https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d77c84e81cb52d31647fd616b0d304b.pdf 9eb3624b729c53c9f18066ed4572dd87 PDF Text Text • - ·- ·:·,• ,, ~1··, •/r ,. I . • ' . .... ! w~· Adult Bible Class Meets at Gorrell Hom~ ()PEN TODAY Til. 10 PM 20-Dally Stintlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Dec. 23, lDIIt Varied Program Given' at Church / The lwll)e of Mr. and Mrs. Recitation•, musical numbers, Star," by Joe Anthony, Jimmy ,to form a voice chQ!r lor back·, worth, Mike Hoffman, Davl~ Chesler Gorrell was beautifullyl songs, and a playlet were in· Holman, Joey Rickman, Jolu>llground music and songs, with SwiSher, Gregory Hayes, Bardecorated in keeping with the ' eluded in the annual Christmas McCloud, and Dickie Owen, Ellnot Bodlmer, pianist. bara Anthony, Terrie Thomu, season, including a tree, wheu l program given by the children followed l>y a piano HI o, SOlo voices in tiJe choir In· Terry Brewer, Mark Fultz. Jolin the Adult Bible Class of tht and youth of the Middleport !"Christmas Melodies," by Eli· eluded Nancy Buskirk, Venida Pal Riley, and Terrie Thomu. Tuppers Plains EUB church 1"irst Baptist Church Tuesday 1 nor Bodimer. Gibbs, Debbie Hoffmen, Judy The pcogram was concluded met recenlly at their lu>me. 'evening. Mrs. Bert Bodimer The Junior Dept., taught l>y ,Owen, Douglas Aeree, and Jelf 'with a meditation by Mr.. lionMrs. Paul Brooks, prcsider.t, was dlairman ot the prl.ll{ratn Miss Jerry Pullen, Mrl)_ Hh.:n· Darst. Others in the choir were old Boone. Santa made hi& ap. was in charge of the meeting assisted by Randy Becker . ard Owen and Mr. Robert Rich· Ronald Hoffman a!!9 Tommy pearance. and pre.ented t.reaiS which opened with prayer aM and Kent Kloes. Iardson presented a playlet, McCloud. (';j to all chtldren pre•ent, llliStsted lhe readmg of the Christmas The program opened with a "And There. Was No Room," Juniors taking part In the by Raooy Becker and Koal 1 1 story, Luke 2· 1-19 by the Rev. ptano and organ duet by Mrs. Wtlh the Prtmary Dept. JOinmg acenes were Roberta Duck- IKioes. Jack Young. Two readmgs wer·e iFrances Ltevmg and Mrs. Doro. ·· ~---~-----~ gtven, The night belore Chnst- thy ~nihony. Recitations were ls~eld 1 mas, by Mrs. Mabel Host(er · gtven by Darla Wilcox, Lynn , OUD 80 · and Lei notyour heart be trOll- Kloes, and R•ndy \1utray WHEN YOU CHOOSE FROM l. bled, Mrs ...doth Betzmg. the Nursery Dept. taught by Members and guests were "Christmas Acrostic," wa• Followi~g a short . Mrs. Norma Wtlcox. . seated at a long table which read by Hazel Clar);a reading, _ ONE OF THESE BRAND $1 .50 sess1on, g1fts were exchangea Takmg part from the kmderwas covered with a Christmas "The Coming Prin of Peace " up and I he rema;nder of !he garten class, taught by Beul_a~ cloth with floral arrangements l>y Rachel M('Brld · _ ' NAMES. ing spent in "$inging of Christ· Whtle, were Lort Kloes, LI~a~ m keeping with the Christmas The group saug "0 Little mas carols and other hymns, and Gregory Becker; DaVId season when the Star Class of Town of Bethlehel!l;" "God's w•th Mrs. Brooks as Boone,_ and Joe ~cCtoud }tvmg the First United Presbyterian Gift," was read by~ Ada Slat:k, Mrs c H !hie and brother 1 tsl. Prayer by Rev. Yoong recttatiOns, a~~ s!ngmg,. Away , Church of Syracuse held It> and "There Are Three Symbols Paul Kei;er ·of Columbus vislt. I 1 closed the meeting. In A Ma~ger, With motwns : aMual Christmas dinner and of Christmas," by June Lf>e. ed Wednesda with tlieir ar Refreshments were served Recttatwns were gJVen by \ program in the annex ot the "Birth or a Christmas Carol " ts M %M H ~ j the lu>stess to 15 members. PnmBeary I. taugdht ~ Mr:. Char- ~ church Saturday evening, Dec· by Mayme Holmes ~· •My Chrt~t'Mi~~r:~me rs. arry ~ • 1es next meeting Will be held nnett an rs. ranees ember 17 W'sh" v · r........ so ' · B h d 1 ded "Wei· · mas 1 • aZle .,... ; ng, Mr and Mrs Larry Heines : uary 30, at the home of Mr ear ~ b~n D::;fdu Wil~ox and : n A planned. covered dJSh din- "0 Come All Y.e FaJibfut,",,and of Ravenswood.' W. Va. arrlv: and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard. by Jeannie Boone, er was enjoyed at UO p.m. Rtchard Duck~orth ~e~d. The ed today lor 0 several days vis' JeMiier Wise, Paula Ashley, by 21 persons. Rev . Linson H. Ftrsl ChrJSt~as Chctr; "~?m-it with their parents, Mrs. Theo RETURNS HOME Murra , Trina Gibbs and Stebbms asked grace. as Clark, Memortes; My tleines and Mr. and Mrs. V. FREE Miss Vesta McCoy has Swisher. . An exchange of gtlts was held Chrtstmas Prayer," , Florellce D. Edwards and family. Primary 2 and 3, taught by followed by a ~ery Impressive Potts, and,,poems, ·:wha,t Is Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu. returned te her lu>me. Gift the Gallipolis Medical Mrs. Tony Fowler presented ! prog~mt co~ductedF byk theMclass CndhrtS~~Tahs. Sby ;,earl McBride ter spent Wednesday with rei awhere she was treated for an recitations, "I Love To Think." presi en· I$S ran Ie um- a e tar, ltr Rlchani tives tn Columbus. inj'ury. Tammte Hoffman· "A Ha~ aw. Roush. ·-' M d M M · Lo ' • The servtce · was ca lied to Th e program concl uded w~c''h dr. dan ht rs. M urnanK ng th Py Time ., by Timmy Thomas · · "S'J an II' aug der.d htrs. BeMed and a dialogue titled "The wors h'•P WJ'th M'JSS Mumaw rea d· smgmg 1ent N'IghI;,, and Ph' 1 tps an - - - - '-~ ing John 3:16. ''Joy to the prayer by Rev. Stebbins. ";g kers, ren a IN CIRCLEVILLE World" was then sung in uni· Attending were the above ana and Sandra of ar ersburg, W. PomiNy, Otdo ~lr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd •on followed with the scripture, Mrs. Linson Stebbins and Cin· Va. ~ere r,ecent guests of Mr. were in Circleville Sund&y Luke 2:1·20 read by Miss Mu- dy, Mrs. Richard Roush, Mr. Longs mo.her, Mrs. Myrtle for a pre-holiday family obser- maw, who also gave a prayer. Harry Potts, Mrs. Agnes Whi'c, Long. . TONIGHT ond SATURDAY vance with his sisters and br<>- Archie Lee read ''If Christ Mr. Alfred Roots, and Mr. Ell- Gordon FJSher, student at Dec. 23·24 "PROMISE HER ihers and lamili.,. The obser- Had Not Been Born"; a poem, er Roush. , 11.· i\lountain State Business ColANYTHING" - - -_ , - - - lege, arrived Wednesday to - Technicolorvance was held at the home of 1)1. spend the lu>liday vacation with Warre.n Beatty, Leslie Caron, his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Horley his parents, Mr. and Mrs. MasKsenan Wynn, Hermione Gin· Wells. Others attending were Y.1 on Fisher and family. gold, Bob Cummings "JOHNNY RENO Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lloyd and UfC Mr. and Mrs. John KJipat. FREE GIFT -Technicolorfamily of Brookville, and Mr. The annual Christmas pr<>- by John Mark Haggerty, Ter· rick returned to their home Dana Andrews, Jant> Russell, Ye<~uger, Columbus Thursday, alter ; WRAPPING Lon Chaney, John Agar Lyle and Mrs. John . Bastiana and gram featuring recitatioos and rie Yeauger, Chris Bettger, Tom Drake ' chtldren of Galhpohs. songs by the primary depart· Nancy Wallace, Shiela Horky, visit with Mr. aDd Mrs. Dwight CHOOSE FROM •... Admission: 60c & 30c RETURN TO KEN'l1JCKY ment. of the First United Pres- Kristy Morris, Kathy Coleman, Milhoan and family. TUSSY-MIDNITE-ARPEGE-MY·SIN--MAX FACTOR-REVLON Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 0. Wil· byteflan Church was held Wed- Janet Horky, Pamela Crooks, Mrs. Alfred Biggs and Mn. DESERT FLOWER-SETS START AT $3.00 AND UP SUNDAY, MONDAY wn and daughter have return. ne!day .evenl,ng at the church. Debbie Coleman,. Beth Vaugan, Don Bailey spent Thursday in ond TUESDAY GENERAL ELECTRIC Dec. :15·26-21 ed to their home in Fort Knox, The chtldren s program was m Bobby and Terr.'e Fox •. Beclcy Akron Bod were accompanied LADIES' and MEN'S ELVIS PRESLEY Ky ., after beiug called here charge of Mrs. Russell Lyons, Coleman, Valerte Lew1s, a~d home i!Y their grandson, "FRANKIE & JOHNNY" by the death of his father, Mr. Mrs. Everett Bachner, Mrs. Cheryl Boshc. The chtldre~ s Chuckle Bailey, !or 1 vlsiL -TechnicolorF:Ivis Presley, Donna Doug. John H. Wilson. Jack Coleman and Mrs. Fred program was concluded witn Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan G.E. Hat Box Style Ia~. Harry Morgan, Sue Ann Ladias HERE FOR FUNERAL Lewis. the smgmg of three sengs .by and his lather, George Logan Langdon, Nancy Kovack The program opened with prtmary ~roup mdudmg . 'ted Thu sd · Ath Reg. Audrey Christie ' V h d 0" ss re· congregational sineq of Chris~ the Reg. · MI'I!. Edwar "Away in the Manger." vt~tih Ca wr a Y '" ens 'THE BELLBOY' 24.95 w1 r1 e11 $20.95 Je-rry Lewis, Alex Gerry Bob turned home to Fort Deven, mas carols led by Lewis Sauer. During the intermtssion be- Ml M M. ad 1 ed Clayton, Bill Richmond: as Mass., after being here for the The welcome waa JIIVot Lo~~ather by t.ween the primary progrRm Wedss sd ayf e owh' d arr ~-·t Sloan Laurel. You'll Giggle death of ber father, Mr. Teresa Bostic. and :he High School class prone ay or ~ o11 ay v~• Caso Admission: 75c & 40e H. Wilson. Recitation• were given by gram Nancy Buchanan played with her brother-In-law, Ted Janelle Kelly, Tammy Kelly a pi~ no solo. Reed and sons, Tommy, Bruce "New Supply" and Mary Ann Welsh followed The high achool class present· and. Paul. Men's Reg. FREE GIFT WRAPPING by the song, "Jingle Bells" ed a three-act play "The Teen- Tma and Todd Nibert ol 29.9S sung ~y Valerie Lewis and Bee- ager's Christmas" under the Galli~lls were overnight guests ALL TRANSISTOR ky and Debbie Coleman. direction of Mrs. Dwight Wal· of thetr grandparenis, Mr. and Other recitations were given lace. Taking part were George Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth. Sauer, Lois Sauer, Barry Wis- Mrs. Clar_k !hie entered .the Future Teaehert er Diane Welsh Cynthia Mills Cabeii·HWittngton Hosp1tal R~y Hlndy, ani HaptonslaH: Thursday and underwent sur. DISCOUNTED Party it Tueaday and Connie Bachner gery today. Her room number Members of the F u I u r • The program was· concluded is 210-A. Choose From Big Name Selection With Every Double Checked Used C1r Teachers Association of Pome- with a visit !rom Santa with ----Save SO% roy Hlgb School held I he I r treats for all the children. Chmtmaa party Tuesday evenBrave Wind, SIIOUI Electra$~::s lng in the school library, pre· To Bring Carol. Buick 4 Dr. Sedan. We've serviced this car alnce new, DISCOUNTED and can highly recommend it. It has FACTORY AIR ceded by a brief business meet. Racine Cob Scout Pack 245 CONDITIONING, power seat, power steering and ing conducted l>y Joyce Evan•, braved cold wind and mow Cheerful Tearful brakes and many other accessories. MENs President. Tuesday evening to bring car· By Matell During the party, games were ols to residents of Racine. They SETS Reg. led by Nell Comer, John Good· were well received by tboae •ndup win ~oo BiU Fetty, followed by . · who heard tflem, $14.70 2 Dr. Hard Top. This car II clean enough to be In the As Seen a gtfl exchange and refresh· Mr. and Mrs .. Wtlllam Buck· Afterwards, they enjoyed hot GIFT BOXED showroom. It is fully equipped with power steering, On menta. ley are announcmg the mar· cocoa and cookies In basepower brakes, automatic trans., rear seat speaker, T.V. Attending were Mary Kay riage of their daughter, Caro- men! of the Baptist Churcb. white walls, and many other accessprles. Extra good Supply Hennessy, Becky Stivers, Bee· lyn Elizabeth, to PvJ. Johnny Twenty-two scouts and their Kelly Celebraty tires. Limited ky Hawley, Mike Bentz, Donna R. Klein, son of Mr • .and Mrs. den mothers turned out lor Smith, Keith Evans, Judy Grover C. Klein, Pomeroy. the occasion Roo. King, JeMifer Blakeslee, Susie The wedding will take place -'' _._ __ $3.50 • Heaton, Cathy Fultz, K a y at the Laurel Cliff Free Meth<>Chevrolet Station Wagon. VB, automatic shift. Extra McGowan, Nancy Titus, Neil dist Church, Dec. 24 at si!'Ven FHA PARTY HELD good mahogany finish with white top. Comer, Bill Fetty John Good· o'clock In the evening. Follow· The Middleport FHA held GIVE 1 JUST win, Joyce Evans, Jo Smith, ing the open church · wedding their annual Christmas party ARRIVED Sandra Beal, Judy S m 1t h, will be a reception in the par- Wednesday at the Middleport Shlela Ohlinger, Geraldine sonage basement. High School. Games were play· Buick Conv. Coupe. Owned by local reg. nurse. Shows Hayes, Susan Lytle, Marie Miss Buckley attended Mid· ed aoo gills exchanged. Cbriltbest of care. It has power steering, power brakes and $6.00 Smith, Opal Offutt, Jewel Price, dleport IBgh School. Pvt. Klem mas stories were read l>y Mil. automatic trans. So Fino Peggy Bowero, Susan Dl1011, attended Pomenl)l School, Joseph Bailey, FHA Advllor. So Famous and Miss Helen Smith, advisor. and Is now serving in Army. Refreshments were served. 28 So Sure REDucED_ To Please Buick Custom 4 Dr. Hard Top. Mrs. Fred Blaettnar's "·2.25 lb. personal car. This car has only B,l45 easy miles. It has FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING. Power steering, power brakes, positive traction, and many other ac. cessories. for Radios & Games ' wEA'I'BER ,. tmts unba ~ eloudy tluqll s.laY. .... flmteo llllbdy -~en •lwo llllrda. Coftt!en"" cold. i ~ + ' tntint 1 OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE TIL 10 PM Christmas Dinner Program "'I By Presbyterian Church Star lass . ' - , I . "E\1~ ~ ,;111111 ... ~ I i!• "' t :a I ..,..,o fied.t' Cfl r -=(I') = u; ., " e "' ~ t • r: ... THREE SECTIONS Devoted To •J'he Greattl' Middle Ohio Volley 24 PAGES Ar ' d d AboUt . Pomeroy-Middlep SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1966 GaWpoU.PL PliUIIII VOL. 1 NO. 47 ~ . --o-w ~ :::: .-= ;<;;o ! You More! She'll Love '' TODAY'J "'~ Truce Broken ith AttaCks pomeroy-' I 1 1 ::r 1 -=-========-.1 ' Mortars, Machineguns, Snipers are Used; Communist rroops Open Fire on Outpost • MEIGS THEATRE I)AIGON (UPII - Communist lroops attacked U. S. Marines w(th mortars and machineguns near Da N::ng Saturday and heavy fighting was reported ragtng hours after thr Christmas truce began. Communists also attacked U. S. 1st Atr Cavalrymen in the central highland •· . . . In Isolated incidents Viet Cong smpns opened fne on U. S. helicopters fly· lng reconnaissance missions to check reported truce vwlatwns but no atrcraft were . reported shot down. In most cases the helicopters 1etu~ned the, ltre. Fighting broke out in the central highlands 20 m1les sou,h of Pleiku when Communist troops opened !Ire on a cavalrymen outpost. The cavalrymen !ought back, killed one Viet Cong and captured two machineguns, two bags of ammumtwn_!nd~ ton of rice. Recitations, Songs ore Highlignrs Of p b , Ch h p reS yter10n rogr0fi1 . opened I HAIR DRYER - ~~~lerles 4· 99 ENGLISH LEATHER SJSC sass ZIPPO LIGHTERS $2 49 39C BILLFOLDS AMITY Ladies 64Malibu Beech-Nul Gum and Lifo Saver Mints Gum&Mints l FOR I '· . IMPRESSIVE - One of. the Impressive church .• Christmas decorations in Gallipolis is seen in this -'l'hnes-SenUnel photograph. It is the First Presbyterian church on Sttte St. .....:.=::=..=:_:_:_::_: ___ .:_:___________ .. , " " . ' . <. NL'WS ' L Carolyn Buclley 1s Announcl'»b I Wedding POnS ~~~!s __ $1395 Chevrolet VB 2 Dr. Hard Tof.. Original black flnlsb Uke new. This is a VB std. shlf . 631 mpa Ia JUST ARRIVED- $1395 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hard Top. Beautiful burgandy wltb white top and black interior. This Is the economical s cyl. std. shift. It is going to be hard to beat on con· dillon. 61 Special WAS $1095--- $895 Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open TONIGHT Friday Until 9:00 ., J Shop Tomorrow~ sg.lurday Until 5 -· 1· BRIEFS '. FROM UNit~D PRESS -~NTIRNATIONAL Cm'dinal in Fire f\bNG BINII. VB Station Wagon. U you are looking for economy In car wltb good condition, you do not need to look ony farther. Here It is. BLAETTNARS BI,IJCK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO SOOJ'II . INSIDE TQOA Y ¢• FIRST SECTION /i. P 2 Ge IN . ego . . . nera ews ~::: ~ ·. ·, ·•·_ ·. _F"':d :~::,j Pego 5-6 . . . . . . . Spon Pll[IO 7 . .. 50 y oars Ago On River, Meigl N-• Boat, Ootellno and Society Vl!n'· nam - Ffancls CardlNI Spell• nulrr new by bellcopter liiio a ' ' ' ' I 1 SECOND SECTION P 9 Loc I nd • ...... Am. N:w. ...... 10 Society -• .. .. Page 11-12 .. TV-Radio Logo and Jumble Pege 13 _ ... _ Society Pll[le 14-15 Cloqifled Viilnam combat zone S.turday aJI4 celebrated Christmas Eve Mltll Ior s,aoo Gls wbile VIet CoQa guerrillas lire4 on Amer~ e~ only two miles away. · · Ads ~llman, 'rl, archblabnp _ of Pll[IO 16 . In Our Town NeW York and military ordiD.. THIRD SECTION -aie of lbe .S. liJ'Ined forces, sal!i he .,... IH!eflil to VISit trolipe iD Vie!JWIJ lor lbe lint Pll[IO 17-24 ..... Comics ~ime beCIJIH "liter :i yearl 0( MERRY CHRISTMAS apending tlhrlstmaa• With our IContlnued 011 paee Zl ' Thousands of P'l • • crashes In v•Ielnam · Holy Land .. A d stays y I . upLate' Is 1 Fee•.Ing G00d I .. I I'IQ. • .. I hat Men Ma ke lt Religious, or Escape, Christmas is '' Worst Storm Of Season Hits Midwest hospital's intensiVe care umt 1 ~Y a spinning car, ja~~ early Saturday. · I mto the path _of a car .bearing a. " But he's leeling pretty good. Dearborn, Mich., famtly. · Good enough to complain and ' Snow so heavy it buckled .,. Jir RONAW enemy may 1101 be so full of television ahow llarrina their Ia traditional pllgrl~oge, nls.t party newspaper slated spend part of the d~y calling on that's wonaerful," satd nts head boat dock fell on Bull Sho~~ 'lll!llld Pnll ChriSII,l!BI aplrlt ,was tllere. \100 wives and chlldrell. , About 6,6011 Chrtstians from ' f'riday the wall WJII remam ~ neighbors and relattves. nurse, Miss Mary Lou Herron. ' Lake near Harrison, Arl<., in the: <¥stmu, wltelber . "Citl'lltm~ . muat be Frm:ls Cardinal Spellman. Israel, armed wtth . IW<>-day It Is the rest of tile year "Home For Christmas," the "He might even get to eat a Otarks. Three • foot drtlilil · _.,_ .Ill' tD celebrated With overtones oil dressed in battle,fatigues Bod a passes, began_ crossmg lha un)'lelding. .. n song lyric says, and home went ,Christmas dinner, i! the doc- :blocked runways at the Jopl~ • 1114! ~ o1 Wltb aadaeal for a naH111 cannot red baseball cap adorned with ' border Into Jordan to visit American!l-fotiifled by a 'If! fA 1 b oad Itor 's auUlorize the switch from Mo , tUrpolt and the same tr 0 frlpiJiirlel; It trbAtO::;:J~:IIorget . 'thoulands of 11! 'wblte cross, made his lOth I relatives and the holy placea of ' economic boom-Hooded the rm ons mer cans, Y r •• mt.rovenous feeding to real storm knocked out a larp·• So 11\11 itl : ~ I yoUlb ·- Dgbllna and hun- COIIHCUUYO visit to do bls part old Paleisllne. All passed under !stores, put up Christmas tree•, Irati and plane. !'Or hundreds fOod" sh• added. power transformer at Sikest~• . a1 ~. ., '. ilreds ~'ilyin&, ill ~n tlfl80ll&ht In briDling Christmas cheer to ·the watchful eye ol .armed wra~ped presents and attended . the trip would be their last The l ' Mo. .' . '1\-ilitiOnally, Qli'lallitu an Qhfamlliar land," seid American troops. lsraell lind Jordaman pollee. Iparties. National Safety Courted est1matGRANTS $10,000 • lime for flmi!IM, bu$ for . messace of tbe .As recular u <:ardinal WoO t1oaed The nation's ~~st famll~, ed 870 to 1,000 persons would be DAYTON (UP!) - The Esso DAYTON MAN KILLED IbiD rid;ooo.AiMrteaa · · ofClurdiee, SpeUrnan .was comedian Bob West Berliners lost hope lplanned a simple down h~e fatally injured durinA the ,Education Foundation granted [ DAYTON (UP!) 1!111) ~ lbe Juqlel VlttDUD, MlvJel rn.·BNae !lope and hJs troupe. of I Johnson, 26, Dayton, was · 1today they would be allowed . 10 1holiday on the LBJ Ranch. I hey Christmas hohday from f'riday $1L,IIOO to the University 11 ~ In Ill leasl 0111 e11e Cbrls~ Ill tile lloi:V Land, where lbe visit their loved o~es In -East planned to spe~d tonight ltni_sh· night to Monday midnight. i Dayton Ffiday to be used to- IFriday wfWI ·1111 car slatr!At · II bome wu ilrou&bt to chlJdhond of He for wbom lhla Berlin. Annually smce Chrtsl- mg their shoppmg and makmg l . bo 1, i· 1 brid& aDd lnldt . , 5!~~~~~,t~~·· ~J~~ olaboard Vletnalll. bollday Ia ee~atecl· Wll apent, mas tllli3,' the rlin Wall has prepar,ttons at the ranchhouse, Sentimental celebrators. and ward compie!Jm of the sc o s ~~o a !ale - ~- . a Fro!e · · · !be the spjril ai anutma poc~WIIJ • punctutad·. l90& enough to a glUier witb d,eooratlons. e h 11 d r en co u I d re)ruee at new $600,000, 44-bed health cen- ng P, ~-~. on . _· . ·- . . urrlet Fraaldlu D. rNI lbuve I ltmper.' aliCIW ' .• ' reunion for .bout Christmas morning tbey plan to tlu>ughts of a white Chri<lma• ter 'scheduled to open iD lhe west Dl' hete, ;1'0111' ~er ,....., I ' · · 1l!pljl 1114;~ -~ li'JIII. e(j ltlD,OQII BwllD9rl. Bull Com~·, altl!ll4 cbllrc:li aervi~ea IIlii . Ill the south wl\erc 1110w lell. Isprlllio IlOlli .,_. llljured. 1 I lN6 ihat 1 1 ALL DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS HAS 25 MONTHS WAJ!l!ANTY. ~-~"'"'uza ' ""'""""''"''""'¥"'_,.,"""'"'" u $1078· 9-Volt Battery .. the~ wJ!~v:tca;::~es.llghtingl Marion, Power Knocked Out 1 $1295 66 Electra Reg. 69c ' 63 Bel Air :.::s __ $1195 621 nv1cta UNIQUE DECORATIONS - Christmas. decorations on the Pomeroy Sacred H~art Church altar for the 12th consecutive i·ear are beautiful. Rev. Father John Turel, pastor, (inset at left\ has personally created the ~s. Outdoor nativity figures including laJge camels and other s, are coverell"fit co).oftlf"l. with accents ~f varied colers of glitter. Other figures are used at sever e eva' iDday cante when the Viet Cong t lions of the 50-foot high altar, topped wiih a large star. Side altars are also decMARION, Ohio (UP)) - Fire struck the Great S~~t , orated attractively. The decoratio ns may be seen by appointment with Fath~r attacked two U.s. Marine companlet-about 400 men- 1Supermarket here early Saturday and then knocked 1 Turel or during open .)louse from 1·6 p.m. on New Year's Day. They Wlll remaJD spending Christmas Eve at an electrical power over a three-block area ~s the . flames in place until Jan. 15. outpost on the Thu Bon River 20 1rared along electric lines, fee~tn_J_Ilnthe msulallon_. _ miles south of the Marine base l The blaze started in the rear kI 'd 'F' ' ' ....... ·,,;.,>JW<"" at Da Nang. · incinera!Alr room and spread to neth Wa • Y sat · . the MEXICO CITY tUPI) -An : n d Four employes were m d M · DC Heavy fighting erupted ard tfle store because a re oor , h th blaze which Aeronaves e extco · ed. 1'or several hours mto · Fire -Chief en e rontmu wa:."''_t c1o: ed __.__ - -Ken- , store causedwan estimated ' $75,000 1 grlDIS Ill Jeu·mer wt'th 101 passengers dark. . It was the btgg•st damage to the building and con· \ and • crew of nine aboard sktnrush reported of several tents, began but they did not crashlanded on a blgbway toBttacks launched by the Comdiscover it until too tate to con· ' day ~· it ~··approaching the . .1 mumsts smce the start of the Mexwo Ctty Atrport 1am I. I y k on a ~hour cease-fire at 7 a.m. Witnesses said Ohio Edison NAZARETH, Israel tUPII - lllgbt f~o?' N•w. or · today. Kill y Co. power lines "glowed hke l Thousands of pilgrims from all Aln latrhne spokesman isjald By United Press lnte1'11811HII Two .C. . SAIGON (UP!) - A Flying I meon" and sparks flew of! the over the world flooded mto tl,e l on Y our persons. were . n ~ MiiJtary ~pokesmen stud. at Tiger four engine plane ferry· Jines like a fireworks ex:plosi?n I Holy Land Saturd<.ty to ront- ~ ed und thHt. Lhetr " IDJUnes Dreamers of White Christmle least two Vtel Cong were ktlled . f m Japan crashed as tbe flames ate away the m· l the birth of Chri~L were not ..,rmns. W e were may feel it a nightmare lnltead 't' 1 b1 th 1... mg cargo ro memora e , . 1 k .. , . k 101 18 8 1 m com wt tre nd bu ed S t rday while at· sulation. [ . . very, \Cry uc ) ' a spo es· as the worst snowstorm of tba Leathernecks, while Marine a t' rn I ,• ~ at the Da Additional firemen had to be I Alu>ut 4.000 foreign polgratms , man said. season swept aeross the ~ ~ " casualties were Ught. But there ~;:~ ~~~r ~.:~. a U. s. mill· summoned to stop the ftre from and toorists arriv~ F~iday .,.,,,.,,., . , ...,,. ....,"r''!!''Jl west into the Northeast ~ 0: were no lmmedfilsith delatls onh tary spokesman reported. Ispreading lurther along the ' night in thJS towoodn wThJere l~ilnds day the heavier g ling whic .. power lines and setting other · spent his childh . ey 1 " D lollowed. There was no Immediate buildings ablaze. the narrow cobblestone streets, Snow fell this morning B IJtr The battle started when report about surivors or how , v1here spoUights htghhghted the , south as Jackson, Miss., a~ guerrilla snipers peppered a many persons were on board. exteriors of many churches. the Tennessee Valley aDA unit of the Fiflb Marine . Agree To Stay On . . . . : southern Appaladtians to IIIII Regiment guarding a helicopter The spokesman sa1d the J b A U . 'ty In lne d1vided c•tv of Jerusa-1 heavily populated WashiiiRIIii' 1 downed Friday near the river plane, from Tachikawa, Japan, o I ruversi !em, 5C miles a•ay, the von: , Baltimore • Philadelphia area.' bank, spokesmen said. The carried general cargo. It' was COLUMBUS (UP!) - Nurses: guard of abont 6,500 }"~"h i Marines returned fire. tcillr<l on contract to the U.S. Mthtary at the Ohio Tuberculosis Hos· ' Chrtsltans who were ,ran ,d , , . L 1k Hazardous dnvmg , Lif C d (ALMI II -• es to I'JSJI rolaCOL~MBliS (~Pll e , a I'~sa t te two snipers and swept the "'e" Air t omman · p1tal hove agreed to remam on wu-uay pass -· . F 'd were pos ted tn Four weapons 130 rounds of The spokesntan said the plane the JOb when the Ohio State Un-lllves and holy places "' tne most teen-agers : a I I" ~y from Mississippi to ammunition ..;d grenades were was makmg a grouoo controlled Iversity College of Medtcme Jordanian seetor crossed \ mght, Andy stay up a e. n~ l chusetts. reported seized approach (GCA) when it crash- takes over the hospital next through the Maooelbaum Gate watched the late show and e \ The Oklahoma Highway P• But laier in ihe same general ed about one and a hall miles Friday I Joyed betng a~ 1 "' 1 Ch 1 trol reported 3011 to 4011 cars tied area a m~ch heavier Commu- from the end of the Da Nang The ·nurses voted unammous· NOW YOU KNOW ' d Do,ctors H an nu,r<esh a •.·1up at one time in the eastbouJ¥1 ' db I t n h Th U S Post Offtce hsts two ren s ospita ere wer f th Wiill R nisi force attacked, apok"'men runway an urst no ames. ty Friday to withdraw treats e . · . , 1 h 11 d L th 24 hou rs ear-'liane o e ugel1 ••id The two Marine oompa- The fire was still burning two of re~=ation in a demand tor , Santa Clauses and one Chnst-' 1 " eh · ess dan k'tdney Turnpike north of Miami, Ohio. , oe.. · ff' · th United ter e rece1ve a new , nies, on each bank or the river, hours after the crash. pay and lighter work loads. Imas post o tce '" e and' a new lease on ltle from a Five persons were killed a¥ were caught in the fire . The spokesmen said Air Nearly hall the nurses had States Santa Claos .. Ind., Santa 1 ttl . 1 h dted , another wllcally injured FDI Spokesmen said the Marines Force security Bod rescue planned resignations prior to Claus StatiOn, Cahf., and 1 1 Al:i~" Al7to~, 11 ." known , , :day night during a snows~,· struck back at the Communili teatm were at the acene. the unlverstijl takeover. Chnstmas, Fla. "Andy " to his many lnends on on the Western Kenlucllf!t the medical staff was still list· ' Parkway near Letlchfield, K.,-,. ed in serious co'ndition in the ' A propane gas truck, rall1Illtd.• I ___ $1795 66 Bonneville w,~~" - S2995 American \IOked skirmish, a U.S. Army a!.lacks as a cease-~tre ~mlat10n. ceme~· lsl Air Cavalry helicopter w•> When asked specof1cal,y about l 1 the fire fired upon, oflioals <md.1Ihe assault on the Mart~e on F. u· s k tI ~!ona::v'!esn:e~~::!~!l Ire Its upermar e n 1 63 fire raked the area, but could not determine if the Vtet Cong were hit. u.s. officials declmed •o immediately label any of the whether Spokesmen said the copter was outpost a •poke.mau satd, took no hit wilh automatic weapons ftre .. We're not char~cterlzl~ !l at easualties. I m the central highlands, anti the moment We re wmtmg lor An hour later an MP guard ot one crewman was wounded. A further details " the armed forces radio-televl· , Bion staUon near downtown Year-End Clearance Sale 100 Gallons of Gasoline FREE RADIO I positions with artillery, mort~r· machinegunner aboard lhe craft military police from a ry. The MP's returned but It as not known !hey hit anyone. They NORELCO SHAVER 1 . Terrorists struck m Satgon 1 and small weapons fire. Toe Itself just before the truce went , fighting later slackened, but Into effect at 7 a.m. 16 p.m. ; continued spradically through EST Friday). J nightfall. In one attack guerrillas In another Commumst pro- Have A Merry<'Christmasl Elberfelds·ln Pomeroy . I '" 'I ~ •YIII•• -,ta · '· ""~~ ,1 , B _ e . """ • ~ I' ( ' , '1 •· , .... , ' ,j .,. ., . ,.. ~ •iii �• / ' , News in Farming ' ' Education in Depth is Pursued by Extension Services ackie Wins', Say Headlines, but Events Deny Fact ··-•· M J hnsOo was pposte- The senator aeld lhl telegram ask to see the manuscript and s.qrller before bls deatb. to cover her busband 1 '"""'""' rs 0 m no way controverted the sto\1 hasn t If •he ha~ I Wllllld -~ Kennedy had talked woth Her mabollty to make a rous rledl Wrlllotl written agreement He said be of couroe have given It to hor Mancloeater onl)l a few months decl51on on how to tell Ca~ But~n J'dy Bird never had sent 1t because he had beell He >Sked lor the beok s nsht after the assassmat1on whole then~ that her father ha h 1 ck th ames told thai Manchesteo was to live "'still emot onally upset Ail a kliled had muc u :h :• iJ n rt. hecomlnii 111 from an obsesston The Kennedy reply 18 that Clarence Lew11 Mr. ClinUJn M.....r • fr end sa~d •t was not the Detwls of a family disagree- anyway Mane es r repo with one thought that hos book was Clarence E Lewis 45 Cus- Mrs Clanton MaUer ' smartest thong Jackie ever ment over whether the Pre> ed to have written M might never be published ter-st Middleport died suddon ' dod ne br~ct The quesl\on Is not tho ly Thursday evenmg at Holzer PT PLEASANT - Joint 1111denl should be buned to Durmg the contmer Y rs sensa~nahsdm But most peoples sympathy Massachusett.s or Arlmgton KelllledY sought to keep oul of Manch~ster lSSUeli o hooks roght to live -no one Hospital neral semces Will be held Mon;_,,_ .,onn F enn~ Y seemed to 1e With Mrs Naloonal Cemetery the spotbght but she W9S 5 atenhcn bee d that I have has lenied that roght Th• Mr Lewos was born June 28 day 2 p m In Crow Huseall ~on~er~hngf her Kennedy and she ~as on sobd Her reported reacllon that s photographed wear OS a s~l<t b ~ ~s lth ;,t~Mrs Ken ned) questoon os the roght of Mrs 1921 m Middleport He was a Funeral borne lor Mr and MIL 01 t e ea 0 er \ega\ ground Manches\er had ab"'rd when told that Lee woth a hem high above ,"' :'t ·~ :Ook advantage of her Kennedy and her children Ill truck dmer lor the Ford Bro- Chnton Moller Jer1cho Road 1 s gned a memorandum which Harvey Oswald was the asses knees entmng a law ofloce or co~dence m me and that 1 hve with a mmomum of pmary thers Co for ZO yean The de- PI Pleasant who died Thun hrought bv Mrs pro' ded that she and Senator sm He d1dn t even have the a conference and dlsnlty free from publica ceased was preceded In death day evemn1 within one hour ol 0 and Sen Robert F Kennedy must approve hos satislacllon of bemg k lied for Senator Kennedy had gone 1 rd d motions 1 do not lion of mtlmate detads of the!r by h1s mother Mrs Ethel Lew each other Kenn.rlv a amst Look Maga l th 1 Manchester CIVIl rtgil\s Mrs Kennedy Sun Valley w•th hl! fa!Dlly lor • wo s an e be lives at a time of great sorrow 15 eigllt days ago OlfiClatlns at the semces will n·;··;;:;b\Js~ers Harper & Row ma~~scr~ 1 d~spose of the reportedly sa1a It had to be skiing holiday but he kept m behove ~~:: To ;rite -detailS whoch bear no conceiva sumvora Include his father be the Rev Earl Ted 1V.U and 2 and ·~r Wliham Manchester ~~~s d•aryo nghts w thout thm some "lly litUe Commurust close touch by tele~one ced b Mrs ~ennedy asked me to ble relaUon to hiStory Clyde and his wile Mary the ~~ Billupsm!Burlal prod~OI!i b tterness that almost approval and that ihe book It was reported by one One a;gumr:~ :n~~rper write this book 1 did not seei It was stressed that the Funeral servlcea wUI be held ::Sunset Me:ri:o Pa~~ ~~ certaillly has reoched to the would not be pubushed before newspaper the! the book also Mane~: ~at Kennedy last July the opportumiJi Mrs Kennedy chaOS•~ which the Kennedys Monday at ~m ..•tbOthe Ra~D South Charleston W Va P esent ~upant of the White 1968 conta•ned unkind references to Ro; M chester a telegram gave me 10 hours of tntervoews InSISted must be made 1111 lings-CoMa\J Doner 1::.; I Mra Miller <Margaret) died House Mrs Johnson Manchester was\ sen an h I d d l d ed could not have pertams to personal referenees Rev ax onuo o ng II was pr marlly on those reported to have said that the saymg that members of V e ' no m mterv!Ows with and that there was no attempt Bunal wtU be In the Roe~ I p m ln Pleasant Valley BoaSome 'lmtbmpll!pen~ry refer grounds th•t the Kennedys f1led Secret SerVIce had code Dllmesl Kennedy family wo\1 place 00 cond~cted ~ 1 ry cooperation to remo>'e or alter facts Sprmp cemet<ery Friends may pltal alter several weeki U~ ences \1b Texans and the swt eoghl days ago and started for the Kennedys and the obstace In the way of : . ~ vo:dyn "herself did nol relevant to hls\OI'Y call at the funeral home any ness and Mr Miller suffered Jahns,(l~gQJ>le m the book the fireworks that are still Jobnsons and that the na10e fm pubhcatlon of his book enn time an appareat heart attaCk upoo The Q~,of a President blazmg learning ol the death of bla Q\li 4ejeted In the 1600 I Clw le8 F ld. Wife and died llllort1)' elter ar Mrds ..-ved frolll the 80 ooo- Mrs Kennedy sad In a rare Cb!Jes (Rl~ Ticky) Fields rival at Pleasant Valley bosplt" ' d s~rilllizallod that w II personal statement that as 91 Hartford W Va' died Frl a! appear lD Look wh ch pad hornble as a trial would be da t th Dobson Survivors DOl prevloully lliiManchester $665 000 psbe had no alternat ve ID y evenm& • M e Mr ed are two aiJters of Mr Miller, ~ protectong her pnvacy and rest borne m ason Mrs Stella Runyon, Kenova, 0 uril' ~~itlrulo~~/:~~tunate d so ty and spar ng her choldren BY NO 11818 A lllet me of being just an or paid aiong ~It: ~ families of a !":oonbas~ w Va and Mrs Ida Miller, 1 I the pub\ cat on of 1n11mate 1 Soathel'll Michigan d nary person a lifetime of not the peop1e P' w0 P Y Turtle Creek W Va Allo 1111'~:~~;\e;~~a~~a ~P :a:h t~a~ de a s about them o State Prison hurt ng others wouldn I let me For those orph~s : : t:r Ofloc als of the Galha Couu local team that toured tbrougo vlvlnllhe couple are ala &rand so Is of reports about th ngs n he sad also that the book JACKSON M!Ch UPI) - I accept realty I ran th small ~~~~~e~ t m;~f sadness 1! Red Cross Blood Program ~!~:mg are four sons Pete children and l areatarandcbil the tibok whoch were ne er ronla ned naccurate and un looked down at the speedome- Its been two years 510Ce h~ =~~sr wret usl as It Is now for have come up With a new d!t and DouglaS both ol llartford dren - - - - . . : . ' there at any t me but wh ch Ia r relerences to o\her md1v1 ter and was surprised to see pollee came to my house t m o~n fa~lly ty • they hope everyone will be Robert South Gate Mocbigan , soali were the •oss p of dua s although t was generous that I was 10 miles over t he Chnstmas Eve and arrested YB carelessness smgJng as they prepare lor and Albert Uncolo l'a'"" MienLake 18 Completed • l ll K d l I I ve come to accept what ecause o1 of th T •., Chpli!rftas cockta I partoes from o e enne l am•l f speed I m•t f mh e ed d to hz fully Chrostmas will never be the Thursday s ViSit e n ,gao, lwo daughters Mrs Grace On Fairgrounds cullsf to coast Mrs Kennedy-~ho nally That gave me a moment o appen an rea e State Biaddomblle Cunnmgharu, :;outh Gate Mlcll A lisblng lake ha 1 The cbntro\erS) •as gmn d d read parts of the book and concern and I took my loot of! the pnce my own lamlly has same aga n It goes lgan and Mrs Allee .Kerns been on land ne; mole by tile fact that the 1 appnsed of ts contents by the gas - too late I was rock Two Men Fmed 00 Dashing throngh tbe snow Wyandotte Mlchtgan two SJ8- the Gallia piClllllll)' junior lair prmcfpal protago sts knew a number of representatives- eting nto a mam mtersectlon In a Red CroSB BloodmobDe ters Mrs Mary EDen Scotl, ground 11 was COIIStrueled at eacJl other well Id d not dentofy the other The stop s gn that had been ldeottcal Charges 0 er tbe road• we go Bellaire, o ani\ Mrs Ann Man Cldllp Stte ~ !aDd owned by The son of Cass Canloeld 1 nd du"ls whom Manchester hidden by the log flashed past Answer Ike appeal ley ShadySide o one brolll- the Gallla County HorUeullural he'¥! ol thp execut ve comm 1 vas saod to have mal gned but All I could see was a man Two men fined flO and costs Donon oil oa ochedule er Thurman Ftelds BeUaue Society tee ~~ !larper & Row was I e stones thai began to come and woman d1rectly 1n front of on Identical charges by Middle- Making spirits bright 0 and a ownber ol &rand Eight feet deep wben tilled p e\)Q$\y marred to Mrs Lee from all sodes c ncerned me so close and surpnsed look , port Mayor C 0 F1sher Fr~ What a joy H Is to ride aad chUdren and great grandcllll wlth water the Jake will be RadziwtU the SISler of Mrs Lyndon B Jol nson Manchester mg p nned there by my head day evemng were Charles Pul thiDk 1 dren Funeral serv1ces are 111 stocked woth 1\Jh by the otate Kenned) W\loam Attwood the s known \o have relerred to the lights llns 23 and Delmar Hawley Of blood IDled bBga toni8bl complete and Will be announc-- o! Ohto It is adjacent 111 tbe ea or of Look ~•• a ne~ B rth all tude n Texas As I remember 11 now I PT PLEASANT_ Mrs Doo 24 Middleport for dlSturbmg The Tn Slate Bloodmob le ed later from FoglesoDfl Fuller huge (;llllpmg area f ont.Jer'W!an ,.ho served Pres Began Printing heard my car crunch mto thOlr aid Nott and Mrs Chorles A the peace will make Is last vtSll of 1966 a1 Home m Mason. • \dent f¥medy as an ambassa Newspapers began prmlmg bod es before my foot found the Pltter members of the PoLDt Delbert Luckadoo 4B Rdt from 1l Noon to 6 p m Thurs GIVEN RAM do and kne v Jack e when she accounts of tllese reported brakes One moment I •as see- Pleasant Junoor Woman s Club land was fmed $10 and costs aay at Grace Methodist Church Daas Prol/att Florene Sumpter Porter was ~ s a <lebutan e references to Pres dent Johnson ng those shocked terr ble laces have been selected to a~pear n for mtox\catoon Dallas Blevins Mrs Charlotte Cremeens Da1s; Myr\le Proffitt, 83 a presented 8 Christmas bam by Ken Morgan manager 111 Me11 11 am Man es er 44 an and h s stal II was saod that and the next mstant they were the 1966 edohon of Oulortand ng 47 Mddleport pleaded not gmi blood program cha~rman sad reSident of Belpre passed ex •Wlne who was wounded 00 W. Kennedy found h s beha gone My car was sklddmg craz Young lj'omen of Amer1ca ty to assaull and battery but Saturday there Friday Bight Davies Hardware Store Ok nowa and •hose prev ous v or n Dallas aller the \y across the mtersectlon I fi The honor 15 bestowed be was found gulily by the mayor 'We urge all healthy avail Born m Ravenswood W i!~~~E=~cond::u:cted:;•t b ks itad caus ~ Itt e st r ~as assassmat on to have been nally crashed to a stop aga10st cause of their outstandmg con and fined $10 and costs able persons to g1ve the goft of Mrs Profbtt was the datJ&hlel' a :nO>t lost m the tum It and boonsh n h s haste to take Ia parked car tnbut ons and acc&mpbshments hfe A Pint of Blood that the of the late Watt and Barbara shoni:Ulg between tM great over the re ns of power that I struggled out my left Side 10 covtc endeavors religiOus less fortunate may beneftt from Knoi Silo waa alsO preceded p b\illlting emp res and one ol he was shocked tu I d that numb and lacerated and stum- prole!S onal and pol toea! acllv your good fertune of 1\le m death by her huaband James e nat s n ost powerful Johnson and h s part) were bled back to the ntersecllon I Illes Our VJS ts w11l be hurt by Prolfllt m AprU of 1957 11 00 Ia nilies fly ng back to Washmgton m A~< found the woman ftrst She Mrs Nott 19 president of the the absence of the GSI Honer Survl~oro mclude two :Asked To Write Fo c One wh ch she <hoosht lay sprawled and bloody woth Pt p casant Jr Woma s Cl h Camp boys "ho so WUmg\y Charles and Carl bOth of p 11,k. JI lUNDAY, MONDAY Maru:t ester po 00 out that ou d ser e only to carry her head at an 1m posSible an and Mrs p tzer s wife of the gave at euch v1sll We averag ersburg hve step-children, a~=y M 8 Kennedy had asked n 0 Pre<odent Kenned)''! bod) Igle ob\lous\y dead Rev c A p 1tzeo of C b r1 s t Mr and Mrs Tom WalteM ed 18 22 units from th""• mer Proffitt Portland Ell:oa-11 ELVIS PRESLEY ~ r to the book had spent 10 Merr man Sm:oth tho UP! Iter husband was sllll ahve EpiScopal Church Mason B vd woll have as people and the Bloodmobole per beth lda~lane Col,umbus; "FRANKII a JOHNNY" hours woth him for tape W e Hou e rnrrespondenl who but he stopped hreath ng as I The pub\ cation was conce v ~uests for ChriStmas dinner sonnel and our volunteer work eo H~rfl,l Portland NellieJI Ji!lvls ~~t~•l~ Dout recordiltg her memor es oot woo the Pul tzer Pr ze lor hos knell bes de h m I put my ed by the leaders of the no Sundal Mr and Mrs James G .rs will m ss ~em -gret1tly We cohen Sl Marys, W Va and tu Harry llorlan sue Ami on y of the even s of Nuv 22 coverage of the assass na\ on hand to hts heart and drew 1t uon s women s clubs who fe t Mourn ng and chlidren Da e can only say Thank You for Wilham Proctor Paros 0 Lan1doo NIDOJ lonek 3C grandchildren 57 great arand Audre):,.~=LIOY" 19 ~ 3 Dalla> b 1 a so many was on the plane t1 at day when qu ck\y back from the crushed young women who gne theor Jul and M chae\ of Cotumbus all your help personal reco eel ons even to Johnson was sworn n as r bs tome for commumty proJeCts Oh o Mr and Mrs David Wal So far thiO ~ar Galls children and 3 great Jerry Lewta, Alu Gerry Bob turmng o>er 10 h m t e tcx of Pres dent w h Mrs Kennedy He shouldr. I have hved even sh • u 1 d rece1ve recogmtion ters and chtldren Cltr stopher County has met It> quota of 110 great grandchildren Clayton, Bill Rkhmond, u a letter she had wr llen John F stand ng by He was one of two those few agomzed moments Local clubs throughout I he and Amy Milton W Va >,Irs pm\s per v\g t But II wt\1 lake Funeral services wlU ~~!;~7s!'"]:~lult Kennedy from G eece \he 1ewsmen "ho flew back to II every dnver In the coun- county submit nommat ons for Golda Mourn OS of M1ddtepor! a lot of cooperation among dM beld Mondsy at the Wash ng on wIll them tr) could see those torn and the book each year With a d f Ohto and Mrs Vern C Fil ors and volunteer workers to Funeral nome at 1 p m WEDNESDAY end THUitl. Doc 21-29 Sm th says that Johnson ru ned bod1es as I d d there ferent group of outotsnd ng son and son Frank Pt Pleas keep ohe program solug the Rev Clarence Pro!Ott NOT OPIN trea ed Mrs Kennedl ~ th would be far fewer deaths caus voung women Included earh ant Surroundmg counties have ficoating BurlBI will be In l O;.JTI great cons derat on and gent e- ed by carelessne" 1 stood star year Selections are based o t Mr and Mrs Lou e Solvers oi had ••11ous replacement pro- Great Bend Baptist c011ne~!l"y,, II CONT!NlJE[) From Pa~e ness She was he recalls m an mg down at them unbehev ng unselllsh semce to othe s char Jeffer,on Blvd wd have as blems and It could heppen 10 R D Racme Fr~enda PRIDAY.,!.nd ~~UitDAY amBI :forces I do not h nk I advanced stage of shock Sm th surro nded by the terroble 1 ~ otab\e activ\tes communlly ser d nner guests Chrtstma< Mr Gal !a county unless everyore call at the funeral home any "BLOOD lATH" w I i1ft ~!' I" do tt aga n says the Secrel Serv ce at the ter of the r deatll v1ce prolessoonal ex eUenre and Mrs Elza Martm and Mrs coopernles ume Mrs Proflotl \fas a mem(Teehntcolor) ~; mom en feared the assassma Ga \y wrapped packages were busmess advancement ClllC Eugene Mart n and sons Kenny Our Medical Stall Is made ber of the Great Bend Metho- : : .f:b~P~~.M:.,~•s!'~ Rrlby t!fi Ill t on m ght be pari of a wode spllhOS thm contents onto the and professtonal recognotion and Rex all of Poml Pleasant up of volunteer phvSlclRns wno dist church. bone DALLU ,_ JACK RUBY co sp racy and that then stree\ n a tangle of torn rtbMr and Mrs Mauroce ~ giVe up two hours of off ce t1me :=.:..,:.________ Will Jamtt' Is too 1n from cancer to nsure Altorney General Robert F I bon There was a hr ght San\a Mayes and son Tndd w II enter lr work at the B\oodmobde N~r PALM BEACH (Te:~~o1or) the accui'lcy 61 a I e deteetor IKenned) was sa d to have Claus shcker smeared w t h taln With a farruly donner ~en- •s c\encal staff and cante n Fla (UP!) - Prize money Fess Parter K.aty Jurado J)l. tes tto \1'111.-e II\! was not part of adviSed Johnson that he should blood day evening Attending will be workm are also volunteers the 1967 PGA tour Is ~::::11 ana Hyland Smoky tho horse a torjl~tracy ~hen he k \ltd be sworn n as Pres dent m It was too homble and too Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pnde. Some of these people put n tu reach a record $4 ~ ~~~~.~n80c 11111 300 pre~d$tt a! assass n Lee Har Dallas m real to accept Even when I more and chddren Kennah 8-10 hours per vlslt and yet wed_o:.:lle=.;ra_=-=-==== _ __!~,;,;,;;,;;,,;,,;;,;,;,.;~~=~ , detector Sd Dav s Whole Ho se felt another mans blood dry vey I!Jswald • Todd Dean and Keith Mr and forget to say Tha~ok you for 8 1 exp~rl sad F"r dlt [correspondent for the West ng mg on my hand 1 couldn t beMrs James H Call and ch a JOb well done D·t~lve Pou ~ently of the house Broadcast ng Company 1e e what had happened dren Candte Jo Lance and If 11 were not lor 1 Da ..s~:P~ce Department •aid was aboard the plane durmg the l had dl"'lnk only three egg PLEASANT- The Christ Becky Mr and Mrs Dana Bloodmohile VlSt\s It wou dta: sued would be of no value Jswearkmg n ceremony and unt I nogs and l could walk and talk E:opa\ Church Junoor Cho r of ~ bec.u,., Rub s h 8 cal t too off He says Pres dent a well as anvone [ wasn t one d several Christm~s r an and be/.use p Ute was ex\remell calm of those rrespons ble drunks n the chur h Hogsett:ill effeH of the powerful drugs on compassmnate and he that make newspaper beadlmes Saturday rught beglllnmg at guests an AI I d Ka- hal Gelllpolls, Ohio g ven to htm 1iemonstraled a great deal of Th roling was tm and daughters tc a an c rma•_•_ _ __ 30 10 concern for Mrs Kennedy 1 P m b Chns\ thy of Parkersburg Mr Dirk tjeheve Lyndon Johnson s heha followedHat,n ~ucharo:t and a Austin formerly employed m Says Jail Uoftl 0 Y '58-SO Chance th Mass th Mason County school sys vwr on at a rp ane .as hiS candleltght servtce e rol f For Juveniles 0 Pfl'l'SBURGH - TilE UNIT I nest hour sermo t 10 tern and now a p •ssor o ER Ohio (111>1) ed ~teelworkers un on IUSWI Tl\e book sad that Johnson On Chr stma;..~:s~ "was :e:. phySICS at Oh o Valley Colle20 B lf'f'CtSTn Whlttlngtoo ;; Sat day lamented the s nk ng went to the rear of the plane the Holy Euc J lsl at Mr and Mrs orville Slur Bull! 1 yn tu ed to brated and on anuary a more wi' m over 1 H nd on will enter I J D f o e ore carr er an e and asked Mrs Kennedy to 10 a m celebrated will be tne geon o e ers the Franklin County Juverule as needless waste ol human leave her Vlg I at the Side ol her y F I of the C\r lain with a family dinner of DetenllOD Home In nearby Col fe a\a s8ld t would '""k h b d If t New ears eas Christmas Present will be M• leg! lati\li upgrad ng safety fou~:~d sp~ot nf :h come to :he COLUMBUS (UPit - PoUre cumcl8lon Holy EuchariSt una aod Mrs Bob Myers GaliUpobo lumbus Saturday becau ..d a t d r 0 e P aoe or •nd aher Irs deputies Saturd y oermon d M David Wmk\er judge says the ll4-y.. r-o c<llllls a ar s lor n and sh PP ng Ill e ceremonv ol Johnson s I earched lor a m d bed Tbe Rev Charles A Pltzcr Mr an rs onder Mr ty jatl here Is unlit for juv~ e present archa c safety bemg sworn nto off e and to an escn t f the church and children H son nil rements gJVe the eaman be photographed l as dangerou• wbo escal""<< " rec or o and Mrs Bill Wallace of Mary Thes bo had been In the Fait • ••. th from the Frankl n County Joo Mr and Mrs Howard e Y d 1 e Grea t '""'es "' an It s a matter of fact that 0 an fl Jd County JaU smce Aug S a 50 chance of survova n J h dd k th I whtle pr sor.er• were ex..-c smg Police Report ne Sturgeon Dayton and M''' e ch In .... o nson spea w Mrs outs de the~< cells d PL Pleasant. on a :leUnquency arge "'" the e>enl of a sh p d saster Ktmnedv and that she d d stand Mmor Acct ent ~-• Orletta Sturleon. July '" stranm•laUoo ol-atb 1t _. J h p , Walker Johnson Jr 29 CoD .. •'""' osep ,1o ony v ce a short. d s\ance away dur ng b Middleport Pollee repor><U a a net~hbor Mrs Gladys WI prefdent of the CSW \he oath takmg but there are um dus was tbemg held for mmor acctdent on North Sec Doctor 18 Heard lard 63 J gran JUI"Y ac on on ch~rge~ Clf dA t 3 za p m Fnday l many who fee that Is how she rape armed rohbery and ur on ve a p rll d By EngU.h Cla8B ----D*gerous Toy woshed ot to be mng concealed weapous He Maroon Furbee 79 o an The 13 mii/tlbers of the Eog TWO CASES HEARD IIERlfiP.E\ C~L l F- What partiCularly upset Mrs had llf'en Jailed Dec 14 pulled from a parkm: d~a: l\sh m clASI (scientific report Two cases were heard n Sta aut~or lieF warned today Kennedy n the book were 1 Deputies sat~ Johnsoo fied mto At:~~:.athM~:,!'c17 dtar wr\Ung) at Rio Gt'aiolle Colle~e Me\p County Court Friday of potenllBIIV dangerous toy passages relat ng to her person Fr dav mght by removmg some ~ston Th:re was medium dam heard Dr Norman W Pin- morning by Judge Frank W tha might be under Chmtmas a\ I fe and that of her clilldren brocks from an overhead w• I a e to both vehocles Furbee "'hmtdl as a ll!l"cial ~ Porter Jr They were Virgd lr the out of-court settlement and crawhng through a spa e w~ e1ted lor !allure to yoeld lecture for Uoe seaaloD before Taylor lined $16 and coots lor T e toy a war tern labeled 1wolh Look she s reported to belw<'en the th!rd noor co 1ng ht 1 There were 110 the Yule holidays speeding and Herber! Sayre So lC Blaster can cause ear Ihave succeeded m delet ng and the roof ~e then apparent ~1urle~ way ' doctor In the Gali\JIOI\s $5 and costs lor crossing a I da age to chJidren accordmg I An account In her own words il towered n mself to L'e Clinic and an oplitbanologlst yellow line to te health d rector Dr o\ the n gill she spent w~h the 1 ground by a I re hose SERVICE ANNOUNCED I Or Plnsc\UIIIdl holdl lll>th tilt ----Les r Broslow Breslow warn Prestdent before he was assasServoces lor Mrs Clara r.ood M o and Ph D •nd loas_.ut!lMefg• Marrlap Ltceasoo e" at the toy whtch resem [smated ANNOUNCE CLINICS n:an Gee 63 who died l'hura- ored oclento!ic reports Ill pro- John Franclll Whittle 43 of b\e a bazooka should be e th Manchoster s account of how I R o Grande College wlil be day evening at ber State St fesslonal joUrnals 4l1(l East Stafford Worthington er estroyed or returned for a 1she used vaselme to slip her the "te of four beef breedtllll hume In Galltpol\s have been Ohio engineer and Sbarlee Kay • reldnd because Its compressed wedding rms on her dead c\ mcs Jan 4 11 18 and 25 changed to 2 311 p m Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPll- Full Neuman 29 Syracuse teacher air lll<!Chanism develops nn se husbands !Inger nccordmg to announcemenl ot at the McCoy Funeral home back l>lck Basa llfl Los Ani!"' Bobby Lee Kuhn 28 Route 2 .. & N levels that could cau"" ear Quolat1ons from a love letter Bryson R Carter Ga\ha County Rev Alfred Rolley wiD offici- Ito Ram IMII'III cMIDI t• Chethlre mecloanlc and DeoTRAVEL SHORT AND """RTOO damag to the President exlen>ton agent agnculture ate and bunal w1U be In Mt of 1 ~ yards rushlni and 1411 Ble Mae Jarrell 31 Route 2 No Mlti"" Chnstm1s, Sundey, Dec 25 An at'<otmt of how she trted Hours will be 7 30 9 30 p m. Tabor cemetery carrie&. Cheshire I - - - - - - - - - - " " ! "___..;._____ - The Wms perspective rows rn one mvolvmg and fabulous tQ many to have I I I a: r I iI :se I N Di ' chr·Istmas was Rurn. ed for two Fann.l.es ew' tty I E By0rdinary Guy WI'th Just Three Eggnogs xpresses Best Hopes :ids::! :ell 1 ~ere ~~Ice (I I "::'!ted ~as Two Selected As Outstanding W AmerlCaD omen Porn't Pleasant . .GS THEATRE Personal NoteS BRIEFs Junior • ChOlf• Sings Carols Saturday Night J 1Jo~nson B~d!ha~ ~~of ::yl:~~:::~t ~ fl~~,t ~~~:; :reh~vh."stlood ,. ~·~~ ~~~~:; :::~\~~~d ';;,~st b~!:epr~;:m :~~~~\ectlons IS earchFor Man Termed 'DangerOUS, e: • I , . NY · · [OLOTIH'dtl'l' TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY I management pomters. The sec ed out cooperatively with Bobond meetmg In thts area will blO Anderson Racme V<>-Ag be held at Pomeroy on January Teacher and the County Ex 19 The one at Oak Hill wdl be tens10n Servtce Robert Party on January 20th ka Wliltam Brooks and Wll Farmers and agr1 business peo- liam Lyon wdl be the special pie from any of the counties lS\s for thiS school No enroll are mv tied to eother of the ses ment os needea Slons The second meetmg wdl A spec10I dislr~ct-wllle school cover farm management pomt or the an1mai Jndustey area 15 ers ncludlng bow can you test scheduled 7 30 to 9 30 p m at your buy ng for highest return R o Grande on four Wednesfor farm mvestments w h a t day evemngs during January kmds of cos\s do you have to 4 11 tB and 2S The sUbJects to deol Wllh on tlte farm and bE onSldered 1n this beef calwhen should you own lease or tie breedmg and selection for hire farm machtnery profot school wlllmclude Econ Enroltment for these schools om1cally Important Trails of may be made etther through the Beef Cattle mclud ng Selection A few peruntagt po nh toll the story of titiJt Area Center at Jackson or lnher tsnce Cross Breeding and the home mortgage market Fede•al Hamt Y. through the local county olf1ce Hyhr d v1gor j;~b!~~ ~~~:.;e;jJ:r o::::~~ 1" of the Cooperal e ExtenSion The second session wtll be ward from the pr.. oo•• I'IOnth dtspote Serv cc devoted to the reproducllve sy forts to halt the •pward 1p11ol and were Other programs of the Coop stem of the bull effects oi cas Octobor 1!165 The f•gureo were based erattve Extenston Serv ce com trabon at different ages art\ mortgages w•tho•t gove1nment backtng mg up wtth n \he net 2 or 3 !tela! msemlnallon 3rd meetmartgoglt lftllll'ed &y the Fede10f Ho•so•• A<f!mi11 ~rotifi months are led off by the 4-H mg Reproduclove system of the GIHI!Iot Voterans Ad,.lftlSirallon ltmaontd at6 per (tit, 4 H Steer Feed ng Program 10 cow liming on regulatory me- -~-----------------...;;;:,;; Me gs County The boys a n d chamsm of the female the aM g rls havmg s\eers m th 15 pro- fourth meetmg concepllon le &-- ~~ Usually the only dilftrJDct gram and wtShms to partlcopate tal growth 10 womb and t h e Sunday Almanac between • mmor traffiC ~ m sl have Jheor sleers at the psycho\og cally pheno nena or [ llon and a fatal acctdent Is Atia. Sugar Run M 11 next Saturday bear ng )Oimg '"""'""""""""-~ bout a tenth of a second and a December 31 a\ 10 a m lor Enrollment lor th s school By United Press Iaterllatlonal lot of luck And olmost all r.,. we gl ng n may be made eother throusb Today s Sunday Dec 2> the tal acctdents mvolve 1 or mor~~ 11 o>e not part c pal ng tn the Jackson Area ExtensiOn Cen 359\h day of 1966 w1th sox to trafloc VIolations the rate ol gam contest must ter or the County Extenston 01 follow Today " Chrostmas How about swappmg tha~ have thelf enrolment cards In 1 ce The moon os between tts f1rst btreak of luck for some good, to the Coun y Extens on 011 ce The program of educatiOn quarter and full phase sohd safety' Sure you ne"4\ prev 1ous to that t me throu h the Cooperative E:rten- The monung stars are Mars all the luck you can get at ttus • and J 0p1te tune of year but luck has 1 A meet ng arranged through s on Serv1ce offers to res dents r 1d the County F.x e son Serv ce of each county program The everung star 13 Saturn way o sappearmg when )QU but wh ch s ope n to area Family Llvmg 4 H club s worktn Th e founder olth e Amer can needtimost larme s s the Commerc a\ Asnculture Communtty and IRed Cross Clara Barton ~as hSafetb IS~ t exactly a sura Vegetable Gro•ers Meeting Resource Deveopruent Contact lborn on thsday n 1821 It mgbe ut you work alit 11 at the Vocational Agr cultural may be made With Extens on On Itt s day m hostory ~n h Y~u~ Department of HITCHING A RIDE home on the bark of a water buffalo is part of the dally routine room m the Rae ne II gh School agents m the County Coopera edln 1776 George Washmglon tbg :,ayt a\ etlyh sollkcotsl yo~ for Ibis Tllal farm boy Its the custom m Tbatland s northeast provlnres fo the news I his troops across lhe u ""P 1on o e ran s o sa,~ on fuesday even ng January 3 bve Extens on OrFtce or 1n the Delaware R ver to Trenton 1Y r h recently because or inereaslng Communist subversive activity to drl•e farm animals JOID now or a appy 18 home from lbe rke fields and bed them down s rtmg at 7 30 p m Arrange Area Extens1on Center located N J for a sur r se Chr tmas hoi day season ments forth s meet ng are work at Jackson Day a ttac k on thpe Hes!uan!l IN 1941 the Japanese Jmper Happoness 11 many thlnga tO headquarters '" Tokyo an n anv P<!rsons hut " feeling r.l nounced the Brtsh gamson m security IS usually a part of Hong Kong had fallen the package whatever else II In 19ti3 Turkosh solders on may contam Cyprus left to JO\n the cr sos on Wouldn t you like to mclude BY BRYSON R OARTER Tax fling s nolllte rna n pur hvestock equipment land These records should show most all farmers have 10 the1r Jhe border of Kenya securrty m your happmen Ext Agent Agrlrulture pose for whtch records .. e bulldmgs elr As lD a rare the dale pnce per UDlt and m nds the mformat on that IS In 1116! the Bnbsh fr gate package for the New Year• Gaflfa County kept fhe farm record needs to )OU would never know how far quantity sold or purchased needed lor a complete farm re "AJax captured 22 IndoneSian IYou can you know Simply by Its I me to thmk about keep- mclude much more than a ledg a runner ran 1f you d1d not They should !den illy the re cord Wnt ng thos mlormatmn gu•mllas m the Stra ts of resolvmg to dr1ve safely mt lng farm records next year Re er of 10Ce1pts expenses and a know where he starled and ceopt or expense w th each down on 1 ne s tl e secret to Four H steer leedmg proJects Mal ace a defenSively aod wear your seat cords are a must m today s schedule of deprec able prOp<'r where he flDlshed This " the enterpr se 11 at all poss ble It good record keep ng Follow a lor 1967 must be registered at belt IIJrmmg busmess Complete ly \ es thiS os the mam re extreme Importance of mven em ze your receipts by sources t mely system of recordmg your the Gall a County Extensoon 01 A thought for the day You II be contr but ng to our llrm accounts can pont the QUlremeot for mcome tax II tory records on your bank deposit shps Oc enlrtes n the farm account f1ce by December 31 1968 says essay1st Mon I a g n e happ ness too says Hogbway to Increased farm earn ng but you I ave two more Inventory records should be cas onally bank statements are book Th s st ould be done on a Bud Carter County I xlensJOn 'The laws or consc ence way Safety D ,.clor Bud Nel )lgS There Is no easy way to n portanl rea ons to be keep. taken a\ least once each ye.r exam ned •hen tax returns are week\ baso f t ft Agent Agriculture we pretend to be deroved son So how about t' YGur get thiS JOb done and still mg comp ete farm account< and they should tnclude two Y s 1 no more 0 en !rom nature proceed from highway of happmeas loea • unders\and the current changes The first and mam reason IS to kmds of property One kmd ln audoted Depos Is shown on - and certamly no longer than Four H members parents or = ...-.-~b<:ad::;.Tr:a~ve~l~l~t~saf;ely~~~ In your fmanclBi sotualwo on ad m ll)akmg better far mde- eludes items hl!vLDg value>; these statements are usually as- on a monthly bass club adviSor may call 441>4612 your farm CIS ons throughout the year and which fluctuate w th markel su~medllt to be taxabled oncome I Develop a farm bus\aess ceo or enroll a youngster m the proEacn year Ohto net farm to have a bass for a complete pnccs and for which mvestory un ess ey are prove to be ler 1n 1966 Set aside a spare <lr they should stop ... earnmgs vary more than $10 bus ness analySis at \he end of values are adJUSted accordmg otherwiSe therefore one should room or a part of a room -a County ExtensiOn Office 000 per farm - among farn s \he year The second reason " ly Crops held for feed or sale clearly odent ly all depoSits m bedroom k !chen or cated on the th~rd nonr of of equal soze of the same type for cred 1 analySis Cred1l If livestock held for sale or breed clud ng borrowed money re room _ for your farm Court House add1l1on and comparable land Why thiS used w sely Is one of the lm mg purposes ~•nplies on hand payment of loans bonds cash t If ed g fts receoved mher lance cen er you own your farm Carter pomtoo out that stee"s 11 dillerence , A we11 kept re- porlant farm too s m today s and land values are examples nd h bl thiS space can be an must be on the 4 H member 8 1axa e recetpts •ord of your farm bus1ness ts agr culture r th t f t a ot er non ' o IS ype o proper Y tax deprec able expense based home !arm and on feed by the the 1\rst step In provldmg you W thout complete and accur The olher kmd of properly Prnductoon records These are on the per cent of the total same date - December 31 With the answers to this ques ate records tl " d filcult lor mcludes such deprectable 1ten s needed to show crop y elds ue of the resodence For ex \966 Any Gall\a County boy or I 00 you lo know whtch crop or are machmery bwld ngs an~ mtlk per cow eggs per hen ample 1! you have an su-I age 9 to 19 (as of January Who Should KeepTem' I veslock enterprose tc •xpand other Improvements and some etc Tbey are essen\1al lor en room house a d you do pnmar 1) may jmn 4 H and carry the When a farmer and-or I s and wh ch to el m nate Re classes of livestock These are terpnse analys s J~ record keepmg n ont 4 H steer feedmg proJect wtfe are mvolved In keepmg tho cords w II help w th many olh rntered at cost or a\ an est these rooms then one-e ght of Parenls or youth wanting !! larrn records theu- knowledge er management dec suns - maled beg nnLDg value and feed reeords flere Is yo r l"1:C va 1ue o1 lh e restdence can more norma 1 1 o about of whal IS curren Uy happenmg when to buy or sell or when to each vear the value s redured largest s ogle tlem of cost on be d d h b k d the 1 th f b 1k 1 t h h eprec a1e p1us one-e g th c1u wor an s eer project II m e arm us ness IS 1 e Y o rep1ace mac nery or use t " by the amount ef deprecoal on your I vestock enterprose there f 11 f 1 1 hi d h ld 11 h C 0 be very good However tf Y u a vall able money where ot has The deprecoat on record should foro a record that w II keep ance eb 1lui efor 'tgh e han cat t e ounty ouse rna nten- •Buodu Carer dk lh tak f lik dIS e " s o recor eep- a better opportun ly for capllat n Jude (I) date of purcha th s expense by enlerp!lse IS A d k h mg and the JOb woll not be use W lhout good records you 21 costs f3t aeprec ,I on essent a\ for proltt max mtza e~ ~~ a r a~dmg mach - -- - - done on a tunely or current bns ~111 be unable to lake advant cl31med to date (41 remam ng t\o 1 tfne an h mg ca net are a d Is assocl8l ew of t e necess t es A e woth our country s freedom Is then the best money you age of the new farm manage cost a) any investment cred LI Labor records Th s s one prollably can spend IS to hore ment tools and meil ods s ch taken) and (6) method of cfe of t e most d fflCull records to nlloltch larmt account book and a Your! Hoghwlav Safedty tDepafr\ rril!bn t k ds f d mg sys em are the two mam men sugges s yoi.J a op sa eso,.~l: Tte o cep recor or as tmnrove tcchmques o1 farm prec a lion PenoWc 1JYentory keep by ~ar10us operat ons as f 1 n at you~ It IS Important that ~ec budget ng plannmg and !arm adjustments are very necessary soc aled w lh each enterprise c~:r:;n~:~~ o;ec~~ s ~mpo~anl l;eedo~• c;ys~~~th ..~lew ords be kept up-to-date througlt- bus ness ana\ys s through lh• n case of a fore or other d s It needs to mclude lhe hours 1 Use an ade uated e~po g Secure lreedm from the ouUhe year regardless of wha use of electron c computers aster "here you need proof of worked and \he amount p81d for book and flh q 1 stem cc';t ry of needless accident InJUry keeps them What To Include loss horoo labor and hours worked OS Y e by wear n our seat belt For Wbtll Pu~ Inventory records of feed LISTING ALL DATA by famoly unpa1d labor To Ohm Stale Umvemty has one ijiilii~g~y::;-iiiiiiiiiliiijfjl best farm account books keep thl s record every year ts of the th bel b b b it ld b 10 e corn l wo\h the Oh1o SUPER MARKET 1 1 3 g JO u wou e va u. Commerc al Account book and CLERKS WAGES able lor use m enterprose analy a\ so has an exce 1en1 1arm and SIS every 3 4 years or follow h 1!61-$2 77 Hr orne r1Img program ca lied mg a maJOr chaose m enter Oh o QUICk and Easy Fil mg prtses S How To Be Used' ystem Both are from your County Extension Of Complete records can be used fice located at th C rlh to get a clearer ptcture cur e ou ouse IIY PAT GLASS holds the cold foods W1th bul enilre meal renlly of the reahty of the m Ga\hpohs Exl AfleDt, Home Econ \lei serviCe you II need specoal A separat on of courses may busmess Those needed for en- The new expense and Somebme durmg the hol!davs diShes and eqmpment to n am jhelp you manage a large meal terprose analysis Include all ce pt account records and tidlnJ• ue brbttr to you and your• you will probabl be servln Itam proper servmg lempera m re\aUve\y small space For records previously menUoned five year mven\ory records more than the u.!a\ amount 0~ lures Use chafmg doshes or 1example - serve the appeUz plus a record of land use These In a leather loose leaf bincler I drmnrr tltu 1e111on of J<JY IIIUL ks other speCial diShes to keep lers as the guests amve nus <k d h d t th ak which enables \he user to 1 1 1 peo 1 t lttrppUle., Our apecaallhankt to .oU our p e da a mea1 or 1°r lisnalcted foods p1p ng hot durong the en bndges the varoous am val r or nds the P1 e ee Th e Ieake or subtract pages When mmg space 1s m 1 ers a e osers e er JHllrom on thia holt®y. a btg holiday dinner may pose t1re servong period Serve cold limes and gets everyone mvo\v t• an cnterprose that has room The f hng system m lodes ~ •erv ng P ble "y sb ld foods In ms~lated diShes or on I ed The Mam course mcludes to d 1 d ...... labeled dlv1der cards and 85 • 1 ro ms I ou ou bed 1 d h hi expan or mprove an n....., 1 be 11 plan meal service as careful s o lee you on t ave every! ng else except the des- Improvements m manag I a led flle folders This sysl as ou lan the menu enough equtpment to manage sert Serve ma1a course bever emen tern was developed w1th help Y Y P and the enltre menu borrow or rent ages 1mmed18tely after the practoces for maximum porflls of 18 Ohi 0 f famll It From All of Us At food preparation tlmelahle Th 1 th ·•·~·1 th t arm lOS lB It food ls served Even w1lh buf e oser 15 e e....., •• se • a very pract•cal system and Is Will you bave a buffet meal• Wth h 1 1 let service you 11 save spills If Is too small and the opportun very compatible wtth the Ohio II sit-down Dleal ~erved family ' eot er amt y style or you take the beverage to the lly to obtam efflc!Onl size woold Commercial Farm A style' A fbrmal dinner With buffet servoce plan foods and gues\s after they are seated be prohibitive cost wise book ccount plates served from the kitchen use serving disbes that make Dessert can be served 1m If used lor obtalnrng credit to seated lues\s? Your choice self servmg easy A casserole medtately alrer the main course records desired would Include ALESHIRE RETURNS Wa~e t•crenses are a bUilt· depends on 1M dUmber ~~ peo- pre sliced meat pro cut dishes are removed or m be a net worth statement showing WtMtlllblln ) on part of the gene10l "" on Jock Coney pie Invited the amount 01 gelalln salads - all w1th prop- delayed bri 6 RefiU theBYcol current assets habohtles and Marine Prfvat& First CIa s food pncn Taking a check• Martlt Wett. llmer 'IIIII Willian 'l'h-r space available for eating the er serving spoons forks or fee cups .