one of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. noon. . f· for his expensive camera? Or the fancy bal'bertng parlors James Brown of Wellston on Mr. and Mrs. James ato!k gnlf clubs. fishing poles and •prlnglng up aD over tile Sunday of New Haven .ailed Ill Ill! nels, addiUons to b1s colledloo country? Or, 11 be needs one, a Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rarrls of · home of bls mother, !4n. Mill') wig? Springfield spent Monday night Circle Wring the -kencl. and Tuesday wit!t Mr. and Many of the quality men's Mrs. Homer Circle and Verna sbo))S or jlepartment stores of· Beallf Kll• IDr 1'tll .fer a gilt c0118111ttlnt who, If A Goody-Box cltock fuU ' il • you provide him with some usual festive season. beauly Items for lllo IIUle • basic information about your For · many this year the on your Christmas U!!t will 1\t man, wlll ' ratUe off a string of ~· traditional turkey may find very welcome. You eao nD • interesting ideas' that probably itself supplanted by much with a otyrofoam tree d...,... never occurred to you. cheaper chicken. Scotch whis- ed witb colorlul bon IDr · 1M LONGON (UP!] -There'll bo ky at 54 shillings ($7 76) a bo\. hair ... one to matcb eve1J a bit less yuleUde owing 1D price• and wages, the squeeze tle will disappear from many outfit. Also add •IDOl'! bollntl, hinging London, and the on credit and bank loans and a home parties and be replaced elear nsU polish, a cieeoroi!n lndiiStrial areas of the nation general awareness among Brl- with wine or beer. And many purse-size hand mlmlr, will have a mini . Christmas tons that there may be worse youngsters can expect a cheap. grammnd hair ellp, tra'flll lht• year. to come add to the prospect e.· tnt of toys In their Christ- toothbrush and otber · 111111 The government's freeze on Of a not • mas stocklngs. !real! to make ber amlle. Yuletide SWing In Old England Is Mini Mfair WINTER'S HATS ••• loy Porth Sweaters & Jackets by ll•gby Sport & Dress Shirts ' coJ1ection of sepnrates. You just can't go 'frma:! Any combination will do Hs utmost for you : .. ~11:ln ·and AerUon. .' In rose, green, pink, navy and wbiW. luyl"l IWealers Is your h11rrs dMire. ·our wo,..rfu\ slyiH glvi mulmum conttntiMnt. ~ Socks & Slippers ..• by lsqulre SLACKS , .. '' by Jaymar & Hubbard rlL, JADE EAST f (GIOIM, Aftar $~8'1'1, I I Jnstant .eueeess: mixing or matching our wonderful lty Arrow Soap, PURSES and ACCESSORIES Deodorent. MEN'S JEWELRY & BillFOLDS •• tty S••nk WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY· A-WAY SIGHT AND SOUND gills for Cbrldmu slort wllll a eomplete home enleriiiD....,t -lor (lop !ell), the odie of a largo cos""'llc <ase. CaUed a MIDI Combo tbe anlt: ..atal8u lt-1... bla<k glass TV, an AM/FM solid stale radio, four ..peed p•oaogroph .ud eledrie olmD clo<k. For lravol, a lransistor-opented <IO<k radio (bottom left) lou a ...mate allllllber eonlrol. For family pleasure It's a ,..all home orPJl (rlgbl) tllal elen pilar, buJo, wlbnlo IIIII reworllerallon elcd&. RAINWEAR & All WEATHER COATS ~ 1}'M"'' ' Girls nHtr lookicf. In pants. Wt rully to for 'em. And tht elriJ go for our top panh teltctlont. -•ra ., ..,. BoUelll nllmllllalue IIGIIellu 11 Be ,meet amen for lb poebl. llllarte-11 are raor~- The amen eatbllat will qJo:r tile Leltdu: BLL BluHer I(IHdl tte• 1 1o 1t~,ooo .... so- f/J leno. Tbe fomou ~14 ntomallo 100 Lllld C..ra Ia •HU a popular gi(L II toes eolor pldofta Ill 10 .... ootiJ, blaek IIIII wlllte Ia 10. SeDIIIIn elerlrle 011 11Jfo NEW FORMALS Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hall were Mr. 1 and Mrs. Norman Weber : Mrs Leona ]Jabcock, Long Bot· , by Alligator PAJAMAS ... ARRIVING leJD lllellllld willa a lr~ DAILY WOMEN'S APPAREL tom. by Arrow & R•l• NECKWEAR .•• by Suptrbl You'll Like to Shop, Friendly SUITS & SPORT COATS SWISHER &LOHSE by Styltmert I Middltth•d• iI I ! AT THIS CHRISTMASTIMEIII ••A Gold Star Store" · •· Gifts of Beauty! LADIES' GIFT SETS DOWNIE~GROSS INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY OHIO Shop Friday Til 8-Saturday Til9 i BY ROBEIIT COCBNAR lday finally arrives. "How can II kerchiefs, plain leather billfolds · NEW YORK (NEA - Other bey something be llkej," goeo or pocket secretaries, bowtle than the annual spate of hand· the usual refrain, "when he land cummerbWid sets for for· some and useless gUilcracks doesn't know what be llkes?" mal wear, clgm (check bll !normally pwhed for "Ute man 1 Renee, Ute lradltional gift brand), butane lighters, tenols who bas everything"), the usual , which any man likes and appre- or golf bells (U be plays]. run of Cltrislmas gifts for men elates. It's wise, unless you gold cuffllnb, pure bristle is fairly lraditlonal now your man well, not to brushes, books (If you ilnow The lradltional gift, however, move too far afield from these reading taste), coloanes Is biXIDd to please any man- suggestions which have been (check hls favorite scent). even th se "wbo have ev- broken Into price ranges ; . NOTE: Ties are line gifts, eaerything" - If lt'a aelected , UNDER $10: Silk . . pocket peclally the oew four • ln<b thoughtfully with the recipient's Isquares, plain black or borwn 1widths, but he sure you knew likea and dislikes In mind. • leather harneso bella wflh big 1what your mao will wear. Unfortunately, the female gft 'I br..s buckles, over-tile . calf tie hough\ In haste olton winds buyer more often than not socks In slllued coloro, perm- up In the back of the closet. wrings her hands In anguish ianent . press dress shirts with $104Zfl: Long ligtrt. when the • for • him IJI'rencb euffl, fine linen band-1 turtle ml GE, WOODHUE DANA, TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS, COTY, DOROTHY GRAY, TUSSY, REVLON, EVENING IN PARIS, TWEED THE YOUNG EXECJJTIVE wollkl 1teleome this lland· some dest 101 felll'lrlllg a HonmreU lbermomelfr and humidity lntlrumen& eaened mwilDa& ud mounted on • brushed........._ ..... _,lele wllb lllue and red (lollpola& pelll. 425. u·. WHEN YOU JOIN OUR- MEN'S GIFT SETS ARPEGI' CHANEL NO. 5, FAIIR· Canoe, Fobe11fe, Waoclhue, Yardley, Old Spice, Williams, Mennen, Gillette, Currier & lvH Lldies' Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds . ;.. .... ..' . ." - • 3.95 up Clutch Purses and Handbags - - • • SEE OUR ' MAS LOVELY CHRIST COLI.EC110N JOIN OUR '67 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY Paper Mate Pen and Pencil Sets , Men's Justin Genuine f"' . Leather Billfolds • • 3.95 up MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES amount each week. Start now! S.ve Receive 25c . . . . . . . . 12.50 50c ........,. . . . 25.00 1.00 l•t•t•r• .•t•: • • 50.00 2.00 .......... 100.00 $4.98 SELECT THE AMOUNT THAT SUITS YOU BEST: "A Gold Star Store" Ask For Your Free Ticket. i! I Pay off next Nov. Start your shopping with plenty of cnh Is Required "), I• ·ouR 1967 CLUB NOWI ' Every Day Low Prices On All Your PreiCriptlon Needs. I ' Four Registered Pharma~ists and Plenty of Friendly I . . Clerks To Serve You PrOmptly. • \ I l ' S.v. E.Cb Wetk R*~lvt YOU CAN FIND IT AT MOORE'S Dec:oralions, Christ..,.,Clnli; Chritlmas . ' 50c 1.00 $100 $150 $250 $500 . ." Decorations, VInyl T,_, Clblnll & Port- ' ·ablo Ttloviolon. -R~rd . Plopn, Next Nov. $U $50 2.00 3.00 5.00. $10. Mon'a· Wotch01, Tools For ' ·-·. SiYviAf~lgt~ty for Over 94 Years ,, I . ~ Bank and Savings Co. Dad. ~are, Dlnno,.. ware, Typewrlttn. Glfll ~ :.,;'( r •: ' " ' . ' For The ·' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MIMB.II IIEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. . POMEROY, OHIO . "\> j '• ' ·/· ·-~ • ' ;. Tap~ ~"'*"'' Tranaistor Radios, AM-FM :llldlos. All Klndo of Smlll Appll. a-, Eltctrlc Shav.n, Hair Dry• _.., LadiM' Shaven, Lldill' & PO:Mll"'J NAHONAL BANl ·~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 , The Fa Bibles .. • • • • • 2.25 up Clocks Make Fine Gifts! Wind and Electric Travel Clocks-Kitchen Clocks. * Save Receive 3.00 . . . . . . . 150.00 5.00 . "..... 250.00 I0.00 ..• . . • . 500.00 . ' Always The Perfect Giftl up ' Moore's IS The Family GIFT Gifts For Mom I Store Gifts for Powder Bo~es • • • • 2.98 Jewelry Boxes • • 2.98 up gifts next year. Then save a small MIMIER POMIROY MERCHANTS CASH GIVEAWAY ' Musical how much money you would like to have for ~ WY. 2·2036 232 E. SECOND I Dresser Sets • • • • 6.95 up It's very easy to ioin our Christmas Club. Just decide ' $4,49 Jewelite 1.00 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATI TOYS FOR EVERY AGE tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! Brush & Comb Sets • 1.00 up 5 neck swealfl!l wlll be popular gifts this year as will the nifty portable trousers presser made by Westinghouse. 11 your man fine wines, he'll be witb a bottle of old Ma(perbaptl bottled in the year he was boro) or some good sberry and port Several finns are marketing an assortment of a half . d01en quality sauternes, burgundies and Jlor. deaux, Other posalbllltleo In category loclllle travel clocks, lealbtir tollet kits, umbrellas, leather ~ acceuorlea, tony cloth batbr hes. gilt jackets, 11ns of good belga caviar. t!1 AND UP: It must be .. sumnd :J011 know the man lor whom you 111'1 buying (w h J else would apeod more thaD IWeaten ano al- This beautiful serving Jewelite costUME · JEWElRY - -. eleelrHle lllnllter, CHRISTMAS CLUB Ladies' Justin Genuine Leather NEXT YEAR, BE PREPARED 011,. SoeJ"ety Notes •p•, For The Men On Your List and Wtvlt Clrdt .. •J· . "' Mr. and Mrs. llaJma ...... ... . ,. . ' c.r· . ' ' �,., ····~- .• ·-,· ·~~--~ -~-- .... . ... t i ' •I,Jt .' . ...... ,.,. ,. ~- ~ ..... .. ...... -~- II ~J. ··~ -.{ "!<i•, ---·-"· --·. ···· .. ~·-··~- ..........~ . . .... , ., ··--···· ....... ~ · ~ ' 1# • i I •• II You Can't Go Wrong with Traditional Christmas Gifts Carmel Hz of l'omel'oJ cillech!l· · IW home of Belly Va lllllr . . waya appreciated, •• are •...,.. of cojM, Orsl<!dlllon the Dean B!lnker 110111!1 lng robes, watehel In lh8 new I books, a~phs, ontiques. . ._ . day evening. oval design, gift <Ortlftcates lor I 11 you're really 1n a bind, Ralph Lee caned at. die Delli autts or toproata. II be Is a why not a gilt .,.rlificalf for a Mr. and Mro. Edson Roush Brinker home Suntlq 111*1 eamero bug, why not a oew lens head-to-toe tr.. tment at one of were guests of Mr. and Mrs. noon. . f· for his expensive camera? Or the fancy bal'bertng parlors James Brown of Wellston on Mr. and Mrs. James ato!k gnlf clubs. fishing poles and •prlnglng up aD over tile Sunday of New Haven .ailed Ill Ill! nels, addiUons to b1s colledloo country? Or, 11 be needs one, a Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rarrls of · home of bls mother, !4n. Mill') wig? Springfield spent Monday night Circle Wring the -kencl. and Tuesday wit!t Mr. and Many of the quality men's Mrs. Homer Circle and Verna sbo))S or jlepartment stores of· Beallf Kll• IDr 1'tll .fer a gilt c0118111ttlnt who, If A Goody-Box cltock fuU ' il • you provide him with some usual festive season. beauly Items for lllo IIUle • basic information about your For · many this year the on your Christmas U!!t will 1\t man, wlll ' ratUe off a string of ~· traditional turkey may find very welcome. You eao nD • interesting ideas' that probably itself supplanted by much with a otyrofoam tree d...,... never occurred to you. cheaper chicken. Scotch whis- ed witb colorlul bon IDr · 1M LONGON (UP!] -There'll bo ky at 54 shillings ($7 76) a bo\. hair ... one to matcb eve1J a bit less yuleUde owing 1D price• and wages, the squeeze tle will disappear from many outfit. Also add •IDOl'! bollntl, hinging London, and the on credit and bank loans and a home parties and be replaced elear nsU polish, a cieeoroi!n lndiiStrial areas of the nation general awareness among Brl- with wine or beer. And many purse-size hand mlmlr, will have a mini . Christmas tons that there may be worse youngsters can expect a cheap. grammnd hair ellp, tra'flll lht• year. to come add to the prospect e.· tnt of toys In their Christ- toothbrush and otber · 111111 The government's freeze on Of a not • mas stocklngs. !real! to make ber amlle. Yuletide SWing In Old England Is Mini Mfair WINTER'S HATS ••• loy Porth Sweaters & Jackets by ll•gby Sport & Dress Shirts ' coJ1ection of sepnrates. You just can't go 'frma:! Any combination will do Hs utmost for you : .. ~11:ln ·and AerUon. .' In rose, green, pink, navy and wbiW. luyl"l IWealers Is your h11rrs dMire. ·our wo,..rfu\ slyiH glvi mulmum conttntiMnt. ~ Socks & Slippers ..