https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1ec7627e6746ec39c5b41fc7cb42ead.pdf 8c29546c8990bb2020d69a32fc85d466 PDF Text Text ' ~ Insects in Gardens, Pesticides, Are Amateur Garden ·Club Topics Sbflkesperare Club Elects New Officers About S()(lAL ,Bfdtbt#er• GIN 1l ~·• J ., . -,,... ~ p_,. · ' 1 li' Nn ' rAlL' NIGHT ..... - ..... Mas !ld..;.. *""'""QNrclo' llllorWned with I Jllfl1 ,... 1 Olfltert ... the I!OIIIIIIt I'UI' ...,. elected the p...,.. r<11 SbakesPMI"' club m e t f!l God. ~ • rrldaJ • Ftll. 2. IICid&J al lbelr l!Qme, Mo .... Wedl~y aftornooll ol 1 he Bqinnl111 It 10 P. m. IIJr6ulh. rJ An., In at~ iDse<:1s In prdefti IUid the 1ar Reynolds. She gave 1 story ol the dlstrict to help plan the by !lfro. Guy Reynolds, oonolst- Pre Thomaa S. SlwtOen Ia " ' - o1 Mloa L,.U. Eberahl"..b, i 1 · m. Spe¢11 11 opoclol· .....,. blrthdiy of lb01r Jiilll>o ...-~ of chemical UUed, "The Valentine House," 37th State Conventioe to be ed of en arranaemenl of · Mulberry A,ve. , ~ B«Sy Jo. 1 10 _ daJ produets 111 their eraclicaUon and 1 valentine poem, "CUpid held in Athena, August D-23-24 and red carnations and with hll parelllll, Mrl. ·wamer preokl- Pillar DIIJ 'l'horllfoD. Pldura were tUM _.,. wu the topic of diacussinn pre- Found." Members responded to 011 the West G~. In 1 white milk lia<l contaioer Mrs. W. 1!. Sharleen and ed at tbe ....ttlnt tn the ob- RUIOIAGB BALE, 8bom the ,.,....., ud -"'!be 1<1\ted at the February meeting roll call on civic Improvements Mrs. Reobel IS clJalrman of flanked by nd tapero m rel.ltivoa 1D p..,.,.,.y. """"' ol the pm!denl Dev.,. llulldllll, reb. S and 4, IJIOII- arid JU<II.....,..J her lllfto. the r the Amateur Gardeners or followed by a dlscussiro of lo- the State Convention plannll\ll glass holderl. The table hu Just returned from llonl wore led by Mn. 1' h · I toNI by Girl ~ TrooJI m;' .....,. 111\11 Hapoy Birtbcllt ~ iuddl rt Wednesday evening •cal areas to be Jandocapod. committee, with !lfro. Paul covered with a white net nam and will co to Ft. whe ra•~ t wo SOPHOMORB CLASS of £pl. her. A do<Groted blrjllday eon at the~ome of Mrs Paul Da·l llfrs. Pratt and Mrs. Reibel Tipton a! The PlainS as co • rod cloth. !lfro. Relbel beU, Kr. loUow\nl hll leave. medlta!lons .., ':chrlSt Wei- om 111&!1 Sebdol jllnlll'; auppor, &n4 lee c"'arn were III'Ye( ._ Is M Arthur skinner was reported on an ali-day meet- chairman. Mrs. Pratt was ap- ed at the sllver coffee service !lfro. Ethel Fly of Letart.. romes Slnnen," taken !rom Friday, Ffll. s, boft>re \be Ky- !lfro. Ethel FrJ; Letart, 'If; 1 ., ' h. rs. lng in Athens at Baker Cen!a' pointed secretary-treasurer by The door prize wu woo · ,... Crook ramo rs.rvm, will •• co- ostess. w•"th tho executive committee the state president, Mrs. AI- Mrs. Guy Rynolds. Organ W. Vo. 'Is the ljUest of be Luke T and John I, and cloo<'d ....... • u • ux1 will r ' ltfrl. Thoda .....,., _ , ,.. "',.;:IIBr••nd•dought•er and family, Mr. with prayer. ,..... •'w P;, m. ... Va" Mr. and !lfro. Jalln n., Mrs. Robert Reibel presen~ bert Pool. lectl001 were played b)' " and Mrs. Mu: Elcbl••er A note ol thaw wu reOd turo P,:ulenl !tteol d!leten. IUid Mrs. Harold and od a review of the book, "GarDuring tho bliSincss meeting al members during 'the ... Everyone Ia welcome N denin( Without Poisons." by the club voted to pay $10 to the hour. Hostesses lor the daugbtor.. . !ram lho Girl$ lndusltlal HIGH SCHOOL party lllldlly and David of ow Ha,. Beatrice Trum Hunter, which Wahkeena Fund. Following the meeti1111 will be Mrs. Guy Ray HtneS .of_ Belpre vllitod School 1..- Chrlotmaa IIIIa sent aponoorod by Wahama HIP on, W- Vo.; ~- 111H1 Mrs. J~ . is a constructive answer to program a aoeial boor was hekl olds and Mrs. Relbel and Mrs. roconlly with hiS parents, Mr. ~- Mrs. T. A. Hennesay gave OChool will be bekl this Friday FrJ and Ruth AM, Mr. ,::: ' pesticode problems. The conclu· and a dessert course served by Mlldnd Van Moler o! and Mrs. W!Uard Hines. the report ol tho nomlnath!g nl(ht tr.m a to n ·p.m· at tbe Mrs. Frank Ryther, Mrl. · ' sions reached by the author. as '' Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Skinner. Pomeroy l'lower Shop will Mark Mltcb,_son of Mr. ~ommltteo and of!lcors electoo Wahama "'•h onditor.,;., Till! Elchln!!er and dal!lhlerl, . · rr ' d d rl<sh Mro. Gene M•teh, has wore M,... Ben l'(eutzlmg, pros•...., · June and Tamara, and lfr. 11114 outlmed by Mrs. Reibel. 0 " The table arrangement, rna e uct • wo op. ed home from Hlllw Hospital. !dent; !lfro. Jed Webster Sr., J_ar• wm be In charge. Tbo pob- Mrs. Allen Eldllnger ol J>om. several ideas o£ service to gar· .i • He ts confined to his bed Yiee ' presldent; and Mrs. Char.. lie Is weleome /. eroy. deners. LlriYe Is improving. lea Lytle oecrolafJ and treas- EVANGELINE Chapter! OES . · Ml•-• •~ ' ill ke wlll 'nnlrlday evei!IJII at · , . - Bords eat msects, and the ' Mr and Mrs. Thomas Dixon tL-t' • li~eri "'" ...s return~ .,.,r. ' " - offi<!Oh w ta NO t tile lluonl Tem. • Starling, although unliked by and family of Jackson were ,.. IS home alter spending several tbelr office ~~. May. j. ~- :;- 8 ' Tfte ~ Seeond Birt1ulay most persons. eat the grub of oent guests of his parents, Mr. M~rs and friends o! St. wtll be complete by 7.30 p.m. days woth her IJ'andJuironts, ~ article, IJ!e In tbe Na- too comml~ will lwu:tiOil · · ' the Japanese Beetle and Mrs John Harrison Paul s Lutheran Cburch wtll Last year, dunng · the_ . Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell. tlon s Capital Whore Crime and arut relroshmenta yill be attVetl • l1 Celebmted _ Bats are benefocoal m that ' Mrs and Mrs Robero McEI- meet tins Sunday at tho churdl strnction phase o1 tho bmldmg,l Mr. and Mrs. Charles Despslr Rule," was read by loll 1 tho tlnl ' J !frey G ol>aorvod lila they eat insects by mght, some- hinny · have ret~rned home in for the second annivers~ry of a successful anniversary and daug.hter visited Wedne'!- Mn. W~r. "OUr _Fiundlng ;;,';,'y 8~- aaU ;, ~ birthd:~tly with 1 limes in huge num~rs, and .Jeffersonville, Indiaua. after the1r fund raising ~a1gn for was held at the PDmeroy Ele- day evenmg wi.Jh her aunt, Fathers, was the top1c of Jhe ttul Trinity Uni~ Church ol .party dminl Klnder&atten clu!l espt-cially IJke mosqu 1toes. . havmg been here fC'r Lhe wed- the new chUI'dl ~dmk .. It men~ry School. As last year, Mrs. h. F.. Roush, Minersville. program preaented by Mrs. Christ will meet at the at the Pom Dement _ Moles known for the1r d f theor da ghter Karen w1ll be a covered d1 sh dmner women of the chureh w:lll be Mrs. Raymond Pulllns •f Hennessy, and w~ takea from Frida at • ~ •-•-OfOJ .-, 1 0 mg Ronald u ' · w1 Ill a speaa · I program m · \."11arge ~ · o1 the All~•--· dinnerY and• P·Valentine m. or a ~: '"'"""' ' milk presence m· lumpy lawns, also and Thoma50n. Mn: aIf a1r oI se tt'mg up for th e Thurston a~ Mrs. Roy Evans ~ book, HiStory ~ated eupcakes ' ud feast on the Japanese Beetle. McElhmny was accompanied to follow. dinner pa~ of. the program un- of Canal Wmchester. 1can People~Woodrow W1J. Mrs. Phil Meinhart wlll be d!- were served by Jefftey'J moiJl.. Even legisla tmn has been to Parkersburg MondaJ oy The event will begin at 5:30 der the direction of Mrs. Ken. Thursday with thetr son and_ con earJ.r aettl~ votional leader. ·. . .. er Mrs 'l'homu Gru8ier ~ usPd Jn Texas to protect the Mrs . Jerry Davis, Helen Neufz. p. m witb a supper for the Ineth B~un. Members .of both Mr. and Mn. Rollln Bearhs. ments Ill America. SATURDAY . ~ted Mrl Asa Jorhn, • bat. or_. lhe liiUIOO mseotsf h '" ling and Mrs. Otho Karr, where members and their families and ~~:~.!,.": :~~": sir~; byA ~es=:'udse . wasthserv~ MIDDLE110RT lljGH octiool alllute tea~, to thil.< mem. Amema. at least 76 ·000 0 t em she left by bus for Indiana . Mr friends. . . . I e I unng e soc Band BOosters. AssociJtlon 'beri of the clan IDd i r.... are hencll<Jal '" gardens. McElhinny had left Sunday to Iare cordoally mvotod. lrC ial boor. oponaor I hi(~ acbeol dante Jeffrey' islor Barbo ..... The aulhor discourages gar- return to his employment in Mr. Charles ~ns will be Everyone sh?uld bring their ;arty wilh the J.yl thil .bom. Batman• ~ 'waa ~..:;... ~~ deners'" the use of excess J ff sonville ' master of ceremonies. There lown table servoce and a lng Saturday nlghtafthe Mid-In tbo napkins F ~,chemical preparations, in disre- eM~r and Mrs. John Bryan will be brief reports given by 1ed dosb. Troop ·l. 0.0 rru!eU (It dleport eiOIIII!I!tary audiloriUJil color books. b~O!J ~ w: gard of nalure. . have received wor<l that their Mr. Lutrell Scboenleb on tltej' • Mrs. Seelig's Home. -from 9:30 p.m. to 12 midnight, candying ' "''ff ,. Mrs. Edgar Pratt,. preSident, son, A-3rd John (Jr.) has !manoJal progress of tile build- Sew•ng Club Meets . I Girl Scoot Troop 100 held lollowin( the Mlddloport-Racine . ... , 1i e<~nducted the meetmg whochf Ibeen promoted to A-2C at the ;ng th"s fthar . Mlar. Mofockthey Wil- Wednesday Evening The combined Latin Clubs of their rtgular meeting Thursday basketball game. was opened ~Jth the verse o base in Grand Forks. ~. D. , ~a~~ o~ e s ~. e ne:-v Mrs. Ronald Browluna and Middleport High after school at the home of SUNDAY ~ CRILD IIOR1f the month goven by Mrs. Ed- He enlisted in the Air Force , buildmg. Mr. Wlltiam Dowme hostess when the Sew-Rile chosen a new Mrs. Jack Seelig, A couri nf HOCKING Sui>Dlllrilll MIS: Mr. and Jllrs· Clulrloa We~ last year. His wife, the former 0 ~ : • future ho~ •~dre';;"l illll club met Wednescjay' for the united club ''Tbe honor was held. Plans wore dis- sionarJ eonv011Uon will be bold (Judy YOUIII), Tuppers IPlalnJ, Della Meadows of Michigan, i' e co,:;egatim;J a th · ing at the home of Mrs arcte " it waa W:noonc· cuoaod lor a Valer.line party at the Naomi Baptlsl eburch oro announcing tbe_i1lltb t1 with oim at the base. "~ "~~ rth on · ef . Hood A short business. ed Wedni>sd~y following a meet- to be held Thursday, f.l'cb. lG, Sunday. llollUiar worabip, lerV· their lint child, a li4lJt·~an. all, Kenneth McElhinny, Joe Bail- ;::r;..,p::~war P· rust 0 was ·conducted by Mrs. · o1 the two elubs al Middle- at the Seells home. Ice will be bold lln_llle ~ at Comden Clark lfDipltil, Parey, and R. G. BaJiey have re- I Th R J ph R Kr 1 .11 president and money Refreshments were served by with the afternoon moellll.!l to kerilturg, wellhlnr I lb. S M., turned from a vacation in Fior· ,; ee ev. oalse b · 8 Y "'d projects 'were diseUBsod A new eonstltution wu ap- Sandy Crutia and Rnsemarle Col- begin ·at 1:30 p. m. Dinner will Jlllllod Jamoo AUlD, Gl'lUlllpar.1da. •· v a spec• umoroos rea • · · a reachng · -•· llfr• ··• '"- Norm• . ! ing titJed, ''Mr. Mellowood membtor Is to take a followmg of burn to VIcki Abbott . , She ny be serv eel at noon. 'lllUWI are UN m..r.. Mrs . Pat Gallagher remams Hears A Se ,. . hat to the next oonstitutlon by Barbara Clark, Cindy Domogan, ~enny MONDAY Weber, Long Bottom, and Mr. a pationt at the Gallipolis Med· A special sound film i ary 15. A hostess gift The basiness -ing Eblin, Brenda Will, Nancy Gill, POMEROY Garden club wiD and Mrs. Olin YOU!IIf, · lleelloWY2·2039 •cal Center followm~ comphca- will be sh t'tled "M H ~~- by Mrs. Don Mullen was conducted by Ray Hindy, Diana Lewis, Sonya White, meet Monday at 2 p. m. at the ville; tll'eat IJ'andpertll!ll ' ore OR NIGHT WI 9.2951 tions with eye surgery. She is er Buildsow~ ~ ' ~ un,. sented to Mrs . Browning. Becky Seelig, Rayanna Cole, home of Mrs. Char1es Persing- Mr. and Mn. Fred Lartlnl, reported improving and )s ex-: whioh should earn both'":• Donald Collins received a A report of tile January mee~ Debbie Kennedy, Diana Ridg· er. Lone 8ottam lind Mr. and lin. Pomeroy Flower Shop w. Main Pomeroy pected to be released soon. cationa! and ::~~~aini g U· day gift from her se\!ret was given by Steve Mill..-. way, \'ickl Clark and loader!, TJIEODORUS CouneU Daugh- Joe Barnhart, Somenel: 1114 1 Mn. Millard Van Meter Students returning to Ohio Following this rogr.::. · At i.he close or the was provided by Mrs. Phil O~llnger and Mrs. Ia's of America will m~ greal grotll fll'8Ddparellt· II ..P. '::;:;:;;::;;::;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;~~University following the sem•'-! lions will be a.."swerod ·a::;;e~ meeting, a white elephant students. . SeeUg. FolloWing refreshments Monday at 7:311 p. m. at tbe ·A. Weber, Tuppen PlalDI. . r ter recess melude Buddy Moort. special prayer will close ·was held, and refreshments . were served by' the meetma closed with tape. IOOF Hall. •Followlng the meet· · : :. • Mike Gardener, M". Donald service. served to the above and HarriS, Candace Bahr, · 1111 there will be a ValonUnc INTRODUCED Ill~ Brown, Sean Mullen, Sammy . It Is plonned lllat the William Gaddis, Mrl. T 0 SWanson, Kathy Morgan, Karr• Entertain at box and Valentine cookies wlll Though Ole Evtnrude II .·MUClatworthy, Rar.dy Humphrey, Grueser, Mrs. Edward White, Richard Hawley • , be served. waukee, Wis., 11 conaklered 1ta Pomeroy, Otdo Paul Gerard, Harry McGuffin. RETURNS TO SAN DIEGO Mrs . Donald McKnight, Wisor. Reunoon Dtnner TIJl!SDAY be the man who llrsl ~Jack Sogman, Tom Kmg, Judy Marine Lance Corporal Willard Boyer, Mrs. Chosen serve on the re- Mr. '!"'! !!!'!· _Ot]lo Karr ..,. PONI;;ROY C!'apler 11111, OES lzed the oulboerd molor, lht TONIGHT and SATURDAY Februuy 3-4 Wildermuth, Karen McElhinny ert R. Sylvester, son of Mr. Hoffman, Mrs. Day!M and entertainment tortaine011IW!day with a famlly wlll _ meet In regular session first roll workable oalboaN moThomason, Seren LewiS, Keoth , and Mrs. Arthur R land, Mrs. Raymond Baity for tile next meet- dinner at their home on Lead- Tuesday ol 7:45 p. ln., at the tor unit wu lnt:aduOed Ill . . GEORGE STEVENS Morgan. and Edith Haptonstall. of College Roaa Sy~acuse ha• Mrs. Elza Gilmore Jr. were Nina Styles, Catby ing Creek lor Mra. Karr's sis- Pomeruy Masotiic Temple. In Franco, aoconllul•ltlhe 'loo ''THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD" Miss Haptenstall was one returned til Sa~ Diego, ~ ~ Del;i)ie Maiden, . and ter1 w.ho were here for the cyclo~ Brltlnlilea.,.' . , .~ · · -Technicolorcrewmembcr aboard the VISIT IN VlRGINIA Ruth Ann Lacey, entertainment, McEihmny • Thomason wed- and .Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Me. · ' · Max Von Sydow, as JESUS ; the students moved from Quadr•ngle to ~yd Hall, _ tack •lfcraft carrier Mrs. Chester Johnson and Roger Gilmore, Weody Pnl~~ent lor the "'union ElhlMy, Jeffersonville, ln<t 'lbe pQ1a, 1rorld'l · · tlll•l Dorothy McGuire, as MARY ; Charlton Heston, as John the of the new grrls dormotones. !ion, after a seven • Langsville, Mrs. Le!:oy per, Randy Burt, Marlene were Mrs. Hllda Rose Thla wao the first limo the herb, JIOWill Ill Ibm!- 4 Baptist; John Wayne, Da ..·id cruise with the u. s. er of Lancaster, and Mrs. win and Donna Branham, of Indiana, Pa., Mr. and Mn. lour sisters had been together tho BoUvllm hl&hlondo. · ·B -'' McCa11um, Van Heflin, Car· Fleet off the coast of Vietllmn. Brown of Columbus and !resbments. Berkhemer, Worthington, lor several years. taiRI a of a roll Baker, Angela Lansbury, Nifty Stitchers Sal Mineo, Shelley Winters, the mother of the two Club Entertained Ed Wynn. Pat Boone, lna ally and in tewing . went to Virginia the past Balin, Sidney Poitier, Joann Mrs. Dwight Logan enterDunham, Claude Rains, Jose tained the Nifty Stitchers club ments were served to Mrs. end to visit twe of their o Ferrer. recently at her home, Rock Herbert Dixon, Mrs. James sisters, Mrs. Russel M~~~:::l Colorcartoon: Snow Excuse Will , Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. o! Falls Church, and Mrs. . Running time: 3lh Hrs. Spiings Road. Ma1 Folmer, Mrs. Carl a rd. Myers, of Manassa, Admission. 75c & 40c The evening was spent soclMoore, Mrs. Hugb Bcarhs their families ..They also vlsilled I The Racine American Leg!"" .'. ,.. ' .... three guests, Mrs. Florence historic places there and en- Aoxillary held their January Holley, Mrs. Wayne Milhoan, jnyed siglrt seeing around the meeting at the pool bome, with VIsit the Mutlc Dlp:ltllt•lt and~.;;M:.;;r;;;s.:,.G;;,oo~!f;;roy:.;_W~il:;;so:;;n:;;·=_;;s:;:la:;;t;;;e·========. Mrl..Jolul Young, President, •n the 2nd . Floor. ~ presldlDg. around and -- what'• ..., Communicati:ml were • and lntftet!ng. The ~ . · from the Dislrict end """•"'· mont presldenta. 'lbe Mld"WlnVidor Color Televhlon ..... ter Conference will be held oro YDrf tlllOd ~,.,.... ' · the Sheraton-Columbus and··come In a ¥erWy :--ef · · mColumbus, February :M • 25. oxcolient cabinet dJ~ . · Louise Stewart will have 1 part Aleo Toblo MDdol1 II the Saturday Dlllrl!lng lesslon u DePartment Civil Defense , buCigot priced . . .. 1 chairman with tbo "National Vld"r Portoblo TV'• oro ,. i Security - Civil Defense ForHoy to louy. Smelt, COtttJil'll ' " um" under the direction for tho olilklo . end1 powerful. ThMo Portobleo oro Idol - n d Mh erI • ldrs. Stewart and !lfro. 0. B. , ' ·. ren 1 use. . . · ·· · . · Prazer, National Socurlty "' ' man. Aloo ... suro to - tho RCA VIctor hcll~~~o loth Tr.,...lsfor ·~,JfMi ,. The unil will spoosor one girl A Safe. Deposit box btre will safeguard to Girls State in June. popular table modolo that ~·to ·on A~ or D(, ..,h typoo, ~· ...,... lp , your jewelry, Important papers, and · Letters were received !rom Allo or AlloiFM bond1. RCA V1ctot $fei.o oi$ wiy ..,...,., hili••~ other valuables against fire,, theft, flood, Portsmouth and Belmont the thot hevo AM. end fM Storoo' rl.dlo ~~ Y0u1l and careless misplacement ... enable you ty units presenting candldateo wonderful tona""llnd Hloctlvlty, '· · · / ·. ,, ' · ' to know where your valuables 11re when· lor tho treasurer for the I . ' , • p a - of Ohio. ever you want them ... yet cost only o o o o ·o · o o le suro to ...,, too, tho Kimball 11M ••. A "National Security" ...,.,.. cents a week! · quality with 1Uperll toM,_, ad"" . linll 'bttutlkl~~llllf;-· ··~was given by Carol Rllodea ta3 Piece. Tender, Tasty Cbickeo · ·' ·~-· ... ·~_.:•lr ~ .,._1,, . ._,._ • ' _''J. Plut all the trimrnln's ken from the Buckeye ;M.,.. ,~.,, -·~•-• (A complete banquet for one) Elborfelcb Muolc l)oportmlllt eltiD Milo ,, . _ . lif 45 RPM'o , .,.. ...,_ U sonrer. Mrs. Rltlldes Is the Rent your Sale Deposit box here NO~ I unit ehairman. The Rebabllltaopolds In monorol or st0roo. Look ,.,., tho ·aawetl.ono 'et ~-lljd plck.el!f ·. tlnn Chairman, Marpret 9 Pieces Chicken Only what JO!' wont-Ani· If don't\ a..: ~: r,li~•n! ~l!li - ~· . ·~ · daabelt, aave a report from Elborfolilo opoclal ' order oatvlco. <'.r11'J proiftpt. ~""" ~· , ·· · · · ·:· ,. National News, "We -.,. ';-,. i'-~· ., I !•' . -~ · 15 Pleeeo Kentucky Fried Chicken Them M !lerved Uo." 1 Pint Craeklin' Gravy Elborfeldl aloo Hll Tope RocOnleri .;_ . . IW : ' Myrtle Walli•r, Hot Rolls for Musl"l lmtru.....,to - RIJ li.• :;- V.a!~~!e ,._.li/Citt;.~IM '· ; -~ · . (SerYes 5 to 7) chairman, read Corrylftg c-. for Rooordl- RHin.....,......,. eft!l 'lllli!Y,·CIIher ltomo .tWr · 1auve bul1elln eon<..rtuna :-'\' t ... mUaicmlftcled. · ,, '· .~. ·· · ~ (;,\. ·..f· '1. •. I ,. . ., • ,. and dlsell...., Wl'IIIDa'· 21 Ploees Col. Sandel'll' Chicken ton. Beullb Bradford PoMEROY RUTLAND ,. the un11 'chaplain, replloclng Don't Mualc and Mt!lnua .... o_rt1111 villi t• thf Sewing Meigs County for over 94 year• · Take it frt~m the Coltmil Margaret Hodd!lsbelt. O.Ort..,...., e • • ' ,\' .' . -~ :·-~ .. Member Federal Reserve System • • • llfj&'s finger liciia' gooci''4' ·' r The traVellinl prize Member FDIC hy lara Young wao .IVot ""' l4lolc 'a.-.u"'. Y.wJI. i-'MIIy te ltborfelili Mullt. All Accounts lnsurod Up To $15,000 Under ctOt.aNEI. SANDEtll'lltCIP& to Myrtle W:alker. .,.,..,..nt,~ thdnil ...... . • . . .. < Tho Fodoral Deposit lnouranco Corporation were oerved by Leora Young. I .. ...... ....., ............ . ____,__ Pot¥roy ... ... ft f• ' a ... ._._au ·• ....,. ""1"• "* Ev..,.... .....,.,._ ""'· Around and I cmlreb ~ \ Mi.IGS 'THEATRE ' ' MD,4tlf oillhtl-;lit)_, _ · · rHE BOX I 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . •!» POMEROY ~* NATIONAL BANK \ THRifT BOX .. .... · ............ . $2.50 THE BUCKET ...... · .......... · .. $3.75 .:> ., ., · I ' . '· I ' ·•· , - • ' .,,. nHilt , .....~ .... -~-· THE BARREL .... · .. ...... · .. • .. · $5.00 K-. r.w e~.' ' :~ ' ... _ "'- CROW'S STEAK HOUSE l'• ---------------' ._____________. . ,';-.., i' POMEROY, OHIO ~ . 1~;...: ·• S.\LE tJ!oi The MYF a! the -,m·. Methedlat a.urd!. • bake oalo 'I I Kropf· ·Store Saturdll)', Feb. .U, 1:31· a. 111. ~ ~·· «<Ii:!~ ~ llo .IDidl:', . . ·' beii... • . • ' ' t ~~ -~' AWt' " ,. ;,lor •-v~lt E·l~rfelds. ·in ·l>o~.,:roy. Ar.• Open 'aoth ~., .~ 'I •" r, ~ ' ·friday , • ' 0 • '. ' ' "' ' ' I ~- ' " an.d ·Sbt.ur~; ~ bepings '...... .. • . '<' ' • . ('J • P.tii; you ~ Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. ,U.I~ ~-1- . jt~:~,. . Plo~,. in $1.25 ~~ ~ I ,.-. ~~ . , .. ' 'lo• ,• . \ I ' o:>l I : New England ·-=- • f' s·. o·. ft.. Illl•t·Ia • I . Act•'10 Taken F.fl•day 0n r OSSl'· .·.:I'' <:: ,. . M·e.rger· Reuther-Meany • Break RemaiDS · • H"gh MYstery .' I . e OW m 20 B . l' ...Ore Mercury Hits Elberfelds in Pomeroy Are Open Both ' Friday"and .SCiturday ' Evenings _,.. SWTO:"f.u;- ... "::!1 Mrs. Stewart ,...r.ct . and headqu.rten Saturday, . wounding rilne Americans . ~nd destroying the Installation in the ,,[atest of an appar· . . WASHINGTON CUP1) _ _Walt ent new wave of terrorist attacks m $0uth VIetnam. w. Rostow, one of Proskient The bllat rocked the M.P. Installation at the centralJohnso , top dvl! th 0 coast clty iit Pban Rang, 17D miles north of Saigon, , a a ers "" e sMrlly ~ - a string of explosions ffl.)led th.rough · a big VIetnam war, said Satllrday the a111n\U~D dt:mp neRr lh capital, setting Off fires that =ph~e ~ ranJied ;tot 10 liours. Two Americans· were burt in the Y o peace n an ekp}ollian at the Army ., · · CAPE KENNEDY (UP!) - extremely ~teresllni and dell· · Al!llllunitiort Depot at Lonj! the 1st Mi!lne D!visi~ were hH T h e· countdown p r o c • e d e d cate phase. I Bl.!lh, 11 mll'es north of Sat- just before midnight In mountal· smoothly Saturday toward the Rostow said, however, 'noth· • nous terrAin 25 miles south o! blastoff of a camera-equipped ing has happened to justlly us 100; I rocket that. hopefully will get in sayirig we have a serious · In an olher Incldent ' a Co m. Quang Ngal city. detailed ptctures or lunl:!r munlol terrorist hurl eO a hand .....,. Marines were attacked I d' . d h o!!er to negotiate. This lJ a bad . ""' . Jan mg hSites ' an k' per aps tlme to dis_cu.s • any net · otla~n "~ade at 1, ~ of Gis by an ..,tlmilted two platoons ot h . . wa1t11111 '!"'IJU8h the northern Viet Con& in a firelight that !,Z~:r:,tt~ b~m~n~us~:~ track." TOURIN(l hospital facilities In GaJUpglla Friday were from left, John Rafferty, Holzer Hospital Admlm. port city «Qui Nhon, wounding laaled one hour. Tben the throt weeks ago . .._ trator; Dolll\ld Jensen, and Dr. tlavld A. Peters, consultant!, and Joho Guion, Medical Center Adlninlstrator. ~1of tilt Amer(eans. Commol!llsls pulled bacl<, but · MOSCOW (UPI) -ane Soviet · • · <- , "' continued to harass the Marinoa 'An Alllis'Agena rocket was to 1/nion said In an olllclal 1 :e ~lh of ~algon, a Viet C?ng with automatic weapons • ftre carry aloft the 115(1.puund flying statement Saturday Communl!ll . owlmmer tossed a grenade mto. and lf•nades throughout lhe iaborat'!l'Y, named Lunar Orb!· Chinese authorities In Pel<lnJ • u.s. Navy nvor patrol boat, night. Iter 3, at 8:17 p.m. EST. The <.'Ondoned anti'I!Uoslan rioting , . . ' IOVOI'1'1Y damqlng the ve~sel, Thlt Marine team's <Ommunl- irip tO the moon will take s 1-Z which e~tlangend the Uves of · . ~ · ·· · -... ... . ...w01Ul41inl two crewmen and call.,..·wore knocked out before days. Soviet cotlzens and forced tbelr · , ;, ~, · le&vll\ll I third losing and thiy Clllll~ ask lor supJI9rl . A na~b nro that claltned th• ovacu.atton, . ·~~ · ··~ea;r:~ So l>a41y rlddl¢ w~ the lives i>! ~~~t l>pollo ~ironauts Communist. China r.eRiled -lbat ' J'if. . .' ~,......,."' l{ar'iM ' 'Outftt that oti~il)lllfrol h\14 stalli!il the ll!llnnll4 phase of tilt Kreinun loaders ••wud ' ~'ttie,9'r!llllljllls~ ,also hit hl!id ·~>MI' iiJo.-aoslolaJlt · were America's moon prograll!L taJll180ilt , • I I " . W\ills:ll,int;· : · • ~ ' · ' ·fb "' · · al i ~ In ground fllhl- ldl!Oil ·~ the leadetsb!\llell.,to scientists are ' ~stojna .ohead policemen .tnlo lliiundi or ilie "' --. .. . ' .. . . ' tni."•~· · ;'! a 2fl.yoar old Lance Q_>rporal, with tile unmarllfed ~P6Jt10~. Chinese embassy In llfoicow ' . · . ·• An, ·,u.~ u.s. Marine David E. Verhyn or Lennilx tile .llylda lab<irlt~ 1, , and allowed them . to boat 31 · Tbe lli'St formal action to In- was given to the people or tho lzatlon, a<!mlnlstr,aUon and mall- , ~=Guion, Medical een. recoiuiaisslt\iee loam sullen<! l!lale, Masa . tried ' 1111)1 dl!iljll~ t;) l\;tl()p "ll~ln 211 •diplimats with axes and botUes., ~st.,ate the pos!dhlilty of mer· area in 1949 and has been oper- 1 agemont ol hoe!"tals and modi· ter , ator; Mr. J. Sher· heavY caiualtloo . Friday nlsht after time" to . pltig tile miles of the pock-marked lunar . . 111ng Holzer Hosp1tal and Modi- 1ated by the Holzer Hospital Ical stall orgamza!lons and re- man and Oocar w. Whill! ' &tlaeir,ed by a Viet Cong boiOI In the defense perimeter surfa~ ~very 31 _~ hoJir• tn D1plomatoc "'lations ~ween eaJ Center Hospital into o? e 1Fou~~on sipce lllat time.. lations. He IS also a past preli-,Clarke, M. D., Medical Center for« -esttrnated to number .. and pld th• wolln~ed Th• dead take hilhly detained, closeup the_ two Commumst l!lants, ,larger acute medical Institution Medocal Centor Hospital ... a dent and member of the hoard I trusteoa; Mr. Harland Marlin . Tb Le tbemocks irom (Continued on Pili• 2) pictures of the most promising while not yet Connally broken, was . taken Friday afternoon m 25 lied acute medical lacU1ty of trustees of Ute Amenean and Charles E. Hol.w, J.r., 11. 0 11>en. a ___ to cbd land JS opera~ by the Medlcal 1Hospital Assoc13!lon and lound·'l Holzer trusteoa; and officers of 1 ~ 11 0 • appeared paralyzed as Ute two Galhpohs. • . u own aress · or. po s governments abused each other The "Joint Committee," com- Centor Memorial Foundalinn. Iing commissioner ol the Joint the GalUa County Medical ~ . 