~/lei guests chat financ1al progress of your ~umcy dH M A\~'7 aonAI out g11l on a typrcal San "-~ Ilion 1\rd l .... r!N-1 FronCtSca supumorkot 01 type of dinner you plan abd spatulas - are good choices while you stack dishes ln lite farming operation st1e a;f Ro~~ I ~~and ,:: ltay Hu11111111 lu..,.lucklor an ox a m p le AtrKulture J...., ....... the num\Jer of people available If your guests must eat from ktlchen and get the dessert Another 1mporlant use Ia lax turned to the United States ltonftlpf\ llock~urn Dtporlment 1 con om u II ltaMWIWtw Lllwnnco luslt to help 1 trays or small tables plan ready for aervmg managemenl In the long run after serving more than 12 .,.,..,.,~. 1 ~llradfenl found the hourly wa91 up When the meljl iJ served di loads that don t need cutting or That b1g holiday dinner can you can maximize after tax months as a member of Mar Ceclllotolreny LlleLI.C,. 52 cents dur~n~ a fove-YHr rectly from the kite~ double Ibuttering Keep sauces to a be a success even in llmlted Income and net worth by the use lne Fighter Attack Squadro'eClwrtHiutll penod an oncrease ,....4 bollers lltld oven. ~e~p hot m1mmum to avoid sp \Is on spuce if you take time to pre- of complete records 542 m the First MarJne A 1rlarl T111111a .~ on ta Ctlllllltll ill ~feker Paul ltvrtHft 1 :lill<i fonds at good sepfng \Ompera clotlijng and furnlllhings V s e pare a good plan for servfn& Key S•IP.Itfoll crall Wing 111 the Marine Corps pnus. _ lure whUe lhl ~ ,~erAiqi plate~)arge enon&h Ill bold lbe lood and handliOfl dil~, flgel"""' II lmporlanL AI Air StaUou, 0111 Lal, _ BY C E B~J!JSLEE .CO Exl Agent Agrl<ulturo Melga Couaty 'Phis past week 30 farmers from Hocltmg Meiss Gallia and Athens Counties partoctvat0<' 10 an Area Farm Management School at Rock Sprihgs Conduct ng II were Wilham P Sm1th Area Extenston Agent Farm Management and John Moore Farm Maagement Specoahsl from Ollio Slate Un ver sty and a representatiVe from the Soc at Securoly Adm1mstra tton Th s sehool s one of the new looks 10 Extension educat on Few people realiZe that the Cooperallve Exten>lon Servtce program of education now car rted out on four levels Is a velopment Center whiCh has a part of the land grant college branch at the Southeastern Subsystem which rece1ved 1ts start station at Carpenter 104 years ago when Pr•Sldent Following these develop. Lincoln s gned the Morrlil Act ments !be problem was still, The purpose of th s act and How to gel lbe researcb and thiS system was to tak• educa education applied out Ia the lion to the people As 80 to 90 area where people Uve and per cent of our populat on at wort< every day? that time conSisted of people Followong numerous develop. hvmg m the country that s menls mc\ud ng community m where the educatiOnal program stltutes whiCh started way back went n the 1890 s spectal trains Many oUter developments ran by railroads to brmg this have occurred sonce that tome mformation to people and many mc\ud ng the formal on of land short courses and conferences grant colle"es m every state to \he Cooperative ExtenSion the development of research Serv1ce was formed by the programs at land grant colteges Sm1th Lever Act of Congress In & at research mslllullons surh 1911 as th• Oh o Research and De-l S nee 1914 the Cooperative Records Vital I •:!~ con~uan 1 I I Extens1on Servtce has under gone many changes At one Ume 11 was know as the Agrt cultural Extension Semce or simply the Extens1on SerVIce Wtth the change in need of the people woth fewer people llvlos on tbe farms •he Coop. erauve Extension Service program now serves people bvmg on farms people llvmg in the country who are not on farms as well as people In suburban and urban centers The Farm Management School at Rock Sprmgs last Monday thus was an mdlcallon of the newest step In brmg!ng 1n-depth education out to the people who can use 11 Today four levels of the Cnoperallve Etenslon Serv re work closely together Some programs are conducted on the county baSis or 10 the local commun1ty Some are cenduct ed from area center located at Jackson but domg their teach mg 1n any area of the distr ct whiCh IS interesled rn lh s par llcular program Others are conducted by specoahsts on the slate level and they also work on the area the county and communoty basiS The fourth area or level " the Federal level Tl ere programs are pretty largely chan neloo through adm1rustration by the Cooperative ExtensiOn Ser v ceo r eac h stat e wh ch are con nected " th the land grant col lege or mst tut on in that state Some programs such a. disease crntro\ pest control and sm• Jar programs are mvolved on both stale and a national basis Th e mee Img Iast Monday was one of t o th J ckson w n e a area on lax management and farm '" ... . IDecember 31 is T0day's Farm BUSinesses Deadline for • Ill 1 - - Steer Pro]'ect li::::. . . . . . , CAREFUL PLANNING SOLVES Holiday Serving Problems Good - c,.,..,,_ POMEROY ••••• ' 1 / ) .,,,.. - - �• / ' , News in Farming ' ' Education in Depth is Pursued by Extension Services ackie Wins', Say Headlines, but Events Deny Fact ··-•· M J hnsOo was pposte- The senator aeld lhl telegram ask to see the manuscript and s.qrller before bls deatb. to cover her busband 1 '"""'""' rs 0 m no way controverted the sto\1 hasn t If •he ha~ I Wllllld -~ Kennedy had talked woth Her mabollty to make a rous rledl Wrlllotl written agreement He said be of couroe have given It to hor Mancloeater onl)l a few months decl51on on how to tell Ca~ But~n J'dy Bird never had sent 1t because he had beell He >Sked lor the beok s nsht after the assassmat1on whole then~ that her father ha h 1 ck th ames told thai Manchesteo was to live "'still emot onally upset Ail a kliled had muc u :h :• iJ n rt. hecomlnii 111 from an obsesston The Kennedy reply 18 that Clarence Lew11 Mr. ClinUJn M.....r • fr end sa~d •t was not the Detwls of a family disagree- anyway Mane es r repo with one thought that hos book was Clarence E Lewis 45 Cus- Mrs Clanton MaUer ' smartest thong Jackie ever ment over whether the Pre> ed to have written M might never be published ter-st Middleport died suddon ' dod ne br~ct The quesl\on Is not tho ly Thursday evenmg at Holzer PT PLEASANT - Joint 1111denl should be buned to Durmg the contmer Y rs sensa~nahsdm But most peoples sympathy Massachusett.s or Arlmgton KelllledY sought to keep oul of Manch~ster lSSUeli o hooks roght to live -no one Hospital neral semces Will be held Mon;_,,_ .,onn F enn~ Y seemed to 1e With Mrs Naloonal Cemetery the spotbght but she W9S 5 atenhcn bee d that I have has lenied that roght Th• Mr Lewos was born June 28 day 2 p m In Crow Huseall ~on~er~hngf her Kennedy and she ~as on sobd Her reported reacllon that s photographed wear OS a s~l<t b ~ ~s lth ;,t~Mrs Ken ned) questoon os the roght of Mrs 1921 m Middleport He was a Funeral borne lor Mr and MIL 01 t e ea 0 er \ega\ ground Manches\er had ab"'rd when told that Lee woth a hem high above ,"' :'t ·~ :Ook advantage of her Kennedy and her children Ill truck dmer lor the Ford Bro- Chnton Moller Jer1cho Road 1 s gned a memorandum which Harvey Oswald was the asses knees entmng a law ofloce or co~dence m me and that 1 hve with a mmomum of pmary thers Co for ZO yean The de- PI Pleasant who died Thun hrought bv Mrs pro' ded that she and Senator sm He d1dn t even have the a conference and dlsnlty free from publica ceased was preceded In death day evemn1 within one hour ol 0 and Sen Robert F Kennedy must approve hos satislacllon of bemg k lied for Senator Kennedy had gone 1 rd d motions 1 do not lion of mtlmate detads of the!r by h1s mother Mrs Ethel Lew each other Kenn.rlv a amst Look Maga l th 1 Manchester CIVIl rtgil\s Mrs Kennedy Sun Valley w•th hl! fa!Dlly lor • wo s an e be lives at a time of great sorrow 15 eigllt days ago OlfiClatlns at the semces will n·;··;;:;b\Js~ers Harper & Row ma~~scr~ 1 d~spose of the reportedly sa1a It had to be skiing holiday but he kept m behove ~~:: To ;rite -detailS whoch bear no conceiva sumvora Include his father be the Rev Earl Ted 1V.U and 2 and ·~r Wliham Manchester ~~~s d•aryo nghts w thout thm some "lly litUe Commurust close touch by tele~one ced b Mrs ~ennedy asked me to ble relaUon to hiStory Clyde and his wile Mary the ~~ Billupsm!Burlal prod~OI!i b tterness that almost approval and that ihe book It was reported by one One a;gumr:~ :n~~rper write this book 1 did not seei It was stressed that the Funeral servlcea wUI be held ::Sunset Me:ri:o Pa~~ ~~ certaillly has reoched to the would not be pubushed before newspaper the! the book also Mane~: ~at Kennedy last July the opportumiJi Mrs Kennedy chaOS•~ which the Kennedys Monday at ~m ..•tbOthe Ra~D South Charleston W Va P esent ~upant of the White 1968 conta•ned unkind references to Ro; M chester a telegram gave me 10 hours of tntervoews InSISted must be made 1111 lings-CoMa\J Doner 1::.; I Mra Miller <Margaret) died House Mrs Johnson Manchester was\ sen an h I d d l d ed could not have pertams to personal referenees Rev ax onuo o ng II was pr marlly on those reported to have said that the saymg that members of V e ' no m mterv!Ows with and that there was no attempt Bunal wtU be In the Roe~ I p m ln Pleasant Valley BoaSome 'lmtbmpll!pen~ry refer grounds th•t the Kennedys f1led Secret SerVIce had code Dllmesl Kennedy family wo\1 place 00 cond~cted ~ 1 ry cooperation to remo>'e or alter facts Sprmp cemet<ery Friends may pltal alter several weeki U~ ences \1b Texans and the swt eoghl days ago and started for the Kennedys and the obstace In the way of : . ~ vo:dyn "herself did nol relevant to hls\OI'Y call at the funeral home any ness and Mr Miller suffered Jahns,(l~gQJ>le m the book the fireworks that are still Jobnsons and that the na10e fm pubhcatlon of his book enn time an appareat heart attaCk upoo The Q~,of a President blazmg learning ol the death of bla Q\li 4ejeted In the 1600 I Clw le8 F ld. Wife and died llllort1)' elter ar Mrds ..-ved frolll the 80 ooo- Mrs Kennedy sad In a rare Cb!Jes (Rl~ Ticky) Fields rival at Pleasant Valley bosplt" ' d s~rilllizallod that w II personal statement that as 91 Hartford W Va' died Frl a! appear lD Look wh ch pad hornble as a trial would be da t th Dobson Survivors DOl prevloully lliiManchester $665 000 psbe had no alternat ve ID y evenm& • M e Mr ed are two aiJters of Mr Miller, ~ protectong her pnvacy and rest borne m ason Mrs Stella Runyon, Kenova, 0 uril' ~~itlrulo~~/:~~tunate d so ty and spar ng her choldren BY NO 11818 A lllet me of being just an or paid aiong ~It: ~ families of a !":oonbas~ w Va and Mrs Ida Miller, 1 I the pub\ cat on of 1n11mate 1 Soathel'll Michigan d nary person a lifetime of not the peop1e P' w0 P Y Turtle Creek W Va Allo 1111'~:~~;\e;~~a~~a ~P :a:h t~a~ de a s about them o State Prison hurt ng others wouldn I let me For those orph~s : : t:r Ofloc als of the Galha Couu local team that toured tbrougo vlvlnllhe couple are ala &rand so Is of reports about th ngs n he sad also that the book JACKSON M!Ch UPI) - I accept realty I ran th small ~~~~~e~ t m;~f sadness 1! Red Cross Blood Program ~!~:mg are four sons Pete children and l areatarandcbil the tibok whoch were ne er ronla ned naccurate and un looked down at the speedome- Its been two years 510Ce h~ =~~sr wret usl as It Is now for have come up With a new d!t and DouglaS both ol llartford dren - - - - . . : . ' there at any t me but wh ch Ia r relerences to o\her md1v1 ter and was surprised to see pollee came to my house t m o~n fa~lly ty • they hope everyone will be Robert South Gate Mocbigan , soali were the •oss p of dua s although t was generous that I was 10 miles over t he Chnstmas Eve and arrested YB carelessness smgJng as they prepare lor and Albert Uncolo l'a'"" MienLake 18 Completed • l ll K d l I I ve come to accept what ecause o1 of th T •., Chpli!rftas cockta I partoes from o e enne l am•l f speed I m•t f mh e ed d to hz fully Chrostmas will never be the Thursday s ViSit e n ,gao, lwo daughters Mrs Grace On Fairgrounds cullsf to coast Mrs Kennedy-~ho nally That gave me a moment o appen an rea e State Biaddomblle Cunnmgharu, :;outh Gate Mlcll A lisblng lake ha 1 The cbntro\erS) •as gmn d d read parts of the book and concern and I took my loot of! the pnce my own lamlly has same aga n It goes lgan and Mrs Allee .Kerns been on land ne; mole by tile fact that the 1 appnsed of ts contents by the gas - too late I was rock Two Men Fmed 00 Dashing throngh tbe snow Wyandotte Mlchtgan two SJ8- the Gallia piClllllll)' junior lair prmcfpal protago sts knew a number of representatives- eting nto a mam mtersectlon In a Red CroSB BloodmobDe ters Mrs Mary EDen Scotl, ground 11 was COIIStrueled at eacJl other well Id d not dentofy the other The stop s gn that had been ldeottcal Charges 0 er tbe road• we go Bellaire, o ani\ Mrs Ann Man Cldllp Stte ~ !aDd owned by The son of Cass Canloeld 1 nd du"ls whom Manchester hidden by the log flashed past Answer Ike appeal ley ShadySide o one brolll- the Gallla County HorUeullural he'¥! ol thp execut ve comm 1 vas saod to have mal gned but All I could see was a man Two men fined flO and costs Donon oil oa ochedule er Thurman Ftelds BeUaue Society tee ~~ !larper & Row was I e stones thai began to come and woman d1rectly 1n front of on Identical charges by Middle- Making spirits bright 0 and a ownber ol &rand Eight feet deep wben tilled p e\)Q$\y marred to Mrs Lee from all sodes c ncerned me so close and surpnsed look , port Mayor C 0 F1sher Fr~ What a joy H Is to ride aad chUdren and great grandcllll wlth water the Jake will be RadziwtU the SISler of Mrs Lyndon B Jol nson Manchester mg p nned there by my head day evemng were Charles Pul thiDk 1 dren Funeral serv1ces are 111 stocked woth 1\Jh by the otate Kenned) W\loam Attwood the s known \o have relerred to the lights llns 23 and Delmar Hawley Of blood IDled bBga toni8bl complete and Will be announc-- o! Ohto It is adjacent 111 tbe ea or of Look ~•• a ne~ B rth all tude n Texas As I remember 11 now I PT PLEASANT_ Mrs Doo 24 Middleport for dlSturbmg The Tn Slate Bloodmob le ed later from FoglesoDfl Fuller huge (;llllpmg area f ont.Jer'W!an ,.ho served Pres Began Printing heard my car crunch mto thOlr aid Nott and Mrs Chorles A the peace will make Is last vtSll of 1966 a1 Home m Mason. • \dent f¥medy as an ambassa Newspapers began prmlmg bod es before my foot found the Pltter members of the PoLDt Delbert Luckadoo 4B Rdt from 1l Noon to 6 p m Thurs GIVEN RAM do and kne v Jack e when she accounts of tllese reported brakes One moment I •as see- Pleasant Junoor Woman s Club land was fmed $10 and costs aay at Grace Methodist Church Daas Prol/att Florene Sumpter Porter was ~ s a <lebutan e references to Pres dent Johnson ng those shocked terr ble laces have been selected to a~pear n for mtox\catoon Dallas Blevins Mrs Charlotte Cremeens Da1s; Myr\le Proffitt, 83 a presented 8 Christmas bam by Ken Morgan manager 111 Me11 11 am Man es er 44 an and h s stal II was saod that and the next mstant they were the 1966 edohon of Oulortand ng 47 Mddleport pleaded not gmi blood program cha~rman sad reSident of Belpre passed ex •Wlne who was wounded 00 W. Kennedy found h s beha gone My car was sklddmg craz Young lj'omen of Amer1ca ty to assaull and battery but Saturday there Friday Bight Davies Hardware Store Ok nowa and •hose prev ous v or n Dallas aller the \y across the mtersectlon I fi The honor 15 bestowed be was found gulily by the mayor 'We urge all healthy avail Born m Ravenswood W i!~~~E=~cond::u:cted:;•t b ks itad caus ~ Itt e st r ~as assassmat on to have been nally crashed to a stop aga10st cause of their outstandmg con and fined $10 and costs able persons to g1ve the goft of Mrs Profbtt was the datJ&hlel' a :nO>t lost m the tum It and boonsh n h s haste to take Ia parked car tnbut ons and acc&mpbshments hfe A Pint of Blood that the of the late Watt and Barbara shoni:Ulg between tM great over the re ns of power that I struggled out my left Side 10 covtc endeavors religiOus less fortunate may beneftt from Knoi Silo waa alsO preceded p b\illlting emp res and one ol he was shocked tu I d that numb and lacerated and stum- prole!S onal and pol toea! acllv your good fertune of 1\le m death by her huaband James e nat s n ost powerful Johnson and h s part) were bled back to the ntersecllon I Illes Our VJS ts w11l be hurt by Prolfllt m AprU of 1957 11 00 Ia nilies fly ng back to Washmgton m A~< found the woman ftrst She Mrs Nott 19 president of the the absence of the GSI Honer Survl~oro mclude two :Asked To Write Fo c One wh ch she <hoosht lay sprawled and bloody woth Pt p casant Jr Woma s Cl h Camp boys "ho so WUmg\y Charles and Carl bOth of p 11,k. JI lUNDAY, MONDAY Maru:t ester po 00 out that ou d ser e only to carry her head at an 1m posSible an and Mrs p tzer s wife of the gave at euch v1sll We averag ersburg hve step-children, a~=y M 8 Kennedy had asked n 0 Pre<odent Kenned)''! bod) Igle ob\lous\y dead Rev c A p 1tzeo of C b r1 s t Mr and Mrs Tom WalteM ed 18 22 units from th""• mer Proffitt Portland Ell:oa-11 ELVIS PRESLEY ~ r to the book had spent 10 Merr man Sm:oth tho UP! Iter husband was sllll ahve EpiScopal Church Mason B vd woll have as people and the Bloodmobole per beth lda~lane Col,umbus; "FRANKII a JOHNNY" hours woth him for tape W e Hou e rnrrespondenl who but he stopped hreath ng as I The pub\ cation was conce v ~uests for ChriStmas dinner sonnel and our volunteer work eo H~rfl,l Portland NellieJI Ji!lvls ~~t~•l~ Dout recordiltg her memor es oot woo the Pul tzer Pr ze lor hos knell bes de h m I put my ed by the leaders of the no Sundal Mr and Mrs James G .rs will m ss ~em -gret1tly We cohen Sl Marys, W Va and tu Harry llorlan sue Ami on y of the even s of Nuv 22 coverage of the assass na\ on hand to hts heart and drew 1t uon s women s clubs who fe t Mourn ng and chlidren Da e can only say Thank You for Wilham Proctor Paros 0 Lan1doo NIDOJ lonek 3C grandchildren 57 great arand Audre):,.~=LIOY" 19 ~ 3 Dalla> b 1 a so many was on the plane t1 at day when qu ck\y back from the crushed young women who gne theor Jul and M chae\ of Cotumbus all your help personal reco eel ons even to Johnson was sworn n as r bs tome for commumty proJeCts Oh o Mr and Mrs David Wal So far thiO ~ar Galls children and 3 great Jerry Lewta, Alu Gerry Bob turmng o>er 10 h m t e tcx of Pres dent w h Mrs Kennedy He shouldr. I have hved even sh • u 1 d rece1ve recogmtion ters and chtldren Cltr stopher County has met It> quota of 110 great grandchildren Clayton, Bill Rkhmond, u a letter she had wr llen John F stand ng by He was one of two those few agomzed moments Local clubs throughout I he and Amy Milton W Va >,Irs pm\s per v\g t But II wt\1 lake Funeral services wlU ~~!;~7s!'"]:~lult Kennedy from G eece \he 1ewsmen "ho flew back to II every dnver In the coun- county submit nommat ons for Golda Mourn OS of M1ddtepor! a lot of cooperation among dM beld Mondsy at the Wash ng on wIll them tr) could see those torn and the book each year With a d f Ohto and Mrs Vern C Fil ors and volunteer workers to Funeral nome at 1 p m WEDNESDAY end THUitl. Doc 21-29 Sm th says that Johnson ru ned bod1es as I d d there ferent group of outotsnd ng son and son Frank Pt Pleas keep ohe program solug the Rev Clarence Pro!Ott NOT OPIN trea ed Mrs Kennedl ~ th would be far fewer deaths caus voung women Included earh ant Surroundmg counties have ficoating BurlBI will be In l O;.JTI great cons derat on and gent e- ed by carelessne" 1 stood star year Selections are based o t Mr and Mrs Lou e Solvers oi had ••11ous replacement pro- Great Bend Baptist c011ne~!l"y,, II CONT!NlJE[) From Pa~e ness She was he recalls m an mg down at them unbehev ng unselllsh semce to othe s char Jeffer,on Blvd wd have as blems and It could heppen 10 R D Racme Fr~enda PRIDAY.,!.nd ~~UitDAY amBI :forces I do not h nk I advanced stage of shock Sm th surro nded by the terroble 1 ~ otab\e activ\tes communlly ser d nner guests Chrtstma< Mr Gal !a county unless everyore call at the funeral home any "BLOOD lATH" w I i1ft ~!' I" do tt aga n says the Secrel Serv ce at the ter of the r deatll v1ce prolessoonal ex eUenre and Mrs Elza Martm and Mrs coopernles ume Mrs Proflotl \fas a mem(Teehntcolor) ~; mom en feared the assassma Ga \y wrapped packages were busmess advancement ClllC Eugene Mart n and sons Kenny Our Medical Stall Is made ber of the Great Bend Metho- : : .f:b~P~~.M:.,~•s!'~ Rrlby t!fi Ill t on m ght be pari of a wode spllhOS thm contents onto the and professtonal recognotion and Rex all of Poml Pleasant up of volunteer phvSlclRns wno dist church. bone DALLU ,_ JACK RUBY co sp racy and that then stree\ n a tangle of torn rtbMr and Mrs Mauroce ~ giVe up two hours of off ce t1me :=.:..,:.________ Will Jamtt' Is too 1n from cancer to nsure Altorney General Robert F I bon There was a hr ght San\a Mayes and son Tndd w II enter lr work at the B\oodmobde N~r PALM BEACH (Te:~~o1or) the accui'lcy 61 a I e deteetor IKenned) was sa d to have Claus shcker smeared w t h taln With a farruly donner ~en- •s c\encal staff and cante n Fla (UP!) - Prize money Fess Parter K.aty Jurado J)l. tes tto \1'111.-e II\! was not part of adviSed Johnson that he should blood day evening Attending will be workm are also volunteers the 1967 PGA tour Is ~::::11 ana Hyland Smoky tho horse a torjl~tracy ~hen he k \ltd be sworn n as Pres dent m It was too homble and too Mr and Mrs Kenneth Pnde. Some of these people put n tu reach a record $4 ~ ~~~~.~n80c 11111 300 pre~d$tt a! assass n Lee Har Dallas m real to accept Even when I more and chddren Kennah 8-10 hours per vlslt and yet wed_o:.:lle=.;ra_=-=-==== _ __!~,;,;,;;,;;,,;,,;;,;,;,.;~~=~ , detector Sd Dav s Whole Ho se felt another mans blood dry vey I!Jswald • Todd Dean and Keith Mr and forget to say Tha~ok you for 8 1 exp~rl sad F"r dlt [correspondent for the West ng mg on my hand 1 couldn t beMrs James H Call and ch a JOb well done D·t~lve Pou ~ently of the house Broadcast ng Company 1e e what had happened dren Candte Jo Lance and If 11 were not lor 1 Da ..s~:P~ce Department •aid was aboard the plane durmg the l had dl"'lnk only three egg PLEASANT- The Christ Becky Mr and Mrs Dana Bloodmohile VlSt\s It wou dta: sued would be of no value Jswearkmg n ceremony and unt I nogs and l could walk and talk E:opa\ Church Junoor Cho r of ~ bec.u,., Rub s h 8 cal t too off He says Pres dent a well as anvone [ wasn t one d several Christm~s r an and be/.use p Ute was ex\remell calm of those rrespons ble drunks n the chur h Hogsett:ill effeH of the powerful drugs on compassmnate and he that make newspaper beadlmes Saturday rught beglllnmg at guests an AI I d Ka- hal Gelllpolls, Ohio g ven to htm 1iemonstraled a great deal of Th roling was tm and daughters tc a an c rma•_•_ _ __ 30 10 concern for Mrs Kennedy 1 P m b Chns\ thy of Parkersburg Mr Dirk tjeheve Lyndon Johnson s heha followedHat,n ~ucharo:t and a Austin formerly employed m Says Jail Uoftl 0 Y '58-SO Chance th Mass th Mason County school sys vwr on at a rp ane .as hiS candleltght servtce e rol f For Juveniles 0 Pfl'l'SBURGH - TilE UNIT I nest hour sermo t 10 tern and now a p •ssor o ER Ohio (111>1) ed ~teelworkers un on IUSWI Tl\e book sad that Johnson On Chr stma;..~:s~ "was :e:. phySICS at Oh o Valley Colle20 B lf'f'CtSTn Whlttlngtoo ;; Sat day lamented the s nk ng went to the rear of the plane the Holy Euc J lsl at Mr and Mrs orville Slur Bull! 1 yn tu ed to brated and on anuary a more wi' m over 1 H nd on will enter I J D f o e ore carr er an e and asked Mrs Kennedy to 10 a m celebrated will be tne geon o e ers the Franklin County Juverule as needless waste ol human leave her Vlg I at the Side ol her y F I of the C\r lain with a family dinner of DetenllOD Home In nearby Col fe a\a s8ld t would '""k h b d If t New ears eas Christmas Present will be M• leg! lati\li upgrad ng safety fou~:~d sp~ot nf :h come to :he COLUMBUS (UPit - PoUre cumcl8lon Holy EuchariSt una aod Mrs Bob Myers GaliUpobo lumbus Saturday becau ..d a t d r 0 e P aoe or •nd aher Irs deputies Saturd y oermon d M David Wmk\er judge says the ll4-y.. r-o c<llllls a ar s lor n and sh PP ng Ill e ceremonv ol Johnson s I earched lor a m d bed Tbe Rev Charles A Pltzcr Mr an rs onder Mr ty jatl here Is unlit for juv~ e present archa c safety bemg sworn nto off e and to an escn t f the church and children H son nil rements gJVe the eaman be photographed l as dangerou• wbo escal""<< " rec or o and Mrs Bill Wallace of Mary Thes bo had been In the Fait • ••. th from the Frankl n County Joo Mr and Mrs Howard e Y d 1 e Grea t '""'es "' an It s a matter of fact that 0 an fl Jd County JaU smce Aug S a 50 chance of survova n J h dd k th I whtle pr sor.er• were ex..-c smg Police Report ne Sturgeon Dayton and M''' e ch In .... o nson spea w Mrs outs de the~< cells d PL Pleasant. on a :leUnquency arge "'" the e>enl of a sh p d saster Ktmnedv and that she d d stand Mmor Acct ent ~-• Orletta Sturleon. July '" stranm•laUoo ol-atb 1t _. J h p , Walker Johnson Jr 29 CoD .. •'""' osep ,1o ony v ce a short. d s\ance away dur ng b Middleport Pollee repor><U a a net~hbor Mrs Gladys WI prefdent of the CSW \he oath takmg but there are um dus was tbemg held for mmor acctdent on North Sec Doctor 18 Heard lard 63 J gran JUI"Y ac on on ch~rge~ Clf dA t 3 za p m Fnday l many who fee that Is how she rape armed rohbery and ur on ve a p rll d By EngU.h Cla8B ----D*gerous Toy woshed ot to be mng concealed weapous He Maroon Furbee 79 o an The 13 mii/tlbers of the Eog TWO CASES HEARD IIERlfiP.E\ C~L l F- What partiCularly upset Mrs had llf'en Jailed Dec 14 pulled from a parkm: d~a: l\sh m clASI (scientific report Two cases were heard n Sta aut~or lieF warned today Kennedy n the book were 1 Deputies sat~ Johnsoo fied mto At:~~:.athM~:,!'c17 dtar wr\Ung) at Rio Gt'aiolle Colle~e Me\p County Court Friday of potenllBIIV dangerous toy passages relat ng to her person Fr dav mght by removmg some ~ston Th:re was medium dam heard Dr Norman W Pin- morning by Judge Frank W tha might be under Chmtmas a\ I fe and that of her clilldren brocks from an overhead w• I a e to both vehocles Furbee "'hmtdl as a ll!l"cial ~ Porter Jr They were Virgd lr the out of-court settlement and crawhng through a spa e w~ e1ted lor !allure to yoeld lecture for Uoe seaaloD before Taylor lined $16 and coots lor T e toy a war tern labeled 1wolh Look she s reported to belw<'en the th!rd noor co 1ng ht 1 There were 110 the Yule holidays speeding and Herber! Sayre So lC Blaster can cause ear Ihave succeeded m delet ng and the roof ~e then apparent ~1urle~ way ' doctor In the Gali\JIOI\s $5 and costs lor crossing a I da age to chJidren accordmg I An account In her own words il towered n mself to L'e Clinic and an oplitbanologlst yellow line to te health d rector Dr o\ the n gill she spent w~h the 1 ground by a I re hose SERVICE ANNOUNCED I Or Plnsc\UIIIdl holdl lll>th tilt ----Les r Broslow Breslow warn Prestdent before he was assasServoces lor Mrs Clara r.ood M o and Ph D •nd loas_.ut!lMefg• Marrlap Ltceasoo e" at the toy whtch resem [smated ANNOUNCE CLINICS n:an Gee 63 who died l'hura- ored oclento!ic reports Ill pro- John Franclll Whittle 43 of b\e a bazooka should be e th Manchoster s account of how I R o Grande College wlil be day evening at ber State St fesslonal joUrnals 4l1(l East Stafford Worthington er estroyed or returned for a 1she used vaselme to slip her the "te of four beef breedtllll hume In Galltpol\s have been Ohio engineer and Sbarlee Kay • reldnd because Its compressed wedding rms on her dead c\ mcs Jan 4 11 18 and 25 changed to 2 311 p m Sunday LOS ANGELES (UPll- Full Neuman 29 Syracuse teacher air lll<!Chanism develops nn se husbands !Inger nccordmg to announcemenl ot at the McCoy Funeral home back l>lck Basa llfl Los Ani!"' Bobby Lee Kuhn 28 Route 2 .. & N levels that could cau"" ear Quolat1ons from a love letter Bryson R Carter Ga\ha County Rev Alfred Rolley wiD offici- Ito Ram IMII'III cMIDI t• Chethlre mecloanlc and DeoTRAVEL SHORT AND """RTOO damag to the President exlen>ton agent agnculture ate and bunal w1U be In Mt of 1 ~ yards rushlni and 1411 Ble Mae Jarrell 31 Route 2 No Mlti"" Chnstm1s, Sundey, Dec 25 An at'<otmt of how she trted Hours will be 7 30 9 30 p m. Tabor cemetery carrie&. Cheshire I - - - - - - - - - - " " ! "___..;._____ - The Wms perspective rows rn one mvolvmg and fabulous tQ many to have I I I a: r I iI :se I N Di ' chr·Istmas was Rurn. ed for two Fann.l.es ew' tty I E By0rdinary Guy WI'th Just Three Eggnogs xpresses Best Hopes :ids::! :ell 1 ~ere ~~Ice (I I "::'!ted ~as Two Selected As Outstanding W AmerlCaD omen Porn't Pleasant . .GS THEATRE Personal NoteS BRIEFs Junior • ChOlf• Sings Carols Saturday Night J 1Jo~nson B~d!ha~ ~~of ::yl:~~:::~t ~ fl~~,t ~~~:; :reh~vh."stlood ,. ~·~~ ~~~~:; :::~\~~~d ';;,~st b~!:epr~;:m :~~~~\ectlons IS earchFor Man Termed 'DangerOUS, e: • I , . NY · · [OLOTIH'dtl'l' TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY I management pomters. The sec ed out cooperatively with Bobond meetmg In thts area will blO Anderson Racme V<>-Ag be held at Pomeroy on January Teacher and the County Ex 19 The one at Oak Hill wdl be tens10n Servtce Robert Party on January 20th ka Wliltam Brooks and Wll Farmers and agr1 business peo- liam Lyon wdl be the special pie from any of the counties lS\s for thiS school No enroll are mv tied to eother of the ses ment os needea Slons The second meetmg wdl A spec10I dislr~ct-wllle school cover farm management pomt or the an1mai Jndustey area 15 ers ncludlng bow can you test scheduled 7 30 to 9 30 p m at your buy ng for highest return R o Grande on four Wednesfor farm mvestments w h a t day evemngs during January kmds of cos\s do you have to 4 11 tB and 2S The sUbJects to deol Wllh on tlte farm and bE onSldered 1n this beef calwhen should you own lease or tie breedmg and selection for hire farm machtnery profot school wlllmclude Econ Enroltment for these schools om1cally Important Trails of may be made etther through the Beef Cattle mclud ng Selection A few peruntagt po nh toll the story of titiJt Area Center at Jackson or lnher tsnce Cross Breeding and the home mortgage market Fede•al Hamt Y. through the local county olf1ce Hyhr d v1gor j;~b!~~ ~~~:.;e;jJ:r o::::~~ 1" of the Cooperal e ExtenSion The second session wtll be ward from the pr.. oo•• I'IOnth dtspote Serv cc devoted to the reproducllve sy forts to halt the •pward 1p11ol and were Other programs of the Coop stem of the bull effects oi cas Octobor 1!165 The f•gureo were based erattve Extenston Serv ce com trabon at different ages art\ mortgages w•tho•t gove1nment backtng mg up wtth n \he net 2 or 3 !tela! msemlnallon 3rd meetmartgoglt lftllll'ed &y the Fede10f Ho•so•• A<f!mi11 ~rotifi months are led off by the 4-H mg Reproduclove system of the GIHI!Iot Voterans Ad,.lftlSirallon ltmaontd at6 per (tit, 4 H Steer Feed ng Program 10 cow liming on regulatory me- -~-----------------...;;;:,;; Me gs County The boys a n d chamsm of the female the aM g rls havmg s\eers m th 15 pro- fourth meetmg concepllon le &-- ~~ Usually the only dilftrJDct gram and wtShms to partlcopate tal growth 10 womb and t h e Sunday Almanac between • mmor traffiC ~ m sl have Jheor sleers at the psycho\og cally pheno nena or [ llon and a fatal acctdent Is Atia. Sugar Run M 11 next Saturday bear ng )Oimg '"""'""""""""-~ bout a tenth of a second and a December 31 a\ 10 a m lor Enrollment lor th s school By United Press Iaterllatlonal lot of luck And olmost all r.,. we gl ng n may be made eother throusb Today s Sunday Dec 2> the tal acctdents mvolve 1 or mor~~ 11 o>e not part c pal ng tn the Jackson Area ExtensiOn Cen 359\h day of 1966 w1th sox to trafloc VIolations the rate ol gam contest must ter or the County Extenston 01 follow Today " Chrostmas How about swappmg tha~ have thelf enrolment cards In 1 ce The moon os between tts f1rst btreak of luck for some good, to the Coun y Extens on 011 ce The program of educatiOn quarter and full phase sohd safety' Sure you ne"4\ prev 1ous to that t me throu h the Cooperative E:rten- The monung stars are Mars all the luck you can get at ttus • and J 0p1te tune of year but luck has 1 A meet ng arranged through s on Serv1ce offers to res dents r 1d the County F.x e son Serv ce of each county program The everung star 13 Saturn way o sappearmg when )QU but wh ch s ope n to area Family Llvmg 4 H club s worktn Th e founder olth e Amer can needtimost larme s s the Commerc a\ Asnculture Communtty and IRed Cross Clara Barton ~as hSafetb IS~ t exactly a sura Vegetable Gro•ers Meeting Resource Deveopruent Contact lborn on thsday n 1821 It mgbe ut you work alit 11 at the Vocational Agr cultural may be made With Extens on On Itt s day m hostory ~n h Y~u~ Department of HITCHING A RIDE home on the bark of a water buffalo is part of the dally routine room m the Rae ne II gh School agents m the County Coopera edln 1776 George Washmglon tbg :,ayt a\ etlyh sollkcotsl yo~ for Ibis Tllal farm boy Its the custom m Tbatland s northeast provlnres fo the news I his troops across lhe u ""P 1on o e ran s o sa,~ on fuesday even ng January 3 bve Extens on OrFtce or 1n the Delaware R ver to Trenton 1Y r h recently because or inereaslng Communist subversive activity to drl•e farm animals JOID now or a appy 18 home from lbe rke fields and bed them down s rtmg at 7 30 p m Arrange Area Extens1on Center located N J for a sur r se Chr tmas hoi day season ments forth s meet ng are work at Jackson Day a ttac k on thpe Hes!uan!l IN 1941 the Japanese Jmper Happoness 11 many thlnga tO headquarters '" Tokyo an n anv P<!rsons hut " feeling r.l nounced the Brtsh gamson m security IS usually a part of Hong Kong had fallen the package whatever else II In 19ti3 Turkosh solders on may contam Cyprus left to JO\n the cr sos on Wouldn t you like to mclude BY BRYSON R OARTER Tax fling s nolllte rna n pur hvestock equipment land These records should show most all farmers have 10 the1r Jhe border of Kenya securrty m your happmen Ext Agent Agrlrulture pose for whtch records .. e bulldmgs elr As lD a rare the dale pnce per UDlt and m nds the mformat on that IS In 1116! the Bnbsh fr gate package for the New Year• Gaflfa County kept fhe farm record needs to )OU would never know how far quantity sold or purchased needed lor a complete farm re "AJax captured 22 IndoneSian IYou can you know Simply by Its I me to thmk about keep- mclude much more than a ledg a runner ran 1f you d1d not They should !den illy the re cord Wnt ng thos mlormatmn gu•mllas m the Stra ts of resolvmg to dr1ve safely mt lng farm records next year Re er of 10Ce1pts expenses and a know where he starled and ceopt or expense w th each down on 1 ne s tl e secret to Four H steer leedmg proJects Mal ace a defenSively aod wear your seat cords are a must m today s schedule of deprec able prOp<'r where he flDlshed This " the enterpr se 11 at all poss ble It good record keep ng Follow a lor 1967 must be registered at belt IIJrmmg busmess Complete ly \ es thiS os the mam re extreme Importance of mven em ze your receipts by sources t mely system of recordmg your the Gall a County Extensoon 01 A thought for the day You II be contr but ng to our llrm accounts can pont the QUlremeot for mcome tax II tory records on your bank deposit shps Oc enlrtes n the farm account f1ce by December 31 1968 says essay1st Mon I a g n e happ ness too says Hogbway to Increased farm earn ng but you I ave two more Inventory records should be cas onally bank statements are book Th s st ould be done on a Bud Carter County I xlensJOn 'The laws or consc ence way Safety D ,.clor Bud Nel )lgS There Is no easy way to n portanl rea ons to be keep. taken a\ least once each ye.r exam ned •hen tax returns are week\ baso f t ft Agent Agriculture we pretend to be deroved son So how about t' YGur get thiS JOb done and still mg comp ete farm account< and they should tnclude two Y s 1 no more 0 en !rom nature proceed from highway of happmeas loea • unders\and the current changes The first and mam reason IS to kmds of property One kmd ln audoted Depos Is shown on - and certamly no longer than Four H members parents or = ...-.-~b<:ad::;.Tr:a~ve~l~l~t~saf;ely~~~ In your fmanclBi sotualwo on ad m ll)akmg better far mde- eludes items hl!vLDg value>; these statements are usually as- on a monthly bass club adviSor may call 441>4612 your farm CIS ons throughout the year and which fluctuate w th markel su~medllt to be taxabled oncome I Develop a farm bus\aess ceo or enroll a youngster m the proEacn year Ohto net farm to have a bass for a complete pnccs and for which mvestory un ess ey are prove to be ler 1n 1966 Set aside a spare <lr they should stop ... earnmgs vary more than $10 bus ness analySis at \he end of values are adJUSted accordmg otherwiSe therefore one should room or a part of a room -a County ExtensiOn Office 000 per farm - among farn s \he year The second reason " ly Crops held for feed or sale clearly odent ly all depoSits m bedroom k !chen or cated on the th~rd nonr of of equal soze of the same type for cred 1 analySis Cred1l If livestock held for sale or breed clud ng borrowed money re room _ for your farm Court House add1l1on and comparable land Why thiS used w sely Is one of the lm mg purposes ~•nplies on hand payment of loans bonds cash t If ed g fts receoved mher lance cen er you own your farm Carter pomtoo out that stee"s 11 dillerence , A we11 kept re- porlant farm too s m today s and land values are examples nd h bl thiS space can be an must be on the 4 H member 8 1axa e recetpts •ord of your farm bus1ness ts agr culture r th t f t a ot er non ' o IS ype o proper Y tax deprec able expense based home !arm and on feed by the the 1\rst step In provldmg you W thout complete and accur The olher kmd of properly Prnductoon records These are on the per cent of the total same date - December 31 With the answers to this ques ate records tl " d filcult lor mcludes such deprectable 1ten s needed to show crop y elds ue of the resodence For ex \966 Any Gall\a County boy or I 00 you lo know whtch crop or are machmery bwld ngs an~ mtlk per cow eggs per hen ample 1! you have an su-I age 9 to 19 (as of January Who Should KeepTem' I veslock enterprose tc •xpand other Improvements and some etc Tbey are essen\1al lor en room house a d you do pnmar 1) may jmn 4 H and carry the When a farmer and-or I s and wh ch to el m nate Re classes of livestock These are terpnse analys s J~ record keepmg n ont 4 H steer feedmg proJect wtfe are mvolved In keepmg tho cords w II help w th many olh rntered at cost or a\ an est these rooms then one-e ght of Parenls or youth wanting !! larrn records theu- knowledge er management dec suns - maled beg nnLDg value and feed reeords flere Is yo r l"1:C va 1ue o1 lh e restdence can more norma 1 1 o about of whal IS curren Uy happenmg when to buy or sell or when to each vear the value s redured largest s ogle tlem of cost on be d d h b k d the 1 th f b 1k 1 t h h eprec a1e p1us one-e g th c1u wor an s eer project II m e arm us ness IS 1 e Y o rep1ace mac nery or use t " by the amount ef deprecoal on your I vestock enterprose there f 11 f 1 1 hi d h ld 11 h C 0 be very good However tf Y u a vall able money where ot has The deprecoat on record should foro a record that w II keep ance eb 1lui efor 'tgh e han cat t e ounty ouse rna nten- •Buodu Carer dk lh tak f lik dIS e " s o recor eep- a better opportun ly for capllat n Jude (I) date of purcha th s expense by enlerp!lse IS A d k h mg and the JOb woll not be use W lhout good records you 21 costs f3t aeprec ,I on essent a\ for proltt max mtza e~ ~~ a r a~dmg mach - -- - - done on a tunely or current bns ~111 be unable to lake advant cl31med to date (41 remam ng t\o 1 tfne an h mg ca net are a d Is assocl8l ew of t e necess t es A e woth our country s freedom Is then the best money you age of the new farm manage cost a) any investment cred LI Labor records Th s s one prollably can spend IS to hore ment tools and meil ods s ch taken) and (6) method of cfe of t e most d fflCull records to nlloltch larmt account book and a Your! Hoghwlav Safedty tDepafr\ rril!bn t k ds f d mg sys em are the two mam men sugges s yoi.J a op sa eso,.~l: Tte o cep recor or as tmnrove tcchmques o1 farm prec a lion PenoWc 1JYentory keep by ~ar10us operat ons as f 1 n at you~ It IS Important that ~ec budget ng plannmg and !arm adjustments are very necessary soc aled w lh each enterprise c~:r:;n~:~~ o;ec~~ s ~mpo~anl l;eedo~• c;ys~~~th ..~lew ords be kept up-to-date througlt- bus ness ana\ys s through lh• n case of a fore or other d s It needs to mclude lhe hours 1 Use an ade uated e~po g Secure lreedm from the ouUhe year regardless of wha use of electron c computers aster "here you need proof of worked and \he amount p81d for book and flh q 1 stem cc';t ry of needless accident InJUry keeps them What To Include loss horoo labor and hours worked OS Y e by wear n our seat belt For Wbtll Pu~ Inventory records of feed LISTING ALL DATA by famoly unpa1d labor To Ohm Stale Umvemty has one ijiilii~g~y::;-iiiiiiiiiliiijfjl best farm account books keep thl s record every year ts of the th bel b b b it ld b 10 e corn l wo\h the Oh1o SUPER MARKET 1 1 3 g JO u wou e va u. Commerc al Account book and CLERKS WAGES able lor use m enterprose analy a\ so has an exce 1en1 1arm and SIS every 3 4 years or follow h 1!61-$2 77 Hr orne r1Img program ca lied mg a maJOr chaose m enter Oh o QUICk and Easy Fil mg prtses S How To Be Used' ystem Both are from your County Extension Of Complete records can be used fice located at th C rlh to get a clearer ptcture cur e ou ouse IIY PAT GLASS holds the cold foods W1th bul enilre meal renlly of the reahty of the m Ga\hpohs Exl AfleDt, Home Econ \lei serviCe you II need specoal A separat on of courses may busmess Those needed for en- The new expense and Somebme durmg the hol!davs diShes and eqmpment to n am jhelp you manage a large meal terprose analysis Include all ce pt account records and tidlnJ• ue brbttr to you and your• you will probabl be servln Itam proper servmg lempera m re\aUve\y small space For records previously menUoned five year mven\ory records more than the u.!a\ amount 0~ lures Use chafmg doshes or 1example - serve the appeUz plus a record of land use These In a leather loose leaf bincler I drmnrr tltu 1e111on of J<JY IIIUL ks other speCial diShes to keep lers as the guests amve nus <k d h d t th ak which enables \he user to 1 1 1 peo 1 t lttrppUle., Our apecaallhankt to .oU our p e da a mea1 or 1°r lisnalcted foods p1p ng hot durong the en bndges the varoous am val r or nds the P1 e ee Th e Ieake or subtract pages When mmg space 1s m 1 ers a e osers e er JHllrom on thia holt®y. a btg holiday dinner may pose t1re servong period Serve cold limes and gets everyone mvo\v t• an cnterprose that has room The f hng system m lodes ~ •erv ng P ble "y sb ld foods In ms~lated diShes or on I ed The Mam course mcludes to d 1 d ...... labeled dlv1der cards and 85 • 1 ro ms I ou ou bed 1 d h hi expan or mprove an n....., 1 be 11 plan meal service as careful s o lee you on t ave every! ng else except the des- Improvements m manag I a led flle folders This sysl as ou lan the menu enough equtpment to manage sert Serve ma1a course bever emen tern was developed w1th help Y Y P and the enltre menu borrow or rent ages 1mmed18tely after the practoces for maximum porflls of 18 Ohi 0 f famll It From All of Us At food preparation tlmelahle Th 1 th ·•·~·1 th t arm lOS lB It food ls served Even w1lh buf e oser 15 e e....., •• se • a very pract•cal system and Is Will you bave a buffet meal• Wth h 1 1 let service you 11 save spills If Is too small and the opportun very compatible wtth the Ohio II sit-down Dleal ~erved family ' eot er amt y style or you take the beverage to the lly to obtam efflc!Onl size woold Commercial Farm A style' A fbrmal dinner With buffet servoce plan foods and gues\s after they are seated be prohibitive cost wise book ccount plates served from the kitchen use serving disbes that make Dessert can be served 1m If used lor obtalnrng credit to seated lues\s? Your choice self servmg easy A casserole medtately alrer the main course records desired would Include ALESHIRE RETURNS Wa~e t•crenses are a bUilt· depends on 1M dUmber ~~ peo- pre sliced meat pro cut dishes are removed or m be a net worth statement showing WtMtlllblln ) on part of the gene10l "" on Jock Coney pie Invited the amount 01 gelalln salads - all w1th prop- delayed bri 6 RefiU theBYcol current assets habohtles and Marine Prfvat& First CIa s food pncn Taking a check• Martlt Wett. llmer 'IIIII Willian 'l'h-r space available for eating the er serving spoons forks or fee cups .~/lei guests chat financ1al progress of your ~umcy dH M A\~'7 aonAI out g11l on a typrcal San "-~ Ilion 1\rd l .... r!N-1 FronCtSca supumorkot 01 type of dinner you plan abd spatulas - are good choices while you stack dishes ln lite farming operation st1e a;f Ro~~ I ~~and ,:: ltay Hu11111111 lu..,.lucklor an ox a m p le AtrKulture J...., ....... the num\Jer of people available If your guests must eat from ktlchen and get the dessert Another 1mporlant use Ia lax turned to the United States ltonftlpf\ llock~urn Dtporlment 1 con om u II ltaMWIWtw Lllwnnco luslt to help 1 trays or small tables plan ready for aervmg managemenl In the long run after serving more than 12 .,.,..,.,~. 1 ~llradfenl found the hourly wa91 up When the meljl iJ served di loads that don t need cutting or That b1g holiday dinner can you can maximize after tax months as a member of Mar Ceclllotolreny LlleLI.C,. 52 cents dur~n~ a fove-YHr rectly from the kite~ double Ibuttering Keep sauces to a be a success even in llmlted Income and net worth by the use lne Fighter Attack Squadro'eClwrtHiutll penod an oncrease ,....4 bollers lltld oven. ~e~p hot m1mmum to avoid sp \Is on spuce if you take time to pre- of complete records 542 m the First MarJne A 1rlarl T111111a .~ on ta Ctlllllltll ill ~feker Paul ltvrtHft 1 :lill<i fonds at good sepfng \Ompera clotlijng and furnlllhings V s e pare a good plan for servfn& Key S•IP.Itfoll crall Wing 111 the Marine Corps pnus. _ lure whUe lhl ~ ,~erAiqi plate~)arge enon&h Ill bold lbe lood and handliOfl dil~, flgel"""' II lmporlanL AI Air StaUou, 0111 Lal, _ BY C E B~J!JSLEE .CO Exl Agent Agrl<ulturo Melga Couaty 'Phis past week 30 farmers from Hocltmg Meiss Gallia and Athens Counties partoctvat0<' 10 an Area Farm Management School at Rock Sprihgs Conduct ng II were Wilham P Sm1th Area Extenston Agent Farm Management and John Moore Farm Maagement Specoahsl from Ollio Slate Un ver sty and a representatiVe from the Soc at Securoly Adm1mstra tton Th s sehool s one of the new looks 10 Extension educat on Few people realiZe that the Cooperallve Exten>lon Servtce program of education now car rted out on four levels Is a velopment Center whiCh has a part of the land grant college branch at the Southeastern Subsystem which rece1ved 1ts start station at Carpenter 104 years ago when Pr•Sldent Following these develop. Lincoln s gned the Morrlil Act ments !be problem was still, The purpose of th s act and How to gel lbe researcb and thiS system was to tak• educa education applied out Ia the lion to the people As 80 to 90 area where people Uve and per cent of our populat on at wort< every day? that time conSisted of people Followong numerous develop. hvmg m the country that s menls mc\ud ng community m where the educatiOnal program stltutes whiCh started way back went n the 1890 s spectal trains Many oUter developments ran by railroads to brmg this have occurred sonce that tome mformation to people and many mc\ud ng the formal on of land short courses and conferences grant colle"es m every state to \he Cooperative ExtenSion the development of research Serv1ce was formed by the programs at land grant colteges Sm1th Lever Act of Congress In & at research mslllullons surh 1911 as th• Oh o Research and De-l S nee 1914 the Cooperative Records Vital I •:!~ con~uan 1 I I Extens1on Servtce has under gone many changes At one Ume 11 was know as the Agrt cultural Extension Semce or simply the Extens1on SerVIce Wtth the change in need of the people woth fewer people llvlos on tbe farms •he Coop. erauve Extension Service program now serves people bvmg on farms people llvmg in the country who are not on farms as well as people In suburban and urban centers The Farm Management School at Rock Sprmgs last Monday thus was an mdlcallon of the newest step In brmg!ng 1n-depth education out to the people who can use 11 Today four levels of the Cnoperallve Etenslon Serv re work closely together Some programs are conducted on the county baSis or 10 the local commun1ty Some are cenduct ed from area center located at Jackson but domg their teach mg 1n any area of the distr ct whiCh IS interesled rn lh s par llcular program Others are conducted by specoahsts on the slate level and they also work on the area the county and communoty basiS The fourth area or level " the Federal level Tl ere programs are pretty largely chan neloo through adm1rustration by the Cooperative ExtensiOn Ser v ceo r eac h stat e wh ch are con nected " th the land grant col lege or mst tut on in that state Some programs such a. disease crntro\ pest control and sm• Jar programs are mvolved on both stale and a national basis Th e mee Img Iast Monday was one of t o th J ckson w n e a area on lax management and farm '" ... . IDecember 31 is T0day's Farm BUSinesses Deadline for • Ill 1 - - Steer Pro]'ect li::::. . . . . . , CAREFUL PLANNING SOLVES Holiday Serving Problems Good - c,.,..,,_ POMEROY ••••• ' 1 / ) .,,,.. - - �i .·~ t';t .. .I .. • StJNDAY WHtll PAPER Leaks ·are Tarnishing LBJ' s Image PUBLISHD 8! 2'81 OHIO V.u.tn' PUBUSBING COlDANI . Ch11ter Ttmnehlll. f::rec. f:dltor ru· a~ 'r .ri;;;\,.1Jj. ' . - l}wtghl Welherholl. Editor Bubar! Wila1111, Jr. illaa. Editor Richard 8. Olom, ~llllln Jamea E. Da!lner, Ado. Dlr. Varnon D~~Nut, 41111. Mgr, · ::esGreet Christmas in Worship Rejoicing by association with the Nativity. Thus, pagan peoples who bad once looked to mythical sun gods as the source -of the rebirth of life began ID turn to rellgl· With merriment. Throughout this oos observances of the Saviour's birth. community, families are putting the ftn· Christmas Ugbts symbolized faith, hope lshlng touch.; on plans for holiday gel·to~ life eternal. getbers. Hideaways bulge with mysterious Today, the glow of the tiniest candlepackages; kitchens are fragrant with the or the twinkling of the smalll!lt eleetrlo scents of spedal treats; homes are bright bulb - sun reflects, however humblv with gala der.orations. Schools and clubs the Light that Christ brought ID the world. prepare their annual Christmas proAt the helll"l of the holiday fun and grams. Holiday party plans go forward. feasting there glows tho spirit of giving. XI Is, Indeed, the season to be jolly. The Wise Men sought to honor the Christ "Silent Night, Holy Night. all is calm, Child with rare and precious gil!s-~old, all is bright." Christmas is for prayer and frankincense and myrrh. Thua, to give of peace; Christmas gleams with the light the best at Christmas is a time-honored of tbe Star that shone so brightly, nearly tradition. two thousand years ago. And throughout All may rejoice in the opportunity to our communrUes, the deep spiritual sig· give generously, to please family and llificance of the holy season spreads comfriends with "just what they wanted," fort and cheer. In churches, the hours of and to share with the less fortunate. worship reflect the coming joy as, during Yet the best Christmas gilts are still lhe weeks before Christmas, the story of those that come from the open heart as Christ's coming is the subject of study, well aa the open hand, and the warmth ol liermon, song and prayer, all building toa friendly smile, the words of a cordial ward the special services of Christmas greeting add priceiss meaning to t b e weekend. most elaborate of gifts. Qrristmas is a joyful season; Christmas "Glory ID God in the bigbest, and on -Ia a prayerful season. Since the earliest earth, peace, good will toward men." A· eeleiJrations of this Christian holidsy, it cross tbe years since sbepherds llrsl has ever been so. harkened to Rl1 angelic chorus, Christmas The twin spirits of Chrlatmas - festive eelebradoA and reverent worsbip - a r ea rings with the aound of voices raised II joyful song. wovea together in all the lore of the sea· Carol singing at Ohristmas Is both a aon. Blalory says that wben the time now tradlti011 and a source of trAdition. Much eelebrated as Christmas was designated, of the legend and lore of the season Is in the fifth century A.D., early Orristian known today only because II baa been preleaden felt that tbe traditional winter served in song - in carols passed on mereymaklng of pagan fe!ltlvals such as from generation to generation. the &oman Saturnalia might be hallowed "Deck t~e ~ails w it~ boughs of holly; 'tis the season to be jolly." Christmas Ia for joy and laughter; Christmas glows I t" d ::f Ratio's ~E FIRM OF FISCI-l &Cl-ll PPS IS ST'AFFED BY OLD GUYS, BliT TH E GALS ARE 'rOUNG AND PRETTY"' ' I Vlce-Presldenl durln& 1 time 1u WaaltiDatolt when 1101118 of the eatremlJil 81110111 tbe Ken. nedy cuJI!ala amuHII themaelv· • by ltiCidD& plna into 1 figure libeled "Lyndon • Tba Truth, too; Is that for three years Prelldenl Johnlon tinceaalngly sought 111 placate the more emotiDnel among those Kennedy foll01ve111 who agalnlt all re&IIOII have never been ab. Je to forgive him that he IJe. came Prealdent throlllb 1 naIlona! tragedy, No President In this collllliDill'o lmowledp has enr tolerated 10 much eo long lrom mea wbole anlmollty was both llhlolalelf implacable and ablolutely Irrational . 'lbe lll&ht alter Prealaent Jobnooa ntwlllid here from Dal· 1u be waaoun occupying 8 prl· vata bouse Ill Prealdent add was personally telepltinlng every member ol lhe Kennedy CabJ. net - eve!J one o1 whom, also he tept 011. ' In lhe middle of all thls tears were in bla eyes at every men lion of lbe name John Fi~er aid Jl'ennedy1 .I 5 day T' Missing Ingredient Herald to • 0£ChrJStmas • Lies m • Four w Mf-3DIDg ords to line promlnd, could lie 1 very Umlted gain lllliea lte allo boell u ldl periGIIal ,.UIIell 11811 ... yields to H 1 pod deal of lb aalhorlty he .. baa kept lightly bi bla owa grasp. Says one governor not tmsym· pathetic to btm in his current ''He ll8l!ds to develop a deJe. gatloo philosophy. The way be operates DOW has serious pollt· leal afde.elfects , · Tire unvarnished truth Is that Joltnlon bas only oae know!. edleallle polltlc&l ambauador to oortbartl polltlcw - Post. master General Lawrence o•. Brien. But the view 18 that O'Brien, as a cabinet member and aWl a lop ClllllfeBalonal llaliOn man, simply wears · too mony bats today to pol hill pullUcal taleals to full uee. Many Democratie governors - and other lop parl)l f1gurea - an tired of bavlng JoJm. dlsclooed, "-ver, 11111 1011'1 pollUeal plans 1or chan&· m1181 rulllllc 8IIIIMII tllea es lbereitl) SPfllllll on them II llelleve lflat _ , e f t h e 1r the last minute. They are equalpipes uve aa atlr reo1 e1111111 ly weary of bavlng no good ... Pmldeal'l lwlllrtnM ... While House lialeolng pos~ liD doinl too llllldl hhnoell - ·IIIII useful presideutial guidance, ao lelllng p 111o1e tblags 11e ofdaer clear, unwavering sign ot prest. jca~mol lludle 1M" does a ol dellllal intereal in their problllllferslanll. !ems. AI least two governors 1111 Tile way lhe critical sown1111 ... 11, .II!Woa'• eJHe • 1privalety that be hod to change I materially in this respect If ..._vett pelltleal melhodl 1o1- -Wbm 1 ---------- in Pittsburgh Schenley 5I Sprlngfteld Catholic IK Two games will hl""'i•ht the Cedarville ••u • Lakewood 74, Dayton Chaminade 56 entertainment. The WI-'! 42 DayiDnCarroll Alunml wtn batUe the Seniors! Lof'ID, gaining champCleveland Lourdes 'II Bellbrook 75 Xenia Wilson ii4 in the preliminary game. The lonship form, which acDetroit Notre Dame 6'1 Dixie T1 Brootville 58 faculty will take on the jun-1 cording to SEOAL sportsCleveland Chane! 54 Lemon-Monroe li(l Lebanon !5 lor class in the main bout. I writers and radio broadcaej St.John 57 Miamisburg 68 Oakwood i5 Tickets are on sale at Slone'•\ ters will win the Chiefs SEOAL ALL GAMES Perry 41 Dayton Wllhur Wrigbl 6S Sunoco in Gallipolis, or from ' their first Southeastern Ohio TEAM East 75 Dayton Patterson any member of the FFA. 1 League flag In _16 ydearsf 'ttn!edg By JOE GERGEN i' banging in a state of Athens .. ...... ~ OL Col~bus Brookhaven tli Tipp City 51 Wayn~ 58 All proceeds will go toward all the way m e ea tbe Columbus Eastmoor 82 Frurborn 81 Vandalia Butler 79 ~"FA chapter projects during W. ... 1 111111111111 llllftlltory of Mondll Wellston 75-67 Friday UPI llports Wrller suspended animaaon but Jackson . - .. . .. 6 2 541 4Tl Walnut Ridge 50 Dayton Roosevelt 48 1967 llld Hond1 •IX:IniWI• , .. aiftt to fttrill night. The Illioois basketball picture lllini have not lost tbolr artistry Middleport .. .. 4 2 360 330 Columbus West 82 Dayton Colonel White 86 • • -.1 whlld 11a1111 on JOUI' lift lid. .......... 11ft ....... hllftJ .mount Jt was lbe Cbleltelna' fourth on the court. Logan .... - .. 4 4 473 Marion FrankUn 12 Ft.Recovery 86 Ohio College Basketball Scores ~ ... ,_ PI Mil .... • tMnl pl~rt fir IMIIJ' ,_,. .. COIM. Juel five h111111 before the Pomeroy ·• .. ··3 3 367 .... Grand lew 77 Grov p 1 46 M · Lo straight Southeastern Ohio Lea- j fS apt.Ufe Illinois team wat:llCheduled to Nelsonville ..... 2 4 350 v e or arron cal 64 By United Press IDternatiooal SELECT YOUR ltOD£L OR ACCESSORY MOW fOR SPRINQ DELIVERY. WE PftO· gue triUIIIIio after two opeolng New Albany 83 . Dayton MeAdowdale 48 Ohio State 61 Army 59 VIDE FREE LAYAWAY SEJMCE. game defeats. 'lbe victory plac· take tbe court' "agalnat Calfor· Gallipolis .. ... 2 ti 480 Mt.~emon St. Vmcenl 41 Dayton Kiser Dayton 100 Loyola 90 •Hond• prlcellta/1 at ed Logan in undisputed third nia at Chicago ~urn Friday' Wellston •• .. •• 1 I 419 Upper Arlington 51 Franklin Monroe 10 Bradford 62 y to fl $215.00 place with a 44 conference reo.0 flUIDp l Big Ten conlmiPlODer Bill Reed ·Westerville 47 Wilmington 47 East Clinton 42 oun~s wn lllinois Wesleyan 66 •"n 11111W wt 11P •nd dtlivlo ~Mra rd announced thai the school had SEOAL vAIISITY Plain City 57 Ansonia 69 Quaker City Touroament 0 Deteotuoa co-champion Wellsuspended 12 athletes for TEAM wL p West Liberty ·Salem 55 (ot) New MAdison 67 (ot) . 74 Grove City (Pa.)j ~--60ston dnlpped 11a flflb loop game ' receiving financial aid in excess .Athens .. _ .... 5 o 200 Columbus Wehrle 38 ,Dayton Belmont 76 51 (championslripl Rawlings Honda Sal" in Ill Ollflngs. Overall, Logan py United Press IDieruallooal of mnf.erence. standards. Jackson .. .. ... 5 1 410 , Teas Valley Reserves 34 ' Dayton Dunbar Va. State 84 Bluffton 110 1 WY 2·2151 MIDDLEI'OIIT OHIO ill 4-4 while Wellalon 11 1.0. w·u Chamberlain is using his The_!Dimediate result ~as the Logan . . . . .. .. 4 2 371 Clark Nortbeaslem 59 Canton Timlr:en 92 Barberton 74 lconsolation) I 1 Tile boat Goldi!SI Rocket& lei) t' . 1 Los benching ol the team s high Middleport .. .. 3 2 284 . Sprrngfreld Sirawnee 58 Canton Lincoln 75 behiDd :D-14 alter one period :gg:~es P[:cs~c:ot ~~='~tuffings scorer, Rich Jones, and another Nelsonville . , .. 2 3 300 Zanesville Rosecrans 59 Canton C C 50 of action Friday. Logan lncreaJI. f th Nar nal Basketball regular, ~ Dunlap, as well as Pomeroy . . ••• 2 3 309 Northland 02 Massillon 74 · · ed Ill lead ID nlne points in out o . e ro the placmg on probation of Wellston .. .. I 5 350 587M7lraror·entttoan 4523 . Youngstown East 59 _. coach Harry Combes. Anyone Gallipolis .. ... 0 6 338 wwu . -.. - alter leading Assocratron. ,"....'-,erva 121 Carrollton 64 the ~•-' 66 »-30 duriDa 1nterm1aa1oo. Chamberlain, Philadelptda's 7- who expected the Dllnl to fold TOTALS Z% Z% 26ZO Mansfield 5e · 69 o • .o.~• . outscored Logan loot.! eenter, baa been shooting like an accordion, bowever, had Mt Sterling 14 1 mor Tire '"'''"'"• 75 WellsiDn ·6'1 Lorain Senior 24-21 111 lhe 11naJ period, but field goala al an astounding .691 anotller think coming. 1 SEOAL RESERVES Clearfork Wooster 53 82 50 the dsmage bad been dsne. cUp throng!_IOU! the _seasonhand Combes rushed sophomores TEAM w L p OP Mansfield ., "alabar Lincoln ll4 llilliard 41 Closest the ~ could his favorite clay prgeons ave ?ave Scholz and Dennis Pace Nelsonville .. .. 5 0 224 DeSales 78 Mifflin 33 Lexington 6'1 Loudonville 58 eome ID the towenng Chief· bNn the takers. _ mto the breach and they Athens .. .. .... :; o 189 53 Dublin 31 tatna wu 35-H al tile start. of In three games ~gamst Los performed admirably as the Wellston •. . ... 3 3 285 83 Ashland 55 thet bird llaDZa. Logan's blf- Angell!l to date, b1g Wilt baa llllnt _rallied to defeat the Bears Jackson .. .... , 3 3 191 64 gesl lead was SZ-39 late in this conni'Cted on 31 of '.fl au:~~ f!l-7 m overtime lor their fifth Pomeroy .. , z 3 185 Parkersburg Catholic 52 same 1tanza. from the lteld for an incr e win in six starts. Logan 2 4 269 87 New Lexington70 Wellston out.rebol1'"'ed the .838 mark. Included in thai total Leaders WID Middlepo~i :: :: 1 4 209 West Muskingum 82 Philo ~ Chleflalns, aNf. 'lbe Rockell Ia the 11_ field goals hn ma.de Top-ranked UCLA and third- Gallipolis . . .. . 1 5 201 48 Morgan 36 bit 21 ol 54 field aoata lor 311 l'rldsy mght m 16 tries while ranked Louisville both won as TOTALS zz zz 1753 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The 61 Cadiz 44 per cent. Logan bit '11 of 59 lor leading the 76ers to a 118-107 they pleased to remain undo. , Local 79 Skyvue 55 Oltlo weekend •kl conditions as ALL CARS ABE REDUO'..D% !8 per cent. victory. feated. The Bruins roared past FRIDAYS RESULTS reported by the state Develop•ll Both teams were hot at tbe Philadelphia, naturally, has Notre Dame 911-6'1 without (Vanity). . \;::~vi::~ men\ Department · I 64 Chillicothe 5? Valley HI'... Lo . gao Coo""• foul line· Wellston Sank 21 Of won all three games from the reIyr·ng too heavr'Iy on b'rg Le w Jackson 83 Gallipolis 71 COME IN and SEE 'niES£ SI4AIPII:S 102 ""' "'' • 27, and Logao hit 21 01 33 free Lakers and now have won 32 of Aleindor and the Cardinals Logan 75 Wellston 67 Cleveland St.Joseph 15 4-5 inch hoe, m~a·kin;. · ~~g~=Ha~r;jl toiSet. tbeir 35 games this season. That criiShed a good LaSalle club 1()6. (Reserves) Clay Twp. 67 Notre D>m• 54 good condition, "' 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. Greg Poston pum~ in 28 leaves the 76ers a full six 88 by laking command of the Jackson :W Gallipolis 31 Northwest 78 Green 70 chair lift at noon tnday. 8 cyl., auto. trans., pow. steering, R&H points to pace Logan s attack. games up on Boston in the backboards. Wellston 61 Logan 47 .. Clear Fork Valley, w•• $2495 Now Only $2291 . t Robthabile Buescher totaled 18 for Eastern Diviaion atandlnga a!· Kentucky, begiMing to roll SVAC STAN~INGS . Coldwater 93 Cehnrc IC 59 County, ~10 inch bue, 4 IDCIIies iJ 1964 Ford Gal. 500 4 O.Or osen h Ce1 r ped St LoraiD Adnural KingFlOOdl ru new BDOW, good coodllions, game thaush t e tica c rp . after a sbaky start, won its own m ay ~ bar double chair llfl and bl!r 8 cyl, aulD. Irani, power steerifii. 11&11 111 th prellmlnacy Now Only $1495 WellsiD:'a reserves romped ~ Louis 114-103 while . Detroit invltalion~l tournament by beat «AAl Ga111011) Defianee 58 Wapakoneta 56 &..... Bowl, Harrison Ceunh · Wa• $1795 easy _. victory. Box score dawned Chrcago 10.1"10' . ! m other lng tnwerrng Kansas State 3-79 TEAM W L P Jackson Center_ 85 Russoa 66 inch hse, malting .._, JIO<•d 4 81 7 1111 1962 Ferd Gal. 500 2 O.Or ol the varsity game· games. after Oregon State edged Penn Eastern . . . ... . 5 3 4!2 St.Marys 63 Ehda 57 conditions one rope. 8 cyl., std. trans. with ov« drive . R&H LOGAN (7i)' Chamberlain shared_ team State GH!in double overtime to Kyger Creek ... 4 4 477 Crestview 74 Lincolnbiew 67 Alpine Valley Geauga•· ~;II w. $1095 - - - - - - Now ()lily $895 Westfall, s-7_ 13, Weiland, scoring honors of 24 points with take consolation honors. Hannan Trace .. 4 ( . 493 a., FI.Loramie 66 ly, 3-W inch 'baae, m 1965 Mercury Mouferey 4 O.Or &.Henry 111 Parttway 7' heavy, rope tow and 4-z.-10· Slone ~- Kem· Hal Greer as the 76ers ripped The lOis of Jones and Dunlap Southwestern ... 3 3 340 8 cyl., std. trans., power oh!erin&, RltH per ,_: 1_ 11 . 'erews Grove 95 operating. 7. open a tight battle with a siring cost the Iltinl a combined North Gallia . . .2 4 330 Was $1995 Nw Only $1795 p.;ry 1 Poe~ 1...._: of 10 points midway through the average of 39 points but Scholz Delphos Jefferson 71 Snow Traila, Ridlland Collmy,,jf :II; WTALS z7- 21-75: final period that increased tbeir scored 22 and seniors Jim SVAC VARSITV Is;~:. 71 Graham Local 10 9 inch base, :Hnchel oew II f:BEAI'IES WELLSTON (171 lead to 106-90. Dawson and Dean Flessner took EAM OPII Nortbern 83 good te very good, ebalr Buescher, 7-6-111; Lavender, Elgin Baylor of the Lal:era up tho slack with 24 and 23 T Creek W L ~ 214 Ridgemont 65 and beginners T-bar open JAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 4-9-17; Martin, 1-0-2; Hav- topped all scorers with 30 polnll points, respectively. Dawson's Kygther G . · · ·3 1 Ottawa Glandorf 79 Leipsic 51 ing weekend. e1961 Deda• 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut . ...ans., ..... & h11t. burli; Z-1-.>; King, 2-1- 5; and Jerry West added 20 for jump lhot with 12 seconds left Nor allla · · · 2 1 182 ';li----~~~~~~~~~~~-----2 Jeffers H-15 · Downard o- Los Angeles, which wenl down bo regulation time lied the game Eaatem · · · · · · · · Z .260 S e1940 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl Std. tr-. Radlot & Haat. W; IDrW _: 2z-21-6i to its jhlrd straight defeat and 80-M. Southwestern · · · I 2 164 e1959 Ply. i Or. 6 cyL 1111....