https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d0d435a8e8de8bf7a88cb8c868af9a3e.pdf 4f4462bf2a034ede8e5361f49fd784fb PDF Text Text \ --- 24 PAGES • VQt. 1 NO. 48 ---- - · - -------- GalllpoU.Pt. Pleaunt SUNDAY; JANUARY J, 1967 •~·t· ory' s LONDON (Upj) .::-"l'bbevea pulled off blttu':7'1 Jqgest art theft s.turw, i'al4lnc tl\e hl&lorlc o.lwleh Art ~anetf of eJCbt~v~ at fU miiJlon. . Gallery ofllclall -.14 t h e thieves .made. «<ff , With three palnti!!BJ by Rembrandt, three by Rubena, b7 E1shelmer and ODI ' by Gerrard Dou. me The thieves entered the red brick gallery, datlq bali to the 17th century, by drlllinl through a panel ID 1 alcle doOr which waa ~ ~ to the . g11llery's burglar alann aystem. A very thin member of the lAIII then squeeud througb ihe ·ODefoot by two-foot aperture liDd · went after the valuable p~ lngs. est ·•'Art expertl .... it WIIJ the biggest art theft 1n history. ODe of the m1ssing Rembrandt'• - "Girl at a . WlJ1. dow" painted by the Dutch mas. ·ter ·ln. 164.5 - was ·eallmated to be worth between $U m11llon· and •·• mlll1on alone. "Everybody knows thli palUcular picture," ·art , expert ~ K~ter J 4 laid. "Nobody I I , P41meroy·Middlepurt u e ~ can aell It 'whatever they do." A 1pokesmau at the National Gallery told a.ewmen that the paintlop "are so well known that 110 reputable gallery or dealer could be approached With tbem .. · '"'bere Ia I possibllity that tome ,private collector •commi&lllQDtd' the theft 10 he could hllll(l the works In 1 gallery be- hind a wall. But lbat tends to be 1 rather fictional Idea because the ~ QOlleclor Is of a bre!d wbo eojoy~~ showing his works to others." The gallery, llltuated In a Dlckenionlan residential area about seven miles. south of a:ntral London, is one of the oldest ID Europe. Vestiges of the 17th· Century, PRICE 10 CENT including I a v I s h Georgian homes and the last toll road In areater London, stand In its shadow. The Dul wich collection Js one of the finest in Britain. ~ Includes examples of the Spanish, French and British schools of painting as well as the. Dutch and Flemlsb works. It Ia owned by Dulwicb Col· ~e, ID Important En&fttb nc ICbool. '*"' . Pollee Jmmedlately ·. .._.. Interpol - the interDaUcJaal poo lice oraanlzatlon - and elamto ed a watch on all pcGI and air fleldl. Offtciala uld the thilf• ,,. .. entered the gallery .ometlml between 4 p. m. rridly and 1:4J a.m. foJlaY• = . Predict 540 Deaths Conling Over Long Holiday Weekend EIICOuraged by the compara-1 showed that 17 persons bad f toll was far below the councll's tlvely low traffic death toll been kllled in traffic accidents estimate and the Christmas during the Christmas weekend, ' since the holiday began. record of 720 set in 1965. Safety experts today hoped for ' The breakdown: Despite its end-of-the-year a sbpilar conclusion to the long Traffic 17 frivolity, the New Year Is rated new Y•¥ weekend. Planes 3 a far safer holiday on the 'lbe ~atlonal Safety council 'llotal · 20 highways than Christmas. Last esum.ted that 460 to 540 The safety council estimated year, 562 persons were killed In ~ would be killed In that 21,000 to 25,000 persons traffic during the New Year tlaftfif clwing tbe New Year . may suff!)r disabling Injuries In . hilli!IJY period vdlich 1tarted at ' collisions during the holidays. 1 p.lll. Friday and ends at Some of them will die later, inJdn!lbt Monday. bringing the total New Yvar toll ,_ figures ranged from' only to lletween 810 and 720. lQ \10 to JIIOI'8 deaths than the ' Tbe hopes. of the safety averqe oJ 450 for a comparable cquneil lllld ot,b!H'S were based . DO~Uday period at thil utne In part, Clll Dl!ltorlals' perfor- ;_ the,year. · . , mance during the Chralllma5 ·:~:. By S a.m. ES!J', the United weekend, wh8!l 600 persons died P r t 1 a IDtematlollal c o 11 a t in a similar 78-hour period. The 1 t\ ~ ... . \.... .holiday period. 'lbe weather WOU]d be -. · important factor In .this w~ end's toll. Durlg the Christmas week~ safety experts attributed .tht tow death toll In pal't to poor weaber CODditiODI .Wflicla kept many travelers home.· · �• • I., I • , . • 1ne: I GoIlia - IN OU River News jttMIJ! ~mtt!i- itnfittti ',.TOWN O.wp rz hp - OaJilpolll Dom IU, 1T.Z. nmnf0111 feel i<ljlers, Pame101 • 11.1101111· M, Pl. PleaAnl ll.'lt, lllnloa ' ' DICK THOMAi Kanawha Fslls 7.01, 1 hB!I not reaUy pllnbed a column tor today. Not ltllton 11.11. London was nm- really, 1 just lost my nerve, and here I ~m. I would bive I ; M' ·,t~..p~~"chea on. Today is Sunday, Jan. 1, 1V67. 1 ~'-are 364 days left in the new year. We wllb ~ · j"eiders a happy ami prosperous . ~IIIW year! • 13~ one and three quarters of rather jull r¥ted lor a couple of taya to let bi abape · • foot, Marmet z feet, and Win- for tbe -ra( race that'll come. Dam 7 feet. WrHlnJ Without planning a lib tlytnc Without ll6ot Man~~~e~~ll: plan. You just have to ramble on, hopll'lg you'U Mi ~ River _ Defender up 14, there safely antt on time; Here'a boplna. (Ed. Note: · waa late). I :SO p. m.; PIOIIeor up 14, 4 p. -uoe f"IrSI ord er o1 bus1ness ,. •- wW bave the ssme oquad ..... ..,..., • • m.; OVEC up 14, I:SS p. m.; a "Happy New Year" to yilu Tbere'll not a senior on I h o .4. NOTHER holiday season has come Tllar. up 14, 7:55p.m.; Jellboal and youra from me and mine. team. Tbey brougbt liJ: fres!I..,. and gone. Once again Christmas IIP 14, 12:50 L m.; Flag Ship up II'S aad to aee an fill year meo, seven IOPbomons and decorations in the 6\d Freneh City's 14, 1:30 •· m.; 'J>oUywog up 14, poll, especially ua Cood mom- throe juniorS llltb. them. Jlqblj~ Square attracted much atten· 2:20 a.· m.; Criss Jr. up 14• enta. Tournalnenta ~a nice place tlgn, near and afar. The Times-Sentinel 1:40 a. m.; lnca·up 14, 3: 4D L We drove to Hun~!iglim 1'11· to meet olll !rlObcll lllil malt ~nizes the following firms, busim.; Queen City up 14, 5:30 a. night to see a movie at the new 011ea. I talked to Gone J!oalDI!!Ii' a,nd profealonal men ·Who donatm.; Philip Sporil up 18, 3:05 Orpheum. We are my wife and Dell of Poruml>uth, l!bo l1oni 'f1 t9 .\ he 1966 'llecor:tlon ~rojet!: a. m.; Lucy Jane LuC81 up 11, I. IIW Tbe Blue Mu: Ill!' with UidE lly'!d of i!GII1h 6:30 a. m.; A. J. Patten down ring George Pepparll, V..uJ. Webster, called lbe chsll!l'llll'S Hardware, Dav!s.shuler, Bernadlnes, G. & 18, 1:15 a. m.; New MartinsviUe Andress, and James Muon. Ndp Clime. . ' .. · •• ope's Furniture, C. Mac McGinness, Commercial up 17, 12:20 a. m.; Ro~ Reed ll's the story of air wa~ hi Bennett Ia a IICOUt for I h t ' villgs Bank, Tawney Jeweler, Dr. R. D.. Thomup 17, 3:05 a. m.; Ben McCool World War I from the Gernlan ClnclnnaU Rod.! and he told ~ns Packing Co., Dr W. LeWIS BJDWD, First ~aup 17, 3:41 a. m.; Elisha Woods view polnl Tbe Blue Ma was Don Van Du-, 11-11 Mn!.. lllink, City Loan, G. C. Murphy, Dr. L. E. Snuth, ~ WINNER Claire Woode, center, Uncoln Hts., Pomeroy, Is the up 17, 5:40 a. m.; Jefferson up the ~ award Germany gUard, from Gleb liud, N. Y., qmbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., Price and Pharmacy Ohio Bell Telephone, G. C. Murphy winner In tho Dec. 2' drawing by Middleport M~rchant.ll in the Cbl'istmas Gil't.A:;.Il8, 7 a. m~ John Ladd Dean Rave to her pOols. In pat1:1cular. of the ConcOr4 JIOUDtaiD Lloat, , Carl's Famlly Shoe store, Fort Pitt Shoe Store, Rama. Mrs. John Werner, tteaturer ot the Middleport Merchants Assn., and Dale up 110, 4:20 a. m.: ~ It's the atoey o! an IVI!rzeai- that he'D bo a draft eholte t1 1•30 a.· m.; auo ·puot who lei liDihlnt ·stand the Redll 1a JIDUII')'. van ~ style eent~r Dan Thomas and Son Shoe Store, Colum- DUttll11. chairman ot tht Cbriltmu promotion preent Mr. Woodt wltb his check. Bruce down Irene Cbotbl down :a, 8:10 a. 1u bla way to w/b the Blue Ma, ,•en 1'11)11 lihGrtltop and .froiD bia Gp Ohio Valley Publishing Co., Ohio Valley 7 DOt avon bll mpertor Alfilcer's lhe looka of one ot lilt lllldl!iBank, ·e entral Supply, Haskins-Tanner Co., Wileman 0 m.; Hervey Jordon up AJejicy Bob Evans Steak House. Krroger SUpermar· 7 a. m.: EI1ercllff up :IS, p.m.: w1te. handed btskltlball ~ • ket, CIU.k's Jewelry Store, Martin Ford AJency, and Ranger dQ1lll "- t1~ P· m.; Photograp~. or I lhould made tht other Dlpt'lo a...,.._ Middleport Merclwlll bave Other winners, In wblch no Sadie Wolfe, Z4 Rallroad SL, Mountain Stile up 23, 4 a.m.: uy !limed, m' ireland, t be ma~ under lba buUI, · Thomas Clothiers. • one prir.e lD their recent Gift- purchales were n....,...,., In Middleport, filii!. Mrs. Paul Bos- George Price up GreeJIUp 7 llhow liu magnlllctnl ~ee~~ery bo'l · ant. -1966 JN •review will be featured over WJEH•FM (101.5 A-Kama promotion wblcb Ia the Gllt-A-Rama, wore the fol· ilck, 871 SOuth .FrOnl Sl., Mid- Andrew CalhoWI d01111 Greenup and the aerial pboleSflpby, not llyl and~ lftlllo•a meg) this evening at 7 o'clock. Entitled "Newscope to be claimed. It Ia for $!5. lowing: November :1& drawing, dleport, $100, Mrs. Paul Caocl, 12:10 a. m.; Buckeye Stata to mentioll the actual flying Jot o1 I'Ollelle cames toletblr. '68" the special program .includes many of the top winning numbers were post- Mrs. Kay Platter, ~ South 766 Brownell Ave., Middleport, Greenup 1:15 a. m.; Mils Ia 111perb. 1 wonder- Tbey make a fine comblnaUon. news stories of the area d11rlng the past 12 months. eel on local merchants' wind- Second },ve., Middlepor!;- $100; $'/5, and Mrs. Vernon Donahue, down Greenup 1:111 a. m.: wberelhey go1 the old World Hyland aJwva _ . . uP with Dal• Rotbgeb, WJEH news director, assembled the Rulea of tho conteol alai- Annabel Houdalhell, Route 1, R. D. 2, Racine, t?S, mer up Greenup 1:10 a. m.; H. W.r lflabtar planes. '!'hey look· 110me new joi:ed woa'l repeal material. The program was produced by Mlkit Canthat all prizes had to be Mluersvlllt, $76, and Beverly December 24 wlnnera, Mrs. E. Bowles d~W11 Meldabl 1 ed like '!01118 BrlUab Ugbt air- MY oflhem betf. 91 . ~ tllNl. Commentators are Eddie Atkina and Lou Muel- claimed by December 31. l.Gng, 123 Hudson St., Middle- Hazel Russell,· R. D. I, Mid- m.; Euo PeDJ111lvanla down touched up a bl~ here lhey're net t!J bod 111!11!1111 " lero~,TIIe program will be repeated Monday, at 10 a.m., port, $50. dleport, t2001 Jt. E. Mlasmaa, Mel~abl 11:20 a. m.; and lhe.... wllh 1na1pn._ many llllpiiC'!aDI tbln&• on JOUr o~p WJEH-AM, 990KC. December 2 drawing, Mary Box 83, Minersville, $50, Don Quoen up Meldabl 1:10 L m.: '1111 llnale 1!DI ldll you. II llllDd. ·wbo rtmembers a j<tlt. l.Gu Hawkins, 10 Liberty Ave., C. Becker, S80 Sauth Second BoC-K down Meldabl 2:20 a. ln. did Georce Pepi*d, otar of 1 cea't. 1 ~ a Columbus & Southern Oblo Electric Pomorey, $76, Ralph Pratt, Ave., Middleport, $50. GaJIJ-"· Dllll _ On. ard lho lllow. Tbt new l)rpe paruol- ROBBQI: SILER, wilt pr.-::.,_~p_any publication, devoted three pages (2,3,4) MU North Front St., Middleport, ':""'" , · w wi!JI German ll&blar be ta•ted !ers tq be eaJied Roll, Bob Pd to' the Giilllpolls area In Its December issue. $25 and Mary Husted 383 Ash down 8 ·20 p. m.. Valley bad a modirn nine cylinder Pat'a son te1ll me thcf)l'a a • st., Middleport, $25. ' er up_n p. m.; Or~ up • radial type engine. Nothlnc lUte bJ4 sl!uw' eollllq ·wlbt Pl. NEW YORK (UPI) - A 1 16 THE article, entitled, "Gift For Gallipolis" Includes ....... December t wilnere, Mrs. a. m. • Polly ~- up • • a. m.. ol)lecl In an aircraft of Pleassnl ~OI'J Dell Saturel New York CIIJ ...,_ c- five· pictures, accompanied by a brief summary of Norman Wayland, 38 Nortb SaTlboll down Ul •· m., Sussn day. But then, World War daJ ni&ht (JBII. 7) from a p.m. Jut,,October's ground breaking ceremony of the new llelallo wllia ·• Iaiiie lor lha eond Ave., Middleport, $1110; Lane downbound, w alii D 1: alrerafl are alino.!l Hllllcl, to mldnlib~ l!ld Rob ..y. ~ lblqo Ia life laao 1111Robbins A: Myers, Inc., plant, held in the Evans Sup- filler Mn. Albert Rou.lb, Z4t North Brlmestone upbound and wall- aren't" lheyf can't afforil to milo 11. aOIUiced ' establlalunoal t1 a e!11larlleiB, Inc., warehouse on Bob McCormick Rd. It's Tbe Preview ol 8111'1, "'lumgover cltnic" featrniDI Third St., Middleport, $50, and WASHINGTON (VPI) - !led lng. • " I' ~a Hawley, ll9t Pearl St., Cblba•a latest nuclear test Kanawlla !liver LAST ·w.J:EK, wriUng about apensored by lhe PL Pltasa~l """""' lllld cbaJD. QNE.p!cture on page 2 shows Ohio Governor James .......... pope to h<lp heal the:aJo Middleport, $25. . . . ni 111 bave been a giant atep to- dcwn l.Gndon 5:30 a. m.; Cbrlatmaa decorauena, I fOilOI Interact Cl~b. and f011turea twa Rhodes breaking ground for the 30,000 square foot ..,_ New Year'l Daf, December 11 winners, )!rt. ward development of an H • lea K. down 'Marmet ~ p.m.; to taU you, about a nativity bal!'l•· Tb'"'' Dale Wrlcht and plant. Page 3 and 4 pictures show part of 200 persons Dr. llerherlj. Gould, ....... --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·~ · Ibomb, according to lnformaUon Chickasaw down W'mfteld l:to p. scene 1D I church yard at Proc- lhf Wrllhl Guya and Jlnuny w!Kl ~ a~ded . the ceremony, plus the main speaken ldenl of lhe Plfliolaal Wile • released by the United States. m.; Allen R. Merrill down Win- torvllle. I saw II before Olrfsl· stokeley and "" EzliOJ. ·Prom stall,d.aJid, a section of A. K. (Red) Suiter's Gallia AcaWASliiNGTO~• (UPI) -Tho The Atomic Energy field 4:10p. m.; 0. F. Shearer on · way back from Runt.- w~al Rob aaya theM 811)11 can Appro<ladoo Soclel1 of New d"I.IIY Wah school band. Yort, wldeh describes llaelf sovenmenl Satardoy plckell alon reported Ft'lday that an- down Winfield 5:10 p. m.; Tam- lngton. U had Uve sbeep In It. play evtr)lbody'a IIJVO!'IIel 11 11 8 poup tl MVeral .... lhe d..lcn• •ft•e .Hoe.., Ca. alyola of airborne debrlf my While up Winfield 5:11 p.n; II turned ·out to be the Klni&- wen. u lhf mdern beal atuff, c'~fu,l'jjus & Southern Ohio Electrle company of- 81 dred dootan .......... lila ud GeDeral Ele<trle Corp, tho filth nuclear ~ on oee. Helen Z. up Winfield 11:35 p.m.: ley Chapel Methodist Cburcb, They're alther IPIIIIOI'ed bJ, or .. fidals played an Important role In helpln,ll Gallia ..... tl pod ....... wlao ... for lbo Supenoalc Air Tranisbowed that both .. uranium Scott Olotln up Wlnfteld 1:30 a. at the oecond lralfie. are proteg• of Did: Clark• 27 co!W,ty.)and the new manufacturing plant. .. q • • • • were used. m.: J. s. Lewll down Winfield . BQulhl,louqcl oo ~1. 7 tltrough Too bad I won't be . aroun\1 .· splrlll," Mil!~ ...... put, tl!ST) wblclo would lair- 238 and llo Undredl of _ , . . . be, _ Ia 1 , . m.: F!anklln B. c1owa Win- tho filial~· 11lat • the oh- that night. I milhlllltal: vwr. ...-11111Meoletl 225 TWE~YEARS AGO, from the files of 11i~ . , , ..n..tr:.:,.;. a I I IJrea OOillln~o al lhnt lng f;..ms 8:40 1 • m. of \h~. 1\ev., Roy E. , Wtgal, But I'll be down at Morehead ~tri~une and weekly Gallll Timea • . . ~lmeti lbt opeed af IOIIIId. naturt and 'ts .. .· . 1~ PJI,~ of tho Sunpoon Stata, Rob'o Alma Mat u, 1 CIWI)Y\!U. 44, DQned DeW• Gallipolis Postm~~ '.. .. · ~- ...... rre\.cl, 75. · Ro lilld •• dlale, 1oealetl Cap'i,' ftomila F'. Woodward, 52, former "fiver pUot, therefore a '"J.'l.l,..,£ ''''" ~J!'1 1~llll Church, II wateblnJ the Galdeti Eaglet go ch CALLING !IIIUHII , _lljq G~al)do. after Murray•. Rob won't be, dlis on New Year's Eve : . . j!:ugene A. Hornsby, Mer- ID a plaab mldtowa hotel, al· ..,.. .' Friends of .. llldl· TQlil 1SECOND ANNUAL Pl. he'll ba at 'l11e Preview o1 cerville, father of five, is Gallia's first traffic victim .. wOidd priYlde a.,u11 r.r AmeriCIIIII Puffing At Bisher Rates ards, 47, who Pl"41sanl Rolery Holiday Jt•ri)O- Stan. of '1947' .':. Mrs. Viola Woodward named new city 111emben wbo eaa't llald lila Dayton U011al Basketball Tournament Ill health nurse ... Richmond, Va., Glove Corp., to lo- llloogbl. Ral Cold S wASIDNGTON (U'PI) n, · ' · DOW can cal! at the over and the Rio Grande catl! new plant In Gallipolis ... Bill Joe Johnson's American smokers consumed a To Greet New Year Funeral home lege Hadme~ of Art Lanhom !N<lket In flnall2 seconas gives GAHS 40-39 upset win City Workers Agree record 642 biiUon cigarettes In The New Year was likely to p.m., Sunday. successfully defended '-· ~ over Nelsonville basketball team. T E d W lk 1186 and probably will smoke he ushered In by, rain and snow Cl'O'WD by downing West VI IUA6iY, NOAbiY ·' o D a out even more next year desplta for Ohioans, the VPI said. The Young Xenia Man Stale &3-92, a team they deon4 TUIIDAY TOLEDO, Ohio <UPI)-Some repeated warnlni• of k feated last year 98-IIB. "'btl~~~~~ ARI 1 be outlook was lor Ught snow or Killed . W 950 striking city workers a- dangers lt meaJUI to health. a mixture ot rain and snow m rec . State wlll be tousll COMING, THI JtutSIANI ""'""" Friday to end their walk- 'l11e Agriculture Department er the state by XENJ:A, Ohio (UP!) - Rob- next year. Coach Frank Enly AilE COMING" . over a wage dlsputa and ·•'d Friday 1_ consumpUon night. A warming- trend was ert L. Esterline, 21, Xenia, was · -T~blllcolor.:. "l'<!tUJ'D to th 1 job •• ~•·• s rda 1 lhr lfa 1 Plott to makllhil world " e r a on we ,...,. a was an ln<rease of about U per expected to set in on atu Y n a ee-car SUNDAY die Jouablngl Carl lleluer, cent over the 09 billion bqwever, with temperatures colllsloo eight miles aouth Eva Marie SaiD~ Alalt·~JW!, , lllker 8 ;tlal Vlsltlng Angele Guinther, Oleslar. The w..-kers, membera of Lo- clgarottes whlch Amerlcano In& Into lhe ' 408. on Oltlo 88 · TIMES-SENTINEL :,anTb~,.r;oo~ ~ ' hourj 2'4 .':d 7-8: p.m. Parents Dlacbll'les - Douglaa UcalniM7 of(PthEeU)Pu,bhUaed beEmen ployones smoked In 18115. 'l11e Ohio Highway Patrol ..,':'~:~:, ::;:r,.,.:O"':'.? •• Tilt Ford FIGHT RESULTS Esterline's auto colllded with ouLIPOLII ~•••• C.lorcoriooMt Practical Yoke M W d II B ke 1nd unly Gil Pediatrics Ward. te~~- O~ll~ !~rn:. strike alnce early Wednesday , ID.terrar.e Children By United Press Inlernaflonnl another car driven by ..:ll. :J:::: Hyotorloo1 ~ . . .Iatona - James M. Hughes, Virgil Roush, Davt;l City services were dlarupted. BANGKOK (UP!) C. Palmer of Dayton. Moments ;:., -=r.._t:'"o':.fr;..'.:"*o~ -;,.:: ~lop; 711c • ~ Snpdara!B, Texas Rd.; Mrs. Grant, Christy Grant, M r ,, Tbey voted to accept madlatlon Probably Vigorona Chlnol, 111, 'l11allaDd, efter the crash, a third ::,.•::.~..~:::,:. '"" n WOOtfnoodoy an4 TltUnotior lltDif Shoemaker, Bidwell; Mill PlersOII and son, Mary of the dl1pute by the Labor • WASHINGTON (l1PJ) -Sclen. Walter McGowan, 110, strucl< the wreckage. Two olbJon, 4-1 · 111 -•••k 11- · - ...,. 0 Man .. ement Cittuns Commit. 1 th •h (9) W ld n eight tille bout Injured ~T OPII! •' Lee ..AJ!en Roleomb, Eureka Bradbury, VIrginia Pierce. -. t •ta say ere ~ llll sense to t e . or yw . er persons were . "'"· '"'"'"•• ... , .,.•.., .,,.. ,~.,.N.; Harvey L. Cox, Gam. (LMCC). notion that one race Is ::.'. ~':!::'...=::-=.~,.;-~:..,':: , pbl1ii.1J.{rs:· Roy Brinker, Mas. Meigs Geaeral Hospital ••inferior" or ••suoerior" to Obi• T':'M:"~~.. IUIIClln!O,. '. on; ~ . John F. Sturgeon, Pt. Admission• -Clarence Jones, ~ , another and the ehUdren of nrrler 11111' uctlrt s.turtlf Pta8J!I!jt<.. RubY B. Ohlinger, {lalllpolis. JOHNSON~. T... (UPII Interracial marriages may be .. ,.'t,',:''Jio:\'~r.,l,:;t,"· •.,,,, Weft11 ~lumbta; Gary D. Pul· Dl~ebarae• - N~ne. _ Pretldeat and Mn ••Jolla- more vigorous. . • C .:;• :;rr~~ :!::""'.!.!" :.~le '•'= liDs,,._ .J, Pomeroy; ~arvin D. IOD bad a quJH New' Year'l This ~as one eonc1uslon of a ::'.!.~ •n~ ,:-;",,:-::"~-~ ~Br - ~~·bel LanAgthesville ; Mrscarl Stan Tell A-ful Eve and &hey pl..... to at- FrtsymdpoStumln canon helldthhterhe . ,.