https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e2359495f1845fa867f25100e56b3895.pdf fbd252852a8a2c9e286f5e6947685756 PDF Text Text • ' VOL. T NO. 51 ·e nt. ELBERFELDS ARE . OPEN JONI<;,tiT . . . •.. FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 ,. ·.~, ,~ ' ' REGULAR 1.00 !A, SALE----------------- • • • • 0 • ' • • • • .;;v_ .• · ' ' Special Sale! ·Table CovetS';'· - SIZE' 52x521,69 , • • • • • • INC!HES < $2.50 . . .. . . . ... . . . . . . ... $3.75 ' ' ' Kentucky Fried Chicken Gra'\o'Y '1 P~eces 2.l9 - ... ..... ·- ' ! ' . . _. ~- ~- . ' .'r;.-•. •• \I ~·· : ' I • ..~j • FREEZE :.., cooK ...:: sERV;E · WA~ -~ "1- ' ONE DISH DOES THREE JOBS/ $5.00 HELMET - 1:1nldet!tl&d employlel of the . . Coat· &JmpiJIJ the be!Jrlet ot Dalton Grover, Itt. 2 Pomeroy, shortly after he died .of 1 atullln a slate fall at the J;llf!en Coal COmpany mine n~U' Pomeroy Fridq. · ' ' -~- -t! i, ~ ' ALL WHITE WITH BLUE CQR... Fj;OWEI .• '' • . •. I. ' . '·" Corning dishes are perfe<;l for use on aU types of nnges .:..... -oh 11\e.---Cf~ Ia the oven or under· the broiler. See the complete Une i>f saucepal\Ji !Ji!'lll'~ covered saucepots, bakilrg' disbes, petit• 'pana,..saucematera, ~ and oorcol*'>rs. See the na!ionaiiy lulown brands ~oldng ..uteniiJa· la.- · HousewaresDepartnient ·on .the:!,lainFioor. . . .. 5 , ....•..o... • • • ' Col. Sanders' Chicken 'rb . . · Take it from Ike Colonel •,. "it'• finger lickl11' gO<Hf'e ELBER~E~DS COlONEL SANDERS' RECIPE fritd &kflkta. - 4 ·-: ... IN . PO~lOY~'\~·~ · . ~ ~ · -•. .' ·- ~- • .-~r,..r ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY •nd SATURDAy ft41GMtS'T!L 9 .. STEAK HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO , • < COrlNING WEAR' . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . Ill ~ I . · ' . . ....... . ....... . . . ' ' Chicken rtti . Vinyl table cover with soft napped tabr ic bJick. Sc..U~~ed ~ges. Reil~a cracJt.. tng, peeling or - chipping. Checks, lacey patterns-in beauUfw color aelectioa.:' • ' • ., M' -~ • ' $1.25 • 52. 0 SIZE INCHES • ......_ , ,. . Size 27x27 inches-pinked edge-no hems t chafe or ravel Bleached Snowy White. , ~ · ., ... \ j • '• I i' toriay . All you have • • .... ··• - l.69 " Sale! Birdseye Diapers·c~-~~,.....:-·_ -·T _ DOZEN, . - iJ: pick i~: up and take it ~t.. The Strvict: is ' • .... . "' . ' wh':Tl folks uo«! to • ' lor I iritd chicken for Sunday · have Kentucky any day of the • ..' Nylon tricot panties with eiastie wajst ,and lea. T~ilored wUh fan!ol'!' Formlitl· Rogersquality.Styie2000inwbite.Sizes•to7. 1~ '· '· ... < ,' .• , seven days a week . eavy ... '• U.L.L.I..L.L"'r lcmemb~ .. Sale! Formfit Rogers . Panties · · ' • 3 2·50'. ~fix Sunday Ij ' ~ ~ J'. f\· Charter No. 1980 National Bank Region No. ' REPORT OF CONDITION OF The Pomeroy National Bank The llag-waV!ni. atudenta caJietl for SukorDo 10 face milillry tribunal on mplraey 1n ~~>~ Communtat coup of Oel. Army lrliij, • Get&;· Utomo, an aidl 14 OF POMEROY In the State of Ohio, at the Close of Buaines1 on December 31, 1960. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes. ASSETS Gl!ll. Subarto, met' Cuh, balances with ol~er banks, and cash items in . process of collection --------------------------- $1,023,302.21 Uruted States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed ------------------------- 3,399,101.97 Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions ------546,851.65 ~- bonds, notes, and debentures ----------------1,742.50 ~:ns and discounts -----·-·----·------------------ 3,399,207.85 assets ------------------·----------·-----·-· 57,239.00 0 I~ed er assets ------------·--------··--········-·--· 19,268.80 : I' ' ' INSIDE TODAY TOTAL ASSETS --------·-----·----··-----·-·- f8.'46,71S.78 LlAiliLITIES • Demand deposits of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations ----------·---··-- fl,843,215.61 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ----------------- 4,652,639.29 51,227.37 Deposits of United Stalea Government ------··-----570,172.94 DeJK!s~ls of States and political subdivisions --···--··Cerbfted and officers' checks etc 15,424.14 TOTAL DEPOSITS ' . --------------------------------- $7,932,679.35 Total demand deposit£ -- --- ---- $3,116,540.06 Total time and savinga deposits __ $4 816 139.29 TOTAL LIABILITIES ---·------------~---~----- !7,932,879.3$ ' I I l ' t ~ \ - CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Common stock-total par value --------··--··-----·- $ 100,000.00 No. shares authorized 4000 No. shares outstandin& 4000 ~~~~"3ed 300,000.00 R P ---------··---··--·-·--·---·-·· 109,534.43 eserves --·· ---------· --------------------------4,500.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ------·---------5l4,03U3 TOTAL LiABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $8.~.713.78 ·,:-o-fits·--:.. ·------···-·---·····---------· Studenb Sh- up In VU!tnamDreu The filth grade Of Mto. rna Wilson at Bradbory el"mei>·I tary scbool was Blirprlsed day when two of her atudenls peared in class wearillg t costumes of the women Of nam. . The two studeDia were eci the clolhinll by Kesler MEMORANDA Average of total deposita for the 15 calendar daya ending with call date --- ----------------·------ $7,985,950.14 Average of total loans for the 15 calendar claya · e1nding. with ~·~ date -- --..-----------·-------·· $3,409,730.21 , .Maxine Griffith, Cashier, of the abovHWned bank do hereby declare that this report of condition Ja true and correct to the best ot my knowledge and belief. MAXINE GBJF!1TH We, the undersigned directors attelt the eorrectneu ot this reo port of condition and declare that It bu beell e:amlned by Ul and to the b~st of our knowledge and beHef iJ true aDd correct. ' EDISON HOBSTE'f'l'ER ALFRED 11:. BLBJ!JlFILD :MANNING D. WEBSTER ' EGS ' TONIGHT thru TUIUDAY Janu•!f »~ Wolt~ · c j · "THI PIOHVING PRINCI .• .' OFDON!GAL" -Teclmjcolor- ReUb'. . ' . -· WoiUIIIMy'o "COUNTRY COYOTI lOIII . HOLL-Te<-!mi"'llo<Admlalon: 'lie " eo. " '~ •• ., '• hter McEDerJ Susan ~ ahtre, Tom Ad'.i'M.' Gordoi'l Jackson. Andrewttetr. 11oo1t . by IIAibert T. Dlreclol'l ~. 1 . ·~·' • souifl . .. "<.,[ • ' '',, •. ' • ,.· 1\illed Ill �. .. A'l'TRACTS NOTICF:: - Tbis "summer ·house" is * conversation piece to visi· tors In the Meigs area. It "sits" out over a cUff. It was buill by the late Ed Ebersbll~ ' and 11~ed for many parties ill the past. Tbe Pl'9' pertY now 1$ owned by Mt, and Mra. Leslie Fultz who . can li 'tb\!fr "Cabana.'' 'rile view. ~p~ tbe va ge point is trlnnendous, the ice ple~ · at ~d<lleport and Ken's Run I!P!,\Yer ~lng in view. The ."~~a!IJI" IS ~I the rear ot t!e FUltz ~Bence on Higb St., Lineolp IIIU. Mrs. Fultt !,y!lo ~ bad ~tGf! froiJI lvm.; stat~ In the Un· !on, ~It Ulem atnazed at how ..tlie house bangs over a cliU..,wbi'Ch ha1 a dl'Op of 1so feel , • ' ·' · ,, Missile !Qibllllutd !rom . page 1) : ~ I • ~.'.t. r, j, .... . j f •' ,. I . ' ' (. ~ ---~-- ·!'t ._· 2, . ' , ' "I . •• ·"""-' ... '. ' ' ' c ' · 1 r , , ' ; ., . '' ' : • ' .., ; .. '' .,. •.. ,._.r: ••.. · ,•. I If ' ',I I ' ~ petlim waa I ' ' ", serlouldy liljurell I ' • .' , ·~ ... ' '. • .. . . .. . ' , ' , . . ' r ' ' .. . ~ ·I'! , .-. •'' •, II• ) i:' ~· ~"'. 1_: r , • , ' I '' ' Today there are more things to see, read and do than ever before. · And we know it. .' .. • ~ , :. . I 'v"· ....,;. I • ' ' . <I' '• _, '• .' '· •'·' :NOW AVAilABll ·' ' ~~- At t~ :,; c; ... ' ,._ .. . .We'd better~ ' Our «apetition won't allpw us 1ib take you for granted. . . . .. .. ' . ' ... "' ... ' :.. ; The only way we kn<?W how to stay in business is to run a responsible, informative newspaper. Our business is news and information. . We provide more of it than any other business every day. .• ~· I .·tAaOLINA LUMBER ' " ' " ' • I; ' : ' . ' ' ' ., . ' . I r . • !1-• ' r· ' I . I ~-... After·all, there are plenty of.other ways you can spend your time. .'J:'Va--adio, newsmagazines, paperbacks-all compete for your attention and time. . · ) · Jh mostcities one has a choice.of several TV stations, many radio stations · plus hundreds of magazines and books. . .. ..'• .. . r . .• ~,.,' .. ·.; • ' Wttstay in bu'Sih~ss because p~ple want us to. get tir~d of us or bored or uninterested, you stop reading. '" \ .. ' ·e ,•• I . .. ; &1\1111~ ·. ~ 'i).c) Dtpot ' . \ ' .. �. .. A'l'TRACTS NOTICF:: - Tbis "summer ·house" is * conversation piece to visi· tors In the Meigs area. It "sits" out over a cUff. It was buill by the late Ed Ebersbll~ ' and 11~ed for many parties ill the past. Tbe Pl'9' pertY now 1$ owned by Mt, and Mra. Leslie Fultz who . can li 'tb\!fr "Cabana.'' 'rile view. ~p~ tbe va ge point is trlnnendous, the ice ple~ · at ~d<lleport and Ken's Run I!P!,\Yer ~lng in view. The ."~~a!IJI" IS ~I the rear ot t!e FUltz ~Bence on Higb St., Lineolp IIIU. Mrs. Fultt !,y!lo ~ bad ~tGf! froiJI lvm.; stat~ In the Un· !on, ~It Ulem atnazed at how ..tlie house bangs over a cliU..,wbi'Ch ha1 a dl'Op of 1so feel , • ' ·' · ,, Missile !Qibllllutd !rom . page 1) : ~ I • ~.'.t. r, j, .... . j f •' ,. I . ' ' (. ~ ---~-- ·!'t ._· 2, . ' , ' "I . •• ·"""-' ... '. ' ' ' c ' · 1 r , , ' ; ., . '' ' : • ' .., ; .. '' .,. •.. ,._.r: ••.. · ,•. I If ' ',I I ' ~ petlim waa I ' ' ", serlouldy liljurell I ' • .' , ·~ ... ' '. • .. . . .. . ' , ' , . . ' r ' ' .. . ~ ·I'! , .-. •'' •, II• ) i:' ~· ~"'. 1_: r , • , ' I '' ' Today there are more things to see, read and do than ever before. · And we know it. .' .. • ~ , :. . I 'v"· ....,;. I • ' ' . <I' '• _, '• .' '· •'·' :NOW AVAilABll ·' ' ~~- At t~ :,; c; ... ' ,._ .. . .We'd better~ ' Our «apetition won't allpw us 1ib take you for granted. . . . .. .. ' . ' ... "' ... ' :.. ; The only way we kn<?W how to stay in business is to run a responsible, informative newspaper. Our business is news and information. . We provide more of it than any other business every day. .• ~· I .·tAaOLINA LUMBER ' " ' " ' • I; ' : ' . ' ' ' ., . ' . I r . • !1-• ' r· ' I . I ~-... After·all, there are plenty of.other ways you can spend your time. .'J:'Va--adio, newsmagazines, paperbacks-all compete for your attention and time. . · ) · Jh mostcities one has a choice.of several TV stations, many radio stations · plus hundreds of magazines and books. . .. ..'• .. . r . .• ~,.,' .. ·.; • ' Wttstay in bu'Sih~ss because p~ple want us to. get tir~d of us or bored or uninterested, you stop reading. '" \ .. ' ·e ,•• I . .. ; &1\1111~ ·. ~ 'i).c) Dtpot ' . \ ' .. �• • I I I •• ... • 581'ears oo the River . Ago . I • • • PUBL!!IQO BY rBI OIDO VAU.Il' I'UBWIDNO COIIPANr • • a.... . JlleMni.S. l'ubiUMr ,_, r. Dotlwh, A4o. Dlr. Vm1011 Dow.., A.ltr. .Kgr, eM and effEJ · - till lfil¥t llf!MEJ Jlid loflf1 lllll!' for I \ l \ ' • # - B~ Dtclt Tlll¥AS 1•114 otallnC he 'lniUJI! lite to ,.. ~- QNJbotmd, wlllcll tell tl LoQitviJJe loll teai..W. ~ , . tho Kanawb(l Riwt. • tlod ""'"" bllMinl U. ,qot. Wonl of an U • ot..mhoat tum~ llllllle &ood, 11 JJ"8lble, Sullda~ II lrcmtoa, wu . rll.oed tho City of C!Dc!DMU, tho Green- la. 11, lilT - Wblle lllero II Tho Ruth, the Gill)' · . . . I:Yf'1badJ ,. )/Jtdlhfi,no "" tlerk't Whenooboub, whose his delaJ<;atiOIII. Hunter'• fri""'"' Tueecloy by the ltelmbQal Crui.. liDcl wid.the at more won oo the Konawbajllv- llo;arinc the elOI!IODII 011 lhe up- ulioep qulSly loft ~ sile!)nllllipi'.J roclted the volley .bojle he.J118Y be able to do 10. er and ropaln.,.,. eommmced. a.clnna!l aWIItii'C bettor wea. er then at w time In the Iaiit ·per Ohio IU.,..., llrivecl here Tho llulb ~ a wben he dlsappear!d wblle ,.... Bllllk <U~~~Iners thuo J•r he~e The sinklnc' of the boat at the lher COIII!Iti<w. . · quarter Ofl!illrJ, towboat ...,. ft001 Pitlabur&b QUi 1Q0t111Dc 1110'111 boodoa, ...,...,,. ~h.t 1'1111 u casbler of 1 Wood <OW:· been 111111ble to untanslo the Iron!Gn whirl wu allrllluted to Jlotldellll ' of lowlalids aloljg era are llndlllfl II dlfflellll "' blr. alter • perUcua trip lllro!llb lbi "'"' but ll!lllbt hllll. 11 ty, w..Va. bank In NOY~her bank'• boob and to fln4 oot u• the ftoozin& of the pipea wblth the Oblo ~.., ,oro ~ a rousten. ~o ...., needed to heavy Ice ftoos. Tho Rt!tb laid ~ Yl!rf etooe eoll. 1918, bJal!llgbled the tuver actjy llunler'• .Jhortage, wblch allowed tho huU to fill with ,.. ctluotrous Dood lboul4 the 1110111 help lutndJe tile ,reat shipmeot1 up here, Captoln Bortthrool< ... Dlver lld ~ Ill atlcittMU Nt!W1 $0 yean aao lblJ -k. I• rop>ried to hove heeD t40,000. ter. ro tff wllh a nla. There II a- of coal now beiDg made by wa· eldlnl tho Ice wu !Go ~'7 -ud on tht IOIIII:ea packet In the River Nowa of 1 n • 'rhe feolilti In WlJ!Iamlltown II was at llnl tllou&h.t tbal a bout IZ fQehoo of lltroulh- ter to southern marl<e,., Nearly to attempt a return lrif,. Gn,bautld until alto wu fktd. Jan. lll, 1~17 Galllpolla Dally aaalnst Hunta: Ia ve,Y Diller, mullkrat ha4 gnawecl a bolo out the valley. every boat !Aat reaeheo here. Navigation will mt he I$IIIID- od. '111t boat ll l8ld to hove Tribune, hero Is the aloly: we are!nfonned ~Y a citizen or through the bottom of the Grey. Tbo lll!ludly steel City, arlgl- with a eoal tow is lhort of men. I'd heJore some time .est week, .. . . . , . - CIJ'Iilial. Tbe GAyCaptain George W. llunler, tltat viUage. It Is also said INjl hound's hulL Dally the Plttllxtr&b • .Cinelnna:l Better wag.. offered tbao JJ then. ' ' .baulld wu . buUI II INDtoo In abaCitlldlng eat bier or the Wll· a reeling exists that others II&- The towboat MOIIiiDr, twDed packet VlrgWa or eom Deld ever beloro •!ill tietler me:tls . 1101, II llf foot looll, I1Pil 1tu liamatown, W. Va . National sides Hunter are In the mixup by the DiamllPil Coal Co., Pitta- fame, bas opln beoD rettamed are servl'd on lllo boats. Ju. fll, ltl7- Tho lee lltr maehl""7 off tho old 111)' LIM Bank, and f<Jnner otoambctat tltat brought about tlte banl:'s burgh, was eaugbt In the Ice a the EUI St. Loul.o. The Stet! , boul. as h.oavy h.ero as at Ill)' paekol ...,..._ The Greyboomcl elerk c.n the Kanawlto, C. W. clciwtiJalf. · Jew miles above Racine Tu... cr East Sl Loul.o, ltos beer Jaa. It, ltl7- The ri•er was point, it Is sale!. bas beoD fcx Mle f o r - lime. Bachelor, , Keys~Drtf State, and day and went .to the bell har- laid up at Cairo several mooths lull of th.o h.oavlest ancllllrgellt Tho Ruth, Captain Harry . other packets, ltos been heard 0'\'IIER JTEl,\IS of ru..r bor she eould finil. Caplalo owalUDI clevolopmento. cakes of ice oJ the· sea.on bofe Kraft, which arrived here from Ju. II, lt17 - '1!10 rinr II Jram. · · . News"l,n the 'Tribune of 50 Frank Robb, one of the pilots, · . this momi01. The ferrybo\tt Pittsburgh Friday, narrowly rislni npidly. The lot II \hiltHunter has wrlttea a lejter, years ago tell about a bout's went te bla home at Wellsburg. Ju, II, 1t17..: The river wu Francis is running. escaped being sunk and -~- alng out ~ ll aholll' JCIIO. poatmarked BuJfalo, fl. Y./ lo ,a ·elnklng, lbe weather and the Ice NavigaUoo tietweonPittsbttrgtt full o1 the heavl.. t and largest The towboat& Robh1 P. GUI· ed when she struek the bead of Tho bel'7 IIIIOWialJ eombllleol prominent W'illtam~town . btdl· the river here: and Louisville 11 BIIIJIOilded by cakes of Ice o1 the seasoo here ham and the D. T. Lane, 'rail- the guidewall qf the locit at with the anow and lot wll1 nessman seilding ' back .oome • the paclcets. The Tell City is lblJ J110r11in&. The Jerryboat roadlng their tows ell empties Steubenville. The accident hap- make a big river. A rile <J. tr valuable papers of eaplanatl<.m Jao. n, 1917- .The Bay Une , ~ id u~ at Plltsburgh. The City FrBIICis II nmttlng. behind, passed up Thursday Jor peDed wheu a fOi suddenly aet- bout II feet aoourretl Sunday 111111 a!WIJJ bf I , ....... wltlle the toll! the JOiut F. 01 ClovertiDIIJOt ll to ci\llff If: ' ar• ae!ivtliH. · . in . . SuacJjy, JIDU1r7 ~ 1M7 Ion by usmu an ingenious b calle~ the human ear repor are sayng: li~Jt" oi fll86k opm- from iortf: ~ce io go on 811 1h1f .. . District Nurses See New Special. Eq~ip~ent at Holzer . uuu.,- -~1:~·=· ~ ilf~#;; IZi o.r;r; llne. I Time employ001, 1110tber moaSUN Issue, a controversial matter to be studied by the State GOYthrouahout the stale, is upoct.. emment Committee, will be ltted to be one of the first bllll to troduced this Tuea4ay. he Oludled by the State Govern- Immediately on passage u mont committee. The DST V!l. EST ls!Uf! is one an eme~~ency measure, some 800 posrtions eamlng 1011 than of some controversy, even a. • ,. h uld •- raJ-~ NOTE HYPOTHERMIA UNIT- Discussing possible uses of the Aquamatle-~ . PORTAB.LE ~PIRATQR- Nollng possibilities of the Mor\;h Piston RespJr.. moog citizens of the %'llh house • 1.~ per our wo ~ Hypothermia Unit as they look it over are, left to right, Betty Plymale, Barbar&ator are, left to rigbt, Ann, Wickline, Holzer Hospital; Margaret Elljnan, Gallipolis district. 11 is the tlnd or blll no to that scale, which is the ftl• tlnDal mmlmum wage to become McKinley, and Barbara Brown of Holzer Hospttal, and Lurene Kirchner, Sheltering State ·Institute· Nancy Neasloney Athens State Hospital· and Beulalt ward, Holzer. sllte repreaentaUve, lnclu41ng elfectl F b 1 Arms Hospital, Athens. , . . . ' . . ' . ' . myself, enjoys taking a otand ve • ruary · on. Either way one votes, the '11re bill a!SC> would upgrade legislator Is wroua In the eyes 10me 25 cabinet positions to of ~ ,, ., . $22,880, $2'-960 or $27,538 and I am Jnterollted In all eom· '"' July I of lblJ year all other .' . Imo!llls by resldeoll In the dis· ponoonel thai are DOl already ' District 14, Nurses Assn. on the Issue. ovor-claMifted, will neelvo ao witnessed demonstrations by less than a 4\H Jt01 eoDt Jn. members of the nursing stllff I HAD AN opportunity to 100 crease. of Holzer Hospital of four ·· and chat with many people of In addltloll, - · tolehers or specialized equlpl!lenl \be dlslrlet last weet In Colum- and highway patralmeD wll1 reday in a regular meetina of tb~ . bos. eelve aD Of thell IDereaae OD association. t ' Many of them were there oo July I, lollead Ill stouere4 lttattendll\fl the annual eteUOI durin& the biennium. Trustees and Clerb Some per10111 In these clauot or lbe COI!Ventloll of may reeelve :JII)M per cent Ittof Elections officlala. creuot; otben I011, depettcllnc OD their pooWon. lralttinl and THE PAY RAISE bll1 for otate )'0111'1 of ...-.Jce. ed Its fervent Jaot ooem tel be a practleally unaolm"\'" ln wishing ft' IQlnJ, mini aftne. '&!e:tils 8ltd; pritn flllt aprelllfOir; • '/liM+ ' The SWIC!ay Tlmeo-Setttlnel, Sunday, Jallllll)' 22, UG7-I ~& KMDedy • ldanchealer boot Jeud bas won "'""' sympatlty lor UIJ u the roelpiOilt of 60me low blOWI, and It hUD't done .,. . gooc1 for Jil!ljtlfUU 1&1 -.. a lot of citJ.e'ns ...., Navlgati011 will be poerall1 l'OIWIIed, It Is oapected, 'triiiU 1 few 4111- --- - 'I'lie ~=tt lo liar! will> - lllOOtly nsblpplltl bntotlbt hero from Pitllburp W tho Ruth. Tbe 8h.ortdatt • Klrt Doet 111 Raeine Dam :4 wu plaeod 111 8 uJo blrbor beblDd the 1,.. ernmen1 Ice plefJ at lllclclliport la&t Friday. Representatives of the 99 dlatr!cts In tbe state legiJ1!at'!" were appointed to committees wbere tbe real work done, the week of January 15-21 ill the House. As a seconcl. term repre~entative, I was privileged be named to tbree key committees. I am vice-chail' man of the State Government oommlttee and also on tbe Agriculture and Conservation and Edue~tio11 Commit- by 11 blc trip ol !relgbt from h.o,.. BY RALPH WELKER (Editor's note-Following ue eomme111f by llllplt Welker, state repre~eatatlve of Melp, Gallfa and Albollll eoUJJtlea, preaented tD Inform bls eoJIIUtuellll of legislative aetlvtll01. W" · - Why is the word "Jnsurmountable" belng Ltsed so often by writers, commeu. !ators ond, of course, by critics of U S policy In refe-rring to such problems' ~ poverty, Vl.,tnam, Inflation, Internal strife and pfam ol1 immorality? Hasn't tho Uo!O. eel States run into things llll'e 11111 fllfr!il end wiggled ils way out lei eVeii sreater prO!J'rf"ss and success'! - MOJt mt-n are sincerely sorrY itJ Mft the football Sl'ason close- a feeUng heart. lJy tmsltared by most wives, who are sun 417 Dllnlnl· She will haft • The Dayllght Saving - Adam Clayton Powell e, to be strippec_J .of h;!! chairmanshi e House EducatJoD and Labor com : lJso long as his constituents voff j to represent them in congress 1if d keep his ..eal. And the con,;.esRliiRIJ low. searchmg de!inilely sltou!d not slop llith Keonedf! . ' Tbo C. C. llmrY• wll1 . . , . her lripo to H1llltiJtilott TUOf. The Hard Work of Session Jeos,Ie Powell. - Presid~nt Johnson cove·red so much ground In biS Stale of the Unioo speocb that the average citizen just couldn't soak It all up at one sitting. The President was at hls best on Vietnam. _,.lrolll ~·.. For How the Grass Roots are Bending .This fellow wl!o makes Jim!~ l,en- i., _, lfM~ .,;... M .._... • .---... ,... or, •..,... tall Suodlr 11 1Al 1adlJII. lM!lm•tter J111101 BiB Ill Delli • 4111<1 ·10 · flll!t of wow hero. • 1lljor .. a ~mely un~cJentific surveys of II!IPl """*" .._ a-,.... ...., ..The only real question i.!l which of them sbou!d do what." · -Business and government ldtl§t pull together for th. common interelt, sale! lblJ ·spokesman f<·r an industry w18eb is cur.rentJy sweating out the need tb accommo-. date itself to new government - directed safety requirements. And the dD!y way to get them to do that, to keep them from constantly c:>.1liding with each other as they work CJl common problfms, Is ''to draw boundaries between tflb.' "By. and large,'' said Ford, 41jovemmfl'.n' does well when it works In hanri8!f rltiJ: urban ~r than at {'ross-purposes with the dyri~ population hove 1r forces of ~ree- enterprise ... It does well old bounclartes. when it &ets the broad rules of the game What ... ...... !<lday Is perpps 1101 .. and it does poorly when It seeks to coO: lllUth boundari01, with hua10011 on trol business activities in detail. side and lovemment on the other 11 .. ··a_y and t.~ ..g,, business does wen wbeD bli4&01 hetriett the two. ' H ~ticks to n hat it knows best and has the Actually, Ford'• speech, C!SpOtlally fa lfl • r~ngest ince-ntives for accompll8hing. rejeetoo of the "rood-iuYa.veraua tlt8 J·.usmess cannot eliminate unemployment, bed-auys" BpProach to buoJnesa.to but each business can do ita competitive men relitons, laid a rood fOUII41tic>l.~ best to exp:!.nri its own sales and employ. sud! a bridge. The fOUD4iUon lbodfd irji ment. Business cannot stop inflation, but to be buUt upon. I I ' · Absconded ·Bank Cashier H1nts He~ ·Return to Make GOOd $40,000· ion .of Harvard Bared Another Cap to 1M ltidged · The real bow to st lite said Henry ord the l!jjjon•; 1!1'0 1r!JJ alioMJ ~th g~~ .of n~ll: . , .. ••biiq - .' I And Who Said Home I& SAfe · City folk who belieVe they've found an Island of safety In a sea of omog when th.oy enter tP.PiJo bomes are In lor 8 rude shock. · "The air Inside an averaao home Is actually more polluted titan the air outside It," as~erts. fg)to Hart Kornblueh, M.D. of ~e UoJV~rsH.v of Pennsylvania, 1n an inter. V1ew In the Health BuUelln. TOOugll horn• air polluUon bas been with us &nee prehistoric Umes, usually 1n the form of smok• from open fires today 11 Is ~ greater \Meat because 111 IOW'col .,.. both more ~mister and more subtle,., hi '' says. About 200 pounds of grease-laden moJs. ture_ are given off each year in the ag~ kitchen. This combines with othera;:: lutints so !Ita~ accordinj to Kontltlueb, . .. Haclo's BANQUET- The Middleport Yellow Jacket team feasted together for tbe last time 11 · of he Yellow Jacket squad. A dinner was given of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Brownell Ave., of the senior players preparing and dinner. Squad members are shown enjoying pre-game meal must have agreed with tbe . beat Pomeroy at Middleport Friday ev• of tbe aquad members, sbown being stwnbo, ore, left to right, Sonny 'aytt't'thVJla, Ray Hlndy, Jim Butcher and Bill .. ' .. ' . ~·---~·~,··· ;a·iMi'Iil·'. , · ·z--• ' . 'l ,-:- • ..'• '. ' ' 'I. .. \- ,. t • f �• • I I I •• ... • 581'ears oo the River . Ago . I • • • PUBL!!IQO BY rBI OIDO VAU.Il' I'UBWIDNO COIIPANr • • a.... . JlleMni.S. l'ubiUMr ,_, r. Dotlwh, A4o. Dlr. Vm1011 Dow.., A.ltr. .Kgr, eM and effEJ · - till lfil¥t llf!MEJ Jlid loflf1 lllll!' for I \ l \ ' • # - B~ Dtclt Tlll¥AS 1•114 otallnC he 'lniUJI! lite to ,.. ~- QNJbotmd, wlllcll tell tl LoQitviJJe loll teai..W. ~ , . tho Kanawb(l Riwt. • tlod ""'"" bllMinl U. ,qot. Wonl of an U • ot..mhoat tum~ llllllle &ood, 11 JJ"8lble, Sullda~ II lrcmtoa, wu . rll.oed tho City of C!Dc!DMU, tho Green- la. 11, lilT - Wblle lllero II Tho Ruth, the Gill)' · . . . I:Yf'1badJ ,. )/Jtdlhfi,no "" tlerk't Whenooboub, whose his delaJ<;atiOIII. Hunter'• fri""'"' Tueecloy by the ltelmbQal Crui.. liDcl wid.the at more won oo the Konawbajllv- llo;arinc the elOI!IODII 011 lhe up- ulioep qulSly loft ~ sile!)nllllipi'.J roclted the volley .bojle he.J118Y be able to do 10. er and ropaln.,.,. eommmced. a.clnna!l aWIItii'C bettor wea. er then at w time In the Iaiit ·per Ohio IU.,..., llrivecl here Tho llulb ~ a wben he dlsappear!d wblle ,.... Bllllk <U~~~Iners thuo J•r he~e The sinklnc' of the boat at the lher COIII!Iti<w. . · quarter Ofl!illrJ, towboat ...,. ft001 Pitlabur&b QUi 1Q0t111Dc 1110'111 boodoa, ...,...,,. ~h.t 1'1111 u casbler of 1 Wood <OW:· been 111111ble to untanslo the Iron!Gn whirl wu allrllluted to Jlotldellll ' of lowlalids aloljg era are llndlllfl II dlfflellll "' blr. alter • perUcua trip lllro!llb lbi "'"' but ll!lllbt hllll. 11 ty, w..Va. bank In NOY~her bank'• boob and to fln4 oot u• the ftoozin& of the pipea wblth the Oblo ~.., ,oro ~ a rousten. ~o ...., needed to heavy Ice ftoos. Tho Rt!tb laid ~ Yl!rf etooe eoll. 1918, bJal!llgbled the tuver actjy llunler'• .Jhortage, wblch allowed tho huU to fill with ,.. ctluotrous Dood lboul4 the 1110111 help lutndJe tile ,reat shipmeot1 up here, Captoln Bortthrool< ... Dlver lld ~ Ill atlcittMU Nt!W1 $0 yean aao lblJ -k. I• rop>ried to hove heeD t40,000. ter. ro tff wllh a nla. There II a- of coal now beiDg made by wa· eldlnl tho Ice wu !Go ~'7 -ud on tht IOIIII:ea packet In the River Nowa of 1 n • 'rhe feolilti In WlJ!Iamlltown II was at llnl tllou&h.t tbal a bout IZ fQehoo of lltroulh- ter to southern marl<e,., Nearly to attempt a return lrif,. Gn,bautld until alto wu fktd. Jan. lll, 1~17 Galllpolla Dally aaalnst Hunta: Ia ve,Y Diller, mullkrat ha4 gnawecl a bolo out the valley. every boat !Aat reaeheo here. Navigation will mt he I$IIIID- od. '111t boat ll l8ld to hove Tribune, hero Is the aloly: we are!nfonned ~Y a citizen or through the bottom of the Grey. Tbo lll!ludly steel City, arlgl- with a eoal tow is lhort of men. I'd heJore some time .est week, .. . . . , . - CIJ'Iilial. Tbe GAyCaptain George W. llunler, tltat viUage. It Is also said INjl hound's hulL Dally the Plttllxtr&b • .Cinelnna:l Better wag.. offered tbao JJ then. ' ' .baulld wu . buUI II INDtoo In abaCitlldlng eat bier or the Wll· a reeling exists that others II&- The towboat MOIIiiDr, twDed packet VlrgWa or eom Deld ever beloro •!ill tietler me:tls . 1101, II llf foot looll, I1Pil 1tu liamatown, W. Va . National sides Hunter are In the mixup by the DiamllPil Coal Co., Pitta- fame, bas opln beoD rettamed are servl'd on lllo boats. Ju. fll, ltl7- Tho lee lltr maehl""7 off tho old 111)' LIM Bank, and f<Jnner otoambctat tltat brought about tlte banl:'s burgh, was eaugbt In the Ice a the EUI St. Loul.o. The Stet! , boul. as h.oavy h.ero as at Ill)' paekol ...,..._ The Greyboomcl elerk c.n the Kanawlto, C. W. clciwtiJalf. · Jew miles above Racine Tu... cr East Sl Loul.o, ltos beer Jaa. It, ltl7- The ri•er was point, it Is sale!. bas beoD fcx Mle f o r - lime. Bachelor, , Keys~Drtf State, and day and went .to the bell har- laid up at Cairo several mooths lull of th.o h.oavlest ancllllrgellt Tho Ruth, Captain Harry . other packets, ltos been heard 0'\'IIER JTEl,\IS of ru..r bor she eould finil. Caplalo owalUDI clevolopmento. cakes of ice oJ the· sea.on bofe Kraft, which arrived here from Ju. II, lt17 - '1!10 rinr II Jram. · · . News"l,n the 'Tribune of 50 Frank Robb, one of the pilots, · . this momi01. The ferrybo\tt Pittsburgh Friday, narrowly rislni npidly. The lot II \hiltHunter has wrlttea a lejter, years ago tell about a bout's went te bla home at Wellsburg. Ju, II, 1t17..: The river wu Francis is running. escaped being sunk and -~- alng out ~ ll aholll' JCIIO. poatmarked BuJfalo, fl. Y./ lo ,a ·elnklng, lbe weather and the Ice NavigaUoo tietweonPittsbttrgtt full o1 the heavl.. t and largest The towboat& Robh1 P. GUI· ed when she struek the bead of Tho bel'7 IIIIOWialJ eombllleol prominent W'illtam~town . btdl· the river here: and Louisville 11 BIIIJIOilded by cakes of Ice o1 the seasoo here ham and the D. T. Lane, 'rail- the guidewall qf the locit at with the anow and lot wll1 nessman seilding ' back .oome • the paclcets. The Tell City is lblJ J110r11in&. The Jerryboat roadlng their tows ell empties Steubenville. The accident hap- make a big river. A rile <J. tr valuable papers of eaplanatl<.m Jao. n, 1917- .The Bay Une , ~ id u~ at Plltsburgh. The City FrBIICis II nmttlng. behind, passed up Thursday Jor peDed wheu a fOi suddenly aet- bout II feet aoourretl Sunday 111111 a!WIJJ bf I , ....... wltlle the toll! the JOiut F. 01 ClovertiDIIJOt ll to ci\llff If: ' ar• ae!ivtliH. · . in . . SuacJjy, JIDU1r7 ~ 1M7 Ion by usmu an ingenious b calle~ the human ear repor are sayng: li~Jt" oi fll86k opm- from iortf: ~ce io go on 811 1h1f .. . District Nurses See New Special. Eq~ip~ent at Holzer . uuu.,- -~1:~·=· ~ ilf~#;; IZi o.r;r; llne. I Time employ001, 1110tber moaSUN Issue, a controversial matter to be studied by the State GOYthrouahout the stale, is upoct.. emment Committee, will be ltted to be one of the first bllll to troduced this Tuea4ay. he Oludled by the State Govern- Immediately on passage u mont committee. The DST V!l. EST ls!Uf! is one an eme~~ency measure, some 800 posrtions eamlng 1011 than of some controversy, even a. • ,. h uld •- raJ-~ NOTE HYPOTHERMIA UNIT- Discussing possible uses of the Aquamatle-~ . PORTAB.LE ~PIRATQR- Nollng possibilities of the Mor\;h Piston RespJr.. moog citizens of the %'llh house • 1.