https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/75f24d3261c9cab621bf91d1f36f8628.pdf 905305293f0ae6a1948b53142d0b66be PDF Text Text l ' I ' , ·~. ' ·enes of Natural Beauty o.wn tn Colored Slides • • / tmts•. About Middleport • ' • • - PRICE 10 t!Nft· Cal.orod ~ lll<lwin& local llnlce Uoyd reported on the !luring the social hour a ; ~ fl!ceo, 1/ldudlog the 1Christmas Home · Ile<orating dessert course wu ..rved by Qhl4' River, cypes of no...,.., I Coolest. the bostesses, Mrs . Burkett ' iloow pnes, and animals were Mrs. Betty Cline was in and Mrs. Wesley Fry, ll'om a • 10" J9own duriog the program charge of tlle arraogement for table covered witll a white 1 hour at the January meetip.g of the month whlch consisted of i cloth and centered with an ar.,. tbe Amateur Gardener's Club ' an arrangement of d r i e d : rangement of red carnations , ledflesd.ay evening at the ' materials combined wltll corn- I and greenery . Mrs . Pratt pre· 1' lome of Mrs. Edward Burkett. husk flowers in a tall brown I sided at the silver coffee serv· t• lt.• Third St., Mldd.Jeport. :container. The program was ! ice. :1 )Irs. Edgar Pratt. presid•nt. I, presented by Mrs. Walter .~ ; eilcomed the members and : Crooks, who showed colored t: .md11eted the business meet· :slides taken by her son, Gene ~ •: fig. 1be verse of the month )Crooks, and included scenes of t~ 1 ttm, S. 1the river, flowers, taken the scenes, animals and .• n-.' , l from s no 11 m~ 31 ll'eynolds reported prize was brougllt by Mr!. regional meeting held Dec. Robert Reibel and won by Mr!. Mlddieport and Mrs. William Slater, :We fix Sunday ,Jiinner seven tdays a week llememLt' ·, nen folks used EO .P.~yc fried clucken for Sunday di,;nv:r? Well, now you can have cOL Sanders' Recipe Kentucky FJ;ied Chicken any day of the lli<f'k. Like today. All you have 1:9 do is pick it up and take it P,me. The aervic:c is sudden DINNI!R HELD Pomeroy •• PEEK·A·BOO beaeh eover-apa •ut like lillie doll dresses cover teeay·weeny blklnll t)IJs :re10rt season 1t Coneado Beodl, Puerto Rleo. The1e are borblagers of lhfllgo to _~me here for .u_e_ r. Mrs . Susie Fischer. Mrs. Lre l Johnson, Mrs. Gerald Michael and Mrs. Thurman Fischer at- - - - - - - - - - -tended a party at the home of Mrs . F. W. Parter Wednesday 1 SOCIAL CAJ.F:NllAR ' 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken Plus &11 the trimmin's (A complete banquet for onel · tlt..fT ·BOX ...... · .... ·.. · .. · .. $2.50 ·J.!!'~;s Chicken Only TPEn•ET · .... ·........ · .... · $3.75 15 Pieces Kentucky Fried Chicken 1 Pin\ Cracklin' Gral·y Hot Rolls ' jSOrves 5 to 7J rRbiAJI-EL ·.. .. ...... · .. .. $5.00 2l Pieces Col. sanders' Chicken Take it from the Colonel • , • ''it'lftn&er lickin' good"• COLONEL SAND£RS• RECIPE KeatNeklt fried Ckieka. ·CROW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO Chapter No. 80 To Hold Annual Inspection ' Methodist Church has postpon· its January meeting origin· 1 ally set for Wednesday, Jan. 19 to Wednesday, Jan. 26, because Pomeroy Chapter No. 30, h of the Week of Prayer service al Ar~h Masons will ! being held next w~ek at Heath their annual inspection day, .January 17, at 7:30 IChurch. Right Excellent Compamon, FIREMEN ELECT ward T. Evans, district ~~:~I The Olive Volunteer Fire grand high priest "f tlle Dept, elected the foll<>wing C.pitular District of Ioflicers Monday evening; Fire Arch Masons will be inspect1 ~ief, C. P. Harri~ _Jr., Assist· ing officer. Work will be in tlle Most Excellent Ma:ster's I degree. The Chapter will prtseAI 50-year pin to excellent connpar:1·l ion Walter L. Vaugh3t1r a high priest and secretary of Chapter for 25 years. lllan·v I distinguished masons from district will attend. A dinner will be served ladies of the OES at 6:30 preceding the meeiog, bert G. Woodard, high l'f""'•l exteods a cordial welcome to all companions and tlleir ladies Entertainment ~ tobe attend. provided for the ladies dur· ing the meeting of the Olapter. --- • • BEFORE Snug as a bug ... with a Checking Account! Let '•1 i:>te;.' weather-wet and cold-com~ whene er tt. may: With a checking account h~re you can pay all your bills b 1 mml; make many prepaid purcha•es b·v mad- r1ght from the comfort of your h~me or office' Qmck, safe, easy, comforta )le ... and. automatically, your canceled <:hecks become your handy receipts. Start checking here NOW! ~~* POMEROY 1 ;~* NATIONAL BANK ·II ! .I • POME~OY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for over 94 yeara Member Federal Reserve System Member FDIC All Account• lnour..t Up To $15.000 Under ,. Trinity Circle Plans Rummage Sale Project afternoon. 1 Mrs. Mae Reitmire of New Haven, W. Va. arrived Thursday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Susie Fischer. SATURDAY Miss Roberta Kraeuter stu- 1 POMEROY BAND Boosters .Projects for tlle dent at Oh1o Umvers1ty, .iS · Association will sponsor a teen were discussed by · the spending the weekend with her dance party this Saturday Circle of Trinity United parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon i night at the Pomeroy Hi g h Of Christ Wednesday Kra.euter.. , school auditorium. The Jays al the church. ' ~~.ss Mildred Barton ~nd M1ss wilJ emcee the dance from 8 . _· 1 _ .. Mrllte Thomas of Columbus to 11 p.m. Everyone is wei· Mrs. Ro:r SeYIJied, president, were guests this week of Mrs. come. conducted the meeting and Jessie Price and other relative s MONDAY plans were made ·. for a rum· in the area. JOF CLASS of the United mage sale the date to be an· Rollin Pullins returned to his Methodist Chureh will meet nouneed. A note of thanks wos home, Thurston Thursday , after Monday at 7:30 p m. at the read from the Rev. and spending several days with his church with Mrs. 1 Everett Wilbur Perrin for a gift grandfather. Rollin Bearhs. Thomas and Mrs. Gerald Wild- Christmas. Mrs. Norman """'"• Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Em- 1 ermuth as hostesses. · treasurer, gave her yearly erick and Mr. and Mrs. Paul TUESDAY port. U was . voted to he Llckliter of Lancaster were SALISBURY PTA will meet <'Ss for the Guild meeting Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. A sUite April 26. It was also voted Sherley Swan. fire marshal will be the speak· cancel tlle February and March ·Mrs. Paul Lawrenct! and son er. Refreshments will be serv- meetings due to the Lenten of Portland visited Wednesday ed by tile second grade motb· vices. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Sher- ers. At the ctose of the meeting, ley Swan. WEDNESD~Y a dessert course was served George Sellers returned WINDING TRAIL Garden home Wednesday evenmg after Club will meet at the Ohio Mrs. Louis Reibel and M r Georgia Williamson. an overnight visit at Magnolia Power Company, · Wednesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Sianley Pul· Jan. 18, at 7:30 p. m. The first UNIT CALLED lins and son. Mrs. Se\1ers, who lesson of the Dower arranging The Racine emergency .- r - : . accompanied him te Magnolia, coune, on Elernent:B of Design, was called Thtll'!lday at · : remained due to the lllnses of will be studled. p.m. to the home of Clint ' her brother, Mr. Pullins. ----Hughes, Racine and trausporied ----him w Holzer Hospital as a POSTPONE MEETING medical patient. , Class 1!?. Circle of Heath i ed p . i ... .. ......... ...... . $1.25 The Federal Deposit lnourance Corporation ---. Open Friday Nights 6:00 8:00 p.m. AFTER .. ant Chief, Grant Boring) lain, Larry Barten; Fits! Gary Durst; Second Lt.; Gene Jones: Main!. Ohief, Wilson : President, Cllarles Humphrey: Vice P~~~=~~~~~ Smith: Se<relary, Treasurer, Frank Rise, Trustees, Bill Durst. Grant Smith and DohrmaJl Ree4: .., I TONIGHT OP VIRO!NtA WOIILI't Ellzabetb Taylor, Riehord OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5( (Close at Noon oa Thurs. - East Court St., POlDIIJ01 . . SAVE IN 9~R STORE WIDE JANUARY SALES . Elberfelds In Pameroy *Fcinnlce' Cirinpfote • 1 t - Eafiouot Haorl wfth ,_a Lfllrt. lim.T-IN APPLIANCES 1699·00 WITHOUr DIIIIWASIIII ONI.Y 1549.00 . WE DESiGN Tc;l FIT YOUl KITCHEN , ' ' I'\ 0 K.ITCHIN PlANNING SIIVICI AVAtiAILII NO I)OWN PAY/tiiHf - 36 MOS. TO PAY ' stag.oo ' . ' Burton, Geo. Se&ai, Sandy Dennis. Thi! tJ ail Adult picture. Colorc1rCoon: Admioalon' 75e I< N. W. COMPTON, O.b. Night til 9 Also Tomorrow, MIIGS THE4Tll£ "'"· 13-14 "WHO'S AP'RAJP '·; Elberfelds In Are Open Friday Until 9' WITH MATCHING FRJE ' . .' ' Mov~' Seen as Lea~er's Strongest Bid Yet to Take Over AU'Mass Commwdcation ~edia Under His Strict Controls Stanley Johnson and ci.aughten; Linda and Dehbie spent the p.Jst weekend at Marine Base Camp Knox Jacksonville. N. C. with his son ad dughter-i n-iaw , Mr. and Mrs. Gwilyn JoJnson and daughb~r. • SIll f various 1 J es er to uar • enstve ew ao -"~ ~ -~~~~als" magazine. Members Iinteresting scenes In Columbu-s. 1·; j• !{!!~. . 1 roll call by giving The door prize of a po: - ' . ~· _ ,resoJution. l plant was awarded to Mrs. ~ ' . l?usiness meeting, Edgar Reynolds. The traveling ~ " .) ' "cts pven by Mrs. Harry ' CEMENT ' •" . . · HONG·KONG (UP!) - Rei! Gtiird followers of Chinese Communist Chairman Mao Tse;lung seized Pek!_ng RadiQ Saturday.11ecause Its brqadeuts were not following "Mao's thought." The move was seen as a bid to blinj. all m•u ll)edla .under CO!Jtrol of th~ . aging leader. A broadcast said Re<! Guards seized ~e ~tatlbn because its broa • cult bad been "supPl'esljlng ~ao~ thought and resorted to the anti-rev~lutlonary line. . · Japanese corre5(-0n4enls m Pliltlng said Mao appeared senously worrted by the challenge to his rule but that ·~e· appe&ted strong enuJII 'to take counter action. They also reptlrted Saturday that President Uu Shao-,chi, con· )ld~ Mao's ch!ef opponent In the Red Chinese power struggle, had openly defied the 73-year-old chanman by j:l!!irl!li!g that Mao had Wl)lngiy lfciused him of subversive pOlitical activity. . ':': · Llu was reported to have delh$nded that his earlier "confession" of anti-Mao activities be ~ithdrawn and t'at .he no ioJ!ger be subjected to "self-criticism." The statement appeared In a wall poster In Peking, the Japan· ese correspondenlt said. · · ' , !.' ' . • I ' ... ,. FLBA Planning 50th A~niversary NEWS Computer Age Jobs Will Find Teachers .. I ' �• IN RMEW - - • \ '•' • • I •tl ' D ' Aff bl { ~Sia!wiiJ'n-SeDtlne1,Awi4111. J0. 1S, 11N17 Sti · apper' a ' e :::.J"!'!. ~ ~ ' ho!ol . . , ~~eaa ~ ·~ "' " . Futwe1Uflaen · ·, I Of Pomeroy Meet . 1-"'-IID · ,..,.. ,wltb Ids lamed ... lliCb-Pri""" llomollmto tile dll<uoabl ret• !rom ~f.... fi!Ome7, !dword Boo- ""lbo...,.. - . 1 dolo. R.u . 1ll;e I blorKUnd oto 11 1 ·J!IIO boy P'lolun ~ Ql ....,., , · • (1JPI) -Oaly Plck0111, S.C., il ¥1Jfbly rtlll ~ nell WUU11111, and lbo ll!ter'o • 1111 wife aay ·ot the llrlca Quopt"' ol P~ IIIII)J _ Cnrrill flalf l neod,y momU.I!I 00 ..., llclllby Blktr dapper• unruffled, all'lllole .fl&url ~t-lland lDIII, Bor11 It~ · 11., bot It 'I not Sdlool met 1'uooday 1n lbe Mn. 11. 8all. 111. hll ~· ~ Ill 1he Ol(clllll\'1 be wu ~!be& hi ,._ lo lbe pool lli!etz. boel. . obe ......,., Qlll t)l. "T btoory ol tile j<hool. A bqtl bus- mother II/ Mrs. l,aei Amilia"' liCinlla. Ht "-llpholtiiNd tbe Senate ·o.mo. ol Senate Dtmoeratio M<fftar1. .,.... Cola luat don't nat 1o ~~a her ,. 1na1 oea1011 was llelll .OQI!duct.. Ill H~. die<~ P'litl!lr .t- ~· ~ .~~~~ii-~ ~.,_ 'l'llelo daya. But when he lllilt GUt hlJ To lbo Jur1 and the ..poe~~- ihl'oulltl lloll." •ad by the prestd~. Jorco Ev· ,......,. Ill 1 lltlltillgkllt boo lbo public oarrtdlr clsarello and ~ ' to tho 1ton, he 1ppe.n oulwllldly An hlJ lin <lollclre llavloi 1 a : FoUawlnc a businell per. al. · =~~ courthouse, grab- courtroom, lla II tho clefolldllll 1<11m. 1be only nerv<IUI manner· li>ulb ~ limo? · Nol opeelally Iori, 1 mCJYie was shoJ"L I Funeral _,..., will be, """' llurvt ""'""'" 1:1ri\lf.!. IIIIIOke dUrtlol In a erlmJJial cue wbl<ll could 11m1 that oame to tho tllll'f..,. " 'nloy tmw wh 1• IOina :I dueled Monday at I p.m. II ..,.. . biJ trtallll <harp~ Hndlilm loprlaon ,.,..,..... ""'Wilen be OOCIIIooiUy .dtloont and Iiley Utile"': IWrahmontl, were eerved bf l llawllnp-Qioll. Fllleral "'-"'j m, 1l1om.u .. d. ~dorfttlt­ 1 'UIIon, lantny arid . Ao tho proaeeuUoo pi'MO!Itl !Jngen on tho -loble or oebool but .,,. tldl.., kind~ ~~••~~· Bby . Haw]Jy, iD . lolidill-'· 'a Je~~ I Ita ca.., llol>by dto 111111- lingers 1111 Up with llaad to chin. oilier ldds .. . · """""""· H.,es aDd SQste merJy UY1l<l. by the Reo. Jlmoo ' ~ 1 tt • ,.......,...., ' Mlclclloport, 0. / '":::~-=~·-="""~•~loo:IIC~bed=~at~tho~~de~l=enH:..:~ He bu ul lmplllively " tho · · ; Heatoll to BediY Stlv.,.., Donna A. Co1. B~al wUJ bll 18 ~ ~. Alan llld !arall ........... ;;;; 1~::":::! presented w. ""' lloll''o · he 1be lrlal! oSinltb, Mike Benll, Jewel Price, GloVe Comettry at Pomeror. R<loe•llle, and · ~ ~ ...., · • 11 who teotlflde tlull: "Gooclao 1111 but lbe-ilounl .., Keith Evans, Cl!tby , Vulll, Born April 21!, lltl:'l. ll!, Vll'dm, liff, Middleport. · ;c"o I "'-A group of CIIIICil'DII Jon&. And lilteD lf'O fiDiob 1n ' SuiBD Lytle, Jennifllr Bl&Qoloe, w., obe was a daUIII~ ot tho Tbo bodJ will he seD! te 0~ r ' . . uvl!IIJI and loon UOCUIIVO$ at court_ """'· we ,. 111 until ) Kay McGowan, Judy Smith, SU. tate E. C. and Elllabelh - · .W. lor ...,;.,.._, . . '" Ill PIII'IUID"I of in, ~ llo...., 1!1. l'rant, TroaJUnr ol llelp COWIIJ, Oblo, do berobJ hlJ ur&lng raised 1 1m111 of mldnilht ,.~ng over the day'• san Dt1on, Marie Smith, Nell and lived moot of iler life In ..... t .• I 11110,000 In eaah whldl they testimony and geiUIIi I'IOdy (Of wlo and Mill Heleo Smith, ad- Meigs Coonty. She wu 1110 wid- M411~ lJaila ·:~,~ . llva Do~ ~ llHt Dumber ol Yl1lll 10\VIed on oal!b, dollar of propert, olunrD OD llHt GeaO:.~f~;;ted•was goln1 to be the next. • makes lor a loog, 'visor. ' ow of Webb 0. Hall. PT. PLEAIIANT. - ,..AI tnl.%u P!<Pll~ of 1e11 filiate. l'tltlllc uutltJ and Penoao~ ProportJ Mid eownr dl to seven oenatora loog day. During the put fi•e • yean, opr\'lces <01' lln.ltl~ IIIIW. ~•.nd""!'a•lgnbouse IDI!Illber fur 11162 About ltlen, 1 Utile grey. Mrs. Hall had mado ...,. home U, Grlmml Wadlq, '1!111 ;llf for llHt.feoi' 11HIIIlJ u folloWs: . -., " fundi . halrrd lady puserby lnterrupto ' PLANS U.S. Vlsrt with Mrs. AmsbarJ 11 ID1 lteld toPy l&mdayl b! tho Om!r, el&bt lawmakers .. ta. to ask: "Whe"' do you get LONDON (UP!) -llrllsh Walhlogton Boulevord and wlfh Chapel all p.m. with tho ~W:r1. TOWNSIIIPS that Baker bad never - the Bobby Baker U T ad another daughter, Mrs. Mar· Bud Hatfield ·ofllclatlnl. liu!lll< . given them I penny Ia ., . a ve 0~ 1 lon ..10 er shaU Phillips, In Col•mbwl. SM will be In' lbo 'l'ucller eeone141Y ICHOOL DISTIUCTS • •' campaign eonlrlbullons. The lt'o right inside, maam," , Edward Heath will viSit the was a member of Central Chrl!· Mr.. S.llel dle4 '1\Mrldly ~ • • :~ ' • government eonlendt thol .Jia. Bobby Baker leU. ber with 1 IUnited States Feb. ~!0. It was. ban Cilurch In Huntington. Pleasant Valley ll'ollpltllt ea ' '· If • I ' I I I ker pocketed about of amile_ and geto read• to &o aMounced Saturday. He · wlU Additi al -~• inc!·~· ... AND COBPOBATIONS I ""''000 . id hi ' t lib U 'ted N Uo on ...,,.von ~ was • Ule1OQf .., . .,._._ , _,..., • • l ' 01 •• •• I the $100,0011 to lilore up his own IDS • msell. w Th 1 ;.. another daughter, Mrs. Hazel Grlmlns l.andJnc .-1 ·a Dlflll'> ' private bllllnesa ventures. ,. tary /ystote Dea •: • k : Grueser of Canton; a son, ber of the Oma (l(lapel EUBi BEDFORD 0 ~ a S Geonje C. Hall of ZanesvUie, church. . .65 ,15 · 31.116 -Businessmen Ill w Vegu, ASSIGNED TO POST lltl 0 · ", 1.50 25.30 CH~~kl.oecl S. D........:•.20 3.80 1 New York, l.oJ Angeles and San Army SpectaUst Fourth Cls•s : Mc~~~ar~ere aod five grar.dchlldren and Surviving "" 'hl!r ~ .15 2.50 21.50 .65 28.80 3.80 , Jl:ulerD l.oeal 8. D. --·--· .20 Rafael, Calli., paid Washlnstln Robert E. Burri• I -·· · · . · three great-grandchildren. Curtis; twa dauct>ten, llrJ, 25.30 .65 .15 32.80 3.80 2.50 attorney and lobby!Jt \Vayne L Mr Al . •. 20, son of plans for hull to meet with F . dJ m call at til<' fu. Fonnl F Tucker Grllllme• Kelp Local s. D. ---.~- .20 · nd s. Ice .M. Grtmm Horton President Johnson Heath also nen ay e · · .· COLUMBIA ' Alexande< Local s. D. ___ .20 1.80 23.56 1.50 .6/l ,15 29.80 ~~m~y =~~ w~~-w~he ~:-·a~=':~ ~slg~ed Doc. will deliver the ~ocitdn Lectures neral home aflernooo .Iunday. ::.nd~~ LEBANON ~·j1 eovernment charee• th11t Baker 8 , c 1 ~ the lUst at Harvard. Uruver~lty · <K1 the . • . f ,15 2.00 21.50 .65 28.30 . _ Eutep~ l.ocal 8. D. •--· .20 , 8.80 used Bromley u a "funnel" to c:,vy Equipment Malnlenance subject ''Old World-New Hoi!· Sammy Spenr1 Balles, our 28.30 2.00 19.50 .65 .15 .Southom l.ocal s. D. ---- .20 ,, ,.1.80 obtain . money from private pany, C\1 Chi, Vleln~!D· · zons." ' Sammy-Spears, 13 died Wod· ... great LE'I'AAT • . . .65 .15 28.80 interest.a. 2.50 19.50 · SouthltD Local S. D. - - - .20 8.80 • ''REXS181.'' ••m?. u.' came Pw "'"' · t- .. paa,:. SOfp-ciiAIRS ·lAKER ·FURNITURE ·,el...;.: r'hl• 1 i "'-'t = Ann:!!..!! ll!r·j ,tattnc lARS OF TAXATION FOR 1966 !1 ..... to/ Tiial'" IConserv f~ H .l H H ' . •= '=.,Ia Gener::; .:e . .; :•·:-·w"'" ouvt ·~ ·, 8.00 21.50 .65 .ts 29.80 1.80 2.00 21.50 .65 .15 28.80 r.Jetp Local S. D. -~---- .29 .. 3.80 2.50 1.40 25.30 25.30 .65 4.00 .65 ,15 1.50 25.30 .65 25.30 s.ao 1.30 .20 3.80 .20 25.30 25.30 .65 8.20 .65 6.70 .65 8.80 2.50 25.30 .65 1.80 2.00 ,70 19.50 .lift Ealllrll 1.oca1 s. D. ··-·- .20 ... , a.80 OIIANilB · Ea1tem Local S. D. ---- .20· RUTI.ANJ) ' • Rullaad VUiai• ' . ~" .IALKII · '----C-- .20 . . · · r· 1.80 JP ~~~ .Local S. D. ---·-- .29 8.80 SALISBURY · · ." ' · Melp J!c1cal S. D. ·--~-- .20 , 3.80 .. ..J.!I!!i!lepon VUliro ·-"--· .20 l'omii'OY VW.,e · - - - - .20" · ICIPfO · · lleip Local s. D. ~.L. .20 . SUTTON ~~ ~I S. D. ·---· .20 . llelao VUlip ·--·-----· .20 . · Syneuse Vllfaro . . . . . .20 Sutto11. JlleliJ LoCal S. D .. 20 ·' • J ..... ; • ' 1.110 1.80 8.80 .70 2.00 19.50 19.50 25.30 - Baker received oeveral thousands of dollars in legal ftmer fees from Washington lawyer Ernest Tucker with whom he shared an office and a ! bank account. The money, the proSecution asserts, was never I reported by Baker on his income taJr returns. Ocmsionally. friends turn up wltb a "how's It going, Bobll.f.' · and his smile llght.a up. I . Talkl Willi Prell He talks to newsmen wlthoul embarrassment-some of UlOIIIl ll reporters wbo knew b1m as 82.80 .15 35.50 .15 · 31.80 . ,15 .15 31.40 33.50 87.00 .15 .15 32.80 28.80 ,15 ,15 33.50 29.50 .15 32.10 .15 8.50 .65 4.50 .65 .65 lblal eltli• tU:&~' Wblcb bave:lf,Ot been paid at tbe elose of each eolleetlon eam 1 pen· ~It, <II IOD W :""!DL Tuee mq 1W potd al tbo of!lee ol the county treasurer or br moll Ple~ _Fin• ~: lfll ~ net!tJt!· and If 1011 _PIJ by mail. be sure to loe~te 1our propertJ IJJ tutii'a diltttct aDd f!!pclo" aelf.addreued .envelope. ~IWIJI eumiDe your tu. •'*' ll·<ll'"'' 'to·Fe1ltllii-)l f 1167. :<• " .. ' Is no real sliver ID . It 18 an alloy and zinc. r , ·I , ..... '. ''OB :MEN ' . ' . ' !IOWAIUfE: ~ U~ Co.;,IJO 1,\;..ourer ' . • \-·~~··• and · •rMens 'Zip Uried Toppers . ' • .· . .. ... ' • ... $39.95 Rij. $4S.OO' .... $28.50 ' $37.5~ ~. "· Sale $31.88 Sale $33.88 Sale $21.88 S~le $28.88 ' . .. ····• Rtductd 20% · ~- Economize , ~ . Used Furn•ture ·Out:et S He reminisces alMJut another senator he knew-Jack Kennedy. He voice:a admiration for another senator, Carl Hayden-one of the . who were called by prosecution to show that none of PEOPbE FROM THE 3 COUNTY AREA CAME, LOOKED AND BOUGHT! 1·Lot Lacii.SHaH Size Dnssas •· l Price ' ' I, ·) .. ~ '.f .. ~- ' ' 1 LOT LADIES COATS ' . \ ·f .:·Rllludcl .. · ·.. · .. · · · .. 331% .,. ·- .. . -...... "'' '': • -~- ~ ' ,•. , ~·TED SWEATERS a11cl SKIRTS . ...~ ................ ·25% '' .. -. lllillts Suitt." .. .Reclucetl 20, 25, 331% oLauoch I ••• I •••• I I .. . . . . . _. . . . . l -,PRICE . I -. ,. HERE'S WHAT WE HAVE LEFT: 3.Used .Gas Ranges ·· · ·· · Now $25 ea. 3...Used Elec~ Ranges ···· · · · · $50 ea. 2·Used Rellullt Maytag ; . Wriager Washers · ·· ·· · · · $68 each 3 Place Gray Bedroom Suite With Spring and MaHress · · ·· $50 1 Uvl119 Room Suite · · · · · ·· · · ·· · ···· $2 5 10 Used Electric Refrigerators AB'WonJng Good .. s1s. to $69.95 5 Usetl Dla.ne s_.., All Nice $10 to $25 1 o.,Jy Utlity Clltlnet .... ·.. ·.. .. .. $5 .. 1 Usetl Mlytij Wringer Washer · • $45 . 2 To ChloH - Warm Mori!Jng HeaterS.-· Milst .. . 'These ,.. .fndEI~ric .' . " o o ' o o o I o 0 o o o " 0 o o ' Attwood said Sets. ,.; $25 .' . magazine will be sued al~~~=~~~b:reach of contract Pt a s~riaHzed in~::2; ! of the book by 01 Manchester before it · WITH COLD. WEATHER well ander ~.,.-,;1,& In Look Der Stem ~tall! iilJlitlY "'for. rellrlllg. Skin ~ the w~ ,_ · ·lit ilb~ •p)llltitlbb ~ nlchl lJ worth .,.. man · • aj> ill~<@ tlie tiill<tal moisture Ia !foe ' ro the for iblnst enporollen by lhe eream. Tit a "'()OI'Iad ttl30,0011 tlie result. ' · · ·· · ' all aerializatioo rl&hlJ. . I'll- m.ooo. j I. ,.' I '' i I .... en. ' ... ;.. ' ,. IN OU.R. • the trusted eonlldant of suco powerful Senate figures as Lyodon B. Johnson, the late . Robert ~err and George Smalh- 1 l.adlel ' - .... ·.. ··.. · Reduced 25% I ol the. •• Final Sale 1 Lat--Regt$.21.95.10 $65.00 --~ •.. ' ~- '' - ' OMit¢~-- U BAHR'S 1 LargiGtO" Ladles Dresses .. · Misses,. ~"·t flaH Sfzes Reduced 25% . : ,- '· . • sound news source when he ... .tba~ op •~ur pru!IOfly . Olfiee Bou,.._IUJO A.M to t :OO PM dallr :e~t I!Jillrday when.'11fflee -~ at Noon. :t'ax Books will open ~ember 20, 11166, ·. ~-,to . 1 Used Record Player ............ · · $25 -. . ·-' ' Several Used Beds .... · .. · .. .. $5 each 1 Gas Space Heater - Uke New, 70,000 BTU · ·· · $69.95 · Coil Springs ·.... ·.... · .. · .. .. .. $8 each ; 1 Book Case, Make Us AI Off• On ltl ... . , ctJ I Dining Room Suite, Ught Oak Mattnss · .... · .......... ·.. · $5 ' ' t ' I -l of a Sectional Uving Room •· $10~~· .u 1 Stoker·Matlc Hiller ........ $1 ;,.,,, ., · SoW new For $~00 ' 1 Ful Sl1ecl Slightly Uutl.Mattress ,;~" '" 1 o.ly... 1Sit 1 Used - ,......... .· . ~~ - o o • 0 o - o' • o o o I �• IN RMEW - - • \ '•' • • I •tl ' D ' Aff bl { ~Sia!wiiJ'n-SeDtlne1,Awi4111. J0. 1S, 11N17 Sti · apper' a ' e :::.J"!'!. ~ ~ ' ho!ol . . , ~~eaa ~ ·~ "' " . Futwe1Uflaen · ·, I Of Pomeroy Meet . 1-"'-IID · ,..,.. ,wltb Ids lamed ... lliCb-Pri""" llomollmto tile dll<uoabl ret• !rom ~f.... fi!Ome7, !dword Boo- ""lbo...,.. - . 1 dolo. R.u . 1ll;e I blorKUnd oto 11 1 ·J!IIO boy P'lolun ~ Ql ....,., , · • (1JPI) -Oaly Plck0111, S.C., il ¥1Jfbly rtlll ~ nell WUU11111, and lbo ll!ter'o • 1111 wife aay ·ot the llrlca Quopt"' ol P~ IIIII)J _ Cnrrill flalf l neod,y momU.I!I 00 ..., llclllby Blktr dapper• unruffled, all'lllole .fl&url ~t-lland lDIII, Bor11 It~ · 11., bot It 'I not Sdlool met 1'uooday 1n lbe Mn. 11. 8all. 111. hll ~· ~ Ill 1he Ol(clllll\'1 be wu ~!be& hi ,._ lo lbe pool lli!etz. boel. . obe ......,., Qlll t)l. "T btoory ol tile j<hool. A bqtl bus- mother II/ Mrs. l,aei Amilia"' liCinlla. Ht "-llpholtiiNd tbe Senate ·o.mo. ol Senate Dtmoeratio M<fftar1. .,.... Cola luat don't nat 1o ~~a her ,. 1na1 oea1011 was llelll .OQI!duct.. Ill H~. die<~ P'litl!lr .t- ~· ~ .~~~~ii-~ ~.,_ 'l'llelo daya. But when he lllilt GUt hlJ To lbo Jur1 and the ..poe~~- ihl'oulltl lloll." •ad by the prestd~. Jorco Ev· ,......,. Ill 1 lltlltillgkllt boo lbo public oarrtdlr clsarello and ~ ' to tho 1ton, he 1ppe.n oulwllldly An hlJ lin <lollclre llavloi 1 a : FoUawlnc a businell per. al. · =~~ courthouse, grab- courtroom, lla II tho clefolldllll 1<11m. 1be only nerv<IUI manner· li>ulb ~ limo? · Nol opeelally Iori, 1 mCJYie was shoJ"L I Funeral _,..., will be, """' llurvt ""'""'" 1:1ri\lf.!. IIIIIOke dUrtlol In a erlmJJial cue wbl<ll could 11m1 that oame to tho tllll'f..,. " 'nloy tmw wh 1• IOina :I dueled Monday at I p.m. II ..,.. . biJ trtallll <harp~ Hndlilm loprlaon ,.,..,..... ""'Wilen be OOCIIIooiUy .dtloont and Iiley Utile"': IWrahmontl, were eerved bf l llawllnp-Qioll. Fllleral "'-"'j m, 1l1om.u .. d. ~dorfttlt­ 1 'UIIon, lantny arid . Ao tho proaeeuUoo pi'MO!Itl !Jngen on tho -loble or oebool but .,,. tldl.., kind~ ~~••~~· Bby . Haw]Jy, iD . lolidill-'· 'a Je~~ I Ita ca.., llol>by dto 111111- lingers 1111 Up with llaad to chin. oilier ldds .. . · """""""· H.,es aDd SQste merJy UY1l<l. by the Reo. Jlmoo ' ~ 1 tt • ,.......,...., ' Mlclclloport, 0. / '":::~-=~·-="""~•~loo:IIC~bed=~at~tho~~de~l=enH:..:~ He bu ul lmplllively " tho · · ; Heatoll to BediY Stlv.,.., Donna A. Co1. B~al wUJ bll 18 ~ ~. Alan llld !arall ........... ;;;; 1~::":::! presented w. ""' lloll''o · he 1be lrlal! oSinltb, Mike Benll, Jewel Price, GloVe Comettry at Pomeror. R<loe•llle, and · ~ ~ ...., · • 11 who teotlflde tlull: "Gooclao 1111 but lbe-ilounl .., Keith Evans, Cl!tby , Vulll, Born April 21!, lltl:'l. ll!, Vll'dm, liff, Middleport. · ;c"o I "'-A group of CIIIICil'DII Jon&. And lilteD lf'O fiDiob 1n ' SuiBD Lytle, Jennifllr Bl&Qoloe, w., obe was a daUIII~ ot tho Tbo bodJ will he seD! te 0~ r ' . . uvl!IIJI and loon UOCUIIVO$ at court_ """'· we ,. 111 until ) Kay McGowan, Judy Smith, SU. tate E. C. and Elllabelh - · .W. lor ...,;.,.._, . . '" Ill PIII'IUID"I of in, ~ llo...., 1!1. l'rant, TroaJUnr ol llelp COWIIJ, Oblo, do berobJ hlJ ur&lng raised 1 1m111 of mldnilht ,.~ng over the day'• san Dt1on, Marie Smith, Nell and lived moot of iler life In ..... t .• I 11110,000 In eaah whldl they testimony and geiUIIi I'IOdy (Of wlo and Mill Heleo Smith, ad- Meigs Coonty. She wu 1110 wid- M411~ lJaila ·:~,~ . llva Do~ ~ llHt Dumber ol Yl1lll 10\VIed on oal!b, dollar of propert, olunrD OD llHt GeaO:.~f~;;ted•was goln1 to be the next. • makes lor a loog, 'visor. ' ow of Webb 0. Hall. PT. PLEAIIANT. - ,..AI tnl.%u P!<Pll~ of 1e11 filiate. l'tltlllc uutltJ and Penoao~ ProportJ Mid eownr dl to seven oenatora loog day. During the put fi•e • yean, opr\'lces <01' lln.ltl~ IIIIW. ~•.nd""!'a•lgnbouse IDI!Illber fur 11162 About ltlen, 1 Utile grey. Mrs. Hall had mado ...,. home U, Grlmml Wadlq, '1!111 ;llf for llHt.feoi' 11HIIIlJ u folloWs: . -., " fundi . halrrd lady puserby lnterrupto ' PLANS U.S. Vlsrt with Mrs. AmsbarJ 11 ID1 lteld toPy l&mdayl b! tho Om!r, el&bt lawmakers .. ta. to ask: "Whe"' do you get LONDON (UP!) -llrllsh Walhlogton Boulevord and wlfh Chapel all p.m. with tho ~W:r1. TOWNSIIIPS that Baker bad never - the Bobby Baker U T ad another daughter, Mrs. Mar· Bud Hatfield ·ofllclatlnl. liu!lll< . given them I penny Ia ., . a ve 0~ 1 lon ..10 er shaU Phillips, In Col•mbwl. SM will be In' lbo 'l'ucller eeone141Y ICHOOL DISTIUCTS • •' campaign eonlrlbullons. The lt'o right inside, maam," , Edward Heath will viSit the was a member of Central Chrl!· Mr.. S.llel dle4 '1\Mrldly ~ • • :~ ' • government eonlendt thol .Jia. Bobby Baker leU. ber with 1 IUnited States Feb. ~!0. It was. ban Cilurch In Huntington. Pleasant Valley ll'ollpltllt ea ' '· If • I ' I I I ker pocketed about of amile_ and geto read• to &o aMounced Saturday. He · wlU Additi al -~• inc!·~· ... AND COBPOBATIONS I ""''000 . id hi ' t lib U 'ted N Uo on ...,,.von ~ was • Ule1OQf .., . .,._._ , _,..., • • l ' 01 •• •• I the $100,0011 to lilore up his own IDS • msell. w Th 1 ;.. another daughter, Mrs. Hazel Grlmlns l.andJnc .-1 ·a Dlflll'> ' private bllllnesa ventures. ,. tary /ystote Dea •: • k : Grueser of Canton; a son, ber of the Oma (l(lapel EUBi BEDFORD 0 ~ a S Geonje C. Hall of ZanesvUie, church. . .65 ,15 · 31.116 -Businessmen Ill w Vegu, ASSIGNED TO POST lltl 0 · ", 1.50 25.30 CH~~kl.oecl S. D........:•.20 3.80 1 New York, l.oJ Angeles and San Army SpectaUst Fourth Cls•s : Mc~~~ar~ere aod five grar.dchlldren and Surviving "" 'hl!r ~ .15 2.50 21.50 .65 28.80 3.80 , Jl:ulerD l.oeal 8. D. --·--· .20 Rafael, Calli., paid Washlnstln Robert E. Burri• I -·· · · . · three great-grandchildren. Curtis; twa dauct>ten, llrJ, 25.30 .65 .15 32.80 3.80 2.50 attorney and lobby!Jt \Vayne L Mr Al . •. 20, son of plans for hull to meet with F . dJ m call at til<' fu. Fonnl F Tucker Grllllme• Kelp Local s. D. ---.~- .20 · nd s. Ice .M. Grtmm Horton President Johnson Heath also nen ay e · · .· COLUMBIA ' Alexande< Local s. D. ___ .20 1.80 23.56 1.50 .6/l ,15 29.80 ~~m~y =~~ w~~-w~he ~:-·a~=':~ ~slg~ed Doc. will deliver the ~ocitdn Lectures neral home aflernooo .Iunday. ::.nd~~ LEBANON ~·j1 eovernment charee• th11t Baker 8 , c 1 ~ the lUst at Harvard. Uruver~lty · <K1 the . • . f ,15 2.00 21.50 .65 28.30 . _ Eutep~ l.ocal 8. D. •--· .20 , 8.80 used Bromley u a "funnel" to c:,vy Equipment Malnlenance subject ''Old World-New Hoi!· Sammy Spenr1 Balles, our 28.30 2.00 19.50 .65 .15 .Southom l.ocal s. D. ---- .20 ,, ,.1.80 obtain . money from private pany, C\1 Chi, Vleln~!D· · zons." ' Sammy-Spears, 13 died Wod· ... great LE'I'AAT • . . .65 .15 28.80 interest.a. 2.50 19.50 · SouthltD Local S. D. - - - .20 8.80 • ''REXS181.'' ••m?. u.' came Pw "'"' · t- .. paa,:. SOfp-ciiAIRS ·lAKER ·FURNITURE ·,el...;.: r'hl• 1 i "'-'t = Ann:!!..!! ll!r·j ,tattnc lARS OF TAXATION FOR 1966 !1 ..... to/ Tiial'" IConserv f~ H .l H H ' . •= '=.,Ia Gener::; .:e . .; :•·:-·w"'" ouvt ·~ ·, 8.00 21.50 .65 .ts 29.80 1.80 2.00 21.50 .65 .15 28.80 r.Jetp Local S. D. -~---- .29 .. 3.80 2.50 1.40 25.30 25.30 .65 4.00 .65 ,15 1.50 25.30 .65 25.30 s.ao 1.30 .20 3.80 .20 25.30 25.30 .65 8.20 .65 6.70 .65 8.80 2.50 25.30 .65 1.80 2.00 ,70 19.50 .lift Ealllrll 1.oca1 s. D. ··-·- .20 ... , a.80 OIIANilB · Ea1tem Local S. D. ---- .20· RUTI.ANJ) ' • Rullaad VUiai• ' . ~" .IALKII · '----C-- .20 . . · · r· 1.80 JP ~~~ .Local S. D. ---·-- .29 8.80 SALISBURY · · ." ' · Melp J!c1cal S. D. ·--~-- .20 , 3.80 .. ..J.!I!!i!lepon VUliro ·-"--· .20 l'omii'OY VW.,e · - - - - .20" · ICIPfO · · lleip Local s. D. ~.L. .20 . SUTTON ~~ ~I S. D. ·---· .20 . llelao VUlip ·--·-----· .20 . · Syneuse Vllfaro . . . . . .20 Sutto11. JlleliJ LoCal S. D .. 20 ·' • J ..... ; • ' 1.110 1.80 8.80 .70 2.00 19.50 19.50 25.30 - Baker received oeveral thousands of dollars in legal ftmer fees from Washington lawyer Ernest Tucker with whom he shared an office and a ! bank account. The money, the proSecution asserts, was never I reported by Baker on his income taJr returns. Ocmsionally. friends turn up wltb a "how's It going, Bobll.f.' · and his smile llght.a up. I . Talkl Willi Prell He talks to newsmen wlthoul embarrassment-some of UlOIIIl ll reporters wbo knew b1m as 82.80 .15 35.50 .15 · 31.80 . ,15 .15 31.40 33.50 87.00 .15 .15 32.80 28.80 ,15 ,15 33.50 29.50 .15 32.10 .15 8.50 .65 4.50 .65 .65 lblal eltli• tU:&~' Wblcb bave:lf,Ot been paid at tbe elose of each eolleetlon eam 1 pen· ~It, <II IOD W :""!DL Tuee mq 1W potd al tbo of!lee ol the county treasurer or br moll Ple~ _Fin• ~: lfll ~ net!tJt!· and If 1011 _PIJ by mail. be sure to loe~te 1our propertJ IJJ tutii'a diltttct aDd f!!pclo" aelf.addreued .envelope. ~IWIJI eumiDe your tu. •'*' ll·<ll'"'' 'to·Fe1ltllii-)l f 1167. :<• " .. ' Is no real sliver ID . It 18 an alloy and zinc. r , ·I , ..... '. ''OB :MEN ' . ' . ' !IOWAIUfE: ~ U~ Co.;,IJO 1,\;..ourer ' . • \-·~~··• and · •rMens 'Zip Uried Toppers . ' • .· . .. ... ' • ... $39.95 Rij. $4S.OO' .... $28.50 ' $37.5~ ~. "· Sale $31.88 Sale $33.88 Sale $21.88 S~le $28.88 ' . .. ····• Rtductd 20% · ~- Economize , ~ . Used Furn•ture ·Out:et S He reminisces alMJut another senator he knew-Jack Kennedy. He voice:a admiration for another senator, Carl Hayden-one of the . who were called by prosecution to show that none of PEOPbE FROM THE 3 COUNTY AREA CAME, LOOKED AND BOUGHT! 1·Lot Lacii.SHaH Size Dnssas •· l Price ' ' I, ·) .. ~ '.f .. ~- ' ' 1 LOT LADIES COATS ' . \ ·f .:·Rllludcl .. · ·.. · .. · · · .. 331% .,. ·- .. . -...... "'' '': • -~- ~ ' ,•. , ~·TED SWEATERS a11cl SKIRTS . ...~ ................ ·25% '' .. -. lllillts Suitt." .. .Reclucetl 20, 25, 331% oLauoch I ••• I •••• I I .. . . . . . _. . . . . l -,PRICE . I -. ,. HERE'S WHAT WE HAVE LEFT: 3.Used .Gas Ranges ·· · ·· · Now $25 ea. 3...Used Elec~ Ranges ···· · · · · $50 ea. 2·Used Rellullt Maytag ; . Wriager Washers · ·· ·· · · · $68 each 3 Place Gray Bedroom Suite With Spring and MaHress · · ·· $50 1 Uvl119 Room Suite · · · · · ·· · · ·· · ···· $2 5 10 Used Electric Refrigerators AB'WonJng Good .. s1s. to $69.95 5 Usetl Dla.ne s_.., All Nice $10 to $25 1 o.,Jy Utlity Clltlnet .... ·.. ·.. .. .. $5 .. 1 Usetl Mlytij Wringer Washer · • $45 . 2 To ChloH - Warm Mori!Jng HeaterS.-· Milst .. . 'These ,.. .fndEI~ric .' . " o o ' o o o I o 0 o o o " 0 o o ' Attwood said Sets. ,.; $25 .' . magazine will be sued al~~~=~~~b:reach of contract Pt a s~riaHzed in~::2; ! of the book by 01 Manchester before it · WITH COLD. WEATHER well ander ~.,.-,;1,& In Look Der Stem ~tall! iilJlitlY "'for. rellrlllg. Skin ~ the w~ ,_ · ·lit ilb~ •p)llltitlbb ~ nlchl lJ worth .,.. man · • aj> ill~<@ tlie tiill<tal moisture Ia !foe ' ro the for iblnst enporollen by lhe eream. Tit a "'()OI'Iad ttl30,0011 tlie result. ' · · ·· · ' all aerializatioo rl&hlJ. . I'll- m.ooo. j I. ,.' I '' i I .... en. ' ... ;.. ' ,. IN OU.R. • the trusted eonlldant of suco powerful Senate figures as Lyodon B. Johnson, the late . Robert ~err and George Smalh- 1 l.adlel ' - .... ·.. ··.. · Reduced 25% I ol the. •• Final Sale 1 Lat--Regt$.21.95.10 $65.00 --~ •.. ' ~- '' - ' OMit¢~-- U BAHR'S 1 LargiGtO" Ladles Dresses .. · Misses,. ~"·t flaH Sfzes Reduced 25% . : ,- '· . • sound news source when he ... .tba~ op •~ur pru!IOfly . Olfiee Bou,.._IUJO A.M to t :OO PM dallr :e~t I!Jillrday when.'11fflee -~ at Noon. :t'ax Books will open ~ember 20, 11166, ·. ~-,to . 1 Used Record Player ............ · · $25 -. . ·-' ' Several Used Beds .... · .. · .. .. $5 each 1 Gas Space Heater - Uke New, 70,000 BTU · ·· · $69.95 · Coil Springs ·.... ·.... · .. · .. .. .. $8 each ; 1 Book Case, Make Us AI Off• On ltl ... . , ctJ I Dining Room Suite, Ught Oak Mattnss · .... · .......... ·.. · $5 ' ' t ' I -l of a Sectional Uving Room •· $10~~· .u 1 Stoker·Matlc Hiller ........ $1 ;,.,,, ., · SoW new For $~00 ' 1 Ful Sl1ecl Slightly Uutl.Mattress ,;~" '" 1 o.ly... 1Sit 1 Used - ,......... .· . ~~ - o o • 0 o - o' • o o o I �' r .j • ' . 1 • SUNDAY • . • • sto ' ., u. -' -- ~. ---- -· .. ,. • ( .. , ld ow ~ • a • e~ ' •• ' - ' t ~Jive to to4iHII II, . . . . , .,0,: eaald ~. if,: IIIII . . . ....... ,, . bill ....,. liMP 11!1· -~ . -. 'lbln II ltml' ojjpajdllca·.to 6nlnl !!IDe II! 1bo 1111eiC1 ,. Glllla - , lljlldalo :IJ Ia our llll'll ConimaldiiiL· Nre l!lo .II. 111n111 llllllmont tor l'I!M 111 oar ..... IDd cl~et ~ -.more of l!>i folb wbo 1111111 oijuit lbolr llv• to West Vlqlllla • IUD ~ 'l'bat lll.llte 1llree JWI 1110 went 011 Slltbll.'l'!Dio. Lui weelt lbo Oblo Fal'lll llure4u, ~ flleiiDI ill . rurl1 • • llll!'lhalltd up lbo IIIDdl!ll lllW'IIIIII ~ lloldll!l . to StiDdard 'l1me. '. .•• ' : , - ·Frank Robl111011, the Arne~ valuable player -Dd Triple Crown wi!l•notit on eatjmlted '100,000 eontract witll am.c. *" (UP!) AI lot ..,...lve~,; .,a ~ llve -with 6 or '1'111\1· Willie~ ll!e .... It deeldo, f .. source of for aU tSt" !J i , ' ~~.o,1 1::1L : LBJ Charts Course of .: ~~U. ' <!i>ntlnue," :carlno. P~sl:~~ The said Lyndoa B. Jol\nNow, in bil fourth Stele of the 1.(1jipn ';f~sspge, !he tlleme was: "Let us """i•t ' '· I!Qrlln ll!ne-· iliA. oleJ>-up on on, to persist, In otntna, we to retreat In lbo •tnlftlt to persevere In lbo Great Soclelf. · &co! ol<""'staoles, and, Indeed, 'the whole "nls cos~ hOwever, Is going to escalate ~~Df .libe President's address was one · on the one hand 1n the form of a 1 per ofaalllr~: detorrillnetlnD rather than, as In cent llll'dlarg~ 00 private l!ld corporate the paot, glo\'Jing optimism. Wblle he did lne'Ome tuea, on tile othM' In an lnereaBe lift, ~ujtp, c:a)l for blood, .oweat and tears In Socl&l Socurlty payments oDd ...., pr<>dn 'ihe' JjlrP':ot the American people, he grams ~pins\ sucb enemies as crime and 111a· ask' lbr !iteater palleoce, trust and suJ>pollution. • · port ill .P,'I!"")I of . the nation's goals, bolb 11 Is a lime of testing for the nation, tho ~,e~nt~~M forelill. . Pruldent said But every year Is such a t ~I!W YfMS aro, war domlnlled I h o ·time. In the faee of V!elnam, In the face P.~lde~l~hm•••aae - but It was a wu · ol .a buoyant Republican party and a lea on poverty whose goal, he annoWlced. was compliant Congreso~ In tile lace of a n.. nothing Ieos than total victory. Tod&J, It tlonal ffi'lllcl at the polls next year, 1867 lt"i Nil ft< that al>lorl>l our nation'• enwoulcl oeem to j)IOIIIilo to he as much a ...,, .• , ' '" Ume of t11ttna for LBJ as aDJODO eloe. -~Wt ;e~ ' ago, Vietnam was 1 omall. Soulbeutem Oblo, and eopeclallJ tilt dCJud·'olf'the ~orQcln. Today, Dol Ol1ly II people Ill GaU!a l!ld Metal Count101, both ~dtory· •fll Illat war IIIII not In sight :~ · fraaltiOnaUy Repullllcan, apeel these 11lil">ilift'easiDg deml!lds on the econo~ · •. iiiQ '!>'.founder the divided Denlocra!l ~~~~~~ put lit jlojlardy the very prosecution of !Jtt· .•·W "pre!ldeot. · ' J otllor.-·wa,. .· A ·new and warier . ~ """:·"'AI!of·W ~ tile ~ .party to wiH 18111o11blodly demand lbot u rq·:v··~ "ddl' ~ltt'gllftnl • ln Ill .,....., '!', w-.t t , ~ are needed abroad, at leut ·of ..