https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/aa3a8c77c97e39fc1d9c2d105c3c5a5a.pdf c8a5c2fd57a45d788cf3f6ac969283cf PDF Text Text • . ......... ' , _. -· ' .. ' ' Plan Girls 'State, Mrs. Roush Host • ' ' Tt; Garden Club ---· .. + •• '. ~mts , ." r 28 PAGES , ' !! .{/, Dnlotod 'l'co fiW·a-t.er llflci4W'Olalo 'Valllr , THREE SECTIONS 1 ...,..,o ta ourns bea;y blow to America's elfOI'Ia to Pul men on the moon by IM!I. ''lbe facts brieDy are," be ._]d. "(that) at I:Sl (p.m. EST) tbO~observera In the pad area .• ....., hMi'd a report . . thai thoro wu a lire aboard tho space!'fllt. Coadllloa AI Time u • • • now tbe CODditlon at ~~~~ lime 'ltU tbe spacocraft aiid tbo crew were at T-IIIIDus12; minutes from simulated 111\o!f aDd holding, and tbore W . ,. . no acUvtly going on ex~pl preparing to pick up tbo (OUDI and ,.ttJng ready to ..,,, ' proceed wilb the tesL ~ ."The observers report thai tbfre was what I would call a n;e, wblch orfglnaled :tnotde tbo cabin. Tbls ~ab lite ..illuh ,. Better 1Jandbags for $2.00 in a fine selection of styles and colors. '' -,.... pnetraled tbo spaceerafl ap ·parentJy and was observed to e~SeDtlally llnTound the C'a!l for a,n tnstant. . . \ ''lbo spacecraft """"' !D tho pad are~ prpo;eeded Immediately with emergency equipment to the epacocraft aDd, . in spill! of fires that were tbon b!JmJng tn tbo oreo of. ~ spacecrMt, tried to ut!DgUilb theae fires aDd !mmedtotely to proceed to open tbo epacectafl. ' "The crews on o(JO\Iinl !be belch report !bet there WOS !Diense heal coming out lb{ough the batch. There wos very dense smbke u well, coming out from the spacecraft." Twenty...even would-be res-cuers were felled lo the rrantlo · attemPI to gel to the osli-o- 0 nautt.. AI fut u one was ooercome by tbo gaa!Dg smoke lhol penetrlled ~ven tbe,Jr mosP, another lltepped In to lake bls place. . 1M 'iiben they finally yanke(i oper. the balei>-S minutes an... tho blut-tbey found the dead spacemen lying face-up·oo !heir oouclie, tlielr silvery space lttits and the lns,kle of the cabin baclll> charred. A tiny ~lectrioal spar~ wos beUo 1 to bave been tho .;me~n bi the tragedy. In the osylm-saturaled cabin, It wao sufficient to touch off the freak flash. ' ·, As PhDIIJIO put It: "U there ta IIi source, · pure orygen, tbil, c>f course, bao a flaob 11rt potential. While official! were trying to 1et to the bottom of the tragedy, a must before man can be ·commilled to other. Apollo capsules, the bodies of tbo three spacemen lay at a beso dlspenaary bore awaiting llmor· ol plans, which are up to the famiUes. The three astronauts were to bave Ufted ofl nut Feb. 21 on tbo ApoUo, o tw..week training mission for fllglrta to the moop. In Wasblngton, Clinton P. Anderson, O.N .M., chairman ol tbo Senate Spaee Commitlee, said bis group Is going_ to Investigate the accident, but will wail until II seea bow a . llpBCe ~ · makes out Ileal)! ol ln9WlJ before, ~. ...,. l>illl!od . The board ,_. rwn<d' Satur· day. II will -be ·buded ,by Dr. Floyd L. Tbompooa, director of the Langley .Reielrdl C«lter at Hamptoo, Ya. Other melllbero will include Dr. Mu Eaget, director of reoUrcb and .... gineeri111 at tho Manned SpaceC'alt Center, Houston: George A. Wblte, director of· ApoUo · reliabillty and qqality; utronaut Frank Donnan, and John Wllliams, directOr ol epa•aft operations at tbo Kenoedy space eenter. Under ·quesUoning by report.. ers, Phillips said tlie spacacraft was using Its own P.,wer at the tlmo _of tho I!CCJdent thet eTake advantage of the special sale prices In the Ready To Wear D~\)art."· ' ·' ment on the Second Floor. You can really save on Dresses, Coat~, Sklrti, .... . ..~; 'f • t" ~.... ,. 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' -cur there .bad been .. :::~: when the astronauts , from be pow..- iOitfct em lllo launch pad to the ljiiCleihlf'• \ own power aystem. · #., "II II not in the periOill • - , switching. That mucll 1. • "' know." he said. He added that essenlilllf • • ' aame tests bad beels petr.,l•J · two day1 befoq wllboal .. cldenL Y ASked why 1be iistronllll* were unable to ue .., ' em..-g..,cy ezlt -procedUrel, Phllllps replied, "I dcon't'beh/ I abould opeculate 1111 that II&• this polnL 'I~ that thai'~<- , of tbo that ... 'bod lhould illlo." . ' ·. The worid wm • blqulrJ. ' ., r '' I r ���' ' . • I • ' • SUNDAY ' in 'The Week that Was'I Ml • • Plan February O. p en.House tebnwy\ ..Sunday Times-Sentinel 1- eommlttee for a • ()petl HOUIIO meetin( WU •I> Air Pollution MolUltl Unifel'881 Probhiln .o\lf polluUIII.... ltGt J\111 • dlriJ 'IIQN. It promises, U not owtled, lo lllllacall the buman r~~e~. Tillie magaplne lut -k Ill Ill _.,. ....,qgesta bow lldl GOI!Id biiCIP"''· , 'nmt mates H looll ...,. Too Hlf· ; ,'l'lme's report IUAOIIad ID Ill 'IIIII JMul. Ill··which. inrreulni!Y !rill bt faDid wllh "'I IIIII OOI!IIY regul1tlolll 'lllJIIt llr:c n, Dll1 buY ~ Ill ' .. COIIIO In lidl lletd by IIIII'IIIC 0111 flll!e ,l!lt poUulad eltlal, or, 11m Mill, Notes on Temperance Film Showings Given at Middleport WCTU • ~ Into Ieos CGP~eatld, nnl A report on the temptrance rum, ''The Decision," whic-h bad been shown to students at Middleport and Rut Ian d Schools, was given when tbe Middleport WCTU met 'lbursday evening at the Fitst Ba~ tis! Church. Mrs. Clarence MeNeal and Mrs. Marvin Kelly attended the school showmgs. Ill'- •~. . areaa Ut He~.m& 11117 bt le~ all tht hldulih'J R 'waota - IIIII then some - In • t.w ·. yetn. II this prospeet II IIIIIOed rtiUiy ID !be 701, we ahould be prevarod lor 11. !AclliDI 11111 Jaws l'<'gulating the Ioiii ol poUulloll The meeting was opened with Mrs. Donald C. Brown Jr. • ' ,, I mg. nottng tohertheenJOyment from but, belonging unit. I· - ' JI New Prospectives on Alcohol and Drugs ua .... D~Cetllb\!r· 26, street-lengt~ !Jte~s whit~ A-lin~. . "'' :::lte~ 111 CODCMt..-... ~reood orbo profU lrGm llljllolllftl tw~J: :.~~~~~~~~~~~1111au:' ~ lrtalad prkau1IJ . . a..cllilll ~. u publlo blallll llld ••· . News Long Criti~ed : ,.Relationship Betweeq Britain, S.{IS Near its End prond old pi'aducll. n If aiJo ~7 tn. l)lirtd ~ fltt IOQHIJIItilt'l qnc}cicnria OD pboay Tbl ~ Wilt . ~-' ...... .,!ft .. •WIIIIIill· . hym~, .; llllltbi• t4" OOIIIIReltlllllrs wbo have decried rtlCOflltt It 'filial II II rJIIIeri lilllllni""'''Irld ~IUIId PNH r.llrlalioDII II ,. 1111re Qij'lh and have been that! to 10 .D llvllll "' NOON IVI'Jl • -'n!e lonl argbli lht sovernment to "pblitlom." " tried, IIICI'IIIIilllf lllltroverslal , · Anglo-Amarleia "tpedal rela'lbl , erltlq, tlonsltlp" 1tr at the cr0611 roada Su gre~J~ne IIICI!Qa (I( By It, C. tlw.ER aall "eirilllu." ... ~ lliM ,. ..,. ~iii for their lllllllf!IIDa, IQI lltf ~ p!UI ,. . lortlltll - · ~ 14 thm lorblcb If JIOIIII4tln, • TVIIWo tr CID lettlfJ). llolltl ol lbtiD :IIIII\ 1111 .... fiDIIIJIIDI 10 ftll lbq baft lartild pio- w ·Prtme Minister Hanold lias stated tltlt a rl!anp llru!lr IJJ Ill lbe malclng. lllilloall, :1; III1Ut iltll the WIJami · nday Alm1n1c 2 · .,.,, • ._,"':.."'' , . , Sl!llel .u for' -~!Ibn~ ' ~~=~~=~ By Uidled Preol lllfenalloaal atllc:hed decllJdal Mrs Martl'n'"' l.S HOS tess C'qrnlng months will del.,.. Tcday Is Sunday Jan 29 the to Ill relatlonlblp .with ltqw far Bdlsln'1 labor 29th day o1 1867 ' to Allllo-Amerlcm ":'::~ofIllpolfey, prepared to go In follow \ f• OM lbiDI IIIII I ill away from Tbe. 1110011 11 ~•alrlnl 111 lluporllat. one lltal will' 11 ' . UJdltd ..... and towards last I tht lfiUIIIIIII gtel. But Wllb ~ ~ Tilt ~ •tars IN MaN cooperation need not be eon•d· Tbil 1ft " liDllill problllll JdDce fltll'l I lot looCtill~ ... . ..' ........ 'ibalr blgllt OIIIOirD Ill ptttq. to belleve the !ntegtlly bit. ' After y,aroo o1 wat- JP!1!! ~ as birds tum IIIIo -., boltlei inll macbiDes eprotll from the ~ ajrtq JI'!'1P1e bavt bMD ooodlliDJIId tu. ~ lbal IIJ1!hiDI! they sea Ill televtakiiJ II lUI - evon If It's av-., ordinary 6:tuea'lrlf1 Sally Sclolumpl from . . door. ~ . wtui a qua.. ill4.- dlfld u llemmtng tram a~ '11iil · ~ stan.,. Villllll ncl~t or in any llulblt ,_. the flrlt llmt 1rt letum and Juplllr. . ', m)'ltleal bond." ~llab ., ·. ~~~~~~ "-...... llbtralor The Tillie• o1 Loodoa drutlo llllft ·- 11!11,:•!.::\: J.;..: ·hiM fni4om ~·-Thc!maa lflued tbit there would~~=~~ dJJ ID be mWI reason for ro - · "" ·· -- u-- ,_ . . itnl atlai'Uiid• 11o .........,. 1... -'Ail ........_ .... ~1 oJa1!1 1111' llml ~ • . I . . · · ~- It biolMDitl lnt6 J If IIIII • I =!#.:'Q.-..._ ~~~~e-~ ~ lilt: ....,...., · .• . . · fi'OIII ~ .luropNilf, 1 IIIII Jllpljtor. 011 BEnnrs JftRibORS 1 - the I I • paging of nltllonlhlp Tbe prtc • delnanded . c~J:·:~ had eouJtlrlOI IIIII the relaUveJ • Ottlllnfnl ~ · • ·~ r Jlf\'11: ~ Ill the hlllory 111 n111111N1 of Britain. 1 _., . ' • . IIlia CXI!IItrJ ... theN : ~~~~.of the .ltldl • oollfllllriO (I( I\IPII'tllllllo y Ia , of · !iiJ!iilpo ~ :'*"" I 'C lljaoJbourl tbat·• • u by llrlt@lll ID Itt,..,. 1• taken n to the uary and Mrs: '*" .to 1•. - AI .......... ...... ., "ape.Ok froiD llreftclh to . . . _ ....... our Atla,ittle partuen." · · , . · WIIJJon'• tntppCJrt of a .....,_ J IJ!Ue leu than 1111 centa 1 "W Push lflf~ BIJrope Ill!• the daf, bull brag a bit and claim fotqJai bactlltl of 111e Copserva- I· make 89 cents. liVe P'lr!J, N JIIIIIM II 1D I'Nt llan7l A. LnJ, f!lalm. aii-Brltillt ~Ill mm•ee 11 eUrttt ta Tile lfCIIpe of tb1l de\'elopmeut aeveiiH of potiOIIiolo aad ule ,ul depml OD u.lhir Jliolllln If "-ltllJ'• II acdeplfd 1Dta lba EurQpean · coommuufl)'. U yoq uy ypurre God In the Bu~ tho dllfpcballlllleal wlllt U. S. today y~'re apt to lit pu\ tba AIIIJo.~ra ~ ID au uylum. Thet'l I .a~ rolatlonsltlp 11 IliON tlwl a _...., 011 tbe IIIMIII'il . ,.... orbllll , , ... preftl!l .~ our SOCiety .. . My qt111 haVf ladleatlolll. . , laid a, I 'irq bt!rt·ll!lllliiPt . ~~11J, <JKO SUNDA . 4 "~'~~•••" w~~ngne':k~rs. Brown Is • tl~~iss Springtime" will be graduate o! Middleport High chosen from """en candidates. one of the.most Important part of the container and ol the arrlihgement, and should Ibe well chosen. be of a \hape to blend in An Ulustrated talk on the desi!l> i:oncelved by the of Ohio," was given ·by ranger. Il"thould also bo of Bruce Davis. She noted color to 'b!end with the are over 175 different kinds of oi'the flowers used. song birds In Ohio. AD auction The ba~ Is a was held. Delicious refresbmenta mved from )he dinipg room !" table wbicb was attractively decorated with tile Valentii.O motif by the hoatess assisted by her daughter TIIIIIIDY to · aod above and ·Mrs. Harold Wolfe, The 1dfdine with Mrs. Bill Brown, Mrs. Bill Wil· when the ford, v.rnen Weber, 111u. met Thursday Don Harrtso.n. of ·Mra. John Ave., Galli· ' Mrs. ·' · ~onCrie.ec ·• ' ' professional !*DtO£rapher "' tial tall us todly, won't 11111 .SWA- SAFFORD'S STUDIO 2409 Jockson Ave. Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. S STUDIO at!·· ~::::\ GROVER' 115 E. Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio SChool and is ,. senior ln el~ There will be .two candidates mentary education at Ohio Ur.l- from Wahama High School, one verslty In Athens. from Hannan High School, and 'lbe brlde;rroom Is a gradu· four from Pl. Pleasant High ate of Pomeroy High Seheoll!lld School. Names of the candl· atiended Marshall University dates will be announced later. Some Call It _DISCOUNT Some Call It Wholesale We Named h- '" ''THE BUDGET SHOP" OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. ' A Good Selection Of Broken Sizes Current fashions , •,., eNatural Bridge ·... ·, . • Jacqueline ·econnie ' ·:.s. . eMiss '· Wonderful · ·• Auditions \, ' ; ~Cobblers • ' · eParis .. Fashion SAVE l5to 50-lfo '{";· ' ' LARGE GROUP OF MENS . & CHILDRENS sltOH ;~t .· ' REDUCED~ \. I ' - {'~ --~ ~ · ~ ~:: ,, ~ • ~-. 1.~ ·· ·. ~RI~Y,HllE.:~ . tiL~ P.M. ..a ' - •• Tlll!!'f ....,,. .., It bas come under tnereao!JII[ pr• . thJ;D, fila •I ill, , crWel·~ Ia~- by ~ ~ • '•. - ~... .. .... Mrs. ·Tony Martio was for the J•nuary Rutland Friendly Club Thursday evening home. 'lbe business meeting was iu \barge of the president, Mrs. Willlamson. '!'he secrereport wa~ stven by Mrs. a,r.;ey O'Dell and the treasurreport by Mrs. carl Mor· .. Midcfle l!ast, Howard Birctllleld~.nd Far East are . • Robert Snowden i;ravel T ' the TIMEJ.YQUOTES "'*'ltooehigbaud~• .' fllllll'llt Interests of o · mee~ng witddlne, ltle stNices af a q\111ifltcl CARL'S ... JANUARY CLEARANCE ::O!:u:a'.ito."'u lor r:..:s ~ Truth(?) Really, in TV Ads Madle'on Avenue bas discovartd real people. You may have noticed aome o1 them ~n telt\llfllon - the skeptical hotllewlfe who finds her waolt not juat white, not jull brl1h~ but all the way to lumlae100111; tho J\>Und·ta~le ~lscusllon about tha tra9lorming powurs of a hlllr dye; tho banild ••ntletnan for w!tom Ule II regu.larly madt beau!Hul asam by • rellllratlve htadacltt elixir. Advel'lllen are mort .,d more turning to average, ordinary paoplo, who do 1101 itways know their haiUas teotimonlallo 11'1 ljeing . filmed, anct away !rom 11lck, polill>eil pn>fenlooal models .,d actors, repor11 J!le 'WaH Str,.t Journal." "It's the l"'lth approach, baby," o· plan.,.. one ad man. "It's the slice of life says ,•nother. "It's a total integrity bit," oays a third. In other words, it's the latest &immtck tn Mad. Av.i.'s perennial search for new and Improved ways ID sell new and bn.. muabroomllll ol di'Utl use. Mother tttillll Country Fair' Rt. 35• St. Louis Catholic Church, Gallipolis, was the scene of the weddong of Miss Fran· . . . er gave devotions built around 1 Mrs. John Beaver. Refreshces Gail Varney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston E. Varney of Rt. 2 Bidwell, to The First United Presbyterian Church In the article and scripture takm \ ments were served by the host· Mr. James P. Skidmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Rt. 1 Bidwell on was the setting for the wedding of Miss Karen Louise n.,m Romans. She gave medi- ess to the above-named and . January 21st.' , Bachner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner, tation titled, "Ye Must be born Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. The double ring ceremony was performed at 10:30 o'clock in the morning by North Middleport, and Airman Dqnald C. Again" closing with pray..-. Paul Taylor, M.rs. Eugene . . the Rev. Father A. J. Gobuliewski. A prog ram of nuptial music was played Miss Brown, Jr., sqn of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Brown, . Beulah White and Illrs. 0. E. lett and Mrs... Richard Fiulaw. Dora Brady, orgamst. Mr . . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · New Ha¥en, West Vtrglnia. The vows of the double McKiniey , sang a duet, " ,0 P • 1 ;,.. .. John Brunicardi was the su· \gown with long sleeves, and at the table and Charlene ceremOJ\Y· were read by the Rev. Howard Day" and the group. sang · a GONE BUYING! Open lois!, who sang "Ave Marie" carried a ' bouquet of piok car· chi r<glstered the guests. day, at 1 p.m; With Mrs. Steoff accom·1 February 1f'wlth , and "AngUs Del." . !nations, and Miss Bonnie Var· For. her traveling costume lor . Th.e bride, gjv~ in marriage liy ranymg. . · . . of oiew tbings. Jerry Tbe altar was decorated wi•h : ney, sist,er of the bride, who a w"'fdlng trip to a ski resort !Ired m a Qf The w.. closed wlth Count F it Rt 35 two baskets of whole stock,' wore a blue tong gown with )llanslieJil, the bride wore a ·'!'an Her w)ijte bouffant _vell.was a the benediction and a social ry a ' · · white gladioli, and white ' tong sleeves. She carried a ll"o pi* green wool suit silk rose With ·leave~nd bead trtmmmg. She a mums . . The ~ews were decor- : bouquet of pink carnations. \br~wn accessories. She ' ~ange.m~ri~·Of white feathered carnations en1 a ted woth whole ~ws. . 1Ring bearer was Kent Allen her wedding bouquet. With Eucaliptils and . . The bnde ~as g1ven m mar- ·varney, brother of the bride. ;;:· . .. '· .s~am.ers . . ; . in ~unti~on. He 1s ~resenty riage by her brother, Mr. Bob I who wore a black suit. He car- Mrs. . _The oride s SISters, M.~ ~qn- servmg m the U. S. Air Force Varney . She wore a forma t! rled a while satin pillow. of GaU1a · me Bachner,·served•aa ma1~: of :at Gra~d Forks,~· D. gown of peau de soie, fashion- Mr. Ronnie Skidmore, broth- School . honor and wore a .t~· - Pl~ld R~latives .attending the ed with high neckline, closely er of the groom, was best man. lege ID dress of teal blu,e ~nth a ~11?-e :ception were Mrs. Ida Bachner, moulded bodice, detailed with Ushers were Larry Skidmore, ployed at tb~ at hat. The ·grooms· father,.. Dou- grandmother of the bride, appHqued Alencon lace, and 1,'brother of the groom, and Mr. Holzer HospltaL a~d Brown, Sr., was· best man. a~ Mrs. Sam Clatworthy, long sleeves tapering to calla iTim Bickers. Rt. I, Bidwell. Mr. Skidmore Is a A reception for the wedding Libby Brown, the Re_v points over her wrists. Her l The bride's mother wore a of North Gallia High party and irrunediate familiES Howard Ruppel! and biS faL~sheath skirt, ~ith appliqued mo- . Navy blue A-line dress with He is now in the Air Natior.al was held at the home. of the er, Mr. C. E. Ruppel!, and Mr. t1fs was completed w1th a back 1 blue carnations, and brown Guard in CGlumbus and ts bride following the ceremony. and Mrs. Larry Baker. 1 watteau train. A petal flower 1 accessories., The groom's mo- employed as timekeeper at tbe The bride's table was covered headpiece secured her boufflint 1ther wore a three piece bro- State Highway garage. with a white cloth and centerveil of imported silk . illusio•. \ cade suit of aqua and gold with 'lbe couple will reside at 5331> ed with the wh\le tie,red wed- Plan Style Show Her !lowers were white roses \brown accessories. Her flowers Second Avenue, Gallipolis. ding cake lriRUJed witn green In Gym Mar.ell 16th over white lace covered Btble. were a corsage of pink carna- Out-of-town guests were leaves and top~ wil:h t hoe The maid of honor was Mrs. , lions. · · Terry Gabrielll, Mrs. Paul Coul- traditional bridal couple. While PI'. PLEASAt# - Pt. PleasTom Comer, sister of the A recePtion was held at the son, of Columbus; Mr. .,d Mrs. tapers and punch bawl and ant Women's ClUb wlll oresent bride, of Rt. 2, Bidwell. Sh< church following the ceremo- Kenny Stevens and daughter, coffee service completed t be a style show in'1he Pt. l'l"''"' wore a pink brocade gown With ny. The table was · decorated Carol, of Springfield; Mrs. d. table setting. Mrs. Sam Cle!· ant High School ~mnasium long sleeves. SM carried a cas- with white 11:!1weetheart roses and C. Varney, Mrs. Mary Thack- worthy, sister of the groom, Mare:h 16. The theme of the cade of blue carnations. Brides- blue stock. The cake was three ery, of UJgan, W. Va.; Mrs. presided at the silver coffee event will be ••POrtrait ·of Fashmaids were ·Miss Peggy Skid- tiered with a bride and groom Virgil Thacker, and Mrs. ·JOhn service and Miss Bachner. sis- ions." Decorations will more, sister of the groom, wh\J at the top: Mrs. Remo Rocchi Cassady, Pam, Roger and Bev- 1er of the bride, served at the the Ideas used in the wore a blue brocaded long aod Mrs. Phlllip Foster served erly Thacker, all of Columbus. punch bowl. Mrs. Brown, the the organization 'that took firs·t.t - -· groom's mother, sen·e.J the prize at the Black ·Walnut Fes- Thil:d'Avenu~; Uer oneo ~llbtlt llqullr, .,., btllmrl Fort, "not oaiJ ul1 but ~ ed." '!'bey bavt ltd,. to a Prllbtblu.,nua .' :::1 Handkerchief showers we-:-e given for Mrs. Hicks and aiY' MEET FOR CARDS :Mrs. Donald Bsone who will be , iMrs Robert Arnold wao a Jeaving the community in the guest. when Mrs. Max F'olmer CAI'TURI! IT Al.Lf I near !uture. entertained the Bi-Monthly CanMrs. Beulah White read en asia club Thursday evening at Ff'om tM Jirtt t'a.W of U11&.1. This OM doll ir oliv.. •• '. Tll.ia OM dtJw ir •o /tdl, Y o• •Mtdd cGptur• it oU. ion Signal. Miss Margaret Sau- ed to Mrs. Charles Riffle and For thl pho\o&ftphM: r1tonl of ,.. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Skidmore hio:O betn lUI tiCiliriliflc twvdt Into U. elite~$ of U1D bU "irouod Ill a halt Ia ,.IIUJ ~." Forl deicrlbu men like Dr. 'rliDOiiiJ' LniJ,, the lllotl aollbltr apotoelll Ill "psychedetlo ezport.....,," • "Pled Plpo ert pliJiDC l!lduollve lwlll. being lltMo ed oil ~ lbe WI'CIIt!l P. . by several .-.,. lffs llllnl atomic bomba." Laws, he tlllnlu, ahouid be ~ • ralnst anttsoclal behavior (IUCII· u 1111111' 11'0111 driviltl) orhleb lMJ llril!l l'lonl al• tea and coffee were served a table centered with white lotus and snapdragons, flanked with y!lllow tapers. Hostesses were-' Lillian Margaret Sauer, Mra. ~ stall. Mrs. Jacob Turoer, Hollman and Beulah White. Attendiog in addition to the above, were Mrs. Clyde ibrenner, Elizabeth Slaven, zel Board. Mrs. Joe Turner, Genevieve Suton, Nora iltoo, and Betty Cline, presideut . ' ' n er-B rown · B.ach -'" va·· w· S. Are.. .:Ta·t'/en ,\. . Franees Gai l Var ney Wed On . December 2. 6 ::::d.!~~~~ke~~~~~!ti~~ u~ ~~:::~:; ~:~e~v~~r~o~.:~~: •' •' • hour ,following. CooKies, mlnris, prayer by Mrs. K~Jly and the hymn, "What A Friend Wo HaVe In Jesus,'' with Lllli.1n Steiff · at the piano. New year .books were distributed and a tet..'ter read fro~ Mrs. Donal~ GONE BUYING! Open 111alo Hi~ks expressmg regret for !10 . February IS wltll all . kind• , beong able to attend the meet· of aew tblago. Jerry MJIIer'• ''You ~ellows Have the Wrong View 'lbe most liommon pperlenl!l Ill our IOC!Ie!Y 'lfipl. mind-altering dru,p Ia DOl wltb ·un or •marijuana but tbe ""!lk_lall party, 8118 Dr. Joel Fort of the Sail t'naclseo ·HeaHh DePirtmllll U 111111 bead· llnlltl about drug use were ~ " II." ~- )!e says, "be much mon ~· ·" ed ,abo!lt alcohol, our lltlllt penulve drug. About hall our lt.lghway l<lCtdents and hall the cr!me1 whlclt hive ptJI people in pri1on are associated wttb eloabol A• bout 80 million people use alcohol 11111. I!J: mi!IIOII .of lllw are alcohol • depeltdat In oontrast, Fort estimatq that probably about ont Jllillion AmoriCIIII biVI taken UD and marijuana. In larp urblll unlversllles. howtver, 10 ID 10 per l!lltt o1 ' tho otudents may experiment wllb LSI>. · BeeaUit Its use Is aoncelllrllad llmOtlf tbe young, LSD Is easler to GOndiiiiUI tblll alcohol. But current IAiws asalnst lAD, Ill'- lit ..,. ,.... or - Ml ii~Pbd~i!i I ~ wbsl pUiiU. pointed wben !be TwiH&)II Gar· tee rneml>on oro Ill"&. Rul3 lin. W....,. ..._ • lllr den C'ollb ot """"""' met at H..,.,..ay, Mn. l'llil lllllil!!.- 1op1c "Birdl, rood. Pnd•rt lbj! home o1 Mrs.· Elmer Wlck·IBOII, Mr;J. t.evorett I!Dueb, !4r1. llld Sbllelln." ,_ llillkll ..,,.. bam Tbundar ..eobll. Jot 1• • Eddie Smith, Mrl. Jack flub. er.ol the llllpCrtiDCe Ada llo6killl .,.., .alsll!ll bo>t.l ll()p and Mrt. Mary Jkinel. feedinc ol biPJI, Ute '11mfty Hlnll were given oy tbaD ooe ,fl)"'l<r 1M olriv. 1!1 • 011 Tile meetb!tl waa cootiucted Mia . Dwlghl Parker. Sho llrtu· altlael II!IDftWl' binlo 16 ~ by Mrs. Leverett Roulil, presl· fd the lmporu.nce ol plantinl! dauo wlth 1he pr~ • win~« dent. 'lbirteen memben ..,_ large obade 1reeo wllile they blrdl. P)Jee f~ Ql!lt tullo awerfd roll caJl by telling, ar~ GCil'DWit ; IIOW petunll ...Cs 01, IUdl U biiCkJebon1, bar"Wha•'S For the Birds.'' Ml"' illdoon anct feed the borda ,.. berr)' .,d otn.rs 10 the blrdJ Wickham chose ~oU0111 from ~Illy )fhon the weather " will have a place ID perdo• 'lbe s.eret Place reading AC\ll : ball and they c.,ool liod llefretlollll!ll!s were ..,...... lll IV verses &-12. eoougb ID eat. tbe dooe of t;o meetlol ID tJ Mrs. Roush gave a report of "Pilonntng for Spring"_ membert and •two guests, M!a the Christmas dinner betd at the l<iPi< used by Mrs. Ethel Koenig and Boru1it llou5o Dalley's Restaurant. Trealllll'· Smith. Sloe IDid about the er's .eport was read by Mrs. of bouse plants. The article atsl· Eddie Smith. Mrs. Roush gave ed that one should use I h • a report on Olfocers meeUog senses ol touch and olgbt ID 131 ' bold ill MJddlePori 1ft~. The · meetila'' Clllllllll"" ·- -----··· �' ' . • I • ' • SUNDAY ' in 'The Week that Was'I Ml • • Plan February O. p en.House tebnwy\ ..Sunday Times-Sentinel 1- eommlttee for a • ()petl HOUIIO meetin( WU •I> Air Pollution MolUltl Unifel'881 Probhiln .o\lf polluUIII.... ltGt J\111 • dlriJ 'IIQN. It promises, U not owtled, lo lllllacall the buman r~~e~. Tillie magaplne lut -k Ill Ill _.,. ....,qgesta bow lldl GOI!Id biiCIP"''· , 'nmt mates H looll ...,. Too Hlf· ; ,'l'lme's report IUAOIIad ID Ill 'IIIII JMul. Ill··which. inrreulni!Y !rill bt faDid wllh "'I IIIII OOI!IIY regul1tlolll 'lllJIIt llr:c n, Dll1 buY ~ Ill ' .. COIIIO In lidl lletd by IIIII'IIIC 0111 flll!e ,l!lt poUulad eltlal, or, 11m Mill, Notes on Temperance Film Showings Given at Middleport WCTU • ~ Into Ieos CGP~eatld, nnl A report on the temptrance rum, ''The Decision," whic-h bad been shown to students at Middleport and Rut Ian d Schools, was given when tbe Middleport WCTU met 'lbursday evening at the Fitst Ba~ tis! Church. Mrs. Clarence MeNeal and Mrs. Marvin Kelly attended the school showmgs. Ill'- •~. . areaa Ut He~.m& 11117 bt le~ all tht hldulih'J R 'waota - IIIII then some - In • t.w ·. yetn. II this prospeet II IIIIIOed rtiUiy ID !be 701, we ahould be prevarod lor 11. !AclliDI 11111 Jaws l'<'gulating the Ioiii ol poUulloll The meeting was opened with Mrs. Donald C. Brown Jr. • ' ,, I mg. nottng tohertheenJOyment from but, belonging unit. I· - ' JI New Prospectives on Alcohol and Drugs ua .... D~Cetllb\!r· 26, street-lengt~ !Jte~s whit~ A-lin~. . "'' :::lte~ 111 CODCMt..-... ~reood orbo profU lrGm llljllolllftl tw~J: :.~~~~~~~~~~~1111au:' ~ lrtalad prkau1IJ . . a..cllilll ~. u publlo blallll llld ••· . News Long Criti~ed : ,.Relationship Betweeq Britain, S.{IS Near its End prond old pi'aducll. n If aiJo ~7 tn. l)lirtd ~ fltt IOQHIJIItilt'l qnc}cicnria OD pboay Tbl ~ Wilt . ~-' ...... .,!ft .. •WIIIIIill· . hym~, .; llllltbi• t4" OOIIIIReltlllllrs wbo have decried rtlCOflltt It 'filial II II rJIIIeri lilllllni""'''Irld ~IUIId PNH r.llrlalioDII II ,. 1111re Qij'lh and have been that! to 10 .D llvllll "' NOON IVI'Jl • -'n!e lonl argbli lht sovernment to "pblitlom." " tried, IIICI'IIIIilllf lllltroverslal , · Anglo-Amarleia "tpedal rela'lbl , erltlq, tlonsltlp" 1tr at the cr0611 roada Su gre~J~ne IIICI!Qa (I( By It, C. tlw.ER aall "eirilllu." ... ~ lliM ,. ..,. ~iii for their lllllllf!IIDa, IQI lltf ~ p!UI ,. . lortlltll - · ~ 14 thm lorblcb If JIOIIII4tln, • TVIIWo tr CID lettlfJ). llolltl ol lbtiD :IIIII\ 1111 .... fiDIIIJIIDI 10 ftll lbq baft lartild pio- w ·Prtme Minister Hanold lias stated tltlt a rl!anp llru!lr IJJ Ill lbe malclng. lllilloall, :1; III1Ut iltll the WIJami · nday Alm1n1c 2 · .,.,, • ._,"':.."'' , . , Sl!llel .u for' -~!Ibn~ ' ~~=~~=~ By Uidled Preol lllfenalloaal atllc:hed decllJdal Mrs Martl'n'"' l.S HOS tess C'qrnlng months will del.,.. Tcday Is Sunday Jan 29 the to Ill relatlonlblp .with ltqw far Bdlsln'1 labor 29th day o1 1867 ' to Allllo-Amerlcm ":'::~ofIllpolfey, prepared to go In follow \ f• OM lbiDI IIIII I ill away from Tbe. 1110011 11 ~•alrlnl 111 lluporllat. one lltal will' 11 ' . UJdltd ..... and towards last I tht lfiUIIIIIII gtel. But Wllb ~ ~ Tilt ~ •tars IN MaN cooperation need not be eon•d· Tbil 1ft " liDllill problllll JdDce fltll'l I lot looCtill~ ... . ..' ........ 'ibalr blgllt OIIIOirD Ill ptttq. to belleve the !ntegtlly bit. ' After y,aroo o1 wat- JP!1!! ~ as birds tum IIIIo -., boltlei inll macbiDes eprotll from the ~ ajrtq JI'!'1P1e bavt bMD ooodlliDJIId tu. ~ lbal IIJ1!hiDI! they sea Ill televtakiiJ II lUI - evon If It's av-., ordinary 6:tuea'lrlf1 Sally Sclolumpl from . . door. ~ . wtui a qua.. ill4.- dlfld u llemmtng tram a~ '11iil · ~ stan.,. Villllll ncl~t or in any llulblt ,_. the flrlt llmt 1rt letum and Juplllr. . ', m)'ltleal bond." ~llab ., ·. ~~~~~~ "-...... llbtralor The Tillie• o1 Loodoa drutlo llllft ·- 11!11,:•!.::\: J.;..: ·hiM fni4om ~·-Thc!maa lflued tbit there would~~=~~ dJJ ID be mWI reason for ro - · "" ·· -- u-- ,_ . . itnl atlai'Uiid• 11o .........,. 1... -'Ail ........_ .... ~1 oJa1!1 1111' llml ~ • . I . . · · ~- It biolMDitl lnt6 J If IIIII • I =!#.:'Q.-..._ ~~~~e-~ ~ lilt: ....,...., · .• . . · fi'OIII ~ .luropNilf, 1 IIIII Jllpljtor. 011 BEnnrs JftRibORS 1 - the I I • paging of nltllonlhlp Tbe prtc • delnanded . c~J:·:~ had eouJtlrlOI IIIII the relaUveJ • Ottlllnfnl ~ · • ·~ r Jlf\'11: ~ Ill the hlllory 111 n111111N1 of Britain. 1 _., . ' • . IIlia CXI!IItrJ ... theN : ~~~~.of the .ltldl • oollfllllriO (I( I\IPII'tllllllo y Ia , of · !iiJ!iilpo ~ :'*"" I 'C lljaoJbourl tbat·• • u by llrlt@lll ID Itt,..,. 1• taken n to the uary and Mrs: '*" .to 1•. - AI .......... ...... ., "ape.Ok froiD llreftclh to . . . _ ....... our Atla,ittle partuen." · · , . · WIIJJon'• tntppCJrt of a .....,_ J IJ!Ue leu than 1111 centa 1 "W Push lflf~ BIJrope Ill!• the daf, bull brag a bit and claim fotqJai bactlltl of 111e Copserva- I· make 89 cents. liVe P'lr!J, N JIIIIIM II 1D I'Nt llan7l A. LnJ, f!lalm. aii-Brltillt ~Ill mm•ee 11 eUrttt ta Tile lfCIIpe of tb1l de\'elopmeut aeveiiH of potiOIIiolo aad ule ,ul depml OD u.lhir Jliolllln If "-ltllJ'• II acdeplfd 1Dta lba EurQpean · coommuufl)'. U yoq uy ypurre God In the Bu~ tho dllfpcballlllleal wlllt U. S. today y~'re apt to lit pu\ tba AIIIJo.~ra ~ ID au uylum. Thet'l I .a~ rolatlonsltlp 11 IliON tlwl a _...., 011 tbe IIIMIII'il . ,.... orbllll , , ... preftl!l .~ our SOCiety .. . My qt111 haVf ladleatlolll. . , laid a, I 'irq bt!rt·ll!lllliiPt . ~~11J, <JKO SUNDA . 4 "~'~~•••" w~~ngne':k~rs. Brown Is • tl~~iss Springtime" will be graduate o! Middleport High chosen from """en candidates. one of the.most Important part of the container and ol the arrlihgement, and should Ibe well chosen. be of a \hape to blend in An Ulustrated talk on the desi!l> i:oncelved by the of Ohio," was given ·by ranger. Il"thould also bo of Bruce Davis. She noted color to 'b!end with the are over 175 different kinds of oi'the flowers used. song birds In Ohio. AD auction The ba~ Is a was held. Delicious refresbmenta mved from )he dinipg room !" table wbicb was attractively decorated with tile Valentii.O motif by the hoatess assisted by her daughter TIIIIIIDY to · aod above and ·Mrs. Harold Wolfe, The 1dfdine with Mrs. Bill Brown, Mrs. Bill Wil· when the ford, v.rnen Weber, 111u. met Thursday Don Harrtso.n. of ·Mra. John Ave., Galli· ' Mrs. ·' · ~onCrie.ec ·• ' ' professional !*DtO£rapher "' tial tall us todly, won't 11111 .SWA- SAFFORD'S STUDIO 2409 Jockson Ave. Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. S STUDIO at!·· ~::::\ GROVER' 115 E. Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio SChool and is ,. senior ln el~ There will be .two candidates mentary education at Ohio Ur.l- from Wahama High School, one verslty In Athens. from Hannan High School, and 'lbe brlde;rroom Is a gradu· four from Pl. Pleasant High ate of Pomeroy High Seheoll!lld School. Names of the candl· atiended Marshall University dates will be announced later. Some Call It _DISCOUNT Some Call It Wholesale We Named h- '" ''THE BUDGET SHOP" OPEN FRIDAY NITE TIL 8 P.M. ' A Good Selection Of Broken Sizes Current fashions , •,., eNatural Bridge ·... ·, . • Jacqueline ·econnie ' ·:.s. . eMiss '· Wonderful · ·• Auditions \, ' ; ~Cobblers • ' · eParis .. Fashion SAVE l5to 50-lfo '{";· ' ' LARGE GROUP OF MENS . & CHILDRENS sltOH ;~t .· ' REDUCED~ \. I ' - {'~ --~ ~ · ~ ~:: ,, ~ • ~-. 1.~ ·· ·. ~RI~Y,HllE.:~ . tiL~ P.M. ..a ' - •• Tlll!!'f ....,,. .., It bas come under tnereao!JII[ pr• . thJ;D, fila •I ill, , crWel·~ Ia~- by ~ ~ • '•. - ~... .. .... Mrs. ·Tony Martio was for the J•nuary Rutland Friendly Club Thursday evening home. 