- . r.U. a hMier . ~ Quarters: rmalned buried in he Western Alcindor, the 7-loot-1 giant ~~~Trace · · ~ 1: Logan ... -· .. llO 15 It 21 - '/i Division cellar. who leeds thl! nallon's major Wellollill ... .. 14 16 13 24 - 61 Boston, beaten by the Hawks college players in scoring, SV AC RESERVE Reserves - Wellston 61 J..o. in their last meeting when dumped in 25 while playing only l'• po 47. vlayer-mach Richie Guerin link part of the game as the Bruins TEAM W L P . a desperation shot In tbe llnal spurted to a 42·!11 halftime Eastern . . . . . . . 4 0 133 COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS New Pblladelphla 83 second, kevt pace with Philildel· margin and coasted to their Kyger Creek .... 3 I 161 • . Mansll~ld Madison 59 pbla as Sam Jones and John flftb straight win. Luciua Allen Hannan Trace .. 2 ! 120 · Phone 593-7781 South Cetllral 6f Monroevtlle 411 Havlicek scored 32 and 20 added 21 lor . CLA while ·North Gallla .. .. 0 3 82 ' South ~ -' Monroavllle 49 polnta, respectively. Ge'ne Thor· Dwight Murphy paced tel Southwl!ltern . . . 0 3 M Qtltfln. Nilr IIJ!I*m II mo1ea IIIII·St. LouiJ with IL ·beleaauered lrltit lilltiiiL WALl I I ... ........2. ::..;z I • ' . ----- .. -------·--·--· Oblo Hlgil School Basketball ILima Bath IK Lima Perry Hannan Trace school olfl. By UDiled Press Inlerualional Lima Shawnee 115 Sylvania f6 ciall in Mercerville announced Jacl<oon 83 Gallipolis 71 Miller City 103 Kalida 92 Saturday that the Hannan lt~=~~~Heighta 60 Berea 38 Dayton Roth 5I Trace Future Farmers of Amer· II North 52 Midpark 28 Dayton Slivers '1 ica will sponsor a donkey b... Olmsted Falla 57 Westlake 46 Blancheatar 14 game on Tuesday Jan. Brecksville 48 Strongsville 29 Cllnlnn.Massle 52 beglnnlng at I p.m., the 1.1eveland East Tech 62 Greenon • Covington 5'1 school gym. I Clevelland West Tech 80 1 I gi ue HDnaA !!! gift llrlifitDtl · . NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR Christma 1 2-3- -If. ! '"- ---- - - -·- . ·- -.. -· ---- .. -· .-·· .-.-.. .. -··- -~- ~ ~ .. •. ~ - -·,. .... --.. -· .......... ·-.. . . "" ,. , .......... .,. - __.._... ,..._.,...... . . . ... . ., ,... . .,. -- - .... ""'~~r-;..· ·-~ NYE UNIVERSin VOLKSWAGEN SAliS e SERVICE .u....... ,.... "' e KEITH GOBLE FORD Used CarLot Middleport· ' (\ •' Hannan Trace FFAToSponsor Donkey Contest Conditi'ons ,r: "7" """',l)"' w. Weekend Ski =.,r:;,:;e, o;::. :=\1!: """"" · Loses fJl D • t .1. on rOln man' r w ~:,·n s Co·.n test Jt' ._a-n. lldcloa biUd Ill mark to &4. In league play, lhe llf QUJrlerl• lroDmen trail Atllelttl by a ball 11!111111 ...... ·I! 17 18 2e - ' game with a 1-1 Qlll'k. GaliiJ)I!IIII · · .. 19 17 U I' GAlli will bt Idle lllllil J.., RIIU'IMS - JIClfuon If .Gal li. I, ..... Lngq vfllU tile Blue polls N. Devlll gym. Jaa- JlaYI al ---, _ . , • Die. •· LEGII4 WJN8 Ia Friday's prel.lmlnJry 111111 JackliOII'I reserve!! nlpped ~ MADRID (UPI) -Jose Le&ra mue Imps, 36-34. a. Cosby acor· ol ~pam renutllll'4 ID ~ ed lbe winning pal with 49 conlen~oo for Flub Elord• S lllCODds remaining. Tbe Imps world J~or u,Jitwelght tiUe 111 milled two foul shot allealpls. ou~lnlillg GbMI'J I.ove . AJ).)o w!lb 10 seconds remaining, ley m •. ~ersial IJ.ro¥!MI Greg Smith paced 1ile llltPI frght ~'"rlday nigbL with 16 points. Lee Burson had Although an Allotey cembina10. Mades and Arbaugh each lion almost kn<icked ~ bnd five for the winners. unconsciouJ in the tigb111'' Boll score of tbe varsity tbe Spalllard Wll ewardid game; decillion by an llallaD li!Fji£. JACKBON (13) The crowd of14,000 filii~ Glillland, 13-7-33; Glaqow the referee as be began 1-0-Z; Greea, 1-+-2; Howe, Legra out in the eighth, but :1'"! ~7~: Lucaa, 11-&-0: Mount, ref.,-.. theD warned Allowi o1 2--+-8: !llulllns, 5-1-11; Pat- an Ulegal punch. ton, 1-0-2; 'rol'Al8 &-Ill83. Parma 83 Qeveland Helibll 56 GALLIPOIJB (71) Bedford 03 McCar'.y, IHHI; Jackson, Garllald llelghta .I I (01) U-4-28; S}llllcer, 8-1-17; Ford, 3-3-i: Gilkey, Z-W; Ryal, 14-2; Davidaon, 3-Z8; Meadows, t-z-2; TOTAI8 32 dT • h Dump LakerS ---- -:.:'="'.:::,,.., Tllz·n 0 ,·s .1. j "'6e C ~Dr:. QUICK QUIZ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 25, 1966-5 by tar tile 111M player tile Clllllul uw f.ae. ed all , . , piiiiJtl( Ia Zl ro the vl!!Wn, Cbrfs M~ bad 11. For GAHS, Gent Jpekaon came off the benCb with 4:51, left in the lll'lt ptrlod, and 1111mediately 111arkad the GallbiDI with his shzling oulllde ahooling. JacksQJI wound up with 28 points. SopholltDrt IIU&rd Tom Spt11cer turned In 1 brlWaAI Jllll'formance wlllt 17 points. Jolm Davidson fiolsbed with tiBbl, Bob Ford got nlDe, and Rod Gilkey was limited to Dve tal· lies. Qalllpolla out-reboullded the IronmeD, 41-88. DavldaoD bad 12 llllliJ, Jlcklon W and GD· key DIDe. Gilliland bad 11 for the wlttnel'l. GAllS hit » of 83 lteld &Oil attempll, aud 1J ol 11 free ~. Jackson hit 32 of 80 shots frollllhe lleld, and ldded 19 of :It free toues. Gliltpolil oulleled ill 10tb stral8ht league oelhack covering a two-year period. Tba Dev· ils art &-8 In loagllll play, aDd U for tbe MIIIOA. a:; : Do KlTT. 1 --=;---,::--;--=--""'-;-;--;---;;--:-;----;;:--; :;:-;-;;-;;;;-- ; : - -- - - - - - - - - Chiefs Lead All The Way, PostonNets28 pllgbl: Democratic political moc1Jan. (lllll bolil lhelr hlllre proisms are ID be more effective ~Jed~ IIIII ~ OWD chaaceo of than tbey were in 1968: I'HiectioD ill Utll. By LOUIS CASSELS arrogance to apply human On the other hand, you have That he baa allowed the Tbelr o_ulburst at White SuJ. UDited PresaiDlerllal1-r ooncepts of probability to God's to consider lhe milli!>ns ol D•mocratic Natiooal CommJt. phur ,.SprUJis was unique In ''Be Mt afraid," the _herald actions? Throu&h acience. and people ...in every generation, lee to atrophy la only part of recent palllical history. It sueangel said to the sh1vermg logic, we can learn a great deal every culture, every nation, the story, lhough much was apled depth of feeling which shepherds. about the what and how ol the every class ... who have soberly beard from tile governors on ialsr backtracking by some "Behold, I bring you good universe. But we are always testified that they bave come to this score. Tire biQer point u •IOvemors eould not paper over. news•. .for to you is born thts ronfronted with mystery when know God because of what that lhat lhere is really 011 effective That they chose to meet at day in the city of David a we try to penetrate into the carpenter did and said in White Houae politieal opera- all in the ilare of a paeral aavlor, who Is Christ the Lord." why. Palestine 20 centuries ago tion. covernon' conference waa a TO you ...thla dsy. QlleltJon Tile Wby . · . Men who know the President puge ol frustration. Wl t h ID those foor warda lies the The basic lnscrulahillty of the The _Enghsh poe~. Joh~ BI'!J';: well have been saying quietly perfunciDry national committee meaning of Chriltmas. universe begins with its very man,_ m hiS poem Chrl8tmas, for a long lima that he per· meetings beld only once a year, Tire baby who was born in existence. (published by John Murray Ltd. soaally hal given up trytna to party flgurea baYe bad Oil real Bethlebem on that silent nlghl Why sbould anything at •II as part of Betheman's Collected master the crucial fimdameg. way to talk 11111 their common It Every did not belo"!l to the shepherds, exial? Why la there a universe Poems), ~s put the choice very I tal~. of northern Democratic problems. or to tbe wrse men from the inatead of nothingness? loquenlly · politics. Ilia use of While House They seized their ehance at East, or even to Mary his When men ba\le found an- "And Is 1 t true? And is it Iaide Marvin Wataoo of Tez. White Sulpbur Sprinp. And Wl-ltLE J(ABOODLE IS mother. •wers to that question, u. will be true, as as a political helper seems their real message to Lyndon UP OF COLLf6E·lYPE BO't"S A~D He oelongs to everyone in time enough to ask why God "This most tremendous tale symbolic of tbis atutude. Jolmtoa was to change himself, GRANDMA IICSES STAND·lNS ... every generaHon - Including should have eii'Cted to manifest of all, To rellalld lhe aalloDaJ com- DOl Just the aalloaal eommlltee •·you ...thl• dsy." himself in a remote comer of "Seell in a stained-glass mlttee, •• the Prealdell II ..W or the working IIi Great Society The good news first pro- tbe Roman empire at a lime window's hue, prognutiL elaimed on a Judean hillside IS when transportalloa and com- "Baby in an ox's stall? 11111 fresh , still llmaly, sill! municolioa factilllea were pr~ "The maker of the sLars and Q _ ~nidi 11 tile Illest SUNDAY meaningful on Christmas, I!Jti6. mitive, instesd of waiUng until sea n •• ~. IIIlo 11ona1 aJ 111 ..e ,.,..r M f Lo ' · es~ge o ve he could travel around the "Become a chrld on earth for A _ That of Dentnarlt ( TIMES.SENTJNEL And what IS that good news? world by 1et plane and speak to me' large white - · on e ad , ...,. _., - ., no 8 101' .,.., 101 eo. It is the news that God came II t by tel 1 "And · ·1 t • F · · ""r . a na '001 ev1s on. I! 1 rue. or tf 1t is, field), known 88 the Daruie. eALLIPOLII DAil't ntau•• · mto the w~ld, bearing ~II of But did be really manifest "No loving fingers tymg brog or Daniab Cloth, datins ..:,, !'!'.':: 01 ... tbe Umltalions of ordimrry himself Z,OOO years ago in sirlngs from' 1219 ,.,. ""''#~1 1 · manhood, to live, auffer and die PalesUne? "Around those !issued frippe · Q 11 Bulley'l eome1 ::'Mt .. ~~.:::; among men, in order thai they Orristmas always _poses that . ries, due 1o appear IIPiiiT - ;r.'""""~"~•m••• 111 "•* "'-· - · ""'" mrght see for themselve:l how queolion-if you lind. Ume• "Tire . sweet and silly Chrl<t· A - It 1aa1 appeared in 1919 •m. r •• ,,.,..,......,,_,.. h I muc be Iaves tbem, and eorn amidst aU the prep11111t10ns and maa' thmgs, and Is due to appear agaiD '!'I ..,,.. ,..,, • - " "'" "'til~====== I to love him in return. merrymaking, ID lhlnk about "Bath salts and inexpenaive sometime in l981i or 1986. =.~Ttl\: ~"" • ,_..,, ' Fantastic, you say? anythlng that oeriouo. scent, , ., '::&, Perhaps. ·Each Mual Aalwer "And hideous tie ao kindly I Q Who mmprlaed th • _ , . , . . , To lboae who have fixed idft!Is ll's Jl quesllon every person meant, . boi!<ftefd ClllllhlnldloD · bon .::'~.== r:"o~!: ,.,. about the way God ought ID ali, bas ID answer for llilmelf. It's a ''No love that in a family Iu "TH Folr IIGnemeD el :;:.."'~"~,.:.~~ W, U may seem hignl)' unllktly gamble eigher way-tnd it's dwells, INotre Dlme"f - "'' 1111 "" .,..,, ·~ \hat he IYould chOOM. •• the your ilfe you're betting, "No carolling in fro•ty air. A _ Elmer Layden 11te full.. "~;:':',.:;:-.,, - "" ' '" \lehicl• for his aelf-dlsclllliUre, On one band, you bave to "Nor all the steeple-sh•k!ng Iback; Jim Crowley ~ Doa "'l,..-~\:1. '~,::."1.=::~::, 10 11" ' " ,,. the human life of a Jowlsh weigh the seeming lmplmsibili- bells • Miller , tbe halfba·•·· and H•• !,;lUI' ... . , en n•WI "'''" , .. carpenter. . ly of lhe _whole thine. GOd born "Can with thla Bingle II'Uih ry Stuhldreher, lite quarter. _,.,. " '"" "'"'"''" ·~· '"" But la 11 not the ultimate in a stable I oompareback. .. - - • - "'"" Se Logan Skyscrapers Bump W'"'. . . . 75-67For Fourth Loop WinlnRow 1'ord to LBJ: 'Get With It Or Kiss '68 Victory Away' BY BRUCE BIOSSAT WASHINGTON (NEA) -Despite aftermath clenlala by some Democratic govl!l'DDn, the fact seems to he that their Sulphur Sprlnga caucus the 1968 electiOIIS was very !':~concerned~ wllb Prealdenl I; persollal 1Jna8e. One souroe privy 111 lltelr meeUng tit 1be Vlrglnla resort IIYIIIUIIIY tbe govemors present lndlthat unhapplnels over his waa a COJDIDOD tbread their otherwise eumplaintlJ. waa not of course real com~y lor aov: Bmnlgia of Indiana wbo the Prealdent ' pershould decide not to nm 1968, or Gov. warrea j Heltme8 of Missouri who pubsaid the pal'tJ llseu mlgbt advised to set him aside If matters did oot Improve. Talka wllb several partido BY HOBART WILSON, Ill. Ill in the second, lour in the in 90 118<!0nda alter the opening men in lhe third periOI!, lplll- and of the third period, GABS "We had tbem on lhe ropes, third, and 11 in the final canto. tip before Bob Fork broke the ling the ueta for 24 points. The was 011 top, but by a mere three IMit we couldD't !mock them And the score by qUarters indl· lee for GAllS with a free to's Ironmen eommllted nlne lurl>o points - IJ0.57. 0111." cale what tumovero will do to at the 6:30 mark. oven int Ills stanza, GABS loll :Ford opened the final period Thus spoke Galllpolla cage a hell club. The lightning fast Irorunen the ball only lour limes. with a free toss, ID8klng it a1mentor Duke Bur10n Friday Jackson ootscored the Ga!Uana continued PUDIPing go a Is Witb Geu (Jtdco) 67 with 7:23 remaining in .the mgbl followin& Gallipolis' IS • 90-19 in the first stanza, and through the hoops throughout leading lhe Ullllll, tU BIDe game, Then came a GARS 11 lou to Coach Dave Fisher's 211-11 in the 6nat perind. JHB tbe initio! stanza, leading at Devils erased a llopoiDt deft. turnover. JIIS tallied quickly. Jackson's fronmen before a bad siX turnovers in the second one point S3-!i. Eighteen sec- ell to go altead SUO - tbllr. II was 61-51 with 7:06 to go. good-111!8 , holidBy rrowd in the canto. onds remained in tbe first per. first lead- wllh 3:13 remOlD· Howe atole the ball once aIJAHS gymnastwn. Gallipolis outscored Jackson iod wbea the lronmen enjoyed inC in tbe IIdrd eii!IIO. GABS gain, hit Paul Green down floor "Tbe ball bat lo alarl boan· 24-10 in the third period - the their biggest lend of the nighl. hll U 01 %AI lhota ID IIIla pea-- with a long paas, and it was cln& our way 101111," coallnued Jronmen committed eight turn. The Gallians oommitled ooly lod. Juloe Jacboa pumped ill 61-411 with 6:211 to go. BunOD. "Willi the uceptloo overa in Ibis quarter. Jackson one turnover during the next 11 of bla ZS points durin& tbo Monte Gi!Wand slammed in tf lhooe tumoven (31) onr had a bad night moving the ball three minutes ol play, allclng abtee, a crip 16 seconda later, followboyo looked llbarp oot lhlll'll too. The fronmen I1Ad 22 turn- Jackson's huge lead to a mere Gallipolla hiked lis lead ID inB another GABS turnover, 'Ole tonigbl," -tinued the lloUIS overs. two points -32·30, Thai's whee four point&, 58-M ltb 2:trZ left. lronmen were on lop to stay. eoadl. M01l of tie Galll11118' b•d Fisher regrouped his forces. With !8 seconds on the clock, In a brief spaa of three minGallipolis, alter a shaky first passes came as a resnll of Jackson ripped off seven tbe GalllaDII appeared on their uteo, sill second•, Galllbolls COlliquarter which found the Blue Jackson's fine press. Wbeo straight poiniJI following a lim.. way to a major upset. The Bur· miUed nine turnovers. Jaekaon Devils tralllng as much as 1> tile lronmen got the foul trou- out. Thereafter, the two clubs sonmen enjoyed a five p o l.n I racked up 13 points, holdmg lbe points, 05-30) rallted in tbe sec- ble midway In tile oemnd per· trAded baskets until lntermls· leAd, I(»S, Devila to ore. That gave tbe ond and third perinds to over- iod, Ftsber called off Harold sion. Jackson led 47·36 at hall· However, back came tbe Blue lronmen a 7~1 lead wit~ 5:0! take the lronmen and ted 611·5> Howe and company. Tbls came time. . . Devll turnoven - four in the remaining. From here on, Fishwith 48 seconds left in the third wltll 5:3f left la lbe hall. Gallrpolta stunned the Iron. final 48 aeconda - aud at the er ordered hiS boys to play 1tanza. Jacbml held a two point lead, possession bal1 But while eejoytng a five IWI. nf' Tba Blue Devils began fouJ,. Un tmeStne '-w, ~-t slnkln•• 1ree point lead, lhe Galllana miued UniU then, Jaekaon had fore..,. JacksoD """ •everal taplna - Hmlld night ed the Gallians to commit nine tooaes during the final lhret in a row IIIla has happened - turnovers. It appeared the !rollmlnulea. It was another heartand the lronmen bounced back. men might run the Galllans brea1ting loss for thl! Burso0o The 30 turnnvers really hurt loin the Ohio river during thl! men. Ga!Upolis. Tbe Blue Devils com- first 10 minutes ofplay. GDiflaDd topped Jacksaa's mllted nine in the llrsl period, JHB zoomed abeAd 1H1 with-r., wltll II poillls. Howe, J......, Washington By-Une dren wbldr she has had to endure, that It should he a work of real value and merit which Mrs. Kennedy ahould be tryiD&' to suppress. Mrs. Kennedy requested Manchester to write tbe book so that there would be at least one complete and aceurale account of tbe ~ssassinalion, She gave ~ author full freedom and full cooperation in wbat bas been an lmmeuse Iaili. At ~let request, and at the request& of hor family and friends, be has made numerous reVlaions. U there is now a clasb between wbat she considers her right to privacy and what Manch..ter believes Is his duty ID truth and to tbe memory of the late President, she can only regret having atarted the whole thing. But she c8DDOI "authorize" what history shall say and shall not say about IIer personal tragedy nor which historian shall say 11, as she bas in at least one other instance. Christmas! Ah, 'tis a magic word. Such a small wor:l with sum a lot of meaning. Just mention this word, Chrisbne, and watch cbildren's faces lighl up in wonder and parents anile in mysterioos ways. Christmas means laughter, joy, and love, Christmas is songs, games. and parties. Christmas is the giving of gifts and the rushing to and fro lhat this always brings. We spend weeks choosing and buYing the right gilts. We carry them joyfully home and gaDy wrap tbem. Yes, we love doing it. We carefully choose tbe nicest tree and then 1rtm it all bright and abiDing. II Is a giorious sight. We spend hours baking and cooking all those holidsy good· lea and the house is filled with a wonder· lui fragrance. But, wait a momentl Did we Iorge! something? b some one thing missing from the scene? Did we forget to put Jesus there? ' Wldle 11onaa aide, DDI ' llclud1111 1011111 wbo bacllltolrll eon. tampbtlllll bollllltJ to him as 4-The SUnda7 'l'lme.8eDtiDel Stuldq, Dec. 28, 1988 JFK Book Issue--No One Can Win IT WOULD BE IN THE BEST interests JFK Bdltorlal SUNDAY .. eld It would be in the best inerests of everyone If tbe suit to block the publication 11f- "The Dealll of a President" were set· '!l!!ll out of court before its scheduled ~ng in New York on Dec. 27. Which· ever party r·cceives the favorable judg· ment, It can only be a Pyrrhic victory. U William Manchester and his publish· ers are given the go-ahead to publisb first an abrrdged serialization and later the complete book on the assassination of President Jotm F. Kennedy, it will have been, d011e 3t the expense of one who has already suffered immensely and who will now not even oe pen umw we ' ~6... ~;::; her own private grieving memories which she confied to the author. And though tire book may be a notable contribution lo history, this is not what will propel It to the top of the best-sell· er list. It will be put there by people hoJ>" log to extract from it all the morbid details and "Inside dirt" that they can. U he la a writer of integrity, Manchester eould not but deplore this. Yet Mrs. Kennedy bers.eU bears the responsibility for the bcadlines which have made the book known to every news paper reader. The manuscript is estant and has been read by scores of persons in the publishing industry, and because of her action, the very parts of it she objects to as "tasteless and distorted" have become public knowledge, mostly in form of rumors. It Is her suit and not tire book which ·will, as she charges, "result in precisely the sensationalism and commercia\lsm which we - Robert F. Kennedy and 1aoughl 10 strenuously to avoid." Even 11 ~hot· !lbonld "'cceed in barring its publica· lion this time, she will only insure that it will be published by someone else some other time. It is particularly sad and Ironic, in view ·~ the flood ol cheap movie and romance magazine articles about her and her cbil· Prealdenl. 111 an 111e ear~,y 11oara while be was trantlca!JJ lrJIDC to keep tbe IIIV8I'IIIIIellt IOltt& to avoid a .ense of aa11o1ta1 rut!deriii88DOI8 be waa rmtlnnou. ly and ~ t:aDCefued ~ the lllldentaudable gr1e1 of tbe Kennedy lolJowers attd • ev. ery effert to show to thetliiJIIIpathy and nnderalaltdlna. Those who hiiJiperted to 1te close to him in these ~ hours know that Ibis Is lhe truth. 'lbls mllllllDlat, U a personal reference may be escused, latows this as an 17e aDd ear witness. . 'lbere 11, moreover, tbe current testlmoD7 ~ Chari• Roberls, NI!WIWeek • While Rouse correspondent aDd one ol the two reporters present OD the lllgbt from Dallas to Wublnitoo. Roberta I8YI that be aaw 110 show of lnaeDsltivfty by LBl on the plane. ~lwfeed," Nanweek adda "to Roberti aDd CJIII. 1!1'1 tbe ~ Prl!lldent'S beltavlor seemed a matter o1 reetraiDI, and sollcltousnea " Tire truth Is that Mr. JlllmiOtt ID a 'tlesperata at1empt ID avoid any hurt to the Kennedy people, aa bla first act as Prealdent resolved to keep oo evety KIDllflll1 BY wnuaar s. WHITE giveo lht Jl1'811• a Udblt. • What "When 11y1na baet (floJrt DalWASHINGTON - Tire great emerges la a picture of Pmf. -las), the K~ people 4ld aat eontroveny ovet whether the dent JolmsoD'a eon4uet in the wlllll to be 81180Clated with GDCII famDy,...maored book 011 altennatb of tha tragedy Ill Dal- Jcbnson people Ill the plans. the nmeiDatiOD of Presideat 1aa so totally removed frOm A high KeDDed7 altle went up John F. Kennedy Is or is not to trutb aa to IIOeir some eyewll- to a reporter: 'Milke sure you he pub1lahed la BD empty one nesseo who may be crllleal to- report that we rode In the back ~so=lar~u Ita widely-berlided day of Mr. Jobluon'a eooduct o1 with '!II" President and not with attacU upon Prealdent public allaln but neverthel0111 him!. are concerned. cannot atand aWl lor Ibis ldttd Yet another teat la In thll! Among other tblngs, ills pre. of history. fashion: "'lbere waalhls feeUng I ci5I!IY these "inaccurate and It is leaked out by someone among them (some ol the Ken. !unfair" references to Mr. John. th 1 Mr J hnao '"lnslated" ,J. nedy people) that tbi8 was son, as Mrs. John F, Kennedy hi· 0earl~ in and Johnson'• state - Tens. They herself honorably describes ta~ng ~:wPrea~llal and": didn't think be bad anytbioa to which abe now seeks IJe. the Vice-Presidential plane back do with H, but he had brought latedly ID have removed from to Washington and thai Ibis them there. They rememhered tbe lll811U1Cript. "shocked and lnlurlated" un- that 11 Will in Dallaa that Adlai The simple fact, however, is named persons among the KelP ~ev~~~J~ ~ spat upon. that very existence of this con. nedy entourace. The implica· e •..........,. 1 that Johnaon troversy is giving them a world· lion is of a man who bas reach- was ~of:: lh1a conwide circulation that could ed the Presidency through the :;a h ba was no. hardly bave been mnde bigger death of another and Is urgent- ~ e ~ mlnda~' doue ID by any number of formal publl· ly demanding in his aWtndes. ...~ •-n~ of • cations The difference Is that """ ,..._, eourse, over• bel leaked 1 The fact is that Mr. Johnson looked the fact that tha 888a!ISin 011 knew that a terrible responslbl· Will CommunJst.orlented and passs~ea are ng sel~~ely byw:;~o:edinf~nn. Illy lay upon blm to keep the surely not "COII!I!I"Vative• and • :, coolinulty of the Presldeney vi· that, in all his pollUeal Ufe, an • w~s al : process 0 cum a ve 1nnuen slbly going without halt in a Dallas bad been hostile to w~~~ ewnple in American shocked and desolated nation. Lyndon Jobnsoa. po · It was because he waa President What in truth all these leaka Always the etreumataneea are that be bAd to take the Pres!· uneonscloualy l!ltebUah Is the the same. Some anonymous per. dential plane. frightful and hopele11 burden 100 "who baa read tbe book" Annther leak puts it this way: that waa placed 11po11 lhe new Gallipolis Leads Jackson Going Into Final Period,: Ironmen Come From Behind To Trip Bluelib'....Devils, 83to . �i .·~ t';t .. .I .. • StJNDAY WHtll PAPER Leaks ·are Tarnishing LBJ' s Image PUBLISHD 8! 2'81 OHIO V.u.tn' PUBUSBING COlDANI . Ch11ter Ttmnehlll. f::rec. f:dltor ru· a~ 'r .ri;;;\,.1Jj. ' . - l}wtghl Welherholl. Editor Bubar! Wila1111, Jr. illaa. Editor Richard 8. Olom, ~llllln Jamea E. Da!lner, Ado. Dlr. Varnon D~~Nut, 41111. Mgr, · ::esGreet Christmas in Worship Rejoicing by association with the Nativity. Thus, pagan peoples who bad once looked to mythical sun gods as the source -of the rebirth of life began ID turn to rellgl· With merriment. Throughout this oos observances of the Saviour's birth. community, families are putting the ftn· Christmas Ugbts symbolized faith, hope lshlng touch.; on plans for holiday gel·to~ life eternal. getbers. Hideaways bulge with mysterious Today, the glow of the tiniest candlepackages; kitchens are fragrant with the or the twinkling of the smalll!lt eleetrlo scents of spedal treats; homes are bright bulb - sun reflects, however humblv with gala der.orations. Schools and clubs the Light that Christ brought ID the world. prepare their annual Christmas proAt the helll"l of the holiday fun and grams. Holiday party plans go forward. feasting there glows tho spirit of giving. XI Is, Indeed, the season to be jolly. The Wise Men sought to honor the Christ "Silent Night, Holy Night. all is calm, Child with rare and precious gil!s-~old, all is bright." Christmas is for prayer and frankincense and myrrh. Thua, to give of peace; Christmas gleams with the light the best at Christmas is a time-honored of tbe Star that shone so brightly, nearly tradition. two thousand years ago. And throughout All may rejoice in the opportunity to our communrUes, the deep spiritual sig· give generously, to please family and llificance of the holy season spreads comfriends with "just what they wanted," fort and cheer. In churches, the hours of and to share with the less fortunate. worship reflect the coming joy as, during Yet the best Christmas gilts are still lhe weeks before Christmas, the story of those that come from the open heart as Christ's coming is the subject of study, well aa the open hand, and the warmth ol liermon, song and prayer, all building toa friendly smile, the words of a cordial ward the special services of Christmas greeting add priceiss meaning to t b e weekend. most elaborate of gifts. Qrristmas is a joyful season; Christmas "Glory ID God in the bigbest, and on -Ia a prayerful season. Since the earliest earth, peace, good will toward men." A· eeleiJrations of this Christian holidsy, it cross tbe years since sbepherds llrsl has ever been so. harkened to Rl1 angelic chorus, Christmas The twin spirits of Chrlatmas - festive eelebradoA and reverent worsbip - a r ea rings with the aound of voices raised II joyful song. wovea together in all the lore of the sea· Carol singing at Ohristmas Is both a aon. Blalory says that wben the time now tradlti011 and a source of trAdition. Much eelebrated as Christmas was designated, of the legend and lore of the season Is in the fifth century A.D., early Orristian known today only because II baa been preleaden felt that tbe traditional winter served in song - in carols passed on mereymaklng of pagan fe!ltlvals such as from generation to generation. the &oman Saturnalia might be hallowed "Deck t~e ~ails w it~ boughs of holly; 'tis the season to be jolly." Christmas Ia for joy and laughter; Christmas glows I t" d ::f Ratio's ~E FIRM OF FISCI-l &Cl-ll PPS IS ST'AFFED BY OLD GUYS, BliT TH E GALS ARE 'rOUNG AND PRETTY"' ' I Vlce-Presldenl durln& 1 time 1u WaaltiDatolt when 1101118 of the eatremlJil 81110111 tbe Ken. nedy cuJI!ala amuHII themaelv· • by ltiCidD& plna into 1 figure libeled "Lyndon • Tba Truth, too; Is that for three years Prelldenl Johnlon tinceaalngly sought 111 placate the more emotiDnel among those Kennedy foll01ve111 who agalnlt all re&IIOII have never been ab. Je to forgive him that he IJe. came Prealdent throlllb 1 naIlona! tragedy, No President In this collllliDill'o lmowledp has enr tolerated 10 much eo long lrom mea wbole anlmollty was both llhlolalelf implacable and ablolutely Irrational . 'lbe lll&ht alter Prealaent Jobnooa ntwlllid here from Dal· 1u be waaoun occupying 8 prl· vata bouse Ill Prealdent add was personally telepltinlng every member ol lhe Kennedy CabJ. net - eve!J one o1 whom, also he tept 011. ' In lhe middle of all thls tears were in bla eyes at every men lion of lbe name John Fi~er aid Jl'ennedy1 .I 5 day T' Missing Ingredient Herald to • 0£ChrJStmas • Lies m • Four w Mf-3DIDg ords to line promlnd, could lie 1 very Umlted gain lllliea lte allo boell u ldl periGIIal ,.UIIell 11811 ... yields to H 1 pod deal of lb aalhorlty he .. baa kept lightly bi bla owa grasp. Says one governor not tmsym· pathetic to btm in his current ''He ll8l!ds to develop a deJe. gatloo philosophy. The way be operates DOW has serious pollt· leal afde.elfects , · Tire unvarnished truth Is that Joltnlon bas only oae know!. edleallle polltlc&l ambauador to oortbartl polltlcw - Post. master General Lawrence o•. Brien. But the view 18 that O'Brien, as a cabinet member and aWl a lop ClllllfeBalonal llaliOn man, simply wears · too mony bats today to pol hill pullUcal taleals to full uee. Many Democratie governors - and other lop parl)l f1gurea - an tired of bavlng JoJm. dlsclooed, "-ver, 11111 1011'1 pollUeal plans 1or chan&· m1181 rulllllc 8IIIIMII tllea es lbereitl) SPfllllll on them II llelleve lflat _ , e f t h e 1r the last minute. They are equalpipes uve aa atlr reo1 e1111111 ly weary of bavlng no good ... Pmldeal'l lwlllrtnM ... While House lialeolng pos~ liD doinl too llllldl hhnoell - ·IIIII useful presideutial guidance, ao lelllng p 111o1e tblags 11e ofdaer clear, unwavering sign ot prest. jca~mol lludle 1M" does a ol dellllal intereal in their problllllferslanll. !ems. AI least two governors 1111 Tile way lhe critical sown1111 ... 11, .II!Woa'• eJHe • 1privalety that be hod to change I materially in this respect If ..._vett pelltleal melhodl 1o1- -Wbm 1 ---------- in Pittsburgh Schenley 5I Sprlngfteld Catholic IK Two games will hl""'i•ht the Cedarville ••u • Lakewood 74, Dayton Chaminade 56 entertainment. The WI-'! 42 DayiDnCarroll Alunml wtn batUe the Seniors! Lof'ID, gaining champCleveland Lourdes 'II Bellbrook 75 Xenia Wilson ii4 in the preliminary game. The lonship form, which acDetroit Notre Dame 6'1 Dixie T1 Brootville 58 faculty will take on the jun-1 cording to SEOAL sportsCleveland Chane! 54 Lemon-Monroe li(l Lebanon !5 lor class in the main bout. I writers and radio broadcaej St.John 57 Miamisburg 68 Oakwood i5 Tickets are on sale at Slone'•\ ters will win the Chiefs SEOAL ALL GAMES Perry 41 Dayton Wllhur Wrigbl 6S Sunoco in Gallipolis, or from ' their first Southeastern Ohio TEAM East 75 Dayton Patterson any member of the FFA. 1 League flag In _16 ydearsf 'ttn!edg By JOE GERGEN i' banging in a state of Athens .. ...... ~ OL Col~bus Brookhaven tli Tipp City 51 Wayn~ 58 All proceeds will go toward all the way m e ea tbe Columbus Eastmoor 82 Frurborn 81 Vandalia Butler 79 ~"FA chapter projects during W. ... 1 111111111111 llllftlltory of Mondll Wellston 75-67 Friday UPI llports Wrller suspended animaaon but Jackson . - .. . .. 6 2 541 4Tl Walnut Ridge 50 Dayton Roosevelt 48 1967 llld Hond1 •IX:IniWI• , .. aiftt to fttrill night. The Illioois basketball picture lllini have not lost tbolr artistry Middleport .. .. 4 2 360 330 Columbus West 82 Dayton Colonel White 86 • • -.1 whlld 11a1111 on JOUI' lift lid. .......... 11ft ....... hllftJ .mount Jt was lbe Cbleltelna' fourth on the court. Logan .... - .. 4 4 473 Marion FrankUn 12 Ft.Recovery 86 Ohio College Basketball Scores ~ ... ,_ PI Mil .... • tMnl pl~rt fir IMIIJ' ,_,. .. COIM. Juel five h111111 before the Pomeroy ·• .. ··3 3 367 .... Grand lew 77 Grov p 1 46 M · Lo straight Southeastern Ohio Lea- j fS apt.Ufe Illinois team wat:llCheduled to Nelsonville ..... 2 4 350 v e or arron cal 64 By United Press IDternatiooal SELECT YOUR ltOD£L OR ACCESSORY MOW fOR SPRINQ DELIVERY. WE PftO· gue triUIIIIio after two opeolng New Albany 83 . Dayton MeAdowdale 48 Ohio State 61 Army 59 VIDE FREE LAYAWAY SEJMCE. game defeats. 'lbe victory plac· take tbe court' "agalnat Calfor· Gallipolis .. ... 2 ti 480 Mt.~emon St. Vmcenl 41 Dayton Kiser Dayton 100 Loyola 90 •Hond• prlcellta/1 at ed Logan in undisputed third nia at Chicago ~urn Friday' Wellston •• .. •• 1 I 419 Upper Arlington 51 Franklin Monroe 10 Bradford 62 y to fl $215.00 place with a 44 conference reo.0 flUIDp l Big Ten conlmiPlODer Bill Reed ·Westerville 47 Wilmington 47 East Clinton 42 oun~s wn lllinois Wesleyan 66 •"n 11111W wt 11P •nd dtlivlo ~Mra rd announced thai the school had SEOAL vAIISITY Plain City 57 Ansonia 69 Quaker City Touroament 0 Deteotuoa co-champion Wellsuspended 12 athletes for TEAM wL p West Liberty ·Salem 55 (ot) New MAdison 67 (ot) . 74 Grove City (Pa.)j ~--60ston dnlpped 11a flflb loop game ' receiving financial aid in excess .Athens .. _ .... 5 o 200 Columbus Wehrle 38 ,Dayton Belmont 76 51 (championslripl Rawlings Honda Sal" in Ill Ollflngs. Overall, Logan py United Press IDieruallooal of mnf.erence. standards. Jackson .. .. ... 5 1 410 , Teas Valley Reserves 34 ' Dayton Dunbar Va. State 84 Bluffton 110 1 WY 2·2151 MIDDLEI'OIIT OHIO ill 4-4 while Wellalon 11 1.0. w·u Chamberlain is using his The_!Dimediate result ~as the Logan . . . . .. .. 4 2 371 Clark Nortbeaslem 59 Canton Timlr:en 92 Barberton 74 lconsolation) I 1 Tile boat Goldi!SI Rocket& lei) t' . 1 Los benching ol the team s high Middleport .. .. 3 2 284 . Sprrngfreld Sirawnee 58 Canton Lincoln 75 behiDd :D-14 alter one period :gg:~es P[:cs~c:ot ~~='~tuffings scorer, Rich Jones, and another Nelsonville . , .. 2 3 300 Zanesville Rosecrans 59 Canton C C 50 of action Friday. Logan lncreaJI. f th Nar nal Basketball regular, ~ Dunlap, as well as Pomeroy . . ••• 2 3 309 Northland 02 Massillon 74 · · ed Ill lead ID nlne points in out o . e ro the placmg on probation of Wellston .. .. I 5 350 587M7lraror·entttoan 4523 . Youngstown East 59 _. coach Harry Combes. Anyone Gallipolis .. ... 0 6 338 wwu . -.. - alter leading Assocratron. ,"....'-,erva 121 Carrollton 64 the ~•-' 66 »-30 duriDa 1nterm1aa1oo. Chamberlain, Philadelptda's 7- who expected the Dllnl to fold TOTALS Z% Z% 26ZO Mansfield 5e · 69 o • .o.~• . outscored Logan loot.! eenter, baa been shooting like an accordion, bowever, had Mt Sterling 14 1 mor Tire '"'''"'"• 75 WellsiDn ·6'1 Lorain Senior 24-21 111 lhe 11naJ period, but field goala al an astounding .691 anotller think coming. 1 SEOAL RESERVES Clearfork Wooster 53 82 50 the dsmage bad been dsne. cUp throng!_IOU! the _seasonhand Combes rushed sophomores TEAM w L p OP Mansfield ., "alabar Lincoln ll4 llilliard 41 Closest the ~ could his favorite clay prgeons ave ?ave Scholz and Dennis Pace Nelsonville .. .. 5 0 224 DeSales 78 Mifflin 33 Lexington 6'1 Loudonville 58 eome ID the towenng Chief· bNn the takers. _ mto the breach and they Athens .. .. .... :; o 189 53 Dublin 31 tatna wu 35-H al tile start. of In three games ~gamst Los performed admirably as the Wellston •. . ... 3 3 285 83 Ashland 55 thet bird llaDZa. Logan's blf- Angell!l to date, b1g Wilt baa llllnt _rallied to defeat the Bears Jackson .. .... , 3 3 191 64 gesl lead was SZ-39 late in this conni'Cted on 31 of '.fl au:~~ f!l-7 m overtime lor their fifth Pomeroy .. , z 3 185 Parkersburg Catholic 52 same 1tanza. from the lteld for an incr e win in six starts. Logan 2 4 269 87 New Lexington70 Wellston out.rebol1'"'ed the .838 mark. Included in thai total Leaders WID Middlepo~i :: :: 1 4 209 West Muskingum 82 Philo ~ Chleflalns, aNf. 'lbe Rockell Ia the 11_ field goals hn ma.de Top-ranked UCLA and third- Gallipolis . . .. . 1 5 201 48 Morgan 36 bit 21 ol 54 field aoata lor 311 l'rldsy mght m 16 tries while ranked Louisville both won as TOTALS zz zz 1753 COLUMBUS (UP!) - The 61 Cadiz 44 per cent. Logan bit '11 of 59 lor leading the 76ers to a 118-107 they pleased to remain undo. , Local 79 Skyvue 55 Oltlo weekend •kl conditions as ALL CARS ABE REDUO'..D% !8 per cent. victory. feated. The Bruins roared past FRIDAYS RESULTS reported by the state Develop•ll Both teams were hot at tbe Philadelphia, naturally, has Notre Dame 911-6'1 without (Vanity). . \;::~vi::~ men\ Department · I 64 Chillicothe 5? Valley HI'... Lo . gao Coo""• foul line· Wellston Sank 21 Of won all three games from the reIyr·ng too heavr'Iy on b'rg Le w Jackson 83 Gallipolis 71 COME IN and SEE 'niES£ SI4AIPII:S 102 ""' "'' • 27, and Logao hit 21 01 33 free Lakers and now have won 32 of Aleindor and the Cardinals Logan 75 Wellston 67 Cleveland St.Joseph 15 4-5 inch hoe, m~a·kin;. · ~~g~=Ha~r;jl toiSet. tbeir 35 games this season. That criiShed a good LaSalle club 1()6. (Reserves) Clay Twp. 67 Notre D>m• 54 good condition, "' 1966 Chev. Malibu 4 Door H.T. Greg Poston pum~ in 28 leaves the 76ers a full six 88 by laking command of the Jackson :W Gallipolis 31 Northwest 78 Green 70 chair lift at noon tnday. 8 cyl., auto. trans., pow. steering, R&H points to pace Logan s attack. games up on Boston in the backboards. Wellston 61 Logan 47 .. Clear Fork Valley, w•• $2495 Now Only $2291 . t Robthabile Buescher totaled 18 for Eastern Diviaion atandlnga a!· Kentucky, begiMing to roll SVAC STAN~INGS . Coldwater 93 Cehnrc IC 59 County, ~10 inch bue, 4 IDCIIies iJ 1964 Ford Gal. 500 4 O.Or osen h Ce1 r ped St LoraiD Adnural KingFlOOdl ru new BDOW, good coodllions, game thaush t e tica c rp . after a sbaky start, won its own m ay ~ bar double chair llfl and bl!r 8 cyl, aulD. Irani, power steerifii. 11&11 111 th prellmlnacy Now Only $1495 WellsiD:'a reserves romped ~ Louis 114-103 while . Detroit invltalion~l tournament by beat «AAl Ga111011) Defianee 58 Wapakoneta 56 &..... Bowl, Harrison Ceunh · Wa• $1795 easy _. victory. Box score dawned Chrcago 10.1"10' . ! m other lng tnwerrng Kansas State 3-79 TEAM W L P Jackson Center_ 85 Russoa 66 inch hse, malting .._, JIO<•d 4 81 7 1111 1962 Ferd Gal. 500 2 O.Or ol the varsity game· games. after Oregon State edged Penn Eastern . . . ... . 5 3 4!2 St.Marys 63 Ehda 57 conditions one rope. 8 cyl., std. trans. with ov« drive . R&H LOGAN (7i)' Chamberlain shared_ team State GH!in double overtime to Kyger Creek ... 4 4 477 Crestview 74 Lincolnbiew 67 Alpine Valley Geauga•· ~;II w. $1095 - - - - - - Now ()lily $895 Westfall, s-7_ 13, Weiland, scoring honors of 24 points with take consolation honors. Hannan Trace .. 4 ( . 493 a., FI.Loramie 66 ly, 3-W inch 'baae, m 1965 Mercury Mouferey 4 O.Or &.Henry 111 Parttway 7' heavy, rope tow and 4-z.-10· Slone ~- Kem· Hal Greer as the 76ers ripped The lOis of Jones and Dunlap Southwestern ... 3 3 340 8 cyl., std. trans., power oh!erin&, RltH per ,_: 1_ 11 . 'erews Grove 95 operating. 7. open a tight battle with a siring cost the Iltinl a combined North Gallia . . .2 4 330 Was $1995 Nw Only $1795 p.;ry 1 Poe~ 1...._: of 10 points midway through the average of 39 points but Scholz Delphos Jefferson 71 Snow Traila, Ridlland Collmy,,jf :II; WTALS z7- 21-75: final period that increased tbeir scored 22 and seniors Jim SVAC VARSITV Is;~:. 71 Graham Local 10 9 inch base, :Hnchel oew II f:BEAI'IES WELLSTON (171 lead to 106-90. Dawson and Dean Flessner took EAM OPII Nortbern 83 good te very good, ebalr Buescher, 7-6-111; Lavender, Elgin Baylor of the Lal:era up tho slack with 24 and 23 T Creek W L ~ 214 Ridgemont 65 and beginners T-bar open JAKE YOUR PICK, ONLY--- $125 4-9-17; Martin, 1-0-2; Hav- topped all scorers with 30 polnll points, respectively. Dawson's Kygther G . · · ·3 1 Ottawa Glandorf 79 Leipsic 51 ing weekend. e1961 Deda• 4 Dr. 6 cyl. Aut . ...ans., ..... & h11t. burli; Z-1-.>; King, 2-1- 5; and Jerry West added 20 for jump lhot with 12 seconds left Nor allla · · · 2 1 182 ';li----~~~~~~~~~~~-----2 Jeffers H-15 · Downard o- Los Angeles, which wenl down bo regulation time lied the game Eaatem · · · · · · · · Z .260 S e1940 Dodge 4 Dr. 6 cyl Std. tr-. Radlot & Haat. W; IDrW _: 2z-21-6i to its jhlrd straight defeat and 80-M. Southwestern · · · I 2 164 e1959 Ply. i Or. 6 cyL 1111....- . r.U. a hMier . ~ Quarters: rmalned buried in he Western Alcindor, the 7-loot-1 giant ~~~Trace · · ~ 1: Logan ... -· .. llO 15 It 21 - '/i Division cellar. who leeds thl! nallon's major Wellollill ... .. 14 16 13 24 - 61 Boston, beaten by the Hawks college players in scoring, SV AC RESERVE Reserves - Wellston 61 J..o. in their last meeting when dumped in 25 while playing only l'• po 47. vlayer-mach Richie Guerin link part of the game as the Bruins TEAM W L P . a desperation shot In tbe llnal spurted to a 42·!11 halftime Eastern . . . . . . . 4 0 133 COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS New Pblladelphla 83 second, kevt pace with Philildel· margin and coasted to their Kyger Creek .... 3 I 161 • . Mansll~ld Madison 59 pbla as Sam Jones and John flftb straight win. Luciua Allen Hannan Trace .. 2 ! 120 · Phone 593-7781 South Cetllral 6f Monroevtlle 411 Havlicek scored 32 and 20 added 21 lor . CLA while ·North Gallla .. .. 0 3 82 ' South ~ -' Monroavllle 49 polnta, respectively. Ge'ne Thor· Dwight Murphy paced tel Southwl!ltern . . . 0 3 M Qtltfln. Nilr IIJ!I*m II mo1ea IIIII·St. LouiJ with IL ·beleaauered lrltit lilltiiiL WALl I I ... ........2. ::..;z I • ' . ----- .. -------·--·--· Oblo Hlgil School Basketball ILima Bath IK Lima Perry Hannan Trace school olfl. By UDiled Press Inlerualional Lima Shawnee 115 Sylvania f6 ciall in Mercerville announced Jacl<oon 83 Gallipolis 71 Miller City 103 Kalida 92 Saturday that the Hannan lt~=~~~Heighta 60 Berea 38 Dayton Roth 5I Trace Future Farmers of Amer· II North 52 Midpark 28 Dayton Slivers '1 ica will sponsor a donkey b... Olmsted Falla 57 Westlake 46 Blancheatar 14 game on Tuesday Jan. Brecksville 48 Strongsville 29 Cllnlnn.Massle 52 beglnnlng at I p.m., the 1.1eveland East Tech 62 Greenon • Covington 5'1 school gym. I Clevelland West Tech 80 1 I gi ue HDnaA !!! gift llrlifitDtl · . NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY DURING OUR Christma 1 2-3- -If. ! '"- ---- - - -·- . ·- -.. -· ---- .. -· .-·· .-.-.. .. -··- -~- ~ ~ .. •. ~ - -·,. .... --.. -· .......... ·-.. . . "" ,. , .......... .,. - __.._... ,..._.,...... . . . ... . ., ,... . .,. -- - .... ""'~~r-;..· ·-~ NYE UNIVERSin VOLKSWAGEN SAliS e SERVICE .u....... ,.... "' e KEITH GOBLE FORD Used CarLot Middleport· ' (\ •' Hannan Trace FFAToSponsor Donkey Contest Conditi'ons ,r: "7" """',l)"' w. Weekend Ski =.,r:;,:;e, o;::. :=\1!: """"" · Loses fJl D • t .1. on rOln man' r w ~:,·n s Co·.n test Jt' ._a-n. lldcloa biUd Ill mark to &4. In league play, lhe llf QUJrlerl• lroDmen trail Atllelttl by a ball 11!111111 ...... ·I! 17 18 2e - ' game with a 1-1 Qlll'k. GaliiJ)I!IIII · · .. 19 17 U I' GAlli will bt Idle lllllil J.., RIIU'IMS - JIClfuon If .Gal li. I, ..... Lngq vfllU tile Blue polls N. Devlll gym. Jaa- JlaYI al ---, _ . , • Die. •· LEGII4 WJN8 Ia Friday's prel.lmlnJry 111111 JackliOII'I reserve!! nlpped ~ MADRID (UPI) -Jose Le&ra mue Imps, 36-34. a. Cosby acor· ol ~pam renutllll'4 ID ~ ed lbe winning pal with 49 conlen~oo for Flub Elord• S lllCODds remaining. Tbe Imps world J~or u,Jitwelght tiUe 111 milled two foul shot allealpls. ou~lnlillg GbMI'J I.ove . AJ).)o w!lb 10 seconds remaining, ley m •. ~ersial IJ.ro¥!MI Greg Smith paced 1ile llltPI frght ~'"rlday nigbL with 16 points. Lee Burson had Although an Allotey cembina10. Mades and Arbaugh each lion almost kn<icked ~ bnd five for the winners. unconsciouJ in the tigb111'' Boll score of tbe varsity tbe Spalllard Wll ewardid game; decillion by an llallaD li!Fji£. JACKBON (13) The crowd of14,000 filii~ Glillland, 13-7-33; Glaqow the referee as be began 1-0-Z; Greea, 1-+-2; Howe, Legra out in the eighth, but :1'"! ~7~: Lucaa, 11-&-0: Mount, ref.,-.. theD warned Allowi o1 2--+-8: !llulllns, 5-1-11; Pat- an Ulegal punch. ton, 1-0-2; 'rol'Al8 &-Ill83. Parma 83 Qeveland Helibll 56 GALLIPOIJB (71) Bedford 03 McCar'.y, IHHI; Jackson, Garllald llelghta .I I (01) U-4-28; S}llllcer, 8-1-17; Ford, 3-3-i: Gilkey, Z-W; Ryal, 14-2; Davidaon, 3-Z8; Meadows, t-z-2; TOTAI8 32 dT • h Dump LakerS ---- -:.:'="'.:::,,.., Tllz·n 0 ,·s .1. j "'6e C ~Dr:. QUICK QUIZ The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 25, 1966-5 by tar tile 111M player tile Clllllul uw f.ae. ed all , . , piiiiJtl( Ia Zl ro the vl!!Wn, Cbrfs M~ bad 11. For GAHS, Gent Jpekaon came off the benCb with 4:51, left in the lll'lt ptrlod, and 1111mediately 111arkad the GallbiDI with his shzling oulllde ahooling. JacksQJI wound up with 28 points. SopholltDrt IIU&rd Tom Spt11cer turned In 1 brlWaAI Jllll'formance wlllt 17 points. Jolm Davidson fiolsbed with tiBbl, Bob Ford got nlDe, and Rod Gilkey was limited to Dve tal· lies. Qalllpolla out-reboullded the IronmeD, 41-88. DavldaoD bad 12 llllliJ, Jlcklon W and GD· key DIDe. Gilliland bad 11 for the wlttnel'l. GAllS hit » of 83 lteld &Oil attempll, aud 1J ol 11 free ~. Jackson hit 32 of 80 shots frollllhe lleld, and ldded 19 of :It free toues. Gliltpolil oulleled ill 10tb stral8ht league oelhack covering a two-year period. Tba Dev· ils art &-8 In loagllll play, aDd U for tbe MIIIOA. a:; : Do KlTT. 1 --=;---,::--;--=--""'-;-;--;---;;--:-;----;;:--; :;:-;-;;-;;;;-- ; : - -- - - - - - - - - Chiefs Lead All The Way, PostonNets28 pllgbl: Democratic political moc1Jan. (lllll bolil lhelr hlllre proisms are ID be more effective ~Jed~ IIIII ~ OWD chaaceo of than tbey were in 1968: I'HiectioD ill Utll. By LOUIS CASSELS arrogance to apply human On the other hand, you have That he baa allowed the Tbelr o_ulburst at White SuJ. UDited PresaiDlerllal1-r ooncepts of probability to God's to consider lhe milli!>ns ol D•mocratic Natiooal CommJt. phur ,.SprUJis was unique In ''Be Mt afraid," the _herald actions? Throu&h acience. and people ...in every generation, lee to atrophy la only part of recent palllical history. It sueangel said to the sh1vermg logic, we can learn a great deal every culture, every nation, the story, lhough much was apled depth of feeling which shepherds. about the what and how ol the every class ... who have soberly beard from tile governors on ialsr backtracking by some "Behold, I bring you good universe. But we are always testified that they bave come to this score. Tire biQer point u •IOvemors eould not paper over. news•. .for to you is born thts ronfronted with mystery when know God because of what that lhat lhere is really 011 effective That they chose to meet at day in the city of David a we try to penetrate into the carpenter did and said in White Houae politieal opera- all in the ilare of a paeral aavlor, who Is Christ the Lord." why. Palestine 20 centuries ago tion. covernon' conference waa a TO you ...thla dsy. QlleltJon Tile Wby . · . Men who know the President puge ol frustration. Wl t h ID those foor warda lies the The basic lnscrulahillty of the The _Enghsh poe~. Joh~ BI'!J';: well have been saying quietly perfunciDry national committee meaning of Chriltmas. universe begins with its very man,_ m hiS poem Chrl8tmas, for a long lima that he per· meetings beld only once a year, Tire baby who was born in existence. (published by John Murray Ltd. soaally hal given up trytna to party flgurea baYe bad Oil real Bethlebem on that silent nlghl Why sbould anything at •II as part of Betheman's Collected master the crucial fimdameg. way to talk 11111 their common It Every did not belo"!l to the shepherds, exial? Why la there a universe Poems), ~s put the choice very I tal~. of northern Democratic problems. or to tbe wrse men from the inatead of nothingness? loquenlly · politics. Ilia use of While House They seized their ehance at East, or even to Mary his When men ba\le found an- "And Is 1 t true? And is it Iaide Marvin Wataoo of Tez. White Sulpbur Sprinp. And Wl-ltLE J(ABOODLE IS mother. •wers to that question, u. will be true, as as a political helper seems their real message to Lyndon UP OF COLLf6E·lYPE BO't"S A~D He oelongs to everyone in time enough to ask why God "This most tremendous tale symbolic of tbis atutude. Jolmtoa was to change himself, GRANDMA IICSES STAND·lNS ... every generaHon - Including should have eii'Cted to manifest of all, To rellalld lhe aalloDaJ com- DOl Just the aalloaal eommlltee •·you ...thl• dsy." himself in a remote comer of "Seell in a stained-glass mlttee, •• the Prealdell II ..W or the working IIi Great Society The good news first pro- tbe Roman empire at a lime window's hue, prognutiL elaimed on a Judean hillside IS when transportalloa and com- "Baby in an ox's stall? 11111 fresh , still llmaly, sill! municolioa factilllea were pr~ "The maker of the sLars and Q _ ~nidi 11 tile Illest SUNDAY meaningful on Christmas, I!Jti6. mitive, instesd of waiUng until sea n •• ~. IIIlo 11ona1 aJ 111 ..e ,.,..r M f Lo ' · es~ge o ve he could travel around the "Become a chrld on earth for A _ That of Dentnarlt ( TIMES.SENTJNEL And what IS that good news? world by 1et plane and speak to me' large white - · on e ad , ...,. _., - ., no 8 101' .,.., 101 eo. It is the news that God came II t by tel 1 "And · ·1 t • F · · ""r . a na '001 ev1s on. I! 1 rue. or tf 1t is, field), known 88 the Daruie. eALLIPOLII DAil't ntau•• · mto the w~ld, bearing ~II of But did be really manifest "No loving fingers tymg brog or Daniab Cloth, datins ..:,, !'!'.':: 01 ... tbe Umltalions of ordimrry himself Z,OOO years ago in sirlngs from' 1219 ,.,. ""''#~1 1 · manhood, to live, auffer and die PalesUne? "Around those !issued frippe · Q 11 Bulley'l eome1 ::'Mt .. ~~.:::; among men, in order thai they Orristmas always _poses that . ries, due 1o appear IIPiiiT - ;r.'""""~"~•m••• 111 "•* "'-· - · ""'" mrght see for themselve:l how queolion-if you lind. Ume• "Tire . sweet and silly Chrl<t· A - It 1aa1 appeared in 1919 •m. r •• ,,.,..,......,,_,.. h I muc be Iaves tbem, and eorn amidst aU the prep11111t10ns and maa' thmgs, and Is due to appear agaiD '!'I ..,,.. ,..,, • - " "'" "'til~====== I to love him in return. merrymaking, ID lhlnk about "Bath salts and inexpenaive sometime in l981i or 1986. =.~Ttl\: ~"" • ,_..,, ' Fantastic, you say? anythlng that oeriouo. scent, , ., '::&, Perhaps. ·Each Mual Aalwer "And hideous tie ao kindly I Q Who mmprlaed th • _ , . , . . , To lboae who have fixed idft!Is ll's Jl quesllon every person meant, . boi!<ftefd ClllllhlnldloD · bon .::'~.== r:"o~!: ,.,. about the way God ought ID ali, bas ID answer for llilmelf. It's a ''No love that in a family Iu "TH Folr IIGnemeD el :;:.."'~"~,.:.~~ W, U may seem hignl)' unllktly gamble eigher way-tnd it's dwells, INotre Dlme"f - "'' 1111 "" .,..,, ·~ \hat he IYould chOOM. •• the your ilfe you're betting, "No carolling in fro•ty air. A _ Elmer Layden 11te full.. "~;:':',.:;:-.,, - "" ' '" \lehicl• for his aelf-dlsclllliUre, On one band, you bave to "Nor all the steeple-sh•k!ng Iback; Jim Crowley ~ Doa "'l,..-~\:1. '~,::."1.=::~::, 10 11" ' " ,,. the human life of a Jowlsh weigh the seeming lmplmsibili- bells • Miller , tbe halfba·•·· and H•• !,;lUI' ... . , en n•WI "'''" , .. carpenter. . ly of lhe _whole thine. GOd born "Can with thla Bingle II'Uih ry Stuhldreher, lite quarter. _,.,. " '"" "'"'"''" ·~· '"" But la 11 not the ultimate in a stable I oompareback. .. - - • - "'"" Se Logan Skyscrapers Bump W'"'. . . . 75-67For Fourth Loop WinlnRow 1'ord to LBJ: 'Get With It Or Kiss '68 Victory Away' BY BRUCE BIOSSAT WASHINGTON (NEA) -Despite aftermath clenlala by some Democratic govl!l'DDn, the fact seems to he that their Sulphur Sprlnga caucus the 1968 electiOIIS was very !':~concerned~ wllb Prealdenl I; persollal 1Jna8e. One souroe privy 111 lltelr meeUng tit 1be Vlrglnla resort IIYIIIUIIIY tbe govemors present lndlthat unhapplnels over his waa a COJDIDOD tbread their otherwise eumplaintlJ. waa not of course real com~y lor aov: Bmnlgia of Indiana wbo the Prealdent ' pershould decide not to nm 1968, or Gov. warrea j Heltme8 of Missouri who pubsaid the pal'tJ llseu mlgbt advised to set him aside If matters did oot Improve. Talka wllb several partido BY HOBART WILSON, Ill. Ill in the second, lour in the in 90 118<!0nda alter the opening men in lhe third periOI!, lplll- and of the third period, GABS "We had tbem on lhe ropes, third, and 11 in the final canto. tip before Bob Fork broke the ling the ueta for 24 points. The was 011 top, but by a mere three IMit we couldD't !mock them And the score by qUarters indl· lee for GAllS with a free to's Ironmen eommllted nlne lurl>o points - IJ0.57. 0111." cale what tumovero will do to at the 6:30 mark. oven int Ills stanza, GABS loll :Ford opened the final period Thus spoke Galllpolla cage a hell club. The lightning fast Irorunen the ball only lour limes. with a free toss, ID8klng it a1mentor Duke Bur10n Friday Jackson ootscored the Ga!Uana continued PUDIPing go a Is Witb Geu (Jtdco) 67 with 7:23 remaining in .the mgbl followin& Gallipolis' IS • 90-19 in the first stanza, and through the hoops throughout leading lhe Ullllll, tU BIDe game, Then came a GARS 11 lou to Coach Dave Fisher's 211-11 in the 6nat perind. JHB tbe initio! stanza, leading at Devils erased a llopoiDt deft. turnover. JIIS tallied quickly. Jackson's fronmen before a bad siX turnovers in the second one point S3-!i. Eighteen sec- ell to go altead SUO - tbllr. II was 61-51 with 7:06 to go. good-111!8 , holidBy rrowd in the canto. onds remained in tbe first per. first lead- wllh 3:13 remOlD· Howe atole the ball once aIJAHS gymnastwn. Gallipolis outscored Jackson iod wbea the lronmen enjoyed inC in tbe IIdrd eii!IIO. GABS gain, hit Paul Green down floor "Tbe ball bat lo alarl boan· 24-10 in the third period - the their biggest lend of the nighl. hll U 01 %AI lhota ID IIIla pea-- with a long paas, and it was cln& our way 101111," coallnued Jronmen committed eight turn. The Gallians oommitled ooly lod. Juloe Jacboa pumped ill 61-411 with 6:211 to go. BunOD. "Willi the uceptloo overa in Ibis quarter. Jackson one turnover during the next 11 of bla ZS points durin& tbo Monte Gi!Wand slammed in tf lhooe tumoven (31) onr had a bad night moving the ball three minutes ol play, allclng abtee, a crip 16 seconda later, followboyo looked llbarp oot lhlll'll too. The fronmen I1Ad 22 turn- Jackson's huge lead to a mere Gallipolla hiked lis lead ID inB another GABS turnover, 'Ole tonigbl," -tinued the lloUIS overs. two points -32·30, Thai's whee four point&, 58-M ltb 2:trZ left. lronmen were on lop to stay. eoadl. M01l of tie Galll11118' b•d Fisher regrouped his forces. With !8 seconds on the clock, In a brief spaa of three minGallipolis, alter a shaky first passes came as a resnll of Jackson ripped off seven tbe GalllaDII appeared on their uteo, sill second•, Galllbolls COlliquarter which found the Blue Jackson's fine press. Wbeo straight poiniJI following a lim.. way to a major upset. The Bur· miUed nine turnovers. Jaekaon Devils tralllng as much as 1> tile lronmen got the foul trou- out. Thereafter, the two clubs sonmen enjoyed a five p o l.n I racked up 13 points, holdmg lbe points, 05-30) rallted in tbe sec- ble midway In tile oemnd per· trAded baskets until lntermls· leAd, I(»S, Devila to ore. That gave tbe ond and third perinds to over- iod, Ftsber called off Harold sion. Jackson led 47·36 at hall· However, back came tbe Blue lronmen a 7~1 lead wit~ 5:0! take the lronmen and ted 611·5> Howe and company. Tbls came time. . . Devll turnoven - four in the remaining. From here on, Fishwith 48 seconds left in the third wltll 5:3f left la lbe hall. Gallrpolta stunned the Iron. final 48 aeconda - aud at the er ordered hiS boys to play 1tanza. Jacbml held a two point lead, possession bal1 But while eejoytng a five IWI. nf' Tba Blue Devils began fouJ,. Un tmeStne '-w, ~-t slnkln•• 1ree point lead, lhe Galllana miued UniU then, Jaekaon had fore..,. JacksoD """ •everal taplna - Hmlld night ed the Gallians to commit nine tooaes during the final lhret in a row IIIla has happened - turnovers. It appeared the !rollmlnulea. It was another heartand the lronmen bounced back. men might run the Galllans brea1ting loss for thl! Burso0o The 30 turnnvers really hurt loin the Ohio river during thl! men. Ga!Upolis. Tbe Blue Devils com- first 10 minutes ofplay. GDiflaDd topped Jacksaa's mllted nine in the llrsl period, JHB zoomed abeAd 1H1 with-r., wltll II poillls. Howe, J......, Washington By-Une dren wbldr she has had to endure, that It should he a work of real value and merit which Mrs. Kennedy ahould be tryiD&' to suppress. Mrs. Kennedy requested Manchester to write tbe book so that there would be at least one complete and aceurale account of tbe ~ssassinalion, She gave ~ author full freedom and full cooperation in wbat bas been an lmmeuse Iaili. At ~let request, and at the request& of hor family and friends, be has made numerous reVlaions. U there is now a clasb between wbat she considers her right to privacy and what Manch..ter believes Is his duty ID truth and to tbe memory of the late President, she can only regret having atarted the whole thing. But she c8DDOI "authorize" what history shall say and shall not say about IIer personal tragedy nor which historian shall say 11, as she bas in at least one other instance. Christmas! Ah, 'tis a magic word. Such a small wor:l with sum a lot of meaning. Just mention this word, Chrisbne, and watch cbildren's faces lighl up in wonder and parents anile in mysterioos ways. Christmas means laughter, joy, and love, Christmas is songs, games. and parties. Christmas is the giving of gifts and the rushing to and fro lhat this always brings. We spend weeks choosing and buYing the right gilts. We carry them joyfully home and gaDy wrap tbem. Yes, we love doing it. We carefully choose tbe nicest tree and then 1rtm it all bright and abiDing. II Is a giorious sight. We spend hours baking and cooking all those holidsy good· lea and the house is filled with a wonder· lui fragrance. But, wait a momentl Did we Iorge! something? b some one thing missing from the scene? Did we forget to put Jesus there? ' Wldle 11onaa aide, DDI ' llclud1111 1011111 wbo bacllltolrll eon. tampbtlllll bollllltJ to him as 4-The SUnda7 'l'lme.8eDtiDel Stuldq, Dec. 28, 1988 JFK Book Issue--No One Can Win IT WOULD BE IN THE BEST interests JFK Bdltorlal SUNDAY .. eld It would be in the best inerests of everyone If tbe suit to block the publication 11f- "The Dealll of a President" were set· '!l!!ll out of court before its scheduled ~ng in New York on Dec. 27. Which· ever party r·cceives the favorable judg· ment, It can only be a Pyrrhic victory. U William Manchester and his publish· ers are given the go-ahead to publisb first an abrrdged serialization and later the complete book on the assassination of President Jotm F. Kennedy, it will have been, d011e 3t the expense of one who has already suffered immensely and who will now not even oe pen umw we ' ~6... ~;::; her own private grieving memories which she confied to the author. And though tire book may be a notable contribution lo history, this is not what will propel It to the top of the best-sell· er list. It will be put there by people hoJ>" log to extract from it all the morbid details and "Inside dirt" that they can. U he la a writer of integrity, Manchester eould not but deplore this. Yet Mrs. Kennedy bers.eU bears the responsibility for the bcadlines which have made the book known to every news paper reader. The manuscript is estant and has been read by scores of persons in the publishing industry, and because of her action, the very parts of it she objects to as "tasteless and distorted" have become public knowledge, mostly in form of rumors. It Is her suit and not tire book which ·will, as she charges, "result in precisely the sensationalism and commercia\lsm which we - Robert F. Kennedy and 1aoughl 10 strenuously to avoid." Even 11 ~hot· !lbonld "'cceed in barring its publica· lion this time, she will only insure that it will be published by someone else some other time. It is particularly sad and Ironic, in view ·~ the flood ol cheap movie and romance magazine articles about her and her cbil· Prealdenl. 111 an 111e ear~,y 11oara while be was trantlca!JJ lrJIDC to keep tbe IIIV8I'IIIIIellt IOltt& to avoid a .ense of aa11o1ta1 rut!deriii88DOI8 be waa rmtlnnou. ly and ~ t:aDCefued ~ the lllldentaudable gr1e1 of tbe Kennedy lolJowers attd • ev. ery effert to show to thetliiJIIIpathy and nnderalaltdlna. Those who hiiJiperted to 1te close to him in these ~ hours know that Ibis Is lhe truth. 'lbls mllllllDlat, U a personal reference may be escused, latows this as an 17e aDd ear witness. . 'lbere 11, moreover, tbe current testlmoD7 ~ Chari• Roberls, NI!WIWeek • While Rouse correspondent aDd one ol the two reporters present OD the lllgbt from Dallas to Wublnitoo. Roberta I8YI that be aaw 110 show of lnaeDsltivfty by LBl on the plane. ~lwfeed," Nanweek adda "to Roberti aDd CJIII. 1!1'1 tbe ~ Prl!lldent'S beltavlor seemed a matter o1 reetraiDI, and sollcltousnea " Tire truth Is that Mr. JlllmiOtt ID a 'tlesperata at1empt ID avoid any hurt to the Kennedy people, aa bla first act as Prealdent resolved to keep oo evety KIDllflll1 BY wnuaar s. WHITE giveo lht Jl1'811• a Udblt. • What "When 11y1na baet (floJrt DalWASHINGTON - Tire great emerges la a picture of Pmf. -las), the K~ people 4ld aat eontroveny ovet whether the dent JolmsoD'a eon4uet in the wlllll to be 81180Clated with GDCII famDy,...maored book 011 altennatb of tha tragedy Ill Dal- Jcbnson people Ill the plans. the nmeiDatiOD of Presideat 1aa so totally removed frOm A high KeDDed7 altle went up John F. Kennedy Is or is not to trutb aa to IIOeir some eyewll- to a reporter: 'Milke sure you he pub1lahed la BD empty one nesseo who may be crllleal to- report that we rode In the back ~so=lar~u Ita widely-berlided day of Mr. Jobluon'a eooduct o1 with '!II" President and not with attacU upon Prealdent public allaln but neverthel0111 him!. are concerned. cannot atand aWl lor Ibis ldttd Yet another teat la In thll! Among other tblngs, ills pre. of history. fashion: "'lbere waalhls feeUng I ci5I!IY these "inaccurate and It is leaked out by someone among them (some ol the Ken. !unfair" references to Mr. John. th 1 Mr J hnao '"lnslated" ,J. nedy people) that tbi8 was son, as Mrs. John F, Kennedy hi· 0earl~ in and Johnson'• state - Tens. They herself honorably describes ta~ng ~:wPrea~llal and": didn't think be bad anytbioa to which abe now seeks IJe. the Vice-Presidential plane back do with H, but he had brought latedly ID have removed from to Washington and thai Ibis them there. They rememhered tbe lll811U1Cript. "shocked and lnlurlated" un- that 11 Will in Dallaa that Adlai The simple fact, however, is named persons among the KelP ~ev~~~J~ ~ spat upon. that very existence of this con. nedy entourace. The implica· e •..........,. 1 that Johnaon troversy is giving them a world· lion is of a man who bas reach- was ~of:: lh1a conwide circulation that could ed the Presidency through the :;a h ba was no. hardly bave been mnde bigger death of another and Is urgent- ~ e ~ mlnda~' doue ID by any number of formal publl· ly demanding in his aWtndes. ...~ •-n~ of • cations The difference Is that """ ,..._, eourse, over• bel leaked 1 The fact is that Mr. Johnson looked the fact that tha 888a!ISin 011 knew that a terrible responslbl· Will CommunJst.orlented and passs~ea are ng sel~~ely byw:;~o:edinf~nn. Illy lay upon blm to keep the surely not "COII!I!I"Vative• and • :, coolinulty of the Presldeney vi· that, in all his pollUeal Ufe, an • w~s al : process 0 cum a ve 1nnuen slbly going without halt in a Dallas bad been hostile to w~~~ ewnple in American shocked and desolated nation. Lyndon Jobnsoa. po · It was because he waa President What in truth all these leaka Always the etreumataneea are that be bAd to take the Pres!· uneonscloualy l!ltebUah Is the the same. Some anonymous per. dential plane. frightful and hopele11 burden 100 "who baa read tbe book" Annther leak puts it this way: that waa placed 11po11 lhe new Gallipolis Leads Jackson Going Into Final Period,: Ironmen Come From Behind To Trip Bluelib'....Devils, 83to . �f<"."":-.. ..----·:..· ... . ----·:.'.' ' ' "'' ,,;;_, ' / ... I ·. , ' .' .' • '· Rutland Nips Kyger Creek ,56-55· In Final 35 Seeonds sv DICit moMAS ed out a 5&55 win over Coach DaviS in the last 35 !econds Johnny Wickline's Bobcats at uavl!! wl!iJ paced the Red Kyger Creek. <ueil•d victory fur the Rutland Davis, who paced the Blue Jim Devils with 19 points, kept iled Devils of Coach MaJTlS Friday night as they ek· Rutland in the running in the _ _ .. _, P ' \ first half with 12 o! his he saok six field goals, push- bury came through wllh 13 In points, Kyger Creek led lh• Red Devils back into the se~;<>nd ball. . at the half. . the lead twice,, the last lime 53- Kyg~r Creek 'led 14-13 at lbe Duane Knorr, who 51 wtth 1:38 left tn the game. end of ·lbe first period aod 28second witb 17 points, . Harry _Yarbrough cootribut- 21_ at the _hal!. In a low scoring the punch in tbe fourth penod JO pomts and Joe . Hawktns lhtrd pertod, Kyger Creek etgllt for the wtnners. came out on top 36-34 as the Kyger Creek played Without lourth pcrtod started. the service$. of Mike Spaulding, The score was tied f o u r senior lorward, whose scor- times and the lead exchanged mg and rebounding would have nands stx times in the first persupplied the needed punch, iod. The lead chaoged three S~aulding "" in Mansfield with Urnes tn the second period and hiS parents for Christmas. the score. was lied once in the The Bobcats, too, were hurt thu·d penod. with the loss ot Dennis Grose, The action packed fourtb 6-1 junior, who injured his rigllt period saw the score lied twice ankle and had to leave with and the lead exchange hands left in the contest. seven limes as the two squads Jerry Hall, 6-{1 senior, and battled down to the wire. Bradbury, 6-2 sophomor< Knorr rebounded and tald up paced the Bobcats with 21 and a shot to tie it 40-40 at the 6:21 19 points respectively. Hall had mark. Kyger Creek led 45-42 12 in the first half and Brad· witb 5:18 left but two quickies . by Knorr pushed Rutla.nd Into a free throw with 27 seconds left 22. For 'Rutland, Knorr had ·II 46;-45 lead. Bradbury made II to give Rutland a 56-33 leact whtle Yarbrough, llavts anu 47-46, Kyger Crreek, but Knorr Hall's pivot shot .was good and Kennedy ' eRch bad ei&bl. Brad hit from onder the basket and ended tbe scoring at 56-65 with bury bad 10 rebounds lor Ky· Rutland was ahead 18-47. 19 seconds left. ger · Creek and Hall bad eight Hallaod Knorr e.<ehanged bas· Eblin picked up his third Rutland paced by DaM) kets and tbe Red Devils were personal foul of the quarter Yarbrough's 16 points and Jack on top 50-49. Yarbrough sunk a hut Davis missed tbe free tbrow le Robinson's 10 downed Kyge~ toul shot to give Rutland a 51-49 with 10 seconds tell Creek 4~ in the raserve lead. A short jumper by Brad- Statistics showed that Rutlaod game. Jim Tyo, Tom Ree" bury knotted the count lor the made four more field goals than and Steve Spaulding each bau last time at 51-01. Kyger creek but the Bobeata eight points for Kyger Creek Knorr tipped in a miss by had seven more field throws Rutland ....... 