• by lsqulre SLACKS , .. '' by Jaymar & Hubbard rlL, JADE EAST f (GIOIM, Aftar $~8'1'1, I I Jnstant .eueeess: mixing or matching our wonderful lty Arrow Soap, PURSES and ACCESSORIES Deodorent. MEN'S JEWELRY & BillFOLDS •• tty S••nk WE INVITE YOU TO USE OUR CHRISTMAS LAY· A-WAY SIGHT AND SOUND gills for Cbrldmu slort wllll a eomplete home enleriiiD....,t -lor (lop !ell), the odie of a largo cos""'llc <ase. CaUed a MIDI Combo tbe anlt: ..atal8u lt-1... bla<k glass TV, an AM/FM solid stale radio, four ..peed p•oaogroph .ud eledrie olmD clo<k. For lravol, a lransistor-opented <IO<k radio (bottom left) lou a ...mate allllllber eonlrol. For family pleasure It's a ,..all home orPJl (rlgbl) tllal elen pilar, buJo, wlbnlo IIIII reworllerallon elcd&. RAINWEAR & All WEATHER COATS ~ 1}'M"'' ' Girls nHtr lookicf. In pants. Wt rully to for 'em. And tht elriJ go for our top panh teltctlont. -•ra ., ..,. BoUelll nllmllllalue IIGIIellu 11 Be ,meet amen for lb poebl. llllarte-11 are raor~- The amen eatbllat will qJo:r tile Leltdu: BLL BluHer I(IHdl tte• 1 1o 1t~,ooo .... so- f/J leno. Tbe fomou ~14 ntomallo 100 Lllld C..ra Ia •HU a popular gi(L II toes eolor pldofta Ill 10 .... ootiJ, blaek IIIII wlllte Ia 10. SeDIIIIn elerlrle 011 11Jfo NEW FORMALS Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hall were Mr. 1 and Mrs. Norman Weber : Mrs Leona ]Jabcock, Long Bot· , by Alligator PAJAMAS ... ARRIVING leJD lllellllld willa a lr~ DAILY WOMEN'S APPAREL tom. by Arrow & R•l• NECKWEAR .•• by Suptrbl You'll Like to Shop, Friendly SUITS & SPORT COATS SWISHER &LOHSE by Styltmert I Middltth•d• iI I ! AT THIS CHRISTMASTIMEIII ••A Gold Star Store" · •· Gifts of Beauty! LADIES' GIFT SETS DOWNIE~GROSS INC. "Home of Arrow Shirts" POMEROY OHIO Shop Friday Til 8-Saturday Til9 i BY ROBEIIT COCBNAR lday finally arrives. "How can II kerchiefs, plain leather billfolds · NEW YORK (NEA - Other bey something be llkej," goeo or pocket secretaries, bowtle than the annual spate of hand· the usual refrain, "when he land cummerbWid sets for for· some and useless gUilcracks doesn't know what be llkes?" mal wear, clgm (check bll !normally pwhed for "Ute man 1 Renee, Ute lradltional gift brand), butane lighters, tenols who bas everything"), the usual , which any man likes and appre- or golf bells (U be plays]. run of Cltrislmas gifts for men elates. It's wise, unless you gold cuffllnb, pure bristle is fairly lraditlonal now your man well, not to brushes, books (If you ilnow The lradltional gift, however, move too far afield from these reading taste), coloanes Is biXIDd to please any man- suggestions which have been (check hls favorite scent). even th se "wbo have ev- broken Into price ranges ; . NOTE: Ties are line gifts, eaerything" - If lt'a aelected , UNDER $10: Silk . . pocket peclally the oew four • ln<b thoughtfully with the recipient's Isquares, plain black or borwn 1widths, but he sure you knew likea and dislikes In mind. • leather harneso bella wflh big 1what your mao will wear. Unfortunately, the female gft 'I br..s buckles, over-tile . calf tie hough\ In haste olton winds buyer more often than not socks In slllued coloro, perm- up In the back of the closet. wrings her hands In anguish ianent . press dress shirts with $104Zfl: Long ligtrt. when the • for • him IJI'rencb euffl, fine linen band-1 turtle ml GE, WOODHUE DANA, TABU, AMBUSH, 20 CARATS, COTY, DOROTHY GRAY, TUSSY, REVLON, EVENING IN PARIS, TWEED THE YOUNG EXECJJTIVE wollkl 1teleome this lland· some dest 101 felll'lrlllg a HonmreU lbermomelfr and humidity lntlrumen& eaened mwilDa& ud mounted on • brushed........._ ..... _,lele wllb lllue and red (lollpola& pelll. 425. u·. WHEN YOU JOIN OUR- MEN'S GIFT SETS ARPEGI' CHANEL NO. 5, FAIIR· Canoe, Fobe11fe, Waoclhue, Yardley, Old Spice, Williams, Mennen, Gillette, Currier & lvH Lldies' Justin Genuine Leather Billfolds . ;.. .... ..' . ." - • 3.95 up Clutch Purses and Handbags - - • • SEE OUR ' MAS LOVELY CHRIST COLI.EC110N JOIN OUR '67 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB TODAY Paper Mate Pen and Pencil Sets , Men's Justin Genuine f"' . Leather Billfolds • • 3.95 up MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES amount each week. Start now! S.ve Receive 25c . . . . . . . . 12.50 50c ........,. . . . 25.00 1.00 l•t•t•r• .•t•: • • 50.00 2.00 .......... 100.00 $4.98 SELECT THE AMOUNT THAT SUITS YOU BEST: "A Gold Star Store" Ask For Your Free Ticket. i! I Pay off next Nov. Start your shopping with plenty of cnh Is Required "), I• ·ouR 1967 CLUB NOWI ' Every Day Low Prices On All Your PreiCriptlon Needs. I ' Four Registered Pharma~ists and Plenty of Friendly I . . Clerks To Serve You PrOmptly. • \ I l ' S.v. E.Cb Wetk R*~lvt YOU CAN FIND IT AT MOORE'S Dec:oralions, Christ..,.,Clnli; Chritlmas . ' 50c 1.00 $100 $150 $250 $500 . ." Decorations, VInyl T,_, Clblnll & Port- ' ·ablo Ttloviolon. -R~rd . Plopn, Next Nov. $U $50 2.00 3.00 5.00. $10. Mon'a· Wotch01, Tools For ' ·-·. SiYviAf~lgt~ty for Over 94 Years ,, I . ~ Bank and Savings Co. Dad. ~are, Dlnno,.. ware, Typewrlttn. Glfll ~ :.,;'( r •: ' " ' . ' For The ·' MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MIMB.II IIEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. . POMEROY, OHIO . "\> j '• ' ·/· ·-~ • ' ;. Tap~ ~"'*"'' Tranaistor Radios, AM-FM :llldlos. All Klndo of Smlll Appll. a-, Eltctrlc Shav.n, Hair Dry• _.., LadiM' Shaven, Lldill' & PO:Mll"'J NAHONAL BANl ·~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 TO 8:00 , The Fa Bibles .. • • • • • 2.25 up Clocks Make Fine Gifts! Wind and Electric Travel Clocks-Kitchen Clocks. * Save Receive 3.00 . . . . . . . 150.00 5.00 . "..... 250.00 I0.00 ..• . . • . 500.00 . ' Always The Perfect Giftl up ' Moore's IS The Family GIFT Gifts For Mom I Store Gifts for Powder Bo~es • • • • 2.98 Jewelry Boxes • • 2.98 up gifts next year. Then save a small MIMIER POMIROY MERCHANTS CASH GIVEAWAY ' Musical how much money you would like to have for ~ WY. 2·2036 232 E. SECOND I Dresser Sets • • • • 6.95 up It's very easy to ioin our Christmas Club. Just decide ' $4,49 Jewelite 1.00 OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATI TOYS FOR EVERY AGE tray for everyone who joins Pomeroy National Bank's Christmas Club! Brush & Comb Sets • 1.00 up 5 neck swealfl!l wlll be popular gifts this year as will the nifty portable trousers presser made by Westinghouse. 11 your man fine wines, he'll be witb a bottle of old Ma(perbaptl bottled in the year he was boro) or some good sberry and port Several finns are marketing an assortment of a half . d01en quality sauternes, burgundies and Jlor. deaux, Other posalbllltleo In category loclllle travel clocks, lealbtir tollet kits, umbrellas, leather ~ acceuorlea, tony cloth batbr hes. gilt jackets, 11ns of good belga caviar. t!1 AND UP: It must be .. sumnd :J011 know the man lor whom you 111'1 buying (w h J else would apeod more thaD IWeaten ano al- This beautiful serving Jewelite costUME · JEWElRY - -. eleelrHle lllnllter, CHRISTMAS CLUB Ladies' Justin Genuine Leather NEXT YEAR, BE PREPARED 011,. SoeJ"ety Notes •p•, For The Men On Your List and Wtvlt Clrdt .. •J· . "' Mr. and Mrs. llaJma ...... ... . ,. . ' c.r· . ' ' �... ' ' ' ~ 'i iii-The Sunday 'rimes-Sentinel, Sund~y, !ltov. !7, 1968 I · I · 't'LLL TE'U~'V I 'l'hc l::lrltldh Toy ManutacturLONDON (UPl) _ For . t~ 1 ers Assuc1~1ion displays a d) bear, 51 , feet tall, and who has everything else: : iug 1~ pounos <$132). IT'S SE\N Sl MPLE • ~ S ew ch SEW! 11~ By ALDO TRIPPINI United Press International · M<\DR!D (UP! I - Generalis· ' simo Francisco Franco's lnclusion of greater religious free1 dom among constitutional l'f· 1 furms announced this week comes at 8 time of seVere I religious crisis in catholic ; MACHINES BY S I NG E R ' ~ me l'anen ADDey. res1gnett, a move censidcred of political t; ignificapce because uf ·crilicism levelled against hlm by a number of his young Benedlctioe monks, Acoording to church I ils priesls from the republican: manhandlmg of a young student wrath. . arrested by police lollowm~ Last May the Incredible ' demonstrations In the local happened. About 120 priests univel"l!ity. . ranging ~om Jesuit fathers to , The young priests were Benediotlne· monks a~d PariS allacked by the Spamsh press priests -all under 40 -staged a and vaguely re1-mmanded by demonstratien in Barcelona to their own bishops. .The execu· protest against the alleged live committee of Spain's spain. n::s:!. ~:: ;o~:r~::~! Archon Service,Order Pled~es Five Men Franco regime Ior wmcn .,. acted as religious to the ktate.-run workerll' UIIJUII.S. Tj e "'~g priests" wan! nnl onlj to disassociate the c~un·h from. the l'fgime but to see a counse~IAr The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Nov. 27,1968--47 ' . ' 'Get lQur ow.n and your fam Uy a wardrobe in shape for ' the holldax season now' principle of religious liberty for Cath0 I,105 as 8 1egal n'ght nonand said II: special law on ·: 1reomso ed t ta ts and 1 Proesn ld f 11 J 0 : e~~ww~hls w~7· affect the '' ' With exclusive Push-BuHon Bobbin that winds right in the machine! "l''UGH & SEW • sewing machines wtth the exolu· •l.ve PuDh·Button Bobbin atort as l ow as 1 149.95 l'"oc!•l ~·lEI · All thr~ m odels ha ve the exclusive new Mpinning reel thread syste m tor smoothest thread flow; exclusive Slant Ne6dle t.:J see better, BBW better. USE YOUR PRESENT MACHINE AS A DOWN PAYMENT! For women who like to sew--a gift of a new Touch & Sew Singer Sewing Machine. For women who do NOT LIKE TO SEW-something made especially for her, from our complete line of piece goods. McCall patterns. If you and your sewing machine are Santa's llelpers, our fabric buys are a must! For Yule gifting.. dressing, fun sewing, shop here at great savingsl The Fabric Shop Singer Salet & Service McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO 992-2284 POMEROY , . We make everything At the beginning of each se- the sale wdl be g1ven to the Members of the pledge class · tte Alb'1ez Dav1s · L'b from dresses to coats mester, the Fraternal Order o1 Jeane 1 ra~y WI'II canvas res.ide ~ ts and bun· Archon of Rio Grande College R1o nesses of Gallipolis for dona, of Rio Grande . College, look like new again select men who they think Will Grande, Ohio. lions of salable goods. A o y with our modern be of service to the Order. The pledge class feels that dooation will be greatly appre. ·· I · f 'thi th thts money may be used to Ctatton. cleaning met~ : cnt1ca sttua .ton WI n e This semester five men were expand the volume content of . ods. Have yom 1Spanish ca_thohc Church ltseU IS chosen to be the Pledge Class the library, thereby pushing Rio The rummage sale Will be l te 1 rth held Saturday, Dec. 3, from 8 , not mmed1ately clear, but the 0, 1966 All accepted the offer G d C 11 church has been troubled by a ·with 8 . free will These men ra~ eth 0 elgebon!e 5 P ud't • a. m. to 5 p. m., at 28 Locust cleaning don• , · er m e ctm or accre t&-st tIn th Wood' IdramatiC. split between the so- 1are Doug 1 Shepeard Bernie , b h N h C e s nsurance A ree . ts" ' w.On y t e ort en1ra1 s- B 'ld' now and avoid I cal Ied "young prtes - Murphy Larry Downie Joh.n . t' I C II ut mg. 1 k' pa ron of church · ' socta 10n o o eges. the problem' see mg se ra 1 McAloon, and Lou Colasuonno. One poin+ however ·must De Any one wishing to donate obI and state - and the old church ' · . . , 11 . ch As part of every pledging pro.. err.phasized - there wtll be Jects for sale, call 446-3494 from 1 of th• hollday 1 I ~h~ c!iholic Church In Spain gram, the pledge class is re. oo personal benefit for any 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. between rush. · ·n ffecl sharing a problem quired to perform a project. In member of the pledge class or Nov. 28 through Dec. 2, or 18 1 jf / g the entire Spanish keeping with this tradition, th.e the Active Order. other than donations can De left at 28 Lo- l , ~~~n - the "long black line' pledge class is holding a Rum- pride in serving Rio Grande cus.t ~treet - Wood'~ Insur!tnce dividing 33 million Spaniards ·mage Sale. All proceed! from College. Bu!ldmg- between these hours. into those wh11 are over 40 and remember the Civil War and its one million dead, and those who are under 40 and were too HA ''~ A SUDDEN INVIyoung or not yet. born. TATION OR BUSINESS Statistics show that 6S per APPOINTMENT? NEED cent of Spanish Catholics are NEW YORK - He was just Iwill meet Cambridge? [rock group he calls "Moby A SPECIAL GARMENT under 40. The same propertion a lit~e lad of 1~ or 11 w~en , II.we locale the b1~ge~t N. ~ ., ~rape " (what's purple & rloats AND IT'S SOILED? WE'· is also recorded ror the Catholic we first knew him, a polilt:, tamtly, Roseland says 1t will m the sea; huh ?