'lbe business meeting was iu \barge of the president, Mrs. Willlamson. '!'he secrereport wa~ stven by Mrs. a,r.;ey O'Dell and the treasurreport by Mrs. carl Mor· .. Midcfle l!ast, Howard Birctllleld~.nd Far East are . • Robert Snowden i;ravel T ' the TIMEJ.YQUOTES "'*'ltooehigbaud~• .' fllllll'llt Interests of o · mee~ng witddlne, ltle stNices af a q\111ifltcl CARL'S ... JANUARY CLEARANCE ::O!:u:a'.ito."'u lor r:..:s ~ Truth(?) Really, in TV Ads Madle'on Avenue bas discovartd real people. You may have noticed aome o1 them ~n telt\llfllon - the skeptical hotllewlfe who finds her waolt not juat white, not jull brl1h~ but all the way to lumlae100111; tho J\>Und·ta~le ~lscusllon about tha tra9lorming powurs of a hlllr dye; tho banild ••ntletnan for w!tom Ule II regu.larly madt beau!Hul asam by • rellllratlve htadacltt elixir. Advel'lllen are mort .,d more turning to average, ordinary paoplo, who do 1101 itways know their haiUas teotimonlallo 11'1 ljeing . filmed, anct away !rom 11lck, polill>eil pn>fenlooal models .,d actors, repor11 J!le 'WaH Str,.t Journal." "It's the l"'lth approach, baby," o· plan.,.. one ad man. "It's the slice of life says ,•nother. "It's a total integrity bit," oays a third. In other words, it's the latest &immtck tn Mad. Av.i.'s perennial search for new and Improved ways ID sell new and bn.. muabroomllll ol di'Utl use. Mother tttillll Country Fair' Rt. 35• St. Louis Catholic Church, Gallipolis, was the scene of the weddong of Miss Fran· . . . er gave devotions built around 1 Mrs. John Beaver. Refreshces Gail Varney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Winston E. Varney of Rt. 2 Bidwell, to The First United Presbyterian Church In the article and scripture takm \ ments were served by the host· Mr. James P. Skidmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Skidmore of Rt. 1 Bidwell on was the setting for the wedding of Miss Karen Louise n.,m Romans. She gave medi- ess to the above-named and . January 21st.' , Bachner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bachner, tation titled, "Ye Must be born Mrs. Donald McKenzie, Mrs. The double ring ceremony was performed at 10:30 o'clock in the morning by North Middleport, and Airman Dqnald C. Again" closing with pray..-. Paul Taylor, M.rs. Eugene . . the Rev. Father A. J. Gobuliewski. A prog ram of nuptial music was played Miss Brown, Jr., sqn of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Brown, . Beulah White and Illrs. 0. E. lett and Mrs... Richard Fiulaw. Dora Brady, orgamst. Mr . . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - · New Ha¥en, West Vtrglnia. The vows of the double McKiniey , sang a duet, " ,0 P • 1 ;,.. .. John Brunicardi was the su· \gown with long sleeves, and at the table and Charlene ceremOJ\Y· were read by the Rev. Howard Day" and the group. sang · a GONE BUYING! Open lois!, who sang "Ave Marie" carried a ' bouquet of piok car· chi r<glstered the guests. day, at 1 p.m; With Mrs. Steoff accom·1 February 1f'wlth , and "AngUs Del." . !nations, and Miss Bonnie Var· For. her traveling costume lor . Th.e bride, gjv~ in marriage liy ranymg. . · . . of oiew tbings. Jerry Tbe altar was decorated wi•h : ney, sist,er of the bride, who a w"'fdlng trip to a ski resort !Ired m a Qf The w.. closed wlth Count F it Rt 35 two baskets of whole stock,' wore a blue tong gown with )llanslieJil, the bride wore a ·'!'an Her w)ijte bouffant _vell.was a the benediction and a social ry a ' · · white gladioli, and white ' tong sleeves. She carried a ll"o pi* green wool suit silk rose With ·leave~nd bead trtmmmg. She a mums . . The ~ews were decor- : bouquet of pink carnations. \br~wn accessories. She ' ~ange.m~ri~·Of white feathered carnations en1 a ted woth whole ~ws. . 1Ring bearer was Kent Allen her wedding bouquet. With Eucaliptils and . . The bnde ~as g1ven m mar- ·varney, brother of the bride. ;;:· . .. '· .s~am.ers . . ; . in ~unti~on. He 1s ~resenty riage by her brother, Mr. Bob I who wore a black suit. He car- Mrs. . _The oride s SISters, M.~ ~qn- servmg m the U. S. Air Force Varney . She wore a forma t! rled a while satin pillow. of GaU1a · me Bachner,·served•aa ma1~: of :at Gra~d Forks,~· D. gown of peau de soie, fashion- Mr. Ronnie Skidmore, broth- School . honor and wore a .t~· - Pl~ld R~latives .attending the ed with high neckline, closely er of the groom, was best man. lege ID dress of teal blu,e ~nth a ~11?-e :ception were Mrs. Ida Bachner, moulded bodice, detailed with Ushers were Larry Skidmore, ployed at tb~ at hat. The ·grooms· father,.. Dou- grandmother of the bride, appHqued Alencon lace, and 1,'brother of the groom, and Mr. Holzer HospltaL a~d Brown, Sr., was· best man. a~ Mrs. Sam Clatworthy, long sleeves tapering to calla iTim Bickers. Rt. I, Bidwell. Mr. Skidmore Is a A reception for the wedding Libby Brown, the Re_v points over her wrists. Her l The bride's mother wore a of North Gallia High party and irrunediate familiES Howard Ruppel! and biS faL~sheath skirt, ~ith appliqued mo- . Navy blue A-line dress with He is now in the Air Natior.al was held at the home. of the er, Mr. C. E. Ruppel!, and Mr. t1fs was completed w1th a back 1 blue carnations, and brown Guard in CGlumbus and ts bride following the ceremony. and Mrs. Larry Baker. 1 watteau train. A petal flower 1 accessories., The groom's mo- employed as timekeeper at tbe The bride's table was covered headpiece secured her boufflint 1ther wore a three piece bro- State Highway garage. with a white cloth and centerveil of imported silk . illusio•. \ cade suit of aqua and gold with 'lbe couple will reside at 5331> ed with the wh\le tie,red wed- Plan Style Show Her !lowers were white roses \brown accessories. Her flowers Second Avenue, Gallipolis. ding cake lriRUJed witn green In Gym Mar.ell 16th over white lace covered Btble. were a corsage of pink carna- Out-of-town guests were leaves and top~ wil:h t hoe The maid of honor was Mrs. , lions. · · Terry Gabrielll, Mrs. Paul Coul- traditional bridal couple. While PI'. PLEASAt# - Pt. PleasTom Comer, sister of the A recePtion was held at the son, of Columbus; Mr. .,d Mrs. tapers and punch bawl and ant Women's ClUb wlll oresent bride, of Rt. 2, Bidwell. Sh< church following the ceremo- Kenny Stevens and daughter, coffee service completed t be a style show in'1he Pt. l'l"''"' wore a pink brocade gown With ny. The table was · decorated Carol, of Springfield; Mrs. d. table setting. Mrs. Sam Cle!· ant High School ~mnasium long sleeves. SM carried a cas- with white 11:!1weetheart roses and C. Varney, Mrs. Mary Thack- worthy, sister of the groom, Mare:h 16. The theme of the cade of blue carnations. Brides- blue stock. The cake was three ery, of UJgan, W. Va.; Mrs. presided at the silver coffee event will be ••POrtrait ·of Fashmaids were ·Miss Peggy Skid- tiered with a bride and groom Virgil Thacker, and Mrs. ·JOhn service and Miss Bachner. sis- ions." Decorations will more, sister of the groom, wh\J at the top: Mrs. Remo Rocchi Cassady, Pam, Roger and Bev- 1er of the bride, served at the the Ideas used in the wore a blue brocaded long aod Mrs. Phlllip Foster served erly Thacker, all of Columbus. punch bowl. Mrs. Brown, the the organization 'that took firs·t.t - -· groom's mother, sen·e.J the prize at the Black ·Walnut Fes- Thil:d'Avenu~; Uer oneo ~llbtlt llqullr, .,., btllmrl Fort, "not oaiJ ul1 but ~ ed." '!'bey bavt ltd,. to a Prllbtblu.,nua .' :::1 Handkerchief showers we-:-e given for Mrs. Hicks and aiY' MEET FOR CARDS :Mrs. Donald Bsone who will be , iMrs Robert Arnold wao a Jeaving the community in the guest. when Mrs. Max F'olmer CAI'TURI! IT Al.Lf I near !uture. entertained the Bi-Monthly CanMrs. Beulah White read en asia club Thursday evening at Ff'om tM Jirtt t'a.W of U11&.1. This OM doll ir oliv.. •• '. Tll.ia OM dtJw ir •o /tdl, Y o• •Mtdd cGptur• it oU. ion Signal. Miss Margaret Sau- ed to Mrs. Charles Riffle and For thl pho\o&ftphM: r1tonl of ,.. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Skidmore hio:O betn lUI tiCiliriliflc twvdt Into U. elite~$ of U1D bU "irouod Ill a halt Ia ,.IIUJ ~." Forl deicrlbu men like Dr. 'rliDOiiiJ' LniJ,, the lllotl aollbltr apotoelll Ill "psychedetlo ezport.....,," • "Pled Plpo ert pliJiDC l!lduollve lwlll. being lltMo ed oil ~ lbe WI'CIIt!l P. . by several .-.,. lffs llllnl atomic bomba." Laws, he tlllnlu, ahouid be ~ • ralnst anttsoclal behavior (IUCII· u 1111111' 11'0111 driviltl) orhleb lMJ llril!l l'lonl al• tea and coffee were served a table centered with white lotus and snapdragons, flanked with y!lllow tapers. Hostesses were-' Lillian Margaret Sauer, Mra. ~ stall. Mrs. Jacob Turoer, Hollman and Beulah White. Attendiog in addition to the above, were Mrs. Clyde ibrenner, Elizabeth Slaven, zel Board. Mrs. Joe Turner, Genevieve Suton, Nora iltoo, and Betty Cline, presideut . ' ' n er-B rown · B.ach -'" va·· w· S. Are.. .:Ta·t'/en ,\. . Franees Gai l Var ney Wed On . December 2. 6 ::::d.!~~~~ke~~~~~!ti~~ u~ ~~:::~:; ~:~e~v~~r~o~.:~~: •' •' • hour ,following. CooKies, mlnris, prayer by Mrs. K~Jly and the hymn, "What A Friend Wo HaVe In Jesus,'' with Lllli.1n Steiff · at the piano. New year .books were distributed and a tet..'ter read fro~ Mrs. Donal~ GONE BUYING! Open 111alo Hi~ks expressmg regret for !10 . February IS wltll all . kind• , beong able to attend the meet· of aew tblago. Jerry MJIIer'• ''You ~ellows Have the Wrong View 'lbe most liommon pperlenl!l Ill our IOC!Ie!Y 'lfipl. mind-altering dru,p Ia DOl wltb ·un or •marijuana but tbe ""!lk_lall party, 8118 Dr. Joel Fort of the Sail t'naclseo ·HeaHh DePirtmllll U 111111 bead· llnlltl about drug use were ~ " II." ~- )!e says, "be much mon ~· ·" ed ,abo!lt alcohol, our lltlllt penulve drug. About hall our lt.lghway l<lCtdents and hall the cr!me1 whlclt hive ptJI people in pri1on are associated wttb eloabol A• bout 80 million people use alcohol 11111. I!J: mi!IIOII .of lllw are alcohol • depeltdat In oontrast, Fort estimatq that probably about ont Jllillion AmoriCIIII biVI taken UD and marijuana. In larp urblll unlversllles. howtver, 10 ID 10 per l!lltt o1 ' tho otudents may experiment wllb LSI>. · BeeaUit Its use Is aoncelllrllad llmOtlf tbe young, LSD Is easler to GOndiiiiUI tblll alcohol. But current IAiws asalnst lAD, Ill'- lit ..,. ,.... or - Ml ii~Pbd~i!i I ~ wbsl pUiiU. pointed wben !be TwiH&)II Gar· tee rneml>on oro Ill"&. Rul3 lin. W....,. ..._ • lllr den C'ollb ot """"""' met at H..,.,..ay, Mn. l'llil lllllil!!.- 1op1c "Birdl, rood. Pnd•rt lbj! home o1 Mrs.· Elmer Wlck·IBOII, Mr;J. t.evorett I!Dueb, !4r1. llld Sbllelln." ,_ llillkll ..,,.. bam Tbundar ..eobll. Jot 1• • Eddie Smith, Mrl. Jack flub. er.ol the llllpCrtiDCe Ada llo6killl .,.., .alsll!ll bo>t.l ll()p and Mrt. Mary Jkinel. feedinc ol biPJI, Ute '11mfty Hlnll were given oy tbaD ooe ,fl)"'l<r 1M olriv. 1!1 • 011 Tile meetb!tl waa cootiucted Mia . Dwlghl Parker. Sho llrtu· altlael II!IDftWl' binlo 16 ~ by Mrs. Leverett Roulil, presl· fd the lmporu.nce ol plantinl! dauo wlth 1he pr~ • win~« dent. 'lbirteen memben ..,_ large obade 1reeo wllile they blrdl. P)Jee f~ Ql!lt tullo awerfd roll caJl by telling, ar~ GCil'DWit ; IIOW petunll ...Cs 01, IUdl U biiCkJebon1, bar"Wha•'S For the Birds.'' Ml"' illdoon anct feed the borda ,.. berr)' .,d otn.rs 10 the blrdJ Wickham chose ~oU0111 from ~Illy )fhon the weather " will have a place ID perdo• 'lbe s.eret Place reading AC\ll : ball and they c.,ool liod llefretlollll!ll!s were ..,...... lll IV verses &-12. eoougb ID eat. tbe dooe of t;o meetlol ID tJ Mrs. Roush gave a report of "Pilonntng for Spring"_ membert and •two guests, M!a the Christmas dinner betd at the l<iPi< used by Mrs. Ethel Koenig and Boru1it llou5o Dalley's Restaurant. Trealllll'· Smith. Sloe IDid about the er's .eport was read by Mrs. of bouse plants. The article atsl· Eddie Smith. Mrs. Roush gave ed that one should use I h • a report on Olfocers meeUog senses ol touch and olgbt ID 131 ' bold ill MJddlePori 1ft~. The · meetila'' Clllllllll"" ·- -----··· �, 1111. 2t, 1"' Vows are Read Churcb Friday evenilll at lbe-eburcb. · The evening was one of flm. felhlwsblp. singing Uld a social bour, wltb miDlmlra ' of tbe ~mmUDity u special lllqopelt. .lh. 'Wblle cooducted 111ests. om-. 4 l!7nJII sq. with The llev. Fra OJeeoebrew qUrleq pebl at ral>don. aODd Mro. Beulab Wldto · _.. mil!lllllo 1\101111 10 .amg, famlJ. l • ~ :..::.pr=·Jin. Edward Nn. Andenon eondueted the 1Dita11atklo ..tee uolni 1 large llltbted tllldlt to aymhol· lie tht Splrll Ct God IIIII ueh offieer lllbt8i1 her eandle from the larJe ..,..ud !ben llsh!M the ~ ~ held by the usoelillnn 'dlnben In I h e aanctuary. Sba tmtructed each officer ID lilii!IJ!IIea of her po. olllon aod oiUhd 1 dedication to the DOW, - . , . , · 'thlton.a>'m Mrs. Edward Burkott, rHieeted prealdent; Mrs. R. M. Sherman, re-eloeted vice presldw; Mrs. Fred Lewis, new litCI'tl8ry; and Mrs. Walter Woddell ra-eleeted !reasurer. . ~The service wu closed wtth the hymn, "0 U>ve That Will NotLetMeGo."Qroupl'OII"''!s wer~ given and the World Day ' Portland · WSCS Meets at Home 01 Mrs. Hilton ... .......... the Rev. lleme....,. - pHe ... porlletfollllc Ia • .,.jed :!.."':':,,:..-:-:.,ud~ ~ ......,. v-. ..."!':..~ C:..:t. :_ · ,.. cluWJ n vlewed . of filNI ro~at~veo ... flfMdl ., the flmlly. "'lilt clllldrea .... ~~aowledp aod ... .... a ..._ tuUoolt about wily mea ue In Vle1118m u 1 nnll of IIIIa project," aald Mn. Caotijjl.lell. ..... of Prayer announced for Feb. ' 10 to be held at the Middleport Prtabyterlan Church. lfn. P1ul Haptonstoll gavo . dewt!Oitl ualng the theme, - "Faith and Courage," with ....., scripture taken from Jamea. 'Mrs. Dwight Wallaee wa• pro- M , v ' :;.~::n:.::.~Diedthe · arrLage OWS Taken Jan 22 Mn. John Miclwel Neal • ,r ~ er, aod New Officers Are Elected ' sy v w· r oung IVeS - ·a ~":!bed -not and, Fes Eisel, of America. Future~ 422 laconil Ave. receat meet1a1 at Zlleski dbapter. Two hundred Euteru stnrs attended ibe 35tb IDDUllllieetlDJ, Pletured above, left tn rilbl, are LeVeta Morrow, district treuunr: JeUI Tbacker, district secretary: Mildred· Wlnten, Mornlnl Star Chap- ter, 'l'burlllall, fll' I vice president, and Mra. Suiter, president. c..r.. Dly, hr L111 c~ II' V£~~1JI ' ' ' '. WeekDays Meigs Events . ' No-.._,.. ... ... Blp1aowl DeW baalo tol*berc?P ., ,. ,. ....... • • • ool«, •• a ftoillw!loot.lt'a·tllllr- '*"• "* .. importl:bt paurr=o Dietl buiJtcm it. Wb7 _ _ ,_.._.. Dfo (old or now) . . a Y• plwtwy at Jrioo,..deooalllw etyliq witbout bldDa a dMraiiiW • • • ad ·~ IOioc:lloa ., . . . . . . . . . . a'""'"" ,.,,,_ "-"' ...,__ ..__ . . • • ONIPACIOUI ALLIIIIL , .. • . Ill wall-to-Wd/1 ......... ., "'' .. db STORAGE We Do Our Own Installation • Outdoor cookery I Is Program or Faculty women And GiYii Free Estim•tes Try Us Soon, You'il Llk• Usl · . G":dr'. . KITCHEN ENSEMBLE L 15 10th Birthday Is Celebl'llted At Grandparents o;;," I ••• or lloUI ea•i•a H . a •4r J6• W.ARDROIE .... ....,. • , .... wwtli ..__...., iiti; • ·M... JO •••••~•'* • .;M,• ,· ~( ·• ........... ti!M HUSH PUPPIES -; . ...... ilitlin • '.t "' Ml$5 AAWIICA SHOES · THE:' SHOE 80X . ,19 Third & Olive Sts. ' 1 GAWPO...., Q. : • 'flj. 446-1130 · OFi:N M_OND4)' & FRIDAY ft_lfHtSliU:CIO ,.M. . ' • .1. \ . ~ SA L E 1 ' . ' . . NmL IMI .' · .f•oll<~blllluoool. ..,..._...,.,. ·- ' IU. liB IOISIDCTIOI. WILIUTt CIIIIITI ~ lllpl,..,- ~•who - "I ,... :, • . wiiio . . .. marrlocl ••• IDif Ia - J. 11 AM to 12 PM Set. ,., •. 11 AMto11PM '· . - Dil11•flst W. !· • DRIYE-INHOUIS DEP.iUlTMENT STOKE. tllelr Y8tJ fipt Bigelow ·Cla.rlet . ,,. . '·' , ,. , <·1 .A. FOR THE . ENTIRE FAMILY 2'$100 .• . Da rtn'. . brough's . . ~, :& . ,_...., .......... c..... tf ,_ ... -~.i . . . . . . . . .., . . . . . . . . . . . III'Y. .. .. ~ ~ ~f.L W1 wlf lie ,lllfl. to lll'rt ftl• W• try HARDER to BYE JOt ltttw. CURTAIN SLIP COVER · · d f!.D A-PERY CHINT . Z an . NOW ,• D • ..... ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -··· O.Hipolls, Ohl8 --------·---- - - \. oya Women s Class Plans Farewell Event Jlli!CTID -PBISIDII:NT - Mrs. IJ!Ia Mae Suiter, P.,.t Worthy Matron of Gal· llpplil Cblpter, Onlei Of Eutem Star, was elected prealdent of District 24 In a The queen wiB be selected Gelllpon.,. Ohio -~ · by vote o! !be sladent body. '""""'"""!!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,;.,.,~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,.,!!!!ii!!!I!!!J · .,, .' TAWNEY JEWELER$ Tbe candi<Satto anc1 the or1.... 1pen Alsorled td lzaUon lpOIJSOiiDg tllelr eandl· Uld C<IOklea were dacy ... , Sluldy Janes, Future Teacblfi.ID•'ff,~Eft ers;· Dora Brady, Gall!a Scrl.pt: Breada Young, Ga111an; Candy Cotton, Science Cllill: · · Lllmy , I Thomu, Ftitun Bualnell LeadKatbl Duncan, Future ~ HQmeoomkers: llleda F4elbl111a,. R-.$J.OOJ'td, - . Gymlead«o; ~ Davldsol, m: - WANTS . TO HELP YOU -~ ------~.--~.---------------~ WITH YOUR FOOD NEEDS ntnr ' oUtlil frata IIGO.III ~-II. ret...::"" Club; Venlooma SaiiiKiera, Y; Susan Jooe!t, Thespian Club t!S........ 1 l COLUMBIA ..,...,r=r ........ J::U:u M R H.:W..s•s H,a,.""'mn1-W,s 'f ,.. . . ...... 'llilllaMJ:t I J""OIIIICIW 1 of th 0 ...... _. ~-·01 . In ~.:!~'t:'o:';..J.": p' STEAK·InHOUSE &DRM-IN Galllpoll, Ohl• a1512"C11Wt211D etty ed by .... rc BOB EVANS • Mr. llle QriJI,. Names flf euilldalel f<ll' the .,._..., ""'" - - udla belq _. "Valenllao Queen of tbe Ball." ~· table 11111 eovered tao pnnl the sdlool to be be14 at GaUia Academy pink clotb ,aod cenlerod ,_-, Mtll eo! the ellll*n Higb I eb aoot .,.. Mjldlq leUen Ia ollber II' . II have been wblla mllllll ' . . . . . . .... lllr Ia' tho.... .. ... tnllo lultf lho .. II PI% II .. , . _ fl -:~:=~~~= I bigb Candiclateslor Queenol Ball Are·Annou ' nceu .• ..1 ........... . 1 1111 i11&1\H - - --~'NoMa ... .. . El tJtllwt fil ..... .til I Mr. Cheesebrew "- ....... ,.,.. JlJll unablll to WU ~ .................. . . ,... - - ... ...... ,.;q, atleoriol- .... ... - ;;;/;b:l&b~ti&bll. A blllooD fltune 1l1llb ~moallrOJ. featured f« !be •eblldren, ;tloii;;;Ji;•;"";;by~tbe;.;Re;•;·;llowlrd -w i!Uftl.' While readJna a bl~ !!;. ~ l'1lpill of llle moroua tnonol-. •-n ,.,. appropriate scripture. Sba condueled a question aod &Diwet The Young Wives' Club held ,~ period following the Ita January meeUng at the Mrs. HapnDIIall and Mrs. borne of Mn. Lila Ridenour In ·::_ lace presented a psnel , Olester• _ Bion. The meeUng wao presided by Tbe mtso!OIIai'J prayer Miss Barbara Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ridenour, outgoing presigiven by Mrs. J. E. Floyd Simmons of 424 HedgewoQd Drive, Gallipolis, and denL New officers were electMrs. 1lurkeli cltaplayed a Mr. John Mlcbael Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. ed, president, Mn. Joyee folio of pictum from the Nell of 123· Garfield Avenue, Galllpolls. were .lllllted In Ritehte; vice president, Mrs. • A dessert course wo marriage SUnday, January 22nd In Grace Methodist Sue Burke;· secretary-lreasurby the -.a, Mrs. Marcus church at 2:30 o'clock in tbe afternoon. er, Mrs. Barbara Tripp, and Chsmben, Mrs. R. M. The ~- Hughey Jones performed the double ring neiiS reporter, Mrs. Marilyn man, Mrs. Waiter Waddell, Mrs. before an altar decorated with two cande!; RnhiMon. J. E.' Harley, Mn. Myron Mil· and an altar bouquet The new president carried on ler, and Mn. Burkett. mumi and palmi. . Tba atlendanto ..,. attired the rest of tha meeting. 14111 Si~ 11111 P.eu Ia 111 ldelllleal r.maJ lbeath Plana are being made for ~11.;.. . by lior ~- sh • 11011111 ar petal pint 1111: crepe, tho club to travel to HuntiBgtoD, !S• OU!r:';:'\"! . weddtng ·101111 1ef ~ wltb ~ pink bod- W. Va. to be oo the "The OWe..:lj• :. ~ ICIII, circlo necktlnes, elbow 1ng For Dollar•" show, the ¥.:l~ 'i~ •' ' •· :·· . . ~oned ~. with .J!I~e edgea fit.. dste DOl yet aetUod. !"""rlmeimdbe- ted bodlees, ~. , slim skirt Names_ were drawn for n~ M ~'S,'td'VIoa* ' ~No -~ _aleevea. with a bact 1i!li,•at walllllne. II!Cret pels for tht commg 11• ~ Her walllllne wu d.. Each had a maj01Itng Parts year and duea were eollected. recently for .the flned with Ia<» ~ueo !hat plnll: bohffant ~ ol ~ilk The 'meeting was adjourned and ' Greet Beod Htmemakm released tht A-lh!e oldrt, wblcb Dlusa. 'Jbt llo!Per pi ...,.. relresbm- were aerved by with IS attending. wu detailed willl • deep wer- I trlml1ari1 atyled.. . lise of Mn. Rldellour .. llfn. Joyce Mrs. Jean Sayre, lay tl !be lace. A detachable petal pink alllo: ertpe. Sha 11111rt Rilehie, Mrs. Evelyn Bower, opened the meeting fall chapel lrllln flowed Irom a Better Times rvse In her Ml:s- Teresa ColliDs, Mrs. ChlorTbe Portland wscs met 1 ~. ings from Guldepo!il lhe hack waist line. Her bauf. hair. The attendant• carried ia Gaul, Mrs. Darlene Gaul, cently at the home of Mrs. Cora aod the dally passage Irom !ant veil of English allk illusion, cucedes of lietler Tlmea Fuji Mrs. Janlct YounJ and Karla, Hilton with II membero ODd Upper Room. Alberta fell from a Jullel beadpiece of muma entertwlned with lyy. Mro. Barbara Tripp, Mrs. Sue two aueats attendlq. Prealdent son reod an articlt "To matching Alencon lace. Tho Mr. Charieo M. Neal, lall!a' Haynum, Mn. Janice Davis, Mrs. Esta lloUib opened meet- One I r...ve." bride carried a btuquet of a of tbe l<\lOM, II!I'Ved u bell Mrs. Sue Burke, IIIII Mrs. MarlIng with all stoeding for a pray- A moUon wu made by orchid with yellow throat man. Ushers wera Mr. Jeffrey lyn Robinson. '< er. ley JobnsM and seconded with catalaya and ortephano~s. l!immcmo. brother of the bride, The next meeting will be ·•. Kathleen Ward read an or!~ Ruth Eber!bed! to make with white 11110W-drift pom- Mr. Ricbard Hamilton, Mr. beld at the bome of Mrs. Chlorela 011 TraiiiMneu. Eaeb per- meetings an apen house pnms. Mlka MoCermlek, Mr. Keith Ia Gaul on February 16th. lnlt1011 wao given 1 piece of paper with all women In tile Miss Debbie Ev1111 wao maid Cottrell and Mr. Ed Salgle. lotion of new members will be to U!il ~ major fault and tty wolcome to attend of honor; Mrs. Jay Simms, sis- The bride'a mother wore a held. bow they lillptd to correct lt. lnvitalioo. ler of the bride, and Miss Judy- el!ampagne beige brocade jacklteodlnp wore &l•en by Cora The minulea wera read Durose were bridesmaid!. Miss et dress with powder blue ac.llllton, "God of Grace." Ruth Ethel Euler dloeussed Wendy Lynn Si!IIIIIB, niece oi eesaoriea. Tho brideifoom's .Ebll'li>oclJ, '"'bla Is the Glte business concemlng the bride, was llower girl. mother wore a ~lery green ftar;" Kathleen ment Day. She annoonoed I three piece knit ;ouil with eonI.~~=~· 11114 a •ery meeting Feb. 9 by COUDCil GONE IWYINGI Opea ogaln lrasting green a'llcessories. ~ b1 Esta hers. Febnllry U wllh all · t!Dds A reception J)ls held In !he n' Backslider's Cal- Pennies for friend.!bip of new .- . . Jerry Mlller'a church pari"'! j ollowing the The Faculty Women's Club 1ng was taken, and the CouulrJ' , . , RL 15. ceremony. 4-• of Rio Graride College program buslneu tesslon was dent rf'ad a letter 111 the ' on uOutdoor Cookery," was with secretary and program. J SALE presented by Mrs, Sam Smith 1 report aod a free ' Election of officers was AU. winter bti.$:, $J, Bltd $5. •Wednesday evening at the home Refnsbmentl were lor the nest year. Mrs. ne Hal Shop. I of Mrs. John Shupert. bGIIeSI ta Mrs. Rhodes led the program Mrs. Smith showed a film Alict Adams. Title - Legal BuMess. and the recipes featured were Dlln~ Roush, gave a very Informative PI d . ., presented to all of the momWard on a trip made to a bank ans were mae to asSISt bers. · Shirl Johnso~ Middlepnrl and \he impnrtance with a farewell o~rvance for A repnrt was made by the "k.rsbach, tl keeping good records. ~· _ ~v, Donald Hicks aod project committees concerning Price and a former A P'-'t-luck meal was served Loamliy Monday ""Cia~ 1by lhhe A birthday· party hooorin• the scholarship lund. Mrs. MayaJ Women '! t e "' bel M hi 11 Mrs.' Aleta Parsons. at the noon to Mrs. Ethel Middleport Ch h ss of o Chri t SherrJ Jean Chapman was held I o er, co ege nurse. apmeeting will be at the Swan, Ruth Ebersbach, T urc s last Sunday at ·tjle home of her pealed to members lor re....,,,, · s . I J •-·Foreman and David hursday evening at the church. ""demotion stamps to be used oJ bir ey O••~n. • Th rmg was,;.r:.,: -ned b the grimdpareots, ..,.., and Mrs. ~ Johnson and Brian e mee Y . La-..... Cral• of s w an for the purchase of supplies for , . 1 ' Mrs. ,....Roush "' -~· "!• · the ~-1 II 1 H0 J "- • S • "" Henderson, Jean Sayre, h N y·· ' Creek. It marked her loth anS••~ • n c. •=s., were M'Jn:IOJUJry octe.." Rhodes Ethel Euler w o gave • ew • ~ar prayer. . Mrs. Edward West and Mrs. .· Mee •' • Mrs Robert Re~ presen~ ruversary. . Gl A ld S .. at p arsonage Price, Kathleer. Ward aod ed · . ..a.:. h Those attending and bringing I enn roo • r. n.e women's Missionary So- · no ush• hostess . devotions re~ from t e . . , . clel]i' of !be Laurel Cliff Free JOTY 13th chapleJ!i which _she gifts were Mabel: srd Frank GONE BUYING! Open again M~ ctrurcll met reeen~y • as one of 1,',lljts~." Com· :O~~Oa:r: c~~ a~~· c~~~ · F'ebruary 15 with all klods ,. tn IIIIi recreation room of tne Sandy ,. ;: gl;:" :::: dren, Mr. ~rs. Charles ol new tblngs. Jerry Miller'• ~ge, wtth Mrs. Gerald Accepled by . •1\Se pn Campbell and __,ren Mr and Country Fair, Rl. 3~. 'NIII8 in charge. the 1.5 ~es ta):en to shut_. • · . . Jj,evoliono were led by Mrs. A new member • Sandy !no· at Chnstmas. \'plan• were Mrs. John ~ugh and ehllIN HOLLYWOOD 4 PaiUns who r~ad Luke t2· 12 lgan, was accepted when Girl for a rumrn\ ge Bale to dr~, Mr: ani;lrs. l a~rence Marlene Winebrenner, Alfred, .ad gave the Jesson on Stew- Scout Troop 100 of February t:IO;U in 1be ~ Cr8lg, , M!S. ~Franklin, and has gone to Hollywood Calif. irdship, followed by the hymn, met . at the home of Mrs. . : ."'.,. . I NeliOO. Mr. . Mrs. Ch~rles I' where she is working ai Ceda; "Give Me Thy l~eart,' ' 11 n d Seelig. Dues were collected was made to the Ffleze,_ Mrs..· · · ~~ . Thevm~r, of Lebanon hospital a9 an LV. prayer by Mrs . Ernest Powell. the pledge to flag and Girl ~arch of ~imes fu~ and plans land c!lildre~, ~- J~ne McKJD- i trerapist oot of the Hematology Pl8119 were made to observe 1Scout ~romise weu given. made to l1elp with the farewell Iney and c~lldnlloi !'1ISS Betty lab. After a two month leave, . l\'o,:ld Day or Prayer in Fei>ru- 1ana _ Ridgway showed her col· pat:\Y for the Hicks famllv . U.yne, Mr~. G.Y.'l'le Chaoman, she will return to her duties at. of .Mrs David and Gli!n Chapman, ary • Mrs• James G•'lmore' JMS lection of cofored. boWes and 'lbe blrthdllya 1 · • • I M ·sons, Tho ··Mr. '""'co M Veterans Memon'al bospItal . aup&intendent, an noun~ Ute read .a story Of 1• girl ~ her Farmer. Mn. Otho .Watts, Mrs. n:. _ ma~ s 1 , p,('oose. rs. 1- - .,. ·- -• JMS would have a readi ng con- Martian fnend, Mrs. Phil Herman Lphse, ~ Mrs. Aud- M~~ Wray ~ ., e1th John~~n . 1 1 . ~ In February. Betty Crrl· linger gave the girls reports to rey sweat were observed wlth Sen~mg a . ~s Mr~. Ola ~ Qlupons were sent to Mrs. learn about otl1er girls of the the birthday song. Cra~g. I Ruth Pickenp.augh to purchase world. Mrs. Roosh thankl!d Mrs. - REVIVAL sTARTS 1 silverware for missionaries. Refreshments were served. Hicks on behalf of the class There will be a Youth Reviv-1 & . Present . were the above aod Shelly Clark and Olana Ridg. for her attendance and coopera· al January 29 through Febru- 1 lin. Clifford Klelo, Mrs. Pearl way . to Vlcili Abbott, Cindy tion at the 1Jito!i,ngs. Follow- ary ; at the Tuppers Plairs · Jacobs. _Mrs. Oscar Smith Mrs. Do~gan, Nancy Gill, BeCky i~ the mootlna refreshments EUB church , Tupoers PlaiM,' Cod Ba1ley, Mrs. Laura Sebaa- Seeltg, Debbie Kennedy, Bten- were served by the officers, This revival held by the -youth · fer, M1S8 Marguerite Leilbei~ ~. Will. S~ody CurUs, Penny Mrs. Roush, Mrs. William or local EUB churcnes, will belira- Cla~ence Curtis, Mrs. Ar- Eblin. Rosemarie Colburn, Ray-1 Reyoo\ds, Mra. Ernest Lallance. . gin each night at 7:30 wi•.h , thur W1se and Mrs. Eugene ana Lewlo VIcki Clark, Mrs. Mrs. Leo Childs, and Mrs. Wil· Rev. Men1.el Smlt~ speaking. 1Everyo11e is iDvited. QW.. _. Stell&_1114 Mra. Oblinger. but Tbeobal_d. Ja...___M..;Idd.;..;l•;.:;po..;;.'t---1 • PAT GLASS SAYS : .. & ' I Ia <barge of the prvc11m Jar bynw, Uld 8 pantonJitne the ~ In 1l1hlch .O]>OIIfOI with the - . . c1oae by the meo, 1rere othor baH of the asa . ~- I Rev. llld lin. n.m.Id Boo1111 l!ld ehildren Da- Tbe Ret<. WI llld Jeanie, wbo are leavlu Mlddlepori ooon' for ...,..ed the their new pastorate In CunnedlCut, were ~t.i at •1 of a book farewell party given by ~ra o/. the Flnt Baptist 'lbti Rev. ••oriel . #.,. • The e l Bti~~~ IOD of The private double rin& l"U"emnny wu performed at ol o'clock In the afternoon by tbe putnr, Rev. Glen R. Hueholt. The bride wu liven In 11181'1Kyger Creek 111gb iicbool rlqe by ber father. The bride the clau of Ill!, aod of 11101'1 a light blue and whitt two G - . Beauty Sebool of pleee lUll, with mlldllq oc- roa. Ohio. Sill II Jll'-'11 IIIII a OOI'IIge ol bluo ployed at the recorder'• aed 'llblte Cll'll&lillll. to the courthlllae o deputy Mrs. Brenda Dunnovll!ll, Ida- ........ ter ol the bride, 11111 maid of Mr. IUiton wu bonor. Mr. 1lu Dtumrllltl of from Fort Fryolllgb ocbool Andenoll, llldlana, wo beat• Ia oow attending Rio 111111, College. .The couple to ~ the ...........,, a at 9 Garfield Av....., receptiOD wu belcl at !be ltomiiJ.Gf tile brlde'a parents. AllliiiJq wu lin. Donald SALE of Qlesblre. ALL wllter tt. tt. ud '1111 brldt II a grsduato ol 11oe Bat Sllop. A candlell&bt lnstallaUon aerolee fllr now olfleers of the WOIUI'a Aaoetlllon of !be Firat Ullltocl Prelbytarlan ClourdJ of Middleport wo doetad by Jln. Georgt And.... ... Thursday avenllg at lhe chureh. 'lbt meeiiDg was open- ...... ,..,, .... Boone Family is .Honored at Party~~· Soisson-H ilton Candlelight Installation Service Held lor New Association Officers ' ' • . ., • . 411; .- �, 1111. 2t, 1"' Vows are Read Churcb Friday evenilll at lbe-eburcb. · The evening was one of flm. felhlwsblp. singing Uld a social bour, wltb miDlmlra ' of tbe ~mmUDity u special lllqopelt. .lh. 'Wblle cooducted 111ests. om-. 4 l!7nJII sq. with The llev. Fra OJeeoebrew qUrleq pebl at ral>don. aODd Mro. Beulab Wldto · _.. mil!lllllo 1\101111 10 .amg, famlJ. l • ~ :..::.pr=·Jin. Edward Nn. Andenon eondueted the 1Dita11atklo ..tee uolni 1 large llltbted tllldlt to aymhol· lie tht Splrll Ct God IIIII ueh offieer lllbt8i1 her eandle from the larJe ..,..ud !ben llsh!M the ~ ~ held by the usoelillnn 'dlnben In I h e aanctuary. Sba tmtructed each officer ID lilii!IJ!IIea of her po. olllon aod oiUhd 1 dedication to the DOW, - . , . , · 'thlton.a>'m Mrs. Edward Burkott, rHieeted prealdent; Mrs. R. M. Sherman, re-eloeted vice presldw; Mrs. Fred Lewis, new litCI'tl8ry; and Mrs. Walter Woddell ra-eleeted !reasurer. . ~The service wu closed wtth the hymn, "0 U>ve That Will NotLetMeGo."Qroupl'OII"''!s wer~ given and the World Day ' Portland · WSCS Meets at Home 01 Mrs. Hilton ... .......... the Rev. lleme....,. - pHe ... porlletfollllc Ia • .,.jed :!.."':':,,:..-:-:.,ud~ ~ ......,. v-. ..."!':..~ C:..:t. :_ · ,.. cluWJ n vlewed . of filNI ro~at~veo ... flfMdl ., the flmlly. "'lilt clllldrea .... ~~aowledp aod ... .... a ..._ tuUoolt about wily mea ue In Vle1118m u 1 nnll of IIIIa project," aald Mn. Caotijjl.lell. ..... of Prayer announced for Feb. ' 10 to be held at the Middleport Prtabyterlan Church. lfn. P1ul Haptonstoll gavo . dewt!Oitl ualng the theme, - "Faith and Courage," with ....., scripture taken from Jamea. 'Mrs. Dwight Wallaee wa• pro- M , v ' :;.~::n:.::.~Diedthe · arrLage OWS Taken Jan 22 Mn. John Miclwel Neal • ,r ~ er, aod New Officers Are Elected ' sy v w· r oung IVeS - ·a ~":!bed -not and, Fes Eisel, of America. Future~ 422 laconil Ave. receat meet1a1 at Zlleski dbapter. Two hundred Euteru stnrs attended ibe 35tb IDDUllllieetlDJ, Pletured above, left tn rilbl, are LeVeta Morrow, district treuunr: JeUI Tbacker, district secretary: Mildred· Wlnten, Mornlnl Star Chap- ter, 'l'burlllall, fll' I vice president, and Mra. Suiter, president. c..r.. Dly, hr L111 c~ II' V£~~1JI ' ' ' '. WeekDays Meigs Events . ' No-.._,.. ... ... Blp1aowl DeW baalo tol*berc?P ., ,. ,. ....... • • • ool«, •• a ftoillw!loot.lt'a·tllllr- '*"• "* .. importl:bt paurr=o Dietl buiJtcm it. Wb7 _ _ ,_.._.. Dfo (old or now) . . a Y• plwtwy at Jrioo,..deooalllw etyliq witbout bldDa a dMraiiiW • • • ad ·~ IOioc:lloa ., . . . . . . . . . . a'""'"" ,.,,,_ "-"' ...,__ ..__ . . • • ONIPACIOUI ALLIIIIL , .. • . Ill wall-to-Wd/1 ......... ., "'' .. db STORAGE We Do Our Own Installation • Outdoor cookery I Is Program or Faculty women And GiYii Free Estim•tes Try Us Soon, You'il Llk• Usl · . G":dr'. . KITCHEN ENSEMBLE L 15 10th Birthday Is Celebl'llted At Grandparents o;;," I ••• or lloUI ea•i•a H . a •4r J6• W.ARDROIE .... ....,. • , .... wwtli ..__...., iiti; • ·M... JO •••••~•'* • .;M,• ,· ~( ·• ........... ti!M HUSH PUPPIES -; . ...... ilitlin • '.t "' Ml$5 AAWIICA SHOES · THE:' SHOE 80X . ,19 Third & Olive Sts. ' 1 GAWPO...., Q. : • 'flj. 446-1130 · OFi:N M_OND4)' & FRIDAY ft_lfHtSliU:CIO ,.M. . ' • .1. \ . ~ SA L E 1 ' . ' . . NmL IMI .' · .f•oll<~blllluoool. ..,..._...,.,. ·- ' IU. liB IOISIDCTIOI. WILIUTt CIIIIITI ~ lllpl,..,- ~•who - "I ,... :, • . wiiio . . .. marrlocl ••• IDif Ia - J. 11 AM to 12 PM Set. ,., •. 