https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/607736890d2d3a2d5469aa0a6431d985.pdf de75ea3f9a5a6b0a34b8e38509cb182a PDF Text Text '01\BINO IN NINTIJ If '! PftTY 'Marine Lance Corporal .Deniii M. Orbioo, son of Mrs. O'Neal of 112- Terrace Drive, Syracuse, is serving with the Second Battalion, Ninth Marine Regiment, Third Marine Diviilion, Vietnam. I'OI!I'l'ONED ·.· t ' lz:-;.))all)' SeDtlnel, . I , ·-It ' Pomeroy.Mlddleport, 0 ., Dec. 2, 1188 0 Tile Chrtsunas party- of the . WSWS of the . Enterpnse EIIB church selleduld lor TUesday evening, has been postponed tu Tuesday, December 13, at the home of Mrs. Everett Bates. ' . - .., I THREE SECTIONS .•,4, VOL. 1 NO. 44 PRICE 10 CENJ4 1966, ' I iant lied Air Bae\ · Hit ith M(~}\rtars .,, .. n •• ;!t l> m• " •• ' See The Complete Selection Of ', · • KODAK .;:. ,'"; ,"' o~ - INSTAMATIC CAMERAS and PROJECTORS T 15 Painless way to plenty ... without pinching pennies If you want plenty of money- plenty of nice big dolla rs to spare- fur your '67 Cluistmas gifts, holiday parties or trips. taxes, or any othet· purpose you choose: Simply join our 1967 Christmas Club. It's the easiest way to save ahead for yearend and othe r expenses. Cfwjstmas Club Payment No. 3 Now Due. Mr. and Mrs. Ron NEARING COMPLETION - Comtructloll-Wol;~. have nearly completed the new 300,000 square foot structure that will house Robbin & Myers, Inc., manufacturing plant on Jloi)McCoi'mlck Rd., in Ga.!lia county. Most of the exterior work was completed Friday. Home office officials In Springfield hope to occupy the llructure around the first of January. - - -- Halley, Co lumbus, spent the pasl holi· day weekend with h~ r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight. Mrs. Knight accompanied them 1.0 Columbus for a week's vi sit. LBJ, Hug On Border Bridge ~1n6 FREE! Beautiful serving tray when you join our 1967 Club. ~·,the deluxe new WGV to take btHtr rmwleol·l utl drOp 1ft a .' .' K~dapalc movie e:airtridgt and the camera's loaded. Batttrl• '\ dr1ve your film. Electric eye automatically sets ccrrtct tXpoiUN for you, warns when light's too dim. Reflex ttitwing ttJrough the lens. Fast f/ 1.8 lens zooms from widt~anQ!Ie views to telephoto clooe-upo. Fold-away plotol grip, Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ~1 Instamatlc Cameras and Projectors for sUdes' Ql'·..m• vies mako wonderful gifts. You'll llke the complete POMEROY selection you'll lind In the Camera Department on Elberlelds 1st Floor - Movie Cameras • Still Camera - Projectors - Screens - Carrying Casea - Com- NATIONAL BANK 'I plete selection of film and camera accessories. Stop in right away. See aU of ~e model.! on dllpltlu. Servmg Meigs County for over 94 years POMEROY Kosygin Echoes Hanoi ·Stand Again NIWI Ask <my of the ralespeople to sh<no them to 1/0U ami RUTLAND demonstrate them: Select what you want. You'rt .,.,., to please this year with a gift of lnstllmatic Camero.!. Member Federal Reserve System ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ~ UNm~ PRESS lftllftRNATIONAL SHOPPER'S GUIDE To .help you .remember tflose tpeclll people wlth lpec:lal cards ~t C~nstmll time, visit ut. l!lrinc this convenient chheck, hst With you when you visit our store to be sure "OU • aven t 1orao~en anyone. ' D Moth~r D Grandfathir 0 Faliler 0 Granddaughter 0 Wife 0 Husband D Sistu, Sisler & Husb.ond D Brother, Brother I Wife 0 Grandson 0 Godchll4 l Husband 0 S.n, Soo & Wilt 0 Grandmother 0 ToAiiotYoo 0 Godmother 0 Baby's first 0 Aunt 0 Niece D Nophew 0 Do<tor 0 Paper Boy 0 Birthday 0 SWeetheart 0 Money Holder D Setret Pal 0 AnnlwersaiJ o u..te [J Teacfler OMiik'"n 0 Post1111n 0 Slrvlce Malt 0 Nelghbots D fr~nf D Godfather 0 Cousin 0 Daqhler. Otuahter 0 Thinking of You 0 Across the Milot 0 lo Bolli ot You D Clletr 0 from Oor Ho"' II YOWl Ctlou 0 Gift Encto&urt Juvenile· 0 0 Teenajt flrlt ~~· c MOSCOW tUP!l - Fanatical ' Red Guards are encount.rins bloody resistance from worker• Prell Need,!d and party members in Commu- . WASRINGf\JN - THE DE- , nlst China, tile Soviet new• fense atll>rney lor Dr. Samnel !agency Tasa said Saturday. 11! H. Sheppard !lid Saturday the j reported hundreds hurt and sev· 1 conntct ~ lair trial and leral killed In rioting against the free pre" should be selUed by militant youths. common sense -aod not by law. At leut 200 Rod Guards were F. Lee Bailey told an A"o- bealen aod 30 hospltali2ed In elation of Trial Lawyers semi- Shanghai during fighlln& be- : nar that "muzzling the Arnt'rl- I ween workers and g u a r d s. ' can press iJ a very bad Ide• . Throughout the summer a n d Common sense aod lmagina- fall, Red Guard followers of tioo, not legislation Is the only IChairman Mao Tse-Tung answer." He predlcled a com-, been reported riding mon sense soltltloo would come over regular Communist party within the next five years. Bail iorganizations. ey said 'hat "the defeose needs The violence reported by Tass the pres•." indicaled party officials Pentagon Finds 35~000 Man Pool for New Draftees the l 1 1 were inciting workers LO fight back and, in some areas, ' regained the offensive. CANNES, FRANCE PO·, Tass said clashf! m:ulte1d lice sHid Santrday tlley h a alter Rod Guards beat up broken up on orgy rln& Bao-hua, a member of the met twice we<kly ror sex ty central committee and ties · with underage girls In of one of the party's foonden.l Riviera resort. ROOMS RATES UP Authorities said ab CINCINNATI (UP!) were arrested aod "ucltlng mii!OII II> University anoouocnd A number of youngsters, that next lall room .,r,a~~<ll-ttlWIII oldest a sirl of n, W6e ·be blgber and aU otudents timed and more amall expt(dld. Tbt ltllu!ta age frol'ri ill to M ! Orgy ChPcked I lin SISIISIIONS lflfiiOUI 0 Tho111hlfulnm Albu"" 0 lnltl~ Ptrly AuestDr~s 0 Kee~ake Album, 0 (n&apment ClleOOars 0 Photo Album• 0 Sna... hot Alb.,.. 0 Note Pope~ D SOCial Stol"- 0 "'''"' Cards [J ,.,. lo • 0 l'rlest 0 Nun 0 P11to- [J Teachis Wor4 ca.., !rwefope a niiirled couple, t110 bile 18141i11Jen, p tUille and a lofal buslneuman. ELBERFELDS HEADQUARTIRS FOR HALLMARK t &SROPPIN; 0 ,lAYS lEfT I . . - . . MAX;JMUM SECURITY - Lawrence county deputy sheriff ·eurt Blankenship leads Carl E. HaUeck, 29, Proctol'VU!e, charged with first degree .murder Friday iri l.he death of Ironton folice chief Walter ~· (Gene) Markel, to a·cell hi the Gallia county jail. On the nght - I~ .Jackson county shertf John Evans, who wtth deputy Hyle Fyffe (not pictured) assisted Lawrence county offtcers tn the transfer. Gallta county deputy James E. Baldwin who had just finished booking Halleck, is shown In the background. Halleck was transferred because of the d~plt condit.lon of the 100-year-old jail at Ironton. Recaptured pnsc)ners Guarded Heavi}y, . D M d U~tde~ Ch~~es 0f:FlfSt e~ee Ur er Iprisoner had made a 0 call his lawyer.with a regul- ..,._...,_ __ _ _ _, In toaccordance lion which problbits Or When You Brlrtt the Femlly To """ce : ' .... \ -· ' FIRST SECTION '-~~~~~~J~~:~ !NJ.A,.,.M;l trle<l; ,·'terl .' ,, -· Hunkll of Concrete Hurled Half Mile ! MARION, ru. - Fnur toni ~-~g;::~; eoex;:::_: of here Saturday, bur~ a,. wn chunks of concrete 1 IIIII mile sod rocking coliUINtdllti 10 miles """Y· One man wu ret)Orte4 -•--•n•. Four emplov.. _..._ uwm. ' ·~w•.- ed minor lnjuriet and w t• "' leased allt!r bospltal -~ DRIVER KJUJ!:D CINClNNAn (IIPI) - Char• leo W. Colley, tl, Lo•elaod, wu tilled S.tunlay wileD bll Cllr ran IIIIo & Petnsyl¥1011 raJI. md IWIIdl qlne In HIDIUton Cont11J ,.-1 .t ilt Kemper 1114. ~~~111117.lt<IGillllelr way to lreedlla .1!11 ll'hen Deputt Sheriff Larry Leas than one mtnute later 1 Rou"*' · la~eek ,...... • • 1e: 'cluipn wa• ai>Out to tak~ ,Pellee Otlellolmel aod Pali'ol· TlriiRD SECTioN et;oillll tlllburbu . . ..... 1111t rt~N· " ' iJ bact to !ill C1t11 alief' lliil (ConUnued 01 Pl&t I) . Page 21·28 .•• , • Cemla Alb. . .•· / ' ·t . officers ~~;.:lo~~lnck:=m~i: 0 Christmes Shopping INSIDE TODAY the Page 2..1 .. Generol Newt I!Wll'roll Oblo (liP])-~ E. (Gene) Markel,. 41, and! the ..,... and opeaed nre on tol into a desk draw.,-. Proge ~ ~- · • • ·- · Editorlol 1...,,..., p - i Wtto abot thmr crlllcafi)o woundlttl Patrolman I tbe prlsouen. Bailey shovnd the lawman 1 Pogo ;rv • • • • · Sports out _.,I..Jiill Friday, kJIUng iCharles; Giles, 30. . : He fled on loot, but his lr~ agalnot a wall, grabbed the t Pogo 1 · · · · In Our Town ci"''s ciilef, were Bailey_ died Frl_day afternoon dom was short lived. AboU! mne gun and bel<l Chapman, and Pflllt 8 · • • · · Farm NIWS " ..,. I j I b ak he th d I h bad P11• 9 .... .. - Datollne tlhder maxiJI!um ll<!j:Ur-iln a h<\'PIIal here AI a result lh9W'8 after the ai re two o er eupt ea w o . en- p...o 10 - . .. Meigs""" . ·w'ith llht deKI"Oe <Of wowids he suffered when he was apprehended at a house _tered the room, al gunpoint. •• y [walked ;Into a lusllade of pol· 1about two milfl from the ~1. 1 Patrolma1 Surprlled . . . INt ~= ~~ R~= nl&ftl authorl- ~ lee bullets outside tile jail.,1 Thl8 wa• the second time He forced Chapman to open SECOND SECTION was shot In llle. ann. _i;)hat Jenldns broke out of the a cell aod lei out the other] p111 11·12 _. . Locoland In Municipal ¢our! Friday ~cltnt jail, l'lhiell was con- , three prisoners aod theo all six Area Nowo Halleck and Browning[dentf!ed by several grand jur- I returned to the office just. as p111 13-14 __. RedJo.TV Innocent tD the murder jJea· 6n June 28 lie aod ~ . Robert Sites, a policeman from Logs . waived pretlmlnaty·1~· prisoners escaped, but all nearby Coal Grove, walked lnl' Page 15-16-17 _ Socloty and we!'ll bound over ''wereY'fteaptured the nett day. lthe door. They look his cun and · Page 18-19 . .. Cloalfltd the .KI"and jury. The bloody break oot Friday forced him Into the room with Ads Of .., lour mea wlie •on)y 10 mlnuies. II start- tile d~poties. -Page 20 . • , • • • . W..tc't • CMtlmao cerdo, na'klnJ, ••••• co¥tn, ""' pt-. .." wre& cord holders, poiHf' docorii!Mo, rtarly OIOCit ilowo, T' llotlonery• ribbon. "Chrlotmoo TrfOIUrtl" Mil "Tho Mlt.. iO ot Chrlottnu•, tift 1111 ••- 1ttlt.' WASIDNGTON (UP!) - The Defense Department has set up a pool of nearly 350,000 men from which it Call draft 40,000 former rejectees by Sept. 30 under a new policy of accepting lower mental standards. Department officials said Saturday the group inclu· ded 233,181 whites and 121,676 Nep-oes declared physically fit to serve in the armed servtces within fast four years but previously rejected because of low scorea on the Armed Force• Quaiifi<:ati<m Test (AFQT). rather thao draft claastllcaUon. The men all scored above the All the men achieved mtnllnum standards liud by of at least 10 on the afqt. law lor military service, but '!bit corresponds roughly to • under former regulations they fifth grade education or better. were rejected because of "lim- Uoder reduced toot standards ited trainabillty ." announced Tuesday, an underMost of the pool apparently mined number of men will be came from among the 2.4 mil- qualified automatically becauM lion men in the Selective Ser· they are high school graduates. vice System 1·Y classllicaion, Officials •aid regardless of tat considered available only In ,. re•ults, most bigh sehool grac&. oaional emergency. But olfl· uates usually perform above cials oaid the pool was formed expectations once they ""' .. on the b.,is of AFQT scores uniform. r.11•1- ' . ' ' ' • ' . l \ �... ' ' . ' ' ' PluMt , . . Bolpltal tes, lronton ·.~ :lU., . daugh~. ~dmU1e•1 llllioD Rainey, I 8:35 a.m. . · Galllpolla; Lila Dawn Good- ' · man, Pl. Pleuant; Home Haw- Ulysses G. thome,Aibton; Wilson H. Litch- Buwyer, Mrs. Lewis field, Hendel'!On; Alan Fisher, Alan G. Brillhart, . .. + ... ri:'., ,;1; ·-·-" . . ...., 7"A" DELUXE...SAW FREE $19.95 Loti - ........ WITII PIIKtll.ll OJ IACH I I - tMOI' UTIUIY DRAWR fOI STAND AVAII.AlllE al $1.9$ C/H ''A LASTING GIFT" C/11 ~1106 Bl•ck & DtH:ker ~JIG SAW JIC SAW TABLE ALL PURPOSE VACUUM (I CLEANER .. I f 'I 5 GAL. SIZE S2999 Got Christmas i Financial Ii Problems This Year? I C/H c/11 Bleck & Deckw • %" DRILL KIT Bl•ck & D•cku FINISHING SANDER KIT 51999 lA pieu1 : 0·124 ~· Drill (giCif'lld to flcmdlt lh1 bigg~r j<:>ln); cuuorn-f.n.d plolt\c «<H)'if'lil CaM , 3 drill bitt; 3" wiq Cen<alnl 499 ,.,« c/H whnl DruJh; 3" b..Rng wh.el; cJa.d:. ur and hold.r, 5" ~bbw bacJ.;,.g pad, ..... 5" ~g diJCJ, lh~ ..n-4 !Wbor. C/H .u.1'22!1: ~ny. Bleck & DtH:ker Tlwnt May TratH!l UNITED NATIONS SECRF~ tary General Thant said Saturday he had not ruled out the possibility ol taking a trip to Souheast Aala, Including a visit to Viet Nam, early in 1GII7. Thant declined to disclo~e when he would take his nut initia· live ID get Viet Nam pea"e talks starled. In acceptilig ~js s_econd five-year term Friday, he said he "will continue to regard it as my duty to make every effort 011 a persoanJ basis ID help promote a Slllution which will bring peace and jus. lice 1D the people of Vietnam." JOIN OUR IELT SliDER $4999 U.l-'4 WID. ond THUIIDA Y Dl<tmlttr 7.a FOR MERRY GIFTING NEXT CHRISTMAS NOT OPIN 6" BENCH GRINDER ·lftt·~- CIH WI!LLEl BIIICic & Det:ket' SOLDERING KIT Little by Uttle, week by week. the money you add to your Chrristmas Club account adds up to a care. ~ /!!) free Christmas In 1967! ~" S795 b~ .okktil'lg k.lt. Fl<ltU,.. 1ht Weller tOO/ .tOO watt Oua l Heat ~eld· wing g~.m plu1 accenorie1 ood o high irnpoc1 pla1tic utility cote. Accnw•i•• includN 3 woldtring tlpa, tip dlongi"'J wrench, fku: bru1h, wlderiru~ aid and aU-pvrpose 10lder. SELEa THE AMOUNT ntAT UTILin DRILL SQ99 • C/11 1/16" .. 1/ 4" · DllllL an m S.vt Receive 25c ....... .12.50 SOc ....... 25.00 1.00 •••• . - 50.00 2.00 . • . . • 1oo.oo 3.00 .. .. • 150.00 5.00 • . . • . 250.00 10.00 • • . . soo.oo .,, .o-. '· ' ~ . f>/. FRU I;>ISSTON 26 IHCH HAIID SAW VASE S333 CANDLE ' ~I)AY NIGI:ITS.6:00T0 ..-CIO THE. FARMERS BANK ."""... SAVINGS CO~ ~- ~:: ... 1495 IJNCIHIGH $01111 t':OtUMRHN lliMZ011111C BOYAL VAL'DB 4" WORKSHOP VISE 1110- STIONG MECHANICS AIL PUif'OSI TOOL BOX TORCH KIT Wl rooc£ ) $777 ss99 .... $1... ' ' POME~9r C~E~T . BLCl~K · · · . til. I),_.,,IMiit SteJre tf au1w1n. ~\tis '' 1 • '· f'lltlll ..UIIIIItr 992.S500 . ' ' - :. ,. 12 FOOT RULE ' '• t CO. �... ' ' . ' ' ' PluMt , . . Bolpltal tes, lronton ·.~ :lU., . daugh~. ~dmU1e•1 llllioD Rainey, I 8:35 a.m. . · Galllpolla; Lila Dawn Good- ' · man, Pl. Pleuant; Home Haw- Ulysses G. thome,Aibton; Wilson H. Litch- Buwyer, Mrs. Lewis field, Hendel'!On; Alan Fisher, Alan G. Brillhart, . .. + ... ri:'., ,;1; ·-·-" . . ...., 7"A" DELUXE...SAW FREE $19.95 Loti - ........ WITII PIIKtll.ll OJ IACH I I - tMOI' UTIUIY DRAWR fOI STAND AVAII.AlllE al $1.9$ C/H ''A LASTING GIFT" C/11 ~1106 Bl•ck & DtH:ker ~JIG SAW JIC SAW TABLE ALL PURPOSE VACUUM (I CLEANER .. I f 'I 5 GAL. SIZE S2999 Got Christmas i Financial Ii Problems This Year? I C/H c/11 Bleck & Deckw • %" DRILL KIT Bl•ck & D•cku FINISHING SANDER KIT 51999 lA pieu1 : 0·124 ~· Drill (giCif'lld to flcmdlt lh1 bigg~r j<:>ln); cuuorn-f.n.d plolt\c «<H)'if'lil CaM , 3 drill bitt; 3" wiq Cen<alnl 499 ,.,« c/H whnl DruJh; 3" b..Rng wh.el; cJa.d:. ur and hold.r, 5" ~bbw bacJ.;,.g pad, ..... 5" ~g diJCJ, lh~ ..n-4 !Wbor. C/H .u.1'22!1: ~ny. Bleck & DtH:ker Tlwnt May TratH!l UNITED NATIONS SECRF~ tary General Thant said Saturday he had not ruled out the possibility ol taking a trip to Souheast Aala, Including a visit to Viet Nam, early in 1GII7. Thant declined to disclo~e when he would take his nut initia· live ID get Viet Nam pea"e talks starled. In acceptilig ~js s_econd five-year term Friday, he said he "will continue to regard it as my duty to make every effort 011 a persoanJ basis ID help promote a Slllution which will bring peace and jus. lice 1D the people of Vietnam." JOIN OUR IELT SliDER $4999 U.l-'4 WID. ond THUIIDA Y Dl<tmlttr 7.a FOR MERRY GIFTING NEXT CHRISTMAS NOT OPIN 6" BENCH GRINDER ·lftt·~- CIH WI!LLEl BIIICic & Det:ket' SOLDERING KIT Little by Uttle, week by week. the money you add to your Chrristmas Club account adds up to a care. ~ /!!) free Christmas In 1967! ~" S795 b~ .okktil'lg k.lt. Fl<ltU,.. 1ht Weller tOO/ .tOO watt Oua l Heat ~eld· wing g~.m plu1 accenorie1 ood o high irnpoc1 pla1tic utility cote. Accnw•i•• includN 3 woldtring tlpa, tip dlongi"'J wrench, fku: bru1h, wlderiru~ aid and aU-pvrpose 10lder. SELEa THE AMOUNT ntAT UTILin DRILL SQ99 • C/11 1/16" .. 1/ 4" · DllllL an m S.vt Receive 25c ....... .12.50 SOc ....... 25.00 1.00 •••• . - 50.00 2.00 . • . . • 1oo.oo 3.00 .. .. • 150.00 5.00 • . . • . 250.00 10.00 • • . . soo.oo .,, .o-. '· ' ~ . f>/. FRU I;>ISSTON 26 IHCH HAIID SAW VASE S333 CANDLE ' ~I)AY NIGI:ITS.6:00T0 ..-CIO THE. FARMERS BANK ."""... SAVINGS CO~ ~- ~:: ... 1495 IJNCIHIGH $01111 t':OtUMRHN lliMZ011111C BOYAL VAL'DB 4" WORKSHOP VISE 1110- STIONG MECHANICS AIL PUif'OSI TOOL BOX TORCH KIT Wl rooc£ ) $777 ss99 .... $1... ' ' POME~9r C~E~T . BLCl~K · · · . til. I),_.,,IMiit SteJre tf au1w1n. ~\tis '' 1 • '· f'lltlll ..UIIIIItr 992.S500 . ' ' - :. ,. 12 FOOT RULE ' '• t CO. �. '. ' . ) ...... I ,I • •' ' f ·~ l • 'i't4-! ~'"-~·. ~'li"~t<' ~ 1':'• ' ... :;_r., ~r~ ~) • " ....,~..,.~... <\ '"~' \ ':It.· fJ ~ ~- ,) '" !~ , 0 , _,_, ' ' -~ -·.,. .••.•.... ,., ,:;~ fjJ , · ·"""• oJ , r.aiJipolis Selected As Site For Southern » 011io AAU Boxing Tourney January 12-13-14 RT 1 PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PIJIUBIUNQ COltP~ . - Chutn f011nelllll, lilltO. Etlilol' DwiQht Welherllelf. Editor Ho!IGI'C Wlllon. Jr. Ala., Bettor •• ' "'' Education is Everybody's Business Education, a droD subject, nevertheless .Is everybody's business. Too many teen..agers have a take it or leave it attitude about Uteir own educa.. Han; too many really do leave it, and many parents couldn 't care less. " 'oo This is not to claim thllli• ever """ mueh better. We could think 10, accordilli to the politicians and professional tnOflt• ists who call for our return to the good old days when a moral was a moral. Phooey ! Po!ilics was so rotten lOll yellfl 110 good people despaired for the Republic. Slavery had juot been banned at tht cost of a thorough national blood bath. The West - the Old Wes~ Sir! - contamed the whiskey-drinkingest, cussingest most illiterate, immoral coUection of hUmanity the young nation had seen, Contrary to Kilty's freedo111, as wrtrayl!d I~ [lodge City of Dillon's day, a proper girl did not step from behind her locked door after dark in a frontier town. Aro thoso the days we should rel\lrn to! No, we really cannol want to 10 bi~Ck, We must move forward Into more enlightened morality, more expanded social justice, always seeking to perfect a free economic system to urve this end. And Education io !he only road to thlJ end. It has performad mlraclu already, but greater vnes are needed. , l' A prominent educator, Dr. Milton Young nl the Institute of Public AdJninls· tration, told a seven·state conference on urbon schoolS Wednesday that Wtlllrn man has not been able to change hll education system as he has revolutionized bll indiJstrial institutiona and scientific JDitb.. odologies. 'nllo Is ~!her way ol rtpNIIDg lbtl oil-repealed llllllclmlnl tbJI bas learned how to man lllllllllolnt macho lnes but 80 far bas laDed to Jearn what to da with them. Dr. YOUIII old IOIDO ol the radical cbiJ!f!OS envisioned ll1't: - l!lllnllna11an ol lllckoltep . l)'llllu, llfBde levolo, or. dlfferenlltltion between Ill'" sc~l. eletnentlll')', jUI)!or, senior bi&b and colloJ•· - l!lacll !"'l'IOn with Ids own p a Ih tbrouiih diO edueaUonal ·'f.wn. - Elilueatlon deaUnc with' Ioiii · ..,viroftmenl. , - Vudy clla"8"11 roles !of leacllm and atlmlnlstl'alors. "Mass edueat!mt," be pld, "emerged In Western Europe at a time when Medievalism flourished with a concept of ctosed aulbQrltarian social lnsUtuUoos and a clo.. 14 CO!Ioepl ol ~Oit'lldCe· OUr ~ efforts an 1tlU aUibo:ltarllll P4 coercive. ''TtJellllll II 1t1IinJ and 111N1erJ Is reIUfglr.tlon ill ~ Ill . .4114 que" tiQIIS. Tlte conlllpls ol 1llb Oellliii'J' Schol· ~ tt111 Pftlealt lllllclt' or lbe · hl&h ICbool tlld eolllp lduCIIlaa today." Chana' ' In edueaUon Ia nof 'OilJY, lhou&b change, more change, and even mont ehanp w1ll be llteded. II II like lrl'inl to repair a bleyele whila rldiJta. II. ThlJ II IIOIIItlhlnc ol tha vilion ahead lor lduealors. II should be our vision. Perhaps l:ducalioll then sbollltl eem belns a draU 111bjeet. And tten·agers, who by natural lnllinct loot forward instead of backward, will lab more to educaiiOII, 110t leave It," and pannta can dream mislaken]f 1111 o! how aood things used to be, and comeUy more of !low good thlnp can be. • q ,lmJIIi,fv ill": -:r.;:s- "''*""""' Hatlo's .) . Perfect ~-. ' -·----Will It Come to This? .. . No Effort Seen to Reopen Probe of Kennedy Slaying r.r National Window of Opinion_ - • to Resume Sens. Bobby andAbe PIanmng p . . B c·t· ' N ds ensive omtmg to Ig I IeS . ee Off I I • By LYLE WIL'lON avaUable. Bob K. did not own. LBJ has no Intention ol Valted Prou!Dieraadonal indicate lltt II!Pbnum aid belplng .tlttm play "'me bla Stn. Robm F. Kennedy 'Is figaro whicb would be saUsla<· lllne poll,tict II hll tapense. Tbt lnll!ln( tor another end run tory to him. You may be ouro, Riblaofl· Ktnt>tdJ edvontagl II'OUit4 tbt Jolmson-Humphrily however, thai Bob's maximum over JQ!msoo Is enormllUI. ldmllllolrallon. Stn. Abraham will be 111 lltilll ot onytbing H~ever absurdly lmpoSslbll A. Rlbleoll, J>.Conn., 1 blocking Johnson bu proposed w: Js thetr new urban subsidy plan bacll o1 modi uperltnce, will Ukely to Jll'OP068 unless polltlotl IDlY be, tbeJ 0111 It Ill run lnterfertnot. Rlbicoff got emergency coatpell him to otllo Co-81 IIQI year wdhout IDJ bia reputaUon blocking for John Ibid Kennedy. Thai would be htrlher resbonslhlllty. U LB.J F. Kennedy In the 1980 quite a bidding conteal. LBJ joined In lhls ~nlure, he would Komnedy-Nilon ooniAIII. 1and RFK aro equallJ INti with Itt rwpontlhll lor te1111l1 lhl olher people's money, other people how be proposed to ralst Rlblonll and J{lnnedy will popil beiJIC lbtl bwnpollaekotl lht money, wbal lha ""' mark lbtl !Jirlllmu ttuon wllll taxpayers. spending would do In terms of a grab lor blc t:lty support . IDDaUon. Ktnnotly 11 INti o1 generally rtprdlll u the The !heme of last summer'o suoh datalls. rfgbUul property o1 Johnson- Riblcorf-Kennedy inquiry will be Humphrey. lllbleollll chairman !he theme lhls month when the of a Stuall commllloe with a mquiry lJ resumed. The themo long 1111111 and 1 1qer reacb is a complaint agalnsl lack of Into urtt.a poilU"'. It Is tho planning and lack of COOrdlna· ''Bt wH hatol m1 ezecuUva reorpnlutlon sub- lioo In Johnson's Greal Society. Fatller also." - Jon 15:1f,~ c n m m I tie e ot t h e Senate This 1bllne II damlnaUng Governmental Operations C<>m. subcornmllloe publlt: hearings mlllto Kllllltdy js the sta~ resumed t1111 week. Rlbico!f I believe thel love II I h I awrtnan Rlbicoff accompanied dlsctosure of bls groaltlllblqln the world; !hal aDd Kennedy paired last sum• plans with a t:OIIlplainl U>al: It alone CJn overoome batat mer·In an lnVI!!UgatiOo billed a1 "One ol the gltll problema, Col llwl rfibt oan and willlrlulnpll the cr111s of the clUes. city planning) Is ~ tendenoy ol over mllhl. - John D. RockeOul o1 Ibis Rlbleolf.Keonedy the eucutive bran<b to run 1be . leDw Jr., Amertcan capltlllsl. crisJ1 IDtiUirJ came bl& )lead- whole lbow." I lines. Some o1 them reported This compllll!lqaiDII ceol~a.l Bob Kennedy's hard Une with Uzalioo of government power w i - lfbD dllpleasod bim. Washington at the ezpj!nse Olhr ~~ capsultd a~ !Ita ct~ IIIII ·llltu Is 0111 ve1111 tirlllciam 01 Great ~eti ~aracte~ lor Rlbtcoll metbotltl IIIII aobleVOJNats In equ.Uy so lor Kennody. t)le criUcal areas. When jswron life orthodox liberals. blpa leiUnl what llaeJ Qteded They believe In the , from the federal Tre8Jt117 even brother Kennedy was aa~ lJe. 111011t. Bul . , troll's needa wera allmaled at lhe f15 bUllon abovl pruenl aUoca- 10me of llolll over tlO.ycar ~ li•w adventures York Mayor Jo!m V. Lindsay Jrea In the bad stmllar Idees. II wa• political calculalltllbllll all &nal ciUet Kennedy bid 1111' lib tlllllll lbl total JO Ignore "!fB ~.oe RarveJ o.wa~«.. What they relJ upol, ...theor ~ pi llrell II fBIIIolaallDII 11Jn1 lllclud!DI lila aulopq daelon IIlli FBI liellll. Tbe crlllee have lrletl to II• tlte a Ulllll olllllpn1tl• ...t1eeW 11 • t*ltlle 1110"1nl IDIO anv• 11'1&. 'l'1leJ 111ft •aaetl mltllllonllaflllto11telr bOIOml loq titer 1lal . _ . bu heel lei rJcll. lmr bu bttn rtl4 u eouplraey, Tbe P'nndt, lboad of all ofb, er1, bavt 1ntlulpl 1belr tNil tar COIII)IIne)r. Ia the proctll ol entlleuly rew•kinl tlu CIH, thaJ hm.olfmtl 1111H111 mWion. ' =~Rl~blco:U~~~:;;;; : pl'n tor Thai was tOo much for 1IJil!ncUna l)JI JU.Jioused, Kennedy who told tile mayors 'led, 111-clot~ed. On the contrary, .. tuab 1111111 WOII14 be ' he Dll Bob art lllrlciiJ till their ll('n• S ltll' ~ boxers. Beach announced any fighter who has fo ught in three tourn:!l· ment bouts will be classified as an open division candidate. I ale l !)fi1 'i iZ (l 2 h '"' ' Brow ne; l'z.1 J ~ --- -- -~-A 1 rowd 1!1' fifl fJIIO II• llf>. ~fl() , C'C!I!br, df'~pit~ !)I' in~ all hut w~1s I'XIJ('IIPd tn walr·h t hP t'IJmm:ltPd lrorn Lhe div1 sion !lEACH ATHLETIC CLUB --:- The Beach Athlctle Club. Charleston, W. Va .. winner or th e novice team cha~.pionslup 1n I 966, Will p~rlietpnte. <n th e first annual Gallipolis Southern Ohio AAU Golden Gloves Box- mg l ourname nt, sc heduled Jan. 12, 13 and 14. Kneelmg, left to nght are Edward McGee, flvweight; James Tac kett, flyiVcJght;_ Gayla nd Stewart, bantom we1ght. Standing- John Miller. trainer: Allen ·i·arkelt feath erv. etg ht open; Cookte Clayton, (now a pro) James Bails, novice light heavv and Franklin Beach ma~ager !\I, len Tackett wonthe "champion of champions" at Huntington last Janua;y, ' · • AI.I~STAR ' : I ' Three Area Gri.dmen Are pIC • ked For south squa d Five teams have indicated they \\'ill partiupate in the 1967 Southern Ohio AAU event in the Old French Ci ty thus lor. They are: South Charleston FOP; Beckley; Columbus Be21· ie Center; Gollipolis AC and the Beach Athletic club of Char· ~est on. Centjnued Beach, "We are expectmg entries from ZaneS* ville, Steubenville, Columbus. Huntington, Portsmouth, Iron- ton, Milton and Seth • thletie clubs." Trophies will be awarded tt chammon and rwmerups tn each divis ion, along with an award to the "champion of champ10ns" in each division. Th 11 1 b ere WI a so e 3 sportsman~ ~hlp award. '. plus team tr•.ru ..... ";es m both diVISIOns llayiOn Stebbins '7 2 1 1 I u· s Howard Paces uc (,'ourt WJ'n 0ver Badgers 934 I -I 0 I · Fri•day's c0Ilege I s ResuIts Th d Gloves tournament, scheduled player fur e un ~-y Tim_~~-Sentinel. Sunday,_!?:c-_4~~966--::::? in February in Huntington's MeI Nt!fl!i\\'f'~t 7t ('[pvtJnnd I~ tight end Mill MorMADISON, Wis. (UPJ) GaUipolls Spas. 5-48 w pie! eal Fairborn 70 Urbana 1;6 i l'ortsml<lllil r.a•.t sr, : lll llalph Smith w!l l probably Cin~·innati's John Howard put mona! Fieldhouse. SprJ n,~ri, hl South 77 Portsmou th WP'-l Jij:, 1 ~ub fur him. on a spectacular second-ha lf Basketball Results Admi ssiOn \\'Ill be $1.25 for Springfi •:hl Nort h 03 Qrern 'fownsh1p M shooting exhibitio n and hrl the By United Preu International general S('::l!s. and $1.75 for r.<· lpre 6> Fnrt Frye 40 N! warl; r,o Lancaster Gl OPFN SEASON Bearcals to a 77-70 overllme East ringside seats. T!Ckeis in Ute WfJr 11'! <;fleld 71 IJmon 41) I01hm)I.IU 'i H_rMkh ;\vt·n fJr. ThP Cnll.poli-; l"rr~lunen bas- victory over Wisconsin Satur· Villanova 72 Phil. Texhie 3 M-G-M area will go en sale ('hawlrt•y. ;)r.vcr 92 I CcJiumhus Snu rh f,l k ~>lba ll teum will •·ptln it~ day. STILLWATER, Okla. (UPO- rpoints, quarterback Bob War-IIUn ion IN y 171 Pratt 26 somcllmP next week. Ca rtho~1· Trny 1:7 IC'•Jhm,hu~ F:ast 70 sea'>Oil at home aga inst Kyger W . 1 d t th Charles Tnmble and Willard South Beach stated any fi ghter f'IIJ!: 'l!Pr 72 Y(lrk !i l I Mari(ln Fr:mklm ·U : Cn•f'k ?vfonday ~~t 4 ~0 p m The lorkl:~or:~~ Iawi!~o~e32-~8 t a!~ Nahrgang dropped Ron Shotts mack passed to Shotl~. who was : N. C. Melh. 86 ~ C. Coli 47 wtshmg to entrr the tournament F;~~tPrn { ·,1t>Jg<.;J H!i IColumbus J.ind::n WI I G.1l l!po! is Ju nior Hi gh sq uads timt! lead but 1/owo.ll'd conn~cl . <It the two ya rd line to ruin a ~topped cold at the two • yard I Morris Harvry 110 Beckley 80 should fill out an entry blank JTnnn;m Tr:Wt' Gfl : Cn\umhu~ Walnu t nid gc 391 w!ll JOurney to Rutl and Mnn- ed on 10, bask('tS and six fr~ 2-point try with 1·29 left Satur- hne_s. Ok.lahoma State took the !Maryla nd St 98 Ehz. C!ty 91 (publi shed elsewhere on to. rtwl;md :.4 North r;alli;:~ 47 ' Cnl11111lm~ Wt'~ L 66 I day to bundJ their 19!iG-67 cam- 11 Oklahoma Stale a ons1de kickoff and stalled out ! Virginia Tech 85 Uuke 71 day's ~ ports page). Details are 11le :-;econd haIf tO y tu g1ve C1l "•ntr··i 61 ' trows m · the clock· 11·~ 1ed on the bl an k" 1·ungtnn c.ourt 11 ou:-.e .1'6 ' \"as , I 11 mhll''j ~" '1 puigns f . b .th . , d -14 VICtory over Oklahoma 1 Tenn Weslevan 75 Biscayne 55 1 1 30 1 Monroe .ru C'rltHPbus .. !Illsbasket. WI andporn r e throws score Wr.rg ,110s . '?.'t II be held tn J an. 1 • • Whe'•·ton" Arr·am1rn 58 nrN! II J t' ...., ... ~A•t one rours.free ate a 1'a-1~' vIctory o~er Okla- , Johnson pushed Oklahoma Vald osta 83 . ~aptJs. t £2 Vrrsar llr q ~2 Bradford :m Pleasnnt Vr"w 42 SATURDAY TRADE . . orne and a tie for th1rd place S . . Midwf'~t 7. fro m 1 until ~p.m., in the R<·ynoltl.sburg fill Ill th e overtime. . II B' E. ht tate Ill front m the second D 7' F . d Washington school, and from •.., l ··r.·•n~:l m Monroe G8 WASIIINGTON (UPII - TI1e m Je 1g 1g . t 'th l ans ~ nen s 66 Covi ngton 46 ' Franktin Heights ·17 Washington Senators Saturday Wisconsin, led by Joe Fra - The Sooners, in losing their quar cr WI a ten-yard sco~ r CJarkson 68 Case 62 to 5 fl.m., on Jan. 12. ~ -.. rn ~ n run that capped a 51-yard dr1ve 1 F f th t" 1 . 1 I W ~1iddl<'town 28 Franklin 21 ('S ef\'1 11 e 7 :~ JY11 In ,) obtai ned pitcher Camilo Pa~caul klin and Chuck Nagle, JUm ,second in a row to the Cowboys which was set u b ' Nebraska 79 Oregvn 53 or ur er 1norma lin, fte Ilamil1tm Taft 65 r;rnvi•pnr.l 51 Gahanna 49. and second basement Bernie to a 47-37 lead in the se nd after 19 straight victories, homa fumbl e p y an Okla-I St Ambrose 68 Coe 66 terested parties should contact Oxford Talawandu 48 Can:1l WmchPster 89 Oublm 58 Allen fr(Jm the Minnrsota Twins half, bu t Howard 's accura on dropped to fifth place. They · Cent. St. (Ia.) 60 MacAiestr 49 Frankhn Beach e~t 725 Fourth l1t!l r \11ami 66 Kings Mills 38 OlwJ ~eaf 61 . . ·xchange for relief hurler long jump shols brought Cin· would have tt('d for second by Oklahoma fought back from Sioux Falls 110 S. D. Tech 70 Ave., Gallipolis. 1 1Kearney 77 Southern 74 Ne'h Matamoras 77 Co! umbus um~WS itr. 55 flo ll Klme . cinnati to 53-5l WJth six min- winning. . .. f':~Jro, w. Va. 49 Ale~ander 61 .warren Local 51 1 utes lt>ft. The Bearca ts Jed '63- The winnmg extra point, ~e J..() halftime dericJt and Gen. Beadle 85 Mmor 73 Iront 1•n G[, Wavt'riy 66 Mmford 4l COACHES NAMED 61 when Nagle hit on a long kicked by Craig Kessler, came otts s~ooted three ~ards to Jamestown 6:l Black Htlls 62 Q l!tJ~tington, W. V!l 6.1 ~orthl~·~on 49 Rexley 47 i COLUMBUS 1UP I) - L o 11 jump shot w1th ~;even seoonds after Ronnie Johnson skirted ~::e With . less than SIX mm- Dickm<:on 89 Rocky Mount. 74 TE (All Games) 1 AM Ada ~5 F.hda 52 CuluD111U.'i -Nort hland 89 FloriO of Hamilton Garfield left m regulation play, to se nd left end to put the Cowboys gone 10 Lhe third quarter. Doane 77 .'Jeb. Wesleyan 74 W L pup <'restview 87 St. Marys 66 Columbus Wehrle 43 1and Bob Shaw of Niles McKin- the game into overtime. ahead to stay with less than a IWarmack tos~~ to Rober_t Kal- Hastings 81 Midland 71 IMiddleport······ 1 0 70 51 Limn Ruth 69 Middlt~ port 70 Pomrroy 59 dey were voted head coaches . . ., minute gone Ill the foluth quar -1Slt for the tieing two-pom ters. Concordia 82 J . F. K~nnedy 6.1 Nelso~v iUe •• •• 1 0 61 55 Lima Central Catholic 64 1Mt. Vernon !>~ I Friday night for the 21st annual .It wa.~ Cincmnah -~ second ter. · I Warmack fumbled at the MeCook 79 Pr2tt 65 ' Athens .. •· ·• .. 1 0 48 45 f'olumbu~ Grove 80 Ohio City 38 1 _uppr~r A_rlmglnn._ ~!t :ohJo high school all-s tar fool· VICtory of the s~ason _m ~w,o The Sooners drove to the Oklahoma 18 with 1·25 remain- Ill. Wesleyan 'lO Wayne St. 60 1J.ac~son_ ........ 2 1 203111 Coldwater 72 Marion Loeal 4.6 Fart~ti~J.TtH.QII_ 77 ball game at Canton next game!!. Il was Wisconsms Oklahoma State one but faiL.~ in[! in the third period and the Rockford 6.'1Blackburn 53 (.alhpohs •• .... 0 1 55 - 61 :~ew Knoxville 61~ Lancaster Fen~~~k 64 Au~. 11. ' ' Iopener. on four strmght tr1es with 6:53 C~wboys speU to a t~chdown Carthage 94 Augustana82 Pomeroy " ...... 0 ~ ~ New Bremen 67 Athens 48 Wellston ':ia Both Florlo, chosen South remami ng, The Cowboys gave in less than two minutes with Knox 66 Lak~ Forest 47 Wellston •• •• •• 0 131 Cruoksv1lle 60 Roseville 4G Jackson 72 Logon 51 . coach, and Shaw, who will lead DECEMBER 1: the ball back on a quick kick, . . ' Aurora 100 Greenville 79 Logan .. ·• •• ••· 0 2 100 Tri·Volley 56 Philo 54 Nelsonv·•lle 61 G~lhpohs 5~ lhe North, piloted their teams Middleport nt Gallipolis and Shotl' picked up the 30 Shotts earned 39 t•mes for Southwtsl (Varsity) New Concord 57 Sheridan 44 Southeafitern .65 IQ unbeaten seasons. Both will Pomeroy at Wellston yards needed on nine carries the Soontrs, netting 149 of Ok· Baylor 104 Arlington St. 74 TEAM W L POP. New Lexington St. Aloysius 64 . Mechamcsb.urg 51 be head coaches in the all-s tar Logan at A:hens the final from one yard out. ' lahoma's 180 ru~hing yards. The Texas 100 Texas Weslt'yan 63 Middleport ..... 1 o ~ _st Logan E1m 62 Cardm-"ton-.70 R1dgemont 59 eve nt ror the first time. Jackson at Nelsonville Then. on the try for two Soone~s, who ~tdn't complete a We~~;t Jackson . . •, ... I 0 '12 U Marietta 80 Bellaire 14 ~pass '" the rtrsl hair, and 57 Xavier 69 A1r Force 65 Nelsonville .. .. • 1 o 81 IS Madison 80 Zane Trace 65 yards on four of eight aerials. Brig. Young 97 N. M. St 60 Athens .•.• __ I G 48 45 • ' Di'yjrll~ Puri'>ll0lll h Noire !lam!' WIH•l·IJ'!'"bur~ I' All Pr 46 Ticllrfon t:~inP. lifl Kf'ntrm 48 1 [;I) m~;.~;:~ ~~~Ye douhtrul 40 10 diflllll bl DilliN 81 tbllllllll' TWO·pOint . conversion Fai·ls As sooners Drop I 5-14 Tilt • 1 '"I witt__. .....w.. i I'" SEO St ndi ngS ,__. pertorizt.r. would bi.I!Mitt ~ ' tl'llllon. A II1Uioll II ·IIIII · lbotlland ~~ut Ffl.day's •gh chool Scores ~ :~o~~:.e:~: 8EftRf'S There will he two divisions - nov ic·e and OjJCn. Novice 11 for beginnmg lighters and the open dJvlsion is for experienced By ROBERT GRIMM I t h . COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Th :~ ot e~ pl~yeJs to round oul,ternates at each position, Jn lop senior football 1 case some of their selel'tions e ;;~n S~qua 5 1 10hio's high schools wperayersl ~ M Ko 1 aw of ~nbeaten Niles , cannot partw1pate m th e game , e se ec..... c m ev was p1cked to head ]next sum I'd Saturday for the 21sl 11th N h · mer. annua e on team in the annual North • South all-star filam~ at clasSIC at Canton's Fawr.ett St Three.. Southeastern Ohio area ..... ,," ca l A . a... _ ...M. ~" n 1111 next ug. 11. ' d'Um An(]ther perfe ·r r~td gnwueo. w~re selected to play . · . The board or directors or the coach for 1966 HamJ~ton G in the COl!test. They were BtU Seatmg capacity Wlll be 1,200 1 I' U!c defense. l "Bowling balls aren't made lo Oh!o High &boo! Football I field's Lou Fln;!O, Will bead ~~· I Westfall, end, Logan. T 0 m l persons. · The most impor.tanLHe-m er1ncarry but to rull!'' Coach_es Associ a lion made the ISou th team Prrce, guard. South Pomt Proceeds from lie tournar'f~rnm~ the Browns, u1 addition 1 t f lh b H K ' and ' m~nt Will go to lw Beach P.tDavton Fatterson 59 Lt·banon 49 NJ·WfJOrt, Ky. C3\hnlic lil , se ec Jons rom e e~t sen! IJr I Tile coarhes. in other artJOn l ex ern, Lancaster, quarter- ! Jellc Club which hepes to ob1 I c II Itil 77 I to thE'If Runnerup Bowl hopes, players throughout the slate. voted to appoint ~rll/!Ut'ee I back. I Mwmisburg 78 Fatr~·Jew tiS ~~·:·t 1 u egr. ' h thr league rushin.!t title h('The N .. h . kd 1 " w · . tain club facilities In Gallipolis. Fairmont Efl~l 70 Mt . Ih•;d tiiV 72 tween Leroy KeJly and Gale , ! or~·~ cna~ ~~ pslC e a 22- I to look IIllO the possJbilily or ! ThiS js the firJ1 time Gallipooytnn Kl"l'r '•"' Clll( mnalJ Pfll'll•ll 711 . man SQI~ti , an e OU til menI stagmg a post-season play·off ~ I' h bee ....._ted to h t o" ' ." sa,ws nf Cilll'aOn. tors se Iected 23 PIayers. lS as n OS • • · t s II rt .. Say•ers has to determme state champions. lv...t.... Onyt•~n Rno~l'\.elt 77 Lmc mna11 .tl. a e · ~7 yards nod !Pads Kelly by The he d h l sanctioned .....,.A.IU6 tournament. 1 9 , "I' a coac-...... W o were In addition to the first-string-, T I ' Colu mbns Dt> Sal t· s 4t.i M:tpnt)un t 711 11 aut•Jr a u 1 . althou"h Dick Haas ot Los h he winners wil advance to 1 t d F 'd 12 (l11llie•dl1t' 7fl Port.,moutll 47 h ~ ec e n ay rug t, will se- ~ ers,_lh__ e _c_o_aches also picked allh e na t10naI regmna · 1 GoId en I,emon M r onroe 74 t\llgelcs hr,s hy pla yi ng one dar, dollllty rill liNd II !Gill dllllll<l In • erndatl publlt place. 11 will Ill btn, for lnslanet, wbal bappenttllo lito 1blrd of lbrH bulllll . . . 1ty Onaltl. Nor, 1ar 1 u r" whlc!h lbet Nl wild. CUJUIIIR" _.'Pill lilt ~ .. 111 allb .,. S1nct tbolo lmpnMiont 111'1 poollf tra1ll _ .., wllboul lbtl IUPporl o1 IVtt1 111 1ft ..., 111c- 111 11111 - . fie 1 11 ol Jaqlbta lvidmee 1b 1 wef&lll o1 OIIINio' .. ltfiiiiOI .~witnesses" could u well bavl ..,... ..., All Ill. It..,. tlrtSHd 11 811 '!'bey baVI ~0 IJtlll ..._.. IIIII, 1111 JIMIII · • buD and ..,... Ulotl OtwiW. ,.. IIUI'ftllllountl,no~·"!.__~., .,.., 110 w will.,., eouid ban beaD lai1IGIItl liJIIII lh . . ,.._ Will, 1111111 KeimtdJ from tha dlrtoUon lillY nd 1111 • .., oiOIII J'. atltllllilJer lha cruolal ~.. dp Uti lha w••••• 0 Ito Allde froDJ' IIlolr plnllltael Jib Ctu.U, ol .,_, • THOUGHTS "'""-1111 Beach said the tournamelt will 0. open to any fighter In Mei gs-Gallia • Mason area Cand other surrounding SRO counties} aetween the ages of 11 and :!8 years. attack tamt" m a 11.:\t wllt'il ' <~een ;:wllnn smt·e ThanksgivJill; bark agaJnst the Hruwn s fullhar k Torn Rr·ynn. nut mll~l , ni~ht 111 Dal\::t<... Wf'rt' rrslrd and Thr <:i:urts have a respeet- 1 of Uw sf'~on \\1lh inJuriP<>, wa<>lrl g und phy•,wal •·IJJJdi tJnn ''lhle acn:ll aame Vlllh Horner · · (') . l1urt l:, te ln the prriod. ag:,1n, 'J lwy w111 hav~: ·omt m- 1J{ nP~ A·.ru11 Tlwmas Del Sl10l1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , - , - - - •·- I ' . ' , .' • ' . l:f~ tlnrt a~ Crespmo the top 'i' ~ · '"' ' t tl l .~ . rece1vers. u !C runnmg aI ;:r~~~ fleen 'wt>ak, a10ng wilh pnxluces Ita paradozes. II Is a rejeclloa of tbe llliiJd. less btbavlw: If a rebel Olwlld In an ace wh«l wa ~ fi!CUlf· ed collllanllJ by IDIDdl• 'fiA. lltiCt. II atlelllplt It dllmlli eolbclo dencel ot human beba'olot anti limine. wh«l ctlncltlencH - of the club. in 10 nutings bal!l rd Ala Inn•·• ' llllll ill'! P , tho c.. whnys-Card-' rookie, Tnm Kennedy, a Conti- I r:n l'Vt:n tr1·m :; fnr tt,,, iwst Hlir l ~ .~tr<JJl !'Ould ~~~· i.lt•('lded ! nrntal League recruit were ex- 1 quartf•r but the TJgers' grnurd The Browns. wh,, haven't ~ l)(•r\f'd to see actiOn al quartrr- 1 truth about .lhemlllv• _ 1116 nont ahoul the crbnt, . 'n111 clinglai to lilt ~t IIJto ory, bolh al homt und abrwl, -·-1• The big ev.ent will be- con· du cted in the\ Washin~ton School auditonum and will be spoe- · >ared by the Beach Alltlellc Club Jf Charleston and Galll])llJis. Franklin Beach is manaBPr tlw Sf'a'\frn for l'i<lhamn and I farm televi'! IUII The [)n!las • i!I'C no1t•d lor Lheir porous deg:-Jv r! 1111: Tide lltP. nationar lSl Lolli S gnme lor llw l•:astr'rn 1 fen se. N(·w York !1as been s<u rtn r; dPf('OSe titlr> l-1! .l/ . ~; I_ J~oui'i g:rnw for the F:<Jstt•rn [plagued rill ~>t'CISon by injunes, poinl" per garne. Nutre Darn ~ f,liVI ~ Joll ~~·ad qarts • <!l 4 P m I rr sultm g in 1• 1any prrsnnnel and 1 h ~~·c·,md w1t~ 3 R_ . :-:unday, ,md by Ihr. l1mc the . position l'hanges /tllhurn. losmg ItS SJXlh game f:Jil'> g(:l hnnw frorll llH: StiHI- Roth young Gary Wood anrl 1 11alll. the No lllqulrr, llowlrtr ...._, pie al or near lha. death aile who belle" tbeJ heard IliON !hots 111111 lha lhrla 1111 eomm1u1on IIYI ""' Jlrtbably 11red, lhallholl ~-- 11'0111 amid lj'ltlllop 1 ll'UIJ klloU It lht rllhl and lt)IIIIWballorwutl of Ktantdy'l w Ulal 1111 "lmoll Roxing Tournament on Jan. 12. 13 and 14, the Times • SenUn•l learned Sa turday. ' SmaiJest Crowd In Years To View Browns-Giant Tilt l'lrowm. WJII<.l 1111 tli1·ir horrw !tile raCt> . f 1 ~ , ·t: 0 n Jnd 1f, ,,., ! hr·1 Vf"'r :"ll • In ordrr to qual ify or t 1e 1! 11, g, 1te If S: md;1y\ crowd nmnerup ?,arne at MHl.Oll Jun 1 . 11TIIIrg 1 ~" !It Hi. T'd · hit~ tlw 1;S U(l(, Jfl<,rk. Ihe attf·nd- 8, lh f! Browns must defeat the te Ci'Jmson ! o' t11 mrrIt : ani'P will . hr• •,pr nnd onlv to l.1~· t ! 1•IJ!l .- ls :.tPt1 wtn · 1 · ·' l COSIOP.; r1Lh1 0 1 Nrhl':l<..ka 111 llw Sll!l.'lr nov,.. ' vJ•:n·'·; :.57.1f;'t lor o.;f''.'l 'll- 1;amt· ~• games Wil' Il Ph'l1 a de1ph'1a and 1 ' ha<> (.(tlfli un de IPat••d lr1 1%1 , • StLOUI S i 19;~ ami 19M. . f i\no!lwr fa4lr~r lim ll ing lhe Thr Browns are favored by Jlle shutout was the :-> 1X! h of [tiU !·ntl;l!lrl· ww.; (''Jillf";_I·!Jtlon 2·+ poJOts Ol'l'r the f.tanlo;;, who the crltlcl have towlde4 their "caoe" upon tht llleritQie erron (lotlC ablee cotrlcltd) ol men operallnC un4er :~ ddt>d lr:J p111111<.. and .•tldl..'t.l a 2:1 -y.nd It• 'd v.r1; 1i IL \\ir~ the lOth st rai ght .,o,in •1! tl 1f' wa ~llll Jor fllnhnrr.a, \' lr1d1 lia<; thP n:JtH,n's lt1ngest .. •,o, ,nnmg ~trC'ilk among .ll<J j'lr lila unrellablt, I be nann upon ut an ...m erlme. ::~o:;t.;,:" 1n relying upo11 Gallipolis has been seiecl!'d a. the Site for the 1116'1 Southern Ohio AAU Golden Gloves lwo more w1th rttn~ :lf on(> arut 12 yard c; ;md q·n ;or quarterback \Vayn~ ~·nmhle conneriPd wilh J>onnir> CLI':VELANJJ IUPI) - The weathe r, the competition .'ullon on :.~ 41 -yanl :-,C•Jnng and tile ('Jt'velantl Rrown s' dropoff from title co ntenlion haw cornbm(·d to limi t l od~ ~ \ l\1alion.1: footh~ll Leag ue 1 , 1 ,~ Sl,··.t· D;1v1s !J 11 , 1 t~d f011 r l''l; - hal.llc Jgamsl lhe N£•w Ym ii t:Jants to !he s m:11lrst turnK•·llt•y WASIDNGTON ( NJ:A) Th4re wW, If course, Ill no new lulkcale illqulry ln1o the - • linaUon ol John F. KtDnady. The Cqrtn, 1houlh II w1ll lnaltll doletll of P1W membm In Janull')', II not abaul tv liT ucon4~ a WIITIII Commillion whOII roster lllcludltl lwo resptelltl 11natore and two !eliding 11oute membll'l. Prc1idenl JohllloD hardly would know wbaN 1o turu lo lind an luvetllpllaa body more prestigious than the one he na· mod In 19tlt to work under Cltlel Juallee Earl Wamn. Moreover, u many lbou&bllul respo01os to !he commi'Uion'e erltleo bavt ~Utle abtmtlant. )J plain, no evl4enca bu been , tmntlllotl tllm!l' rel.eiiM of tba eommilalon't llndlngt whll!b wtJU14 j~Uiy l !bljor rfvlew. a!llbe <rltlcal beolm, ll'l1elet and French televtolon 1howt no one hu 11tabUsbed - or tv· eo begun to demonstrale-tllal any simi was nred otlhe late President from any place but the lth floor o1 the ,...., Schoal BOok Depository. Nor b•ve the erltlct Dalled .,, penoD olllfr illaa lbe tolal• " TicketsFoff For Tide S1;1blrr pasfi(•d ti3 ya ras to end i r::1y Pt•rkms for one touchdown, ' Wash,irrpton !r·P~ · al 4-TIII Suil4a)' Tllnol-llllltlnel, Sundl)', Dee. 4, 1968 -- --- -- ··· P.IR\TINGHAM, Ala. tUPil-. Alabama slru ~·k quickly in one late In the sect\fld quarter ~liglltv Alabama, rankr.d thJrd] the secund quarter when Stablt:r ] and then hroke over tack le late 111 1h~· nr.tion And headed Ior i hit Prrkins ot \he Auburn 25 and ! m the third period for a '2 • ~he_ S~~ga r Bowl, ro!lcd .over 1 th1• speedy ~nd shook off _va,1:d sro~ing burst. arc h-r ,vttl ~uburn 31-0 Su lur-! ta('kler un IHS way to score. 1 l wo mmutes i<.Jtf'r, Alabama do~y _to r·or tis H11rd perfect st'ClK~ll.-), whn was suspended .1t i ~t' (Jred agai n wh en Trimble 1 mJ{lH·as<m f•w tm:<•kmg tn:Jn- 1found Sul tun ai one 111 the 'e nd ~ 11 11 111 o.;J~ ~··'ars. Ju n1, r quarterb'Jck Ke 11 1 mg rules and lat,...r remst.oled •l wne nrt a 41 -yard to.<:s. t'inak"l Stahler <1nd l<Hihack l by co1ch Paul fB~ar) Bryant,, Stahh•r. who sat out most f)( Lt>siJe Kellev lt-d the Aluhama : scnrpd. the nf'xt two touchdowns, ' H1c second hall as Bryant I <..{ onn~ <.~ Ua.rk with pi npoi ut 1~ar J~ w Jc hed art,unrl Dav1s' fwld ~uhslituted ent1 re tPams, hit r•;J.~!'Inl:{ and m•erpowermg run- I goa· JJ of 16 passes for_l69 yards, n.ng he rnre fi3000 rans nnd 3 -~le c rashl'd _!~·~~-flnm~ th ~: ~~3 of rhe_~~he ft~st ~~-- =al . · OnSaleSooh !:,J•riJ, I -,, · · EventToGq otbtrl If Caesar Had Polls •' .· ~ l!llir 1!111 ~ lll Mldll·ll qfg ,Ill.. ~- '• ·1\1·ti.11 'ltfr!telore lOIII- 1111111trt1111 ~ '~li!J gan be bea pPif!4 lllcbald MY'I aDOJIW 91 lfM, llf'hal pasii< , Jljjl '1'll' · ~tvlvtd _.. Iii~ j;T~ lbD II N~O!I In rllllk-aod.j)le l:l.O.P. But tfoi._en~ a Del!l luiOr. Ieader ol ~~ "~publlean- any 1111~. t~~~IOWII Is ~Y 4ey Ill prlnl ~Ill~·~ ,t.eJI. ~J i'in, Gov. ~ ·RoottJaller DeWil deep Wllft• tilt ~ belon! UWI1 Co~ne.s a retorllllg ,. ~ ~ 01 Ntw York.' •'l'hlf 11 11(11 to klllo art rtalJJ ~ ' tile ,... poll, '1'1!11. 011~. !Mtn I1POIIII ~Veto"' 'Ill .. . tie - 1o P* IUIPII !hal Q.oWteUer bu Ue polio aN 1101 Ill 11101 !liO lbose RepubUcans llho wwe llkal wr~. 'to IIQ eoi~~JM- allhat any kaowled1• or any m, bOINvtr ~pltd 1blf 1111J actually ~I(PW lo lha 111M urf ~WIQ. IIlli no doUbt bantl, llbateVW Ill Ibis ..WI be toward bf!ill1w Ill uplrllll 8e!llll1ll~an Nallo!!!ll Conve!lllon to Pilfl1 .~ u well _~ 1 upon. Romtte)' •u lllaltffldenlly to hi&h pubUc noltea; lUI 1 !bows they ~ prefer Nlloa el!lrp allloli upoa jlomney'l Ub- lilltl<al. Tbe mri II allllllll Nllllf bOund to be )IINIInl 10 lfavlna move4 Into loP p!Pce ibis 11111• to Bompey by'a 11111- eral'boM lldea. 'l'bls II In lbe ture)y true. Rlehutl NII!On, whose \liNk In J)Ubllc polls IDIOfli lndJvitl· llallllal marSil'. lorm of 1· ..,tueetl New Tbe lltlltral 11101 Nlllalnl, nwutl Jor undoubldy mljtr ual JUpubU~alll and illdepend· Y~ neWJpaper ardele eitii'IJ howevft, !hal 11111 l1 llomnay'• oOnlribulloOI to lite lllllllnal mil lor the l~ nomlnptJon CoiJIGldenlll ln poilll ol time. destaned 10 ••11ost lltiU Rom- ftrJt bit of li'Ouhl•, howavtr Republlou ~n.t vto. fw: ~~. Gov. George but biU'dly colnelden~ In riey '- ldllnl out Ill lha bllt, 1mau ll'llllfy III!W' ba, 1ro111 tory lfU elmp)J to lind bfm. Rollinq oll\llchlW! Is now lor CQ-Uoos, the RepubUCOII bad Old Guartllll lite party llld lbtl IAtl. It lJ 1111111 11011<:11, too, self lolln( lila llleretotore I'NIII !be first time coming under lalthlul ·~• lhe tiliiDII7 are bU Jiven up his ldentlty as a IIIII t!ll'll:g of lba more nhf. position In lht 0tp011o of t1ta iletl')' J)ltraparty fire. 'l'hls Is In _ by 00111ebody - let Ia 011 a erua•<!Jng maverlek. ll1etdlY llberJI Eullltl Rtptlb- poU111<r1. ltaell lor from ~aordlo~, .beretororo private ll!ller. In Thfl aecood ploy clearly cion Deans bt" 11t1 ~ ol II· Tbe lklU wllh whlilb Jtom110y for the mere Possestion ol lhe lllls plls"ve, Barry 09ldWJter, not come (rom the Nilon lowing him to move willllul III>W eoodlll$ Ids aparatjon wlU poslt!OII ol ~- runper lnevlt. the 1.91K O.O.P. ~tlal wing of alllee ~Unl· pain llld peru preet.ely where larply tlelarllllnt bit ful!llt. ably Involves a n!)lnlnee, bitterly reproaQhed laUy 11 da him no I'Od· be Is allelllpUngto movo - !hal J'or, pqbUD pelt. or 110 publla ure to hootlle pro)~-- "' PIIS Ro!lllleY for refusing tbJI year Buill If equai)J clear !hal 1111 11, lowartl t1tt IIIOderalt 01111tr polb, be II Dol ...., Ill l•ili!IJ, with the betd1 pr..... to support tbe periJ tlllkll. intended to sbato up 1111 Eut- II( the G.Q,P. llleh. 1ft q now lllllfrollllill What Is In~ In Rom· 'l'hll, loo, Is standard operating ern Uberll Republlaaa tuPPOfl In a wOI'tl, llo!Mey II bevlla powerlul apd blgbly protemo. ney'J caae, bowevar, Is lhat be procedure, lor lhere bU aever wblob bU hlrttolort bien til wl)' llltrodtlcUon IIlio lba tl RepubUDIII apen111r1 who II getting hit so early In the beell any secret lballho orlho- Romnoy'l principal 11ronglh, ~ re.11U~• .VI! poD· for different I'UIOIII art ....,. game !rom both Righi and Lett. dal: Repubncans would rather From such a lhUinl, 1be dol, Wllert' lllf 'w willtiP n1nt lor Ida! from both llldl ol A Gallup survey lindillg lbal have Nllon Ill 1118. Tba ploy lllO$l clearly vlllble piDir wbeela art lnc:oiiJplraJib' IliON tha poHtiOII !ronL WASIIINGTON -'!'be going Is be<lomlni roulb among ReJIU-llcan Pruldendal aspirants - ~~~'• mere II8J!tlfo llltDII& tlteJr,;qer lrienda ...a ~ ':" p oamest erles for o.o.P•.unttp.. at Ibis • otqe II leail, art rllbtg troD! 1V811 I!Ofltet til thi party. We're Failing to Sell Democracy A little less than two years remain beto the 10VfrDmenl In Sai~Gn. tween now and the nRI presidential elooWbtt da the Communlsta bave thet we lion. haven't golf [n tha~ lime, the war In Viet Nam mUll · 'l1lo 118)' IDBWII' Is 1hal .,. rutb0. successfully concluded or be unmllllk· 1111, llaaUc, dftll..miDtlad Bill lbe dif· ably close to a conclusion, or Pruldent f . - jn ruthlessnese betwten aucuUng Johnson will he In very serious lroubl1 v1Ua11 l!biefsdlltd nap~l Whole villag· with bolh the people and with his party. ·· "'es 11111 underallllttlably be .-Iost 011 the beSo far, cpjtictom thet we are pullinl our · " ,.,Uietttlj"· :by~g PIUIIIII. . military punches In Viet Nam and urglngo Jr, u we bellete, democrat:J II a aup.erth at we go all out to win tht war bave lor VIIJ of !Ue to communllm, lbtrt II eomo from outoide the administration and clearly 10methln( Inferior In the way we outside ·'::te Democratic party. are going about proving ll "Increased use Richard Nixon Is perbapo tho moat tr. ol our vUIIy superior power" II DOl ping quent and familiar exponent of the bll to choge lhll one wbil 'em hard school. There are others, Lt. Gen Ira C. Eaker, USAF (reL) recenUJ suggested that "more thought an:! eHorl should be devoted toward an early lenni· Obltrvlng thai Amerlaa'1 lllvolvamenl nation or the conflict tbrou&h blcreased !Ill 111 Viti Nam bao brougbl a new wrinkle of our vastly superior power." As the 19611 deadline approach.. , II to nrfare - the publicly dablted Wit lbtl edltoro of Playboy IIIQIIiDI lllitldll' seems inevitable that the Preoldent will be whot some of lhe declllvo &stiles Ill ltlllincreasingly tempted to cut !be Gordlt111 tory would have betll lib II lhls demoerat. knot with the terrible owirt BWOnl ol American military powsr - though It wiU le approach hed existed 111 the puL A Romlft t<l'lbe, lor ioJ1aDee, 1111&111 certainly be no clearer thon than II Is DOW bave written; · just how this is to be done. "A sharp debate hu broken ool among Amid the flow of batUe dispatches from ~ Vie[ Nam, persistent r!ports continue to lite aanerals, lribunea, procurators and publlew In Cisalpine Gaul u lo the atlaffirm that on the nonmilitary front, notlllng much has chanaed. 'l'bouJb lhe VIti vlublllty of Galut JuUtu CaiiSII"a crouCong two years ago lost their bid to 1aQ ln( lito Rublcoa. over the country entirely, they JtW vlrtual· A lpol poll •howa: ly control It un the level that countl - tht For Crolsi"l Rubicon LVDI per Clllll qalnll XXDI per CIDI village level. Why is it we have been unable to mlko Don't Know XIX per eenl "standing outside his ptD'p!e tent surSouth Viet Nam safe for demoeracyT mounted by lhe IOiden eagle of R o m e, The Ch inese Communist. were able to Wlpe out centunes-entrenched corruption, Caesor read Ibis brief statement: poverty, fcfffime, prostitution aDd other so. " 'There is nothln1 sacred abaul the elal ills thai defied Chiang Kai-shek for Xl.Vlth parallel. Ezcepl for a lew lll!fVOUS 2!1 yean. ~imllarly, the re(lme In Norlb Nullal, I lblnk the IQijt)riiJ ol ltt&IOIIDIIIN Viet Nam seems solid, popular and 1n no and dllleus, as shown by IIIli opot poll danger of collapse. 11ft 111 lilY pocket, art beblnd. me Ia the In South VI et Nam, however, "busines•" llublGM thing . . . Alter all, I am ~ lrJtac lo brtng Pompey to the nogoUaUnR .- goes on murh as it did under the mandar· ins and the F'rench. An alarming percemlablt . · . We ha.. 1111 personal ambit' \ -:: age of our aid is siphoned off into private and llllk Po widW COIIQIIIIII. Our llm poc<ets and il It does not actually go Ill mero)J to give Romw a no" · strengthen the Viet Cong, undermines If. kind ol life. I c.U It lbl '1ticle1J 111111·~ forts to win the allegianct of the peODie mUIDI.'" • 1 1 ',. I '1 • " _,I~ <1 w • s d s • h 8S 68 ~~~~ ~~:~:~1:~;;:~ :~g ~s. lU, econ tra1g t, • E'· ·1 - 1 t Warren 73 Ganton 11mken 59 gma!stllon 79 North Canlon U Ashland · 62 · h 'j b ' Ill' l'1ayers it ·,• . dou leJunior Mike Martin, put them for 25. Eastern 21 36 57 85-85 llli !he Ji',(is!Sfll !fagles on lllp H ·The hosts were on Eastern hit on 13 of 26 from H·T - Daniels l-+-14: ere- ' romped to an~lt..~.'·":i" ov- top .21, (3 at the ' end 9f the first the free throw tine while Han- merns 10-&---25: Wise 2-H: I flga~s Canton Central Ca~bolic 50 er· the VIjllil!fi'Ha~~· ".'Frace Clearlork WUdeats Fr1~" · ht Lexington 5962.Optitrlo · ·. . f2. ~Y '"'~ ·• ·" , Mansfield! Malabar 53.II w:s th~e;.S:~o~~:Jt'!bt\" C<lleraln t! Fi"n."toivri it \"!:- . '';"·.~I- .;' penod; 36-29 at,'lnterm, issio• and nan • Trace tossed In 12 of 25 Bickle 4--1-9: Mullins 3 • •.· I 57-45 ·at· the enct o~ the third foul shots. Newland fouled out Watson 1-0--2; · Sheets 2~ ~ ;, qtlSearter. · • of the Eagles lineup in the Stone 1-0-2. Totals 28-12-QI. ] . nl,ll" 1\l•'har,tt ,llo~glas, with fourth period. I Ea&tem - Martin 8-1- 17; " ""'1 !!• Gr~-- fJl nine _ r.el.d ;g~'!,l~ three Eastern's Reserve sqUlldlBuekley 2-<1--4: Douglas 9- 31 . . Cincinn'tltl ,McNicbblas If • ~ Nrij nJ'8Ti~1 ,was ~- free Wows for 21 points, pao- scored a 33-19 vtctory in the -21; Spencer 1-1-3; Elching,_cclnlnncaltnlnaEt:de~o~~r Bacon 55 go ~go~ Coao;h Biil', wh~ley s e~•• E"AI•rP..IP. '1!\e.)i'llnt - gel· prelilnloary match with Harry er &--2-18; Roush 2-1--5; , tough 1\lexBilder club ur a ~d· ~ tf.;g.,,dipartAlOOI. •lhrry . ere. Lodwick pacing the winners Newland t-3-11· Benedum 2- ' .,. Clnctnpa~ .St. l(avler ·tl Ohio · Valley Conference·' game.' ~1\8: ,IOP.R04. ~Illt -'WUdcats · of with 14. Watson topped li·T 2-6. Totals ~13--$ I ~IIICIIlll .~ndaU ~--~~•der~ 5t , • E~s1e111 was ¥head a~,·o 1i\!! Q\>acll !'lllll-!>!llon 'lrttb 10· with' nine points. L Re..rveo ..,. E~steru 33, H· T "' . "'""" .. ;_... . 11~1 ;~~~. ~ .ea_riJ QUC"'!I ,ti)' buckets· and,. ll~e .~ ,lbrowsli-T ----- 13 29 45 IIH& ,19, _ _ ~- .r, '· •I ·,, 1 Cin , ', ', j{•'U,i.#-llfo. Ti'IJ{;.' • :·'-'",Ill'.)~ ':f'l.',~'.h 1•' ) 0· ·, . '1"' """l···~ ~;"4 li)!l1rl->· ... . , ' . ~ . ;· ~·~~':J . ~:t~ .. •'\'! ( 1 - ', ,,'-~•"'-~',ir,'t" ~~" ~,.,~·~»-·"" t~~-~~j~~ /•<'~0~ ",( tlf~ ~ 't<;t: "- " •\ 1 '· ,; ··~-· ,j' ! ~"'~~.· ,ll. ,:, .•·Jo~·-···'.-~1 • • ~>'{ • ,.,, ' I I" -.~ ~ ' "!, l J. ~' - i ,· 11 - ~' ' ., ~ "' Wellston _ •• - 0 1 41 • Gallipolis .. •••• 0 1 55 11 Pomeroy_.,.,OlHfU Logan .. 4 . . . o 151 D ---;-NTRY BLANK Gollipolls Southern Ohio Gold AAU I en G OYH Event Jonuory 12, 13, 14, 1967 F1GHTER'S NAME ·: • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ti: TOTALS AGE' 4 4 til. (lluerves) ·· •• OPEN CLASS ... . , , . , , NOVICE CLASS .... , , , TEAM OR CLUB ..... ," ... · .. - Unattached .... TEAM Pomeroy •1. Logan -~ .. Athens . . , ..... Nelsonville , • .. Gallipolis •• _ .. W.ellllM .. .. .. , WLP 1 0 45 tOS'I 1 0 • 1 0 :It 0 I • o 1 .WI:.wl - Fight.r must be, at le~st 16 years old. All fight· ers under age 21 !ilu~t-. have consent of parents or legal. t!l!ardla'ns.' Mi!l 't)lirY ·~!!SilkS to: 725 Fourth , . Jackson .. .... 