https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7544863b19430e84ada6e65d096441e0.pdf 8933e810a49747217bab5c885b69d5e2 PDF Text Text • • - • . . -i VI . . . . ..,~ ::.,Ill 1111 Rood - - "' .u.. . . . wASalic'J9N"(UI'I) 1 Bt. . 2 flliinll; Mro. Ta.ylor, 106 -llno Dr.; Sonclero, ~ 2 Leo -.,.., Rt I Gall(i>all~ WOllam L. Nul, Pl. iallt; Tnl' L. llolllelli, Pt. PI eo lOIII; )[Ira. P-1 vt. u~ · Ia; t.lra. - ~ · ..-o~~~ . -nl . 25 New Members s~Jnch Snow Are lnitio.ted . . Blanketing :N.rtheast ao-. Par ons to Speak Here w...-. . Discharps - fQN,IGHT and SATURDAY o-·•-1·2 CHarles EdwardaTllo onSI!oftSt., Middleport. pa{otinjr Ia now owned by Mr. and Mra. Guy Shuler. 1be EdWarda borne was rormorly the Frllllk Kanouae • .h.,,~ to 01 ................ IJ .. l"ocll "' .... " polol IDd .Pnfder." - Adm. c b 1 • ter Nlmtt.. · ' • tmts ,, f . laat , - . taar, wltld!·- Debbie Watson Frank McGl'alh SUNDAY, MONDAY ..... ..,. ........ . . . . . . . . . . T. . . . . dru...- to _,. lwalll . . - .. the . ·liDollmoa ,..." _ Coil•"' o1 o11111; ._... rrom u.s:. c..-. "' c-u.s, ....- and TUESDAY ~~oc...-3-4-S '-, ''THE HAPPENING" (Techni<oiOI") Anthony Quinn ,:t The · General's Go{d .. Mine: How·to ·Wiia a' &ttl, ,.riB Goo• •• _ v._. Peon_ bellevea_ WIIID It lllBBO to 9p.m:, a.m. 9 . Cokttuot...Siu<k!IP Well Plu- llqJply ~--·· ,. - Two <toys liter, ane ol1be tilt BE FIRST IN LINE TO SEE . :· Runts associates say there are several reai0Qa\¥by tbefae... tors lridch moved McNamaracrlticllllland-"'"r lglll' -~~tl ~ of &. ..., ,, '!: r.u.., - to oullmf~P ~1 other factors 1D tHe deteJminatlon ID keep 011 tHe job ao l q •s Jo1ms011 him, Ruskfs crlties believe t:tu¢ tbll dedlcatloo !11.11 .have become a llaHUity. THey contend that be Has become so dug into his present position oo cOl!taln Issues that be Is incajlable ol fi.,Pble resjiOIIIO to diplomatic opportunitleo. Limit. one .per custom!'lr · at this price . .. .~3 98 Hi-Fi - •498 \ ' ~ THe starr ol Meigs Counf3'. Bookmobile Service was Host to a meeting olllbracy representatives frOin Jaekson . Meigs, Gallia and Athens counties Saturday at ~ booklhoblle headquart... 1 ers . in Pomlroy •. From left, are Loretta Eblin, Mrs. Martha Jane WU11ama, Mrs. J. 0. Roedel, (<IWMr of tile bookmobile ~rs bulldlt!tl, who ~s spoelal guest Cor. the luncheoo meetlt!tl,) 1\illol Ruth Hess bead Of IJhral)l sernces and Construction Act pr~Jgramaln tbe state; Joseph F. SHubert state llbrarlon; Mrs, VBma Plkko.Ja, local director, and George Wagner. . ' ' q PICKETs IN PRELUDE EL¥B,IA. 0111o (UP!) - Some · 100 cllj -'<era plcketecr Clt;y Hall SOturclal u a prelude i'! llrildntJ : Mood~)' In • dii[IUie •OYar tile .firing ol tllreo, fellow ( emplQYe&, ' --- - ~-""tHe BallRunfamlolMro, - -·- Nollie . ~PEQAL PRISENTAnoNI - - -- ~- - . amiVersarY Salurcla:r. Chllilg married tho former ~llnfl Soong on !leo. 1, 1927, Wllon lie wu ...........W.;.Jn,cld'!f "' t11e rovOI~ l'orfiO · In northward OQOdllloo Cblfteoe warlords. tho aplnst Comnllnlst 'ftlie!"rUiaa Have .,.._ rendered ln.Kallmanlol!. - <i - ...cusedthe u~stste• VI_.,. ol ploltlng ID exte!!d Tho report said· a 'rond as "General tbe Vl. . . . . IO war IntO his klt!tl· Yal\Y&" led 1be auerrlliU, memb"ra ol tho "SaraAction Fron!M O<ll ol tile .lwtllo. ,...ran -.... man 1-.rll!d dom. UP! correspondent Roy Henl' . don last month visited a )~Qde, . eneaD\1)nl811t in Cambodia border territory which appeared ID ~ been used by Communist troojio, Tbleu _..nii.Y was rererr~~W 1D thla discovery , _ be said, "news aboot tHe Viet COOIIIIIIII . ,_, '"' •:,:~·~:::;'~~!\:= Cambodia confirmed, and I afl'lrm -·····::~~­ <I pursuit d<1l"lt!tl right 1o cou..,.,rflre bl bodlan lerriiAiry il need ) • the "'""" VIet Cong Install their· -==~ oo tbe other side ol the bi Slbanouk bas denied mUnists were using tho thlnlr patralltd border areu ' ol 'lllil ""'*' !II 'i'bleu new. -~ mllltar)' acadeln)r'ln Dolol. · 1111 remarks ""'" lmmedloteimuiOilolCurt ' ' FORD LAY~ " . LOIIAIN, Olllo (YpQ ;.. ..... RUTlAND _..ctloct --r::.l .. =:.'$ t:!J.*1 a IQOII'I, .... = 675 Ford MotOr Co.~o $AN'K I. not laloooa tt 1:1r J1p mean tllere W!lro pW. . POMEROY . TAIPEI; · Formooa (UP!)·Naflona!lll CHine eo ' Prellond Medamo Chiang Kal-ahok <JbBCJrYOd thail' tOUt ..-a DALAT, Soctl1 Vietnam (UPD- P!'e•ldem NB<!I'O• van Tldeu · sened Dotlco SsturdBY that SOUth VIetnamese troop& WOuld Invade Csmbldla If oeceoaary to JliU'IUe Commp{lli.ts ...., use tile 1111t1hc .l!EPORT SURRENDERS bol:it1c MI!OII ~ a . - r y . KUALA LUMPUR. M,i&YS!a 111e warnJrw came teas thaD a .(UP!) '-~Jakarta rOported week oftor Piince Norodom ~ lli8t JDOrCI tllon 340 ~ · tile Camllodlan chief • graduatlen cere- I& ,u. - - POMEROY . N~TIONAL Trst.Y. OB.'IERVE ANNIVERSARY Cambodia No Hideaway eountp-. Due to the"'-rri(erost shown, the paintings of the late lJaisle :saunders "llt De IIIIOWn agam next week. -·1 GE1S HIS DEER POMERoY - niwlit Lellllolt oj; Crown cy.y, formerly oi MOJ,o CocinO-,Idlled anelgbt-polntlolclc . JOIN OURS NOW ' ' · Thien .Advises Enemy ' .. .- , "~ · · Steri!Q . Limited quantilies Volumes 4 and 5 also available at $1.00. :.WHIL,E THEY ' u. Pol•·~ arB not lrolbli"' tbe !!"!'' relal'y ~-;:'DHu' belletetbl¢ tbe dur'j,.dliCii )leo In Rusk' a 'eo· tromo ~c~pn totbe Presldeut and to hi~ job; wblchponnlts him $ Ad~itiona!' albums ·CtUB!. . ' At --ftNYS TOYLAND . SUNDAY, Dece ber 3 3 P.M. to 7 P.M.' HI-FI . cHRI8JMA8 · CLAU$ YO ' ' HOSTS SANTA 1J Dak To was on. WHen tile battle came. tile ADierleans were readY. · OR . . J>l"'i1lem... _...._. battalions coatoelements 01 the 32nd Reclmlllt oo a ri<l&ellne west ol llak To, )1st wllero tho dlfector said 11\ey .WOuld be. The battle 1:1r Middleport ome,.....cy overburdening the· budget,.. . come next YLile season: . . . N- ond . Clle Dl'rialoi> IIQIIId tranoportod Marlo Wb... . illo7' wbl<h .bad neYer before used In tile Central m~ delayed It to · tile 5th ... 6th. Vtetnameeo o!Dcero poolt. poabed tile lnfortnatloa, bul Peers' statf decided It wu UblrQH lntelllgenee beeaile Jt 10 closely coincided with !hot Plhored b7ll.S. IDtelllpnce. · Family, Furnishings For, Your \olome and ,Gifts For Ev~~~· ()n Your list. · · ~ · CHOICE .OF STEREO · for avoiding ' · . ........ 1 the lrl!laporl ol 801110 rocket&,. ShOp All Day.:.Ait Over The-store--Weori~g: Apporel For Y~r '· too to the Gallipolis Medical Center for medical treatment THur~ nlgbt When oho b&. came W at her home near the Gallla-.Melga Uno. • ector .Had Hard Information A new 1Z·inch L-P custom Re~ordlng faa.turilil ··. Jack Jones, Roberta Paters, V~tnna Choir Boys and the Fireatona Orc~estra and Chorus. SQUAD .. CALLED THe :coo- inou&ur- ol ~ ee Van Tbleu In SoiiPI. • I oldlot - .lui Satu,rday-Store Hours .• • • • ol !lve diU*n~-o~d -~"'the wiUIIJII • Eliea the .........ue to v~ ho 1110~ Spol1molt. • deelored ldT be mlliil .De Cloordt. He aoned 11 ., o11ar .... • not ho ablo to _,. ..... 11. Jcnp W . _ olst.; be , - pillle .....,...,.: beeMlBO ol odvii!Cial ..... Loal1 JCI!O 10. • F - !;oilolt Ia \1 Bul be did DDt 11Yo1CI bopo Bam JfO)' 4 18tt 1D .tile tile 10IJI1C Spellnw! ... ho WOuld, oftor all, molco roclamlnoatl7 Pr,i;IIMI ""'" ~or1n the ellll• ol !Jil,.. tile trip qiola tldl ,_-, Wb11maot, )(ua., It WIL ...... tlutt be deelll f • Otto ol ~ _ . "FI"!I1k" • '\lelltDan W11 tile enter tile priol!d>Jod, • r ...., , ., ... ·• ....... -- .......,,. . _....,.Jild6 ~)... Q .' \...,~.,. SUNDAY, DECEt"SER 3, 1967 • ...... , i • ·Shopping Center . SET .OF 4 CANAPE TRAYS THe public Is IDYited to attend a eoon dog fteld trial to be held at 11 p.m. ~- Signa to tho locatloo wiU be placed on Route 124 at L11111ovBie. THo event Is being sponaored by Gillenwater andooo • . MILLIONAIRI" {Tectmlcolor) -·· ·E1Mr1elds: In Your -'.(hristm·.a·s TO 1968 CLUB MEMBW' FIELD TRIAL SET RaQuel Welch · "T.t.MMY AND THI . - .. "FREE property, • 1'FATH0Mff {Tecbni<oiOI") Tony Franelosa ' lhiJ 1• Wualter r------------------_;1 None. MEIGS- THEATRE ' ' •~A •• .. . ~ I Today'• 'J'bou«bt • Death Tal{es Cardinal · .P\:'ltman . • ·/ , ' • • . back in Ume as 30 mllllon ye&riiiO• · Joey BlaHop Sllow1 Atcor41!1t 1o tltt ,.._ Blake, lluttord; RbciQ< J, SlurJo1ut turned 1n 111 .,.,elle!!1110r- pll!1o<l 1>1 ~ """ ad · - • _ .. ..,. II 11 geon, Henderllllt; Jelfrey L.lfucl.. ~~ with two numbero, tllio ro!atlve)f ofltlo "' lllln .,. 11 ~ o D son, Henc~&rson; Mra. Elmer . · "TIIoy Catl"'bo Wind Marla" rond lor ot. IPH and 1n111 ::;....,.,. tlr!!l .._ 1D . . Woh,.,, Mlddlep>ri; Mrs. Flor•'If Ever YO. Should Leave Me" a IIYIDll' ehlmp ..... llad ...,..,.. voklp, • ence L Foster, Oak HUI: Mrt. Mrs. LayDo wu also plcl<ed "' ed 1be vUa1 oblllQ' 1D tr,..ol 11 11 not _ . - Clle .,;uta &bble D. llomlll<J11d0 Rt. 2 Wellby 111o television cameras be- · ~11\e foreBII ol Ida time and 111o ehbnp are -·~ cliooston; Tommy L. T)'erett, Jl.!p.. - · John'o two numbers, . In b ol food by iwlniiDI est roloiiYes. ......,. -:t'ito~ ley, W. VL; MJ-s. Amoa JohD.. • ba Jolin In from ranch ID branch. 1be olbomln moloeulu, son, Rt. I Kitts HUI; C11JIIda !On)- "' :you n seen THo evoJI!IIonaor c I o • k "" aod c~o are no c_.loeoeH several Blg Behl l!bowo at tHe Which tho authors baeod lllolr ileler- tbal1 eithoo". 11 to .,...• .L. Hill; Rt. I R~. BmTHS Meltll C..... Fair, He carried eonclualOIII II .-rum alliWnln, I ~lila Ho1Jr!¥ood, CA!If., qpear., eommm proteiD con~~ •.or Mrs. Robert A. WriQI', Kanau,.. ' ga. aon, 12:49 .P.m. Tlalred&Yi . anee very weu - to say the least. blood. There la. they sild. an Mrs. SlaJ>ley R. 'BelvUle, Che.a.; . e:rtremely .. elose" resemblance ire son, 4:33 p.m. Thurlday. DUE TO THE GREAT Interest - - the aerum~s 1of ' ~ DISCIIA1!GES o11own In tbe weekly srt l!bow ol people ~ :;,.~ oubotanc:' TnatY - fl¥o -Club · worolnlInto""" t!le Lalin · Mrs. Francis Burnett, Mrs. the P<lmero,y National Bank, the ~.: th~ _ . to evolve ~-~ m~ ~~at • Ronald E. Etcue, Gary l'allon, works ot the tate Mias Daisle in Ume 88 do the creatures ol meetlel: In tbe bomo .ol Mra. Mrs. Vaughn French, Mra. John Saunders ol Middleport, will be t<hlch the:y are a port, Sarl<;h GUIDon, Benjamin F. Guo,;Mrs. Nellle Parker·. • Each me"D'H' na t a k e n Wlllle Hale Mra. Joe J. Her· dloplayed opbt all ne>t week. and WUoon said. aid Jolvl W, Ingalls, Mrt. WUSome 45 poiJtllnKs - all f_r_om ;>o, by gauging thlo process ~ - · C11111Ued, "'I h o Twelve Ltlborl vi Hereule1.•• 11.,;, F. Johnson, SllerrJ. L. Kinbomes, sebools !lJid libraries · naird Mrs. Martha F. Miller, Tile J110!Jiherl ate IJn. 1hrouilbout tHe coun13' - done by By Unlled Preoo International da Baer llowvd BaHr, ·Jiiillce Mrs.' Alma Sblllet. Brenda K. the late Miss Saunders and mw In Wa.aldDgloo It ........ BO Baker Nancy ~ !lisSmith, Robert H. 1'1Ylor, StanhanglJw In prominent places are hard all tile -ormen wont sell, yn;.; Borin& ley Thacker, Mrs. Erne at H.. · D~." home. · lag, Dale Rick -~ Tilley, WUils Varney, M r I, exhibited at tit• bank. ~ their work by Miss S . In New Jereoy ID elltltt-tn<lt ley Howard CaldWell, Yield Cole, James Oney, Susan Glenn, Mrs. btllnkei or ..... snarled tra!llc R.,;..,. Eagle, Dobra Fitch, T<!m Saunders for 1be eldllblt are Mr. Eldon E. Dennl1011 and lofaDt r r ._.., -the George Wash1D81m 1\arr JoY Kaut2, ...,..,. LaConib. daughter, Mrs. Arc:hle R. Jar.. and Mrs. Rlebard Chamber&, ~ Bridge In 11\e north ID C a p o i);j,j,i0 Meldau Rctb.Va M H I I, rell and. Infant son, Mrs. CharMiddleport; Mr. and Mrs. Charles L, MeKnigJot and Infant son. ~ Point In 11\e - · In New RHea !tlora, oavld 'Smbll, Charlea H. EYana, Mrs. Guy Shuler, York City I!IIOW Ond Icy ..,..._ los Stearn&, 1'0j"r)' .. ~!emt Pomeroy; F..dnJt. Shields, Letart A. Chapman p a r son s, ex-· tiona caused the temporary eioa- Jame• St;ilttler, ,Jean FaUs; Mr. and Mrs. Harry ecuttve dlreetor of the trustees lng o1 tile Lin<oln Tumel, tvl!tll and'Debble woo&· . Marietta Bank to · Moore, Middleporl:i the Pomeroy ot the Ohio Ubrarr Assn., will Ofllc:ctl'l oleeted .mtnil· the thousand& of """'""""" Junior lil4b School, Mrs._jaa· be one of several pest speakero up commuters. " meetlnlble- Sanclra Nowblu, Convert its Status ThUs the first mll)or IDIIWflll -.~Bamett,newl belle Winebrenner, Mrs. Hmter Saturda$ when lfbJ!~ IK!~~ I W Walke Mr nel ol Athena, •~eon. mo ... or tile Winter piDWed 1n1o tho reporter"; 'Tom hrr and ~· J. Russe l, L. • r• • and Galli& Counties meets. at middle Atlantic states rond took Stettler, HrkeNB....._.,.ms. . COLUMBUS (UPI) - S 1 a t o and ·Mrs. Cbarlea Edwards, all the head(JW'ters of the Metp Ita toll of dBid and ln)ured, Re(reohmll!ls were ...-viOd. Bank Supt. Robert M. Edwards . ol Middleport; Mrs. Margaret c..,ey• I!OokmobUe Sarvlce · Jn hampered Iron~ ·oo 1i1o The DBXt meeUnc .,..W tie held announoed Thuroda.y tlleiiJIII"O\'al Neuman. Syl;aeuae; Mills SytiU PomerQY. · grOU!Id .and ID tho ail', a n d at the 1'9")'! ol ,Jacii,O Mora. the erslon or the Flist Eberiba.eb, ' Pomeroy; Mrs. Present also Wtn be District duD1pOd 1be jp.'OateOI occumw.N Bank at Marlotla, Ohio, wayne Tumor, Rut!OJ.1d; Miss Rep. Ralph Welker; Joseph Shu- tlon of snOwfall Cor any ·NIWem. ., ... a state chattered bOnk. Barbara White, Pomel'Oy; 1be bert, state Ubrartan, and ' Mha ber doy In tile Waohln&IOO ·area ./ Edwards said tile romplotlon Middleport Public Library, Mrs. Ruth Hess, head o1 Library Ser- oln<e records were Inaugurated of the cHang&<~Ver WOuld occur Walter Ha;Yes, Mra.KatllrynMU· vices and Constntctloo Act Pro- In 1888. '· someUm:e after Jan. 1. He aalcJ it wiD be 1He first cooveralon ol lor, middleport; Miss Bernice 81"~· atJalr wiU got underW1!Y PLAN DANCE a national bank to a state charter Ann Durst, Pomeroy • at 10 a.m with a coffee hour and EtliterR Hlp School wiD spoo.. since 1963. Tllere'o 1101110 Hand • pal- wiU conclude ml<l-altemoon. A china by Miss Satmdera -now luncheon will be served at noon. aor a dane.e tbla evenlnl fol..,.,. In the Eastern-Hannan Trace owned by Mrs. Russell. Aioo In- Mrs. VIlma Pll<koja II director ~e. The ••Sound Effeetl"~l ME1GS GENERAL HOSPITAL eluded In tbe collection Is •paint- of tile Meigs Coont;y - U e emeee. Admissions - None. • lng ol the home ol Mr. and Mrs. operation. :f • NO. 44 _,.""'I r ne:,.tanaB . .,_....._ 011 ... natloowlde ceslrY .,.. "'"'....,...'Y, .. -....-~~ • ~ _._.r . and •.llll•r lwll•••l!lot.-IOII . . Aifriull•fl• Pome~ llaalnooo-. o1ar wliO Htoed 1 0 1 1 - - -. . I ,eara .,._ · ' rte4Jil tho 111!1'''1'1 Wou o'l! II'( 1/joioo• if. Ia· DID YOU ootoh JOhn WIIO ol t:~~';".:"c WJJIOII.;;;;;IJDI.. IIIt' tl ~-. Beo1otl0)'. New Ha-.-r~NI!I'IIijv. ~ C(1!llrodlda esrllor- IIIII 1!1* - • en and mOre ne~ a reaidut 'lbe , betrcs, ,IOI'lllaa.llll etls'll I• ..._.4-P U tar e~; lira. 2Av'Gail ......; ··lluold ~1!:-'~ Harlonil G. . ,. ~· . II Tee--N Apes,· ear ...... -·--IIUV-·_.. ............. lhle.1,. =-,........ Hospital. -... ... • • . ' · 1D a !Mil - • ' ID tile .truet ......._ wW . . _,, flur to lb: Willa ~- . t -- r• · �• -.;:--=----~ ­ • • • > ' . ~ • • • ) . , ......... ,. . ..... -.................... ....... ... ,.,.,... if au•.,.. Night Is p---0011• HOLLYWOOD Old Town . Flats News t as ... "· aJa.rJ•a~ .. I rr _ t ' • ' • .. ........ Jill' ., ._. 'nutrr•aw· 1 , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Opening ' <UPII clo- ' dMl llltb UDIY-.1 to mallie '-rft llulea ror ~ Bt.ra." padnlliUro-Ill the 11'1111. ln - ~ IIOLL'I'WOOD fClP!l - Kadel7n Rbuo wtll plq ~ , _ llad In -n.e Toar of the cnctet• which dan • · foolll&ll &tar 1 - ol lhe - I I ,,...., 'ltle7..-t .... ..,. "' ' CloniODd - 1 .................. . f leer kl .... & Jlllllitr• ,.,. k ckalboo'lllli,.a~IP al - · bll ( -.wt ._ OY- M)Idocillot,,.. ~It," GALLIPOLIS CO. .. MOTOR .. ' ''" U Word<tUio 7:tl U . Woawto I'IJint d VIew ••• 8 CBSNen ••• I 1 c.-muo I Tom IIIII JolT)' ' 1:• a . Goapet ~ Jubll.O I Lamp Vlilo M1 ·. 11:• - -•.111!1.,...... ' . a REEIJISVILLE .:. '!be Rlvenlew Rualy Krlder. Grade Scllool will preoeol KeMark Slnllh, Christmas q~ereUa, "Tbe Magic Kike WU100, D&rid ~ JJmChrtstmaB Bell," at the Kboo1 m,y Harris, DOnald :sarrueer. Deeembor 7 bet!lmlle al 8 p.m. Cbloamen: Mike Llrklnl,llclboncler the dlreOIIO. d Mro. Mal<- ' ert Barber Frodlb' Bloe, DaYid iDe Whitehead, ·elementarymusle ,;Cozart, Ed Gibbs, PbillipGrlfftn, iDBtructor, with room rnothenlD Bob Harrta~ steve Holter, BW charge alcoatwnuv. Tho teach- MfliiO.l'POJ)IIY, Crils ·Reed, Kipen. Mrs. ,Olive Osburn. Mra.. P1 Reed, John Smith, TerQPaullne Myero, Mro. Carol.Yn Smilb, Ranlb Slewut, Jack Franz, David Chadwell, Fnd Wella, Terr) WUSCII, BUIBuebRice and Mrs. Weber an ••slst-- anAn. 11w wllb the prosram. · · Sponlab Dancero: Nita Harrlo, The plol deals wilb Chri~., Carol Hola(JWer, Jane Bre-. Eve when Santo ""'roleepa 111111 Ro&emary Reed, llama Wolll, finds he hal not ei,10Ugl1 time lo COIIDie Roekbold, Robinllumjlbmake his l q ,iounle7 owr thD fey, Cathy Plekena,MaryBueb...,..ld. Santa'• bel-• ..U 90 anan Pamela Stewart, C«mme the uMagic Christmas Bell-1' Well~, Evelyn Ta.ylor. which in turn calle Saota'a Nancy Bartimua, 1 Balloonl· · ers tmn dlttered: countrte1 .tO.• :. J)Iarsba Kimes, Pamela Goody, help dl..,.._ Christmas glfto. · Solly Bmb, Jlllla Rood. The role d Sonia will be pli)Od IndiaD ~; '111eruallrownby Rfcky Hauber, and bishelpen I!W, Judy Holter, Joetta KrJder, are Brenda Rae, Connie lla!ley, · Sheila BucllaDan, WandiBuehonMary llarrl®!r, Geora< Pick, an, Kalll,y - Borr(JWer, llorah en's , Jaek Goody and stevie Hall- Wells, Cm!y Dalley, Brenda ber. , Bartfmus, Kay Baldenoa, Sberrl Other cbaracters irltheoporetta Buchanan, TroiA Dalley, Jean. are: ine Grim, TIHaa Reed, Vickie Swedish Children: llartJara An- Chenllor, DiaDo Evan•, KllnmJI drews,.. Riclq~r, Patricia Reed, 'l'alnln1 Barrqer, Joyce Boston, Sandra Bucbanan,Sheri Barber, Role Bartimua,Barbara B~r. Melinda Evan&, David Wells. HIIMUill, Dooglaa Hauber, Bar- . · lllcboel Smltb, POIT) · bara HOIIIeraan,JobnHender.... \' · ~~.::=::..::· Robert Pierce, Theroll Randolph, ' • Tommy Reed, James Slnllb, Jo Ellen Wlilla, Doria Lamp. a Wigal, .Jo11m1y Larklna; • Do•· Jaoki·In-..-Box: DnnaMBar- ld ·WeboJ'. tilnU&, Ham)'. COWI>Qro: S1r1on ~. Cborleo . Will be choqed llul · Mardnko, SleWII - · Ranlb will clll'erl!w will be.IUOn-iiftiio Bor!Jcc, Blll7 Oobemo, c;-... door. ' • ' HO, HO, ·HO••• ' SHALL 1·807 ') .,••• 10 . .\ · : .ITY CARD SHOP Wellstog. Man Having Wounds Tl'ellted Ch a r Ie 1 4:2, Rt. 5 well""'" -·atadmilled to Hol•or HoJi,lta1 6:30 p.m. Fflda1 llllb - - ......... allhe ehell. He ,... reported Ia lltlmetoey cmdltloo SaturdoJ 11GALLIPOLIS Franklin WUaon, terDDcm. Tho Jackoon · •• CounQo holdlnlHarcld !o!Uka, 81.home 1he - ~ Inc oc:curred. Mark Uvea ~ mlleo d Well- NO llad;clllod ...... """"' . ......-. eharp Marko a1 ~ . Salurdoy, The .. . oc:curtod IDEAL FOR THOSE SEAMLESS WAW YOU HAVE BEEN WISHING FOR. •••••• . TORGINOL- SIAMLESS Gifts For Every Of TH Fallllly JUST INl,,., "CANDL~Y(OOD" ' CANDLE STICKS PLAIIITERS - SCALES , HURRICANE ·LAMPS . 13 The Newlywed Game ... TORGINOI.- WAXLESS The strength and resUiency of Torglnol offer striking advantagea, it'1 til• mond·Uke surface offers a hl&h alo~;~ that retains Us briiUance year after year. Impervious to most acltla, alkalle!, and ltaln8, It olashel malnt~ .time, ,labor and ..pense up to 70%. Virtdlny maintenance 1ree; all It UlllallJ wqulres Js an occialonat wipe wllh a dimp 1p0nce. Allboup aenerally not affecled U'J ~piked bee!J,It II redllenUy 110ft to thelteP, FOI FURTHER INFORMATION SEI ••••••••• • •• . . Foa~Eman , &. ·Abbott COMPARE AT 8 .95 REVC.O I'RICE PRICE 13 Merv Grillln lhtll L3 Wallo Farlo 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report 8 WalierCrooklle Has 3 fixed heats. Braille· marked control. Wet~proof with washable cover. Made by Goodrich. 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I ,, HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: bring the pieces - with the written rtt;Piacement guarantee - to any Revco state. and. for just 50¢ to cover handling charges. you'll gat a brancJ..naw Revco thermometer with itS own written replacement gusranteel These thermometers are certifled hospital tested, ally to read, coma with lined plutlc screw-top case: Oral or rectal. 8 Affair L3 PaytiJa Plaee the Entire Family 1.79 EXCLUSIVE LiFETIME R~LACEMENT GUAR~NTEE! Revco Quality "Red Line'' FEVER THERMOMETER 3 Hallmark Hall d Fame 8 Anlb'.Grlllltb Sbow' 18 The Feloay SQuad P•r FAU&WINIER ci.OCIS MANNI9UINS thru "nie ' ehristmu Shop .. 57¢ 8 Novle L3 ABC WOekend News 13 taaues and. Answers Don't Fora•!! To BroWse REVC.O COMBINATION SYRINGE :.U,MICS· ' \' $344 CASCO HEATING PAD 3 New• Picture 8 Capital Newo Central 13 ABC S<apo . PAINTS I lqQICS PICTUIIS. PLA9UIS . . CANDID · 4-0Z. BOTTLE s:• 13 News STAno...Y •. ...... 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ACHES ' AND PAINS WITH THE SAVINGS YOU POCKET AT REVCO EVERYDAY DISCOUNT PRICES! 8 ~aiUfo 2:• U Goa-= HarJnon.y Boys ' ( 13 Evei-;ybody'o Talkq U Oater Lillllto '' ~ings! •••• 3 AFLFootWl :. ' other 1 3 JOCllllll'tY 1he Press 8 NFL-I U Lower~oe u ' 8 Dick Van l))'ke 2:11 I AFL-1 OF COIISE! ••• . among 13 How's Your Molbor-In-Liw ••• Meet ••• 3 The,..,lle IIIDvlled,No-.,. • 3 '!be lfollywoocl Square• s belf- ]'ucldl..,., . At(ls .. . 11 ReVIVal Fires Reed, Jobn Emil, Groc Buehon- Cozut, Jim Bac:kJor, ~ ' an, Bryan Gillbe, Mike Fleldo, • Da'fll, DoYidWU..,IIdlortllcd, WarrenSinllh, Rl>ck) Van-. Randr OrT, Clolr -.IIIII REAT A COLD WI'JJH CONTEMPf •••• llor~ FeotiYOI 8 Alwtr d Mayllorey 13 Tellllll8tt... II:• It:. I TVC~ JS Kerald d. Truth It:• Riverview School Opet:etta Dec. 7 ~retstonn , 3 PariMIIIOlH;y S 'l1le Chrillfllslhl>~s 8 Noire Dome Football 18 lll-.oey \ 8 Mike l)oo~·­ ' 11:. 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Grade Scllool will preoeol KeMark Slnllh, Christmas q~ereUa, "Tbe Magic Kike WU100, D&rid ~ JJmChrtstmaB Bell," at the Kboo1 m,y Harris, DOnald :sarrueer. Deeembor 7 bet!lmlle al 8 p.m. Cbloamen: Mike Llrklnl,llclboncler the dlreOIIO. d Mro. Mal<- ' ert Barber Frodlb' Bloe, DaYid iDe Whitehead, ·elementarymusle ,;Cozart, Ed Gibbs, PbillipGrlfftn, iDBtructor, with room rnothenlD Bob Harrta~ steve Holter, BW charge alcoatwnuv. Tho teach- MfliiO.l'POJ)IIY, Crils ·Reed, Kipen. Mrs. ,Olive Osburn. Mra.. P1 Reed, John Smith, TerQPaullne Myero, Mro. Carol.Yn Smilb, Ranlb Slewut, Jack Franz, David Chadwell, Fnd Wella, Terr) WUSCII, BUIBuebRice and Mrs. Weber an ••slst-- anAn. 11w wllb the prosram. · · Sponlab Dancero: Nita Harrlo, The plol deals wilb Chri~., Carol Hola(JWer, Jane Bre-. Eve when Santo ""'roleepa 111111 Ro&emary Reed, llama Wolll, finds he hal not ei,10Ugl1 time lo COIIDie Roekbold, Robinllumjlbmake his l q ,iounle7 owr thD fey, Cathy Plekena,MaryBueb...,..ld. Santa'• bel-• ..U 90 anan Pamela Stewart, C«mme the uMagic Christmas Bell-1' Well~, Evelyn Ta.ylor. which in turn calle Saota'a Nancy Bartimua, 1 Balloonl· · ers tmn dlttered: countrte1 .tO.• :. J)Iarsba Kimes, Pamela Goody, help dl..,.._ Christmas glfto. · Solly Bmb, Jlllla Rood. The role d Sonia will be pli)Od IndiaD ~; '111eruallrownby Rfcky Hauber, and bishelpen I!W, Judy Holter, Joetta KrJder, are Brenda Rae, Connie lla!ley, · Sheila BucllaDan, WandiBuehonMary llarrl®!r, Geora< Pick, an, Kalll,y - Borr(JWer, llorah en's , Jaek Goody and stevie Hall- Wells, Cm!y Dalley, Brenda ber. , Bartfmus, Kay Baldenoa, Sberrl Other cbaracters irltheoporetta Buchanan, TroiA Dalley, Jean. are: ine Grim, TIHaa Reed, Vickie Swedish Children: llartJara An- Chenllor, DiaDo Evan•, KllnmJI drews,.. Riclq~r, Patricia Reed, 'l'alnln1 Barrqer, Joyce Boston, Sandra Bucbanan,Sheri Barber, Role Bartimua,Barbara B~r. Melinda Evan&, David Wells. HIIMUill, Dooglaa Hauber, Bar- . · lllcboel Smltb, POIT) · bara HOIIIeraan,JobnHender.... \' · ~~.::=::..::· Robert Pierce, Theroll Randolph, ' • Tommy Reed, James Slnllb, Jo Ellen Wlilla, Doria Lamp. a Wigal, .Jo11m1y Larklna; • Do•· Jaoki·In-..-Box: DnnaMBar- ld ·WeboJ'. tilnU&, Ham)'. COWI>Qro: S1r1on ~. Cborleo . Will be choqed llul · Mardnko, SleWII - · Ranlb will clll'erl!w will be.IUOn-iiftiio Bor!Jcc, Blll7 Oobemo, c;-... door. ' • ' HO, HO, ·HO••• ' SHALL 1·807 ') .,••• 10 . .\ · : .ITY CARD SHOP Wellstog. Man Having Wounds Tl'ellted Ch a r Ie 1 4:2, Rt. 5 well""'" -·atadmilled to Hol•or HoJi,lta1 6:30 p.m. Fflda1 llllb - - ......... allhe ehell. He ,... reported Ia lltlmetoey cmdltloo SaturdoJ 11GALLIPOLIS Franklin WUaon, terDDcm. Tho Jackoon · •• CounQo holdlnlHarcld !o!Uka, 81.home 1he - ~ Inc oc:curred. Mark Uvea ~ mlleo d Well- NO llad;clllod ...... """"' . ......-. eharp Marko a1 ~ . Salurdoy, The .. . oc:curtod IDEAL FOR THOSE SEAMLESS WAW YOU HAVE BEEN WISHING FOR. •••••• . TORGINOL- SIAMLESS Gifts For Every Of TH Fallllly JUST INl,,., "CANDL~Y(OOD" ' CANDLE STICKS PLAIIITERS - SCALES , HURRICANE ·LAMPS . 13 The Newlywed Game ... TORGINOI.- WAXLESS The strength and resUiency of Torglnol offer striking advantagea, it'1 til• mond·Uke surface offers a hl&h alo~;~ that retains Us briiUance year after year. Impervious to most acltla, alkalle!, and ltaln8, It olashel malnt~ .time, ,labor and ..pense up to 70%. Virtdlny maintenance 1ree; all It UlllallJ wqulres Js an occialonat wipe wllh a dimp 1p0nce. Allboup aenerally not affecled U'J ~piked bee!J,It II redllenUy 110ft to thelteP, FOI FURTHER INFORMATION SEI ••••••••• • •• . . Foa~Eman , &. ·Abbott COMPARE AT 8 .95 REVC.O I'RICE PRICE 13 Merv Grillln lhtll L3 Wallo Farlo 3 Huntley-Brinkley Report 8 WalierCrooklle Has 3 fixed heats. Braille· marked control. Wet~proof with washable cover. Made by Goodrich. Can be used as hot water bottle or syringe. COMPARE AT 8.7& COMPARE AT 3 .49 REVCII DI8COUNT !'RICE REYCO DIICOUNT !'RICE ••• 7:• 3 I Dream or Jeannie 8 Marohal Dillon 1!:411 *399 L3- 7:1t *209 3 The-1 ••• CASCO Dt Luxe HEATING PAD COMPARE AT 9.75 REVCO PRICE 5 • 99 GOODRKN NOT WATER BOTTLE. ·FOITUNE 3-HEAT HEATING PAD COMPARE AT 4.95 1/EVC.O I"R/CI 2.•69 GOODRICH TRAVR SYRINGE 8C'.unamoko ' Dan Thomas &·Son EAGLE CANDLE STICKS· PROVINCIAL: CENTER PIECES Y•ur 3 The Mall From U.N.C.L.E. ••• 8 'l1le LU<y Show 13 RBI Patrol ' Htat~quartln ••• For SHOES ,t'\.....u, ... ~~ "'" Acros• ,,..., P•lto 8 Corol-!ibOw 13 'l1le Bla Valle)' 11: • Galllpollt, Ohio Honor~ Opera Aller It was premiered at 3 Opera House, Samuel Barber's opera, "Vanessa/' was performed at the Saltburg, Austria, •·estlval, lhe first American oper4 to reqnve U the New York Metropolitan this honor. ' Lalo . Newo Pleture . 1360 o1AL ... 6754270 ' . ' ·PII{ ..... , . . ' NoWI, W-r, Spoi'to ' ' 10. Day is SatHngs· Day on 14.· SECON'D . AV.ENUE Gallipolis~>. Ohio WMPV ••...-...,..w.va. ' ' . · .ad ~ Aaaf""<.la td .• Di.,••t hO ' 1 .lUN ldt1 ' Or=-.:.t.llnl. 4 116 10· ple,..a h.wi hL(. the• dtt !-.lt or ...Xuslr~un • . acii;.j In Itt ~ ...J 1 ll; d illu an ~ ! !•' r<•nd1 trl)rfp!<i al 1flltltMl .~•••n tM. . thli :-:;,/l t·ri tu l f,n :lunt• ~· IR.Ijg; - $13 9 • • MA')'CII IIECORDS . AIM TIH: idea· or •uch an or~an• · JI1AJl (UPn:.~": 111 11 lzatlon a• the Hed Cross ..,. W Graml)ltiic ~ · cun.-rJ to IJonri Oun• ell tt-l ..-.11"~ "II* -lbo or._ ,,...t,· • ' Claulc It Miami'•· ,YfJtml{ Swiss, who ~'saW the BloHDIBBowl oft Saturdlr !<iUffurJnJ.! r,r tht1 wmmded (ol- i:,. Enr,Ur 3 'l'onJaht 18 Tile Joey Bllllop Sbow' 1 - ' . Rom 8 1(:31 -· • ·CIN THI 1.99 , ,11:• Mon. thru Fri. - .. · 9:30 AM . COMPARE AT 3.29 8 C..,uaiNenc-. LISTIN TO lOth CENTURY REFORIM. TION HOUR· In hiM~ . I ,, HERE'S HOW IT WORKS: bring the pieces - with the written rtt;Piacement guarantee - to any Revco state. and. for just 50¢ to cover handling charges. you'll gat a brancJ..naw Revco thermometer with itS own written replacement gusranteel These thermometers are certifled hospital tested, ally to read, coma with lined plutlc screw-top case: Oral or rectal. 8 Affair L3 PaytiJa Plaee the Entire Family 1.79 EXCLUSIVE LiFETIME R~LACEMENT GUAR~NTEE! Revco Quality "Red Line'' FEVER THERMOMETER 3 Hallmark Hall d Fame 8 Anlb'.Grlllltb Sbow' 18 The Feloay SQuad P•r FAU&WINIER ci.OCIS MANNI9UINS thru "nie ' ehristmu Shop .. 57¢ 8 Novle L3 ABC WOekend News 13 taaues and. Answers Don't Fora•!! To BroWse REVC.O COMBINATION SYRINGE :.U,MICS· ' \' $344 CASCO HEATING PAD 3 New• Picture 8 Capital Newo Central 13 ABC S<apo . PAINTS I lqQICS PICTUIIS. PLA9UIS . . CANDID · 4-0Z. BOTTLE s:• 13 News STAno...Y •. ...... 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I '11111 II lbe Life • Colpen Tbreo 15 Blllhrlakle • COIIIaln ~ 8 Bonrly IWlbOllo& U The Femllv Game U:M 11.:• ..• s ·a ,,,. u.,q wortt Tho ' 8 Candid Cunora U Wells Parao li:G · . ••• s 8 !Ad< Up ml Uve U I'WierPoCamuo Yom'o- a v - .... 18 WYalt Earl> Feet ~.~ IJDIIhearlod . JOE DOBBINS Front Street 13 KulomiiWniYOI 8 .Ull<lordor U 1111ta1 the Moniter . ..... . Jell'ero Sbow' u -·~­ ' . .... lbo.lr aecond counlry. Handel wao 1he only one who became a naturalized English eltlzen. ,, ,,. sa_. U GOII folbo ·Answer u Row . • I Faclq:Uie lll' MOm 'l'b;'ee, German· compoaeuHal!del, Haydn and MendeiJ· .Ohn--i-egarded England as 7:. ~~IS BlbleADowero I lni!Pt U CNUTCbllreb 'Of " • .. .,...... s.eo• Coutry I C...CoiiReport ···~ . ••• ••• I 'l'bl Bible Auwen !·'·,r' '" i•rltf• ' ' ' :·. 1;, 11 ... fll'' Kl•·~ he~ '-t • H•:tlil y DISCOUN. T ' ' O'.ENDAIY,tU. : 6PJ& .;; fU»AYS 9 . •.,P~M.-a.osiD ' .' • ' . ' -' ' AMERICA'S c;>NLY ·TOT At DISCOUNT CHIY!"f �-· - • • • _,., ' .. - .~- ""-5 .•- 1110 ~ 'nmoo.-l,_&nfv, ooeoinber S, 1llt'l . s. 1IC1 L ' s, C" .. . , . _ . •• .1, l!lilllldll,y. ~ "At least, I'm Not C6mpletely Unfamiliar with the Stuff!" • ' ietdbttl I Know-All Critics Spouting.'Truths' DWell in Unreality ' ' ' 't ' . ,MI ."E:ili Ml - ., • ...... · PUB~ - ·"'.THE- - QIIIO ··- .vALLEY BY Cbooter T-11, Exo<. Fdllor Hob&rt WUICIII, Jr•• M.in.. Editor ' ... ' ' .. .. .. • ' • ., 1 l l llido's ~1 QRUL.L Fl~Y DID PUT OVER , ,.,_ FRE.I.lC. WIT--· liE'S ON THE 'INSICE NON... 50 GIVE " L.OOK- LISTEN--· GALUPOUS - "Malterl . 7 • • The vs LBJ . . Seholar . Responsibility to Seek The U. ·S. Presidency the ear ~h. • Written by Doroll>,y and Jooeph SmachiCXI, lhe book leila d tbo early or musle from blblicol ttmea to lhe present. Also inch- an lhe bt...-Oj1)Jieo or man)' Ctmoua CCIIl,pOiera. SOme ~ the · ednpoaera· Mr1, hi-, wm boui A with nower 1111ow lever doesn't make ooe bnmune to aubtiCflent expoiUres. lnltead. It's like taking 1 drug Flower ahow addlc:ts liD back more and more. .,. If you get a blue• ribbon you forget the trouble· and wWk- 11 ior ' ?/ we ~ feature Accutron• timepieces · • .l '' :lt........ ........ BERRY'S WORLD r.. ' " ; . 1)/fiJG--tist/" . o. one place an arranaement for another person, and wateh hw turn II fl'om angle to anJIIe, tryIng to obow II to advllllap , , , Then you'll Rnd yoorsell In- fected with Flower Show lever, 4-H Club Wins County Award For Outstanding Work .... 'I The 1\ccutron tunlna fork roplacto the aut• dated bol1nco whttl that'• found In all wolchos. Stop' by can loll ,au mont. S1art• 11)8 with lhl! rllht lima of day. 1\uoutron ' ' Bulova. From $\25.00 ! . 1\ oer IDd .'.1• "' ... . :~.·~ · ·- .. ~ .. ~ . " . ; .,'lln ......... Mt8~) ' . . lnw..t. . . ............ _... ''1-::'"'j;" ·~ ·.'· .. The receptlm was held in the church lounge Cor the entire gueet liato 1be three tier weddtrw cake was decorated wtth calla 111101. A buffet lunch was served, after ,;hich lhe bride and groom left Uear Old -"'r•. Rosetta a wedding trip to the VIrgin Jones read -;_~Good 0 I d !Blando, Alter Qec. lOth lheywlll Days,•• Mrs. Lucretia Sayre read be at home In stamford, Conn. uHow Do I Kaow A Fanner" ancl 'The bride graduated rr.m Madls Ernest Greenlee and Mr. Clark son College, Harrisonburg, VL, Thornj)son gave a skit entitled u A and Is Aceounling ~rvloor wilh Farmer." uPewetuaJ. Motion" Cwnminga IDd Lockwood, Slamand '•Sugar and Spice" was read Cord, COnn. The brhleg-:oom by Mr. Harley Dermey. · graduated rrom the Ctty College Maurice 'lbomaa gave a humor ... of New York IDd If A.,lotsnt ous readi~ and Mrs. Anise Comptroller or Arnold Bakers, Greenlee read 41 'nlink n Over.'' Inc. of Greenwich, Conn. A oontest entitled "Jumbled Words ofGrarce Equipmd' waa led b.-the lecturer, Mra. Thomas. The group cloeed with the IIOIIi F•~' The name ot. any member more State LAMP & RADIO - -- - Tndr. Trullltor RECORDER - - - - TRANSISTOR RADIO - - - - WALKIE TALKIE PR. FA~~ TELEPHONE, R,ADIO AND ~IGAREm UGHTEr $17.tl FASHIONED GRANNY TRANSISTOR RADIO - - Eiedrte Choffoy. On Thanksgiving, ohe and Mr. GUITAR & AMPLIFIER ~--8 PC. DRUM SET BAIUTONE UKE and Mrs. Dick Motz and dauiihs ter1 Lori Am were enlorlalned wltn a turkey dtmer by Mro. Grace Weimer, Walhlnllon C,H, pLAYER - - - - UKELELES ~'------­ JR. DRUM SET _ · - · - - -BANJO UKE - - -- - -Doallle Keybo.lrd COMBO ORGAN · - 45'S'RECORDS -- -- DOWLE PICK-UP -GUllAR WITH TREMOLO _ _ _ __ E'"' GIC Win Quartw · Begins Dec. 11 Only A Few Vacancles For New Students ENROll NCNI on IO.Pe. SllnJerland DRUM Wiibci•o BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC · Gallipolis Busin"' ~.... L-~!:::~t;{_ . f.. .' --~ "'"' ,.....,.•.,.., .. _, •• SECOND AVE. PHONE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO us1est Be the Tie!' The nexlmeeltngwlllbollecem' ber 12 II 7:30p. m.atwhlchltme there will be a Chriltmas supr with membero to bring potl110k, Church of God Youth Group To Present Play GALLIPOLIS- Tbo Youth Fe!lawshij> of lhe First Chureh of God, 109 Garfield Av- have '-n IJI)Ie buq m their pta,y, "Angle on a stepladder." Tble 11 a lhreo ac:t pta,y, a papanl, IDd a story about an ordinary fun.Uy, all, but the Cather aDd he 11 very unordinary. The youth have ·ID put lhls pb.y .., ot Ftrll Chureh of God, Now Haven, Well Vlrtdnla, on W..,.sda,y, Dec. 20. Tbo J•ia,y will be put 011 ll lhelr bon .., chureh on Dec. 24, on Chrlltlr.u Eve. ll e p.m. Tbo pobllc lo invited to see lhls Thomas; daughter, Joyce ""-'•r•i IIIII, Ro1100e Thomas: asitllolll pastor, DannY Cook, and tdrl rrtend, Lindlllaird, PartidpoJIIng in lhe .110-' . are. narrator, Marion Caldwell; Joseph, Mike Woomer; M a,..~, llobble;lloilok; SIJnQ, Mike (art's PAMILY IHOI miU G1lllpollo, 0. • Myers; ZM:hares, Steve New...,.: Eu..-, Com!e Cloa; Ama.~GQ:GabrieJ,Char, lea llaker: Shophords, L a r r y Evans, Jerry Evano IDd Gre1 Roborta; Anaols. LGolse Baird, Joomle llaird, Edltli L o n 1. Son.lo NCII'tli, Sue Addns, Diona · Haner, 141 Aan ~ Denlae Lm& IDd Shlrlllti'- VIII Sfddo. . ·NEW SH1PMENnl • AAA-AA·A·B Widlhl ~19.95 . Darnbrough's .. · . . ' GALLIPOI:.IS, OHIO .. · ' . 1 Ltiitury ~- oa mid or 1~ heell wjjh upp!rs o( je11u!Jie alliplor risblonable •• • alWIJI rlellly Ol~gant. In Clnn:tmon Slick, Be'-e we·ror tb• t.Ne upi.>Ol:up~$:u.ts, SEEN INVOGu•~ DEPARTMENT' STORE• . l " llunL . 11;1 -llle look lliat!a ·arw.,. or Bla(!k for the ml~ ·eJ.can~ of Jaoq~bntl · I' ' . I -.. .. .,.il!oli & CAMPBELL PIANOS Wrlle, Cell .,. VIlli For lnfOrmetlen ! sn -----~ $339.50 Junior 5izes. Insula~ Ul lll - "" " - - .a~.~•U ~cc.nif "'"''· lf\a)ls, ()~t,. ~ ,, Her cascade bouquet:waBafchry· santhemums in shades or yellow and nast, tied with green ribbon. D•vld Martin d Lorv Islllld served the groom as bea'bnan. William .R, Carley or Bedford, New Hampshire, served as usher. The bride, "given in marriage by her father, chose I wtdte empire gown or peau--de-sole with bros caded bodice and elbow lenglh· sleeves andlhortbroadtrainalBO or the broc~rlal accented by a bow at the i¥gh walotllne. Her veil or ollk lllu'olon wao bold by a Di<irbow. She earrled aniii'DI bouquet or calla lilies. The chancel was decorated with !ems and baskets r1 white gladioli, ana,pdragonaandyellowc:hry- SPECIALS PLAID CAR COAU J~-'{~IF~~ ' Barbara H. Balles ol Dunellen, N.J., was the honor attendant Cor her sitter. She wore a dark green velvet gown Cashtoned with em· plre waistline and cape sleeves. Mozalt, ALL WOOL BEAUTIFUL P.JUl MYlES ,·l , ard of New York City. than three months overdUe In payment or dues will be dropped trun the sec retary• s book. The literary program waa In charge or the Worthy Lecturer, Mrs, Marte Thomaa. She used 11 the theme "In the Good 0 ld Days/' 1be group sarw . . . KornL HomOton ia lho -~ · . . li'l : .(t ··~ (IJ fj J- are Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guy. ENO - Eno Grarce met TUesda,y II 7:30 p. m, with the Wortlly Master, Mr. Ernest Greenlee, presiding, One appeal Cor aid was read and lljlflrOYI!d, II wss voted to introduce a raewrulelntotheBy·Lawa. Achlomnenl ctrtlllealal Wert p r e - to Ill wtio C\)lllpletod PI'OJtcto Jut yoer, Robin Shalrer wu lrt cbartlo of lor .tho ovon~na. At. pb.y. ~ lho _ , . OlhorThe e•llla •• Collcmed: Father, tho• ........d .... BuMe Jell. - • : DMllher, Libby llueholi.;~"· c Wall. It\~ ' .:: so• :i - . Change In By-Laws Introduced At Eno Grange November Meeting Coanl¥ riiCGIIJI)tlon wu , , _ ! MRS, CLAUD W, GUYARD Mrs. "nlomas H, Balles fl. Route 2, Bidwell. Parente ot the groml & -.u tor Cllrlllmao.ftbe Chrllltan Chlld,..n'l Funds MrL Jlmel Rl'l>"rds 10'" a very lnlertlltllw Pl'OIP'IIII. de· ocrtbuw • tour llhl- ....,.._ 1y to N~ York.. Uolnllliclos,lho described o triJ> to lhe United Notion• Building andll'OIIIIdl. 5bo showed YOrioulde)llrimonta IDd her periOIIOI commeiUoddedin· lertlllto the j)I'IWl'alll. There · will be no Docombor i{.j,~ or lhe cluseo, The next . . _ , will be Jan, 21 .. the home or Mr. and Mro. Finley Richards, RETURNS FROM VISIT GALLIPOLIS ~ Mrs. Jesse Jotm1011, Lower River Rd., haa totumecl from a viol! with her IIOIIsb>Jaw IDd daushter, Mr. IDd Mro, Dick Motz in Columbuo. Whllelhore shevhlledherbroth, er and hla wife;· Mr. and Mra. James E. Hlllo,y and other rolls dves. She also went on to Ss>rJnls field to visit her aliter • Mrs. J. E. WUoon ond Mrs. John Hawkins. Other relatives vitlted wore Mr. and Mrs. Robert GuiJic ther, Mr. and Mra, Thom11 Wll~ ker and Mr. and Mro. o-se aanthemums. ed to the club lor outatancllnl service. Tho club wu ..,. of only 4 in lho COIIIII1 ID receive lhla award; · Sharon HomOial received o charm ror the COIJIIb' dnso ,.._ I f. '< A ohorl bullllo .. moollatl wa&·· bald .... It,_ doeidod t o - Roaslni, Schubert, Chopin and Franz Uazt. The next meetiJw or Thursda,y Club will be held ot the home or Mrs. W, Lew! a wllh Mra, Georp Bush in charge ~the pnwram, I' GALUPOUS - Margaret Ann BaUea ol. Greenwich, Conn., and Claude w. qu,yard or Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y., were married at a 3 p, m. ceremony Saturday November 25, in lhoChapelofthe Flro~, Presb>lerlan Church in Plainfield, N.J. The Rov.George C. Bonnell read the marriage lines in the presence ol. about 85 relatives and friends. .Parent• or the bride are Mr .llld Mro. Eugene I. Balles or South Plainfield, N~ J. Paternal grandparents were the late Mr. and GALLIPOLIS - T h o He He He - He f,H Club mel at the Grace MOU>Odlot Church, Tuesday, PrlocWa Da,y, tal proaided over tb meeting and Margaret Ehman pve the devotions. Jack Friend wu the guest speaker, He explained tho <lltlea of the 5 In)> olltcero and What a good club meeU., Is, Hl&bs Ulhls of a £DOd meeting an lnleroot, fun, and oclJeatlon. IO.Qelllono wert 11ked llllar hia ~ IDd porilamentary dure wao dlscuoiOCI. E41c.ol Bullotlna ,..... dlltributacl. The club accepted Holen Akert roslanatlon •• aecrelar7, Ellen McCree«r woo ~ u the new aecretary. The club will hold a Chrlsls mao psrt;y Dee. 19 at the home o1 Prtsema n.,ton, at 1 p,m. Sue Alkln1 IDd PriiCUla Da,y, ton are ID lllmllh r o l r o - . There' will be 1 sift oxehanlll. 'I'M club's ~. Mrs. S. J, IDd -~~-­ ent.Hamlllon, Mrs. WUUam SIWfer, were pre Mill. II certlfleata lor beln& 1 Gold Star Club to 1961 wu aceept.. ed 011 behalf of the. clUb by J07ee Burner, loll y-1 preJIIlllnt, accurate wrist timepiece in the world •••ll'J0 one nower 1ta7 tn place, to help the per1011 belide her; when you see a member brush a !all., ~r ~ ~~ !J:marr~rrc:.,!I ( .~, bel --. momao~ ore the .Judie pta to that ~&!d); when you 1ee aome- . the most Brown reviewed ware Ba I•1e S G·Uy0 r d Vows Read ment; when you let 10meonetlke time out trom trying to make ~ Mule'' wu reviewed 6yMra. w. LeWio Brown (or lhe Thurllday Club II lhe home or Mrs, Joe coold Touchy McNamara Fed Up With Being the No, 2 Man Man today holds in one hand the power to · Twenty-five years ago, on Dec. 2, "the destroy himself utterly; in ·the other hand, Italian navigator landed in the New World the promise or enough energy to build any and found the natives friendly." kind of utopia he des1res. In a squash courl under the stands of Stagg In a mere quarter-century, the destructive • Field at the University of Chicago, with a pile power of the atom has been developed to ~ un~ of graphite blocks and uranilim oxide slugs, imaginable proportions. Yet while t)Yo halves ~Enrico Fermi and his colleagues had of the world hold each other at missiles·point, 1 achieve~ the f1rsl self,sUIIaining chain re- nuclear-powered sail the oceans. EleI action-the first controlled release of nuclear ments irradiated ships in reactors perform vital energy. · tasks in industry and medicine. By the end of Although, as·Fermi was later to write, "the this century, halt the electrical energy pro· event was not spectacular, no fuses burned, duced in the United States will be generated 1 no lights flashed," it wu one of the most b1 . nuclear plants. Eventually, nuclear en1 momentous events in history. It paved the gmes will truly propel us into the Space Age. j way for the atomic bomb, the hydrogen Still, we have hardly begun to move away · bomb, the pesceful harnessing of the atom, from the shores of that New World discov1 and all that these things have meant and ered by the physicists. ln..,25 years we have have yet to mean. pushed ahead, sometimes blindly, and have Dec. 2, 1942, is a marker separating two reached a small hill a litue ways inland. different epochs as irrevocably as Oct. 12. From it we can see how far we have come 1492, separated the medieval from the mod- -and how rpuch unknown territory remains em world. to be explored. Thursday Club Review ·Given By Mrs. W. L. Brown unaglne RA¥CADMLEV Just 25 Years Old \. II••• or, in · dealing out Seemingly will do what I th~nk needs to WASHINGTON-IN E A) off-the-culfr.arables and meta· · be done." he said: "But then, Fame, said Emily Dickinson, phorlcal ta es, come oft more in the McCarthy debates,· as is a fickle food upon a shift· genuinely Lincolnesque than now, J think if an issue being plate. anyone else 01 the scene. comes vltal enough, so.meone Still c on f u s i n g to many Or his humor may tura needs to speak out." 1 • is w he the r Sen. Eugene droll aod biting. Uslog one of. The issue that bas beeome McCarthy just wants to toy his favorIte references in "vital" now · it Vtehlam. ac· with his serving, gobble It all answer tO a studenC's ques~ cording to G e n e MCCaii. or eat well and save any left- lion ("Wl!o do you think would 'ilia! enoUilbJo. rlok II.· · overs for t9'72. · · •·~' 1" •· ,., make the ·. bOot Repabllclm ilil!t, despllllb'f danger . kP candidate?"), he responded being holsled, b..)' many otldll Since-he first appeared as a potential presidential candi- wryly. "I thInk we have DemoerBtit cOI!faiU.fll, · ,; _ so far , he acts very much date opposing the incumbent, enough trouble In our own political observers have been leper colony without crawling as thottgh he wants to be preaident. a It hough McCirthy trying to decide what the 51, over the wall." year-old ' Minnesotan wants, He has been called philo, himself denies It !rom a pure while John Q. Public is still sophie, dreamy, even 1 y . philosophical standpoint. trying to put the name with " I don't know what it akes "I don't know il ll!lYbod~ a face. Unless you are from to make a !hilosopher, • he really wants to be president, ' M·i nne sot a or remember laughed. " I' say I'm r ect· he said . "I certainly don't." names and faces from nomi- ive, thoughtful, probably more " But I think II you are In . nating conventions three and than some senators, a I've politics for .. some time there seven y e a r s baCk, Sen. written some t h e or f} t i c a I are conditions which buDd McCarthy probably sWI pieces on the operation of the arouhd you,_ and it can beeome _ means a guy who chased government." a responslbility to seek the Commies back in the '50s. Though his generally lack- presidency·" It's not that fame has been luster Senate career does not particularly elusive to this suggest one who spoils lor SUNDAY Sen. McCarthy, nor that he confticts, the ones he picks TIMES.SENTINEL has completely ignored the flubi ..Mcl .,,,, 1 .,.u.y .. , TM case lor it. His light has are usually formidable. In 1952 he challenged the oh•o Y•l"" l'ublltl'llnt co. "' flared briefly over 19 years on 'lch-hunling tactics of that . o-.LLII'OLIS DAIL 't tJIIV Wl 11s. (l II.. Capitol Hill, nine of'them in ua teco1'1411 an.. the Senate. II has, however, other Sen. McCarthy and de· 41.,, Publlahed •w•rv •"""'., .c... •~ h ( nlnll UCII'I ltt.. rcll'lo IHIMI . Cl..l . bl' I failed to exude a steady glow. b ate d h1m pu 1c y, w en mos ""'''' ,,.., , 1 4t, 111 ,.. 11 a, o"••· •"'' members of Congress were THI DAIL v tiMfiMlL Veterans rem~mber his maintaining a d. i s c r e e t 110 Metfttnlc Strett, '~"'.,.'' 01 -~ -sUrring speech In support of u ·k d U7" . PublltMcl ner, · WHkll' -;:: silence. ,ve r1s e a secure "1" 9 , .. u, 11t saturday. Intend "• Adlai Stevenson at the 1960 1 WA>SHINGTON <NEAl Democratic conventic,n and House seat to run as a distinct end cln• "'''''"' "'',.'' • "'"'"''"· Defense Secretar'- Robert McNamara is tired. His personal his bid for the vice presidency underdog for the Senate in ohto,T~~~~o·~=· · su•sca••r•oN 1958. ay cerrlt• llltiiY ' " ' lumi•Y. :nc staff is tired. They re still working long hours but they're be- In 1964. . . ' b .... ...k . , •• d c hll a engmg an u~cum MAIL tutsUII',TIO"' ' " ginning to drag. But moatly bla career in cntAn president of your own Tt'lt oeuipotl• Tribune '" o:~o ·~: McNamara Is pictured as a hard, tough operator who dotes public Ufe liao been one of on conflict But it is thls reporter's experience after being at quiet oloofaeso-tbe .Cbolorly, P arty can hardly be consid~ "'anthl w~t-, " 1'U' ' "• 11thrll · ""' I'I'Oft "'~~ \ltM•••· 't& the Pentagon part of almost every working day during meditative Hnator who, In ered playing Tiddlywinks. de- wtMIU· '"' , • ., 110• ~~~~ • •11 • monttn ts .P . , 1u , McNaMara's Seven years of otflce that ~e is personally ex- fad, oaee .c onsidered beeom- spite the di ssension over the thr•• 1'ht Gal I'll Stntlr\11, ' " ":: tt tremely sensitive to what is said about him. . ' IDg a Beaedlctlae monk. war. 1111 mtnthl tUir "''~,:::::.,,..; " "I'm not the ,kind of lellow TM .u.,ttttt •r•u HM YM u, He hal a terrill< need to be rithl alld to have people lhlak tliiCIUII'i'IIY entitled II di ... -'CMI "He's just not a Senate I f he Is rigid. He bas been lmown to almost lrantleally buttonwho rushes In i someone e se publlutlon =~~ elt,W:.':',., aM tM hole peeple wbo hove accuoed him of error to try to prove he operator, not an arm-twisting, :::..:::, '!...... cajoling acUon man." obWal rJibt alter Oil. served a colleague. "He's no Criticism botherJ McNamara more ~n .any secretary of Sen. Magnuson. defense this reporter has ever·watched m operation. "I divide the useful sena· More and more of late, McNamara has seen his policies, tors-and certainly I would inopenly. or behind-the-scenes, criticized heavUy by sections of clude McCarthy among those the pubUe., Congress, the admmtstratlon and the press .. He Is -into two categories. There close personally to some of the men who criticize our Vaetnam are those who fight to ' get policies most strongly. ) . legislation I h r o u g h. 'who More and more this critlcism has been getting under wbeedle and trade In the lobMcNamara's skin. He has been gaD;ed n:tost l;ty recent a~cusa­ bies and offices and on the tions that he has been dishonest m has statemen~. tn the phone. Then there are those figures he gives out, in the proof he otters for hts defense whom I call ed'Ueatlonal sendecis'ions . 1' ators, who make eloquent MeNamara llke1 to he top man. At the World Ban, ~e'll speeches on the floor and get be No. 1. Ia the Pentagoa, he Ia No. Z; the Prealdeat makes the wheels of legislation in the final deelalons. For McNamara, It's a severe atrabl to · motlon, although in doing so operate wbea tile dMIIIons are not hla. . they o f te n ruflle feathers McNamara has never been comfortable with milltary men. He- came ~to the Pentagon with preconceived notions of ~en along lh4t line. "!think ol McCarthy as an on horseback. He has seen to the remov~l o( some high· educational senator." ranking officers whose attitudes disturbed bun. Formally, in The latest man who would prtlctice his relationship with his military advisers has been Is a tall, attractbe' president correct.' He has had no revolts, no organized sa~;totage of hls ive, articulate intellectual programs. There has been no move toward mass or group resignations. But there has not been complete mutunl trust. whose dovish vle1fpolnts on McNalljara is tired of his job. He has accomplished., whAt the VIetnam war found an he wanteil to accomplish In the Pentagon. There are no new early haven in the acad!!mic challenges to match the reorganizations aJ!I) cluylges in .the and clerical communltie&. At way oil doing things that ·McNamara ~ already put throtigh. · an eastern university he chid, ed tht press ("you guy,s all MeNamara bas told frieodo over lite yean .lhat he ... • a&k the same quesflons',) and . lntereot to reluralat to private !lldllllr)'· He'd bad tbl "": ''Called on scb.blars for ·help • perlence, he said. He wanted oomolbla' new. Itt! _IIOW leeli ("There's a need for a real inthe 1ame way about his Pntaron Job. , tellectual reiJIOnse") and -the A man who cares so much aliout what people ~ink, as kids' cbeerea and the ·profs McNamara 11oes has also a compulsion to cbsnge his image, beamed. es)iecially 11 he 'wants" t.o hold ollie~ againr some Ume. Ao Quick of wit, he can · reel secretary ol defense, he s.,.s himself pictured a• a man o1 ott Informal 'b a n I e r like a if/ l'lltlrl!IA. war. In the World ·Bank, he'll be pictured, he thinks, ao a aUver-halred JoluuJy Carson, 8 Do4, JeciJeJ wllat I wcnit lo do. I ...,.llo 6e man doing good for the world. ....... Frielllllllld - · Bll>lt claa- . lftll Mn. EmoiiiWI_,,__ d Slffill"'"l C'-1 IUdledl• er m.llben ~1M dauea. Tile- filllowlllllo_r_ ChUrch ot Rio C....... 11101 I!QI.4BY Oftllbw,IIDr, •• otlho- ......._,after Wide~ lhopnoW. · . ol Mr. and Mrs,, Maurloo Foipy called lhe jlnqltxcwlber lor !be < lftll doltiNer, ~. Mro. Maurice F~qoT I ., 1110rt ·_.. 111 memberoandtwo .... tbl~. • bouse, · • I'm talklhJI oboul Chrlotmao Flowor $bow fever, w,_think lhe germo 1pread down river from Motp Count¥ becouae Its - l o an Juot getth• over lhe epidemic prior to lhe Molal County AnnUal Chrl•trna• Flower Showthi•JIOII-. Thelr •IP• or relief wert heard 18 mUeo away, llore In Gelllpo!lo, I remember the flrll Chrlsls <~ tna1t Flower hw In which 1 -.ed an nhlblt. I made 1 YOII don't Rei • blue, you are ot1rotosm orpn IDd ptoced 12 challonpd to Jill 0110 lho , _ choir boyo ll'GUIId lt. I ev011 ~ebou., , ~&--• made a slsined window ; • ._, 1 11 ouuuiQ' behind the orpn. 11aw limbiilouo Evano io pul11D1 his out ey c111 a per1011 got? I ean't rOn lhe root~ <I'm kiddinl ol course member what lite Judll Jlald, becouu stanJoy and Ellzobelh but - • with more -'enee have !ll'adouoly OI)OIIed their I can what lhe ~ home several llmto and stanJq ' The beauljt of the first flower hu onloYoc every mlnuta or II), lhow I ever attended made me Bill Spann doesn't know Whot mnc1 in awe his pretty reoJ,:halrecJ wlto hu How the:v do II? CQm, let ~lm in Ior, but Sunda,y otter mon weeda had been made bMQoo 5 !)).m., when she Jdck1 otf her 111111 with paint and sporlde. lhotto IDd collapses .on the coueh, One woman had used p 11 Melp Counl,y will be able to from a car headlllht ror a las hear THEM ,..,, ble centerpiece, On 11 abo had Eaoy,.,inl Fl)'e Somploo and ploced White. glads a n d guici. her family perha)ls may lake It Jllll'll3ed Wheot arranged in the in stride. Fa,ye hal a wa,yolmaks ohape ol. a star. SJnee then I've lng tho. moot dlfllcull taak seem seen more ortalnalldeas In now. etrortleal. er lhowa than 1 could ever tell Alwa,ya the lillY, Mildred Tho. about. rna• will wetcomo llllhe I!Ueots One can't heli> but admire the with her soft charm. Tho onetfatbrlngseverys perservance or an arranger, try, to make a line ol branch 1101 one back to r a lhoW again where Bhe wants 1t even rela the frl one make• by sordns 1o usln1 ch~l IIUIII working IDd &DiniJihroulh 0 ltmo ' to make It stick; or tlie brave ofWtenh slon topthor, -"" - - ·. · look th f of en you 188 IOJneone croll .' whoseonwt" m':m : : her ~~nsera behind her baekWhen mont hal just turned over 1n the Judp gets 1o your arranges The DMZ Dilemma The Atomic Age -~- A FEI(J:R io going ai'Ound Galllpolia. . . !lie eontqldul because about :!0 hom eo on koown to be tnroc:ted with it. 