( Wayne clergy. bouncing, healthy lad on the toss them a party . .. "Cact~ ] Newton has a fine dancing , LL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM. Catbollcs Penecuted beach at Nassau, U1e Bahamas, Flower•: st~r Barry . Nelson's! te.acher: Eleanor Powell ..... . The old hierarchy of cardin- where bls dad kept an apart· lateSI bU"d IS lop fa shion model IE<ther everyone's ponying up 1 · als, archbishops. bishops. mon- m~nt_ m the sam~ truptr-pmk Hc l~ Gerstn~r; they we~e the proper taxes or there are signori and old ''priestS still ~~ding, and that s 1 our most 1 : ; harmg fettucme at Alfredo s 1 fewer conscience-stricken evad· , remembers that during the Civil VlVJd memory ot lhe yuuflt;::a~r New York. Iers: the Treasury Deprs ''Con~ 50 War 13 bishops, 5,255 priests full of ltfe . and love for his I science Fund" for anonymous and 2,669 members of different Ida_d, an .old ~nend named Fred- LORETTA Young_'s 21 - !ear-, retroactive contributions from 216 E. 2ND 992-5428 POMEROY religious orders were assassin-: ~~~k. Vlctona, one of, New old son_!:_ter Lewt~ J_ead~-.~ old cheats, has fallen to a 258 ated simply because they were k m~t respected and suc· I,y~e~ar~-J~ow~·:._.................__...._!:===::;;::======~:;:::~:;::;;::;~~::i!<=~ Catholic. cessfuJ antique dealers ... Just I• - · ------~- -----· - -~ ln the same way the ordinary a lew days ago 24 - year . old , Spaniard over 40 men<hers that Fredenck P. _wrote bis dad h• Open Friday Nights Til 9- Aiso Open All Day Thursdays . oI h'IS coun ,_, acuv• , one m1.11 1on ... men would fmllih his mtensely . · th nfllct1 and dangerous Vtetnam army ( d th me ea m e co . ass·gn t . d The "young priests" and " ,J men m some ten ays: 1 U come home VI& hong laymen under 40 have. n_o direct Kong, dad, and I'll be needln knowledge of the CIVIl War. ·'vi'lian c1 th g "Lo c , J " the ..... o es, so p1ease wrtte s ur~s ovenes immedialely and include the LANCASTER - Commenting young . pnests -!lave been namea ol some gond tailors at the official opening of the ' proclatmmg more or less openly shirt makt!rs and oLher Hun~ new multi-million dollar food TO that they waot to separate the Koos .sbops where l caa pick , processing plant of the General ~ !rom ill past lod ~ up an Inslaat Wardrobe. lt Mlllt Corporation lD Lancastconditionaf llllppOrl of Franco a wW be WODderful, finally eum- er, lOth District. Congressmanl'fglme eveu If Franoo did iDg horne," elect Clarence E. Miller prals1 lnJ'tJ'atJ've Is praise ' d I --------- Wonderful Way To SAY· MERRY CHRISTMAS H boma by way of Hong Eons: bls lather was lnfwmed this lad, 10 fuU of life m1 plano and peliteoess and decency aod respect for adults, this lovely, , lively little boy we remember 10 !ODdly from tbal goldeo beacb off West Bay Street in Nassau, waa killed tn action 11 VletDam. A mao from tho Wor IJe. parlment came to see our old 1 friend Fred. i '"lbia goon - be read lt to me from • pad," Fred l8ld, " What u obBCelle way to give • father the WOI"l!t moment of • lifetime." SPECIAL GIRl I. • TIUIU Say Merry Christmal with one of these apeclal gift Items. Wt bave many more to choose from. Avoid disappointment - Use our Lay-Away Planl AMERICAI by fOSTORII\ Daz:zllnr di1 mD11d·!l ktll facets reflttt eerly e l e~ nct ia ewiJklwlly iill&. SILVERWARE SELECTION USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN NO WI " ; :: ~ ' " ·' "A Gold Star Stott" Member of Pomeroy's Christm11 C1sh GIYIIWIY l• •.~ .• I ford has Limey accent and all ed under Pope Adrian IDd Glle day ma1be OXiord /ruled from to 7~. m ' OTHERS YOURS NOW . "'R USE OUR LAYAWAY SE~JCT EQUIPMENT eWE HAVE SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON B. R. W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY POMEROY, 0. PH. 992-2774 The 15 millioil members of this save - now - rejoice - later organization avera ged savings I of 1125 each for the year, reports the Christmas Club Corp ., which originated lhe savings plans In 1910. Checks totalling $!,882,890,000 are bP.ing mailed by 10,000 banks and savings Institutions, the corporation reports. n adds that while members on the average save about $2.50 each Wt!ek, some 2.5 million save as much as $5 weekly and nn additional 1.350,000 put away $10 or more a week, All Participating Merchants Are Now Giving Free Tickets ; All You D9 Is Register At Gold Star Stores •• ' ,, FOR I eA.ND MANY RIDING IN eFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3-1:00 PM $50· $25- 5 • $5 PRIZES No purchase is required Need not be present to win. Winners will be All drawings hold In notified. Pomeroy Parking Lot SHOP THE •SECOND DRAWING , DEC. 19-1:00 PM $SO A.' ., ', POMEROY 5 - $5 PRIZES $25 - STORES 1 Displaying eTHIRD DRAWING DEC. 17-1:00 PM . $SO - COMPLETE SELECTION USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN! Long B Hom Society News !!fii!!!!!M!IJII•.IM!IItJJIIIt•..-••••••••••llltl•••••••i'• • eSADDLES AND A Gold Sttr Store" ,;::=::==-- 1 e FLASHLIGHTS eBASKETBALLS ASK'FOR YOUR FREE TICKET JOHNNy CAJIS()N did so well at the Westbury Theater, producer Lee Guber will book him for a lour of his other theaters ... Comedian George Kirby may be tbe oext big Ne1 1 gro star with his own series: ! Sereen Getru1 signed the gifted George to co-star <a Ia Bill . 0 I Cosby .. Robert Culp Ia "I Spy") In a series tentatively tilled ''Tayg"'· King tl the Jungle." Hugo Cabel!aro, an ArgentinIan diplomat In Rome who has become one of th~ finest mod- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connolly U11 portrait pamters, ts 1n were dinner gueata of Mr. and N. Y. to daub a few wealthy & Mrs. Marvin Marks; cblc Greeks and that's the day's Sharon Fitzpatrick{ Columredundaoey Including Chri11- bus, and Ernestine Hll)'lllln retina Goulaodris and Doda Em- cently visited Mary Pierce.. . be~l~; also Consuela Crespi's Mary Offutt of 1-'arl\ersburg, Lwm s1ster Gloria Schiff and visited Mt. and Mrs. Joe Bismaybe Ceezee Guest's little sell. ' daughter, Cordelia . . . Hugo i Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith pamted the fabulous portal! oi l were recent visitors of Mr. and LucJana Pignatelli who's so !Mrs. Milton Tuttle, of Eagle grateful, she's showing Hugo Ridge. our town .... Hugo's not about Mr. and Mrs. Shierley $wan to settle here, however: he "has and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince ! a tine diplomatic career ahead; .were visJting ,at Weston and be started painUng for big New Martinsville, W. Va. commi.,ions for eight fine Lila Ridenour, Chester and I reasons : his lovely wife .and ' Ernestine Hayman were over· seven kids. night visitors In Columbus, Norman Weber Is a patient IF YOU wonder at Margaret at Camden Clark Hospital In Rutherford's antic octogenarian Parkersburg. . energy, It's because she's Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reyn- 1 late starter at everything: The olds visited Mr. and Mra. Bill ! marvelous old gal didn't ev~n Reynolds in Pomeroy. think she was old enough for -VIolet Smltb marriage until she was 54 .. Happy Rockefller's favorite eol· or? Apricot ..... . Farriery is . the art of shooing horses, aeeordlng to the GODFR~:v Cambridge will Encyclopaedia Britannica. 1 love Ibis: • new Negro oomediI an in London named Bobby Ox- Papal coinage was inaugurat- SUNBEAM IRONS, TOASTERS, CAN OPENERS, FRY PANS eWAGONS eTRICYCLES • In helping to attract ..,. Industry Into tha area. However, be added, ''IAcal lniUollve 18 the key to aucceu In projects of Ibis nature. With. out the help ml co-operation of a progressive, active, and lnte~ted private citizenry, developmental efforts of this type could not hope to be sue. cesaful. "New Industry means progreso," euntlnued Mlller, "with II eumes the jobs and revenue necessary to provide a permanent aoiUUon ID the economic probletrul ol Southeastern Ohto." He said II Ill bls Intention ID wurk closely with the Ohio Department of Development, and the local Community 1mprovement Corporallono within the lOth District ID see that every effort is made ID bring new Industry Into the area. ___ nl OTHER GIFT IDEAS H!Rf I SEE OUR With A Gift From Our Selection! hers of Christma~ Clubs sav. ed record amounts in 1966. - FOR THAT _, r ' ~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~;;~~protect~~lb~e~Co~tho~ll~c~CIIurcli lod UoButFred" the bill Idx-feet-two "II~ ed local and state of!lciidx for won't be eumlng the Important part bey played i 1 ROBINSON S LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING I NEW YORK (UPI) - "Look darling, It's just like 1 baby sistfr ," the saleslady co~d at seven-year-old Laura Anderson of New Jersey, pnssing along a i pert ball!' doll. Dubiously, Laura yanked the i , • doll's arm, receiving a "m3ma'' ·~~.-;::~~~. and a smile in return. "No," · ,.., she declared. "My baby sister Modern glider planes are would cry." capable o! am a z i n g aero. Baby dolls better _ or more nautical performances, says The World Almanac. eaoperative - than baby sis- ~ Powered solely by air cur· ters are billed as this season's rents, they have been brst-selli ng toys, outdoing even known to t1y more than 600 •he teen-age dolls that have led miles In one flight and tlnce 1959. As Laura learned, reach heights above 40,000 ;he)' walk, wriggle, wet, sneeze, feet. During World War 11, the Germans made use or wink , burp, and roller-skate - the noiseless planes for and even disobey, just like rea1 surprise attacks. Some glid· ·,aby sisters. ers can carry over 100 men. 1 1 • WORLD ALMANAC Savers Average FACTS $125inl966 Finest Dolls Being Offered Voice of Broadway LocaI LevcI SAY bollby Vance, Lanny Ashburn. Sthe Brogan, Haro ld Burke. Glen Crisp, Diane Davis, Fr~d , Davis, Rodm~y Davis and Steve Dcnahue. Ra-ndy Miller Janet i Priddy, Junke Priddy, Harry I Slawter and Dean Weber had . all A. Juniors - Gene Grate. LarSixty-one Rutland High sch~ol !1 Montgomery, Lelic. Kitchen, students are on the se~ond SIX· Allen Wilson, Teresa Dean, week~; period honor roll. Earn- ~haron Carter, Al an Blackwood. i ing grades of B or better were : J~ net Davis. and Charlayne Freshmen _ Steve Schilling, gCavis; Gloria T!Jomp ~on , all A. Pam Rawson, Nancy Shiflet, Senior~ - Juanit.o Dozer. Larry Mollohan, Dicme Knorr, Mary Flocarri, Ruger Con m·e Hy seII .· Scott carter and Allan Gibson, June Jarvis, Nan. Lindp Cardills, and Sherry Hay- cy Knt~tts, Sherry Ma tson. Er· e!! and Beverly Thompsorr, both nie Smith. Dixie Wamsley, Den. with all A. nis Weber, Debbie Smith. I thy Thomas, Lori Godby, Lilly Sophomores - Diane McDan. Imboden, ~lt>lvll .Johnstrm; Sa. I iel, Joe Myti!rS, Ronnie Grate, brd Canaday, Charles Scotl, Sandy Miller, Brenda Patterson. Utbbie Turner and Barbara J~nice Smith, Jeff Snowden, Williams, all A. I 1\1:~ • 1 61Rutlapd Pupils Earn Honor Listing ftr Roman Calhtlle blsbeps crlticlzed the young priests, saymg that although they wertl obvious~,y animated by a pnstornlproblem their methods Wfl'f regrettable aod could not be approved. Recently Father Justo Perez Urbel, the abbot of the Valley of 1 • ,{ '' Franco Church Ref·orm II'ItS •' 's • ' pa·'·n:. A ed s • R 1• • · c • • · ~::=::..:.:=====-=-..·-::.-:.:- .-:--====.1. mi st eriOUS e IgiOUS .fiSIS ;;~~~o~~~~~~~t;_ .f:~ ~~r~:;t:ee ~om ARE vo·u AOY FOR ' t· fo ~tllJ ~~ .THE ' HO' IDAY.S?, ,.,.,.; I jl I $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES eFINAl DRAWING DEC. 24- 1:00 PM $200- 3 -$50 Prizes, 5-$25 Prizes, 5-$5 Prizes The . Gold Star esutts & Topcoata bJ Curle• lljulf! lo. ~IlL by Jooepb • Felu SHOP LOCALLY •!Ja)LbJ_UETSON Keep home-town ' economy movmg 1 Sportswear bJ CBESCO all4 MoGRIGOI '. •Hooo ,, INTEIIWOVJ:II ~--- if,lltchlng handbaD 6.99 ' eLuua&e bJ BAMSONIB (Wo lulllot FREE) catch tha sparkle of each exciting holiday moment! Catch th" glow In Tau1 Lo, ' 1 classic pump by CONNIE, in Silver etched with a misty lace lffect, • Here Are Your ' Gold ~ar11 Pomeroy Stores: I Shirts by IWIIIA'I'I'AN, £NR0' SIIAPELY ~ ;Make your own fellllvltleo. Fun seems to follow the gRmmar Dltt in pumps that] IN VOGUE AND MADEMDISEUE. ~jE" and All perJOiltl8 yean ot 11e and older are eligible to partieipate 10.99 I Iolii b7 IICKa JacquehnJ. eSw~~tero bfiiBVEU • GJU.IlAN' KANBA'I'l'AN STARTING DECEMBER 16 ethldtrweu b1 rAVLTLDII OPEN EVERY NIGHT (EX,CEPT SUNDAY! IJNTIL CHRISTMAS. CLOSE AT 5 PM ON CHRISTMAS EVE. 'JIANE' ·' 1. SWISHER & LOHSI POMEROY CIMINT ILOCK CO, ELIIRFILDS •'~'~• b1 ~v IIIUIMl!LL ILAITTNAR AUTO CO. MARGUERITE'S SHO! SHOP KAPPLI'S SOHIO SIRVICI ITA. ILUE & GRAY RESTAURANT fRANCll PLORIIT GOESSL!R JIWELRY STOU POMEROY PASTRY SHOP STIFFLER'S RED ANCHOR HARTLIY AND JINNITT EBIRSIACH HARDWARE NILSON DRUG ITORI SIMON'S MARKET , K&CJIWILRY MOORE'S STOll : NIW YORK CLOTNINa HOUII Ofllelal.., ........quloll LUSHOP I ' ' , u....,.. ·..,...,.., ...._....... _...,..;rom-;r . , CoQlete 'l'OJI IAWYI:II ~· •. 11, who 1--===:::::==-=-=--=·=.____:__:_:._:.:.:::._..;..______.:__, ' br ' ·t ' ... • ..... ~- ~. - • -'",i''i.G. HOWl>& LIAfHIR SUP, RUN Mlt.