11 AMto11PM '· . - Dil11•flst W. !· • DRIYE-INHOUIS DEP.iUlTMENT STOKE. tllelr Y8tJ fipt Bigelow ·Cla.rlet . ,,. . '·' , ,. , <·1 .A. FOR THE . ENTIRE FAMILY 2'$100 .• . Da rtn'. . brough's . . ~, :& . ,_...., .......... c..... tf ,_ ... -~.i . . . . . . . . .., . . . . . . . . . . . III'Y. .. .. ~ ~ ~f.L W1 wlf lie ,lllfl. to lll'rt ftl• W• try HARDER to BYE JOt ltttw. CURTAIN SLIP COVER · · d f!.D A-PERY CHINT . Z an . NOW ,• D • ..... ' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -··· O.Hipolls, Ohl8 --------·---- - - \. oya Women s Class Plans Farewell Event Jlli!CTID -PBISIDII:NT - Mrs. IJ!Ia Mae Suiter, P.,.t Worthy Matron of Gal· llpplil Cblpter, Onlei Of Eutem Star, was elected prealdent of District 24 In a The queen wiB be selected Gelllpon.,. Ohio -~ · by vote o! !be sladent body. '""""'"""!!'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,;.,.,~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,.,!!!!ii!!!I!!!J · .,, .' TAWNEY JEWELER$ Tbe candi<Satto anc1 the or1.... 1pen Alsorled td lzaUon lpOIJSOiiDg tllelr eandl· Uld C<IOklea were dacy ... , Sluldy Janes, Future Teacblfi.ID•'ff,~Eft ers;· Dora Brady, Gall!a Scrl.pt: Breada Young, Ga111an; Candy Cotton, Science Cllill: · · Lllmy , I Thomu, Ftitun Bualnell LeadKatbl Duncan, Future ~ HQmeoomkers: llleda F4elbl111a,. R-.$J.OOJ'td, - . Gymlead«o; ~ Davldsol, m: - WANTS . TO HELP YOU -~ ------~.--~.---------------~ WITH YOUR FOOD NEEDS ntnr ' oUtlil frata IIGO.III ~-II. ret...::"" Club; Venlooma SaiiiKiera, Y; Susan Jooe!t, Thespian Club t!S........ 1 l COLUMBIA ..,...,r=r ........ J::U:u M R H.:W..s•s H,a,.""'mn1-W,s 'f ,.. . . ...... 'llilllaMJ:t I J""OIIIICIW 1 of th 0 ...... _. ~-·01 . In ~.:!~'t:'o:';..J.": p' STEAK·InHOUSE &DRM-IN Galllpoll, Ohl• a1512"C11Wt211D etty ed by .... rc BOB EVANS • Mr. llle QriJI,. Names flf euilldalel f<ll' the .,._..., ""'" - - udla belq _. "Valenllao Queen of tbe Ball." ~· table 11111 eovered tao pnnl the sdlool to be be14 at GaUia Academy pink clotb ,aod cenlerod ,_-, Mtll eo! the ellll*n Higb I eb aoot .,.. Mjldlq leUen Ia ollber II' . II have been wblla mllllll ' . . . . . . .... lllr Ia' tho.... .. ... tnllo lultf lho .. II PI% II .. , . _ fl -:~:=~~~= I bigb Candiclateslor Queenol Ball Are·Annou ' nceu .• ..1 ........... . 1 1111 i11&1\H - - --~'NoMa ... .. . El tJtllwt fil ..... .til I Mr. Cheesebrew "- ....... ,.,.. JlJll unablll to WU ~ .................. . . ,... - - ... ...... ,.;q, atleoriol- .... ... - ;;;/;b:l&b~ti&bll. A blllooD fltune 1l1llb ~moallrOJ. featured f« !be •eblldren, ;tloii;;;Ji;•;"";;by~tbe;.;Re;•;·;llowlrd -w i!Uftl.' While readJna a bl~ !!;. ~ l'1lpill of llle moroua tnonol-. •-n ,.,. appropriate scripture. Sba condueled a question aod &Diwet The Young Wives' Club held ,~ period following the Ita January meeUng at the Mrs. HapnDIIall and Mrs. borne of Mn. Lila Ridenour In ·::_ lace presented a psnel , Olester• _ Bion. The meeUng wao presided by Tbe mtso!OIIai'J prayer Miss Barbara Simmons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ridenour, outgoing presigiven by Mrs. J. E. Floyd Simmons of 424 HedgewoQd Drive, Gallipolis, and denL New officers were electMrs. 1lurkeli cltaplayed a Mr. John Mlcbael Neal, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. ed, president, Mn. Joyee folio of pictum from the Nell of 123· Garfield Avenue, Galllpolls. were .lllllted In Ritehte; vice president, Mrs. • A dessert course wo marriage SUnday, January 22nd In Grace Methodist Sue Burke;· secretary-lreasurby the -.a, Mrs. Marcus church at 2:30 o'clock in tbe afternoon. er, Mrs. Barbara Tripp, and Chsmben, Mrs. R. M. The ~- Hughey Jones performed the double ring neiiS reporter, Mrs. Marilyn man, Mrs. Waiter Waddell, Mrs. before an altar decorated with two cande!; RnhiMon. J. E.' Harley, Mn. Myron Mil· and an altar bouquet The new president carried on ler, and Mn. Burkett. mumi and palmi. . Tba atlendanto ..,. attired the rest of tha meeting. 14111 Si~ 11111 P.eu Ia 111 ldelllleal r.maJ lbeath Plana are being made for ~11.;.. . by lior ~- sh • 11011111 ar petal pint 1111: crepe, tho club to travel to HuntiBgtoD, !S• OU!r:';:'\"! . weddtng ·101111 1ef ~ wltb ~ pink bod- W. Va. to be oo the "The OWe..:lj• :. ~ ICIII, circlo necktlnes, elbow 1ng For Dollar•" show, the ¥.:l~ 'i~ •' ' •· :·· . . ~oned ~. with .J!I~e edgea fit.. dste DOl yet aetUod. !"""rlmeimdbe- ted bodlees, ~. , slim skirt Names_ were drawn for n~ M ~'S,'td'VIoa* ' ~No -~ _aleevea. with a bact 1i!li,•at walllllne. II!Cret pels for tht commg 11• ~ Her walllllne wu d.. Each had a maj01Itng Parts year and duea were eollected. recently for .the flned with Ia<» ~ueo !hat plnll: bohffant ~ ol ~ilk The 'meeting was adjourned and ' Greet Beod Htmemakm released tht A-lh!e oldrt, wblcb Dlusa. 'Jbt llo!Per pi ...,.. relresbm- were aerved by with IS attending. wu detailed willl • deep wer- I trlml1ari1 atyled.. . lise of Mn. Rldellour .. llfn. Joyce Mrs. Jean Sayre, lay tl !be lace. A detachable petal pink alllo: ertpe. Sha 11111rt Rilehie, Mrs. Evelyn Bower, opened the meeting fall chapel lrllln flowed Irom a Better Times rvse In her Ml:s- Teresa ColliDs, Mrs. ChlorTbe Portland wscs met 1 ~. ings from Guldepo!il lhe hack waist line. Her bauf. hair. The attendant• carried ia Gaul, Mrs. Darlene Gaul, cently at the home of Mrs. Cora aod the dally passage Irom !ant veil of English allk illusion, cucedes of lietler Tlmea Fuji Mrs. Janlct YounJ and Karla, Hilton with II membero ODd Upper Room. Alberta fell from a Jullel beadpiece of muma entertwlned with lyy. Mro. Barbara Tripp, Mrs. Sue two aueats attendlq. Prealdent son reod an articlt "To matching Alencon lace. Tho Mr. Charieo M. Neal, lall!a' Haynum, Mn. Janice Davis, Mrs. Esta lloUib opened meet- One I r...ve." bride carried a btuquet of a of tbe l<\lOM, II!I'Ved u bell Mrs. Sue Burke, IIIII Mrs. MarlIng with all stoeding for a pray- A moUon wu made by orchid with yellow throat man. Ushers wera Mr. Jeffrey lyn Robinson. '< er. ley JobnsM and seconded with catalaya and ortephano~s. l!immcmo. brother of the bride, The next meeting will be ·•. Kathleen Ward read an or!~ Ruth Eber!bed! to make with white 11110W-drift pom- Mr. Ricbard Hamilton, Mr. beld at the bome of Mrs. Chlorela 011 TraiiiMneu. Eaeb per- meetings an apen house pnms. Mlka MoCermlek, Mr. Keith Ia Gaul on February 16th. lnlt1011 wao given 1 piece of paper with all women In tile Miss Debbie Ev1111 wao maid Cottrell and Mr. Ed Salgle. lotion of new members will be to U!il ~ major fault and tty wolcome to attend of honor; Mrs. Jay Simms, sis- The bride'a mother wore a held. bow they lillptd to correct lt. lnvitalioo. ler of the bride, and Miss Judy- el!ampagne beige brocade jacklteodlnp wore &l•en by Cora The minulea wera read Durose were bridesmaid!. Miss et dress with powder blue ac.llllton, "God of Grace." Ruth Ethel Euler dloeussed Wendy Lynn Si!IIIIIB, niece oi eesaoriea. Tho brideifoom's .Ebll'li>oclJ, '"'bla Is the Glte business concemlng the bride, was llower girl. mother wore a ~lery green ftar;" Kathleen ment Day. She annoonoed I three piece knit ;ouil with eonI.~~=~· 11114 a •ery meeting Feb. 9 by COUDCil GONE IWYINGI Opea ogaln lrasting green a'llcessories. ~ b1 Esta hers. Febnllry U wllh all · t!Dds A reception J)ls held In !he n' Backslider's Cal- Pennies for friend.!bip of new .- . . Jerry Mlller'a church pari"'! j ollowing the The Faculty Women's Club 1ng was taken, and the CouulrJ' , . , RL 15. ceremony. 4-• of Rio Graride College program buslneu tesslon was dent rf'ad a letter 111 the ' on uOutdoor Cookery," was with secretary and program. J SALE presented by Mrs, Sam Smith 1 report aod a free ' Election of officers was AU. winter bti.$:, $J, Bltd $5. •Wednesday evening at the home Refnsbmentl were lor the nest year. Mrs. ne Hal Shop. I of Mrs. John Shupert. bGIIeSI ta Mrs. Rhodes led the program Mrs. Smith showed a film Alict Adams. Title - Legal BuMess. and the recipes featured were Dlln~ Roush, gave a very Informative PI d . ., presented to all of the momWard on a trip made to a bank ans were mae to asSISt bers. · Shirl Johnso~ Middlepnrl and \he impnrtance with a farewell o~rvance for A repnrt was made by the "k.rsbach, tl keeping good records. ~· _ ~v, Donald Hicks aod project committees concerning Price and a former A P'-'t-luck meal was served Loamliy Monday ""Cia~ 1by lhhe A birthday· party hooorin• the scholarship lund. Mrs. MayaJ Women '! t e "' bel M hi 11 Mrs.' Aleta Parsons. at the noon to Mrs. Ethel Middleport Ch h ss of o Chri t SherrJ Jean Chapman was held I o er, co ege nurse. apmeeting will be at the Swan, Ruth Ebersbach, T urc s last Sunday at ·tjle home of her pealed to members lor re....,,,, · s . I J •-·Foreman and David hursday evening at the church. ""demotion stamps to be used oJ bir ey O••~n. • Th rmg was,;.r:.,: -ned b the grimdpareots, ..,.., and Mrs. ~ Johnson and Brian e mee Y . La-..... Cral• of s w an for the purchase of supplies for , . 1 ' Mrs. ,....Roush "' -~· "!• · the ~-1 II 1 H0 J "- • S • "" Henderson, Jean Sayre, h N y·· ' Creek. It marked her loth anS••~ • n c. •=s., were M'Jn:IOJUJry octe.." Rhodes Ethel Euler w o gave • ew • ~ar prayer. . Mrs. Edward West and Mrs. .· Mee •' • Mrs Robert Re~ presen~ ruversary. . Gl A ld S .. at p arsonage Price, Kathleer. Ward aod ed · . ..a.:. h Those attending and bringing I enn roo • r. n.e women's Missionary So- · no ush• hostess . devotions re~ from t e . . , . clel]i' of !be Laurel Cliff Free JOTY 13th chapleJ!i which _she gifts were Mabel: srd Frank GONE BUYING! Open again M~ ctrurcll met reeen~y • as one of 1,',lljts~." Com· :O~~Oa:r: c~~ a~~· c~~~ · F'ebruary 15 with all klods ,. tn IIIIi recreation room of tne Sandy ,. ;: gl;:" :::: dren, Mr. ~rs. Charles ol new tblngs. Jerry Miller'• ~ge, wtth Mrs. Gerald Accepled by . •1\Se pn Campbell and __,ren Mr and Country Fair, Rl. 3~. 'NIII8 in charge. the 1.5 ~es ta):en to shut_. • · . . Jj,evoliono were led by Mrs. A new member • Sandy !no· at Chnstmas. \'plan• were Mrs. John ~ugh and ehllIN HOLLYWOOD 4 PaiUns who r~ad Luke t2· 12 lgan, was accepted when Girl for a rumrn\ ge Bale to dr~, Mr: ani;lrs. l a~rence Marlene Winebrenner, Alfred, .ad gave the Jesson on Stew- Scout Troop 100 of February t:IO;U in 1be ~ Cr8lg, , M!S. ~Franklin, and has gone to Hollywood Calif. irdship, followed by the hymn, met . at the home of Mrs. . : ."'.,. . I NeliOO. Mr. . Mrs. Ch~rles I' where she is working ai Ceda; "Give Me Thy l~eart,' ' 11 n d Seelig. Dues were collected was made to the Ffleze,_ Mrs..· · · ~~ . Thevm~r, of Lebanon hospital a9 an LV. prayer by Mrs . Ernest Powell. the pledge to flag and Girl ~arch of ~imes fu~ and plans land c!lildre~, ~- J~ne McKJD- i trerapist oot of the Hematology Pl8119 were made to observe 1Scout ~romise weu given. made to l1elp with the farewell Iney and c~lldnlloi !'1ISS Betty lab. After a two month leave, . l\'o,:ld Day or Prayer in Fei>ru- 1ana _ Ridgway showed her col· pat:\Y for the Hicks famllv . U.yne, Mr~. G.Y.'l'le Chaoman, she will return to her duties at. of .Mrs David and Gli!n Chapman, ary • Mrs• James G•'lmore' JMS lection of cofored. boWes and 'lbe blrthdllya 1 · • • I M ·sons, Tho ··Mr. '""'co M Veterans Memon'al bospItal . aup&intendent, an noun~ Ute read .a story Of 1• girl ~ her Farmer. Mn. Otho .Watts, Mrs. n:. _ ma~ s 1 , p,('oose. rs. 1- - .,. ·- -• JMS would have a readi ng con- Martian fnend, Mrs. Phil Herman Lphse, ~ Mrs. Aud- M~~ Wray ~ ., e1th John~~n . 1 1 . ~ In February. Betty Crrl· linger gave the girls reports to rey sweat were observed wlth Sen~mg a . ~s Mr~. Ola ~ Qlupons were sent to Mrs. learn about otl1er girls of the the birthday song. Cra~g. I Ruth Pickenp.augh to purchase world. Mrs. Roosh thankl!d Mrs. - REVIVAL sTARTS 1 silverware for missionaries. Refreshments were served. Hicks on behalf of the class There will be a Youth Reviv-1 & . Present . were the above aod Shelly Clark and Olana Ridg. for her attendance and coopera· al January 29 through Febru- 1 lin. Clifford Klelo, Mrs. Pearl way . to Vlcili Abbott, Cindy tion at the 1Jito!i,ngs. Follow- ary ; at the Tuppers Plairs · Jacobs. _Mrs. Oscar Smith Mrs. Do~gan, Nancy Gill, BeCky i~ the mootlna refreshments EUB church , Tupoers PlaiM,' Cod Ba1ley, Mrs. Laura Sebaa- Seeltg, Debbie Kennedy, Bten- were served by the officers, This revival held by the -youth · fer, M1S8 Marguerite Leilbei~ ~. Will. S~ody CurUs, Penny Mrs. Roush, Mrs. William or local EUB churcnes, will belira- Cla~ence Curtis, Mrs. Ar- Eblin. Rosemarie Colburn, Ray-1 Reyoo\ds, Mra. Ernest Lallance. . gin each night at 7:30 wi•.h , thur W1se and Mrs. Eugene ana Lewlo VIcki Clark, Mrs. Mrs. Leo Childs, and Mrs. Wil· Rev. Men1.el Smlt~ speaking. 1Everyo11e is iDvited. QW.. _. Stell&_1114 Mra. Oblinger. but Tbeobal_d. Ja...___M..;Idd.;..;l•;.:;po..;;.'t---1 • PAT GLASS SAYS : .. & ' I Ia <barge of the prvc11m Jar bynw, Uld 8 pantonJitne the ~ In 1l1hlch .O]>OIIfOI with the - . . c1oae by the meo, 1rere othor baH of the asa . ~- I Rev. llld lin. n.m.Id Boo1111 l!ld ehildren Da- Tbe Ret<. WI llld Jeanie, wbo are leavlu Mlddlepori ooon' for ...,..ed the their new pastorate In CunnedlCut, were ~t.i at •1 of a book farewell party given by ~ra o/. the Flnt Baptist 'lbti Rev. ••oriel . #.,. • The e l Bti~~~ IOD of The private double rin& l"U"emnny wu performed at ol o'clock In the afternoon by tbe putnr, Rev. Glen R. Hueholt. The bride wu liven In 11181'1Kyger Creek 111gb iicbool rlqe by ber father. The bride the clau of Ill!, aod of 11101'1 a light blue and whitt two G - . Beauty Sebool of pleee lUll, with mlldllq oc- roa. Ohio. Sill II Jll'-'11 IIIII a OOI'IIge ol bluo ployed at the recorder'• aed 'llblte Cll'll&lillll. to the courthlllae o deputy Mrs. Brenda Dunnovll!ll, Ida- ........ ter ol the bride, 11111 maid of Mr. IUiton wu bonor. Mr. 1lu Dtumrllltl of from Fort Fryolllgb ocbool Andenoll, llldlana, wo beat• Ia oow attending Rio 111111, College. .The couple to ~ the ...........,, a at 9 Garfield Av....., receptiOD wu belcl at !be ltomiiJ.Gf tile brlde'a parents. AllliiiJq wu lin. Donald SALE of Qlesblre. ALL wllter tt. tt. ud '1111 brldt II a grsduato ol 11oe Bat Sllop. A candlell&bt lnstallaUon aerolee fllr now olfleers of the WOIUI'a Aaoetlllon of !be Firat Ullltocl Prelbytarlan ClourdJ of Middleport wo doetad by Jln. Georgt And.... ... Thursday avenllg at lhe chureh. 'lbt meeiiDg was open- ...... ,..,, .... Boone Family is .Honored at Party~~· Soisson-H ilton Candlelight Installation Service Held lor New Association Officers ' ' • . ., • . 411; .- �' ' • • • • ' ' .• ' • ------""""': ---~....;...~--------......- - - -•. t-'1'11• lldaY Tlmes-8ellttnel. Sunday, Jill. 2t, 118'7 1m ... ____ _ River News HEWS IN FA/WING - Secrets ·unf ld •• • ~·l'f.oot of water covered the 400 block of Second Ave., in Gallipolis dur· inP,-ilt:ilt 'flood. Photo above was taken in front of the Tribune office, loo~· ini.'Wward;t:olumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., office, and the Gallipohs p<ifcfjlfic~O. The mighty Ohio crested at 66 feeet 10 1/• mches m Galhpohs on W~oesday, Jan. 27, 1937. ,. Gallia Dateline: ! ' BY W ILSON, JR. "fORCES Mobilized, Merchants and Housewives Begin Cleanup." Thus read the banner headline of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune 30 years ago today. lt · was Fr iday, Jan. 29, 1937. • • • RESIDENTS were still experiencing the worst ilood ever in the area. On Jan. 18. 1937, the river had climbed to 47 reel in Gallipolis. A cold wave seemingly ended flood danger in the va1Jey . • • • BUT it didn't stop. Nine days later, the maj.estic O~io River had climbed to 66 feet, JOY, inches in the Old French City. For those who experienced the 1937 flood, it was an event in history never to be forgotten. • • • MORE WORK DONE ••• LESS FUEL USED • •• '. ' . . . I ~ McCORMICK 0 ' FARMALr 706 73.8 hp . iil .' ' courts." ' . * ,! Van(O t Equipment ~ Company " ~all ipol i•, 2 ~ 0, •• HI. -_.. - .. • Equipment Company Gallipolio, 0 . White . Implement Company Gallipolis, 0 . • Brown~s Tracta.t Sales Pomeroy, 0 . ABBIV£D/ ' Fulton• Thompson Boggs Equipment Co. Tuppers Plains Ohio Tractor Sales Pomeroy, 0 . • • Gallipolis Tractor Sales Gollipolio, 0. ~oVolley /, .~ · Ei!oilpri>ont Co. Pomeroy,O. lii!Piomont Company Gallipolis, 0. .... (, ,; ~ , . I _. ' -----.~---------­ __ RICHARD N. STERRET, ,County Mandg' t' .· Galllpelll _ronu 114 Mu!JM.' !l Aw. .' ~- .: ,.. .. - . '·~liP~~~~.t~ .,. ,.... ' ~ : ' < . ' I . I ' ' ,. .. • . ,· . i' ..• AS LOW . AS ·••·•• •• •··• ••····••·• • ' ·101. :~97 HOMI(~·-~.•• :, . ' • ( financing is needed we believe we have a sound, economical plan on farm--~ipment. w•;brg'flyou . us right away and let us help you make your 1967 plans complete. t~ .! wm·*• • > : • . Th* cold weather is stiR her.e, hut thO~~) ar! y-oU're · loq~. ·ing forward to gettiljg in the 1ield agaii;jAJ ,fOU· your - pla~s _we h'p• you w'M remember the . .11· 1 · CENTRALSOYAtanlltof'Jervke •• : . ':00: . . Williamson's Form Supply Rulland, 0 . . '. ,_,,..__ G~RDEN TILLERS '· 'Melgt the years we. ha~e enjoyed a fine working relatJonship ~ith Jhenu..d co~d th.- fo.t t~ir hig~ and ded~eat1on to you, the farmer.ln 1967 larger, more eHicient trador and equipment will to get the job done. .PHONE 446-3391 ', ,. folks sell and service the farm machinery required to produce on today's sttale. 95 Sycamore St. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO; · . ·-;· <I Cotton LET US DEMONSTRATE THE 701'8 FEATURES ON YOUR FARM TODAYI "' - W. Salute Gallia and Meigs-County Implement Dealers r,• . ' .... and GARDEN PRIDE ' .;,.. P\Rh Type· · ·. BUY ·N ... " �' ' • • • • ' ' .• ' • ------""""': ---~....;...~--------......- - - -•. t-'1'11• lldaY Tlmes-8ellttnel. Sunday, Jill. 2t, 118'7 1m ... ____ _ River News HEWS IN FA/WING - Secrets ·unf ld •• • ~·l'f.oot of water covered the 400 block of Second Ave., in Gallipolis dur· inP,-ilt:ilt 'flood. Photo above was taken in front of the Tribune office, loo~· ini.'Wward;t:olumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., office, and the Gallipohs p<ifcfjlfic~O. The mighty Ohio crested at 66 feeet 10 1/• mches m Galhpohs on W~oesday, Jan. 27, 1937. ,. Gallia Dateline: ! ' BY W ILSON, JR. "fORCES Mobilized, Merchants and Housewives Begin Cleanup." Thus read the banner headline of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune 30 years ago today. lt · was Fr iday, Jan. 29, 1937. • • • RESIDENTS were still experiencing the worst ilood ever in the area. On Jan. 18. 1937, the river had climbed to 47 reel in Gallipolis. A cold wave seemingly ended flood danger in the va1Jey . • • • BUT it didn't stop. Nine days later, the maj.estic O~io River had climbed to 66 feet, JOY, inches in the Old French City. For those who experienced the 1937 flood, it was an event in history never to be forgotten. • • • MORE WORK DONE ••• LESS FUEL USED • •• '. ' . . . I ~ McCORMICK 0 ' FARMALr 706 73.8 hp . iil .' ' courts." ' . * ,! Van(O t Equipment ~ Company " ~all ipol i•, 2 ~ 0, •• HI. -_.. - .. • Equipment Company Gallipolio, 0 . White . Implement Company Gallipolis, 0 . • Brown~s Tracta.t Sales Pomeroy, 0 . ABBIV£D/ ' Fulton• Thompson Boggs Equipment Co. Tuppers Plains Ohio Tractor Sales Pomeroy, 0 . • • Gallipolis Tractor Sales Gollipolio, 0. ~oVolley /, .~ · Ei!oilpri>ont Co. Pomeroy,O. lii!Piomont Company Gallipolis, 0. .... (, ,; ~ , . I _. ' -----.~---------­ __ RICHARD N. STERRET, ,County Mandg' t' .· Galllpelll _ronu 114 Mu!JM.' !l Aw. .' ~- .: ,.. .. - . '·~liP~~~~.t~ .,. ,.... ' ~ : ' < . ' I . I ' ' ,. .. • . ,· . i' ..• AS LOW . AS ·••·•• •• •··• ••····••·• • ' ·101. :~97 HOMI(~·-~.•• :, . ' • ( financing is needed we believe we have a sound, economical plan on farm--~ipment. w•;brg'flyou . us right away and let us help you make your 1967 plans complete. t~ .! wm·*• • > : • . Th* cold weather is stiR her.e, hut thO~~) ar! y-oU're · loq~. ·ing forward to gettiljg in the 1ield agaii;jAJ ,fOU· your - pla~s _we h'p• you w'M remember the . .11· 1 · CENTRALSOYAtanlltof'Jervke •• : . ':00: . . Williamson's Form Supply Rulland, 0 . . '. ,_,,..__ G~RDEN TILLERS '· 'Melgt the years we. ha~e enjoyed a fine working relatJonship ~ith Jhenu..d co~d th.- fo.t t~ir hig~ and ded~eat1on to you, the farmer.ln 1967 larger, more eHicient trador and equipment will to get the job done. .PHONE 446-3391 ', ,. folks sell and service the farm machinery required to produce on today's sttale. 95 Sycamore St. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO; · . ·-;· <I Cotton LET US DEMONSTRATE THE 701'8 FEATURES ON YOUR FARM TODAYI "' - W. Salute Gallia and Meigs-County Implement Dealers r,• . ' .... and GARDEN PRIDE ' .;,.. P\Rh Type· · ·. BUY ·N ... " �• ~o on the River . • onaway Po.meroy FerrybOat,.Loosed.by Ice, Cap~ured- at·~Iifton BY l)fi::ll; 'IIIOMAII 1media!ely slarted alter the run- nBIIling between Pomeroy llld giDe8 of! the po<bt llarrf _ D.,...... ~ wodiiQc in I ,.. llltlll 1qe lbowed 35.5 Ioili • hi 11011re, 11b,1ppe1! 1o Chli:'-1 'r "POMEROY FERRYBOAT owoy in a yawl. '111ey caucht Mason. After quite· a bit ofre- Knox, )>ullf :aUiirlelt,t ,~ ·<Ill }luJII at the Item of otW rtainlat ,a rapld 'rate . .. ' ltlf ."!fi'l'llli rt... lo · - jB baJito. .. ' Ran Away From 11er Moorings, up w!th tbe bolt just above Mid- awdl I ·faw>d Ibis brief his- Tbe ~ .l'hl ru ilp 1111 lnilla; Tbey ........, bldlt o! I he at I:JII a.m. • 'JI ·•• f~ npldl1 ioi •Pitllburall· It · . Bot Is ReeapiUJ'ed At t1if· dleport ud oucoetded In ~ tory .of the ferryboat -iD ~ Nov. IUQII!ID HI• bettl- llarid· olil ¥ell ,.,.!yard 11 11110!' • Cap(o!p Boward .Donrlllly, fell obou1 1 ~ •1111 ;hour f 0 r It 111011 lo "" that W• ""' too," wll 1 frolll pqe story 1n ing ber at the West ViriJttia 12, !til edliloa ol tbe Ttibulle: 1,. ·~ lleflrly, a _d!Jianoo , 01 t11J lor the !ale Captain ·jiat- ilhadmosler; U)le!:l8 ~ • liieveral bou!1. ' ; , '" ·ltBia' •IPPed ....,.,... ...... the Jan. 23, ttiT edition of the shore just at the upper end of '111e ferr)'holt Champloa No. J 1111 miles ~ ·- ot.the '!'..tbest voy Balley. . • feel ~ fl'om report.o he his ' . • . t •· IIIIo of 1mn1w dowa tlit rt... !If'' Gallipolis DaUy Tribtme. Clifton . . . of Pomeroy;-"!" of the- fill'· ~ ol<. .at il&h~ th lo Tbe Champ No.2 wu buj1t tn ;recelvod lrl)m tile head wat<n. J~ 17, - •:'lbo . rivera 111rpo, but 1.ut J!Oit.' .II From the filos of 50 years a- The above story was eredi!Od ryboats on Cite:,•~ Ohio~ liN ~be ever~w. l.L 11U 0J1!1 was oold to the late •A.'taae 'ol ~feel II c~tu¥et are aU fiUing at;tlldr ~ bllllber -fl'om ..\'ru. go 00 111e river, here is the to the Pomeroy Dally News. made bet laetlti1p, liav)nl· ~ ~ V~lleUe w" JliO op. CaP~ Pan G~, well all't, PleallDt. biUJe, ·II waten. , ' · , _. arri ed at· a.artea'- ha · 9 story · GOT AWAY AGAIN sold to i!W ~-MasllP Cil}', JliO&IUon the K'Dq~ J1111:b mlwn dod< man llld father ol any, 4amqe).. e>:pected ~~~~ , ' R IU. -. .,_ l\lo~y Digbt 1 llfle &Orge But thafs not the end of the l!rldp;~, ·· · : · ~~Hill ~ tat lhe ltD ~ .B~ G..,. a1 a~.Jupo.j tbe hlgb water 1n tbb ae<lidli. , J... a river hal :::,. been:OC~ o1 s11nre lee which had broken story about the Champion No. Thel'l' ~ ~\>""" oeveral boatyard I~ IJ83 or JIIM. The U.. Lalor ll!le .,... lehuilt l!ldl· · .' .• ,. ·: , ~ ~~ · heielU(•i>!dl1 .for liP ' lOose abilo..J.... due to the 3. She got away again, •• re- Pom~ro~ fei'i'y~ Champions, Harry D. ~ llld . Valley renamed, "ReUef!' llld later Joa. U, !tiT ;_ The , l'iv1or .-enJ Clayal!ld ha4<1#1·• Co.t- ""'- ~- Rl•n 111 tow 01 npldly rWng rl~er. struck the lated here from the Jan. 35, Ione of which waa 'the Charilpioo Belle both ~ . later sold. the oold to the !at< Captain GGrdnn waa riBiq slowly ·at 110911. ~ of' ooft ·mud 'CIIl!<IJ!• t.onu the llan'elt lAne lowboa!. ~ 1 J'omeroy and Mason City ferry- 1Pl7 edition of the TribWle: No. 2,' operated at GaUipolls Knox going 10 the RavfDSwood- G. Greene l!ld €aplaln Cblrleal !all Ia ezpocied by Thuroday af· , ' eaP.taJn P\lrJea r1 ,s~a~ Barrett. ' ' ' Champlm No. s, which was .The Pomeroy ferryboat Oullll- s~veral yean bact. ~ Cham- Parl:ersburg ,trade W\ltre they F. Slilder, who. "!th C,Rtaill, ternoOn. , ' :. , lleVOii ,lbt'/eoal. fllllli!O be II 1j1 reported '!Jial ~ at a landing at Mason p1on No. s was camed away a- p1on No. 2 ..., owned IJid oper· plied ~Y. 1D D!DIIDand 1111. Gordoa Green OWII8 'lbe ,AlleghJIIIY ~·"" lee, dlle ~~Sunday -"'1 when bqat owuen ~YO beoli pay'•l and tnre lt, together with gam tut mght when she a~ ated here by the late Captain of the Ia!< Qjptam Cooper IJid Maysville ferry where ,the R&- bere filr todi~, ,., ftllli\jj 11)1 he 1/!r<!Oibt a. ~arge 01 · f,~ 11 hllh aa :K tea~!~ 1 bl!lbel ro;. ~~~~ floa~ loose from the tempted to cross to Mason C1ty Rate L. Hamilton, after' the lo- the late Captain Edwards. The llel now b at ,ber home port'. river at Par~ersburg Toeoday, buslle1l q~ ,cOa! 111 tow .of lbe La- coal at Cia~ whli:ll 11 cUI;. Iii and swept them down and became entangled m a raft cal ferryboat (Kitty Woodo) Relle was rehuiit •t the Pari:· ucept when doing service atlaflernooo. . .• • ·. . , roy (rom 'the l,lllck tlng deep W!oi lllelr pro~~c.,· · 1 rtv<... of runaway logs in mid-river. was bomed. Later the Champ- ersbllfg docks in 18911 IJid wasj' aome other port aoa l'flief boat. , ~ '' · ; for Eli!' Hll'rlloil. . · ' ' " • .' night The ferryboat and passengers ioo No. 2 sank .at the Local ferry reboill again last winter (11127), Jan. IIi, 1t17'- The river~ .Ca~ . ~ IIJI coal Is It Ia allo said IAI baVe ~ campbell, the was the only person 1were carried down the nver landing at the fool of Collfl St., by tbe Bryants (BU!y and Jose- , HERE ARE SOME LOCAL; gao faUinJthla mornJng alte!: plentllpi-tl ti!e KllllBwha mines the LoulJ'iUI~III padlel .I the boat al the time, some distance before t!'" boat IJid was purdlased and opera!- phine) ol showboat fame to!rlvor condiUooa reported daUy altalnlnJ a ...,11! of a Hille over if you to af10r II;· ~coal op.' ~pany f:I80 ,for fuOI ,fat I ;'lUIIIIed the alarm which and her wheel were diSlodged ed for some time by Csplain tow their Doatlng theater. fl'om the River News of liO 40 feet, . ·• •> eratora are .unable 1 aeeure I'OUiidlrlr .of, the, &team!"" a~ , .,, very weak owing to the from the raft of Jogs, and the Ulysses Granl Haine• and the AU Pomeroy ferryboats call· yean ago: · . There ""' ·ci!n5iderable Ice cars tn.in 1110- K, &. l'll1nlad ol LoufivtiJe. . · , ~t ·that the steam was very Champion returned to Mason late Coptaln ~ Mootieth. ~ Champion ~ere of the ~~ ' ,f pas8lilg lhlo mOI'II!nl, suWoied .lio Jill ,tlieJr ordm. ,. !art:• ~ Fuel ~ ~ th• ~~~· boat was t1ed up for ~!Y s~;! . was securely bed to The ChaJnpllln No. 3 has en- Jack stern des~, With___!!'_e!!'.-~•_";_ZI:._~~'I_- The~~m.': AD be from !'llt8bt!rgb..· . · ." 1g0Uill nf Kailawhal!lter eoalll cents 1 buJbel 1, ~ .R:J( ihelrlud mr """"'"ol ·lllile = mT,-.- ma ' r' !bel . ' • Jury Gets 10 Cases · ....... ~ • • Till Grand Jur'/ fll. the Jan. II. , twy term 01 Gallla COilnly IIIJnaltl F. llhlt., II, Calllpi>eotnJilOii ~ oawt wW Ita, larprf;"'llarold t'. Deuney, 1 , _ at , ..: to.,.... 21. MlddliprSftt 1111ult with ltdlir 10 tr._-jpta flllt(lqau.t a dapproot wapon; David Mmdai ...l!ll, porlllll wltb the clfl'll of courta ofllt>it, The ,rand jnry wUI conaldei: the l1tllowtnJ ..... p101 any n~~>- ·er whLcll may come ,e; creiiJ befor1' lbe ,rand jllfOI'I: Cbartles of ·brW:fnc and .,.. tertng llld lfllld lllrCOII)' • plnol Jlllll& W. Weal, M, G.lOpolis, in emnee1Jon with the 21 break-In llld tllo theft of M at .the l'flldence of Charleo E. Ebnnan, f4 Vinloll ~ J••· , Clwteea, Jolm P. )lell1e Ta......,., Leoni A. JIIMI D<Mey, ),lu1int j Prlce, Billie !villi·~·:: ! Cox, , ~ Willis, Sharp, 20. Rt. I OU IIIli, br.,._ Call, Bei.y Lou Taw•ney, Ina llld entell'inil llld Jrand M. Walhr, Noal! C. .,g;;;;;;; lln:eny; Pill T. rebel. 32, Jo • Ann Thompooo, counts ., • PhUllpo, Byrd $w......,,....~:;1 . , . chectl w!tl1 ll!llifliclent 1oo It Neal, r.....u w. Sl. fuodo; llld Rtcl!aN llDIK'h. Martha M, Wood, Patricia at. CaUi]llilfi; Emmett L. AJr. McCreedy, Dorothy ·v. llarl'l-1 en, St, Gallipolis; and Cl>ariM lOft, Pormt K. Moore, R, PbDllpol2211, GaBipolls, at I ard L. Newberry, Franlilln !or no~. Jan, Rlllh M. Schoonover, Grll)ll jilid11 wUI be ~ecttd ley Morgan, Iva W. 51<(11\mfrom th!J q•Hst of prospective oon, Ch~rlea E. U!wts, jUrolo drMm Dec. 1e: Mattie F. Sljllth, and Hazel Wortman. VOL 1 NO. 52 SUNDAY, , JANUARY 29, 1967 SECOND SECTION License Suspended SixMon hs Joe Cliealpe•r·twn Gallia OOIIIliJ juvenile ..,.. John w. Howell Salunla7 Inc IU8(IODiied the ......--~ cense of Joe L. Dalley, II, .. i7 Chillicothe Rd., for U.. 111011th• nn a Slate Hilbway pjilo ol lpeed ~a·;·a::. road and weather · I)ONNA BUSH Miss Bush is • char.. mine I -:t"";; The Week in Review 1 Mr. Campbell, much excited, went to work firing to raise SEVE~ WEEKS AGO, steam, and Captain Charles Doug Wetherholt, asslStant ad- :~::u::~:·n:~:~~e:;n::::u::.:~::: ;9~:9:7 10 I ~ ,i • ( 1 \ ., ' ', . Fd IG :::~~ ~~: :::!pt;.~dot;a~i =~tr~~orf.:\n~:::~u~:s:~~t f e era quit L . B .- ,. . ..E. . .·~ , . ._ 1 ~.. ··· ,..,: 1 ~,. 1 . t ran s, '"!':' , ' tty ·~!~ , . Wll ta¥a bJ lbe ::r~ pond ill . · accept1bi ' P.- IDIId1vlllCil 1~ ~~-~ ~~~ ~-~·-~ es~,(~lng} :.. ~poJ!y -5:~£ oans a By Dwlgbt C. Wetherbolt 1port to OOIHlcil • showed the I MEIGS politico Is getting an service wltb · ~ Fuel Co. Dr. c:omplel<id '120-hour l'Gil,... ill COunty CommlnJ..,._ wW 01> IN MEIGS. COUNTY firemen of the·cyDJage made early start for the May prim· Sellnl Bla2ewl<z isSisted in 11•· baale law • enlorcement"rlwio· .en on F,li. 11, tor a lie• FEDERAL grant& in three 41 fire runs dul1ng the past ary. There wiH be two races ing 4e chlldren · meaalel:t!..., day lllgllt 'at a dinnet"!Deetinl car for the ewnl)' engineer tie areas of Meigs County made year. Meigs Soli ' and Water In Middleport primal}' with ctpe, and another clinic lll .Pl~ 'wlllln •they wei'e preaenlell with pilriiJ!ont•.Tiie old enaJneer.., the biggest newo Ill' the week. Conservation Dl!trict wu Gene Grate opposing Richard ned. Mjss' Vivian P. Karr of Co- 1J>e1r cortlfleates. · S!allsttos b ·~ llled by lilt aherlll't Appropriations for river im· honored with llie pr<!Selllatlno Dalley for the clerk - treaaur- lumbus, daugbiDr of Mr•. IJid i]jolr''that ~ a ' li.winu ' ~ must de]W'ItileGt: . . : provements saw over $1 mU· of a good rating plaque In Co- er post, and veteran Mayor C. Mrs. C. R. Ka!T of Poinerny bate lllQrt llld more sldll. With . . · lion being, aUoted for the Rell- lwnbus by a national ofHciai.IO. Fisher will bave opposition bas been named 1o the 11116 IIHj riBtllg ertme rate, 11 Is CIT\' FIREMEN. _ IDII~ ville Dam and $9\!i million lor Receiving the plaque were Rex , from Lee Smith, former May· OutstandlnJ Young Women· , ol moot ' essential. Chief John two .alu;Dll In :M .bouni . I~ the Racine Dam, which as- Shenefield, Roy Miller and or. · Amedca. Feeoey • Kennett PoSI· Taylor wu the IDstrul!tlir. Weekend. Th,y 1!$'t ~ al sureo foU construction pro- Harold Cornahan. · I . American ·U!glOI) will again f:ft '!- m. '4lnllly to a Dr1 ' gress In the months ahead. Sy· I THE FIRST rabid animal of sponsor Boy ·,stiit<ro. · JAMES W. West, M, Galli· ctreull, lire ~ - tbe. ~ racuse forsees further expan- A GROUP of 14 Meigs school the year, a fox, was kUied the :. .. polls, wilo arrested and ch8rged Medical .iibkil did ' til ' sion on a $50,000, 40-year loan children were lucky last week. past week. A breaking and en- . IN _G 4[JU COUNTY with the breaking and, ~l'er· damage, IIIII •II I:M p, m~ SUllo for Improvement and expansion A Southern Distri<t bus driven !<ring wao reporled at Shen- RESIDENTS of' the area who IDg ofll)e <llarles EnnaJI ;lioJne day tG a Ifill f1rt 1111 JMbol of its water system. It was by Paul Sellars, 45, Rt. I, Port- ang Springs on Wednesday, but were aroqnc) were . rellvinl ex. at ft. Vinton St., wbert ·fii!J !'b. ·Tbe ' annual· nport· ~ lilt TODAY'S THOUGHT_ Be not simply good, be reported that tho lagoon pbase land, colllded with a car driv· nothing was taken. FB' re- periencoslast week on the 30!h was taken. steve Blalnt' ,: ·of paUee·· ~ ...,. ... . . . . good for something -Thoreau. of the Middleport oewage sys- en by Delmar L. Grady, 31, Rt. ports the capture ol Jamea anniversary of the lfeat 193'1 Huntington reported to thl!,• · ed 1111!