1 o 1 Ave., GaiUpoUs, Olllo, .4$6~1. Oeadline for submit· · ,..,..,.....,. 0 I MIUill....-....~- · • • !'• • Ung entries Is SU~;· J1,11~ ·T,l967. . ~ �. '. ' . ) ...... I ,I • •' ' f ·~ l • 'i't4-! ~'"-~·. ~'li"~t<' ~ 1':'• ' ... :;_r., ~r~ ~) • " ....,~..,.~... <\ '"~' \ ':It.· fJ ~ ~- ,) '" !~ , 0 , _,_, ' ' -~ -·.,. .••.•.... ,., ,:;~ fjJ , · ·"""• oJ , r.aiJipolis Selected As Site For Southern » 011io AAU Boxing Tourney January 12-13-14 RT 1 PUBLISHED BY THE OHIO VALLEY PIJIUBIUNQ COltP~ . - Chutn f011nelllll, lilltO. Etlilol' DwiQht Welherllelf. Editor Ho!IGI'C Wlllon. Jr. Ala., Bettor •• ' "'' Education is Everybody's Business Education, a droD subject, nevertheless .Is everybody's business. Too many teen..agers have a take it or leave it attitude about Uteir own educa.. Han; too many really do leave it, and many parents couldn 't care less. " 'oo This is not to claim thllli• ever """ mueh better. We could think 10, accordilli to the politicians and professional tnOflt• ists who call for our return to the good old days when a moral was a moral. Phooey ! Po!ilics was so rotten lOll yellfl 110 good people despaired for the Republic. Slavery had juot been banned at tht cost of a thorough national blood bath. The West - the Old Wes~ Sir! - contamed the whiskey-drinkingest, cussingest most illiterate, immoral coUection of hUmanity the young nation had seen, Contrary to Kilty's freedo111, as wrtrayl!d I~ [lodge City of Dillon's day, a proper girl did not step from behind her locked door after dark in a frontier town. Aro thoso the days we should rel\lrn to! No, we really cannol want to 10 bi~Ck, We must move forward Into more enlightened morality, more expanded social justice, always seeking to perfect a free economic system to urve this end. And Education io !he only road to thlJ end. It has performad mlraclu already, but greater vnes are needed. , l' A prominent educator, Dr. Milton Young nl the Institute of Public AdJninls· tration, told a seven·state conference on urbon schoolS Wednesday that Wtlllrn man has not been able to change hll education system as he has revolutionized bll indiJstrial institutiona and scientific JDitb.. odologies. 'nllo Is ~!her way ol rtpNIIDg lbtl oil-repealed llllllclmlnl tbJI bas learned how to man lllllllllolnt macho lnes but 80 far bas laDed to Jearn what to da with them. Dr. YOUIII old IOIDO ol the radical cbiJ!f!OS envisioned ll1't: - l!lllnllna11an ol lllckoltep . l)'llllu, llfBde levolo, or. dlfferenlltltion between Ill'" sc~l. eletnentlll')', jUI)!or, senior bi&b and colloJ•· - l!lacll !"'l'IOn with Ids own p a Ih tbrouiih diO edueaUonal ·'f.wn. - Elilueatlon deaUnc with' Ioiii · ..,viroftmenl. , - Vudy clla"8"11 roles !of leacllm and atlmlnlstl'alors. "Mass edueat!mt," be pld, "emerged In Western Europe at a time when Medievalism flourished with a concept of ctosed aulbQrltarian social lnsUtuUoos and a clo.. 14 CO!Ioepl ol ~Oit'lldCe· OUr ~ efforts an 1tlU aUibo:ltarllll P4 coercive. ''TtJellllll II 1t1IinJ and 111N1erJ Is reIUfglr.tlon ill ~ Ill . .4114 que" tiQIIS. Tlte conlllpls ol 1llb Oellliii'J' Schol· ~ tt111 Pftlealt lllllclt' or lbe · hl&h ICbool tlld eolllp lduCIIlaa today." Chana' ' In edueaUon Ia nof 'OilJY, lhou&b change, more change, and even mont ehanp w1ll be llteded. II II like lrl'inl to repair a bleyele whila rldiJta. II. ThlJ II IIOIIItlhlnc ol tha vilion ahead lor lduealors. II should be our vision. Perhaps l:ducalioll then sbollltl eem belns a draU 111bjeet. And tten·agers, who by natural lnllinct loot forward instead of backward, will lab more to educaiiOII, 110t leave It," and pannta can dream mislaken]f 1111 o! how aood things used to be, and comeUy more of !low good thlnp can be. • q ,lmJIIi,fv ill": -:r.;:s- "''*""""' Hatlo's .) . Perfect ~-. ' -·----Will It Come to This? .. . No Effort Seen to Reopen Probe of Kennedy Slaying r.r National Window of Opinion_ - • to Resume Sens. Bobby andAbe PIanmng p . . B c·t· ' N ds ensive omtmg to Ig I IeS . ee Off I I • By LYLE WIL'lON avaUable. Bob K. did not own. LBJ has no Intention ol Valted Prou!Dieraadonal indicate lltt II!Pbnum aid belplng .tlttm play "'me bla Stn. Robm F. Kennedy 'Is figaro whicb would be saUsla<· lllne poll,tict II hll tapense. Tbt lnll!ln( tor another end run tory to him. You may be ouro, Riblaofl· Ktnt>tdJ edvontagl II'OUit4 tbt Jolmson-Humphrily however, thai Bob's maximum over JQ!msoo Is enormllUI. ldmllllolrallon. Stn. Abraham will be 111 lltilll ot onytbing H~ever absurdly lmpoSslbll A. Rlbleoll, J>.Conn., 1 blocking Johnson bu proposed w: Js thetr new urban subsidy plan bacll o1 modi uperltnce, will Ukely to Jll'OP068 unless polltlotl IDlY be, tbeJ 0111 It Ill run lnterfertnot. Rlbicoff got emergency coatpell him to otllo Co-81 IIQI year wdhout IDJ bia reputaUon blocking for John Ibid Kennedy. Thai would be htrlher resbonslhlllty. U LB.J F. Kennedy In the 1980 quite a bidding conteal. LBJ joined In lhls ~nlure, he would Komnedy-Nilon ooniAIII. 1and RFK aro equallJ INti with Itt rwpontlhll lor te1111l1 lhl olher people's money, other people how be proposed to ralst Rlblonll and J{lnnedy will popil beiJIC lbtl bwnpollaekotl lht money, wbal lha ""' mark lbtl !Jirlllmu ttuon wllll taxpayers. spending would do In terms of a grab lor blc t:lty support . IDDaUon. Ktnnotly 11 INti o1 generally rtprdlll u the The !heme of last summer'o suoh datalls. rfgbUul property o1 Johnson- Riblcorf-Kennedy inquiry will be Humphrey. lllbleollll chairman !he theme lhls month when the of a Stuall commllloe with a mquiry lJ resumed. The themo long 1111111 and 1 1qer reacb is a complaint agalnsl lack of Into urtt.a poilU"'. It Is tho planning and lack of COOrdlna· ''Bt wH hatol m1 ezecuUva reorpnlutlon sub- lioo In Johnson's Greal Society. Fatller also." - Jon 15:1f,~ c n m m I tie e ot t h e Senate This 1bllne II damlnaUng Governmental Operations C<>m. subcornmllloe publlt: hearings mlllto Kllllltdy js the sta~ resumed t1111 week. Rlbico!f I believe thel love II I h I awrtnan Rlbicoff accompanied dlsctosure of bls groaltlllblqln the world; !hal aDd Kennedy paired last sum• plans with a t:OIIlplainl U>al: It alone CJn overoome batat mer·In an lnVI!!UgatiOo billed a1 "One ol the gltll problema, Col llwl rfibt oan and willlrlulnpll the cr111s of the clUes. city planning) Is ~ tendenoy ol over mllhl. - John D. RockeOul o1 Ibis Rlbleolf.Keonedy the eucutive bran<b to run 1be . leDw Jr., Amertcan capltlllsl. crisJ1 IDtiUirJ came bl& )lead- whole lbow." I lines. Some o1 them reported This compllll!lqaiDII ceol~a.l Bob Kennedy's hard Une with Uzalioo of government power w i - lfbD dllpleasod bim. Washington at the ezpj!nse Olhr ~~ capsultd a~ !Ita ct~ IIIII ·llltu Is 0111 ve1111 tirlllciam 01 Great ~eti ~aracte~ lor Rlbtcoll metbotltl IIIII aobleVOJNats In equ.Uy so lor Kennody. t)le criUcal areas. When jswron life orthodox liberals. blpa leiUnl what llaeJ Qteded They believe In the , from the federal Tre8Jt117 even brother Kennedy was aa~ lJe. 111011t. Bul . , troll's needa wera allmaled at lhe f15 bUllon abovl pruenl aUoca- 10me of llolll over tlO.ycar ~ li•w adventures York Mayor Jo!m V. Lindsay Jrea In the bad stmllar Idees. II wa• political calculalltllbllll all &nal ciUet Kennedy bid 1111' lib tlllllll lbl total JO Ignore "!fB ~.oe RarveJ o.wa~«.. What they relJ upol, ...theor ~ pi llrell II fBIIIolaallDII 11Jn1 lllclud!DI lila aulopq daelon IIlli FBI liellll. Tbe crlllee have lrletl to II• tlte a Ulllll olllllpn1tl• ...t1eeW 11 • t*ltlle 1110"1nl IDIO anv• 11'1&. 'l'1leJ 111ft •aaetl mltllllonllaflllto11telr bOIOml loq titer 1lal . _ . bu heel lei rJcll. lmr bu bttn rtl4 u eouplraey, Tbe P'nndt, lboad of all ofb, er1, bavt 1ntlulpl 1belr tNil tar COIII)IIne)r. Ia the proctll ol entlleuly rew•kinl tlu CIH, thaJ hm.olfmtl 1111H111 mWion. ' =~Rl~blco:U~~~:;;;; : pl'n tor Thai was tOo much for 1IJil!ncUna l)JI JU.Jioused, Kennedy who told tile mayors 'led, 111-clot~ed. On the contrary, .. tuab 1111111 WOII14 be ' he Dll Bob art lllrlciiJ till their ll('n• S ltll' ~ boxers. Beach announced any fighter who has fo ught in three tourn:!l· ment bouts will be classified as an open division candidate. I ale l !)fi1 'i iZ (l 2 h '"' ' Brow ne; l'z.1 J ~ --- -- -~-A 1 rowd 1!1' fifl fJIIO II• llf>. ~fl() , C'C!I!br, df'~pit~ !)I' in~ all hut w~1s I'XIJ('IIPd tn walr·h t hP t'IJmm:ltPd lrorn Lhe div1 sion !lEACH ATHLETIC CLUB --:- The Beach Athlctle Club. Charleston, W. Va .. winner or th e novice team cha~.pionslup 1n I 966, Will p~rlietpnte. <n th e first annual Gallipolis Southern Ohio AAU Golden Gloves Box- mg l ourname nt, sc heduled Jan. 12, 13 and 14. Kneelmg, left to nght are Edward McGee, flvweight; James Tac kett, flyiVcJght;_ Gayla nd Stewart, bantom we1ght. Standing- John Miller. trainer: Allen ·i·arkelt feath erv. etg ht open; Cookte Clayton, (now a pro) James Bails, novice light heavv and Franklin Beach ma~ager !\I, len Tackett wonthe "champion of champions" at Huntington last Janua;y, ' · • AI.I~STAR ' : I ' Three Area Gri.dmen Are pIC • ked For south squa d Five teams have indicated they \\'ill partiupate in the 1967 Southern Ohio AAU event in the Old French Ci ty thus lor. They are: South Charleston FOP; Beckley; Columbus Be21· ie Center; Gollipolis AC and the Beach Athletic club of Char· ~est on. Centjnued Beach, "We are expectmg entries from ZaneS* ville, Steubenville, Columbus. Huntington, Portsmouth, Iron- ton, Milton and Seth • thletie clubs." Trophies will be awarded tt chammon and rwmerups tn each divis ion, along with an award to the "champion of champ10ns" in each division. Th 11 1 b ere WI a so e 3 sportsman~ ~hlp award. '. plus team tr•.ru ..... ";es m both diVISIOns llayiOn Stebbins '7 2 1 1 I u· s Howard Paces uc (,'ourt WJ'n 0ver Badgers 934 I -I 0 I · Fri•day's c0Ilege I s ResuIts Th d Gloves tournament, scheduled player fur e un ~-y Tim_~~-Sentinel. Sunday,_!?:c-_4~~966--::::? in February in Huntington's MeI Nt!fl!i\\'f'~t 7t ('[pvtJnnd I~ tight end Mill MorMADISON, Wis. (UPJ) GaUipolls Spas. 5-48 w pie! eal Fairborn 70 Urbana 1;6 i l'ortsml<lllil r.a•.t sr, : lll llalph Smith w!l l probably Cin~·innati's John Howard put mona! Fieldhouse. SprJ n,~ri, hl South 77 Portsmou th WP'-l Jij:, 1 ~ub fur him. on a spectacular second-ha lf Basketball Results Admi ssiOn \\'Ill be $1.25 for Springfi •:hl Nort h 03 Qrern 'fownsh1p M shooting exhibitio n and hrl the By United Preu International general S('::l!s. and $1.75 for r.<· lpre 6> Fnrt Frye 40 N! warl; r,o Lancaster Gl OPFN SEASON Bearcals to a 77-70 overllme East ringside seats. T!Ckeis in Ute WfJr 11'! <;fleld 71 IJmon 41) I01hm)I.IU 'i H_rMkh ;\vt·n fJr. ThP Cnll.poli-; l"rr~lunen bas- victory over Wisconsin Satur· Villanova 72 Phil. Texhie 3 M-G-M area will go en sale ('hawlrt•y. ;)r.vcr 92 I CcJiumhus Snu rh f,l k ~>lba ll teum will •·ptln it~ day. STILLWATER, Okla. (UPO- rpoints, quarterback Bob War-IIUn ion IN y 171 Pratt 26 somcllmP next week. Ca rtho~1· Trny 1:7 IC'•Jhm,hu~ F:ast 70 sea'>Oil at home aga inst Kyger W . 1 d t th Charles Tnmble and Willard South Beach stated any fi ghter f'IIJ!: 'l!Pr 72 Y(lrk !i l I Mari(ln Fr:mklm ·U : Cn•f'k ?vfonday ~~t 4 ~0 p m The lorkl:~or:~~ Iawi!~o~e32-~8 t a!~ Nahrgang dropped Ron Shotts mack passed to Shotl~. who was : N. C. Melh. 86 ~ C. Coli 47 wtshmg to entrr the tournament F;~~tPrn { ·,1t>Jg<.;J H!i IColumbus J.ind::n WI I G.1l l!po! is Ju nior Hi gh sq uads timt! lead but 1/owo.ll'd conn~cl . <It the two ya rd line to ruin a ~topped cold at the two • yard I Morris Harvry 110 Beckley 80 should fill out an entry blank JTnnn;m Tr:Wt' Gfl : Cn\umhu~ Walnu t nid gc 391 w!ll JOurney to Rutl and Mnn- ed on 10, bask('tS and six fr~ 2-point try with 1·29 left Satur- hne_s. Ok.lahoma State took the !Maryla nd St 98 Ehz. C!ty 91 (publi shed elsewhere on to. rtwl;md :.4 North r;alli;:~ 47 ' Cnl11111lm~ Wt'~ L 66 I day to bundJ their 19!iG-67 cam- 11 Oklahoma Stale a ons1de kickoff and stalled out ! Virginia Tech 85 Uuke 71 day's ~ ports page). Details are 11le :-;econd haIf tO y tu g1ve C1l "•ntr··i 61 ' trows m · the clock· 11·~ 1ed on the bl an k" 1·ungtnn c.ourt 11 ou:-.e .1'6 ' \"as , I 11 mhll''j ~" '1 puigns f . b .th . , d -14 VICtory over Oklahoma 1 Tenn Weslevan 75 Biscayne 55 1 1 30 1 Monroe .ru C'rltHPbus .. !Illsbasket. WI andporn r e throws score Wr.rg ,110s . '?.'t II be held tn J an. 1 • • Whe'•·ton" Arr·am1rn 58 nrN! II J t' ...., ... ~A•t one rours.free ate a 1'a-1~' vIctory o~er Okla- , Johnson pushed Oklahoma Vald osta 83 . ~aptJs. t £2 Vrrsar llr q ~2 Bradford :m Pleasnnt Vr"w 42 SATURDAY TRADE . . orne and a tie for th1rd place S . . Midwf'~t 7. fro m 1 until ~p.m., in the R<·ynoltl.sburg fill Ill th e overtime. . II B' E. ht tate Ill front m the second D 7' F . d Washington school, and from •.., l ··r.·•n~:l m Monroe G8 WASIIINGTON (UPII - TI1e m Je 1g 1g . t 'th l ans ~ nen s 66 Covi ngton 46 ' Franktin Heights ·17 Washington Senators Saturday Wisconsin, led by Joe Fra - The Sooners, in losing their quar cr WI a ten-yard sco~ r CJarkson 68 Case 62 to 5 fl.m., on Jan. 12. ~ -.. rn ~ n run that capped a 51-yard dr1ve 1 F f th t" 1 . 1 I W ~1iddl<'town 28 Franklin 21 ('S ef\'1 11 e 7 :~ JY11 In ,) obtai ned pitcher Camilo Pa~caul klin and Chuck Nagle, JUm ,second in a row to the Cowboys which was set u b ' Nebraska 79 Oregvn 53 or ur er 1norma lin, fte Ilamil1tm Taft 65 r;rnvi•pnr.l 51 Gahanna 49. and second basement Bernie to a 47-37 lead in the se nd after 19 straight victories, homa fumbl e p y an Okla-I St Ambrose 68 Coe 66 terested parties should contact Oxford Talawandu 48 Can:1l WmchPster 89 Oublm 58 Allen fr(Jm the Minnrsota Twins half, bu t Howard 's accura on dropped to fifth place. They · Cent. St. (Ia.) 60 MacAiestr 49 Frankhn Beach e~t 725 Fourth l1t!l r \11ami 66 Kings Mills 38 OlwJ ~eaf 61 . . ·xchange for relief hurler long jump shols brought Cin· would have tt('d for second by Oklahoma fought back from Sioux Falls 110 S. D. Tech 70 Ave., Gallipolis. 1 1Kearney 77 Southern 74 Ne'h Matamoras 77 Co! umbus um~WS itr. 55 flo ll Klme . cinnati to 53-5l WJth six min- winning. . .. f':~Jro, w. Va. 49 Ale~ander 61 .warren Local 51 1 utes lt>ft. The Bearca ts Jed '63- The winnmg extra point, ~e J..() halftime dericJt and Gen. Beadle 85 Mmor 73 Iront 1•n G[, Wavt'riy 66 Mmford 4l COACHES NAMED 61 when Nagle hit on a long kicked by Craig Kessler, came otts s~ooted three ~ards to Jamestown 6:l Black Htlls 62 Q l!tJ~tington, W. V!l 6.1 ~orthl~·~on 49 Rexley 47 i COLUMBUS 1UP I) - L o 11 jump shot w1th ~;even seoonds after Ronnie Johnson skirted ~::e With . less than SIX mm- Dickm<:on 89 Rocky Mount. 74 TE (All Games) 1 AM Ada ~5 F.hda 52 CuluD111U.'i -Nort hland 89 FloriO of Hamilton Garfield left m regulation play, to se nd left end to put the Cowboys gone 10 Lhe third quarter. Doane 77 .'Jeb. Wesleyan 74 W L pup <'restview 87 St. Marys 66 Columbus Wehrle 43 1and Bob Shaw of Niles McKin- the game into overtime. ahead to stay with less than a IWarmack tos~~ to Rober_t Kal- Hastings 81 Midland 71 IMiddleport······ 1 0 70 51 Limn Ruth 69 Middlt~ port 70 Pomrroy 59 dey were voted head coaches . . ., minute gone Ill the foluth quar -1Slt for the tieing two-pom ters. Concordia 82 J . F. K~nnedy 6.1 Nelso~v iUe •• •• 1 0 61 55 Lima Central Catholic 64 1Mt. Vernon !>~ I Friday night for the 21st annual .It wa.~ Cincmnah -~ second ter. · I Warmack fumbled at the MeCook 79 Pr2tt 65 ' Athens .. •· ·• .. 1 0 48 45 f'olumbu~ Grove 80 Ohio City 38 1 _uppr~r A_rlmglnn._ ~!t :ohJo high school all-s tar fool· VICtory of the s~ason _m ~w,o The Sooners drove to the Oklahoma 18 with 1·25 remain- Ill. Wesleyan 'lO Wayne St. 60 1J.ac~son_ ........ 2 1 203111 Coldwater 72 Marion Loeal 4.6 Fart~ti~J.TtH.QII_ 77 ball game at Canton next game!!. Il was Wisconsms Oklahoma State one but faiL.~ in[! in the third period and the Rockford 6.'1Blackburn 53 (.alhpohs •• .... 0 1 55 - 61 :~ew Knoxville 61~ Lancaster Fen~~~k 64 Au~. 11. ' ' Iopener. on four strmght tr1es with 6:53 C~wboys speU to a t~chdown Carthage 94 Augustana82 Pomeroy " ...... 0 ~ ~ New Bremen 67 Athens 48 Wellston ':ia Both Florlo, chosen South remami ng, The Cowboys gave in less than two minutes with Knox 66 Lak~ Forest 47 Wellston •• •• •• 0 131 Cruoksv1lle 60 Roseville 4G Jackson 72 Logon 51 . coach, and Shaw, who will lead DECEMBER 1: the ball back on a quick kick, . . ' Aurora 100 Greenville 79 Logan .. ·• •• ••· 0 2 100 Tri·Volley 56 Philo 54 Nelsonv·•lle 61 G~lhpohs 5~ lhe North, piloted their teams Middleport nt Gallipolis and Shotl' picked up the 30 Shotts earned 39 t•mes for Southwtsl (Varsity) New Concord 57 Sheridan 44 Southeafitern .65 IQ unbeaten seasons. Both will Pomeroy at Wellston yards needed on nine carries the Soontrs, netting 149 of Ok· Baylor 104 Arlington St. 74 TEAM W L POP. New Lexington St. Aloysius 64 . Mechamcsb.urg 51 be head coaches in the all-s tar Logan at A:hens the final from one yard out. ' lahoma's 180 ru~hing yards. The Texas 100 Texas Weslt'yan 63 Middleport ..... 1 o ~ _st Logan E1m 62 Cardm-"ton-.70 R1dgemont 59 eve nt ror the first time. Jackson at Nelsonville Then. on the try for two Soone~s, who ~tdn't complete a We~~;t Jackson . . •, ... I 0 '12 U Marietta 80 Bellaire 14 ~pass '" the rtrsl hair, and 57 Xavier 69 A1r Force 65 Nelsonville .. .. • 1 o 81 IS Madison 80 Zane Trace 65 yards on four of eight aerials. Brig. Young 97 N. M. St 60 Athens .•.• __ I G 48 45 • ' Di'yjrll~ Puri'>ll0lll h Noire !lam!' WIH•l·IJ'!'"bur~ I' All Pr 46 Ticllrfon t:~inP. lifl Kf'ntrm 48 1 [;I) m~;.~;:~ ~~~Ye douhtrul 40 10 diflllll bl DilliN 81 tbllllllll' TWO·pOint . conversion Fai·ls As sooners Drop I 5-14 Tilt • 1 '"I witt__. .....w.. i I'" SEO St ndi ngS ,__. pertorizt.r. would bi.I!Mitt ~ ' tl'llllon. A II1Uioll II ·IIIII · lbotlland ~~ut Ffl.day's •gh chool Scores ~ :~o~~:.e:~: 8EftRf'S There will he two divisions - nov ic·e and OjJCn. Novice 11 for beginnmg lighters and the open dJvlsion is for experienced By ROBERT GRIMM I t h . COLUMBUS (UPI) _ Th :~ ot e~ pl~yeJs to round oul,ternates at each position, Jn lop senior football 1 case some of their selel'tions e ;;~n S~qua 5 1 10hio's high schools wperayersl ~ M Ko 1 aw of ~nbeaten Niles , cannot partw1pate m th e game , e se ec..... c m ev was p1cked to head ]next sum I'd Saturday for the 21sl 11th N h · mer. annua e on team in the annual North • South all-star filam~ at clasSIC at Canton's Fawr.ett St Three.. Southeastern Ohio area ..... ,," ca l A . a... _ ...M. ~" n 1111 next ug. 11. ' d'Um An(]ther perfe ·r r~td gnwueo. w~re selected to play . · . The board or directors or the coach for 1966 HamJ~ton G in the COl!test. They were BtU Seatmg capacity Wlll be 1,200 1 I' U!c defense. l "Bowling balls aren't made lo Oh!o High &boo! Football I field's Lou Fln;!O, Will bead ~~· I Westfall, end, Logan. T 0 m l persons. · The most impor.tanLHe-m er1ncarry but to rull!'' Coach_es Associ a lion made the ISou th team Prrce, guard. South Pomt Proceeds from lie tournar'f~rnm~ the Browns, u1 addition 1 t f lh b H K ' and ' m~nt Will go to lw Beach P.tDavton Fatterson 59 Lt·banon 49 NJ·WfJOrt, Ky. C3\hnlic lil , se ec Jons rom e e~t sen! IJr I Tile coarhes. in other artJOn l ex ern, Lancaster, quarter- ! Jellc Club which hepes to ob1 I c II Itil 77 I to thE'If Runnerup Bowl hopes, players throughout the slate. voted to appoint ~rll/!Ut'ee I back. I Mwmisburg 78 Fatr~·Jew tiS ~~·:·t 1 u egr. ' h thr league rushin.!t title h('The N .. h . kd 1 " w · . tain club facilities In Gallipolis. Fairmont Efl~l 70 Mt . Ih•;d tiiV 72 tween Leroy KeJly and Gale , ! or~·~ cna~ ~~ pslC e a 22- I to look IIllO the possJbilily or ! ThiS js the firJ1 time Gallipooytnn Kl"l'r '•"' Clll( mnalJ Pfll'll•ll 711 . man SQI~ti , an e OU til menI stagmg a post-season play·off ~ I' h bee ....._ted to h t o" ' ." sa,ws nf Cilll'aOn. tors se Iected 23 PIayers. lS as n OS • • · t s II rt .. Say•ers has to determme state champions. lv...t.... Onyt•~n Rno~l'\.elt 77 Lmc mna11 .tl. a e · ~7 yards nod !Pads Kelly by The he d h l sanctioned .....,.A.IU6 tournament. 1 9 , "I' a coac-...... W o were In addition to the first-string-, T I ' Colu mbns Dt> Sal t· s 4t.i M:tpnt)un t 711 11 aut•Jr a u 1 . althou"h Dick Haas ot Los h he winners wil advance to 1 t d F 'd 12 (l11llie•dl1t' 7fl Port.,moutll 47 h ~ ec e n ay rug t, will se- ~ ers,_lh__ e _c_o_aches also picked allh e na t10naI regmna · 1 GoId en I,emon M r onroe 74 t\llgelcs hr,s hy pla yi ng one dar, dollllty rill liNd II !Gill dllllll<l In • erndatl publlt place. 11 will Ill btn, for lnslanet, wbal bappenttllo lito 1blrd of lbrH bulllll . . . 1ty Onaltl. Nor, 1ar 1 u r" whlc!h lbet Nl wild. CUJUIIIR" _.'Pill lilt ~ .. 111 allb .,. S1nct tbolo lmpnMiont 111'1 poollf tra1ll _ .., wllboul lbtl IUPporl o1 IVtt1 111 1ft ..., 111c- 111 11111 - . fie 1 11 ol Jaqlbta lvidmee 1b 1 wef&lll o1 OIIINio' .. ltfiiiiOI .~witnesses" could u well bavl ..,... ..., All Ill. It..,. tlrtSHd 11 811 '!'bey baVI ~0 IJtlll ..._.. IIIII, 1111 JIMIII · • buD and ..,... Ulotl OtwiW. ,.. IIUI'ftllllountl,no~·"!.__~., .,.., 110 w will.,., eouid ban beaD lai1IGIItl liJIIII lh . . ,.._ Will, 1111111 KeimtdJ from tha dlrtoUon lillY nd 1111 • .., oiOIII J'. atltllllilJer lha cruolal ~.. dp Uti lha w••••• 0 Ito Allde froDJ' IIlolr plnllltael Jib Ctu.U, ol .,_, • THOUGHTS "'""-1111 Beach said the tournamelt will 0. open to any fighter In Mei gs-Gallia • Mason area Cand other surrounding SRO counties} aetween the ages of 11 and :!8 years. attack tamt" m a 11.:\t wllt'il ' <~een ;:wllnn smt·e ThanksgivJill; bark agaJnst the Hruwn s fullhar k Torn Rr·ynn. nut mll~l , ni~ht 111 Dal\::t<... Wf'rt' rrslrd and Thr <:i:urts have a respeet- 1 of Uw sf'~on \\1lh inJuriP<>, wa<>lrl g und phy•,wal •·IJJJdi tJnn ''lhle acn:ll aame Vlllh Horner · · (') . l1urt l:, te ln the prriod. ag:,1n, 'J lwy w111 hav~: ·omt m- 1J{ nP~ A·.ru11 Tlwmas Del Sl10l1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , - , - - - •·- I ' . ' , .' • ' . l:f~ tlnrt a~ Crespmo the top 'i' ~ · '"' ' t tl l .~ . rece1vers. u !C runnmg aI ;:r~~~ fleen 'wt>ak, a10ng wilh pnxluces Ita paradozes. II Is a rejeclloa of tbe llliiJd. less btbavlw: If a rebel Olwlld In an ace wh«l wa ~ fi!CUlf· ed collllanllJ by IDIDdl• 'fiA. lltiCt. II atlelllplt It dllmlli eolbclo dencel ot human beba'olot anti limine. wh«l ctlncltlencH - of the club. in 10 nutings bal!l rd Ala Inn•·• ' llllll ill'! P , tho c.. whnys-Card-' rookie, Tnm Kennedy, a Conti- I r:n l'Vt:n tr1·m :; fnr tt,,, iwst Hlir l ~ .~tr<JJl !'Ould ~~~· i.lt•('lded ! nrntal League recruit were ex- 1 quartf•r but the TJgers' grnurd The Browns. wh,, haven't ~ l)(•r\f'd to see actiOn al quartrr- 1 truth about .lhemlllv• _ 1116 nont ahoul the crbnt, . 'n111 clinglai to lilt ~t IIJto ory, bolh al homt und abrwl, -·-1• The big ev.ent will be- con· du cted in the\ Washin~ton School auditonum and will be spoe- · >ared by the Beach Alltlellc Club Jf Charleston and Galll])llJis. Franklin Beach is manaBPr tlw Sf'a'\frn for l'i<lhamn and I farm televi'! IUII The [)n!las • i!I'C no1t•d lor Lheir porous deg:-Jv r! 1111: Tide lltP. nationar lSl Lolli S gnme lor llw l•:astr'rn 1 fen se. N(·w York !1as been s<u rtn r; dPf('OSe titlr> l-1! .l/ . ~; I_ J~oui'i g:rnw for the F:<Jstt•rn [plagued rill ~>t'CISon by injunes, poinl" per garne. Nutre Darn ~ f,liVI ~ Joll ~~·ad qarts • <!l 4 P m I rr sultm g in 1• 1any prrsnnnel and 1 h ~~·c·,md w1t~ 3 R_ . :-:unday, ,md by Ihr. l1mc the . position l'hanges /tllhurn. losmg ItS SJXlh game f:Jil'> g(:l hnnw frorll llH: StiHI- Roth young Gary Wood anrl 1 11alll. the No lllqulrr, llowlrtr ...._, pie al or near lha. death aile who belle" tbeJ heard IliON !hots 111111 lha lhrla 1111 eomm1u1on IIYI ""' Jlrtbably 11red, lhallholl ~-- 11'0111 amid lj'ltlllop 1 ll'UIJ klloU It lht rllhl and lt)IIIIWballorwutl of Ktantdy'l w Ulal 1111 "lmoll Roxing Tournament on Jan. 12. 13 and 14, the Times • SenUn•l learned Sa turday. ' SmaiJest Crowd In Years To View Browns-Giant Tilt l'lrowm. WJII<.l 1111 tli1·ir horrw !tile raCt> . f 1 ~ , ·t: 0 n Jnd 1f, ,,., ! hr·1 Vf"'r :"ll • In ordrr to qual ify or t 1e 1! 11, g, 1te If S: md;1y\ crowd nmnerup ?,arne at MHl.Oll Jun 1 . 11TIIIrg 1 ~" !It Hi. T'd · hit~ tlw 1;S U(l(, Jfl<,rk. Ihe attf·nd- 8, lh f! Browns must defeat the te Ci'Jmson ! o' t11 mrrIt : ani'P will . hr• •,pr nnd onlv to l.1~· t ! 1•IJ!l .- ls :.tPt1 wtn · 1 · ·' l COSIOP.; r1Lh1 0 1 Nrhl':l<..ka 111 llw Sll!l.'lr nov,.. ' vJ•:n·'·; :.57.1f;'t lor o.;f''.'l 'll- 1;amt· ~• games Wil' Il Ph'l1 a de1ph'1a and 1 ' ha<> (.(tlfli un de IPat••d lr1 1%1 , • StLOUI S i 19;~ ami 19M. . f i\no!lwr fa4lr~r lim ll ing lhe Thr Browns are favored by Jlle shutout was the :-> 1X! h of [tiU !·ntl;l!lrl· ww.; (''Jillf";_I·!Jtlon 2·+ poJOts Ol'l'r the f.tanlo;;, who the crltlcl have towlde4 their "caoe" upon tht llleritQie erron (lotlC ablee cotrlcltd) ol men operallnC un4er :~ ddt>d lr:J p111111<.. and .•tldl..'t.l a 2:1 -y.nd It• 'd v.r1; 1i IL \\ir~ the lOth st rai ght .,o,in •1! tl 1f' wa ~llll Jor fllnhnrr.a, \' lr1d1 lia<; thP n:JtH,n's lt1ngest .. •,o, ,nnmg ~trC'ilk among .ll<J j'lr lila unrellablt, I be nann upon ut an ...m erlme. ::~o:;t.;,:" 1n relying upo11 Gallipolis has been seiecl!'d a. the Site for the 1116'1 Southern Ohio AAU Golden Gloves lwo more w1th rttn~ :lf on(> arut 12 yard c; ;md q·n ;or quarterback \Vayn~ ~·nmhle conneriPd wilh J>onnir> CLI':VELANJJ IUPI) - The weathe r, the competition .'ullon on :.~ 41 -yanl :-,C•Jnng and tile ('Jt'velantl Rrown s' dropoff from title co ntenlion haw cornbm(·d to limi t l od~ ~ \ l\1alion.1: footh~ll Leag ue 1 , 1 ,~ Sl,··.t· D;1v1s !J 11 , 1 t~d f011 r l''l; - hal.llc Jgamsl lhe N£•w Ym ii t:Jants to !he s m:11lrst turnK•·llt•y WASIDNGTON ( NJ:A) Th4re wW, If course, Ill no new lulkcale illqulry ln1o the - • linaUon ol John F. KtDnady. The Cqrtn, 1houlh II w1ll lnaltll doletll of P1W membm In Janull')', II not abaul tv liT ucon4~ a WIITIII Commillion whOII roster lllcludltl lwo resptelltl 11natore and two !eliding 11oute membll'l. Prc1idenl JohllloD hardly would know wbaN 1o turu lo lind an luvetllpllaa body more prestigious than the one he na· mod In 19tlt to work under Cltlel Juallee Earl Wamn. Moreover, u many lbou&bllul respo01os to !he commi'Uion'e erltleo bavt ~Utle abtmtlant. )J plain, no evl4enca bu been , tmntlllotl tllm!l' rel.eiiM of tba eommilalon't llndlngt whll!b wtJU14 j~Uiy l !bljor rfvlew. a!llbe <rltlcal beolm, ll'l1elet and French televtolon 1howt no one hu 11tabUsbed - or tv· eo begun to demonstrale-tllal any simi was nred otlhe late President from any place but the lth floor o1 the ,...., Schoal BOok Depository. Nor b•ve the erltlct Dalled .,, penoD olllfr illaa lbe tolal• " TicketsFoff For Tide S1;1blrr pasfi(•d ti3 ya ras to end i r::1y Pt•rkms for one touchdown, ' Wash,irrpton !r·P~ · al 4-TIII Suil4a)' Tllnol-llllltlnel, Sundl)', Dee. 4, 1968 -- --- -- ··· P.IR\TINGHAM, Ala. tUPil-. Alabama slru ~·k quickly in one late In the sect\fld quarter ~liglltv Alabama, rankr.d thJrd] the secund quarter when Stablt:r ] and then hroke over tack le late 111 1h~· nr.tion And headed Ior i hit Prrkins ot \he Auburn 25 and ! m the third period for a '2 • ~he_ S~~ga r Bowl, ro!lcd .over 1 th1• speedy ~nd shook off _va,1:d sro~ing burst. arc h-r ,vttl ~uburn 31-0 Su lur-! ta('kler un IHS way to score. 1 l wo mmutes i<.Jtf'r, Alabama do~y _to r·or tis H11rd perfect st'ClK~ll.-), whn was suspended .1t i ~t' (Jred agai n wh en Trimble 1 mJ{lH·as<m f•w tm:<•kmg tn:Jn- 1found Sul tun ai one 111 the 'e nd ~ 11 11 111 o.;J~ ~··'ars. Ju n1, r quarterb'Jck Ke 11 1 mg rules and lat,...r remst.oled •l wne nrt a 41 -yard to.<:s. t'inak"l Stahler <1nd l<Hihack l by co1ch Paul fB~ar) Bryant,, Stahh•r. who sat out most f)( Lt>siJe Kellev lt-d the Aluhama : scnrpd. the nf'xt two touchdowns, ' H1c second hall as Bryant I <..{ onn~ <.~ Ua.rk with pi npoi ut 1~ar J~ w Jc hed art,unrl Dav1s' fwld ~uhslituted ent1 re tPams, hit r•;J.~!'Inl:{ and m•erpowermg run- I goa· JJ of 16 passes for_l69 yards, n.ng he rnre fi3000 rans nnd 3 -~le c rashl'd _!~·~~-flnm~ th ~: ~~3 of rhe_~~he ft~st ~~-- =al . · OnSaleSooh !:,J•riJ, I -,, · · EventToGq otbtrl If Caesar Had Polls •' .· ~ l!llir 1!111 ~ lll Mldll·ll qfg ,Ill.. ~- '• ·1\1·ti.11 'ltfr!telore lOIII- 1111111trt1111 ~ '~li!J gan be bea pPif!4 lllcbald MY'I aDOJIW 91 lfM, llf'hal pasii< , Jljjl '1'll' · ~tvlvtd _.. Iii~ j;T~ lbD II N~O!I In rllllk-aod.j)le l:l.O.P. But tfoi._en~ a Del!l luiOr. Ieader ol ~~ "~publlean- any 1111~. t~~~IOWII Is ~Y 4ey Ill prlnl ~Ill~·~ ,t.eJI. ~J i'in, Gov. ~ ·RoottJaller DeWil deep Wllft• tilt ~ belon! UWI1 Co~ne.s a retorllllg ,. ~ ~ 01 Ntw York.' •'l'hlf 11 11(11 to klllo art rtalJJ ~ ' tile ,... poll, '1'1!11. 011~. !Mtn I1POIIII ~Veto"' 'Ill .. . tie - 1o P* IUIPII !hal Q.oWteUer bu Ue polio aN 1101 Ill 11101 !liO lbose RepubUcans llho wwe llkal wr~. 'to IIQ eoi~~JM- allhat any kaowled1• or any m, bOINvtr ~pltd 1blf 1111J actually ~I(PW lo lha 111M urf ~WIQ. IIlli no doUbt bantl, llbateVW Ill Ibis ..WI be toward bf!ill1w Ill uplrllll 8e!llll1ll~an Nallo!!!ll Conve!lllon to Pilfl1 .~ u well _~ 1 upon. Romtte)' •u lllaltffldenlly to hi&h pubUc noltea; lUI 1 !bows they ~ prefer Nlloa el!lrp allloli upoa jlomney'l Ub- lilltl<al. Tbe mri II allllllll Nllllf bOund to be )IINIInl 10 lfavlna move4 Into loP p!Pce ibis 11111• to Bompey by'a 11111- eral'boM lldea. 'l'bls II In lbe ture)y true. Rlehutl NII!On, whose \liNk In J)Ubllc polls IDIOfli lndJvitl· llallllal marSil'. lorm of 1· ..,tueetl New Tbe lltlltral 11101 Nlllalnl, nwutl Jor undoubldy mljtr ual JUpubU~alll and illdepend· Y~ neWJpaper ardele eitii'IJ howevft, !hal 11111 l1 llomnay'• oOnlribulloOI to lite lllllllnal mil lor the l~ nomlnptJon CoiJIGldenlll ln poilll ol time. destaned 10 ••11ost lltiU Rom- ftrJt bit of li'Ouhl•, howavtr Republlou ~n.t vto. fw: ~~. Gov. George but biU'dly colnelden~ In riey '- ldllnl out Ill lha bllt, 1mau ll'llllfy III!W' ba, 1ro111 tory lfU elmp)J to lind bfm. Rollinq oll\llchlW! Is now lor CQ-Uoos, the RepubUCOII bad Old Guartllll lite party llld lbtl IAtl. It lJ 1111111 11011<:11, too, self lolln( lila llleretotore I'NIII !be first time coming under lalthlul ·~• lhe tiliiDII7 are bU Jiven up his ldentlty as a IIIII t!ll'll:g of lba more nhf. position In lht 0tp011o of t1ta iletl')' J)ltraparty fire. 'l'hls Is In _ by 00111ebody - let Ia 011 a erua•<!Jng maverlek. ll1etdlY llberJI Eullltl Rtptlb- poU111<r1. ltaell lor from ~aordlo~, .beretororo private ll!ller. In Thfl aecood ploy clearly cion Deans bt" 11t1 ~ ol II· Tbe lklU wllh whlilb Jtom110y for the mere Possestion ol lhe lllls plls"ve, Barry 09ldWJter, not come (rom the Nilon lowing him to move willllul III>W eoodlll$ Ids aparatjon wlU poslt!OII ol ~- runper lnevlt. the 1.91K O.O.P. ~tlal wing of alllee ~Unl· pain llld peru preet.ely where larply tlelarllllnt bit ful!llt. ably Involves a n!)lnlnee, bitterly reproaQhed laUy 11 da him no I'Od· be Is allelllpUngto movo - !hal J'or, pqbUD pelt. or 110 publla ure to hootlle pro)~-- "' PIIS Ro!lllleY for refusing tbJI year Buill If equai)J clear !hal 1111 11, lowartl t1tt IIIOderalt 01111tr polb, be II Dol ...., Ill l•ili!IJ, with the betd1 pr..... to support tbe periJ tlllkll. intended to sbato up 1111 Eut- II( the G.Q,P. llleh. 1ft q now lllllfrollllill What Is In~ In Rom· 'l'hll, loo, Is standard operating ern Uberll Republlaaa tuPPOfl In a wOI'tl, llo!Mey II bevlla powerlul apd blgbly protemo. ney'J caae, bowevar, Is lhat be procedure, lor lhere bU aever wblob bU hlrttolort bien til wl)' llltrodtlcUon IIlio lba tl RepubUDIII apen111r1 who II getting hit so early In the beell any secret lballho orlho- Romnoy'l principal 11ronglh, ~ re.11U~• .VI! poD· for different I'UIOIII art ....,. game !rom both Righi and Lett. dal: Repubncans would rather From such a lhUinl, 1be dol, Wllert' lllf 'w willtiP n1nt lor Ida! from both llldl ol A Gallup survey lindillg lbal have Nllon Ill 1118. Tba ploy lllO$l clearly vlllble piDir wbeela art lnc:oiiJplraJib' IliON tha poHtiOII !ronL WASIIINGTON -'!'be going Is be<lomlni roulb among ReJIU-llcan Pruldendal aspirants - ~~~'• mere II8J!tlfo llltDII& tlteJr,;qer lrienda ...a ~ ':" p oamest erles for o.o.P•.unttp.. at Ibis • otqe II leail, art rllbtg troD! 1V811 I!Ofltet til thi party. We're Failing to Sell Democracy A little less than two years remain beto the 10VfrDmenl In Sai~Gn. tween now and the nRI presidential elooWbtt da the Communlsta bave thet we lion. haven't golf [n tha~ lime, the war In Viet Nam mUll · 'l1lo 118)' IDBWII' Is 1hal .,. rutb0. successfully concluded or be unmllllk· 1111, llaaUc, dftll..miDtlad Bill lbe dif· ably close to a conclusion, or Pruldent f . - jn ruthlessnese betwten aucuUng Johnson will he In very serious lroubl1 v1Ua11 l!biefsdlltd nap~l Whole villag· with bolh the people and with his party. ·· "'es 11111 underallllttlably be .-Iost 011 the beSo far, cpjtictom thet we are pullinl our · " ,.,Uietttlj"· :by~g PIUIIIII. . military punches In Viet Nam and urglngo Jr, u we bellete, democrat:J II a aup.erth at we go all out to win tht war bave lor VIIJ of !Ue to communllm, lbtrt II eomo from outoide the administration and clearly 10methln( Inferior In the way we outside ·'::te Democratic party. are going about proving ll "Increased use Richard Nixon Is perbapo tho moat tr. ol our vUIIy superior power" II DOl ping quent and familiar exponent of the bll to choge lhll one wbil 'em hard school. There are others, Lt. Gen Ira C. Eaker, USAF (reL) recenUJ suggested that "more thought an:! eHorl should be devoted toward an early lenni· Obltrvlng thai Amerlaa'1 lllvolvamenl nation or the conflict tbrou&h blcreased !Ill 111 Viti Nam bao brougbl a new wrinkle of our vastly superior power." As the 19611 deadline approach.. , II to nrfare - the publicly dablted Wit lbtl edltoro of Playboy IIIQIIiDI lllitldll' seems inevitable that the Preoldent will be whot some of lhe declllvo &stiles Ill ltlllincreasingly tempted to cut !be Gordlt111 tory would have betll lib II lhls demoerat. knot with the terrible owirt BWOnl ol American military powsr - though It wiU le approach hed existed 111 the puL A Romlft t<l'lbe, lor ioJ1aDee, 1111&111 certainly be no clearer thon than II Is DOW bave written; · just how this is to be done. "A sharp debate hu broken ool among Amid the flow of batUe dispatches from ~ Vie[ Nam, persistent r!ports continue to lite aanerals, lribunea, procurators and publlew In Cisalpine Gaul u lo the atlaffirm that on the nonmilitary front, notlllng much has chanaed. 'l'bouJb lhe VIti vlublllty of Galut JuUtu CaiiSII"a crouCong two years ago lost their bid to 1aQ ln( lito Rublcoa. over the country entirely, they JtW vlrtual· A lpol poll •howa: ly control It un the level that countl - tht For Crolsi"l Rubicon LVDI per Clllll qalnll XXDI per CIDI village level. Why is it we have been unable to mlko Don't Know XIX per eenl "standing outside his ptD'p!e tent surSouth Viet Nam safe for demoeracyT mounted by lhe IOiden eagle of R o m e, The Ch inese Communist. were able to Wlpe out centunes-entrenched corruption, Caesor read Ibis brief statement: poverty, fcfffime, prostitution aDd other so. " 'There is nothln1 sacred abaul the elal ills thai defied Chiang Kai-shek for Xl.Vlth parallel. Ezcepl for a lew lll!fVOUS 2!1 yean. ~imllarly, the re(lme In Norlb Nullal, I lblnk the IQijt)riiJ ol ltt&IOIIDIIIN Viet Nam seems solid, popular and 1n no and dllleus, as shown by IIIli opot poll danger of collapse. 11ft 111 lilY pocket, art beblnd. me Ia the In South VI et Nam, however, "busines•" llublGM thing . . . Alter all, I am ~ lrJtac lo brtng Pompey to the nogoUaUnR .- goes on murh as it did under the mandar· ins and the F'rench. An alarming percemlablt . · . We ha.. 1111 personal ambit' \ -:: age of our aid is siphoned off into private and llllk Po widW COIIQIIIIII. Our llm poc<ets and il It does not actually go Ill mero)J to give Romw a no" · strengthen the Viet Cong, undermines If. kind ol life. I c.U It lbl '1ticle1J 111111·~ forts to win the allegianct of the peODie mUIDI.'" • 1 1 ',. I '1 • " _,I~ <1 w • s d s • h 8S 68 ~~~~ ~~:~:~1:~;;:~ :~g ~s. lU, econ tra1g t, • E'· ·1 - 1 t Warren 73 Ganton 11mken 59 gma!stllon 79 North Canlon U Ashland · 62 · h 'j b ' Ill' l'1ayers it ·,• . dou leJunior Mike Martin, put them for 25. Eastern 21 36 57 85-85 llli !he Ji',(is!Sfll !fagles on lllp H ·The hosts were on Eastern hit on 13 of 26 from H·T - Daniels l-+-14: ere- ' romped to an~lt..~.'·":i" ov- top .21, (3 at the ' end 9f the first the free throw tine while Han- merns 10-&---25: Wise 2-H: I flga~s Canton Central Ca~bolic 50 er· the VIjllil!fi'Ha~~· ".'Frace Clearlork WUdeats Fr1~" · ht Lexington 5962.Optitrlo · ·. . f2. ~Y '"'~ ·• ·" , Mansfield! Malabar 53.II w:s th~e;.S:~o~~:Jt'!bt\" C<lleraln t! Fi"n."toivri it \"!:- . '';"·.~I- .;' penod; 36-29 at,'lnterm, issio• and nan • Trace tossed In 12 of 25 Bickle 4--1-9: Mullins 3 • •.· I 57-45 ·at· the enct o~ the third foul shots. Newland fouled out Watson 1-0--2; · Sheets 2~ ~ ;, qtlSearter. · • of the Eagles lineup in the Stone 1-0-2. Totals 28-12-QI. ] . nl,ll" 1\l•'har,tt ,llo~glas, with fourth period. I Ea&tem - Martin 8-1- 17; " ""'1 !!• Gr~-- fJl nine _ r.el.d ;g~'!,l~ three Eastern's Reserve sqUlldlBuekley 2-<1--4: Douglas 9- 31 . . Cincinn'tltl ,McNicbblas If • ~ Nrij nJ'8Ti~1 ,was ~- free Wows for 21 points, pao- scored a 33-19 vtctory in the -21; Spencer 1-1-3; Elching,_cclnlnncaltnlnaEt:de~o~~r Bacon 55 go ~go~ Coao;h Biil', wh~ley s e~•• E"AI•rP..IP. '1!\e.)i'llnt - gel· prelilnloary match with Harry er &--2-18; Roush 2-1--5; , tough 1\lexBilder club ur a ~d· ~ tf.;g.,,dipartAlOOI. •lhrry . ere. Lodwick pacing the winners Newland t-3-11· Benedum 2- ' .,. Clnctnpa~ .St. l(avler ·tl Ohio · Valley Conference·' game.' ~1\8: ,IOP.R04. ~Illt -'WUdcats · of with 14. Watson topped li·T 2-6. Totals ~13--$ I ~IIICIIlll .~ndaU ~--~~•der~ 5t , • E~s1e111 was ¥head a~,·o 1i\!! Q\>acll !'lllll-!>!llon 'lrttb 10· with' nine points. L Re..rveo ..,. E~steru 33, H· T "' . "'""" .. ;_... . 11~1 ;~~~. ~ .ea_riJ QUC"'!I ,ti)' buckets· and,. ll~e .~ ,lbrowsli-T ----- 13 29 45 IIH& ,19, _ _ ~- .r, '· •I ·,, 1 Cin , ', ', j{•'U,i.#-llfo. Ti'IJ{;.' • :·'-'",Ill'.)~ ':f'l.',~'.h 1•' ) 0· ·, . '1"' """l···~ ~;"4 li)!l1rl->· ... . , ' . ~ . ;· ~·~~':J . ~:t~ .. •'\'! ( 1 - ', ,,'-~•"'-~',ir,'t" ~~" ~,.,~·~»-·"" t~~-~~j~~ /•<'~0~ ",( tlf~ ~ 't<;t: "- " •\ 1 '· ,; ··~-· ,j' ! ~"'~~.· ,ll. ,:, .•·Jo~·-···'.-~1 • • ~>'{ • ,.,, ' I I" -.~ ~ ' "!, l J. ~' - i ,· 11 - ~' ' ., ~ "' Wellston _ •• - 0 1 41 • Gallipolis .. •••• 0 1 55 11 Pomeroy_.,.,OlHfU Logan .. 4 . . . o 151 D ---;-NTRY BLANK Gollipolls Southern Ohio Gold AAU I en G OYH Event Jonuory 12, 13, 14, 1967 F1GHTER'S NAME ·: • • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ti: TOTALS AGE' 4 4 til. (lluerves) ·· •• OPEN CLASS ... . , , . , , NOVICE CLASS .... , , , TEAM OR CLUB ..... ," ... · .. - Unattached .... TEAM Pomeroy •1. Logan -~ .. Athens . . , ..... Nelsonville , • .. Gallipolis •• _ .. W.ellllM .. .. .. , WLP 1 0 45 tOS'I 1 0 • 1 0 :It 0 I • o 1 .WI:.wl - Fight.r must be, at le~st 16 years old. All fight· ers under age 21 !ilu~t-. have consent of parents or legal. t!l!ardla'ns.' Mi!l 't)lirY ·~!!SilkS to: 725 Fourth , . Jackson .. .... 1 o 1 Ave., GaiUpoUs, Olllo, .4$6~1. Oeadline for submit· · ,..,..,.....,. 0 I MIUill....-....~- · • • !'• • Ung entries Is SU~;· J1,11~ ·T,l967. . ~ �,.) . ' '. ( ., ,, •• Middleport Bombs Pomeroy 70-59 In First Conference Tilt - Mlddleporllli&h School open- determined Panther rally that 24 at the half, after mtvin( in period, missing 7 otraight cllan· ld tts 1911-87 SEOAL basket- cloaed tho Jackets' lead to lront to otay at 14-12 wltb 2:3• <e1 (but pttin( three Jackets ball seooon Friday lligbt at seven points tote In the last left In the lirst quarter. Ahead In rul)r foul trouble). Pomeroy with a 70-59 victory quarter. 10-7, l'omeroy hit a cold streak Don Nelson, 6-2 senior makbut not before putting down • The Jackets were ahead 40-lat the free line in that first in& his first •tart in a Middle- port uniform, tipped one II lor the 11-12 edge and it was 20-14 at the end of the first eigbl minutes. SECOND HALF Hounds Slip by Blue Devils, 61-55 Mlddl~rl -Ordered la llo~ . . 'A8a Brdbury, Jll!t ButCher George Sauer each owning fouls Openll!l the final half. And pressing, the eloped the I•P to 47-38 at the three-quarler past. ROn 6-3 senior center, and Moore, 11-11 senior guard, the rally alive with six more paints eacll In the fourth period. With 2:29 left in the Moore hit lrtm fill' out to it to 6~. . . . But Big Bill Dav1s, 6-4 wr center, bit a close and Nelson put home two throws lor 96>58 and subs floodeel the floor. !~rt;.~:~.s:~~~~~;.~~~c~"t.:ri~: . Jackson Press RI.ps Logan 72-51 ' Bobcats 7\r.,·p fu,·ghlander.·Q 45-42 l the way. . . i After Larry Mitchell put Gal- i j ' J j 0 lipolis ahead 2-0 on a cri p shot i following the opening tip, the Hounds grabbed 8 5.2 lead on . BY DltK THOMAS the th~rd penod. Then Kyger nected. on 19 of 60 from t he Fadely and Ed McCarly each goals by Harold and Courtney • The clork ran out on South- Creek sank lour baskets while field for 30.2 per cent and made had ail: f&r Southwealern. Haning. · 1western Friday mght at Kyger holdmg Southwestern scoreless seven of 13 from the foul line. Southwestern ... 8 14 12 ~2 Harold hot under the hoops . Creek as the Bobcats of Coach to take a 34-26 lead at the 4:28 , Kyger Creek .... 1114 13 7---45 ' " J w· kt· k d t " k Southwestern hit 17 of 64 0I pushed Nelsonville out in front mny '' me e e ou a ·~ mar · Southwestern (42) - Dlllon, . . . . goals for 26.5 per cent and made 3-4-IO· N 11 l---4-6· Shr' 142 win over the Highlanders in t3·6 With 2 43 remammg m the , h d f h del . b I I The Highlanders trailed 38 . eight of 10 from the charity line ' o er, • IV· period before Larry Mitchell I" Aar h oug I ~nsiVe ~· 34 at the end of the third per- The Higblanders had 38 rebounds er, ~; G. Hall, 11-4--22; aod company began finding the . west:r:'~t bua~; ~o;:er7~1 ~!n: iod and stayed within firing with Gene Hall getting 12 and Walker, ~0-0; K. Carter, 2range. · ., j K · "'Gr~' range of the Bobcats down tn Dave Notter 10 0- 4. Totals, l?--4--42. The Hounds were ahead 17- mr, narrowt:: .~~ s ·the wire · KygerCreek(45)-M.Spau112 with U4 remaining in the lead to 43-4 2 Witlr 34 secoods · In the preliminary, the Ky- ding, ~5-9; J. Hall, ~1-19; seroad peliod. Then P. J. Ryal, Ion the clock. But a last second Kyger Creek_had 4.9 rebounds !ger Creek reserves downed the Grose, ~1-9; Bradbury, :zJ \<litrhell and Jim Gilmore nip- msurance baske.t brought the led by Spauldtng With 16 and , titUe lligh!snders 38-26 as Greg 11--4; White, 2-+-1; Eblin, 0ped in goals !with Larry Corri- /Bobcals lhe~r first wm of the Grose with 14. TheBobcals con- Peck talUed 13 points. Mike 11-41. Totals, 111--7-45. · gnn meshing ooe in belween) season. ann Gallipolis Was back on top I After Notter's bucket, the 21J- t9 with JJO lefl In the half: Bobcars tr ied to stall oul the It ····•awed bock and lorlh ' cluck out Southwestern'• John ~JJOrts unlll II 10condo remoloed Ia Shriver, >-8 ,.nior. "louted Kythe ftrot half - Tim Pancake ger Creek's Jim White, 5-11 , . . . 1 ;,tt pushed one In frum the lidO -l91~cond5 later Harold Lafl" I SOphomore. White missed rree_ throw. Wl!h four secon~s on Pf'd io a twin-pointer to give the Ho1nds a 28-!4 halftime Red Devi•1s Trip • s p·I rates 53 to 47 Brz·e'fis :he goal attempts for 32.7 per and the Rockets were nine lor 18 at the foul circles. Jay Lavender's 19 points ced Wellston Denllie Rapp ~m d iR 20 l~r the Bulldo s. p A:Ons won the rese!v. game 3831 • , A'l11ENS (41) Hull 1-2--4: Rapp 10-2-20; Heady 2-0-4; Clork 5-2-12: Eblin 2-1-6; Sams 0-l-1: Handley 1-0-2. TOTALS. ·21,6--48. ,, . .,.,. ,. WELLS'i'O'l'l • (ii) ' • • Jeffers l-2-4; Martin 1--4-2; Nicholeo 2-41-4) •Jl'u~t!her 4-141: Hayburn 2-1-<;: · Lav· ender 8-3-19. Downard 0-22. TOTALS 18 9 15. 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A three-point play by Senior Yarbrough 6--l-13; Knorr 1- vated Fnday by the Pittshurgb ville flipped In 14, and 11 was , the bu zzer for Kyger Creek's Roger Davis, who Jed the Red t-9; Hawkins J--0---11; Weber Steelers of the Nalional Football THIS WEEK .• . Open l'r~ tied 42-42 going Jn l.o the finaJ 1 45-42 wm. . 1Devils in scoring for the game, 0-3--3 ; Kennedy 3-0-6: Scott Le~gue fa~ theu- game agamst d1y 1nd Saturdly Nights for stanza. For Coach Lloyd Mye~·s' IIJgh-1 put the hosts in gear for their l--<1-2. Totals 23--7-5 3. Plnladelph!a Sunday, . Chrlotmll Shapptra. 'fhen came Stlmel and Reserves _ North Gallia 30 Nelsen had been out of action 8 : Ianden; it was lhf' second con-1 come - from • behind victory. was fouled. He cdtm ly sank : "cut1ve loss but the w1n left North Gallla, coached by 1Rutland 29. •inee Sept. 18 with a knee i Kyger Creek with a 1-I record. Mike Morrison, had Jed 13-9 at : injury. The Steelers also asked Kyger Creek played the Fair- 1the end of the first quarter, 28- l NBA. Staodiaa•1 wa.11ive:s on rookJe center Pat Blue Imps Drop K , land Dragons Saturday night l24 at halftime and J6-35 at the By United Press Interna~onal t orm. Opener, 39to 38 in La11rence c·ounty. Southwest-• beginning of the final eight Eo•tern Dlvloion 1 ----Coach Terry Hansley's GAHS iern is id le until next Saturday minutes. W. L. Pet. ROSTER FILLED Blue Imps held a 38-34 lead I night when they travel to Rut- The Pirates loss of top scorer Ptuladelphia 21 2 .913 NEW YORK I UP!) -The : with 1:19 remaming in lhe final , land. Roger Garrett in the final per- Boston 15 5 _750 New York Kmckerboclters Frl- 1 penod Fnday. but the ho<I I There was a scoring duel be- 1od was credited with greaUy New York 12 lJ .4$ day reacllv~ted 6-foot-8 forward Greypups rallied for f i y tween Kyger Creek'< Jerry Hall hampering the Gallia County I Cincinnati 9 11 450 Wayne Molts to increose the I straight pomts to win a thrlller, i and Southwestern's Gene Hall, dub's victory efforts in their BaJUmore : 4 20 167 team 's roster to_ ~ ~ational , 19-:11. ti-1 senior, with the latter sinl\- season opener. Garrett had Westtrn Division Basket~all Assoc1ahon _hmtt of ; Chuck Midkiff' s two f r " ' ing 11 f1eld goals for :!'l points tossed in 19 points on five W. L, Pet. 12. MollS had been playmg with : throws w1th 28 second~ rernam- lo edge Jerry Hall who finish· field goal1 and mne free throws San Francisco 15 8 .US~ Allentown ·of the Eastern ing icer: the triumph for Nf'!- 1ed with nine goals and one fo!JI ~o lead all scorers before ex- 1St. Louis .600 Basketball League. 10 10 sonvllle s resNves. I ~hot to total 19 points. I Jtmg from the hardcourl Har- ~ Detroit l2 13 -MO Greg Smith ond .Jim Henry Those were the top scorers oi l ry Yarbrough of Rutland also , Los Angeles : SMITH FINED 8 15 348 PIE COllAR were outsta ndmg for the losers , the game but George Dillon 6-0 ' fouled out. ' Ch'c 1 L.~NS!NG, Mich. (UPI) 8 17 1 20 1 3 ' 1I Dav1s · pace d th e Red Uf;:VI ~. ·1sl ago F 'da , R It · · M.J'ch·g with 13 and II) poinl.s. junior . brother lo Paul Dillon 1 un State' !I ••t an I defen1 Ive PILE UNING 1 BLUE IMPS :181 former Hio Grande College star ' ' of Coact, Jim Adams with 14 1Detroit 11~ ;o:ton"~ s ·~d .. Charles (Bubba) .smith, G. Smith. IJ. Henrv 10, Bur. dropped in 10 points to take run-1markers on ' " buckets and a· Ph 'l 138 Lo A friday got olf the hook with the ; 1a. 130 1· ' a' f h t • t08 ' ngetes Ia. S.fee~7 91 91 1111,6: Alberti 9; J 1hnson 'I; ner up h~nors for So~thwe~t· ~ PR"utol cdan} seds. "' f;st. Louis 1D9New York 1117 pou-nd;Smith ple,aded g 'Ita ndto 280. I' 7' · TOTALS 38. 1 eru Spauldmg and Denms Grose an connec1e on '-3 o (O 1 UJ Y SIX , ·· 1 GREYPllPS (~S! 6·1 junior. each had nine poin t ~ : 57 shots (ro.m the fie!~ f?r ~0 ~ ny games scheduled) ~<irk ing violations and paid 1 1 Enm~: 7· \-1idkiff 7 Cr<~w forj to hack up Jerr\" llal! per cent wh1le North Galha htl 1C 1 b fm e of $57. I A favorite, w:~ lift for boy• tiiiJ yell'· 12· Ri~ha~d· 2; Frick, II; Polley . K)•gp r f'reL·k t~ok 3 :d lead on 16 of 40, also 4(1 per cent. : '0 um us St.WMe~rtysJ60ff ctwose h1l iD ~uroy, wool or auedt. hpu· in the fir st period. Th e M · Coun tY cu J b h' J; ' Thomp!lon 0. TOTALS 19· wilh 2.J4 left ' eJgs It sev- INew Albany , " e er!lon 56 · Zanesville 58 6 , lar·plle eollar and llnlnrr. Perfect for Yule B Q te · . d en of 19 free throw attempts I ~ew Philadelphia 55 ...' y uar rs .. and lrd 11-8 as the secon pe:.r· d th PI t t 15 f 25 1 Columbu~ >Academy 54 I Columbus Watterson 57 Blut Jmps , . 6 14 11 7-:18 iod opened. Di llon's hook !;hot 1'hn he . . ra esd sen Hilliard 70 Groveport '41 llviDJ. G 7 12 7 12-39 . k . roug lue co r s Delaware Hayes 46 reypups nt the 4.12 mar. put the H1gl1· Pcrrv Kennedy pulled down i London 56 Marysville 39 ' Lima Shawnee 86 ' d' s· ?t •· ds .' Teays Valley 91 Lima Senior 75 Ollio Kieh School Baskt·tba/1 1 landers f' · mto the. 15 lead for t1e . <~eve ~ n o• 1 Ruti an - r~~tun " lrst l tmf~ Jl Hr '· I while Dt'e[ go t si x of North Hamilton Township 43 Plckerinaton 51 Berne Union 38 , By United Pr"' lntornalionat Jerry Hall ' nd Chuck Brad- Galha's 18 Grandview 72 . Walnut 55 Liberty 53 carroll 42 . lcio 77 Hopeda le 58. burv. . 6-2, sophomore connect!!d Til " rt.h G R :i&;.:==:iC:;;:=:;:=~~~~~=:1====;:~, . e no a 11Ia eserves :oshocton [4) R1v.e.r V1ew 40 t t Kvger Creek anead t9 . 30-29. ·,n an ove1·t·1me. f) an· 1 I c pu ~II" 82 , . ~ - '"on .. . 1ance lfi. rtw Bobc<Jts lf'd 21·18 WJ! ,, nv Yarbrou h 1 . T 1 ; Warren Western Re!-~erve 44 ~ · 55 tn go in 1hc fir ~ t half hut · d 'lk Bg' .arhryl d ayor •i Lts Wlllllmson TOWN lead. 1 eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES I OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME! I I CARS ~. Pt. PIHtant, W.Va. 1 ' 1 I 416 Moln St. IN OUR 1 1 :thlttsix: ~OLUMBtJS (UP!)- Ohlo'a small cities and a rural-subur-lunWlimoua vote alter whicb l!!e Kur!ess would make no ape- Kurteso fll'aduated from .Bowt- 1House Elections. and Federal 1 legiSlature, l't!lppot'lloned and :ban complex encompassing 15 Republican represontalives rlll4! oific predlctiODI concerning the Jng Green State UruverSJty m;!lelatlons Committee. 1 •tartlng a new era, .rill begin large villages. to live Heckman a slandln& t07th General Assembly, whicll 1951 and got hiS law degreo / Holmes, 44, received hiS law Jill nert sessloa with a llotJse HI! announced opposition bad ovalinn. The move was oupeot- convene~ next month, bUt be !rom Ohio State University in aegree from Ohio State leadet!hip balanced between been Rep. Robert F. Heckman, ed by Rep. Ralph E. Fisher of said he fell tbere would be 1957. He begen practicing law 1 sity and began practicing suburbia, the big cltleg and a Hamilton County attorney Wooster dean of the HoWie, "some changes" in the proce- In Bowling Green in 1958. Ii" Columbus in 1959. He rural interests. . who was appointed speaker lA , who pr.;.ided over tha caucus. dures and organlzatioD of the In the House he has served first elected to the House The Republican delegation to the last Jeslslature to fill an un- Holmes, alao W1 atlorney, to House. as chamnan of the LegiSlatiVe , 1961 and as a r~~~~::t; /1 the Ohio House of Representa- expired term. But at tho mo- starting his fourth two • yeor Solely An biUI Service Commission Committee tlve has been o; liVes, WhO outnumber their ment of reekoning, Redcmon term in tha House. He was He alao said that highway on Redistricting and is curren~ active in the areas of eonserdemocratic colleques !IU7, alond in the llouao cllamber elected majority leader deaplte aafety and taxeo were likely to ly serving his second term as 1vation and natural resources. <aucuoed Monday and ChOie and announced he was wlth- 1 opposition by Charles E. Fry, a be important issues in the com- chairman ol both the Hou•e- Evans, starting his third term Charles F. Kurfess of Bawlinr drawing from the contest. SpriJii[lelder builder. ;Jng Jejialature. Senate Public Improvements In· , in the House, has a fa(m at Green as speaker. "There is a certain uneasi- The contest for majorily par- A native of Wood County, spection Committee and the , West Lafayette. He is 49. The GOP legislators picked nm in this caucus," ReckmaR ty whip produced three games --~·- - - Robert E. Holmes of Columbus told his fellow GOP legislators. as candidates. Evans was op. as majority leader, and Robert "I've decided that nothing posed by Uoyd George Kerns of I Evans of Coshocton County twould be gained by adding to Peoria in Union County, and as majority party whip. )his and In deference to many ,Gordon M. Scherer of CincinKurfess, an attorney, was of you I've decided to with- nati. •l1eted to his filth term on Nov. Idraw." The first vote gave none ol b . from the. conglomerate 4th i Reckmq Gels 0\>attoa 1the nominees the necessary 29DIStnct wh1<11 Includes two I Kurfess was then elected by · vote mojority <57 members were then voting) and EvWls, The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 4, 1966-7 who had the most votes firs I time around, won in a runoU w1 th Scllerer. The llepublicans voted unanimously to retain Corl Guess as clerk of the House and Harry Corb•ell as sergeant at orms. Kurfess, 36, was first elected to the House in the IOOth GenBY DICK THOMAS eral Assembly in 1952. "My goal in life Is to pitch In the World Series speaker Seeond. 1• LIDe against the New York Yankees. They have everything . A~ speaker he will be second there Is to hive In buebaU and I'd Uke to see what 1 can ' 10 lme lor the governorship Ia do against them." case of em~rgency: 1111d ":'II be · That's what southpaw Dave Roberts told Melvin paid $2,500 m addition to his anLong, assistant sports editor of the Spartansburg Herald nual salary of ,18:500. and Journal one day In June of 1963 shortly alter join- The speakers JOb has been a DEGREE AWARDED- Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden, left, and ing Spartan;burg S C. farm club of the Philadelphia powerful sprln&board lor a number of OHio politicians in- Secretary of State Dean Rusk, right, observe the honorary Doctor of Laws degree Phillies. ' ' ' ' As lt goes right now the 22-year·old Gallipolis na- eluding Atty. Gen. William B. awarded to U. S. Representative Wayne L. Hays at a special convocation held tive won't have the chance to pitch against the Yankees Sube and state Anditor Reger Friday in Athens. Secretary Rusk was the principle speaker at the ceremonies. in the World Series. But he may have the opportunity to Clood. pitch aealnst the former Kurfess was nominated bJ World Champions. Things looked great for RoJ>. Holmes, who told the cauANNOUNCE DINNER as a Sophomore at cus that "this mon has a strong PT PLEASANT _ The anof 21 PlaY· ms Roberta was with Coach Chuck Stobart. personal drive to serve the peo•. . era ploked ia the major lea&ue 11 . hed the with . le of Obi ell ., nual dinner meeting of retired ..,__, "- ms season a P ow . school e lo es f drill lbll Pllt ...,_ay II ""' record on the mound, The nomination was seconded mp Y 0 Jumbua. Tbt Klnlu City Alit· 41 · · 1 1 ced 152 by Re Fred B Had! f Wll- County Will be held December Jetlcs shelled out t15 t1t10 fur mnmg ' a . . p. · ey 0 5th at Gene Ball's Restaurant •·• .:_ 1fated rave up 14 runs and 25 h1ts, hams County and by Rep ...,Ject , t 12 .30 An . te ling Roberto, whO "'"' """" struck out 63, and wolked 20. V. Voinovicll or Cuya- a · p.m. m res to play lor Columbus in 1817. That year he batted .311 hoga County, a concession 1o program has been pl~nned and II Roberta lalla to make tho 14 blto in 41 times at bat large number of lreshman Important busmess will be disgrade in the AmerlciD League, drove in ei&ht runB. . . cussed and members are urged Colttmb.ts Hll bave him back - But it was not all ia his own lllllll aod to attend thia annual session. lor fl2.5GO, salllng lor the l!Otlthpow. preserve the delicate balThe Galllpolil lefty played April 21, Roberts had been slat- ance between the e~eeuUve and a FAMILIES REGISTER hil junior aad IIDlor yean ol ed to pitch ajainat Coach Jack legislative br1111ches in the state bilh school balebtll fur Colum- Jloiers Big Blaaks at Pt. Plea.