https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9cc515e2dffd77b9d35fc0f58ed7ce77.pdf fe684a43169cfc620f7082f6851c5c84 PDF Text Text ' • -~ ... dand-. . O.ha. 11,1111'1 is Theme of First Present~ at Heath WSCS Jn-j ·~ l' ' Den•rrr. • VQ!._XVIII ELBERFELDS 1n POMEROY . ANNUAL CHECK_ Employees of the State Department of_ Highways make ao;t a'!nual mileage check with township trustees. Trustees of townships receive money fr~m license fees whtcb ':" figured on. a per mile ba· ~Around the table, left to right, are Roy Brown and Paul Smiff, Department of Highways; Cectl qaldwell and (t J. Penningloll, trustees of Orange Township. The group met 10 the office of the county corrumss10ners Tuell- · day, a FOR MEN AND WOMEN AT BAHR'S •• s_AL_E_S_TA_R_TS_W_~_D._J_AN_.l_lt_h_ . __.] P. ,•i;;;;;;"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'=""• WIGS THEATRE and . II I = ' .. Mens Wool ·- ' .. TopcQa'~ ~ ' 2-HOUR , ~atioru~l I dY THE VPI J Req. $39.95 Site $28.18 sale $n.aa HALF SIZE PRta DRESSES Mens Suits Reduced . 1 LOT- Reg. $21.95 to $65;00 LADIES COATS - lOo/o Regular Price •• I,ApiES LADIES COATS Mens Sport Coats .. Reduced Reduced Regular Price CO.ORDINATED $21.50"to $4S.OO iWEATERS 1 LOT MENS Reduced 20% 25% 33!% and Sport Shirts LADIES SKIRTS 2 for $6.00 SLACKS Reduced $J.18 lSo/o MENS REDUCED $19.95to$4s.oo Reduced '' ,. 25% 1 GROUP CAR COATS, STADIUM COATS and JACKETS Reg. .., SUITS ' 33Yatyo 10o/o Reg. $4.00 and $5.00 . - l5o/o 25 Of.JO' LADIES DRESSES i PRICE · SIZE 1 TO 11 LADIES · 5 WEATE RS ·· .. · ·.. · · · Reduced 25% BLOUSES . . R... $1.95 to $17.00 ALL LADIES MENS PULLOVER AND COAT STYLES _ _ REDUCED. 70%0 , ,:.. REDUCED ~~~ DRESS H~rs ·,....._.._.ll_ed_uc_ed_2_o•_r._SW__..E_A_~-+E,R. _s_....,· - • r,~5 o/0 I Lot '·· ·a,AHR BoY' .ii.d Marl~ · WINTER ~CAPS Yelues .. $2.95 M,eno DRESS ~_,Other CLOT,HI·ERS Reduced I , ,' ' .' ' Th'"lhout Til. • __,..,... . ... ;.•-:_:·:~.·.•-:.~• •.:: ~ ;:! •7=..~."'!:::-:':0"":· :.-.-:-; .r. ~-~ <r -" "' " ,....._..,.._ ••"-·~~"'"··--·-----01<_, _~ ' • • " ,,d .. • .. . . ' • --'-·-~·~'"'"' ":"'"""""~".;.,-:·:::~.;.;.:f!w..~~~r.~ .. II hells ·Reduced . Stlirt Max Donahue will present Trousers 2001 · '"f' "I D . D'' "'"""RT lobill$0ft15 Cleaners Mrs. the program. Hostesses will be ' · ./0 ~ ··----~ St Po-•roy Mrs. Robert Fisher and Mrs. Jl.~.:..:.:.:~:.::.:~.:.;~==::;::;;::=======;=====~·"!!!'-.4~ ' ~j....--------------------1~'-........,----·----"--...:-~ Ernest Fraser. :. , ·.::.::· oca etis rove Maddox Predicts Tranquil 4 Years Appropriations of Jl,105,178.92 were approved Tuesday night lor 1967 by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education during its January meeting at the Pomeroy Elementary builtllng. The largest single appropri· ation was $1163,060 for instruc!ion in the new conaolidaled dis1 troct. Approprtated ill the fixed charges fund was '138,685.74 second highest amount. Other appropriations for the several funds of the district in· eluded operation of school plant 143,700, administration, peraonal service salarJes and wages, 139,291.63, auxlllary agencies 145,800, Maintenance $7,250, special services ,1,300, school supplies $60,800, materials for malntenance $9,800, equipment replacement $16,300, contract 1 Attending the meellng in Co- the less able. -Mn. Sabra llm't'IMB wu'""{ lumbus are Mr. Hargraves, M~'Vocatloul educallol llelfll empWyed as an ~rl slstant SUpt. Larry Morrison, 10 live tlefiDite frilipooo uti IA!aclter. . . · Clerk McCoiD!IB, a representa- meattlaJ Ia edoeatloa by noTbe board ~ ~ 1 rive of SUlllan . lssacs i Sul· lailll& H ta OC<IIpalfoall gas bills for beallnjj of lite B-. 1 livan Engineering Dnn, Prose- fOBk," Dr. llrum lold 1M land elementary odtool apte, \ cutin1 Attorney Bernard V. board, and II was reportet! ,ao · ' t Fultz, and Board memben Mro. Boar members qui!zed Dr. meter ltaJ beea ~ • · E. 0 . Rall, Hiram Slawter and Brum on bow the decision i! board ltaJ tleclinetl i fill _, Virgil King. made by the slaw regarding the era! past bllil, cl•IJnlqi .lbop , EXPERT QUIZZED programa to be allowed, of>. are out of reuoo ~- ~ ·• Dr. Herbert Brum, Division serving that Meiga Local Ita! "sometblng IsM~···" of Vooatlonal Etlueation, di.. not yet been permitted to fit -Building uae ltoJ : cllssed the vocational posslbil~ cosmetolORY into its program. file Pomeroy awnber fl ,Cpra. ~ ties of the proposed COJltllrohen- Dr. Brum lndkated lbe basis merce, Pomeroy 1.-. ' sive high sdlnol with the of the decision i! largely on Jo. glon ·Post No. ·• buard. cal demand. eroy- PTA · Dr. Brum, who said the vo- In other acitivity: A request eational education division Is -Swtus of the school site re- cllri1 defo!Dae~ ==~ a service agency, Indicated mained the same; the siw pro- Pomeroy el Jtnfldlnl there are vocational programs posed In the l'lclnity of Salis- bo available fur ~ pUr. avaUable for students on levels bury elementary scboollta.i noll poses in caae m$r.. from the above average to J been purchased. trophe wu IJIPIC !~ .: -· ,;.4' ! I f: I ~~th~~e~~~;~.:~....:~~of'i:.m:.~~~~ !~:~;: :.~ -i' Strataforts 0 _.tu• or-, Pt.npo I·nt V'~-C~·- . . . general fund at the end ol last SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. B52 B52s have been used in close meso troops year was $26,099.68. The bal· ance of all funds of the district bombers today blasted a Viet support of ground troops. An4 resistance In Its puJb from two at the close of 1966 waa $108,· Cong hideaway In the Iron in the first, they struck two and aldeo of the 110-square mile 519.33 and expenditures for the i Triangle less than a mile from one-half miles from U.S. forces region north of ~u· past. year were ' 1·281,517.66, ln- 1American troops engaged in the during the bloody Ia Drang nits have boen boleti up "In tbe cludmg federal pro]~ct expens- · war's biggest campaign. It was Valley battle of November 1965. area for 20 yeBl'l .I.Dd llave es, Mr. McComas saod. the closest the high Dying With the pinpoint bombing Ilaced the terrain with netWork S~pt. George_ Hargraves, Jr., planes eveh hit to US F'orces. "d US < rted of tunnels, ditches ••• bi!J!kers. .. . rai ' . . spo esmen repo -"", ' outlined ObJectives of a meet~ M!lotary spokesmen satd the that the roll in the war's largest The BS2 raid oa 1tit! Iron Ing tod ay In Col umus b with o· f f 'ed h · · , licials of the Stale Department Strato ortresseg ram un- ground campmgn was pushed to Triangle was Ill@ second of the :of Educallon building section. areds ol tons of ~mbs on a 163 Communists killed, '!9 day. In tile first, the hllb-fiyiDI Hargraves said discussion will suspec!ed ~om~umst troop raptured an~ more . than 200 b~mbers blasted a Jl~Pet&d center on specificatioDJ for . ca~p ill a thtck JUngle only 27 suspects detamed. Allted casual· Vtet Coog base In. Mekoqg the new high school statu f I moles northwest of Saogon. The ties were descrtbed aa light. Delta-an area aotitll· ~ llt!l!ltln lhe school si!A!, and p~a::. . B52s usually strike from above The campaign, called Opera· Iin which BS2s rarely ,trike. for the Pomeroy Junior. High the clouds at 30,000 feet. lion Cedar Falll\, was launched A U.S. Marine t!or~ ~ , 11~ School cafewrta ~ tlressliJg The raid requtred pinpoint secretly Sunday In on eHort to abottt IS miles away from the room projeeta '· ~ -.-···-· a"""'acy,opokeamen said, be- ri<l. ~ - ~· fw ~the Jron jDelta large~ 101110 • •:,J!IIles • ' cause U.S. Infantrymen were Triangle ol tl.e !lrongholdslllOIItll)test o1 ~ ·,tJ. Cess than a mile away-holding from which Communist have 1 Leatllernects," t1tt 'ritsi' '-J.Ior positions and waiting for the launched hundreds of attacks on American fo,... tn <tho . Delta, deafening roar of the bombs w the Saigon area. · I w e r e 1 we oping ·northward subside before moving •head. It The multidivlsion force of Ithrough the . guerrilla riddeD was only the second time that some 30,000 U.S. and Vletoa- mangrove swamps, ,', with Tax Boost Reduced. I LOT $45.00 to $60.00 1M Cfttlll' u 7.'r !!>• lSo/o. Sal.- $42.88 Sale $37.8$ 1 LOT LADIES ~ 1 Reduced Reg. $55.00 Reg. $49.95 Reg. $45.oo ~ ' a Half S!111 . ,• -"'" "''9. w'·rioPorted lliit Ml11ao,Junlan 1 • WORLD LADIES DRESSES Sale· $31.88 Sale $33,88 Sale $21.88 Sale $28.88 $39.95 $45.00 $28.50 $37.50 t alae l_. . . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. ot. ~ I ·• t • Mens Zip Lined Toppers 1 1 "§~ I ~~ u ·, , ° .S e1 s Living Room and Kitchen Furniture •• Prompt Delivery JANUARY SALE OF . 4 ~~ 01 • Dependable nationally known makes of ~ Room .... 1 Llrge Group ~ • NO. 216 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...JP0!2ME~R02!;'f-M~IDDL!2!2!:~EPO~R:!JT.:...:O!;!H!!I~O~--•_.!W:!.!E;!:D~N~ES~D~A~'Y.!...,:t;_JA:::!!N;:!;U~A~R~Y_1~1'-!..••..!1!.!96~7""""":.-------·~·-·---~ . - Sensi.ble Credit 1. ~ \ 1. ,, ' \ ~~ .Come to the Furniture Department on the 3rd Floor - ' n..,.,.,...,. rAI • ..,._,..... .._ · - - - - - . . . : . . - - - - - - - - - - - ~------------ - - -- - - - - - - - - - - ' n,.,,. :::::~~~~~::::~::::~~~~~;;~~::::::~::~~~~::~::::::~~~::~ Aro"und and f About Pomeroy . enttlt·e ' ' a I· 1 IANlJ.tlly •• 1 SOCIAL CAJ _V,NDAR .,....""".,.,,.."""""'"'"-""''''·"'"C" .."C~ e EL"B ERFE LDS JANO A'RY Cl EARANCEr. SA rE Doe Sellon, OV· UJelilt leaders, wiQ be ape· Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenclal IUHtl at the Rll~Ud port and family, Jerry a n d Cburcb ·Of tile Nazarene for Mickey, and Mn. Mildred Zei~ a thnwight 1ppearuee Jaa. ler visit«! during ~e holiday> n;t4-15. They are well koOWJt, with the latter's I!IOD and farn lulvlog bad 38 yean Ia ratllo ily in Belpre. -work In maay 1ta1es and on Mr. and Mrs. WinUred Glau mall)' stations. They have pas-and cblldren, Frances and Ed tored aad tvBngellzed for maay· years ud wUl present ward of Lancaster visited thb past week will> Mr. and Mrs . th• gospel to a "llviag" way. Paul Haptonstall and son, Bill. Ui~" Carroll Lyons, Middle- shall; "The Wedding Bargain," Wilbur Beaver, pastor of the Mrs. Bernard Schramm bas pcfrTPublic Librarian, has an- ~ Turnbull ; " With A Vengence,'' Rutlapd Church, cordially in· nounced that several new titles Shannon: 11 Fiowers By Wenda,'' vites the public. · returned to her home in Zal1te•are ready for loan, including King; · The Gunhand," Kafka; ville following a holiday uln Sickness And In Health," "The Traces Of MerrUee," here with her daughter by Rendell ; •'Deadline," Dew- Brean; "Run Foo, un, ru. A L d f 1 L d 1 R " Life," G family, Mr. and Mrs. ey; "Beyond our Selves," Mar- ber : "A Horse In1 Your ~"!n:noe~::!!.y, in a, UlJohn Smith; "The Masked Riders," ~fJ • ' ! a ~' Bawne; "Long Journey Home," Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Feaser 1•1 Ford : '"Chesapeake Docll>r," TUESDAY and family, Marjorie and Da, Humphries: and "Comanche AMERJCAN LEGION vid of Washington, D. C., Mrs. ~; Interlude," Roberts. [ iary of Lewis Manley Post James McDonald of Cheyney, 2 i"· h f will meet Tuesday at 7 p m Pa., the Rev. James Steele Library ours are rom 1 10 ' · · y d R·~ d 1 ~ d h h s t at the Ml Moriah Baptish ount an son, taoar , o " 5 p.m. Mon ay t roug a ur·. New Castle Pa and Gordon 'j day Church, Mtddleport. . • · :l1 · REGULAR meeting of the Hildretll and sis!A!r, Dorothy, ~ I in-!'aw, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ba- Middleport BP&W Club will De Collum£btous, welreti amongd frlt hdc I • • J 1\l at the Columbia Gl'l:s ou .a. wn rea ves an en s 1\ev. and Mrs. C. Melvin Al- er, Mmersvllle. an. . here for funeral services for . (' ,;npany office. The prograr!l kire and Mrs. Harry p. Smith I Mrs. Susie Fischer was the wHl be on ''Wurld Affairs" with the late Mrs. C. E. Ruppelt, were In Jackson S~turday ev~n- 1 Sunday guest of Mrs. Charles Mary Ann Campbell of Galli- mother of the Rev. Howard • ing to attend ~ dmn~r meetmg McNamee, Middleport. I lis as guest speaker. Ruppelt. I of the MetllndtSt Umon and po be 6·30 · m District Stewards Pvt. and Mrs. John McLaugh· dmner wlll at . p. . Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Parma)ee · lin left Friday for Sumter S. the Martin Restauran~. have ,retu~ fr?m 11everal Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dixon C. after a \'isit with their par- SYRACUSE PTA w11l meet 1 weeks vacation 1~ st.. Peter~vislled Sunday at Shade with t M d M Ll d Me at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the . burg and other pomts m Flon· Mr and Mrs Gerald King ~n s,hr r. a~ Mrs. d oy M • school auditorium. There will where they visited with the , Mr and Mr~ Clyde Adkln~ of Raug Fm :n ~ a~ t:s. be special entertainment with former's brothers. 1 Dayt~ were .weekend gu~sts oy rec er an er re a IV· refreshments afterwards. All _ of her brother and sister-in-law, es. parents and friends are urged I Party is Given on Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs Mrs. Homer Holter visited to attend. 14th BirtL-'-·· and family Sunday wilh her brother and WSCS OF THE UNITED Me- Sa d J h '""""3 h red 'Miss Pat~icia Fields student sister-in-Jaw, Mr. and MI*s. thodist church will meet ues- ithn Y_ 0 ~sonbi= ono t riw'se· returned to Children's Roy Frecker. Iday at 7:30 p.m. at the church . w 8 surp se ay par Y Gl D"U "II t !he De<. 29 at the home of her ' M Hospital in Columbus Friday . rs. enn 1 WI presen . . ' Mr. and Mrs. Dal! Kautt and rn-ogram topic "Dialogue with parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jamc!l a Iter spendmg a lew days wolh 1famtly . VISit . . ed Sunday w1th . Mr. •· • ~~ t St., 1n nbserva Difference"• Hostesses are J ohnson, ...-.:us het' pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo. j: and Mrs. Roy Holter nnd fami- Mrs. Harry Smith and Mrs . . ance of her· 1401 birthday. - F - a n d h -. l . . G~~~~~d Mrs Alice Davis spent sun I Y· Eddte Smoth. All members are lr h d day ~lth her sister and brother~ I Mr and Mrs H A Richard- !urged to attend and to bring els ?'tedents servtse . Ch . · · · · 1 · ed' · t · nv' gues were ern son and family of Columbus p astic mTUESDAY Jcme con amers. Maye1,. CoIurn bus,. J"1m Con d•~. Iwere weekend guests ol her par. Kathy McGirr Jim Warner ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kerns REGULAR STATED meetmg Nancy Buchan~n. Rick Hawley: !•-..• ooto Roush They also visited Mr of Racme Lodge No. 461 F&AM S I I S M"k V Coo TONIGHT and Mrs. Manning Rollsh will be Tuesday, Jan. 10. There YvKa thwanCoson,d 'Re t~_n Q. ~~: Jan. 10 Jll be k . th E t red ey, .II y n e, onrue U! Alfr•d Hltchco!::k'!l , daughter Kimberly and Mr. w · . wor m e n e len, Susan Gerlach, Dave Bus· ''TORN CURTAIN" and Mrs. Ja('()b Baer and da11~ Apprentice degree. All .master kirk, Diane Welsh , Okey RejtITechmcolorf lig!1ter, Miss Helen. Masons are w~come said Dav- ter Rhonda Hysell Doxie Wa1Julle (Mar}' Poppins) An· Yost, worshtpful master. ' . ' V J h d.rews, Paul Newm:m. Lil:. Mrs. Everett Thom~s THE STEWARDSHIP 8 n d ters, Greg White ar1d an o n· Kedrova. ed home Sunday evenmg from F" Co . f H th son, and Karen Johnson. FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS mance mmiSS1on o ea OF 1966 Col~~bus where she has been Methodist Church will Admission: 75c & 40c ass1stmg in the care of her Tuesday evening, Jan . lO, BIRTH ANNUlJNCED daughter, Mrs. Gene DeWees 7 30 ,t k the Mr. and Mrs. Gene DeWees WEDNESDAY, Jon. 11 and infant son. y~ar'tbu~g.et.o war on (Fay Thomas) of Columbus are NOT OPEN announcing the birth Bf a 9 lb. 4{) AITEND SERVICE WEDNESDAY 11 oz. son, MichaPI 1\ichard, THURSDAY, FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Approximately 40 persons at· _WHITE ROSE Lodge . Ne 291 Tuesday, Jan11ary :::, at Ml. Jen. 12-13-14 111 tended the first Sunday even· ": meet at the American CarmeL Hospital. ''WHO'S AFRAID OF ing church service being glon Hall Wednesday, Grandparents are Mr . and VIRGINIA WOOLF? 30 1 11 ducted at Heath Methodist at : P· m, i Mrs. Everett Thomas of Pome· ~:~:t~Geo_ Taylor. Segal, Richard Sandy Church by the Rev Max Dona· AMAEUR GARDEN Ciuh 1 roy and Mrs. Mildred DeWees This l.!i nn A-dult pichue. The services .will be held will meet at the home of Mrs. I and Clarence DeWees of Mideach Sunday evening at 7:30 Edward Burkett, Middleport, Idleport The DeWeeses also have D•ffv R•nts : "15c & 40c p.m. Jan. u at s p.m. · two other chndren. oa·1id, age 1 THURSDAY live, and Karen, age three. FRIENDLY Citizens Band -"----'""'"""'--- Radio Club will meet Thursday 112, 7 p.m. at the Williams-RaJ' night, Jap.. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at 1 derson home. The subject will the Alms Amvets Lodge Hall. be Emergency Preparedness, All members and their frien~s taught by Mrs. Walter Brown, are welcome. Refreshments will ' and Mrs. Lyle Balderson. be POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80 I served. . WOMEN'S MISSIONARY So- Royal Arch Masons, will hold , Clety of ~omeroy F1rsl Baptist , a stated convocation Wednesday Church wtll meet at the ehurch I at 7:30 p. m. for business and ~~rsday January 12 · at 7 30 , to confer the Past Masters de. ROCK SPRINGS Grange will gree on one candidate. Al~rt meet Thursday at 8 p.m. There G._ Woodard, excellen~ ht!h will be a program and refresh- i prtest, ~equests all officers a. d ments will be served. . compamons to attend. CATHOLIC Women's Club ' OHIO ETA PHI Chap!A!r, BeThursday at 3 p.m. in church ta Sigma Phi SoroMty, will meet auditorium. Rosary services in . Wednesday evening, Jan. 11 at sanctuary at 7:45p.m. will pr ~- 1 8:lS p. m. i~ the Col~mbus and cedet.Jo the meeting . Southern Oh10 Electrtcal ComPAST COUNCILORS of pany social room. Nancy Efaw, Theodorus Council, Daughters home economist, will present a of AmeMca, wiU meet Thursd.ay Members are evPning, at the home of Mr. reminded that dues are and Mrs. James J. Guinther, and proceeds from the must be turned in Syracuse with Mrs. Max Meinbart as the hostess. at this meeUng. REEDSVILLE • LONG BotTHURSDAY tom Homemakers club w i II BUSY BEE CLASS of the We invite you to use all the facilities meet Thursday evening, Jan. First Baptist Church In Middleport, regular meeting Tlmrsday of our Full Service Bank during the QUICK SERVICE FOR Jan. 12, because of the Week coming year. THE HOLIDAYS! of Prayer services to be held\ next week at Heath Methodist FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ctmrch. ELEANOR CIRCLE of Heath DRY CUANING Methodist Church meets Thur!.day evening at 7:30 p. m. at the -SERVIc;Echurch. Ml'!. Robert Ord wiU (Upon Your Roquast) be 4eYotlonal leader and New Titles at Middleport Library • ' ' Mrs. Wflllam Bane and Betty Mattox spent the weekend in Grundy, Va . wi~ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bane, parents of the former's hullban<l. Mr. Bane is serving witlt tlte Eng!· neer Btn. in VIet Nam. Gantel I Mattress arid Box Spring Mr. and Mn. llalplt Gllmo"' spent I week 4urlni the bo!lolays In Columbus with their olaoghten and ~. Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Bobb and family and Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Parsons and family. GAjjNET, DOC SEXTON FAVORITE · ' Middleport :group i ! .ON YOU I ' .. \ About ht~Julllloti .... lbe topk: ary meellftc. of two 1111llns !111'1. Criswell, preoldmt, op111 lllo Januaey roeet.in& ened ~ meellnl 11UII a N"" Wamen'a Socloty of 1 Year'a m<ditatloo. Slle '"""""'" ~~jlr Servteo of Heath .... tho World Doy of Prayer O!urob Monday eve- 1to be oOserved In Febnlal")' and reminded the lll'lMIP of tbo ~ jWeek of Prayer 11> be oblorvod i llh. Galen .Brown, dlainnan in February and reminded the 1f Ill aludy, was assisted in ol tile Week ol Prayer ....ion by Mrs. James , services to be held nell week c;tla...U, Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. 1at Heath Church. A note of , ~ Shuler, who read passa1es. · ,ympatby was extended 11> !llrs. . : Mr:t. Moore read the purpose Crary Davis on the death of -.,. ot the self study of scripture as her sister, Miss LeJWre Gibbs. plated to wamen of the WSCS ' Durin~~: the social hour the Jnd pointed out many ways to ' hostesses, Mrs.. Mildred Zelg· teek understanding of our re- ! Jer, Mrs. Fred Hibbs, Mrs . Earl ligious bel!..rs and duty to God . I Daveport, Ml'!. James. Brew· 'these inctude taking time to ington, and Mrs. David . Ent)e &done, to meditate, to pray, sminger served a salad ~ , lDd to think about the results from a table covered w1th a " that are possible with a self ~ pink linen cloth and centered ~al11ation of oneself in rela- with an arrangement of pink lion to the work oltbe church. gladiolus flanked by pink tape!'! Mrs. CHsweU gave a con- in white holders. Mrs. Criswell eluding prayer. The next ses- p:esided at the silver coffee ser~ 1 sion will be h<ld at the Febru:.·..:.v~ t=. ce - - - - - -- - ~· ' .,. .•.,.;J, ~· ; .. ' _il. ·-·~-r '. ' • ' �I ., • J Wants ·Tax Increase • ' '1=~ CUPJ) -:rret- IIIII -m- lllm!IIIOII ._, · til -lll!lpol lbe IIDIDce' ._ _, .............; ,llepUbl)rp .,tNa&dl thlUtllll IIOirinl 'VlellmD boost 11> belp pay lbe .ollbe 1trl pro&ram war. '!be boollt would alleet &'I bJ!1J. 11 ploD- he laid ·do""- But !Ill declared mll1Jon ~~ l!lo 15 liJpayers. 