https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/951011a22be3ab90a8f56a87068cffc6.pdf 66ffcbfac22e5cc02cbee821e736698b PDF Text Text I =~~~~~~o·~·':lli.;!S.~l&e'T~ .e n you :want to ~Yl· ance a car, get the ~tautoloan ... here! • APomGeroy Shakespeare Club M~m~rt re uests ol Mrs. Louis Reibel ' Mro. Loul1l Reibel a !be ..q ...,. • the Pomeroy froodom cm be oebl..: ~~Ave. Mrs~ba!. I~ Jed Web!ter Sr. ,... :::=.~:..:. 111 ' • "• • -1 ' Aromnl j Mn.. hlinger HosttoWSWS 01 E ~ . L-ut n,,etptlse · lUIV '!be WSW8 '. ol tbe ~ P-.rllklctM'l'olndlatJChsr•• 'ftle ~~eo. Doeald ~ w ,_. ~ llf who . 111e Jfiddle. .port lllurdl of - - 'f... lhe Commitfei/J~Of ·· · i - ' • Year HGmtltl by • I' Sewiltg'Ciub: .. . Pnvn;lt CW ·~ ... .:'~m':::.ar:;f!~~."::'."b:.:,:.:~::·;: · Pomeroy P'uncl) Thm9rrow Must Be Mr. IIIII •~. r - · · " ' u.~- lp Obllnpr, 1111!· 'He wlJl begiD lriJ IQijl. Jne club mOl Wec!nlilday unison. DevoUoD! were • """ n~...., """"' try • .... Ill ~ "'ub ........, by Mrs. Rober!' Warner • and 110111, K<!>ny ,no! · David Mlss ~ DaYtll, leadw, lll lhe SJ>elb1 Cbriftl.U ,.. •-. .... a New Yoar's Prayer It wu created by tho Unit< spent 1be hq!ldaya at RJsU., preJelli<d ~ Blble IOSIOB to ~'!"' Cltureil ~~ Y.....W11, ltld., F~ Mrs. G!ueer, ,...._ Lawrence ~tritle.ll Natiol!ll 20 yean qo u aa Sun, Md. witlt ber pare\>11, Mr. pare lhe (roi!P for a two Y'1F I. lie will <0001~ biJ ..,.;. 114 lfaralll llood ;....,leal yearHgo, three weeks alter lbo em""""cy OflanluliaD 1o Jeet IJld Mrs. llobort · Y011.01. study 011, "Jesus CbriJt ~ ljloD with the '· ¥illlepQrt eood~ lhe .~ ;-;;;: attaa on Pearl Harbor, from and clothe war ravl(ed ehilneora IlL! Clturcb tllroUP • its tbureil Jm. 211. • 1 • A~ !ra( J!ven · lit' ~ ~ an editorial In "U. s. 1 n ~ mosUy In Europe and now,l.aMrs. Kilrl Grueser IUld soa. PO!IfttJtion or lbe Talol C!>JD. , , ket and ~ J!veri•'.;. ._n World Report " over lbe world. The artlole l'l'f were Weolnesday bu!IMu munlty." 'Tbe program ~ , 1 Cl!rtstm . · ... ..,....., Members re~ponded to told what lbe organlution ' 1a visitors In Galllpolls. w!lb hyl!)ll. " "· ,:~ 4 with a household blnt. to ~bat disease. nte;. Donald Pavts . of Yoinigstown Several ltemo were dlspla)'ed liM, ~. Hervey . T. A. Hennessy, Mrs. PbJI SOld. ,islted Wednesday with rela- which reqUire salt In prepara. en, Mrs Don MuD .on4 Mrl Williamson and Mrs. "That by giving today's ehil- -~·es In the area... Uoo or ~. In front or -RiYin<!Dd lialty en.. ~ were named u the nominating chance to grow toto use- ~ . these was a poster, "You are , ' . '"1~ • .n.e committee. lui and bappler citizens, UN!- ·. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo DaYtll the Sal! of lbe Earth," .whicb New olfleera ,w t« e~ lll ~· Mrs. Char es Rofltiillll, Two articles from Readers CEF contributes to lbe remo~. ~r. and family of CUyahoga was the topic of the lesl!()n. the Jana.ory m~ ,of"' _,lhe lloir · ~ Gadalt aDd ·Iff?· Digest were read, Mrs. Be • In& . of some seeds of world alia, . were weekend guests of Thinking 'If tile word, penetr• Young, Adult Claas or lbe lltad- . a .,••wntng, ftpw'ers; ~· . Neuttling, "Tbe Three R War tension and future contacts." llis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lor· lion, as It applies •to salt 10 ford Churcb of Christ Tuel:t"l : r d ~(OOilgh~ ~' Ed,warl in Viet Nam," which told A dessert course was served enzo Davl.il Sr. analogies were discussed,' and evejling at the_churcb. . e s anc! .Mrs. Da1f<l!l 8lr!cliUnited States is doing the hostess to the above and . descriptive acrJ)>IuU was read. Elected were Mrs. Ruth land, gifts; Mro. Wll~ ~. win peace and closed Lydia Ehersbacb and Mra . . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M1cb- ·Mrs Claude H ted ad the llursl, )lreslcleD!: Rli'/Wd GO- Mrs. Tom Grueser W M" the statement "In tile long run GeO!'gla Williamson. ael and family of Syracuse hymn. "Wbete til reC d- key, Ylce pl'ellldent; Mrs. JluUt Galvin Si!n)lBOII, cardet~ Mra. ' ' spent w-..esday evening with ed W~ys of Lif .. ad • ;w Lambert, Secretary; and .Mra. El•a Gilmore, Jr. , P!lbllclty. , Per•orud Notel MYF Pllllll to Go ID'other, Mrs. Susie Fischer. Tbomu BOut. e;...: 8 c 11r ~ Phyllis 01~, ll'eliA'ttr~. A, rqee~ of lbe }rays ~ Mrs. E. J. Hill spent last Worshl a Devotions ...., fllven liy Mrs. .mellll8 'committee ttal •IIIIIOUII' 0/ Columbu• On Bowling Party week with relatives In Coh1m. ci"ed the pro. Ruth ~bert w1to used "!be "ced. for nell Wednesday ...,.. Area ResithnU gr~ praye~. topic "The Land of Be~ )nf. The•.tr..ellllfl p~ ilona~ COLUMBUS _ Mr. and Tbe Mlnersvllle, Syracuse Michael and Jeffrey Jones of wllh ~s th:e,::'n... d•""/on Again.'' BDd included 8C!'Ipjuri e.t by Mis .. IJona!d Collins Was Davis of Forest Run ':fYF met were weekend guests char e . . ~rest ent,. In taken from Phili~plans and Cor- awarded .to Mra. Edwaitl Well•. 8 were Christmas guests of Mrs. w~th the president, Rose their grandparents, Mr. and w ' an execubve meeting lntblans. ~ =clftded will) 1 Refreshments were sWved b Davis' niece Mr and Mrs Lisle, m charge of the meetE. J. Hill IJld their bro- 85 Pl"!'necl for January 5. It rending, ·''Land of Renewlld ser- the hostess during the.' ~ P. A. Morro~e family. ~ illfl, opening with the Jolm Of his grandparents, ~;::is':,clded ~ •twt planning 1 vice," follp\ved by· a jlfayer by hour. Mrs. 'Don Mulleii> .olD be er guests were Mr. and two hymns followed by • and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. b as bli lor tile Otter· Mrs. Homer Forrest. hostess lor lbe nuf ni'ielillll Russell Riley Mr and and by Kenneth W•ggino. their parents, .Mr eln Home. Refreslunents were It was announc-ed lhet new · ' · Richard Mceiure ·and the business session Ruy Jones Jr. vl;lted at served by lbe hostess to 11 hymn books, ilrdered by the Mrs. Durst,.JIIrs. .i'll'lt· of Columbus. was ~ken, followed Albans, Va. with his members and three children. class for · the_,church, had .ar· ens and ·clallj!bter, Mra. Mr. and Mra. K. V. Bell and the secretary s report. and brotiJer.Jn.illw, Mr. .- . riVed. Followln& the meeting Forrest,, Wayne lting, and Billy, Tom and Brenda of Plans to go bowlmg at Mrs. VIctor Stewart and Swltzerlancl Is divided Into 12 refresl)ments of_ sandwicht'S, Mrs. William . lad New Carlisle, o. were guests polls were diScussed. . . eanton!l, w:tUcb correspond in a potato chips and puncb ·were daughters Tamara Monday of Mr. and Mrs. ' of the MYF will be sent and . ~rs. Jerry Fry of general way lo tile American served by the hostes1, M•• and Mr. ~nd Mrs. sell Riley. camp Gn Janoary IS at Ports. ·.Gi. arrived Tu.,. states. Gilkey. ThOse attending were key and 1011 , Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Amos, for a Visit with hil moth. and Karen, attended the wed· Mrs. Fay Fry and her moth. of Mrs. Amos's L Cpl M Mrs. Ellen Ebersbach and Burson at Mlddletown • • iUer Goe. aJ!<l oUler relaUves. ce~trly.and M A 1. P . of Back to Duty Pod Mist. ~ Biggs of Colum. . rs. r 10 flee. L-Cpl. James Miller, U. bus •llle\Jt' the weekend with Remworth, Oh1o, spent Christ- Marines has returnnd to ~.:'.w..M Mr d M .. N t' I Sl , ~WI', , an rJ. am•• ~. vaca 1on n base at Beaufort, S. C., after a l!tggi who accomlianled Flor1da as guests of here with his parents , Mr. her back Mond ay. Ml ss Judy · M . and Mrs. Myron Miller and his i who was the weekr · and Mu. MarJon Grate fiancee Miss Linda Kauff t f h gues ~ er parents, also Iof Columbus spent Christmas Mr 'and Mrs M'lle · with relatives in Rutland. hosts . for a holi~y d'in:er· Sat· M ndWlMth them. rs. Nathan Biggs r. a urday _for their son, Cpi. Miller, and Sharon of Rutland Road M1ss haurr and her parrnts, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Carand Mrs. Harold Kauff, Cpl. of Mason w v Mi~e Stahl, statione~ at dlnne~ iuest~· of Pomt, N. C., and Miss and Mrs. Freeman Enoch 0 ( Morgan. Syracuse. Mrs. E. J . Tracy Is substituting in the fifth grade at HarriDaughter, Family isorJvilllle School this week for Jlisited on Holiday Thelma Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Swam. Sandy and Jerry, Beech St. . PARTY GIVEN dleport, were hol~d~y guests Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs Sgt. and Mrs. Wilham McCool , entertained with a New Year's ' (former Joyce Swartz) and party their home Rut. K~Jly of Murfree~boro, Tenn. Road. Guests were ' Mr. A1rman McCool Js stationed and Mrs. Freeman Enoch and Stewart AFB. They live 30 Mr. and Mrs. Rol)ert Harden of .miles from Nashvilie. Syracuse and Mr. and Mrs. Ed· Also visiting with them ward Wells, Pomeroy. were Edith Abbott, Middleport _ _ .:__ __: ---~(Mrs. McCool's and Mr. McCool's mother, Roy McCool of Kentucky. returned home Monda1yy .:r~:~ I ing. Mr. and Mrs. g, son, Roger. returned to R i Grande Colleg• after spending the holidays with his parents. *12-Ft. N• r.rc- "" Clift Proo Fomilcl Counter Top wltb Doublo llnlt, finished Cablnotll wllll IIDIICoolod Compllltil will! FHtlnli. . WITH MATCHING .... ' ·• '011' • VOL, Vlb\trani> NEW ~!»- ':.trr POMEROY ~* NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for over 94 years Membeer Federal Reserve SSystem Member FDIC All Accountslnsurod Up To $15,000 Under Open Friday Nights (UP!) 111"' iii lhe ''~ ~alb and . . w. ·daire New1967 Pryerswith Press Care! • NEW! True no· iron drying for modern no·iron fabrics! LOTS OF BARGAINS IN OUR JAN~ARY CL£ARANCE SALE . JLBERf~LDS IN . POMEROY • NEW! Some models even tailor dryir.; time and heat to the fabricautomatically! • Wide choice of models to match new Jet Action Wa;~~'S- prices for every budget! ' COMPLETE ~~r BUILT-IN I<JTCHEN * HlnPL Even this lowest-priced frigidaire Dryer offers Durable Press Care I t ' . •·•, ll<lds Clarence Roy and Char· les McLain. Fifteen Club Scouts started !rom the Baptist Churcb In Racine and biked to the site the new dam by way of Mile Hill and Ml Moriab, a distance ! approximately four 11 ~'-" rode back to Racine Mr. McLain's truck. PIIICED TO 110 1rr ' master, Fred Smith, and Budget-wise Dryer has special Durable Press Care . settings on Timer I • No-Iron clothes come out usharp'"l Creases In Wrinkles out. Crisp and smooth all over'Without lronin&f MEIGS THEATRE trot drylna heat to suit the fabric. • You're In command -set exact drying mlnutea you want on Timor (lnGiudH h~Jld¥ No·Hoet cyclo). • Autom1tlc C!'Cr.tnd liiTIIIIolll rou Whe!l !. ~ -~ dry•na'• dont. tc:,_ Po~Nrow · • Two-pot.Hion Fabrics Heat Selector lets you con· ·· • Dtcron ftnt io rich! on tho dootl FR.\ PLANS DANCE Rutland High School FHA 'Nill spensor a high school dance tonight at tile Rutland 1 Grade school auditorium 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight lowing the Vinton Coulnty:Ru~ 1 land basketball game. Jays will emcee. BUILT.. N APPLIANCU ' with Flltor" Licht· Com~y .-IItle DtohwHIIor, with l2,pj101 Tablo _ . , Capoctty. ,:1! ,_ Dl' Gao Ovtn .. Cook Top. ssgg.oo WITHOUT DISHWASHER ONLY SS49.00 Nt:W.S . WE DESIGN TO FIT YOUR KITCHEN . •. 1 ..... FREE BRIEFS ; kiTCH!N JliANN!NO SIIVICI AVAILAILI NO DOWN PAYMIHf - U f!IO$, TO PAY ~ ·). , FROM .UNITEO PRESS· · INTERNATIONAL Oftt. TONIGHT ond SATURDAY Jan. 6-7 "BORN FREI" - TechnicolorVirgtnis McKenna, BilJ Tra· v~rs . Geo. Keen, Elsa, tbe Lioneu , Novel by John Ad· amson. "SON OF A GUN FIGHTER" - Technicolor- ~7as.oo '. Russ Tamblyn, Kieron .Moon. Ralph Brown, Jaa, Philbrook, Marla Granada. Admission: 75c & 40e ...... WitHOUT DISIIIIIAIMII ' ------ OWN I T - FOR *Pllwor Eldlou&t Hood * 11+~-----12'--------111 * R- Wrc Racine Cub Scouts Pack 243 went hiking Sunday afternoon, January I, led by their snag or mark delicetes.. • Quiet, relialole sinrle-11111 driYII *llllkfoo. Dovotollod Dnwon 1o NJfon 'JIOI!ar Pack243 Scoutl Go on 4 Mile Hike • Just set Timer to Durable Press setting -no-iron clotho come out ready to wear without lronlng. • Gentle Flowln1 HNt pampers your fabricsdries them bnrowy aoft- fresh as all outdooral • H>ndJ No-Hoat settlnc II Ideal for alrinc flufline and dustlne. ' • Rust-reslstlnt Porcelain Enamel drum won't · SUN., MON., TUIS. Jan. ..,_10 ]'. . .' Alfrod Hltehcock'a BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' "TORN CURTAIN" (Technicolor) '· Julie CMary PoppiN) An· drews, Paul Newman, IJI1 Kedrova. .~ ' FOOTBALL HiOHLIIIHTS OF IMt ' Admi11lon: 76e 6 40e 11-!•iti·."'...•:w .'-,'' ""'-"·l' I o .,j I. 1 •• "~ ~ .. t , '• /:': '' . ld·:~- I I3 liCE 10 CENT$ . published In Look Magulne. ' In the serialization, to appear on newsstands Tuesday, author William Mmchester writes that Mn. Marina Oswald loyed will the emotklns of her near;,razed busband on the olght of Nov. 21, 1963. He said Marina's decision to move in with Mrs. Ruth Paine in Irving, Tex.,. was the straw that broke Oswald's slender hold on sanily. Manchester writes lhet ll!e political rbubarb pillS {)Jwald's rejection provided the coin. (· ... • ••• 1 am 'tl'l' !Jrrt lh~t Lee's ~ lo!l'ard 'Ill' ' •llo fjlCb llil\ I fftl eaCh' illlhutf' cklental trigger lbat led Onlld te · usamnale the Prooident. .· Manchester concluded lhel Oo· wald acted alone In the murdor but said be found "a disease ol the spirit" Jn Dallas which had an effeet on O.wald's thlnldng. ~ lliiDoJ.b!m," Mllrinl>1trote. Mn. Paine replied: ~u ~ ~·t w\lh to Uve with rou lllll' more •.. I would be happy to. be aa an aurit to you." - The next day Mrs. Palne WrO!e: "I love .you Marina and want to hve will! you. I hope lhet you IIIII l..ee wUI asree." Manohester quoted Marina's reply: Qaofel Leiters Manchester, In the lint tf four Installments in Look:, quoted !etten exchanged by Marina and Mra. Paine, An ordained Unitarian minister and mother of two woo was. separated from her busband. "~ fteet R¥tb ••• . _ Jlut!o, 1 1D1 .. grateful lor ywr iOOd llld llympalbettc beart." · Mlllcbestor writes that MJii, ,.._..,w Mra. K....,th J. Porter - W!IS "pla)'b!& Rulb off l(aiMI" Oowald whlle falllnf to fell her protectre.s that Lee attempted to shoot Gen. Edwin Walker, bad a rifle bidden In a neighboring garl(e and bad plans to go 1o CUba. "In retrospect, her own lack ef COllllderatlon lor tile woman who had become her benefactor IIJIIIOil'llllexclll&ble," ManeheJ. ter COIIC!ude&. l(ancbester's aecount ot the 11163 traged)o, subject of 1 COUl1 battle by Mrs. JacqueUne Kennedy, alao dlsciCIIed that at lbe Ume of hil death the .,Mrldent was considering replacJnc Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk, probably wtth Robert McNamara; was study 1ng French to negotiate w1tll Gen. Cltarles de Gaulle In his own language, and was planning a trip to Japan to re.~tore . ~ ' ' ' ·~ "~ ~ell ~~ • o 'B• -a 'fled g ~~ ~ ',.:: "0 0 0 ,, IOJI libel I Ytsil bp D. Ebeolloof. ~ "' (!hllloJ!orl :J'be userUon oboul Ruolt: nvtvecl 111 old report IIJ Wlahittgtoft columllillts Stewart · llld Jooeph Alsop, denied at tile . lime by former mOmbert of die Kennedy admiDistnllon. JJiaDcll. ester llald: ".\ttare that tha president lnle!lilfid to be bll olra foreign lll!niM. Ruik bad (Continued <111 paco 2) ywou · o ·. eet ta s. But South Vietnam Preuiier 1 ALL OVER tHE STORE at ,_,J.Jf!M!opgrt .. i '\' Saturday Night til 9 w:: t FHA Gives Tentative Comniittinent to Water District and Also Open -Lee con~al book of a President," . Tonight, Frida·, ·til 9 · · (»:00 to 8:00 p.m. ' YORK Elberfelds in Pomeroy ,Are ,Open The Federal Deposit lnsur•nce Corporation •• I SUNDAY, .JANUARY 8, 1967 . ;GIDIJIOIIN't. 1"-111 ~. Oowald, a Wrturtd por.UDt;y•at best, wu driven ovir \tie brmll: or lnlanlly when hilt wile rojecled b!m 1o live with li womm friend the night before he assasainated p..,.. Jileri\ Jobn F. Kennedy. '1'1111 factor, phil 1 feud ~ Toaa Democrato th•t ~ 1 K..necly to Dallas l(ainst lbt ld•lce or friends, emerge in ~ fO!'IIB In lbe first Install· c:. . - """"- ... Ills "'' -B.Illlmn. THREE SECTIONS ' 1 You can actualJy save morley on the over.ill cost of your next car by financing it rifcht here! That's only one of the reasons 1llhy over 53 % of America's cars are now bought with bank auto loans like oursmote.than with a// the other means of car Amlillcing combined. See you soon? ' ..... - ,.-wr--a-ld-'s_H_o_m_e_T..,....r-o-ub-le_s_,-T-ex_a_s-F-eu....d. . ,.-B-a-re-d-in-F-ir-st_L_o_o_k---~II \~ ~ .,;:·:.,amrx:,;; C:: Mrs. Durst is .-.. President ol ChurcltCiass .- 24 PAGES ..Po;aQ: • - • i NO. 49 ftiDAn - • . . . . . till..... ...., lll ened wltlt lhe a vn6y. • ' ' �• • J • • ' • • IN OU.R TOWN BY DICK THOMAS ' ...,..., lllllill 4o em Holpltal montbJ. FJJA-Gives Driver Fined Committment For Speeding · ., .,.~<!> ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION - A new wareho)lse 'wal Opened this week at .Tiny's Super Market in Middleport. It conta.ins 5,0.00 square feet of space and will materially Improve customer se rvlce said manager Jim Rlckma11. M addiUonal space will by increasing Ioven tory and varle.ty~L·::; of~go::o::;dll::..- - - - 1 RA'M'AN Al'OPIIITJID . · COLUMBUS" (UPij - AIIJ. Gen. William Suj)e · named James E. Hatton, Upper . Ar· Hngton, to siKiceecl Qavtd "Kessler Saturday 11 bead of .,. staff of the state. Liquor Department. Rattan hu beta legal an auiBianl under Kessle4', TODAY, MOtlllAY ond TUESDAY ' Alfrtd HHchcD<k't THE FARMERS BANK "TORN CURTAIN" (TeebntcolOr) Iulie (Mary Poppina) All· drewa, Paul Newman, Ula GREAT K~va. FqPTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1966 · Admlsslon:·70. & 40e FRIEND! .,WEDNISDAY, Jon. 11 ' NOT OPEN PAINT LINE ADDED - Fred Klein, Middleport, an employee at Tiny's Bargainland, is shown in the new paint department opened this week. Tiny's Bargainland will handle a complete line of Lucas · Paints. In addltlon, a complete line of automobile supplles and .a houseware department have been added. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 · THURSDAY, FRIDAY · ond SATURDAY Jon. 12-13-14 ''WHO'S AFRAID ill' VIRGINIA WOOL" Elizabeth Taylpr, Richod Burton, Geo. Setal, Sa111!7 Dennis. This 1B an Adult pie. ture. · . THE FARMERS BANK ancl SAVINGS CO. Mlirnlaar PeHrll Reun• 5~ Mo..... I'.II.I.C. POMIROY, O. Colorcorloon: Dt~ lltnlt Admiolion: 'lk lc 40c · ... ... - ' ASKS DIVORCE • 'j)' DEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1967 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY . l bo 20TH. '"·~·:.. ·~ ~ ·t ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICI!NSE IS PURCHASED AFl'U., '"' . .. " THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLIC"'~. ' ~ ' " ' TION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COUl\lJ/ 1 ;~. , ~ HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($li.OO) FOR EACH DOG, MAlll•a •.it OR FEMALE. · --· ·-- . - -· ' ""· c•l I ANNOUNCEMENT ' ,ll••:ll FRfE:~aRING: TEST ·n· '/R?, .J GORDON H,.Jt> To obtain license by mail, fill In and mall this fonn to CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, lt{eigs Coun!J, Pomeroy, Ohio. E~ff\:~~ -'!lf...rd--..1 stomped onveto.,. ond price of IIcon... ; F ."'"'.. ·. •.J<'I'' >iii . . ,.,!. ~n1' , Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female $2.00 Female $2.00 Kennel lJceb!e lfw · Ownm Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,__ __..... DESKS Address -------------.-...._,..~---:f - '. ~·· ., " ' .... ,. ! v �• • J • • ' • • IN OU.R TOWN BY DICK THOMAS ' ...,..., lllllill 4o em Holpltal montbJ. FJJA-Gives Driver Fined Committment For Speeding · ., .,.~<!> ADDITIONAL CONSTRUCTION - A new wareho)lse 'wal Opened this week at .Tiny's Super Market in Middleport. It conta.ins 5,0.00 square feet of space and will materially Improve customer se rvlce said manager Jim Rlckma11. M addiUonal space will by increasing Ioven tory and varle.ty~L·::; of~go::o::;dll::..- - - - 1 RA'M'AN Al'OPIIITJID . · COLUMBUS" (UPij - AIIJ. Gen. William Suj)e · named James E. Hatton, Upper . Ar· Hngton, to siKiceecl Qavtd "Kessler Saturday 11 bead of .,. staff of the state. Liquor Department. Rattan hu beta legal an auiBianl under Kessle4', TODAY, MOtlllAY ond TUESDAY ' Alfrtd HHchcD<k't THE FARMERS BANK "TORN CURTAIN" (TeebntcolOr) Iulie (Mary Poppina) All· drewa, Paul Newman, Ula GREAT K~va. FqPTBALL HIGHLIGHTS OF 1966 · Admlsslon:·70. & 40e FRIEND! .,WEDNISDAY, Jon. 11 ' NOT OPEN PAINT LINE ADDED - Fred Klein, Middleport, an employee at Tiny's Bargainland, is shown in the new paint department opened this week. Tiny's Bargainland will handle a complete line of Lucas · Paints. In addltlon, a complete line of automobile supplles and .a houseware department have been added. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 · THURSDAY, FRIDAY · ond SATURDAY Jon. 12-13-14 ''WHO'S AFRAID ill' VIRGINIA WOOL" Elizabeth Taylpr, Richod Burton, Geo. Setal, Sa111!7 Dennis. This 1B an Adult pie. ture. · . THE FARMERS BANK ancl SAVINGS CO. Mlirnlaar PeHrll Reun• 5~ Mo..... I'.II.I.C. POMIROY, O. Colorcorloon: Dt~ lltnlt Admiolion: 'lk lc 40c · ... ... - ' ASKS DIVORCE • 'j)' DEADIJNE FOR PURCHASE OF 1967 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY . l bo 20TH. '"·~·:.. ·~ ~ ·t ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICI!NSE IS PURCHASED AFl'U., '"' . .. " THAT DATE. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLIC"'~. ' ~ ' " ' TION BLANK AND MAIL TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COUl\lJ/ 1 ;~. , ~ HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE TWO DOLLARS ($li.OO) FOR EACH DOG, MAlll•a •.it OR FEMALE. · --· ·-- . - -· ' ""· c•l I ANNOUNCEMENT ' ,ll••:ll FRfE:~aRING: TEST ·n· '/R?, .J GORDON H,.Jt> To obtain license by mail, fill In and mall this fonn to CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, lt{eigs Coun!J, Pomeroy, Ohio. E~ff\:~~ -'!lf...rd--..1 stomped onveto.,. ond price of IIcon... ; F ."'"'.. ·. •.J<'I'' >iii . . ,.,!. ~n1' , Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female $2.00 Female $2.00 Kennel lJceb!e lfw · Ownm Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __,__ __..... DESKS Address -------------.-...._,..~---:f - '. ~·· ., " ' .... ,. ! v �t • SUNDAY IBm.: PAPER • - f . s. ow.. ~,. .~crrus e Dm~Mr. AdD Dir. v.....onDiwoiN,Aclo.llll'o """"" wu.o.. n~ llaa. 1c111ar ~ 1o J 1 ••OJ at npw ltidlcll'd ~~ Wt-lloll.ldltor L Wlifl'Z • and h o - ..,.,... .-a, oua t10rt 111111 1111 mr bela WASHINGTON - Tile I lonf· be, 1 bed lellow. Aad that choice IPIY be, tt eonotl ebarpl to Iiiii .maD. lloraldotl alleaq>t 'b7 1JtC17 lei- lellow" delcrlbeo l'e>lot!ll'o llirly be ..overtunled The tnrtlt II IIIII U.. 'ilbo low l1bonlo Co ber Rep. Adlm 1'1111 flnlp, espedaiJ)' able oolleques simply have come so late to lboir '*"' ~ l'e>lot!ll &.. tho Houle tbe V117 ultno liberal c,poa be hila lor yean ll!ldoubledly victlon ol Poftll'• ~ 114(1r1UIIt.li. . II IIIII COIJII ""' ..,. .hla prilll:ipel hebawd with 1 •maned lack have ~ llhout tbelr Joll· m u,rwbn 1!bea tbe lthtnldown 10 1oac befQreband decorum - If a1ao a 1act lhJ wrm111 way as ~ falla ID tho IM'Ir cuacrtas. bad bela hllpPf Ia, have him bfpoorisy. · 17, ultra • ll.berall alw"*' dlo. 1bla 11 esaetiJ as ' H lboukl a demi&GIIc cllalrman of To WI! him jullly would The way to "&et Powell'~ Is the be. l'or 1ll1m Ibis thinl Ia flrl1>- llauoe Committte Oft q\Ure biJ .CO!I\'Ielloa of lwd bill juot WI)' oft lllpllepod ol an IIDIIIlnnalllm !bat ts apil I.Mor. in a court ol ..W IIIII not q his olflcW lldioiJ& iasld!l elelrly - ! lll•e IIIII II a fin. 1111 Iiiii - lncblillg his ton- llOIDe paeud.-.rt ol the House IIIII 1[101, lcJr ~ ~ iNmiDI)' juotllled, tempt rw tile civil 00111'~ ill his ling at his undeniably tiOil, hla pnn\e spwtt....... bat mt Nletant, ooe cealrltl hllbiY eoofuaed 1in1ncia1 oua and end>arrasslng ..tside tile ~ lrulh rematno ~·· This falrl - are doubUMS , His more Yiolent. critics, Many .7WI Ill~. . ill 11 1M! the Vlllel'l dell"' 1ft' 'ftlat be Ia IOIIIOIItilli of a rocue deed, VIUUld hllve done well poUiics, Indeed, Ioac liJice hllve e11e1y the kind Ill ••ea•nta· aa ...U - usln& thla Ia denole have done their bouseWork convillced thla colnmnlol that 1100 they aet IIIII It is lpp;tt> lrreapooolibillty aa dlslinct lore !bey set Olil Ia two IRtlllero ean aever be IIIII !bat In bill eue Powell's guilt -- may be sCrangly argued. Adam Clayton Powell. trusted to ultno • liberala. ODe, Harlem eonstituency is per- But Ia proceed from this to .For whllt tbe io totally appliCable to Powell.,. feclly oatlofled with him. <m!lend that be hils no rtgbl does say !bat Oongress case, Is ....., jusllce. The Moreover, con 1 tit u- lo ail In the House, as Rep. may, II It wishes, llberol mind a11J11117 c - Ilia11aaa1 Practice and tndltion d.. Lionel Van DeerUn of Californ. who shaH be aliowed to penae justice to U..lt rtalrds mand for every member a fair Ia IIIII some othen have been among it, honorable custom 11 naaly « wronc-IIMded: 1 deal. This is e~ enough to doing, Is to g• altogether loo so says that a man duly curieu.s ...,~ar (IUl'll!"lan grant when the man under at. far. ed is not to be thrown out quite su~Jmerte,s .the r~ lack is widely seen aa a aond For Powell sits in the House the alloence of legal proof menl :. be just, even to peoole fellell~ow~.~lt~ls:_;no~t~so~ea~s~y~,~htt>ow"':·~und~er~~~~!:'i_~ch~ol~ce:.__<o~t,~wron~~~~do~ln"!g~o~f~a~fa~r_!_m~o~r:_e~~~ '""; "ean't lland." The of,bor area of tile ultraevtl', 1111m he It reetooed ""*" ~t. ::'"'w2 Pressure is on to Sav.e Rep. Powell llarlem b., rallied to the defense ol ;.. ·Adl.m ClaY,·m PowtU. •· ·'' 1J,e Bapti!l Mlni!ters Conflftllco of "~ 'Onater New Yon, represontln& 400 N.... . eta clergylllf'll, has endoroed a peUUoo op..·c ; posin& efforts to ull!<at Powell from the ~"• ~ · of Repreoentativto because of his Oagrant abu,.. of congressional prwilegl!· lll~• bis contempt for coorts which found him gutlty •n a libel oult. - · ·"W• uked the people of the Unit..• e~ ~~ to take away I h<> o•e great _ .gmliof_of power that Negroes bave ..de' . ppd 11f9~ JWIInfUlly over the years, Said Cfirgymnn. . . rallies , such opm10ns as, "Thls is a conspiracy by and "Adam 's only crime is " Wilkins encutivt director Ad· vai.eeu1011t ot Colored People urges that 1he House take no action against Powell ~ational ~lotion for tbe because CongreMS does not have ''uniform standards lot judging the conduct of its members." Others who are not particularly fond of ~ Powell, ·~ much the same lhin&. "Whv ~ "cruclfjJ"I'ItiJII and Jet other conaressmen cet away·,,~th violating the laws? j Admittedly, tbe elblcs 11a,.Uaa 111 c.. rw a elur oodlftca. tlon. There have boon, IIIII will be Ia tbe future, ..,.... bod IIJ)Pies ill u. midst ~ aeveral bundred dedlealed men. But It ollould a1ao be relllllllbertd !bat some of these bad applel - willie 01111 have been sent "' prilon In tile past rw such shady aetlvlties 11 IUin& Pllrol1 klctbacks. Admittedly, Powell hils done mucll lot his conslltuents. To declare his seat va· cant m!ghl nrove embarrassing for !be House becou" he would undoubtedly be immediately re-elected . But no other lawmaker is in quite the same position as Powell. He Ia tile only conaremnen who can't go home again without behna put in jail. If Adam Clayton Powell t. the "one great symbol" that Negroes hllve been able to develop 100 years after slavery, then things are worse than anyone th<>Uiht. Adam Clayton Powell is a high price to pay for "the only effecllve black voice In Congress," AS he has been ealled. The ptlee Is not to tile whi~ eommllllity, but to <he black. areu Ia foog ovenlue :u11r• "Ready or Not, Here I Come!" new breed ot' thiet. the credit card erook, p...titflt.l.._. Nat:Jnal Better Business Bur· oau. Currently about 20 million Americans <rtil 'ot more credit or charae • acand 1.5 mllUoo of their cards lost or stolen annually. In the ' ory the number stolen is esti· ated to range up to 300,000. uYeiV!iredlt can! holders are really a· ie are t!t•Jt· now valuable their cards can ," sar.siC•Meth B. Wilson, president of he NBIYB. ''The man who is exceeding· y carellll• wtti> $10 bills wUI scarcely give thought to his credit card until it turns p J111'Ping and somebody else has started lo 1 hti\ Up eharges in his name." ' .111..- .,.,., three Long Island houselli r ~flbt" $10,000 worth ol merchlln~len cards on a month • long spree. A gambler from Plttsbur&h tan up a nationw1de tab of $17.5.000 on other ·' people's car~~. He raised C81b on the side ~ by poddling discounted airline tickets !' charged oo rredit cards mislaid by their ~ The death of r' down the fit1al curtain on the i! ttargedy. Kennedy The third major actor in t he !1! dr~~a of the century has left the stage. l! who harbor dark suspic· assassination con~pircover-up Ru .· will mean that one mor~ pas: :; 1 .. ·~ nf proof tor their theories has ' )j),enc<!d. lime and fate have delivered to Jack Ruby the justice which men were unable to. The mao suffered for hi• crime. spiritually as well as physically - in the latter respect perhaps more pain£utly than did his victim. Tbe rest of us will go on p&yhna the pen· ally for his act, in the lack of fmal, in· disputable answers to the assassination and an insi&llt Into the mind and motiva· tion of Oswald. ' II'I This, desnite the man's last pathetic plea that tile world believe that he acted alooe and eatirely 011 his impulse to kill Lee Harvey Oswald. Others will find mystic significance in the fact that the a.ss~Win 's assassin died in the same hospital as the President and Oswald. And. indeed. thesli st of those di-rectly and tndil'l!Ctly connected with lhe assassination who have met death in one form or ano·t1e1 in the past four years is long' ·enough •u be impressive and sugges· tJ\'e to a ~ertain type of imagination. BoOk's havt been, and will continue to be, writt.Pn about this and other strange aapet"ts ot thf story for generations to eome, even a.oc sidelights to Lincoln 's as-. aaa!Hikion A!lll absorb some writers. For this we can never forgive Jack R¥.8'. But he bas now, as he had when 'he liM, our utmost pity. Aging Process The lnscr••table Oriental 15 not always A Viet Cong guerrilla was captured by the 3rd Bri~ade Task Force or the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam. He told his interrogator!!