~s ' SPONSORS: ' G~qcE,RT ' CROW'I tnAK HOUII Farmers ••nk & Savlnlt ·- __ . Pom•roy NatiOMIIank Davi•·'Nirner lnaurtniCe William& lat'lonwtdt lntUflntl KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR POMEROY HOME AND AUTO CENTER . ~IAT , TI:IE POMEROY ·. LEVEE, . • 1 ,/ . '. I. < ::, ·J!(ltGS EQUIPMENT CO · ' IN GEL'S CARPET HOUSI DOWNIE-GROSS SIMON'S PtCK·A·PAtR BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ASSOC. RADIO & TV MIDWAY MARKET .DON'S ASHLAND SERVICI POMEROY MOTOR CO. lOWERS DRIVE INN BAtLEY'S RESTAURANT R.tut.er't ltuvrahct Karr't lerbllr $hap Crow, Crow & Pet'ter .S~NTA CLAUS ARRIVES IN POMEROY BY BOAT' I • ' ~ -;fij(wW!RS POMEROY PLOWIR SHOP I ' MEMBER OF POMEROY MERCHANTS GOLD STAR CHRISTMAS J CASH GIVEAWAY . liN fRANKLIN !!fORI •IJ!o.ll bfiiVIIK.:allll ' ~ ~ .' "OM&ROY SVNOCO STATION , I : ·' · , _. . HoYT S SOHtO STATION CHAPMAN·CANADA Y SHO~S ISl..,ks bJ Dm11DGJ1 AS &EEH: Rllll OIL COMPANY ..) .• , \ . ·oec. 3 -10:00 AM �... ' ' ' ~ 'i iii-The Sunday 'rimes-Sentinel, Sund~y, !ltov. !7, 1968 I · I · 't'LLL TE'U~'V I 'l'hc l::lrltldh Toy ManutacturLONDON (UPl) _ For . t~ 1 ers Assuc1~1ion displays a d) bear, 51 , feet tall, and who has everything else: : iug 1~ pounos <$132). IT'S SE\N Sl MPLE • ~ S ew ch SEW! 11~ By ALDO TRIPPINI United Press International · M<\DR!D (UP! I - Generalis· ' simo Francisco Franco's lnclusion of greater religious free1 dom among constitutional l'f· 1 furms announced this week comes at 8 time of seVere I religious crisis in catholic ; MACHINES BY S I NG E R ' ~ me l'anen ADDey. res1gnett, a move censidcred of political t; ignificapce because uf ·crilicism levelled against hlm by a number of his young Benedlctioe monks, Acoording to church I ils priesls from the republican: manhandlmg of a young student wrath. . arrested by police lollowm~ Last May the Incredible ' demonstrations In the local happened. About 120 priests univel"l!ity. . ranging ~om Jesuit fathers to , The young priests were Benediotlne· monks a~d PariS allacked by the Spamsh press priests -all under 40 -staged a and vaguely re1-mmanded by demonstratien in Barcelona to their own bishops. .The execu· protest against the alleged live committee of Spain's spain. n::s:!. ~:: ;o~:r~::~! Archon Service,Order Pled~es Five Men Franco regime Ior wmcn .,. acted as religious to the ktate.-run workerll' UIIJUII.S. Tj e "'~g priests" wan! nnl onlj to disassociate the c~un·h from. the l'fgime but to see a counse~IAr The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Nov. 27,1968--47 ' . ' 'Get lQur ow.n and your fam Uy a wardrobe in shape for ' the holldax season now' principle of religious liberty for Cath0 I,105 as 8 1egal n'ght nonand said II: special law on ·: 1reomso ed t ta ts and 1 Proesn ld f 11 J 0 : e~~ww~hls w~7· affect the '' ' With exclusive Push-BuHon Bobbin that winds right in the machine! "l''UGH & SEW • sewing machines wtth the exolu· •l.ve PuDh·Button Bobbin atort as l ow as 1 149.95 l'"oc!•l ~·lEI · All thr~ m odels ha ve the exclusive new Mpinning reel thread syste m tor smoothest thread flow; exclusive Slant Ne6dle t.:J see better, BBW better. USE YOUR PRESENT MACHINE AS A DOWN PAYMENT! For women who like to sew--a gift of a new Touch & Sew Singer Sewing Machine. For women who do NOT LIKE TO SEW-something made especially for her, from our complete line of piece goods. McCall patterns. If you and your sewing machine are Santa's llelpers, our fabric buys are a must! For Yule gifting.. dressing, fun sewing, shop here at great savingsl The Fabric Shop Singer Salet & Service McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO 992-2284 POMEROY , . We make everything At the beginning of each se- the sale wdl be g1ven to the Members of the pledge class · tte Alb'1ez Dav1s · L'b from dresses to coats mester, the Fraternal Order o1 Jeane 1 ra~y WI'II canvas res.ide ~ ts and bun· Archon of Rio Grande College R1o nesses of Gallipolis for dona, of Rio Grande . College, look like new again select men who they think Will Grande, Ohio. lions of salable goods. A o y with our modern be of service to the Order. The pledge class feels that dooation will be greatly appre. ·· I · f 'thi th thts money may be used to Ctatton. cleaning met~ : cnt1ca sttua .ton WI n e This semester five men were expand the volume content of . ods. Have yom 1Spanish ca_thohc Church ltseU IS chosen to be the Pledge Class the library, thereby pushing Rio The rummage sale Will be l te 1 rth held Saturday, Dec. 3, from 8 , not mmed1ately clear, but the 0, 1966 All accepted the offer G d C 11 church has been troubled by a ·with 8 . free will These men ra~ eth 0 elgebon!e 5 P ud't • a. m. to 5 p. m., at 28 Locust cleaning don• , · er m e ctm or accre t&-st tIn th Wood' IdramatiC. split between the so- 1are Doug 1 Shepeard Bernie , b h N h C e s nsurance A ree . ts" ' w.On y t e ort en1ra1 s- B 'ld' now and avoid I cal Ied "young prtes - Murphy Larry Downie Joh.n . t' I C II ut mg. 1 k' pa ron of church · ' socta 10n o o eges. the problem' see mg se ra 1 McAloon, and Lou Colasuonno. One poin+ however ·must De Any one wishing to donate obI and state - and the old church ' · . . , 11 . ch As part of every pledging pro.. err.phasized - there wtll be Jects for sale, call 446-3494 from 1 of th• hollday 1 I ~h~ c!iholic Church In Spain gram, the pledge class is re. oo personal benefit for any 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. between rush. · ·n ffecl sharing a problem quired to perform a project. In member of the pledge class or Nov. 28 through Dec. 2, or 18 1 jf / g the entire Spanish keeping with this tradition, th.e the Active Order. other than donations can De left at 28 Lo- l , ~~~n - the "long black line' pledge class is holding a Rum- pride in serving Rio Grande cus.t ~treet - Wood'~ Insur!tnce dividing 33 million Spaniards ·mage Sale. All proceed! from College. Bu!ldmg- between these hours. into those wh11 are over 40 and remember the Civil War and its one million dead, and those who are under 40 and were too HA ''~ A SUDDEN INVIyoung or not yet. born. TATION OR BUSINESS Statistics show that 6S per APPOINTMENT? NEED cent of Spanish Catholics are NEW YORK - He was just Iwill meet Cambridge? [rock group he calls "Moby A SPECIAL GARMENT under 40. The same propertion a lit~e lad of 1~ or 11 w~en , II.we locale the b1~ge~t N. ~ ., ~rape " (what's purple & rloats AND IT'S SOILED? WE'· is also recorded ror the Catholic we first knew him, a polilt:, tamtly, Roseland says 1t will m the sea; huh ?( Wayne clergy. bouncing, healthy lad on the toss them a party . .. "Cact~ ] Newton has a fine dancing , LL SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM. Catbollcs Penecuted beach at Nassau, U1e Bahamas, Flower•: st~r Barry . Nelson's! te.acher: Eleanor Powell ..... . The old hierarchy of cardin- where bls dad kept an apart· lateSI bU"d IS lop fa shion model IE<ther everyone's ponying up 1 · als, archbishops. bishops. mon- m~nt_ m the sam~ truptr-pmk Hc l~ Gerstn~r; they we~e the proper taxes or there are signori and old ''priestS still ~~ding, and that s 1 our most 1 : ; harmg fettucme at Alfredo s 1 fewer conscience-stricken evad· , remembers that during the Civil VlVJd memory ot lhe yuuflt;::a~r New York. Iers: the Treasury Deprs ''Con~ 50 War 13 bishops, 5,255 priests full of ltfe . and love for his I science Fund" for anonymous and 2,669 members of different Ida_d, an .old ~nend named Fred- LORETTA Young_'s 21 - !ear-, retroactive contributions from 216 E. 2ND 992-5428 POMEROY religious orders were assassin-: ~~~k. Vlctona, one of, New old son_!:_ter Lewt~ J_ead~-.~ old cheats, has fallen to a 258 ated simply because they were k m~t respected and suc· I,y~e~ar~-J~ow~·:._.................__...._!:===::;;::======~:;:::~:;::;;::;~~::i!<=~ Catholic. cessfuJ antique dealers ... Just I• - · ------~- -----· - -~ ln the same way the ordinary a lew days ago 24 - year . old , Spaniard over 40 men<hers that Fredenck P. _wrote bis dad h• Open Friday Nights Til 9- Aiso Open All Day Thursdays . oI h'IS coun ,_, acuv• , one m1.11 1on ... men would fmllih his mtensely . · th nfllct1 and dangerous Vtetnam army ( d th me ea m e co . ass·gn t . d The "young priests" and " ,J men m some ten ays: 1 U come home VI& hong laymen under 40 have. n_o direct Kong, dad, and I'll be needln knowledge of the CIVIl War. ·'vi'lian c1 th g "Lo c , J " the ..... o es, so p1ease wrtte s ur~s ovenes immedialely and include the LANCASTER - Commenting young . pnests -!lave been namea ol some gond tailors at the official opening of the ' proclatmmg more or less openly shirt makt!rs and oLher Hun~ new multi-million dollar food TO that they waot to separate the Koos .sbops where l caa pick , processing plant of the General ~ !rom ill past lod ~ up an Inslaat Wardrobe. lt Mlllt Corporation lD Lancastconditionaf llllppOrl of Franco a wW be WODderful, finally eum- er, lOth District. Congressmanl'fglme eveu If Franoo did iDg horne," elect Clarence E. Miller prals1 lnJ'tJ'atJ've Is praise ' d I --------- Wonderful Way To SAY· MERRY CHRISTMAS H boma by way of Hong Eons: bls lather was lnfwmed this lad, 10 fuU of life m1 plano and peliteoess and decency aod respect for adults, this lovely, , lively little boy we remember 10 !ODdly from tbal goldeo beacb off West Bay Street in Nassau, waa killed tn action 11 VletDam. A mao from tho Wor IJe. parlment came to see our old 1 friend Fred. i '"lbia goon - be read lt to me from • pad," Fred l8ld, " What u obBCelle way to give • father the WOI"l!t moment of • lifetime." SPECIAL GIRl I. • TIUIU Say Merry Christmal with one of these apeclal gift Items. Wt bave many more to choose from. Avoid disappointment - Use our Lay-Away Planl AMERICAI by fOSTORII\ Daz:zllnr di1 mD11d·!l ktll facets reflttt eerly e l e~ nct ia ewiJklwlly iill&. SILVERWARE SELECTION USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN NO WI " ; :: ~ ' " ·' "A Gold Star Stott" Member of Pomeroy's Christm11 C1sh GIYIIWIY l• •.~ .• I ford has Limey accent and all ed under Pope Adrian IDd Glle day ma1be OXiord /ruled from to 7~. m ' OTHERS YOURS NOW . "'R USE OUR LAYAWAY SE~JCT EQUIPMENT eWE HAVE SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON B. R. W. HOWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY POMEROY, 0. PH. 992-2774 The 15 millioil members of this save - now - rejoice - later organization avera ged savings I of 1125 each for the year, reports the Christmas Club Corp ., which originated lhe savings plans In 1910. Checks totalling $!,882,890,000 are bP.ing mailed by 10,000 banks and savings Institutions, the corporation reports. n adds that while members on the average save about $2.50 each Wt!ek, some 2.5 million save as much as $5 weekly and nn additional 1.350,000 put away $10 or more a week, All Participating Merchants Are Now Giving Free Tickets ; All You D9 Is Register At Gold Star Stores •• ' ,, FOR I eA.ND MANY RIDING IN eFIRST DRAWING DEC. 3-1:00 PM $50· $25- 5 • $5 PRIZES No purchase is required Need not be present to win. Winners will be All drawings hold In notified. Pomeroy Parking Lot SHOP THE •SECOND DRAWING , DEC. 19-1:00 PM $SO A.' ., ', POMEROY 5 - $5 PRIZES $25 - STORES 1 Displaying eTHIRD DRAWING DEC. 17-1:00 PM . $SO - COMPLETE SELECTION USE OUR LAY·AWAY PLAN! Long B Hom Society News !!fii!!!!!M!IJII•.IM!IItJJIIIt•..-••••••••••llltl•••••••i'• • eSADDLES AND A Gold Sttr Store" ,;::=::==-- 1 e FLASHLIGHTS eBASKETBALLS ASK'FOR YOUR FREE TICKET JOHNNy CAJIS()N did so well at the Westbury Theater, producer Lee Guber will book him for a lour of his other theaters ... Comedian George Kirby may be tbe oext big Ne1 1 gro star with his own series: ! Sereen Getru1 signed the gifted George to co-star <a Ia Bill . 0 I Cosby .. Robert Culp Ia "I Spy") In a series tentatively tilled ''Tayg"'· King tl the Jungle." Hugo Cabel!aro, an ArgentinIan diplomat In Rome who has become one of th~ finest mod- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connolly U11 portrait pamters, ts 1n were dinner gueata of Mr. and N. Y. to daub a few wealthy & Mrs. Marvin Marks; cblc Greeks and that's the day's Sharon Fitzpatrick{ Columredundaoey Including Chri11- bus, and Ernestine Hll)'lllln retina Goulaodris and Doda Em- cently visited Mary Pierce.. . be~l~; also Consuela Crespi's Mary Offutt of 1-'arl\ersburg, Lwm s1ster Gloria Schiff and visited Mt. and Mrs. Joe Bismaybe Ceezee Guest's little sell. ' daughter, Cordelia . . . Hugo i Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Smith pamted the fabulous portal! oi l were recent visitors of Mr. and LucJana Pignatelli who's so !Mrs. Milton Tuttle, of Eagle grateful, she's showing Hugo Ridge. our town .... Hugo's not about Mr. and Mrs. Shierley $wan to settle here, however: he "has and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince ! a tine diplomatic career ahead; .were visJting ,at Weston and be started painUng for big New Martinsville, W. Va. commi.,ions for eight fine Lila Ridenour, Chester and I reasons : his lovely wife .and ' Ernestine Hayman were over· seven kids. night visitors In Columbus, Norman Weber Is a patient IF YOU wonder at Margaret at Camden Clark Hospital In Rutherford's antic octogenarian Parkersburg. . energy, It's because she's Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Reyn- 1 late starter at everything: The olds visited Mr. and Mra. Bill ! marvelous old gal didn't ev~n Reynolds in Pomeroy. think she was old enough for -VIolet Smltb marriage until she was 54 .. Happy Rockefller's favorite eol· or? Apricot ..... . Farriery is . the art of shooing horses, aeeordlng to the GODFR~:v Cambridge will Encyclopaedia Britannica. 