~ per our wo ~ Hypothermia Unit as they look it over are, left to right, Betty Plymale, Barbar&ator are, left to rigbt, Ann, Wickline, Holzer Hospital; Margaret Elljnan, Gallipolis district. 11 is the tlnd or blll no to that scale, which is the ftl• tlnDal mmlmum wage to become McKinley, and Barbara Brown of Holzer Hospttal, and Lurene Kirchner, Sheltering State ·Institute· Nancy Neasloney Athens State Hospital· and Beulalt ward, Holzer. sllte repreaentaUve, lnclu41ng elfectl F b 1 Arms Hospital, Athens. , . . . ' . . ' . ' . myself, enjoys taking a otand ve • ruary · on. Either way one votes, the '11re bill a!SC> would upgrade legislator Is wroua In the eyes 10me 25 cabinet positions to of ~ ,, ., . $22,880, $2'-960 or $27,538 and I am Jnterollted In all eom· '"' July I of lblJ year all other .' . Imo!llls by resldeoll In the dis· ponoonel thai are DOl already ' District 14, Nurses Assn. on the Issue. ovor-claMifted, will neelvo ao witnessed demonstrations by less than a 4\H Jt01 eoDt Jn. members of the nursing stllff I HAD AN opportunity to 100 crease. of Holzer Hospital of four ·· and chat with many people of In addltloll, - · tolehers or specialized equlpl!lenl \be dlslrlet last weet In Colum- and highway patralmeD wll1 reday in a regular meetina of tb~ . bos. eelve aD Of thell IDereaae OD association. t ' Many of them were there oo July I, lollead Ill stouere4 lttattendll\fl the annual eteUOI durin& the biennium. Trustees and Clerb Some per10111 In these clauot or lbe COI!Ventloll of may reeelve :JII)M per cent Ittof Elections officlala. creuot; otben I011, depettcllnc OD their pooWon. lralttinl and THE PAY RAISE bll1 for otate )'0111'1 of ...-.Jce. ed Its fervent Jaot ooem tel be a practleally unaolm"\'" ln wishing ft' IQlnJ, mini aftne. '&!e:tils 8ltd; pritn flllt aprelllfOir; • '/liM+ ' The SWIC!ay Tlmeo-Setttlnel, Sunday, Jallllll)' 22, UG7-I ~& KMDedy • ldanchealer boot Jeud bas won "'""' sympatlty lor UIJ u the roelpiOilt of 60me low blOWI, and It hUD't done .,. . gooc1 for Jil!ljtlfUU 1&1 -.. a lot of citJ.e'ns ...., Navlgati011 will be poerall1 l'OIWIIed, It Is oapected, 'triiiU 1 few 4111- --- - 'I'lie ~=tt lo liar! will> - lllOOtly nsblpplltl bntotlbt hero from Pitllburp W tho Ruth. Tbe 8h.ortdatt • Klrt Doet 111 Raeine Dam :4 wu plaeod 111 8 uJo blrbor beblDd the 1,.. ernmen1 Ice plefJ at lllclclliport la&t Friday. Representatives of the 99 dlatr!cts In tbe state legiJ1!at'!" were appointed to committees wbere tbe real work done, the week of January 15-21 ill the House. As a seconcl. term repre~entative, I was privileged be named to tbree key committees. I am vice-chail' man of the State Government oommlttee and also on tbe Agriculture and Conservation and Edue~tio11 Commit- by 11 blc trip ol !relgbt from h.o,.. BY RALPH WELKER (Editor's note-Following ue eomme111f by llllplt Welker, state repre~eatatlve of Melp, Gallfa and Albollll eoUJJtlea, preaented tD Inform bls eoJIIUtuellll of legislative aetlvtll01. W" · - Why is the word "Jnsurmountable" belng Ltsed so often by writers, commeu. !ators ond, of course, by critics of U S policy In refe-rring to such problems' ~ poverty, Vl.,tnam, Inflation, Internal strife and pfam ol1 immorality? Hasn't tho Uo!O. eel States run into things llll'e 11111 fllfr!il end wiggled ils way out lei eVeii sreater prO!J'rf"ss and success'! - MOJt mt-n are sincerely sorrY itJ Mft the football Sl'ason close- a feeUng heart. lJy tmsltared by most wives, who are sun 417 Dllnlnl· She will haft • The Dayllght Saving - Adam Clayton Powell e, to be strippec_J .of h;!! chairmanshi e House EducatJoD and Labor com : lJso long as his constituents voff j to represent them in congress 1if d keep his ..eal. And the con,;.esRliiRIJ low. searchmg de!inilely sltou!d not slop llith Keonedf! . ' Tbo C. C. llmrY• wll1 . . , . her lripo to H1llltiJtilott TUOf. The Hard Work of Session Jeos,Ie Powell. - Presid~nt Johnson cove·red so much ground In biS Stale of the Unioo speocb that the average citizen just couldn't soak It all up at one sitting. The President was at hls best on Vietnam. _,.lrolll ~·.. For How the Grass Roots are Bending .This fellow wl!o makes Jim!~ l,en- i., _, lfM~ .,;... M .._... • .---... ,... or, •..,... tall Suodlr 11 1Al 1adlJII. lM!lm•tter J111101 BiB Ill Delli • 4111<1 ·10 · flll!t of wow hero. • 1lljor .. a ~mely un~cJentific surveys of II!IPl """*" .._ a-,.... ...., ..The only real question i.!l which of them sbou!d do what." · -Business and government ldtl§t pull together for th. common interelt, sale! lblJ ·spokesman f<·r an industry w18eb is cur.rentJy sweating out the need tb accommo-. date itself to new government - directed safety requirements. And the dD!y way to get them to do that, to keep them from constantly c:>.1liding with each other as they work CJl common problfms, Is ''to draw boundaries between tflb.' "By. and large,'' said Ford, 41jovemmfl'.n' does well when it works In hanri8!f rltiJ: urban ~r than at {'ross-purposes with the dyri~ population hove 1r forces of ~ree- enterprise ... It does well old bounclartes. when it &ets the broad rules of the game What ... ...... !<lday Is perpps 1101 .. and it does poorly when It seeks to coO: lllUth boundari01, with hua10011 on trol business activities in detail. side and lovemment on the other 11 .. ··a_y and t.~ ..g,, business does wen wbeD bli4&01 hetriett the two. ' H ~ticks to n hat it knows best and has the Actually, Ford'• speech, C!SpOtlally fa lfl • r~ngest ince-ntives for accompll8hing. rejeetoo of the "rood-iuYa.veraua tlt8 J·.usmess cannot eliminate unemployment, bed-auys" BpProach to buoJnesa.to but each business can do ita competitive men relitons, laid a rood fOUII41tic>l.~ best to exp:!.nri its own sales and employ. sud! a bridge. The fOUD4iUon lbodfd irji ment. Business cannot stop inflation, but to be buUt upon. I I ' · Absconded ·Bank Cashier H1nts He~ ·Return to Make GOOd $40,000· ion .of Harvard Bared Another Cap to 1M ltidged · The real bow to st lite said Henry ord the l!jjjon•; 1!1'0 1r!JJ alioMJ ~th g~~ .of n~ll: . , .. ••biiq - .' I And Who Said Home I& SAfe · City folk who belieVe they've found an Island of safety In a sea of omog when th.oy enter tP.PiJo bomes are In lor 8 rude shock. · "The air Inside an averaao home Is actually more polluted titan the air outside It," as~erts. fg)to Hart Kornblueh, M.D. of ~e UoJV~rsH.v of Pennsylvania, 1n an inter. V1ew In the Health BuUelln. TOOugll horn• air polluUon bas been with us &nee prehistoric Umes, usually 1n the form of smok• from open fires today 11 Is ~ greater \Meat because 111 IOW'col .,.. both more ~mister and more subtle,., hi '' says. About 200 pounds of grease-laden moJs. ture_ are given off each year in the ag~ kitchen. This combines with othera;:: lutints so !Ita~ accordinj to Kontltlueb, . .. Haclo's BANQUET- The Middleport Yellow Jacket team feasted together for tbe last time 11 · of he Yellow Jacket squad. A dinner was given of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Brownell Ave., of the senior players preparing and dinner. Squad members are shown enjoying pre-game meal must have agreed with tbe . beat Pomeroy at Middleport Friday ev• of tbe aquad members, sbown being stwnbo, ore, left to right, Sonny 'aytt't'thVJla, Ray Hlndy, Jim Butcher and Bill .. ' .. ' . ~·---~·~,··· ;a·iMi'Iil·'. , · ·z--• ' . 'l ,-:- • ..'• '. ' ' 'I. .. \- ,. t • f �• • '' • •• • • 'l'ittmll..:! liIll II t.I vi.""J'WPtllllll IINfe. 1111 llnl 111M a lila ~ """OII'f«< fC\ ~ TerHII II .,.__ ,.,_. "'" alnce Fred Allaire l!ld IIIJ ll5o lo ..... lfiiMI' Y"""7 . I!Mflll '1111110111 will& lit lllled tlrJ1 1111 lllloq-ltllbl lllllllol4- let .w.lt 11\11111 "' llltlr ._. !lam. wbo -'1 1!f Ill ...._.. llull6aPI .. ~ two Cflnlt ~11111·'' lftYIII!If llle ~"" fOld .....,. 11m linn tiPIId • f t lllftl it .,_ Jn 'INII "' It rill. '11 tl wimter ollfr' M 1 lldl!lillf lrlllt tleaP t1 tw ChroOiala IKMIIIIft . : : : lldiiGI' D1a11 PIIMII 11!1 lllflt "nlll..ld" II =11 -II 1101111 IIIII llllkl Ttmll I lllrtlllllo Pl!lltu ol 1111. Ill Ull AllrOIIaml un!MIIIt p& Mlllnl'' w1111 11 ""* JfOlliiiiOIIII 1M~-•••1114 prov~U !:;.=~" lk! '' :A,apol..,ldUII. Warm ,..tela_JJf n .... ..PMfli I Jiiillweol, Florldo ud New 1111111 • ~needs no pl1ony bulk!- .,•." . \~T - •=== ~ -·-- m -. II THE··8tf HP 11111·1 'NI~ ' MEIGS EQUIPM~NT CO. ' . •••, Mlltt••ritrtl Httplt•l PHONI ttN1P6 ' ,_.., . . ~ tit . . . . . .. ' . thtLiw.t ... . ' "I 511... OIDIR FIOM LANDMUK NOW FE EXCITING MOVIES ' .... "l111ltl In: Jrtnit, OtrmAny, fJtin; Mtlltnd, ln11ltncl •nil! Othtr klutifvl k1ttien1. \ !• ' ' COME TO POITAILE SPACE HEATERS a 8I~N iQ@Or~in~ t~ f OYr . -JOHN DEERE DAY '67 n@@da "":" OO.OOQ tg Mfiti,OOO Jl,'f,U, cliiM@i. Dum l!tlrOII@M Ill' fJ 1\l~J'IliJ, Wed., Jan. 25 at 10:30 am Learn and llrofit frclm "Opportunitlll I ~UIIItH "'CI D&MONITIIATIONI . 6J" YOUR PARM IUI'PI.YCINTIIt , ,., WILL Bl IIIVID Centrol Soya ['' .; VANCO EQUIP. CO. ! PIIJOII.YHOMPION =. I': Free Agent Draft Set ]an • 28 bl~.. l: of ·Ohio ' ' • ;. '· ' ' • .... will" llllllallllt ~ predl;llogJ lllriflllalll; alii U..lodtD'to lfni\WI 11M! fltnk ., . In 1\Jne IJieY lelt fllf l'!eul! • . (II Tatlll1 1111 WIA < tw ~Ill lh~ ~Hall K" J., to wtiP If Frfi!ICI"t lrtlto tiiUij, ~ MMi 8\111,' I"' ~ IIIJ ..ut wltlt ~ n lltlil • _. 11111 ""It vo~~talfllliUVJWt!PI •~ ~ ~' 011 ~"w. u. II 1 Jot ~ 1lbo htt Ill ' " WI '"''eeTeel baa ~ to lit 11M IIIIMII., 111 tv will! Clllntll' ~,·• Pwbfl1l qld. All II 1111 ..IIW• ~ etay, lavon I h e IIQ II ' iGI!I ~. ~ . Slid tile aeuflla _. ·~ ~In!'!' 11t11 ~ = ,III'L~'t entMJCIL Jle 1w M rJ&hl.. 11 lfo. ' 1114 .. !)'; 1 .... liP' II • JliiOI!Y .. "" ~ ~~~ _ , ""' ..,...,. ~~Ill 1111 IIIII 'Y blllltluo, IMn llll t\'111 • 1111 • ..,ship ))out. till VII -IIIIIIP 4•• ' - II Ill' OOIIdlllll!llllln lh!JIIIIt will Ill Ill ~~wilt II IIIII·" r:"'"# ~ftC'*"..:r:: :r . a.r 1:.=.:wn• n ,_. "" iiJftrllllal, , "ihe1\-r....llllll tioallll Ill 1111t 1111 1967 Feed Grain ==" . ' �• • '' • •• • • 'l'ittmll..:! liIll II t.I vi.""J'WPtllllll IINfe. 1111 llnl 111M a lila ~ """OII'f«< fC\ ~ TerHII II .,.__ ,.,_. "'" alnce Fred Allaire l!ld IIIJ ll5o lo ..... lfiiMI' Y"""7 . I!Mflll '1111110111 will& lit lllled tlrJ1 1111 lllloq-ltllbl lllllllol4- let .w.lt 11\11111 "' llltlr ._. !lam. wbo -'1 1!f Ill ...._.. llull6aPI .. ~ two Cflnlt ~11111·'' lftYIII!If llle ~"" fOld .....,. 11m linn tiPIId • f t lllftl it .,_ Jn 'INII "' It rill. 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"" ~ ~~~ _ , ""' ..,...,. ~~Ill 1111 IIIII 'Y blllltluo, IMn llll t\'111 • 1111 • ..,ship ))out. till VII -IIIIIIP 4•• ' - II Ill' OOIIdlllll!llllln lh!JIIIIt will Ill Ill ~~wilt II IIIII·" r:"'"# ~ftC'*"..:r:: :r . a.r 1:.=.:wn• n ,_. "" iiJftrllllal, , "ihe1\-r....llllll tioallll Ill 1111t 1111 1967 Feed Grain ==" . ' �) t • ~ ' . ' That last game F'riday night at Middleport between the Pomeroy pantbers and the Middleport J~ckets unles~ toumey time brings tbem together agam - was one to remember. h Fo rd When it ended. one second after Pant er rw~ Bill Radford put in a bunny wtth the Jackets standmg together idly in a corner , the ~'!_!ead ~1-50, for the_ Jackets. M k T hill I OJ· They had won with a second 1:07 ~r anne • hal! rally after a cold first halt up. 48-46, Middleport. . - i7 for 29 from the field ! o--32 - Steve . Pullen. fret • ~ which didn 't catch the fi red up throw. 49-46, Middleport. ,., ·Panthers until 30 sf'COndS were ~ : 19 - logan, layup, •He, gone in the final quarter. Bill Middleport. . · Davi! got his seventh field I 0:04 - Tannehill. both one goal of the night on 8 layup and . and ones, !)!~ . Middleport. iJ was 40-39 for MHS. 0,04-- Radford, bunny, 51-50, From that point to the end Mlddl•port. here is how It went ; The Panthers opened up the 7:00 - Bill MoorP, jumper , firs! quarter as if ttley were 1_.0, Pom2roy. playing against rinky dinks. 6:40 - Bill Davis, layup. 42· They led 12-4 with 1:30 left. 41 , Middleport. Logan was geUing in close and 5: H - Moore , jumper. 43-4l . Whaley already was warm from Pomeroy. oulside. Each got five points. 4:21 - Asa Bradbury, 20 [eet 44-43, t>l iddleport. Beginning the second period, 3:23 _ Moore, layup, 45-44, 1 it was 13-7 for the Pant~rs, ·Pomeroy. 1Whalr y. Radford and Don Swash2: 56 - B. Davis, layup, 46- er hit fielders and it was 19-3 45. Midd leport. aft r:>r Tannehill gat . in one M 2:00 - Ron Logan. Pomeroy, : two free throws, 'I.'Jth 5:53 left. mi!'!;ses Iret> thro w· 46- 45. Mid· MHS coach Carl Wolfe put · · · dleport . 'on the run court press and in Mlddl rt b k !ball .. , ..1. J In 1:37 - Bob Whal ey. Pomeroy, 70 seco nds the Jackets trailed TIP-OFF - This scene began the last regular season Pomeroyepo as e game ever. ump g two lree 1hrows, ma kos second, only two. at !9-! 7. Tannehill center lor the two schools, who have consolidated athletic programs next year along with - Ru~and, are Mark 46 al l. __ . with tour points. Bill Davis Tannehill, Middleport and Ronnie Logan, Potneroy. Watlmg lor the ball to come down, left to ngh_t, are Mtddle1three and Bradbury 2 fashioned . port's Don Nelson . {44), Panther Sen! or Bill Radford (13) and Jackel Semor Asa Btadbury {24). Middleport won 0:.. 1·: , the comeba ck. h:::. e.<>g:: am :::.: • .:5:.:1.: ·5:.: · -----------~--- - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - I j Jackson Takes Over First 'In SEOAL After 64-60 Win Th~ Jack~n lroomen grab· bed off fi-t plaee In a scram!,; . led SEOAL basketball race Friday night w1lh a -64-60 victory over visiting Logan In a e~ff·hanger play~ !letore a paeked gymnasium at Jackson. · ' Jackson P!aeed four ,players tn double seortng flgul'OS led by Monty GiUUand's I~ potitts u they contriolled the . bo:mls and outshot the C!ti~!tallts !rom - the noor. Coach Dave Flahe~'s , lronmen led at the end of eacti qoarter by scores of 11-.!1, 21-24, aljd 40-39, but Logan dl4 enjoy two leads during the. hard-IOIJibl contest. Both Chieltatn leads eame In ·the third period but the Ironmen came back to emerge with a 40-39 lead at the end of that period. Early tn the final period Jackson built up an elgbt point lead and then staved off Logan to notcb their seventh leaglle victory and their ninth In all games. Bacldng up Glllilaod's 18 But by halftime, Coach Russ Moore's boys had pulled out to I -The a 26-20 lead. Whaley got three, 1Logan and Radford two. MHS 1was down 26-lt with two sec1111~ 1onds left when Pullen's off ball a nee desperation 30 footer went By JOE ST. AMANT here it Is the middle of the Rams plan• <0 star Offensively the West hos throu gh for a halftime count of United Press Jaternutional basketball season. Baltimore's Johnny Unitas at Packer tackle< Bob Skoron, ki '26-20. LOS ANGELES (UPI)-The Despite the date, a crowd of quarterback but indicated he and Forrest Gregg tn addition I THIRD QUARTER '1 1966-67 Iootball season ;!ives ;t• about 50,1100 was predicted. T~e will give equal playing lime to to Starr. SEIJAL VARSITY last gasp belatedly Sunday with game will be teleca•t nationally Green Bay's Bart Sarr, tne Starr and Davis were chosen TEAM W L P OP . The Panthers went out front the t7:h annual Pro Bowl game on the CBS network but wm be NFL player of the year. co-captains or the 35-man squad. Jackson .. .. 9 4 876 781 ,35-28 with 3:35 left in the third ! and the West All-Star squad, blacked out In the Los Angeles Unitas has played in nine Pro East Leaden Middleport 8 3 651 613 quarter and finished It wltb : bulwarked ·by eight players areas. Kickoff Is at 4 p.m. EST. Bowls and was voted outstand- The East elected Dallas Nelsonville 7 4 664 604 139. points. But i~ the last 3'h: 1 from the world champion Green quarterbac Don Meredith aod West Favored ir.g player in three games. Athens .. .. . 6 5 538 544 i mmutes, Bradbury, Pullen, and ; Bay Packers Is ravored to beat Fans who like to gamble on T11e West delense will have a St. Louis safety Larry Wilsoo as Pomeroy .. 6 5 659 685 Bill Davis between them got : the speedier' East. this sort of thing ·were gh•ing 1 strong Packer flavor.- tackle leaders. Logan . . .. .... 5 8 8ll 847 . 10 pomts to trail Pomeroy by ! The Pro Bowl ordinarily E:ight points to back the favored Henry Joraan, end Willie Davls, E;lst coacb Tom Landry •Jf Gallipolis . , . .. . 4 8 721 758 1one, at 39--38. l would have been pla)ed laf:t West which leads in the series, linebacker Dave Robinson and Dallas ha9 a strong nucleus Wellston . . .. .. 3 10 82i 905 It B db h 1 th ! Sunday but that date was pre- 110-6. backs Herb Adderley and Willie fr&m his Cowboys, champions of 0 the NFL Eastern Conference, \third w:~art~~ k~~~ ; , J:cket~ ' em~d by the Super Bowl ar.d West coacb George Allen of Wood. SEOAL VARSITY \in tile game. He got 10 of his TEAM W L p OP 14 points of the night in tflat Jackson 7 3 867 604 period, hitting five 14 to 16 loot Middleport , . 6 3 S23 527 jumpers off his drive. Nelsonville . , , . 5 3 500 450 1 Bill Davis was high lor both Athens .. · .. .. . S 3 408 396 teams with 19 points. Whaley Logan .... . . I 4 582 571 iled the Pantbers with 17. MHS Wellston's Golden Rockets, teams had battled nip and , In the final two minutes of free throws while Wellson made Pomeroy .. .. . 4 S 5>2 585 outrebounded PHS 30-18 w t th holding down, seventh place in ' tuck throughout the opening per- :play, the Bulldogs were never good on eight of 12 at the !ine. Wellston 3 7 61> li!ill l Tan~ehtll gettmg 14 and B11! tile SEOAL, pulled off one or iod, but the Rockets took tho ! more than three points behind, Steve Jeffers led the Rockets Gallipolis .. .. . I 8 51~ 561i :PavJS 9 for Mtddleport. Logan 1 the season's iJiggeot up"'t Fri· llead for good early in the sec· !but Wellston elected to keep with Ia pomts whlle Mark Hay· TOTALS 36 36 435,4:157 ted PHS reboundmg With 13 of day night by edging the Athens ,ond period at 20-19 and were ,shootmg and avmd a_ stalling burn added 14. l•t.s 18. : Bulldogs 54·51 in the Athens never again behind as they game, and maintained their Jack Clark returned to the I SEOAL RESF-RVES i Mtddleport was 21 for ii6 from 'I riflepit. , held a 34-23 halftime lead. three-point lead until the final Athens' lineup from a one I TEAM W L P OP the field for 38 per cent. Pt~m· 1 , buner. month illness to lead his team Nelsonville .. .. 8 0 362 2Ha eroy .,as 20 for 46, or 43 per . The upset knocked the Bull· [ Coach John Derrow s Rockets I with 16 points with curt Heady Athens . . . . . . . . 7 1 324 246 rent. They were near even at 1 dogs out of first place in the ~nti~ued their fine floor sb.o?t- The Rockets hi~ a sizzling 50 . rhipping in with 15. ,Jackson .• •. .6 4 386 362 the free line, MiddlepOrt cash- loop standings and they tumo- mg 1q the sec.ond h~lf whde . per cent of . theu shots fro_m The oox score: Wellston .. .. 6 4 474 421 mg 9 of 14, Pomeroy 10 ot 14. ]led Into a tie lor third place lhe u! ually r~ltable Bn l hlo ~' the floor gettmg 23 of 46 whtle WELLSTON (54) Pomeroy .. . .. . 3 6 32.'J 41~ Each team had 10 turnovers. iwith NeiS?nv~Ie. a 65--53 victor failed on _numerous chances at !Athens wa s 20 of 47 for 44 per Hayburn 6--2- 14 ; Jeffers&Logan . .. ... 3 6 390 382 The vi ctory was the Jackets' :over Qalhpohs. . ithe foul hne. At the end of the cent. 3- 15; Downard 3- 1- 7; LavenMiddleport .. .. 2 7 389 429 fourth straight in seven _days. I Wellston emerg.,d with a !6· : third period Wellston held a 44- 1 Coach Charlie McAfee's Bull· der .6-0-l?.: McManus 0-2-2: Gallipolis .. .. I 8 294 392 ' , They were out to make It ftve 15 first quarter lead after Uoe 39 lead. dogs converted only 11 of 25 Milltken 2-0---4; TOTALS 23TOTALS 31 3i 2114! 294! .Saturday night at Wahama. In - - - - -- -------8-54. 1966-67 Grid Campaign Ends Today 1 - BeiMits Qalm First Cage mwaln ~eol s llistory, Decided On F• onl Sliots ' • -- nd . . , Kyger Sunday Time$-Sentinel Yellow Jackets Take Over Seeond Place In SEO Loop -70Tritiiiip Rnlly v~... • ~ .._ ""'"'-~ Eagles Drup 60-42 Bat le ~ ,vmttin coont'y I.o • Vlk!Oc•· ' " ! • 1 i 1 In winning Jackson conned· ed on 24 of 61 shots for U per cent while Logan made good on 23 of 65 for 35 per cent. Jack· son controlled the boards by outreboundlng Logan G-311. The bo• il"'re: LOGAN 1•1 Brooker o-2-2· Cruise to-2: Mike w~ 2+-t: Westfall 0-1-1· Angle 0--1--1· Mart Weiland t: Kem...,: 3-5-11· Stone 11-G-lf• Poston io 7--4-1~ TOTAUI U..:tt-410. JACKSON (N) Mount 4-1-J· Nulllns 11-111; Glasgow S-i-tS; Howe 113-U: GUWancl $-f-IJ. TOT· ALS 24-16-64. Score by quarters: Logan , 1 it 311 80 Jackson 11 21 40 M Reserve oeore: Jackson 10 Logan '1/. ' Sunday Times-sentine~ Sunday, Januacy 22, 11167 USED CARS and WUtH4$ ' I . <Nrftet . Nei'StJftville 1~ipg Gnllipvlis now ro :Ftt A 65- 53 Po,. Si:t·t li Sttvai~ht Win ~ . /.~/i ?aat .Y~ These .SharpiEfS INTO ANY BUDGET! I Malibu 4 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. traM. Power iteftl. ing. Radio and heater. White sldewaJl. 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Haskins-Tanner's Semi Annual CLEARANCE i:vH tiL a:OO KARM & VAN ZAN~t MANY MORE USED CARS KEITH GOBLE FORD $3500 Ful1 power eQuipment, radio. white sidewall tires, tinted glass, tilt~steering wheel. cruise control, Autronic eye, comfort control air-conditioning. Impala 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. traM. Power steering, Radio and heater. Air conditioned. Powlll' brakeo. : In four years of competition B~lpre's Golden Eagles Friday night in a non - league : 18: Mitchell 0--1- 1; H. Sneigle Eblin 1--0--2; Sams 1-0-2: •between Coaciles Wolfe and bombed the visiting Rutland cage tilt. ' 6- 1- 13; Walker 6--0-12; Cain Handley 1.....:1-5. TOTALS 20' Moore, Wolle now is ahead, 5-4. Red Devils by 8 68-31 margin The Washington County team 1--0-2 ; M. Sneigle 5-3- 13. 11- 51. In the reserve game the - - - ... _. · · -· · - · led 13.S at the end ()( the first Totals 311-8-. Score by quarters: Jackets evened their 1067 seaNBA StandingB perind, 37-16 at halftime and , Rutland - Weber 2- 1- 5: Wellston 16 34 44 54 son record with lhe Panthers by By United Pres& loternatlonal 53-Zl at lhe close of the th1rd Hawktns 4-2-10; Knorr !-2- Athens 15 23 39 5t winning 38-30 after being tied Eastern Division quarter. Resf!rve se<~re : Athens 49, 16: Drenner 4--6--8; Kennedy 0 " at 4-4 and 16-16 io two quarters W L Pet Five Belpre players hit in - 2- 2. Totals 12-8--31. Wellston 30. ------~!!'!!!!'!!"!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!! ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ of play and leading 25-24 after · 4· 918· double figures with Davi_s top~--ia 4> t hree quarters. For MHS, Jim 8os · ping the scormg with 18 points 33 12 ·733 1lon eight field goals and two ' Conde had 12, Dennis Ault IO. iN ~ k 24 2.5 .490 free throws. , For Pomeroy Kenny English .~w . or_ 18 25 .4l 9 Jne Hawkins led Rulland with ; led with 8 and Bob Burdetlt! I Cm~mnatJ had SIX . Balttrnore . II 39 ·220 110 points on four field goals and By Quarters , Western Dlvlsum Ia pair of foul shots while Gary P~m eroy 1:1 26 39 50 .· w. ~- Pet. Drenner hit for eight markers. Comjllete Stock Men's Winter , >liddleport 7 20 38 51 San Fra!l<.tsCO Jt j l8 .633 ; The Red Devtls of Coach Jim 20 · 26 .435 ; Adams, now 5-7, hit on 12 Jf 1 Pomeroy !$&)-Swisher ~- St. LoUis 6; Radford 4---Q- 8; Ulgan 4- 4 Chicago 2l 32 .412 150 shots from the field whil l.! ' fbi't'eno..-oorl !- 12: Moore 3- 1- 7; Whaley ti Detroit 18 29 .383 Belpre sank 30 of 63. . C".tusodel'!l. 67 •60 · -;- 17: Totals 20 •10 of 14( Los Angeles 18 29 · .383 The Rutland reserves suffer. . . 50. : Frlday't Resalto ed a a6-4Z setback in the preRftenswood s Red Dfvtls MhkUeporl 151t - Nelson 0- ; Boston 129 Baltimore ll7 liminary contest. fou_. off a la~e r~ H y b~· P~rk - 0-0 : Taanehill 2--6-10; B. Da- i Philadelphia 119 Los Angeles Rutland played at Alexonder eutilfllg Ca~holl_c f nd_ay n1ght vis 9--J - 19 ; Bradbury 7-0- 14; ; lOB Saturday night and will be at lo ~ tl'le1r mnt h_Win of the W. Davis 0-t-1 ; Butcher 0- · Chicago 125 Detroit 124, ovt. home against Eastern this com~- a 1)7-60 df'cJsJon ovf'r the 0-() ; Pullen 3- J·-7. TDtals 21 San Fran 1•2 St. Louis 115 mg Friday. 19 of 14 1 51. (Only games scheduled! By Quarters Joa Clapman and Craig Reserve Score: Middleport 38 Rutland 5 16 21 :n Complete Stocks Men's Harmon <i'Ore<\- 24 and 21 p<lints •Pomeroy 30. Pleasant 62 Elgin 55 Belpre 13 37 53 !i8 ~'lf'ctively for the winners. Officials : Milhoan and Carter. i Carey 76 Wynlord 7~ Belpre Weav~r 3- l- 7; j· Rmwn hit eie:ht and Shaver nPt· · North Union 75 Olentangy 55 Hapney 1-0-2; Davis 8- 2- ' · I tod ..,..,_ but no onp could BRADLEY OKAY i:= - ·- - - --- · ·--...1 - nd -'lhP range for mor! than a AUSTIN 1 Tex . rUPI)-Sopho. !nal.,.. more quarterback Hill Sradlf!"y Deries hit for ParkersburR 20 ' <·hecked oul of the Unive<"lty of ?I'Wf :1fhftlatch seventf'en . Texas student health renter 1 Raf...,ood mana~ed to strug· · Friday after unde.-goinW kn~·~ ,-Je lb , a J0.9 first period Jead, 1.t: urgcry last week . t~ 'lbund the range .;lightly to Bradiey was injured again~t Jo lllleil)d 31·25 at half. 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Radio and heater. White sidewall· tires. 1 N:::::·~~~r!~~~~: • E t- Mike Martin's IS points on sev- Schroder ~ll. Seatheroll. a: "1'Y -3 · · tnr •f as eo buckets and a free throw -0-2, Slone 1~!. Total• M ern tearn. now 3 eon erence ped h E 1 · . hil 12-60 action and 6-"1. overlll , nevertb.e-1to_p t e ages sc:onng ~ e · l~s &!lYe the visiting Vlki all 1Rtchard Dougla& chipped 18 11 , , E~P.N tl!) . tliey wanted ln the openi:J:'two on five field goal~ and one ch~r-~ Martin 7-1-1~. Buckley 0;quarters. , lty toss. E'!'s~n s. Denms New- 2- 2, Douglas 5-l- 11, Spencer Eastern, in 'tact, held an lt-ll land, who e xited 10 the fourth, 1--0-2, Chadwell ~2-2, Ne.)Y· ov~r th~jr m"cb-talle~ oppon· l quarter wi th ftve persooals, wasland 1- 2--1, Benedum 1-1-S, ents at the close of the first per- the only player to foul out. Lodwick 0-1- l, Buckley G-:1iod. The Eagles also trailed on· I The Eastern reserve team 2. Totals 111-12-42. 1963 CHEVROLET • .r ·~~nh 1~1. recor:. IJiht' 1960 THUNDERBIRD 1 ! " Patlell . 1966 CHEVROLET .....',., I r ly 21-22 at ~ balftiine breok. • won 11.1 gime e-2f. tlifeattn~ by ~~ • mln404 AD. adjwted . oiL.- and the Eutem'• ,ntn pmo 'll'ill...; 1:~~~n, during the ftrot .._.. IN!Il)endoul ~lilt ad vantaae of MOVC ld! 11 home ...._ J1 ' F riday. _nlgbt, jurned oo , t~ vl~iton led to the Viktnp . t ueid'ay ~:ainst thO Sou~ steam in the last hall to g111nlpk a eomfortaQle rud In T d . by a 80-42 maqin . on t he · the th'rd oma oes. "'-'-"m • period · BY QUAltrl!iftlli \i.4&Jes' lu11pe COUfl. Vinton's Ray Schroder, a ~ VInton .. .. ... .. .. l Zz 4J • The Villines, coacbed by Lar- 1semor center, lopped aU !COr· Eastem . 11 ts 2t 42 ry Krueger, tb11.1 remilned un- ers with 18 points on nine field , ViN'roii .. (MI booten In Midc-l)hlo Valley C\Jn· g113ts. Dennil1 Grq~ry followed I Gregory &-~!5 s. fcreiJCO play il\er six games. with 15 markers. Frank Pallen 3_~ 11 Prater ~lft, Cal· '111!! Vinl'l• County team has an scored 11 and Prater 10. vln ~ Coteit)Q 1......_2 points w~e ~ld Howe and . Zeke GltJSgow WJth IS eacb. Sharing hlglt potnt honon for Logan'\ were John Stone ud Greg PoSton with II and II points respectively. In Town, Come In anti See Wellston Shocks Athens, 54-51 - - I Welcome to the Best Deals . -~ .. - - . I SALE G999 USED .CARS! ~f'il.oid.;;..a.IIO' b1nom1• •Is• 4 b~r Std•n, White, maroon vinyl interior, power steering & brakes, · hydtilma~t transmission, radio, heater, whlfe w'al1 tires. -~~· ~~ · , .. . ·~ WAS $2295, NOW $2145 11. 1964· Buick Wi1dur 4 ODor, green/ wbite, automatic transmission, power IJe~~'tfi jl. ' brakes, · radio. heatE-r. u •l} j ~ts·H7¥s. Now $1695 ~~~.1 . ' · J964 . F,o~tll CtH.om 2 Door Stden, 8 c~linder 1 standa1·d transmission. ra· d,O. 1 ti~J:tter : ~ , . .WAS $1095, NOW $995 1,63 Chtvrol•t lmpt~ 4 Door H•rd· tap, 1reen 1 Powerghde, powj!r st~~f· ina 1nd brakes, rariio, heater. white. :wall tires. .