- of Ohio," Voinovieh said. PT. PLEASANT - Eighty • bUI Central, 81111 c:ondudttl 1 anL Jll!l prior to the game, two famllles, all with children, four Jill' pnp lllbllol record Rober!l auflered a collapsed have reg\Stered for toy• and wl1ll 10 0111 bltllrl. He paced right IUDfl and wai' tatm·~ food baskets, according to the Col1lmbul Aalerlea Le8JoD Pleuant Valley Hospital. He ' local firemen who ore again team of tho Ohio S!lte finals wu advlled 10 Net lar preparing the haskell and toys 0 by 111ree ~UC<>eSsive weeks hut 10 days later lor needy famllles ol the counwill Ill 11 IIIII!J dip. On tho tho ouUield and ty. More toys and dolls are fourtb cit!)' when bla team faced doubles as tbe Blue needed and organizations are a Leaton 111ue from Clnc)nnali, downed lrtmton .!-2. being asked to please IIAberta pla)'ed the oulfleltl and Incidentally the day Aller the dolls on hand so none G11lipolis, Ohio C4ttml-11 - eUmlnated from GAHS Sophomore mound of these children will be disap1111 pla)'alll. was striCken; lite Gallipolis PT. PLEASANT _ Represen- 1,po~ln;;;ted~o~n-C;.hri~·;.st;.m,.as,.. Mllr fll'ldualittll, Roberts Daily Tribune's sports latives of the u. s. Depariment II IOIIIOII&bt by 15 major league carried the following , duba but he ol&ned wl1ll Phlla- ''Roberta-Less GAHS of Agriculture 1 Consumer an.d delphi IDd 1pe111 two ltiiOIUI By Blaakl !8-IO." M~rkeUng Service will be 10 wWI Spartansburg PIUllies. Potnt Pleasant at the Coort-' The lilt ,ear Ill wa1 solll or ROBERTS climaxed his high hoU&e December 12 lo authortraded 10 i'llllburgh and for school bueball here pitclllng IZe M~son County grocers lor lilt put 1110 . . . . Ill baa ia lhe Clall AA Sectional, with plrllcipailon m the fOod stamp beG will! tho Albl9llle Tour- a win and a lo¥. program. lsll, the Plralll farm dub in On May l, 1tft, Roberts trip- The representatives wlll be the Class AA Soulhern Leque. led to deep centerfield with one prdent hom 9 a.ifl. until 41 But Atltevllle lltd Charlotte 001 in the bottom of the ~venth p.m. 'Food merchtmts who ran both dropped ®I of the South- to score Gerald Armstrong all to tj!glster may not bt authel'll League at the end of this the way from first base to orized to accept lood coupons put aeaaon, and Rl!berta was give GAHS a lhrillmg 2-1 WID the time the program opens I ICbeduled to move to h!s adopt- in the Class AA Sectional over on Tuesday January 3 1976. ed hometown of Columbus for Ironton at lhe Gallipoli• State ' ' 1 the 196'1 aeaoon. Institute diamond. Under the food stamp pro- • May ll, 1961, clutch pitching gram, needy families spend I AS A Freshman, Rl!berts by Terry KnljJht, knuckleballer, money they nonnally uae played for tile Gallia Academy plus terrific defensive by to buy food to purchase food Blue Devils under Coach Carl his teammates, gave the of additional IIIOIIetary Ward. He had moved up from es of Coach Russ Moore, value and these COllpOIII are the local Babe Ruth League a- Pomeroy Purple Panthers, then used to buy food products Joq with some other promis- thrilling HI Clasa AA locally authorized morketa. int yearlings Jneludlq Chuck win over arch rival The food merchants In tum reNeal, George Pope, Danny at Pomeroy. deem the eoupons at local Green, Bob Scotl, Larry and Davo Reberta '"' A USDA study in pllol 'fed Wooten and Dick Smith. with the los• to Pomeroy food stamp areaa lhawed that But as a plteher Itt wu OV• aplte lito flct lh1t he sales wert up a p e r erehadowed that year by his a two hitter, otruck out seven, ct~nt under tile plan. Paul Evans, 1111117 Bob CGdar, lnd walked two. aud Chuck Dowler. Hlo first rame, he appeared in 1 relief IT ALL beiWl in the GoUtPIAN LADIES NITE role against Chesapeake with polls Little League where PT. PLEASANT - The local Gallipolis winning H and aot Hoberts oa a member of Klwollil Club Will observe Lacrldit for the win. His first Orioles pitched four no - hitters. Nlgbt at Its rtgular week· lillie at hat he smacked a He followed those wllh a ly dinner meeting Thursday, CU8fom•crafted by home run. He finished his of no-hitters when he gr:~::~ I December 8th at the Moose A41hltable Frahmon yeor appearing in eel to tllo Polly League, Home befinninl at 1:15 p.m. I 811tlwll. Shel~e• ellht ball games and batted In 1011\e areu as the A lpeclll program hu· been In wall ttblntls can bt moved up WHY WAIT 1 We don't know how lnng you•ve been .311 with seven RBia. Rulh planned for the occasion. JEWELERS 1 . 1 S~bUrbia, Big·Cities, Rural Interests, Are Balanced Dec. :~• Bulldogs were on top, 11 was the 1~7 Southeastth: bench I . ern Ohio League opener ~0 ~epl~ce 1~e ~ounds r tmng I Using a full court press all the headed olthough the Chiefs pull- 50 per cent, hitting 30 of W -2-2; TOTALS 30--1~72. both ~squads. an YTh aro HS e sco e w" I way, Coach Dave Fisher'• Jack- ed within one - 19-18 - in the attempts. LOGAN (511 Athens grabbed a ll-9 4242 · he N ~'\:;;;" gJv~n ~' so~ te•m surprised Logan's second stanza. During the in- Harold Rowe played an out- Poston ~18: M. Weiland period lead, but trailed ~4-23 oredst, advmgt pracbli k . on Y Chieftains 72·51 at Logan Fri- termission, the sizzling I roo- standing game and finished the s--3-13; Westfall ~: An- during Intermission. After three llX ays ue o a ac m)ury. . III. It was Ihe SEOAL men led 33·25. After three per· evening w1lh . 20 points. Greg gle 1-1-3; Mark Weiland . St 1 11 ted th · t day "g 1-41 peri'od s, lhe Bulldogs led 36-35. iods, it was W-31 in favor of the Poston's 18 paced the Logan --2· Stone 2-1-5; Cruise 2- AtheM took the lead for good t Jm~ c~ ect 11 ed rte 'm~or ,j opener for both squads. In Ire 'thun_s,·, al 1'1 a gtho-a" I The lanky Chieftains commit- Fishermen. JHS outscored Lo- attack. 6---4: West 1--4--2; Kemper 1 42-41 midway In the last lOa WI ' · J e .•10 If eGAHS con- je d 33 turnovers .m gomg . down gan •2"v-6 m . the th1r . d canto to I Lo gan wen t he r~serve game -Z--4 Brooker ().......0-.{) ; Trow- •anto "" • I dI I d I .est. Lar an ,teMitchell pe shuWoith excel- I lu th m. srcon d stra1g . ht defea t. brea k l he contest wt de open. 37-29. ace bridge 11-41-0. TOTALS 19- The Athenians . , minus great I) . Jackson is now 2-1 fur ll:e l Logan cootrolled the backJACKSON 17!) 13--51 stars that camed them to lour itnt defensive coverage. ·' · · consecutive titles relied on The end result was Nelson- season. I boards with 36 rebounds. Jack- Howe 10--4--20; Gilliland 7- By quarters: • 111 , •• , eighth •.traight hard· /' The lronmen, after trailin! son had. 27. Logan hit 35 pe~ 3--17; Mullins 5-2-12; MountJJackson 15 33 53 72 lood defens:~ pla~.ta~d th~ wood victory ovtr the Gallians 5-4 early 10 the conte<t, born. cent from the field, sinkiog 19 5-41-10; Patton Z-2--6; De-, Logan ens I 1 o1 1o 25 31 51 good shol In lour yms. : bar<Jed the. hopps for nine of >4 held goat attempts. The stephen 0-Z-2; Green 1-41-2; I Reserves - Logan 37 Jack- field goal ;"e;n~ts fo~ 50 x:~ Prior to Stimel's apptarance. ~~-a~g.hl pomt:;;, and was !JeV~ Irenmen nppe-:1 -~e cords for Glasgow 0-1-1; Armstrong 0 son 2~. ~f ~- CJrc es, It was a nip and tuck battle all Wellston hit 18 of 55 nal penod began . Slime] came orr TIFFIN CREDIT / .llu,l tha f~thJt by pow aleot-t; B. IIIVI1 7-4-11; Neiwere•\;II: I~: trouble. Befort II 1011 t-6-JJ; SWID 1)-l-1; ,w. was 'over th-.· Jackela• Bl'ld-- Davll 2+--t: 8uiOher 3-4-bury and Buteber were 111! of I; Sauer B-1-17, Tollll 'ZI (18the same, as were Blll Radford 15) 70. 1111d Bob Whaley ·of the P1111th· l'omeroy - Radf9rd 1-G-2: ers. . Swllber J-1-7; LOpa &-7Logan was high for both elubt II; Moore $--4-14; Anderwith 19 and ' BiU Davis had 18 son ~: Whaley 4-3-ll. for ',MiddJepatlt, followed by Totlas 21 (17-31) H. Sauer•s·'t7. Lclgao led Pomeroy's Middleport; 'ZI of 119, FGA, 39 rebounding with II; Bill Davis per cent: FI'A, 64 per cent. hod 12 for Middleport. (See Pomeroy: 21 of 60, FGA, 35 slats list below). per cent: FI'A, 61 per cent. Middleport stayed. at home Rebounding: Middleport 28 Saturday mght agemst Waha- def., 12 elf. Total 38; Pomeroy, m~. Pmperoy was to rest. 19 del., 10 off, tolal 29. Middl!!POI'I 20 40 47 70 Reserves - Pomeroy 4&, EnPomeroy , 1~, 24 31 59 aJieh'e 14 high; Mldtlleport 34. Middleport -Brdtn'Y II- Conde, 18, high. Galilpolls outshot the Hounds two free shots moklng it 60-$ from the fleld three goala but- had 14 Hubljard and Corrigan •we were lucky ' " That's about all Nelsonville Hound defen,. th at stopped Lor- With six aeco'!Kls left, Harold sank only se~ of 17 'free each flrushed with 10. Coach Bob Sheskey had to say ry Mitchell cold. The Golltans added another free toss to Jte tosses. The Galllans hit 24 of NELSONVILLE (II) Friday night after his t;rey- began to falter. the victory. 63 field &oals for o 38.9 per Harold ~18; Hubbard, 5 hounds slipped by Coach Duke Nelsonville Jed 55-48 with 1:57 GAHS controlled the boards cent. GAHS had only nine turn- --4--10; .Stimel, 0-2-2; PanBurson's Gallipolis Blue Devils remaining. Bob Ford tallied two unUI the fino! period. Neloon- overo. cake, 5+14; Cokr, 1--4--12; 61-55 before a packed house. free thro\VS. Gene Jackson hit ville wound up with 43 rebounds However, the Gallians, with Haning, 2-1-6; CorrljJWl, 2The contest was witnessed by , one from the side with 1:06 left, - 20 by Tim Pancake. Harold a man-for-mon defense, com- 6--10; TOTALS 21-1~1. hundreds of other . Nelsonville 1cutting the Hunds margin to came down with nine rebounds. milled 2'1 personal fouls. GAWPOLIS til) tans via closed circu1t television. 50->3. Harold, back in action Ford hod seven snags for Two Blue Devils - Rnd Gil- Mitchell 12-4-28: Jackson, 6-The now, nipped in a short jumper, GAHS. Jackson and Jim Gil- key and P. J. Ryal - fouled 5--&--10; Gilkey, ~; Ryal, Burson. though downhearted and it was 58-53 wilh 56 seconds more had six and four::. out. Mllchell, and Jackson, who 2-+-1; Meadows, 1- 0-2; Darollowing the near-victory, com- left. N•JooovUle committed but Jed the Devils scoring with 21 vldson, 0--+-0; Ford, 3--3--,: mented, "We'll win our share left. nine turnovero, aod hli !I of and 10 points, both had four Spencer, 0-0-0; Gilmore, 1of games this winter." Jockson came back with a 6C lleld coal altempts for 1 personals. 0--2; TOTALS 21-7-65. It was a rugged- fou ght con- short jumper. reducing the 31.8 per ceDI. AI lhe foul Neloonvllle Committed only Score by Quarters: test. OffiCials WO!gal and Reese count to 58·5> with 31 seconds lloeo, the HoaDdo oau If of II fouls all evening. · Nelsonville .... 16 12 14 1~1 • . 2 called 38 personal fouls - 7 .left. GAHS stole the ball, but ' 31 free lhrowo, aad lhol was Four Hounds wound up in Galllpolts . . . . . 10 14 18 1~55 Defending co-champions Athagamst the VtSJtors and 11 a- 1fa iled to score. I tbe biJ difference ill Frlday•o double figures ln scoring, Har- Re,.rves - Nelsonville 39 ens and Wellston collided at gamst the home rlub. d With 26 seconds left, Harold SEOAL opener for bolh oqaad old lin15hed with 18, Pancake Gallipolis 38. Wellston Fridoy night and However, 1t was the outstan h . a1 h!stl s•und 1 . \Vhente w McAfee's e"· lng play. or a 6-2 su bst1tute cened C cb mCl!arles AthenS Nt.pS Wellston By 48 45 Ta}}v New Session ~of-Ohio Legislature I '. ..- - · 11 IU•CI•••u Dr1wttt. A•I·XL uchJIIwe ft1tur• thatdotuclnnritr• wailing for the perfect kitchen, but you ean stop dr~aming! Wi ·tt our easv credit ternu you can have nactly the kitchen y~'ve alway~ wanted-Ilk ... th~ beatltiful Sc•Jiptund Spice-wood kitchen above-n!g:ardleiL'I ()f the 1ize or ahapc tl your kitchen. I-XL custom-crafted cabinets Wit less, too, than Ofdi~ built-onathe-job cabinett-and we l"ll'antee that our c:redi~ terRill will fit your budget. So why wait? 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( ., ,, •• Middleport Bombs Pomeroy 70-59 In First Conference Tilt - Mlddleporllli&h School open- determined Panther rally that 24 at the half, after mtvin( in period, missing 7 otraight cllan· ld tts 1911-87 SEOAL basket- cloaed tho Jackets' lead to lront to otay at 14-12 wltb 2:3• <e1 (but pttin( three Jackets ball seooon Friday lligbt at seven points tote In the last left In the lirst quarter. Ahead In rul)r foul trouble). Pomeroy with a 70-59 victory quarter. 10-7, l'omeroy hit a cold streak Don Nelson, 6-2 senior makbut not before putting down • The Jackets were ahead 40-lat the free line in that first in& his first •tart in a Middle- port uniform, tipped one II lor the 11-12 edge and it was 20-14 at the end of the first eigbl minutes. SECOND HALF Hounds Slip by Blue Devils, 61-55 Mlddl~rl -Ordered la llo~ . . 'A8a Brdbury, Jll!t ButCher George Sauer each owning fouls Openll!l the final half. And pressing, the eloped the I•P to 47-38 at the three-quarler past. ROn 6-3 senior center, and Moore, 11-11 senior guard, the rally alive with six more paints eacll In the fourth period. With 2:29 left in the Moore hit lrtm fill' out to it to 6~. . . . But Big Bill Dav1s, 6-4 wr center, bit a close and Nelson put home two throws lor 96>58 and subs floodeel the floor. !~rt;.~:~.s:~~~~~;.~~~c~"t.:ri~: . Jackson Press RI.ps Logan 72-51 ' Bobcats 7\r.,·p fu,·ghlander.·Q 45-42 l the way. . . i After Larry Mitchell put Gal- i j ' J j 0 lipolis ahead 2-0 on a cri p shot i following the opening tip, the Hounds grabbed 8 5.2 lead on . BY DltK THOMAS the th~rd penod. Then Kyger nected. on 19 of 60 from t he Fadely and Ed McCarly each goals by Harold and Courtney • The clork ran out on South- Creek sank lour baskets while field for 30.2 per cent and made had ail: f&r Southwealern. Haning. · 1western Friday mght at Kyger holdmg Southwestern scoreless seven of 13 from the foul line. Southwestern ... 8 14 12 ~2 Harold hot under the hoops . Creek as the Bobcats of Coach to take a 34-26 lead at the 4:28 , Kyger Creek .... 1114 13 7---45 ' " J w· kt· k d t " k Southwestern hit 17 of 64 0I pushed Nelsonville out in front mny '' me e e ou a ·~ mar · Southwestern (42) - Dlllon, . . . . goals for 26.5 per cent and made 3-4-IO· N 11 l---4-6· Shr' 142 win over the Highlanders in t3·6 With 2 43 remammg m the , h d f h del . b I I The Highlanders trailed 38 . eight of 10 from the charity line ' o er, • IV· period before Larry Mitchell I" Aar h oug I ~nsiVe ~· 34 at the end of the third per- The Higblanders had 38 rebounds er, ~; G. Hall, 11-4--22; aod company began finding the . west:r:'~t bua~; ~o;:er7~1 ~!n: iod and stayed within firing with Gene Hall getting 12 and Walker, ~0-0; K. Carter, 2range. · ., j K · "'Gr~' range of the Bobcats down tn Dave Notter 10 0- 4. Totals, l?--4--42. The Hounds were ahead 17- mr, narrowt:: .~~ s ·the wire · KygerCreek(45)-M.Spau112 with U4 remaining in the lead to 43-4 2 Witlr 34 secoods · In the preliminary, the Ky- ding, ~5-9; J. Hall, ~1-19; seroad peliod. Then P. J. Ryal, Ion the clock. But a last second Kyger Creek_had 4.9 rebounds !ger Creek reserves downed the Grose, ~1-9; Bradbury, :zJ \<litrhell and Jim Gilmore nip- msurance baske.t brought the led by Spauldtng With 16 and , titUe lligh!snders 38-26 as Greg 11--4; White, 2-+-1; Eblin, 0ped in goals !with Larry Corri- /Bobcals lhe~r first wm of the Grose with 14. TheBobcals con- Peck talUed 13 points. Mike 11-41. Totals, 111--7-45. · gnn meshing ooe in belween) season. ann Gallipolis Was back on top I After Notter's bucket, the 21J- t9 with JJO lefl In the half: Bobcars tr ied to stall oul the It ····•awed bock and lorlh ' cluck out Southwestern'• John ~JJOrts unlll II 10condo remoloed Ia Shriver, >-8 ,.nior. "louted Kythe ftrot half - Tim Pancake ger Creek's Jim White, 5-11 , . . . 1 ;,tt pushed one In frum the lidO -l91~cond5 later Harold Lafl" I SOphomore. White missed rree_ throw. Wl!h four secon~s on Pf'd io a twin-pointer to give the Ho1nds a 28-!4 halftime Red Devi•1s Trip • s p·I rates 53 to 47 Brz·e'fis :he goal attempts for 32.7 per and the Rockets were nine lor 18 at the foul circles. Jay Lavender's 19 points ced Wellston Denllie Rapp ~m d iR 20 l~r the Bulldo s. p A:Ons won the rese!v. game 3831 • , A'l11ENS (41) Hull 1-2--4: Rapp 10-2-20; Heady 2-0-4; Clork 5-2-12: Eblin 2-1-6; Sams 0-l-1: Handley 1-0-2. TOTALS. ·21,6--48. ,, . .,.,. ,. WELLS'i'O'l'l • (ii) ' • • Jeffers l-2-4; Martin 1--4-2; Nicholeo 2-41-4) •Jl'u~t!her 4-141: Hayburn 2-1-<;: · Lav· ender 8-3-19. Downard 0-22. TOTALS 18 9 15. 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A three-point play by Senior Yarbrough 6--l-13; Knorr 1- vated Fnday by the Pittshurgb ville flipped In 14, and 11 was , the bu zzer for Kyger Creek's Roger Davis, who Jed the Red t-9; Hawkins J--0---11; Weber Steelers of the Nalional Football THIS WEEK .• . Open l'r~ tied 42-42 going Jn l.o the finaJ 1 45-42 wm. . 1Devils in scoring for the game, 0-3--3 ; Kennedy 3-0-6: Scott Le~gue fa~ theu- game agamst d1y 1nd Saturdly Nights for stanza. For Coach Lloyd Mye~·s' IIJgh-1 put the hosts in gear for their l--<1-2. Totals 23--7-5 3. Plnladelph!a Sunday, . Chrlotmll Shapptra. 'fhen came Stlmel and Reserves _ North Gallia 30 Nelsen had been out of action 8 : Ianden; it was lhf' second con-1 come - from • behind victory. was fouled. He cdtm ly sank : "cut1ve loss but the w1n left North Gallla, coached by 1Rutland 29. •inee Sept. 18 with a knee i Kyger Creek with a 1-I record. Mike Morrison, had Jed 13-9 at : injury. The Steelers also asked Kyger Creek played the Fair- 1the end of the first quarter, 28- l NBA. Staodiaa•1 wa.11ive:s on rookJe center Pat Blue Imps Drop K , land Dragons Saturday night l24 at halftime and J6-35 at the By United Press Interna~onal t orm. Opener, 39to 38 in La11rence c·ounty. Southwest-• beginning of the final eight Eo•tern Dlvloion 1 ----Coach Terry Hansley's GAHS iern is id le until next Saturday minutes. W. L. Pet. ROSTER FILLED Blue Imps held a 38-34 lead I night when they travel to Rut- The Pirates loss of top scorer Ptuladelphia 21 2 .913 NEW YORK I UP!) -The : with 1:19 remaming in lhe final , land. Roger Garrett in the final per- Boston 15 5 _750 New York Kmckerboclters Frl- 1 penod Fnday. but the ho<I I There was a scoring duel be- 1od was credited with greaUy New York 12 lJ .4$ day reacllv~ted 6-foot-8 forward Greypups rallied for f i y tween Kyger Creek'< Jerry Hall hampering the Gallia County I Cincinnati 9 11 450 Wayne Molts to increose the I straight pomts to win a thrlller, i and Southwestern's Gene Hall, dub's victory efforts in their BaJUmore : 4 20 167 team 's roster to_ ~ ~ational , 19-:11. ti-1 senior, with the latter sinl\- season opener. Garrett had Westtrn Division Basket~all Assoc1ahon _hmtt of ; Chuck Midkiff' s two f r " ' ing 11 f1eld goals for :!'l points tossed in 19 points on five W. L, Pet. 12. MollS had been playmg with : throws w1th 28 second~ rernam- lo edge Jerry Hall who finish· field goal1 and mne free throws San Francisco 15 8 .US~ Allentown ·of the Eastern ing icer: the triumph for Nf'!- 1ed with nine goals and one fo!JI ~o lead all scorers before ex- 1St. Louis .600 Basketball League. 10 10 sonvllle s resNves. I ~hot to total 19 points. I Jtmg from the hardcourl Har- ~ Detroit l2 13 -MO Greg Smith ond .Jim Henry Those were the top scorers oi l ry Yarbrough of Rutland also , Los Angeles : SMITH FINED 8 15 348 PIE COllAR were outsta ndmg for the losers , the game but George Dillon 6-0 ' fouled out. ' Ch'c 1 L.~NS!NG, Mich. (UPI) 8 17 1 20 1 3 ' 1I Dav1s · pace d th e Red Uf;:VI ~. ·1sl ago F 'da , R It · · M.J'ch·g with 13 and II) poinl.s. junior . brother lo Paul Dillon 1 un State' !I ••t an I defen1 Ive PILE UNING 1 BLUE IMPS :181 former Hio Grande College star ' ' of Coact, Jim Adams with 14 1Detroit 11~ ;o:ton"~ s ·~d .. Charles (Bubba) .smith, G. Smith. IJ. Henrv 10, Bur. dropped in 10 points to take run-1markers on ' " buckets and a· Ph 'l 138 Lo A friday got olf the hook with the ; 1a. 130 1· ' a' f h t • t08 ' ngetes Ia. S.fee~7 91 91 1111,6: Alberti 9; J 1hnson 'I; ner up h~nors for So~thwe~t· ~ PR"utol cdan} seds. "' f;st. Louis 1D9New York 1117 pou-nd;Smith ple,aded g 'Ita ndto 280. I' 7' · TOTALS 38. 1 eru Spauldmg and Denms Grose an connec1e on '-3 o (O 1 UJ Y SIX , ·· 1 GREYPllPS (~S! 6·1 junior. each had nine poin t ~ : 57 shots (ro.m the fie!~ f?r ~0 ~ ny games scheduled) ~<irk ing violations and paid 1 1 Enm~: 7· \-1idkiff 7 Cr<~w forj to hack up Jerr\" llal! per cent wh1le North Galha htl 1C 1 b fm e of $57. I A favorite, w:~ lift for boy• tiiiJ yell'· 12· Ri~ha~d· 2; Frick, II; Polley . K)•gp r f'reL·k t~ok 3 :d lead on 16 of 40, also 4(1 per cent. : '0 um us St.WMe~rtysJ60ff ctwose h1l iD ~uroy, wool or auedt. hpu· in the fir st period. Th e M · Coun tY cu J b h' J; ' Thomp!lon 0. TOTALS 19· wilh 2.J4 left ' eJgs It sev- INew Albany , " e er!lon 56 · Zanesville 58 6 , lar·plle eollar and llnlnrr. Perfect for Yule B Q te · . d en of 19 free throw attempts I ~ew Philadelphia 55 ...' y uar rs .. and lrd 11-8 as the secon pe:.r· d th PI t t 15 f 25 1 Columbu~ >Academy 54 I Columbus Watterson 57 Blut Jmps , . 6 14 11 7-:18 iod opened. Di llon's hook !;hot 1'hn he . . ra esd sen Hilliard 70 Groveport '41 llviDJ. G 7 12 7 12-39 . k . roug lue co r s Delaware Hayes 46 reypups nt the 4.12 mar. put the H1gl1· Pcrrv Kennedy pulled down i London 56 Marysville 39 ' Lima Shawnee 86 ' d' s· ?t •· ds .' Teays Valley 91 Lima Senior 75 Ollio Kieh School Baskt·tba/1 1 landers f' · mto the. 15 lead for t1e . <~eve ~ n o• 1 Ruti an - r~~tun " lrst l tmf~ Jl Hr '· I while Dt'e[ go t si x of North Hamilton Township 43 Plckerinaton 51 Berne Union 38 , By United Pr"' lntornalionat Jerry Hall ' nd Chuck Brad- Galha's 18 Grandview 72 . Walnut 55 Liberty 53 carroll 42 . lcio 77 Hopeda le 58. burv. . 6-2, sophomore connect!!d Til " rt.h G R :i&;.:==:iC:;;:=:;:=~~~~~=:1====;:~, . e no a 11Ia eserves :oshocton [4) R1v.e.r V1ew 40 t t Kvger Creek anead t9 . 30-29. ·,n an ove1·t·1me. f) an· 1 I c pu ~II" 82 , . ~ - '"on .. . 1ance lfi. rtw Bobc<Jts lf'd 21·18 WJ! ,, nv Yarbrou h 1 . T 1 ; Warren Western Re!-~erve 44 ~ · 55 tn go in 1hc fir ~ t half hut · d 'lk Bg' .arhryl d ayor •i Lts Wlllllmson TOWN lead. 1 eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES I OHIO ACCOUNTS WELCOME! I I CARS ~. Pt. PIHtant, W.Va. 1 ' 1 I 416 Moln St. IN OUR 1 1 :thlttsix: ~OLUMBtJS (UP!)- Ohlo'a small cities and a rural-subur-lunWlimoua vote alter whicb l!!e Kur!ess would make no ape- Kurteso fll'aduated from .Bowt- 1House Elections. and Federal 1 legiSlature, l't!lppot'lloned and :ban complex encompassing 15 Republican represontalives rlll4! oific predlctiODI concerning the Jng Green State UruverSJty m;!lelatlons Committee. 1 •tartlng a new era, .rill begin large villages. to live Heckman a slandln& t07th General Assembly, whicll 1951 and got hiS law degreo / Holmes, 44, received hiS law Jill nert sessloa with a llotJse HI! announced opposition bad ovalinn. The move was oupeot- convene~ next month, bUt be !rom Ohio State University in aegree from Ohio State leadet!hip balanced between been Rep. Robert F. Heckman, ed by Rep. Ralph E. Fisher of said he fell tbere would be 1957. He begen practicing law 1 sity and began practicing suburbia, the big cltleg and a Hamilton County attorney Wooster dean of the HoWie, "some changes" in the proce- In Bowling Green in 1958. Ii" Columbus in 1959. He rural interests. . who was appointed speaker lA , who pr.;.ided over tha caucus. dures and organlzatioD of the In the House he has served first elected to the House The Republican delegation to the last Jeslslature to fill an un- Holmes, alao W1 atlorney, to House. as chamnan of the LegiSlatiVe , 1961 and as a r~~~~::t; /1 the Ohio House of Representa- expired term. But at tho mo- starting his fourth two • yeor Solely An biUI Service Commission Committee tlve has been o; liVes, WhO outnumber their ment of reekoning, Redcmon term in tha House. He was He alao said that highway on Redistricting and is curren~ active in the areas of eonserdemocratic colleques !IU7, alond in the llouao cllamber elected majority leader deaplte aafety and taxeo were likely to ly serving his second term as 1vation and natural resources. <aucuoed Monday and ChOie and announced he was wlth- 1 opposition by Charles E. Fry, a be important issues in the com- chairman ol both the Hou•e- Evans, starting his third term Charles F. Kurfess of Bawlinr drawing from the contest. SpriJii[lelder builder. ;Jng Jejialature. Senate Public Improvements In· , in the House, has a fa(m at Green as speaker. "There is a certain uneasi- The contest for majorily par- A native of Wood County, spection Committee and the , West Lafayette. He is 49. The GOP legislators picked nm in this caucus," ReckmaR ty whip produced three games --~·- - - Robert E. Holmes of Columbus told his fellow GOP legislators. as candidates. Evans was op. as majority leader, and Robert "I've decided that nothing posed by Uoyd George Kerns of I Evans of Coshocton County twould be gained by adding to Peoria in Union County, and as majority party whip. )his and In deference to many ,Gordon M. Scherer of CincinKurfess, an attorney, was of you I've decided to with- nati. •l1eted to his filth term on Nov. Idraw." The first vote gave none ol b . from the. conglomerate 4th i Reckmq Gels 0\>attoa 1the nominees the necessary 29DIStnct wh1<11 Includes two I Kurfess was then elected by · vote mojority <57 members were then voting) and EvWls, The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 4, 1966-7 who had the most votes firs I time around, won in a runoU w1 th Scllerer. The llepublicans voted unanimously to retain Corl Guess as clerk of the House and Harry Corb•ell as sergeant at orms. Kurfess, 36, was first elected to the House in the IOOth GenBY DICK THOMAS eral Assembly in 1952. "My goal in life Is to pitch In the World Series speaker Seeond. 1• LIDe against the New York Yankees. They have everything . A~ speaker he will be second there Is to hive In buebaU and I'd Uke to see what 1 can ' 10 lme lor the governorship Ia do against them." case of em~rgency: 1111d ":'II be · That's what southpaw Dave Roberts told Melvin paid $2,500 m addition to his anLong, assistant sports editor of the Spartansburg Herald nual salary of ,18:500. and Journal one day In June of 1963 shortly alter join- The speakers JOb has been a DEGREE AWARDED- Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden, left, and ing Spartan;burg S C. farm club of the Philadelphia powerful sprln&board lor a number of OHio politicians in- Secretary of State Dean Rusk, right, observe the honorary Doctor of Laws degree Phillies. ' ' ' ' As lt goes right now the 22-year·old Gallipolis na- eluding Atty. Gen. William B. awarded to U. S. Representative Wayne L. Hays at a special convocation held tive won't have the chance to pitch against the Yankees Sube and state Anditor Reger Friday in Athens. Secretary Rusk was the principle speaker at the ceremonies. in the World Series. But he may have the opportunity to Clood. pitch aealnst the former Kurfess was nominated bJ World Champions. Things looked great for RoJ>. Holmes, who told the cauANNOUNCE DINNER as a Sophomore at cus that "this mon has a strong PT PLEASANT _ The anof 21 PlaY· ms Roberta was with Coach Chuck Stobart. personal drive to serve the peo•. . era ploked ia the major lea&ue 11 . hed the with . le of Obi ell ., nual dinner meeting of retired ..,__, "- ms season a P ow . school e lo es f drill lbll Pllt ...,_ay II ""' record on the mound, The nomination was seconded mp Y 0 Jumbua. Tbt Klnlu City Alit· 41 · · 1 1 ced 152 by Re Fred B Had! f Wll- County Will be held December Jetlcs shelled out t15 t1t10 fur mnmg ' a . . p. · ey 0 5th at Gene Ball's Restaurant •·• .:_ 1fated rave up 14 runs and 25 h1ts, hams County and by Rep ...,Ject , t 12 .30 An . te ling Roberto, whO "'"' """" struck out 63, and wolked 20. V. Voinovicll or Cuya- a · p.m. m res to play lor Columbus in 1817. That year he batted .311 hoga County, a concession 1o program has been pl~nned and II Roberta lalla to make tho 14 blto in 41 times at bat large number of lreshman Important busmess will be disgrade in the AmerlciD League, drove in ei&ht runB. . . cussed and members are urged Colttmb.ts Hll bave him back - But it was not all ia his own lllllll aod to attend thia annual session. lor fl2.5GO, salllng lor the l!Otlthpow. preserve the delicate balThe Galllpolil lefty played April 21, Roberts had been slat- ance between the e~eeuUve and a FAMILIES REGISTER hil junior aad IIDlor yean ol ed to pitch ajainat Coach Jack legislative br1111ches in the state bilh school balebtll fur Colum- Jloiers Big Blaaks at Pt. Plea.- of Ohio," Voinovieh said. PT. PLEASANT - Eighty • bUI Central, 81111 c:ondudttl 1 anL Jll!l prior to the game, two famllles, all with children, four Jill' pnp lllbllol record Rober!l auflered a collapsed have reg\Stered for toy• and wl1ll 10 0111 bltllrl. He paced right IUDfl and wai' tatm·~ food baskets, according to the Col1lmbul Aalerlea Le8JoD Pleuant Valley Hospital. He ' local firemen who ore again team of tho Ohio S!lte finals wu advlled 10 Net lar preparing the haskell and toys 0 by 111ree ~UC<>eSsive weeks hut 10 days later lor needy famllles ol the counwill Ill 11 IIIII!J dip. On tho tho ouUield and ty. More toys and dolls are fourtb cit!)' when bla team faced doubles as tbe Blue needed and organizations are a Leaton 111ue from Clnc)nnali, downed lrtmton .!-2. being asked to please IIAberta pla)'ed the oulfleltl and Incidentally the day Aller the dolls on hand so none G11lipolis, Ohio C4ttml-11 - eUmlnated from GAHS Sophomore mound of these children will be disap1111 pla)'alll. was striCken; lite Gallipolis PT. PLEASANT _ Represen- 1,po~ln;;;ted~o~n-C;.hri~·;.st;.m,.as,.. Mllr fll'ldualittll, Roberts Daily Tribune's sports latives of the u. s. Depariment II IOIIIOII&bt by 15 major league carried the following , duba but he ol&ned wl1ll Phlla- ''Roberta-Less GAHS of Agriculture 1 Consumer an.d delphi IDd 1pe111 two ltiiOIUI By Blaakl !8-IO." M~rkeUng Service will be 10 wWI Spartansburg PIUllies. Potnt Pleasant at the Coort-' The lilt ,ear Ill wa1 solll or ROBERTS climaxed his high hoU&e December 12 lo authortraded 10 i'llllburgh and for school bueball here pitclllng IZe M~son County grocers lor lilt put 1110 . . . . Ill baa ia lhe Clall AA Sectional, with plrllcipailon m the fOod stamp beG will! tho Albl9llle Tour- a win and a lo¥. program. lsll, the Plralll farm dub in On May l, 1tft, Roberts trip- The representatives wlll be the Class AA Soulhern Leque. led to deep centerfield with one prdent hom 9 a.ifl. until 41 But Atltevllle lltd Charlotte 001 in the bottom of the ~venth p.m. 'Food merchtmts who ran both dropped ®I of the South- to score Gerald Armstrong all to tj!glster may not bt authel'll League at the end of this the way from first base to orized to accept lood coupons put aeaaon, and Rl!berta was give GAHS a lhrillmg 2-1 WID the time the program opens I ICbeduled to move to h!s adopt- in the Class AA Sectional over on Tuesday January 3 1976. ed hometown of Columbus for Ironton at lhe Gallipoli• State ' ' 1 the 196'1 aeaoon. Institute diamond. Under the food stamp pro- • May ll, 1961, clutch pitching gram, needy families spend I AS A Freshman, Rl!berts by Terry KnljJht, knuckleballer, money they nonnally uae played for tile Gallia Academy plus terrific defensive by to buy food to purchase food Blue Devils under Coach Carl his teammates, gave the of additional IIIOIIetary Ward. He had moved up from es of Coach Russ Moore, value and these COllpOIII are the local Babe Ruth League a- Pomeroy Purple Panthers, then used to buy food products Joq with some other promis- thrilling HI Clasa AA locally authorized morketa. int yearlings Jneludlq Chuck win over arch rival The food merchants In tum reNeal, George Pope, Danny at Pomeroy. deem the eoupons at local Green, Bob Scotl, Larry and Davo Reberta '"' A USDA study in pllol 'fed Wooten and Dick Smith. with the los• to Pomeroy food stamp areaa lhawed that But as a plteher Itt wu OV• aplte lito flct lh1t he sales wert up a p e r erehadowed that year by his a two hitter, otruck out seven, ct~nt under tile plan. Paul Evans, 1111117 Bob CGdar, lnd walked two. aud Chuck Dowler. Hlo first rame, he appeared in 1 relief IT ALL beiWl in the GoUtPIAN LADIES NITE role against Chesapeake with polls Little League where PT. PLEASANT - The local Gallipolis winning H and aot Hoberts oa a member of Klwollil Club Will observe Lacrldit for the win. His first Orioles pitched four no - hitters. Nlgbt at Its rtgular week· lillie at hat he smacked a He followed those wllh a ly dinner meeting Thursday, CU8fom•crafted by home run. He finished his of no-hitters when he gr:~::~ I December 8th at the Moose A41hltable Frahmon yeor appearing in eel to tllo Polly League, Home befinninl at 1:15 p.m. I 811tlwll. Shel~e• ellht ball games and batted In 1011\e areu as the A lpeclll program hu· been In wall ttblntls can bt moved up WHY WAIT 1 We don't know how lnng you•ve been .311 with seven RBia. Rulh planned for the occasion. JEWELERS 1 . 1 S~bUrbia, Big·Cities, Rural Interests, Are Balanced Dec. :~• Bulldogs were on top, 11 was the 1~7 Southeastth: bench I . ern Ohio League opener ~0 ~epl~ce 1~e ~ounds r tmng I Using a full court press all the headed olthough the Chiefs pull- 50 per cent, hitting 30 of W -2-2; TOTALS 30--1~72. both ~squads. an YTh aro HS e sco e w" I way, Coach Dave Fisher'• Jack- ed within one - 19-18 - in the attempts. LOGAN (511 Athens grabbed a ll-9 4242 · he N ~'\:;;;" gJv~n ~' so~ te•m surprised Logan's second stanza. During the in- Harold Rowe played an out- Poston ~18: M. Weiland period lead, but trailed ~4-23 oredst, advmgt pracbli k . on Y Chieftains 72·51 at Logan Fri- termission, the sizzling I roo- standing game and finished the s--3-13; Westfall ~: An- during Intermission. After three llX ays ue o a ac m)ury. . III. It was Ihe SEOAL men led 33·25. After three per· evening w1lh . 20 points. Greg gle 1-1-3; Mark Weiland . St 1 11 ted th · t day "g 1-41 peri'od s, lhe Bulldogs led 36-35. iods, it was W-31 in favor of the Poston's 18 paced the Logan --2· Stone 2-1-5; Cruise 2- AtheM took the lead for good t Jm~ c~ ect 11 ed rte 'm~or ,j opener for both squads. In Ire 'thun_s,·, al 1'1 a gtho-a" I The lanky Chieftains commit- Fishermen. JHS outscored Lo- attack. 6---4: West 1--4--2; Kemper 1 42-41 midway In the last lOa WI ' · J e .•10 If eGAHS con- je d 33 turnovers .m gomg . down gan •2"v-6 m . the th1r . d canto to I Lo gan wen t he r~serve game -Z--4 Brooker ().......0-.{) ; Trow- •anto "" • I dI I d I .est. Lar an ,teMitchell pe shuWoith excel- I lu th m. srcon d stra1g . ht defea t. brea k l he contest wt de open. 37-29. ace bridge 11-41-0. TOTALS 19- The Athenians . , minus great I) . Jackson is now 2-1 fur ll:e l Logan cootrolled the backJACKSON 17!) 13--51 stars that camed them to lour itnt defensive coverage. ·' · · consecutive titles relied on The end result was Nelson- season. I boards with 36 rebounds. Jack- Howe 10--4--20; Gilliland 7- By quarters: • 111 , •• , eighth •.traight hard· /' The lronmen, after trailin! son had. 27. Logan hit 35 pe~ 3--17; Mullins 5-2-12; MountJJackson 15 33 53 72 lood defens:~ pla~.ta~d th~ wood victory ovtr the Gallians 5-4 early 10 the conte<t, born. cent from the field, sinkiog 19 5-41-10; Patton Z-2--6; De-, Logan ens I 1 o1 1o 25 31 51 good shol In lour yms. : bar<Jed the. hopps for nine of >4 held goat attempts. The stephen 0-Z-2; Green 1-41-2; I Reserves - Logan 37 Jack- field goal ;"e;n~ts fo~ 50 x:~ Prior to Stimel's apptarance. ~~-a~g.hl pomt:;;, and was !JeV~ Irenmen nppe-:1 -~e cords for Glasgow 0-1-1; Armstrong 0 son 2~. ~f ~- CJrc es, It was a nip and tuck battle all Wellston hit 18 of 55 nal penod began . Slime] came orr TIFFIN CREDIT / .llu,l tha f~thJt by pow aleot-t; B. IIIVI1 7-4-11; Neiwere•\;II: I~: trouble. Befort II 1011 t-6-JJ; SWID 1)-l-1; ,w. was 'over th-.· Jackela• Bl'ld-- Davll 2+--t: 8uiOher 3-4-bury and Buteber were 111! of I; Sauer B-1-17, Tollll 'ZI (18the same, as were Blll Radford 15) 70. 1111d Bob Whaley ·of the P1111th· l'omeroy - Radf9rd 1-G-2: ers. . Swllber J-1-7; LOpa &-7Logan was high for both elubt II; Moore $--4-14; Anderwith 19 and ' BiU Davis had 18 son ~: Whaley 4-3-ll. for ',MiddJepatlt, followed by Totlas 21 (17-31) H. Sauer•s·'t7. Lclgao led Pomeroy's Middleport; 'ZI of 119, FGA, 39 rebounding with II; Bill Davis per cent: FI'A, 64 per cent. hod 12 for Middleport. (See Pomeroy: 21 of 60, FGA, 35 slats list below). per cent: FI'A, 61 per cent. Middleport stayed. at home Rebounding: Middleport 28 Saturday mght agemst Waha- def., 12 elf. Total 38; Pomeroy, m~. Pmperoy was to rest. 19 del., 10 off, tolal 29. Middl!!POI'I 20 40 47 70 Reserves - Pomeroy 4&, EnPomeroy , 1~, 24 31 59 aJieh'e 14 high; Mldtlleport 34. Middleport -Brdtn'Y II- Conde, 18, high. Galilpolls outshot the Hounds two free shots moklng it 60-$ from the fleld three goala but- had 14 Hubljard and Corrigan •we were lucky ' " That's about all Nelsonville Hound defen,. th at stopped Lor- With six aeco'!Kls left, Harold sank only se~ of 17 'free each flrushed with 10. Coach Bob Sheskey had to say ry Mitchell cold. The Golltans added another free toss to Jte tosses. The Galllans hit 24 of NELSONVILLE (II) Friday night after his t;rey- began to falter. the victory. 63 field &oals for o 38.9 per Harold ~18; Hubbard, 5 hounds slipped by Coach Duke Nelsonville Jed 55-48 with 1:57 GAHS controlled the boards cent. GAHS had only nine turn- --4--10; .Stimel, 0-2-2; PanBurson's Gallipolis Blue Devils remaining. Bob Ford tallied two unUI the fino! period. Neloon- overo. cake, 5+14; Cokr, 1--4--12; 61-55 before a packed house. free thro\VS. Gene Jackson hit ville wound up with 43 rebounds However, the Gallians, with Haning, 2-1-6; CorrljJWl, 2The contest was witnessed by , one from the side with 1:06 left, - 20 by Tim Pancake. Harold a man-for-mon defense, com- 6--10; TOTALS 21-1~1. hundreds of other . Nelsonville 1cutting the Hunds margin to came down with nine rebounds. milled 2'1 personal fouls. GAWPOLIS til) tans via closed circu1t television. 50->3. Harold, back in action Ford hod seven snags for Two Blue Devils - Rnd Gil- Mitchell 12-4-28: Jackson, 6-The now, nipped in a short jumper, GAHS. Jackson and Jim Gil- key and P. J. Ryal - fouled 5--&--10; Gilkey, ~; Ryal, Burson. though downhearted and it was 58-53 wilh 56 seconds more had six and four::. out. Mllchell, and Jackson, who 2-+-1; Meadows, 1- 0-2; Darollowing the near-victory, com- left. N•JooovUle committed but Jed the Devils scoring with 21 vldson, 0--+-0; Ford, 3--3--,: mented, "We'll win our share left. nine turnovero, aod hli !I of and 10 points, both had four Spencer, 0-0-0; Gilmore, 1of games this winter." Jockson came back with a 6C lleld coal altempts for 1 personals. 0--2; TOTALS 21-7-65. It was a rugged- fou ght con- short jumper. reducing the 31.8 per ceDI. AI lhe foul Neloonvllle Committed only Score by Quarters: test. OffiCials WO!gal and Reese count to 58·5> with 31 seconds lloeo, the HoaDdo oau If of II fouls all evening. · Nelsonville .... 16 12 14 1~1 • . 2 called 38 personal fouls - 7 .left. GAHS stole the ball, but ' 31 free lhrowo, aad lhol was Four Hounds wound up in Galllpolts . . . . . 10 14 18 1~55 Defending co-champions Athagamst the VtSJtors and 11 a- 1fa iled to score. I tbe biJ difference ill Frlday•o double figures ln scoring, Har- Re,.rves - Nelsonville 39 ens and Wellston collided at gamst the home rlub. d With 26 seconds left, Harold SEOAL opener for bolh oqaad old lin15hed with 18, Pancake Gallipolis 38. Wellston Fridoy night and However, 1t was the outstan h . a1 h!stl s•und 1 . \Vhente w McAfee's e"· lng play. or a 6-2 su bst1tute cened C cb mCl!arles AthenS Nt.pS Wellston By 48 45 Ta}}v New Session ~of-Ohio Legislature I '. ..- - · 11 IU•CI•••u Dr1wttt. A•I·XL uchJIIwe ft1tur• thatdotuclnnritr• wailing for the perfect kitchen, but you ean stop dr~aming! Wi ·tt our easv credit ternu you can have nactly the kitchen y~'ve alway~ wanted-Ilk ... th~ beatltiful Sc•Jiptund Spice-wood kitchen above-n!g:ardleiL'I ()f the 1ize or ahapc tl your kitchen. I-XL custom-crafted cabinets Wit less, too, than Ofdi~ built-onathe-job cabinett-and we l"ll'antee that our c:redi~ terRill will fit your budget. So why wait? The sooner you <»me in, the; !OOner you can 51<1rt e njoying your beautiful . How abo Ut • 1 I-XL kJLchen. wuoOITOW •frH4,... gently,...,. thtm clGIIHflrmlr. CAROLINA LUMBER . ·cAuoWhv..DiscouNi~FuiNiTuRE· .,. · hll4ullllelvu. In b11t eablllflt. llld••moothlr 1ni HillY, hold firmly ·n pie c. w'"u elfendld. ' e IUDGI'I' PLAN • TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS 416 Moln St. and SUPPLY CO. ' PHONE 675·1160 OPP. NO DI!POT PT. PLEASANT I CARRY from $3.!10 It JIJI.II(I eCASH & DELIVERY •, Pt. PINIInl, W. Vt. eOPEN AN ACCOUNT IN 3 MINUTES, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT DELI:VERS ANY ITEM IN OUR StORE 1111 Willmm -·--~ f ,'-"'· �., .' ,.' ,; ' ' •! ' ' ' ' I ! . · . :. ·• . .•. · M1RKET' ··Sunday 1 Smtable Sites WNilS !F.J:t~;:~·J:~!~Ei:?. Country Dream Homes Need IIY BRYSON II. CAIITEII watrr is available but th•re is water source, at least 10 teet f,J:I. Aleut, A.crlt11l&are should I frC~m any occupied building, and 00 public sewer, Jots Gallia Coo.ty havt! at least 70 fett of frontage at least five feel from any hot at least 10 •000 square Jeet line • There should be no rock Eitablishinu a dream I10me a' -• IU ~ ·an be 8 real i 111 area •nearly acre ). 1 formations dos~r th~n four feet In Ule l'OU~tr~ c . . f 1 11 -----chtck soil for iiood natura! I below the leachmg Lile, and the u.~htma.re .if }OU aJen_t rare 0 drainage Lo a depth of ~t ground water level during the ' ~ Tiines·Senil~el $uJ\,day, ~~c.'4, lOst .J · , :· : ,• .'·. · .C~l.~ago Mercantile where in the stahl, After a well arms, keep others out of th~ ' is ~riUed, test the water tor room. i. ·· 'By .Unfted¥ftss fnte'hiatloruil punly and chemica~ content. In -Except In an emergency or I Pnce trend~ were l~wer for some areas, chem1cal contem under 1mng steers and he1fers . . range rues 1 ·1ev•r slaughter M'd • • k t tj.,' of lhe wa!er .IS so .h1gh that load or Wlload a, gun j~si, a ~~c:.s at 1 west mar _es .uJS treatment 1s JmprllctJc-J.J. h 1wee~. Lambs were hlghe.r. Exchange. week ago. · ~eat and . soybeans were txed; corn ~1gher: rye lower current delivery sut~ered a lar~e sett?a.ck, closing Fr1day at $25 •J(J •:,. , ,, .z. · , and Qits fractJon~Uy. lower thi$ ~rices paid for .1tve. JX)Uitry week on the Chicago Board ot delivered to Ch1cago were Trade. Wheat was off % to up l'lREARMS COMMON SENSE ouse. ~ A~ major livestock termmals rraclionaUy lower this week. PA; corn up 1% lo 4; oah ,a ...out i'then· ·~ol! pul ll. . st trJree teet This usuallv 1s 1l ~·ettest seasons should be at Care 11nd common sense eould - Never Jean a loaded guJitQ. slaurzhter steers were steady Closing · prices for wholesale off l/11 to 11~; rye off 1 to 37,'J; · When cho'Jsmg a home s11e t:a · · .Ill 75 { ' t tK · C't 1 to ' 1 , . . . ·m·t!!st: ! iildieated by a uniform bruwn ~ least 4 feeL below the leaching save many of tbe al~ost ~ ~ gainst anything - lay jt • t · ower~ eJcep :a ansas Y eggs de}ivered· to Chicago were : soybeans off up OJ'~•· 1 tMe~ugatl' betme )OU ! 1 . M0 ttl"" ·1 sut:h <~S tile St. LoUis where steers j,.;i;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiliiO. ._,....,._,...,._.......iiiii==---iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i=t 1llves lost each year m Ohw · and !JOinted away from all per- andd East o e 1· ~i e you m<:rv ~ plagued ·<·uOJ. t'U sm. · 1100 d t d 1 ltl ~ ' . . · . . ra\'s mixrd with browns, indl- : - -Be sure the 1and slopes I dut: t.o lirearm!i accidents, says sons. ~ un er , poun s were s ~a Y, 'n ilh M o,~.el bo~setllt'nl, l.a(k O! , ~al~~ draillii"t: problems. Sllil l away from !he home site in all iW. E. Stuckt'y, Extension lrad- 1 ' ItO :25 higher. staughter hetrers ~oud W;;tt~:r. m· a poor s~IHtg . . .. l~·l •ou evaluate ; directions. Hillside Jots should er, safety and emergency pre- -When crossmg fences, do t were steady tb .00 lower. Cows U1 :spu::.<:~l ~)'!-<lt:'m... maps cOJt n. · Tne"e P ) lll(tps one · tnwe a wcrtc~· way uph'll from Ipu. ,...ru•nes"·'· prop. guns where they .can f I 1 were steady to .50 higher with 0 · s I 1 • 1 h . 1 di ert ~urface , "Care should extend indoors in d1rt or snow, or arc1dental Y some at_St. P~ul up 1.00. Bulls Mel Pal!llt-1-, I he hm ta 1e •vm.e ~~ ui. ~ 1 h. • •• a. · . A11 ncult - a\'allable tor se\'era 0 to cvun- t 1e ouse o v · 1 d' h • h'gh .· l Jl lltvei~Jty 1 , dy i to .t'O ..,_,x 1ensJou e . l 01 ' . I ' . t . nd it If land slopes folso" Stucl\ey adds ''Fitly or I ISC ;uge. were sea ! , er.· ural tt;ngwe~r. uflers Iliese Ires as a result ut t JeS .,nu ~ol ".a er ,",r.ou tO l~t in 100 feet l la~t, ve~r's 89 fatal firearm ar- 1 - Ese the gun for shooting Vealers were steady to strong. . program 01 ll1t~ps , more 1an - ' • 1 . . r.> _.,~ til t d ,. I t - , , lwme 1m·t'utor\, : ' pmntrrs 0!1 ~t t't tng il - • . b, . . ·'II b d'ff , It t I· ut c·rdents occurred m I he hw-rte ." . only never for proddmg HI ,, et:Uer ra e were s ea y 1o .a•r · . -· an<, sml n~fXJI't..~ mav be o ta111 1t 1-11 e 1 HU o ay o ·. ' . ~lit: Ill tht tuuntr). - I· ~ ! rom t;xtensiull ;..,ronunnsls and eonstruct a proper sewage Sttl('key s ugg~sts these ways busnes or ht>avy undergrowth higher . . - He sun• tlte l(Jt IS .1rge 11!8.1 :\ ·1 A. · r. ' d 1 1, , 1 . , fl -h ga 11e or as a clu b to Twelve-market receipts of 1 1 The Ul1iu disp11s<tl sy,.tem tu re uce t 1e t: lances o an i:lt-1 o us , enough to isolate thr welllrom 1 . · . · ll .befo•·e buidling lddent· kill crippled game. !!orne 204,000 rattle included the ' ('I . \ernte. c· 1 •. . . ., d. ·I . , . m Rnd Sl<ate Um\·ersJI). II umuus, I - 0 n 11 a we . . 11 I , f ·I h t.ht ::.t.,..,<~i::.t' l."p~s~ . ~)~lt'r If Ohio 432\0 onrl !'rom the Ohio . a house. lJrnund water is St<lrre ; - Store firearms where child- -Never run, Jump ac:oss a argest supp) .o . sau.g ter 1 prt>vent tunlamm<ttton {I • ~ • . . t . ren . nd untrained adults can't dtich or obstacle or chmb a stef'rs and he1fers smce Janua .. . . 1, Th oh·10 Depart - llt"p;mment of :\;11\lJ'<JI Kt·- 111 smne o1 t1H~ mos scemc aru . , .! i'tattl ~upp ) .. e , sourres IJivisiu n ot Lmlds and e;1s 11 f Ohio. The Ohio Depart· get to them. A locked <:a t)inet tree With a gun. A stumble ~I ry. . ment o~ l:ealth lretut~me~~ ' Soil 1·50,, Dublin u~md l'olum- ment of Nntural Resources. Di· l or ntck is be~t. Store ammuni· I fa ll could cause the gun to dJY :h~·lesale /a~lo; ~admtg . that a ut un·e H df'as 20l'OJ .bu' Ohro 4J')J2 , nsion of Water Ohio Deparl- ~· tion separately. . !charge, ~eer edelwassea y ~ cens , ft't:t ot fronta!!t an . : ~, - . . . . B 'ld' 'eot b Oh'10 - N ve'r point a gun at )'our- I - Always unload the gun poun ower and helfer beef , .,, rh• 1.. I oeate the st' ptu.: tank and men\s Ul mg , urn us, l e kt 1 t If AI ·t ; I t I . . ON SALE AT ONLY ~(ju<~rf t'i' u .ilr:.a lld'l , ~ ~. . . . . 0 3215 has information on ' self or others - even with Ihe fore entering a ear or a bmld- "~ s wea 0 cen mo~ : · tu:rt 1 ""ltr-u public wilter anti le.•t.hmg I.J ie fJt ld (1! le<lsl · ~ .. . · · · · pomts cow beef was stea dy to 1 , - II WI lt>n fe t' 1__from lillY___ ~n·ll or vther ' grouod w<:~ter L'OOditJOns any-1 safety un. \\1ule cleanmg fire- mg. 1 1 . ~"f' r~ jl'e not CJ\'at 1o 1 e. ___ cent h'1gher. 1 "ntf !, t ~ .GQ OVER BIG! Where,' But Landmark At Pomeroy! I I t' .be-la· , I 1 New Chest FREEZERS °· 1 ' , .. ~--~-· -- 1 Closing prices for hogs were sharply lower than ,.,, we<k. : Barrows and gilts were uneven, I --- -·- f ~~ w dl d p • d 140,000 Acres o e1gs oo an fO]CCte ~~i~'~i~"~:~i~;!,:·~~~~~~~ New In farmmg e mostly steady to 2.00 lower. ALL MODELS SALE PRICED! fnr hl.·rc·k l""ttst, white oak, or red , Meios County which should be tree planting is that the trees [ony week in two years. Hog . ALL APPLIANCES SALE PRICED! AKF.Sl EE . in '1e ig ~ County WISIling lo or"" "' nd t . t lh 12 I . 1 1 , 8V C. E. HI · " · pr·rrc, ,.,h, are \Wil planted a the roo s d' recetpts a k e · crmma i dt' J' thf'm hl'fure Dt>eember 31, " ·te prne, or shortleaf · in woodland. · · s Pus · Ell. A~tnt , Agrkullurt> prne. as 111 the past. GOOD INVESTMENT are never ptrmitted to dry out. ' Ired mar elmgs m mtenor l!;lti6. urders m<ty be left at tilt> • · h M' 1 eCheck our lop quality eOur top arrvlco eOur MrigH Count~· . . ~.~ .· 01.1 . In <tdditinn these 4-H dub Most people point out that Those wi~hing to participate m luwa and sout ern mnl.'so a · n · \lr l "~ County r..xteJISIUB tte • . ,, 000 r 11, r· . \) O~· t::r 140. Ootl a r rt:'~ uI · t' 1o·" · e· . sel'urt:: up to •he trees are a long-range tn· the 4-11 r 1uu tree Jl 1an 1mg pro- •were some 191 , or 1e IVe· 1 11 Jt 111 he rs m'll' delivery eOur good financing. •. ' . . ' • · 1 'd · d d ' tl t 111 th~ li•UIIIV Homr . at tw I Cuunt' l;md i:' I' X~~ !t'l Ill w , . . . . S ., C . ttw I OUO pine trees if ti1e order vestment but contmued lm- gram or th!~ program OJ ll~ I ay peno ' compare ""I \ 111 m wu~UI <1nd 1:1)' I!17ft, n\'rnrd mJ-! AS< S Oi!tn~. or the " on· · · d [ · ·r d W t C · r Dis 580 000 for four days last week , t•n·;JIIOil Ui!'ill'id Oilke in tne IS ~Ubtmltedal the :i alllt' lrme. , provement mtnes~ an 0 ln!eS · ~~I [!.II aer lolns~lrdvlalronl ,-1 w'ht ·I 'It ·,' -f . !u l'tJO Sf'f\'Jtiun ~t't'(l~ St ttrl.v . . . . The orders for 4-H trres ml!~t l means a C'o ntmued JmpfO\'elnent tnl'lm t11e sma w1 1e pan· o esa e car o pmes or tit:' ~la s nntc Temple. The pUIC'hi:l,..,t' , . k · h th · ·k 1 · k t 23' -.. · 1 trr rd.er t.he d. ut·ttJ~~ '~ . . 1. I' ll ' mt~ t at·cnm wn tile UJ'd- ·be ~ubm itted a11d the applu.:a- ! in the value ur the. lapd. . mg .P<H'. el, ~us l ave . c1r 1p01 oms were wea o , .., . \lt1gs Surl aml \\<ttt" r l •ut't' J - P_ t' 1 I Y tion blank made out and in to Forest tree seedltngs will be . <~pph ci:l tluns 10 to the o[flct~ . rents f:l pound lower. Bo~ton vatio.JJ !Jbtr id. One \I'd~· ol up- rt. . . w_eak to 2 cents ~ 111 Cuunly ~~xtension Oft let:: by delivered in tht! spri~g, usu;,r~ by Detcmbt'r 31. . 1.but~ were . _ gr<~dlllg tht:- Wl1Ud l<+ nd ~~ II\ rile .\ notllt r prugram ll'hi ch su ~- !Jerember 31 ly in late March. Tlte tree Those partictpatmg 1n the lower ·and fresh hams mostly 1 .. llt'fd - plelllt'nts t'\lSIHig programs IS . ' M h' he . pI lJ iltln~ ur t.tl't'~. 0n il. ,_,.<!.~ . .· -. , ,. ,. , • The regular tree plautmg :planting packets, throUJ{h the oti1N programs rn:1y ge I them _ tq!2, 1" •l> cen,:). 1g r. ,' 11 1110 1 lllg repl;wun~ Jllllltc.led . U!"It a P l\ii\e l r program of the J).t!partment 1' Soil and Water co~ervntion in later but they are adv1sed 1 ,:CloSing prices lnr sl:mghtr; , 1 . . , . . . ]Jor<1t1on u1teres1ed m pmrlth~. , . . . . . . . Th' ~ .'e<~r ~H' 1taH 1111 ' ne 11 . . . .. w· of ~atural ltlfttources, vn. ls· Distri ('t, w1ll be a\lllJia e sume- ·to gPt them m JmmedJalely . to iJambs. were -st.eady to 1. 00 1 [.)r<~t(ram~. llS wrll a ~ tv.u uld · ltun o/ ,rees. J\ s plOj:!r am ~~~ ion o( Forutry and Reclam~ i lime in April. be sure the desi rable specleS ,higher. Sla ughter ewes were . . .. I ht-'lp llf'l lht' lll<~lrh IH~ number ot tret'::. . , . bl . ' mos tl y sea t dy, .ms Iances.2~a-. 50 tJ pH1gr.t1m , o t-o • , , • • • d . <:~tion, t·onllnues t!Otl'b year The tmporlant pro em m w1'II nut. be €X hau s ted. 11 1 lrt>e pL1n ·. m~ dont' . pl.ul!td, h~ tarme.r:"· Jan u." ~ ftith the state 1)ro\·idlng tree ;-~-------- -~ tligher. Feeder lambs so ld Serving Meigs, Gallla and Mason CountlH Ont' ol tbt' !lt'W pnlg!'<ill\~ IS t'f~. (O J otla•ts .. lh.t'.S~ hres Sttdlings ut tbe t:ost u[ pro· ! lsteady to 1.00 lower exeepl ror t;mouoh t!lt' \11:'10'~ Soil <rnd llllbl IX' some Sj)t'l']t'~ ol pint' . d . l' f th I ~o h' r gllt'r trend at St Paul Ph. 992-2181 h · r:>' • m·llon. .ost o ese ranges 1d .a , · ' · Jack W. Ctrny, M,r. W:.rler O.imrn ~ttivu Ui ~t.rid. At Applt r <•tllm lor lhesr t r t• e s htl1t-een WI and ~12 per thous· I Receipts of nearly 60,000 Jts i:hl.~ t·d ot Supt·n·t~ur~ lllt'tl- III II tw owde at tbt' sanw lime 30d \4'itb ~and $10 bt'ing the lshetp and lalllbS at 12 markets ' Loalc ·fol' the Big "L" on Route 1 & 33 •• the 1 were aboul 50 per cent larger , ing 1hi ~ pii ~l week, it "'<l ~ ordt'l's :JrE' pliiced lor olhl•r lllost tommon price. ~ ~ 1 Upper End of Ponwroy I [l'f't'S , lj!;ft't'd to (·uop~:r<tlt' wit\ ttw 'flrr·., l'''''r·'rn ,· , np"..n tltr·,. Sptcit':s ilY<Jtl<aUie md ude a There's a CltarliP Brown lift}' , cast Sundny, Dec. II t7:00·7 ::10 ~ 1han last week. . OPEN TIL 9 PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAY) Alllt>ns Soil a11d \\'altr Con~t'r r:- .. · · 1n car 1ot trad Ino,. ca•·cass I \\'ide vonrty o1 1lardIIOO ds an d "I p'rtchrng Ihe ever - I>Opulnr p.m .. EST) . on the CBS Televl-1 \':J~iort Histrwt m tilt' d t,l ribll· .H '<tr to 4-lt t·lub memiJt::rs. vo- l 'llll!lt-r~. " b d r<.ltunal a''rh-ultur~ st udent~. t11gh. i1nnging turre b:tll tk1t si rtn I\1rtwnrk. 1 lam 5 were 1 cent a pou,n ', Lion ol wildlilf' planting pavk r. S APrt.Y SOON f .1 Aflt'r its pre miere last De· !'ugher to 1 cent a pound lo\\er. tL~ . Tilt Alht'll<; distric t ho~ Ci rl Seou l ~. Boy , cOIlls. or appli- grwrantees at ure . · '· Th kl . f ·,,r " llllJI<rr "rtJU[lS <IS \\ til iU being To Sel·urc lltese trees, ThPn:\ <I Charlie Bmwn cember •·.o\ Lharl ir Brown I e wee y a~erage pn~e o l BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR t'l:lrried out th1 ~ program t: t <~I toll ~huuld be submttlt·d as · . . ... G F - barrows and gilts of Chtrago several .veiir~ Hnd tww h <l ~ <no1lrrblt: 10 . any land uwnr-r .. 1 • 1 A 1 . llalluween tn c k-nr-trt~n llrd t ntfj · Clmstmas won a eorge o~- 1. . d b, bo t suon a-:o~ posstu t'. pp Ita\ toll t tt k t d r· 1 Pe·t bodv A\\o·t rd in child(tn s was t>Xpec 1e 1o a u 120.40 FREE SWEEPSTAKES PRAWING. 1 madt' it e~v:.rll<t hlP 111 1h nt-tgh · " 1 ~ h irtg IO pbt 6ut . \r~esd. The blanks rna,· be securl'd thrflltgh ' ue tdtat il rats ror ·s 111 ~ ea u 1 e~ogr~m (::.rtea~ry and won a~ 1per hundredweight, some .50 ., ' ,.. . 1 bo \'\lUll gruup~ are lllllte Lo . ~ ·. ( rr·' s 'I ' (';In y. I [11 . 0 • I . ~ I' . •k Th . .'~.. GP.,~ . ~:W:~.~ HORE - M•mb•r of Pomeror Mtrthantt. r~ . I 01.111 tht f.xten ... wn J tee, m lrm- 1I d I ·u . "A Ch- ·re rmmv a~ the outstanding ('hll- O\\er tu~n ast wee . e • rtPfly . the \1eigs l'llllnl y . ~me trt't'~ pt'r pt'rSon , ~t'rvatlon St'f\' IL't' Uifict•, or Agn \len lf'rt' s . Jl I '.. . . kl . r ch i ·$800 Cnh 'Give1w1y. Reglsltr fret at Pomeroy LtndtMrk. 11 utllt'r land ownt'r ' are Br 11 wn C:hnslmas'' phiW~ophy dren's feature from members 1 we~ ravCeh~age prwe , ('t' pr ->r·a·nr tlt.rs _1...'"'._. 1. w·rll t,, tlr.e l'ohereas 2 00 1 . d rwultur<~l Couse t·,·alion and d d th A d f Televisir m steers at tcago was OJ . per . · No purchase necuslfy, 1 mat f' 1Jtng mun- ~ta blization Se rvltt' lllli cf'. E;tr- lh;J! 1\ tn S al\ar san t1a 1 t J~ o1 e ra emy o ~L~ribution of a smil l! wildlife 1tmlte lu lie I . · · · bt·r· · · 11 k'n" g od nl ' ll•·' rrlr<' ' Arts 'and 'Scitnces· · hundredweight. ~lotntmg p<trkeL Jt w1ll l'UIIst st . . J~· applie<~:il!n ossures a person 1.'I PH v ma 1 ,.. 