· "Our moral'! is very good ln new men but very bad '" old men. n Aaked what he meant by "old men," the prisonr replied "Anybody who has been in one battle.'' SO- c Hatlo's PITGI"II\AN SHOWED IJON NOT EVEN A <;~ E~N TIINK COULD WEAR Dl.fr A CERT;O.IN ~UG, AND TUREEN WAS IM.PRI:SSED"· ~E St.N5 SO.ID PRODUCT"' ii.Jiit-1 ~tC.ADE5 THE DOOR LEST 50'<\EI!OOY STEP ON L,O., RUG"· JoreiiD ·~•Ina It polkJ. ror bla . . . lloo wllh IOdal nblll - llld ~ fGr ·-~ wb<tto lbort till! be AO J*IIIIJ. will! lbt!n Clll be AO ~ ,,pta ._,. - ~..., ·~· ate ~ uader . - , illllnJ douds of,.... blleltlllrla .ill a tiOI'id willn a.. .. lhiDI f.ot ftGm fiiOWih, • ' All ·lllullrltlall ol tilt llnl il thai lleaiC. UJir...... '*"'Ionr .,.. ...,_ ala Ia ._ . , . Sen. Josepll R. M.,C.rthy, the profeoslonal anti • ~ without so mudl 81 1 ~ IIDI1l cooler beads, demlllded lint a proper lrlal. · An lllu8trattoli ol tile 10001111 point, apait from Ill 'litllblo .,.f taday In !be IPI!tor of llle Vlelllam war, was In tho 'S4ls wbon Hiller waa riiiDC Ttie 1!11111 famot11 ol that en_. ilolallonlsl, doll't ~ • war typea, rlllhl up 1llliii the bombs feD .., 1'111'1 Jlarbor. <I-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1967 Farm Market Trends BUY YOUR i lf\1~ 1 2 •, FERTILIZI-~ ·':, ; Time Now Running Out on Gtt Lyndon Johnson Game Now and Get the Early the lhoiiiVIIIIB, A thief ne.d not oven risk ••hna I eard - !saying finn. Some insurance com· card ean be sold for a• much as t250 In aome of the nation's larae cttleo where cards are accepted like cuh and lew peopie bother to scrutinize signatures. The holder of a c:ard must pay, ol course, for purcllasea made In his name up untn tile time he reports Its Jon to the card in Itself. Replrtedly, a "bot" erodll panles now write policies to cover card holders against such liability. The NBBB advises credit can! holders to tw these steps: - Promptly ooU!y the issuer of loaa. Telephcme or wire and then follow up with a letter. . , · -- Never. lend a credat card. - DestniJ' all out-o!-daU. canis and WI"'10Jktted •"!!ls received in the mail which '9'f'o _'ldtt'ti'lnwnd to use. _ '"'=;7!1 5171 . ,..r card to returned of. ter each purrhase. - _Above all, take as much ca~ or your- credit card as you would a ••&ned blank check on your bank account. ~~::~~::s~~~ Li~=~~l:r.~= llbni'• Washington !r~Line ~ ~J::~~~gm!:~~! t= ~o~g~~~sCards fll. the \llliled States in 1967 to a 1 Get Adiim Move Not Going Anywhere • cum. raw11111, ~-. ldlfGr I WASHINGTON (NEAl -Pre- In ap o! IIIIIIIIIIIIOebe sldent Lyndon Jotm..., at sc.,.. easy wtsel of 111'1, t. reported to ·II hila .._ far too lllmple to be feeling the ny many ob ftlliiMe l;;adoll" for pncllealaervers mooths ago said . he\17 Wf!rY dl'meu1t,. .., earth. ahould be feelinl! - trapped 'b1 · War 1nfta1io!1, riOIIIn llle Cita IIIOUIItlng . tide of seemiQgly j lies, ~ btlmpel- trafllcs, ancontrallablio eveuts. ! crtme, all have been ..il at his tbese lalell ......lop ., ; doer. the President's mood are ac· FcJr I'"UIIo• JeGiile, t.ya. rurate, then be may hllve yield· doll 1111 . . _ die ed at laat the llluaocy nolloo - GreOt A!lltL Be lill JIMII die born orlg!naUy ill !be clooed. ~ 111J1111 'flliltlo llrpt for world of his senate day~t lite -*11 , ... , ....I! he can manage every Mtuatllll el fnllrllllt ,,,,..._ IIIII 11M and pulverize every problem Ia<* II 11ta1, let ......., llii that eomes to his bud. • • .,.. itaa toeea a ID a dllorderecl en IUrnd ''GJP Mit,'; aa 1'ICBe r. IReloy a Vletum ,..., ~ lila, a abtUIHtmfJit e1 ienelal llrqale, ...., .. lb. .,, 1"11117· great cltloo, ud 1 lloll o1 olioJntellecluall IIIII a wholt er •nemma, 111tre ..... ,... llodt of W'lshiiiCio& IO)IIdsti• Ill)' real illpe U. J•uoa atea baveloug cbtaed lite Pr8 CHid oealfJ paebp a • d Ideal 11 both UJIPI'IIU:Uva ol obelve tAe uU.'s ma)er dlf. --~ w- iiM!,il! llealtlel. pviii\IJDI. . . -· A Democratic gov..,..., ..,.. Evea If tllht ~ Is u menting al White &lipllur IUIIIed tO be .,.mc~~y ~ Springs on the blaat apinsltile veteraa obleners ean quickb PresJ<!<Qt., tbez:e by his lellow point olll that new Ideal ...,. governors, Sllllested lllet Jobl- II .,.,erted flam IllY ~ aon had been so .IIUCCeS8ful ID quarter ean In lrulb ~ the legislative Olplet!lon of ft1roU1b. This l'relldent II ......, 11115 that -~· 11011' ~ to 1oua for ftbCJrrowial'' ..., IJIUIIo lear his power. It amounted a1.- lltDg DOIICII that rean Ita most ·Ia aayinf that success bead - aa the RepUIIIIcan will DiSCOUNTo,.i IIIII Liquid Fert!ilur, an avllllble ~J Take delivery now from our area warehil1lft!lib..& Bag, Bulk U iO ~ PoDlefOJ. ·..'''- :,,,:) u I) .'111> .•ohMee * National Council of Churches to Launch • for Re1·IgiO . us StudyID . Schoo, Is Campal~ breeds faUure. d•~~~••~~:=, ~: . Eisenhower's cobinet. Dr. Flem. -<1f the kind vmlch the ; They Pnaloleid and I ming was president of Ohio [Court has already YOUR ONE' STOP CENTER ° I 1 ' •••f•.., .... ·•l in -·-1 :t.: * ' o1 s...,~o {:' .; . Every Yur prices seem to I ' :..inol ltllp>"noc . IF YOU 1UY A NEW FARMAlL TRACTOR. WE WILL GIVE· YOU A NEW HEAT ,HOUSE,•. ·*RICKARD TOBACCO SEED .• PLANT liD CoYEitS ' . ·.· . ,~~ r , \ OR IF YOU NEED ANEW HAY lALII • FEDU FJRnLJZER ·~ ' . • ' WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES ' 'FUMIGANT COVbS ·tltsEc1JaDU • . • .. ! . • ,. YOUI FARM SU"'-Y ·-~ t . - -~,. ·. ' f ·;< -, ' ' r.•. ' nV)' ,._ . ".,- . -_,· . . 'J ,t:Hn O~ • NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or lm.-.•1'4 ' -M "~ 1 1 d Right now we would like to •II ~~ e·Pwn BED DRENCH I . ~, 2 f:~ This Is true In our business, lolo,n e PLANT BED FERnLIZER e PLANT BED FUMIGANTS .- ;: 1l ··'11 n r FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO SUPPLIES . o· nr·s w.oa·.. o· I .•1' •[) it1 p1- ---------1 ,.J Beat the Price Increase! I ° ·~ YOU CAN .::.'!-=:.:0:-..._ le!tlfy. gave 1ft exaapralal an .• bolal Ill'" ~ picture of his polfers. They ed, fto Wlq NecN - • I Wesleyan College before enter· don't have a ebance In fed the laney that a maa wbo fl-'¥ ..._ of ereaWith an educator as Us I~'I the cabinet, and bas been world of overcoming could ram a c:lvU rtgbls b Ill live proplllll. S. 11!1 lite be. presid<!lll, the National Councd : president of the University of illiteracy." , lbrough Conlll""'l couicl oolve 10,...,.... ,....,., ftPiorl. Churcbes is preparmg to IOregon since leaving govern. . I the racial problem, lila! a man r.r alllua tM1 1!11111! Ia 0,. launch a major campaign to get 1ment service Dr. Flemm1ng satd bis who could draw exira defense fJOIIIIIer, Demaeralle (IOYe!:D V .S. public scllools to .offer 1 Relfgl;..s illiteracy Iconcern was aroused by • : billions fr.om the ~wmaken on (.... ~-~ bave objectiVe courses about rehgton. I "As an educator and as a ' recenl survey of 107 school \ could quicltly loelt: up an untidy __..... Ill wild ~ fiiThe Supreme Court, in its ' churchman 1 am appalled by , dJBtncts lh Orego~, wh1ch i' war. p•oiiJ 11 eop111 w1111 tnlillrulings against devotional exer· l the degree '01 religious illiteracy showed thai not a smgle one Evldenliy L)'ndon JohRSOII . . ...,...,_. er 11111 qe, clses in schools, went out of the that exists today among Amerl· had . any kmd of course on I understanda today' If be did ml '1be pme calied "Get- ~ to say that there be cas, young peop1e,.. Dr . Flem _IIrehgmn, at uny grade level. before• that be eannot - dGil Jolmlon" waa ADJerica's b' would t' ~-~ 1 00 conatltutlon 81 .lee •on mlng tokl a UP! reporter. "I think you'll find similar ' the world to the paid IIIII tho IIIII the world'l bialltlplsi\'J'•• teaching about reltgton m the "Our children are growing up I situations In many other sec· I Umetables that be Ql' any olh- ln 1111. II milbl (trOVe CO.._be same way tbat schools teach and goin& through an entire I lions of the country," he said. , er Ji'ree World leader ~y aet. rather ,,,!rail fUll In 1111. . '1'!" about ~mtcs, ~!lUes and public school education without I .. . . . . . The year 111'1 may be I IJI. burden of bllme too ~Jy subjects on wht<h Amerl· ' ever hearing about the c0ntribu· . Thts " a senous national thna time for mUUona of Amero d- vea Ia be widely lti\INd. dtsagree. . Itions·-be they good or . bad, pr?blem, and It deserves I leans, not to mention tile pel>- Tbe fietioll of J..,._ aa- tile But few pubho sehoob have I according to JOur viewpoint- prtorlty attention from ali i pies of other ttmtinenle, to IIOo Great .,\!~!!Ill dlfiiOlylnlln·.'lil res~ed thua far to the Ithat rettgion bas made to our parents, school .~fflc1als and , cept this bard rae for them- u.n -' troubits beyond court s Invitation to tnclude In !civilization. . church members. aetves. bla mUlnt or ClCIII!'ol· . _ the cum~um the study of the ; "I believe tb•t evel')' Amert,' Bible as . ~terature, and the role . ran child should have the ER' that mtgt~ has played In 'opportunity to find out about ft. l. Amencan history. Ireligion just as be bas the Sund•y Alm•llllc A nationwide survey conduct- ~1 opportunity to learn about other ed by UP! last fall tllrned up 'conroverslal' subjects which only a handful o[ sehool . h . By UDited Preos bteruatlonal . ,_ ~. h ff . . pubbc schools havt not eSttat· d.IB1nc~ wulc now are o ermg ed to co er Tod · such courses as electives to 1 v · . ay lS Sunday. Jan. 8, the ' ' high school students. I "Unless public schools can be eighth day of 19111 with 3~1 to Horaot's Nosl persuaded to begin off~rtng follow. Many school cfficials said IobJectiVe courses aboUt r~igion 'J'he moon is between the last Ifr•mklv that they were afraid to , quarter and new stage. the religious area test 1 SUNDAY The morning stars are Mars stir a hornet's ne•t o( , TIMES-SENTINEL and Jupl~r. . conroversy. 1 ,.,...,.. IIYerf' ~c.HM~.y .,. n. The evening st~rs are SatW'D Others said that they would ' "'11'-•.t.L~I,OLfS " • ' " ' ...,.,.,.,.,.,. c.. and DAILY llltii,INI Co Jupiter. ~~be glad to offer si.ICh courses, if 1 • • ....,. An .. n ~ate ClvJI War Gen. tN$t. "'.,,........ry '""daY ..,... James r an wben there was a clear I lfll ..o;e" letwrlll•r. l.t•r• .. •t.. ._...'&"' ... "'"" · was bom <lo . 1 community demand for them · •• ~ om. " ••"'"'"· .,.,., ~,~..;., this day in 182.1. ~ llf -rclt J. ,m. " ~«•~'• I To generate that demand, and •'- ftlllilh'l' .,..,..,. on t 1. day in hi!tory: . , TMI 0AI1. T UNTINIL Jn 181'"• Gen. Andre w J&CM~Vn L •• to mmimaze contro~Jersy, the = nt Mtcb•••~~= "'"'· •-•rov. CHI•• National Council of Churches I ..,.,. Pvblith•• • .,.,, ....... , ....... ·won the battle of New Orleans · IIIII 41fU~ ltfu,.rtr llltlttlll ..... c, ' ' ~ will urge its local affiliate!! : - ,,....... m"' ....~, ·• ''"''"''' killing some .100 Brlti.sll troops · ' 11111 ' " ' Off!U. nd nd' across the country to get1 ruM• o" '"'"•••nor. a wou mg 1,400. together with Catholic and •n••• sundeoj. urr~er lie • .,,, ·~ '''""'"" . ln 1867 1 Conaress approved ,., wHia. Jewish groups on a program ol MAIL •unUIJITION uTu legislation providing sufiragt . 11)I.,.l>lic ·schooI mstruchon . . ac<:ep- ... '"', G111111•thl ''"""""...:~ ott•e .,... f N VI••'"''· .... .,,.... "' a~• . or eRroes in the District of /- · to all faiths ' 1 - ' " ' 11 ' """ '".....,.f ul ..... Columbia ·; ' . •' i .tHf'l• lnt rtlt 1111 I l l rftlllltl. U, • The project has the strong , rttre• ....,,"' tut. Jn 1911, President Woodrow . ,; "•rn, Dill• "'"'*•'· tnlll L"!'lr 51ft • persona I back.mg of the natmnal ft':onttu u:JI) 111ru ,..,.., .... n. Wilson presented hi1 . l~potnt 1"'•mci'll''s new president Dr 1 T''' unl~r~~ ...,., ' " 11 '"'' 1 '"~ · •• plan for rv-a- In Congr'ess ' I~ • · , ""''~~'""'• tnllttld t. ~tt• u•~ .,.,, , ,... ....., • "TM ~~....,~ 1 1 1 Arthur S. Flemming, who was ~ltttul~an " ... w• \•· 19:13, the first session of ..,._.,,~ ··~ • f3 ,.._ ·r · •II 11 •~ ~ ' n, . ·· · · illl':l 1 II' • ... .. S"('retary of Health, Educailnn '"• a.t•• .. .. l '"'lllill1t111 .....- . • the 88th Congress opened and · r-rr- ...., w··IJ!i~ IIIII Welfart iD · Presldeolj . did ·DOt ltd,joW'II lllllil Die. al .. 7 , ..... ~ , _ .. _--· .. By LOUIS CASSELS Uolted Pruo 1Dtemati011al ·l'J ·- IUY flOW illl MAICl:A -TAII1W. I ' ' • \ _, :\', ;,.,_ - ' I . �t • SUNDAY IBm.: PAPER • - f . s. ow.. ~,. .~crrus e Dm~Mr. AdD Dir. v.....onDiwoiN,Aclo.llll'o """"" wu.o.. n~ llaa. 1c111ar ~ 1o J 1 ••OJ at npw ltidlcll'd ~~ Wt-lloll.ldltor L Wlifl'Z • and h o - ..,.,... .-a, oua t10rt 111111 1111 mr bela WASHINGTON - Tile I lonf· be, 1 bed lellow. Aad that choice IPIY be, tt eonotl ebarpl to Iiiii .maD. lloraldotl alleaq>t 'b7 1JtC17 lei- lellow" delcrlbeo l'e>lot!ll'o llirly be ..overtunled The tnrtlt II IIIII U.. 'ilbo low l1bonlo Co ber Rep. Adlm 1'1111 flnlp, espedaiJ)' able oolleques simply have come so late to lboir '*"' ~ l'e>lot!ll &.. tho Houle tbe V117 ultno liberal c,poa be hila lor yean ll!ldoubledly victlon ol Poftll'• ~ 114(1r1UIIt.li. . II IIIII COIJII ""' ..,. .hla prilll:ipel hebawd with 1 •maned lack have ~ llhout tbelr Joll· m u,rwbn 1!bea tbe lthtnldown 10 1oac befQreband decorum - If a1ao a 1act lhJ wrm111 way as ~ falla ID tho IM'Ir cuacrtas. bad bela hllpPf Ia, have him bfpoorisy. · 17, ultra • ll.berall alw"*' dlo. 1bla 11 esaetiJ as ' H lboukl a demi&GIIc cllalrman of To WI! him jullly would The way to "&et Powell'~ Is the be. l'or 1ll1m Ibis thinl Ia flrl1>- llauoe Committte Oft q\Ure biJ .CO!I\'Ielloa of lwd bill juot WI)' oft lllpllepod ol an IIDIIIlnnalllm !bat ts apil I.Mor. in a court ol ..W IIIII not q his olflcW lldioiJ& iasld!l elelrly - ! lll•e IIIII II a fin. 1111 Iiiii - lncblillg his ton- llOIDe paeud.-.rt ol the House IIIII 1[101, lcJr ~ ~ iNmiDI)' juotllled, tempt rw tile civil 00111'~ ill his ling at his undeniably tiOil, hla pnn\e spwtt....... bat mt Nletant, ooe cealrltl hllbiY eoofuaed 1in1ncia1 oua and end>arrasslng ..tside tile ~ lrulh rematno ~·· This falrl - are doubUMS , His more Yiolent. critics, Many .7WI Ill~. . ill 11 1M! the Vlllel'l dell"' 1ft' 'ftlat be Ia IOIIIOIItilli of a rocue deed, VIUUld hllve done well poUiics, Indeed, Ioac liJice hllve e11e1y the kind Ill ••ea•nta· aa ...U - usln& thla Ia denole have done their bouseWork convillced thla colnmnlol that 1100 they aet IIIII It is lpp;tt> lrreapooolibillty aa dlslinct lore !bey set Olil Ia two IRtlllero ean aever be IIIII !bat In bill eue Powell's guilt -- may be sCrangly argued. Adam Clayton Powell. trusted to ultno • liberala. ODe, Harlem eonstituency is per- But Ia proceed from this to .For whllt tbe io totally appliCable to Powell.,. feclly oatlofled with him. <m!lend that be hils no rtgbl does say !bat Oongress case, Is ....., jusllce. The Moreover, con 1 tit u- lo ail In the House, as Rep. may, II It wishes, llberol mind a11J11117 c - Ilia11aaa1 Practice and tndltion d.. Lionel Van DeerUn of Californ. who shaH be aliowed to penae justice to U..lt rtalrds mand for every member a fair Ia IIIII some othen have been among it, honorable custom 11 naaly « wronc-IIMded: 1 deal. This is e~ enough to doing, Is to g• altogether loo so says that a man duly curieu.s ...,~ar (IUl'll!"lan grant when the man under at. far. ed is not to be thrown out quite su~Jmerte,s .the r~ lack is widely seen aa a aond For Powell sits in the House the alloence of legal proof menl :. be just, even to peoole fellell~ow~.~lt~ls:_;no~t~so~ea~s~y~,~htt>ow"':·~und~er~~~~!:'i_~ch~ol~ce:.__<o~t,~wron~~~~do~ln"!g~o~f~a~fa~r_!_m~o~r:_e~~~ '""; "ean't lland." The of,bor area of tile ultraevtl', 1111m he It reetooed ""*" ~t. ::'"'w2 Pressure is on to Sav.e Rep. Powell llarlem b., rallied to the defense ol ;.. ·Adl.m ClaY,·m PowtU. •· ·'' 1J,e Bapti!l Mlni!ters Conflftllco of "~ 'Onater New Yon, represontln& 400 N.... . eta clergylllf'll, has endoroed a peUUoo op..·c ; posin& efforts to ull!<at Powell from the ~"• ~ · of Repreoentativto because of his Oagrant abu,.. of congressional prwilegl!· lll~• bis contempt for coorts which found him gutlty •n a libel oult. - · ·"W• uked the people of the Unit..• e~ ~~ to take away I h<> o•e great _ .gmliof_of power that Negroes bave ..de' . ppd 11f9~ JWIInfUlly over the years, Said Cfirgymnn. . . rallies , such opm10ns as, "Thls is a conspiracy by and "Adam 's only crime is " Wilkins encutivt director Ad· vai.eeu1011t ot Colored People urges that 1he House take no action against Powell ~ational ~lotion for tbe because CongreMS does not have ''uniform standards lot judging the conduct of its members." Others who are not particularly fond of ~ Powell, ·~ much the same lhin&. "Whv ~ "cruclfjJ"I'ItiJII and Jet other conaressmen cet away·,,~th violating the laws? j Admittedly, tbe elblcs 11a,.Uaa 111 c.. rw a elur oodlftca. tlon. There have boon, IIIII will be Ia tbe future, ..,.... bod IIJ)Pies ill u. midst ~ aeveral bundred dedlealed men. But It ollould a1ao be relllllllbertd !bat some of these bad applel - willie 01111 have been sent "' prilon In tile past rw such shady aetlvlties 11 IUin& Pllrol1 klctbacks. Admittedly, Powell hils done mucll lot his conslltuents. To declare his seat va· cant m!ghl nrove embarrassing for !be House becou" he would undoubtedly be immediately re-elected . But no other lawmaker is in quite the same position as Powell. He Ia tile only conaremnen who can't go home again without behna put in jail. If Adam Clayton Powell t. the "one great symbol" that Negroes hllve been able to develop 100 years after slavery, then things are worse than anyone th<>Uiht. Adam Clayton Powell is a high price to pay for "the only effecllve black voice In Congress," AS he has been ealled. The ptlee Is not to tile whi~ eommllllity, but to <he black. areu Ia foog ovenlue :u11r• "Ready or Not, Here I Come!" new breed ot' thiet. the credit card erook, p...titflt.l.._. Nat:Jnal Better Business Bur· oau. Currently about 20 million Americans <rtil 'ot more credit or charae • acand 1.5 mllUoo of their cards lost or stolen annually. In the ' ory the number stolen is esti· ated to range up to 300,000. uYeiV!iredlt can! holders are really a· ie are t!t•Jt· now valuable their cards can ," sar.siC•Meth B. Wilson, president of he NBIYB. ''The man who is exceeding· y carellll• wtti> $10 bills wUI scarcely give thought to his credit card until it turns p J111'Ping and somebody else has started lo 1 hti\ Up eharges in his name." ' .111..- .,.,., three Long Island houselli r ~flbt" $10,000 worth ol merchlln~len cards on a month • long spree. A gambler from Plttsbur&h tan up a nationw1de tab of $17.5.000 on other ·' people's car~~. He raised C81b on the side ~ by poddling discounted airline tickets !' charged oo rredit cards mislaid by their ~ The death of r' down the fit1al curtain on the i! ttargedy. Kennedy The third major actor in t he !1! dr~~a of the century has left the stage. l! who harbor dark suspic· assassination con~pircover-up Ru .· will mean that one mor~ pas: :; 1 .. ·~ nf proof tor their theories has ' )j),enc<!d. lime and fate have delivered to Jack Ruby the justice which men were unable to. The mao suffered for hi• crime. spiritually as well as physically - in the latter respect perhaps more pain£utly than did his victim. Tbe rest of us will go on p&yhna the pen· ally for his act, in the lack of fmal, in· disputable answers to the assassination and an insi&llt Into the mind and motiva· tion of Oswald. ' II'I This, desnite the man's last pathetic plea that tile world believe that he acted alooe and eatirely 011 his impulse to kill Lee Harvey Oswald. Others will find mystic significance in the fact that the a.ss~Win 's assassin died in the same hospital as the President and Oswald. And. indeed. thesli st of those di-rectly and tndil'l!Ctly connected with lhe assassination who have met death in one form or ano·t1e1 in the past four years is long' ·enough •u be impressive and sugges· tJ\'e to a ~ertain type of imagination. BoOk's havt been, and will continue to be, writt.Pn about this and other strange aapet"ts ot thf story for generations to eome, even a.oc sidelights to Lincoln 's as-. aaa!Hikion A!lll absorb some writers. For this we can never forgive Jack R¥.8'. But he bas now, as he had when 'he liM, our utmost pity. Aging Process The lnscr••table Oriental 15 not always A Viet Cong guerrilla was captured by the 3rd Bri~ade Task Force or the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam. He told his interrogator!!· "Our moral'! is very good ln new men but very bad '" old men. n Aaked what he meant by "old men," the prisonr replied "Anybody who has been in one battle.'' SO- c Hatlo's PITGI"II\AN SHOWED IJON NOT EVEN A <;~ E~N TIINK COULD WEAR Dl.fr A CERT;O.IN ~UG, AND TUREEN WAS IM.PRI:SSED"· ~E St.N5 SO.ID PRODUCT"' ii.Jiit-1 ~tC.ADE5 THE DOOR LEST 50'<\EI!OOY STEP ON L,O., RUG"· JoreiiD ·~•Ina It polkJ. ror bla . . . lloo wllh IOdal nblll - llld ~ fGr ·-~ wb<tto lbort till! be AO J*IIIIJ. will! lbt!n Clll be AO ~ ,,pta ._,. - ~..., ·~· ate ~ uader . - , illllnJ douds of,.... blleltlllrla .ill a tiOI'id willn a.. .. lhiDI f.ot ftGm fiiOWih, • ' All ·lllullrltlall ol tilt llnl il thai lleaiC. UJir...... '*"'Ionr .,.. ...,_ ala Ia ._ . , . Sen. Josepll R. M.,C.rthy, the profeoslonal anti • ~ without so mudl 81 1 ~ IIDI1l cooler beads, demlllded lint a proper lrlal. · An lllu8trattoli ol tile 10001111 point, apait from Ill 'litllblo .,.f taday In !be IPI!tor of llle Vlelllam war, was In tho 'S4ls wbon Hiller waa riiiDC Ttie 1!11111 famot11 ol that en_. ilolallonlsl, doll't ~ • war typea, rlllhl up 1llliii the bombs feD .., 1'111'1 Jlarbor. <I-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1967 Farm Market Trends BUY YOUR i lf\1~ 1 2 •, FERTILIZI-~ ·':, ; Time Now Running Out on Gtt Lyndon Johnson Game Now and Get the Early the lhoiiiVIIIIB, A thief ne.d not oven risk ••hna I eard - !saying finn. Some insurance com· card ean be sold for a• much as t250 In aome of the nation's larae cttleo where cards are accepted like cuh and lew peopie bother to scrutinize signatures. The holder of a c:ard must pay, ol course, for purcllasea made In his name up untn tile time he reports Its Jon to the card in Itself. Replrtedly, a "bot" erodll panles now write policies to cover card holders against such liability. The NBBB advises credit can! holders to tw these steps: - Promptly ooU!y the issuer of loaa. Telephcme or wire and then follow up with a letter. . , · -- Never. lend a credat card. - DestniJ' all out-o!-daU. canis and WI"'10Jktted •"!!ls received in the mail which '9'f'o _'ldtt'ti'lnwnd to use. _ '"'=;7!1 5171 . ,..r card to returned of. ter each purrhase. - _Above all, take as much ca~ or your- credit card as you would a ••&ned blank check on your bank account. ~~::~~::s~~~ Li~=~~l:r.~= llbni'• Washington !r~Line ~ ~J::~~~gm!:~~! t= ~o~g~~~sCards fll. the \llliled States in 1967 to a 1 Get Adiim Move Not Going Anywhere • cum. raw11111, ~-. ldlfGr I WASHINGTON (NEAl -Pre- In ap o! IIIIIIIIIIIIOebe sldent Lyndon Jotm..., at sc.,.. easy wtsel of 111'1, t. reported to ·II hila .._ far too lllmple to be feeling the ny many ob ftlliiMe l;;adoll" for pncllealaervers mooths ago said . he\17 Wf!rY dl'meu1t,. .., earth. ahould be feelinl! - trapped 'b1 · War 1nfta1io!1, riOIIIn llle Cita IIIOUIItlng . tide of seemiQgly j lies, ~ btlmpel- trafllcs, ancontrallablio eveuts. ! crtme, all have been ..il at his tbese lalell ......lop ., ; doer. the President's mood are ac· FcJr I'"UIIo• JeGiile, t.ya. rurate, then be may hllve yield· doll 1111 . . _ die ed at laat the llluaocy nolloo - GreOt A!lltL Be lill JIMII die born orlg!naUy ill !be clooed. ~ 111J1111 'flliltlo llrpt for world of his senate day~t lite -*11 , ... , ....I! he can manage every Mtuatllll el fnllrllllt ,,,,..._ IIIII 11M and pulverize every problem Ia<* II 11ta1, let ......., llii that eomes to his bud. • • .,.. itaa toeea a ID a dllorderecl en IUrnd ''GJP Mit,'; aa 1'ICBe r. IReloy a Vletum ,..., ~ lila, a abtUIHtmfJit e1 ienelal llrqale, ...., .. lb. .,, 1"11117· great cltloo, ud 1 lloll o1 olioJntellecluall IIIII a wholt er •nemma, 111tre ..... ,... llodt of W'lshiiiCio& IO)IIdsti• Ill)' real illpe U. J•uoa atea baveloug cbtaed lite Pr8 CHid oealfJ paebp a • d Ideal 11 both UJIPI'IIU:Uva ol obelve tAe uU.'s ma)er dlf. --~ w- iiM!,il! llealtlel. pviii\IJDI. . . -· A Democratic gov..,..., ..,.. Evea If tllht ~ Is u menting al White &lipllur IUIIIed tO be .,.mc~~y ~ Springs on the blaat apinsltile veteraa obleners ean quickb PresJ<!<Qt., tbez:e by his lellow point olll that new Ideal ...,. governors, Sllllested lllet Jobl- II .,.,erted flam IllY ~ aon had been so .IIUCCeS8ful ID quarter ean In lrulb ~ the legislative Olplet!lon of ft1roU1b. This l'relldent II ......, 11115 that -~· 11011' ~ to 1oua for ftbCJrrowial'' ..., IJIUIIo lear his power. It amounted a1.- lltDg DOIICII that rean Ita most ·Ia aayinf that success bead - aa the RepUIIIIcan will DiSCOUNTo,.i IIIII Liquid Fert!ilur, an avllllble ~J Take delivery now from our area warehil1lft!lib..& Bag, Bulk U iO ~ PoDlefOJ. ·..'''- :,,,:) u I) .'111> .•ohMee * National Council of Churches to Launch • for Re1·IgiO . us StudyID . Schoo, Is Campal~ breeds faUure. d•~~~••~~:=, ~: . Eisenhower's cobinet. Dr. Flem. -<1f the kind vmlch the ; They Pnaloleid and I ming was president of Ohio [Court has already YOUR ONE' STOP CENTER ° I 1 ' •••f•.., .... ·•l in -·-1 :t.: * ' o1 s...,~o {:' .; . Every Yur prices seem to I ' :..inol ltllp>"noc . IF YOU 1UY A NEW FARMAlL TRACTOR. WE WILL GIVE· YOU A NEW HEAT ,HOUSE,•. ·*RICKARD TOBACCO SEED .• PLANT liD CoYEitS ' . ·.· . ,~~ r , \ OR IF YOU NEED ANEW HAY lALII • FEDU FJRnLJZER ·~ ' . • ' WE WILL GIVE YOU 5 BALES ' 'FUMIGANT COVbS ·tltsEc1JaDU • . • .. ! . • ,. YOUI FARM SU"'-Y ·-~ t . - -~,. ·. ' f ·;< -, ' ' r.•. ' nV)' ,._ . ".,- . -_,· . . 'J ,t:Hn O~ • NEW FARMALL TRACTOR or lm.-.•1'4 ' -M "~ 1 1 d Right now we would like to •II ~~ e·Pwn BED DRENCH I . ~, 2 f:~ This Is true In our business, lolo,n e PLANT BED FERnLIZER e PLANT BED FUMIGANTS .- ;: 1l ··'11 n r FOR ALL YOUR TOBACCO SUPPLIES . o· nr·s w.oa·.. o· I .•1' •[) it1 p1- ---------1 ,.J Beat the Price Increase! I ° ·~ YOU CAN .::.'!-=:.:0:-..._ le!tlfy. gave 1ft exaapralal an .• bolal Ill'" ~ picture of his polfers. They ed, fto Wlq NecN - • I Wesleyan College before enter· don't have a ebance In fed the laney that a maa wbo fl-'¥ ..._ of ereaWith an educator as Us I~'I the cabinet, and bas been world of overcoming could ram a c:lvU rtgbls b Ill live proplllll. S. 11!1 lite be. presid<!lll, the National Councd : president of the University of illiteracy." , lbrough Conlll""'l couicl oolve 10,...,.... ,....,., ftPiorl. Churcbes is preparmg to IOregon since leaving govern. . I the racial problem, lila! a man r.r alllua tM1 1!11111! Ia 0,. launch a major campaign to get 1ment service Dr. Flemm1ng satd bis who could draw exira defense fJOIIIIIer, Demaeralle (IOYe!:D V .S. public scllools to .offer 1 Relfgl;..s illiteracy Iconcern was aroused by • : billions fr.om the ~wmaken on (.... ~-~ bave objectiVe courses about rehgton. I "As an educator and as a ' recenl survey of 107 school \ could quicltly loelt: up an untidy __..... Ill wild ~ fiiThe Supreme Court, in its ' churchman 1 am appalled by , dJBtncts lh Orego~, wh1ch i' war. p•oiiJ 11 eop111 w1111 tnlillrulings against devotional exer· l the degree '01 religious illiteracy showed thai not a smgle one Evldenliy L)'ndon JohRSOII . . ...,...,_. er 11111 qe, clses in schools, went out of the that exists today among Amerl· had . any kmd of course on I understanda today' If be did ml '1be pme calied "Get- ~ to say that there be cas, young peop1e,.. Dr . Flem _IIrehgmn, at uny grade level. before• that be eannot - dGil Jolmlon" waa ADJerica's b' would t' ~-~ 1 00 conatltutlon 81 .lee •on mlng tokl a UP! reporter. "I think you'll find similar ' the world to the paid IIIII tho IIIII the world'l bialltlplsi\'J'•• teaching about reltgton m the "Our children are growing up I situations In many other sec· I Umetables that be Ql' any olh- ln 1111. II milbl (trOVe CO.._be same way tbat schools teach and goin& through an entire I lions of the country," he said. , er Ji'ree World leader ~y aet. rather ,,,!rail fUll In 1111. . '1'!" about ~mtcs, ~!lUes and public school education without I .. . . . . . The year 111'1 may be I IJI. burden of bllme too ~Jy subjects on wht<h Amerl· ' ever hearing about the c0ntribu· . Thts " a senous national thna time for mUUona of Amero d- vea Ia be widely lti\INd. dtsagree. . Itions·-be they good or . bad, pr?blem, and It deserves I leans, not to mention tile pel>- Tbe fietioll of J..,._ aa- tile But few pubho sehoob have I according to JOur viewpoint- prtorlty attention from ali i pies of other ttmtinenle, to IIOo Great .,\!~!!Ill dlfiiOlylnlln·.'lil res~ed thua far to the Ithat rettgion bas made to our parents, school .