<~.. r 1 ! ~ . WAS; $1695, NOW $15~J5 • .s... •. •• .aU• 19~2 Ch•~rol.t lmPa11. S~rt CouP~. solid black, V-8, Puwerghd~ trim:~· mission, power steer:i;Jg J!Dd brakt's, radio,. hea,ler. whitew:aJJ 1tirtos. . 1 WAS$1195, NbW$995 1962 OJIJsmobde. St•rlire Sport Coupe solil:t red, hydrarnatic . transmiiaton, vipyl buc.ket 6eat5, power steering a11d brakes, radio, heater, whitew3.11 t\rt'!l. WAS $14<:i5, •' �) t • ~ ' . ' That last game F'riday night at Middleport between the Pomeroy pantbers and the Middleport J~ckets unles~ toumey time brings tbem together agam - was one to remember. h Fo rd When it ended. one second after Pant er rw~ Bill Radford put in a bunny wtth the Jackets standmg together idly in a corner , the ~'!_!ead ~1-50, for the_ Jackets. M k T hill I OJ· They had won with a second 1:07 ~r anne • hal! rally after a cold first halt up. 48-46, Middleport. . - i7 for 29 from the field ! o--32 - Steve . Pullen. fret • ~ which didn 't catch the fi red up throw. 49-46, Middleport. ,., ·Panthers until 30 sf'COndS were ~ : 19 - logan, layup, •He, gone in the final quarter. Bill Middleport. . · Davi! got his seventh field I 0:04 - Tannehill. both one goal of the night on 8 layup and . and ones, !)!~ . Middleport. iJ was 40-39 for MHS. 0,04-- Radford, bunny, 51-50, From that point to the end Mlddl•port. here is how It went ; The Panthers opened up the 7:00 - Bill MoorP, jumper , firs! quarter as if ttley were 1_.0, Pom2roy. playing against rinky dinks. 6:40 - Bill Davis, layup. 42· They led 12-4 with 1:30 left. 41 , Middleport. Logan was geUing in close and 5: H - Moore , jumper. 43-4l . Whaley already was warm from Pomeroy. oulside. Each got five points. 4:21 - Asa Bradbury, 20 [eet 44-43, t>l iddleport. Beginning the second period, 3:23 _ Moore, layup, 45-44, 1 it was 13-7 for the Pant~rs, ·Pomeroy. 1Whalr y. Radford and Don Swash2: 56 - B. Davis, layup, 46- er hit fielders and it was 19-3 45. Midd leport. aft r:>r Tannehill gat . in one M 2:00 - Ron Logan. Pomeroy, : two free throws, 'I.'Jth 5:53 left. mi!'!;ses Iret> thro w· 46- 45. Mid· MHS coach Carl Wolfe put · · · dleport . 'on the run court press and in Mlddl rt b k !ball .. , ..1. J In 1:37 - Bob Whal ey. Pomeroy, 70 seco nds the Jackets trailed TIP-OFF - This scene began the last regular season Pomeroyepo as e game ever. ump g two lree 1hrows, ma kos second, only two. at !9-! 7. Tannehill center lor the two schools, who have consolidated athletic programs next year along with - Ru~and, are Mark 46 al l. __ . with tour points. Bill Davis Tannehill, Middleport and Ronnie Logan, Potneroy. Watlmg lor the ball to come down, left to ngh_t, are Mtddle1three and Bradbury 2 fashioned . port's Don Nelson . {44), Panther Sen! or Bill Radford (13) and Jackel Semor Asa Btadbury {24). Middleport won 0:.. 1·: , the comeba ck. h:::. e.<>g:: am :::.: • .:5:.:1.: ·5:.: · -----------~--- - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - I j Jackson Takes Over First 'In SEOAL After 64-60 Win Th~ Jack~n lroomen grab· bed off fi-t plaee In a scram!,; . led SEOAL basketball race Friday night w1lh a -64-60 victory over visiting Logan In a e~ff·hanger play~ !letore a paeked gymnasium at Jackson. · ' Jackson P!aeed four ,players tn double seortng flgul'OS led by Monty GiUUand's I~ potitts u they contriolled the . bo:mls and outshot the C!ti~!tallts !rom - the noor. Coach Dave Flahe~'s , lronmen led at the end of eacti qoarter by scores of 11-.!1, 21-24, aljd 40-39, but Logan dl4 enjoy two leads during the. hard-IOIJibl contest. Both Chieltatn leads eame In ·the third period but the Ironmen came back to emerge with a 40-39 lead at the end of that period. Early tn the final period Jackson built up an elgbt point lead and then staved off Logan to notcb their seventh leaglle victory and their ninth In all games. Bacldng up Glllilaod's 18 But by halftime, Coach Russ Moore's boys had pulled out to I -The a 26-20 lead. Whaley got three, 1Logan and Radford two. MHS 1was down 26-lt with two sec1111~ 1onds left when Pullen's off ball a nee desperation 30 footer went By JOE ST. AMANT here it Is the middle of the Rams plan• <0 star Offensively the West hos throu gh for a halftime count of United Press Jaternutional basketball season. Baltimore's Johnny Unitas at Packer tackle< Bob Skoron, ki '26-20. LOS ANGELES (UPI)-The Despite the date, a crowd of quarterback but indicated he and Forrest Gregg tn addition I THIRD QUARTER '1 1966-67 Iootball season ;!ives ;t• about 50,1100 was predicted. T~e will give equal playing lime to to Starr. SEIJAL VARSITY last gasp belatedly Sunday with game will be teleca•t nationally Green Bay's Bart Sarr, tne Starr and Davis were chosen TEAM W L P OP . The Panthers went out front the t7:h annual Pro Bowl game on the CBS network but wm be NFL player of the year. co-captains or the 35-man squad. Jackson .. .. 9 4 876 781 ,35-28 with 3:35 left in the third ! and the West All-Star squad, blacked out In the Los Angeles Unitas has played in nine Pro East Leaden Middleport 8 3 651 613 quarter and finished It wltb : bulwarked ·by eight players areas. Kickoff Is at 4 p.m. EST. Bowls and was voted outstand- The East elected Dallas Nelsonville 7 4 664 604 139. points. But i~ the last 3'h: 1 from the world champion Green quarterbac Don Meredith aod West Favored ir.g player in three games. Athens .. .. . 6 5 538 544 i mmutes, Bradbury, Pullen, and ; Bay Packers Is ravored to beat Fans who like to gamble on T11e West delense will have a St. Louis safety Larry Wilsoo as Pomeroy .. 6 5 659 685 Bill Davis between them got : the speedier' East. this sort of thing ·were gh•ing 1 strong Packer flavor.- tackle leaders. Logan . . .. .... 5 8 8ll 847 . 10 pomts to trail Pomeroy by ! The Pro Bowl ordinarily E:ight points to back the favored Henry Joraan, end Willie Davls, E;lst coacb Tom Landry •Jf Gallipolis . , . .. . 4 8 721 758 1one, at 39--38. l would have been pla)ed laf:t West which leads in the series, linebacker Dave Robinson and Dallas ha9 a strong nucleus Wellston . . .. .. 3 10 82i 905 It B db h 1 th ! Sunday but that date was pre- 110-6. backs Herb Adderley and Willie fr&m his Cowboys, champions of 0 the NFL Eastern Conference, \third w:~art~~ k~~~ ; , J:cket~ ' em~d by the Super Bowl ar.d West coacb George Allen of Wood. SEOAL VARSITY \in tile game. He got 10 of his TEAM W L p OP 14 points of the night in tflat Jackson 7 3 867 604 period, hitting five 14 to 16 loot Middleport , . 6 3 S23 527 jumpers off his drive. Nelsonville . , , . 5 3 500 450 1 Bill Davis was high lor both Athens .. · .. .. . S 3 408 396 teams with 19 points. Whaley Logan .... . . I 4 582 571 iled the Pantbers with 17. MHS Wellston's Golden Rockets, teams had battled nip and , In the final two minutes of free throws while Wellson made Pomeroy .. .. . 4 S 5>2 585 outrebounded PHS 30-18 w t th holding down, seventh place in ' tuck throughout the opening per- :play, the Bulldogs were never good on eight of 12 at the !ine. Wellston 3 7 61> li!ill l Tan~ehtll gettmg 14 and B11! tile SEOAL, pulled off one or iod, but the Rockets took tho ! more than three points behind, Steve Jeffers led the Rockets Gallipolis .. .. . I 8 51~ 561i :PavJS 9 for Mtddleport. Logan 1 the season's iJiggeot up"'t Fri· llead for good early in the sec· !but Wellston elected to keep with Ia pomts whlle Mark Hay· TOTALS 36 36 435,4:157 ted PHS reboundmg With 13 of day night by edging the Athens ,ond period at 20-19 and were ,shootmg and avmd a_ stalling burn added 14. l•t.s 18. : Bulldogs 54·51 in the Athens never again behind as they game, and maintained their Jack Clark returned to the I SEOAL RESF-RVES i Mtddleport was 21 for ii6 from 'I riflepit. , held a 34-23 halftime lead. three-point lead until the final Athens' lineup from a one I TEAM W L P OP the field for 38 per cent. Pt~m· 1 , buner. month illness to lead his team Nelsonville .. .. 8 0 362 2Ha eroy .,as 20 for 46, or 43 per . The upset knocked the Bull· [ Coach John Derrow s Rockets I with 16 points with curt Heady Athens . . . . . . . . 7 1 324 246 rent. They were near even at 1 dogs out of first place in the ~nti~ued their fine floor sb.o?t- The Rockets hi~ a sizzling 50 . rhipping in with 15. ,Jackson .• •. .6 4 386 362 the free line, MiddlepOrt cash- loop standings and they tumo- mg 1q the sec.ond h~lf whde . per cent of . theu shots fro_m The oox score: Wellston .. .. 6 4 474 421 mg 9 of 14, Pomeroy 10 ot 14. ]led Into a tie lor third place lhe u! ually r~ltable Bn l hlo ~' the floor gettmg 23 of 46 whtle WELLSTON (54) Pomeroy .. . .. . 3 6 32.'J 41~ Each team had 10 turnovers. iwith NeiS?nv~Ie. a 65--53 victor failed on _numerous chances at !Athens wa s 20 of 47 for 44 per Hayburn 6--2- 14 ; Jeffers&Logan . .. ... 3 6 390 382 The vi ctory was the Jackets' :over Qalhpohs. . ithe foul hne. At the end of the cent. 3- 15; Downard 3- 1- 7; LavenMiddleport .. .. 2 7 389 429 fourth straight in seven _days. I Wellston emerg.,d with a !6· : third period Wellston held a 44- 1 Coach Charlie McAfee's Bull· der .6-0-l?.: McManus 0-2-2: Gallipolis .. .. I 8 294 392 ' , They were out to make It ftve 15 first quarter lead after Uoe 39 lead. dogs converted only 11 of 25 Milltken 2-0---4; TOTALS 23TOTALS 31 3i 2114! 294! .Saturday night at Wahama. In - - - - -- -------8-54. 1966-67 Grid Campaign Ends Today 1 - BeiMits Qalm First Cage mwaln ~eol s llistory, Decided On F• onl Sliots ' • -- nd . . , Kyger Sunday Time$-Sentinel Yellow Jackets Take Over Seeond Place In SEO Loop -70Tritiiiip Rnlly v~... • ~ .._ ""'"'-~ Eagles Drup 60-42 Bat le ~ ,vmttin coont'y I.o • Vlk!Oc•· ' " ! • 1 i 1 In winning Jackson conned· ed on 24 of 61 shots for U per cent while Logan made good on 23 of 65 for 35 per cent. Jack· son controlled the boards by outreboundlng Logan G-311. The bo• il"'re: LOGAN 1•1 Brooker o-2-2· Cruise to-2: Mike w~ 2+-t: Westfall 0-1-1· Angle 0--1--1· Mart Weiland t: Kem...,: 3-5-11· Stone 11-G-lf• Poston io 7--4-1~ TOTAUI U..:tt-410. JACKSON (N) Mount 4-1-J· Nulllns 11-111; Glasgow S-i-tS; Howe 113-U: GUWancl $-f-IJ. TOT· ALS 24-16-64. Score by quarters: Logan , 1 it 311 80 Jackson 11 21 40 M Reserve oeore: Jackson 10 Logan '1/. ' Sunday Times-sentine~ Sunday, Januacy 22, 11167 USED CARS and WUtH4$ ' I . <Nrftet . Nei'StJftville 1~ipg Gnllipvlis now ro :Ftt A 65- 53 Po,. Si:t·t li Sttvai~ht Win ~ . /.~/i ?aat .Y~ These .SharpiEfS INTO ANY BUDGET! I Malibu 4 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. traM. Power iteftl. ing. Radio and heater. White sldewaJl. Ure1. .. 1966 FORD 1 1 :::h;:~:;:~~:~~~k:;s ~~~k~;~ Golden Eagles Bomb Red Devils, 68-31 53 Middl~port 51 Pomeroy 50JackSon 64 Logan 60 Wellston >4 Athens al !Reserve•> Nelsonville 41 Gallipolis 34 Middleport 38 Pomeroy JO Jackson 5tl Logsn 37 Atbens 49 Wellston 30 > FRJDAY'S GAMES: Well ston at Pometoy Gampolis at Mtddleport Athens at Logan Nellonvl\Je at Jackson SA1VRDAY'S GAMES: Gallipolis at Wellston Lopo at Nelsonville Jadaon at Middleport Pomeroy It Athens He~~~ 5~s c~:: 7~~1:: 6~ dd.litai: sedan Deville . ·, OPEN Middleport I Top• TOPCOATS 1 $49.95 COATS $39.86 $55.00 COATS .. $43.86 $59.95 COATS .. $47.86 c.-.:·- , .f. SUITS •I" NYE UNIVERSm VOLKSWAGEN 1 SALES SERVICE 1 e $39.95 SUITS .... $3L... $49.95 SUITS · ••·,$39.86 $59.95 SUITS · .. · $47.86 . $7S.OO SUIT:S ; ·· · $59~·6 e 1 ----------------------~ ·e.,~·'"' .),,j. '·· I ' ..' Motol SAliS GMAC FINANCING I ! MU)-JANOAIY , - • • • COMMAND • PERFORMANCE. Haskins-Tanner's Semi Annual CLEARANCE i:vH tiL a:OO KARM & VAN ZAN~t MANY MORE USED CARS KEITH GOBLE FORD $3500 Ful1 power eQuipment, radio. white sidewall tires, tinted glass, tilt~steering wheel. cruise control, Autronic eye, comfort control air-conditioning. Impala 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. traM. Power steering, Radio and heater. Air conditioned. Powlll' brakeo. : In four years of competition B~lpre's Golden Eagles Friday night in a non - league : 18: Mitchell 0--1- 1; H. Sneigle Eblin 1--0--2; Sams 1-0-2: •between Coaciles Wolfe and bombed the visiting Rutland cage tilt. ' 6- 1- 13; Walker 6--0-12; Cain Handley 1.....:1-5. TOTALS 20' Moore, Wolle now is ahead, 5-4. Red Devils by 8 68-31 margin The Washington County team 1--0-2 ; M. Sneigle 5-3- 13. 11- 51. In the reserve game the - - - ... _. · · -· · - · led 13.S at the end ()( the first Totals 311-8-. Score by quarters: Jackets evened their 1067 seaNBA StandingB perind, 37-16 at halftime and , Rutland - Weber 2- 1- 5: Wellston 16 34 44 54 son record with lhe Panthers by By United Pres& loternatlonal 53-Zl at lhe close of the th1rd Hawktns 4-2-10; Knorr !-2- Athens 15 23 39 5t winning 38-30 after being tied Eastern Division quarter. Resf!rve se<~re : Athens 49, 16: Drenner 4--6--8; Kennedy 0 " at 4-4 and 16-16 io two quarters W L Pet Five Belpre players hit in - 2- 2. Totals 12-8--31. Wellston 30. ------~!!'!!!!'!!"!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!! ' !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ of play and leading 25-24 after · 4· 918· double figures with Davi_s top~--ia 4> t hree quarters. For MHS, Jim 8os · ping the scormg with 18 points 33 12 ·733 1lon eight field goals and two ' Conde had 12, Dennis Ault IO. iN ~ k 24 2.5 .490 free throws. , For Pomeroy Kenny English .~w . or_ 18 25 .4l 9 Jne Hawkins led Rulland with ; led with 8 and Bob Burdetlt! I Cm~mnatJ had SIX . Balttrnore . II 39 ·220 110 points on four field goals and By Quarters , Western Dlvlsum Ia pair of foul shots while Gary P~m eroy 1:1 26 39 50 .· w. ~- Pet. Drenner hit for eight markers. Comjllete Stock Men's Winter , >liddleport 7 20 38 51 San Fra!l<.tsCO Jt j l8 .633 ; The Red Devtls of Coach Jim 20 · 26 .435 ; Adams, now 5-7, hit on 12 Jf 1 Pomeroy !$&)-Swisher ~- St. LoUis 6; Radford 4---Q- 8; Ulgan 4- 4 Chicago 2l 32 .412 150 shots from the field whil l.! ' fbi't'eno..-oorl !- 12: Moore 3- 1- 7; Whaley ti Detroit 18 29 .383 Belpre sank 30 of 63. . C".tusodel'!l. 67 •60 · -;- 17: Totals 20 •10 of 14( Los Angeles 18 29 · .383 The Rutland reserves suffer. . . 50. : Frlday't Resalto ed a a6-4Z setback in the preRftenswood s Red Dfvtls MhkUeporl 151t - Nelson 0- ; Boston 129 Baltimore ll7 liminary contest. fou_. off a la~e r~ H y b~· P~rk - 0-0 : Taanehill 2--6-10; B. Da- i Philadelphia 119 Los Angeles Rutland played at Alexonder eutilfllg Ca~holl_c f nd_ay n1ght vis 9--J - 19 ; Bradbury 7-0- 14; ; lOB Saturday night and will be at lo ~ tl'le1r mnt h_Win of the W. Davis 0-t-1 ; Butcher 0- · Chicago 125 Detroit 124, ovt. home against Eastern this com~- a 1)7-60 df'cJsJon ovf'r the 0-() ; Pullen 3- J·-7. TDtals 21 San Fran 1•2 St. Louis 115 mg Friday. 19 of 14 1 51. (Only games scheduled! By Quarters Joa Clapman and Craig Reserve Score: Middleport 38 Rutland 5 16 21 :n Complete Stocks Men's Harmon <i'Ore<\- 24 and 21 p<lints •Pomeroy 30. Pleasant 62 Elgin 55 Belpre 13 37 53 !i8 ~'lf'ctively for the winners. Officials : Milhoan and Carter. i Carey 76 Wynlord 7~ Belpre Weav~r 3- l- 7; j· Rmwn hit eie:ht and Shaver nPt· · North Union 75 Olentangy 55 Hapney 1-0-2; Davis 8- 2- ' · I tod ..,..,_ but no onp could BRADLEY OKAY i:= - ·- - - --- · ·--...1 - nd -'lhP range for mor! than a AUSTIN 1 Tex . rUPI)-Sopho. !nal.,.. more quarterback Hill Sradlf!"y Deries hit for ParkersburR 20 ' <·hecked oul of the Unive<"lty of ?I'Wf :1fhftlatch seventf'en . Texas student health renter 1 Raf...,ood mana~ed to strug· · Friday after unde.-goinW kn~·~ ,-Je lb , a J0.9 first period Jead, 1.t: urgcry last week . t~ 'lbund the range .;lightly to Bradiey was injured again~t Jo lllleil)d 31·25 at half. A ~ood : Indian. eorly in the season. ~ut COMPLETE LINE OF USED CARS !hl~ netted a 52-41 lead . missed only a game before lobit Into tbe final 'rame. playin ~ out the resl of the Phone 593-7711 Use Our.'~~~~nl•nt Rawps.wood I!! 9-2 whiif' th~ regular season schedule and Open·Frf Nile ,~ha.rgo, Bu"\18•1 Plan SI!IIPMn ond Polmor Sto. Cnl~ dropped below .500 at : then starring for the longhorns Athen~. 0 ' Till i\ J.f, i in the lllue Bonnet Bowl. '. ' 1 $35do Full power including _windows awl 6-:way aeat, radio, tinted glass. wh ite s1dewall tires, black with beige inlt'l'ior. One owner. New Cad illac trade. 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville _ AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM $5200 Full power equi;)lnent, plus ctimatf Control air-con· ditioning. 1 owner new Cadillac trade, turquoise with turquoise jnteri->r. 2 Dr. H.T. Auto. trans. Power steering, power brakes. Radio and heater, white sidewall tim. Used Car Lot . 66 Cadillac H.T. S&dilh De Vi,le _ LTD 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl. Auto. trans. Power steering. Radio and heater. White sidewall· tires. 1 N:::::·~~~r!~~~~: • E t- Mike Martin's IS points on sev- Schroder ~ll. Seatheroll. a: "1'Y -3 · · tnr •f as eo buckets and a free throw -0-2, Slone 1~!. Total• M ern tearn. now 3 eon erence ped h E 1 · . hil 12-60 action and 6-"1. overlll , nevertb.e-1to_p t e ages sc:onng ~ e · l~s &!lYe the visiting Vlki all 1Rtchard Dougla& chipped 18 11 , , E~P.N tl!) . tliey wanted ln the openi:J:'two on five field goal~ and one ch~r-~ Martin 7-1-1~. Buckley 0;quarters. , lty toss. E'!'s~n s. Denms New- 2- 2, Douglas 5-l- 11, Spencer Eastern, in 'tact, held an lt-ll land, who e xited 10 the fourth, 1--0-2, Chadwell ~2-2, Ne.)Y· ov~r th~jr m"cb-talle~ oppon· l quarter wi th ftve persooals, wasland 1- 2--1, Benedum 1-1-S, ents at the close of the first per- the only player to foul out. Lodwick 0-1- l, Buckley G-:1iod. The Eagles also trailed on· I The Eastern reserve team 2. Totals 111-12-42. 1963 CHEVROLET • .r ·~~nh 1~1. recor:. IJiht' 1960 THUNDERBIRD 1 ! " Patlell . 1966 CHEVROLET .....',., I r ly 21-22 at ~ balftiine breok. • won 11.1 gime e-2f. tlifeattn~ by ~~ • mln404 AD. adjwted . oiL.- and the Eutem'• ,ntn pmo 'll'ill...; 1:~~~n, during the ftrot .._.. IN!Il)endoul ~lilt ad vantaae of MOVC ld! 11 home ...._ J1 ' F riday. _nlgbt, jurned oo , t~ vl~iton led to the Viktnp . t ueid'ay ~:ainst thO Sou~ steam in the last hall to g111nlpk a eomfortaQle rud In T d . by a 80-42 maqin . on t he · the th'rd oma oes. "'-'-"m • period · BY QUAltrl!iftlli \i.4&Jes' lu11pe COUfl. Vinton's Ray Schroder, a ~ VInton .. .. ... .. .. l Zz 4J • The Villines, coacbed by Lar- 1semor center, lopped aU !COr· Eastem . 11 ts 2t 42 ry Krueger, tb11.1 remilned un- ers with 18 points on nine field , ViN'roii .. (MI booten In Midc-l)hlo Valley C\Jn· g113ts. Dennil1 Grq~ry followed I Gregory &-~!5 s. fcreiJCO play il\er six games. with 15 markers. Frank Pallen 3_~ 11 Prater ~lft, Cal· '111!! Vinl'l• County team has an scored 11 and Prater 10. vln ~ Coteit)Q 1......_2 points w~e ~ld Howe and . Zeke GltJSgow WJth IS eacb. Sharing hlglt potnt honon for Logan'\ were John Stone ud Greg PoSton with II and II points respectively. In Town, Come In anti See Wellston Shocks Athens, 54-51 - - I Welcome to the Best Deals . -~ .. - - . I SALE G999 USED .CARS! ~f'il.oid.;;..a.IIO' b1nom1• •Is• 4 b~r Std•n, White, maroon vinyl interior, power steering & brakes, · hydtilma~t transmission, radio, heater, whlfe w'al1 tires. -~~· ~~ · , .. . ·~ WAS $2295, NOW $2145 11. 1964· Buick Wi1dur 4 ODor, green/ wbite, automatic transmission, power IJe~~'tfi jl. ' brakes, · radio. heatE-r. u •l} j ~ts·H7¥s. Now $1695 ~~~.1 . ' · J964 . F,o~tll CtH.om 2 Door Stden, 8 c~linder 1 standa1·d transmission. ra· d,O. 1 ti~J:tter : ~ , . .WAS $1095, NOW $995 1,63 Chtvrol•t lmpt~ 4 Door H•rd· tap, 1reen 1 Powerghde, powj!r st~~f· ina 1nd brakes, rariio, heater. white. :wall tires. .<~.. r 1 ! ~ . WAS; $1695, NOW $15~J5 • .s... •. •• .aU• 19~2 Ch•~rol.t lmPa11. S~rt CouP~. solid black, V-8, Puwerghd~ trim:~· mission, power steer:i;Jg J!Dd brakt's, radio,. hea,ler. whitew:aJJ 1tirtos. . 1 WAS$1195, NbW$995 1962 OJIJsmobde. St•rlire Sport Coupe solil:t red, hydrarnatic . transmiiaton, vipyl buc.ket 6eat5, power steering a11d brakes, radio, heater, whitew3.11 t\rt'!l. WAS $14<:i5, •' �j ~'ftle lllmday TlmMI!elltiMI, Sulldl1, J'11t1W7 ~ 11117 ou. ntS, M.Uli:IAGES 81aTHS. CIIYOIICES IN OUR ·===1""'0. .. • ~ot,~rists The. }J~igs Ne.ws Beat TOWN RIALESTAfl • Ecape Injury ·• .. ACcidents' :Investigated by Patrol . No one 11111 !JJjtil'lld Ill • mlje IICUib o! Vlntoo. Olllcen1Tben 1111 VOL. 1 NO. 51 SIJNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1967 'Popeye ,,·Mossma~- Finds It ., Retire 81. Gall1polla clly pollee said tile eldld darted from helw""' two !l'rlled.ean 1Dio tile 11'111 of a car drlvea by Rolet Belv1Ue, II, Rl. I Cron City, Exteot of !be eldld'o )Djarleo waa not Immediately delel'llllaed, however, he did oafler fllee ond bead IDjarleo. T I e driver wu aot Hid. Gallia ! •:!H: !HII ~OND SECTION Automobile Hits Woman and Child 1 Cbrln Mlcbael Javlnl, 410, - "' Mr. ud Mn. Bm1 .,., '""" Javlnl of •10 Pille 81., wao ruhed le Holm llolplll It 5:41 p.m. SaiUnlay ollor 1lelaf otracb ~ a ear "" Fetou1b Ave., aortheool of Ptae . . minor d.amage to lbei Patrol amatl l"rrday lnclu4. ed. Noel E. lloc:tJDoD, » fill. i Dateline: . ' ~ Galllo ....,~y accldeatiiD..U. sal4 KIDI. l>ooclecl oorth, .klel,ear. aaled Frida' by tile GalllpoiJo ~ QiJ' hill )lOIII& '""'I ' Peat, Stile HJah••J Patro1. ~1 lbe b)ai!Way Mid llrUCk .,, '11le !l'!rollnvestlcated 1111 ,.. Ia, Mid David R. Jlotlgtu, 30, SIJ driven, however, wen or· 1emhankDielll'l'be,. ,.. mooler· elden! a! 1:46 a .m. Salurd., Detroit, Mich., bo1b opowllnc, rested, Includ!D,I one "'!t o! ont iate damlge lo·1!1e ear. on 1\l 110, two aDd tbree-teoth! l municipal court, Jan. 11: JIIIIOS o! !he oedllenll. 1 No •cbarge was llled ataiJIIIt ,miJeo nbrlb of Rt. 115. A lruek 1E. .Cool. Jr., !:li, Hew!GII Falll, ~ patrol• cltod ' Jimel B. 1Rollert I.."Ehrin, 17, Rt. ~Bid- ! operated by Robert H. Terry, IOhio: Jerry R. Frame, 30, Klq. ~ RL 2 Bld...U, to Gal- l well, who wlsluvolved In a one U, 'l'hurman, otrw:k and Ulted iBlue lloct; Ohio; and Davtd Upolll munlc:lp,al court Jan. 25 tvehlele occident at 10 a.m. Fri- a ealf owned by William Kern- Marlin, !t, Pomeroy, au apeedon a Cllorgt o! speed In ucess ' day on Rl. ~.one lJid lbn!e · ·per ol Kerr. 'llle animal ran on- iing, municipal court, Jan. 13: lor road Mld,weather condltiOII!. !tenthl ml!es"weat of Porter. Of. to tile roadway lnlo !he !"Ulland Fred W. Stewart. 40, Cbe'Jile aecidoot"""""'"" at 7:35\ llcers repOR.d that l!lrwlD went of the truck. Tllere w• no dam- shlre, dele¢ve exhaU!t, munict1 am. f'r!tlay oo Rl. 110, a llalf· l off ihe left alde ollbe blgbway. age to the lruck. pal CO\If~ Jan. 211 .. 'lly ROIIRT yi!NGITT junltaJI ·emimes.i . In Two Mn. Jennie R. Curry, 65. of 531 Fourth Are., ,.,... George Timothy Kent, 5, of 135 State St. were lnjuftd at 10 a.m. Friday when they were struck by a car wbile attempting to cross Third Ave., in front of the Ohio Valley Bank. Gallipolis city police said Mrs. Curry suffered a fractured nose and a bruised left leg. Young Kent, 100 of Mrs. Clara Lou Kent, suffered lacerations on t h e head, nose and eye, according to the police accldeot no port. The accident OCCUI"N!d at 10 Market. , a.m. Friday but was not report- Offlcen reported that 'IIJolm. ed un!ll 8:30 p.m. Friday, off~ as pulled from !be curl> and tbe cers said. No charge was filed. left front bumper and beadlillhl Police reported !bat Mra. rim I!CI'IIped !be rtgbt door anc1 Curry and the K•nt boy, whom !be right rear leDder o! tile aile was taking care ol, were Armstrong car. Damage was struck by a car driven ~ Wll· minor to bolb vehicles. liam S. Cofer, 76, of 911 Fourth Ave. There was no damage to The 20th accident of the year LONGEST MEMBERSHIP RECORD - Mrs. David Farmer, of Middleport. has a church membership record the ear. Cofer told pollee he was recorded by pollee Friday didn't see the woman and the when Benjamin SUver of Rodfew, if any, Meigs count laos can surpass. boy until be was right up oa ney reported to police lila! hill them. car bsd beea bit by an lllllder. Can drtvea by Orin Thoma!, tified vehicle while It wu part. 75, of 610 Third Ave. and Fan- ed oa Pine st., near GillincDie Arm1trong, 54, o1 81 Pine ham'• Druc Store. There was St., were Involved In a minor minor damage to lbe left rear accident at 6:45 p.m. Friday quarter panel and rear 11umpo 011 Third Ave., near Dale'• ler. . I Mrs. David Farmer Member OfHer Church 69 Years : RUTlAND FURNITURE MAYfAG t>~ ' • Red..Caif)!t Service ' .WilY ' ars FM ~~~~~• . ·· . . . Resort is Valued by Witnesses ., • We hurry to your hom. - the quickest service J1011slble. ewe protect your home with Red Carpets - your Maytag, too. • We use Ollly genuine Maytag factory parta. No substitutes. Women's Committee Votes To Hold to Standard Time • Wort II performed by ~. compmytramed tecbniclans. • We leave everytblng neat u a pin ancf clean • • :tour Maytag. • GAUJA county has at least 18 commissioned Kentuc- evlioate our work. ky Colonels. That's Dateline's latest count. There • may be more. If so, we'd like to have their names. Here's the 18 "Colonels" on our list thus far: Morris Haskins, Harland Martin, Bob Evans, Casby Meadows Sr., Clyd~ ~ay, Marianne Campbell, Joe Arrowood: Lawrence ~astiani, Frank Haskins, Art Darnbrough, Ed Reese,.J. Sherman Porter, Bryon Ward, Dr. Charles E. Holzer. Jr., Dr. Donald Thaler, Dr. James Kemp, Dr. Isodi£:":1\(. er and Herb Bush. . ' A · ·., ~ G to Bill Matthews, president of the Gallia County Junior Fairboard, WSAZ·TV, Channel 3 Huntington, will not sponsor a bake off contest at th~ 1967 Gallia fair. Instead, Channel 3 will award five 111aques to certain fairs in the Tri-State Area which show tbe best individual effort in five categoriesBest premium book; Best livestock show and exhibit; . Best overall youth participation, including exhibits; Best vegetable show and best overall activities, including programs. • • • , JAMES E. Bosworth, Uddy Hollow Rd., saw what he · thought was a huge white turkey resting in a wal. nut tree near Fairfield in Gallia county one evening Jut week. He spotted it enroute to Gallipolis. Upon re· · turning home, he stopped to check it out, but the "bird" was gone. Bosworth thought it unusual, due to the fact that most turkeys in Gallia are located in the 1outhern and northern end of the county. • • • "DON'T •throw this calendar away . .. It's good again in 1978." That's what it says on a 2¥.!' by Ilh' calendar in the Skidmore-Foster Coal Co. office on Pine St., in Gallipolis. The calendar is dat~d 1922 but it points out the days, weeks and months of 1967 are Identical with those of 1922. They'll be the same again in 1978. • • • ]N the background appears "Margie" of the "Roaring Twenties" in short skirt and fancy hairdo, along with several 1922 newspaper articles taken from the New York Times. Phil Foster received the calendar from Mid-Lakes Distributing, Inc., Chicago. • • Yoll ean buy •. MfytiiiD,.. of . .. : ' ~- in tbe U.S.A. .. NEW 1966 MODEL 10111' MaJbc.p~ueta. , CHEVROLETS (' •• . The Women's Committee of die Galla County Fann Bureau Federation voted unanimously for Ohio to stay on Eastern Standard time when they ~~~~ Fridsy at thl Nationwide . Jn~urance • . flee. . ~· A hearlnl II BCIIedul· The commillee'a aecretary ed MOnday DIP!! in the Senale was Instructed to write to Sen&. alii! 'llillsday ill tbe House on tor Oaklay C. Co!llal Mid the EST bill lnlrodlicod by Sea. -tallve RalPh Welker C.Iilrii\.(R-lrmton) lJid Tenny· their feelinp on !be lime son Guyer, R-Fillobf)• PT. PLEASANT ,c. Marnhout, Administrator or ' SOIJ'mWESrEBN DARAnDouncecf . . . BRAND NEW! NER - Mia Brtllda S. ' tor 11r1o 11 STANDARD T R A N S . - - - - - - - ' Showing Our Exclusive Mlyt•g Bldg. · Used Exclusively Fiar CEitTIFIED MAYTAq. SERVICE. THAT'S THE BEST · >' 1• • BRAND NEWI 66 CHEVROLET IMPALA H.T. COUPE $2391 Washer and Yow Automatic . .. eWe Give You ft.• ._ . · Trade-In Allowinu For · Your Present Washtt.. . , . • I •.; ADoullt Of The Sl'nlct · l'fdt Our New l'atilltles A.t m.:Jli E. B•fn Street, Pomer011 . . . ; . t~ BUll.'l' TO BE'Ul'ER SERVE YOU ... BUILT TO SAVE YOU MONEY! POMEROY, ~10 Open Til 9 p.m. ·0.,, -- . . ., ' ,. ,. ' Selllll",mn . •.. ' ·! • .• ,) ' " -...,..-.. ' . ' ,, CAJI.D IIDI!rpiiCJ ·llliDUDonlil· !Or Btdftll, tllllletly c:nwr lbaemater If Tumornw. !llle 11 111e daaptor If Mr. IIIII 111'1. ·llalpll FaJU of Bl. 0 .,....._ .. · - - . '!lila approval came !hi Boaftl or eoJIIIIIIs8ioaen lha Joint O>mmlaaloD · receni. survey ol the The Jojnl OmunissiGD of Member that the AmeriCIII o! . Pbyllclana, • -111 .......... Gallla ~~=~ol Suqeolll, A&!Oclatlon and iWI'I)I· lr;om ~. Jti, 11 fler aellvltles at ... ,..._. lean Medical . "'"""" ~ ... lie Dr. Jobn D. ........... ' .......... . ., reeior Of til& A.rlca ... " ' au. .. stated Ill part •.,. ..,. ~ atfead ........ llOlo lloll wishes to (OIIIIIIead loip,l ·- th'H1 lor lor maiDtllniDf' staiidorda ..... "~. ' .,..: e Why Buy WllnY~PU., HiY' Co., r e Wt Strvl~t Y•.Oid Wringer Take Advantage of This January Clearance ..... High Trade-In ... Uttle Down Payment , .·. Easy Terms! PHONE 992-2126 l'ilu, ereilitatloa from ihe Joint "'*""' to .......,. 1M ....,.... 11 0 HP ENGINE ~flmeroy · Moto:, Plwant vauey _Hospital, closed Saturday lllat ' WIN· Valley Hospital hu ftoh'o• first .. llle .rtue. miasion ooAccredllation llomtmaldq lett ud ap- Hospitals lor another · tltllde namlMUolilf lbe .... l·veor period. 