0 iiilijiii.iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiili of 3t tret'~ lind :.hru~. ind udillg Orders tor lhe pme trees, Will 111 Sf'L'Unng tlw spt>tJt•s 01 lree Brown the mgenum1s tt·hitt:' pint>. Sr oidt j!illE' . •\ 11 r. h~ :!l'bmittt>d in t·tmnettiun Willi that he wi~ht's to plan!. rll<lll for those who stek rl 1'-av- sprurt' · Colorado blue Tuthn prvgr<tms in nmlt iplt's ot . tl neva r· ctr·r., "llil'h is_ be iwrc lnH• spirit of the l1oltd ay . opru<'t', white ~prut:t . Chine~ ;,tJ trees eath. . . tnntinued With the ASCS pro· The anima ted col(}r . ~~~~'stnut. Tatarica ilone} stwkle Letters were matled tht s week grilm this yrar is cost . siJar· ~pccial tl1at markf'd .the telru!nd Autumn oli\'e. 'J'ht>se p<+rk- to 4-H cl ub members m tile ing. Those wishing to use this sion debut of Charlte Brown ~ ' \ ' ets will sell tor $5 fach plus t·ounly l:ll·quainting them of the pr 11gram shmtld . ul t:our:-t'. con- <Jnd fill' nther "Peauu t ~" ch<Jr- · ' " 15t· salt's tax. laet thal they can seeu re 21lll t<~r' t the ASCS Uffire ilnd make llClers from the popular C:h<tr'fhey iire .il\'ailable to iUl)une trf'e s~dlings of wtUte as h. . arrangenwnts bt>fore t11ey order It's ~1. Sc hul7, ~.yndiciltetl _.c·omi.:: \htir trees. ~t r ip l<!sl season will he rt>bruadWith the opportunities offered The HeJ:M,.tbli~ of lrr"~"""io , \1 ei~s Counl.v people this year, largest find most popu !u u~ n:; tr·re planting should rertive a ~ izea blt' boost. These prugroms tmn m Southeast Asia. ha<; a are de signrd tu upgro1le the population of 92 m!II Hm -~ r:.~t­ qualit y ot groY.th on land in ten~d over some 3,000 i sland~- , 1 1 • Washers- Dryers- Refrigerators All SALE PRICED! • 1 c .c Tak'tng urtatn aII '. Charli'e Brown Called Baclr I 1 1 J· . . .. .. u ~ ~ ° v·o u CAN Beat the Price Increase! Liming Increases Profits On Crop and Pasture Land P. SMITH ArtB Eltt.asloo A.~;:tnl BY WILLL~M Farm \1anagemrnl • The app!ication ol lime w "r Lime contribute~ to mrrt>ased · <'rop ~- it':lrls in numy d1fferent · 1 to ways . One highly significant : crop and pasturE' la11d in South- way i ~ through the reduction of ' ern Ohio ran hf' expected lu er- soil acidily. lly lowerin~ sHil turn 3 profit w and 1 crop~. nr SPECIAL FOR THE MAN about $6 to $9 acid ity the nutrients !'~srntiai ' for tt~rh do!!Br invested. Thi!' for plant growth become mort- · t:':'itimate of long t~rm rth1rn~ readil_v avail<tble in the ~o il. j~ based on resear<'h studif"~ This bent>fil i~ \'t'ry important. conducted b.v the Ohio Agrirul- l>ef'iiU~t' today · ~ f<Jrmer'i nre · tural Rt>.~f'<lf('h tmd IJevelop. i increasing the rate of t~pplica - 1 ment Ct'nlt>r at Woostf'r. lion r•f commt'r .. tal ferlilizt'r s t·n WhPn l~gumes are mfluded the crops thPy plant. Profit mmln the m1p rnt 3lion. liming to : Ued f<~rnler!l want high el'tit'lf'npH 6.5 to 7.fl i~ re1·nmmt>nded . 1 <·y from ff'rli!izers they apply H!~Wf\'f'r . if a farmer i~ uol con -I and from the nutrients n•lea~ed ('erned about ~rowing legumt>s t'rnm the natural fettilill 1Jf the and his av<~ilable rapital limits : ~oil. Lime doe!" perform .a wr{ tht> purchase of arlf'qaute am · ' useful fund ion hen• in ~~n~ lch· i ounls of lirnf'. limin,l! more ac- ing the dollars spent fnr ft>rfiliz- ' rt's le~s he;,dJ:v may tw prr.· rr. !t'rred on mo~t !-!n·;s !f, lw<~vi l y Of t?ourse. cro~ do ~how 11 bminl!, U1J]v a f(·w · Hnrs. wi1le variiitiun in t11t~ ir dt'mnnds . Thf' profit per dOJilar invt•sted ; fur calc·ium and in thtir tolf>r. ' in lime i~ ~~· nt:"ra lly lar~e~t on a nee ol sui I ac1dily . Crr1ps such 1 the first Inn applied and dimin- j as alf.'llfa, harlf'~· . cabb<tge. ana : r ~he!l w1fh inrrf'f•sinl( nne of meluno; are H~r.v sen~ili\'e to • aoplirat1on. D(m·l ovf'rlook thr , acidity while put;Hoes. wtxwcu. : f:Jd , Mwc,·~;or. thiil r na~imum ! oats. and fescu('S w1ll to lPratr , t1rofit is u~ur~lly rralil.ed when: modf'rflle additv. l1me ~~ applif'<l at rt"rommt'n~- ~ Slight acidity may nfll hr l!'d r<llt'~. 1 jJ<Irlirul;rrly h;mulul. but it ;.; Limin,:: ~uil~ is ni1l new II! · J:Jdwi!blt to mnmt:un the sot] mnnv pro"r"·:~ i\e farmers in rt'Hrlion J:x.tween pll K_5 to 7.0.1 tl t' <lrf'il. In tad . it has be. The crop most tolerant of soil i r w11e ~ ,- mbfllit · with nrofitabl<• 1 Gcidity may srnm· les~ r~fiponse 1 ~ . rml'1t:. PSJ)f('tally durrng tht> lo lir'le. but it shoud be kept in I -I '!!'1 nr :VI rears. Yet, e\'en [ mind U1at lime is very et~senfi.tl I· r!~v lllf'rt' an• lar~e numbers for the efricient pr~urlinn of t +·1r11wrs whn have u~Pd \'f>l)' all common rield crops on very 1; ilf' or no limt' on their land., .acid soils. .t.11rl !his i~ Iarm land which ' Soil tesh give you a good, re· morr th:m likely would tw far . liable guide in making prf'paranu,rf' profitable if :hfl,' lullowt>d ] tions to lime crop and pasture 11 reQular limmg pr·ogr am to , land on your farm . Now is a filtt'l c·rnp needs. : gond lime to ta~e soil samt1les Tht u~e of lime on tile ljuit" : before the !!nil frre:t.es. See your a('id !i(lils In Snuthf'rn Ohio is : cutmly agent for informi'itir.n on enf',of thr most important agro- 1 how to obtain soil tesls . Don't IO!Tiic prat.iees which farml"r~ , put off using lhur whrrr it :, etust 2dopt If ttw.y f'xped to . needed - it will only lower Yllt'rl reach lOp eflicifncy io arowio& 1farm prolill in tho years ah•ad. : Dear Dl1: ..Dateline: Gallia • i~ Right nowwll would like to sell you a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or impleo men! prior to this price increase. TAKE THIS LITTLE PIGGY (BANK) HOME FROM REVCO • • .FREE! . t"'0 '; ·~l~r• A Farm or lo a paradox :... ~' 11 an overall exocutive with hlo Mill~. ~Ia of· flee; a s<ientlst Utln& fertllt{er attachmenlo; a purcbaaln& aeon! In an ol~ llraw bat; a personnel director with> grpp un· der hio Ilngernaila; 1 dletlclan with a p111lon for alfllfa, aminos, ond 1ntlbiotico; a production expert with a our. pluo, and a manager batllln& a prlce-<:ost tqueeze. He manaeeo more capital than moat of the buolne,. men In town. He like• aunablno, eood tood, alate fatri;.dill)!lr at noon, auctions, hla nel&hbors, hla lhlrt conat unlluttoned and, above all, a good soaking rain In August. , He lo not much for tlroughta, ditches, throughways, nperto, weed1, the eiibt·hour day, ll'IIOhoppers, or belpJng with houoework. Farmers are found In fields - plowing up, aeedln1 down, rotetini from, planllnc to, fertilizing with, spray· ing for, and barveltini. Wives help them, Jlttle boYJ folo low them, city relaUveo vialt them, nlesmen detain them and walt for them, woather can delay them, but It take• Heaven to atop them, ' A Iarmer Is both Faith and Fatalist ..-, he fllUst havo faith to continually meet the cballeneeo of bla capiCIUea amid an ever·preaent posslb!Uty that an Act of God (a late sprin&. an early !root, tornado, flood, drou(ht) can bring his business to a standstill. You can roduco his acreage but you can't restrain hit unbtuon, Might as well put up with him-he It your frloncl, your competitor, your cu1tomer, your aouree of fobdl fiber, and sell-reliant younc citizens to help replenish your rilles. He Is your countryman - a denlm<ire11ed bus~ neS!·wise, /astsrowtnc stateunan of stature, And when be comes In at noon, having spent the energy of hia hopet and dreama, he can be recharged anew with the magle words: "The market'a up." - An editorial from Station KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa. • • • • '' ACTUAL SIZE • I • ' ' FRACTIVE DECORATOR GLASS. .,, ) Get This Bank FREE With The Purchase Of Any Revco Multiple-Formula Vita111ins .' •• ..... ' \. .... ,._ ... , '' ~·1,. •'"·V ".... .!;..-~ ' . ~',)· ~ · ol-.... • "" ~· r • •I remember, all Revco vitamins are quality-controlled d sold with an unconditional guarantee of satisfaction your money is cheerfully ref~nded. ~ '• " I'' Here Are Some Typical Dollar-Savi Prices on Revco Multiple-Vitamin Formulas MULYIPLE·VITAMIN REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN Helen Help Us By H11/.Bn Buttel ~W:-.IT!:I Pormvl• i:om,•r•lll• to l"dlt~l notlon•lly •dnrtltecf ltr•l'lill. Chocb~ I • pottncy lty llltnllflc At"'l""' lofd with IUO,.nt.. If lotltfwc- tiOn or your mtn•)' ref•ndod. PIICl .,47 IAYI MOll ON lon&l *297 AVE. WY BIOI POMEROY, 0. "A GOLD STAR STORE" RMULA 66 Original ki;h·potency mu'ltiple vitamin, wid• ly pretcribell by phJ'" sicians. Mtelt high vorilt national brand, Sc itn lific A•1ocialet alandardt of hvco ual. Mtilnty .. back ' e'-laront... fOction er mon-r-badr:: i)uaraniN. 10nu Of lDO ll=NT· PltCl $148 quolity control.- $ali• IOJTII OF 1tl D=IIT $349 PIICl OR JF YOU NEED A NEW HAY B,AlER i' . ...'1' • ' ' ' ' : WE WIL ~!Vt;voy ~" ~!,\L~.~ _OF TWINE. 314 SECOND A VENUE , GaUipolisi Ohio I • BUY NO\Y a~ MAKE A~UBSTANT~AL SAVINGS • • , SEE US TODAY! ' SP~ING REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN Of ... WE WILL GIVE YOU A ~EW HEAT HOUSER. ' FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Ia comparable ro fa- aonu Of 101 IF YOU-tuY ANEW FA !tMA~l 'TRAaOR NOW A Small Deposit Will Reserve His For Cbristmat Chlldrtn'a chewable, muhi-\lilamin formula, Pleasant tasting formu~ New formula- with iron-and 10 enenllo/ vltamlnf ond min•rolt - Of cfletary tuppl•m•nt. Quollly centroll•d and told wilh monty·bO<k eu•rant... lor portly ond "'"""'ly I R0 N .:.u~ A chain saw with professional-model feature~ LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW MODELS! REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN RMULA 1 FORMULA 1 TASTI-VITES IOml Of 1M. NEW from REMINGTON ' • 1 1: . Now you can reallv. save what you save ... and see your ~savings grow as you put them in this handy bank. All ·-~·"~~you do is deposit the difference between what you've ·-=-·oeen over-paying for vitamins ... and the low, low, everyday discount prices on Revco Quality multiple vitamins. ' II HI. ~~' t H• • !of • " • • I ''! ,. YOUR REVCO PIGGY BANK IS A BEAUTIFULLY FASHIONED GLASSWARE PIECE. MADE OF RICH, STIPPLED, COLOR·RE· • 1945 ••...•.........••••••..•• ---------~---------------------VanceNo 1948 ".......... 1947 •••...•...••.•..•.•...•.....•••••• · Btu Johnson 1948 ----------------------- .. -----;....--,.~ " ' ' " ~-- "·&na&C~ hi 1949 ............ ......................... tu Hogan 1950 •......•••...•.••••••••••••••••• Ja<kie Jackson 195t ·-·-······-····················· Jackie Jackson 1952 ····-··················-·········' James Holley 1953 ······-------··-·················· Dan Beabout 1954 ······"·······················--·--· Jaclt: Simms 1955 •...•..........••••••••••••••••••• Carl Jenkina 1956 ····················-·····-··--··· Bert Smith , 1957 .............................. l~c~ ..... Ron I Cart .· 1958 ·····························;t.•"··· Jay S mma 1959 ···········-···--····-"··"···..:: ... 'fom Hogan 1960 . .................................. DJck--Roderick 1961 . ... .............................~: Andy Gtithore 1962 ................................... Dan Howard 1963 ................................... Larry Fraley !964 ...... ............................. Bill Wamsley 1965 ---·· ····-·-···················· Pete Andersen " '~~ • YEAR 1944 --- .. ·-----------·---··--···-···· \ ., GALLIA Academy's 24th annual football banquet Ia 1cheduled thuraday, beginnin& at 8:30 p.m., In Groce M• thodlst <hur<h. Keith Piper, Denison's bead football coach, will · be the principal speaker. One of the hlgi!Hiilrti · wlU be the selection of the Blue Devils' most valuable ·play. er. Here's a list of previous MVPs: • ., - GALLIA'S first trace of snow wao vltlble last Mooday. Dr. O~ear W. Clarke, durlnc Monday'a Gallla County Community Improvement Corporation meetine at Oscar'o, remarked: "It Wll 18 yean ago we bad tho big one, wasn't It! That was my first year In tblo aree. I Umomber I was a guest of Dr. Bnn on Thankapvtna Day In· 1950. I kept uking him whore ell that bad Yantea weather was. It must have been 70 that day, Tho following Monday, or some 20 inches of onow later, I found out. I'll never forget that one." Nobody else will either! It was the area's wont tmowstorm in history. • ,,, .' .. • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the fllea of Th• Daily Tribune and weekly G•llia Times,,, Mercury oinks to 13 d<egrees m area •.. Fire levels Paul SwaJn home near Crown City .. , Galllpotio airport approved as base for veterans /light training school , , • Oak Hill overwhelm• GAHS 54-22 in basketball opener, true. i~ our business, too. Uttl,, Jnpocong, If trou· eighth ll'ade) and Hlfb (lhrouth treated me as a pal. They would guys, but til<! walt was worth. Ibe. What I admire aboot him Into 12 , Dawle11 at<>net. · j talk of th•ir girls and even ask white. I met and dated one ot [1most is hts resl"ct •or "'omen: The navortng vautllo It prt lin ah<!ad, 11t usbally starts 12th).- H. riCh! llere, lor IIJtt 11-15 IJ'e Dear Helen: me for advice. That'o why I those "shy brains" you men. So, ''Good Girl," keep wai~ pared from a apecl• el erdtlll . • E"lii,Y. yN'r "pri(es seem to go upI This 1 ON Thursday, Nov. 17, John Mann, gueat oeaker at th~ 22nd annual Gallla Soli and Water ConoervaUon Dlfo trtct .~anquet read an editorial enUtled, "What 18 A Far· mer! Dateline asked Mann, a representative of the Soblo Company, to send him a copy of the editorial. We feel area Iarmon will be Jntereated In the outstanding remarks c~~~~~,"!l, , by Radio Station KMA, Shenandoa)i,ltiii: It read: · .· .. \.. • ' I'm writing lo answor "good Isay: !host wild gu)'ll are lhe Itloned, Helen. I've dlocovereoj r lpg. II payol - QIAP I've often wondered how a Cifl'' who believes she is miss. very fellow~ who de!<ipise the he doesn't know the meaning Ob, come on now, they're not lfour • lour. lour formula tng all the fun by not dating lf'"l girls nrost. of the word dull , 1nd !he lOAf· Whto II wu fwtlil, jilt ,Jjii bacl. ' . . 'might work with ochools dlvid· wild boys, 1 I waited till my Senior year '' I know him, the more /...,;. kor diam<>lld we\,lhe\l 111 c.,; But I'll admit, junior blgh eti into Low (through fourth was on• of the 1!00<1 girls lor my first date. Yes,. ! had nating he bocom.,. He ·llo't rell and lf&l ..., ·,10 be !If ocboo)f a..o't exacUy filled with arado) Inttrmldllll (lhrougb - · sUll am. The fellows often plenty of of/en /rom tho wild at all fil<e I expectod blmt o equalled In purity, It ·..,., ""' 1tlw! Htrylng'' years, :::'lb:e:Su::n:-da_y_TI_m_tii_·Se-nt_ln..;e.;I,.:S_un_d..;a;;,y,;,;D;.;ee..;,;,.4.;,,..;19M-;.;.;...;.9[ ED • .OPIN DAILY t A.M.4 P.M..fiiD.A Y$ 9 A~lLt P.M.-ClOSED SUNDAYS . • !ICA,r.O~LY, !9~AL ·"(~-r CHAIN Co~. POMEROY ~- - ··~·-·-.~· '~ ... •" ~ :·'. '"' " ' . '' .. ... . . - ,...~. ~'\t::rlf.'t"J..-t ;'.L~-~· ."'ill. ,.,.. , llo\:.1¥-.t.•·· / �., .' ,.' ,; ' ' •! ' ' ' ' I ! . · . :. ·• . .•. · M1RKET' ··Sunday 1 Smtable Sites WNilS !F.J:t~;:~·J:~!~Ei:?. Country Dream Homes Need IIY BRYSON II. CAIITEII watrr is available but th•re is water source, at least 10 teet f,J:I. Aleut, A.crlt11l&are should I frC~m any occupied building, and 00 public sewer, Jots Gallia Coo.ty havt! at least 70 fett of frontage at least five feel from any hot at least 10 •000 square Jeet line • There should be no rock Eitablishinu a dream I10me a' -• IU ~ ·an be 8 real i 111 area •nearly acre ). 1 formations dos~r th~n four feet In Ule l'OU~tr~ c . . f 1 11 -----chtck soil for iiood natura! I below the leachmg Lile, and the u.~htma.re .if }OU aJen_t rare 0 drainage Lo a depth of ~t ground water level during the ' ~ Tiines·Senil~el $uJ\,day, ~~c.'4, lOst .J · , :· : ,• .'·. · .C~l.~ago Mercantile where in the stahl, After a well arms, keep others out of th~ ' is ~riUed, test the water tor room. i. ·· 'By .Unfted¥ftss fnte'hiatloruil punly and chemica~ content. In -Except In an emergency or I Pnce trend~ were l~wer for some areas, chem1cal contem under 1mng steers and he1fers . . range rues 1 ·1ev•r slaughter M'd • • k t tj.,' of lhe wa!er .IS so .h1gh that load or Wlload a, gun j~si, a ~~c:.s at 1 west mar _es .uJS treatment 1s JmprllctJc-J.J. h 1wee~. Lambs were hlghe.r. Exchange. week ago. · ~eat and . soybeans were txed; corn ~1gher: rye lower current delivery sut~ered a lar~e sett?a.ck, closing Fr1day at $25 •J(J •:,. , ,, .z. · , and Qits fractJon~Uy. lower thi$ ~rices paid for .1tve. JX)Uitry week on the Chicago Board ot delivered to Ch1cago were Trade. Wheat was off % to up l'lREARMS COMMON SENSE ouse. ~ A~ major livestock termmals rraclionaUy lower this week. PA; corn up 1% lo 4; oah ,a ...out i'then· ·~ol! pul ll. . st trJree teet This usuallv 1s 1l ~·ettest seasons should be at Care 11nd common sense eould - Never Jean a loaded guJitQ. slaurzhter steers were steady Closing · prices for wholesale off l/11 to 11~; rye off 1 to 37,'J; · When cho'Jsmg a home s11e t:a · · .Ill 75 { ' t tK · C't 1 to ' 1 , . . . ·m·t!!st: ! iildieated by a uniform bruwn ~ least 4 feeL below the leaching save many of tbe al~ost ~ ~ gainst anything - lay jt • t · ower~ eJcep :a ansas Y eggs de}ivered· to Chicago were : soybeans off up OJ'~•· 1 tMe~ugatl' betme )OU ! 1 . M0 ttl"" ·1 sut:h <~S tile St. LoUis where steers j,.;i;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiliiO. ._,....,._,...,._.......iiiii==---iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i=t 1llves lost each year m Ohw · and !JOinted away from all per- andd East o e 1· ~i e you m<:rv ~ plagued ·<·uOJ. t'U sm. · 1100 d t d 1 ltl ~ ' . . · . . ra\'s mixrd with browns, indl- : - -Be sure the 1and slopes I dut: t.o lirearm!i accidents, says sons. ~ un er , poun s were s ~a Y, 'n ilh M o,~.el bo~setllt'nl, l.a(k O! , ~al~~ draillii"t: problems. Sllil l away from !he home site in all iW. E. Stuckt'y, Extension lrad- 1 ' ItO :25 higher. staughter hetrers ~oud W;;tt~:r. m· a poor s~IHtg . . .. l~·l •ou evaluate ; directions. Hillside Jots should er, safety and emergency pre- -When crossmg fences, do t were steady tb .00 lower. Cows U1 :spu::.<:~l ~)'!-<lt:'m... maps cOJt n. · Tne"e P ) lll(tps one · tnwe a wcrtc~· way uph'll from Ipu. ,...ru•nes"·'· prop. guns where they .can f I 1 were steady to .50 higher with 0 · s I 1 • 1 h . 1 di ert ~urface , "Care should extend indoors in d1rt or snow, or arc1dental Y some at_St. P~ul up 1.00. Bulls Mel Pal!llt-1-, I he hm ta 1e •vm.e ~~ ui. ~ 1 h. • •• a. · . A11 ncult - a\'allable tor se\'era 0 to cvun- t 1e ouse o v · 1 d' h • h'gh .· l Jl lltvei~Jty 1 , dy i to .t'O ..,_,x 1ensJou e . l 01 ' . I ' . t . nd it If land slopes folso" Stucl\ey adds ''Fitly or I ISC ;uge. were sea ! , er.· ural tt;ngwe~r. uflers Iliese Ires as a result ut t JeS .,nu ~ol ".a er ,",r.ou tO l~t in 100 feet l la~t, ve~r's 89 fatal firearm ar- 1 - Ese the gun for shooting Vealers were steady to strong. . program 01 ll1t~ps , more 1an - ' • 1 . . r.> _.,~ til t d ,. I t - , , lwme 1m·t'utor\, : ' pmntrrs 0!1 ~t t't tng il - • . b, . . ·'II b d'ff , It t I· ut c·rdents occurred m I he hw-rte ." . only never for proddmg HI ,, et:Uer ra e were s ea y 1o .a•r · . -· an<, sml n~fXJI't..~ mav be o ta111 1t 1-11 e 1 HU o ay o ·. ' . ~lit: Ill tht tuuntr). - I· ~ ! rom t;xtensiull ;..,ronunnsls and eonstruct a proper sewage Sttl('key s ugg~sts these ways busnes or ht>avy undergrowth higher . . - He sun• tlte l(Jt IS .1rge 11!8.1 :\ ·1 A. · r. ' d 1 1, , 1 . , fl -h ga 11e or as a clu b to Twelve-market receipts of 1 1 The Ul1iu disp11s<tl sy,.tem tu re uce t 1e t: lances o an i:lt-1 o us , enough to isolate thr welllrom 1 . · . · ll .befo•·e buidling lddent· kill crippled game. !!orne 204,000 rattle included the ' ('I . \ernte. c· 1 •. . . ., d. ·I . , . m Rnd Sl<ate Um\·ersJI). II umuus, I - 0 n 11 a we . . 11 I , f ·I h t.ht ::.t.,..,<~i::.t' l."p~s~ . ~)~lt'r If Ohio 432\0 onrl !'rom the Ohio . a house. lJrnund water is St<lrre ; - Store firearms where child- -Never run, Jump ac:oss a argest supp) .o . sau.g ter 1 prt>vent tunlamm<ttton {I • ~ • . . t . ren . nd untrained adults can't dtich or obstacle or chmb a stef'rs and he1fers smce Janua .. . . 1, Th oh·10 Depart - llt"p;mment of :\;11\lJ'<JI Kt·- 111 smne o1 t1H~ mos scemc aru . , .! i'tattl ~upp ) .. e , sourres IJivisiu n ot Lmlds and e;1s 11 f Ohio. The Ohio Depart· get to them. A locked <:a t)inet tree With a gun. A stumble ~I ry. . ment o~ l:ealth lretut~me~~ ' Soil 1·50,, Dublin u~md l'olum- ment of Nntural Resources. Di· l or ntck is be~t. Store ammuni· I fa ll could cause the gun to dJY :h~·lesale /a~lo; ~admtg . that a ut un·e H df'as 20l'OJ .bu' Ohro 4J')J2 , nsion of Water Ohio Deparl- ~· tion separately. . !charge, ~eer edelwassea y ~ cens , ft't:t ot fronta!!t an . : ~, - . . . . B 'ld' 'eot b Oh'10 - N ve'r point a gun at )'our- I - Always unload the gun poun ower and helfer beef , .,, rh• 1.. I oeate the st' ptu.: tank and men\s Ul mg , urn us, l e kt 1 t If AI ·t ; I t I . . ON SALE AT ONLY ~(ju<~rf t'i' u .ilr:.a lld'l , ~ ~. . . . . 0 3215 has information on ' self or others - even with Ihe fore entering a ear or a bmld- "~ s wea 0 cen mo~ : · tu:rt 1 ""ltr-u public wilter anti le.•t.hmg I.J ie fJt ld (1! le<lsl · ~ .. . · · · · pomts cow beef was stea dy to 1 , - II WI lt>n fe t' 1__from lillY___ ~n·ll or vther ' grouod w<:~ter L'OOditJOns any-1 safety un. \\1ule cleanmg fire- mg. 1 1 . ~"f' r~ jl'e not CJ\'at 1o 1 e. ___ cent h'1gher. 1 "ntf !, t ~ .GQ OVER BIG! Where,' But Landmark At Pomeroy! I I t' .be-la· , I 1 New Chest FREEZERS °· 1 ' , .. ~--~-· -- 1 Closing prices for hogs were sharply lower than ,.,, we<k. : Barrows and gilts were uneven, I --- -·- f ~~ w dl d p • d 140,000 Acres o e1gs oo an fO]CCte ~~i~'~i~"~:~i~;!,:·~~~~~~~ New In farmmg e mostly steady to 2.00 lower. ALL MODELS SALE PRICED! fnr hl.·rc·k l""ttst, white oak, or red , Meios County which should be tree planting is that the trees [ony week in two years. Hog . ALL APPLIANCES SALE PRICED! AKF.Sl EE . in '1e ig ~ County WISIling lo or"" "' nd t . t lh 12 I . 1 1 , 8V C. E. HI · " · pr·rrc, ,.,h, are \Wil planted a the roo s d' recetpts a k e · crmma i dt' J' thf'm hl'fure Dt>eember 31, " ·te prne, or shortleaf · in woodland. · · s Pus · Ell. A~tnt , Agrkullurt> prne. as 111 the past. GOOD INVESTMENT are never ptrmitted to dry out. ' Ired mar elmgs m mtenor l!;lti6. urders m<ty be left at tilt> • · h M' 1 eCheck our lop quality eOur top arrvlco eOur MrigH Count~· . . ~.~ .· 01.1 . In <tdditinn these 4-H dub Most people point out that Those wi~hing to participate m luwa and sout ern mnl.'so a · n · \lr l "~ County r..xteJISIUB tte • . ,, 000 r 11, r· . \) O~· t::r 140. Ootl a r rt:'~ uI · t' 1o·" · e· . sel'urt:: up to •he trees are a long-range tn· the 4-11 r 1uu tree Jl 1an 1mg pro- •were some 191 , or 1e IVe· 1 11 Jt 111 he rs m'll' delivery eOur good financing. •. ' . . ' • · 1 'd · d d ' tl t 111 th~ li•UIIIV Homr . at tw I Cuunt' l;md i:' I' X~~ !t'l Ill w , . . . . S ., C . ttw I OUO pine trees if ti1e order vestment but contmued lm- gram or th!~ program OJ ll~ I ay peno ' compare ""I \ 111 m wu~UI <1nd 1:1)' I!17ft, n\'rnrd mJ-! AS< S Oi!tn~. or the " on· · · d [ · ·r d W t C · r Dis 580 000 for four days last week , t•n·;JIIOil Ui!'ill'id Oilke in tne IS ~Ubtmltedal the :i alllt' lrme. , provement mtnes~ an 0 ln!eS · ~~I [!.II aer lolns~lrdvlalronl ,-1 w'ht ·I 'It ·,' -f . !u l'tJO Sf'f\'Jtiun ~t't'(l~ St ttrl.v . . . . The orders for 4-H trres ml!~t l means a C'o ntmued JmpfO\'elnent tnl'lm t11e sma w1 1e pan· o esa e car o pmes or tit:' ~la s nntc Temple. The pUIC'hi:l,..,t' , . k · h th · ·k 1 · k t 23' -.. · 1 trr rd.er t.he d. ut·ttJ~~ '~ . . 1. I' ll ' mt~ t at·cnm wn tile UJ'd- ·be ~ubm itted a11d the applu.:a- ! in the value ur the. lapd. . mg .P<H'. el, ~us l ave . c1r 1p01 oms were wea o , .., . \lt1gs Surl aml \\<ttt" r l •ut't' J - P_ t' 1 I Y tion blank made out and in to Forest tree seedltngs will be . <~pph ci:l tluns 10 to the o[flct~ . rents f:l pound lower. Bo~ton vatio.JJ !Jbtr id. One \I'd~· ol up- rt. . . w_eak to 2 cents ~ 111 Cuunly ~~xtension Oft let:: by delivered in tht! spri~g, usu;,r~ by Detcmbt'r 31. . 1.but~ were . _ gr<~dlllg tht:- Wl1Ud l<+ nd ~~ II\ rile .\ notllt r prugram ll'hi ch su ~- !Jerember 31 ly in late March. Tlte tree Those partictpatmg 1n the lower ·and fresh hams mostly 1 .. llt'fd - plelllt'nts t'\lSIHig programs IS . ' M h' he . pI lJ iltln~ ur t.tl't'~. 0n il. ,_,.<!.~ . .· -. , ,. ,. , • The regular tree plautmg :planting packets, throUJ{h the oti1N programs rn:1y ge I them _ tq!2, 1" •l> cen,:). 1g r. ,' 11 1110 1 lllg repl;wun~ Jllllltc.led . U!"It a P l\ii\e l r program of the J).t!partment 1' Soil and Water co~ervntion in later but they are adv1sed 1 ,:CloSing prices lnr sl:mghtr; , 1 . . , . . . ]Jor<1t1on u1teres1ed m pmrlth~. , . . . . . . . Th' ~ .'e<~r ~H' 1taH 1111 ' ne 11 . . . .. w· of ~atural ltlfttources, vn. ls· Distri ('t, w1ll be a\lllJia e sume- ·to gPt them m JmmedJalely . to iJambs. were -st.eady to 1. 00 1 [.)r<~t(ram~. llS wrll a ~ tv.u uld · ltun o/ ,rees. J\ s plOj:!r am ~~~ ion o( Forutry and Reclam~ i lime in April. be sure the desi rable specleS ,higher. Sla ughter ewes were . . .. I ht-'lp llf'l lht' lll<~lrh IH~ number ot tret'::. . , . bl . ' mos tl y sea t dy, .ms Iances.2~a-. 50 tJ pH1gr.t1m , o t-o • , , • • • d . <:~tion, t·onllnues t!Otl'b year The tmporlant pro em m w1'II nut. be €X hau s ted. 11 1 lrt>e pL1n ·. m~ dont' . pl.ul!td, h~ tarme.r:"· Jan u." ~ ftith the state 1)ro\·idlng tree ;-~-------- -~ tligher. Feeder lambs so ld Serving Meigs, Gallla and Mason CountlH Ont' ol tbt' !lt'W pnlg!'<ill\~ IS t'f~. (O J otla•ts .. lh.t'.S~ hres Sttdlings ut tbe t:ost u[ pro· ! lsteady to 1.00 lower exeepl ror t;mouoh t!lt' \11:'10'~ Soil <rnd llllbl IX' some Sj)t'l']t'~ ol pint' . d . l' f th I ~o h' r gllt'r trend at St Paul Ph. 992-2181 h · r:>' • m·llon. .ost o ese ranges 1d .a , · ' · Jack W. Ctrny, M,r. W:.rler O.imrn ~ttivu Ui ~t.rid. At Applt r <•tllm lor lhesr t r t• e s htl1t-een WI and ~12 per thous· I Receipts of nearly 60,000 Jts i:hl.~ t·d ot Supt·n·t~ur~ lllt'tl- III II tw owde at tbt' sanw lime 30d \4'itb ~and $10 bt'ing the lshetp and lalllbS at 12 markets ' Loalc ·fol' the Big "L" on Route 1 & 33 •• the 1 were aboul 50 per cent larger , ing 1hi ~ pii ~l week, it "'<l ~ ordt'l's :JrE' pliiced lor olhl•r lllost tommon price. ~ ~ 1 Upper End of Ponwroy I [l'f't'S , lj!;ft't'd to (·uop~:r<tlt' wit\ ttw 'flrr·., l'''''r·'rn ,· , np"..n tltr·,. Sptcit':s ilY<Jtl<aUie md ude a There's a CltarliP Brown lift}' , cast Sundny, Dec. II t7:00·7 ::10 ~ 1han last week. . OPEN TIL 9 PM !MONDAY Thru SATURDAY) Alllt>ns Soil a11d \\'altr Con~t'r r:- .. · · 1n car 1ot trad Ino,. ca•·cass I \\'ide vonrty o1 1lardIIOO ds an d "I p'rtchrng Ihe ever - I>Opulnr p.m .. EST) . on the CBS Televl-1 \':J~iort Histrwt m tilt' d t,l ribll· .H '<tr to 4-lt t·lub memiJt::rs. vo- l 'llll!lt-r~. " b d r<.ltunal a''rh-ultur~ st udent~. t11gh. i1nnging turre b:tll tk1t si rtn I\1rtwnrk. 1 lam 5 were 1 cent a pou,n ', Lion ol wildlilf' planting pavk r. S APrt.Y SOON f .1 Aflt'r its pre miere last De· !'ugher to 1 cent a pound lo\\er. tL~ . Tilt Alht'll<; distric t ho~ Ci rl Seou l ~. Boy , cOIlls. or appli- grwrantees at ure . · '· Th kl . f ·,,r " llllJI<rr "rtJU[lS <IS \\ til iU being To Sel·urc lltese trees, ThPn:\ <I Charlie Bmwn cember •·.o\ Lharl ir Brown I e wee y a~erage pn~e o l BE SURE AND REGISTER FOR OUR t'l:lrried out th1 ~ program t: t <~I toll ~huuld be submttlt·d as · . . ... G F - barrows and gilts of Chtrago several .veiir~ Hnd tww h <l ~ <no1lrrblt: 10 . any land uwnr-r .. 1 • 1 A 1 . llalluween tn c k-nr-trt~n llrd t ntfj · Clmstmas won a eorge o~- 1. . d b, bo t suon a-:o~ posstu t'. pp Ita\ toll t tt k t d r· 1 Pe·t bodv A\\o·t rd in child(tn s was t>Xpec 1e 1o a u 120.40 FREE SWEEPSTAKES PRAWING. 1 madt' it e~v:.rll<t hlP 111 1h nt-tgh · " 1 ~ h irtg IO pbt 6ut . \r~esd. The blanks rna,· be securl'd thrflltgh ' ue tdtat il rats ror ·s 111 ~ ea u 1 e~ogr~m (::.rtea~ry and won a~ 1per hundredweight, some .50 ., ' ,.. . 1 bo \'\lUll gruup~ are lllllte Lo . ~ ·. ( rr·' s 'I ' (';In y. I [11 . 0 • I . ~ I' . •k Th . .'~.. GP.,~ . ~:W:~.~ HORE - M•mb•r of Pomeror Mtrthantt. r~ . I 01.111 tht f.xten ... wn J tee, m lrm- 1I d I ·u . "A Ch- ·re rmmv a~ the outstanding ('hll- O\\er tu~n ast wee . e • rtPfly . the \1eigs l'llllnl y . ~me trt't'~ pt'r pt'rSon , ~t'rvatlon St'f\' IL't' Uifict•, or Agn \len lf'rt' s . Jl I '.. . . kl . r ch i ·$800 Cnh 'Give1w1y. Reglsltr fret at Pomeroy LtndtMrk. 11 utllt'r land ownt'r ' are Br 11 wn C:hnslmas'' phiW~ophy dren's feature from members 1 we~ ravCeh~age prwe , ('t' pr ->r·a·nr tlt.rs _1...'"'._. 1. w·rll t,, tlr.e l'ohereas 2 00 1 . d rwultur<~l Couse t·,·alion and d d th A d f Televisir m steers at tcago was OJ . per . · No purchase necuslfy, 1 mat f' 1Jtng mun- ~ta blization Se rvltt' lllli cf'. E;tr- lh;J! 1\ tn S al\ar san t1a 1 t J~ o1 e ra emy o ~L~ribution of a smil l! wildlife 1tmlte lu lie I . · · · bt·r· · · 11 k'n" g od nl ' ll•·' rrlr<' ' Arts 'and 'Scitnces· · hundredweight. ~lotntmg p<trkeL Jt w1ll l'UIIst st . . J~· applie<~:il!n ossures a person 1.'I PH v ma 1 ,.. 0 iiilijiii.iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiili of 3t tret'~ lind :.hru~. ind udillg Orders tor lhe pme trees, Will 111 Sf'L'Unng tlw spt>tJt•s 01 lree Brown the mgenum1s tt·hitt:' pint>. Sr oidt j!illE' . •\ 11 r. h~ :!l'bmittt>d in t·tmnettiun Willi that he wi~ht's to plan!. rll<lll for those who stek rl 1'-av- sprurt' · Colorado blue Tuthn prvgr<tms in nmlt iplt's ot . tl neva r· ctr·r., "llil'h is_ be iwrc lnH• spirit of the l1oltd ay . opru<'t', white ~prut:t . Chine~ ;,tJ trees eath. . . tnntinued With the ASCS pro· The anima ted col(}r . ~~~~'stnut. Tatarica ilone} stwkle Letters were matled tht s week grilm this yrar is cost . siJar· ~pccial tl1at markf'd .the telru!nd Autumn oli\'e. 'J'ht>se p<+rk- to 4-H cl ub members m tile ing. Those wishing to use this sion debut of Charlte Brown ~ ' \ ' ets will sell tor $5 fach plus t·ounly l:ll·quainting them of the pr 11gram shmtld . ul t:our:-t'. con- <Jnd fill' nther "Peauu t ~" ch<Jr- · ' " 15t· salt's tax. laet thal they can seeu re 21lll t<~r' t the ASCS Uffire ilnd make llClers from the popular C:h<tr'fhey iire .il\'ailable to iUl)une trf'e s~dlings of wtUte as h. . arrangenwnts bt>fore t11ey order It's ~1. Sc hul7, ~.yndiciltetl _.c·omi.:: \htir trees. ~t r ip l<!sl season will he rt>bruadWith the opportunities offered The HeJ:M,.tbli~ of lrr"~"""io , \1 ei~s Counl.v people this year, largest find most popu !u u~ n:; tr·re planting should rertive a ~ izea blt' boost. These prugroms tmn m Southeast Asia. ha<; a are de signrd tu upgro1le the population of 92 m!II Hm -~ r:.~t­ qualit y ot groY.th on land in ten~d over some 3,000 i sland~- , 1 1 • Washers- Dryers- Refrigerators All SALE PRICED! • 1 c .c Tak'tng urtatn aII '. Charli'e Brown Called Baclr I 1 1 J· . . .. .. u ~ ~ ° v·o u CAN Beat the Price Increase! Liming Increases Profits On Crop and Pasture Land P. SMITH ArtB Eltt.asloo A.~;:tnl BY WILLL~M Farm \1anagemrnl • The app!ication ol lime w "r Lime contribute~ to mrrt>ased · <'rop ~- it':lrls in numy d1fferent · 1 to ways . One highly significant : crop and pasturE' la11d in South- way i ~ through the reduction of ' ern Ohio ran hf' expected lu er- soil acidily. lly lowerin~ sHil turn 3 profit w and 1 crop~. nr SPECIAL FOR THE MAN about $6 to $9 acid ity the nutrients !'~srntiai ' for tt~rh do!!Br invested. Thi!' for plant growth become mort- · t:':'itimate of long t~rm rth1rn~ readil_v avail<tble in the ~o il. j~ based on resear<'h studif"~ This bent>fil i~ \'t'ry important. conducted b.v the Ohio Agrirul- l>ef'iiU~t' today · ~ f<Jrmer'i nre · tural Rt>.~f'<lf('h tmd IJevelop. i increasing the rate of t~pplica - 1 ment Ct'nlt>r at Woostf'r. lion r•f commt'r .. tal ferlilizt'r s t·n WhPn l~gumes are mfluded the crops thPy plant. Profit mmln the m1p rnt 3lion. liming to : Ued f<~rnler!l want high el'tit'lf'npH 6.5 to 7.fl i~ re1·nmmt>nded . 1 <·y from ff'rli!izers they apply H!~Wf\'f'r . if a farmer i~ uol con -I and from the nutrients n•lea~ed ('erned about ~rowing legumt>s t'rnm the natural fettilill 1Jf the and his av<~ilable rapital limits : ~oil. Lime doe!" perform .a wr{ tht> purchase of arlf'qaute am · ' useful fund ion hen• in ~~n~ lch· i ounls of lirnf'. limin,l! more ac- ing the dollars spent fnr ft>rfiliz- ' rt's le~s he;,dJ:v may tw prr.· rr. !t'rred on mo~t !-!n·;s !f, lw<~vi l y Of t?ourse. cro~ do ~how 11 bminl!, U1J]v a f(·w · Hnrs. wi1le variiitiun in t11t~ ir dt'mnnds . Thf' profit per dOJilar invt•sted ; fur calc·ium and in thtir tolf>r. ' in lime i~ ~~· nt:"ra lly lar~e~t on a nee ol sui I ac1dily . Crr1ps such 1 the first Inn applied and dimin- j as alf.'llfa, harlf'~· . cabb<tge. ana : r ~he!l w1fh inrrf'f•sinl( nne of meluno; are H~r.v sen~ili\'e to • aoplirat1on. D(m·l ovf'rlook thr , acidity while put;Hoes. wtxwcu. : f:Jd , Mwc,·~;or. thiil r na~imum ! oats. and fescu('S w1ll to lPratr , t1rofit is u~ur~lly rralil.ed when: modf'rflle additv. l1me ~~ applif'<l at rt"rommt'n~- ~ Slight acidity may nfll hr l!'d r<llt'~. 1 jJ<Irlirul;rrly h;mulul. but it ;.; Limin,:: ~uil~ is ni1l new II! · J:Jdwi!blt to mnmt:un the sot] mnnv pro"r"·:~ i\e farmers in rt'Hrlion J:x.tween pll K_5 to 7.0.1 tl t' <lrf'il. In tad . it has be. The crop most tolerant of soil i r w11e ~ ,- mbfllit · with nrofitabl<• 1 Gcidity may srnm· les~ r~fiponse 1 ~ . rml'1t:. PSJ)f('tally durrng tht> lo lir'le. but it shoud be kept in I -I '!!'1 nr :VI rears. Yet, e\'en [ mind U1at lime is very et~senfi.tl I· r!~v lllf'rt' an• lar~e numbers for the efricient pr~urlinn of t +·1r11wrs whn have u~Pd \'f>l)' all common rield crops on very 1; ilf' or no limt' on their land., .acid soils. .t.11rl !his i~ Iarm land which ' Soil tesh give you a good, re· morr th:m likely would tw far . liable guide in making prf'paranu,rf' profitable if :hfl,' lullowt>d ] tions to lime crop and pasture 11 reQular limmg pr·ogr am to , land on your farm . Now is a filtt'l c·rnp needs. : gond lime to ta~e soil samt1les Tht u~e of lime on tile ljuit" : before the !!nil frre:t.es. See your a('id !i(lils In Snuthf'rn Ohio is : cutmly agent for informi'itir.n on enf',of thr most important agro- 1 how to obtain soil tesls . Don't IO!Tiic prat.iees which farml"r~ , put off using lhur whrrr it :, etust 2dopt If ttw.y f'xped to . needed - it will only lower Yllt'rl reach lOp eflicifncy io arowio& 1farm prolill in tho years ah•ad. : Dear Dl1: ..Dateline: Gallia • i~ Right nowwll would like to sell you a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or impleo men! prior to this price increase. TAKE THIS LITTLE PIGGY (BANK) HOME FROM REVCO • • .FREE! . t"'0 '; ·~l~r• A Farm or lo a paradox :... ~' 11 an overall exocutive with hlo Mill~. ~Ia of· flee; a s<ientlst Utln& fertllt{er attachmenlo; a purcbaaln& aeon! In an ol~ llraw bat; a personnel director with> grpp un· der hio Ilngernaila; 1 dletlclan with a p111lon for alfllfa, aminos, ond 1ntlbiotico; a production expert with a our. pluo, and a manager batllln& a prlce-<:ost tqueeze. He manaeeo more capital than moat of the buolne,. men In town. He like• aunablno, eood tood, alate fatri;.dill)!lr at noon, auctions, hla nel&hbors, hla lhlrt conat unlluttoned and, above all, a good soaking rain In August. , He lo not much for tlroughta, ditches, throughways, nperto, weed1, the eiibt·hour day, ll'IIOhoppers, or belpJng with houoework. Farmers are found In fields - plowing up, aeedln1 down, rotetini from, planllnc to, fertilizing with, spray· ing for, and barveltini. Wives help them, Jlttle boYJ folo low them, city relaUveo vialt them, nlesmen detain them and walt for them, woather can delay them, but It take• Heaven to atop them, ' A Iarmer Is both Faith and Fatalist ..-, he fllUst havo faith to continually meet the cballeneeo of bla capiCIUea amid an ever·preaent posslb!Uty that an Act of God (a late sprin&. an early !root, tornado, flood, drou(ht) can bring his business to a standstill. You can roduco his acreage but you can't restrain hit unbtuon, Might as well put up with him-he It your frloncl, your competitor, your cu1tomer, your aouree of fobdl fiber, and sell-reliant younc citizens to help replenish your rilles. He Is your countryman - a denlm<ire11ed bus~ neS!·wise, /astsrowtnc stateunan of stature, And when be comes In at noon, having spent the energy of hia hopet and dreama, he can be recharged anew with the magle words: "The market'a up." - An editorial from Station KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa. • • • • '' ACTUAL SIZE • I • ' ' FRACTIVE DECORATOR GLASS. .,, ) Get This Bank FREE With The Purchase Of Any Revco Multiple-Formula Vita111ins .' •• ..... ' \. .... ,._ ... , '' ~·1,. •'"·V ".... .!;..-~ ' . ~',)· ~ · ol-.... • "" ~· r • •I remember, all Revco vitamins are quality-controlled d sold with an unconditional guarantee of satisfaction your money is cheerfully ref~nded. ~ '• " I'' Here Are Some Typical Dollar-Savi Prices on Revco Multiple-Vitamin Formulas MULYIPLE·VITAMIN REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN Helen Help Us By H11/.Bn Buttel ~W:-.IT!:I Pormvl• i:om,•r•lll• to l"dlt~l notlon•lly •dnrtltecf ltr•l'lill. Chocb~ I • pottncy lty llltnllflc At"'l""' lofd with IUO,.nt.. If lotltfwc- tiOn or your mtn•)' ref•ndod. PIICl .,47 IAYI MOll ON lon&l *297 AVE. WY BIOI POMEROY, 0. "A GOLD STAR STORE" RMULA 66 Original ki;h·potency mu'ltiple vitamin, wid• ly pretcribell by phJ'" sicians. Mtelt high vorilt national brand, Sc itn lific A•1ocialet alandardt of hvco ual. Mtilnty .. back ' e'-laront... fOction er mon-r-badr:: i)uaraniN. 10nu Of lDO ll=NT· PltCl $148 quolity control.- $ali• IOJTII OF 1tl D=IIT $349 PIICl OR JF YOU NEED A NEW HAY B,AlER i' . ...'1' • ' ' ' ' : WE WIL ~!Vt;voy ~" ~!,\L~.~ _OF TWINE. 314 SECOND A VENUE , GaUipolisi Ohio I • BUY NO\Y a~ MAKE A~UBSTANT~AL SAVINGS • • , SEE US TODAY! ' SP~ING REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN Of ... WE WILL GIVE YOU A ~EW HEAT HOUSER. ' FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Ia comparable ro fa- aonu Of 101 IF YOU-tuY ANEW FA !tMA~l 'TRAaOR NOW A Small Deposit Will Reserve His For Cbristmat Chlldrtn'a chewable, muhi-\lilamin formula, Pleasant tasting formu~ New formula- with iron-and 10 enenllo/ vltamlnf ond min•rolt - Of cfletary tuppl•m•nt. Quollly centroll•d and told wilh monty·bO<k eu•rant... lor portly ond "'"""'ly I R0 N .:.u~ A chain saw with professional-model feature~ LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW MODELS! REVCO MULTIPLE-VITAMIN RMULA 1 FORMULA 1 TASTI-VITES IOml Of 1M. NEW from REMINGTON ' • 1 1: . Now you can reallv. save what you save ... and see your ~savings grow as you put them in this handy bank. All ·-~·"~~you do is deposit the difference between what you've ·-=-·oeen over-paying for vitamins ... and the low, low, everyday discount prices on Revco Quality multiple vitamins. ' II HI. ~~' t H• • !of • " • • I ''! ,. YOUR REVCO PIGGY BANK IS A BEAUTIFULLY FASHIONED GLASSWARE PIECE. MADE OF RICH, STIPPLED, COLOR·RE· • 1945 ••...•.........••••••..•• ---------~---------------------VanceNo 1948 ".......... 1947 •••...•...••.•..•.•...•.....•••••• · Btu Johnson 1948 ----------------------- .. -----;....--,.~ " ' ' " ~-- "·&na&C~ hi 1949 ............ ......................... tu Hogan 1950 •......•••...•.••••••••••••••••• Ja<kie Jackson 195t ·-·-······-····················· Jackie Jackson 1952 ····-··················-·········' James Holley 1953 ······-------··-·················· Dan Beabout 1954 ······"·······················--·--· Jaclt: Simms 1955 •...•..........••••••••••••••••••• Carl Jenkina 1956 ····················-·····-··--··· Bert Smith , 1957 .............................. l~c~ ..... Ron I Cart .· 1958 ·····························;t.•"··· Jay S mma 1959 ···········-···--····-"··"···..:: ... 'fom Hogan 1960 . .................................. DJck--Roderick 1961 . ... .............................~: Andy Gtithore 1962 ................................... Dan Howard 1963 ................................... Larry Fraley !964 ...... ............................. Bill Wamsley 1965 ---·· ····-·-···················· Pete Andersen " '~~ • YEAR 1944 --- .. ·-----------·---··--···-···· \ ., GALLIA Academy's 24th annual football banquet Ia 1cheduled thuraday, beginnin& at 8:30 p.m., In Groce M• thodlst <hur<h. Keith Piper, Denison's bead football coach, will · be the principal speaker. One of the hlgi!Hiilrti · wlU be the selection of the Blue Devils' most valuable ·play. er. Here's a list of previous MVPs: • ., - GALLIA'S first trace of snow wao vltlble last Mooday. Dr. O~ear W. Clarke, durlnc Monday'a Gallla County Community Improvement Corporation meetine at Oscar'o, remarked: "It Wll 18 yean ago we bad tho big one, wasn't It! That was my first year In tblo aree. I Umomber I was a guest of Dr. Bnn on Thankapvtna Day In· 1950. I kept uking him whore ell that bad Yantea weather was. It must have been 70 that day, Tho following Monday, or some 20 inches of onow later, I found out. I'll never forget that one." Nobody else will either! It was the area's wont tmowstorm in history. • ,,, .' .. • TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the fllea of Th• Daily Tribune and weekly G•llia Times,,, Mercury oinks to 13 d<egrees m area •.. Fire levels Paul SwaJn home near Crown City .. , Galllpotio airport approved as base for veterans /light training school , , • Oak Hill overwhelm• GAHS 54-22 in basketball opener, true. i~ our business, too. Uttl,, Jnpocong, If trou· eighth ll'ade) and Hlfb (lhrouth treated me as a pal. They would guys, but til<! walt was worth. Ibe. What I admire aboot him Into 12 , Dawle11 at<>net. · j talk of th•ir girls and even ask white. I met and dated one ot [1most is hts resl"ct •or "'omen: The navortng vautllo It prt lin ah<!ad, 11t usbally starts 12th).- H. riCh! llere, lor IIJtt 11-15 IJ'e Dear Helen: me for advice. That'o why I those "shy brains" you men. So, ''Good Girl," keep wai~ pared from a apecl• el erdtlll . • E"lii,Y. yN'r "pri(es seem to go upI This 1 ON Thursday, Nov. 17, John Mann, gueat oeaker at th~ 22nd annual Gallla Soli and Water ConoervaUon Dlfo trtct .~anquet read an editorial enUtled, "What 18 A Far· mer! Dateline asked Mann, a representative of the Soblo Company, to send him a copy of the editorial. We feel area Iarmon will be Jntereated In the outstanding remarks c~~~~~,"!l, , by Radio Station KMA, Shenandoa)i,ltiii: It read: · .· .. \.. • ' I'm writing lo answor "good Isay: !host wild gu)'ll are lhe Itloned, Helen. I've dlocovereoj r lpg. II payol - QIAP I've often wondered how a Cifl'' who believes she is miss. very fellow~ who de!<ipise the he doesn't know the meaning Ob, come on now, they're not lfour • lour. lour formula tng all the fun by not dating lf'"l girls nrost. of the word dull , 1nd !he lOAf· Whto II wu fwtlil, jilt ,Jjii bacl. ' . . 'might work with ochools dlvid· wild boys, 1 I waited till my Senior year '' I know him, the more /...,;. kor diam<>lld we\,lhe\l 111 c.,; But I'll admit, junior blgh eti into Low (through fourth was on• of the 1!00<1 girls lor my first date. Yes,. ! had nating he bocom.,. He ·llo't rell and lf&l ..., ·,10 be !If ocboo)f a..o't exacUy filled with arado) Inttrmldllll (lhrougb - · sUll am. The fellows often plenty of of/en /rom tho wild at all fil<e I expectod blmt o equalled In purity, It ·..,., ""' 1tlw! Htrylng'' years, :::'lb:e:Su::n:-da_y_TI_m_tii_·Se-nt_ln..;e.;I,.:S_un_d..;a;;,y,;,;D;.;ee..;,;,.4.;,,..;19M-;.;.;...;.9[ ED • .OPIN DAILY t A.M.4 P.M..fiiD.A Y$ 9 A~lLt P.M.-ClOSED SUNDAYS . • !ICA,r.O~LY, !9~AL ·"(~-r CHAIN Co~. POMEROY ~- - ··~·-·-.~· '~ ... •" ~ :·'. '"' " ' . '' .. ... . . - ,...~. ~'\t::rlf.'t"J..-t ;'.L~-~· ."'ill. ,.,.. , llo\:.1¥-.t.•·· / �; ., ' ., ' ') ' •' • SO Years Ago ·on the·Riv~ . • ' : . {·, ' .. • /</ ..... ' ~-.r- ~ .,.. ~~ • - ' " .. ~. . .. ., . \•: ' I( ' '"'" .. • Second NYC • Is Ill .,• •• I iunbltJl ~futts ·~ j SECOND SECTION Page 11 in New Reading CQurse REV, THORNTON LIST Rev. Dale Thornton, pa 1 ~ or of the Cla.,ter Chureb ol God, wW leave New York December 16, oa 1 trip ~ ' Jerusalem. Plw have •a tenlaUvely sot for blm 1o deliver a Cluiatmaa meuaJe in Jerusalem on ChriB&maa Day. He wW vloU 1n Germany, Cairo, Beirut, Jfl'usa· ~m OD tbe Jordon, and fa. rael Session, Tibfrias, Naza· re1b aad Tel Aviv. He will reo turn lo the Slnt•a Doc. !9. ' A GOOD USED CAR FROM GOBLE'S 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. trans. Redio & H••t•r, whittwall tim PRIZE WINNERS - Prize winners In the newspaper reading program belnl conducted for the fourth graders of Mrs. Orin Smith at Salisbury Elementary School pose after announcement of their selection last week. They are, front row ~andy Curtis and VIcki Abbott; back row, Kim Browning and Marty Seelig. ' 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr I c:vlinct.r, 1uto. tran1. Radio end h.. ter, power afHring, whltewell Young Jerseyite Charged Hrts. 63 Chevrolet Bel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cvl. Avtomttlc tr.nt. White wall tires 63 Rambler 550 S.rltt 4 Dr. 6 cylinder, sbndltd tnns .. r• dlo, heater, end Whitt wall tlrn 65 Mercury TICE! Monterey, 4 Door. I eyl. Sttnderd tr.nsmln'lon, po. wer steering, ndlo and h11ter, whlttwtll tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Dr. Richard Sleek wishes to ennounce the Ttmpest. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 IPHCI tr.n!. 63 Ford Galaxie opening his .office on December 1, If .. . of . 500 4 Dr . 8 cvllncler, tufo. matle tnn1. RICIIo tnd httttr, power slttrlng, white well tire1. Nolf)t~nd, Avenue, M1clclleporf1 65 Dodoe Dart ·~ 2 Dr. 270 ,Strltl, 6 cyllfto. der, ltandtrcf treM.. radlt and htttlr .. ._._ '' " 64 Ford F-700 Practice will be limited to surgery. 5 tpttd '""'· 2 .,.... rear u-le, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. Lang whnl best. Automatic trtns. 63 Mercury "' Custom 2 Door Htrdtop. Power Stftrlng tnd Brekts. Automatic trtns. 63 Ford GaiiXIe 500, 4 dr. I cyl., ltd. trtnt. Radio & heater, WIS t1rn 62 Ford Galaxie . 4 dr. I tyl., tutomttlc lrtns .. radio & httttr, WI .. I tlrn 62 Ford Country Stdan 4 clr. st• tlon wtgon, 8 cyl. automao tic tnnt., radio & hetttr, WIS ti'" 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wheel drive 62 Chevrolet Bean angel... · Give a gift bf telephone service ~ ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl., 4 spted trtnt . 65 Ford Custom 4 dr .. e cyl. automllle trans. R1dio & httter. Wl S Urn 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 dr. Htrdtop. I cyl., automatic trtns., poW'tr steer'lng, r•dio I hl!ater, WIS ttres 62 Olds Starfire " 2 dr, Hardtop, pawtr •t.uing, power brakew, radio & heater, W I$ tlr" 51 Chevrolet 6 ("fl. 1 Ton, 4 speW tren• miiSion with sttkt btd You Always Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Locugt lyumore Sts. ldclloport Let those ~lose to yo11 know.yo11're thinking of their convenience every day of the .year. A stej>-sayinJ enenaion phone in your choice of color and style is ~ · per(f~ aJft. Consider the versatile new Trimline• pbone- with the light·up dial in the handset that'comes to you~ .. the lovely Princeu phone with iu glowing night·liaht ... a handy wall phone for workahopo, kitchen or la11ndry ... a·de!k phone for almost anywhert. Or choo.oe a cleliahtful thrce·way ·Bell Chime or .. indi•idual directory Jistina for those in the hotuehold with a different name. It ia so euy ro order a gift Of telephone ·service. Just call. Obio Btll. Yo11t "Mcen'"''. rcpresentadye will ,;va )'011 all tlte ~ia. An attractive CO:rc1 is available to iu\nbuace yo11r gift which will be installect at a COIIvenlel!t r.fwr Chi!J~ . time .. riaht ' ' ' ' .. " .. . ' -_,I mo.. No aift ewt Said ' . ' . . . " . · . : , / ) . ' , " ' : . @ ·O " h ' •i o . lll.il· • :,.,•:•:.'w e U . ··- . . . .. . . . ..• · I'; ,,1-r- 1 •• \''•o~~"""•" .......... i ·~·1' ,~ •• '"; ·;/1··. ;'': ' ..•· .. ' •. 'li ' .., .. ' ·'" ' . :}' :· l ' .. �; ., ' ., ' ') ' •' • SO Years Ago ·on the·Riv~ . • ' : . {·, ' .. • /</ ..... ' ~-.r- ~ .,.. ~~ • - ' " .. ~. . .. ., . \•: ' I( ' '"'" .. • Second NYC • Is Ill .,• •• I iunbltJl ~futts ·~ j SECOND SECTION Page 11 in New Reading CQurse REV, THORNTON LIST Rev. Dale Thornton, pa 1 ~ or of the Cla.,ter Chureb ol God, wW leave New York December 16, oa 1 trip ~ ' Jerusalem. Plw have •a tenlaUvely sot for blm 1o deliver a Cluiatmaa meuaJe in Jerusalem on ChriB&maa Day. He wW vloU 1n Germany, Cairo, Beirut, Jfl'usa· ~m OD tbe Jordon, and fa. rael Session, Tibfrias, Naza· re1b aad Tel Aviv. He will reo turn lo the Slnt•a Doc. !9. ' A GOOD USED CAR FROM GOBLE'S 65 Ford Galaxie 500, 4 Dr. I cylinder, auto. trans. Redio & H••t•r, whittwall tim PRIZE WINNERS - Prize winners In the newspaper reading program belnl conducted for the fourth graders of Mrs. Orin Smith at Salisbury Elementary School pose after announcement of their selection last week. They are, front row ~andy Curtis and VIcki Abbott; back row, Kim Browning and Marty Seelig. ' 64 Ford Galaxie 500. 4 Dr I c:vlinct.r, 1uto. tran1. Radio end h.. ter, power afHring, whltewell Young Jerseyite Charged Hrts. 63 Chevrolet Bel Alre. 4 Dr . 6 cvl. Avtomttlc tr.nt. White wall tires 63 Rambler 550 S.rltt 4 Dr. 6 cylinder, sbndltd tnns .. r• dlo, heater, end Whitt wall tlrn 65 Mercury TICE! Monterey, 4 Door. I eyl. Sttnderd tr.nsmln'lon, po. wer steering, ndlo and h11ter, whlttwtll tires. 65 Pontiac G.T.O. Dr. Richard Sleek wishes to ennounce the Ttmpest. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 4 IPHCI tr.n!. 63 Ford Galaxie opening his .office on December 1, If .. . of . 500 4 Dr . 8 cvllncler, tufo. matle tnn1. RICIIo tnd httttr, power slttrlng, white well tire1. Nolf)t~nd, Avenue, M1clclleporf1 65 Dodoe Dart ·~ 2 Dr. 270 ,Strltl, 6 cyllfto. der, ltandtrcf treM.. radlt and htttlr .. ._._ '' " 64 Ford F-700 Practice will be limited to surgery. 5 tpttd '""'· 2 .,.... rear u-le, 8 cyl. Dump Truck. Lang whnl best. Automatic trtns. 63 Mercury "' Custom 2 Door Htrdtop. Power Stftrlng tnd Brekts. Automatic trtns. 63 Ford GaiiXIe 500, 4 dr. I cyl., ltd. trtnt. Radio & heater, WIS t1rn 62 Ford Galaxie . 4 dr. I tyl., tutomttlc lrtns .. radio & httttr, WI .. I tlrn 62 Ford Country Stdan 4 clr. st• tlon wtgon, 8 cyl. automao tic tnnt., radio & hetttr, WIS ti'" 62 Scout 14 Ton 6 cyl. 4 wheel drive 62 Chevrolet Bean angel... · Give a gift bf telephone service ~ ton Panel Truck, 6 cyl., 4 spted trtnt . 65 Ford Custom 4 dr .. e cyl. automllle trans. R1dio & httter. Wl S Urn 66 Chevrolet Malibu 4 dr. Htrdtop. I cyl., automatic trtns., poW'tr steer'lng, r•dio I hl!ater, WIS ttres 62 Olds Starfire " 2 dr, Hardtop, pawtr •t.uing, power brakew, radio & heater, W I$ tlr" 51 Chevrolet 6 ("fl. 1 Ton, 4 speW tren• miiSion with sttkt btd You Always Pay Less At KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT Locugt lyumore Sts. ldclloport Let those ~lose to yo11 know.yo11're thinking of their convenience every day of the .year. A stej>-sayinJ enenaion phone in your choice of color and style is ~ · per(f~ aJft. Consider the versatile new Trimline• pbone- with the light·up dial in the handset that'comes to you~ .. the lovely Princeu phone with iu glowing night·liaht ... a handy wall phone for workahopo, kitchen or la11ndry ... a·de!k phone for almost anywhert. Or choo.oe a cleliahtful thrce·way ·Bell Chime or .. indi•idual directory Jistina for those in the hotuehold with a different name. It ia so euy ro order a gift Of telephone ·service. Just call. Obio Btll. Yo11t "Mcen'"''. rcpresentadye will ,;va )'011 all tlte ~ia. An attractive CO:rc1 is available to iu\nbuace yo11r gift which will be installect at a COIIvenlel!t r.fwr Chi!J~ . time .. riaht ' ' ' ' .. " .. . ' -_,I mo.. No aift ewt Said ' . ' . . . " . · . : , / ) . ' , " ' : . @ ·O " h ' •i o . lll.il· • :,.,•:•:.'w e U . ··- . . . .. . . . ..• · I'; ,,1-r- 1 •• \''•o~~"""•" .......... i ·~·1' ,~ •• '"; ·;/1··. ;'': ' ..•· .. ' •. 'li ' .., .. ' ·'" ' . :}' :· l ' .. �29DeerFall lnFourDay .·Gun Season United Latin Club Initiates New Members . The Middleport·Pomeroy Lot· · In Club held Its lnlljation lot · first year students Wedneaday, November 3, at Middleport. Membera initiated were Gall Board, Helen Glaze, Aiohard Hawley, Debbie Maiden, Sylvia Swanson, Nina Stiles, John '!'an· nehlll, Greg White, Barry Wlson, Darlene Deem, SeUne . McGowan, Cheryl McLaughlin, · Steve Mlller, Pam Neulzllng, Mary Radford, Roger Sigler, Rick Warner, Danny Abbott, Kathy Abbutt, Sherrie Blackston Randy Burt, Sheila Cowan, Jan. ice Eastman, Roger Gilmore, Tim Glaze, Marlene Goodwin, Karen Griffith, Marla Grueser, Mary Hayes, Jim Hazelton, WINNING TICKETS - Michelle Montgomery, Belpre, left and Kim Krautter, Betty Hobstetter, Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy, right, display two of the winning tickets in Saturday's drawing of the John Lohse, and Jim Swatzel. Pomeroy Merchants "Gift·A·Rama, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of ComDuring the business meeting, merce. conducted by Ray Hlndy, plans were msde for the Olrlstrnas party. Reireobmente were serv· ed by Teresa easel, Connie 1 Bachner, Kathy Morgan, RUth Ann Lacey and Semalee Nieri' l'j!;l l' ' '!!•fiJI "" 1.: Ul'''I I". I .... • .I .! ,lI ..... , I. j)'~.,,l·. I "'11~ ~1 : ',1 . ;, . , ,1 ; • • l' ~ 1 · · . ~ :. ·•' ', r. ' . . ., , , : 'I • I, I~ ·· I ' I "' II . . ; ·' ,,I ' .· ·~unlers FrldaY killed ' deer/ last day ora fille..!ay . gun season, i.ft Qallli county, runr.ln&· tho· tDtal tD 29, accord· 1ng tD Kenneth L. Tomllnoon, County county senior game protector. Tho deer killed Friday were checked at Jim M) \ s Sohlo Service Station In VlntDn by Leonard Hash, Rt. I Bidwell, a seven.point buck. killed In Margan ·Twp.; Cia"' " · 1\. DENNIS KIM£S Hash, Rt. I VintDn, e~ght·polnt, PFC Dennis E, K.tmeo, 10n Morgan Twp.; James Dawson, o1 Mr. aad Mn. Konaelb Columbas, seven·polnt, Hunt· Klme• of Harllord, W. Va. ington Twp.; and Paul Hers· will eelebrate bll 18th blrlb. man, Bidwell, IO.polnt buck, day on Dee. 21. PFC Ktmea killed In Morgan ·Twp. Also Included In the ftve day is stationed ID Viet Nam wltll total was a deer checked by tbe lal Jnf. Dlv. and recenUy Tomlinson laot Mondoy. It was participated ID Operatioa Ata slt·polnt buck killed by Ow· deboro. en Callicoat, lrontDn, In Mor· gan Twp. . 1;!111 , ; I• l ,i :! I 1 ·i ' ' GIRL SCOUT FLOAT - Girl Scouts of troops 174 and 208 ride In the parade on aflollt prepared by the Scouts themselves. Scout leaders of tho two troops are Mrs. Jack Carsey and Mrs. Marvin Bert. '· I End of the seasOn total show!l PLAYER - Don Swisher, IOD Swisher, displays the hand· to' him as quarterback of the football team Thursday night All·SEOAL Grid Banquet. Bob Don's first Little League baseball that nine deer were killed IMorgan Twp., seven Spring• DOCTOR SAYS In In 1 ·field Twp., three in Raccoon and two each in Perry and Greenfield tDwnshipa. Corny Incident l By Wllllam Lawreoce, D.D.S. Tho 25 animals killed during · the first four days of the 1966 Implicates Youth 1 know where you can get season topped by three tile ~ . your dentistry done free. You deer kUied In the 1965 four day The Galtia county shertfrs I don't have to pay the dentist season. department late Friday night one cent! Free fillings, eitrac. arrested three 11-year-old Gal- lions, false teeth, etc. There's , lla county youth in connection a slight httch though: you have with the theft or attempted to live in West Germany. I theft of corn from .a trailer own· ed by Arnold Merritt, Turkey I "Free" denUstry Is not with· Run Rd., on Nov. 26. out certain drawbackJ. I dlscov· ' The sheriff's department ered on a recent visit. For Inlound one sack luted, another stance you may be one of 60 or .. 