·•• uftlli!4'1ronl"en 111e lllldJUIUii. ·The 'coun- , · tli~ · ~ the P,resJde¢ caUJ for ' atb'"' ' lt7"Wiif•lll· ~ ~ It's up to the ~~ ~iW!tchfd from bu!tar to olt!OI!IIIi1 · GOP 10 61re1'1lilllt,J ··"·. . " · . , '!7''•!:r •• · · ··: · <·~o pOrilst implies Venezuela , the Right To Guide btins' S1111mitt • .. Have We Made Ourselves Clear? · ·. BaYO Wo Editorial t1l ; 110nls lbon an ullel'llon that the currtDI •Words< ~ they're wonderlul. , ·•loWdown In tile 1001101117 doel not rule -Uoed by •.cperll, IIIey can eome out 10 out a tu lncre. ..' ' simply, .. clearly, .0 arlloulate lbot their When a speaker hU ospreued IIIDuell meanln1 II unmlsllksble. . 10 ably lbat It llbl an editorial fooiDote Used by olhera Juot ·as upert, tbejr cBD ID Jive JOU a due to what he oald, IDd he 10 • .,.. 10 obtuse, 10 clmlltouo .lbot bla buddlea ha•e to warn 7'"' not to even they oucces'lluUy luD up whatev" llltflllo · 117 tD undentiDd It - weD, thll 111)1' hU Ina the genius who wed them mJaht have · ' lilt the oblulcatory Jackjlot! had to conv•t If he hadn't used them InNO!', let'• see. "Obfuscatory" otead of words which would have tipped ..... off_....... ..,..~ to ~)I·' ~ was reeu, · .saymg. • Michigan Drops Beauti.ful Later - ••• _ This art ~ of frank and honest double • talk i\ "\ its bet with public offielilla and 'lllere .are a •.ne~J of WIJI a lad1 <BD others have frequent occlslon to w~g- , man . tea attr~. gle off a •o• spot. They lnclud~ stretcll pants or abort, A f~ir example of how a real pro can llbort lhorts that are overotuffed . . . . . . a himcllea sticky situation like thiS was of. · cigarette dangling from the Ups .. " JSI' fered. t'ecently when Treasury Se<retary 1$, 8ft10901118 malt&-up . . . . high-pitched ll~iui' If. Fowler addressed the U. S. shrleka aDJl cackles from •too many Mar· ~.vings and i.van League In New Yorlt. IlDia .. .... far • out balrdoe or .. weirdo Fowler w.lS letting bls audience in ort Olollte!. the goals of U S. fiscal policy in 19117. And But lor guaranleed ottjlin on feminine he~ g~v~ it ro tllem straight and ~. IJ9. allUre fllU JUII can't but th8 &!~"" o14.. pun c~ •• pu!lecl, when he said: . IJ8Ir curlor - wllh or jjfthoi)f ''thOse quaint "Althougb specific measures can help oover!Dg capo, willdl cab deglamorJ., achl"'e these results, the most fruitful ap1111 pi Ill by themoelveo. . ., , proach would seem to be to sbifl the mix · .Just why the ~ ve , wjlljp& lo : aJ>of, policy -so as to permit some ealinc of· pear 'Ill public JoOlolng ...fike lhll •lw be1ond monetary policy." lhe comprehenaioa ol mera man. How's that for a stunner? But !hero may be a clue In the atory of Here was something the man on the the bride wllo JlbOWed ' · ·' '!or wedding street could dig. But just In caoe he ""uldwtlb ber heir In r ',' . liJe wir. service carrying the story "What on earth7" gupecl ber bfldu. , . 1\\ed: maid. " When government officials talk about· "Well, for heaven'• like," replied the shlhlllg the mix of policy, tlley generally bride, "don't ,... tblnt I Willi to look mJ mean' either raising tate!, cutting ladera! best for the wedding recepllon?" Sll!ldilll or both. Sourcea close to Fowier .ADd that, II ol what C4QUoned against more lioto bls · mates the 10 r_T nenell rurl.l!.· 0~-~~~~ SU~NY ~ aueBA THE Bils PRIVER c:At.~S OUT ·u.e • ' Rt/N ..... Plfl)tQIIO"'" 'IMPLENur COMIN!!i u.,..... P:::-:=!!!~ ~ I'Qil MDRI5M£ J,~;-~ SIW) /WI(JIA• .. •/ Iii! EACI-I AND MR:Y'STOP ~D~!N WME... • ,· • ( • I I �' r .j • ' . 1 • SUNDAY • . • • sto ' ., u. -' -- ~. ---- -· .. ,. • ( .. , ld ow ~ • a • e~ ' •• ' - ' t ~Jive to to4iHII II, . . . . , .,0,: eaald ~. if,: IIIII . . . ....... ,, . bill ....,. liMP 11!1· -~ . -. 'lbln II ltml' ojjpajdllca·.to 6nlnl !!IDe II! 1bo 1111eiC1 ,. Glllla - , lljlldalo :IJ Ia our llll'll ConimaldiiiL· Nre l!lo .II. 111n111 llllllmont tor l'I!M 111 oar ..... IDd cl~et ~ -.more of l!>i folb wbo 1111111 oijuit lbolr llv• to West Vlqlllla • IUD ~ 'l'bat lll.llte 1llree JWI 1110 went 011 Slltbll.'l'!Dio. Lui weelt lbo Oblo Fal'lll llure4u, ~ flleiiDI ill . rurl1 • • llll!'lhalltd up lbo IIIDdl!ll lllW'IIIIII ~ lloldll!l . to StiDdard 'l1me. '. .•• ' : , - ·Frank Robl111011, the Arne~ valuable player -Dd Triple Crown wi!l•notit on eatjmlted '100,000 eontract witll am.c. *" (UP!) AI lot ..,...lve~,; .,a ~ llve -with 6 or '1'111\1· Willie~ ll!e .... It deeldo, f .. source of for aU tSt" !J i , ' ~~.o,1 1::1L : LBJ Charts Course of .: ~~U. ' <!i>ntlnue," :carlno. P~sl:~~ The said Lyndoa B. Jol\nNow, in bil fourth Stele of the 1.(1jipn ';f~sspge, !he tlleme was: "Let us """i•t ' '· I!Qrlln ll!ne-· iliA. oleJ>-up on on, to persist, In otntna, we to retreat In lbo •tnlftlt to persevere In lbo Great Soclelf. · &co! ol<""'staoles, and, Indeed, 'the whole "nls cos~ hOwever, Is going to escalate ~~Df .libe President's address was one · on the one hand 1n the form of a 1 per ofaalllr~: detorrillnetlnD rather than, as In cent llll'dlarg~ 00 private l!ld corporate the paot, glo\'Jing optimism. Wblle he did lne'Ome tuea, on tile othM' In an lnereaBe lift, ~ujtp, c:a)l for blood, .oweat and tears In Socl&l Socurlty payments oDd ...., pr<>dn 'ihe' JjlrP':ot the American people, he grams ~pins\ sucb enemies as crime and 111a· ask' lbr !iteater palleoce, trust and suJ>pollution. • · port ill .P,'I!"")I of . the nation's goals, bolb 11 Is a lime of testing for the nation, tho ~,e~nt~~M forelill. . Pruldent said But every year Is such a t ~I!W YfMS aro, war domlnlled I h o ·time. In the faee of V!elnam, In the face P.~lde~l~hm•••aae - but It was a wu · ol .a buoyant Republican party and a lea on poverty whose goal, he annoWlced. was compliant Congreso~ In tile lace of a n.. nothing Ieos than total victory. Tod&J, It tlonal ffi'lllcl at the polls next year, 1867 lt"i Nil ft< that al>lorl>l our nation'• enwoulcl oeem to j)IOIIIilo to he as much a ...,, .• , ' '" Ume of t11ttna for LBJ as aDJODO eloe. -~Wt ;e~ ' ago, Vietnam was 1 omall. Soulbeutem Oblo, and eopeclallJ tilt dCJud·'olf'the ~orQcln. Today, Dol Ol1ly II people Ill GaU!a l!ld Metal Count101, both ~dtory· •fll Illat war IIIII not In sight :~ · fraaltiOnaUy Repullllcan, apeel these 11lil">ilift'easiDg deml!lds on the econo~ · •. iiiQ '!>'.founder the divided Denlocra!l ~~~~~~ put lit jlojlardy the very prosecution of !Jtt· .•·W "pre!ldeot. · ' J otllor.-·wa,. .· A ·new and warier . ~ """:·"'AI!of·W ~ tile ~ .party to wiH 18111o11blodly demand lbot u rq·:v··~ "ddl' ~ltt'gllftnl • ln Ill .,....., '!', w-.t t , ~ are needed abroad, at leut ·of ..·•• uftlli!4'1ronl"en 111e lllldJUIUii. ·The 'coun- , · tli~ · ~ the P,resJde¢ caUJ for ' atb'"' ' lt7"Wiif•lll· ~ ~ It's up to the ~~ ~iW!tchfd from bu!tar to olt!OI!IIIi1 · GOP 10 61re1'1lilllt,J ··"·. . " · . , '!7''•!:r •• · · ··: · <·~o pOrilst implies Venezuela , the Right To Guide btins' S1111mitt • .. Have We Made Ourselves Clear? · ·. BaYO Wo Editorial t1l ; 110nls lbon an ullel'llon that the currtDI •Words< ~ they're wonderlul. , ·•loWdown In tile 1001101117 doel not rule -Uoed by •.cperll, IIIey can eome out 10 out a tu lncre. ..' ' simply, .. clearly, .0 arlloulate lbot their When a speaker hU ospreued IIIDuell meanln1 II unmlsllksble. . 10 ably lbat It llbl an editorial fooiDote Used by olhera Juot ·as upert, tbejr cBD ID Jive JOU a due to what he oald, IDd he 10 • .,.. 10 obtuse, 10 clmlltouo .lbot bla buddlea ha•e to warn 7'"' not to even they oucces'lluUy luD up whatev" llltflllo · 117 tD undentiDd It - weD, thll 111)1' hU Ina the genius who wed them mJaht have · ' lilt the oblulcatory Jackjlot! had to conv•t If he hadn't used them InNO!', let'• see. "Obfuscatory" otead of words which would have tipped ..... off_....... ..,..~ to ~)I·' ~ was reeu, · .saymg. • Michigan Drops Beauti.ful Later - ••• _ This art ~ of frank and honest double • talk i\ "\ its bet with public offielilla and 'lllere .are a •.ne~J of WIJI a lad1 <BD others have frequent occlslon to w~g- , man . tea attr~. gle off a •o• spot. They lnclud~ stretcll pants or abort, A f~ir example of how a real pro can llbort lhorts that are overotuffed . . . . . . a himcllea sticky situation like thiS was of. · cigarette dangling from the Ups .. " JSI' fered. t'ecently when Treasury Se<retary 1$, 8ft10901118 malt&-up . . . . high-pitched ll~iui' If. Fowler addressed the U. S. shrleka aDJl cackles from •too many Mar· ~.vings and i.van League In New Yorlt. IlDia .. .... far • out balrdoe or .. weirdo Fowler w.lS letting bls audience in ort Olollte!. the goals of U S. fiscal policy in 19117. And But lor guaranleed ottjlin on feminine he~ g~v~ it ro tllem straight and ~. IJ9. allUre fllU JUII can't but th8 &!~"" o14.. pun c~ •• pu!lecl, when he said: . IJ8Ir curlor - wllh or jjfthoi)f ''thOse quaint "Althougb specific measures can help oover!Dg capo, willdl cab deglamorJ., achl"'e these results, the most fruitful ap1111 pi Ill by themoelveo. . ., , proach would seem to be to sbifl the mix · .Just why the ~ ve , wjlljp& lo : aJ>of, policy -so as to permit some ealinc of· pear 'Ill public JoOlolng ...fike lhll •lw be1ond monetary policy." lhe comprehenaioa ol mera man. How's that for a stunner? But !hero may be a clue In the atory of Here was something the man on the the bride wllo JlbOWed ' · ·' '!or wedding street could dig. But just In caoe he ""uldwtlb ber heir In r ',' . liJe wir. service carrying the story "What on earth7" gupecl ber bfldu. , . 1\\ed: maid. " When government officials talk about· "Well, for heaven'• like," replied the shlhlllg the mix of policy, tlley generally bride, "don't ,... tblnt I Willi to look mJ mean' either raising tate!, cutting ladera! best for the wedding recepllon?" Sll!ldilll or both. Sourcea close to Fowier .ADd that, II ol what C4QUoned against more lioto bls · mates the 10 r_T nenell rurl.l!.· 0~-~~~~ SU~NY ~ aueBA THE Bils PRIVER c:At.~S OUT ·u.e • ' Rt/N ..... Plfl)tQIIO"'" 'IMPLENur COMIN!!i u.,..... P:::-:=!!!~ ~ I'Qil MDRI5M£ J,~;-~ SIW) /WI(JIA• .. •/ Iii! EACI-I AND MR:Y'STOP ~D~!N WME... • ,· • ( • I I �• • • • -Crown ~ . , . . '' •• I ' ~ l ' ' • ' 5 . . .. :JC . J ac ets ... ... t . Qi .. a Hounds Win Fifth Straight, 72-55 'Highlanders In ··· Easy 76·4~ Win _'!f'• wlauinlllnli of the up- the evtlliJii, toot the llld lor ,_..,, II taet. lloMd II If 11J . - , WIIIIIJ polall oallft 1"!"*f 1111114 Pomeroy Plllllllra lrBepa wHb aballt a1J: mflwtoll It eould lllllt CODirOI II llllllnt 11114 pia ud t1111t f r n ...... :'!!\! 10 to Wlu Prlday Digbl ~ 'Iller Nftl4i!l._ ID 1111 tblrd qutrter. (lltlod II)' jllmplnC lo a lW a llnwa. Rn!e L11M Wlawlll " ' IIIII 1111 • ..., bumped !HI el Neleo& Pbcde'o 8001'li!C lpree mld- ftllllll altar ~" .... wHb 1l 111111 Doll Duut.- 11M *-'1111 Clll . · ·• • • wa,v lhnlllb tbe per1oc1, .pan.. 1111 "' am Moore Rllll 11a11 wu. 1111 ta doollll• llluN M 11. n euAITIIII Olldl lob Sllllkey's GI'Q'o od tbe IICIIIDds 1o a eombiable Ill wttk lbaill ~~ mllWI WI. • ...,. lbe 11 JIGIDI ,.:fill• ........, .. .... ·u·-., • II dauble4rollble Ill llltlr .,.. lead by 1111 cioN of t b • !Wioa.W., ......... llcuDeld '- al PIDcUt ... u ' .... lfllllb\'llla .... :.•.•: 1•• 0 71 bome elided the Pllllhen' tl!lrd petlod. Palldl:e lOt lllDe blek wltb tbrtt bueUCI by PaJ1o IQtll 111111 ,.. · ...,... JQI+ .,. ~ · .b-q o1 live ....._. poiDis Ill quarter. Clft, pd ltd l'-ll II lbl cloM ludr Blrold ud Olrrlpl II. lwllbtr ...._II, \lldfalf 1 wiDriiiiC . of lbl lint • lilt far II tedl. a-t, Lccm ......_~, Moen lin tlclorltl wltb a ~ Tbe GnfbauDcll, wllb P111CJIIItW. '1'he ....... - t-4 II 1-7, Wb1Je7 I• I Ill'. . . ..-! dloplq,lllld ..u atlll rilllllnllh4 cords.,_ of 1111. 8IIIOAL plat an4"' -.n lilt t-1-1.~11. ldbd lbllr wlallrlat to 11ft. IIPeull1 Ill lbe tourtb .,..ner, ODd qlllfllr, 11J 1W0 10 '1M' aa llbly 17 af 17 lboll from tilt . 1711 ~ bid lid lf4 II tbe lboa praclleaUy rao nay Ia poiDit, ud - ID fl'llult lleld far • per cent. Lo8ID pall. Carrlaa ~10, Ji'4Dinl: llllarmlltloll. lbe fiDII ei&bl miDuleL at ba11t1me 111tr 1W0 e1u1r111 ed down IS a1 Poaleroy'a :H W. Harold ~lt ''P-a• NtllOavlllt. paced 111 I b e The n.c.i 11 ml'"lllt Ill the 111 Wbal8j' broke 1 lie. nboo•nds. • 1l I II, 1:\11111 t-+-a, IIIII ol bill '1'1111 Pill- , _ bowtvtr, - a ..._ or Tbe Panlberl al Colcb 1\1111 '1'hl Pomeroy !teoervao lllf· bud I J I, CobeDT e L T oa1rt, who lltlltd II mark«a for a dlfleiW aolar. . ~ were. 1of1*1 Ill leOI'Ial find a ._. dlfeet In lbt I"' 1111 11';:-H. ~ · , Mli'j& ;,!: i I Om - f» llalf-- ,_.,ltd .... If.. • . . j t I l Hasklll T.,....s st.l ' · . · CLEARANCE( =~ ::. : Open Fr. Eve 11118 Now ill progteu II! Uta btl Rm1 Haskins 'Tanner. You:faJl ~:'~~ apparel 'Nltll stocks of men ~ . ad Buy now 'I~ 11vtl ' a lot of winter ,~. .....,·.,.. . . . . - .... 1 OUR CO"'""'' "''-"' vr MENS $UilS ' : Now you <:111 ~ooaa== ·.ftOm g~;:fl:fta~ f!J~ •s, " Reg. '39 9$ SUIT,$ . . shlou.able men s . . od Is. AU ilzesl stylea In 2 or 8 bu -~ e • ·. I ' I I I . 0 . ' , ~ ', ' .. Aii ~ ,,,.,L.1 ' .•"""' •, Reg. sss.OO ~·· S • .43~o. ,a~:•s9.9~:sun~ ·4~.86 .· Reg. •7S.od,utTS • ~59.86 , .. ' • u.. our (:lllr~ ~ul!ellt,l.ay~ ~~~~ • · USED CAR'S ••" JANUARY SPECIALS . Next bes~ thing to a - . ~; ,, Trldel• Are Crewtllng Us For Spice, U. lestluys Are Here At the "--th Clolllalol. new ' .,..., 'l ,. j~· WOULD YOU BELIEVE . 64 Ford 2 Dr. Custo11 500 · ··: $1p9S •• I ttL ltd. Tnna. Badlo llld beater. WJIIW .~ •••• ·' 62 ...,. 4 Dr. . . . 500 .... $691 I eyl. AIIIO. TnDI. Radio IDd beater. , . _ ~ 1111- WllfW 'nHL . •'rl , the 'time a..• ·ws ' ' 66 CaciiiiiC.H.T. Sedan j)e VIlle- $5200 )ower ....,......_, plus ~ Cobtrol aJNoe. ' .....,.., 1 oww lleW Cadllllc trade. tarqaolat wltll 1»t lin I'IMI'IIro ·N . ' ' 'J nO . TAICI YOUR PICK $19UO tso.OO Dnn ,.., ..... 1'111' Wnll i8 FOlD 2 DOOR HA'D TOP ' 8 ql Allto. TnU. Radio .... ih~ler. . "> ·~· OUR COMPLETE op1ratloo noto located in our new THISI CARS RUN GOOD "• ,. .. modem gaf'dll• tmd salet1"00111 al 816 · 321 E. ,~ Malll St., Pome•Oll• Ph. 992-2126 . ··.'J.li ,: , . ,' --. ... ' ' ' .,..,._ .• ' lAIM~ .Uiis ''•.• r.·· ·•. ......,.... ~· t-. '" : "· .PIQFI " .. 1 'l" i ., ,, ·.. ,;)') �• • • • -Crown ~ . , . . '' •• I ' ~ l ' ' • ' 5 . . .. :JC . J ac ets ... ... t . Qi .. a Hounds Win Fifth Straight, 72-55 'Highlanders In ··· Easy 76·4~ Win _'!f'• wlauinlllnli of the up- the evtlliJii, toot the llld lor ,_..,, II taet. lloMd II If 11J . - , WIIIIIJ polall oallft 1"!"*f 1111114 Pomeroy Plllllllra lrBepa wHb aballt a1J: mflwtoll It eould lllllt CODirOI II llllllnt 11114 pia ud t1111t f r n ...... :'!!\! 10 to Wlu Prlday Digbl ~ 'Iller Nftl4i!l._ ID 1111 tblrd qutrter. (lltlod II)' jllmplnC lo a lW a llnwa. Rn!e L11M Wlawlll " ' IIIII 1111 • ..., bumped !HI el Neleo& Pbcde'o 8001'li!C lpree mld- ftllllll altar ~" .... wHb 1l 111111 Doll Duut.- 11M *-'1111 Clll . · ·• • • wa,v lhnlllb tbe per1oc1, .pan.. 1111 "' am Moore Rllll 11a11 wu. 1111 ta doollll• llluN M 11. n euAITIIII Olldl lob Sllllkey's GI'Q'o od tbe IICIIIDds 1o a eombiable Ill wttk lbaill ~~ mllWI WI. • ...,. lbe 11 JIGIDI ,.:fill• ........, .. .... ·u·-., • II dauble4rollble Ill llltlr .,.. lead by 1111 cioN of t b • !Wioa.W., ......... llcuDeld '- al PIDcUt ... u ' .... lfllllb\'llla .... :.•.•: 1•• 0 71 bome elided the Pllllhen' tl!lrd petlod. Palldl:e lOt lllDe blek wltb tbrtt bueUCI by PaJ1o IQtll 111111 ,.. · ...,... JQI+ .,. ~ · .b-q o1 live ....._. poiDis Ill quarter. Clft, pd ltd l'-ll II lbl cloM ludr Blrold ud Olrrlpl II. lwllbtr ...._II, \lldfalf 1 wiDriiiiC . of lbl lint • lilt far II tedl. a-t, Lccm ......_~, Moen lin tlclorltl wltb a ~ Tbe GnfbauDcll, wllb P111CJIIItW. '1'he ....... - t-4 II 1-7, Wb1Je7 I• I Ill'. . . ..-! dloplq,lllld ..u atlll rilllllnllh4 cords.,_ of 1111. 8IIIOAL plat an4"' -.n lilt t-1-1.~11. ldbd lbllr wlallrlat to 11ft. IIPeull1 Ill lbe tourtb .,..ner, ODd qlllfllr, 11J 1W0 10 '1M' aa llbly 17 af 17 lboll from tilt . 1711 ~ bid lid lf4 II tbe lboa praclleaUy rao nay Ia poiDit, ud - ID fl'llult lleld far • per cent. Lo8ID pall. Carrlaa ~10, Ji'4Dinl: llllarmlltloll. lbe fiDII ei&bl miDuleL at ba11t1me 111tr 1W0 e1u1r111 ed down IS a1 Poaleroy'a :H W. Harold ~lt ''P-a• NtllOavlllt. paced 111 I b e The n.c.i 11 ml'"lllt Ill the 111 Wbal8j' broke 1 lie. nboo•nds. • 1l I II, 1:\11111 t-+-a, IIIII ol bill '1'1111 Pill- , _ bowtvtr, - a ..._ or Tbe Panlberl al Colcb 1\1111 '1'hl Pomeroy !teoervao lllf· bud I J I, CobeDT e L T oa1rt, who lltlltd II mark«a for a dlfleiW aolar. . ~ were. 1of1*1 Ill leOI'Ial find a ._. dlfeet In lbt I"' 1111 11';:-H. ~ · , Mli'j& ;,!: i I Om - f» llalf-- ,_.,ltd .... If.. • . . j t I l Hasklll T.,....s st.l ' · . · CLEARANCE( =~ ::. : Open Fr. Eve 11118 Now ill progteu II! Uta btl Rm1 Haskins 'Tanner. You:faJl ~:'~~ apparel 'Nltll stocks of men ~ . ad Buy now 'I~ 11vtl ' a lot of winter ,~. .....,·.,.. . . . . - .... 1 OUR CO"'""'' "''-"' vr MENS $UilS ' : Now you <:111 ~ooaa== ·.ftOm g~;:fl:fta~ f!J~ •s, " Reg. '39 9$ SUIT,$ . . shlou.able men s . . od Is. AU ilzesl stylea In 2 or 8 bu -~ e • ·. I ' I I I . 0 . ' , ~ ', ' .. Aii ~ ,,,.,L.1 ' .•"""' •, Reg. sss.OO ~·· S • .43~o. ,a~:•s9.9~:sun~ ·4~.86 .· Reg. •7S.od,utTS • ~59.86 , .. ' • u.. our (:lllr~ ~ul!ellt,l.ay~ ~~~~ • · USED CAR'S ••" JANUARY SPECIALS . Next bes~ thing to a - . ~; ,, Trldel• Are Crewtllng Us For Spice, U. lestluys Are Here At the "--th Clolllalol. new ' .,..., 'l ,. j~· WOULD YOU BELIEVE . 64 Ford 2 Dr. Custo11 500 · ··: $1p9S •• I ttL ltd. Tnna. Badlo llld beater. WJIIW .~ •••• ·' 62 ...,. 4 Dr. . . . 500 .... $691 I eyl. AIIIO. TnDI. Radio IDd beater. , . _ ~ 1111- WllfW 'nHL . •'rl , the 'time a..• ·ws ' ' 66 CaciiiiiC.H.T. Sedan j)e VIlle- $5200 )ower ....,......_, plus ~ Cobtrol aJNoe. ' .....,.., 1 oww lleW Cadllllc trade. tarqaolat wltll 1»t lin I'IMI'IIro ·N . ' ' 'J nO . TAICI YOUR PICK $19UO tso.OO Dnn ,.., ..... 1'111' Wnll i8 FOlD 2 DOOR HA'D TOP ' 8 ql Allto. TnU. Radio .... ih~ler. . "> ·~· OUR COMPLETE op1ratloo noto located in our new THISI CARS RUN GOOD "• ,. .. modem gaf'dll• tmd salet1"00111 al 816 · 321 E. ,~ Malll St., Pome•Oll• Ph. 992-2126 . ··.'J.li ,: , . ,' --. ... ' ' ' .,..,._ .• ' lAIM~ .Uiis ''•.• r.·· ·•. ......,.... ~· t-. '" : "· .PIQFI " .. 1 'l" i ., ,, ·.. ,;)') �·· .,,., - --..r--,.,· ., t~'4ll_ !!'o-ltlfor-;"t-"li".._,.,......i'JI'r • ~ • .. \ • .·" • s Time to Buy Your 1967 Certified Tobacco -Seed ;,;:~;~~~p;;;;:-: 21 ... 25 Jea..a per plant. tobaCco • kent<leky tcy.fJftet ,YUt. Jnme pho ma!nt.aln tobaeo:o .arletr Ia a Ll\e:llllturJnr II simillt lo lay 121, tn Growing ~ "'F FVti'Y qallty IUlfeta. . 1. , . ~·o-ty one ..-1 Is Uooful where crowtli lnd q ty. YiO!d' Ia lhrft ytanr on 1be wne !rind If Y!lU cbooee .. new f1tld lor It 1 thne to buy ....Ufied to- Kentucky 10 - " • . biadt root rot lnd fltaarium wilt OXllllparable to Keniuc!Qt 10. wtn oflen tosuro r~er lnbaet.'O this 1..., ..Joct a deep, ba<fo seed lor your 11107 tolNro- y~~:"'te:f'"~, ~ar~~ ..; problems abound. 'lbi5 variety I! , not ml!tant to problerrur, better iiOil tiltl!, and weD-drained rroil 'tl!at bas been ra- o!rop. ~esat!z.t to. wildfire • should Burley 21 X Kentucky tO - wildfire. It bas a ,veater tetrd""" better crops under wide varia- In sod crops 11 least two yean. 8u1 bet ore yoo bu)·, remem- not be he thi· cliseose Is a hybrid which produces high cy to lodge due to wind than lion in soil moisture condiHOil!l. Look lor soil that permits sur· 'r<r thai oelecting ihe tobacco has beegrown wbl "' 11' lias fair yield of good-quality leaf. It most other varieUes. Increased use of fertlliurs and plus water to' deain away quldt· ;u:Jety that best meeiS the reslstan~: ~~root::;· diseases. h•• re..onably lood disease re- Burley fl _ Is blibJy..-eslst- development of disuse-resist· Jy. Produc:tJon of hlgh.quaUty "'""'or .voor farm " mos• •m· l' Burley 21 _ Produces very SJstanee. . ant to black mank It should ~t strains of tobacco llave toilaet.'O al;ro calls for soils high oortant. II your present vanety hi h u-lit !tal hur yields Burley !t X Kentuck) 12 - be h · 11 . . made 11 possible to &r'JW to- In orgarilc matter. " satisfactory m yield and net le~ ih:n Yother recommended Is a hybrid with good yield and fest':;w~ttr"t:,•dl(" so ~ ~n- ba""" in the same area year Neither manure nor lertillz. relurn. t~tay with it. A varietv varieties It is resistant te wild· quality. Jn tests •t the Southern w se~!ie. . s- after year. ers can gin· a good crop in a th:.t produces a flashy crop for fire and ~osaic but only moder·, Branch, acre value has been ~~{~':soil, the yJeld will~ However, Cf)ntinuou,s culture compact soil In poor physical anbther grower may not prf\o- a'ely resi<~tant to black rool rot. 1ess than Burlf'y 21 X Kentucky ~· 0 the recommended va has a· tendency to deplete natu~ coridition. Heavy sod or )ortj dut-e the same kind of crop for ' • ~ 10. It is a late-maturing hybrid rte Jes. ral soli fertility and break down slanding, such as fescue, or. )OU. Kentucky 12 - ls a high- · which has good disease resiStSeledlac Tobacco Land soil structure. chard grass, or blue gr.q_ss pro. However, try a stick row yeidling variety of fair to good-[ anee. , Care needs to be taken in Hig!t yearly applications of vides good physical conditigns. te~ every year with one of the I quality lf'af. Leaves are short· Burley· 21 X Kentucky 9 - selecting land for your tobacco nitrogen and - or wintE:r cover Teat 111e Soli uew \'Brieties. Superior ones ler than othf'r variet1es but Is a hybrid similar in acre cro,. You have two choices- crops are advocated to\maintain Once you have selected )'ot1r miy be on the market, so don 't 1 there are more of them. Lean•s value to Burley 2J X Kentucky grow burley in a rotation where · high yields in areas of c:ontinu. tobacco fieid for thit year, thea walt too long to try a new van-1will be longer when plants are 12. It has a gre~ter tendency to tobacr:o will not be grown more Gus culture; but even where obtain a soil test that wil.l proetj, I topped early I when hall of the [lodge due to wmd• tban most than once every three yMr<, yields have ~moined high, the vide information about the ferReeomrnended Burley tobac.l plants are in bloomJ aad there 1varieties. In regard to other or grow it in the !arne area practiCe has been questioned by tility level of the soil and the <o ..rlotln and bybdds . , ..,.... 1l. OrriH J!xl. "P., ~tore • 111'1 for are as follows : 1rt1 This "!b- rli¥•'" .J duction. To obtain a ~laU.ve SOil .ample of your tobaC<O field, take at leJist ~ com 01' spade alict'll in l r:lg·7fl! pat. tern over the. area lnv"f~· To rna!<• tl\o job easlef,., lollow these few easY steps: 'I. deS~ple the land ,J!' plow P · 1 In d;.&d ·f _ Do not lllllllP e ,, ur rows, tum rows, sll'l~l ,~ear trees, old renee rows, ~r or lime spill ares':" nor, any !'r • P. est CODlfOI.Treated ID I · : , nt' New FarmJ_·n. . g·. . n 'orm·a IOD I' . ' .., I • ' • ·~ e' 'i .. '' " them continue one of the farm informa- tion frequently treats. Area farmers have found ~arantine e ed. on hay starting January 16. From January J6 to May 21 In- k ' I W'l·t h Area'Farm Management "C!~OO I ..·s ow 1 ("1 J .•• How to Make Business RecWrds Work Well regulated area. Which is only a dusting, and with b~cknlbbers. county or two removed from us, does not have to be fumigated . Straw and marsh, hay still must be treated until March !st. Ear BLAKESLEE corn has to be treated unlil Ap.. ril 1. Anoher problem causing far- According to Lyon, cattle . mers considerable Joss, and to . be controfled now before search for new varieties~ · , an infestatlon becomes Maize Dwarf Mosaic. This corn or slaughter .time draws near. virus disease first found in in 1962, continues to pose a There are two type• of . ious economic threat that attack cattle A,re~rch team at Ohio Ag· biting. Sucking lice feed on tl Ito I R ~.:. crate a constant source of Two applications of spray or dust are needed to prevent the lice from returning. hers should be placed in a 'I not teeted area where they WI} op~en;aCen~~e~~~~ts 1966. ~t~ oocurr!llt!'! th• ~~:~h.':'n!~t~~eo~l0~e the . Some Farmers "How. 'to make fafm busin~ss : Friday, January 20 at the Hi . be the difference between sue- ease is .~nfined largely to records work for you" is _ the , Way Restaurant in Oak Hill . 1 Ct.'Ss and failure in farming. tomland ftelds where . theme for the second semon nf Knowing wh::~l retards tu ; The two schools are designed grass fa ho~t plant on which the Area FarrJ1 Man::.gement l keep, now to use them !n man- 1to help farmers overcome these MDM overwmters) grows I:J School to be he-ld Thursday, aging your farm fiJf nighe:r pror-1problems and become better abundantly. January 19 at the Episcopal its, and finding the best alter- farm managers. ~esearchers say damage Farr:ners who e~rned at least Parish House in Pomeroy and r.ative use of farm capital can . !hiS past ~eason was l_ess s~ere two-thirds of their . 1966 gross -. "--·- ·-- -----·-- --- . _ _. -- __ All farmers of th1s area and m the SciOto and Oh1o R1ver Iincome from farmmg · should f persous associ~ ted with agricul- vaJieys, and some other areas, file their declaration of estiturally related busmesses are than in previous years. This Is : mated Federal income tax for invited to these area farm be~ause farmers lher~ have 1966 on or before Monday, Jan· rnana~ement schools. switched to co~ hybrtds that uary 16. 1967. For~ 1040ES I. The program for each day carry some res1stance to th e should be used for t_hls purpose. I will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. disease. I However, Paul A. Lunch will be available at eaci1 Prelimlnay reports on re- District Director of session. If you plan to attend, salts of tests have already Revenue in Southern Ohio WASHINGTON rUPI)-Grain the department believes, stems mail your reservation by Janu. been released. Farmers should that farmers need not file e'xperts · hav~ no· ready an~wer 1 from reports of the Foreign Ag. ! ary 16 to William P. Smith. depend on their dealer to be estimate if they file their for the unseasonal decline in ' rirultural Service that the 1966 ~ Al'ea Extensiofi Agent Box 32, sure the com tbey sell him Is 11966 Federal income tax return. 1 wheat prleei world wheat crop was a record Jackson, Ohio 45640. resistant lo this disease. Form 1040, and pay in full , ' 10 billion bushels. Another problem is cattle :tax due by February 15, 1967. 1 You might s2v that what of between $1.86 a bushel In lice. Cattle lice can become a "F' , T G .-d .. goes up ,must corm• down ,'' one The latest market reporl'! Portland and $2_27 a bushel at serious health problem durin::r _arme-r 8 ax Ul ~· .Agrlcultui-e ·Department aide have wheat prices ranging be- +Fort Worth The mid-Septem. winter months when cattle .ar~ : ~lcatto~ [No. 2t251 ), w~athch · · · morma sal d . "The pnce chmb betweer1 t ween $175 · a bus he1 1n p ort- her 1965 market at represents- confined and have built up a 1shes · b on bt ' ·oned 1s t M dSe b ldO d 1$213,, )ect,maveoam ast a~"anloo, ptem er was banh.l re. ,c-an Wnearhy · a tive outlets reported a range of thick coat, says WilHam · F. :\'our local Internal Revenue unseas~~~·. . us e. at rort ort · Tex. between $1.47 a bushel in Port· Lyon, Ohio State University Ex- !fice or from your county farm Alth it.1.-~ . h : The market was down from land and $1.89 a bushel at Fort tension entomologist I t . . ougb experts say t e rea- its Sept IS 1966 peak range [ . agen _. _ _ _ _ __ __ S(Jn fod;ttwqnice movement of __ · ' ' _ Wort~ . . wheat is not readily apparent. I !hiS lime last _year, ":heat • some t~ze that wheat's ups . pnces at some major termmals IDS •nd dowiis i!aA b. !raced to one . were about 2o cents lower than YOU or two ~ilitjor factors. [ 'they were reported Monday . "0ne · ~a .~ · th·".,, Iarmers have Among them was Kansas City · 1 taken od' a more 'bu.llish' alii· ~here the current pnce range t"' 1 :• .uepar ":J Pres lnternatioaal 11 tude, " tJ"' 1men t ex per 1 · Ry Uniled . · . , ,.IS1 $1 .7!t-$1.84, $t 65 1 compared w I t h said. ~<'fbey are less inclined to Pru:cs of all ID<IJOf ctass~5 1 • .63 · , · ast year. THIS I~SUtATED BLACK NYLON 1eU at harvest ti1Iie when prices 1 of s1aughtPr livestock generally I l~ Mmneapolis, No. 1 ~rk JACKET. Smartly otyied • , • tnsu• . 11 1 " increased during the week at ordmary wheat was sellmg lated Coller ••• Knit Cuffs ••• Full are tr adit aona v ower _ [ Length Zipper ••• Popular Vertical -. htidwest termin1:1l markets. Monday for $1.93 - $1.94 a bush. . Quilt Patt.rn •• , Two front Pockets. This attitude m 1966 tcndt>d e\, compared with $1.76 this to keep wheat prices unseason- , Slaughter steers i!nd heifers time in 1965. , !1Uy strong during the May. ' advanced 50 cenls. Cows t'1')Sed l In Chicago 1 the price of No. through-September harvest sea- 1~teadv to $1.00 lo" ~r . BuJls 2 soft red winter wheat dropped .son, ~noted . were steady to $1 higher. VeaJ.!from $1.92 a bushel Sept. 15 to ' A~~~r factor that tended to e1:s were steady to $1.00 higher ' about $1.78 last Monday, but re- I .pu,~h ,. Prices to a le\'e\ from 1\~· 1th :nost of the advant-e ~t mained about 7 cents a bushel r whu~ff, they now are dropping, St. Paul. Feeder catt~e sold higher than the corresponding , lnf' '~~at eX"I)Pr: ~aid , wm; a ~teady to 50 cents h1gher. period last year. "st w~ "!g speculative mar- Reet:'!lpl~ at 12 marktts nf' ·~----- 1 :.1• k .• ,,:•.'·JlD~ on rPports that a 209.000 cattle were nearly :10 1,156 pounds. world famine was just around per cent larger than ror the The weekly average price for h! corner. precedmg holiday - shortened choice steers at ChlL:ago was ··~11 the talk about food needs week but about 5 per cent small· expected to average nearly $25.a y~r:~ a~o built up a cresrendo er than one year Rgo. 60, compard with $26.76 a year '·. !>I speculation on the wheat In the carlot dressed mett~ · ago. " he said. After this , trade steer beef was ~teady to Final prices of barrows ar.rl All thl htat you need -befOre you can r:ount 51 ·· .! ;.,overtrPnt ran its Nlllrse, : }l,<z cents 8 pound higher alli1 gilts compared te last week's That's what you get when you buy 1 Ctnturv turned to other com- heifer beef steady t<. 1 cent up. close generally were st~ady to "'Flip-Top" Portlbte Heater. And ~atewr sizt. .. fllp-To~t'" ybu buy, you'll get a smartly styled, ·Cow beef was wPak to 1 cent 'iS cents higher, with the mo~t / ' lnsullttd nylon jltket FREE Wfhile they 1ut. wheat prices con· IJower w:lth Chicago 1 to 2 advance on hogs weighlng over through last Fri· f..'ents' lower. 240 pounds. loo uo-, 1o< 2 led-hot lloopino 1o< tiro prko of .U · 1 ~';~·~·~=• the departme-nt re- j The average cost of :.;teers at ---~.·1' another drop of 2 cenls ~ttven major markets was ex- Think ahead, anticipate turns Til~ price declined ev. pected 10 top $24.~0, comp:u. and lane changes, and don't 1. !it_"11"l""ilt fa:rmers continued to j ~d with $24.27 last week ~ild over-s~er . . . three tips from strx'lts In the lace of : 125.49 a year ago. The av-.a~e the Highway Safety De.p~rtRear Meigs ~jtneral Hotpital . weight of slaughter stem export demand. at ~· ment to make winter driVIng PHONE 992-2176'"' ' of the price weakness, 1 major markets last week was easier ... ..-1 aafer. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,.. Required lO FI'le L'ar·ly ·f F ,0 n th e. arm ron Factors Traced in Decline Of Wheat Current Prices Chain Saw headquarters tod-1 . · . •1, 11 you w•nt .. •·nc ....... _..L ,... ... ....~,.1 ..,..,_ !~':n'~·.:::h.:~ •..:.~~ non·re~rese:ktiVt;._ aren. thl)' .,, one of our lpeleitiet. A1ter you ave en. "· nura~ For in&tl(lce, we rtplr and ..,.,. ber of samples from the field, Jet •• mA,n Of ehaln .,.._ mix them to~ether tht;trgugtlly and let t~~ soli dry under nat- What_.tr your chain: siW pro!J,. ural conditions. lem, let us JOive it. W•'vt.lot 1 th Wh~ 50 cr:~:c 1 d~~preor:,~;:yy 5 , • ed irl th' e do not pulverize, r uc g e coarser granules _to about . the size of wheat grams or smallflr. Retain one pint from " .the original sample; place in .dean ~~?!~~r~:O~;~Yk~:ld::o:. ..'YEA& VBTEliAN -D. eu;l'* lllelw*, Celllervllle reetfved a .,,_ KDIPII of ~ pill ....... Taetday'o . . . . Gllllpolla • Mlddl.. iort Naomf Lodce No. $$ ~ II GaDI(IQ)II. A N" chain nwa, Remlnfllon does. It·you don't alrttdy own 1 chll" 'Nt can lltlp you u1Kt the saw, rl~t uw from our complete Unt ar Rtminato'n chain aaws-•11 tlrtol r.r- 111111 lonner ...,. olmoll eerrler, Mr. Rl<bnlo Jolaed t11e narmaa 11 of P ~ No. Ill .......,. !IIi. lie tron1f..... It tile Ga!IJ. 28 days of slaug~t!r, r :-··· Skating is fun, but only when skates are worn.; Bmtlne:· walk <itliykli t~J< r~\!" is no Jaughing m Steps and walks should free or ice and snow . ing the winter months . urges Department of HighwaY ty, and suggests _showing sideration for others by sorink-1 ling .·walks with sand to • ~~:.0"r;.'s. 1~t a pm., Three different sizes "'gi~fNJ~~,I~~ needs ... 100,000 to 2 classes. Burn kerosene l)pera\e on IIO AC, UL arld · burner unit . . the in ' hotne heating. Tb<:rm,osti available. - - Pl).446-2463 1967 Driv·e· !:'· ' TAKE DELIVERY FROM OUR ta t b • an n argaln when buy Century insta"nt heat•. . ·, · ORDER FROM LANDMARK F.ER ·T ILl .· ! ' ' , " ".. = Geor,. ' FOit DELIVERY e C•ll Ut Fot Spte1•1· bed Servi~ - Bulk Sproodtng· .1\nlllb.._ Wo Also ·· c,~· Apply Liquid Nltroton To Your Fields, 1 I ALL ANALYSIS I .TRAIGHT II ' liiiXED MAT!ERIALS 1 AVAI.LAIL' Regular $1-1.95 Jacket FREE with any "FUP TOP" HEAtER POMEROY Of Dwellings w.. 1 l4 8.•ds Wanted For Removal I 1 MEIGS EOUIPMfNT CO. • Fans•. """""1.. • I c of cVoting :~k~~.La~:S:ll~venu!ef:~ !or Fnrm. Bur'eau ' , Off I Kicking .'·,· Soya of Ohio Central 1 Farm Market Treo ds the 1 • The Product ••• The Service ••• The Lowest ·Price 1 at .J.. YOUR FARM SUI!ij.Y CENTER , , ' . · Karr Electedto CAP COQJlCI•1 ·-1 It was also announced that dote to be set; Roy L. Young, ti>e· nremen't f!'\dt can aale. . 25, ~herman, W. Va., 110 operwas a sl.c~s and the' Worr!O · · ~tors license, Gaillpolls munen's Au.lllal'jl ... !banked !Or Two new members w~ •1'cipa!eourt, Jan. 14 ' James R. Its · donation ol'!tlOII to be used iected by the Executive CotJn.o Casteel, 22 • Scarbro, W. Va.. u a a menl 011 the new ftre IcU of Gallia • Meigs C!~:~ lob-brakes, municipal court, Jan. truCk~ next ~gular meetlnl . last week three year terms. .14; and Allen J .. Saki; 25,. AI· wlli be January ~ at 8 p.m. in ! In addition, lour members toona, Pa., speeding, municipal were re.elccted for tbree yur the f!rehourie. . ; .. . ~· _.___ I ,. e new me.u~-. are WU· loughby Hill, Qlester, and Cbar~ ls R. Karr, Pomeroy. Rev. Jooeph R. Kraly, wao elected as .' . council president for the com, ' log year. and Gordon Wooten ' :viC!! president. T. F. Burleson, ' .. · ' ; was retained 88 ~ourer and Col. WOllam D. Jl'alck, Huntw.g:lam Gu~me:s. s~ lngton District Engineer Corps . · . ' . I G~· u: m of Engineers, announced' today ' , lpo . that blds for the purchase and The Meigs County Farm B~ The_ council agreed to pnrt[CI.. removal of bulldinp located at eau wilt ~lc~ oH a membership pate m the Ree!onal Approach the locl:ette reservation, Galli· drive .m Monday at Pome- as e~~>lalned by Mr. s .a m po11a Loeb and Dam near ray. ~Sharp oli.R.D. Rev. Kraly, AI· Apple Gl'll'le, Mason County, Aadrew Cross, Letart . bertf\l. Durose, and John Col- Weal Ytrglnla, will be received pre.tdent <if Meigs ~~. 'roeiJI-iwere appointed to serve In bls olfice until 10 a.m., EST., Farm ,Bureau, aalcl t1to members of the Regional February 9, and · then publicly lor the state-wid~ cam~n is Council wbich wtn be lonaetl opened. ''MoTe ~ -lor Membel'l." . from the Appalacliia COilllties In Eight buDdlngs wlll be IOid: The oounty goal Is 2110 me~ ~astem Olllo. four two-story anc1 one 1\Htory beT famllles, ...... the toW It "ddltion, 'Mlss Rosalie dwellingS; one 2-story &-room expected to be reached by JIIJlo S selected as local brick house· ..-t'two • ulll')' 2S. A '1'"li e!IJIIP8Iail·.bas .project eommil!ee chalrman1for ages,::"" J..ear b~lcl: and ~ already ~ll@d 1011 meaijlen. ~ ReiJona! Upward Bound· JB'O' ll'ame. Vlflll Khrl of Pomeroy was ject 1'blcb has been IUbmlllel! Jl'urther Information may be appointed growtll chairman lor 1b~l~D. Mr. Oran C. Barry obtail)ed from Elmer .D. Walker, this ~rsoiT."':~~t!!' . ~t~~~ pro~ Locl:master Of GaillpoUs Loeb memth ~coMill eio tal Ooasumer ~a 1- ..-1 Dam, , llopett, W. Va., ~:'en ~ 1Wllli er, eet."i/FJ · ... pro .1, ~ ue1 eolia at4, ry .r,.~, Olin Wllso"':' ,.; OruDcu 11<19Pied an AD- Guyan, ·,OhiO 2&8-Ql!, or lrom MJ4klff, Leo Story, , noal • ..-! Sick Leave Scliedult!i the ~eo of tlto District Eng!Camaban, .Holter, for, trill thne llalf ~~~~~. aeer, U, 8· Ar1nY Engint!er Dale Baelmer, More than " ~. by lbe eolllllilll•, ~~Hs':,U: W. Va., Fann Bureau llleiDben wlll lllitl. btld bela , appoiDted for · • ' . . out helping Ia the toWIItlblp t!JitLd'uty. A flnil financial ..... cui.p Jl( DEATH palpa. ' • port of the _Pnigram · Dm19P- ;!'be RaCine eii!....,.Cf lii!Uad "~ettna ~ . · • ·.Grant was Jnl8llle( Jp \fBI '~ ~ .at ll:lS whl!at and owljJe tariJ beJni . a4illllll tb a ~ ftriUci,fl p.ln, tb the Clfllt Ori' remdence duotetl at tbe 1tate ..-! 1oea1 .· ,, (r' !Jii· t~an Ro14 and lroJiaport,. ' lev~ while Olhet .· mee11ng oft he ~ .ell SonhiP to - . oe.are beiDa will be .ID the ~ Hoapllal l'ilm abe ,.... i\laior ~.. Feb. 1, 11117, Gll •arrlvaL'' It ... the will be the ' . to·. .. 