0 four-legged Iandini sh!JI. with vicious abandon. . : prisod o1 the a<!mlnistrator and I Bith lnstltotlons are operated 1Commi.,ion on Accndltatlon o! ciety, Gene H. Abels, M. D., NEW YORK IUPI) _ Gea F 'three JMmhers of the board of as voluntary non11rofit oraani- ,Hospltals. "The latter organiza- lpresldent; James A. Kemp, M. Mlllftll D Taylor oayo tho orty-one Rli9Slan women and O'ustees of each ol the two hos- zations. lion is tho recognized autllorlty j D., vice president, and Lewla United Slalol did the rlfibt children were give~ a WJid lpita! fiiUildatlons, .... host to Dr. Anthony J. J. Rourke was on hospital accreditatlon.lbmliSbiA. Sehmld~ M. D., ......tory • 11t1D1 ·t, eomm, to lhe defense ;;:!come Saturday rught when . Dr. David A. Peters, a repre- originally scheduled to be at the ~ which both Gallipolis institutions treasurer. of Sot(" Vietnam ID liM bat Y arnved hero by plane from .entaUve of Or. Anthony J. J. 1 Friday meet11111 but was unable hove been duly accredited. I Prior to the afternoon meet. .' acted~- from ..;tinct Pekil\ll. Th~ famllies ol Soviet Rourke, president of the Amer- to attend due to illness. I Present lor the mootl!lg were m,, Dr. Peters, 1\lr. JeJIIOII, lltaa froQI oouad Jodgm.onl" dlpl~mats m Peking tald ol ican Association of Hospital ! Dr. Rourke bas a national Ichairman, John W. RaHerty, land tho two admlnlstrators touto ' 111 "'' ;...k ·~ lblllly OODiinWI\II anti-Soviet demon- Consultants, and Mr. Donald reputation In the fields of organ- Holzer adminlatrator; vice-chair-ed the two medical facllillea. . ',; . lll!d R..l...se'• to be 'biiU. ' 1 slratlons In the Rod Chinese Jensen, C.P.A., Manager of the 'A~ air dropped , Jill . capital. IManagement and Systems Divi~- to' lite .. below zero ;::~~ ~ ~: ~=~:~ DETROIT (UP!) - The ... . "The Red Guards were •ion of Ernst and EmB~ at a Satilrdoy 11> •Dorlbem • of conuaiulll(ald to •dl'oigl 1 tent of the _spilt between t h e yel!lni around 0111' buses," nld ' moetinll ill tho stalf dining , ... E.ti<li~ ' topsy ,I!JrYl aaliooCUIO llto!r ovo! -United Auto ~ork~ UQion one woman. Both Soviet and . room a:t Holzer. Discussions cen-1 lher"l:orl<lltlOOs bad Dixie Jileou · ~·••· ,..Ovoa 1t'bl · IUA~) .alld the. AnciO may · !oreigu radio-television outlets tend on the introduction ol lhe ~ 1 e er Utan the northern pia ina ~ · mr not be clear until next week or r ave th arrt a1 f u two consultants to the commlt-. J· UPI roportea. . ' · :maybe nelll April, II appeared •· e v u coverage. itees and the two lnetltutlons. NEW VO~K fUPI) -Sen. Czl!cb prison Kennedy aald thai In m!17 L~l· oilOw fell ll:om I h ~...' atllrd~y. : I Tho Sovlel goverlltiiOlll Satur- . Exploraloa .r lite merger Robert F. Kennedy , D-N.Y.. Kennedy said AmerIcan bl! visited In EUrope ' follosiSslppl Valley eastward fllut::Dl f3 'n,t~ leatjers ol the 1.4 million- day demanded "!be mosl ur(ent posoibllllles wu dlseu•ood said Saturday upon his return should ho very pleased LondOII, i!i1 southern New •"' . ~ ,UAW were mostly sl·lmeasures" to halt anti-Soviet · from the otandpalnlolloaslbll· from a EuroE tour that the release of Kaaan and · silila¢ 1 ~t . rain bit . lent abf!ut ~liltalion rioUng ·In Peking. ' lly aad practleallly. 11 waa next few wee .s _probably will be seemed ta indicate atU\uilo oa lluo!'* .<. S!'Olf lf Walter P. ·and l!lree "The restraint and patience 'll fell the ltlliol-•preseated tbo cr!Ucal In opdmg a peaceful relallons between the ' Mk:it:; . other II'J! ft!lin posts tbe Soviet people are not opportuaily r.. oalightened solution in VIetnam. States and Czechoslovakia. Wben ' plaril of George In ~ flltllit ledera~. . unlimited/' a statement laid. lltlnkla1 telatlve lo lbe mer K ed pok t seoo Critical I'Ortntl haakedis~~twltehadlher and Cllust!d 'lee lo form . Tbe , l'eC<J!IIi!lonot- ''Tbe Soviet Union the poulbllitloao enn y s e a a news •'-• lntemauOhal "'•ht to tak , · '""should. tho ............... conference at Kennedy Intema- The senator said he thinks mined U.S. governmenl "' """' ,. · _· ·~· e measures neco,~- . ......--- merger tioal Airport after conferring comi1111 weeks will be critical to find uolutlon In Y:hllmlm;·. ~ ry to protect lts,ctllzens and ItS lte consununalod, It could leas- , earUer Saturday with Pope Paul SouUteasl Asia lor three said: atomove lbly mean new the construchon or a VI .In v 8 tican City 0n Vietn beat. 'pup l'wfullnlerests. ' complete medical facility - am. sons: Tbe fitunnoil in R1~!=: 1 ~:~~~ "I was there u 1 with UL • SKULL TEST of :ris beds de- A swarm ol newsmen created the cease- ll't! proposed In~~ George ·Melb,l. CINCINNATI (UPI) to pennlt additional ex- scene o! noar-pal)demonlum in North and _South in domg ·~:w:.::: Meany '1\'ave to the. thi<l! wl1b early Such· a structure the area oulsi-ie the .terminal durmg tbe Lunar New Year peaceful aolulion ill slnco tho ' stole a fi'OOO CblnoSe replace tile two existing where the conference was held. what he said was an Asia." • . · change in Hano1's ·+ . . W/!1 ·:pull- from tbe Cincinnati as acute medical Kennedy's arrival wu pnced- toward peace talks. Kennady laid Euro~ ye~ _ ago. Tbolr Orchestra: You torcot eel by amval o{ Vladimir cials hove "conlect.s we ·11o litclUdos ltJSIIes let that goes with ll But is a 21111· bed acule Kiwln · born • He · added tbel' anile _,- ~~~·s ' corru: bock for H. Someone . hospltal'.lounded In American "from a European trip was 111 ·~ - to use •I to test your akull I the late Dr, CharleS E: out what ttono . and ~- Holzer. Flab~rgasted, be80"111l"*'l 1 I .1;,. cw..- u. s. 1 ·r.r flli! Gormarrl In !be ll'rllloi>-PMtlian War. Radleal fttreol lol>lt Parle In a Ylr1ual. eoop d'etaL The ClliDIIIWlt'ennluail7 ..... wiped out b)- rliJIU6I lroopo. ' Peking Radio aald lhore will bo I "j!OI!Ol'ai eloctioiiiiCeOI'ding ·y e s smoot . hiy = We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week~· mt Proceeds ;ill" Our Safe Deposit Boxes work so hara &ut cost so little I !':.":"~~=·melted, "II Countdown Comb'necJ C/ ub In Conference 'l1lf> Pll'lll ComtDulte ,.. oot liP In IDUowing the defeat a! fispoj- UI'a armiM b)' tile ronslsts ol revolutlonuy ~ ers, ;M!asantl, ltUdenll and PF1Y 1....,. It Ill "' nin lhtngJ imlil , ......., electioaa ... held. lleklni 04lled II a "lfOBI hl.torlc undertald!IJ" and • "tromendoua viciAJry lor the tver-¥k•torlous tbouahl ol M"' Tse-tung." It said tbe Communo JVII formed on Jan. 21 IUid bad bold Its first aeaa1o1i; · ·8A;IGON. (UP,l l- An explosion blamed on VietCong -.,.....,,.....,_,,_ 1aboteurs ripped through aU. S. military police barracks /sName#or To Have Part province between tbc followers of Party Chairman Mill T,...tunB and Ilia op- otrollod thr-ough midton Meldeo C(ly, wm 1' FJ,IIIflnl had been tei!Orlod in S~l 1111101 soulllwoll of Pekm,. Analyatu ald the development In Taiyua u)IPNI'od to ( ~ on . lndlca!im tbat Mao hu embarted pn • lriD!lllM to pure " Co~ from what ho boo called 1 Jlll!le!arlan rtvolutlor:. Polt~ the oew ClllllDIUOe Will power In all poUUcal, OCOIIOmle and .cultUral 1fllln In 'l'llyuan and that 11 er SonY Apllar b1 atm c· Ie lu"f'~ 'eultllral -~lutlon." I pmenls, but l'fklnl Radle Ill& the Maotats bove won out .1114 takon over the prol'lnelal capital of Taiyuan. On Saturday nWJ!t, ~ Radio llllllOUilced formatioll or "The Talyuan Municipal Rev.. luUonary Committee" u tbo new organ of power i>r rovolutionarloo In the North China lndUBtry city abotll :100. • ansi Barracks Ripped ':::!;::~:~~?·;::. Abuses By-VC Saboteu~s ~~:~t:.::; Traded .. . '. . B Rd 1 L . been formed In ql Shand province alid ' ted h I• the forftOilntr of • now government pstternod ·~ the Poria Communi lol 1871. l(arl M..,., the •founder ol Commllllllltn, called the Paris , ; rian revolutiOn IUid the law transmm from rev.olullt!ll to pure Communiml; Tho Peking atlllOUll<OIIIOII 11!1J pro•e, to bo the· .explanall.., ~ Mao 1)<- !• 'Pt>wor lbe cap . e ommune m :- connmmo a model for · proleta- Radio -i!Cod Saturd.ly nllhl lhal a ~ molu1i01111'7 Second Annrversory o# Fund 8y Lu m:t"O_n Conqrego ton Sunday I "28. PAGES IIONQ ltqNO (UP!) -Peking "'"I' • / or e ..;.,ce About Middleport liE ' bll I u.-·., !' - ,_ ..... e zcs, Next Few weeks W"}} •"cal In I Becrltl peace MOVement S, sen. Kennedys3VS . ..· :·. i'lt'i roservea 1NSJDE TODAy '• ' ______ :ro:;: ;. 'MavFavQ,t Pow _~·- .·.e ll '.J . A conservati"' expressed concern dangerous precedent ml&iirt ·"Next time It · icn\MOldlig I beca.use ,be'•· ~ Sa ··sMi~)~o ,...'JU,~ :~~cr,._ Y ~.. , - t'•foo,'~up; HOtPH•~= •Just I coo: ' P.,.-,4 •_ .. . • • • • Editorial State[ ' • 5+7 ..•.• . • . . Dickson Po1e1b : ..... r,,;\ • • I lc:T:Kii;j- 1 :1~:!:.Ui..:':.'f.~ �• Ohio Politia ••• In Review I I • Dis.ttr Of Past Week in Tops Events , Area News Week's _,GS l'fQQI, '•pur.,! ~ " TH~r: ~n4fj,_i;:Ar ,..,,,.,.'5+1 -.' •ALVAIIIt KILL't8 · (Teclulioolorl · - · , Wm. Holde!!. IIi~. ,Wid> mark. JIDiot llollfi•.VJ~!"'o Shlw Patriell O·nea" ·51 e;;h.,d. HID, illrr7 CllOf.. ~t. i:o!Oriartoona: , . .J .. • · . .Little 8o BopPt<! . ' . . .lll<Pioalvt Mr. M•illll' AdnW:aion: 7~1!·• ~ ' l'"\' . NOTICE EffectiveFebruary6, 1967" OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT, ·OFFICI;: SHOW-ROOM AND USED CAR lOT . WILL OOSE EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .1967 CAPETOWN. South A!rleo (UP!) - Shore leave ,.. can· : ct•lled Saturday for all 3,800 crewmen, lnch!lllnJ 200 Negroeo OUR NEW v. ~ ,B:l*a!t ·eanier FrankllD D. ROooe'Velt docked totally·aegregated C a p • :!' T<>wn. South Afrleaa officials protested the declsloa. HuHy Power Mowers · ·Y,MONDjY, Th• l"DR II en roule to ito · home base in MaYPort. ru., after a tour ot duty in Vietn:!· • mese waters. 'The carrier, due · to remain in GP.Ite Town for days, ltopPed In tilis seg- J re•gation;I:OOJ,cious nallen ' • HUFFY SHERATON to Are In : save ~.ooo - the additional of refueling at sea. Stock Now This Year Huffy Riding Mowers have FDi . PERFDRMANCf 6Horse Power, 5HorsePower • 31" CuUIDc Wldth/Austemperc · . ~ 1 B1W and t I ,H. P. Brtp 6 Stratton Engine ' llttck Slam .T riDIIIII.aion - 3 Forward 4 Horse Power ' ' .., lpeid8 - Pllll Bever11 . • Blade can bt Dlaengapd for Eaaler Engines. ' ". SI'ORTS SHORT - THE FA5T.ST THE WOili.D .,;; '1, . TIMJ GF ·SHOWS .SUNDAY MATI~E -i- Ol"fE . T6NIGHT, MQ.fol,bJUES. & WED. ONE SHOW, AT 7 ·-·· ''B.IG'' '.'' .. ' Transport and Pulling Acoessorlei e Wllld-up Cutt!Dg Height Adjuatment • Tena-Tread Tlres/Eaaler on Lawn/ lmoother Ride ·• DUrerenual - For Outatandlna ' . lfaneiiVenblliiJ ~~----------------~ ~ Plenty of power. .U ;; at Pieke111' now. Don't forpt Ul bel~ 11167. .BATHROOM SPECIAL! .' OUTFIT COMPLETE TO THE ROOR ~~tub, IS~ "' 18", Lavatory, :18 z 17", ' J!e~~~le ~~~ commode, lavatory sup.· Plf ')llpe, collllliOde supply pipe, com. IIIOCI~ sell, tub ·IIIIX!ng faucet.t, lavatory .~ faueett, .bath tub pop. over flo -·. · '" .- .. • '' :, ' -I 1 ., ... ,• -.. ..~a long distance caD:·~,~ to sootneone dear. t:~!.t::. .. ...:. . . H '-;· .. -· .' '' '. ~ ··~· A~d th~t means_being together when you can't-be. Talking to someone d~ft ~'#Y· Saying ~1ce th1~ to mce ~eople. B~ng a _good and thou-ghtful son or daughter.,:a .~by~nf'.,-»~other or SISter. It s the wann1ng of fnendsh1ps too long llncared for. Happy Talk. So ~~~d'~tful. And 1 ·r- so easy. Easy as a·b·c. See your phone book. Y.'u'll be so glad you ·something you ought to do often, un't it~ :,'t . call~ ;;w · • -~ Al!ilka and Hawaii) for three minutn-a clollaflctt )..,, Anywh- in -. Olifo-40 cents or leu, (except island pOinu). See yoilr p'bime book for deWh. k~ ' a..:ll . ... N ~ r.~! . .. . ' ' '' ! ,,. ; • ' ' ',. ' "'~ ' ;.·-\ ,: ' .; ' 11 .:.;-.,.l- - ti:r IU ' -'.1 • :Qbio c - . .. · · · . . - · '. •" - ~f Happy\Talk. It's Take advan~ of Family Callina TI!Pe ... wblch bOWI'IJi!l r~ery nisJtt after · ~~ \U.,·.,. ; Ilk~~ 8fld ~[, DAY SUNDAY! Call nation-to-station •• ~hen In the U.S. ··.~r $119.95 PEl ARTMINt :. ,. ~ '. · I· i -._J-' . a. - E buylq fGio ~ ·: �• Ohio Politia ••• In Review I I • Dis.ttr Of Past Week in Tops Events , Area News Week's _,GS l'fQQI, '•pur.,! ~ " TH~r: ~n4fj,_i;:Ar ,..,,,.,.'5+1 -.' •ALVAIIIt KILL't8 · (Teclulioolorl · - · , Wm. Holde!!. IIi~. ,Wid> mark. JIDiot llollfi•.VJ~!"'o Shlw Patriell O·nea" ·51 e;;h.,d. HID, illrr7 CllOf.. ~t. i:o!Oriartoona: , . .J .. • · . .Little 8o BopPt<! . ' . . .lll<Pioalvt Mr. M•illll' AdnW:aion: 7~1!·• ~ ' l'"\' . NOTICE EffectiveFebruary6, 1967" OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT, ·OFFICI;: SHOW-ROOM AND USED CAR lOT . WILL OOSE EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON Keith Goble Ford, Inc. . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .1967 CAPETOWN. South A!rleo (UP!) - Shore leave ,.. can· : ct•lled Saturday for all 3,800 crewmen, lnch!lllnJ 200 Negroeo OUR NEW v. ~ ,B:l*a!t ·eanier FrankllD D. ROooe'Velt docked totally·aegregated C a p • :!' T<>wn. South Afrleaa officials protested the declsloa. HuHy Power Mowers · ·Y,MONDjY, Th• l"DR II en roule to ito · home base in MaYPort. ru., after a tour ot duty in Vietn:!· • mese waters. 'The carrier, due · to remain in GP.Ite Town for days, ltopPed In tilis seg- J re•gation;I:OOJ,cious nallen ' • HUFFY SHERATON to Are In : save ~.ooo - the additional of refueling at sea. Stock Now This Year Huffy Riding Mowers have FDi . PERFDRMANCf 6Horse Power, 5HorsePower • 31" CuUIDc Wldth/Austemperc · . ~ 1 B1W and t I ,H. P. Brtp 6 Stratton Engine ' llttck Slam .T riDIIIII.aion - 3 Forward 4 Horse Power ' ' .., lpeid8 - Pllll Bever11 . • Blade can bt Dlaengapd for Eaaler Engines. ' ". SI'ORTS SHORT - THE FA5T.ST THE WOili.D .,;; '1, . TIMJ GF ·SHOWS .SUNDAY MATI~E -i- Ol"fE . T6NIGHT, MQ.fol,bJUES. & WED. ONE SHOW, AT 7 ·-·· ''B.IG'' '.'' .. ' Transport and Pulling Acoessorlei e Wllld-up Cutt!Dg Height Adjuatment • Tena-Tread Tlres/Eaaler on Lawn/ lmoother Ride ·• DUrerenual - For Outatandlna ' . lfaneiiVenblliiJ ~~----------------~ ~ Plenty of power. .U ;; at Pieke111' now. Don't forpt Ul bel~ 11167. .BATHROOM SPECIAL! .' OUTFIT COMPLETE TO THE ROOR ~~tub, IS~ "' 18", Lavatory, :18 z 17", ' J!e~~~le ~~~ commode, lavatory sup.· Plf ')llpe, collllliOde supply pipe, com. IIIOCI~ sell, tub ·IIIIX!ng faucet.t, lavatory .~ faueett, .bath tub pop. over flo -·. · '" .- .. • '' :, ' -I 1 ., ... ,• -.. ..~a long distance caD:·~,~ to sootneone dear. t:~!.t::. .. ...:. . . H '-;· .. -· .' '' '. ~ ··~· A~d th~t means_being together when you can't-be. Talking to someone d~ft ~'#Y· Saying ~1ce th1~ to mce ~eople. B~ng a _good and thou-ghtful son or daughter.,:a .~by~nf'.,-»~other or SISter. It s the wann1ng of fnendsh1ps too long llncared for. Happy Talk. So ~~~d'~tful. And 1 ·r- so easy. Easy as a·b·c. See your phone book. Y.'u'll be so glad you ·something you ought to do often, un't it~ :,'t . call~ ;;w · • -~ Al!ilka and Hawaii) for three minutn-a clollaflctt )..,, Anywh- in -. Olifo-40 cents or leu, (except island pOinu). See yoilr p'bime book for deWh. k~ ' a..:ll . ... N ~ r.~! . .. . ' ' '' ! ,,. ; • ' ' ',. ' "'~ ' ;.·-\ ,: ' .; ' 11 .:.;-.,.l- - ti:r IU ' -'.1 • :Qbio c - . .. · · · . . - · '. •" - ~f Happy\Talk. It's Take advan~ of Family Callina TI!Pe ... wblch bOWI'IJi!l r~ery nisJtt after · ~~ \U.,·.,. ; Ilk~~ 8fld ~[, DAY SUNDAY! Call nation-to-station •• ~hen In the U.S. ··.~r $119.95 PEl ARTMINt :. ,. ~ '. · I· i -._J-' . a. - E buylq fGio ~ ·: �• I • • ' ' ,'I . • • The Sun4ay Tlmewlentlnel, Sunday, l"eb. s, 1967-S Peace Feelers are Two·· . 'Mifl~ons W•tl:Pt dy cfr=t FebruQfy l . r ,,_~,. When millions or .... . ........... " Miss Loss EarHart's lS StJ.bject .. Of .Book Review Finish.SpaeeJob TheyGaveAUFor IIIII be 10111t lime boiON II II far cetta.lb how lar tbO II&IICD'I Pl'llllfllll b8o boU set blot by lilt eaoo ~Aile ueldem at KeDDOdJ - not. 1111W aaodler ~· II dleebcl deci.red l'tlld3' to UDdlrllko lbo wbldl ApollO I ,.nl DIIVer make. about IIIII tbJ'li·tl!M II '1111 .-rtalll- effon to ~ tbt !110011 wiU not v.~ · Grtiooon, Ed•ard .I would be 111e 11119 R~ to t must riot. Tbey would •lltl as ..to .moUrn tllem overlonfl, ot can· heroes. Grlu61ii: lihit'Se!! on"" said;· •·u we die, ·wirl( people w accept It . . Tho 0011. of opaco II WQI'Ih tlu! d.!k of Ule." people 410' accept the risk, althougil they ha.. been profoundly sbo<l<ed by 1111 terrible prlc> exacted in one oudden ftash of fire. Only a lew, wbo 1!11J "'''''Oe space exploration for entirely other reasons than Ito danger, call for a olowing down or a h~l - because II. what happened lo Apollo l. 'Hie people also know that !he safety ol the astronauts ·hu alwaya been tile ovvrldlnC concern of everyone connoellol wllb th!l)lpi.te' program and that II will collllnue to be so. Being first to tho moon II not worth the life ol even one man. U the Da. tion can reach the goa1 with no more fatal!tiOJ, ·~!"&WY 11Q '!"le will ~lain even if sonit!6ne gels there before us. Ironlcilly,Vtlle vtry !act that lhtre hal been a tragedjl' mrns us reallze wltal cap.lli>le hllndS. ~am has been In. We :tJ.gin to appreciate more fully not only the skill and bravery of all the aatronauts .;who have gone into space but also thP. ·care and d0111catlon of the hundreds of •nameless meo on tht groUnd wbo llaw ,:..;....; · ~~ ·M I • ; . Brl.de - efect.~. • l.S eel bY United Cllllroh Wo!D!II io always oblerved 00 the ftrot country for New Zealand where j Jnvjte all ot,.tbe COIIIIJlUn. friday of Lent and eacb year !lbe died, Qutell Salote aked icy to join In lllil• oioervance, . eatenda beyond still more na- for tbe Sacrament o1 1he Holy Written by a. $<iu1h Sea .Jo. tiona! and religious 1Jneo Ia COII- IO>m!DIII!Ion, and aller reeel'•ini , land queen - a ChrlsUan WQm· cern for the needs. of ail people lit, I!Jid tbt prelldonl of tbe , an who knew ~~ had only a for the meuage of the CbriJ. 'jFree Wesleyan Cburcb lhore, lew months 1<> ,l!!';e, -, the pray. ~an gospel. lbat ber preparalkil! bad been ' er service is b9Uftd . to 611. a Queen. Sa1ote .'fupou. of .Ibol made, not by ber own llr<onglh! need for every Cbfistlan wom- Tonga Islands hs4 ruled her but throu&b the purllytac an, for it emhra~ praise and JSiand_. ~dom 47 yearo when ol CluisL Sbe Aiel abe bad tbanksgjvlng, s\iiiPllcaUon lor she wrote tbJJ year'a service 1a fear ol leavinJ family . forgiveness, and entreaty for 1965 jiiSI. before her death. Her country, oo fear or 'doubt God's help for ·all who suffer strona Ouisilan .faith and tb1a journey lbtougb ihe ..... · and for all who are working to- senae o1 tbe ~lerna! is vaUey" bocauoe sbe knew ward making a better world. eel in the service. Since lj!U Lord is lllere.... and l teslltfY ' wilb certainty that my life nero wlll be two otber '"'-"""'"'""""", . . ftrmly fixed iD Hlm." In prologue to tbe World Day of Pcayer Sorvlceo MeiiJ• Chapter DAR ta Gallla CoUDiy Ibis year: WillMeetFeb.lQ :'a~:;:~~~~~!_ Friday - February 11 Witb .Mr•. Fuher men of tbt world belp to usher 7:31 p. m. - Cbeshlre BapReturn Jonathan Meigs in God's new day for all peo- . llst Charcb Ia Choohlro. Chapter, Daughters Of the pie." I 7:31 p. m. - SlmJIOOII MelbAmerican Revolution, wi II Tbe Utanksgiving includes aU I edisl In Rto Grande meet Friday, F~b. 10, at the who have overcome dilficultiea borne ,of Mro. <;!Inion Fisher, and persecution, buildert of I The local service ' will be at Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, at peace and good will, doctors, 1:30 p. m. at First Presbyter- 3:30 p. m. :· r.urses, teachers, and leaders , CAI'TUIOI! IT AU.! tM h•~ raw ~1 tight, . ian Church, Gallipolis. Partie· Assisting )lostesses will be "in the cause ol trulh and : Fr41ft Tlr.i.l OM aliv~. !paling in the observance will Mrs. A.. H. IV!ight and Mrs. · right." Tltt. OM " ' y .. bill. be church women and ministers Carver William•, Jr. ln many communities World r Olli dollld ocptwe it tHL ""• of the area churches. 'The time haa been changed Day ol Prayer has 'marked the f« Itt phollpi!Piilc rtcord If )IIIII No barriers of race, denomin- rrom S p. m. tq .3:30 because turning point toward an ecu- 1 wtddlnf, lhl Hr¥iCtl Of I prefeu!Onal phototraplltr &/~ eND atlon, or culture are recogniz- of the World .Day of Prayer. meDical concern. United : till. Clll • tMiy, wQI't ro111t ed when women come together ! The program will feature Church Women in recent year!! · for this prayer day, which an antique: ~ d1splay prese~ . have iovited catholic womeo ro a history of nearly 80 years. by Mro. F~.h<l'. .Mr•. KnJgl)l 'join lllem in their servico. In Nor do the women stop at and ,Mr~ •.. Qt,jjht , -)l~l~~n . more than one city this marked 2409 J•cbon A¥•. '~ supplication. They bring mo,,e- 1 Roll call ·~ . w!ll : !>e a the first time people of Protest· Pt." Piea.. nl, W.Va. ·• . tary gifts to help suppori President · p1 tjte ·U nllj> ~ ant, Orlllodox, and Roman Cal!!· tian interdenominational Stat.ls. Memb~s may brli.g a olie churches bad worshipped leges and Uterature and favorite . antiql(e. together. . 115 E. S.COnd St. acy progra-ms in many Mrs. William T. Brown Is Pomoroy, Ohio tries abroad and to support I tiona! projecf.!l such as educa· 1 tional, recreational, and child· 1'- I j reflecl-1 · The February meeting of the Emanon Club of Gal· llJl<?lis at the home of Mrs. Howard Saunders Thursday mght featured a review of lhe "SeaNh for Amelia Ear· hart," by Fred Geener, presented by Mrs. Clarence her navigator. Masters. The author gives his own The author spent six years in terpretation of the evidence which be made five trips to the round. , Pacific lsllu¥il, gathering In· Tbe hostess served formation. He never found proof ments w\ll)e the group, diBcussof the death of the famous fly· ed the .Jl!>litiea! and er. He Investigated every ru- aspects of Miss Earhart's mor, and IDiervi!!WM people and di~}lPearance. Next meell· l from every walk of /tfe, in an ing of tbin!lub will be Thursday, altern¢ to end tbe mystery of Feb. 1.,& at lhe home o! Mrs. 1he death of Miss Earhart and Selwyn ·White. 'lf1t · . p- I pertOIIS ! • .. in Icare help ID< ml~ IJOricero Wl'llld Day of !'will 11M In <OU!Itrt.. , lncludln1 those al)d servkos to llldiJUI youtb. oboerved .., T.., tlto Gii!1J Jn Gallia Coonty unite In prayer! More 1b8J1 a """'am, Work! ....,.,., io the to · , on the ,&me day·, It Is a re- I Day of l'r&)'el'" ls planned fl'l· lmaln an ~~~dependent ld(dom martable event. Tlu. occasion, !marily I~ !li<.;P.I!P,IN of ~~ -att« the Jlllh eelllr1· I World Day of Pn,er, will .lake 1111 tbt partlcjpanl,i IDio aa ,1 • · ' place on February 10, spollliC!'- acllve e>perieJICO of prayer. ft I AI she ~ to lone ~ lfc<'!B41.0-. ...~~.~~ ... ' - I. ~*""' Dlr, . as.," Melanie_ Kay Brown ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. B~own Reedsville, O~i~ •. 1\fi'nounce the engagement of their daughter, Melamo!' Kay Brown, to William Howard Thomas, son of Reverend and Mrs. Clifford B. Thomas, 513 E!u'l .Avenue, Kent, Ohio. Miss Brown Is a senior at Ohio State University. Her fiance is ·a sen· . G . ueSt Qt S;h. 0 we( ~-~~~-~~:~l~sK!'ie~n~t~~t~a:..te~U-nl-ver_si~!Y~·-A-'n. _e~a-rl~y-s~u=m~m=e=r=w:e=d-· .iff. . SAFFORD'S STUDIO.. 1 GROVER'S STUDIO-' !~~·:·:::::::~G~alli~·a~Coun~~ty~U~CW~p~resid=~en:flt. . ' All Hail ~~e Boy Seouts , I t- ' ';. , .,, ..... '~ •...., . '. ' . , "ScouUng R~ a Guy Out" "\'1:= 1i;·i ~,11D =--~· In wllldl ·, poraril)' repl.ace·. 11 Be Prepared,..·.atr#,t- .~;~l · . • ~ · ..· , : be over the ·· . • ' '; · \ ing Boy Seoul , k, February a~· ·. II . ~. ·1.11 . . . places ot 1 The week m . ·. ~ a'rth . 1M ' fill ~ ¥ow ,llllidr complllt. .' of the incorporatll!li'J!I .,thf ·BSA tn· . <7~ •· . ~to--1~; · ~ ! ington, D. C.. on .ttliruary 8, 1910. h, • . u~ JIPIII!lf I'IIIIIID lbe ' Millions o1 Amef\I:.W l!oi• - boyi wbo : ' Will, -.~.' ~ , -'AIIIU!II tbt BSA will are now the men Yiloo .gofern Qllr countrt · pltF .llolt lit· till XII World Jlllll>oree lD 1run our induotrios, stall .'.our laboratories Idaho. II will laa tlu! flnt intema!IOIIII i - have been rouN!ed· ool by scout1n1 in ~I' om bold 1D lllb country. ·the past bali century. ·Millions more. will Wt ~ thai programs Uke Project ' be in the future u lite •ihovement keeps . Free Enterprise are moves In a bealtlly !J>ace wlth history. dlrecUon. For Scioutlng, - . and it'a liO More than tile Scouts' uQiforms b•ve . wblaper "*1 - ia iD tnlltlllt. Tht lroUo <hanged In o1s decadu. One me~~Sure of hie llJ not Ia flildlng boyl to bt ·ao, 8coUII that change is constanOy updated . merlllll Ia flndlaa lbe trainltl, apablo t badp prOifam, wb~ now coven lot · lin leadenblp at tbe dlllrlal and ll'la careers and hohi>les, irioludlng such mod· levels and money to employ and kelp rn subjeoli u eloclronid, atomic ene< . lbem, aa weD u money to nWnllln llle jSY and communication mt<lia. local JNUp lldaquataJ7, l Scouting bas alao .01'1'~ lar beyond When Scout euetill- alncerely lllteri the hikes and ~tyinjf •it haa trad!Uona~ osted Ia l>o-; welfare qat - ' lite ,.. jlY been assoc!allllf with. As part of tbe jor part al lbelr 'l!llrtlni houri - ·up· to organizauon'• ~:. IP the C!large that II daily. - lltii'OUIICiaa fer lwldoula on lbe 1 l young reopie ~~~ ~ng up. with little local ltftl l'lllllr IbiD It"'... their l!'OQIII ;xnowledge of ~!)~ enterprtse system, in munlliCful ~ylll-. 11,11 limo~ !Uft Scouts today llllllt; "!t~d trtps to plants an ~ reapprallal .al llbere .IOOuto and offices to !ee firsfttand. what 1 partl.. InC Is hiadlJII. · '' liitsln.,s or 1ndustry does. lliucutlftl .,. at u all-time IO!f . lD Across !he counlr)o, tltouoands o!. Seoul auppq. II 11 Ul*'-1 lbal a ~ posts specialize In such ftelds as merchan· !or recently rt11nt1 0. <i1J1 Nash, at , lilt !d~~.~~. bankiJll and hnance. marketing, MGM District will bt llllremel7 '~told to is· , conservation, hotel and restaur· OOIDI by. · · management •nd many others. ""ulta Moat o1 an wt, 1111 ptap1e, IIJI!8I loGt e<Derts in their fields are. {eaturInto ot1r10lves and u11, ''Do we ., nat at meetings. Scouting Ill tO!!IIDue badly mwJb to 1,2110 <lOIIIJ'Oilie• havo patlloo llalpt" . ,., I ~ . . ·. ~ . '. '' '· . ' "I " ' ·" - .., Notional Window Of Opinion . ' '' ' ·• . Hope that Communist Giants WillFight Into Mutual Dendse is Wishful ALL SILVER REPLATING REDUCED20% DURING lr,EBBUABY:'ONLY ,, ' - .. _.,:. AFTER '' . ·. Every Item lleplatet\ at Sa~e Prices ' ) i ·"· ID tltal ; ignorance of , ~i1:es lrom Washing· ! · tbat tlte · U.S. be given an to knocli out Japa~ was Invited Into urgent m...aces lbe late 118rry L. · were not pissed on """"'- was aot fiY~u;;' Air Forq .' \ ,1 ' .... ~ I Now. Is the Tll!la to .E,.. Nciwllan.