'I1!e •)'JDIItOmt are, women walkb'W around wttb Razed •Y•lt not hearlnl .men SM~.eone Jpeaka to thlm; kitchens full of branebes, , IPJ'IJI point' in the olr, llilar on lhe floor, IDd Junk Ill over .the Cyprus: All Hands -Off Mrs . Jam.es ·RiQiards Gives Program . ....Loyal Frien_ds and Men's Bible Classes Rio' GRANDl!: ..: 1110 ~ ,.........-.GaNCI_.. ..... ~ ' now What they're Saying about These Changing Times ' BY l'ATHOUCK WASHINQTON (NEAl ln war and politlcs, ~the ." inside" 'trategisls and -~~ · lnOuentlal outsiders re ly IO'u Into disagreement. Cr!U. . clams-of policy ~ ac on in a constant s~am . • • No one In tills capital wbo genuinely believes· In a free ex' change thinks It should be otherwise, or that II is likely to he. But lately Y!'!' can find some ftgures of lbfluence here (snd The burning !use on CyprUJ has beeft not just in ~ Johnson admlnts!raUon) who lhiJ1k that crltl, snuffed out, thinks m8.inly to the strenuous · ciBm as a function of democratic process is often misunder~ mediation efforts of President Johnson's stoo~ by those who voice It .and misread by those who hear ernluary, Cyrus Vance. about it. . , , The next immediate .step· is to remove at In Internal · strategy.maiting, some complaint Is heard least some· of the more explosive ~ements &Jalnst those In key places who merely mull!!r _their crJU, which have made such a powderkeg of this c1sms (not .wanting .t o be heard by top otfJcials) and seldom 1 Robert· s. McNamara must be pleasantly balmy Mediterranean tsl~nd. . · ! surprised at the number of booSters he has ' Agreements to enable 4110,000 Greek Cyp- if ever offer ·alternatives. Yet, to jlullo from the eomments of 10me lnoiders this - 1 suddenly acquired on Capitol Hill by virtue riots to get along with 1l!IJ,OOO Turkish Cyprepti'ler e - - r a In various lielclo, tloere Is more lrrltatlea · · of the announcement that he Is resigning ~· rlots exist on paper. Wbat,ls needed Is the over the IDieraal critle who loudly tries to ctve blo ceuater, secretary of defense to become president of will to make them work, not only on Cyprus arcament the Ioree of proveD fact. the Worlll Bank. but In Athens and Ankara. Militsry and diplomatlc types may contend that il the . . washington Is rife with speculation about Greece must once and for all abandon tbe United States does ;ome five purlicular things the war In idea ol ·reuniting the island with itself and ' th! "real" reasons ror his leaving. Vietnam could be suceesslully concluded. in six months to a niake genuine eflorts to see that the rights of 11 is possible that the, man is simply boneyear. Some may argue thst il tWo particular things had · the Turkish minority are observed. weary after seven years of hard, and generbeen done in 19116 or 1967, the conflict would be much ad, Eventually, the more lhst both Greece and ally brilliant, labor In a job second only to vanced and might now be over. : Turkey are able to leave the island and its tbe presldency m lts complexity. peoples alone, the better will be the chances Within the camps ·of the candidates for next year's presi· ~ But many people, including ,a number of for the Cypriots to forge a real nation out of denUal nominations, some may assert that Gov. George ' congressmen, see McNamara s Illl;pending themselves in lasting peace. · ·" · . • Romney of Michigan would today be riding high if he had ~ departure from the Pentagon as proof of "!' taken their suggested specific steps and avoided others.-or ideolOgical rift between him and the Presithat Richard Nixon would have- the whole thing wrapped up · dent and are feariul that it portends a sharp if he had ~yed liome Instead of travelln~ 85,000 miles over ' escalation of the war in Vietnam. An end run around the so-called. Demilitarfour conU.nts. .. McNamara, it is said, has grown increas- ized Zone between North and South VIetnam The trouble with till• brand ol what mltht be call~ c.aleingly doubtful and disturbed about the war. aimed at knocking out Communist artill~y gorlcal erlltciam II that too frequeatly )loth the eritk1 and The removal of his moderating influence thus ·ille~ally emplaced there wouldn't constifute lheir aymp8tbellcllotenerl inolde and outolde Invest II with will constitute a victory for the hawkish adan mvaslon ~f North Vietnam, says Dwight a 1latul beyolld Ito worth. visers surrounding the President, say the Eisenhower. . ----... · To take an example from the. public domaln;)ll'itain's speculators. . It would be a justified mllltarr, operationWorld War II hero, General Montgomery, wrote a biJQ,1t years The coming year will prove_or ~prllve ~e "removing a thorn in our sides. ' · afterward saying that war could have been ended six btonths validity of aU thiS. The question nght now IS The trouble is, how do you keep the thorn earlier il his adylce on· strategy had been taken. · who can effectively replace him. · ._ from sprouting back? The Possibly, only way to make sure would bie to but possibly not. In the nature ol things there to , McNamara has been the strongest and absolutely no way to prove or disprove his argument. Anyone station U.S. troops ~rmanently in th'e DMZ. most efficient secretary of defense in the 2D but tnis would be illegal ·on our pari. And who thereafter contended that Gen. Eisenhower and other years that the office has eXisted., More than there . they would b<1 subject to attack from siralegista bad "delayed the conclusion ol the war by six anY of his fred~essors, he has embodie.d the months" would be talking ru~"ish. . · principle o civilian control over the military. artillery farther north. · . Would this new thorn in our sides justify The library shelves today are loaded with detailed, intimate The nation will be fortunate indeed if a histories which reveal the tremendoUJ In-lighting among top man with the same s.ize shoes can be found an even deeper "nonlnvasion" of Nortli Vietnam? U.S., British and other strategists over key World War II to take his place. decisions. c&oices .not made can never be made. To a much' more-limiled degree, and mostly within the corifines of this country's own effort, the same disputes flared in the Korean war and are raging internally over VIetnam. . ~ It is essential t h a t you Inescapably, however, many of the decisions and cate, backing out of the Space Age Tired. understand t h e yearnlngs gorlcal crlllcloms DOW heiDI laid down over Vietnam will almost before we enter it. -Fred Gill, Denver, on how be able to -James E. Webb , head of and hol"'s ol the overwhelm- never be aeeurately appraloed beeause DO one il feels !o be l()J). ing maJority ~f your country- 1111. . truly their exact contribution to the llnal re1ult-good National Aeronautics and • men. Space Administration. We are opt enga,ed in a -Sen. Joset>h Montoya, DSimilarly, if Richard Nixon should win the GOP nomina~ on poverty. It lS only a N.M.1 urgtng Latin-Amerition next year, who wUl really be able to s11y what part w~s Mrica needs help if she is skirmish. The n e g I e c I of can students to "educate played by each of 100 or so .key lnternaJ.choJCeB made by his q_~~.el!. cannot be overcome to achieve her ~olential 'It'd 'strategists? Or what would have happened II opposite and lead." we must not"&e 'diicouraged e-aa1y. had be' e n made in 50 o( those instances? choices by the, enormit,y of the task :£.~jl!ianvHaber, University and we must not shrink from The failure of clergymen War and politics are trial-and-error enterprises. Generals ~ oJ Michlgan economist. providing some of the assist~ ·to de a I with· present-day and politicians tend to J11Uddle through to victory or defeat. problems in the language of The man who "knows" the cons~uence of every action taken Only rebellion, I think, can ance required. the street makes laymen feel or not taken in such complex endeavors lives in a private, save us from ultimate suffoca- -Sen. James B. Pearson, R- that while clerpmen are ununreal world. Kan., after tour of Africa. tion. questionably p1ous men they -Supreme Court Justice are nevertheless lost balls in The atmosphere a r o u n d high weeds when it comes to William 0. Douglas, deploring go~rnment invasion of Washington usually seems to the bard Issues of reality. citizen.s' privacy, in an arti- be that McDowell was just de- -Dr. Duke McCall, !'resident feated down the road here at cle in. PLayboy magazine. of Southern Baptist Sem~ the First Battle of Bull Run nary, LouisVille, Ky. We have come a long way and the federal armies are ·in the first 10 years, but In struggling back Into tbe city No man owns the presiterms of exploring and fully _ . . ·such is not true. I am con- dency. He must earn the understanding our solar sys- vinced of it. My colleagues nominatldb. tem , we still have a long way are convinced of it. - Ed Fculeley, Oregon state to go. Unless we are prepared -Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, Democratic chairma:n. chairman of the Joint to move ubead with new proChiefs of Staff, on progress grams of planetary exploraof the Vietnam wa'T. tion , for example, we will be By RAY CROMLEY McNamara Shift: Hawk's .Victory? us ' ly UUCE &IOSSAT PUBLISHING COMPANY Rlcbarol S. OWOII, Nillller yemon Deweese, Mv. ~· June• &:_Duller,. Allh'. Dir. Just Between - ·- -- .... �-· - • • • _,., ' .. - .~- ""-5 .•- 1110 ~ 'nmoo.-l,_&nfv, ooeoinber S, 1llt'l . s. 1IC1 L ' s, C" .. . , . _ . •• .1, l!lilllldll,y. ~ "At least, I'm Not C6mpletely Unfamiliar with the Stuff!" • ' ietdbttl I Know-All Critics Spouting.'Truths' DWell in Unreality ' ' ' 't ' . ,MI ."E:ili Ml - ., • ...... · PUB~ - ·"'.THE- - QIIIO ··- .vALLEY BY Cbooter T-11, Exo<. Fdllor Hob&rt WUICIII, Jr•• M.in.. Editor ' ... ' ' .. .. .. • ' • ., 1 l l llido's ~1 QRUL.L Fl~Y DID PUT OVER , ,.,_ FRE.I.lC. WIT--· liE'S ON THE 'INSICE NON... 50 GIVE " L.OOK- LISTEN--· GALUPOUS - "Malterl . 7 • • The vs LBJ . . Seholar . Responsibility to Seek The U. ·S. Presidency the ear ~h. • Written by Doroll>,y and Jooeph SmachiCXI, lhe book leila d tbo early or musle from blblicol ttmea to lhe present. Also inch- an lhe bt...-Oj1)Jieo or man)' Ctmoua CCIIl,pOiera. SOme ~ the · ednpoaera· Mr1, hi-, wm boui A with nower 1111ow lever doesn't make ooe bnmune to aubtiCflent expoiUres. lnltead. It's like taking 1 drug Flower ahow addlc:ts liD back more and more. .,. If you get a blue• ribbon you forget the trouble· and wWk- 11 ior ' ?/ we ~ feature Accutron• timepieces · • .l '' :lt........ ........ BERRY'S WORLD r.. ' " ; . 1)/fiJG--tist/" . o. one place an arranaement for another person, and wateh hw turn II fl'om angle to anJIIe, tryIng to obow II to advllllap , , , Then you'll Rnd yoorsell In- fected with Flower Show lever, 4-H Club Wins County Award For Outstanding Work .... 'I The 1\ccutron tunlna fork roplacto the aut• dated bol1nco whttl that'• found In all wolchos. Stop' by can loll ,au mont. S1art• 11)8 with lhl! rllht lima of day. 1\uoutron ' ' Bulova. From $\25.00 ! . 1\ oer IDd .'.1• "' ... . :~.·~ · ·- .. ~ .. ~ . " . ; .,'lln ......... Mt8~) ' . . lnw..t. . . ............ _... ''1-::'"'j;" ·~ ·.'· .. The receptlm was held in the church lounge Cor the entire gueet liato 1be three tier weddtrw cake was decorated wtth calla 111101. A buffet lunch was served, after ,;hich lhe bride and groom left Uear Old -"'r•. Rosetta a wedding trip to the VIrgin Jones read -;_~Good 0 I d !Blando, Alter Qec. lOth lheywlll Days,•• Mrs. Lucretia Sayre read be at home In stamford, Conn. uHow Do I Kaow A Fanner" ancl 'The bride graduated rr.m Madls Ernest Greenlee and Mr. Clark son College, Harrisonburg, VL, Thornj)son gave a skit entitled u A and Is Aceounling ~rvloor wilh Farmer." uPewetuaJ. Motion" Cwnminga IDd Lockwood, Slamand '•Sugar and Spice" was read Cord, COnn. The brhleg-:oom by Mr. Harley Dermey. · graduated rrom the Ctty College Maurice 'lbomaa gave a humor ... of New York IDd If A.,lotsnt ous readi~ and Mrs. Anise Comptroller or Arnold Bakers, Greenlee read 41 'nlink n Over.'' Inc. of Greenwich, Conn. A oontest entitled "Jumbled Words ofGrarce Equipmd' waa led b.-the lecturer, Mra. Thomas. The group cloeed with the IIOIIi F•~' The name ot. any member more State LAMP & RADIO - -- - Tndr. Trullltor RECORDER - - - - TRANSISTOR RADIO - - - - WALKIE TALKIE PR. FA~~ TELEPHONE, R,ADIO AND ~IGAREm UGHTEr $17.tl FASHIONED GRANNY TRANSISTOR RADIO - - Eiedrte Choffoy. On Thanksgiving, ohe and Mr. GUITAR & AMPLIFIER ~--8 PC. DRUM SET BAIUTONE UKE and Mrs. Dick Motz and dauiihs ter1 Lori Am were enlorlalned wltn a turkey dtmer by Mro. Grace Weimer, Walhlnllon C,H, pLAYER - - - - UKELELES ~'------­ JR. DRUM SET _ · - · - - -BANJO UKE - - -- - -Doallle Keybo.lrd COMBO ORGAN · - 45'S'RECORDS -- -- DOWLE PICK-UP -GUllAR WITH TREMOLO _ _ _ __ E'"' GIC Win Quartw · Begins Dec. 11 Only A Few Vacancles For New Students ENROll NCNI on IO.Pe. SllnJerland DRUM Wiibci•o BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC · Gallipolis Busin"' ~.... L-~!:::~t;{_ . f.. .' --~ "'"' ,.....,.•.,.., .. _, •• SECOND AVE. PHONE GALLIPOLIS, OHIO us1est Be the Tie!' The nexlmeeltngwlllbollecem' ber 12 II 7:30p. m.atwhlchltme there will be a Chriltmas supr with membero to bring potl110k, Church of God Youth Group To Present Play GALLIPOLIS- Tbo Youth Fe!lawshij> of lhe First Chureh of God, 109 Garfield Av- have '-n IJI)Ie buq m their pta,y, "Angle on a stepladder." Tble 11 a lhreo ac:t pta,y, a papanl, IDd a story about an ordinary fun.Uy, all, but the Cather aDd he 11 very unordinary. The youth have ·ID put lhls pb.y .., ot Ftrll Chureh of God, Now Haven, Well Vlrtdnla, on W..,.sda,y, Dec. 20. Tbo J•ia,y will be put 011 ll lhelr bon .., chureh on Dec. 24, on Chrlltlr.u Eve. ll e p.m. Tbo pobllc lo invited to see lhls Thomas; daughter, Joyce ""-'•r•i IIIII, Ro1100e Thomas: asitllolll pastor, DannY Cook, and tdrl rrtend, Lindlllaird, PartidpoJIIng in lhe .110-' . are. narrator, Marion Caldwell; Joseph, Mike Woomer; M a,..~, llobble;lloilok; SIJnQ, Mike (art's PAMILY IHOI miU G1lllpollo, 0. • Myers; ZM:hares, Steve New...,.: Eu..-, Com!e Cloa; Ama.~GQ:GabrieJ,Char, lea llaker: Shophords, L a r r y Evans, Jerry Evano IDd Gre1 Roborta; Anaols. LGolse Baird, Joomle llaird, Edltli L o n 1. Son.lo NCII'tli, Sue Addns, Diona · Haner, 141 Aan ~ Denlae Lm& IDd Shlrlllti'- VIII Sfddo. . ·NEW SH1PMENnl • AAA-AA·A·B Widlhl ~19.95 . Darnbrough's .. · . . ' GALLIPOI:.IS, OHIO .. · ' . 1 Ltiitury ~- oa mid or 1~ heell wjjh upp!rs o( je11u!Jie alliplor risblonable •• • alWIJI rlellly Ol~gant. In Clnn:tmon Slick, Be'-e we·ror tb• t.Ne upi.>Ol:up~$:u.ts, SEEN INVOGu•~ DEPARTMENT' STORE• . l " llunL . 11;1 -llle look lliat!a ·arw.,. or Bla(!k for the ml~ ·eJ.can~ of Jaoq~bntl · I' ' . I -.. .. .,.il!oli & CAMPBELL PIANOS Wrlle, Cell .,. VIlli For lnfOrmetlen ! sn -----~ $339.50 Junior 5izes. Insula~ Ul lll - "" " - - .a~.~•U ~cc.nif "'"''· lf\a)ls, ()~t,. ~ ,, Her cascade bouquet:waBafchry· santhemums in shades or yellow and nast, tied with green ribbon. D•vld Martin d Lorv Islllld served the groom as bea'bnan. William .R, Carley or Bedford, New Hampshire, served as usher. The bride, "given in marriage by her father, chose I wtdte empire gown or peau--de-sole with bros caded bodice and elbow lenglh· sleeves andlhortbroadtrainalBO or the broc~rlal accented by a bow at the i¥gh walotllne. Her veil or ollk lllu'olon wao bold by a Di<irbow. She earrled aniii'DI bouquet or calla lilies. The chancel was decorated with !ems and baskets r1 white gladioli, ana,pdragonaandyellowc:hry- SPECIALS PLAID CAR COAU J~-'{~IF~~ ' Barbara H. Balles ol Dunellen, N.J., was the honor attendant Cor her sitter. She wore a dark green velvet gown Cashtoned with em· plre waistline and cape sleeves. Mozalt, ALL WOOL BEAUTIFUL P.JUl MYlES ,·l , ard of New York City. than three months overdUe In payment or dues will be dropped trun the sec retary• s book. The literary program waa In charge or the Worthy Lecturer, Mrs, Marte Thomaa. She used 11 the theme "In the Good 0 ld Days/' 1be group sarw . . . KornL HomOton ia lho -~ · . . li'l : .(t ··~ (IJ fj J- are Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Guy. ENO - Eno Grarce met TUesda,y II 7:30 p. m, with the Wortlly Master, Mr. Ernest Greenlee, presiding, One appeal Cor aid was read and lljlflrOYI!d, II wss voted to introduce a raewrulelntotheBy·Lawa. Achlomnenl ctrtlllealal Wert p r e - to Ill wtio C\)lllpletod PI'OJtcto Jut yoer, Robin Shalrer wu lrt cbartlo of lor .tho ovon~na. At. pb.y. ~ lho _ , . OlhorThe e•llla •• Collcmed: Father, tho• ........d .... BuMe Jell. - • : DMllher, Libby llueholi.;~"· c Wall. It\~ ' .:: so• :i - . Change In By-Laws Introduced At Eno Grange November Meeting Coanl¥ riiCGIIJI)tlon wu , , _ ! MRS, CLAUD W, GUYARD Mrs. "nlomas H, Balles fl. Route 2, Bidwell. Parente ot the groml & -.u tor Cllrlllmao.ftbe Chrllltan Chlld,..n'l Funds MrL Jlmel Rl'l>"rds 10'" a very lnlertlltllw Pl'OIP'IIII. de· ocrtbuw • tour llhl- ....,.._ 1y to N~ York.. Uolnllliclos,lho described o triJ> to lhe United Notion• Building andll'OIIIIdl. 5bo showed YOrioulde)llrimonta IDd her periOIIOI commeiUoddedin· lertlllto the j)I'IWl'alll. There · will be no Docombor i{.j,~ or lhe cluseo, The next . . _ , will be Jan, 21 .. the home or Mr. and Mro. Finley Richards, RETURNS FROM VISIT GALLIPOLIS ~ Mrs. Jesse Jotm1011, Lower River Rd., haa totumecl from a viol! with her IIOIIsb>Jaw IDd daushter, Mr. IDd Mro, Dick Motz in Columbuo. Whllelhore shevhlledherbroth, er and hla wife;· Mr. and Mra. James E. Hlllo,y and other rolls dves. She also went on to Ss>rJnls field to visit her aliter • Mrs. J. E. WUoon ond Mrs. John Hawkins. Other relatives vitlted wore Mr. and Mrs. Robert GuiJic ther, Mr. and Mra, Thom11 Wll~ ker and Mr. and Mro. o-se aanthemums. ed to the club lor outatancllnl service. Tho club wu ..,. of only 4 in lho COIIIII1 ID receive lhla award; · Sharon HomOial received o charm ror the COIJIIb' dnso ,.._ I f. '< A ohorl bullllo .. moollatl wa&·· bald .... It,_ doeidod t o - Roaslni, Schubert, Chopin and Franz Uazt. The next meetiJw or Thursda,y Club will be held ot the home or Mrs. W, Lew! a wllh Mra, Georp Bush in charge ~the pnwram, I' GALUPOUS - Margaret Ann BaUea ol. Greenwich, Conn., and Claude w. qu,yard or Great Neck, Long Island, N. Y., were married at a 3 p, m. ceremony Saturday November 25, in lhoChapelofthe Flro~, Presb>lerlan Church in Plainfield, N.J. The Rov.George C. Bonnell read the marriage lines in the presence ol. about 85 relatives and friends. .Parent• or the bride are Mr .llld Mro. Eugene I. Balles or South Plainfield, N~ J. Paternal grandparents were the late Mr. and GALLIPOLIS - T h o He He He - He f,H Club mel at the Grace MOU>Odlot Church, Tuesday, PrlocWa Da,y, tal proaided over tb meeting and Margaret Ehman pve the devotions. Jack Friend wu the guest speaker, He explained tho <lltlea of the 5 In)> olltcero and What a good club meeU., Is, Hl&bs Ulhls of a £DOd meeting an lnleroot, fun, and oclJeatlon. IO.Qelllono wert 11ked llllar hia ~ IDd porilamentary dure wao dlscuoiOCI. E41c.ol Bullotlna ,..... dlltributacl. The club accepted Holen Akert roslanatlon •• aecrelar7, Ellen McCree«r woo ~ u the new aecretary. The club will hold a Chrlsls mao psrt;y Dee. 19 at the home o1 Prtsema n.,ton, at 1 p,m. Sue Alkln1 IDd PriiCUla Da,y, ton are ID lllmllh r o l r o - . There' will be 1 sift oxehanlll. 'I'M club's ~. Mrs. S. J, IDd -~~-­ ent.Hamlllon, Mrs. WUUam SIWfer, were pre Mill. II certlfleata lor beln& 1 Gold Star Club to 1961 wu aceept.. ed 011 behalf of the. clUb by J07ee Burner, loll y-1 preJIIlllnt, accurate wrist timepiece in the world •••ll'J0 one nower 1ta7 tn place, to help the per1011 belide her; when you see a member brush a !all., ~r ~ ~~ !J:marr~rrc:.,!I ( .~, bel --. momao~ ore the .Judie pta to that ~&!d); when you 1ee aome- . the most Brown reviewed ware Ba I•1e S G·Uy0 r d Vows Read ment; when you let 10meonetlke time out trom trying to make ~ Mule'' wu reviewed 6yMra. w. LeWio Brown (or lhe Thurllday Club II lhe home or Mrs, Joe coold Touchy McNamara Fed Up With Being the No, 2 Man Man today holds in one hand the power to · Twenty-five years ago, on Dec. 2, "the destroy himself utterly; in ·the other hand, Italian navigator landed in the New World the promise or enough energy to build any and found the natives friendly." kind of utopia he des1res. In a squash courl under the stands of Stagg In a mere quarter-century, the destructive • Field at the University of Chicago, with a pile power of the atom has been developed to ~ un~ of graphite blocks and uranilim oxide slugs, imaginable proportions. Yet while t)Yo halves ~Enrico Fermi and his colleagues had of the world hold each other at missiles·point, 1 achieve~ the f1rsl self,sUIIaining chain re- nuclear-powered sail the oceans. EleI action-the first controlled release of nuclear ments irradiated ships in reactors perform vital energy. · tasks in industry and medicine. By the end of Although, as·Fermi was later to write, "the this century, halt the electrical energy pro· event was not spectacular, no fuses burned, duced in the United States will be generated 1 no lights flashed," it wu one of the most b1 . nuclear plants. Eventually, nuclear en1 momentous events in history. It paved the gmes will truly propel us into the Space Age. j way for the atomic bomb, the hydrogen Still, we have hardly begun to move away · bomb, the pesceful harnessing of the atom, from the shores of that New World discov1 and all that these things have meant and ered by the physicists. ln..,25 years we have have yet to mean. pushed ahead, sometimes blindly, and have Dec. 2, 1942, is a marker separating two reached a small hill a litue ways inland. different epochs as irrevocably as Oct. 12. From it we can see how far we have come 1492, separated the medieval from the mod- -and how rpuch unknown territory remains em world. to be explored. Thursday Club Review ·Given By Mrs. W. L. Brown unaglne RA¥CADMLEV Just 25 Years Old \. II••• or, in · dealing out Seemingly will do what I th~nk needs to WASHINGTON-IN E A) off-the-culfr.arables and meta· · be done." he said: "But then, Fame, said Emily Dickinson, phorlcal ta es, come oft more in the McCarthy debates,· as is a fickle food upon a shift· genuinely Lincolnesque than now, J think if an issue being plate. anyone else 01 the scene. comes vltal enough, so.meone Still c on f u s i n g to many Or his humor may tura needs to speak out." 1 • is w he the r Sen. Eugene droll aod biting. Uslog one of. The issue that bas beeome McCarthy just wants to toy his favorIte references in "vital" now · it Vtehlam. ac· with his serving, gobble It all answer tO a studenC's ques~ cording to G e n e MCCaii. or eat well and save any left- lion ("Wl!o do you think would 'ilia! enoUilbJo. rlok II.· · overs for t9'72. · · •·~' 1" •· ,., make the ·. bOot Repabllclm ilil!t, despllllb'f danger . kP candidate?"), he responded being holsled, b..)' many otldll Since-he first appeared as a potential presidential candi- wryly. "I thInk we have DemoerBtit cOI!faiU.fll, · ,; _ so far , he acts very much date opposing the incumbent, enough trouble In our own political observers have been leper colony without crawling as thottgh he wants to be preaident. a It hough McCirthy trying to decide what the 51, over the wall." year-old ' Minnesotan wants, He has been called philo, himself denies It !rom a pure while John Q. Public is still sophie, dreamy, even 1 y . philosophical standpoint. trying to put the name with " I don't know what it akes "I don't know il ll!lYbod~ a face. Unless you are from to make a !hilosopher, • he really wants to be president, ' M·i nne sot a or remember laughed. " I' say I'm r ect· he said . "I certainly don't." names and faces from nomi- ive, thoughtful, probably more " But I think II you are In . nating conventions three and than some senators, a I've politics for .. some time there seven y e a r s baCk, Sen. written some t h e or f} t i c a I are conditions which buDd McCarthy probably sWI pieces on the operation of the arouhd you,_ and it can beeome _ means a guy who chased government." a responslbility to seek the Commies back in the '50s. Though his generally lack- presidency·" It's not that fame has been luster Senate career does not particularly elusive to this suggest one who spoils lor SUNDAY Sen. McCarthy, nor that he confticts, the ones he picks TIMES.SENTINEL has completely ignored the flubi ..Mcl .,,,, 1 .,.u.y .. , TM case lor it. His light has are usually formidable. In 1952 he challenged the oh•o Y•l"" l'ublltl'llnt co. "' flared briefly over 19 years on 'lch-hunling tactics of that . o-.LLII'OLIS DAIL 't tJIIV Wl 11s. (l II.. Capitol Hill, nine of'them in ua teco1'1411 an.. the Senate. II has, however, other Sen. McCarthy and de· 41.,, Publlahed •w•rv •"""'., .c... •~ h ( nlnll UCII'I ltt.. rcll'lo IHIMI . Cl..l . bl' I failed to exude a steady glow. b ate d h1m pu 1c y, w en mos ""'''' ,,.., , 1 4t, 111 ,.. 11 a, o"••· •"'' members of Congress were THI DAIL v tiMfiMlL Veterans rem~mber his maintaining a d. i s c r e e t 110 Metfttnlc Strett, '~"'.,.'' 01 -~ -sUrring speech In support of u ·k d U7" . PublltMcl ner, · WHkll' -;:: silence. ,ve r1s e a secure "1" 9 , .. u, 11t saturday. Intend "• Adlai Stevenson at the 1960 1 WA>SHINGTON <NEAl Democratic conventic,n and House seat to run as a distinct end cln• "'''''"' "'',.'' • "'"'"''"· Defense Secretar'- Robert McNamara is tired. His personal his bid for the vice presidency underdog for the Senate in ohto,T~~~~o·~=· · su•sca••r•oN 1958. ay cerrlt• llltiiY ' " ' lumi•Y. :nc staff is tired. They re still working long hours but they're be- In 1964. . . ' b .... ...k . , •• d c hll a engmg an u~cum MAIL tutsUII',TIO"' ' " ginning to drag. But moatly bla career in cntAn president of your own Tt'lt oeuipotl• Tribune '" o:~o ·~: McNamara Is pictured as a hard, tough operator who dotes public Ufe liao been one of on conflict But it is thls reporter's experience after being at quiet oloofaeso-tbe .Cbolorly, P arty can hardly be consid~ "'anthl w~t-, " 1'U' ' "• 11thrll · ""' I'I'Oft "'~~ \ltM•••· 't& the Pentagon part of almost every working day during meditative Hnator who, In ered playing Tiddlywinks. de- wtMIU· '"' , • ., 110• ~~~~ • •11 • monttn ts .P . , 1u , McNaMara's Seven years of otflce that ~e is personally ex- fad, oaee .c onsidered beeom- spite the di ssension over the thr•• 1'ht Gal I'll Stntlr\11, ' " ":: tt tremely sensitive to what is said about him. . ' IDg a Beaedlctlae monk. war. 1111 mtnthl tUir "''~,:::::.,,..; " "I'm not the ,kind of lellow TM .u.,ttttt •r•u HM YM u, He hal a terrill< need to be rithl alld to have people lhlak tliiCIUII'i'IIY entitled II di ... -'CMI "He's just not a Senate I f he Is rigid. He bas been lmown to almost lrantleally buttonwho rushes In i someone e se publlutlon =~~ elt,W:.':',., aM tM hole peeple wbo hove accuoed him of error to try to prove he operator, not an arm-twisting, :::..:::, '!...... cajoling acUon man." obWal rJibt alter Oil. served a colleague. "He's no Criticism botherJ McNamara more ~n .any secretary of Sen. Magnuson. defense this reporter has ever·watched m operation. "I divide the useful sena· More and more of late, McNamara has seen his policies, tors-and certainly I would inopenly. or behind-the-scenes, criticized heavUy by sections of clude McCarthy among those the pubUe., Congress, the admmtstratlon and the press .. He Is -into two categories. There close personally to some of the men who criticize our Vaetnam are those who fight to ' get policies most strongly. ) . legislation I h r o u g h. 'who More and more this critlcism has been getting under wbeedle and trade In the lobMcNamara's skin. He has been gaD;ed n:tost l;ty recent a~cusa­ bies and offices and on the tions that he has been dishonest m has statemen~. tn the phone. Then there are those figures he gives out, in the proof he otters for hts defense whom I call ed'Ueatlonal sendecis'ions . 1' ators, who make eloquent MeNamara llke1 to he top man. At the World Ban, ~e'll speeches on the floor and get be No. 1. Ia the Pentagoa, he Ia No. Z; the Prealdeat makes the wheels of legislation in the final deelalons. For McNamara, It's a severe atrabl to · motlon, although in doing so operate wbea tile dMIIIons are not hla. . they o f te n ruflle feathers McNamara has never been comfortable with milltary men. He- came ~to the Pentagon with preconceived notions of ~en along lh4t line. "!think ol McCarthy as an on horseback. He has seen to the remov~l o( some high· educational senator." ranking officers whose attitudes disturbed bun. Formally, in The latest man who would prtlctice his relationship with his military advisers has been Is a tall, attractbe' president correct.' He has had no revolts, no organized sa~;totage of hls ive, articulate intellectual programs. There has been no move toward mass or group resignations. But there has not been complete mutunl trust. whose dovish vle1fpolnts on McNalljara is tired of his job. He has accomplished., whAt the VIetnam war found an he wanteil to accomplish In the Pentagon. There are no new early haven in the acad!!mic challenges to match the reorganizations aJ!I) cluylges in .the and clerical communltie&. At way oil doing things that ·McNamara ~ already put throtigh. · an eastern university he chid, ed tht press ("you guy,s all MeNamara bas told frieodo over lite yean .lhat he ... • a&k the same quesflons',) and . lntereot to reluralat to private !lldllllr)'· He'd bad tbl "": ''Called on scb.blars for ·help • perlence, he said. He wanted oomolbla' new. Itt! _IIOW leeli ("There's a need for a real inthe 1ame way about his Pntaron Job. , tellectual reiJIOnse") and -the A man who cares so much aliout what people ~ink, as kids' cbeerea and the ·profs McNamara 11oes has also a compulsion to cbsnge his image, beamed. es)iecially 11 he 'wants" t.o hold ollie~ againr some Ume. Ao Quick of wit, he can · reel secretary ol defense, he s.,.s himself pictured a• a man o1 ott Informal 'b a n I e r like a if/ l'lltlrl!IA. war. In the World ·Bank, he'll be pictured, he thinks, ao a aUver-halred JoluuJy Carson, 8 Do4, JeciJeJ wllat I wcnit lo do. I ...,.llo 6e man doing good for the world. ....... Frielllllllld - · Bll>lt claa- . lftll Mn. EmoiiiWI_,,__ d Slffill"'"l C'-1 IUdledl• er m.llben ~1M dauea. Tile- filllowlllllo_r_ ChUrch ot Rio C....... 11101 I!QI.4BY Oftllbw,IIDr, •• otlho- ......._,after Wide~ lhopnoW. · . ol Mr. and Mrs,, Maurloo Foipy called lhe jlnqltxcwlber lor !be < lftll doltiNer, ~. Mro. Maurice F~qoT I ., 1110rt ·_.. 111 memberoandtwo .... tbl~. • bouse, · • I'm talklhJI oboul Chrlotmao Flowor $bow fever, w,_think lhe germo 1pread down river from Motp Count¥ becouae Its - l o an Juot getth• over lhe epidemic prior to lhe Molal County AnnUal Chrl•trna• Flower Showthi•JIOII-. Thelr •IP• or relief wert heard 18 mUeo away, llore In Gelllpo!lo, I remember the flrll Chrlsls <~ tna1t Flower hw In which 1 -.ed an nhlblt. I made 1 YOII don't Rei • blue, you are ot1rotosm orpn IDd ptoced 12 challonpd to Jill 0110 lho , _ choir boyo ll'GUIId lt. I ev011 ~ebou., , ~&--• made a slsined window ; • ._, 1 11 ouuuiQ' behind the orpn. 11aw limbiilouo Evano io pul11D1 his out ey c111 a per1011 got? I ean't rOn lhe root~ <I'm kiddinl ol course member what lite Judll Jlald, becouu stanJoy and Ellzobelh but - • with more -'enee have !ll'adouoly OI)OIIed their I can what lhe ~ home several llmto and stanJq ' The beauljt of the first flower hu onloYoc every mlnuta or II), lhow I ever attended made me Bill Spann doesn't know Whot mnc1 in awe his pretty reoJ,:halrecJ wlto hu How the:v do II? CQm, let ~lm in Ior, but Sunda,y otter mon weeda had been made bMQoo 5 !)).m., when she Jdck1 otf her 111111 with paint and sporlde. lhotto IDd collapses .on the coueh, One woman had used p 11 Melp Counl,y will be able to from a car headlllht ror a las hear THEM ,..,, ble centerpiece, On 11 abo had Eaoy,.,inl Fl)'e Somploo and ploced White. glads a n d guici. her family perha)ls may lake It Jllll'll3ed Wheot arranged in the in stride. Fa,ye hal a wa,yolmaks ohape ol. a star. SJnee then I've lng tho. moot dlfllcull taak seem seen more ortalnalldeas In now. etrortleal. er lhowa than 1 could ever tell Alwa,ya the lillY, Mildred Tho. about. rna• will wetcomo llllhe I!Ueots One can't heli> but admire the with her soft charm. Tho onetfatbrlngseverys perservance or an arranger, try, to make a line ol branch 1101 one back to r a lhoW again where Bhe wants 1t even rela the frl one make• by sordns 1o usln1 ch~l IIUIII working IDd &DiniJihroulh 0 ltmo ' to make It stick; or tlie brave ofWtenh slon topthor, -"" - - ·. · look th f of en you 188 IOJneone croll .' whoseonwt" m':m : : her ~~nsera behind her baekWhen mont hal just turned over 1n the Judp gets 1o your arranges The DMZ Dilemma The Atomic Age -~- A FEI(J:R io going ai'Ound Galllpolia. . . !lie eontqldul because about :!0 hom eo on koown to be tnroc:ted with it. 'I1!e •)'JDIItOmt are, women walkb'W around wttb Razed •Y•lt not hearlnl .men SM~.eone Jpeaka to thlm; kitchens full of branebes, , IPJ'IJI point' in the olr, llilar on lhe floor, IDd Junk Ill over .the Cyprus: All Hands -Off Mrs . Jam.es ·RiQiards Gives Program . ....Loyal Frien_ds and Men's Bible Classes Rio' GRANDl!: ..: 1110 ~ ,.........-.GaNCI_.. ..... ~ ' now What they're Saying about These Changing Times ' BY l'ATHOUCK WASHINQTON (NEAl ln war and politlcs, ~the ." inside" 'trategisls and -~~ · lnOuentlal outsiders re ly IO'u Into disagreement. Cr!U. . clams-of policy ~ ac on in a constant s~am . • • No one In tills capital wbo genuinely believes· In a free ex' change thinks It should be otherwise, or that II is likely to he. But lately Y!'!' can find some ftgures of lbfluence here (snd The burning !use on CyprUJ has beeft not just in ~ Johnson admlnts!raUon) who lhiJ1k that crltl, snuffed out, thinks m8.inly to the strenuous · ciBm as a function of democratic process is often misunder~ mediation efforts of President Johnson's stoo~ by those who voice It .and misread by those who hear ernluary, Cyrus Vance. about it. . , , The next immediate .step· is to remove at In Internal · strategy.maiting, some complaint Is heard least some· of the more explosive ~ements &Jalnst those In key places who merely mull!!r _their crJU, which have made such a powderkeg of this c1sms (not .wanting .t o be heard by top otfJcials) and seldom 1 Robert· s. McNamara must be pleasantly balmy Mediterranean tsl~nd. . · ! surprised at the number of booSters he has ' Agreements to enable 4110,000 Greek Cyp- if ever offer ·alternatives. Yet, to jlullo from the eomments of 10me lnoiders this - 1 suddenly acquired on Capitol Hill by virtue riots to get along with 1l!IJ,OOO Turkish Cyprepti'ler e - - r a In various lielclo, tloere Is more lrrltatlea · · of the announcement that he Is resigning ~· rlots exist on paper. Wbat,ls needed Is the over the IDieraal critle who loudly tries to ctve blo ceuater, secretary of defense to become president of will to make them work, not only on Cyprus arcament the Ioree of proveD fact. the Worlll Bank. but In Athens and Ankara. Militsry and diplomatlc types may contend that il the . . washington Is rife with speculation about Greece must once and for all abandon tbe United States does ;ome five purlicular things the war In idea ol ·reuniting the island with itself and ' th! "real" reasons ror his leaving. Vietnam could be suceesslully concluded. in six months to a niake genuine eflorts to see that the rights of 11 is possible that the, man is simply boneyear. Some may argue thst il tWo particular things had · the Turkish minority are observed. weary after seven years of hard, and generbeen done in 19116 or 1967, the conflict would be much ad, Eventually, the more lhst both Greece and ally brilliant, labor In a job second only to vanced and might now be over. : Turkey are able to leave the island and its tbe presldency m lts complexity. peoples alone, the better will be the chances Within the camps ·of the candidates for next year's presi· ~ But many people, including ,a number of for the Cypriots to forge a real nation out of denUal nominations, some may assert that Gov. George ' congressmen, see McNamara s Illl;pending themselves in lasting peace. · ·" · . • Romney of Michigan would today be riding high if he had ~ departure from the Pentagon as proof of "!' taken their suggested specific steps and avoided others.-or ideolOgical rift between him and the Presithat Richard Nixon would have- the whole thing wrapped up · dent and are feariul that it portends a sharp if he had ~yed liome Instead of travelln~ 85,000 miles over ' escalation of the war in Vietnam. An end run around the so-called. Demilitarfour conU.nts. .. McNamara, it is said, has grown increas- ized Zone between North and South VIetnam The trouble with till• brand ol what mltht be call~ c.aleingly doubtful and disturbed about the war. aimed at knocking out Communist artill~y gorlcal erlltciam II that too frequeatly )loth the eritk1 and The removal of his moderating influence thus ·ille~ally emplaced there wouldn't constifute lheir aymp8tbellcllotenerl inolde and outolde Invest II with will constitute a victory for the hawkish adan mvaslon ~f North Vietnam, says Dwight a 1latul beyolld Ito worth. visers surrounding the President, say the Eisenhower. . ----... · To take an example from the. public domaln;)ll'itain's speculators. . It would be a justified mllltarr, operationWorld War II hero, General Montgomery, wrote a biJQ,1t years The coming year will prove_or ~prllve ~e "removing a thorn in our sides. ' · afterward saying that war could have been ended six btonths validity of aU thiS. The question nght now IS The trouble is, how do you keep the thorn earlier il his adylce on· strategy had been taken. · who can effectively replace him. · ._ from sprouting back? The Possibly, only way to make sure would bie to but possibly not. In the nature ol things there to , McNamara has been the strongest and absolutely no way to prove or disprove his argument. Anyone station U.S. troops ~rmanently in th'e DMZ. most efficient secretary of defense in the 2D but tnis would be illegal ·on our pari. And who thereafter contended that Gen. Eisenhower and other years that the office has eXisted., More than there . they would b<1 subject to attack from siralegista bad "delayed the conclusion ol the war by six anY of his fred~essors, he has embodie.d the months" would be talking ru~"ish. . · principle o civilian control over the military. artillery farther north. · . Would this new thorn in our sides justify The library shelves today are loaded with detailed, intimate The nation will be fortunate indeed if a histories which reveal the tremendoUJ In-lighting among top man with the same s.ize shoes can be found an even deeper "nonlnvasion" of Nortli Vietnam? U.S., British and other strategists over key World War II to take his place. decisions. c&oices .not made can never be made. To a much' more-limiled degree, and mostly within the corifines of this country's own effort, the same disputes flared in the Korean war and are raging internally over VIetnam. . ~ It is essential t h a t you Inescapably, however, many of the decisions and cate, backing out of the Space Age Tired. understand t h e yearnlngs gorlcal crlllcloms DOW heiDI laid down over Vietnam will almost before we enter it. -Fred Gill, Denver, on how be able to -James E. Webb , head of and hol"'s ol the overwhelm- never be aeeurately appraloed beeause DO one il feels !o be l()J). ing maJority ~f your country- 1111. . truly their exact contribution to the llnal re1ult-good National Aeronautics and • men. Space Administration. We are opt enga,ed in a -Sen. Joset>h Montoya, DSimilarly, if Richard Nixon should win the GOP nomina~ on poverty. It lS only a N.M.1 urgtng Latin-Amerition next year, who wUl really be able to s11y what part w~s Mrica needs help if she is skirmish. The n e g I e c I of can students to "educate played by each of 100 or so .key lnternaJ.choJCeB made by his q_~~.el!. cannot be overcome to achieve her ~olential 'It'd 'strategists? Or what would have happened II opposite and lead." we must not"&e 'diicouraged e-aa1y. had be' e n made in 50 o( those instances? choices by the, enormit,y of the task :£.~jl!ianvHaber, University and we must not shrink from The failure of clergymen War and politics are trial-and-error enterprises. Generals ~ oJ Michlgan economist. providing some of the assist~ ·to de a I with· present-day and politicians tend to J11Uddle through to victory or defeat. problems in the language of The man who "knows" the cons~uence of every action taken Only rebellion, I think, can ance required. the street makes laymen feel or not taken in such complex endeavors lives in a private, save us from ultimate suffoca- -Sen. James B. Pearson, R- that while clerpmen are ununreal world. Kan., after tour of Africa. tion. questionably p1ous men they -Supreme Court Justice are nevertheless lost balls in The atmosphere a r o u n d high weeds when it comes to William 0. Douglas, deploring go~rnment invasion of Washington usually seems to the bard Issues of reality. citizen.s' privacy, in an arti- be that McDowell was just de- -Dr. Duke McCall, !'resident feated down the road here at cle in. PLayboy magazine. of Southern Baptist Sem~ the First Battle of Bull Run nary, LouisVille, Ky. We have come a long way and the federal armies are ·in the first 10 years, but In struggling back Into tbe city No man owns the presiterms of exploring and fully _ . . ·such is not true. I am con- dency. He must earn the understanding our solar sys- vinced of it. My colleagues nominatldb. tem , we still have a long way are convinced of it. - Ed Fculeley, Oregon state to go. Unless we are prepared -Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, Democratic chairma:n. chairman of the Joint to move ubead with new proChiefs of Staff, on progress grams of planetary exploraof the Vietnam wa'T. tion , for example, we will be By RAY CROMLEY McNamara Shift: Hawk's .Victory? us ' ly UUCE &IOSSAT PUBLISHING COMPANY Rlcbarol S. OWOII, Nillller yemon Deweese, Mv. ~· June• &:_Duller,. Allh'. Dir. Just Between - ·- -- .... �---- c • 1--•- ......II'f n TI$1 II M ~ UMI• ......,, D-"""'r ) - • ,. ' ~~;;~' --pi- EVENTS ~... or Ill- ~~~~.Jll'l..__... - . . ond aiiO ......... YWI' ~. '1111 Pflotl 1ft uoualb'• .,._._, but ,.. _..., to I'Md. tho ....rlpllve to IUilallor Jlriol a1... Jlu:y foodl to _ , Prieo, ......_._, . 'fliil!lylillM"fful\. ..,... )'Gil If ~ or ....urr. e.. eo..,... cool""' eouoe dill~ fllo<l•' lllvo dlflenni - ~ ol ,...., lho _,. 1101'\'!na Ia I - · U• ~llddo tot food 00111 - . .-=--. ~ ii;"'U."";,.,.u,. 010111 tt-lblo ot lho liMlc Cll-1ht ...... lotf Y<lll'U lind --oonal pottem to eomocl and u~ tile limo ot • - prloea 11 )IIi beton, .mtog, Mid theJ>O<idn¥ oeo-.. Toke advonton al opeelala: Sve<Wt ean Avo you moiiey, eopeclal]jo lhooe on moat• which lo the moot Often IIIIUI'Id Item to tllo grocery lllore, Take odYuQao ol thole ' ~eo becauoe rn- -., &J,.,. .-• :dlliJI. Ill 'l'lot . Mi!IJ· - • • lUI'Inc U,0. U111htliaur-•--: l.olm-.: au!U..Iaeto IIIIOut o b l l - ond w h a t - an >Oidfd ooc11 dip, Aloo · obll )'011 _ . . ..,. Ibid aut whleh • be ialo1'1!11Maed <l>e meat ac""""• lor about ..,,.. :o prleo, I\IIIPIY, "' r..nt17 uua. third ot the IIIJnill''• weekly lood Plan food baYJnr. 1\e ffrtt: bin. FQF ~0. ctmdc ~Bt . tllp to l'lomlnclo ~~ 1 ofton ("""""'1!18Yaavelhehomeobopplni Jill. 'l'hl1 IIYOI you ' !hiker 16-17 cents 1 pound. >Gal 111M lll!d ~ whllt lhopSoleet QUality lor .use: Buy food )lnal' · · · lor tllo' lntended uae. For exRIId the !Dod ldo: ConiDtre ample, II'• loolloh to b~ ~r-._r ada from 'varlooo feel oannOd J)ll<h halves lor . :oocll - • s.u.dty HANIIItL'S - Mulford 6:30 p.m. for Cluistmaa dillftOf moedng, bring $1 Rift li>r oxehiQigo, . poratlon. 1be group Includes such dlverse works aa••Pq!ptes,n a·sttn liCe b7 Henry Varnum Poor, "Ma- Wednesday GALUA COUNTY CH Rldloll!e. ATHENS- Four Ohio Unlveralty will meet at the K ol P IIIII at choral groups will pl-eserXapub7:30 p. m, Election of otfteen lic ·ChrJJtmas concert at 8 toarid Chrlstmaa · ~ lobe plan· night in Memorial AUditorium. ned. The University Singers will per- GRACE METHODlST Church form Sweelinck's .. Hoelle Chria- Cir.de 1 at the home of Mrs tue: natus estt' and old carols .o ! PelT)' Balles, Hedgewood Dr., Germ~, France and England, -·7:30p.m. T!Je-Women'o 'Glee Club wlllaiQI cmCLE 2 It the home ol Mro. )I' variety of oeleedOOB, lne!UdiQI Harry HamUial, Cedlr St. ' a 14tb century cradle 80rW 7:30p.m. Circle 3 at the home "Carol ot the Bells., and ••caroi .of MrS: Keltb Suiter~ 661 Secor Kod .. 1.. ., ond Ave. '1:30 p.m. ""'' THURSDAY The Men's Glee Club Will otrer GRACE METHODIST Chure!h Bortnlansky'• "Glory to God" Circle 1 will meet with Mrs. and Jean Berger'• ''Allelutafrom Nell McMahon, Third. Ave. the Brazilian Psalm.'' The Ohio SATURDAY , · ,. University Chorus will sing arCREATIVE,Writers Groupwtll rangements of Basque Etwlish meet at the home olMrs. Mar1 and N iilan Chrl ' Lewis, Rlo G~, corner of eapo 5tmas carols. Lake Drive aod State Route 32.1 7:30 p.m. · BARBS CLUB, Christmas parV and dance, Elka Hall, 9 to I a.m. . ple Supr Orebord," a primitive pointing by Grandma Moses, and "Girl Standing," an lrnpre~ siOnlll painting by CbUde Ha.. sam. Othei"arUstsrwresentedin thO eolleetlon Include Robert Galthe eolleetlon Include Robert Gwothmey, Ralph Blokelock, • .• • .. ,gorham's _-9ift to Yo~ ft. poirolotedtos lil"'candelabr• worth$too ... yuurs when yuu buy, 1 b1.1tter-servlng knife (hollow handle),l table or wvlnr tPOORI. P~c~ tttrt at$326. · _ . Davies ·Jewelers 404 s.co·nd Ave: • phrase your remark so that he'll think HE made •. the calch. • • • wu. Davis Llbruy will be open to the publl< during the regulor library how's: 8 a.m._- 10 p.m., lllonday through Fridll'; 8 a.m. 12·-, nooo, Saturda,y; 2 p.m. - 10 tHURSDAY ' , VOLVNTEEilS of the Galllpol(a State Institute Cbrlotmaa Jllf· ey, 7:30 tothellomoE~<s Room at West Hall. All volun- teers are welcome, $1 Kilt , ~· So the OSU P '.'r"'' I ': • , What does she likt? Con: ) ,_,,_,"" Ollio'a .,., temporary, , Early American, French or Italian Provincial or Spanish? No maHer . . . in our huge chrlstmos ouort· ment, you're certain to find a Lane Sweetheart Chest that will make her head straight for the mistletoe! . All with cedar Interiors, locks and keys, multi-use feoturll. . .. • •• ••• . . is t~e pan that pamper~ the sauc~ that tickles the palaJe that savors the food t~at looks best and cooks be$t and sticks not at all in pans alii(pots that LeCreuset built LeCreuset Cookware'is importedfrom france ... From 3.50~ 14.95 in Red, Blullland\'7.11ow ·, ONEIDA Melamine Dinnerware .' 45'Piece Sets $24.95 Decorator Lamps, beautifulry styled and a wondetfulgift. $12.00 Several Patterns ~vailable .--F· 2;30 p. m.; Ravenswood - . ····'· ...• .. .'.,!. 2 e/eyant palietm in ONEIDA* ·STAINLESS Jil • lfGIIIIflll ,........ C'ttUn . • ChiiiPelll J ' .~nclpl.tatlon, IIIII - r eondld0111 for Neb :4-hour ~rind as recorded by 'VIe McCormick at the Falrlleld Mother llallon. · Doy Hlfh LDW Prec, iunday • • • • ·• 4oncllf • • • • i'ueodlf. • • • • V-sdoy.,. · ll!urada,y ••• 61 ' carefree ani! beautiful...with a lovely finish that will resist tarnish and never require polishing. Perfectly proportioned in rich desisns for any home decOr. 35 52 40 4f 32 21 17 38 31 1.03 29 :o&urdoy ••••• 38 26 Anrage high tem,PBrature for be week thloyear,43,6;1aotyev i0.6. Average lowtemperaturefortbe teek thil year, 27.2; last year :2.4. Tolll preelpltatlon lor t11o week bll year, 1.08; IBII year 0.73, -Normal average p~lpltatton, 55-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 'riday . . . . . 34 .. your choice of •lthtr th• Early Am•lcan or Conl•mpurary th••" b.tGw . . Sca!far Pillows From$3.00 11985 YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES '16 T•••poonl 8 Dinn•r Knh1M 8 Dlnn.r Forb 8 Soup Spoons I Sal•d Forks lncludinl th- ;8,40 tocheo, '69.95 7 EXTRA SERVING PIECES Tolal preclpltaUon .to date lor hlo year 36,53; last year 34.84. 2 T.bt. Spoont. 1 Pi•n::~ - s ......, 1 Gr•yy Ladle · Other styleeiD lloelt The Day's Almanac i\ ' Wrap up all the love you can in one neat little pa!kage ... aur pradous ~n for her in 0 wide r,.e of styles. United Presslnternatlonol TociiJ IJI ~ Dee. 3, the )37111 cloy ol_l1167 with '28 to Wow. 1be moon 11 between Ito new lhaae IDd nrot cpar~er. The mornlaa star• are Venus ,~~ IIIII ~r. In her 1be evenlnll llaio are Mara nd Saturn. On lhl• da7 In hlollm: Jo 1818, Qllnoll -.-.cl tho Ilion •• tile 21ot In 1833, ObtrUn the FaN lit Shad• . 1 Cold M••t Fork 1 Sugar Spoon 1 Bun.. flinlfe C:OmpleteUnetH. Apphancet by . Also available: 24,PlECE SERVICE fOR 6 in Gilt Box 6 teaspoons, 6 dinner knives. 6 dinner forks, 6 soup spoons UNIVERSAL •v OINII'IAL RLICTIUC Celle:J1 !rot - Btatoo ·-· o 1helruiY Ualted _.a 1&0 lie . s.nw.. Mr1. ~ R. Chui'eh and ~ 1!111. Mro; Jomes J. J-andllllant~,Mrs. Richard W, llon!ootr and iiPIII • VE'ttliANil ME NOKIA I, lfOSI'I1AL ' A ....... to Mr. C"'·"'" "-"'-· ,_ • UJCIIMtll u :sn:n. rl(ht, show• here wllh Joh• Leonoo, II fScatlt! Mind 0~ ,., the stars or uno~ I Won the War;· iii ....... of the lcadinJC iDRf~Yalertl of mo¥JecJom today. ,\U,..u~l• he's a l'hlladelphhnt, l.ester ou•·Urltlshe• the STORE HOURS WHk Day 9 •m-5 pm Fri. Till pm 0!-n All Day Thur1. eCHARGE OPEN MONDAY gd .. Urltisb. ·- '•' "' ·em·ollment . - and 1& women. _, __ ·.o,pto t11o eollopN ol tile otoek -. "" 1148, 1111 . - ......... .,_ .... . 3d mlerolllm , oleeent Amerl. o hOllow ·IIUIIPin on tho irm ot·WbllloliOr CboUnbert. ~ ~ . FRIDAY NIGB!!IJ ftLAY.AWA'I ot 29 ln tm · tllo Ford MOtor CO; - -~ ...... ~nmtetofl , Jaorl - WEABB PARTICil'ATlNG INGALLIPOW IIERCHANTS SHOP·A·RAMA -0010 ... ' IN l'Oit FBEE I TICKB'l'S \ A lboqbj. for.tllldiJ- Brldab 111r C1llrehlll w.._ I ll!i aid: ·lo lor..., Ill _.....u, mlllt IIIIo - ·~ ... . • The Week's Weather ,lies tlepart.- rll F.. Hanl1, Mrs. Charles K, u..,.~ Aod,..wHoaebar, Mrs. P..dii!IJ'd '-'· HUIMt, Pamela Am Jtllflio. !itov111 T, ,_._Wan. do L. Morrlo Mro. Gertrude Nel1011, Mrs. Jerry L. Nickel•, .Mr&. Bryan Sasmdera, Mrs. Bert. W, Teolord, Tommy L. TJD'Oit, lin. Loulo E, Unrue David R. Walkeri! F, Le- Wl,tte, Mro. JoM • Wbllo, Nro. Bale V. Wood, Ronald L. MePI)eroon, 1'1'0,)" L. Holoteto, Mra. Harland ~b·~:;.:~~~J:".://1~; '- ·•· ; give her a Sweetheart ()best by Lane 0 . - ' exchange. J DJSCHARGES Cl,ydo ADplo, Roymond Bell, lleln"ei 0. Cant.er1_ Mra, llomor E, ~. !lrl. H.,ry Elc:blncar, L. Erwin, Mrt. Mor- o-o. .• • mak_e christmas last a lifetime, We have a real odttball in the neighborhood. He has two cars, and octualltJ WALKS to the drugstore now and then.. dll. ADill (lUI - lira. Joe LaW• riiiiC9, 1..., lh..,..;: . U.rJ Me. ~boe, Weill Call/ llo; 1..-Pot'-'-~,....uiiOdl,, .. _ . J..... p o·m... ' • ,.. .- • GAWPOUS, OHIO · "' 3:35 p, m.; Alia! Zepbyr "' 1:30 p, m.; Jam Lldd Dean doWn 7:20 p, m.; George T. Prlee up 1:15 p, m.:- Valwltoe down 9 p, !11.; lrelne Chotln up 9~40 p. m,; Be..rty Ann doWn 10:35 p, m,; :horleo !ln)-der up 11:20 p, ~·l liM! CII!