~fflc1als and , cept this bard rae for them- u.n -' troubits beyond court s Invitation to tnclude In !civilization. . church members. aetves. bla mUlnt or ClCIII!'ol· . _ the cum~um the study of the ; "I believe tb•t evel')' Amert,' Bible as . ~terature, and the role . ran child should have the ER' that mtgt~ has played In 'opportunity to find out about ft. l. Amencan history. Ireligion just as be bas the Sund•y Alm•llllc A nationwide survey conduct- ~1 opportunity to learn about other ed by UP! last fall tllrned up 'conroverslal' subjects which only a handful o[ sehool . h . By UDited Preos bteruatlonal . ,_ ~. h ff . . pubbc schools havt not eSttat· d.IB1nc~ wulc now are o ermg ed to co er Tod · such courses as electives to 1 v · . ay lS Sunday. Jan. 8, the ' ' high school students. I "Unless public schools can be eighth day of 19111 with 3~1 to Horaot's Nosl persuaded to begin off~rtng follow. Many school cfficials said IobJectiVe courses aboUt r~igion 'J'he moon is between the last Ifr•mklv that they were afraid to , quarter and new stage. the religious area test 1 SUNDAY The morning stars are Mars stir a hornet's ne•t o( , TIMES-SENTINEL and Jupl~r. . conroversy. 1 ,.,...,.. IIYerf' ~c.HM~.y .,. n. The evening st~rs are SatW'D Others said that they would ' "'11'-•.t.L~I,OLfS " • ' " ' ...,.,.,.,.,.,. c.. and DAILY llltii,INI Co Jupiter. ~~be glad to offer si.ICh courses, if 1 • • ....,. An .. n ~ate ClvJI War Gen. tN$t. "'.,,........ry '""daY ..,... James r an wben there was a clear I lfll ..o;e" letwrlll•r. l.t•r• .. •t.. ._...'&"' ... "'"" · was bom <lo . 1 community demand for them · •• ~ om. " ••"'"'"· .,.,., ~,~..;., this day in 182.1. ~ llf -rclt J. ,m. " ~«•~'• I To generate that demand, and •'- ftlllilh'l' .,..,..,. on t 1. day in hi!tory: . , TMI 0AI1. T UNTINIL Jn 181'"• Gen. Andre w J&CM~Vn L •• to mmimaze contro~Jersy, the = nt Mtcb•••~~= "'"'· •-•rov. CHI•• National Council of Churches I ..,.,. Pvblith•• • .,.,, ....... , ....... ·won the battle of New Orleans · IIIII 41fU~ ltfu,.rtr llltlttlll ..... c, ' ' ~ will urge its local affiliate!! : - ,,....... m"' ....~, ·• ''"''"''' killing some .100 Brlti.sll troops · ' 11111 ' " ' Off!U. nd nd' across the country to get1 ruM• o" '"'"•••nor. a wou mg 1,400. together with Catholic and •n••• sundeoj. urr~er lie • .,,, ·~ '''""'"" . ln 1867 1 Conaress approved ,., wHia. Jewish groups on a program ol MAIL •unUIJITION uTu legislation providing sufiragt . 11)I.,.l>lic ·schooI mstruchon . . ac<:ep- ... '"', G111111•thl ''"""""...:~ ott•e .,... f N VI••'"''· .... .,,.... "' a~• . or eRroes in the District of /- · to all faiths ' 1 - ' " ' 11 ' """ '".....,.f ul ..... Columbia ·; ' . •' i .tHf'l• lnt rtlt 1111 I l l rftlllltl. U, • The project has the strong , rttre• ....,,"' tut. Jn 1911, President Woodrow . ,; "•rn, Dill• "'"'*•'· tnlll L"!'lr 51ft • persona I back.mg of the natmnal ft':onttu u:JI) 111ru ,..,.., .... n. Wilson presented hi1 . l~potnt 1"'•mci'll''s new president Dr 1 T''' unl~r~~ ...,., ' " 11 '"'' 1 '"~ · •• plan for rv-a- In Congr'ess ' I~ • · , ""''~~'""'• tnllttld t. ~tt• u•~ .,.,, , ,... ....., • "TM ~~....,~ 1 1 1 Arthur S. Flemming, who was ~ltttul~an " ... w• \•· 19:13, the first session of ..,._.,,~ ··~ • f3 ,.._ ·r · •II 11 •~ ~ ' n, . ·· · · illl':l 1 II' • ... .. S"('retary of Health, Educailnn '"• a.t•• .. .. l '"'lllill1t111 .....- . • the 88th Congress opened and · r-rr- ...., w··IJ!i~ IIIII Welfart iD · Presldeolj . did ·DOt ltd,joW'II lllllil Die. al .. 7 , ..... ~ , _ .. _--· .. By LOUIS CASSELS Uolted Pruo 1Dtemati011al ·l'J ·- IUY flOW illl MAICl:A -TAII1W. I ' ' • \ _, :\', ;,.,_ - ' I . �• • In 8 • TIH! Buckeyes, with , . . M1am1 '!~i!S~! Biu Ten Chamns O :r Crushed, 93 _ 73 visit- Character Evidence Ru Out, Except as • • D ·p on er IIARLI!Y CANTWELL Cllosler llodpt, · ·Exeeutlve Govel'IIOI'· tl tile OoMoley ol Ubio. lias ,_.lly appoioled • for. the new French City Baptist Church on Rt. 160 in Gallia ~unty will be held Robert E. Hall, Athens as the main speaker. The new strtlcture is part o( a that will total $23,000. c b · UI s ow oys ~~£!~~ IDS itntintl lOpolntsoarl)'IDihe~ VOL. . I NO. 49 , ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Perkins, fonner University of ling Pallas. . and sophomore ceDter Steve strong seeond half performANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) Torrid second-half (UP!) _ The Dallas Cowboys . "It ls tough to be away from Mix' Upin for a 41-31 advan· I shooting by Jim Burns and Ron Kozlicki helped the have lost one of their backfield New MeXIco halfback who pro- your family so much especial· tage. anee ·Friday night as Coach DuJre Burson's Blue Devils Nvrthwestern Wildcats frolick to a 93·73 victory over de- main-stays, but the state of VIded the Lohos w1lh some ly when you have ·three little The Rocketa, now s-o In Mldcl!alked·UP their first South· fending Big Ten champ Michigan Saturday. N M . ba . edits of their greatest days on the children 1 have been away American play, extended lile 1 eastern Ohio League Burns a 6-4 guard, tossed in 18 points In the sec· c~;bra:c~nd ~~ ath~~:. fll'idU'o~, spent seven years from h.;..e since July and .1 margin to 10 points with lour w~od victory of the Ohio High School BaskethaU ond half f~r a game total of 29 and Kozlicki totaled 13 . prov111ing the needed yardage sure miss them. It's a Ions minutes ·remaining .and wilb ~b!; triumph ended Galli· Sprinslield Shawnee 50 in the last half for a total of ' Don Perkins has traded In his lor the Cowboys. And tho Dal- time between the opening of less than a mlnule bolcl a tJ&.50 (IO}is two-ye.ar, 10-game Covmgto6n 39 2~orthwestern took command ~::dh~..~~dK:pzl:::9 t;;;:~~~~ foothaU shoes for the thankless las backfield will look . o~lele -practice and the last game." lead, their biggest oj the game. '1!!1 ~~e~k m SEOAL pla~. Columbus CenlrBal 5kh ven 42 early in the game when the 78,59 with five minutes !ell to rigors of stale government and without Ill•· 43 crashing mto '· Perkins, or Perk as be Is BabiOI!e led Tol'*''• .scormg On the other hand, Logan s Columbus . roo a three-time defending conference play. Substitutes finished the the hard-runnlhg fullback has the line. ~eferred to by most people In with 18 polnta, loUnwed by Mix four game league wmmng Manon Franklin 85 . I both t one big job left - convincing "Foo_!baU bas been a great Albuquerque came to New with 14 and JobD Brisker 1rlth ;treak w terminated . Columbus Walnut Ridge 47 champion Wolvennes went sev- game. or earns.. . the anxiaus Cowboys that be experience for me," Perkins Mexico in i935 on an athletic 12. Fred Footer had ' IS poinll Lo , ~~ by SEO Linden 76 en mmutes without throwmg a Craig Dill ied Michigan With has reUred !rqm ~ofessk>nal sa,kJ (oUowing his return to Al· scholarship with tho LoboO. And for Miami, and Frllllk Luka~ and \f!s;«;;" as the team Columbus South 40 basket. During that stretch 21 points while Stewart had 18 football. · · . hll!lnetque fl'om the playoff now the Iowa native calls AI· 14. 17 24 10 beat lor this year's West 51 Northwestern built up a " and Pitt scored · •·1 have quittbe Cowboys but game .with Green Bay: "Upro- buquerque his home. Miami dropped Its first: game tore GallipoJil• man-for-man Columbus North 48 lead. still have to talk to them," vlded me and !he lanuly ·~ltb a Perk said his fondest 111em• in two starts in Mac p!IIJ, ariil tense apart '1n the first Eastmoor 87 The Wolverines came bar.k Perkins said. "A club· never fii'UI ,deal of expenence, ries of playing for New Mexico the Redsklns are now 5-5 CMI'· '""''nds Friday piling up Columbus Whetstone 76 late In the first half to rut the believes you have quit until However, the experience came in 1959 when the Lobos all. qui<!< .7.j) lead'. GA HS View 60 margin to one point, 29-23 on a 1you don't show up at the begin- galnd for Perkins' family iS upset highly-regarded Air Force A crowd of 4,!18 and a ,. time out. .switched to a zone. Hamilton Township 37 scoring burst by soph:more ning of the season." en,cUy the reason he Js quit- 28-27 at Denver. gional lelevislon audle!Jfe This didn't stop the C I b Hartley 4lJ. Denms Stewart and senlo. Jim watched the game. 0 of Coach Bob Combs . but umC~l~mbus Watterson 39 Pitt. But the Wildcats built the } slowed them down. With Columbus DeSales 78 lead back to 38-32 by the end of Weiland, Bill Westfall and Columbus Ready 61 the half; . Poston leadmg the attack. . London 68 Mifflin 52 Burns steady shoott"B kept CINCINNATI (UPI) _ WiiCilioftains· piled up a 19-14 first · Grove City 73 Hilliard 52 Northwestern about 10 pomts llam O. DeWitt, president of 1New Albany 84 Dublin 63 period lead. . d ahead of their hosflsththrfougthhthlef the Ci11cinnatl Reds, announced By JAMES FELDI!R three lOr the first North scere, Shrine Bowl at Miami, the 1 0 Logan remaiiH! on P' Columbus st. Mary 46 firSt 10 mmutes e " ' • Saturday that the Reds hav• UDiled Press International and Nebraska's Harry Wilson, Blue-Gray al Montgomery and lhrou@oul the second penod I Columbus Academy 38 completed their 19!i7 • P r 1 n gl MOBILE, Ala . .(UP!) .- Tbo ':"ho scored from the six in the the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. as ~ result of SIX costly Blue IGrandview 55 Bexley 5.1 training exhibition schedule. . South failed to rite agam Sal- !mal period. North 7 7 7 14- 35 DG~~S tum~v~rs. J hn ~~:~,:~ I Canal Winchester 103 DeWitt ' said the Beds wtll urday when the North unleash· Alabama's Ray Perkins South 7 0.6 0-13 "'" WI g 0 ' w I J ff 75 make the return trip with the b . b k br ""I th d to 'IS ~t s . g The VInton County V1ldnp eontroUing both boards, rallied I es e erson Cleveland Indians of the Amer ed a herd of ruismg ac s oul§,. e crow I •~ corm : remained on top ln lhe Midto knot the count for the fi rst ? lumbus East 63 lean League. He had ·eariier re: and accurate passing to wln in the first quarter when Ire North - McDonald ' run Ohlo Valley Conference 1rlth an lime with ,33 left in the half. . East LtverpOol 31 vealed the Florida portion of the the 18th annual Senior Bowl, grab_hedhSouU:ll': ~.r::..\ Wachholtz kick; South - Per- ea,Y ~7 victory over Rut· Tom Spencer's hard . driving'Columbus Northland 80 hd 1 35-13. • to· lie t e co es . . kins 32 pass from Soulball land's Red DevOs F~ay niCirt . crip shot made i2t9-29 at that , . Columbus ' Wehrle 49 sc.J.." ~~ds and Cleveland will It was the North s first found DI.ck Reding of Norlb- Absher kick; Norlb - Grim at Rutland. . . point. .M~rietla 74 Chiihcothe 46 meet in New Orleans, La., April victory in the post-season clas- west LowSiana Stale for a 10 • 43 fr Carte (W ell- The Vlldngs held a 1&11 lesd Bill Westfall canned two free 1Utica 75 Johnstown 59 LAFAYETTE, Ind. !UP!) - 6-?, at Shreveport, La., April 8• sic since 1980, ~ established yard touchdown 'p~.'!'hol:a~~ck; :rth _ ' Ba~ey at the end of !be first quarter, throws With 21 seconds on the Newark Catholic 64 . W1sconsm cap1tal~ on ·Purdue and at Little Rock, Ark., April a clean sweep for the Yanke~ thU'd quarter. •r ,i ~ ~ ,.,i' ~ ~ _ 25 pass from Cole}lour Wac-. wer.e on top 31·1& at ba1ft1mt clock, and the Combsmen went j Mt. Vernon St. Vmcent ~ fouls fu the clOSing seconds to 9. They open the regular sea- in four All-Star games this Tbo vlcto~ do~ 8!1P.';for ' hollz kick; South _ Reding 10 and let 511-211 by the end of the to the locker room with a slim Lancaster Fenwick 67 win the Big Ten basketball son against the Los Angeles year. ·· the North m thl~ ~.10:~ Southall ki k f .led· third quarter. They lleVer trail· 1 31·29 halftime lead. I Liberty Umon 43 opener for both teams 79-76 Dodgers at Crosley Field April . . wino against II ~OI'II"vlclor- pass rom . c 81 • ed. 16 The Chieftain shooters grew.Fairfield Union 65 Carroll 63 Saturday. . Under threatening sines he· les and a 1955 lie. l~·l"IS worth North -: Wilson run Wach- Rutland's Roger Davis, ho• · 10. cold in the third canto- J ohn jotenlangy 65 Big Walnut 53 Chuck Nagle aod J1m McCal- l The Reds under Manager fore ~ selloul ·crowd, of 40,605 $1,000 to each m~V>.e holtz, kick, North - Tatman ever, paced tho scoring 1rltilll SlOne hit one field goal with ·Carding:on 90 lum, the Badger~· high sco~ers Dave Bristoi, will play their fans m Llui~ Stadl~m, North winning team anlr · ·<, ; ··tO 16 pass from Carter Wachhollz, on eight field goals aud fivt 4:05 left in the period, West· ! Marion Catholic 54 with 24 and 22 pomls respective· first spring exhibition game quarterbacks · Vlrf!ll Carter of the losers. · ~,....,., kick. free throws. GOJ'f Drenner also lall · got one with 2'41 to go· ICircleville 73 Hillsboro 57 ly, pumped m three free throws March 10 against Philadelphia Brigham . Young ,and North Da- The North has nliw ,,;;mc:PlJSt: A - 40,605. got nine' for RuUand. and Greg Poston sank one free 1Cambridge 64 Wintersville 61 and a 20-foot shot by McCallum in Clearwater, Fla .. and their kola's Coley Colehour le<l tile season All-Star samei 'fu ihe · Coleman topped lile 91sltors toss at the U5 mark .. That New Lexington 54 Sheridan tG to grab the lead at 76-74 with 34 last game of the Florida spring Yankees lo,·tbrJ!e touchdowns GO DADDY wilb 19 while Gregory tiClDred 15; was the extent of the viSitors Waverly 66 New Boston 59 seconds left to play. contest will he against PUis· via the .air• and two on I he Fordham Caplures LONDON !UP!) -Tlm Dur- Rick Calvin II and Prater, 11; ~ring. . . . Edon 56 North Central 50 Purdue's He~ Ebe;mo!f burgh at Tampa Aprll 5. ground. ·, .:oSS Ca V' ant, a tough 67-year-<>ld grand· Vinton had a hOI shooiiDg >Davidson bed 1t up 31-31 with P rtsm th W 1 69 fouled Joe Franklin, making d The 1967 season marks the Baylor's Tei'l'Y Southall · oass- uoge 1ctory father. has rHntered the April perlonnance by hilling 2t ·of 7<87 remaining. Tom Spencer 0 ou es Northwest 59 77-74. Ebersholf scored one fo~ 3!th year the Redo have held ed for two, South touchdowns. NEW YORK (UP!) - "?pho- Stb grand national steeplechase. 46 from tile field for tiS psr put the Galhans ahead for the K tt . All 54 Purdue but Tom Mitchel• Itheir spring training camp In MichiBIU1•·$ate All • America more Pat Ralerty pour..t m 24 Durant who cleared 20 of the 30 cent. Rutland sllllk oaly 15 of first time with a long jumper e enngP er lh 53 wrapped II up for the Badgers Tampa Charles (Bubba) Smith, a 6-7, points Saturday, the bast· out- fences in tho race last year has 54 for 28 per cent. · front. That made II 33-31 ortsmou . d with a Jay-up with six sec· 278 • po~nd lineman, won the put on any Fordham player this entered 8 gelding Aerial III, In Tbo was ·Rutlanl!'• 61th Ut to go. ~h.~le~~b~g NM:~!o~a!:e 60 onds left. Roseville 75 Phllo 69 game's MO<;I · Val~le Player season, to pace the Rams loa die 1961 race. In elghl 'gamas this ·season. jGe11e Jackson pumped one in .L• ej . 0~7s.Ad 0 51 . The lead changed hands 12 Fori Frye 69 Warren Loeal 62 award . Southall was named Jhe 66-58 victory over Temple. Rutlaild played host. to Ky&er the side, and Bob Ford j Lmco nvi6e2w ·F. dl a 53 limes and was tied SIX. Purdue New Lex. St. Aloysius 56 South's best ba<*, balfliack Rob Raferty canned a jump shot WATSIIN'o MISSION Creek Saturday nlghl ""'"'bed the hoops from o u I or am In ay JUmped off to an 11-0 lead, but a . Or ••·te t~ b t with 12 12 remaining to give DI!TROIT UP!) p na1 By qu$rleril: · ., as GAHS zoomed ahead ' Greenville 60 Sidney 44 few m1'nules later WI·scons'• Bar. ne. sviile 86 Zane Trace 53 Grim 01 Oil") ""' • "" es : ( . - e ly VI0to t• 31 " " "' Wil t 69 North back . .eJid Southern Mis- the Rams a 37-35 lead and they killer Bryan Watson of the R n t • · - .w with , , 11 left in the per- Carey HI Riverdale 54 scored 12 consecutive points to ~ng_: ld M Cl . 63 sissippl's Ken Avery won best were never hended. The tri- Detroit Red Wiqs bas been ulland 8 16 28 fl Delphos Jefferson 69 Elida 58 go ahead 22-19. The Badgers led re e c am South lineman ·award. umph boosted Fordham over sent to the team's Memphis VINTON (13)" 44 60 38 Blue De.vils enjoyed a Lucas Clearlork -37 at the ball. TUIINST!LI!S CLICKING Carter struck lor touchdowns the .500 mark with a 6-5 rec- farm club In the Central Hockey Gregory 8-3-IS; F • ., Palloll lead going into the final fUghland 57 MI. Gilead 50 Ebershoff with 19 and Roger Obi UPI) Tu . on passes to Gr'"' for D yards ord. It was Temple's third loss League :1-Ht 1A. Patton 6-li-G; Hop0 ( Buckeye Central 69 Blalock with 15 led the Boil· DAYTON, rn "" · viii 4-6-14; Sebroedet 2-4k River Valley 66 ennakers. stiles have been clocking at a· in the second period' and 16 to in 12 games. Red Wing's coacb Sid Abel B; Coleman 7-3-19 , Jolm$1on sco;in~o~~n:;,d i:~~ ~~ record pace lor the ,lnternallon- Nebraska's Pete Tabiian In the The Owls gained a 25 · 21 said Watson would rejoin lhe 2-ll! ; A. Patton 00--ll; Hop for GAHS. The Blue pulled down 22 in his top perMSU NIPS ILUNI al Hockey Leagues Dayton final minute. Coleh~ .found halftime lead with a brief ~c~;- pa7"~ ~b pl1land :ath: ;as klns ~Z...2; Collins 1.....,2. biggest lead came with ltormance of the campaign. Rod CHAMPAIGN, Dl. (UP!) -Gems. . Epple Barney of loll-a State lng spurt late in the first a · sen em s P at Totals 29 '(20 of 21) 83. lelt in the contest. Juice [Gilkey had 13, Bob Ford nine. Michigan Stale anuf!ed out a Gems officials reported Satur- open in the third· perlnd for • Clarance Brookins, Temple's team Into the playoffs. · ltUTLAND If;) · ho d h k the da th I 74 003 cuolomrrs ·t· 25-yard S<Oring •trike. point producer, was off the Davia 8-5-21; Hawkins 1'ckson's J free toss put the Dev- 1 Logan picked up 46 re un s. furious Illinois come ac iD Y 8 .,. _ The Sooth was unable to mark for the regionally tele- NEW YORK (UPI) During ' . 12, 54-42. 1-3; Knorr 1-2-4:i Weber ·:o 1,Mel Brooker had 14, John Stone closing minutes on clutch free tended 19. home games thas sea 13 the five seasons, the -v-v; " • Yarb-""" · · 60-49 with 1:18 : 13, and Bill Westfall 12. throws by Mathew A i t c h 1son, an Jncrease oI 16 .2,'6 t.J~e r conta·1n the brutal running of vised contest. collecting N . past1 Le h dr .. VYP •- 1- .,; on the clock. AI this I Gallipolis committed 20 turo- Saturday to win its Big Ten [the first 19 games on ho111c ICe fullback Ray McDonald of points, four under tbo average, ationa . ague as awn 63•• Urenner 1-7-i; Scott ~1-): 381 •183 paid a<h!&lsslons. Logan began missing I overs, Logan had 12. basketball opener 76-74. last season. Idaho, who hulled In from tho but IIJ'abbed 12 rebounds. Wood :1-H. Totals li (17 ol ° • Qpen .New Student Center. ' Page 9 ~ lii!U ~y~.:!:....~:..~~ resides II Wboolenbar1, ZA::Z .&£ 2 F1t1fil Teachers Organize OSPSEUnit d '· ,: ·t..i)l lne . . Pfl'"· L Bobcats Maintain . Ton Posi lion n Fn·da·y's r ? 5 . · m · Over. . p,·,· a te· s CollegeScor_~ STT Afiter 5 -49 · . ·n· J' .fl. . The Blue Devils next game ' 1..:a~:.:F::~kl:~· ~~:r~ e:~·;;tnbe;~~:.~~:ndf:f~: l¢a~ added a (IpJd goal With ' day night. 23) 47 · ,4c 1 seconds left, and John Stone In Friday's _preliminary , one in from the side as game the Logan reserves crush~zer sounded, reducing ed the Blue Imps, 44-18. Greg finl count to 00.54. ISmith had seven for the losers, 1> ,<~J~:.lUt:~s is \-& in league Chris Stiverson's 15 paced the East ,~ • Y~le 118, Penn . 74 nl Devils remained in 1 winners. It was o y ~.an s d f the win over lhe llol)cats. The Pir· ha,vlng 11. ll-11 junior: ,Jtonnle Greenlee, Colwnhll 80 Hal'vard 71 1 f ptace as Wellston dump. dlird win in nine games. • The Kyger Creek Bobcats thir consecu Ive os~ or orri- ates Jed 25'24 at the llalf Both The Pirates missed 50 shotsl5-10 sophomore; and Dave Ha: Overall, GAHS Box score of the varsity • mamtamed their first place in Pirates of Coach Mike M l ak 2 f 71 • • · n1 Dalpnoulh 58 Ml.~leport. ~ thl · h 2-& m a 11 teams scored 14 f)olnts . ln tbo from the Ooor, m inB I o ger. ~ JU ~r. l'rl11c M Brown 50 ' il-0. Logan is 4-5 overall. and game: the Soulbem Valley A etic son, w o are no": C. first period. Kyger Creek rack- for 27.8 per cent. On the oth,r Kyger Creek· won the re~e e <, in league play. LOGAN t5f) Conference Varsity race Frl· games and 2-3 m the SV\t· ed 18 points in the third period hand, the Bobcats bit 20 of 5o game, 57·31 V(llh. Pete, Pecli s 13 N, E. ' Bolton U 57 and Ford paced the I Stone, 2-6-4, Mike Welland. day night with ease as they North Galll~ trav~ls to Ea whlle the Pirates were making for 36.3 per ceJII. and Steve ~paulding I 10 hlgb ' Weal attack with 20 poinl<! 5-4-13; Westfall, 5-4-14; handily defeated tbe North em next Friday oight. . ut six. High point man of the night for the winner. BOb Smith and Otegon St. f5 ·california 42 Greg Poston tallied 19 Brooker, ~; Cruise, 0- Gallia Pirates 55-49 at Ncrth The Prrales played Wilhoit, North Gallia put on a gal· 1 was Kyger Creel<'s Jerry Hall, Steve Saurn!er< each had . 10 Stanft>rd S8 .Oregon llli the Chieftains. Logan play- . 1)-G; Pilston, 6-7-19; TOTALS Gallia High School. the services of Roger Garr~ly Jant bid for the victory In U&e ·l!-0 senior. wbo led the Bobcats for North Gallla. t f.o\t~la IN Pel>perdine 71 ·-•. ~ the servi·ces ·of • • ' i ~~· ••. K•ger Creek Is first In the 1!-0 senior, who was reporte I M k S ldi K 14' 10 18 13 55 San ·mega " Long Beach 55 " itli~ ~ ~ ' lb 4-1 d ped 1 th d this fourth period by outscoring Ky· ,with ·18 points. . I e pau ng. yger . idni•or center Chuck Kemper GAWPOLIS (101 SVAC Varsity race wi a I rop rom . e squa ns. er Creek 18-13 out the dam i5-ll senior, had 14. and Chuck North Gallia ., 14)1 8 18- •• !Joalb Is under .~uspension. f J"ac~F· dg...l:-~:. ~~;:Yr. r::r:.;.e!!:':n~ ~o!ec~~ ~ah': w~;g:;rc~~~~P~;:?in;:asothe'~ge was already don~. Kyger Bradbury. 6-2 sophomo~. made I lnKyg~ ~f:eek..:. (5HS)81-1 ~:. ~a ~: W!~ &M.2: aC:g!e~~.'lt IG~oHS hit ~. per cen rom ~. or • F ·d N rth G Jr · key Creek held on to wm. ' 12 pomts. ld g, · '' • .....,.... • ~ . Oel4!;'jlinkillll 23 ol 68 shots. l!--4-1; Ryal; I~ ; David· Highlanders were Idle hi r~ ay fi o I tria Ia g:;ni~~~~.: 6-•1 Shooting and re~nding wert The Pirales· scoring was al· Bradbury, ~IZ; Will~. ~-. Mtami, Fla. 75 Jcksnvllle 71 Devils added four of nine son. 3-2--&; Meadows, H-0. night but S~turday nlg lrs. s .;:,g:';;,e ill after school the keys to th• Kyger Cr••k ' mosi evenly divided among five 1-7 : Buclt:ley, 3-f-11: Ebltp. ~. 10 W. Liberty ll • the free throw line. Lo- 1TOTALS 28-4-@. eled to Meigs county to r: ~~~I· an~ missed the Pirat• victory. The Bobcats had f5 playets. Topping the list wer• 0-0-1!. T~l•, 20-15-SS. I ' Mldwes . 211 ol 57 shots from By Quarters: •on the East~m ~agles, ' sma am/ rebounds. with Mike Soaulding Charles Peck, 6.j) sopnomore, l North Gall~!~ (I~J -; P~, ';" E._Mlch 611 W. Ill. 87 .ocn.;.'id for 35 per cent and had Logan 19 12 5 18 - 51. i mg from Friday s mght s 55-51 1g A . ld third quarter killed and Chuck Bradbury each get- and Mike ·Payne, Il-l junior, 1-11: Deel. 4-179: H~ger. S-'- Ulo Wslyn IS\ Carroll 77 31 free tosses. : GaUipolis 14 IS 16 15 - 60 Joss to Hannan T.;:ce. K NorthcoGallias chances for a ling 16. Norlh Gallia had ~9 each II poinls. Scoring nine 3-9'; Payne, 6-)-11;\:ijre~~ . . :. J Soalbwelll llll!<~lil controlled boards [ Reserve score- LoJan If In all games, It"·· b Jy~er l n Wickline are 5-4. It was tho • rebounds, wllh Oharlea · pee~; l potnts eacll were Fred Deel, ;Jee, f,-1-9. TotaiJ, 21-,~· •I TOX W. it So Miss M 55 """"""d", n~•,fftq"" r-'lntno11• 18. .Creek Boh~ats o ~c o n- Y . -' , ., '·' Cornell1 'I. .,.-..-f, '. 1 1 t."t r' .. • I ACCIDENT- A Rutland couple received minor injuries in a two-car accl4ent involving an automobile driven by Allan Nelson, Rutland, and a parke~! ~ owned by Hazel J. Kauff, 20, Rutland. The accident occurred on S'tate Route 124, In Rutland, Friday at a:25 p.m. Nelson sustained a laceration of the up~ 1 lip and abrasions, and his wife, a passenger in the car, suffered superHdal bruises. The Nelsons were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Middle. . port Emergency Squad. Investigation of the accident Ia being continued, lae181 '' County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach indicated Saturday. There was heaV)' daJil. age to the Nelson car and medium damage to the Kauff vehicle. ·· ·· · t1s t 1 SJ:COND SECTION . Sail Past Rutland 1 ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1967 Barley 1!. CID&weU u pv.... or ol tlo Uu. DeMofay. Dlllrlet, repladDc Mr. Olear Baebholz of lfaterJY wllo re• lllped. Tllere are If cllllr!cts Ia Oblo made a'; ol 1G ekap. lers with over 11,.. aetlve membon. Tbe !lib Dlslrlcl laclades GaDla, Jacllaoa, Low· reoce, Plllo aDd 8elolo coaallea. Mr. CaatweU II u em· U.,.... North Rips ·South 35-13 Vikings B0 ilermakers Drop Btg • 10 0 pener 79•76. tosses - six in a row to . ' Am*"". :.s:..:"n~~a:=~algb~ . . . k Qt !Wuasl by tho panel ot tho ed to .allow EJ>l1lll to eontblue ., .,_,. 1too ,.... - . 11 1 Board of Grievlllet!O to an... questiOOln( in ....... to reYOal lilt llfarlac ...... ... dloractar reference letlenl tho motivation f..- tho helrlllg. aa .... oltlleB pciw~ . of Olllo. ( .v!clonce and allow eumlnat.loll 'l1lo lourlq developed • 1 Epm., dld, -evlt, . ol an oppoai"' COWl8el to establlob motlvaUon blgbll,lbled rtn11 t1 aa llweollcl- ..,. lho rec:on1, tbat, "II lilt •u nr Friday IIIOI'IIJnc's CCIOClUSioll of lilt . _ , . ...,..... tlllce bad beell allowed to F • the pubUc hearlns of GaUII»Iil tl poot.datell doecko, II ·P J lho queltlona, II would "-' lawyer, John A. l!pling, GJ)lla 1110111 1• 'I •llldetlt IDa, "" """" out that one or !yo Joo.l llnlod to Oido Stale attorney• bad a grudge 1g...,. ecunty prnoecuUnc attorney• slty for lilt afle&od reuoa of blm. ,, Tbo hearing had been coU..t lnlllflcleal llmlh. ABII, loa, The~ aiiiiOWII>lll Thursday by lba Board of u renlt of al leaal hN eolll.,...,. Grievances and Discipline, Su- pla.bt11 flied w1tJ1 lilt Gilt. both relator and ,......S. preme Court of Ohio to illqulre Stole 8."11" - - . tho enl would bave 15 daya Ill into alleged lrregulariUes In 'l loarlq qaial! EPil"' Wll8 whlnb to file brief• in tho c.ae, Epllns'• practice. The first 1101 Ill tho lulure tho .,.,.. "Ill • make reco!llDlellO)atWao lg tho day's ,..~ lasted 10 hours. Chief counsel JoliD w'elel! qb- Board of Grievanceo, an4 ~ seven separate charges were jected to Epling's first qu. . crouP will make ~ flied against Epling, and under- lion, "Why did you tall lllnl. t1oos to ~ Supreme C<!uA .. lying these charges wao conten- WUey thls was a JnXIB8 Ohio. lion that his I:OillleCUon witb lhlns?" The panel sustaloed the Resulll of the hearina 11111 the alleged lrregul.orlU.. would objection. Mrs. WUey bad Los- be·made public by the Su!~!"J"" bring disrepute ·to the honor tllied Tburaday as a ·cbarac-- Court ol Ohio alter, final and dignity of his profession. tor wilneso for Epling. m!natlon. ' An ottempt by Epling to In- Brlstley answered "oo" to Membe"' of tbe troduce aa evidence more than another question, "Did you tell Board of Grilevluico!ll'<i1.iri 30 !etten from high • Mml<lng Mrs. Wlley Ibis was a grudge Pierce Wood, Daytan; c:::barlle otale public officials unci figures thing?" l!pllq Informed the Attln!on, Warren, ~ wu refused. The documents panel be was attemplil>.g toes- aud John Harper, SpriDCfleld. were, however, admitted to the tablish the fact that !be hearAttomeyo ·for lho Board Of record as edtlblta. ing was the result of a fll'uda• Grlov- were G eo r 1 t Prior te tho oral arguments, against him on tho part of on YOIDf, Clrdeville; Jobll Weld!, tho panel allowed l!pling to unldootified local attorney or Columbul, Ollel Qnmiol; llld call to the witness stand Cal- attorneys. Colvin Brlslley, Jr., FrtmonL vin Bristioy, Jr., Frement, one The paael refaaed to •Do• 1f1111am P. ClerriJJalun of of post-dated ebocU, Ill pay. Epllnf ta c011t111.. ilia llae of Galllpnlls was connoel far 1po till-relator. But the panel refus· quealiolillll bee••"'! ol Ill tr- Unf. a. lng "Logan 60-54 with a Reds Spring Schedule Js Now Comp ete • j . i WOO (UP!) - Unbeitft Ttledo overcame Miami's baiiCODtrol llctlco In I second bU .ourge Saturday for a ~. MidCooference YlcJol')'i, Toledo, the oDiy uobeateJI 6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1967 :laeksonAnd . • • • •• '1.7"1. I • T0'Ied0 Thumps t:O) -Blue Devils Upset Logan 60-54 For First Loop Win , ' I' · <J pa<ed the Oble Slate . aUack '1 5 1&.1) 10; G""'?" t (W) ~~!elf~~ ~~~ ~~ a~- ':,~ with 17, 18 ~~~ pomj:or~ :~~~~~O:l~i ~tte! 0 {t.t) I) Swllu 0 (~) O; Tolalllllllt:" Mll>wiOU' IfOhlt spectlvely, Y u <Mil •o· Totah 28 (Ill-ill 15 M Dvld 1 (0.0) 0. Rowley 0 St.te 16. Hostel with 18. ol OHio ST 71 .· , , 0 . Tlscbr ..,1 0 • Totall J: MJNNE!!OrA a . ' "" ' Slplms 2 (l·ll 5; Pr:lths 5 8eplc f (4-1) 12: J. Mlllr Sl (16-Jl) ••· . (:-3) 12; Kendlal (7-ll) :15; Bar- I (1·1) 17; Hosklt 5 (t-7) 18; IWflime ...,.re: Olllo. 'Siata • •d ·•· ··",& ·son' ' • e ver I five\ The Gophers pulled to wilhln ~. sophorn<l<ft IC<OUIIIlnc for so seven points, H-57, with 5~ TIH! loso was Minnooota'~sevpoints, sped to • e-:tt halfllme•\ m!nute.s to play, but Ron Soplc eulh •ga1111t four season victorlead and bold off a mild Minn.,. hit two tree thro,. aud a field les. Tom Koodla of the Gophsola comeback In the late go- goal and Tom Sldellleld con- ers led game scorer• wlth 25. · for thelr. seventh victory of verted a lbree-poinl play to put Sophomores ." Jeff Mlller, : season against two losses. the Buckeyes out of reach, 11·\Sadelfleld and Joe Sclmabel MOO.'EAPOLIS, Minn. (UP!) Ob'o Stat. porlayed 8 •tllliY ., delotilt a114 1 sophomore• ·:1 ~rorilll attack Into 1 b'il/,fo\'y over Minnesota ·• ''. 'ln the Bi Ten bas1\~~pe\ler lor :Oth. I , ' ·'· : •; •, ~ :\t: ' �• • In 8 • TIH! Buckeyes, with , . . M1am1 '!