66 CORVAIR HARD TOP COUPE WHITEWALL TIRES, RADIO, STD. TRANS.------- Hospital is Accredited For3 Years Citizensijp Winners TWE!'JTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The .... 4().32, pd Ibid a r4Hier who npaln • Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Gallians wade tn mud and water after two days of rain . . . First bliz. ''\Urd of year leaves light snow, temperature dips to 28 ' .ode~ ... H. M. Lane, Eureka, claimed by death ... ' 1!:. J. 11esener, 82, vice president of Commercial & Sav· !J!A,Bank, and president of Gallipolis Savings and LO.*.!I, Co., succumbs .. . Wilkesville fire destroys sev·• jm liUUdings, three stores . . . GAHS upsets league· Jl~g Pomeroy Panthers, 32-31 . .. Local ferry boat, "loU W. Lane, wiped out by fire ... Robert RanneU. IIAIIled cbairman of Gallia's 1947 Red Cross Drive ·' ;WUJialil McKnight beads local Shrine ... Shrine'• ru· tal retreat, located near BulavUle, to be opened· dur' ~ the summrr ... Athens raiUes to defeat GARS ca· All4 Tills Fil•r 5.-vlce Costs No Monl Us1 hi • We leilve a postage. paid card for you to I ~~ of~ . your coastant o!fll't 10 . . the ..,.ut;1 <A} 1 Two Students Are Selected �j ~'ftle lllmday TlmMI!elltiMI, Sulldl1, J'11t1W7 ~ 11117 ou. ntS, M.Uli:IAGES 81aTHS. CIIYOIICES IN OUR ·===1""'0. .. • ~ot,~rists The. }J~igs Ne.ws Beat TOWN RIALESTAfl • Ecape Injury ·• .. ACcidents' :Investigated by Patrol . No one 11111 !JJjtil'lld Ill • mlje IICUib o! Vlntoo. Olllcen1Tben 1111 VOL. 1 NO. 51 SIJNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1967 'Popeye ,,·Mossma~- Finds It ., Retire 81. Gall1polla clly pollee said tile eldld darted from helw""' two !l'rlled.ean 1Dio tile 11'111 of a car drlvea by Rolet Belv1Ue, II, Rl. I Cron City, Exteot of !be eldld'o )Djarleo waa not Immediately delel'llllaed, however, he did oafler fllee ond bead IDjarleo. T I e driver wu aot Hid. Gallia ! •:!H: !HII ~OND SECTION Automobile Hits Woman and Child 1 Cbrln Mlcbael Javlnl, 410, - "' Mr. ud Mn. Bm1 .,., '""" Javlnl of •10 Pille 81., wao ruhed le Holm llolplll It 5:41 p.m. SaiUnlay ollor 1lelaf otracb ~ a ear "" Fetou1b Ave., aortheool of Ptae . . minor d.amage to lbei Patrol amatl l"rrday lnclu4. ed. Noel E. lloc:tJDoD, » fill. i Dateline: . ' ~ Galllo ....,~y accldeatiiD..U. sal4 KIDI. l>ooclecl oorth, .klel,ear. aaled Frida' by tile GalllpoiJo ~ QiJ' hill )lOIII& '""'I ' Peat, Stile HJah••J Patro1. ~1 lbe b)ai!Way Mid llrUCk .,, '11le !l'!rollnvestlcated 1111 ,.. Ia, Mid David R. Jlotlgtu, 30, SIJ driven, however, wen or· 1emhankDielll'l'be,. ,.. mooler· elden! a! 1:46 a .m. Salurd., Detroit, Mich., bo1b opowllnc, rested, Includ!D,I one "'!t o! ont iate damlge lo·1!1e ear. on 1\l 110, two aDd tbree-teoth! l municipal court, Jan. 11: JIIIIOS o! !he oedllenll. 1 No •cbarge was llled ataiJIIIt ,miJeo nbrlb of Rt. 115. A lruek 1E. .Cool. Jr., !:li, Hew!GII Falll, ~ patrol• cltod ' Jimel B. 1Rollert I.."Ehrin, 17, Rt. ~Bid- ! operated by Robert H. Terry, IOhio: Jerry R. Frame, 30, Klq. ~ RL 2 Bld...U, to Gal- l well, who wlsluvolved In a one U, 'l'hurman, otrw:k and Ulted iBlue lloct; Ohio; and Davtd Upolll munlc:lp,al court Jan. 25 tvehlele occident at 10 a.m. Fri- a ealf owned by William Kern- Marlin, !t, Pomeroy, au apeedon a Cllorgt o! speed In ucess ' day on Rl. ~.one lJid lbn!e · ·per ol Kerr. 'llle animal ran on- iing, municipal court, Jan. 13: lor road Mld,weather condltiOII!. !tenthl ml!es"weat of Porter. Of. to tile roadway lnlo !he !"Ulland Fred W. Stewart. 40, Cbe'Jile aecidoot"""""'"" at 7:35\ llcers repOR.d that l!lrwlD went of the truck. Tllere w• no dam- shlre, dele¢ve exhaU!t, munict1 am. f'r!tlay oo Rl. 110, a llalf· l off ihe left alde ollbe blgbway. age to the lruck. pal CO\If~ Jan. 211 .. 'lly ROIIRT yi!NGITT junltaJI ·emimes.i . In Two Mn. Jennie R. Curry, 65. of 531 Fourth Are., ,.,... George Timothy Kent, 5, of 135 State St. were lnjuftd at 10 a.m. Friday when they were struck by a car wbile attempting to cross Third Ave., in front of the Ohio Valley Bank. Gallipolis city police said Mrs. Curry suffered a fractured nose and a bruised left leg. Young Kent, 100 of Mrs. Clara Lou Kent, suffered lacerations on t h e head, nose and eye, according to the police accldeot no port. The accident OCCUI"N!d at 10 Market. , a.m. Friday but was not report- Offlcen reported that 'IIJolm. ed un!ll 8:30 p.m. Friday, off~ as pulled from !be curl> and tbe cers said. No charge was filed. left front bumper and beadlillhl Police reported !bat Mra. rim I!CI'IIped !be rtgbt door anc1 Curry and the K•nt boy, whom !be right rear leDder o! tile aile was taking care ol, were Armstrong car. Damage was struck by a car driven ~ Wll· minor to bolb vehicles. liam S. Cofer, 76, of 911 Fourth Ave. There was no damage to The 20th accident of the year LONGEST MEMBERSHIP RECORD - Mrs. David Farmer, of Middleport. has a church membership record the ear. Cofer told pollee he was recorded by pollee Friday didn't see the woman and the when Benjamin SUver of Rodfew, if any, Meigs count laos can surpass. boy until be was right up oa ney reported to police lila! hill them. car bsd beea bit by an lllllder. Can drtvea by Orin Thoma!, tified vehicle while It wu part. 75, of 610 Third Ave. and Fan- ed oa Pine st., near GillincDie Arm1trong, 54, o1 81 Pine ham'• Druc Store. There was St., were Involved In a minor minor damage to lbe left rear accident at 6:45 p.m. Friday quarter panel and rear 11umpo 011 Third Ave., near Dale'• ler. . I Mrs. David Farmer Member OfHer Church 69 Years : RUTlAND FURNITURE MAYfAG t>~ ' • Red..Caif)!t Service ' .WilY ' ars FM ~~~~~• . ·· . . . Resort is Valued by Witnesses ., • We hurry to your hom. - the quickest service J1011slble. ewe protect your home with Red Carpets - your Maytag, too. • We use Ollly genuine Maytag factory parta. No substitutes. Women's Committee Votes To Hold to Standard Time • Wort II performed by ~. compmytramed tecbniclans. • We leave everytblng neat u a pin ancf clean • • :tour Maytag. • GAUJA county has at least 18 commissioned Kentuc- evlioate our work. ky Colonels. That's Dateline's latest count. There • may be more. If so, we'd like to have their names. Here's the 18 "Colonels" on our list thus far: Morris Haskins, Harland Martin, Bob Evans, Casby Meadows Sr., Clyd~ ~ay, Marianne Campbell, Joe Arrowood: Lawrence ~astiani, Frank Haskins, Art Darnbrough, Ed Reese,.J. Sherman Porter, Bryon Ward, Dr. Charles E. Holzer. Jr., Dr. Donald Thaler, Dr. James Kemp, Dr. Isodi£:":1\(. er and Herb Bush. . ' A · ·., ~ G to Bill Matthews, president of the Gallia County Junior Fairboard, WSAZ·TV, Channel 3 Huntington, will not sponsor a bake off contest at th~ 1967 Gallia fair. Instead, Channel 3 will award five 111aques to certain fairs in the Tri-State Area which show tbe best individual effort in five categoriesBest premium book; Best livestock show and exhibit; . Best overall youth participation, including exhibits; Best vegetable show and best overall activities, including programs. • • • , JAMES E. Bosworth, Uddy Hollow Rd., saw what he · thought was a huge white turkey resting in a wal. nut tree near Fairfield in Gallia county one evening Jut week. He spotted it enroute to Gallipolis. Upon re· · turning home, he stopped to check it out, but the "bird" was gone. Bosworth thought it unusual, due to the fact that most turkeys in Gallia are located in the 1outhern and northern end of the county. • • • "DON'T •throw this calendar away . .. It's good again in 1978." That's what it says on a 2¥.!' by Ilh' calendar in the Skidmore-Foster Coal Co. office on Pine St., in Gallipolis. The calendar is dat~d 1922 but it points out the days, weeks and months of 1967 are Identical with those of 1922. They'll be the same again in 1978. • • • ]N the background appears "Margie" of the "Roaring Twenties" in short skirt and fancy hairdo, along with several 1922 newspaper articles taken from the New York Times. Phil Foster received the calendar from Mid-Lakes Distributing, Inc., Chicago. • • Yoll ean buy •. MfytiiiD,.. of . .. : ' ~- in tbe U.S.A. .. NEW 1966 MODEL 10111' MaJbc.p~ueta. , CHEVROLETS (' •• . The Women's Committee of die Galla County Fann Bureau Federation voted unanimously for Ohio to stay on Eastern Standard time when they ~~~~ Fridsy at thl Nationwide . Jn~urance • . flee. . ~· A hearlnl II BCIIedul· The commillee'a aecretary ed MOnday DIP!! in the Senale was Instructed to write to Sen&. alii! 'llillsday ill tbe House on tor Oaklay C. Co!llal Mid the EST bill lnlrodlicod by Sea. -tallve RalPh Welker C.Iilrii\.(R-lrmton) lJid Tenny· their feelinp on !be lime son Guyer, R-Fillobf)• PT. PLEASANT ,c. Marnhout, Administrator or ' SOIJ'mWESrEBN DARAnDouncecf . . . BRAND NEW! NER - Mia Brtllda S. ' tor 11r1o 11 STANDARD T R A N S . - - - - - - - ' Showing Our Exclusive Mlyt•g Bldg. · Used Exclusively Fiar CEitTIFIED MAYTAq. SERVICE. THAT'S THE BEST · >' 1• • BRAND NEWI 66 CHEVROLET IMPALA H.T. COUPE $2391 Washer and Yow Automatic . .. eWe Give You ft.• ._ . · Trade-In Allowinu For · Your Present Washtt.. . , . • I •.; ADoullt Of The Sl'nlct · l'fdt Our New l'atilltles A.t m.:Jli E. B•fn Street, Pomer011 . . . ; . t~ BUll.'l' TO BE'Ul'ER SERVE YOU ... BUILT TO SAVE YOU MONEY! POMEROY, ~10 Open Til 9 p.m. ·0.,, -- . . ., ' ,. ,. ' Selllll",mn . •.. ' ·! • .• ,) ' " -...,..-.. ' . ' ,, CAJI.D IIDI!rpiiCJ ·llliDUDonlil· !Or Btdftll, tllllletly c:nwr lbaemater If Tumornw. !llle 11 111e daaptor If Mr. IIIII 111'1. ·llalpll FaJU of Bl. 0 .,....._ .. · - - . '!lila approval came !hi Boaftl or eoJIIIIIIs8ioaen lha Joint O>mmlaaloD · receni. survey ol the The Jojnl OmunissiGD of Member that the AmeriCIII o! . Pbyllclana, • -111 .......... Gallla ~~=~ol Suqeolll, A&!Oclatlon and iWI'I)I· lr;om ~. Jti, 11 fler aellvltles at ... ,..._. lean Medical . "'"""" ~ ... lie Dr. Jobn D. ........... ' .......... . ., reeior Of til& A.rlca ... " ' au. .. stated Ill part •.,. ..,. ~ atfead ........ llOlo lloll wishes to (OIIIIIIead loip,l ·- th'H1 lor lor maiDtllniDf' staiidorda ..... "~. ' .,..: e Why Buy WllnY~PU., HiY' Co., r e Wt Strvl~t Y•.Oid Wringer Take Advantage of This January Clearance ..... High Trade-In ... Uttle Down Payment , .·. Easy Terms! PHONE 992-2126 l'ilu, ereilitatloa from ihe Joint "'*""' to .......,. 1M ....,.... 11 0 HP ENGINE ~flmeroy · Moto:, Plwant vauey _Hospital, closed Saturday lllat ' WIN· Valley Hospital hu ftoh'o• first .. llle .rtue. miasion ooAccredllation llomtmaldq lett ud ap- Hospitals lor another · tltllde namlMUolilf lbe .... l·veor period. 66 CORVAIR HARD TOP COUPE WHITEWALL TIRES, RADIO, STD. TRANS.------- Hospital is Accredited For3 Years Citizensijp Winners TWE!'JTY YEARS AGO, from the files of The .... 4().32, pd Ibid a r4Hier who npaln • Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times . . . Gallians wade tn mud and water after two days of rain . . . First bliz. ''\Urd of year leaves light snow, temperature dips to 28 ' .ode~ ... H. M. Lane, Eureka, claimed by death ... ' 1!:. J. 11esener, 82, vice president of Commercial & Sav· !J!A,Bank, and president of Gallipolis Savings and LO.*.!I, Co., succumbs .. . Wilkesville fire destroys sev·• jm liUUdings, three stores . . . GAHS upsets league· Jl~g Pomeroy Panthers, 32-31 . .. Local ferry boat, "loU W. Lane, wiped out by fire ... Robert RanneU. IIAIIled cbairman of Gallia's 1947 Red Cross Drive ·' ;WUJialil McKnight beads local Shrine ... Shrine'• ru· tal retreat, located near BulavUle, to be opened· dur' ~ the summrr ... Athens raiUes to defeat GARS ca· All4 Tills Fil•r 5.-vlce Costs No Monl Us1 hi • We leilve a postage. paid card for you to I ~~ of~ . your coastant o!fll't 10 . . the ..,.ut;1 <A} 1 Two Students Are Selected �-'1 •. i't !! !:i, iiJ1 ga .::L. b ~ !»"'<' • 'J" - tr/ ~ !- _ tt:J· irr~ ill~!tSJ~~-- ar-~~:~~~!-gf~":f§:ff ~~~-~:r::~<oa' b ;;::4~-.;~:i=l~~~~~p.~~- --;:g.&[ •· !f" fi '(110 g. ~? • t:;;; ::::!"" :J. 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Q. ~.,g_~;.;_l~:!~ ~ g,_i? ~- e; ~-;o ::~n.i~~!f i.<i~!i~~~h·lfs.~ l,!.. a,~[.. M:~ rt~ ~ ::Jca.r.&s...c..=-· §" Ol> ~· 3 :, ~ - l . e~ :_;:: .. !!..-• - ~ g· • • :· 'l'l~.FI-·!., - c:. • 4"" ..._ • •.12 ~ '- 8' .. ., !£~-:1=;~ '< .,_. H"l-~~3~~-h · s;; -~aU:.. & ·- - ~.it;~! t ; ~ ~ •s;;.~!!! 1:: "--it t;;:o~ ~it;~~ i!.l..,,., 3;,. -N - - e: J"" Ill "" l3! 'f ~~::s.if~ ~w~"i!ll'tii'~li~lil.l~:;: a-;- !! !!s i-11·~g:z &h-~ •. . ~ • !"-~ll l;.ii· ~r~~" $t :til !I' ·a ...qs ilj'"&!r~·~ ~ :t g-"" ;;: · ilia~ ~ -s""•• "'t !il~n-~s~ii 5;1 €"~~h~ ..... Q ~: "2.iiLE:J' §:'ai,.ll-l!f!f "'"'"' ~- = ""i:i"~e>U'Fa =t ~ · m:;mrn~~JIJrlzl ~ . 3 =- o. !?!iL :l . ~ .. *(· ·I l -lf ;? : !5&.!Uli 5' ~ h·f~~ ~ 'l!!:!jif:Z:~ !lli~U:_~s;t l:fi:(i8- dif !l- 3-!i.eB~- !f & f ;!~tH~ < .-. C ~ -·- • ,.- Stiorcbe. '"~ ;Iiji !!it!il ~~>~' /- - -·· ~ F,railtenatelll Jr. 9paeo .Gbost Unclenlog . MighiJ Mouse ' ' ~ Saturday ., -- .. ,.. ~ I IJoWiial. . "d is Gou· llutelball !!!: .... ill - :c - Where oklloo 11 Newo_ ~.:-IF.'J . :=1• ; ~ 11=,..;!'!·..,·'"' ,. if• =· 12 a: ' - ~- , ' O..slt - . 8- 1..~ -- i8q -- 2. ~ E'i if U'., i ! '<t !. . ~ · !! ! lir! ~~ ii. : ,'Alii:\ t:ite !lioliir '- ~'-'$>11 I p. lit. -'--- News Report · . 11 ~- II'- - ,News . - Repo TV Notes 7 p. m. - - - . -• • I . ,:: ~-. , . 1 r 1:00 Oblo N"""' t:• Jim Mei!s SaturdaY llbDw 5:115 Sport Scope . 5:30 Sip Off . I I 8:55 CommlDJtty News 9:00 Talk of the Town New~ ~r.. . - ~Jifl;f:.-;:~. I I ;;;:-_; .; • ' I .~~ l" 1 ..,._...-: --~-. ;.~,-cz,_: Spts Roundup News News News ,- .. ' 1L55 Movte 11 :00 11 :14 11 : 30 11 :40 11 :50 I 10LO~ OO~ 8 :00 Daisies 8' 30 GH Smart t:.oo Movie 9·30- ::- ::":"!': News Movie Gunsmoke Mlssloa Impossible Pistol & Pettiroats Saturdav ·.of: Chiller Tbeatec News Jackpot Days O.lller ABC Scope . Holly'd Awards Newlywed Game Lawrence Welt . "'-' 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Morning Show 10:30 Cbildrllfl's Sung & Siory Hour 10:45 Morning Show 12 :00 f..ocal. Ohio & National News 12:15 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Garden Club of the AiT 12:45 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines I: 31 Saturday Matinee 8:00 Ohio Valley Sign Off • ..SATURDAY 7:45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy I 5:30 I n~- · .. u:311 Maiooi eo. ~112:45 Oblo UniVersity Report ASC Pete llbields WJ.E.H. Radio MONDAY lbroug• FRIDAY 7:45 Sign On. Echoes of Joy .. ~ - CL Jehqi••.. . . Top ,.,., .. , . , Nooa .Ntw! ~ · !! ~ · ii)!f !, . :- z.-- · 7:00 Master Control 10:15 -Mo~ Medltatlollo 7:30 The Good Life 10:30 Bnmcb Party The Bible Speaks 7:45 11:00 Ob.iO Ne~ · ' 8:00 Sunday Sbow 11:05. Tiny's Country JUDCIIoa Spreading Kingdom 9:00 111:30 ~·· llymntime 9:20 SUnday Show 112:00 National News 10:30' Csuntry Hymntimers 112:30 Guest Star (Fri.) 11:38 The Quiet Hoor 12:30 Larry Anderson Show •·• 12:0') Noon News 3:00 Miles Kusic Show 12:15 Christian's Hour 4:15 Karr & Van Zaudt 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 4:30 Local News I: 00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 5:00 Snorts Scope 1:38 Rev. Billups - 5:30 Sign Off . 2:00 Rev. Johnny Jefferys SATURDAY 2:30 Rev. B. L. Barrett 5:38 Sign· On 3:00 Ohio News 5:35 Protestant Hour 3:05 Kusic's Sunday Show 6:00 Family Worship 5:00 Sport Scope 6:15 Anderson Sat. Show 5:30 Sign Off Ohio Valley News World News Spo Tod rts ay Weather Picl Morning - Show ;i~-a: s- ~ .... ~ .. ~;;- ;! ··;;; ~lJ:ie.=-~ _. ;~s-~~li'Ji1~ c: tiJ 8 t U;ul .J~rlfiJ~-1 ~ 1 1 a~' .- · -. , -las s- ~~- - ::-& ~<-. f ~- p· a-·· .. l. .: . ..., J: .... !i ~ a lli- ~ · 5 Iii. ~~~:- -a · • • !I t . J . a ~ Jilllll"""'" . - . ,s- qo \. ·w: ·ri'J • ,.. d~:~~~!"u.:10 If s-,; - ..-11"&.1;" 8 !!!. .. "'"" ... - SOD- I• ,_3!ii 11 I . lUi~fa~: i ~ \ Iii'~ tliB-~!.!._31 I ~ ~~~tii!! iJ'' l il · ~ .) =\ .=" ~-- - ~ •~~l '"il . st itlt1.tJ~ ~~ rn ~· •~•fbl ~· ·§a·_I ,~1r~5 ~ e.i!i I . lliif .e;;tii~ f1 ~ if f a!"a;-:=:i'li~a- l :s. ~~u!Z · ..,it • ..--.~~~us_., ' • , · - '·i'l, f '"'g ' ·~ t 2 '! T --- -- - 2 1. -~ :.:: -~ _q it ) \ l ..!._ .':3 .¥ 1 W ' •' .';' 1 --_ 7 .' ;-, :1 t· .,. . . 'C• tn n ·. I !J ! l I l'l.bl7lb: ) i-=.~it. \i-sh· The Sunday Timec-Sentlnel, SUilday, January 22, 1967- and RADIO - > a..n I • Home is a lonely place j • for gain." Tf"Th , " . ... 'l'blo . ..!: lo Wo O>rlst<lllllon ..,. L I Facellle ~ Gorden Chill StiDC Ia' llb<lo ~· . ........ Ule t.~ <iboor•lll:lom .. eon- _"_. Cod .. .-.....: - eon._ Bowl j Nen 1 ' Uta 11 -n.n.. • nme..r-u. G - t<NmaF....U, O>onclnc In~t.tn4en t-. • ~~ -•w Tile F.BJ. ::~;~~ ~<=eleb~t,oll~: l : :: eourtroomls.lfterall, ~ .......- z,. Let'• Go ..... o..- ~:: ~ ·~ ::'"u..s- -lllaA . . ....,. m.O>I-JIGA<iolf a. u . ... Qlt - Frw1 .,... -a. • - =11:311~ trve of ltlol 112 loots like any olbor. A -dw-tod ·2 p. m. -r. =·.,en~:::.:-= u!t And lbe ....... TV Sports 11:1$ Mite DoDciaa- Movie l foiJywOo( . . . . 11:.,_ AiliACI U:O • :.:....::._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_....,;_..._ __ _ _ __ I shows - well, we do ool tbiDk thai John carson; WUUam Bocll:· ley """ David ·snlillklnd are particularly olsuaL IUQN;J' ll:to-Newa - 1:00 Boaanu Lucille -Ball l0:8I ADdy Williams CabdJd camera U)· aDW'ba·r M U8l · J!m Wabot {!lptbo- OrooJ ltlilld ,.,.. ' v..,.... Lassie it'& - Time 7:30 Walt DiSDeJ I ·OD1 Ed SUUiYIDI I :30 Hey Laocllont 7·• 15:00 News Picture • :30 Tbor'bred 5:30 5: 15 ~ Dbeol., .. ...... .tp £en t I rmer· ~ '. Star.,._ ~ Eveniat Sho- I NFB All O>anglng I Golf CBS Spot1s 1 I PGA 5:00 Wild Kingdom 4:30 4:45 4:eo Greatest 3:00 Shell Golf 3 I$ 3 ; :10 Super Bowl 2:30 CaliforniaJII 2:45 2:15 , ,.. Press Coal. 1:3& dl God 11 - ' - 0 WNnt ft\a • Pz,. ... <*I ·- Po~~•••• - -~~ 1:• """"' p-,or~~ "' l'nlllt 1 : II stlinc ill Dbde 1 :Ill 'PoiDt Quest- Oouni:rJ' Millie 112:ot TV Olapel 12· 1& 112:30 Caravan 11,. U:GII tO· 41 UVIal Watllll te: ~ - ti:li •• • e-...,.,.,.,nee ... car- 1:11- "' o.,.ttoliiR Slto . ~ ' . :;: , • ~ - • - ~ -<.•' --0. ..... ..... ~ _, - .............. 0 , ' rU::• lit a· ~hanges. .,._,. With the cancellation of $UCh 1thing vi sual about the newS ol vtsua] benefits when the se:t ls jl:ll P ~ · at ' Blllik«bd And so. as our intention re- F irst Season shows as R U n I tbe day programs. oft. 1 OSU •. ~ ~. quired the use of cameramen , Buddy Run. The Man Wllo But on !be other hand, it It . sad 1 ha to admi~ lb 1 P- m. 0> D - dtiffi.Ut 1 tilm. loeations and spe-: lal er- Never Was. and Mil ton Berle. l always seems to us that we saw E 151all 0 ~ er f.1lht ' feels, thf' network man shook . it occurred to us that we had ' ~at same hOUse buminl last , 5 ~ a1 ~; ~ : ; : . , . - : , : SA11JBQAY his head and '3aid : ' never seen one of tbem aU the week. those same rioten iior..- . c:~o~ in vld~and. .P.. Rl, at I - PtniMit 1&1 with way lhrough.. ing. thai same Dooct and burri-- v • l ::t .p. m. Ch3 -MAC Ba 'r> '"Absurd ! The trouble you newcomers {o the field IS With the premieres of such 1 cane. Mrs. Kennedy departing On lbe oilier bond, it Ia comboll: OU ft. K.- ,.... . · that you all t hink TV is a visual Seeond Season shows as Cap- ' or arriving, Seft. Dlrt !i<=P~ its- fortlng to know that we vel l;a p. m. a. I - Wteasn J medium ." tain_ Nice. Mr . . Terrific. 'nl.e Iagreeing. Secretary Y' • ·q not alone in this concktsi:oo. p~ p. Ul. dt 4- .U:VC •• hi. II. Well . . needless to say , that Dating Game, and The Newlv- explaining Most of the iud.ustry seem. ·t o Drnta at Nerill "*- .... remark used to ~i veheus man y wed Gillame.baitboccurls to us that We may be wrong about that, , share the SOJ'f'GW tritll a ·-.2 p. ra. Ct 1 - """ 4 bn''l merry moments m t rete 11- we w pro y never see any of course. Those films may We have bed IIWQ' ~. -BoW~ ing. of .lbem all the way through, he new each time. But If so. It stons on lhlll topic with " " - • 3 p. m, 0> I - lll!IC lb+ 11hl But of _late. we must admit, either. seems to us that the television of cameramen. dlreetora. edilib.:tsftlt\H!I 111 "Ve t rtW . the merrtment has become . lt has also come to our &t- company is spending a lot o1 ton and writen ..- • and ._hOne ·3:.:11 p_ 011. a. U: Pft. IJawlu& -· ~nsiderabl~ less llil_~ious. ADd tention, through a number of ! money need1essly. oJ tbem watches tele~ e~ '4 p .m . Cll: 1 --8lc ll br ' 1 ·~ it m fact.,. wtth televlslOil'• See- !rJP.aning b1Jis. that one c:an re.. As to the panel Mid !&lk tM<r- _ · t .-~ 'WI!!!' ~ _. , _ .. ~ .. ~ 1 vau... o! tele'VIaim ~ 3 0> s W.ld "'BY WARD CANNEL ·ond Season and aU, it is hard jmember tomorrow's weather1shows, most ~rts Are- tnter-- 1 ... m . S:-34 p. Dl. 0> t-NF1. AI S.. NEW YORK (NEA l - \On to recall wllat was 1!0 funny I forecast a lot easier if one dOti l changeable, too. eur fir st venture into televis~n about that remark. riOt look at the weatherman's ! 4 p. m. CII, U- The~ -. some years ago. we. were hi~ As we understand the word. radar scope. blackboard, comSO, as we said, the basic [act Sportsu;la~ by a network ex:ecutlve who~· ' visual'' describes something lparative statistics, or all those a~ an evening witb lbe tele- j S p . .m. ChI - BUtc o.-, jnb, it turned out, was to revo Ithat has to be seen. And that cunning little gadgets that VlSIOD 1s· not what to w•tm, t Gelf ~ . . lutionize televislon program- definition hardly applies to festoon the weather map. 1 ~1 wbetber to watdl •t ali i 11 :1$ :p. !!'- 011 t - let .boebrf ming without making too man what our television set receives. Now. there may be ~ masmuch as yoo aet tbe saine ~ ltfii)NDA.'Y j • rro T7zew· s Q est .1. ~ ,.. z u zon 7\. T B 1T7h h 1 .. 0 t ,., ~ at, u t ,., e t e r TODAY'S TV - ;rou're- going to leave town and _ lNAZT¥-1 ,,. ... ~- 1·r 'i! I J.-ta.ifl ..-l.i. HOLLYWOOD !UPll - Joe .how long a show will last. so it'!I IJ«M! E . Ross. He reads tbe paE- Ross. the former Gunther 1 best not to own anything. pers in the eveiling, watches Toodv of "Car 54. Where Are That's the way I like it."' television and memorhes his You?" and current star or ••rt•s / Ross is a former New York lines for the next day. He' s lD About Time," is divorced, lives ler who has f~Uen_ in love with bf'd bv 11 o'clock_alon~ and is a good prospect Southern California. On week· Re has no cftiidren, no pets for matrimony. ends he flies to Las Ve~as or and few C'lose friends. He bas Ross bas a bachelor pad in drives to Palm St>rings. He lies been dating ODe V'OUng lady tn they an aoartment hotel on the Sun- ! in the sun and s»ends the even· particular but isn't sure !et Strip which he rents furn- ~ ings In night clubs. will be married. ished. It consists of a living Oceasionallv he is called up "I'm 1rind of lonesome withroom. bedroom and kitchenette. ;on stage to perform, which he out a woman around .'' be says The hotel also has a swimming . does enthusiasticaJiy • ~ just to " l was divorced in 19151: But l pool which he finds eonvenient. 1keep in practice." want to get married a~ some The kitchenette goes unused His day begins at 7 a .m . dav . A· man. needs a wlfe." despite the faet that Ross was when he arises .and drives to ~ bas tour or five suits a cook in t.he Armv at one tirile ·CBS-TV Studio Center. only a but seldom wears them. He has and played a cook on Ute · old 12-minute trip over the bills 1fallen into tbe habit of wea~g ..Pbil Silvers Show." from his home. There he has · ;:ports jackets and open shirts Because he is a one • time coffee and donuts for breakfast. tbe vear around. niz;ehtclub comedian Ross owns He has lunch in the commisWhen "the weather is right be ~ln~St nothing bUt the clothes sar>: W!th ~e Of his co-stars. he~ for the beacb and aI 10 hts closet. He rents an autoFilm me ts over betwE!f'n 7 and swtm. . mobile, television set and any- e p.m. when Ross leaves t h e ..1 hope this show remams oo thing else he finds necessary . ..:tudin, stopping en !'OUte home 1the air tor several seasons." be ••t can't make a bed or clean for dinner at one of his fav.Jrite says . ..I llke the life l lead out an apartment," Ross says. ·•so steak houses or at a Chinese here. But in case lt doesn't it J need hotel services. In show restaurant. wou1d only take me 1 few min-bu!i<=iness you never know when Lonely Rome •ltP.(C: to pack and hit thl! road a- Joe E. Ross Ready·for -Matrimony, Still Unsure TV PROFILE ' ., ~~='"- t · l-Jin,~ ~~a-· , 0 a •mr - · oc - f eli ,---- "' - 1!1~ q""s-L "&i{l·( f l iff ~ jl If -'l' .l !:! :i · ~~:~> ~ ~ · :: . !'l; ~ ·Ja .~IJ ~ ! · s . ~,, ::lf{~;r !!i!rt· ~;;~~~ -li· ~ · ! " !tl!i-t· ~ .. . XI . -.;.:...c::f~~- t:.;.· ·it~.. .. =i= . . a;~· J I! stO:f-!L .. .;:: s- ~-i .., . ' . • - i (11 "'"' • sil..a;- ;·:-·--.. ~ 111 ~";:If -' Z't:~~~ < ~!Pi~~ ~ rJI= l., ~ ,., iii·· il! SVNI>AY I:JS HatgrJt~~J>OI'!_1~) C:OO Sign On- For. l"altb ·t:05 .Colfee ..ub janet ' 1:30 Baptist Hour 10:00 'Swap Shop S:OO . ! 1:05 Loolnng With loo~ 1 8 ·to .. -· . 8: 15 ' 8:16 4 p.- m. - Secret ~ , 4:.30 p. m. - The li:arly Show 8.25 o. ~· -Weather, Market I.Alcl's Toyshof) 10 a. m. - Big Ten '!beater · 12 Noon - El·ewitness New! 9 a. m. - I' smw 5:55 Eduea- Newo s:tlil -Oblo NeW. . 1:05 Toni llobei1sm 7:20 Newo - • s. ~·~§]-- !i- e § ~ 3· i~~~ ii g u?; ;_- U· Si ;- ~ .~li',- 111 ~i.:§-'1!' L.~i !!:: ... : ~~·~a "_. !'58 ii:~s:· ~ ti!i - It ,.f~f<i...._e3!;.11'ji = 'l - !!l~fQj!f2- i!!.!!' ~!!:~it~ f'-lls'-ilff"' st!J · • .•f elil"g s!i#:-~ ;;;!f .. -· . lf .. , 'g'·ilt1J6' !;1"1 if -l ~=-.-g. 'f!'· $"!;:! • ! . ~~ii!i&&:=_ §l!jE~=~·= _.... :r.: "'· ~ _. ;1:'-l~ pi~;ll'!iJ• ~r -.. [~;~ ~h!i:~~=i I.,i).~i.l!ir.;i~ • ~l>~lai·~: ...qf!~=r1 ~ ~ W.M.P.O. Radio . .. E; t~t~~~~~~ taJ~· [ f~ii!i i~l~'flll'l!~. l tl(lli~tr~ ~iifl!iJfstlfi"fU1 ! i i l 1 .~ R_.~ .... e .. _ .. m·o:: ,..~--2"'a::" .. -· !!.P•!fllg~ , ;.s; .!s;r=EO~Ii-!!l~l- lit - 'i::.s:gJ.':.=!!:~P- 0 IIONnA.T. 'IBIU1 ft!IDAY lUI u:• News.. _ 112:1!0 ,US~Reart _ lu:u ~:Sf _Mellli.·ct ' RFD .J:31. Sign. Oa - .. ;: :::111:: _ iili' - , . o it!£~;~ ~i !!!l.'~iit=: ~Ht l~:ih?-l· ·· ~ .:z i: r fls -: 7:35 PldteDs Hdwe Sholr •=45 llaker.~Fura. Auet!oa · 1:45 Balter Fum. SbQw (JI'ri.) smw 1:311 a. m. - Farm ........,. a: m. - Paul Dh.m -sm. Nooli - 58-SI Club 1 p. m. - s-t Beclmian 5 p; m. - Very SpeclaJ •· II'- - .Sunrise Seminar ; ~ - . .. Author Theodore H White, r I an old China hand.'' has ure. l !pared the scrint for "China: I The Roots of Madness." a 90 ' . OUter Llmilll :minute docuin.entary for which Xerox Coruoration will set up .another of its special "network" . Pro Bowlero deals for televizing early this , year. David L. Wolper has put r TBA · to~ether this detailed examination nf Lhe reasons underlying Wide World of Sport Red China ' s attitude toward .the United States. Hpplty Hooper Amer. Bandstand iMI& hF . . i:. . 0 u: "'If->'".,_..-~ ~!"'~' V:55 Mason County . News JlJST A LARK p~:OO Morning Show HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Mar110:30 Latchstring 1. Movie jorie Van Dyke, Dick's wife, 11 :00 Ohio News ·• appeared in a crowd scene of ,11:05 Lou Mueller ShO'i' her husband's new picture "Gar~ I; Church BeJis Ring) .. den of CUcambers•• for a lark. 11:45 World News Range II: 55 Mason County News Pbyllis Diller CHEWY ROLE 112:00 Community News The AveDgers HOLLYWOOD <UP!) - Rod . 12:05 Noon News 1 :55 News Steiger c~mped his way · 12: 10 Mark~ts Pacemaker News 2:00 Saturday Matinee throullb 263 packages of gum 12:15 Bulletm Board s-Is 2:30 News Headlin"" for hiS role of a gum .-chewing 12:25 News 0 Grams Theatre 2:31 Saturday Matinee oop In· "In the Heat of I he 112:30 County Agent 1:11 2: 55 News Night." 12:45 Country Go Round AclioD l)eatre 3:00 -Saturday Matinee 1:55 News Beat 3:30 'News Headlines NEW YORK (UP!) - The ' 2: 00 Country Go Roond 3:31 Saturday Matinee date fDr the recorfling · indus- 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News try's Grammy Awards has been 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:00 Saturday Matinee 4:30 lntercha':JPi{e m,ved up from March 7 to 4:30 ~ews Headlines March 2. The annual television $:00 Community News , 4:31 Saturday Matinee soecial, ·~e Best on Record." 5:05 Mason County News 5 :00 ·~ews Roundup which is built around the wine _ 5o10 World & Nat'!. News 5ol5 The Good Life ners, will be aired early in May . j 5 :15 Soorlc:: Neighbors 5 :30 !=l.iq-n Off 5 · 25 Weather Foreign Leg. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Lin!IS Brass. one or the too popular mu!'iical grouos. will star in a Tennessee Tuxedo Porky Pig one--hour soecial on the CBS · network April 24. Kiny Kong Be a ties Art Carnev. Sheila MacRae Eveninl( Shows and Jane Kean. mainstays in 1 Cs!lPOI' &: on .Jeannie I f'vp f"..ot A SPt"'I"'Pt 1 Ernest Tubbs ''The Honevmooners" episodes ' MagilL!: 6:30 F1att- scruggs To Tell the Truth ~uddv Starcher on Jackie GJeason'c: CB~ se~ies Bruga Bonny have been signed ror the 11161 7·00 P Wa~oner Family Affair j' Green Hornet Mil!Dn Monster 68 season . ?:30 Flinner Jackie Gleason Dating Game Wyatt - Earp Wo!aiber Lassie' -· ; ~~t · - . .... 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Raapir - .