-lotlllto~~ora ~ wom sfhwwllltt " .... and G.B.C:. family holrlcion)l ••......,. All roll ' for Julie ctua.. 'at ' . .. Ear!y anrolllll4!)!! Ia. nee! eujry to ._ .H tiireil .., a place. · . Write ot.Gillll:on ~tatoo.,. or lnfol!llletloit · ,.fla!W ., . ' ' FOR INSTANCE ............. -QUADRUPLISIUIII'I.IlEDIIJ Tespob .. $24.95 $11.18 ., ' ,. . make ·loveable valentines! <:',~ Smqf!ly Tailored, or fancy Frilled ·~'~:.~·,~6.00 : e SECOND FLOOR ··~ . ' ,. ' ' D,:." 'ltim!'i~with double cascades of deep ~ace for soft flattery. - · .· b.'-lemarkably suitable, the short -sleeve shirt as en overblousi. . . ( ·:·~···: '·•i · ~. Yovng,"fresh overblouse wlth.c;lelicately embroidered' · ;•fJ',~ 'I·" ' •:o.~'" .· . g!rlin'cli', i ' '' r:... ' '> '· ~·· ' l . ·~ ' ' ~ ~· ~ ~ ...fi. ... \>\. ' ·'J ....~• . . ""' . .., ' t ~. ' .. ' ·. '' ..' .._ · -~ · . • �• I • • ' ' ,'I . • • The Sun4ay Tlmewlentlnel, Sunday, l"eb. s, 1967-S Peace Feelers are Two·· . 'Mifl~ons W•tl:Pt dy cfr=t FebruQfy l . r ,,_~,. When millions or .... . ........... " Miss Loss EarHart's lS StJ.bject .. Of .Book Review Finish.SpaeeJob TheyGaveAUFor IIIII be 10111t lime boiON II II far cetta.lb how lar tbO II&IICD'I Pl'llllfllll b8o boU set blot by lilt eaoo ~Aile ueldem at KeDDOdJ - not. 1111W aaodler ~· II dleebcl deci.red l'tlld3' to UDdlrllko lbo wbldl ApollO I ,.nl DIIVer make. about IIIII tbJ'li·tl!M II '1111 .-rtalll- effon to ~ tbt !110011 wiU not v.~ · Grtiooon, Ed•ard .I would be 111e 11119 R~ to t must riot. Tbey would •lltl as ..to .moUrn tllem overlonfl, ot can· heroes. Grlu61ii: lihit'Se!! on"" said;· •·u we die, ·wirl( people w accept It . . Tho 0011. of opaco II WQI'Ih tlu! d.!k of Ule." people 410' accept the risk, althougil they ha.. been profoundly sbo<l<ed by 1111 terrible prlc> exacted in one oudden ftash of fire. Only a lew, wbo 1!11J "'''''Oe space exploration for entirely other reasons than Ito danger, call for a olowing down or a h~l - because II. what happened lo Apollo l. 'Hie people also know that !he safety ol the astronauts ·hu alwaya been tile ovvrldlnC concern of everyone connoellol wllb th!l)lpi.te' program and that II will collllnue to be so. Being first to tho moon II not worth the life ol even one man. U the Da. tion can reach the goa1 with no more fatal!tiOJ, ·~!"&WY 11Q '!"le will ~lain even if sonit!6ne gels there before us. Ironlcilly,Vtlle vtry !act that lhtre hal been a tragedjl' mrns us reallze wltal cap.lli>le hllndS. ~am has been In. We :tJ.gin to appreciate more fully not only the skill and bravery of all the aatronauts .;who have gone into space but also thP. ·care and d0111catlon of the hundreds of •nameless meo on tht groUnd wbo llaw ,:..;....; · ~~ ·M I • ; . Brl.de - efect.~. • l.S eel bY United Cllllroh Wo!D!II io always oblerved 00 the ftrot country for New Zealand where j Jnvjte all ot,.tbe COIIIIJlUn. friday of Lent and eacb year !lbe died, Qutell Salote aked icy to join In lllil• oioervance, . eatenda beyond still more na- for tbe Sacrament o1 1he Holy Written by a. $<iu1h Sea .Jo. tiona! and religious 1Jneo Ia COII- IO>m!DIII!Ion, and aller reeel'•ini , land queen - a ChrlsUan WQm· cern for the needs. of ail people lit, I!Jid tbt prelldonl of tbe , an who knew ~~ had only a for the meuage of the CbriJ. 'jFree Wesleyan Cburcb lhore, lew months 1<> ,l!!';e, -, the pray. ~an gospel. lbat ber preparalkil! bad been ' er service is b9Uftd . to 611. a Queen. Sa1ote .'fupou. of .Ibol made, not by ber own llr<onglh! need for every Cbfistlan wom- Tonga Islands hs4 ruled her but throu&b the purllytac an, for it emhra~ praise and JSiand_. ~dom 47 yearo when ol CluisL Sbe Aiel abe bad tbanksgjvlng, s\iiiPllcaUon lor she wrote tbJJ year'a service 1a fear ol leavinJ family . forgiveness, and entreaty for 1965 jiiSI. before her death. Her country, oo fear or 'doubt God's help for ·all who suffer strona Ouisilan .faith and tb1a journey lbtougb ihe ..... · and for all who are working to- senae o1 tbe ~lerna! is vaUey" bocauoe sbe knew ward making a better world. eel in the service. Since lj!U Lord is lllere.... and l teslltfY ' wilb certainty that my life nero wlll be two otber '"'-"""'"'""""", . . ftrmly fixed iD Hlm." In prologue to tbe World Day of Pcayer Sorvlceo MeiiJ• Chapter DAR ta Gallla CoUDiy Ibis year: WillMeetFeb.lQ :'a~:;:~~~~~!_ Friday - February 11 Witb .Mr•. Fuher men of tbt world belp to usher 7:31 p. m. - Cbeshlre BapReturn Jonathan Meigs in God's new day for all peo- . llst Charcb Ia Choohlro. Chapter, Daughters Of the pie." I 7:31 p. m. - SlmJIOOII MelbAmerican Revolution, wi II Tbe Utanksgiving includes aU I edisl In Rto Grande meet Friday, F~b. 10, at the who have overcome dilficultiea borne ,of Mro. <;!Inion Fisher, and persecution, buildert of I The local service ' will be at Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy, at peace and good will, doctors, 1:30 p. m. at First Presbyter- 3:30 p. m. :· r.urses, teachers, and leaders , CAI'TUIOI! IT AU.! tM h•~ raw ~1 tight, . ian Church, Gallipolis. Partie· Assisting )lostesses will be "in the cause ol trulh and : Fr41ft Tlr.i.l OM aliv~. !paling in the observance will Mrs. A.. H. IV!ight and Mrs. · right." Tltt. OM " ' y .. bill. be church women and ministers Carver William•, Jr. ln many communities World r Olli dollld ocptwe it tHL ""• of the area churches. 'The time haa been changed Day ol Prayer has 'marked the f« Itt phollpi!Piilc rtcord If )IIIII No barriers of race, denomin- rrom S p. m. tq .3:30 because turning point toward an ecu- 1 wtddlnf, lhl Hr¥iCtl Of I prefeu!Onal phototraplltr &/~ eND atlon, or culture are recogniz- of the World .Day of Prayer. meDical concern. United : till. Clll • tMiy, wQI't ro111t ed when women come together ! The program will feature Church Women in recent year!! · for this prayer day, which an antique: ~ d1splay prese~ . have iovited catholic womeo ro a history of nearly 80 years. by Mro. F~.h<l'. .Mr•. KnJgl)l 'join lllem in their servico. In Nor do the women stop at and ,Mr~ •.. Qt,jjht , -)l~l~~n . more than one city this marked 2409 J•cbon A¥•. '~ supplication. They bring mo,,e- 1 Roll call ·~ . w!ll : !>e a the first time people of Protest· Pt." Piea.. nl, W.Va. ·• . tary gifts to help suppori President · p1 tjte ·U nllj> ~ ant, Orlllodox, and Roman Cal!!· tian interdenominational Stat.ls. Memb~s may brli.g a olie churches bad worshipped leges and Uterature and favorite . antiql(e. together. . 115 E. S.COnd St. acy progra-ms in many Mrs. William T. Brown Is Pomoroy, Ohio tries abroad and to support I tiona! projecf.!l such as educa· 1 tional, recreational, and child· 1'- I j reflecl-1 · The February meeting of the Emanon Club of Gal· llJl<?lis at the home of Mrs. Howard Saunders Thursday mght featured a review of lhe "SeaNh for Amelia Ear· hart," by Fred Geener, presented by Mrs. Clarence her navigator. Masters. The author gives his own The author spent six years in terpretation of the evidence which be made five trips to the round. , Pacific lsllu¥il, gathering In· Tbe hostess served formation. He never found proof ments w\ll)e the group, diBcussof the death of the famous fly· ed the .Jl!>litiea! and er. He Investigated every ru- aspects of Miss Earhart's mor, and IDiervi!!WM people and di~}lPearance. Next meell· l from every walk of /tfe, in an ing of tbin!lub will be Thursday, altern¢ to end tbe mystery of Feb. 1.,& at lhe home o! Mrs. 1he death of Miss Earhart and Selwyn ·White. 'lf1t · . p- I pertOIIS ! • .. in Icare help ID< ml~ IJOricero Wl'llld Day of !'will 11M In <OU!Itrt.. , lncludln1 those al)d servkos to llldiJUI youtb. oboerved .., T.., tlto Gii!1J Jn Gallia Coonty unite In prayer! More 1b8J1 a """'am, Work! ....,.,., io the to · , on the ,&me day·, It Is a re- I Day of l'r&)'el'" ls planned fl'l· lmaln an ~~~dependent ld(dom martable event. Tlu. occasion, !marily I~ !li<.;P.I!P,IN of ~~ -att« the Jlllh eelllr1· I World Day of Pn,er, will .lake 1111 tbt partlcjpanl,i IDio aa ,1 • · ' place on February 10, spollliC!'- acllve e>perieJICO of prayer. ft I AI she ~ to lone ~ lfc<'!B41.0-. ...~~.~~ ... ' - I. ~*""' Dlr, . as.," Melanie_ Kay Brown ENGAGED - Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. B~own Reedsville, O~i~ •. 1\fi'nounce the engagement of their daughter, Melamo!' Kay Brown, to William Howard Thomas, son of Reverend and Mrs. Clifford B. Thomas, 513 E!u'l .Avenue, Kent, Ohio. Miss Brown Is a senior at Ohio State University. Her fiance is ·a sen· . G . ueSt Qt S;h. 0 we( ~-~~~-~~:~l~sK!'ie~n~t~~t~a:..te~U-nl-ver_si~!Y~·-A-'n. _e~a-rl~y-s~u=m~m=e=r=w:e=d-· .iff. . SAFFORD'S STUDIO.. 1 GROVER'S STUDIO-' !~~·:·:::::::~G~alli~·a~Coun~~ty~U~CW~p~resid=~en:flt. . ' All Hail ~~e Boy Seouts , I t- ' ';. , .,, ..... '~ •...., . '. ' . , "ScouUng R~ a Guy Out" "\'1:= 1i;·i ~,11D =--~· In wllldl ·, poraril)' repl.ace·. 11 Be Prepared,..·.atr#,t- .~;~l · . • ~ · ..· , : be over the ·· . • ' '; · \ ing Boy Seoul , k, February a~· ·. II . ~. ·1.11 . . . places ot 1 The week m . ·. ~ a'rth . 1M ' fill ~ ¥ow ,llllidr complllt. .' of the incorporatll!li'J!I .,thf ·BSA tn· . <7~ •· . ~to--1~; · ~ ! ington, D. C.. on .ttliruary 8, 1910. h, • . u~ JIPIII!lf I'IIIIIID lbe ' Millions o1 Amef\I:.W l!oi• - boyi wbo : ' Will, -.~.' ~ , -'AIIIU!II tbt BSA will are now the men Yiloo .gofern Qllr countrt · pltF .llolt lit· till XII World Jlllll>oree lD 1run our induotrios, stall .'.our laboratories Idaho. II will laa tlu! flnt intema!IOIIII i - have been rouN!ed· ool by scout1n1 in ~I' om bold 1D lllb country. ·the past bali century. ·Millions more. will Wt ~ thai programs Uke Project ' be in the future u lite •ihovement keeps . Free Enterprise are moves In a bealtlly !J>ace wlth history. dlrecUon. For Scioutlng, - . and it'a liO More than tile Scouts' uQiforms b•ve . wblaper "*1 - ia iD tnlltlllt. Tht lroUo <hanged In o1s decadu. One me~~Sure of hie llJ not Ia flildlng boyl to bt ·ao, 8coUII that change is constanOy updated . merlllll Ia flndlaa lbe trainltl, apablo t badp prOifam, wb~ now coven lot · lin leadenblp at tbe dlllrlal and ll'la careers and hohi>les, irioludlng such mod· levels and money to employ and kelp rn subjeoli u eloclronid, atomic ene< . lbem, aa weD u money to nWnllln llle jSY and communication mt<lia. local JNUp lldaquataJ7, l Scouting bas alao .01'1'~ lar beyond When Scout euetill- alncerely lllteri the hikes and ~tyinjf •it haa trad!Uona~ osted Ia l>o-; welfare qat - ' lite ,.. jlY been assoc!allllf with. As part of tbe jor part al lbelr 'l!llrtlni houri - ·up· to organizauon'• ~:. IP the C!large that II daily. - lltii'OUIICiaa fer lwldoula on lbe 1 l young reopie ~~~ ~ng up. with little local ltftl l'lllllr IbiD It"'... their l!'OQIII ;xnowledge of ~!)~ enterprtse system, in munlliCful ~ylll-. 11,11 limo~ !Uft Scouts today llllllt; "!t~d trtps to plants an ~ reapprallal .al llbere .IOOuto and offices to !ee firsfttand. what 1 partl.. InC Is hiadlJII. · '' liitsln.,s or 1ndustry does. lliucutlftl .,. at u all-time IO!f . lD Across !he counlr)o, tltouoands o!. Seoul auppq. II 11 Ul*'-1 lbal a ~ posts specialize In such ftelds as merchan· !or recently rt11nt1 0. <i1J1 Nash, at , lilt !d~~.~~. bankiJll and hnance. marketing, MGM District will bt llllremel7 '~told to is· , conservation, hotel and restaur· OOIDI by. · · management •nd many others. ""ulta Moat o1 an wt, 1111 ptap1e, IIJI!8I loGt e<Derts in their fields are. {eaturInto ot1r10lves and u11, ''Do we ., nat at meetings. Scouting Ill tO!!IIDue badly mwJb to 1,2110 <lOIIIJ'Oilie• havo patlloo llalpt" . ,., I ~ . . ·. ~ . '. '' '· . ' "I " ' ·" - .., Notional Window Of Opinion . ' '' ' ·• . Hope that Communist Giants WillFight Into Mutual Dendse is Wishful ALL SILVER REPLATING REDUCED20% DURING lr,EBBUABY:'ONLY ,, ' - .. _.,:. AFTER '' . ·. Every Item lleplatet\ at Sa~e Prices ' ) i ·"· ID tltal ; ignorance of , ~i1:es lrom Washing· ! · tbat tlte · U.S. be given an to knocli out Japa~ was Invited Into urgent m...aces lbe late 118rry L. · were not pissed on """"'- was aot fiY~u;;' Air Forq .' \ ,1 ' .... ~ I Now. Is the Tll!la to .E,.. Nciwllan.-lotlllto~~ora ~ wom sfhwwllltt " .... and G.B.C:. family holrlcion)l ••......,. All roll ' for Julie ctua.. 'at ' . .. Ear!y anrolllll4!)!! Ia. nee! eujry to ._ .H tiireil .., a place. · . Write ot.Gillll:on ~tatoo.,. or lnfol!llletloit · ,.fla!W ., . ' ' FOR INSTANCE ............. -QUADRUPLISIUIII'I.IlEDIIJ Tespob .. $24.95 $11.18 ., ' ,. . make ·loveable valentines! <:',~ Smqf!ly Tailored, or fancy Frilled ·~'~:.~·,~6.00 : e SECOND FLOOR ··~ . ' ,. ' ' D,:." 'ltim!'i~with double cascades of deep ~ace for soft flattery. - · .· b.'-lemarkably suitable, the short -sleeve shirt as en overblousi. . . ( ·:·~···: '·•i · ~. Yovng,"fresh overblouse wlth.c;lelicately embroidered' · ;•fJ',~ 'I·" ' •:o.~'" .· . g!rlin'cli', i ' '' r:... ' '> '· ~·· ' l . ·~ ' ' ~ ~· ~ ~ ...fi. ... \>\. ' ·'J ....~• . . ""' . .., ' t ~. ' .. ' ·. '' ..' .._ · -~ · . • �I MoiMiq GALLIPOLIII 1lriiiCh Arne~" AuO<Ialklll at UDI.vmity w- will bold a .orlear. ~ -------- WHEN YOU CHOOSE CONSOLE TV .,.. . W 1111 '"'""' '""'"'..,_"""'.. ' """' " .......... Personal Notes From Middleport I' Mqnolla Temple Sisters met '11uJroday at ber home, Mulberry Ave. The meetlnl in eharge of Lawrence ' ••••••• vlee I""'"· open;"; the _,,..,.,.,.., _ ., ... _...,...,. ... ..., Pr ayer In ...... _ .. _ -· .....,.,, ....,.,, Miss Hulda Klein and Miss Stelff was wek!omed as a Edith Klein have returned ber. Mrs. RDlllD Bearho was Middleport alter reportedlmprovinll. Mrs. era! weeks in Columbus stewllt and Mn. the illness and death of Campbell loot their hrolher-ino oister. law by death. A round robin The Rev. and Mrs. Donald sympathy eard was lien! to Mrs. Hid<a and son, Doug, have gone Albert Alward and a round robto Indiana whero be bas a new in get well card to Mrs. Bearhs. pastorate. They are In Ver- Members are to take a gilt sailes, Ind. for sunshine basket to the nest The Rev. and Mrs. meeting, for Mrs. Bearhs. The Boone and children, Jellllie and traveling prize donated by Miea David, left tbll week for Lena Grueser was awarded to <beater, Conn., for a visit Henry Reibel. The group relntives. He will begin sang Happy Birlhday to severministry ID !be east in members, after whitb the lle81' luture. meeting closed with the MizFrll!llcls have learned thAt pah benediction. and Mrs. Allen Hughes Games were played during are spending the winter months the social hour with prizes alD nortdl have purchased warded to Mrs. Reibel Mrs. home there. Steifl, Mrs. Lanning ~nd Miss MrL Vernon Weber Lena Grueser. A dessert course ~ iD ..__ R tl d ~ ""' u an sc hoo1s thl s was served by the hostesses to week. those named above and Mrs. A3c Jobo Thomas Bryan, son Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. Gladys of Mr. and Mra. John Albert Cuckler, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Bryan, Middleport, has been Mrs Thomas Cook Miss The!· · • promoted to A2nd at the base rna Grueser and Mrs. Karl In Grand Forks, N. D. Grueser. Itt~ ~ 5Rring . Fancy o.~~~ by PRINCE MATCHABELU d;l l ld M:; .&. Mr.. - ' ·. · ' '· ..,.. ,_,.. ... ........-· ~ .... -t"' ~ ·~ ~-. ' ""' . .h o s t -~ ,_ •' .. _,; , , . .... ·~··~ ........ . ,.... --· ~ .\. ., .1 ::rlptureprog'd:ng ~a 8 rna e smce 85 mee- sr. .,...._ MIDDLIPORT ... LAx . /---.......:~;-· """' n,.rt • ~~~. ...,.t.r thlll tf flllrltl ... Mrlllll ~ • * FULL LINI! i"QpAY • THE FRENCH CITY PRESS Gallipolis, Ohio it says: • ~c= ;.:".;:,~':0 :· ·;"- ~ vc- cl'oii\P ~Ia. -: • ~Utlf...,ci VttF Sjliollll btM · •IPIMrl!» INd floao - • Zlnldiil!CI!I*ity-Piut- 0 ..Illy . · ColliwM•Ll'a: elceed nrn,t-,.,.·· lliNil~ ·"'l} 569 tm• II, ·· • E~eluetn Zufth I -." 1 ·. ', 1 "Ftkct•l,occl· Clouh 1or~1lor I pltil 1~¢'!11 . r: •'-C:O*al .•lilc . . . • I .,.·. ,; itUS 'IIIII ,l ilb h tJilnn ' 95 ·r 't • t:f M• at • ftdlllonal ~110,mu of P,lrl. Selwyn Wllite, ' • ~ 'Ave. Ctrcle 2, p.m. wllb Mrs. Harry Halllilton, 411 ' Ctdat 81. Circle 3 at 8 p. m. ·a t ollurcll. Circle 4 at 8 p.m. at llomt of Mrs. Hughey lOI!es, .,., Jled&ewood Drive. ctr<Ie 7 at I p. m. at borne o1 . NIP Allen, 1116 8eo- a em ctiana· ·~ at 7:30 ' m at•. lhe . · ·~ ,. 1)Jnple.AJ.. ~ ' hltll . and ' • ,•. .., '• .lit )- ,. cnt m. at ~Pomeroy . Scllool. tn reaular aeaaton 7 4" .m at:.p .,at lh<o Mlosonic Temple. , · WEDNESDAY SEN:!dR lli0'1111U1S of astllll!h ~I meetin& achedUied itin-sda)r halo ·beeJ1 ed 1,..\Vedpelclay at 1 p . .m. jhe ~h Sc~:.POMEROY """"' '1"" Royalit'M:h Mai!OilS, will' ·thetrfltatild' COIIWCa'iion ·Wetf. . ' TttO GROiit ~ XZ4'17 '' Aalfacbvt! Contemporary "vied cqnlolt • gttiniCI W1lnu1 001o1 Or~ Qflintd MlhoOiffV. c~ . 22.000;\lottJ 'Pictwe ...Protectlft ,. ' GRAC111 ME'l'IIODIS'l' WSCII ...... -'" w... meet at folloft: ~· 1 at 8 p. 111, at bo!De' ' · CI~'I'- .. fiftll fabric:, lvsdoW: colors to chGo• from. --"-~m...,.,.. w~Y Rllogt (/UIIJK riEl/VERY .........p.&«awfth'N .... rest far kaleolat. "~ COMfortable attachetl. pillow lladc, tun,.lised sldrt, Jr.e~ • ··''l'UIId81 at .. -~~ *"'' t_eml&t•-.'h!.tng ,..,..,., -•'W ..... - · ., 5 PETERS EPISCOPAL ..._ tbe Plrtlll House !rem 1:30 10 · 1;10 poll, " ' and work better In an • c"alr means what Olli!lftER ooUNcJL, J18111b· Ametlta wDJ meet cburtb will hold a '""ove POMEROY BAND ~ ~ ~ake BliP Ill hAs~!IICJB will meet 'l'1MIIIaJ ~....,... Shoe Sale Continued THE SHOEBOX Yov choose exactly the style, the fabrfc and the color you want, from a wide range that we will show you. Mtaday. at 7:110 p. m. at IOOF Hall Following m· ~::1 1111 there will be a v. · ibox lbd Valentine cookies be !III'Yed. . " J. 'J'VE81)AY BEBt'IW''FEATU11ES.-. ' · BEBT,. . ~c;E 'l:tt~ BIG • held 2t Old Kyger Free W•ll Baptist church at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. ll. The church is lor,ated on Rt. 5.~, one am: a miles from Cheshire. The Allrfd quarlf!r, and Gospel Light quartet from Ravenswood, W. Va ., will be gu""ts. All singers and the pub· tiC are invited tct attend. \ =::- CUSTOM·IUILT, .,SPECIAL·ORDER FURNITURE · luct. Duel .,. payJible. 7:3l .p. m. Til• cllll'ter will be ENGLISH CLUB wDI meet dr+d ill memory of Mary at 7 'p.m, It lbe homt ol Parter and an ~ are iMrl. S. L. BoaaartL Mn. Vl1asked tct wear white. The ValID& PlldloJo wDI have lht pro- •entlnl party bas Wen II'&DI. · ' A t!IJenl auelioD wiD lob s mth W u rlhlngt sa mcmnau nd h'ld ,9, port. 1 0 8 e on c ren Bill Biggs spent 1 couple of ~~~~at: '':,"""~ed by t h • this week in Columbus ~ 11 "· c 1~rc · t' he:Tv with his· s!Jter and brother-In· 0 . owing < ~· mg ode ·te- law, Mr. and Mrs. Tip Bowling pie tee cream ...Vl 1ee a a nd and h' 15t we;e served b•; the hostesses. and son, Ra y, IS s er, IJ memberi an~ live guests. Miss Sharon Biggs. 10 servi~ --•279 .......rr:me.... .-. ••a-• .,_, MERa11MW!J 11'.-ge wUI hold 1 nplll' mellinl at 1 p. m. ll'nil!ber• JaiDC , o t- '"~·I'd h 1 h .1 Wednesday afternoon with a! ~ "eo'wlerembus ondwnco . osp:;· Charles McNam~ of Mid<lle-!1 There will be a '>Ong SVNDAy HOCKJNG SuiJ.Distr!Ot Nl&slonarY ·eonvenlion wlll be b•ld at the 'Naomi Baptist church JIDberl Youac. Sunday. Regular worship Sfll'V· AMEIIJCAl'l BED er.. ·GriJ Ice wDJ be beltllin tbe forenooD LldiM LlliiCIIlom, · 12:11 p.m., w1111 lbe afterDDOil meetln& 1o liDizer llolpiW Calelerll. beCill at 1:30 p. m. Dtnner w!U FABNICII Ca1oDy OJIIJIIR, be served at aoon. Jllllllbln ttl lhe American MONDAY ~ will meet It 2 TJIC POMEBOY Bend C.B. MJI. L. AJtsll>ary will meet · ..... ,.,,. • eveoiJJ1 at the ' A.., 1 '• Edward Wells, Lincoln ' B&'Jf Alii 110 Clllt will IIIII& llll ....... t* . . llolli al All& H=· VETiiliiANS Dllllt• AuJiliaey Board wDI meet I'OIIIIIIOr Bile 0.. B. 1la- day lliallt at 7:30 p. m. at !be .dia e11t dlll7 wiD meet at bOtiPital. lhe lillie Ill Mrs. E4wanl Weill POMEROY Gardea club on LlDOala BeJabll lo1ondat Jllllt.-Monday at 2 p; m. at ~ Fib. lib at T:IO p.m. _boill(_ol Mrs. Charles Per~llljr-1 . OllilA ..... Clu1l wlllllllll "-'.;,.. .........,,.· .., ;,_,:...., ft'\11111-l Ill 7110 p.m.. II ClriCil Jlltb. .,......,.,.,._ ........... '" tera at Ameriica will · Mlller, Mrs. Susie Fischer Song Senoice WUl Be on FebnuJry 11 Meigs Events PNif . .0111 ctl Jlomilll Sllr a.pter, Order a1 Eaotem ... will meet al. 7:10 p.m.. . . . . ..,. ol Mary :":U: ASB Chalu ldjull eMily to it all ti,f\lr-. 'lbelr ilt1.lftly conttnlctlon •••u"rel perf•ct Malhlf comfort •aort. Ohio •. 1!.' l _ Th • Mr. and Mrs. ClarenCe 111'111111 Women s Society of nws Mr Mn. ClnisiiJD Service met Thursday ~ Robert at tile home of Mrs. . Phoebe and and Mrs. Cbarlel Collie on Rt. I, 08k Hill. Mn. kew returned home ~=ill Bel Co en nner was co • ess. evewing !rom Dayton Mrs. Glodys Albao, vice presi-1 attended lht funeral of dent, 1J!'O!ided in the aboeace of Frye. Euaent Eskew and the president, Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond HatLloyd. . field, who also attended the fun. -~ b 0~~ era!, remained for the weekWI rea Y au•· end. rya Boster and prayer by Mary Mrs. E. J . Tracy subslitut~ wa~l g;;;,en in the sixth grade at Harrlb n bad theui<Yp"("-andaths sonvllle Thursday and an cl eel wio:' e for Eugene Campbell who 08 gra~ prayer tended a meeting for prlnclpail Shu ley Ball. in Columbus. Durmg the buslDe!O Mr. and Mrs. William Blake 111 the reports Dawn of Dorcas were Wednesday ~cretary' and PhOebee<l ~ ening guests of his sister, Mrs. thea~ler, "": apprev d. • Susie Fiatber. .. an you no was rea Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marganl '"'?mas. Get · well ael and family and Frank Flachcards_were t!IDed and. sent. to er visited Thursday with th~l Slck.dThere ~e 1 3 • 1 "~ mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer. • Tiny's Bargainland E Personal Notes From Pomeroy Meets at Home 01 Mrs. Collie J.~~ ••. Y at 6:30 p.m., at 01eari restaurant. AI a p.m., a 11rocram wm be beld 1u RGom 210 Glllla .a.:ademy Junlar lfl&b !ldlllol, with Mrs. EaieDIa Gardlllr • opeater. Far rt~erVallllll call Mrl. Fred Wond fiHIH, 1(1 1.0 CANASTA C1dl wm meet It lbl boma al Mrs. ' ' . 't -. ' When, you 1 booUtlful .. ,M<Jrry \· - · '"" 0vo1 Spoolool • .; . • • I, ,. ' .. ' ' ' ·.·,Rui~ND. ;~,uRN:fruJE. ' ) ' ,• "Qualified Factory-Trained .Servic~~o" . , . '" '. Nit ' ,, ~ \ ', . · .. ~~---'·-2M__A_"_·____________P_h~-4~4~-3~~-~~l~--:·.t.4_2~_2_1_1__~~-·~~-.-'~A-R_N_O~L-D_·._o_RA_._ti~~--~-~~-·~~-·-·~UoAND~_.·~,~~-~~-··~,~ • ., '' . �I MoiMiq GALLIPOLIII 1lriiiCh Arne~" AuO<Ialklll at UDI.vmity w- will bold a .orlear. ~ -------- WHEN YOU CHOOSE CONSOLE TV .,.. . W 1111 '"'""' '""'"'..,_"""'.. ' """' " .......... Personal Notes From Middleport I' Mqnolla Temple Sisters met '11uJroday at ber home, Mulberry Ave. The meetlnl in eharge of Lawrence ' ••••••• vlee I""'"· open;"; the _,,..,.,.,.., _ ., ... _...,...,. ... ..., Pr ayer In ...... _ .. _ -· .....,.,, ....,.,, Miss Hulda Klein and Miss Stelff was wek!omed as a Edith Klein have returned ber. Mrs. RDlllD Bearho was Middleport alter reportedlmprovinll. Mrs. era! weeks in Columbus stewllt and Mn. the illness and death of Campbell loot their hrolher-ino oister. law by death. A round robin The Rev. and Mrs. Donald sympathy eard was lien! to Mrs. Hid<a and son, Doug, have gone Albert Alward and a round robto Indiana whero be bas a new in get well card to Mrs. Bearhs. pastorate. They are In Ver- Members are to take a gilt sailes, Ind. for sunshine basket to the nest The Rev. and Mrs. meeting, for Mrs. Bearhs. The Boone and children, Jellllie and traveling prize donated by Miea David, left tbll week for Lena Grueser was awarded to <beater, Conn., for a visit Henry Reibel. The group relntives. He will begin sang Happy Birlhday to severministry ID !be east in members, after whitb the lle81' luture. meeting closed with the MizFrll!llcls have learned thAt pah benediction. and Mrs. Allen Hughes Games were played during are spending the winter months the social hour with prizes alD nortdl have purchased warded to Mrs. Reibel Mrs. home there. Steifl, Mrs. Lanning ~nd Miss MrL Vernon Weber Lena Grueser. A dessert course ~ iD ..__ R tl d ~ ""' u an sc hoo1s thl s was served by the hostesses to week. those named above and Mrs. A3c Jobo Thomas Bryan, son Amanda Kaspar, Mrs. Gladys of Mr. and Mra. John Albert Cuckler, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Bryan, Middleport, has been Mrs Thomas Cook Miss The!· · • promoted to A2nd at the base rna Grueser and Mrs. Karl In Grand Forks, N. D. Grueser. Itt~ ~ 5Rring . Fancy o.~~~ by PRINCE MATCHABELU d;l l ld M:; .&. Mr.. - ' ·. · ' '· ..,.. ,_,.. ... ........-· ~ .... -t"' ~ ·~ ~-. ' ""' . .h o s t -~ ,_ •' .. _,; , , . .... ·~··~ ........ . ,.... --· ~ .\. ., .1 ::rlptureprog'd:ng ~a 8 rna e smce 85 mee- sr. .,...._ MIDDLIPORT ... LAx . /---.......:~;-· """' n,.rt • ~~~. ...,.t.r thlll tf flllrltl ... Mrlllll ~ • * FULL LINI! i"QpAY • THE FRENCH CITY PRESS Gallipolis, Ohio it says: • ~c= ;.:".;:,~':0 :· ·;"- ~ vc- cl'oii\P ~Ia. -: • ~Utlf...,ci VttF Sjliollll btM · •IPIMrl!» INd floao - • Zlnldiil!CI!I*ity-Piut- 0 ..Illy . · ColliwM•Ll'a: elceed nrn,t-,.,.·· lliNil~ ·"'l} 569 tm• II, ·· • E~eluetn Zufth I -." 1 ·. ', 1 "Ftkct•l,occl· Clouh 1or~1lor I pltil 1~¢'!11 . r: •'-C:O*al .•lilc . . . • I .,.·. ,; itUS 'IIIII ,l ilb h tJilnn ' 95 ·r 't • t:f M• at • ftdlllonal ~110,mu of P,lrl. Selwyn Wllite, ' • ~ 'Ave. Ctrcle 2, p.m. wllb Mrs. Harry Halllilton, 411 ' Ctdat 81. Circle 3 at 8 p. m. ·a t ollurcll. Circle 4 at 8 p.m. at llomt of Mrs. Hughey lOI!es, .,., Jled&ewood Drive. ctr<Ie 7 at I p. m. at borne o1 . NIP Allen, 1116 8eo- a em ctiana· ·~ at 7:30 ' m at•. lhe . · ·~ ,. 1)Jnple.AJ.. ~ ' hltll . and ' • ,•. .., '• .lit )- ,. cnt m. at ~Pomeroy . Scllool. tn reaular aeaaton 7 4" .m at:.p .,at lh<o Mlosonic Temple. , · WEDNESDAY SEN:!dR lli0'1111U1S of astllll!h ~I meetin& achedUied itin-sda)r halo ·beeJ1 ed 1,..\Vedpelclay at 1 p . .m. jhe ~h Sc~:.POMEROY """"' '1"" Royalit'M:h Mai!OilS, will' ·thetrfltatild' COIIWCa'iion ·Wetf. . ' TttO GROiit ~ XZ4'17 '' Aalfacbvt! Contemporary "vied cqnlolt • gttiniCI W1lnu1 001o1 Or~ Qflintd MlhoOiffV. c~ . 22.000;\lottJ 'Pictwe ...Protectlft ,. ' GRAC111 ME'l'IIODIS'l' WSCII ...... -'" w... meet at folloft: ~· 1 at 8 p. 111, at bo!De' ' · CI~'I'- .. fiftll fabric:, lvsdoW: colors to chGo• from. --"-~m...,.,.. w~Y Rllogt (/UIIJK riEl/VERY .........p.