11i111 1o the ,~real 10eie1Y Amorlealls "do 1101 11'1111 111 R e· p Ub II c 1 a relletl!lD will at -<leoplte"'mcre COlt; I'L-..r-ot ~ ~~~ey 1 swllt. In a jollll - • eonlerond 111010 alP')'" Ill bave beoome used to duriJlB bi~enee · )mD1!"ti•te!r:·after · lbe ot:l\lzl. ! ----- throe Jeaftl Ill oll..e. ---Preftldent'o llllllniSs, hoUse GOP ·ID a mber ~te State The Chief EUcUtlve was leader Gerald I( FO{d, _Mich., o1 ~ UD!on mesup to lntorrupted U limel by ap- 111d Senate Rop~bllcoa leader Co..,...s and to the Amer!CIII plause -<>ut was greeted only Evereu M. Dlrk9eli, ID., ..,. people · TUesday nJihl, be ' by !lienee wbea be called fur a' cused Jolmson ol folllllg to !Ike !Dsis;JIt could be dooe. I ~ per eent sur<barge on "new dlroctions" suggeoiecl Johnsoa spoke before 1 House IndividUal IIIII corporate tncome by the NoYember elections. It e Af RAQNE • e AT TUfiPER5-PLAINS e ' WAID CROSS SOMS. LYONS MARKET . . • ,AT Rtm.ilND __.. _ e ~_,---~- I , RUTLAND DEPt STORE· II BfQht reaervt4 [the to ' ,_ 0 llml~. qtl<ltllilltt. YOUR FOOD BUDGET. LB. TENDERBEST ~o:ENt1 TI-NY'S PKG. Altea Agronomist to Serve 13 County Area ,..k Melg Gallia County Ag- specialized allllstanee In all ribustness and industry has phases of the A&ronomy Industhe servioes of an "area agro1>- try in cooperation with the Counwill assist in car- J ty Extension programs In Adprograms. arns, Brown, Jllj!bland, . Pike, Wells has joined Rpss, Scioto, VInton, Jackson, staff at ' Hocking, Meigs, Lawrence, Gal· an Area Extemion lia and Athens Counties. serving 13 These will include in - depth schools, field trials, and indJ. Extension Agent, vidual problems In Agronomy. will conduct educa- Plans are to conduct ln-<lepth and provide training schools In corn soy. ;.::.:;=----~--;__-~-------''-.:.. TWO SENTENCED Two Jackson men were sentenced Tuesday Oil inform&· tiona! affidavits charging them with malicious entry ()f t.be Miller Brothers Store 1n Rut· land on December 30 . Charles Lewis Wilson, 25, was sentenced to 1-2 years in the Ohio pel>Highway patrol ilenliary and Jack Dean Friley, tnvestliBied a two car colli- 20, was sentenced to 1·2 years sion ati 7:55 a.m. Tuesday on in the Ohio Reformatory at Rt. 124! three miles east of the Mansfield. junctio' ' of Rt. 325. Edgar R. Priddy ! 19, Rt. 1 Rutland. comFINALLY PASSES plain of a minor Injury but Kings mill, Ohio (UPI) was n lmmediaiely treated. Voters in the Deerfleid-Unfon School District narrowly apOffi " reported that Larry I. proved a six-mill operating levy D. Barr, 21, Rt. 1 Langsville, · Tuesday after being warned had slowed to maoe a nght schools would have to close Jf turn fl . lo a driveway. Behind they did not. The levy had been him, iddy ~t~led to slow and turned down five times by the his c s~ ,Ple back or the people of this area of Warren Barr ! County. The atl1>1 oiled Priddy to Meigs t!oooty court Jan. 13 on I M!~gs General Hospital a cha.i.re of failure to stop . Admissions - Clay Cook, 'thl '~"the assured clear dis- Pomeroy; Emma Westlake, Sy: ni racuse; Paul Holter, Racine: nee. i Austin RusseU, Middleport. Theti was heavy damage to 1 Disc:!harges - Everett Dailey, the fr t of the Priddy car and \ Edna Lit\le. Emma McCey, 0,. mude te danf'* to the rear of \ al Darst. • the B r car• .J' ... __ ; Pa 1 arrests Wednesday in- Veter•n• Meu~Prial BosPII&C.c\ud ' John B. Morgan, Jr., Admissions ~- c);&:u.n~41, Cl veland, speeding, Galli- Quails, Middleport; JIJ!m Bropolls unicipal court, Jan. 11; gan, Rullond. Cited 1 t· 1 • Dnan ~ischar~es G. Tuttle, 18; Miners- -:- beans, soil 8lld water, fura;es, fertility, oad tobacco. trials will be eonducled the various crops to support research In progress at I b Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, Wooster, Ohio. The Soutnern Branch ~ARDC, Iocated at rown County, and the east Branch, at Carpealer Meigs \)ounty, will be used various Agronomy tours, demonstrations, and field trials. Wells served as Brown Cowlty Extension Agent, Agriculture, for the past 9~ years. He is a native of Kentucky 111d received his Bachelor of Scleace Degree in Agriculture from the University of Kentucky in 1951 and his Master's Degree Agriculture from lh e 0 hI State University in August, Wells had ezperience with fertilizer industry before joi'rling the Cooperative Extension ice in Kentucky. H'e served counly agent in Kentucky fur three years before ing to the 0 hio Extension Service In 1955 •• 4-H Agent in Scioto County, i!J55.57, and to Brown County in 1957 as County Extension Service, Agriculture. He ~s 38, married, and has two children. The lamily will continue Jiving In Georgetown, OhiO, for the present. Mr. Wells may be reached through your local Extension ofFlee or directly at the Area Extension Center, 108 Court Street, Hillsboro. Phone, 3934122. 1----~-----1'1 BEFORE TO SERVE YOU , • . WE .HOLD PRICES DOWN •• ~KEEP QUAliTY;. ' I. , ! INSTANT 10oz. I ,.19 NESCAFE. • • • 99' 4 PING • • • • CORN Flakes l 55< STARCH • • • • BLEACH • • • • Salad Dressing 39c ARGO TUNA l•r 46oL cans 12oz. boxH VAN CAMJI!S qt• gal. lb. DOLLY MADISON 1601. CUI GREEN ' box 49c CRACKERS 35c Fro~eu Food Buy! t91-212~1 el.llln POitaJe p a id It Pom- .,o>lfoh>o ,:t'!'!:: Cl i Start The New Year Right and Save $ ' EGGS MED. 3 doz. $1.45 I rate• : D<allvtfed bY where ava!Jahle :1.~ rent.a ~f'r · one year In advance .t the Office. 118-10; !; • " Three monthl U .91J Hy whe re carrier lePice One month. Sl.JO. 87 \ 110.00; Sb: rnontn1 montla, 13.00; SuhRcrl~ ~unday TimN- I FOOTWEAR The family PRODUCERS MILK ··· · gal. 85c Order Your Field Seed Early Check with Us For Early Fertilizer Prices & Save KAUTZ FEED STORE .OUSH SHOE STORE Middleport -7 !12 gallon carton 79 1 ' POTATOES . pkg. Pork Callie r c i Gal. lb. j Large Size~~~~ $ '' TENDERBEST FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK 3 ~,$,00". . lb. / ' CE 21b. bags Y •• C ' .'' ~ . . • DUNCAN HINES JfltO RED DELICIOUS bch. Quart Bas~et· CAKE MIX .,-YELLOW DEliCIOUS NOW ENJOY LOWER MEAT PRICES AT ALL Just A Little RATH • •• • ' T APPLE SAUCE Rath All Meat \ a:s WIE White House Just A Little Bit Better ••• '·9c lb. . "THE ONE STOP STORE• IVEIIY THING FROM FOOD TO FlED PH. Vegetable 1!111. pkg. . lb. French Fried 69c ICE CREAM· St., PomP roy. o hi..,, . OffJ~e Phonll 992. i ' ' Puf"""' t!la!ly ucept Slturday by Valle]' Publlahln1 Company, • ASST.--,.fROZEN f '. CHEESE SPREAD P~~. - BANANAS Chief Brand American 2 IN THE PIECE • ' Our Best Grade Quality New c Large Golden Ripe · ~; CHISTIR, 0. / . ' .. - - c -~ -----..,.......;---=.:R::;EG=.:. 39c 12 oz. can ' Cl tJ, -~ CAN 8-E:ANS M·•• ftiN8 •ITTINII ••• b .................. 34:'1 IA!:tlnJ- 1 ' ARMOUR'S·-· TREET -------- pkl·----- l~b. 1 Inc., NI!W York '· Size • .' . SWIFT'S ALL MEAT FOR QUICK SUNSHINE SALTINE •0~~~7:~;•::•:v:e;rtilitna: rep~eoenLatlve: 2! • DEL MONTE 3 COOKIES UPI BRIEFS 01•o.J<"""'''' Phone c qt. f. ""'''"'!' BntlneSII fh 49c l MAGIC BOSTON BUJ.J STOKLEYS PORK and BEANS STA·FLO l 0 TENDERBEST BONUS ;BUY KELLOGG'S AFTER ••• A fuhionable, new settin1 -wiU make ~ur diamond look larger and lo"Velier. And, it coat• ao linle to enjoy the ex• tra satisfaction of wearin& 1. modem ring created by Amer-ica'• foumo1t atylia&a. RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANliTY STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Nobloco Chocolate Chip 13 WE RESERVE THE (f 303 cans u; IJ ~ •• • Boz. can t · ·"oftii~ n BLADE STEAK F r a n k li.n ville. ~(lisobeying art automatic G~tmm, daud1a Owens, Lots traffi~ signal, municipal court. Gibbs. Jan. U; Eug!Jlf Kingery, 60, North~p. passblg a stopped TWO GIVEN BELP ' scboofbus, municipal court, Jan. The Rncme emergency squad \ 11; Robert L. Woodward. 1B, I was called Tuesday ~\ ~1.30 a. Patriot Star Rt., reckless op-1 m. to tne Homer Clrc,e resteration, municipal court, Jan. 1de?ce, Rt. 1, ~nd transported . Mild ed Salse 45 R\. 1 MISs Verna Circle to Holzer 13 R' - ~efective ~~a~st, Meigs Hospital with a broken ankle. At acme, Jan 13 _ and Is- 12:30 p. m. the squad was callcoon~ ~·':;. 34 W ed to the Paul Holter residence sac · . O n, . ' sage,. · 1 in Racine and transported him Va., lailur~ to diSplay a high- to Meigs General Hospital as a way use tax:. perm1t, Meigs coun. t ed' ty ~t, Jan. _ m tea1 pa11en . ·.. n . - These Items On Sale January 12 • J3- 14 o;.,qw 19 _, L ",}".,. ••• ' . 1• - - " QUART Wm •' ' ...,.. .'-. ' �I ., • J Wants ·Tax Increase • ' '1=~ CUPJ) -:rret- IIIII -m- lllm!IIIOII ._, · til -lll!lpol lbe IIDIDce' ._ _, .............; ,llepUbl)rp .,tNa&dl thlUtllll IIOirinl 'VlellmD boost 11> belp pay lbe .ollbe 1trl pro&ram war. '!be boollt would alleet &'I bJ!1J. 11 ploD- he laid ·do""- But !Ill declared mll1Jon ~~ l!lo 15 liJpayers. 11i111 1o the ,~real 10eie1Y Amorlealls "do 1101 11'1111 111 R e· p Ub II c 1 a relletl!lD will at -<leoplte"'mcre COlt; I'L-..r-ot ~ ~~~ey 1 swllt. In a jollll - • eonlerond 111010 alP')'" Ill bave beoome used to duriJlB bi~enee · )mD1!"ti•te!r:·after · lbe ot:l\lzl. ! ----- throe Jeaftl Ill oll..e. ---Preftldent'o llllllniSs, hoUse GOP ·ID a mber ~te State The Chief EUcUtlve was leader Gerald I( FO{d, _Mich., o1 ~ UD!on mesup to lntorrupted U limel by ap- 111d Senate Rop~bllcoa leader Co..,...s and to the Amer!CIII plause -<>ut was greeted only Evereu M. Dlrk9eli, ID., ..,. people · TUesday nJihl, be ' by !lienee wbea be called fur a' cused Jolmson ol folllllg to !Ike !Dsis;JIt could be dooe. I ~ per eent sur<barge on "new dlroctions" suggeoiecl Johnsoa spoke before 1 House IndividUal IIIII corporate tncome by the NoYember elections. It e Af RAQNE • e AT TUfiPER5-PLAINS e ' WAID CROSS SOMS. LYONS MARKET . . • ,AT Rtm.ilND __.. _ e ~_,---~- I , RUTLAND DEPt STORE· II BfQht reaervt4 [the to ' ,_ 0 llml~. qtl<ltllilltt. YOUR FOOD BUDGET. LB. TENDERBEST ~o:ENt1 TI-NY'S PKG. Altea Agronomist to Serve 13 County Area ,..k Melg Gallia County Ag- specialized allllstanee In all ribustness and industry has phases of the A&ronomy Industhe servioes of an "area agro1>- try in cooperation with the Counwill assist in car- J ty Extension programs In Adprograms. arns, Brown, Jllj!bland, . Pike, Wells has joined Rpss, Scioto, VInton, Jackson, staff at ' Hocking, Meigs, Lawrence, Gal· an Area Extemion lia and Athens Counties. serving 13 These will include in - depth schools, field trials, and indJ. Extension Agent, vidual problems In Agronomy. will conduct educa- Plans are to conduct ln-<lepth and provide training schools In corn soy. ;.::.:;=----~--;__-~-------''-.:.. TWO SENTENCED Two Jackson men were sentenced Tuesday Oil inform&· tiona! affidavits charging them with malicious entry ()f t.be Miller Brothers Store 1n Rut· land on December 30 . Charles Lewis Wilson, 25, was sentenced to 1-2 years in the Ohio pel>Highway patrol ilenliary and Jack Dean Friley, tnvestliBied a two car colli- 20, was sentenced to 1·2 years sion ati 7:55 a.m. Tuesday on in the Ohio Reformatory at Rt. 124! three miles east of the Mansfield. junctio' ' of Rt. 325. Edgar R. Priddy ! 19, Rt. 1 Rutland. comFINALLY PASSES plain of a minor Injury but Kings mill, Ohio (UPI) was n lmmediaiely treated. Voters in the Deerfleid-Unfon School District narrowly apOffi " reported that Larry I. proved a six-mill operating levy D. Barr, 21, Rt. 1 Langsville, · Tuesday after being warned had slowed to maoe a nght schools would have to close Jf turn fl . lo a driveway. Behind they did not. The levy had been him, iddy ~t~led to slow and turned down five times by the his c s~ ,Ple back or the people of this area of Warren Barr ! County. The atl1>1 oiled Priddy to Meigs t!oooty court Jan. 13 on I M!~gs General Hospital a cha.i.re of failure to stop . Admissions - Clay Cook, 'thl '~"the assured clear dis- Pomeroy; Emma Westlake, Sy: ni racuse; Paul Holter, Racine: nee. i Austin RusseU, Middleport. Theti was heavy damage to 1 Disc:!harges - Everett Dailey, the fr t of the Priddy car and \ Edna Lit\le. Emma McCey, 0,. mude te danf'* to the rear of \ al Darst. • the B r car• .J' ... __ ; Pa 1 arrests Wednesday in- Veter•n• Meu~Prial BosPII&C.c\ud ' John B. Morgan, Jr., Admissions ~- c);&:u.n~41, Cl veland, speeding, Galli- Quails, Middleport; JIJ!m Bropolls unicipal court, Jan. 11; gan, Rullond. Cited 1 t· 1 • Dnan ~ischar~es G. Tuttle, 18; Miners- -:- beans, soil 8lld water, fura;es, fertility, oad tobacco. trials will be eonducled the various crops to support research In progress at I b Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center, Wooster, Ohio. The Soutnern Branch ~ARDC, Iocated at rown County, and the east Branch, at Carpealer Meigs \)ounty, will be used various Agronomy tours, demonstrations, and field trials. Wells served as Brown Cowlty Extension Agent, Agriculture, for the past 9~ years. He is a native of Kentucky 111d received his Bachelor of Scleace Degree in Agriculture from the University of Kentucky in 1951 and his Master's Degree Agriculture from lh e 0 hI State University in August, Wells had ezperience with fertilizer industry before joi'rling the Cooperative Extension ice in Kentucky. H'e served counly agent in Kentucky fur three years before ing to the 0 hio Extension Service In 1955 •• 4-H Agent in Scioto County, i!J55.57, and to Brown County in 1957 as County Extension Service, Agriculture. He ~s 38, married, and has two children. The lamily will continue Jiving In Georgetown, OhiO, for the present. Mr. Wells may be reached through your local Extension ofFlee or directly at the Area Extension Center, 108 Court Street, Hillsboro. Phone, 3934122. 1----~-----1'1 BEFORE TO SERVE YOU , • . WE .HOLD PRICES DOWN •• ~KEEP QUAliTY;. ' I. , ! INSTANT 10oz. I ,.19 NESCAFE. • • • 99' 4 PING • • • • CORN Flakes l 55< STARCH • • • • BLEACH • • • • Salad Dressing 39c ARGO TUNA l•r 46oL cans 12oz. boxH VAN CAMJI!S qt• gal. lb. DOLLY MADISON 1601. CUI GREEN ' box 49c CRACKERS 35c Fro~eu Food Buy! t91-212~1 el.llln POitaJe p a id It Pom- .,o>lfoh>o ,:t'!'!:: Cl i Start The New Year Right and Save $ ' EGGS MED. 3 doz. $1.45 I rate• : D<allvtfed bY where ava!Jahle :1.~ rent.a ~f'r · one year In advance .t the Office. 118-10; !; • " Three monthl U .91J Hy whe re carrier lePice One month. Sl.JO. 87 \ 110.00; Sb: rnontn1 montla, 13.00; SuhRcrl~ ~unday TimN- I FOOTWEAR The family PRODUCERS MILK ··· · gal. 85c Order Your Field Seed Early Check with Us For Early Fertilizer Prices & Save KAUTZ FEED STORE .OUSH SHOE STORE Middleport -7 !12 gallon carton 79 1 ' POTATOES . pkg. Pork Callie r c i Gal. lb. j Large Size~~~~ $ '' TENDERBEST FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK 3 ~,$,00". . lb. / ' CE 21b. bags Y •• C ' .'' ~ . . • DUNCAN HINES JfltO RED DELICIOUS bch. Quart Bas~et· CAKE MIX .,-YELLOW DEliCIOUS NOW ENJOY LOWER MEAT PRICES AT ALL Just A Little RATH • •• • ' T APPLE SAUCE Rath All Meat \ a:s WIE White House Just A Little Bit Better ••• '·9c lb. . "THE ONE STOP STORE• IVEIIY THING FROM FOOD TO FlED PH. Vegetable 1!111. pkg. . lb. French Fried 69c ICE CREAM· St., PomP roy. o hi..,, . OffJ~e Phonll 992. i ' ' Puf"""' t!la!ly ucept Slturday by Valle]' Publlahln1 Company, • ASST.--,.fROZEN f '. CHEESE SPREAD P~~. - BANANAS Chief Brand American 2 IN THE PIECE • ' Our Best Grade Quality New c Large Golden Ripe · ~; CHISTIR, 0. / . ' .. - - c -~ -----..,.......;---=.:R::;EG=.:. 39c 12 oz. can ' Cl tJ, -~ CAN 8-E:ANS M·•• ftiN8 •ITTINII ••• b .................. 34:'1 IA!:tlnJ- 1 ' ARMOUR'S·-· TREET -------- pkl·----- l~b. 1 Inc., NI!W York '· Size • .' . SWIFT'S ALL MEAT FOR QUICK SUNSHINE SALTINE •0~~~7:~;•::•:v:e;rtilitna: rep~eoenLatlve: 2! • DEL MONTE 3 COOKIES UPI BRIEFS 01•o.J<"""'''' Phone c qt. f. ""'''"'!' BntlneSII fh 49c l MAGIC BOSTON BUJ.J STOKLEYS PORK and BEANS STA·FLO l 0 TENDERBEST BONUS ;BUY KELLOGG'S AFTER ••• A fuhionable, new settin1 -wiU make ~ur diamond look larger and lo"Velier. And, it coat• ao linle to enjoy the ex• tra satisfaction of wearin& 1. modem ring created by Amer-ica'• foumo1t atylia&a. RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANliTY STOKELY'S PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Nobloco Chocolate Chip 13 WE RESERVE THE (f 303 cans u; IJ ~ •• • Boz. can t · ·"oftii~ n BLADE STEAK F r a n k li.n ville. ~(lisobeying art automatic G~tmm, daud1a Owens, Lots traffi~ signal, municipal court. Gibbs. Jan. U; Eug!Jlf Kingery, 60, North~p. passblg a stopped TWO GIVEN BELP ' scboofbus, municipal court, Jan. The Rncme emergency squad \ 11; Robert L. Woodward. 1B, I was called Tuesday ~\ ~1.30 a. Patriot Star Rt., reckless op-1 m. to tne Homer Clrc,e resteration, municipal court, Jan. 1de?ce, Rt. 1, ~nd transported . Mild ed Salse 45 R\. 1 MISs Verna Circle to Holzer 13 R' - ~efective ~~a~st, Meigs Hospital with a broken ankle. At acme, Jan 13 _ and Is- 12:30 p. m. the squad was callcoon~ ~·':;. 34 W ed to the Paul Holter residence sac · . O n, . ' sage,. · 1 in Racine and transported him Va., lailur~ to diSplay a high- to Meigs General Hospital as a way use tax:. perm1t, Meigs coun. t ed' ty ~t, Jan. _ m tea1 pa11en . ·.. n . - These Items On Sale January 12 • J3- 14 o;.,qw 19 _, L ",}".,. ••• ' . 1• - - " QUART Wm •' ' ...,.. .'-. ' �( •• ; ' ' ~3th ALL WEEK LONG AT ~ - - ?. Friday the 13th . , . no supentltlon . . • Jult super uvlngs at our A . - IT'S 'HERE DON'T MISS IT . \ vllues on high quality mtrch andise. It's • on-year event not to be missed! Come get lucky . . • with big uvlngs. ' -· SALE OF SALES FIRST .QUALITY . METAL CANNON EXTRA LARGE .' ' Friday the 13th Sal•l Let Lady Luck smile on you with sensational - YARD RAKES FLORAL BATH ' TOWELS c REG. $1.29 EACH . ' FOAM CANNON E ST CR_ l • EXTRA HEAVY c EACH --·= . CANNON p A I R 'I } -~ .. I .x s .00 CORNING EAd4. ; I ' -. TRASH c .• ~ FURNACE MASKI FILTERS .. TAPE. MEtAl MODESS-Reg. Size . 16x25xl --'"""" ~' •• 3 i $1.09 "! c ea ' s .77 . 10 ga\\on , _, WHILE ·ntEY LASt i Gallon GALLON · cANNON FIRST QUALITY ' pkg.of2 ' DON'T MISS THIS ' OfJ · l ..-. ' ". ' ' •' ' ' ' I II ' . MILLS c FIRST QUALITY THROW RUGS j ' . ' .. '' . ,-· ..._ _}< WINDOW c SH4.DES c . BED FIRST BLANKETS QUALiTY t. ' s .' •' ' · ~~ASH~~~~HJ , · BllTERIES ,' '"·"" ..,..,H., FOR ' ' . . . '·. .• •{'~ "-" 1 ·i·""' 72x90 2 ' . I All COLORS AND SIZES . _ EAC~ " I I -.< ·' '~- ' . tUN~fl BUCKEl _. WitH &OlllE tHEY;~~~ ' ' , . ''G!, > I ' - .r ' . . I . ... - • "',.r. • ' / f' ~ .. i ' ..... 'I' J . ., . ' ~ • ~ ,>.,. ' -GRAB BAGS tHERMOS '"REG. 8Bc QUAKER STATE SUPER BLEND MOTOR ·C OIL HERITAGE HOUSE . ,. · . TANKS c PROPAN FUEL \,AS1 LONG ptiCE ,,$ . •77 ' . ' ~f • ••. .' . \*R -,.. , :ti\~~99 ~ .00 :: 2qts. " : FED~RAL -- ~ %"WIDE :f:acr LONG . ' 1·· .'-" ' _ :..- ' TRANSMISSION FLUID c I I ~- :, ; ,, ' < ' .· PAINT THINNER DISH CLOTHS . _~ box l FIRST QUALITY .00 TUBES TOOTHPASTE c ,. ........ EXTRA LARGE I 0, •' ' • r-·' .J. , . ' ' �( •• ; ' ' ~3th ALL WEEK LONG AT ~ - - ?. Friday the 13th . , . no supentltlon . . • Jult super uvlngs at our A . - IT'S 'HERE DON'T MISS IT . \ vllues on high quality mtrch andise. It's • on-year event not to be missed! Come get lucky . . • with big uvlngs. ' -· SALE OF SALES FIRST .QUALITY . METAL CANNON EXTRA LARGE .' ' Friday the 13th Sal•l Let Lady Luck smile on you with sensational - YARD RAKES FLORAL BATH ' TOWELS c REG. $1.29 EACH . ' FOAM CANNON E ST CR_ l • EXTRA HEAVY c EACH --·= . CANNON p A I R 'I } -~ .. I .x s .00 CORNING EAd4. ; I ' -. TRASH c .• ~ FURNACE MASKI FILTERS .. TAPE. MEtAl MODESS-Reg. Size . 16x25xl --'"""" ~' •• 3 i $1.09 "! c ea ' s .77 . 10 ga\\on , _, WHILE ·ntEY LASt i Gallon GALLON · cANNON FIRST QUALITY ' pkg.of2 ' DON'T MISS THIS ' OfJ · l ..-. ' ". ' ' •' ' ' ' I II ' . MILLS c FIRST QUALITY THROW RUGS j ' . ' .. '' . ,-· ..._ _}< WINDOW c SH4.DES c . BED FIRST BLANKETS QUALiTY t. ' s .' •' ' · ~~ASH~~~~HJ , · BllTERIES ,' '"·"" ..,..,H., FOR ' ' . . . '·. .• •{'~ "-" 1 ·i·""' 72x90 2 ' . I All COLORS AND SIZES . _ EAC~ " I I -.< ·' '~- ' . tUN~fl BUCKEl _. WitH &OlllE tHEY;~~~ ' ' , . ''G!, > I ' - .r ' . . I . ... - • "',.r. • ' / f' ~ .. i ' ..... 'I' J . ., . ' ~ • ~ ,>.,. ' -GRAB BAGS tHERMOS '"REG. 8Bc QUAKER STATE SUPER BLEND MOTOR ·C OIL HERITAGE HOUSE . ,. · . TANKS c PROPAN FUEL \,AS1 LONG ptiCE ,,$ . •77 ' . ' ~f • ••. .' . \*R -,.. , :ti\~~99 ~ .00 :: 2qts. " : FED~RAL -- ~ %"WIDE :f:acr LONG . ' 1·· .'-" ' _ :..- ' TRANSMISSION FLUID c I I ~- :, ; ,, ' < ' .· PAINT THINNER DISH CLOTHS . _~ box l FIRST QUALITY .00 TUBES TOOTHPASTE c ,. ........ EXTRA LARGE I 0, •' ' • r-·' .J. , . ' ' �. I ' ' \ ' or LESS / Vwlleol Prest 111-u..J February '¥1 will ho tho se<ond ltlnlversary of 111e policy of U.S. air strJJces ogainst Nol1h Vletnam In' the prepooterow war wllerein the Unllnd States Is unable Ia cope with a backward people lnbabltlng a s~ver niland In ~theut Asia. Both Nol1h and South Viet. nam are more nearly tribal communllles than they are sla!OI or naUom. Yet the Viet Cona has been able to stand off the straleiJ, the tacti<s, the onlltical pr~sure and th• mecllanlzed might of the United I States. If these facto frustrate the American people, they also should pronipt Americans to demand "" accounting of tile ' TO CATCH A WHALE . JONNIE WALKER c I! I ' ! ~, roll Monofilament FACTORY LIST $6.50 ,. gtoup, 1bey ''bl~': s~~llt i ~; 909 Closed Face Reel __ _ , ,..,---- ,..,, .- S • 1100 YDS. NOfes what • am 00 oles .44 • • ' ZEBCO 33 REEL I REEL 10 FT. LONG ONLY s If-=...,...,-.....,......,;;;;; WEDDING ' 3366 ROD Pr. Joha FACTORY LIST 44 mot!Jer, fey. . Mr. and.. Mrs. ·I Ja170tt , ·d :1•m.1Bobo were · $34.9.0 ' I ' .. 1t . ' and. M~~. 