-_. ::-McCaoJ Road Runuer • 'i!itf A~~ · Tom Jerey ~,;, ,~,..."):•· MAC lla!!tel. j Abbott . CosteDo . . ~'"'· r ·-. · • I IJoWiial. llutelball "d is Gou· r · sil..a;- ~ .. n~- · .. -las -. , ~ !! lir! ~~ ~;;- ;! ··;;; tiJ ::-& ~<-. f ~- ..., ~~- - s- · oc - f ;·:-·--.. ~ 111 , · - '·i'l, MONDAY lbroug• FRIDAY 7:45 Sign On. Echoes of Joy S:OO . ! 1:05 Loolnng With loo~ 1 8 ·to .. -· . 8: 15 ' 8:16 8 .... !i ~ a lli- ~ · 5 J: ..,it -a Ohio Valley News World News Spo Tod rts ay Weather Picl Morning - Show - - 8 :00 Daisies 8' 30 GH Smart t:.oo Movie 9·30- I I 11 :00 11 :14 11 : 30 11 :40 11 :50 ;;;:-_; !!!. qo .. "'"" ... 8 - SOD- ..-11"&.1;" - I ,s- . d~:~~~!"u.:10 If s-,; · ·ri'J ..... ..... a!"a;-:=:i'li~a- l :s. ~~u!Z · i-=.~it. \i-sh· a..n tn n ·. 1·r 'i! I ~- --0. • ,.. J.-ta.ifl ..-l.i. ., ) ASC Pete llbields ' 1 ' • 2 1. -~ :.:: -~ _q it ) \ l ..!._ •' .';' .~~ ..,._...-: --~-. ;.~,-cz,_: ,- . ... 7 .' ;-, ... car- •• • e-...,.,.,.,nee ti:li - 'l'blo 11,. , ,.. Press Coal. 2:15 Home is a lonely place for gain." - TODAY'S TV B 1T7h h 1 .. 0 t ,., ~ at, u t ,., e t e r Tf"Th j rro T7zew· s Q est .1. ~ ,.. z u zon • • j , • J!m Wabot O>anglng NFB All I 4:eo Greatest 4:30 4:45 ~ Star.,._ rmer· ~ '. In~t.tn4en 5:00 Wild Kingdom O>onclnc eon._ Uta 11 -n.n.. • t<NmaF....U, Bowl Eveniat Sho- nme..r-u. G - 15:00 News Picture • :30 Tbor'bred ' v..,.... Lassie it'& - Time 7·• 7:30 Walt DiSDeJ I ·OD1 Ed SUUiYIDI I :30 Hey Laocllont Tile F.BJ. ~ -•w ~~ 1:00 Boaanu Lucille -Ball l0:8I ADdy Williams CabdJd camera U)· aDW'ba·r M U8l · 1 - ll:to-Newa t-. ' • Nen 11:1$ Mite DoDciaa- Movie l foiJywOo( . . . . 11:.,_ AiliACI U:O • :.:....::._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_....,;_..._ __ _ _ __ I shows - well, we do ool tbiDk thai John carson; WUUam Bocll:· ley """ David ·snlillklnd are particularly olsuaL IUQN;J' j TV Sports -r. =·.,en~:::.:-= u!t And lbe ....... =11:311~ trve of ltlol 112 -a. • - Let'• Go ..... . ... Qlt - Frw1 .,... loots like any olbor. A -dw-tod ·2 p. m. eourtroomls.lfterall, ~ .......- z,. ::~;~~ ~<=eleb~t,oll~: : :: l a. u -lllaA . . ....,. m.O>I-JIGA<iolf ~:: ~ ·~ ::'"u..s- , o..- vau... o! tele'VIaim ~ 3 0> s W.ld "'BY WARD CANNEL ·ond Season and aU, it is hard jmember tomorrow's weather1shows, most ~rts Are- tnter-- 1 ... m . S:-34 p. Dl. 0> t-NF1. AI S.. NEW YORK (NEA l - \On to recall wllat was 1!0 funny I forecast a lot easier if one dOti l changeable, too. eur fir st venture into televis~n about that remark. riOt look at the weatherman's ! 4 p. m. CII, U- The~ -. some years ago. we. were hi~ As we understand the word. radar scope. blackboard, comSO, as we said, the basic [act Sportsu;la~ by a network ex:ecutlve who~· ' visual'' describes something lparative statistics, or all those a~ an evening witb lbe tele- j S p . .m. ChI - BUtc o.-, jnb, it turned out, was to revo Ithat has to be seen. And that cunning little gadgets that VlSIOD 1s· not what to w•tm, t Gelf ~ . . lutionize televislon program- definition hardly applies to festoon the weather map. 1 ~1 wbetber to watdl •t ali i 11 :1$ :p. !!'- 011 t - let .boebrf ming without making too man what our television set receives. Now. there may be ~ masmuch as yoo aet tbe saine ~ ltfii)NDA.'Y 1 ~hanges. .,._,. With the cancellation of $UCh 1thing vi sual about the newS ol vtsua] benefits when the se:t ls jl:ll P ~ · at ' Blllik«bd And so. as our intention re- F irst Season shows as R U n I tbe day programs. oft. 1 OSU •. ~ ~. quired the use of cameramen , Buddy Run. The Man Wllo But on !be other hand, it It . sad 1 ha to admi~ lb 1 P- m. 0> D - dtiffi.Ut 1 tilm. loeations and spe-: lal er- Never Was. and Mil ton Berle. l always seems to us that we saw E 151all 0 ~ er f.1lht ' feels, thf' network man shook . it occurred to us that we had ' ~at same hOUse buminl last , 5 ~ a1 ~; ~ : ; : . , . - : , : SA11JBQAY his head and '3aid : ' never seen one of tbem aU the week. those same rioten iior..- . c:~o~ in vld~and. .P.. Rl, at I - PtniMit 1&1 with way lhrough.. ing. thai same Dooct and burri-- v • l ::t .p. m. Ch3 -MAC Ba 'r> '"Absurd ! The trouble you newcomers {o the field IS With the premieres of such 1 cane. Mrs. Kennedy departing On lbe oilier bond, it Ia comboll: OU ft. K.- ,.... . · that you all t hink TV is a visual Seeond Season shows as Cap- ' or arriving, Seft. Dlrt !i<=P~ its- fortlng to know that we vel l;a p. m. a. I - Wteasn J medium ." tain_ Nice. Mr . . Terrific. 'nl.e Iagreeing. Secretary Y' • ·q not alone in this concktsi:oo. p~ p. Ul. dt 4- .U:VC •• hi. II. Well . . needless to say , that Dating Game, and The Newlv- explaining Most of the iud.ustry seem. ·t o Drnta at Nerill "*- .... remark used to ~i veheus man y wed Gillame.baitboccurls to us that We may be wrong about that, , share the SOJ'f'GW tritll a ·-.2 p. ra. Ct 1 - """ 4 bn''l merry moments m t rete 11- we w pro y never see any of course. Those films may We have bed IIWQ' ~. -BoW~ ing. of .lbem all the way through, he new each time. But If so. It stons on lhlll topic with " " - • 3 p. m, 0> I - lll!IC lb+ 11hl But of _late. we must admit, either. seems to us that the television of cameramen. dlreetora. edilib.:tsftlt\H!I 111 "Ve t rtW . the merrtment has become . lt has also come to our &t- company is spending a lot o1 ton and writen ..- • and ._hOne ·3:.:11 p_ 011. a. U: Pft. IJawlu& -· ~nsiderabl~ less llil_~ious. ADd tention, through a number of ! money need1essly. oJ tbem watches tele~ e~ '4 p .m . Cll: 1 --8lc ll br ' 1 ·~ it m fact.,. wtth televlslOil'• See- !rJP.aning b1Jis. that one c:an re.. As to the panel Mid !&lk tM<r- _ · t .-~ 'WI!!!' ~ _. , _ .. ~ .. ~ lit rU::• Newlywed Game Lawrence Welt . Holly'd Awards News Jackpot Days O.lller a· Chiller Tbeatec , 0 ' ' ::- ::":"!': ·.of: {!lptbo- Golf I 3:00 Shell Golf 3 I$ 3 ; :10 Super Bowl - - OrooJ ltlilld CBS Spot1s 2:30 CaliforniaJII 2:45 5:30 • .. ,.,.. Facellle ~ I ;rou're- going to leave town and 7\. T ~ Gorden Chill 1 I PGA - Dbeol., StiDC Ia' llb<lo 1:3& dl Pz,. ... <*I ·- Po~~•••• ~· . ........ Ule O>rlst<lllllon WNnt ft\a ...... .tp £en t I t.~ ..!: . 5: 15 • God 11 - ' - 1:• """"' p-,or~~ "' l'nlllt 1 : II stlinc ill Dbde 1 :Ill 'PoiDt Quest- Oouni:rJ' Millie HOLLYWOOD !UPll - Joe .how long a show will last. so it'!I IJ«M! E . Ross. He reads tbe paE- Ross. the former Gunther 1 best not to own anything. pers in the eveiling, watches Toodv of "Car 54. Where Are That's the way I like it."' television and memorhes his You?" and current star or ••rt•s / Ross is a former New York lines for the next day. He' s lD About Time," is divorced, lives ler who has f~Uen_ in love with bf'd bv 11 o'clock_alon~ and is a good prospect Southern California. On week· Re has no cftiidren, no pets for matrimony. ends he flies to Las Ve~as or and few C'lose friends. He bas Ross bas a bachelor pad in drives to Palm St>rings. He lies been dating ODe V'OUng lady tn they an aoartment hotel on the Sun- ! in the sun and s»ends the even· particular but isn't sure !et Strip which he rents furn- ~ ings In night clubs. will be married. ished. It consists of a living Oceasionallv he is called up "I'm 1rind of lonesome withroom. bedroom and kitchenette. ;on stage to perform, which he out a woman around .'' be says The hotel also has a swimming . does enthusiasticaJiy • ~ just to " l was divorced in 19151: But l pool which he finds eonvenient. 1keep in practice." want to get married a~ some The kitchenette goes unused His day begins at 7 a .m . dav . A· man. needs a wlfe." despite the faet that Ross was when he arises .and drives to ~ bas tour or five suits a cook in t.he Armv at one tirile ·CBS-TV Studio Center. only a but seldom wears them. He has and played a cook on Ute · old 12-minute trip over the bills 1fallen into tbe habit of wea~g ..Pbil Silvers Show." from his home. There he has · ;:ports jackets and open shirts Because he is a one • time coffee and donuts for breakfast. tbe vear around. niz;ehtclub comedian Ross owns He has lunch in the commisWhen "the weather is right be ~ln~St nothing bUt the clothes sar>: W!th ~e Of his co-stars. he~ for the beacb and aI 10 hts closet. He rents an autoFilm me ts over betwE!f'n 7 and swtm. . mobile, television set and any- e p.m. when Ross leaves t h e ..1 hope this show remams oo thing else he finds necessary . ..:tudin, stopping en !'OUte home 1the air tor several seasons." be ••t can't make a bed or clean for dinner at one of his fav.Jrite says . ..I llke the life l lead out an apartment," Ross says. ·•so steak houses or at a Chinese here. But in case lt doesn't it J need hotel services. In show restaurant. wou1d only take me 1 few min-bu!i<=iness you never know when Lonely Rome •ltP.(C: to pack and hit thl! road a- ~ 0 <iboor•lll:lom .. lo Wo 112:ot TV Olapel 12· 1& 112:30 Caravan Joe E. Ross Ready·for -Matrimony, Still Unsure New~ - -<.•' -~~ eon- te: ~ U:GII L _"_. Cod .. .-.....: 1:11- :1 ..,. o.,.ttoliiR Slto . ~ ,,. 1 "' ' . lNAZT¥-1 t· I !J ! l I l'l.bl7lb: '! TV PROFILE ABC Scope .. I W The Sunday Timec-Sentlnel, SUilday, January 22, 1967- 1L55 Movte • ' I _ " --- -- - Mlssloa Impossible Spts Roundup ... and RADIO 8:05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Morning Show 10:30 Cbildrllfl's Sung & Siory Hour 10:45 Morning Show 12 :00 f..ocal. Ohio & National News 12:15 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Garden Club of the AiT 12:45 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Headlines I: 31 Saturday Matinee News Movie . tO· 41 UVIal Watllll Gunsmoke News News News 2 .':3 - Sign Off • ..SATURDAY 7:45 Sign On, Echoes of Joy Pistol & Pettiroats T .¥ t I 5:30 8:00 Ohio Valley --_ :;: 1:00 Oblo N"""' t:• Jim Mei!s SaturdaY llbDw 5:115 Sport Scope . 5:30 Sip Off . I ·~ ~ - CL Jehqi••.. . . Top ,.,., .. , . , Nooa .Ntw! ~ .,. . ' > .............. . \. ·w: ,_3!ii I• ~ ' Saturdav I 10LO~ OO~ ~Jifl;f:.-;:~. • '"il . 11 'C• . ~r.. . lUi~fa~: i ~ \ Iii'~ tliB-~!.!._31 I ~ ~~~tii!! iJ'' l il · ~ .) =\ .=" ~-- - ~ t . u:311 Maiooi eo. ~112:45 Oblo UniVersity Report 8:55 CommlDJtty News 9:00 Talk of the Town Author Theodore H White, r I an old China hand.'' has ure. l !pared the scrint for "China: I The Roots of Madness." a 90 ' . OUter Llmilll :minute docuin.entary for which Xerox Coruoration will set up .another of its special "network" . Pro Bowlero deals for televizing early this , year. David L. Wolper has put r TBA · to~ether this detailed examination nf Lhe reasons underlying Wide World of Sport Red China ' s attitude toward .the United States. Hpplty Hooper Amer. Bandstand iMI& hF . . i:. . -1!.1 . '"'g f ~~='"- t · l-Jin,~ ~~a-· , WJ.E.H. Radio I l" 1 ii. U;ul .J~rlfiJ~-1 ~ 1 1 a~' .- · Iii. ~~~:- p· a-·· .. l. .: . 0 V:55 Mason County . News JlJST A LARK p~:OO Morning Show HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Mar110:30 Latchstring 1. Movie jorie Van Dyke, Dick's wife, 11 :00 Ohio News ·• appeared in a crowd scene of ,11:05 Lou Mueller ShO'i' her husband's new picture "Gar~ I; Church BeJis Ring) .. den of CUcambers•• for a lark. 11:45 World News Range II: 55 Mason County News Pbyllis Diller CHEWY ROLE 112:00 Community News The AveDgers HOLLYWOOD <UP!) - Rod . 12:05 Noon News 1 :55 News Steiger c~mped his way · 12: 10 Mark~ts Pacemaker News 2:00 Saturday Matinee throullb 263 packages of gum 12:15 Bulletm Board s-Is 2:30 News Headlin"" for hiS role of a gum .-chewing 12:25 News 0 Grams Theatre 2:31 Saturday Matinee oop In· "In the Heat of I he 112:30 County Agent 1:11 2: 55 News Night." 12:45 Country Go Round AclioD l)eatre 3:00 -Saturday Matinee 1:55 News Beat 3:30 'News Headlines NEW YORK (UP!) - The ' 2: 00 Country Go Roond 3:31 Saturday Matinee date fDr the recorfling · indus- 3:00 Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News try's Grammy Awards has been 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:00 Saturday Matinee 4:30 lntercha':JPi{e m,ved up from March 7 to 4:30 ~ews Headlines March 2. The annual television $:00 Community News , 4:31 Saturday Matinee soecial, ·~e Best on Record." 5:05 Mason County News 5 :00 ·~ews Roundup which is built around the wine _ 5o10 World & Nat'!. News 5ol5 The Good Life ners, will be aired early in May . j 5 :15 Soorlc:: Neighbors 5 :30 !=l.iq-n Off 5 · 25 Weather Foreign Leg. Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Lin!IS Brass. one or the too popular mu!'iical grouos. will star in a Tennessee Tuxedo Porky Pig one--hour soecial on the CBS · network April 24. Kiny Kong Be a ties Art Carnev. Sheila MacRae Eveninl( Shows and Jane Kean. mainstays in 1 Cs!lPOI' &: on .Jeannie I f'vp f"..ot A SPt"'I"'Pt 1 Ernest Tubbs ''The Honevmooners" episodes ' MagilL!: 6:30 F1att- scruggs To Tell the Truth ~uddv Starcher on Jackie GJeason'c: CB~ se~ies Bruga Bonny have been signed ror the 11161 7·00 P Wa~oner Family Affair j' Green Hornet Mil!Dn Monster 68 season . ?:30 Flinner Jackie Gleason Dating Game .; · ! •~~l st eli ,---- "' - 1!1~ q""s-L "&i{l·( f l iff ~ jl If -'l' .l !:! :i · ~~:~> ~ ~ · :: . !'l; ~ ·Ja .~IJ ~ ! · s . ~,, ::lf{~;r !!i!rt· ~;;~~~ -li· ~ · ! " !tl!i-t· ~ .. . XI . -.;.:...c::f~~- t:.;.· ·it~.. .. =i= . . a;~· J I! stO:f-!L .. .;:: s- ~-i .., . ' . • - i (11 "'"' • I - - . Tile Beagles ~"'f 10:. ~";:If 7:00 Master Control 10:15 -Mo~ Medltatlollo 7:30 The Good Life 10:30 Bnmcb Party The Bible Speaks 7:45 11:00 Ob.iO Ne~ · ' 8:00 Sunday Sbow 11:05. Tiny's Country JUDCIIoa Spreading Kingdom 9:00 111:30 ~·· llymntime 9:20 SUnday Show 112:00 National News 10:30' Csuntry Hymntimers 112:30 Guest Star (Fri.) 11:38 The Quiet Hoor 12:30 Larry Anderson Show •·• 12:0') Noon News 3:00 Miles Kusic Show 12:15 Christian's Hour 4:15 Karr & Van Zaudt 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 4:30 Local News I: 00 Rev. Eddie Boyer 5:00 Snorts Scope 1:38 Rev. Billups - 5:30 Sign Off . 2:00 Rev. Johnny Jefferys SATURDAY 2:30 Rev. B. L. Barrett 5:38 Sign· On 3:00 Ohio News 5:35 Protestant Hour 3:05 Kusic's Sunday Show 6:00 Family Worship 5:00 Sport Scope 6:15 Anderson Sat. Show 5:30 Sign Off TV Notes Wyatt - Earp ., .. SVNI>AY I:JS HatgrJt~~J>OI'!_1~) C:OO Sign On- For. l"altb ·t:05 .Colfee ..ub janet ' 1:30 Baptist Hour 10:00 'Swap Shop 4 p.- m. - Secret ~ , 4:.30 p. m. - The li:arly Show 8.25 o. ~· -Weather, Market Lassie' ·IJOpa:• ~'-'$>11 I.Alcl's Toyshof) 10 a. m. - Big Ten '!beater · 12 Noon - El·ewitness New! Theater ' · 1-Adams FIIIiliiJ /- smw 9 a. m. - Pgpcii!D ~i ~ : ,'Alii:\ t:ite !lioliir '- - The Nurses ~ 5:55 Eduea- Newo s:tlil -Oblo NeW. . 1:05 Toni llobei1sm 7:20 Newo - • 7:35 PldteDs Hdwe Sholr •=45 llaker.~Fura. Auet!oa · 1:45 Balter Fum. SbQw (JI'ri.) Weaiber : - ~ • 1:411 ·a: -11'- - IleVo>tiDDs 1:45 a:-m. - R.R. No. 8 Thfo . "'!~ffemm 1am.- - Singing 11me ,. SU~ieniiarbt.·~ I P- -m. - OVer Lightly ·!58tiiii ·came 18:30 a, m. -Jack LaLanDe I p. m . ..:.. Dailln~ for DoDars ~Reel! 10 a m. - The NUI'Ses _ 111:30 a . . m. - Dark !"<odows l"illher' Kuowo 3:30 p. m. - Mike .Douglaa 5 p. m. - Cartoons I p. m. - Local News II p. m. -- Merv Griffin Shew Bea •Cilsey 12:30 p. m- - News, Weatbe<, and Sports CbanneJ II I'Tewly-wed' G.._,, &:30 a m. - Summer Semester ~m Girl of T1 7 a. -m. - Fanntime Women's News ~:30 a. m. - - Sootligbt ou Edu. 7:45· a. m. - Mulllns Renort General Hospilal 8 a. m. - Csptalll Kangaroo ~,l'J!N~ . . -• ~-. , . 1 IIONnA.T. 'IBIU1 ft!IDAY lUI u:• News.. _ 112:1!0 ,US~Reart _ lu:u ~:Sf _Mellli.·ct ' RFD I' ~- w.u ":r .... -' Z't:~~~ < ~!Pi~~ ~ rJI= l., .J:31. Sign. Oa - O..slt - . I p. lit. -'--- News Report · . 11 ~- II'- - ,News . - ·cartDo. CarDtval -. .f:cqr~~",'<.<• Stiorcbe. ,_Men;_ .Grlllla- ~~ ,.· ~ W.M.P.O. Radio smw \ ..... .'TOibi!t ~ c: ~ 1:311 a. m. - Farm ........,. a: m. - Paul Dh.m -sm. Nooli - 58-SI Club 1 p. m. - s-t Beclmian 5 p; m. - Very SpeclaJ n., -,_.,." ·** ·a.1st .._ . !I .. •· II'- - .Sunrise Seminar -~ !. ,:: ; JIUddy · ii)!f !, . :- • I -u· ...,. . ·. lf""' Camera i ! ~lJ:ie.=-~ _. ;~s-~~li'Ji1~ ;i~-a: s- ~ s. z.-- · ~ .:z i: r - . .. - - ' . a: .. E; ,., iii·· il! ..-. ,. U'., if . itlt1.tJ~ ~~ rn ~·~§]-- !i- e § ~ 3· i~~~ ii g u?; ;_- U· Si ;- ~ .~li',- 111 ~i.:§-'1!' L.~i !!:: ... : ~~·~a "_. !'58 ii:~s:· ~ ti!i - It ,.f~f<i...._e3!;.11'ji = 'l - !!l~fQj!f2- i!!.!!' ~!!:~it~ f'-lls'-ilff"' st!J · • .•f elil"g s!i#:-~ ;;;!f .. -· . lf .. , 'g'·ilt1J6' !;1"1 if -l ~=-.-g. 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"' Milll, I» Cub of G~ipolis "F..,., 'l'bo jaJoa! ~ 1*0'* tat dr.llrrr>aro; lh. "-Wood, l'llni.'' talent ,.._ to De pn- ..... to lie ll>orlnl . tao eoiiWF,e ~- llrt. 7A!Ile Jellt«< bt OJ. o;lull ,. FebNtrJ ejal!'l ·11¥1~ 5lfG4UIIl. • Cnlft, Uhor ~ . . 11 l77ld 1J a1 Ill! Wuhlrlcl<ln Otber ebalrmoa far a. lit CGIIq, caMrel ~ i7dloOl auditorium · . ire: MrJ. lbdc• IIIW. ~ 17171 PIIJIIi;r .11oft, pliiiii:IIJ The •orlelf type projl••n elraltmaa; Mro. ....,. ~ ......,.. lfn. Lobi 111M Suit• .1m ~ He.qC/s 'F~ing w-·• *lllr Accomplishments Of Head Start Are ~xplained ' ' '• ' 'fo <• I I . •' ... '• . . ..• ' '· .. '· .. \ . i' '!i, >otl ' . I Ii lb.Jl.: ~ _ta ~-~ 1. q... 'it =-.. I I I~ IiiB I . . 'Ji . -~ l "! h . ,.~ -~IJJ~ I.l.~ .U ,:1,_ E.. I l~bs u ~ 1th .... .. . ·~c ~ M: I' i' I ' '/ ~ ' ' tn • �• • ~~!ters_ Ho~d ·workshop . Mr:s . .Suiter IIIII Ire ..,. U.. &..a. 1Ill "' ~ dill-: II: r 1. ,.....o1 eiWrmiG ol lbe Jlo¥l. , _ ·H. 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I l~bs u ~ 1th .... .. . ·~c ~ M: I' i' I ' '/ ~ ' ' tn • �• ~W KOINER TO LIVE lEI IE I - IY PAT GLASS Ace~~~, - "I ) . • !P? r. nl I' ' l i d fo ,, 7 ., . . . woqle._2tlll - ........, J10C1ro1 eut If JOII Willi ID oetV Stir Itt 1011p, ,wator, toma- 1 dreab1l or IIUflbll 1lilll Jt. toes, llqut beaM, squub, ud Call II dreiSIDi ud cool< " remaillinJ .....,., eovor: . eaat .ltapllle a ... Coot It will! over low hell SO mlnlllel. Stir dM!It • pattlea topped t!lth a 11011' and then. Makoa • ,;.c.. IIICIUilll of drOUIDI· off fat. • Sbol!llllr •II'I'Yiltc II 1 ...,i InC 11t1111 ud dullinl oller _ . . . way to ,... I loaol more llwl portuDitlol .. praelb . Glllla CMaty free and tloos not cramp the the alldomt•al mlltCitl. . I When )'011 corry, try to t ..p free IDIIdMs not CNmjl t h o will belp prmm Jour ohoulders level ODd your ehest lv lillY p:eal ~~e..-. U Nf." t. ..cl< stnlcht. Carry !lO!IIOthlltl pooslble, cet help In put 'he WREN YOO PUU. 1Y IL\tlrp!OW dlcf )'011 llrmly rooolve to be a 111 eacb hand to help keep body 1oM on yOW' sboulder, or 1et 11 WMn you puU, mob Somotllllll ..,.; nl~ w11 bit more·, lmqlnollve In the balance and permit free move- bigh enough to get your shouJ. whole bndy worl:. Tonse the ltlr 1111 lui SUnday. Upon PLanoiDI of your femily'a meals lllent. If you do tbio long, how· der under II by bendio1 your .WomtDII mtllcleo to rtlurnllla 119m ehurth oenll'!ll IIIlo ,year! lut now U..t lhe over, it tires honda and arms knee~. 1trlln. H ,W m pulllq oomeIll¥ family, I waa trtatad ~~ of !~winter acUvjand interforos with bmtlliJI&. HI CIITYiltc • ou "' tblni from lllove the bead, llta to "brtmch" b7 my oldeol tleo II taklnl to much of your If you mu>l carry a heavy load P pornu 11 Y u overbead. IW¥1 door, bend oon'• ,.,.. pncl1111 time 1!.111 onei'IY. are on your arm, place it oa near taktbe up a lorulad. from a table your - · VIckie, who II from St. Loult, you flndlnr II difficult to keep 000 ..._.., · t possible• . WI • 1eaveo --·· Ro•-~ -bo -~ 0 " eek" lh e e1•88 ~w J·om 1~. ease II lnterleres with normal WilEN YOU l'tJSII """ ""''• w •pen I t b ••·t u'" "'-' 0 n.,- '""'pe "Tray" carryq, or <arrytlll wlllldq and breat.hiai Puoh lib your hoi bndy weeltand ll'lth uo, are beth .-.JpUon! · a !Old at the front. or the body, • illsteacl ~ Otlly y'"ou, e armJ. sophomort~ 'al Jtenl Stale urn. 'Get Olll ol the quandary by tires arms and wr1sts and may WHEN YOO REACH Teltle lite abdominal muaclet. verolty. . oeol!llnl r>ew, elly-do roclpeo cause pressure on abdomen and When you reach up, hold ab- j>ulh die vaeuwn oleoner To 111 beck to the brunch- that ofier foodo you know yo~r lh1ghs. II yoo do this often, you domlnal muscles tight to avoid lawn mower wHh your bndy. IVIcki bad wepared the uaual lamUy I~ ,but mved up 1n may develop round shoulders. 11ra1n. Don't stretch to oeaeh To open ;,. closl! heavy late breokfool fnnla~ but In ~ppeollnJ new ways. Here Is u... a cart lor your heavy !rom a ladder . Move it. Keep "bulky" doo:o or cates, Y0 u ~ddttlon to tblo, ohe baked luch a roclpe. It rut~• the :""rylll& Jobs. lrequontly·used art1cles w1thm may havo lo oombillt these · Danloh Sweet Rolls." Whal ever· famlllar, ever • popular ; easy reach. movemenll with those of lilting j th11 did 1t1r my avoirdupois .we meatball all fancied up with Everyday Jobs_sueh II mat· _ bendloa the lmoes and keep· shall not meollon. lima beano, buttemut !KJuash, ~CD aD Inc the back straight. But they were dellclouo. • and tomatoes In a sparky skii· J A. lob Uke hoelnl Is 1 combin· !lore are oome houaehold let diSh. ellon of pulUing and pushing. Ihints I think are helpful. Cook this colorlul melange or Milo Jeannette Scott of Gol· • Use the whole body Instead ol . When preparing hamburger meat and ve1etables, In a ro· lipolla has returned from Christ part of it. Bend at your hips in· patties moisten hands with cold bust sauce made from a can of Hospital In ClnclnnaU where stead of sagging your shoulders. water to ~vent the meat from condensed golden musbr o o m lhe tlllderwent oar surgery. Tense the abdominal muscles.. st1cklnc to haods ..... Want Ia' soup. This soup, With Its ncb Mr. Lawrence Rood returned Hoes, brooms, mops, and otlter pretty up a eake ?Stick ab,ort beef stock and wine base, boaSis Capt. and Mrs. Michael Dick· to bis home in Bradbury Wed· such tools are easier to use tr pleoeo of macaroni Into Icing. luxuriOUI sllceo of whole young WioD ond dauahter, Jennifer, nesday after spendhl!l a week the handles are long enough. Use u vases lor Uny Dowers . . muahrooms. Golden mushroom alld IOl, Ml~e. of SterliDj Par!<, In Columbus with relatives. Good Posture Doe• Make 1 When you first turned over ooup opruces up any ground ViriJDia, Jelt tor their home on Dtnnls Satlfls, 1tnlor at Rio Difference. PracUco Ill your spanldn1 new calendar, beef ~ish - whether you u' e Uunda}' alter a visit with hit Grande Collose, Is opending the ...-, Mr. tmd Mro. Arnold semester break wilh his per. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sea. I~ Chrlotint Bahr, Suunne .· llr, and lilro. Herbert Swain Brodbury, Jto Reichmund, Jer· et lit. Ill have Just ~tu~ed ry Davis, Rio Grande Collet!• hm 1 Ill: weeki rislt W!th students, are 1pending the sethflr fi.. 10111 who_ Uve In lite mester vacation wiU> tbeir pernortllem part of Obi~, and their 01118, Mr. and Mro. Cosh Bahr. ~~~- Wyman lives at Mr. and Mrs. Chorlea Bradbury, lbn\0111; Dtnver at BowllnJ Mr. and Mro. Manninl Webeter, Groen; Jlllervln Dille •t Clyde; and Mr. ud Mrs. Ida>: Davis. Georp II Tiffin and Gle•n at Mr. Adolph Saelano hal reGibsoDbur&. 'l'hey also vlslted turned from Florida where h• wl4ll SWIIII'allrotller, Stanley• at spent a week and attended tht Sand"*J. Soft Service ConvenUm held •t Dr. ud Mrt. Evan Roderick the Feuntolnbleau Hotel. alld Mro. Dwlaht Wellltrholt Mrs. D. E. Miller Is accom· lpelll 'Jimroday Ia HunlinJIOII. panylac her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. CIIarleo MIDer, Columbus Rev. Hughey Jonea, who has to lbeir home In been attendlq a toune In who~ sht will opend HVoral rellglouo education 11 lito Melh- days. Mi!l Joy JloUs, I student Ill lidlsl 'l'heologlcll Scltool at Delaware will returo to Gllll· Holzer Hospital School of Nurslnt, i~ .tp!!lldiDg the weekend poll• this week. with her f8l'Oilll, Mr. and r.b. 1Bego. Lione1 Mr. and Mr•. Harold Wtth· Mrs. ' Pearl Re)'Uidl In erholt spent Tburodly In Hunt· Akron Frihy· 1o llltend flmoral lngton. servlceo for Mro: Paul Moell, sister of Mrs. Wllllam Bland. She will alB<> visH with htr IIIIer, Mra. Nina Bland. Mrs. Robert l'ilcElhlnny was a business visltor In Galllpolls Devoti0111 by Mrs. Fred Friday. Nease, using as her topFBI y- leisure limo willl ) le, "Marked Trail," taken fram nnespocted pleamo - llllkt Isaiah 10:4, opened the meet. Letloal, P• 1n1 of the WSCS of the Forest £ertm.ICI. ...... ud eonmlc ....... Run Melltodlst Church, Pome· Phoao Gllllpolla ~. NY RD, Wednesday evelllns at 1 211 110 the church. '!be Lord'• Prayer in UDison eloood the devut!OIII. b. ' Right Way Future Daughter- in Law, =~sr=~::~~~~~ s0 n . GLT.Ve Brunc h. Trea'. t• ° l y o•....,. beof, llrad. ea. . Carry:, Reach, - u M' dHeard I Personal Notes From M1ddleporf II to saul'!l patlleo and meat lnp. . • loaf or "" """ktnr inlt'edient . DEIJCIOIJS COMJIINAftON Pr111bytNim& Women in ~el lliCI c......,le d!JIIeo. Hove y<)U trltd c~amod P. T · llfee& Th··-<~- . 0 , "'";if.., of WlleneYer JOU're jli'QS<ld lor totO.. with cool<ed, \'!'UD~bi9d tlme ••l!d 'l\'011 wil@ you·~ bacon~ It's a dellcioua combfll. lbe'lbe~-::.•· :::::' United not), let Olllllod COilCienltd oouP. aUon! It can be as mil$ of a 1'1='-leria ChDrcb WID meet take .over your llUl'll prepara- larorito · as leftover fried _, n J :1111 tionl. Double rich lor cooklltc polatoeo lr! wbich you've polnl- 'lb~ eoonlnlt t•· ~ur.._ch ..~t · baeon Dwight :.. P· m. a "" will '"' be· """· ~ 1111 toupo '- --• '""' golden -• '"' up th • l1a vor bY uSing WaUace pro. mushroom, tomato, and Ched- and chopped onion. Ioder and Mn p au 1 dar 'lli>up, too - give Pota~; prepared & ei~ f:'.""'ton~tan ~U have .._tlonl. you dellciOU$ly novo~. vel· mamej] or ftltd (lop.of-range Joele!le• wUI be Mn. MB.I" vety - WI)IOOth aaucea wit~ .just cookery) are .,:~eat wl~ CUI Chlmbers, Mn. R. M. Siler· a lew minutes heatiri(. broiled dinners sl",''" the broil· man Mrs. J. E ftarley, Mr• Wlatn' lleel Slltlet, .. wlij co<* lbe ~~~ letUna M~o Miller, Mn Edward I pouo• 1rotllld beef the homemaker use surface un- Burkett and Mn. Walter Wad· 10 ~p oman ·bread <uboa its .ror VOflelabltt u well' 11 dell. I t(l, ollglllly b>oten potatoea. ' • , ~-'• cap tt..ly ol>opped onion Meat cuts are lloaded with RETI.JRNS FROM fURKEY I te01pooa aalt vitamlno and mlnti'alo. 'llley o\2-3 William Wesley A.r· II teasl'!9" oavory llloo have 1 big plus In the pro- baugh has returntd to Sen A,. I tableopoons ohortenlnl tein they contain. !Or lhal'a a tonlo Teus after apeodmc 18 I can UOIO oz.) conlle~sed coniplete protein, whlcb me1111 days' with his paron!$, Mr. and ;olden mushroom IIJIUP that the protein In moat has Mrs. Jolm Arbeulb end faml· one-third oap wat..all the essential amino ocldl. llu, 'fuppera Pll!no. He lui• ene-thtrd eup ebepjl<d canned A single serving ~~ CGOI:ed completed twe yeon service tomato<• pork (3~ ouncea) ·!urnfolles wilh 13 months In Turkey. EnI packa1• (10 ounces) !r91e• more thiamine (vitamin B) route to Texas, he wiU visit lima beans than the average woman,.neodo bio sister, Mrs. John lfaseo I cup thinly sllci!IT butteroul dally - 12t per cent - whllt and tamUy, HuntsviUo, Alaba· Sguash <about 3 Ia. ltDJ) for a man, .. per ...,1, for m•·.~...------ 7 SALE Meigs Events Miss A-a hii&Wintw SHOES Ill SIIOE lOX MWdllplll't ''THE BIBLE" - ·- .._.liD. Siofldard of Aulhortty P o r - lllvltlo11 V, CHRIST THE HIAD Cbriot Ia tho ~oad of t1u> Chnreh ol C1INI. • A1ld bath put all tbings under his r.e~ aDd IIVO blm II ]If 111iJ ....., ooor aU tblnp to tbo clwircb. willdi II lila bodJ llle 'llllttlll of blm that filltth Ill in aU" ta>'Itlil'lf 1 = · u ADd he Ia lbe bltd of lilt body of tb• chllftb ( •• I:Jil, , "All authority llalb been 1111'011 unto mo." ~ aild Iii alvlng the (irNt Commloilon (Matthew ti:IS.JII). '!be · thurch of Christ lui• no -~. state, natlollol or .,_.. Iloilo! beodquartt,.. Cbdlt II tile hlld ef &be cllllftllla • . .....,..• ..,.. and H• ,, 111e head a~ ...., !ton. Bv017 <Olllf'!Jalton Ia an lUIII oeits own loeal olficllt'l trul blvlnc Ia - " ' u ita bled. Cbrllt iJ not till lleed o1 li!IJ doDOilllllatfon. ~ .11\!le head of Ilia eh""'b. !lorry . . . - of the anli'Ch of CIU'III Ia oubleet to Chrtst. No boclY Ia normal wttll two blldl. Abo, 10 llltd Ill normal wiih two hun- and fifty bodl•. Otle bMd llld one bedy Ia the on I)' llorma1 tlllng. PaUl 1114: "PGr u "" have many members ta one bQW:-So we. btiat ...,., an oita bedy Ill Christ." 111ozliiN 11:4,5). PaUl 1114 OQ. . apln: '"J'w G0cJ fa DOl lht aU1!101' of confllsioD, but of peace" a Corlnthlw 1U3J, I trust that you will lloDIIIIY and oiD,..el:r eollll(lc alt these facts In tho Ugllt of Ood'o Word (S' JIDIU). 1 Vall- = • eoubl live many mort M~I011fi, . I but I trust these will 'help IUNDAY-HIRALD 0, TRUTH UDPO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Is,., A.~. WJIH TV . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . .. .. 12:00 NOON tH. 13 WIDNUOAY-•IPLI STUDY 7IGII P.M. TONIGHT'S SIRMON: GARY L. VAUGrl¢'1NIITil "WHAT THINK VI Of' CHRI • f { OtWSCS JANUARY .FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE ---------·1 NOW IN PROGRESS o o o STOREWIDE SAVING! Personal Notes From Pomeroy -· ------- Mr1. Horry p llllilla IIIW. ed ID ueculive •meoliDC Ill Ill Port.tmoulll Dillricl Melbocllal WBCS ofllcora Wad.llllldaJ II Proctorville. Mrs. Florence Hollq aud 1111'1. Jim," ll!n. Fred Neaoe· Weyne MilhoiD woro 'nluredaJ '•\Jiedlod]w In Brltlla tw.ay,': ~r IUOllt ef Mr. and lin. r·A lfn, Alfred YNUier; . "'!be Dwi&bl tocu and Sldp. o1 Unity,'' Mto. Lo- Mr. and llfrl, Gtoqe Lotlll It CUrlla Two Othor Import.. and Mlu Bernice ltlD& of lfem. ant Developmeoto," Mrs. Edl.lb ~ G~• vlalled 'lbur1day ... a-. 