1 love Ibis: • new Negro oomediI an in London named Bobby Ox- Papal coinage was inaugurat- SUNBEAM IRONS, TOASTERS, CAN OPENERS, FRY PANS eWAGONS eTRICYCLES • In helping to attract ..,. Industry Into tha area. However, be added, ''IAcal lniUollve 18 the key to aucceu In projects of Ibis nature. With. out the help ml co-operation of a progressive, active, and lnte~ted private citizenry, developmental efforts of this type could not hope to be sue. cesaful. "New Industry means progreso," euntlnued Mlller, "with II eumes the jobs and revenue necessary to provide a permanent aoiUUon ID the economic probletrul ol Southeastern Ohto." He said II Ill bls Intention ID wurk closely with the Ohio Department of Development, and the local Community 1mprovement Corporallono within the lOth District ID see that every effort is made ID bring new Industry Into the area. ___ nl OTHER GIFT IDEAS H!Rf I SEE OUR With A Gift From Our Selection! hers of Christma~ Clubs sav. ed record amounts in 1966. - FOR THAT _, r ' ~~~~~~~~~~~i~~~~;;~~protect~~lb~e~Co~tho~ll~c~CIIurcli lod UoButFred" the bill Idx-feet-two "II~ ed local and state of!lciidx for won't be eumlng the Important part bey played i 1 ROBINSON S LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING I NEW YORK (UPI) - "Look darling, It's just like 1 baby sistfr ," the saleslady co~d at seven-year-old Laura Anderson of New Jersey, pnssing along a i pert ball!' doll. Dubiously, Laura yanked the i , • doll's arm, receiving a "m3ma'' ·~~.-;::~~~. and a smile in return. "No," · ,.., she declared. "My baby sister Modern glider planes are would cry." capable o! am a z i n g aero. Baby dolls better _ or more nautical performances, says The World Almanac. eaoperative - than baby sis- ~ Powered solely by air cur· ters are billed as this season's rents, they have been brst-selli ng toys, outdoing even known to t1y more than 600 •he teen-age dolls that have led miles In one flight and tlnce 1959. As Laura learned, reach heights above 40,000 ;he)' walk, wriggle, wet, sneeze, feet. During World War 11, the Germans made use or wink , burp, and roller-skate - the noiseless planes for and even disobey, just like rea1 surprise attacks. Some glid· ·,aby sisters. ers can carry over 100 men. 1 1 • WORLD ALMANAC Savers Average FACTS $125inl966 Finest Dolls Being Offered Voice of Broadway LocaI LevcI SAY bollby Vance, Lanny Ashburn. Sthe Brogan, Haro ld Burke. Glen Crisp, Diane Davis, Fr~d , Davis, Rodm~y Davis and Steve Dcnahue. Ra-ndy Miller Janet i Priddy, Junke Priddy, Harry I Slawter and Dean Weber had . all A. Juniors - Gene Grate. LarSixty-one Rutland High sch~ol !1 Montgomery, Lelic. Kitchen, students are on the se~ond SIX· Allen Wilson, Teresa Dean, week~; period honor roll. Earn- ~haron Carter, Al an Blackwood. i ing grades of B or better were : J~ net Davis. and Charlayne Freshmen _ Steve Schilling, gCavis; Gloria T!Jomp ~on , all A. Pam Rawson, Nancy Shiflet, Senior~ - Juanit.o Dozer. Larry Mollohan, Dicme Knorr, Mary Flocarri, Ruger Con m·e Hy seII .· Scott carter and Allan Gibson, June Jarvis, Nan. Lindp Cardills, and Sherry Hay- cy Knt~tts, Sherry Ma tson. Er· e!! and Beverly Thompsorr, both nie Smith. Dixie Wamsley, Den. with all A. nis Weber, Debbie Smith. I thy Thomas, Lori Godby, Lilly Sophomores - Diane McDan. Imboden, ~lt>lvll .Johnstrm; Sa. I iel, Joe Myti!rS, Ronnie Grate, brd Canaday, Charles Scotl, Sandy Miller, Brenda Patterson. Utbbie Turner and Barbara J~nice Smith, Jeff Snowden, Williams, all A. I 1\1:~ • 1 61Rutlapd Pupils Earn Honor Listing ftr Roman Calhtlle blsbeps crlticlzed the young priests, saymg that although they wertl obvious~,y animated by a pnstornlproblem their methods Wfl'f regrettable aod could not be approved. Recently Father Justo Perez Urbel, the abbot of the Valley of 1 • ,{ '' Franco Church Ref·orm II'ItS •' 's • ' pa·'·n:. A ed s • R 1• • · c • • · ~::=::..:.:=====-=-..·-::.-:.:- .-:--====.1. mi st eriOUS e IgiOUS .fiSIS ;;~~~o~~~~~~~t;_ .f:~ ~~r~:;t:ee ~om ARE vo·u AOY FOR ' t· fo ~tllJ ~~ .THE ' HO' IDAY.S?, ,.,.,.; I jl I $25 - 5 • $5 PRIZES eFINAl DRAWING DEC. 24- 1:00 PM $200- 3 -$50 Prizes, 5-$25 Prizes, 5-$5 Prizes The . Gold Star esutts & Topcoata bJ Curle• lljulf! lo. ~IlL by Jooepb • Felu SHOP LOCALLY •!Ja)LbJ_UETSON Keep home-town ' economy movmg 1 Sportswear bJ CBESCO all4 MoGRIGOI '. •Hooo ,, INTEIIWOVJ:II ~--- if,lltchlng handbaD 6.99 ' eLuua&e bJ BAMSONIB (Wo lulllot FREE) catch tha sparkle of each exciting holiday moment! Catch th" glow In Tau1 Lo, ' 1 classic pump by CONNIE, in Silver etched with a misty lace lffect, • Here Are Your ' Gold ~ar11 Pomeroy Stores: I Shirts by IWIIIA'I'I'AN, £NR0' SIIAPELY ~ ;Make your own fellllvltleo. Fun seems to follow the gRmmar Dltt in pumps that] IN VOGUE AND MADEMDISEUE. ~jE" and All perJOiltl8 yean ot 11e and older are eligible to partieipate 10.99 I Iolii b7 IICKa JacquehnJ. eSw~~tero bfiiBVEU • GJU.IlAN' KANBA'I'l'AN STARTING DECEMBER 16 ethldtrweu b1 rAVLTLDII OPEN EVERY NIGHT (EX,CEPT SUNDAY! IJNTIL CHRISTMAS. CLOSE AT 5 PM ON CHRISTMAS EVE. 'JIANE' ·' 1. SWISHER & LOHSI POMEROY CIMINT ILOCK CO, ELIIRFILDS •'~'~• b1 ~v IIIUIMl!LL ILAITTNAR AUTO CO. MARGUERITE'S SHO! SHOP KAPPLI'S SOHIO SIRVICI ITA. ILUE & GRAY RESTAURANT fRANCll PLORIIT GOESSL!R JIWELRY STOU POMEROY PASTRY SHOP STIFFLER'S RED ANCHOR HARTLIY AND JINNITT EBIRSIACH HARDWARE NILSON DRUG ITORI SIMON'S MARKET , K&CJIWILRY MOORE'S STOll : NIW YORK CLOTNINa HOUII Ofllelal.., ........quloll LUSHOP I ' ' , u....,.. ·..,...,.., ...._....... _...,..;rom-;r . , CoQlete 'l'OJI IAWYI:II ~· •. 11, who 1--===:::::==-=-=--=·=.____:__:_:._:.:.:::._..;..______.:__, ' br ' ·t ' ... • ..... ~- ~. - • -'",i''i.G. HOWl>& LIAfHIR SUP, RUN Mlt.~s ' SPONSORS: ' G~qcE,RT ' CROW'I tnAK HOUII Farmers ••nk & Savlnlt ·- __ . Pom•roy NatiOMIIank Davi•·'Nirner lnaurtniCe William& lat'lonwtdt lntUflntl KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR POMEROY HOME AND AUTO CENTER . ~IAT , TI:IE POMEROY ·. LEVEE, . • 1 ,/ . '. I. < ::, ·J!(ltGS EQUIPMENT CO · ' IN GEL'S CARPET HOUSI DOWNIE-GROSS SIMON'S PtCK·A·PAtR BIG BEND TRAILER SALES ASSOC. RADIO & TV MIDWAY MARKET .DON'S ASHLAND SERVICI POMEROY MOTOR CO. lOWERS DRIVE INN BAtLEY'S RESTAURANT R.tut.er't ltuvrahct Karr't lerbllr $hap Crow, Crow & Pet'ter .S~NTA CLAUS ARRIVES IN POMEROY BY BOAT' I • ' ~ -;fij(wW!RS POMEROY PLOWIR SHOP I ' MEMBER OF POMEROY MERCHANTS GOLD STAR CHRISTMAS J CASH GIVEAWAY . liN fRANKLIN !!fORI •IJ!o.ll bfiiVIIK.:allll ' ~ ~ .' "OM&ROY SVNOCO STATION , I : ·' · , _. . HoYT S SOHtO STATION CHAPMAN·CANADA Y SHO~S ISl..,ks bJ Dm11DGJ1 AS &EEH: Rllll OIL COMPANY ..) .• , \ . ·oec. 3 -10:00 AM �..., ·r:r·· -., ' pany as a laborer July IJ. tiM • '•,/ " 'l I_ 4~'I'b~ Su.JUI&Y Tlmes-Sen~n!l,.~un_day, Nov. ~7, 198~ .·r\·. and later bec811)e a helper '"· and an equlpment operator. .Ke Scbqal. He and his wife, fal'll the mal!'tenance department, I waf born In Richmond, v~.•J!ld:Mae bave twO cbUdren and junior •maintenance man, an ._ Po " ·01..,. lreside near PomefOI'. . operator, graduatfd ·uum meroy _., ... From Pomeroy Flower Shop ~":i."t""-1-,..--~ r - ., ~ . ·.;-~:t-;.t,;r,..'l~¥..::Y·-..~;:· ~;..~; ,' :..:.:·. ~·.•.!,._.. ..._ 1-':.. J .;,•::.,·.'::·:::·~ "", . , I ., ". .... .,~-- 1(),0 . I. ,, . F1owers say c•Have a Merry . '. Christmas," beautifullq. Compliment your hostess ••. decorate your home ... give flowers. See us i . '· for all your floral needs. DALLAS CADLE Centerpieces Sporn Promotes Three Mento Unit Foreman • Special Bouquoto • Christmas Corsages • .· _.. ' .'. ....•.. . . .. ~ ·,· . ·~ . .. ', ' ' ' .. . I•' ' ' ... ' I ..., ' • '., - ' . ' ' Ted Abolin, manager of the I Philip Sporn Plant at New Ha- ~ ven, has announced promotion of Dallas A. Cadle, Dwight R. , Wallace and Raymond L. Cnle to the position oi' Unit Foremaa. ~ c; Long·Stemmed Roses . DWIGIIT WALLACE • Cadle was first employed the company as a coal llandlet· Floral Arrangements in the yard department In 1951 He later became a tractor operMember Pomerny·.~ Gold Stm Ch.rfstm.as Cash ator, auxiliary equipment operator and equipment operator. Giveaway. Aslc jar yo1.1r Free Ticket. Beautiful Potted Plants _ nA YMOND COLE He was born at Leon, gradua~ §f'IIIC4::!Ctt!fiC'f'«ICI.lrctt:c••c'Ctt:rc't:INI(I.Ctc:tt:'C:IRliPI:IlftftiCICICII:1 SOME PUDDING ed rrom PPHS and st~rved in lf • We Wire PORTSMOUTH, England the Navy in 1945 and 1940. He ~ IUPI)- Royal Navy chefs have and his wife, Betty, have two • ~ Flowers I Im;Y"" the batter lor a Christ- sons and a daughter and reside ~ Phone 992·2039 Day or 949·2951 Night ~ pudding. It took them a •ear Mason. • ~ Everywhere! tt ill Mrs. Millard Van Meter ~ while because w serv~ Wallace joined the company A 500 sa~lors. lngredtents onclud- J 1 11 1951 as a laborer and W. Main St. Free Delivery Pomeroy, 0. I ed five pints o~ rum, .160 Ia~ b~came a helper in the atNIMIJIIUIIJIItii•MIIIIIIIIIIII ... IIIlltJtllllltJtMtNrllt~ three penny bits {~oms),. and majntenance department, an ~!!!'!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!'!!!!!"!""!"!!!'!.......,""'!!!"""!~~OO~O~JPI"'o~un~d~s.": of~o,..,th~er~t':"ng~r~edi~e~nts~. auxiliary equipment operator• and an equipment operator. He was born at Stockport, and gra. Idu;1ted from Chester Hill lfigh . School. He spent 4% years in lhe Army with the raUng ol sergeant. He and his wife, Lena, three children and reside . · Middleport. I II • I II POMEROY fLO'NER SHOP = I , ' e ~~ Cnlo otarted wllh the com- 1 GOODIES FOR FIOO When buyinll loya for •'ido, aurt the)' have been mado rthe cam(On, w~·· @eo 1101'111' iofenllllllle' . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I I l,r -l>!rbl"ll<fll S4Z,99 ll!ldFU..tm.e lofltlli'IYIIicliJ. . io""-. ..... PETITE WATCH PLAYER - A - - $9.99 ~ DRINK and •SUSAN• THI ·PIRPICT PLAY· MATE! ElGIE'S 19" TODDLIR DOLL A Ioyei:J llllk.....,llev• friend - 111> brealllble, w11bablt, wltb curlY bair tbat'o rooted ln. MovlDI ll'DLI and lea~ Sbe'• beautifully clresSed. VIII,)'( WET DOLL ahoes. V1·V8l!8 1.98 . $2.98 •WONDERLAND OF TOYS E!don'o 2~n·l Stunt Drlvero Race Set ............... 14.99 GT Car Set by Motte! Switch 'N Go .. .. . .. .. • .. 5.99 TIMEX ELECTRIC WATCH 12\'J·In. "lonnie DNr" ,..peluxe ' MAIR DRYER ,; I UM CLEANER I I II~ In, bu belli ge fllbllnc •• 'lbe ·llllla wugltt ill be HATEO~LF I IF TOMORRoW NEVEitCAME! I ver, bu Dill • battle. ._~-~ •4 , Aired , ...'itoburcltes aDd large JDI&III SPECIALS IN·EVERY DEPT, ' discuu lhe ..•• Ill fR , Jowolly loUt .......... _., I.M Of LHthlr llltfol. .. .. .. • • .. • .. 2M Lodlol' VInyl Olovoo .......... 1.10 Lodlto' Nylon Trrlcol lllpo .... '-At Gift ""'""' ............... ,., 1.10 Mon'oJIInvt Houoo lllppon •., , l;ft Ho.. le a tio Sol . .. .......... 1.71 Mo....., 2·Pc. Gilt Set .. , .. .. .. HID R11, IUS Dotnlnloo Holr Dryor 10M R11. 12.18 Ho-roor 'lloc. Knlfo t.ft I toe, llankot, guor, 2 JH!I' .... f,ft Bold Venture BINOCULARS Six dlHerent llyleo, ueb one cuter than the other! SioJ&.ilance or oleop. haor. Vl·v932 rooted 3.98 Nch meroy Home & Auto Center PLENTY OF FREE PARKING POMEROY DRINK a WIT DOLLS Tbeae eute little a.iDcll·Yinyl bablee come Ia fOur dlllerent ways. Wra~ fa 1 batket or I cradle - fted OD I pillow or an adlllllabla lion!D& llble. BtCII- wltb 1 plait :e bottle . V1•V808 'ill!.._Hu::: ' 98c HCh B eASK FOR SALE IILL . j: AAV£ A ·. INC'IA,N HeAD · . .PeNNY. . 1'HIG · l$ A · ·. 1~ · ~1510N. :t CAN'1' Dl:CiDE 5E.1WE!::N 1H~ MAIZSH~ 8Ur=J:=ALO 1HE CHO<:otATe' GE:Nf~.~L OR [lllioted, """' • $umMI ), Howard Smltb,IIIJ:o. Bow._ · lraold meal - ... assiP'· ton lllld- Rev. Jlli!li.'l enlinl !IIilion. ,_ • pllll BuddvL~- "H" Roce Teom Set ...... 2.99 18" Zoo....Up Dump Truck 1.77 LOVABLE DOLLS 13" Fire Rilcue Truck .. , 4.99 HORSMAN ... SLIIPY llG 20'' IAIY DOLL WITH PILLOW Your beautiful dream don- soft 13'h" Corvette. Stlngroy •• , 99c and cuddly you'd tl!IDir: ohe wu real. SUky hair la rooted in to stay .... a · Big 12" Bronoo Truck .... 