'VENSWOOD - ""-e Jac•. d "" ·m • partly filled and three empty 1so patients that your entlst oon County Improvement Colli> sacks beside tile semi-trailer' I treats every day; you may have ell held Itt first Annual Mom· 1 t f th fte ' parked on a stripmlne road, to wa t mos o • a moon bershlp Meeting at Cedar L11ea near Merritt's residence. The 1' before he aets around tD near Rlpll!y last week when a. youth will go before Gallla and when he does, your 31 Diem~ board 0! dtrect<>ra ohn 1 be limited to min County Juvenile Judge J W. ment may · - tbe first ouch board elected Howell. utes, often lesa. under the Council's Patients are whisked in and adopted By-Lawa - 1181 elec~ out so fast It reminds one den. ed. tis: of speeding along a road Conceived by a group of counand seeing a sign naming a ty leadera lost summer, !be town. Just about the time Councll Is ROW a going concern you've made out the name - with • purpooe as simple aa Ito ''Burgsville" - ZOOM! You've membership requirements !fl passed it. m dUel and an interest in tho County). H. E. Cunningham. Dentists are too busy to Eiecutive DirectDr of !lie Coun· teeth, especially Iince ell, puts It this way . .. . they're not paid enough for IL "We want to make Jackson hygienists don't ells!. County more attractive to the Recalling paUenta at recuJar people who liv~ hera 8Dd to intervals for examination llld the industry we ro trying tD •~ cleaning Is not done; 11'1 contract." sidered unethical by many den. tists. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.. Patients usually visit dentists wt.en they're in trouble. They Council NanieS 51 Directors 1 Minor A..,... d.ent Beckley Leadei'!IIO Discuss Education ""' 1, lnve8~at'lld The Gallla County Sheriff's lnveBtigated a Business and civic leaden acclde11l,·lllv~lvlng a pick will meet next week to dlscuas truck at 9M a. m. Friday establl•hment of an Adult f:du· the Patriot - Cadmus Rd., cation Center 1n Beckley, w. at the junction of tbe Glenn Va. '!'he meeting Is ·a result of Grate Rd. a December 1 buslnesl seminar Sherilf Denver A. Walker re· sponsored by Ohio University's ported that Melva B. sheets, Center for Economic Opf>ortun56 Rt I p trlt d. I ' , ' . • •. o ' was nv na lty and the Beckley • llaletgh east on the Patriot • Cadmus County Chamber of Calfitnerce. Rd. and to. pickup truck slid h 1 ed b .. off, the ·lcy-~t: and •truck I 01 er act on propos Y woe • 50 persons at the meeting on tree stump. he was not lnjur· community development lnclud· ed and mnderite damaao was ed : establishment of Ontthe . done tD 1111 -truck. .. . . · Job Trainillll Programs with ~··~~·-"'~""~ local bUiineSBes, and ~eallh d . J ' MO · · ND'Y MEI!T n center training for rogilllered The Southern Local B.and nurses; hiring a full-Ume lndu.. Booste11 will hold a apelial trial development manager and meeting on Monday/ Dec. &, a community development coat 7:30 p. m. at !lie high ordinalor; coordination ql city school. Several Important bus!. and county planning. Thf group ness matters will be discussed , will meet at a future date to and a report of tag day will be furlher discuss and plan these given. All band parents m acUvitiOI. urged to attend. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Pomeroy B.and Boosters will meet Tuesday December at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Senior High School for a business meetillll, after which they will adjourn to !be Ru~ land high achool lor a combin· QUJCK QU/ZZ _ed Booster meeting. don't phone first; lliey just pop • - - - - - - - - Q - Wbal tbree major relit· loua deuomlnallooa wm fOIIIId· waiting rooms get jammed with potients waiting their turn, In td Ia tilt llatted Stoteo! A - Cbl'lstlan Science, order of arrival. monism and Seventhday Practically aU patients are ventis( members of some form of state, medical and dental health In· Q - Wbal 11 tbe oriJla of tho surance plan. Earned Income term "A~t''? determines cost to patient and A - The expreSiiln waa fees paid the dentlat. Unmar· long ago by the Insurance SANTA - Santa distributed several hundred MINISTERIAL EXHIBIT - Rev. and Mrs. Richard rled worken may pay aa much of Lloyd'• of London to de~~le sack• of candy to children as shown by the scene Marlin, portray Joseph and Mary in the Saturday pa· 20 per cent of their 111eome tho bhl wooden ohips. . . '• above. Children anxiously awaited their turn to rade. The Martin'• are representatlvea of the Me!es for health lftNrance; married greet old St. Nick. County Ministerial Association. earners with large faiJll. Q - llow old WI!• Prealdeat aa little aa 5 per cent. Zaclllry 'llhea lie tall Ida lint vote? A - Bel111 In the Army, h• DIVORCE ASKED never otayed In ooe ploce Ioiii One petition lot divoree was enongh to quallfy ao a vollr. • Hied In Meigs Qetk Hla first vote was cast when h~ Courts office Frlday. ....,.. was 82 years of age. 11 Clark, by Pearl Aah, frlelld, 202 Butternut By POLLV CRAMER DEAR POLLY - Alter free2- "runs" or "bleeds," BUch os Pomeroy, ftled aull llainJI II'11UKII: AVERTED Newopllper Enterprllt Ann. ing his fingers alld bltmeJf for towels. I pUt the things In tuk<•·lcberd· F. Clork, 21147 Etlloi~l NEW YORK (UP!) - Pan DEAR POLLY - AU a number of years at the Olrlst. warm or cool water In which Ave., on chargeo American World Airways Hundreds of persons swarm. family l!ve over 200 miles mas season, a friend of mine handful of plain table salt of duty. the Transport Workers Union ed the Pomeroy levee Satur· from our home. We made frame tD lit around sash been dissolved. Let 11 soak agreed to a new contract day, bravifli the cold wind, that children should of each his window• Installed least 13 minutea and thtn lem or alavollti hoblemokhl& Jl'riday evening, heading oft to welcome Santa as he arriv· mas in their own home, so Christmas lightJ on frames, put My Grandmother alwaya Idea wt1l receive a dollar If threatened strike against ed by boot. means malting gilts. My two hooks on each side of these this and I have been Polly UHI tho Item In PGIIy'a nation's larltlt lnlortlaUonal The Pomeroy merchants 0 rr;. has a very large suitcase and on the window sash. Ntw for 35 years. Ills an easy, Polaten. carrier. cially opened their "Gift . A • which she puts her &Ills lor aU he baR lo do tJ hook 1 b e and true method. _ UliS Rama" Saturday wiijl the arri· fam1ly and lakes It to the frame over the lfindow and put DEAR GDWI _ Some e1 • val of Santa and a parade con· station. Rlle oends It In the plug In a socket. It now perta elalm 1bJa doll DO pod sisting of local bands of the ar· mormllll and I get the . ltkes him about an hour Ia doc· bot my 1110tller 4141 It ea girl ond boy scouts local '" the afternoon. When 1t orate his home and be used to aod 1 bave loll u wotked well who calls on me buys 1 nqu~ens Mayor Charles· Legar rives at the bus station, I spend two or three daya, or fer me 011 &Meral oeaslollll. of Po.;eroy, Mayor c. 0. Fish· the gifts we have for them even a week, working 011 11. _ _ JIOLLY er, Middleport and Represent•· the station. Whon I pick up MRS. J. C. _ __ HEARING AID tive Ralph Welker. full suitcase, I take it tD I he DEAR POLLY- Do tell Mn. Anyone nbmltllnaa Polly's car, take her giftl out and refill E. M. C. thai when an article Pr;)IIJem, 1 101Mlila It 1 probo The parade moved west on the suitease with the gifts welr-==========moili..i.ma&o..O..., In any old time. Peak load arrives between 4 to 7 p.m. and ' Gift·A-Rama Launched By Santa ---- - - POLLY'S POINTERS Shuttle LS Main St., picked returned to Pomeroy Senior and sent to my mother. One trip High School. takeo care of tverything. U a Santa gave treats to several lamily is &oillll to another tawn hundred kiddies on hand. FoJ. , to spend Chl'lstrnas this ;. 1 lowing the parsde, tho fiT!t good way to send '"Santo" a· drawing was bold at 1 p.m., bead 80 tht children will with tile flnt prlzo of 150 gotog see their gifts _ ELLA to Pauline Wolle, RD 2. Ra· · cine; the serond ptize of 125 POLLY'S PROBLEM to Brad Johnson, M"on, and DEAR POLLY - I om 1 five $5 prizes went to the tol· <11e! wbo llkeo to wear tho lowing: Mr. Bill Joe Evans, aew permanent prettlnlaaen Gallipolis; Betty Roush, RD 1, where I wotk. Spllabed .,..... Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. Ethel mobo....., lllbben lpola 01 Colllno, 214 Pearl St., Mlddl.. this flbrle. Doot 111)'010 lalow port; Roy T. Kasper, Pomeroy, u IU)' ..,. to - • alllu and Lobo Cl<> land, 11133 Lincoln WI 1JPe .. IN_.7 Heiiibts, Pollltroy. - J)ICI; ' ~) ~. ' r.,... BETTER DESKS .f'OJt III!TTI! WOJtK _ SOME DOWT NEED ONE and we tell thal'lll Whlt •bout your hear!DI-bal tt re£hed the llagt where you wonder whttbtr •ABK.,... W ............. NOT EVERY PERSON ..... .,. ct.ta-4 would be banetlrult -...-.. ..... ,-. •llt:Snt Work . . Out or 1101 1 beal'llle tdtln• II FREE 1J1c1 atd out oblllatloD, ancl our reeoDIDien~uons based on · co.. tnacUoa. .... aeventeen yell"'• aperlence. NOW IS !be ~ 10 OPftated duwtn ••k• ASEtH.a eall or write for Ill aiJPOllltmenl Ill the privacy of French City Press w ~ 601 Second Ave. Ph. 446-3291 · '· 0.1d141 JIHdN. 19S4S22 · ,' 2J ... Ctlll'l "· . :X: "' c( II. ::t: 0 1:! u - .. . ~"' Approved for Vtt.rons Training undtr now G.l. Bill ond For Social Stcurity Studtnll. Next Querter Begins March 14th - ' -. ...-..It£ ~ SEEKS DIVORCE Le•ter L. Amos, Rt. I Galli· Cttalotu• anti lnfenMtl•n polls, Friday filed a petition Anlllblt Upon ltequHt. In Gallla County Common Pleas Court for a divorce from Alina Joan Amos of 4 Cruzet St., Gallipolis. He charges aross neglect of duty. They were tnatried in Meigs County, Dec. 11• II, 11164, llld have no children. U Locu•t GAUIPOLIS BUSINESS COLllGE IFTS . ·-... - ~ ', \ ) '< f'J/'1111 ' 110.\11. DINETTE SETS • ·;:;: 0 =~ YoU'll pleas• her With a new dinette set to bright< en up the kitchen lot the holidays an4 yearuhtad. ChOose from our wide choice. from $39·95 NEW .SHIPMII\IT . . OF •••. ·LINOLEUM · 'IN 6;, 9' & 12' WIDTHS f OPIN .NDAY,. NIGHTS nL 9 l ~ .•j ~ " :!,- ~J . ~ ~ ., Ji!·. . ~i ~ n - ~..............~re-r-~~ ...,.....___-::-~..,...,..---~' -. Atl\tjlt, o. ~ 0 0 (01 Diles Radioear·CoOwpony., . >- 5"' iil ,.: z .., z ... Q JOur bomt. ,·, , c( Successful Business Cereera Begin at G.B.C. wltbo nailablt-. . , , . . .,.. Ill 9 Time Saver aJ...,.. up Santa, are sending. It is irnmediatelt msrciled up Second Si., and taken back Into tho bu1 atabon • ' ' ' '·. ... I ~~-i\1 ~~''· . i+ f ,• ...... ' . :r·-lf.'f;!,~i'lf~ ~ .·u :.:-.*i* •~ : •· a~ ;~:·! :;Jt!•<::. I ~ ·~ =·Qti ti .;,; ,:_; ~.... M ;i;,;. . ! "' - ' ,:.t " .. "-"' - ·, ltHII ==~=cl ; < .! •0 •• 2 ~ I 810 8~1'!. ~:i!i!i .. . . ......................... --- ---- �29DeerFall lnFourDay .·Gun Season United Latin Club Initiates New Members . The Middleport·Pomeroy Lot· · In Club held Its lnlljation lot · first year students Wedneaday, November 3, at Middleport. Membera initiated were Gall Board, Helen Glaze, Aiohard Hawley, Debbie Maiden, Sylvia Swanson, Nina Stiles, John '!'an· nehlll, Greg White, Barry Wlson, Darlene Deem, SeUne . McGowan, Cheryl McLaughlin, · Steve Mlller, Pam Neulzllng, Mary Radford, Roger Sigler, Rick Warner, Danny Abbott, Kathy Abbutt, Sherrie Blackston Randy Burt, Sheila Cowan, Jan. ice Eastman, Roger Gilmore, Tim Glaze, Marlene Goodwin, Karen Griffith, Marla Grueser, Mary Hayes, Jim Hazelton, WINNING TICKETS - Michelle Montgomery, Belpre, left and Kim Krautter, Betty Hobstetter, Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy, right, display two of the winning tickets in Saturday's drawing of the John Lohse, and Jim Swatzel. Pomeroy Merchants "Gift·A·Rama, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of ComDuring the business meeting, merce. conducted by Ray Hlndy, plans were msde for the Olrlstrnas party. Reireobmente were serv· ed by Teresa easel, Connie 1 Bachner, Kathy Morgan, RUth Ann Lacey and Semalee Nieri' l'j!;l l' ' '!!•fiJI "" 1.: Ul'''I I". I .... • .I .! ,lI ..... , I. j)'~.,,l·. I "'11~ ~1 : ',1 . ;, . , ,1 ; • • l' ~ 1 · · . ~ :. ·•' ', r. ' . . ., , , : 'I • I, I~ ·· I ' I "' II . . ; ·' ,,I ' .· ·~unlers FrldaY killed ' deer/ last day ora fille..!ay . gun season, i.ft Qallli county, runr.ln&· tho· tDtal tD 29, accord· 1ng tD Kenneth L. Tomllnoon, County county senior game protector. Tho deer killed Friday were checked at Jim M) \ s Sohlo Service Station In VlntDn by Leonard Hash, Rt. I Bidwell, a seven.point buck. killed In Margan ·Twp.; Cia"' " · 1\. DENNIS KIM£S Hash, Rt. I VintDn, e~ght·polnt, PFC Dennis E, K.tmeo, 10n Morgan Twp.; James Dawson, o1 Mr. aad Mn. Konaelb Columbas, seven·polnt, Hunt· Klme• of Harllord, W. Va. ington Twp.; and Paul Hers· will eelebrate bll 18th blrlb. man, Bidwell, IO.polnt buck, day on Dee. 21. PFC Ktmea killed In Morgan ·Twp. Also Included In the ftve day is stationed ID Viet Nam wltll total was a deer checked by tbe lal Jnf. Dlv. and recenUy Tomlinson laot Mondoy. It was participated ID Operatioa Ata slt·polnt buck killed by Ow· deboro. en Callicoat, lrontDn, In Mor· gan Twp. . 1;!111 , ; I• l ,i :! I 1 ·i ' ' GIRL SCOUT FLOAT - Girl Scouts of troops 174 and 208 ride In the parade on aflollt prepared by the Scouts themselves. Scout leaders of tho two troops are Mrs. Jack Carsey and Mrs. Marvin Bert. '· I End of the seasOn total show!l PLAYER - Don Swisher, IOD Swisher, displays the hand· to' him as quarterback of the football team Thursday night All·SEOAL Grid Banquet. Bob Don's first Little League baseball that nine deer were killed IMorgan Twp., seven Spring• DOCTOR SAYS In In 1 ·field Twp., three in Raccoon and two each in Perry and Greenfield tDwnshipa. Corny Incident l By Wllllam Lawreoce, D.D.S. Tho 25 animals killed during · the first four days of the 1966 Implicates Youth 1 know where you can get season topped by three tile ~ . your dentistry done free. You deer kUied In the 1965 four day The Galtia county shertfrs I don't have to pay the dentist season. department late Friday night one cent! Free fillings, eitrac. arrested three 11-year-old Gal- lions, false teeth, etc. There's , lla county youth in connection a slight httch though: you have with the theft or attempted to live in West Germany. I theft of corn from .a trailer own· ed by Arnold Merritt, Turkey I "Free" denUstry Is not with· Run Rd., on Nov. 26. out certain drawbackJ. I dlscov· ' The sheriff's department ered on a recent visit. For Inlound one sack luted, another stance you may be one of 60 or .. 'VENSWOOD - ""-e Jac•. d "" ·m • partly filled and three empty 1so patients that your entlst oon County Improvement Colli> sacks beside tile semi-trailer' I treats every day; you may have ell held Itt first Annual Mom· 1 t f th fte ' parked on a stripmlne road, to wa t mos o • a moon bershlp Meeting at Cedar L11ea near Merritt's residence. The 1' before he aets around tD near Rlpll!y last week when a. youth will go before Gallla and when he does, your 31 Diem~ board 0! dtrect<>ra ohn 1 be limited to min County Juvenile Judge J W. ment may · - tbe first ouch board elected Howell. utes, often lesa. under the Council's Patients are whisked in and adopted By-Lawa - 1181 elec~ out so fast It reminds one den. ed. tis: of speeding along a road Conceived by a group of counand seeing a sign naming a ty leadera lost summer, !be town. Just about the time Councll Is ROW a going concern you've made out the name - with • purpooe as simple aa Ito ''Burgsville" - ZOOM! You've membership requirements !fl passed it. m dUel and an interest in tho County). H. E. Cunningham. Dentists are too busy to Eiecutive DirectDr of !lie Coun· teeth, especially Iince ell, puts It this way . .. . they're not paid enough for IL "We want to make Jackson hygienists don't ells!. County more attractive to the Recalling paUenta at recuJar people who liv~ hera 8Dd to intervals for examination llld the industry we ro trying tD •~ cleaning Is not done; 11'1 contract." sidered unethical by many den. tists. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.. Patients usually visit dentists wt.en they're in trouble. They Council NanieS 51 Directors 1 Minor A..,... d.ent Beckley Leadei'!IIO Discuss Education ""' 1, lnve8~at'lld The Gallla County Sheriff's lnveBtigated a Business and civic leaden acclde11l,·lllv~lvlng a pick will meet next week to dlscuas truck at 9M a. m. Friday establl•hment of an Adult f:du· the Patriot - Cadmus Rd., cation Center 1n Beckley, w. at the junction of tbe Glenn Va. '!'he meeting Is ·a result of Grate Rd. a December 1 buslnesl seminar Sherilf Denver A. Walker re· sponsored by Ohio University's ported that Melva B. sheets, Center for Economic Opf>ortun56 Rt I p trlt d. I ' , ' . • •. o ' was nv na lty and the Beckley • llaletgh east on the Patriot • Cadmus County Chamber of Calfitnerce. Rd. and to. pickup truck slid h 1 ed b .. off, the ·lcy-~t: and •truck I 01 er act on propos Y woe • 50 persons at the meeting on tree stump. he was not lnjur· community development lnclud· ed and mnderite damaao was ed : establishment of Ontthe . done tD 1111 -truck. .. . . · Job Trainillll Programs with ~··~~·-"'~""~ local bUiineSBes, and ~eallh d . J ' MO · · ND'Y MEI!T n center training for rogilllered The Southern Local B.and nurses; hiring a full-Ume lndu.. Booste11 will hold a apelial trial development manager and meeting on Monday/ Dec. &, a community development coat 7:30 p. m. at !lie high ordinalor; coordination ql city school. Several Important bus!. and county planning. Thf group ness matters will be discussed , will meet at a future date to and a report of tag day will be furlher discuss and plan these given. All band parents m acUvitiOI. urged to attend. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Pomeroy B.and Boosters will meet Tuesday December at 7 p.m. at the Pomeroy Senior High School for a business meetillll, after which they will adjourn to !be Ru~ land high achool lor a combin· QUJCK QU/ZZ _ed Booster meeting. don't phone first; lliey just pop • - - - - - - - - Q - Wbal tbree major relit· loua deuomlnallooa wm fOIIIId· waiting rooms get jammed with potients waiting their turn, In td Ia tilt llatted Stoteo! A - Cbl'lstlan Science, order of arrival. monism and Seventhday Practically aU patients are ventis( members of some form of state, medical and dental health In· Q - Wbal 11 tbe oriJla of tho surance plan. Earned Income term "A~t''? determines cost to patient and A - The expreSiiln waa fees paid the dentlat. Unmar· long ago by the Insurance SANTA - Santa distributed several hundred MINISTERIAL EXHIBIT - Rev. and Mrs. Richard rled worken may pay aa much of Lloyd'• of London to de~~le sack• of candy to children as shown by the scene Marlin, portray Joseph and Mary in the Saturday pa· 20 per cent of their 111eome tho bhl wooden ohips. . . '• above. Children anxiously awaited their turn to rade. The Martin'• are representatlvea of the Me!es for health lftNrance; married greet old St. Nick. County Ministerial Association. earners with large faiJll. Q - llow old WI!• Prealdeat aa little aa 5 per cent. Zaclllry 'llhea lie tall Ida lint vote? A - Bel111 In the Army, h• DIVORCE ASKED never otayed In ooe ploce Ioiii One petition lot divoree was enongh to quallfy ao a vollr. • Hied In Meigs Qetk Hla first vote was cast when h~ Courts office Frlday. ....,.. was 82 years of age. 11 Clark, by Pearl Aah, frlelld, 202 Butternut By POLLV CRAMER DEAR POLLY - Alter free2- "runs" or "bleeds," BUch os Pomeroy, ftled aull llainJI II'11UKII: AVERTED Newopllper Enterprllt Ann. ing his fingers alld bltmeJf for towels. I pUt the things In tuk<•·lcberd· F. Clork, 21147 Etlloi~l NEW YORK (UP!) - Pan DEAR POLLY - AU a number of years at the Olrlst. warm or cool water In which Ave., on chargeo American World Airways Hundreds of persons swarm. family l!ve over 200 miles mas season, a friend of mine handful of plain table salt of duty. the Transport Workers Union ed the Pomeroy levee Satur· from our home. We made frame tD lit around sash been dissolved. Let 11 soak agreed to a new contract day, bravifli the cold wind, that children should of each his window• Installed least 13 minutea and thtn lem or alavollti hoblemokhl& Jl'riday evening, heading oft to welcome Santa as he arriv· mas in their own home, so Christmas lightJ on frames, put My Grandmother alwaya Idea wt1l receive a dollar If threatened strike against ed by boot. means malting gilts. My two hooks on each side of these this and I have been Polly UHI tho Item In PGIIy'a nation's larltlt lnlortlaUonal The Pomeroy merchants 0 rr;. has a very large suitcase and on the window sash. Ntw for 35 years. Ills an easy, Polaten. carrier. cially opened their "Gift . A • which she puts her &Ills lor aU he baR lo do tJ hook 1 b e and true method. _ UliS Rama" Saturday wiijl the arri· fam1ly and lakes It to the frame over the lfindow and put DEAR GDWI _ Some e1 • val of Santa and a parade con· station. Rlle oends It In the plug In a socket. It now perta elalm 1bJa doll DO pod sisting of local bands of the ar· mormllll and I get the . ltkes him about an hour Ia doc· bot my 1110tller 4141 It ea girl ond boy scouts local '" the afternoon. When 1t orate his home and be used to aod 1 bave loll u wotked well who calls on me buys 1 nqu~ens Mayor Charles· Legar rives at the bus station, I spend two or three daya, or fer me 011 &Meral oeaslollll. of Po.;eroy, Mayor c. 0. Fish· the gifts we have for them even a week, working 011 11. _ _ JIOLLY er, Middleport and Represent•· the station. Whon I pick up MRS. J. C. _ __ HEARING AID tive Ralph Welker. full suitcase, I take it tD I he DEAR POLLY- Do tell Mn. Anyone nbmltllnaa Polly's car, take her giftl out and refill E. M. C. thai when an article Pr;)IIJem, 1 101Mlila It 1 probo The parade moved west on the suitease with the gifts welr-==========moili..i.ma&o..O..., In any old time. Peak load arrives between 4 to 7 p.m. and ' Gift·A-Rama Launched By Santa ---- - - POLLY'S POINTERS Shuttle LS Main St., picked returned to Pomeroy Senior and sent to my mother. One trip High School. takeo care of tverything. U a Santa gave treats to several lamily is &oillll to another tawn hundred kiddies on hand. FoJ. , to spend Chl'lstrnas this ;. 1 lowing the parsde, tho fiT!t good way to send '"Santo" a· drawing was bold at 1 p.m., bead 80 tht children will with tile flnt prlzo of 150 gotog see their gifts _ ELLA to Pauline Wolle, RD 2. Ra· · cine; the serond ptize of 125 POLLY'S PROBLEM to Brad Johnson, M"on, and DEAR POLLY - I om 1 five $5 prizes went to the tol· <11e! wbo llkeo to wear tho lowing: Mr. Bill Joe Evans, aew permanent prettlnlaaen Gallipolis; Betty Roush, RD 1, where I wotk. Spllabed .,..... Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. Ethel mobo....., lllbben lpola 01 Colllno, 214 Pearl St., Mlddl.. this flbrle. Doot 111)'010 lalow port; Roy T. Kasper, Pomeroy, u IU)' ..,. to - • alllu and Lobo Cl<> land, 11133 Lincoln WI 1JPe .. IN_.7 Heiiibts, Pollltroy. - J)ICI; ' ~) ~. ' r.,... BETTER DESKS .f'OJt III!TTI! WOJtK _ SOME DOWT NEED ONE and we tell thal'lll Whlt •bout your hear!DI-bal tt re£hed the llagt where you wonder whttbtr •ABK.,... W ............. NOT EVERY PERSON ..... .,. ct.ta-4 would be banetlrult -...-.. ..... ,-. •llt:Snt Work . . Out or 1101 1 beal'llle tdtln• II FREE 1J1c1 atd out oblllatloD, ancl our reeoDIDien~uons based on · co.. tnacUoa. .... aeventeen yell"'• aperlence. NOW IS !be ~ 10 OPftated duwtn ••k• ASEtH.a eall or write for Ill aiJPOllltmenl Ill the privacy of French City Press w ~ 601 Second Ave. Ph. 446-3291 · '· 0.1d141 JIHdN. 19S4S22 · ,' 2J ... Ctlll'l "· . :X: "' c( II. ::t: 0 1:! u - .. . ~"' Approved for Vtt.rons Training undtr now G.l. Bill ond For Social Stcurity Studtnll. Next Querter Begins March 14th - ' -. ...-..It£ ~ SEEKS DIVORCE Le•ter L. Amos, Rt. I Galli· Cttalotu• anti lnfenMtl•n polls, Friday filed a petition Anlllblt Upon ltequHt. In Gallla County Common Pleas Court for a divorce from Alina Joan Amos of 4 Cruzet St., Gallipolis. He charges aross neglect of duty. They were tnatried in Meigs County, Dec. 11• II, 11164, llld have no children. U Locu•t GAUIPOLIS BUSINESS COLllGE IFTS . ·-... - ~ ', \ ) '< f'J/'1111 ' 110.\11. DINETTE SETS • ·;:;: 0 =~ YoU'll pleas• her With a new dinette set to bright< en up the kitchen lot the holidays an4 yearuhtad. ChOose from our wide choice. from $39·95 NEW .SHIPMII\IT . . OF •••. ·LINOLEUM · 'IN 6;, 9' & 12' WIDTHS f OPIN .NDAY,. NIGHTS nL 9 l ~ .•j ~ " :!,- ~J . ~ ~ ., Ji!·. . ~i ~ n - ~..............~re-r-~~ ...,.....___-::-~..,...,..---~' -. Atl\tjlt, o. ~ 0 0 (01 Diles Radioear·CoOwpony., . >- 5"' iil ,.: z .., z ... Q JOur bomt. ,·, , c( Successful Business Cereera Begin at G.B.C. wltbo nailablt-. . , , . . .,.. Ill 9 Time Saver aJ...,.. up Santa, are sending. It is irnmediatelt msrciled up Second Si., and taken back Into tho bu1 atabon • ' ' ' '·. ... I ~~-i\1 ~~''· . i+ f ,• ...... ' . :r·-lf.'f;!,~i'lf~ ~ .·u :.:-.*i* •~ : •· a~ ;~:·! :;Jt!•<::. I ~ ·~ =·Qti ti .;,; ,:_; ~.... M ;i;,;. . ! "' - ' ,:.t " .. "-"' - ·, ltHII ==~=cl ; < .! •0 •• 2 ~ I 810 8~1'!. ~:i!i!i .. . . ......................... --- ---- �,. ----· ---· __.........,:.~:6,. · 29DeerFall lnFourDay United Latin Club Initiates New Members :e~~,.hnfl..r How to Winter Roses GunS~ason The Mlddlepart-Pomeroy La I· ' In Club held Ill ltllllatlon for · first year students 'Wednesday, November 3, at Middleport. Membara iniUated were Gail Board, Helen Glaze, Alohard Hawley, Debbie Malden, Sylvia Swanson, Nina Stiles, John Tannehill, Greg White, Barry Wi,. on, Darlene Deem, Seline M<> Gowan, Cheryl McLaughlin, Steve Miller, Pam Neulzllng, Mary Radford, Roger Sigler, Rick Warner, Danny Abbott, KaUty Abbott, Sherrie Blackston Randy Burt, Sheila Cowan, JanIce Eastman, Roger Gilmore, Tim Glaze, Marlene Goodwin, Karen Grllflth, Marla Grueser, Mary Hayes, Jim Hazelton, WINNING TICKETS - Michelle Montgomery, Belpre, left and Kim Krautter, Betty Hobstetter, Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy, right, display two of the winning tickets in Saturday's drawing of the John Lohse, and .Jim Swatzel. Pomeroy Merchants "Gift·A·Rama, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· During the oosiness meeting, merce. conducted by Ray Hlndy, plans were n1ade for the Christmas party. Refreshments were aerv· ed by Teresa Casci, Connie I DENNIS KIMES PFC Deallll E. Klmeo, sOD ol Mr. aad Mrl, KoMelll Ktmeo of Hartford, W. Va. 'lrill celebrate 1111 IOib birth· day .. Det. %1. PFC Kimel Is slallonod In VIet Nam wltb lbe lsi IDf. Dlv. and recently participated Ia Oporatloa AIlleboro. DOCTOR KJ!Ithv Morll'an. RUth . •Huniers Friday killed four ' deer, last day ora ff\oe-day deer · gun Ieason, in Galllil county, running- Ute total to 29, accord· . ing to Kenneth L. Tnmlln•on, County county senior game protector. The deer killed Friday were checked at Jim My'' Sohio Service Station In Vinton by Leonard Hash, Rl. I Bidwell, a seven.poinl hock, killed lri Morgan Twp.; Clar<\ ·• (\; Hash, Rt. 1 Vinton, ••gh~point, IMo11an Twp.; James Dawson, Colurnbuo, seven-polo~ Hlln~ ington Twp.; and Paul Hersman, Bidwell, IIJ.polnt buck, killed In Morgan Twp. Also included In the ftve day total was a deer checked by Tomlinson last Monday. It was I a sl•-polnt buck killed by OW· en Callicoat, Ironton, In Mor· lgan Twp. End of Ute season total shows Utat nine deer were killed In ,Mor2an 1'!!•:· seven in Snr"'"'- The Sunday Times·Sentlncl, Sunday, Dec. 4, 1966-15 "' The Broadway musical "Paint muSic and fine arts. the J. Lerner and Frederick Lowe, will be preseted by Rio Grande College dramatists December 8, 9, and 10, ii' Community Hall al the College. Under the direction of Mer· lyn Ross, assistant professor of I I ' by ' j Friday HiP-"hli.!hts ,-~s:;i:, ~ ::'' :t:.= Aide~ -~ SaCred lllgh sdloCII · Piiolbil Daytime Shows ~ "'""" 4 ' HWI . • l:l'i'o 6 a. m. -' SUnrise Seriunar . 1:10 Meigs Cl RFD · ~ ·6 MYdlepelll W!IA z rv.a · "'...;..;... 5:58 New! ll:to 'l'op Tea Sbow 1.30 a. m. - Farm •w...,.. .. Mill 8:30 9 a. m. _ Paul Oixoo Show t:GO. B.lll · er Show 12:W Natlooal NeWI 1 8• 45-Corr Cob 1~ Noon _ 50-50 Club 7:20 NtWI 12:15 A.S.C. Prgm . . 7:!1 N:ewa ' · . . . 12:10 MSSOD eo. Aft. Cartoons 7•00-Today 2 p. rn. - gpook Beckman Church ol OlriBI 1:45 : Baker P'urniture Auctloa 12:45 Ohio UniY. Report Sleepy Jolters 7•804:30 p. m. - Gypsy Rose Lee · · !Wed)" · 1:00 Oblo Nen Buddy Starcher s p m Very Special B·00Cartoon Camival · •- 6 0 • 1:45 Baker Furn. Show (Fri.) 1:415 Saturday Show 1•30 0 :Oil N I p. rn. 'Cioco News _ew•.· , .. · · 1.:.16 .011,.u and OU Footbol "'· . ~• 11 p. rn. 1:V 4 New•· '."' • Men ...,.llfln"" • 1'1· eo,ueel With Janel lift Sfln Ofl . 9:00 Dlalini ~~~ , ~re1 ~tor~. : ' Alter Llite Show - ~ews'.•Jl!d' _ - · -._· M 10 OVIt ? . . owaP. _. ...• .!._ ··-·ys """!"~ 9:30, . 1- ~@<kle Oblinger _, WeaUter Cllolllel • ·:·i' '·~ 10:15 M~ Medltalioot;! • :IO'S~IP' On .,- F~rward 10 ·00-Eve G~ ~id Camefl} , ~~ IO:ill.llruneli "Sbow ·, -" ': · . Faitll 10 •25-Newa "' 6:40a. m. ·- -Devouona "'·~ ~J:OJ Oblcl f{t!ws 1" •.~30 J!;l~ Hour 10::JU-Concenlral Beverly Hillbllllet The RinemaD l 16•45 a. m.- R. R.No • n:o& Couitb7 JunctiOil o~c· , 7!00 lplastei' Control 1 7 Supermarket )~eep a. m. 8 Over Ll)!hlly •,· !0:30 Couritl1 flymnUme ;;-. . 7110 .l)!e Cloo\1 Life 11 •00 Pat Boone' AndJ Gr<ffiUt Dating Game . 7:30a.m. Smglng Tuno 12:00- Newicut '. 7;ta :!h~ Bible Speake 11:30 llollywood' sq. .Dick Van ')yke & a. m. - Over Ligliily 12:15 Local News 1:00 Sunday Show '· ,,. Doona Reed 8:30 a. m. Jack LaLanne 12•25 Sp<)I1S News 9:00 Spreading Kingdom Love 01 LUe IZ•OO-Jeopanty 'New'! ~ ~ 12•25- ..• 9 a. Dialing fofDollan--- 12:30 G6ess1er ' Show !FrLi " SWida9 'SIIow 12:30 Larry Andenoll Show 11:30 Country llymntimen~ Searcll For Tomor Fatber Knows Best 10 a. m. - · The Nur!OS 12:30 Swlngln' Guiding Llgbt 10:30 a. m. - Dart Shadowa 3:0C Miles Kusle Show 11:30 Quiet Hour 12:453>30 p. m. - Mike Dooglaa t: 15 Karr Van Zllndt Motors 12:00 N\ion New• 12:55-N5 p. m. - .Cartotins Show (Moll·Wed.·Frl.) . 12:li Christians Hour Ben Casey Woman's Page 1:00 News 1 p. m. - Local Nen 4:30 Local Newe I,Z:30 ' Rev. Merlin Teetl Newlywed Game 1•30 Mal<e A Deal As World !'urns 11 p. m. - The Me" Griffin 5:00 Ne.wa ·· -1:00 ·Rev. Eddie Boyer 1 : ~ News '/'; Show 5:-1$ Sign 011 v 1:30-·Rev. Silas Billups A Time For us 12:30 a. m, News, Weather SATURDAYS 2:0fJ" Rev. Johnny Jefferys Password 2•~r LIVet NewsWollieo aod SportS i:30 Sign ob ·2:30'•Nalional News HooS<; I' arty 2:3li-Doctora ' a.v .. l It . 5 :50 Dour li:S5 .Su)lqay Show 2•55General Hospital 6:30a. m. - Summer Semester 1:01 -FamUy Worship HoUr 'i:45''Sigu ·on 3' 00-Anoth. World To Tell l'rutll 7 a. m. - Farmtime j ·. News 3•2l>The Nurses E:clge Of Nil!ll ''!:t~D m. - .Spotlight on EduS•31H!Dr.'t Say Dark Shadow• 4:00 Mr. canooo Theatre 7•45 a. m. - Mullins Report Where Act1011 II MOII!IaJ ~~~reap FrltlaJ 5:10 WeaUter 4:30 Rock} 6 Frs. 1 ·a. m. - Caplalll Kang&nlO 9 a. m. - Luci's Toyshop 7:45 Sigo On, Echoes of Joy $: 15 Sign 011 Adams FamiiJ 5:00 M. Uouglaa j Family Theater 10 a. m. - Santa Claua 8:00 Oh;e Valley News SATURDAY l...aSSII o::w11:25 a. m. - Doctor'l House I:Oii World New1 7:45 Sign On, Echoes of JOJ c.u . 1:10 Sj>orts Today · 1:00 Ohio Volley News Evenioa Sbows 12 Noon ·- Eyewitness News- 1:15 WeaUter Piclure I:Oii World News 4 p. m. - ~~ Siorm 1:16 Morning Show 8:10 Sports Today 4:30 p. m. - The Early Show 1: ~ Community News Weather Non 1:15 Weather Picture 6:00-News 6:25 p. m. - WeaUter, Markel 1:00 Talk of Ute Tewn Green Horne& CBS News l:li _Mornlng Show 6 • :W~News Report News 9:~ MaiiDil County News 10:30 Children's SOng and StC>rJ t :IG 7 p. m. - Lookina witb Lolli 18:111 Morning Show Hoar Movie 7:00 fhe Monkeeo JJlllon 10:341 Latchstring · 10:45 Momlng Sllow 7:30 Tarzan The Nutcracker 11:10 Olllo News 12:18 Local, Ohio and Nallonll Hogan 11:415 Lou Mueller Show (except Nowa 1•30 U.N.C.L.E. Friday, Church Bella Ring) 12:15 Bulletin Board Miltoa Berte Mone 9:00 11:45 World News 12:15 .News 0 Grams 1:30 r .H.E. Cat I~ 11:55 Mason County News 13:30 Ga,rdeo Club o1 the Air 12 O'Clock Hi8b SIJNDAY 12:00 ~ty Newt ·12:45 Saturday Matloee 10:00 Laredo . 1:30 News l!eadllnH Pacemaker ~en 12 Noon 01 6 "Let's Go Bowl .ll2:01i NOOD News 11 :00 ~ewa inc • 12:415 Markets 1:31 Saturday Matinee · Sportl ll:."IAJ Spurts 12:30 p.m. Cb 4 Fred Taylor 12:15 BuUeUn Board 1:55 N~yrs .. . lbeatre II ~ Iomglll Show 12!25 News 0 01' 1 111111 I:QO Saturday Matinee 1l.oU . . 1:1~ 12:10 County ·J\gellt :1:30 New HeadUIIO! . A.cuoo lbeau-e u.uu 12:4$ P.M. Cb I NFL HlsllliChls 12, 6 Country Ge Round ,1:31 Saturd&)' MaUoee I p. m. Cb I AFL Footbiill: l:u News "··• ·1:!6 NeWI Buffalo al Boston w l:li p. m. Cb 8 NFL FoiKball: J:OO Country GO Round ·1:00 Satunla1· ·Malinet New York at cteve!Jnd and 2:111 Newa Beat S;• ~ws Headlinel --~-- - - - ----~--St. LoulJ a1 Dalla& 1:00 Mid Wq lolalinet · ':ll Saturday l!latioee Daytime Sbowl! MOliD 4:30 Christmas Carousel J:lli HeW! n--•~•·": 4:00 Diaclni wllb Doa «lOO Saturday Matinee Wll'l'h h'·D WCDii IYOI WSAZ l'V I I p: m, "" t """ ........._.. 4:30 lntercllanie .4:3fllm Headllilet 7:1JU-Aimanae ClrtOOiia OSU at :'i':'~AY 1:45 World and National News U1 Sa~ Matinee Ne~ 7:45 12 NOOD eb 1 Pinbua18'8 I:OO ·Communtty News , $:01 NeW! 'Roundup Foreip Le&1: 011 Popeye 1 p. m Cb 13 eon,gl Football 5:05 MaBCII Ctlunty Jl!ewa Iiiii· SleD Qfl Llnua 8:i!8Today . • T"'mesaee TUsedo 1:30 p. m. 1:11 13 NCAA Football Mighty MOUII 8:00 Super I 1:30 p. m. Cb 3 Canad[ID FoolUndenlog Pork7 Pi& 9:311 Atom Alii ball: Oll&wa , ~ to:oo Sec. Srjwrret · Fr•n•enstem Jr. KlnJ KOII& I p. m. Ch 8 P.GA National Belt tel 10•30 Spaee Ca4lele Space GboSI CbempioQIIilp Evebiq Sbo1n a Gqjf p,, '1'· a. • ~.: r~:, _____,_______..._____ II •00 Cool Mecoot SUpermall M&C'II• Qteeo llaj at BaitiJrUite •· I • Lone Ranger 11:30 JeiSOOI ~ • ~""' ol ""·"let l:flil Jl!llllllll_ I ,.,. Qot A !~!em 5 ~mG;;;~- """'~ ., ..;.._ 1:~ SCI'UICII•MI ~ Btuga IIUDDJ Budd7 Siarcllor Road Kunner 12:00 Top cat 1be Beqlea 12:30 Smlthsonlllll Mons!« oJi.-\.~Is ABc'l Wide World 7:!11 P. ·WIIJ!iner ' F,RIIII!J ~air r~:· 'llibiM ]2:4iiII. f:~t· J"'IO!Ift' '• . , laetli - G~ , . ,, Ani al Sects T • J "·"Foolball 5 p ; m/ Cb _ . 'n. · -. or the We4 ' e . ""' . ' ·' ' ,. ·t .. .~ ... 1 m om ... , ...._, o:3o p• .ril. Cbs AFL Repot1 ::: .~,;":'· ~- Plsiitli•l ~iciil'.. ~;w6 1:341 Conadlan Ftb. ' AbboU • Coste.llo Amer. Bandstand . . .,_ 'I""':' . . . ., . , . ,;.,·. 1:-1$ IUILD BOOE NEII1'S · t:~ ~ . · ~ 'iDJ!OI'~hlt· . '·. N "GoU NCAA FootboU Oojlreyo, or sea llawlla,' llulld .t'.;,;;.'·'· ,. ·· , ' ; .. .IIPOd ,_. · Pal- ' Z:lll PGA at, diameter ' 3·.00 NFL F001ball .. ==~fA> IO:IJ : .. . ,, a···.·. ·;. , , , -• ~. - 10 they . [U·ie..r after . ' ·' ' . ,, •· .00 Stoneman's "'FL •'-uot4~ ....._. fiicta · ai ' ,..,.,. ~~ , ~ uw. TBA tbem will!,...;.. 1,,.""'! · ·-~· · , · New~ · - ! :liThe De ty ainat Winter l.~t:~ :~~ •'::.i',• ~- , atkR<I4 1,)171 :30 · P" . ,before mlgr~lir)i aoutll. 1' u: . -N en . • •. i:OO Race ol Week Sea Hunt Wide World ol Spqrl er blkll sonieltmes . . . .: 11> ,.{ . ., .:_ .. . ';' ., j : ,m boinJ\1 'In 111e lpwd , ,t,jj',ii'~ 'j ;:. - ·,, . • ., .., . <blUer Tbeat« S: li ""'" · , ,,..,, , , .., ~, . '· , , ·', '· . 5:30 WL Roporl l.a!'D18!1 .. . f •. •.... . •""""~ •r llll<i! t:'Jjif,'t• ~ ....,;..\'!il~'· ~ ..;,' ' ·., '. ~ " w! •' "" ·.:i;ll;, . ',, &;., :;, ....-:... ' .. . .. .,. .! ••.~ ru ;bu ~.~ .l1 ··~ .• ·- • fc pl 81 l . PI Dl G!RL SCOUT FLOAT- Girl Scouts of troops 174 and 208 ride In the parade on a float prepared by the Scouts themselves, Scout leaders of the two troops are Mn. Jack Carsey and Ml'i. Marvin Bert. Sunday II l Y< c H & . h •o p • • •• I~ I ;, - <. "'*"""'t {, " r ,,,._ . WSAZ TV.J \ J 10 15 1 () 1 7 2 2 2 3 24 29 30 31 8 ~ 1:00 CariOOM 1:1111 t: 45-JubUee i Hope in Peru God II Answer Linus Lion-Hearte4 Camera S Facing Life I :00 AFI- Football U5 ~ NFL Football lo30 JOAN CROSBY'S TV NOTEBOOK Ule" DOC but t:Jo 2:25 2:30 , Horse Show S:l5 . ,. 3:30 3•45 ·-·-- Gift·A-Rama Launched By Santa TV .s.Ports H• hJi ghfs POLLY'S POINTERS Shuttle • LS Football Gospel Harmony Sin&<n& l'ime-D,... 4:00 Meet Preea 4:30 At Issue Stoney Burke 5: oo Wild Kingdom 5:30 Fantasy Hour ------- sa~ - lowing: Mr. Bill Joe Evans, ••• perm111011t ..,..,......,. ~ 1 -~. &p•--•-• - 11 Gallipolis: Betty Rou!h, RD 1, W..... ..... ......., .. Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. EUtel lnal'el YU7 llllbMI IPOIUa Collin!, 244 Pearl St., Middle- tblt flbrle. Doelllli)'GM liDoW .......... port; Roy T. Kasper, Pomeroy, U..., . .,. ·w- ftdhtYI--. and Lola Cleland, lW Lincoln lleiahts, Polllti'O)'. a,e tf -erar ~ .,..._ 1. _ , French The F.B.I. Movie News ll:lo lollie Dooglas Jim Carlen ll:OO-.Nen .' · U::III- MONDAY 9:00 P.& ~ANNa ::.u N\ t:'u C.-. ,• . r::-. . jtreu .. ~ c~ •• j'\; 'j., , ,j ,• ' ' -~-· ~; , •.,.~ _- 1/ 0 ~;~I; •• : : ~, .:t,:. l "-o • ~ r••••;.l ~ .,;II -~ (<;; ~· o.l ~ • ...,.,W,_ f"'_.'tl ¢ ~ 4 · C b l l l e r • . .......... · , ~. (~i 'oi~ ' • :'1 4 5 : ' It ,UN5AS ' live " ; ECi:HOES OF SCARLET AND GRAY ' ··, ·,, • 5;0C) P.M. SUNDAY CHA~Ei. . 4 ~.. .... . . .. . , W•rNetional Chempioo~ip Team '. -; t ,. M ;lllltllf . u•••w ..... . ' . ' e~~twiti:Nt~~~~e• . oioodini !llOitl. MillS. FGf Mill« inlorN1lllil, call• . ·, Molti: llaeverely . · · r:,aturi~ 1944 Football Seasan When OSU .. Late Show 11.~"I tried to depart from coldness and add emotion," the soft.spo.ken man said. "T e n limes during Ute course ill Ute we lrOeze the actloo aod go into the" minds o1 10 and translate what haptil them iotA> the basic SUNDAY Toko Rl" ~e~perlima Iii soldiers any 1:30 a. m. Cb 10 "The Littlest t p. m. <l! 4 "The Ootsicler" Mllywbere. Warrior" . 11:20 p. m. Ch I "Era Diabolo" . - - HW a aaldler 4:30 p. m. Cb 4 "Muliey of Ute 11:30 p. m. Ch It "The Red 'lila 10110 of feu ud Elsinore" Oonube" ll·::~eotirace, tearu 5 p. m. Ch 1 "Ruby Gentry" 11:30 p. m. Ch IJ "Badman'• II of 111e 0110111)' Old eom- g p. m. Ch 6 "OeaUt ol a Territory" paasloll, nat II feela llle II Scoondrel" . WEDNESDAY bt 'o ,......_kid ... a lfHn. t p. m. Cb u ''The Four Horse- 4:30 p. m. Cb tO "Geronimo" tir, wul It feela _ lib It lte men o1 Apocalypoe" Pari D w..,...,'' 11:15 p. m. Ch 1 "The Myster- 5 p.m. Cb-B "Hold That Ghost" For ~ wounded !Oidter Mas- . ioua SI!IOrdaman" II :llO p. m. Cb I ''When Lovers coli didn't have to look far. He Meet" ustd bimsell. A bolcier oi a . MONDAY li:SII p. m. Ch 10 Best of BoPuiple Heart and BaUie 4:1111 p. m. Ch 10 "Mysterl• gart: "Bailie Circus" ll:a p. -m. Cb 13 "Easy u .. 11 .,.,·, . _('.1ho1 are iaoer'a med· oua Mr. he says), Mascoll 1\'l& 5 p. m.., Cb I Fighting Coast 1111'' wounded In the Bat- Guard . 1 a. m. Cb 5 "Having A WonderBu!i•· His t.,u..p 'i p. ~; Cll s ·"Raw Wind tn lui Tbne" wouilded? "I wu Eden ~TIIUIISDAY · be alive. 1:1111 p. m. Cb I "The Brave 4:11 p. m. Cb 10 "Junior Ml!l~ 10 be'er . saw · ft!1n ahol of · Bulla" · " , Pari I that day undl 1 was ,.. 11:10 P;, m. <l! ' Hll Butler s t p. m. Cll 1 "Apache. 'l'lrrl~ IIIII 11101t. EnlplJ&h SiBior . '· • 101'7" ,....... hid eoiie bji 110 lllai t ll:30 p. m, Cb 10 "Arlae My 1 p. m. Cb 1 "The Glass MeOaf' view II dlipalllioilat.aly. Love" · erie" 1 1 producer: when I saw II tl:30 P· m. Cb 13 "Remember 11:10 P• m. Cll I "Joumey a. thouci!V'l'hls ta good !opt. !~he NICht" M8lh the Desert" " ' .• t!UD.AY . . 11:31''. P• m. Ch 10_"~ U• ) ~letMIIa~~;;-u;;· 4:30 ·p. m. Ch 10. ''llej'oo!mo" Jaithluls" ·_ ,I · Dgure 111111 fewer Pari I , 11:19 p. m. Ch II "NI* Tft. o1 the.atoia8 1 p. 111- Q1 1 "Face ~of . lhe lbclt's Mllllons" .. 1 ~,!~~!]~ ~~~=~~:: wer.' ._.. ~tl¥e' , • ' . f." . I a. m. Cb 4 "D. . ~ -J/il~·1 p p. 11'1. gil s "Tbt Brld&es of lrell" . . ' . . . . . .: . . . ·'·' tiil·r· . .-. . ..•.• ! ~--··' , __ •.• ,..,, ~-··"'- ..-.,!\., 'Z1 : .. .ur,..t -~ ..~"-~:.~ q:~·"·"'~~t,;alr.if;~"itl,i?J, Ah1~t,t~.. .~\~ ·r,J..;-~,._~.::~! ... '" FR(D TAYLOR SHOW 12:~ P..M. Sundilyt H,..l!V a·ua..EL 10 .. ' ~ if, _.:.• ,. ,...,. .:.:::=:::=::: .,__:_:_:.:.:_:_:_:_:_::_:..::..:..:.:..:.:.:.:·_ ·:·:'::::~·~·1 ~- :,:·:~~~;;~;;=~~!-:'' ;;·;· ;,---~- ' 11__60_1_Stco_n_d_Av_•_·__' ... ';i · '·-- New& ABC Scope Issues & Answers Movie Fare for 1''V Tube Viewer 01flb STATE · ,-,. --- .c"""" -tne-.. . ..~~ p!":'yto-W:.:m. :k:~=-= Voyage . ._.· ,;!'! to-.. - to Brad Johnson, Mason, and five $5 prizes went to the fol· Time Tunnel Saturday· By POL~Y CBAMER DE:AR POLLY - Alter free2. "I Newspaper Enterprloe A!sn. lng his fingers and hirnielf lot It DEAR POLLY - All a nutnber of yearut the CbrJst. w. Hundreds o! persons swarm- fllrnlly live over 200 miles mas season, 8 friend 01 m1ne 1u ed the Pomeroy levee Satur- from our horne. We made frame ID fit around sash Ill day, braving the cold wind, that children should have of each his windows Installed le to welcome Santa as he artiV· mas in their own horne, so Christmas tigbta 1111 friJDOI, put M td by boat. means mailing gilts. My two hookl on each aide o1 these tt, The Pomeroy merchant. ofli- has a very large suitcase · and on the window sash. Now fo cially opened Uteir "Gift • A • which she puis her. 8ifls for all be hu 1D do IJ hoot t b e 11 Rama" Saturday wllil the arri· fallllly and takes tt to Ute frame over the lrfndow and put val of Santa and a parade con- statio~. She lend! It In the plug In a socket. II now sisting of local bands of the ar- mommg and I get the takes him about an bollr t. deceo, girl and boy scouts, local , In the afternooo. When it orate his home and he used to queens, Mayor Charles Legar rives at the hos llation, I apend two or three day1, or of Pomeroy, Mayor C. 0. Fish- the gifts we have for thtm even a week, working tn 11. er, Middleport and Representa- the station. When l pick up MRS. J. C. tive Ralph Welker. full suitcase, I take it to the DEAR POLLY -lJo tell Mn. car, take her gilta out and reflll E. M. C. that when an article I The parade_ moved west on the suitcase wiUt Ute gifts we lro==-=iiii"-~~~..,; Mall! St., p1cked up Sanla, are sonding. It Ill lmrnediatel;o marched up Second St., and tsken back Into tho bua siiUOn returned to Pomeroy Senior and sent to my moUter. One trip H1gh School. takes care of evet)'lhio8. U a Santa gave treats to several famUy is goillll to onothor town hundred kiddies on hand. Fol- to opend Cbtlatmas, this Ia a • ABE m lwW lowmg Ute parade, the fll'llt good way to send "Sanla" a- --'orin•• drawmg wu btld at I p.m., heed so the children will with !be_first prize of 100 going see their gifts. _ ELLA ........ - •••lloblo. ....... to Pauline Wolle, RO 2, Ra· dne; Ute !OCOne! prize Of $25 POLLY'S PROBLEM .,._ _..~ Jim Walter Jubilee Auction 13' 3:00 CODIIImed ,/1ft The Detecllves ----------------- MINISTERIAL EXHIBITMartin, portray Joseph and • rade. The Mutln'l art npre County Ministerial Assoclatlo-. Bullwinkle Discovery Crusade 2:00 'J.E.H. Radio SANTA - Santa distributed several hundred sacka of candy to children as shown by the scene above. Cblldren anxiously awaited their turn to greet old St. Nick. 1 Football U5 Rachel-~Roberts Rare Bit - WR1'N TV·U <l!urcb 12•oo TV Cbapel Passport Ttl Fashion Trutb 12:15 Gardm Club 12•30 Ch S Caravan BAR Yo Chinchillas Ornl Roberta 12:45 Meet Pres& \ NFL Highlighta ' ------------------~ I Lamp Unto My Feet Beany and Oeell Look Up Peter Potamus 10•00 . ID:3010•45 Living World 11:00 Tbts II Llle 11•00 Christopher& The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Stmday, Dec. 4, 1966- 1 :: .. WCBS TV.J God Ia Answw 1:45 2 and RADI.O ,' •''a m:- • T T I : 'f l. M 4 5 6 7 I I I 2 I ] 14 18 1 ~ 2 0 21 25 2 6 2 7 2 8 - jqbb Ol (l MBlR bb . . Daytime Show• ' -' ·. , • - I . :::'< 1 rush community whose are of the hard core variety certain breed ot man who lot- strike, has to act as the mayor Many of lhe incidents portray· lowed toe mining trails and and sheriff in a town where law ed in We show are taken from , buffered from "gold fever." stands in the way of men hav· aclual records or a commuD!Iy 'l. II begins with the discovery of ing fun, and added to 1hi! is the· between 1848 and 1803. The gold at Rumsoo Creek, Calif .• In fact that the to•·n's only !emale story 1s one or simplicity, a~ ; 1853. The onslaught of miners is Runsom's pretty 16-year.Old · daughter, .Jennifer. .!!-. Sentinel: Hazel Harman . and Lucy Hartsook, Pages. "~e~ifer's presence na~ 1 Tbe chapter room was ap- . b1g . elfect on Ute m9en_s fee~ propriately decorated to carry mgs and when she falls m tfVI out the new Worthy Matron's! with Julio VaJveras, th~ onl' theme, color Sky Blue and su.l MexJca~ a~ong the mmm, • ver: emblem the Open Bible, ~elegatJon ~ s. sent to tell .~e~ and theme, "Bread ol Life." IaUter . tha, he had best di! somethmg about their seriou.f I.aura Brown, niece of Hazel romance." f Harmon, junior Past Patron. .. ' presented her on beha!J ol the : The deci sion is made to se.~ thapter, her jewel. Junior : Jenmfer to the east to scho01( Past Patron Emmett Cra,:e ; and as the stagecoach is le~v~ Eastern Star re- was presentEd a gilt by his i 10g, Cherry Jourdel and ber. ers With approxi- ; daughle~. Mary. K. Stambaugh. i company of fandango !litis rnak1 ;ing the most im· : Mt s:s Connte Cro:o;s presented , the1r i'l. ~pea:a~:c~ on the scene~ ~d as Worthy Ma- · h~r mot her wlth a gavel, a . Says Hofi~. 'We hope~ dra~ : as many persons as poss1ble and gtft of th~ ramily I Harmon, retiring , Guesls included represent a- : lay a found<~tion (or further mu~ ,tivt:s ol chapters at Prottor.: sica! performances at Ule Col~ ·ice Sparling. De-: vii If', Harrisonville, H~:t m den, : lege oy SPiting precedent.." Pearl Northup, I Oak Hill, Wellston, Cheshire ,i Art dJrertor for the perform· n Ohio, ar.d Ber- [Wilkesvillf, TIJUrman, Evange. 1ance is Thomas Lacey, assistant · · ·-- -· --··-- :lJne, Law rence , South P01nt, j professor of art. with Barbara , organist: 0 p a 11Waterloo, Bacine. Gallipolis. ' Fisk. a sophomore from Tak~ 1; Lavera Sayer, :Columbus, and Wellsburg. W .l rna Park, Maryland, acting as Evans, Esther; 1Va . 12ssistant direclor. '·. ~ud, M<~rtha; Mar· 1\ potluck supper was served The shuw is open to th~ public ;, EJecta; Mary during a social hour that fnJ. ' with tickets bei ng sold at the der; Dewey Walk· 1 !uwed the installation. door. '· TV-Cable . gold I pie had to lead, yet encompass- booming Gold Rush camp. Bell miner-:-. es the joys and sorrows of a Runsom, who made tbe original Vinton Chapter OES, Instalfs . New Offl cers 11nw . in t·he 11 prinj.!. was play'' befits lhe kind of life these peo- changes the little lown into . Your Wagon" written by AJan theme centers around a tnpit, "How To Winter Roses;' with a three-fold abjeclive, inrtuding insulating the ground, Hl'> ulnting the tops of the roses, nnd to prevent crushing by ice .1 nd snow. She said roses should be prolecled beginning wiUt the mid· die of November and that cones must not be cut until spring. Later the protection mr~y he removed a Jit.tle nt a The \ . of Mrs. Paul Winn recently. Mrs. Snowden had as her Swisher, son the hand· of the - M-usical, 'Paint Your Wagon' Com.eiJ;. Dec. 8-9-10 by Rio Grande Players ·- - - - - A program on winter care of roseg was given by Mrs. Roy ::;nowdrn when the Rutland Carden Club met nt the home (j ·-- ' UTILE LADIES LOVE 2 to 14-$5.00 to $8.00 , eMiin Floor .,, ' ., or .Chok& af C!llddly,' warm cotton euy • care qulltlcl. aylon wltb dainty lace or embroidered ~:~a,.a 'l'lrlety ·of colors. All maclllile- wash- .,.. \ �_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .__......:..,_ ,....._:,._~-"" ..- . - - . . . - .. -.- --~ II • J ..........v...,. 'l_l> I ........... • • .. • ··-. ----·------ ~_.......,,..Ja" ' t 29DeerFall lnFourDay United Latin Club Initiates New Members In Club held tts llllti•tlon for ·· first Jtar students 'Wednesday, November 3, at Middleport. Membors Initiated were Gail Board, l!elen Glaze, Air.hard Hawley, Debbie 1\iaiden, Sylvia Swanson, Nina Stiles, John TannehiU, Greg White, Barry Wis. on, parlene Deem, Seline McGowan, Cheryl McLaughlin, Steve Mlller, Pam Netitzllng. Mary Radford, Roger Sigler, Rick Wlll'ller, Danny Abbott, Kathy Abbott, Sherrie Blackston Randy Burt, Sheila. Cowan, Jan· lee Eastman, Roger Gilmore, Tim Glaze, Marlene Goodwin, Karen GriHlth, Marta Grueser, Mary Hayes, Jim Hazelton, WINNING TICKETS - Michelle Montgomery, Belpre, left and Kim Krautter Betty Hobstetter, Pat O'Brien, Pomeroy, right, display two of the winning tickets In Saturday's drawing of th~ John Lohse, and Jim Swat:et. Pomeroy Merchants "Gift·A·Rama, sponsored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Com· During tbe bUsiness meeting, merce. conducted by Ray Hlndy, plans - . _,_, - - ~-.,..··· How to GunS~ason The Middleport-Pomeroy Lat· - -.-.. ...... . . . .. M-usical, 'Paint Your Wagon' Com.e:JI' Dec. 8-9-10 by Rio Grande Players The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 4, 1968--15 - - ~---~-- ---- --·- Winter Roses ,l,funters rr.tdoy kUled · ~r,'tast day ·o ra !l"e-day gun season, Ill Galli• county, running. trn. tAltal In 29, aceord· I ing tn Kenneth L. Tomlinson, County county senior game protector. The deer killed Friday were checked at Jim My Sllblo Service ~tatton tn VInton bf Leonard . Hash, Rt. I bldwel~ a seven•point bUck. killed Iii Morgan ·Twp.; Clarr\ ,. · P,. DENNIS KIMES Hash, Rt. 1 VInton, ergh~point, PFC Dellnlo E. l.lmeJ, son Morcan Twp.; James Dawson, of Mr. and Mrs. Kennelb Columbus, seven·poln~ HLintjUmet of Hartford, W, Va. lngton Twp.; and Paul Herswill celebrate blo ZOib blrtil- man, Bidwell, Ill-point buck, day on Dee. !1. PFC l.lmeo killed tn Morson Twp. · 11 alalloaed tn Viel Nam wtlb Also included In the ftve dat tbe Ill IDf. Dlv. and recently totai was a deer cheeked by parlielpated lD Operallo• AI- Tomlinson last Monday. II was tleboro. I a six-point buck kiUed by Ow· en Callicoat, Ironton, tn Mor- The Broadway musical "Paint Your Wagon" written by Alan J.. Lerner and Frederick Lowe, fllll be preseted by Rio Grande College dramatists [)e. cember !, 9, and tO, "' Community Hall at the C?llege. Under the direction of Mer· lyn Ross, assistant professor of A program on winter care roses was given by Mrs. 's ~ nowdrn when the Rut:land I (;ar·den Club met at the of .'>Irs. Paul Wrnn recently. ~ rs. Snowden had as tnp1e, "How To Winter Roses, with a three-fold objective, · eluding insulating the ground, 1 n~ ulnting U1e tops of the roses, <Jnd to prevent rrushing by ice ilnd snow. She said roses should be pro- music and fine arts, the play'' befits the kind of life these pe"' theme centers around a gold pie had w lead. yet encompassrush commuruty whose miner, es the joys and sorrows of a are of the hard core variety certain breed ot man who fotMany of the incidents portray- I lowed the mining traits aod ed in tl>e show are taken from •ullered from "gold fever." actual records of a commumty l It begins with the discovery of between 1848 and 1853. The . gold at Rumson Creek, Calif., in story '' one of simplicity, , , . 1853. The onslaught of miners changes the little town Into • hooming Gold Rush camp. Bell Runsom, who made tbe original strike, has to act as the mayor and sheriff in a town where law stands in the way of men hav· ing fun, and added to this is tho fact that the loon's only female Is Runsom 's pretty Ill-year-old daughter, Jennifer. er. Sentinel: Hazel Harman " and Lucy Hartsook, Pages. "~e~nifer's presence ha~ I The chapter room was ap- . b1g . effect on the m9en:s feel· propriately decorated to carry 1 mgs and when she fall• m 1..,. out the new Worthy Matron 's I with Julio Valveras, the only theme, color Sky Blue and Sil· Mexican among the miners, • · ·I • t t V n On ChQp er l . 0 Es/ Ins tolls tected beginning with the mrd· die of Novemher and cones must not be cut spring. Later the protection! ver : emblem the Open Bible delegatioo is sent to tell Harmon, junior Past Patron, ~ presented her on be hall ol the The decision is made to thapter, her jewel. Junior Jenni(er to the east to schd;l( Past Patron Emmett Crace and as lhe stagecoach is teo.: ·o. 375, Order of Eastern Star re- was pre:sented a gill by hiS• ing, Cherry Jourdel and ~ ~lallation o! officers w1th approxi· !daughter, Mary K. Staml>augh. ; company of fandango g.rls m&!'~ 1d visitors witu ssing the most im- : M1 ss Connie Cross present~d lhe1r appear ance on Ule scene~ :uth Cross installed as Worthy Ma· : h~~- mother_ wi_th a gavel, a . Says Ross. "We hope ~o draw: as Worthy Patron. i gtlt o! lhe tamtly. 11s many persons as posstble and •pened by Hazel Harmon, retiring I Gues!!S includ<"d represent a· . lay a foundation for further mu• , tives ol chapters at Prol'tor· . sica! perform ances at the Col~ ·oduced were Clarice Sparling, De- vil lt>, Harrisonville, Hamden ,' lege oy ~ tting precedent." District 24; Mrs. Pearl Northup, Oak Hill, Welblon, Cheohire, Art drrector for the perrnrm• ,f Wes~irgin~a _in _Ohi~, ar~d ~~!: i ~ilkesville , Thurman , Evange· l ?nl'e is Th omas Lac~y , assistant De_P-1 . !.tne. Lawrence, South Pomt. 1professor of art. wtth Barbara D1s- ta Reynolds, orgamst: 0 p a I' Waterloo, Racine. Gallipolis.! F1sk. a gopho more from TakGPayne, Adah;_ Lavera Sayer, Columbus, and Wellsburg, W.i rna Park, Maryland. acting al was R~th : Ruth k:vans, Eslher; Va. j ass istant dtrector. e was , Ellzabe~l Cloud, Martha; Mar· A polhwk supper was served . The shnw is open to tht pub He a and ! garet S1mms, Electa; Mary durin~ a social hour that fol-' witlr tickets heing sold at Lhe Heston Has Delusion sof ~ 1 ! 1 Dick 1 Walker, Warder; Dewey Walk· !owed the installation. 1l 00 dnnr. .rgan~oduc· 1rder tlinel. kown GIRL SCOUT FLOAT- Girl Scouts of troops 174 and 208 ride l on a float prepared by the Scout~ themselves. Scout leaders of the h Mrs. J atk Carsey and Mr/i. Marvin Bert. Ruth D~:Show f:OD Today f:fl6f:25f:30- - ... WSAZ 10:30-Concentrat 1'\'~ lludd7 Slartllor ~ 7:~ Sleepy Jeffers 7:30- Buddy lilal'clMir 8,1108:30- Santa diitrlbuted several hundred sacks of randy to children as shown by the scene 1bove. CbUdren anxiously awaited their turn to greet old St. Nick. SANTA - Gift·A-Rama Launched By Santa Hundreds of persons swarmed the Pomeroy levee Saturday, bravilli the cold wind, to welcome Santa as he artlV· ed by boat. The Pomeroy merchants olfi· cialiy opened their "Gilt . A • Rama" Saturday will> the arrl· val of Santa and a parade con· sisting of local bands of tbe ar· ta, Birl and boy scoulll, local queellll, Mayor Charles Legar of Pomeroy, Mayor C. 0. Fish· er, Middleport and Representa· live Ralph Welker. The par&d< moved west on Mal!! St., picked up Santa, marched up Second St., and returned to Pomeroy Sl!lllor High School. Santa gave treats to several hundred kiddies on hand. Fol· lowln~ the parade, the first drawllll wu htld at 1 p.m., filth the_ nrst pi'\Zt of $50 gotng to Pauline Wolfe, RD :, Ra· cine; tile second prize of $25 10 Brad Johnson, Maaon, and live ~ prizes went to the lo!lowtng: Mr. BUI Joe Evans, Galilpolis; Betty Roll!h, RD I, Letart, W. Va.; Mrs. Ethel Collinl, 244 Pearl St., Middleport; Roy T. Kasper, Pomeroy, and Loll Clellnd, 1831 Lincoln Hellhll, PoDitiO)', Martin, po rade. The CountyMb Shuttle Ti • LS By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POl Nt'Mplper i!:atert>rlle AIID. tng his ftng• DEAR POLLY -All my a number of) fl!mlly live over 200 miles away mas season from our home. We believe made frame that children should bave of each his • mas in their own home, so Christmas llf means mailing gifts. My two hookl oa has a very large suitcase and on the w which she puts her Cifts for aU he has to family and takes II In the frame OVI!r tl !loti~. She lends H Jn the plug tn a momllll end I PI the lakes him abr tn the afternoon. When II orate his boa rives at the bua alatiOn, 1 1pernl two Ill the gifts we have for them even a week, the station. When I pick up MRS. J. C. fuU suitoase, I take it In I h DEAR POl. car, take her &iftt out and E. ),f, C. Ill the suilease with the gilts are sondtng. 11 Ia taken baclc ln!D lht bus and sent to my mother. One take,o care of everytbtn&. u POR I family isM to ~other tow.dl• WOJ w spend Chrtstmas, thlo Ia gond way to send "Santa" --~ head 10 the chllciren will see their gifts. _ ELLA ae· ..