3rcl & Sycamore Sts. ' EARLY SEASON ;;'~ · . ·o:tSCO-UNT iJ!:olrima ' . CHECK BEFORE YOU BUY, DIAL 992-21e1 Now & Save '-! ,_ j . ' ' Poinerqy Land. mark '• . .. ~ •. , " lAC~ 1'· ' .,.cJ •· 9 . - Ser~ing Meigs, Gallt.a . and Mason "Co.'!~~s c~~SEY, ~G~. · .D!~L !92-21&4:. · ~ DELIVERY Ult?t ttl! I w. • Deadline IS , .. J3DUary 26t'h' tmd4 :.J s Ohio E"g and Broi}er Day chedoled at OSU Aaricultural Building on 'fhursday · I FREE DEMONSTRAT!P8S j Hocking, Accoqlling WilHam McKinley Dl'l director the report be shdwed heavy Thr .. new mem l"out·migration" between 1950 Nelcomed Into the Chapter Vol· land lti60 of persons aged 16 tD The State Highway patrol cited Steven V. White, 17' •nter Fl~ Department last 29 and modest "out-migration" Rt. 2 Vinton, to Gallia county juvenile co~rt Jan. 14 on a week in I reguklr sessioo at ot pels.os over 30 years of age. chArge of improfer backing after an aCCident at 5:50 P· ito fi~house . .Oick Gaul was in Tile 11udy also ·mtUeated m. Friday on Mil St., in Thurman. c~~Jrge. thai •se-ra! countlea ~-,..~ Timothy L. M.etzler, 18, Rt .d2 Thurman, •• ~ "' b k fla motorcycle 1 the ,They were Elmer NeweU, a not "111-mllflltillo" of ptr- rldor, suffered bruised legs ~11_..". _1'0 _en nger n James McDonald, and Charles sons aged 15 and over accident. He was treated at ElCh!nger, all under 21, and Following a presentaUon on Oak Hill Hospital and re- court, Jan. 18. 20 Ia jolni)lg with their parents' coo. the contents oftheotudy a brief ' leased. Cited to appear Jan. J sent. discussion was held tD aoswer l OfCicers reported that the Meigs County court were: ~>The department Invites civlo qul!\tioDs concerning the signif. !accident occurred when White dy Ann Williams, 20• Rt. 1' Rutm!nded• mldenta of Chester lcance ol the Information to baeked his car out onto Mill land, speeding; Ray E. Vanov· ToWnship to apply for member· county planning ,St., and the vehicle !ltruck the er, 22, River Rouge, Mich., left ship iii the volunteer organ!.. In other busn;,s a brief de- : motorcycte riddes by Metzler. of center; Danny P. Case, 18• tion. Youlit Ui to ~l,ieara of age - ---·-- · --~--- --· There was moderate damage P~meroy, red Ugbt, and Fredmay join witl! pai'a\ii.·~·.Onsenl. u··~ to tile cycle and minor dlllll- die L. Tackett, 29' Rutland, DO A tralnilll! meeting for memage to the caT. muffler. hero on "Use of Equipment," . Other patrol arrests Friday ----.-17 has beeh sltited for Wednesday, ' were: Forrest E. Walker, • 1 1· - - - I::;:; eom· seription was presented on re· nar were Goff Deunfee, Three loin Department '··t Chester '~\:::ni: =~~~n w~~y. com- Juvenile is Cited After to cyc}e crash In• Thurman an extre~ely n were rrteze. ~it~:y;~ ::y%~~p~n~ :::~i~ a recerrtly five-county region ' a1 level ooncernlnt! fundst o sup. pre•ident, both of tl!e ~+ Jackson, I port planning activities. Clounty Regional 110111 LoriJt altor tile Tburo Counttes j A special brochuro on plan- Commission; Mal\ · man LodiO wao d!Jbanded, IM••igs, · vinton Thursday even· ning education, prepared by chairman ollbe Jackson ~ . ~ f o r DPI, was also presented to the Planning Commission and meJm.l county officials. group for approval. Copies of her of the Wellston City Plan- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,:;::...,_""':'_ _"":~~=-:-:-:::--:::::::::-:;:-;::::::::":::.7'----:=:-:':' 'Theseminar,spolll!oredbythe the broch~ are ·~peeled to be ning Commission; and Howard VOL. 1 NO. 50 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1967 SECOND SECTION P«ge t1 Board of Regents itnder a distributed In eaeb county with- Blum and Roscoe MOWTey, - - - - - - · - - - -- _ _ _ ---------.....;~------1grant from the Higher Educa· in the next several months. Ibolb of Hocking County Planlion Act ol 19M, w.. held at the Attending the planning semi· ning Commission. Ohio University Development ti I !;ice. on beef cattle can be confroUed ·with.,, sprays of maphos, methOxychlor, malath~ itJn,' .ronnel. lindane, and toxaphene. Fanners should ust ooly methoxychlor; ronnel, or malathion on calves under 3 months old; but should not use I malathion on calves under . month of age .• Ronnel should not b• u•ed b, lt. RlciiA'RDs .\.. ~:.edc~~r~~~~;: ~:ru~~ t~~ ::.~:;.O ..M10UrtYOryChltn elusive, hay coining out ·.of the IS 0 Ur uun,. a saw • ~ • end ttlen ·for.tiR )'Db, We Lice pass their enUre life cle on the host animal The • -u. Bring the sample to the Galr • ' ,. Jia County Extension Office lo- We. 4!1\r't Just. ~f~L 1'9• • ch1ln ind from egg to adulll'l'~l:s:e~:,~~~:~ 2-4 weeks, and many g' occur each yea~~. because of cereal lfa.f beetle. Part of this burden will be lift-1 •. I I. ..-:..I I Lice pass their enti~ life . ey.• ' cle on the host animal Tbe that problems of buying hay in central and northern Ohio havl! increased due to the ViS 't GaUipoiJs We will oeed 80Q)e ,· . . information about 1he land - ~· .· ' il'rrtatron. Colored cray to blue, h be f acr•s wh•n I'hese · · _, 1 sue as num r o ~ , '"' , . . msectstl can . cause OU"!WTS. ouT,..~ '£M Alll 1... d · ane1••a 1.1 was 1as t 1·.1med , what w.. lh• ;;;;.;,E!'"i,.; ' ;w. ;.;.cCI::.:;.;::....:::::,:.::;;.;_ 0 1 rn cattle. Bl ng bee o J!Ot Ia 1 h does the land ,.l, blood but feed on tl;e $kin caus- Ia~. ~.:· ar:wthere any drain· ~~roN~'OIO~,SON jng cattle to rub excessively. age problems. You will need to 4rlng Ave. _· ~.S~QJ' Peme.-.r The cattle often rub large ateas ·pa a fee of 1125 which tak•• ·· · · 0( hair oil their hodl~s. - giving Y · ' them an unhealthy ap~arance. BY C. E. B~ESLEE E•t. Agent, ,_'iliealtu~ Meig• co;nty Pests and how ' to control new Bahr Utf Sell Tef1lq ~"'1' at Tilt mHo Slate Unl"""'ty in Colun> bul. Yoa wUl receive fOUl' IIINt test report Jn ~ t~ ~:i:~bagorothersuitabt,~ .~- ~~·:::.'•rtwoy••no• 1 problems that ..-1 malltd ,to nl other 1 I• '0-;- • ., flllSaced ' I .. •J , ,' •!, •' '!' ,, , ::·' 1:' 1 1 ,.:, ·,., 1 '' 1 11 ' · 1. '11 o~ill' 1 ' '"' ;•Iii.• ·· · •· · ' ROSEMARY BOWMAN Holzer School Graduate Has • Highest Score ,.. Ohio Egg and BroUer Day Association. try Researdl, Dlvisl111, ftal. will be held Thursday in the ' The afternoon session stafl.s Co., St. UMils, Mo.; E. I. Rollauditorium of ttre Agricultural at 1: IS p.m. under the chairman ertsoir, Nqtrllloniat, J. W. EsbeJ.. Administration Building at Ohio ship of Dr. Robert E. Cook, man and Sons, Lancaster, Pa.; State University, Columbus, ac- Chairman o1 the Poultry Sck and Earl RlemaD, . Man..,., cording to Bryson R. carter, ence Department of Ohio State Jl'eed Manulacturlnl, Landmark, Gallia county extension agent. University. First on the pro- Columbus. '11 be D Ed rd c. Topi cs for the •··. The morning session starts at gram wr r. wa ,_...,. 1 Nutrition, I~.Ion and lhe spe~ll'l - ; 19 a.m. with registration and !be , Naber, Pr?fessor, morning program which starts IPoultry & 1ence Department, Once Over Lightly by IIi'. at 10 a.m. has Dr. George J. OSU, on the subject, "Red Robert E. Cook; "Mortallty PM. Mountney, Associate Prolessor, ILigllts and Egg Produclio.n." [terns ~Ohio Egg Produdnll Poultry Products Technology, Highlight of the afternoon ses- Flocks, by Dr. GlydeA. Mm!ll, 1 Poultry Science Department, ,sion will be a bane! discu.,lon DVM, Associate Profenor, PaOSU as chairman. on, "Feeds and Feeding for . thology, Poultry Sci~ Depart• Roy M. Kottman, Dean, Tomorrow's Egg and Poultry iment, OSU; and "Wbal's Ahead OSU College of Agriculture and Meat Production." Members ol for the BroDer lndtmtry Ill Home Economics, will deliver the panel are : Dr. Howard C. i Ohio?" by Mr. Arthur Upmaw, an address at the noon catered Naber, moderator, Dr. J. E. Vice-President, Hony Farms luncheon of the Ohio Poultry ,Marr, Manager, General Pool· Industries, Wllkesboro, N.c. 0r: I M"ddl w k f p 0 M d 1 eport ee 0 r~yer. pens OD flY , Plans have been oompleted byterian. choir. , ,. Church. The Rev. Clyrie Bartlor the annual Week 'ol}'raylll'] · . . !tett of the First Church of the A graduatt' ol the Hol2er Hos- Monday, Jan. rs througn F'ri·! Tuesd~ ~~mn~!li" R e v. lNaoa~ne, will speak Th~y pital School of Nunlng has re- 1day, Jan. 20 at Heath Metho- ·Max DO Kite of e host jusing the topie, "The Feet." . ceived the bigbest score in Oblo ' dist Chureh in Middleport. I~hurch wll,1, speak on the topic, I His church will provide the sp., Members of the Gallipolis on the au 'cal nursing ..ction . . The Ear. MusiC Will be. by cia! musie. Cbamber of Commerce have un- 1of the exa:nation for licensure Services wrU. be held rughlly tile host choir under the direc· t The concluding sermon on t!l Thursday, Jan. 26, to select by the State of Ohio Board of . beginning at 7.30 P·~~mmu~~ uon of Ben Philson. Friday w!U be given by Rev. live new huard directors. Nursing Education and Nurse · n;.m:r" !no! ~e Special Y The Rev. Nyle Borden, chap- '•I Donald Hicks ol the Qlurch of. Eleven candidates are in the Registration. c. u wil~s I c~rge. ted m~ lain of the Gallipolis State In- Christ on the subject, ''T h'i 1 running for five seals 10 who SJ< a so presen eac stitute, will speak Wednesday Hands." The Church of CllriJt were nominated by chOJD. She ,, Mrs. ~semary Shafer . evening from the various on the topic, "The Eye" with chotr wiD bavo apecill millie. her's retiring directors, and an- Bowman, a native of Ironton church choirs. music !rom the Mt. Moriab The Rev. Donald Boone ol the additional candidate who was who was oo-valedlctorlan of the The theme of the week will - - . First Baptist Cburdl, who Ia nominated via Ution. . of 1966 ol Holzer Hosplt- concern !be topic, "Common leaving at tbe end ol January, The candida~ nominated by als School 0( Nursmg. Senses of Christianity' taken w!U suhetltute during tile .-k the outgoing directors are Dr. Mrs. Bowman is the tlaugtJ. from the scripture of Romans wherever neOeSW'J' ..-1 need· Oscor Clarke, Dean Evans, Mar- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee 12. Monday eveni111 the speak· ed. The publie Ia lll9llld ID U. lin Kerns Bob Saunders, Mor· Sbaler, 2818 South Flfill Sl, er will be the Rev. Howard tend the II!I'Vicet. ria Elliott: caroll Snowden, John Ironton. She was gradua~ Ruppelt of the First . United The oHerlnl Ia used far ~ McKean Manning Wetherholt, ll'om Ironton High School With Presbyterian Churcb usmg the Kenneth E. Riggs RL I munlty needs by 11\t JDiDitlel'. WUJard 'Leedy and Jamea Mer- the class of 1963. topic, "The Tongue." Music Reedsville, an agent for th; Ia! associalloll 'llllit:b .l£llllllllll ry. , will be provided tile Pres- Jobn Hancock Mutual Life 1n- tlto service~ eadJ ,_, The additional eandldate Is surance eo. bas qualified for Dr. Keith Brandeberry, I be Junior Fair Wiu the "Presid~nt's Hooor Club," Friday Driven chamber's present president. and wlll receive an all-expense Ballots wore malled to 115 Merit Certificate paid trip to San Francisco, Are Well Behaved members last week by Mrs. r, The Galli Count J . Calif. to the compony's coo- City polJce reported 1111 ~Thelma Elliott, executive secre. a Y . ~Dior vention, Jan. :n-211. fie accttlenta Friday lll ~ tary. was awarded a certificate Members of the "President's polls. Seven accideata wer8 1i1o · merit in Columbus Thursday Club" wrote a million dollars vesligated in the first 13 day1 Ex d din A 1965 II GTO , iioiOn Ohio Director of Agriculture worth of new insurance or of the year. pan e "" •' M. Stackhouse, meeting d . 1966 Arrests Friday included Ger· Administration :~:~~·:~~~;as county fair aociety repre- m;::-:. ~rs. · Riggs wtn altllne F. Varney, 45, Rt.l, Jllfo The lnst!tuto lor Regional [)e. 1 SheriH Robert c. Harfeo. leave Columbus Monday, Jan- well fail~ to yield the, ~ velopment hao asoumed tldmlll- : h There were 74 county and uary 16 and Oy by jet It Ailxr of way, cltd to munlciJIIb cour&" lstrallve responsibility for tbe ·~riff Hanenbach said the indj!pendent fairs held In the querqu~. where they will spend Jan. 14, and Howard N. Bill. Center for EconomiC::U.,~ auiomobile 'belonclnl to Carl atate during 1965. Gallia count)' a week with Mrs. Rlgg>' par- iiil, of 808 Fourtb Ave., assault·· lty, aoconltng ~ R : Eme, erodburn-Ave., Cleveits citation by recelvlllfl enta, Mr. and Mrs. Haro!d V. and battery, warrant slpwl 111 llity President emon • land, had been stripped llld apeclal recognition for eapiial Noble, befo~ flying on to San O'Nella Cousina, belll'lnl Ia enPrestctent Alden aafd IRD bas pushed over 1 hffi onto the _ Franclsce for the convendon. municipal court, Jan. It. been asked to administer the bank of the Olllo River between Center beeause of recent ebt1J1o Lontl Bottom and Sbade lllver. ges 1n federal programa. '"lbe The motor, seats, PI tanka original empbaala of t1to Cent. ..-! wbeela .of the car ._w ert! er." Alden explained, ''was 011 missing, aecordlng to lfarteD.. t1to econom1e de~t of bach, who· ...,IIIIH!tl his loVe-. Aj/pafacbla. In lbe past year, llgaUon of the IDcidonl. however, bolh tlto AppalaclliaD . Regional Cbbllllilslon lnd the CITY W.f.TERWORIB Ecoaolrilq Development M- Friday ~ mlnlslrolion ba'Ve ei1Janded 57, lOw 4;1. ~)urday readJnc their actlvltltl Ia tllla areo.~ tl at 11:30 m. the ct.•" Pontiac GTO Strinrd, Abant.ned mD RIggs • Joms ' H0n0r Club �·· .,,., - --..r--,.,· ., t~'4ll_ !!'o-ltlfor-;"t-"li".._,.,......i'JI'r • ~ • .. \ • .·" • s Time to Buy Your 1967 Certified Tobacco -Seed ;,;:~;~~~p;;;;:-: 21 ... 25 Jea..a per plant. tobaCco • kent<leky tcy.fJftet ,YUt. Jnme pho ma!nt.aln tobaeo:o .arletr Ia a Ll\e:llllturJnr II simillt lo lay 121, tn Growing ~ "'F FVti'Y qallty IUlfeta. . 1. , . ~·o-ty one ..-1 Is Uooful where crowtli lnd q ty. YiO!d' Ia lhrft ytanr on 1be wne !rind If Y!lU cbooee .. new f1tld lor It 1 thne to buy ....Ufied to- Kentucky 10 - " • . biadt root rot lnd fltaarium wilt OXllllparable to Keniuc!Qt 10. wtn oflen tosuro r~er lnbaet.'O this 1..., ..Joct a deep, ba<fo seed lor your 11107 tolNro- y~~:"'te:f'"~, ~ar~~ ..; problems abound. 'lbi5 variety I! , not ml!tant to problerrur, better iiOil tiltl!, and weD-drained rroil 'tl!at bas been ra- o!rop. ~esat!z.t to. wildfire • should Burley 21 X Kentucky tO - wildfire. It bas a ,veater tetrd""" better crops under wide varia- In sod crops 11 least two yean. 8u1 bet ore yoo bu)·, remem- not be he thi· cliseose Is a hybrid which produces high cy to lodge due to wind than lion in soil moisture condiHOil!l. Look lor soil that permits sur· 'r<r thai oelecting ihe tobacco has beegrown wbl "' 11' lias fair yield of good-quality leaf. It most other varieUes. Increased use of fertlliurs and plus water to' deain away quldt· ;u:Jety that best meeiS the reslstan~: ~~root::;· diseases. h•• re..onably lood disease re- Burley fl _ Is blibJy..-eslst- development of disuse-resist· Jy. Produc:tJon of hlgh.quaUty "'""'or .voor farm " mos• •m· l' Burley 21 _ Produces very SJstanee. . ant to black mank It should ~t strains of tobacco llave toilaet.'O al;ro calls for soils high oortant. II your present vanety hi h u-lit !tal hur yields Burley !t X Kentuck) 12 - be h · 11 . . made 11 possible to &r'JW to- In orgarilc matter. " satisfactory m yield and net le~ ih:n Yother recommended Is a hybrid with good yield and fest':;w~ttr"t:,•dl(" so ~ ~n- ba""" in the same area year Neither manure nor lertillz. relurn. t~tay with it. A varietv varieties It is resistant te wild· quality. Jn tests •t the Southern w se~!ie. . s- after year. ers can gin· a good crop in a th:.t produces a flashy crop for fire and ~osaic but only moder·, Branch, acre value has been ~~{~':soil, the yJeld will~ However, Cf)ntinuou,s culture compact soil In poor physical anbther grower may not prf\o- a'ely resi<~tant to black rool rot. 1ess than Burlf'y 21 X Kentucky ~· 0 the recommended va has a· tendency to deplete natu~ coridition. Heavy sod or )ortj dut-e the same kind of crop for ' • ~ 10. It is a late-maturing hybrid rte Jes. ral soli fertility and break down slanding, such as fescue, or. )OU. Kentucky 12 - ls a high- · which has good disease resiStSeledlac Tobacco Land soil structure. chard grass, or blue gr.q_ss pro. However, try a stick row yeidling variety of fair to good-[ anee. , Care needs to be taken in Hig!t yearly applications of vides good physical conditigns. te~ every year with one of the I quality lf'af. Leaves are short· Burley· 21 X Kentucky 9 - selecting land for your tobacco nitrogen and - or wintE:r cover Teat 111e Soli uew \'Brieties. Superior ones ler than othf'r variet1es but Is a hybrid similar in acre cro,. You have two choices- crops are advocated to\maintain Once you have selected )'ot1r miy be on the market, so don 't 1 there are more of them. Lean•s value to Burley 2J X Kentucky grow burley in a rotation where · high yields in areas of c:ontinu. tobacco fieid for thit year, thea walt too long to try a new van-1will be longer when plants are 12. It has a gre~ter tendency to tobacr:o will not be grown more Gus culture; but even where obtain a soil test that wil.l proetj, I topped early I when hall of the [lodge due to wmd• tban most than once every three yMr<, yields have ~moined high, the vide information about the ferReeomrnended Burley tobac.l plants are in bloomJ aad there 1varieties. In regard to other or grow it in the !arne area practiCe has been questioned by tility level of the soil and the <o ..rlotln and bybdds . , ..,.... 1l. OrriH J!xl. "P., ~tore • 111'1 for are as follows : 1rt1 This "!b- rli¥•'" .J duction. To obtain a ~laU.ve SOil .ample of your tobaC<O field, take at leJist ~ com 01' spade alict'll in l r:lg·7fl! pat. tern over the. area lnv"f~· To rna!<• tl\o job easlef,., lollow these few easY steps: 'I. deS~ple the land ,J!' plow P · 1 In d;.&d ·f _ Do not lllllllP e ,, ur rows, tum rows, sll'l~l ,~ear trees, old renee rows, ~r or lime spill ares':" nor, any !'r • P. est CODlfOI.Treated ID I · : , nt' New FarmJ_·n. . g·. . n 'orm·a IOD I' . ' .., I • ' • ·~ e' 'i .. '' " them continue one of the farm informa- tion frequently treats. Area farmers have found ~arantine e ed. on hay starting January 16. From January J6 to May 21 In- k ' I W'l·t h Area'Farm Management "C!~OO I ..·s ow 1 ("1 J .•• How to Make Business RecWrds Work Well regulated area. Which is only a dusting, and with b~cknlbbers. county or two removed from us, does not have to be fumigated . Straw and marsh, hay still must be treated until March !st. Ear BLAKESLEE corn has to be treated unlil Ap.. ril 1. Anoher problem causing far- According to Lyon, cattle . mers considerable Joss, and to . be controfled now before search for new varieties~ · , an infestatlon becomes Maize Dwarf Mosaic. This corn or slaughter .time draws near. virus disease first found in in 1962, continues to pose a There are two type• of . ious economic threat that attack cattle A,re~rch team at Ohio Ag· biting. Sucking lice feed on tl Ito I R ~.:. crate a constant source of Two applications of spray or dust are needed to prevent the lice from returning. hers should be placed in a 'I not teeted area where they WI} op~en;aCen~~e~~~~ts 1966. ~t~ oocurr!llt!'! th• ~~:~h.':'n!~t~~eo~l0~e the . Some Farmers "How. 'to make fafm busin~ss : Friday, January 20 at the Hi . be the difference between sue- ease is .~nfined largely to records work for you" is _ the , Way Restaurant in Oak Hill . 1 Ct.'Ss and failure in farming. tomland ftelds where . theme for the second semon nf Knowing wh::~l retards tu ; The two schools are designed grass fa ho~t plant on which the Area FarrJ1 Man::.gement l keep, now to use them !n man- 1to help farmers overcome these MDM overwmters) grows I:J School to be he-ld Thursday, aging your farm fiJf nighe:r pror-1problems and become better abundantly. January 19 at the Episcopal its, and finding the best alter- farm managers. ~esearchers say damage Farr:ners who e~rned at least Parish House in Pomeroy and r.ative use of farm capital can . !hiS past ~eason was l_ess s~ere two-thirds of their . 1966 gross -. "--·- ·-- -----·-- --- . _ _. -- __ All farmers of th1s area and m the SciOto and Oh1o R1ver Iincome from farmmg · should f persous associ~ ted with agricul- vaJieys, and some other areas, file their declaration of estiturally related busmesses are than in previous years. This Is : mated Federal income tax for invited to these area farm be~ause farmers lher~ have 1966 on or before Monday, Jan· rnana~ement schools. switched to co~ hybrtds that uary 16. 1967. For~ 1040ES I. The program for each day carry some res1stance to th e should be used for t_hls purpose. I will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. disease. I However, Paul A. Lunch will be available at eaci1 Prelimlnay reports on re- District Director of session. If you plan to attend, salts of tests have already Revenue in Southern Ohio WASHINGTON rUPI)-Grain the department believes, stems mail your reservation by Janu. been released. Farmers should that farmers need not file e'xperts · hav~ no· ready an~wer 1 from reports of the Foreign Ag. ! ary 16 to William P. Smith. depend on their dealer to be estimate if they file their for the unseasonal decline in ' rirultural Service that the 1966 ~ Al'ea Extensiofi Agent Box 32, sure the com tbey sell him Is 11966 Federal income tax return. 1 wheat prleei world wheat crop was a record Jackson, Ohio 45640. resistant lo this disease. Form 1040, and pay in full , ' 10 billion bushels. Another problem is cattle :tax due by February 15, 1967. 1 You might s2v that what of between $1.86 a bushel In lice. Cattle lice can become a "F' , T G .-d .. goes up ,must corm• down ,'' one The latest market reporl'! Portland and $2_27 a bushel at serious health problem durin::r _arme-r 8 ax Ul ~· .Agrlcultui-e ·Department aide have wheat prices ranging be- +Fort Worth The mid-Septem. winter months when cattle .ar~ : ~lcatto~ [No. 2t251 ), w~athch · · · morma sal d . "The pnce chmb betweer1 t ween $175 · a bus he1 1n p ort- her 1965 market at represents- confined and have built up a 1shes · b on bt ' ·oned 1s t M dSe b ldO d 1$213,, )ect,maveoam ast a~"anloo, ptem er was banh.l re. ,c-an Wnearhy · a tive outlets reported a range of thick coat, says WilHam · F. :\'our local Internal Revenue unseas~~~·. . us e. at rort ort · Tex. between $1.47 a bushel in Port· Lyon, Ohio State University Ex- !fice or from your county farm Alth it.1.-~ . h : The market was down from land and $1.89 a bushel at Fort tension entomologist I t . . ougb experts say t e rea- its Sept IS 1966 peak range [ . agen _. _ _ _ _ __ __ S(Jn fod;ttwqnice movement of __ · ' ' _ Wort~ . . wheat is not readily apparent. I !hiS lime last _year, ":heat • some t~ze that wheat's ups . pnces at some major termmals IDS •nd dowiis i!aA b. !raced to one . were about 2o cents lower than YOU or two ~ilitjor factors. [ 'they were reported Monday . "0ne · ~a .~ · th·".,, Iarmers have Among them was Kansas City · 1 taken od' a more 'bu.llish' alii· ~here the current pnce range t"' 1 :• .uepar ":J Pres lnternatioaal 11 tude, " tJ"' 1men t ex per 1 · Ry Uniled . · . , ,.IS1 $1 .7!t-$1.84, $t 65 1 compared w I t h said. ~<'fbey are less inclined to Pru:cs of all ID<IJOf ctass~5 1 • .63 · , · ast year. THIS I~SUtATED BLACK NYLON 1eU at harvest ti1Iie when prices 1 of s1aughtPr livestock generally I l~ Mmneapolis, No. 1 ~rk JACKET. Smartly otyied • , • tnsu• . 11 1 " increased during the week at ordmary wheat was sellmg lated Coller ••• Knit Cuffs ••• Full are tr adit aona v ower _ [ Length Zipper ••• Popular Vertical -. htidwest termin1:1l markets. Monday for $1.93 - $1.94 a bush. . Quilt Patt.rn •• , Two front Pockets. This attitude m 1966 tcndt>d e\, compared with $1.76 this to keep wheat prices unseason- , Slaughter steers i!nd heifers time in 1965. , !1Uy strong during the May. ' advanced 50 cenls. Cows t'1')Sed l In Chicago 1 the price of No. through-September harvest sea- 1~teadv to $1.00 lo" ~r . BuJls 2 soft red winter wheat dropped .son, ~noted . were steady to $1 higher. VeaJ.!from $1.92 a bushel Sept. 15 to ' A~~~r factor that tended to e1:s were steady to $1.00 higher ' about $1.78 last Monday, but re- I .pu,~h ,. Prices to a le\'e\ from 1\~· 1th :nost of the advant-e ~t mained about 7 cents a bushel r whu~ff, they now are dropping, St. Paul. Feeder catt~e sold higher than the corresponding , lnf' '~~at eX"I)Pr: ~aid , wm; a ~teady to 50 cents h1gher. period last year. "st w~ "!g speculative mar- Reet:'!lpl~ at 12 marktts nf' ·~----- 1 :.1• k .• ,,:•.'·JlD~ on rPports that a 209.000 cattle were nearly :10 1,156 pounds. world famine was just around per cent larger than ror the The weekly average price for h! corner. precedmg holiday - shortened choice steers at ChlL:ago was ··~11 the talk about food needs week but about 5 per cent small· expected to average nearly $25.a y~r:~ a~o built up a cresrendo er than one year Rgo. 60, compard with $26.76 a year '·. !>I speculation on the wheat In the carlot dressed mett~ · ago. " he said. After this , trade steer beef was ~teady to Final prices of barrows ar.rl All thl htat you need -befOre you can r:ount 51 ·· .! ;.,overtrPnt ran its Nlllrse, : }l,<z cents 8 pound higher alli1 gilts compared te last week's That's what you get when you buy 1 Ctnturv turned to other com- heifer beef steady t<. 1 cent up. close generally were st~ady to "'Flip-Top" Portlbte Heater. And ~atewr sizt. .. fllp-To~t'" ybu buy, you'll get a smartly styled, ·Cow beef was wPak to 1 cent 'iS cents higher, with the mo~t / ' lnsullttd nylon jltket FREE Wfhile they 1ut. wheat prices con· IJower w:lth Chicago 1 to 2 advance on hogs weighlng over through last Fri· f..'ents' lower. 240 pounds. loo uo-, 1o< 2 led-hot lloopino 1o< tiro prko of .U · 1 ~';~·~·~=• the departme-nt re- j The average cost of :.;teers at ---~.·1' another drop of 2 cenls ~ttven major markets was ex- Think ahead, anticipate turns Til~ price declined ev. pected 10 top $24.~0, comp:u. and lane changes, and don't 1. !it_"11"l""ilt fa:rmers continued to j ~d with $24.27 last week ~ild over-s~er . . . three tips from strx'lts In the lace of : 125.49 a year ago. The av-.a~e the Highway Safety De.p~rtRear Meigs ~jtneral Hotpital . weight of slaughter stem export demand. at ~· ment to make winter driVIng PHONE 992-2176'"' ' of the price weakness, 1 major markets last week was easier ... ..-1 aafer. , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,.. Required lO FI'le L'ar·ly ·f F ,0 n th e. arm ron Factors Traced in Decline Of Wheat Current Prices Chain Saw headquarters tod-1 . · . •1, 11 you w•nt .. •·nc ....... _..L ,... ... ....~,.1 ..,..,_ !~':n'~·.:::h.:~ •..:.~~ non·re~rese:ktiVt;._ aren. thl)' .,, one of our lpeleitiet. A1ter you ave en. "· nura~ For in&tl(lce, we rtplr and ..,.,. ber of samples from the field, Jet •• mA,n Of ehaln .,.._ mix them to~ether tht;trgugtlly and let t~~ soli dry under nat- What_.tr your chain: siW pro!J,. ural conditions. lem, let us JOive it. W•'vt.lot 1 th Wh~ 50 cr:~:c 1 d~~preor:,~;:yy 5 , • ed irl th' e do not pulverize, r uc g e coarser granules _to about . the size of wheat grams or smallflr. Retain one pint from " .the original sample; place in .dean ~~?!~~r~:O~;~Yk~:ld::o:. ..'YEA& VBTEliAN -D. eu;l'* lllelw*, Celllervllle reetfved a .,,_ KDIPII of ~ pill ....... Taetday'o . . . . Gllllpolla • Mlddl.. iort Naomf Lodce No. $$ ~ II GaDI(IQ)II. A N" chain nwa, Remlnfllon does. It·you don't alrttdy own 1 chll" 'Nt can lltlp you u1Kt the saw, rl~t uw from our complete Unt ar Rtminato'n chain aaws-•11 tlrtol r.r- 111111 lonner ...,. olmoll eerrler, Mr. Rl<bnlo Jolaed t11e narmaa 11 of P ~ No. Ill .......,. !IIi. lie tron1f..... It tile Ga!IJ. 28 days of slaug~t!r, r :-··· Skating is fun, but only when skates are worn.; Bmtlne:· walk <itliykli t~J< r~\!" is no Jaughing m Steps and walks should free or ice and snow . ing the winter months . urges Department of HighwaY ty, and suggests _showing sideration for others by sorink-1 ling .·walks with sand to • ~~:.0"r;.'s. 1~t a pm., Three different sizes "'gi~fNJ~~,I~~ needs ... 100,000 to 2 classes. Burn kerosene l)pera\e on IIO AC, UL arld · burner unit . . the in ' hotne heating. Tb<:rm,osti available. - - Pl).446-2463 1967 Driv·e· !:'· ' TAKE DELIVERY FROM OUR ta t b • an n argaln when buy Century insta"nt heat•. . ·, · ORDER FROM LANDMARK F.ER ·T ILl .· ! ' ' , " ".. = Geor,. ' FOit DELIVERY e C•ll Ut Fot Spte1•1· bed Servi~ - Bulk Sproodtng· .1\nlllb.._ Wo Also ·· c,~· Apply Liquid Nltroton To Your Fields, 1 I ALL ANALYSIS I .TRAIGHT II ' liiiXED MAT!ERIALS 1 AVAI.LAIL' Regular $1-1.95 Jacket FREE with any "FUP TOP" HEAtER POMEROY Of Dwellings w.. 1 l4 8.•ds Wanted For Removal I 1 MEIGS EOUIPMfNT CO. • Fans•. """""1.. • I c of cVoting :~k~~.La~:S:ll~venu!ef:~ !or Fnrm. Bur'eau ' , Off I Kicking .'·,· Soya of Ohio Central 1 Farm Market Treo ds the 1 • The Product ••• The Service ••• The Lowest ·Price 1 at .J.. YOUR FARM SUI!ij.Y CENTER , , ' . · Karr Electedto CAP COQJlCI•1 ·-1 It was also announced that dote to be set; Roy L. Young, ti>e· nremen't f!'\dt can aale. . 25, ~herman, W. Va., 110 operwas a sl.c~s and the' Worr!O · · ~tors license, Gaillpolls munen's Au.lllal'jl ... !banked !Or Two new members w~ •1'cipa!eourt, Jan. 14 ' James R. Its · donation ol'!tlOII to be used iected by the Executive CotJn.o Casteel, 22 • Scarbro, W. Va.. u a a menl 011 the new ftre IcU of Gallia • Meigs C!~:~ lob-brakes, municipal court, Jan. truCk~ next ~gular meetlnl . last week three year terms. .14; and Allen J .. Saki; 25,. AI· wlli be January ~ at 8 p.m. in ! In addition, lour members toona, Pa., speeding, municipal were re.elccted for tbree yur the f!rehourie. . ; .. . ~· _.___ I ,. e new me.u~-. are WU· loughby Hill, Qlester, and Cbar~ ls R. Karr, Pomeroy. Rev. Jooeph R. Kraly, wao elected as .' . council president for the com, ' log year. and Gordon Wooten ' :viC!! president. T. F. Burleson, ' .. · ' ; was retained 88 ~ourer and Col. WOllam D. Jl'alck, Huntw.g:lam Gu~me:s. s~ lngton District Engineer Corps . · . ' . I G~· u: m of Engineers, announced' today ' , lpo . that blds for the purchase and The Meigs County Farm B~ The_ council agreed to pnrt[CI.. removal of bulldinp located at eau wilt ~lc~ oH a membership pate m the Ree!onal Approach the locl:ette reservation, Galli· drive .m Monday at Pome- as e~~>lalned by Mr. s .a m po11a Loeb and Dam near ray. ~Sharp oli.R.D. Rev. Kraly, AI· Apple Gl'll'le, Mason County, Aadrew Cross, Letart . bertf\l. Durose, and John Col- Weal Ytrglnla, will be received pre.tdent <if Meigs ~~. 'roeiJI-iwere appointed to serve In bls olfice until 10 a.m., EST., Farm ,Bureau, aalcl t1to members of the Regional February 9, and · then publicly lor the state-wid~ cam~n is Council wbich wtn be lonaetl opened. ''MoTe ~ -lor Membel'l." . from the Appalacliia COilllties In Eight buDdlngs wlll be IOid: The oounty goal Is 2110 me~ ~astem Olllo. four two-story anc1 one 1\Htory beT famllles, ...... the toW It "ddltion, 'Mlss Rosalie dwellingS; one 2-story &-room expected to be reached by JIIJlo S selected as local brick house· ..-t'two • ulll')' 2S. A '1'"li e!IJIIP8Iail·.bas .project eommil!ee chalrman1for ages,::"" J..ear b~lcl: and ~ already ~ll@d 1011 meaijlen. ~ ReiJona! Upward Bound· JB'O' ll'ame. Vlflll Khrl of Pomeroy was ject 1'blcb has been IUbmlllel! Jl'urther Information may be appointed growtll chairman lor 1b~l~D. Mr. Oran C. Barry obtail)ed from Elmer .D. Walker, this ~rsoiT."':~~t!!' . ~t~~~ pro~ Locl:master Of GaillpoUs Loeb memth ~coMill eio tal Ooasumer ~a 1- ..-1 Dam, , llopett, W. Va., ~:'en ~ 1Wllli er, eet."i/FJ · ... pro .1, ~ ue1 eolia at4, ry .r,.~, Olin Wllso"':' ,.; OruDcu 11<19Pied an AD- Guyan, ·,OhiO 2&8-Ql!, or lrom MJ4klff, Leo Story, , noal • ..-! Sick Leave Scliedult!i the ~eo of tlto District Eng!Camaban, .Holter, for, trill thne llalf ~~~~~. aeer, U, 8· Ar1nY Engint!er Dale Baelmer, More than " ~. by lbe eolllllilll•, ~~Hs':,U: W. Va., Fann Bureau llleiDben wlll lllitl. btld bela , appoiDted for · • ' . . out helping Ia the toWIItlblp t!JitLd'uty. A flnil financial ..... cui.p Jl( DEATH palpa. ' • port of the _Pnigram · Dm19P- ;!'be RaCine eii!....,.Cf lii!Uad "~ettna ~ . · • ·.Grant was Jnl8llle( Jp \fBI '~ ~ .at ll:lS whl!at and owljJe tariJ beJni . a4illllll tb a ~ ftriUci,fl p.ln, tb the Clfllt Ori' remdence duotetl at tbe 1tate ..-! 1oea1 .· ,, (r' !Jii· t~an Ro14 and lroJiaport,. ' lev~ while Olhet .· mee11ng oft he ~ .ell SonhiP to - . oe.are beiDa will be .ID the ~ Hoapllal l'ilm abe ,.... i\laior ~.. Feb. 1, 11117, Gll •arrlvaL'' It ... the will be the ' . to·. .. 3rcl & Sycamore Sts. ' EARLY SEASON ;;'~ · . ·o:tSCO-UNT iJ!:olrima ' . CHECK BEFORE YOU BUY, DIAL 992-21e1 Now & Save '-! ,_ j . ' ' Poinerqy Land. mark '• . .. ~ •. , " lAC~ 1'· ' .,.cJ •· 9 . - Ser~ing Meigs, Gallt.a . and Mason "Co.'!~~s c~~SEY, ~G~. · .D!~L !92-21&4:. · ~ DELIVERY Ult?t ttl! I w. • Deadline IS , .. J3DUary 26t'h' tmd4 :.J s Ohio E"g and Broi}er Day chedoled at OSU Aaricultural Building on 'fhursday · I FREE DEMONSTRAT!P8S j Hocking, Accoqlling WilHam McKinley Dl'l director the report be shdwed heavy Thr .. new mem l"out·migration" between 1950 Nelcomed Into the Chapter Vol· land lti60 of persons aged 16 tD The State Highway patrol cited Steven V. White, 17' •nter Fl~ Department last 29 and modest "out-migration" Rt. 2 Vinton, to Gallia county juvenile co~rt Jan. 14 on a week in I reguklr sessioo at ot pels.os over 30 years of age. chArge of improfer backing after an aCCident at 5:50 P· ito fi~house . .Oick Gaul was in Tile 11udy also ·mtUeated m. Friday on Mil St., in Thurman. c~~Jrge. thai •se-ra! countlea ~-,..~ Timothy L. M.etzler, 18, Rt .d2 Thurman, •• ~ "' b k fla motorcycle 1 the ,They were Elmer NeweU, a not "111-mllflltillo" of ptr- rldor, suffered bruised legs ~11_..". _1'0 _en nger n James McDonald, and Charles sons aged 15 and over accident. He was treated at ElCh!nger, all under 21, and Following a presentaUon on Oak Hill Hospital and re- court, Jan. 18. 20 Ia jolni)lg with their parents' coo. the contents oftheotudy a brief ' leased. Cited to appear Jan. J sent. discussion was held tD aoswer l OfCicers reported that the Meigs County court were: ~>The department Invites civlo qul!\tioDs concerning the signif. !accident occurred when White dy Ann Williams, 20• Rt. 1' Rutm!nded• mldenta of Chester lcance ol the Information to baeked his car out onto Mill land, speeding; Ray E. Vanov· ToWnship to apply for member· county planning ,St., and the vehicle !ltruck the er, 22, River Rouge, Mich., left ship iii the volunteer organ!.. In other busn;,s a brief de- : motorcycte riddes by Metzler. of center; Danny P. Case, 18• tion. Youlit Ui to ~l,ieara of age - ---·-- · --~--- --· There was moderate damage P~meroy, red Ugbt, and Fredmay join witl! pai'a\ii.·~·.Onsenl. u··~ to tile cycle and minor dlllll- die L. Tackett, 29' Rutland, DO A tralnilll! meeting for memage to the caT. muffler. hero on "Use of Equipment," . Other patrol arrests Friday ----.-17 has beeh sltited for Wednesday, ' were: Forrest E. Walker, • 1 1· - - - I::;:; eom· seription was presented on re· nar were Goff Deunfee, Three loin Department '··t Chester '~\:::ni: =~~~n w~~y. com- Juvenile is Cited After to cyc}e crash In• Thurman an extre~ely n were rrteze. ~it~:y;~ ::y%~~p~n~ :::~i~ a recerrtly five-county region ' a1 level ooncernlnt! fundst o sup. pre•ident, both of tl!e ~+ Jackson, I port planning activities. Clounty Regional 110111 LoriJt altor tile Tburo Counttes j A special brochuro on plan- Commission; Mal\ · man LodiO wao d!Jbanded, IM••igs, · vinton Thursday even· ning education, prepared by chairman ollbe Jackson ~ . ~ f o r DPI, was also presented to the Planning Commission and meJm.l county officials. group for approval. Copies of her of the Wellston City Plan- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,:;::...,_""':'_ _"":~~=-:-:-:::--:::::::::-:;:-;::::::::":::.7'----:=:-:':' 'Theseminar,spolll!oredbythe the broch~ are ·~peeled to be ning Commission; and Howard VOL. 1 NO. 50 SUNDAY, JANUARY 15, 1967 SECOND SECTION P«ge t1 Board of Regents itnder a distributed In eaeb county with- Blum and Roscoe MOWTey, - - - - - - · - - - -- _ _ _ ---------.....;~------1grant from the Higher Educa· in the next several months. Ibolb of Hocking County Planlion Act ol 19M, w.. held at the Attending the planning semi· ning Commission. Ohio University Development ti I !;ice. on beef cattle can be confroUed ·with.,, sprays of maphos, methOxychlor, malath~ itJn,' .ronnel. lindane, and toxaphene. Fanners should ust ooly methoxychlor; ronnel, or malathion on calves under 3 months old; but should not use I malathion on calves under . month of age .• Ronnel should not b• u•ed b, lt. RlciiA'RDs .\.. ~:.edc~~r~~~~;: ~:ru~~ t~~ ::.~:;.O ..M10UrtYOryChltn elusive, hay coining out ·.of the IS 0 Ur uun,. a saw • ~ • end ttlen ·for.tiR )'Db, We Lice pass their enUre life cle on the host animal The • -u. Bring the sample to the Galr • ' ,. Jia County Extension Office lo- We. 4!1\r't Just. ~f~L 1'9• • ch1ln ind from egg to adulll'l'~l:s:e~:,~~~:~ 2-4 weeks, and many g' occur each yea~~. because of cereal lfa.f beetle. Part of this burden will be lift-1 •. I I. ..-:..I I Lice pass their enti~ life . ey.• ' cle on the host animal Tbe that problems of buying hay in central and northern Ohio havl! increased due to the ViS 't GaUipoiJs We will oeed 80Q)e ,· . . information about 1he land - ~· .· ' il'rrtatron. Colored cray to blue, h be f acr•s wh•n I'hese · · _, 1 sue as num r o ~ , '"' , . . msectstl can . cause OU"!WTS. ouT,..