• ~ . ~ ~ ttl · ]tern has. been finished, and In 2, Racine, near Rt. 1.24 Toes- Condlff, 22, an escapee from f\ood. The Oblo River reached IH's dep8l'llllellt tbat ciOIItlpg of wlddi '"" for tr,.mo -'l'lola- ··I;.t. Col:. an Salser, a Marine ~rps battalion com· ; the corruog months other parts day afternoon. AU of tbe chil· the Mason City jail a year lis highest point In liislory at was. stolen !rom his car = i ,l an tlons •.<:'l'l!t•'<l!>la1 ol . ~ate mander at c· P LeJune, s. c., has I.~ JII,'Oje~t -pf attempt· of the system will be ..~nder dren escaped lnJ"'Y but Mr. ngo. A car.wash Is onder con- GallipoliS, bul -wu sllghtly be- UJH'!.ver night spot. The ·;jliertU for the ;Jear .,waa toe. . . . ing to analyze. men in his sei!tli'lil' wbb llN<~Prob·j constniCI!on. ~ Grady and bls wife were treat- strucllon Chester. Me1gs low the figure ol the 1913 11ooc1 wa~ aloo lnveaUgatlng ll!e~lhe!t < ·' ,.. ' · . . !em soldiers:'• · :-- , . . 1 ,• ed. for injiJriea ..A Parkersburg High sludents will be c:baflled 'In the Pomeroy Rend area. A ol aWl another ,hattery .. ~ 1 A ClUMP came lo..JII!I· ~ Lt. Col. Sa r, a native Meigs .<!luntian. ~nd ~9~31 WEL'\IiiRE.Deportment work· dnver~ Billy BIV~, was ln· .wtlh the selection of school ~er of that flood .· w11 lfader ·belonJins to Oblo1~n- my of the pea wltb 1110 ~Ina graduate Q&!i,aclne High School, recent~ su(\lmartzed hiS era were ·exc1ted this past week Jured m a wreck m Middleport 1colors, and the "21 Groop" will graph!call~ dlsplared .In 1 .pic- ~ip. Cit~ pollee are ~ down ·oC .llu'et·, linea · Ill ,.•1111 thoughts oli'-the subject in a letter to a ctose lnend ·and w•th the prospects that they and later was arrested and . pi<k a sit< for home footl!oll lluril •.lllliwliie ·Qie waten ·J.ai> the \hell 'of a tool box~aloed Goodyear )lolyeaiDr pilot • II former schoolmate, Theron Johnson, RD 2, Racine. w<iuld ·moy~ Into the new build· charged with DWI. Ralph Snid- lgam.. of the new district blgb ,plftl !J.P.!!IIld . t~ Ker,r . (pgplfln at f100 !rom Merrill O'Qell of, Apple GrnYe. .~~- 71 The l•ttllj' from Col. Salser, m part, follows : . , mg JUst !1mshed In Middleport. er: Jr., of Middleport, . school. Man:b of Dlnleo !etten l in the I!IJI>Ue ~ , ~·*' Re!ioo•t Drive, anil 1 b!lnket JlfOduc:lioit WOiten 'fti.i. laid Disciplinary problems and .P~oblem children conlln· l Announcement of the lnlpend- jln)ured In a lw<H!ar colliSlon numbenng 5,1100 have been Ifilore was M l!efcanil i6~dn· rfom the car of Robert Nibert. oil, 11!'1 1111 d:'ll far •I'IO(IIIIbia • •4 ue to be the main burden adm1mstrallve-w1Se. My prob- 1mg move was made by Coon- near the S•lver Br~dge aa a mailed to county residents, Iches, an<l lhe "''~ "!'rived on ·'1" " the Wiea lfli .IDJIOIID'led. Tho !ems, however, seem very small when I compare them 1cilman John Zerkle, who was ; passenger in a car driven by I 1 Jan. 2711i. ·· ' ' ·' THE FIRST step Ln the act~- COilii'*IIY 11 ~ 111 bin wilh other battalions that have a ~ot less personnel. a ~~~ding !igor.• in getting the I' his father. . GERALD VIolet of I Tuppers !' vatl~n or the COippr~IU!IillVf Ia~ lnveatorleo 111111 ·~ mall . I have attempted to ~nalyz~, ''! a way, the offend~rs faCJUty for Middleport. A re1Plalno has retired after 20 yell1'11 FOUI\'l1:B" • ".area ~'1fl'S planning of Galllpllila and vlcln- · (ConllnaeiJ em Pap II) in my battalion through mterv~ewmg them, checkmg __ _ . . . .. _ _, . .. their records etc. I've even had some opportunities to .. " The Meigs ~ .... News Beat / 'Ira! l •.~ ~ J m '!"'I TWO talk 1with motherunderstan or fathedr.mg (never andhlaveno1w feel havethe a better as 1obothh). w y we o be the ustep.parents" and i -- ---- w· try to save these characters • forcement - judicial, polltkal from themselves. side. This embraces the politl· It aU adds up to a lack of cal power or the parents to I AT· -T· ,H EEKS ·SPEC .I• . ,,,,.• . BEST POSTURE TYPE MATTRESS VALVE AN'AVHERE AT THIS PF. . .;EI supervision on the part of the squash any charges against parents whU! the child is in their children, and abo t h the so-called f(lrmuu:ttivr yenr~. ·"warped" or "pplltica1-minded'' l This Is eaused by a number of judge who is not wllling to risk t: things, among which lile most I his political future by taking the prominent are: f appropriate action, but will re- Broken homes, where the j duce the charges, suspend the 1 children are with either t h e . sentence, or ln many, many ' mother ot father, and they In Ic~es drop the charg.. altogethturn must '!ork, and. the:~efor~ ~1 providing the defendant and cannot prov1de suffle<enl \gold:- hiS . parents agree to his enter· anee. · ' 1 ing the Armed Forces lnlmedi· - 1be c:bildren are not real- ,ately. Jy wanted, but were the end result of aalisfying a biological . This ty.pe. of thing Is, In real· urge and It all ends, one might 11ty • adm1ttmg tbat the . parents sa with tht! legal and-or mm·· and commumty have faded m .; .... on the new I . •"' mattress and box sp;r~g al y~bandonment of the off- their dutie~ and responsibilities, spring. and are usmg the. a~ed forces _ Putting self-satisfaction a- as a means of r1ddmg the IDbove all else _ particularly par- ! cale of , unwanted proble~ chil· ental responsibilities. This hap- ~ dren . \ et, th~y are th~ ftrst to pens in all types ol families I look down the1~ res~ctive noses and stands out most in those of and wag the1r p1ous tongues the medium to high economic when a serviceman makes the l~vels wherein the child is giv- 1newspaper as a result of some en anything he desires just to unlawful act. keep him out of the way of ~he 1 I feel that of the type serviceparents' activities. An example man I have mentioned, we can, of this is somelhing like. ·' Here 1 and do, save about 85-90 D€f I! $20. Just stay out of my , cent of them and give them sight" Normally this he does : back to the hometown a useful - sometimes for many years citizen. First, I'd better say - iD jails and state and feder-- are good when they oome in 11 prisons. that 85-90 per cenl of our men Jf- Ignorance on the part of the service and pese no pro!> parents reg:ardiilg their The other 10-15 per eent '· sibilities with the result are tbe "bad boys" I'm speakblelng they find out what IIley ing of. The IIS-!10 per cent we ~ ibou!d have bf>en dojng, ~.<)() save refer to the original 10-J'i for corrective action to per cent bad group I have re1bave any effect 011 tbe c:bild. In · ferred to above. ~ many cases, the parents read- Sometimes, I think our miU· · •lly ndmit IIIey are at fault and tal}' laws should be cnanged, ·. ~ign the necessary papers to ! or relaxed, to allow the com~ llllow the child 14 go In I b e imlllder to get rid of the incor,. Armed Services in tho hope rlglbleo aa soon as It Is deter:, , ~at we ean correct what thdy mined Iiley will not conlorm to 'bave f81led to do. I ilave Jud the 1-ulet l!ld regulationa rath. ll!tters from par111ts 11at1n1. .- tlian force WJ to ~~ the ~d I quotA!: "We have lalled bult Ill' our adntioillll1ltive ll!no ,.,.ewhere and we thought the no 10 per cent of Ollf personnel lliarine Corps could stralghtea llld In eosence, not pve enough ~ - oul He oeems to be C171D1 - - to the 80 per cenl 'tor discipline - we ilave ll•u AfiDr all tllll ramblln&, 11 all everything be wlllled, l!ld bolla 11oft to one word, "re11111 be Wnn'lllst<o to 111." ~1)'," which must be Tbe other pari CJI tbe )lietln lnsWled at I l<nder aae, or i ' the, local, bometowlt law ... lila .. .ttla .. IGit. ,tern. ·.( . :.Ste .-ua " SAVE comes $69.50 each alter F•. 28th. • Stretch out in lavish luxuty •.. enjoy 1 , _ feeUq of comfort oncj_~eattl\. . flrl IIUPPort,- the firm, pos!UM' typo fupport recommended by docton. . hlalthluloupfl<lfl, ~.~ '48! ' . MTw.. _. ....... let• ~- . . Mltlr• and Mi~~na ·-~ . Mason Furniture · l PH 77'll$$92 • ~ HdMAK GRATE , 'I' .. 2.PI0011lot . . . . ....... . . llrbW I ·, ~tohlde. ) • t.lolchin1 box sprlna thot't specially c6ordlnated wtth the mattress for , floill print ccwer that's 11most too .· . '. . • Ollco-h>+llfetjme chance. Suggested retail price boccmeo $189.00 aft• fobnlar)o 2811i. . • Over 30 square feet of ntll"iflcent , sleepinl area, yet not ·too' larp for ";~- the lvtrlp IIH bedroQm, • EnM the elegance of a deep.quilted ... . SAVE • Hurry I SUggested retail Jl.liil be. ' lo. / ,{ ' . I MASON, W. VA. ' • • 1.1 j •· " I mi• • II 1 , fil _':.J Oen., r The charge apllilt'Pi!WJ ,.. ; lllllted from .. ~~ Jan, !4; In wltkib 1bt wu drlvlnJ went off fJ!II:j Holl~w Rd. and rolled flltli • " omall creek. There . ..... . . teenagers in the cor,, I~ Dalley. Follf were lnjureil, -., whom were admitted tG •llfll bospltal. ·• Judge Howell, In other (lllnl' .,.... Satun!ly, fined RchiN McCalla, 16, Ill. I, 0!111, ' polls, t5 llld coac., no ~ _ I U,. ." ,. o ll<~>J~Be, lll!f!•·bfelled l'i' 1~'"·"' !Jond of Dole·:J'. W~ IT, Ga~ ffft7f . • ol IIIH.JC. ., WINTER -' ~uclllo Priddy, above, Rutland, Is scraping snow from the wlndahieltl of her cor Sat· urdoy morsollltl• Snow bOo gan falll~~t~·. in tho aroa Fridoy "'""'"~~· cauollltl hazardous driving condl·. tlono. All woek reoldanta of tho Meigs areo <t11lovod spring llko woethar. Wed· noodoy Mro. Fred Crow, Syr1cuse, one of m• ny homemokora out to .,joy tho sunshlno. Tomperaturoo rongod from 66 to 70 dogr- until Frl• day, winter reappeared. Thia lllftl period laat yoer trl-unty folks woro dllg· glng out from undor a 12 Inch &nowfall, . Rivet "' ,.. *•• . u.•. qtllll1en ~ . =~tr. . 'l)leoe chanir~ portantiAI .... In the Jlild,re&t: Effective · the •11uJes•' wUibe ~;..w ,• BUDDING FORSYTHIA - Mrs. fr"'l (Eleanor) Crow, cuts branctu:s from h~r flll-~t)l!.a ~ll at her home in Syracuse. Mrs. Crow liM lOQ -~~e't! ·df forsythia which is beginning to- bUd. EaC'Ii yl!ili-· people driving by stop to admire the beautiful yellow foil· age. Mrs. Crow raises a variety of beautiful flowers, one of her many hobbies. !16-764 .. Rule :111 "'fttfs rule shall il!'l g!YO to I llllllli! vessel the riptt to haJnper the aafe passage •' a larie ll<am vessel m- vessel wUI1 tow tbat is ascelllllng oi clescendlna 1 river." And Rule 2f Ia new: "A steam veMel of less than 65 feet In lengtb which can maneuver easily allaU 1111 hamper the safe passage of a large vessel or vesael with tow that is ascendiq or tlescentlilll a river." Radio Club Buys Set for RE-Acr �• ~o on the River . • onaway Po.meroy FerrybOat,.Loosed.by Ice, Cap~ured- at·~Iifton BY l)fi::ll; 'IIIOMAII 1media!ely slarted alter the run- nBIIling between Pomeroy llld giDe8 of! the po<bt llarrf _ D.,...... ~ wodiiQc in I ,.. llltlll 1qe lbowed 35.5 Ioili • hi 11011re, 11b,1ppe1! 1o Chli:'-1 'r "POMEROY FERRYBOAT owoy in a yawl. '111ey caucht Mason. After quite· a bit ofre- Knox, )>ullf :aUiirlelt,t ,~ ·<Ill }luJII at the Item of otW rtainlat ,a rapld 'rate . .. ' ltlf ."!fi'l'llli rt... lo · - jB baJito. .. ' Ran Away From 11er Moorings, up w!th tbe bolt just above Mid- awdl I ·faw>d Ibis brief his- Tbe ~ .l'hl ru ilp 1111 lnilla; Tbey ........, bldlt o! I he at I:JII a.m. • 'JI ·•• f~ npldl1 ioi •Pitllburall· It · . Bot Is ReeapiUJ'ed At t1if· dleport ud oucoetded In ~ tory .of the ferryboat -iD ~ Nov. IUQII!ID HI• bettl- llarid· olil ¥ell ,.,.!yard 11 11110!' • Cap(o!p Boward .Donrlllly, fell obou1 1 ~ •1111 ;hour f 0 r It 111011 lo "" that W• ""' too," wll 1 frolll pqe story 1n ing ber at the West ViriJttia 12, !til edliloa ol tbe Ttibulle: 1,. ·~ lleflrly, a _d!Jianoo , 01 t11J lor the !ale Captain ·jiat- ilhadmosler; U)le!:l8 ~ • liieveral bou!1. ' ; , '" ·ltBia' •IPPed ....,.,... ...... the Jan. 23, ttiT edition of the shore just at the upper end of '111e ferr)'holt Champloa No. J 1111 miles ~ ·- ot.the '!'..tbest voy Balley. . • feel ~ fl'om report.o he his ' . • . t •· IIIIo of 1mn1w dowa tlit rt... !If'' Gallipolis DaUy Tribtme. Clifton . . . of Pomeroy;-"!" of the- fill'· ~ ol<. .at il&h~ th lo Tbe Champ No.2 wu buj1t tn ;recelvod lrl)m tile head wat<n. J~ 17, - •:'lbo . rivera 111rpo, but 1.ut J!Oit.' .II From the filos of 50 years a- The above story was eredi!Od ryboats on Cite:,•~ Ohio~ liN ~be ever~w. l.L 11U 0J1!1 was oold to the late •A.'taae 'ol ~feel II c~tu¥et are aU fiUing at;tlldr ~ bllllber -fl'om ..\'ru. go 00 111e river, here is the to the Pomeroy Dally News. made bet laetlti1p, liav)nl· ~ ~ V~lleUe w" JliO op. CaP~ Pan G~, well all't, PleallDt. biUJe, ·II waten. , ' · , _. arri ed at· a.artea'- ha · 9 story · GOT AWAY AGAIN sold to i!W ~-MasllP Cil}', JliO&IUon the K'Dq~ J1111:b mlwn dod< man llld father ol any, 4amqe).. e>:pected ~~~~ , ' R IU. -. .,_ l\lo~y Digbt 1 llfle &Orge But thafs not the end of the l!rldp;~, ·· · : · ~~Hill ~ tat lhe ltD ~ .B~ G..,. a1 a~.Jupo.j tbe hlgb water 1n tbb ae<lidli. , J... a river hal :::,. been:OC~ o1 s11nre lee which had broken story about the Champion No. Thel'l' ~ ~\>""" oeveral boatyard I~ IJ83 or JIIM. The U.. Lalor ll!le .,... lehuilt l!ldl· · .' .• ,. ·: , ~ ~~ · heielU(•i>!dl1 .for liP ' lOose abilo..J.... due to the 3. She got away again, •• re- Pom~ro~ fei'i'y~ Champions, Harry D. ~ llld . Valley renamed, "ReUef!' llld later Joa. U, !tiT ;_ The , l'iv1or .-enJ Clayal!ld ha4<1#1·• Co.t- ""'- ~- Rl•n 111 tow 01 npldly rWng rl~er. struck the lated here from the Jan. 35, Ione of which waa 'the Charilpioo Belle both ~ . later sold. the oold to the !at< Captain GGrdnn waa riBiq slowly ·at 110911. ~ of' ooft ·mud 'CIIl!<IJ!• t.onu the llan'elt lAne lowboa!. ~ 1 J'omeroy and Mason City ferry- 1Pl7 edition of the TribWle: No. 2,' operated at GaUipolls Knox going 10 the RavfDSwood- G. Greene l!ld €aplaln Cblrleal !all Ia ezpocied by Thuroday af· , ' eaP.taJn P\lrJea r1 ,s~a~ Barrett. ' ' ' Champlm No. s, which was .The Pomeroy ferryboat Oullll- s~veral yean bact. ~ Cham- Parl:ersburg ,trade W\ltre they F. Slilder, who. "!th C,Rtaill, ternoOn. , ' :. , lleVOii ,lbt'/eoal. fllllli!O be II 1j1 reported '!Jial ~ at a landing at Mason p1on No. s was camed away a- p1on No. 2 ..., owned IJid oper· plied ~Y. 1D D!DIIDand 1111. Gordoa Green OWII8 'lbe ,AlleghJIIIY ~·"" lee, dlle ~~Sunday -"'1 when bqat owuen ~YO beoli pay'•l and tnre lt, together with gam tut mght when she a~ ated here by the late Captain of the Ia!< Qjptam Cooper IJid Maysville ferry where ,the R&- bere filr todi~, ,., ftllli\jj 11)1 he 1/!r<!Oibt a. ~arge 01 · f,~ 11 hllh aa :K tea~!~ 1 bl!lbel ro;. ~~~~ floa~ loose from the tempted to cross to Mason C1ty Rate L. Hamilton, after' the lo- the late Captain Edwards. The llel now b at ,ber home port'. river at Par~ersburg Toeoday, buslle1l q~ ,cOa! 111 tow .of lbe La- coal at Cia~ whli:ll 11 cUI;. Iii and swept them down and became entangled m a raft cal ferryboat (Kitty Woodo) Relle was rehuiit •t the Pari:· ucept when doing service atlaflernooo. . .• • ·. . , roy (rom 'the l,lllck tlng deep W!oi lllelr pro~~c.,· · 1 rtv<... of runaway logs in mid-river. was bomed. Later the Champ- ersbllfg docks in 18911 IJid wasj' aome other port aoa l'flief boat. , ~ '' · ; for Eli!' Hll'rlloil. . · ' ' " • .' night The ferryboat and passengers ioo No. 2 sank .at the Local ferry reboill again last winter (11127), Jan. IIi, 1t17'- The river~ .Ca~ . ~ IIJI coal Is It Ia allo said IAI baVe ~ campbell, the was the only person 1were carried down the nver landing at the fool of Collfl St., by tbe Bryants (BU!y and Jose- , HERE ARE SOME LOCAL; gao faUinJthla mornJng alte!: plentllpi-tl ti!e KllllBwha mines the LoulJ'iUI~III padlel .I the boat al the time, some distance before t!'" boat IJid was purdlased and opera!- phine) ol showboat fame to!rlvor condiUooa reported daUy altalnlnJ a ...,11! of a Hille over if you to af10r II;· ~coal op.' ~pany f:I80 ,for fuOI ,fat I ;'lUIIIIed the alarm which and her wheel were diSlodged ed for some time by Csplain tow their Doatlng theater. fl'om the River News of liO 40 feet, . ·• •> eratora are .unable 1 aeeure I'OUiidlrlr .of, the, &team!"" a~ , .,, very weak owing to the from the raft of Jogs, and the Ulysses Granl Haine• and the AU Pomeroy ferryboats call· yean ago: · . There ""' ·ci!n5iderable Ice cars tn.in 1110- K, &. l'll1nlad ol LoufivtiJe. . · , ~t ·that the steam was very Champion returned to Mason late Coptaln ~ Mootieth. ~ Champion ~ere of the ~~ ' ,f pas8lilg lhlo mOI'II!nl, suWoied .lio Jill ,tlieJr ordm. ,. !art:• ~ Fuel ~ ~ th• ~~~· boat was t1ed up for ~!Y s~;! . was securely bed to The ChaJnpllln No. 3 has en- Jack stern des~, With___!!'_e!!'.-~•_";_ZI:._~~'I_- The~~m.': AD be from !'llt8bt!rgb..· . · ." 1g0Uill nf Kailawhal!lter eoalll cents 1 buJbel 1, ~ .R:J( ihelrlud mr """"'"ol ·lllile = mT,-.- ma ' r' !bel . ' • Jury Gets 10 Cases · ....... ~ • • Till Grand Jur'/ fll. the Jan. II. , twy term 01 Gallla COilnly IIIJnaltl F. llhlt., II, Calllpi>eotnJilOii ~ oawt wW Ita, larprf;"'llarold t'. Deuney, 1 , _ at , ..: to.,.... 21. MlddliprSftt 1111ult with ltdlir 10 tr._-jpta flllt(lqau.t a dapproot wapon; David Mmdai ...l!ll, porlllll wltb the clfl'll of courta ofllt>it, The ,rand jnry wUI conaldei: the l1tllowtnJ ..... p101 any n~~>- ·er whLcll may come ,e; creiiJ befor1' lbe ,rand jllfOI'I: Cbartles of ·brW:fnc and .,.. tertng llld lfllld lllrCOII)' • plnol Jlllll& W. Weal, M, G.lOpolis, in emnee1Jon with the 21 break-In llld tllo theft of M at .the l'flldence of Charleo E. Ebnnan, f4 Vinloll ~ J••· , Clwteea, Jolm P. )lell1e Ta......,., Leoni A. JIIMI D<Mey, ),lu1int j Prlce, Billie !villi·~·:: ! Cox, , ~ Willis, Sharp, 20. Rt. I OU IIIli, br.,._ Call, Bei.y Lou Taw•ney, Ina llld entell'inil llld Jrand M. Walhr, Noal! C. .,g;;;;;;; lln:eny; Pill T. rebel. 32, Jo • Ann Thompooo, counts ., • PhUllpo, Byrd $w......,,....~:;1 . , . chectl w!tl1 ll!llifliclent 1oo It Neal, r.....u w. Sl. fuodo; llld Rtcl!aN llDIK'h. Martha M, Wood, Patricia at. CaUi]llilfi; Emmett L. AJr. McCreedy, Dorothy ·v. llarl'l-1 en, St, Gallipolis; and Cl>ariM lOft, Pormt K. Moore, R, PbDllpol2211, GaBipolls, at I ard L. Newberry, Franlilln !or no~. Jan, Rlllh M. Schoonover, Grll)ll jilid11 wUI be ~ecttd ley Morgan, Iva W. 51<(11\mfrom th!J q•Hst of prospective oon, Ch~rlea E. U!wts, jUrolo drMm Dec. 1e: Mattie F. Sljllth, and Hazel Wortman. VOL 1 NO. 52 SUNDAY, , JANUARY 29, 1967 SECOND SECTION License Suspended SixMon hs Joe Cliealpe•r·twn Gallia OOIIIliJ juvenile ..,.. John w. Howell Salunla7 Inc IU8(IODiied the ......--~ cense of Joe L. Dalley, II, .. i7 Chillicothe Rd., for U.. 111011th• nn a Slate Hilbway pjilo ol lpeed ~a·;·a::. road and weather · I)ONNA BUSH Miss Bush is • char.. mine I -:t"";; The Week in Review 1 Mr. Campbell, much excited, went to work firing to raise SEVE~ WEEKS AGO, steam, and Captain Charles Doug Wetherholt, asslStant ad- :~::u::~:·n:~:~~e:;n::::u::.:~::: ;9~:9:7 10 I ~ ,i • ( 1 \ ., ' ', . Fd IG :::~~ ~~: :::!pt;.~dot;a~i =~tr~~orf.:\n~:::~u~:s:~~t f e era quit L . B .- ,. . ..E. . .·~ , . ._ 1 ~.. ··· ,..,: 1 ~,. 1 . t ran s, '"!':' , ' tty ·~!~ , . Wll ta¥a bJ lbe ::r~ pond ill . · accept1bi ' P.- IDIId1vlllCil 1~ ~~-~ ~~~ ~-~·-~ es~,(~lng} :.. ~poJ!y -5:~£ oans a By Dwlgbt C. Wetherbolt 1port to OOIHlcil • showed the I MEIGS politico Is getting an service wltb · ~ Fuel Co. Dr. c:omplel<id '120-hour l'Gil,... ill COunty CommlnJ..,._ wW 01> IN MEIGS. COUNTY firemen of the·cyDJage made early start for the May prim· Sellnl Bla2ewl<z isSisted in 11•· baale law • enlorcement"rlwio· .en on F,li. 11, tor a lie• FEDERAL grant& in three 41 fire runs dul1ng the past ary. There wiH be two races ing 4e chlldren · meaalel:t!..., day lllgllt 'at a dinnet"!Deetinl car for the ewnl)' engineer tie areas of Meigs County made year. Meigs Soli ' and Water In Middleport primal}' with ctpe, and another clinic lll .Pl~ 'wlllln •they wei'e preaenlell with pilriiJ!ont•.Tiie old enaJneer.., the biggest newo Ill' the week. Conservation Dl!trict wu Gene Grate opposing Richard ned. Mjss' Vivian P. Karr of Co- 1J>e1r cortlfleates. · S!allsttos b ·~ llled by lilt aherlll't Appropriations for river im· honored with llie pr<!Selllatlno Dalley for the clerk - treaaur- lumbus, daugbiDr of Mr•. IJid i]jolr''that ~ a ' li.winu ' ~ must de]W'ItileGt: . . : provements saw over $1 mU· of a good rating plaque In Co- er post, and veteran Mayor C. Mrs. C. R. Ka!T of Poinerny bate lllQrt llld more sldll. With . . · lion being, aUoted for the Rell- lwnbus by a national ofHciai.IO. Fisher will bave opposition bas been named 1o the 11116 IIHj riBtllg ertme rate, 11 Is CIT\' FIREMEN. _ IDII~ ville Dam and $9\!i million lor Receiving the plaque were Rex , from Lee Smith, former May· OutstandlnJ Young Women· , ol moot ' essential. Chief John two .alu;Dll In :M .bouni . I~ the Racine Dam, which as- Shenefield, Roy Miller and or. · Amedca. Feeoey • Kennett PoSI· Taylor wu the IDstrul!tlir. Weekend. Th,y 1!$'t ~ al sureo foU construction pro- Harold Cornahan. · I . American ·U!glOI) will again f:ft '!- m. '4lnllly to a Dr1 ' gress In the months ahead. Sy· I THE FIRST rabid animal of sponsor Boy ·,stiit<ro. · JAMES W. West, M, Galli· ctreull, lire ~ - tbe. ~ racuse forsees further expan- A GROUP of 14 Meigs school the year, a fox, was kUied the :. .. polls, wilo arrested and ch8rged Medical .iibkil did ' til ' sion on a $50,000, 40-year loan children were lucky last week. past week. A breaking and en- . IN _G 4[JU COUNTY with the breaking and, ~l'er· damage, IIIII •II I:M p, m~ SUllo for Improvement and expansion A Southern Distri<t bus driven !<ring wao reporled at Shen- RESIDENTS of' the area who IDg ofll)e <llarles EnnaJI ;lioJne day tG a Ifill f1rt 1111 JMbol of its water system. It was by Paul Sellars, 45, Rt. I, Port- ang Springs on Wednesday, but were aroqnc) were . rellvinl ex. at ft. Vinton St., wbert ·fii!J !'b. ·Tbe ' annual· nport· ~ lilt TODAY'S THOUGHT_ Be not simply good, be reported that tho lagoon pbase land, colllded with a car driv· nothing was taken. FB' re- periencoslast week on the 30!h was taken. steve Blalnt' ,: ·of paUee·· ~ ...,. ... . . . . good for something -Thoreau. of the Middleport oewage sys- en by Delmar L. Grady, 31, Rt. ports the capture ol Jamea anniversary of the lfeat 193'1 Huntington reported to thl!,• · ed 1111!• ~ . ~ ~ ttl · ]tern has. been finished, and In 2, Racine, near Rt. 1.24 Toes- Condlff, 22, an escapee from f\ood. The Oblo River reached IH's dep8l'llllellt tbat ciOIItlpg of wlddi '"" for tr,.mo -'l'lola- ··I;.t. Col:. an Salser, a Marine ~rps battalion com· ; the corruog months other parts day afternoon. AU of tbe chil· the Mason City jail a year lis highest point In liislory at was. stolen !rom his car = i ,l an tlons •.<:'l'l!t•'<l!>la1 ol . ~ate mander at c· P LeJune, s. c., has I.~ JII,'Oje~t -pf attempt· of the system will be ..~nder dren escaped lnJ"'Y but Mr. ngo. A car.wash Is onder con- GallipoliS, bul -wu sllghtly be- UJH'!.ver night spot. The ·;jliertU for the ;Jear .,waa toe. . . . ing to analyze. men in his sei!tli'lil' wbb llN<~Prob·j constniCI!on. ~ Grady and bls wife were treat- strucllon Chester. Me1gs low the figure ol the 1913 11ooc1 wa~ aloo lnveaUgatlng ll!e~lhe!t < ·' ,.. ' · . . !em soldiers:'• · :-- , . . 1 ,• ed. for injiJriea ..A Parkersburg High sludents will be c:baflled 'In the Pomeroy Rend area. A ol aWl another ,hattery .. ~ 1 A ClUMP came lo..JII!I· ~ Lt. Col. Sa r, a native Meigs .<!luntian. ~nd ~9~31 WEL'\IiiRE.Deportment work· dnver~ Billy BIV~, was ln· .wtlh the selection of school ~er of that flood .· w11 lfader ·belonJins to Oblo1~n- my of the pea wltb 1110 ~Ina graduate Q&!i,aclne High School, recent~ su(\lmartzed hiS era were ·exc1ted this past week Jured m a wreck m Middleport 1colors, and the "21 Groop" will graph!call~ dlsplared .In 1 .pic- ~ip. Cit~ pollee are ~ down ·oC .llu'et·, linea · Ill ,.•1111 thoughts oli'-the subject in a letter to a ctose lnend ·and w•th the prospects that they and later was arrested and . pi<k a sit< for home footl!oll lluril •.lllliwliie ·Qie waten ·J.ai> the \hell 'of a tool box~aloed Goodyear )lolyeaiDr pilot • II former schoolmate, Theron Johnson, RD 2, Racine. w<iuld ·moy~ Into the new build· charged with DWI. Ralph Snid- lgam.. of the new district blgb ,plftl !J.P.!!IIld . t~ Ker,r . (pgplfln at f100 !rom Merrill O'Qell of, Apple GrnYe. .~~- 71 The l•ttllj' from Col. Salser, m part, follows : . , mg JUst !1mshed In Middleport. er: Jr., of Middleport, . school. Man:b of Dlnleo !etten l in the I!IJI>Ue ~ , ~·*' Re!ioo•t Drive, anil 1 b!lnket JlfOduc:lioit WOiten 'fti.i. laid Disciplinary problems and .P~oblem children conlln· l Announcement of the lnlpend- jln)ured In a lw<H!ar colliSlon numbenng 5,1100 have been Ifilore was M l!efcanil i6~dn· rfom the car of Robert Nibert. oil, 11!'1 1111 d:'ll far •I'IO(IIIIbia • •4 ue to be the main burden adm1mstrallve-w1Se. My prob- 1mg move was made by Coon- near the S•lver Br~dge aa a mailed to county residents, Iches, an<l lhe "''~ "!'rived on ·'1" " the Wiea lfli .IDJIOIID'led. Tho !ems, however, seem very small when I compare them 1cilman John Zerkle, who was ; passenger in a car driven by I 1 Jan. 2711i. ·· ' ' ·' THE FIRST step Ln the act~- COilii'*IIY 11 ~ 111 bin wilh other battalions that have a ~ot less personnel. a ~~~ding !igor.• in getting the I' his father. . GERALD VIolet of I Tuppers !' vatl~n or the COippr~IU!IillVf Ia~ lnveatorleo 111111 ·~ mall . I have attempted to ~nalyz~, ''! a way, the offend~rs faCJUty for Middleport. A re1Plalno has retired after 20 yell1'11 FOUI\'l1:B" • ".area ~'1fl'S planning of Galllpllila and vlcln- · (ConllnaeiJ em Pap II) in my battalion through mterv~ewmg them, checkmg __ _ . . . .. _ _, . .. their records etc. I've even had some opportunities to .. " The Meigs ~ .... News Beat / 'Ira! l •.~ ~ J m '!"'I TWO talk 1with motherunderstan or fathedr.mg (never andhlaveno1w feel havethe a better as 1obothh). w y we o be the ustep.parents" and i -- ---- w· try to save these characters • forcement - judicial, polltkal from themselves. side. This embraces the politl· It aU adds up to a lack of cal power or the parents to I AT· -T· ,H EEKS ·SPEC .I• . ,,,,.• . BEST POSTURE TYPE MATTRESS VALVE AN'AVHERE AT THIS PF. . .;EI supervision on the part of the squash any charges against parents whU! the child is in their children, and abo t h the so-called f(lrmuu:ttivr yenr~. ·"warped" or "pplltica1-minded'' l This Is eaused by a number of judge who is not wllling to risk t: things, among which lile most I his political future by taking the prominent are: f appropriate action, but will re- Broken homes, where the j duce the charges, suspend the 1 children are with either t h e . sentence, or ln many, many ' mother ot father, and they In Ic~es drop the charg.. altogethturn must '!ork, and. the:~efor~ ~1 providing the defendant and cannot prov1de suffle<enl \gold:- hiS . parents agree to his enter· anee. · ' 1 ing the Armed Forces lnlmedi· - 1be c:bildren are not real- ,ately. Jy wanted, but were the end result of aalisfying a biological . This ty.pe. of thing Is, In real· urge and It all ends, one might 11ty • adm1ttmg tbat the . parents sa with tht! legal and-or mm·· and commumty have faded m .; .... on the new I . •"' mattress and box sp;r~g al y~bandonment of the off- their dutie~ and responsibilities, spring. and are usmg the. a~ed forces _ Putting self-satisfaction a- as a means of r1ddmg the IDbove all else _ particularly par- ! cale of , unwanted proble~ chil· ental responsibilities. This hap- ~ dren . \ et, th~y are th~ ftrst to pens in all types ol families I look down the1~ res~ctive noses and stands out most in those of and wag the1r p1ous tongues the medium to high economic when a serviceman makes the l~vels wherein the child is giv- 1newspaper as a result of some en anything he desires just to unlawful act. keep him out of the way of ~he 1 I feel that of the type serviceparents' activities. An example man I have mentioned, we can, of this is somelhing like. ·' Here 1 and do, save about 85-90 D€f I! $20. Just stay out of my , cent of them and give them sight" Normally this he does : back to the hometown a useful - sometimes for many years citizen. First, I'd better say - iD jails and state and feder-- are good when they oome in 11 prisons. that 85-90 per cenl of our men Jf- Ignorance on the part of the service and pese no pro!> parents reg:ardiilg their The other 10-15 per eent '· sibilities with the result are tbe "bad boys" I'm speakblelng they find out what IIley ing of. The IIS-!10 per cent we ~ ibou!d have bf>en dojng, ~.<)() save refer to the original 10-J'i for corrective action to per cent bad group I have re1bave any effect 011 tbe c:bild. In · ferred to above. ~ many cases, the parents read- Sometimes, I think our miU· · •lly ndmit IIIey are at fault and tal}' laws should be cnanged, ·. ~ign the necessary papers to ! or relaxed, to allow the com~ llllow the child 14 go In I b e imlllder to get rid of the incor,. Armed Services in tho hope rlglbleo aa soon as It Is deter:, , ~at we ean correct what thdy mined Iiley will not conlorm to 'bave f81led to do. I ilave Jud the 1-ulet l!ld regulationa rath. ll!tters from par111ts 11at1n1. .- tlian force WJ to ~~ the ~d I quotA!: "We have lalled bult Ill' our adntioillll1ltive ll!no ,.,.ewhere and we thought the no 10 per cent of Ollf personnel lliarine Corps could stralghtea llld In eosence, not pve enough ~ - oul He oeems to be C171D1 - - to the 80 per cenl 'tor discipline - we ilave ll•u AfiDr all tllll ramblln&, 11 all everything be wlllled, l!ld bolla 11oft to one word, "re11111 be Wnn'lllst<o to 111." ~1)'," which must be Tbe other pari CJI tbe )lietln lnsWled at I l<nder aae, or i ' the, local, bometowlt law ... lila .. .ttla .. IGit. ,tern. ·.( . :.Ste .-ua " SAVE comes $69.50 each alter F•. 28th. • Stretch out in lavish luxuty •.. enjoy 1 , _ feeUq of comfort oncj_~eattl\. . flrl IIUPPort,- the firm, pos!UM' typo fupport recommended by docton. . hlalthluloupfl<lfl, ~.~ '48! ' . MTw.. _. ....... let• ~- . . Mltlr• and Mi~~na ·-~ . Mason Furniture · l PH 77'll$$92 • ~ HdMAK GRATE , 'I' .. 2.PI0011lot . . . . ....... . . llrbW I ·, ~tohlde. ) • t.lolchin1 box sprlna thot't specially c6ordlnated wtth the mattress for , floill print ccwer that's 11most too .· . '. . • Ollco-h>+llfetjme chance. Suggested retail price boccmeo $189.00 aft• fobnlar)o 2811i. . • Over 30 square feet of ntll"iflcent , sleepinl area, yet not ·too' larp for ";~- the lvtrlp IIH bedroQm, • EnM the elegance of a deep.quilted ... . SAVE • Hurry I SUggested retail Jl.liil be. ' lo. / ,{ ' . I MASON, W. VA. ' • • 1.1 j •· " I mi• • II 1 , fil _':.J Oen., r The charge apllilt'Pi!WJ ,.. ; lllllted from .. ~~ Jan, !4; In wltkib 1bt wu drlvlnJ went off fJ!II:j Holl~w Rd. and rolled flltli • " omall creek. There . ..... . . teenagers in the cor,, I~ Dalley. Follf were lnjureil, -., whom were admitted tG •llfll bospltal. ·• Judge Howell, In other (lllnl' .,.... Satun!ly, fined RchiN McCalla, 16, Ill. I, 0!111, ' polls, t5 llld coac., no ~ _ I U,. ." ,. o ll<~>J~Be, lll!f!•·bfelled l'i' 1~'"·"' !Jond of Dole·:J'. W~ IT, Ga~ ffft7f . • ol IIIH.JC. ., WINTER -' ~uclllo Priddy, above, Rutland, Is scraping snow from the wlndahieltl of her cor Sat· urdoy morsollltl• Snow bOo gan falll~~t~·. in tho aroa Fridoy "'""'"~~· cauollltl hazardous driving condl·. tlono. All woek reoldanta of tho Meigs areo <t11lovod spring llko woethar. Wed· noodoy Mro. Fred Crow, Syr1cuse, one of m• ny homemokora out to .,joy tho sunshlno. Tomperaturoo rongod from 66 to 70 dogr- until Frl• day, winter reappeared. Thia lllftl period laat yoer trl-unty folks woro dllg· glng out from undor a 12 Inch &nowfall, . Rivet "' ,.. *•• . u.•. qtllll1en ~ . =~tr. . 'l)leoe chanir~ portantiAI .... In the Jlild,re&t: Effective · the •11uJes•' wUibe ~;..w ,• BUDDING FORSYTHIA - Mrs. fr"'l (Eleanor) Crow, cuts branctu:s from h~r flll-~t)l!.a ~ll at her home in Syracuse. Mrs. Crow liM lOQ -~~e't! ·df forsythia which is beginning to- bUd. EaC'Ii yl!ili-· people driving by stop to admire the beautiful yellow foil· age. Mrs. Crow raises a variety of beautiful flowers, one of her many hobbies. !16-764 .. Rule :111 "'fttfs rule shall il!'l g!YO to I llllllli! vessel the riptt to haJnper the aafe passage •' a larie ll<am vessel m- vessel wUI1 tow tbat is ascelllllng oi clescendlna 1 river." And Rule 2f Ia new: "A steam veMel of less than 65 feet In lengtb which can maneuver easily allaU 1111 hamper the safe passage of a large vessel or vesael with tow that is ascendiq or tlescentlilll a river." Radio Club Buys Set for RE-Acr �.I " . I. . ~wo C Women Hurt in Saturday Wreck . • ' ' . •• ' . Tw M- '-.!7 WOIMD him, JdtDa V. Colt.., 51, IloJa. diate!J ~rated. An ~ l"ridlJ Wll tbal _of ..,..od in1Dor lnjurt.. ill a two ware, wu lllll!!le to stop 111111 The patrol elted Mrs. eorr.. l Paul E. IIOIT!soll, 21, Rlllllflt. 