~ ':f,~,:,-:,. . .,_ rry, no; . " leJUI clourch aenleN ll ~ ay n w e Bertlw ]treluon be In lhe Miles Cemetei'J at."' ••"'"' ,..,., '"'" _,., "· M~.Baas, Wellston. Stury for John80n al&bl al lhe LBJ ranoiL 133rd annual tneeting of the Bertha N J ck8o 15 ' .JI::..:.~":.!r.:' :".:£"'\:'' 1 RuUand. . PARIS (UPI) T Fre h American Association for the . a n, ' ~- Service• will also be conduct~ ••c4flt~~~ ,. •• ........,. ".. 111r1t - Mrs. John E. Stur- •. ~ wo nc '11!e qalel eveaiDI wa1 In Advancement of Science Larkin St., Rutland, died Fr1- eel Sand ,_, Mid , ...,... to· ,.,, "'"""'"' '"' '"' • Pleasant daughter ourtune tellen today predicted keeplnl lbe rt!llmetl · day afternoon at her home atoy a1 8 p. m. "1 . Friday. ' ' Niltita S. Khnlobohev would JobDOGa 1w bold 10 tiarlq ter a IOIIg illnela. She wu 1 dleport Lode• No. 381 F.loA.M. w come back to power In Russia lbe pool 11 UJI af ........,.. END HOLIDAY member of the MI. Zion Bap. of which Mr. Jorut.on wu 1 llit*!"!ff!!"" - Edward Blacl:b H . In ltll7. They also loreo:aat tiOD from lhrael and abdomlo WATFORD, England <VPI) - list Olurch, Rutland. member. Frtonda may 01111 II 1 Mrs. ~- President Johnson'• popularity aaJ ,.,,..,., .. !:rc:.:"Puto~~.! u!'~ ~oaead. Survivors Include her bus- the funeral hom• anJtlme. would Franc alnk to a new low and ·~ Elizabeth A· Gen In shame aa owner George b8 nd J 01hua,· one broth er, AI1 Mrs. Lewis Holberg, • the S~,-~anco would SNOWBALL _,_._ Dodds poured 1011 pinta 01 •ond vln Wanzo, Toledo, and oever- Mra. Gerald lluU ·-•· G L J relurn pa.~, govemnent .,...._ • aJ n s and he F · E· J ~ •P, sry · os- to ro ai'" YO""'ERS N y (UPI) _ English beer down the drain. '""': , nep wa, uner- Mrs. Gerald Hull, 63, I h t . Charles W. Kuhn, y .,. ..,. ' , • With good reason Dodds II servtces wdl be held Mon- former Fawn Fredorlck, a na·. A. Langhorne, Ken- : : : • ;:,el~ ·~ :ler ~~t= onU'Iu w~ alter buying. up 8110 pi~ lor th; day al 2 p.m. at the 141, Zion live of Ga!Ua county and a res- ' Uncia Jo Maynard, pr c ru atu a o raceway e holiday ..ason had been llapllst Church with the Rev. ldenl of mdweU died 'Friday • I L. Miller' Mrs. would .!'"""me "even more In- of the snowball atakea series oo Informed that b wos to be Gill yard olftclatlnR. Burial wUi evening In M.;,cy HDipltal, Mullins, Ferrell M. volved In VIetnam and lhat Jan. 3· torn doWll pu be lD Miles cemetery. Fttende Sprluglleld. She bad boon 1n B. Pattenon, tbe world polltteal altualton Because of the large IWJllber "Please drtllk u the lot " he may call at the Martin Fuuer- declining bealth several years. Phil~ps. Elmer ,','ould betheturbumeblent -~ugb kilo ~~es, the ";"k!! S:.~ begged holiday ~mers ' "It's !'al Home anyUme. · She was the daughter of the ' .,paminandas Rollins asaure co •~ of Nl • purau 0 •••• • lhe "" " ' lata CIUford Frederick. Her as a poUUCal lealure throe dlvlsiODI 011 00 '"use. C J h G. Roush, Mrs,' ta Khrusbchev el nd of , night ~th the Tbey tried and tried bul In eorse 0 IUIOR ruotbll', Bessla. j)yl!r Fredrl Ruther! d L coons or i Marshal opetiUii w• 811Ille • I IUrvl • and UVI at . or • yn n (GeorCi) Zltllkov aa a miUtary pacera raciD& again In the final the end George wulefl with his George W. Johnlon, 67, p,alfl, v• . . L. Spencer' ·counaelor.. two llab oerlu 00 Jan andl 200 pinta-and onljl one aad ed sway. Friday at bla South well. Strait, Mrs. Henry · · ooune of action. , Second-Ave. borne In Mlddlt- Sbe. was married to Gerald 16 lllrs. Bruce Yeauger, , · HEAVY I!WEAT port. . Hull, ' member of the Qtllio lllcltard Speirs •!"I Infant January ChiJJe are BY DEI'AULT IIENO' N (UPI) -Th ·Mr. Jolmlon, an encineer op\ <\~!ln\.1' High schQol l~ty " ·~ Bein Predicted ' ev. ree lhe New York Contra! Railroad, In January 1m. Two survjylng l IPSWICH, England IUPil - Reno men-lncludlDI Olll! alate was born July 26 1899 Itt Co- d'itghtero are Mrs Jane Blrl to . .W O'NN !UPI) - Co d- Mlcllael SUfi, • 28-year-<~ld senator-went Into a oauna bath /tumbua. He bad ~worked · on ;ot Col~mbus, and· Mra. .Daw llaopllal ,er than normal lemperaturu clerk, lpund a IS-fool eabln to aweat off aome ntra •the railroad the piij•'43 Jeara. tJeenl Eachus of ChllU<o&Ite. - W~ Bar· In January are predle_!ed tor crui8lr DoaUng lD lite Owell poundage. . I Surviving .,, . hi~ wlfe, Rutit, There are live Uandcblldriti- ' Pomeroy; ·loin. Slewart most of the nation with above- !liver last April. Bul bla eveey. Tbey Jol a more aevere and a ,Ioii!I'l' Mra. lllaq!llle Nef• A brotller, HarJaq ~·rejjilrlck ~·· Tamar a nonnol precipltalloe In lhe attempt to lind Ute ownor treatment than they bargained oon, Outer. Mr. Joilnoon w~a of Columbus, also oQ$lvea: ~=~Thelsa South. failed. . tor when the Jumblei' meche· pr~ad 1u death b) hJa· ~r- Sa,rvlcta will be Mid at 2 Lo Rut.- '1'>' U.S. Weather Burtau'a Finally the pollee gave up the nism on the .door broke down enll• Will and Lena ·McEJhin. p.m!, Monday, at . lba _McCoy Hemlock 3lkl~y forecul for , awarded lhe craft ancl the trto were locked ln. ney Johnsoq, l>unerll) home. Rev. Luther Mlddl" predicted P'rlday ..Its finder. , .. Ftremeq Dnally had lo use an Funeral services will be held Tracy, will ~fflcla~, and byr- 1 Na!urally I m delighted, he au to batter .out the door to let Monday at 2 p. m. at the Hawl· Ia!•·will be In Vinlnn Memorial Mlddl• temperaturu fllr all bill Poor Soulh and . ~ Adllillle 'llut II wUI !ake a pretty out state Senator Cllll Yo1•nR. lnga . CoalS Funeral Home In Park. Friends DJIY e~l al lite Portland; •talal _./ 1111 ~ Llk01 to lllW her 1"41WOrlh)' Jerry Wbl~ and . Chet lollddleport with Rev. HowaN! funeral home Suny~ afiOmoonl •• ~ Ptaao. 11\iiPDek ofllclaUna. •urw eYJilllll, , · '...;.uo..,,;:.-::-~_:_.-r;-:-_;,:..+--'-~~...o;;-.;.._, PI1BLI3lll!D Br THI! OBIO"VALZZY PUBLISHING COIIPANY ~ * .::!t.M ,, • By HOBART WILSON, JR. - , ChciUt 2'<mMitlll, r:uc. l:dltor ~hi W•thtrllolc, Editor Hoban Wllr011, Jr- lf(UL l:dltor RlchoTd S. Otmt, PtlbU.Itn lame• E. D<m~er. Ado. Dlr. V rrnon Dow.,,., Ado. IIgr. • ·· Time to Quit the Sugar Coating 11 Is the Irony of lronieo that the man .,.,~.~anled to be · the Popular President . .,..... find himself lD the beginning of hla foul'th year In olllce at one o( the lowest ebbs of JIOilUI!Irlty ever . e>:perlenced by ·•ny of his oredecell80l's - not ~>ecause of unpopular · de;:islons he has made but because of Dis distasta for mliking decisIons thet 1111£111 i?" unpopular. ' . The much · dlacuasecl 181 increase Is a prime examll\e. The Ume lor President Johnwn to ca)l for II was in the early part of 1!166, when Inflationary bressures began bulldln.l up. But 1966 was an elecllon year. •. As the nation goes luto lll67, Americans remain In 1 Sl8ta of suspense In this rc'lard. '11ley may be happy that the government's share of their Incomes did not go up, but lhal applness Ia tampered by the realization · at a jumbo deficit occasioned by the. COlli of the war in VIetnam will ely reaull In the tax of Inflation. . Tlte w · jo lher eumple ol lhe Admtnts 1 uct!11ive eoaeera. •for lhe lftder feellngo of •• <ldzens. Rallter lltu .hel!l& loki plainly lbal we were pftolbty embarldllg apon a alrugCi.e wbldl woald reqalre handreds of lhoaoanda bl .,., aad tela of biDloas of d~Uan, lila COIIlllry was led 1o llelleve dial a few more bomhtl, a lew more soldim, would turil .the' Ude In a few more w, Fl' ' l eo.: • ed · 0 De GI"£t·A·Rama pnze y et to be CJaim • • • • .. :a, =. • • • • • Hangover Clinic Will Feature French Cognac ' Big Step for H Bomb Seen ~-llu. Yet iD both eases the President Is now reaping . the unpoitUJarlty which would not necessarily have been his . had he taken the politically unpopular step of requestIng sacriflces . from Americans when lhe meed lor those sacrifices became clear. American nlstol')t Is full ·of examples of presidents ' wllo either timidly shlllll!o!d unpopular poUcies or boldly shouldered them. • • • ¥'• ' Woli''. "* A na Dea th s· ·....., U: E .... ''" ·= -== w1• C..::• 1 :n:: ..•.•· !::::.;M_,.. '\. TODAY Itk d c Ww' and: Robert Finch: ,,hePolitical Golden-8Q ' are given· an u.itdue jH'eem· \The fa~ that another young nominee. On 8 recent VISI~ to Washmg inem:e, and .'thiJI. an . .ex:~ve . man h • as ·tne saytng goe$, 1 · ton Finch met privately ana 1 · 11ptin Ill~ ·think· Jalread . got it made in C.lifor- The lmoo~ance of Robert decorously with . a group of tng, that retds n1ore "' on hab1t DJ~, IS mromparably less cele- j Fmch ts d~a · . Washmgton polahcal wr1ters ln 011 reality. . 1bra ted. This column, therefo•e. ! He won tn Novemh<r the bl8· what was ln lacl something of TW1!Dtv tlm88 ~:~~ofe.._ lor u~ , is devoted to Fincll, if I I •/ -"We Can Reach with of :rome )listorians. Buchanan, as an out- going president, may have had no cboice but to leave the problem of secession to bls successor. A~ham Lincoln. A n d ' mistakes he bas made. Next: Diet for Santa? :,• • ~-... . only in · gest . majority ~ver givt!n a ~- 6 QUit'! _triumph part} in general are going 0u/'! need Robert Finch and, coifl.l!' munlcalions gap or oo comlriu,.. J\~&taons gap, the nation i! ~tp· Ing to hear a great deitl ~ for him even t,,m before ·De ,~ t~Jb; )'~!.\­ . ten· an Impassioned letter ,. 11 been written,. and an effort to narr.ow .the East- publican candidate in a ~aiJf· . though It wcas arranged as dO is not becacse he is a ic!Rd ~!1 said or_ the ~re •poui· West communications ga~ . or_,ia election, leading ~ov. ·1&!f·the--re~rd~ affair. He oon· 1r is because he llas -~.enJ.artz BtU Moyers ·may In the old day• and m old elect Ronald Reagan, 1ndeed~ VInced thiS hard -nosed group of throlll'h a hard schoC;[L ~ some day becoiD': arising young , circumstances the election ot f ~Y :JOO,j)OO votes. And it hapJlt:ns observers not only ot his pro- they don '1 give "A·•~i)o:f"'" Dem~atle pollticp, in _Ne\¥ . some Iellow to be a lieutenant 1that . Fmcb ts a tu.ghly.s_kdled 1ft'.:~wnal poiJtlcRI acumen, of 1effort, and he knows llbW ~1 York under the· sponSorship of governor somewhere and ..,vlit1cal professional. 1f Gf which most already knew, but hvme and lost her drance, ''"~ Robert F. Kennedy than ba~ 1surely anywhere in the West - the new breed, aDd will undoubt- of his tGtal grasp of the new Ci11d Christ. The Bible . laY~ been written a!ld . of the ,would hardly alter the calm of edly have a prolound and poool- realities ol urban politics, i game must he played. ~ "' -· . ~ the Amerlcon people. , It Ia not so much a question of whetller a particular president did the right thing at tbe right Ume. Jefferson's embargo was bull-hea~ed bunglilfg, In the opinion try who are playing politics with starvato the New -tion byo ·hoarding food ln.- tlleir districts to York Times assailing President Johnson's secure votes. delay of graln shipments to India. Let !Item' criticize the meml>ers of their He rtports that in !he view of the lnd.l!m owWI'rirlfftitl\\h! ' who tru~ ,!lll'r~ Interested pre ..,· tbe Pmldenl Is doing It for two In spending Jnaia's ie'$\llii~ll on arms re8SOJI8 - ·w rebllke the Indian governagaihst Pakistan and showpiece steel men! for Ita slow approach to agriculturmills 'thati ott edQcaiirig "jiidl~n farmers . al reform and to blackman It into a less Let them c•IUciiO ihetr 'Oi;'n religious critical position on Amerlca'a role In &he leaders, wh11~e - organi.iiltions ·· control milVlelnam war. This Is embittering lndlanlion• In ·-wealth- mid H&'Vt! ' contributed abAmerlcau relations and atren&thenlng op.· solutely nothing to alleviate the suffering position to Mrs•. Indira Gandhi's gobernof their fellow men. ment. Lf;!t them criticize those among them who demand U1at the government force ''Those of ua wbo are wltnesolng the their rellgtous beliefs about the sacredfamine cannot help feel that to play Inter· ness of cow:~ upon the whole population. aational power polltlcs lD lbe lace of such lucredlblo sullering Ia criminal," says the tot lh!m criticize tho waste and delay writer. I that lets the grain that does arrive pile up· and rot ou the docks. · Criminal It would bo, H II were true. then let them criticize Americans. Yet II could be even more criminal ln llle long run to oncourage India to become more and more cftpendenl npon belp from this country. American lood saVed mlllloos .from ~tsrvaUno In India ln 1966. It wiU save ''Santa Claus Is too fat and creates an more in lll67. Atl>ericlllli are not golng to un~ealthy . im&ge. He sets a bad example let Indians atane, even II tbe rest of the "-.. ;;;r our chil~ren." · world slallds by. Even U things should' gel '("So a,vers J. I. Rodale, publisher of numso bad thai Ametlcans bave to ration erous magazines and books on bealth. themselvea, .they are not going to let InA"ftar an, II< notes, one can be slim and disns starve. ' stlll be jolly. In fact, physicians know that The only Ume· 1ndlens are going to bc- · the -fatter the person, usually the more gin starving en !DjiSSe Is wben even I h e reason he has to be glum. vast resources of the Unlled States. are It's out ol •tyle ·to be fat, he says. He not oufftctent to feed them. And that tlm_t.,/ believes chlldren "would accept a slimwill eome unless .lndla Immediately begins . mer, healthior - looking ,Kringle as being . making the most ~""'"'ous efforts to raise mora .hellev~ble than a bulky one." Its own . agrtcultuiru . ~roducllon. ' , . He m19: have a point. · We always did Let lhe ~ tnticlie ·Dol Pre:lldepl wonder How chubby Santa Claus got down JllhnsOO but lite. peoble In their own !!0111!::. , · oliltnneys. I I "con~sus" Andrew Johnson di not go out of bis way to reconcile the senators who disagrood with him. • II Is more a malter of a president's leveling with the people, of telling thEm what he belioves must II< done and doln8 it, wbetber this makes him popular or not. It Is posslbl• for a president to be loved by some of tne people aU of the time and by all of tile people some of the time, but i( he would aspire to greatness, he must be prepared to be haled by many of the people much of the time. Lyndon Johnson is not bated, of course. Be Is simply not completely trusted. This is a tragedy, for what he has done right ln rour yeaq, far outweigbts whatever J and concemilll il Find!, the Lleulenant Gover- tllat CaiUomia bas become tile 1O(. to borro" a lerm mucll us. i Eleclton Day Ill somebow 1110vea mou t'l!adlly1oor.eleet. <vtllltry's blUest and moat lm· ! ed among !IQme in lllll4,, the temp& to ouauoin ' and In yuOy greater volume ltloyen' departure from tile portant political state and " "MaillO~am" pooiUon. He party unity that It from Eaal to weai then 'fromj poot of Whlta Hous! press sec-, tbe foetl5, moreover, ol a new '""~ his practical poliU•·al r•lain Republic'" Weal to East. . , retary lo become a publisher ; and powerf\11 grouping within know-how under Rlcllanl Nixon, will lD bls ca,. be Till consequence J.t that till. Jot> Lotlg lsiattd must by nil>¥ oe I he Republican party that may whom he ably oerved In Nixon's special skill . pollti<Q pefS!JllailUn aod.'evenlbown, In all Its implications, weD dominate and will ct!rtain· tl60 campaign for the Pr.,iden· f ho ~-'II ' / •, atUtudes of 'ibe . ~~ dowp to the remotest hamlet I) lnfiu•IICO lh• seh•:tlon ol cy . 1 n • rt , Reagan 1n ...,. otnol more ~mopoHtan anc1 lavvy .ond io all the ships at sea. the IINil G.O.P. Presidential .. . ' sjx:clfically and tbe Rejllblk:M' determine for hJm whal ""' right and necessary to ask of tional ~ 11'ASIDNGTOJ( - One of the bard, bere-llliiHiow fact that I noUonal political commun- Ibly ev-A • decl•lve motfer~tf"' I II II blthfy likely, lmpi'Ohabll ' moat irraUonal but neveriiM>- I oolable youn1 Republiean poUt- icy. BUI tlmt11 """" cbanlled hand upon the whole """'"" of "' ml(bt _ , '"' lil'lt. ~n·.,"',..,... less unshat•lllo COIIdlllons of leal star has atieaay arrived and 10 haye circum>tallC:el - the new Reqan adminl>tralloo. that thlll YOIIIIit '""" poUlles Ia that newo in California. He ia ll4bert H. and ootably tho circum"'"""'" he embt.<liea the middlo-road tile very Ctllld' from · ' MEIGS THEATRE TNI •••LY """"'L Is almost a historical nonenUty becauoe of his fear w lake unpopular meltsures against the rebellious southern &tales. The present President's namesake, An· drew Johnson, rlaked Impeachment ratller than abandon his unpopular poll!')' of reeonclllalion vrith the defeated Soutb. And whatever one may think of Harry S. Truman, ht was a man who never let public opinio• polls or the need for a na- .... • An American student In India bas writ- , . . . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . ,. . . .. . . , . _ , . , 1 ••••u•a r.,:,::..::::;:., At the othtr extreme, James Bucb~man Y'IRITE PAPER Let Him Cast the First Stone f .--------land 'l11e now - revered Jefferson lei! office well-hated by bla eonwmporarles because of hla unpopular embargo on shipping which ruined New England but prcvertted war wilh Britain. • Readers' Opinion . .. --·· City in the U. S. I" -· -- --- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday January 1· ' J.-,Jr: ,-I .e ' 11181 ' - do \1!£8 ·'. �• • I., I • , . • 1ne: I GoIlia - IN OU River News jttMIJ! ~mtt!i- itnfittti ',.TOWN O.wp rz hp - OaJilpolll Dom IU, 1T.Z. nmnf0111 feel i<ljlers, Pame101 • 11.1101111· M, Pl. PleaAnl ll.'lt, lllnloa ' ' DICK THOMAi Kanawha Fslls 7.01, 1 hB!I not reaUy pllnbed a column tor today. Not ltllton 11.11. London was nm- really, 1 just lost my nerve, and here I ~m. I would bive I ; M' ·,t~..p~~"chea on. Today is Sunday, Jan. 1, 1V67. 1 ~'-are 364 days left in the new year. We wllb ~ · j"eiders a happy ami prosperous . ~IIIW year! • 13~ one and three quarters of rather jull r¥ted lor a couple of taya to let bi abape · • foot, Marmet z feet, and Win- for tbe -ra( race that'll come. Dam 7 feet. WrHlnJ Without planning a lib tlytnc Without ll6ot Man~~~e~~ll: plan. You just have to ramble on, hopll'lg you'U Mi ~ River _ Defender up 14, there safely antt on time; Here'a boplna. (Ed. Note: · waa late). I :SO p. m.; PIOIIeor up 14, 4 p. -uoe f"IrSI ord er o1 bus1ness ,. •- wW bave the ssme oquad ..... ..,..., • • m.; OVEC up 14, I:SS p. m.; a "Happy New Year" to yilu Tbere'll not a senior on I h o .4. NOTHER holiday season has come Tllar. up 14, 7:55p.m.; Jellboal and youra from me and mine. team. Tbey brougbt liJ: fres!I..,. and gone. Once again Christmas IIP 14, 12:50 L m.; Flag Ship up II'S aad to aee an fill year meo, seven IOPbomons and decorations in the 6\d Freneh City's 14, 1:30 •· m.; 'J>oUywog up 14, poll, especially ua Cood mom- throe juniorS llltb. them. Jlqblj~ Square attracted much atten· 2:20 a.· m.; Criss Jr. up 14• enta. Tournalnenta ~a nice place tlgn, near and afar. The Times-Sentinel 1:40 a. m.; lnca·up 14, 3: 4D L We drove to Hun~!iglim 1'11· to meet olll !rlObcll lllil malt ~nizes the following firms, busim.; Queen City up 14, 5:30 a. night to see a movie at the new 011ea. I talked to Gone J!oalDI!!Ii' a,nd profealonal men ·Who donatm.; Philip Sporil up 18, 3:05 Orpheum. We are my wife and Dell of Poruml>uth, l!bo l1oni 'f1 t9 .\ he 1966 'llecor:tlon ~rojet!: a. m.; Lucy Jane LuC81 up 11, I. IIW Tbe Blue Mu: Ill!' with UidE lly'!d of i!GII1h 6:30 a. m.; A. J. Patten down ring George Pepparll, V..uJ. Webster, called lbe chsll!l'llll'S Hardware, Dav!s.shuler, Bernadlnes, G. & 18, 1:15 a. m.; New MartinsviUe Andress, and James Muon. Ndp Clime. . ' .. · •• ope's Furniture, C. Mac McGinness, Commercial up 17, 12:20 a. m.; Ro~ Reed ll's the story of air wa~ hi Bennett Ia a IICOUt for I h t ' villgs Bank, Tawney Jeweler, Dr. R. D.. Thomup 17, 3:05 a. m.; Ben McCool World War I from the Gernlan ClnclnnaU Rod.! and he told ~ns Packing Co., Dr W. LeWIS BJDWD, First ~aup 17, 3:41 a. m.; Elisha Woods view polnl Tbe Blue Ma was Don Van Du-, 11-11 Mn!.. lllink, City Loan, G. C. Murphy, Dr. L. E. Snuth, ~ WINNER Claire Woode, center, Uncoln Hts., Pomeroy, Is the up 17, 5:40 a. m.; Jefferson up the ~ award Germany gUard, from Gleb liud, N. Y., qmbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co., Price and Pharmacy Ohio Bell Telephone, G. C. Murphy winner In tho Dec. 2' drawing by Middleport M~rchant.ll in the Cbl'istmas Gil't.A:;.Il8, 7 a. m~ John Ladd Dean Rave to her pOols. In pat1:1cular. of the ConcOr4 JIOUDtaiD Lloat, , Carl's Famlly Shoe store, Fort Pitt Shoe Store, Rama. Mrs. John Werner, tteaturer ot the Middleport Merchants Assn., and Dale up 110, 4:20 a. m.: ~ It's the atoey o! an IVI!rzeai- that he'D bo a draft eholte t1 1•30 a.