~ '£M Alll 1... d · ane1••a 1.1 was 1as t 1·.1med , what w.. lh• ;;;;.;,E!'"i,.; ' ;w. ;.;.cCI::.:;.;::....:::::,:.::;;.;_ 0 1 rn cattle. Bl ng bee o J!Ot Ia 1 h does the land ,.l, blood but feed on tl;e $kin caus- Ia~. ~.:· ar:wthere any drain· ~~roN~'OIO~,SON jng cattle to rub excessively. age problems. You will need to 4rlng Ave. _· ~.S~QJ' Peme.-.r The cattle often rub large ateas ·pa a fee of 1125 which tak•• ·· · · 0( hair oil their hodl~s. - giving Y · ' them an unhealthy ap~arance. BY C. E. B~ESLEE E•t. Agent, ,_'iliealtu~ Meig• co;nty Pests and how ' to control new Bahr Utf Sell Tef1lq ~"'1' at Tilt mHo Slate Unl"""'ty in Colun> bul. Yoa wUl receive fOUl' IIINt test report Jn ~ t~ ~:i:~bagorothersuitabt,~ .~- ~~·:::.'•rtwoy••no• 1 problems that ..-1 malltd ,to nl other 1 I• '0-;- • ., flllSaced ' I .. •J , ,' •!, •' '!' ,, , ::·' 1:' 1 1 ,.:, ·,., 1 '' 1 11 ' · 1. '11 o~ill' 1 ' '"' ;•Iii.• ·· · •· · ' ROSEMARY BOWMAN Holzer School Graduate Has • Highest Score ,.. Ohio Egg and BroUer Day Association. try Researdl, Dlvisl111, ftal. will be held Thursday in the ' The afternoon session stafl.s Co., St. UMils, Mo.; E. I. Rollauditorium of ttre Agricultural at 1: IS p.m. under the chairman ertsoir, Nqtrllloniat, J. W. EsbeJ.. Administration Building at Ohio ship of Dr. Robert E. Cook, man and Sons, Lancaster, Pa.; State University, Columbus, ac- Chairman o1 the Poultry Sck and Earl RlemaD, . Man..,., cording to Bryson R. carter, ence Department of Ohio State Jl'eed Manulacturlnl, Landmark, Gallia county extension agent. University. First on the pro- Columbus. '11 be D Ed rd c. Topi cs for the •··. The morning session starts at gram wr r. wa ,_...,. 1 Nutrition, I~.Ion and lhe spe~ll'l - ; 19 a.m. with registration and !be , Naber, Pr?fessor, morning program which starts IPoultry & 1ence Department, Once Over Lightly by IIi'. at 10 a.m. has Dr. George J. OSU, on the subject, "Red Robert E. Cook; "Mortallty PM. Mountney, Associate Prolessor, ILigllts and Egg Produclio.n." [terns ~Ohio Egg Produdnll Poultry Products Technology, Highlight of the afternoon ses- Flocks, by Dr. GlydeA. Mm!ll, 1 Poultry Science Department, ,sion will be a bane! discu.,lon DVM, Associate Profenor, PaOSU as chairman. on, "Feeds and Feeding for . thology, Poultry Sci~ Depart• Roy M. Kottman, Dean, Tomorrow's Egg and Poultry iment, OSU; and "Wbal's Ahead OSU College of Agriculture and Meat Production." Members ol for the BroDer lndtmtry Ill Home Economics, will deliver the panel are : Dr. Howard C. i Ohio?" by Mr. Arthur Upmaw, an address at the noon catered Naber, moderator, Dr. J. E. Vice-President, Hony Farms luncheon of the Ohio Poultry ,Marr, Manager, General Pool· Industries, Wllkesboro, N.c. 0r: I M"ddl w k f p 0 M d 1 eport ee 0 r~yer. pens OD flY , Plans have been oompleted byterian. choir. , ,. Church. The Rev. Clyrie Bartlor the annual Week 'ol}'raylll'] · . . !tett of the First Church of the A graduatt' ol the Hol2er Hos- Monday, Jan. rs througn F'ri·! Tuesd~ ~~mn~!li" R e v. lNaoa~ne, will speak Th~y pital School of Nunlng has re- 1day, Jan. 20 at Heath Metho- ·Max DO Kite of e host jusing the topie, "The Feet." . ceived the bigbest score in Oblo ' dist Chureh in Middleport. I~hurch wll,1, speak on the topic, I His church will provide the sp., Members of the Gallipolis on the au 'cal nursing ..ction . . The Ear. MusiC Will be. by cia! musie. Cbamber of Commerce have un- 1of the exa:nation for licensure Services wrU. be held rughlly tile host choir under the direc· t The concluding sermon on t!l Thursday, Jan. 26, to select by the State of Ohio Board of . beginning at 7.30 P·~~mmu~~ uon of Ben Philson. Friday w!U be given by Rev. live new huard directors. Nursing Education and Nurse · n;.m:r" !no! ~e Special Y The Rev. Nyle Borden, chap- '•I Donald Hicks ol the Qlurch of. Eleven candidates are in the Registration. c. u wil~s I c~rge. ted m~ lain of the Gallipolis State In- Christ on the subject, ''T h'i 1 running for five seals 10 who SJ< a so presen eac stitute, will speak Wednesday Hands." The Church of CllriJt were nominated by chOJD. She ,, Mrs. ~semary Shafer . evening from the various on the topic, "The Eye" with chotr wiD bavo apecill millie. her's retiring directors, and an- Bowman, a native of Ironton church choirs. music !rom the Mt. Moriab The Rev. Donald Boone ol the additional candidate who was who was oo-valedlctorlan of the The theme of the week will - - . First Baptist Cburdl, who Ia nominated via Ution. . of 1966 ol Holzer Hosplt- concern !be topic, "Common leaving at tbe end ol January, The candida~ nominated by als School 0( Nursmg. Senses of Christianity' taken w!U suhetltute during tile .-k the outgoing directors are Dr. Mrs. Bowman is the tlaugtJ. from the scripture of Romans wherever neOeSW'J' ..-1 need· Oscor Clarke, Dean Evans, Mar- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenee 12. Monday eveni111 the speak· ed. The publie Ia lll9llld ID U. lin Kerns Bob Saunders, Mor· Sbaler, 2818 South Flfill Sl, er will be the Rev. Howard tend the II!I'Vicet. ria Elliott: caroll Snowden, John Ironton. She was gradua~ Ruppelt of the First . United The oHerlnl Ia used far ~ McKean Manning Wetherholt, ll'om Ironton High School With Presbyterian Churcb usmg the Kenneth E. Riggs RL I munlty needs by 11\t JDiDitlel'. WUJard 'Leedy and Jamea Mer- the class of 1963. topic, "The Tongue." Music Reedsville, an agent for th; Ia! associalloll 'llllit:b .l£llllllllll ry. , will be provided tile Pres- Jobn Hancock Mutual Life 1n- tlto service~ eadJ ,_, The additional eandldate Is surance eo. bas qualified for Dr. Keith Brandeberry, I be Junior Fair Wiu the "Presid~nt's Hooor Club," Friday Driven chamber's present president. and wlll receive an all-expense Ballots wore malled to 115 Merit Certificate paid trip to San Francisco, Are Well Behaved members last week by Mrs. r, The Galli Count J . Calif. to the compony's coo- City polJce reported 1111 ~Thelma Elliott, executive secre. a Y . ~Dior vention, Jan. :n-211. fie accttlenta Friday lll ~ tary. was awarded a certificate Members of the "President's polls. Seven accideata wer8 1i1o · merit in Columbus Thursday Club" wrote a million dollars vesligated in the first 13 day1 Ex d din A 1965 II GTO , iioiOn Ohio Director of Agriculture worth of new insurance or of the year. pan e "" •' M. Stackhouse, meeting d . 1966 Arrests Friday included Ger· Administration :~:~~·:~~~;as county fair aociety repre- m;::-:. ~rs. · Riggs wtn altllne F. Varney, 45, Rt.l, Jllfo The lnst!tuto lor Regional [)e. 1 SheriH Robert c. Harfeo. leave Columbus Monday, Jan- well fail~ to yield the, ~ velopment hao asoumed tldmlll- : h There were 74 county and uary 16 and Oy by jet It Ailxr of way, cltd to munlciJIIb cour&" lstrallve responsibility for tbe ·~riff Hanenbach said the indj!pendent fairs held In the querqu~. where they will spend Jan. 14, and Howard N. Bill. Center for EconomiC::U.,~ auiomobile 'belonclnl to Carl atate during 1965. Gallia count)' a week with Mrs. Rlgg>' par- iiil, of 808 Fourtb Ave., assault·· lty, aoconltng ~ R : Eme, erodburn-Ave., Cleveits citation by recelvlllfl enta, Mr. and Mrs. Haro!d V. and battery, warrant slpwl 111 llity President emon • land, had been stripped llld apeclal recognition for eapiial Noble, befo~ flying on to San O'Nella Cousina, belll'lnl Ia enPrestctent Alden aafd IRD bas pushed over 1 hffi onto the _ Franclsce for the convendon. municipal court, Jan. It. been asked to administer the bank of the Olllo River between Center beeause of recent ebt1J1o Lontl Bottom and Sbade lllver. ges 1n federal programa. '"lbe The motor, seats, PI tanka original empbaala of t1to Cent. ..-! wbeela .of the car ._w ert! er." Alden explained, ''was 011 missing, aecordlng to lfarteD.. t1to econom1e de~t of bach, who· ...,IIIIH!tl his loVe-. Aj/pafacbla. In lbe past year, llgaUon of the IDcidonl. however, bolh tlto AppalaclliaD . Regional Cbbllllilslon lnd the CITY W.f.TERWORIB Ecoaolrilq Development M- Friday ~ mlnlslrolion ba'Ve ei1Janded 57, lOw 4;1. ~)urday readJnc their actlvltltl Ia tllla areo.~ tl at 11:30 m. the ct.•" Pontiac GTO Strinrd, Abant.ned mD RIggs • Joms ' H0n0r Club �• , ' ' Mao's Cultu~·" JRevolution T kes Un ). . ) ' . 0:~ Ierro~ and . ~ciltmioll .. ... I""liutl"" ..ferwr ...., .;...li ~ "ll of . ........ • • • ' lho thou(hl" •lj<r hit ...lh. eoumn .., • Ht WID~ li!!l "Red" 1'11111 ~ !!""'~... Opjl!>lltllls 1r1n~ """"' ,IQ 01 "UJI!tfl "thai 11, : "~ teehnoeratl. -i w. 111 !he llmf lf"'l "'" ~kbjjil hlJ "cultural ,.vtlq\11!11." ill ill• Qf 1915 ' lho Unl~ Sjt~ ~8~ W ~late !he, WIT in j' Vleln~!!'· Sof11e journal~ think 1: IItts was· a lactor....bu~ not lht swm. ' '' ' . ·~ : ~ I : . l u :.1. .:.! • .... ' . . I~ ~! nnly lactor-ii\ !.\pos lilf.ll: Ht to ·unite the evurt m ' ·of Amercan lnv.asl!>a. ..... . . ,, . ...., .,. ·~set : Ill- ' ,.a : '- l 1 •, ' ' n. : ill- ' 1'1. ~! '' ;; •' 1' . • . 0•\.. ' "'· .' .. . .' ••' I I I rc i . • I ' " ' " I .., I .. ' ".' ... ' '" l'' •. . -· - I" ~, . il... ~ ..' ' \ ' -~ ": l. .... Male Dog $2.00 Spayed f~lle U.OQ i'tlll.le .3~, {Kep•l Ucll)H flO Ownm Name '~~~ s :;e. ,.,. . ~ . '''1. e ..a , TowusJU pm 1 .,,444 !Qi1D!j. 6 _ ------- ~ ...44 ; ~"' .ftkft a n .. •. · t· sa 'a . 1,~ ~ . ~ - · r 4 • , ' .. r ~-!b ;it_.... ' . ..m:w -P..-,..~ · ~...-~-~ . ' · ~· ' Uceme muot :&liar ., 'dolt w. ' !' I ,,E' DFJADLINE FOR PUIICHAStJ OF 1~7 DOG lJCENS, fS .i'J\Nl!AJIY ~· p~ OR~ •l Ii Attention.Dog. ~Wfltr• ONE DOLLAR {$1.00) f1<N,\~TY IF Ue&NSE IS<ltJRflHASED .~1\ . T!L\'f I;lATij:. FpR YOUjl CONVENIENCE VSE ~ ~¥ ~~\>' 'nPtl BLANK AND MAIL Tp TilE QQUN'ff A~'l;j:lB ~T ~ Q{!l,!JI'r. . H;OU~ Now. ~s ..w; TWa ~ (fB.OOJ n>a EAeH ~aa, mr& . .c '• " I �• , ' ' Mao's Cultu~·" JRevolution T kes Un ). . ) ' . 0:~ Ierro~ and . ~ciltmioll .. ... I""liutl"" ..ferwr ...., .;...li ~ "ll of . ........ • • • ' lho thou(hl" •lj<r hit ...lh. eoumn .., • Ht WID~ li!!l "Red" 1'11111 ~ !!""'~... Opjl!>lltllls 1r1n~ """"' ,IQ 01 "UJI!tfl "thai 11, : "~ teehnoeratl. -i w. 111 !he llmf lf"'l "'" ~kbjjil hlJ "cultural ,.vtlq\11!11." ill ill• Qf 1915 ' lho Unl~ Sjt~ ~8~ W ~late !he, WIT in j' Vleln~!!'· Sof11e journal~ think 1: IItts was· a lactor....bu~ not lht swm. ' '' ' . ·~ : ~ I : . l u :.1. .:.! • .... ' . . I~ ~! nnly lactor-ii\ !.\pos lilf.ll: Ht to ·unite the evurt m ' ·of Amercan lnv.asl!>a. ..... . . ,, . ...., .,. ·~set : Ill- ' ,.a : '- l 1 •, ' ' n. : ill- ' 1'1. ~! '' ;; •' 1' . • . 0•\.. ' "'· .' .. . .' ••' I I I rc i . • I ' " ' " I .., I .. ' ".' ... ' '" l'' •. . -· - I" ~, . il... ~ ..' ' \ ' -~ ": l. .... Male Dog $2.00 Spayed f~lle U.OQ i'tlll.le .3~, {Kep•l Ucll)H flO Ownm Name '~~~ s :;e. ,.,. . ~ . '''1. e ..a , TowusJU pm 1 .,,444 !Qi1D!j. 6 _ ------- ~ ...44 ; ~"' .ftkft a n .. •. · t· sa 'a . 1,~ ~ . ~ - · r 4 • , ' .. r ~-!b ;it_.... ' . ..m:w -P..-,..~ · ~...-~-~ . ' · ~· ' Uceme muot :&liar ., 'dolt w. ' !' I ,,E' DFJADLINE FOR PUIICHAStJ OF 1~7 DOG lJCENS, fS .i'J\Nl!AJIY ~· p~ OR~ •l Ii Attention.Dog. ~Wfltr• ONE DOLLAR {$1.00) f1<N,\~TY IF Ue&NSE IS<ltJRflHASED .~1\ . T!L\'f I;lATij:. FpR YOUjl CONVENIENCE VSE ~ ~¥ ~~\>' 'nPtl BLANK AND MAIL Tp TilE QQUN'ff A~'l;j:lB ~T ~ Q{!l,!JI'r. . H;OU~ Now. ~s ..w; TWa ~ (fB.OOJ n>a EAeH ~aa, mr& . .c '• " I �,... ~-' -rft . -- bating tess pubUclty alloat • actor-playwright Michael 11ae origJaal plar. "Flella IDd Uammo!t ill a~ show Blood,'" ... wlllcb it paid liMed OD tile We works II WiUiaal Banle, .112,500, pac:ar W'llde, aDd lld&pted- from wbic:ll . . . to baTe beea the aate presenta&ioo done at pres tied .-ly tllia ,ear. Now the U. DubliD feltival and Jt seems there • a delay, that later-ill till_.. ~ay. · tl beiDI promoted are' possibly it will 10 oa oear the Wl1h ita reliance 011 Jlr RQ IMJ BBO~ t~vialon has forgmteo 4lerivative _ !Mit of. end of the year, bat it Is the esta"'lllwd stage prod~tiODS, it ~Prell lrl&tlutioaal selec:,tive viewer. themly beiDc ada tatiOal nature of • promotional ap- • perlla.- OD1y logical that HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-To the We do Indeed get the tablished ~ teleVieion · proach to 1pore uegative news Mfional television sbould finally """StaDt tele\iewa, the suspi- 1occasional major theatrical-a ! es basieally a ewerage medium until forced to llelmowledge that have decided to present the doo grows that the promises ofl "Death of A Salesman·• or a IUD a creative one . such things dG slat. "Tony" awards - Broadway's major theatrical offerings COD- ''tJrigadoon" or "'lbe Glass With- liJl ~ due respec~ • fot" Tbere Ia oo auch problem prizes fur the best shows and aiderabJJ. outn~. the ae~.tMenager~." But all too 9Qen instance to David SusSkind, over at CBS-TV-that is, for performers o_f the seas?"· This JII'QIIMetiooa. Ita ]IUblie reia~ the pronuses seem to take an hn..... , ' . . .. ·· . oday at leait nere t_ wo more , broadcast will be a live onebecomes a ·!IMft .domiP&Jtt e~~ to. JQa~, aJJd. then ~ ~~' · . · > ~ · " ~~ eatrical }lt'il(luctions have hoor presentation on Eastet" r 'BieY doc materialiZe they i ·mivids are hiahlY ~a. been announced : for next Sunday, March 26, on A~TV, frequently are more distant in b~ events-be 18 more Jikeiy to season. One is the :wo-man which also has television rights of suspended expa.iation rather the future than expected, and be remembered 68 video's peat British musical revue now to the Oscar. than frequo! satisfaction. One perhaps there are lewer procluc- theatneal resusclt..a:.lr than asj appearing on Broadway, "At aw~. In. short, because of begins to think in sUch terms as tioDs than originaliy :nteoded, its great showman. It is ~ the Drop of Another Hat," national VIdeo, stage . "credibility gap." somehow one is suspended matter ot ·bems trappect' liJr' starring Michael Flanders and screen, aa well ~ teie~~Ion, Daily the ........., releases again, w.aiting. ate! . . . . ts · t-he sa'etyl Bonald Swann. And the other is now have the sublime privilege . . ..-. ,. . .. eVJSIOD IDSIS 011 '' .. ~ of Being 0 f ter' the market ~ve f~ the networks, aca ~pt Esta~~ Rita of success to pr:>t!·:t Its mass j The Impo~ . . en liii super daily VISions of tugar plums ---Tilere comes a pomt when one marketing, which 1s. n its ownl Oscar, Part I. Btarrill& Irish areua. dance ~~;heads as the most suddenly is loathe to give an)' mind, !Is No. 1 fwictioD. -~~- -~ of promises of particular attention anyiJlOl'P te As a sample, one aeed on!y' things 1q- ~.._are heaped on such types of promotion, 1pick up some of the latest press our deeD . 10: 111111 the thought 1especially because the produc-- releases. Ther~ is an anneunce.. ~ -· • ment that "Brigadoon" will bel-----------~-----.- ~ o. . repeated by ABC-TV .Mar~ &,1 Daytime Show. · ·~: ¥t ':·-"··. and it is indeed an .-utsla~ . .-. . :-. 1.~~ ·-·:).;: .~ . video !!~!ow. 1bere 18_a lei~ WSAi FV-1 '!(;~ TV-I WHI'N TV JJ . " :--_::-- ~:: · • t stating that NBC T\"s "Ball- .&:»: Singiq · · ,...~---' · · ho mark "'-" of Fame·• -il· 1·epeat ln45-Corn Cob .-- :;:¥'•~'-· - .-~ Daytime S ws n-.u - ' . . fCl :...~';::'::;_ .. its ad.tptation of ''Abe Lincoln 7:00-,-Toda)' Cartoons . - ~s..,;'Y~'f ! . in lllin.>IS" Feb. &. fhe;!! I!. lit 7:115' ~ ~~~~,.. \ ~~ TV-I WHTN TV-~ 8Jlll0Wie:!mmt that NBC-TV_will . f:2S~··-~ .·, -~·~- . ·: _Singmg present--:.ext sea.:u 1-a spel'ial 7:30-: Life or .resu~ Sleepy Jdfers . 'O.~_:;:_~ : Qill based w1 another establliihed, Buddy Starcher 7':...,.•riiilitJ;... _~. ¢artDODa .quantity: comic strips. · Cartoon Carnival 1 . 'I:....,· - , · · · Play Fades · 30-:- . lbel..: !that Hollywood Pecking Order Plain to See As Aneient Caste System of South Asia .n orl I WSAZTV~ . 7:30- sieepy J'effen ., Faith ~- 1:110- . ,. 1:30- ,_' , ·:· .~.: -~- ~t:OO Dia.lJn& ·llnQ!tt Secret $orm ' ~;»-- . 10:00 Readi s&ara. 10:2>-News 10:30 CGoceD. . . Hji!NII~ . : Andy of Mayberry Dfke Diet VIII -..... -.. ... Bie"GGeis . ' ~!: :- GuidiiJC .Li&ln - _, 1:55 Newa -=- _-. . , , ~ e:- ~-- .;._;.,;:_.~ f :- ~ ;. ... ... • ::<- "'~ ~.- : :. - '·'-' a:a- r v_;f t , .... 'J'" ;ti '.'. . • ..;A?_ _ • • ,, " " ' ' .;.· .. ~"'!'~. - ~ .¢ . ' .· '. - . } .. .E~ ., ... - .._.. ... • .... .• _;>....! • -~ -~ -;= :~~'ilrL.~ · ~fi ·_ :·. . . .. .... l:flf....... · T:._ -~-' · ' • .·. - -=· R0111f·West. ei~ -:D;_• a. ~,.... ....D:• New: · "< ·u··•"'-' .·.- -·· ~..-- n:a- -: Beverly HUJbUJ!.ea Andy GriffiUt Diq . Y!Ul. Dyke Liie ,. ~- :: c..· • - 1:00 Bell ,.. . {'0.- '. -.or. ........ .., Teh"'; '•·. fteWa. . Tru&b Ed&.i ;01 ·ftllb& ';{\Jt~ _.: . Ki _..- - . . >. -. - ea., 'ssie .. Peyton .-.4~--' -.:- ~-~ .!) ?"': •.r. ·• -~ - --;, :.:; "' t: ·. ' ' ... -~~ gc --- ·n r - r- . --••. . !! :! '! -, v.ue, , ·Newa .. :::a. Q t:: E Ill -~--~ . ~ ~ -~ ..., ·- ! ... ~ . ;;.. ·-.; -~,. ·~ :.e ;a Pbic:e - . ""'• ~E~ ~~- ~ ~ ~ . ~ c:;: N-;z . - = ' ·n ~ ~~QS!. -ff ,, ,'WJatt . . . -T:W Bob. Ho;e ·=--I:ID- GreeD Aa'el Gomer Pyle Barrump Bump Da""7 - - " v .. ..... _ andarea tew ciWi..,d..bed ua& Ja ..,._ Tbey are JINUr ..n lnetiPed togedaer .... .... • .of outaide flavor to tlite Bolly1JOid cwwmmlty, Thole a&enta, lawyera and Kovie IOIDe rntrwiM• &8 lriltoc:ratlc bactFMUI wlllcla nqt required ot the atara. After tbem CCIID4I the ..... t.beJ a. ............... ~ 7:- 2;6- 11~ .,.., . .- Soc. Late · :4 ,' :". -.c LX) .:r ..... GdffJD ! JJ:. 12:»- Newa Burdi rar •r....... Gqicll. . . . . . . • " 1:a Maa A Deal l:fil Neft a;• oar uv.a ~-Dodan l;fil- ... .-. ....... --~. Bla .Cu• •.> .-...., ______. NewfJ Wdl to . - =Ot n.m ·- ... ,..,.. a',.IIDiitll .. ,. ••-.J iMnc:a l . "' lO:M . . - ~ "...- ... - ' 0" ~ ;:r: ~.. . ._.__ ... - .:. -:" .., ~ . ~ ::.. .g•. -~ ~ ~ r ;;;; -~ ~ , DeaD MarGa IIJDnt ....- '· !Nip Bewitdlic IIOrie Lift- BIIIIU 'l1lltl Clrl ·z.~· - ,. '• -.·. " ~ -:· .. ...,._ • .- • f".. I New 'V!f*J 'Jii':a .liddiit ... a· ......• . . .. .. , a..ial Tlea .8 ~. - ~ DnaiD . . Tell1'rirla 6 "1'lhw ·. "' :r l:• , ... ·1.•:•- ~. !;! .. '1iW -• • ...:.""~~ i t! of\· .• ~ s.;ti~ ~,.~ ,, ., ~ ~ :..~~~~-~~ oc""7 '. ... I I ~ • 11:00 Pat~ Al1i41 GrU!Ub 11:• BatllJwood ... DkS Yaa o,a .I I 11 CIJ [oye ot Ufe ~~ ~ . BuddJ Stardllr 1'lle •1'(' .. ...;; • earwop C.m•al 1BeveriJ ut:at-ox» ., -. ~ 'New •• - . t;ID- _::~~viduala 111111t be .uq ud .s:• IIGQnl!l!l ' . Ce,......- 7 ' ODes. ~ 01' clirec:l•a. Na . . seWn~ qaiae • .., . . . llcBale'a 1'ilYJ Tbe · •• I n.a WCIIIJ· TV-a- and rarely situatiGil com ~Y I:CI0-eats. 1M w~tabliabecl ~ 1:10 mers, most ol whom an! fOl'Dler movie stars, are l"'kldling high 1:00 DiaiJD& Dollar Secret StGnD t :IDIn the order. - , IMtlipN Toptller 10:00 Beacb Stan CWid Qaii.oual7 ageuts, movie law- 10:»-New ~ ·biiWill w'lether Neft steltoa ai'ars. bat -' Idoctors wile are ~eclmuat Wealber - -~ Red teievisloli 't.. .. .:;. ,. ~ jl'\ 0"' 4'\ C'"::~ -. 0 ;7. ' . I Daytime Show 12:10 Eye Q - . 12:._ ueed be wealU1y aad hue a& u:fil new Bttmen .... • I · --- r ;;;:. 00 '; ' : . ',.. •J' ~ ~;.·~- " T r.assie Newa u;..-1'-IPI ........ ,:::c .;~eeo -' . . - =a - !" .~ i:OO Mike DouilU I Family Theater U:OO -ften li:!i- - . U:»- .·· ~ ~.,go - ~o::S -~ • Where Acticia ... CBS Rna I, :I ) =• M • st -..-rr _, ------- 10:--- .• - p~ f'lai;le- - . <.. >&:30 Huck Jlolmcl . I:M 'l'be Figitlve - ~ -~ ~ .,.- I&~ ... "' .- ~- .. t: :- MclJele'~ ~ Dark Sbadon . .., - .'l'be Drtadeli Popc:om Theater · ·~·. - - t:oo Mr. cartoaa &:30--New . ~ 1:311-Don't Say -General Bospdal nle Nurses;. "'· ~ 7:00 Qeetb Vallef DilloD 7:a Tbe Virlinian QrdereDa '- • t:ci-.foclaJ . the V.ery luiportaat To Tell Truth .Nen EQge ot Nigtl& rassword 1:20 Bob Bcnrea . ·. .t' ~'!;<t·- '. ICer~ Jltt:borse Q(M!I'a stars Newly Wl!!d Game Dream Girt ~ of 'C Women s · Nen · wor: . . Next ere .House Party &:oo-Newa I'IIIIII.J 2 ~roc~ueer. - ~Case)_:_ Womi::D'a Page I I I I f ...., · acton Eveninl ShoWB ~-:e~~/"! !'· Dark Sb'!"'" •• Wbere AdiDD .. .I The Rifiem8D Candid Camera - ,.....; ,":"~-!:. BSIEI... ~inis the llire producer. ~~~1~ probably Most, "· --~~-~----------------------~­• Oblinger :t:311- Tbe Nun. .•. _ _;;_ . Ja~ ~ a:zt.- , Gellera1 8olpRal M•ma n:a Tntlltil -~• - - ~:00 ~ach ~ 3:0D-ADoth. -· ,·-~.• - '\: ,...,. ... - . 1~ oo- a..a Newlywed Ga• Dream Girl ot •• WOIDIII'S ftewa •· -~ .... ::. -1 ....- ~~ l'uma f _> lrGD lfQIM • ::" ' .#4 -1' - . 2:00 Our uvea 3:30 Qoetora 2:5i- ....:i ~-;~= k. - ::... .. · . -·..... ;;-,_. .· •·-· ·~ · Bill . ~ .... - 1 however, are scolJM!CI ~nte l0:2lt-News they are om, iDoDey lbeD who 10: 30-Concentrat. Beverly Hillbillies put motion pictures together . They are coveted by l&arlets Supermarket 11:00 Pat Boone Andy Griffith and woUid-be aeekirl£ Dating Game 11:30 HollywOOd Sq. Dick Van Dyke employlilent. 12:00-.JeopatdJ Love Ot Life I Donna Reed A few producers are. ILio WUZ TY-1 12:25News directors and writers and tbiiJ t:a 12:30 Eye Guess Searctl For TomorJ Father Knllws Best rate a higber place iD • l:t5 Cora ·OID l2l4flankings · than Jhe atrai&flt G~ LiglU .. hirea_ ~,·~- -~ -: .· t~~ ·. ·- . llliwJa . DoiiDB Reed Pas\. .. c ·it~ -~ p..., ~ ' Merv Griffin t: Supermarket Tbe Dating Game Father Knows P-~~ t:ii8 Dialing DoDar 'S ecret Storm ::a·.:...-:. ' . z· -~ The Rifiemaa ·"\ • - ·. :- - 7:45· -· .. . . ' ~ -- •. .... ·-·~ . •' . ~ . >. . ' llf~· niriQc-&..liq a -:,, . ·. - ~-. .. .... 1:30 Make A Dell As World Turna 1:5$ News iD • - ~!I.An'' ItJf. f - " • l ·_;:-: :i"it ~-o -:; ....,.. · · ; · :. '..- ~ ...... ...: ~-- Movie ' Slaowa- ·: • . . ·~:..:: : ~:;. .... t T ~-·-:.?<-;I -- "' ::0 ...- ,.. • -· I charm. Still, a hostess would 1 rather have Frank Slnatl'a or' Julie Andrews at table ttum aJ1f director. · I -----~'!"-------~-~ ..... 1 # .. ' • ., • ' -~ ~ --.. Navy Fnm . PI I tJ . (.L: ~e!:.ing~:er du:oo rna~ YeoleN_,-o : : : : • : : : 1 ~ . : : : k IMM•fiC :.-...: . 12 :!i~News Candid Camera ,_._ . ,. . _ 1 . ' ....... -. "';. Sleepy Jeffers YMAITHII ~ CDIP'I.e t:'l 611:'11 II'( fJfC1f!. I .,........ I t ) I I ~rYi,-:r~£':.$ ' I! 1beir position In the aebeme 1 Buddy Starcher €artoon Carnival -i:0..... JaCIUe ObJlDier '?'·'~""'- (t)PI) - ~ De VJ .WI·cella le ·· :a )t,¢,·........ ec . 2 aa-•DON .;1. 'G. -·........ . ...:_,----.-----·: ina ) ,;,. . T:30- Merv Grifflll ~~:~- • - w.o men'a,.... -...w lllillta ·' . - ' ;. • '- --~-< ~ ··- --. ._,.. Q E~lti@t _ -~- r;t . ..... ·:·.....o · "_;;_ ' .... . .. ~ . . ·)_ ·- -.· .. 'ti" llr.; Newqwed GUM Dream Girl ec • ,_. - ~ I:JI _....._. ' • .../· 'l: - .. ..;. ·'"";... . l:tt Wedi .. :"'- ,...._ -- WI Jltciora. · : · II' Q lwant BVaeU HariGD wilt ri:hR IIIID Ja tbe 1ftdd '"DDe Pwili-Gf Panl!pe" at::oD-1 Men DIP .._. UN .PJ . .,. B 10:00 Reach Stars 10.:2>-News 10.30 Concen. 11:00 Pat Boone 11:30 Hollywogd ~ · .. . JJ:to..;,Jeo~ J2"ZS... :~ ·-~ .. · · .. • -~, Storm .. BeD CaseJ _· UOIS.'I Secret Cartoons I ~ I TROBEH L movie directors-Mike Nichols, Blake Edwards, Billy Wilder. Cob 'f:Zi-- BURR IN FILM f Sercb Tomorrow J.:Jt ..._...._, Girl Talk ' ~.JIIIit.::Dilel.~FJM Wodd 1'1al .......- ;-: ... ~- Supermarket Dating Game HOLLYWOOD (UPI) mond (Perry MasOa) tams to feature films Father Knowa Best •c_ role In "Criss Cross. M!daay News -:t -~.. --~-' ·a ....-.. ' Bullwinkle Donna Reed U:OO JeopardJ ~ CAMEO ROLES HOLLYWOOD (.lJPI) _Cameo roles in "A Guide tor the Married Man" will be played Iby. Lucille Ball~ Ja~ . Benny, Polly Bergen, Joey BishQp, ·Art ·. Jeffre. Carney, Sid Caesar, .. 1 Hunter aDd Jayne Mansfhdil · Movie ,. King Ko!IB CandideCa!Jif'"B Bever}J L----~ - ~ - ~------~-- Buddy Stax:cher . Cartoon Carnival Merv Griffin Obliii&C Jac:Jtie 11:00 Pal ..aooue 11:30 IL. Squares the other. band, one · II:Oo DiaJIDg SUddenlY· 1iDds liiBC-TV distri· · ll:aD- .. On hi!i!~;e~: ~ s~[; ~a:: WBTN TV-IS Singlna T:OO Today ):115- I • WCIIS TV-I 1 :45-Corn ·~· •:oo- '1:~"-~:~ -. []oVBE I I J I O - ~k ~-- ] I K) Daytime Shows I 0 I Now many studio heads are [ Cf!DDEG mere names, faceless aDd anonymous to most of the world and secondary figures In ,.. I __ __ Hollywood itself. r~.::..e::..- AFMEL 1 studio beads, who reigned in the ! land , of ~ :."PPllm and the ------· Wednesday Tuesday Monday l Mere Nam• :me' I land 'lbey an! tbe social lions, the moneymakers, the beroet aDd beroiDel of the fonnal party. the !IOUDd lltages and cbie restaurants. In other days it was the movie JDOBU}a, tbe (UPI)-Holly- Lotusland. woods hlerardly ia as clearly The Brahmins at his late *!iDeated • the ancient easte stage of development are the aystem of India. stars. Not teleulllica stul, mind 'l1linp have shifted in the you, but motion picture atars. past quarter century, to be Doris Day, E!~ Taylor, sure, but the hierarchy is Ricbard Burton, Gregory Peek, nonetileless defined and respect.. Roet . {Jt*"", _~ Heston a:! by seekers of status Ill lllilaftl81 !JCOI"d ofllllherSi HOlLYWOOD !tiler , ""~ • �I • J • 111'7-IS • • • • I (i:J rt: Shi.eld . . Bagt;fihian's BOOk 'Mi(jst of Plenty' Given in RevieW Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R, Field& .. Miss Mulfqrd is E>ecember Brid·e ~ •• �' "')'~-- -- - -· - .- -- ~ ... I ' French Co.lony~·-tAap·-t-ef- ·. oiChureh;~;~:::~%e:r ---~•.rr..i~~i·,~; J,.._..... Names Congress-Detenat-es - _. ,. ,.1l ~!i=-:f.;~ ~J~ ~ s.s:--=--~~= . A _ ~klleJ ~- • ' • . '' / \. ' " , - I . • ';!I,' , ~alit to the National Col- Branoon. of the liallclicra!IIDide by tiDemal Oqress and to I b • Dtl..alot_to 1M Stall~ lnoles. Stale Conference were eleeled ~treat~. 1lbi<b ~rill be htkl on Eleven member• ' . jbol, ...un& tt Fl'lDCII CQt. llhrch at (lnci!IDOtj _.. Mn. and co-boslelles wert M II Oil)' Qlapler, lltl!lblers o1 tho Ec>liPC. Mn. llqu and Misl Mary O'Brien. Mn. J. s. .\mtrlotQ 1\evolvtioa 1111 •eoll Mary Vlrlioia O'Brieo. Alter· and Mrs. 1\oberl M. Betz. Mra. II tbo home ol Mll8 Cot.boriloe nalol are Mrs. Nell, Mrs. MJr. Eplin& presided at the Hayward, Third Ava.. GaUipo. raret ~ Mre. J. E. GIUJJ tna. and Mrs. H. W. Ill . Mn Lawrcct Gllea and Nlss served as ebaplaln iu tbe Eltcted to alltlld tbt Con- Cllthtl'llle S.yward. ,..,.. of Mn. J, E. Gllla. II'OSS, wbidl wUimeot in Wosl>Mra. MCJ A. ~ of Rio Marpm lilcbr pva lba ln(ton, D. C., iu April wero GI'OIIdo save a Jll'fiCI'8DIIID lba oap lroal lba I'MIItlea.t Mrs. M. T. Eplina, ilqelll, and AlntriCIII illditn. Sbe cholt to al I m...... lor Naw Yw, Mra. Robert Ha&an of HuotiPC· talk abcut the Florida Seminole and 111 tbt Nlul ol tho lim, W. Va. Altmlates ~n tril>e, an4 told of its pride. She al O!tpter. we~ Mrs. Howard 1. Neal, Mrs. broufht With her books and The hotteuea HrVod Lal!la Ray and Mrs. Howard nowspaper articles, and 501110 Imenta dtirlni a IOCial houl'. . .<II tt tVeftl!ll 1\ the chureb. Dw1na lbe JII'OII'IIIl hour, Mn. Davl4 P'armtr .,.. pre. sent«! 101111 a )"''IDw rn&ebud lhe presideD!, ln. Wll)(!eU Getlacb, In reqn!Qoa of ber • yem of service 111111 .allen<!...., In lbe dllll'd> 111111 ICIIvi!leo In II¥' eburcb. '1be ~ wu opeoed wflll siD«!nn of lba dUll 10"1 ftlllowed by deYOtlona Jlven by Cash Braley. $he read Proverllo 17, 'and read a lllflllltaUon, "''boupta F o r 'rfl" by Norm111 V~nt pe,;., clostna with J)IVer by ,.~"•• G""'It Nl-' ...... ~~ ......... ..a. .....• !'II .... . llrll'8 _._,, 11ft ......,... a.... II inlliC ..,. oilt = · /~• .. ~ ,..~," ~~Is~ Then....,.~ was given and 1 in tile Ports- . Feb. 8, <lasses of laymen, ~ ~· .Ptstftct, and a third of taught by the1r local pastors, ~.;iiiimon other Methodists in woll delve deeply Into the study ~,O'tliilo West Area are called of ille Sermon on the Mount ;tm\eo _ reDaw their unde;standlng of !a~ found In Matthew, ~lment to Chri•tlan ' s. 8, and 7. _ mor'.aliiy by their bishop, Fran - In a letter to his pastors, eta Otrtld !Dsley. I shop Ensley wrote lhls 'J'ht blsbop's call ia in tbe "In a time whea our culture Is 1o1m o1 a Bible Study to be facing a mql'll opslll, Ill the mora than need to relreob·ourselves and to IDeal Mtlhotli8t oiiW'Ches l..truct our people anow "'"'""- Atv durin( lbe Leaten thollr~,: ol UYini." Alb Wodotaday, mouth District ott" • 11¥· announces these six study ses$ions for 86 Portsmouth trict mlnilers: West Union Methodist Church Rev. Earl New~erg, leader: Jaokson MeUtodiSt Church, Bev. Joyce Dozier, leader; Pomlroy Methodist Churcll, Mu. Donahue, le;o4er: Rlo Grande Methodist Chureb, Bev. Robert Portamooth Trinity . ~~':· . : • :~~1 dlst Churclo, Rev. Joluo ·• 111, leader, Jan. 31 to Fob. 'i: 1 Dancing, Bridge - <~ EnJoyed Seen and Heard by Club ·:.C."::th':,':~sr':it~~r· table faVWt 44nated by the Ohio Valley Bankln( Co., and FRENOI ART OOWNY lhe stereo phooQ(raph wbieb IIOIIIIfleo ol two provided dinner millie, dcmalede claucs. 11u1c -II by Allison Electric Co. eoaauWD& Gill, 11 eaD Mn. lila W.._., · . · FM !tfi'l· c. M. M<Ginness aH ; .i'jjo :nalliad ll*ill ••• • "'' !lh~~n lor the fHI' and l\lra. ./nsfrJII Thej~ c ., i. ·~~·::: =: ast ounc! ors ' ,..,.. *" - Ben il[\ann was named 00111mit· ' ."'let; chainnan for tbt lllOIIIb o! · · Febi'liar,. p N• • I reSilient •.J' " I . . Twice each M!l. llalpb DlrDell ~ ~· pollfhu -.. eaDetlto • Peon. . , . II9sPilal whft .,Iter . w.,llll r• Southwestern F t Teacher Chapter Meets Mrs. Gett'es Is Welcomed As M-L-. ..,,llf:f' iii w";u! lnio ..... PU.toel ·~ • Ill . . Ill'. c.t• B4t'Wif4r, , _ 'l'lturetllf. , .. i, ·~ QIOII TO MaT LIINI:, W , ~ Rlfrtt~-~~ .,.,_ ~ CQU:II)' Y q VI h of lilt "-~~~"lid ~. will a aeeial bu felllwat . 'Iiiii .._... frGm 1:~ apeak at ll:o lO•It ._ na. war· ""lift~~ _..JIIi.. . p.m. _.., ' ' GI'P lhlf MriOI II GrMt Mlllll lla Adalna, . . . . . .. . . · Qltlrcb. Allll"lllllota dlot a.n11 . . . Ill lvtlJD IJIIIII• .. 1\W .... If l:e JliiiiiL .llilll:e ''LSI g .M , , . , , . . lllltl ....., I .. - · ~~:~:;:~:: HEADQUARTERS RUBBER FOOTWEAR Wtil 2 ' Y' 1 '1· 1 :!anulry 15 lhru 22 CHURCH Of CHRIST·~ > . .' · 10 Ga~ftld i.&ve,-' Porttnioulh..;.. .r .. · iJ.Hi SElMON TOPICS SUN. 16th ...;•1!fenlldM' 'nlo Gna1M11 of tile Son of ~-- 6:00 PJL MON. 16tb - .l,jlll'lst. The Grealelt Prophet 7:00P.M. TUES. 17th -<Cbrlll, The Groa'- PI1Yalcl4n 7 P.H. WED. 18th ---librut, Tltt Grutell Law-Oivar T P.ll. KORNER I mtJRS. lfilh oh.Chrflt, Tho Greatel!l Redeemer- . 1 ~P.M. For The Whole I' amity PRICES BEGIN ..:_ . Thl•l• Your Penonallnvltltlon fou Are Invited To Our G*L'·PEL MEETIN~ $1'99 THE SHOE BOX cilrt.t, FRI. 2011: The Oteatast IDih Pl'ltst 7 I'll. SAT. 2lat - ChHII, The Gruteat Judp - 7:00P.M. SUN. 22nd - Wjoat Think Yt o1 Cbmt? - 0:00I J'.)f, . THEME: THE GREATNESS .OF CHRIST ~·· year it happens ,. •• OF FURNITURE & Redudions ' ON CHAIRS ROCKERS LAMPS PICTURES Toped Address Given Heath's for your DINING ROOM 6-PC. SUITE rich, warm, inviting ' SOLID MAPLE 3 ft. wide Hutcb, Round Table _4 Chairs Reg. $323.50 ·· Salt $244 Orig. $-m.SO - 6-pce. White Frtl'lch Dining Room. lndudet Oval Jeble, 4 Chelra, lart• Chine ' $338 ----- Orig. $887.00 - 6-Piece Medlterr1neen DINING ROOM SUITE, Jade Green Finiah. lnclu~11 1 Magnificent lrukfront Chin•, Long OctlgO'! T1ble, 4 Chain; • $588 ~ ' ' Broadloom Carpet Sale! . ' 1Siz4 ~ IKh..l IWtt) .· 15' x 19'7" 100% Nylon - Olive IJ' X 13'0'1 100% Npfon- O,ld 12' x 2J'2" 100% 'Nylon - Mufti.Coler _ $262 - 4' 1<. e• All $17$ $247 $165 M $54 .... U' x 12'5" 100% N,lon- Olive 6' x 9' 110% Nylon- Pink 6' X f' 100% Nylon- ...... 0.... 6' x 9' ICIO% Hvlon- IINnze,OoW · 4'9" II 12'5" 1110"~ Wool Twist - , . . _ - $100 7'10" x s·a~ 100% Nylen - c 7'6~ x . , . 100% Nylon- Sculpt. Blue _ OPElt FRIDAY NIG:HfS ··~.M. Elastic -Laces Solve tnis ........Problem of. Tying Shoes . ' J Further 'I! Responsibility of p Parents T , astor'S , SAVE ON D15nNCTIVE DECORATOR PIECES, SUITES, ' DISCONTINUE!) GROUPS --- _ Eleanor .. :nd : Dkk Roach will • represent 1 the club al tile a"ociation m~t· ' to be heJd In Pomeroy on · I1th. There were 18 bers pr.. ent, an<l or pJe, C$ke and coffee served. The club enjoyed I h showing of films of past horse shows. ·Joeepb Hospital, Parkertburg, where she underwtnt a loltlil· lectomy and ill recovoriag CLEARAN~E "l'li!i'"' Ia · llefrlc tnaletL He vdllll .... !Pal. m'lllllltl ~ • Mrs, ~ TNder1~ wu inl-[)~.jwi!Nnt 1831. the P11i C<iioDcllon of O!eater car CNT!er. " fill donated by Ha&kioa- Council, Daughleno of Allier•· -Tanner Uo. was ilf'Senled to ca, mel Wednutlay evonmc at Mr. ud 111'1. Mlrlbtll Pbll· Mr: E. v. Clam. lbe lod(e hall. lipl of CGblmllul IN v1a11JD8 Mn. GuMIII gavt special '11le ltltettna opened with .hli IIJOibtr, Mrl. Qarln Ploil· thlnka for lillie 11--.~ do- ICI'iplure reading ol Matthew lips of Socend Ave. They were naiad Tqoe l\lnlillln Co.: 5:3-11 by Mrs . Hobart Newell oalled here by the death ot · - - president, followed by I he mother, Mrs. Carrie E. Hall m Lord's Prayer and pledge to a Huntington horpltal Friday fill In unison, Mre. James allernOGII. HoiiOD was welcomed u I new -• m<mbor. Other Glfleero install- Dr. and Mn. Leoaanl Harris C~tde eel were lllrs. Marion Wood. •Ice and Mrs. Evan c. Roderick '"l'he Nlho& Time" was the president; Mn. Clarenee Neuts- tpenl Friday la Columbus• . : 'lllbject ol a ltpofl...mtal of Utw, pcrottry; _and Mrs. Hattie . • atldl'lll by Paul Harvey, Frederick, sentonel. rtdfo PlftOIIIIIIf, prtBtnled at Games were played during the • '" .. Jllllitl7 mMibll ol tho El· social hour under the dlreetlon IS .-~ tl. :a.th lltfhe. Of Mrs. Ross Cleland and Mrs. Cllllrtl 'l'latrltlar o...mc Newell and prizes awarded the OpiC 1111 lht ~ !ln. 1fM Doa• Winners. Refreshments were aer· Rev. Joseph Quopmao lue, procram ebalnnan, pra. ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Hen- the First Baptist Church, GaJ. · ....... lht ltpod IJI'III'Int. ry Beaver, Mrs. Buel Ridenour llpolls, spclle rectlllly to lbe I'm. Qjlltal JlradlourY, Jlrlllo and MrB. Arthur Orr, to those l'rngres!live Malher's League _,., piiiiW tbt """' named above and Mrs. ~bel tho home of Mrs. Hobart WiJ. toliil Jllll 7 w11en 1 MW Ro1117 Van Meier, Mr•· MUo B1p1, son, Jr• wulormld and wlll Mrs. E4dia liarluD&. Mra. Os· Ill! topic ,... .., parents ' ..... , . Pruer, o~alrmlll, car Weber, Mrs. Heary Spo.,. sponslbUlty 1u the religious · · IIIIi.JIJ*, o.oma :a,., IIIIa cer and two guests, ~- Ehza. traini.D&. , of lbeir children. llt:.a. 12111 Pall!ela DtiJa)nlo. belli Wietl:atD and Sbtila New. ~ memboro prelllil " .ICti'IIJI ,... !lrPtl te IJri::lh ell. and one .J11081, Mrs. ''IIJ~IJ!Iity 11111118)' to 1 • Jones, eajoyed tho ... ' . . . IIIMII:II. of Mre. Wilson and ber co. Qundltee 1211111boro 1or ~ booteooea. Mn. Charlot lbt· ., . Pe1Jr:mry meetlnc were nanu ure yon and Mrs. John Francis. llltl l:lclude ldlle Hawley, de. DJaiila the buliDtu meeting ftllmltl Loree Smltb, pro· CllDduclld by Proaldent Mrs. ·. . lli'JUII; and Edna Frenoh and The Southwestern • Future Richard Brown, a review of . ·J(qnna Jean Stivers, hollesses. Homemakers of AmftiCS club tho by-Jews of the league was - ~ 11:o p!'Oil'11111, a tfet. held Ita rqular II!OII.IIIly motlo beld. The next meatU:t will lie · • - was IOI'Ved by lfno. lng ThurftlaY evtnl::c, Jan. 12, Jan. 30 at the botne ol Mn:. ..,,.~~~~-to those mentioned a- with Betty Joneo, president, Bcb Clark. IIii and Jean Fisher, Margar- pre.ldlng. A busineso meeting ---dwar>lls, Louise &row• .., - beld wittn Jllllll ..... ~ Fultz. CUlled for • d11101 aft8r ona ol '' the &anf•· ~renc~a Fulks ,.., appointed •• ebalrmon of the eonu:nlllte•. ·t'lilb Mu"rt' Held Till• month'• prQIJ'Itll cllalr· The c.r.c. Club met ThUnJ. ,..fl'tli: ..... 11obort Arn_oltl man wu Almedla Huleblnoon. clay evt~~~nc at tho bo:ne of jj.;•ent""""'""ln~ed, Rl~ A skit put OIL was tilled • Gee Ill pre!lident, Mrs. Johll tho 81-MoniiiiY 01141, _Eoerybody Drlv.... The In Kanauga, wilh nlnt~=~~~ club Thursday ._. <tw'act.ero were Claudia Hutcl:· IJII(j one autat, Dr. Eclnt 1t htr home, East IIlii: ill8olt, V~o llansen, Cathy ties. pr.....t. Prizes ....., • Lambert, Cowlie Goble, IJntla Mrs . . Raitt dirtclod ~~~ to Jobn leavw Greene. The likll eotlad with a lor rocrt1Uon with pr11at Mas ~!mer. M ••· problem. Paula Perroud led Nra. Raitt <liNcle:l ~~~ !'il'jl. ·Taylor ~ved 8 l:l1tt- the dilcuNiol. for -IIGII wllh , . _ :' df;f J1ft fro::: her secret pal. Refrtabaenb: -.ero served ,.... by Thlbu JWreshmeql.l were served llr by Vlvl111 ~ ...t JN!IIIt EmlllllM!a' Mra. liJ>'IP to ~ tlllovt IIIII J4k!JIB. 11M ~·· IJI(It$QL' wt!C0!!1111t ll:t II 1\'lp]elt. Mrs. '!'!; ~ ' - ~. altaJ:detl. memtJer till will lit heal ~ Mrs. ~-, . the next n:eetllll tt lilt .·-L';!f : Your Home," by Mrs. Belva A4klns. The meelin8 was opened by Mre. aea t:ruott. pret~dent. 0ptilling 80111 by tile group ""' "Farther Along... Mrs. Moe Slooemiker gave the ~eripture l'tltding Md prayer was led by Mlsto Bonnie Nibert. Mary Frances Role gave Blblt questlom. The meotln( will be Feb. lth at lltmlt ol. Mrs. Rebecoa members COWliJ' nlidenta. . n«J. ' . -;,~t, 'l1le meeJ!ng was preolded ov· l,r1. • b)l'llfrt. lllbn Guion, pnsi· debt; ·llloo expressed her tbanb ··I..,. II> ..._. · Wllo mada arr1111e. , ,_.,~, lilt eva. TheY George ,.abit, Mre. i'""' Mrs. KaUe YOU!lC and Joan Pine Grove. The Repps especially to see Lewis Hudson who was a patient in Holzer H011pitlll following ourcery. Feature Society Meeting 1\oadlnpQLtured 1 meetinl •I the Notilflip MisaJonary Soclety Tltlll'ltla)r aflemooil at the '--;:~::;;:==~;;:::::; borne ot Mrs. Lull Cremeens. If Presented '. ~ "Doell Your Lilt RiD& ~· by Mra. Mae ~t_., "'1111nr1 Wortll Wblle, ' by :!lhl. Jtnet Pettus; Mr. allll Mre. llobartrt ~=~ "Get Someone Ellt," by Mrs. of Lower River Road, G• Gerlle Nell; "Tea,mwort," by ;., attended funeral oervicea Miss Bonnie Nibert; "Not Old, Thunciay aflemoon in R 1co- Not New," by Mrs. Faye mODd, Ind., 100' l\lrs. RGOO, and "II Jesus Came to Aillftllllll of lldqt and danelnl followed the din· 1Lanier. Site and her lalt ...