1 and "British Melllod· emnc with Mr•• BDCI Mro. DwiPI 11m and Amer!ClUI Methodism Loflan and Sldp• . .-.. lha E1111 o1 lilethodlam?" by Mrs. Mary ReJtmlre bal , 11n VArin Nease reltmled to her home New !>ullin.... session Wll Raven, W. Va. aflar a Yllll COlli!~ by Mrs. Fred N..oe, with her alster, Mn. lble m president. '!bank you cards Flocher """ accampanlod her wke ~d !rom Slaaley Nea,., home for ID overnlcht viol!. Mrl. Amanda Baer, Mn. Man- Mr. and Mro. Charlet Leier !dill Rouah and Uswill Nease, and dlllllhter, MlDle lllll Mn. ftr flowers. Members were re- John Terrell were Columbuo mlndod that May Fellowship bualneso vllllorO 'lburadoy. Day would be held at lhe Forest Mark Mitch, 1011 of Mr. trul Bun Church, May 5. Mrs. Gene Mlteh, It confined to ,. At the close of the moellllll hJs home wllll pneumonia. cioolde5 a110 collet were served Kelh Morgan wao lito Friday te u- named above and Mn. evening vloltor of hll 1r1nd· Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Han SOD Hoi· mother, Mr1. W. A. Morgan. ter and a 1uest, Jane Sisson. Mn. Homer Radford and .Mrs. Elmer BaUey and oon, Larry Enumon Club MeeU visited In Gallipolis Friday with Mr. Bailey at Holzer Hos· At Sheeu Horne pilal. . t Emanon Club of r.allipolls Mro. Allen Hampton, Mra. ,llekl Its social meeting Thllrl· Cllltpbell Harper, Mro. Wll· 4y 11 the home of Mrs. Robert llam Smllb aDd Mrs. Arnold ilbettl. A dessert course wao Ricllanls were In Gallipollt Set. llltvod and the aroup played urday to allend a meet1n1 ol !ll'llfp, Mt prize went to Mro. tile executive board of Provl· ~ $heell and •econd was donee Baptist Aosoclatlon held lly Mn. Leo Mossman. ot the Paint Creek Baptist .• .,_ coOIIIilt+.e. !or tlo< meet- church. - ~~::;:~ or Mro. Hob- Mra. Jolm Coate• <Phoebe Bar· '1: Mrs. John Lloyd, per) and cltlldren, Shavonne and Sheet!, Mrs. How- ~ of ColumbUI arrived ..*len and Mro. Selwyn JF:1day tor 1 vltll 111111 ber . lllllll1er, lin. ~ampbel lllrper. I ,l I SUNDAY-BIBLI STUDY .................. 9:45 A.lol. ., '· WORSHift , ......• , ............... 10•:10 A.M. WORSHIP ...... .. .. .. . ......... .. 6:00 P.M Isaiah Text Opens Meeting Brlllsh lilelbodlll. Politllllnll lht i1JDu1 "'l11o BoUd Hoek.'' ""IIppiant 1<1-1 were read br 1111 INlier· Several artlcleo wa read Jadndl "A lllelbodist 'l'our of f..ttJDa"f. by Mrs. Ev8118; "Distlilollrt Eqlllllll cl ~!&~hod- , I you . Remember Je&ua said: " Seek and ye ehall find~ Knor\r and it shall be opened unto you; Ask, and lt 1b11l be ,Jivrn you." YOU ARIINVITID TO WORSHIP WITH TH! CttU •.CH Of' CH.IIT-10 GARFIILO Alii. SCHIDUL& 0' WOUMtP IIIVICII • Mark EVIIIII presented a llfn. Jll'llfliD toplo, •Acrou thl Allanite." 'lba ~· of the progrlllt wao to !nlrOduel Am· orlcall ll1elhodlst W0111eu t.e lL ' q .. Jovlllllllt A·- \ ' ., I ,- Two Drivers h08JD"talized. ; PT. '" • ·' I ~~tfithfsi'QII:OtPM. WaySide'. . '"*' ' I ' ' ' I '' • j ' �• ~W KOINER TO LIVE lEI IE I - IY PAT GLASS Ace~~~, - "I ) . • !P? r. nl I' ' l i d fo ,, 7 ., . . . woqle._2tlll - ........, J10C1ro1 eut If JOII Willi ID oetV Stir Itt 1011p, ,wator, toma- 1 dreab1l or IIUflbll 1lilll Jt. toes, llqut beaM, squub, ud Call II dreiSIDi ud cool< " remaillinJ .....,., eovor: . eaat .ltapllle a ... Coot It will! over low hell SO mlnlllel. Stir dM!It • pattlea topped t!lth a 11011' and then. Makoa • ,;.c.. IIICIUilll of drOUIDI· off fat. • Sbol!llllr •II'I'Yiltc II 1 ...,i InC 11t1111 ud dullinl oller _ . . . way to ,... I loaol more llwl portuDitlol .. praelb . Glllla CMaty free and tloos not cramp the the alldomt•al mlltCitl. . I When )'011 corry, try to t ..p free IDIIdMs not CNmjl t h o will belp prmm Jour ohoulders level ODd your ehest lv lillY p:eal ~~e..-. U Nf." t. ..cl< stnlcht. Carry !lO!IIOthlltl pooslble, cet help In put 'he WREN YOO PUU. 1Y IL\tlrp!OW dlcf )'011 llrmly rooolve to be a 111 eacb hand to help keep body 1oM on yOW' sboulder, or 1et 11 WMn you puU, mob Somotllllll ..,.; nl~ w11 bit more·, lmqlnollve In the balance and permit free move- bigh enough to get your shouJ. whole bndy worl:. Tonse the ltlr 1111 lui SUnday. Upon PLanoiDI of your femily'a meals lllent. If you do tbio long, how· der under II by bendio1 your .WomtDII mtllcleo to rtlurnllla 119m ehurth oenll'!ll IIIlo ,year! lut now U..t lhe over, it tires honda and arms knee~. 1trlln. H ,W m pulllq oomeIll¥ family, I waa trtatad ~~ of !~winter acUvjand interforos with bmtlliJI&. HI CIITYiltc • ou "' tblni from lllove the bead, llta to "brtmch" b7 my oldeol tleo II taklnl to much of your If you mu>l carry a heavy load P pornu 11 Y u overbead. IW¥1 door, bend oon'• ,.,.. pncl1111 time 1!.111 onei'IY. are on your arm, place it oa near taktbe up a lorulad. from a table your - · VIckie, who II from St. Loult, you flndlnr II difficult to keep 000 ..._.., · t possible• . WI • 1eaveo --·· Ro•-~ -bo -~ 0 " eek" lh e e1•88 ~w J·om 1~. ease II lnterleres with normal WilEN YOU l'tJSII """ ""''• w •pen I t b ••·t u'" "'-' 0 n.,- '""'pe "Tray" carryq, or <arrytlll wlllldq and breat.hiai Puoh lib your hoi bndy weeltand ll'lth uo, are beth .-.JpUon! · a !Old at the front. or the body, • illsteacl ~ Otlly y'"ou, e armJ. sophomort~ 'al Jtenl Stale urn. 'Get Olll ol the quandary by tires arms and wr1sts and may WHEN YOO REACH Teltle lite abdominal muaclet. verolty. . oeol!llnl r>ew, elly-do roclpeo cause pressure on abdomen and When you reach up, hold ab- j>ulh die vaeuwn oleoner To 111 beck to the brunch- that ofier foodo you know yo~r lh1ghs. II yoo do this often, you domlnal muscles tight to avoid lawn mower wHh your bndy. IVIcki bad wepared the uaual lamUy I~ ,but mved up 1n may develop round shoulders. 11ra1n. Don't stretch to oeaeh To open ;,. closl! heavy late breokfool fnnla~ but In ~ppeollnJ new ways. Here Is u... a cart lor your heavy !rom a ladder . Move it. Keep "bulky" doo:o or cates, Y0 u ~ddttlon to tblo, ohe baked luch a roclpe. It rut~• the :""rylll& Jobs. lrequontly·used art1cles w1thm may havo lo oombillt these · Danloh Sweet Rolls." Whal ever· famlllar, ever • popular ; easy reach. movemenll with those of lilting j th11 did 1t1r my avoirdupois .we meatball all fancied up with Everyday Jobs_sueh II mat· _ bendloa the lmoes and keep· shall not meollon. lima beano, buttemut !KJuash, ~CD aD Inc the back straight. But they were dellclouo. • and tomatoes In a sparky skii· J A. lob Uke hoelnl Is 1 combin· !lore are oome houaehold let diSh. ellon of pulUing and pushing. Ihints I think are helpful. Cook this colorlul melange or Milo Jeannette Scott of Gol· • Use the whole body Instead ol . When preparing hamburger meat and ve1etables, In a ro· lipolla has returned from Christ part of it. Bend at your hips in· patties moisten hands with cold bust sauce made from a can of Hospital In ClnclnnaU where stead of sagging your shoulders. water to ~vent the meat from condensed golden musbr o o m lhe tlllderwent oar surgery. Tense the abdominal muscles.. st1cklnc to haods ..... Want Ia' soup. This soup, With Its ncb Mr. Lawrence Rood returned Hoes, brooms, mops, and otlter pretty up a eake ?Stick ab,ort beef stock and wine base, boaSis Capt. and Mrs. Michael Dick· to bis home in Bradbury Wed· such tools are easier to use tr pleoeo of macaroni Into Icing. luxuriOUI sllceo of whole young WioD ond dauahter, Jennifer, nesday after spendhl!l a week the handles are long enough. Use u vases lor Uny Dowers . . muahrooms. Golden mushroom alld IOl, Ml~e. of SterliDj Par!<, In Columbus with relatives. Good Posture Doe• Make 1 When you first turned over ooup opruces up any ground ViriJDia, Jelt tor their home on Dtnnls Satlfls, 1tnlor at Rio Difference. PracUco Ill your spanldn1 new calendar, beef ~ish - whether you u' e Uunda}' alter a visit with hit Grande Collose, Is opending the ...-, Mr. tmd Mro. Arnold semester break wilh his per. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Sea. I~ Chrlotint Bahr, Suunne .· llr, and lilro. Herbert Swain Brodbury, Jto Reichmund, Jer· et lit. Ill have Just ~tu~ed ry Davis, Rio Grande Collet!• hm 1 Ill: weeki rislt W!th students, are 1pending the sethflr fi.. 10111 who_ Uve In lite mester vacation wiU> tbeir pernortllem part of Obi~, and their 01118, Mr. and Mro. Cosh Bahr. ~~~- Wyman lives at Mr. and Mrs. Chorlea Bradbury, lbn\0111; Dtnver at BowllnJ Mr. and Mro. Manninl Webeter, Groen; Jlllervln Dille •t Clyde; and Mr. ud Mrs. Ida>: Davis. Georp II Tiffin and Gle•n at Mr. Adolph Saelano hal reGibsoDbur&. 'l'hey also vlslted turned from Florida where h• wl4ll SWIIII'allrotller, Stanley• at spent a week and attended tht Sand"*J. Soft Service ConvenUm held •t Dr. ud Mrt. Evan Roderick the Feuntolnbleau Hotel. alld Mro. Dwlaht Wellltrholt Mrs. D. E. Miller Is accom· lpelll 'Jimroday Ia HunlinJIOII. panylac her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. CIIarleo MIDer, Columbus Rev. Hughey Jonea, who has to lbeir home In been attendlq a toune In who~ sht will opend HVoral rellglouo education 11 lito Melh- days. Mi!l Joy JloUs, I student Ill lidlsl 'l'heologlcll Scltool at Delaware will returo to Gllll· Holzer Hospital School of Nurslnt, i~ .tp!!lldiDg the weekend poll• this week. with her f8l'Oilll, Mr. and r.b. 1Bego. Lione1 Mr. and Mr•. Harold Wtth· Mrs. ' Pearl Re)'Uidl In erholt spent Tburodly In Hunt· Akron Frihy· 1o llltend flmoral lngton. servlceo for Mro: Paul Moell, sister of Mrs. Wllllam Bland. She will alB<> visH with htr IIIIer, Mra. Nina Bland. Mrs. Robert l'ilcElhlnny was a business visltor In Galllpolls Devoti0111 by Mrs. Fred Friday. Nease, using as her topFBI y- leisure limo willl ) le, "Marked Trail," taken fram nnespocted pleamo - llllkt Isaiah 10:4, opened the meet. Letloal, P• 1n1 of the WSCS of the Forest £ertm.ICI. ...... ud eonmlc ....... Run Melltodlst Church, Pome· Phoao Gllllpolla ~. NY RD, Wednesday evelllns at 1 211 110 the church. '!be Lord'• Prayer in UDison eloood the devut!OIII. b. ' Right Way Future Daughter- in Law, =~sr=~::~~~~~ s0 n . GLT.Ve Brunc h. Trea'. t• ° l y o•....,. beof, llrad. ea. . Carry:, Reach, - u M' dHeard I Personal Notes From M1ddleporf II to saul'!l patlleo and meat lnp. . • loaf or "" """ktnr inlt'edient . DEIJCIOIJS COMJIINAftON Pr111bytNim& Women in ~el lliCI c......,le d!JIIeo. Hove y<)U trltd c~amod P. T · llfee& Th··-<~- . 0 , "'";if.., of WlleneYer JOU're jli'QS<ld lor totO.. with cool<ed, \'!'UD~bi9d tlme ••l!d 'l\'011 wil@ you·~ bacon~ It's a dellcioua combfll. lbe'lbe~-::.•· :::::' United not), let Olllllod COilCienltd oouP. aUon! It can be as mil$ of a 1'1='-leria ChDrcb WID meet take .over your llUl'll prepara- larorito · as leftover fried _, n J :1111 tionl. Double rich lor cooklltc polatoeo lr! wbich you've polnl- 'lb~ eoonlnlt t•· ~ur.._ch ..~t · baeon Dwight :.. P· m. a "" will '"' be· """· ~ 1111 toupo '- --• '""' golden -• '"' up th • l1a vor bY uSing WaUace pro. mushroom, tomato, and Ched- and chopped onion. Ioder and Mn p au 1 dar 'lli>up, too - give Pota~; prepared & ei~ f:'.""'ton~tan ~U have .._tlonl. you dellciOU$ly novo~. vel· mamej] or ftltd (lop.of-range Joele!le• wUI be Mn. MB.I" vety - WI)IOOth aaucea wit~ .just cookery) are .,:~eat wl~ CUI Chlmbers, Mn. R. M. Siler· a lew minutes heatiri(. broiled dinners sl",''" the broil· man Mrs. J. E ftarley, Mr• Wlatn' lleel Slltlet, .. wlij co<* lbe ~~~ letUna M~o Miller, Mn Edward I pouo• 1rotllld beef the homemaker use surface un- Burkett and Mn. Walter Wad· 10 ~p oman ·bread <uboa its .ror VOflelabltt u well' 11 dell. I t(l, ollglllly b>oten potatoea. ' • , ~-'• cap tt..ly ol>opped onion Meat cuts are lloaded with RETI.JRNS FROM fURKEY I te01pooa aalt vitamlno and mlnti'alo. 'llley o\2-3 William Wesley A.r· II teasl'!9" oavory llloo have 1 big plus In the pro- baugh has returntd to Sen A,. I tableopoons ohortenlnl tein they contain. !Or lhal'a a tonlo Teus after apeodmc 18 I can UOIO oz.) conlle~sed coniplete protein, whlcb me1111 days' with his paron!$, Mr. and ;olden mushroom IIJIUP that the protein In moat has Mrs. Jolm Arbeulb end faml· one-third oap wat..all the essential amino ocldl. llu, 'fuppera Pll!no. He lui• ene-thtrd eup ebepjl<d canned A single serving ~~ CGOI:ed completed twe yeon service tomato<• pork (3~ ouncea) ·!urnfolles wilh 13 months In Turkey. EnI packa1• (10 ounces) !r91e• more thiamine (vitamin B) route to Texas, he wiU visit lima beans than the average woman,.neodo bio sister, Mrs. John lfaseo I cup thinly sllci!IT butteroul dally - 12t per cent - whllt and tamUy, HuntsviUo, Alaba· Sguash <about 3 Ia. ltDJ) for a man, .. per ...,1, for m•·.~...------ 7 SALE Meigs Events Miss A-a hii&Wintw SHOES Ill SIIOE lOX MWdllplll't ''THE BIBLE" - ·- .._.liD. Siofldard of Aulhortty P o r - lllvltlo11 V, CHRIST THE HIAD Cbriot Ia tho ~oad of t1u> Chnreh ol C1INI. • A1ld bath put all tbings under his r.e~ aDd IIVO blm II ]If 111iJ ....., ooor aU tblnp to tbo clwircb. willdi II lila bodJ llle 'llllttlll of blm that filltth Ill in aU" ta>'Itlil'lf 1 = · u ADd he Ia lbe bltd of lilt body of tb• chllftb ( •• I:Jil, , "All authority llalb been 1111'011 unto mo." ~ aild Iii alvlng the (irNt Commloilon (Matthew ti:IS.JII). '!be · thurch of Christ lui• no -~. state, natlollol or .,_.. Iloilo! beodquartt,.. Cbdlt II tile hlld ef &be cllllftllla • . .....,..• ..,.. and H• ,, 111e head a~ ...., !ton. Bv017 <Olllf'!Jalton Ia an lUIII oeits own loeal olficllt'l trul blvlnc Ia - " ' u ita bled. Cbrllt iJ not till lleed o1 li!IJ doDOilllllatfon. ~ .11\!le head of Ilia eh""'b. !lorry . . . - of the anli'Ch of CIU'III Ia oubleet to Chrtst. No boclY Ia normal wttll two blldl. Abo, 10 llltd Ill normal wiih two hun- and fifty bodl•. Otle bMd llld one bedy Ia the on I)' llorma1 tlllng. PaUl 1114: "PGr u "" have many members ta one bQW:-So we. btiat ...,., an oita bedy Ill Christ." 111ozliiN 11:4,5). PaUl 1114 OQ. . apln: '"J'w G0cJ fa DOl lht aU1!101' of confllsioD, but of peace" a Corlnthlw 1U3J, I trust that you will lloDIIIIY and oiD,..el:r eollll(lc alt these facts In tho Ugllt of Ood'o Word (S' JIDIU). 1 Vall- = • eoubl live many mort M~I011fi, . I but I trust these will 'help IUNDAY-HIRALD 0, TRUTH UDPO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Is,., A.~. WJIH TV . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. . .. .. 12:00 NOON tH. 13 WIDNUOAY-•IPLI STUDY 7IGII P.M. TONIGHT'S SIRMON: GARY L. VAUGrl¢'1NIITil "WHAT THINK VI Of' CHRI • f { OtWSCS JANUARY .FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE ---------·1 NOW IN PROGRESS o o o STOREWIDE SAVING! Personal Notes From Pomeroy -· ------- Mr1. Horry p llllilla IIIW. ed ID ueculive •meoliDC Ill Ill Port.tmoulll Dillricl Melbocllal WBCS ofllcora Wad.llllldaJ II Proctorville. Mrs. Florence Hollq aud 1111'1. Jim," ll!n. Fred Neaoe· Weyne MilhoiD woro 'nluredaJ '•\Jiedlod]w In Brltlla tw.ay,': ~r IUOllt ef Mr. and lin. r·A lfn, Alfred YNUier; . "'!be Dwi&bl tocu and Sldp. o1 Unity,'' Mto. Lo- Mr. and llfrl, Gtoqe Lotlll It CUrlla Two Othor Import.. and Mlu Bernice ltlD& of lfem. ant Developmeoto," Mrs. Edl.lb ~ G~• vlalled 'lbur1day ... a-. 1 and "British Melllod· emnc with Mr•• BDCI Mro. DwiPI 11m and Amer!ClUI Methodism Loflan and Sldp• . .-.. lha E1111 o1 lilethodlam?" by Mrs. Mary ReJtmlre bal , 11n VArin Nease reltmled to her home New !>ullin.... session Wll Raven, W. Va. aflar a Yllll COlli!~ by Mrs. Fred N..oe, with her alster, Mn. lble m president. '!bank you cards Flocher """ accampanlod her wke ~d !rom Slaaley Nea,., home for ID overnlcht viol!. Mrl. Amanda Baer, Mn. Man- Mr. and Mro. Charlet Leier !dill Rouah and Uswill Nease, and dlllllhter, MlDle lllll Mn. ftr flowers. Members were re- John Terrell were Columbuo mlndod that May Fellowship bualneso vllllorO 'lburadoy. Day would be held at lhe Forest Mark Mitch, 1011 of Mr. trul Bun Church, May 5. Mrs. Gene Mlteh, It confined to ,. At the close of the moellllll hJs home wllll pneumonia. cioolde5 a110 collet were served Kelh Morgan wao lito Friday te u- named above and Mn. evening vloltor of hll 1r1nd· Harry Wyatt, Mrs. Han SOD Hoi· mother, Mr1. W. A. Morgan. ter and a 1uest, Jane Sisson. Mn. Homer Radford and .Mrs. Elmer BaUey and oon, Larry Enumon Club MeeU visited In Gallipolis Friday with Mr. Bailey at Holzer Hos· At Sheeu Horne pilal. . t Emanon Club of r.allipolls Mro. Allen Hampton, Mra. ,llekl Its social meeting Thllrl· Cllltpbell Harper, Mro. Wll· 4y 11 the home of Mrs. Robert llam Smllb aDd Mrs. Arnold ilbettl. A dessert course wao Ricllanls were In Gallipollt Set. llltvod and the aroup played urday to allend a meet1n1 ol !ll'llfp, Mt prize went to Mro. tile executive board of Provl· ~ $heell and •econd was donee Baptist Aosoclatlon held lly Mn. Leo Mossman. ot the Paint Creek Baptist .• .,_ coOIIIilt+.e. !or tlo< meet- church. - ~~::;:~ or Mro. Hob- Mra. Jolm Coate• <Phoebe Bar· '1: Mrs. John Lloyd, per) and cltlldren, Shavonne and Sheet!, Mrs. How- ~ of ColumbUI arrived ..*len and Mro. Selwyn JF:1day tor 1 vltll 111111 ber . lllllll1er, lin. ~ampbel lllrper. I ,l I SUNDAY-BIBLI STUDY .................. 9:45 A.lol. ., '· WORSHift , ......• , ............... 10•:10 A.M. WORSHIP ...... .. .. .. . ......... .. 6:00 P.M Isaiah Text Opens Meeting Brlllsh lilelbodlll. Politllllnll lht i1JDu1 "'l11o BoUd Hoek.'' ""IIppiant 1<1-1 were read br 1111 INlier· Several artlcleo wa read Jadndl "A lllelbodist 'l'our of f..ttJDa"f. by Mrs. Ev8118; "Distlilollrt Eqlllllll cl ~!&~hod- , I you . Remember Je&ua said: " Seek and ye ehall find~ Knor\r and it shall be opened unto you; Ask, and lt 1b11l be ,Jivrn you." YOU ARIINVITID TO WORSHIP WITH TH! CttU •.CH Of' CH.IIT-10 GARFIILO Alii. SCHIDUL& 0' WOUMtP IIIVICII • Mark EVIIIII presented a llfn. Jll'llfliD toplo, •Acrou thl Allanite." 'lba ~· of the progrlllt wao to !nlrOduel Am· orlcall ll1elhodlst W0111eu t.e lL ' q .. Jovlllllllt A·- \ ' ., I ,- Two Drivers h08JD"talized. ; PT. '" • ·' I ~~tfithfsi'QII:OtPM. WaySide'. . '"*' ' I ' ' ' I '' • j ' �. I' • ~ I I , us ness th'e Want ~d Way-By Blione; I ··- • • T Wreckers Finally Get into the Old Met, - DILL• AGENCY- . Aud Strangely, the Owners are Contented • ...1btl~ For 5lle • I ., . ~·-"" tNFOIMATIOI!l usine s Serv· iuada,. rtlnn.&~ ~t. hD111Q' tl, lM7-lt The ·-- l!"ff''r~ .-:x'D!: street, lotting the palo Winter was ~ed to llll!l Ugbt shine lor the Orst time old buildinp: already ,... Into the Golden Henesboe. Tbe up the .~. bat for IliON _, cleJ'""Ied. , New York 1lmes said It was pasolng ~~ · bome, I~ bath, nice ldlchen 'A'' the death of the """• money with dl!llwuber, dlttt.ng JUne niontiul of lepl lltld Uke • - tceoe • Sllll AUve SIX roomo and botb, uofurnlsl>. room, lull bdement, good lo- t~et~tin>ental nilneuvorlng to from Gotterdamerung. M.......,lltlll ()peril IJ ed, downlowo, reasonable rent. .ave Ute 84-year-old MetropollSip ol Rtllef Tbe .M..,...all•e In I'• ne~> Ph. t4a-'li7S or 44f.l78t. 1U eatlon. Will oeU on land con- tan Opera House proftd abor- Tho Metropolitan Opera Asia- still Vfr'! mudt ' n II RUGS A mess! Clean f~r less lrad. Vacant. Uve last Tuesday When the city elation breathed a collective $t5.7 million :.=tan Opera _ __.::Lost _ __ with Blue Lustre. Rent elec. building department issued a sigh of relief, .because It badly run by tho am tric atwnpooer $1. Sbeppard, ASSUME A V.A. LOAN deniolition permit needs the annual rent It will get Auoclatloo, with tbe and 'still _ Q,IRL'S North Ga!Ua 1967 cius 18% lsL Ave. 1U Within 'an hoUr, the Wrecking from the 40 • story offtee singers under ~tract, Rud~ll 5\4% INT. ring. Initials, M. H. Ph. saa. Corporation_ of Amerlca was building to be erected u~ General anaaer be<·n SECOND floor wtfurn. 1 bed4 BR,' llinlnl room, large Uv· 8129. Elsie Hunnel, Bidwell. prying off the roof of-the dingy on the site. Bing, wlloso contract bas 78 · room apartmoo~ 24814t Secoltd tng .room, part h~meitt. for17-4 ced hot .U heat, storm wi11o bulldlpg at Britadlfay aDd 39th When the !letropoUtan Opera utended through the 15 Av~. Ph. ~18-11 • · closed Its long run at the Met season, by which time he will ~ SJL~~ coin bracelet ~ith 7 dows, awnings, 2 acres of HOUSETRAILER. Also 3 rm. ' last May few mltsie-lovers have served in the post for 21 ""jjl"s. Ph. f41H197>. f>•w•ro land. Price $13,000. . • .I .,.... lb-J and batb furnished apartment. grudged the company its new years. Only the late great Glullo Garage. Ph. 446-4756. qtllll'le!'s at Lincoln center 20 Gattl.Caoazza has held the post LESS THAN : Notic• blocks north on Broadway. Tbe longer-:17 years. New and Used new Metropolitan Opera Houst Thet Mel still has JDIIlOY $10,000 I ~ SOUP'S on, the rug is~ TWO houses. reasonable rent. t$rchandlse " has more expensive rehearsal problems, too. Though It has THIS NICE small home .locat' 50 clean the spot with Blue Bidwell, Ohio, 0 . J. Whtte ConsfPm.nts ..:e~p&ed space work rooms dressing been nlaylng to capaclty thiS ed in downtown Pt. Pleasant. Lustre. Rent electric shamRoad . Write Myrtle · Kuthy Thutlday tvenlnt 7 p.m. room; and storage dnce. 1bere season·, thanks pa11ly to the . W. Va., 2 BR, nice kitchen, . 0 - l t . Drlv.. ln Th..,ro_ 1s ! c Main St., West Alexander, pooer fl. Centra upp Y o. Pa . 15376. &-12 is no need now to pile seta to curlnoity of thooe who jolt want .·. lnMnon,W.Y•. basement, carport, gOOij deep tB-6 I the sidewalk outside ao tbe old to see wbat the DeW bouse looks lot, plenty shade and ahrubo. J. M. "Jiim!'y" Seyre Mel was forced to do. PAULA KAY 'S-~a~ll~ . Salo~ FOR RENT and aeuuds Uke, the· Met It announce~ specials on perma- MO~E~N ~ bedroom home, ' The Metropolitan Opera Asia- teetering on the !'<II• 01 Nortttup, Ohio LOOKING FOR nent wa ves and bleaching., butlHn kitchen, attached elation, owners of the eld Met insolvency. . Reg . $l2.50 perm now $8.50. garage._ In town, $85 mo. A BRICK ::;::;:::;::;::;:;:;=;;;::'I'Ite, leased it to Keystone TOtal coot this oeasoaComplete bleach out, reg. $25 can Wl se~ an Agency, 4-487 ROOM 3 BR, 2 baths, 2 fire· = Associates, a real estate con- swollen by lavish prodlletfono, now fll .SO. Reloueh. reg $15 3643, Evenmg 441-3796. 8-11 places, run basement,' spaC· .._-I LA F cern, lor ao average f48t),OOO a labor treuble and ~ Ious rec. room and play- _;,._.;.;...-'-A-•a_te__or~a_.._ year. Keystone pl8lll!l!d to raze overbeads;-will be .lhclut $30 now 110 with toner . Ph. 446 - MODERN bousetraDer bJ 4-142 for appoinlment. 18·3 week or month. 1900 Cites~ room, finished attached garOs~r Blird, Reeltor tbe Mel and build an office mUllan, or twice tho annual co<! nut SL :aJS.II age, concrete drive, large BAIRD REALTY CO building on the prime atte closo of the old bouse. Jot, price has been reduced. HERE l.i a nice borne tbat to Times Square and tbe In an effort to 1181'111'11 the 1t'nll< space tw r-. IAJI HOBART DILLON, REALTOR '11- Uke It has 3 . be<J· garment dlslrict. . deficit, the Mel Jiaa ralied Its Gl 1-~ trom I a.m. liD fi 441-Z174 you ms baUt M forced air . .Music levers and aenllmenta· prices 15 per cen~to a top of p.m. Llcllle or H<>wa"'l BrlllUIGD 1 0j1 ~ace, ·~all base- lists were a~st. "New York $15 and has asked all JIUbacri. H~ IVI!:H "' moolh: Sleeping Evenlap 44&-W ment cabinets In kitchen 1<>- bas too few theaters fer opera, bers to make • »per COlli ~poco. s:;,• cateci on blacktep Rd. 'It's ballet and concerto as It Is," donation above and be)otDd lilt Are Now Tho . they said. . . co<~ of their tl¢keta. It Owners Of Park C'.entral lintel. Ill-If priced lor f7,500 at a price But the . old M~ • wu l'lfDCelled nut yeli''l lealon of "" you can afford. · . nsl , ... ,_,.... M ,_._.,,.. .-....• . bed . 1 BEDROOM furntS ap-v 178 A., nice one olory frajlle Inconvenient apd OX!f'! ve to - ~"' w~·• e~ • ..,....n •..,.... ment. Ph. t46-3671 after 7 p. !:::~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~:~ borne with 3 bedrooms, pleo- run. ~ke all maJor opera National Compaay in_1111 effort m. _ 11-6:; ty" built In cabinets In kit- comparues, the Met never hu to save anath~ nlffllon ,dollaris. Phono 367-7598 _ _ _ For S•le - - For Sele VERY LARGE LOT chen ¥..A. lob. base, farge been able to cov..- Ita costa by It will still run $5 mlllloB Ia tile On Routo 7, One-Half Wanted To Buy • ticket oales alone And no one red. 00 county rd. 11 FIVE room house w' t th 2 bed· barn, located · · · ' ·' Mile Above Ch..hiro 11. GOOD limothy hay. 3rT· 7187. 11RED of c•...,•g ashest In Raccoon "'~ All farm · 1U -·~~ rooms and small outbuildings. 'wy. Open 7 Daya A W"k To Serve You WANTED TO BUY Try our W~ VIrginia Chunk Includes extra good lot; rould tools go. 18,500. 8 tifl6 p.m. Farm or 3 Bedroom House RAISE $40, $200, $400 or more Coal, Sklclm!tre Foster. Coal build 2 additional buildings on lOOA., 8 rm. two story frame " .. . for your Church or Group Co., 12S~ Pine SL t46-2783. Jot. bome, plenty wat..-, 1 barns, ona 1 au 1 an in Gallipolis twp. :m. tl LARGE-NEAR TOWN LOT Write Box 13orcloGreen Gallipolis with bandy 6-in-1 Household plenty p..ture, 40 A. bottom, ' Daily Tribunt. Shears. 1110 Shears sent On ELECI'ROLUX Vacuum Clean· AN JOEAL locallon for the located on State RL . , ,, ~...,....,....,....,"""'"""""""""""""-11-·-·Credit. Have 10 JDembers oell er. Like new. Atlachmen!s nev home of your dreams. Here Robert Baird, Salesman FOR SALE 10 ohears at $1 each. lj.elqrn er used. Uses disposable you can have city water and Office Phone 446-4775 24 hr8. . ' ~ ' J. Deed Stock ---- .. . teO: keep $40. FREE detaJls. bags. Assume 11 payments of city gas. Plan now and save! HOME lor oale._Seven room TOKYO (UPI)-llonald E. JleSe dl~e; ' '· Removed Free 1960 CRISCRAFT cabin cru1.. Wr1te ANNA WADE, Dept. $6.00. Call 441Hl25. 17~ 1 with one trtd one half bath, (Doc) Lewis of Pueblo, Col . He ~!dill. unnerving to Sef' NIL I remove your dead er, 20 ft. long, with 7ii HP 191DA3, Lynchburg, Va. 24505~ SINGER, Model 66, round bob- \ CENTENARY 2 mi. below Galll~lls •. A car speaks and hears nerinally, lottlte'ltrot Ume ''I toV.l.jli7~ hones. COWl trtd mules. CaD ";'otor, Call after li p.m. «&18-. bin. Equipped to ZIG ZA~. MO~ERN 5 room home with garage, blacktop drtve. Re- he Is studying llp.readlni ·IO · ~ "Gun amok e," ''Lar8l!lie," eollect Jactooo 2864SSI •r 2738. 17~ STARK Brothers fruit trees. monogram, overcast, apph· ratsed ftreplace, full base· duced price. Call Raymond can enjoy bls spare time betler. "Rawhide" and other ,popularor ChliUcotbo 7'1U9'16. AKC registered, black mlnia- Roses free. William Fadely, que, elc. Only 6 poyments left ment and garage. Ve1·y good Cremeens, 446-Q448, or Cbesa· He wao\1 1q understand Ameri· or once poptilar-Amerlean RUG braiding done per order. tore poodle litter. exoellent agent. Ph. 379-211!. 18-3 $5.110 each, or $1.25 weekly. neighborhood. Can be shown peake 894-5565. can shows on Japanese teie>i; television progrlll!ls and bonr Wanted to buy good u s e d conformation dogs. Contact 1956 FORD 2 d;·-w;u;-· WSW Guaranteed. 41fi-1639. IS·tf by appointment. , Ill-! sion. lbe U.S. stars speaking Japa. deep freeze. Pb. 446-462S. I~ Gwen Keyser, 44fi.1636. . . d Ha ch GO MODERN-ALL THE WAY ' nese. tires. See Howar t er, SINGER portable Sews per· SEVEN h 'th 1 Lewis said one ol life's minor 1 Bidwe11 or Ph · 24"5413 ' ouse and wt dra P ay.s Reel Est1te Loens . for r=;::;::;;~;;:;o;;;;;;:::;;~;;;o;;----;;1 CUB tr actor, Farma 11 • Pow, ~ · 1"3 .. teet. ZIG ZAG equipped. Full room room attic .patio frustration.• lor the American So Lewis, general manage Wh:'~:t"cJ!~e~·~~~~~~loud. • cultivator, mower 253-6673 . REDUCED PRICES price $17.95 Guaranteed. 446- included. This home has ~0 living in Japan is u:s. teli,Vision Air American at Tach~wa Jlir 0 11 17 0 3 ~~ 1! 1=~ ~r1~ :;!e:od no:: · 1957 CHEV. Wagon was $495, 1839. 15-tf be seen to appreeiate. GOLDE~ shows programmed on Japanese Force Base eutslde TOk~o, eel ..- . tu .. ,,.. ot m••• ,.... KNITTING yarn sale continues. oale price $350. LOT & HOUSE ANNIVERSARY lelevis;on with dubb¢·1n.-Japa· out to do som_elltln _. g about hethat h .. eTen- euentlal public ELE~OLUX 1 b Mrvk'e. where you c1n llv• ... u All tJdds & ends ~ prir.e, 1959 Olds. 4 dr. hardtop wlth "''"" sweeper, on THIS seven room house comes anguage arr1er. He decJded . ~.:~~eb~!'!-;!:!•. ~:o:.~: Dorothy's Knit Shop. Edgeair and power was $595, wheels, co~plete with all to you with wall to wall carseveral yean aao ~ tcouJd beat ,, .,..•..,., ..,,. ..,, cHAM mont Dr., GaHipells. 17-3 sale price $425. dual cleanmg attachments. peting large storage space the Japanese televtSlnn system 1967 ~,::o:,o:oc•. ST CLOUD, 1962 Ford 4 dr. Galaxie was Guaranteed, lull price $18.110. .sed' f" 1 nd • 1917 tl) · tl he mastered liJl're&dillg. · "· DON'T pump your sluggish {46.1639_ • ·. 15-tl r~t . trep ace, a an e100• CALLOWAY Furniture t septic tank. Get Klean-Em· $71/li. now $695. tnc kitchen. Also, curtains On his neott trip 1<\ the U.S., till open All Septic Tank Cleaner. !96ti"Fiat was $195, sale price TYPEWRITERS new and used, and drapes _ here you can lk Mg u . Lewis bought a book on tho 5• Monday tbru Saturday. O'Dell Lumber Co 17-1 $125. we service all makes. save on buying tliose extras Cfyd• B. Wa •Mr, OArN. 5 su~ject, 1 Evening by appolntmenL Rt. · REN nd LO"G TERM FAR L 1 1963 Plymouth Belvedere HI. 