13 14 7 22 - 5ti Davis, and in the action Davis than did the Red Devils, There Kyger Creek .. 14 14 8 19 - 50 was fouled by Tom Eblin. Davis was that one point difference. Rutland 156) - Davis, 11-3made a free tbrow to gtve Rut- Rutland shot 67 Urnes and 19: Hawkins, H - j ; Knorr, ~ land a 54-51 lead w•th 1:06 left made !5 field goals for 37.3 per -1-17; Yarbrough, 4-:1--10; to play. Hall made a layup to cent. The Red Devils had six Weber, J--1).-2; Kennedy, &cui tl to 54-53. out of 13 from the foul line for - : .Totals, 25-H6. David was fouled by Brad- 46.1 per cent. Kyger CretlS Kyger Creek 155) Hall, 9bury and made one for two send· from the foul line lor 61.9 per 3-21; Grose, &-:1--2: Bradbury, ing Rutland ahead 55-53 with cent. 7-5-19; White, 4-0-8: Eblin, 35 seconds left. Eblin fouled The Red Devh. had 42 re- ~; Buckley, J--1).-2; Total•, Davis and he made his second bounds while Kyger Creek bad2L-l!Hi5. ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• I •• I .. 50 Years Ago on the River • , ) ) I Gallipolis lnsterests Seek to Relocate Lock and Dam Downri BY DICK THOMAS A Ch I IOn. . 1 rsimas approached this Lock and Dam 25, howeer, l~lle Ohio River communliY_ 50 lasted about 20 years after its ~:~ : 0 • : o : :::!,e betng constr_uction and was fi!'ally D r a . . and demolished alter the conslruc. fo~: ~!~•:rr to ~:poh~ Ef. lion of the l~rge roller dam at dam' wa e • 1a an t~e Eureka. ' constrUcted at Addt· The story of efforts to relo- • . cate the lock and dam are re- The trip of . 11 . . . counted in-this Rtver News lfor the ur :apec on was lsome time'" the Kanawha Riv- 1The Ohio and Muskingum Riv- rR•ver. It will bring another down. item in the Gallipolis Daily reasons ~d :Ia ~ ~~s~tin~ : er, the Gtllham was again head- I ers were both frozen over Mon- dam close to Gailipohs. The / The Ho~~~~~~ Tribune of Dec. 20, ms . in favor of relocating ~ ea~ : lor the Ohto River and ,day, as was also the Kanawha l proposed location is about one ed from Dam 25· lttat is· cha e a ence to the present location R•ver. mile l>eiow the mouth of the ant wharf .In connection with the loca- location ' from six Mi';! lslat:: ~ii~";k and Dam 25, at Stx Dec. Zl, 1116 - The Tell City Kanawha R1ver. · rou~d into , !ton of Lock and Dam 25, and to about one mlle below 1 he Co' ' and, .near Addtson. la•d up at P1tlsburgh and the 1 Dec. !2, ltll - Navigatwn is Kanawha al the special invitation of Cap- mouth of the Kanawha R' i U 1~ Beach 18 of the Engmeers, 1Ruth got as far as Parkersburg, 1 suspended with the packets of heavy r,· lain E. A. Burnsides, general The party was taken on :;:,e;;d vi~:on :~at~.'e Army, and IS Di- ~ and laid up on account of the from Pittsburgh to Louisville. Steel barg~s~ nuui manager of tbe Campbell Creek the towboat Robert p Gillh I . h g er, Central DIVI. heavy Jce I A general resumption will nol linery will Iii built by. Coal Co., Colonel Lansing H. and up the Kanawha ' Riv a~ ~:;"·; JCh has charge of the I There was skating on th eltake place until after the first 1etta Manufact~ · :·eo · Beach, who has charge of all Lock 11, where dangers e:.; j,e.'o H.'~:ral:d all tis tributar. Olno RIVer at Pomeroy ' '\lied- \ of the year. If conditions are their new plant at . , PltJii- • ' tmprov~men~ on the Ohio Rlv. difficulties of river traffic were Umled Sla~a member of the I nesday. . favorable then and free of ice. ant, it is reporled. • . • ~rand .•ts trtbutarles, made an pointed oot to Col. BeaJ;h T bot Bo d Expenmental The D. T. Lane assJSied the The L•lUe Kanawha River at The City of Louisillev ,.,. 0! mspection trip to Pt. Pleasant Measurements of tbe depths of ofot~e ~hio ;,rve:nd is preSident' ~arry Anderson in gelling her I Parkersbu rg is frozen over so , taken from the landing at at. .• Monday. the channel were made and lt of Engmeers. General Board t~anded tow off the Kanawha that teams were reported cross-JrmnatJ to the mouth of tb• Upon the arrival of Co I. was shown that very frequent- Whtle he d•d no IRtver bar Wednesday. The boats mg the l<'e Wednesday morn~ ·l anawha River by ,Captain Ed , , Beach. Captain Burnsides lnvll· ly, in locking tows through ment th t make a state- I \4ent on to CmcJnnah WJth their Img. ill Iamson The Crty or Loul• ed the following parties ht ae- that barges were sunk. ' or lo!·:t~on e t proposed change i coal tows Coa l IS in great de- The Tell Cifv had to brea villf', and her sister shf th company the Colenel on his While at Lock 11 Captain 25 Jt J.s bel"a, Lock and Dam ·mand. through the Ice from Parkers- Ci!~· of CJncmnati are wj I lrtp of Inspection. Captain Otto Reynolds, loclc lender: came a-1wlll ustt f , ~~~ed· that the data Captain ,John Rust of the 01-_1burg to Ptltsburgh on her lasI , te( quarters there. , ,_ By ROBERT WINGETT ~eemelm, general manager, board the Gillham, and gave ' mg l~al l~e cha~n re:'mmend-llo Marmet, here today, reports tnp up .. The Tell City is lalfl ; n e Greenwood is laid up In l& rn-i&!!,fr'f"~Pi§@'t~ Wto Marmet CoaiCo.; Caplam several reasons why he lhought l ge e made. IhiS boat and her low of coat up at Ptttsb urgh. lhe Lomsville Canal on areouut , C. Glaser, Pltliburgh Coal Lock and Dam 25 should be lo- other . . . , are m good shape at Ambrosia Dec. 23, t916 - The ri ver of ire. Mate Jimm ' . Co., Captam Charles Gebhardt, cated below the mouth of the ' clnded· River Ne ws Items tn· ,l Landmg m the Kanawha River. has been falling for a couple known here J·s secondy OoBnrt;~· 1 TODAY'S Tl:IOUGHT lie that talketh what he E J H~eke Tr · 1 · W h h f d AI ' "' knoweth will also talk what he knoweth not.-- Ft·anct's· . . y ansportaUonCo. Kanawha River instead of at , Dec. %1 1911. e ope I e government will "...__"Y~I the dams are 'Greenwood. . and others. Six Mile Island, Alter spendin bie noati~ . . . Constdera- relocate Loc k and Dam 25 be,,--~~,:.:::~----Bacon . --· g_ _ g 1ce " _m the_r~~er: ~w the mouth oltb:__ ~anawha ___ The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Su nd ay, Dec. 25;,1968_ 7 r ' 'I I 1 I r ... f:· I Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 {\fS fANlABtll.OOS! \TS OUR·: • I I' Lewis Tripletts Host Annual Dinner, Reunr·on The Christmas Season of 1966 is here . In only a few hours youngsters Will have their gifts. Thts IS wh~": we realize that the real thrill of Christmas ' :s m the giVIng. We know _the joy of remembering and being re- ' membered dunng this unique time of year. I, at thts time, express my sincere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Triplett a11 those who hav~ been so helpful and ktnd, dunng the · entertained sunday with their ptsl year. The enttre staff, and I, extend verv best wish- traditional pr,.holiday fam ·l , es to all for a happy holiday season. · dinner and reunion. Followi~~ ] Ch t Ha the dinner, Santa appeared and f ~ ddox, the very capable pianist and singer distributed gifts. ~~,f He~!ude~a~~ FI~-.:Sd vlsiting his parents, Mr.' Here for the observance were · Ch · an 1 OX, '· leporl, over the holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. Cbet Haddox and 1 duri e~! who has play~d wtt~ several top-name bands grondson, Shawn Hooks, of Den- 1 n~ IS many years In mus1c, has authored and had ia, Fla., and their son Jan copyrlght,ed I dellg~tfUl song called, "October Twilight." Haddox, from the u 's Arm th Chet s S?~g wrtttng talent comes through clearly in at Ft Knox Ky ·and te;~hf~~;~~~~~n: Pi~h'C': ~e ~as a hit. Chet, presenlly r Haddo~ of Point Pleasa nt, w.· \ drcuit on wee~e~~~- . u er ale, works the ntle dub I Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- ' 1 Mrs Mr: · - - . ..... u .. - STOCK REDUCTION SALE-· WARE HOUSE SALE -- ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ..... PRE-INVENTORY SALE '/ H - , The •dull class of Hy,ell Run Free Melhndtst church Cllio:;I'd a clmstmas party at the home .ol Mr. and Mrs. Milo HutchiSon and daughters on Fnday •venmg, Dee. 1!. _The party was planned and giVen by the young marrlrd class. Attending were Will Hal.,, Mr. and Mr. Guy Kenned 1·, Nr. and Mrs. Emerson HySPil, Barb11ra Smith and Hebe('ra. Odessa Roosh, Ada Keesu, Ida. Richmond, AMa Weich end Jean, Mr. and Mrs. L<'O Hill, Mr. and Mrs, Harold D•whurst, Mt·. and Mrs. Bob Rich- RIZER OIL CO. Is Offering You One last Opportunity This Year To Buy Tires At Real Bargain Prices. SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT S:OO ·A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS :ATl2:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -- THE END OF .. OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Second Annual Holiday Tourney is Dec. 28-29 ''. ' ' The Second Annual Pt. Pleas.- Hy land is an Ohio Conference Otizen's National Bank, in Pl. ant Rotary llt>liday Jnvatatinnal and Mid-America~I _conferen~e [ Pleasa_nt; and Summers PharBasketball Tournament will be official. Newman as m _the Ohao Imacy m New Haven .. staged Wednesday- and Thurs-. Conferrnce and call~ mdepel'ld- Jtotary Club C~mrmtt~';s for -day, Dec. J.8 and 29. in the Pt. ent college ball. He~d~:on ~ncJ t the Tourney ~re. Pub_hcJty Plf'asant High S!.'hool gymnasi· Jarrell are West VirgJma Con- \John Sams~ll, Housmg- BDb ference officials. Butcher Tickets - Jack Buxum. Geoo Bennetl will repl~cei' te,n, Carl Irvi~ and John WiseThe fir st game at 7 p. m. 1'\ewm;;tn the second night of tl•t:: man; Concess1ons - J u d son WPd nesday ni ght will pit Ced- Tournament Bennett oHiciatesi Rrake, Cliff Dunn, Fay Wilson, aJ ville College of Ohio agaiMt H, the \1id-American. Ohio \1;~[. Wadear Thabet, Joe Buffington West Virginia State. Meeting I ley Conference and the oh;a •nd Harley Hartley; and Fin· 1 in. the s~cond ga_me Wednesday . Con rerence. Fowler and Waldit:: ance -. Ray Musgrave, Carroll , mghl Will be ll1o Grande Col· 1 are both registered off;c 1ats. Casto, Charles Lanham and lege, host team, and Concord Til"'kets at $2 for adults ard Frank Kinsky. I Co llege or Salem , W. Va, $1 for stud ents are on sale at Hosts - To~ Fis~er tRio ' There will be a consolation , Bob Saunders Quaker State Grande), .LellZle Hed~1ck (State) and championship game Thurs-- ; Serviee Center. Thomas Cloth. l{udy Fnar (Cedarville) ano day night with the two losus i iers, Haskins . Tanner and The Jack Buxton <Concord) Meals !If Wll!lnesday night meeting at iOhio Valley Bank tn Gallipolis; - Jim Moore and Gary North7 p. m. and the two fir.:;t night I Radin 's Shoe Center, Fruth up ; Dressmg Rooms - B 0 b winners meetin g in the second Pharmacy. the Register, Fish- Shertze~ and Dewayne Cia!· game. :1 ef s Department Store and the worthy, P. A. System - Car· Tronhies w1P be 1.1wardl:'d w - · -·-~---~--- roll Casto; Programs - John ~ . champion and ruo nerup NBA Standmgs Leighty and Ted Whitelock; , teams. A plaque will go to Eastern Dl\'isioo Trophies - Charles Lanham ; Un.. third place ~ta rn and the w. L. Prt. and Dewayne_Clatworthy; D~r 1 ~urney basketb:111 In thP fnurth . Ph ilall(lphic> .12 3 .7J~ 1 Ke~pers - Bill _Brady and B1ll i ~lace team . I ~oston 24 7 .77 4 ~m1lh; and Medical - Dr. Hoy ~ An All . Tour nanll'nl Tea m n\ :\'ew York 15 J9 .·111 Eshenaur. I 1 !Ox players wilr be named by a Cinci r.:1J ti I:! 17 .41~ , F R .AN K FUR T, Germany ~ommHlte of Hotanan s, ti~t! Balt11r.ore 8 26 .Z:l5 1t UPJJ -Canad" scot·ed 11ne gru~l rour coaches. and ~ ports re- I West~rn Di\•ision tr. the second and third periods porters. They wrll also select ; W. 1... Friday night to ga1n a 2-0 ice tfe Tournamenl s Mo:-;t Valuable I San Franei ~co 21 12 .636 hockev decision ovl'f a~ E<t.)t ~layer. won I <J.~ t ~ra r by Detrott 14 1!-t .4~4 1 Germ:m team. Grande 's J im M<lrshal!, now St. Louis 13 l8 .4191 The win was the second ...-ith the U. S. \1ariJl.'.~S in Viet- IChicago 14 23 .178 , !'traigi11 for Canada over 1 '"-'"· . i Los An_~eles 12 21 .m German team m two nights. • RIO Grande defea ted West · - --------·li~rginia State lor the cham- 16- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Dec. 25, 1966 pionship last year anrl will be ] defending its er,,wn . The RedENTRY BLANK •pen Jre 5-3 lor the sea11<.n. I Gallipolis Southern Ohio ,ate is 6-3 and Concord's re.. Golden AAU Gloves Event oor d ·ts. 7·2. ~. . .edani 11 e •s recor d 1 r ~ not availahle. i January 12, 13, 14, 1967 lomciating the first game op- I . AGE .••• cping night wtll be Dirk Hyland FIGHTER 'S NAME .. . .. ol South Webster and B i II OPEN CLASS ..••... NOVICF, CLASS ~ewman. fhe second game will called by Hind• Hrndmon. TEAM OR CLUB .. ... ..... ..... Unattached . . . Pleasant, and Tom Jarrell South Charleston. Fighter must be at least 16 years old. All fight· · The orficial scnre ket>p€'r Is ers under age 21 must hi've consent of" parents or .lack Fowler. Pt. Plea'"nt. and legal 2uardians Mail entry blanks to: 725 Fourth I ! 1 I 1' Pft. l mond, Carrie M:oore. Judy Mwt- ser, Seatrice Dugan and MarMa Pauline Tillis. Ethel Hit!; Mr. nod Mrs. 0. 0. P->ltei'!Oil ' Mr . • nd Mr!l Gene MuS.,@" Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Ferrell' .;;d ' I)' , Mr. and Mrs. Alex Any l Passenger Tires In Our Warehouse $ N ~ !_... . ' DURING THIS SALE • •••• ON CAR I!IICLUDlNG WEIGHTS $1,00 PRICE IN LIEU OF TRADE IN PLUS each $2 ~ 1 ' j ~ RECAPS . $10 For ANY PASSENGER SIZE ANY TRI:AD IN STOCK PLUS TAX andR!;CAPPABLE TIRE Ne: ti~~~~~-·~ ~.G~U~ijs. ~~4~I - ~dli~fur su~clOCk 11 Don Waldie. 1r...t.in"'g•e•n-tr.ie•s•i•s•S•u-nd_ .•_Y_·_Ja_n_._7_,_19_6_7_ . q RIZER OIL CO. 700 E. MA 1N ST • PHONE ~92-2101 POMEROY, OHIO -----...1'•.!~~t~==:::::::::::!~=::::· :•:-:~:-::·-::•:~:~:-:•:~:~:~:~::~:s:•:L:~~-~~=~J ~ j~ : ~~~!ion, ' ~ I ·JI • .Jsti 1 n. ' ;. ''' " . ...... .(;HRJSTM.u CHEER LAI<EWOOD, Calif. IUPI) _ Roy Ser~ · "' of Bellfl ' ' .., CAUl., . ,. arne • btl . t..o ow..-. efecutlva • m::'t~~,;.· · ~~eel ~~~!lie~~~~ 'lhtrlfl~e ~~tbstatiOn. f!e armtecl rehar4e. .,. ,, ·'·· The AAA points out that one safety precaullon eommonly noglected by molorlsta Is having a supply of red flares on hand to mark the roadside position of a car In case of nighttime dllflcuflles. For maxtmum prolection against ''sltUng duck" accidents, a disabled ear on ' the roadside II nlebl should 011 have, Its lilbta, ~ 1 llare should' be 'placed lOme dltt . llnfe. baek up lht road fn th; dlreetton of oncoming lrafftc, ay, every American should think about the to c~::nl~t of peace and what efforts should he made us the t~rthe of'Jr";! our warfare society. God gave meaning of world,~amNy 8°F~~ut we might know the glven ·us Ch isl,m · •000 years, He has , r as-!he ~st harpenlng of all! DATELINE w1 h 11 h •nd 1 Happys a\' Is readers a Merry Christmas, . . w• ear. • , TWENTY YEARS AGO Trlb d · • from the flies of the Daily B. Fost:.n~e~ t:e~ly gallla Times . . . T·5 George teal!! n!pre~en.tln~ thewUan Sas Amember •of swimming 111 ·111 , • · rmed Force$ tn Korea · · 81 aon\1 uns employed as COUJ~ty health ~uJ:aith. o~l~e Mal)' ~e.therbolt named clerk In coun... . · · ·· , O~ds of robJns seen "'I tin~ l!l!il "":'Win (Pete) McC<il'illlc~'s ntace' at Fatrfi~d ' , , Qu"l,stiiLU, eve ... 0, taller tal.; ot ' 1 lead• P!lld flgkl' ajatnst Y~~~:~:\~w~ :~vags PaeNing Co:; bu$· ware f:J,CIOO i.onli.. • - tliU'-el(l!t '.l'tcuJar employfel· . ,.,. .~ ,. 2 .. ... . .. .., • ~~~:~~= ::a~hf~;~m~~~:Yk:~~os;h~h~::;eta~U;~ •• • • 0 N thl.!! d EACH 2 • 1 TIMELY QUIITES f have always refused to acceht the allernatlve of e1lhor the United Stateo or France. -G!rmaay'l lan.Geor~ lie• lnaer oa ION!fsl l'tlttiDIII. There Is nothing 1.., potent TOOl, Gahllla l~elcomes natives who reside and work than a politician who sees his •sew ere m this g t · andience dwindling. 1 ~~m~ once again _for th!\o~~Jan;:_y 4~:f.s h~~e ~ra': -Report of t•e Nolloaal Com· mltloe fat •• Bflecllve eo.. Sale Limited To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In Early, No lay by, First Come FirstServed YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD ~ • • • Rml I es awarded the refreshments werewinners, served.and A .short businens session was cou· dueled by the Rev. Carver 'ifl Williams, president, when plans i'f; were made to prepare • food ' i.i; basket for a family and also to :i~; provide gifts for another lam~,\" ilyA at dChristmas. , lien ing were Mr. and Mrs. 1 ·" Harry Bailey, Mr. and Mrs Rich•rd Finlaw, Mr. and Mrs. i llarold W. Lemley, Mr. and , Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Jack Braley, Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs, Terry Phalin, Mrs. Orval ! Wiles. Mrs. Arthur Slusher 1 Mrs. Herman Martin and Rev: i and Mn. Williams, OLDER chlldren are comparing their Christmas gifts with friends and neighbors around the com.munlty. College students are home visiting their parents and friends. Many servicemen ~ho were lucky enough to get a leave are visiting their loved one• once again. During This Sale If WeAr~ Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out,, Come B1tk \Iter, • .. • All For The Same Low, Low Price 0 Gallia :[T'~ Christlllll5 D3¥ J966. By now, the · Intie ones haJJ! ieampeted downs!Jilrs to see whai SanJa left them under the Christma& tree: PLUS FED. TAX TRADE IN • DateI.1ne·. . I 1 ! I ti I ; HOBART JR THE best happening of all! Christmas! ' Tubeless·· Tube Type I I 5:~=:nUii$': i£14lff.A4¥*N@%R~.,:~ ~ I Baptist Young Adult Class :nart fYI?I!t Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons-- Rayons WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE Brian, Genevieve Dewhurst Ira Hill, Mr. and Mrs M~lv•n Drake , Bonnie Hogue, Orvi!le Hogue, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Matson, Sherry Michael and tne host and hostess and daughter< Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchi,.,; · The prcgram Include-d Chri..,tmas carols sung by all: M~. 0. 0 . Patterson read the ChristIll as •tory !rom the Bible; Beat· rice May read ''Kerp C.hri.~t ;n · ~ ChrisL'llas," "The Great Con· trast," special songs, by Get1 ~ and Roberta Musser, Leo and Helen Hill, Milo Hulchi, on •nd Julie and Jayne Hurchtson, ~nd Enj'by · s· a p1ano duet by Ken and Eloi~e r Y Matson. Mernbel'!'-uf-lho Young Adull The . ' . class. ol the Pomeroy Fint deeorot~m~r w~~rist~auftful,~ I BaptiSt church enjoyed a Christ· large decor ted k .. s. . ' mas party Monday evemng at a ca • • as shown I the parsonage Mulberry Ave ' and ~ d 'th · • • I . ~ve Wlh tee cream, rolGames were played with priz- ' {j TIRES INSTALLED ton, W; Va. and Mrs, Russell Mole., Elkview; Mr, and Mrs. I Robert Ley and family, Valerie , and G;eag of Marietta ; Mrs, ! Ann Edwards, Langsville; Mr. a_nd Mr.. Franklin Tnplett and i children, Ricky, Debbie and C1~dy; Mr. aod Mra. Phillip Batley, Jerry Bailey, Jerry i an4 Frankie Whitei Miss Detr I bie Tennant, and Rtchard ! Long, and daught.r, Mindy, Mid· dlepor~ , ; . • , ·---~---~-~ee~o~n~p~u~nc~.; ; , ; , ; : 1 · .,-------~ Tammy and Lisa of Winl'ield W. Va. ; .\Irs. Virgima Ley an~ I Mrs. Hazel Walters of Charles- MI 0 utc msons are Hosts for Cl OSS Port y Or1. Hyse// Run Church CALL IT WHAT YOU WilL •••• BUT BOB LUCAS BOB BATDORF SAM THORNTON HERE'S three of the Rio Gr<mde College Red men who will participate in the Second Annual Pt. Pleasant Rotary lnvitalional Basketball Tourna])'lent next Wednesday and Thursday. Batdorf. a 6-1 sophomore, is from Ashland, Pa.; Thornton, a 1966 graduate ol Dayton Chaminade High School, is a 6-4'12 fresh· maw and Bob Lucas, 6-2 freshman, is a 1966 graduate of Byesvlile Meadow· broo'k Htgh School. R10 Grande meets·'C oncord ~ollege of Athens, IV. Va. at 9 p .m. next Wednesday 01ght in lhe Pt. I' Leasant Htgh School gym 'dr1x and children, Stev1e Mik~ h• 011 wat 1 ,, dt'iinkennw ' ' • a blanket of fresh snow • The peaceful calm of the land weanng lflVel great and simple dignity t.0 H'11 house. A • Ch nshans . . everywhere proudly celebrate the Birth of the Saviour• we t ak e pause to offer a . prayer o_f th~ka for the rood and wondrous teachings bestowed upon Ul tbrolllh Hun. May your holiday be filled with true joy and peace , ' ' ) .: -- ' ' i~ ,. ' l •!l ' ~ H~ ~: ~ ;,; TINY'S FOODLAND I TINY'S BARGAINLAND . . ,..,"'_··:. M[~D~EPORT ~J MIDDLEPORl .,. Jt! I~ __...,.._______ ...,._ __:.._~ - '-·---- ' q • �f<"."":-.. ..----·:..· ... . ----·:.'.' ' ' "'' ,,;;_, ' / ... I ·. , ' .' .' • '· Rutland Nips Kyger Creek ,56-55· In Final 35 Seeonds sv DICit moMAS ed out a 5&55 win over Coach DaviS in the last 35 !econds Johnny Wickline's Bobcats at uavl!! wl!iJ paced the Red Kyger Creek. <ueil•d victory fur the Rutland Davis, who paced the Blue Jim Devils with 19 points, kept iled Devils of Coach MaJTlS Friday night as they ek· Rutland in the running in the _ _ .. _, P ' \ first half with 12 o! his he saok six field goals, push- bury came through wllh 13 In points, Kyger Creek led lh• Red Devils back into the se~;<>nd ball. . at the half. . the lead twice,, the last lime 53- Kyg~r Creek 'led 14-13 at lbe Duane Knorr, who 51 wtth 1:38 left tn the game. end of ·lbe first period aod 28second witb 17 points, . Harry _Yarbrough cootribut- 21_ at the _hal!. In a low scoring the punch in tbe fourth penod JO pomts and Joe . Hawktns lhtrd pertod, Kyger Creek etgllt for the wtnners. came out on top 36-34 as the Kyger Creek played Without lourth pcrtod started. the service$. of Mike Spaulding, The score was tied f o u r senior lorward, whose scor- times and the lead exchanged mg and rebounding would have nands stx times in the first persupplied the needed punch, iod. The lead chaoged three S~aulding "" in Mansfield with Urnes tn the second period and hiS parents for Christmas. the score. was lied once in the The Bobcats, too, were hurt thu·d penod. with the loss ot Dennis Grose, The action packed fourtb 6-1 junior, who injured his rigllt period saw the score lied twice ankle and had to leave with and the lead exchange hands left in the contest. seven limes as the two squads Jerry Hall, 6-{1 senior, and battled down to the wire. Bradbury, 6-2 sophomor< Knorr rebounded and tald up paced the Bobcats with 21 and a shot to tie it 40-40 at the 6:21 19 points respectively. Hall had mark. Kyger Creek led 45-42 12 in the first half and Brad· witb 5:18 left but two quickies . by Knorr pushed Rutla.nd Into a free throw with 27 seconds left 22. For 'Rutland, Knorr had ·II 46;-45 lead. Bradbury made II to give Rutland a 56-33 leact whtle Yarbrough, llavts anu 47-46, Kyger Crreek, but Knorr Hall's pivot shot .was good and Kennedy ' eRch bad ei&bl. Brad hit from onder the basket and ended tbe scoring at 56-65 with bury bad 10 rebounds lor Ky· Rutland was ahead 18-47. 19 seconds left. ger · Creek and Hall bad eight Hallaod Knorr e.<ehanged bas· Eblin picked up his third Rutland paced by DaM) kets and tbe Red Devils were personal foul of the quarter Yarbrough's 16 points and Jack on top 50-49. Yarbrough sunk a hut Davis missed tbe free tbrow le Robinson's 10 downed Kyge~ toul shot to give Rutland a 51-49 with 10 seconds tell Creek 4~ in the raserve lead. A short jumper by Brad- Statistics showed that Rutlaod game. Jim Tyo, Tom Ree" bury knotted the count lor the made four more field goals than and Steve Spaulding each bau last time at 51-01. Kyger creek but the Bobeata eight points for Kyger Creek Knorr tipped in a miss by had seven more field throws Rutland ....... 13 14 7 22 - 5ti Davis, and in the action Davis than did the Red Devils, There Kyger Creek .. 14 14 8 19 - 50 was fouled by Tom Eblin. Davis was that one point difference. Rutland 156) - Davis, 11-3made a free tbrow to gtve Rut- Rutland shot 67 Urnes and 19: Hawkins, H - j ; Knorr, ~ land a 54-51 lead w•th 1:06 left made !5 field goals for 37.3 per -1-17; Yarbrough, 4-:1--10; to play. Hall made a layup to cent. The Red Devils had six Weber, J--1).-2; Kennedy, &cui tl to 54-53. out of 13 from the foul line for - : .Totals, 25-H6. David was fouled by Brad- 46.1 per cent. Kyger CretlS Kyger Creek 155) Hall, 9bury and made one for two send· from the foul line lor 61.9 per 3-21; Grose, &-:1--2: Bradbury, ing Rutland ahead 55-53 with cent. 7-5-19; White, 4-0-8: Eblin, 35 seconds left. Eblin fouled The Red Devh. had 42 re- ~; Buckley, J--1).-2; Total•, Davis and he made his second bounds while Kyger Creek bad2L-l!Hi5. ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• I •• I .. 50 Years Ago on the River • , ) ) I Gallipolis lnsterests Seek to Relocate Lock and Dam Downri BY DICK THOMAS A Ch I IOn. . 1 rsimas approached this Lock and Dam 25, howeer, l~lle Ohio River communliY_ 50 lasted about 20 years after its ~:~ : 0 • : o : :::!,e betng constr_uction and was fi!'ally D r a . . and demolished alter the conslruc. fo~: ~!~•:rr to ~:poh~ Ef. lion of the l~rge roller dam at dam' wa e • 1a an t~e Eureka. ' constrUcted at Addt· The story of efforts to relo- • . cate the lock and dam are re- The trip of . 11 . . . counted in-this Rtver News lfor the ur :apec on was lsome time'" the Kanawha Riv- 1The Ohio and Muskingum Riv- rR•ver. It will bring another down. item in the Gallipolis Daily reasons ~d :Ia ~ ~~s~tin~ : er, the Gtllham was again head- I ers were both frozen over Mon- dam close to Gailipohs. The / The Ho~~~~~~ Tribune of Dec. 20, ms . in favor of relocating ~ ea~ : lor the Ohto River and ,day, as was also the Kanawha l proposed location is about one ed from Dam 25· lttat is· cha e a ence to the present location R•ver. mile l>eiow the mouth of the ant wharf .In connection with the loca- location ' from six Mi';! lslat:: ~ii~";k and Dam 25, at Stx Dec. Zl, 1116 - The Tell City Kanawha R1ver. · rou~d into , !ton of Lock and Dam 25, and to about one mlle below 1 he Co' ' and, .near Addtson. la•d up at P1tlsburgh and the 1 Dec. !2, ltll - Navigatwn is Kanawha al the special invitation of Cap- mouth of the Kanawha R' i U 1~ Beach 18 of the Engmeers, 1Ruth got as far as Parkersburg, 1 suspended with the packets of heavy r,· lain E. A. Burnsides, general The party was taken on :;:,e;;d vi~:on :~at~.'e Army, and IS Di- ~ and laid up on account of the from Pittsburgh to Louisville. Steel barg~s~ nuui manager of tbe Campbell Creek the towboat Robert p Gillh I . h g er, Central DIVI. heavy Jce I A general resumption will nol linery will Iii built by. Coal Co., Colonel Lansing H. and up the Kanawha ' Riv a~ ~:;"·; JCh has charge of the I There was skating on th eltake place until after the first 1etta Manufact~ · :·eo · Beach, who has charge of all Lock 11, where dangers e:.; j,e.'o H.'~:ral:d all tis tributar. Olno RIVer at Pomeroy ' '\lied- \ of the year. If conditions are their new plant at . , PltJii- • ' tmprov~men~ on the Ohio Rlv. difficulties of river traffic were Umled Sla~a member of the I nesday. . favorable then and free of ice. ant, it is reporled. • . • ~rand .•ts trtbutarles, made an pointed oot to Col. BeaJ;h T bot Bo d Expenmental The D. T. Lane assJSied the The L•lUe Kanawha River at The City of Louisillev ,.,. 0! mspection trip to Pt. Pleasant Measurements of tbe depths of ofot~e ~hio ;,rve:nd is preSident' ~arry Anderson in gelling her I Parkersbu rg is frozen over so , taken from the landing at at. .• Monday. the channel were made and lt of Engmeers. General Board t~anded tow off the Kanawha that teams were reported cross-JrmnatJ to the mouth of tb• Upon the arrival of Co I. was shown that very frequent- Whtle he d•d no IRtver bar Wednesday. The boats mg the l<'e Wednesday morn~ ·l anawha River by ,Captain Ed , , Beach. Captain Burnsides lnvll· ly, in locking tows through ment th t make a state- I \4ent on to CmcJnnah WJth their Img. ill Iamson The Crty or Loul• ed the following parties ht ae- that barges were sunk. ' or lo!·:t~on e t proposed change i coal tows Coa l IS in great de- The Tell Cifv had to brea villf', and her sister shf th company the Colenel on his While at Lock 11 Captain 25 Jt J.s bel"a, Lock and Dam ·mand. through the Ice from Parkers- Ci!~· of CJncmnati are wj I lrtp of Inspection. Captain Otto Reynolds, loclc lender: came a-1wlll ustt f , ~~~ed· that the data Captain ,John Rust of the 01-_1burg to Ptltsburgh on her lasI , te( quarters there. , ,_ By ROBERT WINGETT ~eemelm, general manager, board the Gillham, and gave ' mg l~al l~e cha~n re:'mmend-llo Marmet, here today, reports tnp up .. The Tell City is lalfl ; n e Greenwood is laid up In l& rn-i&!!,fr'f"~Pi§@'t~ Wto Marmet CoaiCo.; Caplam several reasons why he lhought l ge e made. IhiS boat and her low of coat up at Ptttsb urgh. lhe Lomsville Canal on areouut , C. Glaser, Pltliburgh Coal Lock and Dam 25 should be lo- other . . . , are m good shape at Ambrosia Dec. 23, t916 - The ri ver of ire. Mate Jimm ' . Co., Captam Charles Gebhardt, cated below the mouth of the ' clnded· River Ne ws Items tn· ,l Landmg m the Kanawha River. has been falling for a couple known here J·s secondy OoBnrt;~· 1 TODAY'S Tl:IOUGHT lie that talketh what he E J H~eke Tr · 1 · W h h f d AI ' "' knoweth will also talk what he knoweth not.-- Ft·anct's· . . y ansportaUonCo. Kanawha River instead of at , Dec. %1 1911. e ope I e government will "...__"Y~I the dams are 'Greenwood. . and others. Six Mile Island, Alter spendin bie noati~ . . . Constdera- relocate Loc k and Dam 25 be,,--~~,:.:::~----Bacon . --· g_ _ g 1ce " _m the_r~~er: ~w the mouth oltb:__ ~anawha ___ The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Su nd ay, Dec. 25;,1968_ 7 r ' 'I I 1 I r ... f:· I Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 {\fS fANlABtll.OOS! \TS OUR·: • I I' Lewis Tripletts Host Annual Dinner, Reunr·on The Christmas Season of 1966 is here . In only a few hours youngsters Will have their gifts. Thts IS wh~": we realize that the real thrill of Christmas ' :s m the giVIng. We know _the joy of remembering and being re- ' membered dunng this unique time of year. I, at thts time, express my sincere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Triplett a11 those who hav~ been so helpful and ktnd, dunng the · entertained sunday with their ptsl year. The enttre staff, and I, extend verv best wish- traditional pr,.holiday fam ·l , es to all for a happy holiday season. · dinner and reunion. Followi~~ ] Ch t Ha the dinner, Santa appeared and f ~ ddox, the very capable pianist and singer distributed gifts. ~~,f He~!ude~a~~ FI~-.:Sd vlsiting his parents, Mr.' Here for the observance were · Ch · an 1 OX, '· leporl, over the holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. Cbet Haddox and 1 duri e~! who has play~d wtt~ several top-name bands grondson, Shawn Hooks, of Den- 1 n~ IS many years In mus1c, has authored and had ia, Fla., and their son Jan copyrlght,ed I dellg~tfUl song called, "October Twilight." Haddox, from the u 's Arm th Chet s S?~g wrtttng talent comes through clearly in at Ft Knox Ky ·and te;~hf~~;~~~~~n: Pi~h'C': ~e ~as a hit. Chet, presenlly r Haddo~ of Point Pleasa nt, w.· \ drcuit on wee~e~~~- . u er ale, works the ntle dub I Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- ' 1 Mrs Mr: · - - . ..... u .. - STOCK REDUCTION SALE-· WARE HOUSE SALE -- ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ..... PRE-INVENTORY SALE '/ H - , The •dull class of Hy,ell Run Free Melhndtst church Cllio:;I'd a clmstmas party at the home .ol Mr. and Mrs. Milo HutchiSon and daughters on Fnday •venmg, Dee. 1!. _The party was planned and giVen by the young marrlrd class. Attending were Will Hal.,, Mr. and Mr. Guy Kenned 1·, Nr. and Mrs. Emerson HySPil, Barb11ra Smith and Hebe('ra. Odessa Roosh, Ada Keesu, Ida. Richmond, AMa Weich end Jean, Mr. and Mrs. L<'O Hill, Mr. and Mrs, Harold D•whurst, Mt·. and Mrs. Bob Rich- RIZER OIL CO. Is Offering You One last Opportunity This Year To Buy Tires At Real Bargain Prices. SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT S:OO ·A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS :ATl2:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 -- THE END OF .. OUR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 Second Annual Holiday Tourney is Dec. 28-29 ''. ' ' The Second Annual Pt. Pleas.- Hy land is an Ohio Conference Otizen's National Bank, in Pl. ant Rotary llt>liday Jnvatatinnal and Mid-America~I _conferen~e [ Pleasa_nt; and Summers PharBasketball Tournament will be official. Newman as m _the Ohao Imacy m New Haven .. staged Wednesday- and Thurs-. Conferrnce and call~ mdepel'ld- Jtotary Club C~mrmtt~';s for -day, Dec. J.8 and 29. in the Pt. ent college ball. He~d~:on ~ncJ t the Tourney ~re. Pub_hcJty Plf'asant High S!.'hool gymnasi· Jarrell are West VirgJma Con- \John Sams~ll, Housmg- BDb ference officials. Butcher Tickets - Jack Buxum. Geoo Bennetl will repl~cei' te,n, Carl Irvi~ and John WiseThe fir st game at 7 p. m. 1'\ewm;;tn the second night of tl•t:: man; Concess1ons - J u d son WPd nesday ni ght will pit Ced- Tournament Bennett oHiciatesi Rrake, Cliff Dunn, Fay Wilson, aJ ville College of Ohio agaiMt H, the \1id-American. Ohio \1;~[. Wadear Thabet, Joe Buffington West Virginia State. Meeting I ley Conference and the oh;a •nd Harley Hartley; and Fin· 1 in. the s~cond ga_me Wednesday . Con rerence. Fowler and Waldit:: ance -. Ray Musgrave, Carroll , mghl Will be ll1o Grande Col· 1 are both registered off;c 1ats. Casto, Charles Lanham and lege, host team, and Concord Til"'kets at $2 for adults ard Frank Kinsky. I Co llege or Salem , W. Va, $1 for stud ents are on sale at Hosts - To~ Fis~er tRio ' There will be a consolation , Bob Saunders Quaker State Grande), .LellZle Hed~1ck (State) and championship game Thurs-- ; Serviee Center. Thomas Cloth. l{udy Fnar (Cedarville) ano day night with the two losus i iers, Haskins . Tanner and The Jack Buxton <Concord) Meals !If Wll!lnesday night meeting at iOhio Valley Bank tn Gallipolis; - Jim Moore and Gary North7 p. m. and the two fir.:;t night I Radin 's Shoe Center, Fruth up ; Dressmg Rooms - B 0 b winners meetin g in the second Pharmacy. the Register, Fish- Shertze~ and Dewayne Cia!· game. :1 ef s Department Store and the worthy, P. A. System - Car· Tronhies w1P be 1.1wardl:'d w - · -·-~---~--- roll Casto; Programs - John ~ . champion and ruo nerup NBA Standmgs Leighty and Ted Whitelock; , teams. A plaque will go to Eastern Dl\'isioo Trophies - Charles Lanham ; Un.. third place ~ta rn and the w. L. Prt. and Dewayne_Clatworthy; D~r 1 ~urney basketb:111 In thP fnurth . Ph ilall(lphic> .12 3 .7J~ 1 Ke~pers - Bill _Brady and B1ll i ~lace team . I ~oston 24 7 .77 4 ~m1lh; and Medical - Dr. Hoy ~ An All . Tour nanll'nl Tea m n\ :\'ew York 15 J9 .·111 Eshenaur. I 1 !Ox players wilr be named by a Cinci r.:1J ti I:! 17 .41~ , F R .AN K FUR T, Germany ~ommHlte of Hotanan s, ti~t! Balt11r.ore 8 26 .Z:l5 1t UPJJ -Canad" scot·ed 11ne gru~l rour coaches. and ~ ports re- I West~rn Di\•ision tr. the second and third periods porters. They wrll also select ; W. 1... Friday night to ga1n a 2-0 ice tfe Tournamenl s Mo:-;t Valuable I San Franei ~co 21 12 .636 hockev decision ovl'f a~ E<t.)t ~layer. won I <J.~ t ~ra r by Detrott 14 1!-t .4~4 1 Germ:m team. Grande 's J im M<lrshal!, now St. Louis 13 l8 .4191 The win was the second ...-ith the U. S. \1ariJl.'.~S in Viet- IChicago 14 23 .178 , !'traigi11 for Canada over 1 '"-'"· . i Los An_~eles 12 21 .m German team m two nights. • RIO Grande defea ted West · - --------·li~rginia State lor the cham- 16- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Dec. 25, 1966 pionship last year anrl will be ] defending its er,,wn . The RedENTRY BLANK •pen Jre 5-3 lor the sea11<.n. I Gallipolis Southern Ohio ,ate is 6-3 and Concord's re.. Golden AAU Gloves Event oor d ·ts. 7·2. ~. . .edani 11 e •s recor d 1 r ~ not availahle. i January 12, 13, 14, 1967 lomciating the first game op- I . AGE .••• cping night wtll be Dirk Hyland FIGHTER 'S NAME .. . .. ol South Webster and B i II OPEN CLASS ..••... NOVICF, CLASS ~ewman. fhe second game will called by Hind• Hrndmon. TEAM OR CLUB .. ... ..... ..... Unattached . . . Pleasant, and Tom Jarrell South Charleston. Fighter must be at least 16 years old. All fight· · The orficial scnre ket>p€'r Is ers under age 21 must hi've consent of" parents or .lack Fowler. Pt. Plea'"nt. and legal 2uardians Mail entry blanks to: 725 Fourth I ! 1 I 1' Pft. l mond, Carrie M:oore. Judy Mwt- ser, Seatrice Dugan and MarMa Pauline Tillis. Ethel Hit!; Mr. nod Mrs. 0. 0. P->ltei'!Oil ' Mr . • nd Mr!l Gene MuS.,@" Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Ferrell' .;;d ' I)' , Mr. and Mrs. Alex Any l Passenger Tires In Our Warehouse $ N ~ !_... . ' DURING THIS SALE • •••• ON CAR I!IICLUDlNG WEIGHTS $1,00 PRICE IN LIEU OF TRADE IN PLUS each $2 ~ 1 ' j ~ RECAPS . $10 For ANY PASSENGER SIZE ANY TRI:AD IN STOCK PLUS TAX andR!;CAPPABLE TIRE Ne: ti~~~~~-·~ ~.G~U~ijs. ~~4~I - ~dli~fur su~clOCk 11 Don Waldie. 1r...t.in"'g•e•n-tr.ie•s•i•s•S•u-nd_ .•_Y_·_Ja_n_._7_,_19_6_7_ . q RIZER OIL CO. 700 E. MA 1N ST • PHONE ~92-2101 POMEROY, OHIO -----...1'•.!~~t~==:::::::::::!~=::::· :•:-:~:-::·-::•:~:~:-:•:~:~:~:~::~:s:•:L:~~-~~=~J ~ j~ : ~~~!ion, ' ~ I ·JI • .Jsti 1 n. ' ;. ''' " . ...... .(;HRJSTM.u CHEER LAI<EWOOD, Calif. IUPI) _ Roy Ser~ · "' of Bellfl ' ' .., CAUl., . ,. arne • btl . t..o ow..-. efecutlva • m::'t~~,;.· · ~~eel ~~~!lie~~~~ 'lhtrlfl~e ~~tbstatiOn. f!e armtecl rehar4e. .,. ,, ·'·· The AAA points out that one safety precaullon eommonly noglected by molorlsta Is having a supply of red flares on hand to mark the roadside position of a car In case of nighttime dllflcuflles. For maxtmum prolection against ''sltUng duck" accidents, a disabled ear on ' the roadside II nlebl should 011 have, Its lilbta, ~ 1 llare should' be 'placed lOme dltt . llnfe. baek up lht road fn th; dlreetton of oncoming lrafftc, ay, every American should think about the to c~::nl~t of peace and what efforts should he made us the t~rthe of'Jr";! our warfare society. God gave meaning of world,~amNy 8°F~~ut we might know the glven ·us Ch isl,m · •000 years, He has , r as-!he ~st harpenlng of all! DATELINE w1 h 11 h •nd 1 Happys a\' Is readers a Merry Christmas, . . w• ear. • , TWENTY YEARS AGO Trlb d · • from the flies of the Daily B. Fost:.n~e~ t:e~ly gallla Times . . . T·5 George teal!! n!pre~en.tln~ thewUan Sas Amember •of swimming 111 ·111 , • · rmed Force$ tn Korea · · 81 aon\1 uns employed as COUJ~ty health ~uJ:aith. o~l~e Mal)' ~e.therbolt named clerk In coun... . · · ·· , O~ds of robJns seen "'I tin~ l!l!il "":'Win (Pete) McC<il'illlc~'s ntace' at Fatrfi~d ' , , Qu"l,stiiLU, eve ... 0, taller tal.; ot ' 1 lead• P!lld flgkl' ajatnst Y~~~:~:\~w~ :~vags PaeNing Co:; bu$· ware f:J,CIOO i.onli.. • - tliU'-el(l!t '.l'tcuJar employfel· . ,.,. .~ ,. 2 .. ... . .. .., • ~~~:~~= ::a~hf~;~m~~~:Yk:~~os;h~h~::;eta~U;~ •• • • 0 N thl.!! d EACH 2 • 1 TIMELY QUIITES f have always refused to acceht the allernatlve of e1lhor the United Stateo or France. -G!rmaay'l lan.Geor~ lie• lnaer oa ION!fsl l'tlttiDIII. There Is nothing 1.., potent TOOl, Gahllla l~elcomes natives who reside and work than a politician who sees his •sew ere m this g t · andience dwindling. 1 ~~m~ once again _for th!\o~~Jan;:_y 4~:f.s h~~e ~ra': -Report of t•e Nolloaal Com· mltloe fat •• Bflecllve eo.. Sale Limited To Present Stock and Time Stated Above, So Come In Early, No lay by, First Come FirstServed YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD ~ • • • Rml I es awarded the refreshments werewinners, served.and A .short businens session was cou· dueled by the Rev. Carver 'ifl Williams, president, when plans i'f; were made to prepare • food ' i.i; basket for a family and also to :i~; provide gifts for another lam~,\" ilyA at dChristmas. , lien ing were Mr. and Mrs. 1 ·" Harry Bailey, Mr. and Mrs Rich•rd Finlaw, Mr. and Mrs. i llarold W. Lemley, Mr. and , Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Jack Braley, Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs, Terry Phalin, Mrs. Orval ! Wiles. Mrs. Arthur Slusher 1 Mrs. Herman Martin and Rev: i and Mn. Williams, OLDER chlldren are comparing their Christmas gifts with friends and neighbors around the com.munlty. College students are home visiting their parents and friends. Many servicemen ~ho were lucky enough to get a leave are visiting their loved one• once again. During This Sale If WeAr~ Too Busy To Make Installation- You Can Carry Them Out,, Come B1tk \Iter, • .. • All For The Same Low, Low Price 0 Gallia :[T'~ Christlllll5 D3¥ J966. By now, the · Intie ones haJJ! ieampeted downs!Jilrs to see whai SanJa left them under the Christma& tree: PLUS FED. TAX TRADE IN • DateI.1ne·. . I 1 ! I ti I ; HOBART JR THE best happening of all! Christmas! ' Tubeless·· Tube Type I I 5:~=:nUii$': i£14lff.A4¥*N@%R~.,:~ ~ I Baptist Young Adult Class :nart fYI?I!t Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons-- Rayons WHEELS BALANCED DURING THIS SALE Brian, Genevieve Dewhurst Ira Hill, Mr. and Mrs M~lv•n Drake , Bonnie Hogue, Orvi!le Hogue, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Matson, Sherry Michael and tne host and hostess and daughter< Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchi,.,; · The prcgram Include-d Chri..,tmas carols sung by all: M~. 0. 0 . Patterson read the ChristIll as •tory !rom the Bible; Beat· rice May read ''Kerp C.hri.~t ;n · ~ ChrisL'llas," "The Great Con· trast," special songs, by Get1 ~ and Roberta Musser, Leo and Helen Hill, Milo Hulchi, on •nd Julie and Jayne Hurchtson, ~nd Enj'by · s· a p1ano duet by Ken and Eloi~e r Y Matson. Mernbel'!'-uf-lho Young Adull The . ' . class. ol the Pomeroy Fint deeorot~m~r w~~rist~auftful,~ I BaptiSt church enjoyed a Christ· large decor ted k .. s. . ' mas party Monday evemng at a ca • • as shown I the parsonage Mulberry Ave ' and ~ d 'th · • • I . ~ve Wlh tee cream, rolGames were played with priz- ' {j TIRES INSTALLED ton, W; Va. and Mrs, Russell Mole., Elkview; Mr, and Mrs. I Robert Ley and family, Valerie , and G;eag of Marietta ; Mrs, ! Ann Edwards, Langsville; Mr. a_nd Mr.. Franklin Tnplett and i children, Ricky, Debbie and C1~dy; Mr. aod Mra. Phillip Batley, Jerry Bailey, Jerry i an4 Frankie Whitei Miss Detr I bie Tennant, and Rtchard ! Long, and daught.r, Mindy, Mid· dlepor~ , ; . • , ·---~---~-~ee~o~n~p~u~nc~.; ; , ; , ; : 1 · .,-------~ Tammy and Lisa of Winl'ield W. Va. ; .\Irs. Virgima Ley an~ I Mrs. Hazel Walters of Charles- MI 0 utc msons are Hosts for Cl OSS Port y Or1. Hyse// Run Church CALL IT WHAT YOU WilL •••• BUT BOB LUCAS BOB BATDORF SAM THORNTON HERE'S three of the Rio Gr<mde College Red men who will participate in the Second Annual Pt. Pleasant Rotary lnvitalional Basketball Tourna])'lent next Wednesday and Thursday. Batdorf. a 6-1 sophomore, is from Ashland, Pa.; Thornton, a 1966 graduate ol Dayton Chaminade High School, is a 6-4'12 fresh· maw and Bob Lucas, 6-2 freshman, is a 1966 graduate of Byesvlile Meadow· broo'k Htgh School. R10 Grande meets·'C oncord ~ollege of Athens, IV. Va. at 9 p .m. next Wednesday 01ght in lhe Pt. I' Leasant Htgh School gym 'dr1x and children, Stev1e Mik~ h• 011 wat 1 ,, dt'iinkennw ' ' • a blanket of fresh snow • The peaceful calm of the land weanng lflVel great and simple dignity t.0 H'11 house. A • Ch nshans . . everywhere proudly celebrate the Birth of the Saviour• we t ak e pause to offer a . prayer o_f th~ka for the rood and wondrous teachings bestowed upon Ul tbrolllh Hun. May your holiday be filled with true joy and peace , ' ' ) .: -- ' ' i~ ,. ' l •!l ' ~ H~ ~: ~ ;,; TINY'S FOODLAND I TINY'S BARGAINLAND . . ,..,"'_··:. M[~D~EPORT ~J MIDDLEPORl .,. Jt! I~ __...,.._______ ...,._ __:.._~ - '-·---- ' q • �. r- . ... - . . .. ·~ . ' ' · - - ,J. -·~ - .. ......... .. 1 ' ~ . . ' ....-- ~ ..: -· ·--~ · . ........ ........ .. ,T· .. ... ....., ___ .... .... ~-- .........-.~- ...a . . - - - -· . _ ., . - ... . ..,...... • • , . ._ . .,. . - ' '• I Rutland Nips Kyger Creek 56· 55 In Final 35 Seeonds BY DICK moMAS ed out a 56-55 win over Coaehl first half with U of his 19 !eeonds Johnny Wickline's Bobcats at , points, Kyger Creek led 28-21 oavi!!l whO paced the Red Kyger Creek. at the halL sorlird victory for the Rutland Davis, who paced the Blue Duane Knorr, who finished Hed Devils of Coaeh JIm Devils witb 19 points, kept second with 17 points, supplied Adams_F'!_day night as they ek- Rutland in tile running in the the ·puneh in the fourth period as he sank six field goals, push- bury came through with 13 In by Knorr pushed Rutland into a ing the Red Dev1ls back into the se~ond ball. . 46,-15 lead. Bradbury made it U"' lead twice, the last time 53- Kyger Creek 'led 14-13 at lbe 4H6, Kyger Crreek, but Knorr 51 with 1:38 left in the game. end of the first period and 28- bit from under the basket and Harry Yarbrough conttlbut- 2'1 at the ball. In a low scoring Rutland was ahead 48-47. ed 10 points and Joe . Jiawkms third period, Kyger Creek Hall and Knorr exchanged basadded e1gbt for the wmners. came out on top 311-34 as the kets and the Red Devils were Kyger Creek played w1thuut lourtb period started. on top o0-49. Yarbrough sunk a services ol Mike Spaulding, The score was !led I our tout sbot to give Rutland a ot-49 senior forward, whose scor- times and the lead excllanged lead. A short jumper by Bradmg and rebounding would have llands six times in the first per- bury knotted the count lor the supplied the needed punch, l10d. The lead changed three last time at 51-51. Spaulding"" in Mansfield with . times in the second period and Knorr upped in a miss by parents for Christmas. the score was tied once tn the Davis, and in the a~bon Davis The Bobcats, too, were hurt thitd period. was fouled by Tom Eblm. DaviS with the loss ot Dennis Gro>e, The action packed fourth made a free throw to give Rut6·1 junior, who injured his righl period saw lhe score tied twice land a 54-51 lead With 1:06 left ankle and bad to leave with and the lead exchange hands to play. Hall made a layup to 2:42 left in the contest. ' seven times as the two squads cut it to 54-03. Jerry Hall, 6-0 semor, and battled down to the wire. David was fouled by Brad.Chruck Bradbury, 6-2 sophnmor" Knorr rebounded and laid up bury and made one for two sendpaced the Bobcats with 21 and a shot to tie it 40-40 at tile 6:21 mg Rutland ahead 55-.\3 with 19 poinls respectively. Hall had mark. Kyger Creek led 45-42 35 seconds left. Eblin fouled 12 in the first half and Brad- with 5:18 left but two quickies Davis and he made his second Dam in the last 35 , -; > :. 1 ~ RT .. 1 : ...... ... ·. I ::;: free tllrow with 27 seconda len 22. For Rutland, Knorr bad II to give Rutland a 56-33 lead. while ~arbrough, Davis ani! Hall's pivot shot .was good and Kennedy each bad etglrt. Brad ended the scoring at 56-65 with bllry had 10 rebounds lor Ky· 19 seconds left. ger · Creek and Hall had eight Eblin picked up his third Rulland paeed by Dann) personal fou l of the quarter Yarbrough's 16 points and Jack but Davis missed the free throw ie Robinson's 10 downed Kyge~ with 10 seconds left. Creek 15-35 in the reserve Stalistics showed that Rutland game. Jim Tyo, Tom Reese made four more field goals than and Steve Spaulding eaeh hau Kyger Creek but the Bobcats eight points for Kyger Creek had seven more field throws Rutland ....... 13 14 7 Z2 - iiii tllan did the Red Devils. There Kyger Creek .. 14 14 8 19 - iO was that one point difference. Rutland (561- Davis, 8-3Rutland shot 67 times and 19; Hawking, ~; Knorr, ti made 25 field goals for 37.3 per -1-17; Yarbrough, 4-2-10, cent. The Red Devils had six Weber, 1-0-2; Kennedy, oout of 13 from the foul line lor Q-0; Totals, 21HH16• <o.l per cent. Kyger Cree~ Kyger Creek (55) Hall, 9from the foul line lor 61.9 per 3-21; Grose, D-2-2; Bradbury, cent. 7-o-19; White, 4--tl-41: Eblin, The Red Devb. bad 12 re- o-:h'l; Buckley, 1-0-2; Total•, bounds while Kyger Creek had21-13-05. · 50 Years Ago on the River • I .Gallipolis lnsterests Seek to Relocate Lock and Dam DoWnriV BY DICK THOMAS A Chr' litt~e Oh::tmas approaehed this years ago Rt;:::mmun~. 50 made to ~e~oc:te ~~e :~ Dam 25 cl . forts how~::, tof~:po~. :· dam' was c n a e 0 s at Add1- . cate the lodE and dam are re- The trip of · tl . · · · Lack and Dam 25, howeer, counted in-1hls RIVer News lor the [Jtlrpos:'!~ec;~en;nas ~me -hmetn the Kanawha Riv- [The Ohio and Muskingum Riv-1River It will .bring another down. ., lasted about 20 years after Jtsl1Item in tho Gallipolis Daily reasons and data to tol Beae~ :"e G~llham was agam head- ers were both frozen over Mon. darn close to Gal11pohs The I The Ho~ ;""~~lion and was lil'ally Tribune of Dee. 20, 191C. tn favor ol relocating r,;ck a.;.. then: :: ~hw River and :day, as was also the Kanawha proposed location is about one ed from abOVe emo ed alter the conSirucDam 25· Ulat is· cha e the e present locatiOn River. Jmle below the mouth of the ant wharf Jn the ~o~f the 1\"ge roller dam at fn connection with the loca- location' from Mi';: Island ~il~o~kl a~ Dam 25, at S1x Dec. Z1, 1116 - The Tell City Kanawha River. - round into u a. tion of Lock and Dam 25, and to about one mile below I he C s an ' .near AddiSon. laid up at Pittsburgh and !he Dec. %!, lt15 - Navigation is Kanawha The story of efforts to relo- at the special invitation of Cap. mouth of the Kanawha R" •U . 1dBearh '"of the Engmeers, Ruth got as far as Parkersburg 'suspended with the packets of heavy '"""'"~ -· 1 lain E A B id lver. m1e States Army and is D" d I "d ' f - . urns es, general The party was taken on board viston En meer • ~· an a1_ up on account of the rom Pittsburgh to Douisville. Steel bar:ges. .as ~~~:_.m_:~~ifl manager of the Campbell Creek the towboat Robert p G"llh I . .g • Central D1v1- heavy 1ce IA general resumption will not Jnery will lie built h; Coat Co., Col oneI LatiBIIIfl . . ' am 510n, which has charge of the Th k . H. and up the Kanawha River to Ohio Rtve nd II . ere was s atmg on th eltake place until after the first ietta Manufacturing ' Co ' ;. ~etch, who his charge. of aU Lock 11, where dapgers and ies. He ts ral:o a Jts tnbutar- OhiO River at Pomeroy •-wed- of the year, if conditions .are !their new plant at 'lifl1' lmprovemenw on the Ohio Rlv- difficulties ol river traffic were United State: memb:r of the nesday. favorable then and free ol ice. / ant, it is reported. J er and IU trJbutanes, made an pointed oot to Col Beach Towboat Bo d :~pe.!mental , The D 1'. Lane assisted the The L1ttle Kanawha R1ver at The City or Louisillev wa• •. inspection trip to Pt. Pleasant Measurements of th.e depths of of the Ohio ;r a~ HI prestde!'lt l Harry Anderson in gettrng her : Parkersburg IS frozen over so I taken from the landing at CJI. . Morx:lay. ~ the channel wefe made and Jt of Engmeerstver eneral Board st:anded tow off the Kanawha 1-that teams were reported cross- lemnatJ to the mouth of t hI Upon the ~rrlval of Co I. was shown that very frequent- I While he did not . k I River bar Wednesday. The boats I mg the Ice Wednesday morn- I Kanawha River by Captaln Ell Beach, Captain Burnsides invlt- ly, in locking lOW! through ment tl rna e a state- ,wenl on to Cmcinnati With thelr ' tng. •Willi amson Th Cit r ed the following parties to ac- that barges were sunk ' of tO<::; let p~o~sed change Icoal tows Coal IS m great de-l The Tell Ci tv had to break ' ville and her ~'ist y oh' compan.y the Colooel on his While at Lpck 11 Captain 25 Jt Js ~~:It A}( and Dam imand. i through the tee from ParkPrs- CJ tv, of Cmcmn~ti er s :~ e '~...'~ l . Jj ""- . ~'P of lii.!P<CUon. Captain Otto Reynolds, lock tender: rame a- ' jusllfy : ,:d thai the data Captam John Rust or the Ot- burg to Pittsburgh on her las t fer quarters ther" ar_e_ • _ w m. By ROBERT WINGETT I otet"m~hn, gencerall manager, board the Gillham, and gave /mg that the cha~ng r~commdend- . lho Marmet. here today, reports ltnp up The Tell City" h"'l l The Green wood i; l~id up In Dirt:~'&'WI:"'t~,.{L!Ij;;'li"'~ W o armet ~a Co.; Captain several reasons why he thought . e e rna e. I IS boat and her tow of "'"i up at Pi~lsburgh. the Louisville Canal on 8C<!o .w •.WJ • e. Gla~r, Pittsburgh Coal Lock and Dam 25 should be to- Other River . . ' are m good shape at Ambrosia Dee. 2:1 , 1916 - Tile ri ver or ice. Malo Jim ' llld TODAY'S THOUGHT He that t lk th Charles Gebhardt, cated below the mouth of the eluded· :-Jews Jtems m- [Landmg m the Kanawha River. has been falling for a couple known here is knoweth will also talk whathe knoweth' et -~hFat he .d . thw ey Transportation Co. K_anawha River instead of at I Dec. 20 1916 C . I We hope lhe government will of days~ the dams are r.reenwood .. no . 1anelS , an o ers. Six Mile Island Aft d" b .• . onSidera- relocate Lock and Dam 2 ~ b - - ----- -- - - - · er spen mg 1 le rJoatmg 1ce is · th · · ' eTh . Baeon • . . · m e mer. 1ow the month ol the Kanawha e Sunday Trmes-Sentin el, Sund ay, Dec. 25~ 1968-? • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••, •• I I .. 10"· :a· six trocted 'I I J ° ·ft Pten- The Meigs *~~ ·· ~ "J I News Beat JJ~.,:;~i •I•. .'l: ··~ ;a"Y Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 {[S fANTAB~l.OOS! \TS OUR:·:.--..., Lo: .,;II I ~- ·J C~pt~m se':ndoo~": Lewis Tripletts Host Annual Dinner Reunion The Christmijs Season of lll66 is here . In only a few hours youngsters w1ll have their gifts. Th~s lS when we reahze that the real thrill of Christmas ' IS m the gtvtng. 1 We know _the i~Y of. remembering and being remembered dur~~g thiS umque tim~ of year. ' I, at thiS ttme, express my smcere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Lewi• Triplett . a11 those who have been so helpful and kmd, during the entertained sunday witil their : p1st year. The entire staff, and I. extend very best wish- traditional pre-holiday 1 -1 ! es to all for a happy holiday season.\ dinner and reunion. Foil~~~~ : the dinner, Santa appeared and : nr cr~t HLddox, the very ~apab~ pianist and singer ' distributed gifts. a~~ ~rs Her~~de~:~~ F1~.l':dl~ting his parents. Mr: Here for the observance were ' Ch i n ox, ).II~ eport, over the holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Haddo1 and dnri eh~ who has play~d )"llh several top-name bands grandson, Shawn Hooks, of Den- 1 Jan ' ng ts many _years ~USIC, has authored and had ia, Fla., and their son eopyright,ed a deltg~~ful song called, "October Twilight." Haddox, from the u 's Arm th· Chet s S?ng wr1tmg talent comes through clearly in 1 at Ft Kno• Ky 'and M/ te~~h~~~~~~ti~nj PF~h~ ~e a hit. Chet, presently i Haddo~ of Pdint .Pieasant, w~· drcuit on we~~en~s . u er ale, works the mte club I Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- 4 I :•s - - -- --~·- STOCK REDUCTION SALE-· WARE HOUSE SALE •• ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ---- PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL ---- BUT - Second Annual Holiday Tourney is Dec. 28-29 Is Offering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy Tires At Real Bargain Prices. Any l Passenger Tires j ference oHtctals. Butcher T1ckets - Jack Bux urn. . Gene Bennett will replace ]tun, Carl Irvi~ and John Wise. The ftrst game at 7 p. m. l\ewman the second night of tt1t: , man; Concesstons - J u d son Wednesday night will pit Ced- TournameJlt. fiennett offidatcs iBrake, Cliff Dunn, Fay Wilson, ·a1 ville College of Ohio against u, the ~1id-American . Ohio v11J.' Wadear Thabet, .Joe Buffington In Our Warehouse Oh:o l•nd Harley flartley ; and Fin- ln the second game Wednesday i Conference. Fnwler and Waldie ance - Ray Musgrave, Carroll ! night will be Rio Grande Col- I ore both regislered offiCials. Casto, Charles Lanham lege, host team, and Concord Tirkets at 12 for adults ard Frank Kmsky, ,College of Salem, W. Va. $1 for students are on sale at : There will be a consolation Bob Saunders Quaker and Tom Fisher tR lo ~ Hosts - State Grande), Lenzie Hedrick (State I I' winn s meeting in the second Pharmacy, the Hegister, f<~ ish-- Shertzer and Dewayne Clatsame. i ers Department Store and the worthy; P. A. System - Car· Trophies will be awarded to -------- --- roll Casto; Programs - John ftle cham;;ion and runnerup NBA Standongs teams. A plaque will go to tht. thfrd place team and the Leighty and. Ted Whitelock; J2 21 3 .111 Eshenaur. .4 1,. F R A"- N-:.-;;Kc:F ; :--U R- 'f, Germany .2:l5 d.J Pil - Canad;; scored one got'~ I i? .the se~ond and third periods I Pet. ~nday mghl to gt:tm a 2-6 iee 6:101hockey decision over an E:t."~ot · .4;14 ! GPrrn :m team. 4191 The win was the sec.:md 1?!1j ~lraigilt for Canada over a .Jf.4 German tt·am m twcto nights. --- - - ~ ------- · 1 I re- 1 Officiating the first game oping night will be Dick Hyland [ South Webster and BIll . wm3n. rhe second game will , called by Hindu Henderson. Pleasant, and Tom Jarrell South Charleston. : e official scoro keept'r 1, .lOde Fowler. Pt. Pleasant. and t\l'l•k•eper and operator of the dnck Is Don Waldie. t Golden AAU Gloves Event j January 12, 13, 14, 1967 FIGHTER'S NAME . . . . . . ·0 Gallia • Baptist Young Adult Closs f •\ ··p' nJOYS Y I Games were played with priz- . ' and es freshments awarded the re werewinners served. A short businens session w<:~s cun- duoted by the Rev. Carver 1 Williams, president, when plans were made to prepare a food !~ provide g1fts for another fam· ,1, i e parsonage, Mu erry Ave, ~ :J; i;t , basket lor. family and also to Uy at Christmas. Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mr. and Mrs. llarold W. Lemley, Mr. and . Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Jark Braley, Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs. Terry Phalin, Mrs. Orval Wiles. Mrs. Arthur Slusher, Mrs. Herman Martin and Rev. and Mrs. Williams. 1 • TIRES INSTALLED ON CAR • • -['11'SChristmas Day, 1966. By now the · little ones havlr scampered d~wn· s~rs to see w~at Santa left them un· der the Christmas tree. s1,00 PRICE IN LIEU OF TRADE IN PLUS each • .. $1 home I once again for the hollday~·Th e~ ave come like home on Christmas Da 'l'h · ere s no place Christmas away from home Yknowosehwtho ~ave sp~nt about, w a we re talking EACH • • QN this d . ay, every American should think about the to :ae::,•ntt of peace and what efforts should be made us the b~rth e0 0W_se ;f our warfare society. God gave l!tveanlng of .world'sfa:l~ysoF!~ut2,0wOOe myre'gahrts, kHnoel\' htbase gl en u8 Ch ts•,. . . r ...,as-!he ~st hafpening of all! 01\TELINE wish 11 hi tnd 1 Happy y 8 readers a Merry Christmas, • ear. • TWENTY YEARS AGO • Tribune and w • ft'O.m t~e flies of the Dally B. Foster flies to :eekly Galin Times • • . T·5 .George teanl repre•e!Jiln~ ~~wtU Sas Amember •Of swtmming Ml N Iill · · rmed Forces In Korea 18 · a~ ' vans employed as cou~ty health ~ub"ailb. 8• Mary Wetherholt named clerk In ooun· Sale Limited To Present Stochnd Time Stated Above, So Come In Early; No Lay by, First Come First Served j l "' ' TIMELY QUOI'ES I have at ways refused to acceht t~e alternative of either I the United States or Franee. -Germany'• Kart-Georr Kie 1• tnrer oo lorefp rolatt0111. There Is nothing less potent ' T~, Gahllio l~elco'!'e' natives who reside and work than a potiUclan who sees his P sew ere In thiS great count Th h audlent"e dwindling. • RECAPS ! 0 QLDER children are cOmparing their Christmas gilts with friends and neighbors around the com.munity. Col· lege students are home visiting their parents and friends. Many servicemen tlho were lucky enough to get a leave are visiting their loved one• once again. Far ANY PASSENGER SIZE ANY TREAD IN STOCK PLUS TAX andRF.CAPPABLE TIRE r::w• ... .• , 1fl TEAM OR CLUB ·. · ........... Unattached ...• Fighter must be at least 16 years old. AU fight· ers under age 21 must have consent of parents or legal 2uardians Mail entry blanks to: 725 Fourth Ave ., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. Deadline for submit· ting entries is Sunday, Jan. 7, 1967. • m;;;;; ' . ... AGE .. , OPEN CLASS ....• , .. . NOVICE CLASS d 'th . nd .:·. DURING THIS SALE YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD I I ~ If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation -You Can Carry Them Out,,Come Back Later. INCLUDING WEIGHTS MuS'Ifll" ...., and Roberta Musser, Lee and flelen Hill, Milo Hutchi"n •nd Julie and Jayne Hutchison. and f a piano duet by Ken and Eloi" l Or Matson. Members ol lhe Young Adult The ho . cia". of the Pomeroy First decnrotedm;., w~~rist:O:utifull~ BaptiSt church enjoyed • Christlarge decorated cak• was sho~o I ~as party Mondaylbevemng at ; •f Dat I. t e ane· All For The Same Low, Low Price WHEELS BALANCED $200 DURING THIS SALE ' ' ' .. .. . EACH I JSilnl MAltiAJiiiitiaiPfAS~~' • Sale 1 • .m Keepers - Bill Brady and Bill Virginia Slate for the cham- 6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 25, 1966 ~ionship lasl year and will be ENTRY BLANK defending its cr.•wn. The Red!Jien .Jre 5-3 for the se&!«JO. I Gallipolis Southern Ohio lii]ate is 6-3 and Concord's ll)rd iA 7-2. Sedan ille's record ~ ~ not availahle. ~: PLUS FED. TAX. TRADE IN 7 .T< Sm1th : and Medical - Dr. Roy . An AU . Tournament learn 01 New Yurk 15 19 !ix players wi ll lif' mmwd by a ~ Cin e_ir.nati 12 17 f:ommitlf:e of Hotanans, H!e l Baltm:.ore 8 26 f~ur coaches. and sporl.s re.! Wtslern Oivisiun porters. They w1ll also setect l W. L t,fle Tournamen t's Most Valuable S;m Francisco 21 12 ~layer , won last year by Rio I Detrmt. 14 l!i Grande 's Jim Man;hall, now 1St._ LoUis 13 18 with the U. S. Marillf'S in Vtet- 1Chtcago 14 23 ni..m. _Lo_s _ An_ ge_l=~--- 12 l1 !Rio Grande defeated West 1. Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·- Rayons During This I ··-~ 0~--~~~~~a~ n~p~un~c~. W ""' . i Eastern Division TrophJes - Charles Lanham W. f.. Pc·t. and Dewayne Clatworthy; Door .,urney basketball to the fourth ' l'hilatlclphie dlare team. I ~oston Mr. !Jl'!d Mrs. Gene $ 1 w. Va . ; .\1rs. Virginia Ley an~ Mrs. Hazel Walters or Charleoton, W: Va, and Mrs. Russett Brisn, Genevieve Dewhurst Ira Moles, Elkv1ew; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs M~lv•n Robert Ley and lamily, Valerie Drake, Bonnie Hogoe, Orvi!le and G,regg of Marietla ; Mrs. Hogue, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ann Edwards, Langsville; Mr. Matson, Sherry Michael and tne a_nd Mrs, r~ranklin Tnplett and host and hostess and daughter. children, Ricky, Debbie and i Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchison' C1ndy; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip • · Batley, Jerry Bailey, Jerry ' The program Included Chri;t- and Frankie White; Miss Debmas carols sung by all; ·Mr.. bie Tennant, and Hlcbard 0. 0. Patterson read the Christ- j Long, and daughter, Mindy, Mid- • mas story from the BibJe; Be~!- Idleport, ·' ~ . • , Mr. and MrscCfyde Fenell .;;.; ~ee se~v. Wlh ICe cream, rrf- ~ Tubeless- Tube Type .nd championship game Thurs.- Service Center' Thomas Cloth- Hudy Friar (CedarviliC') aoo 'ay fli«ht with _the two _losus lier_s , Haskins. Tanner and The Jac~ Buxton (Concord) Meals ~f WE/lesday mght meetmg at Oh10 Valley Bank 10 Galhpohs; - J1m Moore and Gary North7 p. r . and the two fir~t night Radin's Shoe Center, Fruth up ; Dressmg Rooms - Bob and Jean, r.jr and Mrs. Leo Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold O.whurst, ML and Mrs. Bob Richmood, Carrie "'oore. Judy Mooser, Beatrice Dugan and Marly' Mr. and Mr.. Alex Ma Pauline Tillis. Ethel Rir~: Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. 0. Potteroon, i · I Tammy and Lisa of Winfield Barbara Smith and fleb~r.a, 1'1ce May read 11 Kef'p Christ m, Odessa Roush. Ado Kepg.. Christmas," "The Great ConIda. Richmond, Anna We~ch trast," special songs, by Gene SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS :ATl2:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 - THE END O(Q_ lJR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 .staged Wednesday and Thurs- 1Conference and call>. mdepenj- 1 Ro~ary Club Comm1tllees for 1 ~day, Dec. J.3 and 29. in Lhe Pt. I ent college ball. He~d~·son andllhe fourney ~rc: Pub.hcJty -~ :Pleasant High School gymnasi- Jarrell are. ~est Vtrgmta Con- John Sams~ll , Housmg-Bo~ ·west Virginia Stale. Meeting ley Conlerenre and the The adult class ol Hy•cll Run Free Methodist cJmrch enjoyt'd a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlto HutchiSon and daughters on Fnday •venmg, Dec. 16. _The party was planned and liVen by the young marrl•d class. Attending were Wrll Haley, Mr. and Mrs Guy Kennedy, Nr. and Mn. Emerson Hysrll, RIZER OIL CO. The Second Annual Pt. Pleas.. I Hyland is an Ohio Conference Citizen's National Bank. in Pt. I ant Rotary Holiday Jnvi talional l and _Mid-American _conferen~ l Pleasa_nt; and S~mmers Phar- , Basketball Tournament wiU be ·o!tlcta.L Newman IS m the Ohto l macy m N~w Ha\en.. 1 ,drtx and children, Stevie Mike • MI'/0 Hutchmsons are Hosts for Closs porty 0 I Hyse II Run Church \. BOB LUCAS BOB BATDOR~ SAM THORNTON HERE'S three of the Rio Grande College Redmen who will participate in the Second Annnol Pt. Pleasant ltotary Invitational Basketball TournaJilent next Wednesdav and Thursdav. Batdorf. a 6-l sophomore, is from Ashland, Pa.; Thornton, · a 1966 gradu~te of Dayton Chaminade High School, is a 6-4'h freshman; and Bob Lucas. 6-2 freshman, is -~ 1966 graduate of Bycsv1lle ~eadow­ brook H1gh School. Rio Grande meets Cqncord College or Athens, W. \a . at 9 p.m. next Wednesday mght in the Pt. l'l~asant H1gh School gym · . . -Report ol t•e Natfooal Ctm· mftlee lor aa Elfecdve c.a. ....... "'A ,,. AAA points out that one safety precaullon eommonly n&glected by motorists ts having a supply ul rod nares on hand to mark the roadside position .of a ear In case of nighttime dtlftcultles. For mntmum pro. tecUon agalnot "llltUna duck" accidents, a disabled car on · tile roadside at ntgllt should have on its flghta, ~ • flare shoulcf 1Je 'placeil lome dis· . tance bact up tile road In lhe dlrecflon ol oncoming tralfle. ' •. . e~~er, ,. • \)'!: ~l ~~,~, TINY'S FOODLAND I !- ~;1:--l\< ~1'!!1! J,JI-, ,I rn 1?. I MIDDLEPORT ' '• · 11 J TINY'S BARGAINLAND . . . MIDDLEPORT ............,_----.-__....__________ __ _ \~~.;,".~~~s .!~~~~, Colo., bus- · sbtrif!'s ··~bs.tat!On. He wa1· · . ·· lbare ff,®O !10nu11. ' '1 - . f-.-r emp :Yeet . •.,...ted · • " • ' drunkellllHI tops. {1,!)09 000 ' . prayer of tha.nka for the good and wondrous teachings bestowed upon us throuah. HIDl. May your holiday be filled with true J'oyand peace .. , 4lHRISTii!As CHEER LAKEWOOD. Calif. (UP!) ~a•e t:dWi~ (~tei ·M~~t~~:~~ 0~1 :b!n:1 }~r~~~~~~ ~pa. ll2. or aennowl!l'. · Christ1111s,eve ... D. o.ta""r . , \lb'u •, . ··:_t ~me • bit tuo . 1L state UI/OCiatlon teilda Ohlo'fl !II~ ·' : · 1~111ll' o · . .boil~~ Wblle • 81fc~aye ll)dustriu 'awa . , ~ aga~ns !ftove tq jure frleild jafled Ia ' fire · ,, ·fnPss ' • The peaceful calm of the land wearing a blanket of fresh snow (IVet great and simple dignity to Hia house Aa Ch . t' · r1s tans everyw here proudly celebrate the Birth of the Saviour, we t ak e pauae to offer a - �. r- . ... - . . .. ·~ . ' ' · - - ,J. -·~ - .. ......... .. 1 ' ~ . . ' ....-- ~ ..: -· ·--~ · . ........ ........ .. ,T· .. ... ....., ___ .... .... ~-- .........-.