-lllHtlllg ofNewcomers Club of Gallipolis Thui'Sday bancl wtl1't both 1or1ner ..... ~ • .... lbe lick IIH!mbeno lloted lnclodHomer Jones, Ma e Mrs. Leo Cbllds. Pearhe Frank Beach Roscoe . Mr! . Edgar Roooh, Mrs. William Radford, HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fink, Miss Bobbl Koy Chapman, Mrs, Anna · .j:!offerkamp, Mrs. t1au1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rleo. Mno. Elfie Mont. ert Chapman ot Pleuant 1\ldge Elmer Webrung, Pomeroy Is homo •!rom Sl ' Reodinos -unc wu ol opmenl will M ..._ 11;y Jle'rill LJ> l t~":B i5h0 p call5 F0 r Renewa i£:~ta:it~~: ~~:d•v::~:!~n·~·~e!j~~\. ,. Gallia Events · 4IM Llllfn -wn Nlll lnlll lira · 017 Qaa U...WIII, ltllt Plllldenl , .. president Ulanl<ecl Mn. .... art illotnlclor Ill Gall~ Molhen l-.. llold Tllnll)' lin. IAIIIr ~ dl• 11111 .,_...... , _ Cl'l DollJII Hi<:tt l<>r ber work hl j fOils clly ochoob. Tile claw nl&ht at tho 11111111 "' II u ....... · · . to ........_.... will be 1a•.w ........_ ,...,. ........_... "'"' - the church and the soc1et.v dur. 1 b ;;;:;;;;.'"" ~ ~ Lttcat wiJ1 .......... lba ~: l 811 111_1 =y..:: :ddl~ an;: ~ 11 ~lldj> (:ol. The meellnf ~ Cill1eol to 'otb1 CIIIIIMI II tbo iuftlor f ' ' ;:'lheli pas~~ Twe lop. Older by Mn. ~ prllldetli. tbla 1M', lin. Milt na, " ' mHiilliJ ::: concludod ;.uh ':;. Bv"YYOO bllereole<l 1, aay RoU call wu .~ by I;IIO!IIIId cbllnntll ol to ' Lord' Pr and Ut o1 !he eounes - d eoortaet membora atrlal..,lbllr NJiol. t•411t. 8 t' ayer e Mrs. Ike W.U.er at tlf-1931. Mn. Robert lloaattt, f1l tht Lovel• re!NabJr · 1011' '""''and mOIDI OOIIUIIIItM IOld • 0 "' A Iliad eourse wu served to cJ aevtrtl mGntJ , . _ ~ _.ed by lba bOll.. 23 mfllllbert presenl by the Change• of Classe• jecll whleb ~ llal boll-. dllrtDI I .IOdal hour. lesses, Mrs. Mildred Hawley, .., ;etl011 WM ,Aba. It wu A door prllt wU - by Mrs. Mrs. Cash Braley Mrs. l.eola Arad Rules RetJi~ announeed thai .,a lbblild't I'IDII W A&- lba am Hawley, lfN. o..;.r ftDuob A dii!CIIIiioo of ebanau of Nl&hl wtU be beld·iu hbruar,, madll lht ~luiiOII and Mrs. !Ucg. classes ancl nokoo Ia the associ· with pliDl to be IIIIIOUIICtd Jalo byola'tll will ba ttudlecl. aUon rule book was held at Ute · . · VISITS IN MEIGS Wodnetday meeting at the ~a<l>. - · thllllbd tllo I""'P lor cU. M!lll bor buo"-nd. I • I - $41 $30 • (Kindl (SIIe) ; :1 or.· !WM) .,. ..."' .... " ., .... Nylo,". llfUth- Geld'.;,l....'!!',Tj- - $21 . ' 2' X . . 100% W-.1 ;_GIN ~~' ................ _ .... . ..... . $22 .2'9" X 6' 100% Nplon Twllf' ' ·~ 2'8" X 6'5" 100% NJlon - ,...,....._ , 11..1 . . . _ _' )( - 2'3" X 6'4" 100% liN; Ill ~~~~~ !"'" ~. .."- - $7 . OneGfo¥'11UawRi.W-Orlg.to$15 , Slu 27"' x Jf• ---:o>''+--..-.....-~ $2.N .... ·,i Slre27"xleu ·• $1.oot.. • . ,. ,, '.".-,...·, ' ; ' 1. ) �' "')'~-- -- - -· - .- -- ~ ... I ' French Co.lony~·-tAap·-t-ef- ·. oiChureh;~;~:::~%e:r ---~•.rr..i~~i·,~; J,.._..... Names Congress-Detenat-es - _. ,. ,.1l ~!i=-:f.;~ ~J~ ~ s.s:--=--~~= . A _ ~klleJ ~- • ' • . '' / \. ' " , - I . • ';!I,' , ~alit to the National Col- Branoon. of the liallclicra!IIDide by tiDemal Oqress and to I b • Dtl..alot_to 1M Stall~ lnoles. Stale Conference were eleeled ~treat~. 1lbi<b ~rill be htkl on Eleven member• ' . jbol, ...un& tt Fl'lDCII CQt. llhrch at (lnci!IDOtj _.. Mn. and co-boslelles wert M II Oil)' Qlapler, lltl!lblers o1 tho Ec>liPC. Mn. llqu and Misl Mary O'Brien. Mn. J. s. .\mtrlotQ 1\evolvtioa 1111 •eoll Mary Vlrlioia O'Brieo. Alter· and Mrs. 1\oberl M. Betz. Mra. II tbo home ol Mll8 Cot.boriloe nalol are Mrs. Nell, Mrs. MJr. Eplin& presided at the Hayward, Third Ava.. GaUipo. raret ~ Mre. J. E. GIUJJ tna. and Mrs. H. W. Ill . Mn Lawrcct Gllea and Nlss served as ebaplaln iu tbe Eltcted to alltlld tbt Con- Cllthtl'llle S.yward. ,..,.. of Mn. J, E. Gllla. II'OSS, wbidl wUimeot in Wosl>Mra. MCJ A. ~ of Rio Marpm lilcbr pva lba ln(ton, D. C., iu April wero GI'OIIdo save a Jll'fiCI'8DIIID lba oap lroal lba I'MIItlea.t Mrs. M. T. Eplina, ilqelll, and AlntriCIII illditn. Sbe cholt to al I m...... lor Naw Yw, Mra. Robert Ha&an of HuotiPC· talk abcut the Florida Seminole and 111 tbt Nlul ol tho lim, W. Va. Altmlates ~n tril>e, an4 told of its pride. She al O!tpter. we~ Mrs. Howard 1. Neal, Mrs. broufht With her books and The hotteuea HrVod Lal!la Ray and Mrs. Howard nowspaper articles, and 501110 Imenta dtirlni a IOCial houl'. . .<II tt tVeftl!ll 1\ the chureb. Dw1na lbe JII'OII'IIIl hour, Mn. Davl4 P'armtr .,.. pre. sent«! 101111 a )"''IDw rn&ebud lhe presideD!, ln. Wll)(!eU Getlacb, In reqn!Qoa of ber • yem of service 111111 .allen<!...., In lbe dllll'd> 111111 ICIIvi!leo In II¥' eburcb. '1be ~ wu opeoed wflll siD«!nn of lba dUll 10"1 ftlllowed by deYOtlona Jlven by Cash Braley. $he read Proverllo 17, 'and read a lllflllltaUon, "''boupta F o r 'rfl" by Norm111 V~nt pe,;., clostna with J)IVer by ,.~"•• G""'It Nl-' ...... ~~ ......... ..a. .....• !'II .... . llrll'8 _._,, 11ft ......,... a.... II inlliC ..,. oilt = · /~• .. ~ ,..~," ~~Is~ Then....,.~ was given and 1 in tile Ports- . Feb. 8, <lasses of laymen, ~ ~· .Ptstftct, and a third of taught by the1r local pastors, ~.;iiiimon other Methodists in woll delve deeply Into the study ~,O'tliilo West Area are called of ille Sermon on the Mount ;tm\eo _ reDaw their unde;standlng of !a~ found In Matthew, ~lment to Chri•tlan ' s. 8, and 7. _ mor'.aliiy by their bishop, Fran - In a letter to his pastors, eta Otrtld !Dsley. I shop Ensley wrote lhls 'J'ht blsbop's call ia in tbe "In a time whea our culture Is 1o1m o1 a Bible Study to be facing a mql'll opslll, Ill the mora than need to relreob·ourselves and to IDeal Mtlhotli8t oiiW'Ches l..truct our people anow "'"'""- Atv durin( lbe Leaten thollr~,: ol UYini." Alb Wodotaday, mouth District ott" • 11¥· announces these six study ses$ions for 86 Portsmouth trict mlnilers: West Union Methodist Church Rev. Earl New~erg, leader: Jaokson MeUtodiSt Church, Bev. Joyce Dozier, leader; Pomlroy Methodist Churcll, Mu. Donahue, le;o4er: Rlo Grande Methodist Chureb, Bev. Robert Portamooth Trinity . ~~':· . : • :~~1 dlst Churclo, Rev. Joluo ·• 111, leader, Jan. 31 to Fob. 'i: 1 Dancing, Bridge - <~ EnJoyed Seen and Heard by Club ·:.C."::th':,':~sr':it~~r· table faVWt 44nated by the Ohio Valley Bankln( Co., and FRENOI ART OOWNY lhe stereo phooQ(raph wbieb IIOIIIIfleo ol two provided dinner millie, dcmalede claucs. 11u1c -II by Allison Electric Co. eoaauWD& Gill, 11 eaD Mn. lila W.._., · . · FM !tfi'l· c. M. M<Ginness aH ; .i'jjo :nalliad ll*ill ••• • "'' !lh~~n lor the fHI' and l\lra. ./nsfrJII Thej~ c ., i. ·~~·::: =: ast ounc! ors ' ,..,.. *" - Ben il[\ann was named 00111mit· ' ."'let; chainnan for tbt lllOIIIb o! · · Febi'liar,. p N• • I reSilient •.J' " I . . Twice each M!l. llalpb DlrDell ~ ~· pollfhu -.. eaDetlto • Peon. . , . II9sPilal whft .,Iter . w.,llll r• Southwestern F t Teacher Chapter Meets Mrs. Gett'es Is Welcomed As M-L-. ..,,llf:f' iii w";u! lnio ..... PU.toel ·~ • Ill . . Ill'. c.t• B4t'Wif4r, , _ 'l'lturetllf. , .. i, ·~ QIOII TO MaT LIINI:, W , ~ Rlfrtt~-~~ .,.,_ ~ CQU:II)' Y q VI h of lilt "-~~~"lid ~. will a aeeial bu felllwat . 'Iiiii .._... frGm 1:~ apeak at ll:o lO•It ._ na. war· ""lift~~ _..JIIi.. . p.m. _.., ' ' GI'P lhlf MriOI II GrMt Mlllll lla Adalna, . . . . . .. . . · Qltlrcb. Allll"lllllota dlot a.n11 . . . Ill lvtlJD IJIIIII• .. 1\W .... If l:e JliiiiiL .llilll:e ''LSI g .M , , . , , . . lllltl ....., I .. - · ~~:~:;:~:: HEADQUARTERS RUBBER FOOTWEAR Wtil 2 ' Y' 1 '1· 1 :!anulry 15 lhru 22 CHURCH Of CHRIST·~ > . .' · 10 Ga~ftld i.&ve,-' Porttnioulh..;.. .r .. · iJ.Hi SElMON TOPICS SUN. 16th ...;•1!fenlldM' 'nlo Gna1M11 of tile Son of ~-- 6:00 PJL MON. 16tb - .l,jlll'lst. The Grealelt Prophet 7:00P.M. TUES. 17th -<Cbrlll, The Groa'- PI1Yalcl4n 7 P.H. WED. 18th ---librut, Tltt Grutell Law-Oivar T P.ll. KORNER I mtJRS. lfilh oh.Chrflt, Tho Greatel!l Redeemer- . 1 ~P.M. For The Whole I' amity PRICES BEGIN ..:_ . Thl•l• Your Penonallnvltltlon fou Are Invited To Our G*L'·PEL MEETIN~ $1'99 THE SHOE BOX cilrt.t, FRI. 2011: The Oteatast IDih Pl'ltst 7 I'll. SAT. 2lat - ChHII, The Gruteat Judp - 7:00P.M. SUN. 22nd - Wjoat Think Yt o1 Cbmt? - 0:00I J'.)f, . THEME: THE GREATNESS .OF CHRIST ~·· year it happens ,. •• OF FURNITURE & Redudions ' ON CHAIRS ROCKERS LAMPS PICTURES Toped Address Given Heath's for your DINING ROOM 6-PC. SUITE rich, warm, inviting ' SOLID MAPLE 3 ft. wide Hutcb, Round Table _4 Chairs Reg. $323.50 ·· Salt $244 Orig. $-m.SO - 6-pce. White Frtl'lch Dining Room. lndudet Oval Jeble, 4 Chelra, lart• Chine ' $338 ----- Orig. $887.00 - 6-Piece Medlterr1neen DINING ROOM SUITE, Jade Green Finiah. lnclu~11 1 Magnificent lrukfront Chin•, Long OctlgO'! T1ble, 4 Chain; • $588 ~ ' ' Broadloom Carpet Sale! . ' 1Siz4 ~ IKh..l IWtt) .· 15' x 19'7" 100% Nylon - Olive IJ' X 13'0'1 100% Npfon- O,ld 12' x 2J'2" 100% 'Nylon - Mufti.Coler _ $262 - 4' 1<. e• All $17$ $247 $165 M $54 .... U' x 12'5" 100% N,lon- Olive 6' x 9' 110% Nylon- Pink 6' X f' 100% Nylon- ...... 0.... 6' x 9' ICIO% Hvlon- IINnze,OoW · 4'9" II 12'5" 1110"~ Wool Twist - , . . _ - $100 7'10" x s·a~ 100% Nylen - c 7'6~ x . , . 100% Nylon- Sculpt. Blue _ OPElt FRIDAY NIG:HfS ··~.M. Elastic -Laces Solve tnis ........Problem of. Tying Shoes . ' J Further 'I! Responsibility of p Parents T , astor'S , SAVE ON D15nNCTIVE DECORATOR PIECES, SUITES, ' DISCONTINUE!) GROUPS --- _ Eleanor .. :nd : Dkk Roach will • represent 1 the club al tile a"ociation m~t· ' to be heJd In Pomeroy on · I1th. There were 18 bers pr.. ent, an<l or pJe, C$ke and coffee served. The club enjoyed I h showing of films of past horse shows. ·Joeepb Hospital, Parkertburg, where she underwtnt a loltlil· lectomy and ill recovoriag CLEARAN~E "l'li!i'"' Ia · llefrlc tnaletL He vdllll .... !Pal. m'lllllltl ~ • Mrs, ~ TNder1~ wu inl-[)~.jwi!Nnt 1831. the P11i C<iioDcllon of O!eater car CNT!er. " fill donated by Ha&kioa- Council, Daughleno of Allier•· -Tanner Uo. was ilf'Senled to ca, mel Wednutlay evonmc at Mr. ud 111'1. Mlrlbtll Pbll· Mr: E. v. Clam. lbe lod(e hall. lipl of CGblmllul IN v1a11JD8 Mn. GuMIII gavt special '11le ltltettna opened with .hli IIJOibtr, Mrl. Qarln Ploil· thlnka for lillie 11--.~ do- ICI'iplure reading ol Matthew lips of Socend Ave. They were naiad Tqoe l\lnlillln Co.: 5:3-11 by Mrs . Hobart Newell oalled here by the death ot · - - president, followed by I he mother, Mrs. Carrie E. Hall m Lord's Prayer and pledge to a Huntington horpltal Friday fill In unison, Mre. James allernOGII. HoiiOD was welcomed u I new -• m<mbor. Other Glfleero install- Dr. and Mn. Leoaanl Harris C~tde eel were lllrs. Marion Wood. •Ice and Mrs. Evan c. Roderick '"l'he Nlho& Time" was the president; Mn. Clarenee Neuts- tpenl Friday la Columbus• . : 'lllbject ol a ltpofl...mtal of Utw, pcrottry; _and Mrs. Hattie . • atldl'lll by Paul Harvey, Frederick, sentonel. rtdfo PlftOIIIIIIf, prtBtnled at Games were played during the • '" .. Jllllitl7 mMibll ol tho El· social hour under the dlreetlon IS .-~ tl. :a.th lltfhe. Of Mrs. Ross Cleland and Mrs. Cllllrtl 'l'latrltlar o...mc Newell and prizes awarded the OpiC 1111 lht ~ !ln. 1fM Doa• Winners. Refreshments were aer· Rev. Joseph Quopmao lue, procram ebalnnan, pra. ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Hen- the First Baptist Church, GaJ. · ....... lht ltpod IJI'III'Int. ry Beaver, Mrs. Buel Ridenour llpolls, spclle rectlllly to lbe I'm. Qjlltal JlradlourY, Jlrlllo and MrB. Arthur Orr, to those l'rngres!live Malher's League _,., piiiiW tbt """' named above and Mrs. ~bel tho home of Mrs. Hobart WiJ. toliil Jllll 7 w11en 1 MW Ro1117 Van Meier, Mr•· MUo B1p1, son, Jr• wulormld and wlll Mrs. E4dia liarluD&. Mra. Os· Ill! topic ,... .., parents ' ..... , . Pruer, o~alrmlll, car Weber, Mrs. Heary Spo.,. sponslbUlty 1u the religious · · IIIIi.JIJ*, o.oma :a,., IIIIa cer and two guests, ~- Ehza. traini.D&. , of lbeir children. llt:.a. 12111 Pall!ela DtiJa)nlo. belli Wietl:atD and Sbtila New. ~ memboro prelllil " .ICti'IIJI ,... !lrPtl te IJri::lh ell. and one .J11081, Mrs. ''IIJ~IJ!Iity 11111118)' to 1 • Jones, eajoyed tho ... ' . . . IIIMII:II. of Mre. Wilson and ber co. Qundltee 1211111boro 1or ~ booteooea. Mn. Charlot lbt· ., . Pe1Jr:mry meetlnc were nanu ure yon and Mrs. John Francis. llltl l:lclude ldlle Hawley, de. DJaiila the buliDtu meeting ftllmltl Loree Smltb, pro· CllDduclld by Proaldent Mrs. ·. . lli'JUII; and Edna Frenoh and The Southwestern • Future Richard Brown, a review of . ·J(qnna Jean Stivers, hollesses. Homemakers of AmftiCS club tho by-Jews of the league was - ~ 11:o p!'Oil'11111, a tfet. held Ita rqular II!OII.IIIly motlo beld. The next meatU:t will lie · • - was IOI'Ved by lfno. lng ThurftlaY evtnl::c, Jan. 12, Jan. 30 at the botne ol Mn:. ..,,.~~~~-to those mentioned a- with Betty Joneo, president, Bcb Clark. IIii and Jean Fisher, Margar- pre.ldlng. A busineso meeting ---dwar>lls, Louise &row• .., - beld wittn Jllllll ..... ~ Fultz. CUlled for • d11101 aft8r ona ol '' the &anf•· ~renc~a Fulks ,.., appointed •• ebalrmon of the eonu:nlllte•. ·t'lilb Mu"rt' Held Till• month'• prQIJ'Itll cllalr· The c.r.c. Club met ThUnJ. ,..fl'tli: ..... 11obort Arn_oltl man wu Almedla Huleblnoon. clay evt~~~nc at tho bo:ne of jj.;•ent""""'""ln~ed, Rl~ A skit put OIL was tilled • Gee Ill pre!lident, Mrs. Johll tho 81-MoniiiiY 01141, _Eoerybody Drlv.... The In Kanauga, wilh nlnt~=~~~ club Thursday ._. <tw'act.ero were Claudia Hutcl:· IJII(j one autat, Dr. Eclnt 1t htr home, East IIlii: ill8olt, V~o llansen, Cathy ties. pr.....t. Prizes ....., • Lambert, Cowlie Goble, IJntla Mrs . . Raitt dirtclod ~~~ to Jobn leavw Greene. The likll eotlad with a lor rocrt1Uon with pr11at Mas ~!mer. M ••· problem. Paula Perroud led Nra. Raitt <liNcle:l ~~~ !'il'jl. ·Taylor ~ved 8 l:l1tt- the dilcuNiol. for -IIGII wllh , . _ :' df;f J1ft fro::: her secret pal. Refrtabaenb: -.ero served ,.... by Thlbu JWreshmeql.l were served llr by Vlvl111 ~ ...t JN!IIIt EmlllllM!a' Mra. liJ>'IP to ~ tlllovt IIIII J4k!JIB. 11M ~·· IJI(It$QL' wt!C0!!1111t ll:t II 1\'lp]elt. Mrs. '!'!; ~ ' - ~. altaJ:detl. memtJer till will lit heal ~ Mrs. ~-, . the next n:eetllll tt lilt .·-L';!f : Your Home," by Mrs. Belva A4klns. The meelin8 was opened by Mre. aea t:ruott. pret~dent. 0ptilling 80111 by tile group ""' "Farther Along... Mrs. Moe Slooemiker gave the ~eripture l'tltding Md prayer was led by Mlsto Bonnie Nibert. Mary Frances Role gave Blblt questlom. The meotln( will be Feb. lth at lltmlt ol. Mrs. Rebecoa members COWliJ' nlidenta. . n«J. ' . -;,~t, 'l1le meeJ!ng was preolded ov· l,r1. • b)l'llfrt. lllbn Guion, pnsi· debt; ·llloo expressed her tbanb ··I..,. II> ..._. · Wllo mada arr1111e. , ,_.,~, lilt eva. TheY George ,.abit, Mre. i'""' Mrs. KaUe YOU!lC and Joan Pine Grove. The Repps especially to see Lewis Hudson who was a patient in Holzer H011pitlll following ourcery. Feature Society Meeting 1\oadlnpQLtured 1 meetinl •I the Notilflip MisaJonary Soclety Tltlll'ltla)r aflemooil at the '--;:~::;;:==~;;:::::; borne ot Mrs. Lull Cremeens. If Presented '. ~ "Doell Your Lilt RiD& ~· by Mra. Mae ~t_., "'1111nr1 Wortll Wblle, ' by :!lhl. Jtnet Pettus; Mr. allll Mre. llobartrt ~=~ "Get Someone Ellt," by Mrs. of Lower River Road, G• Gerlle Nell; "Tea,mwort," by ;., attended funeral oervicea Miss Bonnie Nibert; "Not Old, Thunciay aflemoon in R 1co- Not New," by Mrs. Faye mODd, Ind., 100' l\lrs. RGOO, and "II Jesus Came to Aillftllllll of lldqt and danelnl followed the din· 1Lanier. Site and her lalt ...-lllHtlllg ofNewcomers Club of Gallipolis Thui'Sday bancl wtl1't both 1or1ner ..... ~ • .... lbe lick IIH!mbeno lloted lnclodHomer Jones, Ma e Mrs. Leo Cbllds. Pearhe Frank Beach Roscoe . Mr! . Edgar Roooh, Mrs. William Radford, HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fink, Miss Bobbl Koy Chapman, Mrs, Anna · .j:!offerkamp, Mrs. t1au1hter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rleo. Mno. Elfie Mont. ert Chapman ot Pleuant 1\ldge Elmer Webrung, Pomeroy Is homo •!rom Sl ' Reodinos -unc wu ol opmenl will M ..._ 11;y Jle'rill LJ> l t~":B i5h0 p call5 F0 r Renewa i£:~ta:it~~: ~~:d•v::~:!~n·~·~e!j~~\. ,. Gallia Events · 4IM Llllfn -wn Nlll lnlll lira · 017 Qaa U...WIII, ltllt Plllldenl , .. president Ulanl<ecl Mn. .... art illotnlclor Ill Gall~ Molhen l-.. llold Tllnll)' lin. IAIIIr ~ dl• 11111 .,_...... , _ Cl'l DollJII Hi<:tt l<>r ber work hl j fOils clly ochoob. Tile claw nl&ht at tho 11111111 "' II u ....... · · . to ........_.... will be 1a•.w ........_ ,...,. ........_... "'"' - the church and the soc1et.v dur. 1 b ;;;:;;;;.'"" ~ ~ Lttcat wiJ1 .......... lba ~: l 811 111_1 =y..:: :ddl~ an;: ~ 11 ~lldj> (:ol. The meellnf ~ Cill1eol to 'otb1 CIIIIIMI II tbo iuftlor f ' ' ;:'lheli pas~~ Twe lop. Older by Mn. ~ prllldetli. tbla 1M', lin. Milt na, " ' mHiilliJ ::: concludod ;.uh ':;. Bv"YYOO bllereole<l 1, aay RoU call wu .~ by I;IIO!IIIId cbllnntll ol to ' Lord' Pr and Ut o1 !he eounes - d eoortaet membora atrlal..,lbllr NJiol. t•411t. 8 t' ayer e Mrs. Ike W.U.er at tlf-1931. Mn. Robert lloaattt, f1l tht Lovel• re!NabJr · 1011' '""''and mOIDI OOIIUIIIItM IOld • 0 "' A Iliad eourse wu served to cJ aevtrtl mGntJ , . _ ~ _.ed by lba bOll.. 23 mfllllbert presenl by the Change• of Classe• jecll whleb ~ llal boll-. dllrtDI I .IOdal hour. lesses, Mrs. Mildred Hawley, .., ;etl011 WM ,Aba. It wu A door prllt wU - by Mrs. Mrs. Cash Braley Mrs. l.eola Arad Rules RetJi~ announeed thai .,a lbblild't I'IDII W A&- lba am Hawley, lfN. o..;.r ftDuob A dii!CIIIiioo of ebanau of Nl&hl wtU be beld·iu hbruar,, madll lht ~luiiOII and Mrs. !Ucg. classes ancl nokoo Ia the associ· with pliDl to be IIIIIOUIICtd Jalo byola'tll will ba ttudlecl. aUon rule book was held at Ute · . · VISITS IN MEIGS Wodnetday meeting at the ~a<l>. - · thllllbd tllo I""'P lor cU. M!lll bor buo"-nd. I • I - $41 $30 • (Kindl (SIIe) ; :1 or.· !WM) .,. ..."' .... " ., .... Nylo,". llfUth- Geld'.;,l....'!!',Tj- - $21 . ' 2' X . . 100% W-.1 ;_GIN ~~' ................ _ .... . ..... . $22 .2'9" X 6' 100% Nplon Twllf' ' ·~ 2'8" X 6'5" 100% NJlon - ,...,....._ , 11..1 . . . _ _' )( - 2'3" X 6'4" 100% liN; Ill ~~~~~ !"'" ~. .."- - $7 . OneGfo¥'11UawRi.W-Orlg.to$15 , Slu 27"' x Jf• ---:o>''+--..-.....-~ $2.N .... ·,i Slre27"xleu ·• $1.oot.. • . ,. ,, '.".-,...·, ' ; ' 1. ) �• ' - _ __, • f ' • t ... - .. ..- , I - - ~ - .. ss ·lh~ W.ant·Ad Way-Bv Phone, _ - "'::: ;~:;=!- .. - "'"'"'' ~ _.. ·~ • c:.;~-: w • ..... ..., ,.._...._ - -·· In Memory IN '!1iVING memory of BenJa· Franklin PlaniZ • ho was killed 2 years ago, January It, 196S Cll. Darlmg, how ~~te m1ss ;you no one w1\J ever know ' It Tv your grave "'e o l'n w;:~n '*'" ~der ' . ~~~ ~!!- = ~= --~;:::;:;:~ · ~:::::::.:-:=-~ 1 . . Solie $21 in ~ Lost tn b~ I RM. HOUSE with bath, ett' IMI dlslrJCI of S.CODfl Av• MOll- peted llvmg room and ftr&- 1 day afternoon Ph. 446-Mtl. place, basement, 2 car ear· 10).3 oge, on ~ lol In R I• i Grande, o. Ph ~ 12-<1 ~1 H 1 -.J ,ma " • P ---~!'!~. 11151> riu!tOD,-:- Pb 675-1079 a!· TEAR OUT THIS AD and Mall ter ~ p.m. IW LARGE HOME WITH w1th Name, AddroSI for big HANNAH'S Husband Bettor 1• LOT box of home Deeds and cos- hates bard work 90 be" cleans SEVEN room house wlth 3 mettcs for Free Tr1al to tel!lt the ruga witb Blue Lustre. bedrooms, playroom, patio, m your nome Tell your Rent electric sbampooer 11. and attic. Very mce In town friends, make money Rush Central Supply Co. 1.U location. Forced atr gas heat name Blwr, Dept 761DA2, BUICK Century, good , Now at the low pnee of _ Lynebburg, Va 245Ui._ _ IH 1957 condiUO• 2f1&.8917. 11-6 $13,000 LADIES wanted , can earn $30 '" LOT NEAR TOWN to $611 o week. Must clrlvt HOUSE beinl removed !rom DEEP, well-dramed lot. Ha• car. for mtem., call 675- property, aU materials for city Willer, City gas, 11114 " ., • saJe at 2647 Llncoln Ave, w1thin ctty school dlsti'1ct. 11 3 1 41 Pomt Pleasant. • A fine opporturuty to bwld 11 -.J LADIES• Bee I1ne ras L h Ions •>I~ tbe borne of your dreams. ==·=-=====-"w to llnger, I .r.sres );Oouur lehveenoopnpog·rlunipro'ryllsblyto' KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner SMALL FARM Afld place some nowers there .~ Good i p FOUR room house wtth 2 bed~ ""me may ttunk we have for· gwes you an outs1de mterest suet on. ay off f3l.OO rooms Lar•e barn Jncluded ..,.. that km wJth a wardrobe 1or $5 00 monthly . Call 443 • a 15 :&otten you as a bonus No collecUng er 4125. 11-6 With 52 acres of land. Land they see us sm1le . also has a ¥4. acre pond spt they do not know the del1very H1gh commission ELECTROLUX Vacuwn CJean stocked w1th bass. I..orated m ~tache Use or cor necessary. Pb. ~ er w•th like naw attacilments Walnut Township -Pnced That ,. hodden betund each 4146 "5 1 k 1 1 •• 500 r_ Some never ..... ••6 50 or or quoc sa e &a LOT "'' · , sm1ie, ...,... ... HOUSE 125 LARGE 7 room heme with go by Y.e love \ ou Wanted To Do $SOO monthly. Call Al ~years ~ 1110re · ---~- - 1 - - - - -- - - -- ll-6 Sa<tl mJSsed b> r'ather Mu CABI~Er making, carpent•_,. ' •• \~ork or pamtmg. Phone 44&- SINGER Sewmg Machine. Good I , Wier, Brothers and 5tster s 1- 1 di Do I 1-= ..... 0~90 con tion es app1lqumg, everythmg a family could want added Ullhty room ' pallo, garage, and two baths. Comes to you Wlth wall to w ----No~:.t~~- -- - J 18-The SUn~~tlnel, Sunday, Jan. 15,l967 ~r,;;;;~~;;'":;.~.!' c_o-·_.o::·.:~- . --·---- ·. Easy,to Do ~Bus· I_Q~IPIIID -- Fer Rent J0-3 I WILL NOT b• respon»ble lor ae~ debts other than mv ov.n ~------ -- -as of t h l:s dale J anuar v ~~. sALLY'S m-laws conung She 19b7 s 1gm•d WJ ll! am H Mll- 1~ dJdn 't fluster - cleaned Lhe 12·3 earpets wttb Blue Lustre ler - --Rent eIectnc shampooer $1 DAY NURSEBY 5 }ears e:IL· I Farmers' Hardware Co 12'..(i penenre l ew g1\e reference - -~- - - Iae~ Minshall IB Portsmouth 2 Rooms and bath, furrushtd Rnad. Ph H'"'!lf7. >U.l 131 4th Ave or <a II 446•310 I88• ,. OR GROUP I ~ Yocan•~R ra(I'~e, LI"LH ::.50 and more, easy I TWO Muses, reasonable rent 1 and fa o.; l Have 10 members B1dwell, Oh1o, 0 J Wh1te ctn Re•l ht81e For S..le _;=:;..:;;;..: ____ ... DOCTOR SAYS By WWIIm J,a.,...nce, D.D.S. DEAR MR. LAWRENCE· n - The 'WISEMAN Agency Ne•r New Brick Owner Will Help ly. Call 4404125. 1954 STUDEBAKER ' ~us quite a blew tD have my teeth taken oot. But Butlel when my fake teeth were put In even tho1111h they !Dok awhile to get used to, I was Finance really pleased. Everyone aJd I THI.I ts ,. WILL LOCATED NaAw looked good. But now, two years YOUTH ASKED FOR lTl and house cl~. I! ~!'~~=~ll~~-:1:...~~ ~~ later, my frientb say my facial This oolllDlJ' is for younc ~ there any hope' - DISHPAN AUTOYAnC GARAGE DOOR. BEAU· expression has changed There pie thelr problems and pleas,. 1 are lines in tbe corners of my their troubles and run AND TIRED OOQa, OWNER IS VERY ANXIOUS moutb and Up;Jef llp and my As witb the rest ol Helen IJUr Tired. 0 :'i:J"ii'NA';.':': ':fJi rront teeth whleb •ery Us! 11 weicomeo laugh& but U your mother doesn, crat!o VIEW suB prumlnent, hardly show when l l'..;'t doilge a serious quesUon down on, her cloddy lump, Built To Live In talk and smile - MRS. ItV.J. !'itb a she 11 he feeding 111m WI 1. I'm answering this letter be• her life. Inasmuch as ~he hal THIS cHAitNLNO 1 vR oLo s JntD· e~tuse· it voices --ncerns often Send your teen-age questions job or no school, bousecleanROOM HOME, COLONIAL RAN'CH ..... ·- YOUTH ASKE F wAs emLT av owNER TO LTV£ heard from denture wearers· w D OR IT, 1111 shou 1d 'be HIS responsi btllty. ~~ ~~i~;~o~oo~ LBAU~~~TNC~~~: loss of natural teeth iS more care of Helen Help US! this A selfisb ramily which es:pects , ... EN wiTH ALL THE APPLIANCES. than a blow to one's pnde· It newspaper. all work aQd no play trom a 1&. PA~HLY ROOM WITH FIRE PLACE • """'I shouldn't b8 surAND FULL BARI:MENT AU. oN A alters facial expression· some NOT rTHAT DISABLED I 81-" ~~~G~J~ ;~EsPTR~~G ao~LL~ say It changes personality, and bear Helen . when she leaves ~ YOU'RE THINKING M llUYINO. even their way of ure cood the moment slle is 1 am 17 ••• b b 1 • · · A&N a Y-111 ~.or 1 Country Living Some of thes~ change• are kids whenever I'm not at sa\ooi. have relatives who 80 subtle onelsn I always aware The lather Is always bome wlille•].:;...' I Close To Schoo take you ID' - H. •• them You •ve 0 It en "·ard ·~ peo- hJS wile IS working. He Is • • 1 HOE's" BRAND NEWs BEDROOM ple rsay ,they can eat anything abled war Yeteran, but .p..o• "~~ Helen: ~~:g:~u~;,;N~H~-rcarN w1~ th~y wanf with their false teeth. that disabled. He's around 4? Hurray for the mother who APPLOANcJ:S '"' BATHS. CARPORT But actually tbey don't "want" and keeps making passes In favor or schoOl uniforms, AND BAsEMENT NICE n.AT LOT to eat •reat many hln•s ---tr , . 1 a 16-year..ald junior who AcRoss &TRI:ET noM cu.v e e · un::- me. Its getting worse. GRADE sCHooL PRICED LESS diet may inclllle everything Our family needs the mo~~t ~;~:1, adore them. In our Will ~~Pu.t,~~ii :-'~JC~: P~ 1~ :'~. ~~. ur~. w~re ~ ~..,II, I DO YOU DREAM OF JusT 2 'MILES FROM' TOWN ON ood WALL to wall carpets ID your 1u1 YOll'LL FIND TWS wvELY 3 t ood. t doog batt"·l0·; 1 home a ratsed frreplace a BEDROOM coLoNIAL HOME oN A ;~· g 46-~~::· 8~t 5 ery., new ~lectnc ktt.chen? All' of ~~~G~·A;"~~: ~Y ~~ ~~~~ one er p.mli·S/1 these can be your• Without AND INCLUDES LARGE FAMILY KITCHEN WITH I OTS OF BUILT lN spending extra money' See us cABINETS, tv. BATHS AND AT 1 now or call for mare in!orma~ j~~:u oARAGt: YOU BE T KE 3 Bedroom house. hardweod l lion. Pbooe "&.0681 Goocl7 Room Home, floors, 1804 Olestnut St.. Rv l owner for qwck sale. Ph One Acre 1 4404512' 4 DIUON AGENCY TRTS era t. ' · 9-6 7 SINGER SEWING MACHINE I in new sewmg table. Guaran· , teed. ZIG ZAG eqmpped t• 1 buttonhole, monogram fancy desJgn, etc Pay off last 7 payments, ."'00 each. jjl. . 1639. 9-tf ROOM, 3 BR borne located on Lower River Rd wJtb 350' frontage on Rt. 7, basement, furnace, deep well, some frutt trees. Can be seen any~ time. M d b k ea ow roo Pt Plee W V sant, • . oLDER HOVE LOCATED IN ~w:t~o~~cL~:J. 3 »~~~~~ ~!~TGo'6'ri i'i~~tE A~~~~IN~~ 3 ACRES ·LEVEL LAND a. SINGER PORTABLE I I d ti z Zaln eqptt· RANCH style 3 BR home . 50' not hnuted by abJhty tD chew and F B S SWalloW ' • • The f1rst thing that must be understood is that artificial den-tures are NOT "permanent., Put mo j 1 fi th re prec :se y, ssures at support de~tures are continually WJdergomg change· there 1s allerallon ln muscle tone and ac t'•on' shrmkage of bone and cums, and a natural ag111g pro. eess which varies by the indi· vidua1, but which is definite and relenUess These ttssue changes - w::sz The Sundu nmelrSentinef, Sunday, Jan 1S, 1967-19 "''.\NT AD """- INFOIMA Tl~ o;:,.., J ';..::0,.,"::....~-":_";'• By. Reier~ - ------·- --- J i;et Extr ,Cash The Want Ad W y Fr- He[en Help • remainillll II~ 10- 3 1 I • :;~~~g, t~oog:~e~~~2f"~:~~ \ :i~ ":;/:~m~:~· ond lot ·:;~.~-;,ne You'll Like ~':.iJY d:~~~utd:;:t.:;e~:·o~-t ::!t ~0:'~! =:\e;r . I Kuthv, wg~~DB~KP~n~f~daa - each sell ten $1 bottles my Road Wnte Mvrtle f~;~mous {)cruble Strength Imt \1atn St West Al• :tander, Vamlla Flavonng. Keep fSO Pa. 15376 9-12 lnr Y"'*' treaesury No money I FOR RENT netded. Wnte Anna Elizabeth MODERN 3 bedroom home, W~, Dept. 891DA2 . Lynch- ~ butlt-m kitchen, atlacbed i ~utg. va._~ 12-1 garage In town. $85 rna i CARPET colors lookmg dtm? II Call Wtseman Agency, 446I Bring 'em back - gtve 'em 3643, Evenmg 446--3796. 8-tf viri1 Use Blue Lustre Rent ~- - - - f l h et. Sh URNISHED apartment, 2 •' e e c s ampooer • ep bedroom Ph 446·1680 7-6 pam, 862 1st Ave. 12.0 ~ - -_____ MOUERN ho~•etraller bJ week or mOntb, l900 (,'btstDead Stock nut SL ' Removed Free - ~ ~- - r RILl. rt'!move vour dead BEDROOM ho~W"'ler iullx bone&. cows and mules. Call eqmpped block from hospital .' collect Jackson Ul64531 ur adults only, 641 Timd 446,.. Cblllloothe 77:k;9?6. 3ll70 11-tf ROOM tra1ler 131 Fourth Ave. Call Gl 6-3188 r ~ ll..t 'j.,at.:~ [W- -,-. -L .-1 Gl ..2342 ttom 1 a.m. Now end Used Merchandise 2126 Chatham Ave Call 446~ Consignments •ccepted TfturM1•1 enning 7 p.m. 0322. 305-lf Opposit• Driv•ln Theatre I •BRADBURY furmshed apt.for In M1son, W.Va. rent. Adults cnly. 729 Se('ond .k iM. "Jimmy" S•yre Ave. 296-U I • Lo c..te Fer S..le POT~TOES, cet l'l\!lf j 'mo 'o••ment ,cW•nt" w1nllr ¥tDDLt: AGEl> lioC1J ""'II '"'' '"II' poiiW.. '!hilt lilt)' , \taL work 8.1 W klni!. lt2-2111t. l RADIATOR Ph. 99%-2303 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL' Free tlarenoe Prolflll. Portland, I IJ Stp cMOULLA"""' I IS 30tp turUe with eve~ turtle bowl, 0. Ph. MS-tzM. II • t!c '- -- - ---:-:-- -:-- ~~;H•KTHHII ., S~IIV"~ , .... _,,,,. '"'" ,,. .. ,. !lAM SH Sunday, Jan IS, P&M Pet S!Jop, turn lint tiel.. INil!'ll" ,., • .,. ., .........,... road to filht, below Pomeroy- KIRBY vacuum e1ealM!I'. ~or.<l ·-o 01 luae altDn Farm Spon. Mason bndge Open every •-•ATov•• suction, Pay off f31 or $5 HOUSEK~EPEil ' tlontfd. Uve ~ aorecl by ster Fire Dept.. Ph 74Utll t li ltp ~.::\1. ."w -.~ I ~111~·,=.~·~=.:....:-..,.-1 ~ ~lp djly froq> ~ p m unUI I p. m. monthly. <JaJI !JD-5623 ~ .,. ,..,..,. ,.. , except Thundays. I IS I 9 liP I EXPERIENCED 11\&n to , wort .., ... : - -· RElVIVAL startlni at Mt He!· ,_1 CORVAIR_ M ____ ••so - 011 d;llry l••m, house fllrnl&h· !!""' "'" "" •-1• ,.. .,..,.,... man U. B. C"•""'" onto, • • .., ·"' J••. ""' t•. " ""Also a part Ba98etl and ., Bea· HAY, 1lraw and oala I'll· 1182- ed, Powell¥ Faqn, RaCUle, 0. Rev. Jamts Mon1son, Pastor gle pup $IO Pbone m-77 ~ 6227. l II 5\C I Ph. S43--Z275. 1 lZ 11c • :,:.V:' Bud Hatfleld, Evangelist. Ev1 15 3tp I KEYSTONEgisollne topl!l I' e· - :oft11n•• ..,.n.1,.,... - ,_ eryone welcome 1 II IZlc 7 FT U>CUST plat 35 cents ._'..,.tee S•.a- --.:,:.-..:....:....:,__;__ M4tfe "''lp W8nttd • qua lrt y, Wo,If~ ,s V""' .:....:_ ·~-;tj"";,;';o.~ 1J:: !"' INCOME ~· serv~te, dally ex· Phone Oharles caiaway, ~ 11on ol!IO w•ter hauhng, R•. ¥ARR1ED man must ~ u- : 8~WTUARS t 0 ::*, •••~ ~~~r,;,., cepl Sqn. Evening by oppo•'l'· 3857. 1 15 lip cme. Ph. 1119-3173, I II ftc per·, .---• with' t•- operat•'on I """' ''" at ... 'iNN ~ laet~o ment only Mrs Wanda Eb- • ·I lJCal '~ un. Ph 192-mz: Lawel Cl•fl LEGHORNHENS,SOeentseach i HOUSE ooal, gravel for drov?' ' or modem farm machinery. \1:""';:'"=:·2:1:43======1 ...;:..~~ Road, Stall! Rt. ~. I> mlle Bowman's Run Road, Phone way. I will d<llver Ph. 991- able and WllliD( tD assume .... .. . .... ' -m r·•~round I 10 ""c 1119-2246. I I~ 3tc '12116. r..pOIIIIbibty ond keep re- I Experienced '" "'""" • ''" "''" · _, , IZ.I~P I <Ords. LoeaUon Southeast of I "''ulW~f~co.. PI'~O La.. 1"-,• •• "" -•NJN "' -G--Ph .,. ORDER AMSTIJTZ S H and N 1e Columbus. Modem house. ReI' , HO~E wy 2:~!56 Daniels at IJ9:I.S509 ~round 8 ''Nick Chick" leghorn ebJcks l GOOD, e on, lump, ep a ply '" own handwnlmg . gJV· , . '"" 30tc or started pullets !Dday. Mod· oll treat.O &Ioker coal. Pe;o· 16 I. m. I ers PQultry, Box 188, Athens, cockff1 Coa} Co' 1 ~lock from \ ang age, expenence, number u h1 tn Cbe h 0 I in ramdy, etc Write Box 0 Ph 593·7831. I 15 tra c g s Jre, ' 668 A. ..., Tho Dally Sentmel, FrH Estlmot-Diocount :.,.,=""-,:.,--=,.---_:--;-1 ~b. 36'1-7521. 12 I t!c Pomeroy, 0. I 13 To All CuolorMro ln PORTABLE SINGER 8UOOt."l PRICEb furniture ~ WISH to thlJlk Dr. Mefeet cQDd\llon, Zig zag !K1Uip. i our thifl[ 0\lt)r ~u4Bet I!>OP. Gt~wan, lhe Foglesong Funer- , Real Estete Fo1 hit ~ Furnllttr., ¥t~III~PI>'I at Hom,, thj>se sendtn& now·i....,--:-:-:""-'-:-::--~--'-­ ped. Full price $23 61, terms. Ph 2-2685. I ll tic Oblo. U 12 lit er~ and food dUrillll tile Ill· ness and deaUI ol our husband an~ father, A, R Smith. P,lrs. A R ·Smith and Family I IS lie _L_ GOAt HA ....., .,.,t... , ....... .,-.,:=, 6tcl •w ,.,:t:,:,•C::::. ':: :;...._ Tnj w J' "":.'::.':·~·~· ':., '=,. \\.;"::... 1: !I'l l IQQY "n~ PAINT SERVI(E ! o!h~:::"~:':~ days a girl nylons~ u!!:· MSG StOlT Wllt>\T SJ!Rit.Jl BLAmNARS Phone 992-21•3 Pomeroy 0. DON'T BE s.-EfiA.fWhe91 Alignment $6.50 ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRTY CAR , Wheel Balancing FOR ONLY $1 .soPJu•Vl••ght• KEITH GOBLE 'IllY 2·2196 50C BE PROUD OP A CLEAN C!AR U-DRIYE·lHRU CAR WASH FO~Q Middleport, 0. SPECIAL ON TRACTOR~. OVERHAUL$<~ time.. , make a decent show•·•; you've . to have a bank"'"president '• lor a father! l'd Juve to wear knee socks, thJs would give you about many friends as contracting a case of bubonic plague. lf ever rub the "In" eroWll the wrong way _ you do 11 you don't dtess 81 they do - you may as wen~ a sll: .. foot hole and nraw' .In _ belul& ....,'care. "':! J• 'I" ·~ ful to drag •'all your socks in with you. If' My father !QPt J. Paul Getty 80 I can't alford OH entire Dew yt""" ear, bul It c.-r 85 f everyone flle 8• ruund here can. II yqu ww year'a Jtyles, well, foq;et it and you! What happened to the ' lood old days" when it was what inside that counted? SOCKS LOVER P.S. Nylons don't keep your legs warm on a winter day, be.. SideS · Dear KSL· If the "In's" at your school are this snobbish, who needs them? Form an "•ntl·ID crowd" I'll bet lt will '"'" ~-Me oII IIke and most boys resent on e~nsive clo-lhes the best way I kno\f look h H c aap. . t:l-'. ec con 1 on. lg g Ull>- 11 '67', 2 lull tile baths, plenty ' ped Full pnce $23.61-terms r• clotiles closets butlt-m elecLIOAL NOTICI ' 446-1639. • 9·tf 1 trtc k•tch~TV room, carpet Oscar Baird, Realtor Notr" ,, ....., .,.. .":,.;•·•~.. My mother works and my - 1 throughout, hot water heat, BAIRD REALTY CO. ~:~:':~ C::rWpl'..:~~en~Ic;{, ~tr.. ther doesn't live with us, ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, ! basement, ttached garage, ed m the Prob•t• l:ourt at oan1a have to do all the complete Wlth attacbme1•ts aconcrete dnve Lot J(Xf x tOO' HERE Js a nwe homE" that ~~'::~~~t~~:~r b! 1~ 0=~o~ ~::r1~1;•~·~ I am o'hly HI, but feel like and paper bags. Guarar.tf>f'(l you'll nke 1t has I be1· ~~eoo~~.:Jo!~Y AofMJanuary, Jlill'f, •t old maid already Never have $17 00 446-16:19. 9-11 $5,000 rooms, bath, '.>A, forced aor •o•• w HOWELL any freedom and am 101110 1962 CADILLAC sedan De v 1 1BUYS this 5 room one floor fuel 011 furnace, small bascw Jan 15 •An .IVDGE clearung If I don't do it, my lol.s of extras Good condt-1 plan home on Neaghbmhood ment, cabmets m kttchen, l~w UGA:L NOTICt mother hollers and hon , prtced to sell Wayne Rd, forced air furnace, dm- cated. on blacktop Rd Its ] .Sprmttl~lrt Towns~p ha• fire pro thmgs at me, then won't talk -·' for $7 500 at a priCe tectlon with VInton t1re Depart t I d Prl Amsbary, 631 Fourth Ave g..J mg room, 1 A. land "-~ • 1 ment In ca•e ot fire, cwu J a"'IP• O me or ays. you can afford. 1 Myer~. nre Prevention- officer, aaa Once 1 went away for five ONE RCA VIctor tape record8307 days and when 1 got back er, $50 GE reco:'d play••, 102 ACRE FARM 178 A ' ruce one story !ram! B'Reu "''"Queep, "' .,.,,.., <;Jerk house hadn't been touched $30 446--0937 9-3 t8 ACRES tractor land, fair home with 3 bedrooms, ple11~ Jan ll Jan- 1:1 - - t•they JUSt waited for me to GOOD mixed hay, 80c b•le.l fence, some tJmber, 5 room ty built m cabinets In k11w " on n 1 hm chen, \lA. lob. base, large ·•••••P~o.•~T•'o •,o,'n'•,•,M"NT ~orne and clean tt Ph. 3118-8539 afer 5 pm 9-6 1 e oor pan e, well ~ ~ ~ • lcan'tdate,andlcan't 0-N~E-BE_E_F-for sale for oo~m-e 1 ~~te~~ mce country home ~r~a~:~edT:~ ~nty fa~ ,: ~~ou:~m:~nd;;:.~~~e~L:f t~!t!~~ anyone visit me bfcause freezer Ph 446-2893. 8-6 tool ._ bave been nled In tha Probat. Court mother won't let people 8 go . .., ,500• ol Gallla County, Oh10, fur approval h h Northup, Ohio u\ ••I!:~.~ or ononth. ~,.. ,,., HAY for sale. Ph. 367•7571. IS YOUR HOME '"' """m•ot w en s e ISn't home, wh1~h Is •·-·-·~ pL In 1 JOOA , 8 rm two story frame No 1112: 2l'"lrll and final •ccou•t ot most of the time Besides, room lw-..- I uer 8-6 FOR SALE? home, Pen I tY wa ter • 2 bams • -utor. t:naene Elliott, dec::eued by hi• f'X· 1pace. Contact Stellllt Arnold C•rodu• E Elliott, Guudlan too tired to be niee to anyone 1 Pari Cefltral HoteL lJI.U TYPEWRITERS new and used, IF SO and you want It sold at plenty pasture, 40 A. bottom, :!~:!t:.at~ of Grace EIHott, •n In· what with school work, eJ.tra we servrce all makes. 1tbe earliest possible date located on State Rt. No ~3 Tenth ac<"ount . , Mit R atmOunces spee~ats Bn 1 "'AL S p d t h t f bo White, Guardl•n nr the taei'IKin and • J 1mmons tg, an a a price t a lS a1r to th Robert Baird, Salesman Mtlte of Lafayette Tlll.vener. an 1n are usual cause::. of REN nument waves and bleachmg FOR SALE , Office Equipment Ph. 44&. seller & buyer Please call competent pen~on complamts . Res. $12 50 Penn now $8 50 1966 DUCAT] Motorcycle, Off1ce Pbooe 446-4775 24 hrs.. No na~11 Fln~t and final aet'!ount saerii;,,. I 1397. the Dillon Agency ol \llr.lnla Rlnhflekl., AdmlniJtratrlx How can Mrs H v J be neJP..I. We Will Buy Any · Relouch, reg $15 now f~'>t:t shape Wdl 295--tt HOBART DILWN. REALTOR l YR old a bedroom hOme $5.· of tM e~~tat. ot John FrankUn Birch· ~.r, Amount, Including wltlt toner Ph. 446·4442 lor $550. Call 245-0302. =~--c~--c--- - f 1 rleld 448--2«174 900 57 Madison Ave Phone I No decoea~ed 12 noa Flr11t final and dldrlbu- ""'-Her teeth ~an be restored to Complete Est•'" appcnntment. 