1Joe . ts . ' FACTORY ." LIST $21.95 ' ·" · ' ' l· ' ' 'io • '~'J~ I .. ' I . • ' • i< . ' i' '" '( 1·•' ·, ' I ; .. ' · vita~ . ' . . . '.' ' I ·"' ' ' ' ' u~, ' ,.. , -"!!':t Homer"'Jaiii!J . ~ ·IIUUIIo ..!:~- auu '"' I ' ' -Gl ."":" .. GROVER'S ·STUDIO Jan.2. They C!liDie to rose parade Oil color WY ~.2415 · . Miss Moly Anna· C'arnpbeJI. J 1Yhoi was Ill fDF stYeral dilys with nu .at the · liome or par.$lis, bpa now ·retl!rned J;er employment at Hoizer rv. • FURNITURE CO. ] N MASON, W. VA.. Pomoroy, 0 · sa w. Moln Jt. l J ~~ ~;::::;;::=;;;;;;;:::;::;:;:::;::;:;:;:;;;::;:;;;::::;::;:;~~;;~~..:...:;; "Supe r-Right" Meats! U.S. GOV'T INSP. LEAN- SMOKED FRYERS PICNICS 29 SHORT SHANK lb. ( J9c BUTT STYLE - - - - - lb. S9c Cooked Ham · · · · · · · ··:'. lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ........ lit. 35f ECHRICH BRAND Smoked Sausage · · ·· · · lb. 79c Fryer Legs .. · ...... · .. lb. 55' SUPER RIGHT Fryer Breast · .. ·.. · •.. lb. Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. roll 39c Pork Steaks, Buff Style lb. 69c Boiling.Beef Plate · /\ lb. Chipped Chopped Ham lb. 99c Stewing Beef · .. .. " ·:!b~ Pitza Burgers 18-oz pkg 1.09 Boneless Family Steak lb avor. Beef Rib Steaks It's fresh-ground flavor you can't get in a can. You see, once the coffee bean is ground, the flavor begins to faue. That's why, when we at A&P bqy the finest coffees we can nnd, we bring them to you still in the bean. And we custom·grind them exactly right for your 1u" coffc~m3ker. & to 10-lbo. Avg. _ _ ·: : .. · WHITE BREAD 4 1:::. 99~ : Awake Drink .... 2 tans 81c A&P SEAFOd CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Fish Sticks ___ !"· :. t•c•'tac•toe ' ' '1 .:. ' ' j .. - l-Ib. pkg. 59c VALUES! CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pkg. CAP'N JOHN FROZEN lb. 59c Breaded Perch 2 lb. pkg. $1.1 A&P BRAND Orange Juice 3 4 Grapefruit 46 ••• cans A&P BRAND ANN PAGE 1-lb. 99' cans ;. 'i ANN PAGE- I -L B. PKG . Puddings .. .. .. .. .. 4 for 29c Macaroni or Spaghetti · · 21e\ ANN PAGE- WITH TOMATO SAUCE ~ A&P BRAND-46 OZ. CANS Pork &Beans 7 - 1-lb. cans $1 Blended Juice · · 3 cans $1.00,f , A&P BRAND, 46 OZ. CANS A&P FRESH , : Grapefruit Juice 3 cans $1.00 O~an"e Juice · · l qal. jug 69g ! MARVEL VANILLA, RUTTER SCOTCH :• Ice Cream · · · · l gal. pkg. 65c ANN PAGE-PURE Grape Jelly · · · · · · 3 lb. jar 69c DELICIA BRAND, 12 OZ. PKGS . Sugar Wafers · · 3 pkgs. $1.00 -_,..,.. ~ Monday thru Thursday _ SATURDAY _ , ---- 9 ..J . . CoHage Cheese 2 lb. p'kg~ 65c , r ~ ' •. '\ ., ~ 'I FLORIDA-LARGE .'A&P DAIRY . ,,- Pascal Celery large stal~ 19c -----=-. _, .,.,._ _ > FLORIDA- CRISP for ~&P BRAND to 9 Pole Beans · .... · .. 2 lbs. 39c GRAPEFRUIT ~~i'E 6 • 49C I 9 1 ~9 . FRIDAY FLORIDA- TENDER INDIAN RIVER - SEEDLESS . SUNNYIROoK G'RAD! A MID. ' lresh Eggs · .. · .... · . · . ~oi~1 :45c . .. 'I STORE HOURS: Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! • •· •. · · ' AT ,A&P 69c A&P FINE GROCERY VALUES! pjl... .• 9to 11-CHOPS - - - lb. ·------------~ . ·-~------~~~ ' • Jb. Pollock Fillets _ __ That way we can be sure you 'II enjoy the full, fresh taste ""; (l'f A&P's Coffee Mill Flavor, UPJAicarO.ni&Cheest , _ PORK LOI 49C FRIED FROZEN Takft'a little extra work, but we're happy to do it. <..M,,. SHORT RIBS-lb. 49c - - - ·-- ~ ~ TURKEYS Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar Coffees. • " WELL TRIMMED U.S. Gov't. Insp. Grade A Fresh-ground flavor you do get in A&P's whole-bean ' ld.lfetlrne MASON CERTIFIED GAS STATIO BIFF BRAND . Of.The Ollallly Y,u Will Value For; t • ~l'!I _:.,.__ 4 ,..,' g.rC .•·r)::;,. ~qm Pies ...... 3 pies •9c '. ' - -....... TO..GR..l. rnv rn.. I • COitwenitnt ferMI SHANK PORTION Cherry Pies · ·· · · · each 49c Spanish Bar Cake 2 for 69c Homestyle Donuts pkg. 29c Blueberry Pie .... each 59c ZEBCO SPINNING SET pe.oo Don - .. . lance Boneless Pork Roast t DON'T MISS THE BIG ONE • ~:!~~A LOOK FOR THE "RED TAG." SAVINGS FACTORY LIST $30.00 C0 L0 R T V SET '299 _ 8 0'CLOCK COFfEE Wilkesville 12-lb. TEST ONLY CUT-UP b. TRAY PACK, Heavy · Damafi'P.,., · ·;. . ---=====--- FREE · · a · ran brldegrooirl, lor ,. t.~e · .....ury·• deficiency-atter thly 1 ~ lor biJ weddln& gift. Z • l:):': · :. ..;. · •• 'ibe ~legatlmi ·,also oaJi\ell COLUMBUS (UP!)_ A :: Me A&P Coffees a good reason for shopping A&P'! McCulloch, Rep.' 'WIJliam M!\1' fire ripped through , ''!;;":1i uall of Lakewond, state GOP downtown building " They're one of many. cllalnnan John Andrews an'd causing damage ••· 1 S~te F'lnuce Olalnnan H. In reach as higb as , CO,.YIUGHT 111196., fH( GREAT ATlANTIC. IIAC IFIC TEA CO .. INC . Richard P. Niehoff Ia the Jle. i pWIUcao aattoiial llnance com· said 75 men and 24 mlllee. plecea of equipment rough! the SAVE 20c MILD & MELLOW · lh.1 ... at 175 S. High St. across the F. t. R. Lazarus Co., of Ohio'a ,largesl depart· Ime•nl stores. ; ( Two Oreltlell were Injured . ' ~Iety lhe pre-dawn flames . Aeillo, 41, auffered a 1 JANE PARKER VALUES · broken leg wben he jumped Mr. and Mrs. George Queen from 1 second floor window to ·I: and !amlly of Columb"" the sldewalk to escape .tho . ·., ' "'>' ANN PAGI holiday guests of Mr. and Mro. Dames. Ronald Sims rece•lvedl il Alva .Uevaull. an eye Injury. Thin Mints _ 12-oz. pkg. 39c 1-lb. Mr. and Mrs. Mu Hall bad The struclure houaes more A&P BRAND SOLID their daughter, Elma C:ine, and 15 stores and offices. lnTune 61-2-oz, can 37c lt¢illy as holiday guesls. Mosklns Credit ClothAlP SIEDL!SS Tom Lewis of C.llfornla Sl4re, on the ground Door. Raisins _ 61-2-oz. pk9• 2,',1c a · recent auest In the A&P DRIED Bowles, Jr., home. Miss Linda Tope of Col11mbus Peaches _ ll·oz. pkg. 49c ·,:~ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bowl••· spent a week with ~er SUNNY FIELD Jr. lar.d Mr. and Mrs. oots. Mr. and Mra. Low•ll Pastry Flour _ 5 lb. bag 51 c Bowles, Sr, attended Mr. and Mrs. Mu Hall were ANN PAGE services for a relaUve. recent guests of their Spaghetti _ 3 lb. pkg. SSe Trader, at Delaware re<ently. 'law and daughter, Mr; and Mn. .\i' FROZEN Donley Stronr is rec:upera~ Richard IJIU• near Columbus. ing from on appendectomy Mrs. Lowell Tope and Lin<la B.roccoli Spears _ 2 pkgs. 49c Holzer HoapltaL ' were recent JIUOSIII of friends &t Mra. Erma Nelson Ohio. It: OH 2 Co~n P•ck, Frot•n, f-oL cans 'IJ!'ilery for a gall CU?·· dlUon and lo doing well. · 1 ') are, asked stmcl ... Eddie ·'NeD~~< . ..u... .w.. ·· ·Morto• ,,...., Choc.O-Mtnt or Oron'" • visited witli I'IOZIN 8-lb. TEST 1775 YDS. 66 I' . rre utUSes 3 ROOMS ' New Furnit&re WIN A 1 -~ ii effort w create a lightlllg foi'Ci! from a ra1 tag collection Vietnamese peasants who apparently couldn't care less who came out on top in Southea•t F" ZEBCO I 1 - YOURS Huge pkg. 66 CASTING REEL 99 ONLY$ HOOKS WITH LEADERS I none can be ,.... that the 'lb<re lw not been an tittle people are not commies at American misplay in foreign heart. . policy comparable to Johnson's 1 In short, the Jam-. admint.. SOUtlleast Asia Ooppo since the I tration policies In Southeast late Franklin D. Roosevelt went Allla have been colossal disast- off inw the wild blue yonder I er. Tho decision Ia bomb North unsupported by other than hiS Vietnam was ospectcd by Imisplaced sell confldence th~t I Jobns<!n to compel U1e .Nol1h Ia Ibe could handle the Sov1et s cease ill mlUllry lnllitratlon of Joseph Stalin. the South In support of the Viet 1 The failure_of U.S. alrpower Con& guerrillas. It aDU&ht also Ito a<COmphsb any ..,elul to blast tile Hanoi · to tho mission in North Vietnam peeds Delegati.OD . ZEBCO 202 REEL 5 V2 ft. CASTING ROD ! ~~~~Alia~·~·;.;o;;;iiliiiiiiiilio;;;;;;;~l~ll~-~~""~"~b~~tllll~:~~~~~~~~"'~· ,.:!."'!.":IJ: .~~; :"ure.. ' ecretary of S TRUE TEMPER I to a ' trainiDS mission in an obtain 1. qllkt..- 4!1111 Ia ' 1POIIIMt IO'bot ml&bt lulppoD Soutboaal Allia warfare. Aa I tho United Sta!OI got inl4 1 policy with th<Je.e ol>jeetlvoa war wltll a real advO<liOl)', bombin& Ill North Vietnam boc! a signal lor !low It dismal, disastrous, Jnhn!oo's MI•}}er Narned ·A Whale When . t j ,• You Buy Now! 1 ¥ All"" Ba-n. Ky happily directo biJ non-flalltlnl 14 tile ..,.,.fi&btinl job of I'OIIless vUiagon. Tho .. Inheritance Taxes Nearly $40 Million Your Savings" ~' li So It lJ tl>ot next June I be tho second annivenary LBJ 'a authorization lor U.S. ground troopo to enr~~:~• In d~rect combat in South Vietllam If the South Vietnam military a!ked lor belp. Some weeks earlier, 011 April 2. Il65, Jobmon and . tile National Security Councll bnd decided Ia increase mllltary and economic aid to Soutll Vietnam. 1 On that date there were 211,100 U.S. troops ill South Vietnam. I The U.S. tn>ops were ossi,gnedl _,. ,npllftllllon. ElM, ~ Dally Se\lllMI ~-KI4it~ The bomJ1n1 ov.er-·1111 .... to American people 111U51 !lfi4I!IIJ)Iy t---'--...----~-~------- lll'UII. peace _ , _ toblt. and ln .blact ·lllll!orm, lodty In tile SOUtheast Asian jungles. The war 1s movinl toward a new front in IIOI'Ibeast 'lllalland. 'l1le South Vietnamese army gradually bas shucked ill fighting respon!lblli· lioo until u.s. troops now have had to be assignnd to euard the SVN capital Itself. The VC have been appro.aching tile suburbs Saigon to lob mortar shells into various Jn.staUations. Johnson's band11icked SVN lllat Asian boys should do. Presldenllal candidate Johnson was very firm about that in a sjleech Aug. 12, 1964, In which hil scorned the idea of a U.S. sroundwar in Southeast Asia. ·LBJ also ridiculed auggestiono fOr tbe use of air power iJ\ the Vietnam war. All of that, of ~urse, was campaign oratory State Auditor Roger Cloud which is usually romjXlsed announced today that inheriabout . equa1ly of mislddln& tance tax collections hit a rec-;--ord high of 139,802,997 during the 1966 calendar year. Cloud said that a tabulation of the February and August ta• settlements showed collections were up $8,346,078 or 26.5 per cent over the previous peak collections of $31,45&.919 during the 1165 calendar year. Collections in Meigs County WASIIINGTON (UPI) A in 1966 were $31,988 as freshman congressman who pared with $34,064 in 1965. scored a big upset over a vet- Half of the collections, under eran Incumbent Monday , was the law, are retained by the !anamed secreta~ of Ohio • 19- cal taxing district where member Republican congres- 1 tax originated, and the alonal delegation. ball Is paid over to the Tbe unusual move ~arne after certain deductions a r w~Jen ~P· Clarenee E. Miller, made for fees charged by coun· of Lancaster, was appoirlted ty auditors and treasurers BICl'etary of the bloc, the larg· cover the cost of collection. e~ GOP delegation in the new . Largest col1ection was made COngress. In Cuyahoga County, with $11,U. S. ReJ>. Francea P. Bolton. 256,509 followed by Hamilton ol C!evelind, was ro • elected County wltil $7,272,525. Receipts chairman of the group and in the other major counties in~p. WilHam P .. McCulloch of . eluded: Franklin, $2,699.782; Piqua "~ relained as Y Ice Summit, $1,620.002; Lucas, 11.dullrman; ' 654,668; Montgomery, $1,297,· 'Anotl>er Drllaizallonal sbllt, 035: Stark, 11,388,713, and Ma· however, elected . Rep: William honing 1597 250, ;, E. Stanton of Pameaville Ia re· · ' ' place Rep. Jackson Betts of I ,_ 1 Findlay as treasurer of the I Are Large As I prom1aea lind hot air. z:,., • conduct of this preposterous Asia. w,er in which American boys There are nearly 400 000 u.S. are doing the jungle fighting ' (• \II. f 1!mDW • Need ACCO untm•g for Condnet Amencans "1 0£ This BItter • war in Vietnant JungIes '. ? · • National wri-..low of o·.u ..,·on o IKI• r., . 11 • ' \ Temple Oranges · · · · doz. 49c v .-~----------~. ' �. I ' ' \ ' or LESS / Vwlleol Prest 111-u..J February '¥1 will ho tho se<ond ltlnlversary of 111e policy of U.S. air strJJces ogainst Nol1h Vletnam In' the prepooterow war wllerein the Unllnd States Is unable Ia cope with a backward people lnbabltlng a s~ver niland In ~theut Asia. Both Nol1h and South Viet. nam are more nearly tribal communllles than they are sla!OI or naUom. Yet the Viet Cona has been able to stand off the straleiJ, the tacti<s, the onlltical pr~sure and th• mecllanlzed might of the United I States. If these facto frustrate the American people, they also should pronipt Americans to demand "" accounting of tile ' TO CATCH A WHALE . JONNIE WALKER c I! I ' ! ~, roll Monofilament FACTORY LIST $6.50 ,. gtoup, 1bey ''bl~': s~~llt i ~; 909 Closed Face Reel __ _ , ,..,---- ,..,, .- S • 1100 YDS. NOfes what • am 00 oles .44 • • ' ZEBCO 33 REEL I REEL 10 FT. LONG ONLY s If-=...,...,-.....,......,;;;;; WEDDING ' 3366 ROD Pr. Joha FACTORY LIST 44 mot!Jer, fey. . Mr. and.. Mrs. ·I Ja170tt , ·d :1•m.1Bobo were · $34.9.0 ' I ' .. 1t . ' and. M~~. 1Joe . ts . ' FACTORY ." LIST $21.95 ' ·" · ' ' l· ' ' 'io • '~'J~ I .. ' I . • ' • i< . ' i' '" '( 1·•' ·, ' I ; .. ' · vita~ . ' . . . '.' ' I ·"' ' ' ' ' u~, ' ,.. , -"!!':t Homer"'Jaiii!J . ~ ·IIUUIIo ..!:~- auu '"' I ' ' -Gl ."":" .. GROVER'S ·STUDIO Jan.2. They C!liDie to rose parade Oil color WY ~.2415 · . Miss Moly Anna· C'arnpbeJI. J 1Yhoi was Ill fDF stYeral dilys with nu .at the · liome or par.$lis, bpa now ·retl!rned J;er employment at Hoizer rv. • FURNITURE CO. ] N MASON, W. VA.. Pomoroy, 0 · sa w. Moln Jt. l J ~~ ~;::::;;::=;;;;;;;:::;::;:;:::;::;:;:;:;;;::;:;;;::::;::;:;~~;;~~..:...:;; "Supe r-Right" Meats! U.S. GOV'T INSP. LEAN- SMOKED FRYERS PICNICS 29 SHORT SHANK lb. ( J9c BUTT STYLE - - - - - lb. S9c Cooked Ham · · · · · · · ··:'. lb. 59c Fryer Quarters ........ lit. 35f ECHRICH BRAND Smoked Sausage · · ·· · · lb. 79c Fryer Legs .. · ...... · .. lb. 55' SUPER RIGHT Fryer Breast · .. ·.. · •.. lb. Fresh Sausage · · 1-lb. roll 39c Pork Steaks, Buff Style lb. 69c Boiling.Beef Plate · /\ lb. Chipped Chopped Ham lb. 99c Stewing Beef · .. .. " ·:!b~ Pitza Burgers 18-oz pkg 1.09 Boneless Family Steak lb avor. Beef Rib Steaks It's fresh-ground flavor you can't get in a can. You see, once the coffee bean is ground, the flavor begins to faue. That's why, when we at A&P bqy the finest coffees we can nnd, we bring them to you still in the bean. And we custom·grind them exactly right for your 1u" coffc~m3ker. & to 10-lbo. Avg. _ _ ·: : .. · WHITE BREAD 4 1:::. 99~ : Awake Drink .... 2 tans 81c A&P SEAFOd CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Fish Sticks ___ !"· :. t•c•'tac•toe ' ' '1 .:. ' ' j .. - l-Ib. pkg. 59c VALUES! CAP'N JOHN FROZEN Haddock Fillets _ 1-lb. pkg. CAP'N JOHN FROZEN lb. 59c Breaded Perch 2 lb. pkg. $1.1 A&P BRAND Orange Juice 3 4 Grapefruit 46 ••• cans A&P BRAND ANN PAGE 1-lb. 99' cans ;. 'i ANN PAGE- I -L B. PKG . Puddings .. .. .. .. .. 4 for 29c Macaroni or Spaghetti · · 21e\ ANN PAGE- WITH TOMATO SAUCE ~ A&P BRAND-46 OZ. CANS Pork &Beans 7 - 1-lb. cans $1 Blended Juice · · 3 cans $1.00,f , A&P BRAND, 46 OZ. CANS A&P FRESH , : Grapefruit Juice 3 cans $1.00 O~an"e Juice · · l qal. jug 69g ! MARVEL VANILLA, RUTTER SCOTCH :• Ice Cream · · · · l gal. pkg. 65c ANN PAGE-PURE Grape Jelly · · · · · · 3 lb. jar 69c DELICIA BRAND, 12 OZ. PKGS . Sugar Wafers · · 3 pkgs. $1.00 -_,..,.. ~ Monday thru Thursday _ SATURDAY _ , ---- 9 ..J . . CoHage Cheese 2 lb. p'kg~ 65c , r ~ ' •. '\ ., ~ 'I FLORIDA-LARGE .'A&P DAIRY . ,,- Pascal Celery large stal~ 19c -----=-. _, .,.,._ _ > FLORIDA- CRISP for ~&P BRAND to 9 Pole Beans · .... · .. 2 lbs. 39c GRAPEFRUIT ~~i'E 6 • 49C I 9 1 ~9 . FRIDAY FLORIDA- TENDER INDIAN RIVER - SEEDLESS . SUNNYIROoK G'RAD! A MID. ' lresh Eggs · .. · .... · . · . ~oi~1 :45c . .. 'I STORE HOURS: Fresh Fruits &Vegetables! • •· •. · · ' AT ,A&P 69c A&P FINE GROCERY VALUES! pjl... .• 9to 11-CHOPS - - - lb. ·------------~ . ·-~------~~~ ' • Jb. Pollock Fillets _ __ That way we can be sure you 'II enjoy the full, fresh taste ""; (l'f A&P's Coffee Mill Flavor, UPJAicarO.ni&Cheest , _ PORK LOI 49C FRIED FROZEN Takft'a little extra work, but we're happy to do it. <..M,,. SHORT RIBS-lb. 49c - - - ·-- ~ ~ TURKEYS Eight O'Clock, Red Circle and Bokar Coffees. • " WELL TRIMMED U.S. Gov't. Insp. Grade A Fresh-ground flavor you do get in A&P's whole-bean ' ld.lfetlrne MASON CERTIFIED GAS STATIO BIFF BRAND . Of.The Ollallly Y,u Will Value For; t • ~l'!I _:.,.__ 4 ,..,' g.rC .•·r)::;,. ~qm Pies ...... 3 pies •9c '. ' - -....... TO..GR..l. rnv rn.. I • COitwenitnt ferMI SHANK PORTION Cherry Pies · ·· · · · each 49c Spanish Bar Cake 2 for 69c Homestyle Donuts pkg. 29c Blueberry Pie .... each 59c ZEBCO SPINNING SET pe.oo Don - .. . lance Boneless Pork Roast t DON'T MISS THE BIG ONE • ~:!~~A LOOK FOR THE "RED TAG." SAVINGS FACTORY LIST $30.00 C0 L0 R T V SET '299 _ 8 0'CLOCK COFfEE Wilkesville 12-lb. TEST ONLY CUT-UP b. TRAY PACK, Heavy · Damafi'P.,., · ·;. . ---=====--- FREE · · a · ran brldegrooirl, lor ,. t.~e · .....ury·• deficiency-atter thly 1 ~ lor biJ weddln& gift. Z • l:):': · :. ..;. · •• 'ibe ~legatlmi ·,also oaJi\ell COLUMBUS (UP!)_ A :: Me A&P Coffees a good reason for shopping A&P'! McCulloch, Rep.' 'WIJliam M!\1' fire ripped through , ''!;;":1i uall of Lakewond, state GOP downtown building " They're one of many. cllalnnan John Andrews an'd causing damage ••· 1 S~te F'lnuce Olalnnan H. In reach as higb as , CO,.YIUGHT 111196., fH( GREAT ATlANTIC. IIAC IFIC TEA CO .. INC . Richard P. Niehoff Ia the Jle. i pWIUcao aattoiial llnance com· said 75 men and 24 mlllee. plecea of equipment rough! the SAVE 20c MILD & MELLOW · lh.1 ... at 175 S. High St. across the F. t. R. Lazarus Co., of Ohio'a ,largesl depart· Ime•nl stores. ; ( Two Oreltlell were Injured . ' ~Iety lhe pre-dawn flames . Aeillo, 41, auffered a 1 JANE PARKER VALUES · broken leg wben he jumped Mr. and Mrs. George Queen from 1 second floor window to ·I: and !amlly of Columb"" the sldewalk to escape .tho . ·., ' "'>' ANN PAGI holiday guests of Mr. and Mro. Dames. Ronald Sims rece•lvedl il Alva .Uevaull. an eye Injury. Thin Mints _ 12-oz. pkg. 39c 1-lb. Mr. and Mrs. Mu Hall bad The struclure houaes more A&P BRAND SOLID their daughter, Elma C:ine, and 15 stores and offices. lnTune 61-2-oz, can 37c lt¢illy as holiday guesls. Mosklns Credit ClothAlP SIEDL!SS Tom Lewis of C.llfornla Sl4re, on the ground Door. Raisins _ 61-2-oz. pk9• 2,',1c a · recent auest In the A&P DRIED Bowles, Jr., home. Miss Linda Tope of Col11mbus Peaches _ ll·oz. pkg. 49c ·,:~ Mr. and Mrs. Luther Bowl••· spent a week with ~er SUNNY FIELD Jr. lar.d Mr. and Mrs. oots. Mr. and Mra. Low•ll Pastry Flour _ 5 lb. bag 51 c Bowles, Sr, attended Mr. and Mrs. Mu Hall were ANN PAGE services for a relaUve. recent guests of their Spaghetti _ 3 lb. pkg. SSe Trader, at Delaware re<ently. 'law and daughter, Mr; and Mn. .\i' FROZEN Donley Stronr is rec:upera~ Richard IJIU• near Columbus. ing from on appendectomy Mrs. Lowell Tope and Lin<la B.roccoli Spears _ 2 pkgs. 49c Holzer HoapltaL ' were recent JIUOSIII of friends &t Mra. Erma Nelson Ohio. It: OH 2 Co~n P•ck, Frot•n, f-oL cans 'IJ!'ilery for a gall CU?·· dlUon and lo doing well. · 1 ') are, asked stmcl ... Eddie ·'NeD~~< . ..u... .w.. ·· ·Morto• ,,...., Choc.O-Mtnt or Oron'" • visited witli I'IOZIN 8-lb. TEST 1775 YDS. 66 I' . rre utUSes 3 ROOMS ' New Furnit&re WIN A 1 -~ ii effort w create a lightlllg foi'Ci! from a ra1 tag collection Vietnamese peasants who apparently couldn't care less who came out on top in Southea•t F" ZEBCO I 1 - YOURS Huge pkg. 66 CASTING REEL 99 ONLY$ HOOKS WITH LEADERS I none can be ,.... that the 'lb<re lw not been an tittle people are not commies at American misplay in foreign heart. . policy comparable to Johnson's 1 In short, the Jam-. admint.. SOUtlleast Asia Ooppo since the I tration policies In Southeast late Franklin D. Roosevelt went Allla have been colossal disast- off inw the wild blue yonder I er. Tho decision Ia bomb North unsupported by other than hiS Vietnam was ospectcd by Imisplaced sell confldence th~t I Jobns<!n to compel U1e .Nol1h Ia Ibe could handle the Sov1et s cease ill mlUllry lnllitratlon of Joseph Stalin. the South In support of the Viet 1 The failure_of U.S. alrpower Con& guerrillas. It aDU&ht also Ito a<COmphsb any ..,elul to blast tile Hanoi · to tho mission in North Vietnam peeds Delegati.OD . ZEBCO 202 REEL 5 V2 ft. CASTING ROD ! ~~~~Alia~·~·;.;o;;;iiliiiiiiiilio;;;;;;;~l~ll~-~~""~"~b~~tllll~:~~~~~~~~"'~· ,.:!."'!.":IJ: .~~; :"ure.. ' ecretary of S TRUE TEMPER I to a ' trainiDS mission in an obtain 1. qllkt..- 4!1111 Ia ' 1POIIIMt IO'bot ml&bt lulppoD Soutboaal Allia warfare. Aa I tho United Sta!OI got inl4 1 policy with th<Je.e ol>jeetlvoa war wltll a real advO<liOl)', bombin& Ill North Vietnam boc! a signal lor !low It dismal, disastrous, Jnhn!oo's MI•}}er Narned ·A Whale When . t j ,• You Buy Now! 1 ¥ All"" Ba-n. Ky happily directo biJ non-flalltlnl 14 tile ..,.,.fi&btinl job of I'OIIless vUiagon. Tho .. Inheritance Taxes Nearly $40 Million Your Savings" ~' li So It lJ tl>ot next June I be tho second annivenary LBJ 'a authorization lor U.S. ground troopo to enr~~:~• In d~rect combat in South Vietllam If the South Vietnam military a!ked lor belp. Some weeks earlier, 011 April 2. Il65, Jobmon and . tile National Security Councll bnd decided Ia increase mllltary and economic aid to Soutll Vietnam. 1 On that date there were 211,100 U.S. troops ill South Vietnam. I The U.S. tn>ops were ossi,gnedl _,. ,npllftllllon. ElM, ~ Dally Se\lllMI ~-KI4it~ The bomJ1n1 ov.er-·1111 .... to American people 111U51 !lfi4I!IIJ)Iy t---'--...----~-~------- lll'UII. peace _ , _ toblt. and ln .blact ·lllll!orm, lodty In tile SOUtheast Asian jungles. The war 1s movinl toward a new front in IIOI'Ibeast 'lllalland. 