1 ,. -.r ~ .,.. £i>lllslon atl·l! a.m. Satur- her ear lllru<to: lho bid< or lho,ll> Galllpbllo aumldpal Cl01111 ,loll, W, Va., ~ 1o Rt. 7, front ol the 1Crawford .,.... 1Jaa. 21 111 a <fw1e ol Ullure ' a blchwtJ UlelU plnllll, or~ Blue Wl1lmr m,bt rlub, at Mn. Colt.. ..tlond af>raaloM!to atOp wiiii1D the WUI'<II II> <lallipoUJ IDlllllclpaJ """!'l """''· of the lheo but waa DOl diltanee. Feb. 1. , / • .q, .,. The in Stale HJcbway Ka·l m.- patrol ~~:~~so;E!: clear! ' ' l .' . ' '' E: Man Charged Wit~ Hi ~&kip Fined $~0, · ~:~·~~a A. Siiriler. 29' Pl. Jailed, Lf!ses License for Six Months rZ!jce~~ ::Ill~ Galllpolls Municipal J'!'IB•• In other Slate - . . . , PI· P'orfeltb!J bonds Cfl.l 01trol her lower IN>nt teeth were Ioos- , Robert s. Bell Saturday lll01'D- trol eases. Judie IIetz ftned : ehal'8•• were: David r . .,_, . eGod A Doroth Iing lined Phillip R. Brannon, Jdella V. Colt.., ~~. lielaware, 32, Jac:bon. ~.50, and. Larry 1. ~::..i. pwe~ger,H h ~ ~ ·7. Rl !.Sugar Grove. $5(1and l$15 and Mill, I.Uote ID •1op D. Curry, fl, ChetaileUe, af,• l .._..art, 311, ew aven, a coats 011 1 elty pollee marco of wlth!D the IUfn'etl elear .U... 50, lor ~•, :'!:i~! le~a:':itb- irutsklp. BraMon also received tance; David R. Holll)o, 23,_Rt. Arrested by elty poll~. 2'er-~ ·1ro1 .d lytll sucii Ia ftve day jail sentence and a 2, Galllpolls, t211 llld Mill, ry L Utile, 18, Gllllpolla, waa l The pa ""' . e er ois monlhl license ouapei!Slon.Jopoedlng; Rwi!OU Jenklna, M. lined flO and 00111 191' rte:tJea ear w~ _slttlng trmafllthe h::!:i The eharge of hitoklp lnvolv· Rt. 2 Bldwe)l, fl5 and , COlis, oporatlon; and ForrMt G. 1 • bound •&no 0 ed a car owaed by State High· !allure to Yleld the rigllt of Woyon, 2i, KeiU&I, t2ll 'and ncrth. wi~ 00 llghta on. Mrs. way Jl!ltrolman David L Prof· ~ wly; l\l!ymdnd A. c.tn, sa, t:Osta, !Dtolleatlon and ~ Lf\'• w,a -unable ID see the atb· fit, whleh had beea parked by Jack!on, 15. and COils, left of ly eooduct. Forleltbia 1 tt7.10 or-car in tlnle ID avoid a colll- his wife at her mother's home, : center: and Homer W. Swain, 'bond lor reetJ..,. operali!Jn JiQII beeiii!S<! of tho blowing at 1120 T)l1rd Ave. The bltsldp 159, Galllpolls, IIi and ata,j'wu Jamoa E. Ward, 18, Rt. 1 GETrlNQ READYfiii!IW, vlly d was discovered by elty pollce •Jiop 11111 violation. GalllpoU.. • ftrr the band'l w~er Botb cars ~ere hea am- at 1:20 a.m. Friday. / ed. There \Ifill no aaed, accordmg to the patrol. Brannon wao apprehended by -::::::.==::::-=::.:::.=.:::.::=;~::::-~-;:,-r------:::-::--:--:""·C:::::--:-::r:~;-:::..--:-;;-~;:-::±;=-:-::;No charge was filed. ' the State Highway patrol l~_the Slllljlay A IOOIHoVered slippery Friday morning in Pomeroy. , 0f8 . hllhWIJ wu tile apparent cause Pti. Stdaey T. Jones, working Of .,. accident at II : IS p.m. on clues from the hltsklp, stopl'rillay on Rt. 35, one--lentil of ped the Brannon car, checked ·. RU "'~~'e • mUo out of Rio Grande. No it out and mode the apprehe.. Rio Grande College 18 raising Its tuition for the first ,.. . charp wu filod. sion, time in over two years except for financially nl!edy stu- · Officen reported that Billy J, Idents living in Gallia, Meigs, Vinton, Jackson,· and Law. Burdette, Sl, at. 2 Bldwell, lost Jam.. F. Mlller, 20, Rt. l lrence counties. · , · control on the slippery highway. Vinton, arrested by tbe sher-I An $85 Increase wru go Into effect _in the fsU, · ac- PT. PLEASANT - Tho peH~ . •· Daha GUinn •. ' His car went orr the right side 11fs department, woo tilled $300 , cording to Dr. Alphps R. Christensen, RIO Grande pt'esl· Jury of the Mason County Cir•""· Mrs Campbell and lllrUCk a wooden feaCt! OWJ>. Iand eosl! and sentenced to 90 ' dent, brin~g the total per semester to $500, ','Room .and eult Court dtllberated nearly A potluck u!l'ner 11 Southern Pom.;..y has learned ed by llobert L. EvaiiS. There Idays m the county jaU on a lboard," sa I,~ the Rio Chief :.t .. : - two hours Friday before retunr Laeal High_SChool of Beilalre . Ja , was heavy damage to the car. 1charge ol peot larceny. Judie exeeutive, will remain the grees to the camp~ next yoar; in& a verdict In favor of the d.. evening waa enj~ed by day A nadve of Pomeroy jle11D Atbeno , Burdette, aecordiU& to the Betz, however, suspended $275 /'same." new <'Ourse olfer~ will ...,. lenda!ll with the plalnllft tore- lmately 90 members and ·the san of the late 'Mr I~· Survivors , patrol, Iliff- allrlllonl to the of_the One and 80 daya ol the Reasons for the increase, quire adequate flnanelal . 1111>- cover nothing in the clvU 80• 0! the Southl!lislern 0 h I and Mn. John Gu!M arid ls th~·rm~ea and two H~ neck. He ,.., net immediately jail se~ence and Mlller wound yond the_fact that the present port; faeulty oalarle1 will ~ Uon styled Leslie Wolle, e1 a! Guernsey Breeden ot 1 family of children, .made his hom~ 13 t ted. up gettiag ~and coal! and l inliallon 11 caUSing colleges mereased ; and tile new tabor., Jamey B Greene F 0 1 diD H is ed b ~· wll • .;.;j Koehler, . Pomeroy, 1._ nl"l)e. 1 reTha patroltn-a"-tedamin-10 dayo. lie wu placed oa universities across tbe waee regulatloiiS wlll a!IO<l! The aetloo ·walthe.result of ·t 1 0 "1 111 nor, ·~b J e alsunlrv._:r andy •uS h 8' """ Funeral.a~ .iiblbil f!eld r ond co!Uslon .,. " 11.. at •: IS probaUon. th · • the! f th j a mua~: was presen~oa~ y an sever .~ .... •a1,.• ",.m... at :we• :.. "'"'"' "-'•• 1 1 ' to raise e~r ees, are many o e emp oyees. an automobile accident in July Alkl J 'l'bel M th d Fun I ~es urYI nep ews.held M:on....,. ;m'": RL Sti <>ilt and four· The ehargo U&alnSI Miller College plans to introduce Said Dr. Cbristensen, "B"" 1965 in Putnam county with the N re, Voyt ndoaR ar ;,: era · S·~ ''f"'" Btl Funerol Ho!M ·Wilh:· il!t'\: Re¥. 1 1hurlai ~~·, 1n; ., • ·Donald 'RII!b of~tlitei , IJur. ~ti.. mUet w'esl of Rl. 150. ba<l beea flled by Edeana llam•ltD eight new faculty sides our present bulkllna goals, plaintlll demanding judgment 1E~ncy a!:o~~a ohow:'~udto e. lair 1btn ,.11 moderate damqe to llton~ operator of the Pure 011 with terminal academiC we want to increase our laeul- from the deleodanl.! for the , G son II and . e, . re. /:· ~ will >bt ill the;a..ch Grovo 1 bulb vahlclei. Serv1ce station in Porter. Mil-L ty in order to malnapn tbe sum of $4&,000. I' ta~:~:ln ~e Peo le to . '· Cfnlftery. Hhu ~ ,ln Officers said that Larry V. Ier pleaded guilty to the tb:,t' Divorce i8 Granted small cia.,, close student- Wolfe was represented by ,AI- pie tour beg and Mr:. /o.ephilll! Trent detth ; Clara 8. Crawford 17, Dayton, has slOW· 818 Of ti$4.50 WI ~~~ ;~.,:: ar~...... In Meiaa Court teacher relaUonshlp whlob bas torney Velmer Knapp and the too~ last fall Mr Roush'l Mro Josephine Trent 41 Eppll !il'lll ·' Ill ed I It t rtl Behind on c 0""' ay '"""" '"" always exls~ at Rio Grano!e defen e counl!el was John An· ' • ' ' 1151 ' to m a e u · - - In another sberllf's cue, Osle A divorce was granted and to get quallllod educator.: derso~ of Winfield ration included manj dowa who had been a resl,dent of Cl!" wu the ·prtl~ Taylor, 61, Addison, pleadod / via Edwardo !rom Joha we must be able to eompete l Jurors hear!D ihe aetlon tarth observaUona made shlre tor 1 year, died .at 11:15 dent of the 'CIIf BiM 111 Wm. A. Glbbl, J)epaly Bel· Igul\ty to a charge ol uoaull warda by Common Pleaa linandal\y Wltll our· feDow eda- were Frederlckg Lanter JGI!n !Dg their vlalt. . a.m., Friday in HolJOr HOI~!~ Pon!'eroJ unlll hll rtllrement. cational lnstlh•Uons.. Ev•r • j Mrs. Jomes Camohan a!. Sbt hod been In fllllna ...:.·~,...;.,..;::::.;..::::;..:.::::..::.:.::.:.::::. istnr, Pomeroy, bao aD- and battery and was fined f200 John C, Bacon, Fnday. ullf!ced lllday lUI resern· .and Ctl8is, both of whlcb were I plalntl!l wao awarded cuslo<iy with tbe lru:rease iuo Grand~ IW. Woyan, Oils Rando~h, Gil ed alldea of tile INI health for four months, and her Uri. Iloilo for tJI'1 Hcease plalel :suspended on condition that l and support o1 one minor child. ranks well ~low the mediao •Bamelte, Bernice illolley, Guernsey ahow and ol th condition had bttn aerlous 1tJr wUJ be medo from Feb. 1 to ! Taylor stay away from 1b In other court action a case cost as compared to atller cot. James H. Rice, V. E. Her" aummer fteld day 11 lour weelu. Feb. %1. complainina witness, Doris , filed by lbe Pomeroy le es and unlversltleo in Ohio lord, Jr., Rex W. Garr!snn, Carnahan farm, with Mt. Har- She wao bom at Cedar, W. Tho,. wi!lblq to reservt ,Painter, in the future. Bluck Co. againot Charles g · Rester Lee, Wllilam McConlhay, old Carnahan u narrator. Mr. Va., on May u, 1926, daU&hter A..t~ · tbe same ueen.. plltt •• laot George B, Krusksmp, t7, Holter wao dismissed. A Harold W. Woran and Edward ·and Mrs. James Browa !Dvlted of the tate. Melvin Smith, and ~UIIID year are requested to briDJ iGaliipolis, was llned $50 and ing in Common Pleas Court Two Petitions (or Watterson. , the aoooclallon to 11 lllrvlved by her mother, , • in their Ulleo aad ..,illrtl· costs on ·• city police charge / temporary support and Fll d Pellt jurors next duty wilt be farm at Wellston lor the Maudle Hatfield Smith of Fre.. ~Ientini card• aloU& with tilt lee of driving while intoxicated, He in the case of Thelma !Vorce are e ~ebruary 13th at 9:30 a.m. mer meeting. burn, Ky. Her marrio&e to vg of 110.31. The 1167 Ucenoe lal•o received a live day jail Eagle vs. Harold Lester Eag- Two petitions fur divo~ The featured spealcer wao James E. Trent look place on plate colon are while oa ,sentence and a six monlhl li· le, wlll be heard Monday, were filed In the Meigs County asking custody ~nd support ol Ron Eberhard, businesa man- Oct. '23, 1948 at Phelps, Ky. JJI IV blue. 1cense suspension. 130, at 10::10 a. m. oll•re of the Clerk of CourtJ. three minor children. ager of OGBA, who ' spoke and he survives alons with two Friday. Earl W, Wines, RD · I, Cbo- research in dairying and daughters, Brenda, 161 1nd Bar• Thoim.• Fayt Eagle, ~ l, !hire, Ys. Sally Ana Win..,, Mid· cast bl things to come. bara Annette, 2. Reed•vule, 1J the plaintiff a· dlopol'l, ebarging gross ne~lect briefly were Sally Mora, Oilier survivor~ are six. brO(ImSI Harold Lester Eegle, Kt. and extreme cruelty, aoklng County Dairy Princess and four slotm Lewis I, Reedoville, charging cuitody of two minor chlklron, wlll repre!ent the cou~ty Smith, Mrs. Bob (Sylvla) Fields, negled and extreme cruelty, 11 tho other ease. the State Guernsey queen Mrs. Mason (Joyce Ana) Fielij,, petition; Jack Eden of all of Chicago, IlL, Melvin and oeArHs. MARRtAols Bell Dairy, Fred Roooavelt Smith, both of Cedar, of Carnation Farms: technlr· W. Va., '!'roy Smflh .o! Suffolk, lana Clair Woode of COB,. and Va., Roger and Larry Smith of .. Judgement Case { '. '· ' ''' ...".·, '' ' I. Ri0 Gran . de c0 IIege Rruses • J•ury Fav_ TmtiOD • • Begmnmg • • m • FaII Defend""l In . ,, ,. .I ,• Guentsey .. . . D"nn L ' e·r' .lfli et '· AltraClS 90 I liar*!' .\ ° sire M;, JfBY The •1 . '. " .... n· UGDJ•*..f yoareld if<l•• yeurletaJ · lie...,_.·. Week'sRoundup •.::~~- ~~!~!~n '"'"'" ~~~~.•.:: .:.~•:u••• a. 1'i'.:,! :Z;:r. '::m~ .at M~:U~ ;Leland Plrktr, of CurtJs c~m· dy ~t ~;re,~ ,:,,•.:, ':fr.:tt!' 1 !:~~ Bob Anderson. Raclne Vo .. ·~~~~:~r p._m.:,' ~~~::!ac. Crothert, 11120 Chitbam Av.., ..,. d rU1e ~ 111•17 lbba le111olda. MD mar. Ag teacher announced an adat Holu!r BOQIItaJ, to the J";;nr.er LoNftl Cooper ' Tunuv - Mr •nd _Jir~. wuuam wu '' lutlllld ott bet. c. 1111, aa.d ult weldlng school for the A. mJackiOll, 15 Vtamn · at.~ .,., 1:" Mrt. w o. n llll\11sumvmr .• at Hohet' HoQitaL amt Milllchlldrwn lean . ..r• ,... future • La-• u l Hollon Wlft rJw.. I ·IUI"VV"'· - ; ·' "I'• _CHOICE rt•ton ...... Cliapioa lfW tii~DS ' ', 01 , -=..,~ wiiiTEI 'NIEADS RtmiEADS ON SOUNO TIRE IIOOtES PRICES REDUCED FOR FAST CLEARANCE! ""· .... •! "'"""- ..., .• ""· en ror the N. H. Rill award 1 --'par· 1 tlcipatlon. Offieen ree e«!l~::~• or the comtnc~ year were Edson •oe Roush, pre!ident; Jim II!GU.D.II' . tilt funeral hollle WKne•b:v _lifter• I ..,..a 1 nd Don rs.u.... DOOII. · Bul1al 1rM 1Jl Otaftl lim ento , ban, · viCe pte:uueft ; I DIATMI 0 w1 aK Htl'ara lrown of Chapin ..11. 0, Lerth "· ••rno••· .., • l'ttlnll fui:D , Two atat~n are. tltetued.. ltllllht.. ot er. lntut"ance •rent. and ..tonut" ,1'7t!liu •nini ..,.. htl4 Tu...., fba7or of Chatblre, 4ltd kbCl1 llftn· ' at lhe Waurh . Hauer . \\'oM. runaral "" " •• c....,........ •• ..,.,, ......... , '"' ""' -. .... "' bta tntlt't ill.._. Ia Oallia llld t'tPriRDlt41 NaUoftwldti anct Co. fot' • .Pmo4 ., • 1 ' ,...... He tMI'J', - Mora, ~eeretary~treasurer. Table lface wu g1ven by Rev. Paul sellart of the llactne EUB churcll. Milk, cotta~• !Continued front Page 10) ed ticket oalea fur their ''!l'flb. chede and let cream - •-df>o I!Witomer&, lDd some or ruary Flingn performance and 1 nated by tho ValllJ B•ll , blame for till Jayotr Is due II> 11rl! holding 1 talent pariJ to TO 'REIIUMI: AC'I'ION the slowing dotm Ja aulD pro- Jeleet tbe cut tblo week. , ..... mE A str lla ducUon, """'LA ' u a JUDGE Robert M. Bell baa -An 1Dlflre<!edented GALLIA AND IIU'I'OUilCIInl reappointed Edwin R. 'lbomas, match wtn. be held counties had June in January IGallipolis,· to 100ther lour i Arthur AsHe of lllchmand, Ibis past woelL The mercury Iyur tel'!D on tile Soldiera and and energeUe Aussie went over the 70 mark frvm Sallora llelief Commiaslon. Ga- Newcombe to oomplete Monday thrOUih 'l'burlday, with ry R. Sbort baa been Installed balled bf darkness Satutday · the' ord to ~~•ne 011 bi!lh belllj) W.. On l"rlday as pre~ldent of OalllpollaShrtne el\ , .....,..... od&• of tba hill ilill1D dropped Clllb to lllCOted ~ 1\eoa. lor Roy· Ettler\IOtl lh lbe !emperatutea ~on intD the ~ olllcet'l aro Kelltle4b MOl' a!DJI!es finals of the 30'o. Filly-two adulli llld l!bll; pn, viet pres!dtnl, and Dr. laD Lawn Tennis dlampiol>o NEWS IDGIHJGHTS the: Freeburn, Ky., . att4 Mts. ~rUJ.. ur (Blanche) Ingram of Opla· locka, Fla. . Mrs. Trent • waa . ;a •lnember of the Freeburn, Ky ,., Metho-dist dmrch• Sert1ves wlll be held at 1Mp.m., hod Monday h hat the Cheshire et lilt e urc . .Rev. Mel Efaw and Rev• Cart· Shu· lor whl otftelate, and burtat will 1 ~ · 1 Hl.ll M ~G n r tOr& II!MOI')" ,flll'<o dens at Whll!elfr.tbura. op tiJ't.. der dlr(C!lon of the W.UiiiiHaney-WOOd Funeral Frlenda D)ay call at the f&el from t to 4 ·lind T j!t · 1 Stlnday. "' .: PINBEY RJCSIGNS \'IILMINGTON, Oblo (UP!) -: !'lnbey, former otar haJi. ba'* ill the Clnadian .Football Saturday ~nounced his reai&ttjtlon 111 hei!d t (Ootb . e ~·· baU coach 11 Wllml~. Col· ., ." ., lep' alter lOIII' yoara. .,. ·.... ..,.......;;._...._,...... PlnhlJ, fonnet h""' ·~ , _,_·•. ._.._.~.-,_ ::.;-;_~•I Dakota. WM!eyon ucl- ... ,- J' mve...- lftr· --.,,...,._,.:.,_ _ IJ Ill Mlttbell; S. D.\ laid'· he ~u~no=t~~~~U~bertJ~:Jto~an~.-; -;:~;~:=;~;~ dren were llrat Doaold H8JIIIOII, sec:relarJ-.loa of eviluated 1111 Glilllioat the tolllllljii'IIIIINr. Mlu Cbulotle laea- lll!pe. . _ hll fUture plans at thlJ speech and beartng cllnic bald , mi1e bas been named county WELTERWEIGRT BOU'I' 11 WashinllOtl ~ehool. Mrt. l lillalrtnan lor the Heart Fund PARIS (UPI)-European Sopllla IIanna and Mila MorrtaJdrlvt. Carl Terry or Pl. Piela- ll'll'lfeiJht cbemplon J":~~: Of Obto Unlmllti aeted Ill' a!lt \fraa tilled lb 1 fall at lite lin wiD meet Fronch I tlleraplstS. Gallla Couaty Soil ! Vanadium Plant at Grabsm, W.j Francois PavUla Ja Parl1 --Wa'*' Conltrvallon D11- Va. · 20 ill aon-t!Uo hM addetl t11rao mora ,• -· 4 _·._ · eroy, J-lome & Auto MAIN ST. . POMIIOY,-o. . PHO"I m-2094 FtiENOI ~ r, 1'Ha ilu&.:a. LIN, :TpbAY .THI ,_CH;cfrv, . , ... . Ctalo-.A ~ 7.00·14 5.90·15 6.40-15 WHITEWALLS 6.70-15 ADD•Uo PER PAIR .. ·•., ' · OIIAT ' ~ l ' . Cclen, Lo-r IU•tr ltoad, Qalllpelll, 1'0111, ~d aUentted tlwi Chelbire B•p· ......-~.q·- ... ... •. '·o' .'• ...• ' -~ ! �.I " . I. . ~wo C Women Hurt in Saturday Wreck . • ' ' . •• ' . Tw M- '-.!7 WOIMD him, JdtDa V. Colt.., 51, IloJa. diate!J ~rated. An ~ l"ridlJ Wll tbal _of ..,..od in1Dor lnjurt.. ill a two ware, wu lllll!!le to stop 111111 The patrol elted Mrs. eorr.. l Paul E. IIOIT!soll, 21, Rlllllflt. 1 ,. -.r ~ .,.. £i>lllslon atl·l! a.m. Satur- her ear lllru<to: lho bid< or lho,ll> Galllpbllo aumldpal Cl01111 ,loll, W, Va., ~ 1o Rt. 7, front ol the 1Crawford .,.... 1Jaa. 21 111 a <fw1e ol Ullure ' a blchwtJ UlelU plnllll, or~ Blue Wl1lmr m,bt rlub, at Mn. Colt.. ..tlond af>raaloM!to atOp wiiii1D the WUI'<II II> <lallipoUJ IDlllllclpaJ """!'l """''· of the lheo but waa DOl diltanee. Feb. 1. , / • .q, .,. The in Stale HJcbway Ka·l m.- patrol ~~:~~so;E!: clear! ' ' l .' . ' '' E: Man Charged Wit~ Hi ~&kip Fined $~0, · ~:~·~~a A. Siiriler. 29' Pl. Jailed, Lf!ses License for Six Months rZ!jce~~ ::Ill~ Galllpolls Municipal J'!'IB•• In other Slate - . . . , PI· P'orfeltb!J bonds Cfl.l 01trol her lower IN>nt teeth were Ioos- , Robert s. Bell Saturday lll01'D- trol eases. Judie IIetz ftned : ehal'8•• were: David r . .,_, . eGod A Doroth Iing lined Phillip R. Brannon, Jdella V. Colt.., ~~. lielaware, 32, Jac:bon. ~.50, and. Larry 1. ~::..i. pwe~ger,H h ~ ~ ·7. Rl !.Sugar Grove. $5(1and l$15 and Mill, I.Uote ID •1op D. Curry, fl, ChetaileUe, af,• l .._..art, 311, ew aven, a coats 011 1 elty pollee marco of wlth!D the IUfn'etl elear .U... 50, lor ~•, :'!:i~! le~a:':itb- irutsklp. BraMon also received tance; David R. Holll)o, 23,_Rt. Arrested by elty poll~. 2'er-~ ·1ro1 .d lytll sucii Ia ftve day jail sentence and a 2, Galllpolls, t211 llld Mill, ry L Utile, 18, Gllllpolla, waa l The pa ""' . e er ois monlhl license ouapei!Slon.Jopoedlng; Rwi!OU Jenklna, M. lined flO and 00111 191' rte:tJea ear w~ _slttlng trmafllthe h::!:i The eharge of hitoklp lnvolv· Rt. 2 Bldwe)l, fl5 and , COlis, oporatlon; and ForrMt G. 1 • bound •&no 0 ed a car owaed by State High· !allure to Yleld the rigllt of Woyon, 2i, KeiU&I, t2ll 'and ncrth. wi~ 00 llghta on. Mrs. way Jl!ltrolman David L Prof· ~ wly; l\l!ymdnd A. c.tn, sa, t:Osta, !Dtolleatlon and ~ Lf\'• w,a -unable ID see the atb· fit, whleh had beea parked by Jack!on, 15. and COils, left of ly eooduct. Forleltbia 1 tt7.10 or-car in tlnle ID avoid a colll- his wife at her mother's home, : center: and Homer W. Swain, 'bond lor reetJ..,. operali!Jn JiQII beeiii!S<! of tho blowing at 1120 T)l1rd Ave. The bltsldp 159, Galllpolls, IIi and ata,j'wu Jamoa E. Ward, 18, Rt. 1 GETrlNQ READYfiii!IW, vlly d was discovered by elty pollce •Jiop 11111 violation. GalllpoU.. • ftrr the band'l w~er Botb cars ~ere hea am- at 1:20 a.m. Friday. / ed. There \Ifill no aaed, accordmg to the patrol. Brannon wao apprehended by -::::::.==::::-=::.:::.=.:::.::=;~::::-~-;:,-r------:::-::--:--:""·C:::::--:-::r:~;-:::..--:-;;-~;:-::±;=-:-::;No charge was filed. ' the State Highway patrol l~_the Slllljlay A IOOIHoVered slippery Friday morning in Pomeroy. , 0f8 . hllhWIJ wu tile apparent cause Pti. Stdaey T. Jones, working Of .,. accident at II : IS p.m. on clues from the hltsklp, stopl'rillay on Rt. 35, one--lentil of ped the Brannon car, checked ·. RU "'~~'e • mUo out of Rio Grande. No it out and mode the apprehe.. Rio Grande College 18 raising Its tuition for the first ,.. . charp wu filod. sion, time in over two years except for financially nl!edy stu- · Officen reported that Billy J, Idents living in Gallia, Meigs, Vinton, Jackson,· and Law. Burdette, Sl, at. 2 Bldwell, lost Jam.. F. Mlller, 20, Rt. l lrence counties. · , · control on the slippery highway. Vinton, arrested by tbe sher-I An $85 Increase wru go Into effect _in the fsU, · ac- PT. PLEASANT - Tho peH~ . •· Daha GUinn •. ' His car went orr the right side 11fs department, woo tilled $300 , cording to Dr. Alphps R. Christensen, RIO Grande pt'esl· Jury of the Mason County Cir•""· Mrs Campbell and lllrUCk a wooden feaCt! OWJ>. Iand eosl! and sentenced to 90 ' dent, brin~g the total per semester to $500, ','Room .and eult Court dtllberated nearly A potluck u!l'ner 11 Southern Pom.;..y has learned ed by llobert L. EvaiiS. There Idays m the county jaU on a lboard," sa I,~ the Rio Chief :.t .. : - two hours Friday before retunr Laeal High_SChool of Beilalre . Ja , was heavy damage to the car. 1charge ol peot larceny. Judie exeeutive, will remain the grees to the camp~ next yoar; in& a verdict In favor of the d.. evening waa enj~ed by day A nadve of Pomeroy jle11D Atbeno , Burdette, aecordiU& to the Betz, however, suspended $275 /'same." new <'Ourse olfer~ will ...,. lenda!ll with the plalnllft tore- lmately 90 members and ·the san of the late 'Mr I~· Survivors , patrol, Iliff- allrlllonl to the of_the One and 80 daya ol the Reasons for the increase, quire adequate flnanelal . 1111>- cover nothing in the clvU 80• 0! the Southl!lislern 0 h I and Mn. John Gu!M arid ls th~·rm~ea and two H~ neck. He ,.., net immediately jail se~ence and Mlller wound yond the_fact that the present port; faeulty oalarle1 will ~ Uon styled Leslie Wolle, e1 a! Guernsey Breeden ot 1 family of children, .made his hom~ 13 t ted. up gettiag ~and coal! and l inliallon 11 caUSing colleges mereased ; and tile new tabor., Jamey B Greene F 0 1 diD H is ed b ~· wll • .;.;j Koehler, . Pomeroy, 1._ nl"l)e. 1 reTha patroltn-a"-tedamin-10 dayo. lie wu placed oa universities across tbe waee regulatloiiS wlll a!IO<l! The aetloo ·walthe.result of ·t 1 0 "1 111 nor, ·~b J e alsunlrv._:r andy •uS h 8' """ Funeral.a~ .iiblbil f!eld r ond co!Uslon .,. " 11.. at •: IS probaUon. th · • the! f th j a mua~: was presen~oa~ y an sever .~ .... •a1,.• ",.m... at :we• :.. "'"'"' "-'•• 1 1 ' to raise e~r ees, are many o e emp oyees. an automobile accident in July Alkl J 'l'bel M th d Fun I ~es urYI nep ews.held M:on....,. ;m'": RL Sti <>ilt and four· The ehargo U&alnSI Miller College plans to introduce Said Dr. Cbristensen, "B"" 1965 in Putnam county with the N re, Voyt ndoaR ar ;,: era · S·~ ''f"'" Btl Funerol Ho!M ·Wilh:· il!t'\: Re¥. 1 1hurlai ~~·, 1n; ., • ·Donald 'RII!b of~tlitei , IJur. ~ti.. mUet w'esl of Rl. 150. ba<l beea flled by Edeana llam•ltD eight new faculty sides our present bulkllna goals, plaintlll demanding judgment 1E~ncy a!:o~~a ohow:'~udto e. lair 1btn ,.11 moderate damqe to llton~ operator of the Pure 011 with terminal academiC we want to increase our laeul- from the deleodanl.! for the , G son II and . e, . re. /:· ~ will >bt ill the;a..ch Grovo 1 bulb vahlclei. Serv1ce station in Porter. Mil-L ty in order to malnapn tbe sum of $4&,000. I' ta~:~:ln ~e Peo le to . '· Cfnlftery. Hhu ~ ,ln Officers said that Larry V. Ier pleaded guilty to the tb:,t' Divorce i8 Granted small cia.,, close student- Wolfe was represented by ,AI- pie tour beg and Mr:. /o.ephilll! Trent detth ; Clara 8. Crawford 17, Dayton, has slOW· 818 Of ti$4.50 WI ~~~ ;~.,:: ar~...... In Meiaa Court teacher relaUonshlp whlob bas torney Velmer Knapp and the too~ last fall Mr Roush'l Mro Josephine Trent 41 Eppll !il'lll ·' Ill ed I It t rtl Behind on c 0""' ay '"""" '"" always exls~ at Rio Grano!e defen e counl!el was John An· ' • ' ' 1151 ' to m a e u · - - In another sberllf's cue, Osle A divorce was granted and to get quallllod educator.: derso~ of Winfield ration included manj dowa who had been a resl,dent of Cl!" wu the ·prtl~ Taylor, 61, Addison, pleadod / via Edwardo !rom Joha we must be able to eompete l Jurors hear!D ihe aetlon tarth observaUona made shlre tor 1 year, died .at 11:15 dent of the 'CIIf BiM 111 Wm. A. Glbbl, J)epaly Bel· Igul\ty to a charge ol uoaull warda by Common Pleaa linandal\y Wltll our· feDow eda- were Frederlckg Lanter JGI!n !Dg their vlalt. . a.m., Friday in HolJOr HOI~!~ Pon!'eroJ unlll hll rtllrement. cational lnstlh•Uons.. Ev•r • j Mrs. Jomes Camohan a!. Sbt hod been In fllllna ...:.·~,...;.,..;::::.;..::::;..:.::::..::.:.::.:.::::. istnr, Pomeroy, bao aD- and battery and was fined f200 John C, Bacon, Fnday. ullf!ced lllday lUI resern· .and Ctl8is, both of whlcb were I plalntl!l wao awarded cuslo<iy with tbe lru:rease iuo Grand~ IW. Woyan, Oils Rando~h, Gil ed alldea of tile INI health for four months, and her Uri. Iloilo for tJI'1 Hcease plalel :suspended on condition that l and support o1 one minor child. ranks well ~low the mediao •Bamelte, Bernice illolley, Guernsey ahow and ol th condition had bttn aerlous 1tJr wUJ be medo from Feb. 1 to ! Taylor stay away from 1b In other court action a case cost as compared to atller cot. James H. Rice, V. E. Her" aummer fteld day 11 lour weelu. Feb. %1. complainina witness, Doris , filed by lbe Pomeroy le es and unlversltleo in Ohio lord, Jr., Rex W. Garr!snn, Carnahan farm, with Mt. Har- She wao bom at Cedar, W. Tho,. wi!lblq to reservt ,Painter, in the future. Bluck Co. againot Charles g · Rester Lee, Wllilam McConlhay, old Carnahan u narrator. Mr. Va., on May u, 1926, daU&hter A..t~ · tbe same ueen.. plltt •• laot George B, Krusksmp, t7, Holter wao dismissed. A Harold W. Woran and Edward ·and Mrs. James Browa !Dvlted of the tate. Melvin Smith, and ~UIIID year are requested to briDJ iGaliipolis, was llned $50 and ing in Common Pleas Court Two Petitions (or Watterson. , the aoooclallon to 11 lllrvlved by her mother, , • in their Ulleo aad ..,illrtl· costs on ·• city police charge / temporary support and Fll d Pellt jurors next duty wilt be farm at Wellston lor the Maudle Hatfield Smith of Fre.. ~Ientini card• aloU& with tilt lee of driving while intoxicated, He in the case of Thelma !Vorce are e ~ebruary 13th at 9:30 a.m. mer meeting. burn, Ky. Her marrio&e to vg of 110.31. The 1167 Ucenoe lal•o received a live day jail Eagle vs. Harold Lester Eag- Two petitions fur divo~ The featured spealcer wao James E. Trent look place on plate colon are while oa ,sentence and a six monlhl li· le, wlll be heard Monday, were filed In the Meigs County asking custody ~nd support ol Ron Eberhard, businesa man- Oct. '23, 1948 at Phelps, Ky. JJI IV blue. 1cense suspension. 130, at 10::10 a. m. oll•re of the Clerk of CourtJ. three minor children. ager of OGBA, who ' spoke and he survives alons with two Friday. Earl W, Wines, RD · I, Cbo- research in dairying and daughters, Brenda, 161 1nd Bar• Thoim.• Fayt Eagle, ~ l, !hire, Ys. Sally Ana Win..,, Mid· cast bl things to come. bara Annette, 2. Reed•vule, 1J the plaintiff a· dlopol'l, ebarging gross ne~lect briefly were Sally Mora, Oilier survivor~ are six. brO(ImSI Harold Lester Eegle, Kt. and extreme cruelty, aoklng County Dairy Princess and four slotm Lewis I, Reedoville, charging cuitody of two minor chlklron, wlll repre!ent the cou~ty Smith, Mrs. Bob (Sylvla) Fields, negled and extreme cruelty, 11 tho other ease. the State Guernsey queen Mrs. Mason (Joyce Ana) Fielij,, petition; Jack Eden of all of Chicago, IlL, Melvin and oeArHs. MARRtAols Bell Dairy, Fred Roooavelt Smith, both of Cedar, of Carnation Farms: technlr· W. Va., '!'roy Smflh .o! Suffolk, lana Clair Woode of COB,. and Va., Roger and Larry Smith of .. Judgement Case { '. '· ' ''' ...".·, '' ' I. Ri0 Gran . de c0 IIege Rruses • J•ury Fav_ TmtiOD • • Begmnmg • • m • FaII Defend""l In . ,, ,. .I ,• Guentsey .. . . D"nn L ' e·r' .lfli et '· AltraClS 90 I liar*!' .\ ° sire M;, JfBY The •1 . '. " .... n· UGDJ•*..f yoareld if<l•• yeurletaJ · lie...,_.·. Week'sRoundup •.::~~- ~~!~!~n '"'"'" ~~~~.•.:: .:.~•:u••• a. 1'i'.:,! :Z;:r. '::m~ .at M~:U~ ;Leland Plrktr, of CurtJs c~m· dy ~t ~;re,~ ,:,,•.:, ':fr.:tt!' 1 !:~~ Bob Anderson. Raclne Vo .. ·~~~~:~r p._m.:,' ~~~::!ac. Crothert, 11120 Chitbam Av.., ..,. d rU1e ~ 111•17 lbba le111olda. MD mar. Ag teacher announced an adat Holu!r BOQIItaJ, to the J";;nr.er LoNftl Cooper ' Tunuv - Mr •nd _Jir~. wuuam wu '' lutlllld ott bet. c. 1111, aa.d ult weldlng school for the A. mJackiOll, 15 Vtamn · at.~ .,., 1:" Mrt. w o. n llll\11sumvmr .• at Hohet' HoQitaL amt Milllchlldrwn lean . ..r• ,... future • La-• u l Hollon Wlft rJw.. I ·IUI"VV"'· - ; ·' "I'• _CHOICE rt•ton ...... Cliapioa lfW tii~DS ' ', 01 , -=..,~ wiiiTEI 'NIEADS RtmiEADS ON SOUNO TIRE IIOOtES PRICES REDUCED FOR FAST CLEARANCE! ""· .... •! "'"""- ..., .• ""· en ror the N. H. Rill award 1 --'par· 1 tlcipatlon. Offieen ree e«!l~::~• or the comtnc~ year were Edson •oe Roush, pre!ident; Jim II!GU.D.II' . tilt funeral hollle WKne•b:v _lifter• I ..,..a 1 nd Don rs.u.... DOOII. · Bul1al 1rM 1Jl Otaftl lim ento , ban, · viCe pte:uueft ; I DIATMI 0 w1 aK Htl'ara lrown of Chapin ..11. 0, Lerth "· ••rno••· .., • l'ttlnll fui:D , Two atat~n are. tltetued.. ltllllht.. ot er. lntut"ance •rent. and ..tonut" ,1'7t!liu •nini ..,.. htl4 Tu...., fba7or of Chatblre, 4ltd kbCl1 llftn· ' at lhe Waurh . Hauer . \\'oM. runaral "" " •• c....,........ •• ..,.,, ......... , '"' ""' -. .... "' bta tntlt't ill.._. Ia Oallia llld t'tPriRDlt41 NaUoftwldti anct Co. fot' • .Pmo4 ., • 1 ' ,...... He tMI'J', - Mora, ~eeretary~treasurer. Table lface wu g1ven by Rev. Paul sellart of the llactne EUB churcll. Milk, cotta~• !Continued front Page 10) ed ticket oalea fur their ''!l'flb. chede and let cream - •-df>o I!Witomer&, lDd some or ruary Flingn performance and 1 nated by tho ValllJ B•ll , blame for till Jayotr Is due II> 11rl! holding 1 talent pariJ to TO 'REIIUMI: AC'I'ION the slowing dotm Ja aulD pro- Jeleet tbe cut tblo week. , ..... mE A str lla ducUon, """'LA ' u a JUDGE Robert M. Bell baa -An 1Dlflre<!edented GALLIA AND IIU'I'OUilCIInl reappointed Edwin R. 'lbomas, match wtn. be held counties had June in January IGallipolis,· to 100ther lour i Arthur AsHe of lllchmand, Ibis past woelL The mercury Iyur tel'!D on tile Soldiera and and energeUe Aussie went over the 70 mark frvm Sallora llelief Commiaslon. Ga- Newcombe to oomplete Monday thrOUih 'l'burlday, with ry R. Sbort baa been Installed balled bf darkness Satutday · the' ord to ~~•ne 011 bi!lh belllj) W.. On l"rlday as pre~ldent of OalllpollaShrtne el\ , .....,..... od&• of tba hill ilill1D dropped Clllb to lllCOted ~ 1\eoa. lor Roy· Ettler\IOtl lh lbe !emperatutea ~on intD the ~ olllcet'l aro Kelltle4b MOl' a!DJI!es finals of the 30'o. Filly-two adulli llld l!bll; pn, viet pres!dtnl, and Dr. laD Lawn Tennis dlampiol>o NEWS IDGIHJGHTS the: Freeburn, Ky., . att4 Mts. ~rUJ.. ur (Blanche) Ingram of Opla· locka, Fla. . Mrs. Trent • waa . ;a •lnember of the Freeburn, Ky ,., Metho-dist dmrch• Sert1ves wlll be held at 1Mp.m., hod Monday h hat the Cheshire et lilt e urc . .Rev. Mel Efaw and Rev• Cart· Shu· lor whl otftelate, and burtat will 1 ~ · 1 Hl.ll M ~G n r tOr& II!MOI')" ,flll'<o dens at Whll!elfr.tbura. op tiJ't.. der dlr(C!lon of the W.UiiiiHaney-WOOd Funeral Frlenda D)ay call at the f&el from t to 4 ·lind T j!t · 1 Stlnday. "' .: PINBEY RJCSIGNS \'IILMINGTON, Oblo (UP!) -: !'lnbey, former otar haJi. ba'* ill the Clnadian .Football Saturday ~nounced his reai&ttjtlon 111 hei!d t (Ootb . e ~·· baU coach 11 Wllml~. Col· ., ." ., lep' alter lOIII' yoara. .,. ·.... ..,.......;;._...._,...... PlnhlJ, fonnet h""' ·~ , _,_·•. ._.._.~.-,_ ::.;-;_~•I Dakota. WM!eyon ucl- ... ,- J' mve...- lftr· --.,,...,._,.:.,_ _ IJ Ill Mlttbell; S. D.\ laid'· he ~u~no=t~~~~U~bertJ~:Jto~an~.-; -;:~;~:=;~;~ dren were llrat Doaold H8JIIIOII, sec:relarJ-.loa of eviluated 1111 Glilllioat the tolllllljii'IIIIINr. Mlu Cbulotle laea- lll!pe. . _ hll fUture plans at thlJ speech and beartng cllnic bald , mi1e bas been named county WELTERWEIGRT BOU'I' 11 WashinllOtl ~ehool. Mrt. l lillalrtnan lor the Heart Fund PARIS (UPI)-European Sopllla IIanna and Mila MorrtaJdrlvt. Carl Terry or Pl. Piela- ll'll'lfeiJht cbemplon J":~~: Of Obto Unlmllti aeted Ill' a!lt \fraa tilled lb 1 fall at lite lin wiD meet Fronch I tlleraplstS. Gallla Couaty Soil ! Vanadium Plant at Grabsm, W.j Francois PavUla Ja Parl1 --Wa'*' Conltrvallon D11- Va. · 20 ill aon-t!Uo hM addetl t11rao mora ,• -· 4 _·._ · eroy, J-lome & Auto MAIN ST. . POMIIOY,-o. . PHO"I m-2094 FtiENOI ~ r, 1'Ha ilu&.:a. LIN, :TpbAY .THI ,_CH;cfrv, . , ... . Ctalo-.A ~ 7.00·14 5.90·15 6.40-15 WHITEWALLS 6.70-15 ADD•Uo PER PAIR .. ·•., ' · OIIAT ' ~ l ' . Cclen, Lo-r IU•tr ltoad, Qalllpelll, 1'0111, ~d aUentted tlwi Chelbire B•p· ......-~.q·- ... ... •. '·o' .'• ...• ' -~ ! �I'J ) 114 I'• " " " fi! ~ J li ~ J ~ ~--~ ~ I i.. tij . . =~r· . ~ ~ "'~ ~~r~h ~ · · ~.. i·i~:~ U ~8 .:~10~ -c1 81 .a r:: ~~ ' I I !G Hi·~"B c E rr C• IJ 1~:2 ~ "' w. In ar PJ ~ll~ j~N:ai~ ~ ~~s ~· ~ ~ l>ot c er. =Qth:n ed . ·Ill~ ~~· .nh ~ E_~, .. -t l ,._ ~ r uu • -·· .. ......... ::1.. .. ..