'AL. Simmons Pig. a for your home. Reasonable lnler01t J'1ow wheq he . ;watcl!eS his 17, HenderSOII, W. Va. 234-tl SINGER Sewing Machine with was $11195, sale price $955. Office Equipment. Ph. 416Pb. «<l-8tl81 auooNAILI JNTIUIT ·• •. favorite Amer! ,, _.can . abo _ wa Wilh 1 · carryiRG case. Does all gen. ,., 1t L.ocutt ••·· O•lllpoiJt, ohio d •• , 13 ... Fe I H I W eel Fred Sanders Auto Sales, .,..,.. ,,.., '"' .,....,,..... WASIUNGTON ({)pi) _ Tit.- · ub...,.fn,Japanese,jie tQrlts off mae e P 1nt :~~~ t~o~~~~:si:;';~!rty ~~~ 451 Second Ave. Ph. 441H178. __ 2115-tt T~" ~ISEMAN cost of living splraled "upward In the, SQUnd_ and Up-refl!!s 1~111-3 . TEAR OUT THIS AD balance due of $31.12 or $1.25 Real Estate For Sale · •Ag,ncy 1966, outpacing the wag<i' gains ~Ush. But he .. oayo II lsn 1 ' AND MAIL with name, address weekly. Call «HI2S· 17~ FLUFFY soft and bright as - --- --------- --------- Neer New Brick Services Offered of factory workers lor the Jirst tasy._ .. . .. . ~ "'• bo 0 I new. That's what cleaning • . I" I . . ,_ ''.They keep tbrowmg curve• · or ""' x food and house- GOOD firewood. Ph. John Paul Owner Will Help REESE Bulldozer. -and back· unThe nl.a'bo"' yeDars. 1m . 1 di at pte," the fcnner Oolorad•n hold products for free trial to Holley, 446-4344. rugs will do when you use boe service. Ph. 367·7560. e r epar en S· sal'' . "Lik 1 of ' th. test 1n your home. Tell your electric Fin1nce 240-11 closed Friday that for the first u. , e ,8. coup • ~ ' 16_3 Blue Lustre. Rent 9 friends. Make money . Rush shampooer $1. Farmer'! Hard· ; 8 :00~~ ~~'Wrm ~':. · , . time since 1960, the average .ago. l d le~ed ~ t. hporead name and address BLAIR 1962 Ford Convertible, good ware Co. . 1&-6 BASEMENT, • cAll GARAGE wrm TEKMI~E & PI!:S 1 ~'ONTROL factory worker's "real spenda· ~es.s Harper, and Slim Sll/'""an • condition. Ph. 446-0392 after AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR, BEAU- FAIN ~-•termination Ul. Wheel· ble earnings" were ·less ' last tn Laramie real g~od, . plrt:icuDEPT -IDA · L BURG · V~ 24 3• YNCH- • p.m. QUALITY hay, alfalfa, mixed. !',!;.~~ 1;'._~!~ P':;!;!;~ ersburg, Oltlo. Pb. 1111-21150 or year than they · were the year la~iy Jess Harper. , . 5115. 18-1 1>00•- owNlm JS vERY ANX[nus 7111-9455. Rei. 2Sz.tf before , . · 'Then what Gtd they do? The•I 1•o-t>, Ph. days 387-7457, after 8-S, TO SICLL THIS HOllE AND WILL BABYSITI'ER, can live In, N""'"' GMC TRU"'"' 3&'1·7115. 1 I HELP PJNANCE IT FOR You. rAm DEWITt'S PLUMBING , The: consumer price jndex pull~ 'Lara,mie' ofl .t~ air and Middle-aged, 6 days per week , I:VY """ GOOf' cleaD lUmp and &toter vo:w,suB. AND HEATING rose U per cent in 1966; tbe substituted ,Rawhl~, A.f!d jhe 17-3 Call t46-2B27. HEADOIIARTERS eoaL Carl Wlntera. Rio Built To Live In ROUTEltlO at Evergreen. Ph. largest annual Increase since top guy . ln Rawb•d-. 1111 • real LADY living ir. Gallipolis or 11153 'h T. Ford Pickup Grond._ Phone CH 5-5111. tu-1181 THIS CHARML•c 1 YR. oi.D • BEl). {46.2735 2'11·11 1957 to close the •ear at ll4 7 thin Ups thet are v~ -bard to ==-;:::-:::-;:-==-::::-:::-1 GOOD al · th RooM """"· coLONIAL aANcH • · ' . · • rea~," .111!T0Ullding area, who would 1964 \2 T. International Pickup COAL for oale. Lump, egg, 11.0_rent property, ree wAs BUILT av ow""" ro uv• TEIIMJ'I'B PEST CONTROL In terms of purchasing power, H Lewlo ld 11 aald. ding: II' · t th like a position tbat requires a 1960 •,; T. Ford Pickup ker and mine run. Peocock tenants, Revenue $1500 per :.':; lf~'N"f:'!"oo':.. L.~~c=: PREE Inspe,cUon, call 1411-3245 litis means It cost $11.47 to buy ea.::~: w:;""10. ~tao~ bitckground in English campo I used Tractor Manure Coal eo Otesltlre1 0 . year. Well located. "" WITH ALL TilE APPLlANCEo, Merrill , 0 Dell, n....•alor lor the same products and services tel"vt'•t'on ,·n Ja· pan but •'' -If FAMILY -ROOM WITH rmB Pt.ACJii v.-. '=' ao l!'r' Sprea der i Illon and typing and must .. ,. . AND FULL BAIIEIIBNT. ALL oN • Bztermltal Termite Service that eould be purchased for $10 Dgureo he Is .,.;,iider·"• I BEDROOM home, ruce bath, LARGE LOT m ...INc vALL!V . BelmoDI Dr 28'1-11 abou e•·•t years ago The """ bave a pleasing persona lit• . 1951 lOT Ford Pickup \LL types ol building mater- part basement In 700 block vou MUST su· TRll ~o"" ..- 10 • '6'' • ahead of Ute rest of the 30 000 ' Send resume to Box 12. c·o 1959 o/o T. Cbevrolet Truck lals. ~lock, brick. oewer pipe, on ard Ave. Can get good fi. vou••• THINKING or otmNclndThex Is based on ~957-59 prices. Americans livlns, here. ' · Gallipolis ·Tribune. 14-tf 1956 'h T. Chevrolet Pickup Insurance e average wage ~f factorv , · windows, llntels. eb:. Claude nanClni, Country Living ._, Perhaps In no country In the 1 1957 - '!.! T. ~·ord p1cku p CH IIODERN home full basement Close t 0 SChool G-RANGE calend ars are In. durmg wor_kerstherose .._ Wented To Do ' year $2.5S to $99 33a week world has television had...., ,.. __ 1 Mlnneapolll MoUnt Power Winters, J\i;l Grande, 0. .U Uull rHit21 after L fine neighborhood all nice """"" A 88.,., NIW 3 ·..,DIIOOM Pick youn up at Neal lnsur- But higher Jiving cosis ~nd an !Dlpact than .In Japan, whl••h · CABINET making, carpenter 1959 F 600 Ford Dump . . th •-•iaJ •-"-···ty ranks second cnly to the Unltl!'l tJ YOU are o aew dwellings. See Ibis lor a com· JJOMI ><m FINlSHED. rr IN· uce Agency. 1ncrease ,.... bl h · . CLUDES aun.T IN Kl'l'CBEK 'RlTB m e ..-JI.N ~w 1 8 ber of h· 1 work or painti ng. Phone 446- 11159 2 Too Chev. stake bomt or remodelill&, - UJ, Orta e ome. APPIJANCI:a. "' BATRlf, CARPORT 278-11 I took ddit"10naJ .., 75 tales 1n t e DUD) leta iD 1958 F 600 Ford wo an bullden tlll1rlbuiqr '13 A. FARM borne large barn AND BABElollJ:NT. Ntc• n.AT LOT ax an • .... a use. ·... ' 0390. 13~ lor llotpolnt AppllllJCOo, ~ . 40 A. farming l.;,d, large ~!l\~ .~-:;"J:r' ~~ Plumbing • MHting week bite out ,01 the average There are at least 18.7 million DEUVER coal. Egg, lump or 19&1 1 T. International 1960 ~ T. Ford oon Electric. 151-11 pond. Prlef\d at $15,000. THAN .,,...._ ' -. . - . -factory workers paycheck, registered television sell In ·•te«•r. Ph. 446-4393. 1959 I T. Che•. LO LOW PRl~ ..._ Salesman: ' BRAMMi:R'S leaving him with 20 cents a Japan. Owners " must pay a W, ~ """' oa .... Roosell D. Woad Here's One You'll Like Plumbing. and n,..lfnl week less "~hosing powor" listening fee of abOut $I ""' • -=========...;;16-;;;t2 New 60, Rotary Cutten _ tresses. Rtco ll1ld Corbm Fur· Eve·•··• «Ufll w,.,"~o'u!tn.L~-~: roLO~j'~ ;1110 4th Ave. 4411-1637, . . . . tban be had tn 1965. month to the Japanese - :.•• 1299.50. New 8.25 • 20, 10 ply nlture. ""'6 ... ~ Eco 1 hope"''"" Fer Rent 287 nylon tires $55. Inc. Federal to ACRES, -'lz A. teb. ~se, 18 ~~~~MJ=~~Nt~.H~s o::~ ~ ·tl nom c experte were casting Corp. (NHK.). ThEI't are 3 BEDROOM house on ChathOOLL HOWIII >,fursery traospor. mi. out Rt. '175. S nn. block ~ r:Jl.~ ~x. ·~A~~ 'TANDAliD PLUMBING a lui that the cost of llv!ng would perhaps a milllllll more WlregJB· tsr. am Ave. Ph. 446-4229. 15·tf Ollto VaU.y .IPoplemeot C.. ta"oa avaUable, reasonabi house . modern Trac•·r Km:HEN wrm LOTo o• ouJLT IN BEATING, li04 Secood A•e. increase at a m~re mnderate tered ooto. The total tiBUres rates also for lbopp'... or -ui.nment ' · MJI • cABlNE:Ts 1\i BATH! rate this year · ' BRADBURY furnished t 1 tU Ploo St.. I'll. 141M "" and furniture In· TACH<o GARAGE. You AND •• TAT· m: f4l>.ll1lt ~ amount to one 1or l ust about ap · or --. worklnl mothers !tour If dD '""ud JUDGE • Arthur M. Ross, commission· every family rent. Adults only. 729 Second GERMAN Shepherd pups. Pb . 17 or weekly rat& · Business Opportunities er of the Labor Depal1ment's ..,·......,·'.--~440 ci ed. $14,000. Ph. 256-«108. 11-6 Good 7 Room Home, . Me. 296-11 446-4149. 15-3 4SZZ. 11-11 '. --- -.. ----- statistical Bureau, said li:vlnll 0. D. PAIISONS 0 A INCOME..- SPARE TIME costs Inched upward only one5 RM. HOUSE with batb, cor, REA!.TUR ne ere NO SELLING RAAII aod col- tenth ' of 1 per , 'cent , In t.o ~=~~~:g~~~;~ ~ THIS OLDER HONE LOCATED IN , : .. .,.... peted living room &nd fire.. Farm, VWage, City Property BIDWELL INCLUDES • ntiBOOliS. lect JDO~ey from New Type De~,emlfer. NDpN, 2 car gar•· We Jt the Tribune are waiting to help vuu , tu lmd place, basement, ' F Sale · HW FLooRo. BATH. .ruaN•co coin -•led dispensers in " H ··redlled ' lit · · · Madl age on large lot in RlO ·· or HEAT ANJ" SOM11: Otl''rBUILDJNOS. ..,t"", e p C e ~lPJlel'. . SOh "-· \.NUnty a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent G ~ 0 Pb 245-SSSS IU II% Second Avenue, Gallipolis, N~:uo"::~•. or_ _thio ar,ea . .Mu~t have car, price Index would rise ~bout 2J 7,000 ~ fOiling · · lUI apartment ... most anything r.ou need we can r • · · • · · Oblo ·· · · , refe~ences, $550 to $1850 cash. per cent In 196'7. ..tory which em1pltij _l!elp you find with an economlca , fast·acltng 'l'rt· 1963 Volvo Sport 544, 2 dr~ tow . · Phoae 446-f!lt_ 1y2 Mile .Out-On '35' Ten h~• - weekly can net ex- "If we can continue lhla.~nd - walkers. i, '~~Unlit Wllllt Ad. Call us today. mllage, Htra giJOII conditlc!n, WE HAVE ltirge and small • •oo• HOME wrm .oa:..so. cellelit Income. More Ume can to price stablllty · wilfjout a McCord Co!'P - is ci.Sing Its 30 H~" ~ better than mll!' per gal. farms, village, dty and busf. =:iJ~~8,":t~•., .~'t!f reslillip more money. For recession. l'a Ugbt Uhe il~ to heat tranofer illvlllion plant hm 1: r '" gas. Ph. «a-o'/44. ' ••TCH•N AND. )'Ita rt.AT LOT pe _.. r_.BOJlal ••terv~ew write CO. be the first time ,we )lave ""er by· Ute en11 of Mal'ch John Pad. 184 · ntss property. Come In and "' wrrH LOTS OF SJIBUBBDY~ ,,ntY -, ~·AA see us. NOT woK AT TillS ~ortVIENTLY . REP., INC., ,10 , CALIFORN· done tt. · EVFry fillllliQpuy )len, <lf\'lalon pres\llent, oaid, IJe. .....vAlJTO. gu bot water_ heatl!r. Salestlleni LOCATI:ll uo:!.ot-•,..)•.. '( ~AVI!)., ~l'M'SBURGH, I'A., bulge . bas been !oll~wed by a cause the company has been DON'T HAVE A : . NEW YORK !UPI)rTbeJ've . LOT OF CASH , finally let the wr~kers 11!!9 Ute SEE TIDS 1~ 0, _ s , 'BR old M!ll, trtd Ute owners are IAOIATOI SERVICI I l!OOM 11011SI!, llt 1 HO SAltS I MSO SPOIJ St., .lllddleport. near Jebool. Pit. lliwlrl. 1 NAllEY DAVIDSON 12 •• OlqJ PI' f!l,lo IOICAJ diD SPRINT DICII IIAWLIHH llAmNARS hwUngs Honda Sales WT 2-.2111 IIIIDOUI'O!If OMtO . SPECU.I- DON'T n · l; Wheel Alignment · ASKAMI'\OP YOtJI DIRTY 'UI - '6.50 AOOION • Wheel Balancing FOI- ONLY th;t___ . -- Int. Contact . ValiMeler, Rt. I, Portalnd, 0. !'b. 143-ll%61 lor Information. 1 S28tp s ·- TRACTOR OVERHAULS NOTICE! ·BAIRD BROTHERS AUTO WRECKING CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING I = Rave your tractor oYerbaul- ed no·w a{ • ~I& sa¥tnjs. WI are runnms a soeelal on trae· tor ove~bauls for th9 Winter fu:: months. Have ----- · · --- WI L"JVJDJJ • ·cOS·•S Sp:n•a} Ah·ea·d. · . f \V G · 0 age am · ••m ..,..,., I • I "WANTED 0 Lips .... "nJ.OV Ja"rnMo . ' ·VI·es " I· I c}oradan Learqs 1g Read D ld P I d Henry W. Baird tflctor Ume. DUbbed In • N"1pponese ·. ==-:-:-=--:c=--::-c=--· your ready to go to wurt wbeD &print comes and 11vt dow.D .:::.0:, ..======·.:·-:.:·.:--::.:·...::.:::=,1 soC -lOY., GIRL T, beHYIF TIM Dltlly ... -. . - .... '11ft Tlmlff, • · ' _..,IIMI to tiil1blitKid , ~.. • I ' ltoutti• in ,._,..,, i ~~n~lriltlil"" •11<1 Mulberry A~•· 992:1156 I' II . IDID U, B. itev. JIIDII!S ilud Halfteld, 'tryone welcome. , .. .. . 7·' "' ....,. ........ ., DAILY = -- " ·ll'olopljl H. Be& let..... ·· I...... "'· 41. . e.~'""'' ab6f. ., ~r new, only 4;000 miles, guoor.j .meed, reasuna~le; ;tn V;S ~- see or c•ll Don , llamsr ChMieri Q, ,; . l JO lie ::,o;;,., GAL.LJPQLIS TRIBU... '"". 1..2342 ~t!;:,..!AI~n~'xp~~·:•:..,:n:tt=d~-~.,..~-~VIMr~=~Wl~~l~lHe~l~p~Y~ou:,..._ _ ·~ a l==-,..--,c-:c-:=:-:== 4411-0.: .:-:~..w.!':.,~~::Sam 1.'1011 Secood Ave. Ph. .l~·::Oclqf phone num~ ~·~ion. lt'o a '!ihl .lln~, ~ =~·· ~. ~~~io:e ~k~-~=:..:GJ,= I j ·' .'I .•' ' ' ' ' ' ' I· ' ') ' .,. .· ' I -T~ '. plant ·.:._ ~ . I . '. MAY WE HELP YOU? . T • ' ' rn: wr,.tCE"J"'.,:,. ' -;-;;--;;--r •u I ~ 1 ,_. bUll.... -- 'iB .... ' *' ""Vlti~·JII1' t" . .MUibl �. I' • ~ I I , us ness th'e Want ~d Way-By Blione; I ··- • • T Wreckers Finally Get into the Old Met, - DILL• AGENCY- . Aud Strangely, the Owners are Contented • ...1btl~ For 5lle • I ., . ~·-"" tNFOIMATIOI!l usine s Serv· iuada,. rtlnn.&~ ~t. hD111Q' tl, lM7-lt The ·-- l!"ff''r~ .-:x'D!: street, lotting the palo Winter was ~ed to llll!l Ugbt shine lor the Orst time old buildinp: already ,... Into the Golden Henesboe. Tbe up the .~. bat for IliON _, cleJ'""Ied. , New York 1lmes said It was pasolng ~~ · bome, I~ bath, nice ldlchen 'A'' the death of the """• money with dl!llwuber, dlttt.ng JUne niontiul of lepl lltld Uke • - tceoe • Sllll AUve SIX roomo and botb, uofurnlsl>. room, lull bdement, good lo- t~et~tin>ental nilneuvorlng to from Gotterdamerung. M.......,lltlll ()peril IJ ed, downlowo, reasonable rent. .ave Ute 84-year-old MetropollSip ol Rtllef Tbe .M..,...all•e In I'• ne~> Ph. t4a-'li7S or 44f.l78t. 1U eatlon. Will oeU on land con- tan Opera House proftd abor- Tho Metropolitan Opera Asia- still Vfr'! mudt ' n II RUGS A mess! Clean f~r less lrad. Vacant. Uve last Tuesday When the city elation breathed a collective $t5.7 million :.=tan Opera _ __.::Lost _ __ with Blue Lustre. Rent elec. building department issued a sigh of relief, .because It badly run by tho am tric atwnpooer $1. Sbeppard, ASSUME A V.A. LOAN deniolition permit needs the annual rent It will get Auoclatloo, with tbe and 'still _ Q,IRL'S North Ga!Ua 1967 cius 18% lsL Ave. 1U Within 'an hoUr, the Wrecking from the 40 • story offtee singers under ~tract, Rud~ll 5\4% INT. ring. Initials, M. H. Ph. saa. Corporation_ of Amerlca was building to be erected u~ General anaaer be<·n SECOND floor wtfurn. 1 bed4 BR,' llinlnl room, large Uv· 8129. Elsie Hunnel, Bidwell. prying off the roof of-the dingy on the site. Bing, wlloso contract bas 78 · room apartmoo~ 24814t Secoltd tng .room, part h~meitt. for17-4 ced hot .U heat, storm wi11o bulldlpg at Britadlfay aDd 39th When the !letropoUtan Opera utended through the 15 Av~. Ph. ~18-11 • · closed Its long run at the Met season, by which time he will ~ SJL~~ coin bracelet ~ith 7 dows, awnings, 2 acres of HOUSETRAILER. Also 3 rm. ' last May few mltsie-lovers have served in the post for 21 ""jjl"s. Ph. f41H197>. f>•w•ro land. Price $13,000. . • .I .,.... lb-J and batb furnished apartment. grudged the company its new years. Only the late great Glullo Garage. Ph. 446-4756. qtllll'le!'s at Lincoln center 20 Gattl.Caoazza has held the post LESS THAN : Notic• blocks north on Broadway. Tbe longer-:17 years. New and Used new Metropolitan Opera Houst Thet Mel still has JDIIlOY $10,000 I ~ SOUP'S on, the rug is~ TWO houses. reasonable rent. t$rchandlse " has more expensive rehearsal problems, too. Though It has THIS NICE small home .locat' 50 clean the spot with Blue Bidwell, Ohio, 0 . J. Whtte ConsfPm.nts ..:e~p&ed space work rooms dressing been nlaylng to capaclty thiS ed in downtown Pt. Pleasant. Lustre. Rent electric shamRoad . Write Myrtle · Kuthy Thutlday tvenlnt 7 p.m. room; and storage dnce. 1bere season·, thanks pa11ly to the . W. Va., 2 BR, nice kitchen, . 0 - l t . Drlv.. ln Th..,ro_ 1s ! c Main St., West Alexander, pooer fl. Centra upp Y o. Pa . 15376. &-12 is no need now to pile seta to curlnoity of thooe who jolt want .·. lnMnon,W.Y•. basement, carport, gOOij deep tB-6 I the sidewalk outside ao tbe old to see wbat the DeW bouse looks lot, plenty shade and ahrubo. J. M. "Jiim!'y" Seyre Mel was forced to do. PAULA KAY 'S-~a~ll~ . Salo~ FOR RENT and aeuuds Uke, the· Met It announce~ specials on perma- MO~E~N ~ bedroom home, ' The Metropolitan Opera Asia- teetering on the !'<II• 01 Nortttup, Ohio LOOKING FOR nent wa ves and bleaching., butlHn kitchen, attached elation, owners of the eld Met insolvency. . Reg . $l2.50 perm now $8.50. garage._ In town, $85 mo. A BRICK ::;::;:::;::;::;:;:;=;;;::'I'Ite, leased it to Keystone TOtal coot this oeasoaComplete bleach out, reg. $25 can Wl se~ an Agency, 4-487 ROOM 3 BR, 2 baths, 2 fire· = Associates, a real estate con- swollen by lavish prodlletfono, now fll .SO. Reloueh. reg $15 3643, Evenmg 441-3796. 8-11 places, run basement,' spaC· .._-I LA F cern, lor ao average f48t),OOO a labor treuble and ~ Ious rec. room and play- _;,._.;.;...-'-A-•a_te__or~a_.._ year. Keystone pl8lll!l!d to raze overbeads;-will be .lhclut $30 now 110 with toner . Ph. 446 - MODERN bousetraDer bJ 4-142 for appoinlment. 18·3 week or month. 1900 Cites~ room, finished attached garOs~r Blird, Reeltor tbe Mel and build an office mUllan, or twice tho annual co<! nut SL :aJS.II age, concrete drive, large BAIRD REALTY CO building on the prime atte closo of the old bouse. Jot, price has been reduced. HERE l.i a nice borne tbat to Times Square and tbe In an effort to 1181'111'11 the 1t'nll< space tw r-. IAJI HOBART DILLON, REALTOR '11- Uke It has 3 . be<J· garment dlslrict. . deficit, the Mel Jiaa ralied Its Gl 1-~ trom I a.m. liD fi 441-Z174 you ms baUt M forced air . .Music levers and aenllmenta· prices 15 per cen~to a top of p.m. Llcllle or H<>wa"'l BrlllUIGD 1 0j1 ~ace, ·~all base- lists were a~st. "New York $15 and has asked all JIUbacri. H~ IVI!:H "' moolh: Sleeping Evenlap 44&-W ment cabinets In kitchen 1<>- bas too few theaters fer opera, bers to make • »per COlli ~poco. s:;,• cateci on blacktep Rd. 'It's ballet and concerto as It Is," donation above and be)otDd lilt Are Now Tho . they said. . . co<~ of their tl¢keta. It Owners Of Park C'.entral lintel. Ill-If priced lor f7,500 at a price But the . old M~ • wu l'lfDCelled nut yeli''l lealon of "" you can afford. · . nsl , ... ,_,.... M ,_._.,,.. .-....• . bed . 1 BEDROOM furntS ap-v 178 A., nice one olory frajlle Inconvenient apd OX!f'! ve to - ~"' w~·• e~ • ..,....n •..,.... ment. Ph. t46-3671 after 7 p. !:::~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~:~ borne with 3 bedrooms, pleo- run. ~ke all maJor opera National Compaay in_1111 effort m. _ 11-6:; ty" built In cabinets In kit- comparues, the Met never hu to save anath~ nlffllon ,dollaris. Phono 367-7598 _ _ _ For S•le - - For Sele VERY LARGE LOT chen ¥..A. lob. base, farge been able to cov..- Ita costa by It will still run $5 mlllloB Ia tile On Routo 7, One-Half Wanted To Buy • ticket oales alone And no one red. 00 county rd. 11 FIVE room house w' t th 2 bed· barn, located · · · ' ·' Mile Above Ch..hiro 11. GOOD limothy hay. 3rT· 7187. 11RED of c•...,•g ashest In Raccoon "'~ All farm · 1U -·~~ rooms and small outbuildings. 'wy. Open 7 Daya A W"k To Serve You WANTED TO BUY Try our W~ VIrginia Chunk Includes extra good lot; rould tools go. 18,500. 8 tifl6 p.m. Farm or 3 Bedroom House RAISE $40, $200, $400 or more Coal, Sklclm!tre Foster. Coal build 2 additional buildings on lOOA., 8 rm. two story frame " .. . for your Church or Group Co., 12S~ Pine SL t46-2783. Jot. bome, plenty wat..-, 1 barns, ona 1 au 1 an in Gallipolis twp. :m. tl LARGE-NEAR TOWN LOT Write Box 13orcloGreen Gallipolis with bandy 6-in-1 Household plenty p..ture, 40 A. bottom, ' Daily Tribunt. Shears. 1110 Shears sent On ELECI'ROLUX Vacuum Clean· AN JOEAL locallon for the located on State RL . , ,, ~...,....,....,....,"""'"""""""""""""-11-·-·Credit. Have 10 JDembers oell er. Like new. Atlachmen!s nev home of your dreams. Here Robert Baird, Salesman FOR SALE 10 ohears at $1 each. lj.elqrn er used. Uses disposable you can have city water and Office Phone 446-4775 24 hr8. . ' ~ ' J. Deed Stock ---- .. . teO: keep $40. FREE detaJls. bags. Assume 11 payments of city gas. Plan now and save! HOME lor oale._Seven room TOKYO (UPI)-llonald E. JleSe dl~e; ' '· Removed Free 1960 CRISCRAFT cabin cru1.. Wr1te ANNA WADE, Dept. $6.00. Call 441Hl25. 17~ 1 with one trtd one half bath, (Doc) Lewis of Pueblo, Col . He ~!dill. unnerving to Sef' NIL I remove your dead er, 20 ft. long, with 7ii HP 191DA3, Lynchburg, Va. 24505~ SINGER, Model 66, round bob- \ CENTENARY 2 mi. below Galll~lls •. A car speaks and hears nerinally, lottlte'ltrot Ume ''I toV.l.jli7~ hones. COWl trtd mules. CaD ";'otor, Call after li p.m. «&18-. bin. Equipped to ZIG ZA~. MO~ERN 5 room home with garage, blacktop drtve. Re- he Is studying llp.readlni ·IO · ~ "Gun amok e," ''Lar8l!lie," eollect Jactooo 2864SSI •r 2738. 17~ STARK Brothers fruit trees. monogram, overcast, apph· ratsed ftreplace, full base· duced price. Call Raymond can enjoy bls spare time betler. "Rawhide" and other ,popularor ChliUcotbo 7'1U9'16. AKC registered, black mlnia- Roses free. William Fadely, que, elc. Only 6 poyments left ment and garage. Ve1·y good Cremeens, 446-Q448, or Cbesa· He wao\1 1q understand Ameri· or once poptilar-Amerlean RUG braiding done per order. tore poodle litter. exoellent agent. Ph. 379-211!. 18-3 $5.110 each, or $1.25 weekly. neighborhood. Can be shown peake 894-5565. can shows on Japanese teie>i; television progrlll!ls and bonr Wanted to buy good u s e d conformation dogs. Contact 1956 FORD 2 d;·-w;u;-· WSW Guaranteed. 41fi-1639. IS·tf by appointment. , Ill-! sion. lbe U.S. stars speaking Japa. deep freeze. Pb. 446-462S. I~ Gwen Keyser, 44fi.1636. . . d Ha ch GO MODERN-ALL THE WAY ' nese. tires. See Howar t er, SINGER portable Sews per· SEVEN h 'th 1 Lewis said one ol life's minor 1 Bidwe11 or Ph · 24"5413 ' ouse and wt dra P ay.s Reel Est1te Loens . for r=;::;::;;~;;:;o;;;;;;:::;;~;;;o;;----;;1 CUB tr actor, Farma 11 • Pow, ~ · 1"3 .. teet. ZIG ZAG equipped. Full room room attic .patio frustration.• lor the American So Lewis, general manage Wh:'~:t"cJ!~e~·~~~~~~loud. • cultivator, mower 253-6673 . REDUCED PRICES price $17.95 Guaranteed. 446- included. This home has ~0 living in Japan is u:s. teli,Vision Air American at Tach~wa Jlir 0 11 17 0 3 ~~ 1! 1=~ ~r1~ :;!e:od no:: · 1957 CHEV. Wagon was $495, 1839. 15-tf be seen to appreeiate. GOLDE~ shows programmed on Japanese Force Base eutslde TOk~o, eel ..- . tu .. ,,.. ot m••• ,.... KNITTING yarn sale continues. oale price $350. LOT & HOUSE ANNIVERSARY lelevis;on with dubb¢·1n.-Japa· out to do som_elltln _. g about hethat h .. eTen- euentlal public ELE~OLUX 1 b Mrvk'e. where you c1n llv• ... u All tJdds & ends ~ prir.e, 1959 Olds. 4 dr. hardtop wlth "''"" sweeper, on THIS seven room house comes anguage arr1er. He decJded . ~.:~~eb~!'!-;!:!•. ~:o:.~: Dorothy's Knit Shop. Edgeair and power was $595, wheels, co~plete with all to you with wall to wall carseveral yean aao ~ tcouJd beat ,, .,..•..,., ..,,. ..,, cHAM mont Dr., GaHipells. 17-3 sale price $425. dual cleanmg attachments. peting large storage space the Japanese televtSlnn system 1967 ~,::o:,o:oc•. ST CLOUD, 1962 Ford 4 dr. Galaxie was Guaranteed, lull price $18.110. .sed' f" 1 nd • 1917 tl) · tl he mastered liJl're&dillg. · "· DON'T pump your sluggish {46.1639_ • ·. 15-tl r~t . trep ace, a an e100• CALLOWAY Furniture t septic tank. Get Klean-Em· $71/li. now $695. tnc kitchen. Also, curtains On his neott trip 1<\ the U.S., till open All Septic Tank Cleaner. !96ti"Fiat was $195, sale price TYPEWRITERS new and used, and drapes _ here you can lk Mg u . Lewis bought a book on tho 5• Monday tbru Saturday. O'Dell Lumber Co 17-1 $125. we service all makes. save on buying tliose extras Cfyd• B. Wa •Mr, OArN. 5 su~ject, 1 Evening by appolntmenL Rt. · REN nd LO"G TERM FAR L 1 1963 Plymouth Belvedere HI. 'AL. Simmons Pig. a for your home. Reasonable lnler01t J'1ow wheq he . ;watcl!eS his 17, HenderSOII, W. Va. 234-tl SINGER Sewing Machine with was $11195, sale price $955. Office Equipment. Ph. 416Pb. «<l-8tl81 auooNAILI JNTIUIT ·• •. favorite Amer! ,, _.can . abo _ wa Wilh 1 · carryiRG case. Does all gen. ,., 1t L.ocutt ••·· O•lllpoiJt, ohio d •• , 13 ... Fe I H I W eel Fred Sanders Auto Sales, .,..,.. ,,.., '"' .,....,,..... WASIUNGTON ({)pi) _ Tit.- · ub...,.fn,Japanese,jie tQrlts off mae e P 1nt :~~~ t~o~~~~:si:;';~!rty ~~~ 451 Second Ave. Ph. 441H178. __ 2115-tt T~" ~ISEMAN cost of living splraled "upward In the, SQUnd_ and Up-refl!!s 1~111-3 . TEAR OUT THIS AD balance due of $31.12 or $1.25 Real Estate For Sale · •Ag,ncy 1966, outpacing the wag<i' gains ~Ush. But he .. oayo II lsn 1 ' AND MAIL with name, address weekly. Call «HI2S· 17~ FLUFFY soft and bright as - --- --------- --------- Neer New Brick Services Offered of factory workers lor the Jirst tasy._ .. . .. . ~ "'• bo 0 I new. That's what cleaning • . I" I . . ,_ ''.They keep tbrowmg curve• · or ""' x food and house- GOOD firewood. Ph. John Paul Owner Will Help REESE Bulldozer. -and back· unThe nl.a'bo"' yeDars. 1m . 1 di at pte," the fcnner Oolorad•n hold products for free trial to Holley, 446-4344. rugs will do when you use boe service. Ph. 367·7560. e r epar en S· sal'' . "Lik 1 of ' th. test 1n your home. Tell your electric Fin1nce 240-11 closed Friday that for the first u. , e ,8. coup • ~ ' 16_3 Blue Lustre. Rent 9 friends. Make money . Rush shampooer $1. Farmer'! Hard· ; 8 :00~~ ~~'Wrm ~':. · , . time since 1960, the average .ago. l d le~ed ~ t. hporead name and address BLAIR 1962 Ford Convertible, good ware Co. . 1&-6 BASEMENT, • cAll GARAGE wrm TEKMI~E & PI!:S 1 ~'ONTROL factory worker's "real spenda· ~es.s Harper, and Slim Sll/'""an • condition. Ph. 446-0392 after AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR, BEAU- FAIN ~-•termination Ul. Wheel· ble earnings" were ·less ' last tn Laramie real g~od, . plrt:icuDEPT -IDA · L BURG · V~ 24 3• YNCH- • p.m. QUALITY hay, alfalfa, mixed. !',!;.~~ 1;'._~!~ P':;!;!;~ ersburg, Oltlo. Pb. 1111-21150 or year than they · were the year la~iy Jess Harper. , . 5115. 18-1 1>00•- owNlm JS vERY ANX[nus 7111-9455. Rei. 2Sz.tf before , . · 'Then what Gtd they do? The•I 1•o-t>, Ph. days 387-7457, after 8-S, TO SICLL THIS HOllE AND WILL BABYSITI'ER, can live In, N""'"' GMC TRU"'"' 3&'1·7115. 1 I HELP PJNANCE IT FOR You. rAm DEWITt'S PLUMBING , The: consumer price jndex pull~ 'Lara,mie' ofl .t~ air and Middle-aged, 6 days per week , I:VY """ GOOf' cleaD lUmp and &toter vo:w,suB. AND HEATING rose U per cent in 1966; tbe substituted ,Rawhl~, A.f!d jhe 17-3 Call t46-2B27. HEADOIIARTERS eoaL Carl Wlntera. Rio Built To Live In ROUTEltlO at Evergreen. Ph. largest annual Increase since top guy . ln Rawb•d-. 1111 • real LADY living ir. Gallipolis or 11153 'h T. Ford Pickup Grond._ Phone CH 5-5111. tu-1181 THIS CHARML•c 1 YR. oi.D • BEl). {46.2735 2'11·11 1957 to close the •ear at ll4 7 thin Ups thet are v~ -bard to ==-;:::-:::-;:-==-::::-:::-1 GOOD al · th RooM """"· coLONIAL aANcH • · ' . · • rea~," .111!T0Ullding area, who would 1964 \2 T. International Pickup COAL for oale. Lump, egg, 11.0_rent property, ree wAs BUILT av ow""" ro uv• TEIIMJ'I'B PEST CONTROL In terms of purchasing power, H Lewlo ld 11 aald. ding: II' · t th like a position tbat requires a 1960 •,; T. Ford Pickup ker and mine run. Peocock tenants, Revenue $1500 per :.':; lf~'N"f:'!"oo':.. L.~~c=: PREE Inspe,cUon, call 1411-3245 litis means It cost $11.47 to buy ea.::~: w:;""10. ~tao~ bitckground in English campo I used Tractor Manure Coal eo Otesltlre1 0 . year. Well located. "" WITH ALL TilE APPLlANCEo, Merrill , 0 Dell, n....•alor lor the same products and services tel"vt'•t'on ,·n Ja· pan but •'' -If FAMILY -ROOM WITH rmB Pt.ACJii v.-. '=' ao l!'r' Sprea der i Illon and typing and must .. ,. . AND FULL BAIIEIIBNT. ALL oN • Bztermltal Termite Service that eould be purchased for $10 Dgureo he Is .,.;,iider·"• I BEDROOM home, ruce bath, LARGE LOT m ...INc vALL!V . BelmoDI Dr 28'1-11 abou e•·•t years ago The """ bave a pleasing persona lit• . 1951 lOT Ford Pickup \LL types ol building mater- part basement In 700 block vou MUST su· TRll ~o"" ..- 10 • '6'' • ahead of Ute rest of the 30 000 ' Send resume to Box 12. c·o 1959 o/o T. Cbevrolet Truck lals. ~lock, brick. oewer pipe, on ard Ave. Can get good fi. vou••• THINKING or otmNclndThex Is based on ~957-59 prices. Americans livlns, here. ' · Gallipolis ·Tribune. 14-tf 1956 'h T. Chevrolet Pickup Insurance e average wage ~f factorv , · windows, llntels. eb:. Claude nanClni, Country Living ._, Perhaps In no country In the 1 1957 - '!.! T. ~·ord p1cku p CH IIODERN home full basement Close t 0 SChool G-RANGE calend ars are In. durmg wor_kerstherose .._ Wented To Do ' year $2.5S to $99 33a week world has television had...., ,.. __ 1 Mlnneapolll MoUnt Power Winters, J\i;l Grande, 0. .U Uull rHit21 after L fine neighborhood all nice """"" A 88.,., NIW 3 ·..,DIIOOM Pick youn up at Neal lnsur- But higher Jiving cosis ~nd an !Dlpact than .In Japan, whl••h · CABINET making, carpenter 1959 F 600 Ford Dump . . th •-•iaJ •-"-···ty ranks second cnly to the Unltl!'l tJ YOU are o aew dwellings. See Ibis lor a com· JJOMI ><m FINlSHED. rr IN· uce Agency. 1ncrease ,.... bl h · . CLUDES aun.T IN Kl'l'CBEK 'RlTB m e ..-JI.N ~w 1 8 ber of h· 1 work or painti ng. Phone 446- 11159 2 Too Chev. stake bomt or remodelill&, - UJ, Orta e ome. APPIJANCI:a. "' BATRlf, CARPORT 278-11 I took ddit"10naJ .., 75 tales 1n t e DUD) leta iD 1958 F 600 Ford wo an bullden tlll1rlbuiqr '13 A. FARM borne large barn AND BABElollJ:NT. Ntc• n.AT LOT ax an • .... a use. ·... ' 0390. 