~- ...a . . - - - -· . _ ., . - ... . ..,...... • • , . ._ . .,. . - ' '• I Rutland Nips Kyger Creek 56· 55 In Final 35 Seeonds BY DICK moMAS ed out a 56-55 win over Coaehl first half with U of his 19 !eeonds Johnny Wickline's Bobcats at , points, Kyger Creek led 28-21 oavi!!l whO paced the Red Kyger Creek. at the halL sorlird victory for the Rutland Davis, who paced the Blue Duane Knorr, who finished Hed Devils of Coaeh JIm Devils witb 19 points, kept second with 17 points, supplied Adams_F'!_day night as they ek- Rutland in tile running in the the ·puneh in the fourth period as he sank six field goals, push- bury came through with 13 In by Knorr pushed Rutland into a ing the Red Dev1ls back into the se~ond ball. . 46,-15 lead. Bradbury made it U"' lead twice, the last time 53- Kyger Creek 'led 14-13 at lbe 4H6, Kyger Crreek, but Knorr 51 with 1:38 left in the game. end of the first period and 28- bit from under the basket and Harry Yarbrough conttlbut- 2'1 at the ball. In a low scoring Rutland was ahead 48-47. ed 10 points and Joe . Jiawkms third period, Kyger Creek Hall and Knorr exchanged basadded e1gbt for the wmners. came out on top 311-34 as the kets and the Red Devils were Kyger Creek played w1thuut lourtb period started. on top o0-49. Yarbrough sunk a services ol Mike Spaulding, The score was !led I our tout sbot to give Rutland a ot-49 senior forward, whose scor- times and the lead excllanged lead. A short jumper by Bradmg and rebounding would have llands six times in the first per- bury knotted the count lor the supplied the needed punch, l10d. The lead changed three last time at 51-51. Spaulding"" in Mansfield with . times in the second period and Knorr upped in a miss by parents for Christmas. the score was tied once tn the Davis, and in the a~bon Davis The Bobcats, too, were hurt thitd period. was fouled by Tom Eblm. DaviS with the loss ot Dennis Gro>e, The action packed fourth made a free throw to give Rut6·1 junior, who injured his righl period saw lhe score tied twice land a 54-51 lead With 1:06 left ankle and bad to leave with and the lead exchange hands to play. Hall made a layup to 2:42 left in the contest. ' seven times as the two squads cut it to 54-03. Jerry Hall, 6-0 semor, and battled down to the wire. David was fouled by Brad.Chruck Bradbury, 6-2 sophnmor" Knorr rebounded and laid up bury and made one for two sendpaced the Bobcats with 21 and a shot to tie it 40-40 at tile 6:21 mg Rutland ahead 55-.\3 with 19 poinls respectively. Hall had mark. Kyger Creek led 45-42 35 seconds left. Eblin fouled 12 in the first half and Brad- with 5:18 left but two quickies Davis and he made his second Dam in the last 35 , -; > :. 1 ~ RT .. 1 : ...... ... ·. I ::;: free tllrow with 27 seconda len 22. For Rutland, Knorr bad II to give Rutland a 56-33 lead. while ~arbrough, Davis ani! Hall's pivot shot .was good and Kennedy each bad etglrt. Brad ended the scoring at 56-65 with bllry had 10 rebounds lor Ky· 19 seconds left. ger · Creek and Hall had eight Eblin picked up his third Rulland paeed by Dann) personal fou l of the quarter Yarbrough's 16 points and Jack but Davis missed the free throw ie Robinson's 10 downed Kyge~ with 10 seconds left. Creek 15-35 in the reserve Stalistics showed that Rutland game. Jim Tyo, Tom Reese made four more field goals than and Steve Spaulding eaeh hau Kyger Creek but the Bobcats eight points for Kyger Creek had seven more field throws Rutland ....... 13 14 7 Z2 - iiii tllan did the Red Devils. There Kyger Creek .. 14 14 8 19 - iO was that one point difference. Rutland (561- Davis, 8-3Rutland shot 67 times and 19; Hawking, ~; Knorr, ti made 25 field goals for 37.3 per -1-17; Yarbrough, 4-2-10, cent. The Red Devils had six Weber, 1-0-2; Kennedy, oout of 13 from the foul line lor Q-0; Totals, 21HH16• <o.l per cent. Kyger Cree~ Kyger Creek (55) Hall, 9from the foul line lor 61.9 per 3-21; Grose, D-2-2; Bradbury, cent. 7-o-19; White, 4--tl-41: Eblin, The Red Devb. bad 12 re- o-:h'l; Buckley, 1-0-2; Total•, bounds while Kyger Creek had21-13-05. · 50 Years Ago on the River • I .Gallipolis lnsterests Seek to Relocate Lock and Dam DoWnriV BY DICK THOMAS A Chr' litt~e Oh::tmas approaehed this years ago Rt;:::mmun~. 50 made to ~e~oc:te ~~e :~ Dam 25 cl . forts how~::, tof~:po~. :· dam' was c n a e 0 s at Add1- . cate the lodE and dam are re- The trip of · tl . · · · Lack and Dam 25, howeer, counted in-1hls RIVer News lor the [Jtlrpos:'!~ec;~en;nas ~me -hmetn the Kanawha Riv- [The Ohio and Muskingum Riv-1River It will .bring another down. ., lasted about 20 years after Jtsl1Item in tho Gallipolis Daily reasons and data to tol Beae~ :"e G~llham was agam head- ers were both frozen over Mon. darn close to Gal11pohs The I The Ho~ ;""~~lion and was lil'ally Tribune of Dee. 20, 191C. tn favor ol relocating r,;ck a.;.. then: :: ~hw River and :day, as was also the Kanawha proposed location is about one ed from abOVe emo ed alter the conSirucDam 25· Ulat is· cha e the e present locatiOn River. Jmle below the mouth of the ant wharf Jn the ~o~f the 1\"ge roller dam at fn connection with the loca- location' from Mi';: Island ~il~o~kl a~ Dam 25, at S1x Dec. Z1, 1116 - The Tell City Kanawha River. - round into u a. tion of Lock and Dam 25, and to about one mile below I he C s an ' .near AddiSon. laid up at Pittsburgh and !he Dec. %!, lt15 - Navigation is Kanawha The story of efforts to relo- at the special invitation of Cap. mouth of the Kanawha R" •U . 1dBearh '"of the Engmeers, Ruth got as far as Parkersburg 'suspended with the packets of heavy '"""'"~ -· 1 lain E A B id lver. m1e States Army and is D" d I "d ' f - . urns es, general The party was taken on board viston En meer • ~· an a1_ up on account of the rom Pittsburgh to Douisville. Steel bar:ges. .as ~~~:_.m_:~~ifl manager of the Campbell Creek the towboat Robert p G"llh I . .g • Central D1v1- heavy 1ce IA general resumption will not Jnery will lie built h; Coat Co., Col oneI LatiBIIIfl . . ' am 510n, which has charge of the Th k . H. and up the Kanawha River to Ohio Rtve nd II . ere was s atmg on th eltake place until after the first ietta Manufacturing ' Co ' ;. ~etch, who his charge. of aU Lock 11, where dapgers and ies. He ts ral:o a Jts tnbutar- OhiO River at Pomeroy •-wed- of the year, if conditions .are !their new plant at 'lifl1' lmprovemenw on the Ohio Rlv- difficulties ol river traffic were United State: memb:r of the nesday. favorable then and free ol ice. / ant, it is reported. J er and IU trJbutanes, made an pointed oot to Col Beach Towboat Bo d :~pe.!mental , The D 1'. Lane assisted the The L1ttle Kanawha R1ver at The City or Louisillev wa• •. inspection trip to Pt. Pleasant Measurements of th.e depths of of the Ohio ;r a~ HI prestde!'lt l Harry Anderson in gettrng her : Parkersburg IS frozen over so I taken from the landing at CJI. . Morx:lay. ~ the channel wefe made and Jt of Engmeerstver eneral Board st:anded tow off the Kanawha 1-that teams were reported cross- lemnatJ to the mouth of t hI Upon the ~rrlval of Co I. was shown that very frequent- I While he did not . k I River bar Wednesday. The boats I mg the Ice Wednesday morn- I Kanawha River by Captaln Ell Beach, Captain Burnsides invlt- ly, in locking lOW! through ment tl rna e a state- ,wenl on to Cmcinnati With thelr ' tng. •Willi amson Th Cit r ed the following parties to ac- that barges were sunk ' of tO<::; let p~o~sed change Icoal tows Coal IS m great de-l The Tell Ci tv had to break ' ville and her ~'ist y oh' compan.y the Colooel on his While at Lpck 11 Captain 25 Jt Js ~~:It A}( and Dam imand. i through the tee from ParkPrs- CJ tv, of Cmcmn~ti er s :~ e '~...'~ l . Jj ""- . ~'P of lii.!P<CUon. Captain Otto Reynolds, lock tender: rame a- ' jusllfy : ,:d thai the data Captam John Rust or the Ot- burg to Pittsburgh on her las t fer quarters ther" ar_e_ • _ w m. By ROBERT WINGETT I otet"m~hn, gencerall manager, board the Gillham, and gave /mg that the cha~ng r~commdend- . lho Marmet. here today, reports ltnp up The Tell City" h"'l l The Green wood i; l~id up In Dirt:~'&'WI:"'t~,.{L!Ij;;'li"'~ W o armet ~a Co.; Captain several reasons why he thought . e e rna e. I IS boat and her tow of "'"i up at Pi~lsburgh. the Louisville Canal on 8C<!o .w •.WJ • e. Gla~r, Pittsburgh Coal Lock and Dam 25 should be to- Other River . . ' are m good shape at Ambrosia Dee. 2:1 , 1916 - Tile ri ver or ice. Malo Jim ' llld TODAY'S THOUGHT He that t lk th Charles Gebhardt, cated below the mouth of the eluded· :-Jews Jtems m- [Landmg m the Kanawha River. has been falling for a couple known here is knoweth will also talk whathe knoweth' et -~hFat he .d . thw ey Transportation Co. K_anawha River instead of at I Dec. 20 1916 C . I We hope lhe government will of days~ the dams are r.reenwood .. no . 1anelS , an o ers. Six Mile Island Aft d" b .• . onSidera- relocate Lock and Dam 2 ~ b - - ----- -- - - - · er spen mg 1 le rJoatmg 1ce is · th · · ' eTh . Baeon • . . · m e mer. 1ow the month ol the Kanawha e Sunday Trmes-Sentin el, Sund ay, Dec. 25~ 1968-? • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••, •• I I .. 10"· :a· six trocted 'I I J ° ·ft Pten- The Meigs *~~ ·· ~ "J I News Beat JJ~.,:;~i •I•. .'l: ··~ ;a"Y Starts Tuesday, Dec. 27 {[S fANTAB~l.OOS! \TS OUR:·:.--..., Lo: .,;II I ~- ·J C~pt~m se':ndoo~": Lewis Tripletts Host Annual Dinner Reunion The Christmijs Season of lll66 is here . In only a few hours youngsters w1ll have their gifts. Th~s lS when we reahze that the real thrill of Christmas ' IS m the gtvtng. 1 We know _the i~Y of. remembering and being remembered dur~~g thiS umque tim~ of year. ' I, at thiS ttme, express my smcere appreciation to Mr. and Mrs. Lewi• Triplett . a11 those who have been so helpful and kmd, during the entertained sunday witil their : p1st year. The entire staff, and I. extend very best wish- traditional pre-holiday 1 -1 ! es to all for a happy holiday season.\ dinner and reunion. Foil~~~~ : the dinner, Santa appeared and : nr cr~t HLddox, the very ~apab~ pianist and singer ' distributed gifts. a~~ ~rs Her~~de~:~~ F1~.l':dl~ting his parents. Mr: Here for the observance were ' Ch i n ox, ).II~ eport, over the holidavs. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Haddo1 and dnri eh~ who has play~d )"llh several top-name bands grandson, Shawn Hooks, of Den- 1 Jan ' ng ts many _years ~USIC, has authored and had ia, Fla., and their son eopyright,ed a deltg~~ful song called, "October Twilight." Haddox, from the u 's Arm th· Chet s S?ng wr1tmg talent comes through clearly in 1 at Ft Kno• Ky 'and M/ te~~h~~~~~~ti~nj PF~h~ ~e a hit. Chet, presently i Haddo~ of Pdint .Pieasant, w~· drcuit on we~~en~s . u er ale, works the mte club I Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hen- 4 I :•s - - -- --~·- STOCK REDUCTION SALE-· WARE HOUSE SALE •• ONE-PRICE SALE YEAR-END CLEARANCE SALE ---- PRE-INVENTORY SALE CALL IT WHAT YOU WILL ---- BUT - Second Annual Holiday Tourney is Dec. 28-29 Is Offering You One Last Opportunity This Year To Buy Tires At Real Bargain Prices. Any l Passenger Tires j ference oHtctals. Butcher T1ckets - Jack Bux urn. . Gene Bennett will replace ]tun, Carl Irvi~ and John Wise. The ftrst game at 7 p. m. l\ewman the second night of tt1t: , man; Concesstons - J u d son Wednesday night will pit Ced- TournameJlt. fiennett offidatcs iBrake, Cliff Dunn, Fay Wilson, ·a1 ville College of Ohio against u, the ~1id-American . Ohio v11J.' Wadear Thabet, .Joe Buffington In Our Warehouse Oh:o l•nd Harley flartley ; and Fin- ln the second game Wednesday i Conference. Fnwler and Waldie ance - Ray Musgrave, Carroll ! night will be Rio Grande Col- I ore both regislered offiCials. Casto, Charles Lanham lege, host team, and Concord Tirkets at 12 for adults ard Frank Kmsky, ,College of Salem, W. Va. $1 for students are on sale at : There will be a consolation Bob Saunders Quaker and Tom Fisher tR lo ~ Hosts - State Grande), Lenzie Hedrick (State I I' winn s meeting in the second Pharmacy, the Hegister, f<~ ish-- Shertzer and Dewayne Clatsame. i ers Department Store and the worthy; P. A. System - Car· Trophies will be awarded to -------- --- roll Casto; Programs - John ftle cham;;ion and runnerup NBA Standongs teams. A plaque will go to tht. thfrd place team and the Leighty and. Ted Whitelock; J2 21 3 .111 Eshenaur. .4 1,. F R A"- N-:.-;;Kc:F ; :--U R- 'f, Germany .2:l5 d.J Pil - Canad;; scored one got'~ I i? .the se~ond and third periods I Pet. ~nday mghl to gt:tm a 2-6 iee 6:101hockey decision over an E:t."~ot · .4;14 ! GPrrn :m team. 4191 The win was the sec.:md 1?!1j ~lraigilt for Canada over a .Jf.4 German tt·am m twcto nights. --- - - ~ ------- · 1 I re- 1 Officiating the first game oping night will be Dick Hyland [ South Webster and BIll . wm3n. rhe second game will , called by Hindu Henderson. Pleasant, and Tom Jarrell South Charleston. : e official scoro keept'r 1, .lOde Fowler. Pt. Pleasant. and t\l'l•k•eper and operator of the dnck Is Don Waldie. t Golden AAU Gloves Event j January 12, 13, 14, 1967 FIGHTER'S NAME . . . . . . ·0 Gallia • Baptist Young Adult Closs f •\ ··p' nJOYS Y I Games were played with priz- . ' and es freshments awarded the re werewinners served. A short businens session w<:~s cun- duoted by the Rev. Carver 1 Williams, president, when plans were made to prepare a food !~ provide g1fts for another fam· ,1, i e parsonage, Mu erry Ave, ~ :J; i;t , basket lor. family and also to Uy at Christmas. Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finlaw, Mr. and Mrs. llarold W. Lemley, Mr. and . Mrs. Calvin Simpson, Mrs. Jark Braley, Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs. Terry Phalin, Mrs. Orval Wiles. Mrs. Arthur Slusher, Mrs. Herman Martin and Rev. and Mrs. Williams. 1 • TIRES INSTALLED ON CAR • • -['11'SChristmas Day, 1966. By now the · little ones havlr scampered d~wn· s~rs to see w~at Santa left them un· der the Christmas tree. s1,00 PRICE IN LIEU OF TRADE IN PLUS each • .. $1 home I once again for the hollday~·Th e~ ave come like home on Christmas Da 'l'h · ere s no place Christmas away from home Yknowosehwtho ~ave sp~nt about, w a we re talking EACH • • QN this d . ay, every American should think about the to :ae::,•ntt of peace and what efforts should be made us the b~rth e0 0W_se ;f our warfare society. God gave l!tveanlng of .world'sfa:l~ysoF!~ut2,0wOOe myre'gahrts, kHnoel\' htbase gl en u8 Ch ts•,. . . r ...,as-!he ~st hafpening of all! 01\TELINE wish 11 hi tnd 1 Happy y 8 readers a Merry Christmas, • ear. • TWENTY YEARS AGO • Tribune and w • ft'O.m t~e flies of the Dally B. Foster flies to :eekly Galin Times • • . T·5 .George teanl repre•e!Jiln~ ~~wtU Sas Amember •Of swtmming Ml N Iill · · rmed Forces In Korea 18 · a~ ' vans employed as cou~ty health ~ub"ailb. 8• Mary Wetherholt named clerk In ooun· Sale Limited To Present Stochnd Time Stated Above, So Come In Early; No Lay by, First Come First Served j l "' ' TIMELY QUOI'ES I have at ways refused to acceht t~e alternative of either I the United States or Franee. -Germany'• Kart-Georr Kie 1• tnrer oo lorefp rolatt0111. There Is nothing less potent ' T~, Gahllio l~elco'!'e' natives who reside and work than a potiUclan who sees his P sew ere In thiS great count Th h audlent"e dwindling. • RECAPS ! 0 QLDER children are cOmparing their Christmas gilts with friends and neighbors around the com.munity. Col· lege students are home visiting their parents and friends. Many servicemen tlho were lucky enough to get a leave are visiting their loved one• once again. Far ANY PASSENGER SIZE ANY TREAD IN STOCK PLUS TAX andRF.CAPPABLE TIRE r::w• ... .• , 1fl TEAM OR CLUB ·. · ........... Unattached ...• Fighter must be at least 16 years old. AU fight· ers under age 21 must have consent of parents or legal 2uardians Mail entry blanks to: 725 Fourth Ave ., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. Deadline for submit· ting entries is Sunday, Jan. 7, 1967. • m;;;;; ' . ... AGE .. , OPEN CLASS ....• , .. . NOVICE CLASS d 'th . nd .:·. DURING THIS SALE YOU CAN USE YOUR CREDIT CARD I I ~ If We Are Too Busy To Make Installation -You Can Carry Them Out,,Come Back Later. INCLUDING WEIGHTS MuS'Ifll" ...., and Roberta Musser, Lee and flelen Hill, Milo Hutchi"n •nd Julie and Jayne Hutchison. and f a piano duet by Ken and Eloi" l Or Matson. Members ol lhe Young Adult The ho . cia". of the Pomeroy First decnrotedm;., w~~rist:O:utifull~ BaptiSt church enjoyed • Christlarge decorated cak• was sho~o I ~as party Mondaylbevemng at ; •f Dat I. t e ane· All For The Same Low, Low Price WHEELS BALANCED $200 DURING THIS SALE ' ' ' .. .. . EACH I JSilnl MAltiAJiiiitiaiPfAS~~' • Sale 1 • .m Keepers - Bill Brady and Bill Virginia Slate for the cham- 6- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Dec. 25, 1966 ~ionship lasl year and will be ENTRY BLANK defending its cr.•wn. The Red!Jien .Jre 5-3 for the se&!«JO. I Gallipolis Southern Ohio lii]ate is 6-3 and Concord's ll)rd iA 7-2. Sedan ille's record ~ ~ not availahle. ~: PLUS FED. TAX. TRADE IN 7 .T< Sm1th : and Medical - Dr. Roy . An AU . Tournament learn 01 New Yurk 15 19 !ix players wi ll lif' mmwd by a ~ Cin e_ir.nati 12 17 f:ommitlf:e of Hotanans, H!e l Baltm:.ore 8 26 f~ur coaches. and sporl.s re.! Wtslern Oivisiun porters. They w1ll also setect l W. L t,fle Tournamen t's Most Valuable S;m Francisco 21 12 ~layer , won last year by Rio I Detrmt. 14 l!i Grande 's Jim Man;hall, now 1St._ LoUis 13 18 with the U. S. Marillf'S in Vtet- 1Chtcago 14 23 ni..m. _Lo_s _ An_ ge_l=~--- 12 l1 !Rio Grande defeated West 1. Blackwalls- Whitewalls Nylons·- Rayons During This I ··-~ 0~--~~~~~a~ n~p~un~c~. W ""' . i Eastern Division TrophJes - Charles Lanham W. f.. Pc·t. and Dewayne Clatworthy; Door .,urney basketball to the fourth ' l'hilatlclphie dlare team. I ~oston Mr. !Jl'!d Mrs. Gene $ 1 w. Va . ; .\1rs. Virginia Ley an~ Mrs. Hazel Walters or Charleoton, W: Va, and Mrs. Russett Brisn, Genevieve Dewhurst Ira Moles, Elkv1ew; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs M~lv•n Robert Ley and lamily, Valerie Drake, Bonnie Hogoe, Orvi!le and G,regg of Marietla ; Mrs. Hogue, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ann Edwards, Langsville; Mr. Matson, Sherry Michael and tne a_nd Mrs, r~ranklin Tnplett and host and hostess and daughter. children, Ricky, Debbie and i Mr. and Mrs. Milo Hutchison' C1ndy; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip • · Batley, Jerry Bailey, Jerry ' The program Included Chri;t- and Frankie White; Miss Debmas carols sung by all; ·Mr.. bie Tennant, and Hlcbard 0. 0. Patterson read the Christ- j Long, and daughter, Mindy, Mid- • mas story from the BibJe; Be~!- Idleport, ·' ~ . • , Mr. and MrscCfyde Fenell .;;.; ~ee se~v. Wlh ICe cream, rrf- ~ Tubeless- Tube Type .nd championship game Thurs.- Service Center' Thomas Cloth- Hudy Friar (CedarviliC') aoo 'ay fli«ht with _the two _losus lier_s , Haskins. Tanner and The Jac~ Buxton (Concord) Meals ~f WE/lesday mght meetmg at Oh10 Valley Bank 10 Galhpohs; - J1m Moore and Gary North7 p. r . and the two fir~t night Radin's Shoe Center, Fruth up ; Dressmg Rooms - Bob and Jean, r.jr and Mrs. Leo Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Harold O.whurst, ML and Mrs. Bob Richmood, Carrie "'oore. Judy Mooser, Beatrice Dugan and Marly' Mr. and Mr.. Alex Ma Pauline Tillis. Ethel Rir~: Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. 0. Potteroon, i · I Tammy and Lisa of Winfield Barbara Smith and fleb~r.a, 1'1ce May read 11 Kef'p Christ m, Odessa Roush. Ado Kepg.. Christmas," "The Great ConIda. Richmond, Anna We~ch trast," special songs, by Gene SALE POSITIVELY STARTS AT 8:00A.M. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 AND ENDS :ATl2:00 NOON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 - THE END O(Q_ lJR BUSINESS YEAR OF 1966 .staged Wednesday and Thurs- 1Conference and call>. mdepenj- 1 Ro~ary Club Comm1tllees for 1 ~day, Dec. J.3 and 29. in Lhe Pt. I ent college ball. He~d~·son andllhe fourney ~rc: Pub.hcJty -~ :Pleasant High School gymnasi- Jarrell are. ~est Vtrgmta Con- John Sams~ll , Housmg-Bo~ ·west Virginia Stale. Meeting ley Conlerenre and the The adult class ol Hy•cll Run Free Methodist cJmrch enjoyt'd a Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mlto HutchiSon and daughters on Fnday •venmg, Dec. 16. _The party was planned and liVen by the young marrl•d class. Attending were Wrll Haley, Mr. and Mrs Guy Kennedy, Nr. and Mn. Emerson Hysrll, RIZER OIL CO. The Second Annual Pt. Pleas.. I Hyland is an Ohio Conference Citizen's National Bank. in Pt. I ant Rotary Holiday Jnvi talional l and _Mid-American _conferen~ l Pleasa_nt; and S~mmers Phar- , Basketball Tournament wiU be ·o!tlcta.L Newman IS m the Ohto l macy m N~w Ha\en.. 1 ,drtx and children, Stevie Mike • MI'/0 Hutchmsons are Hosts for Closs porty 0 I Hyse II Run Church \. BOB LUCAS BOB BATDOR~ SAM THORNTON HERE'S three of the Rio Grande College Redmen who will participate in the Second Annnol Pt. Pleasant ltotary Invitational Basketball TournaJilent next Wednesdav and Thursdav. Batdorf. a 6-l sophomore, is from Ashland, Pa.; Thornton, · a 1966 gradu~te of Dayton Chaminade High School, is a 6-4'h freshman; and Bob Lucas. 6-2 freshman, is -~ 1966 graduate of Bycsv1lle ~eadow­ brook H1gh School. Rio Grande meets Cqncord College or Athens, W. \a . at 9 p.m. next Wednesday mght in the Pt. l'l~asant H1gh School gym · . . -Report ol t•e Natfooal Ctm· mftlee lor aa Elfecdve c.a. ....... "'A ,,. AAA points out that one safety precaullon eommonly n&glected by motorists ts having a supply ul rod nares on hand to mark the roadside position .of a ear In case of nighttime dtlftcultles. For mntmum pro. tecUon agalnot "llltUna duck" accidents, a disabled car on · tile roadside at ntgllt should have on its flghta, ~ • flare shoulcf 1Je 'placeil lome dis· . tance bact up tile road In lhe dlrecflon ol oncoming tralfle. ' •. . e~~er, ,. • \)'!: ~l ~~,~, TINY'S FOODLAND I !- ~;1:--l\< ~1'!!1! J,JI-, ,I rn 1?. I MIDDLEPORT ' '• · 11 J TINY'S BARGAINLAND . . . MIDDLEPORT ............,_----.-__....__________ __ _ \~~.;,".~~~s .!~~~~, Colo., bus- · sbtrif!'s ··~bs.tat!On. He wa1· · . ·· lbare ff,®O !10nu11. ' '1 - . f-.-r emp :Yeet . •.,...ted · • " • ' drunkellllHI tops. {1,!)09 000 ' . prayer of tha.nka for the good and wondrous teachings bestowed upon us throuah. HIDl. May your holiday be filled with true J'oyand peace .. , 4lHRISTii!As CHEER LAKEWOOD. Calif. (UP!) ~a•e t:dWi~ (~tei ·M~~t~~:~~ 0~1 :b!n:1 }~r~~~~~~ ~pa. ll2. or aennowl!l'. · Christ1111s,eve ... D. o.ta""r . , \lb'u •, . ··:_t ~me • bit tuo . 1L state UI/OCiatlon teilda Ohlo'fl !II~ ·' : · 1~111ll' o · . .boil~~ Wblle • 81fc~aye ll)dustriu 'awa . , ~ aga~ns !ftove tq jure frleild jafled Ia ' fire · ,, ·fnPss ' • The peaceful calm of the land wearing a blanket of fresh snow (IVet great and simple dignity to Hia house Aa Ch . t' · r1s tans everyw here proudly celebrate the Birth of the Saviour, we t ak e pauae to offer a - �• ' ' ,. ' ' • • ' •• ' 4 • • ' •• " • ~ " • •• # . . . .... . . . . . I ' ' VOL 1 NO. 47 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1966 CHRI~AS FOOD - Several Racine American Legion Post members display large boxes of food for needy families ctw;tng the holldar season. The Chr~L<tmas Food project is an annual one for the Racine Legion Post. Left to nght a.re !!'ranc1s Webb, James Hill, Smoke Simpson. Howard Sayre, Richard Lee, Elson Spencer, Owen Watson, Vrrgll Roush and Paul Holter. Snow· slick R9ads Cause 2 Wrecks CHRISTMAS CHEER - Gallipolis Rotarians put fin ishmg touches on 211 commumty (;nnstmas food baskets that were distributed Saturday from the Washington school cafetria. Fnday night they filled the basketll with staples that included sugar, flour, milk, corn, beans. margarine, corn, rice, jelly, lard, peas, onions, poo tatoes, oranges, and other items. Saturday morning fresh bread , vegetables and meats were added. Left to right, standing, are W. J. Brown, club secretary, and Dr. Harry King, and front row, Manning Wetherbolt, Bud Carter and Neil Sanders. Funds to supply this dis tribution to needy families are not enough to cover the cost. Several hundred dollars more are needed. Everyone willing to help may send money to Leo Mossman, club cleJ'k, or Rev. Hughey Jones, general chairman. j Gatewood of H ' Cleans- up;, ~ "'• ~~· .. . ' ' ~» ·~,. ...~ Marks Famous Trail Humble shepherds left their flocks In the fields that holy night, and sought the Babe whose birth angels had proclaimed unto them. They beheld , him lying in a manger .in the City of David, wrapped in swaddling clothes. f.· t:;;-~ it' ' And from the East, following the • brilliant Star, Wise Men came to adore, and to offer preciou1 gifts . , to the newborn King. Robert Wlngttt '+ Chester Tannehill Maxine Wallen J Richard Thctmas Mrs. Emerson JoMS Kathryn Crow )iMa Zirkle Lucille Hawkins Emma L. Davis Ruth Brown Erma Lyons Richard Owen Thomas D. Danner Helen Davis Donald Wright Eustace Wilson James E. Denner Artis Bunch Hobart Wilson Fred Hoffman Beatrice Lisle Don George William Hoffmon Marie Foster Otho Mlttox ~ r:::=-~'lf ~ Today, nations and peoples share. in that first Christmas, in its boundless • hope and its promise of peace, with joyous celebrations. May you and your loved ones keep the spirit of this holy season always in your hearts, perpetuating its strength and comwrt. BILL WILSON Wilson Has ~ ,;.,. Second Arm,...~.. -~ • Surgery •' I CheriH Snodgrus Bill Wilson, big rookie • handed hurler with tile Pliifa.' delphia Phillies and 1960 ! ~ eroy High School graduate, . derwent surgery Friday Ia . . adelphia for removal of an · · ery blockage in his Geylond Bulh Margaret Finnicum arm. Margeret Lehew John Morgen The Ohio Valley Publishing Company The Phillles said that Publishers of ,.I. The Daily Sentinel ~ for San Diego last season, Ding six and lr•ing five. l ~ ' Wilson, 24, son of Mr. Mrs. Willard Wilson ol Pomeroy. relieved in 39 gaD- William Gardner Dwight Wtthtrholt pltclil.!'l Sund~y: flme~Sentinel ·The Dai!y Tribune \ .. \ _ I ' .• '·' ~ ....·~ 1.. .. • . ,.....,, .. • • • "w 1 ~· STAR OF THE EAST- Rev. Richard Martin places the "Star of Bethlehem" on the slable at the Grace E,Piscopal Cbureh in Pomeroy. The theme of tbe Christmas Eve Service wUl be "Come to the Stable". A Nativity Pageant will be presen~ by the young .people of the Chur~. Rev. Martin will give utory-tennon on "The Nativity According to Mary " followed by the regular service of Holy Comm~­ ' . , laD. Servleea wlll be ·CIJrlltmai Eve at e p.m. operation was the second Meigs County native · 1966 se.,.,n ended. IVIlJOO derwent the first operaUoo Sao Diego ard after ~nit.: returned ·to Pomeroy lor a with relatives. Wilson, in The News ·last Fall, was u ~ l!al rookie peel ol U19 by �• ' ' ,. ' ' • • ' •• ' 4 • • ' •• " • ~ " • •• # . . . .... . . . . . I ' ' VOL 1 NO. 47 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1966 CHRI~AS FOOD - Several Racine American Legion Post members display large boxes of food for needy families ctw;tng the holldar season. The Chr~L<tmas Food project is an annual one for the Racine Legion Post. Left to nght a.re !!'ranc1s Webb, James Hill, Smoke Simpson. Howard Sayre, Richard Lee, Elson Spencer, Owen Watson, Vrrgll Roush and Paul Holter. Snow· slick R9ads Cause 2 Wrecks CHRISTMAS CHEER - Gallipolis Rotarians put fin ishmg touches on 211 commumty (;nnstmas food baskets that were distributed Saturday from the Washington school cafetria. Fnday night they filled the basketll with staples that included sugar, flour, milk, corn, beans. margarine, corn, rice, jelly, lard, peas, onions, poo tatoes, oranges, and other items. Saturday morning fresh bread , vegetables and meats were added. Left to right, standing, are W. J. Brown, club secretary, and Dr. Harry King, and front row, Manning Wetherbolt, Bud Carter and Neil Sanders. Funds to supply this dis tribution to needy families are not enough to cover the cost. Several hundred dollars more are needed. Everyone willing to help may send money to Leo Mossman, club cleJ'k, or Rev. Hughey Jones, general chairman. j Gatewood of H ' Cleans- up;, ~ "'• ~~· .. . ' ' ~» ·~,. ...~ Marks Famous Trail Humble shepherds left their flocks In the fields that holy night, and sought the Babe whose birth angels had proclaimed unto them. They beheld , him lying in a manger .in the City of David, wrapped in swaddling clothes. f.· t:;;-~ it' ' And from the East, following the • brilliant Star, Wise Men came to adore, and to offer preciou1 gifts . , to the newborn King. Robert Wlngttt '+ Chester Tannehill Maxine Wallen J Richard Thctmas Mrs. Emerson JoMS Kathryn Crow )iMa Zirkle Lucille Hawkins Emma L. Davis Ruth Brown Erma Lyons Richard Owen Thomas D. Danner Helen Davis Donald Wright Eustace Wilson James E. Denner Artis Bunch Hobart Wilson Fred Hoffman Beatrice Lisle Don George William Hoffmon Marie Foster Otho Mlttox ~ r:::=-~'lf ~ Today, nations and peoples share. in that first Christmas, in its boundless • hope and its promise of peace, with joyous celebrations. May you and your loved ones keep the spirit of this holy season always in your hearts, perpetuating its strength and comwrt. BILL WILSON Wilson Has ~ ,;.,. Second Arm,...~.. -~ • Surgery •' I CheriH Snodgrus Bill Wilson, big rookie • handed hurler with tile Pliifa.' delphia Phillies and 1960 ! ~ eroy High School graduate, . derwent surgery Friday Ia . . adelphia for removal of an · · ery blockage in his Geylond Bulh Margaret Finnicum arm. Margeret Lehew John Morgen The Ohio Valley Publishing Company The Phillles said that Publishers of ,.I. The Daily Sentinel ~ for San Diego last season, Ding six and lr•ing five. l ~ ' Wilson, 24, son of Mr. Mrs. Willard Wilson ol Pomeroy. relieved in 39 gaD- William Gardner Dwight Wtthtrholt pltclil.!'l Sund~y: flme~Sentinel ·The Dai!y Tribune \ .. \ _ I ' .• '·' ~ ....·~ 1.. .. • . ,.....,, .. • • • "w 1 ~· STAR OF THE EAST- Rev. Richard Martin places the "Star of Bethlehem" on the slable at the Grace E,Piscopal Cbureh in Pomeroy. The theme of tbe Christmas Eve Service wUl be "Come to the Stable". A Nativity Pageant will be presen~ by the young .people of the Chur~. Rev. Martin will give utory-tennon on "The Nativity According to Mary " followed by the regular service of Holy Comm~­ ' . , laD. Servleea wlll be ·CIJrlltmai Eve at e p.m. operation was the second Meigs County native · 1966 se.,.,n ended. IVIlJOO derwent the first operaUoo Sao Diego ard after ~nit.: returned ·to Pomeroy lor a with relatives. Wilson, in The News ·last Fall, was u ~ l!al rookie peel ol U19 by �' • , .. r ·I ,. .. I \ ·---- 10-"nle Sunday Tlmes·Senllnel, Sundqy, Dec. 2~. 196~ .. -· . .....,..__ -- -- - I I Sunday Time,s . Sentifl~l "'j:: N~ i ..·*... I ' ,.,I CHERYL ANN FIFE MISS KAREN SUE WALKER llNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. R!)lliio~ Fife, Powell St., Middleport, announce the UJBB~I!I!U!nt of their daughter, Cheryl Ann, to Mr. Donovan D. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rcittsh, N. Second Al'e., Middleport. Miss Fife was gr¥duated !rom Middleport H.igh School. Mr. Roush was also graduated from Middleport High School end ' four years in the 1'\avy. He is now employ· · by . Aluminum. A February 12th wedding MR. AND MRS. James Richard Walker, of Route 3. Pomeroy, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Mr. Robert W. Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sloan, Route 1, Pomeroy. Miss Walker is a graduate of Middleport High School, class of 1960. She is employed as a secretary m the College of Education, Oh.io University. Mr. Sloan ts a graduate of Pomeroy High School, class of l 956. He is a construction worker. The open-church wed· ding will take place Saturday, February 11, 1967, at two-thirty o'clock, at the Enterprise Evangelical United Brethren Church. u ...... 811* 8:2~~ 8~~~ ..:...:..,.:..;.:.;fiNN~ 0 Mrs. ]ames E. Morrj,on Miss Warehime Is Bride of James Morrison Gallipolis Garden Club Entertains Miss Mary Louise Warehime, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Warehime of GaiUpolis, Ohio, became the bride of Mr. Jamfs E. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmett Morrison of Callipolis, Ohio in a ceremony per· formed on Thursday, December 22nd at 7:30 o'clock in th e F'trst Um'ted p res bYt enan · Ch urc h. The altar of the church was decorated with poJn. sellas, with hurricane lamps along the aisle, and pine and candles were in the wind· 1 r G tr r · M' Ellc" ows. a so o a tpo ts, tss . Milligan ef Cincinnati, Ohio. TI1e Rev. Glen R. Huehnlt and Miss Carol Hensley ol performed the double rmg Cle land ce~emony. Prior to the wedding 'f~: att~ndants were atti!'OO Mtss Cath~rJne Hayward, organ· in formal moss green velvet "t, and M1ss Cathy Clark, .soil)- gowns, styled with Emprm "t, presented a program of nup- Josephine silhouetll, and wrlll tlal music. an A-Line skirt. Green satin SUE ELLEN DAVIS Mc"mbe.rs of Nature's Garden Club were entertained by the Galll.polis Garden Club at the beautifully decorat· Ph'll' Th , fternoon ed home of Mrs. Gome~ . 1 1P5 ursaay a ·.h Assisting Mrs. Phtllifs were Mrs. Margaret Smtt • "'·Irs. Donald Gallowa", , 0 the hostess club, and Miss hillif,s, Susan Phtl· Mary P Ih d described . .h ( lips and Va erie Grift! . er experiences an the Devotions, "A Christmas ! the customs of rsome ot Story, were given by one of countries in which she has the members of Nature's Gar· lived. Her pa;ents are Metho- / den Club. Christmas carols were dJSt missionaries. sung accompanied at the plano Delicious refreshments were . by Mtss Susan Phillips served to 17 guests and Mrs. Mrs. Donald Gallol!ay read Garnet Wood and Mrs. Curtis ' several mtereslmg Christmas Swain of the therapy depart· · stories Mtss Valerie Gr~ffith _of ment or GaII1Pol". State Jnstt' • Algeria, a student at 0 h 1 o lute. Wesleyan Unlveroity, related Gt!ts from county garden ! clubs were presented to each g~rl and also the Woman's DJy magazine through the courtesy of the A. and P. Store. Flower ' anangement calendars were donated by Elliott Appliancr.. 1 1 MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DAVlS, Camp Ground tb . !toad, Lancaster, announce the engagement of etr daughter, Sue Ellen, to Sp/4 James L. Smeltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 0 . Smeltzer, Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. Miss Dal'is is a graduate of Lancaster I hSh I dCI b B . U . 'I d H g c oo an o urn us usmfllS mverst y an is employed as a secretary by General Mills, Inc., Lancaster. Mr. Smeltzer is a graduate of Southwes· tern High School and is presently serving in the Uni· ted States Army stationed at For! Benning, Georgia. The couple is planning a July wl!dding. 1 Mary M0 rrl's0 n l's· wedDecember 21 ' The bride w" given In mar· ribbon trimmed the poul sleev. riage by her father. She wore es. Each wore a matchln•• vel· • forll'al sheath eown of can· vet Dior bow headpiece, with dlelight ivory peau de sole a"d silk illusion veil. They each carAlencon lace. The e!"pire ~· ~ied • lighted candle centered tee was designed With • cr . !I- m a ~.ase of 8110Wdrtft porn • cent neckline, with • Bertharot.. poms, Ivy,_ and vartgatod holly, tar edged in pink embroidery. Taper lighter~ were John Alencon lace edged the elbow· and Stephen Preston INephewa Mr. and Mrrs. Raymond Morrison of Rt. 2 Thurman, ' length Kabuki sleeves. Her de· of the groom), Mr. Doue Har. are announcing the marriage of their only daughter, tachable wattrau chapel train rington of Gallipolis, served 11 The Kay Rogers Missionary ' ~lary Regina, to Private First Class Joseph H. Hively, son was •ppliqued with lace motifs. best man. Usher~ were Don Society of Gallipolis First Bap'of Mrs. Marie Hivrly, and The bouffant veil of French Warehime and Joe Clark of list Church held liB annual the late Mr. Lee Hively . Illusion was attach•d to an ~·· Gallipolis, Mr. Jolin Preston of Christmas dinner Tuesday ev. . ory petal rose of peau de ,.,._ Loutsvllle, KenlllCky, and Mr. The dodubble The bride's only jewelry we,. ening at the Gene Ball restaur. performr y Rrmg ev. Rceremony, ooert ' · l If h Tom Uh' Carmichael of Columbus, LINDA KAUFF 1 ant In Pt. Pleasant. A turkey Ball took place in the 'fhur· l opal earrings, a g t o t e to. . ' ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Kauf!, 2g2 dinner was served to t3 mem- The Emanon Club of Gallipo· rna; Methodist church at Sil groom. . The br,tde sd mdrother worebl. Race Street; Middleport, are 1nnouncing the en· bers and two guests. iis, held its Otristm8i dinner o'clock in the evening on Wed· , Cub Scout Pack 203 of Galli· The brtde's flower\were a r~~~ ,'()atch't:: ess ensem e gagement and approaching marriage of their daughFollowing dinner, the pro- party Thursday evening at the nesday, December 2181. polls held a mecdtmg andhtChrtstt· cascad1~fbouquet of w lte '""''d' wgr1 n:'a thg acceasortea. 1 he ter, U..nda, to L!Cpl. James Richard Miller, son of ' 'll'am d 'th th · 1 home of Mrs Howard B Saun, mas party Mon ay mg a snow r1 t pom-poms, 1vy an oom s rna er wore Ill emer. " opene wt e smgng · · . . . h d · · k t dr lth 1 Mr. _and Mrs. Myron R. Miller, 454 South Third Ave· of "Jo to the World "Silent ders. Mrs. Htvely ts a &raduate In : Grace MethodiSt Chul\ . holly. a green Jac e ess w nue, .Middleport. The bride-elect is a 1965 graduate N' ht y d "H k th ' H ld Following dinner the group the class of 1964 to Sr.uthwe>t· , The rocket race scheduled Miss Ann Darbrough of Clal· matching acce,.orlra, e! ~!ldleport High School and ts employed at Ohto A~g els ·~in ar e era enjoyed bridge, with Mrs. Ken. Iern High school, and u present· that night could not be held llpolls, was maid of honor. A reception wa~ held at the · Ulliversity In Athens. Cpl. ~!tiler, a 1964 graduate of H gj H 11 neth Frazier receiving high 1iy employed at the Ftrst Na· I and was postponed unltl J•.n. Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy home of the bride I parentl 8 ~dleport High School, is servi~g with the United reads~ .a:~Wh ey gave two score, and Mrs. Frank Porter,!tiona I Bank. . lath at 1:30 at the church. Lusk and Miss Julia Shawver, ?n Upper River. Road. Assl•l· St'lr!es Marine Corps and is stahoned at Beaufort, N 1 gs · at}! Chrut Had second. 1 Mr. Hively is stalloned at , Boy• recetvmg awards from mg at the recephon were M"' S.'<.'G, $!~ recently completed a 14 months tour of ot Come and An Unexpect. There wu 1 gift erchango at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He Nov. 28th, lor Bobcat awards, Jackie Evans and Mlas Judy d\ity.lp VIetNam. No date has been set for the wed· ed VISitor. Mrs. Calvin Layne the close of the meeting. Jn ad- Its also a 1964 graduate of South•! were Ronnie Adkins, Rodney Durose of Oallipollo, ·~d M!s, Byers; Bear award, Ricky Marlene Pangrac of Nor 1 h ~~c~ , '~------------------- gave a monologue entitled "The , dillon to Mrs. Saunders, the western High school. ChrlStlrJas Sptril. Prayer was committee was composed of : Mrs. Hively will continue to Baker; Wolf award, Ricky Olm•ted. Miss Durose regt.. offered by Miss Halley. Mrs. Robert Caldwell. Mr.. set- I make her home with her pnr· tBoone and Douglas Shipley; tered guos!B. A g1ft exchange was held wyn White, Mrs. John Lloyd ents, while her husband Is in Gold and Silver Arrow, Doug- A planned potluck Christmas For her going away eostume at the close of the program. and Mro. Robert Sheels. ' the service. ,las Bingham: 2 silver arrows, dinner preceded the meeting of the bride wore a paslot print . . , Morris was won by Mrs. Douglas Shipley; I gold arrow, the Chester WSCS al the coat dms with matchmg IC· The 1tij!land Fnendly Gar· ert Snowden and Mrs. B i 1 Tommy Valentine: John Corn· church. . cessot·ies. '-<lPrtey\FI~b held its annual Brown was awarded the ett, th• Denner award, and Twenty-four members and 15 Mrs. Morrison Is • graduate Chns!nl'fi,:Jl.arty wtth a 6.30 p. prize. George Haffelt, assistant den· visitors were pre•enl, seated of Gailia Academy High ·school, m. dinner !It· ,Bailey:s Restaur· Refreshments in keeping ner award. at a beautifully decorated tab· and •llended Ohio Unlvt?"slty ant 'n. l'omeroy on 1 uesday ev· tne holitlay season were Douglas Mullineaux. gave .• Ie. Grace was asked by Mrs. and Gallipollo BuslneSJ Colle~. ening;. lle<-ember 20th. Thts was to the above and Mrs. humorous skit to reretve hl5 R 1 h p rk Mr. Morrison also gradltftlo follo~ell by a party at the Davis Mrs. Tom lion badge. a p a or. Erwin, presJ. ed from Gallla Academy High home:'of Mrs. Joe Bohn in Rut· Harold Sauer, Mrs. ' Receiving awards for the Dec. Mrs. Leonard . schooL He attended Rio Grande land. Wolfe. Mrs. Jim Thomas, Mrs. 19th meeting were assistant den· Colleg• and Ohio State Unlv..-. The business meeting was in Vernon Weber, and Mrs. Bill ner George Bush and Boh!>y slty. In J•nuary he will ettttf \ 'Ill d Cond.. ; the denner award. Ran· of Worahlp. the Unlted Staies Navy Nuclear charll" of the president, Mrs. Vr or . dy Jordan; Douglas Mullineaux ''For this Little Time was Powor Scltool In Bainbrfdgt Fred Williamson. The secre· 1 OrChd eshlre Chapter No. 450, I ry Hughes; Jnstallln& Marshals, Roush and Sentinel, Hartle : lion badge; Randy Finney of the topic of the program pr&- Md ' tary's report was g1ven by Mrs. , D 7 M b G er of Eastern Star, held liB Flora Long and Everett Long; Roush. Boy Scout troop 2110 who Is den ' •ented by Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. · Harvey O'Dell and treasurer s en em er1 CJ annual Installation of _officers Conductress, Phyllis Hawley; Juruor Past Matron Hiida rchief for Mro. Way'ne Davis, [ Pearl Casto, Mrs Harold Spen. S~RENADE IS SURPRISE reporl by Mrs. Bruce May. A To County Home recently at the M..omc Tern- Chaplain, Allen Hughes ; Organ. Quickel and Junior Past Patron received 8 shoulder braid. cer and Mrs. Robl!rt Bailey. Miss Mabel Hyldl of Mlddlereporton tne Christmas ba:aar pie when Gladys Rife was in· ist, Gertrude Hysell; Warder, Rucker Neal ware presl!llted After the meeting refresh- Following a short business port waa surprised with a e•rol •as given as wa~ a report on . Mrs. Glenn Smith, den moth· stalled as Worthy Matr,n and Ada Ward; Sentinel, William gifts by Flora and Everett Long. ments were served by Mr. and session a social time was on. serenade this week by memhe home decorating contest , er of Den 7, Pack 203, took her Ralph Rife Worthy Patron. Scott, and Inviting Marshal, Don Worthy Matron Gladys Rile Mrs. 8111 Sowers, Also In keep. joyed In games and an ex· hers ef Girl Scout Troop_ 3t with :ponsored by the club. Cub Scout boys to the ..county The chapter was opeed by na Waugh. was presented a gavel by her ring with the Christmas season change of gifts which were their loadert, Mn. Ike Neal and The program was io charge home for a program of Worthy Matron, Hilda Quickel. Installed as offleers for tho inatalling officer. Ia bag of candy was given each placed under a tree on a decor- Mrs. Buddy Thomas. The seoul& >f thr program chairman, Mn nm carols and a program till· wtth Worthy Patron Rucker coming year, in addition to Decorations were in blue In child. sled table. 9a~g for Mtss Hysell tn a~J. :~r,w'\i'd Birchfield. A reading, ed. "The Story of Christmas." Neal presiding in the east. the Worthy Matroh and Worthy keeping with Adah'o stat1on, to Marion Jl,arrison, cub scout VIsitors prtse~t were Mrs. alton ~~ her ))111 ltn iiQIWI~ '' A Deeember Night, Long. Long I The residents of the Home Distinguished guesls attend· Patron, were: Associate Mat- be honored by the Worthy Ma· master, ~all o! cub scoUis James Batley, Mrs. Norman the l~rgest amount lor the \ ~o,'"'w~s given by Mrs. Carl rang carols with the Scout•. lng were Deputy Grand Ma~ ron Ernestine Willa, Associate Iron of the year. and den mothers of Pack 203, •'redertck, Mrs. Forrest Show. troops scout f)llld drivo lhta 11orris. A contest was held, ;n l Mothers of the Cubs had baked ron of District 24, Clarice Spar- Patron Joe Willa, S.rretary HI~ Chaptero repreMented were 1donat•d candy to the children's alter, Mn. Paul Ktlly, Mra. lal!. :barge of Mra. Don Harrison, I cookies and t~ese and other ll~g: Bernice Hoffman, Dis· da Quickel, Treasurer Doris Gallipolis, Vinton, Oak Hlll, home and to the county home. Gladys Mer(an, Mr'-' Henry , BAND PARTY HELD >n gift wrappings. The pri~e . fsvors were gtven to, lhe lolks. lr~ct Deputy Grand Matron oi,Zerkie, Conduetre.. Jannette Wellston, Thurman, Hamden, SAYRE GRADUATES Elchlng~r. Mrs. R,aymond El· The Mtddlaport Senior Bllld for the most original was won Boys m Mrs. Smjth s den. Dtslrlct 24; Grand Represents. S~eets, Associate Conductre" South Point, Evangeline, Har- Seaman. Recruit Roger B. ber!eld, Mrs. 1. 0. McCoy, Mra. and IU1118 enjoyed 1 Chrilllnu ly Mrs. fttlliert Garr,.r.. Gifts Randy Jordan, Da~td Stolhngs, lives Pearl Northup and 'fhel. Wtlma Haycraft, Chaplain Ma- rtsonvllle, Zaleski and Wilkes- Sayre, 19, USN, son of Mr. and , HerJry Beaver, Mra. W•ilalle party Friday evenjn& In lht •ere etcltanged by a hghted George Bush, Davtd Smith, rna Casto and Worthy Matrons ry Jane Neal, Marshall OdeL vllle. Mn. Qrvlll• Brooks Sayre ol Amburaer, Mra. ·E al her Pearl St. Elementary l!<!bool Chrtslhlas lree. Secret pals 1 John Sallaz, Rndney Dyer, and alld Worthy Patrons of other Ia Maclc, Organist Carol Free- Refreshments were 10rved In Syracuse, baa been araduated Wrlilbl, Mrs. 'lfllll•m Hellman, auditorium. Records provldell llere reveale11 and new names , Bryan and Clester Tackett. chapten. man, Adah, VIvian Kirby, Ru!h, the ' dining room which ,. wa• from nllte weeks of Navy baalc Mrs. Larry Smith, Mrs. J!Qbart maslc lor dancing and Nhih. drawn for the coming year., It was .reported all was_very . ParOcipating in the. Installs- Donna Misner Martha. Kath. beautifully decorated In keeping training at the Naval Training Newell and Mrs. Freda Mlller ments were served durlnfl f1tt rravelini prize donated by Mrs. much enJoyed and apprectated. lion were inStalling officer, Ma· ryn Metzger, Warder, Dorothy with lhe holiday season. Center, Great Lakes, IlL and lour children. evenilli by band motltert. I . 8aptist Society Holds Annual Dinner Event I l~ I I I I 1 1 , Emanon Club Holds Party, D''nner Event 1 --- 1 1 Cub Scout Pack Holds Party at G Ch h race urc 1 J 1 i 1 Ch t WSCS es er H·o/ds Planned Potluck Dinner I ,. Rutland friendly Gardeners Club Christmas Party is Held Tuesday Ins tallatt'on of 0 fft'cers Held by Ch esl re 0 ES ~;;~~ c~~d~~~~n:h~he m~::~ 1 1 I 1,· l I 8 Ui 8 .... Iii.... li!,.._ s: ........... -. ~ ' • ' ~ Mr. J. ,• ·' ' . .. " . 1: ' ~ ~ • ' ""~""~ .."" ,. . ·~ �' • , .. r ·I ,. .. I \ ·---- 10-"nle Sunday Tlmes·Senllnel, Sundqy, Dec. 2~. 196~ .. -· . .....,..__ -- -- - I I Sunday Time,s . Sentifl~l "'j:: N~ i ..·*... I ' ,.,I CHERYL ANN FIFE MISS KAREN SUE WALKER llNGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. R!)lliio~ Fife, Powell St., Middleport, announce the UJBB~I!I!U!nt of their daughter, Cheryl Ann, to Mr. Donovan D. Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rcittsh, N. Second Al'e., Middleport. Miss Fife was gr¥duated !rom Middleport H.igh School. Mr. Roush was also graduated from Middleport High School end ' four years in the 1'\avy. He is now employ· · by . Aluminum. A February 12th wedding MR. AND MRS. James Richard Walker, of Route 3. Pomeroy, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Mr. Robert W. Sloan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sloan, Route 1, Pomeroy. Miss Walker is a graduate of Middleport High School, class of 1960. She is employed as a secretary m the College of Education, Oh.io University. Mr. Sloan ts a graduate of Pomeroy High School, class of l 956. He is a construction worker. The open-church wed· ding will take place Saturday, February 11, 1967, at two-thirty o'clock, at the Enterprise Evangelical United Brethren Church. u ...... 811* 8:2~~ 8~~~ ..:...:..,.:..;.:.;fiNN~ 0 Mrs. ]ames E. Morrj,on Miss Warehime Is Bride of James Morrison Gallipolis Garden Club Entertains Miss Mary Louise Warehime, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Warehime of GaiUpolis, Ohio, became the bride of Mr. Jamfs E. Morrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Emmett Morrison of Callipolis, Ohio in a ceremony per· formed on Thursday, December 22nd at 7:30 o'clock in th e F'trst Um'ted p res bYt enan · Ch urc h. The altar of the church was decorated with poJn. sellas, with hurricane lamps along the aisle, and pine and candles were in the wind· 1 r G tr r · M' Ellc" ows. a so o a tpo ts, tss . Milligan ef Cincinnati, Ohio. TI1e Rev. Glen R. Huehnlt and Miss Carol Hensley ol performed the double rmg Cle land ce~emony. Prior to the wedding 'f~: att~ndants were atti!'OO Mtss Cath~rJne Hayward, organ· in formal moss green velvet "t, and M1ss Cathy Clark, .soil)- gowns, styled with Emprm "t, presented a program of nup- Josephine silhouetll, and wrlll tlal music. an A-Line skirt. Green satin SUE ELLEN DAVIS Mc"mbe.rs of Nature's Garden Club were entertained by the Galll.polis Garden Club at the beautifully decorat· Ph'll' Th , fternoon ed home of Mrs. Gome~ . 1 1P5 ursaay a ·.h Assisting Mrs. Phtllifs were Mrs. Margaret Smtt • "'·Irs. Donald Gallowa", , 0 the hostess club, and Miss hillif,s, Susan Phtl· Mary P Ih d described . .h ( lips and Va erie Grift! . er experiences an the Devotions, "A Christmas ! the customs of rsome ot Story, were given by one of countries in which she has the members of Nature's Gar· lived. Her pa;ents are Metho- / den Club. Christmas carols were dJSt missionaries. sung accompanied at the plano Delicious refreshments were . by Mtss Susan Phillips served to 17 guests and Mrs. Mrs. Donald Gallol!ay read Garnet Wood and Mrs. Curtis ' several mtereslmg Christmas Swain of the therapy depart· · stories Mtss Valerie Gr~ffith _of ment or GaII1Pol". State Jnstt' • Algeria, a student at 0 h 1 o lute. Wesleyan Unlveroity, related Gt!ts from county garden ! clubs were presented to each g~rl and also the Woman's DJy magazine through the courtesy of the A. and P. Store. Flower ' anangement calendars were donated by Elliott Appliancr.. 1 1 MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DAVlS, Camp Ground tb . !toad, Lancaster, announce the engagement of etr daughter, Sue Ellen, to Sp/4 James L. Smeltzer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 0 . Smeltzer, Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. Miss Dal'is is a graduate of Lancaster I hSh I dCI b B . U . 'I d H g c oo an o urn us usmfllS mverst y an is employed as a secretary by General Mills, Inc., Lancaster. Mr. Smeltzer is a graduate of Southwes· tern High School and is presently serving in the Uni· ted States Army stationed at For! Benning, Georgia. The couple is planning a July wl!dding. 1 Mary M0 rrl's0 n l's· wedDecember 21 ' The bride w" given In mar· ribbon trimmed the poul sleev. riage by her father. She wore es. Each wore a matchln•• vel· • forll'al sheath eown of can· vet Dior bow headpiece, with dlelight ivory peau de sole a"d silk illusion veil. They each carAlencon lace. The e!"pire ~· ~ied • lighted candle centered tee was designed With • cr . !I- m a ~.ase of 8110Wdrtft porn • cent neckline, with • Bertharot.. poms, Ivy,_ and vartgatod holly, tar edged in pink embroidery. Taper lighter~ were John Alencon lace edged the elbow· and Stephen Preston INephewa Mr. and Mrrs. Raymond Morrison of Rt. 2 Thurman, ' length Kabuki sleeves. Her de· of the groom), Mr. Doue Har. are announcing the marriage of their only daughter, tachable wattrau chapel train rington of Gallipolis, served 11 The Kay Rogers Missionary ' ~lary Regina, to Private First Class Joseph H. Hively, son was •ppliqued with lace motifs. best man. Usher~ were Don Society of Gallipolis First Bap'of Mrs. Marie Hivrly, and The bouffant veil of French Warehime and Joe Clark of list Church held liB annual the late Mr. Lee Hively . Illusion was attach•d to an ~·· Gallipolis, Mr. Jolin Preston of Christmas dinner Tuesday ev. . ory petal rose of peau de ,.,._ Loutsvllle, KenlllCky, and Mr. The dodubble The bride's only jewelry we,. ening at the Gene Ball restaur. performr y Rrmg ev. Rceremony, ooert ' · l If h Tom Uh' Carmichael of Columbus, LINDA KAUFF 1 ant In Pt. Pleasant. A turkey Ball took place in the 'fhur· l opal earrings, a g t o t e to. . ' ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Kauf!, 2g2 dinner was served to t3 mem- The Emanon Club of Gallipo· rna; Methodist church at Sil groom. . The br,tde sd mdrother worebl. Race Street; Middleport, are 1nnouncing the en· bers and two guests. iis, held its Otristm8i dinner o'clock in the evening on Wed· , Cub Scout Pack 203 of Galli· The brtde's flower\were a r~~~ ,'()atch't:: ess ensem e gagement and approaching marriage of their daughFollowing dinner, the pro- party Thursday evening at the nesday, December 2181. polls held a mecdtmg andhtChrtstt· cascad1~fbouquet of w lte '""''d' wgr1 n:'a thg acceasortea. 1 he ter, U..nda, to L!Cpl. James Richard Miller, son of ' 'll'am d 'th th · 1 home of Mrs Howard B Saun, mas party Mon ay mg a snow r1 t pom-poms, 1vy an oom s rna er wore Ill emer. " opene wt e smgng · · . . . h d · · k t dr lth 1 Mr. _and Mrs. Myron R. Miller, 454 South Third Ave· of "Jo to the World "Silent ders. Mrs. Htvely ts a &raduate In : Grace MethodiSt Chul\ . holly. a green Jac e ess w nue, .Middleport. The bride-elect is a 1965 graduate N' ht y d "H k th ' H ld Following dinner the group the class of 1964 to Sr.uthwe>t· , The rocket race scheduled Miss Ann Darbrough of Clal· matching acce,.orlra, e! ~!ldleport High School and ts employed at Ohto A~g els ·~in ar e era enjoyed bridge, with Mrs. Ken. Iern High school, and u present· that night could not be held llpolls, was maid of honor. A reception wa~ held at the · Ulliversity In Athens. Cpl. ~!tiler, a 1964 graduate of H gj H 11 neth Frazier receiving high 1iy employed at the Ftrst Na· I and was postponed unltl J•.n. Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy home of the bride I parentl 8 ~dleport High School, is servi~g with the United reads~ .a:~Wh ey gave two score, and Mrs. Frank Porter,!tiona I Bank. . lath at 1:30 at the church. Lusk and Miss Julia Shawver, ?n Upper River. Road. Assl•l· St'lr!es Marine Corps and is stahoned at Beaufort, N 1 gs · at}! Chrut Had second. 1 Mr. Hively is stalloned at , Boy• recetvmg awards from mg at the recephon were M"' S.'<.'G, $!~ recently completed a 14 months tour of ot Come and An Unexpect. There wu 1 gift erchango at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. He Nov. 28th, lor Bobcat awards, Jackie Evans and Mlas Judy d\ity.lp VIetNam. No date has been set for the wed· ed VISitor. Mrs. Calvin Layne the close of the meeting. Jn ad- Its also a 1964 graduate of South•! were Ronnie Adkins, Rodney Durose of Oallipollo, ·~d M!s, Byers; Bear award, Ricky Marlene Pangrac of Nor 1 h ~~c~ , '~------------------- gave a monologue entitled "The , dillon to Mrs. Saunders, the western High school. ChrlStlrJas Sptril. Prayer was committee was composed of : Mrs. Hively will continue to Baker; Wolf award, Ricky Olm•ted. Miss Durose regt.. offered by Miss Halley. Mrs. Robert Caldwell. Mr.. set- I make her home with her pnr· tBoone and Douglas Shipley; tered guos!B. A g1ft exchange was held wyn White, Mrs. John Lloyd ents, while her husband Is in Gold and Silver Arrow, Doug- A planned potluck Christmas For her going away eostume at the close of the program. and Mro. Robert Sheels. ' the service. ,las Bingham: 2 silver arrows, dinner preceded the meeting of the bride wore a paslot print . . , Morris was won by Mrs. Douglas Shipley; I gold arrow, the Chester WSCS al the coat dms with matchmg IC· The 1tij!land Fnendly Gar· ert Snowden and Mrs. B i 1 Tommy Valentine: John Corn· church. . cessot·ies. '-<lPrtey\FI~b held its annual Brown was awarded the ett, th• Denner award, and Twenty-four members and 15 Mrs. Morrison Is • graduate Chns!nl'fi,:Jl.arty wtth a 6.30 p. prize. George Haffelt, assistant den· visitors were pre•enl, seated of Gailia Academy High ·school, m. dinner !It· ,Bailey:s Restaur· Refreshments in keeping ner award. at a beautifully decorated tab· and •llended Ohio Unlvt?"slty ant 'n. l'omeroy on 1 uesday ev· tne holitlay season were Douglas Mullineaux. gave .• Ie. Grace was asked by Mrs. and Gallipollo BuslneSJ Colle~. ening;. lle<-ember 20th. Thts was to the above and Mrs. humorous skit to reretve hl5 R 1 h p rk Mr. Morrison also gradltftlo follo~ell by a party at the Davis Mrs. Tom lion badge. a p a or. Erwin, presJ. ed from Gallla Academy High home:'of Mrs. Joe Bohn in Rut· Harold Sauer, Mrs. ' Receiving awards for the Dec. Mrs. Leonard . schooL He attended Rio Grande land. Wolfe. Mrs. Jim Thomas, Mrs. 19th meeting were assistant den· Colleg• and Ohio State Unlv..-. The business meeting was in Vernon Weber, and Mrs. Bill ner George Bush and Boh!>y slty. In J•nuary he will ettttf \ 'Ill d Cond.. ; the denner award. Ran· of Worahlp. the Unlted Staies Navy Nuclear charll" of the president, Mrs. Vr or . dy Jordan; Douglas Mullineaux ''For this Little Time was Powor Scltool In Bainbrfdgt Fred Williamson. The secre· 1 OrChd eshlre Chapter No. 450, I ry Hughes; Jnstallln& Marshals, Roush and Sentinel, Hartle : lion badge; Randy Finney of the topic of the program pr&- Md ' tary's report was g1ven by Mrs. , D 7 M b G er of Eastern Star, held liB Flora Long and Everett Long; Roush. Boy Scout troop 2110 who Is den ' •ented by Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. · Harvey O'Dell and treasurer s en em er1 CJ annual Installation of _officers Conductress, Phyllis Hawley; Juruor Past Matron Hiida rchief for Mro. Way'ne Davis, [ Pearl Casto, Mrs Harold Spen. S~RENADE IS SURPRISE reporl by Mrs. Bruce May. A To County Home recently at the M..omc Tern- Chaplain, Allen Hughes ; Organ. Quickel and Junior Past Patron received 8 shoulder braid. cer and Mrs. Robl!rt Bailey. Miss Mabel Hyldl of Mlddlereporton tne Christmas ba:aar pie when Gladys Rife was in· ist, Gertrude Hysell; Warder, Rucker Neal ware presl!llted After the meeting refresh- Following a short business port waa surprised with a e•rol •as given as wa~ a report on . Mrs. Glenn Smith, den moth· stalled as Worthy Matr,n and Ada Ward; Sentinel, William gifts by Flora and Everett Long. ments were served by Mr. and session a social time was on. serenade this week by memhe home decorating contest , er of Den 7, Pack 203, took her Ralph Rife Worthy Patron. Scott, and Inviting Marshal, Don Worthy Matron Gladys Rile Mrs. 8111 Sowers, Also In keep. joyed In games and an ex· hers ef Girl Scout Troop_ 3t with :ponsored by the club. Cub Scout boys to the ..county The chapter was opeed by na Waugh. was presented a gavel by her ring with the Christmas season change of gifts which were their loadert, Mn. Ike Neal and The program was io charge home for a program of Worthy Matron, Hilda Quickel. Installed as offleers for tho inatalling officer. Ia bag of candy was given each placed under a tree on a decor- Mrs. Buddy Thomas. The seoul& >f thr program chairman, Mn nm carols and a program till· wtth Worthy Patron Rucker coming year, in addition to Decorations were in blue In child. sled table. 9a~g for Mtss Hysell tn a~J. :~r,w'\i'd Birchfield. A reading, ed. "The Story of Christmas." Neal presiding in the east. the Worthy Matroh and Worthy keeping with Adah'o stat1on, to Marion Jl,arrison, cub scout VIsitors prtse~t were Mrs. alton ~~ her ))111 ltn iiQIWI~ '' A Deeember Night, Long. Long I The residents of the Home Distinguished guesls attend· Patron, were: Associate Mat- be honored by the Worthy Ma· master, ~all o! cub scoUis James Batley, Mrs. Norman the l~rgest amount lor the \ ~o,'"'w~s given by Mrs. Carl rang carols with the Scout•. lng were Deputy Grand Ma~ ron Ernestine Willa, Associate Iron of the year. and den mothers of Pack 203, •'redertck, Mrs. Forrest Show. troops scout f)llld drivo lhta 11orris. A contest was held, ;n l Mothers of the Cubs had baked ron of District 24, Clarice Spar- Patron Joe Willa, S.rretary HI~ Chaptero repreMented were 1donat•d candy to the children's alter, Mn. Paul Ktlly, Mra. lal!. :barge of Mra. Don Harrison, I cookies and t~ese and other ll~g: Bernice Hoffman, Dis· da Quickel, Treasurer Doris Gallipolis, Vinton, Oak Hlll, home and to the county home. Gladys Mer(an, Mr'-' Henry , BAND PARTY HELD >n gift wrappings. The pri~e . fsvors were gtven to, lhe lolks. lr~ct Deputy Grand Matron oi,Zerkie, Conduetre.. Jannette Wellston, Thurman, Hamden, SAYRE GRADUATES Elchlng~r. Mrs. R,aymond El· The Mtddlaport Senior Bllld for the most original was won Boys m Mrs. Smjth s den. Dtslrlct 24; Grand Represents. S~eets, Associate Conductre" South Point, Evangeline, Har- Seaman. Recruit Roger B. ber!eld, Mrs. 1. 0. McCoy, Mra. and IU1118 enjoyed 1 Chrilllnu ly Mrs. fttlliert Garr,.r.. Gifts Randy Jordan, Da~td Stolhngs, lives Pearl Northup and 'fhel. Wtlma Haycraft, Chaplain Ma- rtsonvllle, Zaleski and Wilkes- Sayre, 19, USN, son of Mr. and , HerJry Beaver, Mra. W•ilalle party Friday evenjn& In lht •ere etcltanged by a hghted George Bush, Davtd Smith, rna Casto and Worthy Matrons ry Jane Neal, Marshall OdeL vllle. Mn. Qrvlll• Brooks Sayre ol Amburaer, Mra. ·E al her Pearl St. Elementary l!<!bool Chrtslhlas lree. Secret pals 1 John Sallaz, Rndney Dyer, and alld Worthy Patrons of other Ia Maclc, Organist Carol Free- Refreshments were 10rved In Syracuse, baa been araduated Wrlilbl, Mrs. 'lfllll•m Hellman, auditorium. Records provldell llere reveale11 and new names , Bryan and Clester Tackett. chapten. man, Adah, VIvian Kirby, Ru!h, the ' dining room which ,. wa• from nllte weeks of Navy baalc Mrs. Larry Smith, Mrs. J!Qbart maslc lor dancing and Nhih. drawn for the coming year., It was .reported all was_very . ParOcipating in the. Installs- Donna Misner Martha. Kath. beautifully decorated In keeping training at the Naval Training Newell and Mrs. Freda Mlller ments were served durlnfl f1tt rravelini prize donated by Mrs. much enJoyed and apprectated. lion were inStalling officer, Ma· ryn Metzger, Warder, Dorothy with lhe holiday season. Center, Great Lakes, IlL and lour children. evenilli by band motltert. I . 8aptist Society Holds Annual Dinner Event I l~ I I I I 1 1 , Emanon Club Holds Party, D''nner Event 1 --- 1 1 Cub Scout Pack Holds Party at G Ch h race urc 1 J 1 i 1 Ch t WSCS es er H·o/ds Planned Potluck Dinner I ,. Rutland friendly Gardeners Club Christmas Party is Held Tuesday Ins tallatt'on of 0 fft'cers Held by Ch esl re 0 ES ~;;~~ c~~d~~~~n:h~he m~::~ 1 1 I 1,· l I 8 Ui 8 .... Iii.... li!,.._ s: ........... -. ~ ' • ' ~ Mr. J. ,• ·' ' . .. " . 1: ' ~ ~ • ' ""~""~ .."" ,. . ·~ �• Cookie Treats By Mrs. Kloes -Helen Help .Voice of Brqailway =-,.JZ:O, IDtl•---~--.-·· j· t l!li..Jockef Sammy Reak'k t12,tm,tllll movie cleal wilb tile takes one look at b1a bride eheried Into PbyslciaDB Bolptt- Paley«~toloPI& -bed - and drops dead .. . •.. M.r. 8lld Jlrl; Jll;!' . ~~ a1, QuoeDs ... Tammany Lead- Dettplte ~ ftl ap«W. Here's bow Loadoo'l Camabi IIIII daughter, lo!Jrl, . -~ er Roy Jones bas bad the final !ng ambiiions, Sandy Koufa& Street's ioinl. ~ ume Fridq for a 8}' 11t~len riot act read to bfm by . t b e quteUy II JIIIOIIallll8 wilb NBC lie: topless wa!lresaes wear balf- wJ1b lbelr ~ ~"·'"' Kennedy clan: our Iat&-late scut... II Gallagber'1 SIM House a-folia . . . Dlmme WINlcll Mrll. Wllbar IIIDilbiJ Bullel By KATIE CROW Ue says tha estimable Jooes caplalJI George Plgod look8 (wbo epeadJ five llllllllha a Je1ll' IW: RoDer. '~· Speaking of recipes, Mrs. Manning (Jean) Kloes, IIOUld accept 88 successor Mauro familiar lt'a becalllle bf'a - Ibn) toot - toak at her lk7- llr8. .Geotlt =~lett 208 S. Second, Middleport, pl~nly hal! all she needs. How ice O'Rourke, said to be Steve ol the 'flip malo model• 11141 hf8h P'Jdldi bole! bills aa d jet plane tb1J pfot CHRISTMAS COWMN: Once upon a time you helped do I know? She gave The Dail~ Sentmel staff a wonder- Smith's (and tberefoce Bobby's) ·grins at you from vlrluall)' ev- bought a viDa In Nnnandy - Blrmlnflbam, Ala. wben . , ; NOTHING BUT THE GOOD out a stupid little 13-year - old ful . vanety of homemade cooktes last week. They were candidate . . . CBS dangles tmt- ery magaziM . .. HJsbel& New and wlll save money in the bar· will visit avflt the lli1llll8yJ · Dear Readers: girl who thought the world had deltCIOUS. . . . . ny blandlabmen!B to lure its a- Year's Eve restaurant tariff gain. with her d.tugllter 8lld fainllj, Comes Christmas - and a. ended because of strict parents He~e IS a mouth watef!Dg rec•r}bat would bngbten gain blgb-ratec! Jackie Gleason will be $50-per-person at Act I, The celluloid Paul Revere's Mr and Mrs. Joe F~ ~ gain: my annual "Nothing but and a boy she "loved." That ~ny ~oh~ay sideboard. It 18 calle Black Walnu~ De- into renewing a weekly sbow: 1a11cy restaurant overlooking can slog It again: the British ohlidren. ·! ~. 8 the Good" column, I hope you.• was me, and your straight-from- light · It an all-purpose dessert that would be tasty the gray fiannel brass (split Times Square atop the AUied indeed are coming - leading Mr and Mrs. Chef' a'itddliS• enjoy these .up-beat letters as the-shoulder answer helped me Topt·Offf toda m~al or as a the two together """"'de . lhe that metaphor!) wan!B Large "-IMI Tvwer; maMfM name, tbe "Oscar" sweepstakes are and :....••on SbaWD Roob ol , m"-L trea or rop-ms.. •••·· . · ' bere for "'"' a1 1 do . grow up. perlect "jumping off" point !or One's "Peekskill ProductiODB Times Tower. , , Paul Scofield and bis, 1J1m "A Danis,•• -~ Fla., are e· Dear Helen: N l' h . ld Black Walnut Dehght can he a family dinner Inc." to produce a daily TV Producer Rob t Whiteheads Man For All SeailltiS, Mldlael bollday visit with their parents, I road so many blasts about !how m da aP PbY 1f5·)eadr-o d' made in an ordinary loaf pan Feature Frut~ Pork Platter variety geared to knock off the not JUSt auditioning actreas Zoe Caine and "Alfie," the Burtons Mr and Mrs Herman Racl&!l 1 1 oynen an · Caldw ell ; blg romance . In and "V a. woo If" a11 favort•·· steady daI.mg and teen mar- WI akwon , eru • or .m a sha ped mold for vane1Y as your main coune. Simmer profitably proliferatmg Mtke nd· daughter· eannen, aDd 1 80 riages, 1 simply have write uc y. h k'd 1and greater attractivene... To pork chops In dee~navoced con- 'Douglas syndicated grind . "Arrivederci, Baby," 7&-year - in the early !me And It's all "Mr and Mrs 'L E Triplett , ending. . 1 was never . fiarr, · 1op r.a I( e densed beef brothr along with More CBS execulive-swt - talk: old actor Warren Mitchell ba• U. S. 0nancIng of 8r!Uob tal• Dr. and Mrs . .Cecil . Horden. ' Of you abou t our happy k . wf11at t e 1 s 1 add a festive 11 1 Actually it had all the wrong ca a Jer. 01 ,-~ {u:p ~as with Simple conlecttoners' sug- prunes ginger and celery. Near while here for his "Blow-Up" a three-lllinllte scene as Rosan- •nt The gang at Gallagher's Colu~bus are Christmas 1 ingredienta- e~ly dating, stea- ~:Y ~~~~~ JU~to:ghlti~g To :~ ar icing and ~lace'. cherry the e;,d ol the cooking lime, premiere, Carlo Ponti mnde a na Schlalfino's husband: be partied producer Leonard Bur- dmner guests of her sis , dymg at 16, a high school drop- th d . d t gh 't halves and trnn wtth holly toss in some apple slices lo ton on his lmmment marrtage Mrs Garen Stansb•~ ,, e epresse cens w o wrt e 1 nnd the base (Dec 28) t0 ·'Miss Free Hun · -•· ·• dro I -di ou.t co IIege pou't ong S· to you, I'd JUSt like to say that eavre aro . giVe the pork more tangy lrutt rogram 0 Jim Johnson, student a t'l • tance. engagement, and early your problems will soon be 'h eup (I sUck) butter goodness. • gary Ju,tka Goz. . . shall University, is here Fill in the rest of the menu Socoya s latest love. mil:~- the holidav vacation with marrtage .. . And I KNOW solved - ltme does it plus ad- I cup sugar we'll live happily ever after! ull understanding ~nd some I eggs, separated with othar danish foods oat- The Chnstmas program of Abt;hire; "The Night tha An. ·mstnaltst Peter . . ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J 60 My pareo!B were always strict self-understand1ng 'too I I teaspooD vanilla meal bread and rice pudding · Kanauga Fair Haven Methodist gels Sang," by Connie Clagg just Jauntily started servmg Johnson and children. and l used to complain, but I Oh I know I can't ease the %cups silted all-purpose flour plus "American style" carrot! Church last Sunday evening was "Can't Give It Away," by Tam- day~ m the Pam .pokey fD~an Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones wound up obeying and later ' ago~y of aching over an unin ' 2 teaspoons baklug powder and celery sticks. Bury a whole highlighted by readings and my Nibert; "Christmas Prayer,' ac~.ident w~e '!"'~mg f ~ f ut VISited Friday evening In AljiD was glad.I They let me date Iterested bO) - nolhmg eas.; 'It tea•poon salt almond In the pudding; wv· a music under dtrection of Mrs. by Deanna Haner; "Mother's • !t~~~ii r?i :ore;~: a: ens with hts sister, Mrs. Doij:>, qutte ear y, and at 16 I met that, but Jt won't last forever ~' "''P milk •mall prize to the lucky nder. J. A. Allen. Present," by Linda Halley "At we . ' wat h k thy Dandakis and Mr. E. M. the boy J wanted to marry. He - and the nexl Will be alon I cup finely chopped balck According to an old Darush leg. " Last," by Bobby Schoonover; cherte ~~en tf t ey eep you Jones was 17. He dropped out of school shortly g. walnuts end, whoever finds the almond The program opened wtth 0 "A Christmas Prayer" by Ern- 75 days l Sylvia Gyms of Mrs J E. Harley Middi&. and went in the service, was Lisle~ girls B b II kl Cream butter and sugar un\11 is sure to have a sertes of lucky Come All Ye Faithful." Rev. est Bright· "If JeS:.s Came' L'lntrrgue ~ntertamments ts up port ~nd .Mrs Margar~t Davis, sent to Korea. I stayed in school you out Jer;y w!Jl p hght Beat tn egg yolks one adventures. . Robert Rider, pastor, gave by Anita H'aner· "HiS Name ;t for a Nip-rf.te m the mustcal are spendtng the holland graduated. We had announ. wt'll tnv,Jte t tcha • e a! a ttme. Add vanilla. Stft dry 6 cbops (about Ill: pounds) the prayer. Kenneth Haner, as- the Top" by 'David Burnett· "Teahouse of the Au g us I days ~~ Springf'•ld Wtlh their . , you o e prom. o•c ) de . d h • • Moon ·" she also acted on a ., . ced our engagement, so I dtdn t And 11 Je d ,1 11 B . mgredtents together reserv- I can t1 ~ oanees <OI ••· Ststant Sun ay Sc oo1 superm- "Closmg Time " by Brenda • ., son and daughter Dr datli, but still bad a good lime will An/'J l'Oo:s~o ~ag, t rt~n tng 114 cup Add j;, creamed fd beef broil! tendent, announced the various Finnicum • slant m " Flower Drum ~Bmlg, and Mrs John Harley n~d ,, ,;.: 0 0 going around with th d t · e tel 'th milk 8 pitted pnmetl numbers whtch mcluded i · dtd a Polynestan turn as OO· e crow a this prom, there's next year. mixture alterna y Wl ' . , . rec ~~ . luded "J W d Mary" m "South Pacific" ily . They were accompamed bf school. There's colle e too You ust beginmng and ending wttb dry 'I• teupoon s~D~er tattons, exerctses and songs. Songs me ,;sus as I y • .. ver Holly Martin or Athens. I entered college, but quit in have to T~INK POSITI~E mgredients. Mtx together ...,. \1 teaspoon celery seed RecitatiOIIS were as follows : IBorn In A Manger, by Class and moans shehllt Ine be Mr and Mrs 0 p Kletll an<l December to gel married. , that's all' ' maimng flour and walnuts; add 1 medium apple, cui ID I "Welcome Dear People." by 7; "Birthday of Jesus," by I type-cast for w Ia f amB-: M; ~nd Mrs .F M. Fugate of Since tbea I11J husband has So Gnd. bless ev one with to halter, mixing just until rings Brett Russell; "Our Message," Claos S; "What Christmas nice, JewiSh gJ' rom roo . Pomeroy. are Chnstmas Day earned bls high school diploma • heartadte The ful blendeD. Beat egg whites until If• cap water by Bruce Woyan ; "My Dolly's Means," by Class 6; "If here l lyn gu<>ts of the latter's son p, and baa linlshad a year al col- they're so ;wful. YB:t ~~ ~ stiff but not dry; fold inw bat- Z tableB)IOOIIfl Dour . Wish," by Sandra Putney; "I Were No Chrtstmas." by ~ass •and Mrs. Marum K Fugal~ !ege. 'lbla fall we're moving They always go Y g · ter. Pour Into greased and flour- In •killet, brown chops, pour Love Chnstmas," by Paul Put· >, and the •_I,osmg soog, Joy I family in Athens. mto our first home. We have Thanks again for r ed 9x>x3 inch !2 qt.) loaf pan. off lat. Add broth, prunes, gtn- ney; "Christmas Time," by to the World I Holiday guests of Mr. al)d dona all lhla without financial Helen. And when I ~~~;k tm:, Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to ger, and celery seed, cover; Jeffrey Schoonover . "The Time, ExerciSes were, "Ring I.oud' eme Mrs. Karl Owen are the ir dauhelp from our families. We have with this wonderful b - hp tiO mmutes. Coolm pan or wu:e cook over low beat 30 mmutes. for Gifts," by Freda Mae Lee ; ' and Clear " by Class "We· I for ghters. Mr and Mrs Jack no cblldren ye~ but we're hop- I !mow I'll never ne~;r ~: rack 5 minute•. Turn ooto rack Add apple; . cook 10 mmutes "Why I Came Here," by Craig 'te Thinklng of Jesus.:' by ] . ,Bowman and daughter, Susan, mg - l11d we're very, very liking but I probabl wtll p and cool t'Ompletely. more or until tender. Remove Woyan; "A Little Guy," by Class 7 "The Message of the I The Mtddleport Pome:- ' and Mr and Mrs. Paul Winemueh in love. We have shared you'll' be hearing lryom meat and frwt to heated serv- Glen Adkins; "My WISh," by Candles" by Girls of Class 51Latm Club met on hDecceml . r orenner of Columbus and Mr. many things 4:111\1 · -' have matur· gam' _ HI\PPY me a- D'NISU CURISTMAS cu .. ing tfu,-!t• Gradually blend water •J erry Abh'tre; "A 11appy ..,. • Season Like Chrtst.• 15 at 7·30 p m· thwtl a lrtst- Owrn's s1ster and brother-m· n .' 11me, and "No · 1 ed together, Of course, I don't De•r Helen toms are particularly cbarming into flo~ slowly sl~ thi by Scotty Foster ; "Your Way," mas " by Davtd Burnell Lon- rna~ th~e ~.r eu·ttug~~~ ,law. Mr and Mrs. Jonn Goodrecommend teen marriages for Th!~ IS to W!ves who com. and ;;mce Oamsh food IS -~~ sauce. i stir unti_ c en· by Karen Nibert; "I Love the rue Schoonovor and Ray Smith e cous Jcs, wt Tim rich of Daytlm. everyone, but they work plam because husbands don't ular wtth Amertcan famthes, ed. Makes 4 to 6 servmgs. by Bright A tablealll waa presented by plav· Mrs. Davtd Entsmtnger is :ometlmes. OUrs has. 21 ' remember those "special" days. You c~? Gtve, by Stephame Class 9. I ed popular songs following the the hohday guest of her doughnd HAPPY_ Do YOU remember every little ( IAdkins ; -~· Chrtstmas Just Fo: At the elose of the program al business meeting. ter, Mr._ and Mrs. Roth Zahll Dear Helen. . special thing' I don't. My won. I ~htldren, by Paul Fmnt~um, gilt was presented to R••: Rob· Refreshment• were servro and famtly and Mr. and Mrs. } read 10 many lettero,about derful husband has seen me OWS Say It While You May, by ert Rider and flmil y. ~y Larry Walker. Skip Logan, Charles Entsmmger and lame~Ito.:,et alo"fckywith par- through much sickness- eight Mr and Mrs. Waller Rile ol] ~ ~· "~sh~ret W Sheph~~s l Danny Abbott. Jim SwatzP!. illy in Charleston. W. Va. ' ~ u . . trips to the hospital In six. years. Oleshire are s ndin the ew._ ~e oyan , y Marla Grueser. Bette Jt!r<n : Ohln Umvcrslty. st.udents ~~ mother IS everytbmg He works up to 12 hours a day Christmas holiJ':y w~th their [ The Junior Youth Fellowship Favoro~? Day, by Bec~.RoHobstetter. Sherrie Blackston home for the hohd•vs ~nclud• you want In a mother. When to support us. II he gives me a d ughte M a d Mrs L rk of Middleport Heath Methodist berts, On Chrtstmas Day. _by and Pam Neutzling Karen Bachner. John ~ll•o<we go to buy elotltes, she does- big kiss for our anniversary ; . r, d r. n nl rkie. aof Church held a caroling party Hobert Bnght ''I Love Chrtst0 af Program committee ior the worth. Dave Wilev. ·"'d' Wil· n't ln.dat on what she wants. We I'll feel I'm the luckiest per: ' B:~l:;o.~· Mi~ga:~ ' Thursday evening with a party mas," by" Pamela Nibert; "A I next meeting is Dorothy Neutz- dermulh: Ke~th Morg.u· . l)l o;a compromise. . son in the world. He gives me and gift exchange at the home B:~ Part,_ by Terry ~~ams. hng, Wendy Carper. Do n n a I l.ewts. Lmdy Sa uer . F.rl" h y., ., llllll CO to her With any love, help, understanding. J hope Mr. and Mrs. Keith Meske ol of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright. . A Chrisima.~ Truth. " by The Cub Scoutl lnd Boy ~ Branham and Steve Miller Tlte tonstall. Tom King. and Buddy 1 problem and she listens and f return it! - MRS. W Coh1mbus arrived Friday even. Liaa Adkins, /:"Y Wtsh, " by Scouts of Troop 235 at Chester, refresh ment commiltee Will be Moore helllll. This column is dedicated to ·ng w spend the holidays with The group went c~olmg to Mark Haner; My Verse, by held lhetr ChriSimas party at ! ~ancy Harris, Candace Bahr. l Ohto Slate Un ive"" ·'' stu. I Jove Co ~ things with her family_ living, so if you're hav- ~ ts M and Mrs Leo the hornell of shut-ms of the Davtd Ntbert "Good News." by Camp Kiaabuta, Dec. 15. I Kathy Morgan Barry Wis n r dents here for Ihe holidav va· lng ktd trouble or j'ust pla'm er paren ' r. . chlll'<h and dteo had the party Glenn Woyan· ''First Gill" by The meeting opened with the S I . S • Greg WhJ'~I cation include Jon CunnOil;ham because shes so much fun •· w Mossman the W . ht ho Asoarted • • th fl A t ' y vta wanson, ' [ . ' ' be atound. 'lbla II the same trouble, let Helen help YOU. · at ng me. Mark Griffin; "What I Got pledge to e ag. gues ! nd R. had Hawley A name Kenneth Harrin . Rn nnu· ll~nc'1. Wlth ~father.,- !~ABELLA She will also welcome your Mr and Mrs Howard l Neal cookies and h?! choco~ate ;,ere For Christmas," by Joyce minister, Rev. Pearl Casto, • ~or th:cclu~ will be ;.lected at [ Dallas Blevins. Rob.-rl :'"ilmo;l: P.S.. H I dldn t wnte this so own amusing experiences A• . . . . . k served and gilts exc ang a- Shea "Keeping Christmas" by ol Chester Methodist Church r David Oliver Lam Gla<lwell well It' bectus I'm . u- are spendmg the hohday_ wee - round tbe tigbted tree. Anita Maddy; "In A Manger," opened the religious service the next mee mg. I and Michl Liovd . . • 5 e only 12. dress Helen Bolle! in care ol end m Columbus wtth tltetr dau- Present were Karen Johnson, 8 B . ht · "Y C Shi ,, wtth a prayer. He told the · · Dear Helen: this newspaper. . ngAdams ' ou an Christne, story, "The Olhe r w·tsernan. " lloliday guests ad ghter an.d family • Mr· and. Mrs· Charlotte Reitter, Joey ReJtter, byonny Teddy · " My S I Mrs. Dwight Wallaolce Mr a•ld dau· Jack Prior, and two cbildren. Robbie Harris Glenna Sprague, Li t ., b Ch. I G 'ff' Alter the service, games were , ..4.. mas s, y ares r1 m; ghter, Nancy. art> the1r sorts, 1 ~u:,fmQft Q I•S Jennifer and Bndget Goble, Ed- "Th D t G'lt ., b p t · played, and aa lhe gJ'OUp was B 'I h II Mr. and Mrs. Ceci1 Barneg of die Brown Karen McGirr. Ac· . e eares ~.. , y a nc- singing Christmas carols, SanruCt>. a stu< Pn1 at I" ar~ a • Orchard Hill are spending • th ta Schoonover; Because we ta aid a surprise visit Gilts Hunttn ,lon w va, 1 umvcrstty A "'-'Christmas wt'lh their son and companying JL'f..oandup weM re Love Uirn," by Roger Bloom- andptreats were pasaed .out •• Mr and Mrs J C. Mitchell and HospJtal m.m 3 1 At.m W>J· ""''"tmu theme _was used read by Agnes Myers. The BlMrs. James '""~ "· . "I' y " b 11 ~. · 1 f B th c· M •I nd at tbe Decembt.r meeting of the ble qwz entitled "Biblical Hor"' family in Cleveland. Wright, counselors, and Mr. Ger,ilfi "!.F·no.ung,th YCh. erlmalesa all the children present. I of Rt 1 Btdwell will celebrate "'M" o de Mes "R· arpLI. d Westerman Ladles Ald, will<b Sense," was conducted by Ruth Johnson and Mr Wright r n; ' mg e riS The evening waa rounded out Itheir golden wedding anmver· l r. an J rs. ruce "' met reeenUy at tbe borne of Fuller. Dr. and Mrs. W. Lewis • • ~tocldng,': by Debbie ,Russell; with plenty of food. The Scouts oary Christmas Day. , and son. Michl. spent Christmas Mrs. Steve FUUer. The program ended with tbe Brown are spending the ChristThe ChriSmmas Star, bJ Jell were dismissed after the Scout- The couple were married in Eve Ill Gallipolis wtth thetr mas season with their daughter master, James Roush, read a· 1916 at Logahead, West Virgin- ~ daughter and fam1 lv. Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Myers, presklent singing of "Joy To The World," and family, Dr. and Mrs. Joel devotional tltougbt and had a ta and moved to Ohio in 1932 . . Mrs. John BastJana and chtl· presided and tbe &roup opened and the repeating ol the Miz- E. White and children in Columclosing prayer. They have six children, who dren. !he meeting with tbe singing of pah. The group enjoyed a grab b , 0 Attending were 1i Cub Scou!B, will be at the famtly home for Mrs C. A. Emmish is spend. "Silent Night," and repealing bag, and exchanged Christmas us. 11 Boy Scouts, Mr. Casto, Cub the celebration, which will be ing Ch riStmas in Dayton with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Ruth cards with hankies enclosed. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rotlt A candlelight service with Scoutmaster and Mn. Darrell a family affatr. They are John h., son. Mr. and Jll.r<. ~ l'uller read the scripture from Refreshments of cookies, ice and children are spending their a p,...,..am of recitalioll!l and ''"""_,,..,.~ ... ··• """"" Hawthorne; Den Mother, Mrs. Mitchell ol Rodney, La.wrence . [ Emm_i_sh .and family. S~e.Win,l!... k~ ~and~~~ by th hos first Christmas In their oew carol· singing by young people Miss Susanna Arnold, sludr!Dt James Roush; Scou~er, Mitchell at home, Calvm M . tt- :so VtsJI 10 Columbo., With her Allee SprafiUI read a poem • tess. home, the former Haskins rem- of tile church was held at the at Olivet College, Kankakee, James Roush; Conuruttee chall of Jackson Pike, Gallipo- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . "II Isn't the Gilt," Betty dence on State St., which they annual Cllristmao sa'rvice of Dl. arrived Wednesdav to onenof members, Mr. and Mrs. Us, Otho Mitchell of . Rt. 2 Btd· Bcugher and in Manetta :w· Skldmo!'ll gave the poem r . .•~- ·-~ and well, Larry Gene Mitchell. of Mr. and Mrs. Don Burkey. ; purchased receoUy. the Middleport Church of the the holiday vacation I wltll.... 111r Maurice Gagnon, Mr . "Constant Chrlstmaa." A read· Nuarene. Jr.other, Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Mn. James Hayes, Mr. and Gallipolis. sod Mary Marte Oa· Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ~·mbt\rl • log "The Jolly Fellow," waa Mr. Wayne Love 1s spending Two choirs BS8isted in the Val Mitch is spending the Mn. Delmar Baum, Mr. aod , vis of Reynoldsburg. 0. There are spending Christmai in .,--'". ,~, the holiday season wilh bls program nnder the direction holidays with his brother, Tlte~ Mn. Arvil llolter, Mr. I. are five grandchildren, and one ,rea w1th thelf daughter and fl. 0 U.i81!1 parents 1n KannapoUs, N. c. of James BarUett with Mtso dore Mitch and family. McCoy. Guests, Mrs. Herbert great grondchild. ~· mily. Mr. and Mrs. r.eol'!e Judy King aa accompanist. The Mrs. Adolph Grueser relilrll- Mclnt~e, Mr. and Mrs. Pauli -----Doolittle and childTen. Mr. GeneBurdlett,whoiBan program as opened witb ed home Thursday from Veter- McDanil!ll, Joyce ~elo,l Mr. and Mrs. Ear\ , l<~ engln..,. at Goodyear, 1s spend- prayer hy Lester Tayl_or fol- ans Memorial Hospital. Tim Hawthorne, Conme, Amanare spending the Christmas "\ • i -'" mg the holidays In Clncinnad lowed by scripture reading by Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley llfldl and Yancy Roush. are holiday in Columbus with tbelr Tuesday wlth bls m,otber, and other rei· Gary Elli8. The Re~; Clyde Cherry Pomt, N. C. is spend- : daughter and con-in-law. Mr. BETHEL NO. 73 Job's Dan- aUves and lrfendB. BarUett sang a solo, I Knowing a ten days leave with his and Mrs. Ron Halley. ghters will hold its semi-anA Name." parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold U A Christmas party was held Mrs. Frances Rearhs is Ute ual lns!Bilatlon at 7 P·l\1·· In Recltatloll!l Interspersed with w. Lemley. at the Ohio Power Company of· . holiday guest of her daughter, "' the Gallipolis Masonic Tern. S carols by tbe cbolrs were glv- Mrs. Uency Bentz and dauil>fice In Pomeroy Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Lerov Webster at TlJESDAY pie. There will be a practice eo by Rebecca Bartlett, Debbie ters, Jannine and Nancy ol RaDing for employees and retired Beverly. They will be iOu.l THE LADIES AIU!lllll')' nl at 2 p.m., on U1at date. , 1 John&on, Lisa N~h, Meg Kab· cine visited Thursday with her The Chatter Club beld tbelr -employees and their families . l<ter by Kim Neal, son of Mrs. Drew Webster Poat American Thursday Jenourl, Penny Jilbnson, Steven mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. 1lllll On1stma1 dinner Wed- A dinner was served a! 6:15 Webster. . Lefllon wW meet In regular ses- THURMAN WSCS will hold a . Little, Connie Burton, David Mrs. Editb Teaford visited an p m followed by a social hour, ~--------!1011 Tuesday at 7:10 p. m. foJ- Hobo dinner at the Centerville The FYouth Chotr of the church Laurel Burton, Bon1lle Burton, Sandra -• "'""'· ee Methodist ed ... __ recently in Radne with Mn. nesday H ·evening Po at crow•s Steak ,.;...,;. Santa gave gifts w all roa d J r. and son. Mr. a... Cliff lowed by a party and a tl gift school starting at 5 p.m. The r ' LltUe1 Tony Keno y, .,,.,.,.a Ed&ar Taylor. ouse m meroy. children. Ivan Wood and children, II R. el!Citange. public Is Invited to attend. Pomeroy R. D., met at the EWe, Ann Wilson, Mike llaley, Miss Ramora Boice of Day- Following lha dinner, lh• Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen Mr and Mrs Fred OFFICERS and cltolr a1 Betltchurch Thursday at 6 p. m. Kathy Pooler, Doug Wlbon, ton arrived Thursday to spend group went to the home ol Mrs. H. C. Brlctles, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow. and. cltildren, ·Mr. and fl No. 62 of IDtet'1IStlollal 01\1- Despite the climate of good and went earoUng to the Clll' Sommy LIIUe, Keith Mc:Dao- the holidays with her parents, Kenneth Michael for a meeting Robert Morris and granddaugb- Mrs. Walter Ben!I, Mr. IIIII er of Job's Daughters will meet will and fellowship wluch pre- man Rest Rome l11d the hOmel leis, Susie Wllaon, Danny Mol' Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice. and party. Mrs .. Cart Roach, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nflg- Mrs. Robert Harden •nd c•·-t· at the Polllfl'Oy M81011ic Tem- vails during tbe Yule aeasoa, of several members ol the ria, Cathy Raley and Brent Mrs. Alice Davis is spendini president, was m charge of a ler Jr. and cbildren, Mr. and dren, Mr. and Mrs. Normae pie Tunday at t L m. to prac- there ls a dark side of the pic- cburell. Manley. tile bolklays with ber sister short business session tmcl two Mrs. C. E. Clark and childrr· . Schaefer, Hurl Hannahs. R., lice lot lllltaUaUon whlcb wW lure which Is alarming. Alter carolfnll, the group reand brotber-in-law, Mr. and new members, Mrs. Floyd Rar· Mr. and Mrs. George Nesael- Kaspar Mrs. Helen Handl•'f be held Tlmnday, Dec. :w, at December, nationally, is the turned to tbe dlurch to practice Nancy, Darla, Kathy Sue and Mrs. Albert Baer, Minersville. rison and Mrs. Orville Hogue, -- --· - - - - l11d ~ter and guests. lar1t 7:80 p. m. deadliest month of the year 80 for the candle llgbUng service Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. James Gllmon were accepted for membership ed with prizes awarded to Hllldley 11111' <ldldren. 1ar as traffte accidents are coo- to be held at the dlurell Sunday Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and dangbters, Brenda and Sarr 111 Jllllll8l')'. All ofllcen wert Mrs. Robert Eells, Mrs. Char· WIDNISDAY cernfd. Over the past few years, evening. Following prllcllee, Friend and Marvin, BriiD, dra were Monday visitors ill re-elected for the year fnelud.. les Lathey, Mrs. Wilbur Yoong, BOPii:li DASHED THE MIDDLEPORT Literlll')' more IJtan thirty-five hundred tliey went to tbe recreatlon Mark, Belinda and Ricky; Loll- Parkenbura, W. Va. ing, Mrs. Roach, president; Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. J!ERJJN tUPI) -'lbe eon. Club will meet Wednesday, Dec., perl4l1S have died in motor v~ rf!Ol!l of the panonage for a II Diehl, Tom Dorst, Brenda Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobi Mrs. Roymand Filebor, 'rilll Ftlcber, Mn. Howard ~ numista Friday duh.d -,.., 28 at the bome ftl Mrs. Harold blclo accidents each December. party. and Sandra GDmore, Bedty of Columbus arrived Frid81 president, Mre. Jllalheft Bigp, Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mrl. 111m Mpet! !bat 111111 U <. I' Sauer, Leading Creeek Road, Your llfghway Safety Oepart- Louis D1eb1 olfered prayer a!- and Mike Wright, Mlci:B)' How- to llf*ld Christmas with 1111' treasurer, and Mrs. Alllft Clllford Ebersbach and Mrs. for lllllday flmilJ nunt-1 The prugram Will be g!Yen bf ment urges you to essume your ter wbloh giftB were excbang. ell, Sue Tracy, Wayne Leifheit, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Biggs, secretary. Cllarlea Spires. the BediD wall. 'l1le1 aulti,['f·' ~.. James Jtuler 111111 Mrs.• share of the respolllllblllty 1n ed. Refreshmento of Cbrlstmu Becky and Greg Eblin, Mrs. Jacobi;. · \ During lbe IOCill hour, llerd A douerl eotne .-4 Nl•llll lD • • lite Ben Pbll8oll with reyli!W!I of proteclfng your own safety and cooftles and bot· cllocolate were <Jiarles Faulk l11d Sheila, Mar- Mrs. Steve Eblin and daugh- pals were revt*d with • 11ft bJ thl! bosteSS II the above ml hlliiUies split l>Y II oou "Aldous Rtllley" liiCI "The BIB ~t of others during litis Chrl8t- lltl'Yild durlug the' IOCIIl ·hour to tha Baler and Dlrlent Ml~ let, Becky ftl't Ylllitorl Ill\·and MW names drawn for a. Mrs. Harold Dunfee IIIII -Jeut Ifill' Cinattroll -.,'!]:'.:;. SpendM." a* 1811011. · BeY. l!ild Mrt. .B11pa1 GDJIJI!I MI. ParkaiJurl, W. Va. today. COlllini 7ear. Games were )lil,y- gueat, Mrs. Flu,d Jlan!D. •· ' · · f~ U5 '"' I I to D;)- p I Read'mgs MUSIC • Glven • • Ch urch By Fair Haven Method'1St wi~l :. a~ Ath~ns .e;r and Lat1n Club Has Ch • Th fiSt maS Meeting l l i ~t ;:'to ~ J . y h dH d umor out eeo an ear I FeII h.lp Has s I '. ~ ' ' \ ' I ~ry," Ern~st Caroling Party I Cub, Boy Scouts I H /d p arty camp Kiashuta I I .; •.! ,, r. r I' ... . ., _____ ·• ·1 I i L d'leS A'd • We. 1 Meef1ng H1ghl1ghted by Christmas Program • Melgs l! II J!"''i'l' -----------~ ;~ 'J,v [U WI!A' !"lnq ah& • ai"l' •v• I· 0 I P' 1 personaI N t eS From Pomeroy I 0. 1 E Vents Ch atter Cl b Dines at Crow's On Wednesday c ar0I sUng At Rest Home And Shut-InS l J Ce1ebrate 50th Anniversary .Et Gaff t'a· EVents ·--------·1 ~~ ~ M'lfCheII W"/1 '. RecitatiOnS, carols, Make Up ServiceS J E u~ :::·an:~:.o~~~re, ' Ohio Power Families p G arty uests , �• Cookie Treats By Mrs. Kloes -Helen Help .Voice of Brqailway =-,.JZ:O, IDtl•---~--.-·· j· t l!li..Jockef Sammy Reak'k t12,tm,tllll movie cleal wilb tile takes one look at b1a bride eheried Into PbyslciaDB Bolptt- Paley«~toloPI& -bed - and drops dead .. . •.. M.r. 8lld Jlrl; Jll;!' . ~~ a1, QuoeDs ... Tammany Lead- Dettplte ~ ftl ap«W. Here's bow Loadoo'l Camabi IIIII daughter, lo!Jrl, . -~ er Roy Jones bas bad the final !ng ambiiions, Sandy Koufa& Street's ioinl. ~ ume Fridq for a 8}' 11t~len riot act read to bfm by . t b e quteUy II JIIIOIIallll8 wilb NBC lie: topless wa!lresaes wear balf- wJ1b lbelr ~ ~"·'"' Kennedy clan: our Iat&-late scut... II Gallagber'1 SIM House a-folia . . . Dlmme WINlcll Mrll. Wllbar IIIDilbiJ Bullel By KATIE CROW Ue says tha estimable Jooes caplalJI George Plgod look8 (wbo epeadJ five llllllllha a Je1ll' IW: RoDer. '~· Speaking of recipes, Mrs. Manning (Jean) Kloes, IIOUld accept 88 successor Mauro familiar lt'a becalllle bf'a - Ibn) toot - toak at her lk7- llr8. .Geotlt =~lett 208 S. Second, Middleport, pl~nly hal! all she needs. How ice O'Rourke, said to be Steve ol the 'flip malo model• 11141 hf8h P'Jdldi bole! bills aa d jet plane tb1J pfot CHRISTMAS COWMN: Once upon a time you helped do I know? She gave The Dail~ Sentmel staff a wonder- Smith's (and tberefoce Bobby's) ·grins at you from vlrluall)' ev- bought a viDa In Nnnandy - Blrmlnflbam, Ala. wben . , ; NOTHING BUT THE GOOD out a stupid little 13-year - old ful . vanety of homemade cooktes last week. They were candidate . . . CBS dangles tmt- ery magaziM . .. HJsbel& New and wlll save money in the bar· will visit avflt the lli1llll8yJ · Dear Readers: girl who thought the world had deltCIOUS. . . . . ny blandlabmen!B to lure its a- Year's Eve restaurant tariff gain. with her d.tugllter 8lld fainllj, Comes Christmas - and a. ended because of strict parents He~e IS a mouth watef!Dg rec•r}bat would bngbten gain blgb-ratec! Jackie Gleason will be $50-per-person at Act I, The celluloid Paul Revere's Mr and Mrs. Joe F~ ~ gain: my annual "Nothing but and a boy she "loved." That ~ny ~oh~ay sideboard. It 18 calle Black Walnu~ De- into renewing a weekly sbow: 1a11cy restaurant overlooking can slog It again: the British ohlidren. ·! ~. 8 the Good" column, I hope you.• was me, and your straight-from- light · It an all-purpose dessert that would be tasty the gray fiannel brass (split Times Square atop the AUied indeed are coming - leading Mr and Mrs. Chef' a'itddliS• enjoy these .up-beat letters as the-shoulder answer helped me Topt·Offf toda m~al or as a the two together """"'de . lhe that metaphor!) wan!B Large "-IMI Tvwer; maMfM name, tbe "Oscar" sweepstakes are and :....••on SbaWD Roob ol , m"-L trea or rop-ms.. •••·· . · ' bere for "'"' a1 1 do . grow up. perlect "jumping off" point !or One's "Peekskill ProductiODB Times Tower. , , Paul Scofield and bis, 1J1m "A Danis,•• -~ Fla., are e· Dear Helen: N l' h . ld Black Walnut Dehght can he a family dinner Inc." to produce a daily TV Producer Rob t Whiteheads Man For All SeailltiS, Mldlael bollday visit with their parents, I road so many blasts about !how m da aP PbY 1f5·)eadr-o d' made in an ordinary loaf pan Feature Frut~ Pork Platter variety geared to knock off the not JUSt auditioning actreas Zoe Caine and "Alfie," the Burtons Mr and Mrs Herman Racl&!l 1 1 oynen an · Caldw ell ; blg romance . In and "V a. woo If" a11 favort•·· steady daI.mg and teen mar- WI akwon , eru • or .m a sha ped mold for vane1Y as your main coune. Simmer profitably proliferatmg Mtke nd· daughter· eannen, aDd 1 80 riages, 1 simply have write uc y. h k'd 1and greater attractivene... To pork chops In dee~navoced con- 'Douglas syndicated grind . "Arrivederci, Baby," 7&-year - in the early !me And It's all "Mr and Mrs 'L E Triplett , ending. . 1 was never . fiarr, · 1op r.a I( e densed beef brothr along with More CBS execulive-swt - talk: old actor Warren Mitchell ba• U. S. 0nancIng of 8r!Uob tal• Dr. and Mrs . .Cecil . Horden. ' Of you abou t our happy k . wf11at t e 1 s 1 add a festive 11 1 Actually it had all the wrong ca a Jer. 01 ,-~ {u:p ~as with Simple conlecttoners' sug- prunes ginger and celery. Near while here for his "Blow-Up" a three-lllinllte scene as Rosan- •nt The gang at Gallagher's Colu~bus are Christmas 1 ingredienta- e~ly dating, stea- ~:Y ~~~~~ JU~to:ghlti~g To :~ ar icing and ~lace'. cherry the e;,d ol the cooking lime, premiere, Carlo Ponti mnde a na Schlalfino's husband: be partied producer Leonard Bur- dmner guests of her sis , dymg at 16, a high school drop- th d . d t gh 't halves and trnn wtth holly toss in some apple slices lo ton on his lmmment marrtage Mrs Garen Stansb•~ ,, e epresse cens w o wrt e 1 nnd the base (Dec 28) t0 ·'Miss Free Hun · -•· ·• dro I -di ou.t co IIege pou't ong S· to you, I'd JUSt like to say that eavre aro . giVe the pork more tangy lrutt rogram 0 Jim Johnson, student a t'l • tance. engagement, and early your problems will soon be 'h eup (I sUck) butter goodness. • gary Ju,tka Goz. . . shall University, is here Fill in the rest of the menu Socoya s latest love. mil:~- the holidav vacation with marrtage .. . And I KNOW solved - ltme does it plus ad- I cup sugar we'll live happily ever after! ull understanding ~nd some I eggs, separated with othar danish foods oat- The Chnstmas program of Abt;hire; "The Night tha An. ·mstnaltst Peter . . ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J 60 My pareo!B were always strict self-understand1ng 'too I I teaspooD vanilla meal bread and rice pudding · Kanauga Fair Haven Methodist gels Sang," by Connie Clagg just Jauntily started servmg Johnson and children. and l used to complain, but I Oh I know I can't ease the %cups silted all-purpose flour plus "American style" carrot! Church last Sunday evening was "Can't Give It Away," by Tam- day~ m the Pam .pokey fD~an Mr and Mrs Emerson Jones wound up obeying and later ' ago~y of aching over an unin ' 2 teaspoons baklug powder and celery sticks. Bury a whole highlighted by readings and my Nibert; "Christmas Prayer,' ac~.ident w~e '!"'~mg f ~ f ut VISited Friday evening In AljiD was glad.I They let me date Iterested bO) - nolhmg eas.; 'It tea•poon salt almond In the pudding; wv· a music under dtrection of Mrs. by Deanna Haner; "Mother's • !t~~~ii r?i :ore;~: a: ens with hts sister, Mrs. Doij:>, qutte ear y, and at 16 I met that, but Jt won't last forever ~' "''P milk •mall prize to the lucky nder. J. A. Allen. Present," by Linda Halley "At we . ' wat h k thy Dandakis and Mr. E. M. the boy J wanted to marry. He - and the nexl Will be alon I cup finely chopped balck According to an old Darush leg. " Last," by Bobby Schoonover; cherte ~~en tf t ey eep you Jones was 17. He dropped out of school shortly g. walnuts end, whoever finds the almond The program opened wtth 0 "A Christmas Prayer" by Ern- 75 days l Sylvia Gyms of Mrs J E. Harley Middi&. and went in the service, was Lisle~ girls B b II kl Cream butter and sugar un\11 is sure to have a sertes of lucky Come All Ye Faithful." Rev. est Bright· "If JeS:.s Came' L'lntrrgue ~ntertamments ts up port ~nd .Mrs Margar~t Davis, sent to Korea. I stayed in school you out Jer;y w!Jl p hght Beat tn egg yolks one adventures. . Robert Rider, pastor, gave by Anita H'aner· "HiS Name ;t for a Nip-rf.te m the mustcal are spendtng the holland graduated. We had announ. wt'll tnv,Jte t tcha • e a! a ttme. Add vanilla. Stft dry 6 cbops (about Ill: pounds) the prayer. Kenneth Haner, as- the Top" by 'David Burnett· "Teahouse of the Au g us I days ~~ Springf'•ld Wtlh their . , you o e prom. o•c ) de . d h • • Moon ·" she also acted on a ., . ced our engagement, so I dtdn t And 11 Je d ,1 11 B . mgredtents together reserv- I can t1 ~ oanees <OI ••· Ststant Sun ay Sc oo1 superm- "Closmg Time " by Brenda • ., son and daughter Dr datli, but still bad a good lime will An/'J l'Oo:s~o ~ag, t rt~n tng 114 cup Add j;, creamed fd beef broil! tendent, announced the various Finnicum • slant m " Flower Drum ~Bmlg, and Mrs John Harley n~d ,, ,;.: 0 0 going around with th d t · e tel 'th milk 8 pitted pnmetl numbers whtch mcluded i · dtd a Polynestan turn as OO· e crow a this prom, there's next year. mixture alterna y Wl ' . , . rec ~~ . luded "J W d Mary" m "South Pacific" ily . They were accompamed bf school. There's colle e too You ust beginmng and ending wttb dry 'I• teupoon s~D~er tattons, exerctses and songs. Songs me ,;sus as I y • .. ver Holly Martin or Athens. I entered college, but quit in have to T~INK POSITI~E mgredients. Mtx together ...,. \1 teaspoon celery seed RecitatiOIIS were as follows : IBorn In A Manger, by Class and moans shehllt Ine be Mr and Mrs 0 p Kletll an<l December to gel married. , that's all' ' maimng flour and walnuts; add 1 medium apple, cui ID I "Welcome Dear People." by 7; "Birthday of Jesus," by I type-cast for w Ia f amB-: M; ~nd Mrs .F M. Fugate of Since tbea I11J husband has So Gnd. bless ev one with to halter, mixing just until rings Brett Russell; "Our Message," Claos S; "What Christmas nice, JewiSh gJ' rom roo . Pomeroy. are Chnstmas Day earned bls high school diploma • heartadte The ful blendeD. Beat egg whites until If• cap water by Bruce Woyan ; "My Dolly's Means," by Class 6; "If here l lyn gu<>ts of the latter's son p, and baa linlshad a year al col- they're so ;wful. YB:t ~~ ~ stiff but not dry; fold inw bat- Z tableB)IOOIIfl Dour . Wish," by Sandra Putney; "I Were No Chrtstmas." by ~ass •and Mrs. Marum K Fugal~ !ege. 'lbla fall we're moving They always go Y g · ter. Pour Into greased and flour- In •killet, brown chops, pour Love Chnstmas," by Paul Put· >, and the •_I,osmg soog, Joy I family in Athens. mto our first home. We have Thanks again for r ed 9x>x3 inch !2 qt.) loaf pan. off lat. Add broth, prunes, gtn- ney; "Christmas Time," by to the World I Holiday guests of Mr. al)d dona all lhla without financial Helen. And when I ~~~;k tm:, Bake at 350 degrees for 50 to ger, and celery seed, cover; Jeffrey Schoonover . "The Time, ExerciSes were, "Ring I.oud' eme Mrs. Karl Owen are the ir dauhelp from our families. We have with this wonderful b - hp tiO mmutes. Coolm pan or wu:e cook over low beat 30 mmutes. for Gifts," by Freda Mae Lee ; ' and Clear " by Class "We· I for ghters. Mr and Mrs Jack no cblldren ye~ but we're hop- I !mow I'll never ne~;r ~: rack 5 minute•. Turn ooto rack Add apple; . cook 10 mmutes "Why I Came Here," by Craig 'te Thinklng of Jesus.:' by ] . ,Bowman and daughter, Susan, mg - l11d we're very, very liking but I probabl wtll p and cool t'Ompletely. more or until tender. Remove Woyan; "A Little Guy," by Class 7 "The Message of the I The Mtddleport Pome:- ' and Mr and Mrs. Paul Winemueh in love. We have shared you'll' be hearing lryom meat and frwt to heated serv- Glen Adkins; "My WISh," by Candles" by Girls of Class 51Latm Club met on hDecceml . r orenner of Columbus and Mr. many things 4:111\1 · -' have matur· gam' _ HI\PPY me a- D'NISU CURISTMAS cu .. ing tfu,-!t• Gradually blend water •J erry Abh'tre; "A 11appy ..,. • Season Like Chrtst.• 15 at 7·30 p m· thwtl a lrtst- Owrn's s1ster and brother-m· n .' 11me, and "No · 1 ed together, Of course, I don't De•r Helen toms are particularly cbarming into flo~ slowly sl~ thi by Scotty Foster ; "Your Way," mas " by Davtd Burnell Lon- rna~ th~e ~.r eu·ttug~~~ ,law. Mr and Mrs. Jonn Goodrecommend teen marriages for Th!~ IS to W!ves who com. and ;;mce Oamsh food IS -~~ sauce. i stir unti_ c en· by Karen Nibert; "I Love the rue Schoonovor and Ray Smith e cous Jcs, wt Tim rich of Daytlm. everyone, but they work plam because husbands don't ular wtth Amertcan famthes, ed. Makes 4 to 6 servmgs. by Bright A tablealll waa presented by plav· Mrs. Davtd Entsmtnger is :ometlmes. OUrs has. 21 ' remember those "special" days. You c~? Gtve, by Stephame Class 9. I ed popular songs following the the hohday guest of her doughnd HAPPY_ Do YOU remember every little ( IAdkins ; -~· Chrtstmas Just Fo: At the elose of the program al business meeting. ter, Mr._ and Mrs. Roth Zahll Dear Helen. . special thing' I don't. My won. I ~htldren, by Paul Fmnt~um, gilt was presented to R••: Rob· Refreshment• were servro and famtly and Mr. and Mrs. } read 10 many lettero,about derful husband has seen me OWS Say It While You May, by ert Rider and flmil y. ~y Larry Walker. Skip Logan, Charles Entsmmger and lame~Ito.:,et alo"fckywith par- through much sickness- eight Mr and Mrs. Waller Rile ol] ~ ~· "~sh~ret W Sheph~~s l Danny Abbott. Jim SwatzP!. illy in Charleston. W. Va. ' ~ u . . trips to the hospital In six. years. Oleshire are s ndin the ew._ ~e oyan , y Marla Grueser. Bette Jt!r<n : Ohln Umvcrslty. st.udents ~~ mother IS everytbmg He works up to 12 hours a day Christmas holiJ':y w~th their [ The Junior Youth Fellowship Favoro~? Day, by Bec~.RoHobstetter. Sherrie Blackston home for the hohd•vs ~nclud• you want In a mother. When to support us. II he gives me a d ughte M a d Mrs L rk of Middleport Heath Methodist berts, On Chrtstmas Day. _by and Pam Neutzling Karen Bachner. John ~ll•o<we go to buy elotltes, she does- big kiss for our anniversary ; . r, d r. n nl rkie. aof Church held a caroling party Hobert Bnght ''I Love Chrtst0 af Program committee ior the worth. Dave Wilev. ·"'d' Wil· n't ln.dat on what she wants. We I'll feel I'm the luckiest per: ' B:~l:;o.~· Mi~ga:~ ' Thursday evening with a party mas," by" Pamela Nibert; "A I next meeting is Dorothy Neutz- dermulh: Ke~th Morg.u· . l)l o;a compromise. . son in the world. He gives me and gift exchange at the home B:~ Part,_ by Terry ~~ams. hng, Wendy Carper. Do n n a I l.ewts. Lmdy Sa uer . F.rl" h y., ., llllll CO to her With any love, help, understanding. J hope Mr. and Mrs. Keith Meske ol of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright. . A Chrisima.~ Truth. " by The Cub Scoutl lnd Boy ~ Branham and Steve Miller Tlte tonstall. Tom King. and Buddy 1 problem and she listens and f return it! - MRS. W Coh1mbus arrived Friday even. Liaa Adkins, /:"Y Wtsh, " by Scouts of Troop 235 at Chester, refresh ment commiltee Will be Moore helllll. This column is dedicated to ·ng w spend the holidays with The group went c~olmg to Mark Haner; My Verse, by held lhetr ChriSimas party at ! ~ancy Harris, Candace Bahr. l Ohto Slate Un ive"" ·'' stu. I Jove Co ~ things with her family_ living, so if you're hav- ~ ts M and Mrs Leo the hornell of shut-ms of the Davtd Ntbert "Good News." by Camp Kiaabuta, Dec. 15. I Kathy Morgan Barry Wis n r dents here for Ihe holidav va· lng ktd trouble or j'ust pla'm er paren ' r. . chlll'<h and dteo had the party Glenn Woyan· ''First Gill" by The meeting opened with the S I . S • Greg WhJ'~I cation include Jon CunnOil;ham because shes so much fun •· w Mossman the W . ht ho Asoarted • • th fl A t ' y vta wanson, ' [ . ' ' be atound. 'lbla II the same trouble, let Helen help YOU. · at ng me. Mark Griffin; "What I Got pledge to e ag. gues ! nd R. had Hawley A name Kenneth Harrin . Rn nnu· ll~nc'1. Wlth ~father.,- !~ABELLA She will also welcome your Mr and Mrs Howard l Neal cookies and h?! choco~ate ;,ere For Christmas," by Joyce minister, Rev. Pearl Casto, • ~or th:cclu~ will be ;.lected at [ Dallas Blevins. Rob.-rl :'"ilmo;l: P.S.. H I dldn t wnte this so own amusing experiences A• . . . . . k served and gilts exc ang a- Shea "Keeping Christmas" by ol Chester Methodist Church r David Oliver Lam Gla<lwell well It' bectus I'm . u- are spendmg the hohday_ wee - round tbe tigbted tree. Anita Maddy; "In A Manger," opened the religious service the next mee mg. I and Michl Liovd . . • 5 e only 12. dress Helen Bolle! in care ol end m Columbus wtth tltetr dau- Present were Karen Johnson, 8 B . ht · "Y C Shi ,, wtth a prayer. He told the · · Dear Helen: this newspaper. . ngAdams ' ou an Christne, story, "The Olhe r w·tsernan. " lloliday guests ad ghter an.d family • Mr· and. Mrs· Charlotte Reitter, Joey ReJtter, byonny Teddy · " My S I Mrs. Dwight Wallaolce Mr a•ld dau· Jack Prior, and two cbildren. Robbie Harris Glenna Sprague, Li t ., b Ch. I G 'ff' Alter the service, games were , ..4.. mas s, y ares r1 m; ghter, Nancy. art> the1r sorts, 1 ~u:,fmQft Q I•S Jennifer and Bndget Goble, Ed- "Th D t G'lt ., b p t · played, and aa lhe gJ'OUp was B 'I h II Mr. and Mrs. Ceci1 Barneg of die Brown Karen McGirr. Ac· . e eares ~.. , y a nc- singing Christmas carols, SanruCt>. a stu< Pn1 at I" ar~ a • Orchard Hill are spending • th ta Schoonover; Because we ta aid a surprise visit Gilts Hunttn ,lon w va, 1 umvcrstty A "'-'Christmas wt'lh their son and companying JL'f..oandup weM re Love Uirn," by Roger Bloom- andptreats were pasaed .out •• Mr and Mrs J C. Mitchell and HospJtal m.m 3 1 At.m W>J· ""''"tmu theme _was used read by Agnes Myers. The BlMrs. James '""~ "· . "I' y " b 11 ~. · 1 f B th c· M •I nd at tbe Decembt.r meeting of the ble qwz entitled "Biblical Hor"' family in Cleveland. Wright, counselors, and Mr. Ger,ilfi "!.F·no.ung,th YCh. erlmalesa all the children present. I of Rt 1 Btdwell will celebrate "'M" o de Mes "R· arpLI. d Westerman Ladles Ald, will<b Sense," was conducted by Ruth Johnson and Mr Wright r n; ' mg e riS The evening waa rounded out Itheir golden wedding anmver· l r. an J rs. ruce "' met reeenUy at tbe borne of Fuller. Dr. and Mrs. W. Lewis • • ~tocldng,': by Debbie ,Russell; with plenty of food. The Scouts oary Christmas Day. , and son. Michl. spent Christmas Mrs. Steve FUUer. The program ended with tbe Brown are spending the ChristThe ChriSmmas Star, bJ Jell were dismissed after the Scout- The couple were married in Eve Ill Gallipolis wtth thetr mas season with their daughter master, James Roush, read a· 1916 at Logahead, West Virgin- ~ daughter and fam1 lv. Mr. and Mrs. Agnes Myers, presklent singing of "Joy To The World," and family, Dr. and Mrs. Joel devotional tltougbt and had a ta and moved to Ohio in 1932 . . Mrs. John BastJana and chtl· presided and tbe &roup opened and the repeating ol the Miz- E. White and children in Columclosing prayer. They have six children, who dren. !he meeting with tbe singing of pah. The group enjoyed a grab b , 0 Attending were 1i Cub Scou!B, will be at the famtly home for Mrs C. A. Emmish is spend. "Silent Night," and repealing bag, and exchanged Christmas us. 11 Boy Scouts, Mr. Casto, Cub the celebration, which will be ing Ch riStmas in Dayton with the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Ruth cards with hankies enclosed. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rotlt A candlelight service with Scoutmaster and Mn. Darrell a family affatr. They are John h., son. Mr. and Jll.r<. ~ l'uller read the scripture from Refreshments of cookies, ice and children are spending their a p,...,..am of recitalioll!l and ''"""_,,..,.~ ... ··• """"" Hawthorne; Den Mother, Mrs. Mitchell ol Rodney, La.wrence . [ Emm_i_sh .and family. S~e.Win,l!... k~ ~and~~~ by th hos first Christmas In their oew carol· singing by young people Miss Susanna Arnold, sludr!Dt James Roush; Scou~er, Mitchell at home, Calvm M . tt- :so VtsJI 10 Columbo., With her Allee SprafiUI read a poem • tess. home, the former Haskins rem- of tile church was held at the at Olivet College, Kankakee, James Roush; Conuruttee chall of Jackson Pike, Gallipo- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . "II Isn't the Gilt," Betty dence on State St., which they annual Cllristmao sa'rvice of Dl. arrived Wednesdav to onenof members, Mr. and Mrs. Us, Otho Mitchell of . Rt. 2 Btd· Bcugher and in Manetta :w· Skldmo!'ll gave the poem r . .•~- ·-~ and well, Larry Gene Mitchell. of Mr. and Mrs. Don Burkey. ; purchased receoUy. the Middleport Church of the the holiday vacation I wltll.... 111r Maurice Gagnon, Mr . "Constant Chrlstmaa." A read· Nuarene. Jr.other, Mrs. Maxine Arnold. Mn. James Hayes, Mr. and Gallipolis. sod Mary Marte Oa· Mr. and Mrs. Glenn ~·mbt\rl • log "The Jolly Fellow," waa Mr. Wayne Love 1s spending Two choirs BS8isted in the Val Mitch is spending the Mn. Delmar Baum, Mr. aod , vis of Reynoldsburg. 0. There are spending Christmai in .,--'". ,~, the holiday season wilh bls program nnder the direction holidays with his brother, Tlte~ Mn. Arvil llolter, Mr. I. are five grandchildren, and one ,rea w1th thelf daughter and fl. 0 U.i81!1 parents 1n KannapoUs, N. c. of James BarUett with Mtso dore Mitch and family. McCoy. Guests, Mrs. Herbert great grondchild. ~· mily. Mr. and Mrs. r.eol'!e Judy King aa accompanist. The Mrs. Adolph Grueser relilrll- Mclnt~e, Mr. and Mrs. Pauli -----Doolittle and childTen. Mr. GeneBurdlett,whoiBan program as opened witb ed home Thursday from Veter- McDanil!ll, Joyce ~elo,l Mr. and Mrs. Ear\ , l<~ engln..,. at Goodyear, 1s spend- prayer hy Lester Tayl_or fol- ans Memorial Hospital. Tim Hawthorne, Conme, Amanare spending the Christmas "\ • i -'" mg the holidays In Clncinnad lowed by scripture reading by Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley llfldl and Yancy Roush. are holiday in Columbus with tbelr Tuesday wlth bls m,otber, and other rei· Gary Elli8. The Re~; Clyde Cherry Pomt, N. C. is spend- : daughter and con-in-law. Mr. BETHEL NO. 73 Job's Dan- aUves and lrfendB. BarUett sang a solo, I Knowing a ten days leave with his and Mrs. Ron Halley. ghters will hold its semi-anA Name." parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold U A Christmas party was held Mrs. Frances Rearhs is Ute ual lns!Bilatlon at 7 P·l\1·· In Recltatloll!l Interspersed with w. Lemley. at the Ohio Power Company of· . holiday guest of her daughter, "' the Gallipolis Masonic Tern. S carols by tbe cbolrs were glv- Mrs. Uency Bentz and dauil>fice In Pomeroy Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Lerov Webster at TlJESDAY pie. There will be a practice eo by Rebecca Bartlett, Debbie ters, Jannine and Nancy ol RaDing for employees and retired Beverly. They will be iOu.l THE LADIES AIU!lllll')' nl at 2 p.m., on U1at date. , 1 John&on, Lisa N~h, Meg Kab· cine visited Thursday with her The Chatter Club beld tbelr -employees and their families . l<ter by Kim Neal, son of Mrs. Drew Webster Poat American Thursday Jenourl, Penny Jilbnson, Steven mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. 1lllll On1stma1 dinner Wed- A dinner was served a! 6:15 Webster. . Lefllon wW meet In regular ses- THURMAN WSCS will hold a . Little, Connie Burton, David Mrs. Editb Teaford visited an p m followed by a social hour, ~--------!1011 Tuesday at 7:10 p. m. foJ- Hobo dinner at the Centerville The FYouth Chotr of the church Laurel Burton, Bon1lle Burton, Sandra -• "'""'· ee Methodist ed ... __ recently in Radne with Mn. nesday H ·evening Po at crow•s Steak ,.;...,;. Santa gave gifts w all roa d J r. and son. Mr. a... Cliff lowed by a party and a tl gift school starting at 5 p.m. The r ' LltUe1 Tony Keno y, .,,.,.,.a Ed&ar Taylor. ouse m meroy. children. Ivan Wood and children, II R. el!Citange. public Is Invited to attend. Pomeroy R. D., met at the EWe, Ann Wilson, Mike llaley, Miss Ramora Boice of Day- Following lha dinner, lh• Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen Mr and Mrs Fred OFFICERS and cltolr a1 Betltchurch Thursday at 6 p. m. Kathy Pooler, Doug Wlbon, ton arrived Thursday to spend group went to the home ol Mrs. H. C. Brlctles, Mr. and Mrs. Morrow. and. cltildren, ·Mr. and fl No. 62 of IDtet'1IStlollal 01\1- Despite the climate of good and went earoUng to the Clll' Sommy LIIUe, Keith Mc:Dao- the holidays with her parents, Kenneth Michael for a meeting Robert Morris and granddaugb- Mrs. Walter Ben!I, Mr. IIIII er of Job's Daughters will meet will and fellowship wluch pre- man Rest Rome l11d the hOmel leis, Susie Wllaon, Danny Mol' Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice. and party. Mrs .. Cart Roach, ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nflg- Mrs. Robert Harden •nd c•·-t· at the Polllfl'Oy M81011ic Tem- vails during tbe Yule aeasoa, of several members ol the ria, Cathy Raley and Brent Mrs. Alice Davis is spendini president, was m charge of a ler Jr. and cbildren, Mr. and dren, Mr. and Mrs. Normae pie Tunday at t L m. to prac- there ls a dark side of the pic- cburell. Manley. tile bolklays with ber sister short business session tmcl two Mrs. C. E. Clark and childrr· . Schaefer, Hurl Hannahs. R., lice lot lllltaUaUon whlcb wW lure which Is alarming. Alter carolfnll, the group reand brotber-in-law, Mr. and new members, Mrs. Floyd Rar· Mr. and Mrs. George Nesael- Kaspar Mrs. Helen Handl•'f be held Tlmnday, Dec. :w, at December, nationally, is the turned to tbe dlurch to practice Nancy, Darla, Kathy Sue and Mrs. Albert Baer, Minersville. rison and Mrs. Orville Hogue, -- --· - - - - l11d ~ter and guests. lar1t 7:80 p. m. deadliest month of the year 80 for the candle llgbUng service Dolores Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. James Gllmon were accepted for membership ed with prizes awarded to Hllldley 11111' <ldldren. 1ar as traffte accidents are coo- to be held at the dlurell Sunday Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Richard and dangbters, Brenda and Sarr 111 Jllllll8l')'. All ofllcen wert Mrs. Robert Eells, Mrs. Char· WIDNISDAY cernfd. Over the past few years, evening. Following prllcllee, Friend and Marvin, BriiD, dra were Monday visitors ill re-elected for the year fnelud.. les Lathey, Mrs. Wilbur Yoong, BOPii:li DASHED THE MIDDLEPORT Literlll')' more IJtan thirty-five hundred tliey went to tbe recreatlon Mark, Belinda and Ricky; Loll- Parkenbura, W. Va. ing, Mrs. Roach, president; Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. J!ERJJN tUPI) -'lbe eon. Club will meet Wednesday, Dec., perl4l1S have died in motor v~ rf!Ol!l of the panonage for a II Diehl, Tom Dorst, Brenda Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobi Mrs. Roymand Filebor, 'rilll Ftlcber, Mn. Howard ~ numista Friday duh.d -,.., 28 at the bome ftl Mrs. Harold blclo accidents each December. party. and Sandra GDmore, Bedty of Columbus arrived Frid81 president, Mre. Jllalheft Bigp, Mrs. Thomas Stewart, Mrl. 111m Mpet! !bat 111111 U <. I' Sauer, Leading Creeek Road, Your llfghway Safety Oepart- Louis D1eb1 olfered prayer a!- and Mike Wright, Mlci:B)' How- to llf*ld Christmas with 1111' treasurer, and Mrs. Alllft Clllford Ebersbach and Mrs. for lllllday flmilJ nunt-1 The prugram Will be g!Yen bf ment urges you to essume your ter wbloh giftB were excbang. ell, Sue Tracy, Wayne Leifheit, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Biggs, secretary. Cllarlea Spires. the BediD wall. 'l1le1 aulti,['f·' ~.. James Jtuler 111111 Mrs.• share of the respolllllblllty 1n ed. Refreshmento of Cbrlstmu Becky and Greg Eblin, Mrs. Jacobi;. · \ During lbe IOCill hour, llerd A douerl eotne .-4 Nl•llll lD • • lite Ben Pbll8oll with reyli!W!I of proteclfng your own safety and cooftles and bot· cllocolate were <Jiarles Faulk l11d Sheila, Mar- Mrs. Steve Eblin and daugh- pals were revt*d with • 11ft bJ thl! bosteSS II the above ml hlliiUies split l>Y II oou "Aldous Rtllley" liiCI "The BIB ~t of others during litis Chrl8t- lltl'Yild durlug the' IOCIIl ·hour to tha Baler and Dlrlent Ml~ let, Becky ftl't Ylllitorl Ill\·and MW names drawn for a. Mrs. Harold Dunfee IIIII -Jeut Ifill' Cinattroll -.,'!]:'.:;. SpendM." a* 1811011. · BeY. l!ild Mrt. .B11pa1 GDJIJI!I MI. ParkaiJurl, W. Va. today. COlllini 7ear. Games were )lil,y- gueat, Mrs. Flu,d Jlan!D. •· ' · · f~ U5 '"' I I to D;)- p I Read'mgs MUSIC • Glven • • Ch urch By Fair Haven Method'1St wi~l :. a~ Ath~ns .e;r and Lat1n Club Has Ch • Th fiSt maS Meeting l l i ~t ;:'to ~ J . y h dH d umor out eeo an ear I FeII h.lp Has s I '. ~ ' ' \ ' I ~ry," Ern~st Caroling Party I Cub, Boy Scouts I H /d p arty camp Kiashuta I I .; •.! ,, r. r I' ... . ., _____ ·• ·1 I i L d'leS A'd • We. 1 Meef1ng H1ghl1ghted by Christmas Program • Melgs l! II J!"''i'l' -----------~ ;~ 'J,v [U WI!A' !"lnq ah& • ai"l' •v• I· 0 I P' 1 personaI N t eS From Pomeroy I 0. 1 E Vents Ch atter Cl b Dines at Crow's On Wednesday c ar0I sUng At Rest Home And Shut-InS l J Ce1ebrate 50th Anniversary .Et Gaff t'a· EVents ·--------·1 ~~ ~ M'lfCheII W"/1 '. RecitatiOnS, carols, Make Up ServiceS J E u~ :::·an:~:.o~~~re, ' Ohio Power Families p G arty uests , �{;et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Serv· The Sunday Tim...stntinel, Sunday Dec 25 1966-1~ WANT AD 16 ~TV Did you' I wouldnt~~~~=======~~ have m1ssed 11 for anythmg 1. Hope you saw 11 and got SOME 1dea how thiS war has spread VCf CWS Nohce God bless our boys and their II !lUGS a s1ght' Company com loved ones this Chr stmas and Gauge readings Gallipolis 'lll Clean them r ght with always Dam 12 2 15 4 running 11 f~,~ Ir.~u~~t. Blue Lustre Rent electnc: I regret b1g muslachwd on rollers Pomeroy Mason ~ I amp oe $1 Farmer s Hard ~lli;~~~,ll ry Colonna wont be With 15 Pt Pleasant 24 34 ____;._; ~·~'0:'"'~ Hope Over There thiS ChriSt JOJ s For Sale 2 03 fallmg Kanawha Falls mas Jerry Is rather ser ously fallmg Charleston 19 35 fallmg HOTPOINT electnc stove Ph Dead Stock 111 Bob & Co are already on London Dam was rmtniltg 256 6652 303-3 Removed free their way or maybe even mches Marmet Dam one there by now - Bless you Bob and Wmf~eld Dam on the sill AIt I e ' yuu dead 196a 4 DR 6 C) I Chevelle Ph h rses., cows and nules t..:H 303 3 I do love you 44 6-4554 Boat Movements e Ju!.:ksOI ldti4a3J ur _ _ - --Ohio River - John u Chill cothe 772-6976 11 s 1ERRIFIC !he way ww're Dean down 13 7 30 a m A UTTLE LAFF1N tho now C'. LLOWAY Furn lure open 9 e I ng Blue Lustre for clean 1 ana up 14 2 05 p m Inca up I~:,o.~n,,:. and then 11 J Mondav th1 u Saturday 1 g ugs and upholstery Rent B II Dana (Jose J1m nez) on 14 2 30 p m Duncan Bruc;~e' I~;~t,;;~~: Even ng by appo ntment Ht t:lert sha npooer $1 Cen Uncle Milt e s show That was up 14 Queen C1ty up 14 6 ~: 17 Henderson II Va 2,_ I tral Supp y Co _ 303 51 p m Titan up 14 8 05 p m ,-:·,~ .· : M~rnor es came floodmg on the la•t straw the camel ate A D Hames Jl up 14 9 30 see ng my dear Johnny and H s B1ll s) vers on of Straw - -~ GOOD Hereford club steero for m Onward up 15 12 Manlyn The time these two and camel s back y know Oh Male Help Wanted sale Butler Hereford Farm Eastern up 15 2 55 a rn Two 110n1 aRd fo r daurhten and Charles and I were at a me Jllr¥ •• are Wayne Board of Aa11.Yill!! Lower R ver Rd Ph 256 c p 0 down 15 4 15 a m City Baird ol Chllh re Mn Floa• e three nng crreus down at Pyth MACH N STS 6518 3(JI).o of St Albana W Va llrl 16 4 55 d 8 m. P f'~ F TT£1lS Panon• of Vtnton Mn ~ Jan Park oh memories) and MY WVED Charlden Auth of St Louts own FLAME CUTnlls of c rc ertUe and M'rl all but fell off our seats honest erson Hannmg cailed me re Rei able down 17 a 45 pAmJ WELOERS WI 1 House " rsery transpor MeCormtek ol at 1 Oallpo LAVOU MEN up 18 4 15,, a m are 30 randehlldren and n n• ta oG ava !able rea5onable STEEL FABR CATOIIS at the clowns antics and one Cently to venfy a Flor da add POrco tt n up 19 4 "0 a m treat cnnd 11 1dren Mn Bard waa th ng and another ress of a relative I blurrlly re. Ga de am member of Bulav ue Granfe and the rates also lor sbopptng or OWII 19 6 40 Can pagn Bapt It Church Serv ce (I bel 5 wurkmg mothers Jourly deiThen for qmte a spell John- call her dear mama s sa were held Thunclay afternoon at as away and Pennsylvan a up 19 7 15 a rn Campa gn ehufth and burial wu While I W ng ly or weekly rotes Pb. 146 ny wrote a Mystery Column for Pass G p d 20 3 50 ' r dlHdlon ou see eorge nee own carnpakn cemetery un e 4521 66-tl the Sent nel titled Ltstenmg asked her When It Was Y Sh of M e s Hom• Cor Funl!!ra • 20 when m 0 F earerup 5a 0 Post H S mater1al news and how you Iose ou I J h WR d Harbart , LtaJ»r " a nst " o 961 MODEL house ra ler 10' secret clues suggestions etc So send your loved one m 0 n owe own 2 aa1 a cotuit' and • reatden~ ot coh 35 a m Ben McCool up 20 JumbUI died Friday Dec 16 He wa x 50 Ph 446 4595 299-6 Long t me ere students caught Sentmel (to keep up ) - W Y 7 employed b' the Northway Cab co W It Beekjord A 0" Johnny (s1gned -A Bee) not for Chnstmas' am a er He wa• oorn In Harruon twP ton " 23 1 30 a m Andrew Calhoun th• tate Char e. a.n4 Purl HarriJo11 d sed h brought 1t at mght to our place Isabel stayed often at er Leaper and had n"e4 mntt ol hla life TYPEWI lTERS a u t \ Darst s on TurKey up 23 6 35 am National up 111 columbul. He wat a nnt eOiliiD of we ce al makes and 1t went m to the Sentinel aun na m Alton fonner Chief of Pol ee Che•ter l.Jeap 23 7 15 3 WANTED f ) f 11 d 1 d Run near us and was ready to er He p aun ved by three allten RE N!AI Simmons Ptg andJ :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;~~~~~~:::= rom ere na Y JSC ose as th down Greenup 9 p m M•• M·· o-'e ~.e per of Ct~lumbut 1 to who after a long spell V¥1th walk over to schoo WI me with ,.hom•. h• made bit home llrl CO CAflT V o e 013f9r7 e Eq pmen I I h morrung Who thought any K down Greenup 1l 55 p m Ethel ea of wortl\infton and Nfll " '" gme Ph ' "" I Lo ans R IE I I For Sale all H S e g css mg guessmg eac p G 5 45 m vena Peyton of SprtQitlel4 Service. 446 llli43 0 lm e ""' 295 tf Rea Estate ea s a e Tlen l reeall and so do thing of walk ng a coupla miles IOneer up reenup p ..... hold ......, oftmooo " th• d N I r 1 R H Bosworth ][ up 0 R WoodYard Funeral home ud 30U b w.seman Agency )OU the terr ble suspense when those ays 0 us nossl 4 50 am Wayne H bUrial wu ln Unlo• c•meterY -.,========~~ 'L ty•~s of bu1 d ng mater- - - - - - - -,1 ht heard of Johnny' serwus was teach ng dear Isabel In ,, ~,,n 643 Offlco Gl 6.:! S Greenup 5 40 am Jom" AO"' "'"" • n •• Fc.1 Rent 1a1s ~ ock br k sewer pipe j wou ds overseas an I how glad grades or H ot M4. Jacbou P ke dted Monclu Ill eRE FARM lly at down Greenup 6 8 ill Hospntal .,Heoon ~uof"' bornoDd tn Bri~ h FEDERAL LAND 43 A gad we vere that I e I ved to Anyway s e ~a• usua e Queen up Meldahl p m Hotwr toL ToDD lin rAHPET rolors look ng d1m ' w ndows I ntc s etc Claude 18 4 EXTRA GOOD HOME cone lome When Jo nny mg a bJg red app1e or a cook Knox down MeldahllO 35 pm ~•Tf =n~~ :r·~::e::! pr~ Rr ng em back g ve em Wwter:s R J Grande 0 CH 4 BEDRooMs BATH ~u 63-tfl BANK ASSN BASE- CAME March ng Home o 1e And who gave me b1g red Barbara Ga u Meldahl ceded him In death. survtvtnr cbl v m Use Blue Lustre Rent 5-5121 aft"'r a. 10 I ~· DUMP tru k Charles C:::lyd• B W1lker Mgr MENT FURNACP:: F.A ARD vooo to speak And we 1 a 1 be glad apples at noon when ] went B Y woodp d are Mn E.otL.Ja~:: ~~ f' rctr c shan DOOt:' $1 Shep DW 19 Ohio LocustPhSL446-0203 fLOORS GAHAGt BAHN 5 T over to Doc Ely s stable pd mhi 12 55avens Bo K own of Whitman. w va 1-h• Brumt e d Cro\1. n c ty 0 Glll ACCO BASE PONDS so L H NK pard 862 lsi Ave 303-5 ..... ~ PAYS USE ' FOR ' LV RECENT MAGAZINE reod With her to teed her pony' da~,2 ap m.arneIaCD Up up ·T···AtlanwtL Ov•.. w ..' Ph 2~ 6649 292--12 ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~ YEARSsoLO00 ITSOl'OURS $9 ~00' ° ;II •• mg treats Satevcpo~ s I he Why m Fne berger Harold. Fort WayDe lDd NICE eountry home close to ISJNGER Sew ng Mach ne Mod OWN H S FlosSie I l Luckey (1909 beloved thank dall a' a" am ...,.KJel..or ,. ,.,.D..,.""'' town n Kyger Creek d str ct el 66 zg Zag equipped to butReal Estate For Sale $1,500 D Se ret of Sa1 ta V1Uor a n c assma • Meldahl m noon tho nm U.ptut """" ... 4 8)); Reasonable 367 7350 tonhole monogram applique NEW 3 BEDROOM voh ng trag1c dcatl o strut you) -Now deceased and men- G :~.:'~••::; 1n llorloh .,m..,.,. Juk 01 11 301 3 t ng Musso I n a "ho e chapt tinned 10 lhls column recently a po s am :-==--·-ccc-c=cole Pay off 6 payments $647 Wtll Trade For Trailer "r or more front II e new book To Flos"e- And yet dear B down 2 50 p m LJ!Ue M" Ann• WYmot Ch,,.,.,., • I RG I kI h h 446-1639 294-tl 'G d 3 40 So ve cf Galllpc 1 and a r~!ldenl of ,.,A room \o\ t 1 c ene fe eac f r gl t from th s ne or the heart remembenng thee eorge own pm ulh na uunt ngton died Honda, at her home andd bath Ph Pr \iale 1026 St>c ELECTROJ UX swee""'r on CHRISTMAS mean5 a Jot o WI\. T En NATUHA GAS BEA UT new b k d I I I Am I not richer than of old? ern up 12 35 an Harnett M 13 s h Ave sbe wu tbe widow ot Ol"B 30(1 tl "~ w JIA NGE ovE oo s an o ope our na , chnmbtu and wu a member on Ave 446- u wheels pop out parwr bags lh ngs lo each of us here at Fu K TCHEN ITH REITY Library can get It soon My whole I fe has far too up 2 4, a m Mart n or Tr nl Y Ep Reopai church. a cbaJ1... r-~ AND LOTS oF CAB ~ETS P 'I L tb H rd er membercub or Kunt1nllt<M YWCA BRADBURY furmshed apt for dual cleanmg tools for rugs Dllon Agency Chrtstmas T -E MTH w fl ANIT PRIED Then the thtrd and fmal In- many Goodbys m to~ late 'f 45 am U er e man ll.omena m Area~ Gutten 000 rent Adults oniJ 7 9 Second furniture dusting etc On Y means three &f the best thmgs LE ,; THAN s ~ F f t ~ 30 am Edeana cub she 1a .urvlved b' • lOlli Phfl. od h 1 h stallment of The Levt Smtth years ar ar oo man_.Y. -'5 liP w Chamben O:l SarUob n. 6 0d Ave 296 If 5 payments left of 1 99 each n fe go eat g Thrnkrng of Selhng Fam ly of Vermontm la•t three llp 55 ;J m •n• • .,..,.,.,.,., ""' ,...., ----;F;oU;;R;-;;Rc;cENT «&.1639 294-tf home good fnends .. E WOULD WELCOME THE OPPOR L r al ·- l b l AND WHO OH who w n ~ver Kanawha River - Lucy Jane Chambe ! ol Ale:n~:.-~-:ft~mc.~ k th es - a re .u ea a ou a w11 ., held Tburaday ....... ...._. over e ~~ 1 ~R~~ER s..,, ~~~: f ne New Engl an d CamJ1y ac t get over or forget beloved Lucas down chun:h w tb burtal in IPrlnr NICE 3 bedroom home 2 blocks lF Y<l" aro bulldtug • oew WHEN we d look th kbac of ChrJstma• B d London M 2I152 a15ma Trinity "u """''"' u years an n No CHARGE ro vot: ouR S O\LE ual p ctures and three fme P ec Walt Dtsney creater or Jovely eaver own arme from oty park carpeted I v borne or remodeling le8 ua day.-; gone by we cannot he p MEN ARE EFP TRAINED f I SnowWh te and Seven D "Oris m E sha Woods up Wmf eld Mrs con•t•nce Fav Nlda • • u10g large We are butldel"!l [\istrlbutor but reahze JUSt how empty HARP WORK NG PEOP E AN es o )ourna_sm "' t VI!! o1 GR a cwnty and 1 reatdent ot room llh baths HAVE QU AIJF 11:0 PROSPECTS RE __ Bamb and those unforget 9 40 p m Allen R Merr II up Barbou w va died Tueada.J' 1 0 1 backyard lor Hotpou t AppU""""s 1fe would be Without a happy ' " FA OERv " JUST NOW a nutllatch buSI tables that enriched al our Wnf1eld 11 35 p m Fort Dear •::.".:'. n,.', Call WISeman Agency 446 __SOII __ EI_e_c_trt< _ _ _ _ _l_54-_U_I I orne and good true frh!nds The WISEMAN v hunting food and d hves Test yourself - can you born down Wmfield II 40 p m c "' on ""' " '"" ''"'"" 3643 Evenmg 446-3796 SO WE thmk of yeu at th s up own u e Geof'fe lra and. Goldie 293 If NEW GMC TRUCK h Agency our bare maple He has the remember all names or thr sh• ,. '"""'"" ,, .., tn \\ I!:H· or month Sleeu ne tme of ayear hope Chrt sts f' 1 1 f Muon Nldo • w II be trulyWeMerry Evenlnvablack cap like ch1ckadee s you seven dwars go our then Q( f" Q at home and a room furnlsbed opt trailer HEADQUARTERS mas for you and every one Ike wo .. mon know Also say slale colored stalled - Doc Sleepy Grum d .."..'""'".. Clo:':!: space Conlat'l Stella Arnold E. N Wiseman. Junco recent!) - all three py Dopey - who else tell me :r X:ma o Servt~ w('IN at your house and that t e --=---:-:=~=-:-::::-:--;; -h Th th t d I B bi how Thunday lftemoon at BarbouraPark C.nt,af Hotel 111-11 1951 .I.! T Ford P1ckup 1959 ~. T Chevrolet Truck New Year Will bless your BAIRD REALTY are mostly grayiS 10 color so en a arm am w h burlol "' J> ~ ICI< opace ror renL «.:aal 1956 'h 1 Chevrolet P1ckup home wJlh all of the gooa d R I look elosely make sure you Clln could any one ever shoot a deer GJ ~21142 rrom I • m. 1111 o 1960 '• T Chevrolet PICkup th ngs m hfe Oscar Balr ' ea tor diSt ngwsh them - a real JOY after that' Employees of the Martin Pill. !957 _ 'fz T ~ ord Pickup HOBART DILLON FOR <7 000 )O can nuy a one tlley are Also Mr and Mro There were 1007 deer shot n taurant were guests at a~~~~~~~~ ::,~ story frame home w U lA Hedh r1 are around us oonstant Oh o thiS season The) say - style d nner and party g1ven M":;:o:;:u:;;E:;;RN7.""-;:h::ou=se::tr::a;:;;lle;- -bJ 1 Mmneapol s Moline Power Lucille & Howard Brannon un t bath 3 bedrooms storm w n ly now And starlmgs by the necessary as not enough food owner manager Tom GO<,It I,;;;~ week or month l!KJO Chesl 1959 F 600 Ford Dump D 11 WOOD Realtor dow• small basemen dozen and d zens Ju•t by for all But forest wardens will Thursday even10g lollowmg nul SL 206-11 1959 2 Ton Chev stake Phone C4fl.l081 furnace heat dnlled wei spells feed all the others and the close ol bus ness 1958 F 600 Ford e; ROOM borne 3 bedroom fru t trees several bu ld ngs What s yo 1r b1rd news as of squ rrels too who are w U1out Games were conducted For Sale 1954 1 T lnterna!Jonal bath part ba•ement garage H s located on blacktop rd now' acorns this Year of the B g Mr Goell and prizes aw:ud!,d, 1960 \1 T Ford located m 700 block on 3rd low tax d str ct Freeze way way back 10 Gue•ts were Dorothy ~~~:~ ll!~:··I:~! 1 M~LE St Bernard laS Ph 1959 I T Chev Ave JOOX2(JO lot With e~ty w oter na THIS STUNS ME- The VJet Apnl key Elizabeth Workman 44&-3 15 New 60 Rotary Cutters tural gas s tuated JUSt out Nam war 1ow costs $2000000 Other v1chm• <of freeze) are olyn Lee Parker Cathy Mc,El-1 301 J $:!~9 50 New 8 25 ' 20 10 ply A VERY clean well built mod SJde town an hour get tllat per hour Ohio s apple growers But thank hmne) Thelma Mn , "'~'" , " ' " " ot 10 01 1 nylon t res $55 Inc Federal ern home Bll' gas Robert Ba1rd Salesman and has cost more now than all were gettmg Old V1r VJrgmta Phahn Berntce. ~ ~i:~~lf.7~~,;~ountt &eel WeduetdaJ aft.e,.. / 2 dr 6 cyl auto b l If Durst Jamce Little a cornc wuu.~bu•r nna hoaplt.al oShe Wlli ta. nace lull asemen you Ofllee Pbone 44t 41 $ 24 hrs the bombmg we did all told In grma and M ch gan apple• oh Sc D H k •n• i9fll Uodge 2 dr H T I 8 auto 11 Ob10 \Iaiiey llrtplemeal Co want to see a nlce home 1n =~~~==:o=o=~o=~~ World War Two m Japan We SO good Htgh but dellc1ous I Baa n:; ando~~tl ~!ttox n ~~ne!u:yY!