~ B . . . ts I= o:i.JI]ga. .. alii• 4 • 6::1 .. I .. "'at! .. e ·•• "' •I ·~.II . .• ! ... .. ...... - I \ .. ,.t'l I ~ e):!'ll. . ' ~ !!1 j: ~! lJ ) f ·~ /. ~ · II :3 I· ' II• . II s 4 = i.. "' d. ~~~~~~~~~ i .. ~ THE'69,0CIO· VOL1\~DDISON Substation which Is being reJ110(1eled · bytbe Coml!IDY's CollBiruction and Mainterupl<e Department. ; BY HOBART WILSON JR. the units will kick mto opera- • lnstollation and corfstruction uon. ' or the Columbus and Southern The new project includes two Ohio Electrie Company $1.2 tanks with a capacity of 65,0Qil five huge e;enerators each with a capacity of 2,750 kw, and a 20,000 kw &lep-up' .transformcr. The compap.y's construction and maintenance crew from Nelsonville is making the change over from . ~xisting tacibties a11d a controcling firm empld)'ed by General M6'tors Corp., is installing thl:! generator~; . !l _.;..._ a FUEL tanks at Addison Substation with dike., .. fi .. ')Oft .... . WI! . . .., .. "'"'~"' '··' ' •·. ' Fol (; --~-· .... 1 Y•• .r .' in tilll ol plot bl.. -.!f . ., - Wlnninl bJ 11 Plfllll, 114. Tbe ,.m 11ft llulra • N .....,... "'erall Ull 1-1 a Auantlc Cout ~ pi~)". N«ttl c.r.1in1 State If ,_ '-• .......n IDd ~ 1ft amfa.,._ ; Tbe Wollpack wu lid by lilil J Mavredeo with 21 polnta, , a followed by Bill Krera- wltb JJ points, and Dick Braucher willa 12 polnto. Duke's Ill points waa the DIOII the Blue Devill bave soored Ill'- r J.. raising of prize money for lile CINCINNATI (VPI) - An of- Llndborst aald. • 1967 U. S. Open to $173 .~fXI, and ficiol of lhe Cincinnati Royals "In fact, If It weren't r.f 11!1 . selected the sites lor th• 1969 said Saturday il \he NaUonal Utile the Royals do ro<:eil* '• and 1970 championships . Basketball Association meets i from television we would-aM tie The USG A named three for- the demands of certain di.. able to meet oo;, payroU Cld mer U s amateur ch gruntled players 1t would be a still break even. 1 · · ampons, "d th bl 0 "I I b8 in h Deane Beman of Bethesda, Md ., ~a ~ . or cUu 81 Losucls <1960 aoo 1963), Bill Campbell and B:;tlm.;:.~~na • · u Balaneed Attack of Huntmgton, W. Va., (1964) Ambrose Lindhorst, Board Eari18 Purdue Win and Bob Murphy of Nichols, Chairman of the Royals and a LAFAYETtE, Ind. (UP!) - · Fla. (1964) to head the 10 - member ol the NBA Board of Minnesota center Tom Koudll .~• man contmgent wluch Governors said he understands poured 13 points dowil the the British in the !lsi Walker some of ihe plsyers want an bucket Saturday but 1 betterCup matches May 19-20 at the clause In \heir conlracl5 balanced Purdue 1eam nOMoi Royal St. George's Golf Club to those professional ito Big Ten conference ree«d in Sandwich, England. players have. at 2-2 with an 83-7: victory. • The Association announced uu we grant~ this, it would Purdue dropped the Gopbert increase of $25,000 prize the end of pro basketball ID to 1-4 in conference plaJ .,; for the 1967 u. s. Open Cincinnati and probably such staying in control throqbeut ·llli" pionship . at Baltusrol · as Baltimore and St. Lou- game. Purdue led at the 1uot1 • Lindhorst said. 43-34, and the closest ilil!nelol& Club, Springfield, N. J., Iter • the total prize to $175,000, option clause enableo got was ~. a tht llller' . an increase of $5 000 .for to play out their con- mission. ~ women's open cha'mplonship an~ then deal as free IDgh scorer for PurdUe W81 Hot Spring, Va., to raise the _age~ts With other ~lubs when Roger Blalock, junior forward, ladles' total to $25 000. the~r contracts have expired. whose 24 points 1ave him bll ' Lindhorst, a prominent clidlocal best game of the year. Selltor ~ The additional prize money attorney, also said he · n'l guard Henry Ebersholf droppell . · the men's division wiU be see bow the Royals could meet !reportcu . •• p1ayer deman ds lor in 19 points.lributed among almost all "'a<'e e• t:M>sitions. 'with first place increased pension benefits. Purdue's sbcotl.ng: average increased by $5.000 tB ''Pro basketball doesn't have was .532, with 33 of 62 lholt Those who do not qualify for the TV bonanzas of football .and made; Minnesota'• was the final 36 holes will each ref from which to draw," with 28 of tilt attempl5 ceive $400, a boost of $100 over the 1966 total. The added money In t he women's division will be conl!in- 11 eel to the qualifiers for the last 36 holes, with first prize money being raised $1,000 to $5,000. The USGA voted to play 1967 amateur public links championship at 78-hole slroke play following a recommendation by ,., flo Team Named By Officials BVCXPASSER OUT , ARCADIA, CaW. (VPI) Bllckpssser, the 1860 llDrle of the Year, was declared wt of \he $100,000 CbarlOJ H. Strulr Stakeo Saturday at Santa Anita a lew boon before the race because of an Infected boo!. tblnl olnUihl wbi. • O'tUOCI tile ~Urp .. tile llllllt :rolll!ll ""- With e:• m!ntf4i lef~ the Blue Derils - Teams Would Fold HNBA." · Addison Diesel Complex Near Completion ~~~;'te~::~~w:: w~~ Accepts Players Demands f emergency power," AUen said. project which incJudes a jet The system will be controlle~ engine at the Piqua Generat.. by the load dispatcher in Co- ing Station, and another diesel ~umbu ~. via remote control. unit at Pedro ir. Lawrence coun~ When an emergency comes up, ty. ~; ~.. •• l Riedy Wlih 17 01011. Duke hit • blis~ M per cent !rum the Ooor a ootrebounded the ~ Wotlpock - . CaplaiD Bo!J ~ear, and State's tO poiDII wu the lowest BC<ll'ed ogaiml the Devili this year. YORK (UP!) - The United States Golf Association Allen said lhe installation at protectJon for the system, and Addison is i>a,rl of a $4 million ·1,u1 • . NEW peaking units is "to provide s 1Jt 1 ! ; ' ~alkerCup j: .. J . DURHAM, lj. C. (UPII -J'be Duke Blue DevUs ee:ebrato.'ll Coach Vic Bubas' tOOl ~Y by C03Stlng Pflll Nortb·Carqlhla Slate Saturday lor thea Tile Devils jumped oil tq a quick !1-4 lead tn the fJrot tJtree mil1ut.es and gradually illVerga Jed :nuke wlth 14 points fojtowed by Mike Lewis and ;Bob sgenerating unit at the Addison Substation, located on Georges Creek Rd. In Gallia counly, will be completed In a few weeks. John Allen, GallipoUs djvision manager, said work on t ae stand-by peaking units actually began six J!lOtlths agJ. Main purpose of t.he stand-by i~ "'· Duke Crushes Foe, 99-60 ==== •iii .•• !I • ) !l! U 1.t.jJ p, ,.hl!l! "~ !!~ ~~ · ~ ,.@~, ~__, 1 "~ u -i· a" 1 .... ,, I I ~ i l -~· ~L I q ~~H!H ~ -~1~-t:a• II&; ~! P' ne • . ... "li - l million dollar diesel • j)OWered gallons for diesel fuel, ...... ca H • -&:.u." . .. .• " ..,.--.l. f .. ;. s ., • 11 .. • • u ,~~ u.. If 11 gnUti J t I iJ . · ~., II JiI ti !I ., ~~· . ,{ ·, : ' . CADILLAC BUYS! the Association's Public Links Committee. The championship had been decided by match since Its inception in 1902. 1967 championship is sch<!dul<!d to be played . July 12-15 at .,• VIEW SHOWING four of the diesel-powered ·genera!lm, ·the control building ·and the 20,000 KW Jefferson Patk golf course former. . Seattle. 66 C.dill•c H.T. sedan De Ville _ $5200 . . . : : = = - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - - 1 Tile champions Golf Club tn Houston, site of this year's Full power equipment, plus Climate Con~l aiN:ol> . Xenia Wilson Pymatuning Valley 79 ditioning, 1 owner new Cadillac trade, turquoU, wUII ' Ryder Cup matches, was chosMason 52 Springboro 47 65 Wellington 63 turquoise Interior, - · .. -.. en sill! of the 1969 Open, schedWest Liberty Salem 73 · 58 New London >I uled June 12-IS, while the• ~:=~: Southeastern 114 Oakland <W. Va.) 59 65 Cadil11c Coupe DeVille S!200' tine Golf Club in Ct Miami Trace 49 Wilmington 46 Beaver Local 49 Full power including window• and 8-way .aeat," iiDted Minn., was selected as the Madison South 68 Cedarville 49 <W. Va.) 67 gjass, radio, Autronlc eye, Cllmate Con~l air couiiiDayton Rilosevelt 59 Se\On Central 51 of the 1970 Open to be play<ed Uoning, white sidewall ttlres. Only 11,000 June 18-21. . Dayton Slivers 51 · 11:1 ~.T . By Volted Press International Springfield Cathollc 57 Ea..t Cleveland Shaw 52 · · Springfield Local 62 115Z ELIGffiLE OC ~Y St""'burg' 74 Anna 34 Houston 31 Brush 48 oo Niles 56 oTuscarawas Valley 36 Botins 8G · t Avon Lake 84 Lawrence 73 COWMB,US <UPI) - A reoDennison · St. Mary 62 Sidney Holy Angels 49 1 Olmsted Falls 83 Marietta St. Mary's 62 ord $2 trotters and pscers, Hiland 45 F · 1 M R · :Bay SB WesUake 52 Matamoras 96 headed by True Duane, are ell. . a1r awn •• USSIO 88 I · 'bl I th 1967 Sc'10' 0 Do · ' , . Hanoverton United 79 Ansoola 69 Westmont 'I I Ca<ro <W. Va.) 47 gl e or e · . wns 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville · TOLEPQ (VPI) .- The two Greenford 49 Arcanum 56 Newton 29 MAOHINE NO. I .... ... .., Warren Local 61 Newport 55 Challenge Stake, accordmg to Full power equipment, radio, white Intemailil!ial · Hocke'y League iCarrolltoq St.' Edward 89 Mississinawa Valley 81 St. Mary .t W. Va.) 58 race track officials. 'The 1 lro-O AV o/o 5k5ks Unh!d glass, tllt..teerlng wheel; milse front.nlimers ' only managed' to I ' Dover St. Joseph 71 Bradford nl . Scores 1-28 . SIStersville (W. v:') 56 bet lops the 609 record set Jasj Ironic eye, comfort control aiMondltlolllne. put one. man each on the .Sheridan ~9 Maysville 44 Franklin Monroe 114 hi add Scoreo, tOti-O ~ling <W. Va.) Catholic 62 year. I e a g.u ~, s All-Star . team ali- Tri-Valley 43 Morgan 35 New Madison 51 North.RoYalton 59 . Martino Ferry 52 OPEN EVES TIL 1:00 1 nounced Saturday.' New Concord 58 Versailles 73 Gettysburg 49 ·. Strongsville 75 ShadySide 64 WESLEYAN COPS MEET .. .· . West Musingum >5 Hamilton Badin 61 : Mayfield. tl5 !'fentor 48 75 Adena 60 DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) Toledo and Dayton• each had Philo 53 prooksville 52 · Oxford Talawanda 58 PainesVllle Riverside 6,1 69 Dillonval~ 65 Ohio Wesleyan defeated om: player on the top squad, Barnesville 80 Beallsville S4 Riverside 53 Indian Lake 40 Painesville Pleasant, 75 Yorkville 57 ing Hiram 7MO In Ohio GMAC PINANCING while Port Huron 1 and Ft. Shenandoah 65 Fort Frye 63 College ·Comer 79 South S5 . 75 Cadiz 60 ence swunmlng Wayne each counted· two. Laurelville 87 . · Twin Valley North . W1cklllfe 51 Valley"'3 Hopedale 59 bowed I<> defending i'l 1111 t lh All.St ·te New I,exinglon St. Aioysiuo o7t Preble Monroe 69 · Kirtland 86 Chardon 39 83 Lakeland 57 champion Baldwin·• Wallace ......_,, . whi~pl : 1.;_ W :~ d t".:"g' 1, MJJ!er 67 Union Furnace 60 New Paris Jef!ers~n 59 Asbtabula 60 Je:.:w2liii~M;-N:.:ew::::_Athe=="'=-=59:__,:_::18:..i::n...:wr::.::es::Wng~.----~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""-"""""""""---• IY Guernsey Cathol' 95 M' m1 Aslltabula Edgewood 47 champion Muskegon Feb. 14, : IC .. .East 64 · Greenon 56 Elyria catholic 54 . ,. !4askl111 Tanner's Semi Annual '•' 1 were: I' . . Zane Trace . U Springfield Sl•awnee T1 Clevejand St Jobn c8nt; · Dayton Roth .59 Northwestem. · · us ,_ ·' • Glenn Ramsay, Toledo, goal; j · Dayton .Be!Jitont 511 Calllolic 31 Newll!Jry .84 Burton 60 Guy James and Larry Mavety, DaYton Fairview 44 ' · Grand Valley 81 POri lluron, defense; Len DaytonMeadowdalo 36 (ol) -. ' ~' Thomson, Ft. Wayne, eenter; Dayton Wbite .110 • :\ I Johtmy 'Goodwin, Ft. Wayne, · PatU.rson 2 · left wlnR; . and Guy Trottier, Dayton ' Dayton, right wind. Coach ; Warren • B'ac k..of Dav-·.Nortmont iOakwood :On . will _,coach the All.Star 1 v~~:~~:~;!t~;~ 1quad· In 11S Ull· at Muskegon. ;,1'1 lbe!1• players .. )¥ere named •. ; I''"est !ielr fellow •.ypponents .Jn 1 . H k . : :eams . Are. R'e.vealed KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR UU!S : · . ,, . 1 ~·. ;, .. :, . ~, ,. • ' I .':~·~·~\ ~:" ' �I'J ) 114 I'• " " " fi! ~ J li ~ J ~ ~--~ ~ I i.. tij . . =~r· . ~ ~ "'~ ~~r~h ~ · · ~.. i·i~:~ U ~8 .:~10~ -c1 81 .a r:: ~~ ' I I !G Hi·~"B c E rr C• IJ 1~:2 ~ "' w. In ar PJ ~ll~ j~N:ai~ ~ ~~s ~· ~ ~ l>ot c er. =Qth:n ed . ·Ill~ ~~· .nh ~ E_~, .. -t l ,._ ~ r uu • -·· .. ......... ::1.. .. ..~ B . . . ts I= o:i.JI]ga. .. alii• 4 • 6::1 .. I .. "'at! .. e ·•• "' •I ·~.II . .• ! ... .. ...... - I \ .. ,.t'l I ~ e):!'ll. . ' ~ !!1 j: ~! lJ ) f ·~ /. ~ · II :3 I· ' II• . II s 4 = i.. "' d. ~~~~~~~~~ i .. ~ THE'69,0CIO· VOL1\~DDISON Substation which Is being reJ110(1eled · bytbe Coml!IDY's CollBiruction and Mainterupl<e Department. ; BY HOBART WILSON JR. the units will kick mto opera- • lnstollation and corfstruction uon. ' or the Columbus and Southern The new project includes two Ohio Electrie Company $1.2 tanks with a capacity of 65,0Qil five huge e;enerators each with a capacity of 2,750 kw, and a 20,000 kw &lep-up' .transformcr. The compap.y's construction and maintenance crew from Nelsonville is making the change over from . ~xisting tacibties a11d a controcling firm empld)'ed by General M6'tors Corp., is installing thl:! generator~; . !l _.;..._ a FUEL tanks at Addison Substation with dike., .. fi .. ')Oft .... . WI! . . .., .. "'"'~"' '··' ' •·. ' Fol (; --~-· .... 1 Y•• .r .' in tilll ol plot bl.. -.!f . ., - Wlnninl bJ 11 Plfllll, 114. Tbe ,.m 11ft llulra • N .....,... "'erall Ull 1-1 a Auantlc Cout ~ pi~)". N«ttl c.r.1in1 State If ,_ '-• .......n IDd ~ 1ft amfa.,._ ; Tbe Wollpack wu lid by lilil J Mavredeo with 21 polnta, , a followed by Bill Krera- wltb JJ points, and Dick Braucher willa 12 polnto. Duke's Ill points waa the DIOII the Blue Devill bave soored Ill'- r J.. raising of prize money for lile CINCINNATI (VPI) - An of- Llndborst aald. • 1967 U. S. Open to $173 .~fXI, and ficiol of lhe Cincinnati Royals "In fact, If It weren't r.f 11!1 . selected the sites lor th• 1969 said Saturday il \he NaUonal Utile the Royals do ro<:eil* '• and 1970 championships . Basketball Association meets i from television we would-aM tie The USG A named three for- the demands of certain di.. able to meet oo;, payroU Cld mer U s amateur ch gruntled players 1t would be a still break even. 1 · · ampons, "d th bl 0 "I I b8 in h Deane Beman of Bethesda, Md ., ~a ~ . or cUu 81 Losucls <1960 aoo 1963), Bill Campbell and B:;tlm.;:.~~na • · u Balaneed Attack of Huntmgton, W. Va., (1964) Ambrose Lindhorst, Board Eari18 Purdue Win and Bob Murphy of Nichols, Chairman of the Royals and a LAFAYETtE, Ind. (UP!) - · Fla. (1964) to head the 10 - member ol the NBA Board of Minnesota center Tom Koudll .~• man contmgent wluch Governors said he understands poured 13 points dowil the the British in the !lsi Walker some of ihe plsyers want an bucket Saturday but 1 betterCup matches May 19-20 at the clause In \heir conlracl5 balanced Purdue 1eam nOMoi Royal St. George's Golf Club to those professional ito Big Ten conference ree«d in Sandwich, England. players have. at 2-2 with an 83-7: victory. • The Association announced uu we grant~ this, it would Purdue dropped the Gopbert increase of $25,000 prize the end of pro basketball ID to 1-4 in conference plaJ .,; for the 1967 u. s. Open Cincinnati and probably such staying in control throqbeut ·llli" pionship . at Baltusrol · as Baltimore and St. Lou- game. Purdue led at the 1uot1 • Lindhorst said. 43-34, and the closest ilil!nelol& Club, Springfield, N. J., Iter • the total prize to $175,000, option clause enableo got was ~. a tht llller' . an increase of $5 000 .for to play out their con- mission. ~ women's open cha'mplonship an~ then deal as free IDgh scorer for PurdUe W81 Hot Spring, Va., to raise the _age~ts With other ~lubs when Roger Blalock, junior forward, ladles' total to $25 000. the~r contracts have expired. whose 24 points 1ave him bll ' Lindhorst, a prominent clidlocal best game of the year. Selltor ~ The additional prize money attorney, also said he · n'l guard Henry Ebersholf droppell . · the men's division wiU be see bow the Royals could meet !reportcu . •• p1ayer deman ds lor in 19 points.lributed among almost all "'a<'e e• t:M>sitions. 'with first place increased pension benefits. Purdue's sbcotl.ng: average increased by $5.000 tB ''Pro basketball doesn't have was .532, with 33 of 62 lholt Those who do not qualify for the TV bonanzas of football .and made; Minnesota'• was the final 36 holes will each ref from which to draw," with 28 of tilt attempl5 ceive $400, a boost of $100 over the 1966 total. The added money In t he women's division will be conl!in- 11 eel to the qualifiers for the last 36 holes, with first prize money being raised $1,000 to $5,000. The USGA voted to play 1967 amateur public links championship at 78-hole slroke play following a recommendation by ,., flo Team Named By Officials BVCXPASSER OUT , ARCADIA, CaW. (VPI) Bllckpssser, the 1860 llDrle of the Year, was declared wt of \he $100,000 CbarlOJ H. Strulr Stakeo Saturday at Santa Anita a lew boon before the race because of an Infected boo!. tblnl olnUihl wbi. • O'tUOCI tile ~Urp .. tile llllllt :rolll!ll ""- With e:• m!ntf4i lef~ the Blue Derils - Teams Would Fold HNBA." · Addison Diesel Complex Near Completion ~~~;'te~::~~w:: w~~ Accepts Players Demands f emergency power," AUen said. project which incJudes a jet The system will be controlle~ engine at the Piqua Generat.. by the load dispatcher in Co- ing Station, and another diesel ~umbu ~. via remote control. unit at Pedro ir. Lawrence coun~ When an emergency comes up, ty. ~; ~.. •• l Riedy Wlih 17 01011. Duke hit • blis~ M per cent !rum the Ooor a ootrebounded the ~ Wotlpock - . CaplaiD Bo!J ~ear, and State's tO poiDII wu the lowest BC<ll'ed ogaiml the Devili this year. YORK (UP!) - The United States Golf Association Allen said lhe installation at protectJon for the system, and Addison is i>a,rl of a $4 million ·1,u1 • . NEW peaking units is "to provide s 1Jt 1 ! ; ' ~alkerCup j: .. J . DURHAM, lj. C. (UPII -J'be Duke Blue DevUs ee:ebrato.'ll Coach Vic Bubas' tOOl ~Y by C03Stlng Pflll Nortb·Carqlhla Slate Saturday lor thea Tile Devils jumped oil tq a quick !1-4 lead tn the fJrot tJtree mil1ut.es and gradually illVerga Jed :nuke wlth 14 points fojtowed by Mike Lewis and ;Bob sgenerating unit at the Addison Substation, located on Georges Creek Rd. In Gallia counly, will be completed In a few weeks. John Allen, GallipoUs djvision manager, said work on t ae stand-by peaking units actually began six J!lOtlths agJ. Main purpose of t.he stand-by i~ "'· Duke Crushes Foe, 99-60 ==== •iii .•• !I • ) !l! U 1.t.jJ p, ,.hl!l! "~ !!~ ~~ · ~ ,.@~, ~__, 1 "~ u -i· a" 1 .... ,, I I ~ i l -~· ~L I q ~~H!H ~ -~1~-t:a• II&; ~! P' ne • . ... "li - l million dollar diesel • j)OWered gallons for diesel fuel, ...... ca H • -&:.u." . .. .• " ..,.--.l. f .. ;. s ., • 11 .. • • u ,~~ u.. If 11 gnUti J t I iJ . · ~., II JiI ti !I ., ~~· . ,{ ·, : ' . CADILLAC BUYS! the Association's Public Links Committee. The championship had been decided by match since Its inception in 1902. 1967 championship is sch<!dul<!d to be played . July 12-15 at .,• VIEW SHOWING four of the diesel-powered ·genera!lm, ·the control building ·and the 20,000 KW Jefferson Patk golf course former. . Seattle. 66 C.dill•c H.T. sedan De Ville _ $5200 . . . : : = = - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - - 1 Tile champions Golf Club tn Houston, site of this year's Full power equipment, plus Climate Con~l aiN:ol> . Xenia Wilson Pymatuning Valley 79 ditioning, 1 owner new Cadillac trade, turquoU, wUII ' Ryder Cup matches, was chosMason 52 Springboro 47 65 Wellington 63 turquoise Interior, - · .. -.. en sill! of the 1969 Open, schedWest Liberty Salem 73 · 58 New London >I uled June 12-IS, while the• ~:=~: Southeastern 114 Oakland <W. Va.) 59 65 Cadil11c Coupe DeVille S!200' tine Golf Club in Ct Miami Trace 49 Wilmington 46 Beaver Local 49 Full power including window• and 8-way .aeat," iiDted Minn., was selected as the Madison South 68 Cedarville 49 <W. Va.) 67 gjass, radio, Autronlc eye, Cllmate Con~l air couiiiDayton Rilosevelt 59 Se\On Central 51 of the 1970 Open to be play<ed Uoning, white sidewall ttlres. Only 11,000 June 18-21. . Dayton Slivers 51 · 11:1 ~.T . By Volted Press International Springfield Cathollc 57 Ea..t Cleveland Shaw 52 · · Springfield Local 62 115Z ELIGffiLE OC ~Y St""'burg' 74 Anna 34 Houston 31 Brush 48 oo Niles 56 oTuscarawas Valley 36 Botins 8G · t Avon Lake 84 Lawrence 73 COWMB,US <UPI) - A reoDennison · St. Mary 62 Sidney Holy Angels 49 1 Olmsted Falls 83 Marietta St. Mary's 62 ord $2 trotters and pscers, Hiland 45 F · 1 M R · :Bay SB WesUake 52 Matamoras 96 headed by True Duane, are ell. . a1r awn •• USSIO 88 I · 'bl I th 1967 Sc'10' 0 Do · ' , . Hanoverton United 79 Ansoola 69 Westmont 'I I Ca<ro <W. Va.) 47 gl e or e · . wns 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville · TOLEPQ (VPI) .- The two Greenford 49 Arcanum 56 Newton 29 MAOHINE NO. I .... ... .., Warren Local 61 Newport 55 Challenge Stake, accordmg to Full power equipment, radio, white Intemailil!ial · Hocke'y League iCarrolltoq St.' Edward 89 Mississinawa Valley 81 St. Mary .t W. Va.) 58 race track officials. 'The 1 lro-O AV o/o 5k5ks Unh!d glass, tllt..teerlng wheel; milse front.nlimers ' only managed' to I ' Dover St. Joseph 71 Bradford nl . Scores 1-28 . SIStersville (W. v:') 56 bet lops the 609 record set Jasj Ironic eye, comfort control aiMondltlolllne. put one. man each on the .Sheridan ~9 Maysville 44 Franklin Monroe 114 hi add Scoreo, tOti-O ~ling <W. Va.) Catholic 62 year. I e a g.u ~, s All-Star . team ali- Tri-Valley 43 Morgan 35 New Madison 51 North.RoYalton 59 . Martino Ferry 52 OPEN EVES TIL 1:00 1 nounced Saturday.' New Concord 58 Versailles 73 Gettysburg 49 ·. Strongsville 75 ShadySide 64 WESLEYAN COPS MEET .. .· . West Musingum >5 Hamilton Badin 61 : Mayfield. tl5 !'fentor 48 75 Adena 60 DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) Toledo and Dayton• each had Philo 53 prooksville 52 · Oxford Talawanda 58 PainesVllle Riverside 6,1 69 Dillonval~ 65 Ohio Wesleyan defeated om: player on the top squad, Barnesville 80 Beallsville S4 Riverside 53 Indian Lake 40 Painesville Pleasant, 75 Yorkville 57 ing Hiram 7MO In Ohio GMAC PINANCING while Port Huron 1 and Ft. Shenandoah 65 Fort Frye 63 College ·Comer 79 South S5 . 75 Cadiz 60 ence swunmlng Wayne each counted· two. Laurelville 87 . · Twin Valley North . W1cklllfe 51 Valley"'3 Hopedale 59 bowed I<> defending i'l 1111 t lh All.St ·te New I,exinglon St. Aioysiuo o7t Preble Monroe 69 · Kirtland 86 Chardon 39 83 Lakeland 57 champion Baldwin·• Wallace ......_,, . whi~pl : 1.;_ W :~ d t".:"g' 1, MJJ!er 67 Union Furnace 60 New Paris Jef!ers~n 59 Asbtabula 60 Je:.:w2liii~M;-N:.:ew::::_Athe=="'=-=59:__,:_::18:..i::n...:wr::.::es::Wng~.----~"""""""""""""""""""""""""""-"""""""""---• IY Guernsey Cathol' 95 M' m1 Aslltabula Edgewood 47 champion Muskegon Feb. 14, : IC .. .East 64 · Greenon 56 Elyria catholic 54 . ,. !4askl111 Tanner's Semi Annual '•' 1 were: I' . . Zane Trace . U Springfield Sl•awnee T1 Clevejand St Jobn c8nt; · Dayton Roth .59 Northwestem. · · us ,_ ·' • Glenn Ramsay, Toledo, goal; j · Dayton .Be!Jitont 511 Calllolic 31 Newll!Jry .84 Burton 60 Guy James and Larry Mavety, DaYton Fairview 44 ' · Grand Valley 81 POri lluron, defense; Len DaytonMeadowdalo 36 (ol) -. ' ~' Thomson, Ft. Wayne, eenter; Dayton Wbite .110 • :\ I Johtmy 'Goodwin, Ft. Wayne, · PatU.rson 2 · left wlnR; . and Guy Trottier, Dayton ' Dayton, right wind. Coach ; Warren • B'ac k..of Dav-·.Nortmont iOakwood :On . will _,coach the All.Star 1 v~~:~~:~;!t~;~ 1quad· In 11S Ull· at Muskegon. ;,1'1 lbe!1• players .. )¥ere named •. ; I''"est !ielr fellow •.ypponents .Jn 1 . H k . : :eams . Are. R'e.vealed KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR UU!S : · . ,, . 1 ~·. ;, .. :, . ~, ,. • ' I .':~·~·~\ ~:" ' �l'I ' • v • ' • ' ildcats Nip Pirates 57-53 !!\.,Honor 1-TooWrt Tilt Postponed .. _.b Gallia H• hi d ~ D . . too·hlocoL~!.ut~k ....::u !!'."m .. ..,...lll!'!l to Pll1 ~r~w. ""* . ~ H ar-, IIIII N DropsSeventh Ig an ers · rop · annan:~~~~~~~e:~Rlnk ~.:.: :. ~ :"~1!~:::_..:.;::t:~~~~~ 11111\1 • ,., -.,... r~ ...,Qf ~ le""'' • bt Tilt rn. fl&wa far~ WI' ..,.,.,.., ~ Cage Statutice """'lim ll!river'b~ =~r· Riddle~ ~ ~ l~TbeS!IIi4ilay' Strrug ~ttrn Georse h: • .,._._ (111'1) ....._ ..... - · '"'"" ,.. .,.,.. ..,. I '\II, A _ !.....:.:;:::_...::: G... H•ll - De.. Noller each rooked up 11 poi1!ll day nl&bt at IIanna, W. Va., u By DICK THOMAS the lllhl"""'" Tbe Honnan Trace Wild· led Ill lht way ID honi I 'IUt eats took ldvantsgeof North::...00 Ooadl Rey Ross' Gallla'l eold secoild quarter ·. Friday DIJZbt to hand Coach The ,"'" bring! ~ Lloyd Mite Morrison's Pirates Myera Hlgbl0ers record to Ibm seventh consecutive ~ tile .,_. Ia Ill pme.. loss 57-53 at North Gallla. western '" W in Soulhem Valley Atllletk! Conference play Tbe Pirates went ahead with North GalUa on Friday at the end of the first night, and Tr..,. on J)eliod but bit a cold spell Saturday lolt ' the 111 !or the first five minutes of league . • the secoDd period when they failed to seore a point. IS.~ ~n nigh~ Tw• Giber In double Slonr 17, 1. em. Jol!n t7 .polnts and Dillon bod 15. . . 1be flishlandeno hit :Ill of 51 Soutllwe.tem 11 22 17 11-71 from the field far Sf per eent IIIJIDIII, W. Va. 11 110 17 ls.-GI 111111 had 31 Dave ('IJ) - ll!llbn Notter's II NboQnds were '-+-15; Notter ._..11; .Sbrivblgh. 'er 5-7-17: IIIII 1-4-:-41; Col' The HaMID ratrV<i woo the ter 2t 4; Wowclll-1-.1. To~ prellmtnary game 61-53 with ala 21 -lt-71. Thompoon's :1J II)Io h'•~ f R 1"" or J•asa (M) - J. 'Brumfield Ill w1 J'po and unmy Walker 7-t-14; Slovtr 1 1 17; Rill· 8 po·nts each had 14 die 5-3-13 ; McCarty t-1-tl· ;1 western. Hesson 1--&-2. Totals 27-10.: •rman Varally had lour st. !oollll..... ~.. ru:"~· S.X:t ~ . R U t"la·, n d East er.n Mzrps Hannan Trace scored ]] straight poinls before Fred Dee! bit a bunny w make it • 20-15 with about three -ult~ Th E left in the first hall. Trace ll'd a Rutland! Is now z.tl In confer- Iplayer besides Newland who 14-:10 AI the baH. . . O er:ce pay and 5-9 overall. bit in double fi Dthe Rutland Red Devils Friday Coach Jim Adams' Red Dev. vis loll gores .• ...,.er DaThe win Ufted Hannan Trace night for • 5IJ..!ll Mid • Ohio ils held a five point lead of Rutland _With I$ points out of tile Soulhtm Valley Valley Conference victory at 32-27 with three minutes left ::ve ~~.,. and five 00 Athletic Conference cellar w1th Rutland. In the third period but Junior G "';; e llawilns 111111 1 3-4 record. Coach Paul Dll· The .Eagle., coached by Dan· Mike Martin hit three field also got 11 and 1 !on'a Wildcats are now U in ny. Wnght, held .a slim t " o goal attempts from outside and Rutland ;:: Sou Ill pme.. Honnan Trace has pomt '?argm WJth 22 seconds Newland sank two layups to put urc1ay . ht . Y therthem Sat1 IIIIJ Soutb-tem left in SVAC remalnllll! .In !he contest and lht Eagles back on top. contest"' m ..., -·- · play, aut Saturday night at got possess1on ol the ball. Eastern led &-7 at the end of The 1 Mercerville. The Wildcats cl""e Rutland, however, IDsled the the first quarter 111111 34-32 at the 1 3f.ZI their season Feh. 7 at Rutland. ball away on an out-of-hounds close of the third period The contest wm prellmtllary play and the Eagles took con- !core was tied 2:-22 t h lfttm · aa a e. By· QUWn: ' The loss •left the Pirates Ill irol with Dennis Newland high E tern hlt last place in the SVAC with A scorer of the game lmm~ate-. terna~ fro thon ldof 36 •~ Eastern if:. ······· f 22 34' M record. It waa their fourt.~ ly bemg' fouled ' · tp hil mRutle e lor 50 per RutlaadilsTERN ·\S:,: ........ 7 22 32 46 ......... I agu I d th . cen w e and sank 17 Of (~) •• ....,.. e e oss an seven Newland who ripped the f5 field oa1 llraJibl loss • in all gam.,., cords for •:IJ markers on eight per cent~ attempts for 33 Buckley 1-t-2, Spencer !when their 'ecord !a now :1-12. field goals and seven free Denni Web ah 11-'l, Martin 11--3-15, caldwell Ills enly SouUJ.. throws, sank both the free so 1-7-21,1 Bon· western left · in teague plav, throw tosses to cinch the vie- Martin got slz of Eutem's 27 um 11- 4-SO. ...a Friday night at North Gatfor .the Bll Green. to lead In that department. Davis 5-5-15 sJia. 'lbe Pirates closO their e wm upped the Eagles' Martin, with 15 pointo o• :t-12, Knorr O-l-1 Weber :t......, neal Saturday night at ~OVC record to 4-3 and made slz field goals 111111 three free 1----5 Dtenner 4--3-it Scott 1 Rutlud. em 8-7 overall on the aeason. throws, was the only Eastern 0-2.' Totals 17-~. - str~ng·~~;"m~.:::s.;1.~t~ o: 1 ~re.:' 0~ £. "'Ill; _.,~;"!'.'!..u Ha~ Pl~e . oy~ dnll Friday as he tr\l!d "' fig. R I ........a way to !!hackle a North· Ce1tJcss ure W=~m attack that has scored takers an average of )16.3 points a K · k tlgame, second highest In the na· OD. - - - Hawks . ' •... • •:: •......... , • •••• ,, " ' _h. AFTERNOON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHFO P~~:, ............ .. · "·""""" ! •J t 1 b NcJrth\~ ............ .. c The PlraiN closed the gap to 14-JS At lho third ..,ri'Jd open· • :!s"!.·::~byD;:~ .l' • t ,• '· ~ ~ ~ '::""'q ~ yo !Ia~ JOIN THE CROWDS OF PEOPLE ON THEIR WAY TO THOMAS QOTHIERS ., ti• again and North Gallia was on top :111-35 with 2:3Z !ell in the period. The WJ!dcats forged ahead with eight straight points in the. !mal two mmutes of ther penod 1D take a 44-36 lead as the foorth period opened. Theo It was tile Pirates' tum as two roals by Ronnie Morris, and one each by Mike Payne and Dell cut 'i'l'ace'o lead ID 46-fl wlth 5:52 left. 'i'l'ace bed 1 lead with .5:36 left but baskets by Payne and John Garnes cut it to 4~ 'With S:l/ left. That was a• <lose u the Plratoo 1111 the remainder of the contest. Tra<e led $7-49 with tt llfCOIIds Ielt. Han1111n 'i'l'ace lost Terry Cremei!DII tn peraonal fouls the !loa! t..., mtnutes of the " . with 14 seconds left. The Plr· .:-' •atea -its! Dave Hager with 5:31' " left, · trailing - · Dee!, Mor· rill aod Charlie Peek finished ~' .the ~.lame for the Pirate!, 08cb - witLloJir perstnals. Tbe Pirates out-goaled tt.o Wildcats 2J.2Z but lost out at :f!,e loul line making only aev· ~... ~ e! 23 foul sbots. The WJiri'' eats COIII!ec:ted oo IS ol :lll at ' · tho foul Uoe, and that ,..... ··· ibiD spelled the differmce in the victory. . Dalliels was top scorer lor 1• fWman Trace with 16 points, • imd eight reboonda. Cremeell! bad IS points, and Dan Sbeets t.llled II . Is ··• bad \ r::pom "'N ....., 't" ~· The W'Jldcall w• the rebound battle, 28-2.4. · Top man for lht Ptratoo was ~ peel with 15 paints Morrill had \. 12 poiots IJnd etaht rebounds. Charlie Peck hod aevlll r&~ PIfill •ach ( · ....~ . •,..er .... 8 •--•· u.. .~ kored 10 poiots. .. . . . teteo ace. · a-· ~ Bletle -.-.; • 0 0. Ttlall 11-13 I 0 I; TEAM South K.. '" lc.,..,.,.._ ,.,.. ~ ...- a ..,Jtt~e Falconi M8 SPORT COATS . Were 19.95 to 39.9l led . By Qoarierll Aleunder ......... 17 29 47 Conlon Lebm1111 so Wahama .......... 7 17 25 Catholic ffl ALEXANDER (51) Sandy VaHey 13 (ot) Hamill 3--ll-', We.t 0-11-1 Aquinas 78 i Mcllaaiel 7-4-16, Brooks Akron St. Vincent 67 10-2, Baumgartel 7-4-·11, 74 North Canton 57 ' gemeyer 0-1-1 Kincade 67 Clnton South 6t :t-2, G<Jss 5-I_:H, Perry 47 Columbiana ~ 1-1. Totals 211-13----56. Minerva 94 Lisbon 50 · WAIIAMA (U) PeiTY 76 Marlin£lon a M. Fry 7-z-.16, Sis!< 1----5Fairless 63 Jackson n 5, Gibbs 1-4-'l, Fields 3-2l..ske 76 Tuslaw 67 8, L. Fry :J-1-6, Milcbell East Canlllll 61 Northwest H 0--2, Batey z...o.-4. Totals ITMidvale 511 Tuscar.,... 64 1-43. The hot fastback ill Europe is . flame. 70 Sautllem Lc!cal y , :;,.~ :tO:t.Gallla II Prllll(a Realllll< ~ ::~":.~ ' . ,.. to ' 6·'' 10·36 ~ MENS JACKETS & SUBURBAN COATS Were 13.95 to 29.95 NOW •< LEVI WBIERN JEANS ' Most Are Reg. 5.00 ' ~th- t-... --:::::::.~ < 11:11111 =- ol Croaby Square an 4 f - .. - ...1._._..,._ .-p U 5 4 I I I _ VI .. t I II a .. and . . .,.' STA-PREST stACKS J M' SHOES . .' ' - .. . ' •lllllCI• ' I ·l fan 1M-~~took liP; . qll od - ' 1' I ..... crt eolorj, ., ' 4.00t.6.00 .iftirl.l6t.Ut' . . •.·· ~- ·'·' SERVICE · I MilliMe••.,.. llhwMita .. K......... O• . Used Furniture Outlet Store 112-l06 SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS , WEEK • • • We Bought A Big Truckload of Good Used Furniture This W~k ···Plus Many New Trade-Ins and Also A Complete House Full of Good Used Furniture. . ( •liot.tl!• •• --~-~---· '\llii~" ' Th · · .;,' . . o.mas , .. . G.ll1jlillt, ·-.. ~~;· Alw•r• A lergainl - , IEOAL VAIISli'Y TEAll W L p. JJ!Cboa .-.... ~ a ~ 745 MlddF""rt : • .. 7 I till Lupo .. .. .. .. 6 ' lli1 '614 Atha ........ 5 4 ~1 Nelao£\tiUe ,. , 5 S IIIIi PoiOIIIIY .. .. .. I I B Wlillltm . • :. • f 7 Ill Gallipoltl .. •.. 