· m.; auo ·puot who lei liDihlnt ·stand the Redll 1a JIDUII')'. van ~ style eent~r Dan Thomas and Son Shoe Store, Colum- DUttll11. chairman ot tht Cbriltmu promotion preent Mr. Woodt wltb his check. Bruce down Irene Cbotbl down :a, 8:10 a. 1u bla way to w/b the Blue Ma, ,•en 1'11)11 lihGrtltop and .froiD bia Gp Ohio Valley Publishing Co., Ohio Valley 7 DOt avon bll mpertor Alfilcer's lhe looka of one ot lilt lllldl!iBank, ·e entral Supply, Haskins-Tanner Co., Wileman 0 m.; Hervey Jordon up AJejicy Bob Evans Steak House. Krroger SUpermar· 7 a. m.: EI1ercllff up :IS, p.m.: w1te. handed btskltlball ~ • ket, CIU.k's Jewelry Store, Martin Ford AJency, and Ranger dQ1lll "- t1~ P· m.; Photograp~. or I lhould made tht other Dlpt'lo a...,.._ Middleport Merclwlll bave Other winners, In wblch no Sadie Wolfe, Z4 Rallroad SL, Mountain Stile up 23, 4 a.m.: uy !limed, m' ireland, t be ma~ under lba buUI, · Thomas Clothiers. • one prir.e lD their recent Gift- purchales were n....,...,., In Middleport, filii!. Mrs. Paul Bos- George Price up GreeJIUp 7 llhow liu magnlllctnl ~ee~~ery bo'l · ant. -1966 JN •review will be featured over WJEH•FM (101.5 A-Kama promotion wblcb Ia the Gllt-A-Rama, wore the fol· ilck, 871 SOuth .FrOnl Sl., Mid- Andrew CalhoWI d01111 Greenup and the aerial pboleSflpby, not llyl and~ lftlllo•a meg) this evening at 7 o'clock. Entitled "Newscope to be claimed. It Ia for $!5. lowing: November :1& drawing, dleport, $100, Mrs. Paul Caocl, 12:10 a. m.; Buckeye Stata to mentioll the actual flying Jot o1 I'Ollelle cames toletblr. '68" the special program .includes many of the top winning numbers were post- Mrs. Kay Platter, ~ South 766 Brownell Ave., Middleport, Greenup 1:15 a. m.; Mils Ia 111perb. 1 wonder- Tbey make a fine comblnaUon. news stories of the area d11rlng the past 12 months. eel on local merchants' wind- Second },ve., Middlepor!;- $100; $'/5, and Mrs. Vernon Donahue, down Greenup 1:111 a. m.: wberelhey go1 the old World Hyland aJwva _ . . uP with Dal• Rotbgeb, WJEH news director, assembled the Rulea of tho conteol alai- Annabel Houdalhell, Route 1, R. D. 2, Racine, t?S, mer up Greenup 1:10 a. m.; H. W.r lflabtar planes. '!'hey look· 110me new joi:ed woa'l repeal material. The program was produced by Mlkit Canthat all prizes had to be Mluersvlllt, $76, and Beverly December 24 wlnnera, Mrs. E. Bowles d~W11 Meldabl 1 ed like '!01118 BrlUab Ugbt air- MY oflhem betf. 91 . ~ tllNl. Commentators are Eddie Atkina and Lou Muel- claimed by December 31. l.Gng, 123 Hudson St., Middle- Hazel Russell,· R. D. I, Mid- m.; Euo PeDJ111lvanla down touched up a bl~ here lhey're net t!J bod 111!11!1111 " lero~,TIIe program will be repeated Monday, at 10 a.m., port, $50. dleport, t2001 Jt. E. Mlasmaa, Mel~abl 11:20 a. m.; and lhe.... wllh 1na1pn._ many llllpiiC'!aDI tbln&• on JOUr o~p WJEH-AM, 990KC. December 2 drawing, Mary Box 83, Minersville, $50, Don Quoen up Meldabl 1:10 L m.: '1111 llnale 1!DI ldll you. II llllDd. ·wbo rtmembers a j<tlt. l.Gu Hawkins, 10 Liberty Ave., C. Becker, S80 Sauth Second BoC-K down Meldabl 2:20 a. ln. did Georce Pepi*d, otar of 1 cea't. 1 ~ a Columbus & Southern Oblo Electric Pomorey, $76, Ralph Pratt, Ave., Middleport, $50. GaJIJ-"· Dllll _ On. ard lho lllow. Tbt new l)rpe paruol- ROBBQI: SILER, wilt pr.-::.,_~p_any publication, devoted three pages (2,3,4) MU North Front St., Middleport, ':""'" , · w wi!JI German ll&blar be ta•ted !ers tq be eaJied Roll, Bob Pd to' the Giilllpolls area In Its December issue. $25 and Mary Husted 383 Ash down 8 ·20 p. m.. Valley bad a modirn nine cylinder Pat'a son te1ll me thcf)l'a a • st., Middleport, $25. ' er up_n p. m.; Or~ up • radial type engine. Nothlnc lUte bJ4 sl!uw' eollllq ·wlbt Pl. NEW YORK (UPI) - A 1 16 THE article, entitled, "Gift For Gallipolis" Includes ....... December t wilnere, Mrs. a. m. • Polly ~- up • • a. m.. ol)lecl In an aircraft of Pleassnl ~OI'J Dell Saturel New York CIIJ ...,_ c- five· pictures, accompanied by a brief summary of Norman Wayland, 38 Nortb SaTlboll down Ul •· m., Sussn day. But then, World War daJ ni&ht (JBII. 7) from a p.m. Jut,,October's ground breaking ceremony of the new llelallo wllia ·• Iaiiie lor lha eond Ave., Middleport, $1110; Lane downbound, w alii D 1: alrerafl are alino.!l Hllllcl, to mldnlib~ l!ld Rob ..y. ~ lblqo Ia life laao 1111Robbins A: Myers, Inc., plant, held in the Evans Sup- filler Mn. Albert Rou.lb, Z4t North Brlmestone upbound and wall- aren't" lheyf can't afforil to milo 11. aOIUiced ' establlalunoal t1 a e!11larlleiB, Inc., warehouse on Bob McCormick Rd. It's Tbe Preview ol 8111'1, "'lumgover cltnic" featrniDI Third St., Middleport, $50, and WASHINGTON (VPI) - !led lng. • " I' ~a Hawley, ll9t Pearl St., Cblba•a latest nuclear test Kanawlla !liver LAST ·w.J:EK, wriUng about apensored by lhe PL Pltasa~l """""' lllld cbaJD. QNE.p!cture on page 2 shows Ohio Governor James .......... pope to h<lp heal the:aJo Middleport, $25. . . . ni 111 bave been a giant atep to- dcwn l.Gndon 5:30 a. m.; Cbrlatmaa decorauena, I fOilOI Interact Cl~b. and f011turea twa Rhodes breaking ground for the 30,000 square foot ..,_ New Year'l Daf, December 11 winners, )!rt. ward development of an H • lea K. down 'Marmet ~ p.m.; to taU you, about a nativity bal!'l•· Tb'"'' Dale Wrlcht and plant. Page 3 and 4 pictures show part of 200 persons Dr. llerherlj. Gould, ....... --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~·~ · Ibomb, according to lnformaUon Chickasaw down W'mfteld l:to p. scene 1D I church yard at Proc- lhf Wrllhl Guya and Jlnuny w!Kl ~ a~ded . the ceremony, plus the main speaken ldenl of lhe Plfliolaal Wile • released by the United States. m.; Allen R. Merrill down Win- torvllle. I saw II before Olrfsl· stokeley and "" EzliOJ. ·Prom stall,d.aJid, a section of A. K. (Red) Suiter's Gallia AcaWASliiNGTO~• (UPI) -Tho The Atomic Energy field 4:10p. m.; 0. F. Shearer on · way back from Runt.- w~al Rob aaya theM 811)11 can Appro<ladoo Soclel1 of New d"I.IIY Wah school band. Yort, wldeh describes llaelf sovenmenl Satardoy plckell alon reported Ft'lday that an- down Winfield 5:10 p. m.; Tam- lngton. U had Uve sbeep In It. play evtr)lbody'a IIJVO!'IIel 11 11 8 poup tl MVeral .... lhe d..lcn• •ft•e .Hoe.., Ca. alyola of airborne debrlf my While up Winfield 5:11 p.n; II turned ·out to be the Klni&- wen. u lhf mdern beal atuff, c'~fu,l'jjus & Southern Ohio Electrle company of- 81 dred dootan .......... lila ud GeDeral Ele<trle Corp, tho filth nuclear ~ on oee. Helen Z. up Winfield 11:35 p.m.: ley Chapel Methodist Cburcb, They're alther IPIIIIOI'ed bJ, or .. fidals played an Important role In helpln,ll Gallia ..... tl pod ....... wlao ... for lbo Supenoalc Air Tranisbowed that both .. uranium Scott Olotln up Wlnfteld 1:30 a. at the oecond lralfie. are proteg• of Did: Clark• 27 co!W,ty.)and the new manufacturing plant. .. q • • • • were used. m.: J. s. Lewll down Winfield . BQulhl,louqcl oo ~1. 7 tltrough Too bad I won't be . aroun\1 .· splrlll," Mil!~ ...... put, tl!ST) wblclo would lair- 238 and llo Undredl of _ , . . . be, _ Ia 1 , . m.: F!anklln B. c1owa Win- tho filial~· 11lat • the oh- that night. I milhlllltal: vwr. ...-11111Meoletl 225 TWE~YEARS AGO, from the files of 11i~ . , , ..n..tr:.:,.;. a I I IJrea OOillln~o al lhnt lng f;..ms 8:40 1 • m. of \h~. 1\ev., Roy E. , Wtgal, But I'll be down at Morehead ~tri~une and weekly Gallll Timea • . . ~lmeti lbt opeed af IOIIIId. naturt and 'ts .. .· . 1~ PJI,~ of tho Sunpoon Stata, Rob'o Alma Mat u, 1 CIWI)Y\!U. 44, DQned DeW• Gallipolis Postm~~ '.. .. · ~- ...... rre\.cl, 75. · Ro lilld •• dlale, 1oealetl Cap'i,' ftomila F'. Woodward, 52, former "fiver pUot, therefore a '"J.'l.l,..,£ ''''" ~J!'1 1~llll Church, II wateblnJ the Galdeti Eaglet go ch CALLING !IIIUHII , _lljq G~al)do. after Murray•. Rob won't be, dlis on New Year's Eve : . . j!:ugene A. Hornsby, Mer- ID a plaab mldtowa hotel, al· ..,.. .' Friends of .. llldl· TQlil 1SECOND ANNUAL Pl. he'll ba at 'l11e Preview o1 cerville, father of five, is Gallia's first traffic victim .. wOidd priYlde a.,u11 r.r AmeriCIIIII Puffing At Bisher Rates ards, 47, who Pl"41sanl Rolery Holiday Jt•ri)O- Stan. of '1947' .':. Mrs. Viola Woodward named new city 111emben wbo eaa't llald lila Dayton U011al Basketball Tournament Ill health nurse ... Richmond, Va., Glove Corp., to lo- llloogbl. Ral Cold S wASIDNGTON (U'PI) n, · ' · DOW can cal! at the over and the Rio Grande catl! new plant In Gallipolis ... Bill Joe Johnson's American smokers consumed a To Greet New Year Funeral home lege Hadme~ of Art Lanhom !N<lket In flnall2 seconas gives GAHS 40-39 upset win City Workers Agree record 642 biiUon cigarettes In The New Year was likely to p.m., Sunday. successfully defended '-· ~ over Nelsonville basketball team. T E d W lk 1186 and probably will smoke he ushered In by, rain and snow Cl'O'WD by downing West VI IUA6iY, NOAbiY ·' o D a out even more next year desplta for Ohioans, the VPI said. The Young Xenia Man Stale &3-92, a team they deon4 TUIIDAY TOLEDO, Ohio <UPI)-Some repeated warnlni• of k feated last year 98-IIB. "'btl~~~~~ ARI 1 be outlook was lor Ught snow or Killed . W 950 striking city workers a- dangers lt meaJUI to health. a mixture ot rain and snow m rec . State wlll be tousll COMING, THI JtutSIANI ""'""" Friday to end their walk- 'l11e Agriculture Department er the state by XENJ:A, Ohio (UP!) - Rob- next year. Coach Frank Enly AilE COMING" . over a wage dlsputa and ·•'d Friday 1_ consumpUon night. A warming- trend was ert L. Esterline, 21, Xenia, was · -T~blllcolor.:. "l'<!tUJ'D to th 1 job •• ~•·• s rda 1 lhr lfa 1 Plott to makllhil world " e r a on we ,...,. a was an ln<rease of about U per expected to set in on atu Y n a ee-car SUNDAY die Jouablngl Carl lleluer, cent over the 09 billion bqwever, with temperatures colllsloo eight miles aouth Eva Marie SaiD~ Alalt·~JW!, , lllker 8 ;tlal Vlsltlng Angele Guinther, Oleslar. The w..-kers, membera of Lo- clgarottes whlch Amerlcano In& Into lhe ' 408. on Oltlo 88 · TIMES-SENTINEL :,anTb~,.r;oo~ ~ ' hourj 2'4 .':d 7-8: p.m. Parents Dlacbll'les - Douglaa UcalniM7 of(PthEeU)Pu,bhUaed beEmen ployones smoked In 18115. 'l11e Ohio Highway Patrol ..,':'~:~:, ::;:r,.,.:O"':'.? •• Tilt Ford FIGHT RESULTS Esterline's auto colllded with ouLIPOLII ~•••• C.lorcoriooMt Practical Yoke M W d II B ke 1nd unly Gil Pediatrics Ward. te~~- O~ll~ !~rn:. strike alnce early Wednesday , ID.terrar.e Children By United Press Inlernaflonnl another car driven by ..:ll. :J:::: Hyotorloo1 ~ . . .Iatona - James M. Hughes, Virgil Roush, Davt;l City services were dlarupted. BANGKOK (UP!) C. Palmer of Dayton. Moments ;:., -=r.._t:'"o':.fr;..'.:"*o~ -;,.:: ~lop; 711c • ~ Snpdara!B, Texas Rd.; Mrs. Grant, Christy Grant, M r ,, Tbey voted to accept madlatlon Probably Vigorona Chlnol, 111, 'l11allaDd, efter the crash, a third ::,.•::.~..~:::,:. '"" n WOOtfnoodoy an4 TltUnotior lltDif Shoemaker, Bidwell; Mill PlersOII and son, Mary of the dl1pute by the Labor • WASHINGTON (l1PJ) -Sclen. Walter McGowan, 110, strucl< the wreckage. Two olbJon, 4-1 · 111 -•••k 11- · - ...,. 0 Man .. ement Cittuns Commit. 1 th •h (9) W ld n eight tille bout Injured ~T OPII! •' Lee ..AJ!en Roleomb, Eureka Bradbury, VIrginia Pierce. -. t •ta say ere ~ llll sense to t e . or yw . er persons were . "'"· '"'"'"•• ... , .,.•.., .,,.. ,~.,.N.; Harvey L. Cox, Gam. (LMCC). notion that one race Is ::.'. ~':!::'...=::-=.~,.;-~:..,':: , pbl1ii.1J.{rs:· Roy Brinker, Mas. Meigs Geaeral Hospital ••inferior" or ••suoerior" to Obi• T':'M:"~~.. IUIIClln!O,. '. on; ~ . John F. Sturgeon, Pt. Admission• -Clarence Jones, ~ , another and the ehUdren of nrrler 11111' uctlrt s.turtlf Pta8J!I!jt<.. RubY B. Ohlinger, {lalllpolis. JOHNSON~. T... (UPII Interracial marriages may be .. ,.'t,',:''Jio:\'~r.,l,:;t,"· •.,,,, Weft11 ~lumbta; Gary D. Pul· Dl~ebarae• - N~ne. _ Pretldeat and Mn ••Jolla- more vigorous. . • C .:;• :;rr~~ :!::""'.!.!" :.~le '•'= liDs,,._ .J, Pomeroy; ~arvin D. IOD bad a quJH New' Year'l This ~as one eonc1uslon of a ::'.!.~ •n~ ,:-;",,:-::"~-~ ~Br - ~~·bel LanAgthesville ; Mrscarl Stan Tell A-ful Eve and &hey pl..... to at- FrtsymdpoStumln canon helldthhterhe . ,.~ ':f,~,:,-:,. . .,_ rry, no; . " leJUI clourch aenleN ll ~ ay n w e Bertlw ]treluon be In lhe Miles Cemetei'J at."' ••"'"' ,..,., '"'" _,., "· M~.Baas, Wellston. Stury for John80n al&bl al lhe LBJ ranoiL 133rd annual tneeting of the Bertha N J ck8o 15 ' .JI::..:.~":.!r.:' :".:£"'\:'' 1 RuUand. . PARIS (UPI) T Fre h American Association for the . a n, ' ~- Service• will also be conduct~ ••c4flt~~~ ,. •• ........,. ".. 111r1t - Mrs. John E. Stur- •. ~ wo nc '11!e qalel eveaiDI wa1 In Advancement of Science Larkin St., Rutland, died Fr1- eel Sand ,_, Mid , ...,... to· ,.,, "'"""'"' '"' '"' • Pleasant daughter ourtune tellen today predicted keeplnl lbe rt!llmetl · day afternoon at her home atoy a1 8 p. m. "1 . Friday. ' ' Niltita S. Khnlobohev would JobDOGa 1w bold 10 tiarlq ter a IOIIg illnela. She wu 1 dleport Lode• No. 381 F.loA.M. w come back to power In Russia lbe pool 11 UJI af ........,.. END HOLIDAY member of the MI. Zion Bap. of which Mr. Jorut.on wu 1 llit*!"!ff!!"" - Edward Blacl:b H . In ltll7. They also loreo:aat tiOD from lhrael and abdomlo WATFORD, England <VPI) - list Olurch, Rutland. member. Frtonda may 01111 II 1 Mrs. ~- President Johnson'• popularity aaJ ,.,,..,., .. !:rc:.:"Puto~~.! u!'~ ~oaead. Survivors Include her bus- the funeral hom• anJtlme. would Franc alnk to a new low and ·~ Elizabeth A· Gen In shame aa owner George b8 nd J 01hua,· one broth er, AI1 Mrs. Lewis Holberg, • the S~,-~anco would SNOWBALL _,_._ Dodds poured 1011 pinta 01 •ond vln Wanzo, Toledo, and oever- Mra. Gerald lluU ·-•· G L J relurn pa.~, govemnent .,...._ • aJ n s and he F · E· J ~ •P, sry · os- to ro ai'" YO""'ERS N y (UPI) _ English beer down the drain. '""': , nep wa, uner- Mrs. Gerald Hull, 63, I h t . Charles W. Kuhn, y .,. ..,. ' , • With good reason Dodds II servtces wdl be held Mon- former Fawn Fredorlck, a na·. A. Langhorne, Ken- : : : • ;:,el~ ·~ :ler ~~t= onU'Iu w~ alter buying. up 8110 pi~ lor th; day al 2 p.m. at the 141, Zion live of Ga!Ua county and a res- ' Uncia Jo Maynard, pr c ru atu a o raceway e holiday ..ason had been llapllst Church with the Rev. ldenl of mdweU died 'Friday • I L. Miller' Mrs. would .!'"""me "even more In- of the snowball atakea series oo Informed that b wos to be Gill yard olftclatlnR. Burial wUi evening In M.;,cy HDipltal, Mullins, Ferrell M. volved In VIetnam and lhat Jan. 3· torn doWll pu be lD Miles cemetery. Fttende Sprluglleld. She bad boon 1n B. Pattenon, tbe world polltteal altualton Because of the large IWJllber "Please drtllk u the lot " he may call at the Martin Fuuer- declining bealth several years. Phil~ps. Elmer ,','ould betheturbumeblent -~ugb kilo ~~es, the ";"k!! S:.~ begged holiday ~mers ' "It's !'al Home anyUme. · She was the daughter of the ' .,paminandas Rollins asaure co •~ of Nl • purau 0 •••• • lhe "" " ' lata CIUford Frederick. Her as a poUUCal lealure throe dlvlsiODI 011 00 '"use. C J h G. Roush, Mrs,' ta Khrusbchev el nd of , night ~th the Tbey tried and tried bul In eorse 0 IUIOR ruotbll', Bessla. j)yl!r Fredrl Ruther! d L coons or i Marshal opetiUii w• 811Ille • I IUrvl • and UVI at . or • yn n (GeorCi) Zltllkov aa a miUtary pacera raciD& again In the final the end George wulefl with his George W. Johnlon, 67, p,alfl, v• . . L. Spencer' ·counaelor.. two llab oerlu 00 Jan andl 200 pinta-and onljl one aad ed sway. Friday at bla South well. Strait, Mrs. Henry · · ooune of action. , Second-Ave. borne In Mlddlt- Sbe. was married to Gerald 16 lllrs. Bruce Yeauger, , · HEAVY I!WEAT port. . Hull, ' member of the Qtllio lllcltard Speirs •!"I Infant January ChiJJe are BY DEI'AULT IIENO' N (UPI) -Th ·Mr. Jolmlon, an encineer op\ <\~!ln\.1' High schQol l~ty " ·~ Bein Predicted ' ev. ree lhe New York Contra! Railroad, In January 1m. Two survjylng l IPSWICH, England IUPil - Reno men-lncludlDI Olll! alate was born July 26 1899 Itt Co- d'itghtero are Mrs Jane Blrl to . .W O'NN !UPI) - Co d- Mlcllael SUfi, • 28-year-<~ld senator-went Into a oauna bath /tumbua. He bad ~worked · on ;ot Col~mbus, and· Mra. .Daw llaopllal ,er than normal lemperaturu clerk, lpund a IS-fool eabln to aweat off aome ntra •the railroad the piij•'43 Jeara. tJeenl Eachus of ChllU<o&Ite. - W~ Bar· In January are predle_!ed tor crui8lr DoaUng lD lite Owell poundage. . I Surviving .,, . hi~ wlfe, Rutit, There are live Uandcblldriti- ' Pomeroy; ·loin. Slewart most of the nation with above- !liver last April. Bul bla eveey. Tbey Jol a more aevere and a ,Ioii!I'l' Mra. lllaq!llle Nef• A brotller, HarJaq ~·rejjilrlck ~·· Tamar a nonnol precipltalloe In lhe attempt to lind Ute ownor treatment than they bargained oon, Outer. Mr. Joilnoon w~a of Columbus, also oQ$lvea: ~=~Thelsa South. failed. . tor when the Jumblei' meche· pr~ad 1u death b) hJa· ~r- Sa,rvlcta will be Mid at 2 Lo Rut.- '1'>' U.S. Weather Burtau'a Finally the pollee gave up the nism on the .door broke down enll• Will and Lena ·McEJhin. p.m!, Monday, at . lba _McCoy Hemlock 3lkl~y forecul for , awarded lhe craft ancl the trto were locked ln. ney Johnsoq, l>unerll) home. Rev. Luther Mlddl" predicted P'rlday ..Its finder. , .. Ftremeq Dnally had lo use an Funeral services will be held Tracy, will ~fflcla~, and byr- 1 Na!urally I m delighted, he au to batter .out the door to let Monday at 2 p. m. at the Hawl· Ia!•·will be In Vinlnn Memorial Mlddl• temperaturu fllr all bill Poor Soulh and . ~ Adllillle 'llut II wUI !ake a pretty out state Senator Cllll Yo1•nR. lnga . CoalS Funeral Home In Park. Friends DJIY e~l al lite Portland; •talal _./ 1111 ~ Llk01 to lllW her 1"41WOrlh)' Jerry Wbl~ and . Chet lollddleport with Rev. HowaN! funeral home Suny~ afiOmoonl •• ~ Ptaao. 11\iiPDek ofllclaUna. •urw eYJilllll, , · '...;.uo..,,;:.-::-~_:_.-r;-:-_;,:..+--'-~~...o;;-.;.._, PI1BLI3lll!D Br THI! OBIO"VALZZY PUBLISHING COIIPANY ~ * .::!t.M ,, • By HOBART WILSON, JR. - , ChciUt 2'<mMitlll, r:uc. l:dltor ~hi W•thtrllolc, Editor Hoban Wllr011, Jr- lf(UL l:dltor RlchoTd S. Otmt, PtlbU.Itn lame• E. D<m~er. Ado. Dlr. V rrnon Dow.,,., Ado. IIgr. • ·· Time to Quit the Sugar Coating 11 Is the Irony of lronieo that the man .,.,~.~anled to be · the Popular President . .,..... find himself lD the beginning of hla foul'th year In olllce at one o( the lowest ebbs of JIOilUI!Irlty ever . e>:perlenced by ·•ny of his oredecell80l's - not ~>ecause of unpopular · de;:islons he has made but because of Dis distasta for mliking decisIons thet 1111£111 i?" unpopular. ' . The much · dlacuasecl 181 increase Is a prime examll\e. The Ume lor President Johnwn to ca)l for II was in the early part of 1!166, when Inflationary bressures began bulldln.l up. But 1966 was an elecllon year. •. As the nation goes luto lll67, Americans remain In 1 Sl8ta of suspense In this rc'lard. '11ley may be happy that the government's share of their Incomes did not go up, but lhal applness Ia tampered by the realization · at a jumbo deficit occasioned by the. COlli of the war in VIetnam will ely reaull In the tax of Inflation. . Tlte w · jo lher eumple ol lhe Admtnts 1 uct!11ive eoaeera. •for lhe lftder feellngo of •• <ldzens. Rallter lltu .hel!l& loki plainly lbal we were pftolbty embarldllg apon a alrugCi.e wbldl woald reqalre handreds of lhoaoanda bl .,., aad tela of biDloas of d~Uan, lila COIIlllry was led 1o llelleve dial a few more bomhtl, a lew more soldim, would turil .the' Ude In a few more w, Fl' ' l eo.: • ed · 0 De GI"£t·A·Rama pnze y et to be CJaim • • • • .. :a, =. • • • • • Hangover Clinic Will Feature French Cognac ' Big Step for H Bomb Seen ~-llu. Yet iD both eases the President Is now reaping . the unpoitUJarlty which would not necessarily have been his . had he taken the politically unpopular step of requestIng sacriflces . from Americans when lhe meed lor those sacrifices became clear. American nlstol')t Is full ·of examples of presidents ' wllo either timidly shlllll!o!d unpopular poUcies or boldly shouldered them. • • • ¥'• ' Woli''. "* A na Dea th s· ·....., U: E .... ''" ·= -== w1• C..::• 1 :n:: ..