1.88 bow·tled curl rilbt Ill !be middle ol her balrdo. Flanllel paJamsa oro toot- 12" Secret Ejector Cer .... 4,99 ed otyl.,;...preUJ, .Joee lrlma !be bli 13 Ploee, Service For 2. Chilton pll(ow. V!-VJt& Ptrldng PerCOlator Sat , •• 1.98 $5••8 JT ... THI JOLioY OI!ILI Tobie, Cover, Iran . II" TALL Deluxe INIII"II Set .. .. .. 3(~ Fa~btoa·wlte doUo to please !be cble mama. Drelll!l from 1 detl8fler's col· lectlon - llllr from an ellte salon. 81'2'' Push Button "telephon, 1.22 . in~ eyes1.. tnov1na arms, legs, b)' F:rank O'Neal SHORT .B IBS 1, at 7 p.m. Bul- A mlzalloo IIIII -a.. . , - Hat- everywhere! lo!ov!D& orms, le&a, head. Rooted hair. Flreltone Supreme ., . . IM 6f.;AO I ltrE IT.~I WOlii.D HAVE A GOLD STAll. STORI SALE IIW . ._ 12" $10.99 - wbiocll 151 ·eporled tfd Comm• • Just hi& eoc.Uih fiX' mommy to take ' .•... Chrlttma CHROME TIMEX wtday til II lllltero ,.. I I• 16" $12.99 .._ I 1 ·• ralnt ' also ' FRIDAY firtttont VELOCIPEDES ~==--tr AUTOTAPE • I :~ lkes.,aloll I AII'Day .,.;111 ~Be. I • • 7500 9500 16000 ( - aPJnsl ' SATURDAY TIL9 llftt~lltl ' alit forlllied I __...... $2666 ~. ' 1111 lllll ...... Furniture Department ... 2nd and 3rcl Floors wbi...l ..lll• • SPORTS BIKE ' lnslrucliooll weU the liilst 1111 . . .. lbere Amlft.. .. · ' condi1CIIn& · ·~.::::::... •Jllaetl..u.-... firestone . I'D ADVI~~ : yo() NOT :TO 6ET eREED'r', ANr> EAT IT BEFO~E·· TOMORROW ... . . . . and him, the ~elver! ACoutltt \ 1 see him . . . shop for the surest comfort gift you can give at th~ or any other season! And a Berkline is double-relaxing . . . . . . for you the &~ver I PORTABLE RADIO "··- He's taking his own advice In our Berkline Chair department .. . .collll and DOl ID!anll. New pup~~: while teething, Will chew their way through Inll>her and can swallow noiseinakers Inside. Leatl•et are a good beL Also toys thai aplllller. 10 Transistor AM/FM - ....1.~ of tbll;.. 1 I -'::. '' I I .' . . toy. Uy - at~~ · tgeJ.....,., oy - J o·b-1 Vernoo lloiJj· hS~ · r.i ~ 1)'-H~Hf. TRE~ •nrl TIIIMMINGS ketch J'lno .T'".t..til lt. 8oft plootla ..... oeetiiH, "~ ' . 01111 Ornotriollto, 211-111. Decorated, 8 "' 110%. l.GI .~~~••_15-!t. t-lo. wtdo. Two .... 1- I Earl Ger1 Oed salt!~ ~~ wdf' Ill 1111 . . . 1:tJf " �..., ·r:r·· -., ' pany as a laborer July IJ. tiM • '•,/ " 'l I_ 4~'I'b~ Su.JUI&Y Tlmes-Sen~n!l,.~un_day, Nov. ~7, 198~ .·r\·. and later bec811)e a helper '"· and an equlpment operator. .Ke Scbqal. He and his wife, fal'll the mal!'tenance department, I waf born In Richmond, v~.•J!ld:Mae bave twO cbUdren and junior •maintenance man, an ._ Po " ·01..,. lreside near PomefOI'. . operator, graduatfd ·uum meroy _., ... From Pomeroy Flower Shop ~":i."t""-1-,..--~ r - ., ~ . ·.;-~:t-;.t,;r,..'l~¥..::Y·-..~;:· ~;..~; ,' :..:.:·. ~·.•.!,._.. ..._ 1-':.. J .;,•::.,·.'::·:::·~ "", . , I ., ". .... .,~-- 1(),0 . I. ,, . F1owers say c•Have a Merry . '. Christmas," beautifullq. Compliment your hostess ••. decorate your home ... give flowers. See us i . '· for all your floral needs. DALLAS CADLE Centerpieces Sporn Promotes Three Mento Unit Foreman • Special Bouquoto • Christmas Corsages • .· _.. ' .'. ....•.. . . .. ~ ·,· . ·~ . .. ', ' ' ' .. . I•' ' ' ... ' I ..., ' • '., - ' . ' ' Ted Abolin, manager of the I Philip Sporn Plant at New Ha- ~ ven, has announced promotion of Dallas A. Cadle, Dwight R. , Wallace and Raymond L. Cnle to the position oi' Unit Foremaa. ~ c; Long·Stemmed Roses . DWIGIIT WALLACE • Cadle was first employed the company as a coal llandlet· Floral Arrangements in the yard department In 1951 He later became a tractor operMember Pomerny·.~ Gold Stm Ch.rfstm.as Cash ator, auxiliary equipment operator and equipment operator. Giveaway. Aslc jar yo1.1r Free Ticket. Beautiful Potted Plants _ nA YMOND COLE He was born at Leon, gradua~ §f'IIIC4::!Ctt!fiC'f'«ICI.lrctt:c••c'Ctt:rc't:INI(I.Ctc:tt:'C:IRliPI:IlftftiCICICII:1 SOME PUDDING ed rrom PPHS and st~rved in lf • We Wire PORTSMOUTH, England the Navy in 1945 and 1940. He ~ IUPI)- Royal Navy chefs have and his wife, Betty, have two • ~ Flowers I Im;Y"" the batter lor a Christ- sons and a daughter and reside ~ Phone 992·2039 Day or 949·2951 Night ~ pudding. It took them a •ear Mason. • ~ Everywhere! tt ill Mrs. Millard Van Meter ~ while because w serv~ Wallace joined the company A 500 sa~lors. lngredtents onclud- J 1 11 1951 as a laborer and W. Main St. Free Delivery Pomeroy, 0. I ed five pints o~ rum, .160 Ia~ b~came a helper in the atNIMIJIIUIIJIItii•MIIIIIIIIIIII ... IIIlltJtllllltJtMtNrllt~ three penny bits {~oms),. and majntenance department, an ~!!!'!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!'!!!!'!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!!"!!!!'!!!!!"!""!"!!!'!.......,""'!!!"""!~~OO~O~JPI"'o~un~d~s.": of~o,..,th~er~t':"ng~r~edi~e~nts~. auxiliary equipment operator• and an equipment operator. He was born at Stockport, and gra. Idu;1ted from Chester Hill lfigh . School. He spent 4% years in lhe Army with the raUng ol sergeant. He and his wife, Lena, three children and reside . · Middleport. I II • I II POMEROY fLO'NER SHOP = I , ' e ~~ Cnlo otarted wllh the com- 1 GOODIES FOR FIOO When buyinll loya for •'ido, aurt the)' have been mado rthe cam(On, w~·· @eo 1101'111' iofenllllllle' . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY I I l,r -l>!rbl"ll<fll S4Z,99 ll!ldFU..tm.e lofltlli'IYIIicliJ. . io""-. ..... PETITE WATCH PLAYER - A - - $9.99 ~ DRINK and •SUSAN• THI ·PIRPICT PLAY· MATE! ElGIE'S 19" TODDLIR DOLL A Ioyei:J llllk.....,llev• friend - 111> brealllble, w11bablt, wltb curlY bair tbat'o rooted ln. MovlDI ll'DLI and lea~ Sbe'• beautifully clresSed. VIII,)'( WET DOLL ahoes. V1·V8l!8 1.98 . $2.98 •WONDERLAND OF TOYS E!don'o 2~n·l Stunt Drlvero Race Set ............... 14.99 GT Car Set by Motte! Switch 'N Go .. .. . .. .. • .. 5.99 TIMEX ELECTRIC WATCH 12\'J·In. "lonnie DNr" ,..peluxe ' MAIR DRYER ,; I UM CLEANER I I II~ In, bu belli ge fllbllnc •• 'lbe ·llllla wugltt ill be HATEO~LF I IF TOMORRoW NEVEitCAME! I ver, bu Dill • battle. ._~-~ •4 , Aired , ...'itoburcltes aDd large JDI&III SPECIALS IN·EVERY DEPT, ' discuu lhe ..•• Ill fR , Jowolly loUt .......... _., I.M Of LHthlr llltfol. .. .. .. • • .. • .. 2M Lodlol' VInyl Olovoo .......... 1.10 Lodlto' Nylon Trrlcol lllpo .... '-At Gift ""'""' ............... ,., 1.10 Mon'oJIInvt Houoo lllppon •., , l;ft Ho.. le a tio Sol . .. .......... 1.71 Mo....., 2·Pc. Gilt Set .. , .. .. .. HID R11, IUS Dotnlnloo Holr Dryor 10M R11. 12.18 Ho-roor 'lloc. Knlfo t.ft I toe, llankot, guor, 2 JH!I' .... f,ft Bold Venture BINOCULARS Six dlHerent llyleo, ueb one cuter than the other! SioJ&.ilance or oleop. haor. Vl·v932 rooted 3.98 Nch meroy Home & Auto Center PLENTY OF FREE PARKING POMEROY DRINK a WIT DOLLS Tbeae eute little a.iDcll·Yinyl bablee come Ia fOur dlllerent ways. Wra~ fa 1 batket or I cradle - fted OD I pillow or an adlllllabla lion!D& llble. BtCII- wltb 1 plait :e bottle . V1•V808 'ill!.._Hu::: ' 98c HCh B eASK FOR SALE IILL . j: AAV£ A ·. INC'IA,N HeAD · . .PeNNY. . 1'HIG · l$ A · ·. 1~ · ~1510N. :t CAN'1' Dl:CiDE 5E.1WE!::N 1H~ MAIZSH~ 8Ur=J:=ALO 1HE CHO<:otATe' GE:Nf~.~L OR [lllioted, """' • $umMI ), Howard Smltb,IIIJ:o. Bow._ · lraold meal - ... assiP'· ton lllld- Rev. Jlli!li.'l enlinl !IIilion. ,_ • pllll BuddvL~- "H" Roce Teom Set ...... 2.99 18" Zoo....Up Dump Truck 1.77 LOVABLE DOLLS 13" Fire Rilcue Truck .. , 4.99 HORSMAN ... SLIIPY llG 20'' IAIY DOLL WITH PILLOW Your beautiful dream don- soft 13'h" Corvette. Stlngroy •• , 99c and cuddly you'd tl!IDir: ohe wu real. SUky hair la rooted in to stay .... a · Big 12" Bronoo Truck .... 1.88 bow·tled curl rilbt Ill !be middle ol her balrdo. Flanllel paJamsa oro toot- 12" Secret Ejector Cer .... 4,99 ed otyl.,;...preUJ, .Joee lrlma !be bli 13 Ploee, Service For 2. Chilton pll(ow. V!-VJt& Ptrldng PerCOlator Sat , •• 1.98 $5••8 JT ... THI JOLioY OI!ILI Tobie, Cover, Iran . II" TALL Deluxe INIII"II Set .. .. .. 3(~ Fa~btoa·wlte doUo to please !be cble mama. Drelll!l from 1 detl8fler's col· lectlon - llllr from an ellte salon. 81'2'' Push Button "telephon, 1.22 . in~ eyes1.. tnov1na arms, legs, b)' F:rank O'Neal SHORT .B IBS 1, at 7 p.m. Bul- A mlzalloo IIIII -a.. . , - Hat- everywhere! lo!ov!D& orms, le&a, head. Rooted hair. Flreltone Supreme ., . . IM 6f.;AO I ltrE IT.~I WOlii.D HAVE A GOLD STAll. STORI SALE IIW . ._ 12" $10.99 - wbiocll 151 ·eporled tfd Comm• • Just hi& eoc.Uih fiX' mommy to take ' .•... Chrlttma CHROME TIMEX wtday til II lllltero ,.. I I• 16" $12.99 .._ I 1 ·• ralnt ' also ' FRIDAY firtttont VELOCIPEDES ~==--tr AUTOTAPE • I :~ lkes.,aloll I AII'Day .,.;111 ~Be. I • • 7500 9500 16000 ( - aPJnsl ' SATURDAY TIL9 llftt~lltl ' alit forlllied I __...... $2666 ~. ' 1111 lllll ...... Furniture Department ... 2nd and 3rcl Floors wbi...l ..lll• • SPORTS BIKE ' lnslrucliooll weU the liilst 1111 . . .. lbere Amlft.. .. · ' condi1CIIn& · ·~.::::::... •Jllaetl..u.-... firestone . I'D ADVI~~ : yo() NOT :TO 6ET eREED'r', ANr> EAT IT BEFO~E·· TOMORROW ... . . . . and him, the ~elver! ACoutltt \ 1 see him . . . shop for the surest comfort gift you can give at th~ or any other season! And a Berkline is double-relaxing . . . . . . for you the &~ver I PORTABLE RADIO "··- He's taking his own advice In our Berkline Chair department .. . .collll and DOl ID!anll. New pup~~: while teething, Will chew their way through Inll>her and can swallow noiseinakers Inside. Leatl•et are a good beL Also toys thai aplllller. 10 Transistor AM/FM - ....1.~ of tbll;.. 1 I -'::. '' I I .' . . toy. Uy - at~~ · tgeJ.....,., oy - J o·b-1 Vernoo lloiJj· hS~ · r.i ~ 1)'-H~Hf. TRE~ •nrl TIIIMMINGS ketch J'lno .T'".t..til lt. 8oft plootla ..... oeetiiH, "~ ' . 01111 Ornotriollto, 211-111. Decorated, 8 "' 110%. l.GI .~~~••_15-!t. t-lo. wtdo. Two .... 1- I Earl Ger1 Oed salt!~ ~~ wdf' Ill 1111 . . . 1:tJf " �......, ...,.. ., ' ' N · • - •~u- · -·••··•--·· "'•'· ·-· • ····-· _, _., . ., , ... ,,., _ ,, _. - ~•-·· • f --.,. •·- ·• · -- • ""'"-.• •• "'""''~'"- • '' • "" •· ••••.__, ,. ,.,.,,. ._., ,._ 1 .. .._ ,__ ····-· . . ....... . . . ......... . . ·- · -·~ ·_.._ ...._ . .' . . . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . . . ... . r i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ' ' . . . . . . . . . . ... . . .. ,._~ . . .. ~ .... . ...... '"" " " '" ' . . . ., •• - . .. ., _ . . . . . . .. . . . , • • • , ........ . ~· · ~ .......... .::- ·.;:. ,l I• '· • • ...-......., .............. ' " -~ - ~·, . • ~ .;~~t. . . . . . - . ... pany as a laborer July 12. 1951! 48-The Sunday Tlmes-8entln!l• Sunday, Nov. ~7, 198!_ llecame a hel'"'' tn -· .. -~ ~.-.1 · "r . . . ". <' ,, . : '"" ~:·~ I.and. . .laler . . . . ,,. - ...... tfl.: 'tl:r.' .. 'll" r _,... _ _ . tl' " ' -- I ,.. "" .... ' . ......... . . , . .. ..... - -,._...,--- ... .......... .. , . "•;.. 'I . .·•o • · · Comptiment y : , , •• decorate yo .•• give flowen for all your flor .. ~.-· . • , ,. , v .t_. . .. 'IOU .tU.IST HAVE US JACK SOilli,¥!td YO~ WASA • SWELLWOSI' .. Mil~. FREE LODER, · 111' PLEASURE-VIAS . AU. AR7••1 11UNI'I !. 111' --~· •• ',/"'1, ,..., " ·.•t ; -fJI fJ'· -"• t·,.-o..,; ,?_, ', ' ,,1 /' _.' ~ :;.•"\ DON'T DODA .DI~UES T'N1611T, MON! I'LL 11EiP 'IAC!IWE 'EM 1'A6EODER . AT111E KALLII'iA' ··~ ~· ' bv Leslie TurDer EVEN IN(; . • -~~a.t ·: .e... .. , ..., ' I ,. CAPTAIN EASY SOCIAL 'TOMOIIRER! MANSE HM ·· DIIAWt-1 'TO A ' Centerp '' .............. .. .... , . .,... ' A ~ -~-- ' ' ··< •· -·' 1 --~····~·· .. . ....... ,.,..,_, .. ,. , ,.. ,. ,.. IT WAS .LOVEL'l, IVY! l' Christmas," bel .... ... .. ... .......... ..... , . · · ·•• · .,. -1', llf Flowers say "H , '. ' •.. CLOSE~ ' • Spoci•l Be • 'iOIJ \\'ERE RIEii!T, KALLII'iOOI'i! ~OUR EiOONV Clli!;INS IIA'IE A6ED OUR FINE FAI'iE AN'TIQUE FURNITURE 'T!IREE 1o1UN0RED 'IP,4Wi IHA WEEK! AFIIAID WE MADE A Christmas I DENT IN M I=URNnuRS • HERE AN' !BIE! Long·Siemn Ill FACT, A~£:T !EiNORANT RICH OLD COUPLE ~ I'IJROW..ED iHE M~S ~ $50,000! GOOD! 'TilE POOR, IGNORANT KAU.II'iAI'iS AAE .WORI'iiNG OH 'TilE · NEJ(l8ATCH, Rl611l' NOW! • ~-" Floral Arr11 l ' • ,. __ Beautiful Po ___ ' . , . .~~ .. 1(1(11(1('(!(1 ;- ... _ .. !• POMI • tm~ ~Id •:' • - 0 Ph or ~ ~ w I... w 'lined toDI ude belcl· \ , VIet 1'181 W. Main 51 ~~~~-·, i \, i amvee/ in 88rre11 1 of WaBft>, 1/oe Thwu:ler was liUiare Qf the . strange benavio;-of THUNDER the AW/'CI'II Doret#ls ,,.