1 t liM It! ·rmAIB 41 u ' *' .:- .'. SIOAL 1lE8RVIS ' ' • • Coil Springs • • • • • .. - • a•ulltWrftooor . -• '35 -~-$5 miT •l .;co' 'I' Maytag Washers $48 teliSs Twellloe GasRanges • • '25&*50 ,....,.,. .... ...,t ea. '25 1-Baby Bed • • • - --•5 Jitl 'l . '- ' 1\(j TftteTOII- Water Heater - ... •39 - .~..... ocl Alllbn , . _ : 20% ,_,jl~ . ,. Refrigerators '25 to '69:95 !:"' Yort Clolo Like Mow 25% , Frigidaire ... ' · i ,1 Tappan Gas Range~ !JSo Vorylllee I F t I ,. • t 1 7 st l P •I uillhtll., .I < tt,,_ .,....-• ' llhlrtotli.. . IP.r' lrollio ..... . ' \ II .... WEAR ••~~~V>······ $ . SPORT - "·•.. ,.,.. w... ' i lAWtER IOYS W1AR .... .,_,_ .._"...,...... ;".,.:.;"· b • Asa.Asi5.90 .' ' Ill o-1 for San Francisc while John Havlicek believes in Nate Thunnond and Paul Jolmaon's 24 points topped the l08rllng by example. NewnaM ta!Ued :1111 poiDto each Bullets. V'-14.91 GrliupGt Melli Lilt lta-Pnlt rlll&lllol SAY I w... 7.oot.a.oo tNow5.7Sto6.75 20%·331-40%' . ~YS IIVi CASUI. SlACKS, Ware 3.98 to 5.91, r-SMITH'S FIAT SAlES " '' , Ill· W•r• $4.98 .larl•' AI WooH• ~Gaps, SW......sport & Dl'lll)£ Ff1;a.,...:•:·•I'd! ~··::•:u:•:•:•:- ceil .• • ·~ c.Dipolll by Uohed I'm• Iatematklnal points. 19·t:~ to :,.=s..... ., Slacb Mow lladuced. . •· truck, eall 446-3072 tnd . . will sava J011 moneJI 4-0-8: P:s':."~to· ~ 16-17~9 Havlicek Hot, Celties ' ' ~ dl-ttniiOd alyll I Jf JOII art Pill to biQ' • new car.-uea ear or g;..., ·'· 11·~ 6 to RG~IRSI · ~' • "'· Now2.99 Now2.50 ' ..... • Me• Dr111 & Casual Hats, Ware 5.00 to 16.00, NOW ; RAI 161 CD.,ft SAlE Tbe Logan Chiefiains snap- Greg Poston's jump shot and Ia aeorlnt ao he l!llllled 11 Bapp 7-:J-16; Hull ~; ped a 111-llame losing streak to gradually built the margin ID points for Athens while the Heady :t-&--4; Bauer 1-1-'l; the Athens Bulldogs FrIda y seven points. AI the intermis- winners had two playera In Clark :1-5-t; Eblin nlgbt ti they df!lll Coach Char· sion Logan ,led by a 28·23 score. double figures as Mike Weiland Handley t-+-2. Totals uo MCAfee's $IIppi~ team a Althollf!h. Athens managed ID netted 14 and Greg Post.on 10. -43• IHS deceat on )he Logon hard· ,close to wlthm th:ee points on The Chtefs hit only 33 per LOGAN (491 wood. t . j several occasions m the second cent of their shots, 16 of 48, Westfall 3-2---6· Weiland 11 marked the flr!t Logan hall, Logan staved off the but Athens suffered their worst ....a--14· K ~H· oaskelball victory over on threats until Bill WesUall's two drougbt of the season, connect· 'sro>Ok· ens team since tho !fSH(I sea-~1 free throws with just 27 seconds ing on just !6 of iill attempts ~- A01I t' 3 100 d vaulted the Chieftains remaining In the contest Iced for a 27 per cent average. " I- - · llfll a tte for second place , the,J•me away at 48-43. Poston , a' · trllb the Middleport Yellow ' closed out the scoring with a At the foul line Lugan COD- Score by quarters: Jaebll. \ free throw at the 11-second verted 17 of 28 wblle the Alben• 11 23 34 43 Aft11r playing t.o an 11·11 !Irat i mark ID make the final score Bulldogs made good on 11 of 17. Logan 1128 40 period deadlock the Chiefs tookl49-43. The box score: · Reserve score: Logan SO, 'he laod lor at 15-IS on Dennie Rapp led both teams ATHENS 'tO) 0111 38. TOPCOATS,Wera39.50to75.00,NOW . Ccae itt-podlr fal • brte .... ow 0871' IBdty fie• riB 'y !~. Logan E~ds Atlrens Jinx, 49-43 , 1"amGuu VonFWtan, white a!ld eol· . Ou group ol LM 11en1b Dttl£lm ' fllmillll .... J!lort. . . ~ IOOd ldnlltill, I& · :-.ec~;.,c:,:nar aty!M, mottlilet, Western scyie 111111 llOW ndaoed. 4 , . . _ 17 17 1141 i • NOW DRESS SHIRTS :e= · • ltESER\IJIS (IVAO lilly) TEAM W L p ~-~ .,..... .. •• • • 7 0 267 KJ&er Creek .. . 6 I SIO HaDIUI• "'-- • • 1 • ... .--. l jli Nartll GaiHa •: 1 1 2IJ Telall 17 12 liN 11M lo~edquarter AIJ..WEATHERCO~TS, Ware24.95to50.00,NO'I(~ ··--·.., 19.56tt,.96 " ~ '1'11111 'I• Rtael,., •• MENS DRESS SLACKS Were 9.00 to 15.00 . 1 96 15· . j ~ow SHOE SALE w ,....,. ey f. p ~ 1 75Z .. .. Eutem .. .. .. .8 8 I'll Hannan Traca .. .I I 711 North Gallta . . .2 11 rn (IVAO o.!J) TEAM Kyg Q<eek W L P er "· 1 1 • I'll Southwestern .. S S 310 EulenJ .. .. " S ' 4liO &16·1 I Hannan Tra .. s ' 415 North GaWa . . .2 S Sl7 Eaten~ - , 46·00 16;46 .'JT VAIISITY (AU Gamfl) I1Wtll Gtl5la (U) - Doell- Southw- 71 Ha-a ._U: Gnl!liet t- e I; Peck va. • ' • I t 2; Jllrl!r f...~lt; Paflll ll'lilll1'1 Offllll • • ....._11: Gamea 1-1-4: Mor- Kyaer CrseJr; at a:... . Ill ........JJ: Totall :13-7-SS. SoulhiN!IIn .. llril .... ·' 1\Tclanl :a- SV AC Standings Ttlall North Gallla _. the reserve pme 43-31 u Danny Lo&ut IIIII , ~ Smith eacb la1Ued lQ JiC!inla. Evere!t MoofeomerY IIIII Norman Swlodler each ~ "'·-·' 1 ' 1 ' hod a.u' .ruunMU _, llaJmao 'i'l'ace t II »11-67 7 ,l'j'ortb Gelllt U 7 1117-63 'i'l'ace (Ill - Daulels I_ t 11: Crem- 1-1-13; Will 4-1-f; Sbeell l-+-11; ·l'UIIJ By Uoltetl Preu latonJatloaal Perry 115 AI'- E11t M McComb 'IIIIM'IIIn NorGJero n Ottawa Gl"""""' 111 Fort Jennings Wyoming 66 MI. Healthy 3i Lockland 79 Harrison 70 Oakhills 70 Norwood 67 Sl Bernard 50 Reading 43 Princeton 46 Finneytown 45 Cincinnati McNicholas 77 Newport (Ky.) Cathollc 70 Colerain 69 Anderson 68 Mariemont M New Riclnnood 61 Bellaire ~ WheeliiJt! (W. Va.) as Bellaire St. Johns n Mounrlsvtlle (W. Vo.) 116 Woolller ez Mansfield 1\falabar New Phlladelpbla • Manafield Madison 40 Lueu M Ontario 79 Wington 511 Creotview 64 Plymouth 72 Nortbmor 115 Crellllne 611 Loudonvtlle 5S Clearfork 115 F~erlckklwn 41 Buckeye Central 59 Riverdale Cloton lJncoln 94 Conkin Timkeo 59 "::;I ~ J'a -·----. a/cons Beaten, 58-43 Obi Rig · :~,s~!d·:r:,:.s!'a.:tart.;.: o hSchool Results ill :UN . . . . IF etd- l!lde, ll::olllt II . . . two _ . ........ a M ll lbe tiJird lllnlaJd J1112M; 61-31 om Asa Brad- free throwt, Tom Meado11s leaaue !elodessblp saturdey GAllS roruvea. Por MfAdlaport ANOTUER BIG SALE ~U~TLANola\~ !.test II •11 :t.l, W. 2'1 at bilftime and 43-41 Center RAmRit Lo,.., ltilbt out l!ld, In aH, tile Rl>cll:ell WELLSTON (711 - Downard wbeiJ ·.tl}e tbinl'"quarter ended. scorer will! 24 for the game, hit were charled with 211 fouls 7~21'1; Haybum 7-+-14; Pomeroy took the lead briefly for two d!arlty tossfl ODd Bob compared to !6 &latnsl the King !-~; Jeffers 1-1-17: about midway through the Whaley sank a field goal to PBRihtrl. Buescher 1-1-'l: l..svepder 1 third quarter wben Bill Bad· make the oenre lf. Logan aJao lo!l!led lbe PaD- -0--2; McMa..., 11-t-4; Mil· foro ~It from underneath ID Wellston, onco later In lbe Iller rebou££dina by puUiD8 likan o-1-L Totall 30-11-71. cold. Russ Moore's / a : · maket the oenre 35-M. first hall, held a tz.pobll mar- 13 of the 2fi gotten by them. POMEROY <10) - Swisher Z m, troubled by the u I . . gin The Pan~ played last --4--!· Radford 1--3-0· Lugan 'Week, otayod with the Wellston, however, hit for . Ttu, Panthers, wi!G hove beta nlgbt at Athens and are alated 7-lo-if; Moore .:-7-t7; 1isiton untll the late minutes three ~secutlvo buckets and wiDnlng most of tl!eir gJULltl to boll Lopn and Wabama, re- Whaley H-9· Anderson >I lbe wlle ::ldperlatwod"":':C,mar· this season at the foul !IDe, opecllvely, on Friday 111111 Satur· 1-1. Totals ' · 1 IVeiF.Bioll '"""' Ufl a com or~ • -~" · couldn't find the roap there day alghts this week. 1ble margin. Plainly, Pomeroy •~ ·Panthers, with S:li6 "" Friday nlgllt. The PomerOY reaorve !ad rUII out of ps. !malnjPI in the 1ame, tied t.iil t P h vtn til u ........ JIUifered 1 41-10 Jo.o to 'score·at 45-IS on a Held goal by , omeroy, a 8 • -~ 'nle 'I"'S waa pomeroy'• sixth Bill ~oore but never managed of Coach Jo!m . DerroW hi foul Rockets in the preliminary I in 11 Southeastern Ohio League !to tak~ t~ lead ' trollble all evening, went to test Kenny English and Danny coDIUIS and ten the MelliS . .• · the charity stripe it tlmea but Abbott led lho Baby Panthers Coubtlans with an overall 7-6 '!'he only lime in the first hit only 24 of the attempts. Tbe with 10 each. reUmL , _ half', thai the hosts were on PIDthers al110 hit G££ly II of it BY QUARTERS Tt.e Panthers tralitd ~If at top )VIS In the openln1 two field 1011 trlei for M per cont. Wellston at SO 43 71 the end _of the first period, 30- minlltes of when Senior Four Welltloo players fouled Pomeroy t' %1 U !:; back in tba lead 28-21 wh~n Dell hit back a jumper put the 1b Wall Pir-. out Intofront 29-21! • e ama. White Falnoao, at Mason on Friday nilht. 1ren field 10a1J IIIII 1wo 1r e e with 1:14 lelt' in the third per· JJJII>I)Ut the The Falcons traUed !7·7 at ftl!rows. Baumgartel paced loci. ~Iota Ill tba liral._"' IJF!od, Coa1:b BID Wbaley't North Gallla ran Its lead to ' , AlezaD. ., at i ltalftime ~·-"~ at 1 team with II whUe lllcDIDiel !2-28 and lhoiiD 34-30 u Dave Mi4..,.~ al lbe third tiarter. d!""""' ID !J- and GGaa IICOJ'I>II Daniels aod llagtr traded buck· Fry IDpped the Felcoos' 11. ets. Terry <nmeens hit wl1h IS .GD Alerllllller tile 1 three • pointer to cut tile lead ...,toot by a 4f.2'1 score. 1 I pi' bli v lpm 1111 .... _. '1111 •1111, Well::ton's Golden Rocllett ltAIJI!d an early seaaon upset 'oss to ~·· "er"v ~v "'""""' a n-tfl victory over the ~~ >urple Panther! Friday night. .. ......... . .. . RuUand~s .!'~ed ~hi~ ~~an:., ~ $ R~ckets Get Revenge, Trim Panthers 71-60 ' i I 'f 'n•• OUR 'SJ.RYICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE, SHOW..OOM AND USED CAR lOT . WILl ClOSE EVERY THURSDAY lf} 5 I P. tn•· NOTICE EH~ive February 6,1967 orr a¢ • tMf the fl.. • I Ua (1111 Bt*ft, 'nlen, with T ball II pr, PI'Fday nil!lt IN oil, Senitt Guard eled • ~ to 1M1 tba bury .td 0rtr lbt bot bPI• .d:vY,.In aad Geot J~ Dit Dilbl 11ainA J.W.. (N). Jbn CoiJde bod lf, 6mlfliU. J:•' ;r fourth llratpt 1eqUe BJ lht end of the .......... tile frtm ohort ,.,., 1nd tb<M ApiNI Galllpolls tba Jack· By quarter&; vldllrl,' ""'· Jacbts led •11. 1'unlllill had made a free tllrow. ell ceotrolled both boarda, got- Galllpolls 11 15 31 $t 'lite wldor7 made Middleport U, Bradllot7 10, Caltor BUl U ,... fl~ wllll 1:• 011 tba IIIII 46 .-mdt to S1 .by Mld<llepo<t \It 41 U '15 74 II 1be IMCUO• a balf-c~me Davis had produCed 1. Guard third podod """*GABS. Tlo:wHD had II aod MIJlOLf;PORT (71) NIJI. oat G1 iln! behiD4 Jacboo. II Jlm Butd>er 2 pd Don Nelaon But lbo uprlalnc IIJded wlleJI BW ~ II far Mll8. Da914- aoo 3 0 I; 5lll!lly 1-IM1; 'h£). &S, etcll Fnday night whip- %. TanoehiD ODd Bm Davts b5t - hod 7 far GABS. 'l1le Jlldl> llebll5 I l U; W. llall ped Ntbonvllle 78-M. Jick· 'l1le Bluo Devils ·nev<r !'"" 1free throw&, 111111 Ne!Jon wu ell _., 7 for IS at tho free -2; 11. Datil 1-1-17; Jln4. ell an IIH with sl<' atralJht covered. · Jlood fNm £5 feet. The Jackett Une, GAllS It far D. TanDebJJ1 bury !1-+-11; Butcber 1-S I; ...,. cwl!faU~ They traUed by II (G-2!1 )at 1were goinl I'!IJ again. CMcb led both terllll In oenriDJ with Pullen !-0--2 Totals Sf (7 t1 . JGtFrlleport broi<e the a•m• halftlme1Bnd oy IS (~) olter , Carl Wolfs cleaned btl ben<h 22 points. Jackaon bod 17 1..- 13) 75. ope11 ll the first tip-off will) 1 thrte periods. with two minutea W 10· GABS. . GAUJPOUS IHI Jack· full 01llfl pretS oo ~~~ ine!ll ORly ..,.,.. did Coach Duk• Tbe loss put GAllS 21/o gam"" From the lleld, Middleport son 6-5-17 ; Gilkey ~; BIIM Devils. Inside three min- Buncl1'S"C'ool ahootiDI boyt behind WeUston in the SEO- was 34 for 71 for 41 per cent. Dpvidson z.-2-1; Spenct!J' zutu the JacketS led !i-4. DHJWif 1 mild lhrtat. AL. The Blue Dovils were to GaUipolia was 110 of 74 for '11 3-7; Ford Z..l.-ll; Ryat o-1Junl<lr !'orwud Mark TaM~ 'i'l'aillnl 47-21 with six mn,. joost with seventh place WeD• per cent. II; Meadows~; Denni• 1 bill 1111 the attaek, &Oilll!l II utet ~-:_::in:_::the::__:thlr=d:...:::pe::.:rlod~,: :ton:. . :.<•: .:7:.:.).-Sa:::turda=~Y:_::DlcJli.!::: : _ _:.~Asi=L-C::oa=cb::...~Ric::.:k::__:H:::a:::eJ.._....o--..:....:S::.·.:.T:::otals=:.:::lf:..:::::16:_o:::f.:.22:::.. ) M. Loc:lltr will ..... ll'bld! .. ""'... hC!OW It Jim will IMI lllert. 111111 wnall[ Will llllttod qa )looday bod IIIII u bolll.blvt opea dllet f J. Noe fl• C. Perroud Sl· • •S. JohnsOn G. Hood 25: NorthWMtem pootponed lho S. Mor11D U; B. Foose 18; T. pme, Jnfofltllnl 01\io State that! BUlb 15; S. Lee If; K. Shee'..s O'Hano Field ... nol .,pen D. Tboi)IU 11; T, 8; air trllllk. It .II lbe city'• maj J . LewiJ a; G. P!ice I; R. or lilport. _ Smith I ; M. Wolle 7. '11li word ·' 11 boo J. Niday 6; B. Rod1era e· after 1 ra J . Lusher s· J Swain f · R .....,.p ,.._...... dou- field f M 'tu' ' . blebeader il Chlcago Stadium ; · cas 2; D. Mink wu called of1 because of the 2; B. Baxter 2; R. 2; III!OWIIonn whieb bolted the T. Morgan 2: D. Klealiol 2: aroa. M. CUrry 2; P. Dingess 2; D. Coacb Fi'ed 'r 1 his Sommerville 2; J. Frazier Buek-eol .._ __ • ."Y oransehournt,s Tum K. Sheets- . ..J • lolLLVU6U W ' / S, ~5to54 Yellow Jackets Bury G lie-. • r 'Ptl"t fiO!IIIt. , . . """"'"""" IIIII. nD fromtlnl!" tbre; J1a1 to 1bo f r' Mlny,.......,.eh•r tiUfbuty~ · . W.Wiy, • �l'I ' • v • ' • ' ildcats Nip Pirates 57-53 !!\.,Honor 1-TooWrt Tilt Postponed .. _.b Gallia H• hi d ~ D . . too·hlocoL~!.ut~k ....::u !!'."m .. ..,...lll!'!l to Pll1 ~r~w. ""* . ~ H ar-, IIIII N DropsSeventh Ig an ers · rop · annan:~~~~~~~e:~Rlnk ~.:.: :. ~ :"~1!~:::_..:.;::t:~~~~~ 11111\1 • ,., -.,... r~ ...,Qf ~ le""'' • bt Tilt rn. fl&wa far~ WI' ..,.,.,.., ~ Cage Statutice """'lim ll!river'b~ =~r· Riddle~ ~ ~ l~TbeS!IIi4ilay' Strrug ~ttrn Georse h: • .,._._ (111'1) ....._ ..... - · '"'"" ,.. .,.,.. ..,. I '\II, A _ !.....:.:;:::_...::: G... H•ll - De.. Noller each rooked up 11 poi1!ll day nl&bt at IIanna, W. Va., u By DICK THOMAS the lllhl"""'" Tbe Honnan Trace Wild· led Ill lht way ID honi I 'IUt eats took ldvantsgeof North::...00 Ooadl Rey Ross' Gallla'l eold secoild quarter ·. Friday DIJZbt to hand Coach The ,"'" bring! ~ Lloyd Mite Morrison's Pirates Myera Hlgbl0ers record to Ibm seventh consecutive ~ tile .,_. Ia Ill pme.. loss 57-53 at North Gallla. western '" W in Soulhem Valley Atllletk! Conference play Tbe Pirates went ahead with North GalUa on Friday at the end of the first night, and Tr..,. on J)eliod but bit a cold spell Saturday lolt ' the 111 !or the first five minutes of league . • the secoDd period when they failed to seore a point. IS.~ ~n nigh~ Tw• Giber In double Slonr 17, 1. em. Jol!n t7 .polnts and Dillon bod 15. . . 1be flishlandeno hit :Ill of 51 Soutllwe.tem 11 22 17 11-71 from the field far Sf per eent IIIJIDIII, W. Va. 11 110 17 ls.-GI 111111 had 31 Dave ('IJ) - ll!llbn Notter's II NboQnds were '-+-15; Notter ._..11; .Sbrivblgh. 'er 5-7-17: IIIII 1-4-:-41; Col' The HaMID ratrV<i woo the ter 2t 4; Wowclll-1-.1. To~ prellmtnary game 61-53 with ala 21 -lt-71. Thompoon's :1J II)Io h'•~ f R 1"" or J•asa (M) - J. 'Brumfield Ill w1 J'po and unmy Walker 7-t-14; Slovtr 1 1 17; Rill· 8 po·nts each had 14 die 5-3-13 ; McCarty t-1-tl· ;1 western. Hesson 1--&-2. Totals 27-10.: •rman Varally had lour st. !oollll..... ~.. ru:"~· S.X:t ~ . R U t"la·, n d East er.n Mzrps Hannan Trace scored ]] straight poinls before Fred Dee! bit a bunny w make it • 20-15 with about three -ult~ Th E left in the first hall. Trace ll'd a Rutland! Is now z.tl In confer- Iplayer besides Newland who 14-:10 AI the baH. . . O er:ce pay and 5-9 overall. bit in double fi Dthe Rutland Red Devils Friday Coach Jim Adams' Red Dev. vis loll gores .• ...,.er DaThe win Ufted Hannan Trace night for • 5IJ..!ll Mid • Ohio ils held a five point lead of Rutland _With I$ points out of tile Soulhtm Valley Valley Conference victory at 32-27 with three minutes left ::ve ~~.,. and five 00 Athletic Conference cellar w1th Rutland. In the third period but Junior G "';; e llawilns 111111 1 3-4 record. Coach Paul Dll· The .Eagle., coached by Dan· Mike Martin hit three field also got 11 and 1 !on'a Wildcats are now U in ny. Wnght, held .a slim t " o goal attempts from outside and Rutland ;:: Sou Ill pme.. Honnan Trace has pomt '?argm WJth 22 seconds Newland sank two layups to put urc1ay . ht . Y therthem Sat1 IIIIJ Soutb-tem left in SVAC remalnllll! .In !he contest and lht Eagles back on top. contest"' m ..., -·- · play, aut Saturday night at got possess1on ol the ball. Eastern led &-7 at the end of The 1 Mercerville. The Wildcats cl""e Rutland, however, IDsled the the first quarter 111111 34-32 at the 1 3f.ZI their season Feh. 7 at Rutland. ball away on an out-of-hounds close of the third period The contest wm prellmtllary play and the Eagles took con- !core was tied 2:-22 t h lfttm · aa a e. By· QUWn: ' The loss •left the Pirates Ill irol with Dennis Newland high E tern hlt last place in the SVAC with A scorer of the game lmm~ate-. terna~ fro thon ldof 36 •~ Eastern if:. ······· f 22 34' M record. It waa their fourt.~ ly bemg' fouled ' · tp hil mRutle e lor 50 per RutlaadilsTERN ·\S:,: ........ 7 22 32 46 ......... I agu I d th . cen w e and sank 17 Of (~) •• ....,.. e e oss an seven Newland who ripped the f5 field oa1 llraJibl loss • in all gam.,., cords for •:IJ markers on eight per cent~ attempts for 33 Buckley 1-t-2, Spencer !when their 'ecord !a now :1-12. field goals and seven free Denni Web ah 11-'l, Martin 11--3-15, caldwell Ills enly SouUJ.. throws, sank both the free so 1-7-21,1 Bon· western left · in teague plav, throw tosses to cinch the vie- Martin got slz of Eutem's 27 um 11- 4-SO. ...a Friday night at North Gatfor .the Bll Green. to lead In that department. Davis 5-5-15 sJia. 'lbe Pirates closO their e wm upped the Eagles' Martin, with 15 pointo o• :t-12, Knorr O-l-1 Weber :t......, neal Saturday night at ~OVC record to 4-3 and made slz field goals 111111 three free 1----5 Dtenner 4--3-it Scott 1 Rutlud. em 8-7 overall on the aeason. throws, was the only Eastern 0-2.' Totals 17-~. - str~ng·~~;"m~.:::s.;1.~t~ o: 1 ~re.:' 0~ £. "'Ill; _.,~;"!'.'!..u Ha~ Pl~e . oy~ dnll Friday as he tr\l!d "' fig. R I ........a way to !!hackle a North· Ce1tJcss ure W=~m attack that has scored takers an average of )16.3 points a K · k tlgame, second highest In the na· OD. - - - Hawks . ' •... • •:: •......... , • •••• ,, " ' _h. AFTERNOON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHFO P~~:, ............ .. · "·""""" ! •J t 1 b NcJrth\~ ............ .. c The PlraiN closed the gap to 14-JS At lho third ..,ri'Jd open· • :!s"!.·::~byD;:~ .l' • t ,• '· ~ ~ ~ '::""'q ~ yo !Ia~ JOIN THE CROWDS OF PEOPLE ON THEIR WAY TO THOMAS QOTHIERS ., ti• again and North Gallia was on top :111-35 with 2:3Z !ell in the period. The WJ!dcats forged ahead with eight straight points in the. !mal two mmutes of ther penod 1D take a 44-36 lead as the foorth period opened. Theo It was tile Pirates' tum as two roals by Ronnie Morris, and one each by Mike Payne and Dell cut 'i'l'ace'o lead ID 46-fl wlth 5:52 left. 'i'l'ace bed 1 lead with .5:36 left but baskets by Payne and John Garnes cut it to 4~ 'With S:l/ left. That was a• <lose u the Plratoo 1111 the remainder of the contest. Tra<e led $7-49 with tt llfCOIIds Ielt. Han1111n 'i'l'ace lost Terry Cremei!DII tn peraonal fouls the !loa! t..., mtnutes of the " . with 14 seconds left. The Plr· .:-' •atea -its! Dave Hager with 5:31' " left, · trailing - · Dee!, Mor· rill aod Charlie Peek finished ~' .the ~.lame for the Pirate!, 08cb - witLloJir perstnals. Tbe Pirates out-goaled tt.o Wildcats 2J.2Z but lost out at :f!,e loul line making only aev· ~... ~ e! 23 foul sbots. The WJiri'' eats COIII!ec:ted oo IS ol :lll at ' · tho foul Uoe, and that ,..... ··· ibiD spelled the differmce in the victory. . Dalliels was top scorer lor 1• fWman Trace with 16 points, • imd eight reboonda. Cremeell! bad IS points, and Dan Sbeets t.llled II . Is ··• bad \ r::pom "'N ....., 't" ~· The W'Jldcall w• the rebound battle, 28-2.4. · Top man for lht Ptratoo was ~ peel with 15 paints Morrill had \. 12 poiots IJnd etaht rebounds. Charlie Peck hod aevlll r&~ PIfill •ach ( · ....~ . •,..er .... 8 •--•· u.. .~ kored 10 poiots. .. . . . teteo ace. · a-· ~ Bletle -.-.; • 0 0. Ttlall 11-13 I 0 I; TEAM South K.. '" lc.,..,.,.._ ,.,.. ~ ...- a ..,Jtt~e Falconi M8 SPORT COATS . Were 19.95 to 39.9l led . By Qoarierll Aleunder ......... 17 29 47 Conlon Lebm1111 so Wahama .......... 7 17 25 Catholic ffl ALEXANDER (51) Sandy VaHey 13 (ot) Hamill 3--ll-', We.t 0-11-1 Aquinas 78 i Mcllaaiel 7-4-16, Brooks Akron St. Vincent 67 10-2, Baumgartel 7-4-·11, 74 North Canton 57 ' gemeyer 0-1-1 Kincade 67 Clnton South 6t :t-2, G<Jss 5-I_:H, Perry 47 Columbiana ~ 1-1. Totals 211-13----56. Minerva 94 Lisbon 50 · WAIIAMA (U) PeiTY 76 Marlin£lon a M. Fry 7-z-.16, Sis!< 1----5Fairless 63 Jackson n 5, Gibbs 1-4-'l, Fields 3-2l..ske 76 Tuslaw 67 8, L. Fry :J-1-6, Milcbell East Canlllll 61 Northwest H 0--2, Batey z...o.-4. Totals ITMidvale 511 Tuscar.,... 64 1-43. The hot fastback ill Europe is . flame. 70 Sautllem Lc!cal y , :;,.~ :tO:t.Gallla II Prllll(a Realllll< ~ ::~":.~ ' . ,.. to ' 6·'' 10·36 ~ MENS JACKETS & SUBURBAN COATS Were 13.95 to 29.95 NOW •< LEVI WBIERN JEANS ' Most Are Reg. 5.00 ' ~th- t-... --:::::::.~ < 11:11111 =- ol Croaby Square an 4 f - .. - ...1._._..,._ .-p U 5 4 I I I _ VI .. t I II a .. and . . .,.' STA-PREST stACKS J M' SHOES . .' ' - .. . ' •lllllCI• ' I ·l fan 1M-~~took liP; . qll od - ' 1' I ..... crt eolorj, ., ' 4.00t.6.00 .iftirl.l6t.Ut' . . •.·· ~- ·'·' SERVICE · I MilliMe••.,.. llhwMita .. K......... O• . Used Furniture Outlet Store 112-l06 SPECIAL OFFERINGS THIS , WEEK • • • We Bought A Big Truckload of Good Used Furniture This W~k ···Plus Many New Trade-Ins and Also A Complete House Full of Good Used Furniture. . ( •liot.tl!• •• --~-~---· '\llii~" ' Th · · .;,' . . o.mas , .. . G.ll1jlillt, ·-.. ~~;· Alw•r• A lergainl - , IEOAL VAIISli'Y TEAll W L p. JJ!Cboa .-.... ~ a ~ 745 MlddF""rt : • .. 7 I till Lupo .. .. .. .. 6 ' lli1 '614 Atha ........ 5 4 ~1 Nelao£\tiUe ,. , 5 S IIIIi PoiOIIIIY .. .. .. I I B Wlillltm . • :. • f 7 Ill Gallipoltl .. •.. 1 t liM It! ·rmAIB 41 u ' *' .:- .'. SIOAL 1lE8RVIS ' ' • • Coil Springs • • • • • .. - • a•ulltWrftooor . -• '35 -~-$5 miT •l .;co' 'I' Maytag Washers $48 teliSs Twellloe GasRanges • • '25&*50 ,....,.,. .... ...,t ea. '25 1-Baby Bed • • • - --•5 Jitl 'l . '- ' 1\(j TftteTOII- Water Heater - ... •39 - .~..... ocl Alllbn , . _ : 20% ,_,jl~ . ,. Refrigerators '25 to '69:95 !:"' Yort Clolo Like Mow 25% , Frigidaire ... ' · i ,1 Tappan Gas Range~ !JSo Vorylllee I F t I ,. • t 1 7 st l P •I uillhtll., .I < tt,,_ .,....-• ' llhlrtotli.. . IP.r' lrollio ..... . ' \ II .... WEAR ••~~~V>······ $ . SPORT - "·•.. ,.,.. w... ' i lAWtER IOYS W1AR .... .,_,_ .._"...,...... ;".,.:.;"· b • Asa.Asi5.90 .' ' Ill o-1 for San Francisc while John Havlicek believes in Nate Thunnond and Paul Jolmaon's 24 points topped the l08rllng by example. NewnaM ta!Ued :1111 poiDto each Bullets. V'-14.91 GrliupGt Melli Lilt lta-Pnlt rlll&lllol SAY I w... 7.oot.a.oo tNow5.7Sto6.75 20%·331-40%' . ~YS IIVi CASUI. SlACKS, Ware 3.98 to 5.91, r-SMITH'S FIAT SAlES " '' , Ill· W•r• $4.98 .larl•' AI WooH• ~Gaps, SW......sport & Dl'lll)£ Ff1;a.,...:•:·•I'd! ~··::•:u:•:•:•:- ceil .• • ·~ c.Dipolll by Uohed I'm• Iatematklnal points. 19·t:~ to :,.=s..... ., Slacb Mow lladuced. . •· truck, eall 446-3072 tnd . . will sava J011 moneJI 4-0-8: P:s':."~to· ~ 16-17~9 Havlicek Hot, Celties ' ' ~ dl-ttniiOd alyll I Jf JOII art Pill to biQ' • new car.-uea ear or g;..., ·'· 11·~ 6 to RG~IRSI · ~' • "'· Now2.99 Now2.50 ' ..... • Me• Dr111 & Casual Hats, Ware 5.00 to 16.00, NOW ; RAI 161 CD.,ft SAlE Tbe Logan Chiefiains snap- Greg Poston's jump shot and Ia aeorlnt ao he l!llllled 11 Bapp 7-:J-16; Hull ~; ped a 111-llame losing streak to gradually built the margin ID points for Athens while the Heady :t-&--4; Bauer 1-1-'l; the Athens Bulldogs FrIda y seven points. AI the intermis- winners had two playera In Clark :1-5-t; Eblin nlgbt ti they df!lll Coach Char· sion Logan ,led by a 28·23 score. double figures as Mike Weiland Handley t-+-2. Totals uo MCAfee's $IIppi~ team a Althollf!h. Athens managed ID netted 14 and Greg Post.on 10. -43• IHS deceat on )he Logon hard· ,close to wlthm th:ee points on The Chtefs hit only 33 per LOGAN (491 wood. t . j several occasions m the second cent of their shots, 16 of 48, Westfall 3-2---6· Weiland 11 marked the flr!t Logan hall, Logan staved off the but Athens suffered their worst ....a--14· K ~H· oaskelball victory over on threats until Bill WesUall's two drougbt of the season, connect· 'sro>Ok· ens team since tho !fSH(I sea-~1 free throws with just 27 seconds ing on just !6 of iill attempts ~- A01I t' 3 100 d vaulted the Chieftains remaining In the contest Iced for a 27 per cent average. " I- - · llfll a tte for second place , the,J•me away at 48-43. Poston , a' · trllb the Middleport Yellow ' closed out the scoring with a At the foul line Lugan COD- Score by quarters: Jaebll. \ free throw at the 11-second verted 17 of 28 wblle the Alben• 11 23 34 43 Aft11r playing t.o an 11·11 !Irat i mark ID make the final score Bulldogs made good on 11 of 17. Logan 1128 40 period deadlock the Chiefs tookl49-43. The box score: · Reserve score: Logan SO, 'he laod lor at 15-IS on Dennie Rapp led both teams ATHENS 'tO) 0111 38. TOPCOATS,Wera39.50to75.00,NOW . Ccae itt-podlr fal • brte .... ow 0871' IBdty fie• riB 'y !~. Logan E~ds Atlrens Jinx, 49-43 , 1"amGuu VonFWtan, white a!ld eol· . Ou group ol LM 11en1b Dttl£lm ' fllmillll .... J!lort. . . ~ IOOd ldnlltill, I& · :-.ec~;.,c:,:nar aty!M, mottlilet, Western scyie 111111 llOW ndaoed. 4 , . . _ 17 17 1141 i • NOW DRESS SHIRTS :e= · • ltESER\IJIS (IVAO lilly) TEAM W L p ~-~ .,..... .. •• • • 7 0 267 KJ&er Creek .. . 6 I SIO HaDIUI• "'-- • • 1 • ... .--. l jli Nartll GaiHa •: 1 1 2IJ Telall 17 12 liN 11M lo~edquarter AIJ..WEATHERCO~TS, Ware24.95to50.00,NO'I(~ ··--·.., 19.56tt,.96 " ~ '1'11111 'I• Rtael,., •• MENS DRESS SLACKS Were 9.00 to 15.00 . 1 96 15· . j ~ow SHOE SALE w ,....,. ey f. p ~ 1 75Z .. .. Eutem .. .. .. .8 8 I'll Hannan Traca .. .I I 711 North Gallta . . .2 11 rn (IVAO o.!J) TEAM Kyg Q<eek W L P er "· 1 1 • I'll Southwestern .. S S 310 EulenJ .. .. " S ' 4liO &16·1 I Hannan Tra .. s ' 415 North GaWa . . .2 S Sl7 Eaten~ - , 46·00 16;46 .'JT VAIISITY (AU Gamfl) I1Wtll Gtl5la (U) - Doell- Southw- 71 Ha-a ._U: Gnl!liet t- e I; Peck va. • ' • I t 2; Jllrl!r f...~lt; Paflll ll'lilll1'1 Offllll • • ....._11: Gamea 1-1-4: Mor- Kyaer CrseJr; at a:... . Ill ........JJ: Totall :13-7-SS. SoulhiN!IIn .. llril .... ·' 1\Tclanl :a- SV AC Standings Ttlall North Gallla _. the reserve pme 43-31 u Danny Lo&ut IIIII , ~ Smith eacb la1Ued lQ JiC!inla. Evere!t MoofeomerY IIIII Norman Swlodler each ~ "'·-·' 1 ' 1 ' hod a.u' .ruunMU _, llaJmao 'i'l'ace t II »11-67 7 ,l'j'ortb Gelllt U 7 1117-63 'i'l'ace (Ill - Daulels I_ t 11: Crem- 1-1-13; Will 4-1-f; Sbeell l-+-11; ·l'UIIJ By Uoltetl Preu latonJatloaal Perry 115 AI'- E11t M McComb 'IIIIM'IIIn NorGJero n Ottawa Gl"""""' 111 Fort Jennings Wyoming 66 MI. Healthy 3i Lockland 79 Harrison 70 Oakhills 70 Norwood 67 Sl Bernard 50 Reading 43 Princeton 46 Finneytown 45 Cincinnati McNicholas 77 Newport (Ky.) Cathollc 70 Colerain 69 Anderson 68 Mariemont M New Riclnnood 61 Bellaire ~ WheeliiJt! (W. Va.) as Bellaire St. Johns n Mounrlsvtlle (W. Vo.) 116 Woolller ez Mansfield 1\falabar New Phlladelpbla • Manafield Madison 40 Lueu M Ontario 79 Wington 511 Creotview 64 Plymouth 72 Nortbmor 115 Crellllne 611 Loudonvtlle 5S Clearfork 115 F~erlckklwn 41 Buckeye Central 59 Riverdale Cloton lJncoln 94 Conkin Timkeo 59 "::;I ~ J'a -·----. a/cons Beaten, 58-43 Obi Rig · :~,s~!d·:r:,:.s!'a.:tart.;.: o hSchool Results ill :UN . . . . IF etd- l!lde, ll::olllt II . . . two _ . ........ a M ll lbe tiJird lllnlaJd J1112M; 61-31 om Asa Brad- free throwt, Tom Meado11s leaaue !elodessblp saturdey GAllS roruvea. Por MfAdlaport ANOTUER BIG SALE ~U~TLANola\~ !.test II •11 :t.l, W. 2'1 at bilftime and 43-41 Center RAmRit Lo,.., ltilbt out l!ld, In aH, tile Rl>cll:ell WELLSTON (711 - Downard wbeiJ ·.tl}e tbinl'"quarter ended. scorer will! 24 for the game, hit were charled with 211 fouls 7~21'1; Haybum 7-+-14; Pomeroy took the lead briefly for two d!arlty tossfl ODd Bob compared to !6 &latnsl the King !-~; Jeffers 1-1-17: about midway through the Whaley sank a field goal to PBRihtrl. Buescher 1-1-'l: l..svepder 1 third quarter wben Bill Bad· make the oenre lf. Logan aJao lo!l!led lbe PaD- -0--2; McMa..., 11-t-4; Mil· foro ~It from underneath ID Wellston, onco later In lbe Iller rebou££dina by puUiD8 likan o-1-L Totall 30-11-71. cold. Russ Moore's / a : · maket the oenre 35-M. first hall, held a tz.pobll mar- 13 of the 2fi gotten by them. POMEROY <10) - Swisher Z m, troubled by the u I . . gin The Pan~ played last --4--!· Radford 1--3-0· Lugan 'Week, otayod with the Wellston, however, hit for . Ttu, Panthers, wi!G hove beta nlgbt at Athens and are alated 7-lo-if; Moore .:-7-t7; 1isiton untll the late minutes three ~secutlvo buckets and wiDnlng most of tl!eir gJULltl to boll Lopn and Wabama, re- Whaley H-9· Anderson >I lbe wlle ::ldperlatwod"":':C,mar· this season at the foul !IDe, opecllvely, on Friday 111111 Satur· 1-1. Totals ' · 1 IVeiF.Bioll '"""' Ufl a com or~ • -~" · couldn't find the roap there day alghts this week. 1ble margin. Plainly, Pomeroy •~ ·Panthers, with S:li6 "" Friday nlgllt. The PomerOY reaorve !ad rUII out of ps. !malnjPI in the 1ame, tied t.iil t P h vtn til u ........ JIUifered 1 41-10 Jo.o to 'score·at 45-IS on a Held goal by , omeroy, a 8 • -~ 'nle 'I"'S waa pomeroy'• sixth Bill ~oore but never managed of Coach Jo!m . DerroW hi foul Rockets in the preliminary I in 11 Southeastern Ohio League !to tak~ t~ lead ' trollble all evening, went to test Kenny English and Danny coDIUIS and ten the MelliS . .• · the charity stripe it tlmea but Abbott led lho Baby Panthers Coubtlans with an overall 7-6 '!'he only lime in the first hit only 24 of the attempts. Tbe with 10 each. reUmL , _ half', thai the hosts were on PIDthers al110 hit G££ly II of it BY QUARTERS Tt.e Panthers tralitd ~If at top )VIS In the openln1 two field 1011 trlei for M per cont. Wellston at SO 43 71 the end _of the first period, 30- minlltes of when Senior Four Welltloo players fouled Pomeroy t' %1 U !:; back in tba lead 28-21 wh~n Dell hit back a jumper put the 1b Wall Pir-. out Intofront 29-21! • e ama. White Falnoao, at Mason on Friday nilht. 1ren field 10a1J IIIII 1wo 1r e e with 1:14 lelt' in the third per· JJJII>I)Ut the The Falcons traUed !7·7 at ftl!rows. Baumgartel paced loci. ~Iota Ill tba liral._"' IJF!od, Coa1:b BID Wbaley't North Gallla ran Its lead to ' , AlezaD. ., at i ltalftime ~·-"~ at 1 team with II whUe lllcDIDiel !2-28 and lhoiiD 34-30 u Dave Mi4..,.~ al lbe third tiarter. d!""""' ID !J- and GGaa IICOJ'I>II Daniels aod llagtr traded buck· Fry IDpped the Felcoos' 11. ets. Terry <nmeens hit wl1h IS .GD Alerllllller tile 1 three • pointer to cut tile lead ...,toot by a 4f.2'1 score. 1 I pi' bli v lpm 1111 .... _. '1111 •1111, Well::ton's Golden Rocllett ltAIJI!d an early seaaon upset 'oss to ~·· "er"v ~v "'""""' a n-tfl victory over the ~~ >urple Panther! Friday night. .. ......... . .. . RuUand~s .!'~ed ~hi~ ~~an:., ~ $ R~ckets Get Revenge, Trim Panthers 71-60 ' i I 'f 'n•• OUR 'SJ.RYICE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE, SHOW..OOM AND USED CAR lOT . WILl ClOSE EVERY THURSDAY lf} 5 I P. tn•· NOTICE EH~ive February 6,1967 orr a¢ • tMf the fl.. • I Ua (1111 Bt*ft, 'nlen, with T ball II pr, PI'Fday nil!lt IN oil, Senitt Guard eled • ~ to 1M1 tba bury .td 0rtr lbt bot bPI• .d:vY,.In aad Geot J~ Dit Dilbl 11ainA J.W.. (N). Jbn CoiJde bod lf, 6mlfliU. J:•' ;r fourth llratpt 1eqUe BJ lht end of the .......... tile frtm ohort ,.,., 1nd tb<M ApiNI Galllpolls tba Jack· By quarter&; vldllrl,' ""'· Jacbts led •11. 1'unlllill had made a free tllrow. ell ceotrolled both boarda, got- Galllpolls 11 15 31 $t 'lite wldor7 made Middleport U, Bradllot7 10, Caltor BUl U ,... fl~ wllll 1:• 011 tba IIIII 46 .-mdt to S1 .by Mld<llepo<t \It 41 U '15 74 II 1be IMCUO• a balf-c~me Davis had produCed 1. Guard third podod """*GABS. Tlo:wHD had II aod MIJlOLf;PORT (71) NIJI. oat G1 iln! behiD4 Jacboo. II Jlm Butd>er 2 pd Don Nelaon But lbo uprlalnc IIJded wlleJI BW ~ II far Mll8. Da914- aoo 3 0 I; 5lll!lly 1-IM1; 'h£). &S, etcll Fnday night whip- %. TanoehiD ODd Bm Davts b5t - hod 7 far GABS. 'l1le Jlldl> llebll5 I l U; W. llall ped Ntbonvllle 78-M. Jick· 'l1le Bluo Devils ·nev<r !'"" 