-_.. -..... w. . . . 1. ..au.w.. • POU..Y'S PROBLEM DEAR POU..Y - I am a cUI wllo liba to wear tbt new pmnaaent pre~~-... where I wort. ~pi••W lftllt lllllirll 'ff'l lllllllln .,... .. ~· lllwle. llMI 1111)'- liDow u _, way 11 I'I!IIIOYe lllaiU fhlll IIIII .,,. II ~n~~enf - JlMl5 f '"" I obltlolri!• aabABI ~rench 601 Second Ave. BIIPfillla v.- Merv Gritfill lllovte ""9 Gdllltb JZ:JO s 1 Je' 12:- An<l]l GrUfllb ~Willi - *d ...... r........ IUIO Pat Booae 1UO Hollywood SQ. I)Jck VBD 0,U i I ~,.,.._ News Cmtival The Rifleman C8Ddld Camera Man" for ·• ID011U!, ~ "The Jtlantia• Quonicles" ileiqg ~d a sta,ge In Paris. l.ove · ot Lit .Search Far 1k>mor 12:12:55 Nelli QUdlql.ttiJa ~\ 1:• D11P II " - J'&s J 2:31 Till .,.... a.u.. ,,., Daytime Show. ' flag ._ IQnHI.. .act Tomor. iLJihl llo.9J .... Golatll Soc. Securl\)' Buddy Sla*!r Cartoon Carnival t:OO Road Well 1'1 orld l'unll ..... ~oiiiiG-. a nme,. 01 women._ r.which I ~rted l .. .. . '. Caler ' 1:00 Ben IFatber..,.. a... eight . . 'bpd • . . . ailiilli.l ved by In the a:z.- ue- lalblnl FeJOD)' :squat Pejlroa l'lllcl Big Valley 11:• lui lor till 11:410 .Newa 11:15--11:10li:;JU ,1'ollf&bl1Sl'"'lt ..... Gllllgln L!land Modo News Late Sbow ~w--r ..... Mdlale'l _ , Iron llorae GrlfOOl . CBS Neft Non Liley • • 1:30-DIItt - . Ev. . . Showa Hew• \ ·-.-.,.t =-...... 1;111 OIIII!L ~ L====::=::::::::J. Dan & Son · ''Sen:••• !loa s:.e 11111'' HIAOQUAIITIU FOR BACK·TO· SO. SHOES ' llovta . . Slceite 'BIIim f I ff .· P tr • .IIJ•tlll&pa ~-~~ CBS 1\eporll FU&ilive JfiiiO ll::CIO News U:ltl11: 110. 'l'll!tafCII&IIillll . .Mov~e ... .. ~~ .'. ... ), '·•· ~ ., 11~ :'1 /' j • ' j 'l v,. ' ' + , -lAM ' .~,~ 'lboaiD IFamlil Tbeater ' ~ral LIGIY. m 'Tbe N - • meetp, m.• lDm Sbadowa 'Where ........ . .Addama Fllllill . :. t;_: &veaiq §' I I ~m;:·~~~~~ I:GO " wlll l served ra. .. ~ ···. .. tiews J,fteJII 1:• UTILE LADIES LOVE ":>tttft.~.l!'IIJ · f:• G0spelli1IIJP!II ~Ion I ...' ._,, • 1:10 M. Ow-n 'Ill_.'!,!~~ ~~ D '"'·"' ,(i""'"· ' . ,y·.... 'I :'_WI .,_ ABC Staat ff •=• B. 11184 ~::: . . . . . ' ···- •. •. . '·. n:" 11:»- ..··.~~~ro: '.1'1'' •• .11r. C»n 11 ..'··""' .. . . 1::CIO fiOier 8ttr .JIIIa . 'f:IO U.N.C.L.L Daklarl Newa RIID llulld,y ~"" letter School ·· ~· ··· 1:00 . . . . weatller ,.... Have Gun .... e. ' 111an nwtDI AIKI1 Mrs. I titled , pray· 1 . . 01 Nl&bl p...... llllaln &:oo-Newa 1:00 Movlo 1:»- Choir . I p..,. Marge ; r Miss · lelping ·TeD~ Evenills Sbowa 7:110- p.m. ' JLove Of Llle • PTA meet· ~ 6\ovlo A-IWUI Wemtil I ftm ......... - f:W Motll 1 WIITN n-D '"' Anolller ..... "' 11!11 1INII 3;~ ..... 1:.10 You~ S., lildp Of Nl&bl uo-Nelll !ariel· . fttwl) wee l:llli 1:55 Newa 1:»- plam ; : "There 'WSS .g(lii!J 'lo be • vie 01 Uuit;" 8radbury I "but Mlll'iner IV ruined it. pictures thoweti no 'life 011 the producers deeidei 'lilt make it. 'r ll _....,, as I re!Kier 01 my 'book lmowo, was just a if&dtuy.•• 'h!Nt1Jt ~ 7 1 ; Con I ·odust-' . , Qriffjl Ufll Girl Talk 1:.. Jlid.DIIf ._ Gilt Talk 1:30 La'l ll*e AI World hill .,. ''" ,,...IIIU 01111'81'" mrer; •' 12:311 SwiDIIJ!W CL 4:00 Mr. Carlooa atrun: atron; ; Ma· · 1: oo'l'umalh rage 1:30 .Mate " :Ball' 'AI 'W•ll Tuml Y.Si 1'le1n I The Blllema llldl Love ot Lll1l Beverly hiibil!ei Qe14 - :E~J.Ibe lwl.aulhor <IKilllbl"''Y' "Tbe 12:55-Newa '1111 ·Dati~~ 0.. DoiD lleed CAndid Camera 12~ POLLY'S POINTERS Beverll 10:110-Eye Guess 10:2$-Newa 10:30--ConcenL 12:oo-Jeopardy us- 'MO\'Ie CartOon CarniVal 1:00 Dialing . Dollar Secret Storm 9:30Jackie ObllDger JZ:t»-Jeo~ Clll'III'Ni .Men Gdlfill Fallb Buddy llarobar .ovina 11 :DO Pal Boone , , - . <Qnlf!l!h 11:311 HoUywoocl SQ.J lill'* lla Dyb Life o f - 7:ll-1'etll7 7:0$- Naoy 'll'llm 1 SJaal7 Jatten 1 t:DO DlallDg .llollal ...... .1iD1!m 1:361 ....,attnpr JO:oo-Eye Gueu 10:25-Newa &,_Corn Cob J l:oo1:30- Daylirile Show. Virgil AB fur ....., of J1ls -1.1¥· '"•'• 7:. P!"'e! .8oaD1 Jeriallll 1:00 1:30- :DI!k IF, TrGop . '1'be Dating G - IBew.llclled 'Tbet Girl ;ltm j . 2 to 14-$5.00 to $8.00 ......... . , eMiin Floor w•_.~ City "Presi Ph. 446 3291 · her and theme, "Bread ot Life." ' father that he had best ''dfl: something about their seriou4 Laura Brown, niece of Hazel romance.'• f t./ .~' ., ..,,,"" ,(""\ff ,_.,. I l•ce rs ,J ~' !]J~. Popular Picture of TV, Movie Star is Not Fair ·--- Chofce.of euddly, warm cotton or easy • care Q1ll1ted ·eylon wltb daiDty lace or embroidered trtJu;:la..a 'flri4!ty .of colors. All machine- wash- lbl.. �. .. • ..-» J • .. •··~ ' ' ·- -- ---... _ __.,;"'"'"'i!>" " i • ,',., M'usical, 'Point Your Wagon' Com-e$ · 1Dec. 8-9-10 by Rio Grande Players How to Winter Roses r ~ ) The Broadway musical "Paintl music and fine arts, the play'< befits the kind of life these peofi, Your Wagon" written by Alan theme centers around a gold pie had w lead. yet encompassf J. Lerner and Frederick Lowe, rush communit¥ who!ie miner~ es the joys and sorrows of a ; will be preseted by Rio are of the hard core variety .I certain breed ol man who loJ. \ Grande College dramatists De- Many of the incidents portray-1llowed the mining trails and cember 8, 9, and 10, il'l Commu- ed in the show are taken from , s;uffered from "gold fever." . nity Hall at the College. actual records of a commumty i It begms with the dJSoovery of Under the direction of Mer- between 1848 and 185:1. The: gold •t Rumsool Creek, Calif., in lyn Ross, assistant professor of story lS one of simplicity, a;; 1853. The onslaught of miners A program on winter care of roses was given by Mrs. Roy Snowden when the Rutland Garden Club 91et at the home of Mrs. Paul Winn recently. Mrs. Snowden had as her lopit, "How To Winter Roses, • wilh a three-fo ld objective, in· cl11ding insulating the ground, msulating the tops of lhe roses, and to prevent rrushing by ice .~~nd snow. She sa id roses should be pro· lccted beginning with Jhe middle of November and that cone9 must not be cut until !pring, Later the protection mily he removed a little at a llfTlt', in r·1 1e 'i f!rmg. The mert1ng was opened t>y, the pn·~ident, Mrs. Clarenc(l j .\l urray. Member!i answered! roJI call With a fall chore. · HqJorts on th~ JRutland Flower ! :-:11r,w and the County show· were ·-- ' t c t h Vl n On Qp er er, Sentinel: Hazel Harman and Lucy Hartsook, Pages. " ~e~nifer's presence ha~ I The chapter room was ap- . b1g effect on the m9en.s feel .. . ._ propriately decorated to carry 1 m~s and. when she falls m II>Va ~ out the new Worthy Matron'~ w1th_ .Julio Valveras, t~ onlJ theme, color Sky Blue and Sil· Mex1ca? among lhe mmers, • ver: emblem the Open Bible, delegatoon IS s.nt to tell .~er and theme, "Bread ol Life." lather that hr had best lfli: f something about their ser.iogf .( Laura Brown, niece of Hazel i romance." ·: Harmon, junior Past Patron, .. ~ pres<nted her on behalf ol the ' The decision is made to s~ chapter, her jewel. Junior , Jenmfer to the ea!'!t to scbo!)l~ Pa.st Patron Emmett Cra1.-e and as the stagecoach is leav~ Vinton Chapter, No. 375, Order of Eastern Star re- was presented a gift )y hiS . ing, Cherry Jo,.del and Het. cently hed its annual installation of officers with (l.pproxi· da_ughte~. ~ary . K. Stambaugh. : company r.an~ango girls m~~ mil l.ely 100 memb-ers and visitors witl.• ssing the most im· M1 ~s Cunn1e Cro~s presented the1r appear<:~ ra.: e on the scene~ prt>hs.ive ceremony of Ruth Cross installed as Worthy Ma- h~r mulller Wl_th a gavel, a Says Ro~s . "We hope ~o draw; trun , and Virgil Cross as Worthy Patron. g1ft of the tam1ly . ~ a~ many person!i as pos.~ 1ble and The chapter was opened by Hazel Harmon, retiring ! Guesls indudt-"d representa. · lay a founda11on for further mu~ Worth y Matron. ; tives of chaplcrs at Prnl'lur- , s1ral performances at tht Cot.:. Grand officers introduced were Clarice Sparling. De· i vJJJ(->, i-larrisoovJlle, Harnden, · lege oy sdtmg preredent._" putv Grand Matron of District 24: Mrs. Pearl Northup, 1 Oak Hi ll, Wellston, Cheshire, Art director for the perform· Gr~lnd Representative of West Virginia in Ohio, and Ber· : Wilkesville. 1lJUrman. E\'ange- 1 ance 1s Thomas Lacey , a~sistant niC'e Hoffman, District Dep· l ~- - -- --- --- ---- 1!ine, Lawrence, South Point. professor or art, with Barbara 1 uty Granrl Matron of Dis-~ ta Reynolds, organist; 0 p a 1 Waterloo, Racine, Gallipolis, F'1sk.. a sophomore rrom Tak~ tn cl 25. Payne, Adah; Uvera Sayer, Columbus, and Wellsburg, W.1ma Park, Maryland, acting as Th . l \1' ff Ruth: Ruth Evans, Esther; Va. i assistant director. , eMms aHmgh 0 ocderh was Elizabeth Cloud, .Martha; Mar· A pollur k supper was served ' The show is open to the public 1~1rs. ary ug es an s e was s· El M . · · · · d lJ M h 1 5 b d gare 1 1mms, ecta: ary durmg a sor.1al hour that fol-' With tickets being sold at lhe 5 Walker, Warder; Dewey Walk· 1!vwed the installation. door . OC~sl· yslsstet ewarYt ; aCrhsa ap1am. a raDank 1c '· iiiiiiiiiiiiooii-..;.....;.._ _;_...;,...;..;,.;;:~;,;;;;-iiio_.;,;;:;,;. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ Sayer; Lucy Hartsook, organ- 'I 1::>\; Hazl'i Harmon, Conduclrt"Ss; Verna Gleason, Warder, 1 and Emmett Cruce, Sentinel. · Soloist~ were Laura Brown ' and Paul Parkins. 0 Es In5ta ll5 New Offl'cers 1 o: ~1ven. Pkm.s were made for a Christ. I m;,s party and dinner to be held 1 IJPc. 14 with dinner at the Mar· 1m . Mrs. Hot>ert Reibel, Mrs. Jonah Colter ill and !\Irs. Jack Hrii}.'Wn will he hoste~ses for !he party l'ollowing the dinnl:!r. Pl:ms also were made lo take gilts and table arra ngemenls 1,1 1he Good Luck Garden Club changes the little town Into . ·; booming Gold Rush camp. B<!ll RWJsom, who made tbe origiDil strike, has to act as the mayor and sheriff in a town where law stands in the way of men hav• ing fun, and added to this i~ the fact that the w.n's only female is Runsom's pretty 16-year-i>.ld daughter, J.ennif~r. 'I I 1 Rl,ct(Q rd-crandal Nuptial Mass Read November 26 illn. RupfJert Joseph Crmulol at Alh•ns Hospital. Mn Cush .fohns lon reportet.l on things w do in DPt:ember which included . planting Watrr lilii."S and other l l'ipring bulbs, some pruning to : br- done and trePs aud shrubs· plonted. ' The club will presen t the r;"Jdio program for January ov· 'l er WMPO. The traveling prize . MASON - St. ,JIJSpl·h's ro~ l'.s . She alSI'! carried an Lewis of Pt. Pleasant. ] Officers installed were: Ruth brought by Mrs. C. E. Bishop Church ~~·~~ the srene nf lh e JVOI'Y srulp:urcd rosury whic:h · Lighting the candles and a1· Cross, Worthy Matron; V1rg1l was won by Mrs. Rohsun . weddin~: of .\1is~ Mary Ann t,l•lunb;c·d to hN fat/JN. tar servr·rs were La rry Frey Cross, Worthy Patron; Lovma f{efre shments were served Oy:Hi<"k<J nl11l Ut<Jrt, W.Va . and . TIH' bndt 's mr11li uf honor and (Jary Tctleseo, both of New Swisher, Associate Matron; 1 1 the hostess. Guests were Mrs.] HurpcJt .Jnst· ph Cra ndol, 1;£ l't. WJS !~everly Arn!•tl of Col um·' Jia\lf'n. Yliss Donna HJurk 1Max Barnes, Associate Patron; : Max Davis and Mrs. Or lien , Plea~ant, Snttlrday, Nt~v . 26, at bus, Ohio. The ut!J t·r brides- Iof Pomeroy regi5tered the ,\1axine Marrs, Secretary; Ma- ' Nelson. Other members attend- 11 a. m. mmds WPre Maxme Rirkard, 1guests. ' ry K. Stambaugh, Treasurt!r; i lng were Mrs. June Nicholson,: Th 1• bride is the dnu~hter of 1 her sistrr. Donna Crow of 1 A recept ion fur the guests Juanita Hall, Conductress; Con-, Mrs. Charlf'~ Foley. Mrs C~ O. !)Ar. :md Mrs. Edw<.~rd Rickard J•omeruy; Kathy Hesson and wa .~ l1eld_ m St. Joseph' s Hall 1me Cross, Associate Coodust-· Chapman, Mrs. Russt"\! L1ttle of Ll.'ta rt. Tl1e ~room's parents Mrs. Bill Lluyll, !.HJth her cous< immediately fullowm g the cer- ress; Eleanor \\bite, Chaplam; i rmd Mrs. Virgil Atkins. [a re the late Mr. and :>.lrs. Wil· u.-: . iemony where ~e bride's table 1Mona Bartley, Marshal; Marie!- ~ liarn Crandol of Pt. Plt"a'ia llt. I . ' m~ld or honor and the 11 W~S ('~Vered Wllh ~ _lovely ! -----The Rev. Father II. A. l!yan ' UJ ,.;c,matds . wore flnor JengUJ Jn sh Imen cloth. \\oven m the ' ctle!Jratr>d the nupllal marriage guw.ns u( m1dn1ght blue. The 1 co~1·r 1s well known mol1fs _of I rn.:~ s s which WU!i a double ring bot.l1ce was of scroll ed velvet ; lnsh art and emblematiC fig. cel·l'nllmy . The alt <Jr was decor- lentunng a batteau neckline lures of VIeWS ;md figures of ! ated with llilskets of wt1itc> glad· and t.:lb?w li·ngth sleeves of : Ireland. Centere~ in the ta~le 1 • . . inli and mu ·n.;; and two sin~le 1 bt>ll design <Hid lht.! emp1re wa;; the three tiered wf'ddmg Mr. and Mrs. Dr! Williams o! ~ c.,ndei<J hra , ::JI.'U) large whitc i1S ktrl was of ma!rh~r1g blue j('llke topped with a silver cross ! 1,11~1 Clnrk Ave., .Bellflower, lmum_s and bows of whnr sn tin . Jsati n. .Thei.r h~adp1e<·rs were or la.nd rings,_ sym~lizmg tht! The_ Racine Elementary PTA Calif., are nnnouncmg the Pews wert" de('orated with mah·hmg JJius10n and accenled marriage m Chnst. On each 1held 1ts regular monthly meet· . m~.rriage of their daughl~r, sprays nf lily of the r JI!t•y. :by u velvet bow. Each carried sJde of the cake were candles ing on Nov. 20 at 7·30 p. m. Adele, to Mr .. John D.. HilL I Wedding music was pre~ent- l <l bouquet r,r whJie r;lrnatwns lwhich were lighted white tbe w1th the pledge to the flag · s~~ of Mrs. Elizabeth }h,ll . of Ieli by Ross Frey of New Hav- 1edged i~ blue. ., 1bride and gr~om cut ttleir cake. led by Joy Hill. 8 .;, Second Avenue, Galllpohs. en \V y, org·JnJ·st an' Earl The little fl ower gu l was ·Thr. _other tables were center- 1.1 M hod. t J . Ch. · k 1 · · .... • · ' ... L. • . . . 1e et 1s umor oll' Th . e marnage too pace on Diehl ar Snulh Charleston , W. J'i a Van Meter uf 1\lason, the e~ \\>lth florJI pl~ces of while sang ''Come Ye Thankful Peo- : Fnday, December 2nd at Bf'Jl. , Va., wa s Ihe voca list. Mr. Diehl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul i w1th a tourh of plllk <Jnd green · ple Come , led by Mrs . Marge ! flower, Rev. Lynch of Orange, s'n'-' ··Ave M:Jria ,, ••rams An· Van Meter. ShP wore a fluor ,accent. IK· bl ' . d '"' M·· : ''· 1"1 . I ed II 1e cere· ;geJicus,'' •·" o . I I d·Jess: _of y,.·h·1~e velvet I Mrs. Gary c·bb· . I om er, accompame '-J!Ornla, perorm and '··on ' This Oily Oh 1_rngtl .1 s was J ostes~ ~ Sandra Baile. Also ~,he! inLSS ·. mony. Dea ut.f1 u1 1v10 "lher. , lnud1ce and sk1rt. Qf !my flower- ~ for P g . . the recrpt1on. Oth('rs as- j was Mrs RutYh 11,oII e _The groom attended . W<~ham:J I Given in marriage hv her · ed brorade. satm. On her head 1S l~t mg her were ~r s .. Karl · · . 1f1gh school, and Gal!ta Acad. f 11 wa s :\ da1nty crown roverL d Wiles, Mrs. Hobert Gurt1s, Mrs. Devotions were led by Mrs. .d · I 1 1 Pmy High school. lie h:1s com- Ia 1 ~r .. t Jle Jr; e was mos l : with lily of the valley. Her i' Edward Hy<m, Mary Barbara Kimbler with a poem pleted three .v~_ars in the Arm- 1f0 '"1·.Y JJdl "1r 11~~or Jengtdh go~n 1flowN bas ket wa~; fill ed with Nollegee, Mrs . Waller Weny !"Say So'' followed by a pray· . · as wme o w 11te peau e ~o1e . . · · · t'd as a machm1 sl. The couple Th, ld d r . b< d' , . · 1 :ed rose petals whJc\a she damt· ran.d Mr ~. Leon~rd Sm1thson. er by Hev. John Khnbler. l.'d as a mahini:-lt. The couple h. tel m~ ~l L m~lre b 1. iCC W<l~ 1ly . slrc.w over the r_arpf'l of M1 ss Ch~rlen_~ f>tehl_ servt>d thc :l The school carnival, whi"o,hll 1 ~, 1 ilg ~~. l:dt e sa nna ueck : satm, Just twrore th.e bidc's 1<:ake, M1 ss Ji.. Jien Wiles, served was held Nov. 4, was a W1ll reside in Bellflnwcr·. imt , f'IHI~;~ ( Tl wAltl;. nlen~~.11 l entrance. !the punch and Miss Kay Me-- cess, with $138 .18 report~ arr mo 1 s. lf' · me S 11 t The little ring bearer was · Gowan served the coffee. made. llPnders Turnfrrun ~·as l'nhanced by alenrnn mo· iraul Nollegee of Mason, son The bride's traveling costume The president read a II k · 'V 1 t.f.~ . Her long Wntteau lrum wa s Iof Mrs Mary Barbara .Nollegee was a two· piece suit of royal from Bob Byer on the School 00 11 .' " 1 ovt>m Je~ . caught by a hnw ot the shoulr.l- He wa.s dressed in white and 1blue with black ac(·essories and Patrol Circulation at the GaliJfl ars " • acc•nt•d · . 0 n e·at·h Sl'd e 1rarr]('d . . . . ~ · · " 11' 1 L Lthe hnde and goom's • her flowers were wh1te carna- Th meeting was then utrne•o11 ((}un ly· D1stnct L1br{lrv• dljJped ·1 wI 11 • th e a. 1,cnron 1nee. II er 1111· 1 · rmgs . . . edged 1tllons. • e on a plllow vf satm 1 over to Rev Kimbler who durino November over the same 1 d ')k ·11 · · ·1 · · · · · rnnn 11~ in 1965. The 1otal lo~s ~· lp~lrdeb 5I fl I UISiolnt \Ci Wfl•s l With lace. . ! TheJr new address Is 99 Dar. ~poke on Thank.sglving. • l( Y a ora P a ea u acr.enlo* Frank Capehart rn e_f Pomt len Ave., Columbus. talk was appreciated. The next season ' and dtscusSPd the ed b · 1 d 1 1 d 1 Th b " d · · · ,; 1 Y pe.Ir an crys n rop- , Pleasant served a~ best man e n e 1s a graduate of room count was a tJe with showrd a. loss of 405.· and Ihe ·1~ 1s. Tl le bn"de•s co1onra · 1 dc- : Ushers were ' . · 1 p H" · F'..dward Rickard, omeroy 1gh School and C~ grades 1 and 4 having etght bookmohl!e 746.. . slgn bouquet was lily of the 1Jr. , brother of the bride· Max )Jumbus Business University. eaCh. Totnl rm.:ulauon ,1t I he mam valley re te d "th h't IF" h · ' · ISh · 1 d b . ·-· -_ - ~- ..-~e ~~ --~- ~ e__~ er of ~olumhus and Mike • e Js e~p oye y t he M"l1ler Hefrcshments were served by IJ~ ra ry w~s 4 ,5~8 comparrd --- - - --- - - - ---- --- Conslructwn Company, Colum- the Fifth grade mothers in Ute · -.th 4.%3 on 196.o. On the book· bus h 1 1 te · I mohilr the figures were )1,48! r , , OWer . tVen rs. On !Win The groom i• a graduate ol '\~~ ~~r~t~:; program wtll l lor the past. month comparro Point Pleasant High School and be U1e theme of the next mee~ woth 12.2211_ m 1965: The Iota! I M 1 . , is attending Columbus Sthool at ing on Dec. 18 at 7:30 , m., l c1rculrltmn m both dtv1smns w~!l ed ~ hr onald :euter entertam· rKathy McEihmney, Mrs. Mar- Drafting. He is employed by with a 5Dc gift exehange.P I 16,040 compared to 17,191 1r. 1 ; t ~ stor sh_ower recent- garet Russell, Mrs. Thelma Westinghouse Corporation Co· Refreshments will be served ' 1y rmonng hf'r sister, Mrs. Collins, Miss Nellie November 1965. Zerkle I b ' Don Erwin at the Middleport 1.1"155 . :11 II" M Gh , 1 N urn us. by the 4th Grade mothers. . • • o 1e c ee, n rs. a- Among out of town guests at Legion Holt omi Floyd, Miss Martte Nich-, the wedding were Mrs Donald R • d S ,:·; W ., " olson M" Ch 1 tt D ·d . · etlre ergeant J.llj •. • 1 189 1 - rPfl JVe rr er11 Attending wPre ~rs. Dorothv l • aro e av sun, Wilson and daughter, Barbara, • •• • .?JI To Meet Dec. 1Otll 1 r\ichnlson, 1\!rs. Jcn Cheshire, , Mrs. Helen Shuler, Mrs. Kalh· of New Wilmington, Pa.; Mr. J'uulmg family The Creative Writing Group · M". Chester Erwin, Mrs. Lee' ryn Brown, M". Kay Rail and and Mrs. Charles Arnett, Cam· S.-Sgl Clarence Ral>ertll will meet Saturday evening, De·J Smith, Miss Sharnh Bechtle, IMrs. Leonard Reea. bridge, Ohio; Miss Elizabeth ~nght, who recently returned rtmhrr lOth, at 7:30 at the ~r~ . Dexter, Erwin, Mrs. Rol· j Game!l were played with Ryan, Charles~on, W. Va.; Mr.. rom. a 13-m~nth. ~~ of . home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, lm Wolf_!;_-lf1rs. f.laine-: -Miller, rrizes won by Mis.'\1 Sharon and Mrs. Dav1d Brown and m Vietnam, ts ~ISitin~ his Sr. . 60! First Av~ .. GalliPoli• Mrs. f,iilb~r JmbiJden, M is Glaze, Mrs. Lois McElhinney, Anne M. Rickard, Columbug; mother, Mrs, LUbe Wrtgbl, Mrs. Velma · Pikko]a will he the Lilly .l'l!b~ MJss . Cha_r· and Mrs. Lee SmiUt Door Miss Alma Dudding, N1tro, W. brothers and sisters, and hnstess. , · . lotte lmbod,n, · Jilrsc prize was won by Sarah Bcch· Va.; Mr._ and Mrs, Earl D1ehl relatiVes. . Followmg the Christmas pro- H•lldric~$, Mrs. He!~ · "lliiad, tie. and family, South Charleston, He 1s now retired from gram, orl~inalmanusrripts will Mrs. Zelia Riley, Mis. Marilyn Refresh t 1 d . h . IW. Va.; MfR. Max Crum, Mor- Army after 20 years sen,io:e. · be r";ad and' evaluatecr. . Anyone Swan, Mrs: Maxine R'u~ll , , k · m~n 8 0 san WIC. es, gantown, W. Va.; Mrs. Fr~d He was discharged on Dec. i• w•lcome to come wtth nr Kayte: Ru!sell, Miss , ilJiaran c~ e, punc ' coffee and mmts Anderson and Mrs. Franklin wtth the rank of staff oertjtatll without a manuscript. For in· , Glaie Mrs!' zaiia Wililie 'Mrs. ~ere served. Scyre, Parkersburg; Mr. Joe After a visit here he will formation call M"- Mary. 1•. Mary' Bailey, Miss Mibel ~11<1· Nagle, Baston, Mass.; Mary L. Phoenix. Ariz., to join bfs LewiS, Rio Grande, 245-5523. Idell, ·Mrs, Janet Balin, ·· ~ATIEND FESTIVM. Rickard, Ironton; Mrs. Kermll and son and daughter, TID:IIIIY 1 . Marforie Oliver, M.,, Martha Walwn, Brenda Potts, Mr. and and Debby. They wU1 HAVE DINNER GUEST Childs. Mrs. Sylvia Bowi.-s The ~nnual fall festival oi l Mrs. James Diehl, Jo EDen and their home there. . S . · Ma : the Salisbury PTA held re- 1 Charlene, Mr. and Mrs Rlcb- He expects to begin ..altllng Tha~ksglvlnR Day guest,s lor Mt:tJ_, !j~tt~ CJ,rc, !llrs, '· rtha <cntly was well attended and Poulin, Mr. and M~. Ray in science in February,-· a turkey dtnner at•the home· of Chamherr, , Mrs Don,; !il;"lerl a success according to Mr.. Mayer and Nancy Ja, Mr. and ,. Mr. A1H' Mrs' Flo.}ld D. ~e!Jer, !ofl'f._ frl•>~lh~-m~J~s.- WIIJiarl\ Ohlinger, president. Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mr. an,d GIVE DINNER ~ute 2, ~g Boi!'Jm, , ~Mel'<! J.U:,: d"~~f. rs~9ij. , 1t;~· ,S~c ••pressed her appreciation M". !llarles Persinger and Mr. and Mrs. OtiJ BallleJ ' · i\ma a K~r1 r, ·.,OJ" in(,. , , W ' L~n , t9 'Ill who contributed II' helpo Kilty, Mrs. Harry Bailey and tertatned wltb 1 dinner and ~i's, Rabefi~"''Mid, Rb)li· ry \!!iJI:w11; . · ral~"f'ec , ."9 1n f9Y way. The December Debbie, Mrs. Thomas Hysell, home Friday ev ·~= lis Ka~~~f. Mr, and ·M.rt;, '1-I'Y' tie, _,Mr!l;': !Jlhi)d~ ~ · ~ 'M~ I Ijlqj!tln~' of lhe PTA has been Mrs .. Tam Crow, Jr., Mrs, Lil· were Mr. and ~ey \ Smltjl. Lln6a, lloribld ,a~}ilie.- ~ ~·~l!Jnd, ~~~~· ·, . ~~ Cltncelled due to !be Christmas lie Hauck and Mrs Fraat Smith Raelne lllr llld )ln. all Ol)'omeroy !.'!~ ;'Jl~. ,.~Jld '!l~~lllle, Mk MU~red; • ~pl; ~roglam'; at tile lt'ltbfJI, whleh, Eppl,, ali of Pom~y. and 1)11 Baney, ~==;II Mrs. William Stra~ss, MahJ!a Mr!: Eva_ Struble~ ' ~l:. ~iill}': ~lll-be Tuesday, Deeember 20, jMr. and ,Mrs. A. Jle!Son of 000 Mr. and Mrl, and·John , ~·v~: ol llelp~, ' ,. o\rclier, Mbs DebbJe/W'O!fe'\.M!dl et, 7:~ P,· 111. • Va. • 'llielu, ZIDMYWa. 1East Bank; ¢ ' ' . ._ 1 ,. 1 I 1 .. <' ' l ' 'i · I{".' I '' -- --1 PTA Meets on N lO ov. at Ractne School In California I t:'t: '!!'.: !!'i ...... !!'.... .. ............ ; .. ! 't .... t:taast: r i i I !I fi r. I I !I; r~~· r I; t I~r rA II! i 1 - r i u J I ! fi ~ 1 • • I i Sto k Sh G' M D f , At Mtddleport American Legion Hal/ 'I r: I I n ll t fl ,,, • ·' J ·i ll I 'I lr!'"•j I UnLE LADIES LOVE ; ·, • 1 2 to 14-$5.00 to $8.00 lard ::.a- 1 w, ' '" o. \ 'wesi "· ·~: l;r .... 1 Adele Wt'llt'ams WedsF,,'day • l ' . e.Miin Floor Cllolc& of ·.~dtlly,: warm cotton or.·easy • care quilted ·llfloa witll dainty lace or ~mbroidered ll'lliJia:la.& ftriety of eolOI'S. All machiJle- wash- 11111. . . ...._ _ _...;.._.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.. . . •\. -· Iii(, �. .. • ..-» J • .. •··~ ' ' ·- -- ---... _ __.,;"'"'"'i!>" " i • ,',., M'usical, 'Point Your Wagon' Com-e$ · 1Dec. 8-9-10 by Rio Grande Players How to Winter Roses r ~ ) The Broadway musical "Paintl music and fine arts, the play'< befits the kind of life these peofi, Your Wagon" written by Alan theme centers around a gold pie had w lead. yet encompassf J. Lerner and Frederick Lowe, rush communit¥ who!ie miner~ es the joys and sorrows of a ; will be preseted by Rio are of the hard core variety .I certain breed ol man who loJ. \ Grande College dramatists De- Many of the incidents portray-1llowed the mining trails and cember 8, 9, and 10, il'l Commu- ed in the show are taken from , s;uffered from "gold fever." . nity Hall at the College. actual records of a commumty i It begms with the dJSoovery of Under the direction of Mer- between 1848 and 185:1. The: gold •t Rumsool Creek, Calif., in lyn Ross, assistant professor of story lS one of simplicity, a;; 1853. The onslaught of miners A program on winter care of roses was given by Mrs. Roy Snowden when the Rutland Garden Club 91et at the home of Mrs. Paul Winn recently. Mrs. Snowden had as her lopit, "How To Winter Roses, • wilh a three-fo ld objective, in· cl11ding insulating the ground, msulating the tops of lhe roses, and to prevent rrushing by ice .~~nd snow. She sa id roses should be pro· lccted beginning with Jhe middle of November and that cone9 must not be cut until !pring, Later the protection mily he removed a little at a llfTlt', in r·1 1e 'i f!rmg. The mert1ng was opened t>y, the pn·~ident, Mrs. Clarenc(l j .\l urray. Member!i answered! roJI call With a fall chore. · HqJorts on th~ JRutland Flower ! :-:11r,w and the County show· were ·-- ' t c t h Vl n On Qp er er, Sentinel: Hazel Harman and Lucy Hartsook, Pages. " ~e~nifer's presence ha~ I The chapter room was ap- . b1g effect on the m9en.s feel .. . ._ propriately decorated to carry 1 m~s and. when she falls m II>Va ~ out the new Worthy Matron'~ w1th_ .Julio Valveras, t~ onlJ theme, color Sky Blue and Sil· Mex1ca? among lhe mmers, • ver: emblem the Open Bible, delegatoon IS s.nt to tell .~er and theme, "Bread ol Life." lather that hr had best lfli: f something about their ser.iogf .( Laura Brown, niece of Hazel i romance." ·: Harmon, junior Past Patron, .. ~ pres<nted her on behalf ol the ' The decision is made to s~ chapter, her jewel. Junior , Jenmfer to the ea!'!t to scbo!)l~ Pa.st Patron Emmett Cra1.-e and as the stagecoach is leav~ Vinton Chapter, No. 375, Order of Eastern Star re- was presented a gift )y hiS . ing, Cherry Jo,.del and Het. cently hed its annual installation of officers with (l.pproxi· da_ughte~. ~ary . K. Stambaugh. : company r.an~ango girls m~~ mil l.ely 100 memb-ers and visitors witl.• ssing the most im· M1 ~s Cunn1e Cro~s presented the1r appear<:~ ra.: e on the scene~ prt>hs.ive ceremony of Ruth Cross installed as Worthy Ma- h~r mulller Wl_th a gavel, a Says Ro~s . "We hope ~o draw; trun , and Virgil Cross as Worthy Patron. g1ft of the tam1ly . ~ a~ many person!i as pos.~ 1ble and The chapter was opened by Hazel Harmon, retiring ! Guesls indudt-"d representa. · lay a founda11on for further mu~ Worth y Matron. ; tives of chaplcrs at Prnl'lur- , s1ral performances at tht Cot.:. Grand officers introduced were Clarice Sparling. De· i vJJJ(->, i-larrisoovJlle, Harnden, · lege oy sdtmg preredent._" putv Grand Matron of District 24: Mrs. Pearl Northup, 1 Oak Hi ll, Wellston, Cheshire, Art director for the perform· Gr~lnd Representative of West Virginia in Ohio, and Ber· : Wilkesville. 1lJUrman. E\'ange- 1 ance 1s Thomas Lacey , a~sistant niC'e Hoffman, District Dep· l ~- - -- --- --- ---- 1!ine, Lawrence, South Point. professor or art, with Barbara 1 uty Granrl Matron of Dis-~ ta Reynolds, organist; 0 p a 1 Waterloo, Racine, Gallipolis, F'1sk.. a sophomore rrom Tak~ tn cl 25. Payne, Adah; Uvera Sayer, Columbus, and Wellsburg, W.1ma Park, Maryland, acting as Th . l \1' ff Ruth: Ruth Evans, Esther; Va. i assistant director. , eMms aHmgh 0 ocderh was Elizabeth Cloud, .Martha; Mar· A pollur k supper was served ' The show is open to the public 1~1rs. ary ug es an s e was s· El M . · · · · d lJ M h 1 5 b d gare 1 1mms, ecta: ary durmg a sor.1al hour that fol-' With tickets being sold at lhe 5 Walker, Warder; Dewey Walk· 1!vwed the installation. door . OC~sl· yslsstet ewarYt ; aCrhsa ap1am. a raDank 1c '· iiiiiiiiiiiiooii-..;.....;.._ _;_...;,...;..;,.;;:~;,;;;;-iiio_.;,;;:;,;. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ Sayer; Lucy Hartsook, organ- 'I 1::>\; Hazl'i Harmon, Conduclrt"Ss; Verna Gleason, Warder, 1 and Emmett Cruce, Sentinel. · Soloist~ were Laura Brown ' and Paul Parkins. 0 Es In5ta ll5 New Offl'cers 1 o: ~1ven. Pkm.s were made for a Christ. I m;,s party and dinner to be held 1 IJPc. 14 with dinner at the Mar· 1m . Mrs. Hot>ert Reibel, Mrs. Jonah Colter ill and !\Irs. Jack Hrii}.'Wn will he hoste~ses for !he party l'ollowing the dinnl:!r. Pl:ms also were made lo take gilts and table arra ngemenls 1,1 1he Good Luck Garden Club changes the little town Into . ·; booming Gold Rush camp. B<!ll RWJsom, who made tbe origiDil strike, has to act as the mayor and sheriff in a town where law stands in the way of men hav• ing fun, and added to this i~ the fact that the w.n's only female is Runsom's pretty 16-year-i>.ld daughter, J.ennif~r. 'I I 1 Rl,ct(Q rd-crandal Nuptial Mass Read November 26 illn. RupfJert Joseph Crmulol at Alh•ns Hospital. Mn Cush .fohns lon reportet.l on things w do in DPt:ember which included . planting Watrr lilii."S and other l l'ipring bulbs, some pruning to : br- done and trePs aud shrubs· plonted. ' The club will presen t the r;"Jdio program for January ov· 'l er WMPO. The traveling prize . MASON - St. ,JIJSpl·h's ro~ l'.s . She alSI'! carried an Lewis of Pt. Pleasant. ] Officers installed were: Ruth brought by Mrs. C. E. Bishop Church ~~·~~ the srene nf lh e JVOI'Y srulp:urcd rosury whic:h · Lighting the candles and a1· Cross, Worthy Matron; V1rg1l was won by Mrs. Rohsun . weddin~: of .\1is~ Mary Ann t,l•lunb;c·d to hN fat/JN. tar servr·rs were La rry Frey Cross, Worthy Patron; Lovma f{efre shments were served Oy:Hi<"k<J nl11l Ut<Jrt, W.Va . and . TIH' bndt 's mr11li uf honor and (Jary Tctleseo, both of New Swisher, Associate Matron; 1 1 the hostess. Guests were Mrs.] HurpcJt .Jnst· ph Cra ndol, 1;£ l't. WJS !~everly Arn!•tl of Col um·' Jia\lf'n. Yliss Donna HJurk 1Max Barnes, Associate Patron; : Max Davis and Mrs. Or lien , Plea~ant, Snttlrday, Nt~v . 26, at bus, Ohio. The ut!J t·r brides- Iof Pomeroy regi5tered the ,\1axine Marrs, Secretary; Ma- ' Nelson. Other members attend- 11 a. m. mmds WPre Maxme Rirkard, 1guests. ' ry K. Stambaugh, Treasurt!r; i lng were Mrs. June Nicholson,: Th 1• bride is the dnu~hter of 1 her sistrr. Donna Crow of 1 A recept ion fur the guests Juanita Hall, Conductress; Con-, Mrs. Charlf'~ Foley. Mrs C~ O. !)Ar. :md Mrs. Edw<.~rd Rickard J•omeruy; Kathy Hesson and wa .~ l1eld_ m St. Joseph' s Hall 1me Cross, Associate Coodust-· Chapman, Mrs. Russt"\! L1ttle of Ll.'ta rt. Tl1e ~room's parents Mrs. Bill Lluyll, !.HJth her cous< immediately fullowm g the cer- ress; Eleanor \\bite, Chaplam; i rmd Mrs. Virgil Atkins. [a re the late Mr. and :>.lrs. Wil· u.-: . iemony where ~e bride's table 1Mona Bartley, Marshal; Marie!- ~ liarn Crandol of Pt. Plt"a'ia llt. I . ' m~ld or honor and the 11 W~S ('~Vered Wllh ~ _lovely ! -----The Rev. Father II. A. l!yan ' UJ ,.;c,matds . wore flnor JengUJ Jn sh Imen cloth. \\oven m the ' ctle!Jratr>d the nupllal marriage guw.ns u( m1dn1ght blue. The 1 co~1·r 1s well known mol1fs _of I rn.:~ s s which WU!i a double ring bot.l1ce was of scroll ed velvet ; lnsh art and emblematiC fig. cel·l'nllmy . The alt <Jr was decor- lentunng a batteau neckline lures of VIeWS ;md figures of ! ated with llilskets of wt1itc> glad· and t.:lb?w li·ngth sleeves of : Ireland. Centere~ in the ta~le 1 • . . inli and mu ·n.;; and two sin~le 1 bt>ll design <Hid lht.! emp1re wa;; the three tiered wf'ddmg Mr. and Mrs. Dr! Williams o! ~ c.,ndei<J hra , ::JI.'U) large whitc i1S ktrl was of ma!rh~r1g blue j('llke topped with a silver cross ! 1,11~1 Clnrk Ave., .Bellflower, lmum_s and bows of whnr sn tin . Jsati n. .Thei.r h~adp1e<·rs were or la.nd rings,_ sym~lizmg tht! The_ Racine Elementary PTA Calif., are nnnouncmg the Pews wert" de('orated with mah·hmg JJius10n and accenled marriage m Chnst. On each 1held 1ts regular monthly meet· . m~.rriage of their daughl~r, sprays nf lily of the r JI!t•y. :by u velvet bow. Each carried sJde of the cake were candles ing on Nov. 20 at 7·30 p. m. Adele, to Mr .. John D.. HilL I Wedding music was pre~ent- l <l bouquet r,r whJie r;lrnatwns lwhich were lighted white tbe w1th the pledge to the flag · s~~ of Mrs. Elizabeth }h,ll . of Ieli by Ross Frey of New Hav- 1edged i~ blue. ., 1bride and gr~om cut ttleir cake. led by Joy Hill. 8 .;, Second Avenue, Galllpohs. en \V y, org·JnJ·st an' Earl The little fl ower gu l was ·Thr. _other tables were center- 1.1 M hod. t J . Ch. · k 1 · · .... • · ' ... L. • . . . 1e et 1s umor oll' Th . e marnage too pace on Diehl ar Snulh Charleston , W. J'i a Van Meter uf 1\lason, the e~ \\>lth florJI pl~ces of while sang ''Come Ye Thankful Peo- : Fnday, December 2nd at Bf'Jl. , Va., wa s Ihe voca list. Mr. Diehl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul i w1th a tourh of plllk <Jnd green · ple Come , led by Mrs . Marge ! flower, Rev. Lynch of Orange, s'n'-' ··Ave M:Jria ,, ••rams An· Van Meter. ShP wore a fluor ,accent. IK· bl ' . d '"' M·· : ''· 1"1 . I ed II 1e cere· ;geJicus,'' •·" o . I I d·Jess: _of y,.·h·1~e velvet I Mrs. Gary c·bb· . I om er, accompame '-J!Ornla, perorm and '··on ' This Oily Oh 1_rngtl .1 s was J ostes~ ~ Sandra Baile. Also ~,he! inLSS ·. mony. Dea ut.f1 u1 1v10 "lher. , lnud1ce and sk1rt. Qf !my flower- ~ for P g . . the recrpt1on. Oth('rs as- j was Mrs RutYh 11,oII e _The groom attended . W<~ham:J I Given in marriage hv her · ed brorade. satm. On her head 1S l~t mg her were ~r s .. Karl · · . 1f1gh school, and Gal!ta Acad. f 11 wa s :\ da1nty crown roverL d Wiles, Mrs. Hobert Gurt1s, Mrs. Devotions were led by Mrs. .d · I 1 1 Pmy High school. lie h:1s com- Ia 1 ~r .. t Jle Jr; e was mos l : with lily of the valley. Her i' Edward Hy<m, Mary Barbara Kimbler with a poem pleted three .v~_ars in the Arm- 1f0 '"1·.Y JJdl "1r 11~~or Jengtdh go~n 1flowN bas ket wa~; fill ed with Nollegee, Mrs . Waller Weny !"Say So'' followed by a pray· . · as wme o w 11te peau e ~o1e . . · · · t'd as a machm1 sl. The couple Th, ld d r . b< d' , . · 1 :ed rose petals whJc\a she damt· ran.d Mr ~. Leon~rd Sm1thson. er by Hev. John Khnbler. l.'d as a mahini:-lt. The couple h. tel m~ ~l L m~lre b 1. iCC W<l~ 1ly . slrc.w over the r_arpf'l of M1 ss Ch~rlen_~ f>tehl_ servt>d thc :l The school carnival, whi"o,hll 1 ~, 1 ilg ~~. l:dt e sa nna ueck : satm, Just twrore th.e bidc's 1<:ake, M1 ss Ji.. Jien Wiles, served was held Nov. 4, was a W1ll reside in Bellflnwcr·. imt , f'IHI~;~ ( Tl wAltl;. nlen~~.11 l entrance. !the punch and Miss Kay Me-- cess, with $138 .18 report~ arr mo 1 s. lf' · me S 11 t The little ring bearer was · Gowan served the coffee. made. llPnders Turnfrrun ~·as l'nhanced by alenrnn mo· iraul Nollegee of Mason, son The bride's traveling costume The president read a II k · 'V 1 t.f.~ . Her long Wntteau lrum wa s Iof Mrs Mary Barbara .Nollegee was a two· piece suit of royal from Bob Byer on the School 00 11 .' " 1 ovt>m Je~ . caught by a hnw ot the shoulr.l- He wa.s dressed in white and 1blue with black ac(·essories and Patrol Circulation at the GaliJfl ars " • acc•nt•d · . 0 n e·at·h Sl'd e 1rarr]('d . . . . ~ · · " 11' 1 L Lthe hnde and goom's • her flowers were wh1te carna- Th meeting was then utrne•o11 ((}un ly· D1stnct L1br{lrv• dljJped ·1 wI 11 • th e a. 1,cnron 1nee. II er 1111· 1 · rmgs . . . edged 1tllons. • e on a plllow vf satm 1 over to Rev Kimbler who durino November over the same 1 d ')k ·11 · · ·1 · · · · · rnnn 11~ in 1965. The 1otal lo~s ~· lp~lrdeb 5I fl I UISiolnt \Ci Wfl•s l With lace. . ! TheJr new address Is 99 Dar. ~poke on Thank.sglving. • l( Y a ora P a ea u acr.enlo* Frank Capehart rn e_f Pomt len Ave., Columbus. talk was appreciated. The next season ' and dtscusSPd the ed b · 1 d 1 1 d 1 Th b " d · · · ,; 1 Y pe.Ir an crys n rop- , Pleasant served a~ best man e n e 1s a graduate of room count was a tJe with showrd a. loss of 405.· and Ihe ·1~ 1s. Tl le bn"de•s co1onra · 1 dc- : Ushers were ' . · 1 p H" · F'..dward Rickard, omeroy 1gh School and C~ grades 1 and 4 having etght bookmohl!e 746.. . slgn bouquet was lily of the 1Jr. , brother of the bride· Max )Jumbus Business University. eaCh. Totnl rm.:ulauon ,1t I he mam valley re te d "th h't IF" h · ' · ISh · 1 d b . ·-· -_ - ~- ..-~e ~~ --~- ~ e__~ er of ~olumhus and Mike • e Js e~p oye y t he M"l1ler Hefrcshments were served by IJ~ ra ry w~s 4 ,5~8 comparrd --- - - --- - - - ---- --- Conslructwn Company, Colum- the Fifth grade mothers in Ute · -.th 4.%3 on 196.o. On the book· bus h 1 1 te · I mohilr the figures were )1,48! r , , OWer . tVen rs. On !Win The groom i• a graduate ol '\~~ ~~r~t~:; program wtll l lor the past. month comparro Point Pleasant High School and be U1e theme of the next mee~ woth 12.2211_ m 1965: The Iota! I M 1 . , is attending Columbus Sthool at ing on Dec. 18 at 7:30 , m., l c1rculrltmn m both dtv1smns w~!l ed ~ hr onald :euter entertam· rKathy McEihmney, Mrs. Mar- Drafting. He is employed by with a 5Dc gift exehange.P I 16,040 compared to 17,191 1r. 1 ; t ~ stor sh_ower recent- garet Russell, Mrs. Thelma Westinghouse Corporation Co· Refreshments will be served ' 1y rmonng hf'r sister, Mrs. Collins, Miss Nellie November 1965. Zerkle I b ' Don Erwin at the Middleport 1.1"155 . :11 II" M Gh , 1 N urn us. by the 4th Grade mothers. . • • o 1e c ee, n rs. a- Among out of town guests at Legion Holt omi Floyd, Miss Martte Nich-, the wedding were Mrs Donald R • d S ,:·; W ., " olson M" Ch 1 tt D ·d . · etlre ergeant J.llj •. • 1 189 1 - rPfl JVe rr er11 Attending wPre ~rs. Dorothv l • aro e av sun, Wilson and daughter, Barbara, • •• • .?JI To Meet Dec. 1Otll 1 r\ichnlson, 1\!rs. Jcn Cheshire, , Mrs. Helen Shuler, Mrs. Kalh· of New Wilmington, Pa.; Mr. J'uulmg family The Creative Writing Group · M". Chester Erwin, Mrs. Lee' ryn Brown, M". Kay Rail and and Mrs. Charles Arnett, Cam· S.-Sgl Clarence Ral>ertll will meet Saturday evening, De·J Smith, Miss Sharnh Bechtle, IMrs. Leonard Reea. bridge, Ohio; Miss Elizabeth ~nght, who recently returned rtmhrr lOth, at 7:30 at the ~r~ . Dexter, Erwin, Mrs. Rol· j Game!l were played with Ryan, Charles~on, W. Va.; Mr.. rom. a 13-m~nth. ~~ of . home of Mrs. M. T. Epling, lm Wolf_!;_-lf1rs. f.laine-: -Miller, rrizes won by Mis.'\1 Sharon and Mrs. Dav1d Brown and m Vietnam, ts ~ISitin~ his Sr. . 60! First Av~ .. GalliPoli• Mrs. f,iilb~r JmbiJden, M is Glaze, Mrs. Lois McElhinney, Anne M. Rickard, Columbug; mother, Mrs, LUbe Wrtgbl, Mrs. Velma · Pikko]a will he the Lilly .l'l!b~ MJss . Cha_r· and Mrs. Lee SmiUt Door Miss Alma Dudding, N1tro, W. brothers and sisters, and hnstess. , · . lotte lmbod,n, · Jilrsc prize was won by Sarah Bcch· Va.; Mr._ and Mrs, Earl D1ehl relatiVes. . Followmg the Christmas pro- H•lldric~$, Mrs. He!~ · "lliiad, tie. and family, South Charleston, He 1s now retired from gram, orl~inalmanusrripts will Mrs. Zelia Riley, Mis. Marilyn Refresh t 1 d . h . IW. Va.; MfR. Max Crum, Mor- Army after 20 years sen,io:e. · be r";ad and' evaluatecr. . Anyone Swan, Mrs: Maxine R'u~ll , , k · m~n 8 0 san WIC. es, gantown, W. Va.; Mrs. Fr~d He was discharged on Dec. i• w•lcome to come wtth nr Kayte: Ru!sell, Miss , ilJiaran c~ e, punc ' coffee and mmts Anderson and Mrs. Franklin wtth the rank of staff oertjtatll without a manuscript. For in· , Glaie Mrs!' zaiia Wililie 'Mrs. ~ere served. Scyre, Parkersburg; Mr. Joe After a visit here he will formation call M"- Mary. 1•. Mary' Bailey, Miss Mibel ~11<1· Nagle, Baston, Mass.; Mary L. Phoenix. Ariz., to join bfs LewiS, Rio Grande, 245-5523. Idell, ·Mrs, Janet Balin, ·· ~ATIEND FESTIVM. Rickard, Ironton; Mrs. Kermll and son and daughter, TID:IIIIY 1 . Marforie Oliver, M.,, Martha Walwn, Brenda Potts, Mr. and and Debby. They wU1 HAVE DINNER GUEST Childs. Mrs. Sylvia Bowi.-s The ~nnual fall festival oi l Mrs. James Diehl, Jo EDen and their home there. . S . · Ma : the Salisbury PTA held re- 1 Charlene, Mr. and Mrs Rlcb- He expects to begin ..altllng Tha~ksglvlnR Day guest,s lor Mt:tJ_, !j~tt~ CJ,rc, !llrs, '· rtha <cntly was well attended and Poulin, Mr. and M~. Ray in science in February,-· a turkey dtnner at•the home· of Chamherr, , Mrs Don,; !il;"lerl a success according to Mr.. Mayer and Nancy Ja, Mr. and ,. Mr. A1H' Mrs' Flo.}ld D. ~e!Jer, !ofl'f._ frl•>~lh~-m~J~s.- WIIJiarl\ Ohlinger, president. Mrs. Charles Gibbs, Mr. an,d GIVE DINNER ~ute 2, ~g Boi!'Jm, , ~Mel'<! J.U:,: d"~~f. rs~9ij. , 1t;~· ,S~c ••pressed her appreciation M". !llarles Persinger and Mr. and Mrs. OtiJ BallleJ ' · i\ma a K~r1 r, ·.,OJ" in(,. , , W ' L~n , t9 'Ill who contributed II' helpo Kilty, Mrs. Harry Bailey and tertatned wltb 1 dinner and ~i's, Rabefi~"''Mid, Rb)li· ry \!!iJI:w11; . · ral~"f'ec , ."9 1n f9Y way. The December Debbie, Mrs. Thomas Hysell, home Friday ev ·~= lis Ka~~~f. Mr, and ·M.rt;, '1-I'Y' tie, _,Mr!l;': !Jlhi)d~ ~ · ~ 'M~ I Ijlqj!tln~' of lhe PTA has been Mrs .. Tam Crow, Jr., Mrs, Lil· were Mr. and ~ey \ Smltjl. Lln6a, lloribld ,a~}ilie.- ~ ~·~l!Jnd, ~~~~· ·, . ~~ Cltncelled due to !be Christmas lie Hauck and Mrs Fraat Smith Raelne lllr llld )ln. all Ol)'omeroy !.'!~ ;'Jl~. ,.~Jld '!l~~lllle, Mk MU~red; • ~pl; ~roglam'; at tile lt'ltbfJI, whleh, Eppl,, ali of Pom~y. and 1)11 Baney, ~==;II Mrs. William Stra~ss, MahJ!a Mr!: Eva_ Struble~ ' ~l:. ~iill}': ~lll-be Tuesday, Deeember 20, jMr. and ,Mrs. A. Jle!Son of 000 Mr. and Mrl, and·John , ~·v~: ol llelp~, ' ,. o\rclier, Mbs DebbJe/W'O!fe'\.M!dl et, 7:~ P,· 111. • Va. • 'llielu, ZIDMYWa. 1East Bank; ¢ ' ' . ._ 1 ,. 1 I 1 .. <' ' l ' 'i · I{".' I '' -- --1 PTA Meets on N lO ov. at Ractne School In California I t:'t: '!!'.: !!'i ...... !!'.... .. ............ ; .. ! 't .... t:taast: r i i I !I fi r. I I !I; r~~· r I; t I~r rA II! i 1 - r i u J I ! fi ~ 1 • • I i Sto k Sh G' M D f , At Mtddleport American Legion Hal/ 'I r: I I n ll t fl ,,, • ·' J ·i ll I 'I lr!'"•j I UnLE LADIES LOVE ; ·, • 1 2 to 14-$5.00 to $8.00 lard ::.a- 1 w, ' '" o. \ 'wesi "· ·~: l;r .... 1 Adele Wt'llt'ams WedsF,,'day • l ' . e.Miin Floor Cllolc& of ·.~dtlly,: warm cotton or.·easy • care quilted ·llfloa witll dainty lace or ~mbroidered ll'lliJia:la.& ftriety of eolOI'S. All machiJle- wash- 11111. . . ...._ _ _...;.._.,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,.. . . •\. -· Iii(, �..' Cbfistmqs Themeisi:Js~Kanauga Women's Society · · ' CHRISTMAS PLANNING MEANSI Thu,. The Christmas theme was Us· . eel at the ~ of the Kanauga Wo!!H!n's Sociloty of Christia11 Service al I he' ~orne ~I· Mrl. ·Berkley, Wrlghl. Ah organ prelude 1"!\S ' " ptesented prior to the Rrogram by Mrs. Florence Allen. The call I<> worship waa.,glven by Mrs: Audrey Brownell, and a ChriSt· .Toys to 'Fit the Child' BY PAT GLASS vorltes of many children. A lot to do with the child's reac· Ext Ageot, Home Ec. wooden gun can be JUSt as tJOn to 1t Pa1 ents wh& apoloGallia County f1erce to a yeungster as a g1ze for the toy, Gr who scorn Choos 111 g toys for the young-~ flashy cowboy gun, and far one chtld's g1ft to soot.1e th(' Birrs 1s one of the many thmgs less dangerous than the 8 8 Jealousy of a brother or sister, that has to be done m many gun that many lav1sh parents , or who let any unhappy SJtua-1 families to get ready for Christ· gtve thelf young children. I tion occur while the g1ft IS be- 1 m11 1\ l!ttle thought and plan- The ..,est way to be sure a 1mg gtven, may tamt the toy nm!J, ean help to make the toy I toy will mterest a chlid 1s to ' w1th unplea:santness. 1 fl1 the ch1ld make 1t f1l his play pattern~. On lhe ather hand, a gtft gtv- 1 11 isn t unusual for a eluld llr he seems to hke hollow en durmg t1mes of relaxed hapto turn from an expensive toy I things, a few boxes that fil m- pmess, or at the bme ot, a to a sunplr. hauseholf! object. Side one another, even loosely, happy event {like a (ather s reEmplv tlut•ad spools and old I will delight him, turn f1om a busmess trip I, will p 1 ~ tm s :.~ 1 e sometimes the If he loves to doodle ctn thP. take on a happy tone f I\OJite tovs of voungsters \valls, a blackboard ts t h el Gifts that children and parTo o:ome pare.lts thls: 111 a r1ght answer If he likes to I ents bmld together are often 1 rt>grrttab\e s1tuatton The feel scnbble on good statwnery, ~ happy gifts. The youngster has 1 tht' voungcter has turned h1~ magac slate Will fascmate had attenlion and compamonb·Jek on tht- toys they spent a h1m Simply watchmg a child ship w1th his parents while makl~t or tune and money to buy play Will giVe parents ideas for mg the toy , and this happy But a youngster seldom thmks toys he would hke. expenence becomes part of the o1 tnvs as tokens of love from HAPPY 1"UYS g1ft lht parent To the youngster Fitting the activity the chJld i Gifts made on the spur or the j lht>rP are only two thmgs that IS mterested m IS one point tn [ moment f1 om thmgs al ha.nO, mattrr Does the toy ht the remember The second 1mpo1t-1 are often happy gifts, If they re l acttVJIV of mterest at that ant pomt about a boy IS t h ~ made m the spmt <J! lam'!) mome~l? And 1s the to} a re-I emotion the child has lied ur 1 pleasa!'llness . . rnmder of happy thmgs or un- 1w1th 11 He values a playthmg Too many times h1gh-pnced happy tlungs? because tt helps him [eel the gtfts are gi\en without a FITTING THE At1'1V1TY wav he wants to feel If a cPr thought of !hP happmess of the To fit the actn·Jty the young tam tuy has been lmked \.\Jih a g1vmg because the _parrot~ peeple are mterested m, a toy ~cary sJtuatwn the ch!ld IS thmk the (ost of the g1ft lS I deesn'l have to be fan(y or ex- never comfortable With that ~nough m 1tself pensive Hlgh-pnced tovs often toy But 1f the toy 1~ lmked But p1ckmg out the l'tght he aro~nd unused m the plav- w1th lo\oe, sec,Ifll)', and happi·! toy . -;pcndmg the money and om while the child plavs for ness, the child fmds extra en v.rappmg the gtfl arr only parr : ~:un with empty boxes· or a JOyment m 1f of the tov st01 y The sptnt m The thmgs parents Si.:l)' abuut wh1ch the toy IS gtven ts JUS! Ie Ioy. 11mp 1 1 th to • JlseH Homemade tovs are the fa- 1a toy when the_y_giv~t~~e a as tmpor an _ as e } · · I I 1 I Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Plans Annual Christmas Dinner, Party ' < Gall l a Even ts 'I'" Meigs Events Two girls of each Me1gs Coun- i ty hlgh school to compete m the annual DAR Good Citizenship Test, sponsored by the Heturn Jonathan Metgs chapter, wa s announced Fnday. I Thev are Edna MeCo~ and I.Jackie Bahr. Eastern, Rose " ., \1ane Hackett and Manlyn Stumbo, Middleport; Terri · SUNDAY 4 Fultz and M1lhe Legar, Porne0 HAM SHOOT Sunday ec . ~ roy, Carol Wilcoxen and San· at noon at Forked Run SpOil· dra Batley, southern, and Harm~n Club. Sponsored ~y ba!'a Williams and Pat Malone, Drew Webster Post No. 39, Rutland AmP.ncan Legwn All proceed~ The wmner will be announcfor ''Gifts For Yanks" fund ed durmg the annual spnng for hospJtaltzed veterans ill dmner meetmg of the Return Chmtmai time Jonathan Me1gs Chapter. ·;;: I 1 Carol }e11n HClskins MR and Mrs. Lloyd R Haskins of Rt. I Gallipolis, are announcmg the engagement of their daughter, CaiOI Jean, to Mr Randolph H Ricve, Jr , son of Mr and Mrs. Randolph H. Rie>e, Sr o[ Rt. 2 Douglas L"ne, Cedarburg, WISconsin Miss Haskms. a gradu· ale of Kyger Cteek Htgh school, IS a secretarv m the trust department of the Huntmgton NatiOnal Bank, Columbus Mr R~eve is a graduate o[ Milwaukee Lutheran Ihgh school, Milwaukee Wls..., ..:onsm. now m tile Atr Force at Lockbonrne AIf I• on·e Base. A March 18th weddmg is planned He1PS TB FUnd • [ From I Holcomb presented an lmpre .. sive message "A ~end of Light From India. Mrs V'll'glnia Roush presl· dent, ~ad from John, ~d made uae of candles In her present&· tion. Each member received a candle, and as she spoke they were lighted. She read a num. ber of passages from the Bible. lftSOilted Thuraday al t b 1 AvCIIlelle Cobb, June Hudaon. meeting of the Centenary Soc- Eslher Priestly, end Ethel Ia! Circle when II met at the Agee. 011111 were ercllanged. } Santa's Arrival Features News:t By Dw!Pt C. Welberbolt will be beld at Pomeroy f4r aD in Huntington, Verlin and Or· higlltened aw'!Y from the tralJ. IN MEIGS COUNTY teachers from kindergartenlmand Swain of the Crown City er bome of Arnold lderrltl on MIDDLEPORT hos recetved through high school. Soolllem , community, sold one of the lll'!l· Turkey Run l!d., by Jaw offl. two valuable pieces of real es- District hired two teachers 1est single crops In recent years, cers. The annual Christmas dinner. of the Pomeroy Past tate. The Meigs Local School! from West Virginia this week. over '18011 pounds for t5594, an ~~~of Magnolia Temple,. Pythian Sisters, was held Dtstrtct has turned over own- One is for guidance and the average of $70.98 per bund!"ed- ADULT CLASSES ""'led at lliay at 6.30 p.m., at Bailey's restaurant. ershlp of the Middleport Road· other for the fll'st grade. Dona· weight. Their crop was the North Gallia High !biB week mbera were seated at a table with white cover and 11de P•rk to the village It IS lions to the Christmas seal only Gallla crop of the week Older stud&lta are tailing Christmas place mata. Three large sliver pine tree cone a a prime Site for the proposed eampaign amounts to $1.213 to to be among the top runnel'l. courses (I) llllltb, reading, antr were placed in the center and a three branch crystal can• Metgs Museum The Lewis ' dale. GALLIPOLIS HEARD tbat htulness education. delabfa holding a green, whtte and a red candle were on property, next to the new wei- i SALLY MORA, a student at 11 lost the GSI Honor Camp. City Manager Gary R. Shor. each end of the table. Fav· fare building, has also been ' Eastern High School daugiJ. The camp moved to Chillicothe is seeking a training Bill! for orsdwe~e ~~a~ and place •xchanged. translerred to the vlllnge ler of Mr. and Mrs. Llonald Fnday, where the men wtll prospecttve workers for tht oa~ollo a so da an las. Prlz., ••ere awarded to Mrs. P'IVE MEIGS Churches re· Mora of near Chester, was work on the reformatory farm new Robbins • Myers plant. Tit. ed ourn:n~o ~ne~,0 the0 fg~up l.tlllnger, Miss Jess~, Miss ported a workshop to tangle named Junior Miss of 19117 In whtch has been taken over lrom first tramees are getting thetr AJ Ehe ~ e h ~ h rs. l.eno fl!111'se. ond MISs Thel'lla wilh the problems of the resi· llte contest last weekend. Cher· federal operation by the stale. expenence at the Springfield am . rs ac e o~e Grueser. The group sang Hapdents of the Kerr 's Run corn- 1es Minelh, d1rector of the Ohio The Local prison camp was plant. Soutllwestern Seruor.s was beauttfuil) decorated m· Birthday to "" H•wl.ms. mumty The youth ot the area University band is to be tlle established on the GSJ farm held their annual fall festlval rh·~lnl( 1 lighted white tree on fltrlstmas cookies madt: by are fmdmg It dilluclt lo nnd guest speaker ai the Pomeroy m October 1161. The move !Saturday night. dosk Gifts were placed on Misses Lena & Thelma GrueparHime poSilions, and others Band Banquel was predicted as most or the , Kyger Creek plant carried ',small tablf with hlte cover I ser and con':" were served. 0 ur the area an• havmg difficul· I acreage " being tak•n over lout an Interesting experiment a !d centered With a green 1 Napkins carrted out Chr1st· A Christmas play, ''For This Ume and effort in teaching· ty m securmg pos1ttons m pn· fol' an mdustrJal park. this week. A helicopter was usr •"!Simas tree. mas theme Lillie Time," was presented Mrs. Elva Holbrook, Mr. Roy vale busmess and Ill public Sll· IN GALLIA COUNTY I !ed to dry some blacktop that \Irs FrMk Stewart, pres!- Present were the nbove and by Mrs. Carl Glllespte, Mrs. Sayre, Mrs. Carl Gtllespte, Mis> uattons. Later m the week the CHRISTMAS spirits were PAUL M. CLIFFORD, 48, of was bemg laid by the Andern•·m. conducted a short bu.sJ. Mrs Gladys Cuckler, Mrs. Ray Raymond DeLillo, and Mrs. Norma Powell, Carl Gtllespte, top officers of the County Mm· high thiS week m the county Gallipolis, narrowly miSsed ,son Co nes• sesston wh1ch opened wtth Seldenabi!I, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Lester Plymale, with Mrs. superintendent, and Ishmael JStenal Assn. resigned Santa Claus put In hiS ap- death Tuesday evenmg when lhe prayer from lhe yearbook. I Mrs. Rl_ct.ard Campbell. Miss Blanche M!iier as narrator, al l Gillespie. Those absent we re i' SANTA WAS m the limelight pearance Monday night and hiS car went out ol control on l GALI~POIJS Jaycees start Election of officers was held Bernice Ann Darst, Ml'l. Rot· the December meeting of the Miss Leuise De Lllle and m Pomero) Saturday when he was greeted by 1500 persons, an tee coated bridge at Add!· their Christmas tree sale pro•1th Mrs. Stewart reelected as llr Bearhs, Mrs George Hemes, Rndney Women's Soctety of Mrs. Annabelle BalL I arnved by boat and tuok rart old and young, when he parad- -on and plunged mto the OhtO IJect Dec. 9 to raise money for preSident; Mrs .. Lawrence Lan- Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mrs. Christian Service. Mrs . Rex Marrs. showed I m lhe 10 a. m. Chnstmas par- 1ed through downtown GallipoliS. River. Clifford was throw their program. Sixteen Gallia ~mg, VICe president; Mrs K~l Thomas Cook. The program .was presenled three f1~ strips pertammg to I ade which officially opened the Hts amval was the stgnal for Irom the car before 1t hit the IAcademy seruors were inducted Lrueser, secretary; and M1ss at the church w1th the congr~· the Chrt~mas season , 'nle hohday shoppmg season m turnmg on the lmlhant decor- lwater and IS bemg treated for lmto UJe National Honor Socle. Thelma Grueser, treasurer. The galion as guests and a potluck congregatton sang Chr18tma• l the !lend. He arnved a week atJVe dtsplay m the Public lmJuries at Holzer Hosp•tal The lty Fnday. The smgle fire of traveling prize d9nated by Miss dinner followed. Followmg SUI> carols, accompanted by Mrs. earlier m Middlepolt Square Which features four State Highway frogmen local- ilhe week called the department Lena Grueser WO! awarded 1per, Mrs. Elva Holbrook read Jtm McGuire o~ the ptano A TRAGIC NOTE to the Bend large Iinse I trees, a colorful ed the car and It was pulled 1out for its ~lath run last Saturto Mts. Amanda Kaspa1 a story entitled, "Mary, Moth- and Carl GH1esp1e and Earl area was the word of the dt'ath bandstand de('oratwn and Kerr from nver The inJured dnV· day night to a nash es:plosioa A number of readings were THE AT SHOP I er of Jesus." Mrs. Jim Me· Robmson on guitars. of a New Haven youth, Paul F'ountam m bnllhant array t-r was enroute home f1 om h1s at the home of Christian Boggiven includiJ18, The Night The WINTER Hats reduced. Come Guire reod a poem, "His Mo- Rev. Rex Marrs offered the l•ngerfelt, 18, ktlled Tuesday Raymond M Jones, prestdent 1work at the Vanadium plant at gess, Eastern Ave. There was Stars Sana:, by Miss Erna Jes- Ia and see our lovely line of ther [n Her Hood of Blue 11 closing prayer. The next meet.. in T"1messee after being struck or the City Commission, flip- Graham, W. Va no damage. Christmas seal se, Christmas, Mrs. William lingerie for Xmao &lvlng. These Sunday SchMI teach- ing will be Jan. 6th at the Dy a LouiSville and Nashville ped the switch that mad<! the dona!Jons to date st;.