• t The momenr hs. grouad·•· var, U. Sn :ID . S/r&;ry ' Vulgar/6111 was a!reac/!J there In hiB guiGe ag ibn, wbent .. YOUR9fL~ COW:'!", MR. WHIP9NI\DE! SIR HARP.V \IULGARIAN I IF HE 1S MIXED UP IN THIS 1THE AURORA IS IN TROUBLE':. \ 71/coonBul/ Whips/'l!i4e .. j- , the ... r the Cam- MAKE a clog-s/eel olriver wifh .. ' ' '' . instnlctloa• well the ullst lllrc!So ll!d 11110 Iilii* was aa.m.t · nisi forlilied !Illes IIOI'Ib' iirenilllllo 1bere Amar> . conductio& 1ere. ' .. ,. ralnl , llao ikes 11•1nst unday ·w II ·trlbem pu. !'LleEr . N0!30DY' SELLS ' POLE I TV SETS AT THE NORTH , .... PEP.HAI'S A GUMDROP WILL WA~ YOU1 9\R.I ESt'\IMOS LIME THEM, YOU KNOW! 'lt HOW SII.L-Y. whidl 151 ARCTIC 1ELEVIS\ON MAI'>E9 ME Di':OWGV,JUST LII'>E TI4E (:o>..N YOU? GET. OTHER t'.INDl E. P~ introduced io EsKimos inl909 ' oported ted Commt>o · II eruoiJed ill, has boea ge fllhllnc •• The 1111111 M>ugltl bo be - tVer, baa Ill 'ba~ .. -;,...-~ ..... ' Aired ' , ttpNN'ilf. burchel ll!d large Jlll&bl . WINTHROP Cavalli discus~ lhe was let I'll: 7, at 7 p.m. Bulldla8. A lllhatlcm IIIII 10iDied. • Somllll ), Bowttnl Smitb,llll- lrnold Jlilll.;' mest Bowlll ... utlpel loll and CQIDo !lev. ltlil,1 w· eni!D& '*' lion. ' lloopHal roy. Hat- ~ Cltll· tge Jatmeoa. IJ- Jo'bfVernoa llotl· II stevt,~ · f,ll1 r~.:.• IJ - ..JLI6T 6/T PJ}.(){JND ALL DAY t:AYING, "'HO HOH0/ 11 . I'L.4e6T r cOi.Jl..D ro rr: !CAPE HEY!THAT5 AN lot:=A- i.o'r'f . '-Two IIlii> t Earl Get1 Oed oaltlf ~ndly ..... I'U. APPLY~ ~ecJoe/ .• THeONL.V ' 7H1NQ''f&:... ' "·-~·,. . ,I m fell . . •let . - . , r" ' •.( '\ i\ (·· >, I ' ., .r, ·:·. •w, , lllift'. ' -~ ·.. • \ '' · of �·- 6\f!--- ·....·~-... ,........ ., ,_....' ~~-l •~ , lt ·~ .. • ~wo•., • • • • ._. , ,_ ,. ""- ' " • ' ' ""•""~ h •· • ' " • ' · - - • .. -·· ··•- 1 ,....... ••• 01 '" • -' ' ' -" ' ... ·-···· · · · -~ ...... .. ~-- · · · ' • ••~~.,.-, ,j~" 'o '. '· ''o•' '" ... ., ...... ·~ - .•.• ·--- ... -- •••• • ,,__.¥, .., .. . " · __ , ....... .. . ,.,.., , ,,,,,,,, "'' o..,.• o •• O• ·• " - .. . ~- -~r_......,.,.,.,_ , ' _..,__ ,..,\ ...........~ ........ ,~..... . .... . . . . . , • • , , 4 ........ . . ..... ~~ .. - .. . . ... -.. - •• • • ·- . .... -.. .. . . . . . •'"o::,.,..... ·t ... - ....• •. .. ~ .... . . . I .. ' .. .. ,. .. ..' "' " .. THE BORN LOSBB ' ! I . ' '' ' \ j ~owers .... . ' ' ·'I' say 41H! Christmas," bea · Compliment y. . '' •. ,, . ~~ IC ' .! • • • . decorate yo1 ... give flower~ for all your flor Contorp • Special Bo • C~ristmas I • Long·Stemn • Floral Arret te . ',' ·: • .- ~ ' Beautilul Po· • " )ID~ ~l(l(t(!(I(!(I( IJ(I(~ !• POMI ~ld ~~ ~ rained tom mde lltlld- ~ Phor 1 VIet 8..:, ~an polllld:\ W, Main St t...-~.... HAVING il«xJBLE, BOYS? l THE BATTcll.Y IS DEAD. MA'AM! COULD YQU GIVE" US A PUSf-1, PlEASE? HOPE l CAN DO IT RIGHT/ l:VE {'lEVER_ PUSHE;D A CAR ~~OR.E/ war, U. &·:;, GET YOUR- CAR. BEHIND OURS. &UMPER.To BUMPER··· ,:;· ,. ,;.;:\ of the:•. 1 a the Cam- goo, wJ!erlj!•· 1 mstruellaa. well tile UDist ....,..;, IIOd IIIUi ..... >' ' was q61o11 · mist lorlllied llliles llllrtb.' llle . there AJnon.. /tf~/l.l. conductio& ~ ierenlla Bt-OSSE'R. ralne alao T. M. ..... U. s.rot. 011 ikel llalult Wlday111 D 111tberu JIIA- ' • GIVE US A GOOD PUSH I BUT DON'T GO OVER 20 MILES AN 1:\0UR. f THAT SeEMS -'!\ SIMPLE ENOUGH( ca.J:eful,no~! YoU:1:e qattin' into tho~e r-.,.-.'l. weeas-. .. . . Bfl '- SEARCH ME( SHE ~ L DID JUST AS YOU lbLD ME 1<::/ l WAS GOINIS EXk.TI.Y ZO Ml LES .AN HOUJt.l. ~ wbicll 151 reported ' •. :ted Comma. II eruabed In, bas beell •• filbtln& •• The iDifll IOug!Jt to be !Ver, bas lilt 'ba~ • .... ·. ~ · ~ , Aired ~ ~~~­ burcbes IDd 11111• miCIIl I dlscull the wallet foe at 7 p.m. 7, Wahltit! Youll lM'4 now-- look whe-re tpu1:e ~in:! hit that lot("! BulldlnK. A Sorne :~;_ide! Got llllza1IDn IIIII ' ~­ . S.mwl a ¢9od notion.. n.Ot to pa~ 11ou! ), llowll'd Smltb, 1111- \mold • ·· rnest Bo\fl(l ' ' '' ~ Bospllol *1- Bat1'0!'· Dell HA DR' day - Qtlll· qe Jo!mooa, IY - J O'b•l · ••, I •, • ---·-- VerDOD .,_.., You thl:OW it li'l.:e so.. It's a r.l 'jfo and.-- - ,IC,\Plt .• .• .. ;,, ; ·-Twoa. , ~ \ ,., ., ......... I ' t.,' ,. ) I l' • 1 . . .,.. ' 'I I • ~ ; . ' .- .. .. . l'' .' ' ' . .{ Ean ~. fled ~ndly TID - _cl_ .,_•• S..· h Steveodjl ' oaltlf m*t fell . . <lit ll �·- ... ,_,. ,. --!""f',"""(i·'"'~· . I I' . .. '· . . .. . ... .. .. -, .. '• ., .. ... . ·- ........ . ' ,_ ''" ~ -,, , · , ... ,. ' .. . ; . .... . , •. , , __ _ __ PRISCIL~A'S ..• . . . • • • • • ·· . • -· . ~~ -- • ·' taborer July 12, 1951 1__411-:-:The Sunday Times-Sent~~. sunday, Nov. ~7~968_ .J<~~'"- ~a.br~ ..Ill ,._.,.... . ... .," .. ... ~~.., ... ,,.,.., ....., -...•,...,.., ,•.• pany .. ii ~ - · · · · · ·- ·· - ... ·- -- - --..- ... - ·o.;- 4 1 ... ........ .... . ~ .. ....... . . . . · · -· ., .. ... _ .. . . .. . .. . .. .. ..,. . ........ ~ _,..,,. •. ,. ~- . -· '', " ' . . .... - ~ .. . . .. " .,' ' . - •.. .~'at·· v - >- - • . • .enttne •. • .. . .. .,. "' . ·,, .. , ... ···' ... ' POP ,· .I • CENT$' /E ... EXCEPT FOR YOUR ' ·, PUBLIC $PEAKING-! F1owers f . HE.~E Sfoo\E COME'S c 1 /tJOVJ ! THU.JK l'U. · CAEEtl HER. UP A SIT! Christ rna~ ... decor8! • cJ: Comml!llll. . I d lall , . llllj18l'llllil~ 'or lbe ..... , Spec' ,Jr.~ "caplt 'td d 1be ... Toiled . . . · le 'YOUR IEAM BREAKS OUT Long·~ AW,POP, !HAT'S SILLY! tHEY WOULDN'T HAvt TO LEAVE IHE STADIUM ... THE HUDDLE! THE CROWD ROARS!! lelbe~ ·.L lid 1104 rllllri> . 1111ce'1 Wlll!e'' fO) mDU.,I!< HOW ABOUT A UTILE !'IS~? Page I) •' ...·) ,...._ · Beautl ~ PC • ~ w. _,. . t_ OUT OUR 'WAY CRA7.Y tJUT! ITS A GOOD THI~ I t:Ul'T HAVE BOCK.. TE£TI-\ ! lW MlGI-\T HAV£ KILLED :; f 'rt>UR~ELF! •'' '\, rained tont mgle imcl1 Viet Nilll" ~an grolllld.• war, U. S.- • Sl GH ! THEG'S JUST kX> f'JS$00 LEFT .IIJ · Mekl ) ; gon, whenr· THESE: DAYS ! llnstructloa; weD tbe IIllis! •. , . ., led iDIO IIIIi.. D t• -: .•• ' ,!:.'1 of the ... or the Cam- 1 wasaaatut · IJlist [orllfied miles aorlll !<te~~~' Ill the !here AJnerl.. '· ~~ t :,. conductlna · •ere. raiDJ ' l 'I • ! llao iket lllllnll Wlday 1Q S2 >lllllern .... ·~ •.. wbicb 151 "ported KI:EP OFF OORfJNOW/ :ted C)m1ma, II crushed In, boa beell llahtinl ge '· The mall lOugllt Ill be •ver, bas IIIII ' hattie. l:... ~ ~ ... . . ' 0 • d (7 " • • " .:> ... . • 0 Aired a 0 • • . .. • • . Q • • • • 0 0 " . - . .. • was oet lor 7, at 7 p.m. Bulldlll&. A SURE IS A Y'KNOW SUMPIN ,Guz? ~rt?+F~ R! REAL BIG ()!; PARJY! BEAUTIFUL WRITTEN ""'M!!G PRAWN BY lllilatlaD IIMl ;Klintecl, , SannMI YEZ~J BOYS... AN' l'HA'S Usr WHAT · NOW Y'OUGHTA HAVE A · I'M GONNA. DO! ), FRAN~ psstpe4lon and Clllll-" 1fe ' i Howllll Smltb, illrlmold . ... mest Bolllel '' ' Rev.~ · •DIID& lloo. .... ' • Bospltll -.lay - 11ft. roy. 'lily - Qtit· ~ge - NO, MY f'RIF-Nq . TW FISHIN'. 'IS OI.JTl lH'l»>Y POOR &E'IQNP - ~ ·~i . YEW? ARE "VVLi SOME KIND OF A ASHIN 1 AUlHORllY ORSUMPIN? sleveldll ay- Hllftl• h MATTI:R at= FACT, I AM, I SAY... FISH WON'T BITS WHEN ANJMAi..S SLEEP! r. ~ifr- ,. ' '..l!f•"'~",~ ' -:.v t l.... l "Q.~ "t . . . ' 11·2.7 .. ( . ·' • . ' ' ' • i 1.,. .. Join••"· oy- Jo·b·IVernoa llof!· . '• �.. -... ~-"·- ., .. 'I • •• '' t • enttne ·\ '' 1 ~- ' ., i Detotea 7'o TM lnrer•ll 01 Tile Mefp.MIIIfl1l :fNI " ~ !: .~ ' tfl ,t:. -~ ~ ~ --------------------------------------~----~------------------------------- ~~;, ----~. J...;; I ,, ..' · Complime .' .. ' ,. . decora I , •• give : '• ' " for all ,, ,I ~ 1 I· Spec Chrial' ., I ,I ·•';: ,,:-'" WINNERS- Award winners in the Fourth Annual Meigs County Junior Miss Pageant Sally tbe-1967 Junior Miss, after she was crowned Sunday night in Pomeroy. Miss Mora, third from left, also won the tnlent award, Pictured, left to right, are Sabra Canaday, Junior Miss Hostess award winne,r; Kay McGowan. Scholastic. Award winner and first runner-up; Miss Mora, Linda Henderson, second runner-up, and Sandy nn::.e::.r-:..-S _:_e::.n::. li::.ne::.l_,Pcc:h::.o::. to= · - - -- - -- - - - Swartz, third runner -up and Miss Congeniality Award wi= today tbat rm Cbrlalmas Seal letters bave been returned with dOoations tolalliD& $1,243.- HOW DID'>OU Dt~Rl-IE TREASURE? I I( II) mn..- Enemy ·Jungle H GSrounddMTr~ops8Detv1elf~plind~~ ~. econ lowest this a]Of at e te ' ~ BOWS Equa} To Old MaO p0}ice Cite Two·Dri•V.efS kend ver wee 0 ••WORLD THING-, Indonesia where 1 Commlllll&> eoup was en1abed lui year "torned iDio aa ~ Datlonal tragedy for tbe lllllr l aeolun people·" .~t-.;il He turned to the "~ countrlea" and 118ld the "Jeail. ing role of the United . . . .,. has weakened Inside tbe IIDpil!'r·b ialist camp." He did 1101 ~; specificslly to France'a ~ drawal from (NATO) (ConUnued on Page I) P· temperature reporled morning to the U, S. Weather Bureau, excluding AI· \ SAIGON (UPI) - Mighty 852 bombers rained toni 10. aska and Hawaii, was 4 d&· • of high explosives today on the suspected jun&le ~ Mrs. Kloeo noted tbat 3,853 grees at International Falls, quarters of the Communist Viet Cong in South Viet l'IDll Sally Mora, Eastern High School senior, was crown- letlen were l!laUed and the COOLVILLE, Ohio (UP!) - Minn. The highest reporled Frl· and flew high-level raids in support of American piiiiiiiM ed Sunday night in Pomeroy's Junior High auditorium goal of the asoo~lalion Is The search for a !&-year-old •day was 8! al Vero Beaclt, Fta. troops on a second maJor battlefield of the war, U. ·&.:> Metgs County Junior Miss of 1967, . ~,1110. AU Meigs County resi- man whooe family perished in wo ·.'I1' spokesmen reported. r; . '''! Mlss,, Mora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora of dents are urged to maD cOil' a Thanksgiving Day ftre spread - ..,._ ·' T11e strike on the suspected headquarters of the:.. near Chester, was crowned at the conclusion of the 3 trlbuli001 as soon •• poBIIble. into Michigan and West Virgin· Communist guerrillas came in war zone C near the Camhour·long pageant by Linda Larkins Boston, 1966 Junior A reminder will be mailed lbe ia tnday. bodian border about 65 mites northwest of Saigon, wherit•· MISS. lint ol December, Mn. Kloes Sheriff II a r o I d Shields U. s. forces recently conSally, who presented a reading and a song, "Far ..ld. . . .. . said a searcb for Michael eluded Operation Attleboro, orders and political lnstrudlw. Away Places," won the talent award in the fourth annual .,, .• , , Gallaher was estended to .lite the largest assault of the From there as weU the pageant ·IPOD&ored by the •• "'"" ""' ·""'"" two stales Sunday. He was one war. clandeatine Communist ..,._., Melga Coun\¥ Jaycees. Winner of the Junior Miss ol two members of the ~o Earlier, the big jets pounded lion radio is beamed IDIAI 11Wa ;Fint runner-u~ was Kay Me- Hostess award was Sabra can° Gallaher famDy to survive !be U.S. Army Pvt. Larry Dav. a Communist stronghold in the South. . ilowlii;'«:PomeioJIII&h School ailay, a Rutland 111gb Schobt fire. , ld Sayder, IIU Kyger Creek Central lllgltlands for the sixth Tbe BtCOnd strike was qtinlt • oenior 81111 dauJltter·ofllr. and •entot, and daughter of Mr. and Tbe victims were bilflllll ,In LO!'DON (UP!) - Common- Jllgll School gralluatt, and straight day while infantrymen a suspected Communist fortified Mn. McGawan of Mason. MI.. Mrs. Robert Canaday, Miss the Fairview Cemetery, near 1st ~se Red G,oarda are 801 ol Mn. FrW Reynohll, pressed their sweep of the area abo¥! 1? miles , norlll' McGowan also woo the schot. Canaday played a piano solo. the ai!A! Dl thelt l'UI'III.. Iaral ba~Defense Minister Un MaBOD, W. Va., left Nov. I jungled region lor an elusive northwest ill Pie! Djereng .. 1tt1 asUc awtWI al lite CDntestant Mrs. Alice Nease, vocal ~ borne, was without an autopsj Plao·f 'th praise and promi,., ~ a llltllltba 4uty Ill lorea. North Vietnamese division. Central Highlands where Ametl-bavlng the best high school structor in the Eastern Local , Coroner Robert Butts said. of I ally that rival those pledg- Pvt. Snyder \"U visited at --Norlb Viet Nam, meanwhile, can troopl are conductio& grade average, Kay gave School District, was in charge "There was no evidence of ed Mao Tse-tung blmsell, the Ft. Leonanlwellttl._ Mt. at I~ ' offictolly confinned for the first Operation Paul Revere. ', '· a reading and organ selectl<lll. of a· girls ensemble lbat pre- Pomeroy police arrested two foul play," ho said. "I'm list· Soviet news agency Tass re- etmpleUon of ~ bUJc.-tral~· time the two 48-hour ceasefires The tornntlal ralnl liso Winning second runaer-up hon. sented selections during the drivers'' Ill two accidents over ing their dealhs as suffocation." ported. lllg, by Mr· and Mn. ~ offered by lite Viet Cong for tbe limited u.S. a1r strtkell .,.m.t oro was Miss Unda Kender· pageant, and Miss Allee Smith, the weekend. Tho teen • ager and a broth- The increase In Red Guard old• and daughter, Usa, an• Christmas and :;ew Year Norlb Viet Nam Sunday ·to 32 son, Eastern High School sen- 1866 Mlsa So"thern Ohio and Saturday at 11:30 p.m. Harold er, ~ric, 14, wbo was vis!Ung adulation . for Lin ass~ed Katby lluddlestoa. holidays. missioos in the soutbem paa. lor, and daughler of Mr. and second runner-up in the 1966 Lawson, 18, Racine, travellng relatives, were tbe ooly ooes to added stgntflcance followiDg RaiDs Slow Fighting handle and coastline. Mrs. C. W. Henderson, Rt. I, Meigs Couoty Junior Miss Pag- south on Lynn sl, struck a •urvive the fire that claimed reports the defense mmtster WEATBER The high-flying StratoforlresSeell MaiD 1..