>Per .., 2:05 a. m~ • eluteD. ment was asked to help. Tbe department set up tnstnunents and determined that the heavtest wtnds came trom the 110utb~ e_ast, next heavleR rrom the southwest, N!"" the)> . ·. . . \, The office w o If has an antique car, but an automatic 0 48 STATE St. ,, r up 5·· ,.s.. m.; Roy Thorpe , . out the country. :126 ....... .... 0 ANNEX ,!Own 4:05 o. m,; .Valley Trollo- ~r down .................. . , ~-.·- • ' ' .., 1,20 o. m.1 Whoyno H, !1: 1:30 a.· m.; Cnllcn Qaeeo Galllpolll; Ohio ' ,a.m.; M:eldahl Locka,Steel Trad ... eBe'tKaaiKeS i bo••·· VlaWng Frll'lklln Pope, Mtddleport.i Mrs, William Nease, Pomeroy; Charles lhle, Pomeroy; Goldie Wy. on!: on Podlotrleo Word. ADMISSIONS ant. Hg.rriiOI'Iville. _ Erneot E. Nor!h, 328 Jael<DisCHARGES- WOllam Camp, ..., Pikl; _Mro. Carrie Wood, Betty GW, Jam.es Ebersbach, 1103 Teodor1 Ave.· DannY ll Don Becker, Lottlo~elfleld, WhlteL lit. 2 GaiJ!pOii~i Mril, llam Call. Ray <:rookham1 1-, w. Va.; MF.JGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Oden c. Au11111, Jr., RenderADMn'TED - None. ...,, Mro. H.,..ld E;. Lemley, DISCHARGED - Pal Dully, Pomoroy; John C. Bacon. m, Roy Russell, Blanche Huldna. Middleport; Mro. Opal E, lllcb. ln&w, Che.tel'i Sara M. Dl.ctlle, Raetoei. Erie L. lllddle, Raetoe; Mro. H&rold E, Clrll)', RL 3 Chile has Rn area of 286,396 South Point; Mro, Jam11 E. Lieaquare _mUes, about equal to key, JacJ.uiOft; Mr1. Btn F. Sandthe combined areas or Calltorridce, R.oven.-.1; Morvin P. Selll, F - a , Ky.; Mra, Dor. nt&, Oregon and half of Wuholhy S. HWil Woll"'"'l Chorleo tngton . F. WU-, L 5 J1clclon; Mro. Rolill Boloo, Rt. 4 Jockoon. Now They Know BIRTIIS CORVALLIB, Ott. <UPI) Mro. Peu!'W, Blako, Hartford. W, VL, daU8f1ter, 1 a.m. New loudspeakers were planFrldljr; Mro: Ropr L. Moyea, ned for Oregon at.at.e Untver· Rt, I Golllpolll, aoo, 2:31> a. slty's Parker stadJum but It was hard to determine the m. Frilhf: Nro. En1D HW, Wtlloton. - . 10:10 p.m. Frl- best spots for them . llosp!lol: ·' I lP 6;35 o. m.; Boekjord up 7:20 ut shoWs and tour science shows !hot IBM lends to museums, oole<l><ltlooal lnllltullona through. . • • ~-r George Inness, Wtoliow Homer ond Robert Vickrey. 1be oahlbltlon II one of eight . ~-;n.• Sundaf· ' IU. and Mra. WU!Iam Carr ud dooCtaro ......-Frlde7111Cirelo.Uie l(r, a · Xra. Cl&ir . Jomeo R, Hlooo down 7:35 a.m.; t.oek IS, William H, Zimmer, down 8 a. m.; Frankllli Pier.. .., 8:30 o. m.; t.oek 18, Ellshl Woods Up 2:25 o. m.; Llilher Herdmall down ·5:20 1. m.i Poll!' R, down 7:25 o. m.; t.oek 19, ~ P. :::: up 3:20 a. m.; CH;y of St. up . 7:30 a. m.i Lock 20. 1 Chorlll K. lW 4:2$ L m.; Fmt lloarlmn "' 6 L Ill.; BoiiYII!e laekl, Beawr doWn 4:30 a. m.'; Val,eaa ....._, 6:11 a.·m.; Loek22; Weitem doWn 7 a. m.; Lock 23, llol_on z. "' 1:25 'a. m.;' llanoy J~"'len .., 4:i5 o. m.; Mt. Stato ~ ,6:15 a. Jn•i Greerq, Loeks, lla'rk N. Up 12:40 .. 1!1.'; Sloe! .. .• 1111 dcilm 10:10 P• m.i haY oowne1 IQII:25 a.m.; BryanB,down4:20 L m.; O\'WJ, ~ 1:30 Ln\.jR. H.~ n "" 7:15 e. m.; lulad forka, liUJUipoon, .................. It is perfectly all right to call his error to the attention of the IF you houro 2-4 end 7-8 p.m. Poronto IJIIITH - ,. - S.rvlt<for Eight-In Gorhun otedlna lilver. B'rt&hten yDUr hoUdlya •• , 01&1vt ~bride a stft tha11 cherish: forever. With the purchase of Servlct for 'Eisht Ia your chol~ Gorham Orlslnal On ian •,•. 'WQ.IMS'" niR«nt c eJa.bra.to pftslde over your table or clecorall ycx&t home th11 Gorham Sterling 1501/lBQ. Thlt Vf1r1 apeclat'offn ill be made for a Umltl!d tlmt only. · Strvlce for,; corulstJ of 1 tea~poon1, I Pwe·kntve., a place ~rk1, Temper~&, ' ' ' • ' . l'llmmlo'· ~~a-. Jl.M: • l. 'II laJJ.b~r; Kanowloo Folio,- I. 7f llllilw; Chorloo11Ja,1UBialltoe. '"""'"' and. ........ ~ . 1.21lool al roltero1 . Wlllllokl,' .....u.ave , leet al rolloro. . BOAT IIOVEIIENTS: have scheduled trl-yeorly publl· catiOn, in December, March and June ol each year. SUbserlptlm prlee Is $3per year or $1.25 an llsiM!, Subtlerlber& and pi'08pectlve eontrlbutoramay i Obto 45701. Pl....... h. .... ~ • GALUPOLIS LOOMS -Franklin 8~ PI m.: LldJ Kim· B. / berb' 111 l:lll oJ m.; L, w. s ip f:20 L m.; Cn>nll \101m 9:10 o.m. . KANAWHA RIVER - LandiJo, Korrlo 11orw1 down f:IS a. m.; lllrmel, E'lloano lioa-down 1:10 p, m.; Wlnlleld, H. E, Bowie• Ill 5:5$ P. m.; Lilla c. Sheller down 10:45 p. m.; Semel .., 2140 a.m. DIDO RIVER - t.oek 13, S. ·M. .-a deWI) 5:20 a. m,;DixlltStor down 8:15 L m~ Andrew P. Cal· bowt doWn' 6:30 L m.; J. E. Vicken down 1 e. m,; t.oeli14, Poplar \II' 8:10 g. m.; Duncan Btvee ~ ;!~~~~~!.::~'::!: · ~au 1· = * GAUGE!! - Golliptllli, l2d 18.f .......... -~~nollon: Br· PHIL PASTOR£T Ol course, hurricanes bear girls' names ; whoever heard ol a male blowhard doing any damage? .... • at 3 GOLF News \ 15-r-.pollll- Small PaintinfJS On Display At Davis Library ~ GALLIPOLIS ~ts:.-·~-,..:.,.._Bo_'llh_--~--, ? hilbJ1 .... . . _ poet II l'oolr1 IDUf'I0-1 1117 lo . . - , . _ - " • .... bl· re""'JDizod, -~~~ I~ ';JaO.n.i al' ~ llolr own - o . •· tho Jlriet, "-in~~ -~... h . . . Sel>ooL lltentun IDd -tile .,to will«· : Tbo -Uih ~ olOblo mueh !Jinlly memliit-11, · li!J C4nunun!b' Sfot. UniWtllt;y II lpoi\ICJI'IJw uy-... :IOU ,., tall ...., llllft7 ..~ . . !ln<tlmolllri · fer In Ita laiUal ~bet 12 ' ........... . . . a t t otlood will be neoded. , _ r , · No odml11loo. 1M11awe work!l b)': • , .. ' _. .-. ..um.. ·. _ !Ill •. - e - r Gnu Gel'IIWI..,.llll , Dr. RaiDer .......w, aulolont . Rtad lia901r. y.., IIIQ lind IIIIi! - !'IIIII.EII CLUB .....al ~ ~ b7 brand lo 1he bell pdt 111 b~Wldi' Ill Elko HaD, Bring ond poet,......;,. al "'11io Tin ' Jlf'Cileoaor ol ~.!&editor to !plley. Much ~ II coonod ......, lor Chrlltmlo Dnm." · · an!;~ Dr. R~,pralei801" ~ 1he llbll by the o:)ll...,o. ~ l1:3U to I p. ':"'fftl Bonoefoy, :F'refteb ub- ol Eng): lib, II · an6date editor. F aiFooclandO.,.Idmtolo- ' m. -.tilt poet ..ld:.rltle, • Tllomao J. Jkieklemo, Ph.D. eonand lido he!J1110Q 1101 GALLIA ~IC'I' SSand -Pihlo Nerudo, dlstl...,ndldate In ~lllh IDd ci>mporauaclly . you waDI lor ,.,...__ BTU Jo""'do 1dJI meet It tile South American J)Oet. . ttve Utentun., senes uldmln· "11UliMO'· . . Pato1 Creoll lloptiot Clm-ch, -l!arl Krolow called ''Ger~ lotrotlve usJ-. . Koov lnlormed: 11e81j ' ' >k. and 1::!0 im. · ma11Y'• ......n;i,IV llvlnll poet," Tbe edllorshcipeto~·•tn­ -u~~en to learn more about food buying. R!"fio, TV, and new!""'· Mond_,. -Mlehoel Hamburger, Brldab . te.....u-1 oxetwwe 01111lllle gera ban ~Pr' l3.'~ ''' ')·tJU:I;·r-lcea._ , poet, crllle IDdtranolatorotHol· and <~llleal ,ldel,l; Ol!PioretllelnItems to plentltul or IOioonal BAND BOOSTERS will e11n derlln. .,. · . ner relatlCJnfl between tbe varl· ·supply, opeelala, endtlrnolym- the B me · -AmerleanJ)OO!I Richard Doer001 aril,partlculatl,yllterature, BUSIIOotlona tAl belt> you seleet · IUIOf ~oooil, 7:30 p.m. hart and Deritse Levertov. theater, mualc and palnthw.*' "good food buj'o.h GALLIA COUNCJIU14 Daugb-Gulaeppe ~ tbe molt. "Mundul Artlumn wUI enoourten ol Amerf'ea Chrlllimlo . ' age experimelatl.on ~l1hout "be· · ~. Dinner 6 p.m., melt """'IQI ~eal]jo avut- IDd rollolilrnlohed.1Jrlnicov•red dhh, toble ......... 50 ..~· aM WUl promote ..•aueh ... &Tob bog IDd wlllte elonew art forma u fall within the pbonll. r.,.e 01 on intenlallonll Jour. CALUA CH~ OF OCSilA, w .... ATHENS William Brophy, ......... meetq, Eallt Hall GS1 The -"'~~"""' will toe!Ude pOet. associate professor ·of brua In· groundS, 7;30 p. m.' • ry, fiction, dltama, eaSI.)IS, and atrwnenta, wUI direct the Ohio In LoW CANASTA elub w1U Jp Ume, hcipel\lll,y, mill! I< a!> University Symphony Orchestra meet with Mr•.Larry NOrth, 816 •cores and ~production"l ot in a public concert at 8 p. m. F'irst Aw•• 7 p. m. ~lnlinlla IDd aeulpture, All 'Nesda,y, December 5, in Mem- AAVW 8:30p.m. Oaear'oFnD works will be presented in both Room. _ ·· orial AUditorium. their orfllnal la!Wuaie and In RIO GRANDE - us m a 11 George Katz, lnternaUonal]jo • translations. Tuesday Paint:fnp by Americans," a known · concert pianist and u~ "our-indnllon Is to brolden<lllf group ol 22 works ofatlng 11'om siat_ant professor of plano, wlll scope to toe!Ude not only the viMERCERVILLE GRANGE rei1860 to the present. are now on perform as soloist ror Beethov· Jar moolfn& omual ~ dlsploy at Davia Ubrary, RIo tal emergirw arts otSoutb Aineren•s ••concerto No. f lnGMa.ior"' .._,, 6:30 p.m. G..._ will !)ronde CiJUego, Rio Grande, lea, but elao !hose ol tile Far tor plano and orchestra. lllrnlsh lllrkey, membera, ObJA>. Thor works w111 be oablblt- .EaaL We 4lm to niakolheJoumal bring covered dlah: ed throul!ll Deeember 18. 1be eo!· Indeed a wlee for ibo arto ol t11o WAYSIDE GARDEN Club wW leetlon II CH\ loan !rom Jnlema. meet at the home of ..Mra. bale tiona1 Business Ma~hines Cor. world/' Schulte aa'ld. EditOrs Choral G;oups to Present Concert Holzor ATHDII - Olllo '--J"'rell:r wtll o(far wrllon, ,.... ond er!lleo olllo wo•re- 1 -liD Wor~'s Dot Tbo ...... a ...,......,.. -Hieet. •crttlca, · ._.. iManrtkm:lb'· Katz is Soloist .for OU ,Concert Barbara Turner, Edward Roark, and Alan Cole, Ito r, are featured In 1beRloGrandeCollegeTileatre'sproductlonot ••Luv,'' Dtcrf-8-9. Palllon, calamity, despair, and the i'riilrvelous wlt oC ~lcullrw the nelr burlesque absurdity ot man~sproud Jtailii 11 ''Tbe Moat Most Badly Treated'' creates the scintU'!J. lath11 drama, ''Luv,'' an avant garcle play bJ.' Murray Schisgal. Ticket r,aervatlons may be made, bJ.' caJIIng The Rio Grande CoJJep 1beatre, 245-:;353, and~e available at the :Mullineaux Decorating Co.,.Galllpollo. Adinlulon lor -adults lo $1, oludento 715¢. To Mirror -. -' . '. 'I'SUndlr -nm.a.-...1,-, ott.,.,: a, Alfred ,River ·· News • ' 1,~1'1 Mun(lusArtium TriYearly'. :.~...., .... "".:: GALLIA • whlch_OD_.,. 0od Foo'd Buys Wanted- ·' / • • • • •• 3-PIECE SALAD SET SPECIAL Sa~l Strvina: Plecn alone replarty "" for $6.00. Set lnchldes • craceful, avocado cran Jlass bOwl. 1 Nl•d servine t~n •nd rork. Gift .boQd. ALL3 PIECES $495 -. . �---- c • 1--•- ......II'f n TI$1 II M ~ UMI• ......,, D-"""'r ) - • ,. ' ~~;;~' --pi- EVENTS ~... or Ill- ~~~~.Jll'l..__... - . . ond aiiO ......... YWI' ~. '1111 Pflotl 1ft uoualb'• .,._._, but ,.. _..., to I'Md. tho ....rlpllve to IUilallor Jlriol a1... Jlu:y foodl to _ , Prieo, ......_._, . 'fliil!lylillM"fful\. ..,... )'Gil If ~ or ....urr. e.. eo..,... cool""' eouoe dill~ fllo<l•' lllvo dlflenni - ~ ol ,...., lho _,. 1101'\'!na Ia I - · U• ~llddo tot food 00111 - . .-=--. ~ ii;"'U."";,.,.u,. 010111 tt-lblo ot lho liMlc Cll-1ht ...... lotf Y<lll'U lind --oonal pottem to eomocl and u~ tile limo ot • - prloea 11 )IIi beton, .mtog, Mid theJ>O<idn¥ oeo-.. Toke advonton al opeelala: Sve<Wt ean Avo you moiiey, eopeclal]jo lhooe on moat• which lo the moot Often IIIIUI'Id Item to tllo grocery lllore, Take odYuQao ol thole ' ~eo becauoe rn- -., &J,.,. .-• :dlliJI. Ill 'l'lot . Mi!IJ· - • • lUI'Inc U,0. U111htliaur-•--: l.olm-.: au!U..Iaeto IIIIOut o b l l - ond w h a t - an >Oidfd ooc11 dip, Aloo · obll )'011 _ . . ..,. Ibid aut whleh • be ialo1'1!11Maed <l>e meat ac""""• lor about ..,,.. :o prleo, I\IIIPIY, "' r..nt17 uua. third ot the IIIJnill''• weekly lood Plan food baYJnr. 1\e ffrtt: bin. FQF ~0. ctmdc ~Bt . tllp to l'lomlnclo ~~ 1 ofton ("""""'1!18Yaavelhehomeobopplni Jill. 'l'hl1 IIYOI you ' !hiker 16-17 cents 1 pound. >Gal 111M lll!d ~ whllt lhopSoleet QUality lor .use: Buy food )lnal' · · · lor tllo' lntended uae. For exRIId the !Dod ldo: ConiDtre ample, II'• loolloh to b~ ~r-._r ada from 'varlooo feel oannOd J)ll<h halves lor . :oocll - • s.u.dty HANIIItL'S - Mulford 6:30 p.m. for Cluistmaa dillftOf moedng, bring $1 Rift li>r oxehiQigo, . poratlon. 1be group Includes such dlverse works aa••Pq!ptes,n a·sttn liCe b7 Henry Varnum Poor, "Ma- Wednesday GALUA COUNTY CH Rldloll!e. ATHENS- Four Ohio Unlveralty will meet at the K ol P IIIII at choral groups will pl-eserXapub7:30 p. m, Election of otfteen lic ·ChrJJtmas concert at 8 toarid Chrlstmaa · ~ lobe plan· night in Memorial AUditorium. ned. The University Singers will per- GRACE METHODlST Church form Sweelinck's .. Hoelle Chria- Cir.de 1 at the home of Mrs tue: natus estt' and old carols .o ! PelT)' Balles, Hedgewood Dr., Germ~, France and England, -·7:30p.m. T!Je-Women'o 'Glee Club wlllaiQI cmCLE 2 It the home ol Mro. )I' variety of oeleedOOB, lne!UdiQI Harry HamUial, Cedlr St. ' a 14tb century cradle 80rW 7:30p.m. Circle 3 at the home "Carol ot the Bells., and ••caroi .of MrS: Keltb Suiter~ 661 Secor Kod .. 1.. ., ond Ave. '1:30 p.m. ""'' THURSDAY The Men's Glee Club Will otrer GRACE METHODIST Chure!h Bortnlansky'• "Glory to God" Circle 1 will meet with Mrs. and Jean Berger'• ''Allelutafrom Nell McMahon, Third. Ave. the Brazilian Psalm.'' The Ohio SATURDAY , · ,. University Chorus will sing arCREATIVE,Writers Groupwtll rangements of Basque Etwlish meet at the home olMrs. Mar1 and N iilan Chrl ' Lewis, Rlo G~, corner of eapo 5tmas carols. Lake Drive aod State Route 32.1 7:30 p.m. · BARBS CLUB, Christmas parV and dance, Elka Hall, 9 to I a.m. . ple Supr Orebord," a primitive pointing by Grandma Moses, and "Girl Standing," an lrnpre~ siOnlll painting by CbUde Ha.. sam. Othei"arUstsrwresentedin thO eolleetlon Include Robert Galthe eolleetlon Include Robert Gwothmey, Ralph Blokelock, • .• • .. ,gorham's _-9ift to Yo~ ft. poirolotedtos lil"'candelabr• worth$too ... yuurs when yuu buy, 1 b1.1tter-servlng knife (hollow handle),l table or wvlnr tPOORI. P~c~ tttrt at$326. · _ . Davies ·Jewelers 404 s.co·nd Ave: • phrase your remark so that he'll think HE made •. the calch. • • • wu. Davis Llbruy will be open to the publl< during the regulor library how's: 8 a.m._- 10 p.m., lllonday through Fridll'; 8 a.m. 12·-, nooo, Saturda,y; 2 p.m. - 10 tHURSDAY ' , VOLVNTEEilS of the Galllpol(a State Institute Cbrlotmaa Jllf· ey, 7:30 tothellomoE~<s Room at West Hall. All volun- teers are welcome, $1 Kilt , ~· So the OSU P '.'r"'' I ': • , What does she likt? Con: ) ,_,,_,"" Ollio'a .,., temporary, , Early American, French or Italian Provincial or Spanish? No maHer . . . in our huge chrlstmos ouort· ment, you're certain to find a Lane Sweetheart Chest that will make her head straight for the mistletoe! . All with cedar Interiors, locks and keys, multi-use feoturll. . .. • •• ••• . . is t~e pan that pamper~ the sauc~ that tickles the palaJe that savors the food t~at looks best and cooks be$t and sticks not at all in pans alii(pots that LeCreuset built LeCreuset Cookware'is importedfrom france ... From 3.50~ 14.95 in Red, Blullland\'7.11ow ·, ONEIDA Melamine Dinnerware .' 45'Piece Sets $24.95 Decorator Lamps, beautifulry styled and a wondetfulgift. $12.00 Several Patterns ~vailable .--F· 2;30 p. m.; Ravenswood - . ····'· ...• .. .'.,!. 2 e/eyant palietm in ONEIDA* ·STAINLESS Jil • lfGIIIIflll ,........ C'ttUn . • ChiiiPelll J ' .~nclpl.tatlon, IIIII - r eondld0111 for Neb :4-hour ~rind as recorded by 'VIe McCormick at the Falrlleld Mother llallon. · Doy Hlfh LDW Prec, iunday • • • • ·• 4oncllf • • • • i'ueodlf. • • • • V-sdoy.,. · ll!urada,y ••• 61 ' carefree ani! beautiful...with a lovely finish that will resist tarnish and never require polishing. Perfectly proportioned in rich desisns for any home decOr. 35 52 40 4f 32 21 17 38 31 1.03 29 :o&urdoy ••••• 38 26 Anrage high tem,PBrature for be week thloyear,43,6;1aotyev i0.6. Average lowtemperaturefortbe teek thil year, 27.2; last year :2.4. Tolll preelpltatlon lor t11o week bll year, 1.08; IBII year 0.73, -Normal average p~lpltatton, 55-PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 'riday . . . . . 34 .. your choice of •lthtr th• Early Am•lcan or Conl•mpurary th••" b.tGw . . Sca!far Pillows From$3.00 11985 YOU GET ALL THESE PIECES '16 T•••poonl 8 Dinn•r Knh1M 8 Dlnn.r Forb 8 Soup Spoons I Sal•d Forks lncludinl th- ;8,40 tocheo, '69.95 7 EXTRA SERVING PIECES Tolal preclpltaUon .to date lor hlo year 36,53; last year 34.84. 2 T.bt. Spoont. 1 Pi•n::~ - s ......, 1 Gr•yy Ladle · Other styleeiD lloelt The Day's Almanac i\ ' Wrap up all the love you can in one neat little pa!kage ... aur pradous ~n for her in 0 wide r,.e of styles. United Presslnternatlonol TociiJ IJI ~ Dee. 3, the )37111 cloy ol_l1167 with '28 to Wow. 1be moon 11 between Ito new lhaae IDd nrot cpar~er. The mornlaa star• are Venus ,~~ IIIII ~r. In her 1be evenlnll llaio are Mara nd Saturn. On lhl• da7 In hlollm: Jo 1818, Qllnoll -.-.cl tho Ilion •• tile 21ot In 1833, ObtrUn the FaN lit Shad• . 1 Cold M••t Fork 1 Sugar Spoon 1 Bun.. flinlfe C:OmpleteUnetH. Apphancet by . Also available: 24,PlECE SERVICE fOR 6 in Gilt Box 6 teaspoons, 6 dinner knives. 6 dinner forks, 6 soup spoons UNIVERSAL •v OINII'IAL RLICTIUC Celle:J1 !rot - Btatoo ·-· o 1helruiY Ualted _.a 1&0 lie . s.nw.. Mr1. ~ R. Chui'eh and ~ 1!111. Mro; Jomes J. J-andllllant~,Mrs. Richard W, llon!ootr and iiPIII • VE'ttliANil ME NOKIA I, lfOSI'I1AL ' A ....... to Mr. C"'·"'" "-"'-· ,_ • UJCIIMtll u :sn:n. rl(ht, show• here wllh Joh• Leonoo, II fScatlt! Mind 0~ ,., the stars or uno~ I Won the War;· iii ....... of the lcadinJC iDRf~Yalertl of mo¥JecJom today. ,\U,..u~l• he's a l'hlladelphhnt, l.ester ou•·Urltlshe• the STORE HOURS WHk Day 9 •m-5 pm Fri. Till pm 0!-n All Day Thur1. eCHARGE OPEN MONDAY gd .. Urltisb. ·- '•' "' ·em·ollment . - and 1& women. _, __ ·.o,pto t11o eollopN ol tile otoek -. "" 1148, 1111 . - ......... .,_ .... . 3d mlerolllm , oleeent Amerl. o hOllow ·IIUIIPin on tho irm ot·WbllloliOr CboUnbert. ~ ~ . FRIDAY NIGB!!IJ ftLAY.AWA'I ot 29 ln tm · tllo Ford MOtor CO; - -~ ...... ~nmtetofl , Jaorl - WEABB PARTICil'ATlNG INGALLIPOW IIERCHANTS SHOP·A·RAMA -0010 ... ' IN l'Oit FBEE I TICKB'l'S \ A lboqbj. for.tllldiJ- Brldab 111r C1llrehlll w.._ I ll!i aid: ·lo lor..., Ill _.....u, mlllt IIIIo - ·~ ... . • The Week's Weather ,lies tlepart.- rll F.. Hanl1, Mrs. Charles K, u..,.~ Aod,..wHoaebar, Mrs. P..dii!IJ'd '-'· HUIMt, Pamela Am Jtllflio. !itov111 T, ,_._Wan. do L. Morrlo Mro. Gertrude Nel1011, Mrs. Jerry L. Nickel•, .Mr&. Bryan Sasmdera, Mrs. Bert. W, Teolord, Tommy L. TJD'Oit, lin. Loulo E, Unrue David R. Walkeri! F, Le- Wl,tte, Mro. JoM • Wbllo, Nro. Bale V. Wood, Ronald L. MePI)eroon, 1'1'0,)" L. Holoteto, Mra. Harland ~b·~:;.:~~~J:".://1~; '- ·•· ; give her a Sweetheart ()best by Lane 0 . - ' exchange. J DJSCHARGES Cl,ydo ADplo, Roymond Bell, lleln"ei 0. Cant.er1_ Mra, llomor E, ~. !lrl. H.,ry Elc:blncar, L. Erwin, Mrt. Mor- o-o. .• • mak_e christmas last a lifetime, We have a real odttball in the neighborhood. He has two cars, and octualltJ WALKS to the drugstore now and then.. dll. ADill (lUI - lira. Joe LaW• riiiiC9, 1..., lh..,..;: . U.rJ Me. ~boe, Weill Call/ llo; 1..-Pot'-'-~,....uiiOdl,, .. _ . J..... p o·m... ' • ,.. .- • GAWPOUS, OHIO · "' 3:35 p, m.; Alia! Zepbyr "' 1:30 p, m.; Jam Lldd Dean doWn 7:20 p, m.; George T. Prlee up 1:15 p, m.:- Valwltoe down 9 p, !11.; lrelne Chotln up 9~40 p. m,; Be..rty Ann doWn 10:35 p, m,; :horleo !ln)-der up 11:20 p, ~·l liM! CII!>Per .., 2:05 a. m~ • eluteD. ment was asked to help. Tbe department set up tnstnunents and determined that the heavtest wtnds came trom the 110utb~ e_ast, next heavleR rrom the southwest, N!"" the)> . ·. . . \, The office w o If has an antique car, but an automatic 0 48 STATE St. ,, r up 5·· ,.s.. m.; Roy Thorpe , . out the country. :126 ....... .... 0 ANNEX ,!Own 4:05 o. m,; .Valley Trollo- ~r down .................. . , ~-.·- • ' ' .., 1,20 o. m.1 Whoyno H, !1: 1:30 a.· m.; Cnllcn Qaeeo Galllpolll; Ohio ' ,a.m.; M:eldahl Locka,Steel Trad ... eBe'tKaaiKeS i bo••·· VlaWng Frll'lklln Pope, Mtddleport.i Mrs, William Nease, Pomeroy; Charles lhle, Pomeroy; Goldie Wy. on!: on Podlotrleo Word. ADMISSIONS ant. Hg.rriiOI'Iville. _ Erneot E. Nor!h, 328 Jael<DisCHARGES- WOllam Camp, ..., Pikl; _Mro. Carrie Wood, Betty GW, Jam.es Ebersbach, 1103 Teodor1 Ave.· DannY ll Don Becker, Lottlo~elfleld, WhlteL lit. 2 GaiJ!pOii~i Mril, llam Call. Ray <:rookham1 1-, w. Va.; MF.JGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Oden c. Au11111, Jr., RenderADMn'TED - None. ...,, Mro. H.,..ld E;. Lemley, DISCHARGED - Pal Dully, Pomoroy; John C. Bacon. m, Roy Russell, Blanche Huldna. Middleport; Mro. Opal E, lllcb. ln&w, Che.tel'i Sara M. Dl.ctlle, Raetoei. Erie L. lllddle, Raetoe; Mro. H&rold E, Clrll)', RL 3 Chile has Rn area of 286,396 South Point; Mro, Jam11 E. Lieaquare _mUes, about equal to key, JacJ.uiOft; Mr1. Btn F. Sandthe combined areas or Calltorridce, R.oven.-.1; Morvin P. Selll, F - a , Ky.; Mra, Dor. nt&, Oregon and half of Wuholhy S. HWil Woll"'"'l Chorleo tngton . F. WU-, L 5 J1clclon; Mro. Rolill Boloo, Rt. 4 Jockoon. Now They Know BIRTIIS CORVALLIB, Ott. <UPI) Mro. Peu!'W, Blako, Hartford. W, VL, daU8f1ter, 1 a.m. New loudspeakers were planFrldljr; Mro: Ropr L. Moyea, ned for Oregon at.at.e Untver· Rt, I Golllpolll, aoo, 2:31> a. slty's Parker stadJum but It was hard to determine the m. Frilhf: Nro. En1D HW, Wtlloton. - . 10:10 p.m. Frl- best spots for them . llosp!lol: ·' I lP 6;35 o. m.; Boekjord up 7:20 ut shoWs and tour science shows !hot IBM lends to museums, oole<l><ltlooal lnllltullona through. . • • ~-r George Inness, Wtoliow Homer ond Robert Vickrey. 1be oahlbltlon II one of eight . ~-;n.• Sundaf· ' IU. and Mra. WU!Iam Carr ud dooCtaro ......-Frlde7111Cirelo.Uie l(r, a · Xra. Cl&ir . Jomeo R, Hlooo down 7:35 a.m.; t.oek IS, William H, Zimmer, down 8 a. m.; Frankllli Pier.. .., 8:30 o. m.; t.oek 18, Ellshl Woods Up 2:25 o. m.; Llilher Herdmall down ·5:20 1. m.i Poll!' R, down 7:25 o. m.; t.oek 19, ~ P. :::: up 3:20 a. m.; CH;y of St. up . 7:30 a. m.i Lock 20. 1 Chorlll K. lW 4:2$ L m.; Fmt lloarlmn "' 6 L Ill.; BoiiYII!e laekl, Beawr doWn 4:30 a. m.'; Val,eaa ....._, 6:11 a.·m.; Loek22; Weitem doWn 7 a. m.; Lock 23, llol_on z. "' 1:25 'a. m.;' llanoy J~"'len .., 4:i5 o. m.; Mt. Stato ~ ,6:15 a. Jn•i Greerq, Loeks, lla'rk N. Up 12:40 .. 1!1.'; Sloe! .. .• 1111 dcilm 10:10 P• m.i haY oowne1 IQII:25 a.m.; BryanB,down4:20 L m.; O\'WJ, ~ 1:30 Ln\.jR. H.~ n "" 7:15 e. m.; lulad forka, liUJUipoon, .................. It is perfectly all right to call his error to the attention of the IF you houro 2-4 end 7-8 p.m. Poronto IJIIITH - ,. - S.rvlt<for Eight-In Gorhun otedlna lilver. B'rt&hten yDUr hoUdlya •• , 01&1vt ~bride a stft tha11 cherish: forever. With the purchase of Servlct for 'Eisht Ia your chol~ Gorham Orlslnal On ian •,•. 'WQ.IMS'" niR«nt c eJa.bra.to pftslde over your table or clecorall ycx&t home th11 Gorham Sterling 1501/lBQ. Thlt Vf1r1 apeclat'offn ill be made for a Umltl!d tlmt only. · Strvlce for,; corulstJ of 1 tea~poon1, I Pwe·kntve., a place ~rk1, Temper~&, ' ' ' • ' . l'llmmlo'· ~~a-. Jl.M: • l. 'II laJJ.b~r; Kanowloo Folio,- I. 7f llllilw; Chorloo11Ja,1UBialltoe. '"""'"' and. ........ ~ . 1.21lool al roltero1 . Wlllllokl,' .....u.ave , leet al rolloro. . BOAT IIOVEIIENTS: have scheduled trl-yeorly publl· catiOn, in December, March and June ol each year. SUbserlptlm prlee Is $3per year or $1.25 an llsiM!, Subtlerlber& and pi'08pectlve eontrlbutoramay i Obto 45701. Pl....... h. .... ~ • GALUPOLIS LOOMS -Franklin 8~ PI m.: LldJ Kim· B. / berb' 111 l:lll oJ m.; L, w. s ip f:20 L m.; Cn>nll \101m 9:10 o.m. . KANAWHA RIVER - LandiJo, Korrlo 11orw1 down f:IS a. m.; lllrmel, E'lloano lioa-down 1:10 p, m.; Wlnlleld, H. E, Bowie• Ill 5:5$ P. m.; Lilla c. Sheller down 10:45 p. m.; Semel .., 2140 a.m. DIDO RIVER - t.oek 13, S. ·M. .-a deWI) 5:20 a. m,;DixlltStor down 8:15 L m~ Andrew P. Cal· bowt doWn' 6:30 L m.; J. E. Vicken down 1 e. m,; t.oeli14, Poplar \II' 8:10 g. m.; Duncan Btvee ~ ;!~~~~~!.::~'::!: · ~au 1· = * GAUGE!! - Golliptllli, l2d 18.f .......... -~~nollon: Br· PHIL PASTOR£T Ol course, hurricanes bear girls' names ; whoever heard ol a male blowhard doing any damage? .... • at 3 GOLF News \ 15-r-.pollll- Small PaintinfJS On Display At Davis Library ~ GALLIPOLIS ~ts:.-·~-,..:.,.._Bo_'llh_--~--, ? hilbJ1 .... . . _ poet II l'oolr1 IDUf'I0-1 1117 lo . . - , . _ - " • .... bl· re""'JDizod, -~~~ I~ ';JaO.n.i al' ~ llolr own - o . •· tho Jlriet, "-in~~ -~... h . . . Sel>ooL lltentun IDd -tile .,to will«· : Tbo -Uih ~ olOblo mueh !Jinlly memliit-11, · li!J C4nunun!b' Sfot. UniWtllt;y II lpoi\ICJI'IJw uy-... :IOU ,., tall ...., llllft7 ..~ . . !ln<tlmolllri · fer In Ita laiUal ~bet 12 ' ........... . . . a t t otlood will be neoded. , _ r , · No odml11loo. 1M11awe work!l b)': • , .. ' _. .-. ..um.. ·. _ !Ill •. - e - r Gnu Gel'IIWI..,.llll , Dr. RaiDer .......w, aulolont . Rtad lia901r. y.., IIIQ lind IIIIi! - !'IIIII.EII CLUB .....al ~ ~ b7 brand lo 1he bell pdt 111 b~Wldi' Ill Elko HaD, Bring ond poet,......;,. al "'11io Tin ' Jlf'Cileoaor ol ~.!&editor to !plley. Much ~ II coonod ......, lor Chrlltmlo Dnm." · · an!;~ Dr. R~,pralei801" ~ 1he llbll by the o:)ll...,o. ~ l1:3U to I p. ':"'fftl Bonoefoy, :F'refteb ub- ol Eng): lib, II · an6date editor. F aiFooclandO.,.Idmtolo- ' m. -.tilt poet ..ld:.rltle, • Tllomao J. Jkieklemo, Ph.D. eonand lido he!J1110Q 1101 GALLIA ~IC'I' SSand -Pihlo Nerudo, dlstl...,ndldate In ~lllh IDd ci>mporauaclly . you waDI lor ,.,...__ BTU Jo""'do 1dJI meet It tile South American J)Oet. . ttve Utentun., senes uldmln· "11UliMO'· . . Pato1 Creoll lloptiot Clm-ch, -l!arl Krolow called ''Ger~ lotrotlve usJ-. . Koov lnlormed: 11e81j ' ' >k. and 1::!0 im. · ma11Y'• ......n;i,IV llvlnll poet," Tbe edllorshcipeto~·•tn­ -u~~en to learn more about food buying. R!"fio, TV, and new!""'· Mond_,. -Mlehoel Hamburger, Brldab . te.....u-1 oxetwwe 01111lllle gera ban ~Pr' l3.'~ ''' ')·tJU:I;·r-lcea._ , poet, crllle IDdtranolatorotHol· and <~llleal ,ldel,l; Ol!PioretllelnItems to plentltul or IOioonal BAND BOOSTERS will e11n derlln. .,. · . ner relatlCJnfl between tbe varl· ·supply, opeelala, endtlrnolym- the B me · -AmerleanJ)OO!I Richard Doer001 aril,partlculatl,yllterature, BUSIIOotlona tAl belt> you seleet · IUIOf ~oooil, 7:30 p.m. hart and Deritse Levertov. theater, mualc and palnthw.*' "good food buj'o.h GALLIA COUNCJIU14 Daugb-Gulaeppe ~ tbe molt. "Mundul Artlumn wUI enoourten ol Amerf'ea Chrlllimlo . ' age experimelatl.on ~l1hout "be· · ~. Dinner 6 p.m., melt """'IQI ~eal]jo avut- IDd rollolilrnlohed.1Jrlnicov•red dhh, toble ......... 50 ..~· aM WUl promote ..•aueh ... &Tob bog IDd wlllte elonew art forma u fall within the pbonll. r.,.e 01 on intenlallonll Jour. CALUA CH~ OF OCSilA, w .... ATHENS William Brophy, ......... meetq, Eallt Hall GS1 The -"'~~"""' will toe!Ude pOet. associate professor ·of brua In· groundS, 7;30 p. m.' • ry, fiction, dltama, eaSI.)IS, and atrwnenta, wUI direct the Ohio In LoW CANASTA elub w1U Jp Ume, hcipel\lll,y, mill! I< a!> University Symphony Orchestra meet with Mr•.Larry NOrth, 816 •cores and ~production"l ot in a public concert at 8 p. m. F'irst Aw•• 7 p. m. ~lnlinlla IDd aeulpture, All 'Nesda,y, December 5, in Mem- AAVW 8:30p.m. Oaear'oFnD works will be presented in both Room. _ ·· orial AUditorium. their orfllnal la!Wuaie and In RIO GRANDE - us m a 11 George Katz, lnternaUonal]jo • translations. Tuesday Paint:fnp by Americans," a known · concert pianist and u~ "our-indnllon Is to brolden<lllf group ol 22 works ofatlng 11'om siat_ant professor of plano, wlll scope to toe!Ude not only the viMERCERVILLE GRANGE rei1860 to the present. are now on perform as soloist ror Beethov· Jar moolfn& omual ~ dlsploy at Davia Ubrary, RIo tal emergirw arts otSoutb Aineren•s ••concerto No. f lnGMa.ior"' .._,, 6:30 p.m. G..._ will !)ronde CiJUego, Rio Grande, lea, but elao !hose ol tile Far tor plano and orchestra. lllrnlsh lllrkey, membera, ObJA>. Thor works w111 be oablblt- .EaaL We 4lm to niakolheJoumal bring covered dlah: ed throul!ll Deeember 18. 1be eo!· Indeed a wlee for ibo arto ol t11o WAYSIDE GARDEN Club wW leetlon II CH\ loan !rom Jnlema. meet at the home of ..Mra. bale tiona1 Business Ma~hines Cor. world/' Schulte aa'ld. EditOrs Choral G;oups to Present Concert Holzor ATHDII - Olllo '--J"'rell:r wtll o(far wrllon, ,.... ond er!lleo olllo wo•re- 1 -liD Wor~'s Dot Tbo ...... a ...,......,.. -Hieet. •crttlca, · ._.. iManrtkm:lb'· Katz is Soloist .for OU ,Concert Barbara Turner, Edward Roark, and Alan Cole, Ito r, are featured In 1beRloGrandeCollegeTileatre'sproductlonot ••Luv,'' Dtcrf-8-9. Palllon, calamity, despair, and the i'riilrvelous wlt oC ~lcullrw the nelr burlesque absurdity ot man~sproud Jtailii 11 ''Tbe Moat Most Badly Treated'' creates the scintU'!J. lath11 drama, ''Luv,'' an avant garcle play bJ.' Murray Schisgal. Ticket r,aervatlons may be made, bJ.' caJIIng The Rio Grande CoJJep 1beatre, 245-:;353, and~e available at the :Mullineaux Decorating Co.,.Galllpollo. Adinlulon lor -adults lo $1, oludento 715¢. To Mirror -. -' . '. 'I'SUndlr -nm.a.-...1,-, ott.,.,: a, Alfred ,River ·· News • ' 1,~1'1 Mun(lusArtium TriYearly'. :.~...., .... "".:: GALLIA • whlch_OD_.,. 0od Foo'd Buys Wanted- ·' / • • • • •• 3-PIECE SALAD SET SPECIAL Sa~l Strvina: Plecn alone replarty "" for $6.00. Set lnchldes • craceful, avocado cran Jlass bOwl. 1 Nl•d servine t~n •nd rork. Gift .boQd. ALL3 PIECES $495 -. . �~ .... • . .......... _ .......... .__ .... - ---· ........... ·- .......·-In •• ..... 11, ·~. I , ,.. ............ . .......... J&8o!rrr 1.-ol A batt· 1e. .,.,.. • . 1~ ti.Anztt w 'la:- 1'-J'Io<ao'd lt. BI.Mkal .,,... ......,......,.. lheae- lollllhlet, letter to e~~e.h 141UaR, kl · 1 forM fOJ,Ir ~rd.in1r1 woHia. Ghf ,- "~ IS. H.C»upr · ""'"""' ~ • . SoureH H.MotMrol I . Holeln lriob ..... Sl. Prteat. T. Too 17.111<1ool: •:rm. -- lf. German compc.er; u . Contl'll.Ct 10 ·-· 0 A~E st. Hone pntlx 21. White yam O UNHREM I - ~ WITH r.... 23. Bovtne 21.Roe 21. Arabie I letter • 28. Cbum 30. PinCh 31. See 1 Now cln:leol !elton to ,o;;·ih:;~ ,I [ l l I 11 I ] WITH . (~WW'II ~~t ....... ' Jwnll•l...,.: IHAKY Y••1•rd•7'• 35. Eccleslu· tical ..........,r1 JJ'Ut ltND DIVOU' SCHULTIMI'EitiAL, 12x60 • : OR HQMESTEAD, 12x60 , llOTATI · -w.r Ut 6H u- 31. Mother Golf lall Mllllle 38. American Indian tO. Meuure OCEAN BHOREB, Wash. l UPI 1 - · Lloyd Ba.t.er ·hit a of le.ncl tl. At no . Ume 42. Mlttreat DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Here'o how to work It: AXYDLBA.AXR II LONGf'ELLOW One letter limply 1tand.s ror another. In thill sample A la UMd for the1 three L'l, X for the two 0'8, etc. Sln&'le let.t.ert, aJX*trophtea, the length and formation of the worda are all blntl. Each. day the code letters are dlfferent. ~·; win Stein, Arthur Thabe~ ert Gilmore, R""" Frank C a p ehart, Karl W II .e 1, L e lJa it Sununers, · Floyd Caimac"' Chester · Cum. and James N. Rousfl. COPPER PART)' HELD TQSXP Teet...,. 0)pta ..Dte: BEAR ALL INWARD ANI> OUT· WARD SUFF£RINGB IN· BD..ENCE, COMPLAINING ONLY ell,. Mrs. John Fry. M r s. James Marks, Mrs. William Pow- FCP UROSQZ FBSPVJ·WF. FCQWl QE QF TBWK~VXRSSK XBVIQLPJC PAZPVF PLPVK· IPWQRJC.-BJCZJ .V TO GOD.'-'Gitlllla\ New Haven News Notes VERNON STAR DUSTERS 4-H CLUB The Vernon Star Dusters 4H Club met for their November at the home of JudY Lathey. Judy led the devotions, usini the theme ..Thanksgiving. n A poe01"'Thankflllnessu was read by &le Anna Bumgarner and one We're Thankftd" by Com.le Hottman. / The business ·meeting opened with the singing of 01 West VIr· 01 g1nia Hills" and the giving of the 4-H Pledge. The group declcledl .lo hold a Bowling Party on ~ember 28th. Names were. dfawn Cor their Christmas gift exchange which will be held at the next meeting at the home of Bobby Roush. It was amounced that the officers would hold a meeting for the parpose of planning the program for next year, on November 22nd at the home of the president, JuciY Lathey, Those attending were Sue Anna Bumgarner. Diane Bumgarner, Connie Hoffman, Eddie Sayre, Debbie H~ Barry Haynes, Thompson and Jucy Lath<\Y. Harriett Thompson and J u d y Latl!ey, MRS. DAWSON HONORED A miscellaneous bridal shoWer was held recently in honOr of Mrs. Vance Dawson, the tormer Judy Athey, at the New Ha.. ven EUB Church with the ladies of the church as hostesses. The table wa:s decorated In pink and white with a bride and groom centerpiece. Punetl and cake were sened. Games in charge of Mrs. Carl Gibbs, were played and prizes won by Mrs. 0~ C. Campbell, Mrs. · Billie Jean Dawson and Mrs. Howard Burri&. The. gueat Ust included M r a. Howard Buni1l!Mrs. Howard Joe Burr'.s, Mrs. arold Bumgam.. er, Miss Bonnie Roush, Mrs. Bethel Vance, Mrs. John F r y, Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. .Lawrence Lievlng, Mfs. Eugene \ aell Capehart, Harry MU!er, Eel- Mrs. WIUiam Powell, Jr. was hostess to a Copper Party at ller home recently. Mrs. Dorta Barlow was the demonstrator. The door prize was won by Mrs, William Powell, Sr. Attending were Mrs. Herman Layne, Miss Lelall J, Powell, Miss Lilah Pow- A Cr)'Pto.l'nlll QllotaUoa moet!ng Bobby JoeRousltoiForlBragg, Ocean Shores Oolf and Coun· try ClLib recently. Baker's baU was boundlnr alona ihe lair· way when lt wu nalled dead Center .by a ball hit htah ,aloft •BANK FI~NCING K.&K. 1 Mobile Home Par!t & Sales · · .l by .Ed R&J. "Looks Jtke I have an anti· , Mrs. l..arry LeMasters ot c~ lumhos, Ohio Is sjaylnghel'ewllh oolf ball golf ball," laid Ray. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. J. 3311 JACKSON AVE., PT. PLEASANT, W.•VA. Paul & Gary Northup,,Phooe· [_ _ __ ::______~.!!::~.:.17 H%081 4~--l!.~L-·-,----" A NOVE!, APPROACH to an or- dinary oeculoo or llluatloo _.. ways •eem•tomarktheadiYitte~ Howard While Mr. LeMasters II taking training at Qwrtioo, VIrginia Marine Corps Baae with the Marine Reserve Corpa. N. c. recently vlsted his IJlOtb.. er, Mrs. Lorin Roush. James Dyer of Norfolk, Va,. visited hla mother, Mrs. H. L. ·· ---- --- -- ·----· ~· -"·~ -.-• - H·- AS~ . Purchue or Order of·Any o1 tbe AQove Ho- U&led AbOve Thru Dec. 23, 1961 I, • whalewr they bo, 01 ertalln Franclo IQeln. Wben allced to do a Jn'OII'IIII"for 11>e Auxlllar)' at Veterans Memorl.oi Hoopllallaot week ebe came \If With ber UJ... uai,"·ICliJletbllw dllrtrenl, Franc:lo lllled her .,......... '•'lbankl for the Memorte•" - remember•••Bob Hope'a theme, llleliMiod ill ber (11'eaenlallon wu Clmnce · .Joniln'• eq11on potch -··--· • THE MAN WHO HAD A CHRISTMAS CLU&l Retails effective""thru Tuesday, December 5th ftrliorl'of llle 'l'hankiCivfns bon· quet Which ahe gave In dialect, aDd a lltaey of orl8lnal wrae IPrlalded _with peraonal reneetiona on ThankiCivins memories, It we• effecllve aDd enjoyable. At BOth Middleoort ~nd Gallipolis Stores ' .I l I "Sup·e r}Right" Meats·! -~-;"c· ~ IF Mrs. David Roush and M r s. Lloyd Roush. ROTARY CLUB Hoffman, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Mabel Pick- ens, Mrs. Rachel Sa,yre, Mrs. Four membets of the Inter- CIUf Roush, Mrs. George Jewact Club of Wahama H 1 g h ell, Mrs. Clayton Athey, Mrs. School, which is Spollsored by Lonnie Jewell, Mrs. S. H. Reit. The Rotary Club, were guests mire, Mrs. Es1yl Clark. PERSONALS at the regular dinner meeting or the 'Rotary Club. Mark G r i nAmong recent Holzer Hospital stead !rom the Club spoke fD the Turkey Legs I •. ,,i'• If you thought only Santa had no gifts mbney worries, ask anyon.e who had a Christmas Club account this year. The answer to carefree gifts shopping is Christmas Club! Join now for '68 .. see how small amounts saved weekly add up to a lot of Christmas cash. 2s.e. ' Quarters lb. I Corned Beef Brisket ALL GOOD BRAND MEMBER FDIC lb. WI>41TE BEAUTY har'\d. Strap . 59c 3 .~;, 57c Shortening SUNNYFIE\:0 Family Flour NEW CROP DRY Pinto Beans Margarine ~::t. - -. - lit. - LONGHORN STYLE s.~37c Colby Cheese 4 ·!~. .49c •.uo. 15c MILD AND MILLOW ll!k" 8 O'Clock CoHee SULTANA BRAND Salad Dressing s:,; 3.29 Cream Drops:::. Thin Mints ;::. 2· .!!',; 99c French Creams ~:,:: • 3• EnQiish Walnuts .t, 99e '"The ,..._ 59c ilooll .... ?!r39c · •. •·•· 59c .... 1" The Bruil Nuts Sholl ::- 49c l.q,, ..... 49 t: -·sr.r\ ... . . Filberts~~~ ~~ 49c • 1~ 1.29 Walnut Meats CHECK THESE . AND FORCET DEFROST-ING FOREVER Lools' Karschnlk, ' Mrs. Bemard Lievlng, Mrs. Howard Zerkle, ~uor.ET. P~OOF J,o,...,ks ~xpensl·1~, dMsn't ton AtlieJ', Mra, Gone AIIMIY, tt? H tMlr ~ ~I')Od r:ompany Mrs.. EdL1il Bumgarner. Mra. Cedi Plckeno, Mra. BUlle Joan tr.> Y"".?lu~ ·•. ,r~Of'rl in.~~xpen· bawoon, Mra. n..nu M~Gow­ dvc '"!:.tkh . ...~r:1 t')rfe, ctJman,. MrL Bu~ll Dawsoo. Mrs. p :Pli'm •_:u ;tt.r:h !.~ . ~. ~·e.n':'n~. W, ·T. Stme, Oi>aJ. Tunlbuli,Mra. "5· r,'I}:;'~I EY Karl WUea, Pat Sehwartz, Mrs. Donald Foslet<111«. Mra. Clyde Foley, Mrt. Marl McGhee, Mra. Jppo-:J.ERS fi'O$t n~r fonTIS ir'l r~lr igerolor or "zero • d~111e" fr~uer • Bu\hlll-5iu wolcd twir'l crispen. • Hondy gl ide-out lhelf • Su;>er-Storage door wilk egg rCICk ond butt~r kHJ)er. JANE PARfER FAMOUS Fruit Calr.es REG. 269.95 I'IO-Io JANE PARKER Apple Pies 'NOW JANE' PAIIKIR Potato Bread White, Copper, and Avocado ··· 5·'"'"'99c . OPEN MoNDAY . and FRIDAY JHGHTS Pfckena. Mra. Douglas r. I POTATOES lO- I { Is lack Agalnl · BONUS BINGO 69~ l ths~ spofts fans ,.;'Jull bey red and green wtiJIPlng, and you've got It made. altho home ofber grandflllher, M. A.· Hill, ReechMJle. Be. treahmEta 'Were served by Mrs. Hall wllh ED'"'' Britt I UNDERSTAND there Ia a and Sue Prelllon aa aasllllrig toy on the market ealled holle110s. Gamea were plsyed ~·clean Swee,P.''YounptersWage andprlzea won by 141ke Fields· lhelr o'lm anii.Utter war with • and Klmmle Reed, Attending smoll brooms; win polnla for besldea lhoae JI!UI>ed were Ksy IIOOd llouoekoeplna. Mlnlalure Balderoon, Tanu!\v and Ansle traoh canl In center of "town" Ruth, and Rant1)' Hall, Reedllnpnloualy dii(Miilse mulll-<ol• vllle; KaiiiY Pierce of Long ored llllor. Pisyers """"P''bacP' Boltom, and Jeffrey Presion litter aroUild benche~, brlda88 of Belpre. and llshl polea lnlo lllliiOOIIIIo' Jult a reminder - only 18 eotaer; ,.aoad'' llttlr·liito tlillt~ lhopplng da7•left belore.Cbnst. own mas ... BUggeot we all visit our Sounda !Ike IIIli ... WhUo en· local merchantl and purcll&ae Jo7lng tbo Pble lhe 70UIIillorl lho!O all Important Cbrlatmu loam aol>d hab!U, Shower gilts, TO HAY): A Bm'l1lDAY Ia POMEROY ..: '!.lisa l'arn Syi. clno thill& bul to spend the cia)' TO THOSE STUDENTS of In the hos(JIIal and under;. sur- voster, wlloae marriage fD Tom Melea Local, our hometown mera ftl'Y Is _,ar aDd dtotalle. Thel11 will bO an """"' of Dec. 22 atll>e Syracuse Preab)'terlan chants have toboggana, aweat !W. ChUrcb, wu honored with a •llro. Elizabeth· HJHII, Rutlhlrta and jackets available In .. Maroon and Gold" ••• looking land, calobroted her 80th birth· - r reeentlY at the Syracuse real sharp ... This mlllhl ·s1ve dill' ihat fro;; lui Solurdq, From Elemontaey School. Holies sea for lloe shoWer Which oomeone an Idea !or a Cbrllt- all nporll Mr1, I!Yaall 11 doell'rled 0011 lhe umbrella """ Ina • ..,. won. Best wllhea 110 mao gilt. lA> Mra. H7aell for a opoed)o r .. Ill ill the deeorallorls wore Mrs. Don Cottrill, llllaa !l>aroo CotDID YOU KNOW that a sift COVel')', received wrapped lnutonlloltdl . MQ' lila bell things eoms your trill, M:ra. Hobert Roberta. Mrs. · Geraldine Webb, Mro. JaJ~~es . for wealth and o.. wrlllPOdlnred 1111 todo;; llld al-a. J1un1. aDd Mrs. Paul Baker, moan• IJIOC( health ... hoW . Gille for the bride • elect nro _placed beneath a plr* umbrella Which hiUIJ over !he Ia. ble and fl'om Which -dod - e r a . The door prize wu won ·by C-e Wlpl 'and game 1)1'(zu !IIIII to Mrs. Marprel Winebrenner and Mrs. Arllllr Syiveoter, mother 01 the honor- Bride"!'to-be' Given · Visits Planned. t6 Elmwood And Infirmary by Class POMEROY - Vlalto to !he Elmwood Real Home and 1 h e . lolelgl Coun1;r iDI!rJIW')' <mini • 11>e hollda¥ aeum wtre DlaMOCI whm the Golden llulo ~uo of the Long - . . , ChurchtJ mot recontiJ' at tbo home of Mr. and Mr1. Will S!raln. The ·members doeldlld t o programs and live gllto So-- NQ purcttase nC(UAnry: SimpJ)' pieR: ·up your prize slip and a:ame bonk >at your Joc11l A&P Food Store . .. L.....,... tholr Msldo farlealo. lbe door Ftze wu a......-! to lin. Pe&rl 11an, o ·- • tbo Cloerrlor Ganim Club, - LA·UND.R-Y radio BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0~~0~~~~~~~~~~ . . Tuesday to dlscuUaadoraworka · lng In the concesskli stand al · the ball games, The Junior elaia nominated Jerrie P8311e to the v I c e- . ' president · jt)b tQ replace Ron~ nle Eastm., Ronnie waa advanc- ~ from vjeOoj)l'!lsldent to prealdelrt We to the fact the presi- dent moved away from the oomrJlUil(ll'. TO PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST The Beta Club held a meetIng fD discuss the Invitation to a party to be hoi~ by the Soothwestern Beta Club. Future pro- jects were al80 dl~JCUssed. The Pirates will be In their basketball Dec, 1 irllh D .e.son an away gafue, The second game Is to be- Dec. 2 at b.>me with S)'JJUiles Valier• Harrls. Mrs. Richard Winebrenner, Mrs. C h a r I e s For CJirlstmis, gift him In floe fublon from our wonderful seleetloa. styles he willis, dolllel Theiss and LaurL Linda Adam., Mrs. Qpal Zerkle, Mrs. Paul B..er aild Lym, Mrs. Artlalr SyJrister, M r s. Jack Wigal sn4 Sl)erl, Hazel Clark, Edna Prlee, Mal')l K. Yoll and Nancy, Mr •• lloborl L, Rob- .... Drtlma ....... ... .-....,.,.. erta. Mrs. Charles Smith, M:ra. Harry Potts, Mrs. ~elle 'lbelas, Mra, Alnea White, Mrs. Esther lluden and Debbie, Mrs. Marpre~ Coltrlll and Sharon, Janet ArmstronR. Beverly Price, and Rhonda Bricklea. · others preaeol!ng gltlaloMiis Sylvester wire Jars. J a·m e B -- Lincoln count.v Sheriff Evert&.&; Hockt.'lha tial~ ihe 'mlrl .. Juan• ~1arltx are beifta groWn RO his ·deputies wJII kM"'' 'ft'.hltt lhc)' h.rtk likt', - ----+----- ' by Candy .ir., Sliapel;y, ... --·-·- -- - .. I Cotallna ud Parblllre SUITS TOPCOATS Qutek, Arlene 'Thelsa, D o n n a Theiaa, Mayme Holmes. Mrs. by Pendleton, Catlllna, JllltzeD lllld Betty.11-. ud Zip Lllled Harold Smlth, .M:rs. f-dWardWag- All Weatlaer ner, Mrs. Roger HUbbard, ltlrs. Dorotloy Winebrenner, Stephanie COATS BLOUSES by Curlee lllld AIDgator . TIES iiy Fi.eliiitlon brHabbard by Peadlelon, oitallllll. ·Jean Caslle, JI!JltzPn alld Mojutl l,UGGAGI ROBl$,DUSJEIS. PAJAMAS JACKETS I l lllld Metoalf bySIIJDJOJllte andAinnly i I , SUITS IIIII. l' SPQRT >COATS ad )ly Clll'let •· wan-e.. sewell :· : . I • PENDilTON . . TOPSTERS JACI1TS "' l'llrlWt.l!ld . ~· · • ' Banlonlllld Velour Shirts 'by l'arHIID IDdJoebJ ' • '• ··.,· .~, ' '! . by Mlsa Ebil:ne HANDBAGS iBWOI.DS •• -·- fiY Mire~£ - WGGAGE WALLETS ' Woli.K·CLOTJI&'I . LEVI CASUALW&U . .. .'''' \1~ •. ,,.. ' bys...-ltellli Alrwa7 --- IT'S · EASY ; ~ . · .Je~ry by ~:l!lk · TravoiKlla I . 10 BAHR CLOTHIERS • MIDDLEPORT, 0. by Betty Roae Pendletoa ~--::---- 1 snlT$ & SLACKS by Pendleloll, J - . ea•tle, c•Jma'.-. Jmbell W....coA.TS. by lieU)' a-• .' ... ':' ·.. WE ~RE PAir.,!"lPATING IN MIUIIJ.t:l'ClRT GUT-A·ltA~I.A" }.,. HOSIRY SWEATERS t .bJ Sapel'll*,:Wemble7 -- --· byShlpely I lROUSEP', ' - ·'n.e county shertl' hHe «to\tl .. PoL" in hiM oftlct. '· . DRESSES b;yste!Bon Ibid Champ '· . i HAT$ ~ . ' . LINCOLN CITY, Ore. •IIPI• . • lli!qoil,.~) You'll find for her an excellent choice selection from our heneedsl T ' (lhl• •a210 (No . · Sil'ro VJstt ' . t •, , i' ~ Mra~ Helen Dtc:We, Mrs. Helen -a~-~= ~=.;, VldliSI&dt; ~nvelope to P .'0• .. Bmi 298, ColumiMJI, .. ........ of f -....... lrlnr of ( ' from State )nllllule · lbanldnl the club for • 11ft of · ""!'Hom• the Meigs Coun-. _Ill Children's for per...,. a1 s11te pre...,ted fD each child lllere, Mrs. Grueoer reported on tho sales. table at the COUI"lty now., er lhow, and 8 diSCUSSioft Wd held on tM t;!lub'a radlo work during 11oe pall year. Mrs. David Neate will have the next program on gar<lenlng for lhe clul>. Mra, Hiram Fisher corn-, monied oo !he pubUclll' book for the pall year. Member• re--lo roll call at: the I'JZZA, SLUMBER PARTY. lollliDU!fioRT .,. Pat Craig -~ FrldaT llljot llllh a =and a ! - Jlll'il'•at hor or request flilme by Atmdlne ,. sE!Il·ad· .-.rn~I!IP.t:l ; l'IUnnped ' I Ji:'='~re~~~ the meetin.l w.-elettera Read Gaillpolll Amott, Eleanor Ksy Schneider, lolra. EdWard Theiss and Bet. \1', Mrs. v.r~. · Roberl~~o Cor· bella Hoben., ;l;lrenda Morpn, Mr. and MrJ. Ross Norrl., edooeot. Bob Hoeflldo, ilelb' Hsye .. Mro, Blythe Thelos preaantecl 1 Pape, Mrs. .James Hunt, Mill Sylvollor wllh a 11oart Evana, · Rachael Mc. lhllled nriCn net holder for tho HUI and Debbie, rlbtiona h'om lloe slfll, T h e b-ect was aaal- ill op. enln8 lhe gllto by Mrs. Btverlto Wickline and IIIIo Sharon The! sa. The re!relhmenltablowasc• . ...... - a plne 'emo' and hoi· Jy . . . . _ . . . . , madl by M:ra. Baker, Caice, puaeh, Rill and miiU wen aervtd. Guolll atlheohowvwtriMrl. Otla Bail~. andLoli,lolra. BIJ'Ihe Thel11, lolra. K....U. Thel10, 111111 Sharon ,..... lolra. ert c~. Mra. George ...... Anna Grace Oller, M:ra. flon Collino, Mra. Beverlee Wlc!<llilo, Mra. Dil-'1' Beullll, M:ra. Gtraldlne Webb, Mr1. NOOIIII ' IDAHO BAKING I,' ,I I Heap Big Fun Game <-· $1.49 . .l i e d -... - ......... .,. aod· botlln a r-..Jar pro. -~~-~~!oHM~ ~~------~----------------------------------~----~--~ GALLIPOLIS- TlH!S en I or class of North Gai:lla "lgh Sc:llool held a meotul!< comer. Marshmallo•·- :ompfl.. 2 •·•·49c JANE 'PARKER VALUES Troubl~some BY KATIE CROW ·~t•a BeglMini-fo Look a Lot ' Like CbriltmaJ," all over town ,, In Pomerqy and Middleport ... ao Cbrlllmas deeoralloioo are plaeed carefUlly In each of our loealltOres. Chrlltmaa il&llll burn brlalotl,y tJch evening In the neighbor town1. If thll doeon'l slvo:roulhe Christmas aplr!t ,., I really doo'l knoW what will ... Thurllda,y's """"added to !he aplrlt olthlnp ... ttll the rain came ... And What a m~as that waal Gal. JU9 OAPIGm fEATURES 1 · 38c ,•. 69c ..... ••• 59c Llquicl Bleach Miss Imboden. Engaged .Rodney Vfright ,......, ......,. _. _, lh· Arr••J •-•-led'll71ho .,117Xra.DaY14llealt-- MIDDLEPORT - The monlhly - . . , ot 11oe I!Yoeu Run FloiY waa held Nov.2t, ·at the home of . Sheri')' lla,yes, Leading Creek Rd. ' to _ A A story ''Power or Pra,yer in Healing 'the Sick" was road by Mr1. ltt:Jben,. Musser, followed · by prsyer and devotions by Louis Diehl of Spring Art>or Collep. RUTLAND - Mr. and M:ra. Louisread !rom.!salahandopoke Wilbur . Imboden ot R)tllllld, are Oil lho areal need of prsyer In ..........., the -lhenl of I<!JW''s.world, with a comment on club re~ their doiishlor, Charlotte Elaine, . "!'he bioslno11 meetlninaeallslbllley, Devolloos by Mrs. G.,... ·to Airman Rockley Dale Wrlifol. eel to order by pros!-. Allm ser Included • paalm of prel&e, ...on ot Mr. and Mrt. Earl J. WWtams. PIUJs were made to on article oo Thankaslvlng and Wrlshl of oeor Dexter, have eholr robes mada for tho · prayer. A gat..~ card wa1 lf.flt IIIIas Imboden 11 a Jealor at Cbrllllmao Canlata. Plans for the to Mrs. Orris Harris, a pat1ent Rulland Hl&ll sq,ool, FloiY to go elll'9ililg were 1181 at Holzer Hoapllai, and roother . Alrmon Wrlalot. a 1965 gracb. for De~embor 20. Viall• will be of the regional director. , ale of Rulland IIIah School, Ia ,lllado to loeal sick and ohut.ln Cactus tor wlndo'w Billa wu OIJR BDlTWfiHEStoMro.XIn· stationed at Mountain Home Air Mends ot the eommuniQ-. . diiC\Iased by Mra. Kermeth Har. ona Childofa of MlddlepQi-1 -..bo Force Jlase 1n Idaho. Prior to Alter the meotln& games were ria. She noted lhaii!MIY "atrlv" wl!l obaent ber Urd bll'tllda,y entering !he · urvt.., he ..a 1 011)oyed and refreshments of po. 111 nel!lect lnllead of Dlllllpar. annl'lerlai'Y on Friday, ell1l>i0Yed by the Welllnihouae toto chips, cookies and hot •""" 1ng," UJd told ot the three clalAnll n01 Cliil¥ 4<JeiMrs; Chllderl Coru. In ColumbUs. colate were served. • siftc:atlona. plncuallion, barrel, have a record of longevlcy, llle WOddinl'planl Atten<llng w e r e Sheri')' MI- and cereus. Not enough water. chaela, Ran4)' Mtchatla Lee wu: lng' Is · bettor than too much, · ~ a SoridaJ School allellllanee llama, Allen Williams, bana WU- and the "' lcp thai, Since !iU'nllw 80, llle loeallorl Ia • IIOUih Uama, Donna Williams, Gary window. haon't misled SUndo.Y SchOOl, aM Taylor, Larry Taylor, Sherry uHolid:Q Tradittonsn were at the end of thla montl> Will be Hsyoa, Qon Hll)'e., Roger Roulh, dlscualed by the group with Mrs. awarded her 13th bat illl'to:ar• · Andrea l)ewhorat, Rooaiee Wise, David Nease leading In the dl .. alllon of her parfecl alil.danCio. Peggy Welch, Buth Drummond, euaston. There waa a deii\QIP Mike Puckett, Cheeyl Hutehloon, That bar will bo - ~ 10 hlil' . strallon on Christmas door doeJulia Hutchison. Gueats 'W e r e ·<!'ratlona by Mrs. Fred Nea3e. ever - arfillC ail*ali&o Pin Regina Williams of Indiana, Lou- Ste dem011stratedtheuseofroond !run the Mldollollor! C!n!!'<ih Ill Is Dlebl and Jucy Morrl• of sQrroroam ~~~ thv base for an ar. Chrlot. Spring A~, Mldolgan. rangement of · real holly uaed By !he -.Mrs.Ch The next meeting will. bO 0.. Wittt a redribbonandapoJnailttta, 01 !he lait 01 !he or •ember 20 at . lhe horne or ·An- and showed ·how to make a door Ilea wllo came to 1o1 Ia drea DeWhurst. piece trom a ribbOn and paper 11>e New Yotl< Ce drinking eups. lben II was the K, !ol, RailMrs, Edison Hollon gave a North Gallia HS road, Mrs, Chllilera• family came demonstratton featuring the use of a oornucopla with goorda, fnllt, here !run lho Wsrner shos>s ill and greenery on a brown straw Pt. Pleaaant. M~tings Held mat, and Mrs. Mary Holter showa . GEORGIA LYNN HALL REEDSVILLE - Georlla ... .BRIGHT SAIL Le.ader for MYF Devotionals Neighbor Towns Look "k £'1i.. . • t · • 111•"" :;:-...=. ~.O.:.lf~ L ! l e \unru m.~ 1 ~ ~~,,,,..,~: ~ =-=·.w::.u.~~ •.-55c Skinless Wieners Chocolatesi:!=" Royal Luatersp~ cu. h. REG. 329.95 NOW 'II'-' 110 dl~~ rvs D'Tit.l •llrl""''vem.t . _ lhe )lrDio< cl... a ..,._ Jodpd - In --·"-•(lf......_tbo rlbballs ..... lollra.-HoilrOIIdQ' IN ...., lA> prepare _ _, teo for a ~It - . . ..... bl*"' for rrld-IDa,ll"' trJ mall ...,.1111 rollow dol')'- rnmo boDI to '-servicemen. ll•a and 0- . , . plllll In a 4 a r k t1uo1 wda bad been oeirt .,_ - · 1114 •11\o• to aeveral bvya, . I!IVO em tholr ot• Louis Diehl is 1 Holiday Candy and Nutsl NO-FROST Sft'4E 8\G! seco nd ever dil > .- frUit 011 nato.• Katie's Komer EARLY WEEK A&P GROCERY VALUES! ' . ·•serving This CommuriiLy l'or uver 105 Years" $10.95 Count A. Full nume ral di.a l. sw~cp - H~~~~ I 79C · • - MORRILL BRAND Sliced Bacon FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1967 sum.aiGHT ,. REDUCTIONS s~a WAS -1 ... -lllr- ed · ~ 1q ....-. aid 'miz'"c I• Pork Sausage 0 ~ ,.,3., ~~~· . ~.1· ~ ..., 'MILD OR GAlLIC • - • - NUTLEY ENRI~MED 01 lEW MORRELL &RAND . .group concemlng the work of the Club. It was announced that Ladies Night would be held on November 30th. Atter.ding were Dick Ord, Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Herman Layne, Donald F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Rome Wtulamson: RuS.. Waterproof: THERE ''bootenariQ'" auc:cea•, the one U. 5. GOV'T INSP. .... - 'lbo . ROilllol'o In tho book cartOpontlon ue Mrs,' Ted Reed, Mrl, Fraak iU.netiUt, lUI. lbner Gonloa, Mr1. Joe struble, M r •· Rlchord Follnxl and, lolto. Ellen Glbba, ,Tho llll>lllluleo.;.. Mro. Patrick Loehary ond Mro. Kermit Walton. lneldontail,y. new - · -... needed' for the boolo cart aM 0111 be loft al'll>e Porll•to,y Ubriry, Recent la1110a of Good HOIIae· keepiJw, Ute, Look, llc!melloau· lltul, loleCalla - lbal b'PO - are »referred. · -J --Mra. Wllllam Fry, Mro: Robert Gilmore, Mrs. Murl Burton, Mrs. Harry Calll)lart, Mrs. Carl Glbba Mrs. 0~ C. campboll, Mra. Mra. Paul HesBOn. Mrs. Douglas Roush, Mra. Harry Schwab, Mrs. B. J, Howard, Mrs. Larry LeMuterl, Mrs. Marlon Rizer, Mn. William Gress, Mrs. Earl Vicker&, Mrs. George Jewell, Mr1. Harry MUler, Mrs. Clay- patients &om New Haven were F:rank Yoong, Jr., Mrs. Lowell Grimm, Homer Grimm. ell, Sr., Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. J, V. McGrew, Mrs. WU~ Ham Russell, Mrs. Charles Humphreys;· Mrs. R. G. Ellis, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, Mrs, o. c. Campbell, and Mrs. Paul Stewart. Miller, Mrs. Danny Harbour, Mrs. Lee Dawson, Mrs. Franz DEATH NOTICE RECEIVED Reichert, and Mrs. Samuel Ha1a Word has been received or stead, the death of Ernest Pugh of East ESTHER CffiCLE Liverpool, Ohio on Saturday, No. The ·Esther Cirfle of the Lu- vember 18th. Funeral seTViees th~ran Church Women met for were held on Monday afternoon 1tielr regular November meeting at East Liverpool. He was marat St. Paul Lutheran Church wiUl ried to tlie former Mimle Roush Mrs. William PoweU, Jr. as ot New Haven, daughter of Che hostess, The program was pre- late Will Roush, also of New Hasented by Mrs. Lloyd Roush. It ven. was the third in a series or lesLIVE WffiE CLASS sons In a book entitled "'SelfThe Live Wire Cl,afs ot t ll e Portraits of Chrt,s t," the lesson EUB Church . held their annual used was "The Living Bread." Turkey DIMer on Tuesclay eveA short .business me~ fol- ning at Roush's Restaurant in lowed conducted by Mrs. Jack New Haven. Attending were Mrs, T. Welch, Circle leader. Thelma Capeflart, Miss Millie Ateending were M r s. A. L. Bumgarner, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Sprouse, Mrs. Jom F. Roush, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. otha Mrs. Jack T. ·Welch, Mrs. Henry Lieving, Mrs. Bernard Llevlnll. Buck, Jl'l., Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Harry CaDthart, Mrs. Roy 'lludnall, Mrs. Harry Bumgarner, Miss Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. Bert Roush, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. Mrs. Carroll Adams. Jr •• Mn. Robert Cooke, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. ottie Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, ~n. William McFarland. Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Mrs. ·· Echrln Stein, Mrl. Jean Grueaer. Mrs. Eber R ou s ll, M r a. Charles Carroll, Mrs. Bett;y White, Mrs. William Chisler, Mn. Edwird Bumgamer. Mrs. G. B. Hazlett. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. 0. L. Lievin& Mrs. James Gresa, Mrs. WllbU.r Webb, Mrs. Clll'f Roush, r.trs. James Roush. H~ pretty good tee shot at Ute I 43. Fishing net I Dyer, over the weekend. Matthew Carmichael,. lOb ot Mr&. Doris Carn:rl.~ael, ·waa a recent padent at Pleasant Valley .Hos,pital. Mra. Joll'l F Roush waa an over-night paUent Monday at Vet- ' erans MemOrial Ho&pital. ' tbe .,...o~o~~o~-11711ra.Kar1Gr.. POMEROY - .Diet you knoW that a ''librarY on wbeelatt hi• been 1n , ...,.atlon at Veter..s Memorial Ho&pltal for the Qoll - montiul? • The book cart wu atarted at apro.)eet-ol.lhe Pomeroy ~bl",!l')', and it operated 0q a three...ctliy..,. .. week ball I bye~ JOcil volwUei'•r. E\'el')' lolonds,v, Wodneada1 ltd Frida, oCte...-liJocartwllh a piod •uwb' ot bookt and nceM. ls•Ue o1. m.aga1tne1 11 p~shed ~ roOm to l'CI!>iJ>.Io thatjlll!{ento ean aeloct relldlns illaterlali, MOBILE ·HOME . AH' IXOINSIVI . .lAD II'IIAO pronoun 31. Negative ' wu CUTied 011t In 81 ' BLACK : J.... ~WHITE - ~ • / . FREEl RCA TV b:r Priatlll SllRI'Rm AJswru.. Cof.ner SCHULT CUSTOM, 12x60 OR 8ELVEDERE, 12x60 •. ·-·-tho ......,.• , 1 0 ~~:::::~;;;~~-~~=-..;•un;etted t.lie abo•e cutoon. H . BIUof J·• . • ·Gorden Club t.o Send Boxes to . Servi~emer Communit~ ' . l ·Freel Rca Color TV .' \'MAT ·U.TNnk mold t . N""\ 20. Ufe : .. ·, -· s'o'' \oO~ ~ ot -~--­ II. W - - .. - • h*d •n aNwer when q\tefi:Uon .... ea. he Qulcii.Jy added &.be oaraen O! . Ecten WU I. a•rden IUPPIJ' ~ ~ north"!lftM Phoenix; • ' .. td by t.he d'Unlar COUeue '$.)!1Lrd aJ?Gut. et&ht chttta made out. to .._ .... •-"_,. - · ~ the "'arOen or ltden ... PHO&NlX A.rill. I OPll "WeU. 11..'1 lor this eo.~ on or ¥&1.L o.' Ht.nlbla ,~p.A of e\'oJQ~ we have," aid Ra.a Glendale eoaununl~ COlteae,. nlhla . A.mld quesUonJn1 tlute- ... 1.... II. ODDiel -··.....--.. Aat.wer JJlJJJ.OOID~IItJ ,._l'al-' DAILY CROSSWORD - • I-n. "'--o!· ~1, Sonlo)•, &...nber 3, UG7 . ~ ~SE OUR E.SY LAY-A-WAY "-AI . . ' �~ .... • . .......... _ .......... .__ .... - ---· ........... ·- .......·-In •• ..... 11, ·~. I , ,.. ............ . .......... J&8o!rrr 1.-ol A batt· 1e. .,.,.. • . 1~ ti.Anztt w 'la:- 1'-J'Io<ao'd lt. BI.Mkal .,,... ......,......,.. lheae- lollllhlet, letter to e~~e.h 141UaR, kl · 1 forM fOJ,Ir ~rd.in1r1 woHia. Ghf ,- "~ IS. H.C»upr · ""'"""' ~ • . SoureH H.MotMrol I . Holeln lriob ..... Sl. Prteat. T. Too 17.111<1ool: •:rm. -- lf. German compc.er; u . Contl'll.Ct 10 ·-· 0 A~E st. Hone pntlx 21. White yam O UNHREM I - ~ WITH r.... 23. Bovtne 21.Roe 21. Arabie I letter • 28. Cbum 30. PinCh 31. See 1 Now cln:leol !elton to ,o;;·ih:;~ ,I [ l l I 11 I ] WITH . (~WW'II ~~t ....... ' Jwnll•l...,.: IHAKY Y••1•rd•7'• 35. Eccleslu· tical ..........,r1 JJ'Ut ltND DIVOU' SCHULTIMI'EitiAL, 12x60 • : OR HQMESTEAD, 12x60 , llOTATI · -w.r Ut 6H u- 31. Mother Golf lall Mllllle 38. American Indian tO. Meuure OCEAN BHOREB, Wash. l UPI 1 - · Lloyd Ba.t.er ·hit a of le.ncl tl. At no . Ume 42. Mlttreat DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Here'o how to work It: AXYDLBA.AXR II LONGf'ELLOW One letter limply 1tand.s ror another. In thill sample A la UMd for the1 three L'l, X for the two 0'8, etc. Sln&'le let.t.ert, aJX*trophtea, the length and formation of the worda are all blntl. Each. day the code letters are dlfferent. ~·; win Stein, Arthur Thabe~ ert Gilmore, R""" Frank C a p ehart, Karl W II .e 1, L e lJa it Sununers, · Floyd Caimac"' Chester · Cum. and James N. Rousfl. COPPER PART)' HELD TQSXP Teet...,. 0)pta ..Dte: BEAR ALL INWARD ANI> OUT· WARD SUFF£RINGB IN· BD..ENCE, COMPLAINING ONLY ell,. Mrs. John Fry. M r s. James Marks, Mrs. William Pow- FCP UROSQZ FBSPVJ·WF. FCQWl QE QF TBWK~VXRSSK XBVIQLPJC PAZPVF PLPVK· IPWQRJC.-BJCZJ .V TO GOD.'-'Gitlllla\ New Haven News Notes VERNON STAR DUSTERS 4-H CLUB The Vernon Star Dusters 4H Club met for their November at the home of JudY Lathey. Judy led the devotions, usini the theme ..Thanksgiving. n A poe01"'Thankflllnessu was read by &le Anna Bumgarner and one We're Thankftd" by Com.le Hottman. / The business ·meeting opened with the singing of 01 West VIr· 01 g1nia Hills" and the giving of the 4-H Pledge. The group declcledl .lo hold a Bowling Party on ~ember 28th. Names were. dfawn Cor their Christmas gift exchange which will be held at the next meeting at the home of Bobby Roush. It was amounced that the officers would hold a meeting for the parpose of planning the program for next year, on November 22nd at the home of the president, JuciY Lathey, Those attending were Sue Anna Bumgarner. Diane Bumgarner, Connie Hoffman, Eddie Sayre, Debbie H~ Barry Haynes, Thompson and Jucy Lath<\Y. Harriett Thompson and J u d y Latl!ey, MRS. DAWSON HONORED A miscellaneous bridal shoWer was held recently in honOr of Mrs. Vance Dawson, the tormer Judy Athey, at the New Ha.. ven EUB Church with the ladies of the church as hostesses. The table wa:s decorated In pink and white with a bride and groom centerpiece. Punetl and cake were sened. Games in charge of Mrs. Carl Gibbs, were played and prizes won by Mrs. 0~ C. Campbell, Mrs. · Billie Jean Dawson and Mrs. Howard Burri&. The. gueat Ust included M r a. Howard Buni1l!Mrs. Howard Joe Burr'.s, Mrs. arold Bumgam.. er, Miss Bonnie Roush, Mrs. Bethel Vance, Mrs. John F r y, Mrs. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. .Lawrence Lievlng, Mfs. Eugene \ aell Capehart, Harry MU!er, Eel- Mrs. WIUiam Powell, Jr. was hostess to a Copper Party at ller home recently. Mrs. Dorta Barlow was the demonstrator. The door prize was won by Mrs, William Powell, Sr. Attending were Mrs. Herman Layne, Miss Lelall J, Powell, Miss Lilah Pow- A Cr)'Pto.l'nlll QllotaUoa moet!ng Bobby JoeRousltoiForlBragg, Ocean Shores Oolf and Coun· try ClLib recently. Baker's baU was boundlnr alona ihe lair· way when lt wu nalled dead Center .by a ball hit htah ,aloft •BANK FI~NCING K.&K. 1 Mobile Home Par!t & Sales · · .l by .Ed R&J. "Looks Jtke I have an anti· , Mrs. l..arry LeMasters ot c~ lumhos, Ohio Is sjaylnghel'ewllh oolf ball golf ball," laid Ray. her parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. J. 3311 JACKSON AVE., PT. PLEASANT, W.•VA. Paul & Gary Northup,,Phooe· [_ _ __ ::______~.!!::~.:.17 H%081 4~--l!.~L-·-,----" A NOVE!, APPROACH to an or- dinary oeculoo or llluatloo _.. ways •eem•tomarktheadiYitte~ Howard While Mr. LeMasters II taking training at Qwrtioo, VIrginia Marine Corps Baae with the Marine Reserve Corpa. N. c. recently vlsted his IJlOtb.. er, Mrs. Lorin Roush. James Dyer of Norfolk, Va,. visited hla mother, Mrs. H. L. ·· ---- --- -- ·----· ~· -"·~ -.-• - H·- AS~ . Purchue or Order of·Any o1 tbe AQove Ho- U&led AbOve Thru Dec. 23, 1961 I, • whalewr they bo, 01 ertalln Franclo IQeln. Wben allced to do a Jn'OII'IIII"for 11>e Auxlllar)' at Veterans Memorl.oi Hoopllallaot week ebe came \If With ber UJ... uai,"·ICliJletbllw dllrtrenl, Franc:lo lllled her .,......... '•'lbankl for the Memorte•" - remember•••Bob Hope'a theme, llleliMiod ill ber (11'eaenlallon wu Clmnce · .Joniln'• eq11on potch -··--· • THE MAN WHO HAD A CHRISTMAS CLU&l Retails effective""thru Tuesday, December 5th ftrliorl'of llle 'l'hankiCivfns bon· quet Which ahe gave In dialect, aDd a lltaey of orl8lnal wrae IPrlalded _with peraonal reneetiona on ThankiCivins memories, It we• effecllve aDd enjoyable. At BOth Middleoort ~nd Gallipolis Stores ' .I l I "Sup·e r}Right" Meats·! -~-;"c· ~ IF Mrs. David Roush and M r s. Lloyd Roush. ROTARY CLUB Hoffman, Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. Nora Tripp, Mrs. Mabel Pick- ens, Mrs. Rachel Sa,yre, Mrs. Four membets of the Inter- CIUf Roush, Mrs. George Jewact Club of Wahama H 1 g h ell, Mrs. Clayton Athey, Mrs. School, which is Spollsored by Lonnie Jewell, Mrs. S. H. Reit. The Rotary Club, were guests mire, Mrs. Es1yl Clark. PERSONALS at the regular dinner meeting or the 'Rotary Club. Mark G r i nAmong recent Holzer Hospital stead !rom the Club spoke fD the Turkey Legs I •. ,,i'• If you thought only Santa had no gifts mbney worries, ask anyon.e who had a Christmas Club account this year. The answer to carefree gifts shopping is Christmas Club! Join now for '68 .. see how small amounts saved weekly add up to a lot of Christmas cash. 2s.e. ' Quarters lb. I Corned Beef Brisket ALL GOOD BRAND MEMBER FDIC lb. WI>41TE BEAUTY har'\d. Strap . 59c 3 .~;, 57c Shortening SUNNYFIE\:0 Family Flour NEW CROP DRY Pinto Beans Margarine ~::t. - -. - lit. - LONGHORN STYLE s.~37c Colby Cheese 4 ·!~. .49c •.uo. 15c MILD AND MILLOW ll!k" 8 O'Clock CoHee SULTANA BRAND Salad Dressing s:,; 3.29 Cream Drops:::. Thin Mints ;::. 2· .!!',; 99c French Creams ~:,:: • 3• EnQiish Walnuts .t, 99e '"The ,..._ 59c ilooll .... ?!r39c · •. •·•· 59c .... 1" The Bruil Nuts Sholl ::- 49c l.q,, ..... 49 t: -·sr.r\ ... . . Filberts~~~ ~~ 49c • 1~ 1.29 Walnut Meats CHECK THESE . AND FORCET DEFROST-ING FOREVER Lools' Karschnlk, ' Mrs. Bemard Lievlng, Mrs. Howard Zerkle, ~uor.ET. P~OOF J,o,...,ks ~xpensl·1~, dMsn't ton AtlieJ', Mra, Gone AIIMIY, tt? H tMlr ~ ~I')Od r:ompany Mrs.. EdL1il Bumgarner. Mra. Cedi Plckeno, Mra. BUlle Joan tr.> Y"".?lu~ ·•. ,r~Of'rl in.~~xpen· bawoon, Mra. n..nu M~Gow­ dvc '"!:.tkh . ...~r:1 t')rfe, ctJman,. MrL Bu~ll Dawsoo. Mrs. p :Pli'm •_:u ;tt.r:h !.~ . ~. ~·e.n':'n~. W, ·T. Stme, Oi>aJ. Tunlbuli,Mra. "5· r,'I}:;'~I EY Karl WUea, Pat Sehwartz, Mrs. Donald Foslet<111«. Mra. Clyde Foley, Mrt. Marl McGhee, Mra. Jppo-:J.ERS fi'O$t n~r fonTIS ir'l r~lr igerolor or "zero • d~111e" fr~uer • Bu\hlll-5iu wolcd twir'l crispen. • Hondy gl ide-out lhelf • Su;>er-Storage door wilk egg rCICk ond butt~r kHJ)er. JANE PARfER FAMOUS Fruit Calr.es REG. 269.95 I'IO-Io JANE PARKER Apple Pies 'NOW JANE' PAIIKIR Potato Bread White, Copper, and Avocado ··· 5·'"'"'99c . OPEN MoNDAY . and FRIDAY JHGHTS Pfckena. Mra. Douglas r. I POTATOES lO- I { Is lack Agalnl · BONUS BINGO 69~ l ths~ spofts fans ,.;'Jull bey red and green wtiJIPlng, and you've got It made. altho home ofber grandflllher, M. A.· Hill, ReechMJle. Be. treahmEta 'Were served by Mrs. Hall wllh ED'"'' Britt I UNDERSTAND there Ia a and Sue Prelllon aa aasllllrig toy on the market ealled holle110s. Gamea were plsyed ~·clean Swee,P.''YounptersWage andprlzea won by 141ke Fields· lhelr o'lm anii.Utter war with • and Klmmle Reed, Attending smoll brooms; win polnla for besldea lhoae JI!UI>ed were Ksy IIOOd llouoekoeplna. Mlnlalure Balderoon, Tanu!\v and Ansle traoh canl In center of "town" Ruth, and Rant1)' Hall, Reedllnpnloualy dii(Miilse mulll-<ol• vllle; KaiiiY Pierce of Long ored llllor. Pisyers """"P''bacP' Boltom, and Jeffrey Presion litter aroUild benche~, brlda88 of Belpre. and llshl polea lnlo lllliiOOIIIIo' Jult a reminder - only 18 eotaer; ,.aoad'' llttlr·liito tlillt~ lhopplng da7•left belore.Cbnst. own mas ... BUggeot we all visit our Sounda !Ike IIIli ... WhUo en· local merchantl and purcll&ae Jo7lng tbo Pble lhe 70UIIillorl lho!O all Important Cbrlatmu loam aol>d hab!U, Shower gilts, TO HAY): A Bm'l1lDAY Ia POMEROY ..: '!.lisa l'arn Syi. clno thill& bul to spend the cia)' TO THOSE STUDENTS of In the hos(JIIal and under;. sur- voster, wlloae marriage fD Tom Melea Local, our hometown mera ftl'Y Is _,ar aDd dtotalle. Thel11 will bO an """"' of Dec. 22 atll>e Syracuse Preab)'terlan chants have toboggana, aweat !W. ChUrcb, wu honored with a •llro. Elizabeth· HJHII, Rutlhlrta and jackets available In .. Maroon and Gold" ••• looking land, calobroted her 80th birth· - r reeentlY at the Syracuse real sharp ... This mlllhl ·s1ve dill' ihat fro;; lui Solurdq, From Elemontaey School. Holies sea for lloe shoWer Which oomeone an Idea !or a Cbrllt- all nporll Mr1, I!Yaall 11 doell'rled 0011 lhe umbrella """ Ina • ..,. won. Best wllhea 110 mao gilt. lA> Mra. H7aell for a opoed)o r .. Ill ill the deeorallorls wore Mrs. Don Cottrill, llllaa !l>aroo CotDID YOU KNOW that a sift COVel')', received wrapped lnutonlloltdl . MQ' lila bell things eoms your trill, M:ra. Hobert Roberta. Mrs. · Geraldine Webb, Mro. JaJ~~es . for wealth and o.. wrlllPOdlnred 1111 todo;; llld al-a. J1un1. aDd Mrs. Paul Baker, moan• IJIOC( health ... hoW . Gille for the bride • elect nro _placed beneath a plr* umbrella Which hiUIJ over !he Ia. ble and fl'om Which -dod - e r a . The door prize wu won ·by C-e Wlpl 'and game 1)1'(zu !IIIII to Mrs. Marprel Winebrenner and Mrs. Arllllr Syiveoter, mother 01 the honor- Bride"!'to-be' Given · Visits Planned. t6 Elmwood And Infirmary by Class POMEROY - Vlalto to !he Elmwood Real Home and 1 h e . lolelgl Coun1;r iDI!rJIW')' <mini • 11>e hollda¥ aeum wtre DlaMOCI whm the Golden llulo ~uo of the Long - . . , ChurchtJ mot recontiJ' at tbo home of Mr. and Mr1. Will S!raln. The ·members doeldlld t o programs and live gllto So-- NQ purcttase nC(UAnry: SimpJ)' pieR: ·up your prize slip and a:ame bonk >at your Joc11l A&P Food Store . .. L.....,... tholr Msldo farlealo. lbe door Ftze wu a......-! to lin. Pe&rl 11an, o ·- • tbo Cloerrlor Ganim Club, - LA·UND.R-Y radio BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. 0~~0~~~~~~~~~~ . . Tuesday to dlscuUaadoraworka · lng In the concesskli stand al · the ball games, The Junior elaia nominated Jerrie P8311e to the v I c e- . ' president · jt)b tQ replace Ron~ nle Eastm., Ronnie waa advanc- ~ from vjeOoj)l'!lsldent to prealdelrt We to the fact the presi- dent moved away from the oomrJlUil(ll'. TO PLEASE EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST The Beta Club held a meetIng fD discuss the Invitation to a party to be hoi~ by the Soothwestern Beta Club. Future pro- jects were al80 dl~JCUssed. The Pirates will be In their basketball Dec, 1 irllh D .e.son an away gafue, The second game Is to be- Dec. 2 at b.>me with S)'JJUiles Valier• Harrls. Mrs. Richard Winebrenner, Mrs. C h a r I e s For CJirlstmis, gift him In floe fublon from our wonderful seleetloa. styles he willis, dolllel Theiss and LaurL Linda Adam., Mrs. Qpal Zerkle, Mrs. Paul B..er aild Lym, Mrs. Artlalr SyJrister, M r s. Jack Wigal sn4 Sl)erl, Hazel Clark, Edna Prlee, Mal')l K. Yoll and Nancy, Mr •• lloborl L, Rob- .... Drtlma ....... ... .-....,.,.. erta. Mrs. Charles Smith, M:ra. Harry Potts, Mrs. ~elle 'lbelas, Mra, Alnea White, Mrs. Esther lluden and Debbie, Mrs. Marpre~ Coltrlll and Sharon, Janet ArmstronR. Beverly Price, and Rhonda Bricklea. · others preaeol!ng gltlaloMiis Sylvester wire Jars. J a·m e B -- Lincoln count.v Sheriff Evert&.&; Hockt.'lha tial~ ihe 'mlrl .. Juan• ~1arltx are beifta groWn RO his ·deputies wJII kM"'' 'ft'.hltt lhc)' h.rtk likt', - ----+----- ' by Candy .ir., Sliapel;y, ... --·-·- -- - .. I Cotallna ud Parblllre SUITS TOPCOATS Qutek, Arlene 'Thelsa, D o n n a Theiaa, Mayme Holmes. Mrs. by Pendleton, Catlllna, JllltzeD lllld Betty.11-. ud Zip Lllled Harold Smlth, .M:rs. f-dWardWag- All Weatlaer ner, Mrs. Roger HUbbard, ltlrs. Dorotloy Winebrenner, Stephanie COATS BLOUSES by Curlee lllld AIDgator . TIES iiy Fi.eliiitlon brHabbard by Peadlelon, oitallllll. ·Jean Caslle, JI!JltzPn alld Mojutl l,UGGAGI ROBl$,DUSJEIS. PAJAMAS JACKETS I l lllld Metoalf bySIIJDJOJllte andAinnly i I , SUITS IIIII. l' SPQRT >COATS ad )ly Clll'let •· wan-e.. sewell :· : . I • PENDilTON . . TOPSTERS JACI1TS "' l'llrlWt.l!ld . ~· · • ' Banlonlllld Velour Shirts 'by l'arHIID IDdJoebJ ' • '• ··.,· .~, ' '! . by Mlsa Ebil:ne HANDBAGS iBWOI.DS •• -·- fiY Mire~£ - WGGAGE WALLETS ' Woli.K·CLOTJI&'I . LEVI CASUALW&U . .. .'''' \1~ •. ,,.. ' bys...-ltellli Alrwa7 --- IT'S · EASY ; ~ . · .Je~ry by ~:l!lk · TravoiKlla I . 10 BAHR CLOTHIERS • MIDDLEPORT, 0. by Betty Roae Pendletoa ~--::---- 1 snlT$ & SLACKS by Pendleloll, J - . ea•tle, c•Jma'.-. Jmbell W....coA.TS. by lieU)' a-• .' ... ':' ·.. WE ~RE PAir.,!"lPATING IN MIUIIJ.t:l'ClRT GUT-A·ltA~I.A" }.,. HOSIRY SWEATERS t .bJ Sapel'll*,:Wemble7 -- --· byShlpely I lROUSEP', ' - ·'n.e county shertl' hHe «to\tl .. PoL" in hiM oftlct. '· . DRESSES b;yste!Bon Ibid Champ '· . i HAT$ ~ . ' . LINCOLN CITY, Ore. •IIPI• . • lli!qoil,.~) You'll find for her an excellent choice selection from our heneedsl T ' (lhl• •a210 (No . · Sil'ro VJstt ' . t •, , i' ~ Mra~ Helen Dtc:We, Mrs. Helen -a~-~= ~=.;, VldliSI&dt; ~nvelope to P .'0• .. Bmi 298, ColumiMJI, .. ........ of f -....... lrlnr of ( ' from State )nllllule · lbanldnl the club for • 11ft of · ""!'Hom• the Meigs Coun-. _Ill Children's for per...,. a1 s11te pre...,ted fD each child lllere, Mrs. Grueoer reported on tho sales. table at the COUI"lty now., er lhow, and 8 diSCUSSioft Wd held on tM t;!lub'a radlo work during 11oe pall year. Mrs. David Neate will have the next program on gar<lenlng for lhe clul>. Mra, Hiram Fisher corn-, monied oo !he pubUclll' book for the pall year. Member• re--lo roll call at: the I'JZZA, SLUMBER PARTY. lollliDU!fioRT .,. Pat Craig -~ FrldaT llljot llllh a =and a ! - Jlll'il'•at hor or request flilme by Atmdlne ,. sE!Il·ad· .-.rn~I!IP.t:l ; l'IUnnped ' I Ji:'='~re~~~ the meetin.l w.-elettera Read Gaillpolll Amott, Eleanor Ksy Schneider, lolra. EdWard Theiss and Bet. \1', Mrs. v.r~. · Roberl~~o Cor· bella Hoben., ;l;lrenda Morpn, Mr. and MrJ. Ross Norrl., edooeot. Bob Hoeflldo, ilelb' Hsye .. Mro, Blythe Thelos preaantecl 1 Pape, Mrs. .James Hunt, Mill Sylvollor wllh a 11oart Evana, · Rachael Mc. lhllled nriCn net holder for tho HUI and Debbie, rlbtiona h'om lloe slfll, T h e b-ect was aaal- ill op. enln8 lhe gllto by Mrs. Btverlto Wickline and IIIIo Sharon The! sa. The re!relhmenltablowasc• . ...... - a plne 'emo' and hoi· Jy . . . . _ . . . . , madl by M:ra. Baker, Caice, puaeh, Rill and miiU wen aervtd. Guolll atlheohowvwtriMrl. Otla Bail~. andLoli,lolra. BIJ'Ihe Thel11, lolra. K....U. Thel10, 111111 Sharon ,..... lolra. ert c~. Mra. George ...... Anna Grace Oller, M:ra. flon Collino, Mra. Beverlee Wlc!<llilo, Mra. Dil-'1' Beullll, M:ra. Gtraldlne Webb, Mr1. NOOIIII ' IDAHO BAKING I,' ,I I Heap Big Fun Game <-· $1.49 . .l i e d -... - ......... .,. aod· botlln a r-..Jar pro. -~~-~~!oHM~ ~~------~----------------------------------~----~--~ GALLIPOLIS- TlH!S en I or class of North Gai:lla "lgh Sc:llool held a meotul!< comer. Marshmallo•·- :ompfl.. 2 •·•·49c JANE 'PARKER VALUES Troubl~some BY KATIE CROW ·~t•a BeglMini-fo Look a Lot ' Like CbriltmaJ," all over town ,, In Pomerqy and Middleport ... ao Cbrlllmas deeoralloioo are plaeed carefUlly In each of our loealltOres. Chrlltmaa il&llll burn brlalotl,y tJch evening In the neighbor town1. If thll doeon'l slvo:roulhe Christmas aplr!t ,., I really doo'l knoW what will ... Thurllda,y's """"added to !he aplrlt olthlnp ... ttll the rain came ... And What a m~as that waal Gal. JU9 OAPIGm fEATURES 1 · 38c ,•. 69c ..... ••• 59c Llquicl Bleach Miss Imboden. Engaged .Rodney Vfright ,......, ......,. _. _, lh· Arr••J •-•-led'll71ho .,117Xra.DaY14llealt-- MIDDLEPORT - The monlhly - . . , ot 11oe I!Yoeu Run FloiY waa held Nov.2t, ·at the home of . Sheri')' lla,yes, Leading Creek Rd. ' to _ A A story ''Power or Pra,yer in Healing 'the Sick" was road by Mr1. ltt:Jben,. Musser, followed · by prsyer and devotions by Louis Diehl of Spring Art>or Collep. RUTLAND - Mr. and M:ra. Louisread !rom.!salahandopoke Wilbur . Imboden ot R)tllllld, are Oil lho areal need of prsyer In ..........., the -lhenl of I<!JW''s.world, with a comment on club re~ their doiishlor, Charlotte Elaine, . "!'he bioslno11 meetlninaeallslbllley, Devolloos by Mrs. G.,... ·to Airman Rockley Dale Wrlifol. eel to order by pros!-. Allm ser Included • paalm of prel&e, ...on ot Mr. and Mrt. Earl J. WWtams. PIUJs were made to on article oo Thankaslvlng and Wrlshl of oeor Dexter, have eholr robes mada for tho · prayer. A gat..~ card wa1 lf.flt IIIIas Imboden 11 a Jealor at Cbrllllmao Canlata. Plans for the to Mrs. Orris Harris, a pat1ent Rulland Hl&ll sq,ool, FloiY to go elll'9ililg were 1181 at Holzer Hoapllai, and roother . Alrmon Wrlalot. a 1965 gracb. for De~embor 20. Viall• will be of the regional director. , ale of Rulland IIIah School, Ia ,lllado to loeal sick and ohut.ln Cactus tor wlndo'w Billa wu OIJR BDlTWfiHEStoMro.XIn· stationed at Mountain Home Air Mends ot the eommuniQ-. . diiC\Iased by Mra. Kermeth Har. ona Childofa of MlddlepQi-1 -..bo Force Jlase 1n Idaho. Prior to Alter the meotln& games were ria. She noted lhaii!MIY "atrlv" wl!l obaent ber Urd bll'tllda,y entering !he · urvt.., he ..a 1 011)oyed and refreshments of po. 111 nel!lect lnllead of Dlllllpar. annl'lerlai'Y on Friday, ell1l>i0Yed by the Welllnihouae toto chips, cookies and hot •""" 1ng," UJd told ot the three clalAnll n01 Cliil¥ 4<JeiMrs; Chllderl Coru. In ColumbUs. colate were served. • siftc:atlona. plncuallion, barrel, have a record of longevlcy, llle WOddinl'planl Atten<llng w e r e Sheri')' MI- and cereus. Not enough water. chaela, Ran4)' Mtchatla Lee wu: lng' Is · bettor than too much, · ~ a SoridaJ School allellllanee llama, Allen Williams, bana WU- and the "' lcp thai, Since !iU'nllw 80, llle loeallorl Ia • IIOUih Uama, Donna Williams, Gary window. haon't misled SUndo.Y SchOOl, aM Taylor, Larry Taylor, Sherry uHolid:Q Tradittonsn were at the end of thla montl> Will be Hsyoa, Qon Hll)'e., Roger Roulh, dlscualed by the group with Mrs. awarded her 13th bat illl'to:ar• · Andrea l)ewhorat, Rooaiee Wise, David Nease leading In the dl .. alllon of her parfecl alil.danCio. Peggy Welch, Buth Drummond, euaston. There waa a deii\QIP Mike Puckett, Cheeyl Hutehloon, That bar will bo - ~ 10 hlil' . strallon on Christmas door doeJulia Hutchison. Gueats 'W e r e ·<!'ratlona by Mrs. Fred Nea3e. ever - arfillC ail*ali&o Pin Regina Williams of Indiana, Lou- Ste dem011stratedtheuseofroond !run the Mldollollor! C!n!!'<ih Ill Is Dlebl and Jucy Morrl• of sQrroroam ~~~ thv base for an ar. Chrlot. Spring A~, Mldolgan. rangement of · real holly uaed By !he -.Mrs.Ch The next meeting will. bO 0.. Wittt a redribbonandapoJnailttta, 01 !he lait 01 !he or •ember 20 at . lhe horne or ·An- and showed ·how to make a door Ilea wllo came to 1o1 Ia drea DeWhurst. piece trom a ribbOn and paper 11>e New Yotl< Ce drinking eups. lben II was the K, !ol, RailMrs, Edison Hollon gave a North Gallia HS road, Mrs, Chllilera• family came demonstratton featuring the use of a oornucopla with goorda, fnllt, here !run lho Wsrner shos>s ill and greenery on a brown straw Pt. Pleaaant. M~tings Held mat, and Mrs. Mary Holter showa . GEORGIA LYNN HALL REEDSVILLE - Georlla ... .BRIGHT SAIL Le.ader for MYF Devotionals Neighbor Towns Look "k £'1i.. . • t · • 111•"" :;:-...=. ~.O.:.lf~ L ! l e \unru m.~ 1 ~ ~~,,,,..,~: ~ =-=·.w::.u.~~ •.-55c Skinless Wieners Chocolatesi:!=" Royal Luatersp~ cu. h. REG. 329.95 NOW 'II'-' 110 dl~~ rvs D'Tit.l •llrl""''vem.t . _ lhe )lrDio< cl... a ..,._ Jodpd - In --·"-•(lf......_tbo rlbballs ..... lollra.-HoilrOIIdQ' IN ...., lA> prepare _ _, teo for a ~It - . . ..... bl*"' for rrld-IDa,ll"' trJ mall ...,.1111 rollow dol')'- rnmo boDI to '-servicemen. ll•a and 0- . , . plllll In a 4 a r k t1uo1 wda bad been oeirt .,_ - · 1114 •11\o• to aeveral bvya, . I!IVO em tholr ot• Louis Diehl is 1 Holiday Candy and Nutsl NO-FROST Sft'4E 8\G! seco nd ever dil > .- frUit 011 nato.• Katie's Komer EARLY WEEK A&P GROCERY VALUES! ' . ·•serving This CommuriiLy l'or uver 105 Years" $10.95 Count A. Full nume ral di.a l. sw~cp - H~~~~ I 79C · • - MORRILL BRAND Sliced Bacon FIRST NATIONAL BANK 1967 sum.aiGHT ,. REDUCTIONS s~a WAS -1 ... -lllr- ed · ~ 1q ....-. aid 'miz'"c I• Pork Sausage 0 ~ ,.,3., ~~~· . ~.1· ~ ..., 'MILD OR GAlLIC • - • - NUTLEY ENRI~MED 01 lEW MORRELL &RAND . .group concemlng the work of the Club. It was announced that Ladies Night would be held on November 30th. Atter.ding were Dick Ord, Jack Flesher, Clyde Foley, Herman Layne, Donald F. Roush, Lloyd Roush, Rome Wtulamson: RuS.. Waterproof: THERE ''bootenariQ'" auc:cea•, the one U. 5. GOV'T INSP. .... - 'lbo . ROilllol'o In tho book cartOpontlon ue Mrs,' Ted Reed, Mrl, Fraak iU.netiUt, lUI. lbner Gonloa, Mr1. Joe struble, M r •· Rlchord Follnxl and, lolto. Ellen Glbba, ,Tho llll>lllluleo.;.. Mro. Patrick Loehary ond Mro. Kermit Walton. lneldontail,y. new - · -... needed' for the boolo cart aM 0111 be loft al'll>e Porll•to,y Ubriry, Recent la1110a of Good HOIIae· keepiJw, Ute, Look, llc!melloau· lltul, loleCalla - lbal b'PO - are »referred. · -J --Mra. Wllllam Fry, Mro: Robert Gilmore, Mrs. Murl Burton, Mrs. Harry Calll)lart, Mrs. Carl Glbba Mrs. 0~ C. campboll, Mra. Mra. Paul HesBOn. Mrs. Douglas Roush, Mra. Harry Schwab, Mrs. B. J, Howard, Mrs. Larry LeMuterl, Mrs. Marlon Rizer, Mn. William Gress, Mrs. Earl Vicker&, Mrs. George Jewell, Mr1. Harry MUler, Mrs. Clay- patients &om New Haven were F:rank Yoong, Jr., Mrs. Lowell Grimm, Homer Grimm. ell, Sr., Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. J, V. McGrew, Mrs. WU~ Ham Russell, Mrs. Charles Humphreys;· Mrs. R. G. Ellis, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. Louis Karschnik, Mrs, o. c. Campbell, and Mrs. Paul Stewart. Miller, Mrs. Danny Harbour, Mrs. Lee Dawson, Mrs. Franz DEATH NOTICE RECEIVED Reichert, and Mrs. Samuel Ha1a Word has been received or stead, the death of Ernest Pugh of East ESTHER CffiCLE Liverpool, Ohio on Saturday, No. The ·Esther Cirfle of the Lu- vember 18th. Funeral seTViees th~ran Church Women met for were held on Monday afternoon 1tielr regular November meeting at East Liverpool. He was marat St. Paul Lutheran Church wiUl ried to tlie former Mimle Roush Mrs. William PoweU, Jr. as ot New Haven, daughter of Che hostess, The program was pre- late Will Roush, also of New Hasented by Mrs. Lloyd Roush. It ven. was the third in a series or lesLIVE WffiE CLASS sons In a book entitled "'SelfThe Live Wire Cl,afs ot t ll e Portraits of Chrt,s t," the lesson EUB Church . held their annual used was "The Living Bread." Turkey DIMer on Tuesclay eveA short .business me~ fol- ning at Roush's Restaurant in lowed conducted by Mrs. Jack New Haven. Attending were Mrs, T. Welch, Circle leader. Thelma Capeflart, Miss Millie Ateending were M r s. A. L. Bumgarner, Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Sprouse, Mrs. Jom F. Roush, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. otha Mrs. Jack T. ·Welch, Mrs. Henry Lieving, Mrs. Bernard Llevlnll. Buck, Jl'l., Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Harry CaDthart, Mrs. Roy 'lludnall, Mrs. Harry Bumgarner, Miss Millie Bumgarner, Mrs. Bert Roush, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. Mrs. Carroll Adams. Jr •• Mn. Robert Cooke, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mrs. ottie Roush, Mrs. Fred Batey, ~n. William McFarland. Mrs. Lloyd Roush. Mrs. ·· Echrln Stein, Mrl. Jean Grueaer. Mrs. Eber R ou s ll, M r a. Charles Carroll, Mrs. Bett;y White, Mrs. William Chisler, Mn. Edwird Bumgamer. Mrs. G. B. Hazlett. Mrs. Ray Weaver, Mrs. 0. L. Lievin& Mrs. James Gresa, Mrs. WllbU.r Webb, Mrs. Clll'f Roush, r.trs. James Roush. H~ pretty good tee shot at Ute I 43. Fishing net I Dyer, over the weekend. Matthew Carmichael,. lOb ot Mr&. Doris Carn:rl.~ael, ·waa a recent padent at Pleasant Valley .Hos,pital. Mra. Joll'l F Roush waa an over-night paUent Monday at Vet- ' erans MemOrial Ho&pital. ' tbe .,...o~o~~o~-11711ra.Kar1Gr.. POMEROY - .Diet you knoW that a ''librarY on wbeelatt hi• been 1n , ...,.atlon at Veter..s Memorial Ho&pltal for the Qoll - montiul? • The book cart wu atarted at apro.)eet-ol.lhe Pomeroy ~bl",!l')', and it operated 0q a three...ctliy..,. .. week ball I bye~ JOcil volwUei'•r. E\'el')' lolonds,v, Wodneada1 ltd Frida, oCte...-liJocartwllh a piod •uwb' ot bookt and nceM. ls•Ue o1. m.aga1tne1 11 p~shed ~ roOm to l'CI!>iJ>.Io thatjlll!{ento ean aeloct relldlns illaterlali, MOBILE ·HOME . AH' IXOINSIVI . .lAD II'IIAO pronoun 31. Negative ' wu CUTied 011t In 81 ' BLACK : J.... ~WHITE - ~ • / . FREEl RCA TV b:r Priatlll SllRI'Rm AJswru.. Cof.ner SCHULT CUSTOM, 12x60 OR 8ELVEDERE, 12x60 •. ·-·-tho ......,.• , 1 0 ~~:::::~;;;~~-~~=-..;•un;etted t.lie abo•e cutoon. H . BIUof J·• . • ·Gorden Club t.o Send Boxes to . Servi~emer Communit~ ' . l ·Freel Rca Color TV .' \'MAT ·U.TNnk mold t . N""\ 20. Ufe : .. ·, -· s'o'' \oO~ ~ ot -~--­ II. W - - .. - • h*d •n aNwer when q\tefi:Uon .... ea. he Qulcii.Jy added &.be oaraen O! . Ecten WU I. a•rden IUPPIJ' ~ ~ north"!lftM Phoenix; • ' .. td by t.he d'Unlar COUeue '$.)!1Lrd aJ?Gut. et&ht chttta made out. to .._ .... •-"_,. - · ~ the "'arOen or ltden ... PHO&NlX A.rill. I OPll "WeU. 11..'1 lor this eo.~ on or ¥&1.L o.' Ht.nlbla ,~p.A of e\'oJQ~ we have," aid Ra.a Glendale eoaununl~ COlteae,. nlhla . A.mld quesUonJn1 tlute- ... 1.... II. ODDiel -··.....--.. Aat.wer JJlJJJ.OOID~IItJ ,._l'al-' DAILY CROSSWORD - • I-n. "'--o!· ~1, Sonlo)•, &...nber 3, UG7 . ~ ~SE OUR E.SY LAY-A-WAY "-AI . . ' �-. • • 18 - fte cb . MEIGS Dinner, ·Party Held . EVENTS • . 11111<ot, "The W-o ol Chrill,. Jill$'' and U.., pnw0111 ""' """' eluded wllh ..,.. a1n81n1 d. "Silent N~Jiot'• b:r thei'!Qhl <Jf the C h r - tree. . During the m-.a prulded over b)' Mra. Heney Reibel, ollleera were elected. Thol.v are Mra, Fred Dea.._, pre~; lolloa Freda Gruesor vice. pre.. 1-: Mrs. Ella Smlfh, ....... tary: aoc1 Mra. Pbllllp Melnhel'l, treasurer, Plans were COD1>1- fur servlng dlmora. Tile Dee. 7 dlmer chelnnln II Mra. Des....,., Sbe will be u&l- b)' Mrs. Clora Korr, Mrs. N a,b e 1 Wolfe, Mrs. L111Je Rlllck, Mra. /lmlth, aoc1 !Ira. Ada Holter. Mra. Ben Neut&lloe II chair· Rllll (l( the Deo. 10 dlnMr to be served at ....,. aod oe her com. miUee are Mrs. ~~ 51hart. Miss Thelma Grueaer, Mrs. Neva Seytrled, lira. Smith, Mrs. EcBth LIMln& Mrs. Korr, Miss Maud aod Miss Freda Grueser. Each member bas been asked flo contribute $1 toward expenses ot the dlmera. Mrs, Neutzllng .._IU!I on the recent health cllnlc hmeheon and Miss Grueserali!IOreadamedi- tumed in proc~s from that. POKEIIOY - Tile o a • a o I .~ ........ ooo1 port,> o1 lilt ~ ~~ Clua o1 lilt 1'l'lrltl1 United Clurdl o1 ChriJt WU llold FrlciiJ ni8ht. . 'lbo .,._ had a ·S p.m. dinat BonO)"I Rollouront and Ibm to the IOCiol room a . of the Church for the J)lrCy, A 1rt1e with red b&W>Ie,o and llgbla aDd • lllll!tel ar._...ent ot pohlaeiUaa and red taper a were bl&blllhta of the social room deeoratlona. Groop aJncln& d. "ll Came Upon the ~· Clear'' _ . . eel the devotloila1 program ...,.. ducted b7 Min lbud Grueser llfre read the secllld. chapter oi st. Luke and had prayer. The prosram presented by Mlaa Freda Grueaor teatured a medltatl9n entitled "A Gift ol the Heart'' by Norman Vlnoent Peale read by Mrs. Louts Reibel. The otory of the carol, "Hark the Rerald Aqgels Sing'' written by Charles WesleY, wao given by Jdfss Freda Grueser. She noted that Wesley the founder of M-sm. had Mitterf about 6,500 hymes ID Ida Uf&time. ,•I' PRE· . I HOLIDAY SALE · 'PORTABLE • THE SEWING CENTEI . ON THJil1' IN MIDDLEPORT Use our Convenlen lljJile voor Participant Middleport Glft-A·Rama WEDNESDAY ADULT CHOIR practice at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wednes• day, 7:30 P· m. AMERICAN Lutheran Church ,,.,,.,...s-In HOME . DECORATIONS ' Kloeo, boateeoeo. Tile themowaa carrie( f101! In a pink and whltO • color .aeheme, lndlvlduil -rv· llw• d. cake flopped with a pink umbrella, lee cream, CCI(!ee and punch were 'letyed. , Gute1 wera ,pla,yedUdprlzea awarded to NarJ• WlnobrenoerJ Melanie C~r and Polly Elchlnpr, 'lbe door prize went lo I4!>da Davlo, Olhera attrending were Helen $29.95 Zenith Portable THE CHORDETTE ----~~~~----~ Mrs. Roberta Wellman, M I 11 Jessie ~rs, Mrs. HUJh Bandshell Design Cabmet in Rug1gec Durable Polystyrene wrth Ca rry Harrdle' Bearhs, Mrs. William Graeser, Mrs. Gladys Morpn, Mrs. Amoa Leonard, Mrs. Maxine ArnOld, Mrs. Elhel Grueaer, Mrs. Velma Douglas, Mrs. Benton DUn, Dimensions: 9~" high, 19 19/:n" deep • Aut omatic 4 - S pee~ . Cha nger ·' \ \ • Automatic Record trltermix • Automat1c Shutoff j j H•rr•l · , 8eE•rllfl r' ' NITURES-' PH. 992·2635 • . , Mrs. Rlcbard Eblin, !drs, Edward Ball, Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Miss Mary Radtbrd, Mlas Kathy Abbott, loilsa Sllerrl Blacklltu!, Mro, L. R. Wiley, and Mra. WU· bur Bailey. SOndlng_gjtts were Mro. Eorl Rouah, :Mra. Fred Goegleln, Mra. Evelyn llomlne; M111 Jane llouil·· laJ, Mrs. Hamer Radtord, Mra. Walter Weara, ldro, James EY· ana, Mrs. Fred Leifheit, Mrs. Scott Folmer, Mlos Becky Rad· ford, Ml11 SuJama Arnold, Mra. 110)' Fl!rte, Mra. William F. Clark, Mra. Levi Partlow anc1 Mr. and Mro, CloY Bey ant. Hoo~sse• were Mro, Clifford· Lel!belt, Mra, William Radtord, Mrs. Harold Blackatoa,ldra..Ed. gar ~. Mro. Norman Weyeramlller and Miss Bell,y Leonard. l:n~ - · Holen ~. Geno¥1 Nojln, llarela Korr, Pal Winebnmlr1 Jean .Kloa1, Elma Loukll, Maraaret and Sharon CottriJI, Ven Van Malro, G...... BI.!Ck, I.epna Kbw, Bernie• Winebrenner and 1'11111', Mro. E. E. Follrod, MUdred Amold ... SUsie, Mary Quill.,, Lil>da IJoni>. van, Allee Capehart, JUno Eleh· lreer, Cindy Swatzel, LucUio ljrsdoh&w, llorct:I)'Wineb.t-r, Stefanle Amott, .biY Elcblnpr, . • * •••••• •'.rut a thank.JOU note to say I appreciated your . th0UJ11htl ot me ciftr here and the cookies wel'e very. much welcmied, not only b1 me, but also by the trlenda d. mine, They chcereil •• very much and It Is very nice to know people trom your home town · '"-What we boyogolhroughoverhere,l !I8Y again thank you all.'' '" Roger Justice IIOiill DlCOIATIOIIS 111111 PunehiMII Chr I1t m11 tllmminp to make holldoy lleeorltln& fun 1nd en;, tWin IO< tilt dllldren. 11.00 .. "*' •••••• PAITICIPATING MERCHANI'S · ·KIJII Booten' R. H. Bawllllp Sons Co. . ' •••••• Roblnsoas Trl·Lastre Cleanen . ' Middleport Depart. ment Store Middleport Is AChrisiiiiGS ShowciH HURRY AND SHOP EARLY . GET YOUR FREE TICKET NOW! Nothing To 'uy. You Need Not Be PresentTo Win Four Prizes Each Week GIFT CERTIFICATES '75 '50 '25 '25 NEXT DRAWiliiG8-DECE~BER 8·15 GIFT CERTifiCATES · DECEMBER .22 MATCHING TICKETS MUST BE.CLAIMED WITHIN ONE WEEK-PRIZES NOT CLAIMED WILL BE DRAWN THE FOLLOWING WEEK All CertlfJeotes MUlti Be Claimed by Dee. 31, 81-4 PM FREE PAR_KING FROM DECEMBER 11 to 23 BY MIDDLEPORT MERCHAN~ 1N APPRECIATJONOF YOUR SUPPQB'I . .MAKE THIS ~rD$51111 Broul(htona o.tryGrueoer's Willie Shop Wolter Croob ~eMeuenger Mr. & Mn. Bemord .hbU.hlng Compony , FuJII . loek'i o.try Shop Dr. II..L. Sl..k . ltodlo. Mld·l'om, Jlie, Dr. J. J. Davis . Dr."'T.Joy Bl'lllllhaw Dt, Keltb iUus Klngtl Radio & TV Dr. f• M. Cbill Olllo VoUey PubllsltDr. Clyde J ..Iageb lng ColaPuy Columba• & 8outbem (Sentlael) . Olllo Eledrle Co. Tlay'• SPONSORS Barketta Barber Shop l)ownil)gla..UCC . Ageaey, Jne. ·: Dr. II. B. ~kena · O'Dell f,Dte'rprllell8peed Qaiea, . ltowlblp-Ceetl . Deb'• Barbeto Shop ~inlmle'1 Putry Sbop .,\lfred L. BarnJiart- . . TalleJ' . . · BerflaNieboltFI~rllt , "lkCiare'• J¥ry lll,e Joe'• c.rr,..()l!t PnltJ Buaty .Shop •I MIIWini)IIOft Innruee Ageney · Middleport Wine • • Store ....... , ' j No purchase is II · . For Christm•s Sewing ,VELVETEEI\!S 1~, , ,, .., ~R.QtAQ.~S .,.t. ' A Gold Star Store '•t ,· . ·-- . ,~. ..... ~:~- .•. . ' ' :..~- ... , ~~ GIFT The Fabric Shop Singer S.l" & Service 115 W. SECOND · OHIO 992-2284 PCMEROY notified DEC. 2.;,AT 1 P DEC. 8 AT 1 PM ! Giving a New Watch for Christmas? ... GOOD IDEAl •••••• person needs. · .. ' IUJer 011 Compuy Ponieroy Cemont Rl~k Lindmark Blaetlnar Auto Co. ·Kapples Soblo Servite Station. Bower's Drtve-In Franels Florist Meigs Tlat!atre Bailey's Re&taurant Pomeroy Pastry Sholl J{artley & llenliett • Nelooa'a'l!rqs · K & C ,Jewelry •· lien.Ftailklln Store liMsT-Il-flfX :watchband. · . . Chrllemu m..Away! . 1WEN'fY YEARS AGO,from ru.u ar lilt Deily 'I'r!bQt and the • ... JJi Gift CMtlflala Gallla TIIDts •••• K.Q • • " f I ' C.._lorcGm· $5,' GOESSLER .lEWElRY SlORE·-.· .r~ . Pytbla&...GI- ;I'. ...., ....... bear! all• .•R i l l - ,._G.WS Ia lla&- - r0 tor ' House L & Z Sb'op Gubitber's Variety Stnl'<' Swisher & Lohse D""'~~' Gloeclmer's Cafe ElberfeldJI Chapman-cuaday Shoes Marguerite Shoe Shn,p Wehmngs Bike Shnp Fanner's Bank & S•vlngs Co. " . Goessler's Jewelry Store ,,- P11111eroy ·Nitl.oual Bonk · Davis-WIIAier IMutano~ . •' .. Membe,P~a ~· r\ ~== , ••• lifo,10•• S.altclill> B. Associated Radio & TV New York Clnthlnc coril£ort never before po'9siblecj!i a .. ... Lllllp No. ASK FOR YOU!l FREE TICKEt ) Here Are Your "Gold Star'' Particioants and Sponsors: A 8Dod watch is an acct.irate time keeper • ' . sometlling every busy . ., · J\nd a watchband · by Speldsl will give· beauty '\lid ...-.ur1f. .- ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET . Here'i why: . i' Stores Displaying The Gold Star ~tores Gold Star .A BETTER IDEA I tor ·~ Shop Pomer~y At AttachedY. ~. oPerator, and WUIIam Bahr ·aeoreboard operator, 'lbe Devils open their 1967 • 68 home campalp apiDII NeiiCilviUe-Yor~•s 'Bucke1es )i'rl"-r at 8 p. .m. .. •' WO'd llke·to aee fllfure Galll...lli Chriatmao parades held ID lbe (llkll It wall several , ~· aaul. II'• too ~old the idadle• clark IIlla 11mv « tlio ,...-. -roo, rb1 conducting the Oftllt 'ID ciayl!pt It mll!ltprevent ICIIIIt d. the llhovilV tllilt sot• on aflor dart; Son· -Ia Ia banding out eanc11. • ' 1Court .,.., ~ St, */!: ... . . .. ·o,.r. An Dey thilricla...: )i ' , .-. ·h.Mroy- · ., ,..;.u.. -...:..-~~-.:..---~-----~----~ '''· DEC. 15 AT 1 P DE(. 22 AT 1 PM All You Do Is Register Giving a New Watch With a Speidel 7WIS'{:.ofi£X .1--:' ~~~~!'.':.1• • ·--;""".-...,:-r-1 DoV9 - Winners will be 4Big Give-Aways walE NOTES-W~IfLow· en (Buz) Calllo st.lll looking for a piano'l Understand he lost one a . couple weeks ago out on lit. 35••• While Dateline's ol' Falcon was In the ...,pair shop laat week, he braved the cold winter temperaiures by walking from the new Ohio Valley Publishing co. office. 825 Third to his home at 422 Fourth Ave. Come sp~, It m!pt be a good Idea If we walk lo work. II only takea takes 10 minutes (If you •alk 60 paces a minute~... Eel .Stewart, GAllS . all1letlc director, announced the workstatr for tJ>e 1!167 •.68 Blue· homo ba•l\ethall games Wedneod.,-.... Geqrge Tope will be lbe ticket seller, Ger~ld Hull and Dan Blazer ticket !akers, Cllorleo Jef!era and John Trotter -rvlsor•, Cliff Wlloon dock - be present to win. ~ ~ · g!g!on:::alwe;:.:ou:n:;c!!,ll.'!m::-:!!!ng!;·:....--.!:=======:::::===========l • 'I received your glli ~ cookies and candy this month. It was veey much appreciated. And good to know IICIOI1eone Ia thinking ot us while we are here In VIetnam. My platoon sends ita thanks." Perry E. Finley otter 'IN- " ' '1. 'f"' CERTIFICATES All persons 18 years oi ace and older are eligtble to participate 1 w.....m reuqired. Need not All- Drawings Held In Pomeroy P•r:tinglot . . McColl's Poltorno •••••• ·-< ,.,, .... _ ...... - - ~ - ......... :'~ ~· · · . . ~ "I woolcl like to send you my both teams .. ,Rio RedJnen dump· lneerest thanks tor sending me ed 74-GObyMarletta Pioneers ... comd.es and candy. It 1ure New dining room nears eompledoes feel good to have peoJrle llke tion at Fct.nn13r•s Hotel ••• Ohio you back home, pushlng for us. I highway directOr hears pleas for work In a radar ~ectlon here in better roads in SEO area at re- VIetnam.orWhen l!llYofusget some cookies 811)'fhlng we all dig In, So we all appreciate what you all are doing fOr us,., William Hoyt Miller All P.rtlclJNttlng Stores AN~ Givlna Fri.e Tlc:btt ''""' Mill ~ ·IIWrecliiiO·t i PIOIIOiio"l· ~lved ~-b. ·lfhore lls•IJ!IlJo<l , JIOOPI• liM·th~ohnAmei-fcan·s~ce!Jiinllko y~t~te ·ifone· year, and the )'ear :before thiS year.'' . . WIUiam B, Mstheny ,., ' Merchants Give· A • Typewriters •Floor POlishers •••••• 1' StaUon Valley Lumber & Sappi'-Co. G0111ey s Dads-In· · Suds Elmer Bums Colbr Center · The Greot Atlotle & Poellle Tel I"'moany, be. ICelth GGble Ford, lac. nudlev'a Florist nuli.e's Cleaaen, Ine. The Qaollty Print Shop ,, vmace Pb.\Jrmaey Werner's Radio lfome IAiundry The Motor Parts Cnmouy IJ. 11.. oner Servtee Station ll11ttA>D Dmr CG. Inwels Furniture jjtore Th~ Shoe Box MtddleiiOrt Laneh Room Rllhr Clothlen The Martin 'Restaurant Walloee Jewelry Ren Franklin Store Mill Aatlqae Shop Middleport Poolroom Cl~na Notloaol BanY Cross Hardwore Weatem Auto ' . Auoelate Store Boker Famlture H&R Flrelltone Dealer Siore Middleport Book Store Jerry's Benty Shoppe MukV Roller'• LaSolle Hotel ld Sta• Christ - Tom Perkins "Just a note (? let you llnow I appreciated the :11 goodies bo~' that JOllr_Jn'OUP sent. It was awreclated by tbe Whole barracks here. I 4on't know If you have mr heard aboot what happena to a package <£ cookies and candy when It arrives !rOm the states, It's like a package «cigarettes In a c:onc:entratlon _camg. They don't last ver1li)Rg, It's eiWoYB nice to · haar from the people ot my old alma mater. That school is I real good asset to the-communiQr." Fred RUey, MelliS Sewing Ceater me~oy .. '1 am l!llJT1 that I didn't get word to you soon .. - w·swp you : · from sending"'" a Chrlotmas packoge this year. But I did receive a • very nlee 1xn: fromfOU. sotheqn]ythi"' left rOr me to say is '•thanks . lipln" fur doing your fine Job lis YOO aiWOj'S dO, And thank& also to /Troop 2~. ru he &eel~ you aheut l!le lOth ot December. 'If .all goes well!' · 1 · ..... .~ that you were involved in Operation YUle. This eard enclooed In a package I.iUst received, I would like to thank evol')'OIIe f'!l' being so klndandthougbttul.lmusi conless to you that I opened the gift early and the cookies were absolutely 'deliciOus, Just like ·~r.km" would titake Jf ·she knew how!' ~ Tom Broyles illeinber of Middleport Glft.A·Rima MIDDLEPORT :.•...1. .. ...... ~...... ... Begins In Pomeroy SINGERI ••••••• • • ••My mother told me DUTTONS-ROLLERS MER.(HAN T'S )i •· BY . T!IE Gallipolis Post otrl:.7.:;'~'i.;.i;~~~,;; more lettars last week from Galila Count;y servicemen statloeed In VIetnam. They were onee ocaln .,.,........ their ~~Wreelatlon for the Christmas .boxes mailed · lbem In c:onnecllon wl\h Operation Yule Three, Here'o what IIIey had to say: cun SPON$0RS . lkllrldl, Hobg1a, Elea'lor Crott, .... Madallno Stutler, Elbol Ferrell, HOB•~m. whole set of Hallnwk matcillnl party occassorils. scs. POMEROY - Ruth Ann Bailey was honored wltb a bridal shower at the Rock Sprlnga Church Frl· dOl' evening. Sl1e will become the bride Clt David Wiley oo December 9. Game prizes were awarded en Mrs. Pllillp Radford, Mrs. wu. llam Bailey and Mrs. Wilbur . Bailey, The shower 8lrts were placed on a table featuring a large 180opy d. pink and green streamers and a large heart inscribed ''Ruth and Dave, Dec. 9, 1967.'' Those preaent were Mro. PhUip Radford, Mrs. George Sisson, Of Church .Unit Irene Hoback, Ann sa....., aod Jean, DoroChy Harden, ){Jldred Se)'frled, Edna WIIJiand. Martha WUIIama, Evelyn Smith, 1\d· die Norris, Clarice and Brenda, Mary Uele .and Roae Ann~ Doret Arnold, Patey Hysell, Hel· en Diddle and Niloml Ulndoe. ' lAilTA PAITY santt comes to your Christ· m1s part1 ud brln1s 1 and St. Jolm Lutheran Churches at. 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Freel Blai!ttnar. · MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F, and <\.M. at the Mai!OIIIe TeJIII)Ie Tueacla3' nlgbt. omeero install· eel. .• MEIGS TOPS Welgtlt Notchers .at 7:30 Tuesda,y nlgbt at the home d. Mrs. DaisY Patter11011, Syraeuse. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS dlmer of the Star Class d. the Syra. cuse Preobyterlan Church Tuesday, Dee. 7 at 6:30 p.m. $1 gilt exchange. ADULT CHOW practice, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. wedna ac1a3'. THURSDAY A RUMMAGE sale wUI be held in the Simpsm Building, Racine, Dee. 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. ·to 4 p.m.lvsponsored b)' the Eaat L&- Bridal Shower Is Given for - Ruth Ann Bailey -~. N-r Adamo, Hololl tlojty Mr•. 11' ror members of the st. Paul tart Five Attended Meeting·Ftidoy Charlotte Neaae,. Jane Davia, Women's annual Christmas .PII'- MODEL X508 OptJn Fri. & Sat. Nights ., the 10<1&1 ""l'lll aflllo Albury - . t Churcll Mill Nary Glbba, Noney -...t anc1 ()pol s..- - - - - - - : : ; : : ; - - - - -...... MIDDL EPO THIS WEEK ONLY!! MIDOLEp01lt4\\Jt.~ naval enllnoln !ble. ... bar II&.,. blalttd olrt huo - · t.ht rocliJ ftlll Yerlil17· ' Gueato • 111e ..., ol cHilo aloftll tile 1\&&1011'1 .Mrt. Thalnu crow. lira. crow, Nro. - Fred Crow, Jr., eouttine. Nra. J. E. D, ~. Xra. PRO.FESSIONAL PHOtOGRAPHY GROVER'S StUDIO MIDDLII'OIIT I GEL ~.babQncred\oiiba-r a- Wee••• From INGB.S 17~;," "'"V1da biiibclll1 - - Goo<bl · - - ,_.,. se....,.Aab,11t11 wre DouDe-. ~· ftutb Teoford, ~o fla1DW1, Adcllt Buck, Ama Hlllclcn,San.Roush, DoriJ 'Grueoer, Clora Sa¥.,., Mn. W, H; Elchbwer, llOOa Hou<laohelt, lUrie -.ahelt, Jean Mlfn, JiM.Sa.f.,.,Marjode M....l,. penevievo Sebneldir, Irene Parlier, Ml<ll:\lfOIN"""'an, Eunlee Will, Wanla Nell:ler, Ka· ron and Nola, PaUl saure; Nor• .tha Colllno,CarolynRUe1,Lura Cr.Ooks, Linda MeKende, Gladya Robson. Eleanor RobiDil,, EMber Sylveslrlr, Margaret Elchllwer, Linda Ferrell, Martha Moore, . Chrl.stena Gi'iriun, John Elehflw· or, Jobrr Kloeo and Freddie Boyd, SYR,U:IIIE - Linda KaT F.leh• • · brWo • e'-<t Clt Freddie IIDIDLEPORT Mro. T.. RM4 - . . . . . Frillllr wlllo a Around Middleport SPECIAL Phone . Miss lhle FdsJ9y tor narla Lynn, o1 Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble and chll· dren, Gordon, DoQglas, Brian and I.ort Lynn, Carron, o.: Mr. and Mra. Jack Cramer and chlklren, Jackie SUe ml Dan, oC Marlon, Ohio; Mrs. Margaret Crame~ Jackson. Mrs. Richard Dudik and son, Robbie, Clt Mentor, celled ID 1111 afternoon. lluriJw the eveningMr.andMrs. Struble telepbQned their son, Captain Dan Struble, at Fort Car· son, Colo., and talked with hlm and his wl!e,ltwashls27thblrth· dOj'. Thanksgiving Day. (Examplei"60" Woolens_ $2yd.) HURRY! HUR~{~ '•I . ec.d.al, . . Bride- to-be is -Honored • '<. .w-rw..m. t=.,. and~s. •CABINETS --~-· - $34.50 . lal:l-- Around, Pomeroy Nr. . . . . . . . - • . Luncheon Given for ' SAFFORD'S STUDIO eSEWING MACHINES - -·· $49.50 e FABRIC SP~IALS GALORE Junior Choir . Gives Program · . At PTA Meeting ! ~--· 4 • TIJI!· ~.U 'I'Uniii~J. &n!Q, Uecemblr 3, 1H1 ' w•. .. • • r-aod • Plarlda bY lilt dull • ....... their...,· llld- - · LETART FAidS -'lbo Eutl.o· ..llrod PII'<IIUe - #'IIIII.. tlor'llle , clllrch llllduotf Cll Dec. 17111d MONDAY law Nr; ud - Mra. Dnld Gor· Choir pre. ~=.,~ ~ to l!>em lo - . . THE THJXlllORUS COUNCIL 17, . . - aOnral manbero tor lbe ollJ8 .._, pall ot In ,..,..., qt. lbe CIUL 'A 11ft .lloi....J:II o( Ametlca, wlll- Letart filii November PTA cl . _ will' be alv• bl' l b 0 o1 7:10 """Ill' aJC11i at 1be IOOF Mr. and XrL K.arl Ki<* ........ cla.. lo the putor. · llall. Tile _ _ , CbriJtmUJ)IrCy m~ B,..k wasp,:__• nre Mr.' and lira. El<lall WW, • Tile blrtbdo.Y• of Nn. Ethol -...•• · - · - lira. Gertrude 10001, and Wra. qanleJbuey, Nra. Meinhart, and will be held wllh I .., ceDI all! ehal>'mln. Tile pretidelll, Jlme, Am& y _ . Nr.a. K.arl IOoeo Mra. Edith Helnoa were ob_.. exc......_ Sondwlcheo, cooll!ta Wlcbrlham, ........._.lbe~ .u ID Waverly IIlla )IUIWMI< ved b:r llbwb!8 the blrlbdo.Y - . aod ..Ueo will be oened. Jlom• buJineas oesalon. tor the sraveoldo ..-vtqea Clt It .,... """'rt.od that Charles Ill •ar while fur the Foil...... the chelrconcert.F.d· a.- Co a'k el, .,...,... ot · • ~ o1 Flndla.J' hao oul!err c1r1i>1JW tor Hattie Curti• .... Roush showed alldea d. hlo 11r ODd Mra. E I b • r t ed ~ ltr'lke.Naomi SWam, pool national Eur<Jpqn flour. of .......... K,y, ll 'lf0 1. ~- the COlD- COIIIICUor Tho ,_, COWII ·- 1 won b•0 ..... MrL IOoeJ io a cousin to the "" .... Coolkel tuirliJ>', oaonitJ choir will pre- tlii N!DDLEronT GARDEN Clul> o. . . .~c Pvt. Bruce Cleland d. Fort Me.- at 1111 Trlnll1 Church Will be tounn grade, Tbe-lldanc:eben· 1111 m Dec. 17 ol2:30 p.m. ..., Cbrlalmal Plrll' . nor bu been re.J)Iaeed wlthapol- tee, Va.lo herem !look · Mra. llOIIl')l Reibel oxteaded beld at 6:110 p. m. ID the ooclal ted plllll. DurliW the butlneBS !l&rlougb wllh- Ida partnla, Mr. qreclatlon to .the clUI fur room CltlbePresbyterlanCblrch. meetiDe emunllleea for the year and Mra. Walter Cleland, llld c:ooporatlon dlrinc her f I Y,8 'lbore will be a &fll '""'...._. tOl·. were announeed, other · relatives of !lf. R4clne , _ , a'll. pn111)cleut. A alii ex- l<>wlng lbe dlmer. Memberoare · Refreahmenta d. eotree,'Kool aid area. Following his Dltloullh he ehan&e Ifa& held dlrlnc the ...,. reminded to take gilts and wnp. and cookie• we..., sened duriJv/wlll report to Forest Park, Ga. eluding ..,.w hour, Mrt. Can. plnp fur Jllllleltl at the Alhenl 111e aoclal hour turther traiDing. Rec.-1 tetbury and Mrs. Hauck were State Hoilpttal · • &Uests or the Cleland• were Mr. hostesses aDd oerved Chrialmas • and Mrs. AUen Cleland a D d punch and oooldeo. from a table EASTERN BAND Boootero will · daugbte1' of' New Cumberland, centered wllh on arrangement meet Moede,y evellbti, Dee. 4, o1 w, v._, and ldr. and Mro. Don o1 colored b"""leo IIUI'I'OIIDdecl 7:30 p, m. at lbe hlgb school. Davidson and cbUclrm of Grand by holly braaehes. Pr01or was SPECIAL REHEARSAL tor the Rapids, Ohio. bY. Mra. L<Juls ReibeL . Messiah ai 7:30 p.m. · McJnckv Attending the ~ere Mra. at the '1'r1n117 United Church o1 Smith. Mrs. Carrie• Me!Mart, Christ, PomorQY. Miss Freda Gnaeser, MIISI ~ EXECUTIVE BOARD fJl the Grueser, Miss Thelma Grutser; . women•w Auxiliar)' of the Veler· Mr. ODd Mrs. !!bor' Lewlo of Archer. Mrt. Bertha Amoa ol Butland Mro. Mabel Wolte, Mra. Heney 0111 Memorial Hospital at 7:30 51aB<MI, Ohio, were Monda,y lnd .... been eon!lned to her home Reibel, Mrs. Seyfried, Mrs• . _ Monday nllht In the confer..,.. Tueiiiii.Y &Uesta of blo mother, by Mr!. Jotmston nlng, Mrs, Glac\ysCucklor, Mrs. room ol the ho!J?!!al Mra. Arthur Lewla, and other of Bracl!ucywas her receatauest. Holter, Coellanc~Shlolda, Bono' relatives. The elder Mrs. Lewis, i Wn Eberob h ee Mac I - : aR, Mr • TUESDAY . Wbo haa apept the post lour llam son, rs. l..OUls ' •· '. AN hurch onth ~ th ho d Mr d ,]'!putzllng, Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Bess AMERICAN LUTHER C m s e me w • an "Weed, Mrs. Des!IIWOI', Mro,Can- women Clt St. Paul and Sl. Jolin Mra. Freel · Lewis while reeuperatlng trom a hlp ll'aeture -..y, and Mro. Hauck. Lutheran Churehe 1 ' 8 p, m. returned to her 308 Locust st. · ,. 1¥,sday al home of Mro. Fro d home IIllo woekflld. Strubles Are H()sts ' Blaetlnar• . Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron Ia r, MEIGS TEMPLE. Pythlan Sla· here vlaltlng with her .