•.•· !::::.;M_,.. '\. TODAY Itk d c Ww' and: Robert Finch: ,,hePolitical Golden-8Q ' are given· an u.itdue jH'eem· \The fa~ that another young nominee. On 8 recent VISI~ to Washmg inem:e, and .'thiJI. an . .ex:~ve . man h • as ·tne saytng goe$, 1 · ton Finch met privately ana 1 · 11ptin Ill~ ·think· Jalread . got it made in C.lifor- The lmoo~ance of Robert decorously with . a group of tng, that retds n1ore "' on hab1t DJ~, IS mromparably less cele- j Fmch ts d~a · . Washmgton polahcal wr1ters ln 011 reality. . 1bra ted. This column, therefo•e. ! He won tn Novemh<r the bl8· what was ln lacl something of TW1!Dtv tlm88 ~:~~ofe.._ lor u~ , is devoted to Fincll, if I I •/ -"We Can Reach with of :rome )listorians. Buchanan, as an out- going president, may have had no cboice but to leave the problem of secession to bls successor. A~ham Lincoln. A n d ' mistakes he bas made. Next: Diet for Santa? :,• • ~-... . only in · gest . majority ~ver givt!n a ~- 6 QUit'! _triumph part} in general are going 0u/'! need Robert Finch and, coifl.l!' munlcalions gap or oo comlriu,.. J\~&taons gap, the nation i! ~tp· Ing to hear a great deitl ~ for him even t,,m before ·De ,~ t~Jb; )'~!.\­ . ten· an Impassioned letter ,. 11 been written,. and an effort to narr.ow .the East- publican candidate in a ~aiJf· . though It wcas arranged as dO is not becacse he is a ic!Rd ~!1 said or_ the ~re •poui· West communications ga~ . or_,ia election, leading ~ov. ·1&!f·the--re~rd~ affair. He oon· 1r is because he llas -~.enJ.artz BtU Moyers ·may In the old day• and m old elect Ronald Reagan, 1ndeed~ VInced thiS hard -nosed group of throlll'h a hard schoC;[L ~ some day becoiD': arising young , circumstances the election ot f ~Y :JOO,j)OO votes. And it hapJlt:ns observers not only ot his pro- they don '1 give "A·•~i)o:f"'" Dem~atle pollticp, in _Ne\¥ . some Iellow to be a lieutenant 1that . Fmcb ts a tu.ghly.s_kdled 1ft'.:~wnal poiJtlcRI acumen, of 1effort, and he knows llbW ~1 York under the· sponSorship of governor somewhere and ..,vlit1cal professional. 1f Gf which most already knew, but hvme and lost her drance, ''"~ Robert F. Kennedy than ba~ 1surely anywhere in the West - the new breed, aDd will undoubt- of his tGtal grasp of the new Ci11d Christ. The Bible . laY~ been written a!ld . of the ,would hardly alter the calm of edly have a prolound and poool- realities ol urban politics, i game must he played. ~ "' -· . ~ the Amerlcon people. , It Ia not so much a question of whetller a particular president did the right thing at tbe right Ume. Jefferson's embargo was bull-hea~ed bunglilfg, In the opinion try who are playing politics with starvato the New -tion byo ·hoarding food ln.- tlleir districts to York Times assailing President Johnson's secure votes. delay of graln shipments to India. Let !Item' criticize the meml>ers of their He rtports that in !he view of the lnd.l!m owWI'rirlfftitl\\h! ' who tru~ ,!lll'r~ Interested pre ..,· tbe Pmldenl Is doing It for two In spending Jnaia's ie'$\llii~ll on arms re8SOJI8 - ·w rebllke the Indian governagaihst Pakistan and showpiece steel men! for Ita slow approach to agriculturmills 'thati ott edQcaiirig "jiidl~n farmers . al reform and to blackman It into a less Let them c•IUciiO ihetr 'Oi;'n religious critical position on Amerlca'a role In &he leaders, wh11~e - organi.iiltions ·· control milVlelnam war. This Is embittering lndlanlion• In ·-wealth- mid H&'Vt! ' contributed abAmerlcau relations and atren&thenlng op.· solutely nothing to alleviate the suffering position to Mrs•. Indira Gandhi's gobernof their fellow men. ment. Lf;!t them criticize those among them who demand U1at the government force ''Those of ua wbo are wltnesolng the their rellgtous beliefs about the sacredfamine cannot help feel that to play Inter· ness of cow:~ upon the whole population. aational power polltlcs lD lbe lace of such lucredlblo sullering Ia criminal," says the tot lh!m criticize tho waste and delay writer. I that lets the grain that does arrive pile up· and rot ou the docks. · Criminal It would bo, H II were true. then let them criticize Americans. Yet II could be even more criminal ln llle long run to oncourage India to become more and more cftpendenl npon belp from this country. American lood saVed mlllloos .from ~tsrvaUno In India ln 1966. It wiU save ''Santa Claus Is too fat and creates an more in lll67. Atl>ericlllli are not golng to un~ealthy . im&ge. He sets a bad example let Indians atane, even II tbe rest of the "-.. ;;;r our chil~ren." · world slallds by. Even U things should' gel '("So a,vers J. I. Rodale, publisher of numso bad thai Ametlcans bave to ration erous magazines and books on bealth. themselvea, .they are not going to let InA"ftar an, II< notes, one can be slim and disns starve. ' stlll be jolly. In fact, physicians know that The only Ume· 1ndlens are going to bc- · the -fatter the person, usually the more gin starving en !DjiSSe Is wben even I h e reason he has to be glum. vast resources of the Unlled States. are It's out ol •tyle ·to be fat, he says. He not oufftctent to feed them. And that tlm_t.,/ believes chlldren "would accept a slimwill eome unless .lndla Immediately begins . mer, healthior - looking ,Kringle as being . making the most ~""'"'ous efforts to raise mora .hellev~ble than a bulky one." Its own . agrtcultuiru . ~roducllon. ' , . He m19: have a point. · We always did Let lhe ~ tnticlie ·Dol Pre:lldepl wonder How chubby Santa Claus got down JllhnsOO but lite. peoble In their own !!0111!::. , · oliltnneys. I I "con~sus" Andrew Johnson di not go out of bis way to reconcile the senators who disagrood with him. • II Is more a malter of a president's leveling with the people, of telling thEm what he belioves must II< done and doln8 it, wbetber this makes him popular or not. It Is posslbl• for a president to be loved by some of tne people aU of the time and by all of tile people some of the time, but i( he would aspire to greatness, he must be prepared to be haled by many of the people much of the time. Lyndon Johnson is not bated, of course. Be Is simply not completely trusted. This is a tragedy, for what he has done right ln rour yeaq, far outweigbts whatever J and concemilll il Find!, the Lleulenant Gover- tllat CaiUomia bas become tile 1O(. to borro" a lerm mucll us. i Eleclton Day Ill somebow 1110vea mou t'l!adlly1oor.eleet. <vtllltry's blUest and moat lm· ! ed among !IQme in lllll4,, the temp& to ouauoin ' and In yuOy greater volume ltloyen' departure from tile portant political state and " "MaillO~am" pooiUon. He party unity that It from Eaal to weai then 'fromj poot of Whlta Hous! press sec-, tbe foetl5, moreover, ol a new '""~ his practical poliU•·al r•lain Republic'" Weal to East. . , retary lo become a publisher ; and powerf\11 grouping within know-how under Rlcllanl Nixon, will lD bls ca,. be Till consequence J.t that till. Jot> Lotlg lsiattd must by nil>¥ oe I he Republican party that may whom he ably oerved In Nixon's special skill . pollti<Q pefS!JllailUn aod.'evenlbown, In all Its implications, weD dominate and will ct!rtain· tl60 campaign for the Pr.,iden· f ho ~-'II ' / •, atUtudes of 'ibe . ~~ dowp to the remotest hamlet I) lnfiu•IICO lh• seh•:tlon ol cy . 1 n • rt , Reagan 1n ...,. otnol more ~mopoHtan anc1 lavvy .ond io all the ships at sea. the IINil G.O.P. Presidential .. . ' sjx:clfically and tbe Rejllblk:M' determine for hJm whal ""' right and necessary to ask of tional ~ 11'ASIDNGTOJ( - One of the bard, bere-llliiHiow fact that I noUonal political commun- Ibly ev-A • decl•lve motfer~tf"' I II II blthfy likely, lmpi'Ohabll ' moat irraUonal but neveriiM>- I oolable youn1 Republiean poUt- icy. BUI tlmt11 """" cbanlled hand upon the whole """'"" of "' ml(bt _ , '"' lil'lt. ~n·.,"',..,... less unshat•lllo COIIdlllons of leal star has atieaay arrived and 10 haye circum>tallC:el - the new Reqan adminl>tralloo. that thlll YOIIIIit '""" poUlles Ia that newo in California. He ia ll4bert H. and ootably tho circum"'"""'" he embt.<liea the middlo-road tile very Ctllld' from · ' MEIGS THEATRE TNI •••LY """"'L Is almost a historical nonenUty becauoe of his fear w lake unpopular meltsures against the rebellious southern &tales. The present President's namesake, An· drew Johnson, rlaked Impeachment ratller than abandon his unpopular poll!')' of reeonclllalion vrith the defeated Soutb. And whatever one may think of Harry S. Truman, ht was a man who never let public opinio• polls or the need for a na- .... • An American student In India bas writ- , . . . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . ,. . . .. . . , . _ , . , 1 ••••u•a r.,:,::..::::;:., At the othtr extreme, James Bucb~man Y'IRITE PAPER Let Him Cast the First Stone f .--------land 'l11e now - revered Jefferson lei! office well-hated by bla eonwmporarles because of hla unpopular embargo on shipping which ruined New England but prcvertted war wilh Britain. • Readers' Opinion . .. --·· City in the U. S. I" -· -- --- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday January 1· ' J.-,Jr: ,-I .e ' 11181 ' - do \1!£8 ·'. �• ) 1, lilT • DEDI~TION: • .,. # ' Prolplneat Lu1f181'81111 QJHII! dedication of the new st. Paul'1 Lu· tberaD Churilh Jn Pomeroy, Georp ll.ler, Rev. JO!eph Kraley, •d Mkkey WIUiams. \ • Votes m School Issues OVBB 800 per10111 attended dedication ceremoniea of Gallipolla' fl14,000.plua Upetream Publici Uae Area on Sundllll', 0\prfJ K. • .' Of Top Interest in '1_966 publlclll primary, ~ ID the Pomeroy, lD a strip mine acclo Tile prol!J'!Sslve attitude of g.....-al election iD November deal at the Jacobs Coal Comvoten lD llle MeiC• L o c a I by Rep. Rldpb Welker of Melia pany, Laurel Cllll, beeame IIJ)o Scbool District, shown In ov.,.. Coupty also was a blgbllgbl ol other big story of llle year. wbelmlag approval of the bond tbl year. The victory gave Rep. Both men died In llle eave-ID ot laue ltlr lbe IJlO)JGied a e w Welkor the honor of helng tile a biUslde on May 35tb. Clifford high ecbool on May aroc1, a1d flrll state representative te Jacoba, a part owner of t h e oilier evellll leadlnf 1o a eo.,. serve In the new 21111 hOUM dJs. <0111pany, escaped death, 1M prlfleaalva educatlllllel plaL4, trlot 9.1 Athens, Gallla and was inJured. . loppld tbl lilt Ill 1811 bapra. Malp COIIIItlu. llomj>letlag lbe "Top 10" elof. IDp Ia MeJp OnomtJ, 'lilt Big Belld Regatta, Ia Ill les lor the year were the hegiJI.. Tbeee otber evtDta locladed llnlllld appearance in Meigs nlag of the Rl 7 by-pasa 1111 the ute of tMO.oae In banda, County during 3 days in June, March 7. Wrecking crews namlq of Richard Jon11 as bnJucld wide c:omment a n d cleared away homes aloDg 111t bol1'd preeldent, l!iriDc ~IIIUIIIJ people to Pomeroy. right of way to bejin the 2¥•· Georp lfarar8VII Jr., u auper. A feature of tho. l888 regatta mUe project from Hobsoll 1o the IDia!dllll llld Larry Morrboa wu a blgbly publicized fr, o intersection of Rt. 3S neat the u &lllllllll!RIPOrinlelldeul, IIIJio jumping contest. Meigs Fatr.grounds. p1oJmart of Lee W. McCoaw, Another top ltory during 1966 Another highlight of the year former Middleport IUperinlfln. 1JU llle eomp)ellon of the new was the manhunt for Orville dent, as elerlt; conoolldaU1111 of Sl. Paul's Lulberan Cbureb at till aew cllslrlet'a lllileue and tile lnteneotl1111 of SyWIIDr8 and band JI'Oil'aml for the 196'1.al Secolllktl. ·Oomentoae laying loboal yean, IIIII ICtlou - ao was beld April M. and dedlca· &r IDaomp1ete - to obtain a llon serviees on Au,. 28. IIIII k tilt new high sdlool. More aew . a!llllrucUoa was Mllforluae 111d tragedy eom· the new Wel(are Department manded IIICODCI' place for the bulldi"l In 1\&lddleport constructn,..... Both llnlck al the First eel by 1 Jlllll1)fOI1t organization, Natloul Blllk of Raclae. llld the D8W POIIU!I'II1 Motor 011 Febnwy tlb, the haDk Company agency IQIIII to be -IUU4d by 11- thel eaua- comPleted by Mr. A. R. Knight eel damagf!S esUmated near on East Maln..t. $100,000 and took lbe life of •n The Meigs Counly F a t r, .1 elderly widow, Mrs. Edith growing in alze each year with Dunfee. Then on the night of bigger and betler eshlhlls ""' Marti 17111, robbers entered the an expected blgbllgbl. The '86 buildb!i, c:raebd a walk • tn latr oel a new attendance recaafe and ~ off with moro ord. 1hlll fiii,IIOI lD oub. The c:rtme The tragle d-.th of James remalu uasotved. !clward Lewis, 112, Laurel . VIctory 1n t1tt May :1nt Be- Cliff, anc1 au, New Major lnd us try • lS BY BOB WINGETr ~ · Fred Crow, Pomeroy attorney, built the hilari001 idea lila fllllllunplna Contest into one of the 1966 Pomeroy Regatta's chief attract:lo111. ltEGATI'A HI:ROICS . · • Top 10 Stories of 19.66 Here's Gallia'a top 10 n1111 atorlet of 1966: Top News Story of 1966 Pj)LITICIAN IN ACTION--Rilph WtlUt; the Sftb House Dlitrict'1 fin& .W. npriiHIIt&Uvt, at - ' - ,., . Landers, 21, Pornero)', Iller lie Rt bad Ida 1 IIIHorlfl'1 tnlMr alJeiedly held a tDIIe It the 1o pi IIIIo Will VJrpdi. tbroat of Metga Sherlff't Depo. Tile clellh al Howard P, . 1y Carl Hy..U and look I be Chrlsly, Melp Ow!nty _., •..,; gdns of Hysell ·and anolber de!> on June ill at Belpn bJ a nDo uty, Robert Beegle GO Sepl, l er used 1D bls't'Oid pevinJI buolo Landers was eaplured lD Weal wu IIIII IIIOibor llaCIO VJralala Oll1y a few bourllater. lnddent. I 'I. I ' 1Y IRIIWn' WILION, JR. 16. New dormitories, and a new dining New IDdaltr7, lbe e141 .paur episode, ball were opeaed iD September on the .,. · 111111, lrlllle IICOid.n., 1111'• !hefll, cledl· ' pandl"l IWC eampua. Over aoo atudJnta oatiiD - • . dlalbl and weatber are now 8111'Glled in llle Gallla counly llllldll tile lloldell bu11 • 111 the newa 1n collaie. Gallll Colmty cllll'iDI II» put 12 months. John Taylor succeeded Chester Leaper For Ill drallll and 111wa worUiiness, as chief of police. On Jan. 30, Bill Walters home 011 the Bulavllle-Porter Rd., was the lllllll&ndlD~ IVIlDt ot 1116 was lbe deltroyed by fire. -~~~~ on ~. July 7, that Robi!QI • Mftrl, IDe, Ill Springfield, Severe wiDd llorma alruck both the (lblo, would locate • 10,100 Ill· ft. plant city and countr on July e· and 1~. Severo! huge trees were apt'DO!ed. Tile """ 'l'rlbullt mOied two pages S. Myers, M, Kanauga, drownto lbe bisllllo ~ It wu Gal· ' edWilHam in the .Obio on OcL 1. Qn May 5, lll't 8l'll ~ liiW lndllltrlal plant in Wlllllm Wolle, River 27, Gallipolis, drowned H ;,-. 4lrGaadlinaiiJa ceremonies. Ileal' Parkersbur& !luzlllll a llsbjl)a ~ GCIIdQall4 Tnelday, Oct. 11. Ohio em. ~-. 4. R1lodll tullllld 111e 11n1 k ••0110 blue gulled tile 0-lta Harbor llloftl. oQ<~e··ls. OD ..M4f<#:!J.'il.~• u Ia u, In • broad deyllgbt, etole 'f1;81111.8f ifiom a local Clay ~ wu In tbl beadlines from . ineliranee linn. · ,~- · • · • ""·' · ~· AprD ibrougb Hov~._!'J. was ous!A;cl ·~ ..Looal UIIU'IIll Superlnle!r .l'housand• of archerr·!llvaded the Gal· deal Ia April. J'ollowlq IIUIDOI'OUI hear· lipolls area on July :It for the Zlst annual .... .... - YiDdlcllld lD • court 1'111· NFAA lournatnOnt, beld al Pt. Plwant. lq ol Oct. 10. 1'roiMQtlila A~. John EpGallljlOiia allracted 8;iij. persons July " lin& I!IP'Iled lbat ra1lq ID November. 27 with a lllianl!c boat '!)tow at the UpThe lint diiNI murder lrlals of Ernstream Publlc Uoe Area• .,.. \ .. Ill B. Walk.-, •• Gll11tpolle, and Ma W. Dr. Ferdenand E. Fournier was na~ Borden, II, Kerr, rated beadllaes In JanGSI superintendent. on March 15. The cily uary, F~ IIIII lleroll. commissioners approved a $1Sf,OOO federThe Illite petrol, elty police aud lher· al grant for industrial purposes nn Dec. 1!1'1 dlputmlllt ,probed aver 1,000 automo20. Qn March 18, plans lor Gallla'a t581,• bUe l!"dddaU In 1111 - a IIIW record. 350 induatrlal park and atrporl were tom· Five Jdehwey laiiiiUes were recorded pleted by city and counly officials. diii'II!J tbl put ·fBir lD Ga!Ua. Summarizing lbe past 12 months, May, lllo Grq Cqllege • obaemd Its IOtb July and November were the unewsieJt" &IUiivenary oa Alii• 29. Tile collog•'• months. September lacked major head· Mil $100,000 UbriiJ wu cledlcated Jan. line events. ·- . ...llnraalcn • '' "''"'Harper, 1 Annolll!Cemenl of new Industrial planl - Robbins lo Myen - on July 7. 2 :_ Clay Baker epbode, which began In ~ and conllnuad lhrough Novt~~~o blr. 1 - Walker-Borden murder trial, endIna Ml!<lh 1 wban Walkor wu IOIIDd auJ1. ty o1 mlllllaupter. Charaea qllnlt Mn. Borden were dropped lllrdl 7. 4 - Dldleatlon ol GalllpoU.' $114,000 • pins Upstream Publle Uoe Area on AprU st. S - Annoullt!emenl by (lolombuo and ~ Qhlo EIIC!Irlc! eo. of plana to CODo llruc!l ·• bydro plaJit at Eureka. I - May (Jl'IJIIary and November ..,_ eral lleeUOIII. Gallll bid 5,17!1 tum out In May 1 primary wblle T,e57 YOted on Nov. I. OOP dlimed eU 1M one poeiUon •.aoo.ooo In Gallla. 7 - Tile 17111 aunual Gallll Coonty Junlclr Fall', 1lllidl allracled a recor4 18,1011 pia. I - lib: 1Mb IIIOW oil Feb. I, wblcb IJI.. ereued lbe total .. to 20 inches in 12 days, nearly equaling tlie 1160 ~rd. 8 - Inaction by CentervWe eouncU !J1o<:kod Rt. 35 by·pau of vDiqe 1111 Fe!). 7. 11 - ll'ranctl IDII, 30, dies in Fourtb Ave., home fire Dec. 39. ABig Story ••• Left Out One of 1lle Blf, Ill Storie~ of 1888 lD Gallla and Meip ty II'.. the fll8hla of The Coonty MOIIIIer, However, lliDce ao one obtabled a fiiHhutter lllol of Ibis eUeied red-eyed, wlde-wln&ed, bllmall-falt ~ between a 111&11 and bird, and because Ma· 10D Coonty Ownl UUa lo him (or her), and because he was believed oeen Oll1y once in Gillie Coonty (when streaking lor warmer cUmes, and that dimly), The Bird is nol Usted in lbe Top 10 Stores of 11161!. AD this being true, It must be admitted, nevertheless, The CASHIER - Freeland Norris. euhler of tbe Blcln• l'lrlt Nltfonal Janlr, which was robbed of f28,000, and earlier bJd bee!l &litted. 111 11ft. '· CREW - Skelton Con1t. Co. wrecking crew went to wort dell" . lrllllnur bomea from the Rt. 7 By-pw right of wq. APPROXIMATELY 300 persons braved rain and cold temJIII:a!ures to attt\nd Bird produced one of the Bli ground breaking ceremonies of Gallia 's new Robbins & Myers plant Oct. 1~!! Store• of 11116, reaardlesa of above are Gov. James A. Rhodes, J. Harold Karr, R & M president, city •·· - . . he ~.., she) lalcl Ill fuz. Gary R. Short and Dr. Keith Brandeberry (witb umbrella) president of tbe li)'liead. 1l.- Chamber of Commerce. · · on '~ I CONSERVANCY WORK - Bill Porter, ttlorniy, SCHOOLMEN: Larry Morr!wn, Geor&e Hargraves, Jr. leader In organizing the Leading Creek Conservancy .Diatrlct. . c r ' .'.'. ' •• • r ', �• ) 1, lilT • DEDI~TION: • .,. # ' Prolplneat Lu1f181'81111 QJHII! dedication of the new st. Paul'1 Lu· tberaD Churilh Jn Pomeroy, Georp ll.ler, Rev. JO!eph Kraley, •d Mkkey WIUiams. \ • Votes m School Issues OVBB 800 per10111 attended dedication ceremoniea of Gallipolla' fl14,000.plua Upetream Publici Uae Area on Sundllll', 0\prfJ K. • .' Of Top Interest in '1_966 publlclll primary, ~ ID the Pomeroy, lD a strip mine acclo Tile prol!J'!Sslve attitude of g.....