'l1le South Vietnamese army gradually bas shucked ill fighting respon!lblli· lioo until u.s. troops now have had to be assignnd to euard the SVN capital Itself. The VC have been appro.aching tile suburbs Saigon to lob mortar shells into various Jn.staUations. Johnson's band11icked SVN lllat Asian boys should do. Presldenllal candidate Johnson was very firm about that in a sjleech Aug. 12, 1964, In which hil scorned the idea of a U.S. sroundwar in Southeast Asia. ·LBJ also ridiculed auggestiono fOr tbe use of air power iJ\ the Vietnam war. All of that, of ~urse, was campaign oratory State Auditor Roger Cloud which is usually romjXlsed announced today that inheriabout . equa1ly of mislddln& tance tax collections hit a rec-;--ord high of 139,802,997 during the 1966 calendar year. Cloud said that a tabulation of the February and August ta• settlements showed collections were up $8,346,078 or 26.5 per cent over the previous peak collections of $31,45&.919 during the 1165 calendar year. Collections in Meigs County WASIIINGTON (UPI) A in 1966 were $31,988 as freshman congressman who pared with $34,064 in 1965. scored a big upset over a vet- Half of the collections, under eran Incumbent Monday , was the law, are retained by the !anamed secreta~ of Ohio • 19- cal taxing district where member Republican congres- 1 tax originated, and the alonal delegation. ball Is paid over to the Tbe unusual move ~arne after certain deductions a r w~Jen ~P· Clarenee E. Miller, made for fees charged by coun· of Lancaster, was appoirlted ty auditors and treasurers BICl'etary of the bloc, the larg· cover the cost of collection. e~ GOP delegation in the new . Largest col1ection was made COngress. In Cuyahoga County, with $11,U. S. ReJ>. Francea P. Bolton. 256,509 followed by Hamilton ol C!evelind, was ro • elected County wltil $7,272,525. Receipts chairman of the group and in the other major counties in~p. WilHam P .. McCulloch of . eluded: Franklin, $2,699.782; Piqua "~ relained as Y Ice Summit, $1,620.002; Lucas, 11.dullrman; ' 654,668; Montgomery, $1,297,· 'Anotl>er Drllaizallonal sbllt, 035: Stark, 11,388,713, and Ma· however, elected . Rep: William honing 1597 250, ;, E. Stanton of Pameaville Ia re· · ' ' place Rep. Jackson Betts of I ,_ 1 Findlay as treasurer of the I Are Large As I prom1aea lind hot air. z:,., • conduct of this preposterous Asia. w,er in which American boys There are nearly 400 000 u.S. are doing the jungle fighting ' (• \II. f 1!mDW • Need ACCO untm•g for Condnet Amencans "1 0£ This BItter • war in Vietnant JungIes '. ? · • National wri-..low of o·.u ..,·on o IKI• r., . 11 • ' \ Temple Oranges · · · · doz. 49c v .-~----------~. ' �.. - ·~ . . . . "9 ... __..... _ _ ... . • I • Old Story As Dayton Tunc: Another To Cine~ OFIIICI!J;t FLAT.o.RGH Q!FIOI<I,.... BAD M01t1R to be:4t Cincmnatl. . for "'· cqppecuttve rars ~ Fly~rs nave been rustrat when Lhey meet lhe BeartaLs, and Tuesday night' s meet.lng ~ no excepuon to the rule 'llt~ llearcats played a sl.owdown gam~ and handed l>a} ton • 62-49 whipping m a mt>eung of tw o ol Ohw's top basketball 59uads . :,Dayton figured th•". w: 1" the ~ar to finally down ununnau, aince fhey were playmg tn Uav ton for the tirst tJme s.wc:e thal strea ~>t.arted and Cmcmnat• h...il ~ doubiP overt1mc ~ M~ tt ~tU . ~Y mg 1 •• .Tfalhng ~ugll ~nost of l~e first ha~ Cincmnah k ep~ w~J1tling away, Jumped mto a 35 34 Jead>~nd then woo in n walk· a\va) ·B k L · g Streak rea 01110 El se::ere. th Bowling ~r~en llq&pp I ree-game osmg G- -- 1n the Ohio trip G R ' .e.d e t s a t e' t'• ' ___.. t fYft•n S .· w e s_,r_ w 1Tf I ~~·~~ ~~ ' " ''I'm ooaplag ap my leo obtta 10 I ee but Sandy Ia the nee tomonow!" Tournament Will Begin On Thursday At least 54 boxers have welgbed in and some 35 additional fighters are expected to com· plete weighin and physical checkups before Thursday aecording to Franklin lleacil, manager of the Beaeb Athletic CJub , Charleston. Beach is in charge of this week's three-day GaJUpoUs • Southern Obio Area boxinR tournament, scheduled to bel!in Th\U'$day at 'l:30 p.m. in the W b1 t boo! . ;;c:. be ::ased at the gate. The advance ticket sale ended Tuesday, !leach o::.:; ~ENON~IS E' hl hAnn. a} Ha' y, SiJage · Show Planned BAitEL.Y 5CIOI~~.I!S ~fSP~ED FAMI!.Y I!IUS--· Ht;jN U5TIN"• B0h. cat s To Host wI•1dcat s Fri~ay, NG At Eas t ern SVAC Standings (All Gamest TEAM W L P. Southwestern . . 5 3 488 llanllim Trace . . 5 4 1411 Kyger Creek . .. 5 5 515 Eastern . . . . . . . 6 5 161 Nortll Gallla . . . . 2 1 21. (Vanlly Oaly} '1'1 L P Kyger Creek 4 1 2113 Southwestern . . S 2 2111 Hannan Trace . . 2 3 309 North Gallia . , 2 S 2ft Eastern . . 2 4 3'!5 Tollla U U lS3I TEAM OP 4411 ~ 5119 585 117 OP ,. 283 ,, 'I 201 fi, MAIN . s.cond lt., ' 1 FAST HOME PERMArBT 51:oo aad CHEWING GUM 10 for Introductory Sale! NOW SPEOAL ONC£. A-YEAR SAlE Intimate Spray Mist Dtr' ' ·, ;ers,· · Wind- Weather Lotion itt~~~;~ . m.; 0. F. Si Allen R. Miiirlll Pleaum Valle7 2:10 'Lo• ,\liinoa, N. M., derives Admlllool - Jo Ann ' 4>40 p. m.: Z. Its name fiom the lowly cottonPt. Pleasant. . • . 1. Winlleld a p. m.: Lucy wooil tree. Dlleblried - Mn. ·~ dowh Wlnflold 1':20 a.m.: _...__ _ Sayre, Pt. P'-tlt:" ,..~y;; ·, l!!lgerellff up Wlnlleld ~>1511. m.; ..... $1.00 Value SALE H~·~·~E~,!Bow:;...1~es;;;;;do"wn~· :---..._~L:::=;~:..~~ ' bl lite U.S.liaUil llllptl\ General'accommlttee !be 5' 16 · m, report Jlilklng elgar8tte' ~ ., , with · c!llleV. · '• 1· 50 5 .25 • 4Sc KOTEX, Limit 2 • • • • 29c • Jergens BATH SOAP, lg. bar 3for 22c .· • 4Sc EXLAX • ,. • • • • 29c • 9Sc LAVORIS MOUTH WASH • 6ft • s1.49 MAALOX • • • • • 87c • 89c COPE TABLETS • • • • ~9c • 72c MASSENGILL POWDER • .Ak •100 BAYER ASPIRIN • • • S!c TUSSY .CLOSED' while the Redmen will have odvanta11e in Thunday ULTRA FEMININE• ONCE-A·YEAR SPECIAL Desert Flower Deodorant ~ All Dt:~ythursdqy,Jah.12 ULTRA FEMININE• BATH OIL PLAY Bowling Lanes Helena Rubinstein $2.50 Desert Flower 1 G1: w ·.a.sh Helena Rubinstein )nee-a-Year Sale! I Notice Open Bowlers ···4N:t jl. Wolfpen.. . .~CH;i~yr N6tes rz.U mtrn h . . MUSICAL JACK.POT January Value Buys For THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY· 5c CANDY ":J· ' Marshall at Ohio University ~ Southwestern 14 Eaotern 55 Muskingum at Mount Union _1 j RuUand -56 Kyger Creek II ~ Gannon at Steubenville Jl'l(mAY'S GAMES: ·Marietta at California St. (Pa.) Nortb Gania at Eastem Malone at Findlay BY DICK THOMAS Inight's game. had 12 lor Bluefield and Hayes a rebound with 5:42 left to put Wayne, 1--0-2; Spencer, 1--0- Hannan Trace at Kyger Creel Bluffton at Heidelberg Rio Grande College warmed In the current series between had 10. Bob Mabry· fished in 21 Rio Grande ahead 100-80. 2; and Carter 1 3-0-S. Total~. W. Va. at Eastern Michigan at Ohio Nor. up for the "big one" Thursday the two Coleges, the Redmen for the Redmen. Bass had sev- Biuefteld shot 50 per cent in 42-16-100. W. Va. State at Ashland night with a 121-100 win last! hold a 3-1 edge, Including the en and Gregory •and Towler the field goal department mak- Rio Grande College (121} :cleveland State at Walsh night over Bluefield State Co1· Pt. Pleasant Tourney win. each had six. RioJiJ.ande mark- ing 42 of 84 £rom the floor. Mabry, 9--4--22.; ·sass, 9--4lege In the Gallia Academy Last year, the Redmen defeat- ed up 28 assists with Don Trait>- The llig lllue made 16 of 21 22; Gregory, 7-2-16; Trainer, High School gym. ed State in the first Rotary er and Gregory eacb making from the foul line (Of 59.2 per !-2-6; Lusettl, 5-0-10; Col· The "big one" Thursday Tourney at Pt. Pleasant, and five. cent. nns, ~; Towler, 6-0--1211 night pits Coach Art Lanham's also on the GAHS floor but lost The Redmen led 13-3 wltb 14:- Rio Grande eonnecled on 51 Thornton, 1-Z-4; Hamilton, Redmen against the West Vir- to State at IOBtitute, W. Va. 09 left In tbe first half; 27·14 of 94 shots from the floor for 4-1-t; Doolin, ~; B•tCOME IN AND PLAY BOWL-O·BINGO $50,000 SAVINGS ginia State Yellow Jackets on Tony Bass. 6-1 freshman, and at the 9:39 mark; 42-23 with 54.2 per cent ailtl mape 19 of · 3-0-6; and Lucaa, 0WEEKLY the GAHS hardwond. The Red- Bob Mabry, 6-5lreshman, spear. 5:3t left and 57-40 at half time. 21 at .the foul line for 70 Totals, 51~1t-111. SRecial Rates Tuesday, Wed, Afternoon men are now 9-6 for the sea- headed the Rio Grande attack Coach Lanham started aubstJ... cent. . . Gas Station ' Friday Evening- After 4 P.M. son. The Yellow Jackets are last night against Bluefield tuUng late Ill the nrst half, After West Vlrglnla Stale, "Year of tbe Horse' eo•~oo Cettlfied expected to bring a l:H rec- each with 22 pts. Sharon Greg. and the "subi" held thelr own Rio Grande's ne•t fne will be' a••- every 12 yean In the Malll ... All Evening ord to town. ory, ~senior hod 16 pts. Steve with the Blg Blue. the Plkevllle llears Sat:ur<layl~=-~calen:~d~ar~.~-.;'.:,';;;;.;..:~ Coach Frank Enty's Jackets Towler, 6-2 senior, had 12; Rio Grande jumped to a '16- night at Pikeville, Ky. ~re 12-3 going into tonight's bat- and Dick Luoetti, 6-0 senior, had 51 lead with 17:0llefl in the sec- llluefleld State College (100} .J, tie with Ashland College, and 10 points. ond half. The Redmen held - Rose, 3--4-10; Thompson, 1;t , e.~ lew observers doubt that an- The big man for the B 1g their biggest lead··of the game, 2-1-5; Johnson 10-1·21; Lam' , · · other Stale win Is lq the male· Blue was Henry Ollie, 6-2 soph- rr points, 83-5& i· at the 14:05 bert, 3-1-7; Hayes, 7--3--17; Best Quality, Jelter ing. Thursday night's battle on omore , who made II of 15 from umark;~·~S~le:v~e~Tow=l~er~~::~In~F~o~rd~,~1:::-0-!~2~;~0~l~ll:e,~ll~"""'""'!;!21; Fourth Ave . Is expected to be the field and six of seven fro!Jl "a roof-raiser." the free throw Urle for Z8 Rio Grande defeated Dick Johnson hod 21 Virginia State 93-92 on Dec. 28 ' points, Bob ·Hayes hod 17 and THING TO ' at Pt . Pleasant to win the Sec- Clarence Rose had 10. ond Annual Pt. Pleasant Rotary Rio" Grande out . reboundHOME Holiday Invitational llasketball ed llluefield 57 to 36. Tournament. Since that the ;-;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;-iiii;;;;;;;,;;;;;iiiiiiii": Redmen have downed Michigan QUICK SI!RiliCE I'OR PREI'!ARit,IG FOR OUR fitllowlng town•: Lutheran 100-80 ond · Bluefield THI HOLIIIAYSI. eMo.... State last night. West Virginia State, prior to tonight's game, Is fresh from DRY ·CLEANING a 98-90 win over Morris Har' ' vey Saturday night and a 71-611 -SERVICE~ . , JAIIiUAIJ.Y ·1i &14 win over Alder~on-Broaddus ColtUpon Your Req11liti lege on Monday night. State, however, Is in the midst of a . I i Rz·o Ln mune Afiler 121-100 Mrs. Heslop d Dies Mon ay '1 II RHinson'$.Citanen ALL ROADS LEAD TO MASON AND SAVINGS AT HosnitaJ News J: current four game ro&d "::, ---·-· ·- - River News 1 2-HO'u·R" no....,.. timt'S I ! 1 lv; DELIVERY 'I PICKENS HARDWARE , Clay Ruled Eligi.ble For Draft• Clann"S 'Preacher' I Red Devils Defeat Falcons 73-58 I MY OFF A ~ITTLE KID 2'10 said. . By DICK THOMAS 33? j .1 I At least 30 thr..,.minute round Coach Johnny Wickline"• first place Kyger Creek 305 fights are scheduled on openillg Bobcats will host the Hannan Trace Wildcats and the 3M ~SAN FRAN•O <UP!I- diSgusted by the ouster.. night. North Gallia Pirates of Coach Mike Morrison travel to 1111 f!icl< !larry rec$"'ed U<e most "Here I come •II tn~ wav Teams .have been entered Meigs .county Friday to !"eet Eastern in Southern Valley l~uable player award and Red from one coast to the otoer to ' from Cleveland, Huntington, Athletic Conference action. . . Auerbach oot the gate m tht' f'Oach one game and 1 get d ded tbat Charleston Miltc:ln Corning Second p1ace Southwestern Eastem. Hannan Trace lB (Reserves Ualy) two higllilghts of the NBA"s I7Ih l ihrowo1 out of 1! ," said Red , who UlUISVILLE, Ky._(UPI) -:-11 lion an . rect"m~~ 1 A and the Tri.County ~rea a.: plays at home against the vis- nnd in all games otandmgs TEAM W L P OP annual 'All-Star game, which went mto the contest With a I heavyweight champJOn car~s Cl~r rem~m c;:sl tl cha~ged cording to Beach. iting Hannan, w. Va. Wildcats. the SVAC with a 5-4 ret.'Ord Eastern ' ' ' . ... 8 0 m 139 went ~ 'thi(booil£ todav WI Ih l four-game winning •treak and • •clay wants to slay out o tbae ayl, . m 'd :.~in The tournament has beon Coach Lloyd Myers' Highland· b tled for third with No<"hiKyger Creek . .• 4 1 218 183 the West owning a~ t35- 12ti upset 7-3 mark against the West , Army h\mu~h=to~/r~:~tices~ ap!:af~rs~ ~~:as r~resented sanctioned by the AAU. era are currently. atop ~Je SVAC G~IJia in the SVAC Varsity Hannan Trace .. 2 3 146 111 VICtOr) over the East. ' The WPst, virtuall~ the same he ~rear es ber ~entucky by Edward Jacko of New York. It wiJl be Gallipolis' first I all games standmgs With a &-~ Wllh a 2-3 reeord. . Southwestern .. . 1 4 184 191 Bloi'Jd ~arry ' the San F'r2 ncts- l squad whJCh took a 137-94 laCiDg T e . r;emA eals Board Then he switched to Covington, major box ins tournament ill record, and are second plac-e North Gallia was the first North Gallia .... 0 5 148 233 C(j W<Jrnors' "super S@ph:' wno from the East !a~t year. he~~ a ~ei~Jve aenn~~~ce~p it unani~r considered an expert m selec- history. in SVAC play wiili a 3-2. rP.C- three Gallia county learns Totals 13 13 812 117 fouled out early m last year's ! one-po1nt lead tWice m the Irst ues ty ted Cia 's request tJVe service law i _ ord. Kyger Creek is 5-5 in Bll the S\'AC to knock off contest, became the second penod, then began ttl fade after I~ous ~ r~ec eclassitied as a Covington said Clay was a . games and (..1 in the SVAC. Dan Wright's Eastern TOP OFFENSIVE TEAM hiahest scorer 10 the ciassic 's a pair ol free throws by Baylor hat . e . r . k M nd Northwestern 104 Illinois 96 The Bobcats will be ont to athat started the season like ~Vanity Oaly) . . te 1 '0 d ed th w t t ue front 24 conscientious obJector B1ac us1tm mm s r a Ci c· ab 62 Dayton 49 1 h fi "th TEAM G PTS AVO hlstor~· Tuesday night by !'1U g e es o 1 • Clay however' ha~ already immediately flied a request to I ~~dm~ W ll 62 0 b' 55 venge an early season ti0-37 ass ~use a Pre w.: • rickt.IIYD. M pqmts agt.mst th~e 23 1 ' d aft board here reo 0 tbe case Ba wm a ace. tter m to Hannan Trace at Mercer- wms over Southwestern Eastern . . . .... 6 m ~.3 till tll~tebders. ' Barry got 16 points m the ~;~~ t:~ ~~~as~ and give hlm action ~uld be taken, Youngtown 87 A.lhanc? 72 ville. Since lhat time Kyger Hannan Tr~ce before losi.n« Hannan Trace .. 5 30t 81.4 Auibq,si was Qpunced late in I ftrst half, then tacked on 11 d f p nt s a Black Muslim however until B fmal ru1ing Kansas St 75 Mlssoun 65 Creek has waded through four North Galbal Hannan Southwestern , , 5 290 5I 0 the i"'IJertid bv referee more dunng a hot streak that a . e erme a ' . ' tb . t· m Teller N 116 Fifty Army 71 SVAC foes without a loss and Southwestern in a row. Kyger Creek ... 5 28S liU .,. ,. ' · I d bo t · t d namster was glven on e C<JnscJen IOUS Qu·ncy 75 Western Ill 68 · North G lila 5 281 58 2 'Jilhe srp· ' who nailed him I cons~me a u .a.: mm~ e an .a .The champion claims he is an objector appeal. I J . • Hannan Trace dropped three North Gallia won the a .. .. . ~~. with the second techmcai call of Ihalf m the th'1fd penod . Th!s ordamed mmist.er of the Black Clay was originally elassified ~ ~en Mtch(:ri)w;~;~74 dSt e9 SVAC tiJts in a row before la~ meeting between tbe schools (AU Gamel). the mghl after puttmg the moved the West. out to a 15- Muslim faith. I·Y when he twice flunked the G!stana dl H ou Friday night's 55-51 win over 62 at North Gallla. Bul TEAM G. Pl8 AVO. fing er tm Red in the fir!lt pomt lead, 94·7.9.. .}Then an_tttJ:t~ According 'tO the Selective Army's mental tests. I nl Be~ e 77 uron 69 that time, both squads Hannan Trace , , 9 541 M.l period. Two lechmcals mean hot streak by B~y, consisting Service law this is not enough. Thb did not seem to ruffle Black H~~u~SDJ.~!: Tech 114 A StOndhi dropped their top players Ea•tern .... .. 10 : . ::~ automrtiq,...t· chon under NBA ' of five str&gh~~ers. had_ ~· '!'he law states that a person , the Louisville Up who cracked Southwest B Unl: Pretti ~oatloaal er Garrett from the . Kyger Creek . . , 10 4i& 58.S rules. f l West lead~ng vy pomts WI h could be duly ordained a ' "I may not be smart but I got a Texas Tech 91 Rice 69 y : S<WJtd, and Charlie Southwestern .. a Aue ad!, <lW general mana- 3 31 left IO the game. h minister but if it IS not his lot of common sense ." Okl Bptst 61 N Esn Okla 4S Eaoteilt DJ•~lf9 . ,HI_. fto9ID i)~ Eagle squad. North Gallia .... 10 521 52.1 . ~r o the Bostoo Celucs, was Dave Debussdlere,. ll w ~ vocation then he is not entiUed But the defense department! No~western oklahoma 69 ' L. Pet. Saturday night's games TOP' DEFENSIVE TEAK pitches In pro baseoa an Io a deferment. late in 1965 lowered its I Oklahoma Panhandle A&M 67 Philadelphia 3!1 4 .1107 fiDd three SVAC learns ~ton 28 II .718 DOD·league foes. F.aotern (Vanlt)' Oaly} . I coachc~ and plays for the Hayden Covington of New standards because of the Texas 82 Southern Meth 73 1DetrOit P!st&ns , helped to Lgmte York Clay's attorney claims buildup ia Vietnam and in 1\iew York 23 21 .523 play at Alexander. The Spar- TEAM G PI'S. AVO. 1February ll .1 1 1 I the West in the second period that ' being a lllack' Muslim l 1966 Clay was I Cincinnati 'If& 23 .410 tans downed the Eagles Kyger Creek .•. $ Z6S IIU S p..ops ap • ·=: ,by scoring eight field goals and minister is the champion's stamped l·A. ' FIVE STEELERS Baltimore . ; 8 31 .178 'In their first meeting. Kyg•r Sou'thwestem .• II 270 114.0 Painting again? Get the ! fm1shed the mght w1th 22 pomts.11vocation. Covington will have to He didn'I like the classUica- . Pl'ITSBURGH (UP!) - The Wettern. D!v~lp,a Creek is at Oak Hill in the only Eastern . . . _ , ,. 8 3M 10 4· ' rijht-equipment. Look . Baylor had 11!. , W. L. Po~ meeting between the two schools North Gallla ... II ~ 10.5 1convince a number ol people, tioo one bit and let the world Pittsburgh Steeler. brought to ufJII~r, PAINTS in the ! Oscar Robertson s 26 led the starting with Clay's local draft know it. Ifive the number of players San Francisco 27 14 .859 this season. The S)'IIU!les Val- HaMan Trace .. 5 337 6'1.2 YE!llOW PAGES . Where East while Chamberlain. hob- board. ' As a result a swell of, signed lor the 1961 Natio~al St. Louis 19 21 .475 ley Vikings travel Into GaJUa (All Gam..} YQUrfingersdo the bled by a sore ach.lles tendon, The decision by the appeals Ianimosity forced his title light F~tball League season Tuesday Detroit 1724 .395 county to meet the Pirates at TEAM G AVO, ..a\ll(i.,~. ~layed 39 mmutes, got 14 pomts board Tuesday was oo\ unex- : with George Chuvalo to be With the .slgrung of quarterback Los Angeles 16 25 .390 North Gallia. In their first Kyger Creek ... 10 ·liOW IIU "1' 11 and 22 rebounds. peeled. ·switclted from Chicago to Ron Smtih, offeuslve halfback Chicago 1728 .318 meeting, the VIkings Southwestern ... 8 449 $11.1 The East remain~ far ahea1 The local board last spring [Toronto. Amos llullocks and deleuslve Tuesday's Resalla North Gallla 56-411 In Lltwrence ... _.. ,. .. lO 1166. IIIU in the series, 11 wms to 6 fC'Ir turned down the conscientious His next three fights were in back Jim Bradshaw. All Star Game at San Francisco county. North Gallia ... 10 6!7 81.7:. the West. objector request It went to the IEngland and Europe before be The Steelers earlier signed West 135 East 120 Hannan Trace . , . t 551 G.O . 1appeals board and wu tenia· returned to whip Cleveland two rookies, flanker Jerry Wedneaday'o Gameo SATURDAY'S GAMES= i TONIGm'S GAMES j lively rejected. I Willia~ in Houston last fall. . Marion of Wyomln& and quar. Cincinnati .at Chicago Eastern at Alexander FRIDAY'S RESUL1'8t By United Prett• lnteraattoaal The Departme11t of Justice [ He will f1ght Erme Terrell m lerback Mike· Brundage of San FranciSCO at Los Angeles Kyger Creek at Oak HiD Hannan Trace 55 Eastern ·111 Tonight' s Ohio college then conducted a long investiga· Houston on Feb. 6. Oregon. (Only game sclleduled) Symmes Valley at North Kyger Creek 55 North Gallla 41 ball schedule: SATURDAY'S RESVLTS1 .. Oris.G. Roush d Dies on Mon ay PT PLEASANT The Sher llhowinC 1 111ron1 J'Oboundlng been lSI ctr IliON. Durin8 the before Knorr and Davl< fllta~y <00111. The J011111 , . _ illd , llul.'-d (ftl - . . . '-II U rt d.p.rtment .,; Pol: PT PI:EASANT _ OrlJ c . 8atno uesday .night llte Rut. I seoood perio4, the Faloono l gave the Devils a •21 a nP to lie lldDCI IIOar tile 7-14-21, M ' llnklDI ......_ tee are lltv...,•a"•• 1 breai; & •• ....;. 10 • ----~-01tio I . , fought ltadl to get wllb- time lead. end of lh& prelim with I, o.- 1bllrr 1-1-IJ, B; '""""""'~' land Red Devils JUmped to "" / in three polnll aeveral foul llhoU, but to DO avaiL . 'l"lrilo',.l-1-7, inti' aad eoterl!'l of the, formerly of Muon County, early lead aad wound up in a The tbird period wu the balls bounced 0111 011 an ., z 1 4, g.r, <Dnatw .., ,4ence of Mr. and Mrs. William ' dll!(l Monday in Lanca!ter. Be o-·· ... ·• to whip the Wahama l ···~N 110- ~o ~R of the same .. Wahama wou:d l four. L• ...... lfA!It...._. • --• • ' Lambt\rt of Althton which oe- t,..s lite 1011 ollhe late Levi J ....