~ ·A~g~ ~e ; : : l954 Willys Jeep 2 dr slatlon 1 m Pute Sl Pb. f4i.UU c1ty see thl• Services Offered have 1ght dtVL"ons (2il 000 men look forward to apples next Y ot "" ' " Jondhon ond wagoQ 4 wheel dr A I m liUll clean lump and otoker A NTCE two bedroom borne on w 11HazJeU am Her to a D v s1on) there now and year at my favor te WeiIs and whomarritp P eced gw<iv"!!ndltion Sec Delberl ooal Carl Wmters. Rio more shU a gomg F1tzpatr1ck beauttf I orchards GSI De purtment death 19~ A -an VlrfO GRAVELY TRACTUR i'iOster on Fr endly R dge Rd Grano< Phone CH s.5115 Cedar St Property m good of R 2 Batav a 0 au" SPECIAL 25 per cent Iaber d s Then - I saw the Th3lland near Wllkesvllle Dme~ al Marlm "" v, .. Chon'l'el11 or caU 256-6719 ;:;o-;-;--;:::--;:--;c=c-:=--:::: cond1hon Salesman - Evenlngo count on all Gravely Tractors documentary last mght -Dee 301 3 COAL for sale Lump egg •toBernard Gunther and Cele•-1 Th!: ,';. ~ef ~ :w'~a~~~ .. ker and mme run Peacock Russell D Wood 116-1061 brought n for tune up or re AND NOW agam Ho Ho Ho tine Sk nner were hosts Coyer and Ml"'l A ta BUSmess 0 ppo rt un1 I181 my dear rea ders t ho Ive noI evemng for d nner at the Coal Co Chesh e 0 I poLyd h ot Upper Sandu•IQ' 1964 Chev Super Spor s pa r d r ng Dec~mber or Mn a eoney of n mo a.. p, 277tf 0 D PARSONS ~ nohfy and we w II 1 k up one smgle Chr stmas decoratmn t n Restaurant 10 Middleport ott•n. Htl.lett w11:11 a member o! E uSPARE TlME INCOME chapel chu eh s('lr~ ee• wer~ 301 3 TIRED of carrymg a•he.'l Realtor your tractor Grave y Trac up - have wr tten about a zll the Recreation Department satu da' afternoon at the w uP. Try our Wesl V rgm a Chunk collecting 100 cards (letters really) th Ha e) wood rune a1 home and burtor Sales Pomero) 0 Ph REFlLLING and EW TYPE sonnet serv ng e wa1 n SL N cho a• cemeter' Coal Skidmore Foster Coal 5!2 2nd Ave 4411-«!19 8 money rom N high though and am sllll n the State lnsttule •"""" for sale Reg stered To• 2 A 5 b th t rm 992-2975 'JJfl 22 ""~ ' Co 123% PUle St 446-2783 rooms a so quality com operated dlspen thiek of 11 can t even HOPE 1'emor Pupp10s 140 Toy 271 tl w1ndows and dooro on NeJgb sers m thiS area No sellmg to get out CLUB DINES DEWITT'S PLUMBING Poodle Stud •en ce Poodle - -borhood Rd Pnced to seU To qualify you must have groommg Ph 675-3654 AITENTION AND HEATING "M t o $1900 The Middleport Pomeroy Ilocar re ferences ...., ROUTE 160 at Evergreen Ph 301 3 TOBACCO GROWER 2 LARGE bulldmg lot• m Ev cash Seven to twelve hours OUT IN OUR sun room are tary Club dined Fr day evemng 446-2735 271 tl weekly can ne 1967 Chev 'fzT pickup s~o DUNCAN 1967 tobacco •eed ergreen Rt 1611 excellent namely to w t large red plastic at the Marl n Restaurant m m les $2IOO cash cost 12750 now m stock Fam er s Hard REESE Bulldozer and back monthly mcome MOle full hows and my Beulah Jones M ddt•port There vas no , ••. ,""" 1965 Fury III 4 dr H T With ware 308 Second Ave 446- IIO'h A 5 room• bath base- hoe serv ce Ph 367 756' ttme For personal mterv• 'N Chr1stmas angel candles- nev ~g:':'ra~m~---------l~:~•i;~:~ a r 10 000 miles $2100 eash 0746 :199 tf men! furnace plenty water 24().(1 wnte WINDSOR DlSTBIBU er even got em put away 10 cost $4100 2615 Mt Vernon LOW LOW PRICES o• Ma~ h m off Rt 7 Reduced to TING COMPANY 6 N 1965 Am glad now - shall Nell Covert now of Fl ~~~~:~ ! :;~~·=~~;~.:, Ave Pt Pleasant tresses R1ce aud CorbJD For 4500 00 TERMITE PEST CONTROL BALPH AVE PITI'SBURGH put em up somewhere II I dale Fla gave all her ChrJSI- 1"""" 301 3 nlture. 15-U FREE mspect1on. call 446-~l4S PA 1521)2 Include phone num can toller out front and get a mas decoratwns away to her 303-3 taek or so n for the hows son and Mayme (daughter) I 6 Merrill 0 DeU Operator for ber 1!30 A FARM In Bidwell rooms bath n ce barn gar ExtermJtal Termite ServiCe -:;==;=;==--.==;';"'=:;'= Candles will be here (hv ng th nk sure •he was through 267 II -: room) r~ght where I can see Wllh em That very next Christage Known as the late Mi" 10 Belmont Dr Plumbing ft ~eahng em allahme Then 1 11 put mas she needed em as grand We at the Trtbune are wa1tmg to help you to fmd Denney Farm TERMITE & P~S1 <.'ONTBUL out somewhere a gorgeous children had entered the scene a home to sell a car to hire a secretary to rent BRAMMERS 9 ROOM 2 bath• rum ace large F AlN E•terrnlnauon Co Wheel ;;111 apartment most anything you need we can gold arrangement from my Rho- Oh me Plumbing and Heating lot runs to nvero n GoriJeld ersborg OhiO Pb 776-2850 or help you fmd w1th an economical fast acting Trl da Hackett who Ju•t sent me Wonder if Til dare get out Ave 1/fi.!Mlio Rea. 232-tl 300 4th Ave f46.1637 We Will Buy Any bune Want Ad Call us today the lovehe•t picture of her that Santa the Joachim• IMrs 2111 If church 1ntenor decorated for J P Joaeblm) gave Charles' Amount Including Insurance IWE HAvE several pieces of Complete E1t1tft Chrlstma• last year Or the little house (you lighted I ..cant land ond farms KNOnS a All of this Is trad11lonal with Jt up) or the 101 baubles GRANGE calendars are In 'lTANDARD PLUMBING Salesmen HEATING, 5tN Sec11nd Ave me For what IS ChriStmas If hghts ete Gee I hate !<> start USED FURNITURE P1ck yours up at Neal lnsur 1163 .....,.. ..... 3-11 not tradJ!Jonal Nuthm •ez I Hoping you are the •arne I4W782. ance Agency Earl WIDt.ro f46.3821 lalllpolll Ohio An Experlen•od Ad VIsor Will Help You 2711-U ONE YEAR my good Crlend S"ter of the SkUiei-BMH Wayne Amibaey ~ _ =========== J :: I '-==~--:======'I ~erv • '"- N "' I DILLON AGENCY ~ ~:~~~ ~ o~~A~~ NE~"::ciK A~~ I g~LL ~~ 3,:'3 ~lli- CIE~T <~ :: :.:::::.•::: M tn Sf ff Are Guests ol <;:,~:to forced fur w-.. . . Mr Tom Goett co 1~ev ~;::;•:;: ~':' .~~~ heaven n tn I I ;--==-----------------======-. MAY WE HELP YOU? I I THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 USED FURNITURE E~:~~·~r:~ ;~ I Card of Th.nka =--=7-;;==-'•2 21 121c IAdams and Stanley Auction N1Cn1 PIIC)••,:flll ~~ BOBCAT SPRINT DICK KAV',I.INI." !=.;; BLAETTNARS R•whngs Honcl1 5a·~d. Phone 992 2143 Pomeroy 0 w' 121~1 MIODLEI'OA1 RADIATOR BLAETTNARS SERVICE lll flew Radiator /sGmnfor ~P e Car e Truck e HeJJter Mrs Larry Barr 11 25 I I Qr,j':o~~ M 50 SPORT Shower FOR ONLY Core 1 Bulldozer eAny Typo e f 5Q...r"''od " '~ IU'J BE PROUD OF 10 A CLEAN CAR A3 U DRIVE THRlf J CAR WASH 1 -::=:i::====t:0:3:t:rc=====:::::;:== M FOR REALLY professional re ,. suits clean your carpet• wllh prem 1um quality Lustre Foam 1 M ddle-port 0 Rent eleetrlc shampooer lur 1 $1 w1th purchase Ebersbach e Hdwe Pomeroy 0 I Help Wanted M Wanled To B11y ev~ l i\ 12 22 6tc 1\ I e AI I VISltmg COPI II I b b a M~N house furm•ht4 ONE USED UPRIGHT PlANO Ho1zer rents W la rd I avlor M Theodore a d M~ lv I~ c D~IRY d 3 I I Pn 949 38D Arv I Ho ter Rl. Wh tt ngton Dewey W coxen ca es w e p t:l) ed du ng he Reconditioned w1th benrh hours 2 4 and 7-3 P m Pa b I o g Bo on 0 free delivery Call Rutlana only on PedJatrleHs WarRd S llh W II a l 0 Plummer M s R b even ng and p zes were wu 1 12 2Ut ert Lawson Albert Wer ) Deb by Cia ab e Ru<~ 1 and :-; e Admisstoosarry Arthur m Furmture 7424211 G Mrs 1 11 ora Faison ~ ra c s Marg~ tJ P a z \\'On 12 22 31c Bt I a 1po IS I A Clark CheshJre W Iham H the door p 1 ~ WELDERS t mber In Oho ElECTRICIANS 01::' o at o s ,.,ere ar ed ou perfe•tly Rile R 2 Vmton Mrs John Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal 2 NICE PONIES , od PIPE FITTERS he C t n v. h o Weti v g a or matched pr ced for quick L Buchanan Sr Sy acuse Adm"' ons - R k) 1 he ss FLAME CUTTERS Manon fa s w h limber LAYOUT MEN sale Dave Yost Portland 0 Paul A Wallace RtM1ddlDexter rt I B dwell Aln a S1mp on Md H e~ u d:-; Bo~ 7 Sv a~.: utie STEEL FABRICATORS Ph 843 2242 12 22 3te Clarence E Lew s epo dleport 0 9 y lU2tp fbe 1 nd d a e fu men n Mrs Besse Dan els Wellston Du;ehargos _ ( a net mon e 1:>c e canttca Jerlrey L Holsmger Rt 2 Jack Births - A s n lo M and <Of ce afnd pu l I I dd SINGER s•wlng machme model to the o ow ng w u a e bu son ld w b k ( I 66 "g zag equ pped to 1 t B' rths - Mrs Arthur A 1Mrs1 Ilona ro e" s a IMadge Nea M s len l A tonhole monogram app Qoe Cl k Chesh re daughter I 52 po s so Kale Daube Ma Y S e n AMERICAN SHIP Con rd F n Pag 9 etc Pay ofl 6 payments 16 47 ar d beck Bonn e Cu P u BUILDING CO h 992 ""' p m Fn ay 1 M G H t1 H Tl , each P loOOiJ [ DiscbarJel _ Mrs Br tton B e1gs enera1 •sp a Brewe E rna Lyons Wend} p k fc 1 a1 e1 £' e 'ia.~ 12 15-tfc Barlow Roy A Bond Mrs Har Adm s~ ons - I eon a d Hess Hoffman P<1 n (; x Sue F an m n d nage o e g f o ry Bumgarner Albert R Can Jr Pomero• s Nan ) s rk neo \1 ga e 1 I GOOD clean lump egg aod ter Tammy L Cox Mrs Rose Dl•cbarges Vernon H wei Plan M s \\a e an z \ otl treated stoker coal Pea M Dav 8 Mrs M Ray Groves Esta Howe God e R e \ B I Pe1s ng wa cock Coal Co I bloek from Carlena Hale Jeffrey L Hale ler Mary Sh upe Hayn lla•k 2 traft1c l1ght m Cbeshlre 0 Mrs Lucille Hosterman Mrs Pleasant Valley Hospital Mrs Honald J e Ve n e t e BOY or GIRL Ph 367 7526 12 I tic Pans w Lmkous RIChard May Admitted - M Sarah H e c arabe e H a M D nard Mrs Joe N Morgan Mrs Hayes Ga I poliS l'<rry Ra o d Ba \1 s Den In Rutland on Ma1" Henne Line Carl A Montz John L Pendle- DIScharged - Mrs Char " IHofl na Km s be k Street & College Avi: I ton "'!Ia J Powell Mrs G Tucker and da ghte P Plras ann Vore the Earn Money and Pme1 TRAVEL TRAILERS Ronald Sheets James W Swart on! tl e honoree Del1venng The Datly t 96~~::1.1, ~~~~lock Those send ng g s b t un ( n nucd F' o Page 9 Sent1nelto estabiJshat e a end " e I a I ~ Routo ROUSH & LYONS J II M, John M•)e Joan \1 I u ~AMPING TRAILERS Mayes Qor Iop< ~;e p CALL 992 2156 l!orton SL M11on, W Ya 1 , 1 of snow wa• re<urded at the r Hothg~l v rg n s~O<l]i ~ • a A 1 1y, mch snowfa ll m headquarters near Cnes er K mba II II J su ~Pf4€,.H~ Me gs County Fnday gbl and Slreet Departn c c ews m Jean Ha Ab a Bus1ness Serv1ces ear y Sail rday hampered dr , bell Po mer y and Mdd epo t F fe Mr e 11 f.~LA~~;'.:,'~!~!!~ mg by motonsts and broughJ were a o ke1 bu y d r ng the and M s Charles Bur e le M READY MIX concrete deDvel' 21 Fe•t Lan'b htghway crews out ~-'~' th snow mg'ht w lh snow em tro effor and M s Her be Ed a d and ed nght to your pro)ecl Fasl 1967 Apoch11 Duo •• 10 control mater als L ght snow flur es coni nued M s La a ~fo s and ea•y Free estlmateo. Me~gs county Shenff Robert nto Ihe m d mormng hours Phone 992 3284 Goegieiq, PONI~S choice colors and c Hartenbach also anx ous for Tues 43 35 Fa r Ready Ma Co M d(tl~porl, ca heights child tramed and motomts to avoid m shaps urg , Wed 44 30 Fa r Oh10 6 30 tic green broke Terms Call or ed those dnv ng to exerc, I WEEK S WEATHER Th 4 37 FH r see .: J H II Flatwoods spec al caut10n 1 em per a ure prec plla on F 35 29 C 0 idV 1 e AIR CONDITIONING RetrlgerRo~d Pomeroy 0 sate Highway Deparlment weather cond lwns f each 24 al 2 19 Snow Jear at11n serv ce Jacks Refr,. 12 IR 7tp off e1aJs m Me1g1 sad '1 x llour per od ., re o d d bv Hepo up to press t me erat on New Haven. Phone crews were busy throughout Pee M lo k a ed \ve age g 1era t e for Never used anythmg hke 11 t I tie da e TV 2-3537 the mghl attempting to 1mprove we a her statiOn t1 e verk II s ye;Jr 4 ast yeJr last say users or Blue Lu•tre for conditions on the snow •I eked Day H gh Low Weather Pre 4 HEATING PLUMBING. Rural cleanmg carpet Rent Elecf Doxol Bottle Gas. Araoljl highways A highway depart Sun 61 4~ Fa r A>e age ow ten pe a ure o at on Brothers 618 E. Hila k. 1 ''" tne •hampooer $1 Pomeroy ment spokesman sa d one men M n 50 27 Ra 11 04 he week th year 30 ast vear ,;o I1 Cement Bloek Co Pomeroy I f .L Gtc 12 19 ;;;;:;-..;;;:;;;~;:-~:::;:-:::;:;:;;;;;;: House and Tradtng Post WE WISH to thank everyone " now under one roof st who was so kind ~nd thought I Laurel Chff School House ful durJng tlle Illness a n d on State Route 124 and new death ot our busband and fa Rt 7 by pass open dady at ther Wendel L Kautz. We 12 noon Jim Adame and espee1aJJy wJSh to ~~ank ~Ill Worthy Stanley 11 20 Uc our many fnends and relatives and tho•e who sent flowers For Rent and food Mrs Wend eI Kau Iz and MODERN furn ' hed f rst floor wn Paul and family 1 efflc1ency apartment m M1d 12 24 lip dleport Ph 992 3874 12 14 U< S "R"'oo=M:-:-h:cou:cs:ce-a=n::.d-.batll fur In Memo""1 ' -- nace and garage 265 W Main M MO RY 992IN LOVING E St Pomeroy 0 Ph of Mrs Mary Rachel Ed 2688 or 1192-2961 12 5 tfc .rd s and Mr James Thorn 3 ROOM rurmshed apartment as Edwards and 4 room rurn,hed apart Holly wreaths ID every w n ment Adults References IU dow Mulberry Ave Pomeroy 992Chnstmas candles burning 6698 12 8 tfc bright But our hearts are sad and ThAILER Browns Trmler lonely Park Mlnmv11le 0 Ph 992 Sm you re not w U us :.o- 3324: 12 20 &tc mght 4 ROOM unrurn shed apartment Years may pass but memory m Pomeroy Ph 992-5385 hngero 11 16 tic Ana our tllOUihts ar• w lh TRAILER •pact on 'BrowneU you still Ave Middleport. Ph !I'JZ. There w IIr never be another 10 tic 11 2625 t tste fulflll ln your oo ps o Mornmg dawns and ihadow• FURNISHED I room apart creepmg \ men! wltll bath Ph 1192-Jtli& Gently •oftly thru the sky 12 ti ttc Leave• 118 here Without you FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ Dear Mother and Father ment furnace heat Middle Sllll Wlthm our bearts we port 0 Ph 992 3874 try 11 28 lie To ne calm and pottenlly waltmg FOUR ROOM furniBbe<l aparl 14 Till Wt .:.ee you face to face ! ment. W~ W&al • •tc And place a ktsa upon your FURNISHED andUnlurm•hed forehead apartments Close to school And there at last a long Pllone 992-5434. 10 L8 tic embrace S1 I1 T d <adly m1ssed by daughter• or ra 1 Gaye Livmg110n A I Yc e 1957 one ton Ford truck dual Schneider son Kettneth Ed wheel• for sale or trade tor ward• Sr Grandsons Jos cattle Ph 843-2778 eph lAt LlvJnio!Dn and Ken 12 22 31c Ed d J 11eth war s r - -12 2~ ltc I For Sale or Buy ==-:-:=:;--:-;;;: Nl TH LOVE at ChrJStma• to PONIES mules and goat• See Our beloved son and brother 1 George Holman Phone 992Halhe Earl who was killed 2797 12 22 3tp three yeal'll ago Marcb 16 I .,_ Sale 1 l 963 "' MJU.IONS of rugs hove been 11 s Chrlstmu Day again dear ONE TON Ford- Tr'-uc;ek:-::stake cleaned with Bloe Lustre Its Hallie bed Call 843 2778 America s ftnest Rent elec Oh how we w!Jh you were 1 12 21 lie trlc shampooer II Baker here ORDER Am•tutz s H and N Fur01ture Co 12 19 ijtc But not JUSt because 1t s N ck Chick leghorn ch icks POTATOES set your winter Chrtstma. or started P"llets today Mod potatoes whJle they last For we ml" you every day ern Poultry Box 188 Athens Clarence Prof!Jtl, Portland We mJSs your brlshl and Oh 0 Phone 593 7831 10 30 lie 0 Ph I43-22S4 sunny smile 12 24 ltc Your loving vo1ce thai made Busln•• S.rv1ce1 our lives worthwlle 7 FT Locust post 35c Phone Tho you re not here Wllh us Charles Calaway at 985 3857 this Christmas 12 24 3te Our WllbeS to tmp•rt. 8 1 35 Prairie Schooner bouseYou know our Ihoughts are Ira Ier 2 bedrooms both ON With you Carpeted Only 1!195 John lven thotllh were lor apart Richmond 814 East Mam Sl Ttus Chrlltma~ Day brmaa Pomeroy Ph 992 2451 before 10 , m (Other hours 1 u~t back memories Ot wonderful times wo knew maybe) 12 23 tic A lamUy day together For then dear Hallie Wt UNBEATABLE - llltl'l solid Have your tractor overhlul hod you slate stereo rtdlo eombma ed now ot a b g Slvtngs 1\ • Days and weeks havt paued liOn 4 speed automatiC chan I ~!~~~~~ r.;c:~~ o;v/~~i; Months have lurnld to yean 8" nlee welnul ftnllh hu months HSYe your tractor Tlm!i matter not In•tant on radio81 Take over ready to ao to work when For your presence II alwaya payments of $5 per month rr,rina eomea and IBYO down near 01' pay 10balance due $111C mo lonesome here Without Try It your home 30 a you Hallie mslll IZ &tc ' 2176 And sad thla Chl'lllmal Day SbMETHING TO MEND-Sing I'OMI;:$Nit92 OHIO OUr ltves are not the same er sewmg machlne complete Since you were called away wltb altachmlllll Tblo m• '.otlng parents Mr and Mrs chine equipped to Zig zag MAKl! MORl! PROFIT by Vlclnr Gotschall and •lsters make buttpohol•l monoara111 U&lfn8 your firm 1 H"leel In ,Juantta Qark Janet Grimes etc Take over paymllltl or lbo Dally SenUntll Busln"' Jlaye Smllh and all their f642 per monlll or piJ baJ Service cohutia, IIIO II fimlll!i of Baltimore Md a nee due f15 01 Call 892-3218 12 21 ltp 12 20 lie 1:"' ...,-:---,.--;-::---;-- !;()NDITlONED SUDEX hay II 1 fc Lost lnd Pound Pe•rl I Rut. r 0 I'll JIIHI!II 11 :10 lip land &uert~ 1 011~ 8ontM - ovem,... bag In Iron I PUPS Crosa bj!lween Chihu• CHit llni1llriN Holzer Phone hila and Phono 1 Keith ~edy -I"" 12 19 lie C:..lllll , •• is Ste ... - &. C. IIB&I)II'tiRD ' .. ELECTROLUX sw::; on R1t Ollie ' • 1 0111 :.<1FT - Beagle, ..... whl'-. pop rUtdlan 10 fll 101' .,..._I .. lltlYer G&wtiSf Jtlri Fabric Sltop. f!9IDe! KEITH GOBlE FORD • I I I I 1 I SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS t';: ~~ n. Meigs Equipment Co ~s:f:!Mp~tc=g :! Willi~~--~ •·•t ~pllll ~ ..-..~ ~ :J..'rr;.M':,. Ntllm..!!,ooel ; -~-., " • 1 SLIPPERY WANTED WILSON DflVIng • , IS, Made Dangerous I I Ill l[ ~ 12 ° " ::. :.'If,."::.,,-;.-.:;..... S:: ::r.orEt.TJT g:!"' ,. =:. FARM LOANS 0 MOTORCYCLES :J"'.:...::.,.._..,.. 1 I I :::::::::::::::::~~::::~~:::::::;~t::z~;;~ HARLEY DAVIDSON '"' _,.,., -- .,. "'M ne~~o ~46 - Ri For Sale lnsur•nc• THE L D (Doad) Klng real G =E' T =--=-Aquotat on !rom REU ,.. ~,' INFOIMA TION W1ntecl For Sale estate 10 the vrllage of Syro T~R lNSUKANCE Alii'Nl ~ bpertoncod 1 • ,.._ J:,~::• COON El L L •1 7a Rats cuse Sutton Township 111 C ~lore renewmi your --:l:C':'~:~=• 4 .. Ex L L Sl 20 Skunk Ex BUDGET PRICED furotture lr wh ch IS the old baseball park auto rlt>Urance We may Dtl RADIATOR SERVICE cotolln'"l L L II 00 Sl 15c Mmk ~x our tblrd floor budget shop and other ond wtll b• <o rl 0 able to '"'"' you money "=~~:=.."" L L f1 oo F $3 25 OpposJl'urnlture Ml~t~r~~ the h ghest btdder at the of 8 2 tr' ...,.,.,,.., sum Ex L L 5(lc Beef I-:-=:-::---:=-:;::::::;:::-::::::- t1ce of J B 0 Bnen Allor ~UTOMOBII E mura"ce been h1des Tr 6c lb Bill Bailey tJON T pump yonr slugglsn sep ney IOO'k Court Street .. • • ., ,..... ..., • tliltiiMtl ""' Porn her I cancelled Lost your operal ,.,..,,,_ ,,_ "' Bo1 14 Reedsville 0 11c tank Get Klean Em AJ I eroy 0 Fr~day ~cern or s 1cense' Call WY 2-2Y6u •~••• ':':."':"', "': • ":. 12 22 12tc Septic Tavk Cleaner Land 30 1966 at tO a m Mus! be I 15 lie ••• , ....... ,....,.,... ....""- - - - - : ; - : : - -- - - - : mark Farm Bureau m Pam sold for not less than $S OM ..,,.. Notice eroy 0 11 25 31ltc the appr ased value For fur PL~N WOMEN S COl LEGE 1 o c.:": CHRISTMAS PROGRAM at !her InformatiOn call 992 GAMHIEH Oh o UPI A From the L.argesr 1ruck o Build ze r ftad a lo fhll !!:"..,",.:;:"_ Hobson Chr slian UnIon NERVOUS' Can I •leep' Try 2720 Eugene Lumpkm Ex college ollie a sad Wednesday 'lmalles Heater Cure M~Ut~vt '""rtteM Church Saturday everung Sleepers Guaranteed re ecutor of the Estate of L Keny n Co lege w 24 3 Dec 24 at 7 30 p m You suits or money back K1ng Dec tc c a e se f from s ':~ ~= will not want to m1ss this Only 98c Nelsons Pharmacy bouse "tb 9 heo og1cal s houl H d E I.,;.P;.,h_m.;..2.14_3_ _ _P_•_m_•_r•.••• ~ :;:.~.. Everyone welcome Pastor Pomeroy 0 11 25 30tp 175 ACRE rarm cellar ce Ia a women s college .. 110 " '" " '"" ' ,., "'"' 0 Dell Manley 12 22 lle rooms and bath 11 .,,.,.,. • " "' '" " " ' """ ;;;=~;;:::;:::-:::;:::::;--: HOUSE ooal gravel for dr ve house z largo barns, free For Sale or Rent Br~dal ~": ,":.8:"~ PIANO Tunmg school church way I will del ver Ph 99Z I gas 2 farm pon;s :mm~~: 7ROOM hou,;-3 bed roo;;;; •••·~~.;:":~'.. home Ph Lane Dan10ls 992- 7286 ate occupancy ~~ ~ baths p yn 2510 1 2681 Wy • 5509 around I a m l2-l530tpl Iiams 9922318 or ••· tic 2 2156 PHONE ,......,... "' ::. ';::"':. "' DECEMBER 17 _A lovely thing happened to me On the way tn Chr stmas The carol singers G1rl Scouts ~ th leaders John and Marilyn Fullz about a dozen or more the dear darhns I ve tried io JOt them all down all the names I could get as follows Rob n Mills Jennifer Goble Brenda Edwards An ta and Marc (a guest ) Fultz Glenn Glazes daughter (Glenn of tie famous ('I sax m high school known as Geezle to many of you) Clarence Gil key s daughter WISh Id caught them all JUst oouldn I one of my favor~te groups G1rl Scouts bless em Real Estate Manehelte~ ~~ ~ '* ~ ~ "rile. ,..... • ba&•:'liEit'iiiliJi~ii~iii ~G lito::;, * Cleveland Became Boiling Pot This Summer" By TED VIROSTKO were st a g ed and aped bv a ea t 0 oil er b d ngs were U011ed Preas laternattooal 1kj ler who has e uded an " ou u I r d and a woman v. as COLUMBUS UP! Cleve pol ce search k ed as po e bat ed sn pe land long pnd ng tself as a 4 Dr Samuel H Sh pp d 1 e N on ( d Meltmg Pot because people re-t al a d a qu 1 he d dn t move n of many countr es and rehg10ns %4 bludgeon slay1 g of h s of Jul} 9 I and w lived peacefully together be f r t w1fe Mar ly pea a e lh came a Bo Img Pot of ra al 5 Gov James A Rhode s ng loo ng Me be s of the poli~:~ trouble th, summer lead• a clean s~eep a Repub- ence tapered olf 1 The states largest c y local cans sol d fy I o d on s a e fhose k ed we e Negr 1 n ents usua ly led the wa:r. ed on the shores of Lake Er ~ governme a U send ll e n ud g n '-"CI I ng a a .,., J v dnvers for Y lorn 10 July by a rac~al argest delega ol Rep b b ' o 'nd ano her sla n by o vn ' garbage ruek& w~ upheaval lrl1 eh resulted 10 eans to Congre s membe s or a V g lante s r ke and remamed four deaths JDJury to about 50 6 Wea ther a ear y fro t group a set o caled L ttl _______,_~_ __c_•.:.":_l_d_:al:_s_ _ _ _ _ _... ~ armt of 275 and damage soar deal! a death blow o fru1t c op ----- mg Into the mllllons and nasi floods h Nor I west In About 155<J Natwnal guards Oh o l>i!EI men rll!hed Into the riOt rav 7 ::Jn 0 ' h ghwa ' cant nue I aged Hough area or the c ty to to dam more \ ct ms as 19!W restore order and help end a head• tow a d whal may be a (Jre-batb th•t burned o t at banner year m auto deaths Umted Press lnternotlonnl fa a tile y off the 'lortb VieltJ¥ii: 1 least 10 bu ldmgs on the first 8 Columbus murde s ' lud To some chr slmas s a II •ould s r ce fo be h oast he f rst t1me nilhl of rioting lng the slaymg and cap ure uf gl er ng res I a a 1 ne lor des the Po1 e sa d lo exp es gunnm scored d rect h?1Sts Leos than two months • su•pect n the bl dgeon de am he exchange of g1fts and the emse lves s n u laneous ' Amer can sh P L ght c Nat onal Guardsmen moved m of Ch1cago fheolog an Robert i gather ng of clans arm nd and tlle war wou d be ended [among the sh p • crew w to Daylon to help keep peace w Spike l •rnamenled evergreens fear or greate I stropne Jeported ofter v1olence flared following 9 Lahor unrest throughout For olhers 1t " a true would be set at rest hnpe Lenmgrad A R ISS an 1 the fatal shootmg of a Negro the state mclud ng VIolence I rehg ous expenence a eeleb'a and peace wou d f 0 r h n e sentenced a ym ng F1rst reports were that Lester marked walkout at Swan Rub ton or lhe armversary of the agam n the wo ld t1 ee ears n a labur camp Mitchell 39 was shot by a ber Co I" Bucurys and ne~>s b1rth of ChrJSt currfficy VJOiat o"' and ill¥ lrllJ\e man from a movmg car paper sir kes n Dayton and But perhaps tlle most mea Earl er In the ve•k the theft of a statue Artotliil,l but laler pollee sa1d this wa• Toledo om ful ChriStmas thiS year will Umted State• askea U ~ \mer~r n "" v~eted on 'iii not so I 10 Educat on Problem• of oecg r m the un les of VJetna n Secrelary General Than l to lake currency charges escaped wl!i.. The eruptiOns of death mark ~ teacher stortage umfted bus where for ~ ~ref homs "hate> er steps he aeemea $IIOO fne 48 ed nc~al trouble m two of the purchase and selection of a new bt t both s des are rece<,sary tllat m ghl le<~d o New York Mro Joihn F states larger ell es were cho- slate super ntendent of Educa °h:lt their fJghti"g l lalks a med at ach1evmg a Kennedy won h• fl&htto delell Hn as the top story of 1966 by [' on And while the cannon• remam eease I e n V etnam Th s eertam passages from F,U staff membero of the United Cause Never Pinpointed uJet durn the pre counlrJ p edged l• cooperat on Impend ng Luo Press International Columbus The cause of the Hough nots I:',ce men~~ ood Will centm e towarl br ng ng an) such ta ks hzatJOn of the controvefllbl Bureau was although t lg 'op l th e wa r u to a suecessfu eulll'm I on hook The Death ;i~rl a T Tea there never were pmpolnted two reports about Ihe1r effor' 0 1 op 1 I entirely Around the wm d Prestdent ll appeared """""' Plcied as tlle top 10 Buelteye IIDeldents that triggered the v Talkmg about the truce m '" S.Igon U S pia e• cam!!<! certam that the book • .~ Stale stones were olence One was that a tavern ld al ld ili '""- < so Y" 1 nee Ia Clev&- In the area eJected a Negro annual ChriStmas message out a h•av) attack aga nst a ers wou 1 R 1 18nd :aDaVI~ man who liked for 1 glass ot Pope Paul VI called for a petroleum depot near Hanor Kenneoy s demands a Y llltik 1 ter nd ordered 111e ouster mrracle or goodwill Wh1ch while B52 Strateg c hombers Nalioaa The :ac: a woman who was so- could extend the truce and thot I bombed the Dem•luamed Zo oe NaU11111 ,General walkout 11 mOIItY from lhe suspe1111lon of hostlll 11here Commumsts were report journed lit Zlst Tbt Clnelonatl Strangling The bar was burned Belore Uea It maybe poulble ed trytng to mount an offens1ve assembly meets Ia wlilcb 111 eldoriJ womeD 1111 llnl 411 1 actloD died al 14vaace It nec~alloalla IIIOCI A US deslrtfer wu bll ~ ~ September Jl. ~, t I w" -:r;:.: ~~b~~ ~~':'flrst y0~"1•1Dwn ~- ~::;::! . ,. 11h~~ A.rlatl ...,_ -~:1 or: ',. JI.Jt.Uc ..,_ I " 1 • "1""""' lit <II ltJb,"' I"'" The Week Review . v·Ietnam Chri"stmas l's Most MeanJ·nab fuI Ill Co~ ~ AmerJ~ I 3 ~~ed:l::: ~0 t arran~e<l ~!agazrnec,..r4a- ·~•d-' V~etnam Unite~~ ~a Ne~o ~~11101 IGI �{;et Extra Cash The Want Ad Way Business Serv· The Sunday Tim...stntinel, Sunday Dec 25 1966-1~ WANT AD 16 ~TV Did you' I wouldnt~~~~=======~~ have m1ssed 11 for anythmg 1. Hope you saw 11 and got SOME 1dea how thiS war has spread VCf CWS Nohce God bless our boys and their II !lUGS a s1ght' Company com loved ones this Chr stmas and Gauge readings Gallipolis 'lll Clean them r ght with always Dam 12 2 15 4 running 11 f~,~ Ir.~u~~t. Blue Lustre Rent electnc: I regret b1g muslachwd on rollers Pomeroy Mason ~ I amp oe $1 Farmer s Hard ~lli;~~~,ll ry Colonna wont be With 15 Pt Pleasant 24 34 ____;._; ~·~'0:'"'~ Hope Over There thiS ChriSt JOJ s For Sale 2 03 fallmg Kanawha Falls mas Jerry Is rather ser ously fallmg Charleston 19 35 fallmg HOTPOINT electnc stove Ph Dead Stock 111 Bob & Co are already on London Dam was rmtniltg 256 6652 303-3 Removed free their way or maybe even mches Marmet Dam one there by now - Bless you Bob and Wmf~eld Dam on the sill AIt I e ' yuu dead 196a 4 DR 6 C) I Chevelle Ph h rses., cows and nules t..:H 303 3 I do love you 44 6-4554 Boat Movements e Ju!.:ksOI ldti4a3J ur _ _ - --Ohio River - John u Chill cothe 772-6976 11 s 1ERRIFIC !he way ww're Dean down 13 7 30 a m A UTTLE LAFF1N tho now C'. LLOWAY Furn lure open 9 e I ng Blue Lustre for clean 1 ana up 14 2 05 p m Inca up I~:,o.~n,,:. and then 11 J Mondav th1 u Saturday 1 g ugs and upholstery Rent B II Dana (Jose J1m nez) on 14 2 30 p m Duncan Bruc;~e' I~;~t,;;~~: Even ng by appo ntment Ht t:lert sha npooer $1 Cen Uncle Milt e s show That was up 14 Queen C1ty up 14 6 ~: 17 Henderson II Va 2,_ I tral Supp y Co _ 303 51 p m Titan up 14 8 05 p m ,-:·,~ .· : M~rnor es came floodmg on the la•t straw the camel ate A D Hames Jl up 14 9 30 see ng my dear Johnny and H s B1ll s) vers on of Straw - -~ GOOD Hereford club steero for m Onward up 15 12 Manlyn The time these two and camel s back y know Oh Male Help Wanted sale Butler Hereford Farm Eastern up 15 2 55 a rn Two 110n1 aRd fo r daurhten and Charles and I were at a me Jllr¥ •• are Wayne Board of Aa11.Yill!! Lower R ver Rd Ph 256 c p 0 down 15 4 15 a m City Baird ol Chllh re Mn Floa• e three nng crreus down at Pyth MACH N STS 6518 3(JI).o of St Albana W Va llrl 16 4 55 d 8 m. P f'~ F TT£1lS Panon• of Vtnton Mn ~ Jan Park oh memories) and MY WVED Charlden Auth of St Louts own FLAME CUTnlls of c rc ertUe and M'rl all but fell off our seats honest erson Hannmg cailed me re Rei able down 17 a 45 pAmJ WELOERS WI 1 House " rsery transpor MeCormtek ol at 1 Oallpo LAVOU MEN up 18 4 15,, a m are 30 randehlldren and n n• ta oG ava !able rea5onable STEEL FABR CATOIIS at the clowns antics and one Cently to venfy a Flor da add POrco tt n up 19 4 "0 a m treat cnnd 11 1dren Mn Bard waa th ng and another ress of a relative I blurrlly re. Ga de am member of Bulav ue Granfe and the rates also lor sbopptng or OWII 19 6 40 Can pagn Bapt It Church Serv ce (I bel 5 wurkmg mothers Jourly deiThen for qmte a spell John- call her dear mama s sa were held Thunclay afternoon at as away and Pennsylvan a up 19 7 15 a rn Campa gn ehufth and burial wu While I W ng ly or weekly rotes Pb. 146 ny wrote a Mystery Column for Pass G p d 20 3 50 ' r dlHdlon ou see eorge nee own carnpakn cemetery un e 4521 66-tl the Sent nel titled Ltstenmg asked her When It Was Y Sh of M e s Hom• Cor Funl!!ra • 20 when m 0 F earerup 5a 0 Post H S mater1al news and how you Iose ou I J h WR d Harbart , LtaJ»r " a nst " o 961 MODEL house ra ler 10' secret clues suggestions etc So send your loved one m 0 n owe own 2 aa1 a cotuit' and • reatden~ ot coh 35 a m Ben McCool up 20 JumbUI died Friday Dec 16 He wa x 50 Ph 446 4595 299-6 Long t me ere students caught Sentmel (to keep up ) - W Y 7 employed b' the Northway Cab co W It Beekjord A 0" Johnny (s1gned -A Bee) not for Chnstmas' am a er He wa• oorn In Harruon twP ton " 23 1 30 a m Andrew Calhoun th• tate Char e. a.n4 Purl HarriJo11 d sed h brought 1t at mght to our place Isabel stayed often at er Leaper and had n"e4 mntt ol hla life TYPEWI lTERS a u t \ Darst s on TurKey up 23 6 35 am National up 111 columbul. He wat a nnt eOiliiD of we ce al makes and 1t went m to the Sentinel aun na m Alton fonner Chief of Pol ee Che•ter l.Jeap 23 7 15 3 WANTED f ) f 11 d 1 d Run near us and was ready to er He p aun ved by three allten RE N!AI Simmons Ptg andJ :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;~~~~~~:::= rom ere na Y JSC ose as th down Greenup 9 p m M•• M·· o-'e ~.e per of Ct~lumbut 1 to who after a long spell V¥1th walk over to schoo WI me with ,.hom•. h• made bit home llrl CO CAflT V o e 013f9r7 e Eq pmen I I h morrung Who thought any K down Greenup 1l 55 p m Ethel ea of wortl\infton and Nfll " '" gme Ph ' "" I Lo ans R IE I I For Sale all H S e g css mg guessmg eac p G 5 45 m vena Peyton of SprtQitlel4 Service. 446 llli43 0 lm e ""' 295 tf Rea Estate ea s a e Tlen l reeall and so do thing of walk ng a coupla miles IOneer up reenup p ..... hold ......, oftmooo " th• d N I r 1 R H Bosworth ][ up 0 R WoodYard Funeral home ud 30U b w.seman Agency )OU the terr ble suspense when those ays 0 us nossl 4 50 am Wayne H bUrial wu ln Unlo• c•meterY -.,========~~ 'L ty•~s of bu1 d ng mater- - - - - - - -,1 ht heard of Johnny' serwus was teach ng dear Isabel In ,, ~,,n 643 Offlco Gl 6.:! S Greenup 5 40 am Jom" AO"' "'"" • n •• Fc.1 Rent 1a1s ~ ock br k sewer pipe j wou ds overseas an I how glad grades or H ot M4. Jacbou P ke dted Monclu Ill eRE FARM lly at down Greenup 6 8 ill Hospntal .,Heoon ~uof"' bornoDd tn Bri~ h FEDERAL LAND 43 A gad we vere that I e I ved to Anyway s e ~a• usua e Queen up Meldahl p m Hotwr toL ToDD lin rAHPET rolors look ng d1m ' w ndows I ntc s etc Claude 18 4 EXTRA GOOD HOME cone lome When Jo nny mg a bJg red app1e or a cook Knox down MeldahllO 35 pm ~•Tf =n~~ :r·~::e::! pr~ Rr ng em back g ve em Wwter:s R J Grande 0 CH 4 BEDRooMs BATH ~u 63-tfl BANK ASSN BASE- CAME March ng Home o 1e And who gave me b1g red Barbara Ga u Meldahl ceded him In death. survtvtnr cbl v m Use Blue Lustre Rent 5-5121 aft"'r a. 10 I ~· DUMP tru k Charles C:::lyd• B W1lker Mgr MENT FURNACP:: F.A ARD vooo to speak And we 1 a 1 be glad apples at noon when ] went B Y woodp d are Mn E.otL.Ja~:: ~~ f' rctr c shan DOOt:' $1 Shep DW 19 Ohio LocustPhSL446-0203 fLOORS GAHAGt BAHN 5 T over to Doc Ely s stable pd mhi 12 55avens Bo K own of Whitman. w va 1-h• Brumt e d Cro\1. n c ty 0 Glll ACCO BASE PONDS so L H NK pard 862 lsi Ave 303-5 ..... ~ PAYS USE ' FOR ' LV RECENT MAGAZINE reod With her to teed her pony' da~,2 ap m.arneIaCD Up up ·T···AtlanwtL Ov•.. w ..' Ph 2~ 6649 292--12 ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;~ YEARSsoLO00 ITSOl'OURS $9 ~00' ° ;II •• mg treats Satevcpo~ s I he Why m Fne berger Harold. Fort WayDe lDd NICE eountry home close to ISJNGER Sew ng Mach ne Mod OWN H S FlosSie I l Luckey (1909 beloved thank dall a' a" am ...,.KJel..or ,. ,.,.D..,.""'' town n Kyger Creek d str ct el 66 zg Zag equipped to butReal Estate For Sale $1,500 D Se ret of Sa1 ta V1Uor a n c assma • Meldahl m noon tho nm U.ptut """" ... 4 8)); Reasonable 367 7350 tonhole monogram applique NEW 3 BEDROOM voh ng trag1c dcatl o strut you) -Now deceased and men- G :~.:'~••::; 1n llorloh .,m..,.,. Juk 01 11 301 3 t ng Musso I n a "ho e chapt tinned 10 lhls column recently a po s am :-==--·-ccc-c=cole Pay off 6 payments $647 Wtll Trade For Trailer "r or more front II e new book To Flos"e- And yet dear B down 2 50 p m LJ!Ue M" Ann• WYmot Ch,,.,.,., • I RG I kI h h 446-1639 294-tl 'G d 3 40 So ve cf Galllpc 1 and a r~!ldenl of ,.,A room \o\ t 1 c ene fe eac f r gl t from th s ne or the heart remembenng thee eorge own pm ulh na uunt ngton died Honda, at her home andd bath Ph Pr \iale 1026 St>c ELECTROJ UX swee""'r on CHRISTMAS mean5 a Jot o WI\. T En NATUHA GAS BEA UT new b k d I I I Am I not richer than of old? ern up 12 35 an Harnett M 13 s h Ave sbe wu tbe widow ot Ol"B 30(1 tl "~ w JIA NGE ovE oo s an o ope our na , chnmbtu and wu a member on Ave 446- u wheels pop out parwr bags lh ngs lo each of us here at Fu K TCHEN ITH REITY Library can get It soon My whole I fe has far too up 2 4, a m Mart n or Tr nl Y Ep Reopai church. a cbaJ1... r-~ AND LOTS oF CAB ~ETS P 'I L tb H rd er membercub or Kunt1nllt<M YWCA BRADBURY furmshed apt for dual cleanmg tools for rugs Dllon Agency Chrtstmas T -E MTH w fl ANIT PRIED Then the thtrd and fmal In- many Goodbys m to~ late 'f 45 am U er e man ll.omena m Area~ Gutten 000 rent Adults oniJ 7 9 Second furniture dusting etc On Y means three &f the best thmgs LE ,; THAN s ~ F f t ~ 30 am Edeana cub she 1a .urvlved b' • lOlli Phfl. od h 1 h stallment of The Levt Smtth years ar ar oo man_.Y. -'5 liP w Chamben O:l SarUob n. 6 0d Ave 296 If 5 payments left of 1 99 each n fe go eat g Thrnkrng of Selhng Fam ly of Vermontm la•t three llp 55 ;J m •n• • .,..,.,.,.,., ""' ,...., ----;F;oU;;R;-;;Rc;cENT «&.1639 294-tf home good fnends .. E WOULD WELCOME THE OPPOR L r al ·- l b l AND WHO OH who w n ~ver Kanawha River - Lucy Jane Chambe ! ol Ale:n~:.-~-:ft~mc.~ k th es - a re .u ea a ou a w11 ., held Tburaday ....... ...._. over e ~~ 1 ~R~~ER s..,, ~~~: f ne New Engl an d CamJ1y ac t get over or forget beloved Lucas down chun:h w tb burtal in IPrlnr NICE 3 bedroom home 2 blocks lF Y<l" aro bulldtug • oew WHEN we d look th kbac of ChrJstma• B d London M 2I152 a15ma Trinity "u """''"' u years an n No CHARGE ro vot: ouR S O\LE ual p ctures and three fme P ec Walt Dtsney creater or Jovely eaver own arme from oty park carpeted I v borne or remodeling le8 ua day.-; gone by we cannot he p MEN ARE EFP TRAINED f I SnowWh te and Seven D "Oris m E sha Woods up Wmf eld Mrs con•t•nce Fav Nlda • • u10g large We are butldel"!l [\istrlbutor but reahze JUSt how empty HARP WORK NG PEOP E AN es o )ourna_sm "' t VI!! o1 GR a cwnty and 1 reatdent ot room llh baths HAVE QU AIJF 11:0 PROSPECTS RE __ Bamb and those unforget 9 40 p m Allen R Merr II up Barbou w va died Tueada.J' 1 0 1 backyard lor Hotpou t AppU""""s 1fe would be Without a happy ' " FA OERv " JUST NOW a nutllatch buSI tables that enriched al our Wnf1eld 11 35 p m Fort Dear •::.".:'. n,.', Call WISeman Agency 446 __SOII __ EI_e_c_trt< _ _ _ _ _l_54-_U_I I orne and good true frh!nds The WISEMAN v hunting food and d hves Test yourself - can you born down Wmfield II 40 p m c "' on ""' " '"" ''"'"" 3643 Evenmg 446-3796 SO WE thmk of yeu at th s up own u e Geof'fe lra and. Goldie 293 If NEW GMC TRUCK h Agency our bare maple He has the remember all names or thr sh• ,. '"""'"" ,, .., tn \\ I!:H· or month Sleeu ne tme of ayear hope Chrt sts f' 1 1 f Muon Nldo • w II be trulyWeMerry Evenlnvablack cap like ch1ckadee s you seven dwars go our then Q( f" Q at home and a room furnlsbed opt trailer HEADQUARTERS mas for you and every one Ike wo .. mon know Also say slale colored stalled - Doc Sleepy Grum d .."..'""'".. Clo:':!: space Conlat'l Stella Arnold E. N Wiseman. Junco recent!) - all three py Dopey - who else tell me :r X:ma o Servt~ w('IN at your house and that t e --=---:-:=~=-:-::::-:--;; -h Th th t d I B bi how Thunday lftemoon at BarbouraPark C.nt,af Hotel 111-11 1951 .I.! T Ford P1ckup 1959 ~. T Chevrolet Truck New Year Will bless your BAIRD REALTY are mostly grayiS 10 color so en a arm am w h burlol "' J> ~ ICI< opace ror renL «.:aal 1956 'h 1 Chevrolet P1ckup home wJlh all of the gooa d R I look elosely make sure you Clln could any one ever shoot a deer GJ ~21142 rrom I • m. 1111 o 1960 '• T Chevrolet PICkup th ngs m hfe Oscar Balr ' ea tor diSt ngwsh them - a real JOY after that' Employees of the Martin Pill. !957 _ 'fz T ~ ord Pickup HOBART DILLON FOR <7 000 )O can nuy a one tlley are Also Mr and Mro There were 1007 deer shot n taurant were guests at a~~~~~~~~ ::,~ story frame home w U lA Hedh r1 are around us oonstant Oh o thiS season The) say - style d nner and party g1ven M":;:o:;:u:;;E:;;RN7.""-;:h::ou=se::tr::a;:;;lle;- -bJ 1 Mmneapol s Moline Power Lucille & Howard Brannon un t bath 3 bedrooms storm w n ly now And starlmgs by the necessary as not enough food owner manager Tom GO<,It I,;;;~ week or month l!KJO Chesl 1959 F 600 Ford Dump D 11 WOOD Realtor dow• small basemen dozen and d zens Ju•t by for all But forest wardens will Thursday even10g lollowmg nul SL 206-11 1959 2 Ton Chev stake Phone C4fl.l081 furnace heat dnlled wei spells feed all the others and the close ol bus ness 1958 F 600 Ford e; ROOM borne 3 bedroom fru t trees several bu ld ngs What s yo 1r b1rd news as of squ rrels too who are w U1out Games were conducted For Sale 1954 1 T lnterna!Jonal bath part ba•ement garage H s located on blacktop rd now' acorns this Year of the B g Mr Goell and prizes aw:ud!,d, 1960 \1 T Ford located m 700 block on 3rd low tax d str ct Freeze way way back 10 Gue•ts were Dorothy ~~~:~ ll!~:··I:~! 1 M~LE St Bernard laS Ph 1959 I T Chev Ave JOOX2(JO lot With e~ty w oter na THIS STUNS ME- The VJet Apnl key Elizabeth Workman 44&-3 15 New 60 Rotary Cutters tural gas s tuated JUSt out Nam war 1ow costs $2000000 Other v1chm• <of freeze) are olyn Lee Parker Cathy Mc,El-1 301 J $:!~9 50 New 8 25 ' 20 10 ply A VERY clean well built mod SJde town an hour get tllat per hour Ohio s apple growers But thank hmne) Thelma Mn , "'~'" , " ' " " ot 10 01 1 nylon t res $55 Inc Federal ern home Bll' gas Robert Ba1rd Salesman and has cost more now than all were gettmg Old V1r VJrgmta Phahn Berntce. ~ ~i:~~lf.7~~,;~ountt &eel WeduetdaJ aft.e,.. / 2 dr 6 cyl auto b l If Durst Jamce Little a cornc wuu.~bu•r nna hoaplt.al oShe Wlli ta. nace lull asemen you Ofllee Pbone 44t 41 $ 24 hrs the bombmg we did all told In grma and M ch gan apple• oh Sc D H k •n• i9fll Uodge 2 dr H T I 8 auto 11 Ob10 \Iaiiey llrtplemeal Co want to see a nlce home 1n =~~~==:o=o=~o=~~ World War Two m Japan We SO good Htgh but dellc1ous I Baa n:; ando~~tl ~!ttox n ~~ne!u:yY!~ ·A~g~ ~e ; : : l954 Willys Jeep 2 dr slatlon 1 m Pute Sl Pb. f4i.UU c1ty see thl• Services Offered have 1ght dtVL"ons (2il 000 men look forward to apples next Y ot "" ' " Jondhon ond wagoQ 4 wheel dr A I m liUll clean lump and otoker A NTCE two bedroom borne on w 11HazJeU am Her to a D v s1on) there now and year at my favor te WeiIs and whomarritp P eced gw<iv"!!ndltion Sec Delberl ooal Carl Wmters. Rio more shU a gomg F1tzpatr1ck beauttf I orchards GSI De purtment death 19~ A -an VlrfO GRAVELY TRACTUR i'iOster on Fr endly R dge Rd Grano< Phone CH s.5115 Cedar St Property m good of R 2 Batav a 0 au" SPECIAL 25 per cent Iaber d s Then - I saw the Th3lland near Wllkesvllle Dme~ al Marlm "" v, .. Chon'l'el11 or caU 256-6719 ;:;o-;-;--;:::--;:--;c=c-:=--:::: cond1hon Salesman - Evenlngo count on all Gravely Tractors documentary last mght -Dee 301 3 COAL for sale Lump egg •toBernard Gunther and Cele•-1 Th!: ,';. ~ef ~ :w'~a~~~ .. ker and mme run Peacock Russell D Wood 116-1061 brought n for tune up or re AND NOW agam Ho Ho Ho tine Sk nner were hosts Coyer and Ml"'l A ta BUSmess 0 ppo rt un1 I181 my dear rea ders t ho Ive noI evemng for d nner at the Coal Co Chesh e 0 I poLyd h ot Upper Sandu•IQ' 1964 Chev Super Spor s pa r d r ng Dec~mber or Mn a eoney of n mo a.. p, 277tf 0 D PARSONS ~ nohfy and we w II 1 k up one smgle Chr stmas decoratmn t n Restaurant 10 Middleport ott•n. Htl.lett w11:11 a member o! E uSPARE TlME INCOME chapel chu eh s('lr~ ee• wer~ 301 3 TIRED of carrymg a•he.'l Realtor your tractor Grave y Trac up - have wr tten about a zll the Recreation Department satu da' afternoon at the w uP. Try our Wesl V rgm a Chunk collecting 100 cards (letters really) th Ha e) wood rune a1 home and burtor Sales Pomero) 0 Ph REFlLLING and EW TYPE sonnet serv ng e wa1 n SL N cho a• cemeter' Coal Skidmore Foster Coal 5!2 2nd Ave 4411-«!19 8 money rom N high though and am sllll n the State lnsttule •"""" for sale Reg stered To• 2 A 5 b th t rm 992-2975 'JJfl 22 ""~ ' Co 123% PUle St 446-2783 rooms a so quality com operated dlspen thiek of 11 can t even HOPE 1'emor Pupp10s 140 Toy 271 tl w1ndows and dooro on NeJgb sers m thiS area No sellmg to get out CLUB DINES DEWITT'S PLUMBING Poodle Stud •en ce Poodle - -borhood Rd Pnced to seU To qualify you must have groommg Ph 675-3654 AITENTION AND HEATING "M t o $1900 The Middleport Pomeroy Ilocar re ferences ...., ROUTE 160 at Evergreen Ph 301 3 TOBACCO GROWER 2 LARGE bulldmg lot• m Ev cash Seven to twelve hours OUT IN OUR sun room are tary Club dined Fr day evemng 446-2735 271 tl weekly can ne 1967 Chev 'fzT pickup s~o DUNCAN 1967 tobacco •eed ergreen Rt 1611 excellent namely to w t large red plastic at the Marl n Restaurant m m les $2IOO cash cost 12750 now m stock Fam er s Hard REESE Bulldozer and back monthly mcome MOle full hows and my Beulah Jones M ddt•port There vas no , ••. ,""" 1965 Fury III 4 dr H T With ware 308 Second Ave 446- IIO'h A 5 room• bath base- hoe serv ce Ph 367 756' ttme For personal mterv• 'N Chr1stmas angel candles- nev ~g:':'ra~m~---------l~:~•i;~:~ a r 10 000 miles $2100 eash 0746 :199 tf men! furnace plenty water 24().(1 wnte WINDSOR DlSTBIBU er even got em put away 10 cost $4100 2615 Mt Vernon LOW LOW PRICES o• Ma~ h m off Rt 7 Reduced to TING COMPANY 6 N 1965 Am glad now - shall Nell Covert now of Fl ~~~~:~ ! :;~~·=~~;~.:, Ave Pt Pleasant tresses R1ce aud CorbJD For 4500 00 TERMITE PEST CONTROL BALPH AVE PITI'SBURGH put em up somewhere II I dale Fla gave all her ChrJSI- 1"""" 301 3 nlture. 15-U FREE mspect1on. call 446-~l4S PA 1521)2 Include phone num can toller out front and get a mas decoratwns away to her 303-3 taek or so n for the hows son and Mayme (daughter) I 6 Merrill 0 DeU Operator for ber 1!30 A FARM In Bidwell rooms bath n ce barn gar ExtermJtal Termite ServiCe -:;==;=;==--.==;';"'=:;'= Candles will be here (hv ng th nk sure •he was through 267 II -: room) r~ght where I can see Wllh em That very next Christage Known as the late Mi" 10 Belmont Dr Plumbing ft ~eahng em allahme Then 1 11 put mas she needed em as grand We at the Trtbune are wa1tmg to help you to fmd Denney Farm TERMITE & P~S1 <.'ONTBUL out somewhere a gorgeous children had entered the scene a home to sell a car to hire a secretary to rent BRAMMERS 9 ROOM 2 bath• rum ace large F AlN E•terrnlnauon Co Wheel ;;111 apartment most anything you need we can gold arrangement from my Rho- Oh me Plumbing and Heating lot runs to nvero n GoriJeld ersborg OhiO Pb 776-2850 or help you fmd w1th an economical fast acting Trl da Hackett who Ju•t sent me Wonder if Til dare get out Ave 1/fi.!Mlio Rea. 232-tl 300 4th Ave f46.1637 We Will Buy Any bune Want Ad Call us today the lovehe•t picture of her that Santa the Joachim• IMrs 2111 If church 1ntenor decorated for J P Joaeblm) gave Charles' Amount Including Insurance IWE HAvE several pieces of Complete E1t1tft Chrlstma• last year Or the little house (you lighted I ..cant land ond farms KNOnS a All of this Is trad11lonal with Jt up) or the 101 baubles GRANGE calendars are In 'lTANDARD PLUMBING Salesmen HEATING, 5tN Sec11nd Ave me For what IS ChriStmas If hghts ete Gee I hate !<> start USED FURNITURE P1ck yours up at Neal lnsur 1163 .....,.. ..... 3-11 not tradJ!Jonal Nuthm •ez I Hoping you are the •arne I4W782. ance Agency Earl WIDt.ro f46.3821 lalllpolll Ohio An Experlen•od Ad VIsor Will Help You 2711-U ONE YEAR my good Crlend S"ter of the SkUiei-BMH Wayne Amibaey ~ _ =========== J :: I '-==~--:======'I ~erv • '"- N "' I DILLON AGENCY ~ ~:~~~ ~ o~~A~~ NE~"::ciK A~~ I g~LL ~~ 3,:'3 ~lli- CIE~T <~ :: :.:::::.•::: M tn Sf ff Are Guests ol <;:,~:to forced fur w-.. . . Mr Tom Goett co 1~ev ~;::;•:;: ~':' .~~~ heaven n tn I I ;--==-----------------======-. MAY WE HELP YOU? I I THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 USED FURNITURE E~:~~·~r:~ ;~ I Card of Th.nka =--=7-;;==-'•2 21 121c IAdams and Stanley Auction N1Cn1 PIIC)••,:flll ~~ BOBCAT SPRINT DICK KAV',I.INI." !=.;; BLAETTNARS R•whngs Honcl1 5a·~d. Phone 992 2143 Pomeroy 0 w' 121~1 MIODLEI'OA1 RADIATOR BLAETTNARS SERVICE lll flew Radiator /sGmnfor ~P e Car e Truck e HeJJter Mrs Larry Barr 11 25 I I Qr,j':o~~ M 50 SPORT Shower FOR ONLY Core 1 Bulldozer eAny Typo e f 5Q...r"''od " '~ IU'J BE PROUD OF 10 A CLEAN CAR A3 U DRIVE THRlf J CAR WASH 1 -::=:i::====t:0:3:t:rc=====:::::;:== M FOR REALLY professional re ,. suits clean your carpet• wllh prem 1um quality Lustre Foam 1 M ddle-port 0 Rent eleetrlc shampooer lur 1 $1 w1th purchase Ebersbach e Hdwe Pomeroy 0 I Help Wanted M Wanled To B11y ev~ l i\ 12 22 6tc 1\ I e AI I VISltmg COPI II I b b a M~N house furm•ht4 ONE USED UPRIGHT PlANO Ho1zer rents W la rd I avlor M Theodore a d M~ lv I~ c D~IRY d 3 I I Pn 949 38D Arv I Ho ter Rl. Wh tt ngton Dewey W coxen ca es w e p t:l) ed du ng he Reconditioned w1th benrh hours 2 4 and 7-3 P m Pa b I o g Bo on 0 free delivery Call Rutlana only on PedJatrleHs WarRd S llh W II a l 0 Plummer M s R b even ng and p zes were wu 1 12 2Ut ert Lawson Albert Wer ) Deb by Cia ab e Ru<~ 1 and :-; e Admisstoosarry Arthur m Furmture 7424211 G Mrs 1 11 ora Faison ~ ra c s Marg~ tJ P a z \\'On 12 22 31c Bt I a 1po IS I A Clark CheshJre W Iham H the door p 1 ~ WELDERS t mber In Oho ElECTRICIANS 01::' o at o s ,.,ere ar ed ou perfe•tly Rile R 2 Vmton Mrs John Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal 2 NICE PONIES , od PIPE FITTERS he C t n v. h o Weti v g a or matched pr ced for quick L Buchanan Sr Sy acuse Adm"' ons - R k) 1 he ss FLAME CUTTERS Manon fa s w h limber LAYOUT MEN sale Dave Yost Portland 0 Paul A Wallace RtM1ddlDexter rt I B dwell Aln a S1mp on Md H e~ u d:-; Bo~ 7 Sv a~.: utie STEEL FABRICATORS Ph 843 2242 12 22 3te Clarence E Lew s epo dleport 0 9 y lU2tp fbe 1 nd d a e fu men n Mrs Besse Dan els Wellston Du;ehargos _ ( a net mon e 1:>c e canttca Jerlrey L Holsmger Rt 2 Jack Births - A s n lo M and <Of ce afnd pu l I I dd SINGER s•wlng machme model to the o ow ng w u a e bu son ld w b k ( I 66 "g zag equ pped to 1 t B' rths - Mrs Arthur A 1Mrs1 Ilona ro e" s a IMadge Nea M s len l A tonhole monogram app Qoe Cl k Chesh re daughter I 52 po s so Kale Daube Ma Y S e n AMERICAN SHIP Con rd F n Pag 9 etc Pay ofl 6 payments 16 47 ar d beck Bonn e Cu P u BUILDING CO h 992 ""' p m Fn ay 1 M G H t1 H Tl , each P loOOiJ [ DiscbarJel _ Mrs Br tton B e1gs enera1 •sp a Brewe E rna Lyons Wend} p k fc 1 a1 e1 £' e 'ia.~ 12 15-tfc Barlow Roy A Bond Mrs Har Adm s~ ons - I eon a d Hess Hoffman P<1 n (; x Sue F an m n d nage o e g f o ry Bumgarner Albert R Can Jr Pomero• s Nan ) s rk neo \1 ga e 1 I GOOD clean lump egg aod ter Tammy L Cox Mrs Rose Dl•cbarges Vernon H wei Plan M s \\a e an z \ otl treated stoker coal Pea M Dav 8 Mrs M Ray Groves Esta Howe God e R e \ B I Pe1s ng wa cock Coal Co I bloek from Carlena Hale Jeffrey L Hale ler Mary Sh upe Hayn lla•k 2 traft1c l1ght m Cbeshlre 0 Mrs Lucille Hosterman Mrs Pleasant Valley Hospital Mrs Honald J e Ve n e t e BOY or GIRL Ph 367 7526 12 I tic Pans w Lmkous RIChard May Admitted - M Sarah H e c arabe e H a M D nard Mrs Joe N Morgan Mrs Hayes Ga I poliS l'<rry Ra o d Ba \1 s Den In Rutland on Ma1" Henne Line Carl A Montz John L Pendle- DIScharged - Mrs Char " IHofl na Km s be k Street & College Avi: I ton "'!Ia J Powell Mrs G Tucker and da ghte P Plras ann Vore the Earn Money and Pme1 TRAVEL TRAILERS Ronald Sheets James W Swart on! tl e honoree Del1venng The Datly t 96~~::1.1, ~~~~lock Those send ng g s b t un ( n nucd F' o Page 9 Sent1nelto estabiJshat e a end " e I a I ~ Routo ROUSH & LYONS J II M, John M•)e Joan \1 I u ~AMPING TRAILERS Mayes Qor Iop< ~;e p CALL 992 2156 l!orton SL M11on, W Ya 1 , 1 of snow wa• re<urded at the r Hothg~l v rg n s~O<l]i ~ • a A 1 1y, mch snowfa ll m headquarters near Cnes er K mba II II J su ~Pf4€,.H~ Me gs County Fnday gbl and Slreet Departn c c ews m Jean Ha Ab a Bus1ness Serv1ces ear y Sail rday hampered dr , bell Po mer y and Mdd epo t F fe Mr e 11 f.~LA~~;'.:,'~!~!!~ mg by motonsts and broughJ were a o ke1 bu y d r ng the and M s Charles Bur e le M READY MIX concrete deDvel' 21 Fe•t Lan'b htghway crews out ~-'~' th snow mg'ht w lh snow em tro effor and M s Her be Ed a d and ed nght to your pro)ecl Fasl 1967 Apoch11 Duo •• 10 control mater als L ght snow flur es coni nued M s La a ~fo s and ea•y Free estlmateo. Me~gs county Shenff Robert nto Ihe m d mormng hours Phone 992 3284 Goegieiq, PONI~S choice colors and c Hartenbach also anx ous for Tues 43 35 Fa r Ready Ma Co M d(tl~porl, ca heights child tramed and motomts to avoid m shaps urg , Wed 44 30 Fa r Oh10 6 30 tic green broke Terms Call or ed those dnv ng to exerc, I WEEK S WEATHER Th 4 37 FH r see .: J H II Flatwoods spec al caut10n 1 em per a ure prec plla on F 35 29 C 0 idV 1 e AIR CONDITIONING RetrlgerRo~d Pomeroy 0 sate Highway Deparlment weather cond lwns f each 24 al 2 19 Snow Jear at11n serv ce Jacks Refr,. 12 IR 7tp off e1aJs m Me1g1 sad '1 x llour per od ., re o d d bv Hepo up to press t me erat on New Haven. Phone crews were busy throughout Pee M lo k a ed \ve age g 1era t e for Never used anythmg hke 11 t I tie da e TV 2-3537 the mghl attempting to 1mprove we a her statiOn t1 e verk II s ye;Jr 4 ast yeJr last say users or Blue Lu•tre for conditions on the snow •I eked Day H gh Low Weather Pre 4 HEATING PLUMBING. Rural cleanmg carpet Rent Elecf Doxol Bottle Gas. Araoljl highways A highway depart Sun 61 4~ Fa r A>e age ow ten pe a ure o at on Brothers 618 E. Hila k. 1 ''" tne •hampooer $1 Pomeroy ment spokesman sa d one men M n 50 27 Ra 11 04 he week th year 30 ast vear ,;o I1 Cement Bloek Co Pomeroy I f .L Gtc 12 19 ;;;;:;-..;;;:;;;~;:-~:::;:-:::;:;:;;;;;;: House and Tradtng Post WE WISH to thank everyone " now under one roof st who was so kind ~nd thought I Laurel Chff School House ful durJng tlle Illness a n d on State Route 124 and new death ot our busband and fa Rt 7 by pass open dady at ther Wendel L Kautz. We 12 noon Jim Adame and espee1aJJy wJSh to ~~ank ~Ill Worthy Stanley 11 20 Uc our many fnends and relatives and tho•e who sent flowers For Rent and food Mrs Wend eI Kau Iz and MODERN furn ' hed f rst floor wn Paul and family 1 efflc1ency apartment m M1d 12 24 lip dleport Ph 992 3874 12 14 U< S "R"'oo=M:-:-h:cou:cs:ce-a=n::.d-.batll fur In Memo""1 ' -- nace and garage 265 W Main M MO RY 992IN LOVING E St Pomeroy 0 Ph of Mrs Mary Rachel Ed 2688 or 1192-2961 12 5 tfc .rd s and Mr James Thorn 3 ROOM rurmshed apartment as Edwards and 4 room rurn,hed apart Holly wreaths ID every w n ment Adults References IU dow Mulberry Ave Pomeroy 992Chnstmas candles burning 6698 12 8 tfc bright But our hearts are sad and ThAILER Browns Trmler lonely Park Mlnmv11le 0 Ph 992 Sm you re not w U us :.o- 3324: 12 20 &tc mght 4 ROOM unrurn shed apartment Years may pass but memory m Pomeroy Ph 992-5385 hngero 11 16 tic Ana our tllOUihts ar• w lh TRAILER •pact on 'BrowneU you still Ave Middleport. Ph !I'JZ. There w IIr never be another 10 tic 11 2625 t tste fulflll ln your oo ps o Mornmg dawns and ihadow• FURNISHED I room apart creepmg \ men! wltll bath Ph 1192-Jtli& Gently •oftly thru the sky 12 ti ttc Leave• 118 here Without you FURNISHED 2 bedroom apar~ Dear Mother and Father ment furnace heat Middle Sllll Wlthm our bearts we port 0 Ph 992 3874 try 11 28 lie To ne calm and pottenlly waltmg FOUR ROOM furniBbe<l aparl 14 Till Wt .:.ee you face to face ! ment. W~ W&al • •tc And place a ktsa upon your FURNISHED andUnlurm•hed forehead apartments Close to school And there at last a long Pllone 992-5434. 10 L8 tic embrace S1 I1 T d <adly m1ssed by daughter• or ra 1 Gaye Livmg110n A I Yc e 1957 one ton Ford truck dual Schneider son Kettneth Ed wheel• for sale or trade tor ward• Sr Grandsons Jos cattle Ph 843-2778 eph lAt LlvJnio!Dn and Ken 12 22 31c Ed d J 11eth war s r - -12 2~ ltc I For Sale or Buy ==-:-:=:;--:-;;;: Nl TH LOVE at ChrJStma• to PONIES mules and goat• See Our beloved son and brother 1 George Holman Phone 992Halhe Earl who was killed 2797 12 22 3tp three yeal'll ago Marcb 16 I .,_ Sale 1 l 963 "' MJU.IONS of rugs hove been 11 s Chrlstmu Day again dear ONE TON Ford- Tr'-uc;ek:-::stake cleaned with Bloe Lustre Its Hallie bed Call 843 2778 America s ftnest Rent elec Oh how we w!Jh you were 1 12 21 lie trlc shampooer II Baker here ORDER Am•tutz s H and N Fur01ture Co 12 19 ijtc But not JUSt because 1t s N ck Chick leghorn ch icks POTATOES set your winter Chrtstma. or started P"llets today Mod potatoes whJle they last For we ml" you every day ern Poultry Box 188 Athens Clarence Prof!Jtl, Portland We mJSs your brlshl and Oh 0 Phone 593 7831 10 30 lie 0 Ph I43-22S4 sunny smile 12 24 ltc Your loving vo1ce thai made Busln•• S.rv1ce1 our lives worthwlle 7 FT Locust post 35c Phone Tho you re not here Wllh us Charles Calaway at 985 3857 this Christmas 12 24 3te Our WllbeS to tmp•rt. 8 1 35 Prairie Schooner bouseYou know our Ihoughts are Ira Ier 2 bedrooms both ON With you Carpeted Only 1!195 John lven thotllh were lor apart Richmond 814 East Mam Sl Ttus Chrlltma~ Day brmaa Pomeroy Ph 992 2451 before 10 , m (Other hours 1 u~t back memories Ot wonderful times wo knew maybe) 12 23 tic A lamUy day together For then dear Hallie Wt UNBEATABLE - llltl'l solid Have your tractor overhlul hod you slate stereo rtdlo eombma ed now ot a b g Slvtngs 1\ • Days and weeks havt paued liOn 4 speed automatiC chan I ~!~~~~~ r.;c:~~ o;v/~~i; Months have lurnld to yean 8" nlee welnul ftnllh hu months HSYe your tractor Tlm!i matter not In•tant on radio81 Take over ready to ao to work when For your presence II alwaya payments of $5 per month rr,rina eomea and IBYO down near 01' pay 10balance due $111C mo lonesome here Without Try It your home 30 a you Hallie mslll IZ &tc ' 2176 And sad thla Chl'lllmal Day SbMETHING TO MEND-Sing I'OMI;:$Nit92 OHIO OUr ltves are not the same er sewmg machlne complete Since you were called away wltb altachmlllll Tblo m• '.otlng parents Mr and Mrs chine equipped to Zig zag MAKl! MORl! PROFIT by Vlclnr Gotschall and •lsters make buttpohol•l monoara111 U&lfn8 your firm 1 H"leel In ,Juantta Qark Janet Grimes etc Take over paymllltl or lbo Dally SenUntll Busln"' Jlaye Smllh and all their f642 per monlll or piJ baJ Service cohutia, IIIO II fimlll!i of Baltimore Md a nee due f15 01 Call 892-3218 12 21 ltp 12 20 lie 1:"' ...,-:---,.--;-::---;-- !;()NDITlONED SUDEX hay II 1 fc Lost lnd Pound Pe•rl I Rut. r 0 I'll JIIHI!II 11 :10 lip land &uert~ 1 011~ 8ontM - ovem,... bag In Iron I PUPS Crosa bj!lween Chihu• CHit llni1llriN Holzer Phone hila and Phono 1 Keith ~edy -I"" 12 19 lie C:..lllll , •• is Ste ... - &. C. IIB&I)II'tiRD ' .. ELECTROLUX sw::; on R1t Ollie ' • 1 0111 :.<1FT - Beagle, ..... whl'-. pop rUtdlan 10 fll 101' .,..._I .. lltlYer G&wtiSf Jtlri Fabric Sltop. f!9IDe! KEITH GOBlE FORD • I I I I 1 I SPECIAL TRACTOR OVERHAULS t';: ~~ n. Meigs Equipment Co ~s:f:!Mp~tc=g :! Willi~~--~ •·•t ~pllll ~ ..-..~ ~ :J..'rr;.M':,. Ntllm..!!,ooel ; -~-., " • 1 SLIPPERY WANTED WILSON DflVIng • , IS, Made Dangerous I I Ill l[ ~ 12 ° " ::. :.'If,."::.,,-;.-.:;..... S:: ::r.orEt.TJT g:!"' ,. =:. FARM LOANS 0 MOTORCYCLES :J"'.:...::.,.._..,.. 1 I I :::::::::::::::::~~::::~~:::::::;~t::z~;;~ HARLEY DAVIDSON '"' _,.,., -- .,. "'M ne~~o ~46 - Ri For Sale lnsur•nc• THE L D (Doad) Klng real G =E' T =--=-Aquotat on !rom REU ,.. ~,' INFOIMA TION W1ntecl For Sale estate 10 the vrllage of Syro T~R lNSUKANCE Alii'Nl ~ bpertoncod 1 • ,.._ J:,~::• COON El L L •1 7a Rats cuse Sutton Township 111 C ~lore renewmi your --:l:C':'~:~=• 4 .. Ex L L Sl 20 Skunk Ex BUDGET PRICED furotture lr wh ch IS the old baseball park auto rlt>Urance We may Dtl RADIATOR SERVICE cotolln'"l L L II 00 Sl 15c Mmk ~x our tblrd floor budget shop and other ond wtll b• <o rl 0 able to '"'"' you money "=~~:=.."" L L f1 oo F $3 25 OpposJl'urnlture Ml~t~r~~ the h ghest btdder at the of 8 2 tr' ...,.,.,,.., sum Ex L L 5(lc Beef I-:-=:-::---:=-:;::::::;:::-::::::- t1ce of J B 0 Bnen Allor ~UTOMOBII E mura"ce been h1des Tr 6c lb Bill Bailey tJON T pump yonr slugglsn sep ney IOO'k Court Street .. • • ., ,..... ..., • tliltiiMtl ""' Porn her I cancelled Lost your operal ,.,..,,,_ ,,_ "' Bo1 14 Reedsville 0 11c tank Get Klean Em AJ I eroy 0 Fr~day ~cern or s 1cense' Call WY 2-2Y6u •~••• ':':."':"', "': • ":. 12 22 12tc Septic Tavk Cleaner Land 30 1966 at tO a m Mus! be I 15 lie ••• , ....... ,....,.,... ....""- - - - - : ; - : : - -- - - - : mark Farm Bureau m Pam sold for not less than $S OM ..,,.. Notice eroy 0 11 25 31ltc the appr ased value For fur PL~N WOMEN S COl LEGE 1 o c.:": CHRISTMAS PROGRAM at !her InformatiOn call 992 GAMHIEH Oh o UPI A From the L.argesr 1ruck o Build ze r ftad a lo fhll !!:"..,",.:;:"_ Hobson Chr slian UnIon NERVOUS' Can I •leep' Try 2720 Eugene Lumpkm Ex college ollie a sad Wednesday 'lmalles Heater Cure M~Ut~vt '""rtteM Church Saturday everung Sleepers Guaranteed re ecutor of the Estate of L Keny n Co lege w 24 3 Dec 24 at 7 30 p m You suits or money back K1ng Dec tc c a e se f from s ':~ ~= will not want to m1ss this Only 98c Nelsons Pharmacy bouse "tb 9 heo og1cal s houl H d E I.,;.P;.,h_m.;..2.14_3_ _ _P_•_m_•_r•.••• ~ :;:.~.. Everyone welcome Pastor Pomeroy 0 11 25 30tp 175 ACRE rarm cellar ce Ia a women s college .. 110 " '" " '"" ' ,., "'"' 0 Dell Manley 12 22 lle rooms and bath 11 .,,.,.,. • " "' '" " " ' """ ;;;=~;;:::;:::-:::;:::::;--: HOUSE ooal gravel for dr ve house z largo barns, free For Sale or Rent Br~dal ~": ,":.8:"~ PIANO Tunmg school church way I will del ver Ph 99Z I gas 2 farm pon;s :mm~~: 7ROOM hou,;-3 bed roo;;;; •••·~~.;:":~'.. home Ph Lane Dan10ls 992- 7286 ate occupancy ~~ ~ baths p yn 2510 1 2681 Wy • 5509 around I a m l2-l530tpl Iiams 9922318 or ••· tic 2 2156 PHONE ,......,... "' ::. ';::"':. "' DECEMBER 17 _A lovely thing happened to me On the way tn Chr stmas The carol singers G1rl Scouts ~ th leaders John and Marilyn Fullz about a dozen or more the dear darhns I ve tried io JOt them all down all the names I could get as follows Rob n Mills Jennifer Goble Brenda Edwards An ta and Marc (a guest ) Fultz Glenn Glazes daughter (Glenn of tie famous ('I sax m high school known as Geezle to many of you) Clarence Gil key s daughter WISh Id caught them all JUst oouldn I one of my favor~te groups G1rl Scouts bless em Real Estate Manehelte~ ~~ ~ '* ~ ~ "rile. ,..... • ba&•:'liEit'iiiliJi~ii~iii ~G lito::;, * Cleveland Became Boiling Pot This Summer" By TED VIROSTKO were st a g ed and aped bv a ea t 0 oil er b d ngs were U011ed Preas laternattooal 1kj ler who has e uded an " ou u I r d and a woman v. as COLUMBUS UP! Cleve pol ce search k ed as po e bat ed sn pe land long pnd ng tself as a 4 Dr Samuel H Sh pp d 1 e N on ( d Meltmg Pot because people re-t al a d a qu 1 he d dn t move n of many countr es and rehg10ns %4 bludgeon slay1 g of h s of Jul} 9 I and w lived peacefully together be f r t w1fe Mar ly pea a e lh came a Bo Img Pot of ra al 5 Gov James A Rhode s ng loo ng Me be s of the poli~:~ trouble th, summer lead• a clean s~eep a Repub- ence tapered olf 1 The states largest c y local cans sol d fy I o d on s a e fhose k ed we e Negr 1 n ents usua ly led the wa:r. ed on the shores of Lake Er ~ governme a U send ll e n ud g n '-"CI I ng a a .,., J v dnvers for Y lorn 10 July by a rac~al argest delega ol Rep b b ' o 'nd ano her sla n by o vn ' garbage ruek& w~ upheaval lrl1 eh resulted 10 eans to Congre s membe s or a V g lante s r ke and remamed four deaths JDJury to about 50 6 Wea ther a ear y fro t group a set o caled L ttl _______,_~_ __c_•.:.":_l_d_:al:_s_ _ _ _ _ _... ~ armt of 275 and damage soar deal! a death blow o fru1t c op ----- mg Into the mllllons and nasi floods h Nor I west In About 155<J Natwnal guards Oh o l>i!EI men rll!hed Into the riOt rav 7 ::Jn 0 ' h ghwa ' cant nue I aged Hough area or the c ty to to dam more \ ct ms as 19!W restore order and help end a head• tow a d whal may be a (Jre-batb th•t burned o t at banner year m auto deaths Umted Press lnternotlonnl fa a tile y off the 'lortb VieltJ¥ii: 1 least 10 bu ldmgs on the first 8 Columbus murde s ' lud To some chr slmas s a II •ould s r ce fo be h oast he f rst t1me nilhl of rioting lng the slaymg and cap ure uf gl er ng res I a a 1 ne lor des the Po1 e sa d lo exp es gunnm scored d rect h?1Sts Leos than two months • su•pect n the bl dgeon de am he exchange of g1fts and the emse lves s n u laneous ' Amer can sh P L ght c Nat onal Guardsmen moved m of Ch1cago fheolog an Robert i gather ng of clans arm nd and tlle war wou d be ended [among the sh p • crew w to Daylon to help keep peace w Spike l •rnamenled evergreens fear or greate I stropne Jeported ofter v1olence flared following 9 Lahor unrest throughout For olhers 1t " a true would be set at rest hnpe Lenmgrad A R ISS an 1 the fatal shootmg of a Negro the state mclud ng VIolence I rehg ous expenence a eeleb'a and peace wou d f 0 r h n e sentenced a ym ng F1rst reports were that Lester marked walkout at Swan Rub ton or lhe armversary of the agam n the wo ld t1 ee ears n a labur camp Mitchell 39 was shot by a ber Co I" Bucurys and ne~>s b1rth of ChrJSt currfficy VJOiat o"' and ill¥ lrllJ\e man from a movmg car paper sir kes n Dayton and But perhaps tlle most mea Earl er In the ve•k the theft of a statue Artotliil,l but laler pollee sa1d this wa• Toledo om ful ChriStmas thiS year will Umted State• askea U ~ \mer~r n "" v~eted on 'iii not so I 10 Educat on Problem• of oecg r m the un les of VJetna n Secrelary General Than l to lake currency charges escaped wl!i.. The eruptiOns of death mark ~ teacher stortage umfted bus where for ~ ~ref homs "hate> er steps he aeemea $IIOO fne 48 ed nc~al trouble m two of the purchase and selection of a new bt t both s des are rece<,sary tllat m ghl le<~d o New York Mro Joihn F states larger ell es were cho- slate super ntendent of Educa °h:lt their fJghti"g l lalks a med at ach1evmg a Kennedy won h• fl&htto delell Hn as the top story of 1966 by [' on And while the cannon• remam eease I e n V etnam Th s eertam passages from F,U staff membero of the United Cause Never Pinpointed uJet durn the pre counlrJ p edged l• cooperat on Impend ng Luo Press International Columbus The cause of the Hough nots I:',ce men~~ ood Will centm e towarl br ng ng an) such ta ks hzatJOn of the controvefllbl Bureau was although t lg 'op l th e wa r u to a suecessfu eulll'm I on hook The Death ;i~rl a T Tea there never were pmpolnted two reports about Ihe1r effor' 0 1 op 1 I entirely Around the wm d Prestdent ll appeared """""' Plcied as tlle top 10 Buelteye IIDeldents that triggered the v Talkmg about the truce m '" S.Igon U S pia e• cam!!<! certam that the book • .~ Stale stones were olence One was that a tavern ld al ld ili '""- < so Y" 1 nee Ia Clev&- In the area eJected a Negro annual ChriStmas message out a h•av) attack aga nst a ers wou 1 R 1 18nd :aDaVI~ man who liked for 1 glass ot Pope Paul VI called for a petroleum depot near Hanor Kenneoy s demands a Y llltik 1 ter nd ordered 111e ouster mrracle or goodwill Wh1ch while B52 Strateg c hombers Nalioaa The :ac: a woman who was so- could extend the truce and thot I bombed the Dem•luamed Zo oe NaU11111 ,General walkout 11 mOIItY from lhe suspe1111lon of hostlll 11here Commumsts were report journed lit Zlst Tbt Clnelonatl Strangling The bar was burned Belore Uea It maybe poulble ed trytng to mount an offens1ve assembly meets Ia wlilcb 111 eldoriJ womeD 1111 llnl 411 1 actloD died al 14vaace It nec~alloalla IIIOCI A US deslrtfer wu bll ~ ~ September Jl. ~, t I w" -:r;:.: ~~b~~ ~~':'flrst y0~"1•1Dwn ~- ~::;::! . ,. 11h~~ A.rlatl ...,_ -~:1 or: ',. JI.Jt.Uc ..,_ I " 1 • "1""""' lit <II ltJb,"' I"'" The Week Review . v·Ietnam Chri"stmas l's Most MeanJ·nab fuI Ill Co~ ~ AmerJ~ I 3 ~~ed:l::: ~0 t arran~e<l ~!agazrnec,..r4a- ·~•d-' V~etnam Unite~~ ~a Ne~o ~~11101 IGI �',.''!l JN QUR t6-'nle Sullday 'l'lrnes-Sen!lne1, Sun~ay, Dee. 25, 1968 Sermonette 'Living is Meeting .onf.d t fGd C I en 0 . 0 .·.. .... ~ -·! ··~ ~.~- ~ . ~.Local Newsi High/fghts -TOWN . I' :.- '_. ... .Christmas Spirit is Ev ident Everywhere In Meie-s~ Gallia Conn ties' Comlnunities ' ...... - ' . .---· ------ _........... ~-~ ··. '·..,. .. .. ,.. " . ~.. - . ~ - - a~::!T :~-~a!uen: eve~ythmg ast~e • \ ' J . .. ·::. ·- - ! ... , ...... 1o.e. HIJ~t ~ "~""' BY DICK THOMAS By Dwight c. WetheTilolt One Interested party Is report· gram of speech and hearl•g of a •he lor them l(!!lp ,... Christmas in the Old French City is welcomed by I ed to be the Episcopal cnurcn program for Gallla county. The cal Diatrict · the Public Square in all il.s Yule Tide finery. Four giant GALl lA COUNTY for use as a borne. Following Archon fr'!IIJ'nity of Rio Grande he negotiated by · jloalllly rielt lti:V. MAX DONAHUE, MINISTER sugar plum trees, each topped with u whtle star, with ' • the sale, a suit In u. s. 01,.. presente<IC.Icheck to President Tuesday, The proplioed Silo II - The Heath Methodist Church · hundreds of colored lights tower above eL• 'Metgs and Gallta counties] trict ,ourt was filed to <et Alpltus Christensen for $?XIO as near the present. S..llsbllrJ Shtphords returned, glorifying and prals· The ancient bandstand and the Kerr Memonal had the Chrtstmas spirit a ' land title tr•nsler by Mr. and the result of a rummage sale school. Thhe setectllettoMn 8 • for all the tidings that !hoy had hoard and Fountain are also gaily decorated in keeping with the sea· plenty on the eve of :he Mrs. Rolfe Lee. Others named to provide money for the n•w ball coac for • ""'II it wa&told unto t~1m. (Luke 2:~.0). son. The sidewalks to the center of the park from Flfst f h tn lh• suit w-e W'tllt'am Pow· colleg• library at Rio Gra..W, district has been dela)ed. these days when there are wars and rum· and Second Aves., are lined wi th red and whtte pepper· day. From the tempo o s on< " " when there are fammes such ~s the great mint sticks that turn into candles at ni~ht. . , ping in the area it looks . ers, Seldon McNeer and • Edison Hobateller, presld~ llllt' when there are floods, landslides, earth· There are also other new decoratiOns m the ctl)' a bountiful season for Huntington bank. . LESLIE EAKINS was el<!cl· of the Pomero) NliJOtJ81 S.n.l: ·ntakes, and almost everywh~re, there seems to park and the entire lay?ut Is the result_oLt~e long range and all communities in ed last week as 8 secood direc- bas been honored lor '15 ..,,,.. /1e httle reason for re)otcmg at thJS !lme of the. year. Ianning of the Galhpohs 1 . County sector of the valley GALLIA JURORS were tor of the Gallipolis Jaycees. ot oervife to the u s. SavlnllJ ·.,\' hen we view the encroachment of Commum~m upon flerchants Assn. Park Dec· I Santa Claus, his sleigh and etght had thetr full quota of drawn this week for the Janu· Four graduates of Gallla at Bond program. Two teach..., !he free world, there is , ora!Jons Committee. j :my remdeer flymg over the and school .P'?gram. Many ary term, 30 for the grand jury Ohio State last week wert: were hired last week by tnt lause for great concern. you wtth all JOY and peace '" . top of the monument. The en- already pomtmg toward and 100 names for petit · Therll Clagg of Bidwell bach~ Southom school dlolr'~~ Ado behevmg, that ye may abound Fran Mullen and Bob Erwm t•re sketch of Santa and the New \'ear's events. Post Only action bv the lor of law; Sharon Preston Mw· Hoskins, etementarv, and Mr1. The,e are not days when we in hope, through the power of of the Towboat Photography s:•r- monument, as well as the rest in all sections had one of commissioners' was to ray, master of. sclell<e in nu11r Maude Young, klrldeJtarten. Mi· <"" bury our heads m the sand the Holy Ghost" God wants vtce sent me another mce , of the card are printed in blue. btggesl ' ears, but the urchase of a desk for lng of Galllpohs; Unda Wood, cbael Dorgan, 16, Haft'JJIOJlvll!e, <Hid say there IS no trouble, or his people to he a reJOICing peo- Chnstmts card lhts year Thts eased up by mid-week. At ~ lth d tment. Judge Galllpohs, bachelor of sctence rscaped serious Injury In o IlL that the •orld ts gettmg better, pte If you do not re01ce m one has a picture of the Galh- 1 A Chnstmas card from my ' Gallipolis office the btggest da~ S ~. d f Larry Marrs, bachelor ot 124 accident Thursday night. •h•.n we know that facts do r.ol uour daily life something IS polis river front in the ice of wt fe's aunt and uncle, Clarence was Monday with 25,000 ~r · 1. 