~i!S~! Biu Ten Chamns O :r Crushed, 93 _ 73 visit- Character Evidence Ru Out, Except as • • D ·p on er IIARLI!Y CANTWELL Cllosler llodpt, · ·Exeeutlve Govel'IIOI'· tl tile OoMoley ol Ubio. lias ,_.lly appoioled • for. the new French City Baptist Church on Rt. 160 in Gallia ~unty will be held Robert E. Hall, Athens as the main speaker. The new strtlcture is part o( a that will total $23,000. c b · UI s ow oys ~~£!~~ IDS itntintl lOpolntsoarl)'IDihe~ VOL. . I NO. 49 , ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. Perkins, fonner University of ling Pallas. . and sophomore ceDter Steve strong seeond half performANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) Torrid second-half (UP!) _ The Dallas Cowboys . "It ls tough to be away from Mix' Upin for a 41-31 advan· I shooting by Jim Burns and Ron Kozlicki helped the have lost one of their backfield New MeXIco halfback who pro- your family so much especial· tage. anee ·Friday night as Coach DuJre Burson's Blue Devils Nvrthwestern Wildcats frolick to a 93·73 victory over de- main-stays, but the state of VIded the Lohos w1lh some ly when you have ·three little The Rocketa, now s-o In Mldcl!alked·UP their first South· fending Big Ten champ Michigan Saturday. N M . ba . edits of their greatest days on the children 1 have been away American play, extended lile 1 eastern Ohio League Burns a 6-4 guard, tossed in 18 points In the sec· c~;bra:c~nd ~~ ath~~:. fll'idU'o~, spent seven years from h.;..e since July and .1 margin to 10 points with lour w~od victory of the Ohio High School BaskethaU ond half f~r a game total of 29 and Kozlicki totaled 13 . prov111ing the needed yardage sure miss them. It's a Ions minutes ·remaining .and wilb ~b!; triumph ended Galli· Sprinslield Shawnee 50 in the last half for a total of ' Don Perkins has traded In his lor the Cowboys. And tho Dal- time between the opening of less than a mlnule bolcl a tJ&.50 (IO}is two-ye.ar, 10-game Covmgto6n 39 2~orthwestern took command ~::dh~..~~dK:pzl:::9 t;;;:~~~~ foothaU shoes for the thankless las backfield will look . o~lele -practice and the last game." lead, their biggest oj the game. '1!!1 ~~e~k m SEOAL pla~. Columbus CenlrBal 5kh ven 42 early in the game when the 78,59 with five minutes !ell to rigors of stale government and without Ill•· 43 crashing mto '· Perkins, or Perk as be Is BabiOI!e led Tol'*''• .scormg On the other hand, Logan s Columbus . roo a three-time defending conference play. Substitutes finished the the hard-runnlhg fullback has the line. ~eferred to by most people In with 18 polnta, loUnwed by Mix four game league wmmng Manon Franklin 85 . I both t one big job left - convincing "Foo_!baU bas been a great Albuquerque came to New with 14 and JobD Brisker 1rlth ;treak w terminated . Columbus Walnut Ridge 47 champion Wolvennes went sev- game. or earns.. . the anxiaus Cowboys that be experience for me," Perkins Mexico in i935 on an athletic 12. Fred Footer had ' IS poinll Lo , ~~ by SEO Linden 76 en mmutes without throwmg a Craig Dill ied Michigan With has reUred !rqm ~ofessk>nal sa,kJ (oUowing his return to Al· scholarship with tho LoboO. And for Miami, and Frllllk Luka~ and \f!s;«;;" as the team Columbus South 40 basket. During that stretch 21 points while Stewart had 18 football. · · . hll!lnetque fl'om the playoff now the Iowa native calls AI· 14. 17 24 10 beat lor this year's West 51 Northwestern built up a " and Pitt scored · •·1 have quittbe Cowboys but game .with Green Bay: "Upro- buquerque his home. Miami dropped Its first: game tore GallipoJil• man-for-man Columbus North 48 lead. still have to talk to them," vlded me and !he lanuly ·~ltb a Perk said his fondest 111em• in two starts in Mac p!IIJ, ariil tense apart '1n the first Eastmoor 87 The Wolverines came bar.k Perkins said. "A club· never fii'UI ,deal of expenence, ries of playing for New Mexico the Redsklns are now 5-5 CMI'· '""''nds Friday piling up Columbus Whetstone 76 late In the first half to rut the believes you have quit until However, the experience came in 1959 when the Lobos all. qui<!< .7.j) lead'. GA HS View 60 margin to one point, 29-23 on a 1you don't show up at the begin- galnd for Perkins' family iS upset highly-regarded Air Force A crowd of 4,!18 and a ,. time out. .switched to a zone. Hamilton Township 37 scoring burst by soph:more ning of the season." en,cUy the reason he Js quit- 28-27 at Denver. gional lelevislon audle!Jfe This didn't stop the C I b Hartley 4lJ. Denms Stewart and senlo. Jim watched the game. 0 of Coach Bob Combs . but umC~l~mbus Watterson 39 Pitt. But the Wildcats built the } slowed them down. With Columbus DeSales 78 lead back to 38-32 by the end of Weiland, Bill Westfall and Columbus Ready 61 the half; . Poston leadmg the attack. . London 68 Mifflin 52 Burns steady shoott"B kept CINCINNATI (UPI) _ WiiCilioftains· piled up a 19-14 first · Grove City 73 Hilliard 52 Northwestern about 10 pomts llam O. DeWitt, president of 1New Albany 84 Dublin 63 period lead. . d ahead of their hosflsththrfougthhthlef the Ci11cinnatl Reds, announced By JAMES FELDI!R three lOr the first North scere, Shrine Bowl at Miami, the 1 0 Logan remaiiH! on P' Columbus st. Mary 46 firSt 10 mmutes e " ' • Saturday that the Reds hav• UDiled Press International and Nebraska's Harry Wilson, Blue-Gray al Montgomery and lhrou@oul the second penod I Columbus Academy 38 completed their 19!i7 • P r 1 n gl MOBILE, Ala . .(UP!) .- Tbo ':"ho scored from the six in the the Hula Bowl in Honolulu. as ~ result of SIX costly Blue IGrandview 55 Bexley 5.1 training exhibition schedule. . South failed to rite agam Sal- !mal period. North 7 7 7 14- 35 DG~~S tum~v~rs. J hn ~~:~,:~ I Canal Winchester 103 DeWitt ' said the Beds wtll urday when the North unleash· Alabama's Ray Perkins South 7 0.6 0-13 "'" WI g 0 ' w I J ff 75 make the return trip with the b . b k br ""I th d to 'IS ~t s . g The VInton County V1ldnp eontroUing both boards, rallied I es e erson Cleveland Indians of the Amer ed a herd of ruismg ac s oul§,. e crow I •~ corm : remained on top ln lhe Midto knot the count for the fi rst ? lumbus East 63 lean League. He had ·eariier re: and accurate passing to wln in the first quarter when Ire North - McDonald ' run Ohlo Valley Conference 1rlth an lime with ,33 left in the half. . East LtverpOol 31 vealed the Florida portion of the the 18th annual Senior Bowl, grab_hedhSouU:ll': ~.r::..\ Wachholtz kick; South - Per- ea,Y ~7 victory over Rut· Tom Spencer's hard . driving'Columbus Northland 80 hd 1 35-13. • to· lie t e co es . . kins 32 pass from Soulball land's Red DevOs F~ay niCirt . crip shot made i2t9-29 at that , . Columbus ' Wehrle 49 sc.J.." ~~ds and Cleveland will It was the North s first found DI.ck Reding of Norlb- Absher kick; Norlb - Grim at Rutland. . . point. .M~rietla 74 Chiihcothe 46 meet in New Orleans, La., April victory in the post-season clas- west LowSiana Stale for a 10 • 43 fr Carte (W ell- The Vlldngs held a 1&11 lesd Bill Westfall canned two free 1Utica 75 Johnstown 59 LAFAYETTE, Ind. !UP!) - 6-?, at Shreveport, La., April 8• sic since 1980, ~ established yard touchdown 'p~.'!'hol:a~~ck; :rth _ ' Ba~ey at the end of !be first quarter, throws With 21 seconds on the Newark Catholic 64 . W1sconsm cap1tal~ on ·Purdue and at Little Rock, Ark., April a clean sweep for the Yanke~ thU'd quarter. •r ,i ~ ~ ,.,i' ~ ~ _ 25 pass from Cole}lour Wac-. wer.e on top 31·1& at ba1ft1mt clock, and the Combsmen went j Mt. Vernon St. Vmcent ~ fouls fu the clOSing seconds to 9. They open the regular sea- in four All-Star games this Tbo vlcto~ do~ 8!1P.';for ' hollz kick; South _ Reding 10 and let 511-211 by the end of the to the locker room with a slim Lancaster Fenwick 67 win the Big Ten basketball son against the Los Angeles year. ·· the North m thl~ ~.10:~ Southall ki k f .led· third quarter. They lleVer trail· 1 31·29 halftime lead. I Liberty Umon 43 opener for both teams 79-76 Dodgers at Crosley Field April . . wino against II ~OI'II"vlclor- pass rom . c 81 • ed. 16 The Chieftain shooters grew.Fairfield Union 65 Carroll 63 Saturday. . Under threatening sines he· les and a 1955 lie. l~·l"IS worth North -: Wilson run Wach- Rutland's Roger Davis, ho• · 10. cold in the third canto- J ohn jotenlangy 65 Big Walnut 53 Chuck Nagle aod J1m McCal- l The Reds under Manager fore ~ selloul ·crowd, of 40,605 $1,000 to each m~V>.e holtz, kick, North - Tatman ever, paced tho scoring 1rltilll SlOne hit one field goal with ·Carding:on 90 lum, the Badger~· high sco~ers Dave Bristoi, will play their fans m Llui~ Stadl~m, North winning team anlr · ·<, ; ··tO 16 pass from Carter Wachhollz, on eight field goals aud fivt 4:05 left in the period, West· ! Marion Catholic 54 with 24 and 22 pomls respective· first spring exhibition game quarterbacks · Vlrf!ll Carter of the losers. · ~,....,., kick. free throws. GOJ'f Drenner also lall · got one with 2'41 to go· ICircleville 73 Hillsboro 57 ly, pumped m three free throws March 10 against Philadelphia Brigham . Young ,and North Da- The North has nliw ,,;;mc:PlJSt: A - 40,605. got nine' for RuUand. and Greg Poston sank one free 1Cambridge 64 Wintersville 61 and a 20-foot shot by McCallum in Clearwater, Fla .. and their kola's Coley Colehour le<l tile season All-Star samei 'fu ihe · Coleman topped lile 91sltors toss at the U5 mark .. That New Lexington 54 Sheridan tG to grab the lead at 76-74 with 34 last game of the Florida spring Yankees lo,·tbrJ!e touchdowns GO DADDY wilb 19 while Gregory tiClDred 15; was the extent of the viSitors Waverly 66 New Boston 59 seconds left to play. contest will he against PUis· via the .air• and two on I he Fordham Caplures LONDON !UP!) -Tlm Dur- Rick Calvin II and Prater, 11; ~ring. . . . Edon 56 North Central 50 Purdue's He~ Ebe;mo!f burgh at Tampa Aprll 5. ground. ·, .:oSS Ca V' ant, a tough 67-year-<>ld grand· Vinton had a hOI shooiiDg >Davidson bed 1t up 31-31 with P rtsm th W 1 69 fouled Joe Franklin, making d The 1967 season marks the Baylor's Tei'l'Y Southall · oass- uoge 1ctory father. has rHntered the April perlonnance by hilling 2t ·of 7<87 remaining. Tom Spencer 0 ou es Northwest 59 77-74. Ebersholf scored one fo~ 3!th year the Redo have held ed for two, South touchdowns. NEW YORK (UP!) - "?pho- Stb grand national steeplechase. 46 from tile field for tiS psr put the Galhans ahead for the K tt . All 54 Purdue but Tom Mitchel• Itheir spring training camp In MichiBIU1•·$ate All • America more Pat Ralerty pour..t m 24 Durant who cleared 20 of the 30 cent. Rutland sllllk oaly 15 of first time with a long jumper e enngP er lh 53 wrapped II up for the Badgers Tampa Charles (Bubba) Smith, a 6-7, points Saturday, the bast· out- fences in tho race last year has 54 for 28 per cent. · front. That made II 33-31 ortsmou . d with a Jay-up with six sec· 278 • po~nd lineman, won the put on any Fordham player this entered 8 gelding Aerial III, In Tbo was ·Rutlanl!'• 61th Ut to go. ~h.~le~~b~g NM:~!o~a!:e 60 onds left. Roseville 75 Phllo 69 game's MO<;I · Val~le Player season, to pace the Rams loa die 1961 race. In elghl 'gamas this ·season. jGe11e Jackson pumped one in .L• ej . 0~7s.Ad 0 51 . The lead changed hands 12 Fori Frye 69 Warren Loeal 62 award . Southall was named Jhe 66-58 victory over Temple. Rutlaild played host. to Ky&er the side, and Bob Ford j Lmco nvi6e2w ·F. dl a 53 limes and was tied SIX. Purdue New Lex. St. Aloysius 56 South's best ba<*, balfliack Rob Raferty canned a jump shot WATSIIN'o MISSION Creek Saturday nlghl ""'"'bed the hoops from o u I or am In ay JUmped off to an 11-0 lead, but a . Or ••·te t~ b t with 12 12 remaining to give DI!TROIT UP!) p na1 By qu$rleril: · ., as GAHS zoomed ahead ' Greenville 60 Sidney 44 few m1'nules later WI·scons'• Bar. ne. sviile 86 Zane Trace 53 Grim 01 Oil") ""' • "" es : ( . - e ly VI0to t• 31 " " "' Wil t 69 North back . .eJid Southern Mis- the Rams a 37-35 lead and they killer Bryan Watson of the R n t • · - .w with , , 11 left in the per- Carey HI Riverdale 54 scored 12 consecutive points to ~ng_: ld M Cl . 63 sissippl's Ken Avery won best were never hended. The tri- Detroit Red Wiqs bas been ulland 8 16 28 fl Delphos Jefferson 69 Elida 58 go ahead 22-19. The Badgers led re e c am South lineman ·award. umph boosted Fordham over sent to the team's Memphis VINTON (13)" 44 60 38 Blue De.vils enjoyed a Lucas Clearlork -37 at the ball. TUIINST!LI!S CLICKING Carter struck lor touchdowns the .500 mark with a 6-5 rec- farm club In the Central Hockey Gregory 8-3-IS; F • ., Palloll lead going into the final fUghland 57 MI. Gilead 50 Ebershoff with 19 and Roger Obi UPI) Tu . on passes to Gr'"' for D yards ord. It was Temple's third loss League :1-Ht 1A. Patton 6-li-G; Hop0 ( Buckeye Central 69 Blalock with 15 led the Boil· DAYTON, rn "" · viii 4-6-14; Sebroedet 2-4k River Valley 66 ennakers. stiles have been clocking at a· in the second period' and 16 to in 12 games. Red Wing's coacb Sid Abel B; Coleman 7-3-19 , Jolm$1on sco;in~o~~n:;,d i:~~ ~~ record pace lor the ,lnternallon- Nebraska's Pete Tabiian In the The Owls gained a 25 · 21 said Watson would rejoin lhe 2-ll! ; A. Patton 00--ll; Hop for GAHS. The Blue pulled down 22 in his top perMSU NIPS ILUNI al Hockey Leagues Dayton final minute. Coleh~ .found halftime lead with a brief ~c~;- pa7"~ ~b pl1land :ath: ;as klns ~Z...2; Collins 1.....,2. biggest lead came with ltormance of the campaign. Rod CHAMPAIGN, Dl. (UP!) -Gems. . Epple Barney of loll-a State lng spurt late in the first a · sen em s P at Totals 29 '(20 of 21) 83. lelt in the contest. Juice [Gilkey had 13, Bob Ford nine. Michigan Stale anuf!ed out a Gems officials reported Satur- open in the third· perlnd for • Clarance Brookins, Temple's team Into the playoffs. · ltUTLAND If;) · ho d h k the da th I 74 003 cuolomrrs ·t· 25-yard S<Oring •trike. point producer, was off the Davia 8-5-21; Hawkins 1'ckson's J free toss put the Dev- 1 Logan picked up 46 re un s. furious Illinois come ac iD Y 8 .,. _ The Sooth was unable to mark for the regionally tele- NEW YORK (UPI) During ' . 12, 54-42. 1-3; Knorr 1-2-4:i Weber ·:o 1,Mel Brooker had 14, John Stone closing minutes on clutch free tended 19. home games thas sea 13 the five seasons, the -v-v; " • Yarb-""" · · 60-49 with 1:18 : 13, and Bill Westfall 12. throws by Mathew A i t c h 1son, an Jncrease oI 16 .2,'6 t.J~e r conta·1n the brutal running of vised contest. collecting N . past1 Le h dr .. VYP •- 1- .,; on the clock. AI this I Gallipolis committed 20 turo- Saturday to win its Big Ten [the first 19 games on ho111c ICe fullback Ray McDonald of points, four under tbo average, ationa . ague as awn 63•• Urenner 1-7-i; Scott ~1-): 381 •183 paid a<h!&lsslons. Logan began missing I overs, Logan had 12. basketball opener 76-74. last season. Idaho, who hulled In from tho but IIJ'abbed 12 rebounds. Wood :1-H. Totals li (17 ol ° • Qpen .New Student Center. ' Page 9 ~ lii!U ~y~.:!:....~:..~~ resides II Wboolenbar1, ZA::Z .&£ 2 F1t1fil Teachers Organize OSPSEUnit d '· ,: ·t..i)l lne . . Pfl'"· L Bobcats Maintain . Ton Posi lion n Fn·da·y's r ? 5 . · m · Over. . p,·,· a te· s CollegeScor_~ STT Afiter 5 -49 · . ·n· J' .fl. . The Blue Devils next game ' 1..:a~:.:F::~kl:~· ~~:r~ e:~·;;tnbe;~~:.~~:ndf:f~: l¢a~ added a (IpJd goal With ' day night. 23) 47 · ,4c 1 seconds left, and John Stone In Friday's _preliminary , one in from the side as game the Logan reserves crush~zer sounded, reducing ed the Blue Imps, 44-18. Greg finl count to 00.54. ISmith had seven for the losers, 1> ,<~J~:.lUt:~s is \-& in league Chris Stiverson's 15 paced the East ,~ • Y~le 118, Penn . 74 nl Devils remained in 1 winners. It was o y ~.an s d f the win over lhe llol)cats. The Pir· ha,vlng 11. ll-11 junior: ,Jtonnle Greenlee, Colwnhll 80 Hal'vard 71 1 f ptace as Wellston dump. dlird win in nine games. • The Kyger Creek Bobcats thir consecu Ive os~ or orri- ates Jed 25'24 at the llalf Both The Pirates missed 50 shotsl5-10 sophomore; and Dave Ha: Overall, GAHS Box score of the varsity • mamtamed their first place in Pirates of Coach Mike M l ak 2 f 71 • • · n1 Dalpnoulh 58 Ml.~leport. ~ thl · h 2-& m a 11 teams scored 14 f)olnts . ln tbo from the Ooor, m inB I o ger. ~ JU ~r. l'rl11c M Brown 50 ' il-0. Logan is 4-5 overall. and game: the Soulbem Valley A etic son, w o are no": C. first period. Kyger Creek rack- for 27.8 per cent. On the oth,r Kyger Creek· won the re~e e <, in league play. LOGAN t5f) Conference Varsity race Frl· games and 2-3 m the SV\t· ed 18 points in the third period hand, the Bobcats bit 20 of 5o game, 57·31 V(llh. Pete, Pecli s 13 N, E. ' Bolton U 57 and Ford paced the I Stone, 2-6-4, Mike Welland. day night with ease as they North Galll~ trav~ls to Ea whlle the Pirates were making for 36.3 per ceJII. and Steve ~paulding I 10 hlgb ' Weal attack with 20 poinl<! 5-4-13; Westfall, 5-4-14; handily defeated tbe North em next Friday oight. . ut six. High point man of the night for the winner. BOb Smith and Otegon St. f5 ·california 42 Greg Poston tallied 19 Brooker, ~; Cruise, 0- Gallia Pirates 55-49 at Ncrth The Prrales played Wilhoit, North Gallia put on a gal· 1 was Kyger Creel<'s Jerry Hall, Steve Saurn!er< each had . 10 Stanft>rd S8 .Oregon llli the Chieftains. Logan play- . 1)-G; Pilston, 6-7-19; TOTALS Gallia High School. the services of Roger Garr~ly Jant bid for the victory In U&e ·l!-0 senior. wbo led the Bobcats for North Gallla. t f.o\t~la IN Pel>perdine 71 ·-•. ~ the servi·ces ·of • • ' i ~~· ••. K•ger Creek Is first In the 1!-0 senior, who was reporte I M k S ldi K 14' 10 18 13 55 San ·mega " Long Beach 55 " itli~ ~ ~ ' lb 4-1 d ped 1 th d this fourth period by outscoring Ky· ,with ·18 points. . I e pau ng. yger . idni•or center Chuck Kemper GAWPOLIS (101 SVAC Varsity race wi a I rop rom . e squa ns. er Creek 18-13 out the dam i5-ll senior, had 14. and Chuck North Gallia ., 14)1 8 18- •• !Joalb Is under .~uspension. f J"ac~F· dg...l:-~:. ~~;:Yr. r::r:.;.e!!:':n~ ~o!ec~~ ~ah': w~;g:;rc~~~~P~;:?in;:asothe'~ge was already don~. Kyger Bradbury. 6-2 sophomo~. made I lnKyg~ ~f:eek..:. (5HS)81-1 ~:. ~a ~: W!~ &M.2: aC:g!e~~.'lt IG~oHS hit ~. per cen rom ~. or • F ·d N rth G Jr · key Creek held on to wm. ' 12 pomts. ld g, · '' • .....,.... • ~ . Oel4!;'jlinkillll 23 ol 68 shots. l!--4-1; Ryal; I~ ; David· Highlanders were Idle hi r~ ay fi o I tria Ia g:;ni~~~~.: 6-•1 Shooting and re~nding wert The Pirales· scoring was al· Bradbury, ~IZ; Will~. ~-. Mtami, Fla. 75 Jcksnvllle 71 Devils added four of nine son. 3-2--&; Meadows, H-0. night but S~turday nlg lrs. s .;:,g:';;,e ill after school the keys to th• Kyger Cr••k ' mosi evenly divided among five 1-7 : Buclt:ley, 3-f-11: Ebltp. ~. 10 W. Liberty ll • the free throw line. Lo- 1TOTALS 28-4-@. eled to Meigs county to r: ~~~I· an~ missed the Pirat• victory. The Bobcats had f5 playets. Topping the list wer• 0-0-1!. T~l•, 20-15-SS. I ' Mldwes . 211 ol 57 shots from By Quarters: •on the East~m ~agles, ' sma am/ rebounds. with Mike Soaulding Charles Peck, 6.j) sopnomore, l North Gall~!~ (I~J -; P~, ';" E._Mlch 611 W. Ill. 87 .ocn.;.'id for 35 per cent and had Logan 19 12 5 18 - 51. i mg from Friday s mght s 55-51 1g A . ld third quarter killed and Chuck Bradbury each get- and Mike ·Payne, Il-l junior, 1-11: Deel. 4-179: H~ger. S-'- Ulo Wslyn IS\ Carroll 77 31 free tosses. : GaUipolis 14 IS 16 15 - 60 Joss to Hannan T.;:ce. K NorthcoGallias chances for a ling 16. Norlh Gallia had ~9 each II poinls. Scoring nine 3-9'; Payne, 6-)-11;\:ijre~~ . . :. J Soalbwelll llll!<~lil controlled boards [ Reserve score- LoJan If In all games, It"·· b Jy~er l n Wickline are 5-4. It was tho • rebounds, wllh Oharlea · pee~; l potnts eacll were Fred Deel, ;Jee, f,-1-9. TotaiJ, 21-,~· •I TOX W. it So Miss M 55 """"""d", n~•,fftq"" r-'lntno11• 18. .Creek Boh~ats o ~c o n- Y . -' , ., '·' Cornell1 'I. .,.-..-f, '. 1 1 t."t r' .. • I ACCIDENT- A Rutland couple received minor injuries in a two-car accl4ent involving an automobile driven by Allan Nelson, Rutland, and a parke~! ~ owned by Hazel J. Kauff, 20, Rutland. The accident occurred on S'tate Route 124, In Rutland, Friday at a:25 p.m. Nelson sustained a laceration of the up~ 1 lip and abrasions, and his wife, a passenger in the car, suffered superHdal bruises. The Nelsons were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Middle. . port Emergency Squad. Investigation of the accident Ia being continued, lae181 '' County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach indicated Saturday. There was heaV)' daJil. age to the Nelson car and medium damage to the Kauff vehicle. ·· ·· · t1s t 1 SJ:COND SECTION . Sail Past Rutland 1 ' SUNDAY, JANUARY 8, 1967 Barley 1!. CID&weU u pv.... or ol tlo Uu. DeMofay. Dlllrlet, repladDc Mr. Olear Baebholz of lfaterJY wllo re• lllped. Tllere are If cllllr!cts Ia Oblo made a'; ol 1G ekap. lers with over 11,.. aetlve membon. Tbe !lib Dlslrlcl laclades GaDla, Jacllaoa, Low· reoce, Plllo aDd 8elolo coaallea. Mr. CaatweU II u em· U.,.... North Rips ·South 35-13 Vikings B0 ilermakers Drop Btg • 10 0 pener 79•76. tosses - six in a row to . ' Am*"". :.s:..:"n~~a:=~algb~ . . . k Qt !Wuasl by tho panel ot tho ed to .allow EJ>l1lll to eontblue ., .,_,. 1too ,.... - . 11 1 Board of Grievlllet!O to an... questiOOln( in ....... to reYOal lilt llfarlac ...... ... dloractar reference letlenl tho motivation f..- tho helrlllg. aa .... oltlleB pciw~ . of Olllo. ( .v!clonce and allow eumlnat.loll 'l1lo lourlq developed • 1 Epm., dld, -evlt, . ol an oppoai"' COWl8el to establlob motlvaUon blgbll,lbled rtn11 t1 aa llweollcl- ..,. lho rec:on1, tbat, "II lilt •u nr Friday IIIOI'IIJnc's CCIOClUSioll of lilt . _ , . ...,..... tlllce bad beell allowed to F • the pubUc hearlns of GaUII»Iil tl poot.datell doecko, II ·P J lho queltlona, II would "-' lawyer, John A. l!pling, GJ)lla 1110111 1• 'I •llldetlt IDa, "" """" out that one or !yo Joo.l llnlod to Oido Stale attorney• bad a grudge 1g...,. ecunty prnoecuUnc attorney• slty for lilt afle&od reuoa of blm. ,, Tbo hearing had been coU..t lnlllflcleal llmlh. ABII, loa, The~ aiiiiOWII>lll Thursday by lba Board of u renlt of al leaal hN eolll.,...,. Grievances and Discipline, Su- pla.bt11 flied w1tJ1 lilt Gilt. both relator and ,......S. preme Court of Ohio to illqulre Stole 8."11" - - . tho enl would bave 15 daya Ill into alleged lrregulariUes In 'l loarlq qaial! EPil"' Wll8 whlnb to file brief• in tho c.ae, Epllns'• practice. The first 1101 Ill tho lulure tho .,.,.. "Ill • make reco!llDlellO)atWao lg tho day's ,..~ lasted 10 hours. Chief counsel JoliD w'elel! qb- Board of Grievanceo, an4 ~ seven separate charges were jected to Epling's first qu. . crouP will make ~ flied against Epling, and under- lion, "Why did you tall lllnl. t1oos to ~ Supreme C<!uA .. lying these charges wao conten- WUey thls was a JnXIB8 Ohio. lion that his I:OillleCUon witb lhlns?" The panel sustaloed the Resulll of the hearina 11111 the alleged lrregul.orlU.. would objection. Mrs. WUey bad Los- be·made public by the Su!~!"J"" bring disrepute ·to the honor tllied Tburaday as a ·cbarac-- Court ol Ohio alter, final and dignity of his profession. tor wilneso for Epling. m!natlon. ' An ottempt by Epling to In- Brlstley answered "oo" to Membe"' of tbe troduce aa evidence more than another question, "Did you tell Board of Grilevluico!ll'<i1.iri 30 !etten from high • Mml<lng Mrs. Wlley Ibis was a grudge Pierce Wood, Daytan; c:::barlle otale public officials unci figures thing?" l!pllq Informed the Attln!on, Warren, ~ wu refused. The documents panel be was attemplil>.g toes- aud John Harper, SpriDCfleld. were, however, admitted to the tablish the fact that !be hearAttomeyo ·for lho Board Of record as edtlblta. ing was the result of a fll'uda• Grlov- were G eo r 1 t Prior te tho oral arguments, against him on tho part of on YOIDf, Clrdeville; Jobll Weld!, tho panel allowed l!pling to unldootified local attorney or Columbul, Ollel Qnmiol; llld call to the witness stand Cal- attorneys. Colvin Brlslley, Jr., FrtmonL vin Bristioy, Jr., Frement, one The paael refaaed to •Do• 1f1111am P. ClerriJJalun of of post-dated ebocU, Ill pay. Epllnf ta c011t111.. ilia llae of Galllpnlls was connoel far 1po till-relator. But the panel refus· quealiolillll bee••"'! ol Ill tr- Unf. a. lng "Logan 60-54 with a Reds Spring Schedule Js Now Comp ete • j . i WOO (UP!) - Unbeitft Ttledo overcame Miami's baiiCODtrol llctlco In I second bU .ourge Saturday for a ~. MidCooference YlcJol')'i, Toledo, the oDiy uobeateJI 6-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1967 :laeksonAnd . • • • •• '1.7"1. I • T0'Ied0 Thumps t:O) -Blue Devils Upset Logan 60-54 For First Loop Win , ' I' · <J pa<ed the Oble Slate . aUack '1 5 1&.1) 10; G""'?" t (W) ~~!elf~~ ~~~ ~~ a~- ':,~ with 17, 18 ~~~ pomj:or~ :~~~~~O:l~i ~tte! 0 {t.t) I) Swllu 0 (~) O; Tolalllllllt:" Mll>wiOU' IfOhlt spectlvely, Y u <Mil •o· Totah 28 (Ill-ill 15 M Dvld 1 (0.0) 0. Rowley 0 St.te 16. Hostel with 18. ol OHio ST 71 .· , , 0 . Tlscbr ..,1 0 • Totall J: MJNNE!!OrA a . ' "" ' Slplms 2 (l·ll 5; Pr:lths 5 8eplc f (4-1) 12: J. Mlllr Sl (16-Jl) ••· . (:-3) 12; Kendlal (7-ll) :15; Bar- I (1·1) 17; Hosklt 5 (t-7) 18; IWflime ...,.re: Olllo. 'Siata • •d ·•· ··",& ·son' ' • e ver I five\ The Gophers pulled to wilhln ~. sophorn<l<ft IC<OUIIIlnc for so seven points, H-57, with 5~ TIH! loso was Minnooota'~sevpoints, sped to • e-:tt halfllme•\ m!nute.s to play, but Ron Soplc eulh •ga1111t four season victorlead and bold off a mild Minn.,. hit two tree thro,. aud a field les. Tom Koodla of the Gophsola comeback In the late go- goal and Tom Sldellleld con- ers led game scorer• wlth 25. · for thelr. seventh victory of verted a lbree-poinl play to put Sophomores ." Jeff Mlller, : season against two losses. the Buckeyes out of reach, 11·\Sadelfleld and Joe Sclmabel MOO.'EAPOLIS, Minn. (UP!) Ob'o Stat. porlayed 8 •tllliY ., delotilt a114 1 sophomore• ·:1 ~rorilll attack Into 1 b'il/,fo\'y over Minnesota ·• ''. 'ln the Bi Ten bas1\~~pe\ler lor :Oth. I , ' ·'· : •; •, ~ :\t: ' �... • ' I ' Neville. Bride' Of William P~ Skidmore ' ' • ' ·ref 40 Salon' · ·' Reviews'Ways to Help Children ' ' • • Gallla CoUnty 1111"!1 N9. ttl '"''••ht et Forty, mel in tbe- homo of \Mh. Doroth~ Hecker Th!lrlday.evenlnl- Lli• IPel~t Chopeou F17 WIJ4w mutb presided ot ~ /!lnY'Ij ~~~~;- from Helen I ' !worth. Dept. I' ' Seer~. tbl!>k tbe S.Oion lor Ito donatio"' tnward the bed Ohio wiU l•~>~ow at Natlonai .JewW. """'' W'trs. Karr Host m and for Notional Cha, li>e:au's project wblch Ia t b + "' ~ of a vectbrcardlot machine lor use ot , ~ Of Chester Club •• I 1- A !v I The ~tlve WrlllDJ Group of GoUla · Coaoty wDI me<!! saturd1y, Jaa. 14, at tbe Herttace Room Ill Dovlr Ub. rary oa. the Rio Gnlllde Campus at 7:!0 p. D!· . Maaucrlpto will be read end evalaated. Everyone Child Wellare chalrma_j! Emma Wayland told of varlou • . Iwavo the S.Oion could help · ill Welfare 110rk. The S.Oion tn make a donation for · at tile to 1c> 11 welcome. For Jnfonuatioa t!alt Mn. Miry L. Lewis at ZU. 42!3, Rio Gr~;~~de. 7 1:111 l Ill!! Ill IIITJU&! ren~ these will elso be sent Lei!on Child .. 'for re- fi"lbrosis . projeCts .... :,, '\ ·J G ' '1' !! .~.·· Refrigerator end ' . Range_ . \ ' BAKER '. • FURNITURE . . ' "'< \ ' ' ' . i · u ' ~ E ~· ·I . . ., WI ' . •' ' '. �... • ' I ' Neville. Bride' Of William P~ Skidmore ' ' • ' ·ref 40 Salon' · ·' Reviews'Ways to Help Children ' ' • • Gallla CoUnty 1111"!1 N9. ttl '"''••ht et Forty, mel in tbe- homo of \Mh. Doroth~ Hecker Th!lrlday.evenlnl- Lli• IPel~t Chopeou F17 WIJ4w mutb presided ot ~ /!lnY'Ij ~~~~;- from Helen I ' !worth. Dept. I' ' Seer~. tbl!>k tbe S.Oion lor Ito donatio"' tnward the bed Ohio wiU l•~>~ow at Natlonai .JewW. """'' W'trs. Karr Host m and for Notional Cha, li>e:au's project wblch Ia t b + "' ~ of a vectbrcardlot machine lor use ot , ~ Of Chester Club •• I 1- A !v I The ~tlve WrlllDJ Group of GoUla · Coaoty wDI me<!! saturd1y, Jaa. 14, at tbe Herttace Room Ill Dovlr Ub. rary oa. the Rio Gnlllde Campus at 7:!0 p. D!· . Maaucrlpto will be read end evalaated. Everyone Child Wellare chalrma_j! Emma Wayland told of varlou • . Iwavo the S.Oion could help · ill Welfare 110rk. The S.Oion tn make a donation for · at tile to 1c> 11 welcome. For Jnfonuatioa t!alt Mn. Miry L. Lewis at ZU. 42!3, Rio Gr~;~~de. 7 1:111 l Ill!! Ill IIITJU&! ren~ these will elso be sent Lei!on Child .. 'for re- fi"lbrosis . projeCts .... :,, '\ ·J G ' '1' !! .~.·· Refrigerator end ' . Range_ . \ ' BAKER '. • FURNITURE . . ' "'< \ ' ' ' . i · u ' ~ E ~· ·I . . ., WI ' . •' ' '. �- -~ ..... -- _.,..., ._~ ----- -- ---- · ·-~ ' -. .._. _.,.. _ ____________.......__ -------------------· __ ... ............. ...... ...:_:~ • ' r hJJ I I J! ~ n~· ~dhi ~ l H I1 .. I i! •t.. n I I drl ! Ii J', r ! lm. ' I_&;IJ!I iH"bi sU I r! ! !J !1 r J! I l • H1f ti Hif !! lr ~u I 1 l ·: 11 ! 1 , ~· 1rt L ! J ~ ·hl ,. ~ ·• · II J! Jill E ..,.v' erots I l - - -·.-p.a.o.·- - l s, =•if ,.'1 •.,.., 8 .. . .. -~ I II ll ii~ I 1Uf UJ J ~ J! U I 1 ·40 MEIGS C«<nty SaJoal ~ENCII alLONY Olapter, RIIJIII'I ID ,..aJar pqbta of lho Amer1c1D 1 ' ...,., 11 1!• p. Revolulkln ..W meet at 2 lljt iiadnt fAclotl 0.U. . p.m., 11 lho bomt of Mla. ~ l!:f" Myrtle Walker •' Catherlnt llaywwd. , le ....... IIIII Dorolll~ AMERIC~ 11ZD Cl\0811 ~f · Gray Ladl.. will hold a ' · :,:.;~. NIGHl •·ill ·. luncheoo a,t 12:30 p. m. in ~m.llr"'' i tho! Holzer lloopltal coieloria, wileD lbe •• POMONA GIIANGE Will meet PTA al Centenary Granae at 7:10 :•J.,...':c:'~..:.~~· wiU . p.m . Member• are asked to meiltt be served. brlna pie and -wichoo, and Lhe holt Grange will fur· OF HEATH nlah the drink. Cilan!h pHI Jlleel TUESDAY ;,Jl.