-er, POMEROY - ThankogiYiJw diD· ten, will meet at 7:3@, TUeod.,- Mra. Minerva ChUdera, and olaS.Conrlit. ner guests (l( Mr. uid:Mro.Ciar- lllgbt at lbe hall• 'lbore will be ter, Mra. P-1 ii4Ynoldo. Mra. .,_...,.,,Ohio once J. struble were Mr, and lbe IICIIIIInalkJn (l( and electlotl ot ' Bland retumedtoMic'ldiO)IOl'twllh ~ af!lcora. Mombori are to take her mother and slater following Mrs. Olio De • Sr• ~ Losan, Mr. · their Thank ........ visit with aod Mrs. Theo Ilea o( •••Ina, Chrlsbnao cookie•· or land· s,..~u"' re,. ~ ....,. will be $1 gift latlvea In Ala'oD. The tam11,y 2409 J•Cokson A¥e. 0.: Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Des and wlches •. There a holiday dinner waa held at the Pt. PIHIInt, W. Ye. ' ' . son, Paul Jr., Mrs. Dale Brad· exPO..._.MERO.Y CHAPTER 1• 6 , Or· home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ford arK1 children, Marie, I.AJttie ~ ----: aoc1 Tlmm ot SHre der ot the Eastern Star, wlllmoot - - - - - - .. • Mr. Joseph:j.';:;; ol7:4$p, m. Tuesday atlbe Mil· aon, Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill sonle Temple. 'lbore will be 111WIIIIamsoe, children, David and stallatloe d. ol!leeu, II IIU - = ' • .- t : Ttr• ss 'tWl, $n1iy. December s. Ue1 . ----- . . . . Ledlle Sisters Greea Laatem Fulton-Thompson Traetor Sales Ohlo Valle)' PIUinblnJt •& Heating " Pomeroy 'Motot.eo. Crow's Steu u Korr&Vuz...dt Hoyt's Sohlo Kroger's .Store Meigs EqafpiHllt c.. Weeds Wholesale Mullen Insurane<\ Co. Dr. Harold Brown O'Brien & O'Brien .G & J Auto PuU Stillier's Red Anehnr Ebersbaeb Hudware Slmon'o·Muket Moore's Store . ' Reuter'a,lnsanaee Dowate-tiross · • • " Pomeroy HoJ!le & Auto Athens Mea.eqer Fabric Shop Sugu Rua ·nour MIDI Warner's Barber SIJnp Gibbs Groeery Robln10n'1 LaaMr,y The n.ny Seatlloel- ·· ( �-. • • 18 - fte cb . MEIGS Dinner, ·Party Held . EVENTS • . 11111<ot, "The W-o ol Chrill,. Jill$'' and U.., pnw0111 ""' """' eluded wllh ..,.. a1n81n1 d. "Silent N~Jiot'• b:r thei'!Qhl <Jf the C h r - tree. . During the m-.a prulded over b)' Mra. Heney Reibel, ollleera were elected. Thol.v are Mra, Fred Dea.._, pre~; lolloa Freda Gruesor vice. pre.. 1-: Mrs. Ella Smlfh, ....... tary: aoc1 Mra. Pbllllp Melnhel'l, treasurer, Plans were COD1>1- fur servlng dlmora. Tile Dee. 7 dlmer chelnnln II Mra. Des....,., Sbe will be u&l- b)' Mrs. Clora Korr, Mrs. N a,b e 1 Wolfe, Mrs. L111Je Rlllck, Mra. /lmlth, aoc1 !Ira. Ada Holter. Mra. Ben Neut&lloe II chair· Rllll (l( the Deo. 10 dlnMr to be served at ....,. aod oe her com. miUee are Mrs. ~~ 51hart. Miss Thelma Grueaer, Mrs. Neva Seytrled, lira. Smith, Mrs. EcBth LIMln& Mrs. Korr, Miss Maud aod Miss Freda Grueser. Each member bas been asked flo contribute $1 toward expenses ot the dlmera. Mrs, Neutzllng .._IU!I on the recent health cllnlc hmeheon and Miss Grueserali!IOreadamedi- tumed in proc~s from that. POKEIIOY - Tile o a • a o I .~ ........ ooo1 port,> o1 lilt ~ ~~ Clua o1 lilt 1'l'lrltl1 United Clurdl o1 ChriJt WU llold FrlciiJ ni8ht. . 'lbo .,._ had a ·S p.m. dinat BonO)"I Rollouront and Ibm to the IOCiol room a . of the Church for the J)lrCy, A 1rt1e with red b&W>Ie,o and llgbla aDd • lllll!tel ar._...ent ot pohlaeiUaa and red taper a were bl&blllhta of the social room deeoratlona. Groop aJncln& d. "ll Came Upon the ~· Clear'' _ . . eel the devotloila1 program ...,.. ducted b7 Min lbud Grueser llfre read the secllld. chapter oi st. Luke and had prayer. The prosram presented by Mlaa Freda Grueaor teatured a medltatl9n entitled "A Gift ol the Heart'' by Norman Vlnoent Peale read by Mrs. Louts Reibel. The otory of the carol, "Hark the Rerald Aqgels Sing'' written by Charles WesleY, wao given by Jdfss Freda Grueser. She noted that Wesley the founder of M-sm. had Mitterf about 6,500 hymes ID Ida Uf&time. ,•I' PRE· . I HOLIDAY SALE · 'PORTABLE • THE SEWING CENTEI . ON THJil1' IN MIDDLEPORT Use our Convenlen lljJile voor Participant Middleport Glft-A·Rama WEDNESDAY ADULT CHOIR practice at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wednes• day, 7:30 P· m. AMERICAN Lutheran Church ,,.,,.,...s-In HOME . DECORATIONS ' Kloeo, boateeoeo. Tile themowaa carrie( f101! In a pink and whltO • color .aeheme, lndlvlduil -rv· llw• d. cake flopped with a pink umbrella, lee cream, CCI(!ee and punch were 'letyed. , Gute1 wera ,pla,yedUdprlzea awarded to NarJ• WlnobrenoerJ Melanie C~r and Polly Elchlnpr, 'lbe door prize went lo I4!>da Davlo, Olhera attrending were Helen $29.95 Zenith Portable THE CHORDETTE ----~~~~----~ Mrs. Roberta Wellman, M I 11 Jessie ~rs, Mrs. HUJh Bandshell Design Cabmet in Rug1gec Durable Polystyrene wrth Ca rry Harrdle' Bearhs, Mrs. William Graeser, Mrs. Gladys Morpn, Mrs. Amoa Leonard, Mrs. Maxine ArnOld, Mrs. Elhel Grueaer, Mrs. Velma Douglas, Mrs. Benton DUn, Dimensions: 9~" high, 19 19/:n" deep • Aut omatic 4 - S pee~ . Cha nger ·' \ \ • Automatic Record trltermix • Automat1c Shutoff j j H•rr•l · , 8eE•rllfl r' ' NITURES-' PH. 992·2635 • . , Mrs. Rlcbard Eblin, !drs, Edward Ball, Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Miss Mary Radtbrd, Mlas Kathy Abbott, loilsa Sllerrl Blacklltu!, Mro, L. R. Wiley, and Mra. WU· bur Bailey. SOndlng_gjtts were Mro. Eorl Rouah, :Mra. Fred Goegleln, Mra. Evelyn llomlne; M111 Jane llouil·· laJ, Mrs. Hamer Radtord, Mra. Walter Weara, ldro, James EY· ana, Mrs. Fred Leifheit, Mrs. Scott Folmer, Mlos Becky Rad· ford, Ml11 SuJama Arnold, Mra. 110)' Fl!rte, Mra. William F. Clark, Mra. Levi Partlow anc1 Mr. and Mro, CloY Bey ant. Hoo~sse• were Mro, Clifford· Lel!belt, Mra, William Radtord, Mrs. Harold Blackatoa,ldra..Ed. gar ~. Mro. Norman Weyeramlller and Miss Bell,y Leonard. l:n~ - · Holen ~. Geno¥1 Nojln, llarela Korr, Pal Winebnmlr1 Jean .Kloa1, Elma Loukll, Maraaret and Sharon CottriJI, Ven Van Malro, G...... BI.!Ck, I.epna Kbw, Bernie• Winebrenner and 1'11111', Mro. E. E. Follrod, MUdred Amold ... SUsie, Mary Quill.,, Lil>da IJoni>. van, Allee Capehart, JUno Eleh· lreer, Cindy Swatzel, LucUio ljrsdoh&w, llorct:I)'Wineb.t-r, Stefanle Amott, .biY Elcblnpr, . • * •••••• •'.rut a thank.JOU note to say I appreciated your . th0UJ11htl ot me ciftr here and the cookies wel'e very. much welcmied, not only b1 me, but also by the trlenda d. mine, They chcereil •• very much and It Is very nice to know people trom your home town · '"-What we boyogolhroughoverhere,l !I8Y again thank you all.'' '" Roger Justice IIOiill DlCOIATIOIIS 111111 PunehiMII Chr I1t m11 tllmminp to make holldoy lleeorltln& fun 1nd en;, tWin IO< tilt dllldren. 11.00 .. "*' •••••• PAITICIPATING MERCHANI'S · ·KIJII Booten' R. H. Bawllllp Sons Co. . ' •••••• Roblnsoas Trl·Lastre Cleanen . ' Middleport Depart. ment Store Middleport Is AChrisiiiiGS ShowciH HURRY AND SHOP EARLY . GET YOUR FREE TICKET NOW! Nothing To 'uy. You Need Not Be PresentTo Win Four Prizes Each Week GIFT CERTIFICATES '75 '50 '25 '25 NEXT DRAWiliiG8-DECE~BER 8·15 GIFT CERTifiCATES · DECEMBER .22 MATCHING TICKETS MUST BE.CLAIMED WITHIN ONE WEEK-PRIZES NOT CLAIMED WILL BE DRAWN THE FOLLOWING WEEK All CertlfJeotes MUlti Be Claimed by Dee. 31, 81-4 PM FREE PAR_KING FROM DECEMBER 11 to 23 BY MIDDLEPORT MERCHAN~ 1N APPRECIATJONOF YOUR SUPPQB'I . .MAKE THIS ~rD$51111 Broul(htona o.tryGrueoer's Willie Shop Wolter Croob ~eMeuenger Mr. & Mn. Bemord .hbU.hlng Compony , FuJII . loek'i o.try Shop Dr. II..L. Sl..k . ltodlo. Mld·l'om, Jlie, Dr. J. J. Davis . Dr."'T.Joy Bl'lllllhaw Dt, Keltb iUus Klngtl Radio & TV Dr. f• M. Cbill Olllo VoUey PubllsltDr. Clyde J ..Iageb lng ColaPuy Columba• & 8outbem (Sentlael) . Olllo Eledrle Co. Tlay'• SPONSORS Barketta Barber Shop l)ownil)gla..UCC . Ageaey, Jne. ·: Dr. II. B. ~kena · O'Dell f,Dte'rprllell8peed Qaiea, . ltowlblp-Ceetl . Deb'• Barbeto Shop ~inlmle'1 Putry Sbop .,\lfred L. BarnJiart- . . TalleJ' . . · BerflaNieboltFI~rllt , "lkCiare'• J¥ry lll,e Joe'• c.rr,..()l!t PnltJ Buaty .Shop •I MIIWini)IIOft Innruee Ageney · Middleport Wine • • Store ....... , ' j No purchase is II · . For Christm•s Sewing ,VELVETEEI\!S 1~, , ,, .., ~R.QtAQ.~S .,.t. ' A Gold Star Store '•t ,· . ·-- . ,~. ..... ~:~- .•. . ' ' :..~- ... , ~~ GIFT The Fabric Shop Singer S.l" & Service 115 W. SECOND · OHIO 992-2284 PCMEROY notified DEC. 2.;,AT 1 P DEC. 8 AT 1 PM ! Giving a New Watch for Christmas? ... GOOD IDEAl •••••• person needs. · .. ' IUJer 011 Compuy Ponieroy Cemont Rl~k Lindmark Blaetlnar Auto Co. ·Kapples Soblo Servite Station. Bower's Drtve-In Franels Florist Meigs Tlat!atre Bailey's Re&taurant Pomeroy Pastry Sholl J{artley & llenliett • Nelooa'a'l!rqs · K & C ,Jewelry •· lien.Ftailklln Store liMsT-Il-flfX :watchband. · . . Chrllemu m..Away! . 1WEN'fY YEARS AGO,from ru.u ar lilt Deily 'I'r!bQt and the • ... JJi Gift CMtlflala Gallla TIIDts •••• K.Q • • " f I ' C.._lorcGm· $5,' GOESSLER .lEWElRY SlORE·-.· .r~ . Pytbla&...GI- ;I'. ...., ....... bear! all• .•R i l l - ,._G.WS Ia lla&- - r0 tor ' House L & Z Sb'op Gubitber's Variety Stnl'<' Swisher & Lohse D""'~~' Gloeclmer's Cafe ElberfeldJI Chapman-cuaday Shoes Marguerite Shoe Shn,p Wehmngs Bike Shnp Fanner's Bank & S•vlngs Co. " . Goessler's Jewelry Store ,,- P11111eroy ·Nitl.oual Bonk · Davis-WIIAier IMutano~ . •' .. Membe,P~a ~· r\ ~== , ••• lifo,10•• S.altclill> B. Associated Radio & TV New York Clnthlnc coril£ort never before po'9siblecj!i a .. ... Lllllp No. ASK FOR YOU!l FREE TICKEt ) Here Are Your "Gold Star'' Particioants and Sponsors: A 8Dod watch is an acct.irate time keeper • ' . sometlling every busy . ., · J\nd a watchband · by Speldsl will give· beauty '\lid ...-.ur1f. .- ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET . Here'i why: . i' Stores Displaying The Gold Star ~tores Gold Star .A BETTER IDEA I tor ·~ Shop Pomer~y At AttachedY. ~. oPerator, and WUIIam Bahr ·aeoreboard operator, 'lbe Devils open their 1967 • 68 home campalp apiDII NeiiCilviUe-Yor~•s 'Bucke1es )i'rl"-r at 8 p. .m. .. •' WO'd llke·to aee fllfure Galll...lli Chriatmao parades held ID lbe (llkll It wall several , ~· aaul. II'• too ~old the idadle• clark IIlla 11mv « tlio ,...-. -roo, rb1 conducting the Oftllt 'ID ciayl!pt It mll!ltprevent ICIIIIt d. the llhovilV tllilt sot• on aflor dart; Son· -Ia Ia banding out eanc11. • ' 1Court .,.., ~ St, */!: ... . . .. ·o,.r. An Dey thilricla...: )i ' , .-. ·h.Mroy- · ., ,..;.u.. -...:..-~~-.:..---~-----~----~ '''· DEC. 15 AT 1 P DE(. 22 AT 1 PM All You Do Is Register Giving a New Watch With a Speidel 7WIS'{:.ofi£X .1--:' ~~~~!'.':.1• • ·--;""".-...,:-r-1 DoV9 - Winners will be 4Big Give-Aways walE NOTES-W~IfLow· en (Buz) Calllo st.lll looking for a piano'l Understand he lost one a . couple weeks ago out on lit. 35••• While Dateline's ol' Falcon was In the ...,pair shop laat week, he braved the cold winter temperaiures by walking from the new Ohio Valley Publishing co. office. 825 Third to his home at 422 Fourth Ave. Come sp~, It m!pt be a good Idea If we walk lo work. II only takea takes 10 minutes (If you •alk 60 paces a minute~... Eel .Stewart, GAllS . all1letlc director, announced the workstatr for tJ>e 1!167 •.68 Blue· homo ba•l\ethall games Wedneod.,-.... Geqrge Tope will be lbe ticket seller, Ger~ld Hull and Dan Blazer ticket !akers, Cllorleo Jef!era and John Trotter -rvlsor•, Cliff Wlloon dock - be present to win. ~ ~ · g!g!on:::alwe;:.:ou:n:;c!!,ll.'!m::-:!!!ng!;·:....--.!:=======:::::===========l • 'I received your glli ~ cookies and candy this month. It was veey much appreciated. And good to know IICIOI1eone Ia thinking ot us while we are here In VIetnam. My platoon sends ita thanks." Perry E. Finley otter 'IN- " ' '1. 'f"' CERTIFICATES All persons 18 years oi ace and older are eligtble to participate 1 w.....m reuqired. Need not All- Drawings Held In Pomeroy P•r:tinglot . . McColl's Poltorno •••••• ·-< ,.,, .... _ ...... - - ~ - ......... :'~ ~· · · . . ~ "I woolcl like to send you my both teams .. ,Rio RedJnen dump· lneerest thanks tor sending me ed 74-GObyMarletta Pioneers ... comd.es and candy. It 1ure New dining room nears eompledoes feel good to have peoJrle llke tion at Fct.nn13r•s Hotel ••• Ohio you back home, pushlng for us. I highway directOr hears pleas for work In a radar ~ectlon here in better roads in SEO area at re- VIetnam.orWhen l!llYofusget some cookies 811)'fhlng we all dig In, So we all appreciate what you all are doing fOr us,., William Hoyt Miller All P.rtlclJNttlng Stores AN~ Givlna Fri.e Tlc:btt ''""' Mill ~ ·IIWrecliiiO·t i PIOIIOiio"l· ~lved ~-b. ·lfhore lls•IJ!IlJo<l , JIOOPI• liM·th~ohnAmei-fcan·s~ce!Jiinllko y~t~te ·ifone· year, and the )'ear :before thiS year.'' . . WIUiam B, Mstheny ,., ' Merchants Give· A • Typewriters •Floor POlishers •••••• 1' StaUon Valley Lumber & Sappi'-Co. G0111ey s Dads-In· · Suds Elmer Bums Colbr Center · The Greot Atlotle & Poellle Tel I"'moany, be. ICelth GGble Ford, lac. nudlev'a Florist nuli.e's Cleaaen, Ine. The Qaollty Print Shop ,, vmace Pb.\Jrmaey Werner's Radio lfome IAiundry The Motor Parts Cnmouy IJ. 11.. oner Servtee Station ll11ttA>D Dmr CG. Inwels Furniture jjtore Th~ Shoe Box MtddleiiOrt Laneh Room Rllhr Clothlen The Martin 'Restaurant Walloee Jewelry Ren Franklin Store Mill Aatlqae Shop Middleport Poolroom Cl~na Notloaol BanY Cross Hardwore Weatem Auto ' . Auoelate Store Boker Famlture H&R Flrelltone Dealer Siore Middleport Book Store Jerry's Benty Shoppe MukV Roller'• LaSolle Hotel ld Sta• Christ - Tom Perkins "Just a note (? let you llnow I appreciated the :11 goodies bo~' that JOllr_Jn'OUP sent. It was awreclated by tbe Whole barracks here. I 4on't know If you have mr heard aboot what happena to a package <£ cookies and candy when It arrives !rOm the states, It's like a package «cigarettes In a c:onc:entratlon _camg. They don't last ver1li)Rg, It's eiWoYB nice to · haar from the people ot my old alma mater. That school is I real good asset to the-communiQr." Fred RUey, MelliS Sewing Ceater me~oy .. '1 am l!llJT1 that I didn't get word to you soon .. - w·swp you : · from sending"'" a Chrlotmas packoge this year. But I did receive a • very nlee 1xn: fromfOU. sotheqn]ythi"' left rOr me to say is '•thanks . lipln" fur doing your fine Job lis YOO aiWOj'S dO, And thank& also to /Troop 2~. ru he &eel~ you aheut l!le lOth ot December. 'If .all goes well!' · 1 · ..... .~ that you were involved in Operation YUle. This eard enclooed In a package I.iUst received, I would like to thank evol')'OIIe f'!l' being so klndandthougbttul.lmusi conless to you that I opened the gift early and the cookies were absolutely 'deliciOus, Just like ·~r.km" would titake Jf ·she knew how!' ~ Tom Broyles illeinber of Middleport Glft.A·Rima MIDDLEPORT :.•...1. .. ...... ~...... ... Begins In Pomeroy SINGERI ••••••• • • ••My mother told me DUTTONS-ROLLERS MER.(HAN T'S )i •· BY . T!IE Gallipolis Post otrl:.7.:;'~'i.;.i;~~~,;; more lettars last week from Galila Count;y servicemen statloeed In VIetnam. They were onee ocaln .,.,........ their ~~Wreelatlon for the Christmas .boxes mailed · lbem In c:onnecllon wl\h Operation Yule Three, Here'o what IIIey had to say: cun SPON$0RS . lkllrldl, Hobg1a, Elea'lor Crott, .... Madallno Stutler, Elbol Ferrell, HOB•~m. whole set of Hallnwk matcillnl party occassorils. scs. POMEROY - Ruth Ann Bailey was honored wltb a bridal shower at the Rock Sprlnga Church Frl· dOl' evening. Sl1e will become the bride Clt David Wiley oo December 9. Game prizes were awarded en Mrs. Pllillp Radford, Mrs. wu. llam Bailey and Mrs. Wilbur . Bailey, The shower 8lrts were placed on a table featuring a large 180opy d. pink and green streamers and a large heart inscribed ''Ruth and Dave, Dec. 9, 1967.'' Those preaent were Mro. PhUip Radford, Mrs. George Sisson, Of Church .Unit Irene Hoback, Ann sa....., aod Jean, DoroChy Harden, ){Jldred Se)'frled, Edna WIIJiand. Martha WUIIama, Evelyn Smith, 1\d· die Norris, Clarice and Brenda, Mary Uele .and Roae Ann~ Doret Arnold, Patey Hysell, Hel· en Diddle and Niloml Ulndoe. ' lAilTA PAITY santt comes to your Christ· m1s part1 ud brln1s 1 and St. Jolm Lutheran Churches at. 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Freel Blai!ttnar. · MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F, and <\.M. at the Mai!OIIIe TeJIII)Ie Tueacla3' nlgbt. omeero install· eel. .• MEIGS TOPS Welgtlt Notchers .at 7:30 Tuesda,y nlgbt at the home d. Mrs. DaisY Patter11011, Syraeuse. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS dlmer of the Star Class d. the Syra. cuse Preobyterlan Church Tuesday, Dee. 7 at 6:30 p.m. $1 gilt exchange. ADULT CHOW practice, at St. Paul Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m. wedna ac1a3'. THURSDAY A RUMMAGE sale wUI be held in the Simpsm Building, Racine, Dee. 7 and 8 from 10 a.m. ·to 4 p.m.lvsponsored b)' the Eaat L&- Bridal Shower Is Given for - Ruth Ann Bailey -~. N-r Adamo, Hololl tlojty Mr•. 11' ror members of the st. Paul tart Five Attended Meeting·Ftidoy Charlotte Neaae,. Jane Davia, Women's annual Christmas .PII'- MODEL X508 OptJn Fri. & Sat. Nights ., the 10<1&1 ""l'lll aflllo Albury - . t Churcll Mill Nary Glbba, Noney -...t anc1 ()pol s..- - - - - - - : : ; : : ; - - - - -...... MIDDL EPO THIS WEEK ONLY!! MIDOLEp01lt4\\Jt.~ naval enllnoln !ble. ... bar II&.,. blalttd olrt huo - · t.ht rocliJ ftlll Yerlil17· ' Gueato • 111e ..., ol cHilo aloftll tile 1\&&1011'1 .Mrt. Thalnu crow. lira. crow, Nro. - Fred Crow, Jr., eouttine. Nra. J. E. D, ~. Xra. PRO.FESSIONAL PHOtOGRAPHY GROVER'S StUDIO MIDDLII'OIIT I GEL ~.babQncred\oiiba-r a- Wee••• From INGB.S 17~;," "'"V1da biiibclll1 - - Goo<bl · - - ,_.,. se....,.Aab,11t11 wre DouDe-. ~· ftutb Teoford, ~o fla1DW1, Adcllt Buck, Ama Hlllclcn,San.Roush, DoriJ 'Grueoer, Clora Sa¥.,., Mn. W, H; Elchbwer, llOOa Hou<laohelt, lUrie -.ahelt, Jean Mlfn, JiM.Sa.f.,.,Marjode M....l,. penevievo Sebneldir, Irene Parlier, Ml<ll:\lfOIN"""'an, Eunlee Will, Wanla Nell:ler, Ka· ron and Nola, PaUl saure; Nor• .tha Colllno,CarolynRUe1,Lura Cr.Ooks, Linda MeKende, Gladya Robson. Eleanor RobiDil,, EMber Sylveslrlr, Margaret Elchllwer, Linda Ferrell, Martha Moore, . Chrl.stena Gi'iriun, John Elehflw· or, Jobrr Kloeo and Freddie Boyd, SYR,U:IIIE - Linda KaT F.leh• • · brWo • e'-<t Clt Freddie IIDIDLEPORT Mro. T.. RM4 - . . . . . Frillllr wlllo a Around Middleport SPECIAL Phone . Miss lhle FdsJ9y tor narla Lynn, o1 Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Struble and chll· dren, Gordon, DoQglas, Brian and I.ort Lynn, Carron, o.: Mr. and Mra. Jack Cramer and chlklren, Jackie SUe ml Dan, oC Marlon, Ohio; Mrs. Margaret Crame~ Jackson. Mrs. Richard Dudik and son, Robbie, Clt Mentor, celled ID 1111 afternoon. lluriJw the eveningMr.andMrs. Struble telepbQned their son, Captain Dan Struble, at Fort Car· son, Colo., and talked with hlm and his wl!e,ltwashls27thblrth· dOj'. Thanksgiving Day. (Examplei"60" Woolens_ $2yd.) HURRY! HUR~{~ '•I . ec.d.al, . . Bride- to-be is -Honored • '<. .w-rw..m. t=.,. and~s. •CABINETS --~-· - $34.50 . lal:l-- Around, Pomeroy Nr. . . . . . . . - • . Luncheon Given for ' SAFFORD'S STUDIO eSEWING MACHINES - -·· $49.50 e FABRIC SP~IALS GALORE Junior Choir . Gives Program · . At PTA Meeting ! ~--· 4 • TIJI!· ~.U 'I'Uniii~J. &n!Q, Uecemblr 3, 1H1 ' w•. .. • • r-aod • Plarlda bY lilt dull • ....... their...,· llld- - · LETART FAidS -'lbo Eutl.o· ..llrod PII'<IIUe - #'IIIII.. tlor'llle , clllrch llllduotf Cll Dec. 17111d MONDAY law Nr; ud - Mra. Dnld Gor· Choir pre. ~=.,~ ~ to l!>em lo - . . THE THJXlllORUS COUNCIL 17, . . - aOnral manbero tor lbe ollJ8 .._, pall ot In ,..,..., qt. lbe CIUL 'A 11ft .lloi....J:II o( Ametlca, wlll- Letart filii November PTA cl . _ will' be alv• bl' l b 0 o1 7:10 """Ill' aJC11i at 1be IOOF Mr. and XrL K.arl Ki<* ........ cla.. lo the putor. · llall. Tile _ _ , CbriJtmUJ)IrCy m~ B,..k wasp,:__• nre Mr.' and lira. El<lall WW, • Tile blrtbdo.Y• of Nn. Ethol -...•• · - · - lira. Gertrude 10001, and Wra. qanleJbuey, Nra. Meinhart, and will be held wllh I .., ceDI all! ehal>'mln. Tile pretidelll, Jlme, Am& y _ . Nr.a. K.arl IOoeo Mra. Edith Helnoa were ob_.. exc......_ Sondwlcheo, cooll!ta Wlcbrlham, ........._.lbe~ .u ID Waverly IIlla )IUIWMI< ved b:r llbwb!8 the blrlbdo.Y - . aod ..Ueo will be oened. Jlom• buJineas oesalon. tor the sraveoldo ..-vtqea Clt It .,... """'rt.od that Charles Ill •ar while fur the Foil...... the chelrconcert.F.d· a.- Co a'k el, .,...,... ot · • ~ o1 Flndla.J' hao oul!err c1r1i>1JW tor Hattie Curti• .... Roush showed alldea d. hlo 11r ODd Mra. E I b • r t ed ~ ltr'lke.Naomi SWam, pool national Eur<Jpqn flour. of .......... K,y, ll 'lf0 1. ~- the COlD- COIIIICUor Tho ,_, COWII ·- 1 won b•0 ..... MrL IOoeJ io a cousin to the "" .... Coolkel tuirliJ>', oaonitJ choir will pre- tlii N!DDLEronT GARDEN Clul> o. . . .~c Pvt. Bruce Cleland d. Fort Me.- at 1111 Trlnll1 Church Will be tounn grade, Tbe-lldanc:eben· 1111 m Dec. 17 ol2:30 p.m. ..., Cbrlalmal Plrll' . nor bu been re.J)Iaeed wlthapol- tee, Va.lo herem !look · Mra. llOIIl')l Reibel oxteaded beld at 6:110 p. m. ID the ooclal ted plllll. DurliW the butlneBS !l&rlougb wllh- Ida partnla, Mr. qreclatlon to .the clUI fur room CltlbePresbyterlanCblrch. meetiDe emunllleea for the year and Mra. Walter Cleland, llld c:ooporatlon dlrinc her f I Y,8 'lbore will be a &fll '""'...._. tOl·. were announeed, other · relatives of !lf. R4clne , _ , a'll. pn111)cleut. A alii ex- l<>wlng lbe dlmer. Memberoare · Refreahmenta d. eotree,'Kool aid area. Following his Dltloullh he ehan&e Ifa& held dlrlnc the ...,. reminded to take gilts and wnp. and cookie• we..., sened duriJv/wlll report to Forest Park, Ga. eluding ..,.w hour, Mrt. Can. plnp fur Jllllleltl at the Alhenl 111e aoclal hour turther traiDing. Rec.-1 tetbury and Mrs. Hauck were State Hoilpttal · • &Uests or the Cleland• were Mr. hostesses aDd oerved Chrialmas • and Mrs. AUen Cleland a D d punch and oooldeo. from a table EASTERN BAND Boootero will · daugbte1' of' New Cumberland, centered wllh on arrangement meet Moede,y evellbti, Dee. 4, o1 w, v._, and ldr. and Mro. Don o1 colored b"""leo IIUI'I'OIIDdecl 7:30 p, m. at lbe hlgb school. Davidson and cbUclrm of Grand by holly braaehes. Pr01or was SPECIAL REHEARSAL tor the Rapids, Ohio. bY. Mra. L<Juls ReibeL . Messiah ai 7:30 p.m. · McJnckv Attending the ~ere Mra. at the '1'r1n117 United Church o1 Smith. Mrs. Carrie• Me!Mart, Christ, PomorQY. Miss Freda Gnaeser, MIISI ~ EXECUTIVE BOARD fJl the Grueser, Miss Thelma Grutser; . women•w Auxiliar)' of the Veler· Mr. ODd Mrs. !!bor' Lewlo of Archer. Mrt. Bertha Amoa ol Butland Mro. Mabel Wolte, Mra. Heney 0111 Memorial Hospital at 7:30 51aB<MI, Ohio, were Monda,y lnd .... been eon!lned to her home Reibel, Mrs. Seyfried, Mrs• . _ Monday nllht In the confer..,.. Tueiiiii.Y &Uesta of blo mother, by Mr!. Jotmston nlng, Mrs, Glac\ysCucklor, Mrs. room ol the ho!J?!!al Mra. Arthur Lewla, and other of Bracl!ucywas her receatauest. Holter, Coellanc~Shlolda, Bono' relatives. The elder Mrs. Lewis, i Wn Eberob h ee Mac I - : aR, Mr • TUESDAY . Wbo haa apept the post lour llam son, rs. l..OUls ' •· '. AN hurch onth ~ th ho d Mr d ,]'!putzllng, Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Bess AMERICAN LUTHER C m s e me w • an "Weed, Mrs. Des!IIWOI', Mro,Can- women Clt St. Paul and Sl. Jolin Mra. Freel · Lewis while reeuperatlng trom a hlp ll'aeture -..y, and Mro. Hauck. Lutheran Churehe 1 ' 8 p, m. returned to her 308 Locust st. · ,. 1¥,sday al home of Mro. Fro d home IIllo woekflld. Strubles Are H()sts ' Blaetlnar• . Mrs. Nina Bland of Akron Ia r, MEIGS TEMPLE. Pythlan Sla· here vlaltlng with her .-er, POMEROY - ThankogiYiJw diD· ten, will meet at 7:3@, TUeod.,- Mra. Minerva ChUdera, and olaS.Conrlit. ner guests (l( Mr. uid:Mro.Ciar- lllgbt at lbe hall• 'lbore will be ter, Mra. P-1 ii4Ynoldo. Mra. .,_...,.,,Ohio once J. struble were Mr, and lbe IICIIIIInalkJn (l( and electlotl ot ' Bland retumedtoMic'ldiO)IOl'twllh ~ af!lcora. Mombori are to take her mother and slater following Mrs. Olio De • Sr• ~ Losan, Mr. · their Thank ........ visit with aod Mrs. Theo Ilea o( •••Ina, Chrlsbnao cookie•· or land· s,..~u"' re,. ~ ....,. will be $1 gift latlvea In Ala'oD. The tam11,y 2409 J•Cokson A¥e. 0.: Mr. and Mrs. PaUl Des and wlches •. There a holiday dinner waa held at the Pt. PIHIInt, W. Ye. ' ' . son, Paul Jr., Mrs. Dale Brad· exPO..._.MERO.Y CHAPTER 1• 6 , Or· home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles ford arK1 children, Marie, I.AJttie ~ ----: aoc1 Tlmm ot SHre der ot the Eastern Star, wlllmoot - - - - - - .. • Mr. Joseph:j.';:;; ol7:4$p, m. Tuesday atlbe Mil· aon, Mike, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill sonle Temple. 'lbore will be 111WIIIIamsoe, children, David and stallatloe d. ol!leeu, II IIU - = ' • .- t : Ttr• ss 'tWl, $n1iy. December s. Ue1 . ----- . . . . Ledlle Sisters Greea Laatem Fulton-Thompson Traetor Sales Ohlo Valle)' PIUinblnJt •& Heating " Pomeroy 'Motot.eo. Crow's Steu u Korr&Vuz...dt Hoyt's Sohlo Kroger's .Store Meigs EqafpiHllt c.. Weeds Wholesale Mullen Insurane<\ Co. Dr. Harold Brown O'Brien & O'Brien .G & J Auto PuU Stillier's Red Anehnr Ebersbaeb Hudware Slmon'o·Muket Moore's Store . ' Reuter'a,lnsanaee Dowate-tiross · • • " Pomeroy HoJ!le & Auto Athens Mea.eqer Fabric Shop Sugu Rua ·nour MIDI Warner's Barber SIJnp Gibbs Groeery Robln10n'1 LaaMr,y The n.ny Seatlloel- ·· ( �a~,_lillil. . llll''l Timee~l. ~. DK1•t1r 8. 1117 Be the fir•t in line to tell your Christma wi~ •.. starting toda-y . • • • • '· • ' (·5 Fined In j • ... . . .. ,~urt 1 City_ BY BOB HOEPUCH ' POIIEROY- Arbor iiS;yMnor oomeo to 1110 Girl - . or Amorlea, Mra. EW~ Knllbt GALLIPOLIS - '- Mualclpol cl>lqoo wore: llirvlll' L. C.,.. Pallen>)' •• llailc!ni!IP lllo·Caurt .J""- ~ S. IIetz !In- 42, (:IIJ,,.-o1 for <flrloQal baa" ond ellol.... lllo ~~or-. ed lvlb L.: -...,, '2. lit. J 'II!Uo lipdWed IIIII lor at leal!, her ~ Galllpullo $40. IIIII eollo tor bit- drl~ ,uador ~loa llclp Frido( 11111 ,._..... hlo . KOdoblonold, tJS, II wu the palal Xra. · ,- - · Uc•oolor so dl;ro. ' ~ Gro¥or w. 37, Wbo orpniJed Pomei'OJ"I tll'lt Girl S<ot& Troop In D32. Sbe b1 the had l>!ooD a Girl-In 112211111 Fhd oa potrol ellarpo, rell C. Slollo1:Jr., II, ber atorleo -a<tlntlooafher ' ....,. J., E. Frfond, 37, Galli. 1 IIIII, fJI, Wllb'O to IIIDp lnlop re-ID (lrlo otGraco IIOIU, fU ,......,Ito, flllureto ' llloa......,eleordl-.c.r• Epla~ Cbureh where ohe wu olop !rUhln tho aooured dear lea A, H1D, Jr.,ll, Walloalllllo, dllllnee; WWan! H. Fllnl, 69, fJI . _ _ bleldq; E4wvd a Stnltjr School - , .,...... GaliJpolil. $10 IIIII eolia, drlv. A. ~ l9,l'omorQI',fJI, pu1JOHN IIAGER . lnteroit ond lllo •.,.......forlhot lila wllbout l(thto; Ander.., .J, 1n11 11........ cl- d I aJam M!ebeal Hapr, - o r Drit Ptmorvy troop. · !iplwldfn&. 66, Rt. l Cbooblre, laaoe; aad Lavlftlo W, Jockoou, , IIIII MrL John II. Hqor, 'Illo dturclt liP I~ $10 ond colla, otop -~ 50L Pl. Pl..-, f28, _..,.. I, Bld!nll, hoi OIIIJtt. llloDnttroopaadtlloDrlllnlop ; WIU!am T, Comer, 58, V · . t'Ofh!l!nll tll banclnn (llllro1 In lllo ariiiY IIIII hoi . . . . - waa COIJijiOaedafMro. JU and eolia, flllure tu ,.q, eharpo won: Charleo P. Col··· ardod toFortKnox,l(y,for ollhln the ,,..,.... clear d 1 a- llna, Sl, Pomeroyl Jolin W, Glone tnlnlng. Upon lllo eom. Tl-.e Eborlboeh, Mra. M.D. HartlJ~or IIIII 111o lite Mra. Walt· :once. ey 34, Alilona: E-ll Y. IIOIJ. of bule, he 'II1UDe!ondanto In two caooa won ..;..... 471 Columblll; HilTY R. a 10 • week IJII8(noor oGIIP- ercompcoo. TheW...en'IAuxll· >IIher loomd not auU~ or tho' Gohooa, •r., tF, HilntiDitDuo w, ment eouroo at lar1 orlllo ellur<b wulllo - :aoo wao dhmlaood, A charp Vo.; Peter J, Bjta>, U, - · . Fort BolYior, VL Joll> II a IOritW ond Kra, Knlalll n>I . in aooaa lor lUid llblo; Freolmd D. Brown, 6$, 1967 or Norlh Gollla ealla amcq lllo memhoro or lllo ~Ilona aplnll Fredorlek R, Sea>, W, Vo.• llld Joha Crill>- H(th ,School. f:rlllldi!IIBJ'wrlla Drlllnlop wen Rachel Elberfeld C«rpmter, 18, Oak Hill, W&l troo, 7Z, J~ all fll tor 111m at Pvt. Jolll M, Hqor, Co. DoWnie, the "CCJmpt.aft fllrll,". lllmloood. GI4D1 T, MeAlllotor, _.tlnr, Lawrllle• E. Hallhlll, C, 19th Ba1tlllon, stb BrlBetl;y IIIII ~ Eborableh an li lS, V!nlon, waa 1Dunc1 not aull· 18, Rt. 1 B!dWoll, fl8 oorl<lnKm pd< (US.t>rC), FortKDax,KonllarY cl-.ln DOt!metllotroop cyooracbarpor_.... the ~~ 11111 Wllllim ludly, " bad 112 members IIIII 1 le~ Forlolt!nf bonds on patrol Svrouoo, 26, Parkarilllur& W, wllft!nc Pat developed. VL, fll,' uallflvoldeiO. .,. <::Frances dye, who bad beeD a•alot!JW with the lell!lerlhlp or 1110 first troop, relieved the altua a . .., NDAJ v=·~ P• r- .- ' t TILL . 7 P. ~ ' • ' .GEN. ERAL ElE. TRIC - - C... _ __ ,_.._,_ ' E ECI·R c :. BL El· SINGLE CONTROL • 16.'18 -,~' TRAS AS' STOCKING STUFFERS"! ~eg. , $LSUN MARK 14.95 CHRIST AS LIGHT ·BULBS GENERAL 'IAIIIIOW CRAFT" Pll·DOH lEG. 91~ . PLA-DOH *3.22 ·-~ --~------- ATTEL 0-PHONE ·-- ·~· ...- ·... --·-- .....,_ .3' 3 · ~ ~ ... Janet KreBS, lllo late Mrl, llulh Lambert, Mila Mary Vlqlnla Reibel. Mr1. Nqa Roberta. lllro, Vlqlnla Smith ond Mro. Jo llanll'. . Jntealei.Y !nlero- ID lllo.pro. gram which "lf'8w and ern," MrL Klllibt alleoded lllllJJna1 tra1ninl coUI'Iel in Cot.nbul, :Marietta,~ SGT. ROGER BUSH a~,!l..,ao,t ~ $2W5;-n• .;.'t Without deer · pernilt, ~ ·~ 1967 Deer T6ill Is 31 In County MIDDLEPORT - - Hlltor,y ,.._ poota ltoolf ScL Roawr D. Buah, om or Mr• ond Mro. FrandaBuah, $59 SUI. 1m Drive, Xenia, hal hoooiDJurOd In lbe rfaht arm, rf8ht 1-s llld back whUe ........ in VI., nam, aad Ia In a hospital there. Ria What, Franeta, a lormer M!ddl-rt residant, wu at Fear! Harbor '111111 dte armed toreea ooDoc, 7,19ft, IIIII wu IDJured during 1be Jap. lblllatlaek. lnlurl•• ChrtatmuEve. Ria addrell II IIA 1S71916f, C, Srd Bn., 7th Jnf., 199th Bdo., APO San Fr111el_oeo, Calli. co. 1 aDd Camp Ledpl!OOd between Akron and CloV.laad. For about two yeara oliO aliA!ndod moothl,y leader traloinl aooaloos In Parkerll>urK ao lmjoreaaod wu abo byiiiOQllalltY af leadership lra!ninl ol!ered tllero. Ptmorvy Girl Scouto had I1'0WI! to aeven troopa in the "lortlea' _-Sgt. Bqsh Man Pleads Wounded Innocent In -,n Viet ~~~a -CouJ:1t Allhougb It lo not known when or where Sgt. Bulb wu 11\JUrod, it Ia belloved to have '-'"" "'-' J'lov, 3, He had ..... . - ..... Solp. . . ScL . Bulb, in eommualcllllnll With hla .....-. termed h l • ilatlt IIIII aa1d t11at he expects to ·,........ home .wllb h!a unit within a low waakL 511. Bulb arrived In VlotNm I~ f DIO OPERATION GA E '7• ••• . inl WOi ••ll•aalhor in.....,.. .Pr0Jocto lnellld!rC t bel r cnm..., - - Mro, Knllhtoorvad u ....,.Iallon Jnaldont.!Mor, abo •aarwd on lllo pllii1QJqr board or111o Four Rivero Girl ~ Ccunoll, a If~ area boadQo...,.rocl In ~l'lburx. lor -)'earl. Sbo oenod aloo u vlee pnaldont of lllo ......,II, For lllo Ove >"'at a. Knlcbt lC I of Meil Counf;r, 5be roeentl)o roaJanod with Mro. I. R, Neal or MldcDeprt IWJiod tolllo position. lo lrlbD to Mra.Knllbl'a oeri!eo, an open hootoe will be held fnlm 1 to a ·p.m.ThurodiiJI at lllo - M - I a t Church In Middleport. Not Olll)o onta ..... (lrlanowlnocout!ngor ha.... been In aeoutiqr.......,.. Mra. Knlaht'• 10111 1onuno In· Ytlod, but also 111o pubUe !a are-· VOL 2 NO. M liked ID . . . ~ b)o ID N ro_.ta 1D lin. KnfcbL 111o e....t will be lnlllodmdl -1o1 ,_,, ' The ' - · or ~ William Knlaht, Pl. Pleo0..t; . Mn. 'R<IIOr Dtlllrd 'aad Vlllctllt ' Kt1Jc1!t, bo1J1 or ~. Kro; Knicbt hal U &'i'anlkbiHer are Clllll'llll ud travel!nl, ber latelllrlpbolnla 10111 jourDoy to C•....Ore obo ond 111 -.......... Erpo '67. • An ac:tlft member or lllo Grocti EploCOIIal Cbureb, Mra, Klllchl has aloo aenod ao o-ooroflllo Oblo Eta l'ld C~ror-SIIr­ maPitiScovrll;tforlOyoan.Sbe 11 a member or Relum Jmallut" Mello c~r. Daughlero orlllo American Ro-..iluiiOD, ond hoi been amemberorCbopler61,0r· der or Eaatem star,atBolbWioa, W. VL, lorlllo post tO yeara • Mr. onc1 Mra. Knl8bt . . - t o Pomeroy In 1930, -lo• Mrs. A. R. Knight o(_Pomeroy SUND/W, l.IECEMBER 3, 1967 9817•. He Ia lllo grand.., ~:LEPO{ J:....=: K~rr!eiD us:~ I ..,;. ,,... aa-Il llmlnuY 11earm,. No date waa sot lor lllo he&linlo rnm. autlimalle trillle tdpl, Bmda of Mro. were (orfolted b)o JciD D, Carl11Cl11, 21, Galllpollo, fJI, lallure tD Florooee Built - · of M!d- llop within lllo uoured dear dloport. d l - , ond LaYierre L. Lovolt, H, Albano, *IS. lallure to . . Ill·-· iralllc "'-~· .~.~..'V · .... ~:~;}'I~ . ;;-·.; Betzko._. ?11.. I 3 Persons Are Fined I Banks Mail w-. . ·- ANDY GARQ .. ONLY Dum' _, .S.HAVEX- c ELECTRIC .SHAVER . ... ...... . • • ' ... ' __j Tru~k · .,. ~. ~ Stolen l. XER -- ....._4.li:only eharge& . , . . . , nn.e• 1tw wbUe !ntoxleated. llttllioill ' Bush. 18, Maaoll, wu a -com on charge• of did . . . 1tw lllo peace. SHAVER WITH BUILT-IN LIGHT •oon LSJB- Gold finish twin heed --·· --Ill eoata and was given a J4~ 9 •.98 - ·------ men were reduced disposed of Frlde1 In r•nlp>ll• Mualelpal Court. RACINE - AlrmaD GarJ K. Pleading aull~ "' tho ..... Wllltonl, U.S.N., abote, IGI.l or cbargea were C l - w, F,._ Mr. aad Mrl, Harry Wllllonl, man, 32, IIIII hla nopbow, Do&. mar F. Freet11111, 21, ~ Rae!no, Ia oervlai lllo anll • ............ W1ll'fan- JaekDI. &Ill t11e11 won Ill.., the maximum IJIIIII~ or f300 : ' pol'l a!rerall carried U, S, S, IIIII eoata ..d 90 de1• In .JoiL • Koaraarge wllh the SeYOnllt JudJto ~ S. Fleet in 111o Gal! or Tonkin.. Hi• ........~~ _all ~ ' ~: addroaa It: Gary K. WUIIonl, 111o line IIIII all orlbe ja1l A. N., B 20-81-73, U.S,S. Kaar· tenee. Uoth men were placed • me Y-1 probation. aarae (CV $-33), FPO, San The Froomons had been arFranelaco, Calif., 98601. i• t('i' • relled 011 a warrant ~ . .. . . . .. , ~. I ; ;,'•..I • Rotio'r French or ,lad<- Ill noo11on with Ute !hell or a tar at the S!Jortsman 1m a · alliL Fnncll Orot valued the P. tar at 11200 but the value· wu reclleod to $60 ond It bocapetit larceny. .. llllllll!er aher!iraeaao, Chorlea Booteit, 45, lit. I Galllpolll. lorlelted bancls of $3f,50 ... .lnfmdcallon ar.c! $64.90 lilt' • MlllDLEPOin' - Only ooe of ...Jt ond battel'y. four prfzea be1na ofl'e:red aa a part of tho Cbrlatmaa .i>romodnnal b)o Mlddl~ bullnell e-lllhm«tta waaclolllled Ill the eloaa or lllo llrot week. Tho or a $25 gift eertltlcato .... Mro, Leaa llleKinllll'. Mlddii!)IOI'L Since prlzeoglft - - 1n 111e IUIIDIIIII or $75, f5Q IIIII ~5 - ......, ""' elalmed at t p.m. Frl-, Ueketa won drawn fer lour new prtzeo,· • MlllDLEPORT -Three ~ f '' ' pl.. t h o - unci- prtzeo, lfolclera or lieketl have - Week ante ...... Onod I I I I I - to claim their prlzeo. Wiooera lorlelted bonds Friday alabt Ill; numbers are poatod ln .lllowln- the court or Mayor c. o. Fllhar. dolo• or porilc~ merehanta. Saturday morning two - . . ft lo llreaood lbat oo purchaao !o naeellll)' to ooeure Ueklllslor were fined, Fined Friday nlght ...... ~ ,. lbe prlaoa bo!ns awardod each u L. llarnOII, 2f, Cheahlno- f; FrldaJ lhrou&hoUt tho ~ 18111011, 1, $5 and costs, reckless oper.,. ' Uon, Don D. Roush, 24, Middle- ~ port, fS IIIII coata, otop altln vlo- \ lal!on, ond TlmoCI>y D, M!chMI, 18, Pomea~ RcMle 1, tiO a~;t.4· coati, maafe veblele:a Forlellin8 bonds wore Gonlll M.CariO)', 37, Galllpolja, illl Stephen Lullly, 23, Pliu11po; . , , · ~s each onl{lOOCiiiWehariHilll Howard L. stephena, U,. lord, $18,70, o~q>IIgbt­ SalllrdaJ, Amold W, Hayea, Mkldleport, wu lined ja1l 88 County ID petit laroeay and the eaaoo PI- alaoalller in the Oct. 8 trallk lit. 2 Galllp>lla, woo lined fw ,... eolia,. (l!!ure to obiQ' 111 p son One Prize ~ ond J'O<IIe- death of James N. Blaek, 3f, GaiUpolla. Black was ID a eir drlvan b,y Games tllat waa wreellod at Third Ave, ond Pine St. Bleek ... If· "riYal at Holzer HospitaL Tho eharp waa Died b,y Cll;y Pollee. .. another Cll;y Pollee .eaao1 Tarey M. WIU!amo, 20, lit. Z Crown Cll;y, pleaded not ~ .. a ellarp or driYinll wldle lnladoated ond r - - a jury trial, He waa roloaaed on f308 bond. but ... dale .... hooo aet lor lbe trial• Aloo arre- b)o lbe CIIJ Poijce, WIU!am K. BI'IIWD, 1~1 ...a GALLIPOLIS - Charaaa of grond larceny against tlio , _ Oaim Only GALLIPOLJS- llalpi!Gart101, 29, Rt. 2 Blclhl~ _pleaded not .,uf1 Fr!dq In uatlll>oUI )(u. nlelpal Court to a ellarp or....,_ Garnes was chaqed wltb Larceny Charges Reduced. Middleport Native is Kennedy's wmmander lf L thoeame or PelotT,'ileln, USN, reUev- PEKA, a ~ ipl..Ue mdaed Cotnmonder James W, U.,~o, 01' oo wllleh he BOtYed u WeaJ~s... USN, aa CommaDdlna pons Offtcer, · · _ omcer . or the USS Jo...,., P, Commander Klein holds the Kennedy, Jr., (Dll850). toiiDwlnl ~L-11111 doeorMa. Tho brief ceremoay was bold tlnna: Navy -:-r~·-=del!on ~ aboard tile K8lllledl' a Newport al with Com~?"~ DlatiDpllhlllg baaed tleatroyerorDESTRN TEN. Derioe, Korean Service Moclai Among .aueata allendlnil 111o with lour stars, Amarl<lll cam. chan&o of conunancl were Rear pa!sn, Korean Proaldontlol UnAdmlral C. J, Van ArodaU, Jr., It Cltat!m, World War n VleUliN, Commonder Cruloor D&- tor)' Modal, National llelenao ~er Foree, U, S. Atlttntlc Medal (aecond award), . Na.,Fieet; Rear Adm!ral .Ropr W, ~~~~Me!.":: Paine. Jr., USNt Commander De~--" atroyer Flot!Da T~; Capla!n Vietnam Son1ee Modal -two Alva L. Blank,!, USN, Collllllllld ataro. or Deotroyer IJ!vlllon One Znro Commlllder Klein, a native or Two· and the captalna 01: t h o ·· Middleport, Ia llllrrlod to t h o ahlp~ or Destroyer S1JJac1ron 10. tormer Miss Carla R. Clark, j ~1. . ·~, . !\+~;, aloo .ofii,J,clii\Nir}o:~ • f·"" Page 13 • Out Savings ,·88 . ' - ~ PORTABLE CARTON OF 5 SIZE Certificates ELECTIC . WATCH ELECTRIC AM-FM -"· .....; li ,.""' •· n~, :;~- 1,.,.,,.,., • ·11 EX , SUNDA·Y 10 to 7 ., C.ifti·'•.-.at.n,.... -~ ..... warded - .. ' ' OP-EN C.7li2 , . 1. •-9 6 D ''""'·~~ -loi- """ .... ~~-=.,.. . 'Illo loadonorlllo , Kllllbt21110 ....-Smith, lllo - late lllom ..... ..... ,._,ROll, 15 Persons a ....... troop. RecallbW early leaden, Mr1, lin- ..... vr ..._ , , , don't let the Toys stop running Christma.-:Da:tt have fresh stocks of FAMOUS BRAND 8An.RIA TOYS-onr, Gl" thot needs battery pcnter. _BUY . b,y lol'tn~ r-.., Fom L. CallOWll, .16 ondeoltl, ""' hunllnr u..... aad $1$ aad eooto, hUDIIIII Sul>dl1: Cbuleo Ca!I.,..y, 111o11M 011 the 101111 ellarpa; '111111 Frank w, Porter. lbe tiDes 1118p011dod 011 lbe lito Fhd in tho cOurt were Lloi'I'J ter charp ~both Mr. ondMri. McGratll. $25 , ond coats ond a 1 Call.,..y. 111d each p1ac:ed oo 30 !MkiQ 101-llon of hlodrlvor'a dl;ro prabal!on; ·Moat Vance, flO U~anoo w!lh permiollon granttd ' · ond eoato, ln1ProParbaeklni;F!J>. ID drive only ID ond from work, lilY ManiO¥, $10 and eolll IIIDp "'charges ofreokleoooper-; ~ v!olal!qn; Jamea P, YOUDI, Rlellard !;arutltera, $10 IIIII colla f$ and coat a, vehlolo. dl;y Jail ...-ee .... Smienee wao withhold .. the iiOIDd ond placed oo probation oaao or Georp Joiiii11Cl11, charpd lor 00 de1o, driving while IDicler lareeay, He waa plaeed oo prd>allon for one year and orAiao; Tlmotby D. Michael, f5 derod to J11J colla. md costs, unaalo vol!ido; wu. WForiHell,~ l>OIIda -'!fore Gaoraa lfam E, ~. flO ond eoato, • al . . , .SO, clmlna oo doapaoslnlE over a yeDow line; wu. ed hll!llwal; Cheller Sutterlin, llam F; Wells, $U aac1 coots, no $27.50, Charles R, A I klr e, hiJIIdns Ueeooo and $U uid ~.50; Charles L, Rolle, Jr., COlts · no door' hlllltlnl po~ $32.50; Tom W, Lancflt, $27,50, ' -~ all polted on lpeedlng ebarges; Fred Conlde, fl7.50, failure to dlin heodlllhla; stovle Fazekas, ~7,iio, left or canter; 1lo8or T. . .....,.., $2U5, hllnl!nll without ONLY ,#..... ., Pi.~- POIIIEROY- Ton delendaota Nn lined, Dine forfeited lild oontenee 011 anotller deiOIICio olit was withheld Frfdo11n lllo cOurt or Mala• CooJnQ- Judae TWIN or DOUBLE ·.:fl'ave .y. ·ou enough' BATTE .. 1"'· lnlentl«<.. _ :.!,c;m~~h_.~ . ~~ Judge Fines 10 ' . In Meigs Court ' l -I• , gr- ' • I es, e- \ ,,., « c_, VISIT SANTA • Mrs. Knight Will Retire From ·Girl Scou!ing Work. · ... .,.. .. ,_- .. -- -~- Recen~y �a~,_lillil. . llll''l Timee~l. ~. DK1•t1r 8. 1117 Be the fir•t in line to tell your Christma wi~ •.. starting toda-y . • • • • '· • ' (·5 Fined In j • ... . . .. ,~urt 1 City_ BY BOB HOEPUCH ' POIIEROY- Arbor iiS;yMnor oomeo to 1110 Girl - . or Amorlea, Mra. EW~ Knllbt GALLIPOLIS - '- Mualclpol cl>lqoo wore: llirvlll' L. C.,.. Pallen>)' •• llailc!ni!IP lllo·Caurt .J""- ~ S. IIetz !In- 42, (:IIJ,,.-o1 for <flrloQal baa" ond ellol.... lllo ~~or-. ed lvlb L.: -...,, '2. lit. J 'II!Uo lipdWed IIIII lor at leal!, her ~ Galllpullo $40. IIIII eollo tor bit- drl~ ,uador ~loa llclp Frido( 11111 ,._..... hlo . KOdoblonold, tJS, II wu the palal Xra. · ,- - · Uc•oolor so dl;ro. ' ~ Gro¥or w. 37, Wbo orpniJed Pomei'OJ"I tll'lt Girl S<ot& Troop In D32. Sbe b1 the had l>!ooD a Girl-In 112211111 Fhd oa potrol ellarpo, rell C. Slollo1:Jr., II, ber atorleo -a<tlntlooafher ' ....,. J., E. Frfond, 37, Galli. 1 IIIII, fJI, Wllb'O to IIIDp lnlop re-ID (lrlo otGraco IIOIU, fU ,......,Ito, flllureto ' llloa......,eleordl-.c.r• Epla~ Cbureh where ohe wu olop !rUhln tho aooured dear lea A, H1D, Jr.,ll, Walloalllllo, dllllnee; WWan! H. Fllnl, 69, fJI . _ _ bleldq; E4wvd a Stnltjr School - , .,...... GaliJpolil. $10 IIIII eolia, drlv. A. ~ l9,l'omorQI',fJI, pu1JOHN IIAGER . lnteroit ond lllo •.,.......forlhot lila wllbout l(thto; Ander.., .J, 1n11 11........ cl- d I aJam M!ebeal Hapr, - o r Drit Ptmorvy troop. · !iplwldfn&. 66, Rt. l Cbooblre, laaoe; aad Lavlftlo W, Jockoou, , IIIII MrL John II. Hqor, 'Illo dturclt liP I~ $10 ond colla, otop -~ 50L Pl. Pl..-, f28, _..,.. I, Bld!nll, hoi OIIIJtt. llloDnttroopaadtlloDrlllnlop ; WIU!am T, Comer, 58, V · . t'Ofh!l!nll tll banclnn (llllro1 In lllo ariiiY IIIII hoi . . . . - waa COIJijiOaedafMro. JU and eolia, flllure tu ,.q, eharpo won: Charleo P. Col··· ardod toFortKnox,l(y,for ollhln the ,,..,.... clear d 1 a- llna, Sl, Pomeroyl Jolin W, Glone tnlnlng. Upon lllo eom. Tl-.e Eborlboeh, Mra. M.D. HartlJ~or IIIII 111o lite Mra. Walt· :once. ey 34, Alilona: E-ll Y. IIOIJ. of bule, he 'II1UDe!ondanto In two caooa won ..;..... 471 Columblll; HilTY R. a 10 • week IJII8(noor oGIIP- ercompcoo. TheW...en'IAuxll· >IIher loomd not auU~ or tho' Gohooa, •r., tF, HilntiDitDuo w, ment eouroo at lar1 orlllo ellur<b wulllo - :aoo wao dhmlaood, A charp Vo.; Peter J, Bjta>, U, - · . Fort BolYior, VL Joll> II a IOritW ond Kra, Knlalll n>I . in aooaa lor lUid llblo; Freolmd D. Brown, 6$, 1967 or Norlh Gollla ealla amcq lllo memhoro or lllo ~Ilona aplnll Fredorlek R, Sea>, W, Vo.• llld Joha Crill>- H(th ,School. f:rlllldi!IIBJ'wrlla Drlllnlop wen Rachel Elberfeld C«rpmter, 18, Oak Hill, W&l troo, 7Z, J~ all fll tor 111m at Pvt. Jolll M, Hqor, Co. DoWnie, the "CCJmpt.aft fllrll,". lllmloood. GI4D1 T, MeAlllotor, _.tlnr, Lawrllle• E. Hallhlll, C, 19th Ba1tlllon, stb BrlBetl;y IIIII ~ Eborableh an li lS, V!nlon, waa 1Dunc1 not aull· 18, Rt. 1 B!dWoll, fl8 oorl<lnKm pd< (US.t>rC), FortKDax,KonllarY cl-.ln DOt!metllotroop cyooracbarpor_.... the ~~ 11111 Wllllim ludly, " bad 112 members IIIII 1 le~ Forlolt!nf bonds on patrol Svrouoo, 26, Parkarilllur& W, wllft!nc Pat developed. VL, fll,' uallflvoldeiO. .,. <::Frances dye, who bad beeD a•alot!JW with the lell!lerlhlp or 1110 first troop, relieved the altua a . .., NDAJ v=·~ P• r- .- ' t TILL . 7 P. ~ ' • ' .GEN. ERAL ElE. TRIC - - C... _ __ ,_.._,_ ' E ECI·R c :. BL El· SINGLE CONTROL • 16.'18 -,~' TRAS AS' STOCKING STUFFERS"! ~eg. , $LSUN MARK 14.95 CHRIST AS LIGHT ·BULBS GENERAL 'IAIIIIOW CRAFT" Pll·DOH lEG. 91~ . PLA-DOH *3.22 ·-~ --~------- ATTEL 0-PHONE ·-- ·~· ...- ·... --·-- .....,_ .3' 3 · ~ ~ ... Janet KreBS, lllo late Mrl, llulh Lambert, Mila Mary Vlqlnla Reibel. Mr1. Nqa Roberta. lllro, Vlqlnla Smith ond Mro. Jo llanll'. . Jntealei.Y !nlero- ID lllo.pro. gram which "lf'8w and ern," MrL Klllibt alleoded lllllJJna1 tra1ninl coUI'Iel in Cot.nbul, :Marietta,~ SGT. ROGER BUSH a~,!l..,ao,t ~ $2W5;-n• .;.'t Without deer · pernilt, ~ ·~ 1967 Deer T6ill Is 31 In County MIDDLEPORT - - Hlltor,y ,.._ poota ltoolf ScL Roawr D. Buah, om or Mr• ond Mro. FrandaBuah, $59 SUI. 1m Drive, Xenia, hal hoooiDJurOd In lbe rfaht arm, rf8ht 1-s llld back whUe ........ in VI., nam, aad Ia In a hospital there. Ria What, Franeta, a lormer M!ddl-rt residant, wu at Fear! Harbor '111111 dte armed toreea ooDoc, 7,19ft, IIIII wu IDJured during 1be Jap. lblllatlaek. lnlurl•• ChrtatmuEve. Ria addrell II IIA 1S71916f, C, Srd Bn., 7th Jnf., 199th Bdo., APO San Fr111el_oeo, Calli. co. 1 aDd Camp Ledpl!OOd between Akron and CloV.laad. For about two yeara oliO aliA!ndod moothl,y leader traloinl aooaloos In Parkerll>urK ao lmjoreaaod wu abo byiiiOQllalltY af leadership lra!ninl ol!ered tllero. Ptmorvy Girl Scouto had I1'0WI! to aeven troopa in the "lortlea' _-Sgt. Bqsh Man Pleads Wounded Innocent In -,n Viet ~~~a -CouJ:1t Allhougb It lo not known when or where Sgt. Bulb wu 11\JUrod, it Ia belloved to have '-'"" "'-' J'lov, 3, He had ..... . - ..... Solp. . . ScL . Bulb, in eommualcllllnll With hla .....-. termed h l • ilatlt IIIII aa1d t11at he expects to ·,........ home .wllb h!a unit within a low waakL 511. Bulb arrived In VlotNm I~ f DIO OPERATION GA E '7• ••• . inl WOi ••ll•aalhor in.....,.. .Pr0Jocto lnellld!rC t bel r cnm..., - - Mro, Knllhtoorvad u ....,.Iallon Jnaldont.!Mor, abo •aarwd on lllo pllii1QJqr board or111o Four Rivero Girl ~ Ccunoll, a If~ area boadQo...,.rocl In ~l'lburx. lor -)'earl. Sbo oenod aloo u vlee pnaldont of lllo ......,II, For lllo Ove >"'at a. Knlcbt lC I of Meil Counf;r, 5be roeentl)o roaJanod with Mro. I. R, Neal or MldcDeprt IWJiod tolllo position. lo lrlbD to Mra.Knllbl'a oeri!eo, an open hootoe will be held fnlm 1 to a ·p.m.ThurodiiJI at lllo - M - I a t Church In Middleport. Not Olll)o onta ..... (lrlanowlnocout!ngor ha.... been In aeoutiqr.......,.. Mra. Knlaht'• 10111 1onuno In· Ytlod, but also 111o pubUe !a are-· VOL 2 NO. M liked ID . . . ~ b)o ID N ro_.ta 1D lin. KnfcbL 111o e....t will be lnlllodmdl -1o1 ,_,, ' The ' - · or ~ William Knlaht, Pl. Pleo0..t; . Mn. 'R<IIOr Dtlllrd 'aad Vlllctllt ' Kt1Jc1!t, bo1J1 or ~. Kro; Knicbt hal U &'i'anlkbiHer are Clllll'llll ud travel!nl, ber latelllrlpbolnla 10111 jourDoy to C•....Ore obo ond 111 -.......... Erpo '67. • An ac:tlft member or lllo Grocti EploCOIIal Cbureb, Mra, Klllchl has aloo aenod ao o-ooroflllo Oblo Eta l'ld C~ror-SIIr­ maPitiScovrll;tforlOyoan.Sbe 11 a member or Relum Jmallut" Mello c~r. Daughlero orlllo American Ro-..iluiiOD, ond hoi been amemberorCbopler61,0r· der or Eaatem star,atBolbWioa, W. VL, lorlllo post tO yeara • Mr. onc1 Mra. Knl8bt . . - t o Pomeroy In 1930, -lo• Mrs. A. R. Knight o(_Pomeroy SUND/W, l.IECEMBER 3, 1967 9817•. He Ia lllo grand.., ~:LEPO{ J:....=: K~rr!eiD us:~ I ..,;. ,,... aa-Il llmlnuY 11earm,. No date waa sot lor lllo he&linlo rnm. autlimalle trillle tdpl, Bmda of Mro. were (orfolted b)o JciD D, Carl11Cl11, 21, Galllpollo, fJI, lallure tD Florooee Built - · of M!d- llop within lllo uoured dear dloport. d l - , ond LaYierre L. Lovolt, H, Albano, *IS. lallure to . . Ill·-· iralllc "'-~· .~.~..'V · .... ~:~;}'I~ . ;;-·.; Betzko._. ?11.. I 3 Persons Are Fined I Banks Mail w-. . ·- ANDY GARQ .. ONLY Dum' _, .S.HAVEX- c ELECTRIC .SHAVER . ... ...... . • • ' ... ' __j Tru~k · .,. ~. ~ Stolen l. XER -- ....._4.li:only eharge& . , . . . , nn.e• 1tw wbUe !ntoxleated. llttllioill ' Bush. 18, Maaoll, wu a -com on charge• of did . . . 1tw lllo peace. SHAVER WITH BUILT-IN LIGHT •oon LSJB- Gold finish twin heed --·· --Ill eoata and was given a J4~ 9 •.98 - ·------ men were reduced disposed of Frlde1 In r•nlp>ll• Mualelpal Court. RACINE - AlrmaD GarJ K. Pleading aull~ "' tho ..... Wllltonl, U.S.N., abote, IGI.l or cbargea were C l - w, F,._ Mr. aad Mrl, Harry Wllllonl, man, 32, IIIII hla nopbow, Do&. mar F. Freet11111, 21, ~ Rae!no, Ia oervlai lllo anll • ............ W1ll'fan- JaekDI. &Ill t11e11 won Ill.., the maximum IJIIIII~ or f300 : ' pol'l a!rerall carried U, S, S, IIIII eoata ..d 90 de1• In .JoiL • Koaraarge wllh the SeYOnllt JudJto ~ S. Fleet in 111o Gal! or Tonkin.. Hi• ........~~ _all ~ ' ~: addroaa It: Gary K. WUIIonl, 111o line IIIII all orlbe ja1l A. N., B 20-81-73, U.S,S. Kaar· tenee. Uoth men were placed • me Y-1 probation. aarae (CV $-33), FPO, San The Froomons had been arFranelaco, Calif., 98601. i• t('i' • relled 011 a warrant ~ . .. . . . .. , ~. I ; ;,'•..I • Rotio'r French or ,lad<- Ill noo11on with Ute !hell or a tar at the S!Jortsman 1m a · alliL Fnncll Orot valued the P. tar at 11200 but the value· wu reclleod to $60 ond It bocapetit larceny. .. llllllll!er aher!iraeaao, Chorlea Booteit, 45, lit. I Galllpolll. lorlelted bancls of $3f,50 ... .lnfmdcallon ar.c! $64.90 lilt' • MlllDLEPOin' - Only ooe of ...Jt ond battel'y. four prfzea be1na ofl'e:red aa a part of tho Cbrlatmaa .i>romodnnal b)o Mlddl~ bullnell e-lllhm«tta waaclolllled Ill the eloaa or lllo llrot week. Tho or a $25 gift eertltlcato .... Mro, Leaa llleKinllll'. Mlddii!)IOI'L Since prlzeoglft - - 1n 111e IUIIDIIIII or $75, f5Q IIIII ~5 - ......, ""' elalmed at t p.m. Frl-, Ueketa won drawn fer lour new prtzeo,· • MlllDLEPORT -Three ~ f '' ' pl.. t h o - unci- prtzeo, lfolclera or lieketl have - Week ante ...... Onod I I I I I - to claim their prlzeo. Wiooera lorlelted bonds Friday alabt Ill; numbers are poatod ln .lllowln- the court or Mayor c. o. Fllhar. dolo• or porilc~ merehanta. Saturday morning two - . . ft lo llreaood lbat oo purchaao !o naeellll)' to ooeure Ueklllslor were fined, Fined Friday nlght ...... ~ ,. lbe prlaoa bo!ns awardod each u L. llarnOII, 2f, Cheahlno- f; FrldaJ lhrou&hoUt tho ~ 18111011, 1, $5 and costs, reckless oper.,. ' Uon, Don D. Roush, 24, Middle- ~ port, fS IIIII coata, otop altln vlo- \ lal!on, ond TlmoCI>y D, M!chMI, 18, Pomea~ RcMle 1, tiO a~;t.4· coati, maafe veblele:a Forlellin8 bonds wore Gonlll M.CariO)', 37, Galllpolja, illl Stephen Lullly, 23, Pliu11po; . , , · ~s each onl{lOOCiiiWehariHilll Howard L. stephena, U,. lord, $18,70, o~q>IIgbt­ SalllrdaJ, Amold W, Hayea, Mkldleport, wu lined ja1l 88 County ID petit laroeay and the eaaoo PI- alaoalller in the Oct. 8 trallk lit. 2 Galllp>lla, woo lined fw ,... eolia,. (l!!ure to obiQ' 111 p son One Prize ~ ond J'O<IIe- death of James N. Blaek, 3f, GaiUpolla. Black was ID a eir drlvan b,y Games tllat waa wreellod at Third Ave, ond Pine St. Bleek ... If· "riYal at Holzer HospitaL Tho eharp waa Died b,y Cll;y Pollee. .. another Cll;y Pollee .eaao1 Tarey M. WIU!amo, 20, lit. Z Crown Cll;y, pleaded not ~ .. a ellarp or driYinll wldle lnladoated ond r - - a jury trial, He waa roloaaed on f308 bond. but ... dale .... hooo aet lor lbe trial• Aloo arre- b)o lbe CIIJ Poijce, WIU!am K. BI'IIWD, 1~1 ...a GALLIPOLIS - Charaaa of grond larceny against tlio , _ Oaim Only GALLIPOLJS- llalpi!Gart101, 29, Rt. 2 Blclhl~ _pleaded not .,uf1 Fr!dq In uatlll>oUI )(u. nlelpal Court to a ellarp or....,_ Garnes was chaqed wltb Larceny Charges Reduced. Middleport Native is Kennedy's wmmander lf L thoeame or PelotT,'ileln, USN, reUev- PEKA, a ~ ipl..Ue mdaed Cotnmonder James W, U.,~o, 01' oo wllleh he BOtYed u WeaJ~s... USN, aa CommaDdlna pons Offtcer, · · _ omcer . or the USS Jo...,., P, Commander Klein holds the Kennedy, Jr., (Dll850). toiiDwlnl ~L-11111 doeorMa. Tho brief ceremoay was bold tlnna: Navy -:-r~·-=del!on ~ aboard tile K8lllledl' a Newport al with Com~?"~ DlatiDpllhlllg baaed tleatroyerorDESTRN TEN. Derioe, Korean Service Moclai Among .aueata allendlnil 111o with lour stars, Amarl<lll cam. chan&o of conunancl were Rear pa!sn, Korean Proaldontlol UnAdmlral C. J, Van ArodaU, Jr., It Cltat!m, World War n VleUliN, Commonder Cruloor D&- tor)' Modal, National llelenao ~er Foree, U, S. Atlttntlc Medal (aecond award), . Na.,Fieet; Rear Adm!ral .Ropr W, ~~~~Me!.":: Paine. Jr., USNt Commander De~--" atroyer Flot!Da T~; Capla!n Vietnam Son1ee Modal -two Alva L. Blank,!, USN, Collllllllld ataro. or Deotroyer IJ!vlllon One Znro Commlllder Klein, a native or Two· and the captalna 01: t h o ·· Middleport, Ia llllrrlod to t h o ahlp~ or Destroyer S1JJac1ron 10. tormer Miss Carla R. Clark, j ~1. . ·~, . !\+~;, aloo .ofii,J,clii\Nir}o:~ • f·"" Page 13 • Out Savings ,·88 . ' - ~ PORTABLE CARTON OF 5 SIZE Certificates ELECTIC . WATCH ELECTRIC AM-FM -"· .....; li ,.""' •· n~, :;~- 1,.,.,,.,., • ·11 EX , SUNDA·Y 10 to 7 ., C.ifti·'•.