01 Carrying ash~ hd TIRED • --111e or Howa rd BrallbOD """" tlvl' "'count .. r rhomat E Jon.. I(J. l 1964 OWS Cutiess ' 2 dr "---------~__::.__: Try w- v g10i 8 Ch k a.ut.: -"6-w:ru. E'{t!('Utor or the e5t ate of Mlnnle 0 thear orJgmal high degree KNOTTS ~ tp bucket seats, AM·FM ~· lf Elleolap 446--1226 10·3 Jones ne, ~ f ct WILL not be responsible for di Coal,our Skidmore Foster. un Nn 12 IIJ6 tint, nn 8t and dl•trtbU un Jon and appearance by USED FURNITURE O, new tires Ph 446-0378 Co., 123¥.1 Pine St. tt&-.2'783. LAND CONTRACf dllve mH·udnt l)f Whllarn H sowera. techmque known as 1163 locond A... BllY C:ebts other than ffi) own Admln•.tntor of th• eatate of Thorn Galllpollo, Ohio 271-tl BUSINKSS budding on Lowrr .. st~ph~n• dece11ed or, 1f necesBary, makmg 1 asgs ef thls date, January ll , AUTO. gas hot water heater I1-.;,;;;-:-;;J;iiJiiUi;j)aoiil~;; F f ilMrt Fred F'acerrure UUt 11 clean lump Tlutd Ave. Good location for c N~a~! ~ru~~!! ~~c~~~t .;ru~ Cl"l'l· ones. Rebasing Is sampler , Signed 1 7 Jr. 1206 Second Ave. Ph. 446-0168 coal Carl Wtntera. Ria mal1y uses. Terms lo smt •ted b' the wm ot Lula E Bottlck, less costly, corrections are mao!eoll GranQ.e.. Phone CH 6-StlS Wayne Amsbary, 631 Fourth de:,·~~7:1l second aeeount of Ma•· by takmg Impressions m the Ave 9-6 gle Walker Guardian of the u&Lite of old dentures and addmg new IIJ.l - - - - - - - - • Dtlll W•lker. 1n incompetent , ~,,__._______ NEW GMC TRUCK lcCO:::-A -:-o-L- cr- c-1-cL,--------,,-.I No 1:11.909 Flr•t account of FraneH pmk base matenai Where nec.Servicet Offered M Lucllll, GuaN11lan of Michael Dean essary. bulJdi..tr OUt certain Furniture open 91 HEADQUAR ERS or •• e. ump, egg, ,., _;.:;:..;.;.;;;:_;:.....;;.:.~Bar<lDI, Llrr)'- Dale BlrCUI• Ralph •ae till 5. Monday thru Saturday. . T ker and aune run. Peacock Le• aarcua and Ira Fra~LI Bar<:ua, eas sometimes movmg teeth AUT~ Evening by appomtment. Rt 1964 \-1 T lntemahonal Pl<:kut•l Coal Co , Cheshire, 0. REESE Bulldozer and back· mlnon L. I rd d " th h rvi Ph. 367 756C No 13>007 Fitlt Uld final account \urwa an opemng e AreNow'l'l)e Henderson, w. v a. 23 4-11 1960 \1 T Ford Pickup \LL types of building ma•-De se ee.. . • of C G11ne HoudatheU, .-'dmlnlttra• IJite u QwnersOf , -· HONE 145240-tf wr uf the eatata of Marr H Wether. 1 used 1 row Cornptcker ~ewer plpe, P 1061 holt. deee•.ed 1 used Tractor Manure tal!,•-:,lock,1 brtck. HEARING SET 1 Cl d TEKMITE & PI!:S'l l-"ONTRUL No l3.o47 PI"" an4 llaal I«<UIIt Male Help_Wanted wmuvws, mte 5, etc. au e GOOD rentaJ property, three or t l•~nce WaJIIM'• A4mlni1Uat~:or Spreader PublicaUon of a Flood Winters. Ria Grande, 0 . tenants. Revenue $1500 per FAIN Extermination t:o Wheel· WWA of the eatlte of .lohft Haner. deJr]IOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 1951 >.>T Ford P1ckup Information Report on the ~121 after $.. 6&-U year. Wdl located. ersburg, Ohio. Pb. 7'18-2850 or '"':;~ u oeo l'Jnt and 11ne1 account IIAN )D take over supply 1959 'Y• T, Chevrolet Truck Phone 367·7.5'1 · 776-9455 fteL 2J2.tf of illnbeUJ .Ann JohlliOn. AdlalnU.tr•· Scioto 11114 Olentangy Rtvers IJI YUll an DUlldlba 1 DeW j ' trlx of the eltate t1t Cui Homer .r. the gn'ater Colambus area On Route 7, an.Ht!lf store for route d1stnbutton or !956 \-1 T Chevrolet P1ckup ~-....... u.... .. leB Ul I• • BEDROOM horne, mce bath , DEWI-8 rn.•BING ~uhn10n. dece••ed 1957 - lh T For~ Ptckup established brand Wrtte Mr borne or r~e.....,. a •- · ... riNI'II No 13 m Flnt and nnu a«ount of and the Sclo!D R1ver and Poin£11 ~·e~ (~~· WI art bwlden P\lb"lbutor part basement In 700 block AND BEATING lJ•ttle p DI\Dner. E:&ecutdx of the Olson, 74 E Robinson Ave, 1 M'mneapolls MoUoe Power Creek at Chllhcotbe IS anrJOUIIC· ]I Open 7 O.YI A lNftk lor Hotpo1nf AppUarucet, AW- on 3rd Ave. Can get good fi .. ROUTE~ 160 at Evergreen. Ph. :~_:.or .lamu Anb Danner, ... ed The report wdl be present· ~ To S.rYe You Bariler!Dn, Oh10 12 31 Urut Electnc. lJ4.U nancmg. .u&-273$. 271-tf No 13,12111 Fil'l.t, final and dUtrl· 811116 p.m. 1959 F 600 Ford Du11111 - be ex- I 100 MARRIED-man. must bdtlvt account of Wtlllara H. Sowan. e.! to the public at a inee,ting perienced wtth the operatum 1959 2 Ton Chev. stake WW. WW, PRJCES ol Mil- MODERN home, full basemtmtl fEKMITE PEST CONTROL ::~~~~:~~~:~ ttt. ntata ot n .... January 17, IIJII'/, at 9.311 a of Modern farm machmr 1• I 19.'18 F 600 Ford tresses. R1ce and C.:Orbla Fur fine neighborhood aU nlce FREE InspectiOn. eall 446-3245 No iS.oM Firat, anal and 4ta~rl· m Heanng Room No. 8 1964 I T. Internallonal · able and WJilJn!i!: to assume DJture. 1&-U dwellmgs . See this for a comw Merrtlt O't>eil, Operator for =~~~r::~~ !:0~'1 t~ Departments Buikhng, 1!160 1> T. Ford fortable home E•tennltal Tenoite Senlct Denney, deeea•ed respons1bthty and keep rec bus. WU. House "Jursery tram~pot · lO Belmont Dr. 181-tt ol N:7J.~~o!'~:'. ~:~.~~a:~xou~t ords. LocatiOn Fa1rf1eld Coun- 1959 1 T. Chev, tat>o" available, reasonable 73 A. FARM home, large barn the "t.ate of C'tulrlot'- wau(b. d.. ty, tfv·('-""'n house Reply In New 611'" Rotary Cutten rate1 also for sboppiDI or 40 A. farming land, large Plumbing 6 Heaftng ce~ tlJ.U Pin* pd 11na1 eeouat G)"n "harxiWrJhng, g1vmg age, $299 50 New 8 25 ' 20, 10 nyloa tires $55 lnc. Federal wurklDg mothers. ~ourly, de~ pond. Priced at $15,000. of M•rJorl• M Shu<!!r, Adm1nt.tre !XP'nence, and number m ly or weeki)' ratea.. Pb. 446 Salesmaa: BRAMMER'S tria or the ••tat• o1 hut SheV£, tax. f' family, etc. Wr1te box num· ••·•· "' PI am blDl BINI -• HeatInI dece ... d Ubto ValleJ lPiplemeat Ca. =~~'=======-=-=tr Russell D. Wood No 13.1411 P'lnt aad ftnll ecr:Ddnt ' '" ' " ber,,lox llA care uf Tribune • 300 4t.h Ave. 446-1637. o1 Mebel Thaxton. Adftltnl•Uat.tll: 133 Pine Sl., I'lL 14~-:S~Z Selling Ropou•..,.llllllfure end lle1111 l'rom -~ Eveaiags ~&11 , , e~tate Ill &ol' • Th11:ton. d~~eeu.. 11 11·7 297 tl .. - 0. D. PARSVNS Insurance Variouo Estate SeHier'"""' ln~ludlnl ~pllon~. No u.aN .,,_ and t1n•l aceount Toolo,l)lohos•nd A VJUiWty of Hau..liol!l Gooclo. GRANGE calendars are In llr ,•t-'R ..;'tANlJARD PLUMBING • ot nan orupamond. Gvanilan ot the r.~ , a'"' ute of Wanda KWIIJIL Debonll A:lso Army Syrpl111 l~lo\lny Other lioms. Pack yours up at Neal lnsur- 1Farm, Vlllagt, City Property SEATING, 50f Jlec=Oad An. Ja" orummond. Hllrle}' Dr~UY~mc.nd. IIICe Agency. For Sale ~.. SoU It & Ruth Ann Drummo!Wt, mlniJTI. AnJ~Bg ot Value. If .....:.;.::_::=:..,...-====-=~ Onli!!H ur:epUo1'111 an filed. tlleN\o :ztlu S&LfS are running '- special on traco tor overhauls for the Winter months Have your tractor ready to go to work wb~n sprmg comes Ind. save d,owD Dear F: twice. If you don't want to bt Quit the Job, but not scWbbl out of your your You can ftnd better-paymg lhoes must come lrom the h I 1 20 fi muc sa er part.time expens ve store m es stores, drlve-m from our town, Ditto purse. stands, restaurants. Well, if you want to Dear Helen My brother is a hog. All he snR\JBU.Env parcED ITA5000 does 18 eat, nothmg else. He ---~Legal Notice___ always makes a bJg mess 1Y2 Mile Out On 35 he cooks - burns the pots and " ROQM HOME ~ITH FULL BAS!LIGAL NOTICI pans, leaves the sink full of ~:~iz/~~c~~eL3~:.s"'~:t B~l~ NoUce II hereb,. rl!!~ tht~'rn- diShes and the stove and table JN A.Nil NICF. tl.AT \'LOT ~· disgustmg fats heabout -'t Wl1KITCHEN If LOTS OF SIIRlJE- """' 1-{y =!:'ot~~.r:p8~ail~::n~, ••••• .---...,.. timeS a dayHeSinCe 1 NOT LOOK AT THlS co;.;viF.NTLY by bate Court at Gallla county, Ohio, Andrew Toler, neculor, will be school He can't f _.. J0qbU ' LOCA'TED JII)ME for !Mnln• 011 the :JOtll 4111 of laDluu a h•ninv• _ uary. u1117. et 10 o'cloek A M cause, he Is so overwelght and lb Wlsem«n t;l 6-3196 I J:.Ho~-~.· .~~w.,ELL I don t think be could get E N Wisemaft.. Gl 6-4500 Jan rs way from 'he kitchen long MOTOR£YCLES Have your tractor overllot~JJI ed now at a b1g savtDIL can go with- W~aring lhe same thing your State Employment and start making - NOW! - H. IICl HAILEY 1 ue, AUCTION ° I -- 10 1 ' USED FURNITURE 1 K .. K ' I NOTICE! BAIRD BROTHERS WRECKING 1 CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING CHI .' I ;-::::::--:-;=-co==,--o:--1 Publi·:.~: w--- 278-tf ========== su Second Aveaue, GalllpoHs, Oblo _ ... -19 '~ Pb 0H 'I'W'!Wo ----- WE HAVE large and small MoDERN 3 bedroom home, fanns, village, city and<. b.JsJ· bmltm k1trhen, attached ga·l ... ,. property. CoD!<! iD and rage, full basement. large 1 gee us. • '"' "' 1ot In city school distnct. Ph.l , Salesmen: i.t1 .C6-0869. Earl Wllltml, 44&.3121 " W•~ae Amabarv. 1111:1• For le11e - .. Rell Estatt Loans . _ , - Dt1ald, Paul, and Hlftry W. 'lairtl ":tten:=. 1 1_ -- fADII ..... LOANS PWII!W.·• l F~~;uo:....l; 1AND BANK ASSN. Cl,.. a. WtUcet. ,_... 19 Locu•t St. " Golll110llt. Ohio Ph. 44H20I ~! ~r~? 1 o:- J:: t~~;~ ~ ~•tJ• 1181 111t; which tl~ aald be eenmtire4 •rlil condQ;.Jd' 4u until .. fln..UJ 11at~ :wtu 1N111 11it1 SALE EVERY SAd'VEfoiiNG AT 6:30 do!~'!'!"'...... •• ' .......... ""' ~ ... .,,.,f •'*~J'I!! to ••ta. aeeounu "" ~ ,.t~Oft•",.,. ,,...,. of ,.._, ""''"'"'/ t~'"not '" leal••• than IIH for hear- Rowen. Probate .Judi:• dan prior to U.• daM aet John. w • Naom~a. wuco:llr• lu ,. ' ~~ I A Special Sale The Fll'f.l: Wedrindoy of Month. ,, .lit , . WTTttetr .... ~·!!<tlaJ!I Alabama Takes its Fint Woman Governor • Each KNOTTS ·co~ AUCTJOH Third Ave. lo Olive IIIlo Clor ' St. 'I O.lllpolls, Ohio ,d.. . and four room furmst All uli!Jtil!ll 892-2776, Rowley Aft'r 5 p, I m. call ~ Uc When Lurleen is Sworn into Offite' .-- �• ' - _ __, • f ' • t ... - .. ..- , I - - ~ - .. ss ·lh~ W.ant·Ad Way-Bv Phone, _ - "'::: ;~:;=!- .. - "'"'"'' ~ _.. ·~ • c:.;~-: w • ..... ..., ,.._...._ - -·· In Memory IN '!1iVING memory of BenJa· Franklin PlaniZ • ho was killed 2 years ago, January It, 196S Cll. Darlmg, how ~~te m1ss ;you no one w1\J ever know ' It Tv your grave "'e o l'n w;:~n '*'" ~der ' . ~~~ ~!!- = ~= --~;:::;:;:~ · ~:::::::.:-:=-~ 1 . . Solie $21 in ~ Lost tn b~ I RM. HOUSE with bath, ett' IMI dlslrJCI of S.CODfl Av• MOll- peted llvmg room and ftr&- 1 day afternoon Ph. 446-Mtl. place, basement, 2 car ear· 10).3 oge, on ~ lol In R I• i Grande, o. Ph ~ 12-<1 ~1 H 1 -.J ,ma " • P ---~!'!~. 11151> riu!tOD,-:- Pb 675-1079 a!· TEAR OUT THIS AD and Mall ter ~ p.m. IW LARGE HOME WITH w1th Name, AddroSI for big HANNAH'S Husband Bettor 1• LOT box of home Deeds and cos- hates bard work 90 be" cleans SEVEN room house wlth 3 mettcs for Free Tr1al to tel!lt the ruga witb Blue Lustre. bedrooms, playroom, patio, m your nome Tell your Rent electric sbampooer 11. and attic. Very mce In town friends, make money Rush Central Supply Co. 1.U location. Forced atr gas heat name Blwr, Dept 761DA2, BUICK Century, good , Now at the low pnee of _ Lynebburg, Va 245Ui._ _ IH 1957 condiUO• 2f1&.8917. 11-6 $13,000 LADIES wanted , can earn $30 '" LOT NEAR TOWN to $611 o week. Must clrlvt HOUSE beinl removed !rom DEEP, well-dramed lot. Ha• car. for mtem., call 675- property, aU materials for city Willer, City gas, 11114 " ., • saJe at 2647 Llncoln Ave, w1thin ctty school dlsti'1ct. 11 3 1 41 Pomt Pleasant. • A fine opporturuty to bwld 11 -.J LADIES• Bee I1ne ras L h Ions •>I~ tbe borne of your dreams. ==·=-=====-"w to llnger, I .r.sres );Oouur lehveenoopnpog·rlunipro'ryllsblyto' KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner SMALL FARM Afld place some nowers there .~ Good i p FOUR room house wtth 2 bed~ ""me may ttunk we have for· gwes you an outs1de mterest suet on. ay off f3l.OO rooms Lar•e barn Jncluded ..,.. that km wJth a wardrobe 1or $5 00 monthly . Call 443 • a 15 :&otten you as a bonus No collecUng er 4125. 11-6 With 52 acres of land. Land they see us sm1le . also has a ¥4. acre pond spt they do not know the del1very H1gh commission ELECTROLUX Vacuwn CJean stocked w1th bass. I..orated m ~tache Use or cor necessary. Pb. ~ er w•th like naw attacilments Walnut Township -Pnced That ,. hodden betund each 4146 "5 1 k 1 1 •• 500 r_ Some never ..... ••6 50 or or quoc sa e &a LOT "'' · , sm1ie, ...,... ... HOUSE 125 LARGE 7 room heme with go by Y.e love \ ou Wanted To Do $SOO monthly. Call Al ~years ~ 1110re · ---~- - 1 - - - - -- - - -- ll-6 Sa<tl mJSsed b> r'ather Mu CABI~Er making, carpent•_,. ' •• \~ork or pamtmg. Phone 44&- SINGER Sewmg Machine. Good I , Wier, Brothers and 5tster s 1- 1 di Do I 1-= ..... 0~90 con tion es app1lqumg, everythmg a family could want added Ullhty room ' pallo, garage, and two baths. Comes to you Wlth wall to w ----No~:.t~~- -- - J 18-The SUn~~tlnel, Sunday, Jan. 15,l967 ~r,;;;;~~;;'":;.~.!' c_o-·_.o::·.:~- . --·---- ·. Easy,to Do ~Bus· I_Q~IPIIID -- Fer Rent J0-3 I WILL NOT b• respon»ble lor ae~ debts other than mv ov.n ~------ -- -as of t h l:s dale J anuar v ~~. sALLY'S m-laws conung She 19b7 s 1gm•d WJ ll! am H Mll- 1~ dJdn 't fluster - cleaned Lhe 12·3 earpets wttb Blue Lustre ler - --Rent eIectnc shampooer $1 DAY NURSEBY 5 }ears e:IL· I Farmers' Hardware Co 12'..(i penenre l ew g1\e reference - -~- - - Iae~ Minshall IB Portsmouth 2 Rooms and bath, furrushtd Rnad. Ph H'"'!lf7. >U.l 131 4th Ave or <a II 446•310 I88• ,. OR GROUP I ~ Yocan•~R ra(I'~e, LI"LH ::.50 and more, easy I TWO Muses, reasonable rent 1 and fa o.; l Have 10 members B1dwell, Oh1o, 0 J Wh1te ctn Re•l ht81e For S..le _;=:;..:;;;..: ____ ... DOCTOR SAYS By WWIIm J,a.,...nce, D.D.S. DEAR MR. LAWRENCE· n - The 'WISEMAN Agency Ne•r New Brick Owner Will Help ly. Call 4404125. 1954 STUDEBAKER ' ~us quite a blew tD have my teeth taken oot. But Butlel when my fake teeth were put In even tho1111h they !Dok awhile to get used to, I was Finance really pleased. Everyone aJd I THI.I ts ,. WILL LOCATED NaAw looked good. But now, two years YOUTH ASKED FOR lTl and house cl~. I! ~!'~~=~ll~~-:1:...~~ ~~ later, my frientb say my facial This oolllDlJ' is for younc ~ there any hope' - DISHPAN AUTOYAnC GARAGE DOOR. BEAU· expression has changed There pie thelr problems and pleas,. 1 are lines in tbe corners of my their troubles and run AND TIRED OOQa, OWNER IS VERY ANXIOUS moutb and Up;Jef llp and my As witb the rest ol Helen IJUr Tired. 0 :'i:J"ii'NA';.':': ':fJi rront teeth whleb •ery Us! 11 weicomeo laugh& but U your mother doesn, crat!o VIEW suB prumlnent, hardly show when l l'..;'t doilge a serious quesUon down on, her cloddy lump, Built To Live In talk and smile - MRS. ItV.J. !'itb a she 11 he feeding 111m WI 1. I'm answering this letter be• her life. Inasmuch as ~he hal THIS cHAitNLNO 1 vR oLo s JntD· e~tuse· it voices --ncerns often Send your teen-age questions job or no school, bousecleanROOM HOME, COLONIAL RAN'CH ..... ·- YOUTH ASKE F wAs emLT av owNER TO LTV£ heard from denture wearers· w D OR IT, 1111 shou 1d 'be HIS responsi btllty. ~~ ~~i~;~o~oo~ LBAU~~~TNC~~~: loss of natural teeth iS more care of Helen Help US! this A selfisb ramily which es:pects , ... EN wiTH ALL THE APPLIANCES. than a blow to one's pnde· It newspaper. all work aQd no play trom a 1&. PA~HLY ROOM WITH FIRE PLACE • """'I shouldn't b8 surAND FULL BARI:MENT AU. oN A alters facial expression· some NOT rTHAT DISABLED I 81-" ~~~G~J~ ;~EsPTR~~G ao~LL~ say It changes personality, and bear Helen . when she leaves ~ YOU'RE THINKING M llUYINO. even their way of ure cood the moment slle is 1 am 17 ••• b b 1 • · · A&N a Y-111 ~.or 1 Country Living Some of thes~ change• are kids whenever I'm not at sa\ooi. have relatives who 80 subtle onelsn I always aware The lather Is always bome wlille•].:;...' I Close To Schoo take you ID' - H. •• them You •ve 0 It en "·ard ·~ peo- hJS wile IS working. He Is • • 1 HOE's" BRAND NEWs BEDROOM ple rsay ,they can eat anything abled war Yeteran, but .p..o• "~~ Helen: ~~:g:~u~;,;N~H~-rcarN w1~ th~y wanf with their false teeth. that disabled. He's around 4? Hurray for the mother who APPLOANcJ:S '"' BATHS. CARPORT But actually tbey don't "want" and keeps making passes In favor or schoOl uniforms, AND BAsEMENT NICE n.AT LOT to eat •reat many hln•s ---tr , . 1 a 16-year..ald junior who AcRoss &TRI:ET noM cu.v e e · un::- me. Its getting worse. GRADE sCHooL PRICED LESS diet may inclllle everything Our family needs the mo~~t ~;~:1, adore them. In our Will ~~Pu.t,~~ii :-'~JC~: P~ 1~ :'~. ~~. ur~. w~re ~ ~..,II, I DO YOU DREAM OF JusT 2 'MILES FROM' TOWN ON ood WALL to wall carpets ID your 1u1 YOll'LL FIND TWS wvELY 3 t ood. t doog batt"·l0·; 1 home a ratsed frreplace a BEDROOM coLoNIAL HOME oN A ;~· g 46-~~::· 8~t 5 ery., new ~lectnc ktt.chen? All' of ~~~G~·A;"~~: ~Y ~~ ~~~~ one er p.mli·S/1 these can be your• Without AND INCLUDES LARGE FAMILY KITCHEN WITH I OTS OF BUILT lN spending extra money' See us cABINETS, tv. BATHS AND AT 1 now or call for mare in!orma~ j~~:u oARAGt: YOU BE T KE 3 Bedroom house. hardweod l lion. Pbooe "&.0681 Goocl7 Room Home, floors, 1804 Olestnut St.. Rv l owner for qwck sale. Ph One Acre 1 4404512' 4 DIUON AGENCY TRTS era t. ' · 9-6 7 SINGER SEWING MACHINE I in new sewmg table. Guaran· , teed. ZIG ZAG eqmpped t• 1 buttonhole, monogram fancy desJgn, etc Pay off last 7 payments, ."'00 each. jjl. . 1639. 9-tf ROOM, 3 BR borne located on Lower River Rd wJtb 350' frontage on Rt. 7, basement, furnace, deep well, some frutt trees. Can be seen any~ time. M d b k ea ow roo Pt Plee W V sant, • . oLDER HOVE LOCATED IN ~w:t~o~~cL~:J. 3 »~~~~~ ~!~TGo'6'ri i'i~~tE A~~~~IN~~ 3 ACRES ·LEVEL LAND a. SINGER PORTABLE I I d ti z Zaln eqptt· RANCH style 3 BR home . 50' not hnuted by abJhty tD chew and F B S SWalloW ' • • The f1rst thing that must be understood is that artificial den-tures are NOT "permanent., Put mo j 1 fi th re prec :se y, ssures at support de~tures are continually WJdergomg change· there 1s allerallon ln muscle tone and ac t'•on' shrmkage of bone and cums, and a natural ag111g pro. eess which varies by the indi· vidua1, but which is definite and relenUess These ttssue changes - w::sz The Sundu nmelrSentinef, Sunday, Jan 1S, 1967-19 "''.\NT AD """- INFOIMA Tl~ o;:,.., J ';..::0,.,"::....~-":_";'• By. Reier~ - ------·- --- J i;et Extr ,Cash The Want Ad W y Fr- He[en Help • remainillll II~ 10- 3 1 I • :;~~~g, t~oog:~e~~~2f"~:~~ \ :i~ ":;/:~m~:~· ond lot ·:;~.~-;,ne You'll Like ~':.iJY d:~~~utd:;:t.:;e~:·o~-t ::!t ~0:'~! =:\e;r . I Kuthv, wg~~DB~KP~n~f~daa - each sell ten $1 bottles my Road Wnte Mvrtle f~;~mous {)cruble Strength Imt \1atn St West Al• :tander, Vamlla Flavonng. Keep fSO Pa. 15376 9-12 lnr Y"'*' treaesury No money I FOR RENT netded. Wnte Anna Elizabeth MODERN 3 bedroom home, W~, Dept. 891DA2 . Lynch- ~ butlt-m kitchen, atlacbed i ~utg. va._~ 12-1 garage In town. $85 rna i CARPET colors lookmg dtm? II Call Wtseman Agency, 446I Bring 'em back - gtve 'em 3643, Evenmg 446--3796. 8-tf viri1 Use Blue Lustre Rent ~- - - - f l h et. Sh URNISHED apartment, 2 •' e e c s ampooer • ep bedroom Ph 446·1680 7-6 pam, 862 1st Ave. 12.0 ~ - -_____ MOUERN ho~•etraller bJ week or mOntb, l900 (,'btstDead Stock nut SL ' Removed Free - ~ ~- - r RILl. rt'!move vour dead BEDROOM ho~W"'ler iullx bone&. cows and mules. Call eqmpped block from hospital .' collect Jackson Ul64531 ur adults only, 641 Timd 446,.. Cblllloothe 77:k;9?6. 3ll70 11-tf ROOM tra1ler 131 Fourth Ave. Call Gl 6-3188 r ~ ll..t 'j.,at.:~ [W- -,-. -L .-1 Gl ..2342 ttom 1 a.m. Now end Used Merchandise 2126 Chatham Ave Call 446~ Consignments •ccepted TfturM1•1 enning 7 p.m. 0322. 305-lf Opposit• Driv•ln Theatre I •BRADBURY furmshed apt.for In M1son, W.Va. rent. Adults cnly. 729 Se('ond .k iM. "Jimmy" S•yre Ave. 296-U I • Lo c..te Fer S..le POT~TOES, cet l'l\!lf j 'mo 'o••ment ,cW•nt" w1nllr ¥tDDLt: AGEl> lioC1J ""'II '"'' '"II' poiiW.. '!hilt lilt)' , \taL work 8.1 W klni!. lt2-2111t. l RADIATOR Ph. 99%-2303 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL' Free tlarenoe Prolflll. Portland, I IJ Stp cMOULLA"""' I IS 30tp turUe with eve~ turtle bowl, 0. Ph. MS-tzM. II • t!c '- -- - ---:-:-- -:-- ~~;H•KTHHII ., S~IIV"~ , .... _,,,,. '"'" ,,. .. ,. !lAM SH Sunday, Jan IS, P&M Pet S!Jop, turn lint tiel.. INil!'ll" ,., • .,. ., .........,... road to filht, below Pomeroy- KIRBY vacuum e1ealM!I'. ~or.<l ·-o 01 luae altDn Farm Spon. Mason bndge Open every •-•ATov•• suction, Pay off f31 or $5 HOUSEK~EPEil ' tlontfd. Uve ~ aorecl by ster Fire Dept.. Ph 74Utll t li ltp ~.::\1. ."w -.~ I ~111~·,=.~·~=.:....:-..,.-1 ~ ~lp djly froq> ~ p m unUI I p. m. monthly. <JaJI !JD-5623 ~ .,. ,..,..,. ,.. , except Thundays. I IS I 9 liP I EXPERIENCED 11\&n to , wort .., ... : - -· RElVIVAL startlni at Mt He!· ,_1 CORVAIR_ M ____ ••so - 011 d;llry l••m, house fllrnl&h· !!""' "'" "" •-1• ,.. .,..,.,... man U. B. C"•""'" onto, • • .., ·"' J••. ""' t•. " ""Also a part Ba98etl and ., Bea· HAY, 1lraw and oala I'll· 1182- ed, Powell¥ Faqn, RaCUle, 0. Rev. Jamts Mon1son, Pastor gle pup $IO Pbone m-77 ~ 6227. l II 5\C I Ph. S43--Z275. 1 lZ 11c • :,:.V:' Bud Hatfleld, Evangelist. Ev1 15 3tp I KEYSTONEgisollne topl!l I' e· - :oft11n•• ..,.n.1,.,... - ,_ eryone welcome 1 II IZlc 7 FT U>CUST plat 35 cents ._'..,.tee S•.a- --.:,:.-..:....:....:,__;__ M4tfe "''lp W8nttd • qua lrt y, Wo,If~ ,s V""' .:....:_ ·~-;tj"";,;';o.~ 1J:: !"' INCOME ~· serv~te, dally ex· Phone Oharles caiaway, ~ 11on ol!IO w•ter hauhng, R•. ¥ARR1ED man must ~ u- : 8~WTUARS t 0 ::*, •••~ ~~~r,;,., cepl Sqn. Evening by oppo•'l'· 3857. 1 15 lip cme. Ph. 1119-3173, I II ftc per·, .---• with' t•- operat•'on I """' ''" at ... 'iNN ~ laet~o ment only Mrs Wanda Eb- • ·I lJCal '~ un. Ph 192-mz: Lawel Cl•fl LEGHORNHENS,SOeentseach i HOUSE ooal, gravel for drov?' ' or modem farm machinery. \1:""';:'"=:·2:1:43======1 ...;:..~~ Road, Stall! Rt. ~. I> mlle Bowman's Run Road, Phone way. I will d<llver Ph. 991- able and WllliD( tD assume .... .. . .... ' -m r·•~round I 10 ""c 1119-2246. I I~ 3tc '12116. r..pOIIIIbibty ond keep re- I Experienced '" "'""" • ''" "''" · _, , IZ.I~P I <Ords. LoeaUon Southeast of I "''ulW~f~co.. PI'~O La.. 1"-,• •• "" -•NJN "' -G--Ph .,. ORDER AMSTIJTZ S H and N 1e Columbus. Modem house. ReI' , HO~E wy 2:~!56 Daniels at IJ9:I.S509 ~round 8 ''Nick Chick" leghorn ebJcks l GOOD, e on, lump, ep a ply '" own handwnlmg . gJV· , . '"" 30tc or started pullets !Dday. Mod· oll treat.O &Ioker coal. Pe;o· 16 I. m. I ers PQultry, Box 188, Athens, cockff1 Coa} Co' 1 ~lock from \ ang age, expenence, number u h1 tn Cbe h 0 I in ramdy, etc Write Box 0 Ph 593·7831. I 15 tra c g s Jre, ' 668 A. ..., Tho Dally Sentmel, FrH Estlmot-Diocount :.,.,=""-,:.,--=,.---_:--;-1 ~b. 36'1-7521. 12 I t!c Pomeroy, 0. I 13 To All CuolorMro ln PORTABLE SINGER 8UOOt."l PRICEb furniture ~ WISH to thlJlk Dr. Mefeet cQDd\llon, Zig zag !K1Uip. i our thifl[ 0\lt)r ~u4Bet I!>OP. Gt~wan, lhe Foglesong Funer- , Real Estete Fo1 hit ~ Furnllttr., ¥t~III~PI>'I at Hom,, thj>se sendtn& now·i....,--:-:-:""-'-:-::--~--'-­ ped. Full price $23 61, terms. Ph 2-2685. I ll tic Oblo. U 12 lit er~ and food dUrillll tile Ill· ness and deaUI ol our husband an~ father, A, R Smith. P,lrs. A R ·Smith and Family I IS lie _L_ GOAt HA ....., .,.,t... , ....... .,-.,:=, 6tcl •w ,.,:t:,:,•C::::. ':: :;...._ Tnj w J' "":.'::.':·~·~· ':., '=,. \\.;"::... 1: !I'l l IQQY "n~ PAINT SERVI(E ! o!h~:::"~:':~ days a girl nylons~ u!!:· MSG StOlT Wllt>\T SJ!Rit.Jl BLAmNARS Phone 992-21•3 Pomeroy 0. DON'T BE s.-EfiA.fWhe91 Alignment $6.50 ASHAMED OF YOUR DIRTY CAR , Wheel Balancing FOR ONLY $1 .soPJu•Vl••ght• KEITH GOBLE 'IllY 2·2196 50C BE PROUD OP A CLEAN C!AR U-DRIYE·lHRU CAR WASH FO~Q Middleport, 0. SPECIAL ON TRACTOR~. OVERHAUL$<~ time.. , make a decent show•·•; you've . to have a bank"'"president '• lor a father! l'd Juve to wear knee socks, thJs would give you about many friends as contracting a case of bubonic plague. lf ever rub the "In" eroWll the wrong way _ you do 11 you don't dtess 81 they do - you may as wen~ a sll: .. foot hole and nraw' .In _ belul& ....,'care. "':! J• 'I" ·~ ful to drag •'all your socks in with you. If' My father !QPt J. Paul Getty 80 I can't alford OH entire Dew yt""" ear, bul It c.-r 85 f everyone flle 8• ruund here can. II yqu ww year'a Jtyles, well, foq;et it and you! What happened to the ' lood old days" when it was what inside that counted? SOCKS LOVER P.S. Nylons don't keep your legs warm on a winter day, be.. SideS · Dear KSL· If the "In's" at your school are this snobbish, who needs them? Form an "•ntl·ID crowd" I'll bet lt will '"'" ~-Me oII IIke and most boys resent on e~nsive clo-lhes the best way I kno\f look h H c aap. . t:l-'. ec con 1 on. lg g Ull>- 11 '67', 2 lull tile baths, plenty ' ped Full pnce $23.61-terms r• clotiles closets butlt-m elecLIOAL NOTICI ' 446-1639. • 9·tf 1 trtc k•tch~TV room, carpet Oscar Baird, Realtor Notr" ,, ....., .,.. .":,.;•·•~.. My mother works and my - 1 throughout, hot water heat, BAIRD REALTY CO. ~:~:':~ C::rWpl'..:~~en~Ic;{, ~tr.. ther doesn't live with us, ELECTROLUX SWEEPER, ! basement, ttached garage, ed m the Prob•t• l:ourt at oan1a have to do all the complete Wlth attacbme1•ts aconcrete dnve Lot J(Xf x tOO' HERE Js a nwe homE" that ~~'::~~~t~~:~r b! 1~ 0=~o~ ~::r1~1;•~·~ I am o'hly HI, but feel like and paper bags. Guarar.tf>f'(l you'll nke 1t has I be1· ~~eoo~~.:Jo!~Y AofMJanuary, Jlill'f, •t old maid already Never have $17 00 446-16:19. 9-11 $5,000 rooms, bath, '.>A, forced aor •o•• w HOWELL any freedom and am 101110 1962 CADILLAC sedan De v 1 1BUYS this 5 room one floor fuel 011 furnace, small bascw Jan 15 •An .IVDGE clearung If I don't do it, my lol.s of extras Good condt-1 plan home on Neaghbmhood ment, cabmets m kttchen, l~w UGA:L NOTICt mother hollers and hon , prtced to sell Wayne Rd, forced air furnace, dm- cated. on blacktop Rd Its ] .Sprmttl~lrt Towns~p ha• fire pro thmgs at me, then won't talk -·' for $7 500 at a priCe tectlon with VInton t1re Depart t I d Prl Amsbary, 631 Fourth Ave g..J mg room, 1 A. land "-~ • 1 ment In ca•e ot fire, cwu J a"'IP• O me or ays. you can afford. 1 Myer~. nre Prevention- officer, aaa Once 1 went away for five ONE RCA VIctor tape record8307 days and when 1 got back er, $50 GE reco:'d play••, 102 ACRE FARM 178 A ' ruce one story !ram! B'Reu "''"Queep, "' .,.,,.., <;Jerk house hadn't been touched $30 446--0937 9-3 t8 ACRES tractor land, fair home with 3 bedrooms, ple11~ Jan ll Jan- 1:1 - - t•they JUSt waited for me to GOOD mixed hay, 80c b•le.l fence, some tJmber, 5 room ty built m cabinets In k11w " on n 1 hm chen, \lA. lob. base, large ·•••••P~o.•~T•'o •,o,'n'•,•,M"NT ~orne and clean tt Ph. 3118-8539 afer 5 pm 9-6 1 e oor pan e, well ~ ~ ~ • lcan'tdate,andlcan't 0-N~E-BE_E_F-for sale for oo~m-e 1 ~~te~~ mce country home ~r~a~:~edT:~ ~nty fa~ ,: ~~ou:~m:~nd;;:.~~~e~L:f t~!t!~~ anyone visit me bfcause freezer Ph 446-2893. 8-6 tool ._ bave been nled In tha Probat. Court mother won't let people 8 go . .., ,500• ol Gallla County, Oh10, fur approval h h Northup, Ohio u\ ••I!:~.~ or ononth. ~,.. ,,., HAY for sale. Ph. 367•7571. IS YOUR HOME '"' """m•ot w en s e ISn't home, wh1~h Is •·-·-·~ pL In 1 JOOA , 8 rm two story frame No 1112: 2l'"lrll and final •ccou•t ot most of the time Besides, room lw-..- I uer 8-6 FOR SALE? home, Pen I tY wa ter • 2 bams • -utor. t:naene Elliott, dec::eued by hi• f'X· 1pace. Contact Stellllt Arnold C•rodu• E Elliott, Guudlan too tired to be niee to anyone 1 Pari Cefltral HoteL lJI.U TYPEWRITERS new and used, IF SO and you want It sold at plenty pasture, 40 A. bottom, :!~:!t:.at~ of Grace EIHott, •n In· what with school work, eJ.tra we servrce all makes. 1tbe earliest possible date located on State Rt. No ~3 Tenth ac<"ount . , Mit R atmOunces spee~ats Bn 1 "'AL S p d t h t f bo White, Guardl•n nr the taei'IKin and • J 1mmons tg, an a a price t a lS a1r to th Robert Baird, Salesman Mtlte of Lafayette Tlll.vener. an 1n are usual cause::. of REN nument waves and bleachmg FOR SALE , Office Equipment Ph. 44&. seller & buyer Please call competent pen~on complamts . Res. $12 50 Penn now $8 50 1966 DUCAT] Motorcycle, Off1ce Pbooe 446-4775 24 hrs.. No na~11 Fln~t and final aet'!ount saerii;,,. I 1397. the Dillon Agency ol \llr.lnla Rlnhflekl., AdmlniJtratrlx How can Mrs H v J be neJP..I. We Will Buy Any · Relouch, reg $15 now f~'>t:t shape Wdl 295--tt HOBART DILWN. REALTOR l YR old a bedroom hOme $5.· of tM e~~tat. ot John FrankUn Birch· ~.r, Amount, Including wltlt toner Ph. 446·4442 lor $550. Call 245-0302. =~--c~--c--- - f 1 rleld 448--2«174 900 57 Madison Ave Phone I No decoea~ed 12 noa Flr11t final and dldrlbu- ""'-Her teeth ~an be restored to Complete Est•'" appcnntment. 01 Carrying ash~ hd TIRED • --111e or Howa rd BrallbOD """" tlvl' "'count .. r rhomat E Jon.. I(J. l 1964 OWS Cutiess ' 2 dr "---------~__::.__: Try w- v g10i 8 Ch k a.ut.: -"6-w:ru. E'{t!('Utor or the e5t ate of Mlnnle 0 thear orJgmal high degree KNOTTS ~ tp bucket seats, AM·FM ~· lf Elleolap 446--1226 10·3 Jones ne, ~ f ct WILL not be responsible for di Coal,our Skidmore Foster. un Nn 12 IIJ6 tint, nn 8t and dl•trtbU un Jon and appearance by USED FURNITURE O, new tires Ph 446-0378 Co., 123¥.1 Pine St. tt&-.2'783. LAND CONTRACf dllve mH·udnt l)f Whllarn H sowera. techmque known as 1163 locond A... BllY C:ebts other than ffi) own Admln•.tntor of th• eatate of Thorn Galllpollo, Ohio 271-tl BUSINKSS budding on Lowrr .. st~ph~n• dece11ed or, 1f necesBary, makmg 1 asgs ef thls date, January ll , AUTO. gas hot water heater I1-.;,;;;-:-;;J;iiJiiUi;j)aoiil~;; F f ilMrt Fred F'acerrure UUt 11 clean lump Tlutd Ave. Good location for c N~a~! ~ru~~!! ~~c~~~t .;ru~ Cl"l'l· ones. Rebasing Is sampler , Signed 1 7 Jr. 1206 Second Ave. Ph. 446-0168 coal Carl Wtntera. Ria mal1y uses. Terms lo smt •ted b' the wm ot Lula E Bottlck, less costly, corrections are mao!eoll GranQ.e.. Phone CH 6-StlS Wayne Amsbary, 631 Fourth de:,·~~7:1l second aeeount of Ma•· by takmg Impressions m the Ave 9-6 gle Walker Guardian of the u&Lite of old dentures and addmg new IIJ.l - - - - - - - - • Dtlll W•lker. 1n incompetent , ~,,__._______ NEW GMC TRUCK lcCO:::-A -:-o-L- cr- c-1-cL,--------,,-.I No 1:11.909 Flr•t account of FraneH pmk base matenai Where nec.Servicet Offered M Lucllll, GuaN11lan of Michael Dean essary. bulJdi..tr OUt certain Furniture open 91 HEADQUAR ERS or •• e. ump, egg, ,., _;.:;:..;.;.;;;:_;:.....;;.:.~Bar<lDI, Llrr)'- Dale BlrCUI• Ralph •ae till 5. Monday thru Saturday. . T ker and aune run. Peacock Le• aarcua and Ira Fra~LI Bar<:ua, eas sometimes movmg teeth AUT~ Evening by appomtment. Rt 1964 \-1 T lntemahonal Pl<:kut•l Coal Co , Cheshire, 0. REESE Bulldozer and back· mlnon L. I rd d " th h rvi Ph. 367 756C No 13>007 Fitlt Uld final account \urwa an opemng e AreNow'l'l)e Henderson, w. v a. 23 4-11 1960 \1 T Ford Pickup \LL types of building ma•-De se ee.. . • of C G11ne HoudatheU, .-'dmlnlttra• IJite u QwnersOf , -· HONE 145240-tf wr uf the eatata of Marr H Wether. 1 used 1 row Cornptcker ~ewer plpe, P 1061 holt. deee•.ed 1 used Tractor Manure tal!,•-:,lock,1 brtck. HEARING SET 1 Cl d TEKMITE & PI!:S'l l-"ONTRUL No l3.o47 PI"" an4 llaal I«<UIIt Male Help_Wanted wmuvws, mte 5, etc. au e GOOD rentaJ property, three or t l•~nce WaJIIM'• A4mlni1Uat~:or Spreader PublicaUon of a Flood Winters. Ria Grande, 0 . tenants. Revenue $1500 per FAIN Extermination t:o Wheel· WWA of the eatlte of .lohft Haner. deJr]IOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR 1951 >.>T Ford P1ckup Information Report on the ~121 after $.. 6&-U year. Wdl located. ersburg, Ohio. Pb. 7'18-2850 or '"':;~ u oeo l'Jnt and 11ne1 account IIAN )D take over supply 1959 'Y• T, Chevrolet Truck Phone 367·7.5'1 · 776-9455 fteL 2J2.tf of illnbeUJ .Ann JohlliOn. AdlalnU.tr•· Scioto 11114 Olentangy Rtvers IJI YUll an DUlldlba 1 DeW j ' trlx of the eltate t1t Cui Homer .r. the gn'ater Colambus area On Route 7, an.Ht!lf store for route d1stnbutton or !956 \-1 T Chevrolet P1ckup ~-....... u.... .. leB Ul I• • BEDROOM horne, mce bath , DEWI-8 rn.•BING ~uhn10n. dece••ed 1957 - lh T For~ Ptckup established brand Wrtte Mr borne or r~e.....,. a •- · ... riNI'II No 13 m Flnt and nnu a«ount of and the Sclo!D R1ver and Poin£11 ~·e~ (~~· WI art bwlden P\lb"lbutor part basement In 700 block AND BEATING lJ•ttle p DI\Dner. E:&ecutdx of the Olson, 74 E Robinson Ave, 1 M'mneapolls MoUoe Power Creek at Chllhcotbe IS anrJOUIIC· ]I Open 7 O.YI A lNftk lor Hotpo1nf AppUarucet, AW- on 3rd Ave. Can get good fi .. ROUTE~ 160 at Evergreen. Ph. :~_:.or .lamu Anb Danner, ... ed The report wdl be present· ~ To S.rYe You Bariler!Dn, Oh10 12 31 Urut Electnc. lJ4.U nancmg. .u&-273$. 271-tf No 13,12111 Fil'l.t, final and dUtrl· 811116 p.m. 1959 F 600 Ford Du11111 - be ex- I 100 MARRIED-man. must bdtlvt account of Wtlllara H. Sowan. e.! to the public at a inee,ting perienced wtth the operatum 1959 2 Ton Chev. stake WW. WW, PRJCES ol Mil- MODERN home, full basemtmtl fEKMITE PEST CONTROL ::~~~~:~~~:~ ttt. ntata ot n .... January 17, IIJII'/, at 9.311 a of Modern farm machmr 1• I 19.'18 F 600 Ford tresses. R1ce and C.:Orbla Fur fine neighborhood aU nlce FREE InspectiOn. eall 446-3245 No iS.oM Firat, anal and 4ta~rl· m Heanng Room No. 8 1964 I T. Internallonal · able and WJilJn!i!: to assume DJture. 1&-U dwellmgs . See this for a comw Merrtlt O't>eil, Operator for =~~~r::~~ !:0~'1 t~ Departments Buikhng, 1!160 1> T. Ford fortable home E•tennltal Tenoite Senlct Denney, deeea•ed respons1bthty and keep rec bus. WU. House "Jursery tram~pot · lO Belmont Dr. 181-tt ol N:7J.~~o!'~:'. ~:~.~~a:~xou~t ords. LocatiOn Fa1rf1eld Coun- 1959 1 T. Chev, tat>o" available, reasonable 73 A. FARM home, large barn the "t.ate of C'tulrlot'- wau(b. d.. ty, tfv·('-""'n house Reply In New 611'" Rotary Cutten rate1 also for sboppiDI or 40 A. farming land, large Plumbing 6 Heaftng ce~ tlJ.U Pin* pd 11na1 eeouat G)"n "harxiWrJhng, g1vmg age, $299 50 New 8 25 ' 20, 10 nyloa tires $55 lnc. Federal wurklDg mothers. ~ourly, de~ pond. Priced at $15,000. of M•rJorl• M Shu<!!r, Adm1nt.tre !XP'nence, and number m ly or weeki)' ratea.. Pb. 446 Salesmaa: BRAMMER'S tria or the ••tat• o1 hut SheV£, tax. f' family, etc. Wr1te box num· ••·•· "' PI am blDl BINI -• HeatInI dece ... d Ubto ValleJ lPiplemeat Ca. =~~'=======-=-=tr Russell D. Wood No 13.1411 P'lnt aad ftnll ecr:Ddnt ' '" ' " ber,,lox llA care uf Tribune • 300 4t.h Ave. 446-1637. o1 Mebel Thaxton. Adftltnl•Uat.tll: 133 Pine Sl., I'lL 14~-:S~Z Selling Ropou•..,.llllllfure end lle1111 l'rom -~ Eveaiags ~&11 , , e~tate Ill &ol' • Th11:ton. d~~eeu.. 11 11·7 297 tl .. - 0. D. PARSVNS Insurance Variouo Estate SeHier'"""' ln~ludlnl ~pllon~. No u.aN .,,_ and t1n•l aceount Toolo,l)lohos•nd A VJUiWty of Hau..liol!l Gooclo. GRANGE calendars are In llr ,•t-'R ..;'tANlJARD PLUMBING • ot nan orupamond. Gvanilan ot the r.~ , a'"' ute of Wanda KWIIJIL Debonll A:lso Army Syrpl111 l~lo\lny Other lioms. Pack yours up at Neal lnsur- 1Farm, Vlllagt, City Property SEATING, 50f Jlec=Oad An. Ja" orummond. Hllrle}' Dr~UY~mc.nd. IIICe Agency. For Sale ~.. SoU It & Ruth Ann Drummo!Wt, mlniJTI. AnJ~Bg ot Value. If .....:.;.::_::=:..,...-====-=~ Onli!!H ur:epUo1'111 an filed. tlleN\o :ztlu S&LfS are running '- special on traco tor overhauls for the Winter months Have your tractor ready to go to work wb~n sprmg comes Ind. save d,owD Dear F: twice. If you don't want to bt Quit the Job, but not scWbbl out of your your You can ftnd better-paymg lhoes must come lrom the h I 1 20 fi muc sa er part.time expens ve store m es stores, drlve-m from our town, Ditto purse. stands, restaurants. Well, if you want to Dear Helen My brother is a hog. All he snR\JBU.Env parcED ITA5000 does 18 eat, nothmg else. He ---~Legal Notice___ always makes a bJg mess 1Y2 Mile Out On 35 he cooks - burns the pots and " ROQM HOME ~ITH FULL BAS!LIGAL NOTICI pans, leaves the sink full of ~:~iz/~~c~~eL3~:.s"'~:t B~l~ NoUce II hereb,. rl!!~ tht~'rn- diShes and the stove and table JN A.Nil NICF. tl.AT \'LOT ~· disgustmg fats heabout -'t Wl1KITCHEN If LOTS OF SIIRlJE- """' 1-{y =!:'ot~~.r:p8~ail~::n~, ••••• .---...,.. timeS a dayHeSinCe 1 NOT LOOK AT THlS co;.;viF.NTLY by bate Court at Gallla county, Ohio, Andrew Toler, neculor, will be school He can't f _.. J0qbU ' LOCA'TED JII)ME for !Mnln• 011 the :JOtll 4111 of laDluu a h•ninv• _ uary. u1117. et 10 o'cloek A M cause, he Is so overwelght and lb Wlsem«n t;l 6-3196 I J:.Ho~-~.· .~~w.,ELL I don t think be could get E N Wisemaft.. Gl 6-4500 Jan rs way from 'he kitchen long MOTOR£YCLES Have your tractor overllot~JJI ed now at a b1g savtDIL can go with- W~aring lhe same thing your State Employment and start making - NOW! - H. IICl HAILEY 1 ue, AUCTION ° I -- 10 1 ' USED FURNITURE 1 K .. K ' I NOTICE! BAIRD BROTHERS WRECKING 1 CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING CHI .' I ;-::::::--:-;=-co==,--o:--1 Publi·:.~: w--- 278-tf ========== su Second Aveaue, GalllpoHs, Oblo _ ... -19 '~ Pb 0H 'I'W'!Wo ----- WE HAVE large and small MoDERN 3 bedroom home, fanns, village, city and<. b.JsJ· bmltm k1trhen, attached ga·l ... ,. property. CoD!<! iD and rage, full basement. large 1 gee us. • '"' "' 1ot In city school distnct. Ph.l , Salesmen: i.t1 .C6-0869. Earl Wllltml, 44&.3121 " W•~ae Amabarv. 1111:1• For le11e - .. Rell Estatt Loans . _ , - Dt1ald, Paul, and Hlftry W. 'lairtl ":tten:=. 1 1_ -- fADII ..... LOANS PWII!W.·• l F~~;uo:....l; 1AND BANK ASSN. Cl,.. a. WtUcet. ,_... 19 Locu•t St. " Golll110llt. Ohio Ph. 44H20I ~! ~r~? 1 o:- J:: t~~;~ ~ ~•tJ• 1181 111t; which tl~ aald be eenmtire4 •rlil condQ;.Jd' 4u until .. fln..UJ 11at~ :wtu 1N111 11it1 SALE EVERY SAd'VEfoiiNG AT 6:30 do!