~ at $2,· 1 Kil linger and Mrs. Stewart; ~rs were recognized for their home of Mrs. Joe Miller. l•am He was a stude11t at Square a Incus of attentiOn DEER HUNTERS were out 014. OhiO State Patrol reported \1iracle of the Hollow SyC'a- Edna and Danny Joe Wright Bethel College, and the son of Snow was falhng as the parade m force. The record ki ll w~s on :55 accidents m Gallia and nine more, MrB. Karl Grueser; Col· of Columbus are VISiting their Carson and &hth Lm,erlrlt wended through ~he streets Tuesda) when 13 deer bit the ' m Metgs '" November. or It Wonderful, Mrs. Lan· mother, Mrs Lillie Wright, and FIRE BROKE out m Ule The whole occa'IOII •as high· moss By Thursday the num· nmg; Une~pected Christmas U.. their brother, Clarence, who New books received by Porn- Elliot; Ohio Government State Keith Goble Ford Agency m lighted by the perlormance of her of kills had mounted to 24. MORTON DICKEY, Gallia eiile B. Hawkins and Trouble has jusl returned from 13 eroy Public Library for ctrcu- and Local - Rose; New Math Middleport at 4 a. m Wedn'S· four high school hands mcluding There " some unauthoriZed 1' auditor, presided as prestdent at the Inn Miss Thelma Grue- months in VIet Nam. ' lotion are: Made Simple - Kempf, Quan- day, and caused da1"1ge ol GalltpoiiS, Southwestern, North ohooting gomg on m Galha coun- at tr• Ohw Auditors convention se1 ftCJ'ION tum electronics, the funda~ between $6,000 to $7.n~v The Calha and Hannan Trace ty John Casto, who lives on m Columbus on Friday. Mary A gift of appreciaticn was Dr and Mrs Evan c. Roder- My Appalachia - Csudill; menl•ls of transistors and las- ftre was confmed to the furnace All business places have at· Rl. 160, reported tu the sheriff ;Jane Russell, daughter of Mr. presented to Mrs. Stewart from ick and daughters. Elizabeth The Conqueror - It eYer; ers - Pierce; Five Women I room and radiator repmr 'ractive window d1splays, and that Thanksgivmg eve, while and Mrs. Dale RusseU of Gal· the Past Chiefs and gilts were and Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. i Capable of Honor - Drury; Love - Bob Hope's VIetnam shop. the tempo of shopmg mcreas- Jhe fami ly was away from Iipolis. has been selected for Dwight Wetherholt spent the House on the Cliff - Steven. Story; How lo Avoid Probate! DISTRICT Repullhca ns. on. ed every da) last week. nome. a party or parties shot Ithe All • Ohio Youth choir weekend m Columbus. son; I took My Love to the -Dacey. eludmg many from Meigs CounGALLIPOLIS TEACHERS at ' door and hit spoutmg Out 1 European tour This week she Country - Banning; Miracle of WESTERNS ty, Will parllcipale m the vic· and employees got a hfl for al Northup Rt 1 Carroll Cald-•was also named president of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Queen Christmas - The Christmas Crooked River Canyon --Ben- tory party set for Dec. 7 al , the season with the announce- well reported he had found the Blue Devil band. E. E. t:ave returned from a two week Story according to St. Mat- nett, Dea+.h Waited at Rialto Baker Cente1 at Oh10 UntversJty ment that all full time person· one or hts cows shot, and an- ' Dav1s, Oak Hill banker, has vacation lnp to Florida where thew and St. Luke; All in the Cleek - Patten; Silver Flame Ralph Welker, slate represen- n•l would reeeJve an mcrease other, winch he had not report· been re-elected prestdent of Plans were completed fot they vislled relatives and Fa mil~ - O'Conner; Ninety -Foreman. tative, one ~f the major wm- of $200 m pay, and part - t1me ed was shot the week before. It~1e Southeastern Ohio Regional Installation of new officers at lfrJends .. jand Nme - Brinkley· JublleeMYSTERY ners, or Metgs, w11l be on the employees $100 .on Wednesday some type 1Counctl Gilbert Tiuvener, son the regular meeting of Evange- l -' Walker Dead Ernest - Tilton; Who I program. GALLIA BURLEY growers ,of gas contamer was thrown of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thivenhne <ltapter, OES, Middle~ Mr and Mrs Tim Hickman NON- FICTION Is Lew1s Ptnfler? - Davres, A HEALTH SERVICE prOJect were watcilmg the markets out at a Galhpo!Js dnve-m res- ,er, has been named a spectal port 'Jbursday evening. Mr. and family , who have been Lasers and Thetr applica- Foots1~ps on the ta1rs- Pott•, !•as been appro\oed for a gr::mt wh1rh opened th1s week. The : taurant, and caused discomfort agent by the Flor1da Attorneyond Mrs. William King, outgo- l'e~ndmg m Gallipolis, moved t1ons - Stehling, Search For Magic Grandfather - Disney ol $8 654 to Metg ~ L Il l u I Miluunt of tobacco on sale IS to a number of persons Police IGener~~- Arlene Roush recetvg wrth Matron and Worth to Dayton this weektnd where Amelia Earhart - Goerner; School D1stnct A \o\orkshop en· tmllf'd du e to lhP latf' sr a ~;on picked up two suspects and ed a Zil year pm at the annual .!'pressed their they will live at 7118 Brandt Winston Vol. I, first I lilled • Teachmg Study SkJIIs, . llnwever "' !he opem <g sole questiOned !hem. Thieves were 4-H ad, JSors banquet.____ to tilt officers and chapter Pike of a set,. by hts son, Randolph members for cooperation during -Churchill, No Graven llllllge!heir year. THE H.U .SHOP A donation was given to the WINTER Hats reduced, Come 0 I Meigs TB Htalth Association. Ia and see our lovely llae of Plans were made for a ChmiA letter was reod from the lingerie lor Xmao Jiving. mas pruiy to be b<ld Dec. , Worthy Grand Matron and W. at the borne of Mrs. Paul Wmn I G Patron. Members of the board of OVem f when the Bradbury Arts aod ; Friday evenlllg the lnltlalory directors of the Tri • County Funeral services were held Crafts Club met at the home of , work was exemplified by the Concert Association attendillg Sunday, November 27, at ltte Mrs. Earl Werner lasl wetlek. ll officers and 1 practice session the meeting of the board In Gal- Ewing Chapel In Pomeroy for Mrs. Clarence Murray, i held for installaUon followillg llpohs Friday night were Mrs. the late Fra~ Will: ~th Rev. dent, was m charge I the meeting. Prolems were Mrs. Pat Lochary of Pomeroy, Mrs Rtchard Martm uffictatillg Bur- Mrs. Paul Winn gave • M. L. French, Chaplain; Mra. Nolan Swackhamer, of Mason, ial was In the Bee~h G~ve devotional period using t t e Evelyu Lewis, Warder; Mrs. Mrs I. G. Volden and Mr. and Cemetery wtth !Dlhtary ntes Thanksgiving theme. Holiday f'or Dad's spec1al comfort.,. ~;menon Jtoes, organist, Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Crump of Pt. Pleas- bemg conducted by Drew Web- favors were prepared for the Mom's decoratmg flair Jame~ Clatwortby, Ada. Re. ant. ster Post 39, Amertcan Legtnn. infirmary and children's home the mccst people on your list freshmenll of pie and coffee Out-of-town people attending m Meigs County. Ruth nm·si ll , • we have the perfect rhair were served lollowln& the Fri· Jim Martin, representative of were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, was welcomed as a new metn· ~ l , •. at the perfect price day ll'lllilll meeting. Community Concerts, Inc . of St. Petersburg, Fie., Mr. and bers. Peg:lJl Hutton was reP<Jorl· ll New York City, wbo has upent Mro. Fred Will, Sr., Cuyahoga ed ill. several days In the area return· Falls, Fred Will, Jr., Buffalo, Several members of the Chureh Cltu1 Namu ed to New York Saturday. N. Y., Dr. and Mrs. George were in Huntillgtotn Nov. 1B 011ieerl JJ"edne1.1.;... West, St. Mlll'l's, W. ''VII. lllf attend the Dialing for non.,. !I 11 ....;r , D . Mrs. 0. L. Quillen, St. Marys, TV A I New t111cera _. elecled Mounlllan octor 18 w. va. , program on · n.ooo whea the Adult C1aiJ of the R ·-·---' / Cl b p libeare s were Dick Sey· eon was held and projects work· 1!1)1.,..,.,.. or U a r ed on durmg the afternoon. Bradbury Churclt of Christ met Emanon Club held its bus!- ler, Fred Crow, Cssh Babr, oth !lend' M W"""-'•u """" 1 tb 'h Bob J ~ ers a mg were <w....., eve._ a e fless meeU~~g at the borne of Wayne SwUI er, aco..., M Lew' Mr M k Sters chureb. Elected wee Mrs. WI~ Mrs. John Lloyd this week, Lester Har~ BUiy Will and 91 M tsW, s. Kl ac M W· I.11m "''"" ~•~. "· Paul Kl oes. Honorary pall• art, rs. •._, pr_,.,n, ""'· nn Portsmouth Road, Gallipolis. c 1 ayne ·n J ng,k' r. 01 Lawrenee Stewart, vice pres!· Mrs. Kenneth Frazier re- bearers were Charles Downie, eva ot ert • ac •e dent; Mrs. M.u Davis, seen> viewed the book, "Mountain Allen Downie, Clifford Rhodes, and Ethel Collins. tary-treourer: William Ki11g, Doctor," by LaGette Blythe. Karr, P~t Loclta~, Dr. teacher, and Wllbur Rowley, The biography is about Dr. Selim Blazewt~, Vll'gtl Camp- Emblem Club Hm assistant teaclter. Gaine Cannon, a physician Ia bell, Bill Dowrue, T. T. Reed, 13 Nl'lliMembers Lawrence Stewart preBided the mllUI!Wns of North Caro- Jr., Ted Downie, Joe Slsmondo, GaiUpolis Emblem Club In the abtence of llle pres!· llna. The Christmas party of! E. F. Robinson and Frank John· 199, recenUy inducted 13' new ' dent and rice prealdent Plans the club will be held D<!c. 15th, ston. members. were made for 1 potluck dinner at tile home of Mn. Howard B p df They are Mrs. Sherman Par· J to be held Dee. :It for members Saunders. ose• re pare or sons Mrs. Truman Burnett, and thelr famlll•. Cookies alld Men in Services Mrs.' Hobart Niday, Mrs. Law- I coffee were served by Mr 1. FIRST CIDLD BORN Boxea were prepared for ser· renee Tawney, Mrs. Charles i KIDIIDII Mrt. lltewarl. Olbent Mr. and Mrs. Lal'l')' C. North rice men llllon the Junior Burdette, Mra. Tom DIVIS, Mrs nltendlltl were KevlD Klllg, of 116\> First Ave., Gell!poUs, ~oocl Gardell Club met Russell DeSena, Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrt. Rolierl King (the lonner Janel A. Blevins), Friday evening et the bome of Brown, Mrs. Mark Gay, and Mrl. Georp Naill. anuounee the bfi'th of their first Ml'l. Victor Hysell In Pomeroy. R. L. Scbaefflng, Mrs. child, a daughter, Wednesday, The atr11 paeked and wtll']>- Eaton, Mrs. Harry Holdorh~.ll 15 Studentl are November 2, welghillg 8 pounds peel ten pound& of home made and Mrs. Marlon HarrisoJL D-fl and 1011 ounces, and named eartdy made by Mrs. Hysell and toWiJ18 the impressive inducliorl II Reclina-Rockers T H H On • onor nu Amanda Sulanne. Maternal popcorn u a Christmas pro- ceremony condncted by club from $99 to $21 0 Fifteen atudenll rated the 8J'aodparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Jeet Present wert Barbara fleers, a refreshment cow·se ll seeond ob: weeb bonor roO Amold Dickerson of Gall!polls; Ftaber, Susan Gooch, Sandra was aerved. at Hannla Trace 1IJalt School. maternal creat l!'lndpar· Roush, Anita lnd Beverly HU ---One studelll, David Daniels, a enta are Mrs. Gill Gabrielii, albeit, Llllda Hollon, Peuy and Concert Director~ •opholnere, had a llriiShl A also of Gaillpollt, and Mrs. Hekll Milhoan, Grace and , averap. Otben makln1 the Pearl Fredericks of Sarasola, Kosle Hysell, Patty lh1e and Plan NI'UI Sf!IJion roll by clan• follon: Fla. Paternal grandparent• are leaders, Mrs. 11yseU and Mrs. A plar111ing meeung If Senlon - Rebecel fllunder1, Mr and Mrs. Woodrow North Dwight Mllboan. board of directors of the CoMfe RaMIII, o.lt Mayuud, paternal great vandparenl A J1 1 • ~-Jt i County Concert Association Keltll llrlnnu, llelll WII e, 11 Mrs. Odna Montcomery, au po 0 ...,. 1 held Friday nlgbl at the Medl· and Roaalrlllllllr. of Gallipolis. New Caue of Delay cal Center Hospital. JUD!orl- Sbanta Pueketl and CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) -A Jim Martin, rapresentaUve Beckf liiiii1L ANNOIJNCI!i lea1t In a tnabllaOIDe UDII Community Concerts told Sopllamltni-Mia Calcl'lllll Mr. and Mn. 11opr Cull aboard the Apollo I IIPicecratt IP'OUP of the latest de¥elop·ll SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT ...• ond LNmt 8pnull. Qaul 1re IIIIIClUilCJDrl the ~ b.. tJet back by two more ments, Otllllned plalll for Frtalilllf4 - Debra llbeetl. of 1 all Jll!ll!lda, 0\lllf weeb the drive to 1811Mb next season. and dlscll88ed the Mike Blaver, CVo! i!IOCtley,llaqhltr, Lea 'Ann, on NOV~· Alnerlo:a's first thtft.man crew problem In rlsi~~g ceots and Darin llliniCUI'. ' 1ft' 25, ll 'liOIW · ~ winter. artl!ta. It was reported tbat Qrandpart!li ·~ a.l>ri~~ Tlit JWOblem, reported Friday the membership lor the current YI$T 1M -~ , N. Sarpnt;.;Cb.t.er; i.lit, ~ by 111e Nj_~ ~ ~ season now stands at 361 odults llr. and . . ..Miltlli Drab Mn. Char!~ M~Chir, ·Lelltl. Space o\IIDIIIIIlll'.tkiq (N~) and 1., students for • toll! of Fine furnitur~ and Carpet end 1~,~ 'hltlrliW with 'f. Va., ~~ '~raoc~Parenta' ai1 ... IIIIOihe!' It! a .lerlel a,t 541 _.ben, exactly 100 Mr. and ..,., WllliUl . , . ~ Oris G.W, Qjtller, lllll ~ ~.. pliatiiJ ihe ~J 11111re than dtlrl~~g the 1165-16 Third I Olive Sts. Gallipolis, 0. church. A bowlllful ~alley dinner was served at oo&n. Followmg the dmner t h e group held its bohday meeting. Mary Johnson, president, called the meeting to order, and the group sang "Joy To The World," as the opening hymn T he Christmas scripture was read reoponllively and prayer was offered by Ml'l. Lillian McCaU. A devotional rtaJing "If Christ Had Not Come" was given by June Hudson. Readings were gtven by Mary Johnson, Ernes· P~ ~'" Attendln were Mr. and Mrs. h J h g Mr and Mrs. Jo n .n..n. · d Mrs Harry PllchfordM Mr. ~n Mr; ThoT~'d Age~ ~ ~n Priestly. Pau ~ ay, N:U, · · Jame; Mrs. arte up, 1 Northup, Mrs. Jack ~~by' Mrs Jean C.obb. Mrs. I tan McCsll, Mrs. Esta Carter Mrs. Delmas Baughman, Mrs. Harry llullhont, and Mrs. Richerd Fisher. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. D. C Priestly. - - ° an~ Dramat•'zed Chri'Stmas Theme G•'ven 8efore R dney wscs supper Event I ISeen and Heard I I New Books are at Pomeroy Library ' ' t • OES Chapter Wil//nsfa/1 New Officers I than~ Churc~tll Fur.eral Held For Mr. Will N I Arts, crafts Club Planning H I'd p ay arty ·CHAIRS ber 27 h the comfort gift for all the year 1 Capture the OVER so 1 Cia!" ' CHAIRS IN STOCK. 1 I 1 CHANNEL MASTER o , , • r• · • J' ·'IJ ··· ~' = Make ~ur own festivities. Fun aeems to fOUOlV the IIIJDIIIel' alit Ia PIJIIIIILo,tllat 1 tbe sparkle of each exciting ooUday mOlllentl CaW! tblt llo1tt In Tose PUIIIP by CONNIE, in Silver etched, wltb I infstY lace effect, $10~ ~r;= tbe cut-out sling covere~ with glltterlni Sllvel' eltclet, $l'-BS. AS AND MADEMOISELLE. ,6iQIE~Iitt 'f 1 liJaacauel~ •. \ .Participating In Gallipolis Merc!,ants . SHOP·A-RAMA Free Tickets - No .Purchase Necessaty S"ffP FRIDAY NITI TIL 8:00 P.M. . USE YOUR CHARGI ACCOUNT AT ... I. I 1 • I 1 ~.ua:. 1 BAKER FURNITURE I l ,. 1 1 o • HIGHLIGHTS Of THE WEEK I 1 J M Dl'nes Th Urs day Jlelblehem,'' lllll ·~ "!! Ye ll'lllbful" Mrs. llf•"~ Iling in the maternity ward and closlnt! prayer· . the difference in visitillg hours Roll call was given With Bi· in the maternity and medical ble verses. DueB were patd and wards. Mr. Walter Stewart, te Sick taUs were reported. The a<!qllmstrater, ' offered remarks aoctety made a gtit oll6 to the J 611 •Volunteer workers and viS· service project m North, CsroJtors llna, to buy oboes for n...rly Mrs. Jean Will and Mrs. An· children. A sympathy card was na Wheeler were named chajr- aent to the famuy of Ever•lt man and assistant for the an- Lawrence, and another card nual "Open HOilse" which WJII was signed •nd sent to Mrs be held on Dec. 19, from 12 Roy Russell, a medical patient noon until 9 p. m. Santa claus In Holzer Hospttal. Will also be present. Donations Following the business meet and cookies are to be given by inf. there was a gift erl'hcn~e members. . by secret sisters, and new A covered dish Christmas dn> ?ames were drawn for the com. ner will be held in the cafeteria mp yeAr Guests were Rev R•d· at 6 30 p. m., .D<!c. 20. Follow· er, and children, Mrs Dessle mg the dinner a program m Holcomb and Mrs. Robert ==--:.....-~~----1 charge of Mrs. Mary Pickens, Wright. The hostess served sand· and exchange of $1 gifts, will Wlches, jello salad, fruit cake, Over 80 Attend be held. coffee, pop and candy. DecoraP. T. 0. Meeting The cafeteria was decorated lions were in keeping with the The Harnsonville P T 0 met in the Thanksgiving theme and 1ae;.;_asoi.:.,n;;;.=======~ November 22 m the school refreshments of coffee and lo PHYSICAL FITNESS auditonum w1th ov...· 80 parents, doughnuts were served by Mr!l-. CENTER AND students, and '!Uests present. Wheeler, Mrs Betty Hayes, REDUCING SALON The program cons1sled of gym- and Mrs London, w1th Mrs. nasttcs exhtbition performed by Ada Slack, Mrs. Kathryn John· Chrislmos Speciol ::everJ! of the grade school chil- son and 'Mrs. Myla Hudson, con· WHkfy or monthly Gift dren. tnb~ting hostesses. The room count was won by Attending other than those CortifiCIIe Now Avei11bl1 the SIXth grade with 16 par· mentioned were Mrs. Iva Ath· 11 REDUCED RATES. ents present. There wdl be a ey, Mrs. Clara Burris, Mrs. Com• In For A f•w St• Chnstmas program at the De· Charlotte Roush, Mrs. Wllma dons ond Brine A Gutot. Phono 446-0797. Hoors cember mectmg with all grades Blake, M~s. Je~tie Molden and Open 9 A.M. To I P.M. Mon· participalmg. A potluck supper guests, MISS Lmda Will and o1o1r Thrv Frld•r wtll follow. Mrs. Phyllis Hackett. Centenary Social Circle Program on Christmas Theme Thursdtr~ Qgnoll~Q Temple IsA atrtlllmu prognm wu llDe Baughma11, Ruth Pltchfd Ill ans Memorial Hospital mel m the cafeteria, Nov. 15. President Mrs. Louise Bearhs <onducled the meeting which opened with th• auxiliary ~ray· er by Mrs. Orthea Ohlinger. 'lie• cordlng Secretary Mrs Fay Sauer read the minutes of the October meeting and the treas· urer's report was given by Mrs. Naomi London. Mrs Sauer, program chair· man, introduced Miss Bermce Ledlie Director of Nursing, who g~ve an mterestmg talk on patient care. She expl&med the dtvldii\8 lme between Aids and Volunteer workers and the Vol· unteer workers' dultes, and commended lhem on thetr Monday A contribution was made to the TB Health Assocta· DAUGHTERS OF AMF.RICA lion when Rock Springs Grange met Thursday evemng I regular meetmg, i .to P m. Fred Goeglem, worthy m~ster. preSided and the Monday. meetmg opened in rituallshc form A communication was DAIPERS TO DATES Moth· read from National Grange m regatd to the tssue of Na· you1 ers League v.1ll meet at 7 30 ' tl·onal Grange Monthly· for all members 1A thank 0 note was read from the Carl Grueser lamt y. ne appea r, m. at the home of Mrs tor atd was answered Re~ - - - ---- --. ---.-- Robert Rothgeb. ported Ill 11as Carl Grueser. 1 ness coopera tton, MIS s Betty GALLIA Tops Club wtll meet 1 Leonard; The Farmer Gives a' 7 jQ p m , at Grace MethoPlans were made for a pot- Thanks, Mrs Frank Grueser 1 MUNDAY dtst church lurk dmner at the next meet· and How to bake a cake, Mrs. SAI.~M CENTER PTA meets -~ , , ,. PROGRESSIVE Mothers Lea· 1 mg, Decembe1 lp, at 7 P m Amos Leonard Thanksgiving Monda\ night Dec ~ at 7 30 ~e will hold tts Chnstmas w1lh the meat prepared by the Prayers, by Mrs. Robert p m on the theme , "MusJc dmner for membet s and hus- home economic• comn11ltee. 1 Louks and prayer by Mrs. Fred \ 1111e We Face C1 tllC<~I Issue~ A.Jtl#WI bands at 7 p m , m thr. BI\oer- Thanks were expressed for the Goegletn, closed the program. ~ Our [)~rnocracy " DcvotJOll!) ' '"'U1fleport boa~~oom at Oscar's rf'slaur- I many gifts bl ought or sent for Refreshments were served by j . , il l l'e g1~en by ~rs Audrey iii ~-~""("T" 1 , .,.~ iji, , ~ An'i' 1 ' l 1he Athens State Hospital, whtch the home economiCS commit· -l 1 "s Highlight Will be a i CALLI POLIS BAND Boosters I will be deltvered over the tee u ~ u.~l bv puprls under d11Pt l\hs Don Hurkey, Manetta, wtll meet at 7 30 pHt, e~t the 1 weekend 1011 uf l\1;wnl<t Mtller , ~o('al 1 l.Stlcd Fnday wtth her muth GallJa Academy band room "Grange Agnculture Month" ATfEND OEA MEET n-:ttu ttnr Rt>lrPshmrn ls wtll e1. Mrs C A r;rnmJsh .1\-lrs GALLIPOLIS Branch Amen- was the themP of the program o- ~~1\t't.l Evei\One l!i '.\el Emmt~h actompdntecl IJer can Association of Untvl'r~rtv presented by Mrs. W. A. Mu1 · Drlegate:; from Meigs county cvme. di.:iught~r tu \lanetta for se~Pr- 1 Women wi ll have a dinner g;.~n lertwe1 Members respond· >~,ho attended the conventton of [ al d·1ys \ tstl She Will ~t ,n lnNimg at 6 30 r n1 • m o'. rd to roll tall WILh the1r favor· the OhiO Educatton Assoctation TURSIMV l\ tth l•e1 1! 1·111 11 • ltghlf'f 1\,, l h car ~ restdUidlll Prn !! t.Jm will 1lc vegetablr The llt slory of In Columbus last week were P0~1F:nnr CHAP'n~ B 1Rf1 l\-hile Mt <n,d \lrs BuJkey ali' bt a film p 11 t 1tll'd · Clll ldt t'rl the Early Grange was gl\'en Hob€1!a W1lson. Salem Center ' or:s wJII meet I ucsday al ' 1 C ulwnbu ~ 'WI\h!JUt" bv Homer Rtce and the purpose Elementary, Mary V1rg1ma Ret- ' 7 45 p m at Ihe Pom• ltJ\ \l<& Ret.:cnt holtdd) guests ot Mrs Tut>sdav I of the foundPI s, by WJ II! arn bel. Pomeroy Elementary, and AOmc Temple There ~~, tll be belli Smtt 11 Pt m 1 Sl wei e GHACE METHODIST WSCS Grut:ser. Hm11ard Parker, Eastern H1gh 15 mstallatJOn of off1rcrs ~~IJ~rn~~\Jc~,t ~~~~~r~Jd ~: ~~~ Clrcle 5 will me~t at 1 p. m Several art1des were read m· Srhoo! The deiMegates were THEODORUS COUN(IL al the home of Mrs. Leo cludmg, Farmmg Today , b) eieeted by lhe etgs County Daughters of Amenca, will Mrs Bill Pott ~. Pt Pleasant Mossman. 87 Locust St, and Amos Leonard; Early Bus1- EduratJOn Assn. __ _ _ - - - - - - -- -I " 30 p m at W Va and a dilllgllter, Mt and t M d mee on ay a , . Mrs H I' Lamont, Charles- Clr It' I' Wil l met'! PI I p lbe IOOF Hall at the home of Mrs Del LAUREL CLIFF BETTER tun, \\ \ ,1 limoench, 628 Fourth Ave "' Health eIub w1 II have 1'I s annua 1 Mt ilnd Mrs Hic.ilard P1ck· MERCERVILLE Grange w1li Olristmas dmner at Bailey's ens cpent the weekend m Co- hold tts regula r meeting at 7 mtaurant, Tuesday at 6 30 p ' !unibus Wl\h f\ill and Mrs Jan p m Bermce McMahon wi ll a, followed by a party and $1 lhlllck and duldren, Brent and be the guest speaker McmJift exchange m the party room I Hrenda !Jrent aecompamed hls I brr~ brmg potluck REEDSVILLE WSCS Willi gJandp<lll'llh to ColuhJbu~ ... tt EN(;LJSH Club wtll hold Its have e bazaar and bake sale at 1 er spendmg seve! a! days here the former residence of Dorsel Mrs l~ dn<~ Stll{'s motllC"r .. annual Chrtstmas meetmg at Retbel, Tuosday, Dec. 6, from Mrs tiyde Barliell, has b<en 7 p rn , at the home of Mrs St. 1 llDtil 9 p. m. returned lu her daughte;'s Willa Breland, Court There will be a g1ft exchange home from Holzer Hospital m WEDNI!SDAY GallipoliS where she ha< been Wednesday MIDDLEPORT JOLLY Bunch a palient for three weeks Mrs OHIO VALLEY GRANGE Sewmg Chili wUJ bave lts an- Smes rece1ved many eards and \\1\1 hold a regular mP.eting nual Christmas dmner and par- ~ flowers while m thf' hospital al 7 30 p m. Ladies brmg cook1es Christmas program ty Wednesday, Dec. 7. Follow- from fnends and re latives mg dinner, tbe gr-oup will go to I Jame s A1 nold JS vacatwmng GRACE METHODIST WSC:S Circl es will meet as follows: the home ol Mrs. Shtrley Mills I m Flonda for a partv and gift exchange I ThanksgJVJng dmner guests of Circle 1 at 7:30 p, m. at the The club recently made a $10 ' Mr and Mr oo Chester Erwm home of Mrs. Perry Bailes, donalmn to the Middleport F1re were theu sons and famdies, Spruce St. ExtensiOn A $1 men. MJ(tJ<:Ie[ Erwm and sons, Scott g1ft ex.cilange. Circle 2 at 7 30 Mr. J.nU !\1rs Don Erwm, 1 p m. at the parsonage on Sewing Club Holds !>!Jddleporl, and Mr and Mrs • Hedgewood Drive Circle 3 BATTERY-OPERATED Michael Erwm and sons, Scott at 7.30 p m. WJth Mrs. Paul lu Annual Dinner and Kevm. of Belpre llaskms. 149 &!cond Ave. Cir· The Tfl - C1ty Sewmg club Mr. and Mrs Walton Manley ' cie 4 al 7 30 p m With Mrs. 1 beld i S annual Chnstmas t.hn- have l'eturned from Cleveland ] Gene-. Howell A !1 gtft ner Thursdav evening at the where they spent the holiday exchange Crrcle 7 at 'l 30 p. Ba1ley Re~taurant Followmg week with Lhetr son, Mr and m wtth Mr::; Neil McMahon. PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER the dmner the group adJourr.cd Mrs Carol W Manley and farn 1 G1ft exchange. Li&ht. compact aoes Vtherever you do to captul'l the soundl to the party room which was 1ly Mr and Mrs M:.~nley re- SPRINGt l~LD Grange turyou_lllant to remember • parties, family outlnp, school, VICI• decorated tnrludmg a hghted ported seven mches of snow m I key supper for members and tiorr. Perfectly at home '" busmess, too. COnstant-speed capstan dnve. Htghest quality portable recorder 1t anywhere near itl Chmtmas flee for a sooal Cleveland while they were famili es Will precede the pnce. Remarkable tonal qual1ty. Also plays throu1h ~ur hl-fl hour 11nd g1fl rxrhange AttPnd- there. meetmg at 6 30 p m Turkey speaker. Fast forw~rding and reverse. Up to 3 bOlUS recardint: on l tope reel. 2 speedso ll'IIPS aod 3!1 IPS. ing v.ere Mrs Robert RawJ. Mr Hodne~ Dowmng has re- I will be furmshed, and mern· Duoi·Purpose Power Meter checks battery powar, recordin4l11Vtl, ings Mrs H.ussell Wtlson Mrs turned from a vacation trip In br.rs are lo brmg pte and covDtrect radia.phono-TV 1nput. Complete with accessories, mclutJ. ('h~trle~ Rtffle, Mrs. Millard the south I ered dishes. There Will be a In( 3!4" tape reel, microphone With rernote-controt.Pushbutton Wildermuth Mrs. Fred Lei£. Holiday guests of Mr. and It gift exchange and luther case and carrylni strap. Plays on 6 "r:' 11,~t l>alle11n. Optlonol adaptor permits AC operatiflll. Madel , •1. Mrs Rob<rl Rob<rts, Miss Mrs Alfred Roush w•re lbeir Saturday Hwbeth F1ck, Mrs H1ram famJhes, Mr. and Mrs. Russell FIRST Annual Gaihpolis Golf Fil\her. Mrs Bradford Maag Roush and son, Ertc, Oak H11l, Club Chmtmas parly, Lafay· and Mrs Wtlham Grue.)er. and Mrs. Mich1el Cline and son, ette Hotel, 9 p m , Dec. 10. ------Ricky. McArthur. Rtservatmns due by Wednes-RETIJRNS HOME , Holiday guests of Mr. and day, Dec 7. Mr and Mrs Glenn D11l re- 1Mrs Max Dav1s, Bradbury, 111 turned home Thursday from 1 eluded their wn, Jerry, a stuVISIT PARENTS Columbus where they were 1dent at Rio Grande College, Mr and Mrs Robert Bircb called by the Illness of Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Nellie ;md daughters, Monica and Ja. Dtll's brot~er - m • Jaw. Manon Nelson ol Dexter. Mr. Davis nelle, {JI Belvue spent the Howell. who is a patient Jt has been on vacahon from the holidays w1th thetr parents, Mr. MIDDLEPORT lit. Carmel HospitaL Thty Columbus and Southern Ohto and Mrs. Grover Salser, Sr., ·: ~t him as improving. !hs Electnc Company this past and Mr. a•d Mrs. Elza Bircb, Member of Middleport Merchants' Gllt.O.Rolllll room number is 310. week. Racine. Personal Notes IP'Oup were "L\1111 ' - A C~ristmas dinner and par. oervlee. The closillg ocrlpture was ty w.S planned when the WoShe explained the reaoon for read by Mrs. Pma Ward, and men's Auxiliary of lhe Veter· wearillg white gowns when vi.. Rev. Robert Rider gave the 1 I mas carol rwaa sung by lilt ~p. . ' . . f¥s~ 'M~ fibimbll!l read SCripture from Matthew, and ~rs, A'len and her Blster:,Mrs. D<!sS.!e Holcomb sang Holy Nigllt." Evelyn ·Rothgeb gave a r~adi11g ,''A qift For Christ The KJIII. Two other carols sung by the Ha:-17 ftiiii!JUI•tnm..!enUnet, Slmtlay, nee.f, 1 and TY f11wing Bm1'B -Ia( Larry's WAYSIDE Furniture •l.fn; 1 of BniiJlllt. !' NOi1ilt~ 11110 1817. Ayaut Weber, Tuppera PW-. frOm 4:-'. i'¥"!"'~ ~ ..,._. ·- " ··-·· -~.. · I ! Full lediAilg ' 1'- "' ~ ! . ...... l""•'t ·- ' :...-,..---------------...:.--....;----...,.;.;.,~---+.~~ .~ �..' Cbfistmqs Themeisi:Js~Kanauga Women's Society · · ' CHRISTMAS PLANNING MEANSI Thu,. The Christmas theme was Us· . eel at the ~ of the Kanauga Wo!!H!n's Sociloty of Christia11 Service al I he' ~orne ~I· Mrl. ·Berkley, Wrlghl. Ah organ prelude 1"!\S ' " ptesented prior to the Rrogram by Mrs. Florence Allen. The call I<> worship waa.,glven by Mrs: Audrey Brownell, and a ChriSt· .Toys to 'Fit the Child' BY PAT GLASS vorltes of many children. A lot to do with the child's reac· Ext Ageot, Home Ec. wooden gun can be JUSt as tJOn to 1t Pa1 ents wh& apoloGallia County f1erce to a yeungster as a g1ze for the toy, Gr who scorn Choos 111 g toys for the young-~ flashy cowboy gun, and far one chtld's g1ft to soot.1e th(' Birrs 1s one of the many thmgs less dangerous than the 8 8 Jealousy of a brother or sister, that has to be done m many gun that many lav1sh parents , or who let any unhappy SJtua-1 families to get ready for Christ· gtve thelf young children. I tion occur while the g1ft IS be- 1 m11 1\ l!ttle thought and plan- The ..,est way to be sure a 1mg gtven, may tamt the toy nm!J, ean help to make the toy I toy will mterest a chlid 1s to ' w1th unplea:santness. 1 fl1 the ch1ld make 1t f1l his play pattern~. On lhe ather hand, a gtft gtv- 1 11 isn t unusual for a eluld llr he seems to hke hollow en durmg t1mes of relaxed hapto turn from an expensive toy I things, a few boxes that fil m- pmess, or at the bme ot, a to a sunplr. hauseholf! object. Side one another, even loosely, happy event {like a (ather s reEmplv tlut•ad spools and old I will delight him, turn f1om a busmess trip I, will p 1 ~ tm s :.~ 1 e sometimes the If he loves to doodle ctn thP. take on a happy tone f I\OJite tovs of voungsters \valls, a blackboard ts t h el Gifts that children and parTo o:ome pare.lts thls: 111 a r1ght answer If he likes to I ents bmld together are often 1 rt>grrttab\e s1tuatton The feel scnbble on good statwnery, ~ happy gifts. The youngster has 1 tht' voungcter has turned h1~ magac slate Will fascmate had attenlion and compamonb·Jek on tht- toys they spent a h1m Simply watchmg a child ship w1th his parents while makl~t or tune and money to buy play Will giVe parents ideas for mg the toy , and this happy But a youngster seldom thmks toys he would hke. expenence becomes part of the o1 tnvs as tokens of love from HAPPY 1"UYS g1ft lht parent To the youngster Fitting the activity the chJld i Gifts made on the spur or the j lht>rP are only two thmgs that IS mterested m IS one point tn [ moment f1 om thmgs al ha.nO, mattrr Does the toy ht the remember The second 1mpo1t-1 are often happy gifts, If they re l acttVJIV of mterest at that ant pomt about a boy IS t h ~ made m the spmt <J! lam'!) mome~l? And 1s the to} a re-I emotion the child has lied ur 1 pleasa!'llness . . rnmder of happy thmgs or un- 1w1th 11 He values a playthmg Too many times h1gh-pnced happy tlungs? because tt helps him [eel the gtfts are gi\en without a FITTING THE At1'1V1TY wav he wants to feel If a cPr thought of !hP happmess of the To fit the actn·Jty the young tam tuy has been lmked \.\Jih a g1vmg because the _parrot~ peeple are mterested m, a toy ~cary sJtuatwn the ch!ld IS thmk the (ost of the g1ft lS I deesn'l have to be fan(y or ex- never comfortable With that ~nough m 1tself pensive Hlgh-pnced tovs often toy But 1f the toy 1~ lmked But p1ckmg out the l'tght he aro~nd unused m the plav- w1th lo\oe, sec,Ifll)', and happi·! toy . -;pcndmg the money and om while the child plavs for ness, the child fmds extra en v.rappmg the gtfl arr only parr : ~:un with empty boxes· or a JOyment m 1f of the tov st01 y The sptnt m The thmgs parents Si.:l)' abuut wh1ch the toy IS gtven ts JUS! Ie Ioy. 11mp 1 1 th to • JlseH Homemade tovs are the fa- 1a toy when the_y_giv~t~~e a as tmpor an _ as e } · · I I 1 I Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Plans Annual Christmas Dinner, Party ' < Gall l a Even ts 'I'" Meigs Events Two girls of each Me1gs Coun- i ty hlgh school to compete m the annual DAR Good Citizenship Test, sponsored by the Heturn Jonathan Metgs chapter, wa s announced Fnday. I Thev are Edna MeCo~ and I.Jackie Bahr. Eastern, Rose " ., \1ane Hackett and Manlyn Stumbo, Middleport; Terri · SUNDAY 4 Fultz and M1lhe Legar, Porne0 HAM SHOOT Sunday ec . ~ roy, Carol Wilcoxen and San· at noon at Forked Run SpOil· dra Batley, southern, and Harm~n Club. Sponsored ~y ba!'a Williams and Pat Malone, Drew Webster Post No. 39, Rutland AmP.ncan Legwn All proceed~ The wmner will be announcfor ''Gifts For Yanks" fund ed durmg the annual spnng for hospJtaltzed veterans ill dmner meetmg of the Return Chmtmai time Jonathan Me1gs Chapter. ·;;: I 1 Carol }e11n HClskins MR and Mrs. Lloyd R Haskins of Rt. I Gallipolis, are announcmg the engagement of their daughter, CaiOI Jean, to Mr Randolph H Ricve, Jr , son of Mr and Mrs. Randolph H. Rie>e, Sr o[ Rt. 2 Douglas L"ne, Cedarburg, WISconsin Miss Haskms. a gradu· ale of Kyger Cteek Htgh school, IS a secretarv m the trust department of the Huntmgton NatiOnal Bank, Columbus Mr R~eve is a graduate o[ Milwaukee Lutheran Ihgh school, Milwaukee Wls..., ..:onsm. now m tile Atr Force at Lockbonrne AIf I• on·e Base. A March 18th weddmg is planned He1PS TB FUnd • [ From I Holcomb presented an lmpre .. sive message "A ~end of Light From India. Mrs V'll'glnia Roush presl· dent, ~ad from John, ~d made uae of candles In her present&· tion. Each member received a candle, and as she spoke they were lighted. She read a num. ber of passages from the Bible. lftSOilted Thuraday al t b 1 AvCIIlelle Cobb, June Hudaon. meeting of the Centenary Soc- Eslher Priestly, end Ethel Ia! Circle when II met at the Agee. 011111 were ercllanged. } Santa's Arrival Features News:t By Dw!Pt C. Welberbolt will be beld at Pomeroy f4r aD in Huntington, Verlin and Or· higlltened aw'!Y from the tralJ. IN MEIGS COUNTY teachers from kindergartenlmand Swain of the Crown City er bome of Arnold lderrltl on MIDDLEPORT hos recetved through high school. Soolllem , community, sold one of the lll'!l· Turkey Run l!d., by Jaw offl. two valuable pieces of real es- District hired two teachers 1est single crops In recent years, cers. The annual Christmas dinner. of the Pomeroy Past tate. The Meigs Local School! from West Virginia this week. over '18011 pounds for t5594, an ~~~of Magnolia Temple,. Pythian Sisters, was held Dtstrtct has turned over own- One is for guidance and the average of $70.98 per bund!"ed- ADULT CLASSES ""'led at lliay at 6.30 p.m., at Bailey's restaurant. ershlp of the Middleport Road· other for the fll'st grade. Dona· weight. Their crop was the North Gallia High !biB week mbera were seated at a table with white cover and 11de P•rk to the village It IS lions to the Christmas seal only Gallla crop of the week Older stud&lta are tailing Christmas place mata. Three large sliver pine tree cone a a prime Site for the proposed eampaign amounts to $1.213 to to be among the top runnel'l. courses (I) llllltb, reading, antr were placed in the center and a three branch crystal can• Metgs Museum The Lewis ' dale. GALLIPOLIS HEARD tbat htulness education. delabfa holding a green, whtte and a red candle were on property, next to the new wei- i SALLY MORA, a student at 11 lost the GSI Honor Camp. City Manager Gary R. Shor. each end of the table. Fav· fare building, has also been ' Eastern High School daugiJ. The camp moved to Chillicothe is seeking a training Bill! for orsdwe~e ~~a~ and place •xchanged. translerred to the vlllnge ler of Mr. and Mrs. Llonald Fnday, where the men wtll prospecttve workers for tht oa~ollo a so da an las. Prlz., ••ere awarded to Mrs. P'IVE MEIGS Churches re· Mora of near Chester, was work on the reformatory farm new Robbins • Myers plant. Tit. ed ourn:n~o ~ne~,0 the0 fg~up l.tlllnger, Miss Jess~, Miss ported a workshop to tangle named Junior Miss of 19117 In whtch has been taken over lrom first tramees are getting thetr AJ Ehe ~ e h ~ h rs. l.eno fl!111'se. ond MISs Thel'lla wilh the problems of the resi· llte contest last weekend. Cher· federal operation by the stale. expenence at the Springfield am . rs ac e o~e Grueser. The group sang Hapdents of the Kerr 's Run corn- 1es Minelh, d1rector of the Ohio The Local prison camp was plant. Soutllwestern Seruor.s was beauttfuil) decorated m· Birthday to "" H•wl.ms. mumty The youth ot the area University band is to be tlle established on the GSJ farm held their annual fall festlval rh·~lnl( 1 lighted white tree on fltrlstmas cookies madt: by are fmdmg It dilluclt lo nnd guest speaker ai the Pomeroy m October 1161. The move !Saturday night. dosk Gifts were placed on Misses Lena & Thelma GrueparHime poSilions, and others Band Banquel was predicted as most or the , Kyger Creek plant carried ',small tablf with hlte cover I ser and con':" were served. 0 ur the area an• havmg difficul· I acreage " being tak•n over lout an Interesting experiment a !d centered With a green 1 Napkins carrted out Chr1st· A Christmas play, ''For This Ume and effort in teaching· ty m securmg pos1ttons m pn· fol' an mdustrJal park. this week. A helicopter was usr •"!Simas tree. mas theme Lillie Time," was presented Mrs. Elva Holbrook, Mr. Roy vale busmess and Ill public Sll· IN GALLIA COUNTY I !ed to dry some blacktop that \Irs FrMk Stewart, pres!- Present were the nbove and by Mrs. Carl Glllespte, Mrs. Sayre, Mrs. Carl Gtllespte, Mis> uattons. Later m the week the CHRISTMAS spirits were PAUL M. CLIFFORD, 48, of was bemg laid by the Andern•·m. conducted a short bu.sJ. Mrs Gladys Cuckler, Mrs. Ray Raymond DeLillo, and Mrs. Norma Powell, Carl Gtllespte, top officers of the County Mm· high thiS week m the county Gallipolis, narrowly miSsed ,son Co nes• sesston wh1ch opened wtth Seldenabi!I, Mrs. Henry Reibel, Lester Plymale, with Mrs. superintendent, and Ishmael JStenal Assn. resigned Santa Claus put In hiS ap- death Tuesday evenmg when lhe prayer from lhe yearbook. I Mrs. Rl_ct.ard Campbell. Miss Blanche M!iier as narrator, al l Gillespie. Those absent we re i' SANTA WAS m the limelight pearance Monday night and hiS car went out ol control on l GALI~POIJS Jaycees start Election of officers was held Bernice Ann Darst, Ml'l. Rot· the December meeting of the Miss Leuise De Lllle and m Pomero) Saturday when he was greeted by 1500 persons, an tee coated bridge at Add!· their Christmas tree sale pro•1th Mrs. Stewart reelected as llr Bearhs, Mrs George Hemes, Rndney Women's Soctety of Mrs. Annabelle BalL I arnved by boat and tuok rart old and young, when he parad- -on and plunged mto the OhtO IJect Dec. 9 to raise money for preSident; Mrs .. Lawrence Lan- Mrs. Arnold Hayes and Mrs. Christian Service. Mrs . Rex Marrs. showed I m lhe 10 a. m. Chnstmas par- 1ed through downtown GallipoliS. River. Clifford was throw their program. Sixteen Gallia ~mg, VICe president; Mrs K~l Thomas Cook. The program .was presenled three f1~ strips pertammg to I ade which officially opened the Hts amval was the stgnal for Irom the car before 1t hit the IAcademy seruors were inducted Lrueser, secretary; and M1ss at the church w1th the congr~· the Chrt~mas season , 'nle hohday shoppmg season m turnmg on the lmlhant decor- lwater and IS bemg treated for lmto UJe National Honor Socle. Thelma Grueser, treasurer. The galion as guests and a potluck congregatton sang Chr18tma• l the !lend. He arnved a week atJVe dtsplay m the Public lmJuries at Holzer Hosp•tal The lty Fnday. The smgle fire of traveling prize d9nated by Miss dinner followed. Followmg SUI> carols, accompanted by Mrs. earlier m Middlepolt Square Which features four State Highway frogmen local- ilhe week called the department Lena Grueser WO! awarded 1per, Mrs. Elva Holbrook read Jtm McGuire o~ the ptano A TRAGIC NOTE to the Bend large Iinse I trees, a colorful ed the car and It was pulled 1out for its ~lath run last Saturto Mts. Amanda Kaspa1 a story entitled, "Mary, Moth- and Carl GH1esp1e and Earl area was the word of the dt'ath bandstand de('oratwn and Kerr from nver The inJured dnV· day night to a nash es:plosioa A number of readings were THE AT SHOP I er of Jesus." Mrs. Jim Me· Robmson on guitars. of a New Haven youth, Paul F'ountam m bnllhant array t-r was enroute home f1 om h1s at the home of Christian Boggiven includiJ18, The Night The WINTER Hats reduced. Come Guire reod a poem, "His Mo- Rev. Rex Marrs offered the l•ngerfelt, 18, ktlled Tuesday Raymond M Jones, prestdent 1work at the Vanadium plant at gess, Eastern Ave. There was Stars Sana:, by Miss Erna Jes- Ia and see our lovely line of ther [n Her Hood of Blue 11 closing prayer. The next meet.. in T"1messee after being struck or the City Commission, flip- Graham, W. Va no damage. Christmas seal se, Christmas, Mrs. William lingerie for Xmao &lvlng. These Sunday SchMI teach- ing will be Jan. 6th at the Dy a LouiSville and Nashville ped the switch that mad<! the dona!Jons to date st;.~ at $2,· 1 Kil linger and Mrs. Stewart; ~rs were recognized for their home of Mrs. Joe Miller. l•am He was a stude11t at Square a Incus of attentiOn DEER HUNTERS were out 014. OhiO State Patrol reported \1iracle of the Hollow SyC'a- Edna and Danny Joe Wright Bethel College, and the son of Snow was falhng as the parade m force. The record ki ll w~s on :55 accidents m Gallia and nine more, MrB. Karl Grueser; Col· of Columbus are VISiting their Carson and &hth Lm,erlrlt wended through ~he streets Tuesda) when 13 deer bit the ' m Metgs '" November. or It Wonderful, Mrs. Lan· mother, Mrs Lillie Wright, and FIRE BROKE out m Ule The whole occa'IOII •as high· moss By Thursday the num· nmg; Une~pected Christmas U.. their brother, Clarence, who New books received by Porn- Elliot; Ohio Government State Keith Goble Ford Agency m lighted by the perlormance of her of kills had mounted to 24. MORTON DICKEY, Gallia eiile B. Hawkins and Trouble has jusl returned from 13 eroy Public Library for ctrcu- and Local - Rose; New Math Middleport at 4 a. m Wedn'S· four high school hands mcluding There " some unauthoriZed 1' auditor, presided as prestdent at the Inn Miss Thelma Grue- months in VIet Nam. ' lotion are: Made Simple - Kempf, Quan- day, and caused da1"1ge ol GalltpoiiS, Southwestern, North ohooting gomg on m Galha coun- at tr• Ohw Auditors convention se1 ftCJ'ION tum electronics, the funda~ between $6,000 to $7.n~v The Calha and Hannan Trace ty John Casto, who lives on m Columbus on Friday. Mary A gift of appreciaticn was Dr and Mrs Evan c. Roder- My Appalachia - Csudill; menl•ls of transistors and las- ftre was confmed to the furnace All business places have at· Rl. 160, reported tu the sheriff ;Jane Russell, daughter of Mr. presented to Mrs. Stewart from ick and daughters. Elizabeth The Conqueror - It eYer; ers - Pierce; Five Women I room and radiator repmr 'ractive window d1splays, and that Thanksgivmg eve, while and Mrs. Dale RusseU of Gal· the Past Chiefs and gilts were and Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. i Capable of Honor - Drury; Love - Bob Hope's VIetnam shop. the tempo of shopmg mcreas- Jhe fami ly was away from Iipolis. has been selected for Dwight Wetherholt spent the House on the Cliff - Steven. Story; How lo Avoid Probate! DISTRICT Repullhca ns. on. ed every da) last week. nome. a party or parties shot Ithe All • Ohio Youth choir weekend m Columbus. son; I took My Love to the -Dacey. eludmg many from Meigs CounGALLIPOLIS TEACHERS at ' door and hit spoutmg Out 1 European tour This week she Country - Banning; Miracle of WESTERNS ty, Will parllcipale m the vic· and employees got a hfl for al Northup Rt 1 Carroll Cald-•was also named president of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Queen Christmas - The Christmas Crooked River Canyon --Ben- tory party set for Dec. 7 al , the season with the announce- well reported he had found the Blue Devil band. E. E. t:ave returned from a two week Story according to St. Mat- nett, Dea+.h Waited at Rialto Baker Cente1 at Oh10 UntversJty ment that all full time person· one or hts cows shot, and an- ' Dav1s, Oak Hill banker, has vacation lnp to Florida where thew and St. Luke; All in the Cleek - Patten; Silver Flame Ralph Welker, slate represen- n•l would reeeJve an mcrease other, winch he had not report· been re-elected prestdent of Plans were completed fot they vislled relatives and Fa mil~ - O'Conner; Ninety -Foreman. tative, one ~f the major wm- of $200 m pay, and part - t1me ed was shot the week before. It~1e Southeastern Ohio Regional Installation of new officers at lfrJends .. jand Nme - Brinkley· JublleeMYSTERY ners, or Metgs, w11l be on the employees $100 .on Wednesday some type 1Counctl Gilbert Tiuvener, son the regular meeting of Evange- l -' Walker Dead Ernest - Tilton; Who I program. GALLIA BURLEY growers ,of gas contamer was thrown of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thivenhne <ltapter, OES, Middle~ Mr and Mrs Tim Hickman NON- FICTION Is Lew1s Ptnfler? - Davres, A HEALTH SERVICE prOJect were watcilmg the markets out at a Galhpo!Js dnve-m res- ,er, has been named a spectal port 'Jbursday evening. Mr. and family , who have been Lasers and Thetr applica- Foots1~ps on the ta1rs- Pott•, !•as been appro\oed for a gr::mt wh1rh opened th1s week. The : taurant, and caused discomfort agent by the Flor1da Attorneyond Mrs. William King, outgo- l'e~ndmg m Gallipolis, moved t1ons - Stehling, Search For Magic Grandfather - Disney ol $8 654 to Metg ~ L Il l u I Miluunt of tobacco on sale IS to a number of persons Police IGener~~- Arlene Roush recetvg wrth Matron and Worth to Dayton this weektnd where Amelia Earhart - Goerner; School D1stnct A \o\orkshop en· tmllf'd du e to lhP latf' sr a ~;on picked up two suspects and ed a Zil year pm at the annual .!'pressed their they will live at 7118 Brandt Winston Vol. I, first I lilled • Teachmg Study SkJIIs, . llnwever "' !he opem <g sole questiOned !hem. Thieves were 4-H ad, JSors banquet.____ to tilt officers and chapter Pike of a set,. by hts son, Randolph members for cooperation during -Churchill, No Graven llllllge!heir year. THE H.U .SHOP A donation was given to the WINTER Hats reduced, Come 0 I Meigs TB Htalth Association. Ia and see our lovely llae of Plans were made for a ChmiA letter was reod from the lingerie lor Xmao Jiving. mas pruiy to be b<ld Dec. , Worthy Grand Matron and W. at the borne of Mrs. Paul Wmn I G Patron. Members of the board of OVem f when the Bradbury Arts aod ; Friday evenlllg the lnltlalory directors of the Tri • County Funeral services were held Crafts Club met at the home of , work was exemplified by the Concert Association attendillg Sunday, November 27, at ltte Mrs. Earl Werner lasl wetlek. ll officers and 1 practice session the meeting of the board In Gal- Ewing Chapel In Pomeroy for Mrs. Clarence Murray, i held for installaUon followillg llpohs Friday night were Mrs. the late Fra~ Will: ~th Rev. dent, was m charge I the meeting. Prolems were Mrs. Pat Lochary of Pomeroy, Mrs Rtchard Martm uffictatillg Bur- Mrs. Paul Winn gave • M. L. French, Chaplain; Mra. Nolan Swackhamer, of Mason, ial was In the Bee~h G~ve devotional period using t t e Evelyu Lewis, Warder; Mrs. Mrs I. G. Volden and Mr. and Cemetery wtth !Dlhtary ntes Thanksgiving theme. Holiday f'or Dad's spec1al comfort.,. ~;menon Jtoes, organist, Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Crump of Pt. Pleas- bemg conducted by Drew Web- favors were prepared for the Mom's decoratmg flair Jame~ Clatwortby, Ada. Re. ant. ster Post 39, Amertcan Legtnn. infirmary and children's home the mccst people on your list freshmenll of pie and coffee Out-of-town people attending m Meigs County. Ruth nm·si ll , • we have the perfect rhair were served lollowln& the Fri· Jim Martin, representative of were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis, was welcomed as a new metn· ~ l , •. at the perfect price day ll'lllilll meeting. Community Concerts, Inc . of St. Petersburg, Fie., Mr. and bers. Peg:lJl Hutton was reP<Jorl· ll New York City, wbo has upent Mro. Fred Will, Sr., Cuyahoga ed ill. several days In the area return· Falls, Fred Will, Jr., Buffalo, Several members of the Chureh Cltu1 Namu ed to New York Saturday. N. Y., Dr. and Mrs. George were in Huntillgtotn Nov. 1B 011ieerl JJ"edne1.1.;... West, St. Mlll'l's, W. ''VII. lllf attend the Dialing for non.,. !I 11 ....;r , D . Mrs. 0. L. Quillen, St. Marys, TV A I New t111cera _. elecled Mounlllan octor 18 w. va. , program on · n.ooo whea the Adult C1aiJ of the R ·-·---' / Cl b p libeare s were Dick Sey· eon was held and projects work· 1!1)1.,..,.,.. or U a r ed on durmg the afternoon. Bradbury Churclt of Christ met Emanon Club held its bus!- ler, Fred Crow, Cssh Babr, oth !lend' M W"""-'•u """" 1 tb 'h Bob J ~ ers a mg were <w....., eve._ a e fless meeU~~g at the borne of Wayne SwUI er, aco..., M Lew' Mr M k Sters chureb. Elected wee Mrs. WI~ Mrs. John Lloyd this week, Lester Har~ BUiy Will and 91 M tsW, s. Kl ac M W· I.11m "''"" ~•~. "· Paul Kl oes. Honorary pall• art, rs. •._, pr_,.,n, ""'· nn Portsmouth Road, Gallipolis. c 1 ayne ·n J ng,k' r. 01 Lawrenee Stewart, vice pres!· Mrs. Kenneth Frazier re- bearers were Charles Downie, eva ot ert • ac •e dent; Mrs. M.u Davis, seen> viewed the book, "Mountain Allen Downie, Clifford Rhodes, and Ethel Collins. tary-treourer: William Ki11g, Doctor," by LaGette Blythe. Karr, P~t Loclta~, Dr. teacher, and Wllbur Rowley, The biography is about Dr. Selim Blazewt~, Vll'gtl Camp- Emblem Club Hm assistant teaclter. Gaine Cannon, a physician Ia bell, Bill Dowrue, T. T. Reed, 13 Nl'lliMembers Lawrence Stewart preBided the mllUI!Wns of North Caro- Jr., Ted Downie, Joe Slsmondo, GaiUpolis Emblem Club In the abtence of llle pres!· llna. The Christmas party of! E. F. Robinson and Frank John· 199, recenUy inducted 13' new ' dent and rice prealdent Plans the club will be held D<!c. 15th, ston. members. were made for 1 potluck dinner at tile home of Mn. Howard B p df They are Mrs. Sherman Par· J to be held Dee. :It for members Saunders. ose• re pare or sons Mrs. Truman Burnett, and thelr famlll•. Cookies alld Men in Services Mrs.' Hobart Niday, Mrs. Law- I coffee were served by Mr 1. FIRST CIDLD BORN Boxea were prepared for ser· renee Tawney, Mrs. Charles i KIDIIDII Mrt. lltewarl. Olbent Mr. and Mrs. Lal'l')' C. North rice men llllon the Junior Burdette, Mra. Tom DIVIS, Mrs nltendlltl were KevlD Klllg, of 116\> First Ave., Gell!poUs, ~oocl Gardell Club met Russell DeSena, Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrt. Rolierl King (the lonner Janel A. Blevins), Friday evening et the bome of Brown, Mrs. Mark Gay, and Mrl. Georp Naill. anuounee the bfi'th of their first Ml'l. Victor Hysell In Pomeroy. R. L. Scbaefflng, Mrs. child, a daughter, Wednesday, The atr11 paeked and wtll']>- Eaton, Mrs. Harry Holdorh~.ll 15 Studentl are November 2, welghillg 8 pounds peel ten pound& of home made and Mrs. Marlon HarrisoJL D-fl and 1011 ounces, and named eartdy made by Mrs. Hysell and toWiJ18 the impressive inducliorl II Reclina-Rockers T H H On • onor nu Amanda Sulanne. Maternal popcorn u a Christmas pro- ceremony condncted by club from $99 to $21 0 Fifteen atudenll rated the 8J'aodparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Jeet Present wert Barbara fleers, a refreshment cow·se ll seeond ob: weeb bonor roO Amold Dickerson of Gall!polls; Ftaber, Susan Gooch, Sandra was aerved. at Hannla Trace 1IJalt School. maternal creat l!'lndpar· Roush, Anita lnd Beverly HU ---One studelll, David Daniels, a enta are Mrs. Gill Gabrielii, albeit, Llllda Hollon, Peuy and Concert Director~ •opholnere, had a llriiShl A also of Gaillpollt, and Mrs. Hekll Milhoan, Grace and , averap. Otben makln1 the Pearl Fredericks of Sarasola, Kosle Hysell, Patty lh1e and Plan NI'UI Sf!IJion roll by clan• follon: Fla. Paternal grandparent• are leaders, Mrs. 11yseU and Mrs. A plar111ing meeung If Senlon - Rebecel fllunder1, Mr and Mrs. Woodrow North Dwight Mllboan. board of directors of the CoMfe RaMIII, o.lt Mayuud, paternal great vandparenl A J1 1 • ~-Jt i County Concert Association Keltll llrlnnu, llelll WII e, 11 Mrs. Odna Montcomery, au po 0 ...,. 1 held Friday nlgbl at the Medl· and Roaalrlllllllr. of Gallipolis. New Caue of Delay cal Center Hospital. JUD!orl- Sbanta Pueketl and CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) -A Jim Martin, rapresentaUve Beckf liiiii1L ANNOIJNCI!i lea1t In a tnabllaOIDe UDII Community Concerts told Sopllamltni-Mia Calcl'lllll Mr. and Mn. 11opr Cull aboard the Apollo I IIPicecratt IP'OUP of the latest de¥elop·ll SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE AT ...• ond LNmt 8pnull. Qaul 1re IIIIIClUilCJDrl the ~ b.. tJet back by two more ments, Otllllned plalll for Frtalilllf4 - Debra llbeetl. of 1 all Jll!ll!lda, 0\lllf weeb the drive to 1811Mb next season. and dlscll88ed the Mike Blaver, CVo! i!IOCtley,llaqhltr, Lea 'Ann, on NOV~· Alnerlo:a's first thtft.man crew problem In rlsi~~g ceots and Darin llliniCUI'. ' 1ft' 25, ll 'liOIW · ~ winter. artl!ta. It was reported tbat Qrandpart!li ·~ a.l>ri~~ Tlit JWOblem, reported Friday the membership lor the current YI$T 1M -~ , N. Sarpnt;.;Cb.t.er; i.lit, ~ by 111e Nj_~ ~ ~ season now stands at 361 odults llr. and . . ..Miltlli Drab Mn. Char!~ M~Chir, ·Lelltl. Space o\IIDIIIIIlll'.tkiq (N~) and 1., students for • toll! of Fine furnitur~ and Carpet end 1~,~ 'hltlrliW with 'f. Va., ~~ '~raoc~Parenta' ai1 ... IIIIOihe!' It! a .lerlel a,t 541 _.ben, exactly 100 Mr. and ..,., WllliUl . , . ~ Oris G.W, Qjtller, lllll ~ ~.. pliatiiJ ihe ~J 11111re than dtlrl~~g the 1165-16 Third I Olive Sts. Gallipolis, 0. church. A bowlllful ~alley dinner was served at oo&n. Followmg the dmner t h e group held its bohday meeting. Mary Johnson, president, called the meeting to order, and the group sang "Joy To The World," as the opening hymn T he Christmas scripture was read reoponllively and prayer was offered by Ml'l. Lillian McCaU. A devotional rtaJing "If Christ Had Not Come" was given by June Hudson. Readings were gtven by Mary Johnson, Ernes· P~ ~'" Attendln were Mr. and Mrs. h J h g Mr and Mrs. Jo n .n..n. · d Mrs Harry PllchfordM Mr. ~n Mr; ThoT~'d Age~ ~ ~n Priestly. Pau ~ ay, N:U, · · Jame; Mrs. arte up, 1 Northup, Mrs. Jack ~~by' Mrs Jean C.obb. Mrs. I tan McCsll, Mrs. Esta Carter Mrs. Delmas Baughman, Mrs. Harry llullhont, and Mrs. Richerd Fisher. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. D. C Priestly. - - ° an~ Dramat•'zed Chri'Stmas Theme G•'ven 8efore R dney wscs supper Event I ISeen and Heard I I New Books are at Pomeroy Library ' ' t • OES Chapter Wil//nsfa/1 New Officers I than~ Churc~tll Fur.eral Held For Mr. Will N I Arts, crafts Club Planning H I'd p ay arty ·CHAIRS ber 27 h the comfort gift for all the year 1 Capture the OVER so 1 Cia!" ' CHAIRS IN STOCK. 1 I 1 CHANNEL MASTER o , , • r• · • J' ·'IJ ··· ~' = Make ~ur own festivities. Fun aeems to fOUOlV the IIIJDIIIel' alit Ia PIJIIIIILo,tllat 1 tbe sparkle of each exciting ooUday mOlllentl CaW! tblt llo1tt In Tose PUIIIP by CONNIE, in Silver etched, wltb I infstY lace effect, $10~ ~r;= tbe cut-out sling covere~ with glltterlni Sllvel' eltclet, $l'-BS. AS AND MADEMOISELLE. ,6iQIE~Iitt 'f 1 liJaacauel~ •. \ .Participating In Gallipolis Merc!,ants . SHOP·A-RAMA Free Tickets - No .Purchase Necessaty S"ffP FRIDAY NITI TIL 8:00 P.M. . USE YOUR CHARGI ACCOUNT AT ... I. I 1 • I 1 ~.ua:. 1 BAKER FURNITURE I l ,. 1 1 o • HIGHLIGHTS Of THE WEEK I 1 J M Dl'nes Th Urs day Jlelblehem,'' lllll ·~ "!! Ye ll'lllbful" Mrs. llf•"~ Iling in the maternity ward and closlnt! prayer· . the difference in visitillg hours Roll call was given With Bi· in the maternity and medical ble verses. DueB were patd and wards. Mr. Walter Stewart, te Sick taUs were reported. The a<!qllmstrater, ' offered remarks aoctety made a gtit oll6 to the J 611 •Volunteer workers and viS· service project m North, CsroJtors llna, to buy oboes for n...rly Mrs. Jean Will and Mrs. An· children. A sympathy card was na Wheeler were named chajr- aent to the famuy of Ever•lt man and assistant for the an- Lawrence, and another card nual "Open HOilse" which WJII was signed •nd sent to Mrs be held on Dec. 19, from 12 Roy Russell, a medical patient noon until 9 p. m. Santa claus In Holzer Hospttal. Will also be present. Donations Following the business meet and cookies are to be given by inf. there was a gift erl'hcn~e members. . by secret sisters, and new A covered dish Christmas dn> ?ames were drawn for the com. ner will be held in the cafeteria mp yeAr Guests were Rev R•d· at 6 30 p. m., .D<!c. 20. Follow· er, and children, Mrs Dessle mg the dinner a program m Holcomb and Mrs. Robert ==--:.....-~~----1 charge of Mrs. Mary Pickens, Wright. The hostess served sand· and exchange of $1 gifts, will Wlches, jello salad, fruit cake, Over 80 Attend be held. coffee, pop and candy. DecoraP. T. 0. Meeting The cafeteria was decorated lions were in keeping with the The Harnsonville P T 0 met in the Thanksgiving theme and 1ae;.;_asoi.:.,n;;;.=======~ November 22 m the school refreshments of coffee and lo PHYSICAL FITNESS auditonum w1th ov...