-.at.n,.... -~ ..... warded - .. ' ' OP-EN C.7li2 , . 1. •-9 6 D ''""'·~~ -loi- """ .... ~~-=.,.. . 'Illo loadonorlllo , Kllllbt21110 ....-Smith, lllo - late lllom ..... ..... ,._,ROll, 15 Persons a ....... troop. RecallbW early leaden, Mr1, lin- ..... vr ..._ , , , don't let the Toys stop running Christma.-:Da:tt have fresh stocks of FAMOUS BRAND 8An.RIA TOYS-onr, Gl" thot needs battery pcnter. _BUY . b,y lol'tn~ r-.., Fom L. CallOWll, .16 ondeoltl, ""' hunllnr u..... aad $1$ aad eooto, hUDIIIII Sul>dl1: Cbuleo Ca!I.,..y, 111o11M 011 the 101111 ellarpa; '111111 Frank w, Porter. lbe tiDes 1118p011dod 011 lbe lito Fhd in tho cOurt were Lloi'I'J ter charp ~both Mr. ondMri. McGratll. $25 , ond coats ond a 1 Call.,..y. 111d each p1ac:ed oo 30 !MkiQ 101-llon of hlodrlvor'a dl;ro prabal!on; ·Moat Vance, flO U~anoo w!lh permiollon granttd ' · ond eoato, ln1ProParbaeklni;F!J>. ID drive only ID ond from work, lilY ManiO¥, $10 and eolll IIIDp "'charges ofreokleoooper-; ~ v!olal!qn; Jamea P, YOUDI, Rlellard !;arutltera, $10 IIIII colla f$ and coat a, vehlolo. dl;y Jail ...-ee .... Smienee wao withhold .. the iiOIDd ond placed oo probation oaao or Georp Joiiii11Cl11, charpd lor 00 de1o, driving while IDicler lareeay, He waa plaeed oo prd>allon for one year and orAiao; Tlmotby D. Michael, f5 derod to J11J colla. md costs, unaalo vol!ido; wu. WForiHell,~ l>OIIda -'!fore Gaoraa lfam E, ~. flO ond eoato, • al . . , .SO, clmlna oo doapaoslnlE over a yeDow line; wu. ed hll!llwal; Cheller Sutterlin, llam F; Wells, $U aac1 coots, no $27.50, Charles R, A I klr e, hiJIIdns Ueeooo and $U uid ~.50; Charles L, Rolle, Jr., COlts · no door' hlllltlnl po~ $32.50; Tom W, Lancflt, $27,50, ' -~ all polted on lpeedlng ebarges; Fred Conlde, fl7.50, failure to dlin heodlllhla; stovle Fazekas, ~7,iio, left or canter; 1lo8or T. . .....,.., $2U5, hllnl!nll without ONLY ,#..... ., Pi.~- POIIIEROY- Ton delendaota Nn lined, Dine forfeited lild oontenee 011 anotller deiOIICio olit was withheld Frfdo11n lllo cOurt or Mala• CooJnQ- Judae TWIN or DOUBLE ·.:fl'ave .y. ·ou enough' BATTE .. 1"'· lnlentl«<.. _ :.!,c;m~~h_.~ . ~~ Judge Fines 10 ' . In Meigs Court ' l -I• , gr- ' • I es, e- \ ,,., « c_, VISIT SANTA • Mrs. Knight Will Retire From ·Girl Scou!ing Work. · ... .,.. .. ,_- .. -- -~- Recen~y ���• ..... 16- ·~mru. ·Dill~n:, Walker Cop. .... at . ......... ,..... T Grt.d T h'tes ~.::.n.:.:r.:. r;.;. ..·op . rop ........... .. GAKE SCHWI.lLED NEW YORK (I]PI)- The lb,lll aiayor'l Tr<lPI1 two New ....,.., York ....,.. 1u.a - bueboll tbe Ylllkeea and 1bo Yell, will be ,._,ed at Shea Btedlum m (IJPI)- .... I .......... fl-" W-J'WCI ,...... W..W ... ~-t-5 "''I ... :.. Overcall, a 1111111! half ro411er ~ ~-ed __. ~-ortrtok. WET''!'::.,.,.. R .....,_ ...Tli'-LE~ ROKE (IJPI)- W.llan Soadro lllalllnlh! ,..,.._ hlo Ell, _ .lulllor mlddl...lal>t """"" Frld!Q- night 1>7 lloR>IW Jo Gonzales of France in .1be fourlb l'OOIICI ol t.bolr oehoWied l ~ 1 Rl~-~ SPIN '!'A.•YARN ' ;l . : ~open::MOid.ytb~~--;ri~Y,-Ii ·ru 4'-i!il- ... Saturday, 1 Ul4 PM-Evenlng by APJif!IDtmenl - NNE SCAl.LY ·Middleport ; 870 Ash Sl. . Yv u · · - - - - - - ' - - - - -- - - ------· • .. ' . ~; :f: :..:=t ~ ~r=:~k !~ardt!;, a;::: %:2~ Y;I:;; spentputtlngthenewacoreboard lj Inti) operailon. ' CoacH swes olso aave otaUs- and212yardl1<ltalotronoe. Charlea WUUams, 160 • pow>d )mlor hallback, carried 24Umeo Uea on thO. following pii,!'Or&: for 125 ylrdo, average of , 5,2 · yordt. Charles Tl!cl<ett, 14~ pow>d aophoqlore, . earrled 33 Urnes for 155 yards, 4.6 average In oeven gameo. Woody Perroud, 1f$.tl0Und junior end, coUI!Ilt two pasaos for 108 yards and t w o touehdolms. Larry Dillon, !10 • JIO!IDd freshman hallback; earrled one Ume for two yards and a touchdoWn. Jim Gllbert;'·16Q - pound junior een.ter, kicking specialist, kicked oeven extra points; ldok- JOIN ... ed o{f 29' Urnes tor 1,125 yards, Plan ·of""'the Week ' • 1 ' ' Are You .Going to Build? . ' \ RICHARD V·ILl.ON Senloro- Rlmar,l Duton, Mike Fadoley, Rcbert L&JJliOII, anc1 Mike Rutherford; Juniors- CurUs 'Baloden, Don Garber, Jim GObert, WUUun Greene, David Mor1011, Woody Perroud, Gary Reynolds Howard Shriver, Jimmle D. Wolkor, and Chuleo IIams; liophomorea- Bt!aoell Bush and Charles Taekott. Numerol winners were: W· ry Dllloo and Jolm Prose, treobmen; and Tim Banki,IIOfi(IOmOre. Managers . receiving award• were David Bush and R o n n I e Hutcbll!aon, trelil)men; and Ervin Bulb, """""'· Cheor!Oidel's given rec:oplUoo were: Wanda Bloomer <lll>taln; Judy BUrnette, CU'Q'tSmith, Darlene stout, Rita Miller, and Carla Wagoner, The llnole or the pnisr!ut> was · the showlnl or rums of lhebom&coming mne wtlh·HOnnan Trace andtheMlllerH!gbSehoolpme•. Sprlnkloro Evorywhore · MARIETI'A, Ga. CUP!I Tbe LOckheed~OeoJgla ·thf CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. ~e 675-1.160 '· 'I Pt. Pleasant world, 6~0.00 CAS-H i· GIV~N AWAY FREE . .. .-6 DRAWINGS~ DEC 5-7-12-14-19-21 Another Pickens' Extra! . DON'T DELAY! JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! Eaela. Week I I Zk I . SOe I $1.00 I $Z.OO I $3.00 I $UO I UUO · ieeetn 'iileit ''Nuv ,.tZ.So'i fZS I $50 I flOG I UIO '1$Z5t I $500 Pay ~-----~--------------~--~ THE FARMERS BANK and SAVI·NGS CO:" SAVE YOUR ' SALES $LIP$ . 12 Golf Meet . M.,;.,ber Fedorol Deposit ln•unnce ,C orp. ·TURN 'E~F9R $2.00 .· MF.MBI'R FE P F.RAL RESERVE SYSTEM OHIO . - ...... - ~'68 · Ohio All-Stars Sel~c(ed Saturday·. Po~tponed By Storms a 47-Yard Dash Tbe 'l8ll ,.... In c:onjunellon wUh the Ol.fmple Games. JOiiJe ·S&Onz, Jftllldent of the Kexlc&ll o"""'c ~ aald the · -...nt -rd ab<iut '30 di,Yo beflln or : t h o OlyJilplea. FDIInDII Klllrl..,e, pre- ol the Med· eon Buobali 'Federatlon, ·I I ...parted to have wrlltal to U.S. CommfaoiCIIOr WWiam Eckert here I ~~~reaatng the ·~ of baM- FROMDEC. 1 .TODEC.23 ball in Latln Amerl<L We save you mop~y be, fore Christmas .this year· for the .f'i rst time In our history. ·. I , ~n J:v~ry I -.. Over Rivals NJd Solurdly II Ia eooofdering ... elillt • natloa !ntematlmal ba~ tOunwnent to be held PRICE · alldwhe•theya-R$10~00 . . ::dr Gary Behan Tried. Harder With Less He's No. 1 -.JoiEXICO CITY (UI1) - l "TOYS Starting· Dec. 1 I 1 Thru. Sat., Dec.• 2.3 We will give 2 New One; Dollar Bills For Each ' Cash Purchase of $10.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 ·-·~-·--·~- ron:-== Yexlc:on Baaebalf Federation After Tbunday Drawbtg Each ' ... halt~ By·Mexico Group ALL You Rut Regllter EACH WEEK. L---------~----------· ...... y..... Gives 'Bama Tourney Studied 7-3 Victory .4n~ther Pickem' EXT8.4! r••sT DRAWING TUES;, DEC. 5 P(!M EROY ~ International GI¥EN AWAY EACH NEDKY 1~ tHURSDAY MORNING ON PICKENS' WMPO RADIO PROGRAM. Regisier. Fr" At Our Store. No. , Purchase Is Nece~sary. . ' . Reglst~r Each nme ¥ou Visit Our Store! - - - - - - --..,-------- • - T-- . ...,....IIOOrlng 'sso.oo••• 525.00••• 52S·~oo Week, We Starh New Registration ~··' BY JACK WIUaNsON UP! Spo.U Writer wm ml*l.. tWo IIIII a halt B7 CARL "- VINES KNOXVILLE, T.., (I]PI)PHILADELPHIA (1]!'1) - lnlplred NaVY 't!uJ1t up a 19-9 1... over ........ .eu"l11a "" · · - wUh favored Army and tbon held on for dear lifo aplnat a bllater!rv -~.hld ~Bowl-bound wriJPIC[ up Ill Drill Soo6NIII- 1,000 7Vdo toto! ....,.. u he Cadet comeback In tbe fourth ®arter to pull out a 19-lt tbrlller In .rn 'Coa!erooee •~In bit ave ol m paaoes f!>r IJ2 tbe 88th renewal ol their ·otorled ela11le Saturday be!oro 102,000 11 yeora SolurdiJ wiUl a rom. Jlrd• Solurday, He 1111 out qu. ehUied tons, , •aonat half lfter T..eNM ' sook.ed fl.lf win...,. . Annlo, lralllnK b7 lull live pl., for • touehdown. Jll.ed up a U.O lead b7 bllL po[nlo, wao driving again llhen NaYJ Unclerdoll Tho .......wonked Vols, wm lmermlukll. N&VY was a one • fDudetldldoMiOMI Na01 IIDebadcer s., TeCarlo Reeepttoo R._d meet Otdabomll In Mtaml Now · recovered .a tumble ua·the Navy Unclen\ot,·. Jri,.., II took to the nl&bt. Ifni- ... v andY tl1d Bob Goo«<dKo 20 with 4:S2 to .,, Navy OMr-lroOeo Jolm F.. Kennedy 10111011 &.ll In the SEC lftcl t-1 to lUI Sau1lteullrn ....In . runnlnJI out the atadlwn, wbleh 111111 2t bouro overoll, wiUI tWo tou..-.o 1>7 C<iuflll'8lee pua catchii!J re-lier hiOI bela burled under . elock aller 111at for the Drill win tollbeck Walter Chldrrlok, ana eord, liUIIdn8 13 grabl for 105 el&bl lnchea or ...... !he !In! win· • ooeb by Chario,y Fulton, Bubbe yard&. He llnl- tile ......, over Arm)r In lolllbali llnee 1963 The lleld wu le pJDd " ' - · Wyche aod Bob Patterllll!' and witb 79 eatebel and 1,114 yard&. 11>1 Ita Drll 1liDr1lns oeaoon however, and ao were the Bold liiiOi• at 38 and 31 yard• 1>7 The Commodores' llrllll>Ueb:Middlet. Kovtng with 0110 abtee 1l1at Y-.r. -.1 was 1181 up at the otarl ol Karl tlnll! Arm)r isuddonly eam& a i a 1 n • t Arm)r, Cartwrl&bt Wlni!IWI< John Valpoa aeored .... half by 1111 ll>oalde allve In tho third -lod U 1101 dlrer:tod the lfJddlea to a 10..0 Vandorbllt'o llrll touehdorm 011 kick eaptared by tl1d John aU NaVY •• Pldoed ~c!< lead In lba Drat poriocllllld built a .. ....yard · run In tbo tblrd Ingram on tbe Teme•- f7. Jolin Clrtwrl&lrt repelledly 1l1at to 17~ at tbo balf. period and ~·k Roger A '""lido kick -JIII)I pt<hed opart lhe Army _ . , . May hit 'lllnPck Leo Noel on a faliecl IUid Tameaoee scored Ita ry will> hll precision (1&1101 and .10.yard aeortng paso early In fourtlt tou......., or t1>e - 1111 • olert dofenoe kept t b o hit 11Gb TI,Yior and !like the ' fourth period to It up ,_, In nine pli,YI, wltb Wyehe, for the hapiell Coortmoclonl hl&b-ilo&red A'imi Clark. and !lanker Torry MarrO)' led keiY Temeooee wino · air- I>Dttled In ill own for key damko or yardalo over Googla Teeh and Alabama ended tho 1011011 2-7-1, territory, whleh 1181 up NaVY'o early For the seeond year In a row, earlier In the 10111011, keeping . Tw........1 by Jeri .Bailly oeorlng. QlOI'lorback Dewey WarrOD, tor tho llnal two ,...... NaVY_.... tho oeorlrlgon and Dan Pike, NaVY'• alternat. In&: left hallbad<a, a 29-yard, Cburoll'a lteld p i for a 3-0 !leld p i by Jolm Chureh and a load. Riek S.,or, Kldclles• · &lfaty &IJpal'tll\ly hod ' Navy deteool•e becl<, tbeo Intercepted GARY BEBAN (left) received the NEA-NCAA Player ol the Year trophy from Sporla home tree, but ·wiUI nine a Sie're Lindell pall on Arley's . Editor Morray Olderman. The presentation waa televised by ABC-TV. The 8-1, 196mlllulel to go Arm)r ap1oded 45 and tho ·lrllddles needed Juot . pound quarterback guided UCLA to a 7-H season and gained All-America reeognltlon. · with two lllfok touehdowna nine playa . to aoore with l,. behind IUb QlOI'lorbaek Jim oqhomore Pike riiJIIIDing In ' O'Toole. .O'Toole 'o!oo hit H.... trom the one. hlgbo for the game. MJehlpo But RIIJlP, With TM U... ANN ARBOR, lfJeh, (I]PI) A 1~yard pass from CartAndrzojezak for a 1:w1J.i>o1nt Umo wlna - . 111111' 11b: J!ll1!" led. by ..........__. fo CO!leh Biron Rupp 101Volled tWo <:Om'ersloD ancl It was~· wrt&ht to Marro!< and a a-yard T~dh 17 to beeome tho all-time vi I I sophomore 111aota Saturdi,Y u dllih by Balsly wen tbo key rooervo Bob Sullivan If. · oat coach, apoll. . tho Clll I I 1/l at 111at point. his Konlllclly WUdeata lplllled . Arm)r oeored Ito flrat· touc:l>- playa. It wai the Drat ever tbe dalz!lng~U I . 1 the debut of 'Caz:de's Caltle'' Navy made II 17~ C!D . a 92UnlThe M CaH7 .,.._ II Ill ' oo a -Yard nm. by . wllh an OilY 96-79 trlumjlh ·over ptayed In lfJehlpo'a ' 4m ·Moore with 9:03 lett: Two yard drive In tbo quarter verlfl;y . Events illn& a $7 hla 18 Drill llalf polall ID a ·. lfJehtgln. mlllltea late:t O'Toole hit Mid Bollly, • member or the niuUoo stru whleh oaata four-minute _ . dlblnl ... HUJlll, tho wlmlngeat <;o~legl­ Garr Steele .., • 52-yard JJOII Junior varlfl;y at tbe beginning 14,000. The waoprompt.. Drat half, to ball111111 the' WU. ate baakelball cOileh In .tho naill the oeaaon, sprinting In from ed 1>7 Cu lluaaoll, former eats• leed from four to Upolall, tion, otarted guard Mfkl> Ca!MQ' tho 13 wljh 8:05 left In tbe .Amerlco, and 1>7 K111tueky tbMI crtllll ...-. and eonter Dan lsoel, both llll)lb- Wolverine he says, ..that was cltmu::ed ~ther hand,. has. be~n the phys- omoros, and tbey .responded With tho rt Of MJehlgan baakelball lly fa\:. a 49-32 lialiiiiDe built. JlO!'Iod. Cartwrl&bt's malloriW By· TOMMY THOMAS llllxlng or hla playa bad Arley's N• • S W. by the usc game tblo year. 1cal and Inspirational force 28 anc1 18 points respectively - · befuddled as be hit .., ports roter We came wlthla one point of that took a good team one! • ' aliA~-· ol slumber. Taylor for 13, Cluk for nine N E W y 0 R K-(N E A)- winning the aational ehamp- brought It to the verge :.of =RS . ADDS TWO PLAu:. ancl 11 and """'IY .for nine to UCLA may not be No. I but ionshlp so I .feel we've noth- greatness. The pros lndlcJte strongly DAYTON (I]PI) -The Dayton Gary Beban certainly is. Ing to be ashamed of.'' '?. sat up the ljluehdown 11111, he wW be the flrat player Gems of the lnlematlonal Hoe NaVY's much-maiiHned doThe AU-American · quarterAs for his f i n a I varsity felloe waa lhorod ldmltobly 1>7 ehooen Ia the dralt of eollege Of ~ added two P tbr!IO otartero- c:ornerbaoks Jer- back, a native of Redwood game a g a i n s.t Syracuse talent, and Behan Ia not baab- to their rooter SaturdQ', , ry Moll and Jim .Sbepjlord and City, Calif., has been named (UCLA lost 32+14), .Beban lui. He expects to play on any Dorenoeman IIW H . was aatot;y Shelley Buttrlll- but It the outstanding college foot- says, "That w~s like asking club that lapo him. reoalled from Sfrll!"'oe, N, Y,, woo the MJc(dlea• top veter.,, ball player of 1967 and the the Old Graf Mare to make "Sincethelea•ues merged," or Eaalem Le!'lliO anclwlnde(111 o!ve Mid U1CI team Cll!ll- recipient of ·the first annual one more tnp to town. · The he sa~s. "l don't think about serthe Gerry returned from LAFAYETTE, La. (I]PI) Bill Dow, wm eo!ler:tod theiiMI NEA-NCAA P I aye r of the seniors tried to get the Other negotiating or playing for anx Oklahoma Mazur Cll;l' of the Centro! kids f i r e d up .but couldn't. · Lfchlnlnc an d thWldoroll>rmo NaVY polnta when he taokled Year trophy. partlctllar club. I'll just W81t ~. Warrea Western Reiene; Klrtl foreocl pootponema or lhe tblrd Army ldeker Nick Kurllko In Following the Army·Navy Everybody was · really dow~ till the draft and see what raund 'Ol a.. CaJ\11 Clalole golf tho Mid zone In the fOOil'tb game on ~lee . 2,. NEA Sports after: losing to the Trojans.u Erwin, Cuyabop Falla~ · happens." ., c:-11 .Dole .~ · , U;lllrlllment here Sai:QrcJa,y. ' quarter · Editor Murray Olderman preJ;3, e b Iii n' s J:orilpetition for Has Beban tried to leiih land st. li!natluo; Ken· • • ~ Tournama olflclolo ol1d they Sol then II11U Ar~a 111m- sented Beban with the trophy headlines this season came from the pro quarterbacks? SenlUak;y. Alternates ..... · :.' have sche41led tbo 11na1 t w o llld for a wlille it clld not seem on nationwide ABC television. from USC's O.J . Simpson and " Yes, I've been following Krall, Toledo c..lrol· DW ' to c:ome toO late. All$' Van Beban displayed ·the same Purdue's t.eroy Keyes. Gary Fran Tarkenton and Burt ......Ia for Sond&v · · Wemeeke, c.~ 1' 1 111 JoiJn Lots or llayward, Calif., Evana retuned a punt 36 yards poise on camera he showed rates Simpson the best he's Starr quite closely," he says, Port Clinton. hold i one stroke 1eac1 at 1 h e to midfield, O'Toole eamo In to while leading the Bruins to seen. " because of their contrasting ilm Mid ill the 'oeeand round Frt- &1!1 lhlnll Kolo& The Codata victory in 24 of his 31 varsity And he calls Tennessee and styles . I've a I s o watched l.Gol do1. He waa 10 "'*'r par at marehed to a oc:ore In 11 pii,Yo games. He I Irs t gained Southern California the two Craig Morton (Dallas' .backup ' tho· · Oold>ourne COillllry Cili> w1Ui Moote going over left national acclaim when UCLA best clubs he faced . UCLA man), since his college days eourae wl1b a score or 67-67A pan for two polilt8 upset Mike G a r r e t t and heat the second-r'!led Vols ort at California." lst. Beban's touchaOW·tl run in the Army IJ1I 111 llnol TD In an Souther~>- California to gain And bow about the "Great Tied ror aeecJIId place wore dying minutes of the season explollve m11DII81', The Cadeto the Rose Bowl berth his sophOne" tag, which may not be UarQ' Flec:kinan o( llousiiJII and opener. The Bruins remained IJJI tbo ball 1he Arm)r omote year. so advantageous w h e n he Laurie Hammer or Saruota, 48 00 unhealen till that ~~-~ loss to reaches rookie camp? wiUi 7:23 In tbo 11na1 . Another upset followed, this FIL, 1oore1 of 67-68-135. " I'm sure there are people ' Deadloeltod In fourth plooe IJI8I'Ier and IICOl'ed 30 - · time over national champion USC at the LA Coliseum. f3eban, a proven performer on campus who think I'm a were Jaek Morrlgumery of Fori later on O'Toole' a masterM 52- Michigan s.t a t e on New yard pass to steele. Year's Day of 1966. Beban for the past three years, hod snob because of that name, Worlb, Deaa 11e1nan or - · · NaVY Mlded tho eampalsl, stunned the Spartans by g~id­ to face a more challenging but actually my friends have da, Yd.. Bob Smith of given me the roughest time. a rwslng oueeeas, at 5-4-1 ing the Uclans to two qutck situation thap Simpson. - · Caiif.; MlJier Rubor of Shennan, Tex. • and Dlek Craw. while Arm)r eoncludod Ita touehdowns that stood up for 0 . J. , ~reat as he is, plays That's a good line for a com.: se- atrallllrt ~ seasoo. . a 14-12 win. He says that was on a great team. His blocks edi&n to Jiave fun with. ford or Beuav1ota. Ark. "And, believe me, all my · Whm play was bolted 60 or For eoaeh ~Ul Elias, It was his biggest thrill in college are prov)~ed by r~gy line· . the 75 P.n&Uota bad teed elf .. Ill• Drll vlc!or7 over AJ'!IIY football. men who av.erage 225 pounds friends are comedians." a.. -....ept oourae. Guato of atnce taking over Navy fooll!all "The whole eollege cereer and have speed to mat.ih their · 1110re than zo mph .mtng lbo In 1985. He pnvl..,ll.y bad. was q u Itt! .an experlenee," ruggednees. Beban;; on the · ~bad piAJed Ua and lOll · a lllllle. . . I above par Cll ' " Drat nine. The a a d d.0 n tllmclorltorm brou&llt wiUI It tbe Drill hea"J nln In tblo area In IOV8l'OI ;:.?I.,t• .. --- ...- Te.nnessee Swamps Vanderbilt 41-14 Inspired Mid~hipmen Stun Cadets, 19 to 14 10-3 Victory GIVEN AWAY FREE ... , " 5 ' 11H17 Rebels Seore Club ' SUnday,--·· -e Christmas '+ ...... ·• ~; Kentucky Rips Mic gan OUR"l968; . . .. ....·--- • a 38.7 yard average per klek. sprinkler pipe and 4,000 sprtn• Those winning letters lnelud- kler h'eads, belleved to be the , .. .:O.'If~"$t wrlnkler sYstem under ed: Qne roof In l, """"'"'Jy aircraft factory bu 2110 miles of Ttmeo- ...- Krem-. wu. STAll PASSER DALLAS (UP!)- Jerry I.evias, lt!lr pass catcher for Sootbern Metbodlat Unlveroll;l', wao recuperating In a Dallal hoapltal tnday alter undergoing surgery for a fracture of a . taelal bone under his right eye. The hospltol sold . Levial underwent aurgery Frldo.Y lftcl the operation .was a.~ccess. He waa InJured In laat Saturday's game against Boylor. • .... V-- ·we can furnish floor plens, ell materials, · fr" ,estl'metes and counseling service . frl.endly . . . . • • • Navy Pulls Off Big Upset, Trips Arm:y Ca~ollna's one! Honrdllkrlver. Dlllall . . . . - th 0 ~-" Jfoll Valuable Oll•slvo !'lt.Yer TfOIIIIY and Jimmie D. Walker, ... Moot Vllluobio l>erMIIiVO PII.Yer Trophy, Tuo~ nljillt at tho ·~·· lllilual - . ball bonQ101 atSauthweotornHI&b Coaoll SteYe Slllot g a v o a brll!l' ·........,.y of tho 1967-. ~ ~u~ _ ball w••• -·· a fow n iliHil'l and Ullod t b e baekl lftcl their bldiYIUI ef, rorto. Col<h Stllea wu 'llld< to .......,t"' U., bird work 01111 ~red by tho w olfoctlve bioeklng ol the lfll&. eru Af:hletle Booster•~ Club, tbe man. han-... <llmaxed 000 ill tho moll! He otated: "WI- the bloek, IG-nlund bout. JUe;'IIUI Hl&lllancler football tng and tlrelen ollorl ol t b e lolantaalll IIUI Gonzaloa OWl,!' seubao In .... hllllor)' or South- UtlemOD, ... ba<kl WOOIId not with a IDIUblng rllllrt book to weotorn Hlal> !!(boo!, be geWng the yerdqe tbOJ PIJ>. the head. Tho knockOut como at other awarc!Oancltrqlb!eowent ed ao often." 2:40 Gl tho I'Oillld. to tho follcovlng playero: Co-eap. Coleh Slllea olao llllVe the Col' SENT BACK . lllao _ Jimmie D. Wolker anc1 lowinl otaUIIIea, -we~ Pli"ISBURGH (1]11) - The Howard Shriver; Voat !Dum>¥· llllod Drat: . Plttoburii!l Ponaufnl have .._ .eel !'I (Ue) - CurUo Bal._ Toto! n~abing - 1•584 yarda, J D W LKE allned defeniiOIIIIII Dune MeCai- d"' ~Robert LaW&Gn· Star anc1 OIJPIXIentl,· 1,296 yard a; Total ' • A R lum to lbo Bo!Umote Cllpporo "Croas Bone• Award ...! Rlohard , poaatng yardale - 666yardo, 01>llcilert U.aon, 160 • pow>d of the .A m e rl c a n lloekJty Dillon and CurUo Balldell; Flrll ponenta, 426 yards; Totololfenoe IIOIIIor hallback, fllie punter, carLeague. Team SVAC Dream Team- Rleh- - 2,250 yarda; opponents, 1,722 rled ball 55 limes for 523 yards, M.Callum . came to lbo ard Dillon and Don Garber· Jloa. yards; First downa- 102,_. • • - ill 9,5 ,yards per carry; Penauinl In a trade wilh the onblo Monllon All.SV AC..: Jim- ents,. 89; Polnto ~red - 201: . 51 y!Jrdo pus receiving for toNew Yorl< n_. lut 1111111- mle ll Wolker Curtis BolodMI opponent& 117, regular sea...,, to! olreriie or 57f. yards lndud• • 80 yards, _......,none I n - tng Ioven ~.......,s for 42 mer. 1 oe...., oc~a. ' ~- points. IT'S HERE!IATTHE 1 Sootbwestom punters hid 2t Rlmard (Georsel Dillon, t7~ ' ' ' ' 1 punta for 838 yards, an average JIO!IDd senior end, 11110111moua of 35.3 yards per punt; wi- · SNAC end, e~ball33Umeo counting a.ree bloeked punts, tbe for •119 yards, &ver&i'll of 3.6; t. cau!lllt 23 p&aaos for 408 yards average wao 39,9 y ~·· K · · Next y01r's aplalns ere and 10011 olreoao of 527 yards; New patterns iD4 ldei!S .to cut the <Oat of mtting on named 11 ron s: Jlalmle D. sc:or!'d ....., iouehdowno and , Walker, CurUs Baisden and How- caught seven extra point paaoeo Jumbo jcta. This II an entirely new concept ID Kmt· ting, Makes It for anyone, even a beginner ard Sbrlver. · tol' 13 points, total or 55 points. to complete a In just 7 hours. Every knitter William Fadeley oatd groee Curt BolodOD, 155-iJound half. wants to try t)le and now the . lower before the meal. Followlngtb e back, earrled 94lilllea for 329 prices make it in and let us show you ·•upper, omcers ot the boolters yards, averageof3.5yarda;puahow to (Knit It tomorrow) at rea· club were recognized and ol.so edf611me. .ndeompleted18for · recognbed were all or the work- 365 yards and four touehdowna; oonable ero wm helped In 81\V WI.!' wiUI scored ltve touehdoWns ancl 30 Potterns women and children. tbe foolholl progrom. Thla lf<IUP polntt. See our Christmas Canis, Gift was cited for their work ...,. il9ward Shriver, 150,poundjun. . Wrapping ,IIemo. trlbuted to bulldlng new b!Oieh· loriWiback, eerrled49tlmestor . ,;-Tho- • '1!11-.r ,._..S..Awt,. ~....,. _.....,. s, 1N7 . ......,........ ........................"......... ~..... ,__...,.,. ~-- • , Pft(INJ; 773-5583 1 .. ' ' .J.;l ' t'. I .. · ~ ' pay, All D•'f-:.-·Frt .. ~ Sat, Nig~l~ Ti19 . • MA~PN; Year WinDer �• ..... 16- ·~mru. ·Dill~n:, Walker Cop. .... at . ......... ,..... T Grt.d T h'tes ~.::.n.:.:r.:. r;.;. ..·op . rop ........... .. GAKE SCHWI.lLED NEW YORK (I]PI)- The lb,lll aiayor'l Tr<lPI1 two New ....,.., York ....,.. 1u.a - bueboll tbe Ylllkeea and 1bo Yell, will be ,._,ed at Shea Btedlum m (IJPI)- .... I .......... fl-" W-J'WCI ,...... W..W ... ~-t-5 "''I ... :.. Overcall, a 1111111! half ro411er ~ ~-ed __. ~-ortrtok. WET''!'::.,.,.. R .....,_ ...Tli'-LE~ ROKE (IJPI)- W.llan Soadro lllalllnlh! ,..,.._ hlo Ell, _ .lulllor mlddl...lal>t """"" Frld!Q- night 1>7 lloR>IW Jo Gonzales of France in .1be fourlb l'OOIICI ol t.bolr oehoWied l ~ 1 Rl~-~ SPIN '!'A.•YARN ' ;l . : ~open::MOid.ytb~~--;ri~Y,-Ii ·ru 4'-i!il- ... Saturday, 1 Ul4 PM-Evenlng by APJif!IDtmenl - NNE SCAl.LY ·Middleport ; 870 Ash Sl. . Yv u · · - - - - - - ' - - - - -- - - ------· • .. ' . ~; :f: :..:=t ~ ~r=:~k !~ardt!;, a;::: %:2~ Y;I:;; spentputtlngthenewacoreboard lj Inti) operailon. ' CoacH swes olso aave otaUs- and212yardl1<ltalotronoe. Charlea WUUams, 160 • pow>d )mlor hallback, carried 24Umeo Uea on thO. following pii,!'Or&: for 125 ylrdo, average of , 5,2 · yordt. Charles Tl!cl<ett, 14~ pow>d aophoqlore, . earrled 33 Urnes for 155 yards, 4.6 average In oeven gameo. Woody Perroud, 1f$.tl0Und junior end, coUI!Ilt two pasaos for 108 yards and t w o touehdolms. Larry Dillon, !10 • JIO!IDd freshman hallback; earrled one Ume for two yards and a touchdoWn. Jim Gllbert;'·16Q - pound junior een.ter, kicking specialist, kicked oeven extra points; ldok- JOIN ... ed o{f 29' Urnes tor 1,125 yards, Plan ·of""'the Week ' • 1 ' ' Are You .Going to Build? . ' \ RICHARD V·ILl.ON Senloro- Rlmar,l Duton, Mike Fadoley, Rcbert L&JJliOII, anc1 Mike Rutherford; Juniors- CurUs 'Baloden, Don Garber, Jim GObert, WUUun Greene, David Mor1011, Woody Perroud, Gary Reynolds Howard Shriver, Jimmle D. Wolkor, and Chuleo IIams; liophomorea- Bt!aoell Bush and Charles Taekott. Numerol winners were: W· ry Dllloo and Jolm Prose, treobmen; and Tim Banki,IIOfi(IOmOre. Managers . receiving award• were David Bush and R o n n I e Hutcbll!aon, trelil)men; and Ervin Bulb, """""'· Cheor!Oidel's given rec:oplUoo were: Wanda Bloomer <lll>taln; Judy BUrnette, CU'Q'tSmith, Darlene stout, Rita Miller, and Carla Wagoner, The llnole or the pnisr!ut> was · the showlnl or rums of lhebom&coming mne wtlh·HOnnan Trace andtheMlllerH!gbSehoolpme•. Sprlnkloro Evorywhore · MARIETI'A, Ga. CUP!I Tbe LOckheed~OeoJgla ·thf CAROLINA LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. ~e 675-1.160 '· 'I Pt. Pleasant world, 6~0.00 CAS-H i· GIV~N AWAY FREE . .. .-6 DRAWINGS~ DEC 5-7-12-14-19-21 Another Pickens' Extra! . DON'T DELAY! JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB TODAY! Eaela. Week I I Zk I . SOe I $1.00 I $Z.OO I $3.00 I $UO I UUO · ieeetn 'iileit ''Nuv ,.tZ.So'i fZS I $50 I flOG I UIO '1$Z5t I $500 Pay ~-----~--------------~--~ THE FARMERS BANK and SAVI·NGS CO:" SAVE YOUR ' SALES $LIP$ . 12 Golf Meet . 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Spo.U Writer wm ml*l.. tWo IIIII a halt B7 CARL "- VINES KNOXVILLE, T.., (I]PI)PHILADELPHIA (1]!'1) - lnlplred NaVY 't!uJ1t up a 19-9 1... over ........ .eu"l11a "" · · - wUh favored Army and tbon held on for dear lifo aplnat a bllater!rv -~.hld ~Bowl-bound wriJPIC[ up Ill Drill Soo6NIII- 1,000 7Vdo toto! ....,.. u he Cadet comeback In tbe fourth ®arter to pull out a 19-lt tbrlller In .rn 'Coa!erooee •~In bit ave ol m paaoes f!>r IJ2 tbe 88th renewal ol their ·otorled ela11le Saturday be!oro 102,000 11 yeora SolurdiJ wiUl a rom. Jlrd• Solurday, He 1111 out qu. ehUied tons, , •aonat half lfter T..eNM ' sook.ed fl.lf win...,. . Annlo, lralllnK b7 lull live pl., for • touehdown. Jll.ed up a U.O lead b7 bllL po[nlo, wao driving again llhen NaYJ Unclerdoll Tho .......wonked Vols, wm lmermlukll. N&VY was a one • fDudetldldoMiOMI Na01 IIDebadcer s., TeCarlo Reeepttoo R._d meet Otdabomll In Mtaml Now · recovered .a tumble ua·the Navy Unclen\ot,·. Jri,.., II took to the nl&bt. Ifni- ... v andY tl1d Bob Goo«<dKo 20 with 4:S2 to .,, Navy OMr-lroOeo Jolm F.. Kennedy 10111011 &.ll In the SEC lftcl t-1 to lUI Sau1lteullrn ....In . runnlnJI out the atadlwn, wbleh 111111 2t bouro overoll, wiUI tWo tou..-.o 1>7 C<iuflll'8lee pua catchii!J re-lier hiOI bela burled under . elock aller 111at for the Drill win tollbeck Walter Chldrrlok, ana eord, liUIIdn8 13 grabl for 105 el&bl lnchea or ...... !he !In! win· • ooeb by Chario,y Fulton, Bubbe yard&. He llnl- tile ......, over Arm)r In lolllbali llnee 1963 The lleld wu le pJDd " ' - · Wyche aod Bob Patterllll!' and witb 79 eatebel and 1,114 yard&. 11>1 Ita Drll 1liDr1lns oeaoon however, and ao were the Bold liiiOi• at 38 and 31 yard• 1>7 The Commodores' llrllll>Ueb:Middlet. Kovtng with 0110 abtee 1l1at Y-.r. -.1 was 1181 up at the otarl ol Karl tlnll! Arm)r isuddonly eam& a i a 1 n • t Arm)r, Cartwrl&bt Wlni!IWI< John Valpoa aeored .... half by 1111 ll>oalde allve In tho third -lod U 1101 dlrer:tod the lfJddlea to a 10..0 Vandorbllt'o llrll touehdorm 011 kick eaptared by tl1d John aU NaVY •• Pldoed ~c!< lead In lba Drat poriocllllld built a .. ....yard · run In tbo tblrd Ingram on tbe Teme•- f7. Jolin Clrtwrl&lrt repelledly 1l1at to 17~ at tbo balf. period and ~·k Roger A '""lido kick -JIII)I pt<hed opart lhe Army _ . , . May hit 'lllnPck Leo Noel on a faliecl IUid Tameaoee scored Ita ry will> hll precision (1&1101 and .10.yard aeortng paso early In fourtlt tou......., or t1>e - 1111 • olert dofenoe kept t b o hit 11Gb TI,Yior and !like the ' fourth period to It up ,_, In nine pli,YI, wltb Wyehe, for the hapiell Coortmoclonl hl&b-ilo&red A'imi Clark. and !lanker Torry MarrO)' led keiY Temeooee wino · air- I>Dttled In ill own for key damko or yardalo over Googla Teeh and Alabama ended tho 1011011 2-7-1, territory, whleh 1181 up NaVY'o early For the seeond year In a row, earlier In the 10111011, keeping . Tw........1 by Jeri .Bailly oeorlng. QlOI'lorback Dewey WarrOD, tor tho llnal two ,...... NaVY_.... tho oeorlrlgon and Dan Pike, NaVY'• alternat. In&: left hallbad<a, a 29-yard, Cburoll'a lteld p i for a 3-0 !leld p i by Jolm Chureh and a load. Riek S.,or, Kldclles• · &lfaty &IJpal'tll\ly hod ' Navy deteool•e becl<, tbeo Intercepted GARY BEBAN (left) received the NEA-NCAA Player ol the Year trophy from Sporla home tree, but ·wiUI nine a Sie're Lindell pall on Arley's . Editor Morray Olderman. The presentation waa televised by ABC-TV. The 8-1, 196mlllulel to go Arm)r ap1oded 45 and tho ·lrllddles needed Juot . pound quarterback guided UCLA to a 7-H season and gained All-America reeognltlon. · with two lllfok touehdowna nine playa . to aoore with l,. behind IUb QlOI'lorbaek Jim oqhomore Pike riiJIIIDing In ' O'Toole. .O'Toole 'o!oo hit H.... trom the one. hlgbo for the game. MJehlpo But RIIJlP, With TM U... ANN ARBOR, lfJeh, (I]PI) A 1~yard pass from CartAndrzojezak for a 1:w1J.i>o1nt Umo wlna - . 111111' 11b: J!ll1!" led. by ..........__. fo CO!leh Biron Rupp 101Volled tWo <:Om'ersloD ancl It was~· wrt&ht to Marro!< and a a-yard T~dh 17 to beeome tho all-time vi I I sophomore 111aota Saturdi,Y u dllih by Balsly wen tbo key rooervo Bob Sullivan If. · oat coach, apoll. . tho Clll I I 1/l at 111at point. his Konlllclly WUdeata lplllled . Arm)r oeored Ito flrat· touc:l>- playa. It wai the Drat ever tbe dalz!lng~U I . 1 the debut of 'Caz:de's Caltle'' Navy made II 17~ C!D . a 92UnlThe M CaH7 .,.._ II Ill ' oo a -Yard nm. by . wllh an OilY 96-79 trlumjlh ·over ptayed In lfJehlpo'a ' 4m ·Moore with 9:03 lett: Two yard drive In tbo quarter verlfl;y . Events illn& a $7 hla 18 Drill llalf polall ID a ·. lfJehtgln. mlllltea late:t O'Toole hit Mid Bollly, • member or the niuUoo stru whleh oaata four-minute _ . dlblnl ... HUJlll, tho wlmlngeat <;o~legl­ Garr Steele .., • 52-yard JJOII Junior varlfl;y at tbe beginning 14,000. The waoprompt.. Drat half, to ball111111 the' WU. ate baakelball cOileh In .tho naill the oeaaon, sprinting In from ed 1>7 Cu lluaaoll, former eats• leed from four to Upolall, tion, otarted guard Mfkl> Ca!MQ' tho 13 wljh 8:05 left In tbe .Amerlco, and 1>7 K111tueky tbMI crtllll ...-. and eonter Dan lsoel, both llll)lb- Wolverine he says, ..that was cltmu::ed ~ther hand,. has. be~n the phys- omoros, and tbey .responded With tho rt Of MJehlgan baakelball lly fa\:. a 49-32 lialiiiiDe built. JlO!'Iod. Cartwrl&bt's malloriW By· TOMMY THOMAS llllxlng or hla playa bad Arley's N• • S W. by the usc game tblo year. 1cal and Inspirational force 28 anc1 18 points respectively - · befuddled as be hit .., ports roter We came wlthla one point of that took a good team one! • ' aliA~-· ol slumber. Taylor for 13, Cluk for nine N E W y 0 R K-(N E A)- winning the aational ehamp- brought It to the verge :.of =RS . ADDS TWO PLAu:. ancl 11 and """'IY .for nine to UCLA may not be No. I but ionshlp so I .feel we've noth- greatness. The pros lndlcJte strongly DAYTON (I]PI) -The Dayton Gary Beban certainly is. Ing to be ashamed of.'' '?. sat up the ljluehdown 11111, he wW be the flrat player Gems of the lnlematlonal Hoe NaVY's much-maiiHned doThe AU-American · quarterAs for his f i n a I varsity felloe waa lhorod ldmltobly 1>7 ehooen Ia the dralt of eollege Of ~ added two P tbr!IO otartero- c:ornerbaoks Jer- back, a native of Redwood game a g a i n s.t Syracuse talent, and Behan Ia not baab- to their rooter SaturdQ', , ry Moll and Jim .Sbepjlord and City, Calif., has been named (UCLA lost 32+14), .Beban lui. He expects to play on any Dorenoeman IIW H . was aatot;y Shelley Buttrlll- but It the outstanding college foot- says, "That w~s like asking club that lapo him. reoalled from Sfrll!"'oe, N, Y,, woo the MJc(dlea• top veter.,, ball player of 1967 and the the Old Graf Mare to make "Sincethelea•ues merged," or Eaalem Le!'lliO anclwlnde(111 o!ve Mid U1CI team Cll!ll- recipient of ·the first annual one more tnp to town. · The he sa~s. "l don't think about serthe Gerry returned from LAFAYETTE, La. (I]PI) Bill Dow, wm eo!ler:tod theiiMI NEA-NCAA P I aye r of the seniors tried to get the Other negotiating or playing for anx Oklahoma Mazur Cll;l' of the Centro! kids f i r e d up .but couldn't. · Lfchlnlnc an d thWldoroll>rmo NaVY polnta when he taokled Year trophy. partlctllar club. I'll just W81t ~. Warrea Western Reiene; Klrtl foreocl pootponema or lhe tblrd Army ldeker Nick Kurllko In Following the Army·Navy Everybody was · really dow~ till the draft and see what raund 'Ol a.. CaJ\11 Clalole golf tho Mid zone In the fOOil'tb game on ~lee . 2,. NEA Sports after: losing to the Trojans.u Erwin, Cuyabop Falla~ · happens." ., c:-11 .Dole .~ · , U;lllrlllment here Sai:QrcJa,y. ' quarter · Editor Murray Olderman preJ;3, e b Iii n' s J:orilpetition for Has Beban tried to leiih land st. li!natluo; Ken· • • ~ Tournama olflclolo ol1d they Sol then II11U Ar~a 111m- sented Beban with the trophy headlines this season came from the pro quarterbacks? SenlUak;y. Alternates ..... · :.' have sche41led tbo 11na1 t w o llld for a wlille it clld not seem on nationwide ABC television. from USC's O.J . Simpson and " Yes, I've been following Krall, Toledo c..lrol· DW ' to c:ome toO late. All$' Van Beban displayed ·the same Purdue's t.eroy Keyes. Gary Fran Tarkenton and Burt ......Ia for Sond&v · · Wemeeke, c.~ 1' 1 111 JoiJn Lots or llayward, Calif., Evana retuned a punt 36 yards poise on camera he showed rates Simpson the best he's Starr quite closely," he says, Port Clinton. hold i one stroke 1eac1 at 1 h e to midfield, O'Toole eamo In to while leading the Bruins to seen. " because of their contrasting ilm Mid ill the 'oeeand round Frt- &1!1 lhlnll Kolo& The Codata victory in 24 of his 31 varsity And he calls Tennessee and styles . I've a I s o watched l.Gol do1. He waa 10 "'*'r par at marehed to a oc:ore In 11 pii,Yo games. He I Irs t gained Southern California the two Craig Morton (Dallas' .backup ' tho· · Oold>ourne COillllry Cili> w1Ui Moote going over left national acclaim when UCLA best clubs he faced . UCLA man), since his college days eourae wl1b a score or 67-67A pan for two polilt8 upset Mike G a r r e t t and heat the second-r'!led Vols ort at California." lst. Beban's touchaOW·tl run in the Army IJ1I 111 llnol TD In an Souther~>- California to gain And bow about the "Great Tied ror aeecJIId place wore dying minutes of the season explollve m11DII81', The Cadeto the Rose Bowl berth his sophOne" tag, which may not be UarQ' Flec:kinan o( llousiiJII and opener. The Bruins remained IJJI tbo ball 1he Arm)r omote year. so advantageous w h e n he Laurie Hammer or Saruota, 48 00 unhealen till that ~~-~ loss to reaches rookie camp? wiUi 7:23 In tbo 11na1 . Another upset followed, this FIL, 1oore1 of 67-68-135. " I'm sure there are people ' Deadloeltod In fourth plooe IJI8I'Ier and IICOl'ed 30 - · time over national champion USC at the LA Coliseum. f3eban, a proven performer on campus who think I'm a were Jaek Morrlgumery of Fori later on O'Toole' a masterM 52- Michigan s.t a t e on New yard pass to steele. Year's Day of 1966. Beban for the past three years, hod snob because of that name, Worlb, Deaa 11e1nan or - · · NaVY Mlded tho eampalsl, stunned the Spartans by g~id­ to face a more challenging but actually my friends have da, Yd.. Bob Smith of given me the roughest time. a rwslng oueeeas, at 5-4-1 ing the Uclans to two qutck situation thap Simpson. - · Caiif.; MlJier Rubor of Shennan, Tex. • and Dlek Craw. while Arm)r eoncludod Ita touehdowns that stood up for 0 . J. , ~reat as he is, plays That's a good line for a com.: se- atrallllrt ~ seasoo. . a 14-12 win. He says that was on a great team. His blocks edi&n to Jiave fun with. ford or Beuav1ota. Ark. "And, believe me, all my · Whm play was bolted 60 or For eoaeh ~Ul Elias, It was his biggest thrill in college are prov)~ed by r~gy line· . the 75 P.n&Uota bad teed elf .. Ill• Drll vlc!or7 over AJ'!IIY football. men who av.erage 225 pounds friends are comedians." a.. -....ept oourae. Guato of atnce taking over Navy fooll!all "The whole eollege cereer and have speed to mat.ih their · 1110re than zo mph .mtng lbo In 1985. He pnvl..,ll.y bad. was q u Itt! .an experlenee," ruggednees. Beban;; on the · ~bad piAJed Ua and lOll · a lllllle. . . I above par Cll ' " Drat nine. The a a d d.0 n tllmclorltorm brou&llt wiUI It tbe Drill hea"J nln In tblo area In IOV8l'OI ;:.?I.,t• .. --- ...- Te.nnessee Swamps Vanderbilt 41-14 Inspired Mid~hipmen Stun Cadets, 19 to 14 10-3 Victory GIVEN AWAY FREE ... , " 5 ' 11H17 Rebels Seore Club ' SUnday,--·· -e Christmas '+ ...... ·• ~; Kentucky Rips Mic gan OUR"l968; . . .. ....·--- • a 38.7 yard average per klek. sprinkler pipe and 4,000 sprtn• Those winning letters lnelud- kler h'eads, belleved to be the , .. .:O.'If~"$t wrlnkler sYstem under ed: Qne roof In l, """"'"'Jy aircraft factory bu 2110 miles of Ttmeo- ...- Krem-. wu. STAll PASSER DALLAS (UP!)- Jerry I.evias, lt!lr pass catcher for Sootbern Metbodlat Unlveroll;l', wao recuperating In a Dallal hoapltal tnday alter undergoing surgery for a fracture of a . taelal bone under his right eye. The hospltol sold . Levial underwent aurgery Frldo.Y lftcl the operation .was a.~ccess. He waa InJured In laat Saturday's game against Boylor. • .... V-- ·we can furnish floor plens, ell materials, · fr" ,estl'metes and counseling service . frl.endly . . . . • • • Navy Pulls Off Big Upset, Trips Arm:y Ca~ollna's one! Honrdllkrlver. Dlllall . . . . - th 0 ~-" Jfoll Valuable Oll•slvo !'lt.Yer TfOIIIIY and Jimmie D. Walker, ... Moot Vllluobio l>erMIIiVO PII.Yer Trophy, Tuo~ nljillt at tho ·~·· lllilual - . ball bonQ101 atSauthweotornHI&b Coaoll SteYe Slllot g a v o a brll!l' ·........,.y of tho 1967-. ~ ~u~ _ ball w••• -·· a fow n iliHil'l and Ullod t b e baekl lftcl their bldiYIUI ef, rorto. Col<h Stllea wu 'llld< to .......,t"' U., bird work 01111 ~red by tho w olfoctlve bioeklng ol the lfll&. eru Af:hletle Booster•~ Club, tbe man. han-... <llmaxed 000 ill tho moll! He otated: "WI- the bloek, IG-nlund bout. JUe;'IIUI Hl&lllancler football tng and tlrelen ollorl ol t b e lolantaalll IIUI Gonzaloa OWl,!' seubao In .... hllllor)' or South- UtlemOD, ... ba<kl WOOIId not with a IDIUblng rllllrt book to weotorn Hlal> !!(boo!, be geWng the yerdqe tbOJ PIJ>. the head. Tho knockOut como at other awarc!Oancltrqlb!eowent ed ao often." 2:40 Gl tho I'Oillld. to tho follcovlng playero: Co-eap. Coleh Slllea olao llllVe the Col' SENT BACK . lllao _ Jimmie D. Wolker anc1 lowinl otaUIIIea, -we~ Pli"ISBURGH (1]11) - The Howard Shriver; Voat !Dum>¥· llllod Drat: . Plttoburii!l Ponaufnl have .._ .eel !'I (Ue) - CurUo Bal._ Toto! n~abing - 1•584 yarda, J D W LKE allned defeniiOIIIIII Dune MeCai- d"' ~Robert LaW&Gn· Star anc1 OIJPIXIentl,· 1,296 yard a; Total ' • A R lum to lbo Bo!Umote Cllpporo "Croas Bone• Award ...! Rlohard , poaatng yardale - 666yardo, 01>llcilert U.aon, 160 • pow>d of the .A m e rl c a n lloekJty Dillon and CurUo Balldell; Flrll ponenta, 426 yards; Totololfenoe IIOIIIor hallback, fllie punter, carLeague. Team SVAC Dream Team- Rleh- - 2,250 yarda; opponents, 1,722 rled ball 55 limes for 523 yards, M.Callum . came to lbo ard Dillon and Don Garber· Jloa. yards; First downa- 102,_. • • - ill 9,5 ,yards per carry; Penauinl In a trade wilh the onblo Monllon All.SV AC..: Jim- ents,. 89; Polnto ~red - 201: . 51 y!Jrdo pus receiving for toNew Yorl< n_. lut 1111111- mle ll Wolker Curtis BolodMI opponent& 117, regular sea...,, to! olreriie or 57f. yards lndud• • 80 yards, _......,none I n - tng Ioven ~.......,s for 42 mer. 1 oe...., oc~a. ' ~- points. IT'S HERE!IATTHE 1 Sootbwestom punters hid 2t Rlmard (Georsel Dillon, t7~ ' ' ' ' 1 punta for 838 yards, an average JIO!IDd senior end, 11110111moua of 35.3 yards per punt; wi- · SNAC end, e~ball33Umeo counting a.ree bloeked punts, tbe for •119 yards, &ver&i'll of 3.6; t. cau!lllt 23 p&aaos for 408 yards average wao 39,9 y ~·· K · · Next y01r's aplalns ere and 10011 olreoao of 527 yards; New patterns iD4 ldei!S .to cut the <Oat of mtting on named 11 ron s: Jlalmle D. sc:or!'d ....., iouehdowno and , Walker, CurUs Baisden and How- caught seven extra point paaoeo Jumbo jcta. This II an entirely new concept ID Kmt· ting, Makes It for anyone, even a beginner ard Sbrlver. · tol' 13 points, total or 55 points. to complete a In just 7 hours. Every knitter William Fadeley oatd groee Curt BolodOD, 155-iJound half. wants to try t)le and now the . lower before the meal. Followlngtb e back, earrled 94lilllea for 329 prices make it in and let us show you ·•upper, omcers ot the boolters yards, averageof3.5yarda;puahow to (Knit It tomorrow) at rea· club were recognized and ol.so edf611me. .ndeompleted18for · recognbed were all or the work- 365 yards and four touehdowna; oonable ero wm helped In 81\V WI.!' wiUI scored ltve touehdoWns ancl 30 Potterns women and children. tbe foolholl progrom. Thla lf<IUP polntt. See our Christmas Canis, Gift was cited for their work ...,. il9ward Shriver, 150,poundjun. . Wrapping ,IIemo. trlbuted to bulldlng new b!Oieh· loriWiback, eerrled49tlmestor . ,;-Tho- • '1!11-.r ,._..S..Awt,. ~....,. _.....,. s, 1N7 . ......,........ ........................"......... ~..... ,__...,.,. ~-- • , Pft(INJ; 773-5583 1 .. ' ' .J.;l ' t'. 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Walout Ridge 51 Worthington 62 Bexley 46 • Grove City 52 Gakama so Groveport 53 Hilliard 51 Westerville 85 Mllllln 81 Londoli 79 M1117svllle -68 Pl .. aant VieW 55 Wh!tehen 50 Franklin Helgltls 53 lleynold1o burg-48 • ·-·~ RAC,INE - The Southern Tor.. h8doU · IUlrered their oecood atraltlrt oeiiJack . of the 1967. 68 eaae aeason bJ clrapplne a 49-36 doc:latoo to Glwster bore Frldq.nlstot: 12. Sophomore Tom Trace and Senior Jomea SloonbOrn ..ch tal· Ued 'IO, Tom Diddle, Southern'• 6ft. senior, took ocorlng honors of !::~t~.;l~a:. ::~sio .. ,..:• traetlve off~r. lbe coadloa picked Bill Wwana of ~ ~.!: ~-!"~ Dick llalnes of Dover Uo pilot 1be South. Both ooaebel will Hleet · :::.. aaslatants each lot 111o • ~U1I I WUklno ,_ COIICbed teoma II! ·IIJIII ,ltl!il fall, and H wiD be tho flrll lime either hao beea bead coaclo Ia tho all-.- - . Tho vot.ru WUklns aooed out Bob RtubiiD i>f· onee • beolen ~ ·lor tho North lab. Bob CommiDp i>l ......... Slruthero wu . - 1D llill. For lho South, llalneo wm out ovar 'IJoloa .-z. of Verlalllea, tho IIIWo Clua A - . ball and ' ntarap · 111eBucbyel,.rea'"'OIIohtf JdllldM pero:eot!irun1bella JU' . cent It tho free IIIIo. Mar for'1lanl Jim ColoR wu tho onl1.,_\lf"nt.-r11Drtho 1-rl, p1tbw 6 of I ( - - -rl BoWI"1ng wro from lloe vioUors'. Tloegamewas ":~ Me'-• llarters, Gilkey, .. Swan ani TaiiiOehUI, hit over 40'l. llrun the tleld, and Conde, plll)'ed tho Jut three quarters at guard, hits of 121or 42perce~ Teamwloe, Moll• hit 37 per ce.from tho llOid, 57 per cent at tho free uno. · • r • • 0 1·0 0"-0 Crawford • • • • , 1 ).11-3 3-3 TOTALS ••• ,15 55-16 17-11 AVERAGES • • 2p% 1i4S MANILA (UPJ)-" A masatv• military . operstloo lnYoiYiq BOIIlo ;o_oo _government g._ lalled ....,._ to tum up 1111 trace of the Communlot band tiW ambu- and killed a elx-man Plrlllwlne patrol and t1<o clvlllana Tloulii!II.Y. The "bla hunt wao l11111eiieof ID the Concloba swamps, 70 miles IDih of !Unlla, for tho blild believed to number 20 to 30 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Well Jetlfttii 78-llimlln 7S New illblll1 73 ·-C oil. st. Marya BILL EASTON Porter, Ohio 69 CoiL MohaWk 83 Dutoo Klier 77 Colo. Watter"' 52 Deiawari 37 Upper · Arllneton 63 Mt. Y81111111 50 . Laljg:e Seleetlon fu ·sleek -- -~ Poatoo'o 22. Clluek Kemper picked up 20, Ollld Mark wenond 13. For the losers, Steve Jeffen pumped ID 20. Logan led the entire pmo. Wellston pulled within olx Ia the llnal mlmoto of play, 7&-70, but lalled to catch the hlgh-Oyfng Chiefs, Kemper pulled doWn 22 re- Logan al10 111111, . . $15.9510$29..95 GLOVES Rldil\i Plf!ts I ',, . l I ) . Have a Balf ~? You ean't lillu, with a Honda in the famll1 thi1 Ctu-Ytmaa. You meet the nieeat peop~ Deer killed were chocked Fri. dajl at: Gallipolis (Bob Saomders Qua. ker Slate Service Center)- Dave Phillips, RL 2 Patriot, a buck Ia Greenfield Twp. Vinton (Jim Myers Sohlo Set· vice station) - Gary RO)'IIOido, Columbus, 6-polnt buck In Morgan Twp. i and Clarence Hash, V1nton, 6-polnt buck In Morgan • Memher of Mlddlepcirt Merrhanlo Glfi-A-Rama --- MIDDLEJ'()RT. 0. "'" ·•·"·-·~- . Used Cir lot Middleport . --··... ·--·-·-.- · . -· . fl- ... .............. __ _ ·.....-..··- - -.! . -~· . '11 *' ~i IT ~ ,M >1'1 ot :f{ ./!t r. T ,h • Cllecked with Game Protector Tornllloaoo - Jolm McNeel, Rt. I Oak Hill, 6-polnt buck Ia RaC<Cl<llllwp. Thi-s Car Will Be Given Away " Absolutely FREE At 3 P.M. December 23, 1967, At City Park Get Your FREE Tickets 23" Black &Whitt' · · · · ·· · At · 23" Color .. · .... · ........ Gallipolis Motor Co. Your Chevrolet-Oldsmobile Dealer BUY THEM NOW AT No Purchase Necessary! 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BOYS!!! . ; . < ., 56 · FreeGift · · I '' BerYl D81Ul)' Xavier 85 VIlla Mo-.. 78 FREE . For Season Total Of 37 IUD, 3-0-6; Prose, D.-2-2;' Buell, 0-1-1·. JI:IS. Reaene1 - Patera, n .. 0.:12; Coburn, 1-1.-9; Osborne,· , 3-1-7; Neii<MI, 2-1.$; Da'fll, 1· 0.:1. . We Haft 33 cars,& Truck~ to~ From ~ c- acorln8: ----~--------~~--~. ' See Us~ You luy I Oitt ~Good DHI ' l ' . Salesm....::Emersori J~..' -diH Mtllilp~o- · '. ¥ • .' ! Eddie Fife-~an Th!'!"pson -;• . OtitTHE Sf'OT.FtNAJIICIHGo .. ' OSLO (UPJ) . Mohammed OHIO COLLEGE BASKETJI.U.L Soultta, 1361~ • Algeria stopped By United Pr111 lntem:# s! Tore Marnusaen, 135'.11 , Nor- Ohio Slate 95 U,ofCaut.Daoblt way 1, Maml Union 70 Wellllnl a.. Four Deer Killed Friday ) I . .a NEW YORK (UPJ) - Re~v_!•7, Orr, 3-1·7~ MattJH,ws, 3-1..7; Albert, 1+8; i i !' the reserve game, 39-32:. Box seore of the varoi\Y pme: LOGAN - Anglo 3-0~; Cnoloe, 6-4-16i Kemper, 7.6-20; Poskl1, A..A-22: WeUand. &-1 ..13; Trow. bridse, 1-il-4; TOTALS 32-17-al. WELLSTON - Jetlen, 5-10· 20: Hulbert, 5-3-13; Downard, GALLlPOLlS - Hunter& kill. ed only tour deer In Gallla Coun\Y Friday but It bnoughl the kill lor lhe 1967 five day 11Uft deer season to 37 animals kill· ed, lour more than the 33 killed durinl a com])lll'able five day season last year. . Gallla Coun\Y G...., Protec· tor Kenneth L. Tomllasoo aeld Saturday oot enough hWIIers were out the last da,y of the sea1011. Had tlooy been wt, Friday's kill would have e(J.Ialled Monday's kill of 12 animals. A light soow Thursday made for excellent tracking the last day. . Parez. ISB'h Rlec> · ~ "" pOd JimD17 Melllour, 161, I! ROME (UPI) - Sandro Maz. cia 6; _Ray c..,, IW , ,.J zlnglol 154% Italy "'-<! Joe Rico drew TGIII BsDn, Gon@eo, 1Slt. , France •. 157, New York I. lo( JACKSON ;_ Tloe Gallipolis of a stroll1Jacklon reserve s(fl&d Frldajl o1abt. Leading ocorera for lhe Blue Devil reaerves were Beep Mattbews .Mike -orr, eaeh witi GOGGtls· . ! ·-·- .... . Fight llesults ' B',-·u;.ttecl Press lioa.matlonal Blue Imps Drop Opener, 53-29 WINDSHIELDS ! .................... '"' By~l: W, VL last n!Shland their Blue Devil Reaene team aut~ lered a 53.:19 defeat at tho banda • ·---- ------- WCXt --r loci. The lllgltlandc:rs played llan- H_~LMm 196'6. FALCON L -r, TRANS•....RADJO-I HEATE'R . I 1.. LoJIIIIl, .. • .22 22 18 1t - ll wen-. •• a 28 1v u - n Re"'"ea- Lopn31Woll I 22. 53-34. Lopn eloo hit 11 ., 39 free IDI&el while Well...., hit 23 of 33 from thO foul clrcloo. Logan led 22-8, f4.,36, and 62-55 at .tho Ql8l'tei'DI8rkL LIIS played Marion • Franklin lall night. Well...., playa at Alhono Frldll)'. It wa1 the SEOAL opener f o r both .,.acil. The wtnnen placed four men in double· ~~. paced by Greg n- S·U..ZU -.......... $299.00 up 2 D()OR-;-6 CYL-STANDARD . bolmda ror tho winners - out. rebounded the amallor Rockool1, LOGAN - Powonw L o g a n cbnped Wellatoo 81-73 Frldajl nl&lrt IQr ltueeond llralslll har<lwood victory. Tbe"losolmt Wellotoo will> a 1·2 aeaooo Crecord. .!; J!OR THEIR £HRIS'J'111.4$t W-W TIRE5-LOCAI, QWNER • ""'""*"" . ,At! ' , so "'* -...... ··- cl:;: • ...::.r:il men. ! . Logan Cops Second -Win cf1n1 Buclolyes tho 81111 a Werry •• ·• • • • .0 1-G 0-0 bench maintained their mm- TOTALS • • •• 18 -45-17 21-12 J10 -nllartersgotlnloultroubAVERAGE ••••• ~ $7',1; trouble, Gilkey, lor example had three NELSONVILLE-YORK fools wblstled oo him by tho end PLAYER PF FGi{ of tho fir t ' uarte and sat ;... Coke • 9 6 2 . s q r• -~ r• • • • • • • • • • tor a time, in the second quarter. Ennt.a •••••• l 8..2 ·S..S Tannehill had blo fourth late ID Polley , ••• ·• 8 ' U-2 ' t-1 the third quarter, sat out the rest KIMI- • , • • 3 9-1 2-1 of 'thet period, and ball of tho T)'9. • .. • • ••• 3 3·1 Ltl fourth -*Widrlfwli>it'llli''rutii'F'f>I~ Q·I ·. •:•'QI\ ~' 0"' 4"1« ~1, no 0 i . Highlanders ·In 66-63 Loop Win 1...,• Ple~e ~ JACfisoN - Quite a to-.i- flrlta"!llre cbalked up bere Friday nlgbt IIIIer c-h·DUke Burson's GAHS Blue Devils nudged Jackom 837111D atllri1U1111 overtime bailie. It ws1 GalllpoU•'• lint ~ague game of the year, and their llrat open~!'~~ league win ~ years. , . It wu the t1rit time tn nine 7ear1 the Gallians defeated Jackson at JackiOil.· It wat the tlrlt tJ.me.ln four year1 a Blue Devil hardwood quintet defeated the tromneli in 'baaketball, havfirw: lost seven in 1 row to Jackson, and 15~tbelr last l&gameato the Iroiunen since the 1958.; · 59 campolgn. The victory left the two teaml even after 43 years of actlvi\Y 1 with 33 wtns each. •.-..v ::::· ''$').'. :«««»-.·.-;:::.-.-:::::·;:::;:M..:·...-.}........~.,.""~:{~~:·:-.&·W..b"W.-•v.-.- :::«u<z. Il1 Tamoblll let tho Yahiiloira with 12 pointo, Coke bad :!'tor 1bo BucJceye hiP. , In re-bw. tho Butillfol..., · 29, the 27, Gilkey led with 10,_Tanneblll had 9. 111e Bllclolyo reoernl bad 1111 "i'UY time ·with c-h Tt'!7 011· Molao ,........,., n1n1: U·:le. t.owtrlqr hadU for tho - n , Joa Klooo lied I and Pal Ardoor 7 tor Molp. BY QUARTERS NeiiOIWIIle-York 11 25 _31 U Mello 10 2236 46 NElS, -'YORK: Coker 6-t·t3; Ennis 2-3·7; C. POll•¥. 2-1•5; KIMIIOO 1-1-3; '1')'o 1-l.S;,Fiek 1 1-3 PierceD 0 0 Crawford3• ; •• ; 3-il.-TOTAI.S 16 (11 of 17).43. MEIGS: TBDnoblll 3·1•12; GU• key t-1-9; Myero 0-2-2; swan f. 2-10; Ander"'"' 0·1-1; AU111-0·2; C - 5-G-10; Werry 0-G-G•. TOTALS, 17 (12 o( 21)-48. Ol!lclala: Rels ani RIIIMll. MEIGS INDIVIDUAL ' PLAY!lt Pf FG FT Tannehill ••• · • .• S- 7-3 9-8 Gilkey • • , • • • 3 9-' cZ-1 Myero .. . . . . . . . 1 2-G· 4-2 Swan.: •••••• 1 lo-" Z-2 Ander,... ••••• 2 1-0 2-1 ' Jackson . 83~79 In· · overtim~ BY JIM PORTER m JACHSON - ,Coach DUke Burson's Gallla Academy Jllsh School Blue Devils woo thslr oea100 opener at Jackson Friday n1g1rt by deleatq the lronmen 83'.. 79 In a htgh.acarillg overtJme thrlller. Spe~ the Blue Devil attack was torwant Larry Mitchell who .f:~::::::..:::::.:~§:~::::::.o:>.::~::?