~'!'!"'...... •• ' .......... ""' ~ ... .,,.,f •'*~J'I!! to ••ta. aeeounu "" ~ ,.t~Oft•",.,. ,,...,. of ,.._, ""''"'"'/ t~'"not '" leal••• than IIH for hear- Rowen. Probate .Judi:• dan prior to U.• daM aet John. w • Naom~a. wuco:llr• lu ,. ' ~~ I A Special Sale The Fll'f.l: Wedrindoy of Month. ,, .lit , . WTTttetr .... ~·!!<tlaJ!I Alabama Takes its Fint Woman Governor • Each KNOTTS ·co~ AUCTJOH Third Ave. lo Olive IIIlo Clor ' St. 'I O.lllpolls, Ohio ,d.. . and four room furmst All uli!Jtil!ll 892-2776, Rowley Aft'r 5 p, I m. call ~ Uc When Lurleen is Sworn into Offite' .-- �_-··--. ·----- ..... . •.. ·- -'" " ' ---... -·.. .. • • • • • _.. i • Jn. • J'rederle V. ll<>ulc is autMr, splrtation for the wrilinl! of his brary sbel•e• sem!ll}' . One will IJII'Iter, prospector, teacher moot recent publi<atioo. never mow what book he bad sugar caoe Jrower! 'lbeoe a~ The role of prospe<lol" was donated to the library until lt but a few of the orcupaUons 1 left in the hills following the IS disrovered by its presence "" whi<h the Ri<> Grande professor rush of ·49 (1849). but is stilt the shelf, or tile c.U card m the emeritus •nd Hbrary a:ssist.aut ahve JD Boule as be travels card catalog. has pursuf'd . : t'll<'h summer to California tn He carriea his Baptist fai!h A!l an author, Bouie has puh- J his 1954 Chevrolet to his cabin, throughout the CoUege a~ JS lished "'Good-Bye, White Man,·· located aloog Nelson Creek an act1ve member ~ the ~w~ fln sale since 1955. The book of built m 1950 where he- pans for , JS Club of Gallipolis, wh1ch ne fictional symbolism is not orr gold along one of the many JOined in 192:2. He presently is lv located on the shelves of Dtt- 1 streams running from the Sif'r- chairman of the College chap-~ is Library but cau be boogt'lt I ra Nevada Mountains. He even 1ter ?( Circle _K, . men's college at Mitche ll 's in GallipOlis. His I grows a long bushy beard to service orgaruzation wlu.ch ts most recent publication is add to the spirit of the ''forty · affll~ated with ~ nati~al Kicrets: A Sibony Romance in niners. '' . j warns. He ~rhCipates _m Sons Cuba ," which is bt'ing publish- But education is always m of the Amertcan Revolution, and ed by Pageant Publlshmg Co , his heart. Before coming to Rio is a 32 degree Mason of th e New York, and with a cirr ula- Grande, Bouie taught 25 years Scottish Rite. tion of 7,000, will be advertised I in Ohio and West Virginia high His academic degrees inclu~e iD the New York Ttmes a n d schools, and in 19;;o be 8 an a B. Ped., and B. S. from Obt~ Book Bu)•ers Guide. Four more teaching ecooomies at R lo Northern University: B.A.. The novels remain to b~ published, I Grande College until his retire- Ohio State University; L.L.B., the dates for publicatJOn havin f{ ment in 1962. Hamilton College ; and M.S.S., not been sel I Even though he is retired University of Cincinnati. This "young at hPart" golden I from teaching, ht is a growing Bouie has given Rio Grande &ger lived in Cuba for eight part of the College. College a wealth that no one years - 1932~ 1940 - where he I Says Merlyn Arnold, library can evtT explain . His heart or was in the sugar cane bu s1 nes<.,.l assistant, ''Mr. Boo.ic has a gold, through mind and body, 1s It was here that he goi tre !n- ' knack of adding books to the U- vastly welcomed by everyone on I ''Se-1 Kanawh~:·Dock Company Was in Ohio ,River. Boat Building Busin~s~:: ~ Buy an RCA Victor Radio ' IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ol SECOND FLOOR NOW! _0 1 u the offko of Capl.tin E. A. I"' the Greeno Linos bumed loll ll!d Mmtalllll«l'. W. Burnsi<lts, aJJd also has a boil- 11lllf balled her blilera Wed- wu ordered a !eo.diJl'l.., er lot )IUIIIPLJII )JUJ'JlOOft . and a nesday mghl and laid ..., ot the PubUc servloe ~ oablD upstoiro lor supplt es lor Hunt~ until late TbJJrsday to flle 1 schedule lbowin( lti~flll P'lfty yean qo Ute Kallawha baa 0 rt!llr-rnot bold. 1bt llmitll'• the car ohomce. ed ... mile below tile moutll of a few others. 11te miter-slU the beets . to make repamt. · bo1t. . It .,. 11fl'lx Doek Cc!mt>anY turned out a miCbinl!f1 wu formerly on the 11 loob like only a q!lfltion the Kanawha River. 111!1 ore ln VIIO at the Pananu The Greene Lines' sunl<en 1111 tilnes ol "''' ateainlloit oocaslonalty JIDd was Cal!u f~at, 'lbree St.tts, of Umo untU tllere will be 1 While bicb have been opened, Canal, aiiO in the llanawha, Jia. U , ltll - Captain Will h 1 t N RlcltlllOOO Ohio both Wharvea ao well •.~- ,., llwayl bu.aJ witll repolr wor!o_ wbicll ~ned. The flllines were barge line cr a packet Urie be· contracta for the buUdlng of lolono!!gabela, and ltloskfngum Guthrie, well knotm rlverman w ar a ow ' •ledute &bowing hfs ra~ 1>' Tlte Rlnr News olthe Jaa. 11 rebuUt by· !he Heolopa of Pt. tween Plttsbur&h and Clncin- Loeb and Dam 21 and Z5 havo .Rims. now in charce of the local Mar- lost the cargo bo• o!f the upper ! 1bt att.otlM . o{ the ,PUbblf,1 : ·1917 qallijiolil Dally 'i'ril>m~· Pteas1111i. naU ani! aoutbern points. not been awarded, but no doubt We are informed tllat cap- ine H<>spltal, Is being aoliclted works, which noaled off and Sttvke Comml~tlon 111M-•• tells the atory. . Here are otber River News will be - · 10 that preliminary 1a1tt William Bily bu refused by Gathpolls busmeS!men to pa ssed Cmcmnalt l'ledneSday. broogltl to matter lhrotl&h OO~!J 11>e new tllwbeal J!;llsabelh ittms ol so yean qo: Jan. If, U17 - The location worit can be commenced. Tloo Captain Gordon c . Greeno's place a boat In the GaUlpolis- This wharflloat was oti111Iall1 plaint flied by tile Cltarl~., Smith hu just been cclmpleted . of Loci: and Dam 25 has not National Contraelln& Company o!fer of $10,000 tor tile steamer Huntington trade, the pocket at Proctorville, and taler was Chamber of Commerce beea!iM tlle Kanilwlii DoCk Com- Jon. t Ifl7- Engineer Ezra yet been decided. It will he 1001 ti.e toweot bidder for tile Greyhound and the ·lronton fer- to run oo opposite time from purchased by G. P. Gardner LrregularltJes tn tile s¢111:j)uft;i ;any for ' the Davidson Brolll- Pickens, formerly on tile Ra- probably very ooon. The govern- wort. ryblat. OtHer parties are said the C. C. Bowyer. and used at Pt. Pleasant, af- were tnconvenie~t to the wbolft,o ers, a ami firm ol PitlibUtl!h, clrle tetr)'boat, wa~ scalded to ment has proposed lhls lock and Captain Frank Wrl&hllnformo 1o be after the property which Captain Guihrie Is "fr o m terwards coming to Gallipolis. salers of the 01Ly, and c~o: Pa., at a cost of $35,000. The death Saturday at the Ohio Riv- dam at" tile foot of Six Mile Is- uo that no more bear traps captain Bay wUI dispose of Missouri." He will have to be delay in shipments. ""'' Jieelfr. tile new boat was laid er Salt Works at Mason ctty. I~ in the Ohio River near Ad- will be put In tile new o h t 0 when he gets his price. shown lilt edged agreements Jan. 13, ltt7 - Captain John J. H. Handl ey represen~ '· )ilst May. The Tell City wao unable to dison, ond llfOIUld has been River dams being built now The Landing boat of tile CamP' of support and backmg before W. Lane •. owner of the Ka- Captam Lane and S. F. 1'.111!: 'flte Elizabeth Smith has 14 take 11,1 tile freight offered at purcbaaed fHm the Hogg !ann and tllose to be built In the lu- bell's Creek Coal Co. at Pl. he makes a move. nawila River packeto, Valley represented Charleston Cit-··· 4 enaines ~ three twl)oflue Plttsblifgh last woek fo~ puiots in West Vtrrlnla. lure by the gove<nment. Also, Pleasant sprunc a teak and . Belle and Helen Lane, steam- ber of Commerce at the beall , !loiters built by Williams et betw~n 1tllere and Wheeling, ow- There ore some wbo ara of tile lock &•tti to be built In the sank a few days ago. 11 is used Jq. !!, lfl7 - The· Cour1er boats plymg between Charles- Lng. f . The Sunday Times·Sentinel, surtday, Jan. 15, 1967-9 ~, !'"·-'' t ,, 1.~,~ r : •• ,II. ,... I 'Y i * FREDERIC BOUIO campus . Hls donations to small growing school have ed much to its cultural ":.~~t butions and educational f ties. •' FM-AM MCONVE'RTIBLE" PLAYS ' . OR LYING DOWN! • Sofld State design -no lubes • bur'! out, no souq STATE power • .fiR lior drilt-lteo FM BY DICK THOMAS " $4 9,9 5 nat,._ • . . .,..,. ve'"ler tunins • ' -6' ..,.l speaket J I ...... ' f I .. ... ·'I r• RADIO, e E'lrly Am1Jrk:A oSolid.State cool opeTialtoq power If's that time of year again. Television viewers will / have the opportunity. of seeing The Bob Hope Christmas Special from 9-10:30 p.m. this coming Wednesday night on Channel3, WSAZ-TV, Huntington. The show is a 90-minute color (if you have color) By ROBERT WINGETT 1pecia l featuring the highlights of Bob Hole's all star ""'i;,!:"rll'~Jil~~~t:"r"l1".~"'~,·w"''t"''l:''"'k!;l;;.'i1!3J!1,~:B troupe entertaining servicemen in the Far East. Featured lliU performers include Phyliss Diller, .Joey Heatherton , AnTODAY'S THOUGHT - ·To error is human; to forill Bry~t, The Korean Kittens, and Les Brown and his . . .. Band of Renown. Viewers will see Yuletide entertain· g1ve IS dmne .-Shakespeare . . ~ ,, troops in Gui ---d- "D It f s h Iars" a , e ' lipines Thai- 1 rector, and old ruddy Sam Whether or not a propose o . ars or . c o . land and VI tnam. ' t il o'clock news) Neal has also I Citizens' Scholarship Fund Chapter wtll come mto bemg left the staff to continue his I in Meigs County wttl be decJded later thiS month. actually will be a must education at Marshall UniverGeorge Hargraves, superintendent of The Me!gs . I . wtth silv. i cal School District has announc~d a meetmg to dec1de the ttme I j saw the smiling face future of CSF will be held at the Pomeroy Elementary a show some- Ferrell Wamsley better known School at 7:30 p.m. Monday, January 30. · tile a1r. Latest as Bill Ferrell ~n TV-S sports ' "The meeting will be open to all who wish to attend to by the wayside are Run . the other nig,ht. The golden iand share in this very worthwhile movement," Mr. Har· Run, wh~eh was kmda voice of Doug Harrington a graves said. · , crazy ll~e. but good, and The Gallipolis boy is otill hea~d on Possibilities of organizing a chapter here were ftrst .Mail Who Never Was, starring WSAZ radio. 'Botll Ferrell and I explored during a meeting on November 29_ with . Mr. Bob Lansing. ; Harrington were formerly at Joseph Coons, state prestdent and natwnal director of FINE FURNITURE IN A TABLE RADIO • T~neci RF lll&eJRtJ? FM. ~~~ AM eire oAFC for drlft-frtl~M 1ecepuon · . -.... .• French Fmlnclal wood ... ' . cabinet • Solid Stato doslp with 1,800 milllwaU.ol undlstor.tect powi;W' • AFC for drlft·freo FM reception • Laree 7• oval speaker ,, ', .,' •· 1 "'I : I. ' This week's TV schelule does- the local radio station. CSF.. speake[~ lila! several Mr. Reed last week reported n't ln~Jude !he Hawk. so the : MARSHALL WRITES in~~vt~u!~po:nd organi~ations the bird , which now has his Iroqums Indian must have got· Patty Forgey at Rio Grande d i t t ·n headquarters in his garage, ..1 1 If . b k ten the tommy-hatchet. Good has received a card or letter have expresse_ n eres By ' Burt Reynolds. 1 really , from Jim Marshall, former Rio the _prolect smce the lnltia toppled over' su ermg a ro • liked ttlat show, too. ·Grande basketball star, now in meetmg. en wing. The electrical blink: so now they've polished off i the U.S. Marines. Jim wrote to I .The program ~auld help pro- ing lights, used for eyes on Badge 714 and brought Jack thank her for a package, she v1de an opportumty for deserv- the creature, are also out of 1 ~ WP.-bi:t out of retirement to star called a CARE package. It was . ing and needy youths of our o~der. 1 attached agaln as Sergeant Joe Fridav . 1cookies. He's now on Okinawa, ! cou~ty to pur~~ advanced ed· Mr. R;.ec:t, ob_vio~,s Y . . '.Jiut it won't be the same show 1 and playing basketbal1, accord· ucahon or trammg ~eyon~ !he to the big bird, will mvt~ Without Ben Alexander, he or ing to Patty. secondary level. Thts tramtng Drs. Oscar W. Clark, ~entin Felony Squad fame. Th<:!y've 1 His address Is Pfc. James could be either in college or a Korfh.age and Lewis A. Harry Morgan from . R. Marshall, K. Battery, Fourth trade school. Sehmtdt, all on. tllo staff of . '!eat to a plain clothes job :satiation, 13th Marines, FPO, I believe the "Dollars lor Gallipolis Medtcat Center, to F.tiday's side-kick. 1San Francisco, Calif., 96602. Scholars" project would be mak.~ up the surgtcal team. Twelve O'clock High ·There it is if you want to write worthwhile. I join others to It IS reported Dr. Clarke wiU \tii:hm1t Bob Lansing as Gen- 1to him , you Redmen fans. hope the challenge will be met. dlngnose, Dr. Korfhage super· Frank Savage is what I I keep wondering what that You can help to establish this VISe ~e eye treatment an~ Dr. . ~r::::e;wm be without Ben ICorliss Kitchen Special, Junior program by attending the Jan· Schmtdt set the broken wmg. ;1 1 sure hope Com- ~ Wilson mentioned last week, Iuary 30tb meeting. Just to be safe, Mr. Reed hasn't gone by tile boards, tasted like. By the tlme I found .. , may also have ~ card-carrying TUesday night's time space Iout that Rita, Mrs. Gll Corliss, THE "BIG BffiD" present- carpenter standing by. occupied by a bunch of un- had delivered that walnut fla· ed to Ted Reed, president of rascals called the Bea- 1von!d 1oaf to our office, aU that The Farmers Bank & Savings . Iremained was an empty tray Co., Pomeroy, at Christmas in "I 0 shake-ups m TV are and kn1fe. 1966 is to receive professional Jim Thacker i The goodies were gone. Bet attention from some of Gallia as sports di- it was good, though. County's top physicians. The "bird," a huge plywood Searls Returns to and nail creature suggestive of Post in Michigan the ''Mason Monster," .... givA'B: David A. SeHrls has re- en to Reed by Pomeroy Atio~PT. PLEASANT - A local o Wurtsmith AFB In I ney Fred Crow during thetr congregati<m Is the Time to En- turned t h 1 ·n t delegation of tbe 1 for Jun• Classes at Michigan after spending Christ- annua exc ange o &l s a of Jehovah's Witnesses mas and New Year's with his C.h:::r:::is:::Lm:::.::as:::·_______ •• ~ to altern! a tllr.,.,.ay enrollment is nee· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred seminar in Partsmouth, -:;:~ to be assured of a , Searls and brother, Reo, and Property Damage January '1:1 • 29. jo I' crandna·er.t.<. Mr. and Mrs. Ar$300 in Wreck Kenneth Smith p"'::~ Write or Call For ch ie Ellis of Oteshire. PT. PLEASANT - Slterilrs minister of the toe~! Catalogue or Related I While t>ome he visJt_ed i~ the 1department investigated a one f:tated the purpose of the homes of many of his friends Icar mishap Friday at 10 p. m. terence is to provide tlte l nlarmotion 1 1 mcludmg the Rev. and Mrs . at Rt. 17 near Coast Guard gates witll an advanced miln,. John M. Jeffrey and daughter. ....Wting in avprllli- terial training pr<Jt!ram to Scheryl of Galhpuhs; Mr. mately $300 property damage help tllem in tlleir Bible teach~rs. Tommy Tay1or and no personal injury and DO ing work. ta, of Cheshlre1 and Mr· Theme of tbe seminar ls "BeMrs. Lee RudisUI of Legion The mishap occurred when a coming Spiritual Men race, Pomeroy. ('Sr driven by Obie .Jackson Everla~ting Life in View/' Cobb, 29, Davison, Mich., ai>' Highlight of tile program parently blew a tire, went 0111 be a pubUc Bible lecture of control and over a slight day, Jan. 29, at 3 p. m. embankmeDl Arrests recorded Frank Spacil, clislri~·~ct~:;:~~ at the county jail were of Ran- or and traveling ,.. dy Litchfield, 20, Sootllside, bnd o1 the Watch Tower Society check warrant and Wilbur Fish- New York, who wiU use ao er, M, Soutbslde, intoxication subject "Satisfying charge. Greatest Need." Local delegates will be join· ClONTRACI' A \11 ARDED ed at the seminar by 11!JreoeJlo • ·C)!stom Interior, factory air conditioned. power PT. PLEASANT A cen·· tatives from 14 other COOJ!fe' windows, power seat, posi-traction, tilt steering tract has been awarded to tile gallons m Southeastern · wheel, local executive's trade-in. H. L. Grolute Company of parts of West Virginia and Decatur, m., for repairs and lucky. renovation of tbe focal post office buUcliog. The contract iS ASSIGNED TO Slli+LY !or $18,700 for work to Jnctude ArrQy Sergeant Bobby L. ca.. repairs t. tile front entranee. to, wbose parents~. aad replacement Ill lbo wood noon l>jrs. 10atbo L. Caato,' . w:i!e, and window, the repamt:lng of Ursula, live on Street, the building lllterlor and ..ter, Mason, wu assigned to the 4111 ' ·Upper Rt. 7 Golllpoll1, Ohio lor aoo tho lnstaUat11111 of COil· Infantry Division in Plelku, mte. otDam, Dec. a '1 . ~ \~ ~ II. 1"1 ~, ;l ,l ,~ ~ ,,111" ~,\ "~11..... ' . . ... . .,,.. .. ,, .. RCA VICTQ~C-~.f~ RA~IO 11 ! .. I .-''lilo,,,.<......... ,' I - -txtr. RCAVICTOR sou~ .BTA1E FM-~RAIJII Thll RCA Vidor buuty doll._ all 1M 11&1$ hearted llstenlnc pl..sure th.it Ill decoratOr . ltylina ptomLSH. Solid Stata doll an for instant ••warm-up. •• 1.000 mllliwatts of DndJstorted power. AFC locka: FM stations In tune. DUll-dill vernier tunln&. Hllh..fflclency 4• tpe•klr. luUW. antMnll. $ oAccurate, dl~·dt~~~ . · ' . . 34 95 ou1 ·;1.1:• . ·~~· ·' ... 1 ~·· """ ' ... -~·· -· r· ',... ,Q .,d 'Man about the Barn' is '· .s• ovalsp111ker tor.'!Golden·Tllroai'•·tone ~ TRAINS HORSES - Sherry Indestad, 24 year-old horse and pony trainer who is employed by Humph!'ey Brothers Stables at RD Pomeroy, is shown above working with Alrod, a 5-~aited stallion. Sherry, who also shoes horses in additiOn to tralmng them, is puslly engaged In a shoeing project in the other photo . changtng normal Wllke:ap:semni . •Automatic "wake ~·and'buzz;r llann • Drowse Al11rm loll~ mbi.,. llefore callfnnou IJ;Iti- ,.; oSieep Switch lullsypu ..to stiep - ~.---. · ~~~"' - ~· ,, oVarl·la.rm Jots you ol!lr~p'll~~· 1 I . • .. 1 Wt•t .. .. ' ' ' warm-up wait •lltarted The Meigs News Beat \ ~· • :1,000 mllllwJtts of IN OUR TOWN I liT IIICII. TIIOM,UI Mkldle!'i:!' JIDd 1s ~owed 111 inl to an embargo pl.lced on the opinion tllat the loeation ol lfature wm lit !be ild fashionTho Mllriett.o ,lbnuiJic!urlnl ptUJ11114!"11leam. The DfW boitl cerlalb t:Waea or freiJbt by the i Loc:k ~ Dom 25 will not be ed miter-slll type, not tile sllilCotnpany 1111 Dtt alwayl tht 11 of a pool atyle 8C!JW oow, is roilrnada. '!bore Ja a freight clwlged. Rlvermen aenerally inl pte, oocil u are In u10 at tllly boatyatd at Pl Pleasant. lJ'I foe! I""'· » t• wide, 11od l*!li!J!Iiol! 11 P!tuburgb, due to tltlnk tlW tt ohould be relocat- Locka and Datl1ll J6 and_11, and ELBERFELI)S You'll Uke The Fine Selection of These RCA Victor AM Radibtc_ -Clock Recliot - 'AM • FM R1dios - 1nd Tran~ilfor_ Rldios.. Enjoy the Fine Tone - ·Excellent Selectivity, 9-d S..Vice You Get From An RCA Victor Radio. Buy One Now For Yourself;·Fainlly, A Fr'iend - In _the Music Dep1rtment on the 2nd Floor; , I J ._. • Rio Grande Author, Prospec~or, Teacher, Produces Another Book ' •• • 1981 • • ~ ...- Hl 24·'. ' 5 ;· • t nesses Attend Bible· - ! 1 StudyMeeting SCHOOL SENIORS GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE AMASTERPIECE 1965 BUICK WILDCAT 4 DOOR HARDTOP $1595· .SMITH BUICK CO . 00 nJ:·H.: o Radio operatH in · ·~.,!!~:~~·~-=~~: ., -,bu . .,: i 1'1 ll! ,J, ; "j oAutometle . "Wilke; . . Cab/nBttf·. c~ . oDIIIWII Alarm leta o40 winks · · .1.." -~· ....... ~ ••. ' I SIMP Switch I ' .:' .Alii PliCI I 59·95 E~BERFECQS)_'~ ' ' · · ·. ·. = ·HEA,~AR~-E~~ , •f'""'" f?A ' .... v · 1 · ~ ··:.. . .~ ,_· .. ' . R ~ '1111 •' ' . ' .. .... .. ., J jl" l,j"'l'l:."l·•·· {l ,, -· . ' ; ) , r. . 1 '' t •• .. ~-• •, ' . .. .II" �_-··--. ·----- ..... . •.. ·- -'" " ' ---... -·.. .. • • • • • _.. i • Jn. • J'rederle V. ll<>ulc is autMr, splrtation for the wrilinl! of his brary sbel•e• sem!ll}' . One will IJII'Iter, prospector, teacher moot recent publi<atioo. never mow what book he bad sugar caoe Jrower! 'lbeoe a~ The role of prospe<lol" was donated to the library until lt but a few of the orcupaUons 1 left in the hills following the IS disrovered by its presence "" whi<h the Ri<> Grande professor rush of ·49 (1849). but is stilt the shelf, or tile c.U card m the emeritus •nd Hbrary a:ssist.aut ahve JD Boule as be travels card catalog. has pursuf'd . : t'll<'h summer to California tn He carriea his Baptist fai!h A!l an author, Bouie has puh- J his 1954 Chevrolet to his cabin, throughout the CoUege a~ JS lished "'Good-Bye, White Man,·· located aloog Nelson Creek an act1ve member ~ the ~w~ fln sale since 1955. The book of built m 1950 where he- pans for , JS Club of Gallipolis, wh1ch ne fictional symbolism is not orr gold along one of the many JOined in 192:2. He presently is lv located on the shelves of Dtt- 1 streams running from the Sif'r- chairman of the College chap-~ is Library but cau be boogt'lt I ra Nevada Mountains. He even 1ter ?( Circle _K, . men's college at Mitche ll 's in GallipOlis. His I grows a long bushy beard to service orgaruzation wlu.ch ts most recent publication is add to the spirit of the ''forty · affll~ated with ~ nati~al Kicrets: A Sibony Romance in niners. '' . j warns. He ~rhCipates _m Sons Cuba ," which is bt'ing publish- But education is always m of the Amertcan Revolution, and ed by Pageant Publlshmg Co , his heart. Before coming to Rio is a 32 degree Mason of th e New York, and with a cirr ula- Grande, Bouie taught 25 years Scottish Rite. tion of 7,000, will be advertised I in Ohio and West Virginia high His academic degrees inclu~e iD the New York Ttmes a n d schools, and in 19;;o be 8 an a B. Ped., and B. S. from Obt~ Book Bu)•ers Guide. Four more teaching ecooomies at R lo Northern University: B.A.. The novels remain to b~ published, I Grande College until his retire- Ohio State University; L.L.B., the dates for publicatJOn havin f{ ment in 1962. Hamilton College ; and M.S.S., not been sel I Even though he is retired University of Cincinnati. This "young at hPart" golden I from teaching, ht is a growing Bouie has given Rio Grande &ger lived in Cuba for eight part of the College. College a wealth that no one years - 1932~ 1940 - where he I Says Merlyn Arnold, library can evtT explain . His heart or was in the sugar cane bu s1 nes<.,.l assistant, ''Mr. Boo.ic has a gold, through mind and body, 1s It was here that he goi tre !n- ' knack of adding books to the U- vastly welcomed by everyone on I ''Se-1 Kanawh~:·Dock Company Was in Ohio ,River. Boat Building Busin~s~:: ~ Buy an RCA Victor Radio ' IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT ol SECOND FLOOR NOW! _0 1 u the offko of Capl.tin E. A. I"' the Greeno Linos bumed loll ll!d Mmtalllll«l'. W. Burnsi<lts, aJJd also has a boil- 11lllf balled her blilera Wed- wu ordered a !eo.diJl'l.., er lot )IUIIIPLJII )JUJ'JlOOft . and a nesday mghl and laid ..., ot the PubUc servloe ~ oablD upstoiro lor supplt es lor Hunt~ until late TbJJrsday to flle 1 schedule lbowin( lti~flll P'lfty yean qo Ute Kallawha baa 0 rt!llr-rnot bold. 1bt llmitll'• the car ohomce. ed ... mile below tile moutll of a few others. 11te miter-slU the beets . to make repamt. · bo1t. . It .,. 11fl'lx Doek Cc!mt>anY turned out a miCbinl!f1 wu formerly on the 11 loob like only a q!lfltion the Kanawha River. 111!1 ore ln VIIO at the Pananu The Greene Lines' sunl<en 1111 tilnes ol "''' ateainlloit oocaslonalty JIDd was Cal!u f~at, 'lbree St.tts, of Umo untU tllere will be 1 While bicb have been opened, Canal, aiiO in the llanawha, Jia. U , ltll - Captain Will h 1 t N RlcltlllOOO Ohio both Wharvea ao well •.~- ,., llwayl bu.aJ witll repolr wor!o_ wbicll ~ned. The flllines were barge line cr a packet Urie be· contracta for the buUdlng of lolono!!gabela, and ltloskfngum Guthrie, well knotm rlverman w ar a ow ' •ledute &bowing hfs ra~ 1>' Tlte Rlnr News olthe Jaa. 11 rebuUt by· !he Heolopa of Pt. tween Plttsbur&h and Clncin- Loeb and Dam 21 and Z5 havo .Rims. now in charce of the local Mar- lost the cargo bo• o!f the upper ! 1bt att.otlM . o{ the ,PUbblf,1 : ·1917 qallijiolil Dally 'i'ril>m~· Pteas1111i. naU ani! aoutbern points. not been awarded, but no doubt We are informed tllat cap- ine H<>spltal, Is being aoliclted works, which noaled off and Sttvke Comml~tlon 111M-•• tells the atory. . Here are otber River News will be - · 10 that preliminary 1a1tt William Bily bu refused by Gathpolls busmeS!men to pa ssed Cmcmnalt l'ledneSday. broogltl to matter lhrotl&h OO~!J 11>e new tllwbeal J!;llsabelh ittms ol so yean qo: Jan. If, U17 - The location worit can be commenced. Tloo Captain Gordon c . Greeno's place a boat In the GaUlpolis- This wharflloat was oti111Iall1 plaint flied by tile Cltarl~., Smith hu just been cclmpleted . of Loci: and Dam 25 has not National Contraelln& Company o!fer of $10,000 tor tile steamer Huntington trade, the pocket at Proctorville, and taler was Chamber of Commerce beea!iM tlle Kanilwlii DoCk Com- Jon. t Ifl7- Engineer Ezra yet been decided. It will he 1001 ti.e toweot bidder for tile Greyhound and the ·lronton fer- to run oo opposite time from purchased by G. P. Gardner LrregularltJes tn tile s¢111:j)uft;i ;any for ' the Davidson Brolll- Pickens, formerly on tile Ra- probably very ooon. The govern- wort. ryblat. OtHer parties are said the C. C. Bowyer. and used at Pt. Pleasant, af- were tnconvenie~t to the wbolft,o ers, a ami firm ol PitlibUtl!h, clrle tetr)'boat, wa~ scalded to ment has proposed lhls lock and Captain Frank Wrl&hllnformo 1o be after the property which Captain Guihrie Is "fr o m terwards coming to Gallipolis. salers of the 01Ly, and c~o: Pa., at a cost of $35,000. The death Saturday at the Ohio Riv- dam at" tile foot of Six Mile Is- uo that no more bear traps captain Bay wUI dispose of Missouri." He will have to be delay in shipments. ""'' Jieelfr. tile new boat was laid er Salt Works at Mason ctty. I~ in the Ohio River near Ad- will be put In tile new o h t 0 when he gets his price. shown lilt edged agreements Jan. 13, ltt7 - Captain John J. H. Handl ey represen~ '· )ilst May. The Tell City wao unable to dison, ond llfOIUld has been River dams being built now The Landing boat of tile CamP' of support and backmg before W. Lane •. owner of the Ka- Captam Lane and S. F. 1'.111!: 'flte Elizabeth Smith has 14 take 11,1 tile freight offered at purcbaaed fHm the Hogg !ann and tllose to be built In the lu- bell's Creek Coal Co. at Pl. he makes a move. nawila River packeto, Valley represented Charleston Cit-··· 4 enaines ~ three twl)oflue Plttsblifgh last woek fo~ puiots in West Vtrrlnla. lure by the gove<nment. Also, Pleasant sprunc a teak and . Belle and Helen Lane, steam- ber of Commerce at the beall , !loiters built by Williams et betw~n 1tllere and Wheeling, ow- There ore some wbo ara of tile lock &•tti to be built In the sank a few days ago. 11 is used Jq. !!, lfl7 - The· Cour1er boats plymg between Charles- Lng. f . The Sunday Times·Sentinel, surtday, Jan. 15, 1967-9 ~, !'"·-'' t ,, 1.~,~ r : •• ,II. ,... I 'Y i * FREDERIC BOUIO campus . Hls donations to small growing school have ed much to its cultural ":.~~t butions and educational f ties. •' FM-AM MCONVE'RTIBLE" PLAYS ' . OR LYING DOWN! • Sofld State design -no lubes • bur'! out, no souq STATE power • .fiR lior drilt-lteo FM BY DICK THOMAS " $4 9,9 5 nat,._ • . . .,..,. ve'"ler tunins • ' -6' ..,.l speaket J I ...... ' f I .. ... ·'I r• RADIO, e E'lrly Am1Jrk:A oSolid.State cool opeTialtoq power If's that time of year again. Television viewers will / have the opportunity. of seeing The Bob Hope Christmas Special from 9-10:30 p.m. this coming Wednesday night on Channel3, WSAZ-TV, Huntington. The show is a 90-minute color (if you have color) By ROBERT WINGETT 1pecia l featuring the highlights of Bob Hole's all star ""'i;,!:"rll'~Jil~~~t:"r"l1".~"'~,·w"''t"''l:''"'k!;l;;.'i1!3J!1,~:B troupe entertaining servicemen in the Far East. Featured lliU performers include Phyliss Diller, .Joey Heatherton , AnTODAY'S THOUGHT - ·To error is human; to forill Bry~t, The Korean Kittens, and Les Brown and his . . .. Band of Renown. Viewers will see Yuletide entertain· g1ve IS dmne .-Shakespeare . . ~ ,, troops in Gui ---d- "D It f s h Iars" a , e ' lipines Thai- 1 rector, and old ruddy Sam Whether or not a propose o . ars or . c o . land and VI tnam. ' t il o'clock news) Neal has also I Citizens' Scholarship Fund Chapter wtll come mto bemg left the staff to continue his I in Meigs County wttl be decJded later thiS month. actually will be a must education at Marshall UniverGeorge Hargraves, superintendent of The Me!gs . I . wtth silv. i cal School District has announc~d a meetmg to dec1de the ttme I j saw the smiling face future of CSF will be held at the Pomeroy Elementary a show some- Ferrell Wamsley better known School at 7:30 p.m. Monday, January 30. · tile a1r. Latest as Bill Ferrell ~n TV-S sports ' "The meeting will be open to all who wish to attend to by the wayside are Run . the other nig,ht. The golden iand share in this very worthwhile movement," Mr. Har· Run, wh~eh was kmda voice of Doug Harrington a graves said. · , crazy ll~e. but good, and The Gallipolis boy is otill hea~d on Possibilities of organizing a chapter here were ftrst .Mail Who Never Was, starring WSAZ radio. 'Botll Ferrell and I explored during a meeting on November 29_ with . Mr. Bob Lansing. ; Harrington were formerly at Joseph Coons, state prestdent and natwnal director of FINE FURNITURE IN A TABLE RADIO • T~neci RF lll&eJRtJ? FM. ~~~ AM eire oAFC for drlft-frtl~M 1ecepuon · . -.... .• French Fmlnclal wood ... ' . cabinet • Solid Stato doslp with 1,800 milllwaU.ol undlstor.tect powi;W' • AFC for drlft·freo FM reception • Laree 7• oval speaker ,, ', .,' •· 1 "'I : I. ' This week's TV schelule does- the local radio station. CSF.. speake[~ lila! several Mr. Reed last week reported n't ln~Jude !he Hawk. so the : MARSHALL WRITES in~~vt~u!~po:nd organi~ations the bird , which now has his Iroqums Indian must have got· Patty Forgey at Rio Grande d i t t ·n headquarters in his garage, ..1 1 If . b k ten the tommy-hatchet. Good has received a card or letter have expresse_ n eres By ' Burt Reynolds. 1 really , from Jim Marshall, former Rio the _prolect smce the lnltia toppled over' su ermg a ro • liked ttlat show, too. ·Grande basketball star, now in meetmg. en wing. The electrical blink: so now they've polished off i the U.S. Marines. Jim wrote to I .The program ~auld help pro- ing lights, used for eyes on Badge 714 and brought Jack thank her for a package, she v1de an opportumty for deserv- the creature, are also out of 1 ~ WP.-bi:t out of retirement to star called a CARE package. It was . ing and needy youths of our o~der. 1 attached agaln as Sergeant Joe Fridav . 1cookies. He's now on Okinawa, ! cou~ty to pur~~ advanced ed· Mr. R;.ec:t, ob_vio~,s Y . . '.Jiut it won't be the same show 1 and playing basketbal1, accord· ucahon or trammg ~eyon~ !he to the big bird, will mvt~ Without Ben Alexander, he or ing to Patty. secondary level. Thts tramtng Drs. Oscar W. Clark, ~entin Felony Squad fame. Th<:!y've 1 His address Is Pfc. James could be either in college or a Korfh.age and Lewis A. Harry Morgan from . R. Marshall, K. Battery, Fourth trade school. Sehmtdt, all on. tllo staff of . '!eat to a plain clothes job :satiation, 13th Marines, FPO, I believe the "Dollars lor Gallipolis Medtcat Center, to F.tiday's side-kick. 1San Francisco, Calif., 96602. Scholars" project would be mak.~ up the surgtcal team. Twelve O'clock High ·There it is if you want to write worthwhile. I join others to It IS reported Dr. Clarke wiU \tii:hm1t Bob Lansing as Gen- 1to him , you Redmen fans. hope the challenge will be met. dlngnose, Dr. Korfhage super· Frank Savage is what I I keep wondering what that You can help to establish this VISe ~e eye treatment an~ Dr. . ~r::::e;wm be without Ben ICorliss Kitchen Special, Junior program by attending the Jan· Schmtdt set the broken wmg. ;1 1 sure hope Com- ~ Wilson mentioned last week, Iuary 30tb meeting. Just to be safe, Mr. Reed hasn't gone by tile boards, tasted like. By the tlme I found .. , may also have ~ card-carrying TUesday night's time space Iout that Rita, Mrs. Gll Corliss, THE "BIG BffiD" present- carpenter standing by. occupied by a bunch of un- had delivered that walnut fla· ed to Ted Reed, president of rascals called the Bea- 1von!d 1oaf to our office, aU that The Farmers Bank & Savings . Iremained was an empty tray Co., Pomeroy, at Christmas in "I 0 shake-ups m TV are and kn1fe. 1966 is to receive professional Jim Thacker i The goodies were gone. Bet attention from some of Gallia as sports di- it was good, though. County's top physicians. The "bird," a huge plywood Searls Returns to and nail creature suggestive of Post in Michigan the ''Mason Monster," .... givA'B: David A. SeHrls has re- en to Reed by Pomeroy Atio~PT. PLEASANT - A local o Wurtsmith AFB In I ney Fred Crow during thetr congregati<m Is the Time to En- turned t h 1 ·n t delegation of tbe 1 for Jun• Classes at Michigan after spending Christ- annua exc ange o &l s a of Jehovah's Witnesses mas and New Year's with his C.h:::r:::is:::Lm:::.::as:::·_______ •• ~ to altern! a tllr.,.,.ay enrollment is nee· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred seminar in Partsmouth, -:;:~ to be assured of a , Searls and brother, Reo, and Property Damage January '1:1 • 29. jo I' crandna·er.t.<. Mr. and Mrs. Ar$300 in Wreck Kenneth Smith p"'::~ Write or Call For ch ie Ellis of Oteshire. PT. PLEASANT - Slterilrs minister of the toe~! Catalogue or Related I While t>ome he visJt_ed i~ the 1department investigated a one f:tated the purpose of the homes of many of his friends Icar mishap Friday at 10 p. m. terence is to provide tlte l nlarmotion 1 1 mcludmg the Rev. and Mrs . at Rt. 17 near Coast Guard gates witll an advanced miln,. John M. Jeffrey and daughter. ....Wting in avprllli- terial training pr<Jt!ram to Scheryl of Galhpuhs; Mr. mately $300 property damage help tllem in tlleir Bible teach~rs. Tommy Tay1or and no personal injury and DO ing work. ta, of Cheshlre1 and Mr· Theme of tbe seminar ls "BeMrs. Lee RudisUI of Legion The mishap occurred when a coming Spiritual Men race, Pomeroy. ('Sr driven by Obie .Jackson Everla~ting Life in View/' Cobb, 29, Davison, Mich., ai>' Highlight of tile program parently blew a tire, went 0111 be a pubUc Bible lecture of control and over a slight day, Jan. 29, at 3 p. m. embankmeDl Arrests recorded Frank Spacil, clislri~·~ct~:;:~~ at the county jail were of Ran- or and traveling ,.. dy Litchfield, 20, Sootllside, bnd o1 the Watch Tower Society check warrant and Wilbur Fish- New York, who wiU use ao er, M, Soutbslde, intoxication subject "Satisfying charge. Greatest Need." Local delegates will be join· ClONTRACI' A \11 ARDED ed at the seminar by 11!JreoeJlo • ·C)!stom Interior, factory air conditioned. power PT. PLEASANT A cen·· tatives from 14 other COOJ!fe' windows, power seat, posi-traction, tilt steering tract has been awarded to tile gallons m Southeastern · wheel, local executive's trade-in. H. L. Grolute Company of parts of West Virginia and Decatur, m., for repairs and lucky. renovation of tbe focal post office buUcliog. The contract iS ASSIGNED TO Slli+LY !or $18,700 for work to Jnctude ArrQy Sergeant Bobby L. ca.. repairs t. tile front entranee. to, wbose parents~. aad replacement Ill lbo wood noon l>jrs. 10atbo L. Caato,' . w:i!e, and window, the repamt:lng of Ursula, live on Street, the building lllterlor and ..ter, Mason, wu assigned to the 4111 ' ·Upper Rt. 7 Golllpoll1, Ohio lor aoo tho lnstaUat11111 of COil· Infantry Division in Plelku, mte. otDam, Dec. a '1 . ~ \~ ~ II. 1"1 ~, ;l ,l ,~ ~ ,,111" ~,\ "~11..... ' . . ... . .,,.. .. ,, .. RCA VICTQ~C-~.f~ RA~IO 11 ! .. I .-''lilo,,,.<......... ,' I - -txtr. RCAVICTOR sou~ .BTA1E FM-~RAIJII Thll RCA Vidor buuty doll._ all 1M 11&1$ hearted llstenlnc pl..sure th.it Ill decoratOr . ltylina ptomLSH. Solid Stata doll an for instant ••warm-up. •• 1.000 mllliwatts of DndJstorted power. AFC locka: FM stations In tune. DUll-dill vernier tunln&. Hllh..fflclency 4• tpe•klr. luUW. antMnll. $ oAccurate, dl~·dt~~~ . · ' . . 34 95 ou1 ·;1.1:• . ·~~· ·' ... 1 ~·· """ ' ... -~·· -· r· ',... ,Q .,d 'Man about the Barn' is '· .s• ovalsp111ker tor.'!Golden·Tllroai'•·tone ~ TRAINS HORSES - Sherry Indestad, 24 year-old horse and pony trainer who is employed by Humph!'ey Brothers Stables at RD Pomeroy, is shown above working with Alrod, a 5-~aited stallion. Sherry, who also shoes horses in additiOn to tralmng them, is puslly engaged In a shoeing project in the other photo . changtng normal Wllke:ap:semni . •Automatic "wake ~·and'buzz;r llann • Drowse Al11rm loll~ mbi.,. llefore callfnnou IJ;Iti- ,.; oSieep Switch lullsypu ..to stiep - ~.---. · ~~~"' - ~· ,, oVarl·la.rm Jots you ol!lr~p'll~~· 1 I . • .. 1 Wt•t .. .. ' ' ' warm-up wait •lltarted The Meigs News Beat \ ~· • :1,000 mllllwJtts of IN OUR TOWN I liT IIICII. TIIOM,UI Mkldle!'i:!' JIDd 1s ~owed 111 inl to an embargo pl.lced on the opinion tllat the loeation ol lfature wm lit !be ild fashionTho Mllriett.o ,lbnuiJic!urlnl ptUJ11114!"11leam. The DfW boitl cerlalb t:Waea or freiJbt by the i Loc:k ~ Dom 25 will not be ed miter-slll type, not tile sllilCotnpany 1111 Dtt alwayl tht 11 of a pool atyle 8C!JW oow, is roilrnada. '!bore Ja a freight clwlged. Rlvermen aenerally inl pte, oocil u are In u10 at tllly boatyatd at Pl Pleasant. lJ'I foe! I""'· » t• wide, 11od l*!li!J!Iiol! 11 P!tuburgb, due to tltlnk tlW tt ohould be relocat- Locka and Datl1ll J6 and_11, and ELBERFELI)S You'll Uke The Fine Selection of These RCA Victor AM Radibtc_ -Clock Recliot - 'AM • FM R1dios - 1nd Tran~ilfor_ Rldios.. Enjoy the Fine Tone - ·Excellent Selectivity, 9-d S..Vice You Get From An RCA Victor Radio. Buy One Now For Yourself;·Fainlly, A Fr'iend - In _the Music Dep1rtment on the 2nd Floor; , I J ._. • Rio Grande Author, Prospec~or, Teacher, Produces Another Book ' •• • 1981 • • ~ ...