\ ju,, t at ljie KAY ROGERS Society .of Flrot Baptlat Church wUI meet 7 ~"' p.m. A sessbm 'on tbe ~IIOD program at 1:30 P~ m. m the Follow, by;~ WliCil wW be ship Room. Mr. and Mrs. wllh Mrs. Galeo Brown Gene Stocllton, mlalonariet to cll~Pit. -.tiled by Mrt. Venezuela wUI be cueats. MOOI;w: llosttUea wW be All ladles are welcome to Mil4red Zelllor, Mrs. attend. H'bbt Mn Earl GRACE METI!ODJST WSCS •D..Id. EtltJmlnger CJ!r<lee will meet aa follows: M J Brewlnlton C~rcJe 5 at I p. m. at lite ra. llllfl . cburcll, and Circle 6 at I p. RIVEIIVIEW PTA wUI m. at the homo or Mrs. DonMOII!aJ eYIIlinc, Jan. t; II 7:, aid Galloway, Ohio Ave. 30 lllho ·lldlool. A play FRENCII CITY GARDEN preaeaied b)> Ohio UnlvmiiY Club wUI meat at 1:30 p.m. sludenla, "Random Ttrgel." at the home ol Mrs. s. L. This wtU deal wllh discipline Bossard. wlllt Mrs. Jaclr bl Hackworlb as COrbostess. pro em.'· RIVERSIDE STUDY t..'LUR BETHZL NO. a of the fit. will meat at 1 p. m. at ·~• ternallaaal Order of Job'l home ol Mrs. Ella O>ndee. ghtero wiD meet Monday · at RIO GRANDE Calvary Bapr 7:30 p.m., allhe Pomeroy Ma· t!Bt Ladies Auxillay wlll meet sonle 'l'lmple. at 1:10 ~.m. at the church. TUEIDAY WEDNUDAY Glllt.CE METIIODtsT WSCS ~~~ 1 ctrel.. wUI meel as follows: I Circle 1 at 7:30 p. m. at the 811 Ladp ~ ~ti home of Mrs. Bill Campbell ary 10 • innl"l at 'M p. m. Lower River Road; Circle 2 Harry L. ~besher, W. · at 7:30 p. m. at lfle home of AldERIC~ LEGION AUXII· Mra. Max Tawne) . Fl"t Ave : iary o! Lewla Mlllley Poet 2M Circle 3 at 7:30 p. m. at the wil) meet 1\lelday 7 p. m. P•rsonage, Hedgewood Dr1ve at lbe Mt. Moriah . Bap~ah ond Circle 4 at 7:30 P· m. at Church, MiddlepOrt. . · lho home of Mrs. Garrett Kerna, 402 Fourth Ave. REGULAR IIIOtltal of I be GALLIA COUNTY EX'J'EN, MiddlepOrt BP.W 'Club will be alon Homemok•rs Council Jan, 10 al the Columbia Gao will meet at Grace Methodist Compeny offloe. 'n!e procr11.• Church at 10 a. m. 'n!e prowill lie on ''World Affairs" with cram will be "Pulse ol Life." Mary Ann c.impbell of by Mr. Dwight Kuhn, eafety polls 11 gueat speaker. supervisor ol Columbus and di1111er wiU be at 8:30 p. m. at Southern Ohio Electric eo. llte Marlin RelttaUrlllt. There will be potluck and SYRACUSE PTA wDI meet those atten<!lng are asked to at 7:30 m. Tuesday at the bring their own table serv, schotl audllorium. There will Ice. he 'IJ*Ial entertainment willt THURSDAY relrOibmenllt .tterwarcla. All NEWCOMERS will hold a dJn. parents and friends are urced ner meeting at 7 p. m. at Oa· to attelld. .. · car•s Restaurant. Cocktail WSCS OF 11IE UN1TED Me. hour .at 6:30 p. m: Following thodbt churdt will meat ue• lbe dinner there 11!111 be diiJ'ic: day at7:10 p.m. at !hi church. lng and bridge. Huabands will Mrs, Olemt DID ov111 praent the ~ guests. prognm toplo, ''DIIIogue with COIIIt. WSCS wUI hold an all, a Difference." Hqslesses are day meeting at the home ol Mrs . Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Mro. Stanley Wood. There Eddie Smith. All members are wlll be a baby shower for urged 10 attand and to bring Mrs. Richard Speirs. plalllo medlcjne containers. OPEN GATE GARDEN elub WEDNl!SDAY wiU meet at 7:30 p. m. at lite WHITE ROBE Uidge No. home of. Mrs. Arl Lanham. ·will meet at die ·Anltrlclli There will b,< 1 plant sale. Rion Hall Wednetday, ~ · 1l at 1:10 p. m. , Dr. Mor«,an RelfJIU AMAEUR GARDEN . Con~~entibn EtJene. will meet al lho hollllt ol Mrt. The Emanon Qilb o1 Galllpolla ' ~.dward llurhtl, Middleport, 'n!uraday at lbt home of Jan. II II I p.m. Robert Caldwell. Mra. TB\lR8IlAY. Saundero lnlroducod REEDSVILLB • LQNO 'lllomu Morgan, who die'om H~' cilub will lite RapubUoan Naliotlz . neat Jan. al Convention of 19M. 2, f .p.m. 11 · Dr. Mora011 attended the .lereon home. eonvenUon In San Fr011claco u a del.,ale from lbe Jlltb :·e ll:merpiiOy :,"'llt by Bt'own. creealonal Dltlrlct. Neal .. nd Wa. lng o1 the club will be J011. at tbe nome Ill Mrs. Robert I ..w ·i fb Jr•. I' S ~ ' J ..w I i U~ = 't ' 'f l ; I p. ' ... - .. . , 'I ,e" 8flf9 ' Readittgso"e ;;., , . Feot!lrev•· · ~:~e:,t Slfeela. ,... , ~ ....__ ~!~tlrare~~ er .., . ~· .,.. Drive, Malemal ""'"' ·~r:_~ ~~~;r=;~~Si:m-~ of • le Mrs. M"' ol Fvurth Ave. - ' - 'ta ••lltJ ••'* _.... ¥1illlhl1 home after holidays with llteir and Ml'll. Gerald Tate Helen. Mr. and Ml'll. Gerald daughter of Dayton New Year holiday willt his pwenll, Mr. ~nd Mrs. WaltTate or Gallipolis, and hil Mr. and Mrs. Charla lllld family ol Cheehlre. I teaapooo baklui powder ougar P p.,. ~-·• ves. II lelapooo boklnC I!Oda PARTY UNll II leaapo<lll lilt A bullet table witllout meatII cup fl slick) margarine or balls! Almoot unbeanl of to bultel', IIOitened . boot.,... who want to add a I cup fltmly packed light substantial note to a party biown sugar menu, to guesls who anticipate I egg aomelhinl hot aiOfllaide "" ar· II teaspoon vanllla extract ray of cold snacb. I cup quid< Gala Thio recipe offers a Hilla .bit I (9 oz.) package oondensed different veralon of meatballs mltlce meal Theae belin witll ground lamb and I:J cups (one 311 oz Clll) flavor • lllbanced with subtl~ flaked coconut. \additions of berba A quick vey relen to lbe "bil;, er ....;. home Wednesdliy ~V~ ular" measles tbatlast 1nm..,. Memorial HOOJI)~~'!'! 10 1o 14 days Olld NOT t b e Improving. L.. '-' "' ~ ;;: 1 pound lfOIIII4 lamb German Meaal.,...., the ~ Mr. and lilra. ~J.~1i! J lablespoons line dry ~ad da measles. spent the' pial ir~ In • • crumbs ~ul •-· and cliJI. lumbtu witll hla •il!t:!i ~ es compa,..~ . brollter:!JI:Iaw Mr miJb i V• teupoon dried mltll leavea, lea, OJl'IIIOrod b)' The V8CC1DI· C.ude J..,eri ...;_wlPI ~ cruobed "" Auillanc!l Act puoed by ~ apent a d.;";tC~U b ~ teaspoon onion ull Congrell, are now underway .m their ..., lllld daughter,Jn- aw duh pepper many counties ill West Vlrgu>- Mr and Mrs Rlchmd l!balol' . . teaspoon rosemary • erusbed Ia and b)' IJirlall aU (!Oillltleo lamUy . •. - I generous dash crushed lltyme wU1 be Involved. Oll November Mlaa - . . Amol~ Combine ~ lablelpoone ~ravy 13, 18G6, 435 rblldren between turned "' her otudi., "f ,..._. with lamb, bread crumbs, mini, lbe aps of 12 monthe and lt I' ""W' o•lon, salt and pepper; ahape years received Meules vat~..ne Nazarene College • ~KaQ Into 60 miniature mealball&. ID at special oJIDles Ill Mason kee, Ill., after spendfn t"!!· .1. l!killet brown meatballs · pour CouDiy, and mllly children lday vacation with bet' """t r0f US $ . IC. Sf oil fat Add gravy and have receiVed the vaccine from Mrs. MaxiM Amofll. ' ~ , New Year's Eve was celo. man Stewart, Mrs. Nell McMa- Inc seasonlnp. Cover: c:ook private pbyslclam~ Mrs. Maxine Amo~ vlt!ttod brated b)' 14 members of Tod. hon and Mrs. Ricbard Slerreu. over low beat 20 mlnulel. Sllr 'n!e nwnber ol remaJni!lg 'nwreday evening at lila~ dlel'll to Taaeel! Mollters The remainder of the evening now and l!len. Makeo fill smaU susceptlblee In lite county will Va., with her nloth'!"· ~rs. ,. League at the Knilbts ol Pylhl, wao opent IIOCially and In play· meatballs. be determined wilen survev ry Aum!ller ~ her llleter '1111 as Hall iJI Galllpot!B, with !ng gamee. forms are collected and rev1ow· brotheNn,law, Mr. , am ll1lii their busbotnd5 Q gueab. Mrs. Norman Stewart, chaJrBACK TO ITUDIES ed. Wilbur Stewart. • ~ ~ men of the special octivlties Jamll lllddho pre:law slu, Mre. ADen 1!4mp(on~ 'n!e ball was gally decorated committee, and her committee doni at Ohio university In Alb: CWB TO MEET home 'nluradayl evai.bf a a and a dellclous buffet dinner membel'll Mrs. Lester Plymale, ens, baa retumetllo the unlvtrz 'n!e Middleport Literary Club two weeks vl!tt •t ~. Olri• =-~ baked..::::; ';;',.lite mam Mrs. Richard Sterrett and Mrs. Blty after spendln!J lbe Chris~ wW meet Wednesday, January II, Tex., with Mrs. Lu~ Ramt. off ,;.•:._ Mr Har.,;:.cew ;_a• Robert Gillespie were in char&e mas hol1daya willt his parenla, II, at lite home o1 Mrs. C. M. lon and Mr. and Mh."\'IS'Ivestf' a er. of arrqemenl& lor lbe altair. Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomu E. DJd,,llennesy. 'nils will be the 811, Lytle and other ~· > A comical oklt was present- Nexl regular meeting will be die, Racine. He retldes at null business meellng and lite C':::> --.. od by Mrs. Lester Plymale, Jan. 24, at tbe homo of Mro. coin Hall which ia located oajreview will be "1bomas" given call response wiD Iii~ l\lrs, Gleim Ward, Mr1. Nor- Harold Walker. lbe Eat Green Campos, b)' Mrs. Walter Waddell. Roll lous lictional cbarattet',.- J Personal Notes . From Middleport Toddlers to Tassels Mothers Unit GIVe$ • parfy H ban · d D 31 Don Brown, Jr. of lho u. s . Air Force Jell Columbus t111a week for Grand Foru, N. D. be will be atatloned. He spent the holiday• here his wile, Kllt'lll Bachner BroWJI lllld his paronla Mrs. Donald Brown: Haven. Mr and Mrs Richard ·and son, ·Eric, visited the holldays in Dayton Mrs. Margaret Hill Mr. and Mrs Daie and children, Jill and SteVie of Newton Falls, Ohio, vlsH over the holiday with relative friends Tba Rev · a d M Doruild j · n rs. and children, Jeanie . have returned lrom m Manchester, Conn. mother, Mrs. Helen Boon.o.l Don Grueser, I!Oh of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Gruesor, . ot Ohio State Unlverm Columbus. He ri!Cently . his servtco after ser, VUil! In the Far East. Rick Oiler has returned to Univenity alter aper~d,j lng the holiclltys here parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oiler and son, Steve. the New Year RlsJ< ;,an.~ ]lls patents, was Joe H'!fl of Hawaii, a fra~Brnit~ 1 brother at Miami. a senior, majoring In ~.:;~~ Engineering, has been 1 a scholarship for lite nexl mester by the Great Northern Paper Company located Malne. He has been~ employed lbere for the past lwo aum• I mers. Oller le a ~raduale Middleport High School. Mrs. Edgtr Alleniwortb 11 vloltlng with her d~~=;,:~j famUy, Mrs. Jamoe and c:IJI- In Alu:andria, Col. Hartinger has been usiiJI- 1 od to 11r Ioree duly in Nam. Mro. Grace VIa left P'rhllav I her home in ~Teus after spending oeveral we6s · with ber sister, Mra. Jolin caltl. · Via plllll 1o visit with another BIBler Dahlia Pauley before C0in11 ' Texai. ---- 1 11011 oz.) mlllhroom iSI'li"Y COD and ;_aln, ° "' •· u..: . ; ~ .,. . - -- ' .,._ ...... _ ...... ..~: •. J., ' . S.UI'PJ'iaeDilUUir = b:.J;.~.;,~~ ..! , home ol Mrs. Slewart'a alid IODzln.law, Mr. Mrs. llllbert Sls1011 on Thbil, 'llflddleporL 'lee. ~ m llerV· the dJJmer 10 ~lho lbe boola, Mr. Slasolt, Qar. . •• ·: BrownMr.andandi:biJdren ,.., Karla1 IDd .,.,~ .•'lit'~ ~· . )." •• ...... r.::.' ,. ' • r:. '-' '.:. .. ~ .~ aud ' ' .f. '· ,_ '*** ., '',. I . , ,. ar~~~ .... , .. ,..,. . - B rhl II I 1 *'· (f.• ... T 'J lor-..,...,,, . IIY O'IDII CROW Sill .....,... a-, H-lhopi·IDb> lia711111r. I.... PT I'LIWAliT Oalmal ="'"" •- lilt~. ooU ... toll. to 1 ~ 11111 ..., .,..., • • i. •- +-' ,';''IIJt II)!J!ftl lloWI, IIIII mollt llmdo . . . . - • ., ... - .. - WE··· -D10iblt Jl!l4eT :Not quite. a- - - 11111 .,... IQ~Bhf "amQI" 1ri~J~ii.d. 111 1 lilt 1111 • llrL IWifll , _ . .• • ,I t • 1 triiiP Dill G. F1llA, lOP of Mr...er, you biB Ollmoal 1111111 lllbl llld 11111f1 Ba1 Ill llllllaoom ....,- B't _ , M 1J I!IIIDDi .,.... IIIII ,_... ' 11'1111 11111"111 III:"Jiolil. IIIII Ml'll. Grover Fulb and miDila mea! IIIIo 1 tnallwl lll1llla. Add • • ••llll•w•l!ji .............. &111111. ' ., ro~ In tho UDlvonlt, of cooldo. 'l1le paapn1 Ill'- JU IIIII v OOII. Bload lhot lo ............ Plltr - - t1J til'. 1:11 olb ...,.. ot Knoxville 1o complete tneol If llllxtd w11b quiet oa11 Ia sllleol dry IQcredteall, 8reP lrvt. 11f!11t .._ Co1m1J Pt 'Ill IIIII. IIIIIIIBaall ... ~-~ 1 hll cloelor of piJlloaopby and llalled coc•d. :':". ":: ~ IDllll ~ Dlloofer lho apodal ea.. . , .... llll*od lddJ 01 All-. . l!'ee. ' loudleo lhlt <aaned .,.... _ . , _ . ,,.,.. ..... 'llben ~-till 81ir 111 IIIIDae 111111 IIIII OIIMII!etiiiJ add lit a 'l1le ~'7 ..W llao In~~ .. fll llor - ... I-PI•~. Mrs, Fred Walker ol Wash· wllb wblte llllla!llanon aut Sbapo daiiP IIIIo llldlllbt o1 dlabeo 117 robust beef Jl't•cNol cllll*eD over IZ lilt. IIIII Mn: 'I. . lloal; II llli!On, D. C., and his brolhl:r 111iar and capped with JNH. ,..; of 11111111 ni!WII; place 011 Jfat7, ...iM. 11'10'""' al4 l'lrellli IN IIIUd ~ · ~ of llunliniJIOn were Galllpoh• !Clllno cheiTJ "-!ves. Good IJihUy IV"IMd bokl"' abeel. ""lcten 1!'"'1 rk:bl1 llatond il' CWIPIIIt lilt lorllll and No Mr. IIIII lin. 1111 .. viJltors Ftiday ~ Mr. Walker, · t)ly,a~. .._ cooldet Platten witll folk II' opalula tJblel ......,. 1J1U1b, IUIIIIbelll JftlllllllJ. ol lllllornllle lllld Jra t tired editor ol the Trade ore wonderlullravelero, 100, d Bake In a moderate (J'I$ ~ room gravy.'Uselbem u pour. Tbe SUJVey b beilll........., . _••., ol s,._ ,.. toniat, started . bil ~ lo frlendt llld family Jar .,....) oven, 10 tO 12 mlmllel, ona lor pota...., meat, poullry 011 b)' lho Will Viqlala State lunled bome lfrm '1J cal<fl' '" Galhpolll, bil away. . or unUI u,lltly browned. Cool or oandwlebea: '"' u coolrlnt DeperUll<DI ol llelllb ID coop: 1111 from rt. 'n!amu. KJ~ 5 lown. Tbe recipe .makes dol.en aUghUy before removing from in8fodleAia Ill cauerolea and erallon with the- County where IIley were ealled I'll Mr. and Mrs. Luther two-Inc,: d,lameUir c:ootl•. · baking sheet. u desired, decor· skillet clllllea. Hetltll department to determioe the clelllt ol lln. Clareoeli.&_ 0 'n!EAL COOKIEI at. with willtl! conleotloners' 1be level o1 proteo11oa _,_ lie) Gardnet. of Rt. I, VInton, Ill etlJI' lm.d lllzpurpooe I!GUr I ••• and ...._ hal MEAT lAW Meaalel ill lho COUDiy 111e sur Mrs. Gecqe LogaD Nb>nwl of lt'' ToReeeive SorveyFor.s BIRTH ANNOUNCED Cl1>ell ~,; Stewart Mr. and Mrs. JJalji:;.,,M.~O:~:Iue!.A surpr1se b!rtbda1 party dJo. Inc ol lbt K....,. .Women'l son, born on .Novemllel' Soel- o1 a.t1t1111 "'m-llloller ~pita!, welchlllll •y pounds and 10 ounces and held 'i'lluJ!dljlat lbt ~· ed '!ollert Jrq. ~ bas MTrabe.Johtl llalb. ' . W.,rdv Lynn. P~mli lllOib' Is ~ u... Florence · ~rerl.,ot!"e'411:'::;Fo~utsrlfl Aye. Mlltmal M, ate Mr: ..• PuJils c.,. •-w Mr ·-• u - IIINdQ . ~1~:..~ Creative Cookie Recipe ::•• • vent 5 -::..or::: ' ... . . - ...... 7 Ill . I.. ii JJONDAY lit' . • KAnE'S KORNER Meigs Gallia . £.. 1 Ii I"1 fJ ' ~~ .• . ' ,.., .. �- -~ ..... -- _.,..., ._~ ----- -- ---- · ·-~ ' -. .._. _.,.. _ ____________.......__ -------------------· __ ... ............. ...... ...:_:~ • ' r hJJ I I J! ~ n~· ~dhi ~ l H I1 .. I i! •t.. n I I drl ! Ii J', r ! lm. ' I_&;IJ!I iH"bi sU I r! ! !J !1 r J! I l • H1f ti Hif !! lr ~u I 1 l ·: 11 ! 1 , ~· 1rt L ! J ~ ·hl ,. ~ ·• · II J! Jill E ..,.v' erots I l - - -·.-p.a.o.·- - l s, =•if ,.'1 •.,.., 8 .. . .. -~ I II ll ii~ I 1Uf UJ J ~ J! U I 1 ·40 MEIGS C«<nty SaJoal ~ENCII alLONY Olapter, RIIJIII'I ID ,..aJar pqbta of lho Amer1c1D 1 ' ...,., 11 1!• p. Revolulkln ..W meet at 2 lljt iiadnt fAclotl 0.U. . p.m., 11 lho bomt of Mla. ~ l!:f" Myrtle Walker •' Catherlnt llaywwd. , le ....... IIIII Dorolll~ AMERIC~ 11ZD Cl\0811 ~f · Gray Ladl.. will hold a ' · :,:.;~. NIGHl •·ill ·. luncheoo a,t 12:30 p. m. in ~m.llr"'' i tho! Holzer lloopltal coieloria, wileD lbe •• POMONA GIIANGE Will meet PTA al Centenary Granae at 7:10 :•J.,...':c:'~..:.~~· wiU . p.m . Member• are asked to meiltt be served. brlna pie and -wichoo, and Lhe holt Grange will fur· OF HEATH nlah the drink. Cilan!h pHI Jlleel TUESDAY ;,Jl.\ ju,, t at ljie KAY ROGERS Society .of Flrot Baptlat Church wUI meet 7 ~"' p.m. A sessbm 'on tbe ~IIOD program at 1:30 P~ m. m the Follow, by;~ WliCil wW be ship Room. Mr. and Mrs. wllh Mrs. Galeo Brown Gene Stocllton, mlalonariet to cll~Pit. -.tiled by Mrt. Venezuela wUI be cueats. MOOI;w: llosttUea wW be All ladles are welcome to Mil4red Zelllor, Mrs. attend. H'bbt Mn Earl GRACE METI!ODJST WSCS •D..Id. EtltJmlnger CJ!r<lee will meet aa follows: M J Brewlnlton C~rcJe 5 at I p. m. at lite ra. llllfl . cburcll, and Circle 6 at I p. RIVEIIVIEW PTA wUI m. at the homo or Mrs. DonMOII!aJ eYIIlinc, Jan. t; II 7:, aid Galloway, Ohio Ave. 30 lllho ·lldlool. A play FRENCII CITY GARDEN preaeaied b)> Ohio UnlvmiiY Club wUI meat at 1:30 p.m. sludenla, "Random Ttrgel." at the home ol Mrs. s. L. This wtU deal wllh discipline Bossard. wlllt Mrs. Jaclr bl Hackworlb as COrbostess. pro em.'· RIVERSIDE STUDY t..'LUR BETHZL NO. a of the fit. will meat at 1 p. m. at ·~• ternallaaal Order of Job'l home ol Mrs. Ella O>ndee. ghtero wiD meet Monday · at RIO GRANDE Calvary Bapr 7:30 p.m., allhe Pomeroy Ma· t!Bt Ladies Auxillay wlll meet sonle 'l'lmple. at 1:10 ~.m. at the church. TUEIDAY WEDNUDAY Glllt.CE METIIODtsT WSCS ~~~ 1 ctrel.. wUI meel as follows: I Circle 1 at 7:30 p. m. at the 811 Ladp ~ ~ti home of Mrs. Bill Campbell ary 10 • innl"l at 'M p. m. Lower River Road; Circle 2 Harry L. ~besher, W. · at 7:30 p. m. at lfle home of AldERIC~ LEGION AUXII· Mra. Max Tawne) . Fl"t Ave : iary o! Lewla Mlllley Poet 2M Circle 3 at 7:30 p. m. at the wil) meet 1\lelday 7 p. m. P•rsonage, Hedgewood Dr1ve at lbe Mt. Moriah . Bap~ah ond Circle 4 at 7:30 P· m. at Church, MiddlepOrt. . · lho home of Mrs. Garrett Kerna, 402 Fourth Ave. REGULAR IIIOtltal of I be GALLIA COUNTY EX'J'EN, MiddlepOrt BP.W 'Club will be alon Homemok•rs Council Jan, 10 al the Columbia Gao will meet at Grace Methodist Compeny offloe. 'n!e procr11.• Church at 10 a. m. 'n!e prowill lie on ''World Affairs" with cram will be "Pulse ol Life." Mary Ann c.impbell of by Mr. Dwight Kuhn, eafety polls 11 gueat speaker. supervisor ol Columbus and di1111er wiU be at 8:30 p. m. at Southern Ohio Electric eo. llte Marlin RelttaUrlllt. There will be potluck and SYRACUSE PTA wDI meet those atten<!lng are asked to at 7:30 m. Tuesday at the bring their own table serv, schotl audllorium. There will Ice. he 'IJ*Ial entertainment willt THURSDAY relrOibmenllt .tterwarcla. All NEWCOMERS will hold a dJn. parents and friends are urced ner meeting at 7 p. m. at Oa· to attelld. .. · car•s Restaurant. Cocktail WSCS OF 11IE UN1TED Me. hour .at 6:30 p. m: Following thodbt churdt will meat ue• lbe dinner there 11!111 be diiJ'ic: day at7:10 p.m. at !hi church. lng and bridge. Huabands will Mrs, Olemt DID ov111 praent the ~ guests. prognm toplo, ''DIIIogue with COIIIt. WSCS wUI hold an all, a Difference." Hqslesses are day meeting at the home ol Mrs . Harry P. Smith and Mrs. Mro. Stanley Wood. There Eddie Smith. All members are wlll be a baby shower for urged 10 attand and to bring Mrs. Richard Speirs. plalllo medlcjne containers. OPEN GATE GARDEN elub WEDNl!SDAY wiU meet at 7:30 p. m. at lite WHITE ROBE Uidge No. home of. Mrs. Arl Lanham. ·will meet at die ·Anltrlclli There will b,< 1 plant sale. Rion Hall Wednetday, ~ · 1l at 1:10 p. m. , Dr. Mor«,an RelfJIU AMAEUR GARDEN . Con~~entibn EtJene. will meet al lho hollllt ol Mrt. The Emanon Qilb o1 Galllpolla ' ~.dward llurhtl, Middleport, 'n!uraday at lbt home of Jan. II II I p.m. Robert Caldwell. Mra. TB\lR8IlAY. Saundero lnlroducod REEDSVILLB • LQNO 'lllomu Morgan, who die'om H~' cilub will lite RapubUoan Naliotlz . neat Jan. al Convention of 19M. 2, f .p.m. 11 · Dr. Mora011 attended the .lereon home. eonvenUon In San Fr011claco u a del.,ale from lbe Jlltb :·e ll:merpiiOy :,"'llt by Bt'own. creealonal Dltlrlct. Neal .. nd Wa. lng o1 the club will be J011. at tbe nome Ill Mrs. Robert I ..w ·i fb Jr•. I' S ~ ' J ..w I i U~ = 't ' 'f l ; I p. ' ... - .. . , 'I ,e" 8flf9 ' Readittgso"e ;;., , . Feot!lrev•· · ~:~e:,t Slfeela. ,... , ~ ....__ ~!~tlrare~~ er .., . ~· .,.. Drive, Malemal ""'"' ·~r:_~ ~~~;r=;~~Si:m-~ of • le Mrs. M"' ol Fvurth Ave. - ' - 'ta ••lltJ ••'* _.... ¥1illlhl1 home after holidays with llteir and Ml'll. Gerald Tate Helen. Mr. and Ml'll. Gerald daughter of Dayton New Year holiday willt his pwenll, Mr. ~nd Mrs. WaltTate or Gallipolis, and hil Mr. and Mrs. Charla lllld family ol Cheehlre. I teaapooo baklui powder ougar P p.,. ~-·• ves. II lelapooo boklnC I!Oda PARTY UNll II leaapo<lll lilt A bullet table witllout meatII cup fl slick) margarine or balls! Almoot unbeanl of to bultel', IIOitened . boot.,... who want to add a I cup fltmly packed light substantial note to a party biown sugar menu, to guesls who anticipate I egg aomelhinl hot aiOfllaide "" ar· II teaspoon vanllla extract ray of cold snacb. I cup quid< Gala Thio recipe offers a Hilla .bit I (9 oz.) package oondensed different veralon of meatballs mltlce meal Theae belin witll ground lamb and I:J cups (one 311 oz Clll) flavor • lllbanced with subtl~ flaked coconut. \additions of berba A quick vey relen to lbe "bil;, er ....;. home Wednesdliy ~V~ ular" measles tbatlast 1nm..,. Memorial HOOJI)~~'!'! 10 1o 14 days Olld NOT t b e Improving. L.. '-' "' ~ ;;: 1 pound lfOIIII4 lamb German Meaal.,...., the ~ Mr. and lilra. ~J.~1i! J lablespoons line dry ~ad da measles. spent the' pial ir~ In • • crumbs ~ul •-· and cliJI. lumbtu witll hla •il!t:!i ~ es compa,..~ . brollter:!JI:Iaw Mr miJb i V• teupoon dried mltll leavea, lea, OJl'IIIOrod b)' The V8CC1DI· C.ude J..,eri ...;_wlPI ~ cruobed "" Auillanc!l Act puoed by ~ apent a d.;";tC~U b ~ teaspoon onion ull Congrell, are now underway .m their ..., lllld daughter,Jn- aw duh pepper many counties ill West Vlrgu>- Mr and Mrs Rlchmd l!balol' . . teaspoon rosemary • erusbed Ia and b)' IJirlall aU (!Oillltleo lamUy . •. - I generous dash crushed lltyme wU1 be Involved. Oll November Mlaa - . . Amol~ Combine ~ lablelpoone ~ravy 13, 18G6, 435 rblldren between turned "' her otudi., "f ,..._. with lamb, bread crumbs, mini, lbe aps of 12 monthe and lt I' ""W' o•lon, salt and pepper; ahape years received Meules vat~..ne Nazarene College • ~KaQ Into 60 miniature mealball&. ID at special oJIDles Ill Mason kee, Ill., after spendfn t"!!· .1. l!killet brown meatballs · pour CouDiy, and mllly children lday vacation with bet' """t r0f US $ . IC. Sf oil fat Add gravy and have receiVed the vaccine from Mrs. MaxiM Amofll. ' ~ , New Year's Eve was celo. man Stewart, Mrs. Nell McMa- Inc seasonlnp. Cover: c:ook private pbyslclam~ Mrs. Maxine Amo~ vlt!ttod brated b)' 14 members of Tod. hon and Mrs. Ricbard Slerreu. over low beat 20 mlnulel. Sllr 'n!e nwnber ol remaJni!lg 'nwreday evening at lila~ dlel'll to Taaeel! Mollters The remainder of the evening now and l!len. Makeo fill smaU susceptlblee In lite county will Va., with her nloth'!"· ~rs. ,. League at the Knilbts ol Pylhl, wao opent IIOCially and In play· meatballs. be determined wilen survev ry Aum!ller ~ her llleter '1111 as Hall iJI Galllpot!B, with !ng gamee. forms are collected and rev1ow· brotheNn,law, Mr. , am ll1lii their busbotnd5 Q gueab. Mrs. Norman Stewart, chaJrBACK TO ITUDIES ed. Wilbur Stewart. • ~ ~ men of the special octivlties Jamll lllddho pre:law slu, Mre. ADen 1!4mp(on~ 'n!e ball was gally decorated committee, and her committee doni at Ohio university In Alb: CWB TO MEET home 'nluradayl evai.bf a a and a dellclous buffet dinner membel'll Mrs. Lester Plymale, ens, baa retumetllo the unlvtrz 'n!e Middleport Literary Club two weeks vl!tt •t ~. Olri• =-~ baked..::::; ';;',.lite mam Mrs. Richard Sterrett and Mrs. Blty after spendln!J lbe Chris~ wW meet Wednesday, January II, Tex., with Mrs. Lu~ Ramt. off ,;.•:._ Mr Har.,;:.cew ;_a• Robert Gillespie were in char&e mas hol1daya willt his parenla, II, at lite home o1 Mrs. C. M. lon and Mr. and Mh."\'IS'Ivestf' a er. of arrqemenl& lor lbe altair. Mr. and Mrs. 'lbomu E. DJd,,llennesy. 'nils will be the 811, Lytle and other ~· > A comical oklt was present- Nexl regular meeting will be die, Racine. He retldes at null business meellng and lite C':::> --.. od by Mrs. Lester Plymale, Jan. 24, at tbe homo of Mro. coin Hall which ia located oajreview will be "1bomas" given call response wiD Iii~ l\lrs, Gleim Ward, Mr1. Nor- Harold Walker. lbe Eat Green Campos, b)' Mrs. Walter Waddell. Roll lous lictional cbarattet',.- J Personal Notes . From Middleport Toddlers to Tassels Mothers Unit GIVe$ • parfy H ban · d D 31 Don Brown, Jr. of lho u. s . Air Force Jell Columbus t111a week for Grand Foru, N. D. be will be atatloned. He spent the holiday• here his wile, Kllt'lll Bachner BroWJI lllld his paronla Mrs. Donald Brown: Haven. Mr and Mrs Richard ·and son, ·Eric, visited the holldays in Dayton Mrs. Margaret Hill Mr. and Mrs Daie and children, Jill and SteVie of Newton Falls, Ohio, vlsH over the holiday with relative friends Tba Rev · a d M Doruild j · n rs. and children, Jeanie . have returned lrom m Manchester, Conn. mother, Mrs. Helen Boon.o.l Don Grueser, I!Oh of Mr. and Mrs. Wtlliam Gruesor, . ot Ohio State Unlverm Columbus. He ri!Cently . his servtco after ser, VUil! In the Far East. Rick Oiler has returned to Univenity alter aper~d,j lng the holiclltys here parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oiler and son, Steve. the New Year RlsJ< ;,an.~ ]lls patents, was Joe H'!fl of Hawaii, a fra~Brnit~ 1 brother at Miami. a senior, majoring In ~.:;~~ Engineering, has been 1 a scholarship for lite nexl mester by the Great Northern Paper Company located Malne. He has been~ employed lbere for the past lwo aum• I mers. Oller le a ~raduale Middleport High School. Mrs. Edgtr Alleniwortb 11 vloltlng with her d~~=;,:~j famUy, Mrs. Jamoe and c:IJI- In Alu:andria, Col. Hartinger has been usiiJI- 1 od to 11r Ioree duly in Nam. Mro. Grace VIa left P'rhllav I her home in ~Teus after spending oeveral we6s · with ber sister, Mra. Jolin caltl. · Via plllll 1o visit with another BIBler Dahlia Pauley before C0in11 ' Texai. ---- 1 11011 oz.) mlllhroom iSI'li"Y COD and ;_aln, ° "' •· u..: . ; ~ .,. . - -- ' .,._ ...... _ ...... ..~: •. J., ' . S.UI'PJ'iaeDilUUir = b:.J;.~.;,~~ ..! , home ol Mrs. Slewart'a alid IODzln.law, Mr. Mrs. llllbert Sls1011 on Thbil, 'llflddleporL 'lee. ~ m llerV· the dJJmer 10 ~lho lbe boola, Mr. Slasolt, Qar. . •• ·: BrownMr.andandi:biJdren ,.., Karla1 IDd .,.,~ .•'lit'~ ~· . )." •• ...... r.::.' ,. ' • r:. '-' '.:. .. ~ .~ aud ' ' .f. '· ,_ '*** ., '',. I . , ,. ar~~~ .... , .. ,..,. . - B rhl II I 1 *'· (f.• ... T 'J lor-..,...,,, . IIY O'IDII CROW Sill .....,... a-, H-lhopi·IDb> lia711111r. I.... 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":: ~ IDllll ~ Dlloofer lho apodal ea.. . , .... llll*od lddJ 01 All-. . l!'ee. ' loudleo lhlt <aaned .,.... _ . , _ . ,,.,.. ..... 'llben ~-till 81ir 111 IIIIDae 111111 IIIII OIIMII!etiiiJ add lit a 'l1le ~'7 ..W llao In~~ .. fll llor - ... I-PI•~. Mrs, Fred Walker ol Wash· wllb wblte llllla!llanon aut Sbapo daiiP IIIIo llldlllbt o1 dlabeo 117 robust beef Jl't•cNol cllll*eD over IZ lilt. IIIII Mn: 'I. . lloal; II llli!On, D. C., and his brolhl:r 111iar and capped with JNH. ,..; of 11111111 ni!WII; place 011 Jfat7, ...iM. 11'10'""' al4 l'lrellli IN IIIUd ~ · ~ of llunliniJIOn were Galllpoh• !Clllno cheiTJ "-!ves. Good IJihUy IV"IMd bokl"' abeel. ""lcten 1!'"'1 rk:bl1 llatond il' CWIPIIIt lilt lorllll and No Mr. IIIII lin. 1111 .. viJltors Ftiday ~ Mr. Walker, · t)ly,a~. .._ cooldet Platten witll folk II' opalula tJblel ......,. 1J1U1b, IUIIIIbelll JftlllllllJ. ol lllllornllle lllld Jra t tired editor ol the Trade ore wonderlullravelero, 100, d Bake In a moderate (J'I$ ~ room gravy.'Uselbem u pour. Tbe SUJVey b beilll........., . _••., ol s,._ ,.. toniat, started . bil ~ lo frlendt llld family Jar .,....) oven, 10 tO 12 mlmllel, ona lor pota...., meat, poullry 011 b)' lho Will Viqlala State lunled bome lfrm '1J cal<fl' '" Galhpolll, bil away. . or unUI u,lltly browned. Cool or oandwlebea: '"' u coolrlnt DeperUll<DI ol llelllb ID coop: 1111 from rt. 'n!amu. KJ~ 5 lown. Tbe recipe .makes dol.en aUghUy before removing from in8fodleAia Ill cauerolea and erallon with the- County where IIley were ealled I'll Mr. and Mrs. Luther two-Inc,: d,lameUir c:ootl•. · baking sheet. u desired, decor· skillet clllllea. Hetltll department to determioe the clelllt ol lln. Clareoeli.&_ 0 'n!EAL COOKIEI at. with willtl! conleotloners' 1be level o1 proteo11oa _,_ lie) Gardnet. of Rt. I, VInton, Ill etlJI' lm.d lllzpurpooe I!GUr I ••• and ...._ hal MEAT lAW Meaalel ill lho COUDiy 111e sur Mrs. Gecqe LogaD Nb>nwl of lt'' ToReeeive SorveyFor.s BIRTH ANNOUNCED Cl1>ell ~,; Stewart Mr. and Mrs. JJalji:;.,,M.~O:~:Iue!.A surpr1se b!rtbda1 party dJo. Inc ol lbt K....,. .Women'l son, born on .Novemllel' Soel- o1 a.t1t1111 "'m-llloller ~pita!, welchlllll •y pounds and 10 ounces and held 'i'lluJ!dljlat lbt ~· ed '!ollert Jrq. ~ bas MTrabe.Johtl llalb. ' . W.,rdv Lynn. P~mli lllOib' Is ~ u... Florence · ~rerl.,ot!"e'411:'::;Fo~utsrlfl Aye. Mlltmal M, ate Mr: ..• PuJils c.,. •-w Mr ·-• u - IIINdQ . ~1~:..~ Creative Cookie Recipe ::•• • vent 5 -::..or::: ' ... . . - ...... 7 Ill . I.. ii JJONDAY lit' . • KAnE'S KORNER Meigs Gallia . £.. 1 Ii I"1 fJ ' ~~ .• . ' ,.., .. �.. I ••• I ---' .!-..---For Sale _ _ 14-'Ibe Sunda)' Times-Sentillel, Sunday,ian. 8, 196:.:7 '--- CLEAI'I carpolll with ease, I r--=.....;;;=;;;;;:=;;;;..- , l\111 Bluo Lusl.re makes the job a 1 Time to Eat breeze. Ront tlectrle lluun- =- bueJJ!enl Ph. «Wll&. "!!I,SOXlO MODERN fl. Sheppard, 162 C.rd Of Thanks = j;tF ; I.: all utilities. On street 6-1 Adults only. F. E. Kerr, 4-16-0456. FARM for sale. See Owen -~--g-ir-l'-s 1><!-.-st oey friendl - !llltil she finds B~ue Lustr' for clearung carpets. Rent ~tric shampooer $1. Fann er;~ l{ardware Co 1>6 RAJiil!l: ~ · for 8 s~ ma ftl$bt tpll JW1nge-d lO Smoolh l 1 PUlars 171la>1.for lndon<e llilGer~us of or Ph. 33U420. Date.line: NEAR NEW ONE FLOOR plan 3 BR home, tile bath, nice large kitchen with wood cabinets, large fenced lot, detached garage, priced '10,500. can be bought on land contract, down "·000 mo. payment to be Den-1 2307 JeHerson Ave. Point Pleasant 4-3 2 BEDROOM, one floor nlan home, nice large kitchen ¥1.