&«awfth'N .... rest far kaleolat. "~ COMfortable attachetl. pillow lladc, tun,.lised sldrt, Jr.e~ • ··''l'UIId81 at .. -~~ *"'' t_eml&t•-.'h!.tng ,..,..,., -•'W ..... - · ., 5 PETERS EPISCOPAL ..._ tbe Plrtlll House !rem 1:30 10 · 1;10 poll, " ' and work better In an • c"alr means what Olli!lftER ooUNcJL, J18111b· Ametlta wDJ meet cburtb will hold a '""ove POMEROY BAND ~ ~ ~ake BliP Ill hAs~!IICJB will meet 'l'1MIIIaJ ~....,... Shoe Sale Continued THE SHOEBOX Yov choose exactly the style, the fabrfc and the color you want, from a wide range that we will show you. Mtaday. at 7:110 p. m. at IOOF Hall Following m· ~::1 1111 there will be a v. · ibox lbd Valentine cookies be !III'Yed. . " J. 'J'VE81)AY BEBt'IW''FEATU11ES.-. ' · BEBT,. . ~c;E 'l:tt~ BIG • held 2t Old Kyger Free W•ll Baptist church at 7 p.m., Saturday, Feb. ll. The church is lor,ated on Rt. 5.~, one am: a miles from Cheshire. The Allrfd quarlf!r, and Gospel Light quartet from Ravenswood, W. Va ., will be gu""ts. All singers and the pub· tiC are invited tct attend. \ =::- CUSTOM·IUILT, .,SPECIAL·ORDER FURNITURE · luct. Duel .,. payJible. 7:3l .p. m. Til• cllll'ter will be ENGLISH CLUB wDI meet dr+d ill memory of Mary at 7 'p.m, It lbe homt ol Parter and an ~ are iMrl. S. L. BoaaartL Mn. Vl1asked tct wear white. The ValID& PlldloJo wDI have lht pro- •entlnl party bas Wen II'&DI. · ' A t!IJenl auelioD wiD lob s mth W u rlhlngt sa mcmnau nd h'ld ,9, port. 1 0 8 e on c ren Bill Biggs spent 1 couple of ~~~~at: '':,"""~ed by t h • this week in Columbus ~ 11 "· c 1~rc · t' he:Tv with his· s!Jter and brother-In· 0 . owing < ~· mg ode ·te- law, Mr. and Mrs. Tip Bowling pie tee cream ...Vl 1ee a a nd and h' 15t we;e served b•; the hostesses. and son, Ra y, IS s er, IJ memberi an~ live guests. Miss Sharon Biggs. 10 servi~ --•279 .......rr:me.... .-. ••a-• .,_, MERa11MW!J 11'.-ge wUI hold 1 nplll' mellinl at 1 p. m. ll'nil!ber• JaiDC , o t- '"~·I'd h 1 h .1 Wednesday afternoon with a! ~ "eo'wlerembus ondwnco . osp:;· Charles McNam~ of Mid<lle-!1 There will be a '>Ong SVNDAy HOCKJNG SuiJ.Distr!Ot Nl&slonarY ·eonvenlion wlll be b•ld at the 'Naomi Baptist church JIDberl Youac. Sunday. Regular worship Sfll'V· AMEIIJCAl'l BED er.. ·GriJ Ice wDJ be beltllin tbe forenooD LldiM LlliiCIIlom, · 12:11 p.m., w1111 lbe afterDDOil meetln& 1o liDizer llolpiW Calelerll. beCill at 1:30 p. m. Dtnner w!U FABNICII Ca1oDy OJIIJIIR, be served at aoon. Jllllllbln ttl lhe American MONDAY ~ will meet It 2 TJIC POMEBOY Bend C.B. MJI. L. AJtsll>ary will meet · ..... ,.,,. • eveoiJJ1 at the ' A.., 1 '• Edward Wells, Lincoln ' B&'Jf Alii 110 Clllt will IIIII& llll ....... t* . . llolli al All& H=· VETiiliiANS Dllllt• AuJiliaey Board wDI meet I'OIIIIIIOr Bile 0.. B. 1la- day lliallt at 7:30 p. m. at !be .dia e11t dlll7 wiD meet at bOtiPital. lhe lillie Ill Mrs. E4wanl Weill POMEROY Gardea club on LlDOala BeJabll lo1ondat Jllllt.-Monday at 2 p; m. at ~ Fib. lib at T:IO p.m. _boill(_ol Mrs. Charles Per~llljr-1 . OllilA ..... Clu1l wlllllllll "-'.;,.. .........,,.· .., ;,_,:...., ft'\11111-l Ill 7110 p.m.. II ClriCil Jlltb. .,......,.,.,._ ........... '" tera at Ameriica will · Mlller, Mrs. Susie Fischer Song Senoice WUl Be on FebnuJry 11 Meigs Events PNif . .0111 ctl Jlomilll Sllr a.pter, Order a1 Eaotem ... will meet al. 7:10 p.m.. . . . . ..,. ol Mary :":U: ASB Chalu ldjull eMily to it all ti,f\lr-. 'lbelr ilt1.lftly conttnlctlon •••u"rel perf•ct Malhlf comfort •aort. Ohio •. 1!.' l _ Th • Mr. and Mrs. ClarenCe 111'111111 Women s Society of nws Mr Mn. ClnisiiJD Service met Thursday ~ Robert at tile home of Mrs. . Phoebe and and Mrs. Cbarlel Collie on Rt. I, 08k Hill. Mn. kew returned home ~=ill Bel Co en nner was co • ess. evewing !rom Dayton Mrs. Glodys Albao, vice presi-1 attended lht funeral of dent, 1J!'O!ided in the aboeace of Frye. Euaent Eskew and the president, Mrs. and Mrs. Raymond HatLloyd. . field, who also attended the fun. -~ b 0~~ era!, remained for the weekWI rea Y au•· end. rya Boster and prayer by Mary Mrs. E. J . Tracy subslitut~ wa~l g;;;,en in the sixth grade at Harrlb n bad theui<Yp"("-andaths sonvllle Thursday and an cl eel wio:' e for Eugene Campbell who 08 gra~ prayer tended a meeting for prlnclpail Shu ley Ball. in Columbus. Durmg the buslDe!O Mr. and Mrs. William Blake 111 the reports Dawn of Dorcas were Wednesday ~cretary' and PhOebee<l ~ ening guests of his sister, Mrs. thea~ler, "": apprev d. • Susie Fiatber. .. an you no was rea Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marganl '"'?mas. Get · well ael and family and Frank Flachcards_were t!IDed and. sent. to er visited Thursday with th~l Slck.dThere ~e 1 3 • 1 "~ mother, Mrs. Susie Fischer. • Tiny's Bargainland E Personal Notes From Pomeroy Meets at Home 01 Mrs. Collie J.~~ ••. Y at 6:30 p.m., at 01eari restaurant. AI a p.m., a 11rocram wm be beld 1u RGom 210 Glllla .a.:ademy Junlar lfl&b !ldlllol, with Mrs. EaieDIa Gardlllr • opeater. Far rt~erVallllll call Mrl. Fred Wond fiHIH, 1(1 1.0 CANASTA C1dl wm meet It lbl boma al Mrs. ' ' . 't -. ' When, you 1 booUtlful .. ,M<Jrry \· - · '"" 0vo1 Spoolool • .; . • • I, ,. ' .. ' ' ' ·.·,Rui~ND. ;~,uRN:fruJE. ' ) ' ,• "Qualified Factory-Trained .Servic~~o" . , . '" '. Nit ' ,, ~ \ ', . · .. ~~---'·-2M__A_"_·____________P_h~-4~4~-3~~-~~l~--:·.t.4_2~_2_1_1__~~-·~~-.-'~A-R_N_O~L-D_·._o_RA_._ti~~--~-~~-·~~-·-·~UoAND~_.·~,~~-~~-··~,~ • ., '' . �.R · ~- ~ and ' ,. • TH ' .. A I • I N A u ' ., • f~ • ' MIDDLEPORT i' '• ' I OHIO I• I . '• .. G A I . ·' " .ri.v .. 1,; . TENDERBEST $5,00 VALUE · •. ' ;- s !o " FRESH GROUND "" ,.' -~ EACH ' ····-··.,i ...-, ~ ' OR .,. ...., . .. . .,' ' .. HUDSON . . . • .~ . . ~-- ~!!10!! .\:1 •. FOODL)4ND CANNED $ POP 15 p ; ' • ' . NE CANS .. -•:.' . ,I '. . .,... AlOES . ·-,. ' ...... ·- ' T ·l 'l'i ·' ~ BAG s ' '• •I 24 oz.·. CAN LYKES ' jlo . j . ' s T .· .· . ·o ' ' ' • i. ... •, . ,f, RADIO •. ' . ) f t • j • ,' MIDDLEPORT, %TQRE · · . ,.. • j Sunday ----..,;•:.____ 10 A.M. to 7.P.M; ·:• · KANAUGA STORE HOURS Sunday • \ ~~ Mon. thru Saturday 11 ~· to 9;30 PM 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock ~: ' i Monday thru Saturday 8- 10 o'clock .. ·- - ,_,.. .. ·- -~--- ----- ..... . ' .,.:.::...__ -- ' ·'•{\."c~ '. .. " ,.' ____ - ' . . ·- ---~-· ... ~-· I• ' ..•-·· ,, < • . ) ' , , . . •• LISTEN~.;;nNY'S HYMN J1ME · N · ' WEEKDAYS .. ·' 11·l1.. One Full Hour Hymils . · CAt.". · ~ ' . volue BOX :;• ,:_ . ' ~ " .i . . :'. § ', , ·~;: ·' ' ' . __ ...;,"!·\~ ,. T 0 ''" ' 4-' " .. , II\ . . . - ..... .'"\' 4.. • ' "' .. <· ~' LB. BAG ) \ ,.. .. ' . ' BAG . .. LARGE X only C .·.· -~ ... . -~ . LB. ' ' ...,• U.S. NO. 1 R ' ' •• D D L E 0 ' . f!' ;. : ,..'"r~·!. ..t .. .: LB. I ' . . M ' .' .._ . 'ECRET· DEOQOR. A NT . SPRAT 'CAN �.R · ~- ~ and ' ,. • TH ' .. A I • I N A u ' ., • f~ • ' MIDDLEPORT i' '• ' I OHIO I• I . '• .. G A I . ·' " .ri.v .. 1,; . TENDERBEST $5,00 VALUE · •. ' ;- s !o " FRESH GROUND "" ,.' -~ EACH ' ····-··.,i ...-, ~ ' OR .,. ...., . .. . .,' ' .. HUDSON . . . • .~ . . ~-- ~!!10!! .\:1 •. FOODL)4ND CANNED $ POP 15 p ; ' • ' . NE CANS .. -•:.' . ,I '. . .,... AlOES . ·-,. ' ...... ·- ' T ·l 'l'i ·' ~ BAG s ' '• •I 24 oz.·. CAN LYKES ' jlo . j . ' s T .· .· . ·o ' ' ' • i. ... •, . ,f, RADIO •. ' . ) f t • j • ,' MIDDLEPORT, %TQRE · · . ,.. • j Sunday ----..,;•:.____ 10 A.M. to 7.P.M; ·:• · KANAUGA STORE HOURS Sunday • \ ~~ Mon. thru Saturday 11 ~· to 9;30 PM 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock ~: ' i Monday thru Saturday 8- 10 o'clock .. ·- - ,_,.. .. ·- -~--- ----- ..... . ' .,.:.::...__ -- ' ·'•{\."c~ '. .. " ,.' ____ - ' . . ·- ---~-· ... ~-· I• ' ..•-·· ,, < • . ) ' , , . . •• LISTEN~.;;nNY'S HYMN J1ME · N · ' WEEKDAYS .. ·' 11·l1.. One Full Hour Hymils . · CAt.". · ~ ' . volue BOX :;• ,:_ . ' ~ " .i . . :'. § ', , ·~;: ·' ' ' . __ ...;,"!·\~ ,. T 0 ''" ' 4-' " .. , II\ . . . - ..... .'"\' 4.. • ' "' .. <· ~' LB. BAG ) \ ,.. .. ' . ' BAG . .. LARGE X only C .·.· -~ ... . -~ . LB. ' ' ...,• U.S. NO. 1 R ' ' •• D D L E 0 ' . f!' ;. : ,..'"r~·!. ..t .. .: LB. I ' . . M ' .' .._ . 'ECRET· DEOQOR. A NT . SPRAT 'CAN �I the River . • Re~dy Addison Lock, Dam _:Constructio.n Crews ' Thir 'JY DICK TllOMAI' oompan~ from_Evans-! boats elgbl 000\11 boslloL - : rutt ~earo aco tbls monlb ville, Ind.. to whlr.h tne .,.,. ty-flve years ~l~~ a:., all was In readiness for the be-ltract for the DUUdUII of Ohio er slack was tJ>t 1 &frini"8 of construction of Ln<k River Lock and Dam 2>, """ hack and s•ven 10 ~""': Md Dam :t5 on the OblO Rlver l here, has been awarded, arnv· boats. The ol: ~~ i,...,; pear Addison. It appeared tl•at ed here today. Preparatl""s for ChacceUor ma ';.. ~ loll nd all Jl.fforts had failed to ltav• tb• Jthe construclioll wll! be ma1o Pittsburg\ 1~ C e: Kana!h., loat" ond dam built near<r G'·l· without delay '" order 11-•t the return on .;:, 0 back li~lis. work may be commerlCed ~s RIVer Coal. t was aThe story is told here '" tre soon as the stage of water Will bout 1~. or thereabouts, Clhoptam Ira Huntington was en Ri ver News 0 I th• J an. 30 · HI· J7· , perm• t · 1 k f the w N Chanedition of the GalhpoUs Dat''l ' "It " reported that the B&O head c er o . . r.a•lroad IS punmg '" • swttch cellar. 1'tibune : "We are informed that whiiP to Lhe river o~ the Ho~ far:n l 1 7 _ 8 Jier Jates tt WGUid be advanl ;Jgeuus m on the Wl'st Vtrgm ta stde near I Jan. 31. I I & pt . !orne respects for Lock ar. ':i Stx ~~; ~e ~hich mdicates th:.~t r.a.ve Jnc~eased 70 ~r e~rn a;:~ Dam 25 tv be relocatec. oelnw Dam :!::. wit! not be relocated price dunng the pa ~ ownera the mouth of lile Krmawha R.v bt>low the Kanawha R~>er. as a r~sult seve;:' ., until er, Lhe government engtnee.-._ "The National .contrad- Will cl.mg to o bOt ers lowthink Jt best to gn a~cordmg Jng Company of Evan5Vtlle, lnd . the pnce for matertals IS dd f t. ·o k t>r or unt1l the bollers are to the ongmal plans and sur lowest b1 f'r or l .e "' r ·. 1 • l<lnlction ,J;, ' 'I th~ loc~ an:1 is smd, wJll pay tts men .n'! condemned be one less show t.Jam at the foot uf s.x Mil~. rr l \ery highest ol wages .. /~lh fer I There w~ll . this season. a~t Cine mJle above Addi son, labore:-s,as wr ll us skt.• ed em- ~attar: ~r~c/~:; dismantled v.~th ~he lock on! . ~he., w..~t plnyf'es th: showboat New York, origt~~;g~-~~:g s~r!;mot t ._ t J\ er, or r Here are other btts 'lf River nully Swallow and Market showveys rmd build .l'W« ~ by Col ~- on Jbe _ . , w!O • tbown lbealricll .JWi molioli 'Ifill be 0b1o R1 "::: """ in the The ·have lng ¥tr. of !be - (i~ Rltt ....,.emen~ manqw. boilts i. i!J!IIOt •lbi:I' J land Queen out ~f "To outld Lhe dnm below tt:t> Nt>W S f11m1 50 years ago. 1boat bmlt at Parkersburg ;.eY· ~om~oy on w:;:nesd b!veA~~: Kamm ha Rtver , It IS saJTf , Jan. 30, 1917 - Slack coal m I era! years ago, ana . Lhe Jrst • ese excu ons would lessen the value of thl' the Pomeroy Bend costs steam-I big showboat to be butlt on the severa1 years been successfuUy Gilllipotis pool ::~bove Dam 'J..6. • (! nri a1so ma ke radkat changl's , 8 W"}} S k • M illeSatDrday ~ ~:;d ~t·~~h~r:i;:~~ ~.~~~~:~:~ rown 1 , pea _m ercerv Galilpulis will bencflt more Cong. Clarence ~ · Brown (7th Oh1o Dtstr1ct) I~ ~lso expected f,.om the dLJm bein?, locate<i ~ ~ Ohio District) wdl be one of , to atte~~- Admt~s •on _Jor the 1 i\ddi s• m than at 01 p•Jtnl m:~ the principal .speakers m the , fund-ratsmg proJect JS $.1 for mile below th~ m1.mlh u! th: s~>cond annual Pancake ~nd 1 adults ~nd 50 cents for children Kanaw~ 1 a Htver. S<1usage Supper in Mercerville under 12. 1 , • '·\tar.y leading rivermen anct next Saturday evening. _tong. Brown, an Eagle Scout J coal opera10rs have fav ored the ThP event is being sponsored himself, condu~ed a survey rclocat;on of Dam 25 to Oe lll\".' by Cub Pack and Boy Scout last year of the members of i-:t "e Konaw ha River and thev Troop 210. Mercervillt>, in con- Congrtss, and found that 57 •· ' strong arguments Jll· ne-ction with Na tional advan('e Scout years. aIter the Boy Scouis bof favu r of the impr@\'emcHt , Week. Amenca was cha~tered ~ which will cosi over $1.000.000.1 Activ ities will begin at 4 p.m. Co~gress as a nabonal ~rg~~Ilf Tht• Ka nauga Traction Linr , in the Hannan Trace H1gh 1Zat10n, morP- than one ~hould be extended on tn Dam School cafeteria. Serving will ' of the me~bers of Congress 25, another improvemer.i. continue th rough 8 p. m. Ihave .be~n mfluen~ by me~~ should it matenali:te. tr.at Entertainment will be furn- i _bershtp m, or servtce to, Sco would be a great help to the ished by Atty . John A. Epling 1mg. lstbus mess interests of GallirXt- and .Jack (Tex ) Harrison atld ! Browne has se~ed h~s ~ss. ll s.'' his Valley Boys. IS ome-1 ant 5{'0Utmaster m Cong. Clarence Mill er ttOth ' trwn, Blanchester, and was a Three da)'S beforr. tbi s ne~·s - ~ --- 1 coun~lor at Camp Hug~ Toyabout the construction tf Loc·q The jellyrish, being 95 per : lor B1rct. at YeUow ~prmgs in \ CONG, BRtWN afld Dam 25 appeared in the ed- cent water, is so 1ransparr.nt l the Tecumseh CounciL d ! "Follow the Rugged Road" "" 191-. n s~ i.t lle food iC;ide its In 1965 Brown serve as . ·· ttmn uf Jan.""' ' :. you ca br .1 • h ·rman for the \ Scout membership drtve. "Reprc•!entatives of the con· stomach. l'U ICl Y c at tS ~ Bank. . :rbo lfere tetvtd ., I Galliilis and notices on the defenda.nts tbat ..Proj_ect to of FtbrulrJ, I Hunlor: Rlllllet ll)lda' ln 1111 ~ 4( 1M HI wtU courl wllln the cese'"lol IIlla ~ a1.a bave charge .Gl Inti ~ ...ve ., lllitel.a tho liland Queen D.Cursibn at,.~ 14 r.b Hlll'llillCtoD wbJch -ID"ans that and ; COiltrol <>I ·.the 1'<11 the eiCUr'""' will be one of' .ind • il G. the main pleasure ' events of the SOJI!On. Feb. 1, 1t'lf.)ii...: Not .a boat from the OhiO:' ver will make the Mardi Gru tri New Orleans this ' ~nu;: ~ Is tJJi ftb. a 1111 - Georce w. • . , . fll'st lime in many years that 11\mter, former steamboat cklrk such conditions prevailed. Tile and abscondl"8 bank cashier, Queen . CitY and tho llomer bi!S not yet been ..,...ted the Smith have bitP making these Parkersburg , Sentinel or Wed-tri s High coM of coal prohib- neldily says. .... itsp~aking tbe-Mardl Gras trip In tbe suit .of Ute WD~ms- 1 . lhis season. 'll;Je Pt oria is go-- town, W. Va. bank vs. Geor~ ing from St. LoUts. W. Hunter, Addle M. Hun~. WUllam E. Rose, James A. Grlf~ F b % t•17 ..... Cone• ("- fin Asa E Ward B B Stone, e . , • ~ ,1.u , .r , • , • . • land Amusement Company has trustee, B. B. Putnam, trustee. a ain contracted with Co~- First National Bank of MarietJ~lius M. Kaufman of thls City ta ; J . W. Kelley, Alive C. te run the annual excursion of Kelley, and the . Eureka Pipe the big sid~wt.eel steamer Is- Co., the plaintiff has served ' 11)-TIIe Sul1da'f ANOTHER SIGNER - Lndsey Lrons,ri&ht, Tuppers Plalm, a leader · In the Tuppers Plalm-Cheste1· Water Distnct's ef!om for a water system, acupts the tap fee o! Blain Taylor, also of Tuppers Plains. Officials ef the proposed water system, topic of a Meigs Common Pleas Court hearing on Friday. The tap fees of $50 will be accepted until March 10. The tap fee will go to '200 for each user who signs after that date. · All car service • ' work ~rfornied i by skll,la_!l IIIIIC!harllca ' Front Whe~l ,~liopment ,.. Ourespertmechanics ,;,·;: adjust caster, camber, J" NEW I doe-in and toe-out to :>ii~ manufacturer'• ori&·. ~· inalspecllicatiollS. KODAK Ui!~ ~1n4 tires, Sticker Price $2837.16 .. ...... . MUSTANG HARD TOP '· ' Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 780. 289 v..a engine, ('Q Urtesy Ught group, W iSIW tires. rock e r panel molding, radio, deluxe seat belts. wh ee l covers. Sticker Price $2770.20 ..... ... . $ ~~t S !!~~s~ ~?r?~oH~~~8!~~ $ engine, w Crui se·o·mat.ic, w1s1 tires, radio, delu xe seat belts. Slicker Price $2916.67 ... .....• Movie Camera Candy Apple Red . Stock No 824, 289 V-8 engine, white power top, glass back light. Crui se-o-matic, courtesy light group wsw t ires. delux e steering wh eel. AM radio , intf'rior and exterior decor group, wheel electric-eye exposure! Now movie& with fomou1 Kodak lnrtamafic camera con~tenien~ . Just drop in a «.odapal: movie cartridge and the camera'• loaded. No settings to · moke, Electric otye sell e•posvre avtom•titally. 8aHerle1 drive your film, let you shoot a full 50 feet of film with no winding. Fast f/1 .8 I""'· Autvmafic Type A lUter. THIS . WEEK ONLY $59.50 POMEROY Home &,Auto992-2094 TAWNEY STUDIO 4225-ndAve. Gelllpolls, Ohio -·,. ' POMEROY, 0. " . 600 E. MAIN ST. '-'. ' ' Dark Moaa Green, Stock No. 750, V-8, wjsJw tires, radio, wheel ~overs. Sticker Price $3096;00 ........ . Brittany Blue, Stock No. 825, 289 V-8 engine, Cruise-o-matic, courtesy light group, wjsJw ttres, radio, wheel covers, remote control outstde m1rror. Sticker Price $2944.33 ... ...••. GALAXIE 500 Xl2 Door H. T. -''"' . santerne Gold, stock No. 857. 390 v-a engine, Luxury trim, Crutse-o-matic, vi·, sabllity group, 8.15x15 ksk tires, p_owor steering, radio, rear seat speaker, tmted glass. · Sticker Price $3784.58 .... . . •• , FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr1 Hard Tops Mist Beige, Stock No. 850, 390 V-8 . engine, vinyl trim, cr uise-o-mati~ . courtesy light group, wlslw tires, rad10, remote outside mirror, wheel cov.ers. Sticklr Price $3069.33 ........• GALAXIE 500 2 Door Hard Top s· FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. Hard Top· Dark Moss Green, Stock No. 790, 289 V-8 courtesy bght group, wjsjw tires, pow. ot.,.r. radio, deluxe front and back seat belts, remote engine, Cruise-o-matic, CO VNS. Sticke• Price $344~ . 50 .. .. • , ... s MUSTANG 2plus2 FAST BACK Lime gold, Stock No. 865, 289 V-8 en · gine. Cruise-o-matic, w[s[w tires, sport deck, radio, in1erior and exterior decor group Sticker Prico $3277.25 ... .... . . MUSTANG HARD TOP Clear Water Aqua, Stock No. 803, Cru iseo-matic, courtesy li ght group w1slw tires. deluxe steering wheel, power steering. radio, exterior decor group, d eluxe seat · belts, wht=el covers. s FALCON 4 DOOR SEDAN Pel>ble Beige; Stock No. 862, deluxe seat belts. remote control mirror. Sticker Price $2318.74 ..•••. , , • s · . Sticker Price $3449.67 .... , •.. . ~RCURY CALIENTt 2 Dr. H.T. ,: Cardinal Red, Stock No. 737, 289 V·8 en-S gine, merc-o-matic transmiSsion, electric clock, w1s1w tires, radio, · ~eluxe wheel covers. Sticker Price $3045.82 .. ... . . $ 17 Second Avenue 390 V-8 engine, Stock -No. 846, ·White s· . finish, all vioy' Interior, deluxe wheel • covers. wlslw tires, d~or group, ..mel'C* o..inatic transmission, dio. power steering, ra-- ' . Sticker Price' $362,1,59 ... . _. • . . , ' ' . ' \\, ·J: •. FO-D L'(D 4 Dilor Hard Top ~~- , l,loige : Mi~tl' Stock No, 826, black vinyl _ ·roof, Cruise-o-matlc, courte~)' light group, 8.45 x 15 wjsjw tires, power steering, .power brake-s, select afr conditioning, . dio 1, rear seat speaker, .tfnted ·glass, bea· V·Y duty hatteqo. . · , ,, : · Stioker Price $4284.1:) ..• .- ·,: · • MERCURY MONTE,¥ Y 2 Dr HT . Sticker Price $2992.01 ... .. , , .. ·' 1• •• Lime Gold, Stock No. 863, 890 V-8 en- Cl gine, black vinyl roof, Cruise-o-matu • ·St5x15 \WSW titE!S, power ste.er., power btakeS;-·radlo·, r~ar seat sp~aker, tintea · .-·, windsllield, deluxe seat belts. Sticker Prl" $3892;63 . . . . . . . . • qo. group, wide oval wJsjw tires, pow. steer. radio, tinted glass, steel style wheels. . Slicker Price $3542.99 ........ . Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 835, 394 V-8 engine. courtesy light group, ~onsole. accent stripe; wide oval wlslw trres, 4 speed transmission, radio, power steer- ,.; FORD LTD 4 Door Ha_ rcl Top Stock No. 797, 394 V-8 engine, accentS· stripes, Cruise-o-matic, courtesy light FAIRLANE GT 2 Dr. Hard Top ·S ,_ Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 839, :i81i, · V-8 engine, 2 tone paint, accent stripe, steel style wheel covers, vinyl trim; 8.15 xl5 wjs jw tires, Cruise-o-matic, vlsab1llty • group, radio, rear seat speaker. · Sticker Price $3278.13 ... .. . ... . FAIRLANE 500 GTA 2 Dr. H. T. ing. .... GALAXIE 500 2' Dlor Hard Top FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. Hard Top$ mirror, wheel covers. s I Cars Collide Two of One Family Earn 'Outstanding' Retognition Mrs. Ji:(lzabeth Slaven of L. B. Jobnlon. wife of b Middleport hes a double reason president, Mrs. Henry Sullifu, for bel"8 a proud motber. She p~ldent Cenerll of lbe NalicJD. learned In a recent letter that a! Soclely D.A. R~ and othen her daughter, Mrs. Sam Me- who bave been 10 bo!IONd. Clu"8 (CArol~ Slaven- of Ru- Last Mrs 81 , 1011 pert, W. Va., has been named year • aven 1 • to the OUI!tlllllllng Young w~ Iarmer Capt. ~ Slann, men of America list. The selec- IIOW of Graflqn, W. Va., wu Uon was made on the buis of named to the 1968 edition Ill her ach!evements and conttibu- "Outstanding Young Men ef lion In her family, community, America." Mr. SlaVen II a state and country. pharmaciJt and active .In cOmA biographical aketch of these mll!lity affairs including tbl .. accomplisbments will appear in Jaycees of whl<ll be Ia aenliJI the new edition of 'OUtstanding as pres:dent. Anolher SOli, ~id Young Women of America." Slaven, of Middleport, 11 11J0w. Serving on the advi!Orv boMd ing budding talent In J)liDIIIII other women are Mrs. 1and sculpture. I mtant loading- Sticker Price $3025.32 ....... . . MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE at John C. Bacon approved ston, Delmar Baum. Carl Barn. I The petiUon approved by lbe eelabUshmenl ~ a Tuppen hill, Eldon Gaul and Lindsay! Judge Bacon also called for the Pl~ter Water District Lyons. 'district In proceed with !oll9Winll a courtroom heari"8 The appointment of Blacksloll , employment of persons Fr~. . and Baum wUl terminate at Jhe to prepare for the operation of '!'be District, wbose 5-mem- end of 1968. Gaul's and Bam- the dilllrlct. ber bo8rd of trustees will ·be hiU'o will end in 191!11, and Ly-1 Frank W. ~. Jr., appointed lor tel'lllll of three ..,.. term will terminate at the I' ney for the water district, years, was eatabllshed In an - ---- - - represented the groop at altempl to secure water and AID GIVEN , hearlng, reported to lbe servi<e. The Pamer~ emergency !bat rna~ re!j(denta of tbe Named ao inJIIal squad was summoned at 12:20 ln addition to several p. m. Saturday for Mrs. Gor· bave already merlbed for don Ridenour, Chesler, who water service. had fallen Jn front of Elber- Porter, in response to an leld's store, and wu sufferl"8 der by Judge Bacon:, from a possible fractured leg. a plan for the operation She was taken Holzer Hos- the district would be filed pita! by the squitil. in 10 days. .to ;•t courtesy light group, deluxe seat be lts, wheel covers. ~~i~~~~!le! !!.~~.~~r!eB~ac~e~lt~oved 1 J"""' .with modern _ pre,clalon,, I!QIIipment SAVINGS AT MARTIN FORD 'ARE THE ~~~r!, ~ ?ock H !R~2,T2~,•~-mauc, $ radio, w1s1w ' Sedcl ·" . ~nt~P" ·. PHONE junbnJl ~imts - itntintl Second Guiding Hand School Class Slated to Begin on Fe_hruary 13th �I the River . • Re~dy Addison Lock, Dam _:Constructio.n Crews ' Thir 'JY DICK TllOMAI' oompan~ from_Evans-! boats elgbl 000\11 boslloL - : rutt ~earo aco tbls monlb ville, Ind.. to whlr.h tne .,.,. ty-flve years ~l~~ a:., all was In readiness for the be-ltract for the DUUdUII of Ohio er slack was tJ>t 1 &frini"8 of construction of Ln<k River Lock and Dam 2>, """ hack and s•ven 10 ~""': Md Dam :t5 on the OblO Rlver l here, has been awarded, arnv· boats. The ol: ~~ i,...,; pear Addison. It appeared tl•at ed here today. Preparatl""s for ChacceUor ma ';.. ~ loll nd all Jl.fforts had failed to ltav• tb• Jthe construclioll wll! be ma1o Pittsburg\ 1~ C e: Kana!h., loat" ond dam built near<r G'·l· without delay '" order 11-•t the return on .;:, 0 back li~lis. work may be commerlCed ~s RIVer Coal. t was aThe story is told here '" tre soon as the stage of water Will bout 1~. or thereabouts, Clhoptam Ira Huntington was en Ri ver News 0 I th• J an. 30 · HI· J7· , perm• t · 1 k f the w N Chanedition of the GalhpoUs Dat''l ' "It " reported that the B&O head c er o . . r.a•lroad IS punmg '" • swttch cellar. 1'tibune : "We are informed that whiiP to Lhe river o~ the Ho~ far:n l 1 7 _ 8 Jier Jates tt WGUid be advanl ;Jgeuus m on the Wl'st Vtrgm ta stde near I Jan. 31. I I & pt . !orne respects for Lock ar. ':i Stx ~~; ~e ~hich mdicates th:.~t r.a.ve Jnc~eased 70 ~r e~rn a;:~ Dam 25 tv be relocatec. oelnw Dam :!::. wit! not be relocated price dunng the pa ~ ownera the mouth of lile Krmawha R.v bt>low the Kanawha R~>er. as a r~sult seve;:' ., until er, Lhe government engtnee.-._ "The National .contrad- Will cl.mg to o bOt ers lowthink Jt best to gn a~cordmg Jng Company of Evan5Vtlle, lnd . the pnce for matertals IS dd f t. ·o k t>r or unt1l the bollers are to the ongmal plans and sur lowest b1 f'r or l .e "' r ·. 1 • l<lnlction ,J;, ' 'I th~ loc~ an:1 is smd, wJll pay tts men .n'! condemned be one less show t.Jam at the foot uf s.x Mil~. rr l \ery highest ol wages .. /~lh fer I There w~ll . this season. a~t Cine mJle above Addi son, labore:-s,as wr ll us skt.• ed em- ~attar: ~r~c/~:; dismantled v.~th ~he lock on! . ~he., w..~t plnyf'es th: showboat New York, origt~~;g~-~~:g s~r!;mot t ._ t J\ er, or r Here are other btts 'lf River nully Swallow and Market showveys rmd build .l'W« ~ by Col ~- on Jbe _ . , w!O • tbown lbealricll .JWi molioli 'Ifill be 0b1o R1 "::: """ in the The ·have lng ¥tr. of !be - (i~ Rltt ....,.emen~ manqw. boilts i. i!J!IIOt •lbi:I' J land Queen out ~f "To outld Lhe dnm below tt:t> Nt>W S f11m1 50 years ago. 1boat bmlt at Parkersburg ;.eY· ~om~oy on w:;:nesd b!veA~~: Kamm ha Rtver , It IS saJTf , Jan. 30, 1917 - Slack coal m I era! years ago, ana . Lhe Jrst • ese excu ons would lessen the value of thl' the Pomeroy Bend costs steam-I big showboat to be butlt on the severa1 years been successfuUy Gilllipotis pool ::~bove Dam 'J..6. • (! nri a1so ma ke radkat changl's , 8 W"}} S k • M illeSatDrday ~ ~:;d ~t·~~h~r:i;:~~ ~.~~~~:~:~ rown 1 , pea _m ercerv Galilpulis will bencflt more Cong. Clarence ~ · Brown (7th Oh1o Dtstr1ct) I~ ~lso expected f,.om the dLJm bein?, locate<i ~ ~ Ohio District) wdl be one of , to atte~~- Admt~s •on _Jor the 1 i\ddi s• m than at 01 p•Jtnl m:~ the principal .speakers m the , fund-ratsmg proJect JS $.1 for mile below th~ m1.mlh u! th: s~>cond annual Pancake ~nd 1 adults ~nd 50 cents for children Kanaw~ 1 a Htver. S<1usage Supper in Mercerville under 12. 