-~· - 1 """"' "~' ~~··~ edge within m po!DLO ar --... • '"'"'' -"" ....., ,_......, 1 The ParkenburJ Big RedJ curred dur!Jt& tile evening bours and Nora Gibbo Rousb, born White Falro111 ~ in • same! TIIVIISDAY AFTERNtJON only to see a couple qulclt bas- .:~.::' ~"1t!;! ~:. !:' ~ rode 1 line show by 5.f pivot! Sunday. January 3, 1887 in Mason Coun· played on the Ruiland court. WOMEN'S LJUGVE tell widen the marstn 1o ten _..,......,. man Louden 1<> a revenge win I Entry was gained through a 1y and wu a member of the (Flnl llaU Flaalo] at 41-31l at the thin! tum. powerful Ravenswood Friday JY CIC.urnJIII , Ofer lite prevtou&ly unbeaten ba"""""t door and reported St. Mark's Lutheran Church. ' SerJlor Roger Do vis led the Woo Loot . The fir.al frame found oight. Wllhoma . II • - " Ravenswood Red Devils rue.. ;mlssln& were two outboard mot- Letart Route. ondssault ~~~~ sevfoen neld I~ Simon's Pic·A-Psir Falcons ·-akl·ng m · ••am Wahama (5t) Dale Ro~ Rutland · · 17 U l5 - '4 101 35 day ll!ghl by a oolld 97·73 mar-. ors, one 5 horsepower and one ' He was preceded In death by a II •N s r a 1me w Summ , Ph --~ • linl 2.-4--8; Ray Sill< 3-1-7, Olllclala: IWDrlc. 90 46 lin. ; 10 horsepower; bath towels and his wife, Della Rayburn Roush. ' point effort to go along with I Bl ; '~ &rn~acy 81 55 RuUand made bay on fool shots, BW ldarshall ~U, Larry 11a1 Bercer. Louden ripped the nets for 'l lwo bOttles of cooking sherry . Surviving are one son, Claire nine rebounds. I Moue aFurnin·ture and the Falcons lost three men SOil 61 68 to the ref's whlsUe. From 15 goals and lour free throw• Tho huse had also been ran· A. Roush and ooe daugltle,, Duane Kno 6-l h·-ed 1 II " B Market 54 112 on, the margin wloened to I 0 to make up for an earlier 71-7~- sacked throiJi)lout. , Mrs. Pauline OUrs, Lancaater: 1 rr, '"'" a , 122 loss to tbe Devils. Norman and lhree brothers, Byron P. Roush lremeadous game on the boards / Conkle Coal Co. II I final count. Swlsber were right behind the and Waltoo C. Roush, both of . to dominate thln&s for""' Dev- High Series - Betty Batey Knorr, Dam, and Y. arbi"OUJ~ bi·• lod tl1ey tosaed in 22 and I Ig U Lancaster and A. Ray Rousb, tls, and added 11 bll llntes to 534: Lee Richardson 501 ; ller- showed stroog rebounding 18 tallleo nspectlvely. ' : Pt. Pleasant, and one sister.· the total. nadine Mitchell 476; High Sin· edged the locals 16-21 "' Four of the RavOIU!wood Rl•y-1· Mrs. Blanche Yeager, Letart For Wahama B!Uy Marshall gle Game - Betty Batey 186, department and made a and five grandchildren. , and Mike Frv 'were the only Lee Richardson 177, Bernadine difference In the conlellt. ers brnke into double figures but it was not enough ag~lnst Funeral service will be con- lads in double figures but nri- Mitchell 1'Tl. Devil! also scorchfd the the vasUy Improved and ·tast dueled at the Sheridan Funeral I !her was around mucl. 01 the Top Ten Averages - Betty for 25 of 52 shots for a very fine Jn . .Jiftll Big Reds. Home in Lancaster on Thurs- '1 final quarter dut! 00 fouls Batey 165; Betty Sayre 159; 49 per cent mark, while the The flrot period started off day 10 a.m. and graveside ser· · Wanda Gabrltsch 155 ; Patti Ar· Falcons were hitting 22 ol fast and read 20-20 at the turn. I PT, PLEASANT - Tentative vices ond burial will be held in ! In the first. period, Rutland nold 152; Bonnie McFarland 150 for about 35 per cent. By halftime, the Blg Reds bod plaOB have been made for the ' the Lone Oak Cemetery In Point ' had red hot sbootln& hands as Lee Richardson 150; Kathy Da- The reserve game also turnOpen Every Doy, All Day, 7:00 to 5:30_, ; l ,,. IISed the hot ohooUng of Loud-, Eighth Annual Mason County Pleasant at 3 p.m. Thursday. they bit on nine of fourteen vis 150; Anna Lea While 119: ed out to be a tight affair 5oturdoy Nlthts Til I MMon. W. r~~t., en to open a slzoable 47-36lead. i H~y & Silage Show. Dotes are . from the field to open a 19-13 Nellie Smith 148; Donna Blank· which finally went to the youn~ by the end of the tblrd period, February 7, 8, and g at Clem· , lead. At one point the lead had enship 14!. Red Devils by a narrow :w.3tl · they had ..tended tt to lltHi4 enll State Tree Nuroery at La1 In the dash for the wire, the lr:in . 1 Reds were taking no chances A new class has been added 1 with the potent Devils and the this year that will Include ftve l fina l spread grew. exbiblls. One of legume bay. Ravenswnnd b now 5-l on the one of grass hay, and one of PT PLEASANT _ Funeral I !eason. while the Big Red~ have !lilage. The other two exhibits servi~es for Mrs. Minnie Left- . come on strong of late and now can be from any of the eleven . wich Heslop, Charleston, for· \ -" show a 5-2 mark. classes of hay and sllage. De- f merly of Point Pleasant will be Ravenswood t73) - J i m tails of this class will be avail- . held Thursday 10 a.m.' at tbe ! Chapman 1, Craig Harmon 14. able lat.er. IWilson Funeral Home in Char- : Randal Bare ta, Ned Brown 11, The firs~ day Februa~y 7, leston. Burial will be in Lone Butch Tackett 2, Stan S,haver e~bits wlll be ix'ought m. Jud· Oak cemetery, Pt. Pleasant , 18, caldwell 8. gmg will take place February with the Rev. Charles A. Pit- I 1 8, and the program on Febru- 1zer of Christ Episcopal Church Parkersbura (87) - J 0 n e s ary 9. Plan now to exhl'bit and conducting graveside service. a. Swisher 18, I.AJuden 34, NOr· attend this year•s Hay & Sil- ; Mrs. Heslop died Monday in . a Charleston hospital after man 22, Stephans 8, Crulcks· . age Show. a FRIEl ,, · hands 5, Smith 2, Osborne 2. ' long illness. She was the daugb. l> ·~ 1 - - ter of the late James T. and Sample bottl• of Mln'o ShaY. Katherine Leftwich of Point lng Lotion 11 long • they lilt. Pleasant and the wife of ltle ; late Lemuel J. Heslop of Point 2.00 f"' . . . Pleasant wh() served many Gauge readings -: Galhpolts 1 years as Assistant Tax Com~ Balzer Hospital: Visiting Dam 12.2, 16.7, runnmg 16 feet 1missioner of West Virginia. hours 2-4 and 7.£1 p.m. Parents on rollers, Pomeroy· Mason 2.· 1 Survivors are a daughter. only on Pediatrics Ward, 26, Pt. Pleasant :11.53, Hint<m , Mrs. Fred Q. Brown, Cbarles-Admlssloas - Mrs. Hollis E. 3.41, Kanawha •'ails R.94, Char- i ton ; two sons, Robert J . of Estrogenic Hormone Cream with PJOStllerone Emollient Moisturizing Emulsion North, 114\2 Secood Ave.; Bert lesion 22.00. Londoo and Mar· ICrystal Lake, IlL, and James Harrison, 640 Fourth Ave.; Lyn- ' met dams we~ runnmg !)'h W. of Dallas, Texas; a sister, While UIU11 Feminine Hormone nile J. Newberry, Rl. 1 Patriot; 1foot, and Winfield Dam 8 feel. Mrs. Mary Happerset, CharlesMrs. Hos.s M. Sider.!, 1441 East-! Ohio River - Charles StP.v· ton: and one brother, James Cream, used nightly as directed, em Ave.; Mrs. Carl E. Myers, : enson down 13, 10:50 p. m.; T. Leftwich of Glen Ridge, N. 1Upplies the hormones Estrogen 1803 Chestnut Sl; George w. Lady Rosemary down 13. 5 a. J .; and eight grandchildren. and Progesterone for your skin, Stover, Rt. 1 Gallipol;s; M.., . , m.; Southern down 13. 6:45 a. Ultra Feminine Emulsion It forJohn L. Thacker, Rt. 2 Gallipo- . m.; Harvey Jordon, down, 14, mulated with diUerent ingredi~ lls; . Mrs, William E. Connolly, i 11 p. . m.; Wal~r Curley do~ eou 10 belp replenish your Sl.in"s pt;. Pleaoant; Floyd w. Jlort , 14, 7.45 a. m., Edeana Bo• emoUieat and moisture needs dur-· Rt. 1 Leoni Mr.!. Cecil G.J wortlJ down 15, 3: 20' a. m.;_ . ·. .. . ; . inglbetlay. Bauerle, Pt. Pleasant; llenrv l Rellable up 15, 6 a. m.;0 Jentfs E. llaltr, Rt. 2 Long Bottom: up 16, I a. m.; Ell!llul~ .Wfiltds Ultra Feminine is the only honnone cream forLighwextured and non-greasy, it Mrs. Edgar A. Arnott, Middl.. up 16, UO a. m.; P~p 'Sfl011) mulated with the natural female honnones, bas unique emoJlients and moit~­ port; Mrs. Lutrelle P. Schoen- up 16, 4:15 a. m.; Dtin<lll> ~. " add Mrs. W. A. Elam Estrogen and Prog~terone. When Ultta Femi&uriJen lo help keep your skin lab, Pomeroy; Carl H. Weese, llruce up 18, 5:30 a. nf.; . K~tb;: Barrett, ·w. Va., were we<>ke.1d nine supplies these hormones to a mature skin, Syracuse; Miss Vema M. Cii"· · Ieen K. down 17, 10:30 ~· m.~ gltests of their son, Mr. and maJ<e.up fresh as morning. lines and wrinkles due to moisture lew are recle, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs. wu.IJoho J. Rowe down 17,4 a.. m.:. Mrs. Jaek Elam and soo, llill. duced and a younger look. may be attained. 1iam E. Hurley, Rt. 2 Ash· Buckeye State up 17, 6:1.5 ~-m.; ·Mrs. 'AM Barnitz and da11ghlter l land, Ky.: James F. Foose, CriSs Jr. down 18, 3:40 ~· 1ft.; were Modjl\i'f'V!sltors of Ravenswood; Mrs. Clyde J. Robert Reed down 18, 1:30 a. pllrenlli, Illr. and Mrs. D. H. 7.50 SIZE, NOW ONLY •.so Lanning, Rt. ' Ja<kson; Mra. m.; Polly R. up 19, 8 a. m.; RObeson. WILL SELL AT 7.50 ... and Young Touch• Hand Lotion wilh Iatrogens. John )i:. Leach, Rt. 1 Beaver; Louisiana down :ID, 5:15 a. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~~~:~ NOW ONLY 4.50 Mrs. Kerutelh c. vaoce, Rt. 1 N$tional up 20, 6:45 a. m. ; On- man and granddaughter, New CWy t.:lllor a 2.75 Value. Jackson; Charles o. Murray, 1vard. up 22, 6 a.m. ; Walter da Jean Hanln&, were Tuesday Jrontoo: Lor! Ann Beck, Bul· lleckJord down 23, 11:10 p.m.; afternoon mltors of Mr. and Shope, Luther Herdman up Greenup Mrs. Bratton of Carpenter. falo; Mrs. Elroy B. Hanging Rock; Stanton E. Bro- 2:50 p. m.; Tlbolt down Green· Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smillt ley, Rt. 1 Wellston. up 8:15 p. m.; R. H. Boawm·th and Jo were Sunday visitors of Blrtlll- Mrs. Edgar A. Arn· n down Greenup 10:116 p. m.: their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ott, Middleport, daughter, 2:571 Boc·K ~o~ Greenup l1:56 P· Doyle Knapp, Kall, Kevin, a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. John E. m.; Prmoplo down Green~p and Charles of Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Leach, Rt. 1 Beave., daughter, 12:40 a. m.; Esso West VIrginia 2:28 p.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Wll· down Greenup 12:55 a.m.; Ml•s and family of Albany, Mrs. 1 nam E. Connolly, Pt. Pleas- Susan up Greenup 2:45 a. m,; James Russell, and Mr. and ant, daughter, 1:39 p.m. Tues- Jim Hougland up Greenup 4:05 Mrs. Guy Russell aad Terry day; Mrs. carl E. Myer;, 1!103 a.m.: Mountain State up Green- L~ of Pomeroy were weekend Chestnut St., daughter1",5:56 up 5:55 a. m.; Ironworker rultors of Mr. and Mrs. Uocoln p.m. l'uesday. 7:30 a. m.; Zimmer down Russell: Dtacbargeo _ Mrs. lleslie dahl 2:50 P- m.; Christy downj Mr. and Mrs. llrady Knotts CREAM or ROLL ON McDaniel, Mra .. Richard . L Meldabl 3:55 p. m.; A. J. of Kllrg llil1 were Monday even· Horton, llert McAbee, llaiJV ten up Meldahl 5:35 P; m.: In& visitOrs of Mr. and Mnt. Murray, llrady c. Shaw; ShBr· ta K. down Meldahl 7.15 p.m.; ,Eugene Hanln& and Rhonda . $1 Value M. Tipton, Ronald E. 'Myera, Valvoline up Meldabl2:10 a.m.; Louis Diehl, student at a 011 SALE David K. Johnson, and. Mrs. Ann Brent up Meldahl 5:05 a. Michigan coneae, spent the Charles A. Lalhey Jnd' Infant m.; Steel Es)lress up day wllh Mr. and Mrs, Char· 8:55 a. m. . ies Diehl and family. 11011 · ·· 4>allJpolfl Dim - Eastern Carl McElroy of the U. S. COVPLE TO WED 10 p. m.; Solvay down. S:$. a. Army ~turned to duty 1n PT. PLEASANT - Rlobard m.; Steel Ranger Up 5:06 a.m.; anapolls after spending Lee Holland, 18, Pl. Plwant, : Inca down 8:45 a. m.; HiDes up time wilh hia' parents, Mr. and ' ,, and Judy Garlelta ~. zt.:7:11 a. m.; J. s. Lewil · Mrs; Paw McElroy and Bill. Pi. Pleaun~ have made ,an i8:15 a.m.; Nita Vlclters down Mrs. Roy Smith, Linda, application for • marriiJe li-' ~:45 a.m. n1e and Mike ~ recent vJs.. cense in the 11fllee of ' · t b e i ~wba River - Fort ltors of Mrs. Charley "Smith and 1hom down Marmet County Clerk. Jo, THUS~Y." Deruson bad an en~::: [ to_ Colum~. I . CtJnference, H1ram thumped away WI~ 11 stra_Jght potnts w>uster 72-65 Dentson routed Itrim Capttal, whtcb 11 04 C cpttal 33-~4 'and Baldwin-Wal- iOhw Conference play. Charles : By U•hftl Pt'HI lllteraatioaal a 'uerbem 62·55 ClaggeU scored 1:1 and BaU ' Eall Ja~tpset 0 ted to an · 83-57 DrtJCkemi\ler 23 points for the HQI.y Cross 74 Rhode Island 65 . Jan:e coas rviHe and httle B' Red Danbury st T3 NY Ml'Ume 58 ~~ •s~;a~ec~:uoped Bluefield ~ hot s~ond half in which Assumption 88.St Anselms 74 s:"te of We st Vtrglrua t21-tOO. Defiance bit 60 per cent of lt. Montclair· st 86..TFenton St 59 3 . ik Rolf red shots wrapped up the win over Wagner 91 Upsala 70 Cmcm~a~u~ ~c eBearca~ de- ' Cedarville. Denny Monroe led Millerville St llt Messiah 74 ::n:~~~~·pped high-scoring Don lthe way for Defiance with 19 Br~lyn CoU T1 Pratt (lnst) 63 . ol Da ·ton with only 11 points. Fairfield 65 Mass 60 M~~ts hmit;ng hJm to one bag.. Third-ranked Akron, now a Syracuse 66 Cornell 65 P~t tn. the second half. sparkhng 8-1, had an easy time Alfred 62 Rochester 58 k Forward Walt Ptatkowski in whippmg Oberhn , but Bald· Yale 59 Cotumbia 47 d 26 pomts to lead Bow lmg win-Wallace's decLSJon over Qt. Jersey City St 74 Patrsn St 66 ~~)re t M d-A er1can Con· terbein was a surprise in Ohio Bethany 107 ·Wash. Jefrsn 74 Gn'f'n to 1 5 1 m · 82 W C 11 " 'c1 t'nce victory over Ken t State 1Conference ci rcles. H1gh Pt sn aro na UoJ ~nd he had four othe r team- I Nme games are on tap for Duke 85 Clemson 61 . le fi ures OhiO colleges tonigbt, headed Mrehse Coll84 Ben. Col <SC) Tl ~:~~s ~~wth\a~oublosl geight :by a Mid-American Conference Bridgewater 91 Lynchbrg 89 . h\ t . clash between Marshall and Gettysburg 91 F&M 72 .st~~~prisi~~c~iram ran its Ohio Ohio Universit~. ~oskingu~ Wash~nKton & Lee 89 , Con 1erence 1·ecord to three in Ivisits Mount Uruon m an OhiO Riclunond (Pro) Institute 14 • LaS d J ·m Warstler Conference battle and the other Amrcn U 94 aile 90 ~h:~7rc~~. ,;u~~ Sl~rer dumped!contests Bre non·l~ague clashes. Miami <Fla) 111 Okla City 109 • ··-· • --- ~ - - - Greensboro Coil 78 Metb CoU 70 Fight Results Davidson 76 Citadel 72 By United Press JaternaUonal Furman 69 Georgia Tech 68 KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI)Midwest Ronnie Marsh, 189, Minneapolis. IInd Ceo 85 Manchester 77 outpointed Lou Batley, 200, , Bowling_Green n _Kent st 72 Omaha, Neb. (10) . ' Wisconsm !16 Michigan 90 r!. setback, and . Ju. 11, llle7-t Big Reds LaWDJen io,eellsate B&E of ReeideDl'ol' I Flatten ~tate . ~,. ' "i"""""• ""~ I Ravenswood ' ':oumament but Alhance of Pennsylvama an rl· ~~~ wo.ndenng h~w ~1 · · · i . Dally SenUnel, Pamtroy-KJM!epo.t, 0., CR"-SSl 11J \iiirliOtl p,... la'emaliollal streak w1th a 76-03 win over in II points. Tim J<mlan Dl.ytoll's Fl en may win Kent state; Akron crushed <»- 25 for Woos~r. ~y uata and go to erltn 96-73: Youngstown handed <:=apttal• FOW'dl Liu !L.~..!~ •' •. ANNUAL CLEARANCE ..... it. 1 ' " . iil l \ ! .... '. ' PR\SSCRIPTIONE ARE ' ' �.. - ·~ . . . . "9 ... __..... _ _ ... . • I • Old Story As Dayton Tunc: Another To Cine~ OFIIICI!J;t FLAT.o.RGH Q!FIOI<I,.... BAD M01t1R to be:4t Cincmnatl. . for "'· cqppecuttve rars ~ Fly~rs nave been rustrat when Lhey meet lhe BeartaLs, and Tuesday night' s meet.lng ~ no excepuon to the rule 'llt~ llearcats played a sl.owdown gam~ and handed l>a} ton • 62-49 whipping m a mt>eung of tw o ol Ohw's top basketball 59uads . :,Dayton figured th•". w: 1" the ~ar to finally down ununnau, aince fhey were playmg tn Uav ton for the tirst tJme s.wc:e thal strea ~>t.arted and Cmcmnat• h...il ~ doubiP overt1mc ~ M~ tt ~tU . ~Y mg 1 •• .Tfalhng ~ugll ~nost of l~e first ha~ Cincmnah k ep~ w~J1tling away, Jumped mto a 35 34 Jead>~nd then woo in n walk· a\va) ·B k L · g Streak rea 01110 El se::ere. th Bowling ~r~en llq&pp I ree-game osmg G- -- 1n the Ohio trip G R ' .e.d e t s a t e' t'• ' ___.. t fYft•n S .· w e s_,r_ w 1Tf I ~~·~~ ~~ ' " ''I'm ooaplag ap my leo obtta 10 I ee but Sandy Ia the nee tomonow!" Tournament Will Begin On Thursday At least 54 boxers have welgbed in and some 35 additional fighters are expected to com· plete weighin and physical checkups before Thursday aecording to Franklin lleacil, manager of the Beaeb Athletic CJub , Charleston. Beach is in charge of this week's three-day GaJUpoUs • Southern Obio Area boxinR tournament, scheduled to bel!in Th\U'$day at 'l:30 p.m. in the W b1 t boo! . ;;c:. be ::ased at the gate. The advance ticket sale ended Tuesday, !leach o::.:; ~ENON~IS E' hl hAnn. a} Ha' y, SiJage · Show Planned BAitEL.Y 5CIOI~~.I!S ~fSP~ED FAMI!.Y I!IUS--· Ht;jN U5TIN"• B0h. cat s To Host wI•1dcat s Fri~ay, NG At Eas t ern SVAC Standings (All Gamest TEAM W L P. Southwestern . . 5 3 488 llanllim Trace . . 5 4 1411 Kyger Creek . .. 5 5 515 Eastern . . . . . . . 6 5 161 Nortll Gallla . . . . 2 1 21. (Vanlly Oaly} '1'1 L P Kyger Creek 4 1 2113 Southwestern . . S 2 2111 Hannan Trace . . 2 3 309 North Gallia . , 2 S 2ft Eastern . . 2 4 3'!5 Tollla U U lS3I TEAM OP 4411 ~ 5119 585 117 OP ,. 283 ,, 'I 201 fi, MAIN . s.cond lt., ' 1 FAST HOME PERMArBT 51:oo aad CHEWING GUM 10 for Introductory Sale! NOW SPEOAL ONC£. A-YEAR SAlE Intimate Spray Mist Dtr' ' ·, ;ers,· · Wind- Weather Lotion itt~~~;~ . m.; 0. F. Si Allen R. Miiirlll Pleaum Valle7 2:10 'Lo• ,\liinoa, N. M., derives Admlllool - Jo Ann ' 4>40 p. m.: Z. Its name fiom the lowly cottonPt. Pleasant. . • . 1. Winlleld a p. m.: Lucy wooil tree. Dlleblried - Mn. ·~ dowh Wlnflold 1':20 a.m.: _...__ _ Sayre, Pt. P'-tlt:" ,..~y;; ·, l!!lgerellff up Wlnlleld ~>1511. m.; ..... $1.00 Value SALE H~·~·~E~,!Bow:;...1~es;;;;;do"wn~· :---..._~L:::=;~:..~~ ' bl lite U.S.liaUil llllptl\ General'accommlttee !be 5' 16 · m, report Jlilklng elgar8tte' ~ ., , with · c!llleV. · '• 1· 50 5 .25 • 4Sc KOTEX, Limit 2 • • • • 29c • Jergens BATH SOAP, lg. bar 3for 22c .· • 4Sc EXLAX • ,. • • • • 29c • 9Sc LAVORIS MOUTH WASH • 6ft • s1.49 MAALOX • • • • • 87c • 89c COPE TABLETS • • • • ~9c • 72c MASSENGILL POWDER • .Ak •100 BAYER ASPIRIN • • • S!c TUSSY .CLOSED' while the Redmen will have odvanta11e in Thunday ULTRA FEMININE• ONCE-A·YEAR SPECIAL Desert Flower Deodorant ~ All Dt:~ythursdqy,Jah.12 ULTRA FEMININE• BATH OIL PLAY Bowling Lanes Helena Rubinstein $2.50 Desert Flower 1 G1: w ·.a.sh Helena Rubinstein )nee-a-Year Sale! I Notice Open Bowlers ···4N:t jl. Wolfpen.. . .~CH;i~yr N6tes rz.U mtrn h . . MUSICAL JACK.POT January Value Buys For THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY· 5c CANDY ":J· ' Marshall at Ohio University ~ Southwestern 14 Eaotern 55 Muskingum at Mount Union _1 j RuUand -56 Kyger Creek II ~ Gannon at Steubenville Jl'l(mAY'S GAMES: ·Marietta at California St. (Pa.) Nortb Gania at Eastem Malone at Findlay BY DICK THOMAS Inight's game. had 12 lor Bluefield and Hayes a rebound with 5:42 left to put Wayne, 1--0-2; Spencer, 1--0- Hannan Trace at Kyger Creel Bluffton at Heidelberg Rio Grande College warmed In the current series between had 10. Bob Mabry· fished in 21 Rio Grande ahead 100-80. 2; and Carter 1 3-0-S. Total~. W. Va. at Eastern Michigan at Ohio Nor. up for the "big one" Thursday the two Coleges, the Redmen for the Redmen. Bass had sev- Biuefteld shot 50 per cent in 42-16-100. W. Va. State at Ashland night with a 121-100 win last! hold a 3-1 edge, Including the en and Gregory •and Towler the field goal department mak- Rio Grande College (121} :cleveland State at Walsh night over Bluefield State Co1· Pt. Pleasant Tourney win. each had six. RioJiJ.ande mark- ing 42 of 84 £rom the floor. Mabry, 9--4--22.; ·sass, 9--4lege In the Gallia Academy Last year, the Redmen defeat- ed up 28 assists with Don Trait>- The llig lllue made 16 of 21 22; Gregory, 7-2-16; Trainer, High School gym. ed State in the first Rotary er and Gregory eacb making from the foul line (Of 59.2 per !-2-6; Lusettl, 5-0-10; Col· The "big one" Thursday Tourney at Pt. Pleasant, and five. cent. nns, ~; Towler, 6-0--1211 night pits Coach Art Lanham's also on the GAHS floor but lost The Redmen led 13-3 wltb 14:- Rio Grande eonnecled on 51 Thornton, 1-Z-4; Hamilton, Redmen against the West Vir- to State at IOBtitute, W. Va. 09 left In tbe first half; 27·14 of 94 shots from the floor for 4-1-t; Doolin, ~; B•tCOME IN AND PLAY BOWL-O·BINGO $50,000 SAVINGS ginia State Yellow Jackets on Tony Bass. 6-1 freshman, and at the 9:39 mark; 42-23 with 54.2 per cent ailtl mape 19 of · 3-0-6; and Lucaa, 0WEEKLY the GAHS hardwond. The Red- Bob Mabry, 6-5lreshman, spear. 5:3t left and 57-40 at half time. 21 at .the foul line for 70 Totals, 51~1t-111. SRecial Rates Tuesday, Wed, Afternoon men are now 9-6 for the sea- headed the Rio Grande attack Coach Lanham started aubstJ... cent. . . Gas Station ' Friday Evening- After 4 P.M. son. The Yellow Jackets are last night against Bluefield tuUng late Ill the nrst half, After West Vlrglnla Stale, "Year of tbe Horse' eo•~oo Cettlfied expected to bring a l:H rec- each with 22 pts. Sharon Greg. and the "subi" held thelr own Rio Grande's ne•t fne will be' a••- every 12 yean In the Malll ... All Evening ord to town. ory, ~senior hod 16 pts. Steve with the Blg Blue. the Plkevllle llears Sat:ur<layl~=-~calen:~d~ar~.~-.;'.:,';;;;.;..:~ Coach Frank Enty's Jackets Towler, 6-2 senior, had 12; Rio Grande jumped to a '16- night at Pikeville, Ky. ~re 12-3 going into tonight's bat- and Dick Luoetti, 6-0 senior, had 51 lead with 17:0llefl in the sec- llluefleld State College (100} .J, tie with Ashland College, and 10 points. ond half. The Redmen held - Rose, 3--4-10; Thompson, 1;t , e.