\NiJ AD INFORMAtiON • For Sale - The Jan. 1967-lS · Reel Estate For Sale Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE • llAmNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. 0. • • JOHN was wounded in action In VIet· nam on Thursday, Dec. 22. The s~· year veteran of the U. S. Marines IS now a patient at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Great Laket, ill. • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE WY2·2156 All utliiUes pald, 5th Ave., Middleport. Ph. 9923056. l 8 1f< THREE and lour rob)ll f.mnlob• l ed apartmen(f. AU utiLities paid. Pb. 992-2716, Rowley and Reed. After 5 p. m. call YOU sav..r a"'I slaved for 992-3574. I 5 tfc wall to wall carpet. Keep It ' new With Blue Lustre. Rent electnc shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. l 3 6tc RADIATOR SERVICE YOUR DIRTY Monday for 65 Chevelle ON TRACTOR OVERHAULS GILMORE was the 28th Blue DevU to receive the coveted GAHS athletic key when be graduated on Thursday, June 2, 1960. He earned four varsity track letters three in football and two In basketball. He wu a guar'd on Bob Sang's football team, and played forward for Mark Wylie's 1958-59 SEOAL championship basketball squad. JOHN'S greatest thrill in high school athletics, accord· ing to a cllppinf in the Gallipolis Tribune dated Saturday, June 4, 960, came during his junior year U at Jackson. It was a cold, rainy September night. The Blue DevU football team led JacksOn 12.() Jnidway Ill Sale or Tr1cle the third ~riod. John, playing safety, took a Jackson punt on his own 20, and raced 80 yarda for a third 11168 Mustang, stand. shift. Pb. GAHS touchdown. It was his flrat and ouly touchdown. 'l!lll-7rm. However, the brllliant play was nullified by a eUppins 4-3 penalty. GAHS went on to blank the Ironmen, 1~. ===-=====;.; :;;;;:=! = lnsur1- 'lfiil with name, address (or .big box of home needs and co&metu~s. FREE to reliable men and women. Tell and show friends, make good mo- --ro.-..gas--. ---AU' hot water heater. 1 BLAIR, DEPT.761DAI l VNCHBURG, VA. 24505 1206 Second Ave. Pb. 446-~168- l BRAMMER'S - ~· - · WANTED full time station at· I> T. tendanl No greasing or tire changing, age 21-55, must be a hard worker. Salar y mo. plus commission. Hi - Lo Oil 1960 --ehampooer $t Central Sup. ., . lllll Co. 6-6 - SIX rooms and bath, unfurn~11\0> downtown, Ph. 446-2775. IIEATING, liOI Second 44W11Z. 1951 I>T Pord Pickup 1959 'I'• T. Chevrolet Trucl: 1956 10 T. Chevrolet Pickup 1957 - I> T. ~·ont Pickup 1 Minneapolla Moline Potoer I The WISEMAN Unit Agency 1959 F 600 Font Dump START THE NEW YEAR 1959 2 Ton Chev. stake 19511 F 600 Font 1964 I T. lnternaUonal 1960 ~ T. Font 19o9 1 T. Chev. New 60" Rotary Cutten $299.50. New B.2ii • zo, 10 nylon tires $55. Inc. Fe<ler•ul.~~~ SAVE Big! Do your own rug 8m1 upholstery clearung wi•i1 ~n~. . LJ¢ret' 'Rent electric - -- International Pickup '~ reasonable 6-6 one mtle from Crown '10 per month , Ph. 2ii6- &:it. Forced atr oil furnace CJ ?1¥ clean lump and coal Carl WlDten. A , «6-0922. , 4-3 DUPLEX furnishedand unfur0. Apply 910 lth Ave. I< \ • • • • NOTICE MI!RCHANDISI! LIQtiiDA 'I' ION 14 NEW ZIG-ZAG . SIWING MACHtNES ' Wllh 20 Yoor Pociory Ou•r•niHI Nltlanlll'f AllllvertiHd Brandi To Bo Sold 11 $:14.00 Eoch CAN I I PAID AT $5.00 !A MONTH · We Will Deliver To Your Home to Stw on Thtm Phono 992-2013 Mlddleporl "Nick Chick" ler;hom or started pullets today. Mod· ern Poultry, Box 1118, Att~n!I, J 0., Ph 693-783f. • I 8 ltc CUSTOM butchering, will buy hides. Phil Meier, 9112-3>10. 111 Priced For Quick Sale PICKUP TRUCKS e1951 F~rd '!J Ton e1960 lnternetiontl Vz Ton e19U G.M.C. V2 Ton •1964 Dodge Y1 Ton e1964 Jeep Pick Up 4 Wheel Drln Meigs Equipment Co. Reu Mtlt• GentrtJ Hosp. 992·2176 Pomeroy • BAIRD REALTY CO. '1'......,•• .~....... ll-.Prfv..., ... t.&eber 3S.Head COVV~nr I ;3~ kHomonynt. ofSidown. M.Egp B'f. Vitality water furnished. $00 81011th. Call Mrs. George I XGi!r~an:foo•,-..Pho~;:.nei:mCH;i;;:~i-6;;;;1lli:=..iii: ~~. a-tt • ABC Stage 67 came up with television's best program in many years last Wednesday night. ''The Trap of Solid Gold," seen by area resident. on Channel 13", Huntington, will no doubt win high lumors later ll)ls year. Rick Du Brow, author of United Press lnternational's daily "Television in Review" column, called it a "simple, yet almost tenifying contemporary dra· rna about a rising young business executive and his family who were trapped financially by status re-qUirements of his career-{)esptte his $23,000 a year salary." • • tax. house on R• Ohio Valley W.piemeltl Co. ll:oss from the RoadsiOle l-~l3a~PIDe~~SL~,~Ph.~~t~II~IS~D~ief Avo. "' MEMBERS of the Times-Sentinel staff wish to thank Mrs. Gil Corliss, Gallipolis, for that delicious holi· day treat just before Chnstmas. The ''Corliss Kitchen Special"-• bread loaf baked by Rita-was consumed within minutes after she delivered it. Spreader Fer Rent --41.;..- - • , 2G'I tf .,.=AN=D'"'ARD=---=p::-w:--:Milik==a=----:.,1 T. Ford Pickup 1 used 1 row Cornpicker 1 used Tractor Manure! Company, lUll! EastAve., Gallipolis. 52 ow Piambtng and Beallag 300 4th Ave. 446-1637• . - .. NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Male Help Wanted ... ··- . . ~ . -- * ranty. Ph. 446-1639. ney spare time taking their orders. Write today. ned after learning of John's wounda suffered in GRANGE ealendars are ln. Vietnam. But John is a fighter. He never givea up. Pick yours up at Neal IDstD"· He's "sidelined" now, but you can llet he'll be np and .... Agency. at 'em again as soon as he's released from the hospital. 1966 Vacuwn Cleaner, out layaway, tank type witb cleaning attachments. 4 payments of $5.41, Full ·TEAR OUT THIS AD ... DATELINE, like many other GallipoUtans, wu atun· 11!,1~:~:~~~ sale. Lump, ker and mine run. ea Coal Co., Cheshire, 0. Jan. 1, 1967 from or call Charles- -!!~~~~ OM Town Flats 1-6 ~ety Notes or mooth Slf'er.lnll tpl, trailer .,..._ Contact Stella Arnold Hotel. 181-11 ~ f'...,"•l MAY WE HELP YOU? the Tribune are waitlog to help you, tu tmd to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent •.. most anyth~ou need we can find with an econo · , faat.actlng 'l'n- Acl. Call us today. GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 TERMITE PEft CONTROL FREE inspectiOn, caU 44Wl!e Merrill O'Dell, Operator lor Eitermltat Termite &xpe.ienad Ad--Vioor Will H•lp You . ····-~·- ___ ,... 18 Belmoul Dr. . . . --"" -· ~ - -- ~-· .. _... ·-· ...... -.- . . . . . Servl.."'8 167-11 • Cor • Truck • HNt.r Core e Bullclonr eAny Type SPECIAL IN 1960, as a senior, Gilmore ran the ~20 high hurdles in 16 seconds, tying Bill Browns 1955 record. Also In 1960, Gilmore ran the 180 low hurdles In 21 seconds, equaling Bill Carr's 1955 record. 6-1 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCUS MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT IT'S been 11 years since John C. Gil· more. 2,, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gilmore, 818 'fbird Ave., Gal· llpolis, was first noticed on the sporta scene in the Old Frencb City. • ; Send for details, FREE I, pie, -U;NA WADE, Deot. 891DA1, Lynchburg, Va. 24Jo; I I • • IT seems like it was only yesterday when John Gilmore suffered a broken leg while playing summer league baseball on Memorial Field. John was occupy· with plenty cabinets, full divided basement, gas furn- ing fiat base at the time. He chased a pop up toward ace, carport, conrete drive, the foul line, ran too far, and craahed Into the bleach· tches several weeki. large lot with plenty trees ers. Needless to say, he waa on cru 0 • • & shrubs. JOHN gave up baaeball for track when he entered higb school. He was a member of the Blue Devils thinclad squad for four years. He sun shares three GAHS track records - 12()..yard hilb hurd!~. 180-yard low hurdles and high jump. In 1959, John scored 5-10 In the high jump to tie Rod Frazier and John Mllhoan'a all-time record. :ns~:p:!::ru~a:~~~ge~: ~~~~ -.~ -~ -· ·- & • in arranged. RM. HOUSE with bath Chatham Ave. Call ~ sayings Have 10 members each sell t..... enty SOc packages. Keep $50 for ym'it ll'easury. send me $50. ' ... Aoon, detached garage. lot FROM a broken leg on Mernorlial Field (suf• 50' x 170'. Vacant, ~an bP ferejl while playlns summer leasue baseball) , ta seen any time. face, arm and leg woUnds In Chu Ll.i, RepubUc -f/4 Vietpam In 1968. payment, 2126 0322. Church your ,., alder and basement, 2 car garage, large lot in Rio Grallde, Good Cendltlon. Ph. 24:i-!i535 ! 3 rms. Notic; DIAMO~ - IIDGIIiiiiiiSII>.einilJGODer-=~-&.~15&R:M~.~ho~ust!~Wl:-~th~~~4-~3~ ~~~~?~~ "' • ed living room din e ~, >. S ROOM frame home, basemen!, gas forced furnace, storm windows baek of Kanauga Depot. Ph. 446-J'/60. I '- .... 1 throughout my recent Mrs."' Francis Johnson .\ - IY.. STORY $70oo ot III-Lo Farm, Upper River me -- - RHI ht1te For S.le DillON AGENCY ~ !~- 2 bedrooms, 1~ baths, wuher and dryer. Pb. 44MGM at- .1162 GMC tandem truck, 15 11. 1 a ter 5 p.m. 8-3 dump bed, a oew tires, m: 12: UNFURNISHED apartmeoL good comliUon, priced lo sell. Adults only. See Mrs. Eug""e Pb. ll'/9-l!StO. Pickens, 20 Grape St. who · have comforted ~ ' • -- NICE 4 t.eciroorn home. 1- WISH to make a grateful lmowledgement to the Holut _ljDSpltal staff, all fnends and i!atlves and blood dollO'"s . usiness tile syto For Rent • FOR ONLV BE PROUD Ofi'""'·t A CLEAN CAR'"' 1 U-DRIVE-THRUm•)rJ CAR WAStJ""'"' BAIRD BROS~ ·o AUTO WRECKiNG.· , ' · n 1"! Ph. 915-UIJ." 1 o, 12 mi. N. of Pomuoy., d .. On St. Itt. 7 'l't'\.., 1 t USED PARTS FOR CARS c, ",,.. �.. I ••• I ---' .!-..---For Sale _ _ 14-'Ibe Sunda)' Times-Sentillel, Sunday,ian. 8, 196:.:7 '--- CLEAI'I carpolll with ease, I r--=.....;;;=;;;;;:=;;;;..- , l\111 Bluo Lusl.re makes the job a 1 Time to Eat breeze. Ront tlectrle lluun- =- bueJJ!enl Ph. «Wll&. "!!I,SOXlO MODERN fl. Sheppard, 162 C.rd Of Thanks = j;tF ; I.: all utilities. On street 6-1 Adults only. F. E. Kerr, 4-16-0456. FARM for sale. See Owen -~--g-ir-l'-s 1><!-.-st oey friendl - !llltil she finds B~ue Lustr' for clearung carpets. Rent ~tric shampooer $1. Fann er;~ l{ardware Co 1>6 RAJiil!l: ~ · for 8 s~ ma ftl$bt tpll JW1nge-d lO Smoolh l 1 PUlars 171la>1.for lndon<e llilGer~us of or Ph. 33U420. Date.line: NEAR NEW ONE FLOOR plan 3 BR home, tile bath, nice large kitchen with wood cabinets, large fenced lot, detached garage, priced '10,500. can be bought on land contract, down "·000 mo. payment to be Den-1 2307 JeHerson Ave. Point Pleasant 4-3 2 BEDROOM, one floor nlan home, nice large kitchen ¥1.\NiJ AD INFORMAtiON • For Sale - The Jan. 1967-lS · Reel Estate For Sale Experienced RADIATOR SERVICE • llAmNARS Phone 992-2143 Pomeroy. 0. • • JOHN was wounded in action In VIet· nam on Thursday, Dec. 22. The s~· year veteran of the U. S. Marines IS now a patient at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Great Laket, ill. • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE WY2·2156 All utliiUes pald, 5th Ave., Middleport. Ph. 9923056. l 8 1f< THREE and lour rob)ll f.mnlob• l ed apartmen(f. AU utiLities paid. Pb. 992-2716, Rowley and Reed. After 5 p. m. call YOU sav..r a"'I slaved for 992-3574. I 5 tfc wall to wall carpet. Keep It ' new With Blue Lustre. Rent electnc shampooer $1. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. l 3 6tc RADIATOR SERVICE YOUR DIRTY Monday for 65 Chevelle ON TRACTOR OVERHAULS GILMORE was the 28th Blue DevU to receive the coveted GAHS athletic key when be graduated on Thursday, June 2, 1960. He earned four varsity track letters three in football and two In basketball. He wu a guar'd on Bob Sang's football team, and played forward for Mark Wylie's 1958-59 SEOAL championship basketball squad. JOHN'S greatest thrill in high school athletics, accord· ing to a cllppinf in the Gallipolis Tribune dated Saturday, June 4, 960, came during his junior year U at Jackson. It was a cold, rainy September night. The Blue DevU football team led JacksOn 12.() Jnidway Ill Sale or Tr1cle the third ~riod. John, playing safety, took a Jackson punt on his own 20, and raced 80 yarda for a third 11168 Mustang, stand. shift. Pb. GAHS touchdown. It was his flrat and ouly touchdown. 'l!lll-7rm. However, the brllliant play was nullified by a eUppins 4-3 penalty. GAHS went on to blank the Ironmen, 1~. ===-=====;.; :;;;;:=! = lnsur1- 'lfiil with name, address (or .big box of home needs and co&metu~s. FREE to reliable men and women. Tell and show friends, make good mo- --ro.-..gas--. ---AU' hot water heater. 1 BLAIR, DEPT.761DAI l VNCHBURG, VA. 24505 1206 Second Ave. Pb. 446-~168- l BRAMMER'S - ~· - · WANTED full time station at· I> T. tendanl No greasing or tire changing, age 21-55, must be a hard worker. Salar y mo. plus commission. Hi - Lo Oil 1960 --ehampooer $t Central Sup. ., . lllll Co. 6-6 - SIX rooms and bath, unfurn~11\0> downtown, Ph. 446-2775. IIEATING, liOI Second 44W11Z. 1951 I>T Pord Pickup 1959 'I'• T. Chevrolet Trucl: 1956 10 T. Chevrolet Pickup 1957 - I> T. ~·ont Pickup 1 Minneapolla Moline Potoer I The WISEMAN Unit Agency 1959 F 600 Font Dump START THE NEW YEAR 1959 2 Ton Chev. stake 19511 F 600 Font 1964 I T. lnternaUonal 1960 ~ T. Font 19o9 1 T. Chev. New 60" Rotary Cutten $299.50. New B.2ii • zo, 10 nylon tires $55. Inc. 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Reu Mtlt• GentrtJ Hosp. 992·2176 Pomeroy • BAIRD REALTY CO. '1'......,•• .~....... ll-.Prfv..., ... t.&eber 3S.Head COVV~nr I ;3~ kHomonynt. ofSidown. M.Egp B'f. Vitality water furnished. $00 81011th. Call Mrs. George I XGi!r~an:foo•,-..Pho~;:.nei:mCH;i;;:~i-6;;;;1lli:=..iii: ~~. a-tt • ABC Stage 67 came up with television's best program in many years last Wednesday night. ''The Trap of Solid Gold," seen by area resident. on Channel 13", Huntington, will no doubt win high lumors later ll)ls year. Rick Du Brow, author of United Press lnternational's daily "Television in Review" column, called it a "simple, yet almost tenifying contemporary dra· rna about a rising young business executive and his family who were trapped financially by status re-qUirements of his career-{)esptte his $23,000 a year salary." • • tax. house on R• Ohio Valley W.piemeltl Co. ll:oss from the RoadsiOle l-~l3a~PIDe~~SL~,~Ph.~~t~II~IS~D~ief Avo. "' MEMBERS of the Times-Sentinel staff wish to thank Mrs. Gil Corliss, Gallipolis, for that delicious holi· day treat just before Chnstmas. The ''Corliss Kitchen Special"-• bread loaf baked by Rita-was consumed within minutes after she delivered it. Spreader Fer Rent --41.;..- - • , 2G'I tf .,.=AN=D'"'ARD=---=p::-w:--:Milik==a=----:.,1 T. Ford Pickup 1 used 1 row Cornpicker 1 used Tractor Manure! Company, lUll! EastAve., Gallipolis. 52 ow Piambtng and Beallag 300 4th Ave. 446-1637• . - .. NEW GMC TRUCK HEADQUARTERS Male Help Wanted ... ··- . . ~ . -- * ranty. Ph. 446-1639. ney spare time taking their orders. Write today. ned after learning of John's wounda suffered in GRANGE ealendars are ln. Vietnam. But John is a fighter. He never givea up. Pick yours up at Neal IDstD"· He's "sidelined" now, but you can llet he'll be np and .... Agency. at 'em again as soon as he's released from the hospital. 1966 Vacuwn Cleaner, out layaway, tank type witb cleaning attachments. 4 payments of $5.41, Full ·TEAR OUT THIS AD ... DATELINE, like many other GallipoUtans, wu atun· 11!,1~:~:~~~ sale. Lump, ker and mine run. ea Coal Co., Cheshire, 0. Jan. 1, 1967 from or call Charles- -!!~~~~ OM Town Flats 1-6 ~ety Notes or mooth Slf'er.lnll tpl, trailer .,..._ Contact Stella Arnold Hotel. 181-11 ~ f'...,"•l MAY WE HELP YOU? the Tribune are waitlog to help you, tu tmd to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent •.. most anyth~ou need we can find with an econo · , faat.actlng 'l'n- Acl. Call us today. GALLIPOLIS TRIBUNE 446-2342 TERMITE PEft CONTROL FREE inspectiOn, caU 44Wl!e Merrill O'Dell, Operator lor Eitermltat Termite &xpe.ienad Ad--Vioor Will H•lp You . ····-~·- ___ ,... 18 Belmoul Dr. . . . --"" -· ~ - -- ~-· .. _... ·-· ...... -.- . . . . . Servl.."'8 167-11 • Cor • Truck • HNt.r Core e Bullclonr eAny Type SPECIAL IN 1960, as a senior, Gilmore ran the ~20 high hurdles in 16 seconds, tying Bill Browns 1955 record. Also In 1960, Gilmore ran the 180 low hurdles In 21 seconds, equaling Bill Carr's 1955 record. 6-1 HARLEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCUS MSO SPORT BOBCAT SPRINT IT'S been 11 years since John C. Gil· more. 2,, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Gilmore, 818 'fbird Ave., Gal· llpolis, was first noticed on the sporta scene in the Old Frencb City. • ; Send for details, FREE I, pie, -U;NA WADE, Deot. 891DA1, Lynchburg, Va. 24Jo; I I • • IT seems like it was only yesterday when John Gilmore suffered a broken leg while playing summer league baseball on Memorial Field. John was occupy· with plenty cabinets, full divided basement, gas furn- ing fiat base at the time. He chased a pop up toward ace, carport, conrete drive, the foul line, ran too far, and craahed Into the bleach· tches several weeki. large lot with plenty trees ers. Needless to say, he waa on cru 0 • • & shrubs. JOHN gave up baaeball for track when he entered higb school. He was a member of the Blue Devils thinclad squad for four years. He sun shares three GAHS track records - 12()..yard hilb hurd!~. 180-yard low hurdles and high jump. In 1959, John scored 5-10 In the high jump to tie Rod Frazier and John Mllhoan'a all-time record. :ns~:p:!::ru~a:~~~ge~: ~~~~ -.~ -~ -· ·- & • in arranged. RM. HOUSE with bath Chatham Ave. Call ~ sayings Have 10 members each sell t..... enty SOc packages. Keep $50 for ym'it ll'easury. send me $50. ' ... Aoon, detached garage. lot FROM a broken leg on Mernorlial Field (suf• 50' x 170'. Vacant, ~an bP ferejl while playlns summer leasue baseball) , ta seen any time. face, arm and leg woUnds In Chu Ll.i, RepubUc -f/4 Vietpam In 1968. payment, 2126 0322. Church your ,., alder and basement, 2 car garage, large lot in Rio Grallde, Good Cendltlon. Ph. 24:i-!i535 ! 3 rms. Notic; DIAMO~ - IIDGIIiiiiiiSII>.einilJGODer-=~-&.~15&R:M~.~ho~ust!~Wl:-~th~~~4-~3~ ~~~~?~~ "' • ed living room din e ~, >. S ROOM frame home, basemen!, gas forced furnace, storm windows baek of Kanauga Depot. Ph. 446-J'/60. I '- .... 1 throughout my recent Mrs."' Francis Johnson .\ - IY.. STORY $70oo ot III-Lo Farm, Upper River me -- - RHI ht1te For S.le DillON AGENCY ~ !~- 2 bedrooms, 1~ baths, wuher and dryer. Pb. 44MGM at- .1162 GMC tandem truck, 15 11. 1 a ter 5 p.m. 8-3 dump bed, a oew tires, m: 12: UNFURNISHED apartmeoL good comliUon, priced lo sell. Adults only. See Mrs. Eug""e Pb. ll'/9-l!StO. Pickens, 20 Grape St. who · have comforted ~ ' • -- NICE 4 t.eciroorn home. 1- WISH to make a grateful lmowledgement to the Holut _ljDSpltal staff, all fnends and i!atlves and blood dollO'"s . usiness tile syto For Rent • FOR ONLV BE PROUD Ofi'""'·t A CLEAN CAR'"' 1 U-DRIVE-THRUm•)rJ CAR WAStJ""'"' BAIRD BROS~ ·o AUTO WRECKiNG.· , ' · n 1"! Ph. 915-UIJ." 1 o, 12 mi. N. of Pomuoy., d .. On St. Itt. 7 'l't'\.., 1 t USED PARTS FOR CARS c, ",,.. �~ .. •:- r • •• • ',? ( I I · \~I -· Ago on the River • ;. ., t I ·ffers at Racine Locks and Dam· 24 Built Without Driviqg-. • . • , ' ! rt ... ' . Rockets ' • ••• ·onmen Pomeroy, Who dealt tbe Jact. ~. rthrootehooU tho lint hoD wllll aon cJub 1 liUI oolback 1o m Guanl 8111 Moore alto tur'n- tho lronmen flnalJy eotn1q tarUu. p:tOt.eal, II DOW 5-S OV· ed in a line oll.,.;.ve perform- all the noor II illtenniSiion erall bn the oeaaqn. once with 1• poJnll on eltht with o 41-311 lead. The 0eore 'nit ~antltert' blc men, t-3 field goals and three charity was tied 17·1? at the c)OSO" of eeoter~Ronnie Logan ancl 1-1 looses. HusUer Don Swilher tho first period. forward Bill Radford, led the ldtled' eight and Jim Anderoon P.omeroy finally Sol t)1e lead wlnnen with 25 and 2:1 'poinlt, chipped In two. Ander'!_Oa, a jun- lor 1ood wilh five minutes and l'eJpeetjyely. Logan hfl on sev- lor, was praised in his role ao niRO seconds ol the third pereo of 10 lhota from the field playmaker Wbllo replaculg reg· lod remaining 1fhon · Moore and II free !brows ami Radlonf ltlar guard Bob Whaley, who hll a 10 fool Jlml!ler to make hit nme of 13 ftt!ld go1! at- was home lll will! ~u. . the score 47-41. ' tempts and lour free throw The contest was·lllp all!ltuek Tbe Panthero onjoyed tlielr 'lbe Sunday rn.-.,s.t?ntlnel, Sunday·, Jan. 8, 1967-7 usr r ant ers The Plllthen did It ...... Pomeroy, • tum · picked ,to IIMh (aa1 In the Soutbeulei'tl Oltfo cage loop, - ' the JoftIOn lro"f'',tt--q:.U.·Friday nlfll lor Ia f'eurlll_llin against ll!l!!e iooseo In lefiiUO ICIIoo. Co1ch RillS Moore'a P~ ors .- ,uafn ~·J>l•YinJ . notch· ~in;on: and hua edged tlul Ii'onmen 71-74. . The lronmoo an(fered thetr third a~t SEOAL ,1001. I THOMAS clirectiy above each rod and , work will be started early this The Dr avo Construction Co., l her to Pt. PleuaDI. Captain Jaa. ~ Ul? - 'l1lo Monitor 0011, l mari1ell MID ond t ~ ....,lleDI !Ua. !ofr, ~ ~. lllti7 issue of cross-bracecl. ;spring. The government will I Pittsburgh, $747,830 for Dam 23 Hyatt wtll take >Om<! of t b • t. eoroute down tho river with ker at tho Kanawha DiiOlii •tt bad been .twke jnlnled, Iiiii Daily Tribune In 111o lifting tackle C<>nsists of l b•Jild the dam! . Iand 1813,224 for Dam 251. equipment off tho Pearce and a tow of 17 barges containing Pl. Pleaaant. wu drowned wed-. Dr,! wife bolNl df¥. ~ reprinted an 111- two slings. each made up of The National Contracting c.. j It is believed that Col. Beach, instaU 11 on bill towboat Argand, 2511,1100 bushels of ooa'l . She nesday evening when ~~ a member of 1M • M from the Engi- si.t lines or three-quarter inch EvansvUle, Ind., was the tow Division Engineer, Corps of and wiD then sell the Pearce was assisted down the river u from the towboat Hprry Arider. m.rch and t!)e, ~llhta of ,.. of New York, a- cable which are made fast w bidder lor Dam 23, at $6St,922.· Engineers, U. S. Army, who Is for a job towboat. 'l1lo Pearce far as Bellaire by the A. R. ann swamped 1he o.mall flat thiiS. ~ p\a<:lng wood coffer dams the top wale at each upright. 40, wllile the bid of the same in charge of all the work on was owned by Captain E. A. Bud<i. Th!J Is the !Irs! tow of Step~ wu ~ TheJ J!OOY J... I, Itt?,- The 'l'ell CIIJ driving piling . The work was done under the company for Dam 25 was $506,· the Ohio River and its trlbutar- Price who used her to tow hi! coal to leave Pittsburgh for low. was not recovered. He w&s a ·ar:nved 11 .7.30 WI momlnl . , d'rectioo of Major Thomas H. 983 .87. The war departmedt ies, will recommend a change showboat :;ensallon. Captain er river points In nine month&. bro~-in-l•w of John Rock o~ lnlm Pittsbur.., and returned aceording _to the Rt~er Jackson, Corps of Engineers, U. ,will be asked by local officials of location of ~am 25 from its I,Jice also owno· the ,towboat '111e Monitor's tow goes to LOll- this city, who Is omplol'ld a! U anon u _tripe were erchan. Wilha~. 3 or- S. Army . E . H. Groot, Junioi- to award the bids to the Indiana present site to a point one mile Robert Dodd and the Ooatlng isvllle. Charlie Varney's saloon. ed. Captain Oulrley A~. boy , w 0 ;as su.-t Engineer, is assistant, in charge company. below the mouth of the Kanaw- theater Greater New Vork. The The Raymond City Company . . flltl _on the Tell Cit!, says of the wor a of the government. Other biddm were; Mary- ha River. New York is being dismantled of PitlsJlurgh lost a barge of Ju. I, Ill? - The body of deck banda are very plentifUl is said to have been land Dredging and Contracting and the Robert Dodd will he coal at Black Belly up ' I he Enos StA!phenoon drowned In at $35 I monlll. originator of the scheme to The Jan. ~. 1117 paper had Co ., $535,612 for Dam 2l ; Mis- Here are other items of R!vto tow the Sensation. This Kanawha River when tile dams tho M:anawha River at Pl. , 'l1lo ,eoaJ and towboat bu!l-~ · PIeuan1 was recovered and w.....t the K•,.,&wha Ri•· .J".l'" '·a coffer dam in the river the story : ccntracts Let For [ROuri Valley ~ridge Co., Fort er News : wi quake one showboat less on were thrown las t w~. me . the bess ~ween -vdriving piling. Locks 23 & 25 ; What river fell so lUI that the barge funeral tot* place at Hender· er and soullle"' polnll Ia the · 1Leavenworth, Kan., $651,927 lor Jan. I, 1911 - Captain Roy tho river next lieason. .· tile article; Bid.< were pened In the U.[ Dam 23 and $.130,352 lor Dam Hyatt of the Water Queen float- James Bonelli who has been settled on a large rock which oon. Enctneer Henry Lasley 91 best lor many Jl!lr!. Record method of s. Engineer's office at Wheel· 25 ; Cleveland Iron Co., Brock· ing theater has bought the tow- manager of the New York lor punched up through the bottom. IIIia ell)', who WM wellacq~alnt-. breaking sb!J!!nepll of coal building wood coffer dams is i11g for the sidewaHs an dkcks,1port, N. Y., $583,506 for Dam boat C. B. Pearce and has gone Iseveral seasons, is going to do · says .'. be have, ~· ~~ · mad e durln.g the ed "With Stephenson, bei.t; t~IOOil"BB Racine, Dam 24• for Dams 23 and 25, on whicb l23, and $666.2911 lor Dam 2>; to the Green River to bring Is not known. Ju 0 4, Ul7- Enos Stephen- ·wu ~58 years old an an put few 'weeltl . .l')hio River, by the Sheridan -·~ _ ~ .. -- _ }{irk Cunstruction Co. These 16-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan . 8, 1967 highway projecfs. ThiJ weeli : West VIrginia U'nivers!Ly IOOl.coffel QIII11S are known as the DowiOl', district engineer, Iball coach, and 'Midd!OJ"lrl ,boa \Y!:te ,!I!J<I are 20 feet wide a delay of 1 w o ll1gh I~, has been pia" p,side the sheeting. at an ele· In seUir)g !he 3.74 mnes ed In the West VlrJinla Hall of vation of 16 feet above low waof .Rt. 33 four • lane Gar;ne, . . · • • bluest lead of the lim<! with 2:1 2lecondJ !ell In the third quarter when thty led es-e4 after Moore aank three consec1,1Uvo iw!'P lilota. JackJoo, however, challenged otroogly In tho final eight minutes. 'l1lo lronmen cut the (ap to , With oii mlnuta ,left, but PGmecoy bit another· hot atrea< and wao on top with three minutes to play. a1n, 7 The Panthert final baaket of wiUI Locan's 11 leatlinr In !haL tho JOmt was ocored by deporllnOIII'. with 1'!'0 minutes and 13 .... 'l1lo Pomeroy . . - alto ondo showing, maklnr It - · ...,. • 11Jutaker In tht P"'lin>It woo dur!og tho remalnder of !nary conteot by edfllnl the Litthe contest that tht JeckaOn lie Il'or!men 42-41. Jell Werry elub battled gallenlly to witbln led POJ1lti'OY with 211 . two points of the wlnoers. The Panthers lacecl tho SootllPomeroy had Its beat I)!Jht ern Tornadoes at Racine on of the season from the field, Saturday ntght. LoJ•• I. .• J!ICUOIII 11 Mllll 'Jh.12 'J;-if' ~~ .o Moont ~; r,iilUlfnd s2-11; M.Uij)a , 1- J-..11\ Ko .. 14-1t; Gr- 7--0--U · Palo ton 1--JI-Z, ..rot at•'!ttis"ol Ul 74. POMEROY ( Swisher 3- H ; 4-%2 ; Logan 7-11 • hitting 28 of 54 field coal tries . BY QUARTERS for 52 per cent. The Panthers Jackson 11 41 $8 7l 1-+-19; Anderson 1--t--2, also pufled down Z7 rebounds Pomeroy 17 " 65 76 ab 28 l:JO of 31) 76. Himnari Tra~~ ~ Knocks Off Visiting Eastern, '55-' L 1N H' hi' h oca . ews rg rg ts Gallt·a-Mei·gs Ht.ghways Were Safe Places over Long New year H0}•dI avJ weekend -i tt. ; The method of procedure is ' ;as follows: A framework of ~~ ·,and verttc ~ posis. con· Budgetary Gap Icause they wasn't any bridge By Dwight C. Welberboll figute and one of the founders ~~ol~l> 11 feet tong." Appalachia. 1or even a dam And how they ONE OF THE largest realty of the French Art Colony, was U s A., 00005 1had to eat manna without any IN GAUJA COUNTY of the year was announc- presented a life membership ·bli!!t_!;r.•'decked_barg;· ~htch ~~!'! to the stle: t e rame I Dear Editor cream or sugar, and bake some Th G 11 . M . last week Carl Myers Os- a dinner of the group Thursday 1 rutsed by a demck boat and kind of number eleven bread e a Ia· etgs area was . ' ald II er connecting it to the pre- I don't ever se(' any newsj . d f t . th to I a reasonably safe place to be car Baird and Russell Wood night. Larry Frank C we . . mstea o JUS gomg to e s re . ha ha d th M the first baby born in Gal ceding section 1t is lowered to from this s~tlon m you.r paper and getting a tube of bisruits. 1, bver the New Year's hohday. .ve. pure _se e oore ~as . 1the bottom of the river. The lately, so Will try to g1ve yBu All that trouble to et to that I . buJidmg, which extends over ha county }n 1967. He arraved . · th 1 •.• d !SOme items There's not been 1 . g There were only three most of the qpper aide of the at 3:42 a.m., Monday, and Ia she.eImg 1s en PaL~ an · Promtsed Landt · r' piked to the wales and the ' very much going o~ since they And here in. Meigs Couny · accidents reported by the State Iblock of State St., between S..... tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. Vtr· 0...