-al election iD November deal at the Jacobs Coal Comvoten lD llle MeiC• L o c a I by Rep. Rldpb Welker of Melia pany, Laurel Cllll, beeame IIJ)o Scbool District, shown In ov.,.. Coupty also was a blgbllgbl ol other big story of llle year. wbelmlag approval of the bond tbl year. The victory gave Rep. Both men died In llle eave-ID ot laue ltlr lbe IJlO)JGied a e w Welkor the honor of helng tile a biUslde on May 35tb. Clifford high ecbool on May aroc1, a1d flrll state representative te Jacoba, a part owner of t h e oilier evellll leadlnf 1o a eo.,. serve In the new 21111 hOUM dJs. <0111pany, escaped death, 1M prlfleaalva educatlllllel plaL4, trlot 9.1 Athens, Gallla and was inJured. . loppld tbl lilt Ill 1811 bapra. Malp COIIIItlu. llomj>letlag lbe "Top 10" elof. IDp Ia MeJp OnomtJ, 'lilt Big Belld Regatta, Ia Ill les lor the year were the hegiJI.. Tbeee otber evtDta locladed llnlllld appearance in Meigs nlag of the Rl 7 by-pasa 1111 the ute of tMO.oae In banda, County during 3 days in June, March 7. Wrecking crews namlq of Richard Jon11 as bnJucld wide c:omment a n d cleared away homes aloDg 111t bol1'd preeldent, l!iriDc ~IIIUIIIJ people to Pomeroy. right of way to bejin the 2¥•· Georp lfarar8VII Jr., u auper. A feature of tho. l888 regatta mUe project from Hobsoll 1o the IDia!dllll llld Larry Morrboa wu a blgbly publicized fr, o intersection of Rt. 3S neat the u &lllllllll!RIPOrinlelldeul, IIIJio jumping contest. Meigs Fatr.grounds. p1oJmart of Lee W. McCoaw, Another top ltory during 1966 Another highlight of the year former Middleport IUperinlfln. 1JU llle eomp)ellon of the new was the manhunt for Orville dent, as elerlt; conoolldaU1111 of Sl. Paul's Lulberan Cbureb at till aew cllslrlet'a lllileue and tile lnteneotl1111 of SyWIIDr8 and band JI'Oil'aml for the 196'1.al Secolllktl. ·Oomentoae laying loboal yean, IIIII ICtlou - ao was beld April M. and dedlca· &r IDaomp1ete - to obtain a llon serviees on Au,. 28. IIIII k tilt new high sdlool. More aew . a!llllrucUoa was Mllforluae 111d tragedy eom· the new Wel(are Department manded IIICODCI' place for the bulldi"l In 1\&lddleport constructn,..... Both llnlck al the First eel by 1 Jlllll1)fOI1t organization, Natloul Blllk of Raclae. llld the D8W POIIU!I'II1 Motor 011 Febnwy tlb, the haDk Company agency IQIIII to be -IUU4d by 11- thel eaua- comPleted by Mr. A. R. Knight eel damagf!S esUmated near on East Maln..t. $100,000 and took lbe life of •n The Meigs Counly F a t r, .1 elderly widow, Mrs. Edith growing in alze each year with Dunfee. Then on the night of bigger and betler eshlhlls ""' Marti 17111, robbers entered the an expected blgbllgbl. The '86 buildb!i, c:raebd a walk • tn latr oel a new attendance recaafe and ~ off with moro ord. 1hlll fiii,IIOI lD oub. The c:rtme The tragle d-.th of James remalu uasotved. !clward Lewis, 112, Laurel . VIctory 1n t1tt May :1nt Be- Cliff, anc1 au, New Major lnd us try • lS BY BOB WINGETr ~ · Fred Crow, Pomeroy attorney, built the hilari001 idea lila fllllllunplna Contest into one of the 1966 Pomeroy Regatta's chief attract:lo111. ltEGATI'A HI:ROICS . · • Top 10 Stories of 19.66 Here's Gallia'a top 10 n1111 atorlet of 1966: Top News Story of 1966 Pj)LITICIAN IN ACTION--Rilph WtlUt; the Sftb House Dlitrict'1 fin& .W. npriiHIIt&Uvt, at - ' - ,., . Landers, 21, Pornero)', Iller lie Rt bad Ida 1 IIIHorlfl'1 tnlMr alJeiedly held a tDIIe It the 1o pi IIIIo Will VJrpdi. tbroat of Metga Sherlff't Depo. Tile clellh al Howard P, . 1y Carl Hy..U and look I be Chrlsly, Melp Ow!nty _., •..,; gdns of Hysell ·and anolber de!> on June ill at Belpn bJ a nDo uty, Robert Beegle GO Sepl, l er used 1D bls't'Oid pevinJI buolo Landers was eaplured lD Weal wu IIIII IIIOibor llaCIO VJralala Oll1y a few bourllater. lnddent. I 'I. I ' 1Y IRIIWn' WILION, JR. 16. New dormitories, and a new dining New IDdaltr7, lbe e141 .paur episode, ball were opeaed iD September on the .,. · 111111, lrlllle IICOid.n., 1111'• !hefll, cledl· ' pandl"l IWC eampua. Over aoo atudJnta oatiiD - • . dlalbl and weatber are now 8111'Glled in llle Gallla counly llllldll tile lloldell bu11 • 111 the newa 1n collaie. Gallll Colmty cllll'iDI II» put 12 months. John Taylor succeeded Chester Leaper For Ill drallll and 111wa worUiiness, as chief of police. On Jan. 30, Bill Walters home 011 the Bulavllle-Porter Rd., was the lllllll&ndlD~ IVIlDt ot 1116 was lbe deltroyed by fire. -~~~~ on ~. July 7, that Robi!QI • Mftrl, IDe, Ill Springfield, Severe wiDd llorma alruck both the (lblo, would locate • 10,100 Ill· ft. plant city and countr on July e· and 1~. Severo! huge trees were apt'DO!ed. Tile """ 'l'rlbullt mOied two pages S. Myers, M, Kanauga, drownto lbe bisllllo ~ It wu Gal· ' edWilHam in the .Obio on OcL 1. Qn May 5, lll't 8l'll ~ liiW lndllltrlal plant in Wlllllm Wolle, River 27, Gallipolis, drowned H ;,-. 4lrGaadlinaiiJa ceremonies. Ileal' Parkersbur& !luzlllll a llsbjl)a ~ GCIIdQall4 Tnelday, Oct. 11. Ohio em. ~-. 4. R1lodll tullllld 111e 11n1 k ••0110 blue gulled tile 0-lta Harbor llloftl. oQ<~e··ls. OD ..M4f<#:!J.'il.~• u Ia u, In • broad deyllgbt, etole 'f1;81111.8f ifiom a local Clay ~ wu In tbl beadlines from . ineliranee linn. · ,~- · • · • ""·' · ~· AprD ibrougb Hov~._!'J. was ous!A;cl ·~ ..Looal UIIU'IIll Superlnle!r .l'housand• of archerr·!llvaded the Gal· deal Ia April. J'ollowlq IIUIDOI'OUI hear· lipolls area on July :It for the Zlst annual .... .... - YiDdlcllld lD • court 1'111· NFAA lournatnOnt, beld al Pt. Plwant. lq ol Oct. 10. 1'roiMQtlila A~. John EpGallljlOiia allracted 8;iij. persons July " lin& I!IP'Iled lbat ra1lq ID November. 27 with a lllianl!c boat '!)tow at the UpThe lint diiNI murder lrlals of Ernstream Publlc Uoe Area• .,.. \ .. Ill B. Walk.-, •• Gll11tpolle, and Ma W. Dr. Ferdenand E. Fournier was na~ Borden, II, Kerr, rated beadllaes In JanGSI superintendent. on March 15. The cily uary, F~ IIIII lleroll. commissioners approved a $1Sf,OOO federThe Illite petrol, elty police aud lher· al grant for industrial purposes nn Dec. 1!1'1 dlputmlllt ,probed aver 1,000 automo20. Qn March 18, plans lor Gallla'a t581,• bUe l!"dddaU In 1111 - a IIIW record. 350 induatrlal park and atrporl were tom· Five Jdehwey laiiiiUes were recorded pleted by city and counly officials. diii'II!J tbl put ·fBir lD Ga!Ua. Summarizing lbe past 12 months, May, lllo Grq Cqllege • obaemd Its IOtb July and November were the unewsieJt" &IUiivenary oa Alii• 29. Tile collog•'• months. September lacked major head· Mil $100,000 UbriiJ wu cledlcated Jan. line events. ·- . ...llnraalcn • '' "''"'Harper, 1 Annolll!Cemenl of new Industrial planl - Robbins lo Myen - on July 7. 2 :_ Clay Baker epbode, which began In ~ and conllnuad lhrough Novt~~~o blr. 1 - Walker-Borden murder trial, endIna Ml!<lh 1 wban Walkor wu IOIIDd auJ1. ty o1 mlllllaupter. Charaea qllnlt Mn. Borden were dropped lllrdl 7. 4 - Dldleatlon ol GalllpoU.' $114,000 • pins Upstream Publle Uoe Area on AprU st. S - Annoullt!emenl by (lolombuo and ~ Qhlo EIIC!Irlc! eo. of plana to CODo llruc!l ·• bydro plaJit at Eureka. I - May (Jl'IJIIary and November ..,_ eral lleeUOIII. Gallll bid 5,17!1 tum out In May 1 primary wblle T,e57 YOted on Nov. I. OOP dlimed eU 1M one poeiUon •.aoo.ooo In Gallla. 7 - Tile 17111 aunual Gallll Coonty Junlclr Fall', 1lllidl allracled a recor4 18,1011 pia. I - lib: 1Mb IIIOW oil Feb. I, wblcb IJI.. ereued lbe total .. to 20 inches in 12 days, nearly equaling tlie 1160 ~rd. 8 - Inaction by CentervWe eouncU !J1o<:kod Rt. 35 by·pau of vDiqe 1111 Fe!). 7. 11 - ll'ranctl IDII, 30, dies in Fourtb Ave., home fire Dec. 39. ABig Story ••• Left Out One of 1lle Blf, Ill Storie~ of 1888 lD Gallla and Meip ty II'.. the fll8hla of The Coonty MOIIIIer, However, lliDce ao one obtabled a fiiHhutter lllol of Ibis eUeied red-eyed, wlde-wln&ed, bllmall-falt ~ between a 111&11 and bird, and because Ma· 10D Coonty Ownl UUa lo him (or her), and because he was believed oeen Oll1y once in Gillie Coonty (when streaking lor warmer cUmes, and that dimly), The Bird is nol Usted in lbe Top 10 Stores of 11161!. AD this being true, It must be admitted, nevertheless, The CASHIER - Freeland Norris. euhler of tbe Blcln• l'lrlt Nltfonal Janlr, which was robbed of f28,000, and earlier bJd bee!l &litted. 111 11ft. '· CREW - Skelton Con1t. Co. wrecking crew went to wort dell" . lrllllnur bomea from the Rt. 7 By-pw right of wq. APPROXIMATELY 300 persons braved rain and cold temJIII:a!ures to attt\nd Bird produced one of the Bli ground breaking ceremonies of Gallia 's new Robbins & Myers plant Oct. 1~!! Store• of 11116, reaardlesa of above are Gov. James A. Rhodes, J. Harold Karr, R & M president, city •·· - . . he ~.., she) lalcl Ill fuz. Gary R. Short and Dr. Keith Brandeberry (witb umbrella) president of tbe li)'liead. 1l.- Chamber of Commerce. · · on '~ I CONSERVANCY WORK - Bill Porter, ttlorniy, SCHOOLMEN: Larry Morr!wn, Geor&e Hargraves, Jr. leader In organizing the Leading Creek Conservancy .Diatrlct. . c r ' .'.'. ' •• • r ', �., ' • • ,- • l!llllf 1111Mi .J. l.,_f '• ' • 42 I' An UncomplicateJ Fellow !I!! 56 . Fighter Terrell Wishing Cassius 'Happy_New Y"'a..• ~J~ ' By MILTON- RI~N . •' Can tllat be • big problem•• ones illcludiDI4JJ '.\t.N. UPI Sptrtl wrtiu "Sure," TerteU r..Owneci. "It .~ u car !"" 1 NEW YORK (UPJ) -Bll ahuOII &ot me lnto trouble up "Chopping h-eti. '\Jiidi~1i ·natured Ernie ~U there at Deer Lake." . your stamlna,~· lie uld. .~.-:: everyone a babpJ New "How ~meb" .t • • ~ .. Year-even CHslus Clay. . "Well, 1 Cllt down lhtt He wu m~UIICied thtl - .IJ!!r · 1 ph .;., " former beavywoilbt cbiiiHoe(, 11 That'o the type fellow ~· Is, 8 nd .. Lt e a 101• ooe '"''0 • Bob Pastor, once nl<:k!!ll, lillfl,ilj mild, aenerally pacilislia and Reali~· . . chopping wood iD 1r•IIIIDI •J.litl primarUy uncompllca~. ''It sure dJd. They told this was unable to go tliroujlJ .lliiJi • , . rena at whose place I was bedlll bou1 .. : ·• ..,.,~ Terrell really bas no quarrel otaying thal if the trees 1 was. IC ed _ • :onth anyone . That ln<ludes Clay chopping down kept breaking Wasn't he worried !bit~ or Muhammad Ali, ·takeo your those wires they would raise his thing could iccur to biJ!I~17W' • p1ck, apart natur~Uy !rom their bill." ""-ccidents can bapJJOa,: ... (IJIII _ Feb. 6 I!tie date 10 the Houston I "How many times diet' tile shruq,ed. "I ain't 1here-'fil.:~ ' Astrodome. trees fal on those telephone on a show. I'm l11N11lleri1', '· Naturally, Terrell wants to wires?'' Terrell_ was . a3ked. chop down trees.'.· ~~:ro- 1 ~~Jit::~·t be•t Clay, but he has ·uttle "Three times," he said, Was there any ~ar ltomach lor the kind of name- "This fellow you were slaying ihints he could clve . . calling and Indian wrestllna with, what did he say to you wishing to do some chiHiiiilllr • Clay tried to engage him in then? 11 t.imseH? · ' -~~~ here the other day. I "He told me to aim the trees Terrell mulled ' ovier · I& Terrell so serjous he the other way." question a moment. ·I~~:;: ~..-·sometimes gets laughs where he No Myster~s "There's biJ tO never intended them. Th•t·o Terrell was dead serious as cbopplng down a tree;" It• ~jl. exactly what h.appened when ne rne spoke of the way he had uvou just keep dloppiq:.~~-.•. began desc~ibing some of the : chopped trees, how he had You see, mild, ~ :~~~~~:~ he ran into while begun on small ones and pacifistic and primarllf' t"CCiiUCt.YDE (SKEET;Eitl Tyler, a Jllember ot the Beach ~thletlc Club, Charleston, · trees Jn Deer La~ worked his way up to bigger plicated. · has been to the Natiol)al Golden Gloves tournament •ix times and· in 1965 was in Pa., a secUon in th the ~&tiona! finals •. Tyler will appear in the Washington gym' during the 19,67 Gal- Pocono mounhains where e llpo)IS-Southern Ob10 Area AAU tournament, LICheduled Jan. 12·13·14. trained before moving on wbis present New Jersey site. I Watcb Those Trees ,.There are certajnt hings you gotta watch out for when you're '··r lw••lt<o tree ,?." Chiefs Favored , 1 Bills By 3 /2 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - Named to the All-Tournament 'l'eam at the · Second Annual Pt. · Pl~sallt Rotary Holiday ~;~~~:::~-~ Basketball Tournament were: (I tor) Robert Sandy, 6-{) senior forward, Concord College; AI Knott, 6-4 junior, Cedarville Colleg~; Gregbry, &6 senior forward, I_tio Grande College; Bqb ~a.bry, 6·5 freshman center (Most Valuable Play.er), Rio Grande College; Dewayne Freeman, 6·1 freshman, W•lltamsburg; Va.; Alan Hamilton, 6-1' sophomore, and Dave Hamilton, 6-5~ sophomore,· bOtb .froll) Gary, W, Va,. all three from West Virginia State. · ,. I ! Burnett Named · . - 1 i1 Rookie-of-Y ~ar no m7Jfiifl I SHAKING HIM UP chopping/ ' said Terrell solemn- Like what?'' someone asked. "Uke wbich way the tree is gonna fat," Terrell replied. 11 CURFEW VIOLATIONS DETROIT (UPI) ruembers of the last-place Detroit Red Wings of the . National Hockey League were · lined Friday by coach Sid Abel (or breaking their ·curfew times in New York Thursday night. Abel, who would not divulge the amount of the fine.s, said that Captain Alex Delvecehio, Norm Ullman, Parker MacDonald and Floyd Smith were, "iingering in a restaurant in the hotel after midnight." · AU..STAR USED CARS YOU'VE BEE~ ('~ WAITING FORI The .. finest new oar makes the finest ulled cu ' l. I All of CadiUae'o advaneod enr!n"rlnr and dlltlnctivt otyq il youn in a late-model, previoUJiy-owntd Cadillac. la Cllll' · current wide eelection, 10\l'll find a \1ted Cadillac t.blt dtr1 , far more in featuret and drivinr utitfaction than m01t ne~ ·. can of otMr makee. And you'll find, too, a r&n~• of price. tO ' '' &t practically any budget. · ·~' 66 Cadill~e H.T. Seden De Ville_ $5200 1 Full power equi~ment, piUI Climate Control atr-<Atiditioning,} ownes. new Cadillac trade, turquoise witlt •. turquo1w Interior, • 66 ~llac Coupe DeVille $5200 Full power equipment included, power windows and 6-way _pqr.:er seat. Tilt and telescope steering wheel autrorfl: ·~e. t~nted glass, radio, rear speaker, powe; antenna, beaut(ful blue metallic finish with like-new matching interior, one owner. new Cadil1ac trade-in Only 14,000 miles. Really a sharp one. · 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $3500 Full po Ner equipment, radio, white lldewall tires hnte.d glass, ti1t-steering wheel, cruise control, A~ tromc eye, comfort control air~onditioning. OPEN EVES TIL 1:00 Ace Captlires · Flyweight Title KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 ,_, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALU 'j '' Akron Canton Canton Creek tile . first perlud Friday. · T h e . lroritinans held a 46-32 halftime i llad. It was 71·55 alter three \.. �., ' • • ,- • l!llllf 1111Mi .J. l.,_f '• ' • 42 I' An UncomplicateJ Fellow !I!! 56 . Fighter Terrell Wishing Cassius 'Happy_New Y"'a..• ~J~ ' By MILTON- RI~N . •' Can tllat be • big problem•• ones illcludiDI4JJ '.\t.N. UPI Sptrtl wrtiu "Sure," TerteU r..Owneci. "It .~ u car !"" 1 NEW YORK (UPJ) -Bll ahuOII &ot me lnto trouble up "Chopping h-eti. '\Jiidi~1i ·natured Ernie ~U there at Deer Lake." . your stamlna,~· lie uld. .~.-:: everyone a babpJ New "How ~meb" .t • • ~ .. Year-even CHslus Clay. . "Well, 1 Cllt down lhtt He wu m~UIICied thtl - .IJ!!r · 1 ph .;., " former beavywoilbt cbiiiHoe(, 11 That'o the type fellow ~· Is, 8 nd .. Lt e a 101• ooe '"''0 • Bob Pastor, once nl<:k!!ll, lillfl,ilj mild, aenerally pacilislia and Reali~· . . chopping wood iD 1r•IIIIDI •J.litl primarUy uncompllca~. ''It sure dJd. They told this was unable to go tliroujlJ .lliiJi • , . rena at whose place I was bedlll bou1 .. : ·• ..,.,~ Terrell really bas no quarrel otaying thal if the trees 1 was. IC ed _ • :onth anyone . That ln<ludes Clay chopping down kept breaking Wasn't he worried !bit~ or Muhammad Ali, ·takeo your those wires they would raise his thing could iccur to biJ!I~17W' • p1ck, apart natur~Uy !rom their bill." ""-ccidents can bapJJOa,: ... (IJIII _ Feb. 6 I!tie date 10 the Houston I "How many times diet' tile shruq,ed. "I ain't 1here-'fil.:~ ' Astrodome. trees fal on those telephone on a show. I'm l11N11lleri1', '· Naturally, Terrell wants to wires?'' Terrell_ was . a3ked. chop down trees.'.· ~~:ro- 1 ~~Jit::~·t be•t Clay, but he has ·uttle "Three times," he said, Was there any ~ar ltomach lor the kind of name- "This fellow you were slaying ihints he could clve . . calling and Indian wrestllna with, what did he say to you wishing to do some chiHiiiilllr • Clay tried to engage him in then? 11 t.imseH? · ' -~~~ here the other day. I "He told me to aim the trees Terrell mulled ' ovier · I& Terrell so serjous he the other way." question a moment. ·I~~:;: ~..-·sometimes gets laughs where he No Myster~s "There's biJ tO never intended them. Th•t·o Terrell was dead serious as cbopplng down a tree;" It• ~jl. exactly what h.appened when ne rne spoke of the way he had uvou just keep dloppiq:.~~-.•. began desc~ibing some of the : chopped trees, how he had You see, mild, ~ :~~~~~:~ he ran into while begun on small ones and pacifistic and primarllf' t"CCiiUCt.YDE (SKEET;Eitl Tyler, a Jllember ot the Beach ~thletlc Club, Charleston, · trees Jn Deer La~ worked his way up to bigger plicated. · has been to the Natiol)al Golden Gloves tournament •ix times and· in 1965 was in Pa., a secUon in th the ~&tiona! finals •. Tyler will appear in the Washington gym' during the 19,67 Gal- Pocono mounhains where e llpo)IS-Southern Ob10 Area AAU tournament, LICheduled Jan. 12·13·14. trained before moving on wbis present New Jersey site. I Watcb Those Trees ,.There are certajnt hings you gotta watch out for when you're '··r lw••lt<o tree ,?." Chiefs Favored , 1 Bills By 3 /2 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM - Named to the All-Tournament 'l'eam at the · Second Annual Pt. · Pl~sallt Rotary Holiday ~;~~~:::~-~ Basketball Tournament were: (I tor) Robert Sandy, 6-{) senior forward, Concord College; AI Knott, 6-4 junior, Cedarville Colleg~; Gregbry, &6 senior forward, I_tio Grande College; Bqb ~a.bry, 6·5 freshman center (Most Valuable Play.er), Rio Grande College; Dewayne Freeman, 6·1 freshman, W•lltamsburg; Va.; Alan Hamilton, 6-1' sophomore, and Dave Hamilton, 6-5~ sophomore,· bOtb .froll) Gary, W, Va,. all three from West Virginia State. · ,. I ! Burnett Named · . - 1 i1 Rookie-of-Y ~ar no m7Jfiifl I SHAKING HIM UP chopping/ ' said Terrell solemn- Like what?'' someone asked. "Uke wbich way the tree is gonna fat," Terrell replied. 11 CURFEW VIOLATIONS DETROIT (UPI) ruembers of the last-place Detroit Red Wings of the . National Hockey League were · lined Friday by coach Sid Abel (or breaking their ·curfew times in New York Thursday night. Abel, who would not divulge the amount of the fine.s, said that Captain Alex Delvecehio, Norm Ullman, Parker MacDonald and Floyd Smith were, "iingering in a restaurant in the hotel after midnight." · AU..STAR USED CARS YOU'VE BEE~ ('~ WAITING FORI The .. finest new oar makes the finest ulled cu ' l. I All of CadiUae'o advaneod enr!n"rlnr and dlltlnctivt otyq il youn in a late-model, previoUJiy-owntd Cadillac. la Cllll' · current wide eelection, 10\l'll find a \1ted Cadillac t.blt dtr1 , far more in featuret and drivinr utitfaction than m01t ne~ ·. can of otMr makee. And you'll find, too, a r&n~• of price. tO ' '' &t practically any budget. · ·~' 66 Cadill~e H.T. Seden De Ville_ $5200 1 Full power equi~ment, piUI Climate Control atr-<Atiditioning,} ownes. new Cadillac trade, turquoise witlt •. turquo1w Interior, • 66 ~llac Coupe DeVille $5200 Full power equipment included, power windows and 6-way _pqr.:er seat. Tilt and telescope steering wheel autrorfl: ·~e. t~nted glass, radio, rear speaker, powe; antenna, beaut(ful blue metallic finish with like-new matching interior, one owner. new Cadil1ac trade-in Only 14,000 miles. Really a sharp one. · 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $3500 Full po Ner equipment, radio, white lldewall tires hnte.d glass, ti1t-steering wheel, cruise control, A~ tromc eye, comfort control air~onditioning. OPEN EVES TIL 1:00 Ace Captlires · Flyweight Title KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 ,_, HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALU 'j '' Akron Canton Canton Creek tile . first perlud Friday. · T h e . lroritinans held a 46-32 halftime i llad. It was 71·55 alter three \.. �I j I • l • IN FARMING . • .. . \ ur ars ,. 