~ lew observers doubt that an- The big man for the B 1g their biggest lead··of the game, 2-1-5; Johnson 10-1·21; Lam' , · · other Stale win Is lq the male· Blue was Henry Ollie, 6-2 soph- rr points, 83-5& i· at the 14:05 bert, 3-1-7; Hayes, 7--3--17; Best Quality, Jelter ing. Thursday night's battle on omore , who made II of 15 from umark;~·~S~le:v~e~Tow=l~er~~::~In~F~o~rd~,~1:::-0-!~2~;~0~l~ll:e,~ll~"""'""'!;!21; Fourth Ave . Is expected to be the field and six of seven fro!Jl "a roof-raiser." the free throw Urle for Z8 Rio Grande defeated Dick Johnson hod 21 Virginia State 93-92 on Dec. 28 ' points, Bob ·Hayes hod 17 and THING TO ' at Pt . Pleasant to win the Sec- Clarence Rose had 10. ond Annual Pt. Pleasant Rotary Rio" Grande out . reboundHOME Holiday Invitational llasketball ed llluefield 57 to 36. Tournament. Since that the ;-;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;-iiii;;;;;;;,;;;;;iiiiiiii": Redmen have downed Michigan QUICK SI!RiliCE I'OR PREI'!ARit,IG FOR OUR fitllowlng town•: Lutheran 100-80 ond · Bluefield THI HOLIIIAYSI. eMo.... State last night. West Virginia State, prior to tonight's game, Is fresh from DRY ·CLEANING a 98-90 win over Morris Har' ' vey Saturday night and a 71-611 -SERVICE~ . , JAIIiUAIJ.Y ·1i &14 win over Alder~on-Broaddus ColtUpon Your Req11liti lege on Monday night. State, however, Is in the midst of a . I i Rz·o Ln mune Afiler 121-100 Mrs. Heslop d Dies Mon ay '1 II RHinson'$.Citanen ALL ROADS LEAD TO MASON AND SAVINGS AT HosnitaJ News J: current four game ro&d "::, ---·-· ·- - River News 1 2-HO'u·R" no....,.. timt'S I ! 1 lv; DELIVERY 'I PICKENS HARDWARE , Clay Ruled Eligi.ble For Draft• Clann"S 'Preacher' I Red Devils Defeat Falcons 73-58 I MY OFF A ~ITTLE KID 2'10 said. . By DICK THOMAS 33? j .1 I At least 30 thr..,.minute round Coach Johnny Wickline"• first place Kyger Creek 305 fights are scheduled on openillg Bobcats will host the Hannan Trace Wildcats and the 3M ~SAN FRAN•O <UP!I- diSgusted by the ouster.. night. North Gallia Pirates of Coach Mike Morrison travel to 1111 f!icl< !larry rec$"'ed U<e most "Here I come •II tn~ wav Teams .have been entered Meigs .county Friday to !"eet Eastern in Southern Valley l~uable player award and Red from one coast to the otoer to ' from Cleveland, Huntington, Athletic Conference action. . . Auerbach oot the gate m tht' f'Oach one game and 1 get d ded tbat Charleston Miltc:ln Corning Second p1ace Southwestern Eastem. Hannan Trace lB (Reserves Ualy) two higllilghts of the NBA"s I7Ih l ihrowo1 out of 1! ," said Red , who UlUISVILLE, Ky._(UPI) -:-11 lion an . rect"m~~ 1 A and the Tri.County ~rea a.: plays at home against the vis- nnd in all games otandmgs TEAM W L P OP annual 'All-Star game, which went mto the contest With a I heavyweight champJOn car~s Cl~r rem~m c;:sl tl cha~ged cording to Beach. iting Hannan, w. Va. Wildcats. the SVAC with a 5-4 ret.'Ord Eastern ' ' ' . ... 8 0 m 139 went ~ 'thi(booil£ todav WI Ih l four-game winning •treak and • •clay wants to slay out o tbae ayl, . m 'd :.~in The tournament has beon Coach Lloyd Myers' Highland· b tled for third with No<"hiKyger Creek . .• 4 1 218 183 the West owning a~ t35- 12ti upset 7-3 mark against the West , Army h\mu~h=to~/r~:~tices~ ap!:af~rs~ ~~:as r~resented sanctioned by the AAU. era are currently. atop ~Je SVAC G~IJia in the SVAC Varsity Hannan Trace .. 2 3 146 111 VICtOr) over the East. ' The WPst, virtuall~ the same he ~rear es ber ~entucky by Edward Jacko of New York. It wiJl be Gallipolis' first I all games standmgs With a &-~ Wllh a 2-3 reeord. . Southwestern .. . 1 4 184 191 Bloi'Jd ~arry ' the San F'r2 ncts- l squad whJCh took a 137-94 laCiDg T e . r;emA eals Board Then he switched to Covington, major box ins tournament ill record, and are second plac-e North Gallia was the first North Gallia .... 0 5 148 233 C(j W<Jrnors' "super S@ph:' wno from the East !a~t year. he~~ a ~ei~Jve aenn~~~ce~p it unani~r considered an expert m selec- history. in SVAC play wiili a 3-2. rP.C- three Gallia county learns Totals 13 13 812 117 fouled out early m last year's ! one-po1nt lead tWice m the Irst ues ty ted Cia 's request tJVe service law i _ ord. Kyger Creek is 5-5 in Bll the S\'AC to knock off contest, became the second penod, then began ttl fade after I~ous ~ r~ec eclassitied as a Covington said Clay was a . games and (..1 in the SVAC. Dan Wright's Eastern TOP OFFENSIVE TEAM hiahest scorer 10 the ciassic 's a pair ol free throws by Baylor hat . e . r . k M nd Northwestern 104 Illinois 96 The Bobcats will be ont to athat started the season like ~Vanity Oaly) . . te 1 '0 d ed th w t t ue front 24 conscientious obJector B1ac us1tm mm s r a Ci c· ab 62 Dayton 49 1 h fi "th TEAM G PTS AVO hlstor~· Tuesday night by !'1U g e es o 1 • Clay however' ha~ already immediately flied a request to I ~~dm~ W ll 62 0 b' 55 venge an early season ti0-37 ass ~use a Pre w.: • rickt.IIYD. M pqmts agt.mst th~e 23 1 ' d aft board here reo 0 tbe case Ba wm a ace. tter m to Hannan Trace at Mercer- wms over Southwestern Eastern . . . .... 6 m ~.3 till tll~tebders. ' Barry got 16 points m the ~;~~ t:~ ~~~as~ and give hlm action ~uld be taken, Youngtown 87 A.lhanc? 72 ville. Since lhat time Kyger Hannan Tr~ce before losi.n« Hannan Trace .. 5 30t 81.4 Auibq,si was Qpunced late in I ftrst half, then tacked on 11 d f p nt s a Black Muslim however until B fmal ru1ing Kansas St 75 Mlssoun 65 Creek has waded through four North Galbal Hannan Southwestern , , 5 290 5I 0 the i"'IJertid bv referee more dunng a hot streak that a . e erme a ' . ' tb . t· m Teller N 116 Fifty Army 71 SVAC foes without a loss and Southwestern in a row. Kyger Creek ... 5 28S liU .,. ,. ' · I d bo t · t d namster was glven on e C<JnscJen IOUS Qu·ncy 75 Western Ill 68 · North G lila 5 281 58 2 'Jilhe srp· ' who nailed him I cons~me a u .a.: mm~ e an .a .The champion claims he is an objector appeal. I J . • Hannan Trace dropped three North Gallia won the a .. .. . ~~. with the second techmcai call of Ihalf m the th'1fd penod . Th!s ordamed mmist.er of the Black Clay was originally elassified ~ ~en Mtch(:ri)w;~;~74 dSt e9 SVAC tiJts in a row before la~ meeting between tbe schools (AU Gamel). the mghl after puttmg the moved the West. out to a 15- Muslim faith. I·Y when he twice flunked the G!stana dl H ou Friday night's 55-51 win over 62 at North Gallla. Bul TEAM G. Pl8 AVO. fing er tm Red in the fir!lt pomt lead, 94·7.9.. .}Then an_tttJ:t~ According 'tO the Selective Army's mental tests. I nl Be~ e 77 uron 69 that time, both squads Hannan Trace , , 9 541 M.l period. Two lechmcals mean hot streak by B~y, consisting Service law this is not enough. Thb did not seem to ruffle Black H~~u~SDJ.~!: Tech 114 A StOndhi dropped their top players Ea•tern .... .. 10 : . ::~ automrtiq,...t· chon under NBA ' of five str&gh~~ers. had_ ~· '!'he law states that a person , the Louisville Up who cracked Southwest B Unl: Pretti ~oatloaal er Garrett from the . Kyger Creek . . , 10 4i& 58.S rules. f l West lead~ng vy pomts WI h could be duly ordained a ' "I may not be smart but I got a Texas Tech 91 Rice 69 y : S<WJtd, and Charlie Southwestern .. a Aue ad!, <lW general mana- 3 31 left IO the game. h minister but if it IS not his lot of common sense ." Okl Bptst 61 N Esn Okla 4S Eaoteilt DJ•~lf9 . ,HI_. fto9ID i)~ Eagle squad. North Gallia .... 10 521 52.1 . ~r o the Bostoo Celucs, was Dave Debussdlere,. ll w ~ vocation then he is not entiUed But the defense department! No~western oklahoma 69 ' L. Pet. Saturday night's games TOP' DEFENSIVE TEAK pitches In pro baseoa an Io a deferment. late in 1965 lowered its I Oklahoma Panhandle A&M 67 Philadelphia 3!1 4 .1107 fiDd three SVAC learns ~ton 28 II .718 DOD·league foes. F.aotern (Vanlt)' Oaly} . I coachc~ and plays for the Hayden Covington of New standards because of the Texas 82 Southern Meth 73 1DetrOit P!st&ns , helped to Lgmte York Clay's attorney claims buildup ia Vietnam and in 1\iew York 23 21 .523 play at Alexander. The Spar- TEAM G PI'S. AVO. 1February ll .1 1 1 I the West in the second period that ' being a lllack' Muslim l 1966 Clay was I Cincinnati 'If& 23 .410 tans downed the Eagles Kyger Creek .•. $ Z6S IIU S p..ops ap • ·=: ,by scoring eight field goals and minister is the champion's stamped l·A. ' FIVE STEELERS Baltimore . ; 8 31 .178 'In their first meeting. Kyg•r Sou'thwestem .• II 270 114.0 Painting again? Get the ! fm1shed the mght w1th 22 pomts.11vocation. Covington will have to He didn'I like the classUica- . Pl'ITSBURGH (UP!) - The Wettern. D!v~lp,a Creek is at Oak Hill in the only Eastern . . . _ , ,. 8 3M 10 4· ' rijht-equipment. Look . Baylor had 11!. , W. L. Po~ meeting between the two schools North Gallla ... II ~ 10.5 1convince a number ol people, tioo one bit and let the world Pittsburgh Steeler. brought to ufJII~r, PAINTS in the ! Oscar Robertson s 26 led the starting with Clay's local draft know it. Ifive the number of players San Francisco 27 14 .859 this season. The S)'IIU!les Val- HaMan Trace .. 5 337 6'1.2 YE!llOW PAGES . Where East while Chamberlain. hob- board. ' As a result a swell of, signed lor the 1961 Natio~al St. Louis 19 21 .475 ley Vikings travel Into GaJUa (All Gam..} YQUrfingersdo the bled by a sore ach.lles tendon, The decision by the appeals Ianimosity forced his title light F~tball League season Tuesday Detroit 1724 .395 county to meet the Pirates at TEAM G AVO, ..a\ll(i.,~. ~layed 39 mmutes, got 14 pomts board Tuesday was oo\ unex- : with George Chuvalo to be With the .slgrung of quarterback Los Angeles 16 25 .390 North Gallia. In their first Kyger Creek ... 10 ·liOW IIU "1' 11 and 22 rebounds. peeled. ·switclted from Chicago to Ron Smtih, offeuslve halfback Chicago 1728 .318 meeting, the VIkings Southwestern ... 8 449 $11.1 The East remain~ far ahea1 The local board last spring [Toronto. Amos llullocks and deleuslve Tuesday's Resalla North Gallla 56-411 In Lltwrence ... _.. ,. .. lO 1166. IIIU in the series, 11 wms to 6 fC'Ir turned down the conscientious His next three fights were in back Jim Bradshaw. All Star Game at San Francisco county. North Gallia ... 10 6!7 81.7:. the West. objector request It went to the IEngland and Europe before be The Steelers earlier signed West 135 East 120 Hannan Trace . , . t 551 G.O . 1appeals board and wu tenia· returned to whip Cleveland two rookies, flanker Jerry Wedneaday'o Gameo SATURDAY'S GAMES= i TONIGm'S GAMES j lively rejected. I Willia~ in Houston last fall. . Marion of Wyomln& and quar. Cincinnati .at Chicago Eastern at Alexander FRIDAY'S RESUL1'8t By United Prett• lnteraattoaal The Departme11t of Justice [ He will f1ght Erme Terrell m lerback Mike· Brundage of San FranciSCO at Los Angeles Kyger Creek at Oak HiD Hannan Trace 55 Eastern ·111 Tonight' s Ohio college then conducted a long investiga· Houston on Feb. 6. Oregon. (Only game sclleduled) Symmes Valley at North Kyger Creek 55 North Gallla 41 ball schedule: SATURDAY'S RESVLTS1 .. Oris.G. Roush d Dies on Mon ay PT PLEASANT The Sher llhowinC 1 111ron1 J'Oboundlng been lSI ctr IliON. Durin8 the before Knorr and Davl< fllta~y <00111. The J011111 , . _ illd , llul.'-d (ftl - . . . '-II U rt d.p.rtment .,; Pol: PT PI:EASANT _ OrlJ c . 8atno uesday .night llte Rut. I seoood perio4, the Faloono l gave the Devils a •21 a nP to lie lldDCI IIOar tile 7-14-21, M ' llnklDI ......_ tee are lltv...,•a"•• 1 breai; & •• ....;. 10 • ----~-01tio I . , fought ltadl to get wllb- time lead. end of lh& prelim with I, o.- 1bllrr 1-1-IJ, B; '""""""'~' land Red Devils JUmped to "" / in three polnll aeveral foul llhoU, but to DO avaiL . 'l"lrilo',.l-1-7, inti' aad eoterl!'l of the, formerly of Muon County, early lead aad wound up in a The tbird period wu the balls bounced 0111 011 an ., z 1 4, g.r, <Dnatw .., ,4ence of Mr. and Mrs. William ' dll!(l Monday in Lanca!ter. Be o-·· ... ·• to whip the Wahama l ···~N 110- ~o ~R of the same .. Wahama wou:d l four. L• ...... lfA!It...._. • --• • ' Lambt\rt of Althton which oe- t,..s lite 1011 ollhe late Levi J ....-~· - 1 """"' "~' ~~··~ edge within m po!DLO ar --... • '"'"'' -"" ....., ,_......, 1 The ParkenburJ Big RedJ curred dur!Jt& tile evening bours and Nora Gibbo Rousb, born White Falro111 ~ in • same! TIIVIISDAY AFTERNtJON only to see a couple qulclt bas- .:~.::' ~"1t!;! ~:. !:' ~ rode 1 line show by 5.f pivot! Sunday. January 3, 1887 in Mason Coun· played on the Ruiland court. WOMEN'S LJUGVE tell widen the marstn 1o ten _..,......,. man Louden 1<> a revenge win I Entry was gained through a 1y and wu a member of the (Flnl llaU Flaalo] at 41-31l at the thin! tum. powerful Ravenswood Friday JY CIC.urnJIII , Ofer lite prevtou&ly unbeaten ba"""""t door and reported St. Mark's Lutheran Church. ' SerJlor Roger Do vis led the Woo Loot . The fir.al frame found oight. Wllhoma . II • - " Ravenswood Red Devils rue.. ;mlssln& were two outboard mot- Letart Route. ondssault ~~~~ sevfoen neld I~ Simon's Pic·A-Psir Falcons ·-akl·ng m · ••am Wahama (5t) Dale Ro~ Rutland · · 17 U l5 - '4 101 35 day ll!ghl by a oolld 97·73 mar-. ors, one 5 horsepower and one ' He was preceded In death by a II •N s r a 1me w Summ , Ph --~ • linl 2.-4--8; Ray Sill< 3-1-7, Olllclala: IWDrlc. 90 46 lin. ; 10 horsepower; bath towels and his wife, Della Rayburn Roush. ' point effort to go along with I Bl ; '~ &rn~acy 81 55 RuUand made bay on fool shots, BW ldarshall ~U, Larry 11a1 Bercer. Louden ripped the nets for 'l lwo bOttles of cooking sherry . Surviving are one son, Claire nine rebounds. I Moue aFurnin·ture and the Falcons lost three men SOil 61 68 to the ref's whlsUe. From 15 goals and lour free throw• Tho huse had also been ran· A. Roush and ooe daugltle,, Duane Kno 6-l h·-ed 1 II " B Market 54 112 on, the margin wloened to I 0 to make up for an earlier 71-7~- sacked throiJi)lout. , Mrs. Pauline OUrs, Lancaater: 1 rr, '"'" a , 122 loss to tbe Devils. Norman and lhree brothers, Byron P. Roush lremeadous game on the boards / Conkle Coal Co. II I final count. Swlsber were right behind the and Waltoo C. Roush, both of . to dominate thln&s for""' Dev- High Series - Betty Batey Knorr, Dam, and Y. arbi"OUJ~ bi·• lod tl1ey tosaed in 22 and I Ig U Lancaster and A. Ray Rousb, tls, and added 11 bll llntes to 534: Lee Richardson 501 ; ller- showed stroog rebounding 18 tallleo nspectlvely. ' : Pt. Pleasant, and one sister.· the total. nadine Mitchell 476; High Sin· edged the locals 16-21 "' Four of the RavOIU!wood Rl•y-1· Mrs. Blanche Yeager, Letart For Wahama B!Uy Marshall gle Game - Betty Batey 186, department and made a and five grandchildren. , and Mike Frv 'were the only Lee Richardson 177, Bernadine difference In the conlellt. ers brnke into double figures but it was not enough ag~lnst Funeral service will be con- lads in double figures but nri- Mitchell 1'Tl. Devil! also scorchfd the the vasUy Improved and ·tast dueled at the Sheridan Funeral I !her was around mucl. 01 the Top Ten Averages - Betty for 25 of 52 shots for a very fine Jn . .Jiftll Big Reds. Home in Lancaster on Thurs- '1 final quarter dut! 00 fouls Batey 165; Betty Sayre 159; 49 per cent mark, while the The flrot period started off day 10 a.m. and graveside ser· · Wanda Gabrltsch 155 ; Patti Ar· Falcons were hitting 22 ol fast and read 20-20 at the turn. I PT, PLEASANT - Tentative vices ond burial will be held in ! In the first. period, Rutland nold 152; Bonnie McFarland 150 for about 35 per cent. By halftime, the Blg Reds bod plaOB have been made for the ' the Lone Oak Cemetery In Point ' had red hot sbootln& hands as Lee Richardson 150; Kathy Da- The reserve game also turnOpen Every Doy, All Day, 7:00 to 5:30_, ; l ,,. IISed the hot ohooUng of Loud-, Eighth Annual Mason County Pleasant at 3 p.m. Thursday. they bit on nine of fourteen vis 150; Anna Lea While 119: ed out to be a tight affair 5oturdoy Nlthts Til I MMon. W. r~~t., en to open a slzoable 47-36lead. i H~y & Silage Show. Dotes are . from the field to open a 19-13 Nellie Smith 148; Donna Blank· which finally went to the youn~ by the end of the tblrd period, February 7, 8, and g at Clem· , lead. At one point the lead had enship 14!. Red Devils by a narrow :w.3tl · they had ..tended tt to lltHi4 enll State Tree Nuroery at La1 In the dash for the wire, the lr:in . 1 Reds were taking no chances A new class has been added 1 with the potent Devils and the this year that will Include ftve l fina l spread grew. exbiblls. One of legume bay. Ravenswnnd b now 5-l on the one of grass hay, and one of PT PLEASANT _ Funeral I !eason. while the Big Red~ have !lilage. The other two exhibits servi~es for Mrs. Minnie Left- . come on strong of late and now can be from any of the eleven . wich Heslop, Charleston, for· \ -" show a 5-2 mark. classes of hay and sllage. De- f merly of Point Pleasant will be Ravenswood t73) - J i m tails of this class will be avail- . held Thursday 10 a.m.' at tbe ! Chapman 1, Craig Harmon 14. able lat.er. IWilson Funeral Home in Char- : Randal Bare ta, Ned Brown 11, The firs~ day Februa~y 7, leston. Burial will be in Lone Butch Tackett 2, Stan S,haver e~bits wlll be ix'ought m. Jud· Oak cemetery, Pt. Pleasant , 18, caldwell 8. gmg will take place February with the Rev. Charles A. Pit- I 1 8, and the program on Febru- 1zer of Christ Episcopal Church Parkersbura (87) - J 0 n e s ary 9. Plan now to exhl'bit and conducting graveside service. a. Swisher 18, I.AJuden 34, NOr· attend this year•s Hay & Sil- ; Mrs. Heslop died Monday in . a Charleston hospital after man 22, Stephans 8, Crulcks· . age Show. a FRIEl ,, · hands 5, Smith 2, Osborne 2. ' long illness. She was the daugb. l> ·~ 1 - - ter of the late James T. and Sample bottl• of Mln'o ShaY. Katherine Leftwich of Point lng Lotion 11 long • they lilt. Pleasant and the wife of ltle ; late Lemuel J. Heslop of Point 2.00 f"' . . . Pleasant wh() served many Gauge readings -: Galhpolts 1 years as Assistant Tax Com~ Balzer Hospital: Visiting Dam 12.2, 16.7, runnmg 16 feet 1missioner of West Virginia. hours 2-4 and 7.£1 p.m. Parents on rollers, Pomeroy· Mason 2.· 1 Survivors are a daughter. only on Pediatrics Ward, 26, Pt. Pleasant :11.53, Hint<m , Mrs. Fred Q. Brown, Cbarles-Admlssloas - Mrs. Hollis E. 3.41, Kanawha •'ails R.94, Char- i ton ; two sons, Robert J . of Estrogenic Hormone Cream with PJOStllerone Emollient Moisturizing Emulsion North, 114\2 Secood Ave.; Bert lesion 22.00. Londoo and Mar· ICrystal Lake, IlL, and James Harrison, 640 Fourth Ave.; Lyn- ' met dams we~ runnmg !)'h W. of Dallas, Texas; a sister, While UIU11 Feminine Hormone nile J. Newberry, Rl. 1 Patriot; 1foot, and Winfield Dam 8 feel. Mrs. Mary Happerset, CharlesMrs. Hos.s M. Sider.!, 1441 East-! Ohio River - Charles StP.v· ton: and one brother, James Cream, used nightly as directed, em Ave.; Mrs. Carl E. Myers, : enson down 13, 10:50 p. m.; T. Leftwich of Glen Ridge, N. 1Upplies the hormones Estrogen 1803 Chestnut Sl; George w. Lady Rosemary down 13. 5 a. J .; and eight grandchildren. and Progesterone for your skin, Stover, Rt. 1 Gallipol;s; M.., . , m.; Southern down 13. 6:45 a. Ultra Feminine Emulsion It forJohn L. Thacker, Rt. 2 Gallipo- . m.; Harvey Jordon, down, 14, mulated with diUerent ingredi~ lls; . Mrs, William E. Connolly, i 11 p. . m.; Wal~r Curley do~ eou 10 belp replenish your Sl.in"s pt;. Pleaoant; Floyd w. Jlort , 14, 7.45 a. m., Edeana Bo• emoUieat and moisture needs dur-· Rt. 1 Leoni Mr.!. Cecil G.J wortlJ down 15, 3: 20' a. m.;_ . ·. .. . ; . inglbetlay. Bauerle, Pt. Pleasant; llenrv l Rellable up 15, 6 a. m.;0 Jentfs E. llaltr, Rt. 2 Long Bottom: up 16, I a. m.; Ell!llul~ .Wfiltds Ultra Feminine is the only honnone cream forLighwextured and non-greasy, it Mrs. Edgar A. Arnott, Middl.. up 16, UO a. m.; P~p 'Sfl011) mulated with the natural female honnones, bas unique emoJlients and moit~­ port; Mrs. Lutrelle P. Schoen- up 16, 4:15 a. m.; Dtin<lll> ~. " add Mrs. W. A. Elam Estrogen and Prog~terone. When Ultta Femi&uriJen lo help keep your skin lab, Pomeroy; Carl H. Weese, llruce up 18, 5:30 a. nf.; . K~tb;: Barrett, ·w. Va., were we<>ke.1d nine supplies these hormones to a mature skin, Syracuse; Miss Vema M. Cii"· · Ieen K. down 17, 10:30 ~· m.~ gltests of their son, Mr. and maJ<e.up fresh as morning. lines and wrinkles due to moisture lew are recle, Rt. 1 Racine; Mrs. wu.IJoho J. Rowe down 17,4 a.. m.:. Mrs. Jaek Elam and soo, llill. duced and a younger look. may be attained. 1iam E. Hurley, Rt. 2 Ash· Buckeye State up 17, 6:1.5 ~-m.; ·Mrs. 'AM Barnitz and da11ghlter l land, Ky.: James F. Foose, CriSs Jr. down 18, 3:40 ~· 1ft.; were Modjl\i'f'V!sltors of Ravenswood; Mrs. Clyde J. Robert Reed down 18, 1:30 a. pllrenlli, Illr. and Mrs. D. H. 7.50 SIZE, NOW ONLY •.so Lanning, Rt. ' Ja<kson; Mra. m.; Polly R. up 19, 8 a. m.; RObeson. WILL SELL AT 7.50 ... and Young Touch• Hand Lotion wilh Iatrogens. John )i:. Leach, Rt. 1 Beaver; Louisiana down :ID, 5:15 a. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred ~~~:~ NOW ONLY 4.50 Mrs. Kerutelh c. vaoce, Rt. 1 N$tional up 20, 6:45 a. m. ; On- man and granddaughter, New CWy t.:lllor a 2.75 Value. Jackson; Charles o. Murray, 1vard. up 22, 6 a.m. ; Walter da Jean Hanln&, were Tuesday Jrontoo: Lor! Ann Beck, Bul· lleckJord down 23, 11:10 p.m.; afternoon mltors of Mr. and Shope, Luther Herdman up Greenup Mrs. Bratton of Carpenter. falo; Mrs. Elroy B. Hanging Rock; Stanton E. Bro- 2:50 p. m.; Tlbolt down Green· Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smillt ley, Rt. 1 Wellston. up 8:15 p. m.; R. H. Boawm·th and Jo were Sunday visitors of Blrtlll- Mrs. Edgar A. Arn· n down Greenup 10:116 p. m.: their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ott, Middleport, daughter, 2:571 Boc·K ~o~ Greenup l1:56 P· Doyle Knapp, Kall, Kevin, a.m. Tuesday; Mrs. John E. m.; Prmoplo down Green~p and Charles of Langsville. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey Leach, Rt. 1 Beave., daughter, 12:40 a. m.; Esso West VIrginia 2:28 p.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Wll· down Greenup 12:55 a.m.; Ml•s and family of Albany, Mrs. 1 nam E. Connolly, Pt. Pleas- Susan up Greenup 2:45 a. m,; James Russell, and Mr. and ant, daughter, 1:39 p.m. Tues- Jim Hougland up Greenup 4:05 Mrs. Guy Russell aad Terry day; Mrs. carl E. Myer;, 1!103 a.m.: Mountain State up Green- L~ of Pomeroy were weekend Chestnut St., daughter1",5:56 up 5:55 a. m.; Ironworker rultors of Mr. and Mrs. Uocoln p.m. l'uesday. 7:30 a. m.; Zimmer down Russell: Dtacbargeo _ Mrs. lleslie dahl 2:50 P- m.; Christy downj Mr. and Mrs. llrady Knotts CREAM or ROLL ON McDaniel, Mra .. Richard . L Meldabl 3:55 p. m.; A. J. of Kllrg llil1 were Monday even· Horton, llert McAbee, llaiJV ten up Meldahl 5:35 P; m.: In& visitOrs of Mr. and Mnt. Murray, llrady c. Shaw; ShBr· ta K. down Meldahl 7.15 p.m.; ,Eugene Hanln& and Rhonda . $1 Value M. Tipton, Ronald E. 'Myera, Valvoline up Meldabl2:10 a.m.; Louis Diehl, student at a 011 SALE David K. Johnson, and. Mrs. Ann Brent up Meldahl 5:05 a. Michigan coneae, spent the Charles A. Lalhey Jnd' Infant m.; Steel Es)lress up day wllh Mr. and Mrs, Char· 8:55 a. m. . ies Diehl and family. 11011 · ·· 4>allJpolfl Dim - Eastern Carl McElroy of the U. S. COVPLE TO WED 10 p. m.; Solvay down. S:$. a. Army ~turned to duty 1n PT. PLEASANT - Rlobard m.; Steel Ranger Up 5:06 a.m.; anapolls after spending Lee Holland, 18, Pl. Plwant, : Inca down 8:45 a. m.; HiDes up time wilh hia' parents, Mr. and ' ,, and Judy Garlelta ~. zt.:7:11 a. m.; J. s. Lewil · Mrs; Paw McElroy and Bill. Pi. Pleaun~ have made ,an i8:15 a.m.; Nita Vlclters down Mrs. Roy Smith, Linda, application for • marriiJe li-' ~:45 a.m. n1e and Mike ~ recent vJs.. cense in the 11fllee of ' · t b e i ~wba River - Fort ltors of Mrs. Charley "Smith and 1hom down Marmet County Clerk. Jo, THUS~Y." Deruson bad an en~::: [ to_ Colum~. I . CtJnference, H1ram thumped away WI~ 11 stra_Jght potnts w>uster 72-65 Dentson routed Itrim Capttal, whtcb 11 04 C cpttal 33-~4 'and Baldwin-Wal- iOhw Conference play. Charles : By U•hftl Pt'HI lllteraatioaal a 'uerbem 62·55 ClaggeU scored 1:1 and BaU ' Eall Ja~tpset 0 ted to an · 83-57 DrtJCkemi\ler 23 points for the HQI.y Cross 74 Rhode Island 65 . Jan:e coas rviHe and httle B' Red Danbury st T3 NY Ml'Ume 58 ~~ •s~;a~ec~:uoped Bluefield ~ hot s~ond half in which Assumption 88.St Anselms 74 s:"te of We st Vtrglrua t21-tOO. Defiance bit 60 per cent of lt. Montclair· st 86..TFenton St 59 3 . ik Rolf red shots wrapped up the win over Wagner 91 Upsala 70 Cmcm~a~u~ ~c eBearca~ de- ' Cedarville. Denny Monroe led Millerville St llt Messiah 74 ::n:~~~~·pped high-scoring Don lthe way for Defiance with 19 Br~lyn CoU T1 Pratt (lnst) 63 . ol Da ·ton with only 11 points. Fairfield 65 Mass 60 M~~ts hmit;ng hJm to one bag.. Third-ranked Akron, now a Syracuse 66 Cornell 65 P~t tn. the second half. sparkhng 8-1, had an easy time Alfred 62 Rochester 58 k Forward Walt Ptatkowski in whippmg Oberhn , but Bald· Yale 59 Cotumbia 47 d 26 pomts to lead Bow lmg win-Wallace's decLSJon over Qt. Jersey City St 74 Patrsn St 66 ~~)re t M d-A er1can Con· terbein was a surprise in Ohio Bethany 107 ·Wash. Jefrsn 74 Gn'f'n to 1 5 1 m · 82 W C 11 " 'c1 t'nce victory over Ken t State 1Conference ci rcles. H1gh Pt sn aro na UoJ ~nd he had four othe r team- I Nme games are on tap for Duke 85 Clemson 61 . le fi ures OhiO colleges tonigbt, headed Mrehse Coll84 Ben. Col <SC) Tl ~:~~s ~~wth\a~oublosl geight :by a Mid-American Conference Bridgewater 91 Lynchbrg 89 . h\ t . clash between Marshall and Gettysburg 91 F&M 72 .st~~~prisi~~c~iram ran its Ohio Ohio Universit~. ~oskingu~ Wash~nKton & Lee 89 , Con 1erence 1·ecord to three in Ivisits Mount Uruon m an OhiO Riclunond (Pro) Institute 14 • LaS d J ·m Warstler Conference battle and the other Amrcn U 94 aile 90 ~h:~7rc~~. ,;u~~ Sl~rer dumped!contests Bre non·l~ague clashes. Miami <Fla) 111 Okla City 109 • ··-· • --- ~ - - - Greensboro Coil 78 Metb CoU 70 Fight Results Davidson 76 Citadel 72 By United Press JaternaUonal Furman 69 Georgia Tech 68 KANSAS CITY, Kan. (UPI)Midwest Ronnie Marsh, 189, Minneapolis. IInd Ceo 85 Manchester 77 outpointed Lou Batley, 200, , Bowling_Green n _Kent st 72 Omaha, Neb. (10) . ' Wisconsm !16 Michigan 90 r!. setback, and . Ju. 11, llle7-t Big Reds LaWDJen io,eellsate B&E of ReeideDl'ol' I Flatten ~tate . ~,. ' "i"""""• ""~ I Ravenswood ' ':oumament but Alhance of Pennsylvama an rl· ~~~ wo.ndenng h~w ~1 · · · i . Dally SenUnel, Pamtroy-KJM!epo.t, 0., CR"-SSl 11J \iiirliOtl p,... la'emaliollal streak w1th a 76-03 win over in II points. Tim J<mlan Dl.ytoll's Fl en may win Kent state; Akron crushed <»- 25 for Woos~r. ~y uata and go to erltn 96-73: Youngstown handed <:=apttal• FOW'dl Liu !L.~..!~ •' •. ANNUAL CLEARANCE ..... it. 1 ' " . iil l \ ! .... '. ' PR\SSCRIPTIONE ARE ' ' �• • ' ' •. • I. ' c ' U,, lb. c ,SWISS STEAK---lb. Armour's Brand 19. c can 13C All P_llr~ose SPAGHETTI POTATOES • • TOILET TISSUE JSc : • . · ·· · _ _ S 69c , : Fresh Crisp DOG CHOW 10 c '' PORK & ·BEANS _ _ '' Hunt'a ' \ N-••• ' ONIONS • • • BONUS DETERGENT Giant-- 79C Dtrfrlts RUMP ROAST ~--------~----~ · FRIDAY SPECIAL ONLY I· . ' 4~~~ s1 - I~E CREAM Sealtest l Fro-Joy .. Gal.· _ CHOCOLATE SYRUP - - - !::·19c DRY MILK _ _ _ _•cr: 69c . STEAKS . c 31b.,or . VIENNA ~AUSAGE - - 4!:! 89c lb. ColdWo~r l~lb;, loaves 29c 29( . Folgers Instant ' EvAPORATED MILK ' c -more· Glont &font S i z e - - - - - S9C ·,\, COFFEE , 69C s i z e - - - -· . .SUR·F ' ' 1~=~ $119 " Armoura ~ tall TREET - - - - - - - 12oL49C cen Nobi1co Premium ,. CRACKfRS.-·. - - - - •' ' I . SH-ELLY BEANS / I -i '· ' HAMB·URGE-R; Armours J I DE UNITED MILK - SATURDAY SP,ECIAL ONtYI ,~ . SYRUP - - - - - - ::.::~ 49c •• I .. ' 'STOI(EI;Y'S ·BRAND I I' '' 'i ~ ,,' • ' ' ' ' . HUNT'S . •o 10 ' ; .. ' Log Cobin 09 Showboat cans Pet Brand Manhattan · Gal. A. .rttcl ~- c s Hershey's 3 lb. BREAD c 7c OFF Lobel POTATO CHIPS - - - p~~~· 49c cxiReA KFR Gal. ' c.a.... r"'~' c . PC!>RK & 40 oZ. POTATO STICKS ~- ... lOc B~ANS •••• can ....... HOMINY _ __,__ _ ... 10c : ~~-~ Top' ORANGE 46 oz. CANNED POP con 10c DRINK - - - - can CHEWING .GUM _ 3ok••· lOc p••: lb. . ' NAPK·INS - - - - lb. Purine .~~ lOc Table Queen MILK c! TOMATO JUICE _ _ .!~lOc l ' ~:: !lhowbool .' ' Seal test ..T_•m••·_ _ ••• lOc Stokoly'a APRICOTS _ __ ...30310c ' for • • .J· SoftWov• rolls Showboot ' Cempbollo CANS i lb. FRUIT • • • • TISSUE 3:13 ...A j Florida 17C Argo Brand Como Brand 28oz. Jars PRODUCE BUYSI ••n 17c 4 GRAPE••n GREEN BEANS . APPLE BUTTER Everyday Low, Low Prices! Campbells 14J:Iz. Bottles Mussleman's BACON VEG BEEF SOUP CHICKfN•NOODLE SOUP VEGEJABLE SOUP - CATS·U:P c lb. cans lb. S1.09 Campbells Hunt's bag lb. EYE OF ~ ~: ROUNI)i ROAST·· -lb. . • ... - - lb. ' FLOUR TOMATOES ROUND STEAK Bo~l 89c MINUTE STEAK s11' SIRLOIN TIP ROAST or STEAK GROUND ROUND STEAK"- -I b. Gold Medal Potomac ROUND 300 CANS . IHt. WHOLE STEAK • Pinto .Beane '-· • .\ • '• ••••• . t ~ '· •' -- - ·''' ~ • I ·t . . ·~o~ ., ' ..J ·i •··.. '' ' ' . ' • $. , ., Folger's ' COFFEE Pel ,• • p~!~·3sc .!A ' PEANUT BUTTER - - - ~~~·99c ,. Dui•"'Y'• ·· :SWfET P~ATOES - -. . ~o: 19c . \ ' ' • ~<!P'I; . "" ' " Fruit ... · . 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CRACKfRS.-·. - - - - •' ' I . SH-ELLY BEANS / I -i '· ' HAMB·URGE-R; Armours J I DE UNITED MILK - SATURDAY SP,ECIAL ONtYI ,~ . SYRUP - - - - - - ::.::~ 49c •• I .. ' 'STOI(EI;Y'S ·BRAND I I' '' 'i ~ ,,' • ' ' ' ' . HUNT'S . •o 10 ' ; .. ' Log Cobin 09 Showboat cans Pet Brand Manhattan · Gal. A. .rttcl ~- c s Hershey's 3 lb. BREAD c 7c OFF Lobel POTATO CHIPS - - - p~~~· 49c cxiReA KFR Gal. ' c.a.... r"'~' c . PC!>RK & 40 oZ. POTATO STICKS ~- ... lOc B~ANS •••• can ....... HOMINY _ __,__ _ ... 10c : ~~-~ Top' ORANGE 46 oz. CANNED POP con 10c DRINK - - - - can CHEWING .GUM _ 3ok••· lOc p••: lb. . ' NAPK·INS - - - - lb. Purine .~~ lOc Table Queen MILK c! TOMATO JUICE _ _ .!~lOc l ' ~:: !lhowbool .' ' Seal test ..T_•m••·_ _ ••• lOc Stokoly'a APRICOTS _ __ ...30310c ' for • • .J· SoftWov• rolls Showboot ' Cempbollo CANS i lb. FRUIT • • • • TISSUE 3:13 ...A j Florida 17C Argo Brand Como Brand 28oz. Jars PRODUCE BUYSI ••n 17c 4 GRAPE••n GREEN BEANS . APPLE BUTTER Everyday Low, Low Prices! Campbells 14J:Iz. Bottles Mussleman's BACON VEG BEEF SOUP CHICKfN•NOODLE SOUP VEGEJABLE SOUP - CATS·U:P c lb. cans lb. S1.09 Campbells Hunt's bag lb. EYE OF ~ ~: ROUNI)i ROAST·· -lb. . • ... - - lb. ' FLOUR TOMATOES ROUND STEAK Bo~l 89c MINUTE STEAK s11' SIRLOIN TIP ROAST or STEAK GROUND ROUND STEAK"- -I b. Gold Medal Potomac ROUND 300 CANS . IHt. WHOLE STEAK • Pinto .Beane '-· • .\ • '• ••••• . t ~ '· •' -- - ·''' ~ • I ·t . . ·~o~ ., ' ..J ·i •··.. '' ' ' . ' • $. , ., Folger's ' COFFEE Pel ,• • p~!~·3sc .!A ' PEANUT BUTTER - - - ~~~·99c ,. Dui•"'Y'• ·· :SWfET P~ATOES - -. . ~o: 19c . \ ' ' • ~<!P'I; . "" ' " Fruit ... · . I " Cockt·ail I I ' ' SUPER MARKET\- OPEN DAILY & SUN. 9 to 9:30p.m. (Formerly Ev8ns Svper Market) Comer Mill and Second Sts. PHONE: 992-3480 "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quant!Ueo" MIDDLEPORT, 0. CANS ~,.· ' ' \",. • 300 ' . ,, ' . • . .. t , �• ••4 ·- .~- - · - --- • ... .~· II ' ' i ' • rv1ces Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ·Busi 'u n.111111Dtlael. wo~_o., Ju. :_~!*" , t .I ,.. WILLI'II -· lh RID WIUIII.L n. 111117_ Pamerov .,.,:;'" Metnr 65 CHEVROLET, W11 $2295 ~e. NOW $2095 KIRBY VICUql!l eiMnlr, gootl ouctlon. Pay off $31 or fCi dleport, wan to wall carpet monthly. Clll ·~1 In liYI111 niom. ainirul ...,m ' 1 ' &lp 1m la Hardtop. Localb owned and o~ly 12,000 mil~, 6 eyl· i:f:r power ateerlna, apotle• fawn anterior. beautuul tPI• roo.n. ftnilb. ndlo and beater. 64 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Now Only $1295 Blscarne_, VinJ"llnterior. Dark grey finish, VB engine, Power· glide. Buy toda,. 64 CHEV. B&L AIR Roclucocl To $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turQUOiM finish . VB. Automatic, Radio and Heater . TMIIIH~ UNICO SNOW 11RES • We 111111. Hll!lllltled kitchen ll'llb dllpoeal IIJid link. Central heal. windows, tnsutated. SbowD appointment. Ph. llft.IMl. . . INOIIGI WON05R ' RADIAtOR I II 4lp AT THI BEST PI!.IC&S Qtl771x1S Nylon ll•ck, - Porneroy Motor Co. IAU IUld 1111:1. faJIII!nl. Cerlllll• SERVICE typo, 4 ply ~ ...,, plua tax Experienced . . .13 iubeloss N,lon While 11.45 p1ul t . . 4 PlY eCor eTruck eH..ter BODY and PAINT SERVICE ALL SIZd AT SIMILAR LOWER PRI~IS AT . . -110'1' Clt4IO ., N-lr.illiJor1Riii Core • Bulldoler eAny Type Free Estimat-Discount To All Customers Bill SMITH BODY SHOP KEITH GOBLE FORD ,., 2-21 .. POl ONLY • TRACTOR OVERHAULS Have your tractor overllaul· ed now ~t a big sarinp. We are running a special 011 U'IC> tor overhauls for the WlDtf:l' months. flave your tnetor when spring comes and save down time. 7t~·.~ '$ rr, 11fffNT • ~A' 11NG .... ti t.GAJC: THE Sft.. ~ ' ""ROUD.oP A. CLEAN CAR U.ORIV..THRI:i CAR WAitt ---------. ·1,r-·-- By An Gilkey ON ready to go to work ASHAMED' Of YOUR DIRTY CAR Harrisonvdle SPECIAL Rutland, 0 . ' E<al Lee of Belleville passed eway and was brought here for burUIID the Wells Cemetery beside his first wife, Hazel Tuck· Lee. Mr. Lee was 76, son ol l!ld Lee, he leaves his wife and leur eldldren, Jan. le, Maxine, Earl Jr., and Bob. His son, Harold, was killed In War U and a brother, Cl ....... Lee of ll'lorlda. • Jane Gilkey of Mlddleport reeenUy spent a lew days with Ava Gilkey an4 wllile here eall· ed on the Robert ClarkJ, the Dana Welsh's and Mrs. May . And happier than in our ba,;ement' ... HOWl& MAYBE IlL & A BRAIN su~ \ ' FR€AI<V I ITS f.AS.V ! r,w START OFF AS APPRENTICfi SURGfiOA.J AIJD ',00 lWRK ON VERY SIAojR£ m Su:\Rr Will-I ! Y'kiJIJW TO BRAIIJS PICk. UP .soME' EXP!'RIC/crfl . SCHN~IDER I CAU SEE: IT 1..\:JW... THE !WRL.Il'S FIRST BlACK MARJt.Er FACfJTAI.. , ..___l080TOHV RIJ.I6! ' h MERRILL 8LOIII!R •· •!IJ<>?. 1 I : ...'"' . ·- - 'lOU REAI..t%1!, ~ ~·w MIIGEDA Q5: IC~f ' ' DaDa 'l'llmer II oeriOwily' ill i . !" il l Write. Prone Dr t:ontad A. L. ~KAIJI'IIKU Priced For Quick Sale Raellle, Ublo t PICKUP TRUCKS Lane at~ around 8 1 6 301c ;;;;il;;;>;c::: -li<::e=ry:;-;;;·liday lliBhl al the Laurel Cliff House. I 4 lfc 1 I lie Alldre vlllled 111m. CUffonl Cuokler ba4 p - .,;;;;; 1 c:eul villlorl, Ray Cluc!lW SODI of ,Aibeul, Mr. ~ ABBIE AND SLATS and and Mrll. CUffonl II!'Yson· Mr. Vema Blackwol!d @l,d a e1951 FGrd 1f2 Ton e1960 lntllfft•tlon•l lh Ton e1962 G.M.C. 'h Ton e1964 Dodge 1f1 Ton el 964 J ..p Pick Up 4 Wheel Drive Ph. ln Holzer Hospital after J1lljor surgery. Guy Bolin alld liObert ,,, Mountain Peaks ~ Auto Salel Ill on thO llllt. Mlu Adlllo Bredfiold -'i.n~~ lhad a seriOus cue ol flu. ~ Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Me1gs Generll HHp. 992·2116 ........., , CLEANING EST carpet cleaner you ever . used. So easy too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent eiec- r:=r:: s~ w J40: IUld Mrll. Henry Wags\)MI' are I a~nwtr rrom their \1 lllness• . lrr; IIIII Mrs. Roy WiaemiJI 11*11 their Christmas vacaua,. lllllr home here. ;. Mr. IUld Mrs. Terry Wbale7' are pal'lllll of a daUjlbter, 118ft -'- E!Jzabelh, boJ'II ~ eenUy. 'l'ha WbaJeya lullw 1 ' trk: shampooer $1. Baker Fur· niture Co. 1 9 6tc l-1166 VACUUM CLEANER. out ·1· WINNII TNANI<6 TO )QI. 81111 Ava Gllk.,, mfll'eal 8FAJ11Fil!. GOLD RICHl.EY '!llRcw THE I.AKI! 12 29 tie -- neW, mounted on 5 hole Ford wheels, Wil1iama Sohio Sen"· - · 3 bedrooms. \ ice Station, Middleport, Ohio Ph. 1192-2590 1 ete II 25 ttc YOU CAN walk on )'001- rug- 2 s I Lustre hours after cleaning II willl Foam. l!:1ectr!C sham· al!d I pooer rental $1. Ebersbach barilv\ u• . p omeroy, 0 . uuwe.. . ' miscellanooJJS . 1 5 Gtc and.JtUcellaneous Items. W:ll 1 ,~ 7 BUICK l dr •uo H - '""' ...~ trade for anylhing. .~ , • ., • · om~ in it.tms or rome in hte chaln saw. fl$; Both ~~ us and we wtll clean , excellent cond.J.Uon. Low your garage ool bull<!-\ Wingett, Rl 3, Pomeroy, basements ~nd pay for ' Ohio. Phone m.:w=, "Tully" Lew· I t 3te u;;;JD;i;;,g.;,i - lf!IC~ 1 11 3tp AucnON - H 31c lb.. copper. L, -. .. 01 , H, 21c. brill, L, S., 6c, boonze, H, H, 7c, C. oatterles c. radiators, 17c I· Bailey, Bol 14, Reede- New_.Uoocl Merclland... c............. _.rod Th .............. .,,.... 0..••-',. Drl••'" n ..tn In,......., W. Y•. 1 11 st. Obfo vqJala. or aid . ,.... wtlb limber. MIU'lOII ac. 7'1. f b i - I tw._ J. M, "Jimmy" Sayre N~:r- ' L------------ MY 8R'\CELeT INTO warrant)'. Ph. 992·2685. ,__..,,...._...,~ 4- TIRES. 7o50 x 20, like WINKLE old. Telry, Jr.. ,..,.. , . . and Mrll. D. 0;. '!llulley, AJ, of layaway, 1ank t)'IM! w II h ail cleaning attad!ments. Only 4 payments of $5.41. Full 11163 Country Sedan. .one good tires, R&H, . aleeJ'in&, good eolldlt1!112-3346 ot 1192-2186. 1:1 28 tfc 011:'1' A ~ !rom TEll INSUR.AN~ AGEII(."Y JtiC. before ....,.wtna· auto insuranCe. We · may IIllo to .... you ., .,.'1"'· . . .... A ' FREE , COLOR '.T.V. SET CII1IFIED GAS STATION . . ~· .. ··~· h •' ., · ~ J<·i." Br HAROLD GIA¥1 ''''I I LITTLE ORF'IiAN Ai'INI! . ---- ~ll ilf!'{ �• ••4 ·- .~- - · - --- • ... .~· II ' ' i ' • rv1ces Extra Cash The Want Ad Way ·Busi 'u n.111111Dtlael. wo~_o., Ju. :_~!*" , t .I ,.. WILLI'II -· lh RID WIUIII.L n. 111117_ Pamerov .,.,:;'" Metnr 65 CHEVROLET, W11 $2295 ~e. NOW $2095 KIRBY VICUql!l eiMnlr, gootl ouctlon. Pay off $31 or fCi dleport, wan to wall carpet monthly. Clll ·~1 In liYI111 niom. ainirul ...,m ' 1 ' &lp 1m la Hardtop. Localb owned and o~ly 12,000 mil~, 6 eyl· i:f:r power ateerlna, apotle• fawn anterior. beautuul tPI• roo.n. ftnilb. ndlo and beater. 64 CHEVROLET 4 DR. Now Only $1295 Blscarne_, VinJ"llnterior. Dark grey finish, VB engine, Power· glide. Buy toda,. 64 CHEV. B&L AIR Roclucocl To $1395 4 Door. One local owner. Clean interior, white over turQUOiM finish . VB. Automatic, Radio and Heater . TMIIIH~ UNICO SNOW 11RES • We 111111. Hll!lllltled kitchen ll'llb dllpoeal IIJid link. Central heal. windows, tnsutated. SbowD appointment. Ph. llft.IMl. . . INOIIGI WON05R ' RADIAtOR I II 4lp AT THI BEST PI!.IC&S Qtl771x1S Nylon ll•ck, - Porneroy Motor Co. IAU IUld 1111:1. faJIII!nl. Cerlllll• SERVICE typo, 4 ply ~ ...,, plua tax Experienced . . .13 iubeloss N,lon While 11.45 p1ul t . . 4 PlY eCor eTruck eH..ter BODY and PAINT SERVICE ALL SIZd AT SIMILAR LOWER PRI~IS AT . . -110'1' Clt4IO ., N-lr.illiJor1Riii Core • Bulldoler eAny Type Free Estimat-Discount To All Customers Bill SMITH BODY SHOP KEITH GOBLE FORD ,., 2-21 .. POl ONLY • TRACTOR OVERHAULS Have your tractor overllaul· ed now ~t a big sarinp. We are running a special 011 U'IC> tor overhauls for the WlDtf:l' months. flave your tnetor when spring comes and save down time. 7t~·.~ '$ rr, 11fffNT • ~A' 11NG .... ti t.GAJC: THE Sft.. ~ ' ""ROUD.oP A. CLEAN CAR U.ORIV..THRI:i CAR WAitt ---------. ·1,r-·-- By An Gilkey ON ready to go to work ASHAMED' Of YOUR DIRTY CAR Harrisonvdle SPECIAL Rutland, 0 . ' E<al Lee of Belleville passed eway and was brought here for burUIID the Wells Cemetery beside his first wife, Hazel Tuck· Lee. Mr. Lee was 76, son ol l!ld Lee, he leaves his wife and leur eldldren, Jan. le, Maxine, Earl Jr., and Bob. His son, Harold, was killed In War U and a brother, Cl ....... Lee of ll'lorlda. • Jane Gilkey of Mlddleport reeenUy spent a lew days with Ava Gilkey an4 wllile here eall· ed on the Robert ClarkJ, the Dana Welsh's and Mrs. May . And happier than in our ba,;ement' ... HOWl& MAYBE IlL & A BRAIN su~ \ ' FR€AI<V I ITS f.AS.V ! r,w START OFF AS APPRENTICfi SURGfiOA.J AIJD ',00 lWRK ON VERY SIAojR£ m Su:\Rr Will-I ! Y'kiJIJW TO BRAIIJS PICk. UP .soME' EXP!'RIC/crfl . SCHN~IDER I CAU SEE: IT 1..\:JW... THE !WRL.Il'S FIRST BlACK MARJt.Er FACfJTAI.. , ..___l080TOHV RIJ.I6! ' h MERRILL 8LOIII!R •· •!IJ<>?. 1 I : ...'"' . ·- - 'lOU REAI..t%1!, ~ ~·w MIIGEDA Q5: IC~f ' ' DaDa 'l'llmer II oeriOwily' ill i . !" il l Write. Prone Dr t:ontad A. L. ~KAIJI'IIKU Priced For Quick Sale Raellle, Ublo t PICKUP TRUCKS Lane at~ around 8 1 6 301c ;;;;il;;;>;c::: -li<::e=ry:;-;;;·liday lliBhl al the Laurel Cliff House. I 4 lfc 1 I lie Alldre vlllled 111m. CUffonl Cuokler ba4 p - .,;;;;; 1 c:eul villlorl, Ray Cluc!lW SODI of ,Aibeul, Mr. ~ ABBIE AND SLATS and and Mrll. CUffonl II!'Yson· Mr. Vema Blackwol!d @l,d a e1951 FGrd 1f2 Ton e1960 lntllfft•tlon•l lh Ton e1962 G.M.C. 'h Ton e1964 Dodge 1f1 Ton el 964 J ..p Pick Up 4 Wheel Drive Ph. ln Holzer Hospital after J1lljor surgery. Guy Bolin alld liObert ,,, Mountain Peaks ~ Auto Salel Ill on thO llllt. Mlu Adlllo Bredfiold -'i.n~~ lhad a seriOus cue ol flu. ~ Meigs Equipment Co. Rear Me1gs Generll HHp. 992·2116 ........., , CLEANING EST carpet cleaner you ever . used. So easy too. Get Blue Lustre. Rent eiec- r:=r:: s~ w J40: IUld Mrll. Henry Wags\)MI' are I a~nwtr rrom their \1 lllness• . lrr; IIIII Mrs. Roy WiaemiJI 11*11 their Christmas vacaua,. lllllr home here. ;. Mr. IUld Mrs. Terry Wbale7' are pal'lllll of a daUjlbter, 118ft -'- E!Jzabelh, boJ'II ~ eenUy. 'l'ha WbaJeya lullw 1 ' trk: shampooer $1. Baker Fur· niture Co. 1 9 6tc l-1166 VACUUM CLEANER. out ·1· WINNII TNANI<6 TO )QI. 81111 Ava Gllk.,, mfll'eal 8FAJ11Fil!. GOLD RICHl.EY '!llRcw THE I.AKI! 12 29 tie -- neW, mounted on 5 hole Ford wheels, Wil1iama Sohio Sen"· - · 3 bedrooms. \ ice Station, Middleport, Ohio Ph. 1192-2590 1 ete II 25 ttc YOU CAN walk on )'001- rug- 2 s I Lustre hours after cleaning II willl Foam. l!:1ectr!C sham· al!d I pooer rental $1. Ebersbach barilv\ u• . p omeroy, 0 . uuwe.. . ' miscellanooJJS . 1 5 Gtc and.JtUcellaneous Items. W:ll 1 ,~ 7 BUICK l dr •uo H - '""' ...~ trade for anylhing. .~ , • ., • · om~ in it.tms or rome in hte chaln saw. fl$; Both ~~ us and we wtll clean , excellent cond.J.Uon. Low your garage ool bull<!-\ Wingett, Rl 3, Pomeroy, basements ~nd pay for ' Ohio. Phone m.:w=, "Tully" Lew· I t 3te u;;;JD;i;;,g.;,i - lf!IC~ 1 11 3tp AucnON - H 31c lb.. copper. L, -. .. 01 , H, 21c. brill, L, S., 6c, boonze, H, H, 7c, C. oatterles c. radiators, 17c I· Bailey, Bol 14, Reede- New_.Uoocl Merclland... c............. _.rod Th .............. .,,.... 0..••-',. Drl••'" n ..tn In,......., W. Y•. 1 11 st. Obfo vqJala. or aid . ,.... wtlb limber. MIU'lOII ac. 7'1. f b i - I tw._ J. M, "Jimmy" Sayre N~:r- ' L------------ MY 8R'\CELeT INTO warrant)'. Ph. 992·2685. ,__..,,...._...,~ 4- TIRES. 7o50 x 20, like WINKLE old. Telry, Jr.. ,..,.. , . . and Mrll. D. 0;. '!llulley, AJ, of layaway, 1ank t)'IM! w II h ail cleaning attad!ments. Only 4 payments of $5.41. Full 11163 Country Sedan. .one good tires, R&H, . aleeJ'in&, good eolldlt1!112-3346 ot 1192-2186. 1:1 28 tfc 011:'1' A ~ !rom TEll INSUR.AN~ AGEII(."Y JtiC. before ....,.wtna· auto insuranCe. We · may IIllo to .... you ., .,.'1"'· . . .... A ' FREE , COLOR '.T.V. SET CII1IFIED GAS STATION . . ~· .. ··~· h •' ., · ~ J<·i." Br HAROLD GIA¥1 ''''I I LITTLE ORF'IiAN Ai'INI! . ---- ~ll ilf!'{ �r ' • ' • • -- -- . ... .... . ACCII"'' W. VA. FOOO STAMPS AT TMI PGMilOY tciOOD STOU ·.4 • ¥ _= "\')Ia ~ -r V"~· I .