&)• ' coffer dam is filled to a depth ;declared a truce tn that war we've been tivtng right in the ! Patrol. The yearly report of ond and Third Ave., and also Coldwell of E;ast Gal!JpoliJ. of five Ceet with matenal exca- [ be~ween Povert~ and App~la- muidle of the "Promised Land" ! the patrol shows an Increase in the frame two-story bouse on John Sylvester:, 89, .dean vate4 from the river. chta.. But there IS a b~g rev1val for the last four years. I've Ithe number of accidents, and Third In back of the Gardner southeastern Ohto editors, died The remaining two rows of i!Deetmg over at the F1rst Atax- never head of any land ever ' Gallia recorded five fatallties. building. The purchase was Wednesday at Wellston. Norwale timber are then bolted 11ac Church and a lot ?' the bemg promised more than we The total accidents was 617 in from Mrs. Jake Moore. man Foss was honored on his and the sheeting IS cut off to folks had so~ bad consCiences ' have here. All the Israelites the two-county area, and of retirement aner 2.f years with grade when the balance of the Iabout the~r gOing over to heath· had was a plam promise, but that number 190 were OlllO BELL TELEPHONE Evans Markets. Arthur Branfill.l&, mad~ and lewl ed lo the en gods \Grog .and Eggno.t _and ,some of ours have also been accidents, with 274 persor;s in' has made I gift of denburg has taken the managelop Of the sheetmg Hlgh Baal) durmg the hohd.ays .. personally guaranteed" by the jured There were. only 150 $2,000 to Rio Grariile College to ment of Ohio Valley Memory The frame IS made up of two [so ~he attendance has been Governor. rRight on the first jury accidents in 1965. During on the building of a phy- Gardens. He comes from rows of wales on each sid• goA d f h th t h I page of the paper last Dctoher.) ft91i6 there were 1,954 per.ohs sica! education structure. Galli- tlac, Mich. Captain Michael 8 8 . preec. -1Of CQUrse there were a lot of I arrested. The New Year sea- polis Retail Merchants report.. Dickerson has received three feet and eJgbt feet fro~ 1 n ld ter "; at tile bottom, bolted to two by 12 1~~i~~ w~s h:~ere~'";.:;'~ t~~ things the Htghway _Dept. hadn't son was the quietest on record. ed that business In the last two Bronze Star in Vietnam. New vertical posts, spaced etght and lmuch complaming about J.ings known abou the rtgh of way,[ and numerous watch parties, months of 1966 was the best offlcera bl You.ng one half feel ('f!nter to center . . in Meigs County. He told how Jsmce they ha~ had only Since land many private parties, ever. There were 7• new cars are Larry Corbm, president; The wales are siX by eights, 12 ' the Children of Israel waited i 1!16t to get lhmgs arranged .for brought only a mild ripple 1n sold In Ga!lia dtjr!ng Decem- Norm SIA!wart, vice president; feet long havmg o six inch Ifour hundred years and then i ~at road toward Athens, a~ the holiday period. ber. A new cblll'Ch; F r en c b Jean Saunders, secretary, and Jar joint. the rods are seven_ ,had such a hard ttip across ,'' s had to be postponed agam, City Baptist, will dedicate ill Wayne Niday, treastll'fr. eighths ro•md and 22 feet long. 1 the desert without any four- but II will be protrused agam, THE FIRST DAYS of the today. II is located on o!ficertt of Kiwanis are William Tho spr<aders are two by t2's, hane highways, and how tlley i ~ore p~ct•;•· . , hearing called on Thursday by Rt. 100, at Mills Station. Galli- Northup, prealdent; Gone 8 , helle wan!& me to the Boald of Grievances and polls Rotarians heard Thom11 Drsl vice; Keith Brown, oecond 20 feel long. They are placed had to wade across the water , ~s~ -- ~ as 1 there s any news of those Discipline, of the Supreme Breech, director of tho Gallipo- vice; Don Wickline, ~11¥'1. Business College, tell ol Its and Jack Rodgertt, treasurer. 1s~mf: we ~ard a~ul Court looking into allege,<! irb~ ~ · e11 w~ s~e B~~ regularities of the law practice activities and growth, and tour· stfu:ate~pfr:m ~:::·on Dubble iol John A. Epling, Gallipolis ed the college quarters. IN MEIGS COUNTY Run asks if they will he &ood , lawyer and Gailia County and Gallia • • for sugar and yeas I. · ecutmg attorney, saw 14 RAYMOND HOY, a leading with delays "B"average. Malo, More news later acter witnesses appearing 16 to 25, sing re. High sc~ool iunior or senior,. or c. Dishus' the courthouse. The hearing jg ! c,ollege student. Sound like your son? Then you could being cooducted by a panel saY& 25% on car insurance with State three lawyers, members of the Food Stamp Office Farm 's Good Student board. Attorney William P. Announces Dates Cherrington is representing Ep· Discount. Con· PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· ling. The hearing continued Frltact me now on County Food Stamp office day, and into Saturday. tDr details. located at 2117 Fifth Street a,.. offering the purchase of cou- · THE WEEK ALSO waa pons throu~h Jan. 20 from 8:30 period of reorgaaization a. m. unt1~ 4 p. m. Monday boards or education. and of through Frtday. other agencies. Gallipolis hoard Persons w~~ authorization elected Clyde Saunders, presi. cards are eligible to purchase dent, and Harland Martill, -"-·,. food stamp coupons. The president, and gave the clerk, I•".:$ stamps are redeemable at de- Mrs. John Lloyd, 1 lout year '. Signaled stores throughout the contract It 1 1 tali 1 county. Food stamps are tak· a 50 en ve Y aping the place of commodity pr~ved .the budget for the year, distribution and are designed w~tch bsts $l,300,00D tn expento give welfare recipients a bet- ditures. We~ell Tope was ter selection of foods. ~ed .prestdent, and Glenn La-- __ mer, VICe president, of Rae. . NEW YEAR'S GUESTS coon board. J. E. Cremeens Mr. and Mrs. Roger G a u 1, was renamed president of the r Roger II and Lea Ann, of Sum- Hannan Trace board and Cl ner, M~. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul ence Clary, vice pre~ident. : ; a~d Michael, Belpre, Mrs. Ed- board gave Max: Haffelt a dre Mu~hy and Pamela ~f Tup- year's leave or absence to pers Plarns and Mrs. Orts Gaul tend Rl0 G d CoD Parle Central Hotel Bldog. Second Av•, of Sumner were dinner guests ran e ege. New Year's Day of Mrs. R. Morgan was named to head Oalllpollo, Ohio Phone 446-4290 N. Sargent <llester the Souibwestero board, with ( I Slate farm Mutual _Automobile lnsuranee Company caners -~ Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd as vice president. Home Of!.ce: Bloomington, Illinois Midkill and Mary of Hetnl•ckl L. PAUL HASKINS \ :· was Grove. I narned president of the •"'l~ly commissioners, and the mission made lis annual appro'DOC' SAYS: priations of lW/,368. It retained Stanley Evans as dog & warden, and fixed line eents per mile as the pay for .county travel. Another development at '1966 Buick Wildcat Sedan, the courthouse waa the appointDemonstrator, New Car mont of Paul Parkins as deputy in the probatA! courf to fiU Warranty the vacancy created by t h e death of CecU Halley. GallipoBuick Special Deluxe Sedan, lis City Commission met Tuesday and pasaed temporary ap.Demonstrator, propriations .to various cJty funds In the amount or New Car Warranty They also approved bfdo lor a number of chemicals, and Chevy II Sedan, gave the salvage right io · ·lbe ,,o~•u Miles, local Owner, city dump to Alva Johnsori. ' Contracll lor post olficejl at . _'Balance Factory Warranty _ _ Crown City and Cbeshlf1' " announcecl by tbe postal ,cJe. partment this w~ D. ' Paul Davies wu given lhe-:et>illract for the new Crown City• .WI>. lure, and Karr Consll'l!clloa of Chester, 1he one lor , . pperRt.7 Cheshire •facility. 'lbey. £e to be compl'ted 'by July ,,, lJ]ll rentloJ. ti,400,1*' ,_, I .. 1 fo:' ·~car%OFF Insurance-WISe • ' ... job. II was .to be sold 24, and baa now ' been uniU· March 21. .Ileaaon t. dllftculty In determ!iling and suiHiurface right the rij)bl of way. GaU!i>olls letllni waa delayed by . t I eek announeemen severa w s ~ . '· Q. TESTS wiD be admfnlistetlld for two days In tht near future by 1he Meigs Mental Healt!t Association to dele!mine those efiglblt to attend t propoaed mentally retarded h I sc 00. A DEED TO PROPERTY ~ formerly owned by the PomeM t Co ' handed roy o or ., WU 0\'o er this week by A. R. Knight to Theodore Reed, Jr., presldent of The Farmen BBiik. and Savin~ Co., 911 the alte of the location; of the new bank which will !"Be In that sector of West Main and Seoorul St., Porneroy. The bank will be ~be most mO(Iern in tpe area. WATER SEEMED to be a • ld tio in M 't ma)GI" cons era n e 118. This week l_t was announced there will be, a p~llc hearing on Feb. .a m connection with the establishment ,of the Plains - Chester water ~en~ peraotUI attenda meet!ftg ·at RuUaad evldenclng in~rest In the Rutland system. becomllJI a part . the Leading Creek Conser·Dislr!ct. .In Syraeuse, FOUR NOMINATED for olllpaased approprlat~ of cera of the Mella Local Com· for the operation of tho municy , '\.ctlOb Unit lhla Week but delayed an appro- were. Theroo Jolmson, ·preol· Of ,11,000 for the VII· dent, Rev. Joseph Kraley, water system operation. vice president, and Bill Gothne, lecJ'etar)'·treuurer. ~eCHARLES CHANCEY, lor- ray Cbambn ol Commorce aD· mer Pomeroy High coach, and nnunced that It pia.. a bigger mdre NOellUy ·an usistant ~- parade lor the 1867 Bla Bend ""'~ at Marshall Umver- regatta on June 2l. blil. J:eSigned and acceptthe h..,S i!oachlng job at JOHN !ISIIER mlgned .. school. · No~an a member of the Southern Lo. 1'flddleport teach- cal bnard of education. Alfrotl l!'lll become as- Lyons Wll named u chief of director of tho the Racine Fire Deplrlment. This Is January Clearance Sale Time At Elberfelds In 'Pomeroy ' •••o.a CARROL K. SNOWDEN 1 SEE THE REST USED Come in and select a Kroehler Living Room Suite-· A nice Easy Chair- a MaHress and BOx Spring Outfit to · Suit You- Bed Room Furniture;.... Washer· - D.,Yer,Refrigerator -Also Furniture and Appliances are now. ,, at BUY THE BEST On ·the 2nd · f f66 ! 'It· . I . . ,. . . "·"" ,, r?a.rlitfac . ....... ... ~ . ' ... :. JANUAtl SPECIALS· · . . ,. ., ,.Tr'•d•lns A-, ~f9wding Us For S,pic!l, ·llest ,B~Yt,A~• H~re A(T~e Keith Goble • . ~. f.. r .. . , ,~ Team Kyger Creek Southwestern Eaatern Assurance In One Of These 1i USED late Model,, , q CADILLACS~ ,.", CARS \[ . . '1 ·o.·.. ,, The finest new car makes the finest used car ,I. ",:... ., ., .. l, ' All ot Cadillac's advanced engjneering and diltinctivt ~~~~,;"';':·,;', il yours in 11 late-model, pr.viou'sly-owned Gadillac.. .I• cunent wide aeJedion, Y'J'l11 find a ulled Cadillae that: far more in fft.tul'el •nd driving aatillaetion than can of other maket1. And you11 find; too,. a ranee dl practically any budget. • Creek ·Trace c~i?O l 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan.De Ville _ <' ;. I -. ' $5200>m Full power eqUi,meht, plus Glimate Control lir-cou-"" ditionitlg, 1 'owner ,new Cadillac trade, turquoile )Wttlt· turquoise lnteri\R'. • ilino:.. ),oo h.oqql<; ' 66 Cadillac Coupe oeville . Full power · power 6-way power autronie eye, tin~d antenna, bet,41!iful matching intetior, one ow·ner. new Only 14,000 miles. Really a ·s harp one. c . ·to m.ooo. SMITH BUICK !, You'll Drive With ' . VOWWAGEN •.• , 't :.• VIC~,. �~ .. •:- r • •• • ',? ( I I · \~I -· Ago on the River • ;. ., t I ·ffers at Racine Locks and Dam· 24 Built Without Driviqg-. • . • , ' ! rt ... ' . Rockets ' • ••• ·onmen Pomeroy, Who dealt tbe Jact. ~. rthrootehooU tho lint hoD wllll aon cJub 1 liUI oolback 1o m Guanl 8111 Moore alto tur'n- tho lronmen flnalJy eotn1q tarUu. p:tOt.eal, II DOW 5-S OV· ed in a line oll.,.;.ve perform- all the noor II illtenniSiion erall bn the oeaaqn. once with 1• poJnll on eltht with o 41-311 lead. The 0eore 'nit ~antltert' blc men, t-3 field goals and three charity was tied 17·1? at the c)OSO" of eeoter~Ronnie Logan ancl 1-1 looses. HusUer Don Swilher tho first period. forward Bill Radford, led the ldtled' eight and Jim Anderoon P.omeroy finally Sol t)1e lead wlnnen with 25 and 2:1 'poinlt, chipped In two. Ander'!_Oa, a jun- lor 1ood wilh five minutes and l'eJpeetjyely. Logan hfl on sev- lor, was praised in his role ao niRO seconds ol the third pereo of 10 lhota from the field playmaker Wbllo replaculg reg· lod remaining 1fhon · Moore and II free !brows ami Radlonf ltlar guard Bob Whaley, who hll a 10 fool Jlml!ler to make hit nme of 13 ftt!ld go1! at- was home lll will! ~u. . the score 47-41. ' tempts and lour free throw The contest was·lllp all!ltuek Tbe Panthero onjoyed tlielr 'lbe Sunday rn.-.,s.t?ntlnel, Sunday·, Jan. 8, 1967-7 usr r ant ers The Plllthen did It ...... Pomeroy, • tum · picked ,to IIMh (aa1 In the Soutbeulei'tl Oltfo cage loop, - ' the JoftIOn lro"f'',tt--q:.U.·Friday nlfll lor Ia f'eurlll_llin against ll!l!!e iooseo In lefiiUO ICIIoo. Co1ch RillS Moore'a P~ ors .- ,uafn ~·J>l•YinJ . notch· ~in;on: and hua edged tlul Ii'onmen 71-74. . The lronmoo an(fered thetr third a~t SEOAL ,1001. I THOMAS clirectiy above each rod and , work will be started early this The Dr avo Construction Co., l her to Pt. PleuaDI. Captain Jaa. ~ Ul? - 'l1lo Monitor 0011, l mari1ell MID ond t ~ ....,lleDI !Ua. !ofr, ~ ~. lllti7 issue of cross-bracecl. ;spring. The government will I Pittsburgh, $747,830 for Dam 23 Hyatt wtll take >Om<! of t b • t. eoroute down tho river with ker at tho Kanawha DiiOlii •tt bad been .twke jnlnled, Iiiii Daily Tribune In 111o lifting tackle C<>nsists of l b•Jild the dam! . Iand 1813,224 for Dam 251. equipment off tho Pearce and a tow of 17 barges containing Pl. Pleaaant. wu drowned wed-. Dr,! wife bolNl df¥. ~ reprinted an 111- two slings. each made up of The National Contracting c.. j It is believed that Col. Beach, instaU 11 on bill towboat Argand, 2511,1100 bushels of ooa'l . She nesday evening when ~~ a member of 1M • M from the Engi- si.t lines or three-quarter inch EvansvUle, Ind., was the tow Division Engineer, Corps of and wiD then sell the Pearce was assisted down the river u from the towboat Hprry Arider. m.rch and t!)e, ~llhta of ,.. of New York, a- cable which are made fast w bidder lor Dam 23, at $6St,922.· Engineers, U. S. Army, who Is for a job towboat. 'l1lo Pearce far as Bellaire by the A. R. ann swamped 1he o.mall flat thiiS. ~ p\a<:lng wood coffer dams the top wale at each upright. 40, wllile the bid of the same in charge of all the work on was owned by Captain E. A. Bud<i. Th!J Is the !Irs! tow of Step~ wu ~ TheJ J!OOY J... I, Itt?,- The 'l'ell CIIJ driving piling . The work was done under the company for Dam 25 was $506,· the Ohio River and its trlbutar- Price who used her to tow hi! coal to leave Pittsburgh for low. was not recovered. He w&s a ·ar:nved 11 .7.30 WI momlnl . , d'rectioo of Major Thomas H. 983 .87. The war departmedt ies, will recommend a change showboat :;ensallon. Captain er river points In nine month&. bro~-in-l•w of John Rock o~ lnlm Pittsbur.., and returned aceording _to the Rt~er Jackson, Corps of Engineers, U. ,will be asked by local officials of location of ~am 25 from its I,Jice also owno· the ,towboat '111e Monitor's tow goes to LOll- this city, who Is omplol'ld a! U anon u _tripe were erchan. Wilha~. 3 or- S. Army . E . H. Groot, Junioi- to award the bids to the Indiana present site to a point one mile Robert Dodd and the Ooatlng isvllle. Charlie Varney's saloon. ed. Captain Oulrley A~. boy , w 0 ;as su.-t Engineer, is assistant, in charge company. below the mouth of the Kanaw- theater Greater New Vork. The The Raymond City Company . . flltl _on the Tell Cit!, says of the wor a of the government. Other biddm were; Mary- ha River. New York is being dismantled of PitlsJlurgh lost a barge of Ju. I, Ill? - The body of deck banda are very plentifUl is said to have been land Dredging and Contracting and the Robert Dodd will he coal at Black Belly up ' I he Enos StA!phenoon drowned In at $35 I monlll. originator of the scheme to The Jan. ~. 1117 paper had Co ., $535,612 for Dam 2l ; Mis- Here are other items of R!vto tow the Sensation. This Kanawha River when tile dams tho M:anawha River at Pl. , 'l1lo ,eoaJ and towboat bu!l-~ · PIeuan1 was recovered and w.....t the K•,.,&wha Ri•· .J".l'" '·a coffer dam in the river the story : ccntracts Let For [ROuri Valley ~ridge Co., Fort er News : wi quake one showboat less on were thrown las t w~. me . the bess ~ween -vdriving piling. Locks 23 & 25 ; What river fell so lUI that the barge funeral tot* place at Hender· er and soullle"' polnll Ia the · 1Leavenworth, Kan., $651,927 lor Jan. I, 1911 - Captain Roy tho river next lieason. .· tile article; Bid.< were pened In the U.[ Dam 23 and $.130,352 lor Dam Hyatt of the Water Queen float- James Bonelli who has been settled on a large rock which oon. Enctneer Henry Lasley 91 best lor many Jl!lr!. Record method of s. Engineer's office at Wheel· 25 ; Cleveland Iron Co., Brock· ing theater has bought the tow- manager of the New York lor punched up through the bottom. IIIia ell)', who WM wellacq~alnt-. breaking sb!J!!nepll of coal building wood coffer dams is i11g for the sidewaHs an dkcks,1port, N. Y., $583,506 for Dam boat C. B. Pearce and has gone Iseveral seasons, is going to do · says .'. be have, ~· ~~ · mad e durln.g the ed "With Stephenson, bei.t; t~IOOil"BB Racine, Dam 24• for Dams 23 and 25, on whicb l23, and $666.2911 lor Dam 2>; to the Green River to bring Is not known. Ju 0 4, Ul7- Enos Stephen- ·wu ~58 years old an an put few 'weeltl . .l')hio River, by the Sheridan -·~ _ ~ .. -- _ }{irk Cunstruction Co. These 16-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan . 8, 1967 highway projecfs. ThiJ weeli : West VIrginia U'nivers!Ly IOOl.coffel QIII11S are known as the DowiOl', district engineer, Iball coach, and 'Midd!OJ"lrl ,boa \Y!:te ,!I!J<I are 20 feet wide a delay of 1 w o ll1gh I~, has been pia" p,side the sheeting. at an ele· In seUir)g !he 3.74 mnes ed In the West VlrJinla Hall of vation of 16 feet above low waof .Rt. 33 four • lane Gar;ne, . . · • • bluest lead of the lim<! with 2:1 2lecondJ !ell In the third quarter when thty led es-e4 after Moore aank three consec1,1Uvo iw!'P lilota. JackJoo, however, challenged otroogly In tho final eight minutes. 'l1lo lronmen cut the (ap to , With oii mlnuta ,left, but PGmecoy bit another· hot atrea< and wao on top with three minutes to play. a1n, 7 The Panthert final baaket of wiUI Locan's 11 leatlinr In !haL tho JOmt was ocored by deporllnOIII'. with 1'!'0 minutes and 13 .... 'l1lo Pomeroy . . - alto ondo showing, maklnr It - · ...,. • 11Jutaker In tht P"'lin>It woo dur!og tho remalnder of !nary conteot by edfllnl the Litthe contest that tht JeckaOn lie Il'or!men 42-41. Jell Werry elub battled gallenlly to witbln led POJ1lti'OY with 211 . two points of the wlnoers. The Panthers lacecl tho SootllPomeroy had Its beat I)!Jht ern Tornadoes at Racine on of the season from the field, Saturday ntght. LoJ•• I. .• J!ICUOIII 11 Mllll 'Jh.12 'J;-if' ~~ .o Moont ~; r,iilUlfnd s2-11; M.Uij)a , 1- J-..11\ Ko .. 14-1t; Gr- 7--0--U · Palo ton 1--JI-Z, ..rot at•'!ttis"ol Ul 74. POMEROY ( Swisher 3- H ; 4-%2 ; Logan 7-11 • hitting 28 of 54 field coal tries . BY QUARTERS for 52 per cent. The Panthers Jackson 11 41 $8 7l 1-+-19; Anderson 1--t--2, also pufled down Z7 rebounds Pomeroy 17 " 65 76 ab 28 l:JO of 31) 76. Himnari Tra~~ ~ Knocks Off Visiting Eastern, '55-' L 1N H' hi' h oca . ews rg rg ts Gallt·a-Mei·gs Ht.ghways Were Safe Places over Long New year H0}•dI avJ weekend -i tt. ; The method of procedure is ' ;as follows: A framework of ~~ ·,and verttc ~ posis. con· Budgetary Gap Icause they wasn't any bridge By Dwight C. Welberboll figute and one of the founders ~~ol~l> 11 feet tong." Appalachia. 1or even a dam And how they ONE OF THE largest realty of the French Art Colony, was U s A., 00005 1had to eat manna without any IN GAUJA COUNTY of the year was announc- presented a life membership ·bli!!t_!;r.•'decked_barg;· ~htch ~~!'! to the stle: t e rame I Dear Editor cream or sugar, and bake some Th G 11 . M . last week Carl Myers Os- a dinner of the group Thursday 1 rutsed by a demck boat and kind of number eleven bread e a Ia· etgs area was . ' ald II er connecting it to the pre- I don't ever se(' any newsj . d f t . th to I a reasonably safe place to be car Baird and Russell Wood night. Larry Frank C we . . mstea o JUS gomg to e s re . ha ha d th M the first baby born in Gal ceding section 1t is lowered to from this s~tlon m you.r paper and getting a tube of bisruits. 1, bver the New Year's hohday. .ve. pure _se e oore ~as . 1the bottom of the river. The lately, so Will try to g1ve yBu All that trouble to et to that I . buJidmg, which extends over ha county }n 1967. He arraved . · th 1 •.• d !SOme items There's not been 1 . g There were only three most of the qpper aide of the at 3:42 a.m., Monday, and Ia she.eImg 1s en PaL~ an · Promtsed Landt · r' piked to the wales and the ' very much going o~ since they And here in. Meigs Couny · accidents reported by the State Iblock of State St., between S..... tbe son of Mr. and Mrs. Vtr· 0...&)• ' coffer dam is filled to a depth ;declared a truce tn that war we've been tivtng right in the ! Patrol. The yearly report of ond and Third Ave., and also Coldwell of E;ast Gal!JpoliJ. of five Ceet with matenal exca- [ be~ween Povert~ and App~la- muidle of the "Promised Land" ! the patrol shows an Increase in the frame two-story bouse on John Sylvester:, 89, .dean vate4 from the river. chta.. But there IS a b~g rev1val for the last four years. I've Ithe number of accidents, and Third In back of the Gardner southeastern Ohto editors, died The remaining two rows of i!Deetmg over at the F1rst Atax- never head of any land ever ' Gallia recorded five fatallties. building. The purchase was Wednesday at Wellston. Norwale timber are then bolted 11ac Church and a lot ?' the bemg promised more than we The total accidents was 617 in from Mrs. Jake Moore. man Foss was honored on his and the sheeting IS cut off to folks had so~ bad consCiences ' have here. All the Israelites the two-county area, and of retirement aner 2.f years with grade when the balance of the Iabout the~r gOing over to heath· had was a plam promise, but that number 190 were OlllO BELL TELEPHONE Evans Markets. Arthur Branfill.l&, mad~ and lewl ed lo the en gods \Grog .and Eggno.t _and ,some of ours have also been accidents, with 274 persor;s in' has made I gift of denburg has taken the managelop Of the sheetmg Hlgh Baal) durmg the hohd.ays .. personally guaranteed" by the jured There were. only 150 $2,000 to Rio Grariile College to ment of Ohio Valley Memory The frame IS made up of two [so ~he attendance has been Governor. rRight on the first jury accidents in 1965. During on the building of a phy- Gardens. He comes from rows of wales on each sid• goA d f h th t h I page of the paper last Dctoher.) ft91i6 there were 1,954 per.ohs sica! education structure. Galli- tlac, Mich. Captain Michael 8 8 . preec. -1Of CQUrse there were a lot of I arrested. The New Year sea- polis Retail Merchants report.. Dickerson has received three feet and eJgbt feet fro~ 1 n ld ter "; at tile bottom, bolted to two by 12 1~~i~~ w~s h:~ere~'";.:;'~ t~~ things the Htghway _Dept. hadn't son was the quietest on record. ed that business In the last two Bronze Star in Vietnam. New vertical posts, spaced etght and lmuch complaming about J.ings known abou the rtgh of way,[ and numerous watch parties, months of 1966 was the best offlcera bl You.ng one half feel ('f!nter to center . . in Meigs County. He told how Jsmce they ha~ had only Since land many private parties, ever. There were 7• new cars are Larry Corbm, president; The wales are siX by eights, 12 ' the Children of Israel waited i 1!16t to get lhmgs arranged .for brought only a mild ripple 1n sold In Ga!lia dtjr!ng Decem- Norm SIA!wart, vice president; feet long havmg o six inch Ifour hundred years and then i ~at road toward Athens, a~ the holiday period. ber. A new cblll'Ch; F r en c b Jean Saunders, secretary, and Jar joint. the rods are seven_ ,had such a hard ttip across ,'' s had to be postponed agam, City Baptist, will dedicate ill Wayne Niday, treastll'fr. eighths ro•md and 22 feet long. 1 the desert without any four- but II will be protrused agam, THE FIRST DAYS of the today. II is located on o!ficertt of Kiwanis are William Tho spr<aders are two by t2's, hane highways, and how tlley i ~ore p~ct•;•· . , hearing called on Thursday by Rt. 100, at Mills Station. Galli- Northup, prealdent; Gone 8 , helle wan!& me to the Boald of Grievances and polls Rotarians heard Thom11 Drsl vice; Keith Brown, oecond 20 feel long. They are placed had to wade across the water , ~s~ -- ~ as 1 there s any news of those Discipline, of the Supreme Breech, director of tho Gallipo- vice; Don Wickline, ~11¥'1. Business College, tell ol Its and Jack Rodgertt, treasurer. 1s~mf: we ~ard a~ul Court looking into allege,<! irb~ ~ · e11 w~ s~e B~~ regularities of the law practice activities and growth, and tour· stfu:ate~pfr:m ~:::·on Dubble iol John A. Epling, Gallipolis ed the college quarters. IN MEIGS COUNTY Run asks if they will he &ood , lawyer and Gailia County and Gallia • • for sugar and yeas I. · ecutmg attorney, saw 14 RAYMOND HOY, a leading with delays "B"average. Malo, More news later acter witnesses appearing 16 to 25, sing re. High sc~ool iunior or senior,. or c. Dishus' the courthouse. The hearing jg ! c,ollege student. Sound like your son? Then you could being cooducted by a panel saY& 25% on car insurance with State three lawyers, members of the Food Stamp Office Farm 's Good Student board. Attorney William P. Announces Dates Cherrington is representing Ep· Discount. Con· PT. PLEASANT - The Mas· ling. The hearing continued Frltact me now on County Food Stamp office day, and into Saturday. tDr details. located at 2117 Fifth Street a,.. offering the purchase of cou- · THE WEEK ALSO waa pons throu~h Jan. 20 from 8:30 period of reorgaaization a. m. unt1~ 4 p. m. Monday boards or education. and of through Frtday. other agencies. Gallipolis hoard Persons w~~ authorization elected Clyde Saunders, presi. cards are eligible to purchase dent, and Harland Martill, -"-·,. food stamp coupons. The president, and gave the clerk, I•".:$ stamps are redeemable at de- Mrs. John Lloyd, 1 lout year '. Signaled stores throughout the contract It 1 1 tali 1 county. Food stamps are tak· a 50 en ve Y aping the place of commodity pr~ved .the budget for the year, distribution and are designed w~tch bsts $l,300,00D tn expento give welfare recipients a bet- ditures. We~ell Tope was ter selection of foods. ~ed .prestdent, and Glenn La-- __ mer, VICe president, of Rae. . NEW YEAR'S GUESTS coon board. J. E. Cremeens Mr. and Mrs. Roger G a u 1, was renamed president of the r Roger II and Lea Ann, of Sum- Hannan Trace board and Cl ner, M~. and Mrs. Rodney Gaul ence Clary, vice pre~ident. : ; a~d Michael, Belpre, Mrs. Ed- board gave Max: Haffelt a dre Mu~hy and Pamela ~f Tup- year's leave or absence to pers Plarns and Mrs. Orts Gaul tend Rl0 G d CoD Parle Central Hotel Bldog. Second Av•, of Sumner were dinner guests ran e ege. New Year's Day of Mrs. R. Morgan was named to head Oalllpollo, Ohio Phone 446-4290 N. Sargent <llester the Souibwestero board, with ( I Slate farm Mutual _Automobile lnsuranee Company caners -~ Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd as vice president. Home Of!.ce: Bloomington, Illinois Midkill and Mary of Hetnl•ckl L. PAUL HASKINS \ :· was Grove. I narned president of the •"'l~ly commissioners, and the mission made lis annual appro'DOC' SAYS: priations of lW/,368. It retained Stanley Evans as dog & warden, and fixed line eents per mile as the pay for .county travel. Another development at '1966 Buick Wildcat Sedan, the courthouse waa the appointDemonstrator, New Car mont of Paul Parkins as deputy in the probatA! courf to fiU Warranty the vacancy created by t h e death of CecU Halley. GallipoBuick Special Deluxe Sedan, lis City Commission met Tuesday and pasaed temporary ap.Demonstrator, propriations .to various cJty funds In the amount or New Car Warranty They also approved bfdo lor a number of chemicals, and Chevy II Sedan, gave the salvage right io · ·lbe ,,o~•u Miles, local Owner, city dump to Alva Johnsori. ' Contracll lor post olficejl at . _'Balance Factory Warranty _ _ Crown City and Cbeshlf1' " announcecl by tbe postal ,cJe. partment this w~ D. ' Paul Davies wu given lhe-:et>illract for the new Crown City• .WI>. lure, and Karr Consll'l!clloa of Chester, 1he one lor , . pperRt.7 Cheshire •facility. 'lbey. £e to be compl'ted 'by July ,,, lJ]ll rentloJ. ti,400,1*' ,_, I .. 1 fo:' ·~car%OFF Insurance-WISe • ' ... job. II was .to be sold 24, and baa now ' been uniU· March 21. .Ileaaon t. dllftculty In determ!iling and suiHiurface right the rij)bl of way. GaU!i>olls letllni waa delayed by . t I eek announeemen severa w s ~ . '· Q. TESTS wiD be admfnlistetlld for two days In tht near future by 1he Meigs Mental Healt!t Association to dele!mine those efiglblt to attend t propoaed mentally retarded h I sc 00. A DEED TO PROPERTY ~ formerly owned by the PomeM t Co ' handed roy o or ., WU 0\'o er this week by A. R. Knight to Theodore Reed, Jr., presldent of The Farmen BBiik. and Savin~ Co., 911 the alte of the location; of the new bank which will !"Be In that sector of West Main and Seoorul St., Porneroy. The bank will be ~be most mO(Iern in tpe area. WATER SEEMED to be a • ld tio in M 't ma)GI" cons era n e 118. This week l_t was announced there will be, a p~llc hearing on Feb. .a m connection with the establishment ,of the Plains - Chester water ~en~ peraotUI attenda meet!ftg ·at RuUaad evldenclng in~rest In the Rutland system. becomllJI a part . the Leading Creek Conser·Dislr!ct. .In Syraeuse, FOUR NOMINATED for olllpaased approprlat~ of cera of the Mella Local Com· for the operation of tho municy , '\.ctlOb Unit lhla Week but delayed an appro- were. Theroo Jolmson, ·preol· Of ,11,000 for the VII· dent, Rev. Joseph Kraley, water system operation. vice president, and Bill Gothne, lecJ'etar)'·treuurer. ~eCHARLES CHANCEY, lor- ray Cbambn ol Commorce aD· mer Pomeroy High coach, and nnunced that It pia.. a bigger mdre NOellUy ·an usistant ~- parade lor the 1867 Bla Bend ""'~ at Marshall Umver- regatta on June 2l. blil. J:eSigned and acceptthe h..,S i!oachlng job at JOHN !ISIIER mlgned .. school. · No~an a member of the Southern Lo. 1'flddleport teach- cal bnard of education. Alfrotl l!'lll become as- Lyons Wll named u chief of director of tho the Racine Fire Deplrlment. This Is January Clearance Sale Time At Elberfelds In 'Pomeroy ' •••o.a CARROL K. SNOWDEN 1 SEE THE REST USED Come in and select a Kroehler Living Room Suite-· A nice Easy Chair- a MaHress and BOx Spring Outfit to · Suit You- Bed Room Furniture;.... Washer· - D.,Yer,Refrigerator -Also Furniture and Appliances are now. ,, at BUY THE BEST On ·the 2nd · f f66 ! 