1 , • '·\tar.y leading rivermen anct next Saturday evening. _tong. Brown, an Eagle Scout J coal opera10rs have fav ored the ThP event is being sponsored himself, condu~ed a survey rclocat;on of Dam 25 to Oe lll\".' by Cub Pack and Boy Scout last year of the members of i-:t "e Konaw ha River and thev Troop 210. Mercervillt>, in con- Congrtss, and found that 57 •· ' strong arguments Jll· ne-ction with Na tional advan('e Scout years. aIter the Boy Scouis bof favu r of the impr@\'emcHt , Week. Amenca was cha~tered ~ which will cosi over $1.000.000.1 Activ ities will begin at 4 p.m. Co~gress as a nabonal ~rg~~Ilf Tht• Ka nauga Traction Linr , in the Hannan Trace H1gh 1Zat10n, morP- than one ~hould be extended on tn Dam School cafeteria. Serving will ' of the me~bers of Congress 25, another improvemer.i. continue th rough 8 p. m. Ihave .be~n mfluen~ by me~~ should it matenali:te. tr.at Entertainment will be furn- i _bershtp m, or servtce to, Sco would be a great help to the ished by Atty . John A. Epling 1mg. lstbus mess interests of GallirXt- and .Jack (Tex ) Harrison atld ! Browne has se~ed h~s ~ss. ll s.'' his Valley Boys. IS ome-1 ant 5{'0Utmaster m Cong. Clarence Mill er ttOth ' trwn, Blanchester, and was a Three da)'S beforr. tbi s ne~·s - ~ --- 1 coun~lor at Camp Hug~ Toyabout the construction tf Loc·q The jellyrish, being 95 per : lor B1rct. at YeUow ~prmgs in \ CONG, BRtWN afld Dam 25 appeared in the ed- cent water, is so 1ransparr.nt l the Tecumseh CounciL d ! "Follow the Rugged Road" "" 191-. n s~ i.t lle food iC;ide its In 1965 Brown serve as . ·· ttmn uf Jan.""' ' :. you ca br .1 • h ·rman for the \ Scout membership drtve. "Reprc•!entatives of the con· stomach. l'U ICl Y c at tS ~ Bank. . :rbo lfere tetvtd ., I Galliilis and notices on the defenda.nts tbat ..Proj_ect to of FtbrulrJ, I Hunlor: Rlllllet ll)lda' ln 1111 ~ 4( 1M HI wtU courl wllln the cese'"lol IIlla ~ a1.a bave charge .Gl Inti ~ ...ve ., lllitel.a tho liland Queen D.Cursibn at,.~ 14 r.b Hlll'llillCtoD wbJch -ID"ans that and ; COiltrol <>I ·.the 1'<11 the eiCUr'""' will be one of' .ind • il G. the main pleasure ' events of the SOJI!On. Feb. 1, 1t'lf.)ii...: Not .a boat from the OhiO:' ver will make the Mardi Gru tri New Orleans this ' ~nu;: ~ Is tJJi ftb. a 1111 - Georce w. • . , . fll'st lime in many years that 11\mter, former steamboat cklrk such conditions prevailed. Tile and abscondl"8 bank cashier, Queen . CitY and tho llomer bi!S not yet been ..,...ted the Smith have bitP making these Parkersburg , Sentinel or Wed-tri s High coM of coal prohib- neldily says. .... itsp~aking tbe-Mardl Gras trip In tbe suit .of Ute WD~ms- 1 . lhis season. 'll;Je Pt oria is go-- town, W. Va. bank vs. Geor~ ing from St. LoUts. W. Hunter, Addle M. Hun~. WUllam E. Rose, James A. Grlf~ F b % t•17 ..... Cone• ("- fin Asa E Ward B B Stone, e . , • ~ ,1.u , .r , • , • . • land Amusement Company has trustee, B. B. Putnam, trustee. a ain contracted with Co~- First National Bank of MarietJ~lius M. Kaufman of thls City ta ; J . W. Kelley, Alive C. te run the annual excursion of Kelley, and the . Eureka Pipe the big sid~wt.eel steamer Is- Co., the plaintiff has served ' 11)-TIIe Sul1da'f ANOTHER SIGNER - Lndsey Lrons,ri&ht, Tuppers Plalm, a leader · In the Tuppers Plalm-Cheste1· Water Distnct's ef!om for a water system, acupts the tap fee o! Blain Taylor, also of Tuppers Plains. Officials ef the proposed water system, topic of a Meigs Common Pleas Court hearing on Friday. The tap fees of $50 will be accepted until March 10. The tap fee will go to '200 for each user who signs after that date. · All car service • ' work ~rfornied i by skll,la_!l IIIIIC!harllca ' Front Whe~l ,~liopment ,.. Ourespertmechanics ,;,·;: adjust caster, camber, J" NEW I doe-in and toe-out to :>ii~ manufacturer'• ori&·. ~· inalspecllicatiollS. KODAK Ui!~ ~1n4 tires, Sticker Price $2837.16 .. ...... . MUSTANG HARD TOP '· ' Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 780. 289 v..a engine, ('Q Urtesy Ught group, W iSIW tires. rock e r panel molding, radio, deluxe seat belts. wh ee l covers. Sticker Price $2770.20 ..... ... . $ ~~t S !!~~s~ ~?r?~oH~~~8!~~ $ engine, w Crui se·o·mat.ic, w1s1 tires, radio, delu xe seat belts. Slicker Price $2916.67 ... .....• Movie Camera Candy Apple Red . Stock No 824, 289 V-8 engine, white power top, glass back light. Crui se-o-matic, courtesy light group wsw t ires. delux e steering wh eel. AM radio , intf'rior and exterior decor group, wheel electric-eye exposure! Now movie& with fomou1 Kodak lnrtamafic camera con~tenien~ . Just drop in a «.odapal: movie cartridge and the camera'• loaded. No settings to · moke, Electric otye sell e•posvre avtom•titally. 8aHerle1 drive your film, let you shoot a full 50 feet of film with no winding. Fast f/1 .8 I""'· Autvmafic Type A lUter. THIS . WEEK ONLY $59.50 POMEROY Home &,Auto992-2094 TAWNEY STUDIO 4225-ndAve. Gelllpolls, Ohio -·,. ' POMEROY, 0. " . 600 E. MAIN ST. '-'. ' ' Dark Moaa Green, Stock No. 750, V-8, wjsJw tires, radio, wheel ~overs. Sticker Price $3096;00 ........ . Brittany Blue, Stock No. 825, 289 V-8 engine, Cruise-o-matic, courtesy light group, wjsJw ttres, radio, wheel covers, remote control outstde m1rror. Sticker Price $2944.33 ... ...••. GALAXIE 500 Xl2 Door H. T. -''"' . santerne Gold, stock No. 857. 390 v-a engine, Luxury trim, Crutse-o-matic, vi·, sabllity group, 8.15x15 ksk tires, p_owor steering, radio, rear seat speaker, tmted glass. · Sticker Price $3784.58 .... . . •• , FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr1 Hard Tops Mist Beige, Stock No. 850, 390 V-8 . engine, vinyl trim, cr uise-o-mati~ . courtesy light group, wlslw tires, rad10, remote outside mirror, wheel cov.ers. Sticklr Price $3069.33 ........• GALAXIE 500 2 Door Hard Top s· FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. Hard Top· Dark Moss Green, Stock No. 790, 289 V-8 courtesy bght group, wjsjw tires, pow. ot.,.r. radio, deluxe front and back seat belts, remote engine, Cruise-o-matic, CO VNS. Sticke• Price $344~ . 50 .. .. • , ... s MUSTANG 2plus2 FAST BACK Lime gold, Stock No. 865, 289 V-8 en · gine. Cruise-o-matic, w[s[w tires, sport deck, radio, in1erior and exterior decor group Sticker Prico $3277.25 ... .... . . MUSTANG HARD TOP Clear Water Aqua, Stock No. 803, Cru iseo-matic, courtesy li ght group w1slw tires. deluxe steering wheel, power steering. radio, exterior decor group, d eluxe seat · belts, wht=el covers. s FALCON 4 DOOR SEDAN Pel>ble Beige; Stock No. 862, deluxe seat belts. remote control mirror. Sticker Price $2318.74 ..•••. , , • s · . Sticker Price $3449.67 .... , •.. . ~RCURY CALIENTt 2 Dr. H.T. ,: Cardinal Red, Stock No. 737, 289 V·8 en-S gine, merc-o-matic transmiSsion, electric clock, w1s1w tires, radio, · ~eluxe wheel covers. Sticker Price $3045.82 .. ... . . $ 17 Second Avenue 390 V-8 engine, Stock -No. 846, ·White s· . finish, all vioy' Interior, deluxe wheel • covers. wlslw tires, d~or group, ..mel'C* o..inatic transmission, dio. power steering, ra-- ' . Sticker Price' $362,1,59 ... . _. • . . , ' ' . ' \\, ·J: •. FO-D L'(D 4 Dilor Hard Top ~~- , l,loige : Mi~tl' Stock No, 826, black vinyl _ ·roof, Cruise-o-matlc, courte~)' light group, 8.45 x 15 wjsjw tires, power steering, .power brake-s, select afr conditioning, . dio 1, rear seat speaker, .tfnted ·glass, bea· V·Y duty hatteqo. . · , ,, : · Stioker Price $4284.1:) ..• .- ·,: · • MERCURY MONTE,¥ Y 2 Dr HT . Sticker Price $2992.01 ... .. , , .. ·' 1• •• Lime Gold, Stock No. 863, 890 V-8 en- Cl gine, black vinyl roof, Cruise-o-matu • ·St5x15 \WSW titE!S, power ste.er., power btakeS;-·radlo·, r~ar seat sp~aker, tintea · .-·, windsllield, deluxe seat belts. Sticker Prl" $3892;63 . . . . . . . . • qo. group, wide oval wJsjw tires, pow. steer. radio, tinted glass, steel style wheels. . Slicker Price $3542.99 ........ . Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 835, 394 V-8 engine. courtesy light group, ~onsole. accent stripe; wide oval wlslw trres, 4 speed transmission, radio, power steer- ,.; FORD LTD 4 Door Ha_ rcl Top Stock No. 797, 394 V-8 engine, accentS· stripes, Cruise-o-matic, courtesy light FAIRLANE GT 2 Dr. Hard Top ·S ,_ Candy Apple Red, Stock No. 839, :i81i, · V-8 engine, 2 tone paint, accent stripe, steel style wheel covers, vinyl trim; 8.15 xl5 wjs jw tires, Cruise-o-matic, vlsab1llty • group, radio, rear seat speaker. · Sticker Price $3278.13 ... .. . ... . FAIRLANE 500 GTA 2 Dr. H. T. ing. .... GALAXIE 500 2' Dlor Hard Top FAIRLANE 500 2 Dr. Hard Top$ mirror, wheel covers. s I Cars Collide Two of One Family Earn 'Outstanding' Retognition Mrs. Ji:(lzabeth Slaven of L. B. Jobnlon. wife of b Middleport hes a double reason president, Mrs. Henry Sullifu, for bel"8 a proud motber. She p~ldent Cenerll of lbe NalicJD. learned In a recent letter that a! Soclely D.A. R~ and othen her daughter, Mrs. Sam Me- who bave been 10 bo!IONd. Clu"8 (CArol~ Slaven- of Ru- Last Mrs 81 , 1011 pert, W. Va., has been named year • aven 1 • to the OUI!tlllllllng Young w~ Iarmer Capt. ~ Slann, men of America list. The selec- IIOW of Graflqn, W. Va., wu Uon was made on the buis of named to the 1968 edition Ill her ach!evements and conttibu- "Outstanding Young Men ef lion In her family, community, America." Mr. SlaVen II a state and country. pharmaciJt and active .In cOmA biographical aketch of these mll!lity affairs including tbl .. accomplisbments will appear in Jaycees of whl<ll be Ia aenliJI the new edition of 'OUtstanding as pres:dent. Anolher SOli, ~id Young Women of America." Slaven, of Middleport, 11 11J0w. Serving on the advi!Orv boMd ing budding talent In J)liDIIIII other women are Mrs. 1and sculpture. I mtant loading- Sticker Price $3025.32 ....... . . MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE at John C. Bacon approved ston, Delmar Baum. Carl Barn. I The petiUon approved by lbe eelabUshmenl ~ a Tuppen hill, Eldon Gaul and Lindsay! Judge Bacon also called for the Pl~ter Water District Lyons. 'district In proceed with !oll9Winll a courtroom heari"8 The appointment of Blacksloll , employment of persons Fr~. . and Baum wUl terminate at Jhe to prepare for the operation of '!'be District, wbose 5-mem- end of 1968. Gaul's and Bam- the dilllrlct. ber bo8rd of trustees will ·be hiU'o will end in 191!11, and Ly-1 Frank W. ~. Jr., appointed lor tel'lllll of three ..,.. term will terminate at the I' ney for the water district, years, was eatabllshed In an - ---- - - represented the groop at altempl to secure water and AID GIVEN , hearlng, reported to lbe servi<e. The Pamer~ emergency !bat rna~ re!j(denta of tbe Named ao inJIIal squad was summoned at 12:20 ln addition to several p. m. Saturday for Mrs. Gor· bave already merlbed for don Ridenour, Chesler, who water service. had fallen Jn front of Elber- Porter, in response to an leld's store, and wu sufferl"8 der by Judge Bacon:, from a possible fractured leg. a plan for the operation She was taken Holzer Hos- the district would be filed pita! by the squitil. in 10 days. .to ;•t courtesy light group, deluxe seat be lts, wheel covers. ~~i~~~~!le! !!.~~.~~r!eB~ac~e~lt~oved 1 J"""' .with modern _ pre,clalon,, I!QIIipment SAVINGS AT MARTIN FORD 'ARE THE ~~~r!, ~ ?ock H !R~2,T2~,•~-mauc, $ radio, w1s1w ' Sedcl ·" . ~nt~P" ·. PHONE junbnJl ~imts - itntintl Second Guiding Hand School Class Slated to Begin on Fe_hruary 13th �onw F·••~~~~Mt. MI!IIIJ, m :11. Forfeated .in . ' I 'i 1.., ,' y,. ()rdered; 10 BoncJs • ., I ' Wetherholt Wi It Retire .Tuesday Dcat"s ' . • \ • • • • • • Court ' lll'flll· ,i' ' (Jno • ' '?be mlpalloa of Jolla WID, Pomeny, aa • 111.ember of tbo Soldll!n' ?leUtl Colli" mluiOII In Mel(t Couaty after %1 yean Nn'lce baa beea •CftiiiN wllb tfge\ by Colli· mod Pleat Jlldge Jolla C. Ba· mo. CUfford J. Rhodes, a Gallia Dateline: The News Deal ' Mlldlepil.; mldeat ODd M.l!mo btl' elllfiiOD llotalll Post No. VJf'W, Ia ColambUt, hi sru, iii. I • • • ' - ' ~ '" beeD appotated to die unn• jilted '1eml dlat will 1em11aate oa October u of lblt year• . MY HOBART WILSON, Jl!. "CATV-Why la 1t Controversial?" &.,. ' THAT headlllg appears ofi a press Dateline recently by Les•EaJtins, of Tow· er Antennu, Inc:., Gallipolis. Entitled. ''The Plcturt In Town, " it reads: • • • "The spectacular growih of cable tel· evision - or CATV - from fledgling ex~ periments in the early fifties to 1,7ooplus systems in the slxtlea q1111ifieo aa a true revolution in the comm.ub.i.catiGDI industry. • • • "It has even overturned tho old TV '<lass structure' and created a new 'underprivileged' claSs - the big city dwellers: Now, in addition to fresher air and cleaner water, many of the nation's smaller town• can boast of tele- form at vision service superior to that enjoyed by their metropolitan couslns. tli!' disadfaiiiiJt or au. ~ ":" "Tbllt, IODle clUes wait for 1 'settlement of the 1.. i,8e' ~at never reaDy will come In a sharply defined pac' ·lllige, •n the llltlntlme deprl\'lng tbelt dtlzena flf 1 aero r :'llrl:e avallabll! for over fifteen years now in other parts (.: or U.• tolllittJ. · . "Tht ~mt ~oll:t for ltaelf. Throu1h the years, the tai!!lt. _TV 1!141lairy baa developed hi&h ethical stand•tds 1114· aoUlid bllainess practices. The indi\'ldual system opcator Ia I llM!d cttlzefi, bringing a necessary service to liU n. flrhiiM• Mid laking part actively In community affalrtl. 111 111 , ../iave bellff1~":;!!1~~e:f:!•~ for hilrulelf, and we ali l ' " • , • =·· GAWA County Citizen Band Radio, tne., melllbera , tre .. iDg IU out to promote the June 18 CBR Jamboree ~. Jl Ifill be the flrllt event of this type ""'r held in Gal: Jla.,.eouaty. Approximately 2,UOO persono are •xpect!d to • ~.tbf' jUIIIor fllirgrounda for the event. 1 - .... . ... . '.fL ..'l'IIElrlll1967 Gallla County Firm Buteau melhbetshlp end on Feb. 15. Wildo Brown, growtb commitIIITt'l lie ~haltman, I! •trl.l'lb'e to surposo the 225 membenblp ~ota set earlier thia year by the Farm Bureau's board tf directors. l ~. • • • ACCORDING to the cllendat, IPtlnC II jUst around . \ · Gie corn~; Old Man Winter baa only 44 more dayo to , -mow otf before Mlu Sprlnattme tnakea her officii! ,,appritance. • • • The liulday 'l'tm!o-Stntlnel bl!pn Ita second year of , :6"ll~lloa !Alday. Volume 1, _lhue 1 first appeared on . . ·! f• a llewiltando. on Sunda7, Fe~. 8, 1'". 'todoy>1 Pile , 9ne Qlg nld• '"Volume 2, lrumt..t 1.• ~- . . ·- "TWENTY Y!:ARS AGO, from the rues Of the nau, 'ftibune Uld weakly GaliiD Tlmei , • . Machinery arrlvot .t•' for A)loYi Company's new fadotY lt second ind SY"',, .. poA ... Jl<lar<l PAT GI.ASS SAYS ... r.uts.!YVQ~ JACO.. of sarn• by. . Don Wllll81111 reports his shadow ha does see, ' beavora - !l'hlcb. had buill Six more wfiklt ol winter lllert a real nifty swimming hole will be. . · were moved from the · Shada If 1111 ohadow Ia lD alibi, River location about "'week a- · wil! •taY wl boll' day ~ ao. . .· nl&ht. ': · ,:'tf:';~:l:t :;~;'::; . aomotl\iD!f•tDII 'boll! Lieensds . were·.ralt.... back l'llilo ' the thll It ··" int, wild.'' · · ·1 · do lbay 1111011 much bet. The beaver u . . let iban wo. · ~' Received For • eave. . doD't believ,tflha tfOWI'Iehol tale ' .,,.., Sitter.SefVJf!e • · 1~1:11"'lliolnleiltt . ~· . ...~pe. ~ ~ :IJofd for ~ dom laJI, , .• •· Know What's on Your T 11> 1 Bil PAT OUllll h01lN a day i!tlcUVtly wateb- Tiley Identify With the 1!!11. Ateat, Uo"" J!!COIIOIJIIcl lni televl.slon. _ etcltin& even~ lood or bad. Just 88 we . tel 'many 9",.. '' '· HOW~·~~ Too Much? . ·several yean qo I nrvey lim~ abollt ~lie effects o( tele. 'l'hla Ia 1 llli/4 quesUon to W'i.-IDade 61 tH \'liltlce Ill If' ·hO; 11be ~ In~ Vllion on children, so we read "lliswer, !Oo: "letive, growlnt - week of JII'Oinmt obowa Mrs. Yvonne D. .,•'' tG bt; iod hear many vlewpoinls on boys and ,girl! cVtalnly need a boloro I p.m. and Uoltd lbo Dayton hao rectiv.. her Its influence upop them. A variety of . aperJ;nces and ao- followiiJ: 111 Dllrtlm, tO so- tioel!lt to operate her ""''"~· •• lmow . - yw and .nw,. lrend oeems to be omar&ill( In llvitles in their Uw01. One need& · ealleol jullflable ldliiDio, ~ Semce" at her homo. · lhe thillldng of lhd,.. whO have to looll .at lhe to18J - all the IIIIWdas. 11% altempted She Is the owner of the . studied this question. things that a ¥JiJII child d<les. . dero, U robberies, It mlll'ller Manor Sitter Service •• Television Is certainly here Whai other sbtlsfactlons duea eolioplrad", &1 jailbnab, 7 Lawy..- Lano. Sha will · . to Ita)', 10 flollCel'lla art dlreet. be hiVe! W\llif activities .U.mpll!d IJaeldap, i dyaa- child care and ed to thi i<lltdi ill<l elllo\intl of doel ha tala 'ji~ Ill at hoiJ!O, . aUJIIDIJ, Jl oatorU0111, 1 cueo for the ...._. For manY innumee rather th1111o .the at aehaol, and 'lh the commutll- ·of tbrllre, ud 01101 ol hM o•1erated a day 'llilh ltd, question of whether children ty? Does he have frielldo with ........ ceater end cwed for cblldreo In action are inlluet~ted b11ei..Won. whOm be playl! U some Ume No on• chUd wiU view aU woritinl mot hera. end Ia one very illtereitlnC itudy ~pent 1n the vigorous active tx- th!J, but with tho ovWonco &Ill II thl <iaulhllt of He sought 1o Ieath who eolttrola ercl~ that P'OIIIn& bodies meny cl!lldren ehoooo their Elizabeth s. Dorme.lt •nd tlie child's Viewing of television lletd? :, . tv fare, they will oee IIOIIHI iate Charlas Donnell of B•ch•ell: fro the 1 t 1 u 1 So child •·•- ..., · ... . Trl~~ m po n o me open meUM.es a ,• .,. • • it. The case for the direct fn. ••• was • former u..u. and prorranu viewed. In this to be 1 refuge from Ills owii. nuance 01 televlaloil .on rlor tn· the lll'1lli and wu otu4y tbotlt half ot Ilia clrlldren feellliJI olllladequaey, or Wltell. live behavior . o1 ~II)IOIICI1111 for tho 0. 1IIIII tlll"!ll!d the Sol on Whenever thlnga hav~ not· gone wen, and bOw 111ronpr lhea " wu a. . ' lhey wlBhed. Paret~ts toot nlore he I! upset. Di1flnl tlmH of There are I GOd televiolml A ·1950 ·grtduate o1 Bl4t•eU.J ~ responsibility for setting a bed stress or crisis, a youngster may grams, ChUdra• enjoy Porter Hijh tchaol, lho •imes "'i;;io~==•ol!i ..l.lj;oi;~ time !lOur when viewing woUld lind it comfurtlng to "ilolt ~~ •Jeam lrom them jiiBI a1 married to S\1111 Ser1eent •• ~ end, but many ercepuoru were With the TV.' li I! when a child ·d~. Used with sellae and F. Jambs, Jr., or VInton, made lor "S)Ieelal Bholvs." ....,. to speni a areal deal of personal .' control, djlldren of Mr. and Mra, J1moa Joe~: The conehuton Wll that Ill UM.e this wy that ~- have a source 01 plltlllro, Sr, 1111 Ia moSt homeli the '"""' Chili! ell- might need t&Ciaki! stock of matloli, and mmfott · Air ercisei colishll!rable conltol OV· wbat else Is happening In bls televllion that II bore Ill er the television let dutfn& Ills We. .t he mponalbla waking hOutl. Some ~hlldten seem to do .;ses both proQtll'll II I! difficult to determine many tb1np and wat<b telev tht I1IIIOUlit of Umt hll how much UM.e children apend oion, too. ·others nted to be ... Views televla!On. watclllng teleVIsion. Several courqed ot li(tlped Ill l!ave • Telel'lalon ia bolb · iood ourveys I!Jvo beeD made. Fit- vatlety pf ID!Wnli and ;actlvlo bid; It Ia edllcaUOJiaJ, but · 11tH l"llll&i from about 11 to 22 Ilea In their 'llyes, ' · aiao · laach a child thii hour& a WHk for elementary . Mal Allliif'VIoleaet?' · things; II •~PI a al!lld echool children - almoat aa In thlt area, lhtl1l INftli to bllt may llso promote many boors as they apend In be a change In thinking. We and cri>wd but · ll<hool. Hl&h *'hoot tllldanll belll'll at fJI'It tllllt !bON '1!1\11- lies. · · ,, ipebd leu time, averaainl .. aten wttl llltcted Wbo wl!fto It lo 'mote liJipOI'IaliiiO bout 11 bourl I .wttk. . llteiiiiY IOIIIe'lthl\ ' diatliJ'beo( •IH pro&rilll ~liftl · Thert Ia le111 ·lnfol'lllotlab a- Now autiiDtiU¥ art ~ regulate the iAUI bout prwohGal ehUilrfn'• vi..,. 1111 tlilt telotlaloll It 11111& ~ time a child' 1111. aiihaugh 101111 ralher Udlo 'fltld and frii.M lllhei' hnaa• 'I.1ie prilfclp'al · Hed data lndlcale dlat they blatlab or !be piellll'ed:. aciiOII Ollt need · tniy opend .. I!IIMlb .. ,.. of boW. Cblldrell let C!OIIIent .. holll'l a day Ill Iron! of ibt thenlttlvea up~lhl yold prorrams:;;:'~:h.1 ;pllyii-Jiii ; . z 1:; ~~ ~u~~ ·~=,:: ~=::!Lint ~tt~ r~~o:~vit~n ~- . a To see If lllo lfOUIId hoi puaeo of edueatlot telltatlvetY appr<Wd n.w 1-?'•4'.~ for Oarn,.u. teteblti •.. Nrw :Kiwanla elub *'· ierJli!jllloO lllre • . • Merelu7 ll'oPt to 2 above tero • • • ~iill D. jQ,yu elected new -m•lldet Of ClaWpoiiJ l'oat • ' jllo,o'~•N of i'oMip•Wltl ••• Nel.onvlll~ waJ,. mysteri""!'JY m. BDil IN ·QiftJC'I 1!1ef iU hOt, •l_n yo !denUfY, MJa)'IBlon a~e .Ita . , .. ~ 1JIIlltet BOa; .JICIIIOII tplllt· Bille DeVU. .wa1 vll<!fil to the rill!! '"~ lliPt ~· ~- t&e ~~ II! ·• cbll4 Who ~~, ~ ~Pq~e ,.. If niDI il lllllill1 M U· fPij.,. · · · · ' . io Par! · · ' .. ''" 41"''· upJJ, featurillg Tom Cuh with Sue Country Knlghtl, tw'o other and a of other performen, wm per· 2 p.m. matinee and again ,a t p.m. The Beaver. Dam, a !cleat tourist leatlll'l of the Horae Cave the past . '"Like any other successfUl enterprise in a free eco- nomy, cable TV grew in response to demand, and the speed of its growth Is a measure of the persistence of that demand. The attraction of turning to five, ten, or even twelve or more channels of entertainment and educaUon foi' 1 amall monthly charge appealed to television viewers and akyrocketed the Industry to prominence, eo1'4'1alit 10 oi'eas that had been &etuna Utile or no off-the· ... rtcepllon. - HIXIII ~~~ li petaon'a set to a sUpetlot antenna In a adplrlor IOtaliOII afld you 1et iUpetlor reception - It's t!IJI llmplt, ·.. "Now lllal Po!<Jple In tho major cltle• have seen the ~lillltlta Of tabli TV, the growth patletll thete has befiiD Ill follow tllat of the oUbutban and rural areas, and it....,.. that llle uy'llh•llmll. "Ca~lo TV hal Itt ptoblemi, though. Just as thel· tu IDIA!rtlll 1114 radiO lttotdcailol'll feated television In Itt otr!J dayo, se 101111 teltl'lllon broadcaster• and minufooturtn flf ruGf·tGp antenllil have opposed the cable IDdllltrJ, But they ate tryln& to sweep back the tide with a broom; no one can prevent the auoceas of an Industry !tilt l1'lan 1D response to iltong public demand. And In I!Je attempt, much mllundetstandlnc hn be created, to . ' j / I ' ' j ...I' ! f • �onw F·••~~~~Mt. MI!IIIJ, m :11. Forfeated .in . ' I 'i 1.., ,' y,. ()rdered; 10 BoncJs • ., I ' Wetherholt Wi It Retire .Tuesday Dcat"s ' . • \ • • • • • • Court ' lll'flll· ,i' ' (Jno • ' '?be mlpalloa of Jolla WID, Pomeny, aa • 111.ember of tbo Soldll!n' ?leUtl Colli" mluiOII In Mel(t Couaty after %1 yean Nn'lce baa beea •CftiiiN wllb tfge\ by Colli· mod Pleat Jlldge Jolla C. Ba· mo. CUfford J. Rhodes, a Gallia Dateline: The News Deal ' Mlldlepil.; mldeat ODd M.l!mo btl' elllfiiOD llotalll Post No. VJf'W, Ia ColambUt, hi sru, iii. I • • • ' - ' ~ '" beeD appotated to die unn• jilted '1eml dlat will 1em11aate oa October u of lblt year• . MY HOBART WILSON, Jl!. "CATV-Why la 1t Controversial?" &.,. ' THAT headlllg appears ofi a press Dateline recently by Les•EaJtins, of Tow· er Antennu, Inc:., Gallipolis. Entitled. ''The Plcturt In Town, " it reads: • • • "The spectacular growih of cable tel· evision - or CATV - from fledgling ex~ periments in the early fifties to 1,7ooplus systems in the slxtlea q1111ifieo aa a true revolution in the comm.ub.i.catiGDI industry. • • • "It has even overturned tho old TV '<lass structure' and created a new 'underprivileged' claSs - the big city dwellers: Now, in addition to fresher air and cleaner water, many of the nation's smaller town• can boast of tele- form at vision service superior to that enjoyed by their metropolitan couslns. tli!' disadfaiiiiJt or au. ~ ":" "Tbllt, IODle clUes wait for 1 'settlement of the 1.. i,8e' ~at never reaDy will come In a sharply defined pac' ·lllige, •n the llltlntlme deprl\'lng tbelt dtlzena flf 1 aero r :'llrl:e avallabll! for over fifteen years now in other parts (.: or U.• tolllittJ. · . "Tht ~mt ~oll:t for ltaelf. Throu1h the years, the tai!!lt. _TV 1!141lairy baa developed hi&h ethical stand•tds 1114· aoUlid bllainess practices. The indi\'ldual system opcator Ia I llM!d cttlzefi, bringing a necessary service to liU n. flrhiiM• Mid laking part actively In community affalrtl. 111 111 , ../iave bellff1~":;!!1~~e:f:!•~ for hilrulelf, and we ali l ' " • , • =·· GAWA County Citizen Band Radio, tne., melllbera , tre .. iDg IU out to promote the June 18 CBR Jamboree ~. Jl Ifill be the flrllt event of this type ""'r held in Gal: Jla.,.eouaty. Approximately 2,UOO persono are •xpect!d to • ~.tbf' jUIIIor fllirgrounda for the event. 1 - .... . ... . '.fL ..'l'IIElrlll1967 Gallla County Firm Buteau melhbetshlp end on Feb. 15. Wildo Brown, growtb commitIIITt'l lie ~haltman, I! •trl.l'lb'e to surposo the 225 membenblp ~ota set earlier thia year by the Farm Bureau's board tf directors. l ~. • • • ACCORDING to the cllendat, IPtlnC II jUst around . \ · Gie corn~; Old Man Winter baa only 44 more dayo to , -mow otf before Mlu Sprlnattme tnakea her officii! ,,appritance. • • • The liulday 'l'tm!o-Stntlnel bl!pn Ita second year of , :6"ll~lloa !Alday. Volume 1, _lhue 1 first appeared on . . ·! f• a llewiltando. on Sunda7, Fe~. 8, 1'". 'todoy>1 Pile , 9ne Qlg nld• '"Volume 2, lrumt..t 1.• ~- . . ·- "TWENTY Y!:ARS AGO, from the rues Of the nau, 'ftibune Uld weakly GaliiD Tlmei , • . Machinery arrlvot .t•' for A)loYi Company's new fadotY lt second ind SY"',, .. poA ... Jl<lar<l PAT GI.ASS SAYS ... r.uts.!YVQ~ JACO.. of sarn• by. . Don Wllll81111 reports his shadow ha does see, ' beavora - !l'hlcb. had buill Six more wfiklt ol winter lllert a real nifty swimming hole will be. . · were moved from the · Shada If 1111 ohadow Ia lD alibi, River location about "'week a- · wil! •taY wl boll' day ~ ao. . .· nl&ht. ': · ,:'tf:';~:l:t :;~;'::; . aomotl\iD!f•tDII 'boll! Lieensds . were·.ralt.... back l'llilo ' the thll It ··" int, wild.'' · · ·1 · do lbay 1111011 much bet. The beaver u . . let iban wo. · ~' Received For • eave. . doD't believ,tflha tfOWI'Iehol tale ' .,,.., Sitter.SefVJf!e • · 1~1:11"'lliolnleiltt . ~· . ...~pe. ~ ~ :IJofd for ~ dom laJI, , .• •· Know What's on Your T 11> 1 Bil PAT OUllll h01lN a day i!tlcUVtly wateb- Tiley Identify With the 1!!11. Ateat, Uo"" J!!COIIOIJIIcl lni televl.slon. _ etcltin& even~ lood or bad. Just 88 we . tel 'many 9",.. '' '· HOW~·~~ Too Much? . ·several yean qo I nrvey lim~ abollt ~lie effects o( tele. 'l'hla Ia 1 llli/4 quesUon to W'i.