1.!';DOsef 0 '33 a~:~ricuJture • 10 a · Jll~ l('.l(C' th_ts• . . ~e have gl'f<H Jwrong. You need Christ who 1917_. It pictures a large ~harC I and _Mary Geor~e. _for~er teac h- of mail h~ndled and court.onesesstono City Commi~sioners Solve your : iTN's as mdivJd~als, peoplPs, will give you the power to re- ~ boat and three packets Jam- ers m the Gal lipolis c1ty school stamps gomg through the a to vote at special meeL-I IN MEIGS COUN'lY 2 1 8 :md n3tlons, ol this th~re IS _no joice in Him constantly .. He flf- med in lhe ice. system, up ~t Columbus, t~lls dow. ing, Tuesday passed POMEROY COUNCIL hrts 3 doubt. But lt.c way m wlucn fers to you a joy whtch thej . us they're gomg to spend ChriSt· ' t' to c tbe federal asked the firm of Burgess and we cope With these problems is world cannot give and which Taken looking toward the rn a< wtth their daughter, Shei- A TRAGIC EVENT of the 'r"~ ~ci'1 a pe< Nipple tu restudy the plans of 50 of a wa. the proposed sewage system, most :mportanl. I want to bring ~ll the powers of hell cann:1t shore the P 1 ~ture. shows the ~op Ia, her husband, Allan Zinn, past \\eek wt~s the re~rdmg 0 h .' t~rbuilding this down to your personal life take away. Rf':ceive his gift lor ?f th~ old RJverv Jew Ho_tel Wllh and children, Connie, Allen J., of the fifth highway fatalny of ~ Ar~. 10 to the new Robbins in an effort to reduce the ~t. J)(i you meet crises with confi- you today, and you wilt return 1ts tugh-roofed observation tow- and Mark, at Grove City. . Gallia county Saturday eve11- a~ ~~eers lant. fhe · A government grant js held m detwe m God, and do you lmw , praising God and reoicing. ier·. The old structure has lo~g Their son, Steve, and h 1 s ing, Dtc. 16. on Rt. 7 above the suit m!'ct thfs week in . abeyance due to the fad that the dPep JOY which Christ g1ve,; l.c:mce been torn down and m wife, Barbara, of Gallipolis are Silver Bridge. Harry B. Lew- • ourt as by the the viUage would have to pro1 as HP abides in y_our ~J[e'? Reit_s place there stands the beau- planning to spend Christmas ts, 74, Rt. 2 R~ine, was s~ck ~=asE\ess ~., Bf Akron, as!-;- vide a sanitary storm system member tha t Chnsl gtv" Y''" tlf•d home of Dr. and Mr s, wtlh the Zinns at Grove City. and instantly killed as he . y $1 ':a5 d ag as the re· at a cost of $1,300,000 under the 1~ft ot' His joy wh ich the world or no Ke1th H. Brandeberry, Which . Our card from the Allan Zinns ed in the highway. He a~ ~- l964 Th~ present plans. I ~bt:::tliJ Wi!h crisis can take away. is agam very gaily decorated Ihas a beautiful colored picture struck by a car driven by ~uf d. a~ ~cc~o~ ~n Smith Gl II AII.Steel In our personal lives ..we fch~e. !this year. I of the interior of the· Grove bert L. Gra.te,. 25 •. of Rutland. G~l~~ a;ou~:y. ' MEIGS COUNTIANS made troul>le or every type. 1 hts " CHRISTMAS IN FLORIDA : 1 also received a nice Holl-, Ctty Methodist Church on the Grate was Judged blameless. the best possible gift It those STORAGE CABINOS Adf~llob.. th.lvn • Me... v...le l!ft•. How do we react to thes~ The visitor sadly shook .his head day Greetings from the WSAZ.. cover. . THE LEGION who are ailing when they gave ~ • S.Cw. ~.... I hndtriNcrises? Do we constnn lly qne:sAs he baked in the tropical sun ; TV Channel 3 Corn Cob Pipe Mrs. Mary George wntes that AREA RESIDENTS community Ouislmas 70 pints of blood at the bloodtr.. fed boktd 1na1MI flni.h t Si..1 tl II rn...,t •Yitf'J' IIVI'Ogt -.1. .nn God'· Do we pi""'... "' " 111 e "Call this. Christmas?" to me Club and it was signed ~ :=~~ mo bil e vlslt . · ·bla•np by her PTA recent1y presen ted her t'nterest .'tn the sale of-.lthe last sunday for needy on God for our troubles'! ' f1 t d sant Pomt resort Mou"'ay SEE THE ~ULL. LIN. he sald, .John R. Heiskell, chief smoker. with a bouquet o ong·s emme , . - - , , attrnctf.d 273 rhildren. A Let us try praising God rtrd " Well. not where I com~ • There are several members in roses in honor of her 30th year Small Busmess I ti and large A BRIDGE proposed on the rejoicing in Jesus Christ nur 1 bid the resort in (or $475l.lll0, heorganfJ~ 0? 8' f' 8 Racine Dam appears to Savior and Lord, regardle~~ of from." IGallipolis. Each of us ~eceived ?r tea~hi~~· 36Ct~arence f~orfe and mdicated that it will r o u.smed!isl...trl'dms bo rd Thi 0 8 . _ a certificate and a rephca of IS now m IS ye~r ~ l. f menths. the money an uu 1 ay gone by the a s iife to If we Chnstmas needs !!now and Jce the corn cob pipe made ing. Both began theJr teachmg resold wtthm :1 ew make it a memorable r.ast week Huntington District v:tll do th1s our rniiH' out-lof;k d ld . U s Cor of Enlrineers i.rJ. 1 county_ .. . . . an co • . ous by John "Fnrmer" Heiskell careers m Galla 1 mas for the less fortunate. • . ps D""" '.'lc ."t'll ll>ecom<• he a ' And the sounds of the sletgh- I Junior Wilson also received When Rio Grande College I Monday night from Troy, Ala., RotarJ Club fiUed the formed the slates of Ohio and .ell-2nd Ave. \her).' at elvk' o wthe ""'t"1 perdsnn, bells' rmg ; pipe and membership in the meets Concord College in the with the results of the R i o ity baskets Friday night, and West Virginia !bat they were 0 JS w Wil ·mg roug a rep And as for me I can't be sold PI easan t Grande-Troy State game, he they were dtstrt · 'b uled to aImas t];=========~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'.iiiiii'.iiiiiiiiiiii'.iiiiiii:iiiiiiiii:, • 11 0 f d · · h11 , 1 . • . ' club. So did Waldo Brown and Secon d Annua1 PI . \a ey espalr, _Yf'l w W<'On th1s weather that fee ls hko :"' ld h h' . d ' Rotary Invitational Basket.ball aid lite temperature down there 300 families to provide a real . . e kmg there pra1smg God! Vet S · na o as IS p1pe an cer1.1 11 ~ s prmg. cate on display in his offiee in Tournament next Wednesday was• in the 70's, and that he band holiday dinner. we rea d oI' persons m th e •st:fl·l}. . turPS wl1o were eumronted wirh We looked at him and then we the old Ohio Valley Bank build- ~1gl1t, a Galhpol~s boy attend- 1Coa~ Art Lanham had een trouble and even deoth, yet in smiled ing. I smoked mine but I hav. mg Concord wont be on the playmg golf. He shot an 10 and JANUARY 21· WILL 1 all of these Jruub les there was As he scoffed at our "plight;" j en't broken it in yet. . Isquad that faces the. Art. had a 78 for 18 holes. 1101 complat'ning IJtll rather A d f It 't d tl My w1fe and I rereJVed . l B1g Don Magnam wont be a . n we e pt y an were no 1· 'bl ·f · little over the 72 par for the Can ItA 1I·1 J an. 28 , hem prnisi~ and glorifying Go a. ·1 d some "different'' Chris tm:· l S e 1g1 e un ormd1stance. I 1 job "'" """· hee was 50 far from ngbt. , cards thts year. We got one ed me other day. I saw This Mike O'Neill likes his Sutc•ssfu Business GREAT en with boils and who 1ost all Y' from her brother, Sgt. George j Don, who s home for the hob. golf. So does Gerald Bat:"er, ll (lrHrs Begin 1 hiS we>lth, children, and health. For no snow fell on Bethlehem,' Mtller, Untied States Army days.. and asked htm. '· thought manager of the Redmen. When t G8C FRIEND! h t get· to s~e h •••• Yet he said, ''Though God sl:1y On lhe night the Star first I Signal Corps, Washington, D. lm.1g 1m i P ~Y. Bob Siler and J were down me. y['f willl serve Him. '' There f>ho ne, : C. The inside cover has a pic- Don s been work1ng out With Morehead, Ky., for the R lo Appravod for Veterana OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS were Shadrach_ Mrshaf'h. r~nd j There was no blizzard nor howl- : ~ure of t~e. White House and . it th~ Con~rd. team, however, an,d G.ra~de-Morehead game, we saw Training under new f1.1. Abedr.,go, who were put in the 1 ing gale ' ts tile offJctal card of tho Whtle wtll be '" fme shape when he s 0 Netll and Barker putting on Bill and Far Saclol ltcul' 6:00 to 8:00 f'" Y furnace because they iThat swept with a shriek and House Communlcalion• Agency. ready to take to the court. the lawn near the field house. ltv Studenta. ' ' wou ld not bow down !u the go\d-1 a moan. 1 The front of the card has the M~gnam, a 1964 ~raduate of Nothing so ~trange about this, en image wh ich Neburh<Hinez- , Washington Monument with old Gallla Academy High School, huh? Well, 1t was about 11 p. Next Quarter ~In• zar had set up. Bul they wrnt The breeze was soft, and what 1 started at Rio Grande Coll ege m., and the boys were k.Uiing March 14th Catalqut lftd lnfarme~IH mto that furnan•. wh1ch w;1s is more : Christmas holidays mean last winter transferred to time while they were waiting Avoll...lt Upon Roql$11. .... heat.ed severl' timrs hottrr than , The night the Christ Child : more to children than just Salil- Concord on an athleti.c scholar-- for the team to get ready to ..._,P,D.I.C. . l,r it normally was hroued, came, ,ta and presents. · I wish he'd stayed at Rio return to Rio Grande. ing God! They came- !JUt with- 1-Jibi.i· ,., ~)!':l)med near the st.a- ' They mean a vacation I feel sure he would I guess I've run on too long, POMIROY, 0. 1 0ut bemg burned or e\'en sm.!{ble door, school .. time to romp in worked into the spot va- without looking back to see how f'd. The!r clothes were not b~r.u-' As Mary murmured his name. snow_and participate in the fun b~ the big Scottown ace far I've gone. I ed, •·neither was smel l of flft~", of wmter games. Dillon. So, Merry Christmas to All upon them. There was Da01ol, Bougainvillea of violet. hue Sledding, snowball fights, When Mike O'Neill called me of You from All of us. 36 locust St. whft pra~·Nt to God thref' times Arched in a graceful bower: just the delight of chasing il'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;oi daily. When the dee. ee was Poinsettias wet with midnight through the snow can made that n& man wa~ to pray dew, ; children forget the rules of to God, Daniel still prayed. He , Enhanced that sacred hour. ty, warns the Highway Salfety •J was cast into the den of lions. i Department Don't you forget but he went in trusling in God The Heavenly Host in the starry. the children ... watch for them. and praising him and he <'an:t:' I sky, - -· ·out without a scratch. When : Proclaimed the birth of the ; drenched-land his accusers and familicq were ' King; 1 Untouched by the ice and snow, · cast into the lions--den t hey~ And rustling palms echoed the 1That the spirit of Christmas ls WPre torn to pieces. All of th~ ' cry, ! near at hand.. : disciples of Cbtisi exc1 pt John As Ihe whole Earth seemed to 1And we feel God "'lied 11. so. · went 10 their deaths for foll(lwsing. I Copied by Mrs. FranciS I mg C!1rist. yel they met death I . Morris in Florida, Christw.il~ calmne~s. pea1·e. and jo_v. · So we ~md here, In our sunmas 1965 s~uhen. the first Chri stian mar-· -. _!f7-.died reJmcing end praismg God. Ear ly Christians were hunted Jikf' criminals, burned at the s~Ue. put int.o arenas witn lions, crucified, etc .. ye1 hi~IO!"}' : tells they went to theu (,_ . -.deah praisin~ and ~lorifhmg 1 ~- 'hese are a few l..'xampl e.~- 1 1 - · ·• w~ct . . . te to us . thn I Chris1 tO .~lves us JOY regard- I Jeh- 1o r trouble Christmas is a lime of re-joit-! We Must Sell Before Inventors • • • Our toss Helps¥ou Save lflonegl ing. The shepherds returneo praising God after lookiug upon lheir Saviour. The Wise "rtjoiced," when they sa w star which led them to the iour of th e World. Christ can cause you to rejoice th1s Chmtmas and every day of our life, if you will come to fi1m and foJlow Him. We have evPn more reasons for rejoicing thEn did they, for we do not just know the Baby Jesus in a manTHIS ANNVAL SALE A CASH CARR¥ EVENT-NOLAl'•AWA¥S ger but also Jhe Christ who died on a crual Romljn Crot!l, who rose again from the defld, ' and who lives today to make 1 intercession to t.he Father for you and me. Today. He stands tllat you m;ght open it that !le might enter into your lile and '\ live in you through the Holy "When We Ha"e Sales ••• We Reallg Gfve J;ou ·Da.eouMt Priees" lplrit. You must open the door 'f your heart to Him, and then -I He will come in and give YOii c:ause for great rejoicing. We W1nt To Sell To The said, "These things have I spok'n unto you, that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full." In speaking cf His disciples, Otrist is speak· tng to all His foUowero, In 11<>And St1rt Over Ageln mans 16: JJ, Gcd says !D us that REALTORS He ia hope, and He wJU ' w . . ••r••~••··-•-- • ~~·~ -- ··•· ~· . ..... ,_ ...............,..• ::-::· __ - ..,..._-~._y· ... ~. ""::~ • 'l('.-. ...:-;.· ' ... · ~ ~ ~· ' • . ttttr I ,, 1 '. ~ e: 11 .' ST0 R . AQE I 124 1 THE POET'S CORNER r ... _.,. 1 Jgliway THE w~at ~rings ~s. o~ fam~ lth~er IlL Bltr CulL. ~· FRENCH OTY PRESS ~ le'llplt till, 0.. :apii!Gl ! Red~en. There-.w~ wh~ .Jaus~ WHAT ARE 'IOU POIN6? j;th:=efi:rs:t:d:at:e:l:or=th:e:ne:=w~ ·T~E pml IIIII ud. ARE YoU TRifiNG TO MAKE ME • ld. Northup .PR't5EPIT. · .LOOK SAD? IC4f-r """'" t~e .. Cl1lll6 llalnll I Nortbo l: DMtt olumblta, tlod lid I \ prai~- ---- and SAVINGS CO. GALLIPOLIS . .- ' . '{~ KIND DRIVE ME CRA'Z'(! W~!/- ~ 'f'OU HAVE TO BE 50 . i~FICIENT ?! · Wf.l'f 00~1/ou HAVE 10 ..: BUSINESS COLLEGE I Here We Go Again Folks .. ~ STARTS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 26 AT 7:00 A.M. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1966 i IS LUCY ENJpY~D HER IF L(oU'LL WAIT A MINUTE. ltL RUN ANP G~T 4'0U AN AIR MAIL STAMP! GtFT, Too,·)\ND. '3AYG_ . 10 TI-IAN K You VERY Irom Homer's Helpers Ecker and Nibert Bare Walls · PHONE 773-5583 MASON, W. VA. toward lriL VERY MU(:J.t .. belt• twvat There ... lUI IIIII oold . . .. 141-)'W odJ• MOIIdtlf ill u .'·•,. ' :levolaaf ' outb wU ~~J t~ SIIORT BIBS WILD PIG EI\RS AND IA\Lr;! :::- 12EMEMBE~. WE HAVE 10 EAT ~~l''/1rllNG 11-1£ CHIEF OFFE 4 Merry Christmas end b~ay • All Wa!lpaper Cut 40% e Fishing Supplies Less 40% • Baseball Gloves Less 50% • All Hardware 25% Discount SALE RUNS 6 BIG DAYS TO DECEMBER 31 OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THROUGH SATURDAY lnl D. :e 2) lOt I • Prices Cut 50% On Toys e Bicycles & Wheel Goods 25% "" • Hunting Clothes 30% OFF e All Paint Goes Out 25% OFF tl II WIWU PICKENS (,Jb•! ""• IC. THE FARMERS BANK 1HANI<S, CHIE.F, 1'1-16. I..U.A..U WAS DE.LICIOUS.. I'M s'""· sur '{OJ ~OOK QKA'/. HOW DO'IOU DO r1:r ,, ·~'Jl WHEN '{OU HA.VE A ~EL.MET FOI2 mJ~CTION· U~ IT! �',.''!l JN QUR t6-'nle Sullday 'l'lrnes-Sen!lne1, Sun~ay, Dee. 25, 1968 Sermonette 'Living is Meeting .onf.d t fGd C I en 0 . 0 .·.. .... ~ -·! ··~ ~.~- ~ . ~.Local Newsi High/fghts -TOWN . I' :.- '_. ... .Christmas Spirit is Ev ident Everywhere In Meie-s~ Gallia Conn ties' Comlnunities ' ...... - ' . .---· ------ _........... ~-~ ··. '·..,. .. .. ,.. " . ~.. - . ~ - - a~::!T :~-~a!uen: eve~ythmg ast~e • \ ' J . .. ·::. ·- - ! ... , ...... 1o.e. HIJ~t ~ "~""' BY DICK THOMAS By Dwight c. WetheTilolt One Interested party Is report· gram of speech and hearl•g of a •he lor them l(!!lp ,... Christmas in the Old French City is welcomed by I ed to be the Episcopal cnurcn program for Gallla county. The cal Diatrict · the Public Square in all il.s Yule Tide finery. Four giant GALl lA COUNTY for use as a borne. Following Archon fr'!IIJ'nity of Rio Grande he negotiated by · jloalllly rielt lti:V. MAX DONAHUE, MINISTER sugar plum trees, each topped with u whtle star, with ' • the sale, a suit In u. s. 01,.. presente<IC.Icheck to President Tuesday, The proplioed Silo II - The Heath Methodist Church · hundreds of colored lights tower above eL• 'Metgs and Gallta counties] trict ,ourt was filed to <et Alpltus Christensen for $?XIO as near the present. S..llsbllrJ Shtphords returned, glorifying and prals· The ancient bandstand and the Kerr Memonal had the Chrtstmas spirit a ' land title tr•nsler by Mr. and the result of a rummage sale school. Thhe setectllettoMn 8 • for all the tidings that !hoy had hoard and Fountain are also gaily decorated in keeping with the sea· plenty on the eve of :he Mrs. Rolfe Lee. Others named to provide money for the n•w ball coac for • ""'II it wa&told unto t~1m. (Luke 2:~.0). son. The sidewalks to the center of the park from Flfst f h tn lh• suit w-e W'tllt'am Pow· colleg• library at Rio Gra..W, district has been dela)ed. these days when there are wars and rum· and Second Aves., are lined wi th red and whtte pepper· day. From the tempo o s on< " " when there are fammes such ~s the great mint sticks that turn into candles at ni~ht. . , ping in the area it looks . ers, Seldon McNeer and • Edison Hobateller, presld~ llllt' when there are floods, landslides, earth· There are also other new decoratiOns m the ctl)' a bountiful season for Huntington bank. . LESLIE EAKINS was el<!cl· of the Pomero) NliJOtJ81 S.n.l: ·ntakes, and almost everywh~re, there seems to park and the entire lay?ut Is the result_oLt~e long range and all communities in ed last week as 8 secood direc- bas been honored lor '15 ..,,,.. /1e httle reason for re)otcmg at thJS !lme of the. year. Ianning of the Galhpohs 1 . County sector of the valley GALLIA JURORS were tor of the Gallipolis Jaycees. ot oervife to the u s. SavlnllJ ·.,\' hen we view the encroachment of Commum~m upon flerchants Assn. Park Dec· I Santa Claus, his sleigh and etght had thetr full quota of drawn this week for the Janu· Four graduates of Gallla at Bond program. Two teach..., !he free world, there is , ora!Jons Committee. j :my remdeer flymg over the and school .P'?gram. Many ary term, 30 for the grand jury Ohio State last week wert: were hired last week by tnt lause for great concern. you wtth all JOY and peace '" . top of the monument. The en- already pomtmg toward and 100 names for petit · Therll Clagg of Bidwell bach~ Southom school dlolr'~~ Ado behevmg, that ye may abound Fran Mullen and Bob Erwm t•re sketch of Santa and the New \'ear's events. Post Only action bv the lor of law; Sharon Preston Mw· Hoskins, etementarv, and Mr1. The,e are not days when we in hope, through the power of of the Towboat Photography s:•r- monument, as well as the rest in all sections had one of commissioners' was to ray, master of. sclell<e in nu11r Maude Young, klrldeJtarten. Mi· <"" bury our heads m the sand the Holy Ghost" God wants vtce sent me another mce , of the card are printed in blue. btggesl ' ears, but the urchase of a desk for lng of Galllpohs; Unda Wood, cbael Dorgan, 16, Haft'JJIOJlvll!e, <Hid say there IS no trouble, or his people to he a reJOICing peo- Chnstmts card lhts year Thts eased up by mid-week. At ~ lth d tment. Judge Galllpohs, bachelor of sctence rscaped serious Injury In o IlL that the •orld ts gettmg better, pte If you do not re01ce m one has a picture of the Galh- 1 A Chnstmas card from my ' Gallipolis office the btggest da~ S ~. d f Larry Marrs, bachelor ot 124 accident Thursday night. •h•.n we know that facts do r.ol uour daily life something IS polis river front in the ice of wt fe's aunt and uncle, Clarence was Monday with 25,000 ~r · 1. 1.!';DOsef 0 '33 a~:~ricuJture • 10 a · Jll~ l('.l(C' th_ts• . . ~e have gl'f<H Jwrong. You need Christ who 1917_. It pictures a large ~harC I and _Mary Geor~e. _for~er teac h- of mail h~ndled and court.onesesstono City Commi~sioners Solve your : iTN's as mdivJd~als, peoplPs, will give you the power to re- ~ boat and three packets Jam- ers m the Gal lipolis c1ty school stamps gomg through the a to vote at special meeL-I IN MEIGS COUN'lY 2 1 8 :md n3tlons, ol this th~re IS _no joice in Him constantly .. He flf- med in lhe ice. system, up ~t Columbus, t~lls dow. ing, Tuesday passed POMEROY COUNCIL hrts 3 doubt. But lt.c way m wlucn fers to you a joy whtch thej . us they're gomg to spend ChriSt· ' t' to c tbe federal asked the firm of Burgess and we cope With these problems is world cannot give and which Taken looking toward the rn a< wtth their daughter, Shei- A TRAGIC EVENT of the 'r"~ ~ci'1 a pe< Nipple tu restudy the plans of 50 of a wa. the proposed sewage system, most :mportanl. I want to bring ~ll the powers of hell cann:1t shore the P 1 ~ture. shows the ~op Ia, her husband, Allan Zinn, past \\eek wt~s the re~rdmg 0 h .' t~rbuilding this down to your personal life take away. Rf':ceive his gift lor ?f th~ old RJverv Jew Ho_tel Wllh and children, Connie, Allen J., of the fifth highway fatalny of ~ Ar~. 10 to the new Robbins in an effort to reduce the ~t. J)(i you meet crises with confi- you today, and you wilt return 1ts tugh-roofed observation tow- and Mark, at Grove City. . Gallia county Saturday eve11- a~ ~~eers lant. fhe · A government grant js held m detwe m God, and do you lmw , praising God and reoicing. ier·. The old structure has lo~g Their son, Steve, and h 1 s ing, Dtc. 16. on Rt. 7 above the suit m!'ct thfs week in . abeyance due to the fad that the dPep JOY which Christ g1ve,; l.c:mce been torn down and m wife, Barbara, of Gallipolis are Silver Bridge. Harry B. Lew- • ourt as by the the viUage would have to pro1 as HP abides in y_our ~J[e'? Reit_s place there stands the beau- planning to spend Christmas ts, 74, Rt. 2 R~ine, was s~ck ~=asE\ess ~., Bf Akron, as!-;- vide a sanitary storm system member tha t Chnsl gtv" Y''" tlf•d home of Dr. and Mr s, wtlh the Zinns at Grove City. and instantly killed as he . y $1 ':a5 d ag as the re· at a cost of $1,300,000 under the 1~ft ot' His joy wh ich the world or no Ke1th H. Brandeberry, Which . Our card from the Allan Zinns ed in the highway. He a~ ~- l964 Th~ present plans. I ~bt:::tliJ Wi!h crisis can take away. is agam very gaily decorated Ihas a beautiful colored picture struck by a car driven by ~uf d. a~ ~cc~o~ ~n Smith Gl II AII.Steel In our personal lives ..we fch~e. !this year. I of the interior of the· Grove bert L. Gra.te,. 25 •. of Rutland. G~l~~ a;ou~:y. ' MEIGS COUNTIANS made troul>le or every type. 1 hts " CHRISTMAS IN FLORIDA : 1 also received a nice Holl-, Ctty Methodist Church on the Grate was Judged blameless. the best possible gift It those STORAGE CABINOS Adf~llob.. th.lvn • Me... v...le l!ft•. How do we react to thes~ The visitor sadly shook .his head day Greetings from the WSAZ.. cover. . THE LEGION who are ailing when they gave ~ • S.Cw. ~.... I hndtriNcrises? Do we constnn lly qne:sAs he baked in the tropical sun ; TV Channel 3 Corn Cob Pipe Mrs. Mary George wntes that AREA RESIDENTS community Ouislmas 70 pints of blood at the bloodtr.. fed boktd 1na1MI flni.h t Si..1 tl II rn...,t •Yitf'J' IIVI'Ogt -.1. .nn God'· Do we pi""'... "' " 111 e "Call this. Christmas?" to me Club and it was signed ~ :=~~ mo bil e vlslt . · ·bla•np by her PTA recent1y presen ted her t'nterest .'tn the sale of-.lthe last sunday for needy on God for our troubles'! ' f1 t d sant Pomt resort Mou"'ay SEE THE ~ULL. LIN. he sald, .John R. Heiskell, chief smoker. with a bouquet o ong·s emme , . - - , , attrnctf.d 273 rhildren. A Let us try praising God rtrd " Well. not where I com~ • There are several members in roses in honor of her 30th year Small Busmess I ti and large A BRIDGE proposed on the rejoicing in Jesus Christ nur 1 bid the resort in (or $475l.lll0, heorganfJ~ 0? 8' f' 8 Racine Dam appears to Savior and Lord, regardle~~ of from." IGallipolis. Each of us ~eceived ?r tea~hi~~· 36Ct~arence f~orfe and mdicated that it will r o u.smed!isl...trl'dms bo rd Thi 0 8 . _ a certificate and a rephca of IS now m IS ye~r ~ l. f menths. the money an uu 1 ay gone by the a s iife to If we Chnstmas needs !!now and Jce the corn cob pipe made ing. Both began theJr teachmg resold wtthm :1 ew make it a memorable r.ast week Huntington District v:tll do th1s our rniiH' out-lof;k d ld . U s Cor of Enlrineers i.rJ. 1 county_ .. . . . an co • . ous by John "Fnrmer" Heiskell careers m Galla 1 mas for the less fortunate. • . ps D""" '.'lc ."t'll ll>ecom<• he a ' And the sounds of the sletgh- I Junior Wilson also received When Rio Grande College I Monday night from Troy, Ala., RotarJ Club fiUed the formed the slates of Ohio and .ell-2nd Ave. \her).' at elvk' o wthe ""'t"1 perdsnn, bells' rmg ; pipe and membership in the meets Concord College in the with the results of the R i o ity baskets Friday night, and West Virginia !bat they were 0 JS w Wil ·mg roug a rep And as for me I can't be sold PI easan t Grande-Troy State game, he they were dtstrt · 'b uled to aImas t];=========~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'.iiiiii'.iiiiiiiiiiii'.iiiiiii:iiiiiiiii:, • 11 0 f d · · h11 , 1 . • . ' club. So did Waldo Brown and Secon d Annua1 PI . \a ey espalr, _Yf'l w W<'On th1s weather that fee ls hko :"' ld h h' . d ' Rotary Invitational Basket.ball aid lite temperature down there 300 families to provide a real . . e kmg there pra1smg God! Vet S · na o as IS p1pe an cer1.1 11 ~ s prmg. cate on display in his offiee in Tournament next Wednesday was• in the 70's, and that he band holiday dinner. we rea d oI' persons m th e •st:fl·l}. . turPS wl1o were eumronted wirh We looked at him and then we the old Ohio Valley Bank build- ~1gl1t, a Galhpol~s boy attend- 1Coa~ Art Lanham had een trouble and even deoth, yet in smiled ing. I smoked mine but I hav. mg Concord wont be on the playmg golf. He shot an 10 and JANUARY 21· WILL 1 all of these Jruub les there was As he scoffed at our "plight;" j en't broken it in yet. . Isquad that faces the. Art. had a 78 for 18 holes. 1101 complat'ning IJtll rather A d f It 't d tl My w1fe and I rereJVed . l B1g Don Magnam wont be a . n we e pt y an were no 1· 'bl ·f · little over the 72 par for the Can ItA 1I·1 J an. 28 , hem prnisi~ and glorifying Go a. ·1 d some "different'' Chris tm:· l S e 1g1 e un ormd1stance. I 1 job "'" """· hee was 50 far from ngbt. , cards thts year. We got one ed me other day. I saw This Mike O'Neill likes his Sutc•ssfu Business GREAT en with boils and who 1ost all Y' from her brother, Sgt. George j Don, who s home for the hob. golf. So does Gerald Bat:"er, ll (lrHrs Begin 1 hiS we>lth, children, and health. For no snow fell on Bethlehem,' Mtller, Untied States Army days.. and asked htm. '· thought manager of the Redmen. When t G8C FRIEND! h t get· to s~e h •••• Yet he said, ''Though God sl:1y On lhe night the Star first I Signal Corps, Washington, D. lm.1g 1m i P ~Y. Bob Siler and J were down me. y['f willl serve Him. '' There f>ho ne, : C. The inside cover has a pic- Don s been work1ng out With Morehead, Ky., for the R lo Appravod for Veterana OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS were Shadrach_ Mrshaf'h. r~nd j There was no blizzard nor howl- : ~ure of t~e. White House and . it th~ Con~rd. team, however, an,d G.ra~de-Morehead game, we saw Training under new f1.1. Abedr.,go, who were put in the 1 ing gale ' ts tile offJctal card of tho Whtle wtll be '" fme shape when he s 0 Netll and Barker putting on Bill and Far Saclol ltcul' 6:00 to 8:00 f'" Y furnace because they iThat swept with a shriek and House Communlcalion• Agency. ready to take to the court. the lawn near the field house. ltv Studenta. ' ' wou ld not bow down !u the go\d-1 a moan. 1 The front of the card has the M~gnam, a 1964 ~raduate of Nothing so ~trange about this, en image wh ich Neburh<Hinez- , Washington Monument with old Gallla Academy High School, huh? Well, 1t was about 11 p. Next Quarter ~In• zar had set up. Bul they wrnt The breeze was soft, and what 1 started at Rio Grande Coll ege m., and the boys were k.Uiing March 14th Catalqut lftd lnfarme~IH mto that furnan•. wh1ch w;1s is more : Christmas holidays mean last winter transferred to time while they were waiting Avoll...lt Upon Roql$11. .... heat.ed severl' timrs hottrr than , The night the Christ Child : more to children than just Salil- Concord on an athleti.c scholar-- for the team to get ready to ..._,P,D.I.C. . l,r it normally was hroued, came, ,ta and presents. · I wish he'd stayed at Rio return to Rio Grande. ing God! They came- !JUt with- 1-Jibi.i· ,., ~)!':l)med near the st.a- ' They mean a vacation I feel sure he would I guess I've run on too long, POMIROY, 0. 1 0ut bemg burned or e\'en sm.!{ble door, school .. time to romp in worked into the spot va- without looking back to see how f'd. The!r clothes were not b~r.u-' As Mary murmured his name. snow_and participate in the fun b~ the big Scottown ace far I've gone. I ed, •·neither was smel l of flft~", of wmter games. Dillon. So, Merry Christmas to All upon them. There was Da01ol, Bougainvillea of violet. hue Sledding, snowball fights, When Mike O'Neill called me of You from All of us. 36 locust St. whft pra~·Nt to God thref' times Arched in a graceful bower: just the delight of chasing il'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;oi daily. When the dee. ee was Poinsettias wet with midnight through the snow can made that n& man wa~ to pray dew, ; children forget the rules of to God, Daniel still prayed. He , Enhanced that sacred hour. ty, warns the Highway Salfety •J was cast into the den of lions. i Department Don't you forget but he went in trusling in God The Heavenly Host in the starry. the children ... watch for them. and praising him and he <'an:t:' I sky, - -· ·out without a scratch. When : Proclaimed the birth of the ; drenched-land his accusers and familicq were ' King; 1 Untouched by the ice and snow, · cast into the lions--den t hey~ And rustling palms echoed the 1That the spirit of Christmas ls WPre torn to pieces. All of th~ ' cry, ! near at hand.. : disciples of Cbtisi exc1 pt John As Ihe whole Earth seemed to 1And we feel God "'lied 11. so. · went 10 their deaths for foll(lwsing. I Copied by Mrs. FranciS I mg C!1rist. yel they met death I . Morris in Florida, Christw.il~ calmne~s. pea1·e. and jo_v. · So we ~md here, In our sunmas 1965 s~uhen. the first Chri stian mar-· -. _!f7-.died reJmcing end praismg God. Ear ly Christians were hunted Jikf' criminals, burned at the s~Ue. put int.o arenas witn lions, crucified, etc .. ye1 hi~IO!"}' : tells they went to theu (,_ . -.deah praisin~ and ~lorifhmg 1 ~- 'hese are a few l..'xampl e.~- 1 1 - · ·• w~ct . . . te to us . thn I Chris1 tO .~lves us JOY regard- I Jeh- 1o r trouble Christmas is a lime of re-joit-! We Must Sell Before Inventors • • • Our toss Helps¥ou Save lflonegl ing. The shepherds returneo praising God after lookiug upon lheir Saviour. The Wise "rtjoiced," when they sa w star which led them to the iour of th e World. Christ can cause you to rejoice th1s Chmtmas and every day of our life, if you will come to fi1m and foJlow Him. We have evPn more reasons for rejoicing thEn did they, for we do not just know the Baby Jesus in a manTHIS ANNVAL SALE A CASH CARR¥ EVENT-NOLAl'•AWA¥S ger but also Jhe Christ who died on a crual Romljn Crot!l, who rose again from the defld, ' and who lives today to make 1 intercession to t.he Father for you and me. Today. He stands tllat you m;ght open it that !le might enter into your lile and '\ live in you through the Holy "When We Ha"e Sales ••• We Reallg Gfve J;ou ·Da.eouMt Priees" lplrit. You must open the door 'f your heart to Him, and then -I He will come in and give YOii c:ause for great rejoicing. We W1nt To Sell To The said, "These things have I spok'n unto you, that my joy might remain in you, and that your joy might be full." In speaking cf His disciples, Otrist is speak· tng to all His foUowero, In 11<>And St1rt Over Ageln mans 16: JJ, Gcd says !D us that REALTORS He ia hope, and He wJU ' w . . ••r••~••··-•-- • ~~·~ -- ··•· ~· . ..... ,_ ...............,..• ::-::· __ - ..,..._-~._y· ... ~. ""::~ • 'l('.-. ...:-;.· ' ... · ~ ~ ~· ' • . ttttr I ,, 1 '. ~ e: 11 .' ST0 R . AQE I 124 1 THE POET'S CORNER r ... _.,. 1 Jgliway THE w~at ~rings ~s. o~ fam~ lth~er IlL Bltr CulL. ~· FRENCH OTY PRESS ~ le'llplt till, 0.. :apii!Gl ! Red~en. There-.w~ wh~ .Jaus~ WHAT ARE 'IOU POIN6? j;th:=efi:rs:t:d:at:e:l:or=th:e:ne:=w~ ·T~E pml IIIII ud. ARE YoU TRifiNG TO MAKE ME • ld. Northup .PR't5EPIT. · .LOOK SAD? IC4f-r """'" t~e .. Cl1lll6 llalnll I Nortbo l: DMtt olumblta, tlod lid I \ prai~- ---- and SAVINGS CO. GALLIPOLIS . .- ' . '{~ KIND DRIVE ME CRA'Z'(! W~!/- ~ 'f'OU HAVE TO BE 50 . i~FICIENT ?! · Wf.l'f 00~1/ou HAVE 10 ..: BUSINESS COLLEGE I Here We Go Again Folks .. ~ STARTS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 26 AT 7:00 A.M. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1966 i IS LUCY ENJpY~D HER IF L(oU'LL WAIT A MINUTE. ltL RUN ANP G~T 4'0U AN AIR MAIL STAMP! GtFT, Too,·)\ND. '3AYG_ . 10 TI-IAN K You VERY Irom Homer's Helpers Ecker and Nibert Bare Walls · PHONE 773-5583 MASON, W. VA. toward lriL VERY MU(:J.t .. belt• twvat There ... lUI IIIII oold . . .. 141-)'W odJ• MOIIdtlf ill u .'·•,. ' :levolaaf ' outb wU ~~J t~ SIIORT BIBS WILD PIG EI\RS AND IA\Lr;! :::- 12EMEMBE~. WE HAVE 10 EAT ~~l''/1rllNG 11-1£ CHIEF OFFE 4 Merry Christmas end b~ay • All Wa!lpaper Cut 40% e Fishing Supplies Less 40% • Baseball Gloves Less 50% • All Hardware 25% Discount SALE RUNS 6 BIG DAYS TO DECEMBER 31 OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THROUGH SATURDAY lnl D. :e 2) lOt I • Prices Cut 50% On Toys e Bicycles & Wheel Goods 25% "" • Hunting Clothes 30% OFF e All Paint Goes Out 25% OFF tl II WIWU PICKENS (,Jb•! ""• IC. THE FARMERS BANK 1HANI<S, CHIE.F, 1'1-16. I..U.A..U WAS DE.LICIOUS.. I'M s'""· sur '{OJ ~OOK QKA'/. HOW DO'IOU DO r1:r ,, ·~'Jl WHEN '{OU HA.VE A ~EL.MET FOI2 mJ~CTION· U~ IT! �' . , '• ·~ I ·Ill: ''H' ,· I. ' .. '' . .... . .. . -·-·-· ·" ~' ~ . \ ' ' ,,~>~\-1 . ' . ..,. _._. • .,.._j.!..;.....,. .... . _ ... ,.. . ... -·- -·· ...... .., . .... . ~ ~' ...... .,.. _ I , 1&--'l'lle sun i -.,.. ...- --~ ~- ' .. .... .e'!ll.... .. . .. - .. , .. ' ~.!!i •• r ' • . . . ._ ·- .............._._ r- • , .:; .... .. '''J;'''··- · ..... ..-.. ·;r-· I ·v CAPTAIN EASY , 000~ tt\OR~l~&-. SAN1A( \I.OW'D rt' ao L~sr ~1ut«? by Leslie Turner , ' . •.. y·· CHRISTMAs DA~ 'T\119 OLQ ~! WE'f'IEAA'CAUf ROAf'IINCii 7.0 MII.Ei AN J.IQJfll 'TMf'IU A t!IEICf 'lEA~ I I A~UMESYA IIIEANS·PA IATaT i'I.L TFIAOE IT fOR ONi ~ 'fi.IOSE . iP~~Ii'# fTANI.E'(f'I'WIERS! !olliPMENT! ' 10 .411Li SPiED -~fill! 2~~ ~ and 'IUB be little reason When we viOl the free wort, cause for great ............. The'ie are not, (·<to bury our he.: Jnd say there ._,._ ~ -~..:: •• i$ . that the world i$ \\hen we know ~ ~ j'" ",/ :.;:- ;-...t . . .... \ ' '• r . ... .... o ' I mdiratc this. ~ t·rist>s as indivi1 w ·- :md nations, of 'I donbt. But the ! we cope with t"" most :mportan U. this down to you nq you meet cti denre in God. ar the deep joy whi a~ Ht> ab ides 10 rnemb['f that Ct llMOU6HTIT LOOKED l'iiNDA . IEA"T VP, iO .,, ... l MADi AFEW CllANEi~, WIT' DA AID m: ME 7AW, ~e R(l(;1'/ ,.HAIL, AN' ME ~tl, !JUSTER! 01.~ Ml~~ YIA'> LUCJI\~ ••1 ' HOlD PPII&CILLA LEFT JOHN ALDEN AN' .MORON! f'IUN OFF WID A!'INCH Hlmfl FEI'I DA 'I'AN~E~'£,! l COULD'VE SOLD TJ.II!f; ~UI!NITUJIIE FOR O'IEPi too,ooo! His JOY which II rrisis ean take· ;; ln our personal bla•ne on God fOJ r.,. Ler us lry p~i ~· trouble of every lifr. Hnw do we Do we c' cris~s'~ tion God? Do Wt Jghwq rejoicing in JeSu Savior and Lord, v.ill do this our un lift> will bCCf Very rarely do 'WI \~ho is Wl'llking tl _,.. ....Clrlw.L. llel-.dahl BUGS BUNNY whrlt life brings TJ.\JI:OUGl-1 !!LEC'iROt-IIC Dl9TOI\TIOI'l \'alley or despair, OF "THE. IONOSPHERe: AND AGtrAiiOI>.l OF AI"' MOLECULES, I CAN GHOW PICTUfi.ES IN FULL COLOR, \NtTH king ti'rere, prais we read of person tun~~ who W!:'re Ct trouble and even HIJ of these troub not complaining. prnislrag and glori While Joe Thunder ancl his COI'npN'Iions shiver«( out11'rie, Or. MeG tdcion flnQ Sil' Hlln·v foa-"eci -the •eaton In sOU. p6p .fllsld• -fhe /13borafory Titer/ ,.w.a. job wl en will> boils and his weglth, childre Yet he sa id, "Th< me. :nt will) serv1 were Shadrach. J Abedr.~go, who w~ fiery furnac~ be! wnuld not bow dov ~D~~ , Joe. aYIOI Jrie Totfle UilJfchecl helplessly mfhe Arctic SUDDE.NL'r' t "-ROW GLEEPY-· • 1·--1-·· colol 4: IJiftllf olurnlllll, tted 1114 ~ LZ-25 llid ..... "'· 11 Ill e Z) mto !hat furnacf' heated severl' tim( it normally was I ing God! They ,. I ' ) I~ 'ROUND AN' '~ND SANTA GOOD TO IOO .., c~ ME-~ out bemg burned •d. Thetr clothes v ed, "neither was upon them. Then who prayed to Go daily. When the made that no man to God, Daniel sti. was cast into the but he went in tn and praising him . out without a sc his accusers an~ f cast in to the lion were torn to piece disciples of Christ went to their deatl GREAT MATAHAR\ 1. IT'G NO\ GANTA.-LITTLE DoeS TI11Q MAD 9CIIiliTiiT Kf-<OW HIG DRINK IQ DRUOOE.DI end toward svlrlt. holiday .• beat· WI'II'U mat There lUI aD4 ...,.. Jidy. """"" witil Mlnme". P"' S\•,Rhen, the first C . - ~.died l"irnring God. Early Christia; ed like crJmlnnls. the slaW., put Into lims, crucified, etc te/lo~)l!at they ' ,.,.. •. dea praising ar ' amr. se are a f. ... ' w.jc(>le to us c · ~lves us left> r troublt Chrittmas is a til ing. Tbe shepherd' praising God after their Saviour. The "rejoiced," when t star which led then lour of the World. cause you to rejoic. mas and every da) II you will come b follow Him. We I 81 Ill ::leveJat oulh ... W'INTIIROP '' BELIEVE ME:, F/2/cND ... !'MAN EXPSt:zrON Gf3WN5 AND I k.NON / NOT ONLY "THAT,~ TH&Y'~ MSIW,AND NA61Y••• o more reasons for r~ did they, for we < know the Baby Je11 j ~ ter but .olso the c. died on a crual II> ,. IT~~.ll ..re...1!! tOt vuld . . dlariU mg Christ, yel the '·',. D. lnl f'R im aRe which m had set up. I THe Gef2JJI 15 PUBLIC eNEMY NtJM6Ef2.. ONE,A P121M£M5N.AC£ 1D Ol.J/2. 60CIE:TY! who rose again fro and who lives tod. intercession to t ~1e you and me. TodaJ that you might Opel migh t enter into Y• live In you through 3pirit. You must OJ oJ your heart to Hl1 He will come in a cause lor great n said, "These lhi"'IS !n unto you, that rt remain In you, ~ joy might be f~ll." of His disciple~, lllg to all Hl1 mans 15: 13, God sa lle Ja hope, and . ., .. -. .. ~ ~----------------------~ 11-lANii 'iOIJ Fa2. 'IU.ll2 ATTENTION. ·o uR... BOARDING . �.. ' ' "'' • . ' !}' /. \ I I' ' • "' .................... •(;· ...... . v ~ • .· ~- ~ . . . .. . . ~ I 16-'.l'be Sunday -- ·'\~: ··-- - ' ------ .. • . .~ .. .,. ~ ' ' ' -,. ' ' HO·H0-~0---MD AfJ! ~~., .. lev; ' b'F Art San.-oa•··'· TRB BORN LOSBR .,.hi Slle t lor · it was tc ah these , nr~ Ullt' '! lUI ke's, wh~ wh• and he little reason fo 'vi' hen we view t lhe free world, cause for grea t C( WILLIM\ THE ~l'iMo REWHAP:DED P'~, ,116 HE DID I~ OTHEit NOR.YAN FOLLOWER, WlTH.I.ANP 6EIZEP F~ THE PEFEATEP I!N51.16H, T'he-;;e me not da ('an bury our heads and say there is nc 1hat tile world is g£ \\ hE'n we know that Jndir:Ltt• this. We r-r ist's as individu~ f' :md nations, of this doubt. But the wa AT THI>J' MOMENT Tl\0 I'AIR:S Of: . EY!~M!ET. .. ·-.r . we eope with thesi!l most :mportant. I ~ this down to your t n~ you meet crisef denre in (:od, and the deep JOY whiC~ as lit' abides in yl; mem!H'r that Chr~ llis JOY which the C'ri sis can take aw~ In our personal li trouble of every ty) r lirr. How do wl:! re crises? Do we cOnf tion God? Do we 1 bi;:Pne on God for.c Lei us try praisir rejoicing in J esus 1 Savior and Lord, r what iifE' brings to will do this our en on life will becom \'ery ra rely do HENRY. Wj.jAT IN TI-lt: W012.LV AAEYGLI IT SOUNDED we~ LIKE A Sl-loT/ \\ho is walking thrt ral !ey of despair, yt DOIN0f king there, pr aisin. STAND BACK, M"f!...Y ! BE CAREFUL! we read or per:5ons turrs who were mn troub l~ and e•·en d all of these trnJble 1~ot complaining. b pra isil!e and glorify Ther! .was job who en with boils and his weslth, childrf'n, Yet ht> sa id, "Thou me . .v~ ! will I serve were Shadrach,. M A bedn~go, who wer fiery furnace bera would not bow dowr I'D r"' I .. I'' POP MLJST BE TRY. \t-.IG OllTTHAT SHOT. GUN MOM GOT HlfA FOR Cf-\RISTMAS I I: Dftlt NERRIU.. BlOSSER. ' olumbul, Mel llld lid-- T. M. .... \1, S. P1t. Off. e. 21 Ill -;r ar had set up. Br mto that furnacf'. heated seven timrs it normally was h1 l 11-liNK. l KILLED IT/ l DeNT A ~ATTLESNAK E \S HEAR.lHE SOUND At:-!.YMOREI HIDING AMO'-IG lHOSl': PAC'{AGES HEAR. IT? f ing God! They can !4E.RE'S YOUR. NEW . CO~DLESS SHAVER/ 10t end WI ed, "neither was s1 upon them. There who prayffi to God daily. When the made that no man t~ God, Daniel still was cast into the < but he went in trm and prais ing him a out without a scr his accusers and fl cast into the hom were torn to piece! diseiples or Christ wrnl to their death mg Christ, yf't the• wit~ ca lmne!fs, peJ toward ,,. s lrit. hoRday .•' ., ·' ' .. beat• . I&DWd mat There lUI ..,. dllra• ·, . Ddy. -·. .· ·. ' t · ~,. ,, ~ Motldq Ill ::lmlllli oulh l .... ,.' Ill , -':. '.. ,. ~, m • · , ~.died !"ioicing ' God. Early Christiar ed like criminals, tbe slaile, put into J~ns, crucified, etc. t~Ls~)l!al they v ., ... ,., .dea praising an 1i !lot. ese are a fl wl~t to us co ~lves us Gee,loo'kit au the !ldaJ ~' ... ~S\ ~"-ll'it ~~\,..,'V'. !>\'\) ~ou · <=IE.\ ~e-.1:\N ~t~l:{\5? :presents! . .: ., ~J ·o ~'i:S, ~a:J.· .. !Guil' 1!.\l\ tl\0'£:>\ \...~ C\.0\ '1'-t S '. anh.... o41-yelil. dine· ll,wlllf' Chrlllmas is a til ing. The shepherd praising God after their Saviour. The 11 rejolced," when ' star which led them iout of the World cause you to rejoic mas and every da: II you will come t follow Him. We more reasons !ot r did they, for we , know the Baby Jes JeT but also the ( died on a crual ~ who rose again rn and who lives toe intercession to th1 you and me. Toda that you might op< might enter into l live In you throua lplril. You must c of ywr ltearl to iJ He will come in cause lor great · said, '"lbe!e thin~ M'IOtlnl ~ ~~ ouse, I(• 00~~ ':fl IIJ'IUIIIf It I)' 1'2·25 I ' • ~· ., 1.: .I' ' . '!n unto you, that 1 remain In you, 3J joy might be lui~. ''· ' r . "' of His disciplet, ' < < 1 ' >nJ1 pollae troubl~ lhg to all His fo mans lfi:l3, God He. li hope, and 1!14 ould. SI•Jihen, th• first Ct I .ME.Rl1.Y C~R.ISTMAS, POP I out bemg burned o erl. Their clothes I J trd 11 e Z) image which r-. . "' ' .' ..•• ~t 'l . ' ' ' ' rs �................ . . . ....... - . _. .. . -· .... -~ .. - .. . ~ ' . .. . ......... - . c ... ... ~ ... - .... .,.. .. .. .... ·r· .. .. ..... " - - -...---"~---.,.."'' ... "''!flab • • ~,.....,_......... b \! . .. .. - -·3¥· PBISCILI.A'S POP . I • ' ' . l ' ..... ' .. ,.. k~ .' . I. 'A ·-· ". · ..- .. . ~ "~ . . ·' ..... ,.I' 1 \ ,, T.M. llf. U.l, r... The'le are not ran bury our hal J nd say there i$ that the world il ".hen we know lJl indic;Jte this. • cri~e~ as indi~1 ":md nmions, or 'l doubt. But the . we cope w1th 1\1< mbst :mportant ·J thts down to you D4 you meet crl denre in Cod, ~t the deep jo}' wbi' as l~ e abides iii membrr that Cl1 His joy which ·tl crisis ean take ;J In our prrsoDal trouble of every ar life. How do 'We crises? Do we c' , tHS' tion God? no W4 bl~Pne on God foJ Let liS try ~i rejoicing In Jtsu Savior and Lord, \~hilt life brinlis will do this our =-= "IIIIEAKED OUT WHILI YOU WilE GONE TIIIRD SWLITERr' naoow'f· OUTOURWAY on tifr wjj] bec1 Very rarely do Wt \~ ho is walking· tJ ralley of despair, f\mg there, prais we read of person turf's who werf' C• troubl e anll even .all of t.hese t roub r.o1 compk.ining, praisl{li and glnri There-wak· iob wl en with boils and his we•lth, childc·e Yet he sa id, "Th< me, yrt will i serv• w~re ANDWi-IAT WOIIlD JTBEUKE? I WENT TO ALL THE PRETTY CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AND I GOT LOST IN MY THOUGHTS, I FORGOT THE TIME. Shadrach . I Abodnego, who w1 fie ry furnace bet would not bow d01 en imelge which ' "r had set up . I . , . AND IF SELFISHNESS WASN'T ANYWHERE, ITS OPPOSITE WOULD BE EVERYWHERE, AND THAT WOULD BE THE END OF OPPRESSION AND AGGRESSION---IT WOULD MEAN FREEDOM FOR EVERYBODY AND NOT JUST FOR I SOME---WE'D ,m IE DIFFERENT ... WE'D 8£ BOIIH AGAIN, j SORT6F ... SOMfTHING LIKE rHAT .. . I'M r:!tiP,HiUfSS ... I mto that furnacf' r· . . - I heated severl lim< il normally was l ing God! They c~ f'l Ut be1r.g OH, I WAS JUST WONDERING ABOUT THINGS---CHIIISTMAS, MOSTLY,., AND WHAT IT WOULD IE UICE IF MAYBE N080DY HAD MONEY TO BUY GIFTS WITH ---THINGS LIKE THAT, I WAS WONDER· lNG AIOUT. 'ANYHOW, I GOT L05TI burned Prl. Their clothe. v ' ed , ''neither was ' upon them. Ther< who prayro to r.~ daily. When the made that no rna; tq God, Daniel slil was cast into the but he went ln tn and praising him . out withoul a sc his accusers and I cast into the liorJ were torn to piecE discipleg of Chtist went to their deatl mg Christ, yet thE wil~ l!lllmness. pOl SI•Jihen' th~ first .. - ~.Aied jl>joicing God. Early Christi& eel like criminals the olaile, put !nul Jilns, crucified, etc ( ..................,. ) 1 • •• I DON'T KHOW,REAI,LY..../ JUST S!Jfi'OSED, YOU ICNOW ••• 8UT MAYBf IT WOUlD FORCE US TO j.O()IC AT CHRISTMAS DIFFERENTlY---IF YOU C:OIIlDN'T fXPU$5 AFFECTION OR GOODWILl W11H A MA Tli!IAL Glff, YOU'D HAVE TO DO SOMETHING, SEE? MAYBE A LITTLE THING-·· . AN IMPERSONAL THING , •• IT WOULDN'T $TIJ' THIB.f . •• , MAYIISOMIJODY WOULD DIG DEEP AND~IVE • • • A RECEIVER IICOMJ$ .4 GIVER AND SETS OFF A ICIHq OF .CHAIN REACTION THAT MIQHT NEVER STOP' ... WELL IT JUST MIGHT HOT STOP- tr M/CHf' AfFECT GOVERNMENTS, EVEN .. · • THERE COULON' T BE ANY SELFISHNESS BECAUSE THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY ROOM FOtt IT/ AND THEN WHERE WOULD IT BEl HOWHEREt: - cluded: Dlflt n, Cotumbua. b>JjeMed IIIII ("pcdd . . . 11' Dee. tl .. Richard 'trne hour c-om.~th..,~clnow.t~ whtn tShot ekend < < ~ .,• 111" toward lday spirit the holiday £rom a beat• r~ me mauwu ding two at ded. There llumbua 1114 'I I 7;' leo 1lllllld ... 014.. c >ther dllrPI fl' ainSII41-JOir 1 oustod)'. u, 18, Malldq :best u • e 11 ~- ' praising L . -'fr 8, Monday 4her lllal ~ I ill ber Cle'lfo. ANDY APP Pallce feuM' !bey ~ < 'I ese are a 1 tody a U-yelf.: ' hn!ldJn& wb-· te to'¥ . ~lves 111 .,. .Jels ·o troubli lolomon JOIIIII polloi Fred, II, 1llllf: . lay sbootiq. ·~ <'0 I" I a Cleveiq <Old JOUib wlfl 1~\1~)!1,•! they l .., •dea I 8lld Chrttlmas is a U ing. The shepherd pralslng God afte~ their Saviour. The "rej01ced," when~1 star wbicll led lh*' lout of the Worlil lreatbouse, killed Ill ; ··. f bls boule • alter~ lD Page aj· · cause you to rel ' J. ~as ~d ~very , II you will come ·t follow Him. We, nlor! reasons for r did they, for we ' know the Baby J'j' Jer but alsu the ·~ died on a crual • who rose again In rnd who lives t.<J lntereession to ~ you and me. Tod f~&t you might o might enter tnto live In you throu lplrit You must Ql y111r heart to t 0 1966, Th~ Hall Synclicau~. Inc. 1nd D•il, Mirror, London TM@ '' .·:- He will come in tause lor sreat gkf, "These thJna an unto you, that I remain in you, joy might be lull of His disciple~, lhg to all His · mans 15:13, God li hopl, and 11 Page 2) 1 ,, ., mors '" �• • '• enttne VOL XVIII TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1966 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 206 • [)!'~ '"1" and lie little reasom '•Nhen we vie! the free worl cause for grea1 rnUl By ALVIN B. WEBB The'ie are not can bury our he and say there if that the world ~ v. he-n we know ( 1 mdiratc this. HELLO! I'M F~ , eri.sP.s as indivi FOR THE. PREVE.N110IJ OF UUJVST TREATMEIVT TC PEOPLE. ! TREA1M£1Vr... USlEN... ~LL,BOV. AM I GLADlD SEE IV£ &EN TALK ABOOT UWUST 'rtXJ ARE? THE WORLD SOCIETY }lnd nations, or . doubt. But the . we cope with 0)1 m95t important, lh{s down to yoL ~ you meet cr lllE~'STREATED .ME FOORLV SIOCE THE DAY I !VAS BO~! l.rbi.J! t:QLT OOE DIRTY DEAL . AF-1"ER AU)nf£R! I NEVER GOT C*JE GOOD PREAK IN MV WHOLE. LIFE'...I ALL 1HE. WORLD EVER DID FOR ME~1'!JAS TAKe MY MOfJ6Y. 'MONEV, MONEY. , MONrl! rVE 8EEIJ SCAlPeD. SWWPLED, CHEATED AIJD TAKE:N .AWAfJrAGf. OF · FOR Ki. ·.WNG A~· I CAIJ denrp in Cod, w the deep ;oy wb; as Ht' abides jn SAIGON (UPI) -Com..1unist troops charging against 105 millimeter cannon firing at point blank range broke Into an American artillery posJtion tolay ar.d blasted two of the guns with grenades and satchel :barges before being burled !lack in savage hand to har.d 1ghting. The American force ot ~everal hundred men of the 1st \lr Cavalry Division suffered 'heavy casualties" in the baine fought io the Bong San area on ' His joy whicb t cris1s can take ; ln our persoRa I PaM. Johnson is Bl•gw.·nner In Gl've Away . ' ',.' trou ble nf every IHe. How do we crises? Do we c tion God? Do w bla•ne on God fo Let liS try ~ rejoicing IR Jist Savirn· and LOrd what life brinis will do this o"r THEil WHAT ARI.YDU DOING on lifr will bee Very ran: ly dow who is walking t ..____,.· HERE 1 ralley of despair, <ing there, prai' we read or persol tures who were c troubl~ and even I'M HERE TO ASK R>R A 1 ~JJTRIOOT10N! Mr~t~g his we.lth. childre Yet he said, "Tht me, .v'-'1will I serv were Shadrach. Abedn~&o, who w• fiery furnace be, would not bow dO\ Betty Parrar, Chester, Bonnie Johnson, Racine. which • ing God! They .... t:'~<j·, ~ c~ nut bemg burned ed. Their clothes , ed, "neither was upon them. Thert who pray<'<! to Go daily. When the !11ade that no mar to God, Daniel sti wils cast into the but he went in tn and praising him ' out without a st his accusers and t cast into the lior were torn to piecE disciples of Christ went to their dead ing Christ, yet thE wlul CB lnme... pe: S\'Jihen, th~ first I!; - - *".died "'jalcing God. Early Christia ed Dke criminal• the ~. put tntJ l~. erucified, etc 1'/~~)!la! they I ~•.ctea praising I' , ~- · ese are a "· · w~te to > c . r A LANCE'? OF COURSE IT WPS AN ACCIDENT !I 11-IAT'S WHAT I SEEN TEI.LIN' YOU ABOUT FISHIN' I IT'S JUST TOO ~EROUS T'BE A SF'ORT... AW,COME NOW,OOP, YOU'RE TALKIN' WILD! FISHIN'S A SPORT lHAT'S CALM AA' MILD! troub~ ~d ~ every da: ll' you will come t follow Him. We .I I more reasons for r did they, lor we ,, know the Baby J"' aer but also the ( died on a crual F who rooe again fn and who lives tol lntercesgion to thj you and me. Todd fhat you might ol mighl enter Into live In you throu lplrit. You must Qf yeur heart to He wm come in ; l!ause lor sreat I said, "'lbese thinlll '" unto you, that ' remain In you, . Joy might be 1~, or His disciplet, lhg to all HJj mans lli:l3, God l:lt ll hope, -and f( "' --~ : ;;. :,:,:~ . '- .~,~ .. another at Christmas time by certain Pomeroy ~r'~i~~;m n:~~\. L:; 11 Ohioans Die by Gunshot Over· Long Holiday Weekend Dies Monday Chrii1mas is a ~ ing. The shepherd pralsing God after their Saviour. The "reMtced ,.,. " when 1 star which led tlleil iout of the World cause you to rejoic mas ..,-~ . •'"*dllll LewiS' Grueser lves~ . - InC 1umb 1 j 1 J .. . . . •,· owen ... Jerry M. Hill, 63, Letart Falls, passed away Monday at the th;e one Gallipolis Medical Center. busbies~ and professional men with an original-if nol usef ul - gift took a new turn this year. Inanimate Surviving are his wife, Flor- Fairborn, 0., stationed at Viet objects·, or antmate (live goats etc.) have been u~ed he fore. This year the '"Mason Monster," a fanciful !mayence; four sons, Clarence ar.d Nam: Richard s.. Middleport, bet manlike bird with fiery eyes standing six feet-Or more-ltiglt and a tremendous wingspread which was James Ray, both at home, and and E. (Jim) Owen, Columous; r•portell in several sightings, was built by Arthur Nea se. ·left, above, proprietor of the fabric Shop. The David and George, llllth of Ra- two d•ughters, Miss Betty L. By United Preu lnternelloMI Monster was presented by Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow land bank director), second left, above, to Ted Reed, cine: five srandchildren, a num- Owen, at the residence, and Some Ohioans failed to show "good will" toward president of the Pomeroy Farmers Bank and Savings Co. , residing at 141 Mulberry Ave. From left to right, ber of nieces and nephews, and Mrs. Jane Lane. Columbus a10d their fellow men in keeping with the hoUday spirit with Neas~. and Crow, are Gene Tnplett, Lightning B oyd. Robert Morgan anrl Kerns Roush. Below, Mr. Reed <lght brothers and tbree Slste~s. seven grandchildren. . Twelve persons died from violence during the holiday and his son, Tommy, have their heartiest chuckle of l .960. Reed's gift to Crow was a miniature coffin. St. Clair_ Hill and Albert H1ll, Funeral oerv1ces w11l he P"iod, 11 from gunshot wounds and one from a beat• Jr., Rac1ne;. VIolet Gflmm, Co- Thursday at !·30 P m. at Wen·- mg. At least 10 persons were wounded and one man waa •u~bus: Juhan H1ll, Harry Hill. Arend North Chapel, Inter- hospitalized with a stab wound. Clifford H1il, John Hill, and ment will be in the Walr.ut Cleveland reported five killings, including two at Babe HUI, ali of Letatl Falls; Grove cemetery. Christmas parties, and seven persons wounded., There Dailas Hill, Apple Grove; Marwere two homicides each at Toledo and ColumbUI lllll JOrle Roush, Portland, and Meigs Geoeral Hospital one each at Middletown Doris Hensler,_ Racine. One AdmlfiSioos Sstorday _ None. Dayton and Delaware. ' ezpected authorltlea would do, brother, Joe Htll, preceded him Dlscllargn Saturday -Mar- Mrs. lmogean Jones, 50, was cide today whether dlarps ID death. . . vin Fry, Floyd Williams, Frank found shot to death Monday in would be filed agailllt a &JW Funeral serv1ces Will he Halliday. her Delaware home by a neigh- -old mau held In custod1. Thursday at 2 p.m. at the LeAdml,.lons Suoday _ None. bor. Police believe it was a Charles WiUiama, 18, Mnnd., tart MethodiSt Church Wilh Discharge• sunday _ Lowell murd.r-attempted suicide. 1 was shnt in the chest u Ill Rev: James Early Ill charge. Carper, Leonard Hess, Jr. Police said her husband, Mac ,talked to a girl oo a Clevolu!l llunal will be Ill the Letart I Admissions Monday _ None. Jones, told them "I just went Istreet. A 211-yeal'OM youth wril Falls cemetery. Fnends may Discharges Mondsy _ None. crazy." He was found with held In his death. ,., call until noon Thursday at the wounds in the thigil, chest and Agnes Carey, :19, Moollay .,,, Ewmg Funeral Home when tile abdomen and was listed in fair epboned her mother tbat Mf1 body will be taken to the WEA TH t:R condition at Jane Case Hospital, was being beatea in her ct.1t church, Delaware, lland apartmenl. Police fault Not as cold tonight, low lo AI Cleveland, Truman Bra· her desd when lhi.J altlt+l tbe 205 • Cloudy Wednesday, den, 36, and Thoma• Pollan, 20, . and took Into custod1 8 41-yeU. lfgbt oaow soutbwest spread- were killed at Christmas Eve · old tenant in the buiJdinC. : lag to oorlbeaot. parlles. Authorities held Ora- l At Columbw, Solomon JCillllll den's 20-year-old step-son cor 42, was tilled and pollee MAN FINED his death and Johnny Moore, charged his soo, Fred, 11. wJ11r 27, in connection w1th Polian's 1the Chrlslrll8s Day sbootlq. "') Flmeral services for Lewis Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- death. Donald Ray Grealhnu8t, tl' Grueser, 68, RD 1; Pomeroy, gar Saturday evening fined John Cockrell, 34, Cleveland, Columbus, was killed Clll Ill( who died In Holzer Hogpital Charles Newlon Sloan Jr., 24, was slain in an argument witll street in front of his bollie 4iJ Monday afternoon, will be hetd Cleveland, $15 and costs on a ar.other man Christmas Day in Christmas Day after ~ Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the charge of reckless operation. 1 a Cleveland apartment. It was (Continued on Pqe I)' Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Chester Lemley officiating. 811rlsi will be In the Rock Spring, cemetery. ) · ,-#ft .......... : · '~'f.· ~.~,.:, -~~:.;.ar,.... . .·- · ~~: l·ri FUN' AT CHRISTMAS - The annual contest to outdo 'T WAS AN ACCIDENT, 00~ 'IOU 1-----. 'r(H:JN FULL WEU., lHAT S1::NT "YYU sPRAWLII\IG WHERE 'IOIJ FELL! ACCIDENT:' HOW'D I KtCN I'D HOOK 't'OUR PANTS AI\/ SEND YOU SAILING Lll<E ' and Jerry Hill Of Letart Dies Monday ·.-- ~ · ·. ' .Iii:: - ~~-- -~-· -: ··· A.. . . ' zar had set up. 1 mto that furnact · ·" heated seve6 timt r if normally was ' o• s d R~~~hc~wg.·:s:~~. Ies un ay Robert Marcinko, Tuppers Plains; Da.nny Case, Pomeroy·. IC 1961> lor HEA. loc, Daytonite Take~.. ,: With Stolen Car Walter L. McVey, 19, Dayton, arrested Saturdafdl ternoon on a charge of auto theft by the Sta\e Blgliwar patrol, was released over the weekend to Wamm . . - ,. officers on the charge. McVey was taken into custody about 2:10 p.111; 11a1t urday on Dexter Rd., in Meigs county by CpL Carl I. Boggs. McVey was driving a 1962 Chevrolet contto!!.t _ property of Harden Sorrell, --,• Waynesville, Ohio. J<iut D. Wogan of 11ut Qo111 X Officers reported that the car, post. Enroule to Gelllpalll, D.. which had been stolen about any allegedly pulled a J1 pllllll ek ago, had been white but on the officer ID !be patnl was repainted red. The vehicle cruiser. Be was dllanDed Utf, was picked up by Georgia Sor- brought to jaiL rell. Investigation of JlD rx'hl Harold C. Denny, 27, Middle- at 1:45 p.m. Friday at Norlbup po t lod d · · il h been p1 ted 0 US the r 'weekend was on ge State m JaHighway over toasthe patrol, comaad e a •ehHft t1 William Van Brocklln Owen patrol charges of lntoxlcsUon, xpeed in exceu tor r1l8d Cllll6 Sr., 31, father of Ohin Vall•y resisting arrest and carrying a tiona has been Died aplnsf Publishing Company President concealed weapon. He Is report- James F. Neal, 45, RL 1 Nortllo ond Publisher Richard S. Owen edly betng held without bond up. passed away suddenly on Christ- lor .a hearing . Wednesday in Other arrests lncllldld: Dlvlll· mas day at his residence tO'I Gallipolis munlctpal coorl. Den- F. Jennings, 21, Colwnbul, Bl'f'Voort Rd .. Columbus. ' \ ny was still In tha county jaU drit_lni whll.! to~ llld Mr. Owen was a mtmber ot at IO a.m. today.. recldess ~ pllltiitl fUI.Ihe Overbrook Presbyteriun The patrol sold that Denny 50 bond to appear Dee. 111 to Church and attendeti Onio Nor- was arrestod In Cheshire on a municipal court; rucbard 11 !bern University. charge of mt~xlCa_ll~byPtl. (Continued or1 Page 2) Survivors include his wife, I lam not complaining, ~reisi~& and glor There' wnl job w en with boils anc WA: HINGTON (UPIJ Seoate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield Ieday eaJied for an 111-deptb examination of all ulstlog majol' federal proarams by lhe Senate'• powerful comuilllee chair· mea daring !be con1lllg COB• 1 1 sl gress 008 aes on. "The time seems to be very ripe" for sucb a move, Mansfield wrote tbe ch•lrme• ''I do oot 11 · •- ~ - for sweeplog ao oew etpa~ ..questa leJi•· taUve approaches 111 the 90th Cougrm. C. W. Johnson, 226, Union Ave., Pomeroy, was the final big winner In the Pomeroy Mer- : chants Gold Star Give-a-way on ' Saturday. His prize was ..,00 _ •• Winning $SO each were Rol,_ 1and Cra btree, Alb any Rd .; ...,. ona D1ngey, New Haven. and Barbara Ebhn, . Pomeroy. Awarded $2.1 were Vlfgll Ramey, Pt. Pl~asant; Mrs. Larry SUllivan, West Columbia: AI· 'W"}}" tona Karr, Long Bottom, Mrs. Danny Roush, New Haven, and Robert Burton, Pomeroy. R.. all of these trout im:=~ge "' "' 0~ the northeast coast of South The battle was the bloodiest Ithreatened to blonom Into a now 33,000 U.S. lrOOpS and Only three weeks ago, aiwitn.r 0:<,' .~"',/a correspondent to lacilltletlD populftafllla.-~; Vietnam. It was the first time thu! far in tile five-day hostility nationwide walkout. The threat several airbases in Thailand- assembly lender, Tran Van Vao.. .:,~;{ " . rf the war the Communists period between holiday truces. was made by Vietnamese labor parts of which are less 1llan 100 was shot to death by two Viet '-" ClvUian DOmase The CentrallfiCbl•ndt--·if J attacked and briefly overran 'The Communists were driven leaders when U.S. trQOps miles from North Vietnam. Cong assassins. Van was an 11le correspondent, assislant batUe today wu tile ' such a strong position. Iback when the Cavalrymen , arrived at the docks to unload There also was a new threat opponent of military rule In the Managing Editor Harrison SaliB- since the ebour 4ibl'll!l!ll The U.S. delenders reported received reinforcements and air cargo from American shlpa to the political stability of the naUon and was considered a bury, reported Sunday that u.S. troce ended at 7 fi~ding 44 Com munist bodies !support. ]'died since Monday's walkout. government in South Vietll8m. possible csndldate for presideat raids caused extensive clvtiian (6 p.m. EST SUnday). and expressed belief air strikes \ The U.S. and South Vietna- Another threat arose that Dr. Phan Quana Dan, a leading tn electiotlll next year. damage to two towtlll in the day New Year'a tna artillery and nuvat bombard- mese governments meanwhile caused mounting concerh over member of the Cotllllituent Meanwhile, U.S. ofllclals in Hanoi area. start at 7 a.m. Dec. 11 ~·ji1~~-;~ ment had k11led others. Exact round themselves faced with ' the stability of the U.S. military Assembly, was wounded today Washlnginn conceded t b a I The Pentagon said that "It Is EST Dec. 30). size of tht U.S. force was not other serious problems in the position in Thailand. The South by an assassin's bomb that Ameriean bombing raids on Impossible to avoid all damage U.S. spokesmen r81!10rfi!idJII! disclosed; a spokesman called ll 1war. · \'ietnamese .LiberaUon Front shattered his car. One Vletna- North Vietnam have inevitably to ~ivtiian areao, especlally the fight thai "multi-company" and a compa· l Double Threat I (Viet Cong) today warned the meso bystander was ldlled and caused damage to civilian when the North Vietnamese least 44 North ny usually has 200 men. The; The strike of Vietnamese U.~. ally that it would retaliate five others wounded by the areas. The Defense Department deliberately emplace thelr .dr bodies found in 81 Red force which attacked in dockworkers in Saigon- already against Thailand if it continued explosion. Dan was a Ieader oil Issued • statement in response defense sites, their dispersed of the area, about ...,....'"!'!' screaming human wave assaults a crimp in the movement of to support the American ~ar the assembly bloc wr1ttng a ~ewlto a query from the New York POL (petroleum) sites, their southwest of 11one Sol!. was put at 1,200 rr.en. vital~i~~-""rgo_:_ t~ay~fort _in~~."'· There ore South Vtelnamese constltutlOD. Times which succeeded In radar, and other mllitary CONTINUED Oil . REM~MBERI member thi:lt Cl en - J _,. GOO'NESS GRACIOUS SAKES A.UVJ:.' WHAT EVER MAPE 'IM TAKE A DIVE? ' lWi\ltil ., l)epartment has COliU. 8. bomljers are 11q111e clvlllan damage ytelplull, but Ills populOUI hllve ~bit late "~, relterated"tbal the Polley Is toW. mllitary added tbal to avoid an '• ~~~~.wite~ .- • • • I . ' J ·.: d Presi ent's Version of Plane Incident Di££ers Sharp}y £rom MaBChester Rumors_ _ .. · By ALVIN SPIV.U l . We were ushered into the 1refused to. grant intervl.-.11! United Pres& lotematloaal prlVale quarters ol the Pres- 1any pubhcattoos about "lilt grandchildren~!' bro~=~ AUSTIN, Tex., tUPI) - ident's plane," _Johnso?, told the entire matter" of the ManUeio ;; GWINN CLARK DIEI Frank Rb 1 Pome . William President Johnson s own ver- Warren CommlSSton. It dldn·t ter boOk and bad onlered 1:' RD Pom.;.o : Oaren 1slon ol his post-assassination seem right for John Kennedy staf! to remain silent. 118 n11f . 2 damage to civilian areas" replying to New York 'nmes Cwlnn Clalk, H, .former Seltl y, t a <:e, : flight home from Dallas on Nov. not to be there. I told someone Press Secretary George Sucb clvlllan damage was dispatches printed Sunday and Meigs county re.ldent, died unFriends .::e~ail at the tuner- 22, 1968, offers sharp contrast that we preferred lor Mrs. tlan was asked wit)' especially hard to avoid when tnday In ,which ,It was iald A- expectedly at his hom~ ,: in a1 hnme anythne. with rumo_red descrlptlonl of Kennedy to use these quarters." had oevor pUI bllDielf on " the "North Vietnamese dellber- merlcall air rallls had caused \Chnrleston Decelnller ·20. Fuh1m as an mconstderate boor In Those remarks hardly eon- about events recoM In empl,ace their air defensa damage to Hanoi toWtlll. nerlll Fill· SQUAD CALLED William "The lorn., with reports that Mancil- Manchester book. Cblrilttad'ttliif tilejr dlspened POL Times correspondent ·Harrison day at the i!utieral Sunday at &:40 p.m. the Mid- Death of .a President. . esters book would portray tile JobMOn had, lor the <petroleum, oll and Jpbrlcabts Salisbury, reporting from Han-\ Home, South Char)e!ton, Grave- dleport emerg ad was Johnsons commenta, in teati- Kennedy party as bavmg beeo ;Commlasloo, and "u far • !lites, !heir rl!dar and other ol, said Sunday that ''on • the< side services were Mid at thf! called to the ~ '::tin ·res~ mony for the Warren Comm!s- shocked to find tbat Johnson' k0011: tbat II an be ' milllltf faclllliea) ill' pj~pulaled spot .Inspection lrullcates that Nelson cemetery ' l>t!x~ lle ia d~ on South ~' St where slon on July 10, 1964, are 1111 bad taken over his predeces done• ~...,l and ~. aomellml!8, American bOmbing has been survlvt¥1 by bl,~ 'wlft ~Mildred. Mr. ""lJn wtis · sulfe~ · from •wn :twn public rematts on :sor:s airplane cabin and w~ JobMOn, lleeGidll!lto on ~ roofl of , ~1 lnfilcllrul ·COII~rabl,e clvlllaa . a son Paul, St. AJ!tli~··' a '11au- a qoi!~"bleed. "'was ':!•~ In the . Someoow, the1 n~ye IJVln, shntl shrill to Kennedy • speculailaa . Wllal bulldlqP,,:' the statement Siik!- !'115Ualtles aqd ' 'lto \ghter, Beity, of, Memorlalllplpllal ;nd H flllier 1111 ,, Tbe·,.'J P.eiltacoD' II'II'IP11!rellt!Y envlrJ)IIs Jrom' some jlme past." Telln. ..d thrile ·..~ llll';u~ • ,. • e1as te ouse said 1 In a , · · . . . . ·' 1 · ~· 1 · •~r"·. ~~~f"'ll!· ~~ ·~· ,,.~. ~Maa.cbe»tera.._ . ··~, ~W.IJ ~ Jobn'OP hDtl t. ~ . . ..., '\,_, •• r E · ·~«t~. r:""' .•. '1 i " . ·'I · ' il'lfl!liitii'M' f ®UW. f* "tiV \U~ 1\111 · . d D ' · Conce es · ama•e ~~~~;~~ ~ He had ·operated the Grueser Lumber Co. until he retiren Survivors Include his wife, Ethel; three sons, Robert E., Surln¢1eld: Ro. Pomeroy, and Paul E Col yb , · ·'I *' N.....; I notl . ~lely Sl~, ser~ices wer~· hel~ Suodgra~ Manrbester:~ I I h\.H~nol lf¥4.~vllle, vetera~ ful'""" ,.._ " ~Y ::0~ ~ ~~~~~. ta~y . st~ !iOO:Irl W'al~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 25, 1966 fields knox lewis miller proffitt