-:o:~f:-:::&.:.:::::?:~~::::~};:;m~a,;:;::~~.::::~;:..::::;::~JS:,~;:;:;.;o:e-X::?pw:nped 32 pointl thrqh the hOopa to lead all scorers. ~ · · loiitihell •!lot an lmpronlve Tho contell wa1 tied 16 time1; ·60 per eent from 111o tlold, •• and the lead exclwl&ed band8 well aa 66 per coot 11-om the 10 tlmoo. Jackooo'o biiii!Oit lead foul line. was a.. points, 14-11 and IS. Even more lmprealive, how· 11 ln u.e flrll half, GantpoUa• . ' ever, wu the overoll team of- •b11111011 load was 10 points, 5~ fort lha BuriCIII&ns displayed. 42, and 56-46 at the end of the ' Including MHcllell, four Blue . tblrd otanza. Devils aoored - l o ligures GARS shot 53.6 per eoot from •• 110111or guord Butch Cordell 111o Door and 56,3 from tho foul cllalked up 17 po!Dta, 'OOith guards Uno. JackiOD had 52.5 from the BY DICK THOMAS Jim Gnmore and Lee Bur1011 Door ond 61 per coot from the adding 12 eaeh. line. GALUPOLJS - The Kyger Creek Bobcats almost pulled the gaJJJe out Tbe visiting Galllpolllanl ellABox acore: of the fire Friday nlgbt at Southweslern High School but Coach·Lloyd n't get U< nm as much against GAllS - -Mitcball, 15.2- 32; Myers Hlshlandors flnlshefl strong ID eke oUt a 66-63 wiOI over the the taller Jack.IIOIIIQJadaa Coach Cordell, S.l - 17; BurBOD, e. vlslt)rv Bobcats. Bur10n bad hoped. but the fast 0 - 12; Gilmore, s..2 - 12; With a minute aqd eight seconds to go Kyger Creek had narrowed break was really unnecelllary Spencer, 2-2 - 6; Henry, 1-1 the margin to 62·'60. Daye Beaver, a S..lO senior, sunk a layup for a as the Blue Devil cagera ran - 3; MeadoW,., 0-1- 1. 84--60 count. George Dillon, 6-1 senior, was fouled twice bv Chuck pattern playf againlt tho Jack· JHS- Hmi~ 11-7- 23;Mount, Bradbury, 6-2 Bobe¥ junior. b116;Jnlsaed both shots. · 1011 man-to-man defenaewithper- 10-1 21; ureen, 8-3 - 19; At the 16 ~d mark, Bea. lectlon. DeStephen, 2-3 - 7 l Rice, 3- ver scored on a crlp to put the GAllS, oven thousll loading 0 - 6; Mopes, IJ.3 - •· Highlanders ah d 66-6 1 Jim next game this week will be a1 moat of the game waa nover · ea • Eastern In Plk c ~F 1 reeiiy out of troubl~. Coach Dave _Score by Quarters: . Whim, 5-10 )lnlor Bobeat, had ' day night. Ky;er ~;.;,cl,00~: 9 29 ~6 14- 83 been fouled by Beaver and made lalned Falrlaad of Lawrence Floher•o lronmoo were con- Geni)10Jia -~•- 11nc11ng weak opotsln the Jackam 14 27 46 74- 79 hla seeond llhnt. With the seconds ~---· last ni~ Next -k•--.1 Devil" • dJ lindUcldng away Whim wao fouled ~·" """ --B ue ~ zone ••eooeM . agalri' by D.;.e Notter 6-l ...,_ end, the Bobcats play 1w<> games. In!! lanl<;y ro.....,.d Bob ount. lor, under lhe basket as he Kyger Creek goes toMelgsCounwtde open HVeril ti~es beneath made Kyger Creek's last buc.- ty to meet Eastern on Friday the Jackam basket. ket. White missed the lr 111 night and SouthernLocaloiMoiJ<s So cloae w•s tho 111mo. In fact, · with one second 011 th": County Is at Kyger Creak next thO\ wloen the scoreboard clock , / . , an5 lhe IJI&IoJandc:rs WOII 6$.63 Saturday ni8hl. ahiJWed 0:~ rooiJoclY 110med \0 __,., · Bra<l>ury paeed Kyger Creek The win leaves the Highlandknow had woo. AI that polilt . NIMY CL. ASSIC wi111 23 )IOinls and 13 ebound oro with a 1-1 rec<>rd, not count. lhe score liOI 74-74, but l>llt. ' MQ Tho Bobcats bald th: edge lag last night's game, Kyger chell had juat sunk a bucket that ...!,rmalng•~;m by• =--~ th.:!; the boards with fS rebounds ID Creek was 0-2 going lnio t1oe oeemod m rip the net,!>l'eclsely W' ehl ., po F , 34 tor Southwestern. Dennl Fairland game last nlsllt. 8 When the ftnal buzzer sounded. over ~ m I c. ,. Gro 6-3 enl had 2 &.stern leads tile Southern Not even the officials knew Burke led the . drst place teaJrJ Br•!:::.-. s or, 1 points. VaUey Athletic Conference lot 11111'0 as the roar ID thoii,YIIIo witlo a 203-558 aeries, as B. TU- 10 -;,('23' and Groae eacfi made (SVAC) 2-G alter Friday night's nulum kept audlblliQ'· close to Ill was turning In • 199--5 63 for Fl a11~ the Ooor • 58..47 win over Hannan Trace · the laa!ng five ve ..... anders were In dou- Coa Dll , • Wl a1n- ble ftgures and that accounted ch Paul lon s Trace Wildzero. Neal! In • auranc~ but~ lor · all of the scoring Dillon cats are 2-lla the SV AC, In secBut the Um~ ruled th_at lain th1 l>lltchen's basket was too late, ~- e runner-<JPho Tiny• had 16 to pace the • d. ond place. and both teams were launched mar&&~, was art IS rt a1 I N..u.. &(JIB 1n1o three mUnrtes of overtime. Bargalnland """ a 3 game aet - r was next wi111 u. Jim western reserves alTloe overtime period was a over them. lol. Zeoli, of TillY'•• Walker, 5-11 iunior, had 13. Beaso a 31-29 win over the 80010 In Itself. With both teams turned ID the bl&ll for lbo ...,. ~~ 1 ~· ~arter. Kyger reek resenea in Frlpreo1ing IWI eourt, both mama inl with a 222-8_18 aerieL C. Nsal 1ng with 11: • 1<01'· d~ night•s opener. The little were drawing fools. led ·hla team ID aoorlng with a Hlgblinders . were leading 30-18 Mllehell comrerted a t h r e e 1,89-527, Tho game was actually won at. at 111o end of three periods but po1n1, p111 after drawinl a foul 1'be BIU. FClWIIaln Motel- and the foul llao as OOth teams were Kyger Creek dutscored them u .. '"' .nisf'IIIUd-"larold llowe who • Craddoclo'JJ, ServloeJI!atlm.opl~- • "''"" fJ"9'l\ !h.a tie\~ ~st. . l In the last frame. Richard had .jult scored. Now the seore their aeries at 4 pulilla each. ern made 28 of 73' toi- ' a8.3"per Stout had 15 points lor tho winwaa 79-76 Gallipolis with 1:50 L. Brown had a206-56llorCracJ. cent and Kyi!eJ' Creek had 28 ners and Jim Tyo hadiO,hlalolor rellllinlli ' dock's and -P. Alderlgl 2, 21~ ~ for 77, or 36.3 per cenl At the the loaers. GAllS forward Tom Spencer 567 lor Blue Fountain. : : foul line It was a dllrcrent smry. Kyger C<eek 10 13 20 20 63 bloeked 811 all -Important Howe B. Harrloon'o 214-605 seri., The Hlgltlandero made 10 oilS Southwestern 14 19 19 13 66 1hol' with 35 ....,.... left and led Skyline 1\.anel Ia a 3 il!lllll lor 55.5 per coot while the Jlob. Kyger Creek (63) - Buckley, Mitebell pleked up 111e loose ball, · - over tho Shoe c~. cats made ..... of 16 lor 43.7 1-0-2; Bracbu-y, 10-3-23; Grose, roclng lot 111e acore with whoae E. Painter with a 193' - pet cent. · . 10-1-2); Spaulding, 2-2-6; White, 526 was leading scorer. Top men on tho boards lor 3-1.-7f· Eblin, 1.-IJ.2; Reese, 1· aeconda 00 tiMi clock. Howe retaliated with a mark Standlnga: Southwestern were Dillon with 0.:1. otals, 28-7-63. 73 23 II rebounds, Walker with nlne "i]ve IIOCOIIdo' later making 111e Erma•a Aces Southw,stern (6&) - Walker, /~~ · -e8M8, GAllS,' ··. Neal's loauranco 61·. 35 and N - . With elgltt. Kyger 5-3-13; Dillon, 7~-l6j Beayer, Spencer drow two ·fools 1n tho TinY'& Bargalnlaad 56 to Creek's edge on the boards waa 6-0wl2j Carter, ~11; Notter, 11na1 12 aecondo, making both Blue Fountain · 50 46 In defensive rtboundL 6-2-lt. Totals, 28-10-66. 4~_48 Seothweotern Jumped to a 6-j) ellnchinll: lhe victory alter Howe 8\0:IIne Lanes Reserve score: Soutmtestern had made only one of a - - Shoe Center 38 lead early Ia U.o -first period 31, Kyger Creek 29. ~ free throw <IPIIOI'Illni\Y~ Craddoek'a Ser. Sta. 30 86 but Kyger Creek tied It 6-6 at Tbe buzzer IIOIIIICied with Galli· Worehlme's Clinic 28 68 the 3:55 .mark. . Tl!! _!llgltlandpollo on top. 83-79 · era led lf.-10 at the ..,d of the . • first period and lncreued It 53-43, going Into the 11na1 per. belOW). .. ' Hit Double Figures •=:W~ :"o:!~:.~ ~ : : : :: : :: J:~ t: · at board•, " No. Gallia Drbps· . 0:56. T!oere wu cheer~!'~~ lor lbo of. 90 43 Co t llelatl!llllromthehomeslde;...,. r.- T_,, Vallttl' 37 HamUtoo Twp. :141 ' . Cu.aJ Winebt... r 83 Col .. AcM- · e lflilli(' •;,' ·J Glouster Tops Southern 49-36. ...,.. - ~-, • Rt.160 ;u: s..an Your Cycle -Center AND YOU GET If I' FR9M '- ) I' ~ 3-3-8; ,...,...., U"'-"; ·ou. T IRO~~Rioe, t.i:9;G.._· 2-4-S• Roaeh f.O.I; Horvey, ~ l.$• ii,,;a, 71 Birtram, s.o. 6; KoYIIWJIIh, 1-3-5; Mabry, 1· 0-2; Ruosell, 0-2-2; Bqert, 0· 2-2; TOTALS 19-16-54~ By ~1: Athenl "1918162 6 - 71 - Ironton 13121217-54 Ado Reserves- !rootoo 47 • 0101 1 41 • e Tornadoes of Coach Jim 19 30 19 - 49 A Ia a rebUilding aeaaon, The Tornadoes hit 13 of 55 Southern 6 8 15 36 - 36 00 lralled lad of every CIIU'IIIIIs fr<lm 1bo tlold lor 24 per Friday's High GLOUSTER - Leeper 1-1-3, ter. -~"";;rhlled onl1 two coot while Glouster hit oo 17 Trace t.•-iO, Erwin 4-4-12, Mepolftta ID tloe .,..... of 43 att<nnpts lor to per cent. Celland 2-$-7, SboMorn 44School Scores ter. Tloe holts Glou1- 10, M. Swart 2-2-6, D. SwariiJ. Glwster'a Tomeats bed fer 31 to 21 with Southern's 1-1. TOTALS 17-15-49. Cioyahoga Falls 90 Akron Central pl11er1 hH Ia - e flsure• Steve Sillier haYing 12 to lead . SOilrHERN - T. Diddle 7.f. 65 ' -· 18 Norris 2-G-4, T. Protlltt 1during their ....... ... In thet deportmoot. Akron East 62 l!"arbertoo 47 Glouster's Reserveaalsoscor- 3-5, Shuler t-3-5, Stewart 2-0galnll tho Meigs Countlafts. The Sprlnafleld 39 Ravenna 35 Y!sltor 1 were poeed by Sopho. 011 a 311.:19 victory Ia the pr&- t. Totals 1 :~- 1 0-3 6 • • Wamrloo 87 Windham 63 l,tiOI'e Greg ~ who hit lor Umlnary conteit. Dan Smith's Belpre 66 Fort Frye 54 · Waterlord 60 Marietta st. Mary ,I • 4&;-•· .·n · ~· • ·~'"'1"''' :f' Warren 76 Newport 54 Edgertoo 58 North Central 33 l · " ll e!\ Mansfield Senior 66 Fremont I . Roos62 ALBANY_ Coaeh.R~Shlv&Lorain st. Merys 86 Cel>lrel41 l.v's North Gallla Pirates clnJp. pOd a IIIJ.43 non-leaaue basket. Ashland 69 Lancaster 53 ball OOritell to Alexander here Miami East 58 Newton 53 Frldajl nlglrt. Xenia Woodrow WU100 80 By ROBERT GRIMM Brm Bacevlch of undei'.Forreot Ervin paced.eight Alex. Cedarville 53 CIDclmatl Roser Bacon. Bac&- · andel' scorer• with 20 points • . UPJ ~Writer Dayton Carroll 61 Dutoo BelCOLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's vich """ believed the larorlm Fred Deel had 14 for tholoaers. · mont 51 hlsll ochool rooa.au coaches to land the South coachinl nod. Fairmont Well 75 Colonel Whim NORTII GALLIA (43).- Groen. Tho 32 • member board of dlbeve turned doWn a $3,000 offer M lee, P~! Ul-4; Hager, to take p$rt Ia tho "Big $3" all· reetors lallructed Federle! to U7·,3-4-10; Toledo Central Catholle 51 Morr!l.....,. Deei,6-Z-14; star grid game ID Hershey, PL, oppollll a committee m stuclY G~ - 0-2-2. T~a- 1&-U.fil. Fairview 36 1 tho matter of111e Herllbey, Pa., Fairborn 76 Vandalia Butler 65 next summer. ALI!;AANDER (00) - Brooks, 'l1he board of directors of the game If apm10rs were still In- 4-0-8; Goas, 7-t..tS; West, 3-4-9; Xenia 89 Sarlruzlleld Shawnee 49 Ia pla!'lng Ohio In 1969. Hamlltoo Girl!eld82Miamlllburg Ohio Hlglt School F - -terested The ... ..,, Biven lor turning Ervin, "9.$-20; PIIIIIY, 7-MS;Kin:Coaebes Association, meeting 63 cade, 7..2-16; Hacker, t..O.:Z;Vall, Carllalo 74 Middletown Madison bore U< aeloet the players and cloWn lbo 1968 game were that 1-G.:I. Toga) a- 39-12-90. , coadte• for next lliDlDler'l It would be too dltllcult to work -R eserves: AIOlllllldor 59, North 48 ' No11h • South game In Canlon, out seleetlan of lloe all-star• 011 Arcanum 84 Preble Mooroe 53 19 Gallla Hamlltoo Tall 73 Falrlleld 65 heard a PnlllOsal from IPJII&Orl such short notice. Federle! and By~ra: Celina ICIIS 75 Wapahooeta St. of tbe "Big 33" c:laadc to take Lima's AI Scrivner wool m "'-'· North Gellla •• 12 25 '30 43 the plaee of Texas ID tho an. sbey to _ obtain detail& of the Joseph 64 Aleundor •• ' 13 44 72 00 nual pme nat IIUIIDIIer on11 Cia. LaSalle 59 Cln. Elder 57 a week alter tho Ohio ;.!1-.Cia. Moeller 62 CID. McNicholas 49 game. Cln. St. Xavier 86 Cln. Roger The 8111110 would bave auar• Bacon 53 · 8llleed lloe Ohio eoacbea llfOIIP Millersport 74 Herne UniOn 52 "-OOOt>lus 112,000 laseholarshlp Carroll 77 Fairfield Unlcm 66 " - and _ . ... lot a 33Newark 6t Lancaster 53 man oQiad with coaches ani Ealltern (Mejj!a) 58llannan-Tra'!' trainer&. SAYS'. 47 But 111o ~ Slate Glouster 49 Southern of Melp eoacbes, _.ntly bellevlnl It Counly 36 wou14 be too tllllcult m make Ill ksvlll • plana elgbt liiOIIths In ........,, eyersvllle 58 c e ~. Instructed 111a1r preal-. Ted Federle! of n....- c•-, m Miller Clly 66 Holgate 4t Portsmouth 82 Chillicothe 63 v• ..,.., Portsmouth Notre Dame 55 New tit¥ tho "-IIYIYanla - - • · Boeton 51 th1!11 would be lrden- In Po~ Ealt 67 Valley Hilll I~ turning cloWn tho at.. • YOU EXPEC:f .429 I I IFull pow.er .equipment, radio,·tintedg;zass, wls;w tire~. I - w-. WI.........., r-~~------------~----~------------10 c · ---, 65 Cadillac Coup~ De yille _ . $36001 ._ 7-1-15; IIQ. 8-t-2$; Handley • o-M; &+18; 0-!2; !lour, 0-1-~Hun, 11-M; Ll!>- '• In Loop Win, Four _... $5300 - 47-41. . Loll nlllbt, Alhona played Vlntoo Coont1 at home. lrootoo'o nat oome Ia agalnol Melp at home -Frl.•••·'.._t. .... ...... Box score of FrldoY'o varoi\Y tilt: . Btrrtl_., ATHENS - ·a: . I' Star Football Encounter 67Cadillac ~ aclan De Ville '"-- ~~':f.==~- · -Ill' Prep Coaches Reject All SMITH HONDA-FIAT SALES ' te1Dj1tl for a 1 ._-0 por cent. m8 hH 16GI20 free throwL . Alhona .-.oiled t1oa bQordo 'OOith 32 r-..clo. Rowhad 'Jdne ....,. for tho cllaiiiPI. Alhona led 19-13' -iheflrot period of aetllHI. II wu 37.:15 at hall-&le, and 53-371ollowlnl · JtwuUoonrst.._pmetor ,.__ -eiWa-rthelr.-oleel bamorl. T!oei!Uckeyosareh Iormor Nei.....Ule IIIII BuclUI· York 11oam1, and tho Maralldero are- Pomerw • MiddJepurt ani utland lld!dO<I • !IBA STANDINGS - RCoao:h. ~WoUo'~ Marouderll By Uolla<l Prell ~ . ~ lboeamewerecloWD8-', EAST . It at 8·8 With 1:20 ID tho . ' W, I.. ' first '1118i1er onMarkTannehlll'o ~-:.l)lbla :: _ ~ free 11orow, loll behlllclll-8, and llotrvlt IS IO •sss pulled U< 11"10 at tho end of lbo Now York 11- 13 :us quarter cmJUnlor JoeMyerl' J)OI.Ir Baltlmon 9 II .450 of free llorowo, · Clnclmotl 9 12 Dowu by 7 (25-18) mldwa)'lntho WEsr ~cone! quarter, •tho Manlldero • w. L, Pet. rallied 111 field ioalo by Tame· st. Loot' 19 7 ,731 hlil, and Jim Condetoelooe Sao Franelaeo 19 7 . •7:1 tho half 01125• 22 ; Loo Allaelos 12 l~ 5 In the third quarter, Conde'o 20 ~~ ~ 18 ·=50 lootA>rputMoJgsup28·27wlth4 . Sin DitiO . 4 22 ':154 mlaUies left. By 'Ito end, Swan had Frlda.v'l RoiQits bU fr<lm , the corner, 1:aJ1nehlll Baltimore 123-CIDcfllnatl 109 clroft In, COOde gotooe lrmo In PhHadelphla 133 Soattle1~9 !root of tho ke ,.., Rod Gilkey D·ston12.3Los•·-•es119 . Y_,.•.,_,..., aanl< a 10 1-r. Meigs lied 38 Chlcqo 102 Now York 100 pulnta while tho Buckeyes were Sin Fran. 12t St. Lools 101 c811111lw only a Qeld goal by 8-' (Only g8mes scheWiod) Carl Polley and olqrlelree throwo by Flck and Polley,lor31 points. . Tho MaraUders ..,..r trailed In tho Qnal period, though Pltll ED· nis's two free thrOw• with 57 seceight po1n1a led ~ Ia that . ondsleft tied it at 43-'_3 . T~.game. . hlll had exiled "" nve fools With Southern win open l>lld-Obko 0:58 left, Andersoo .coml!'llln, Veney Conleronee ~ ani hlttl!'llthecllncher!reethrOw at home againll Alexander tbls noted above witb 5 seconds left. outr-- • ~ltfftonotlt1 fftcludlnl MOe ._a ~~eaerve• ......s · l-$.5 · - ••• a. · 11-lf, • ~ ....., a J0-11 wlo ovar H·T Ide ro>1 ~ Jtller1 1tllrlllor. Bob llltdlle wit~ J-t.TotalolS.U-f7. elltd IIObU Ollld CalAEASTERN- KarUn f.O.I, B,_ ...U ob: aged tho Win- Bucidllt' 1-7-13, B.,-... t-2.10; - • wldla Norm -Swladl__.a IIX ~ U-f, ~ 5-4-14.; - · led 111e WQ- ,... 'to 1.-0-Z, BolO J.S-4i, ...-..L Total.-.18.58. "' " - The 5lmdtr Tlmto-!lonllnl,, S1n11iJ, - b e r I, 1967 Team ;Play ResultS Eut.ft\.t111D . ' . • . · -- -• · · • fllllll eallod c m tho Wbbo F-.J'...,. ..,..., BUCHTEL _ SOnlor Guard BW S..0.. poiiiD t1<o fro!lthrowo willl 1S J:a-.., piQioc a ...- tldl1\wdlr. ..~. loll~ bn!ak a 43-43 tie andCO.CIIJI&In Jim - IIJia of ball ID tho tint hall, 1• BY qUAK'l1!111c ·-- w 11aabold a 12-7 ...._,.litho - T n c e - 7· 211147-47 ltH-UWithQ.. oecondlnmalnlnl:topoiltholliOICI r · · - of tho flrot __.. ...s ...,.,.,. -12 21 15 51-51 kelball team ..,top ~oy ·tiW ...,.., ...rNti.....WO·York In t h o WU :1$-21 II Mlftl-~ .• 11-T - t-4-12, 1'11111 oaataro IJIIo ~ - r-t a r - litre FrlcltJ Dilllt- ·Athens Wallops Ironton moNTON - - ' 1 retw'n to the Soothoaatern Ololo Athlstle League tho firlt time In 37 yeors was marred by dolending SEOAL CQIO chaJIWiob Athena 79-54 here Friday nl&ht. Coach !;Iouck McAteo'o Bulldogs, bltllnc 57.1 ~ _cent of t!Mili lhols from the<flld, tralledonlymce- 7-6oarl¥ ID the flrll canto - before pullIng away· to aa e&IIY victory. It waa the INIOn opener for Coach Dick Myers Tlaero. Tho win left Alheao with a 1-1 .... son reeord. . Tloe Bulldog~ who have wm or shared the ..,oAL herdwood tiUe tar ftve atralghtyeara, placed three men In double ttaure•, paced by Dennis llapp'o 25 markoro. Roller Bentley had 15 and Dave Wickerham 16." l'ldJ Rice totaiOd nlne for Jhe smaller TJ. gers who conneeled cm 19 of 69 l'rOIQ the tleld lot a 27.5 perc:entaie. · Athens hit 24 of 42 from tho field. .. · From the ~1· C~ ~~ did ..... f>eiier, spiltdiilr ·l tie cords 31 limo• Ia 42 lt>- w-. _ , hod - ' loairo w1111 • GAHS Nips . Swan's-·2 Free ~o':'s At -:18. Mark Wms -TUt 1 -_..zu. · ,. ...... 11orow w..weot - .• moo _ • ·free -- - .. - -• -·to timeoandlt-Tpl11erodnwed 17 peri<Mialo &om the Eqioo. Jim Chadwell, 5-11 - l o r ward · for Eallem and Haman lnl-porlod. · • Troco'o 6-j) Dave Daniela ......... On4' pl.,..- lo alt ftOIII tho soorinl honon 'OOith 14 pme tift JOri<Miall wu oa•h. Othar playero U< t ID lhe WUdc:'!l&: D. "oelo. Boao ALL GAMES W L P Galllpolll •••• Metn •••••• IS - . ...S ' - 1 ~ lim~ 10, D. lllleell lloo hadl2tarthoWUkrto EttM pollia bj' Qldoollllld ob: bj' 8ta1 •m p..:ed 1be!!oll• b.. ''" -.... ..- b thefllalllllelntholul_.... u tho Malia Couab' .eli~> hit Jdne of 10 thJowl ._,.... ...,._ n=.- .. - SEOAL Cage .~tan dings l..olln •••••• dad>le a.ort1 'lllr tho lila c;r., _.Bill . • :·EHS. Tons SVAC A+ter 58~47. Victory · ·: · r · 'J_~ '-- · . · . · ·· . . TEAM • t Opener .Meigs Nips NelsonviU e-York In ?J ' . . . • ~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~·=·========~::::::::::::~::::=:~~~========~= ~ ----· --- ~ . . , ---~----.--- ____ . ._.... . . . .. .~ . . . . --~-~-..~·--·~·~. . . . -·~·~. . ., .,. . _4_. _,. .____ ., "'''f'~.....................,. ....I.. ,. "'~ ·~· ........... J j . __ ._from ' \• EY- _ ~-00 f•..- 4,91 ' ~~- · Meeker _ ft- 3.9S JEWBft . S~aftk _ tNmUD -~ t: T il · ·, ~ �. .. . .1- ftll. ~ .. . .. . .. . . .... .... .. .. ........ . . .. ... ... . -- lc ,_..-81 ¢teel , ~. ~ I , lN'7 ....... ............. . ....... . . ............. . ~ .--,·-- .. --· .. .-· • . . •~ . . . . . . . . . -Ill' - - TUPPERS PLAINS - c-h pr.,-aly ume.teo Homan • ollm 3$.33 ' *-It tho clooe of lloJI!II' Wr11bt'o Ia-., Eqloo Tr- here Friday nl&ht. the 1lllrd -"'<! bot JOII)Ied awu ·IntO tho *itoi-'o of Tho Eqies ..,. 'OOith an-· fr<lm tho 'fllllor"s lio ll)e llnal ... ~ V.U. Albi.Uec- .U U roconi on tho ....., Ollld elal<t mllout... Tho loaa lll'oncewillla ,l l-t791otoeyovv tho -laSVAC.pll1 held a theWQdcatll~1cmthe-' The aeore wu tied o b : cllr!Dc tho -Iller that WU 1111'---' •· . . . . . . . . . . I 0 39 22 OP LoJlllll. . . . . • 1 0 IS9 153 """""" • .. .. I 0 t7 41 1 83 79 .Nolo-York • • • 1 0 42 26 10 46 43 MolaL .. ... 0 I 2642 I I '1 128 us Alloe!ll • • • • • 0 1 u 47 1 2 182 1st wen...... • • • o t 22 39 .0 1 · 43 46 Gallipolis • . • 0 I 21J 53 TOTAlS. 4 f 299 299 0 54 l 131 •• FRIDAY'S RESULTS: It? Alhons 79' Irootoo 54 W L p OP • lialllpoiJs 83 Jacki<MI 79 (OT) I 0 81 73 ·Loari 81 Well- 73 1 0 711 54 ~olal 46 Nelo-York 43 I 0 ~ •• 7•• M FRIDAY.S GAMES: Ia ~ 1 0 46 43 Loo • at J •• 46 IIIII at a 100 0 I ~ wenotoo at Alhon O I 79 83 Nl Y0 k Gall~ll 1 0 1 73 81 eD~C ~ ~ 015479 • : 4 ' 4 538 538 Jack"'"' at Nelo-York RESERVES Wenoton at Meigs W L P OP Athens at Logan 1 0 53 29 Gallipolis at lrootoo o Athena •••••• Wellltm••••• llelo-York. ••• J:t"l: klmsroAi. ·v.JsJ.y - ' '''' J.. TEAM '-· ...,..... " " • - · " "• • •' Gelllpolls Moll• .. .. • Nel ..York. • · I Jacklon. ... Welllloo.. .. .... TOTALS SEOAL TEAM Jackooo •• ~ • ror • ... 1968 Models " ' WlthA . FIAT 850 SPORT SPIDER Compare the 850 Spider to other :::,~~~.~~~A~: price. 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NEW WISiw tires, blue meta Hie finish, blue in-. tertor, one local owner, Cadillac trade-in and Climat£.> Control Alr.Condilioning, f6s C.diHec Cala~ H; Sed. flimate .Control Air-Conditioning, l'ul grey interior - ·- - $35~1 ~ - - (l y wit'h heauti -1 . 1 .......;.;;, - -.J GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLe • . KAR8 & VlN ZANDl MOTOR SALES OPEN I EV~. TIL 8:RQ i : ; '·• POMEROY 1112·5342 •· MO~E . t .,, . Wheelersburg 94 South Webster 55 Colo. East 90 Cola. NorthJOIIId . 39 Cola. Soulh 49 Cols. Lindell MeKlnl_. 42 Colo. Welt 79 Colo. North 70 Colo.llooe E69 a - 83 Cols. WhetColo Central 64 Colli. Brooki...... 60 Cola. Marloo Franklin 58 Colo. Walout Ridge 51 Worthington 62 Bexley 46 • Grove City 52 Gakama so Groveport 53 Hilliard 51 Westerville 85 Mllllln 81 Londoli 79 M1117svllle -68 Pl .. aant VieW 55 Wh!tehen 50 Franklin Helgltls 53 lleynold1o burg-48 • ·-·~ RAC,INE - The Southern Tor.. h8doU · IUlrered their oecood atraltlrt oeiiJack . of the 1967. 68 eaae aeason bJ clrapplne a 49-36 doc:latoo to Glwster bore Frldq.nlstot: 12. Sophomore Tom Trace and Senior Jomea SloonbOrn ..ch tal· Ued 'IO, Tom Diddle, Southern'• 6ft. senior, took ocorlng honors of !::~t~.;l~a:. ::~sio .. ,..:• traetlve off~r. lbe coadloa picked Bill Wwana of ~ ~.!: ~-!"~ Dick llalnes of Dover Uo pilot 1be South. Both ooaebel will Hleet · :::.. aaslatants each lot 111o • ~U1I I WUklno ,_ COIICbed teoma II! ·IIJIII ,ltl!il fall, and H wiD be tho flrll lime either hao beea bead coaclo Ia tho all-.- - . Tho vot.ru WUklns aooed out Bob RtubiiD i>f· onee • beolen ~ ·lor tho North lab. Bob CommiDp i>l ......... Slruthero wu . - 1D llill. For lho South, llalneo wm out ovar 'IJoloa .-z. of Verlalllea, tho IIIWo Clua A - . ball and ' ntarap · 111eBucbyel,.rea'"'OIIohtf JdllldM pero:eot!irun1bella JU' . cent It tho free IIIIo. Mar for'1lanl Jim ColoR wu tho onl1.,_\lf"nt.-r11Drtho 1-rl, p1tbw 6 of I ( - - -rl BoWI"1ng wro from lloe vioUors'. Tloegamewas ":~ Me'-• llarters, Gilkey, .. Swan ani TaiiiOehUI, hit over 40'l. llrun the tleld, and Conde, plll)'ed tho Jut three quarters at guard, hits of 121or 42perce~ Teamwloe, Moll• hit 37 per ce.from tho llOid, 57 per cent at tho free uno. · • r • • 0 1·0 0"-0 Crawford • • • • , 1 ).11-3 3-3 TOTALS ••• ,15 55-16 17-11 AVERAGES • • 2p% 1i4S MANILA (UPJ)-" A masatv• military . operstloo lnYoiYiq BOIIlo ;o_oo _government g._ lalled ....,._ to tum up 1111 trace of the Communlot band tiW ambu- and killed a elx-man Plrlllwlne patrol and t1<o clvlllana Tloulii!II.Y. The "bla hunt wao l11111eiieof ID the Concloba swamps, 70 miles IDih of !Unlla, for tho blild believed to number 20 to 30 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Well Jetlfttii 78-llimlln 7S New illblll1 73 ·-C oil. st. Marya BILL EASTON Porter, Ohio 69 CoiL MohaWk 83 Dutoo Klier 77 Colo. Watter"' 52 Deiawari 37 Upper · Arllneton 63 Mt. Y81111111 50 . Laljg:e Seleetlon fu ·sleek -- -~ Poatoo'o 22. Clluek Kemper picked up 20, Ollld Mark wenond 13. For the losers, Steve Jeffen pumped ID 20. Logan led the entire pmo. Wellston pulled within olx Ia the llnal mlmoto of play, 7&-70, but lalled to catch the hlgh-Oyfng Chiefs, Kemper pulled doWn 22 re- Logan al10 111111, . . $15.9510$29..95 GLOVES Rldil\i Plf!ts I ',, . l I ) . Have a Balf ~? You ean't lillu, with a Honda in the famll1 thi1 Ctu-Ytmaa. You meet the nieeat peop~ Deer killed were chocked Fri. dajl at: Gallipolis (Bob Saomders Qua. ker Slate Service Center)- Dave Phillips, RL 2 Patriot, a buck Ia Greenfield Twp. 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BOYS!!! . ; . < ., 56 · FreeGift · · I '' BerYl D81Ul)' Xavier 85 VIlla Mo-.. 78 FREE . For Season Total Of 37 IUD, 3-0-6; Prose, D.-2-2;' Buell, 0-1-1·. JI:IS. Reaene1 - Patera, n .. 0.:12; Coburn, 1-1.-9; Osborne,· , 3-1-7; Neii<MI, 2-1.$; Da'fll, 1· 0.:1. . We Haft 33 cars,& Truck~ to~ From ~ c- acorln8: ----~--------~~--~. ' See Us~ You luy I Oitt ~Good DHI ' l ' . Salesm....::Emersori J~..' -diH Mtllilp~o- · '. ¥ • .' ! Eddie Fife-~an Th!'!"pson -;• . OtitTHE Sf'OT.FtNAJIICIHGo .. ' OSLO (UPJ) . Mohammed OHIO COLLEGE BASKETJI.U.L Soultta, 1361~ • Algeria stopped By United Pr111 lntem:# s! Tore Marnusaen, 135'.11 , Nor- Ohio Slate 95 U,ofCaut.Daoblt way 1, Maml Union 70 Wellllnl a.. Four Deer Killed Friday ) I . .a NEW YORK (UPJ) - Re~v_!•7, Orr, 3-1·7~ MattJH,ws, 3-1..7; Albert, 1+8; i i !' the reserve game, 39-32:. Box seore of the varoi\Y pme: LOGAN - Anglo 3-0~; Cnoloe, 6-4-16i Kemper, 7.6-20; Poskl1, A..A-22: WeUand. &-1 ..13; Trow. bridse, 1-il-4; TOTALS 32-17-al. WELLSTON - Jetlen, 5-10· 20: Hulbert, 5-3-13; Downard, GALLlPOLlS - Hunter& kill. ed only tour deer In Gallla Coun\Y Friday but It bnoughl the kill lor lhe 1967 five day 11Uft deer season to 37 animals kill· ed, lour more than the 33 killed durinl a com])lll'able five day season last year. . Gallla Coun\Y G...., Protec· tor Kenneth L. Tomllasoo aeld Saturday oot enough hWIIers were out the last da,y of the sea1011. Had tlooy been wt, Friday's kill would have e(J.Ialled Monday's kill of 12 animals. A light soow Thursday made for excellent tracking the last day. . Parez. ISB'h Rlec> · ~ "" pOd JimD17 Melllour, 161, I! ROME (UPI) - Sandro Maz. cia 6; _Ray c..,, IW , ,.J zlnglol 154% Italy "'-<! Joe Rico drew TGIII BsDn, Gon@eo, 1Slt. , France •. 157, New York I. lo( JACKSON ;_ Tloe Gallipolis of a stroll1Jacklon reserve s(fl&d Frldajl o1abt. Leading ocorera for lhe Blue Devil reaerves were Beep Mattbews .Mike -orr, eaeh witi GOGGtls· . ! ·-·- .... . Fight llesults ' B',-·u;.ttecl Press lioa.matlonal Blue Imps Drop Opener, 53-29 WINDSHIELDS ! .................... '"' By~l: W, VL last n!Shland their Blue Devil Reaene team aut~ lered a 53.:19 defeat at tho banda • ·---- ------- WCXt --r loci. The lllgltlandc:rs played llan- H_~LMm 196'6. FALCON L -r, TRANS•....RADJO-I HEATE'R . I 1.. LoJIIIIl, .. • .22 22 18 1t - ll wen-. •• a 28 1v u - n Re"'"ea- Lopn31Woll I 22. 53-34. Lopn eloo hit 11 ., 39 free IDI&el while Well...., hit 23 of 33 from thO foul clrcloo. Logan led 22-8, f4.,36, and 62-55 at .tho Ql8l'tei'DI8rkL LIIS played Marion • Franklin lall night. Well...., playa at Alhono Frldll)'. It wa1 the SEOAL opener f o r both .,.acil. The wtnnen placed four men in double· ~~. paced by Greg n- S·U..ZU -.......... $299.00 up 2 D()OR-;-6 CYL-STANDARD . bolmda ror tho winners - out. rebounded the amallor Rockool1, LOGAN - Powonw L o g a n cbnped Wellatoo 81-73 Frldajl nl&lrt IQr ltueeond llralslll har<lwood victory. Tbe"losolmt Wellotoo will> a 1·2 aeaooo Crecord. .!; J!OR THEIR £HRIS'J'111.4$t W-W TIRE5-LOCAI, QWNER • ""'""*"" . ,At! ' , so "'* -...... ··- cl:;: • ...::.r:il men. ! . Logan Cops Second -Win cf1n1 Buclolyes tho 81111 a Werry •• ·• • • • .0 1-G 0-0 bench maintained their mm- TOTALS • • •• 18 -45-17 21-12 J10 -nllartersgotlnloultroubAVERAGE ••••• ~ $7',1; trouble, Gilkey, lor example had three NELSONVILLE-YORK fools wblstled oo him by tho end PLAYER PF FGi{ of tho fir t ' uarte and sat ;... Coke • 9 6 2 . s q r• -~ r• • • • • • • • • • tor a time, in the second quarter. Ennt.a •••••• l 8..2 ·S..S Tannehill had blo fourth late ID Polley , ••• ·• 8 ' U-2 ' t-1 the third quarter, sat out the rest KIMI- • , • • 3 9-1 2-1 of 'thet period, and ball of tho T)'9. • .. • • ••• 3 3·1 Ltl fourth -*Widrlfwli>it'llli''rutii'F'f>I~ Q·I ·. •:•'QI\ ~' 0"' 4"1« ~1, no 0 i . Highlanders ·In 66-63 Loop Win 1...,• Ple~e ~ JACfisoN - Quite a to-.i- flrlta"!llre cbalked up bere Friday nlgbt IIIIer c-h·DUke Burson's GAHS Blue Devils nudged Jackom 837111D atllri1U1111 overtime bailie. It ws1 GalllpoU•'• lint ~ague game of the year, and their llrat open~!'~~ league win ~ years. , . It wu the t1rit time tn nine 7ear1 the Gallians defeated Jackson at JackiOil.· It wat the tlrlt tJ.me.ln four year1 a Blue Devil hardwood quintet defeated the tromneli in 'baaketball, havfirw: lost seven in 1 row to Jackson, and 15~tbelr last l&gameato the Iroiunen since the 1958.; · 59 campolgn. The victory left the two teaml even after 43 years of actlvi\Y 1 with 33 wtns each. •.-..v ::::· ''$').'. :«««»-.·.-;:::.-.-:::::·;:::;:M..:·...-.}........~.,.""~:{~~:·:-.&·W..b"W.-•v.-.- :::«u<z. Il1 Tamoblll let tho Yahiiloira with 12 pointo, Coke bad :!'tor 1bo BucJceye hiP. , In re-bw. tho Butillfol..., · 29, the 27, Gilkey led with 10,_Tanneblll had 9. 111e Bllclolyo reoernl bad 1111 "i'UY time ·with c-h Tt'!7 011· Molao ,........,., n1n1: U·:le. t.owtrlqr hadU for tho - n , Joa Klooo lied I and Pal Ardoor 7 tor Molp. BY QUARTERS NeiiOIWIIle-York 11 25 _31 U Mello 10 2236 46 NElS, -'YORK: Coker 6-t·t3; Ennis 2-3·7; C. POll•¥. 2-1•5; KIMIIOO 1-1-3; '1')'o 1-l.S;,Fiek 1 1-3 PierceD 0 0 Crawford3• ; •• ; 3-il.-TOTAI.S 16 (11 of 17).43. MEIGS: TBDnoblll 3·1•12; GU• key t-1-9; Myero 0-2-2; swan f. 2-10; Ander"'"' 0·1-1; AU111-0·2; C - 5-G-10; Werry 0-G-G•. TOTALS, 17 (12 o( 21)-48. Ol!lclala: Rels ani RIIIMll. MEIGS INDIVIDUAL ' PLAY!lt Pf FG FT Tannehill ••• · • .• S- 7-3 9-8 Gilkey • • , • • • 3 9-' cZ-1 Myero .. . . . . . . . 1 2-G· 4-2 Swan.: •••••• 1 lo-" Z-2 Ander,... ••••• 2 1-0 2-1 ' Jackson . 83~79 In· · overtim~ BY JIM PORTER m JACHSON - ,Coach DUke Burson's Gallla Academy Jllsh School Blue Devils woo thslr oea100 opener at Jackson Friday n1g1rt by deleatq the lronmen 83'.. 79 In a htgh.acarillg overtJme thrlller. Spe~ the Blue Devil attack was torwant Larry Mitchell who .f:~::::::..:::::.:~§:~::::::.o:>.::~::?-:o:~f:-:::&.:.:::::?:~~::::~};:;m~a,;:;::~~.::::~;:..::::;::~JS:,~;:;:;.;o:e-X::?pw:nped 32 pointl thrqh the hOopa to lead all scorers. ~ · · loiitihell •!lot an lmpronlve Tho contell wa1 tied 16 time1; ·60 per eent from 111o tlold, •• and the lead exclwl&ed band8 well aa 66 per coot 11-om the 10 tlmoo. Jackooo'o biiii!Oit lead foul line. was a.. points, 14-11 and IS. Even more lmprealive, how· 11 ln u.e flrll half, GantpoUa• . ' ever, wu the overoll team of- •b11111011 load was 10 points, 5~ fort lha BuriCIII&ns displayed. 42, and 56-46 at the end of the ' Including MHcllell, four Blue . tblrd otanza. Devils aoored - l o ligures GARS shot 53.6 per eoot from •• 110111or guord Butch Cordell 111o Door and 56,3 from tho foul cllalked up 17 po!Dta, 'OOith guards Uno. JackiOD had 52.5 from the BY DICK THOMAS Jim Gnmore and Lee Bur1011 Door ond 61 per coot from the adding 12 eaeh. line. GALUPOLJS - The Kyger Creek Bobcats almost pulled the gaJJJe out Tbe visiting Galllpolllanl ellABox acore: of the fire Friday nlgbt at Southweslern High School but Coach·Lloyd n't get U< nm as much against GAllS - -Mitcball, 15.2- 32; Myers Hlshlandors flnlshefl strong ID eke oUt a 66-63 wiOI over the the taller Jack.IIOIIIQJadaa Coach Cordell, S.l - 17; BurBOD, e. vlslt)rv Bobcats. Bur10n bad hoped. but the fast 0 - 12; Gilmore, s..2 - 12; With a minute aqd eight seconds to go Kyger Creek had narrowed break was really unnecelllary Spencer, 2-2 - 6; Henry, 1-1 the margin to 62·'60. Daye Beaver, a S..lO senior, sunk a layup for a as the Blue Devil cagera ran - 3; MeadoW,., 0-1- 1. 84--60 count. George Dillon, 6-1 senior, was fouled twice bv Chuck pattern playf againlt tho Jack· JHS- Hmi~ 11-7- 23;Mount, Bradbury, 6-2 Bobe¥ junior. b116;Jnlsaed both shots. · 1011 man-to-man defenaewithper- 10-1 21; ureen, 8-3 - 19; At the 16 ~d mark, Bea. lectlon. DeStephen, 2-3 - 7 l Rice, 3- ver scored on a crlp to put the GAllS, oven thousll loading 0 - 6; Mopes, IJ.3 - •· Highlanders ah d 66-6 1 Jim next game this week will be a1 moat of the game waa nover · ea • Eastern In Plk c ~F 1 reeiiy out of troubl~. Coach Dave _Score by Quarters: . Whim, 5-10 )lnlor Bobeat, had ' day night. Ky;er ~;.;,cl,00~: 9 29 ~6 14- 83 been fouled by Beaver and made lalned Falrlaad of Lawrence Floher•o lronmoo were con- Geni)10Jia -~•- 11nc11ng weak opotsln the Jackam 14 27 46 74- 79 hla seeond llhnt. With the seconds ~---· last ni~ Next -k•--.1 Devil" • dJ lindUcldng away Whim wao fouled ~·" """ --B ue ~ zone ••eooeM . agalri' by D.;.e Notter 6-l ...,_ end, the Bobcats play 1w<> games. In!! lanl<;y ro.....,.d Bob ount. lor, under lhe basket as he Kyger Creek goes toMelgsCounwtde open HVeril ti~es beneath made Kyger Creek's last buc.- ty to meet Eastern on Friday the Jackam basket. ket. White missed the lr 111 night and SouthernLocaloiMoiJ<s So cloae w•s tho 111mo. In fact, · with one second 011 th": County Is at Kyger Creak next thO\ wloen the scoreboard clock , / . , an5 lhe IJI&IoJandc:rs WOII 6$.63 Saturday ni8hl. ahiJWed 0:~ rooiJoclY 110med \0 __,., · Bra<l>ury paeed Kyger Creek The win leaves the Highlandknow had woo. AI that polilt . NIMY CL. ASSIC wi111 23 )IOinls and 13 ebound oro with a 1-1 rec<>rd, not count. lhe score liOI 74-74, but l>llt. ' MQ Tho Bobcats bald th: edge lag last night's game, Kyger chell had juat sunk a bucket that ...!,rmalng•~;m by• =--~ th.:!; the boards with fS rebounds ID Creek was 0-2 going lnio t1oe oeemod m rip the net,!>l'eclsely W' ehl ., po F , 34 tor Southwestern. Dennl Fairland game last nlsllt. 8 When the ftnal buzzer sounded. over ~ m I c. ,. Gro 6-3 enl had 2 &.stern leads tile Southern Not even the officials knew Burke led the . drst place teaJrJ Br•!:::.-. s or, 1 points. VaUey Athletic Conference lot 11111'0 as the roar ID thoii,YIIIo witlo a 203-558 aeries, as B. TU- 10 -;,('23' and Groae eacfi made (SVAC) 2-G alter Friday night's nulum kept audlblliQ'· close to Ill was turning In • 199--5 63 for Fl a11~ the Ooor • 58..47 win over Hannan Trace · the laa!ng five ve ..... anders were In dou- Coa Dll , • Wl a1n- ble ftgures and that accounted ch Paul lon s Trace Wildzero. Neal! In • auranc~ but~ lor · all of the scoring Dillon cats are 2-lla the SV AC, In secBut the Um~ ruled th_at lain th1 l>lltchen's basket was too late, ~- e runner-<JPho Tiny• had 16 to pace the • d. ond place. and both teams were launched mar&&~, was art IS rt a1 I N..u.. &(JIB 1n1o three mUnrtes of overtime. Bargalnland """ a 3 game aet - r was next wi111 u. Jim western reserves alTloe overtime period was a over them. lol. Zeoli, of TillY'•• Walker, 5-11 iunior, had 13. Beaso a 31-29 win over the 80010 In Itself. With both teams turned ID the bl&ll for lbo ...,. ~~ 1 ~· ~arter. Kyger reek resenea in Frlpreo1ing IWI eourt, both mama inl with a 222-8_18 aerieL C. Nsal 1ng with 11: • 1<01'· d~ night•s opener. The little were drawing fools. led ·hla team ID aoorlng with a Hlgblinders . were leading 30-18 Mllehell comrerted a t h r e e 1,89-527, Tho game was actually won at. at 111o end of three periods but po1n1, p111 after drawinl a foul 1'be BIU. FClWIIaln Motel- and the foul llao as OOth teams were Kyger Creek dutscored them u .. '"' .nisf'IIIUd-"larold llowe who • Craddoclo'JJ, ServloeJI!atlm.opl~- • "''"" fJ"9'l\ !h.a tie\~ ~st. . l In the last frame. Richard had .jult scored. Now the seore their aeries at 4 pulilla each. ern made 28 of 73' toi- ' a8.3"per Stout had 15 points lor tho winwaa 79-76 Gallipolis with 1:50 L. Brown had a206-56llorCracJ. cent and Kyi!eJ' Creek had 28 ners and Jim Tyo hadiO,hlalolor rellllinlli ' dock's and -P. Alderlgl 2, 21~ ~ for 77, or 36.3 per cenl At the the loaers. GAllS forward Tom Spencer 567 lor Blue Fountain. : : foul line It was a dllrcrent smry. Kyger C<eek 10 13 20 20 63 bloeked 811 all -Important Howe B. Harrloon'o 214-605 seri., The Hlgltlandero made 10 oilS Southwestern 14 19 19 13 66 1hol' with 35 ....,.... left and led Skyline 1\.anel Ia a 3 il!lllll lor 55.5 per coot while the Jlob. Kyger Creek (63) - Buckley, Mitebell pleked up 111e loose ball, · - over tho Shoe c~. cats made ..... of 16 lor 43.7 1-0-2; Bracbu-y, 10-3-23; Grose, roclng lot 111e acore with whoae E. Painter with a 193' - pet cent. · . 10-1-2); Spaulding, 2-2-6; White, 526 was leading scorer. Top men on tho boards lor 3-1.-7f· Eblin, 1.-IJ.2; Reese, 1· aeconda 00 tiMi clock. Howe retaliated with a mark Standlnga: Southwestern were Dillon with 0.:1. otals, 28-7-63. 73 23 II rebounds, Walker with nlne "i]ve IIOCOIIdo' later making 111e Erma•a Aces Southw,stern (6&) - Walker, /~~ · -e8M8, GAllS,' ··. Neal's loauranco 61·. 35 and N - . With elgltt. Kyger 5-3-13; Dillon, 7~-l6j Beayer, Spencer drow two ·fools 1n tho TinY'& Bargalnlaad 56 to Creek's edge on the boards waa 6-0wl2j Carter, ~11; Notter, 11na1 12 aecondo, making both Blue Fountain · 50 46 In defensive rtboundL 6-2-lt. Totals, 28-10-66. 4~_48 Seothweotern Jumped to a 6-j) ellnchinll: lhe victory alter Howe 8\0:IIne Lanes Reserve score: Soutmtestern had made only one of a - - Shoe Center 38 lead early Ia U.o -first period 31, Kyger Creek 29. ~ free throw <IPIIOI'Illni\Y~ Craddoek'a Ser. Sta. 30 86 but Kyger Creek tied It 6-6 at Tbe buzzer IIOIIIICied with Galli· Worehlme's Clinic 28 68 the 3:55 .mark. . Tl!! _!llgltlandpollo on top. 83-79 · era led lf.-10 at the ..,d of the . • first period and lncreued It 53-43, going Into the 11na1 per. belOW). .. ' Hit Double Figures •=:W~ :"o:!~:.~ ~ : : : :: : :: J:~ t: · at board•, " No. Gallia Drbps· . 0:56. T!oere wu cheer~!'~~ lor lbo of. 90 43 Co t llelatl!llllromthehomeslde;...,. r.- T_,, Vallttl' 37 HamUtoo Twp. :141 ' . Cu.aJ Winebt... r 83 Col .. AcM- · e lflilli(' •;,' ·J Glouster Tops Southern 49-36. ...,.. - ~-, • Rt.160 ;u: s..an Your Cycle -Center AND YOU GET If I' FR9M '- ) I' ~ 3-3-8; ,...,...., U"'-"; ·ou. T IRO~~Rioe, t.i:9;G.._· 2-4-S• Roaeh f.O.I; Horvey, ~ l.$• ii,,;a, 71 Birtram, s.o. 6; KoYIIWJIIh, 1-3-5; Mabry, 1· 0-2; Ruosell, 0-2-2; Bqert, 0· 2-2; TOTALS 19-16-54~ By ~1: Athenl "1918162 6 - 71 - Ironton 13121217-54 Ado Reserves- !rootoo 47 • 0101 1 41 • e Tornadoes of Coach Jim 19 30 19 - 49 A Ia a rebUilding aeaaon, The Tornadoes hit 13 of 55 Southern 6 8 15 36 - 36 00 lralled lad of every CIIU'IIIIIs fr<lm 1bo tlold lor 24 per Friday's High GLOUSTER - Leeper 1-1-3, ter. -~"";;rhlled onl1 two coot while Glouster hit oo 17 Trace t.•-iO, Erwin 4-4-12, Mepolftta ID tloe .,..... of 43 att<nnpts lor to per cent. Celland 2-$-7, SboMorn 44School Scores ter. Tloe holts Glou1- 10, M. Swart 2-2-6, D. SwariiJ. Glwster'a Tomeats bed fer 31 to 21 with Southern's 1-1. TOTALS 17-15-49. Cioyahoga Falls 90 Akron Central pl11er1 hH Ia - e flsure• Steve Sillier haYing 12 to lead . SOilrHERN - T. Diddle 7.f. 65 ' -· 18 Norris 2-G-4, T. Protlltt 1during their ....... ... In thet deportmoot. Akron East 62 l!"arbertoo 47 Glouster's Reserveaalsoscor- 3-5, Shuler t-3-5, Stewart 2-0galnll tho Meigs Countlafts. The Sprlnafleld 39 Ravenna 35 Y!sltor 1 were poeed by Sopho. 011 a 311.:19 victory Ia the pr&- t. Totals 1 :~- 1 0-3 6 • • Wamrloo 87 Windham 63 l,tiOI'e Greg ~ who hit lor Umlnary conteit. Dan Smith's Belpre 66 Fort Frye 54 · Waterlord 60 Marietta st. Mary ,I • 4&;-•· .·n · ~· • ·~'"'1"''' :f' Warren 76 Newport 54 Edgertoo 58 North Central 33 l · " ll e!\ Mansfield Senior 66 Fremont I . Roos62 ALBANY_ Coaeh.R~Shlv&Lorain st. Merys 86 Cel>lrel41 l.v's North Gallla Pirates clnJp. pOd a IIIJ.43 non-leaaue basket. Ashland 69 Lancaster 53 ball OOritell to Alexander here Miami East 58 Newton 53 Frldajl nlglrt. Xenia Woodrow WU100 80 By ROBERT GRIMM Brm Bacevlch of undei'.Forreot Ervin paced.eight Alex. Cedarville 53 CIDclmatl Roser Bacon. Bac&- · andel' scorer• with 20 points • . UPJ ~Writer Dayton Carroll 61 Dutoo BelCOLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio's vich """ believed the larorlm Fred Deel had 14 for tholoaers. · mont 51 hlsll ochool rooa.au coaches to land the South coachinl nod. Fairmont Well 75 Colonel Whim NORTII GALLIA (43).- Groen. Tho 32 • member board of dlbeve turned doWn a $3,000 offer M lee, P~! Ul-4; Hager, to take p$rt Ia tho "Big $3" all· reetors lallructed Federle! to U7·,3-4-10; Toledo Central Catholle 51 Morr!l.....,. Deei,6-Z-14; star grid game ID Hershey, PL, oppollll a committee m stuclY G~ - 0-2-2. T~a- 1&-U.fil. Fairview 36 1 tho matter of111e Herllbey, Pa., Fairborn 76 Vandalia Butler 65 next summer. ALI!;AANDER (00) - Brooks, 'l1he board of directors of the game If apm10rs were still In- 4-0-8; Goas, 7-t..tS; West, 3-4-9; Xenia 89 Sarlruzlleld Shawnee 49 Ia pla!'lng Ohio In 1969. Hamlltoo Girl!eld82Miamlllburg Ohio Hlglt School F - -terested The ... ..,, Biven lor turning Ervin, "9.$-20; PIIIIIY, 7-MS;Kin:Coaebes Association, meeting 63 cade, 7..2-16; Hacker, t..O.:Z;Vall, Carllalo 74 Middletown Madison bore U< aeloet the players and cloWn lbo 1968 game were that 1-G.:I. Toga) a- 39-12-90. , coadte• for next lliDlDler'l It would be too dltllcult to work -R eserves: AIOlllllldor 59, North 48 ' No11h • South game In Canlon, out seleetlan of lloe all-star• 011 Arcanum 84 Preble Mooroe 53 19 Gallla Hamlltoo Tall 73 Falrlleld 65 heard a PnlllOsal from IPJII&Orl such short notice. Federle! and By~ra: Celina ICIIS 75 Wapahooeta St. of tbe "Big 33" c:laadc to take Lima's AI Scrivner wool m "'-'· North Gellla •• 12 25 '30 43 the plaee of Texas ID tho an. sbey to _ obtain detail& of the Joseph 64 Aleundor •• ' 13 44 72 00 nual pme nat IIUIIDIIer on11 Cia. LaSalle 59 Cln. Elder 57 a week alter tho Ohio ;.!1-.Cia. Moeller 62 CID. McNicholas 49 game. Cln. St. Xavier 86 Cln. Roger The 8111110 would bave auar• Bacon 53 · 8llleed lloe Ohio eoacbea llfOIIP Millersport 74 Herne UniOn 52 "-OOOt>lus 112,000 laseholarshlp Carroll 77 Fairfield Unlcm 66 " - and _ . ... lot a 33Newark 6t Lancaster 53 man oQiad with coaches ani Ealltern (Mejj!a) 58llannan-Tra'!' trainer&. SAYS'. 47 But 111o ~ Slate Glouster 49 Southern of Melp eoacbes, _.ntly bellevlnl It Counly 36 wou14 be too tllllcult m make Ill ksvlll • plana elgbt liiOIIths In ........,, eyersvllle 58 c e ~. Instructed 111a1r preal-. Ted Federle! of n....- c•-, m Miller Clly 66 Holgate 4t Portsmouth 82 Chillicothe 63 v• ..,.., Portsmouth Notre Dame 55 New tit¥ tho "-IIYIYanla - - • · Boeton 51 th1!11 would be lrden- In Po~ Ealt 67 Valley Hilll I~ turning cloWn tho at.. • YOU EXPEC:f .429 I I IFull pow.er .equipment, radio,·tintedg;zass, wls;w tire~. I - w-. WI.........., r-~~------------~----~------------10 c · ---, 65 Cadillac Coup~ De yille _ . $36001 ._ 7-1-15; IIQ. 8-t-2$; Handley • o-M; &+18; 0-!2; !lour, 0-1-~Hun, 11-M; Ll!>- '• In Loop Win, Four _... $5300 - 47-41. . Loll nlllbt, Alhona played Vlntoo Coont1 at home. lrootoo'o nat oome Ia agalnol Melp at home -Frl.•••·'.._t. .... ...... Box score of FrldoY'o varoi\Y tilt: . Btrrtl_., ATHENS - ·a: . I' Star Football Encounter 67Cadillac ~ aclan De Ville '"-- ~~':f.==~- · -Ill' Prep Coaches Reject All SMITH HONDA-FIAT SALES ' te1Dj1tl for a 1 ._-0 por cent. m8 hH 16GI20 free throwL . Alhona .-.oiled t1oa bQordo 'OOith 32 r-..clo. Rowhad 'Jdne ....,. for tho cllaiiiPI. Alhona led 19-13' -iheflrot period of aetllHI. II wu 37.:15 at hall-&le, and 53-371ollowlnl · JtwuUoonrst.._pmetor ,.__ -eiWa-rthelr.-oleel bamorl. T!oei!Uckeyosareh Iormor Nei.....Ule IIIII BuclUI· York 11oam1, and tho Maralldero are- Pomerw • MiddJepurt ani utland lld!dO<I • !IBA STANDINGS - RCoao:h. ~WoUo'~ Marouderll By Uolla<l Prell ~ . ~ lboeamewerecloWD8-', EAST . It at 8·8 With 1:20 ID tho . ' W, I.. ' first '1118i1er onMarkTannehlll'o ~-:.l)lbla :: _ ~ free 11orow, loll behlllclll-8, and llotrvlt IS IO •sss pulled U< 11"10 at tho end of lbo Now York 11- 13 :us quarter cmJUnlor JoeMyerl' J)OI.Ir Baltlmon 9 II .450 of free llorowo, · Clnclmotl 9 12 Dowu by 7 (25-18) mldwa)'lntho WEsr ~cone! quarter, •tho Manlldero • w. L, Pet. rallied 111 field ioalo by Tame· st. Loot' 19 7 ,731 hlil, and Jim Condetoelooe Sao Franelaeo 19 7 . •7:1 tho half 01125• 22 ; Loo Allaelos 12 l~ 5 In the third quarter, Conde'o 20 ~~ ~ 18 ·=50 lootA>rputMoJgsup28·27wlth4 . Sin DitiO . 4 22 ':154 mlaUies left. By 'Ito end, Swan had Frlda.v'l RoiQits bU fr<lm , the corner, 1:aJ1nehlll Baltimore 123-CIDcfllnatl 109 clroft In, COOde gotooe lrmo In PhHadelphla 133 Soattle1~9 !root of tho ke ,.., Rod Gilkey D·ston12.3Los•·-•es119 . Y_,.•.,_,..., aanl< a 10 1-r. Meigs lied 38 Chlcqo 102 Now York 100 pulnta while tho Buckeyes were Sin Fran. 12t St. Lools 101 c811111lw only a Qeld goal by 8-' (Only g8mes scheWiod) Carl Polley and olqrlelree throwo by Flck and Polley,lor31 points. . Tho MaraUders ..,..r trailed In tho Qnal period, though Pltll ED· nis's two free thrOw• with 57 seceight po1n1a led ~ Ia that . ondsleft tied it at 43-'_3 . T~.game. . hlll had exiled "" nve fools With Southern win open l>lld-Obko 0:58 left, Andersoo .coml!'llln, Veney Conleronee ~ ani hlttl!'llthecllncher!reethrOw at home againll Alexander tbls noted above witb 5 seconds left. outr-- • ~ltfftonotlt1 fftcludlnl MOe ._a ~~eaerve• ......s · l-$.5 · - ••• a. · 11-lf, • ~ ....., a J0-11 wlo ovar H·T Ide ro>1 ~ Jtller1 1tllrlllor. Bob llltdlle wit~ J-t.TotalolS.U-f7. elltd IIObU Ollld CalAEASTERN- KarUn f.O.I, B,_ ...U ob: aged tho Win- Bucidllt' 1-7-13, B.,-... t-2.10; - • wldla Norm -Swladl__.a IIX ~ U-f, ~ 5-4-14.; - · led 111e WQ- ,... 'to 1.-0-Z, BolO J.S-4i, ...-..L Total.-.18.58. "' " - The 5lmdtr Tlmto-!lonllnl,, S1n11iJ, - b e r I, 1967 Team ;Play ResultS Eut.ft\.t111D . ' . • . · -- -• · · • fllllll eallod c m tho Wbbo F-.J'...,. ..,..., BUCHTEL _ SOnlor Guard BW S..0.. poiiiD t1<o fro!lthrowo willl 1S J:a-.., piQioc a ...- tldl1\wdlr. ..~. loll~ bn!ak a 43-43 tie andCO.CIIJI&In Jim - IIJia of ball ID tho tint hall, 1• BY qUAK'l1!111c ·-- w 11aabold a 12-7 ...._,.litho - T n c e - 7· 211147-47 ltH-UWithQ.. oecondlnmalnlnl:topoiltholliOICI r · · - of tho flrot __.. ...s ...,.,.,. -12 21 15 51-51 kelball team ..,top ~oy ·tiW ...,.., ...rNti.....WO·York In t h o WU :1$-21 II Mlftl-~ .• 11-T - t-4-12, 1'11111 oaataro IJIIo ~ - r-t a r - litre FrlcltJ Dilllt- ·Athens Wallops Ironton moNTON - - ' 1 retw'n to the Soothoaatern Ololo Athlstle League tho firlt time In 37 yeors was marred by dolending SEOAL CQIO chaJIWiob Athena 79-54 here Friday nl&ht. Coach !;Iouck McAteo'o Bulldogs, bltllnc 57.1 ~ _cent of t!Mili lhols from the<flld, tralledonlymce- 7-6oarl¥ ID the flrll canto - before pullIng away· to aa e&IIY victory. It waa the INIOn opener for Coach Dick Myers Tlaero. Tho win left Alheao with a 1-1 .... son reeord. . Tloe Bulldog~ who have wm or shared the ..,oAL herdwood tiUe tar ftve atralghtyeara, placed three men In double ttaure•, paced by Dennis llapp'o 25 markoro. Roller Bentley had 15 and Dave Wickerham 16." l'ldJ Rice totaiOd nlne for Jhe smaller TJ. gers who conneeled cm 19 of 69 l'rOIQ the tleld lot a 27.5 perc:entaie. · Athens hit 24 of 42 from tho field. .. · From the ~1· C~ ~~ did ..... f>eiier, spiltdiilr ·l tie cords 31 limo• Ia 42 lt>- w-. _ , hod - ' loairo w1111 • GAHS Nips . Swan's-·2 Free ~o':'s At -:18. Mark Wms -TUt 1 -_..zu. · ,. ...... 11orow w..weot - .• moo _ • ·free -- - .. - -• -·to timeoandlt-Tpl11erodnwed 17 peri<Mialo &om the Eqioo. Jim Chadwell, 5-11 - l o r ward · for Eallem and Haman lnl-porlod. · • Troco'o 6-j) Dave Daniela ......... On4' pl.,..- lo alt ftOIII tho soorinl honon 'OOith 14 pme tift JOri<Miall wu oa•h. Othar playero U< t ID lhe WUdc:'!l&: D. "oelo. Boao ALL GAMES W L P Galllpolll •••• Metn •••••• IS - . ...S ' - 1 ~ lim~ 10, D. lllleell lloo hadl2tarthoWUkrto EttM pollia bj' Qldoollllld ob: bj' 8ta1 •m p..:ed 1be!!oll• b.. ''" -.... ..- b thefllalllllelntholul_.... u tho Malia Couab' .eli~> hit Jdne of 10 thJowl ._,.... ...,._ n=.- .. - SEOAL Cage .~tan dings l..olln •••••• dad>le a.ort1 'lllr tho lila c;r., _.Bill . • :·EHS. Tons SVAC A+ter 58~47. Victory · ·: · r · 'J_~ '-- · . · . · ·· . . TEAM • t Opener .Meigs Nips NelsonviU e-York In ?J ' . . . • ~~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~-~·=·========~::::::::::::~::::=:~~~========~= ~ ----· --- ~ . . , ---~----.--- ____ . ._.... . . . .. .~ . . . . --~-~-..~·--·~·~. . . . -·~·~. . ., .,. . _4_. _,. .____ ., "'''f'~.....................,. ....I.. ,. "'~ ·~· ........... J j . __ ._from ' \• EY- _ ~-00 f•..- 4,91 ' ~~- · Meeker _ ft- 3.9S JEWBft . S~aftk _ tNmUD -~ t: T il · ·, ~ �.......................... B.ig Eggs I -Put Safety Claus in Christmas CAM'tJi BY .llllYSON R. GALLIPOLl'l _ PUt a oot.O "clooo" In ,...... Cbriotmu and eUmlDate 11n hazordo tt..ot _ _., ~ bo"~· ""i'!, ~.t,;;:'iroo out. olde In ...,tiJ 1.., Mod 11. . ~-~~JOUibo ~~-· •~n· ~ b..... It In, cut ~-• of lbo w,.. , •- tor trunk. Keel) lllandlnr chocking· 11 IIaaoh daY. Thla 1101 only koopo '- tllo entedloo ProiiY and gr., but It' a ..,. or tile , best -·• io r<>oircolln bazard4 when "ti,0 !roo II brousht, Into ll1e houao Make ;.,.., U.o !roo .Ia · aloo check wiring rtod, IUid II11Y kind of docoralln& Doo't overload aocketa. 'And disconnect ,...... docorltlons WllOOno ...u ~=In I · o·-· ... ·- -"' -· ..- Whenlo Ol'<llllld, 0\leot U 1UU pion ,..j'~l. b e - .... ml,y &lhorlwhllo. You'To ulllllc 1011dnd of c:oM>lllllblo aUvo - . . alo, JOt !hoM lbot .,.. oam. an.r proofed, lr )'OU havo matorlalo, """To oucll u Sonta•o clolbiDg, lrbloh lboolid be llrtprooeed,· dip or oprly tbom orllb o ooiUUon ol 7 ouncoo bora and 3 ouocoo - • acid -'-od ·~ •w ·~ .-··-'· ..