· 80 parents, doughnuts were served by Mr!l-. CENTER AND students, and '!Uests present. Wheeler, Mrs Betty Hayes, REDUCING SALON The program cons1sled of gym- and Mrs London, w1th Mrs. nasttcs exhtbition performed by Ada Slack, Mrs. Kathryn John· Chrislmos Speciol ::everJ! of the grade school chil- son and 'Mrs. Myla Hudson, con· WHkfy or monthly Gift dren. tnb~ting hostesses. The room count was won by Attending other than those CortifiCIIe Now Avei11bl1 the SIXth grade with 16 par· mentioned were Mrs. Iva Ath· 11 REDUCED RATES. ents present. There wdl be a ey, Mrs. Clara Burris, Mrs. Com• In For A f•w St• Chnstmas program at the De· Charlotte Roush, Mrs. Wllma dons ond Brine A Gutot. Phono 446-0797. Hoors cember mectmg with all grades Blake, M~s. Je~tie Molden and Open 9 A.M. To I P.M. Mon· participalmg. A potluck supper guests, MISS Lmda Will and o1o1r Thrv Frld•r wtll follow. Mrs. Phyllis Hackett. Centenary Social Circle Program on Christmas Theme Thursdtr~ Qgnoll~Q Temple IsA atrtlllmu prognm wu llDe Baughma11, Ruth Pltchfd Ill ans Memorial Hospital mel m the cafeteria, Nov. 15. President Mrs. Louise Bearhs <onducled the meeting which opened with th• auxiliary ~ray· er by Mrs. Orthea Ohlinger. 'lie• cordlng Secretary Mrs Fay Sauer read the minutes of the October meeting and the treas· urer's report was given by Mrs. Naomi London. Mrs Sauer, program chair· man, introduced Miss Bermce Ledlie Director of Nursing, who g~ve an mterestmg talk on patient care. She expl&med the dtvldii\8 lme between Aids and Volunteer workers and the Vol· unteer workers' dultes, and commended lhem on thetr Monday A contribution was made to the TB Health Assocta· DAUGHTERS OF AMF.RICA lion when Rock Springs Grange met Thursday evemng I regular meetmg, i .to P m. Fred Goeglem, worthy m~ster. preSided and the Monday. meetmg opened in rituallshc form A communication was DAIPERS TO DATES Moth· read from National Grange m regatd to the tssue of Na· you1 ers League v.1ll meet at 7 30 ' tl·onal Grange Monthly· for all members 1A thank 0 note was read from the Carl Grueser lamt y. ne appea r, m. at the home of Mrs tor atd was answered Re~ - - - ---- --. ---.-- Robert Rothgeb. ported Ill 11as Carl Grueser. 1 ness coopera tton, MIS s Betty GALLIA Tops Club wtll meet 1 Leonard; The Farmer Gives a' 7 jQ p m , at Grace MethoPlans were made for a pot- Thanks, Mrs Frank Grueser 1 MUNDAY dtst church lurk dmner at the next meet· and How to bake a cake, Mrs. SAI.~M CENTER PTA meets -~ , , ,. PROGRESSIVE Mothers Lea· 1 mg, Decembe1 lp, at 7 P m Amos Leonard Thanksgiving Monda\ night Dec ~ at 7 30 ~e will hold tts Chnstmas w1lh the meat prepared by the Prayers, by Mrs. Robert p m on the theme , "MusJc dmner for membet s and hus- home economic• comn11ltee. 1 Louks and prayer by Mrs. Fred \ 1111e We Face C1 tllC<~I Issue~ A.Jtl#WI bands at 7 p m , m thr. BI\oer- Thanks were expressed for the Goegletn, closed the program. ~ Our [)~rnocracy " DcvotJOll!) ' '"'U1fleport boa~~oom at Oscar's rf'slaur- I many gifts bl ought or sent for Refreshments were served by j . , il l l'e g1~en by ~rs Audrey iii ~-~""("T" 1 , .,.~ iji, , ~ An'i' 1 ' l 1he Athens State Hospital, whtch the home economiCS commit· -l 1 "s Highlight Will be a i CALLI POLIS BAND Boosters I will be deltvered over the tee u ~ u.~l bv puprls under d11Pt l\hs Don Hurkey, Manetta, wtll meet at 7 30 pHt, e~t the 1 weekend 1011 uf l\1;wnl<t Mtller , ~o('al 1 l.Stlcd Fnday wtth her muth GallJa Academy band room "Grange Agnculture Month" ATfEND OEA MEET n-:ttu ttnr Rt>lrPshmrn ls wtll e1. Mrs C A r;rnmJsh .1\-lrs GALLIPOLIS Branch Amen- was the themP of the program o- ~~1\t't.l Evei\One l!i '.\el Emmt~h actompdntecl IJer can Association of Untvl'r~rtv presented by Mrs. W. A. Mu1 · Drlegate:; from Meigs county cvme. di.:iught~r tu \lanetta for se~Pr- 1 Women wi ll have a dinner g;.~n lertwe1 Members respond· >~,ho attended the conventton of [ al d·1ys \ tstl She Will ~t ,n lnNimg at 6 30 r n1 • m o'. rd to roll tall WILh the1r favor· the OhiO Educatton Assoctation TURSIMV l\ tth l•e1 1! 1·111 11 • ltghlf'f 1\,, l h car ~ restdUidlll Prn !! t.Jm will 1lc vegetablr The llt slory of In Columbus last week were P0~1F:nnr CHAP'n~ B 1Rf1 l\-hile Mt <n,d \lrs BuJkey ali' bt a film p 11 t 1tll'd · Clll ldt t'rl the Early Grange was gl\'en Hob€1!a W1lson. Salem Center ' or:s wJII meet I ucsday al ' 1 C ulwnbu ~ 'WI\h!JUt" bv Homer Rtce and the purpose Elementary, Mary V1rg1ma Ret- ' 7 45 p m at Ihe Pom• ltJ\ \l<& Ret.:cnt holtdd) guests ot Mrs Tut>sdav I of the foundPI s, by WJ II! arn bel. Pomeroy Elementary, and AOmc Temple There ~~, tll be belli Smtt 11 Pt m 1 Sl wei e GHACE METHODIST WSCS Grut:ser. Hm11ard Parker, Eastern H1gh 15 mstallatJOn of off1rcrs ~~IJ~rn~~\Jc~,t ~~~~~r~Jd ~: ~~~ Clrcle 5 will me~t at 1 p. m Several art1des were read m· Srhoo! The deiMegates were THEODORUS COUN(IL al the home of Mrs. Leo cludmg, Farmmg Today , b) eieeted by lhe etgs County Daughters of Amenca, will Mrs Bill Pott ~. Pt Pleasant Mossman. 87 Locust St, and Amos Leonard; Early Bus1- EduratJOn Assn. __ _ _ - - - - - - -- -I " 30 p m at W Va and a dilllgllter, Mt and t M d mee on ay a , . Mrs H I' Lamont, Charles- Clr It' I' Wil l met'! PI I p lbe IOOF Hall at the home of Mrs Del LAUREL CLIFF BETTER tun, \\ \ ,1 limoench, 628 Fourth Ave "' Health eIub w1 II have 1'I s annua 1 Mt ilnd Mrs Hic.ilard P1ck· MERCERVILLE Grange w1li Olristmas dmner at Bailey's ens cpent the weekend m Co- hold tts regula r meeting at 7 mtaurant, Tuesday at 6 30 p ' !unibus Wl\h f\ill and Mrs Jan p m Bermce McMahon wi ll a, followed by a party and $1 lhlllck and duldren, Brent and be the guest speaker McmJift exchange m the party room I Hrenda !Jrent aecompamed hls I brr~ brmg potluck REEDSVILLE WSCS Willi gJandp<lll'llh to ColuhJbu~ ... tt EN(;LJSH Club wtll hold Its have e bazaar and bake sale at 1 er spendmg seve! a! days here the former residence of Dorsel Mrs l~ dn<~ Stll{'s motllC"r .. annual Chrtstmas meetmg at Retbel, Tuosday, Dec. 6, from Mrs tiyde Barliell, has b<en 7 p rn , at the home of Mrs St. 1 llDtil 9 p. m. returned lu her daughte;'s Willa Breland, Court There will be a g1ft exchange home from Holzer Hospital m WEDNI!SDAY GallipoliS where she ha< been Wednesday MIDDLEPORT JOLLY Bunch a palient for three weeks Mrs OHIO VALLEY GRANGE Sewmg Chili wUJ bave lts an- Smes rece1ved many eards and \\1\1 hold a regular mP.eting nual Christmas dmner and par- ~ flowers while m thf' hospital al 7 30 p m. Ladies brmg cook1es Christmas program ty Wednesday, Dec. 7. Follow- from fnends and re latives mg dinner, tbe gr-oup will go to I Jame s A1 nold JS vacatwmng GRACE METHODIST WSC:S Circl es will meet as follows: the home ol Mrs. Shtrley Mills I m Flonda for a partv and gift exchange I ThanksgJVJng dmner guests of Circle 1 at 7:30 p, m. at the The club recently made a $10 ' Mr and Mr oo Chester Erwm home of Mrs. Perry Bailes, donalmn to the Middleport F1re were theu sons and famdies, Spruce St. ExtensiOn A $1 men. MJ(tJ<:Ie[ Erwm and sons, Scott g1ft ex.cilange. Circle 2 at 7 30 Mr. J.nU !\1rs Don Erwm, 1 p m. at the parsonage on Sewing Club Holds !>!Jddleporl, and Mr and Mrs • Hedgewood Drive Circle 3 BATTERY-OPERATED Michael Erwm and sons, Scott at 7.30 p m. WJth Mrs. Paul lu Annual Dinner and Kevm. of Belpre llaskms. 149 &!cond Ave. Cir· The Tfl - C1ty Sewmg club Mr. and Mrs Walton Manley ' cie 4 al 7 30 p m With Mrs. 1 beld i S annual Chnstmas t.hn- have l'eturned from Cleveland ] Gene-. Howell A !1 gtft ner Thursdav evening at the where they spent the holiday exchange Crrcle 7 at 'l 30 p. Ba1ley Re~taurant Followmg week with Lhetr son, Mr and m wtth Mr::; Neil McMahon. PORTABLE TAPE RECORDER the dmner the group adJourr.cd Mrs Carol W Manley and farn 1 G1ft exchange. Li&ht. compact aoes Vtherever you do to captul'l the soundl to the party room which was 1ly Mr and Mrs M:.~nley re- SPRINGt l~LD Grange turyou_lllant to remember • parties, family outlnp, school, VICI• decorated tnrludmg a hghted ported seven mches of snow m I key supper for members and tiorr. Perfectly at home '" busmess, too. COnstant-speed capstan dnve. Htghest quality portable recorder 1t anywhere near itl Chmtmas flee for a sooal Cleveland while they were famili es Will precede the pnce. Remarkable tonal qual1ty. Also plays throu1h ~ur hl-fl hour 11nd g1fl rxrhange AttPnd- there. meetmg at 6 30 p m Turkey speaker. Fast forw~rding and reverse. Up to 3 bOlUS recardint: on l tope reel. 2 speedso ll'IIPS aod 3!1 IPS. ing v.ere Mrs Robert RawJ. Mr Hodne~ Dowmng has re- I will be furmshed, and mern· Duoi·Purpose Power Meter checks battery powar, recordin4l11Vtl, ings Mrs H.ussell Wtlson Mrs turned from a vacation trip In br.rs are lo brmg pte and covDtrect radia.phono-TV 1nput. Complete with accessories, mclutJ. ('h~trle~ Rtffle, Mrs. Millard the south I ered dishes. There Will be a In( 3!4" tape reel, microphone With rernote-controt.Pushbutton Wildermuth Mrs. Fred Lei£. Holiday guests of Mr. and It gift exchange and luther case and carrylni strap. Plays on 6 "r:' 11,~t l>alle11n. Optlonol adaptor permits AC operatiflll. Madel , •1. Mrs Rob<rl Rob<rts, Miss Mrs Alfred Roush w•re lbeir Saturday Hwbeth F1ck, Mrs H1ram famJhes, Mr. and Mrs. Russell FIRST Annual Gaihpolis Golf Fil\her. Mrs Bradford Maag Roush and son, Ertc, Oak H11l, Club Chmtmas parly, Lafay· and Mrs Wtlham Grue.)er. and Mrs. Mich1el Cline and son, ette Hotel, 9 p m , Dec. 10. ------Ricky. McArthur. Rtservatmns due by Wednes-RETIJRNS HOME , Holiday guests of Mr. and day, Dec 7. Mr and Mrs Glenn D11l re- 1Mrs Max Dav1s, Bradbury, 111 turned home Thursday from 1 eluded their wn, Jerry, a stuVISIT PARENTS Columbus where they were 1dent at Rio Grande College, Mr and Mrs Robert Bircb called by the Illness of Mr. and her mother, Mrs. Nellie ;md daughters, Monica and Ja. Dtll's brot~er - m • Jaw. Manon Nelson ol Dexter. Mr. Davis nelle, {JI Belvue spent the Howell. who is a patient Jt has been on vacahon from the holidays w1th thetr parents, Mr. MIDDLEPORT lit. Carmel HospitaL Thty Columbus and Southern Ohto and Mrs. Grover Salser, Sr., ·: ~t him as improving. !hs Electnc Company this past and Mr. a•d Mrs. Elza Bircb, Member of Middleport Merchants' Gllt.O.Rolllll room number is 310. week. Racine. Personal Notes IP'Oup were "L\1111 ' - A C~ristmas dinner and par. oervlee. The closillg ocrlpture was ty w.S planned when the WoShe explained the reaoon for read by Mrs. Pma Ward, and men's Auxiliary of lhe Veter· wearillg white gowns when vi.. Rev. Robert Rider gave the 1 I mas carol rwaa sung by lilt ~p. . ' . . f¥s~ 'M~ fibimbll!l read SCripture from Matthew, and ~rs, A'len and her Blster:,Mrs. D<!sS.!e Holcomb sang Holy Nigllt." Evelyn ·Rothgeb gave a r~adi11g ,''A qift For Christ The KJIII. Two other carols sung by the Ha:-17 ftiiii!JUI•tnm..!enUnet, Slmtlay, nee.f, 1 and TY f11wing Bm1'B -Ia( Larry's WAYSIDE Furniture •l.fn; 1 of BniiJlllt. !' NOi1ilt~ 11110 1817. Ayaut Weber, Tuppera PW-. frOm 4:-'. i'¥"!"'~ ~ ..,._. ·- " ··-·· -~.. · I ! Full lediAilg ' 1'- "' ~ ! . ...... l""•'t ·- ' :...-,..---------------...:.--....;----...,.;.;.,~---+.~~ .~ �• - o:;o•il li ~~~ \.'!. ··· # . Get Extra €ash The Want Ad Way- Business Servic a AIIIPIID MTU . . . .., _ _ , _ . .. ... lk ~· ... _ . , , ..., • • lk Wanted To Buy , " ·~=·"::.:;: .;, trr"u:!: GOOD used 1 ton truck Ph 446--2783 _ ~31 ,.,.. - -- _ _ _ __ ___::_285- 1 .....rt.. RI will ••• ..... ••• .,, lhl lnt f'IMI ,....,..,., ... lMlr r•• ,,.... ctMitttut~en~ •n• .. , ... :.~•.:"'.., Trtlune ttY•• et ..,,. 1"' t"'" "'" .. .,. •., •n• ct~•n.. !lo!J e ~ will ., ••m.. tachment Ph 446-08'97 after 5 285-3 USED ptano m good cond1t1on Ph 44&-1278 after :; p m 1961 CHEV , white convertible tu u-. ••• ,,._,,. . "" '"'" " tn• """.. •t•r• IJIPiratl.., . , ,,..,,. . ,., ef'l' ""' """""' riding sulky and mower at m••• •• Cll.lft.l rne '"''"'' F 1 H 1 W ted .,.,t,•m•t •1• .. ~,..,,,. ••• ••'' ~· !_ . ~ an WANTED t t f 1 $750 Ph 446-4530 after 5 p m 285- 3 for Xmas g1ve us a l try, we pay casb,' for new or persons o ram or old guns swo rd s, old poe ket " ' " "''"'""" fir • , .. ,,,, . . . . . . . . . . . . CMII... 1MONEY I secretana pos1t1ons We have more calls for graduate 1 secretanes t11an we are able 1 to supply New day classes 1 begm Decem'bll .. Buslllfll Colle(f ~. Card Of Thanks kmves old dolls amrnum hon any caliber any amount F1fe s rear of Speed Queen Laundry mat South Third all n 1 tmnds •ud ne1ghbors on Ave Moddleporl, 0 u• rf1eld Aven"e tot thetr 283-12 k ndness sho\\n dunng lhe . , , ' -=~-- "--;o;--c---:-::c d" lh ul n y da 1ghl" Mro - - - - -- - - - _ 2 ELECTRIC quttars and 1 In,, 11" , \lo Ja,per MIDDLE AGED lady to care Gibson amphfter Ph 446-4831 283 3 Huut k 28:~ 1 1 r an mv ahd lady In e m, guc•d character good bealth FOR sale by owner 1962 Fatr· li lnn per mo room and lane Ford perfect eon<ht10n Lost ~ ard Call 446-0190 after 5 new WSW t1res all the extras, I ' RF \1 AHD luo re111111 <I p m 200 tf $!195 Ph 2~6753. "Oll ll like to thank rn .:~. l t' bol (1\ 0:1.11d v.h e tull I t' ~ F.W A !U if 1 'r\ ( omt X n .., )OU h and f) t " tier O.Wpolisl ACROSS (VIr) 39Surfelt 40 h1se god • 41Mascu1me nic:kname " ..... "'' W•llt 4' ltrVItl ~ C.ll 1 "'' INON lie lllllrtlB MlftllnUM C:hllll iO tl DeCQCOU.. S3 Church '2Marlner1 teries of IUCtellllOD ~ Preseer sanctuary Mlireek: letter 5SSeoltlsh headg r (pi I t'a 5elreland 57 Droop DOWN 321'ountaJ.D. nymph ~ {, MFemmme appellation 35Wt'lrder eHIHtvll,........ It IMf arw Clftt QlttcMnt 1ft .,.. ... tilt ,... wttfnn ~ n ... ................ CARD Q• I HAIIICI I QllfUAit•• 11 U It~ fl ....... mii'IIMUM IHfi d ire<'IJOII SJiorbear tG pumsh tl Kmd of doth QII ..CI MddQ • Mo olil IIIII t1 IJII lOPrlmates lt Unusual 17 Animal fur I M 01111 M. tt lttH liHII ITO 14> .... llrura., 1111 ' ........ TO •lACI. UIUI,I P.dD.,Ct . . 19 Goddess of pea~:e of einll 11 CeRn ,., . .,. tot fllrw Cia d1amond1 riLeave out. tnold1ng 23 Arrow polioa .... .....,., til IIKrt flllfl . . . IIMM'I'Ht ....,...., 62 One who 20 EJr:punge 21 Table .serap 22 African stream 3-4 Remove 26 He1tmg de'riee 27A1htude tab.) lften ,.. . rtH ............., ,... . . . HIMr •1 MIM .......... ... lJI 18 Arran<~ed • (&Ufll:d M. 1111 ., ... ,... ...., . . . . ..... •1•c:llllld• 51 Drone bee lree fl.. .. "HIICit .... •••ut.AfiD•I . .. • ·t 1• ~m~..... .lUI • • O('cutieDC\1 0.11 Of to '-' ,.. ....... ,...,... tH rlitlt lndlant , 42Stleky ~ubstanot ld 2 G 1 row 0 45 Pert.abling till 13 l'ny~r endiDf a gland lanai) 14Klds 'Iattle~ 49Dated pnor to 150btaln . . .CCI,_. IIIIHI fllr 4Kid I secret 8 Twinklet,_ tv;lnkle little •s• t:a•aiLL.ftiNI Mlnii'W DMtllnt Wll 37 Sho&honeaq meaaaJl:e I'MIIt.eliii'thltluttM C:OI.ICTiOMI 1 Huddeberry Finns friend ¥'.\NT Ab OIADLIMII ' Stuff The Sunday Times Serltmel, Sunday, Dee 4, 19815--19 INFORMATION ------"""""""18-The Sul)day Times Sentinel, Sunday, Dee 4, 1966 FOR SALE - - -• ..__ GRAVELY garden tractor Wlth p PHONE WY2-2156 1 24 25 26 "'", • • ,,, . In Memol'll ::~ 1::d2 . Hl I ~ ~.:========::;.-=======::=::==~~ ;:;: : : : : : 2 door TWO Cltculatlng gas heaters 1161 CHEVROLET standard transmisSion 6 cyl bperltnced one 50,000 BTU and one Jnder good motor and t1tea RADIATOR I!TIJ Price $25 and $10 D@W pamt JOb Ph 949 3724 Ill Hill Racine, 0 Ph 949-2762 atter 5 p m 12 1 3tc SERVICE ' 1243tp Wt have teveral de~lrabl• a.,.lnt• " a, ''~t of movln1 t1 our new bulld•ng. We txptJct to move Oih>ER A!IISTUTZ'S H and N our aervfct department ahortly. Btlow It 1 liar of • Nick Ch1ck" leghorn chicks fObs WI nttd to IJJJ fJt started pullets today Mod 4!rn Poullry Box 188 Athens eMtchanlca I :0 Ph 50:1-7831 12 4 ltc eLuboMtn ..:,:___ ®00 HAY 2 miles from Rut. ecarWaaher f'rom thle Largest True• or I • land on Harrisonville R o a d eFront End Allgnmtnl Bulldozer Rad1ator To Tbe eWhttl lalanclng Marvm Stone 12 4 ltp ~allesi Heater Core eB11rFt-M•n 00 PONTIAC Catalina- four • Truck Mechanic j door, In good condlUon, pow Good w11111, pahl holldoy$, group 1ft. Ins, Blu1 , er brakes and steerln& good Pomeroy Ph. m2t43 CI'Oit & Blut !hltld, Voluntary rttlrtmtnl plan and 1 Ures Ph Cbester 984 3549 many other ~flh. 1248tc l DEMINGTON CUshfenette wa. Real Estate For Sale ter system pump, for large welll or clstern equ1pped 2 Dr Deluxe model Loeal1y HOUSE on 464 South 4th St \ w1th automatic Thurmal pr,. owned and low mileage by Middleport 0 $6 IIQO can YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER tector Ph 992 2631 after 6 30 ongmal owner Spotless dean bought wtth small down 124 3tp lntermr beiuhful datk blue POMEROY, OHIO I p m ment balance like rent rtnJsh 1ad1o and heatf'r Valley I umber & Supply Co t YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks M1ddleport 0 992 2709 old, $12 each Pbone Hamson ll 2 30tc ~die, 992.f2'19 12 2 3tc 2 Dr Deluxe model Local WANTED! HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES I MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BIG SELECTION! BIG SALE! - On Second Cars From Our BlAmNARS OK Loti 65 Volkswag. 1495 f'omeroy Motor Company I For S1l1 or Rent For Rent - - - - -- - owner Fc:r Rent clean interior Jet bl1ck fm1sh rad1o and heattr ti9 AC RE FARM 3 bedroom houoe wtth bath 3 moles !rom Porneroj on Rt 113 Phone 992 7069 12 2 61c I I SAUS & SEIVIII II ONI 0P rHI NIC151 ;eOPllt DICK RAWLING, BLAETTNARS Rewlinga!Wnde Salts Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy 0 WY Hill MIDDLEPORT OHIO RADIATOR DRIVE A CLEAN CAR IT ONLY TAIIII U New lfadlator SliOp ONE MINUTI SOc eCat eTruek eHeoltr Core e Bulldozer eAny Typo U-DRIVE THRU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR WASH 2 2196 Mlddl ... rt 0 ONLY POMEROY Youth Beat& THf NATIONAL REPORT ON WHAT S HAPPINING ll l {all \\ \ I urn ll V ~ II g d 1 ~ Jlfllt \ I t" I' t I y I i:!nd .) 1 1.1 to r dij\ \oll he gi<Jd W Ca l o Vet\ s \\ t' lme ~1 tur l t llt> J \ u a e::.s r It' I I ~ lfl 1t1 rt I Ill /{1 H;;olld t' r on Open d;uh 9 1 II ;, ~ n I Ut'Sdn\ 1nd \n y I 1m ~at I Rllb tolled • iaiidarae trft 4 Wefl· known uncle D Steersman 12 I 3tc MALE BEAUL!;, predominantly white, llhtwen to "King • Lost In Cheiler vlclnlty PI!. 11112-263:1 Danny Grltlllh USED FURNITURE W1 Will Buy Any Amount, Including Complete &totes uao --~~--- Notice 8 Crimean J1ver T Penlaa coin I Nep.Uve CODtraction 20Rooel>Mil fruit 21 Anc•r 22 GUill :u KDtr•t• title 2tl Plotot tand 2G Pred8<11' TMMn.,11 .&uwer ot t;he CIA S4 Fotarm 10 Unite u !8 Aleutian ropu 11 Datum SO Antlnwotd 37 32 1\adloloc 38 Mill Homo S3 8moll •• ];)lilt - 18 ln.quire 18 Mlllfitl~l :It Worl>le natJves boM 35 T1tr lletU~ ilt.'a conctm. :it Arancla quarrel FROM WALL to wall, no so1l at all on carpets cleane<l w1th Blue Lustre Rent elec lric ohampooer tl Cement Block Co 43 Fruot KNOTTS USED FURNITURE Wanted To Do 1163 Stcand Awe. Golll .. uo Ohio PUBLIC SALE DATE DEC. 7, 1H6 TIME 100 PM. Located ot Wllllom Rece Prop11rty on M11n Street acrosa from Stewart Hardware, VInton, -oklo. Consisting of FaUowtnlt 1 Good Old Dlninc Suite, I Bedroom Su1te Chain Saw Chains Sharpened Woomm Bedsteads 1 Bedstead 2 Otd Cain With This Coupon 1nd 99c We Will Sharpen Any Chain Saw up Several to 21". CHEVY. standard lrana-, 10114 lft\i'li ear Ph. Cbeshlre, Set the Homelit1 Chain JJJQ 1!/:7\11, 1111 m.m , IS l ka"k sbjdebwf. \!.4, low mlle•l• Olfkt G/ 6-3641 Ewenlnv• - 2'13-tf Ike WlHin.tn t;.J ~6 I. Pr1 ~11 ..,.!'\'t." n.• '-4SOO Evflllog 441-12%1 ----='--- - -' Salesmen •:arl Wfotero 446-3128 Wayoo AID1blll1 CtM2SI lat« 11411ti. I ' i Ph New u• - RIDENOUfl RADIO AND T.V. PHONI 1851.3101 CALL SERVICE wv 64 Yolkswag. 1295 H 1~ Phone 6 Auto Sales =--=For 5tle _ _ I �• - o:;o•il li ~~~ \.'!. ··· # . Get Extra €ash The Want Ad Way- Business Servic a AIIIPIID MTU . . . .., _ _ , _ . .. ... lk ~· ... _ . , , ..., • • lk Wanted To Buy , " ·~=·"::.:;: .;, trr"u:!: GOOD used 1 ton truck Ph 446--2783 _ ~31 ,.,.. - -- _ _ _ __ ___::_285- 1 .....rt.. RI will ••• ..... ••• .,, lhl lnt f'IMI ,....,..,., ... lMlr r•• ,,.... ctMitttut~en~ •n• .. , ... :.~•.:"'.., Trtlune ttY•• et ..,,. 1"' t"'" "'" .. .,. •., •n• ct~•n.. !lo!J e ~ will ., ••m.. tachment Ph 446-08'97 after 5 285-3 USED ptano m good cond1t1on Ph 44&-1278 after :; p m 1961 CHEV , white convertible tu u-. ••• ,,._,,. . "" '"'" " tn• """.. •t•r• IJIPiratl.., . , ,,..,,. . ,., ef'l' ""' """""' riding sulky and mower at m••• •• Cll.lft.l rne '"''"'' F 1 H 1 W ted .,.,t,•m•t •1• .. ~,..,,,. ••• ••'' ~· !_ . ~ an WANTED t t f 1 $750 Ph 446-4530 after 5 p m 285- 3 for Xmas g1ve us a l try, we pay casb,' for new or persons o ram or old guns swo rd s, old poe ket " ' " "''"'""" fir • , .. ,,,, . . . . . . . . . . . . CMII... 1MONEY I secretana pos1t1ons We have more calls for graduate 1 secretanes t11an we are able 1 to supply New day classes 1 begm Decem'bll .. Buslllfll Colle(f ~. Card Of Thanks kmves old dolls amrnum hon any caliber any amount F1fe s rear of Speed Queen Laundry mat South Third all n 1 tmnds •ud ne1ghbors on Ave Moddleporl, 0 u• rf1eld Aven"e tot thetr 283-12 k ndness sho\\n dunng lhe . , , ' -=~-- "--;o;--c---:-::c d" lh ul n y da 1ghl" Mro - - - - -- - - - _ 2 ELECTRIC quttars and 1 In,, 11" , \lo Ja,per MIDDLE AGED lady to care Gibson amphfter Ph 446-4831 283 3 Huut k 28:~ 1 1 r an mv ahd lady In e m, guc•d character good bealth FOR sale by owner 1962 Fatr· li lnn per mo room and lane Ford perfect eon<ht10n Lost ~ ard Call 446-0190 after 5 new WSW t1res all the extras, I ' RF \1 AHD luo re111111 <I p m 200 tf $!195 Ph 2~6753. "Oll ll like to thank rn .:~. l t' bol (1\ 0:1.11d v.h e tull I t' ~ F.W A !U if 1 'r\ ( omt X n .., )OU h and f) t " tier O.Wpolisl ACROSS (VIr) 39Surfelt 40 h1se god • 41Mascu1me nic:kname " ..... "'' W•llt 4' ltrVItl ~ C.ll 1 "'' INON lie lllllrtlB MlftllnUM C:hllll iO tl DeCQCOU.. S3 Church '2Marlner1 teries of IUCtellllOD ~ Preseer sanctuary Mlireek: letter 5SSeoltlsh headg r (pi I t'a 5elreland 57 Droop DOWN 321'ountaJ.D. nymph ~ {, MFemmme appellation 35Wt'lrder eHIHtvll,........ It IMf arw Clftt QlttcMnt 1ft .,.. ... tilt ,... wttfnn ~ n ... ................ CARD Q• I HAIIICI I QllfUAit•• 11 U It~ fl ....... mii'IIMUM IHfi d ire<'IJOII SJiorbear tG pumsh tl Kmd of doth QII ..CI MddQ • Mo olil IIIII t1 IJII lOPrlmates lt Unusual 17 Animal fur I M 01111 M. tt lttH liHII ITO 14> .... llrura., 1111 ' ........ TO •lACI. UIUI,I P.dD.,Ct . . 19 Goddess of pea~:e of einll 11 CeRn ,., . .,. tot fllrw Cia d1amond1 riLeave out. tnold1ng 23 Arrow polioa .... .....,., til IIKrt flllfl . . . IIMM'I'Ht ....,...., 62 One who 20 EJr:punge 21 Table .serap 22 African stream 3-4 Remove 26 He1tmg de'riee 27A1htude tab.) lften ,.. . rtH ............., ,... . . . HIMr •1 MIM .......... ... lJI 18 Arran<~ed • (&Ufll:d M. 1111 ., ... ,... ...., . . . . ..... •1•c:llllld• 51 Drone bee lree fl.. .. "HIICit .... •••ut.AfiD•I . .. • ·t 1• ~m~..... .lUI • • O('cutieDC\1 0.11 Of to '-' ,.. ....... ,...,... tH rlitlt lndlant , 42Stleky ~ubstanot ld 2 G 1 row 0 45 Pert.abling till 13 l'ny~r endiDf a gland lanai) 14Klds 'Iattle~ 49Dated pnor to 150btaln . . .CCI,_. IIIIHI fllr 4Kid I secret 8 Twinklet,_ tv;lnkle little •s• t:a•aiLL.ftiNI Mlnii'W DMtllnt Wll 37 Sho&honeaq meaaaJl:e I'MIIt.eliii'thltluttM C:OI.ICTiOMI 1 Huddeberry Finns friend ¥'.\NT Ab OIADLIMII ' Stuff The Sunday Times Serltmel, Sunday, Dee 4, 19815--19 INFORMATION ------"""""""18-The Sul)day Times Sentinel, Sunday, Dee 4, 1966 FOR SALE - - -• ..__ GRAVELY garden tractor Wlth p PHONE WY2-2156 1 24 25 26 "'", • • ,,, . In Memol'll ::~ 1::d2 . Hl I ~ ~.:========::;.-=======::=::==~~ ;:;: : : : : : 2 door TWO Cltculatlng gas heaters 1161 CHEVROLET standard transmisSion 6 cyl bperltnced one 50,000 BTU and one Jnder good motor and t1tea RADIATOR I!TIJ Price $25 and $10 D@W pamt JOb Ph 949 3724 Ill Hill Racine, 0 Ph 949-2762 atter 5 p m 12 1 3tc SERVICE ' 1243tp Wt have teveral de~lrabl• a.,.lnt• " a, ''~t of movln1 t1 our new bulld•ng. We txptJct to move Oih>ER A!IISTUTZ'S H and N our aervfct department ahortly. Btlow It 1 liar of • Nick Ch1ck" leghorn chicks fObs WI nttd to IJJJ fJt started pullets today Mod 4!rn Poullry Box 188 Athens eMtchanlca I :0 Ph 50:1-7831 12 4 ltc eLuboMtn ..:,:___ ®00 HAY 2 miles from Rut. ecarWaaher f'rom thle Largest True• or I • land on Harrisonville R o a d eFront End Allgnmtnl Bulldozer Rad1ator To Tbe eWhttl lalanclng Marvm Stone 12 4 ltp ~allesi Heater Core eB11rFt-M•n 00 PONTIAC Catalina- four • Truck Mechanic j door, In good condlUon, pow Good w11111, pahl holldoy$, group 1ft. Ins, Blu1 , er brakes and steerln& good Pomeroy Ph. m2t43 CI'Oit & Blut !hltld, Voluntary rttlrtmtnl plan and 1 Ures Ph Cbester 984 3549 many other ~flh. 1248tc l DEMINGTON CUshfenette wa. Real Estate For Sale ter system pump, for large welll or clstern equ1pped 2 Dr Deluxe model Loeal1y HOUSE on 464 South 4th St \ w1th automatic Thurmal pr,. owned and low mileage by Middleport 0 $6 IIQO can YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER tector Ph 992 2631 after 6 30 ongmal owner Spotless dean bought wtth small down 124 3tp lntermr beiuhful datk blue POMEROY, OHIO I p m ment balance like rent rtnJsh 1ad1o and heatf'r Valley I umber & Supply Co t YORKSHIRE pigs, 7 weeks M1ddleport 0 992 2709 old, $12 each Pbone Hamson ll 2 30tc ~die, 992.f2'19 12 2 3tc 2 Dr Deluxe model Local WANTED! HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES I MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BIG SELECTION! BIG SALE! - On Second Cars From Our BlAmNARS OK Loti 65 Volkswag. 1495 f'omeroy Motor Company I For S1l1 or Rent For Rent - - - - -- - owner Fc:r Rent clean interior Jet bl1ck fm1sh rad1o and heattr ti9 AC RE FARM 3 bedroom houoe wtth bath 3 moles !rom Porneroj on Rt 113 Phone 992 7069 12 2 61c I I SAUS & SEIVIII II ONI 0P rHI NIC151 ;eOPllt DICK RAWLING, BLAETTNARS Rewlinga!Wnde Salts Phone 992·2143 Pomeroy 0 WY Hill MIDDLEPORT OHIO RADIATOR DRIVE A CLEAN CAR IT ONLY TAIIII U New lfadlator SliOp ONE MINUTI SOc eCat eTruek eHeoltr Core e Bulldozer eAny Typo U-DRIVE THRU KEITH GOBLE FORD CAR WASH 2 2196 Mlddl ... rt 0 ONLY POMEROY Youth Beat& THf NATIONAL REPORT ON WHAT S HAPPINING ll l {all \\ \ I urn ll V ~ II g d 1 ~ Jlfllt \ I t" I' t I y I i:!nd .) 1 1.1 to r dij\ \oll he gi<Jd W Ca l o Vet\ s \\ t' lme ~1 tur l t llt> J \ u a e::.s r It' I I ~ lfl 1t1 rt I Ill /{1 H;;olld t' r on Open d;uh 9 1 II ;, ~ n I Ut'Sdn\ 1nd \n y I 1m ~at I Rllb tolled • iaiidarae trft 4 Wefl· known uncle D Steersman 12 I 3tc MALE BEAUL!;, predominantly white, llhtwen to "King • Lost In Cheiler vlclnlty PI!. 11112-263:1 Danny Grltlllh USED FURNITURE W1 Will Buy Any Amount, Including Complete &totes uao --~~--- Notice 8 Crimean J1ver T Penlaa coin I Nep.Uve CODtraction 20Rooel>Mil fruit 21 Anc•r 22 GUill :u KDtr•t• title 2tl Plotot tand 2G Pred8<11' TMMn.,11 .&uwer ot t;he CIA S4 Fotarm 10 Unite u !8 Aleutian ropu 11 Datum SO Antlnwotd 37 32 1\adloloc 38 Mill Homo S3 8moll •• ];)lilt - 18 ln.quire 18 Mlllfitl~l :It Worl>le natJves boM 35 T1tr lletU~ ilt.'a conctm. :it Arancla quarrel FROM WALL to wall, no so1l at all on carpets cleane<l w1th Blue Lustre Rent elec lric ohampooer tl Cement Block Co 43 Fruot KNOTTS USED FURNITURE Wanted To Do 1163 Stcand Awe. Golll .. uo Ohio PUBLIC SALE DATE DEC. 7, 1H6 TIME 100 PM. Located ot Wllllom Rece Prop11rty on M11n Street acrosa from Stewart Hardware, VInton, -oklo. Consisting of FaUowtnlt 1 Good Old Dlninc Suite, I Bedroom Su1te Chain Saw Chains Sharpened Woomm Bedsteads 1 Bedstead 2 Otd Cain With This Coupon 1nd 99c We Will Sharpen Any Chain Saw up Several to 21". CHEVY. standard lrana-, 10114 lft\i'li ear Ph. Cbeshlre, Set the Homelit1 Chain JJJQ 1!/:7\11, 1111 m.m , IS l ka"k sbjdebwf. \!.4, low mlle•l• Olfkt G/ 6-3641 Ewenlnv• - 2'13-tf Ike WlHin.tn t;.J ~6 I. Pr1 ~11 ..,.!'\'t." n.• '-4SOO Evflllog 441-12%1 ----='--- - -' Salesmen •:arl Wfotero 446-3128 Wayoo AID1blll1 CtM2SI lat« 11411ti. I ' i Ph New u• - RIDENOUfl RADIO AND T.V. PHONI 1851.3101 CALL SERVICE wv 64 Yolkswag. 1295 H 1~ Phone 6 Auto Sales =--=For 5tle _ _ I �t• ,, ' ff~·~,..,~.~·v· ki<"-'M,'1't -~r,., ,f• ·.Y•~· 1 1 ~ ' ,, -~~~Sunday Tlme11-sentlnel. Sunday, llee. 4, 1968 •• '" ·•. I ~ S5 Stur1ents ~--· 4 Earn Listing _,. .. . ... ~- .. , - • • , 4' . . ~ .· ... - · ·~··· ·~~. . . . . On Honor Roll ,. .., ,..- '· " ..... Any Iabrie you want we have ..... all wool flannel- . '• .' . . ' . •, ' I I 1"'.·, H • ' l( ,. stretcb tnlt • .,.tton knlto - eorduroy - fully lined or bonded. Mant eoloro 10· ChOOII . ..' :·· .. )J_." ,-, t. .• j' !I ';. ~ from, MISSES ancl EXTRA SIZES tlliUSTMAS MAGIC, The magic In .our Chrlstmu blowie seledlon IJ varlrrti ; • ,· lhe,I'Urt blouses for googn gltll, career ell'ls, aweet ;,ml.:.es IIIII 10phloll· r • cated WOflleD. SaturdaJ Gi~e· ~er A ROBE • • Fro., El~~~~lds Parents Taking Loss Bravely · ' , and coald ;: treat• at r Marshall, lor, Randy liffle. Mn. ' ' ~ . ' ' ' ' ,.---..--. . """"' L....._._.,J 1'. lJOf teautltul ~'robes 1u• 'Uke )!lg l!lsiin.jSouds and · printed mft,;riail. Many HOLIDAY \' DRESSES r8 sf8les to choose from. ' ' Add sparkle to your Holiday T. laund•"• a native ot counlY and a resident of Hunt- lnJion. died Wed.neJday aftemoon In a Huntlngtrtn Hotpltal He had rettt1ld from the Huntington Pollee Department in 19~ aner H yean of rrervlce. He had previoUJIY bl'en a building contractor. He Will borD ill thll count)·, 5011 ul t he late Walter anCI Tennenee Halley Saunden. He It aurvived by h il wile the former Em· ma Wagner. A eon and daughter 1ur· \'JvJng are Mrl. Raymond Belville uf HuntUlgton and RlillPh S11unden of ChnaPI!IkC. There are four gra~­ ch!ldren and. one areat lraad.Chlld. A remarkable 15 cubic feet of storage space inside this Beautiful DEATHS OF WEEK Thom&t H. Morgan, 90, a resident member of the Fraternal Order of Pol Jce. Servlcn were held Frld.a1 aftern01;1n in the Beard Mortuary at Hunt· lnKion, with burial In Rl.da:ehnm cellt- ~ the Cora community, died sundi.J aflernoon at Rober Hospital, where he waa a patient for two days. He made bl.r home with a ton. Mr. Mor· ran wat born ID Perry twp.• on April IJ, IB7B. 1on of the late John R. and Sarah Davt. Mor•an. Wt marrla1e wu to the former Eltubet.h Jenklnt. wbo died In IIHll. He il l\loived bJ' 1 aon, Juhn R. Morlan, of Cora , 1 brother, Harry .MorJ"an. or Rt. 2, Gal· Upol!s, and four 1nndchlldren and tiDfl crandchlld, One .on t. demember or Cora Benieet were anemoon at Tyn burial wat in the ?,.;.:~~~<:,under dlraetion of ·Elliott Fune-ral Home. CREDENZA SAVE $15.00 elery. Wlllllm Flrrtl Mollfgomur. 40, a of World Wu II and a CD 0· I;,~;;;;;;~~:•worker. things. Three sliding doors. with rich burl accents. Interior shelf. In beautiful Walnut to fit in every home. 60 x 18 - 29" high. SPECIAL LOW PRICE $114 efurniture ecarpet who re~ided at died W!!dDf!ldiJ' evl!nlnf Velerllll Hwpital He fallin1 health for over I year. wa• born at Crown Clt1 on M11y 1116, ton of CliUord 11nd Edna C.:hurch Monta:omery, who JUf· vive and reside at Crown City, HlJ znarrtage wu to the former Don. Mile Murray on Feb. IS. l~. &lid the 1unrivet. Children JUrvivlnt 1111 liar· old Gene MoDIIIomery of crown City, Karen Joy Jnd Dent.e Kont11omery, both at home, and a tlep-son. John William. Servieet were held SaturdiJ' afternoon at t.'!e crown City Methodl.t Church and burtal wu lD Crown City cemetery under direction of thll' wauJb , Jlalle:r. Wood Funeral home. ~ A modern credenza that stores many mood with a beautiful dress from Elberfelds. Dresses for every occasion - two a n d three piece knits, beautiful soft wools, in solids and paisleys - metallics, jerseys, orion knits. Now Is the time to see this beautiful selection. Other survivon are two brother~ and two titter.. Mr. Saundeu wu • AVIUit lh•ett, 79, Wat found de~d at hill home on Geor1e1 Creek Road Thurtda:r morning. llh death ,... due to n~lural caute.. I'll> wu a retired Iron conJtruetioa wotli.er. He wu bom In (luyan twp. on Nov. U, 18111. HD of the late John 1nd Eleanor Johmon Sheets. lie It survived b.V two ton• and a daui(htflr, Leo Sheeu of K~nau 1 a, Georae Sheet. of Rt. J, Gal· .Upolil, and Mra. Freda McCluke:r of Mra. Graci M. Adamlkl, 11, a rul• Columbut. There ar1 three 1nnd· dent of Hamden end a rormer rfllli· ebildren &lid two •reat irJndcbildrm. dent of Rt. 1, Ewincf.oD. died Tueeda-, A IUD, John. WU Jd]led In World Wid' eveniuJC In Holur lfiMIIpltal. She wu IJ. otber aurvlvon are t.o bnthen Henry born near Oreton, Vinton countJ, on and seven 1q ten. John IDd Dec. 20. 1895, deua:ht.er of the late Sbeetl, Mn. AJnanrla Merritt. Mra. Albert and Viola Napfer, Hl!r murl.· Minnie Forrett and Mn. Norml Plun· Orphl 111:e wu to Joteph Ad.twkl. who pre. kett, all of SprtnlfWid. MJ'J. and ceded har In death Ia 193S. She lJ MarJh, Mrr. Florence McCabe Mn. France• Nortbon. a11 of Cotum· rurvlved bY M dau.lbter and tWo biUI, Uld Mn. wealtba Campbell of S(IDI, Mn. Playford Thacker of Ham. Joseph Adamakl of North Caro- Loul.vUle, Ky, serrtea will be held l! o:·-,"-•,nd Marion Ao.1amJki Of Marton. at 3 p. m. today at MHier't Home for J'Unerall and burW wUl bt In Addl· 11 ;,: •.:'"O• . C_, a member of Mt. Olive Ill VUrtoll COUilt)", and 1011 • ReynoldJ cemetery. wen be14 tbere Friday and burial WM Ill llamdn under cl1r.ettaB of the Me· e decorators Corner Second and Grape In Gallipolis, Ohio ...... Mra. Mary ltta lllnktnlhlp. 11, native of Cl1llla county and a realdent ol AthaUa, died TuudQ' la a Hunttnr. ton Hotpita.l. She wu born Ln tbl1 county OD lofiJ 10, 1888. daUJht.u' ol late JIJDell and Ell., Glover SborL Her marriare wu to' J'lo14 Bllnt:eJio JhJp, who died 1D 19111. She b auntv· ~ by a .on encl f.wo daua:hten, Leat. BIIJil:eDJhiP an4 Mn. Cbarlea E. Doe Wekonae Dealers, Pinhookers, Bar• S111itla gain Hunters. It these prkes don't Saus: suit IIOU. Make ps an offer! Tlaeu rotta go! 1960BuickEiectra4dr.Sed. $399 1960 Falcon St. Wagon - $349 1960 Chev. Tudor - - - - $199 1959 Buick St. Wagon - - $199 1958 Buicks $99 Throo To ch.... From SMITH BUICK i 1 1 Preside~; ( Reed Am For His LeisureI ra IUs &all r Brig. Ge11. rho said the IOIIliU1 from . [ gil to PaiDI on with Mn. .er operation ben the gen· Bnutlful , Ill seardl fol ROBES Give her something she wants, something she needs, something HOW SO~CAN 'IOU GET? Hoke hla lelluro bouro ·a ill one of our <Omfortable robe& Hiny ooton, o\J*, fiqrlos. iDd patlerlll to choose from. pleuur• she'll love to wear .• give her a wardrobe I of soft luxurious sweaters. Choose " SbM Small from our fashionable Madlum new collection. and Lara• •· .,, •.._1 SBOBT RIBS Soled Your Chrlatrnu lt-rcla Now In The Music Deparrtment- 2nd Flow Stop In Ule. millie department on tlle 2ruL!Ioor. Set the fin, seleC\f<ln pf Chrllf:mat recorda In the !Uno u= WELCOME 10 and tnonophomc recordings - Pit Boone, Bert Kaempfert, Buck OwellJ, He1117 lkn .Job.lllll' Cub, VIc tlalll, Norman Lu Sml!b, Eddy Arnold, Cbet Attlnl, AI lllllet, Ray Conlff - lllll nialljl 1111!»' til - look around through the millie delisten to the Cbrlltmas millie allll 1tlect fO~ ORi! ·-------., 1'M SGI. 1-\IC~ AND \'\...\,~~· '!'OUR GUIDE ON '1H IS IOLI!a.. - 11-\IS WA"/, PlJASt=. ')~IS SOLt>IER IS DEMON~I~ATING 11-\E NEW M~q'l, RifLE 11 SPRA'{S · 6ULLE1S LlKf· A GARDEt-l 110SE. I aCar dent llepolled. at 2:01 p. !lion al PtUJ Edwardl, •· tnVIIIlat I allemptecl tl All thae beautiful coats are 'wise to the ways of the weather . . and never let you down. Pick and cboose~m a variety of smart , les, lengths . : . : Uned ald unlined coats. Mto Laurel, ett.71.RD1, let' left, slrO> 'eblcle. njurles and the Edwardl ! Goelt •ehb 1 cited 111111 1 S.ht!Ctlon Of ...niP' ol On The 2nd Floor faliiDa Ill /. Lamps for. every room In your home ..;,. Pole lamp1 .. , • ·delt luJjpi·,..._ plano IJmpa - ~~:;up IamPI .,.. tablt ; limps..,. tna lPI,PI 'i... ~olr . ~ an . ~ 1! lent sei~01!, ii1.JCI _10 pei1ect for , IIIII year. You ' should atop Ia on.J,1berfelclr 2nd . · .,... set .tblil flna .· croup of limpt·anof'liiq whit you n~ now. · . . - !- ,, llof ~ Made i$1,517.11 baa ~elgs Count,. '·'• ' r .otteetlo111, 1 $er B1JTfEII IS tiFF COLUMBUS (UPl) - T h e Ohio Crop Reporting Serv~ce said '11tunday tbat preduction of creamery butler In Ohio durilli the llrsl 10 months of the year tetaied 5.1 million down 17 per cent from 1965. • GIAS .5we~tets Mystery Figure Will Testify CLEVELAND (UPI) mystery witness with knowledge" of circumstanc· es surrollllding the murder Dr. samuel Sheppard's wife is scheduled to •···Ufv TuesdaY before the grand Investigating the 12-y•e·lll'O·rerrllllll I case. WilHam Pringle, •• of the grand jury• refused Identify the new witness except to say be "volunteered to come In and testily." "The witn.., is not and has : never been • Bay ~mag~ ' resident or a police of!Jclal, Pringle said. "He Is not a I scientific investigator but does ! ~lalm personal knowledge of the case.'~< 0 She Wanta • ' ' \' ', '· 1;.; ,~. ~ .. �t• ,, ' ff~·~,..,~.~·v· ki<"-'M,'1't -~r,., ,f• ·.Y•~· 1 1 ~ ' ,, -~~~Sunday Tlme11-sentlnel. Sunday, llee. 4, 1968 •• '" ·•. I ~ S5 Stur1ents ~--· 4 Earn Listing _,. .. . ... ~- .. , - • • , 4' . . ~ .· ... - · ·~··· ·~~. . . . . On Honor Roll ,. .., ,..- '· " ..... Any Iabrie you want we have ..... all wool flannel- . '• .' . . ' . •, ' I I 1"'.·, H • ' l( ,. stretcb tnlt • .,.tton knlto - eorduroy - fully lined or bonded. Mant eoloro 10· ChOOII . ..' :·· .. )J_." ,-, t. .• j' !I ';. ~ from, MISSES ancl EXTRA SIZES tlliUSTMAS MAGIC, The magic In .our Chrlstmu blowie seledlon IJ varlrrti ; • ,· lhe,I'Urt blouses for googn gltll, career ell'ls, aweet ;,ml.:.es IIIII 10phloll· r • cated WOflleD. SaturdaJ Gi~e· ~er A ROBE • • Fro., El~~~~lds Parents Taking Loss Bravely · ' , and coald ;: treat• at r Marshall, lor, Randy liffle. Mn. ' ' ~ . ' ' ' ' ,.---..--. . """"' L....._._.,J 1'. lJOf teautltul ~'robes 1u• 'Uke )!lg l!lsiin.jSouds and · printed mft,;riail. Many HOLIDAY \' DRESSES r8 sf8les to choose from. ' ' Add sparkle to your Holiday T. laund•"• a native ot counlY and a resident of Hunt- lnJion. died Wed.neJday aftemoon In a Huntlngtrtn Hotpltal He had rettt1ld from the Huntington Pollee Department in 19~ aner H yean of rrervlce. He had previoUJIY bl'en a building contractor. He Will borD ill thll count)·, 5011 ul t he late Walter anCI Tennenee Halley Saunden. He It aurvived by h il wile the former Em· ma Wagner. A eon and daughter 1ur· \'JvJng are Mrl. Raymond Belville uf HuntUlgton and RlillPh S11unden of ChnaPI!IkC. There are four gra~­ ch!ldren and. one areat lraad.Chlld. A remarkable 15 cubic feet of storage space inside this Beautiful DEATHS OF WEEK Thom&t H. Morgan, 90, a resident member of the Fraternal Order of Pol Jce. Servlcn were held Frld.a1 aftern01;1n in the Beard Mortuary at Hunt· lnKion, with burial In Rl.da:ehnm cellt- ~ the Cora community, died sundi.J aflernoon at Rober Hospital, where he waa a patient for two days. He made bl.r home with a ton. Mr. Mor· ran wat born ID Perry twp.• on April IJ, IB7B. 1on of the late John R. and Sarah Davt. Mor•an. Wt marrla1e wu to the former Eltubet.h Jenklnt. wbo died In IIHll. He il l\loived bJ' 1 aon, Juhn R. Morlan, of Cora , 1 brother, Harry .MorJ"an. or Rt. 2, Gal· Upol!s, and four 1nndchlldren and tiDfl crandchlld, One .on t. demember or Cora Benieet were anemoon at Tyn burial wat in the ?,.;.:~~~<:,under dlraetion of ·Elliott Fune-ral Home. CREDENZA SAVE $15.00 elery. Wlllllm Flrrtl Mollfgomur. 40, a of World Wu II and a CD 0· I;,~;;;;;;~~:•worker. things. Three sliding doors. with rich burl accents. Interior shelf. In beautiful Walnut to fit in every home. 60 x 18 - 29" high. SPECIAL LOW PRICE $114 efurniture ecarpet who re~ided at died W!!dDf!ldiJ' evl!nlnf Velerllll Hwpital He fallin1 health for over I year. wa• born at Crown Clt1 on M11y 1116, ton of CliUord 11nd Edna C.:hurch Monta:omery, who JUf· vive and reside at Crown City, HlJ znarrtage wu to the former Don. Mile Murray on Feb. IS. l~. &lid the 1unrivet. Children JUrvivlnt 1111 liar· old Gene MoDIIIomery of crown City, Karen Joy Jnd Dent.e Kont11omery, both at home, and a tlep-son. John William. Servieet were held SaturdiJ' afternoon at t.'!e crown City Methodl.t Church and burtal wu lD Crown City cemetery under direction of thll' wauJb , Jlalle:r. Wood Funeral home. ~ A modern credenza that stores many mood with a beautiful dress from Elberfelds. Dresses for every occasion - two a n d three piece knits, beautiful soft wools, in solids and paisleys - metallics, jerseys, orion knits. Now Is the time to see this beautiful selection. Other survivon are two brother~ and two titter.. Mr. Saundeu wu • AVIUit lh•ett, 79, Wat found de~d at hill home on Geor1e1 Creek Road Thurtda:r morning. llh death ,... due to n~lural caute.. I'll> wu a retired Iron conJtruetioa wotli.er. He wu bom In (luyan twp. on Nov. U, 18111. HD of the late John 1nd Eleanor Johmon Sheets. lie It survived b.V two ton• and a daui(htflr, Leo Sheeu of K~nau 1 a, Georae Sheet. of Rt. J, Gal· .Upolil, and Mra. Freda McCluke:r of Mra. Graci M. Adamlkl, 11, a rul• Columbut. There ar1 three 1nnd· dent of Hamden end a rormer rfllli· ebildren &lid two •reat irJndcbildrm. dent of Rt. 1, Ewincf.oD. died Tueeda-, A IUD, John. WU Jd]led In World Wid' eveniuJC In Holur lfiMIIpltal. She wu IJ. otber aurvlvon are t.o bnthen Henry born near Oreton, Vinton countJ, on and seven 1q ten. John IDd Dec. 20. 1895, deua:ht.er of the late Sbeetl, Mn. AJnanrla Merritt. Mra. Albert and Viola Napfer, Hl!r murl.· Minnie Forrett and Mn. Norml Plun· Orphl 111:e wu to Joteph Ad.twkl. who pre. kett, all of SprtnlfWid. MJ'J. and ceded har In death Ia 193S. She lJ MarJh, Mrr. Florence McCabe Mn. France• Nortbon. a11 of Cotum· rurvlved bY M dau.lbter and tWo biUI, Uld Mn. wealtba Campbell of S(IDI, Mn. Playford Thacker of Ham. Joseph Adamakl of North Caro- Loul.vUle, Ky, serrtea will be held l! o:·-,"-•,nd Marion Ao.1amJki Of Marton. at 3 p. m. today at MHier't Home for J'Unerall and burW wUl bt In Addl· 11 ;,: •.:'"O• . C_, a member of Mt. Olive Ill VUrtoll COUilt)", and 1011 • ReynoldJ cemetery. wen be14 tbere Friday and burial WM Ill llamdn under cl1r.ettaB of the Me· e decorators Corner Second and Grape In Gallipolis, Ohio ...... Mra. Mary ltta lllnktnlhlp. 11, native of Cl1llla county and a realdent ol AthaUa, died TuudQ' la a Hunttnr. ton Hotpita.l. She wu born Ln tbl1 county OD lofiJ 10, 1888. daUJht.u' ol late JIJDell and Ell., Glover SborL Her marriare wu to' J'lo14 Bllnt:eJio JhJp, who died 1D 19111. She b auntv· ~ by a .on encl f.wo daua:hten, Leat. BIIJil:eDJhiP an4 Mn. Cbarlea E. Doe Wekonae Dealers, Pinhookers, Bar• S111itla gain Hunters. It these prkes don't Saus: suit IIOU. Make ps an offer! Tlaeu rotta go! 1960BuickEiectra4dr.Sed. $399 1960 Falcon St. Wagon - $349 1960 Chev. Tudor - - - - $199 1959 Buick St. Wagon - - $199 1958 Buicks $99 Throo To ch.... From SMITH BUICK i 1 1 Preside~; ( Reed Am For His LeisureI ra IUs &all r Brig. Ge11. rho said the IOIIliU1 from . [ gil to PaiDI on with Mn. .er operation ben the gen· Bnutlful , Ill seardl fol ROBES Give her something she wants, something she needs, something HOW SO~CAN 'IOU GET? Hoke hla lelluro bouro ·a ill one of our <Omfortable robe& Hiny ooton, o\J*, fiqrlos. iDd patlerlll to choose from. pleuur• she'll love to wear .• give her a wardrobe I of soft luxurious sweaters. Choose " SbM Small from our fashionable Madlum new collection. and Lara• •· .,, •.._1 SBOBT RIBS Soled Your Chrlatrnu lt-rcla Now In The Music Deparrtment- 2nd Flow Stop In Ule. millie department on tlle 2ruL!Ioor. Set the fin, seleC\f<ln pf Chrllf:mat recorda In the !Uno u= WELCOME 10 and tnonophomc recordings - Pit Boone, Bert Kaempfert, Buck OwellJ, He1117 lkn .Job.lllll' Cub, VIc tlalll, Norman Lu Sml!b, Eddy Arnold, Cbet Attlnl, AI lllllet, Ray Conlff - lllll nialljl 1111!»' til - look around through the millie delisten to the Cbrlltmas millie allll 1tlect fO~ ORi! ·-------., 1'M SGI. 1-\IC~ AND \'\...\,~~· '!'OUR GUIDE ON '1H IS IOLI!a.. - 11-\IS WA"/, PlJASt=. ')~IS SOLt>IER IS DEMON~I~ATING 11-\E NEW M~q'l, RifLE 11 SPRA'{S · 6ULLE1S LlKf· A GARDEt-l 110SE. I aCar dent llepolled. at 2:01 p. !lion al PtUJ Edwardl, •· tnVIIIlat I allemptecl tl All thae beautiful coats are 'wise to the ways of the weather . . and never let you down. Pick and cboose~m a variety of smart , les, lengths . : . : Uned ald unlined coats. Mto Laurel, ett.71.RD1, let' left, slrO> 'eblcle. njurles and the Edwardl ! Goelt •ehb 1 cited 111111 1 S.ht!Ctlon Of ...niP' ol On The 2nd Floor faliiDa Ill /. Lamps for. every room In your home ..;,. Pole lamp1 .. , • ·delt luJjpi·,..._ plano IJmpa - ~~:;up IamPI .,.. tablt ; limps..,. tna lPI,PI 'i... ~olr . ~ an . ~ 1! lent sei~01!, ii1.JCI _10 pei1ect for , IIIII year. You ' should atop Ia on.J,1berfelclr 2nd . · .,... set .tblil flna .· croup of limpt·anof'liiq whit you n~ now. · . . - !- ,, llof ~ Made i$1,517.11 baa ~elgs Count,. '·'• ' r .otteetlo111, 1 $er B1JTfEII IS tiFF COLUMBUS (UPl) - T h e Ohio Crop Reporting Serv~ce said '11tunday tbat preduction of creamery butler In Ohio durilli the llrsl 10 months of the year tetaied 5.1 million down 17 per cent from 1965. • GIAS .5we~tets Mystery Figure Will Testify CLEVELAND (UPI) mystery witness with knowledge" of circumstanc· es surrollllding the murder Dr. samuel Sheppard's wife is scheduled to •···Ufv TuesdaY before the grand Investigating the 12-y•e·lll'O·rerrllllll I case. WilHam Pringle, •• of the grand jury• refused Identify the new witness except to say be "volunteered to come In and testily." "The witn.., is not and has : never been • Bay ~mag~ ' resident or a police of!Jclal, Pringle said. "He Is not a I scientific investigator but does ! ~lalm personal knowledge of the case.'~< 0 She Wanta • ' ' \' ', '· 1;.; ,~. ~ .. �,, u: I I .' '• .... •· .. ..... ,... .. ..... .e. . ... . -·---~·- .' ' •. OnHo~ Fifty • , five dleport Senior were namt=d .., ·'{ •· 1 r. 1 ' for the past II lng grades or ~ Ninth Gra~ ding, Richard. by Leslie Turner CAPTAIN BASY 'THI~ WEE I<; LET1!0 . PUT ON TilE RITZ . ORVIUE, TilE RoUGHER WI:: TI'IEAT TilE FURNITIJIIE TilE BETTE~ TilE MODENIE AN 1 OUR ANIIQIJE ~ Ul'iE'j rr! • SOME' 01= r HAS ALAEAJN SENT GILT· ED6E'P IN'VITATIONS, ~ON! a·-- Hysell, Jan ~~ Sylvia Swans<i ~ and Jim Wan •·· Tenth Grade .,,~, ner, Ttresa C ~ worthy, Sheila :::"' · Hackett, Nam Hindy, Marta DA WAR!)Eiil A~& ED TARElEASf A OF DfM,FER•DANI611T..;IIIIOER A .AI'IMtD MoNGR·611ARD, O' COURSE) · Iff , '·HIJN(¥116\JAIID! OII,ORVIE'•• WE'LL 8& Til' · EbN't'OFIW fll'lfR! .1 ' nih;u Mary Jenkilll Lacey, Mary J Mil18, Kathy Nieri, Sherrie Wisor. Eleventh Bahr, Sandra sy Cunningha Mary Gfrard, ., . · kelt, Jacque! '. 'Ol> . en Hawley, I Debra Kir.g, ~ ley, Patricia Twelfth Gn i11E l'iALLII'iAJIIS MIJ91'1VE MOVED.• ANP ~AGOCXl · 1'111NG -'IOO'RE TALKIM6 LIKE-n!!W! imer, Charlet Leland Brow1 THAT EVENII!IG, J.EiROuP ~ GFFUN· I,ININ6 IIELATI'fK Sandra Gart& kelt, Ann Har ris, David J1 lingwell, All> McKinney, S an Ohlinger, Stephanie Stumbo . Eva 1B Ward. ..,. 4L 64TII~ --·- :::::. ~.and could tarn.ttemiL 1 ....•• f tie Saturdq FORA •• Jir treats at "-Marshall, ylor, Randy Riffle. .Mra. REUNION • . i' "'t • \: ..., • ', br NIA, Inc. Parent Loss81 ~ - IJOf BUGS BUNNY \ PITI'SBUR iQ;. Mr. and Mr> ~~ looked towar Their brave from doctor~ them their 1 t . " just too tiny Three of ·~ Sunday. A f the same < ~ ' '! ~ l a r ALA9, WE FELL BEHIND \N PAYMENTG AND TI-lE fiNANCE CONIPANY .Seen ler lOOK OlR IX:6B.i J' ~~ lii Jng i'otHe, Arctic girl phllosoplleY, ·tuas unai!/e fo sheo( ·light on the Aun>ra "'' ·., --·· 8orealis,tt~hich 110111 beh!iveollike a color felew~lon I THINK I , CAN LQC,&;re 118 BUTl~NEED A DOE! TfAM! 'Muen• i!lacorruptionoftne French 'marchon&•, and Eyeball under6tt?od oVIly Erlgli6h 01'1 ,WOULD PAY WELl;.., OF THE' AUmAAI .. :WrrH TV IN THE SKY 1 AN lt-11/ASIOI-.1 COULP l3E STAE>ED ;. I his ga~ ry Brig. Gen. rORCO~ l3E1WEEI'J Preside~; 'Reed Arll THE~~e. COMME~LS! Ahesd rYf fhem/ 0 Ill seardllor 1 Slrtffln:y h8d ~wa what day rould be per. 18ld. Elsenbow1with plaDs II ~ty 1'uesday to I HaD of B'lmt llowlng day Ill l'l!nderecl f)u/I L/lhipsnade il15fmsib/e tt~ifb . d111gger:ifPm'tops ' who said the ltoapJal froll . 1 go to Palm Jon With Mrs. ler eperatlon •ben the gen- A HOSTILE. . .... 8 ~- '" llmflleoa .. ~ew Yorlt. !me wu lllsJi llbsequeuf Iii' •' A moe tho point llllt beeD l1lfferio,l mforl, llclmb things lllet Pl'esldeiW :iDhll~ accent oiGettysbara to fit i mcehllilll W'INTBik»P SPEI I' _..,.....bv I Dick Cavalli 1 WANTTO JOIN THE: FQIENOOHIP CL.UB. JOIN l'HE FRIEND5HIP ' ' • •i - ed. OKAY-JlJ5T 6/GNHB<e. IN i~E- OLYMPICS AGAIN~T if\E 1 HA'D iO llS6 A iELE'PHONE POLE- AS A JA'IIE-LI N Tf.\ROW!" ., ,. f , .' CLUB& GET A RSWAR.D/ I .•" ,.· aCar dent e ftlporlld • at 2:1111 p. !lion of I'M F.d'WIII'ID, .. I lravellaC ltlmpled • ontoLalll'll, ett, 72, RD I, aer left, slrBl9bicle. lljurles and the Edwardl Goelt vebb cited lull ol faJiina Ill I I ,.,,' sw.. • sUJP/ .,Sti.lP•, • NQW, HOW A8<XJTMY ReWARD? CHIP£,! GIVea.JI< NEW M&\-\BER. H.l6 t:2EWARD. /, .. WSIGHT- LIFI'iNc> :lODGE~ MAO& zoo'· ~ . •\ ' ' l h '. '' 1 ., .. }) ' ' ' . ·; •· ' ' I �~, I .!" ' , ,il • .•-., ~ •0 0 M • .' .. ! . ..... ' "'• ' ... ,..... , .. .., .......... "'"' .... ... ,,... ,,, OnHo~ l'lfty • . . . .• I fl~e ' ·• ) • ~~·- ' ~. dleport Senior were named • fcir the past 1 ing grades ol , ' r . DO~ Ninth Gradi ding, Richard Hysell, Jan 1 Sylvia Swanso and Jim Wan Tenth Grad! ner, Ttresa C worthy, Sheih ,.·• Hackett, Nan• Hindy, Marta Mary Jenkiru Lacey, Mary J MUis, Kathy Nieri, Sherrit .•••.. .. ...• •• ••• .• ~ Wisor. Eleventh Bahr, Sandr! ~ sy Cunningha :_, Mary Gerard kelt, Jacque! en Hawley, • Debra King, . 0 •• .. D eO 0 I , • ' . ·,' -~. • .. ley, Patrkia Twelfth Gr: imer, Charle: Leland Brow: Sandra Garte kett, Ann Har ris, David ,J, lingwell, Alb· McKinney, S an Ohlinger, Stephanie Stumbo. Eva II'. Ward. 13 .. .·. .,. • . • Parent ' ,;:,J LossB1 q; •• • ~ WI<OsTI-lE LETTE!t FTWM, l. lookedbtowar ~ Their rave #J_ .. from doctor! !!!·' MOM? Three of ~ ~ Sunday. the sameA f< -· · · TEXAS! SHE ENCLOSED A SEED PACKET{ ,...;;::;.._-fl t .. them their l just too tiny AUNT ADELE IN 1_· JTS.WS''AM E.NCLOSlNG A SEED THAT WILL. 6fli:>N aJit. r8 r ~· .Seen ler " FAMOUS YtLW>~VJ ' j ROSS OF "TEXAS· • j' .·~ .... , I • ' Preside.. 'Reed Ant ,. his ear. z.: -·:··· ~ lJOf .. '·" Jr. PITTSBUE Mr. and Mr 'i?·,. "/ Brig. Gen. who said the 1 ~- f!oa . d go to Palm lon with Mrs. • L. ' ' ler operatloa •benthegen- l WJSJ.l1HOSF: ~XANS WOULD SltiP SHCJit.ll~ r d., what IUUld be per. OFr:/ OWl llid. EisenhOW• I wllb plalll 1o1 :lty Tuesday to • HaD Dl 11'111111 tllowlng day Ill lie IUD<beoa 'lewYft. lllce wu buq -· • A moe ~ - ubsequenf fPo .. ~- things .•' accent to fit · SPE• . -- ·""' at ·' Yeah,I krtOW" ana lilt point IIIII beeo 111fferln,t mfort, SclwlJ J 1 l om. of.:~-= : la Ids -aCar little ~u~! I llll!r ~ ed. :he's such a ni.ce .j j ..' dent tt reported ID at 2:11 ._ !lion Dl Plul Edwards, -. 1 traveJill onto LaareJ, ·~· ett, 71. RD 1, Jerlefl, e '"' hr HIA. IHo ~ 'lhlcle. lllurles and Che Edwlll'llt ~Goett vehb l' oltecl lolf of fallbw Ill ;. - .' .. ' �'-' ' l ' ., ... ,,, • ,.:• ' -~ ij .............. ,... , . OnHoll ' Fifty - five dleport 8enl01 ~.. were named • for the past a lng grades oJ • :: PRISCILLA!,S· .• 01' . . i) .. . ' ' •• ( '•' . Ninth Grad! ding, Richard Hyaell, Jan 1 I' Sylvia SWansc and Jim Wan •i. ..• Tenth GradE •• - ner, Ttresa C ~ worthy, Sheil• :.· • Hackett, Nan• Hindy. Marta Mary Jenkiru Lacey, Mary ~ J.·.·' Mms, Kathy Nieri , Sherrif Wisor. Eleventh Bahr, Sandt! sy Cunningha Mary Gerard kelt, Jacque! en Hawley, • Debra King, ley, Patricia Twelfth Gt' imer, Charle· '*.1 -l! ._1 , • ' ' .. • 1 JUST WHAT CHANCE WILl.. SHE HAVE TO L.lVE A CAN'T NORMAL. l.IF5 ~ BELIEVE ITI, .J"oo- . ' '' Leland BrowSandra Carte he Saturdq kett, Ann Hal ri!!. David J• fingwell , Alb McKinney, S an Ohlinger, Stephanie 11, and could "' , lir treats at l!:Marshall, d ·a ylor, Randy Riffle. Mn. ' 1 ,. Stumbo. Eva lB. Ward. \' ;,· "I TOLD YOU, IWAT1 1111 1111 WIDU MOVING!" .' Parent ~ LossB• ::;t. ~i't ~ PITISBm ~-· Mr. and Mr • '. ' lJOf OUT OUR WAY MUCH 16 IT HOOM\LIAT/':5 MEOOADMIT'fO' KNOWS AN'ITI-IING ~1 , ~- looked towa1 AH DON'T KI<IOW·-· ~~ d=~~~ !>~i them rheir l f . just too Linv Three of , • ~6 Sundav. A t ~me_• ~: J 1~ ... '' rReedAnl Ne '; 1 ~ ~. I . ••• ' •(• VOU't.L E~CWE ME IF! HURRY-I'M. VERY BUSV~-MRS. WlllETj WILL VOO · SIT IN lHAT CIJAlR, PLEASE~ hiS Jail ry Brig. Gen. who said the baspllal frolll d go to Palm ' YEAH! WH4T WE WANT~ A· SNM' TO GO WITH A CHRI~TM.\~ C.U:V1 IF YOU KNOW WHAT! MO.N. 1:- ..•·.· ·I '• rr Preslde1. lI ion with Mrs. ' ' '' ler operatloa •hen !he gen- ' ~-J .- 0 ID seardi for .. --~._ • l. 14f-' I (JAsP! G'GG'£~ , ~! ' t ' ~ 5WE/1Tf! ..... ' A mot ' . things accent 111ATs;1401JLp ro rr.....wu CA."4 7¥GKMJJ:'IN' EXPECTTH£' PIWOF AHP.NEGATIVE IN A. COUPLE OF MY$... PAP'Pll€ JJ' / · REAL GOOIJ. to fit ; -aCar SPE• , r I <. • ''· • . WRITTEN BY MEG ' •• DRAWN BY FRANK • f ; .·~ •"• • ',.•I ANDY CAPP dent WI-IIL.E WE 11l£ AT rr, tH!RE~ ~E~tN' EL.~E I WANT TO A.N1 e nportei!ID at 1:01 p. Jtloa ol Peal Edwardl, It, '. ' ' :• .,., tranllat I allempted tl '' onto Laurel, ett, '12, RD I, ..,. left, •trU> ''· , "~ 'Ohlcle. ' ojurles and the Edwardl ' Goeu .....,. 1 cited loll •• t of failllw tD -of l. ;r " "' "' "••"'· I . if• 1t ' ' . ., .If : • •( I. 1Made ' .1,S17.15 hu leip County r <Oilecu..., ' ' \\', ·' ' •' • r8 Seen ler ~ .' elter • ~ were i *' lirle& to lbl .., esml.,. ,, illml fund, .. .! �·• enttne . .. '-·· '"• • " ' On Hoi! . _ _ _ _ _ _ __.__ _..:;P.:::O:.:.;M::::ER~O:.:,Y-M.=~D:.:D;::LEPO;-=..R;:.:.T!-,OHIO ,. Fifty • five dleport Senl01 were named · for the pas! s ing grades of . 1 Ninth Gradt ding, Richard Hysell, Jan I Sylvia Swansc and Jim Wan ' ., ~ Tenth Grad< ner, Ttresa C Dies in ·AcCident ·. C? ooi worthy, Sl)eiil ..l Hackett, Nan• .•;,j' Hindy, Marta Setond Student ip Fair ·Condition from Injuries Mary Jenkim Lacey, Mary : Mills, Kathy .. Nieri, Sherrif Wtsor. Eleventh Bahr, Sandre sv Cunningha Mary GE-rard kett, J acqueJ en Hawley, ' Debra King, ley, Patri<· ia Twelfth Gr: imer, Charle· Leland Brow MEEt, WHAT HAPPEN'S: 10 AU.. 1HE MOIJEY WE PAY IN TAXES ? WELL, WHEtJEVER A.HIG,Hll/AY. Gtn EUILT.. .THAT'S YOUR . TAX DOLLAR AT WORk ! i I ! A "TREE ~ A.AtYTED IIJ A PARk ... THAi'S YOUR l'AJ\ DOLLAR .· AT WO~f• LUHe~EVGR Sandra Carte kelt, Ann Hat ris, David J• fingwell , Alb McKinney, S an Ohlinger, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1966.~-----~---..:..:..:.::..:: 1 ·a.. ' ,"' ,., l " .,. ' •r···· "' B. SMITH H. B. Smith Dies Sunday In Jones Leading GOP inHouse ;~ I Stephanie SATURDAY STUDENTS- Children of the first grade class of the Saturdq Opportunity School were not neglected Saturday. They were in school, and coald not welcome Santa. So Santa vi•lted them so they could receive their treat. at the school. Standing, left to right, front, are, Suzanna Hudson, Raody MarshaJJ, Shirley Landaker, Mike Rowley, Lora Russell ; second row, Ricky Taylor, Randy Simpson, Debbie Russell, Terry Clark, Ronnie Herdman and Teresa Riffle. MrL Howard Knight, teacher, stands in back. Stumbo. Eva w Ward. Ike Will Have Major Surgery ·December 8 Parent LossB~ .... WH£MEVER A ~TR££T '•:!~:' Mr. and Mr 1..::~ looked towat ' ~L Their bravf from doctor~ them their J 'i" PIITSBUF Sundav. A f the same ' GETS U!V£MPWYM£NT COMPENSA T/0(\).. . ~ Confinement of 10-14 Days Seen For Removal of Gall Bladder . ~, just too tiny Three of GHS CLEAIJ£D ... THAT'S YoUR TAX DOLLAR AT LWRK, TOO I. . ·~ AfJD l.UHHJEVE'R EEk ~. 1. t· ~. " ..A ~~ ~ ~ 1 ... •' l....... ,. . ,. . MoonShot in 1968Says Von Braun ~ '! ..... ' .. .. THA.T I PIP, RIGHT IN 'lOUR EAA,AN' -: " I 8'1P IT LOUD ~>oJo~ r:AA! a >h<' ,..,. I . ts~ '" . • A mo1 < ~· things accent . .,, . ~ to fit ' 'UJIJRSic SPE• .. ~ '10.1 'IOU HEARD ME SAY FIS!-1 \WN'T SITE WHEN ANIM.AI..S SLEEP} -- 'THAT I a:JULDN'T SA.Y! I JUST I(NO\V IT'S TRUE... WHEN ~EV L~V AW, \'OU'RE TALKIN' KJNDA FlAT! ~ Y'PROVE A lHING OOWN,TH' UkE FISHIN'S lHROUSH THAT? ' ' ' •• ~~ ~ . ll-lERE, NOW. BY GOLLY, - ' ~-~_;, r- I ..... I SOT A BITE NCNI! IT'S HEARTY AN' HALE' I'M 1ELLIN' YOU...,., . · IT's m .AS A WRAl=EI .. 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