-IDade 61 tH \'liltlce Ill If' ·hO; 11be ~ In~ Vllion on children, so we read "lliswer, !Oo: "letive, growlnt - week of JII'Oinmt obowa Mrs. Yvonne D. .,•'' tG bt; iod hear many vlewpoinls on boys and ,girl! cVtalnly need a boloro I p.m. and Uoltd lbo Dayton hao rectiv.. her Its influence upop them. A variety of . aperJ;nces and ao- followiiJ: 111 Dllrtlm, tO so- tioel!lt to operate her ""''"~· •• lmow . - yw and .nw,. lrend oeems to be omar&ill( In llvitles in their Uw01. One need& · ealleol jullflable ldliiDio, ~ Semce" at her homo. · lhe thillldng of lhd,.. whO have to looll .at lhe to18J - all the IIIIWdas. 11% altempted She Is the owner of the . studied this question. things that a ¥JiJII child d<les. . dero, U robberies, It mlll'ller Manor Sitter Service •• Television Is certainly here Whai other sbtlsfactlons duea eolioplrad", &1 jailbnab, 7 Lawy..- Lano. Sha will · . to Ita)', 10 flollCel'lla art dlreet. be hiVe! W\llif activities .U.mpll!d IJaeldap, i dyaa- child care and ed to thi i<lltdi ill<l elllo\intl of doel ha tala 'ji~ Ill at hoiJ!O, . aUJIIDIJ, Jl oatorU0111, 1 cueo for the ...._. For manY innumee rather th1111o .the at aehaol, and 'lh the commutll- ·of tbrllre, ud 01101 ol hM o•1erated a day 'llilh ltd, question of whether children ty? Does he have frielldo with ........ ceater end cwed for cblldreo In action are inlluet~ted b11ei..Won. whOm be playl! U some Ume No on• chUd wiU view aU woritinl mot hera. end Ia one very illtereitlnC itudy ~pent 1n the vigorous active tx- th!J, but with tho ovWonco &Ill II thl <iaulhllt of He sought 1o Ieath who eolttrola ercl~ that P'OIIIn& bodies meny cl!lldren ehoooo their Elizabeth s. Dorme.lt •nd tlie child's Viewing of television lletd? :, . tv fare, they will oee IIOIIHI iate Charlas Donnell of B•ch•ell: fro the 1 t 1 u 1 So child •·•- ..., · ... . Trl~~ m po n o me open meUM.es a ,• .,. • • it. The case for the direct fn. ••• was • former u..u. and prorranu viewed. In this to be 1 refuge from Ills owii. nuance 01 televlaloil .on rlor tn· the lll'1lli and wu otu4y tbotlt half ot Ilia clrlldren feellliJI olllladequaey, or Wltell. live behavior . o1 ~II)IOIICI1111 for tho 0. 1IIIII tlll"!ll!d the Sol on Whenever thlnga hav~ not· gone wen, and bOw 111ronpr lhea " wu a. . ' lhey wlBhed. Paret~ts toot nlore he I! upset. Di1flnl tlmH of There are I GOd televiolml A ·1950 ·grtduate o1 Bl4t•eU.J ~ responsibility for setting a bed stress or crisis, a youngster may grams, ChUdra• enjoy Porter Hijh tchaol, lho •imes "'i;;io~==•ol!i ..l.lj;oi;~ time !lOur when viewing woUld lind it comfurtlng to "ilolt ~~ •Jeam lrom them jiiBI a1 married to S\1111 Ser1eent •• ~ end, but many ercepuoru were With the TV.' li I! when a child ·d~. Used with sellae and F. Jambs, Jr., or VInton, made lor "S)Ieelal Bholvs." ....,. to speni a areal deal of personal .' control, djlldren of Mr. and Mra, J1moa Joe~: The conehuton Wll that Ill UM.e this wy that ~- have a source 01 plltlllro, Sr, 1111 Ia moSt homeli the '"""' Chili! ell- might need t&Ciaki! stock of matloli, and mmfott · Air ercisei colishll!rable conltol OV· wbat else Is happening In bls televllion that II bore Ill er the television let dutfn& Ills We. .t he mponalbla waking hOutl. Some ~hlldten seem to do .;ses both proQtll'll II I! difficult to determine many tb1np and wat<b telev tht I1IIIOUlit of Umt hll how much UM.e children apend oion, too. ·others nted to be ... Views televla!On. watclllng teleVIsion. Several courqed ot li(tlped Ill l!ave • Telel'lalon ia bolb · iood ourveys I!Jvo beeD made. Fit- vatlety pf ID!Wnli and ;actlvlo bid; It Ia edllcaUOJiaJ, but · 11tH l"llll&i from about 11 to 22 Ilea In their 'llyes, ' · aiao · laach a child thii hour& a WHk for elementary . Mal Allliif'VIoleaet?' · things; II •~PI a al!lld echool children - almoat aa In thlt area, lhtl1l INftli to bllt may llso promote many boors as they apend In be a change In thinking. We and cri>wd but · ll<hool. Hl&h *'hoot tllldanll belll'll at fJI'It tllllt !bON '1!1\11- lies. · · ,, ipebd leu time, averaainl .. aten wttl llltcted Wbo wl!fto It lo 'mote liJipOI'IaliiiO bout 11 bourl I .wttk. . llteiiiiY IOIIIe'lthl\ ' diatliJ'beo( •IH pro&rilll ~liftl · Thert Ia le111 ·lnfol'lllotlab a- Now autiiDtiU¥ art ~ regulate the iAUI bout prwohGal ehUilrfn'• vi..,. 1111 tlilt telotlaloll It 11111& ~ time a child' 1111. aiihaugh 101111 ralher Udlo 'fltld and frii.M lllhei' hnaa• 'I.1ie prilfclp'al · Hed data lndlcale dlat they blatlab or !be piellll'ed:. aciiOII Ollt need · tniy opend .. I!IIMlb .. ,.. of boW. Cblldrell let C!OIIIent .. holll'l a day Ill Iron! of ibt thenlttlvea up~lhl yold prorrams:;;:'~:h.1 ;pllyii-Jiii ; . z 1:; ~~ ~u~~ ·~=,:: ~=::!Lint ~tt~ r~~o:~vit~n ~- . a To see If lllo lfOUIId hoi puaeo of edueatlot telltatlvetY appr<Wd n.w 1-?'•4'.~ for Oarn,.u. teteblti •.. Nrw :Kiwanla elub *'· ierJli!jllloO lllre • . • Merelu7 ll'oPt to 2 above tero • • • ~iill D. jQ,yu elected new -m•lldet Of ClaWpoiiJ l'oat • ' jllo,o'~•N of i'oMip•Wltl ••• Nel.onvlll~ waJ,. mysteri""!'JY m. BDil IN ·QiftJC'I 1!1ef iU hOt, •l_n yo !denUfY, MJa)'IBlon a~e .Ita . , .. ~ 1JIIlltet BOa; .JICIIIOII tplllt· Bille DeVU. .wa1 vll<!fil to the rill!! '"~ lliPt ~· ~- t&e ~~ II! ·• cbll4 Who ~~, ~ ~Pq~e ,.. If niDI il lllllill1 M U· fPij.,. · · · · ' . io Par! · · ' .. ''" 41"''· upJJ, featurillg Tom Cuh with Sue Country Knlghtl, tw'o other and a of other performen, wm per· 2 p.m. matinee and again ,a t p.m. The Beaver. Dam, a !cleat tourist leatlll'l of the Horae Cave the past . '"Like any other successfUl enterprise in a free eco- nomy, cable TV grew in response to demand, and the speed of its growth Is a measure of the persistence of that demand. The attraction of turning to five, ten, or even twelve or more channels of entertainment and educaUon foi' 1 amall monthly charge appealed to television viewers and akyrocketed the Industry to prominence, eo1'4'1alit 10 oi'eas that had been &etuna Utile or no off-the· ... rtcepllon. - HIXIII ~~~ li petaon'a set to a sUpetlot antenna In a adplrlor IOtaliOII afld you 1et iUpetlor reception - It's t!IJI llmplt, ·.. "Now lllal Po!<Jple In tho major cltle• have seen the ~lillltlta Of tabli TV, the growth patletll thete has befiiD Ill follow tllat of the oUbutban and rural areas, and it....,.. that llle uy'llh•llmll. "Ca~lo TV hal Itt ptoblemi, though. Just as thel· tu IDIA!rtlll 1114 radiO lttotdcailol'll feated television In Itt otr!J dayo, se 101111 teltl'lllon broadcaster• and minufooturtn flf ruGf·tGp antenllil have opposed the cable IDdllltrJ, But they ate tryln& to sweep back the tide with a broom; no one can prevent the auoceas of an Industry !tilt l1'lan 1D response to iltong public demand. And In I!Je attempt, much mllundetstandlnc hn be created, to . ' j / I ' ' j ...I' ! f • �" ' • • ' Terrell DettrminCd, Clay Confiden HOVSTON <UP! I - CUt! us the apron and on to the con.Clay, the dance' muter, flnaJJy rrele floor, pos!iblr- Iandini on ldlppod, but bounced back up u his heo4 or bad<. · • usual. Tbe . ha quldd , c mploo we, Ill' Y AI he bellied lor a eoncrer,e and assured lltJnd•~ !'e was all lloor ,~ feel below the rini. risbt. · , , · lwo women lti'WJllll and · 0.. 'J'Ile Roplil trainer Aaplo Dundee could aee '!'be acc:idtnt happened wblle lhll •.rulclwnlintplonahlp world come be wa• oparring three rounds simullaoeous· · Dundee ILIIlged u Clay leU lbrougb lbe second and lhlrd attuds ol tbe r1ns npes and t.lliled on hla baek on: the apI'IID of lbe rtni. Ho was only laches away frOm twnbling off 1, down rei!, hla opponent In Monday night's beavywelpt champion&hlp flllbl lo the Astrodome, ended lbelr belvy lralninf Friday by ~ throe roundl that? I ~ """""' loaiAP"''P to know ontbina eaa b'JIII"' ill a fish!. Aloo lhll fella blo a habit ol hiWlll IIOUib of 0. bonier · No Soapdao "It wooldn't aurprilo me if II ps lntu the t.te round&. lt coold go IS. lt wouldD't amaze !Ill!. He'll bust Torrell up If II ,..,.. lntD the !ale I'OI!IIdl." 1004." Clly aald. ~I'm . . . " Jive him a 101"1 wbiiii'IDI. . .... 1o blm, lilt blm, llllke .._ mla, pun1lh bllll, ~ him. "I'm IOinl 1o illlalt b before the cameras, the U.., Blrda and the Elrly Ill*," and wor\log · 011 the baga another two rounda. Terrell aaya he 11 determined to show tho world be Ia not the Clay aald, nterrtac tD tbe Llll olher champion. Dundee wa~h. Bird IIIII Elrl7 Btrd uteUU• wllh Junmy Ellis. They were on ed the 8-lool-6 and wblc:b w111 earrt Hve tellcalili th~ ropes when ~ was Jlllllhed was Impressed. 1 ~·~A~Imoek::;::::;ou~ 't ~~or~Temll~ . ·::.~~~140:::.;:ol:,:lho:_:ll::PI:_::to~l!!~urope=~•=nd~A=•~Ii. or,.sllpped. ,::. . "I rate lhl• the kid's toucbesti~' ;1 was scared, ? EIIJJ said. ftght siDco the first one wllb "I almost had'• a hemor- (Sonny) lJstDn," the trainer rbale," Dundee s~d. said. ''Everybody II telllnl me Both Clay and :Jorld Box!Dg my boy II 4olnC tD win easy, Association cbamj Ernie Ter- Hnw C8ll they say a thins like r..rren CADILLAC NL Cards 469 Night Tilts BUYS ~ :I I ~ ''ZERO plus double after this Times-Sentinel Ie.~ and Curt for the Gallipolta Blue Devils sho.tJy · taken Friday night. Athens' Bob Handblocked Gallipolis center John Davidson's period, came down with the rebound, poir11! enroute to an easy 68-50 win over the Gal- CINCINNATI lUPI) The National League will play a record 469 nJght games during the 1967 baseball season and players will travel a record 333,500 miles, acconliog to the ofliciill schedule released Saturday by League President Warren C. Giles. The 1967 season, which officially opens April 10 with Los Angeles at Cincinnati, wUI have an lnrrease of seven night games over the preVious hlgh ol 462 in 1966. The Houston AItros have a league-high 63 night home games this season whi j the Philadelphia Phillies will play 62 home night contests. Aside from the Cubs who have no Ughts to facilitate night baseball, only the Mets and Giants will play less than 50 nilht g•mes at home Ibis season. San Francisco, which does not lend ilsell to night games because of tho cold air blowing in off the bay, has scheduled only 23 contests Wlder the lights wbile New York will play only !4 night gam... AU t nd Los Ang 1 both anh~~ed 1 59 e es .ght are . sc . or ~ i 5 58 tam';."·1 \;""'~ ~r • ~JUsan llClJIJlB !Or 511urg or · · k decrease Ill the number of back-to-baek home and away seri., hetween ;_'two clubs has brought about '" lnrrease In travel mileage 4his year. Buckeyes Top . Badgers' . : • ,, J' •• .; 1\fADISON, Wis. (UP!) - Ron Sepic hit two jump shots cand Jell Miller made two f r e e throws to give Ohio State a commanding lead early In oY. ertlme Saturday ~s tbe Buckeyes downed Wisconsin 110-14 tD even their Bill Ten basketbait record at 3-3. Sepic's field ;oal wllb 58 seconds left In regulation play lied the game 7&-76, lercing the 1 . ' • ~. . • ' ~. . ' .... .. ' ;. : ' ' ' • . , ._. ~ '\ ·'f'·ljf ....... • .. . I '·- I . ·-'' ~- . ' ,,••r but failed to convert. Sepic ~nd MHier's six points gave the Bucks an 84-73 lead In !be extra period after a lie at 78-78. Ohlo State took advantage of the Badgers' cold 25 per cent shooting In the first haU to lead by 17 points three Umes and by 47-34 at halftime. rnusJ.t bacl ca~ing up at r/~7 with • ~ 66 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $5200 64 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $3500· Fult power Including windows and 8-way aeat, tinted glass, radio, Autronlc eye, Climate Control air con& · llonlng, white stdewaU tttrea. Only 11,000 mllea. ' F'ull .power Including windows an1 8-way aeat, radiO. tinted glass, white sidewall Urea, black with bel&; Interior. One owner. New Cadillac trade. .' 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $3500 · Full power equipment, radio, white aldewall t1ru, tinted glaos, tilt-steering wheel, cruloe control, Aatronlc eye, comfort control alr-eondltlonln&. .'- OPEN IVES TIL 1:00 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . a lltl'el•m••"'.. wr _:JI COMPLETE STOCK MEN'S ' $59.95 • " ·. . ; . ; .I ,_, ... . . ... , . , . . ~ • ,' I .,., \ . 1 •1-.i ~. ' j .! ~- ,,. \ . . ~ .. e . s .. J:.. . '. . EVEN THOUGH PRICES HAVE INCREASED ON THIS YEAR'S BUICK -WE ARE STILL MAKING !HIS OFFER FOR THE MONTH Of FEiRUARY - THIS CAN Be DONE BECAUSE OUR SALIS , ARe AT AN ALL TIME HIGH, ' . . ,·, ...•, . ,. '. Jl - . ~~~-,....._·Vf~ l' ; ~~·~ II'~-~ I,. , I· ' ... ~ -....•• ftiAS$ .,, . " ·• . f ..-j '•' ~ - r I Q - ' .. CLEARANCE ~ ' I' f GMAC I'INANCING ih • I ' . Haskins· Tanner's Semi Annual I .·~· power equl:>ment. plus Climate Control aif.eoD- ' ~qo= ~=r new Cadillar trade, turquolle wit¥ ,; ' ' -.-• I ruu - ~! ....... I 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De VIlle_ $5200 ~ha~d~~~t.o~lood~~w~moo~M~In~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- ,. !-f1'flqUI • . But !be IIMgers In tbe second half, with the Burkey., 3:43 to play on a Daaket by Jim McCallum. Wiscjlnsin took a 76-74 lead on .a basket by Jim Johnson before. Sepic made his shot to force the overtime. The loss was Wiscoosln's third against two victorieo In Isig Ten play. Ohio State is ~ for the season, Wl•consln 7-ll. Sepic led lbe Buckeyes with The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, Feb. 5, 1967-15 28 points, while Chuck Nalle '-; ~ live-minute overtime. Wiscoo sin stalled lor a last-second shot, ·.· .: '. NOTI: THISI CAll Altl NOT STIIIPPID DOWN MODIU . �" ' • • ' Terrell DettrminCd, Clay Confiden HOVSTON <UP! I - CUt! us the apron and on to the con.Clay, the dance' muter, flnaJJy rrele floor, pos!iblr- Iandini on ldlppod, but bounced back up u his heo4 or bad<. · • usual. Tbe . ha quldd , c mploo we, Ill' Y AI he bellied lor a eoncrer,e and assured lltJnd•~ !'e was all lloor ,~ feel below the rini. risbt. · , , · lwo women lti'WJllll and · 0.. 'J'Ile Roplil trainer Aaplo Dundee could aee '!'be acc:idtnt happened wblle lhll •.rulclwnlintplonahlp world come be wa• oparring three rounds simullaoeous· · Dundee ILIIlged u Clay leU lbrougb lbe second and lhlrd attuds ol tbe r1ns npes and t.lliled on hla baek on: the apI'IID of lbe rtni. Ho was only laches away frOm twnbling off 1, down rei!, hla opponent In Monday night's beavywelpt champion&hlp flllbl lo the Astrodome, ended lbelr belvy lralninf Friday by ~ throe roundl that? I ~ """""' loaiAP"''P to know ontbina eaa b'JIII"' ill a fish!. Aloo lhll fella blo a habit ol hiWlll IIOUib of 0. bonier · No Soapdao "It wooldn't aurprilo me if II ps lntu the t.te round&. lt coold go IS. lt wouldD't amaze !Ill!. He'll bust Torrell up If II ,..,.. lntD the !ale I'OI!IIdl." 1004." Clly aald. ~I'm . . . " Jive him a 101"1 wbiiii'IDI. . .... 1o blm, lilt blm, llllke .._ mla, pun1lh bllll, ~ him. "I'm IOinl 1o illlalt b before the cameras, the U.., Blrda and the Elrly Ill*," and wor\log · 011 the baga another two rounda. Terrell aaya he 11 determined to show tho world be Ia not the Clay aald, nterrtac tD tbe Llll olher champion. Dundee wa~h. Bird IIIII Elrl7 Btrd uteUU• wllh Junmy Ellis. They were on ed the 8-lool-6 and wblc:b w111 earrt Hve tellcalili th~ ropes when ~ was Jlllllhed was Impressed. 1 ~·~A~Imoek::;::::;ou~ 't ~~or~Temll~ . ·::.~~~140:::.;:ol:,:lho:_:ll::PI:_::to~l!!~urope=~•=nd~A=•~Ii. or,.sllpped. ,::. . "I rate lhl• the kid's toucbesti~' ;1 was scared, ? EIIJJ said. ftght siDco the first one wllb "I almost had'• a hemor- (Sonny) lJstDn," the trainer rbale," Dundee s~d. said. ''Everybody II telllnl me Both Clay and :Jorld Box!Dg my boy II 4olnC tD win easy, Association cbamj Ernie Ter- Hnw C8ll they say a thins like r..rren CADILLAC NL Cards 469 Night Tilts BUYS ~ :I I ~ ''ZERO plus double after this Times-Sentinel Ie.~ and Curt for the Gallipolta Blue Devils sho.tJy · taken Friday night. Athens' Bob Handblocked Gallipolis center John Davidson's period, came down with the rebound, poir11! enroute to an easy 68-50 win over the Gal- CINCINNATI lUPI) The National League will play a record 469 nJght games during the 1967 baseball season and players will travel a record 333,500 miles, acconliog to the ofliciill schedule released Saturday by League President Warren C. Giles. The 1967 season, which officially opens April 10 with Los Angeles at Cincinnati, wUI have an lnrrease of seven night games over the preVious hlgh ol 462 in 1966. The Houston AItros have a league-high 63 night home games this season whi j the Philadelphia Phillies will play 62 home night contests. Aside from the Cubs who have no Ughts to facilitate night baseball, only the Mets and Giants will play less than 50 nilht g•mes at home Ibis season. San Francisco, which does not lend ilsell to night games because of tho cold air blowing in off the bay, has scheduled only 23 contests Wlder the lights wbile New York will play only !4 night gam... AU t nd Los Ang 1 both anh~~ed 1 59 e es .ght are . sc . or ~ i 5 58 tam';."·1 \;""'~ ~r • ~JUsan llClJIJlB !Or 511urg or · · k decrease Ill the number of back-to-baek home and away seri., hetween ;_'two clubs has brought about '" lnrrease In travel mileage 4his year. Buckeyes Top . Badgers' . : • ,, J' •• .; 1\fADISON, Wis. (UP!) - Ron Sepic hit two jump shots cand Jell Miller made two f r e e throws to give Ohio State a commanding lead early In oY. ertlme Saturday ~s tbe Buckeyes downed Wisconsin 110-14 tD even their Bill Ten basketbait record at 3-3. Sepic's field ;oal wllb 58 seconds left In regulation play lied the game 7&-76, lercing the 1 . ' • ~. . • ' ~. . ' .... .. ' ;. : ' ' ' • . , ._. ~ '\ ·'f'·ljf ....... • .. . I '·- I . ·-'' ~- . ' ,,••r but failed to convert. Sepic ~nd MHier's six points gave the Bucks an 84-73 lead In !be extra period after a lie at 78-78. Ohlo State took advantage of the Badgers' cold 25 per cent shooting In the first haU to lead by 17 points three Umes and by 47-34 at halftime. rnusJ.t bacl ca~ing up at r/~7 with • ~ 66 Cadillac Coupe DeVille $5200 64 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $3500· Fult power Including windows and 8-way aeat, tinted glass, radio, Autronlc eye, Climate Control air con& · llonlng, white stdewaU tttrea. Only 11,000 mllea. ' F'ull .power Including windows an1 8-way aeat, radiO. tinted glass, white sidewall Urea, black with bel&; Interior. One owner. New Cadillac trade. .' 64 Cadillac Coupe De Ville $3500 · Full power equipment, radio, white aldewall t1ru, tinted glaos, tilt-steering wheel, cruloe control, Aatronlc eye, comfort control alr-eondltlonln&. .'- OPEN IVES TIL 1:00 KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES . a lltl'el•m••"'.. wr _:JI COMPLETE STOCK MEN'S ' $59.95 • " ·. . ; . ; .I ,_, ... . . ... , . , . . ~ • ,' I .,., \ . 1 •1-.i ~. ' j .! ~- ,,. \ . . ~ .. e . s .. J:.. . '. . EVEN THOUGH PRICES HAVE INCREASED ON THIS YEAR'S BUICK -WE ARE STILL MAKING !HIS OFFER FOR THE MONTH Of FEiRUARY - THIS CAN Be DONE BECAUSE OUR SALIS , ARe AT AN ALL TIME HIGH, ' . . ,·, ...•, . ,. '. Jl - . ~~~-,....._·Vf~ l' ; ~~·~ II'~-~ I,. , I· ' ... ~ -....•• ftiAS$ .,, . " ·• . f ..-j '•' ~ - r I Q - ' .. CLEARANCE ~ ' I' f GMAC I'INANCING ih • I ' . Haskins· Tanner's Semi Annual I .·~· power equl:>ment. plus Climate Control aif.eoD- ' ~qo= ~=r new Cadillar trade, turquolle wit¥ ,; ' ' -.-• I ruu - ~! ....... I 66 Cadillac H.T. Sedan De VIlle_ $5200 ~ha~d~~~t.o~lood~~w~moo~M~In~-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- ,. !-f1'flqUI • . But !be IIMgers In tbe second half, with the Burkey., 3:43 to play on a Daaket by Jim McCallum. Wiscjlnsin took a 76-74 lead on .a basket by Jim Johnson before. Sepic made his shot to force the overtime. The loss was Wiscoosln's third against two victorieo In Isig Ten play. Ohio State is ~ for the season, Wl•consln 7-ll. Sepic led lbe Buckeyes with The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, Feb. 5, 1967-15 28 points, while Chuck Nalle '-; ~ live-minute overtime. Wiscoo sin stalled lor a last-second shot, ·.· .: '. NOTI: THISI CAll Altl NOT STIIIPPID DOWN MODIU . ���; ,, _.___ ·- - ' ment In an ollice.' Wlll 111te lrvm Bus~ ID .. _..... 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Call or come today . aaAtW.- Cab-1 :.~!~. TEAR OUT THIS AD Mail with name, address for big bolt of home needs and cosmetics, FREE to reliable men and women. Tell and !ihow friends, make good mo· ney spare time taking tbeir orders. Write today. BLAIR, DEPT. 761 OBI LYNCHBURG, VA.24505 7::W M. E. M. Degree DEUVER coal , slag or gravel. I Ph . 441>4393. CABINET j work or pain\ing. Phone carter Massie, «1-1742 Oscar Bastiaui, ~ William HaU, 24U!tl% 0390. -~=-~=~ I b - --- ~ -- = --~ __Rent ___ _ Wby 11ot ""n.cler St. Cloud, 1 .mall centraCy Joeatecl Florlda ellv clo~111 to Orlando and - - c -- Real Estate For Sale --0. D. PARSONS or ~ ing 1o H~ating ~ 3 bedroom home, BRAMMER'S llh: baths, basement, gas ·lur~ I Plumblnl and Healllll na~~' ,ltorm windows. , ~arVACUUM Cleaner Owners 300 4Lh Ave. 446-1631. . . qe., dulls preferred.,. " "[;'• repair and service on an i pe~ , Ph. 4!ll-2513 after ' )>. makes. Ph. 67>-4331. m. 30-6 1 ~~~~~~ i mNudD~ r"' HEATING, 004 Second WMIN YOU IITIII collecl Jacksoo !B64531 or Chillicothe 772-G978. I 1966 Che . let I ~rlenced 5 ROOM house with bath, car· peted living room, basement, 2 car garage. On large lot Jn Rio Grande. 245-5535. Rooms, 3 mile from Rio Grande State Route 325. modern borne, 21 A. Tob. base, aluminum sidin~, storm doors & windows. ·Plenty of out-buil<ling. • ~ w..s7l2. ..! M50 SPORT \IK)BCAT SPRINT BlAETTNAIS We t.ewe ha fellew1nl uMCI' q, Grn•lr ""''"""' t.r .. te: J bedort I l:now bt.wer 1 five IMt ....r...,.Nt4.r I Ntlry ltiOW 1 rotary cultiYater I 30 InCh reUry m.wer 1 I 1 1 . . I' ANNOUNCEMENT , tel Inch retary mower tlclde mowu lewft rotltr Miss Sandr1 Bailey Racine, Ohio st"rlng u•llr:r -NOW- . Tttching Piaf"to and GRAVELY TRACTOR " ' We Have Excellent Connections With LOCal Banb, Builcling ==::::;:::=:::;:====! ~ $ale 24.Hr. Towing Service • USED PARTS FOR CARS If you're Buying or Selling, Call Us, We WiD Tty Our Bnt To 19391o 1966 Models Aloo Rebuilt Ports fo All Type Bucktl Soots ,.f Serve You. Houn 1:00 A.M. to 6:00P.M. PHONE 446-3643 . ' ~ '' . • Owners Don•ld & Paul 81lrd Henry W. lalr4 • .Gteltl, GRANGE calendars are l'lel: yours up at Neal IDstl!'.... Agency, $495 ANTIQUE AUCTION 1960 Mercury 4 Door St. WMgon, 1 owner, VB engine, std. trans. Blk. finish. Radio, aU good tires $550 near 1961 Rambler .iraller. Ph. · CI&Hic. 4 DoGr. 0 cylinder, ltd. trans. $395 Wednesday, February 8-7 P.M. At Knotts Community Auction, corner. of Third and Olive Streets, Gallipolis. · will include a,wide variety of antique and . collector items of old cr}rstal and china;· fumiture, tools and numerous otl:ter pieces. ,. wnu. 11p0co 111t . - !All Gi &-ZHl lrOIII I 11.111. 1111 ti YOU CAN AFFORD THE BEST ELNA SUPERMATIC Are you one of those ladies who thinks thet en ELNA is out of your price range. We've got news for you! You can! Just compare features, compare performance, and then compare price. You'll lind that ELNA not only surpasses all other sewing machines, feature for feature - but also costs much lower than you'd think. =========::: INVESTIGATE THEN INVEST $16,800 BUY THIS 4 I IS fral!te home. dil''illll full basement wlllt and falnlly room, fii?t~::: carport, '"'" concr~le tan VA 100 per cent, no d..mll ·payment, sl)lall closing coal. ROBARt DIWIN, ~~ ~4 .·' · l.a1:Dlo e; Howai-d 'Bramloa , . ,. EvealJip•«<-uzt . Lemley·Auction ServiCe(. • •h.-• ... ' S!VERAi;_~NEW 23....... 66 ctio.rolota AYIIIoble At 211. EJO<tJng ·H. Indeft~ nile ' ·J article tr.MOVid effort~ le.uly JI.Marctl . ••• 1811 · l"..te,.Q''a Aaw., ISJ. Mtaen! 39. French Scot. rlve_r 32. Pert.-to area u. Blblil.'!al ...u 33. City ln 4.2. Vtln F'iorida Ill. \vora ot 44. burmese dlipet loll- 162 lot A••· Gollipolls, Ohio Phone 446-2152 TERMITE Par CON'I1IOL P'REE IDspecUoa. caD i4e IH5 Merr!U O'DeU, Operator for Bztennllal Termite Semce lJ Belnvud Dr. 1 26 Ul6 VACUUM CLEANER, ,af layaway, tank type wJth all .Oleaning attaclunents. Only 4 payments of $5.41. Full nrranty. Ph. 192-2685. . 1 26 lfc Rnl Estate Loen1 MAY WE HELP YOU? We at the Tribune are waiting to help vou, to lind a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent u apartment •.. most anything you need we can help you find with an economical, fast-acting ·rn 'bune Want Ad. Call us today. THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBU~'E 446-2342 An lxperle....., Ad-Visor Will Help You ., WEI.{>ER . ,I t,;, _,1C,·· C.L . ... . ' l _ , i , ·d '. are ; '" '~"~-1'"· ~ FEtl 6: · :<M. l' 0 ~ "!...'!< ~· · ' . " \~~~t. ,,. t GOLDEN ' ANNIVERSARY 1967 ~tttlt• 8chool, · for apJ)(Jintment Phone 992·2661. I ' w..h Undtrn~ STOP IN ·· HONDA SAUS & SERVIa BIDNIOPntlo :.•·, NICES1 PEO .., lkl CALL DICk RAWLINGS, : R1wlings Honda 5aln w~ 2·2151 •· •" MIDDL_I,OR1 OHIO Businen Servicelc_ . '· ~IJTOMOBILE ID!W'I!lee beoD c.ocelled7 Lost your oper1~ or'o licenser Call WY M916• • 1.1 tfe o' 1 0011.00. Elm St., Raci ne, 0. POMEROY - I story frame Wr qui ck sale. Ph. 949-2211. (aluminum and permastone), 2 2 3te 6 rooms (3 bedrooms). bath, basement, large lot. $7,90000.\ FOUR ROOM house, completeBRADBURY - a cozy one ly carpeted, full basement Gaifie Reltd.lnca: Galllpcjllo frame house, aluminum with TV or play room in Dam 12.1, 11.9, running· 36 ing and storm windows, 5 basement, aluminum siding, on rollers, Pomeroy • ~~~~ rooms with bath, side porcll, storm windows and doors 22.77, Pt. Pleasant 25.40, -~ level lot in 'good condition. awnings over each ' 1.86 falling, Kanawha Falis f4,,SOO.OO. permastone front, located rising, Charlestoll 20.17 · Albert M. Cox, Broler . Lincoln Hgts. Ph. 992-3872. London Dam was runnlllll a lft.l83t z 2 foot, Marmet ·was on the l!vealags m.a&S& · Winfield Dam runnill!l 3 llex 2%9 Pomeroy, Ohio 4 ROOM house with bath, two , Boat Mo\'emen.ts: 1 5 3\c_ large porch<B, lot 50 x !00, In . Oblo River - OVEC Up m=-A:-:C= R E=-~g--:oo-d,---:p:-= roductive Mason, near schooL See Ma- 5:30 p. m.; Pttnciplo up dairy farm, 83 acres tillable bel Hayes, RuUand St., Mid- 9:31i P· m.: E. P. Jones up land, remaining improved d1eport, 0. 1 30 6tp 11:5S p. m.; New M:,~·;~:~ pasture with some Umber, I up 15, 4::30 a. m,; ValleY. free gas wUh 3 producing 1porter· up 15, 6:20 a. m.; 1as wells, ample water ·able · down 16j •~* .£ 1ln.; supp!y, 2 hom'les with bath~ Marys down 17, ~:4$ 1. furnaces, 2 large bams, Duncan Bruce up 11, 7 a. 100 2 Martin sllos, milk house Ira C. Bills up 191 5:30 a. with 350 gal. Solar ni 11 k 6 RM. HOUSE 0. F. Shearer up 19, 7:10 a . rq_; tank, 3 Surge milkers with ' IN RACINE 1 Mount.in State Ill> 20. pump, other ni<e farm build- 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Coal 1m.; Mr. CriSs up 20, 3:35 a.no.; ings. Mrs. Emory Powell, I Furn•ce, y2 Basement, Neville up 21. 