6 Yearbpok Theme is. t 2 ' f •t · '. \ ' ~ LI!S I ER iWlCIJii'll'l! Mr.·Ra~cliffe · ·· junbaJI ~imth itntintl Beef Cattlemen Will Find ------------------- ,, ' ' ' ·auY YOUR · William Napier ·Observes l 06th (at least) Birthday· FERTILIZ·ER Nowand:G'ettheEarly . DISCOUNT . Patrol Reports Two Minor Traffic Accidents ~ • . ' Bag, Bulk and Liquid Fertilizer, 1111 available DOW. Take d~llvery now1 from out aJ:ea warih0U141 at· ·Pomeroy. P.OME-·ROY > II S.rvl"" r.~-..qallla and W..,., COUiiHaa ,, .. 992.2111 ~ ...... w. c.nrt. ...... lorn.~ ~~~ "L.... louie , • not .... / . 'I u,,....,.,..,.._roy ·' ~,PEN TIL 9 PM Thru SATURDAY) . (MONDAY . ' ~ . y . Cited To Court by City Police Woman Beat the Price Increase I and Every Year pricea seem to . go upl This is true in our businell, ·too. Right now we would like to sell you a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or impl.. ' ment prior to this price increase. IF YOU BUY A NEW FllMALl ·TRACTOR ·NOW ' . F~ers Invited to School · ~ Commercial Vegetables · Atrangements have leDslm EntomolegiBt. . for !lie annlllll Commer- '1l!ele ·lM• wDJ bring all up Vegetable Growers fD date 111 l)le new..t Informs· evening, Jill. a. lim .. m..ct llld dlaeaae COl> !lie C<!OJ>I"'alloJI trol, 111 fortlll!er recommenda· llaciDe Vo.A& IlOilo, IIJid variety llld oultural the meellni WiU recoljUI!endatlona lor 1967, v~••• rOODd iD · Scbo~J. The ,_,.. ' 8pectal questlool ahiUid be 7:30 p. m: llld ead IIIIIIJiild ~ 1 note fD the Coun· are.............. ID Bit~ Offlcea aa IIIOD •• paalble. Tbt meetiDI fo open ID fntereoted ID any 11 We the undersigned ... OR IF -YOU NUD A NEW HAY BALER . tolll _.... "' ....... fri-M,,_, ""'...,.,..,... - - ·..w. ... ,.,,~ rlNir WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES ·~F 1WIN,t. r.e-{ilo """ ..,,,,....wn Jor..U. . IUY •ow and MAKE A SUBSTANnAL ·' Mon11ement ond StoH At· . Tractor Sales Pomeroy .. ' WE WILL GIVE YOU A NEW HEAT HOUS~R. ,. luNbr ,....,.,.. ,.,. - '. .• ..• . ' PHONE 992·2176 ·. ,, ' I �I j I • l • IN FARMING . • .. . \ ur ars ,. 6 Yearbpok Theme is. t 2 ' f •t · '. \ ' ~ LI!S I ER iWlCIJii'll'l! Mr.·Ra~cliffe · ·· junbaJI ~imth itntintl Beef Cattlemen Will Find ------------------- ,, ' ' ' ·auY YOUR · William Napier ·Observes l 06th (at least) Birthday· FERTILIZ·ER Nowand:G'ettheEarly . DISCOUNT . Patrol Reports Two Minor Traffic Accidents ~ • . ' Bag, Bulk and Liquid Fertilizer, 1111 available DOW. Take d~llvery now1 from out aJ:ea warih0U141 at· ·Pomeroy. P.OME-·ROY > II S.rvl"" r.~-..qallla and W..,., COUiiHaa ,, .. 992.2111 ~ ...... w. c.nrt. ...... lorn.~ ~~~ "L.... louie , • not .... / . 'I u,,....,.,..,.._roy ·' ~,PEN TIL 9 PM Thru SATURDAY) . (MONDAY . ' ~ . y . Cited To Court by City Police Woman Beat the Price Increase I and Every Year pricea seem to . go upl This is true in our businell, ·too. Right now we would like to sell you a NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or impl.. ' ment prior to this price increase. IF YOU BUY A NEW FllMALl ·TRACTOR ·NOW ' . F~ers Invited to School · ~ Commercial Vegetables · Atrangements have leDslm EntomolegiBt. . for !lie annlllll Commer- '1l!ele ·lM• wDJ bring all up Vegetable Growers fD date 111 l)le new..t Informs· evening, Jill. a. lim .. m..ct llld dlaeaae COl> !lie C<!OJ>I"'alloJI trol, 111 fortlll!er recommenda· llaciDe Vo.A& IlOilo, IIJid variety llld oultural the meellni WiU recoljUI!endatlona lor 1967, v~••• rOODd iD · Scbo~J. The ,_,.. ' 8pectal questlool ahiUid be 7:30 p. m: llld ead IIIIIIJiild ~ 1 note fD the Coun· are.............. ID Bit~ Offlcea aa IIIOD •• paalble. Tbt meetiDI fo open ID fntereoted ID any 11 We the undersigned ... OR IF -YOU NUD A NEW HAY BALER . tolll _.... "' ....... fri-M,,_, ""'...,.,..,... - - ·..w. ... ,.,,~ rlNir WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES ·~F 1WIN,t. r.e-{ilo """ ..,,,,....wn Jor..U. . IUY •ow and MAKE A SUBSTANnAL ·' Mon11ement ond StoH At· . Tractor Sales Pomeroy .. ' WE WILL GIVE YOU A NEW HEAT HOUS~R. ,. luNbr ,....,.,.. ,.,. - '. .• ..• . ' PHONE 992·2176 ·. ,, ' I ���• • J • ' '' ' . KATIE'$· -. T<~ci-pe Gift Wrecks· Calorie "'t.'ftll CIIOW w ea!otlft a1uce -~ ·~ t'Uf'ttl ...... ,..._ 1 ,.; boiiOr 0.. ....... IMrda ... · -.· tlie C Events Add:.n!ll, blenol wen. a...... •.... "'-· ..._. . . ftllll(lla 'lUTIHO · -- .... -~- .., OM •• 111• 111 - . Gallia Meigs ' eroomal rniXtuN. E_vents_ • 1'-la•'•"""' Oom.,_ Trar, an..m. ..,.. wm-• Friday ft • ....:..: 1 ~ Btooel H. 01!111, - 01 lin. ROOWt 011111 aDd tlie late RDblrl L. Ooall• . of 4o!Jddlepor~, Oblo. Voft ol ljWo doUble r1n1 cere- VICitD LYNN F~Y ~ ... read bJ \lie .1111111* rortet "' Saturday, No~II, allp. m. iu • ':toMIOOII, before the altar dec,...ilied lrilb wblta mllllll aod Advice to Widget Owners Hal'b l ut Steaks Perked Up =~·::: w~~htr I 11r. L. PAT .GLASS HAS ly~ ' a~· P'of her Mr. •"" Mrt. tloe ........,... tl _ lloelr dalli!lllor, Vkltll ~ Ia lfr. Dolflal ..... Eaoelt, - of Mr. ~ lin. FI"!DII Eaodl. 8~ Mill l'lltJ lo I 1111 __.,. ofPOSdlaol alii to ..., II. Scllool Mr. iJ a wedd'llll the bride • ,,.. a wlnler white wool ·tmt dress featurl!lg long HUed > and jewel ileCkllne. She a I!QIIquet ol white roses mumo combined with ' honoring Dr. Frllllk ' Hi"-"'-U;.~ts . ·-- -· Cartoons ~ . !'1...,, . ,, wt/nstallat l'c J0 b s Da ~. to·- ' \0:45 LJv1Dg ...,-__ _ The Sunday TIJne..Sentlrlel,- Sunday, Janu~ 1, 1967- ,. •! ,.,.. -~ 10:00 This .Is Life ,, ·Observatlpno '68 L, En!ranC:o .GnciRADIO __ - --· ' -. -- .. JOA·N-CROSBY: MAGICIAN'S,,,ASSISTANT · ~ l' •. - r-\ ;. ' I • t' .. 0 ff Leers , I .' I, I' '.," . ' - But What for Encores ? WIITN TV·U Church Linus Llon-Reartel I_• Beart}' and CecD ' Peter Potamul ~ ~ w..ld 11:30 Chrlstopbero Facing Life Bullwinkle Discovery 1%:30 AFL Champ. Passport Truth 12,15 Ganlen Club Camera S 11:00 12:30 Ch. 3 Caravan 12:45 1:00 i:1S l:iltl l:SS Face the Nation Film ll God Is Answft' -- -..., Oral Rnberla .... Lighthouse l ilt clloW = .: Jim Walter Jubllaa Film f'dll Pattern lor UviDC 14 Stoney Burke jDis: ,:, " NFL Game ~ 0 Hol)l-l!!lghl nme 1 ~~~\ I NFL All Stars Premiere NBA Baakelball L ' Seen and Heard II c1e1 u4 tllllllY ., Clinton, 0111o. .. 1nc1 ...... rn-~ Sb .:.!:... ,._ '~EI oe..._.-, ... ormer eanor """r• T. , Teen CJ E • ass nJOYS Holiday Party The Trinity Teen Cl and KDi.Iu ot vort Honor; Council JIIIO!IIbon, sy Blakeslee, secrelacy; Darnell treasurer· MMJ ~~: cllreetr."ss of musk.· Ade 11 promoter of soclai>Wty· Pullen, CUBkldlan of • nella'; William Hayes, er of llnOPce; Jetene promoter of h<>Spltellty· a a Goy Cowen, promotoer 'of Ira· I<0'" ternal relattona aod :80 ::~: ablplul master of Loclae and worthy patron Pomeroy Chapter OES. Others introduced ...,.. vld Yost, worsblpful master Racine Lode•; James an illustrious master .. woMb Counoll; Cl......,. bit and Charles p:'~~~~': Knight& of York Crosa -of or, and Mr. Peoples a 50 vUI"< ·. :s I 11ameo.' ae: *l.J :::! ~=~I!~~ ....,MD W:: j:'"' t:OO 1:30 T .D.~ ~~· u!,:'u~. ..J cuotodtan· auaH· ny. ~=· r:!, ':!..t: Mrs =-~= !:;·lfr.11101 Mn. or~ ~ ~ --~-~-. aod lu8aa Gerlaob, -WI and Mrs. onme Sallla lbe . Roy Ho!ltar ·!'fl8JIIod tbb ,.._, ·illlli Mr a.. evenlrlf. . Lowell ..... ~~so ~ ... k l Kina. memben. lltiw.JL pl ......- . .. .................... ,;,~~... tbt ~... ai ~. and. ~.-~,.::n~,--.,;;:··~E b7 liar ".,,... i' ;., • pueutl. ,, ·;-;-; ' """'"'! . ••. ' ,.,; . • ' The F.B.I. ' ·•=• Taal&1tl- \ ' Issues & Answers "{ ROOMniESAMEDAYYOU . Vinyl Ffll'eip LeC. : ••• l'lpe)e l.imoa _l:st- lllgbty Mouu Uoderdol Fronlleastebl lr. ••• Saper 1 1:. Atom Alii it:GO J'ltniStonil ~~• Saturday ,._... 'i'wtedO Ghost Space n:ao Porky~ · KIDJ ,, .., ~ ·''· .... Secret Squlr. · !uperm111 . il:lfl JetsO!II Lone Ran&« , tt:OO MAC Basket. t,u:311 ' ~ R~ · The ·Beagleo .. ' Movie ,. -·. ' ·"' ' • Buddy Stareher 11'·' : 00 _;.~,,ilt) ·' TBA ,; re1111 lbe Hollywond & ·Sial'l j Nei8Jibors l "me- '. .. .. Movie · Ft;~re or t~v Tube Vie ' Bu. n. '* ,.." Neill Theatre ilelll : the lltt Movie .. . ; News" "'\ ......._. . SEE THI: ,ULL_• . ..... en! ,.... __, -...... .-4. THE FRENCH' an PRESS '· 12 O'Clock 111gb Pacemaker SpOrts . ,'. •.- /!!". Place Is In his 25th year Ctd li:IIG Lareilo • ·:B:OD Newl 11:111 Sporla . ' .• , Scoutlug and traveled ;;, . Pelot to Cape MoVIe Fr=-:: :U. &..:· :- ~ ~ ':':..~'::' e~ au ot JoJia,:;pt qeveland bsve been Trinity nUlled Church of Christ ~: Mt. and Mrs. Wa}'!l' enjoyed a Chrtollnas ...,.n par~;ollll2 rourth Ave.. """ ty Tuesday evening at Ute oth4·-~ and friends dur- home oJ their loaeher, ldra. lnf~411Y ....... Roy Holter, Cbemr Road, Pom. eroy Star Route, w!Ut 41 morn, ,. ..- . ~ .,II!" Mrs. Charles Smith bers and eueala Fesent. hni' Nlurnld to their bome In Gamea, refreshments and musPlllllt_aftar spending the hoi~ lc by 1be AeousUcs were ..,. daf+ with her parents, Joyed. Members uolwlged S~ .... Mrs. Albert Durose. gifts and sent a J(ll to PhyUia •.: • . B!atewiC2, who was unable to •· Ull Mrs. Albert Durose attend. .. f!iiik their doucht.er, Judy, to Members present were ftarl.. eoi'UmliuS thos weekend where dy Burt liMa Boothe. Irene She \VIII be a bridesmaid in a Rooky aod 'D· 1d wedditli, pnor to returning to Crow Mary Sue ~~~ -Erie College at Painl!ll- Hoi~. 11opr G = , . Ho,..asbelt Connie LaDDini ' '· N J 'ar' !JlOIO!I · and worlbf llll!t'Marilyn Long oJ C!ncir> ...,. 0 --~' MllaJ11tn Betty BowOP ot na11 · •pent the hol1riay ""'" :~ynn Tracy ancl Itddle ter and Bessie Klni of with ~ parento, Mr. and Mn. Younc. Une Cbapter Dill Evans and daught.ert, JOP Proaeftt from Mr. P'red Blael- inllalled ;.,.. p of Vinton lrlar'o class were 'Ed Baer, Jell booored 1111 ,l . Burt, Mike Globokat, ADn Holt. ~-; BediJ ~. ~ Mrs. Jerry Neal oJ <r, RJd<y Gilmore, Don SwJsb. pnnceu: Del>bli j~ Noith t:arolina visited bJJ .... er, Jane Boer aod Bob Jluok. nerior.J..~~elle w, ~ • · and Mrs. ElVin N_. Also preoent !rom olhor eJus. snai, ~ Klni wan, durt!lj' the hohday fii!ISOD, Oil> II were ..elaD!e Burt. Nancy m '. m..:,.. er YliiiOrs In the Ileal bomt Crow, Mike G~ ..,ol J... were: Mr. and Mrs. WWllm too and Eddie Bolter. 3, MarY Franola· ( Caldwell and cilildreo, LiDda, Otbet guesU ,.... JID AI- Bucbanlll ' ' and Mi!<• ot Colttmllos, ldre. Jo Ellen Dliml. Tom RoW. Dobbie ·.. 11!'1 Mrs. MerrUI Folden, ley, Sua1o Soullby, R9cer AI>- ey Wolle, muddan; Jan' Alk.lre , .,a, Larry, ~~amy a • d llott, Lll'r1 Wamor, .11m .Balta, reeordtr TtUa CJal'lrOrlbl ' N•-' • Mr. and Mn. JkiOerl Cltuc:k !Janna.., Jim Rowlq tlt!'tl" ltalfll Walaoa, INI;""'' and chlldru, ~ J1ob. 'nm ell..., Nu" Folmer Kalb, !to~ a!Roger, lllr, ana !,fro. Jolm Lobel. IIi'. .lllli il r a, <!l&lollllll: lltlaJ ;,;[ • • and cldldrtD, 81.-t Fred Blotihur, llr. fill i.fn. IDiler Dla1tt 21ft. ' ¥ami ·Returning 1 Groton, N. Y. Acadia National Park Matilime Provioces, Fuudy llonal Park and parts of .mswlck, Canada. to : , l,., '' 00 Cartooftl 1·311 1:45--J•Jbflee o;.... ~ '• 1:45 ,.. - Show• WCIIS TV-I God Ia Answer WSAZ TV.J :a. Ford,·wbo II •· Ferdinand Fournier, superintendent 1 Szepessy, Of U~e G. S. 1. ltaff, and Mrs. Sunday ,. ,~aYtJme 'I f~ -"'rt ,... 1)>, POIDif01, aN IJI!IOOPelil W.M.P.O. Radio TV-Cable ' .....·-· """a-ll ll!IPil "lo tile ""' lllep.. ' edllt Klftntllt, oourt, )lfOOidlll tile 11111111 lor the wecldilll " ... ..., obe!ll Conll1, Quabtor of IIMI t(n. Olbl L. Co111eJ .....daJ lool • ' IDdl tube """ SjiOQll ...... Ul G.ill.iA CouncU Qt · DauglJ' , 'nJESDAY ll!ibl-•• well pve up, if you ar 10 o1 baiiOr. Sjlr1nlde len of America ftllllar meoli .POMEROY CIIAI'TER lllf, r11:tlw\t ouch 1 t.empl•lll Clll Two lonwa... !ouribl o1 tDpplrlc "" bJIIor, lng 7:30 p.m. Installation ol OES, will rrieel 1n re&Uiar .... ,. honimodo lftad ol1d appl• l'o plat aoor .,.... 11 Spoon Rlllltlnln& bellor on offic:en. ' Tuesd!ll at1 :45 p. m. 11M'e • 1 . ,.. vk•. which come to me Two .... · - n~. IIUII!' ancl pJnr 1!111 1'0111111111111 lopJIIui GALLIA 'I'OPS Club will m..i bt llectloa aod '""ullalloll h ;,n fl{n. l)orothy Roller, MidOae half t.eiiiPOO aoda OUJ and b..t unW fluff). Blend or top. 'Place In "oold 011on.··, II NO p.m., tl Grao:t MelboWO:Ul'o-.... ~ . dlepi!tl~ Mrs. Roller, an exc<l· One an4 o.. loaf! ioupooa In sour .nem. Sift ll111r w!lh Batt for 16 mlnulel at .dill churob. Mt. DU- THE MWili..EPOIIT ~,<~war~ _lent ,Oook. oolved ber ChnsUnas ."'ba~llill~l~po:•~de=r~---~!aod~u~~tnd~~ba~klllll~.!powder~!!!:_~lltto~~ ..... ~<M:!t·_______ loa ol tbt Galllpolla Plly:olcaf;·l Club will meet W~oesctay. 0..:. lilt 1>robtem by simply golnc ~ F!tneil Ceakntar will he ,!ll!' 24 11 the bo.n. 01 Mro. H•r..ld tc: ;o:,rk in the kltdlen. guest spe er. $auer, t.eading 'Creeek Rood. Ht!ft .,.. IWI lemplinl rec:lHI LO Canasta Club wU! meet prognm will be given by peo to k..p vou busy to your at the home O! Mrs. Rlcbanl Mta. Jam• Eu!lr ana Mrs .. kitc:¥.n, the oicoot part of ell Brown at 7 p.ln. Bell PbllsoiJ w!lb revlewa Ul lood' homes. Tuesday ' •· Aldouo "l!wriO)'". and "'Tbe B11 Servilli a hot ca,.erolt occa· ENGLISH CLUB" wiD meet at Sptoders." 1lonally can be a bOon to you 7 p.m., at the home of Ethei ----l>omerUI<ers on on ecooonlj' Maud YOUIIJ, ~nd Ave. IJl(!!@ lfttr the holidays. Usual· Mra. Jennie Elllotl will be ""' ChethireCuiM boateu. Mrs. Esta ~nilt•onA dbhes locorporale Ieos wiU present tho prbgram. Take A Tour surMERCERVILI.E ~nge will 1 .,__, 1~"Good eumple Is this Frank· bold a m. . at 7 furter Vegetable Bake. Frozen BY PAT GlASS also a !ifOal conlldence In was wanderlnc ot mallbe I p.m. ~' · 1lllud .tesetables, !ra!!klurU!rs, Co. Ext. AjOlll, Home Ecoa.. ability lD make Jt acbll:v:•:~::J;~oejgl~eclled;~to~Je~U~;~;;J.J ,, aDd c!llln«< eese soup are the Glll1o Coouty ends you want. he betn;!1 parli of the dbh. Lend·_ . The lady said, ''I've owned a - Store the use mr much eeded texlure lllil widget ever since the llrsl one boon w!lero )'0!1 can flavor con t is a cnspy bor· was made. So wben 1 eet a now them. No dumplllr \hem in der ol an flakes tossed m one, 1 oever read the lnstruo- towel drawer! Bl( booklets or margar~e . .lion book. I thought I knew all eo em the bookshelf but '"'"::.l are nutriUonal ba;sams, shout it." one• beiO!II Ia a IDe folder or ' '-ff'''"'v TI!RU mmAY . &·1& t.orrv, Anderson Sbo1f Ito. :A green salsd, fruit des- The service man sighed and big manila envelope where th~rll ----~ · 111'1 ..,ol beverage are all thai presented tho bill. won't get lost - and don't lor1 S·3h ~'"" Ill' - Ne,,. 1-111> News ' Da~ thne Shows ' Cb~JIUH!l 1 !i · ~fl !\~~Pd J.1t>Jtrf W·oo "'".., ~hoot fl'nothan you Mal to complete ~ w!lole- The bride said, "I've never gel where you put Utem. War~· well-flavored dinner. owned a wid&et before. 1 stud- ranUes and guaranties are 8 a. m. - Surirlse Seminar ~ ·!\1\ "•'•' Ct RFD n>..,..r.. & '-'lddleport) WIITI> lw-11 ·J. ""'4Z 1'\'.J FRiNK VIIIGI'JWILE BAKE led every word oJ the iustruo- portant. Read them. Be :.. : §:~O·'a: rU: - ·F8rm Forecast 5 · ~!; ~P•• 11 ·00 TMt .fer ~how ) 6:30 • . - ~. ·: ,• l Ifill {U ....., c:betldar Uon book and my widget works they are properly sfcne4 1 J ir.\·l.i "- Pa" ·Dixon Show . R·INI om . Mill., Show t?·ll!l lllatt"''ol lllel!ls 1 8· 45- Con" Cob ' Noon - 50-50 Club 7 ~ Ne,.s 1?.·15 • ~-C ~ eln. toUt . just lint." dalld by your deoler, and . . ' 1 poobp (10 ....,., froze!~ So there yoa bavo tl. Tbo there Is a eanl to return to "'" . 2 p, m. - s0ook Beckman 1·51'1 Ne-w's 1?·~n "'~~=~on Co. A!n'!lartOOnl 7·M- fod., ' 5 p ... m. _ verv Special 8· 4S Baker FurnlfnAuc)lon 12 · •! nh!o l'nlv . ~ep;,rt ~ nf .O rlof lllbod: ftlelahl.., """"ed and mon yoo've ased a certabo manufacturer do it ''!llneli~al•,_ l •.•:· si"'py "Jeflel'l! ··1· 7•... .O..Iod • ,. I · · · · !Ween 1d'lfl Ohio News -.- • type of a~, · .tbt moro ly, before you can forget IL ( ' 8 l)r m f' News Report · ~·ounlov -S"" B•./...,. St~rche, H p m. _ News . t ·45 ~,k,.,. Fum. Show !Fri.) HIS .,.,,. I, ft·.nn- ,, 1__.,... ltu)IUtero, olked you oeed to ,..d Ifill dfne. - Call lor help If you need t o · 110 1·15 nsu ond OU Football Cart0011. Carnival 1" . . !lflnddod elleddar llou. Modell ..,._ Wllal to. Probably the service \ Ul Alter Late Show - News and . ... <'off,.. . W1th Janet 5:45 Sign n11 Merv Gr(IIJD cllel..,,.;OloM!6_ ""' right lor lhe old oat who Installed your appliance o S.c:ret Storm •.' 9 · 110 Dialing DoDar Wea~~NNEL I ~woo !Wtoo SUNlJAYS Movie 0. lhlrd oop mill< may be """'' for tbe aew. briofed you but maybe 11 1 Jackie _Oblinger g-ao· . Mm'T1ln~ MPdita~tlonl!l :OG Sign On :- ~ P'"'rward 0.. r.urt11 eup linoly ehop- Or po&llbly Ifill aew msdd 1 • . , :40 a: "nj, - .Devotions ""·'" Brut!<li !!how Fal\!1 Candid Camera 10:00 Reach Stan .~ bso lealllrel yoo IDif ,... . • 8:45 a. ·m. -lt. 1t. ft · :llr rntlo New• S::!O Banll!t• Hour ln · '!S-N~WI •• ,. ~ ume ('.ouutn.. Junction 7-'oo Master €onlrol The Rifleman 7 a. m.. ...,. s·•n"'-· Beverly Hlllbfllles tO ·3o-Con.cenlra~ JI"IIO'ed m... '';;!·you !WoW'wbat every Supermarket s.ni!p~ l IL m. - Over Lll!htly r.ountrv Rymn\!me 7:JO Th~.Good !-If• . ..... llaket knob and button on your ronae Andv Griffith Dating Game 8:30 a. 111 . . Jaclr LaLanne liew,.ast 7·45 n.. 8i~le Sneaks .: 11 ·00 Pot Boone 1 ..,a..pooao butter or IIW' Is lor? Should somelhlna be · Dick Van 'lyke a.m • ..;. Diallno for Dollars 15 Local N...,. ··1:00 S1111HIIY Show .. 11:30 Rol!ywond Sq: ......,. ~ "' oiled or not! Is Utere rutor lbat · . e Nurses 12::!5 Soorts N.,.. 9·110 Soreadtno Kl ngdom a. m.- ..- Th Donna !teed Love Of Ufe 12·00-Jeo!)ardy lir8l 7 JDgrsd!enls. should lor need not) be cleaned f I Father Knows 10:~0 a. m. - D~rk Shad6ws_ Goessler Show <Fri.I 9·20 Stmdav Show News __ , .. t'JI\Milt..bllr lltto aballolo ll'o quart O<QliSionally? These oeemlngly II ""'" · ••·•• p. m. Mike Douglas Lart;' ~nde,..on Show J0-~0 Countrv Hvmntimers Search For Tomor 12 30 Eye Gue,. caooerole. Bake in moderate minor delalla may make the U 5 p, m. eartoons 3:11! Miles Kusle Show 11 :SO Quiet Rour Guiding Llgilt oven 375 dqrees for 15 min- differenc:e l>etweea lq, saliJ. ; 12 -45-m. Local ·Nows 4:15 Karr Vsn Zandl Motors t2:00 Noon News 12 55- New! Illes. Combiue bran flakeo factory appliance lllrviee or p, m. "1\lerv··arlflin Show rMon-Wed.·Frl.l · 12:15 ChrisUans Hour BenCaSO)' Woman's Page and butter or margarine. Toss oell~mposed lrUitrallon. lll1:liU a. m. News, 4:30 Local f'ews 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teelll , 1·00 News and Sports HO News . I : 00 Rev-. Eddie Bover· •· As World Turns lighUy. Sprinkle over t.p oJ Basle ruleo for bandllnl I !0 Make A Deil bot mixture, or around ed&e of appUaneeo are: CHANNEL 10 5:45 Sign Off 1:30 Rev. Silas Bllluoo 1:55 Ne1V1 ,.,.,erole as desired. Return to - Wrllo the model aDd serial 1:30 a. m. - · summer SATURDAYS 2:01) Rev. Johnny Jefferys Newlywed Ga~ Password 2:00-0ur Ltveo oven 1111W hot and bubbly number on your reeelpt or IIIII • a. m. _ Farmtlme 5:30 Sign On . ! :30 National Newo Dream Girl of '17 Rouse Party a .• rund edges, about 5 minutes. of sale and on the lrolll of the Offlee~l of Bethel No. 1 ' !tii-Doctol'l! a. m. _ BpoUight on Educ. 5:50 Protestant Hour 2:35 Surida• Show Women'l NO\tl y Hd. 4 generous servi!ll•use-and..,.,. 