'It· . I . . ,. . . "·"" ,, r?a.rlitfac . ....... ... ~ . ' ... :. JANUAtl SPECIALS· · . . ,. ., ,.Tr'•d•lns A-, ~f9wding Us For S,pic!l, ·llest ,B~Yt,A~• H~re A(T~e Keith Goble • . ~. f.. r .. . , ,~ Team Kyger Creek Southwestern Eaatern Assurance In One Of These 1i USED late Model,, , q CADILLACS~ ,.", CARS \[ . . '1 ·o.·.. ,, The finest new car makes the finest used car ,I. ",:... ., ., .. l, ' All ot Cadillac's advanced engjneering and diltinctivt ~~~~,;"';':·,;', il yours in 11 late-model, pr.viou'sly-owned Gadillac.. .I• cunent wide aeJedion, Y'J'l11 find a ulled Cadillae that: far more in fft.tul'el •nd driving aatillaetion than can of other maket1. And you11 find; too,. a ranee dl practically any budget. • Creek ·Trace c~i?O l 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan.De Ville _ <' ;. I -. ' $5200>m Full power eqUi,meht, plus Glimate Control lir-cou-"" ditionitlg, 1 'owner ,new Cadillac trade, turquoile )Wttlt· turquoise lnteri\R'. • ilino:.. ),oo h.oqql<; ' 66 Cadillac Coupe oeville . Full power · power 6-way power autronie eye, tin~d antenna, bet,41!iful matching intetior, one ow·ner. new Only 14,000 miles. Really a ·s harp one. c . ·to m.ooo. SMITH BUICK !, You'll Drive With ' . VOWWAGEN •.• , 't :.• VIC~,. �' • / ' ' REPORTS ,~ ...-.,...,.-""?'""......,......._ ... . ,. . ""1 .... ~. .... ,,..~ + . -. I j ...,.. %4, •.... .. serve residents of the 27111 Oblo There .,.. t1 ,... members ~:.r-nta Is 111e lint House District •. and my resj>Ollal· In the House this left"· o1 • plJI)Illtll far release bility to work m their Interests ~ ., IJI.mottWy IJa. were foremost m my miDd willie The Hoose is ezpocled to be Dlsltid taking the oath of office In the 1n sessioo al lea•t lbe lint sev' 8 Welker The opportunity given me to statebou!O early last week. en monlbs of lll67, so 1 Wldoubt:::'.._ ~ - .. Present at the ceremonies Iedly will be spendln~ rnueh of ~'n>~ Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan . 8. 1967 where 1 took the oath of office, m~~z:s u:,,eo~~th'~et along . with the other 98 repre- are ursed ta can f(K'. me, . or " j."; .... .... .&ti I a:;: 1\ep. Welker wants 111 t ..p resldOllts of bls ,_..,Y dis!tid bdormed of ocdvtdes by bim In tbolr belutll. sentatives of the bouse, were write , al the StJtehpuse Build· ti my wife, Pearl; my mo.ther. ing 1 can be of any assistance ~j""·· ' Mrs. EulaWelker, andaSISter,t the • I! Miss Eileen Welker. I w a! o My =~sent plans are to spend sworn in ~Y. Ohio ~upr.eme Court IMonday through Thursday In Justice Wilham 0 NP.Jl. I Columbus and be in di.Striet the remaining time. 1 will also be available to or· ganizations or individuals wbo wlsh to meet with me personal~ ly in our new House District. ...." ODE TO A MARTYR By ROBERT WINGETT ·IS dead'· Highlight . H1eronymous · · of dthe· official busl· Flashed the headline across ~ess activity . urmg my TODAY'S THOUGHT _ How honest is on honest tile censorious Fourth Es- ~~g U:":.~i~r~as adopting man ..-..Unknown. tate. emergency appropriation to 11M • ..... The Meigs JJP News lleat · f t THE POET'S CORNER Th·e four·month old son of a couple from. Be.aver Thereby lies a tale behind the Falls, Pa., stopped over at the La Salle Hotel m Middlescenes. last week, had a large pet. Pol!t '""e infant who tips the scales at about 1.0. pounds, What ~as the modus operan•u ' h" 1 t The dog not yet d.1. 0 1 the kHler? has a Great Dane dog for 15 P ayma e. d ' I u1 the full grown pushes t he scales to 140 poun s. What was the res t o1 . Mr. ~~d Mrs. Donatld w,,.-onlbJe:b ~rt~;v~~fni~r S~~~~ autopsy'! was working on a cons rue lant said their young son, . He told us the answers., time 'literall adores the gi- The regatta, slated for m1~ after time; antic canin~. June, again wiH feature the Mid· Although encouched in in~ La Salle Hotel Proprietors, East Boat Racing Championnuendoes and subtlety Mr. and Mrs. Ginther, said pas- ships. We expect to see th_e re- For those who can read besersby took seeond and even gatta become an even b1gger 1 tween the lines. third glances when they walked attraction this year. 1 (We shall not condemn those by and saw the huge dog peer- The Pomeroy Chamber ofl who cannot read on the ing at them U1rough the lobby Commerce, sponsor of the three.. . , lines, windo9s. day event, urges the united sup- Or cannot read at all.) port of all Meigs countians in Necropsy : A broken heart. G nd Ole 0 , is com- this project. The ra Pl"J W eapon: A very blunt lnstru· 1 lng to Middleport. . ~ . The Division of Wildlife, : ment - public len~argy • Country and ~estern mus 1ciOhio Dept. of Natural Re- 1 fans of the Tr!-County area lsources. reports Roger Starch- ! Hieronymous ls dead. may hear Tommy Cash & sev- I er Rt 3 Pomeroy bagged a I Long live the poor man's Boss era! of the ~ther top Grand Ole bu'ck dee; in tate ' December ] Tweed! Opry recordmg stars on Marcil while !>ow-hunting in Chester - By the Help Stamp OUt Ed· 9 at the Middleport High School t h ucatioo Committee. auditorium. owns lp.;;-;;~;;-. Middleport's volunteer fire 269,000 CALLED B~CK department i• •ponsoring the , DETROIT <UP!)- More than REPORT TRAWLERS appe ..ronce. 269,000 of the 1967 model cars SACRAMENTO, Calli. (UP!) are being recalled to General I- The State Department of Fl~h Work on the third annual Big Motors Corp. dealers because and Game has reported that SIX Bend Re.@'atta in Pomeroy -Mid- a possible installation defect Soviet fishing vessels are dleport for 1007 is already un· the new safety off the southern lsible steering derway. b\1e 1 II ply an additional 125 million the School Foundation Program. A definiU. need for the addi· ti at money bas been shown on ' and since I have_ expressed port for educahonal lrnpi-ove. th t t 1 "der ~e~~s al~riv~e:: ~ givc:nsi • t f th g c &ps uppo~ . or e emer en Y propnation. . ~he Hou_se and Senate, in a JOIDt sesszon~ als~ confirm~ the vo~ ob~ln~~~ the ef~7e~ al eJection Y heads of State. NOTICE! BAIRD BROtHERS AUTO WRECKING A.. Now Tho OwnenOf CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING Phone 367-7598 On Roulo 7, One-Half Milo Abovo Cheshire Open 7 Days A Wook ToSorvoYou 8 tilt 6 p.m. Donald, Paul, and Henry W. Baird • SALE Let Us Prove To You That January Is The Month To Buy A New Chevrolet, New Oldsmobile, New Chevrolet Truck, AGood "OK" Used Car or Used Truck. We Have The Right Keys To Unlock The Best Transportation With- QUALITY SALESMEN- BEST SERVICE- BEST WARRANTY- NO. 1 PRODUCT- You Can't Get A IBetter Buy Anywhere- Make Us Prove lt. 1-AII F011m Rubber SOFA .. . !Bro.nl Reeulor 249.95 I -Only 1-Qnly Brown Living Room SUITE CHAIR $74.00 Ree • 139.95 5:\LE Thlo Ono Sold Now BEDROOM SUITES for $500 Rogular 269.95 HEATER - 1-0nly EARLY AMERICAN SOFA Reeulor 249.95 Solo $188 1-0nly Large White ZENITH TV Reeulor 59.95 s199;oo $47.00 . Solo I -Only Black Sectional Living Room . Reeulor 299.95 MAPLE CHEST 1-AIINew ·Speed Queen WASHER Reeulor 159.95 . . '" S119·'s ~z~ ' • ' ' '' I -Only 1-0nly ' $~9.75 Solo 1-0nly New ELECTRIC DRYERS - .I ' • •• ' 15 cu. ft. GIBSON FREEZER $184·95 l ' . I ·I . . . .. • • HERE.:~f &ROu6HTI(OO Jl • '''THAtJK. ·'l'OU ,. DEAR SISi{'ER '' A PIECe OF · • ' THANK '4'00 , DEAR Gi5rER i'"THANK 4'QO, DEAR GI~ER .. GREATEST OF ALL. SiSTER$ " > . ,"THANK 4'00~ DEAR 515TE'R .. GREATEST ·0~ ALL 5tSTEi0.; '! 'Recortl Player WITH RADIO ~el Regul•r 350.00 ' Solo . 1-onl'f" FRIGIDAIRE GIBS, .N Electric Flair FREEZER 21 cu. ft. Reeulor 349.95 rid's -FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator TABLE MODEL RANGE " 1-0nly ZENITH Out Thoy.Go .•• SJ88•00 3-Tokll GIBSON Refriaerators BottOm 'ir~r. Reg. pfice - 4119 .9~. Last 3 wilt sell with · trade-in at .. ·. ·' .,.;.,blo O.on. In Color · BIG DISCOUNT 1-0nly . 25 cu. ft. $299·00 ., ,:·-. zas,.·. . CHEST FREEZER I . .._, ~ '·. . ·' -' ·. - . ' ·• ... . . bF IP:ra:n.JI .O'Neal · ' Jenuery Sel•l ' 3 PieceO•k 9x12 Size SU;lTES LINOLEUM RUGS Solo $5.88 ' A'n-,:.t., . ~liJ.J.R: .. .ln. · \VI'. MEA.N Qu1llty S.lnm1n ~ Phone 446-3672 , " SJ.9·00 Solo . CHEVROLET. OLDSMOBILE MOTOR co•. Gallipolis, Ohio . MAmESSES I 210.236 S.CO..d Av•nua .... .' $48·00 Solo '. GAlliPOLIS -~ • !: •j CHAIR MAmESSES 1-0nly ' Bed -Room Warrtn Skldmere •' TILT-BACK This Is a Buy 3-0nly EvertH S1unclert :s .ROCKER • Muot Sell This Ono Solo Qwltty Silftmln • ~ Big Sale · Big Sale ' Now On No~v On SERTA NATIONAL 1-0nlyRed R.. ular 399.95 Heward Thinner OUIUty SaiHmen / I Per!ottolly used 1 little Reeulor 49.95 Uprltht. Ree. 229.95 fMrner W1ugh • r • '. FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER Qu11lty S.l"m." ' ,. ' , '"'uhir $9.95 1-0nly Early Ainericen VINYL CHAIR .,1 t' · .::·~ ·. • .,,, . . r.' . . ... .••.- . ····' Rose Base . • '' Jl'S '$1,88,00 . Sale AU Steal Construction • 1-0nly BASSm . STOKER-MAne ' iut ssrn S88·88 = / I With lullt:ln Pod 20f These3 Pc. ThlsOnau..d Sale-~ 1-0nly Bruce Dennis Used Ctr Mgr. DINEUE SETS ' ' NYLON CARPET 7 Pi.c:e Chrome • Lazy-Boy • CENTS ,,' • I • • , .. '· '~ly~12 . Solo Solo •' ··---""' • ' lOe· • FURNITURE • BEDDING • : ONE . OF. A· KIND LEFT-OYER n~15 - ALttiEW FURNITURE WRINGER NO .... / Sw ~ring- in Ceremonies Tops W 11'1' IULPJl WELKER• _., ~~WI ...... """ •r~ o, _.""'"' "" OHIO f I �' • / ' ' REPORTS ,~ ...-.,...,.-""?'""......,......._ ... . ,. . ""1 .... ~. .... ,,..~ + . -. I j ...,.. %4, •.... .. serve residents of the 27111 Oblo There .,.. t1 ,... members ~:.r-nta Is 111e lint House District •. and my resj>Ollal· In the House this left"· o1 • plJI)Illtll far release bility to work m their Interests ~ ., IJI.mottWy IJa. were foremost m my miDd willie The Hoose is ezpocled to be Dlsltid taking the oath of office In the 1n sessioo al lea•t lbe lint sev' 8 Welker The opportunity given me to statebou!O early last week. en monlbs of lll67, so 1 Wldoubt:::'.._ ~ - .. Present at the ceremonies Iedly will be spendln~ rnueh of ~'n>~ Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Jan . 8. 1967 where 1 took the oath of office, m~~z:s u:,,eo~~th'~et along . with the other 98 repre- are ursed ta can f(K'. me, . or " j."; .... .... .&ti I a:;: 1\ep. Welker wants 111 t ..p resldOllts of bls ,_..,Y dis!tid bdormed of ocdvtdes by bim In tbolr belutll. sentatives of the bouse, were write , al the StJtehpuse Build· ti my wife, Pearl; my mo.ther. ing 1 can be of any assistance ~j""·· ' Mrs. EulaWelker, andaSISter,t the • I! Miss Eileen Welker. I w a! o My =~sent plans are to spend sworn in ~Y. Ohio ~upr.eme Court IMonday through Thursday In Justice Wilham 0 NP.Jl. I Columbus and be in di.Striet the remaining time. 1 will also be available to or· ganizations or individuals wbo wlsh to meet with me personal~ ly in our new House District. ...." ODE TO A MARTYR By ROBERT WINGETT ·IS dead'· Highlight . H1eronymous · · of dthe· official busl· Flashed the headline across ~ess activity . urmg my TODAY'S THOUGHT _ How honest is on honest tile censorious Fourth Es- ~~g U:":.~i~r~as adopting man ..-..Unknown. tate. emergency appropriation to 11M • ..... The Meigs JJP News lleat · f t THE POET'S CORNER Th·e four·month old son of a couple from. Be.aver Thereby lies a tale behind the Falls, Pa., stopped over at the La Salle Hotel m Middlescenes. last week, had a large pet. Pol!t '""e infant who tips the scales at about 1.0. pounds, What ~as the modus operan•u ' h" 1 t The dog not yet d.1. 0 1 the kHler? has a Great Dane dog for 15 P ayma e. d ' I u1 the full grown pushes t he scales to 140 poun s. What was the res t o1 . Mr. ~~d Mrs. Donatld w,,.-onlbJe:b ~rt~;v~~fni~r S~~~~ autopsy'! was working on a cons rue lant said their young son, . He told us the answers., time 'literall adores the gi- The regatta, slated for m1~ after time; antic canin~. June, again wiH feature the Mid· Although encouched in in~ La Salle Hotel Proprietors, East Boat Racing Championnuendoes and subtlety Mr. and Mrs. Ginther, said pas- ships. We expect to see th_e re- For those who can read besersby took seeond and even gatta become an even b1gger 1 tween the lines. third glances when they walked attraction this year. 1 (We shall not condemn those by and saw the huge dog peer- The Pomeroy Chamber ofl who cannot read on the ing at them U1rough the lobby Commerce, sponsor of the three.. . , lines, windo9s. day event, urges the united sup- Or cannot read at all.) port of all Meigs countians in Necropsy : A broken heart. G nd Ole 0 , is com- this project. The ra Pl"J W eapon: A very blunt lnstru· 1 lng to Middleport. . ~ . The Division of Wildlife, : ment - public len~argy • Country and ~estern mus 1ciOhio Dept. of Natural Re- 1 fans of the Tr!-County area lsources. reports Roger Starch- ! Hieronymous ls dead. may hear Tommy Cash & sev- I er Rt 3 Pomeroy bagged a I Long live the poor man's Boss era! of the ~ther top Grand Ole bu'ck dee; in tate ' December ] Tweed! Opry recordmg stars on Marcil while !>ow-hunting in Chester - By the Help Stamp OUt Ed· 9 at the Middleport High School t h ucatioo Committee. auditorium. owns lp.;;-;;~;;-. Middleport's volunteer fire 269,000 CALLED B~CK department i• •ponsoring the , DETROIT <UP!)- More than REPORT TRAWLERS appe ..ronce. 269,000 of the 1967 model cars SACRAMENTO, Calli. (UP!) are being recalled to General I- The State Department of Fl~h Work on the third annual Big Motors Corp. dealers because and Game has reported that SIX Bend Re.@'atta in Pomeroy -Mid- a possible installation defect Soviet fishing vessels are dleport for 1007 is already un· the new safety off the southern lsible steering derway. b\1e 1 II ply an additional 125 million the School Foundation Program. A definiU. need for the addi· ti at money bas been shown on ' and since I have_ expressed port for educahonal lrnpi-ove. th t t 1 "der ~e~~s al~riv~e:: ~ givc:nsi • t f th g c &ps uppo~ . or e emer en Y propnation. . ~he Hou_se and Senate, in a JOIDt sesszon~ als~ confirm~ the vo~ ob~ln~~~ the ef~7e~ al eJection Y heads of State. NOTICE! BAIRD BROtHERS AUTO WRECKING A.. Now Tho OwnenOf CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING Phone 367-7598 On Roulo 7, One-Half Milo Abovo Cheshire Open 7 Days A Wook ToSorvoYou 8 tilt 6 p.m. Donald, Paul, and Henry W. Baird • SALE Let Us Prove To You That January Is The Month To Buy A New Chevrolet, New Oldsmobile, New Chevrolet Truck, AGood "OK" Used Car or Used Truck. We Have The Right Keys To Unlock The Best Transportation With- QUALITY SALESMEN- BEST SERVICE- BEST WARRANTY- NO. 1 PRODUCT- You Can't Get A IBetter Buy Anywhere- Make Us Prove lt. 1-AII F011m Rubber SOFA .. . !Bro.nl Reeulor 249.95 I -Only 1-Qnly Brown Living Room SUITE CHAIR $74.00 Ree • 139.95 5:\LE Thlo Ono Sold Now BEDROOM SUITES for $500 Rogular 269.95 HEATER - 1-0nly EARLY AMERICAN SOFA Reeulor 249.95 Solo $188 1-0nly Large White ZENITH TV Reeulor 59.95 s199;oo $47.00 . Solo I -Only Black Sectional Living Room . Reeulor 299.95 MAPLE CHEST 1-AIINew ·Speed Queen WASHER Reeulor 159.95 . . '" S119·'s ~z~ ' • ' ' '' I -Only 1-0nly ' $~9.75 Solo 1-0nly New ELECTRIC DRYERS - .I ' • •• ' 15 cu. ft. GIBSON FREEZER $184·95 l ' . I ·I . . . .. • • HERE.:~f &ROu6HTI(OO Jl • '''THAtJK. ·'l'OU ,. DEAR SISi{'ER '' A PIECe OF · • ' THANK '4'00 , DEAR Gi5rER i'"THANK 4'QO, DEAR GI~ER .. GREATEST OF ALL. SiSTER$ " > . ,"THANK 4'00~ DEAR 515TE'R .. GREATEST ·0~ ALL 5tSTEi0.; '! 'Recortl Player WITH RADIO ~el Regul•r 350.00 ' Solo . 1-onl'f" FRIGIDAIRE GIBS, .N Electric Flair FREEZER 21 cu. ft. Reeulor 349.95 rid's -FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator TABLE MODEL RANGE " 1-0nly ZENITH Out Thoy.Go .•• SJ88•00 3-Tokll GIBSON Refriaerators BottOm 'ir~r. Reg. pfice - 4119 .9~. Last 3 wilt sell with · trade-in at .. ·. ·' .,.;.,blo O.on. In Color · BIG DISCOUNT 1-0nly . 25 cu. ft. $299·00 ., ,:·-. zas,.·. . CHEST FREEZER I . .._, ~ '·. . ·' -' ·. - . ' ·• ... . . bF IP:ra:n.JI .O'Neal · ' Jenuery Sel•l ' 3 PieceO•k 9x12 Size SU;lTES LINOLEUM RUGS Solo $5.88 ' A'n-,:.t., . ~liJ.J.R: .. .ln. · \VI'. MEA.N Qu1llty S.lnm1n ~ Phone 446-3672 , " SJ.9·00 Solo . CHEVROLET. OLDSMOBILE MOTOR co•. Gallipolis, Ohio . MAmESSES I 210.236 S.CO..d Av•nua .... .' $48·00 Solo '. GAlliPOLIS -~ • !: •j CHAIR MAmESSES 1-0nly ' Bed -Room Warrtn Skldmere •' TILT-BACK This Is a Buy 3-0nly EvertH S1unclert :s .ROCKER • Muot Sell This Ono Solo Qwltty Silftmln • ~ Big Sale · Big Sale ' Now On No~v On SERTA NATIONAL 1-0nlyRed R.. ular 399.95 Heward Thinner OUIUty SaiHmen / I Per!ottolly used 1 little Reeulor 49.95 Uprltht. Ree. 229.95 fMrner W1ugh • r • '. FRIGIDAIRE FREEZER Qu11lty S.l"m." ' ,. ' , '"'uhir $9.95 1-0nly Early Ainericen VINYL CHAIR .,1 t' · .::·~ ·. • .,,, . . r.' . . ... .••.- . ····' Rose Base . • '' Jl'S '$1,88,00 . Sale AU Steal Construction • 1-0nly BASSm . STOKER-MAne ' iut ssrn S88·88 = / I With lullt:ln Pod 20f These3 Pc. ThlsOnau..d Sale-~ 1-0nly Bruce Dennis Used Ctr Mgr. DINEUE SETS ' ' NYLON CARPET 7 Pi.c:e Chrome • Lazy-Boy • CENTS ,,' • I • • , .. '· '~ly~12 . Solo Solo •' ··---""' • ' lOe· • FURNITURE • BEDDING • : ONE . OF. 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" ..,.. ll r- ' 1- ly ROBEi'l , 1 TODAY'~ . m~n .--Unkno ,. ' ' I(.. .. I' ~ ~- • I ars rfor 1 see- ,, 9 If :P'!fi ..... • - ,'I .. !dueatldlllll ~tk-c ",w•. jlld be pay 14 tlle:llrelt rer axpq. was working 0. ljll.t. lie .... Ill Olld Jut bale, literally t tt ,, Mr. and M -.= ....., Taltal . . plant, said thei ~antic canine. ' Mr. ~ Mrs. Gil serslli' took seccl tblrd glances wh by and saw the ing at them lhr< win!I<Hts. i''' ! I PRCTI!!ST/ 'TIS A DeGRADING- I Opry recording 9 at the Middlet '' deparlment Is appear11:nce. ~-- ......... 1bel0le•• IDio w The Grand Olt lng .10. Mlddlepm Country and '· fans of the Ti' may hear Tomn era! or the olhel Middleport's • ~ • dllllr . . -- audJtortum. ... fl...... 11.' Ho~ La Salle .I btl """ ~-= f.l lll grown, pus • ·the major dell lwtll ' The foudl Foils, Pa., stop) pori last week, .,. Tile infant bps a Great Da ! lt(;Ok the ~ OCCUPATION, AND ' ~ -. I ~T\.IE!l::- r-""'"t YA CICT" TWO a · wa1illll CHOICE:S ,,,~E n;l' SIGN Olt YER I •wbel •e!:b. ·111 FIRED! I alldl,tll ADDICTEO TO eATING u u I'L..L.. Botoaalla. ' ~ "Tuppyen CARRY ' rid's 11-IE; SIGN.' l I ! mel . . .__ / ., . r. ' I f . ! Ma:llbe the Little Raoplel1 take .u~ i.n! .. ·-~ _,_ '.( " .... _. , ....... ., ~, ' '' ' . '' I' • . ·~ I WHAT DO .YotJ DO, N;A/STY":l • - QuoiN ~ ' _______ ,. . . __ to -------- ·· -.- ...-.. ····· ···· 1M1 ., ~ ....... ' p • �--..,.·------ .... . -~ -...--· / , ... -- __ .,._ -. . ...... -.. . . . . . ...... •"' · ·- ~~--·· -~ - - -.... ... . . . ._.,._, ·c APTAIN .... . .........- • ..........--~ · · ---­ • ., . .......... --·~--- . . . . . . . . . ."oll; • ~ ... . .. _ -- -~- -- ... '.. _,.._........ - ... bF l.e!lie ·Tura.e:r · . ' ~----------.---~ , \'011 LAPIKNPW, 'Ill! fHOW ~ LY ...... ...- ~ .. - - - ·· · · · ~··· · • •• • •••• • • • • • ~ElMIHI ' ' Sl«lUU) Ill? . PONE, ~J'I. ..~EE! ........ *., _.* ... ..- .... ,............ .. . --· .. .... ' ·-··· ..... .. . ~,.- ,. . .... . ... "'' .. ..; ..... :.• .. ~ ~ · · ~ -~-·- , ...... L:I~ .... ,....... ...... .. ···-·· . Til .1\.A'ZfJ! PIIU UP &ARL'i ON 'TilE 6M\E JIRESIR'4E l W.EI) ~CMI 'IRE CANAWM ~- ~-- ' . \ I I The • ) New~ I . 1 WAtorr '101.17'1.0 TO FL~ UP M~E AND GEt' MAV TO liiE P£al! n!AT'LLWWETO 8E A 'c.opjEfll .OPERATION, SUH! IIUT WIEI'IE 'U. WE 6iT THE HAYf ---By ROBERT l 'I'ODAV! IN TilE AIORHIH6- l'\l! Ju.E)lt( ' 114E ~EIII 1 1'HE BETiEA! · PURCAASEO !iOO , BALE~FMICA " ' tirs es ~ 1-B I • '. . ',~= TODAY'SI \ I man ......Ugkno~ ' The four-rr • Falls, Pa., stop! port las~ week, " ll'be infant bas a Great n., :ilill grown, pus. ··"' Mr. and M was working 01 , - p)ant, said thei Dale, literally a g~tic canine. • La Salle Hotr sers~ took seco! tflird glances wh1 by and saw the I I .II THAT SETTLeS iii them thr< win~s. r. "" - Sir. aDd Mrs. Gir ing . '· · JT! I'MNOr r>LJ'(IN\; YOUR -- AU~ 80REALIS The Grand 011 lng to Mlddlepor DR, MCGEWON! CO~RQl.., Country and fans of the Tt may hear Tomm YOl) DoNi~ ( ' I I WANT TV IN THE SKY:ir T~E GRFATEST INIII!!~l'ION 1. SINCE~ AND MAYBE "tOLfO ~TT"eR 6Ull,.D A FIRE' 1N1RE FIREPLK.E'/ OPERAS? 9f,tlef derJcendedon Or. AR. McGeoldon's era! of the other Opry recording tid's lt~bo;aforJI 1mcl Bull Wllip911ade I'IMt! t1 9 at the Middlep auditorium. Middleport'• • department Is c411 to hi!J office nel appearance. Work on the t! B end Re~atta ir dleplll'l for 1967 derway. I'M DEEPLY 10UCI-IED, IRIS I . OW'r~ ) PREMIE~ IS GETTING. In Btllll"vok!a 1 c/arif.ri Vqaoff, 1 NEVE'R HIM\ minister of' p1DN'f 1-l~ GIVe "ffl.J . police, 1111• .. found +hatthe people are !Jetting YI!Sf/ess . Let Us Oldsm 14EMD . ~£ O~LY SUC.J..( A SILL'{ REQUEST/ TOLD ME To .WE f'\JfiGS. . l 1 AN.Y RE'ASONS? Ill llnportaiB MEN· •• !Btttll ' -O UK BOA.RDJING •.. 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' ' . . 0 • ···-- ., ,,__,... . er • ~ a:•A ... ,.. .. ~ . . . . ... 'i __...,...., ..... ' :"!":'"'---~-:or." .• • I I $-The Sunday 1 I I lf , ' • urs es The New~ 'I , ly ROBERT J I .. -~ TOD:y; ~· '.. man:;:-Unkno; • '· The fllUf·IT '~ Flills, Pa., stop} pOJl ·liD-week, , :l'he infant II~ 1 Great Da1 1 f.\111 ., ~wn, pus .. :.,, . and M W.as working 01 ~t, said thei e, literally a ganlic canine. , La Salle Hot< :Mr. lind Mrs. Gir serslly took seco! tl!lrd glances wh• by and saw the ing •t them thrr ~ I ' ;o_Ltt I 0 "til, H~LlNl" ·'• OUT OVB WAY • W9s. WIQ . ·OH, Ll'L AI!NI!PtPI!.A~­ I<!N WE AIJII~ . ALL THIS?. ' The Grnnd 01< ing to Mlildlepot Country and fans of the Tr I ' may bear Tomrr. I eral of the otl!er Opry II ' rld's r~ording 9 at lhe Middlep auditorium . Middleport's • department is nel appearance. Work on the t) e end Regatta il dleporl for 1967 derway. > c place obort!J IOUihweat ., ., mllee nortla ' lJ, S. Maiinea I Amerle&D as- 0118 Delta. can dredge, a reportell t,o bl I in the world, in lmporlaDt I II Cam B.IDb .... JDDnd. aboui.Omn.. to lld Ill ... lj'k lot llai let Us Oldsm Have ~ MIN· I B~ttet •• 1WERTINGREDIENT~.U.%­ BIRD5LIKE VARIETY/TIIEY'RE PLAIN FOLKS JUSTW~EU$ • • . ' """" Quollt GAUl ,. • _, ....... .•,· • '• ' ~ ,..~ • •• r' ' '" •• ·-·• -~ ... • • I ' ,, ' ' ' . . ';~it ..~:, ·,. ... 's ......' �• . . -. . : : . . : . .: -. . 'f . - . ' • ~ ' l ' • ~ \ •' •• • / l ! e • ,_,.. To The ·7 IM Sl:JPR)S£D TO lilt I I Tb• Grand ( lng ,to Middle! Country and fans of the . I'LL CAtJT SAY "THAT I &AM£ HIM IN THI~ WEATHER! GIV~· HER . A~E.R HALF · MJD IF SR&S HER£ B1{ , IJI-1EJJ . •• may bear Torr oral of the o!IJ Opry retordi rJ! 9 at lbe Midd~ 1 auditorium. .. HAMBURG, Middleport's department iJ appearance. - Work on tho 8en<l Reg•tta dleport for I~ derway. 'GERMANY a. telegram · that would cause his family "dis'I \ treu." • i ,. • I . ~ -~ ~ .9. t~~ ... % • !1.-o i H, e • f/J • ~ ... · -;::~ ' ~ ~8·. " - ·. --------~ FIVE CENTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Republican Gov. Jamea A. Rhodes wu sworn in for a ond term in solemn ceremones today and promised that lniprovfng the edueattdlllil system would have the top priority during hiS 4-year term. The governor tdOJt the oath at 8:40 a.m. and in the briefest inaugural address in history outlined the major plans for his administration. Rhodes announced he was creating an Office of Urban Affaln to dell lwth "urgent" city problems, indicated there would be a reorgalllzatioo of the ~1 .,.. tern and hinted there may be a tax increase for schools. The governor lndf:Cattd. he favored opening new tax areas for local governments, promised there would be pay raises for state employes, and f.romlsed to meet sev· The 511 • year • old governor tiJongh he eaJUIIII bolcii!Jeifnlll era! 'other challenges'' of was unusually serloos durlllg of I'WI"l'W ahead aver 1111 14state government. the preliminaries and the mtnlstratlnn aid tbe . . . . . Rhndea aaid the people were swearing In o1 other alate olfi· thel be wiD "stand betW- . . demanding more services and clals elected last November end _...._ nd tbe 111 IJ' Indicated that along with IIOIInd in the rending of bis speeeb. He tax •...-· 1 q ~ Dnanclal policies his areas of was applauded when he took era." . . . • effort would be In schools, high- the oath and when he fiD!shed The Bible ujJoD 'lib!& ·lie No way safety, air and water pol· but was not lnterruptod during ce:lvecl tbe oatil !ram Qlllf J1IIO lutlon, and programs for the his speech which ran 8\lz miD- ti<e Kinpley A. Tall Ill llliil · less fortunato. utes. Ohio Suj>reme Coilrl - liiM Earllesl Ill matory Mr. Rhodes began the 80th by Ills wife, Hela, llil . . The ceremony in llle St~le' gubernatorial term In the youngest daqbla', .. ...... if~ bouse Rotunda was the earhest state's history. He became the Their ·granddauc~IW', lllssq In the slate's history and it was first ever elected to consecutive Moore; Z, llood oa a dlldt lleo just getting daylight when the four-year terms and the first side ber lfandmollier IIIII•... Rhodes family arrived at the llmitod to two torms . He also broke the tension d 1lle iOiee capitol which was overflowing became the highest paid the affair by Jeap!Dg up JniO IW with friends and Republican first to benefit from the s:Uary grandfather'• II'DII •Wb • • leaders. I bUt ~ 1 b boo ed th Rhodes llnlsbed ldl IIJieedl, Ill The 37th Division Band slnlck Increase , wu c st e beld ber bl8b aDd a waiiid a ruffle when Rhodes ar· ' governors salary from fjii,OOO !D the crowd Ill llbGall Ull Irl~::!,o~:n~the plaUorm for thel to $40,000 a year. which jammed 111e RotomdL ' I< whlcb began at 8:08 To Protect Ta:qJayen Pickup WI plh, "'llupQen a.m. - eight minutes late, Rhodes warned that .... expect · have been emroiled ln a cor'"' Mrs. Clark n: S d on ay Jn Trenton Priorit Will Create New Office of ·Urban Affairs To Deal with Urgent Problems of Cities CLEVELAND (t)PI) - A last Abolll 2 mllliOJl copies or the troversy over representation lor magdiZlne· Stern today """',_,n>es ) two years. route to West German •• The custodlsns strike Wednesand newsstands, carrytog day would shut of! the heat m uncensored aerlaU~~on of the classrooms, forcing lhe schools controvei'Slal book The Death 11 close of a President." · The magazine disclosed Sun. ---. day ll had rejected a laat-dltcli appeal by Sen. Robert K. Kennedy ID· remove certain passages fi'ollt Ita serlaltzatlon ol ~-=::anchester . . ~j~ ' I e·s' minute asreement averted a walkout by 2,000 teachers here SUnday night, but the spectro of further Iaber problems conIt nued to 1oom over the school BY THE UPJ system's Immedlato future, A custodians' strike hes hef!ll More Threatl called for Wednesjlay while the · ~TON. omo - SOME 3,000 members of the Cleveland 1110 y,q!i.jiechlng employes of Teachm Union (CTU) thceaten the publje school system in this to walk off their joos later this oration o1 Stato COunty and month. Both groups are presoletled SUnday ~ strike Thurs- lng lor higher wages. day over union recognition . School SUperintendent · Paul James A. Levenduaky, or' Dis- W. Briggs said the members of trtot Coiincll 61 American Fed- the Cleveland Education As..,. erallon j,r Staie, County and elation ICEAI all.'eed SUnday Municipal Employes said that to remain at their jobs a!IP.r unless the Board oi Education i winning "renegotiation of the accepts Council 51 as bargain- i salary proposal and a rep~tation election." 1ng agent • the memben 11\-iig• said the election will strike. be called in February 1968 tD decide whether the CTU or the CEA will represent this city's ·· 2 Million Co pie• teachers. Thaes two groups .. I C:OtV'T St.E MEEK AtJW.JHERE! HE MUST HAVE LEFT! MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1967 WORLD ' I __________________.. Ends Threat . Ia ALL FOCX.':> OR : ~M£~1-II;t.,.G . .USUALLY Af<E I "i ': .. enttne -- Last Minute Agreement '' TH ~;:V MU.'i:T: ; THitJK We'RE'. SH£'lL ~BLY B£ LATE ! I.Vo'M£N ·MEET·MON!q.JE . . HERE.! . -~ .~~~r--~--------------------~--~~~~.~~~~~~~~~----~---.--~~~~~~~~~~!-~~----------~--~,--,----------~--~~ • ucation Has 8-'l'be Sund1 . n. f~~~entfl 01 f'lw ·II•Qidl.,... ::hw ._, --------------------------~----VOl, XVIII NO. 214 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO --- ---- '. . .. . . RESERVE CHEERLEAD EFtS - These cheerleaders are serving their first and last year at Pomerpy High School as next year their scliool will be Meigs Local. The girls were on double duty Friday evening as they led the cheering section for the Freshman squad as well as the reserves. Front row left to right are Debbie Crow ;md Kathy Fields; back row, Donna Branham and Susie Souls by, Kathy Watson was absent. Minor Iujpri~s,~uffer;~!B:~J~cidents Investigated by SheriffsDepartmeni !· letU Olds1 Have MIN lliitt I'D SURE LIKE 01.! GUY LIKE BY lH' KIND OF AN 1HIS GARBAGE VUIMI' HE'S BEEN Border Afire lnBaitle HE LEFT TH' TRAIL I-I~ AN WENT ll-IIS WAY... 'S .IIINFI.lL 8UT WHY HE DID, I CANNOT SAY! ' GAlli I ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 8, 1967 gardner kaser klein neutzling price shoemaker