- Hl 24·'. ' 5 ;· • t nesses Attend Bible· - ! 1 StudyMeeting SCHOOL SENIORS GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE AMASTERPIECE 1965 BUICK WILDCAT 4 DOOR HARDTOP $1595· .SMITH BUICK CO . 00 nJ:·H.: o Radio operatH in · ·~.,!!~:~~·~-=~~: ., -,bu . .,: i 1'1 ll! ,J, ; "j oAutometle . "Wilke; . . Cab/nBttf·. c~ . oDIIIWII Alarm leta o40 winks · · .1.." -~· ....... ~ ••. ' I SIMP Switch I ' .:' .Alii PliCI I 59·95 E~BERFECQS)_'~ ' ' · · ·. ·. = ·HEA,~AR~-E~~ , •f'""'" f?A ' .... v · 1 · ~ ··:.. . .~ ,_· .. ' . R ~ '1111 •' ' . ' .. .... .. ., J jl" l,j"'l'l:."l·•·· {l ,, -· . ' ; ) , r. . 1 '' t •• .. ~-• •, ' . .. .II" �a, •· -· ofthe1'.U .. t0-'1\1.....,'1" n'IB'dlll. ...... .JQ.·n, wr eJeo!eilc=:. ". c"• •~~~~ . ~ Blokle, ~·-..• ...., flit DOW ~ bi1 doll . It~~ ID. . . . If . ' ~ Mdlir Welfare l!!ll~ in MJd. <ont!IJie ~ · port ·~ ~ lli"ICI* fl ..... • - . boiJII 11111111 , Appropriations of $696,9 "tjl.iC.& 111t.,....,. 11 A_, 011 ;~~~-~= ·pproved -~ BETT.ER DESKS Loe.J. • nJne.hole goH course on • 23 ol Slllrley and Dall.. HaU of 1was rec:entlJ • lion· elected to the bo4lnl o1 Porn· i semester· ol tile Pt. Pleasant for damages oi lored Qlll!t!il · Job'o 1eroy Natlonal. . GAU.IPOUS CITY com;ni!. Bob Evans Farm, which would $21,000 apinst Mildred Keml>" Daugbte!t.' SIIEt.OON Sl~=; jl 1sonJAMES • A8B wa;biiW llorl!!l..- _.,_. appropri- ~ financed tllrougb member· er of Eastern Ave., Gallipol·\ been elected · o1 tile • of Mr. and Mrs. C ._., are deaipacl . _ fW the year 1967 Iota!· sllips. 1be college is olfering , is. as a result al an auto ac<l· Junior t-Il Ch14f of \ THE MEIGS County lm· Staffoo!, won the first l . . , $G911,Mt, ol wllich major eight night coorses durmg the 1dent on First Ave., In January : Police. Jobn . hllf i been prnvemeDt Assoeiatloo wao contest by belnl born oo Jan. llieroa were #35,800 in tile gen. second seme5ter. ; 1965. Ohio State Patrol Auxili- (rwlecled o1 Gallia· told by state officials that lile at 7:15 p. m. J. H. Grate, .....uabl•. R.,.. eoutNc:tioa. dq,. thl fund; ~.000 water fund; ary was inspeded Wednesday IMeigs · .of Pof. relative lack of employment tired . tee cream sewer fund; $60,000 san· THIS WAS a big week for Inight and was llighly praised ice. La'w1toee Ed service In tile county Is due to at Middleport died at drawara ' ltatlon fund: $06,000 streetlund i th• newly formed GallipoiJS Ju- 1by the mspectnr, Ma)OT Alec ~ Reese, Art and the lack of money. Meigs inher. Tnesday. His iat. wile, Leil"ra,\1 .pe,•t•d ••h ASI! dnU and $33,000 water replacement I n10r Chamber of Commerce. At 1 Blair, of Jackaon. The J~nuary , Frank Haskins have been pre- itence taxes paid in 1966 a· Belcher, was tile dausflter . . No., ........ and Improvement fund. AetlOn 1 a banquet Friday mght t he grand jury will convene on the 1 sented commissions as Kentuc- mounted to $31,t88. A. damage William Beleber, former ~·-• II was delayed in passing the sub- i chamber received its charter, ' 30th. , ky Colonels by Theodore Reed, swl for $60,000 was filed In of police of Qa!Hpolls. He wa1 dlviskln regulations under the and later enjoyed a dance at i Pom eroy banker. Meigs Common Pleas Court active In the affairs of Mlddl~ CO!I\Prel)ensive plan lor the Ithe K. of P, haiL Over 75 at· TWO OF THE oldest funeral durmg the week by Judy Uf· port civic and fraternal grotJPI. city. and environs, but the reg· •tended. \directing firms merged during IN MEIGS COUNTY Ierman of Columbus against James D. Wells bas been 601 Second ulatlons will 'Je aired before de- \ tbe week. ~e Wetherbolt..EI· POMEROY Council is show· Roy Lee Crisp of Sandy Hook. Ied for 13 area eo<lJI.II velopers at the planning board , GAUJA COUNTY school Ihott fiml will now be known ing conce<n about the problem Tile case grew out of a ties Meigs and Gallla, meeting this week. County com- ' officials are studying the pros- as the McCoy • WetherhoJt of traffic · congestion at the . missioners approved the new pects for rile \ lclusion of voca- Chapel, and tbe McCoy firm 1 Ohio end of the Pomeroy - Ma.. l ~ 11'..-noli l:ouNTY .,.. area in tile vicinity , .. ' 1 ... I ¥ f 7 . '~·-· . . . ............... . ' ' ...' • .,.. • (I ... • _.,. .. ... . . - . ___ _ • • • ........ : .. _ ....-..-,...--, ,. • ,.._ ..... - ..... _., - ,. __- hul ............ -"", ---- I. m•.• Frenth City ·PreSs 1 Ph. Qt.-3291 I ~t Vlntoa w~ rontinue opera- ~ son Bridge. A state highway 1 tlon under direction of Mr. and official meeting witb them urg. Mrs. Vernon McCoy. The Weth· eel a feiiSibility study of relief erbolt firm was founded by ot' the pl-oblem by routing upRIO GRANDE College was ; aU school employees. Gordon George J. Wetherholt in 1883, river traffic under the bridge. much in the news this week. IFisher was re-elected as Presi- and the Vinton business was The council, in addition to roo- Swisher subdivision plat on a tional business and office edu· acre tract along the river· ' cation in their training proside of Rt. 7 north o1 Cheshire. gram. North Gallia District approved raises in salaries for Joo l Trustees approved the building dent of the Kyger Creek board established about tile same of a sesidence hall for facully , of educatiOn. Three were nam- tune by W. F. Butler and later lllembers and married couples ; ed last week to head . up the operated by his son, tbe late and tile renovating of A lie n Gallia County Community Act· Kerr BuUer. U. S. Engineers House as a college book store, 1ion c::ommittee: Maurice Thornand for housing facilities. The as will be c hairman. Joh~ E. college has announced that it Morgan will be Vlce cbmman -is establishing a new teacher and Doris Wade, secretaryjob placement service. Anofll· treaS!Irer. ! I tine business, hired Jim O>nJey as metennan at a salary of $275 per montll. , Middleport Council approved its 1967 bud· get amounting to $158,240 which are offering for sale a number of residences, a power house and garages on the site of old Lock 2ft Is $2,000 below th~ budget for 1966. Meigs Local , School Dis- trict Board of EdUcation ap- proved · the 1967 wlilch • er development in the college A BIG SUIT filed In Common A FIRE Wednesday noon amounll! tD , for tOW11 is the to build a Pleas Court last week was tllat de.troyejl. the Kenneth . Wand· 'lion COS!$ will - n t ling borne near Cora. R i o f&Q,OOo; Grande firemen sa_. the out. bulldingl but the reSidence and ONE MAN was Injured In all possessions of the family of one of. two Meigs fires seven went up In flames. R:>b- the week. J'ames Sn-.lth of" Dull· bins and Myers plant on Bob bar, W. Va., sutlill!:!fd third McCormick Road has had Its degree burns on bil ' race and opening da.le delayed due to hands when his eamplng trailer lack of dehvery oJ certain caught fire' on the Merle Davis equipment. Building . continues farm near Rutland last Sunday ~ at a fall pace m Gallia. In Gal· morning. An auto and fllree an· BY HOBART WILSON, JR. lipolis a new front Is being p!ao- imals were deslroyed ·on the on the old Gardner building Olarles Holter !arm on the J. J. Pannabaker, 415 Third Ave., Gallipolis, re- ed at Second and Spruce St., and Racine • Portland Rd. last cently became the first member of Lafayette Pnst No. the First Presbyterian church Saturday at 10 a. m. ' 27, Gallipolis American Legion, to receive a lifetime is installing a new corminauon Legion membership card. :heating and cooling plant A ALL OF the bank< In Meigs • • MR. Pannabaker was a charter j robbt;ry of the Village GT?cery 1 County reorganized last week. member of the Frank R. Kirk Post in 1at R1o Grande netted th1eves I Elected presidents were TheoPittsburgh (37 years ago) and helped 1$80 worth of cigarettes early I dore Reed, Farmers Bank and Savings ; Rodney Dwoning, Citorganize Langley Post No. 496 in Pitts· rMonday morning. 1 izens National: J . DD!on Cross, · b~rgh long before he moved to Gal· JOHN WISEMAN, who has IFirst National at Racine; Char. lipolis in 1955. beEn in rharge of the Consum. les Hayman, Racine Home • • • er Loan d'llartment ol t h •I Bank, and Edison Hobotetler , AT present, Joe is finance officer Natlonal. Hora.,.; of Lafayette Post No. 27. He is a past commander of Ohio Vall~y Bank since 195\ 1;Pomeroy has Sandi Davidsoi:l Karr, Meigs contractor, was the local post, and is District Americanil>m Ch:ilrmah, a position he held eight years for the Western Dis· DEATHS, MARRIAGES trict in Pennsylvania. Mr. Pannabaker has held about BIRTHS, DIVORCES every office on the local and district leveL The llietime membership card is similar to reglilar mem~r­ REAL ESTATE IIIITHI 0• Willi: I YITin• lill,ter II Mn. !:ff1e LoU11 of ships, with two exceptions. It is a metalic-type card, Tuesdav Nr 11.nd Mn. Cart 1:. Foatoria. Senoleu were hldd Friday 1 and It has no date. He has been a member of the Gal· Myer~. 11103 Chestnul St. Galllp.o),~. 1 •Rernoon at Miller'• Horne for Fun. dauehter. '!WI p . 1:11. at Holr•r Hos- .. ral• wtth burJaJ In Gravel Hill I lipolis post since 1956. pltal . eemeter:v. line: ' ' :..r.. ' '": feajuri"'1 DON''f~· TELt Gallia { · of ~· THE WHOLE:STORY! t 1 • 'i ! I Week's .. I. as of December 31, 1966 • • Wldn lilldly - Mr. and Mra. Thomu J . Stewart, Rt . J, Patriot, dauehter. 0:53 p. m. at Rolur Hoapital DATELINE recently received a newspaper clip· ping and picture from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phalen, Columbus . Mrs. Phalen is the "' 11 former Geraldine Sheets, 1 •.: daughter of the late Mr. ,•, ' · and Mrs. c. E. Sheets, Blue Lake. • , • • ' • WROTE Mrs. Phal· len: "Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phalen and son David Pha· " len and David Longstreith :!.. toured the south during their Christmas vacation. , : They went especially to .; see ~eir son Dan, who is :. a member of the Little : Buckeye football team, .,Jilay against the Holly· ,,. wood, Fla., Ali·Stars. • • ·f. t l ' • • • ! . '. ' DAN Fulke•, Mercerville High school and Rio l .GJ:ande College graduate, has received an assistant· l·' lhiD •n the Department of Educational Research and 1 Plinning at the University of Tennessee. • . • • DA_N, former elementary principal at Hannan Trace, 1s currently _undergoing residence require· f ments for hiS Ph. D In educational administration. He 1 Is 011 a leave of absence from the !Jamilton Local Schools in Columbus where he is principal of t h e Obetz Elementary school. j • • • THE Gallia countian is married to the former ' SBI!dra Belville, They have one daughter, Candy Sue, qe seven months. Dan's address in Knoxville is Golf • lange, Apt. 1·0, 3700 Sutherland Ave ., Knoxville Tenn. • • • Holzer Hospital - ...... i iHINK I'LL LEAP UP AND SCATIER . ~· \ .. J'r~ Crow, Jr. Harold E. Smltl! ~ · c. Wayne Swisher ... Leone F. F1iltl E. Robert.ScheUh~" It Wu ..~. ilcki ' ind 11 hit '!the· tore." For- ...,;;ilillllif._;... ' <148,694.10 , ., Theodore T. !Ieee!, Jr. 1'1}- . sec:retarv ''>.'~ .:;,.~}....• ....~~~ . ~_.. ....... ~ , moment" - .. ···.,,.:' eannot put bingo of thll OFFICERS ,.,.T " ' . - ~ ~ "' to Israel~• ~,.....:~· ~~. • · herid4!nt .. Rlchlro E. Jonu VIce Pre.!fdn.l . . I . . . Iaroll NONSENSE. IT · 50FT et.ANKET - ' tmurilla 1lltleb r aJpply IIDe lve chariU t11ni Gllilel Thereon Johnaon Vice · P,.;ldmt Paul E; klou Caaljltr i$7,025,057,27 .-·........ ~~~~ .Jial ..... '· • -' " "• THEY CAN'T. •' "" Total resources of mo rethan$7,00~0(J'.OO give a bank strength, but -~~ · '.' . strength by itself is meaningless u~e~ls . ' put to work. :~~- }~;: ·' What counts is spirit • , . dedicationuur.rto '1,,,.,. serving customers, whether they bi~~ .· " r $If. • corporations, governmentQI bOdi(i~:, 1t ., small businesses, farmers or indivl:a{j4J•~ Financing creates-iobs h1 i~dustry;_bRU-'f~ . ·' highways and schools. ' -..: ] 1: _1~;. Banking serves a world of peopl~ iifc!a.?.: '' " wa~ld of ways. · · \' r:.:_ ·, Wft're proud to be a-pa~ ~fit. , , ~ ~ !~ '. l ,. Visiting T. Niday, Jr., James M. Snnd· bours 2-4 and 7-a p. m. Par- 1 grass, Mrs. James R. Titus:, ents only. on Pediatric.·s Ward. I James E. Walters, Mary Lou Admisstons - Dow WHliam , Wjlliarns, Mrs. Edward Wright, ISaunders. 609 Second Ave. ; Ho- ~ Delores Jeffers and Mi-'s: John 1 mer W. Johnson, 43 Neil Ave.: ; K. Bentz and Infant daughter. · i Candy Sue Cheek, RL 2, Thur. ~ 1 man ; Mrs. Hilly Joe_Patterson, Veterans Memorial Hospital • I1 RL 2. G<tlhpohs; Lmda Ann Admissioos - Delbert Smith, ! Holbrook, ~ew Haven; Mrs. Reedsville; Geneva Dillon, MaRaymond G. Musgrave, Pt. son; Chester Curry. New Ha\oPieasant; Charles T. Edwards, , en; Helen Bartimus ReedsMason; Mrs . . ~r 0. Pici , :;, ! ville ; Myron Bess, Sy~acuse. S)·racllse; Wilham R. Barn- \ Dlscbarge11 - Leora Schane, hart, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Don M. i Gladys Machir, Daisy Swick, E~vm, Middleport; LeWlS M. Alma Simpson, James Lacomb 1 ., !· 1 1 '• I Riddle. Rt. I, Liverpool; Mrs. I and Bertha Myers. Btll G. Carr, Jackson; Don- 1 aid B. Brumfield, Ironton: ' Meigs Geoeral Hospital Mr~. Lillle M. Evans, Jack- \ Admis,ions - Bertha Ar~­ son, Mrs. Joha T. Farmer, · er, Middleport ; Doris MeDon· R~venswood; Mrs. George R. : akl, Pomeroy; Floyd Williams, Prace, Rt. 1, Ironton: William Pomeroy. I 1 ~ ~ w. . ·.bile ' . 'FARMER$ B~N·K &),. SAVINfiS~···.w CO ., • . t 'i· POMERO¥/ OHIO ·• j ,. • ·~'!:" ' ·Allembet Federal.Reserve System · .~. . . ,, · OPEN FRIDA,¥ ' •. I ' 'l' ' jl < ~!j• • I" h F ~-~, '' ._ ~~ ~ • • .., Reserve for Dividends -------------10,000:00 Reserve for Unearned Interest ••••••• 175,767.44 Demand Deposits ----- ..;"':-:.:.r:r~r-l'"."'.,.;."'t 2 1~6,635.62 Time Depos1t• ·-------C------------ 4,158,98011 ' '. •• ~ ~ SOFT BlANKET OF SNOW ... I 1'\. . J)r. Jiired R. Clll'IOY, Jr. .. .. ... , Capital Stock ··--------·····~---·-· ' $ 125;00Q.OO Surplus • ----- ••.•••.•. ·•·-'·· •- ··--175,000.00 Undivided Profits and ReJervea •••.•• 148;694._10 ',, ' 50 HERE .I AM COVERED &I A IT · IN ALL DII<ECTIONS ... ' p.'1 - Theodore T. Reed, Jr. Thereon, Johnson j, LI A BI LIT I E8 M L 1 ' n . IX I lll.ch.,., 97, I re11Mnt ol Rio Grande, dted Sundt1 In Holzer GALLIA county has at least 14 Kentucky Colon· ell. Last Wednesday Ed Reese, Lawrence Bastian!, Discharges - Jim Eblin. ! Art Darnbrough and Frank Haskins received their G. Riggins, Waldron, Mich. I commissions signed by Kentucky Governor Edward T. Births - Mrs . Earl E . HenPleaoanl Valley llolpilot i Breathitt. After the story appeared in Thursday's ry, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, Tribune, Dateline received word that Mrs. Marianne 5:16 a. m. Friday: Mrs. BUiy Admitted - Susan Archer, Campbell was commissioned a Colonel last spring, Joe Patterson, Rt. 2, Galli- Pt. Pleasant: Harrison Long, , during a Kentucky broadcasters meeting, and that polis, daughter, lt :42 a. m., Apple Grove ; Mrs. Furl Rog· Friday; Mrs. Raymond G. , ers, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Dar· Joe~wood became a Colonel on Nov . 29, 1961. +, • • ~ • Musgrave, Pt. Pleuant, ,, n, rell Herdman, Mt . Mto. , 5:19 p. m. Friday. Dllcharged - Laura Par' · . ENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of T h e Discbar&es - Mlsa Marilyn SOilS, Leon; Lyman Gillispie. D~ Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . City board · Ill' tducation to advertise for bids for grading of new Bayes, Ra!ph K. Blackwell, Gallipolis Ferry: Ernest Call, · ¥edrorlal Playground . . . Pt. Pl'easant slaps 60-41 Mrs. Katllcyn L. CollallaJI, MIA Pt. Pleasant: George R il•e d. n ",.te~t on GAHS basketball team . . . 0. M. Henking, Verna Cilde, Mrs. Nell eon,. . Letort. nors, Lindo C. Denny, JafMi l, .JIIrll;o-;Mr. and Mrs .. Qar· J8 .~es In LOs Angeles . . . Dairy association to be ·. • termed by Gallia countlans . . . Corporate charter is- F. Foose, Jollnnie A. Jack- lies Turner, Pt. son, Mrs . Amanda Neal, Mrs. i daughter: Mr. and ""''" Red to Blazer.Jenklns Concrete Co., of Gallipolis ••• 0. Sliattley Ervin, Mrs. Hobarl \ r~ll Herdman, MI. Alto, -,,fla. Llbean swamps Blue Devils on hardwood, _62·33. , I t " • . "DAN'S team won 20·0. DAVID PHALEN , The squad r~ived a huge trophy. Young Phalen plays :. several positions - nght tackle, linebacker, lefthalf, ~.. and is the fastest runner on the team. When the Lit· tlediAkeyes returned to Columbus they were greeted "fif'the Columbus Eastmoor band, their cheerlead· en a"iid parents. The team may accept an invitation to I. play in Hawaii next year." . PI. RECTORS ·" $7,025,057.27 ... 1HOBpltal. where •he h•d been a paM4111l1AG• LICENSES tient ilnt!t July . She wu a native of .Jam~• E. And~n:on, 32, Cbarlerton, the Gaee community and 11'11 bern on W. Vii .. 11.11.d Jo Ann And~n:on, 19, .July 8, 1869, daUiht~r ol .JuUua and Galtlpollt : Chart~• Pearl Lewla , 2» Hanna Gatet. She 11 aurv.l"ed b,. a Columbut, a nd Janet Louile Henry, dllUJi':hler and a aon. Mrs . Btdle l~. Bidwell; Bert s. O'Connor. 22. I Bernud or PhlladdPhla. Pa.. and Columbua. and Omil Jean Cook, 16, 1Charlet Belcher of Richwood, Va. S.r· Vinton: John Michael Neal, 11. Galli- vicH wen~ held Thursday mornlnl at POlb. and Bar~ara Ann Simmons. lll, CAlvary llapti•L Church In Rio GaJIIpolla. Grande and burial wu in Salem cemeiA!ry under direetlon of tbe Me· DEATHS Qjr WEEK Coy.Wetherhol\ Funer.t home. I Mn. Sarth Swlth•r Darst, 7,, a na. tt" of Gallta county, d.led TaeH.IJ' lAb Mler, tT, a brmer and rest. · evenlnl at the home of tl f!'r dad1hter dent of Bidwell. died early Friday 1n Hart."llle, 0 . She wu bom tn mornlnl In Hob:er. H011pltal. He wu Cheahlre twp_ on Mar ch J, 1881. the born ln Addllon townahip on May 4, dauahter of the late 1!:11 and M11ry 1898, aon of the late lobn and Sarah Fulton SwiRher. Her manlaae waa Butctl.,· Miller. He ne~r married. He to Harvey O.nt In Che1hire l.ft 111'08. ia aurvlved by a &later, Mn.. E!Jna He Preceded her in death on Jaa. 7, Goodall ol BkhreU. Two brolhera are 191m, Thl IUTVIVlRI daue hter ttl deceued. ServlcH will be held at 2 Mra. Tom (Lucille) Metcalf of Harti- p . m. SundaY at Mo::Coy't VInton Chap. Yille. Then an ..wn lranckhlldren el. Burial will be ta Fatrvtew eem• and. aix rreat rrand.chHdren A aur- tery. 1 " ---------------------- GOOD 6RIEF ! IT SNOWED " ,,.~AS:t:·, NIGHT ! cwdas ."' .' ASSETS Cash and Due frQm Banks ---------- • 733,347.92 U. S. Government Bonds -·-·-------~ 1,263,857.01 Other Bonds and Securities 459,248.90 Loans and Discounts -----~--4.451,934.51 Banking House, Equipnie-ni& "Liiiid·::. 114,393.92 Other A58ets j:l!7~;01, 1 • BOARD OF 'IRECTORS., .and CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION ·~ d aaf· .,,! ~by ~ . .A.I'IP 'IOLlR. , \~¥-. ~1:..01' 1~51- • Jl'raak.0' • • 0 - I ' 0 .. •••• • •• • -:fv~ . S~ENI "l'A"'S . €VALllA"ti~G .... 1\., ' --·· �a, •· -· ofthe1'.U .. t0-'1\1.....,'1" n'IB'dlll. ...... .JQ.·n, wr eJeo!eilc=:. ". c"• •~~~~ . ~ Blokle, ~·-..• ...., flit DOW ~ bi1 doll . It~~ ID. . . . If . ' ~ Mdlir Welfare l!!ll~ in MJd. <ont!IJie ~ · port ·~ ~ lli"ICI* fl ..... • - . boiJII 11111111 , Appropriations of $696,9 "tjl.iC.& 111t.,....,. 11 A_, 011 ;~~~-~= ·pproved -~ BETT.ER DESKS Loe.J. • nJne.hole goH course on • 23 ol Slllrley and Dall.. HaU of 1was rec:entlJ • lion· elected to the bo4lnl o1 Porn· i semester· ol tile Pt. Pleasant for damages oi lored Qlll!t!il · Job'o 1eroy Natlonal. . GAU.IPOUS CITY com;ni!. Bob Evans Farm, which would $21,000 apinst Mildred Keml>" Daugbte!t.' SIIEt.OON Sl~=; jl 1sonJAMES • A8B wa;biiW llorl!!l..- _.,_. appropri- ~ financed tllrougb member· er of Eastern Ave., Gallipol·\ been elected · o1 tile • of Mr. and Mrs. C ._., are deaipacl . _ fW the year 1967 Iota!· sllips. 1be college is olfering , is. as a result al an auto ac<l· Junior t-Il Ch14f of \ THE MEIGS County lm· Staffoo!, won the first l . . , $G911,Mt, ol wllich major eight night coorses durmg the 1dent on First Ave., In January : Police. Jobn . hllf i been prnvemeDt Assoeiatloo wao contest by belnl born oo Jan. llieroa were #35,800 in tile gen. second seme5ter. ; 1965. Ohio State Patrol Auxili- (rwlecled o1 Gallia· told by state officials that lile at 7:15 p. m. J. H. Grate, .....uabl•. R.,.. eoutNc:tioa. dq,. thl fund; ~.000 water fund; ary was inspeded Wednesday IMeigs · .of Pof. relative lack of employment tired . tee cream sewer fund; $60,000 san· THIS WAS a big week for Inight and was llighly praised ice. La'w1toee Ed service In tile county Is due to at Middleport died at drawara ' ltatlon fund: $06,000 streetlund i th• newly formed GallipoiJS Ju- 1by the mspectnr, Ma)OT Alec ~ Reese, Art and the lack of money. Meigs inher. Tnesday. His iat. wile, Leil"ra,\1 .pe,•t•d ••h ASI! dnU and $33,000 water replacement I n10r Chamber of Commerce. At 1 Blair, of Jackaon. The J~nuary , Frank Haskins have been pre- itence taxes paid in 1966 a· Belcher, was tile dausflter . . No., ........ and Improvement fund. AetlOn 1 a banquet Friday mght t he grand jury will convene on the 1 sented commissions as Kentuc- mounted to $31,t88. A. damage William Beleber, former ~·-• II was delayed in passing the sub- i chamber received its charter, ' 30th. , ky Colonels by Theodore Reed, swl for $60,000 was filed In of police of Qa!Hpolls. He wa1 dlviskln regulations under the and later enjoyed a dance at i Pom eroy banker. Meigs Common Pleas Court active In the affairs of Mlddl~ CO!I\Prel)ensive plan lor the Ithe K. of P, haiL Over 75 at· TWO OF THE oldest funeral durmg the week by Judy Uf· port civic and fraternal grotJPI. city. and environs, but the reg· •tended. \directing firms merged during IN MEIGS COUNTY Ierman of Columbus against James D. Wells bas been 601 Second ulatlons will 'Je aired before de- \ tbe week. ~e Wetherbolt..EI· POMEROY Council is show· Roy Lee Crisp of Sandy Hook. Ied for 13 area eo<lJI.II velopers at the planning board , GAUJA COUNTY school Ihott fiml will now be known ing conce<n about the problem Tile case grew out of a ties Meigs and Gallla, meeting this week. County com- ' officials are studying the pros- as the McCoy • WetherhoJt of traffic · congestion at the . missioners approved the new pects for rile \ lclusion of voca- Chapel, and tbe McCoy firm 1 Ohio end of the Pomeroy - Ma.. l ~ 11'..-noli l:ouNTY .,.. area in tile vicinity , .. ' 1 ... I ¥ f 7 . '~·-· . . . ............... . ' ' ...' • .,.. • (I ... • _.,. .. ... . . - . ___ _ • • • ........ : .. _ ....-..-,...--, ,. • ,.._ ..... - ..... _., - ,. __- hul ............ -"", ---- I. m•.• Frenth City ·PreSs 1 Ph. Qt.-3291 I ~t Vlntoa w~ rontinue opera- ~ son Bridge. A state highway 1 tlon under direction of Mr. and official meeting witb them urg. Mrs. Vernon McCoy. The Weth· eel a feiiSibility study of relief erbolt firm was founded by ot' the pl-oblem by routing upRIO GRANDE College was ; aU school employees. Gordon George J. Wetherholt in 1883, river traffic under the bridge. much in the news this week. IFisher was re-elected as Presi- and the Vinton business was The council, in addition to roo- Swisher subdivision plat on a tional business and office edu· acre tract along the river· ' cation in their training proside of Rt. 7 north o1 Cheshire. gram. North Gallia District approved raises in salaries for Joo l Trustees approved the building dent of the Kyger Creek board established about tile same of a sesidence hall for facully , of educatiOn. Three were nam- tune by W. F. Butler and later lllembers and married couples ; ed last week to head . up the operated by his son, tbe late and tile renovating of A lie n Gallia County Community Act· Kerr BuUer. U. S. Engineers House as a college book store, 1ion c::ommittee: Maurice Thornand for housing facilities. The as will be c hairman. Joh~ E. college has announced that it Morgan will be Vlce cbmman -is establishing a new teacher and Doris Wade, secretaryjob placement service. Anofll· treaS!Irer. ! I tine business, hired Jim O>nJey as metennan at a salary of $275 per montll. , Middleport Council approved its 1967 bud· get amounting to $158,240 which are offering for sale a number of residences, a power house and garages on the site of old Lock 2ft Is $2,000 below th~ budget for 1966. Meigs Local , School Dis- trict Board of EdUcation ap- proved · the 1967 wlilch • er development in the college A BIG SUIT filed In Common A FIRE Wednesday noon amounll! tD , for tOW11 is the to build a Pleas Court last week was tllat de.troyejl. the Kenneth . Wand· 'lion COS!$ will - n t ling borne near Cora. R i o f&Q,OOo; Grande firemen sa_. the out. bulldingl but the reSidence and ONE MAN was Injured In all possessions of the family of one of. two Meigs fires seven went up In flames. R:>b- the week. J'ames Sn-.lth of" Dull· bins and Myers plant on Bob bar, W. Va., sutlill!:!fd third McCormick Road has had Its degree burns on bil ' race and opening da.le delayed due to hands when his eamplng trailer lack of dehvery oJ certain caught fire' on the Merle Davis equipment. Building . continues farm near Rutland last Sunday ~ at a fall pace m Gallia. In Gal· morning. An auto and fllree an· BY HOBART WILSON, JR. lipolis a new front Is being p!ao- imals were deslroyed ·on the on the old Gardner building Olarles Holter !arm on the J. J. Pannabaker, 415 Third Ave., Gallipolis, re- ed at Second and Spruce St., and Racine • Portland Rd. last cently became the first member of Lafayette Pnst No. the First Presbyterian church Saturday at 10 a. m. ' 27, Gallipolis American Legion, to receive a lifetime is installing a new corminauon Legion membership card. :heating and cooling plant A ALL OF the bank< In Meigs • • MR. Pannabaker was a charter j robbt;ry of the Village GT?cery 1 County reorganized last week. member of the Frank R. Kirk Post in 1at R1o Grande netted th1eves I Elected presidents were TheoPittsburgh (37 years ago) and helped 1$80 worth of cigarettes early I dore Reed, Farmers Bank and Savings ; Rodney Dwoning, Citorganize Langley Post No. 496 in Pitts· rMonday morning. 1 izens National: J . DD!on Cross, · b~rgh long before he moved to Gal· JOHN WISEMAN, who has IFirst National at Racine; Char. lipolis in 1955. beEn in rharge of the Consum. les Hayman, Racine Home • • • er Loan d'llartment ol t h •I Bank, and Edison Hobotetler , AT present, Joe is finance officer Natlonal. Hora.,.; of Lafayette Post No. 27. He is a past commander of Ohio Vall~y Bank since 195\ 1;Pomeroy has Sandi Davidsoi:l Karr, Meigs contractor, was the local post, and is District Americanil>m Ch:ilrmah, a position he held eight years for the Western Dis· DEATHS, MARRIAGES trict in Pennsylvania. Mr. Pannabaker has held about BIRTHS, DIVORCES every office on the local and district leveL The llietime membership card is similar to reglilar mem~r­ REAL ESTATE IIIITHI 0• Willi: I YITin• lill,ter II Mn. !:ff1e LoU11 of ships, with two exceptions. It is a metalic-type card, Tuesdav Nr 11.nd Mn. Cart 1:. Foatoria. Senoleu were hldd Friday 1 and It has no date. He has been a member of the Gal· Myer~. 11103 Chestnul St. Galllp.o),~. 1 •Rernoon at Miller'• Horne for Fun. dauehter. '!WI p . 1:11. at Holr•r Hos- .. ral• wtth burJaJ In Gravel Hill I lipolis post since 1956. pltal . eemeter:v. line: ' ' :..r.. ' '": feajuri"'1 DON''f~· TELt Gallia { · of ~· THE WHOLE:STORY! t 1 • 'i ! I Week's .. I. as of December 31, 1966 • • Wldn lilldly - Mr. and Mra. Thomu J . Stewart, Rt . J, Patriot, dauehter. 0:53 p. m. at Rolur Hoapital DATELINE recently received a newspaper clip· ping and picture from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phalen, Columbus . Mrs. Phalen is the "' 11 former Geraldine Sheets, 1 •.: daughter of the late Mr. ,•, ' · and Mrs. c. E. Sheets, Blue Lake. • , • • ' • WROTE Mrs. Phal· len: "Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phalen and son David Pha· " len and David Longstreith :!.. toured the south during their Christmas vacation. , : They went especially to .; see ~eir son Dan, who is :. a member of the Little : Buckeye football team, .,Jilay against the Holly· ,,. wood, Fla., Ali·Stars. • • ·f. t l ' • • • ! . '. ' DAN Fulke•, Mercerville High school and Rio l .GJ:ande College graduate, has received an assistant· l·' lhiD •n the Department of Educational Research and 1 Plinning at the University of Tennessee. • . • • DA_N, former elementary principal at Hannan Trace, 1s currently _undergoing residence require· f ments for hiS Ph. D In educational administration. He 1 Is 011 a leave of absence from the !Jamilton Local Schools in Columbus where he is principal of t h e Obetz Elementary school. j • • • THE Gallia countian is married to the former ' SBI!dra Belville, They have one daughter, Candy Sue, qe seven months. Dan's address in Knoxville is Golf • lange, Apt. 1·0, 3700 Sutherland Ave ., Knoxville Tenn. • • • Holzer Hospital - ...... i iHINK I'LL LEAP UP AND SCATIER . ~· \ .. J'r~ Crow, Jr. Harold E. Smltl! ~ · c. Wayne Swisher ... Leone F. F1iltl E. Robert.ScheUh~" It Wu ..~. ilcki ' ind 11 hit '!the· tore." For- ...,;;ilillllif._;... ' <148,694.10 , ., Theodore T. !Ieee!, Jr. 1'1}- . sec:retarv ''>.'~ .:;,.~}....• ....~~~ . ~_.. ....... ~ , moment" - .. ···.,,.:' eannot put bingo of thll OFFICERS ,.,.T " ' . - ~ ~ "' to Israel~• ~,.....:~· ~~. • · herid4!nt .. Rlchlro E. Jonu VIce Pre.!fdn.l . . I . . . Iaroll NONSENSE. IT · 50FT et.ANKET - ' tmurilla 1lltleb r aJpply IIDe lve chariU t11ni Gllilel Thereon Johnaon Vice · P,.;ldmt Paul E; klou Caaljltr i$7,025,057,27 .-·........ ~~~~ .Jial ..... '· • -' " "• THEY CAN'T. •' "" Total resources of mo rethan$7,00~0(J'.OO give a bank strength, but -~~ · '.' . strength by itself is meaningless u~e~ls . ' put to work. :~~- }~;: ·' What counts is spirit • , . dedicationuur.rto '1,,,.,. serving customers, whether they bi~~ .· " r $If. • corporations, governmentQI bOdi(i~:, 1t ., small businesses, farmers or indivl:a{j4J•~ Financing creates-iobs h1 i~dustry;_bRU-'f~ . ·' highways and schools. ' -..: ] 1: _1~;. Banking serves a world of peopl~ iifc!a.?.: '' " wa~ld of ways. · · \' r:.:_ ·, Wft're proud to be a-pa~ ~fit. , , ~ ~ !~ '. l ,. Visiting T. Niday, Jr., James M. Snnd· bours 2-4 and 7-a p. m. Par- 1 grass, Mrs. James R. Titus:, ents only. on Pediatric.·s Ward. I James E. Walters, Mary Lou Admisstons - Dow WHliam , Wjlliarns, Mrs. Edward Wright, ISaunders. 609 Second Ave. ; Ho- ~ Delores Jeffers and Mi-'s: John 1 mer W. Johnson, 43 Neil Ave.: ; K. Bentz and Infant daughter. · i Candy Sue Cheek, RL 2, Thur. ~ 1 man ; Mrs. Hilly Joe_Patterson, Veterans Memorial Hospital • I1 RL 2. G<tlhpohs; Lmda Ann Admissioos - Delbert Smith, ! Holbrook, ~ew Haven; Mrs. Reedsville; Geneva Dillon, MaRaymond G. Musgrave, Pt. son; Chester Curry. New Ha\oPieasant; Charles T. Edwards, , en; Helen Bartimus ReedsMason; Mrs . . ~r 0. Pici , :;, ! ville ; Myron Bess, Sy~acuse. S)·racllse; Wilham R. Barn- \ Dlscbarge11 - Leora Schane, hart, Pomeroy ; Mrs. Don M. i Gladys Machir, Daisy Swick, E~vm, Middleport; LeWlS M. Alma Simpson, James Lacomb 1 ., !· 1 1 '• I Riddle. Rt. I, Liverpool; Mrs. I and Bertha Myers. Btll G. Carr, Jackson; Don- 1 aid B. Brumfield, Ironton: ' Meigs Geoeral Hospital Mr~. Lillle M. Evans, Jack- \ Admis,ions - Bertha Ar~­ son, Mrs. Joha T. Farmer, · er, Middleport ; Doris MeDon· R~venswood; Mrs. George R. : akl, Pomeroy; Floyd Williams, Prace, Rt. 1, Ironton: William Pomeroy. I 1 ~ ~ w. . ·.bile ' . 'FARMER$ B~N·K &),. SAVINfiS~···.w CO ., • . t 'i· POMERO¥/ OHIO ·• j ,. • ·~'!:" ' ·Allembet Federal.Reserve System · .~. . . ,, · OPEN FRIDA,¥ ' •. I ' 'l' ' jl < ~!j• • I" h F ~-~, '' ._ ~~ ~ • • .., Reserve for Dividends -------------10,000:00 Reserve for Unearned Interest ••••••• 175,767.44 Demand Deposits ----- ..;"':-:.:.r:r~r-l'"."'.,.;."'t 2 1~6,635.62 Time Depos1t• ·-------C------------ 4,158,98011 ' '. •• ~ ~ SOFT BlANKET OF SNOW ... I 1'\. . J)r. Jiired R. Clll'IOY, Jr. .. .. ... , Capital Stock ··--------·····~---·-· ' $ 125;00Q.OO Surplus • ----- ••.•••.•. ·•·-'·· •- ··--175,000.00 Undivided Profits and ReJervea •••.•• 148;694._10 ',, ' 50 HERE .I AM COVERED &I A IT · IN ALL DII<ECTIONS ... ' p.'1 - Theodore T. Reed, Jr. Thereon, Johnson j, LI A BI LIT I E8 M L 1 ' n . IX I lll.ch.,., 97, I re11Mnt ol Rio Grande, dted Sundt1 In Holzer GALLIA county has at least 14 Kentucky Colon· ell. Last Wednesday Ed Reese, Lawrence Bastian!, Discharges - Jim Eblin. ! Art Darnbrough and Frank Haskins received their G. Riggins, Waldron, Mich. I commissions signed by Kentucky Governor Edward T. Births - Mrs . Earl E . HenPleaoanl Valley llolpilot i Breathitt. After the story appeared in Thursday's ry, Pt. Pleasant, daughter, Tribune, Dateline received word that Mrs. Marianne 5:16 a. m. Friday: Mrs. BUiy Admitted - Susan Archer, Campbell was commissioned a Colonel last spring, Joe Patterson, Rt. 2, Galli- Pt. Pleasant: Harrison Long, , during a Kentucky broadcasters meeting, and that polis, daughter, lt :42 a. m., Apple Grove ; Mrs. Furl Rog· Friday; Mrs. Raymond G. , ers, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Dar· Joe~wood became a Colonel on Nov . 29, 1961. +, • • ~ • Musgrave, Pt. Pleuant, ,, n, rell Herdman, Mt . Mto. , 5:19 p. m. Friday. Dllcharged - Laura Par' · . ENTY YEARS AGO, from the files of T h e Discbar&es - Mlsa Marilyn SOilS, Leon; Lyman Gillispie. D~ Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . City board · Ill' tducation to advertise for bids for grading of new Bayes, Ra!ph K. Blackwell, Gallipolis Ferry: Ernest Call, · ¥edrorlal Playground . . . Pt. Pl'easant slaps 60-41 Mrs. Katllcyn L. CollallaJI, MIA Pt. Pleasant: George R il•e d. n ",.te~t on GAHS basketball team . . . 0. M. Henking, Verna Cilde, Mrs. Nell eon,. . Letort. nors, Lindo C. Denny, JafMi l, .JIIrll;o-;Mr. and Mrs .. Qar· J8 .~es In LOs Angeles . . . Dairy association to be ·. • termed by Gallia countlans . . . Corporate charter is- F. Foose, Jollnnie A. Jack- lies Turner, Pt. son, Mrs . Amanda Neal, Mrs. i daughter: Mr. and ""''" Red to Blazer.Jenklns Concrete Co., of Gallipolis ••• 0. Sliattley Ervin, Mrs. Hobarl \ r~ll Herdman, MI. Alto, -,,fla. Llbean swamps Blue Devils on hardwood, _62·33. , I t " • . "DAN'S team won 20·0. DAVID PHALEN , The squad r~ived a huge trophy. Young Phalen plays :. several positions - nght tackle, linebacker, lefthalf, ~.. and is the fastest runner on the team. When the Lit· tlediAkeyes returned to Columbus they were greeted "fif'the Columbus Eastmoor band, their cheerlead· en a"iid parents. The team may accept an invitation to I. play in Hawaii next year." . PI. RECTORS ·" $7,025,057.27 ... 1HOBpltal. where •he h•d been a paM4111l1AG• LICENSES tient ilnt!t July . She wu a native of .Jam~• E. And~n:on, 32, Cbarlerton, the Gaee community and 11'11 bern on W. Vii .. 11.11.d Jo Ann And~n:on, 19, .July 8, 1869, daUiht~r ol .JuUua and Galtlpollt : Chart~• Pearl Lewla , 2» Hanna Gatet. She 11 aurv.l"ed b,. a Columbut, a nd Janet Louile Henry, dllUJi':hler and a aon. Mrs . Btdle l~. Bidwell; Bert s. O'Connor. 22. I Bernud or PhlladdPhla. Pa.. and Columbua. and Omil Jean Cook, 16, 1Charlet Belcher of Richwood, Va. S.r· Vinton: John Michael Neal, 11. Galli- vicH wen~ held Thursday mornlnl at POlb. and Bar~ara Ann Simmons. lll, CAlvary llapti•L Church In Rio GaJIIpolla. Grande and burial wu in Salem cemeiA!ry under direetlon of tbe Me· DEATHS Qjr WEEK Coy.Wetherhol\ Funer.t home. I Mn. Sarth Swlth•r Darst, 7,, a na. tt" of Gallta county, d.led TaeH.IJ' lAb Mler, tT, a brmer and rest. · evenlnl at the home of tl f!'r dad1hter dent of Bidwell. died early Friday 1n Hart."llle, 0 . She wu bom tn mornlnl In Hob:er. H011pltal. He wu Cheahlre twp_ on Mar ch J, 1881. the born ln Addllon townahip on May 4, dauahter of the late 1!:11 and M11ry 1898, aon of the late lobn and Sarah Fulton SwiRher. Her manlaae waa Butctl.,· Miller. He ne~r married. He to Harvey O.nt In Che1hire l.ft 111'08. ia aurvlved by a &later, Mn.. E!Jna He Preceded her in death on Jaa. 7, Goodall ol BkhreU. Two brolhera are 191m, Thl IUTVIVlRI daue hter ttl deceued. ServlcH will be held at 2 Mra. Tom (Lucille) Metcalf of Harti- p . m. SundaY at Mo::Coy't VInton Chap. Yille. Then an ..wn lranckhlldren el. Burial will be ta Fatrvtew eem• and. aix rreat rrand.chHdren A aur- tery. 1 " ---------------------- GOOD 6RIEF ! IT SNOWED " ,,.~AS:t:·, NIGHT ! cwdas ."' .' ASSETS Cash and Due frQm Banks ---------- • 733,347.92 U. S. Government Bonds -·-·-------~ 1,263,857.01 Other Bonds and Securities 459,248.90 Loans and Discounts -----~--4.451,934.51 Banking House, Equipnie-ni& "Liiiid·::. 114,393.92 Other A58ets j:l!7~;01, 1 • BOARD OF 'IRECTORS., .and CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION ·~ d aaf· .,,! ~by ~ . .A.I'IP 'IOLlR. , \~¥-. ~1:..01' 1~51- • Jl'raak.0' • • 0 - I ' 0 .. •••• • •• • -:fv~ . S~ENI "l'A"'S . €VALllA"ti~G .... 1\., ' --·· �,, ' .... :--.~ .-. . ~ "' .. .. .... .. ,., .. - . 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Massacre Sites By South Yietnam. � 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 15, 1967 bailes hall stowe