5:10 a. IIi.; Racine, 0. ' Z 5 ltc ' l"olio, •;, Aero Lot. Pric· ferson down 23, 12:05 cusu JoiiNSON Farm, - ap- 1 ad To Soli. , .Ed:'.~" z:~~:thd::n~ · proximately 28 acres, I mile PH. 949·31 02 from Middleport, right on a. m.; Martha S. dO'Ii!> ..., " 1 db up 10:10 p. m.; bl ...way, ~~ n_ Bra ury, 6 lluslnen SeiVicet Greenup 12 :20 a. nn. house, nice bath, hard-stone down woOO floorS~ • built-in cabinetS Am coodltioning refrigerator Charles K. down .ift kitchen, new white tile repair~ Miller Refrigeration a. m.; Mark M. up block ctililtgs · d<iwn•tairs, - Appliance, Ph. Im5447. a. m.; Rnenswood <!own storm d!M>r~, v!netia'n J)}inds, 1 31 30tp · dahl 6 p. m.; L. Fiore ·'·'"'"' large ·barn,, .ood 1llij,' cement d hi 7 25 Bu<lteyo~! bloclt buildlJia'. ·and bulldill!l AUCI'IIINI!IIR a : p. m.; fOl'tllerty· --~• ' Meldahl ....,, llo grocery · ...._..._.. ""'!'~ lier'rteo · dowti Pitt op Metaah "ilOre, latgt shed used as CMa ttra.dl"rti Elaine G. down· '-i~ld.:ilt7 'j~ carpg~ ·&ao illr...... i'lwo .. Contll<t •• River News .-- fQR SALE By Owner SINGER, Jag, monogram, buttonhole, ete. For ..le M2 or a payments each. Ph. 992-2685; All we ask is that you compare . , . we sell most of our ELNA machines this wayl Sheppard Sewing Machine Sales &Service We SOc ~" I• .;•, IJ ll!t:·: ·~!\HID f UI ci'JCKLER REAL ESTAi'E <; GET A quotatloa lrvm W .f.t~('{'~ ~ .. / ... lJl I ...~ buys 80 acref' s,, mlles TER INSURANCE AGENCY , lrom Chester or Ramne. 55 lJ'IC. before reuewina your acres for cultivation, rest MOI!i!!l!r:"H'In ,ofM~k' home , auto insuranee. We ,may a-t in pasture and woods, good 1 1arge lot, close to school, able to save you mo11ey. ; room house with cistern and church, and post office, wot1ld1 a 2 rc well - barn, shed , corn crib, consider land contract, milk house, chicken house, a 000 down. G.I. loan, no down pond and 2 springs in pasture. payt,Ieno. Ph. 992-5221 or Business OpportunitY POMEROY - EXCELLENT 6 write box 77, MinersVille, 0 . ' room frame ranch, 3 bed2 2 6tc COIN OPERATED yend~'1 rooms, bath, built-In kitchen, - - - - - - - -- route in Pomeroy. Contact r. earport, oak flooring, approx- 10 RM. HOUSE, 2 baths, 5 Ebersbaclt at Hotel M~ a, Imately I acre of ground. 111.res ground, out bui ~din~~·i,,: l Pomeroy, 0. 122 30\p ... a l·S only "1 town and 7 DAYS A WEEK Real Estete For Sale . QUICK, CONVENIEtn' ECO.NOMICAL _ : Rt. 7 Cl1tthirt, 0. Real Estate, ~h Of Which Required Heavy Financing. Get Out of the C.f" 'For Ph. 367-7591 We Sold Wei Over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of You Don't Havellr;: ROOM HOUSE, bath, 1\!:ADY -MIX concr.ot. .litH menl, storm doors and wim!- i e<l rlghl to your projet\ OW3, See Edison Brace, and easy. F- e o ' : IJS'I •PAC..E, ore in. Free cme, · or phone 949-2304. Phone 99'.t-'t9u··• gJ"- , · · ·equipmerJ\ with each '67 A2 --. •• paehe sold before March 3!, ·r======~5...::;12,::tc~~ Ready-Mi% Co., Middle..;.., ~~ 1967. Roush & Lyons Camo- j Ohio. I 10 1 REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE L . aT ' I ' H 1 ' St M m • rai ers, _ or o~ ., asSEWING Ilia~ repair on, · W; Vll. ·· 1"10 tfc j House lor sale in Middleport, flee, aU maket. \V~ , 1 2 story frame, ceramic tile The Fabric Shop, GOOD, clean. lump. egg and bath, wood paneli n g in kitch· A tho 'zed en wi1h stainless sink and u rt Singer· Sale. .11iHf Oil treat•d i!Oker coal. Pea"' d i.tlposal, 1 bedroom and din· Service. 1 - ....; --· . M - . ~ co·at Co., I block !rom 1n,g room paneled, wall to traffi~ light in Cheshire. 0. wall carpeting in living Ph, 367·7526. 12 1 tfc room, dining room and stair. Insurance W3Y, central beat, stGrm · Rail Estate For Sale windows, in,..la!ion. close to BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING . (J ' Sale IJ;.DRIYE-THIU~.: . CAR WASH -~: ,. Re•i !:state For _ __ __ ....:.._c___:_,_l - - o. ministration, And The VetiraM Admiilistration. Last Year .. Phone 949..3144 Por A Stlect Time Phone 992-39M or 992·23'95 Pom•i-oy, and Loans, Federal Housing Administration, Farm Home Ad· /. . . ' ly Appointment Onlr HEATING lo AIR CONDITIONING F.or Sale On Page 20 FOR RENT MODERN 3 bedroom home, built-In kitchen, attached PltoDe «1-11116 garage. In town, $85 mo. D. o. WOOD, Realb>r Call Wiseman Agency, 446- IN CITY 6 room home lot 3643, Evening 4!ll-3786. 8-tf 42 x 170, bath, part b.;.ment, 1 BEDROOM fornished apart- gas heat, close to bus ment. Ph. !46-3671 after 7 tlon, $6,000. p.m. 27-6 SMALL 60 A. diaey farm, Services Offered A. farming land, -1> A. T.B. ""'-~well watered, near Vintoo: ~;;.~"; REESE Bulldozer aDd back· . hoe service. Ph. 367-7560. LARGE double dwelling First Ave. City water, sew'erl large lot, property runs "' The Wondurus Hommond Org•n lAKER & SEYFRIED I ' p.IIL Phone 092-2143 Pomeroy. 0 . f'rom tbt Lar~est Truck (n 8ullduztr R.adJatur To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. 1 pr du•l wh.. ls 1 pr tttr reduction whHI1 1 pr e.tenslon ults DIUON AGENCY both coaru, tn an area of maJl.'P lake~ that t.u e~eo Mll!enWil public .ervlce, wbe"' rou caa U•e well Qll • modest ~tlreDient Income. ComparaUvely low taxe.. For col. (lr brochuru write to: CHAM BER OF CO!DIERCE. ST CLOUD, FLORlDA. 32768. HAllEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES RADIATOR . SERVICE " U bn, Office _ . lent condition. Ph. 2.56-6!M7 . ; NU.L remove your dead horses, cowl and mules. Call ,• '• In INCLUDING surface unit and oven and loads of cablnets3 bedrooms, full basement, paneled and air conditioned. Play room, Ideal children's neighborhood.. All this and It is 4 years old in excellent con. dition, priced for quick sale at $14,500. S•le or Trade r,"""""'""'="""7"""""=' ' - .. --. . Dead Stock 1957 BUICK Century. Removed Free . thiS three BUB.T IN KITCIIEN 4949. I Neil B. Clark, H.P . Thomas Mills, Sec. I we u.ean. 79 Febr~•ry '• 1967 Business Service~... ' J CENTENARY NEED a home with all the luxuries? We have it and for 8 lower price than yoo could Imagine. See this five room home and you will see what Chapter Monday ' ' tNFotMAJION IN TOWN HOME ON FENCED LOT THREE bedrooms and play room, paUo and usable attic. PrlcOd at $13,0011 . lOth, 8 a.m. to 3:4> p.m. V. SOMEONE to care for F . W. Auxiliary. 30.3 invalid gentleman, 61 old in their own home or live in. Ph. 446-1500 or R. A.M. • ., . \NT AD < ;. QUIET NEIGIIBOIIJIOOB NEAR TOWN SEVEN room home with twq fireplaces, full basement, carpeted Hving room with 3 bed· roorru.. AU this and more for $19,900. 31Hl 'j!,======== ,~,.-R,_U_MM_A~G-,E-sa-le-at_V__-F-.W-. Hall~ Help Wanted rear, 134 3rd Ave. Feb. 9 and Galli pol' r 25 LOCUST STRI'ET YOU CAN HAVE AN ELECI'RIC kitchen, wall b> wall carpetizli, ralsod fireplace and curtains & drapell ol 3. and-!U>IIJ At11 dllldr... llril 2 IJlCill "Ullton . ·~ _.. lad of .. •IIICiftiUlJ -eaUtd mlddlwg... y ....... 4581UJbll< ...... .... C.JI': ........... .., .- u..- • Rul Est1te For Sale NIBERT & ASSOCIATES .' .,. IUNI'tM .._ • • I ••d.·.... '!:::,;,'-'b!~b!t~· ..t~!t~e~'rl Would'lea ' fl*r lor all tiio , new Jll&hw_afr l'lf. ,. .'so·,,erlil b~ ·-;;;.;s;·~~~~~~ I~ ._ ~=!IP • 1 ere 1 �; ,, _.___ ·- - ' ment In an ollice.' Wlll 111te lrvm Bus~ ID .. _..... Ph ... -~- ............ eM---......w_..,_ .... ..... --· ...._. repotalloo to perform bousebold dulles durilli liibl bOUI'S. S.llsfactory ran-mento will be made All'l ....... - ................... - .... ,.~ ' ,..... _.. n. . _, Animal l.!and ...,..,.. .o.~ .. _ Jt:t.:,• c.....- - - - - . , ... - -RAISE $40, $200. $400 or more for your Church or Group \ ·y,ith Folding Indoor Clothes ( Dryers. 100 Dryers se-nt On Credit. Have 10 membt>rs sell =. 10 Dryers at $1 earh. $60, keep $10 FREE details. write ANNA WADE. Dept. . 89108 , Lynchburg. Va . 24505 l 30-1 the~ \ CARPETS a fright? Make a beautiful sight with Blue I Lustre. ttent electric sham· I pooer $1. Central Supply Co. • i r.•.••J:I''"' illllaonl 11 . . , . - ,....,.. oap .. _ _ .. 10 _ _ _ Call 317-1'179\ 1;.~ ~ (ll'l Cbosbire, Olllo. 11M :US!ocU4to nted "'""'""''' _·;,;·;;;m;;;a:l:e:::::H:e:J;p;::W;::a;::::;lli:!E~~.._ .' -~- =-" r.= =-:;_:..=' 2 20 1 - ·right por1011. Notice .. added when you buy split level home with bedrooms. Call or come today . aaAtW.- Cab-1 :.~!~. TEAR OUT THIS AD Mail with name, address for big bolt of home needs and cosmetics, FREE to reliable men and women. Tell and !ihow friends, make good mo· ney spare time taking tbeir orders. Write today. BLAIR, DEPT. 761 OBI LYNCHBURG, VA.24505 7::W M. E. M. Degree DEUVER coal , slag or gravel. I Ph . 441>4393. CABINET j work or pain\ing. Phone carter Massie, «1-1742 Oscar Bastiaui, ~ William HaU, 24U!tl% 0390. -~=-~=~ I b - --- ~ -- = --~ __Rent ___ _ Wby 11ot ""n.cler St. Cloud, 1 .mall centraCy Joeatecl Florlda ellv clo~111 to Orlando and - - c -- Real Estate For Sale --0. D. PARSONS or ~ ing 1o H~ating ~ 3 bedroom home, BRAMMER'S llh: baths, basement, gas ·lur~ I Plumblnl and Healllll na~~' ,ltorm windows. , ~arVACUUM Cleaner Owners 300 4Lh Ave. 446-1631. . . qe., dulls preferred.,. " "[;'• repair and service on an i pe~ , Ph. 4!ll-2513 after ' )>. makes. Ph. 67>-4331. m. 30-6 1 ~~~~~~ i mNudD~ r"' HEATING, 004 Second WMIN YOU IITIII collecl Jacksoo !B64531 or Chillicothe 772-G978. I 1966 Che . let I ~rlenced 5 ROOM house with bath, car· peted living room, basement, 2 car garage. On large lot Jn Rio Grande. 245-5535. Rooms, 3 mile from Rio Grande State Route 325. modern borne, 21 A. Tob. base, aluminum sidin~, storm doors & windows. ·Plenty of out-buil<ling. • ~ w..s7l2. ..! M50 SPORT \IK)BCAT SPRINT BlAETTNAIS We t.ewe ha fellew1nl uMCI' q, Grn•lr ""''"""' t.r .. te: J bedort I l:now bt.wer 1 five IMt ....r...,.Nt4.r I Ntlry ltiOW 1 rotary cultiYater I 30 InCh reUry m.wer 1 I 1 1 . . I' ANNOUNCEMENT , tel Inch retary mower tlclde mowu lewft rotltr Miss Sandr1 Bailey Racine, Ohio st"rlng u•llr:r -NOW- . Tttching Piaf"to and GRAVELY TRACTOR " ' We Have Excellent Connections With LOCal Banb, Builcling ==::::;:::=:::;:====! ~ $ale 24.Hr. Towing Service • USED PARTS FOR CARS If you're Buying or Selling, Call Us, We WiD Tty Our Bnt To 19391o 1966 Models Aloo Rebuilt Ports fo All Type Bucktl Soots ,.f Serve You. Houn 1:00 A.M. to 6:00P.M. PHONE 446-3643 . ' ~ '' . • Owners Don•ld & Paul 81lrd Henry W. lalr4 • .Gteltl, GRANGE calendars are l'lel: yours up at Neal IDstl!'.... Agency, $495 ANTIQUE AUCTION 1960 Mercury 4 Door St. WMgon, 1 owner, VB engine, std. trans. Blk. finish. Radio, aU good tires $550 near 1961 Rambler .iraller. Ph. · CI&Hic. 4 DoGr. 0 cylinder, ltd. trans. $395 Wednesday, February 8-7 P.M. At Knotts Community Auction, corner. of Third and Olive Streets, Gallipolis. · will include a,wide variety of antique and . collector items of old cr}rstal and china;· fumiture, tools and numerous otl:ter pieces. ,. wnu. 11p0co 111t . - !All Gi &-ZHl lrOIII I 11.111. 1111 ti YOU CAN AFFORD THE BEST ELNA SUPERMATIC Are you one of those ladies who thinks thet en ELNA is out of your price range. We've got news for you! You can! Just compare features, compare performance, and then compare price. You'll lind that ELNA not only surpasses all other sewing machines, feature for feature - but also costs much lower than you'd think. =========::: INVESTIGATE THEN INVEST $16,800 BUY THIS 4 I IS fral!te home. dil''illll full basement wlllt and falnlly room, fii?t~::: carport, '"'" concr~le tan VA 100 per cent, no d..mll ·payment, sl)lall closing coal. ROBARt DIWIN, ~~ ~4 .·' · l.a1:Dlo e; Howai-d 'Bramloa , . ,. EvealJip•«<-uzt . Lemley·Auction ServiCe(. • •h.-• ... ' S!VERAi;_~NEW 23....... 66 ctio.rolota AYIIIoble At 211. EJO<tJng ·H. Indeft~ nile ' ·J article tr.MOVid effort~ le.uly JI.Marctl . ••• 1811 · l"..te,.Q''a Aaw., ISJ. Mtaen! 39. French Scot. rlve_r 32. Pert.-to area u. Blblil.'!al ...u 33. City ln 4.2. Vtln F'iorida Ill. \vora ot 44. burmese dlipet loll- 162 lot A••· Gollipolls, Ohio Phone 446-2152 TERMITE Par CON'I1IOL P'REE IDspecUoa. caD i4e IH5 Merr!U O'DeU, Operator for Bztennllal Termite Semce lJ Belnvud Dr. 1 26 Ul6 VACUUM CLEANER, ,af layaway, tank type wJth all .Oleaning attaclunents. Only 4 payments of $5.41. Full nrranty. Ph. 192-2685. . 1 26 lfc Rnl Estate Loen1 MAY WE HELP YOU? We at the Tribune are waiting to help vou, to lind a home, to sell a car, to hire a secretary, to rent u apartment •.. most anything you need we can help you find with an economical, fast-acting ·rn 'bune Want Ad. Call us today. THE GALLIPOLIS TRIBU~'E 446-2342 An lxperle....., Ad-Visor Will Help You ., WEI.{>ER . ,I t,;, _,1C,·· C.L . ... . ' l _ , i , ·d '. are ; '" '~"~-1'"· ~ FEtl 6: · :<M. l' 0 ~ "!...'!< ~· · ' . " \~~~t. ,,. t GOLDEN ' ANNIVERSARY 1967 ~tttlt• 8chool, · for apJ)(Jintment Phone 992·2661. I ' w..h Undtrn~ STOP IN ·· HONDA SAUS & SERVIa BIDNIOPntlo :.•·, NICES1 PEO .., lkl CALL DICk RAWLINGS, : R1wlings Honda 5aln w~ 2·2151 •· •" MIDDL_I,OR1 OHIO Businen Servicelc_ . '· ~IJTOMOBILE ID!W'I!lee beoD c.ocelled7 Lost your oper1~ or'o licenser Call WY M916• • 1.1 tfe o' 1 0011.00. Elm St., Raci ne, 0. POMEROY - I story frame Wr qui ck sale. Ph. 949-2211. (aluminum and permastone), 2 2 3te 6 rooms (3 bedrooms). bath, basement, large lot. $7,90000.\ FOUR ROOM house, completeBRADBURY - a cozy one ly carpeted, full basement Gaifie Reltd.lnca: Galllpcjllo frame house, aluminum with TV or play room in Dam 12.1, 11.9, running· 36 ing and storm windows, 5 basement, aluminum siding, on rollers, Pomeroy • ~~~~ rooms with bath, side porcll, storm windows and doors 22.77, Pt. Pleasant 25.40, -~ level lot in 'good condition. awnings over each ' 1.86 falling, Kanawha Falis f4,,SOO.OO. permastone front, located rising, Charlestoll 20.17 · Albert M. Cox, Broler . Lincoln Hgts. Ph. 992-3872. London Dam was runnlllll a lft.l83t z 2 foot, Marmet ·was on the l!vealags m.a&S& · Winfield Dam runnill!l 3 llex 2%9 Pomeroy, Ohio 4 ROOM house with bath, two , Boat Mo\'emen.ts: 1 5 3\c_ large porch<B, lot 50 x !00, In . Oblo River - OVEC Up m=-A:-:C= R E=-~g--:oo-d,---:p:-= roductive Mason, near schooL See Ma- 5:30 p. m.; Pttnciplo up dairy farm, 83 acres tillable bel Hayes, RuUand St., Mid- 9:31i P· m.: E. P. Jones up land, remaining improved d1eport, 0. 1 30 6tp 11:5S p. m.; New M:,~·;~:~ pasture with some Umber, I up 15, 4::30 a. m,; ValleY. free gas wUh 3 producing 1porter· up 15, 6:20 a. m.; 1as wells, ample water ·able · down 16j •~* .£ 1ln.; supp!y, 2 hom'les with bath~ Marys down 17, ~:4$ 1. furnaces, 2 large bams, Duncan Bruce up 11, 7 a. 100 2 Martin sllos, milk house Ira C. Bills up 191 5:30 a. with 350 gal. Solar ni 11 k 6 RM. HOUSE 0. F. Shearer up 19, 7:10 a . rq_; tank, 3 Surge milkers with ' IN RACINE 1 Mount.in State Ill> 20. pump, other ni<e farm build- 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Coal 1m.; Mr. CriSs up 20, 3:35 a.no.; ings. Mrs. Emory Powell, I Furn•ce, y2 Basement, Neville up 21. 5:10 a. IIi.; Racine, 0. ' Z 5 ltc ' l"olio, •;, Aero Lot. Pric· ferson down 23, 12:05 cusu JoiiNSON Farm, - ap- 1 ad To Soli. , .Ed:'.~" z:~~:thd::n~ · proximately 28 acres, I mile PH. 949·31 02 from Middleport, right on a. m.; Martha S. dO'Ii!> ..., " 1 db up 10:10 p. m.; bl ...way, ~~ n_ Bra ury, 6 lluslnen SeiVicet Greenup 12 :20 a. nn. house, nice bath, hard-stone down woOO floorS~ • built-in cabinetS Am coodltioning refrigerator Charles K. down .ift kitchen, new white tile repair~ Miller Refrigeration a. m.; Mark M. up block ctililtgs · d<iwn•tairs, - Appliance, Ph. Im5447. a. m.; Rnenswood <!own storm d!M>r~, v!netia'n J)}inds, 1 31 30tp · dahl 6 p. m.; L. Fiore ·'·'"'"' large ·barn,, .ood 1llij,' cement d hi 7 25 Bu<lteyo~! bloclt buildlJia'. ·and bulldill!l AUCI'IIINI!IIR a : p. m.; fOl'tllerty· --~• ' Meldahl ....,, llo grocery · ...._..._.. ""'!'~ lier'rteo · dowti Pitt op Metaah "ilOre, latgt shed used as CMa ttra.dl"rti Elaine G. down· '-i~ld.:ilt7 'j~ carpg~ ·&ao illr...... i'lwo .. Contll<t •• River News .-- fQR SALE By Owner SINGER, Jag, monogram, buttonhole, ete. For ..le M2 or a payments each. Ph. 992-2685; All we ask is that you compare . , . we sell most of our ELNA machines this wayl Sheppard Sewing Machine Sales &Service We SOc ~" I• .;•, IJ ll!t:·: ·~!\HID f UI ci'JCKLER REAL ESTAi'E <; GET A quotatloa lrvm W .f.t~('{'~ ~ .. / ... lJl I ...~ buys 80 acref' s,, mlles TER INSURANCE AGENCY , lrom Chester or Ramne. 55 lJ'IC. before reuewina your acres for cultivation, rest MOI!i!!l!r:"H'In ,ofM~k' home , auto insuranee. We ,may a-t in pasture and woods, good 1 1arge lot, close to school, able to save you mo11ey. ; room house with cistern and church, and post office, wot1ld1 a 2 rc well - barn, shed , corn crib, consider land contract, milk house, chicken house, a 000 down. G.I. loan, no down pond and 2 springs in pasture. payt,Ieno. Ph. 992-5221 or Business OpportunitY POMEROY - EXCELLENT 6 write box 77, MinersVille, 0 . ' room frame ranch, 3 bed2 2 6tc COIN OPERATED yend~'1 rooms, bath, built-In kitchen, - - - - - - - -- route in Pomeroy. Contact r. earport, oak flooring, approx- 10 RM. HOUSE, 2 baths, 5 Ebersbaclt at Hotel M~ a, Imately I acre of ground. 111.res ground, out bui ~din~~·i,,: l Pomeroy, 0. 122 30\p ... a l·S only "1 town and 7 DAYS A WEEK Real Estete For Sale . QUICK, CONVENIEtn' ECO.NOMICAL _ : Rt. 7 Cl1tthirt, 0. Real Estate, ~h Of Which Required Heavy Financing. Get Out of the C.f" 'For Ph. 367-7591 We Sold Wei Over Six Hundred Thousand Dollars Worth of You Don't Havellr;: ROOM HOUSE, bath, 1\!:ADY -MIX concr.ot. .litH menl, storm doors and wim!- i e<l rlghl to your projet\ OW3, See Edison Brace, and easy. F- e o ' : IJS'I •PAC..E, ore in. Free cme, · or phone 949-2304. Phone 99'.t-'t9u··• gJ"- , · · ·equipmerJ\ with each '67 A2 --. •• paehe sold before March 3!, ·r======~5...::;12,::tc~~ Ready-Mi% Co., Middle..;.., ~~ 1967. Roush & Lyons Camo- j Ohio. I 10 1 REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE L . aT ' I ' H 1 ' St M m • rai ers, _ or o~ ., asSEWING Ilia~ repair on, · W; Vll. ·· 1"10 tfc j House lor sale in Middleport, flee, aU maket. \V~ , 1 2 story frame, ceramic tile The Fabric Shop, GOOD, clean. lump. egg and bath, wood paneli n g in kitch· A tho 'zed en wi1h stainless sink and u rt Singer· Sale. .11iHf Oil treat•d i!Oker coal. Pea"' d i.tlposal, 1 bedroom and din· Service. 1 - ....; --· . M - . ~ co·at Co., I block !rom 1n,g room paneled, wall to traffi~ light in Cheshire. 0. wall carpeting in living Ph, 367·7526. 12 1 tfc room, dining room and stair. Insurance W3Y, central beat, stGrm · Rail Estate For Sale windows, in,..la!ion. close to BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING . (J ' Sale IJ;.DRIYE-THIU~.: . CAR WASH -~: ,. Re•i !:state For _ __ __ ....:.._c___:_,_l - - o. ministration, And The VetiraM Admiilistration. Last Year .. Phone 949..3144 Por A Stlect Time Phone 992-39M or 992·23'95 Pom•i-oy, and Loans, Federal Housing Administration, Farm Home Ad· /. . . ' ly Appointment Onlr HEATING lo AIR CONDITIONING F.or Sale On Page 20 FOR RENT MODERN 3 bedroom home, built-In kitchen, attached PltoDe «1-11116 garage. In town, $85 mo. D. o. WOOD, Realb>r Call Wiseman Agency, 446- IN CITY 6 room home lot 3643, Evening 4!ll-3786. 8-tf 42 x 170, bath, part b.;.ment, 1 BEDROOM fornished apart- gas heat, close to bus ment. Ph. !46-3671 after 7 tlon, $6,000. p.m. 27-6 SMALL 60 A. diaey farm, Services Offered A. farming land, -1> A. T.B. ""'-~well watered, near Vintoo: ~;;.~"; REESE Bulldozer aDd back· . hoe service. Ph. 367-7560. LARGE double dwelling First Ave. City water, sew'erl large lot, property runs "' The Wondurus Hommond Org•n lAKER & SEYFRIED I ' p.IIL Phone 092-2143 Pomeroy. 0 . f'rom tbt Lar~est Truck (n 8ullduztr R.adJatur To Tbe Smallest Heater Core. 1 pr du•l wh.. ls 1 pr tttr reduction whHI1 1 pr e.tenslon ults DIUON AGENCY both coaru, tn an area of maJl.'P lake~ that t.u e~eo Mll!enWil public .ervlce, wbe"' rou caa U•e well Qll • modest ~tlreDient Income. ComparaUvely low taxe.. For col. (lr brochuru write to: CHAM BER OF CO!DIERCE. ST CLOUD, FLORlDA. 32768. HAllEY DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES RADIATOR . SERVICE " U bn, Office _ . lent condition. Ph. 2.56-6!M7 . ; NU.L remove your dead horses, cowl and mules. Call ,• '• In INCLUDING surface unit and oven and loads of cablnets3 bedrooms, full basement, paneled and air conditioned. Play room, Ideal children's neighborhood.. All this and It is 4 years old in excellent con. dition, priced for quick sale at $14,500. S•le or Trade r,"""""'""'="""7"""""=' ' - .. --. . Dead Stock 1957 BUICK Century. Removed Free . thiS three BUB.T IN KITCIIEN 4949. I Neil B. Clark, H.P . Thomas Mills, Sec. I we u.ean. 79 Febr~•ry '• 1967 Business Service~... ' J CENTENARY NEED a home with all the luxuries? We have it and for 8 lower price than yoo could Imagine. See this five room home and you will see what Chapter Monday ' ' tNFotMAJION IN TOWN HOME ON FENCED LOT THREE bedrooms and play room, paUo and usable attic. PrlcOd at $13,0011 . lOth, 8 a.m. to 3:4> p.m. V. SOMEONE to care for F . W. Auxiliary. 30.3 invalid gentleman, 61 old in their own home or live in. Ph. 446-1500 or R. A.M. • ., . \NT AD < ;. QUIET NEIGIIBOIIJIOOB NEAR TOWN SEVEN room home with twq fireplaces, full basement, carpeted Hving room with 3 bed· roorru.. AU this and more for $19,900. 31Hl 'j!,======== ,~,.-R,_U_MM_A~G-,E-sa-le-at_V__-F-.W-. Hall~ Help Wanted rear, 134 3rd Ave. Feb. 9 and Galli pol' r 25 LOCUST STRI'ET YOU CAN HAVE AN ELECI'RIC kitchen, wall b> wall carpetizli, ralsod fireplace and curtains & drapell ol 3. and-!U>IIJ At11 dllldr... llril 2 IJlCill "Ullton . ·~ _.. lad of .. •IIICiftiUlJ -eaUtd mlddlwg... y ....... 4581UJbll< ...... .... C.JI': ........... .., .- u..- • Rul Est1te For Sale NIBERT & ASSOCIATES .' .,. IUNI'tM .._ • • I ••d.·.... '!:::,;,'-'b!~b!t~· ..t~!t~e~'rl Would'lea ' fl*r lor all tiio , new Jll&hw_afr l'lf. ,. .'so·,,erlil b~ ·-;;;.;s;·~~~~~~ I~ ._ ~=!IP • 1 ere 1 �.. . . I · ~--~~~~~~---------- ~~~}l'b;;e:Sund::~·1~'niii~-:~Se~n;tlM~I,~Sund~:·1:tF;:tb:·;'·~l:D&:7:.::... IN OUR TOWN a Say5 NOBOOY- IUT NOIODY WIU MAKE YOU -·---....~-!.. ~,:__ \ "* For~'--- ·- .... Y· OICJt 1liOMAS 66 ·- $2495 66 ,_rs, • ; '' -. I • - I . ' ' -• . •• • ' • ·~ '.- f". ' ' ··'' II ° $2195 - Visit Elberfelds in Poi'Jeroy This Month. · ' Are Having Our 8ig Sale of luggage in the Drapery Dept. on the 2nd Floor~ ...,.,,u,. $2495 • • I w, " VOlt on ......... • HOUSE, $ """"'· blsemonl, JU ~. on l ~. -~~~ Wo 11ft IIUI!den ~ .... ....., lpl. l\ollta !5 near lbilr· man, 0. ~ lb>rt. ~ .... Hn<poo• "'""la.cet. IUb· ""' Elo<Uie. A former Gallipolis mldeot, Sgt. Richard ~ - Cam~ POLLED, Hereford Bun. RfCIJOI.l ltGww .. .,....,.., .,.,.por Headquarters Company, !96th Infantry Br~gad,e 1 ts istere<i, 3 yrs . <>!d. Ph- ~ r,•;a. anUable. f'e&IJOflabttll in Vietnam, statioDed at Tay Nlnlt, 40 miles S2:it. iltt.l ,.101 LL luldt Spoclol oloo lor -Pint or 'lV VI, P.S. A ..... Saigon. IIOUSETI{AIL'ER, Sl' r 10'. .. ... ~in. ~ . >ourly dol Lots of readers will remember Dick· Campbell, who See LlilTy Drummond, Caot :::~ gnduated from Gallia Acade my High School io 1962, I>' or - y """· I'll. .,. · »3 ns 1 member of IM Blue Devil Marching band for four dlll's Troll~~' Court. Ply. Fu..., Ill, Ho... top, VI, P .S. P .I . ~ A Cappella Choir for three years, the Madri- RUGS A sish1! Company ooilla hro years, and he was a member of the GARS tng? Clean tbem right wltb maclline or Vacwm e!eaner, Auto, 10.000 Milot . . tum. Blue Lustre. Renl an el~ and 011 -10 ·-' ·-ice n.,n •us quite • slorv, in a recenl issue of the MiY " •- - • Che¥. Bel Air an>i Honid. Miami. Fla ., about a group of 120 Vero shampooer $1. Farmer's Halj-1 paris, also instrucUon, •"'Y Stodan, VI Auto. h led d ware 10-4 payments. You gel lllls at 1 0 some· · Sheoo•rrl Sewi" '· Machine Ser· Beach, Fla. high school coed5 w 0 wan P. S. Sharp . .... th"'g f<>l' tbo boys in Vietnam. They wefl' members of the FILL DIRT - Ph. $8U77ll. Exchangelle Club, an off. , 3o.JS 116: lsi Ave. zt.30 Chv. Bel Ai• $HI. VI, st•ndard of the Exchange lived In Vero Beach since 1963. QUALITY haf, alfalfa, mixed: WE HAVE repossesoed sewtnnt. Sgt. Campbell is a former 1 Ph days 367-7457 after S ing madlines, vacuum oleant6,00Q miles So tht girls decided !o baitE" paratrooper and drill instrur- 367:7185. ' ers. Al' in lst class condWon. Buick Wiklut (Or. ceokies and send them to Vern tor. He has been in Vietnlm ~ - :..t.... · S Sewing l'l)acb.. $lD. up. vae.. Hndtop , Cuswt'n, Beach servicemen stationed 1n sjnce July 1966. His brother 1~ CHEVROLE~ ~pass. : · uum cleaners '19.95. All guar. Factory Air Con d. Vi('{nam. They con tacted thf' i Phil campbell is also a GAHS tto~ wagon tiOO, e:oo. ~ anteed, easy payments. We Listed New 1 ~ttress Miami Herald and obtamed the · graduate and -served in t'"' e sprmgs ' di h sell nothing unless we can $5100.00 . . · A bedroom swtes, auto. s • I I names of 22 oca serviceme!1 rmy. ... h . anfqlie organ Ph service and furni,tl parts. 8ulck Wlld c:o~l 4 in Vielnam. Thanks to Mrs. Don (Made-was er • l ' . . Sbepp&hl Sales &: Service Dr. Hardtop. Nevy The names were put into <~ 1 Hnel Rees, Dick's aunt / for the ~~~· -· · ~ ~ ·81%ht Ave. Blue, P.S. box and Pam Richards, pres;. : above story. REGISTERED Herefonl Bull, ~ P.B. Auto. dent of the club. drew out the Also added sborl subjecls top condiUon, 44&-0156 afte~. G - - - -- - - - Buick LeSabrename of Sgt. Dick Campbe!l. The pa~kage arrived bearing a p.m. 2_9-3 AUTOMIBll.ES. Buy a new 2 Dr. HardtC'Ip making him the recipient of 25 return address of the Hotel St. ELECTROLUX Cleaner for sale 1967 Plyiiloutil Valliant VIOO P.SP.B, Auto. N1ce .. pounds of cookies baked by th€' Regis, New York City. lns1d'! Pl:l. 67$--4331. ' 2 dr. sedan, Stan. trans. ra~ Exchangettes to be jistribnt· i was the ~cember issue (I{ 28-6 clio, WSW tires. SmaU dowo MUSTANG V8, ed to all the_men ol the !96th 1American Heritage. In il there -- - · fi -:-·hell ...Ood - I payment. $59.80 per montb Automatic . Infantry Brigade . was an article, "A Whistle GOO<l · A rec~ntly re IRIS tb ~ includes sales t&x, interest, Cute .... . . . So the men of the 196th Bye." the fareweU to the steam- ova_i kitchen tableh '!1 AUg 1 etc. Get more - pay less at ceived all kinds of cookies boat. •.Y ith many pictures inclu,1· vmylll cover~~- alrs.Ph ..:. Gallipol)s Rambler, Chrysler 1 CORVAIR Spydt-r chocolate chip, coconut , ing the Belle of Louisville and ::~e ent co Ion. • and Plymouth, 1640 Eastern I 4 spHd, meal, even fruitcake cookies. the Delta Queen in one of their • ,,, 23- 3 Ave. Maroon . They were shipped in i annual races. ~ 28tf Che"Y . Bel Air vidual tins. Inside each tin · Whileo there was r:o name on 1964 13 ft. Catrlping trailer. Sedan, Shndard the name of one of the the pa~kage, 1 readily recogniz.. Melvin Li~e; Cheshire, 0. WANT your color films process-Trans. e1\es who baked the cookies. ed the address of the sender. O!l. 28-6 ed correctly? The"/ will be if Nice .... .. . Sgt. Campbell is the son Thank You, Very Much, Mrs. wor cleau 'i!np and OIDket you take !hem to Tawney Stu· Mr . and Mrs. H. P. 0. e. Mcintyre . I enjoyed the eool Garl ~~lnten. Ilk> dlo. Flown directly to EastCORVAIR 4 DOOR former resident s here a' book very much . . I wond"" Gnnda. 