13~ lor llotpolnt AppllllJCOo, ~ . 40 A. farming l.;,d, large ~!l\~ .~-:;"J:r' ~~ Plumbing • MHting week bite out ,01 the average There are at least 18.7 million DEUVER coal. Egg, lump or 19&1 1 T. International 1960 ~ T. Ford oon Electric. 151-11 pond. Prlef\d at $15,000. THAN .,,...._ ' -. . - . -factory workers paycheck, registered television sell In ·•te«•r. Ph. 446-4393. 1959 I T. Che•. LO LOW PRl~ ..._ Salesman: ' BRAMMi:R'S leaving him with 20 cents a Japan. Owners " must pay a W, ~ """' oa .... Roosell D. Woad Here's One You'll Like Plumbing. and n,..lfnl week less "~hosing powor" listening fee of abOut $I ""' • -=========...;;16-;;;t2 New 60, Rotary Cutten _ tresses. Rtco ll1ld Corbm Fur· Eve·•··• «Ufll w,.,"~o'u!tn.L~-~: roLO~j'~ ;1110 4th Ave. 4411-1637, . . . . tban be had tn 1965. month to the Japanese - :.•• 1299.50. New 8.25 • 20, 10 ply nlture. ""'6 ... ~ Eco 1 hope"''"" Fer Rent 287 nylon tires $55. Inc. Federal to ACRES, -'lz A. teb. ~se, 18 ~~~~MJ=~~Nt~.H~s o::~ ~ ·tl nom c experte were casting Corp. (NHK.). ThEI't are 3 BEDROOM house on ChathOOLL HOWIII >,fursery traospor. mi. out Rt. '175. S nn. block ~ r:Jl.~ ~x. ·~A~~ 'TANDAliD PLUMBING a lui that the cost of llv!ng would perhaps a milllllll more WlregJB· tsr. am Ave. Ph. 446-4229. 15·tf Ollto VaU.y .IPoplemeot C.. ta"oa avaUable, reasonabi house . modern Trac•·r Km:HEN wrm LOTo o• ouJLT IN BEATING, li04 Secood A•e. increase at a m~re mnderate tered ooto. The total tiBUres rates also for lbopp'... or -ui.nment ' · MJI • cABlNE:Ts 1\i BATH! rate this year · ' BRADBURY furnished t 1 tU Ploo St.. I'll. 141M "" and furniture In· TACH<o GARAGE. You AND •• TAT· m: f4l>.ll1lt ~ amount to one 1or l ust about ap · or --. worklnl mothers !tour If dD '""ud JUDGE • Arthur M. Ross, commission· every family rent. Adults only. 729 Second GERMAN Shepherd pups. Pb . 17 or weekly rat& · Business Opportunities er of the Labor Depal1ment's ..,·......,·'.--~440 ci ed. $14,000. Ph. 256-«108. 11-6 Good 7 Room Home, . Me. 296-11 446-4149. 15-3 4SZZ. 11-11 '. --- -.. ----- statistical Bureau, said li:vlnll 0. D. PAIISONS 0 A INCOME..- SPARE TIME costs Inched upward only one5 RM. HOUSE with batb, cor, REA!.TUR ne ere NO SELLING RAAII aod col- tenth ' of 1 per , 'cent , In t.o ~=~~~:g~~~;~ ~ THIS OLDER HONE LOCATED IN , : .. .,.... peted living room &nd fire.. Farm, VWage, City Property BIDWELL INCLUDES • ntiBOOliS. lect JDO~ey from New Type De~,emlfer. NDpN, 2 car gar•· We Jt the Tribune are waiting to help vuu , tu lmd place, basement, ' F Sale · HW FLooRo. BATH. .ruaN•co coin -•led dispensers in " H ··redlled ' lit · · · Madl age on large lot in RlO ·· or HEAT ANJ" SOM11: Otl''rBUILDJNOS. ..,t"", e p C e ~lPJlel'. . SOh "-· \.NUnty a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent G ~ 0 Pb 245-SSSS IU II% Second Avenue, Gallipolis, N~:uo"::~•. or_ _thio ar,ea . .Mu~t have car, price Index would rise ~bout 2J 7,000 ~ fOiling · · lUI apartment ... most anything r.ou need we can r • · · • · · Oblo ·· · · , refe~ences, $550 to $1850 cash. per cent In 196'7. ..tory which em1pltij _l!elp you find with an economlca , fast·acltng 'l'rt· 1963 Volvo Sport 544, 2 dr~ tow . · Phoae 446-f!lt_ 1y2 Mile .Out-On '35' Ten h~• - weekly can net ex- "If we can continue lhla.~nd - walkers. i, '~~Unlit Wllllt Ad. Call us today. mllage, Htra giJOII conditlc!n, WE HAVE ltirge and small • •oo• HOME wrm .oa:..so. cellelit Income. More Ume can to price stablllty · wilfjout a McCord Co!'P - is ci.Sing Its 30 H~" ~ better than mll!' per gal. farms, village, dty and busf. =:iJ~~8,":t~•., .~'t!f reslillip more money. For recession. l'a Ugbt Uhe il~ to heat tranofer illvlllion plant hm 1: r '" gas. Ph. «a-o'/44. ' ••TCH•N AND. )'Ita rt.AT LOT pe _.. r_.BOJlal ••terv~ew write CO. be the first time ,we )lave ""er by· Ute en11 of Mal'ch John Pad. 184 · ntss property. Come In and "' wrrH LOTS OF SJIBUBBDY~ ,,ntY -, ~·AA see us. NOT woK AT TillS ~ortVIENTLY . REP., INC., ,10 , CALIFORN· done tt. · EVFry fillllliQpuy )len, <lf\'lalon pres\llent, oaid, IJe. .....vAlJTO. gu bot water_ heatl!r. Salestlleni LOCATI:ll uo:!.ot-•,..)•.. '( ~AVI!)., ~l'M'SBURGH, I'A., bulge . bas been !oll~wed by a cause the company has been DON'T HAVE A : . NEW YORK !UPI)rTbeJ've . LOT OF CASH , finally let the wr~kers 11!!9 Ute SEE TIDS 1~ 0, _ s , 'BR old M!ll, trtd Ute owners are IAOIATOI SERVICI I l!OOM 11011SI!, llt 1 HO SAltS I MSO SPOIJ St., .lllddleport. near Jebool. Pit. lliwlrl. 1 NAllEY DAVIDSON 12 •• OlqJ PI' f!l,lo IOICAJ diD SPRINT DICII IIAWLIHH llAmNARS hwUngs Honda Sales WT 2-.2111 IIIIDOUI'O!If OMtO . SPECU.I- DON'T n · l; Wheel Alignment · ASKAMI'\OP YOtJI DIRTY 'UI - '6.50 AOOION • Wheel Balancing FOI- ONLY th;t___ . -- Int. Contact . ValiMeler, Rt. I, Portalnd, 0. !'b. 143-ll%61 lor Information. 1 S28tp s ·- TRACTOR OVERHAULS NOTICE! ·BAIRD BROTHERS AUTO WRECKING CHESHIRE AUTO WRECKING I = Rave your tractor oYerbaul- ed no·w a{ • ~I& sa¥tnjs. WI are runnms a soeelal on trae· tor ove~bauls for th9 Winter fu:: months. Have ----- · · --- WI L"JVJDJJ • ·cOS·•S Sp:n•a} Ah·ea·d. · . f \V G · 0 age am · ••m ..,..,., I • I "WANTED 0 Lips .... "nJ.OV Ja"rnMo . ' ·VI·es " I· I c}oradan Learqs 1g Read D ld P I d Henry W. Baird tflctor Ume. DUbbed In • N"1pponese ·. ==-:-:-=--:c=--::-c=--· your ready to go to wurt wbeD &print comes and 11vt dow.D .:::.0:, ..======·.:·-:.:·.:--::.:·...::.:::=,1 soC -lOY., GIRL T, beHYIF TIM Dltlly ... -. . - .... '11ft Tlmlff, • · ' _..,IIMI to tiil1blitKid , ~.. • I ' ltoutti• in ,._,..,, i ~~n~lriltlil"" •11<1 Mulberry A~•· 992:1156 I' II . IDID U, B. itev. JIIDII!S ilud Halfteld, 'tryone welcome. , .. .. . 7·' "' ....,. ........ ., DAILY = -- " ·ll'olopljl H. Be& let..... ·· I...... "'· 41. . e.~'""'' ab6f. ., ~r new, only 4;000 miles, guoor.j .meed, reasuna~le; ;tn V;S ~- see or c•ll Don , llamsr ChMieri Q, ,; . l JO lie ::,o;;,., GAL.LJPQLIS TRIBU... '"". 1..2342 ~t!;:,..!AI~n~'xp~~·:•:..,:n:tt=d~-~.,..~-~VIMr~=~Wl~~l~lHe~l~p~Y~ou:,..._ _ ·~ a l==-,..--,c-:c-:=:-:== 4411-0.: .:-:~..w.!':.,~~::Sam 1.'1011 Secood Ave. Ph. .l~·::Oclqf phone num~ ~·~ion. lt'o a '!ihl .lln~, ~ =~·· ~. ~~~io:e ~k~-~=:..:GJ,= I j ·' .'I .•' ' ' ' ' ' ' I· ' ') ' .,. .· ' I -T~ '. plant ·.:._ ~ . I . '. MAY WE HELP YOU? . T • ' ' rn: wr,.tCE"J"'.,:,. ' -;-;;--;;--r •u I ~ 1 ,_. bUll.... -- 'iB .... ' *' ""Vlti~·JII1' t" . .MUibl �I 1 • oil ,.._ .-- News Highlights of the Week . • ........ • ·-- ~ if 0 • ' . Fair Has 5 .i . j ~.. • I .. Ill If cal "' :"tall:! llr.t r •.• ........ ' diJillll; ~ ..,. t7,11111, l!le demage ' . Save in Elberfelds J~~~~~ry Sale. of Furniture a~d ~PRJ.ia~ces t of 'ilal I .I I Ii '' ~I for a new cruiser for ~ police departnient ~ 'l te,OOO. A SEVEN -· MEMBER build· lng committee baa been named for lbe proposed Melia County lliltorlcal Society · museum. They are C. -E. Wateslee, George Geobeimer, W. p; Lochary, Arthur Skinner, Ben H. Ewing, Clarence Prl<e, and a» ert Elberfeld. Site of the Proposed bulldlnt- il 011 County oWDed property near the Meigl Infirmary. Thirty-one Metp t-H'ers have ordered 17,250 tree aeedinp from 1he Oblo DiVIsion of Forestey. • DEER SEEM atlll to be In aeason. lbe Racine Emergency squad veblcle llrUck and ~ kllled a 2110 p<iund. doe at · State approval bas been pbled lor plans for a and reo, modeled at Pomeroy Junior pro- Wllll!llllt llargrave!l, BAKER FURN.ITURE MIDDLI;PORT, OHIO I I- ' CONV.ENIENT TE~ .. ., ., ~' ' 011 all D 0. Zertle, rer, Dick -..wee. lf S..V•r, H.ywood Wok.tleld Sofas-2 Piece Suites 3 -Piece Suites Modern - Early American - A MEIGS JURY deliberated minutes and , declared Jack Ward innocent of chariet of asaault with · a dangerous weapcm brought by Jamei L Scluiarr of Colwnbus. Fire destroyed .the upstairs of the Berry Branham bome qn Gold Ridge, Pomeroy RD, Wi!dnesday night. Fire of. flclals estimated the damage at ran in frolit of It 0~ Kowhler, Valentin• :l ili'l otllloa purchase a radar system to duce speeders wbicll was gestion of the Pomeroy Tbe coun<:il also proposes a survey of the village streets that are in need of repair. Jim Mees beeo added to the fire depanmerLt, and Marvin Jeffers been bonded as an added patrohrum.. Middleport cowicil11mo:n approved the low bid of lbe Keith Goble Ford Agency - ,.. c. ON .THE SECOND and THIRD · F~OORS POMEROY COUNCIL .Joteei Trad!Uonal - ~t French Provincial. Large selection of colon and fabrics, cloth and vinyl 01.\; WELL-I-f $191.00 lhrly Amortcon ~. . • • • s.1o $164.00 =.GO Modorn 2 111... Sultot . , • . • • . S.lo $164.00 .00 ~odom .. .. .. .. • .. .. • Solo $111.00 $249.00 lorly American S.fo ........ S.lo $199.00 S299.00.Modom 2 Pl... Sullo .... . ... S.lo $199.00 $299.00 Modom. 2 Ploco lullo, VInyl .. Solo $2AI.OO· POf.OO Mod. ., 2 , .... . . . . . . . . .... $251.00 Ulf.GO Modorn 2 Ploco Sullo , . , , . . . . Solo $'UI.oo UIJ.OO lorly Amorl$1n 3 1'1- Sullo ialo Q61.00 UD.OO,2 ,.... Suite . . . . • . . . 1o1o $i99.GO $Ut.GO Modnn 2 Ploco Sullo .. .. .. • . Solo = 059.00 Trl!llllotial 2 ,._ Suite ; . • • Solo. · ' UB.OO Danllb Modorn 2 Ploco Iuiie •. S.lo·Ut6.00 ·· UB.ot To'ldllloftal ~ Ploco Iuiie , ...' hlo fat6.00 Amirlcan 2 PtMo Suite S.te.'*16.00 UB-'!0 Ult.OO Clontom....-o.,. 2 Pc. lulto, VInyl hlo • .GO · ·: r.!!'ao lorly "-'<an 2 Ptoce Sullo S.lo $1Q.ao .. ....GO French Provincial 2 Ploce Iuiie ... lo $299 $t19.GO lorly Amort..n 2 Ploco Suite Solo 13$1.00 S449.GO lorly Anwl- I Pl... Sullo .• Solo ~.00 $469.00 TndiHonol Sofa • , , •• , . , ...• , 1o1o ~-'II' ...... ....,, _ .... 2 ,..,.. Suite .... ..,,.. . ' • $549.00 Trooiil"":!l 2, Ploco sUite . • . . . hlo $1ti.GO . ..,.... Tro•lll~ . :l l'lelo ""'- .. .'. itlo ·$f19.00 tl2f.GO frodltlonil 2 ~. ,1u1te ' 1·~.·>TJ¥111 ...... · • ' f • ' :! '' s. ••ly ' ,•' . . ,, ·A'f Fl ~s-r ·'lOt> ~ inve&U- · ~. su.., PO~'f. SU~.E:I?- . • '· . sles Heat.b i 'I I • I' • . I • �I 1 • oil ,.._ .-- News Highlights of the Week . • ........ • ·-- ~ if 0 • ' . Fair Has 5 .i . j ~.. • I .. Ill If cal "' :"tall:! llr.t r •.• ........ ' diJillll; ~ ..,. t7,11111, l!le demage ' . Save in Elberfelds J~~~~~ry Sale. of Furniture a~d ~PRJ.ia~ces t of 'ilal I .I I Ii '' ~I for a new cruiser for ~ police departnient ~ 'l te,OOO. A SEVEN -· MEMBER build· lng committee baa been named for lbe proposed Melia County lliltorlcal Society · museum. They are C. -E. Wateslee, George Geobeimer, W. p; Lochary, Arthur Skinner, Ben H. Ewing, Clarence Prl<e, and a» ert Elberfeld. Site of the Proposed bulldlnt- il 011 County oWDed property near the Meigl Infirmary. Thirty-one Metp t-H'ers have ordered 17,250 tree aeedinp from 1he Oblo DiVIsion of Forestey. • DEER SEEM atlll to be In aeason. lbe Racine Emergency squad veblcle llrUck and ~ kllled a 2110 p<iund. doe at · State approval bas been pbled lor plans for a and reo, modeled at Pomeroy Junior pro- Wllll!llllt llargrave!l, BAKER FURN.ITURE MIDDLI;PORT, OHIO I I- ' CONV.ENIENT TE~ .. ., ., ~' ' 011 all D 0. Zertle, rer, Dick -..wee. lf S..V•r, H.ywood Wok.tleld Sofas-2 Piece Suites 3 -Piece Suites Modern - Early American - A MEIGS JURY deliberated minutes and , declared Jack Ward innocent of chariet of asaault with · a dangerous weapcm brought by Jamei L Scluiarr of Colwnbus. Fire destroyed .the upstairs of the Berry Branham bome qn Gold Ridge, Pomeroy RD, Wi!dnesday night. Fire of. flclals estimated the damage at ran in frolit of It 0~ Kowhler, Valentin• :l ili'l otllloa purchase a radar system to duce speeders wbicll was gestion of the Pomeroy Tbe coun<:il also proposes a survey of the village streets that are in need of repair. Jim Mees beeo added to the fire depanmerLt, and Marvin Jeffers been bonded as an added patrohrum.. Middleport cowicil11mo:n approved the low bid of lbe Keith Goble Ford Agency - ,.. c. ON .THE SECOND and THIRD · F~OORS POMEROY COUNCIL .Joteei Trad!Uonal - ~t French Provincial. Large selection of colon and fabrics, cloth and vinyl 01.\; WELL-I-f $191.00 lhrly Amortcon ~. . • • • s.1o $164.00 =.GO Modorn 2 111... Sultot . , • . • • . S.lo $164.00 .00 ~odom .. .. .. .. • .. .. • Solo $111.00 $249.00 lorly American S.fo ........ S.lo $199.00 S299.00.Modom 2 Pl... Sullo .... . ... S.lo $199.00 $299.00 Modom. 2 Ploco lullo, VInyl .. Solo $2AI.OO· POf.OO Mod. ., 2 , .... . . . . . . . . .... $251.00 Ulf.GO Modorn 2 Ploco Sullo , . , , . . . . Solo $'UI.oo UIJ.OO lorly Amorl$1n 3 1'1- Sullo ialo Q61.00 UD.OO,2 ,.... Suite . . . . • . . . 1o1o $i99.GO $Ut.GO Modnn 2 Ploco Sullo .. .. .. • . Solo = 059.00 Trl!llllotial 2 ,._ Suite ; . • • Solo. · ' UB.OO Danllb Modorn 2 Ploco Iuiie •. S.lo·Ut6.00 ·· UB.ot To'ldllloftal ~ Ploco Iuiie , ...' hlo fat6.00 Amirlcan 2 PtMo Suite S.te.'*16.00 UB-'!0 Ult.OO Clontom....-o.,. 2 Pc. lulto, VInyl hlo • .GO · ·: r.!!'ao lorly "-'<an 2 Ptoce Sullo S.lo $1Q.ao .. ....GO French Provincial 2 Ploce Iuiie ... lo $299 $t19.GO lorly Amort..n 2 Ploco Suite Solo 13$1.00 S449.GO lorly Anwl- I Pl... Sullo .• Solo ~.00 $469.00 TndiHonol Sofa • , , •• , . , ...• , 1o1o ~-'II' ...... ....,, _ .... 2 ,..,.. Suite .... ..,,.. . ' • $549.00 Trooiil"":!l 2, Ploco sUite . • . . . hlo $1ti.GO . ..,.... Tro•lll~ . :l l'lelo ""'- .. .'. itlo ·$f19.00 tl2f.GO frodltlonil 2 ~. ,1u1te ' 1·~.·>TJ¥111 ...... · • ' f • ' :! '' s. ••ly ' ,•' . . ,, ·A'f Fl ~s-r ·'lOt> ~ inve&U- · ~. su.., PO~'f. SU~.E:I?- . • '· . sles Heat.b i 'I I • I' • . I • �. -- -- ... -... . ..""' ' bv ~ Lesl:le I 1 I I' Bober Hospital : boors 2-4 and 7·8 p only on Pediatrics · 'I I ~ ,.' ,• r l AdmiSsions - Mr Graham, 544 Secol) win Clay, Rodney; l_. Snyder, Rt . 1 Ewin James D. Durbin, ~ I " .. BUGS WJ!bert C. Porter, ! John F. Litchfield, en; Mrs. Owen AU~ I ~ .' . • •• B'tJNN~- Pleasant; Mrs. Ric~ ler, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleaso ' ~ Lizzie Hanning. ~ Iilrs. Harry J. Dorothea E. 3 Coolville; M. WeaVer, Mrs. Bert D. Fowl< Ky.; Michael J. CO< William C. Rapp, I• M. Hineman, Rt. I Jobn F. Moeller, ru Births - Mrs. Ll Kenzie, Jackson, da a.m. Friday; Mrs. Durbin, .t.laaon,. dau p.m. Friday; Mrs. D ham, 544 Second A1 13 p.m. Friday; Mx Allbright, Pt Pleas ter, 7:08 p.m. Frid f,,._ DlmxiBsed - Ml'! Bailey, Mosey Mrs. George H. 110) D. Buruheimer, Stx Church, Juhn R. ( MEET;MV i. DAU6HTERJ NIFGKII ASM5Sit.IA1E THE PREMIER? MY WOIW, ..MIKI 1 I U8UALLY HIR& l'ea>t£10 PO. "lt!IS Klf'D OF WORI'(I .. .. ···~. "· .. ·' . . ..•.• .. • ; ' -' I .. . I . I . I -·,, • '>' . . ,. . i . r ;, 1 �• \ • l • ' . ; .. • • .. I . . I j .• ' .. OSBR • • \ J. '· '. ' • •' \ !"or !le'leral year! eotllblishment it was \ 'i also raised the pri~ , benblp and for "'"'!! ' at -a . '. "'· ~ event. The board ot r ! ~ I ' j ' • • r• • • f '• v' t ' 1 .. mov~ to brio( '• ' ib.eome with mcre.S: Meimersblp In til! 't •' l (yt2. Alriculture So<li< 1tdlb.tsfromfor.$1,lreeThepar~1 ' ; ~ . I cost pi • fl cr)Wida.J'I'h• ~ was hiked fro 'Gali~rship go j . Ii ..•li:;:•·:ooo:·==::::: . :- ~ .. ·. ' .. ,.. .. . ·· ' •' ' : 1>4.' • ,., . 'l,l, '· Bober Hospital: hours 2-4 and 7-8 p ,... ..·. -.·· ... only on Pediatrics Admissions - Mr Graham, 54-4 Secon• win Clay, Rodney; Snyder. fll. I Ewin James D. Durbin, !\> Wilbe rt C. Porter, ! John F. Litchfield. en; Mrs. Owen All~ Pleasant; Mrs. Rich !er, Rt. 2 Pt. Plea~ Lizzie Hanning, ' . J. ' Mrs. Harry Dorothea E. It 3 CoolviUe; M. Weaver, Mrs. Berl D. Fowlf Ky.; Michael J. CO< William C. Rapp, Jr. M. Hineman, Rt. : Jolm F. Moeller, Rl Births - Mrs. L~ Dismissed - Mn Bailey. Mosey Mrs. George H. Bo) I D. Burnheimer, S!l Church, John R. ( I I ~ I -~~ ttl - .." . a.m. Friday; Mrs. ham, 544 Second A1 13 p.m. ~'riday; M1 Allbright, Pt Pleas ter, 7:08 p.m. Frid .. ' Kenzie, Jackson, da Dorbio, !Mason, dau p.m. Friday; Mrs. 0 •~ t , .. ... • . .. ·~ - - ''·' .. .. . ··,.:."'....,."'. · .-rL~. ,. ' ,, !1 '- .. .. ·. ~ . . ~ · ,, . -. .. . .• ~~ · {'' . ~ .. I ' •' -•·""·• -••. or: ' • ' j I • 'l .. ' \ '·. l ~ '• •"1,... ~ •' , , _ I F \ • ' • I ...• L . ',· i•l,. ut 'The hees cne'nt. even. c~eakin' li'ke tbe\.1 d.J.va~.; do when it's cold! rmoetiin I. talllin' to ' .. de:qt cldent lnv-'· · Ia Post,~ ; '' p au!Pitm:e,c-. ~ ., Pien:e: ~u· ~erry.~... ;:'! juverdlit cam. ' ymoud t ol center, IIlii'"· 28; and 9111" • IJ, Galllpoli!, ilpat courl, Jill, I I I ~easle!! i Set ' •' . f ·~ ( • ... ' ' '• •• ' •.. ~--\.': • .u ...,.. ' . .. ' .. ' j. . .- • s: . ' tI ' . •• �., IT • • ' .. ..... ... ' ."' .! Jif1: • _.,. ___ ..-- •• • ,, ... ,f Bob:er Hosplb hours 24 arxl 1· oitly on Pediatri AdmiSsions Graham, M4 Se win Clay, Rodne Sny~.,.. Rt . I E " James D. Durbii Wilber• C. Porte • ' •• John F. Litchfie en ; Mrs. Owen , Pleasant; Mrs:jJ !er, Rt. 2 Pt. Uzzie Hannina~ fi'l: HarrY • Mrs. Dorothea 3 E-: Coolville; • M. Weaver, Mrs. Bert D. Ft Ky.: Michael ;1, William C. Rapp i\tllld17GIIIof poeJI'!fcall """ • 111111 111111 loWD Un dlnc damage, M. Hineman, ·R ........ Jo!ln F. Moeller, Births - Mrs. Kenzie, Jackson, a.m. Friday: ."·., ai'p. !< sa . Durbin, ~on.Q p.m. Friday: Mn ham , M4 Second 13 p.m. Friday; Allbright, Pt PI ler, 7:08 p.m. F .i iMaM tllllm loues t damap f1,111, , vehicle damage alootof lowD •• Total 011 all ••' llflbl'a Dismissed - : Bailey, Mosey Mrs. George H. · t Mayor lel8loD C. 0. I• ellmeo Zertle, 1. Baker, Diel: D. Burnheimer. Church, John R ~ F. Parmaleo. 1I l r ·.ar ' .' '-: '· , __ I '' \ • •-:· :' _,. ' ' ·, ' \_ ._:~- . . . . - · r -~-· ' ....' '-·- ,.... ' ' ' ' ' •• I .. ' . " ! ;!,. . . ' • ·.. ,~-~ '. ' tUt ' by 4ent :detent lnvt3tf- llt:' Post, sute. . ' ' . ' ~l>aul Pleree,:. •UP!erce.. . Ferry, spo«ftnn, eolmly jiiVerdle Jllymond CalD, ~~~ center, mu- . INil . . 211· arxl 911" Q, '111, Gallipolis, eli* courl, Ja. ;r, TWIST PIPE C~AAII!!:ItS AROOI<Itl . S"t"IC.IC.S· 1-lttf, I=I!OM OTiilllll 1!N t>. .. WlTH TWD TWIS'IS; ' , '-- ---- .,._._ ...... -· ....... ....... ... . .. ·--· ··- ... ----. ~ ' \ ' _'(; ., . .......... ...... . . .... - ..... _.. ·' ~ ... ' ·~ \ . ~·''I -~ ' n . .. .... �I • ' .,. .._____ . . .___-1'1.-------.. -0:.. - - ---... ,.__... . . .._ . . . . .. ----.. ·--·- ·~f~.r:;:;..:t.: "~::·:::......·::·:--;.:.;:-;.;-;~;,:·;;;·-· :. ;-~·r;---..,;..;..,..;.;,;.·..:·:.;-;.,;;·:.;;.;:;,_ ;;.. *... ;- ·~+.: 1i • - •••• . • • e • ' • ' • • t •• • f • e '!do t ..- ~o·r'8 ! 8, ... , : c; . . !~ 8 . ilso • aisf.d bers!lipalld i u -a mov~ • melOlnt! wrn•.., l. W~QToH mPI) -!'ret- 111111, the United Statea will have Itruckers, air !rtlght and private goala, let · us not retreat from . ~--so '. JOST MAGt.JtFICEWT'! '. '1;, , •. I .... , ... ' . ' . lclelll . ~ today 11J11 . ~ { ' ree«ckmloblnc fj'/1.~ llllllild' ·budpl beafily •eJihted Willi : epeodlnc w the lfll' In Vl<lnam and higher 'b!J<ei 11> pay lor ll ' Joinliall'• lpendlns program f« 111r J.N8 ft!Clll - ye'-' Juiy 1 lneludell ('13.'1 blllldil"flil\ dejense. It was tbe <ihtfd 1~1 'inllltary budiet In •hiolo,Y; ~. only by tbe . peak W&·ld War D years. ." -v . bUtlays alone wO.ld total'"_;~ biiHm, ·lnctudll!f! $500 . mllllo!i·'M oeonomlc ald. 'l'hlr· ·leea ~ , nut . of. eY<'J'Y ,bl!<lget spent more !ban $47 bliU"" to -pilots. the lask, .., matter reidll oommunlsm In the An informed source said the dernanding.H may be.'' >endinll Southeaat Asian nation. This postal Increase would Involve a In ootllning his new 11 does not Include oronomic aid. penny-a-leUer hike on flrst class plans, ~nhnson spoke mainly In Jnhnoon held out hope, and air mall. (') terms of the caab budget, which hot>ever, tbat spending for the The budget oontalned $5 Includes all govemmem Income war might be leveJUnc off. He billion more than thla year for and outgo. Prevl<iully be has Indicated be expects such defense and " billion more for emphasized lha more ~::~~ j ·bec!Oniftl, outlays to Increase $2.5 Great Soelety and other civilian administrative budget, billion In tbe new fis~al year programs. But .fohoson aaid he excludes such multi-billion compared to a whopping $13.6 was confident tbe nation could Jar trust funds 88 Social bjlllon jump in tbe current year. ilbsurb lbe Increased load Security, Medicare and blgl~l Seeb Poatal IDcrease without breaking stride. ways. II) addition to th,e new taxes "Our nation is stronger today Economists consider the already ouUined In his State of .tban ever. We need oot, Indeed budget a more accurate tht Union message, Johnson we dan! not, forsake ·our baste Uon of lbe governmenl''ss~~: ~ eall~ lor a . $700 million (19als of peace, prosperity and ces. But by using It J, • "'- - c1: oh d " ~- Preald 'd a1 bl to 'tb -.Cioller · ,..,tlld be spent Increase In postal ratea an progress, ""' ent 881 · so was • e eome up WI ·v~· By' ~e .end _ot ~al stepl?ed-up user charges on , ''We can afford to achleve our smaller deficit, since tbe ' ' - ~· . ·'. • Holzer H..pl hours 2-4 alld ~ only on Pediltl Admissions Graham, 544 S win Clay, Rodn Sny!ler, RI. I I James D. Durb Wilber'. C. Port John F. Litchfi en; Mrs. Owen Pleasant: Mrsc 1 !er, Rt. 2 Pt. f' Lizzie Hannin~i Mrs. Harry Dorothea E. 3 Coolville; M. Weaver, Mrs. Bert D. F Ky. ; Michael ~­ William C. RapJ M. Hineman, I John F. Moeller Births - Mrs Kenzie, Jackson a.m. Friday; 1 Durbin, !Mason, p.m. Friday ; Ml ham, 544 Secoi> 13 p.m. Friday: Allbright, Pt F ter, 7:08 p.m. . ; . 72.-4 lion Bu et en Reco s _mas es event. 1be 1. • • For II:_ 'i1 • I .$ ~fils .t -s • I • onJr * * * UC Tension - How Federal Dollar,Would Go ........... '., •... ~ ' WASHINGTON (UPI) , Here's how the fooeral dollar . wUI be spent under th• fiscal . )9111 , bufl8et which Pr•Sident ,Johnson submitted to coiigr""" tnday: · ' Viet -'-IS eer:ts Other -dell!llst eost• ~t cents Intematlonal programs -2 UpUespite . Peace Move Farm programs -2 <;<t•l• All · otber government programs -13 cents · . __ funds eurrently take in more WASRJNGTON cUPII Repabll...,. lodloy lllllled Preoldeal Jol!...,.'a $17U bWioa IJodcot 11 dlaboaeal. 'ftey nJd 11 ui.dental<1!opm. · ill«. oventated ~lllJ, aad eame ap ~~~~ 0 ardllcally low dellcll fllure. Key l>emO!Ol'all p-lsed efforts 1o 011 lbe Qdef &ecotive's , •PHdlnc p1au, at pve JlllmiOII credit' 1w uv• lalllrelldy mado ..,.. ....,. ......., jadpoall. STUFFING MAILERS - Ruth Ann Riffle and to ·p· t·rEsofehltlieemBaentaan8d1. ,!! _ riiPhiyn SSow~nrt'ty, are 0hrl10gEht,ta~Phin~ .MCh~a • than tbey pay out. Johnson eOtimated cash hudg(Continued On Page %) o~- i• Dimes campaign mailers going to approxim•tely 5,000 on the envelQpes of tlle mailers were .typed by Pomeroy · students. The $Orority. again this year Is in charge of the Mother'• I uled for kick-off January 28. ~~~~~~---===~~~~~~------------------------ Welfare Building Occupapcr, Planned by This Weekend BERKELY, Calif. (UPI) . Here's where !be federal The growing tension among i!ollar wJU \"me from : students and faculty at the Un~ lndlvjdulll income ta•es -42 verstty of California over the l ' • t cents dismissal of President 'Clark Couneilman John Zerkle dl•· 10011 below Hobson lor larml~g Zerkle reported a new po- 24 in .the 'OiliJil8 ad 11 Cltll II cents .· Corporation !ncom• taxes - 20 Kerr continued to mount today closed to Mjddleport council purposes. The matler will "" spade purchased f~ the ceme- town; avera~ responaa eall .,..,,~ ~.nofhl!r Penny''' Social Security and other cents despite an apparent peice Monday eveninl tbat ocoupaQLV refeqed to the Board 'Of P•t>- tery had been reeet.Yed-.ancl used was lU ~- wllh • tcUl maD "'iUC~• ; trust ·fUnd ·payment• -26 cents Payroll taxes -17 cents overture made by the Uillversl· II! the new welfare building wiU lie Affairs. , , and' was found to 60_~ help- hours ol, .Ia lowD U U :-· Interest on the public ~ebt ·-6 Excise tQxeo -8 cents ty's Board of Regents. IIi~· .place at the end oi this ~~~~yor C. 0. Flaheq read a lui~:A ~by~. aeeondloasa•·altow!~ dlllliiC", I c·ents . ' '•'' '~,~L.· . --.v.:'•·' ' . BorrOwing -2 cents Ti!eodore · ~I;k~ . . . · letter of appreciation from the ed J1y Stwabo, to;;omee! mem- $9-.llfl,,...... t01c:ati!eall ,l;a . V.etoriUis -4 cents. . Ptlle'r revenue . SOijrces -It of the Board I·' Zerkle.,.ted 1ft a sh«t meet- MiddleJlQI'I Chamber of Con>· ~P- In ·~~~e· Ofili' ''Milnlcl~l and~{dio1!6g1i' oi'flll. · -8pJtee ~ -aa· carr .... ....:~:-::.f.~ ..~t3l'- .... ·' tlie liillfuslty's llflhat f1lrnlllite tar~ ·~- ·-betwelll ,...., - ~ '-llllllll-> ·'Mal' tit!lolli. lid i111e11 program. ell, a faculty 1 bas not been eidered. eounclf and the Chamber dur- orously. Zerkle lelt' thal tbe ex- w~ ~; OUt ·eU11111 ' committee to r~ Department ~ow· ing tbe past holiday season. pense e1 this service was not sbbwed bulidblg ~ $7,1110, "obsolete" postal regents" on tbe appoinimenl ever, wiil use what furniture is Council approved payment of neceosary, wltlcb is $9f a year, CQI!tenta ~.105, vebiele damage a successor to KelT. , available until new furruture is a medical bill from the Work- since they could get the lnfor- $1,500, and total out o1 IDwn Jli\1.,.. J'E lat' obtained. man's Compensation Fund to>~.mation they need from the vii- fire loss, fl0,785. Total 011 all 11"'-o : : •ca lOR . WASHINGTON (UPI) -I'Wi· to make : bard rholtes -lor 1 After a elosed, ~';;.~:~~:'.;.~ Councilman Clifford Stumbo. IDjurtes received by PIL Ray- lage soUcltor or the auditor of fire losses $23,1113. ~fll(l()N~- AMERICAN AIR ident Johnson concluded his seeking suit, , easy answers _to session Monday night the upon request of Ura Swisher, monel Manley in making an or- the Sl~te ot Ohio. Attellding last Dlghn saeloa men \~ .~waiting only final fiscal \!Mil budget message to critical problems. '1'111s nat1on cil, which represents Cheshire, asked councU 1f it rest last Noven1ber. Manley sus· The Middleport fire depart- of council were Mayor C. 0. BJitW!~'- IJ;om the White House Congress today with this bas .pro\ •• the: douoter• wron~ members of all nine UC would consider leasing to Mr. talned an Injury to Ids right ment's annual report was resd Fisher, Ceuncllmeo Zerkle, to .Jieil!i' ·licilnblnc Coll\llluniSt summary ~~ tbe state of .tbe time and .aga!", and .wW not fall puses, announced In ~ Swisher approximately 20 ac- ankle when be fell against a tile by Clerk Richard Bailey, r,. Stumbo, George Baker, Dick Ml(,l ,~Jtl!llti' b~ses ,In ·. North .nation: ,prey to such weakness !"'W· statement tbat It accepted res adjoining the sewerage Ia· wall. 111e bill was lor $29.80. porting II answered 41 fire call•, Vaughan and B. F. Parmalee. VleW(ril 1\lr tl)e. ftrst time,. ac-: ' Our nation Is stronger today We can afford ·to achieve our , offer. Cll'4111l tO a hlghly . places thlln ever before. We need not, goals. Let us not retreat from aourl!e. , :. · :need we dare not, loresake our the task, no matter how But l~e mov~ was not Th/, ioUrce said Monday the b881c soals of peace, prosperity, demanding It may be. . peeled to lessen the wlaesprea<i I bombl.\a, described as 3 ,nd progress. . This budget represents a furor among sludents and faCUII·I "sligh!" escalation of the arr: The pursuit of peace ts careful balance of our abundant 1ty. A rash of protest meetings war, ,Vould be ordered ·within essential for tbe continued resources and our awesome ! and rallies was held Monday the -next few weeks, barr.ng any advancement ot our nation and responsibilities. As President, I UC campusses throughout dnjmatlc !l~Jange In the direc- all mankllld. ·have weighed the alternatives Istale. And many more lion of the war. , Prosperity and progress will and made the hard choices as planned. lead us toward a society wbere · best I could. The responsibility ---Cretbmf!ll Rf!Bcued oil can share in the bounty ot tor similar action now rests ,, ,; · nat~re and the products of with the Congress. I urge your ~)l'rt.(Nil, MAJNE ....: A man's, ln~enuity and creativity. 1support for the goals and ta6ktr and ftllhtng veiiSI!I col- At various Urnes in the past, Iprograrhs embodied in this ~ licl.ed O!i ·\he Maine coast In democracies have been critl· budget for the eomln& fiscal I dOltS!' AU tour Cl'l!~· cizet;l for their seeming lnabtlity year. · flsblnlt boet ; . _ men . Into tbt frlild wa. rescued .by ibe · Federall968 Fiscal Budget .41 a Glance WASHINGTON (UP!) - Pre-WASHINGTON (UPI) - The federal budget for sident Johnson asked Congress flseaH,88 at a glauee: . · OUTLAY: $172.4 bliUon• .!lhls figure, a reeord, today to. approve $61.2 mUll~ laeludes Soelal Security and other "trust fnnd'.' pay· in water projects lor Ohio diiJ'· 1nctb~ menta. It's up $11.5 bUIIon from current year. .INCOME: U88.J bllllon, also laeludlng trust fQDd. · reeelptl. lneq'\le estimate presumes lavo••"'slonll utlon on admlnlstraf:L.IIon In hl~her 18••· · IORW I 1 w -.ss: . - ' '. . '. ' : " ' l ·- '" ...•.. ' •• State of the Natlblli tBJ'M View 1.' 1 ~ t . \·• .. ·'!'·... • I· ' .' - Bailey, Mosey Mrs. George H. D. Burnheimei', Church, Jnhn I . ' \ ·.• Dismissed - . '· ' • .r J • ~. ' ! ' i Nuns Halt Civil War Belleville, Racine Dams GetFunds · ....- , • ~-' ' ! (I - 'I ••• '' - ·"' I '·· ' Treadless Tire Blowouf Blamed in Rt. 33 Aceideqt ' � 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. 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