-.e Coolville, who did a dramatic eant, presented several vocal parked ~ar belonging to CJiff. the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Gal- ~as holding· , ag~ Mao , a Wlady, eolder, ocatlered snow ,.. struck despite cooUnued Paul Revere, in wbidl 151 reading. solos. ord Stumbo of Middleport caull- Iaber, a sen, Hobert 11, and a ~irtual priSOner and usmg Dorries tonigb~ low M • 3%. monsoon rain• that slowed Communists were rep or led Third runner-up was MIss General chairman of the lng heavy damage to both ve- daughter, Sheila, 10. , him as a front in a battle for Tuesday parUy cloudy, eold, operaUons on the ground. killed and an expected Comm"' sandy Swarlz of Middieport pageant was Ralph Werry. Jim hteles, It was first believed that Mt- supreme power 1D China. ...,. Dorrie• nortb and east,_, Shortly after noon, they nist offensive was crusbed IBgh School, daughler of Mr. Mees was contestants chair. Lawson said his left front chael died in the fire which Those reports ~arne Sunday hammered lbe suspecled Com- before it could begin, hat bela and Mn. Gene Swarlz. She man and Master of Ceremonies. brake grabbed, causing his car swept the two • stAiry frame from Iron CUrt81D sources m NOW VOU KNOW munist headquarters in war marked by savage fllblln& was presented a trophy as lhlrd Robert Garner, Jr., was music to go left of center. He was house. A aearcb of ruins falled ~o?, who said the •1rug~le Tbe lint U.S. president to zone C, which spokesmen sald between amall units. The· mala ronllet-up and another for be- director; Vincent Knight, tick- cited for tell of cenler. There to ftnd !tis bndy and authorities 1D China had , erupted earher become a father ol tbe bride had been pinpointed by inteJ. Communist force tbouahl lo be big named Miss Congenlallty of el chalnnan, and Werry was were no injuries, learned he had said ~ wanted lhl8 year wtth a parttally Qrlog bls term ID the While ligence sources. in the region, however, hu IIIII tho pageant. also tbe choreographer, The second accident occur- to go to Northern Obto to look successful army eoup led by Ho•se was James Moaroe, on From the headquarters the commllted ltseU to ba~ red Sunday at 3:45p.m. on lor work. Lin, . . March 8, IIIZO. Viet Cong receive their battle ' ;..;: .;_ .;" ~"- :~ East Main St. Sammy Kay, 1 I The Iron Curiam sourc~s satd Vienna W Va traveling west I here Sunday Un had engmeered on Ea~t Main, ·had stopped for the coop but had faDed to g~in traffic light at the corner of ccmplete control of the Pektng , Sycamore and East Main when government a~d ~<as n?w Represenlalives of I I v e ity have in finding pari lime up a forum where repnliill. his car was struck from the wagmg a determmed campatgn churches In Pomeroy and Mid-I or lemporary work, and the lives of aU the churches and rear by a car driven by Wilto undermine the resisting delport met Friday with resi- 1 excluslon of adult residents tbe communily at l~e mJgbl Darn Rizer, 18, Syracuse. Communist party apparatus. dents and clergymen of the 1 from any jobs in Meigs County meet to ~e and discusa tbe Ia · ' Rizer was cited for failure CINCINNATI (UPI. -U. S. Kerr's j{un district ol Pomeroy ' as salespeople, secrelanes, problems. . 1o have asaured clear dlslance. Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., satd DIVORCE GRANTED to discuss problems m that dhr teachers, city lab?r Ioree, tel&- Such a meelillg was tel lot: By United Preso ~tem;t!oDal There wag heavy damage lo SUnday desalinatloo of water Is A divorce has been granted trict, and the role the churches phone, gas, or Ohto Power em- Saturday, January 7, at 1 p.m. Thank8gtVIng bo I ay nvers botb veltlctes Ne injuries were tbe key to peace In the Mtddle Freda Swan from Ralph Swan might play in helping them to Iployees. in the Bookmobile BuiWna A were killed at a record rato rted · East. Morse, in a speech, satd In Meigs county Common Pleas solve those problems. The Ignorance of tbe com· Committee on OrgaoiJallon aad dlll'ing the long weekend. Th• repo · tbe removal of salt lmm water Court by Judge John c. Bacon , manJty at l•rge as to tbe feel· InvilatiOIIS was appointed, Cllltoll for ·the 102-hour perlud could be the greatest step to 011 charges of gross neRiect of . Represented at the gathertng l IDgs ol tho,. 10 ueladed wao sisUng of the Rev. Sam•"' Coat o/ War High climbed beyOnd 700 today. Bond is Forfeited pea':" every made. , d~ty and extreme cruelty. The m ltte Book~obile Buildmg were slressed, and tbe aeed for Jackson <chairman), Howll'll WASBINGTON _ ONE OF Although the holiday ended By Mayor Legar llts reference to wale' dealt- plaintiff was awarded custody Naomi BaptiSt Church, Forest better commuoleation with English, Mn. z. L. Smith, 1111' , at midnight, local lime, the toll natioo came while Israel and of six minor children. Run Baptist Church, MI. Mor- !be •·coo•denco ol tbe com- ry Garnes, Mrs. Arnold . _,, =-·~ ~ohns~n s key COil· was sure to rise even lurlbet, Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- Jordan are at odds with eacb iah Baptist Church, First Bap- monity" agreed upon ards, and Mn. Earnest Bowlll ~ teutenants says the 1o more than 100 above tbe rec- gar Saturday evening forfeited other , list Church of Pomeroy, Grace Tho role of the chu;..,hea in (secretary). a str~ 11on may " : an;~ ord set lusl year, with !he add!- lhe $25 bond of Thomas Baker, Mone 8aid United Nations PTA TO MEET Episcopal Church, and I he relieving these difficulties w.. Relreslunents were uotca"'· ~ :~~~~ wo H : lion of delayed reportB a o d Jr., 25, Lucasville, who did not members have the right to Tho So them Elementary Meigs County Ministerial Asso- described as a matter ' of to Mrs. Lula Hampton aud CGID,,;,on H ~ton. ReUp. ~· deaths hours aller accidents_oo- •PI!"•r on. charges of passing insist on a treaty between Is- S ho 01 ~A will meet at the elation (through its actlng "providing leadel'>hip In selling municatiollS to the Rev. ....gs, ouse mocra • w p, curred, on a double yellow line. rae! and her neighbors. c Ipresident), ard Martin represenlln& 1111· , made·tht prediclloo Sunday to!EST nlted V II, school Monday evemng, No- , Ml , 'Associ& ~ lowing reports ol a budge! del- At 6 a.m. ' a U, ernon ' llyae 36• Pomeroy, "There Is no hope lor man· vember 28, at 8 p.m. when a I In what was described as a MARRIAGE APPIJCATION msterlal Uno. , lett this year of up to $15 bil· Press lnlemaUooal C8UIII was fined $lOO and costs ~nd kind unlesa all nations Uve up film on fire safety will be ·•community workshop.'' 1 be Richard Eugene Rathburn, ZD lion, the highest peecetime del· ~~-~ed 716 k pe::•IIikilled In :~~ ~ days 1~ Jail to ao obligatloo to subslitute shown by Roger Ours in addi· j primary subject of discussion llutland, U. S. Army, and Metgo Geneml Hoopllal lclt since the 1959 record of 0 ay bweek;n . a tc. • p . arence /e: the rule -of law for lite jungle lion to a regular program. Ali i was the difficulty young people Linda Lou Gilkey, 19, Rt. I, Hat61 10 flU billion under tbe 'Elsen- Trafeft rea own . ::-"and • ' ~meroy, w_as of rule of might," said Morse. parents are invited, from the Kerr's Run common- Middleport. D'··•--es ·-~-. _ ~_. bower administrauon. c. .. , , .. , .. . .. . 711 •• 0 cos.. on conVIC11 on - • ,....,_, ,..... Recentlf returned from Tex· Flr<!s :IS disorderly conduct while intox.trudc Graham, George Job_.. tallts with Johoson, Bog•• Plantl !,! lcaled. Adlllissions Sunday - J o•b·f' 81 ... MlaceUaneoos Sellars, Pomeroy ; Vernon llcnlllo· 1•• said his "guess Ia thai I be Tolal N8 el~ Pomeroy: Ruth stev........o."' President will recommend an inCrease Ill income lalea." .. Suday-1, ' Teias, following a lato surie, .J _, Speecer. rmflf!fll at Wile · was BtCOlld wllh 41, follow~ · - --•rry CU:VELAND LITI'LE by DUnols 'and New York wltli CIIICAGO (UPI) - l!lchanl John'• parents thai he 8\lffered began lapsing Into comas and go on living and I would help GUAIIDS ESCAPE prvgress In Ondlns clues to tbe 31 each. Pennsylvania wao next Redhorse anil John DlctUnlon !rom nephriiiB, a chronic kidney tbe situation became urg•nt. Item," Redhorse said. lie BERIJN 1UPI - Two lUI). th~lt of two valuable 181h Cetr wllh 35. onder normal ~slances disease. Jolin began taking Ills parents, In desperation, telephoned the DlcitlnsollS and formed Communist Earl a. IUtY prints from lite Cleveland Ataaka Hawaii and vermont would not share mucb In com. arlifical kidney treatments but placed an advertis•ment In VOlunteered one of hiB kidneys. man border guards lied alilf Af! Museum wu repoi'ted Sun- were ~ onty alates not . remon. his condition worsened. the Chicago Tribune asking for The transplant was perlormed Into West Berlin SUnday u* dar by police. , . porting traffic deatha I!UtlDB Redgrave, 35, Is a Slous When his kidneys could no a kidney donor. last week and was auceessflll. hall Ill bullell !rom f tiiH · Muse,. umd, DbrechllreCtorDureShermanr' " ..a lba bollday, weekend. , Indian who was bom on , a. longer rid his body of the Redbone relcl ~ advecilw 1'oday John's new tidney was guards. <in ..... , reservaUnn Ill Soutb , Daloia.. ll"bloDouJ wastes lhat aceum11- meat. He ftillelllllered bil Ita- "functioning beauUfolly,• ac11 11 " 1 8n:! :.~~1: . PLACJID ·11'1 JAn. ~;~·=•lt~:~:a:;ee' De' vU Dlckinslll!, IS, II_ a higb ~1. lated, doctors said Joho would . by lister, ~ oi!M 1p 11111 cordi~ to doctors. He appeared PLAN IIEARING "'"' ·~· •w honor popU ol. Crown ,J'I., hit!. have Ia .have a new kidaey w becauSe llljt 1>11111•· • """ beallbter than he bad In months COLUMBUS (UPil-The 011111 . whe!! ll!leves uaet1 Melvin Willi""' Lfr~, 58, RL l, Bitt ctreumtitaitcee ·1a 11e would 111~. . · 'kfdnlll ui p1 He his parents oald. .water PoilallOD CoolrOI . . .. ' ~- ill~ , to vry lbe Middleport,. 'was In lhltlr lives ~. 001 )1)1~ N~ , al!e iile DickeniiQill tl!ew, Ill lime. .· ' . "What Redhine did Ia really will complete a aer1ea o1 ~-~=Irotn=Wtho 'lrall. S.o me Malis County Jill over lhe ·, today lbey share a .b0114.\"11)1, e n!Jr !lilY ~elalll'l! ~~~~~ medleally !'~ ilid Ill · m1sel! lh•~ beyood. lhe call n1 duty tor any lag• ~ to establl*t~f vlalted tbe muae- weellend OD· a · distutblna ·\M few persOIIS In .the worl4 8ha~e. ·~ ~ ,a, 4onor for ~0\m's lOmedaJ there tnlght lie liOm.. human belnt.• 0110 of • the ~•81!1 tllra'l!:alillll ,PIIIIil · . ,• - ~ l) . pe~ce cltF&~· ., ., , ;~ Ear!J tbll $11t, ~ •lolil ~ , ~ 0 blood. He •ho noedeil a klllney 10 4o¢ora 118ld: Clmb!ld. '• Holiday Toll Climbs Above • 700 Deaths at NOTA slrellglb of •oclallsm Is dlvld· ed by tbe luck ol llllily." "The disruptioo of the unity of the socialist countries has provided the imperialists with a tactical opening," Kadar aald. "But this does not change the fact that historically speaking our age is the perlnd of Iransitioo from capilalism to SOC· iallsm." He opoke of tbe "colonial OOCllltrlei" and said ev..ts ID p•1a0 TaJdng · HAD SUCH A ANDY CAPP 1 1cles. Soviel party leader LeGold Brezlmev was attending wtth Bulgarian leader Todor Zhiv· kov. The Hungarian news agency MTI isaued a summary of hiB four-hour speech. "J'be pre,.nt IUiity-dlmtpt. lllg policy of !be Chinese te•dm - wbatever tbelr iDteDo tlono mlgbt be - pracllcaUy a11IsiG the imperlaUsts, • Kr dar said, He added, "l'b t . "=~=, ~-~ Sally Mora Wins ~~:f§:;~~i~ YSearchMFor oung an Is w.·den. e d Junior Miss '67 "THE VEGETARIAN V!GETAILE SOUf EVHY TUCE OF MEAT HAS TQ.IE "I FINALlY GOT HIM TO DISCUSS MAIIIAGI....IIND HE 15r' BUDAPEST (UP!) - llunga. rlan Communist leader JIIJJOll Kadar told the opentng.,...stoo of the Hungarian Communist party's ninth congresa today that Peking had disrupted par· ty policy and thereby aided the "Imperialists" in Viet Nam. The congress Itself ael the slage for another Soviet call for a world Communist sunr mit meelinp Ia deal with CQm· monlst China's "disruptive" pol- Church R0}e m • Kerr's Run prohiems Air._.) eo Water Key to Peace in East 1 I :.r thre; ~ t/:~~:: :::.a:::. - LITTLE BIG HORN, IN REVERS£ V :~a.::.~~lclh:Oaths~gh:t ; 1 ~ J. 1. · oung. nU,loosier saved bv Kidne_v •use ••'1 ,!»d¥ ' ,. ~. ' ~ t ••fo_....... ........, . .,.,_.,.~ .......... ~. . -·~ ... -* .••. - ..... M==~· .._. bt1f! � 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 27, 1966 lambert rice tope truselow