11oot. u you der of Job 1 Dauabtara we , ! :55a. m. _ -MUffins '·Report 1:00 FaJ!IIIy Worsl1!p Hour 5:45 Sign Oil Her<! _Is 1 recipe that will ~eed service, II slrnpllfteo mat. lnl, at the Pomeroy Maaoni~~ General Hospital 3·nn-Anoth. World To Tell Trulb a. m. - Capt. Kangiiroo • delight the men in youc bouse- oers to lllvt the oervlea comp• ~e. ~ 3•'!5News hold . ny this informaUOD. Stepbanie Puu•n, past a. m. - Lucl'o ,..,Yshup TbeNnM 3:31)-dor, Say Edge Of Nlgilt · CJNNAMON SOVR CREAM - Read lhe use-and..,are book lng offleer and Introduced I a. m. ten Tboatl!l' . Dark Shadows Noon 'N~4:00 Mr. ~ ·. ·CartooDI :::::::::::::::::~l llrst in a leisurely fuh!ou jul cera, lnclutllne Linda Darn , · . tc. 1et the general feel. Then, queen, auJde and 1ololst; Salli Where A~ II 4:30 Rocky • ' "· booklet in band, stand 1n lronl ored queen, marahal; Jennifeet Family 1:00 M. Douglaa . Family '111eoter ' ol your new appllarte~~ and iJieD. queen, dbaplaln; Sarah Becbte, tluode -: \ Uly each part. u the boob oayo cordet; _R01etta Rodovian, sen'lo $ :30Mr. ind Mn. Elwin Notter, you can lake sometblng out ,.. junior euatodian; Linda Yost, 1 · LleuteDanl and Mrs. William off, do it Do a mental dry run bearer, and Je!lnlfer Lohse, p1 Evening Shows Sb16fel, and Mro. Harry Me- of settine any eonlrola untU clan. Becky Tawney Scott, a J!t ~ were recent dinner you art aure you know bow they thel No. 62, waa alSO Wealbet !10111 1:-News IJll<il!la .-~of Mrs. Ethel Khcker. obould he hendled and what duced. · 6:20 Sports it. lind' Mn. llhendtl left Sat- they oboU!d do. By that time, Mr. 1114 Mn. Corflotl Clttt, i l:l' Wyatt Earp CBS !leWII 8·30-News 1!Jdaf.-i0r- ihe!r home In Tens you will bave not only .,...1 parents of the bonored queen N0111 I: to · alter 'spendln& the holiday with respeel lor your appl!IDCI but Movie DilloO · 7:00 'nle Deputy tllollt parellla, Mr. and Mrs. El· .AJao introduced ...,.. Eltlel wnd Wild w.at 7: 311 TaroaD will Nolter ol Northup, and flnlfy D. Smltb, auordfaA Paul Mr. .nd Mro. J. Robert ShonDlmell auoclala Ill . 1ard!Jm RogOP'I 1:30 U.N.CJ..B. • Conley-:Coats Vows Taken ln Kirksville, Missouri . 1, 11117 • �• • Q~ • J 1, lilT KATIE'S KORNE . .- ~ tyb1U CIIOW ll!f eat~ llinoe 0.0 Clln'ZII: CAD !flit•• naDia allia M_eigj., Events · £~vents., · ·- Add •lliDI8. j and a- TOPI'JIIIO I '"' toauor U>e <rUJll(d m!Iture. blend well. •• lUbe pu.' 8pl!ll 111 ol ballfr. ~::.1 lourtho of 01! • bo Meidl, .. GALLIA CouncU 114 Deugbten of Amerl.;,. reauJar mllii!Dg ?:30 p.m. lnatallatloa ~ olllcera. ' GAU.IA :lOPS Club will meet at ?:10 p.m., at Grace llotbodisl church. Mr. ~ lou o1 the G.Uipotlo FlU.. Celillr will be lhli IIUOStSpeaker, HI LO Canasta Club will mett at thO borne o• Mrs. Rlellard Brown al 7 p.m. 'heodaJ ENGLISH CLUB· will meet at 1 p.m., at the home of Ethel Maud Youn1, SecQncl Ave. Mr1. Jennie Elllotl will be Coboatels. Mra. Eata l{amill<lo will present lba l"fttl'•m. MERCERVILLE Grqe will hold a re&1!iar moei!Ds at 1 p.m. Membtr• bring potluck, PEMBROKE Club will meet bDl ' Oae ud - lel!1k .., ..... .., IIJelll.os well pve up, i! yoo ar 0.0 _,... •I N<tift\1 sud> 1 tempt•l18 ,111 Two .... r.. lohlolpo- ...... AJ• •• ~ade b~ac! and appl• 11! pial ...or . Spoon Two <~~pa ' silled noar Combine IN!ter, qar and Pllll and romalnlnfld!>PIIII 0 ...., uke, wnlcb came to me fl , n Mrs. Dorothy Roller, MidOae hall &No- """' 0U1 and bUI witilllufly. Blend er top. Pla<e In "colcl -•• " 1 dlepg,..~ Mrs. Roller, an excel- Oae ond oae llaU • - in oour erNID. Sill Rour with Bake lor 5I minulel at lent ,Cook, solvod ber Chrutmuba •:k:'"~l:_IP"~:::::wder~----:..:oodl=:...::""":::..::lll::ki:::III~JJOwd::::::er:...;lllto::.::!.:~::::;::z:·_______ ,w problem by simply going • 1 1c ;f,k 1n the tttchen. Ho!r'e a~ two templinl redtiOS to keep vou bull!' Ia yoor . pAT GLASS HAS ~~i;7..;;.to~ Advice tQ Widget Owners homellllkors qn an eeoaDI1lY · S!. .:~E~:EHalibut Steaks Perked ·Up " - A I example Is this Frankfurier Veaetable Bake. Frozen Jlllaed .veaetabtes, lranklurtero, ai1J1 cillllOd cbee!e ooup are the .... ,'poittou of the dish. Lend11111iuich needod texture and flavor contrast ill a crispy bor· der brBD Oakes toa.!od in melted buller or margarille. CeniJa ere IIUtrltlonal barrains, llo. 'A salad, fruit des111'1 'and beverage are all that you geed to complete a wbole1!0111!. well-flavorod dinner. ;t sreeu FliANit VBGI'11ABLE BAKE 1 . , ID -~ ebeddar •lleiil IOIIf 1 poc:UJe (II ....,.) lroiea llllled: ftiOiablea, -ked aod ilroiDed 4nll1fllrlen, olketl *lllildld clledclar ----~- lil!i;._ )II'OIMII'Od ma• ' . . 111'811 llaket . . .,.... J1111ter .....,.. ~ MiL.l\ollr shallow 1\0 quart e&llerole. Bake in moderate oven 375 detrees lor lli minutes. Combine bran flakes and butter or marpr~ne. Toll lightly.- Sprinkle over lop of hot mixtUre or around edit of • C'A~t~~ero1e as desired. Return to oven unUI hot and bubbly a._.runo edgeo, about >mwuleL Yl'id, 4 ceueroua aeml18•· . · ·pe lbat will H ere .18 1 I'OCl delight the mea 1D your bous"' hold: . CINNAMON SOUR CREAM .=· . ::.:: w ..a =r · 11 1114 Mn Frank Shoelbe fotb,e, Eleanor Cleveland have been ' · Mr.' and Mn. Wa)'n" Pl!i!!!l!tot 112. tourth Ave..... 01~1\01 and friends dur- =k Do you !mow what ! !mob and button ou 'I; Is lor? Should oiled or nol? Is there ahould <ot need uot) b oocaslonally? Theae ' miDor details may m dlffereo<:" betweeo lo. factory appUance Ill! aell·lmpoeed lrustratl~ Bulc rules ~ h appllanceo aro. - Write lba model! number on your of 111e and on tho use-aud-care book. :IJ ' 1 need oervlce II aim • ters lo live the~ 11) this Information. · - Read tile u llrsl ID 1 leisurely flj U. the gener~ ~.M. . ' "'1 Che1hireCubl • Take A T~ur auem "1AIID Mra. Marvl(fti;igp, tnd Mts. Kenneth wts. toOk the CUb Scol111 lbe ....., OIMlal...., lllUl)ll eombined. w"'tli lltlil~- -.- .. ~ .... -- ---- ,_,.._ --- ·- ··--- ol 11M I' . ·N.,r.'s Sergeant- lner Bros. iD "The Asslgmneul' at 'll'llo IIIOUIIl - . ..-~" ~ ""' . . _ Pictured at the reception Friday honoring Dr. Frank R. Ford, • II State Iitstitute, are, left to right, Dr. Ferdinand Fournier, superintendent of t1Goi'~lil< ~ Ford, Dr. frank R. Ford, Dr. Zoltan SZepessy, of the G. S. I. :ltaff, and Mrs. the refreshment table. ) 01 .,. bnk Ford Retires Saturday ·Already, tltat'l I :I :._ • • ' Monday WSAZ TV-I WCRII TV-I 1:30 Singing "-,. ' ! N ' ftAZ tv-# · ~r•=~ . 11 --· Colt 7:00 Today,c? ' . ,,_ r ;,._ -/ / I ' r .. ... ...... '· '• '-',. • ~ ·~ wtm1 n-u TV Higlilights . Cartoons 7:00-Today SATURDAY 7:0i7:»- Sleepy Jeffen Sleepy Jellen ,,oo- · ·-~ ··,,, ra!tli· cti'ii~ ·~liar Secret storm · I. ,ii:J·· 'Jidoe Oblln&Or . ' . .; . 10:1io Readi ·stars ·sUper MaD H:OI J'at ·Boout 11:30 Touma. 11Dies Rose Parade Jl:lli p. m. Ch 13 "The Mind Bullw!Dkle l·J-3 l : , JeU) Sleepy JeHer1 Qlil_., · 1:00 DlallD& Dola. Secret Storm JacJUe t:soJ!t;OO a-ell Stare 10:25-&... 10:30 Coacen. • C8nclld ~. ........ '. Merv Grlflltl ' NeWI Password - 1'111'11 To Tell Trulll Newlywed GIIDIII Dream Girl 111 'rl Women'• Newa Geuerai lloopl181 I' . ~ Girl Tallt Peal .a wor.a 1'uml .a:a- 1:110-Don't 1:1111 BeD To TeD Truth NeWI fi:d&e cu.r . • llospiiG 1 01 NJ&lt& CariOOAI , family ,,,Tbeater Dart •=-Bo!! ' .. 1:10 ' I Wyatt Earp McHale's Navy lrocHone 8:30 Occas. Wile ·, . ' With Da)-dme Shows . . WOP All-Steel STORAGE CABINETS n-t IBrclnJ ....... -- Dll~ll:!::! =- - . . .I•IPJ lfewll .... O.. Dream Old 0( . . Ta '1'111 frulll ' ...... . Sltr - .,. ~ . . ..GII al lilq'l I 11m' meNDirk e t •• Adami,.,., ..,. et IJII "rl fMUil.,.. __ . ;'· lfclla~·· BlfiP ...., ..... ... ' f'lriJ .. N~wa ' Combat . ·, ' ,;:. : ~ ll:OD Nria I U:~ n:- •- -··· Red Skelloa .... . A-~~ Mdtale· -NeWI . ' ',, ' ' r. g ' '·' A ' ' ... " I! - .... ...,. wltlt Ute wlll4!!wl U.ll&, . ,.. . , . . OlD ,..,_ · · - DIIVD 'ftQI WON- DD-'l'OlfBS oldlllll jut II · · •'FEd& ~ Baal~ appUed Will kill' • roller,loan1DOJ9~ . . . .m ..... Jllll . . . . .. . . •b••udil ~I' ,•. '1 $ 1l'GGf The O.lilll 0... . BeWIIciled', . • 'l1iai 'Cirri ,, :l SIIIID It ... *!IP-JIIh:-'!11, QI. .II r• ' .., ~ ......... 1&1111--•. 9.:110 MovJa 10:1»IO:l!O . adersiped... Wyall Earp · uo- bit !lor l'bt lht -.. ell 1111 ....... ........ 'D::nW : .•. KDD1II - Don Sha. . ' Tbo NUtS< \, ~ 111 McHale'• .NaiJ ' - "' ),..,. . .. .. t:: -,.. Bu. libti" CoilU Reed , •a. ,.. -- .,. . . ileld · lht ; Suplrmarul Dltmc Game .·l - ~l'cBs,1i-,. Grtllla Tbe ftlflemw Wbere - · llol!ia PRESS eo.... ca-. I .~ ~ I THE FRENat' Cln a.r a Cartoon Cantlval ·r Wyau Earp llli, lla'lf alii Soc. 8ewi 1111 "e~~~n ' .I 111'11 can- women a - . 7:88 Dealh 7:30 The FamliF .. eonmp rten CBS Nen 7:00 Hoger Mille IIIli• . 7:ll0 U.ti.CJ..& Dalaarl Newo TcilliOr. (,... . llutlq Slll'<ber 1:10. - '' llealber Newo 1: 1i-"l 6:20 Sporlo EveDiDJ Shows For Ollldbl lolllld . . •= ~•w• :lbadoln = ' up& Evening Showe .. ~ 0:40 -. · I 1!.'11':11 .,_ Where A1:11GD Ia ~','!:""" ... . '!be ..R!llemalt ' ._... Reerl LoveOitlfi I _.-<'\_ BevuiJ lllllbllllel Supeoamrtel Alid1 GrlfiiUI . Dlell Vaa DJM· . Datllll Gaaae • ,. llr. ~ ·~ . t:IQ Suet IIDulil ; 1:111 Mike_Dw .. ... ,,,.. ... ~~ wm . ~ be, ~ m -----------------·~·------------------ Tbeatre 12:1111-rJeopardJ JJ:II'·. J%:30· EJe q._ • l:liii-Attolb. WOI' WOjllOII'INOWO I;~ U4j Ooll•t Sa;p show himself. Jl:OO' Pat Boone 11:30 Hollywood Sq. ..:.., Newlywed Game · Dream Girl of ·• CIU!NNA TO PRODUCE 1:110 llr; canHOLLVWOOD IUPI) - Rlcb- .t;acl •Y"'' Bear Crenua will produce and ldllrect a new video series lor . Cencllcl Cattma ·~·. Doctorl .,.,_, 'nle' Dallll& Game 12:~ewa . 10:00 Reaclr Stars ,;. bur Llva GWIIln& U&hl CQ.STARS 1:111 Our i.tvu. HOLLVWOOD !UPI) - Twp NO Docllln Mu Schell arul a;.._.; Heoton, will co • star · Universal In "The Banle · , J:llll World t'lorns." Merv~ 1:11 Newa New ...... Sean:lll'w Tomar. Folber ltDowl .... <::.;wlbnm, 1 J< 1:00 Dlalln& Dollar 8eoNI Storm t:SIIJaoklil ObiiDger c.minl l:OD1:30 Make A Dell 1:116- · cartooQ, 11:50-'Newa · QomiiiiMd IAIVe 01 ta a. m. Ch 4 "She Couldn't Saf. a:- ' 1:30- U:- Movie Bever)¥ Hlllhlllloo AiHI1 Grlllllb 11:110 rat Boone 11:30 Roliywoocl Sq. mc~~ vaa O,U. 1:0D-Newa 1:3!1" Millie A J Life of Buddy Stardler Cei1ooa Cenllvll 8:111-- u;at No" I. ' 1 face Mob'" 12; ~eoJllll'Cb p. m. a. 4 "Paris After 1%:25Dark"' . 12!ll0 Ere Gueae .111:01 ' Va~tlon" Bendero" and "Tell Tale Heart"·· 11:1& R· m. Ch 8 "Heaven Can Wall" 11:15 p. m. Ch G 1BA 11:30 p, m. Ch 10 'The Scar· .,, .. 10:2t-folewa IO:H OraDae Por. · ·Mummer's Parade .Summer Buddy Starl:ber 11:25-Newa ( Navy l"DDII ,t:oo- 10:311-Concentrat. CarloODI 7:0D-1ocaJ 1:057:25"1:301:30- 9 p. m. Ch 4 "How I Spent My 7:311- Hld,l! ~; ·• .. ' • 6:45-Com Cob f. ' < 4.'_,' Daytime Shows · ' < '~ Singing l 1)1,......., ..., ·~ , ' ;7 :30- ,...II._. ~' t '. ,,·~·. I { · ~arrit! a bOulj~es M.:..l .i.Jme. .Preston. -J.. Ed ?. .. ·' "'; • • aa 1 ,.. ., and jewel neckline. She ~-l .t·l!O Tr.cy ........... Sauer, Leading Cr<eek Road. '!be progr•m wUl be given Mrs. Jam• Elller ana BID Phiiaetl With NVIeiva "Aldous lluxJey". and' ''Tbo ..' Tflnlfy • • Teen C/ass . EnJOYS • . Holiday PartY, The Trinity Teen q and .............. ......:. ... • \ ' you can take sometbb( off doll Do a mental of •aetUDc 111)1 eontrol) you are 1111'1 you !mow t should be handlad an th ....... do ,.. th ey ........ · _, 1 you will have not only respeel lor your applll to W eft fil.,p. Club ll1J1"1!i 1\'~duea<t~y. Doe/ :II at tho borne oi Mtr.llal'Ufd • Ja:21 Trinity nUlled Church • enjoyed a Olrlllmas ae.il IZ:H ty TUesdey evenlna al Ia:.,_ 11:16 . home of tbeJr ~ 1111 · · 114aY oeUOD. Roy Holter, O!ester Boai 1:88 llld-DeJ News " ·· eroy Stat Route, with 1:3f-... Bowl Jlt~ Mn. Chari~ Smith hers and 1:10 hll'fill'itiarnod thelr home ID Gamea, refreshments a 1:16 Panfil. · opendlng the boll· lc by The Acoustlea da~ wlth ber parents, joyed. Membera 1:01 Suf, ,W Mf'l, Albert Durose. gifts and aent a ctfl 1o 1:38 .2 Blazew!cz, who wu • · iall Mrs. Albert Durose attend. . 1:00 tool! ll!elr daughter, Judy, to Membero present w. 1:~ eobni>Ua this weekend where dy Burt, Reta Boolbe 1:30 she w\11 be a bridesmaid In a flameo, Rooky and ' w~. pr1or to returm~ to Crow, Mary Sue Hayes t:OO Lake :Erie College at Pame,. Holter, Roger GilmOre t:30 RIM· Bowl ville. . . Holidasbel~ Collnle . I:OD ; ' Nancy Jo Miytt 1:1111Mtlii' Marllyn Long of Clnc!n- and Coralynu naU · speut the holiday we•.k arlO! Mike Young wllh'"" pareniS, Mr. and Mrs. Present from Mr , llflli Bvans end daughters, Jan lnar'o claas were Bi " of V•~ton. Burt, Mike Globollar, . . Jlt, 'lnd Mrs. Jerry Neal of er, Ricky Gilmore, Don I:IJ!I Nd ~rollna visited iJ1a par· er, Jane Baer 1D4 Bob en~. Jb:. and Mrs. Elvin Nul 11110 pteaent 'l">m otho!r . clurillg"'Ule holiday seuoa. ()lb. ~~ere ~ Burt, er vllililn In the Neal home ...ruw, Mike Gilmore 7:30'. 7:41 . Ontlp IIOWI were: Mr. and Mn. William ic• and I!'Aidle Holter. \ Caldwell and children, Linda, Other J . 'II ·Ptbble and Mike ol Colllliibua, klre, Jo Elleu Diehl, TO ljt .. IJld Mra. MerrW FoldeD, ley, SUile Soubby, ~ ·~*'· Larry, Keaoy aa d hott, ~ w""-l""• Jim 1 / 'i:oo ~Wool ·Well&. G~, Mr. and Mrl. Bolalrl Clmek ,BI!MMhl, Jim Rol \ t:.._ . . ~e.V. and childreu, Oaall), JIDb. Tim GJ-. Ma ram.~ · .1 11 •88 a,.; by•.!ll1d Boger, Mr.· anci Mrs. JOlla toboe. Mr. an4 ~ ' ~~ Neal, and _ . , ~ P'recl BlMitnar, llr. ~ ..•'. ·u\88 dllllocnle, Mr.... Mn. ..... Ella ' Gllmore, ....• • ~·-.flY B~en and .Dill N~ Wl!bar Pmbl IIDd ilr. U:1f- . . Afn. !loy BDI,_. alJo ll:88 · Itt. llld Mra. Qr;IIJe Sa'IAIII lbe eveuJnc. . . . i · ~~ . Ibis . . . lfHij lfr. .... . . ~. . Lowell I I ~ • abelll ~- dJu&llter of and ...... UJIIl 'L. Coilley rro,, Ml-m, 'ml llr, Steot H. ClDIIa, ecn Of lh. Roboittl L. COlla and lbe late Robert L. Cloats, . of Middleport, Ohl<t. I Von ol ljle double riDe .,.,.... ~ .... read by the Miir(lii fortel m S&turdaJ. No. . . 1%, at 4 p. m. in lbe J ·:itaoon, before lhe altar dec. ,urabd wltb while muma ml ' 8 ,..,ry• .,__, rot her\idd1n1 ~ bride · ,..., a wlnler whil; wool ·tn\1 dresa lea~ loog fitted /'' • lily 'of II'09illld the ......IQI will be I lkllt, and . ID:ItallaUo,J! .. • <>' w>;u!l<lLIIIJi\ ~ ( MWOI...EI'ORT l,i!A!wy ' :\_ Dt 1111 :::IIID.. .: \ Seen and Heard 11~ eech part. II the bt . Mr. iDcl Mn. Elwin Notter, . LJeulelllllll and Mrs. WJiham ~el,- 1D4 Mrs. Sorry Me~- trlh roeent cl)ruter awjjs Mrs. Ethel Khcker. 1.1 liin4' MH. Sheudel left Sat· ... ·--In T ~~:liuay ":; jlal'ellts, Mr. and Mrs. m1. 1ilA Notter of Northup, and Jlt *no~ Mrs. J. Robert Shon4111' fallllly c~ CUntnn, Ohio. .. - \ cet . ,. ., odbt Olai'dl " llftlvflle, • lOur!,' oom"* JDaredienls. · ....__,.... oion Tlieocl~'111 7:46 •· m. Ill""' .-_ or ,.... . L.;__.., ~- ' ~ 10 reed ~ Or ~ lbe bao leelarel you ., . to I PoM!ROV CltAI'TER IM;' OES, will meet In ~gular ,... . fl . ·, ""- ~ (lithe Flrll I Spendtn." ' -' : .. ... tlolll. Modell ....... waa rlgltt fer lbe al mey bo """'' fer .. ... 11111111 oap IIDtlJ ..OP' Into \ BY PAT also a sreat eonfl4ence ID your nllnd was wanderlni '"' maybe eo. Ext. ApDt, Rome Eoa.. abillty make it acbleve the be nesJected toll you Go!Ua Cputy enda you want. be mlotakenly !bought ev· The lady said, ''I've owued a - Store the use • and-cere knew. . widget ever since II'- - _..,.__,f!Dd was made. So Wilen · one, 1 never read l -------------------------------, .- -tton book. I lho1181\1 about it." : The service man ' presented tho bill. The bride said, " ownod a widiet ~ iod every wurd of C lion boot and my wk • just fine." So lllere you bavo m'"" yoo've ued .r lypo of appllaDce, f JOII aeed ... lldrd .., milk ~ fir1t 7 GLASSd to ,· , TUESD?v "•( . ' .•' Conley-.C9atsVaw f.Q.'ken ln Kirksville, M_iss ouri •• • v .~cipe Gift w;ecks · Calorie Count . «. ~· . ' .,. . '· / �... ~· . • J. . /.' .. I . ,.. .. . . • r 'a- •••• .Conley.!( oats Vows Taken ·ln Kirksville, Missouri cl,r ' •edllt 1'bf~ "Ia !be J'lnt • .,... I lllbvllle, 10111'1, pruvldld the lhe weokllrll of ...... ...,. 'abotb Ooni~L fiuabter ol Mr. ami ..... 01111 L. Collley Tr.,, Ml"*"'ri, 'llld llr. Blellt H. 01111, .., Of IIIli. Robe!tj L. Coala and lbe lalo Rl>bM L. Coats. . ol Ohio. """"eport, IJle iloublo rill& ..,... PIODJ .,.. read by tile !leY. · Vo.q 01 VI~ J.lartlil htWi • SatUrday, No. . . IS, II 4 ·p. m. ID • '!Wnooa, before lbe altar decwith llbilo JIIIIIDJ and Mr. aad Mn. RpiiW ... 1)>,.........,, ............ '- -{.at.d ' .• ~her wMdlq "'" ,,.. a wlnllr whlll ..... . ... s;,..... r.u; •f Mr. . . . Mn. "·Eaoell, ~l~~~~~ II a 11M ....... ..aoom,.. .., HIP 8o$ool aad II allelilllq Ill. Jooepll'o 8doool . tl Nmlq. Mr. ~ . Ia I Jill graduall el 1..eaiBIP~ud- ...... eaU, a pre-<IIIIUimolop llblo Ileal at JUo on.!e Ctllep. 811ad!*io wore a eoreage of llbite - · 8ervlq Mr. Coati .. but mall wu Mr. Joseph Trollmu of J'llbl, Mlellliu. The croom anll 1111t .,.. wore d!lfk 1111ti and Willie raoebud boulomlera. A weddlq clbmer wu oerved at I p. m. at lbo llol!faey ~ AT RECEPTION- Pic!ufed at the reception Friday honoring Dr. Frank R. Ford, who II staff of the Gallipolis State Ina.titute, are, left to right, Dr. Ferdinand Fournier, superlnteDdent of l!llss Joan Ford, Mn. Ford, Dr. frank R. Ford, Dr. Zoltan Szepessy, of the G. S. L staff, and Mrs. lipa, who presided at the refretlunent table. - for IDI!IIIIIei'l of ~ wecldlns party. A III.'Jli'lle recepllon lf8l held lmmacllllel1 ~ lha diDnet at lbo loll Tau 8llma l"nt. erjJIIJ 'lfauM bJ the lf'IOM'S ' M~. arldMn. frateniiiJ ~ 'l'be llrl. Coati •• grllduall of Jlucb•11811 eJIIa;tmol .. da1!Pier, VlMII LJBII, to llr. Doq.laJ ~· Eaodl, - bride wool '~ml ·'dress fea\Ul'bli '""t lUted ., "'"" aDd jewel aeckline. She .l!llrri~ • llouojuet olllbite ...... •i 'td' whlll mama eomiiiDed widi ·}UIIf aaiiD ll!'eam<nMilll Belly Jane Kem o1 ' · Sbi!lblaa, M1uouri, wu tho brlde'a laald ol bonor aDd wu atlll'ed Ia j dreu ol blue ivool wllh wblcb' lilt LYNN f~n s,eve H. Coatt High Sch!lal. Troy, Ml-m, ,and '"* l:olleel ....... 111-m &1111 Teadlen .-lved R.N., B. 8. In Nuraialllld B· ~·==I s. ID Mrl. EdllcaUOD. time CoatsAIIs 81 lbe Klrksvi"'B Hospital as Nl&hl Suprvlaor • ..... "'' . NuraiJIB, Mr. Coati II a ll'aduate of Mlddlepori Hllb 8eboal Miami VlllveniiY ..... be .. cel\lad Ji. A. Ia ZooiotY llld * \ Be Ia DOW • lllii'O I yur Jllldlcal ·~ 11 lbo Klflrmne Co!Jeie of Oste<>pa-1 l.'li8iiillll7. I ' .. ' ' ·"'-'.r' ' ' .,. "·I· . em :c ..... = ~ ~ .... w ....... """'~ , .,~ llld &Jriety llld Ia a mem. ber of lOla Sipul, uti<mall thy r.u Osliopalhle ll!alomly Alpba 1'111 Omfp, uiiOiJII vic. frala'nlty. Mr. Com re. { F ~ ~~ I c ~ s::a; ~::: : : : : : : , ce'ived u Aalalallllblp In Deparlmeat of AllaiOln1 the c:oll... llld at lbe ' I' '• lime Is part.llme emplo;red by · .. . . . a= '":{.:I · \·::.•. be d...-, ' 'I'll• eouplt .. r I ~. a .. ·· i 1~ ·~ "' r · i ~ JU! !' J i n J r n irr H ~~ •p ill w i f!li i lllflllllr IICIInl ·. ........ 816 N. ia,~ l.... t \ ~ I I ·We' ulu..,. pl.,,_,.. t:fr,•P••: '" • · ............. ........,...... gdersigned... ~-.. ' ...,.. .., II!J.,iur.,. . ,. ' ;) Tt~~o ,_.. ou palld a-.-.,. av... wl\11 till wllllloh UIU · . elull ••• u4~1t·---· c . lnl.- DSVOII11Ql WOI(• I)BBo'fONB8 . . . ill J1le' • . ' ' •.,,... ......... .. ... .... . . · · -·-~ · Jilullr appUad wltll"'-!1!'·• IOller,-...lioiQ~_.. IIIlO 1' MP ll'!fii-:-JIIII'.J!II!A ,t,.-; ~ ' • • :' I •.; .' ,. " ' ' ' "' ' . ' . 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We at the Tribune are waiting to help you, tu hnd a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent an apartment ... most anything yuu need we. can help YOil find with an ecoilomkal, fast-acung 1'n- bune Wam Ad. Call us to<la:V· THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 ., ' 28. Tootht<l ao.J[tiqr .,_ . l ...,.. •. BibllMI .. .......... 