1free throw&, 111111 Ne!Jon wu ell _., 7 for IS at tho free -2; 11. Datil 1-1-17; Jln4. ell an IIH with sl<' atralJht covered. · Jlood fNm £5 feet. The Jackett Une, GAllS It far D. TanDebJJ1 bury !1-+-11; Butcber 1-S I; ...,. cwl!faU~ They traUed by II (G-2!1 )at 1were goinl I'!IJ again. CMcb led both terllll In oenriDJ with Pullen !-0--2 Totals Sf (7 t1 . JGtFrlleport broi<e the a•m• halftlme1Bnd oy IS (~) olter , Carl Wolfs cleaned btl ben<h 22 points. Jackaon bod 17 1..- 13) 75. ope11 ll the first tip-off will) 1 thrte periods. with two minutea W 10· GABS. . GAUJPOUS IHI Jack· full 01llfl pretS oo ~~~ ine!ll ORly ..,.,.. did Coach Duk• Tbe loss put GAllS 21/o gam"" From the lleld, Middleport son 6-5-17 ; Gilkey ~; BIIM Devils. Inside three min- Buncl1'S"C'ool ahootiDI boyt behind WeUston in the SEO- was 34 for 71 for 41 per cent. Dpvidson z.-2-1; Spenct!J' zutu the JacketS led !i-4. DHJWif 1 mild lhrtat. AL. The Blue Dovils were to GaUipolia was 110 of 74 for '11 3-7; Ford Z..l.-ll; Ryat o-1Junl<lr !'orwud Mark TaM~ 'i'l'aillnl 47-21 with six mn,. joost with seventh place WeD• per cent. II; Meadows~; Denni• 1 bill 1111 the attaek, &Oilll!l II utet ~-:_::in:_::the::__:thlr=d:...:::pe::.:rlod~,: :ton:. . :.<•: .:7:.:.).-Sa:::turda=~Y:_::DlcJli.!::: : _ _:.~Asi=L-C::oa=cb::...~Ric::.:k::__:H:::a:::eJ.._....o--..:....:S::.·.:.T:::otals=:.:::lf:..:::::16:_o:::f.:.22:::.. ) M. Loc:lltr will ..... ll'bld! .. ""'... hC!OW It Jim will IMI lllert. 111111 wnall[ Will llllttod qa )looday bod IIIII u bolll.blvt opea dllet f J. Noe fl• C. Perroud Sl· • •S. JohnsOn G. Hood 25: NorthWMtem pootponed lho S. Mor11D U; B. Foose 18; T. pme, Jnfofltllnl 01\io State that! BUlb 15; S. Lee If; K. Shee'..s O'Hano Field ... nol .,pen D. Tboi)IU 11; T, 8; air trllllk. It .II lbe city'• maj J . LewiJ a; G. P!ice I; R. or lilport. _ Smith I ; M. Wolle 7. '11li word ·' 11 boo J. Niday 6; B. Rod1era e· after 1 ra J . Lusher s· J Swain f · R .....,.p ,.._...... dou- field f M 'tu' ' . blebeader il Chlcago Stadium ; · cas 2; D. Mink wu called of1 because of the 2; B. Baxter 2; R. 2; III!OWIIonn whieb bolted the T. Morgan 2: D. Klealiol 2: aroa. M. CUrry 2; P. Dingess 2; D. Coacb Fi'ed 'r 1 his Sommerville 2; J. Frazier Buek-eol .._ __ • ."Y oransehournt,s Tum K. Sheets- . ..J • lolLLVU6U W ' / S, ~5to54 Yellow Jackets Bury G lie-. • r 'Ptl"t fiO!IIIt. , . . """"'"""" IIIII. nD fromtlnl!" tbre; J1a1 to 1bo f r' Mlny,.......,.eh•r tiUfbuty~ · . W.Wiy, • �• • .. - ~. . . ·- .. ' - --. li'sEasy to Do Busin~~s . ht Rent HOUSE, 5 rms. mont, Gar!leld Ave. Ph. ' \ 18-'lbe Sunday 'ltmei-SeDiinel, Sun<!_ay,,J~-29, -~967 ' • ' Fnaitful -' - .... Estlfe -~ . . For . . .s.r. . ....~ - \ ,,. <,< I '. .. ~ ~·~~.'!'. ~~ - - l Get Extra ash ,file Want Ad Wa·y The Wiseman Agency 1161!1 WLEY DAVIDSON LOOK! MOTORCYClES Quality - P~e MSO SPORT ' BOBCAT SPRINT only SOc JlAETTNARS He,_;•, Your C~ At A Real BarfJIIn 8ulldozer Kidiatur To We can sell you thla lovely near new Colonial home at a )'!!'li ll'lvin~s to you. Its located close to town on lot wltb e~iy water and gas. It includes a large 1966 Ford ill chen with 11ppUances, 1'h baths, 3 bedroo,lllll. ful 'hard wood floors, lots of panelng and attached garage, Make arrangements to see it now. It won't last long. ++-+--1--H Ij . 1'Jbs OLDER +.,-i-i ) J HOME liAS A FIN! NJ:W .J:MODJ:LED KJTCH!mN WITH NJ:W CABINETS Wml aANOS • OVEN. TID RIST or Till: HOD 18 IN D1ltA Q:OOD CONDmON. ALSd INCLUDES G.ut.AGI A.N.J) QA&D.El'f DOT. . .THE :MODERN 3 bedroom ' Galli pol; Chapter ( 79 R. A.M. 1 Past Master Degree JJ.m 7,30 1 Dead Stock Removed Free N"-l r t 'H I' Vt' vour' 1964 Chev. Bel Air .... unu 4 Door. One loctl, owner. Clean interior, wh1te over . hlr9.uoi11e finish. V8. Auto. mahc. Radio and Heater. WISEMAN AGENCY No.w $1395 IW l..,r.;,. t· 111 mu111h Sieep11J1 room turullned epL, traUer space. ConUK't dead I f-'~r~ 1 ·~·nrral Stt!U• Arnold. 111-tl fintPI Wanted To Do hor!flt" C<!W~ and mules. t'all BABYSITTING in my COIIt"f'l Ji:lt'k~Tl Ylfl4all or Ph. 446-1861. home. -- 1962 Ford For Sale POMEROY - HARD TO BEUEVE - 18,900.00 buys story from,e I large rooms DICK KEITH GOBLE FORD RAWLINGS bwlings Honda WY 2415l Middleport, O. WY 2-21f6 MlDDLiiPORT. OHIO :~~:~~===~~;;;.~ ·~===: bedroomll ment, hot , water bath, heat. full gar· ,• age, walking distance of shopANNOUNCEMENT ping district. All in good condition. ' Miss Sandr1 Bailey 'MIDDLEPORT - P R I C E FOR QUICK SALE Racine, Ohio er lot, ll,lz story frame , rooms (3 bedrooms ), -NOWfruit cellar, store building or Teaching Piano •nd workshop In rear . . The Wondurus Hammond • BRADBURY - SO MUCH FOR OrgBn so LITTLE - Just I ly Appolntnwnt Only good buy, 5 rooms, bath. alPhone 949·3744 uminum siding, storm Far A S.lect Time and windows, level lot. 500 .ooE. ROAD - 111.0011111! Real Estate For S1le R AciN 7 buys 2 !lory !ram•. rooms 29! ACRE F (3 bedrooms) , bath with ductive dairy farm , 83 acn!S !I SPECIAL. ON. I TRACTOR OVERHAULS ) i v '"" l ' , .. ., Meigs Equipment PHONI-9ft-2176 ~~-~PO=M:E~R~01Y~i··~-·~~~~~ kitchen, nice run kitchen. basement shower, recreation room, water. gal!l, electricity, storm doors and windflwS, ~ acre lot, ~lenty trans, powt!r ~t~erlng a~d brakes white fmtsh, red mgarden space . Property m exterior,' good tires. cellent condition. Albert M. Co<, Broker Henry Cleland. Salesman ffl-3830 IIV.,.inp lft.IHS or llt-3113C st. Wagon, V8, Powerglide, ] - - " 1 ~9 31c R&H. extra nice and one tbe whoole family can use. \ FOR AS IS, b;;..nce 304 Mechanic Street property' including a first floor apartment, plus storage room and one car garage. Will sell Biscayne St. Wagon. 8 _cyl. reasonable, near business eua:ine, std. trans. Good hre!, darlt green finish. district, Glenroy Ewing, Owner, Contact Homer Baxter. Shown by appointment, 315 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, or phone m- 3337 • 1 211 3\c 4 Door St. waaon, 1 owner, V8 engine, std. trans. . Blk. finish. Radio, all l(ood tires or Chillicothe 772-6976. NICEil PEO,..I"f · $1· 50 P~":Ioht• i 1H !,,.,...,_,.,__,._-·· '--':"'"':'""'""'"'1 "' t · . $2395 ~':,!....A SAJ~fS & Wheel S.l1ncing mtleaa:e by local owner. radJo MOUERN . boU.etrail'~er:---;bJ I week or month. 1900 Chest· I nut SL 2D6-U spa~.-e fur rem. Ul 6--1.342 trom 1 I.ID. Wheel Alignment $6.50 3543, Evening 446-3796. I 'i' to ll..t!. STOP IN f,j;.. l SPECUL Pemtroy garage, In town, $85 Call Wiseman Agency, Monday J.anuary 30, 1967 Nell B. Clark, H.P. Thomas Mills, See. ILAETTNARS I"''' er steerinl 4r: bu~ea, wbtte ~nish, red interior (rim, lc~ built-in kitchen, 1 Pomeroy. 0. Thto Golaxle 1100 HT ~- 352 •n· atne, autoniauc trana., po_w· COUNTRY STORE Doing Good Buslneu ., We Wooh UndertiH!h - imalleat He1ttr Core. ' 5 ROOM HOME, $9,200 38 VIN.TON AVENUE ......... m.11u P-rom !he 'Lo<JtJI l'ru<il Ol Country Squire 9 P1111. St. Wagon. Locll 1 o":n.er, e:x. ceptiona 1 nice condLtlon. 390 cu. in. V8 eni(ine, automatic proved land pasture with some 1 ' tillable , remaining Umber, free gaa with 1' producing gas wells, a~~~~ \ lnsu~IIC*. • .>o=<i"" water supply, two h1 o\ln'OMOBILE IDsurauee blleD with baths and furnaces, cancelled? Lost yeur oper& large barns, 2 Martin silos, ' or's license? Call WY ~ · 1 milk house with 350 gal. Solt ll tie ar milk tank. 3 S\ll'ie milders from iEij:. . 1 with pump. -nther nice farm GET A quotalloD ~u•·;y • 1 b "ldi M Emory TER INSURANCE AG-·-. _' ' Ut P81. N' •· ' .,.,. 29 tc INC. before reoewilll fOUl"' ell. _R~t~~~,.~ ~· . ,:oi:,,'j~ . -~ · auto insurance. Wt maJ be.--lfOQM'tlOUSE; 3 oble 10 uve yoil money. bath, .. B.fuminum siding, New · 1 1 tfc gas furnace, Ph. 992--2672. Wagon 1 29 6tc I963 FORD Station START the new year off with Country Sedan, .one owner, good tires, R&H, power a bargain. Owner moved Of state and will sacrifice a steering, good eonditon. Ph:-- -·~ $20.000, 8 room split - level 992-3346 or 99~2186. 11 28 I(,~E for $17,000, stone and . inurn siding. 3 bedrooms, wall '] to wall carpet, fireplace, l2 , rt. x 3() ft . covered pat10, 1 chain link fence ,_75 ft. I 125 ft. lot. panoramtc vtew of • Ohio River. Pay equity and assume 5~ per cent Joan. ... J. N. (Jim) Roush, Broker, Rock Springa Grange ol :: 6 RM. HOUSE Classic, 4 Door. Good ttree, Fourth and Mary St., New Metgs COunty met in - ·regul~ : :. BOUnd motOL' Haven, W. Va. Pb. 882-2843. session Thursday ievenllt& - wiljl. ~ IN RACINE 1 29 3tc Fred GoeJlein, worthy ma~t•, .. 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Cool .. ' . .~:, Furn1ce1 112 Basement, ---:---:-,---:;Se--:.--:--- . presiding. 8us1ness rvtcel Patio, 'h Aero Lot. Pric· 1 Mrs. _Amos ~~- "~; ~•. ::,:? o\IJCI111NI!:II:B economocs chaormoa, evlomoj ... · ed To Sell. SEVER~\- NEW 66 (:omplele 8ervice rules for the bakJ~ng qG_~~;'.T · Ch.. roloto Avoiloble AI PH. 949-3102 Criu lirarttur<t ing contests. Co . \ -· Groot Snlngo Wrf&e. Pron or COnlaol were read from rl ~ ., 0 NEW 3 .L L. 8RADFIIRD Grange and !rem -- Itt~ . 1SiliQ _:_ bath and uUlily room, RadDe, Olalo Grange. It was voiR" -~~-paneled, forced air ~~~~~~!\ I I tfe the Southwestern OliiO h.. t, gas, bUilt in I Ull CONDmONING Refttger- lord Sale Sattltdoy, ¥.~-"' · .stove and oven, wan tB wall atioo service. Jack's Refrtg- It was an~ need ~· .t b;~ .- m Open Evenings 9 P.M. carpeting in living room eration, New Haven. Phone Grange bowling team, . ~ ~ ll ...v bali, carport and fronl ro 1-3537 4 8 lfc Columbus to bowl on . ruary ;· ... OHIO located at 6110 Beech · 18. Reported Iii wera.~_ clleport. See or call IIAKE MORE PROFIT by ser, Hattie Cortis, Joo; l ~cmF Manley at 992--2911. listing your £irm'a serv•ces ln miller, Amos Leonard, , · -· . .., h•-' road. M&G Food Mkt. 1 2e 6tc lbe Daily Sentinel'• Business Karr, William Waner-. ~ llli '11\ "'" aouth of "'lkldle,port,] & =::--o===m--;-;:;; Service column. 10 10 tt bel Bearhs. . l8d ~ bJ' :t!:\-._ 3 miles ACRE FARM - I have Rt. 1. 1 36 Stp sale one o£ the best r:..rms ill REAPY .MIJ - concrete den;er- MA p~gr~mMwagsa~re:: III8l&, ; I ed tllbt to vour project sst rs. . . or . .. • Mason Countv. , located and easy. Free estimates. bers answered roll caJ.li:.. wub. ·: r proximately IS m1ies frvm Pbono ~ Goeglelo what the Grange stand& .for. <l>•·•;i' Potnl Pleasant (In the ~rt) Ready-Mili Co., Middleport. prayer lor the new yell!. W Va. area). There ls 811 Ollio. 6 30 Ito read by Mrs. Fra..,.. IM'!fi'II,·>O"(. ' J, I $1095 1962 Chevrolet S~.LE $995 ~rooms, 1960 Chevrolet $495 1960 Mercury FOR SALE By Owner $550 1961 Ramhler $395 ;. f , lAIRD BROS.. · AUTO WRECKING ., Wanted Ph.tiWIIt 12 mi. N. of .l'omoroy, o. on St:lt. 7 USED PARTS FOR ~ARS ~;~~over ~upply ·,, 1939 le lf66 Model• AIM Rellldlf P1rtt distribution of ·'brand. Write E. Robinson Ohio. a~ Type •u•ket ~ ~ i:et .ui;'l. l;oo P.M. ·"l.il~ED SUNDAYS ·~· '•ul hlnf . ..... with th-, J.;-w ·- ·•u,.,, ~ ~ 1;:':.: ·~.:::· ~~ dmce 1'!\<>He 67~. 11om• ~ 675-4232. I 24 3tc c Phtmblq oDd lleolilll 1110 4th Ave. t4f.l637'. . .' ...... I Will Holp You ' '· I •. buy An article, "Oliver m. Btoaoo•n·-· .inoclb1. . llt\tl ........ .... .. ~ · . . ..n ' ~ ''"' Oonvml~ _, '!11!1~ ·~ .... .... ... .• .....,'f~ ~ .... '""'" ;... Hud.,, ~ T<f ly, founder of the GkrGa ./f! ..t~:"uQ. read by Mrs. Fran ~· . , ~· The Purpose oJ the ~ by Amos Leonard, The ~l.h ai Grange, by !fomer RWi lu(..,:. an article, You Sllould i.,_Oll\" this, by Mts. Mor1an ~' :o/ a poem, "AtE-y;ebtide," · -..-~·: '!v Homer Radford, wbicll ~ - 'a• ed tile program. . · • . , .. , Relresbmenl.o ll( pie Al\d oef.•' fee were served, ::..·___,..,.ii,- ldtcheil, IIQ "bitti-)ild plumb, I.EQAL' NOTICI!r • · In(, coiuer:lo\. -...uo. scho,lol. The 'undersili)ed wJll offer at Call ~ 992-5S2t a publi<: sale til the hiiJI:est] ·\ Jll "lfc 1l1dilor for cash lb -hand -··-· 1ft Acfts .~ ,illl!'!!i "\\lit J*"""l'f 31, IWI, ~\ 10 IWIIIil aditl~bllll. celljtr. c!ttlor tile ....... ~ (lo, · M!iie; , ~ ~ tbe ~ ... I flttj ......, llbjoeoll- .. -mibl!t, all '. CUSTOM butchering, wUI ance 1n woods. There is bides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 11 __ 1 rfc good horse stable size of x 190', 2 barrut, ii:~~~:iiwiilNiNiiGIDilliiil<cbiiihD*.iiii:r;rOflllliii ,... buildina, other '· · rtco, au tllll<eo. WY z.tllll. and a Cood_.• •ater supply, •I· 1b1 Fabrk llllop, Pome"" so alafm·pond and 2 springs. Aulborized Singer &IJeo lnO 'lhe fann boose baa been. re· Sierttee.. ' . tte moclel'!'l "i!h • complete buill· A r.l !If kitchen,, ~ bedrooms an~ . . uto - _n bath up, 2·1Jed.rooms and bath 111511 NINETY 1!1IGHT OLDS, f down, large living room with · dOor, hardtop, power steerfireplace, and a new an, elec· inl and brolles, R&H, good !ric butlnc ' lf•tem, ""1 'anolit lies, clltap. Ph. 9!1!-3743 many other nice features. '1110 1 2S ate prie<t"is ~JAIO' !f Interested . . · pl.... ca~ l:otli!ct. :•J. · 'H· . "Joke" ,·.SamervtUe", 2tt-5th, sw.~; BK.UOIBR'll"l . ·.::. 1 POMEROY MOTOR CO. To lio ... Bakt'ng Sewing Contest Rules Are Explamed �• • .. - ~. . . ·- .. ' - --. li'sEasy to Do Busin~~s . ht Rent HOUSE, 5 rms. mont, Gar!leld Ave. Ph. ' \ 18-'lbe Sunday 'ltmei-SeDiinel, Sun<!_ay,,J~-29, -~967 ' • ' Fnaitful -' - .... Estlfe -~ . . For . . .s.r. . ....~ - \ ,,. <,< I '. .. ~ ~·~~.'!'. ~~ - - l Get Extra ash ,file Want Ad Wa·y The Wiseman Agency 1161!1 WLEY DAVIDSON LOOK! MOTORCYClES Quality - P~e MSO SPORT ' BOBCAT SPRINT only SOc JlAETTNARS He,_;•, Your C~ At A Real BarfJIIn 8ulldozer Kidiatur To We can sell you thla lovely near new Colonial home at a )'!!'li ll'lvin~s to you. Its located close to town on lot wltb e~iy water and gas. It includes a large 1966 Ford ill chen with 11ppUances, 1'h baths, 3 bedroo,lllll. ful 'hard wood floors, lots of panelng and attached garage, Make arrangements to see it now. It won't last long. ++-+--1--H Ij . 1'Jbs OLDER +.,-i-i ) J HOME liAS A FIN! NJ:W .J:MODJ:LED KJTCH!mN WITH NJ:W CABINETS Wml aANOS • OVEN. TID RIST or Till: HOD 18 IN D1ltA Q:OOD CONDmON. ALSd INCLUDES G.ut.AGI A.N.J) QA&D.El'f DOT. . .THE :MODERN 3 bedroom ' Galli pol; Chapter ( 79 R. A.M. 1 Past Master Degree JJ.m 7,30 1 Dead Stock Removed Free N"-l r t 'H I' Vt' vour' 1964 Chev. Bel Air .... unu 4 Door. One loctl, owner. Clean interior, wh1te over . hlr9.uoi11e finish. V8. Auto. mahc. Radio and Heater. WISEMAN AGENCY No.w $1395 IW l..,r.;,. t· 111 mu111h Sieep11J1 room turullned epL, traUer space. ConUK't dead I f-'~r~ 1 ·~·nrral Stt!U• Arnold. 111-tl fintPI Wanted To Do hor!flt" C<!W~ and mules. t'all BABYSITTING in my COIIt"f'l Ji:lt'k~Tl Ylfl4all or Ph. 446-1861. home. -- 1962 Ford For Sale POMEROY - HARD TO BEUEVE - 18,900.00 buys story from,e I large rooms DICK KEITH GOBLE FORD RAWLINGS bwlings Honda WY 2415l Middleport, O. WY 2-21f6 MlDDLiiPORT. OHIO :~~:~~===~~;;;.~ ·~===: bedroomll ment, hot , water bath, heat. full gar· ,• age, walking distance of shopANNOUNCEMENT ping district. All in good condition. ' Miss Sandr1 Bailey 'MIDDLEPORT - P R I C E FOR QUICK SALE Racine, Ohio er lot, ll,lz story frame , rooms (3 bedrooms ), -NOWfruit cellar, store building or Teaching Piano •nd workshop In rear . . The Wondurus Hammond • BRADBURY - SO MUCH FOR OrgBn so LITTLE - Just I ly Appolntnwnt Only good buy, 5 rooms, bath. alPhone 949·3744 uminum siding, storm Far A S.lect Time and windows, level lot. 500 .ooE. ROAD - 111.0011111! Real Estate For S1le R AciN 7 buys 2 !lory !ram•. rooms 29! ACRE F (3 bedrooms) , bath with ductive dairy farm , 83 acn!S !I SPECIAL. ON. I TRACTOR OVERHAULS ) i v '"" l ' , .. ., Meigs Equipment PHONI-9ft-2176 ~~-~PO=M:E~R~01Y~i··~-·~~~~~ kitchen, nice run kitchen. basement shower, recreation room, water. gal!l, electricity, storm doors and windflwS, ~ acre lot, ~lenty trans, powt!r ~t~erlng a~d brakes white fmtsh, red mgarden space . Property m exterior,' good tires. cellent condition. Albert M. Co<, Broker Henry Cleland. Salesman ffl-3830 IIV.,.inp lft.IHS or llt-3113C st. Wagon, V8, Powerglide, ] - - " 1 ~9 31c R&H. extra nice and one tbe whoole family can use. \ FOR AS IS, b;;..nce 304 Mechanic Street property' including a first floor apartment, plus storage room and one car garage. Will sell Biscayne St. Wagon. 8 _cyl. reasonable, near business eua:ine, std. trans. Good hre!, darlt green finish. district, Glenroy Ewing, Owner, Contact Homer Baxter. Shown by appointment, 315 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, or phone m- 3337 • 1 211 3\c 4 Door St. waaon, 1 owner, V8 engine, std. trans. . Blk. finish. Radio, all l(ood tires or Chillicothe 772-6976. NICEil PEO,..I"f · $1· 50 P~":Ioht• i 1H !,,.,...,_,.,__,._-·· '--':"'"':'""'""'"'1 "' t · . $2395 ~':,!....A SAJ~fS & Wheel S.l1ncing mtleaa:e by local owner. radJo MOUERN . boU.etrail'~er:---;bJ I week or month. 1900 Chest· I nut SL 2D6-U spa~.-e fur rem. Ul 6--1.342 trom 1 I.ID. Wheel Alignment $6.50 3543, Evening 446-3796. I 'i' to ll..t!. STOP IN f,j;.. l SPECUL Pemtroy garage, In town, $85 Call Wiseman Agency, Monday J.anuary 30, 1967 Nell B. Clark, H.P. Thomas Mills, See. ILAETTNARS I"''' er steerinl 4r: bu~ea, wbtte ~nish, red interior (rim, lc~ built-in kitchen, 1 Pomeroy. 0. Thto Golaxle 1100 HT ~- 352 •n· atne, autoniauc trana., po_w· COUNTRY STORE Doing Good Buslneu ., We Wooh UndertiH!h - imalleat He1ttr Core. ' 5 ROOM HOME, $9,200 38 VIN.TON AVENUE ......... m.11u P-rom !he 'Lo<JtJI l'ru<il Ol Country Squire 9 P1111. St. Wagon. Locll 1 o":n.er, e:x. ceptiona 1 nice condLtlon. 390 cu. in. V8 eni(ine, automatic proved land pasture with some 1 ' tillable , remaining Umber, free gaa with 1' producing gas wells, a~~~~ \ lnsu~IIC*. • .>o=<i"" water supply, two h1 o\ln'OMOBILE IDsurauee blleD with baths and furnaces, cancelled? Lost yeur oper& large barns, 2 Martin silos, ' or's license? Call WY ~ · 1 milk house with 350 gal. Solt ll tie ar milk tank. 3 S\ll'ie milders from iEij:. . 1 with pump. -nther nice farm GET A quotalloD ~u•·;y • 1 b "ldi M Emory TER INSURANCE AG-·-. _' ' Ut P81. N' •· ' .,.,. 29 tc INC. before reoewilll fOUl"' ell. _R~t~~~,.~ ~· . ,:oi:,,'j~ . -~ · auto insurance. Wt maJ be.--lfOQM'tlOUSE; 3 oble 10 uve yoil money. bath, .. B.fuminum siding, New · 1 1 tfc gas furnace, Ph. 992--2672. Wagon 1 29 6tc I963 FORD Station START the new year off with Country Sedan, .one owner, good tires, R&H, power a bargain. Owner moved Of state and will sacrifice a steering, good eonditon. Ph:-- -·~ $20.000, 8 room split - level 992-3346 or 99~2186. 11 28 I(,~E for $17,000, stone and . inurn siding. 3 bedrooms, wall '] to wall carpet, fireplace, l2 , rt. x 3() ft . covered pat10, 1 chain link fence ,_75 ft. I 125 ft. lot. panoramtc vtew of • Ohio River. Pay equity and assume 5~ per cent Joan. ... J. N. (Jim) Roush, Broker, Rock Springa Grange ol :: 6 RM. HOUSE Classic, 4 Door. Good ttree, Fourth and Mary St., New Metgs COunty met in - ·regul~ : :. BOUnd motOL' Haven, W. Va. Pb. 882-2843. session Thursday ievenllt& - wiljl. ~ IN RACINE 1 29 3tc Fred GoeJlein, worthy ma~t•, .. 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Cool .. ' . .~:, Furn1ce1 112 Basement, ---:---:-,---:;Se--:.--:--- . presiding. 8us1ness rvtcel Patio, 'h Aero Lot. Pric· 1 Mrs. _Amos ~~- "~; ~•. ::,:? o\IJCI111NI!:II:B economocs chaormoa, evlomoj ... · ed To Sell. SEVER~\- NEW 66 (:omplele 8ervice rules for the bakJ~ng qG_~~;'.T · Ch.. roloto Avoiloble AI PH. 949-3102 Criu lirarttur<t ing contests. Co . \ -· Groot Snlngo Wrf&e. Pron or COnlaol were read from rl ~ ., 0 NEW 3 .L L. 8RADFIIRD Grange and !rem -- Itt~ . 1SiliQ _:_ bath and uUlily room, RadDe, Olalo Grange. It was voiR" -~~-paneled, forced air ~~~~~~!\ I I tfe the Southwestern OliiO h.. t, gas, bUilt in I Ull CONDmONING Refttger- lord Sale Sattltdoy, ¥.~-"' · .stove and oven, wan tB wall atioo service. Jack's Refrtg- It was an~ need ~· .t b;~ .- m Open Evenings 9 P.M. carpeting in living room eration, New Haven. Phone Grange bowling team, . ~ ~ ll ...v bali, carport and fronl ro 1-3537 4 8 lfc Columbus to bowl on . ruary ;· ... OHIO located at 6110 Beech · 18. Reported Iii wera.~_ clleport. See or call IIAKE MORE PROFIT by ser, Hattie Cortis, Joo; l ~cmF Manley at 992--2911. listing your £irm'a serv•ces ln miller, Amos Leonard, , · -· . .., h•-' road. M&G Food Mkt. 1 2e 6tc lbe Daily Sentinel'• Business Karr, William Waner-. ~ llli '11\ "'" aouth of "'lkldle,port,] & =::--o===m--;-;:;; Service column. 10 10 tt bel Bearhs. . l8d ~ bJ' :t!:\-._ 3 miles ACRE FARM - I have Rt. 1. 1 36 Stp sale one o£ the best r:..rms ill REAPY .MIJ - concrete den;er- MA p~gr~mMwagsa~re:: III8l&, ; I ed tllbt to vour project sst rs. . . or . .. • Mason Countv. , located and easy. Free estimates. bers answered roll caJ.li:.. wub. ·: r proximately IS m1ies frvm Pbono ~ Goeglelo what the Grange stand& .for. <l>•·•;i' Potnl Pleasant (In the ~rt) Ready-Mili Co., Middleport. prayer lor the new yell!. W Va. area). There ls 811 Ollio. 6 30 Ito read by Mrs. Fra..,.. IM'!fi'II,·>O"(. ' J, I $1095 1962 Chevrolet S~.LE $995 ~rooms, 1960 Chevrolet $495 1960 Mercury FOR SALE By Owner $550 1961 Ramhler $395 ;. f , lAIRD BROS.. · AUTO WRECKING ., Wanted Ph.tiWIIt 12 mi. N. of .l'omoroy, o. on St:lt. 7 USED PARTS FOR ~ARS ~;~~over ~upply ·,, 1939 le lf66 Model• AIM Rellldlf P1rtt distribution of ·'brand. Write E. Robinson Ohio. a~ Type •u•ket ~ ~ i:et .ui;'l. l;oo P.M. ·"l.il~ED SUNDAYS ·~· '•ul hlnf . ..... with th-, J.;-w ·- ·•u,.,, ~ ~ 1;:':.: ·~.:::· ~~ dmce 1'!\<>He 67~. 11om• ~ 675-4232. I 24 3tc c Phtmblq oDd lleolilll 1110 4th Ave. t4f.l637'. . .' ...... I Will Holp You ' '· I •. buy An article, "Oliver m. Btoaoo•n·-· .inoclb1. . llt\tl ........ .... .. ~ · . . ..n ' ~ ''"' Oonvml~ _, '!11!1~ ·~ .... .... ... .• .....,'f~ ~ .... '""'" ;... Hud.,, ~ T<f ly, founder of the GkrGa ./f! ..t~:"uQ. read by Mrs. Fran ~· . , ~· The Purpose oJ the ~ by Amos Leonard, The ~l.h ai Grange, by !fomer RWi lu(..,:. an article, You Sllould i.,_Oll\" this, by Mts. Mor1an ~' :o/ a poem, "AtE-y;ebtide," · -..-~·: '!v Homer Radford, wbicll ~ - 'a• ed tile program. . · • . , .. , Relresbmenl.o ll( pie Al\d oef.•' fee were served, ::..·___,..,.ii,- ldtcheil, IIQ "bitti-)ild plumb, I.EQAL' NOTICI!r • · In(, coiuer:lo\. -...uo. scho,lol. The 'undersili)ed wJll offer at Call ~ 992-5S2t a publi<: sale til the hiiJI:est] ·\ Jll "lfc 1l1dilor for cash lb -hand -··-· 1ft Acfts .~ ,illl!'!!i "\\lit J*"""l'f 31, IWI, ~\ 10 IWIIIil aditl~bllll. celljtr. c!ttlor tile ....... ~ (lo, · M!iie; , ~ ~ tbe ~ ... I flttj ......, llbjoeoll- .. -mibl!t, all '. CUSTOM butchering, wUI ance 1n woods. There is bides. Phil Meier, 992-3510. 11 __ 1 rfc good horse stable size of x 190', 2 barrut, ii:~~~:iiwiilNiNiiGIDilliiil<cbiiihD*.iiii:r;rOflllliii ,... buildina, other '· · rtco, au tllll<eo. WY z.tllll. and a Cood_.• •ater supply, •I· 1b1 Fabrk llllop, Pome"" so alafm·pond and 2 springs. Aulborized Singer &IJeo lnO 'lhe fann boose baa been. re· Sierttee.. ' . tte moclel'!'l "i!h • complete buill· A r.l !If kitchen,, ~ bedrooms an~ . . uto - _n bath up, 2·1Jed.rooms and bath 111511 NINETY 1!1IGHT OLDS, f down, large living room with · dOor, hardtop, power steerfireplace, and a new an, elec· inl and brolles, R&H, good !ric butlnc ' lf•tem, ""1 'anolit lies, clltap. Ph. 9!1!-3743 many other nice features. '1110 1 2S ate prie<t"is ~JAIO' !f Interested . . · pl.... ca~ l:otli!ct. :•J. · 'H· . "Joke" ,·.SamervtUe", 2tt-5th, sw.~; BK.UOIBR'll"l . ·.::. 1 POMEROY MOTOR CO. To lio ... Bakt'ng Sewing Contest Rules Are Explamed �' • 20-'l'lle SttndaJ~IIDel, ilu~ IU. 2t, 1161 • .t • Special Purchase .and Sal.el , ' Women's Hig'her :'Priced· writing ll - DEBBIE e, N"" Jersey, 1 1 wonder · f,lan Beck didn't · write "Wbaills a Serviceman!" i • HJs "What U: SO)'?" ''WbaC. is 1 a Glrl?" What is a Husband?" "What is a Wife?" which I· guess almost everyone liu read, are on the same pattern. I - C.A. Dear Helen: . I The other half of a Serviceman is a female. Sbe may lie fat and fortyi.!h or youug and I glamoroua - and if be's lucky he will have both. Her part is to write letters - every night - send packag"'', keep tl!o home f1res buinillg; to think of •• - ~E, I •: LUI : btl poi Av DAV . pel In! Ro COMMAND - ' ~ "'1 . ;,L l '. . :I,' My serviceman has the fat and fortyi.!h - me, the young and glamorous ..:. his daughter. He'll be home aoon. - HALF OF THE OTHER HALF. This colwnn Is dedicated to family !lvlng, so If you're havIng kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen help YOU• She wiU also welcome your own amusing experience. Ad~ If you are going to buy a new car, used car or truck, calt Gallipolis 446-3672 and wo wtn aave you moneyl .vn.t hot col dress Helen Bottel in care of this newspaper. or "' ·~ "' ...'"••• •• We celebrate ...." c.. '. "" . -,. · White ,.... Black - • ..,CAL ..;<, till El1 17 79c': NlnS1 - ).I II llneo bgln. ltl - !It WU , . IWl)', tben, btlt IJIO'Ir.~ ' itrUdld iNI . . lhon I - ' •• -· :& big"' a•• •• •'. • .. ' en tine· In Qur bags, single • · ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO IIG WSJOM ~ and double handle bags. 5 . MADE. DUPERY·SALE Sale .. . ' !" ' ersons On the 2nd Floor' .. •. ·-·~ MONDAY, JANUAR,Y 30, 1967 • Ill .., Beautiful Laey ~ . . · Coots ond Clorks Rod Hurt "Wlntuk" C:,~Qnel. Jackets-~r . ': $~)ring by '~Ci.1ie,t' SPORT YARN .' . . . 100% Dupont orloli, 2 ·1111 2 ply skeins. All popular colors. 89c :' ' ' . 5~95 • ' >' 4 r• Acrylic and nylon. chlflel'd•cketS:fiJ!e.~soft knit•. bl!lld w_,hli~l~. ; re· tams liB 1111ipe, % ~ len~ ·aleeves, mel! mediUill ~ large, 'many col- ol!el" J. Ol'J .~ choose fro~ il!cludlng white. . .. ~tChing fashion ,htll that's the perf~ top for ~-..tb"l Wood beauiJ AI you d""' SP!'IYI pants, skirts arid suitl Nylon zip~r back, sleeveless, matching ,colors to PLEDGE . : ch11nef j(lck,t, ~n. .... 3.95 99c ' i~, ·errtell, l medium and farge IJ~Nrfoil\l Muoio O..Ortinont on the 21111 Piotr I • ,., 1!1 ' ~·•rtero If,~ VIctor .-.COLOR.'tELEVISION .. • I ; • > ~ •• .eo and -hear, to0 lhe w'onderlaJ.IICA Vlaf6r Stereo 'Re.ord PIIIJOtl-wtth' MI(F;II.. IIId :p; You'll, want tO 111\ireo RociiOi. The k;ind of Stock No. 837 COUGAR 2 DOOR HARD TOP Inverness Green, Super 289 V·B engine, merc-o-matic transmission, wlslw tires, power steering, radio, deluxe wheel covers, door edge guards, deluxe seat belts, bucket seats, all vinyl interior, disappearing head lights, sequential taillights. SPECIAUY PRICED AT s IO!Ocllon. ...- . ~ - . . ·IJ • • ~... 5 Ia to - .., , new modeil 1'MdJ · for JOW . ~ • .. ~gree·Burns Ta!Ui·llms bNwse aroulld the Millie ~~ IDd IH 1111 lha RCA VIetor Radlot, ~ Jllicl< ~ Tflevllk>D, TailtJec:onlln lllil.COlor TeiMililllu . win fair :maids 1 . •J'ANN!' ,... •'"tiiO""""' It.., "1 looo - · ·•·-• - It wltla. HI&. V~'!HI!!_!Joo!tilO"·r,.~ .- ,.• Pl111 RCA Vlt!IA>r Radios In AM ~ AKi'l'll·~. : 'i"raalllatot Radios - Portable Record PII)'OI'I - Tape Becordtl'l . . . h~ . that Instant Delivery 1 Many ' •' • -.s ' ' -·· • t ~ ~~ 'CANDIES . f.• r. Jfotor Trend Mag&'fll\9 \• -· • ' officially names · • \ ·~ • 5 \ Sol~ers Ring . ~ .. • - ~· ' . ; . • '. '· Spectacular Medallion Values High/iglrtiog l4en:ury Hardtops/ " . .. Siikarno11ouse .' .. • 1 'I . .,...{,• . I .. ' . '·-~(,it~\~... l{_ ~: .. ,...' 1.. ' '~1' ·:f.,, i ..v• on y"ur favorite · ' . ~, ·... . .. l ' '' - .... ts.~~~-t~ SM~ i~ .~~,_. IA(I$7.00 ~·~··,.;;; ~· .M G111ipoUs, 0. . Ph. 446·3. 575 · " ';;Vi e.i/ : *- .. • Monday , .... Tutldn navy. Shoulder ...... .......... ..... .... .... ...... -,... • at .· S...t~E·' Brdwn: and Wl11'4 I.QIIal\llf Ill a thine. .... JOG get the s~ni ••! ., • · · , and Sin.o ?th VinY,!.~!:·~~stlils 7 ' .lohnton si .39 C~ugar's succest • 'NYLON • 'PANT.IES . . .. l ·- ... .. • 1 weiiJier ~I a I ; IV.,.. I . • ' , eVastate .,...laD • R..... Nyiorl PerJ<J.t . • ::..·.;:;~ :::..=;=':":~~~In !be, =~~:.;; ..!t1be~:.~= ~taltiiJ!: :"~ "~= ' ~ ~PE~f..IL - > Crushed-Vinyls. ~·~opsaeklng i .~ ers with him; aocl Ill WAIT for his letters and lor him to c:ome home wi111 '1tis "Hi, people, I love you." ' ' # (lhlo SlrMt JD IDcll" • • • Ill . . ..1.. ..... tt. Inti PeOple 2 ltltl't ·•a can.-: llo•tward IDd Clllcllo'• lll&bl· !1!1J - . ~ w ll Qtllo IIIIN relli7 bepD. dllll: IJilll 4rllll ,lt!itl . . ••• , fto ...... •••• e!tY f. ~'7 Iii& coven!il tllo dt11111 lill hoart. HMvy 1111'" lhll)lljered In U. IOUII!et'l! -.ned.Jittl jalllliOiblr - · Tbon, ~ &ttbert 111o- on. 111n11 did DOl b4lettl • t1o11r due 'MI s •• • • II 1•1• 11 otin ...... tt to life .llld bQCe O'Rart In~ 1rllllilltt IINICited trom AriJo. Rocklel IIJld trttb wu II And It - tlmt Ill .... to wort. - oald, ' AD bell .bnil Iaaie" tiole)J 10 CJdcleo. It ....... Dull .., . , · I I'•II..C ,., .. ! . Airport wN clooed bocauae ol .,. to Norlh Detota. Tornadoes lncbel deep ID Utal!. HIP winds llllcaao'a vlll wmldl!c b:<e Then! 1l't!l'e uoo dllln!a eall• Ml.....t, xa-, Iowa, . 1 !Jl9dr4ltl -, 111 ., ..id 1a 111 ~. 1118 Jt. .But on Mlehllen A.....,;, wblrlod alone the edges of a lapplod tho~ of a drive-p> started r>tt lindrln& • mlle an bel....., 5 and t u.~ 1111 mbiolo, WiiCccioiD aDd Mk1ltpl wWcli Ill' 111 IJ ..,..,.,. 11 • I OM o111ee W<DIIIM too11 their hmr:b Yut natb ot steamy Gulf air m~ at Olnton, otla.) hour trlndl wbiCb drove the disabled velllcles reparled e!GI· bellini driYlJJi IDIO lbe tMI. iii IIIIMI • llllllerI( 111 llloloQI , . hlloo!IH 1a .. bour olrolll tn jadl:eta or enu lll.tt wao 11ttttna beat reconlo A\ ua a.m. 'l'burlclaY, •. the lllOW iDio the clly at t b • 11n1 the . . . ..,.. Wealber- ~ INit, u !' O!lntiJI. • IDd ........... 11 ..,. ~ of .., ~ shlrHJeevet. A feW modoll lllroulbwt the · nation's eutern flrlt tnOW llakM fell oa O>loago bliDclln& rate oiiD !ncb ID hour. ~~ loop oftke workers wu 1be -.1 bilaonl - · WIMII tlloei!Jboltltot. ,.....,.. ftt oneoL. poeod In balblng ltilte on tile hJlf.) ' they ....., not to otop for 2t At tbe down!m(n communi<• llrlaled In two to 111ree boun AI da)lbreu l'r!d4J, Od"W'It at a <l'nkbw ,__ · lak~. • Cltlcagoans ....,.. bouJw aocl ,• ll!)nut.u-unlll lliio tionl -*' rl· lbe IIIIDols late and becan 1o IIIII* of wu the flboot """' ln Sllofll*'l .... .. lbe lit DAVID l!MO!'liERS tried a llWe · lown-loncllnc or Wednesday wu a pleuant S4 ell)' wu erlpplod and bolpiOIS Divllton o1 Rl&b•aya, auaplcjoo starling borne a1moe1 .. 110011 u the ~d. . IIIUbll Clll rbowllloei IDd . U1J11e4 , _ ~ lhelr !!rot golf of the yW'. ~ but, ID the evening, u._ IJIICier a~ 2J-bK:ll IJIIOWOOV· grew u._t lblo· WN aometblng l they arrived. 'l1ley ha4 reason 'DIM but fOI!IId llllll1 ot·lbem CHICAGo (UPI)-AI 3 p.m. (AI that groment, the Jl'e&l weather bureau ·~ · ll!!!t:er: UDIIl at 1..-i ~ persoas dlfferent. 'lbe m,..,,.. began to worry. 'lbey btda't liM In uat. "' the dt1, ears Hllt IIIII brud were ,...liJI CSf llit Tueiday, iJM! tempor8- .ChiCMOI>llzzarclwu well W1det January couldn't be denied. It.,.. de"'. and liiGI'I! mllalng; coming In from lbe apr•...)~nythtng yet. coulcln't mcwe. 8uaeo coaldn't oulllld ~ ra IUN ~~~ wu 'l6jlegreel. ,woy. . apoU of "postlble rain orltmlll lhoils.mt had •been way....''dllablod veblcle OD four Tbere wu I~ lndleo <JI IDOW IIIOft, Tralao couldll't (O•IIIIAII • Plilo~j) Wonitn'• 1..00 1 ( ~ ·. ~ J!llnUa'l PVRV.B ..SE Patents - C~t Velvets· .:.; ,. ' him almost evsy minute, with a prayer in her'c,heart lor his : safety and the s~ of all oth- SALE . ' • Ha;ndbags I ' • .! .. - . ' :i • ' •ICa • ~ l L,W, Rlver • 31st MOnday Last 1 Dear Helen~ 1 • • like Cl'1ldlt, bu1 lhlllebl 1"'1 and mii'CIIAI II 101" 111m. It be . mlebl UP 10 k1111W IJbetl lbt wu to be ~ I did liOl . ariClDIJ """'-·- A1RloiAN lmcnf wllicll brm:b of lila _.., I ~ Q.ASS. ALEXANDflR err.- vice be would be bl ., I ebaal· !J, OKINAWA od the Ullo to "Wbat II 1 se. Deu Heleo: vlcemaa!• ~A lo• 4kyl 1111!1' Ill l'OipODSt to your q.... gave a eopy Ill my ctrl ~~ . "Who Wrote 'THE SER· IUld man}' ,Pibe.o: cop1M VICEMAN'l'' ~· It 1109 and !)l&lle aDd ~~ overseas. II Wh one-balf years ogo, l,llsl for jlrinted In eev...al Army .,,... WILL TRB IlEAL AUTHOR oould give blm c:rodlt. fuu, for my then boy friml who papen W;_many mlmqrapbt Pl.£4sE STAND UP? mately July of 1966 I was in the Navy. The oriJjnal were made. I .gueu lhat'o 'bow Dell Helen: a similar essay, titled UUe was WHAT IS A SAILOR. 1you got your copy. You ukod for the author of man, which I am enclosing. But before tiM! end of this sumt'm deitg~ted thai people WHAT IS A SERVICEMAN to can see the two are almost mer I met a guy whom I plan tbouibt •IIOUih of it to send 11 pkase step forward so you identical. I'm not trying to to malT)' so I dQC II up agam around, and 1 hope you enJo•Y- 11 ed ' . RVIH t. 2 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 29, 1967 gillian guinn smith trent