~ \ \" ,· c! " ~~r:..a.;; .. ..;.,:·. .:. eD~~M;-t.CJ lot; :,,.J,;;.; • Of ~w~nners PliJlili. uDeck .- Join "' V~t.U...brJu•bl.., OM tdt. ta ~ I4Yift 1 to ·~· · "' ""''" ,, "' ...... 't :..: .;,..·: .,.:. , ,~ ;..JJ!1 Q:, ._... \!.;~ . .... 1.1 ~ .. , J...:ot ! • ,..,,...l •..l •. .:.;~o .u ~ , .......!b! I ' "'att~tl in W'IJ.IUI I .J.Wl7 j>.HU ••lt.ct", rvn t=:COJ · .M.td~putt. 'I CL:EARA ALL C0ATS ·k·- l J I BoneleBB Boston Roll Roast Surf Chuck Roast AdolpbMtol tlant sbt - · · · ·- yo " Suehtr " Suger Curtd"~ lb. 29c ~kg, • SmDktd Jowl . __________ _ . .... ...... ' Dinners . ___ . . 2 75c Rinso I I I I I !..·$1.39 59c Chu~k ..... ~~ 69c 69c Bucket Steak ... 99c lit. I Bacon~ ~'All" r · 7 - ~ . ·· · 14' 01. ••••· •• • · ·-- . 1.. • • • L 85c • < "All" 02· _ .......... . Chuck Steak • • ••• • ... SSe Steak • • • • ••• 49c 59c Swiss Steak ••• • •• K._ .Swiss ·steak ...... .. 55c F....,_ Cod Fillets "" ..... 59c Lux Liquid ~ 63c t2 ... ... ' .. ····· ·.Swan Liquid 21 .. .. . . . ... 63c ~ove. Liquid :n. .. ... .. . 87c ·.\ . ..,-~·-­,, ' .... -:·····....... . 49c ,_., I Comet Surf Cheese e I I I I I I • 3 -..... 2 r:-, \ 1 t u .... cans 89c ----- - -- J 'I -. ...•· '. Puffs .._ 6 -~=~: 51.0 t CANDY BAR ' C. KRAFT SALAD DRESSING .MIRACLE W ... -· 49c quart are for Pot Pies - Raisins ---- ,...29c Her. . ~ ......_, .. &._ ... . All Your . Lettuce •••• "· 19e. ' HWTH NEEDS Sweet Corn ...... Sr·r49c < . ( •••••••• plro. 29c 4M 3H SO EXTRA 50 EXTRA TOI" VALUI8TAMI"8 TOI" VAI:UI! STAMI"S I ~. or mort K,....r Frooh ~;,.nd Mooto Exp, 1/14 , 67 EXTRA ' '12 .,. , ·1 .· . I or_. Bon•ltlt Stew ..., Exp. 1/14 f1l · J · ~~··89c ' r ~. ' . ' .. ,I ' . ,\.• ' •i e1~· ; 51' ·: ~~ •"t ;;or .. < . ' ,). i; )' I ,\ ' ' .. ','•~' ,' . ''.1: " ,. t " 'if • •cans ASSORTED COLORS ••• SCOTT ' , ·, ' •• TOI"·VALUJI.-rAMI"S I lbt. HI·C Fruit Drin FOOD'.:. .. SA~E ' DO'G& CAT • Spinach ALL FLAVORS ON Pets Love Itt'. • • JO-BO · •• E>p. 1/14/67 N:~:'112 51.00.'~ SOUP ... ~ •• CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE ,Oar ltleat .Make• The Mealt ' T•gerines J cans K,....r Plnupplo $1 .J sw. PEAS . 8 51.00 We rese.rve the right to llmit quantltlea Fresh to 8 303 12-13-14 Juice---------- 4 ~$1 6 . $1.19'•." PEACHES ( 11,..... $1 D.mners .__ -__ 3 •••• .,......, Orllnte .... 2 plrp. C:.nlry ov.. . • Exp, 1/14/67 101·.· ,·· 4 Banquet Assorted 11ny 2 pk11. C...try Ovtn Cotklts 4------- DEL MONTE ' v.H~lVES or SLICES Savings For January K._ lrlnlf Griplf"'~ 31c turday i ' ----~------ 5TH & PEARL STS' . - -RACI~rlj "The Stor• With A Hart"' ~ l-r f';j!'- ;' r Chkkon Dumi>JIOII Preserves ____- 3 :::" $1 Sections ___ .. _ 4 :~.= $1 TOI" VALUE 8TAMI'8 Open Mon.·Frl. - - · Sa Tbe Almaoae By Uolted Preos lntemaUoDal Today Is Wednesday, Jan. 11 , the lllh clay of 1967 ·with 314 to : MDrlon HouM Tuna NHdlt or Lundteon Meat Lifebouy MA Maxwell Hou K,....~ ••••• • • • • 37c .A. INSTANT COFFEE Shampoo·---- '=. 47c E,liporiiK Milk ••.. •______ 7 toll ..... $1 2-lb. crtn. Beef Stew ____ ... 69c J UICe . • Ful-V. C lf2galr. Llnolll'l Plus Rfl. tfrl: Vftlut ErMOIIY AsooriH V.,.,., RACIN ARGO BRAND Cooking Bags _ 4 s,:. $1 ,Spam ---- --- 2 Soap Grade A Pasteurized Homogenized box Kroger Brand Cottage 39c wallet! Here - Cream. 1 •••••• • • • • • Lux Buuty 2 1 giant No. 21fl .... ..... 1 where more where you get more high quality food for less! Vanilla Hair Spray 13-oz. Cold Water Soap food goes in the bag and less money leaves. your Country Club U·oz. can K_.- Chill With Boano or ........ ···- 42c Get your food dollar's' worth ... and then some! Here - ( lnseeure, because women are trying to take over h is world. ' ' i' n \ 1C;I Slorrdonl lrond Sutor Addld Gropot,lt, Wisk Ph. 992-2589 J· ' ''i ' . ' Benquet Final Touch Middleport, 0 . '111111ty lhouldor Cold Wotor Quort ' Court St. GAL 1.. Cleii~Ber Philiips Sisfefls Style ShoP lit. lb. 49c "All" ....... ... ... 83c I Gloves ••• Leather ·and Leather Palm K,_T_oy_ldor Kroger Brand Dllhw•- •ottel-.... K,.... Ttrtderay Che·ese FOOD \, • Longhorn ANGEL "All" ... ...........'... 89c $1·99 THE SHOE BOX :;e ~nnk ethe~e~, eon:lderln~all We go to movies, restaurants ship and look £or romance else~ 8 5 wr tten a uJ; and then he takes me e JU , home. Iwhere? Unless of course you 1 us. Were Uonesses, jackals, He bas never shown any love love the guy more than ALL MEN'S WOES · Dear Helen: Are you as tired as I am; '· bout being blamed for an ef A, Chams, becamse women m~n'e short-comings? · 49D t treat thetn right a t home. Twentieth Century Man is 3. 41 Frilld," because wives aupposed to be: demand too much ol them, and lb. Large Fluffy .... WOI(IEN BLAMED-,f\)R Alw.-1 .; ~·_ by. H~eR Kro,er'1 hmous Swlft's Prtmlvm liked 73c BIGI N - I • • .......,,. AIMihn lf'Mt lh• ,...r.cUJ~ I'Himf'~ hU duU~f~Jtn- TIIXII P~ IC E! 1 Silv.r Dud Blue MINOR DUPLIX TURTLI For Tho Whole Family THRiRTl; 'lb• TENDERAY lb. 25c lb. l ..... l -leoo IUILT • (Aa.wvt.........-ow) RUBBER FOOTWEAR Weak latben because O..lr ' them. - H. He makes no• demands, so wlvea won't lellllem command Dear Helen: why should you . T1flce • month All the . d kn · I met thiS fellow exactly one you 're assured of a movie and 1<nown 1 vtceal tn wea esdses year 1jo. He lives about ftG tl a meal. In between times you1-bl ed o ma es areIt'oowa ays m1 'l es ,..om my 1• apa rt ment •re f ree to fimd a man who sees 5 8 am on women. won· house. He has been coming to you as more than a · der ~e t~emales can look any- see me about twice a month. Iear. Why not settle for frierld· Villtte Inn T11rkty & Gravy, ..., & GrayY' .anti S.llsbt.Jry·StNk "Grny ''" .... $1.46 ld.. to form tht tlll'priae arwwer, u suutlted by lh abou ~artoon. I THE l l i l l U X J Marinade _..,_. __ _ Breeze 0 • I I Now an-anp the circled lettfrt J ooltl-. oiiO.U form fo1r onli•u1 werilt. Uq •· ,..._ bocw!Ya l ~~~. bledr •ldow apfd. eao.tesy. caoe HIS llt(rice 1boot ,..,. t dao't appreciate them, or wom- ,ers, but never - deal! He tells""' 11iout llil u -wll• otlrer malo frltrid., 11111 ml«bt ! Dtni.OI:nl! No, ~ p, who~ !Mir "jl!lr'flle w.art'l "' 1¥• l!M!Ir job&. t...'t II alrool lime . jar him in1n action. - II. er they like il or ipOI. The. Ger· qo flf 1djl al!oul lJorntn be mot~~. 5. lleari .....; lre<:ause 1mrtoc! JP!l~ 4lf qlln? ·!us! ~. ~ ~- ~ his O.ar Helen: , man ioldllrs ,_drafted tho liiARCji\E'm (wii'OI over-feed tbonl. 1- NOT THAT lAD ~ ·for dllldrtn, ai>llut how the I don't like tho fmpUeatlon •me 'nr. Only il !My n!IJJied This ~~ I. Vl<er ....., becaii!O NTB : - h e dale4 ore jealoi.w be. JIIrat surfers. looking lor ('.er. 11> co, theY ....., s'hol. l£mHy li•inc, ,.. lilY lth<!ir Wnlly'a demands. eeru· I I I to cause be 1111:.. their ehlldren. man heJm.u, and iron CIWOOS, The Iron a''!"l Helen. !ha(l Ull lrkl ,.. 7. Uamterotlttl Ia lllelr " ' twl In 1 •· - r ·me lbiNI like tli,ot. .,. fascists. It ......,, to be origjll,!lu.j In, 1113 and h., JIOth.. troulrle, let YOU 111 ~~~ lre<:ause !hoM wlv011. : thl~i,;uedo::ch!"! 1 got tired o1 p:tllne nowl!ore ....., for granted thfte d~ys 1111. t0 do wllh tho NoJI Pirty $ho wm . JOU J~=•~thlllp so duU, and duty.. da 1 ~en Ad 1C1_:nlthiilt ••~ oo I was ''busf' f<r n•e weeks. 1that anyone wearin,o; .eith"': ol It IS 1 ned,U lor bnvery, · flow~ """ Ir hay • a 1 ·~• every tUne he ealled. Then he these wants tq advertiSe he's • would Al1lf!ricana like tl If Ger· dress • I. AJMhoHet because ol nag- vet wthomen 1l1u' whored bothey came over last Sunday. He ooid. l Nazi. I malt •t...,..al(ent , ..,.. to 1110 lltia ~-- WIVes, . ear line • ' m no I In r... 'th you b. ut I Do poopIe th'to~ ·' that every .. . or Wlu.. may- wan lei the em. least bitour out ol ~e WI . the int ,. or I ' mlu oeti"'l and lalldng with IGerman soldier ln World War 1. Deaerten becauio !Mir ~bco~ ~wn 1 nd you." I ll was a Nazi? Is every Amer. mony demand too much all- jlfOwl, ~'lt'o ~ll~o~laul~. ~... PleOise tell me how to let icon fighting in Vietnam a bo ...,. tre- 1erable females. you·.. In· 1 him lmOw 1 am - HUMAN 10 ;..., -~ ~ , mm 1coospiracy to emasculate us!'' ttKl HE~DQUARTERS cause of their Wives extrava.. Isn't it nice we don't Mlieve Dear H.T.: "' �r ' • ' • • -- -- . ... .... . ACCII"'' W. VA. FOOO STAMPS AT TMI PGMilOY tciOOD STOU ·.4 • ¥ _= "\')Ia ~ -r V"~· I .~ \ \" ,· c! " ~~r:..a.;; .. ..;.,:·. .:. eD~~M;-t.CJ lot; :,,.J,;;.; • Of ~w~nners PliJlili. uDeck .- Join "' V~t.U...brJu•bl.., OM tdt. ta ~ I4Yift 1 to ·~· · "' ""''" ,, "' ...... 't :..: .;,..·: .,.:. , ,~ ;..JJ!1 Q:, ._... \!.;~ . .... 1.1 ~ .. , J...:ot ! • ,..,,...l •..l •. .:.;~o .u ~ , .......!b! I ' "'att~tl in W'IJ.IUI I .J.Wl7 j>.HU ••lt.ct", rvn t=:COJ · .M.td~putt. 'I CL:EARA ALL C0ATS ·k·- l J I BoneleBB Boston Roll Roast Surf Chuck Roast AdolpbMtol tlant sbt - · · · ·- yo " Suehtr " Suger Curtd"~ lb. 29c ~kg, • SmDktd Jowl . __________ _ . .... ...... ' Dinners . ___ . . 2 75c Rinso I I I I I !..·$1.39 59c Chu~k ..... ~~ 69c 69c Bucket Steak ... 99c lit. I Bacon~ ~'All" r · 7 - ~ . ·· · 14' 01. ••••· •• • · ·-- . 1.. • • • L 85c • < "All" 02· _ .......... . Chuck Steak • • ••• • ... SSe Steak • • • • ••• 49c 59c Swiss Steak ••• • •• K._ .Swiss ·steak ...... .. 55c F....,_ Cod Fillets "" ..... 59c Lux Liquid ~ 63c t2 ... ... ' .. ····· ·.Swan Liquid 21 .. .. . . . ... 63c ~ove. Liquid :n. .. ... .. . 87c ·.\ . ..,-~·-­,, ' .... -:·····....... . 49c ,_., I Comet Surf Cheese e I I I I I I • 3 -..... 2 r:-, \ 1 t u .... cans 89c ----- - -- J 'I -. ...•· '. Puffs .._ 6 -~=~: 51.0 t CANDY BAR ' C. KRAFT SALAD DRESSING .MIRACLE W ... -· 49c quart are for Pot Pies - Raisins ---- ,...29c Her. . ~ ......_, .. &._ ... . All Your . Lettuce •••• "· 19e. ' HWTH NEEDS Sweet Corn ...... Sr·r49c < . ( •••••••• plro. 29c 4M 3H SO EXTRA 50 EXTRA TOI" VALUI8TAMI"8 TOI" VAI:UI! STAMI"S I ~. or mort K,....r Frooh ~;,.nd Mooto Exp, 1/14 , 67 EXTRA ' '12 .,. , ·1 .· . I or_. Bon•ltlt Stew ..., Exp. 1/14 f1l · J · ~~··89c ' r ~. ' . ' .. ,I ' . ,\.• ' •i e1~· ; 51' ·: ~~ •"t ;;or .. < . ' ,). i; )' I ,\ ' ' .. ','•~' ,' . ''.1: " ,. t " 'if • •cans ASSORTED COLORS ••• SCOTT ' , ·, ' •• TOI"·VALUJI.-rAMI"S I lbt. HI·C Fruit Drin FOOD'.:. .. SA~E ' DO'G& CAT • Spinach ALL FLAVORS ON Pets Love Itt'. • • JO-BO · •• E>p. 1/14/67 N:~:'112 51.00.'~ SOUP ... ~ •• CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE ,Oar ltleat .Make• The Mealt ' T•gerines J cans K,....r Plnupplo $1 .J sw. PEAS . 8 51.00 We rese.rve the right to llmit quantltlea Fresh to 8 303 12-13-14 Juice---------- 4 ~$1 6 . $1.19'•." PEACHES ( 11,..... $1 D.mners .__ -__ 3 •••• .,......, Orllnte .... 2 plrp. C:.nlry ov.. . • Exp, 1/14/67 101·.· ,·· 4 Banquet Assorted 11ny 2 pk11. C...try Ovtn Cotklts 4------- DEL MONTE ' v.H~lVES or SLICES Savings For January K._ lrlnlf Griplf"'~ 31c turday i ' ----~------ 5TH & PEARL STS' . - -RACI~rlj "The Stor• With A Hart"' ~ l-r f';j!'- ;' r Chkkon Dumi>JIOII Preserves ____- 3 :::" $1 Sections ___ .. _ 4 :~.= $1 TOI" VALUE 8TAMI'8 Open Mon.·Frl. - - · Sa Tbe Almaoae By Uolted Preos lntemaUoDal Today Is Wednesday, Jan. 11 , the lllh clay of 1967 ·with 314 to : MDrlon HouM Tuna NHdlt or Lundteon Meat Lifebouy MA Maxwell Hou K,....~ ••••• • • • • 37c .A. INSTANT COFFEE Shampoo·---- '=. 47c E,liporiiK Milk ••.. •______ 7 toll ..... $1 2-lb. crtn. Beef Stew ____ ... 69c J UICe . • Ful-V. C lf2galr. Llnolll'l Plus Rfl. tfrl: Vftlut ErMOIIY AsooriH V.,.,., RACIN ARGO BRAND Cooking Bags _ 4 s,:. $1 ,Spam ---- --- 2 Soap Grade A Pasteurized Homogenized box Kroger Brand Cottage 39c wallet! Here - Cream. 1 •••••• • • • • • Lux Buuty 2 1 giant No. 21fl .... ..... 1 where more where you get more high quality food for less! Vanilla Hair Spray 13-oz. Cold Water Soap food goes in the bag and less money leaves. your Country Club U·oz. can K_.- Chill With Boano or ........ ···- 42c Get your food dollar's' worth ... and then some! Here - ( lnseeure, because women are trying to take over h is world. ' ' i' n \ 1C;I Slorrdonl lrond Sutor Addld Gropot,lt, Wisk Ph. 992-2589 J· ' ''i ' . ' Benquet Final Touch Middleport, 0 . '111111ty lhouldor Cold Wotor Quort ' Court St. GAL 1.. Cleii~Ber Philiips Sisfefls Style ShoP lit. lb. 49c "All" ....... ... ... 83c I Gloves ••• Leather ·and Leather Palm K,_T_oy_ldor Kroger Brand Dllhw•- •ottel-.... K,.... Ttrtderay Che·ese FOOD \, • Longhorn ANGEL "All" ... ...........'... 89c $1·99 THE SHOE BOX :;e ~nnk ethe~e~, eon:lderln~all We go to movies, restaurants ship and look £or romance else~ 8 5 wr tten a uJ; and then he takes me e JU , home. Iwhere? Unless of course you 1 us. Were Uonesses, jackals, He bas never shown any love love the guy more than ALL MEN'S WOES · Dear Helen: Are you as tired as I am; '· bout being blamed for an ef A, Chams, becamse women m~n'e short-comings? · 49D t treat thetn right a t home. Twentieth Century Man is 3. 41 Frilld," because wives aupposed to be: demand too much ol them, and lb. Large Fluffy .... WOI(IEN BLAMED-,f\)R Alw.-1 .; ~·_ by. H~eR Kro,er'1 hmous Swlft's Prtmlvm liked 73c BIGI N - I • • .......,,. AIMihn lf'Mt lh• ,...r.cUJ~ I'Himf'~ hU duU~f~Jtn- TIIXII P~ IC E! 1 Silv.r Dud Blue MINOR DUPLIX TURTLI For Tho Whole Family THRiRTl; 'lb• TENDERAY lb. 25c lb. l ..... l -leoo IUILT • (Aa.wvt.........-ow) RUBBER FOOTWEAR Weak latben because O..lr ' them. - H. He makes no• demands, so wlvea won't lellllem command Dear Helen: why should you . T1flce • month All the . d kn · I met thiS fellow exactly one you 're assured of a movie and 1<nown 1 vtceal tn wea esdses year 1jo. He lives about ftG tl a meal. In between times you1-bl ed o ma es areIt'oowa ays m1 'l es ,..om my 1• apa rt ment •re f ree to fimd a man who sees 5 8 am on women. won· house. He has been coming to you as more than a · der ~e t~emales can look any- see me about twice a month. Iear. Why not settle for frierld· Villtte Inn T11rkty & Gravy, ..., & GrayY' .anti S.llsbt.Jry·StNk "Grny ''" .... $1.46 ld.. to form tht tlll'priae arwwer, u suutlted by lh abou ~artoon. I THE l l i l l U X J Marinade _..,_. __ _ Breeze 0 • I I Now an-anp the circled lettfrt J ooltl-. oiiO.U form fo1r onli•u1 werilt. Uq •· ,..._ bocw!Ya l ~~~. bledr •ldow apfd. eao.tesy. caoe HIS llt(rice 1boot ,..,. t dao't appreciate them, or wom- ,ers, but never - deal! He tells""' 11iout llil u -wll• otlrer malo frltrid., 11111 ml«bt ! Dtni.OI:nl! No, ~ p, who~ !Mir "jl!lr'flle w.art'l "' 1¥• l!M!Ir job&. t...'t II alrool lime . jar him in1n action. - II. er they like il or ipOI. The. Ger· qo flf 1djl al!oul lJorntn be mot~~. 5. lleari .....; lre<:ause 1mrtoc! JP!l~ 4lf qlln? ·!us! ~. ~ ~- ~ his O.ar Helen: , man ioldllrs ,_drafted tho liiARCji\E'm (wii'OI over-feed tbonl. 1- NOT THAT lAD ~ ·for dllldrtn, ai>llut how the I don't like tho fmpUeatlon •me 'nr. Only il !My n!IJJied This ~~ I. Vl<er ....., becaii!O NTB : - h e dale4 ore jealoi.w be. JIIrat surfers. looking lor ('.er. 11> co, theY ....., s'hol. l£mHy li•inc, ,.. lilY lth<!ir Wnlly'a demands. eeru· I I I to cause be 1111:.. their ehlldren. man heJm.u, and iron CIWOOS, The Iron a''!"l Helen. !ha(l Ull lrkl ,.. 7. Uamterotlttl Ia lllelr " ' twl In 1 •· - r ·me lbiNI like tli,ot. .,. fascists. It ......,, to be origjll,!lu.j In, 1113 and h., JIOth.. troulrle, let YOU 111 ~~~ lre<:ause !hoM wlv011. : thl~i,;uedo::ch!"! 1 got tired o1 p:tllne nowl!ore ....., for granted thfte d~ys 1111. t0 do wllh tho NoJI Pirty $ho wm . JOU J~=•~thlllp so duU, and duty.. da 1 ~en Ad 1C1_:nlthiilt ••~ oo I was ''busf' f<r n•e weeks. 1that anyone wearin,o; .eith"': ol It IS 1 ned,U lor bnvery, · flow~ """ Ir hay • a 1 ·~• every tUne he ealled. Then he these wants tq advertiSe he's • would Al1lf!ricana like tl If Ger· dress • I. AJMhoHet because ol nag- vet wthomen 1l1u' whored bothey came over last Sunday. He ooid. l Nazi. I malt •t...,..al(ent , ..,.. to 1110 lltia ~-- WIVes, . ear line • ' m no I In r... 'th you b. ut I Do poopIe th'to~ ·' that every .. . or Wlu.. may- wan lei the em. least bitour out ol ~e WI . the int ,. or I ' mlu oeti"'l and lalldng with IGerman soldier ln World War 1. Deaerten becauio !Mir ~bco~ ~wn 1 nd you." I ll was a Nazi? Is every Amer. mony demand too much all- jlfOwl, ~'lt'o ~ll~o~laul~. ~... PleOise tell me how to let icon fighting in Vietnam a bo ...,. tre- 1erable females. you·.. In· 1 him lmOw 1 am - HUMAN 10 ;..., -~ ~ , mm 1coospiracy to emasculate us!'' ttKl HE~DQUARTERS cause of their Wives extrava.. Isn't it nice we don't Mlieve Dear H.T.: "' �.. Arowid and • Holy Communion Is Served at Stivenville • enttne 1 i -; ~ -~ .1~ .!0 ~~8 • ..., •" c-::::.. • "i.e~ ~ ~ ~ ~ =:-:::::::-:-:-:----=----------------=,.=~·~~.'"'-,.Of n. • .,.._,. ......____________~!0.%~ ·------""!:"- fOL - - X\1111 NO. 217 at POMEROY-MIOOlcrvRT, ,...,.. OHIO THURSDAY, JANUARY 12; 1967 FIVE ·--~--------------~ CENlS Guerrilla H In Triangle Offerisive ., lD Ill• WORLD ·hUIGS THEATRE ' . ~oNroy Ohio TONIGHT, J•n. 11 ·~· I!IOT OPEN I nluk§oAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Jaft, 12-lJ..l-4 1 ,"WHO'S AFRAID OF . VIRGINIA WOOLF? EliZabeth Tay lor, Richard Burton, Geo. Segal , Sandy Dennis. This is an Adult pic- ~I ~ !Ai. ~- 'Q-1 I ' , l FOUR MORE COLONELS - Gailia county now has at least 11 Kentucky CoiO)lels. Wednesday nllbt at Oscar's, Ted Reed, right, president of the Pomeroy Farmer's Bank and Savings Co., and a long-time ltentucky Colonel, presented (lert to right) Ed Reese , Lawrence Bastiani, and Art DambroUih framed certificates signed by Gov. Edward T. Breathitt, officially proclaiming the Galllpolltans "Honorable Kentuclcy .Colonels. • The fourth Colonel, Frank Haskins, was absent when this photo was taken. The four Gallians learned of U.. honor last May 25 but the certificates didn't arrive until last week. - - , Chapman· Canaday's Twice· Yearly ' '' I ''' ' r SALE! SECOND BIG WEEK! Supersabre Jets Pick ·Off Snipefs ' All Famous Name Brands Dress Heels Reg 8·99 to 10·99 $5.99 Naturalizers 12.99to 14.99 $6.88 ,. ' ' I \ and \0)..... . ." BAGS TO MATCH, '12 PRICE Chapman-Canaday I tl I In the Middle Block Next to E.,.,.,.ldo t I ' POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOI ITORB II lj I She also represented the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. ln ®MADE-TO·YOUJ!-MEASUBE DJUPElUES Lined or Ualiaed ( ' Europe as part of an Interna. lional Exchange Program. 'While in Newark, Miss Helms belonged to the American Association of University Women, *DEEP ACTION AGITATOR! RAPIDRY SPIN! JEJ.SIMPLE DESIGN! * * MODELS, COLORS, PRICES FOR EVERY BUDGET I Altrusa Jnteraationa1, and erican Camping Association. Miss Helms has established her resjdence in Vienna, W. Va. DBAPEBlES MADE JUST-FOB.YQUR.JJ"INDOI'S,,, ROM YOUR PERSONAL CHOICE OF FABRICS AND COLORS,,, TAILORED WITH DETAILS OF QUALITY AND BEAUTY. Weight Watchers Insta/1 their New Leaders Custom Drapery Salel Jan. 12th ·lo 25th New officers were ln8talled at a recent meeting of '. No other atomatic spins as fast as this Frigidaire "Rapidry-1000" Washer! • Fastest, driest spin of all- some fabrics come out ready for ironin&l Clothes dry quicker on the line or In a dryer! • Two speed$! Durable Press Care for new, no-iron fabricsl • Deep Action Agitator, Jet·Away Rln.., special water 181181 settin& for email loads! • Jet·simple mechanism gives you ,_ washer reli•bllllyl 169·95 5 .. T•rnll To Suit You Other Mocl•ls From $199 5-YEAR NATIONWIDE WARRANTY 4-,..r Protection Plan (part' only) tor fumJtlllnl t*plectment for any dtfec:· t4we part in the complete ti'IMmlllfbn, drive motor and larp capacity water pump! BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Our Custom - Made Draperies Are Made To Your Exact Measunments. Come In and Choose From AWorld of Dramatic Fabrics and Colors. Drapwj Dept. - 21111 Floor leader; Mrs. Coello Hudson, secretary; Mrs. Hallie Mcintyre, assistant secretary; Mrs. Charles Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth Nease, aasislallt troasurer; Mn. Daisy weight recorder. and Mrs. l!etty Clark, assistant. Mrs. Edith Gardner wu presented with a gift for havln& lost the most weight during the past three month!. Mrs. Nease was awarded the December prize lor weight lou. It was reported that B1nce the group had organized in August, total weight loss of the 211 mem- ~ade- tTo-;yO.~lt.· vU.easu1ce COrta~k. ! ~. s . bers amounted 1o 319 poonds. . Se!!orul Monday Club BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS I 1-year Warranty for rep•ir of •IIY dlfect without ch1rge. plus Ibe Meigs TOPS Weight KBotchers. Mrs. Bruce !Joyd lnslalled the officers, including Mrs. Leo Searls, leader; Mrs. Pert')' Hofrman, assistant Is Entertainal Miss Eleanor Robson entertained the Second Monday Sewing club Monday evening at her borne, Minersville. '!be evet!lng was spent IOclally oowing. Refreshments ' I served ID Mrs. George !chnelder, Mn. Dwigbt Parker, Mrs. Grace Holter, .Miss Myrtis KBy Parter, MlM Marilla BoweD, Mrs. Paul Kloos and ·1 Dellbil ~ auo.•~ 'lbe plalntlfl elalml llhe was a JNlSSOIIger ill an BUUimobDe struck ill the rear by a • driven by Crisp. UI!Ollllil claims the ear Ill wllldt ~i.e was riding WBJ lltoppod '1llr another aUIDmobile Ill tbe ~ ... -'( •• '>;·' ',. '' Hue lal'lli!ll 'lie Geoi . . . . . . ..,... .......... .. SAVI ,NOW IN OUR STORE ELBI:RF.ELDS lN ~~IGME.ROY . ~ ... ..... . . ' ... ., · � 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 11, 1967 burton grate heslop leftwich roush