11.W...... -.:a.Yorloa <It)':- 13.-M... .._ _ •• Time: -profllt ·IT.Ex-ot - ..- . - . ... Cllaft . 4L I'IJio4- - ...,..,... �• • ) - -- - ' • • I G.et Extra Cash -- bpuitnced U.DIATOR SERVICE SAUS. M5C SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT BlAETTNARS Personal Notes ' From Mid~leport P'rom tb• Lar&t!at truc:k ot BuJldtner Radiator To Thf im.tlle•t llt•ter Core. BLAmNARS Phone 99'.1-2143 0. p...,.,.,_ Rewllngs Honde wt 1-Zlll MIDOUPOU OHIO RADIATOR SERVICE For S.le or Rent liJ Aew lr.ilroM ~ eCar eTruck eHootor Cora e Bulldozer eAny Typo !'HONE WY 2-2156 KEITH GOBLE FORD FOR ONLY so (·"~, ' BE PROUD OP.•. A CLEAN CAR , U-DRIVE;THR.U. CAR WA$1:1 lt I WANTED BOY tr Gl!tL ' ' . In Rullo~ an ~In st.... t. 'c:ilill... lft. ,.. Eorn ~ !!llill"rl• Dollv.fil\l Thl billy Sentinel fa ...lbllohool Raufe CALL 992-2156 1111 lild ,, !tor ... n. I CROSSWORD ..._ _ . .. . 211.01oM, lilt .. ....al OlrPital ... . 4 J:dl'• llawk'• G. t..arre worm eyet: t.IIUmiJIII 211. 'l. Herrtlt 21. 0 . T. of 10rta book; 1. stand up abbr. I. Belonpnf' IT. JtMi. to Marehal Uent w..., DIUOR 10.~ 11. computer lt. Serbian _,.. .MAY WE HELP YOU? We at the Tribune are waiting to help you, tu hnd a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent an apartment ... most anything yuu need we. can help YOil find with an ecoilomkal, fast-acung 1'n- bune Wam Ad. Call us to<la:V· THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 ., ' 28. Tootht<l ao.J[tiqr .,_ . l ...,.. •. BibllMI .. .......... 11.W...... -.:a.Yorloa <It)':- 13.-M... .._ _ •• Time: -profllt ·IT.Ex-ot - ..- . - . ... Cllaft . 4L I'IJio4- - ...,..,... �' ' \ • • • 1 of ;2,200 People Went Honte Wetter (?) "' 'BY DICil 'I'IIOMAS of ftoodl along with reports ol l!ill)i ,._.. ago on the river Ice made up much of lhe news a so yearo ago on thl river. Here lor!yboili! were u much port of the dally Jlfe as the are other River News items: str-.,~. Durlll8 the hoUday Dee. II, 1111 - The river was aeason some of them did a gOOI( rialng slowly thio morning, with b"'iness. This brief news Item a UtUe over lo feet on mark. In the River News of the Gam- A large amoont of Boating ice polls Dally Tribune on Dec, 29, was passing, 1916, tells hii'W : n.e otto Marmet, Captain '!'he ferryboat Ann Bailey John Rust in command, passed bandied 2,200 people last Satur- down this morning lor Cincinday at 10 cents a piece between oati willl-19 bsrges of Kanawha Pt. Pleasant and Kanauga. Ma- River coal. ny of this number <lid not go The Rober! P. Gillham and badt as dry as they came over the D. T. Lane are on the way (apparently they dido't fall in- back from Cincinnati, running ·ll!l., •1966 ). The Ann Bailey has loose to take down more coal recenUy received a new set of on this rise. machinery, made by the Pt. The C. C. Bowyer was to have Pleasant Machine Works. and her trips in the resu~ ba!' bad installed an Hun~ I electric ington trade today but ice co~ lijlll plant which now makes ditions changed Captain s. G. streams fro2:f:l1 over. Gorges from Pittsburgh u · 110011 o rlv- 1Islard ~ ~ south from l!omlli01 will' no <lOUD< loeille 1 burgh; n .!eel a1 ~ 11 '!iir;>~!jq formed near Jeffersonvllle, Ind., er con<htlons perm~. The IHunttngton th~"'u ever Ihere when the new lock ..., 11.1 at ~le, 17.1 ot , but they are lil:ely to go oot Ruth and Dunbar of lbe same kDowa before. Severll .,.,~w-dam ill com~ erlburli and at when thils rille reaches there. line will a l s o - trips when hoalli belonging to the ' m6millfl ohd rt.linaai n.e Allegheny is reJIIlrted f.,.. the ice runs oot. burgh Coal Co. are· now tow g A<lll 50 Years Ago On River .. The Coltoil Bl""""' en over and gorged In some n.e towboats Robe~ .P ... GUI- coal from the Kanawha River t 'Detl. %8. till-~ rlv..theater 1.1 00~ 00 the places. NavlgaUon Is at a stand- ham and D. T. Lano paaaed and Island Creek to ·. points rising rapidly here and while docks where sht 1, stlll between Pittsburgh and down yesterday lor Cincinnati sooth. i there are noods prevailing 'in comparaUvely ne• Louisville. with tows of Kanawha · River The following is, a list ol the many sections of the eonnlry, wtll .be u good as The Sheridan-Kirk Company's coal. Captain E. A. Burnsides. towboats that operate in and 1 tliere will not be a Oood In the she comes out In lhe spring. fleet has been taken from Lock master of transportation lor the out ol the Kanawha River arid Ohio at this tline. .• · and Dam 24 to Middleport by Campbell Creek Coal Co.. is, Huntington: · M • · - ·· n.e Lockmaster Janeo IBil Dam - · "• Itll the towboat Margaret and plac. keeping tbe boats on the· move. Robert P. Gillham, D. T. 16 ,10 · • ed below the government ice They have delivered a big lot Lane, Eugene D. Smith, J. T. • w,as town tolpy, He ret'lnch> 80 p!ers there. Sheridan-Kirk of coal during the put few Hatfield, Plymoutb, George ports _.97 of . Inch of rainfall Co. will do conSiderable dredg- weeks without accident and Matheson, otto Marmet, Sally th 1 ere last rught. Heavier, .ralll- naU, have resume<i their Ing at Lock and Dam 24 this many of their lrlpa were made Marmet, Fred Hall, . all occurred at In !he Cincinnati • winter, if conditions permit. on artificial rises as a result Dewey, Catherine Davis, Val and other pomts He_r<> tradl!. A great of tobacco of manipulating the _government P. Colljns, Exporter, F. M. Wal- ports ramfall of 2,97 mches , as well u other fre•ght Is movDet. 27, ttl! - The river is dams. lace, Enterprise, Chari.. Brown, the Gauley. lng · In tbot trade. rising. A big river Is expected The towbool busineso promls- Bertha, Katherine and Scotia. . The Greene l,ine wharf at ~ - ~- ~:~:.. ":m~:~ ~ty Admir~ ~eelion. the first in many months . . es to be the best ever In this The C. C. Bowyer resumed' There are now more her one of the best equipped Gardner's plans. her trips in the Gallipolis-Hunt. towboats opera\jng ou' jJf the .ferryboats on the Ohio River. Heavy ice is running between ington trade this morning. Kanawha River thary-fAr many · iiJr~ing river ancl the threat here and Pittsburgh, with side The Ten City will be down years. More boats \~ towing 1 -. , ' The building of Lock and ~ abov~, Dec. 21, 1~11 - ~nft~lverandIB The Dam 25 three miles above Gal- rising. Considerable lipolis should benefit this town some light. new-made me and bring several new residents passing thiS IDDJ'!llng. bet e. Several rtvermen and their Ilea! There was 14 reet at l8-The Sliriday .. ~!0~·, ,, I V~ley • ) wbelf- . . ' .' '"'"'f• ' I '"..t:t'' . . . l .. \ ~""" ~ r.. i'I , •• "' . ..... ... ,.... .. , , .... f ' ,... r ·_...,. . \ •f. ~ 11 I . . ,~: _....... -•-'· ·--. ... • . I . f • . 1- ·' ' 'I uio ll. S. Government ' ·m.t6'1.147.SJ lot m-t of ~- ·~lo River ~- "'" uu 111011, the close. o1 lbe•·lut ilsoal yeir. Tbe big towbo4t Sprague 11 making trip d....;, tbe rive; ivllh a tow of Ci'MJ. She 11 sloil progress owihl to the low stages bl water the River. · ' unt~ a •nakina ~ Tlme..S.entlne~ Sunday, •January 1, 1967 was Pitts- ' ]ohnAW. Frazie r Recalls cident -~ ~atrol or We stand on the threshold of a new year, looking ahead to more progress for · our community. It is ·our bope t!lat your personal outlook for '67 will be bright, and It is our job to make it so, through savings and ;::::o:: Now, 1 Now Hfth In ProtoctlaniS.villll . Insured to $15,000 by 1 FMitni·Agency • THE FARMERS AND SAVINGS CO. ' MEMBER ~EbERAL RESERVI ·IYSTEM ~E~~~ FED~~L DEPOSIT iNSU!tANCI ~ORP• . SHOE BOX OHI.O need · carpet? .C9ME WHERE THE ACTION lSI THEY . GOTIA' GOI . WAS $4090 ' '1963 Buick Riviera, 1 Local Doctor's Trade, Air C nditioned: Sharp _ $2395 :··· ' I Just pick ~p the phone and shop at home time, eonfuolon, tnYel an4 b111J llittlnr See ""ctl~ bow J'IIUI' DeW Blplow will In 70W' home. 11M plcll up tbt pbolle &Dd 111 a eeneraJ ld<la ot rour color ud llt7le Theil. rela!cl We'D Clll1 cna.rou a& eonvenionU,..Iho1r yoa li e&Nfall7 ranre of llllll]llal an4 pw Jllll au accurate, OD·~ No obiiPUoD; -' CAL.&.: . " sWaySide ill_.......,___ 446-1830 ' 196 Buick LeStbi'tt Herdtop Coupe, Power, Real Nice ·. ' $2195 Ford Hardtop, White, Red Cu~tom $1095 .·1. Interior BuiCk Electra 4· Dr. Sedan. ·AirI I ' l ) 1 uried OPEN FRIDAY . NIGHTS 6:00 TO· I:OO .tHE 4lf fefUn of it-Run loan services. .. ..·,. . . l ' .. ~ ) .. ' ' . '- -t"" - �' ' \ • • • 1 of ;2,200 People Went Honte Wetter (?) "' 'BY DICil 'I'IIOMAS of ftoodl along with reports ol l!ill)i ,._.. ago on the river Ice made up much of lhe news a so yearo ago on thl river. Here lor!yboili! were u much port of the dally Jlfe as the are other River News items: str-.,~. Durlll8 the hoUday Dee. II, 1111 - The river was aeason some of them did a gOOI( rialng slowly thio morning, with b"'iness. This brief news Item a UtUe over lo feet on mark. In the River News of the Gam- A large amoont of Boating ice polls Dally Tribune on Dec, 29, was passing, 1916, tells hii'W : n.e otto Marmet, Captain '!'he ferryboat Ann Bailey John Rust in command, passed bandied 2,200 people last Satur- down this morning lor Cincinday at 10 cents a piece between oati willl-19 bsrges of Kanawha Pt. Pleasant and Kanauga. Ma- River coal. ny of this number <lid not go The Rober! P. Gillham and badt as dry as they came over the D. T. Lane are on the way (apparently they dido't fall in- back from Cincinnati, running ·ll!l., •1966 ). The Ann Bailey has loose to take down more coal recenUy received a new set of on this rise. machinery, made by the Pt. The C. C. Bowyer was to have Pleasant Machine Works. and her trips in the resu~ ba!' bad installed an Hun~ I electric ington trade today but ice co~ lijlll plant which now makes ditions changed Captain s. G. streams fro2:f:l1 over. Gorges from Pittsburgh u · 110011 o rlv- 1Islard ~ ~ south from l!omlli01 will' no <lOUD< loeille 1 burgh; n .!eel a1 ~ 11 '!iir;>~!jq formed near Jeffersonvllle, Ind., er con<htlons perm~. The IHunttngton th~"'u ever Ihere when the new lock ..., 11.1 at ~le, 17.1 ot , but they are lil:ely to go oot Ruth and Dunbar of lbe same kDowa before. Severll .,.,~w-dam ill com~ erlburli and at when thils rille reaches there. line will a l s o - trips when hoalli belonging to the ' m6millfl ohd rt.linaai n.e Allegheny is reJIIlrted f.,.. the ice runs oot. burgh Coal Co. are· now tow g A<lll 50 Years Ago On River .. The Coltoil Bl""""' en over and gorged In some n.e towboats Robe~ .P ... GUI- coal from the Kanawha River t 'Detl. %8. till-~ rlv..theater 1.1 00~ 00 the places. NavlgaUon Is at a stand- ham and D. T. Lano paaaed and Island Creek to ·. points rising rapidly here and while docks where sht 1, stlll between Pittsburgh and down yesterday lor Cincinnati sooth. i there are noods prevailing 'in comparaUvely ne• Louisville. with tows of Kanawha · River The following is, a list ol the many sections of the eonnlry, wtll .be u good as The Sheridan-Kirk Company's coal. Captain E. A. Burnsides. towboats that operate in and 1 tliere will not be a Oood In the she comes out In lhe spring. fleet has been taken from Lock master of transportation lor the out ol the Kanawha River arid Ohio at this tline. .• · and Dam 24 to Middleport by Campbell Creek Coal Co.. is, Huntington: · M • · - ·· n.e Lockmaster Janeo IBil Dam - · "• Itll the towboat Margaret and plac. keeping tbe boats on the· move. Robert P. Gillham, D. T. 16 ,10 · • ed below the government ice They have delivered a big lot Lane, Eugene D. Smith, J. T. • w,as town tolpy, He ret'lnch> 80 p!ers there. Sheridan-Kirk of coal during the put few Hatfield, Plymoutb, George ports _.97 of . Inch of rainfall Co. will do conSiderable dredg- weeks without accident and Matheson, otto Marmet, Sally th 1 ere last rught. Heavier, .ralll- naU, have resume<i their Ing at Lock and Dam 24 this many of their lrlpa were made Marmet, Fred Hall, . all occurred at In !he Cincinnati • winter, if conditions permit. on artificial rises as a result Dewey, Catherine Davis, Val and other pomts He_r<> tradl!. A great of tobacco of manipulating the _government P. Colljns, Exporter, F. M. Wal- ports ramfall of 2,97 mches , as well u other fre•ght Is movDet. 27, ttl! - The river is dams. lace, Enterprise, Chari.. Brown, the Gauley. lng · In tbot trade. rising. A big river Is expected The towbool busineso promls- Bertha, Katherine and Scotia. . The Greene l,ine wharf at ~ - ~- ~:~:.. ":m~:~ ~ty Admir~ ~eelion. the first in many months . . es to be the best ever In this The C. C. Bowyer resumed' There are now more her one of the best equipped Gardner's plans. her trips in the Gallipolis-Hunt. towboats opera\jng ou' jJf the .ferryboats on the Ohio River. Heavy ice is running between ington trade this morning. Kanawha River thary-fAr many · iiJr~ing river ancl the threat here and Pittsburgh, with side The Ten City will be down years. More boats \~ towing 1 -. , ' The building of Lock and ~ abov~, Dec. 21, 1~11 - ~nft~lverandIB The Dam 25 three miles above Gal- rising. Considerable lipolis should benefit this town some light. new-made me and bring several new residents passing thiS IDDJ'!llng. bet e. Several rtvermen and their Ilea! There was 14 reet at l8-The Sliriday .. ~!0~·, ,, I V~ley • ) wbelf- . . ' .' '"'"'f• ' I '"..t:t'' . . . l .. \ ~""" ~ r.. i'I , •• "' . ..... ... ,.... .. , , .... f ' ,... r ·_...,. . \ •f. ~ 11 I . . ,~: _....... -•-'· ·--. ... • . I . f • . 1- ·' ' 'I uio ll. S. Government ' ·m.t6'1.147.SJ lot m-t of ~- ·~lo River ~- "'" uu 111011, the close. o1 lbe•·lut ilsoal yeir. Tbe big towbo4t Sprague 11 making trip d....;, tbe rive; ivllh a tow of Ci'MJ. She 11 sloil progress owihl to the low stages bl water the River. · ' unt~ a •nakina ~ Tlme..S.entlne~ Sunday, •January 1, 1967 was Pitts- ' ]ohnAW. Frazie r Recalls cident -~ ~atrol or We stand on the threshold of a new year, looking ahead to more progress for · our community. It is ·our bope t!lat your personal outlook for '67 will be bright, and It is our job to make it so, through savings and ;::::o:: Now, 1 Now Hfth In ProtoctlaniS.villll . Insured to $15,000 by 1 FMitni·Agency • THE FARMERS AND SAVINGS CO. ' MEMBER ~EbERAL RESERVI ·IYSTEM ~E~~~ FED~~L DEPOSIT iNSU!tANCI ~ORP• . SHOE BOX OHI.O need · carpet? .C9ME WHERE THE ACTION lSI THEY . GOTIA' GOI . WAS $4090 ' '1963 Buick Riviera, 1 Local Doctor's Trade, Air C nditioned: Sharp _ $2395 :··· ' I Just pick ~p the phone and shop at home time, eonfuolon, tnYel an4 b111J llittlnr See ""ctl~ bow J'IIUI' DeW Blplow will In 70W' home. 11M plcll up tbt pbolle &Dd 111 a eeneraJ ld<la ot rour color ud llt7le Theil. rela!cl We'D Clll1 cna.rou a& eonvenionU,..Iho1r yoa li e&Nfall7 ranre of llllll]llal an4 pw Jllll au accurate, OD·~ No obiiPUoD; -' CAL.&.: . " sWaySide ill_.......,___ 446-1830 ' 196 Buick LeStbi'tt Herdtop Coupe, Power, Real Nice ·. ' $2195 Ford Hardtop, White, Red Cu~tom $1095 .·1. Interior BuiCk Electra 4· Dr. Sedan. ·AirI I ' l ) 1 uried OPEN FRIDAY . NIGHTS 6:00 TO· I:OO .tHE 4lf fefUn of it-Run loan services. .. ..·,. . . l ' .. ~ ) .. ' ' . '- -t"" - �' , ..... •.,.' .... . 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Jlls. tJ at lbe J1011 .....,...... telepbaae ealla llld ... joplo fllited lhe pool. ;::::::: '"? . !dim of .--~-w""~;-~ - it-Run 1 DR. ,Mc~Ol>l R "ecJ ~APPY EV;r : un .... all , boy, '" Hlql, IT'S 1 . ,w~ , 7' ' . .. ; .••. G!'U:AT· · . ' .HE TROP:.'f'ol E I. . , :HE'Q ORUGe~D ~9 · ·· • rr.t· · n. '" "·,.~---·-~ • 'WIIf'l'IIBOP -~- 16 CINDY ' ' ' . . ,. ' ·•·'· .. ·, '- '. ~ )l ' p IJ->1' ~- ·a -~u~e·cafeir~ ' '1 l' ,•. I' '> I ' .. ' ·' . . '. ' ! ' ..... . ". . .. • -~-~-~,.. - . .. , ' ; BOUSE HOME~ .' . ' ·' H EL I 0, G&r;zARD ••• ......... ·~ TOOt HOW . · · CAN' 1 • ry'"' - ' . .YEA 1· - . ' t pj;;;; Hlg . PLEASANT - Jl'unlral • lor Mn. Freda ~- ' - w. VL, .... hOld !ht \inc Fu-.1 ~ Bu. • ill tba Graham - t at 1:!0 p.m. Ia �•• • •,.. , . , I~ , ,._~._. , .., -1( • ..... 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ENJOY ~M Ul".f: BUT WE'VE OOI'IE IT t:v'ERY WELL. ONEMOR.E '(fAfl.. POP/ 1 I=EEL YEAfl..1l'OR l=tVE I YEARS. HOOf 'IOU.. WHeN I WDN'f ' .i ) and delt m111 J.l!l 111 SILLY, 'l J.l.AVf:. To DIZ~SS UP./ UlQTHAT. I • ' '. king sa 'I I was hl· , ' stated an old 'What ~ theCI icfimof . ·rit-Run Buried \ I ec1 343 speeia1 o~t«.O., red assists to 465 motorDd recovered tli.IU worlb operty. patrol alao luued 14 ~ ballllo& permlta. lllsi'l at llle J1C111 ...,.ered 'lelopbme ealla IUid ... ioplo visited lhe pool. :o..._. .1 'ff4 ' ' .. • f..- + \ ~NJ1!ii?E 12:-··~ l!J!11SI'€~ '"' . . WH1':>9el2-;," PLEASANT - Flmeul •,;· .·lor Mrs. Freda·-· ' l. ·f I I ) .... ) 7·-' ! .\ l; ;l .' l.yalll cUed of 111111$1 ,. 'Wh"' - b y • . bit I driver Salurdq idlld 3!1 near her home iiW lttng out ~ a ..... 'lbe ' / • .No,~ 99 al.ITB.l,l,chum~ We're ' ' . ' • • • \ ·- l •• • . I• •• '•' ' • .. "' ·' .. "' ). . .~ ,, •. ·. ····~ ·'!' ' . "' '• ' - . 4 ' l ' · . . • ' ' ' .' ' .. I ) \ • ...'~"' ·'1\ 'bll<e IIIII Sber!ll'1 doo at are lllVesligalltll 1111 run fllalll.y aDd • ol lllday lllbt hid a \1!dele but 1111 mt1t W . m.-- • '• Wt"qfondof: soup! ' ""9"-1 'Ia illllle Gra!Jem - ~- ' c clion, W. Va., 111ft bild ·, at 1:30 p.m. Ia lbt .IIJg l"'mnn ~ Bu. •, .' • II lbt polL ·I ,, roport also llbcnred 11at I llmeu iDJpected • ldlool I , workedonR ~. The•lj ·. ~ the 'trl t young IIJUrl OD duty ... ' �. . . .. ..... --- ...... " ~ ... • -· ... ' .. .. .' .. ........... ..._. , ,...,.._ ...., .......... .................. ..... ,~·· ·· · - -.. . . . . . ._._. -· . ... L .............. . .......... __ . ... ......... ·-· ........... .. . ·~- - • ~--,~ - · ·· • _., _..;.~.--·- • • • • I -"' ..... ' ~--· " -. •• ' • -JL:L.NS r '' '' I in • polis 1916, D ~ f· The I hand! ~ 'l > .l ' . •• day al pt,. Plt ny or baed I ' (a)jpa~ ...... ·l!ld .. 41 -· £f1' GOLLY, IT SOU~DS ~ GOODl -~ , . 'ha I'M PACK ~ her. on 1ii1U NICEA~P .·f•I'I'Ybc 'J):J j Tli~ . . .' ' '. 1'~: . '~ BY 'm Mll eident ?atrol· Tile , Foolist Maltbf "Wb(< Beth!' J came l to Je~ He tl¥ Jewat W'alt OUT OUR WAY of ·Het i -1 ·, • ~~~ ? ARE YOU CRAZY . ~tarw~ l( men ~ .. 'fiiAT . ";.: . ' < . • ' ,, . ~ nrkedonll.,..,.. 343 Jpedal cleti!IIJ, fed asolsta to fa& molilrlild recovered Pl,8S1 ftrtb led Th•·l'l the IIi yoong king" II l . stated was hl ' ·'What .I the "- ,. .. . "+._ ·') wlile~ an old and dolt IDl!ll Jltll fll 4,• 1011111 on duly II tile JOlt. 1 report llso 8bowtd lbat imeD iDipected • ICIIaal I leU. - :"ll Cl!rtst' .· .. ' ~' patrol also lsoued t4 " baullq permlta. Dis~ ·11. tile 11011 answered " lelepbl!ne ealll and 1,eople visited the )lOlL . ' ·. a = ....a:..::. f lvLiiuO ' it-Run Buried ,......-. I •• Pf..EASAN'I' - 1'lmlral !!:'es fol' MH. FreQ Lyaui, ;:W. Va., ftN beld 11 "liy II 1:110 p.m. Ill I I' • • f ' .. ' ' • WRITTEN BY Mc<i! ' I .l / DRAWN BY FRANK. " - FUneral a- ~~~~~ tbe Graham - tba Bu. �. ,... . . . ' • " • . . .. • ~t-· • ae8l1011 polis o, ' .._ ' " ....... ·. "'- • .. . • • e • • busilllll in tJj~ . 1918, ~ '· ... ,_ ' • - t. ·.. ~ • • • ·, • ' "'-- / The hand!' day at .pt, Pli hy 1)1 bact (.qlpatj rEd,, .ff ~ !Nicllll l ' . I I •I l• Pllosai · baJ·'ha ~i her ·oo .ferryb<' -~ ~ \l(il .;\) "THAT smw .IT,.J.G. , , , , Mil ~- ne · • Foolis~ Mallh< "'~e Jlith(el of IH.., came t . . . . , r .: ! . I -- _!. . ;.~ . \ l•.., - !... '' ' ... ~ ' .. ~ ••' • r~··· ' • • ~-1. ,, ... . i T":o County AccideiJ.t Total Up Says Patrol . . -. ' . ' . i • .• ' to Jen He till Je.ws?l .star ~ tomen ow<f 4 !:. 1 ::~ . bly wherG teUs ~ Cllrist lbe · ~ the trl young • M .4 •-. l ' ~... king sa .washj '. stated ' ,. ' 1 . " ·. I .'<. .. ·I · • ·3 ANf>Y CAPP . . '• ,. ' '. " . ..,~ . ( ;· . .... ... _ .. ~ fORW · ... ' .. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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