1111@ F.H ~\Ill, man Kodak Company every New dar St. His mother, Anna how you knew I hked steam.... V · · , ~~ evenin..g. Tlrel . , is a former member boats. NEW G~ DUCK 28-IO Gallipoli s Daily Tribune, (oft:4'l01JARTERS --------. A NEW ROLE FOR AN ALL l%8 2 T. <i{etlro!el 16 ft. camping trailer, same as The Camphells reside STAR - At the recent Cincin- 1965 I> T. GMC Pickup oew. Ph. «6.1924. 4Jth Ave., in Vero nati Reds' press conference m 1966 ¥.t T. GMC Pickup _ _ _ _.::_28· 3 Upper Rt.7 father is plant manager . Huntington , when it was an- 1953 lfl T. Ford Pickup Gallipolis, Ohio NEW 3 bedroom house, II> Tripson Dairy. They nounced that Pete Rose , two - 191it 1,2 T. lnternation~l Piakup baths, factory made kilchen, time National League· All Star 1960 \i T. Ford Pickup basement, caJ'port. Near recond baseman, was bemg 1 used Tractor Manure scbool on l.<lwer River Road. shifted to the outfield, P~te Spreader Olllo Burdette. Ph. ~said: !!Mil liT Fonl Pickup :IU "Why not, I can run fas\er t!Mi9 :y, T. Chevrolet Truolt and throw barder and farther 1956 I> T· Chevro1eI P'ck · ' up 2 yr. old Caloric gas range. Ph. than any of them?" 1 MlnneapoU. Moline Po- 44&-2592. Dave Bristol, the Reds' manUnit 28-3 GREAT ager, was there, loo. I tried to 1959 F 600 Ford Dump trade him jobs of mana·ging 1958 F 600 Ford 1166 ZIG ZAG Sewing Machine. FRI~NDI baseball clubs - my Little 1!164 1 T. lntemaUonal New. Bultonholes, fancy deLeagll'! club, the White Sox, 1960 li T. , Ford signs, sews on buttons, etc., (or the Reds. I think I almost 1.959 1 T. Che•. .OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS wllhoul cams or altachhad him sold on the idea, ur.· New 60" Rotary CUtten ments. AU built-in features. 6:00 to 8:00 til I told him : $299.50. New 8.25 1 20, 10 $38.88 or $1.25 per week. 41&"Remember Y"" golta play nylon tlres $55. Inc. Fecler1il 1639. 27-lf the enlire 15 man ~uad in ev- lax. ery game. Everybody piays." Oblo VaHey lmpl...,.,.. Co. ELECTROLUX or G. E. SweepDave has a 4t player roste" U3 Pine SL, Pb. 111 Z53! er. Complete with attachand as manager he can play Member Feder• I Resent System ments. Guaranteed. the ones he wants to pJay. What ever noticed how closely ~mbtr F.D.I.C. Caah or 5 paymenls $5.00 per spot to be in! Of" course, it O'Neill, the Rio Gt·ande POMEROY, 0, week. 4411-1639. 27-tf would be difficult to hav~ to men's official scorer, ~~~::~1 play 4t men in one g a me, bles Rod Taylor of the ci though. Rod, 1 mean Mike _ is a HAY for sale. 3 yearllng callie. omore al Rio Grande College. Ph. 367"7571 · youlle's from Newark. · IDEAL BOOKKEEPING SY· STEMS. Easy, -simple to use. All government requirulent9 A BETT£R DEAL • • _!ice, 66 $1995 ., 30-i / ~-- $2595 " 65 * . $2095 65 , $1995 65 64 $1195 62 $795 63 $395 SMITH BUICK CO. THE FARMERS BANK 1 ( ~ 0:: $1795 I THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ··poco NISH'r, OL' PAL ... ~E ·,. . ... .... ' .... ' . ! ... .,. ., ... .. .;..' '.' . , •I· . .,. ' featurrnq .·· . iors witli Vlnylone scuffproof coverfng. Fasbion colors: White, . <lhmoal;.l!li!t, . . Rep, . Gr~en.• · ~~ . , ~· .-1. ·t· I, ~: .JJ " • .·~).. ' . ,. · . . f • <. ' ' ,· • ".1" .~~ · ' r,ltii\· .. • .~ •· .fl.. ~- ·', f". ~.~ ... .. . .. ' ' i ' .•' . . 25" PULLMAN - Regular $29.95 .:._..';·,..:....---··_· _ SALE . $~~· ·28" PULi.MAN - Reguler ·$3us ·~· ,SALE $2..95 ·\Bernard Walbclt I port. ~ c. w. Grif111 rammed" t=~~ ;elted on 16" TOTE- Regular $13.95 -·-~---'----­ SALf $H.25 • MEN'S - Colors: Olive Brown - Ch1!toel ' ,, ' 25" - 2 SUITER - Regular $32.95 _.._'- - - - •SALE $27:50 25" - 3 SUITER - Regular $34.95 • · 'SALE $28;95 t AJ.TACHE ;~ASES, Charcoal, .Brown ':·•SALE $~LE $6.oo $10.00 $17.95 ~~S- SALE $16.QO ,_,f $19.95 CASES_ SAl,E .$18;00 $2us·'cAS&s _ s•u $2o.oo $24.-95 CASES- SALE.. $22~00 . . -·~ ·J Tan with lawn trim, deluxe mod· el, wheel covers," radio, wsw tires, padded dash, outside mirror, back· up ligh ts and more. Sale $2267.69 '67 CHEYELLE WAGON CONSOURS Wbite with gold trim, radio, auto· matic transmissi on , tinted wind· shield, wheel covers, rear window dellectors, power rear window wsw tires, V-8 motor, and more. ' Sale $3138.25 '67 IMPALA SPORT COUPE conditlon.in~, power steering, power brakes, tmted glass, corner· ing lamps, anti spin re-ar axle tilt steering wheel, W!tw tires and' ma· ny more extras. Air radio, undercoat\ lighting group, tinted windshie d. wheel covers, back-up lights, windshield washer nnd more. Sale $2408.49 '67 IMPALA '67 CAMERO SUPER SPORT CONVERTI&LE Maroon with all white vinyl bucket seats, 4 speed trans., V·8 motor AM &. FM radio, special instru: ment6, w.11w tires, bumper guards, strato bead posts, posi.traction axle, Red with white top, white bucket seats, automatic transmission, ral ley !port pack. deluxe interior trtm, wheel coven, center console, plus lots of oUter extras. Sale $3170.58 Sale $3112.20 '67 CAPRIU '67 CHEVEW rear seat speaker and more. Gold with black trim, hydramatc Sale $2870.93 axle, 327 V-8 and lots more extras ~ Blue, automatic transmission, wsw tires, Sale $4750.06 Red wlt.h all viny) trim, radio , rear seat !peaker, standard trans· ~i i!isjo n , V·8 motor, wheel covers. wsw tires, undercoated, power lteertng and many more. EVERY CAR IN STOCK AT A DISCOUNT '67 CHEV. NOVA ll Vielnamese second slage, lily tD diacusl !Ole in South llllrd lltld filial ' negot1a1lona iitU oeUiemeul 2 DR. SPORT COUPE trans., tilt steering wheel, power steering and brakes. stereo tape player, AM·FM radio, posi-traction Sale $3469.79 4 DOOR V-8 Gold with fawn trim, automatic transmission, wheel covers, radio, undercoat. wsw tires, outside mir· ror, padded dash and more. Sale $2564.05. SHOP US PICKUP TRUCK AND SAVE Sale · $1918.57 Coal, Skidmore Foster. Cool Co., 123'>1 Pine SL «464'1113. 11l·tl ILL 1YJ1eS of buDding lab, l:lloolt, brlcl:. sewer ptpe, lriltdowa. Unt.eta. etc. Claude Wbtt.ers. RID Graude, 0. Cll THE " ma..,.. ... The ahe)v,~ . "''"""· ."1'"1' reservoirs o~ oU, monda, 'bill tD exploit !he$! divers would luiVe _tq:, the ocean to • depth1 feet . 'ROMINQI ' ' Bees bave ·a fl\tllli;lll ;p~itp\ tor !hal enables • l'll:ed direction SUD'& hiVL p!Jiitlon aa' ae•IUI- bv, Jra;eala.k . O'Neal ci-I.OPPING !:bG~. 0~\\1~5, Coal Co., Cbesblre, 0. BENEAtH 'ftiE SEA . If he could . wOrk '.irel'ly' ' .tbe . conUneil~ .illelves, ·. could increase hlo doinaJD; an area nearly ,lite .'. 1-\ $-Sl21 afler II. COAL for sale. Lump, egg, ,.. Iter and mine. nm. Peacock ' '67 OIEV. i TON White. deluxe beater. rear Pumpers, oulslde mlttor padded dash, backu_p lights, windshield wasben, 2 opeed electric wlpetB. lressea. Rice and Corblo Furniture. 111-U 'l1RED of carrying asbeiiT Try our West Vtrginla Chllllk SINGEB ·Sewing Madline 'Ill · beautiful ma~le, floor model cabinet. Machine doeJ palotern and general sewlllg. Pay o!'l I paym01111 of $5.80 , per monllt. Call . t464125. . 2H COMPACT · Vacuwn Cleaner. Altachmenls <oem used, for over t200 wben new. 12 pa~nls of $6.40 montll. Call ~- Wasltinito• lteral discw· 01- HOLIDAY SEDAN <. ~; · 23-12 '67 OLDS. '98' c .. was said to be -DESKS - equipment Simmons Prinllng and Office Equipment. Ph. 4411-139'1. 26-tf '67 CHEY. BISCAYNE ... _., 1 ~ 22" COMPANION- Regular $21.9S _ __...._~- - SALE $17.95 $7.95. ~~s-s $11.95 C45ES _ ,) tretk ., ·•.' for businesses, services, farmIng. FILES - ,' CHAIRS .. Steak tillle. ' . J SAtE>$1:5:9$ HAT .] . : ,'~ ' , . - SA~'i'''$).5,9J 22~' WEEKENDER- R11gular $19.95 ....;i..::.li..l_.-..._.~-'-'_·_·___...~ s.ALJ $1:5.. 15"TRAINCASE-Regulu$19.95 . 1f~ BOX -·ReiJul~r $19.95 ' .' , - .'· .UNI-MOLD .AIRWAY LUGGAGE: "'j .SIYJ:d'fo' 'Men an~ Wol)'tell. Rugged - Fibe~glas reinforced - · graceful . . . • 1{01) IN :rHE MORN lNG ... .' . .., . ~ A~I--Less:lO%. . -·,,' , '\"'····.;. ~ ' I ' Trabi Ca~es, ,15" AND ~.~~: ..t•"'- ., �.. . . I · ~--~~~~~~---------- ~~~}l'b;;e:Sund::~·1~'niii~-:~Se~n;tlM~I,~Sund~:·1:tF;:tb:·;'·~l:D&:7:.::... IN OUR TOWN a Say5 NOBOOY- IUT NOIODY WIU MAKE YOU -·---....~-!.. ~,:__ \ "* For~'--- ·- .... Y· OICJt 1liOMAS 66 ·- $2495 66 ,_rs, • ; '' -. I • - I . ' ' -• . •• • ' • ·~ '.- f". ' ' ··'' II ° $2195 - Visit Elberfelds in Poi'Jeroy This Month. · ' Are Having Our 8ig Sale of luggage in the Drapery Dept. on the 2nd Floor~ ...,.,,u,. $2495 • • I w, " VOlt on ......... • HOUSE, $ """"'· blsemonl, JU ~. on l ~. -~~~ Wo 11ft IIUI!den ~ .... ....., lpl. l\ollta !5 near lbilr· man, 0. ~ lb>rt. ~ .... Hn<poo• "'""la.cet. IUb· ""' Elo<Uie. A former Gallipolis mldeot, Sgt. Richard ~ - Cam~ POLLED, Hereford Bun. RfCIJOI.l ltGww .. .,....,.., .,.,.por Headquarters Company, !96th Infantry Br~gad,e 1 ts istere<i, 3 yrs . <>!d. Ph- ~ r,•;a. anUable. f'e&IJOflabttll in Vietnam, statioDed at Tay Nlnlt, 40 miles S2:it. iltt.l ,.101 LL luldt Spoclol oloo lor -Pint or 'lV VI, P.S. A ..... Saigon. IIOUSETI{AIL'ER, Sl' r 10'. .. ... ~in. ~ . >ourly dol Lots of readers will remember Dick· Campbell, who See LlilTy Drummond, Caot :::~ gnduated from Gallia Acade my High School io 1962, I>' or - y """· I'll. .,. · »3 ns 1 member of IM Blue Devil Marching band for four dlll's Troll~~' Court. Ply. Fu..., Ill, Ho... top, VI, P .S. P .I . ~ A Cappella Choir for three years, the Madri- RUGS A sish1! Company ooilla hro years, and he was a member of the GARS tng? Clean tbem right wltb maclline or Vacwm e!eaner, Auto, 10.000 Milot . . tum. Blue Lustre. Renl an el~ and 011 -10 ·-' ·-ice n.,n •us quite • slorv, in a recenl issue of the MiY " •- - • Che¥. Bel Air an>i Honid. Miami. Fla ., about a group of 120 Vero shampooer $1. Farmer's Halj-1 paris, also instrucUon, •"'Y Stodan, VI Auto. h led d ware 10-4 payments. You gel lllls at 1 0 some· · Sheoo•rrl Sewi" '· Machine Ser· Beach, Fla. high school coed5 w 0 wan P. S. Sharp . .... th"'g f<>l' tbo boys in Vietnam. They wefl' members of the FILL DIRT - Ph. $8U77ll. Exchangelle Club, an off. , 3o.JS 116: lsi Ave. zt.30 Chv. Bel Ai• $HI. VI, st•ndard of the Exchange lived In Vero Beach since 1963. QUALITY haf, alfalfa, mixed: WE HAVE repossesoed sewtnnt. Sgt. Campbell is a former 1 Ph days 367-7457 after S ing madlines, vacuum oleant6,00Q miles So tht girls decided !o baitE" paratrooper and drill instrur- 367:7185. ' ers. Al' in lst class condWon. Buick Wiklut (Or. ceokies and send them to Vern tor. He has been in Vietnlm ~ - :..t.... · S Sewing l'l)acb.. $lD. up. vae.. Hndtop , Cuswt'n, Beach servicemen stationed 1n sjnce July 1966. His brother 1~ CHEVROLE~ ~pass. : · uum cleaners '19.95. All guar. Factory Air Con d. Vi('{nam. They con tacted thf' i Phil campbell is also a GAHS tto~ wagon tiOO, e:oo. ~ anteed, easy payments. We Listed New 1 ~ttress Miami Herald and obtamed the · graduate and -served in t'"' e sprmgs ' di h sell nothing unless we can $5100.00 . . · A bedroom swtes, auto. s • I I names of 22 oca serviceme!1 rmy. ... h . anfqlie organ Ph service and furni,tl parts. 8ulck Wlld c:o~l 4 in Vielnam. Thanks to Mrs. Don (Made-was er • l ' . . Sbepp&hl Sales &: Service Dr. Hardtop. Nevy The names were put into <~ 1 Hnel Rees, Dick's aunt / for the ~~~· -· · ~ ~ ·81%ht Ave. Blue, P.S. box and Pam Richards, pres;. : above story. REGISTERED Herefonl Bull, ~ P.B. Auto. dent of the club. drew out the Also added sborl subjecls top condiUon, 44&-0156 afte~. G - - - -- - - - Buick LeSabrename of Sgt. Dick Campbe!l. The pa~kage arrived bearing a p.m. 2_9-3 AUTOMIBll.ES. Buy a new 2 Dr. HardtC'Ip making him the recipient of 25 return address of the Hotel St. ELECTROLUX Cleaner for sale 1967 Plyiiloutil Valliant VIOO P.SP.B, Auto. N1ce .. pounds of cookies baked by th€' Regis, New York City. lns1d'! Pl:l. 67$--4331. ' 2 dr. sedan, Stan. trans. ra~ Exchangettes to be jistribnt· i was the ~cember issue (I{ 28-6 clio, WSW tires. SmaU dowo MUSTANG V8, ed to all the_men ol the !96th 1American Heritage. In il there -- - · fi -:-·hell ...Ood - I payment. $59.80 per montb Automatic . Infantry Brigade . was an article, "A Whistle GOO<l · A rec~ntly re IRIS tb ~ includes sales t&x, interest, Cute .... . . . So the men of the 196th Bye." the fareweU to the steam- ova_i kitchen tableh '!1 AUg 1 etc. Get more - pay less at ceived all kinds of cookies boat. •.Y ith many pictures inclu,1· vmylll cover~~- alrs.Ph ..:. Gallipol)s Rambler, Chrysler 1 CORVAIR Spydt-r chocolate chip, coconut , ing the Belle of Louisville and ::~e ent co Ion. • and Plymouth, 1640 Eastern I 4 spHd, meal, even fruitcake cookies. the Delta Queen in one of their • ,,, 23- 3 Ave. Maroon . They were shipped in i annual races. ~ 28tf Che"Y . Bel Air vidual tins. Inside each tin · Whileo there was r:o name on 1964 13 ft. Catrlping trailer. Sedan, Shndard the name of one of the the pa~kage, 1 readily recogniz.. Melvin Li~e; Cheshire, 0. WANT your color films process-Trans. e1\es who baked the cookies. ed the address of the sender. O!l. 28-6 ed correctly? The"/ will be if Nice .... .. . Sgt. Campbell is the son Thank You, Very Much, Mrs. wor cleau 'i!np and OIDket you take !hem to Tawney Stu· Mr . and Mrs. H. P. 0. e. Mcintyre . I enjoyed the eool Garl ~~lnten. Ilk> dlo. Flown directly to EastCORVAIR 4 DOOR former resident s here a' book very much . . I wond"" Gnnda. 1111@ F.H ~\Ill, man Kodak Company every New dar St. His mother, Anna how you knew I hked steam.... V · · , ~~ evenin..g. Tlrel . , is a former member boats. NEW G~ DUCK 28-IO Gallipoli s Daily Tribune, (oft:4'l01JARTERS --------. A NEW ROLE FOR AN ALL l%8 2 T. <i{etlro!el 16 ft. camping trailer, same as The Camphells reside STAR - At the recent Cincin- 1965 I> T. GMC Pickup oew. Ph. «6.1924. 4Jth Ave., in Vero nati Reds' press conference m 1966 ¥.t T. GMC Pickup _ _ _ _.::_28· 3 Upper Rt.7 father is plant manager . Huntington , when it was an- 1953 lfl T. Ford Pickup Gallipolis, Ohio NEW 3 bedroom house, II> Tripson Dairy. They nounced that Pete Rose , two - 191it 1,2 T. lnternation~l Piakup baths, factory made kilchen, time National League· All Star 1960 \i T. Ford Pickup basement, caJ'port. Near recond baseman, was bemg 1 used Tractor Manure scbool on l.<lwer River Road. shifted to the outfield, P~te Spreader Olllo Burdette. Ph. ~said: !!Mil liT Fonl Pickup :IU "Why not, I can run fas\er t!Mi9 :y, T. Chevrolet Truolt and throw barder and farther 1956 I> T· Chevro1eI P'ck · ' up 2 yr. old Caloric gas range. Ph. than any of them?" 1 MlnneapoU. Moline Po- 44&-2592. Dave Bristol, the Reds' manUnit 28-3 GREAT ager, was there, loo. I tried to 1959 F 600 Ford Dump trade him jobs of mana·ging 1958 F 600 Ford 1166 ZIG ZAG Sewing Machine. FRI~NDI baseball clubs - my Little 1!164 1 T. lntemaUonal New. Bultonholes, fancy deLeagll'! club, the White Sox, 1960 li T. , Ford signs, sews on buttons, etc., (or the Reds. I think I almost 1.959 1 T. Che•. .OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS wllhoul cams or altachhad him sold on the idea, ur.· New 60" Rotary CUtten ments. AU built-in features. 6:00 to 8:00 til I told him : $299.50. New 8.25 1 20, 10 $38.88 or $1.25 per week. 41&"Remember Y"" golta play nylon tlres $55. Inc. Fecler1il 1639. 27-lf the enlire 15 man ~uad in ev- lax. ery game. Everybody piays." Oblo VaHey lmpl...,.,.. Co. ELECTROLUX or G. E. SweepDave has a 4t player roste" U3 Pine SL, Pb. 111 Z53! er. Complete with attachand as manager he can play Member Feder• I Resent System ments. Guaranteed. the ones he wants to pJay. What ever noticed how closely ~mbtr F.D.I.C. Caah or 5 paymenls $5.00 per spot to be in! Of" course, it O'Neill, the Rio Gt·ande POMEROY, 0, week. 4411-1639. 27-tf would be difficult to hav~ to men's official scorer, ~~~::~1 play 4t men in one g a me, bles Rod Taylor of the ci though. Rod, 1 mean Mike _ is a HAY for sale. 3 yearllng callie. omore al Rio Grande College. Ph. 367"7571 · youlle's from Newark. · IDEAL BOOKKEEPING SY· STEMS. Easy, -simple to use. All government requirulent9 A BETT£R DEAL • • _!ice, 66 $1995 ., 30-i / ~-- $2595 " 65 * . $2095 65 , $1995 65 64 $1195 62 $795 63 $395 SMITH BUICK CO. THE FARMERS BANK 1 ( ~ 0:: $1795 I THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ··poco NISH'r, OL' PAL ... ~E ·,. . ... .... ' .... ' . ! ... .,. ., ... .. .;..' '.' . , •I· . .,. ' featurrnq .·· . iors witli Vlnylone scuffproof coverfng. Fasbion colors: White, . <lhmoal;.l!li!t, . . Rep, . Gr~en.• · ~~ . , ~· .-1. ·t· I, ~: .JJ " • .·~).. ' . ,. · . . f • <. ' ' ,· • ".1" .~~ · ' r,ltii\· .. • .~ •· .fl.. ~- ·', f". ~.~ ... .. . .. ' ' i ' .•' . . 25" PULLMAN - Regular $29.95 .:._..';·,..:....---··_· _ SALE . $~~· ·28" PULi.MAN - Reguler ·$3us ·~· ,SALE $2..95 ·\Bernard Walbclt I port. ~ c. w. Grif111 rammed" t=~~ ;elted on 16" TOTE- Regular $13.95 -·-~---'----­ SALf $H.25 • MEN'S - Colors: Olive Brown - Ch1!toel ' ,, ' 25" - 2 SUITER - Regular $32.95 _.._'- - - - •SALE $27:50 25" - 3 SUITER - Regular $34.95 • · 'SALE $28;95 t AJ.TACHE ;~ASES, Charcoal, .Brown ':·•SALE $~LE $6.oo $10.00 $17.95 ~~S- SALE $16.QO ,_,f $19.95 CASES_ SAl,E .$18;00 $2us·'cAS&s _ s•u $2o.oo $24.-95 CASES- SALE.. $22~00 . . -·~ ·J Tan with lawn trim, deluxe mod· el, wheel covers," radio, wsw tires, padded dash, outside mirror, back· up ligh ts and more. Sale $2267.69 '67 CHEYELLE WAGON CONSOURS Wbite with gold trim, radio, auto· matic transmissi on , tinted wind· shield, wheel covers, rear window dellectors, power rear window wsw tires, V-8 motor, and more. ' Sale $3138.25 '67 IMPALA SPORT COUPE conditlon.in~, power steering, power brakes, tmted glass, corner· ing lamps, anti spin re-ar axle tilt steering wheel, W!tw tires and' ma· ny more extras. Air radio, undercoat\ lighting group, tinted windshie d. wheel covers, back-up lights, windshield washer nnd more. Sale $2408.49 '67 IMPALA '67 CAMERO SUPER SPORT CONVERTI&LE Maroon with all white vinyl bucket seats, 4 speed trans., V·8 motor AM &. FM radio, special instru: ment6, w.11w tires, bumper guards, strato bead posts, posi.traction axle, Red with white top, white bucket seats, automatic transmission, ral ley !port pack. deluxe interior trtm, wheel coven, center console, plus lots of oUter extras. Sale $3170.58 Sale $3112.20 '67 CAPRIU '67 CHEVEW rear seat speaker and more. Gold with black trim, hydramatc Sale $2870.93 axle, 327 V-8 and lots more extras ~ Blue, automatic transmission, wsw tires, Sale $4750.06 Red wlt.h all viny) trim, radio , rear seat !peaker, standard trans· ~i i!isjo n , V·8 motor, wheel covers. wsw tires, undercoated, power lteertng and many more. EVERY CAR IN STOCK AT A DISCOUNT '67 CHEV. NOVA ll Vielnamese second slage, lily tD diacusl !Ole in South llllrd lltld filial ' negot1a1lona iitU oeUiemeul 2 DR. SPORT COUPE trans., tilt steering wheel, power steering and brakes. stereo tape player, AM·FM radio, posi-traction Sale $3469.79 4 DOOR V-8 Gold with fawn trim, automatic transmission, wheel covers, radio, undercoat. wsw tires, outside mir· ror, padded dash and more. Sale $2564.05. SHOP US PICKUP TRUCK AND SAVE Sale · $1918.57 Coal, Skidmore Foster. Cool Co., 123'>1 Pine SL «464'1113. 11l·tl ILL 1YJ1eS of buDding lab, l:lloolt, brlcl:. sewer ptpe, lriltdowa. Unt.eta. etc. Claude Wbtt.ers. RID Graude, 0. Cll THE " ma..,.. ... The ahe)v,~ . "''"""· ."1'"1' reservoirs o~ oU, monda, 'bill tD exploit !he$! divers would luiVe _tq:, the ocean to • depth1 feet . 'ROMINQI ' ' Bees bave ·a fl\tllli;lll ;p~itp\ tor !hal enables • l'll:ed direction SUD'& hiVL p!Jiitlon aa' ae•IUI- bv, Jra;eala.k . O'Neal ci-I.OPPING !:bG~. 0~\\1~5, Coal Co., Cbesblre, 0. BENEAtH 'ftiE SEA . If he could . wOrk '.irel'ly' ' .tbe . conUneil~ .illelves, ·. could increase hlo doinaJD; an area nearly ,lite .'. 1-\ $-Sl21 afler II. COAL for sale. Lump, egg, ,.. Iter and mine. nm. Peacock ' '67 OIEV. i TON White. deluxe beater. rear Pumpers, oulslde mlttor padded dash, backu_p lights, windshield wasben, 2 opeed electric wlpetB. lressea. Rice and Corblo Furniture. 111-U 'l1RED of carrying asbeiiT Try our West Vtrginla Chllllk SINGEB ·Sewing Madline 'Ill · beautiful ma~le, floor model cabinet. Machine doeJ palotern and general sewlllg. Pay o!'l I paym01111 of $5.80 , per monllt. Call . t464125. . 2H COMPACT · Vacuwn Cleaner. Altachmenls <oem used, for over t200 wben new. 12 pa~nls of $6.40 montll. Call ~- Wasltinito• lteral discw· 01- HOLIDAY SEDAN <. ~; · 23-12 '67 OLDS. '98' c .. was said to be -DESKS - equipment Simmons Prinllng and Office Equipment. Ph. 4411-139'1. 26-tf '67 CHEY. BISCAYNE ... _., 1 ~ 22" COMPANION- Regular $21.9S _ __...._~- - SALE $17.95 $7.95. ~~s-s $11.95 C45ES _ ,) tretk ., ·•.' for businesses, services, farmIng. FILES - ,' CHAIRS .. Steak tillle. ' . J SAtE>$1:5:9$ HAT .] . : ,'~ ' , . - SA~'i'''$).5,9J 22~' WEEKENDER- R11gular $19.95 ....;i..::.li..l_.-..._.~-'-'_·_·___...~ s.ALJ $1:5.. 15"TRAINCASE-Regulu$19.95 . 1f~ BOX -·ReiJul~r $19.95 ' .' , - .'· .UNI-MOLD .AIRWAY LUGGAGE: "'j .SIYJ:d'fo' 'Men an~ Wol)'tell. Rugged - Fibe~glas reinforced - · graceful . . . • 1{01) IN :rHE MORN lNG ... .' . .., . ~ A~I--Less:lO%. . -·,,' , '\"'····.;. ~ ' I ' Trabi Ca~es, ,15" AND ~.~~: ..t•"'- ., �.•• I " ... - . .. . . . . . . . . . .. ~ ~ • ~ , ...-·- ··- --..,....~~ ··- ···-- ~ -. - • • - -·- .. . . . --·-,.- - ---=--- --··-·--··-·. ,_.. ..... - . . . ~.... . ·---~-,-- .. · - ______ ..,. .... 'CAPTAIN EASY , ..,..~ .... ..,. . , ;:: • ; '1'. -.-:r · ""-~.,..,...~ . . ··-... . . ....,.-- . , _..,..,......,=·- Leslie ' • .IIVT',tllt. 66 ' l DCIIfT •• Ply. top, V8, ........ 10)100 Mile• . . .... . 66 AN'I'IIWMI'" ·O fl-tNE! Chtv. Btl ~ Std•n. VI A'l! P. S. lti1 f!" Sh•rp . . . . . ' Sed. VI, •t•N 66 Chev. Bol 41• $' tr• n•. 16,000 miles Buick Wild~ Hardtop, C~ Futory Air ( 1 • i1" $' Llsttd New $5100.00 65 Bukk Wlldc1 Dr. HardtQ. Blue, P.S. P.B. Auto. 011 1 '!HE EN61HE's I.P · $ 65 Bukk LeStb 2 Dr . Hardte P.S. P.B. Avto. Nice .. s 65 MEI8E ' AIIEAD~ AN' 111111RACKf, 'rOO! cAN'f fEE 'EM FOfl 1\IIUIIIINSO SNO'N! lCGL.UI fi.HPIH 'Til' lWIAeEc.o.M• PAIITrii&KT 'I1U. MUSTANG Automalic, c Cute . . . . . . . . 64 t11011t41HG •• • CORVAIR : 4 speed, Meroon .... 62 Chev. Bel • Sedan, St11 • Trtns. Nice . . . . , ... 63 Tlr~s j I B'UGS B'UNNY CORVAii New mediUIII day after. ''s steak ~last limt. . . .. . . . SMIJ BUICK ) Upper~ Gallipoli~. r J!emard Wa!. -.pork- .. c. w. Grtf. lid rammed H le. 'lbere W8l ' both oeh!olo ' cited '"' • THI I ~ lbe """""at J st .q I ...... ~·'loll!. w.' ~·~ '"11'1:· . wu said to be VOl: r:l•aifl'd .'lb Pile llfl/ll'i-- W'INTIIBOP '67! Tan witt el, wheel padded ~ up Hghts Sl' 'I HEY, EDDIE! ~1<e JLJ5r TJ.IE GlJy' I WANTEDW '6Se! Wi White ~ matic tr shield, ' defleC'tOJ tires, V., Sc RP.d wll rear seE mission, . WSW t.iJ lleerlnl s, •• HOW MANY FI2ECI<:l..E5 '>tXJ I-lAVE ••• "THE CL£Y.5E5r ~ WIN6. . .. ' -. . - I Wa!hlnjloo ,teral discusIll Vietnamese ·second stage, !lilly to discuss ~ ill South )blrcl and llnal I JI<IIOtlatlons :lill IOIIJemeol �• '• l ~ ...... ,.;. ........ ~--- ......... ~ ...... -.......... • ·I I • 66 Ply. Fury • . .' . J . ' • • • o ---- -'-----------· ·~ ·- --..-· --- ~- k ' -' - • c ... ...... ,... _._ .. _______ ____ __ ... ___ _.... _ ....._ , .- ·--~--- ......................_._•• ~~-~-~- · - • • • ----------- --- ------- -J• .. II~ tol>, V8, P.S. P , ~uto.,10)M)O 2 Miles ..... . 66 Chev. Btl Alt Sedan, V8 Aj)J &~ P. S. Sh arp . 1;· 66 ··r· Ch... Btl o\lr tnnt. Std. va, 16,000 miles ' t I' 'I l , ,. ~' luic:k Wilde• Hardtop, Cus Factory A it' j Listed New $5100.00 . . . 65 $ I Buick Wilde Dr. Hardt"t Blue, P.S. P. B. Auto. ~ au;ck LeSal 2 Or. Hardtc C P.S. P.B, Auto. Nice . • 65 65 MUSTANG , Automat ic. i I Cute . . . . . ... 64 i • ' CORVA" • 4 speed, Muaon . 62 Ch••· Bel , Sedan, St1 Tnns, Nice .. .... .. 63 CORVAI. New Tirf!l .... ... I i ' d mediUIII mday after- li f lw's Steak b.e last timt. • SMIT BUICK ' WW· DOt-fr'!OIJIJSE THIS PUTTY "Nil='~ 1b REMOVE THE. C:X.D WALLPAPER? Upper J Gollipoli. l WI-I AT'S MQ<ED IN UP SOME THAT CAM l' PAINT REMOVER, ACID, ,AND A SPOONFUL I j f 01= l-YE! THI .q ' .. .... '" ·-·-' . i -N· ~ ~- ,.. .' ..... .• • -#.• i ' ' ' -·· . ;:..._ ..... ,_ ... ........ ' 111 ~ ~-­ I II' ) _.. ... ' . , :.. ~·' I. : i :' ' ' .-,;- ( . i'-·· '. ' : . .. , -'.:·~- .. , . ' .. ' /·1 ' ' .. '. i•. ~~. . ' ·'···,- .. · ··'. . ..... , •• _,· • dt" • ~ . ·. .' -.r ....' .1.:,. .,...,• ' ". ~- . ~- I •. • •. .. ·. i . "· '...;,,)\ . .., -~ ; '. .. . • ~ ' ,. - . ,. J""' " J Wreck 1 by Bema~ Walstruclt a park1 ro c. w. Grlf•"" rammed II lO]e, '!be!e wao e to both vehl<>as oiled on a Qllilt ...... al �•• • • • I • ' • ·... ..... . ....... . ' • • •••• .. •. , ~-- . -"'·· ··--·· - - ------ --- -~ ---- · --------.-- - . A~to., 10.~ Miles . . . ' !' 66 ' '. I I I Chov.!lf Sedan, ll P . S. 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Auto. 65 au;ck I 65 MUSf. 2 Dr. ~t­ P.$. P.B. Auto. Nice ; , ••-I'OIW) Au tom Cute ... . .•• 64 CORY • speed, 1 Maroon . .·, • t'inaJ .4itn Made Chev. 62 Sedan. Trani. Niu . 63 CORY ~ New Tir~t . I • ..... Sft BUI( upr ' ' • ,. ,- ;·., 'oir . '\.' ' .? ' • ' t- Gollip< T I ... 1I ' ' .' !' ... ' - - .. - I ·-' ·. . I , ... , _,, .... . '67 Tan witl el, whee padded up t ligh~ ~ 'j w.' White w ma.tic tt shield, t deflerto: tires, v ..: Sc Red wU rear Sf?' mission, : WSW "' I steerlnl $' ' PANGEJ) IF X I<NOW WHE'IHER --·- ' ... I WANTA. GET DOWN 'THERE OR NOT I t.~ .. ·.' ..... .I ' . ' . I< ·• > ··~·-. . ,• 1a !!.!J .rn ,g,;:. 1:~0 c ~ <il ~ !1 "a 1> ' ~ -e ._,. . , . - - - - - - - - - " " \ "o 6 ~ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6; 1967 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • Bulc•\ 1 • ~ '· 1. i • ·o _ _ _ _ _ _.,..._ _ "l ~t) o � 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 02. February 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 February 5, 1967 cammon harrison lohn meadows schwartzwalder smith wilkinson