-of hoi •·•-r Allo, help IIDOllchUdreo Mlh olectrleal toy a, and U.Om · U.o oofo WOYI to hancllo il>om. ThlJi lllOY mOIII a rule lb&t lbo J>lurfilng ind 1111J)l!'Pins be dooo by""'""'"'" only, . As sooo aa all a.o olftl oro · •--' take lite dlac-~ unm........., -wrawlngs to lbo Incinerator or doaDirsa blOclia make rood Christmas outolde to bum lbom. Never pot ......,_ gifts. Put them 1n baga of tired tbom In lite llroplaco, since !be Ical In one gallon ol water, using mo.,.tto nettln& and """" In red ~c - · ~ · · •- -~• ~omlcalo. --·~-• -~vo -~~a.."':O':: o, u t - New in Farming Panel. The reason for this is that effective next January 1, a person to be eligible for the hos.. pitallzation benefits under the Medicare Program must work at least three quarters and possibly more under Social Security covered occupations to quallly lor hospitalization. Representatives of the Marietta Soeial Security otrlce met recently with the members of the Technical Action Panel. The panel learned that this change In re~rements tor ~~spltall­ zation coverage affects· only the hospital insurance, tor bUl insurance. not the doc- The reason ror this iB that hospital bene!lta coot will be paid for by Medicare eontribu.. ttons whlle .YOU are working. For the doctor bUI part of lite Medicare Program each perSOfl aigns up voluntarily and makes • $3 monthly payment. Some :wople may wonder what the Technical Action Panel Is and wh,y the Technical Action Panel should be Interested In ' encouraefng people to sign up for Medicare and •I'PO<Ialty lite hospltallzaUon ba(o!lts. The Meigs COU!It;y Technical Action Panel Is one of 88 such groups in the stale. Membership in the Teehnlcal Actlon Panel consists or a represeataUve of the SoU Conservatkln Service, Ute Agricultural StabUizatbl and Conservation Service, Farmera Ho~e Admin- •~ ~- -~ • lltratlon. tile Forest Service and IU>Y olber United States Depart. rrient of Agriculture agency havIng omces In a specific county, The CooporaUve Extension Service, because It Is not a straight line agency of 11\o United States Departmenl or Agrf.. culture, Is invited to be a member in each county. Here In Meigs County monthly mee~s are held under the leadership of. Carl Billkam, ronservatlonl st wilb the Soli Conservation Servlc~; H.E. ~eld~, Agricultural StabUizaUon and Conservation Service; Mllton Roush, Far.mers Home Administration; a,ld C. E. Blakeslee, County Extonsloo Agent. Mme. bers Of other {.1nited States Department of Agriculture agencies are invited whenever they can find the opportwrlty to attend "' Starting last month the panel began meeting with f{ r o u P s U!rooghoul the COU!It;y. L a s I month's meeting was with the LeadlnsCreek Conservancy DiStrict officials. Tho next wUI be w1111 Southern Development Cor. poration otrlclals at Racine. Other groups will be schecllled as the opportunity is offered.. The purpose of meeting with groups la to otter the services or the Technical Action Panel agencies In lmtn'ovlni! Meigs COU!It;y. Now .. to why Is tho PM~"I interested bl ' seeing that 'people who will be 65 year ot age or older should have the opportun.. icy to sign up for the ~edicare hospltallzaUon program, Enrollment In Medicare Is a continuous program Involving some 27,000 nll'al people every month ~ reach age 65. Eligible people who, for some reason, did not enroll lo Medicare durlllo the !Ira! period provided (P,L. 8997, enacted In 1965), Mil have lbo -rtunl(y to sign up be- tween October 1 and December Not All Better ~r-~----~--------~-----:----------, by 1()' lbe Social Securlllrector•a Of!lce which Is Oak Hill Hospital -~lhlckwldi8.Tha10 . . . oro .ouitlbla tor (OMrol coolllatt: sod baldrW JIUI'PIIOO •• Lot tllo IJSDA (rOdo mork'"' c . - (or on ~ ~ wldcb ooalo tllo carton) he)IS tllo slzeandqua!Icyeaoyouwont; Romorilbei, not aiiOUtaroFotl•roJIY , . . - becauM &i'odlrv 11 1011- nical Action Panel grouplsworking on several projects in Mao- son County, One projeot, •blchwiUbecom- pleted tn' lbo near future, Ia putting together a directory Ollplalning services available to our peo- n has been pointed out that many people do not understand ple. services which are available to !hem. The TAP Commltloo Is made o1 repreamtatlves of the ag~ rlcultural agencies and associated agenc:le1. The members of the Committee who are work~ up ' lng on lbo directory are Judson Brake o1. Farmers Home Admlnlstrllllon IUid John c_. er, U. S. Soil Conservation Ser- vice; Virelnla Rayburn, Agrlcul. tural stabillzatlon and Conservation S e r Y ice; CaiJ Cook, Cooperative Extension S e r v. •• ice;: Johnny Loonu. State JJoportment or Natural Resaurcea, and .lack Smith of West Vlrolnfa Deportment at Employmont Securlt;y. EARTH MOVED Paul Oshel, whose rarm is ott a.o SandhU! Rood 011 a.e Shrine Club Rood, haa complelod the oarlbmov!ng lor a !arm pond. Tlds pond will hold about t.at111 of an acre water which 111DDW111 to 1bout 250,000 gat. lolls: 111e 1q> of lbo rut waa built 10 •• to be orldo OIIOUil1 to be uled u a road acro1s the small holl.,. In wltloh !be !Ill Is placed. Charleo McCulloch of McCulloch Farms on Rt 17 baa extended o dlvorolon lupllshlng water tor one of hlo fll!'lft ponds, The dtyorsloll ,... oxtonded about200 foot to p%'C!yldo oome extfa walerthed wlllch will more ·raj>ldly rerill. jhoi pond. This pond lo pot to coill!lft( uoo bocaw it turnlllhoo' ......, In and around his dairy born. He llasbolnohort of water Uln& drY tpells. · Robert Bu.nlltte~ whose tarm Ia 011 i i i - C1'1111k 1*1' tbe ' . ' ' \ a voluntary,not cun,puliCJI't,pro.. ll'&m ot'tbe..Coaoumer IUid Morkotln( SOntco,Hondleroondproc8uort must reQ.Yelt and~ for lhll .,....Ill! oontco If IIIey Mlb to uoo It Now They KilO'!' . lii'JUNQPilliW, Oro. (t!PI) - Ctlli' councnmon were WOIIt· Country Club, has cleared some land. Part of this land is in pasture which he is developing by the use of lime and fertilizer and some seed In places. Another area wtllch he has cleared Is In part ol bls bottom !lelcl. He Is plannlno to Install We drainage in Utls area. Recently we helped Charles Lewis or Oldtown Farms on Rt. 62 with a tile hookup. This was part at a tile instaUation, a· major pOrtion of which was installed late last fall. Because of bad weather at that time, Mr, Lewis .was !lOt able to complete the Job, The hookup Involved dig. olno about 200 fe<rt of ditch by hand. Installing 8" tile on grade, aud booking a 4" lateral into the 8" main. We were looldrlg at some conservaUoo work on the Everett Keefer farm recently. Mr. Keefer had built a diversion ditch, waterway, cleaned out a creek and aiOJ>Od the banks. The earthmoving was done in August and Mr. Keefer seeded and mulch~ 3 Oak HUI; P8ut E, Nlchols, Jaekaon; Elma Marie Robbins, Jicksoo; Karen Sue Ruttl, Rt. 3 Oak HUI; Jeanette Scott, Jackson· Bonnie Lou . Sheets, Rt. 1 Rai; Robert Sims, Rt. 301kHUI; Lou Vollmer, Jackaon, and Eva located a~ Marietta. · Declalons as to signing up for tile Medicare hospital program are management decisions just as much as management atore not .eeiUnl appUancet or other larp ltew. How did he know? He phoned hll wife. The counetl eontlnued 111 work. Kenneth R"f McFam, Clirford L. Cal: lahan, Linda Carol Callahao,_Ada T. Duqn, J~anna Edwards, ta.izaboih M. Fl.,.ers, M.yrtle V. Graves. James Henry. A n n a KanOuse, Pamela Sue L o n g, Jameil T. Parker. Marvin Sny~ der, Lucille Smittle, F I o Y d Wblte, Guy Schellenger, Frank Davis James E. Emmert, Herman My era, Sylvia Vance, Blaine Jones, Denise Parsons, ancl Ollie Howell. NEW WHEELS POR SNOW TIRE MOUNTING . $9.89 It should be a wet month lor moat of the eountry wUb dry weather over the eentral and southern Great Plal11 auil ed 11\e area ImmediatelY alter the earthmoving was completed. . along the South Atlantle eoast. om~e physlcalty or lltrough documents (such as warehouse receipts or " ~' at 2 appliaQces in, 1 cabinet! True zero freezer·and spa. ""lltll ¥•11rl;e' 95 Sycamorv SL O.lllpolls PH.44H391 114 ~lberry Aye, ITIM PRICI Auhmetlc . \Yosioor ...... : •.... 20f.tS Pac.rn~~ktr cious refrigerator with sep. arate doots and separate Insulation. Buy with no down payment. PICitfttoktr Aut.tnltlo o..,... """ ". ". Un~h:"'.:t.'!lt.. . . . . • 539500 ~~~.~. Pomeroy PH. 992..S270 Richard N. S&errett, Co, Mgr " Domlnl011 Tofltn lkllltt .. .. .. .. .. .. lUI • MONTH Domlnltn Porcol- .. IUS Dominion Sllcln• Knlh 16.25 Dtmlnl• Com _,,_,,, ." 7.5t' -nlon Holr Dryer .. 2.US Club Alumln'p.m Special OHers' WATERLESS COOKWARE ' Tetion coated set Includes: l'h qt. saucepan '!t/Cover:,2 qt. sauce- • pan w/cover, 41> qj. Dutch oven w/covei, Tractors and $ 4995 ' 10" open fry pan, 6%" fry pan, stainless ste-el spatula. ON bon,ded to' sun-ray , Jluminum. Set mcludes, llh qt. saucepan w/covtr, 2 qt; saucepan w/cove[i 10 f open fry pen, 4'1'2 · qt. , Dutch oven wJcover, 6~n fJy pa'l. Po~celain, 13495. Bailers ._ __ Plua . ..................."'" Arwln AMo'M .· loy.O.Voc Ploolllltlht .. - .. .. .. . . Bt ,.,., .C..llor Wo- .. 7.fS lhol'Crofl lltctrlc . . . . . """-"" " . 2l.fS Jl).ploco Wronch Jot . . 1M . . Phone, mell or ~ - yeur ·. Nltctlona to . !' LANDMARK 7" Elec:trlc · Shopcn~ft .SAW. PERC $1125 $2195 DRILL "- -~ -------"----, 4 QT. DOMINION (I) Wtl,.r of Flnonce Chongoo Until Mllrch 1, 1961 on TrKion Mlly 1, 1961 on loloni · , 12l ln-tment Crodlf Tt• Advent.,. TOIIonPort•lo Mlur . . . . . . 12,11 ......m 'lloctrlc lrot1, . l.fS SolllJ>I•• Of thoao (lito are oil dlaplO)' ot your LANDMARK otore1 atop In eoriY •1111 ••· olcl tne loat-mloiite rUalr. • NOVEMBER and D£C£MBER ONLY Windbreak• With Any New Tractor 5 Bales of Twill With Aay New Baler . l:at.tl llf.tl CORN POPPER $750 ' HUr'ITER LANTERN $2118 wirH IATfERY ' - - . . . - • .,,_" a • -.',.. .. • . , . _ . . . . . . . ..... • •9 • _ _ _.. •' . LARa'E 4 rm. unfum. ups!ilrs opt.. ..,troRy located. river view. adulla onlv. CaR 44$. 11'19 or 435 Ill Ave. Z!S-If MaMgiliMftf of FQRRESTE. THOMP$QN Prevk»u1 Cll11111 · · Welcome 5 RMS. and balh, fum. Ph. 6'IS. 2658. 2111-1 8 ROOMS. unfum. (half or double\, downlown locaUon. m. 27'15. 2111-l PIN~ING "*" ahears llhsrpened 11.25 up, sc:losors tSc up. ()ii1i'IC8 for· ront. c.u Sheppard Se•tng , Machine - - from I 8.DL tiD I Sales and Servk:e. 862 1st Ave. ~ NEWLY deeorlllerl I rml, _,. ,:m. btlll, btaelnenl, Daad Stock . .. Removed Fru WILL · remove your dead horses, cows and mules. Call coli~ Jaekson 286-4531. erial fllrual at former DaDI a ,_. Pt. PlriiHIII. Realonable, fl'lor· - . C.D Wtyae ~. IM, II !!:i USED •leclrlc guitars and amollfiers. Ia~ recorders. rnov· ~ . 283-3 le arid 35 MM r,.ld corneru. · -·- - - - : Will trade oo guns or sell ..... GMC ..-LICK ., · very rerum,able. Fife's, 71 J s. ,.,. '"' 3rd. Middleport, Phone 1192HIADQUAIIa5 • 5U7. 2liU T ~· 1.1 ....- •• 1165 s T, GMC IM7 Oldmloblle Delmont 1 11159 PLYMOUTH Stalion Wa~ lfon. wll"J sell verv reasonoble 1155 if, T. GMC or trade for motorcycle. boal. 11155 10 T. Ford ~DS. or wbat have ~you . lteO 10 T.. Cllev. Fife's, 711 S. 3rd. Middletl<>rl. 11105 10 T. Ford Phone 1192-5457. 2113-6 tiM 10· T. artY. Pldolp • Ita 1% T. Cbenalet '!'nidi IIIIa 10 T. Chevrolet Paaol Reallltlteforlale 1851 I T. GMC • "liD_.. •Ita % T. Cbem>l~ Plekup _, • · tll8l ll. T01,1 ·ilh.v'1'let PldtliJ> Olear S.ird,lultor 1159 1 T. GMC. dUihp truek 1110x280 BuOd'fg lot . loealed 1 uied TI'ICIGr ........., . Juot · outaldo ton Willa eiiJ Spreader natural po. 1 Minneapolis Molino Power J'OR t$,0110, ,0.. OlD buy I I" Unit .' llory home ID 11>0 Kypr IIIIa F 800 Ford Creek Sehool ~ Mill New 10'• 11o1aey cuuora btlh, 'nice kllclloD, drilled tzlj9.50. New U$ z :10, 10 pli weD. ll'o nice Inside, nylon tires f$5. Jne. Federal OWNER """""' lo MD and tax wlllla 111 offer on hll I tfar7 ~ ValleJ ~- c:.. otoro bulldlng or bave wltb • UI .PIM 11. a_ tM aa. Inventor,., Balb, fun ~ . 140 u menl, llorm windows, Jocat. • ed In GallipoiJt. GOOD elean lump IIIII otobr U,OOO buys a two bedroom coal. Car Wlnlers, Rio frame home with bath, 2 ftlls, Grande. Phone CH UIIS. almost 3 A. of land, located In Kyger Crook Sehool Dlalrlel. VALLEY Fumllure, Sf Slate Vacant and walling for you. SL, Gallipolis, has i large. ... 1Wiert Baird, l!olooma lecUoil Of pre-used furnlluro. Olllco .,.... HI.477S Ph. 441-052!. 23t II 0,.. U Boan ••ler. MODERN ltoulelraDer, tdlllllet THE CHRISTMAS Shop at paid. 1110 ~ Smeltzer's Garden Center will . 21'111 be open until 10 P .M. fill Dec. 23. 2113-12 P'URNISRI!ID Apartment. Gl J'aurlh Ave. Ill-# NOW ·through December at Eileen's Hair Fashion. gel a S RM. APT., one upctaln, one . $15. permanent for 110. This do..,., furn. or unfurn. I'll. Includes •Ill-_ and set. . While 44$.1711. , .:IJI0.8 you are thm, check our low price on frostings. It will add . tATE MODEL expandlng spice to your Christmas hairhouaelraller, e<panda to 211 do. Call 446-4514. 282-3 11. wide. S ml. Rt. 7 N. I'll. 44&.1711. :IJI0.8 IF YOU are buRdlng a new home or remodeling, ..0 us. PAULA KAY'S Beauty SalonForllle We are builders. Illl!rlbutor Now for lhe first lime, beau· lor Hotpolnt Appllancoo, AIU8tJ GARDNER hrM111Jrillii, tlful 100 per cent human hair son Eloclrle. · 1114 If wiRS and wlgleta available. by . "aravan typo, I lull lldrmo., full batb Upstain, " blllb order In all colora. Orden lake only I week for delivery. .doWIIItaln. I'll. "''""' tl- LUMP coa). Open no 7 Mon. 'tar I p.m. Gl' -1'111. 17M tllru Fri., Jaymar Coal Co., C&ll or otop In now for com. Rt. 7 al tbe Melp IIIII Galplele Information. You~! be :LOGS lot fireplace, r:ut tbe abe Ua County Ph. tiU(OI, amazed at ·our low prlee~. needed, cat] 44$.107. lll.a :MO If Ph.- 44&-4442, 111M a..- Piftsa11f.' , 281·16 sliver malet, 1St lc • · , . Oak .HID IIIUOII. . Rell Elf•te For Sale hie, Tract. · ltEALTOI 992-2176 · lNr Meigs Gen•ral M01pltal Oesigned For H•pDV Livin9i YOU 'LL /n(D CHARM AND CON. YENIINCI PLUS 1\ lESTIGE AND PI.ZASUH~ IN. THIS NEW 3 BED- ROOM BRICK. I FULL .ANI> J HALF B..\THS, A KITCHEN WlTK MAN'k' BEAUTIFUL CABINETS, PLUS RANGE, OVI;,N, DISH WASHER AND DISP llSAL BUILT IN. Tilt: BEDROOMS ARE LARGE WITH AMPLE CLOSETs. OTHER . RATUR£S IN CLUDE CENTRAL Afll. , LARGE Z CAI.t ' GARAGE, J'IRE' PLACE, DININO AR~ WITH PATIO, DOORS AND LAROE UTILITY ROOM WITH CABI:oiEfS BUILT IN ,' ALL THIS ON A LARGE FLAT LOT J IUL.I OUT JN A NEW SUBDIVISION. WE PROMISE ITS WORTH Y01JJ\ TIME TO INVISTIGAT.<:. C/-u. Ma.3M:J TODAY OR -He-3'1'911 THIS EVENING. Up The Creak With No House Boat?? Wit DON'T HA'IIB A HOUSE BO WE DON'T HAVE A HOUSE. B:lAT IIU1' WE DO HAVE A N!AK NEW 3 8ED' .1 00M f'RAME h MILE OUT 35. YOU 'LL LIKE 'l'HE FINE COSSTRVCTIO."<i AND THE LARGE ROOMS. IT JN. CLUDE!:l A FULL BASEMENT, A BEAUTIFUL BUILT IN KJT. CltEN, ~ FIRE PLACES, A Rll .:: ROOM ANU ~ C"A ft GARAGE . C.:OST ::1 ~ · WVING AND BUILl). lNG PRICES ARE Q-OJNQ UP. BETTER LOOK l<)DA Y . We Really Need , Ustings COME IN TODAY AND LET US Big 150' X 150' Lot FIU!:E cHais:ht '--:Ai:;;-:;,c;:;ilrdT";:;;;:s::r.i: ;t:rt.d. FnNI Appril•l . SHOW YOU A 3 BEO.lOOM HOME WITH OR WITHOUT BASEMENT IN AN AREA OF YOUR CHOICE THAT WILL COST t:.ESS NOW THAN IT WILL NEXT SPRING. WE HAVE SEVERAL HOME OW .' IERS 'IIERY ANX lOUS TO SELL BEFORE CHRISTMAS. MANY HAVE MOVED AND CAN GIVE IMMEDIATE OCCU· PANC\'. CALL US FIRST OR LAST BUT CAlL TODAY AND ·rAKI!: ADVANTAGE OF ONE OF THESE TERRIFIC, VALUES. D. H. WOOD, RNitor Phone 446-1066 TERMITE I PEST CO.'ft'IIOL FAIN EdermlnaUon Co. Wl1eclersi>w'g, Ohio, Ph, 7'16-21150. mu REESE bulldozer and baek, hoe service. Ph. 367·'/519. 11011 LEE. SHEllS' Plrimblng and remodellng. Ph. ~- Crown Cl!J, 0. 8211 WATER WELL IIIIIU.ING MYERS !'amps Sales lc 9erV· leo, Ph. 7!l,i113S, Rutland, 0. c. J. Lemley. 141 u rab- o. bln~tlon Pl1~~~ r = · ~~ ~- r• tl.! ~ ..,.r!:'":"~ ··. T~'fi.7.~";:!.~':{ .~ ....,J?t. *" buU~ •= . . _,.. •......, ~ •1- Oerl.. 0- -~ hloh~st ~ t•. ~.~ ~ "' permit. . Our U.S. Bureau of Customs stat,.s: "Travelers enterinl and leaving the United States are permitted for peraOIIII ,_ three firearms (nonautomatic· rifles, carbint\s, revolven . . pislols) and 1,000 rounds of ammunition as part of tbelr aecompani~d or uJ;Jaccompanied baggage.'' Getting them over borders. is, fortunately, another matter. , ~· . ... ' DEAR STEVIE : Our family's favorite tourist spot is the authentic big-game preserve just transplanted from Africa to Palm Beach County, Florida. You should hear our children brag that they've bean on a real, live, African safari! And believe me, it's "real" enough. Hundreds ·of wild animals -including 150 lions- roam free in over 640 acres of slmuljlted African bush eountry, but the area is heavily patrolled and protected by . teams of professional hunters, wardens and ~~~~~;; tourists are confined safely in their cars. If a_ car disabled during the toUr, it's rescued. Of course, convertiblel must be exchanged for sedans at the entrance. It's called Lion Country Safari and is located off hlgbway 98, six miles west of Royal Pabn Beach. It also has a fullscale replica of an Mrican village, a 1,000-seat •:r,hltbeater With shows featuring native dances, tribual rit • capoeloads of. Zulu warriors in full batUe regalia, a large restaurant, picnic grounds and a pets' corner where children ean romp with lion cubs and monkeys . (Admission $2.;.1), $1.50 for lddio over lhree.)-MRS. HANK M. . ..... ........rtes. eoin. ~Ole Now, .a 'Safari' in U.S. -5 .: A .,VERY ·nice !tome In OICOI- PIANO tuning, school, home. Lane Danleli, 8113 Locus~ MldIellt ..O.Utlon. No "'Plln Gr dleporl. 1192-5509. C.U I a.m. deeorallng, downtown loci14111 Uon, See Ibis for a 1lllllllerftii homo. DOLL House Nursery tralllflOI' lallon available, reasonable Q A.; LARGE homo, barb, • rates also for shopping or bout :10 A, farmlnc ltDrl, working mothers, hourly, daf. blacktop rood. f8,0110. ly or weekly raleo. I'll. m. 45!2. If If SMALL home, garqe, two room, ......, oome repair. SPECIAL $1,400. . LOW RATES untO spring, topping, trlmminc and removing. WE NEED a le• -llotlngs. See trees. Ph. 387~7736. 281-l! us now. r-. • leresis. Any suggestlons ?-'-AMY JACOBS · LOW, LOW-, PRICES '"' llal- · A wonderful pne, Amy. Gei a copy of !he "Jewllb 'I'Nft! lreueo. Rice and Corbin Fur- Guide, Directory o! World Travel," published by tbe Jewltll nlluro. ' • 11 . Chronicle In London and distributed by Bloch$ PubUshln.l C.. · in New York. You'U find it at most librarJes, too. It coDh' 2 GOOD coal boo""" 111avo1 section~ ·on restaurants, hotels, commercial o r g . - , ' .... • s)rnagog·ues, ·schools, clubs, travel agencles, tours and~­ brick lined. Wuhlnr rntcbo all with your special interests in mind. Sells for about tt• lne. See at Crown City, nnt and should be a great help. door -to Crown Restlurant. . ·• • • .:. It$ U DEAR STEVIE: Like most campers, I feel bettor·lf I ean'f a firearm for camper protection. I've heard that at 'b ordtr 18NNI!Tll STEGER'S crosslllgs ( Canoda alld lila· WATER DELIVERY SERVICE ieo) there's a dlffereaee liePh. 44f.OS47. 2fl If tween a revolver 8lld • automaUc and that u IGDI as the gom does not ha.. a WATER delivery aorvl~. O'pln or clip lo insert, jt II Dell & 0..11. ~ 44841157 or called a revolver and u.t ~1340 anyUme. 71 tf you may .take lt acr~•· M.K., Port Arthur, TeltU 1'EIIMITE PEST CONTROL I"m afraJd you've ...,. FREE Jnspecllon. call WI'OD(, M.K. - Clllllda Mexico have strinpat repMerrlll O'Dell, Operator for lations for lmporllnc · flioeElllermllal Termite Sen<le! arms. NONE are pel'lllllttd ttl' Bebnont Dr. 2fl II into Mexico without prlfll: .,. plicaUon for a permit throulill CIIARL1E IIUIINI'ITI! the Mexican consulate nearest your residence. This appJIM, WATER DELIVERY Sllll1C£ to hunting firearms, pistols, revolvers and automatic or iJeml.. KERR, Ohio Ph. ttUI~ or aulomaUc firearms. It takes about 110 days to gel a permit. Hunting rifles and shotguns may be taken Into Canada wltb Paul Beaver - Drl..r. Pb. Proper clearance through the Canadian border customs, bat ' 44$.Z211. 2,21 II NOT revolvers , pistols or fully automatic firearms without a good seleellon of cards. Slm- Get ready lor tile Spr,lng Rush mons Pig. & Office Equip. early - We'D appraise your Fem1le Help e. 281).1f home free - ·If yw like ""'II LADIES in or near GalllpoUs For lnformaUon oee or eon ool! ll for you, If not, notblrits and Cheshire, ,Call 3sa.a4oo. ·K & K Mobile Part, lc Iii, 87 DEMONSTRATOR barlalns, lost. Z83·S ·3311 Jackson. Avo., P!. ..,. eamplng supplies, Amsbtry Olllce It Bn. Pit. ttl ••• ant, W. Va. Paul lc G JW. Apaehe Trail", .lSI Fourth OoetrW ·ttUill WOMEN for pari time work In .Jbup, ~ or. Ave. 2'16-lf , c.rter Maole, ..... Gallla Co. Write Cor! Cosme- ' -~75-411111. llD-11 Wllltm Ball, ...... tics 2m So. lOth st. Ironton, USED FURNITURE - 3 wash~ Ohl~ 4563ll. ~I NEW LATEST model .ilttalght. lag maehlnes, S gas ranges, DILLON AGENCY 7 pe. breakfast .set, I couch, zl~ .., and autom'!lfe hllh LOOK VETERANS . , JMipWant.d elect. stove, <:OU sprlnp. gr~e oowlnq maciJin.es. The 115;000 FOR A MAN over 30 to com6ahy bas been Iii buslneas Clole out .price on a NEW 52 ACRE FARM ~ Small ham, handle sale of Lubrlcanll and 'dolibte tub Deiter ·washer. milking parlor wllh pipe line for 13 years. lllic~- of W• ~lap: milker, farm pond, new drill~ Fuel Additives Ill Gallipolis · neas, am Mil~ an at a tarae Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. ELECTRIC Realing Contractor. ~DD.Woiii,WW ed 'deep well, 9 room, 2 story area. Wrlle J. A. Byers. Sales ·· discount. I'll. 446,1711 ~ ;r,. l'ri·IO Blown in Insul8tion. P. J. · home, I \l baths, extra nice Manager, Texas Refinery 7728. I lliiU F.Sler & Son. Oak Hill, Ohio with cherry finish, hardwood C~rp. , Box 711, Fort Worth, HANNAH'S husband Hector 0. D. PARSONS 45656. Phone 682-6374. 283-6 • floor, coal furnace, storm Texas. 78101. 2111-4 1960 MORiiiS-MINOR . hates hard work so he cleans 1000 four REALTOR windows and doors. If you the rugs with Blue Lustre. pasoenser sed.,.. New paint Vllqe, CIIJ ,...,...,. ln~uranc. have a good .joJ>, rou can own Rent electric shampooer $1. .... tlllo lob. """ w.s,'w. tires, ...,, IF YOU DOOd auto, 1ft or tills homo. 100 per cent !inCentral Su~ply Co. 284-6 · ,tires 011 rear.:. 14,000 mUes oo 111..-Aft.. PHARMACIST general 1Dsur8IICO, It pays to ance. Located near Rutland. eDI!Int, to mJJes to 111e raDon. Hart'o FomUy Cenler ' see your Grange Agents Ill radio, heater. oafety hello and REGISTERED German shari~ PRICE REDUCED CHERRY Mahog, oanellng. w Brldgepot1, Ohio lbe Neal lnsura- A(ency,. haired pointer pups, 9 wks. 6 ROOM - One slory ·home lobueket ..,... Price, .... to w carpet, 3 BR. modern An opportunily for a pharmaN Stale Sl., Pb. 44$.lfN. 446-liH, . . ..., ·old, Call 446-163( or 446-1913. cated on Rt. 7. Needs some kitchen. buill~ln cab. refrlg., cist to work In a prescrlpUoo 51 II 284-1 repair. 3 BR, basement, deep range. full basement, alum. ·department in Bridgeort with I KNJGHi' C-D C. B. rtdlo, five well, lot (0' x 385'. Price sidi~. almost 1 acre one mile one of Ohio's fastoot ii'Owing Plumbing & He1ting crystal controlled eharmall, D 2 PC. sectional living room $6,500. Room lor two trailers. out. 110.0110. See this today. ehalns, sulle, l"'ld eondltlon. 00 Cltll· tuneable chaDbela, II~ 198 ACRES. TB, 5 rooms & IIIIAMMER'8 LARGE TWO STORY Exeellent alarllng salary, pluo llcothe Rd. m... 214-3 lip lolll!'d antenna, S.S. baD bath, barns, new heat &: wa........... lleothi profit~sharing, pension plan, HOME 300 4th Ave., 44f.la7. mount wllh aprlnJ, cabloo 111111 ter system~ timber, coal, fruit,. hospitalization. life Insurance, Price ... ~ TRAILER, 8 • 35. Skvllne 2 bed• LOCATED ln 'Addison, Ohio. 3 $9.500. llfll opportunity for advancement BR., TV room, Inclosed front 7 ROOMS & bath centrally loroom. Call 446-0580. 284-6 111M. lfil.3 and other benefits. Send resume porch, deep well wlih plenty IJBWh't•s I'UJIIBJNQ caled on 2nd Ave., .moving In AND BEATING water. Vacant. can to see. matorjal in conrulenee to: GIVE your children an educa· FOB sALE: SPINET PIANO condllloo, priced m•d·leens. RO!ITE 180 at Evorgroen. Ph. ' · Dlvid Godfrey \. tlonal llifl . for Xma.i, World. WANTED. ros!XInsible party to $4,500 m 11 .' HART STORES INC. \~ . Book .:.. chlldcran. $10. clo1in, lake over low montllly pay~ BUYS this nice 5 room home on !!ill A. STOCK and Dairy Farm~ll 441-mS. modem f room home on Slllte _ . ... · ' (} fl'lt paymenl In ~ days, Ph. · ments on a ·solnet niano. Can an acre lot, basemen! wltll Rt., due to qe and health. STANDARD PWMIIINQ a 77t W. ~le Blvd. 44&-4536 731 Second Ave., Galbe soon locally. Wrlle Credll coal fumace. l"'le I car gar. Colum~ao, Olllo Gilt .. 11 Us ' · 114-6. Manager, P.O.' Box 276, She!· prleerl ID ooD. 118ATING, Ill 1M1.. A... age, detaehed. Just 2 mi. Or call collect for an appoint~ po ' · byvllle. lndlani. 284.1 from do_wntown Gallipolis. 17S A., equipped dairy farm, *'-L 'II! ment. MALE B-..-.-le_ho_u_nd-:-,-aoqd Aroa Code llf.ZIJ.ull 186 60 ACRES Tub. base, J!leoty btml, Qlh. An equal opportualt, •IRPlo7er bU dog, 125. Ph . .fC6.. 7.1M-3 NEW fashion colora are SUe'a CLEAN well fenced, has tobae.. GI!NE PLAN'II .er oulllulldlng~, mode rn I'UJMBING a 118ATINO ":!:!:!;!::::::::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;!; delllhl. She keeps her earpet co base, large bam, plenty oul home, pleJtly water, 2 farm "•lllpiUo. t11 1 coloro bright· - wllh Blue buildings, .farm pond. 3 good ponds, Janda IIIII to rolllna, S'I'ERIXI RADIO ,Lu.ire. Rent electric shamweUs, modem-Ill story home, good fenl!e atrourmtllle coot. II& If . COMJIJN'AT!ON pooer $1. Farmer's Harilware 3 BR and bath, nl~ kltehen. Le>lf" 1nd Found FEMALE German shepherd dog MODERN waiiKil ileroo AM· · Co. 28U In a good locallon near Vin- '" ACRJ:B, 1 room ltoule, ,.. lilt Choooe 35 near ~ 00 u.S. RJ.. ·Fl>l radio comblnaUoo, OieOf· . lon. Price f13,750. ~.....llootlod Jocallaa, ~ PORTLAND, Oro. <VPI> Grande. Slle has recently had lent conditlo!J,' e<Wnal spoa. . 5•1-., tr•de HOBART DIUON, lleoltGr vu ... Ho" much mU1t does I' lake J 1 puP,. To claim eaO Jackson •·· --• ' ....,..,. l!lDGI OJI town 011'111111 IS, IR'NJi. ·oroo0n tO aloke Dairy a ton Producto of ch0010!Com· 'l'be ket IIi:.. • ...et .Iun "'" •.,.. dii 1 .JtiS'I' one · com•lel• Wlttnauor · 286-1620 alter 3:30 p.m. _ Z!S-~ channel sOund, •!c. Balance movlo Camero TII'Oie<itor ... llowlrd a-allllteiJ • - •'mloolon IOYI abou' '1,1.000 ,. due "'·"· or · payrrienll of world's best nrofes. E•eah!P. tfl.tm nalalo. qa&rto - a doy'o prodUcUon ·' WANTID M.50 per month. c. •.U .,~ tlpnal. quallly oleclrie dflye. from 700 cowa. •·· Ic eve f--• t DO IIIII In Orosoa, NO. ... 'I ~ f · . e""'lr ~-·~· 1e111. u, Retro....,.· hfuiNI _ __ ,f-._ . . llltlap. ,.__ -~··-:-"""":-"-;".....,..:. I ·"l I de - ' 71 In:, LO'Q18 (\'r•) - • - 81 , , . - - !II . , _ , IDMllllJ IItie of - .-........ MAPLi! miiEO nreeor wll ra . •ues, , I Loull-l>aled -urt-Paclftc lar ••uii'J, t•llll · Nortltwofi,tbeel1.... lamooi!T ,_ mode! .;......; AM ~ ·FM S. 3rd. Middleport. Phone 1112- , R&llroad hll ' Dillie a refund -... Wl.llrt, . . I Ill yoUow cheddar, abou' 2 per -· ·~·• 54Sf. · •'' •· · :IIU on an un- 'ucte' ilouod II "' - · -•••• cent of the· nollonol total. The ,J radi9 comblhatlon; dual .,.... ' nan aao bY . Ue Jndeaaaaor, A8tfl~, .""' . ton ot cbeddar1 would mate ~~.- ker syatem. Pat baltiiCO dlie · JUST one Ar<rus ai~ proj..,. Ule '1Uoi·Pa¢ftc Rllli'IHitl. . . oanrtwlchoo lor 34,Ao poioom.. .-... fltl.t!O or ol tus tor, 'automatic wlth automatic sub. lit! Malt llri•k• lit! after t:• . · per wet!l<, P.ll ,Kodak .35 · min camero. \i _..: rallroodor •hil ·Way ayotem in New York City •VPIJ - ' Cla\!df · · • •• i . 111 1 I"'·' i ')l'l<e or Wllllracle. File's, II · oOJtl be folllltl It amllarJ blo was In 1870 beneath C'3mord Is the blog•" lloer " · · ,.,......,..... If $1 llnl, Mlcloileporl, PI10ni 1112- mothor'l ollocll. The IICb& Lower B-ay, ,with the ,_ oi1'1nker In In more -·· IY piJt· w ad. i1111' I 1. . Clfi!:V. tillill)a Cdh. $111. 5417. ' 111-1 1!U ior a chUd'o bll!"fvo for eara I!eing propelled 111rough ·than one. Ca!flard __a 31:>.. r,_, ftimlallod 111>14 lidtr j.. itatJon \ . a rldl .!r.o -bolD, 'NIL, .. I tube by eqmp...._ air. Old tapestrt mat•r. "'ho ..l'lrlhs ~ lt......_ ~ 8111'1 ~ · Port. Wortl>. 'file l'hlo oyllem proved flnanelal- In ai 231 pounds. downed _ , ...... Qontaol· .,...,. .,..._ • ... Ph....WitT · '..::; Aloato'l llfi 11-ltPJ lo lho rOt i: U.ll ntlmd. oi( l.f ly unaueeeasfOI waa !>lnl& boor In 10 minot.. lo Pari< 0e111r11 Ill 1f !(In, · · · ·, • - In Nortll - . .. . ""!!ll lillie. . eloood, within a,.toW, years. take the tltl•. ·. J -~ ~ I DEAR STEVIE: On lours abroad, I'm mQre lnterntod lit Wlnten, Rio .Grllllle, 0. Cll Jewish history and in vJsitiqg noted ayn•a:oa:ueJ.. than ca8n ~121 after S. • II drals, but Jo lar I have not been lucky In putliulng m:r Jot. · ~soo · Wit\" i>A:\' MO .lE NEXT SPHING1 IIIII' frontage In lowD . an fenced In - Exlta Sharp, S bedroom wilb a separate car· age and all for fl2,500. typoo ol 'bulldlll( ....... ltla, - . - . pipe, wlttdowl, llDtell, elc. Claudo Off.~6G w.,_. · .. _ _ § TRAV( .w. uM4) . MEIGS EQ~ENT CO. . . . ._ JlOB'S Aulo Repair, ll. >mile oul JOQ· Croot Rd. Exporlrolced mechtnlc, tte as. m u Th. WISEMAN A..ncy SeHer Be Firsl Today Naat R1nch ·s.n.-w Ofhl•• .lti8T Olf'ENW ' WI!!'VE HAD OUR BE&'T YI:A'a EVER BUT WE HAVE RUN SHORT OF PROPERTY TO SEU. TO T l DAV AND TOMORROW BUYERS. IF YOU ~ANT FAST COURTEOUS SER'iiCE CALL THE WISEMAN' AGENCY .. ~anted 1'1\~~·~-..,~~-wl-lb_M_o_blle ASCS therefore is urging that all 1967 • year appllcatlool be ftlod before Jan. 31, 1968. . POYments for lhe 1967 mar..tll likelY beoln In own'¥l .PAUL WILLIAMS !S NowUftd.rThe from Pi. free easy parking. ed on the ilverage national price · ror marketings during the whole year, and this ean be determined more exactly If reports on mar ketlngs are complete: .... THE OFFICE OF 2 acrou Modern credit for mod•rn !•rpnu·• ~nomlul- Con•enlent 0. p.endat>l., Comrtetii.IYtl r.ot.al '"•" .,,..,.,. • ifN, ., , under the wool program are bas- 'l"ltmeo • -~ · •• • • FREE Compact and clean two !Jed. PORTABLE TV . Mlh purch010 room home wllh lola of space to be given away Dec. 18. No bftere. 'Rint eloctrlo , . _ ' of 'II· Apache eamper travel _ New Slorm Wlndowa and purebaae neceSJary, don't fl G c M•- .... !railer, Amabary Apache Doon, Oak flooring and prleerl have to be present lo win. Prepooor · · · ~ ..., 'l'l'allor, Ill Fourth Ave. at .f9000. lnvenlory sale. canoway Fur· , .. . ·; 27" 11 nllure, Rt. 17, I block oil 11i..~C;iluQl~e ·~~~ · , Call Now For any time, and tile chaliman advises that this be OOne as 110011 as possible, Incentive payments ~ balh, gar~~e. ··~Tienl loco~ lloo. lower Fil'll-Ave. Pit ~ 2ttt from 9 to. 5 p.m. or ~ 2!411 afle• 5 p.m. 2ft.l For w. - l fO!l~~agl~abb~~ with J11e - .Jabmue FREE FREE· SYLVANIA elock radio CLEAN ,Li!lln earpoto · mabl 1 Ilona!· Wool Act ma.y ·be filed with (il>e) ASCS county ., .., ..,., u a • une. J'OI!U)atlon. . PH.992~451 ' ot lading) transferring conWhen we observed. it recently, bllla trol · to the buy-er. and having we saw nice cover of grass ~ wheat growing oo the disturbed avalJable all the information earth. This gran cov.;~t· ~ :~s needed to determine the buyers• . tall enoullh to give protection total. purchase price. Applications for 1967 marketthroughout the coming winter . Ing year payments under the Na- Dairymen's Co-Operatift Sales Assoclatioo yesterday gave stro~W 1\lli)OI'l(9 a proposal that would place Pittsburgh under Federal Mill< MarkoUng order mUll: -markets in Western MIDDLEPORT, 0. Thla Includes paaalng title to PI'I'TSBURGI! - The marketing Ponneylvanla with 'existing Fedorol. Order markets In Cleve- : load YOoqalown aod WhOel"-1. ' POWEU SUNOCO . SERVI~ AVfiAGfS: DEC. t .DEC. ll Wool and Mohair Year Ends on December 31 8ectslons by commercial farmers, Commercial farmers eacb ·'"'--GALLIPOLIS' - ~. Tlie ' trowers week and eaeh month ha'Ve to th 1 the make decisions as to Investments were reminded today a they w111 make or expenses they 1967 marketing year under the wW Incur. HospitalizaUoo for wool and mohair program ends those 65 and over is such a d~ December 31. ili lsion J. Melvin Gilbert, ch man, c EveOone who has or wUI reach Agricultural stabili:zatlon an _d agEi 65 by December 1 and has CO{Iservatlon County Committee, not availed themselves of the explains that thia means that rtunity to enroll ror hospit. payments Cor the current 1967 :tlon undertbeMedtcare~ year will depend on completing am ahould contact tile Social all delnlls of marketing ollbor !!:curlty representatives before wool, mohair, or lambs,oledbyt~t date. Marketings compl •· d or Decembe r • tile en Dor c 31 .1967 te , , will become · marketlncs In U.o 1968 marketing year, and thus not eligible for payments unW earlY 1969, The chairman urged produc.. ers to ·make sure that all de.. tails for the 1987 sales are completed by the end of the year. Committee r1 the 3300-member othei- tew mlnut.- and returned a tator to 1e11 the council It lo a cootactlng DCSA Endorses Order to Merge Roconuneoded Nov, 17 by tho Consumer ao;1 Marketln,g8ervice ·~ lbo 1Jn11811 states Deparlro1ent of A&rlculturo, the proposal would merge Pittsburgh, Erie and 1no wltb a proposed cc>mprebon.atvo aonlna' ,oi'O!lnanl:e. "' one point It roterred to "JUDlor department atom... Wbolll thai? No ·one know. councilman Bernard RQhl .. eder walked out ot the meet~na Below normal lemperatures are roreca1t for the ROrtbern third of the nation, bu. w~trmer weather Is predlete:l for tbe soui:hern balf. WeDs, Wellston. Patient• Released - ~­ ~·ond·~a.tck~·~ ea:• an aaod rw all PG&JOIII. wbero .......... lo~ mu1!:f 31 1967. ' The current percentage of enrullmont Is l.,.oallo states Mill large rural populaUons. Only by havlno all ol tho facto can Blrtl11 - ·Mr. and Mrs. Earl the rural aged make an lnrormK. Davis, 223 East Elllh111 Ave., ed decision about enrolling In the medical insurance part of the Wellskll, daughter, Dena EUeen, NoV. 21; Mr. and Mrs. Homer program. 1bo Meigs Coon()' ·Technical c. Nettles, Rt, 3, Wellston, daugll- · Action Panel is asking that peo- ter, Erma ·Claire, Nov. 25· and ple in the various townships and Mr. and Mra. Carl E. Y'atea, vlllages of tlle cowttv who know Rt. I, Oak Hlll, daughter Nov. or people who will J>e 65 by De- 28. Presoot PaUents- Wllla Dean( cember 31 and have not sf.aned up ror the Medicare hospitaliza- Carter, Rt. 3 Oak HUt. E II a tion program tell tho pei>ple a- Brooks, Davis Home.l Oak Hill; bout U.ls opportunlcy and encour- Vernie R. Cochran, Ht. 1 Jackage U.em to sign up. To sign up son· Amos H. Dozer, Rt. 1 Me. the Social Securl(y represonta. Ardtur; Logan D. ·Elliston. Rt. tives may be contacted on their 2 Sidney; OIUe Mae , Evans, Oak weekly vial! to Pomeroy which Is Hlll; Looter GOlespte, Rt. I each Monday from 10:30 a.m. un- Oak Hill; Joy~ Darlene Grant, til -lll ptq~le are taken care ot. Rt. 3 Wellston; Mause S. Ham· The Social.. Security represen- mer, Oak Htll; Elvin E. Jaynes, tatives m~e their weekly visit Oak HIU; M. Melba Lewis, Jackln rooms in the basel)tent of son; Thomas McEIOOwney, Rt. the Post Office at PomerOy. Details or the program or oth .. er tnrormation may be secured ~-~-". Quallb' B oao yolkaado-n ·o olllhti.Y- For lhnt . .~'EW ~lodern apt.,. 4 rmt. llld Notfce oopoclolly for fr7la( or - - the buyer, delivering the wool or mohair to the buyer either PT. PLEASANT - The Tech-- --rii'Odo•Cor• (Ado(~· ror . .. . "-~SHOP.THE wAm ADS FoR BIG BARGAINS DAILY · aa cbocl<- ~·-·- • ct':'l<ld- wi!Uo plaatlng, Leave a dlpre."; olon around lbo plaot to m loter ftterlllg oolf, Young tree• ohoVId ba kept watered wllon CHRISTMAs TREES rali!fstl lo Umlled. A live, boRed. and -burlawod API>IY a 2 to 4 Inch Chrllllm~ tree can be a bar- J)ellt mooe, IJ'OWICl bark, or • oa1n for ,... If your· I~ Jar materials. Tlda holpa pr"' voot dama(o from U.o freezing · needs an evergr.,.., Tho· blaoal problem Mi!l a and thawing llrrlnr1 tho 1flntor live tree Is keeping II nterod, months. • '!llo illdoolt Ollloo o1 ..... LliDA lbot lise II buod ~ ................. , . ., Tha alsu., • llad -·~~~Or. Ell· ..,.ut:y. • rio ot ::: Larro (J7 os.), LartoCM ooJ 'IW• wlv ~ and...,.,., (3' os,). Sluotllo u. s. Doporlm Mb1'lllllrW ,... .... JUmbo (10 01,), . turo'o c r IUid !ball Cit sontco , _ t tho7 II'Odo ,.. l , oz,) and - ·.. lor~ ond for OlUlDA ll'o- not troo- tbt "'"- oloo, Qfllclall7 , . . - ~ld -~•- oro U 5 Gndl AA (01: o1- carry 1bo USDA • _... >.' 'ond .,_111110tbt . . tllo boUer ,lt)'OUIIIIr* wldcb lndlcolea bodl •""r AA :;.. A, 11.. al- lolbo -rmla) o1 _..... li.Y ond ... out ........... 111'11 MUCH mJ,NOlMAL U:LOW Directory is Being Made SoU ConservaUon Service -...,be low Ia AVfUoGU: Dt:C,. 1.0fc. J1 Lay of the Land BY JOHN COOPER "' ..... ,.. .1.. -;;... """"livE· Some May Miss Medicare. Hospit~li,ation Chances Meigs County POMEROY - Man,y M e 1 g s area people · who are 65 years of age or older may lose their opportunity to enroll In the hospitalizaUon Wlder the Medlcare Program, according to t h e Meigs County Technical Action *" -·Then ~ • BY C, E, BLAKFl!LEE Ext. Agent, Agrlculbre otf-- .... cbomlcal tor eocb bald!. Voo WMn 10U aot ,_ troo ~ - - ..- - 'f"'"'a poD 0.. . . - crocf1. put 1bo 1011 ball IOik w biA ~ ............ - · dlf. 1>0111' FIREPLACJ; FLAMfS . t;;i. You doa't 111>11 liMp tbt tree · · Ill G..., .......,, blue, rod. .,.. · to cl-M eon1a1nor lbur• tbt ~ uolll Cbrl- '1'11o JIUilll• ilamoo ID ...,. llrtpiMo CIOiiiiJ a ch&op of ohemJ.. looo limo a tree Ill l.....,.o, tbt """ add -1&1, boUdQ' ealo. bollor "" ......,. of oun!Yal. to ,...... 1ldl - - eonoo or . - , bloclcl Ali!Jou6 a tni1 Ill - n mike lbo colOI'O. bum your ...,. bo plocod 1n 0 molb. 01' )'OU bur 11. !Mt'o m IIIIo 11'11 IUlar lllel olOIII orllb OVorll'- _ . boa and lOOked 1n a.o oo- otor lbot ol10, Some ,._ to be . _ . o r - blockooookedln · 1.-..,.. a ~- or oo. Yw may 20-Z$ fool tall. To hob>- dl-, ..... 1!Nii!lt ....,11\o · - - • •-·· tree recomm,.~ ,.,. ne0c1 w c- w~ to ,... ~~ ,.., 18 It-· ..... .,....aamoo,)'OU'R lbo 101·..:.~~~~ • ... _ ,a·• -~ · · · ..... W11 a1 ~ ~ • • --·~nood ooppor aulfato; or-. • •· take a.. aaturated coooa or 1'"' cOli _ . t ,...... V&rloO' to clum chloride; b I u o, _ . bloclcl out oflbo eon1a1nor and (l'OI!P, chloride; rich red, !JihJ.Umcblor- lot dry, WI!. tiKo' 01'0 piJ 11Je .,._, llolo ., - . Ide; and purple, potudumeblor- a.or...~ dry, tool one or two hro foot Mdor ind doopor ll1ar! • Ide. For oof~o alko, dolt'! bur IIi !be IIMD!aco and ntch lbo U.e dlam- ol lbo ooll ·boll. II11Y aubstl!IMo. Yoo con prr- amuemont ol 10Ul' ohUdroo or Plirco t h e - lo the hololoav-. chase U.eao chomleala at drug M~ltl Inc lbo burlOP oo but looHn and stores. Do U.o ·-"'-· Job 'tr-~~ · • or roll ·tt •-~ .. ,..., __ -~~ -~ Water ~·~•·-"""'"' and .... .. st.. litO notM• to flo - - ' · ~ qooJJty are IIIII ......._ lMto "" ..u oltbtr IIIP,.. '"' -------- .. -------- ·- ------- ........... --=- • • ~c..~t"~·..:;ca~~ure ~.. ._' ... -· ,\_¥'"" PARI~. P..-1~ o~ .. EGGS are Inoculated at lran'o modem Razl IIIJtltate lit . lbe proceao of produelng rahleo vacellle. U.S. forelp llil· IH!Ipecl train 1la!l and aaalated In eoaotruelloa • • ..._ puc of llboratorleo for lbe •-•reb eelller ru bf llie Mlalotry of ACrlealturo. SUNOCO Now has available amodem 2' Bay Service Sfafion •localetl Downlown al Second Ave1ue I _ •Grape llreel .station Under Same Ownership Pasl · IJ hars •Proven Gallim~e and Prolils • ~~d lrainaing ,• free Mertbandising e,Ren.till Assislanee -~nqaal $ Rebate 01 Pun:hms ~•li••o•s ~dviee ••d .l:ouaseli~ U you are a potential Independent, have: ~ - · ~it. de8ire to work and be ,.qd · ~ • lt'OUid Jike to discuS$ our program Willi you �.......................... B.ig Eggs I -Put Safety Claus in Christmas CAM'tJi BY .llllYSON R. GALLIPOLl'l _ PUt a oot.O "clooo" In ,...... Cbriotmu and eUmlDate 11n hazordo tt..ot _ _., ~ bo"~· ""i'!, ~.t,;;:'iroo out. olde In ...,tiJ 1.., Mod 11. . ~-~~JOUibo ~~-· •~n· ~ b..... It In, cut ~-• of lbo w,.. , •- tor trunk. Keel) lllandlnr chocking· 11 IIaaoh daY. Thla 1101 only koopo '- tllo entedloo ProiiY and gr., but It' a ..,. or tile , best -·• io r<>oircolln bazard4 when "ti,0 !roo II brousht, Into ll1e houao Make ;.,.., U.o !roo .Ia · aloo check wiring rtod, IUid II11Y kind of docoralln& Doo't overload aocketa. 'And disconnect ,...... docorltlons WllOOno ...u ~=In I · o·-· ... ·- -"' -· ..- Whenlo Ol'<llllld, 0\leot U 1UU pion ,..j'~l. b e - .... ml,y &lhorlwhllo. You'To ulllllc 1011dnd of c:oM>lllllblo aUvo - . . alo, JOt !hoM lbot .,.. oam. an.r proofed, lr )'OU havo matorlalo, """To oucll u Sonta•o clolbiDg, lrbloh lboolid be llrtprooeed,· dip or oprly tbom orllb o ooiUUon ol 7 ouncoo bora and 3 ouocoo - • acid -'-od ·~ •w ·~ .-··-'· ..-of hoi •·•-r Allo, help IIDOllchUdreo Mlh olectrleal toy a, and U.Om · U.o oofo WOYI to hancllo il>om. ThlJi lllOY mOIII a rule lb&t lbo J>lurfilng ind 1111J)l!'Pins be dooo by""'""'"'" only, . As sooo aa all a.o olftl oro · •--' take lite dlac-~ unm........., -wrawlngs to lbo Incinerator or doaDirsa blOclia make rood Christmas outolde to bum lbom. Never pot ......,_ gifts. Put them 1n baga of tired tbom In lite llroplaco, since !be Ical In one gallon ol water, using mo.,.tto nettln& and """" In red ~c - · ~ · · •- -~• ~omlcalo. --·~-• -~vo -~~a.."':O':: o, u t - New in Farming Panel. The reason for this is that effective next January 1, a person to be eligible for the hos.. pitallzation benefits under the Medicare Program must work at least three quarters and possibly more under Social Security covered occupations to quallly lor hospitalization. Representatives of the Marietta Soeial Security otrlce met recently with the members of the Technical Action Panel. The panel learned that this change In re~rements tor ~~spltall­ zation coverage affects· only the hospital insurance, tor bUl insurance. not the doc- The reason ror this iB that hospital bene!lta coot will be paid for by Medicare eontribu.. ttons whlle .YOU are working. For the doctor bUI part of lite Medicare Program each perSOfl aigns up voluntarily and makes • $3 monthly payment. Some :wople may wonder what the Technical Action Panel Is and wh,y the Technical Action Panel should be Interested In ' encouraefng people to sign up for Medicare and •I'PO<Ialty lite hospltallzaUon ba(o!lts. The Meigs COU!It;y Technical Action Panel Is one of 88 such groups in the stale. Membership in the Teehnlcal Actlon Panel consists or a represeataUve of the SoU Conservatkln Service, Ute Agricultural StabUizatbl and Conservation Service, Farmera Ho~e Admin- •~ ~- -~ • lltratlon. tile Forest Service and IU>Y olber United States Depart. rrient of Agriculture agency havIng omces In a specific county, The CooporaUve Extension Service, because It Is not a straight line agency of 11\o United States Departmenl or Agrf.. culture, Is invited to be a member in each county. Here In Meigs County monthly mee~s are held under the leadership of. Carl Billkam, ronservatlonl st wilb the Soli Conservation Servlc~; H.E. ~eld~, Agricultural StabUizaUon and Conservation Service; Mllton Roush, Far.mers Home Administration; a,ld C. E. Blakeslee, County Extonsloo Agent. Mme. bers Of other {.1nited States Department of Agriculture agencies are invited whenever they can find the opportwrlty to attend "' Starting last month the panel began meeting with f{ r o u P s U!rooghoul the COU!It;y. L a s I month's meeting was with the LeadlnsCreek Conservancy DiStrict officials. Tho next wUI be w1111 Southern Development Cor. poration otrlclals at Racine. Other groups will be schecllled as the opportunity is offered.. The purpose of meeting with groups la to otter the services or the Technical Action Panel agencies In lmtn'ovlni! Meigs COU!It;y. Now .. to why Is tho PM~"I interested bl ' seeing that 'people who will be 65 year ot age or older should have the opportun.. icy to sign up for the ~edicare hospltallzaUon program, Enrollment In Medicare Is a continuous program Involving some 27,000 nll'al people every month ~ reach age 65. Eligible people who, for some reason, did not enroll lo Medicare durlllo the !Ira! period provided (P,L. 8997, enacted In 1965), Mil have lbo -rtunl(y to sign up be- tween October 1 and December Not All Better ~r-~----~--------~-----:----------, by 1()' lbe Social Securlllrector•a Of!lce which Is Oak Hill Hospital -~lhlckwldi8.Tha10 . . . oro .ouitlbla tor (OMrol coolllatt: sod baldrW JIUI'PIIOO •• Lot tllo IJSDA (rOdo mork'"' c . - (or on ~ ~ wldcb ooalo tllo carton) he)IS tllo slzeandqua!Icyeaoyouwont; Romorilbei, not aiiOUtaroFotl•roJIY , . . - becauM &i'odlrv 11 1011- nical Action Panel grouplsworking on several projects in Mao- son County, One projeot, •blchwiUbecom- pleted tn' lbo near future, Ia putting together a directory Ollplalning services available to our peo- n has been pointed out that many people do not understand ple. services which are available to !hem. The TAP Commltloo Is made o1 repreamtatlves of the ag~ rlcultural agencies and associated agenc:le1. The members of the Committee who are work~ up ' lng on lbo directory are Judson Brake o1. Farmers Home Admlnlstrllllon IUid John c_. er, U. S. Soil Conservation Ser- vice; Virelnla Rayburn, Agrlcul. tural stabillzatlon and Conservation S e r Y ice; CaiJ Cook, Cooperative Extension S e r v. •• ice;: Johnny Loonu. State JJoportment or Natural Resaurcea, and .lack Smith of West Vlrolnfa Deportment at Employmont Securlt;y. EARTH MOVED Paul Oshel, whose rarm is ott a.o SandhU! Rood 011 a.e Shrine Club Rood, haa complelod the oarlbmov!ng lor a !arm pond. Tlds pond will hold about t.at111 of an acre water which 111DDW111 to 1bout 250,000 gat. lolls: 111e 1q> of lbo rut waa built 10 •• to be orldo OIIOUil1 to be uled u a road acro1s the small holl.,. In wltloh !be !Ill Is placed. Charleo McCulloch of McCulloch Farms on Rt 17 baa extended o dlvorolon lupllshlng water tor one of hlo fll!'lft ponds, The dtyorsloll ,... oxtonded about200 foot to p%'C!yldo oome extfa walerthed wlllch will more ·raj>ldly rerill. jhoi pond. This pond lo pot to coill!lft( uoo bocaw it turnlllhoo' ......, In and around his dairy born. He llasbolnohort of water Uln& drY tpells. · Robert Bu.nlltte~ whose tarm Ia 011 i i i - C1'1111k 1*1' tbe ' . ' ' \ a voluntary,not cun,puliCJI't,pro.. ll'&m ot'tbe..Coaoumer IUid Morkotln( SOntco,Hondleroondproc8uort must reQ.Yelt and~ for lhll .,....Ill! oontco If IIIey Mlb to uoo It Now They KilO'!' . lii'JUNQPilliW, Oro. (t!PI) - Ctlli' councnmon were WOIIt· Country Club, has cleared some land. Part of this land is in pasture which he is developing by the use of lime and fertilizer and some seed In places. Another area wtllch he has cleared Is In part ol bls bottom !lelcl. He Is plannlno to Install We drainage in Utls area. Recently we helped Charles Lewis or Oldtown Farms on Rt. 62 with a tile hookup. This was part at a tile instaUation, a· major pOrtion of which was installed late last fall. Because of bad weather at that time, Mr, Lewis .was !lOt able to complete the Job, The hookup Involved dig. olno about 200 fe<rt of ditch by hand. Installing 8" tile on grade, aud booking a 4" lateral into the 8" main. We were looldrlg at some conservaUoo work on the Everett Keefer farm recently. Mr. Keefer had built a diversion ditch, waterway, cleaned out a creek and aiOJ>Od the banks. The earthmoving was done in August and Mr. Keefer seeded and mulch~ 3 Oak HUI; P8ut E, Nlchols, Jaekaon; Elma Marie Robbins, Jicksoo; Karen Sue Ruttl, Rt. 3 Oak HUI; Jeanette Scott, Jackson· Bonnie Lou . Sheets, Rt. 1 Rai; Robert Sims, Rt. 301kHUI; Lou Vollmer, Jackaon, and Eva located a~ Marietta. · Declalons as to signing up for tile Medicare hospital program are management decisions just as much as management atore not .eeiUnl appUancet or other larp ltew. How did he know? He phoned hll wife. The counetl eontlnued 111 work. Kenneth R"f McFam, Clirford L. Cal: lahan, Linda Carol Callahao,_Ada T. Duqn, J~anna Edwards, ta.izaboih M. Fl.,.ers, M.yrtle V. Graves. James Henry. A n n a KanOuse, Pamela Sue L o n g, Jameil T. Parker. Marvin Sny~ der, Lucille Smittle, F I o Y d Wblte, Guy Schellenger, Frank Davis James E. Emmert, Herman My era, Sylvia Vance, Blaine Jones, Denise Parsons, ancl Ollie Howell. NEW WHEELS POR SNOW TIRE MOUNTING . $9.89 It should be a wet month lor moat of the eountry wUb dry weather over the eentral and southern Great Plal11 auil ed 11\e area ImmediatelY alter the earthmoving was completed. . along the South Atlantle eoast. om~e physlcalty or lltrough documents (such as warehouse receipts or " ~' at 2 appliaQces in, 1 cabinet! True zero freezer·and spa. ""lltll ¥•11rl;e' 95 Sycamorv SL O.lllpolls PH.44H391 114 ~lberry Aye, ITIM PRICI Auhmetlc . \Yosioor ...... : •.... 20f.tS Pac.rn~~ktr cious refrigerator with sep. arate doots and separate Insulation. Buy with no down payment. PICitfttoktr Aut.tnltlo o..,... """ ". ". Un~h:"'.:t.'!lt.. . . . . • 539500 ~~~.~. Pomeroy PH. 992..S270 Richard N. S&errett, Co, Mgr " Domlnl011 Tofltn lkllltt .. .. .. .. .. .. lUI • MONTH Domlnltn Porcol- .. IUS Dominion Sllcln• Knlh 16.25 Dtmlnl• Com _,,_,,, ." 7.5t' -nlon Holr Dryer .. 2.US Club Alumln'p.m Special OHers' WATERLESS COOKWARE ' Tetion coated set Includes: l'h qt. saucepan '!t/Cover:,2 qt. sauce- • pan w/cover, 41> qj. Dutch oven w/covei, Tractors and $ 4995 ' 10" open fry pan, 6%" fry pan, stainless ste-el spatula. ON bon,ded to' sun-ray , Jluminum. Set mcludes, llh qt. saucepan w/covtr, 2 qt; saucepan w/cove[i 10 f open fry pen, 4'1'2 · qt. , Dutch oven wJcover, 6~n fJy pa'l. Po~celain, 13495. Bailers ._ __ Plua . ..................."'" Arwln AMo'M .· loy.O.Voc Ploolllltlht .. - .. .. .. . . Bt ,.,., .C..llor Wo- .. 7.fS lhol'Crofl lltctrlc . . . . . """-"" " . 2l.fS Jl).ploco Wronch Jot . . 1M . . Phone, mell or ~ - yeur ·. Nltctlona to . !' LANDMARK 7" Elec:trlc · Shopcn~ft .SAW. PERC $1125 $2195 DRILL "- -~ -------"----, 4 QT. DOMINION (I) Wtl,.r of Flnonce Chongoo Until Mllrch 1, 1961 on TrKion Mlly 1, 1961 on loloni · , 12l ln-tment Crodlf Tt• Advent.,. TOIIonPort•lo Mlur . . . . . . 12,11 ......m 'lloctrlc lrot1, . l.fS SolllJ>I•• Of thoao (lito are oil dlaplO)' ot your LANDMARK otore1 atop In eoriY •1111 ••· olcl tne loat-mloiite rUalr. • NOVEMBER and D£C£MBER ONLY Windbreak• With Any New Tractor 5 Bales of Twill With Aay New Baler . l:at.tl llf.tl CORN POPPER $750 ' HUr'ITER LANTERN $2118 wirH IATfERY ' - - . . . - • .,,_" a • -.',.. .. • . , . _ . . . . . . . ..... • •9 • _ _ _.. •' . LARa'E 4 rm. unfum. ups!ilrs opt.. ..,troRy located. river view. adulla onlv. CaR 44$. 11'19 or 435 Ill Ave. Z!S-If MaMgiliMftf of FQRRESTE. THOMP$QN Prevk»u1 Cll11111 · · Welcome 5 RMS. and balh, fum. Ph. 6'IS. 2658. 2111-1 8 ROOMS. unfum. (half or double\, downlown locaUon. m. 27'15. 2111-l PIN~ING "*" ahears llhsrpened 11.25 up, sc:losors tSc up. ()ii1i'IC8 for· ront. c.u Sheppard Se•tng , Machine - - from I 8.DL tiD I Sales and Servk:e. 862 1st Ave. ~ NEWLY deeorlllerl I rml, _,. ,:m. btlll, btaelnenl, Daad Stock . .. Removed Fru WILL · remove your dead horses, cows and mules. Call coli~ Jaekson 286-4531. erial fllrual at former DaDI a ,_. Pt. PlriiHIII. Realonable, fl'lor· - . C.D Wtyae ~. IM, II !!:i USED •leclrlc guitars and amollfiers. Ia~ recorders. rnov· ~ . 283-3 le arid 35 MM r,.ld corneru. · -·- - - - : Will trade oo guns or sell ..... GMC ..-LICK ., · very rerum,able. Fife's, 71 J s. ,.,. '"' 3rd. Middleport, Phone 1192HIADQUAIIa5 • 5U7. 2liU T ~· 1.1 ....- •• 1165 s T, GMC IM7 Oldmloblle Delmont 1 11159 PLYMOUTH Stalion Wa~ lfon. wll"J sell verv reasonoble 1155 if, T. GMC or trade for motorcycle. boal. 11155 10 T. Ford ~DS. or wbat have ~you . lteO 10 T.. Cllev. Fife's, 711 S. 3rd. Middletl<>rl. 11105 10 T. Ford Phone 1192-5457. 2113-6 tiM 10· T. artY. Pldolp • Ita 1% T. Cbenalet '!'nidi IIIIa 10 T. Chevrolet Paaol Reallltlteforlale 1851 I T. GMC • "liD_.. •Ita % T. Cbem>l~ Plekup _, • · tll8l ll. T01,1 ·ilh.v'1'let PldtliJ> Olear S.ird,lultor 1159 1 T. GMC. dUihp truek 1110x280 BuOd'fg lot . loealed 1 uied TI'ICIGr ........., . Juot · outaldo ton Willa eiiJ Spreader natural po. 1 Minneapolis Molino Power J'OR t$,0110, ,0.. OlD buy I I" Unit .' llory home ID 11>0 Kypr IIIIa F 800 Ford Creek Sehool ~ Mill New 10'• 11o1aey cuuora btlh, 'nice kllclloD, drilled tzlj9.50. New U$ z :10, 10 pli weD. ll'o nice Inside, nylon tires f$5. Jne. Federal OWNER """""' lo MD and tax wlllla 111 offer on hll I tfar7 ~ ValleJ ~- c:.. otoro bulldlng or bave wltb • UI .PIM 11. a_ tM aa. Inventor,., Balb, fun ~ . 140 u menl, llorm windows, Jocat. • ed In GallipoiJt. GOOD elean lump IIIII otobr U,OOO buys a two bedroom coal. Car Wlnlers, Rio frame home with bath, 2 ftlls, Grande. Phone CH UIIS. almost 3 A. of land, located In Kyger Crook Sehool Dlalrlel. VALLEY Fumllure, Sf Slate Vacant and walling for you. SL, Gallipolis, has i large. ... 1Wiert Baird, l!olooma lecUoil Of pre-used furnlluro. Olllco .,.... HI.477S Ph. 441-052!. 23t II 0,.. U Boan ••ler. MODERN ltoulelraDer, tdlllllet THE CHRISTMAS Shop at paid. 1110 ~ Smeltzer's Garden Center will . 21'111 be open until 10 P .M. fill Dec. 23. 2113-12 P'URNISRI!ID Apartment. Gl J'aurlh Ave. Ill-# NOW ·through December at Eileen's Hair Fashion. gel a S RM. APT., one upctaln, one . $15. permanent for 110. This do..,., furn. or unfurn. I'll. Includes •Ill-_ and set. . While 44$.1711. , .:IJI0.8 you are thm, check our low price on frostings. It will add . tATE MODEL expandlng spice to your Christmas hairhouaelraller, e<panda to 211 do. Call 446-4514. 282-3 11. wide. S ml. Rt. 7 N. I'll. 44&.1711. :IJI0.8 IF YOU are buRdlng a new home or remodeling, ..0 us. PAULA KAY'S Beauty SalonForllle We are builders. Illl!rlbutor Now for lhe first lime, beau· lor Hotpolnt Appllancoo, AIU8tJ GARDNER hrM111Jrillii, tlful 100 per cent human hair son Eloclrle. · 1114 If wiRS and wlgleta available. by . "aravan typo, I lull lldrmo., full batb Upstain, " blllb order In all colora. Orden lake only I week for delivery. .doWIIItaln. I'll. "''""' tl- LUMP coa). Open no 7 Mon. 'tar I p.m. Gl' -1'111. 17M tllru Fri., Jaymar Coal Co., C&ll or otop In now for com. Rt. 7 al tbe Melp IIIII Galplele Information. You~! be :LOGS lot fireplace, r:ut tbe abe Ua County Ph. tiU(OI, amazed at ·our low prlee~. needed, cat] 44$.107. lll.a :MO If Ph.- 44&-4442, 111M a..- Piftsa11f.' , 281·16 sliver malet, 1St lc • · , . Oak .HID IIIUOII. . Rell Elf•te For Sale hie, Tract. · ltEALTOI 992-2176 · lNr Meigs Gen•ral M01pltal Oesigned For H•pDV Livin9i YOU 'LL /n(D CHARM AND CON. YENIINCI PLUS 1\ lESTIGE AND PI.ZASUH~ IN. THIS NEW 3 BED- ROOM BRICK. I FULL .ANI> J HALF B..\THS, A KITCHEN WlTK MAN'k' BEAUTIFUL CABINETS, PLUS RANGE, OVI;,N, DISH WASHER AND DISP llSAL BUILT IN. Tilt: BEDROOMS ARE LARGE WITH AMPLE CLOSETs. OTHER . RATUR£S IN CLUDE CENTRAL Afll. , LARGE Z CAI.t ' GARAGE, J'IRE' PLACE, DININO AR~ WITH PATIO, DOORS AND LAROE UTILITY ROOM WITH CABI:oiEfS BUILT IN ,' ALL THIS ON A LARGE FLAT LOT J IUL.I OUT JN A NEW SUBDIVISION. WE PROMISE ITS WORTH Y01JJ\ TIME TO INVISTIGAT.<:. C/-u. Ma.3M:J TODAY OR -He-3'1'911 THIS EVENING. Up The Creak With No House Boat?? Wit DON'T HA'IIB A HOUSE BO WE DON'T HAVE A HOUSE. B:lAT IIU1' WE DO HAVE A N!AK NEW 3 8ED' .1 00M f'RAME h MILE OUT 35. YOU 'LL LIKE 'l'HE FINE COSSTRVCTIO."<i AND THE LARGE ROOMS. IT JN. CLUDE!:l A FULL BASEMENT, A BEAUTIFUL BUILT IN KJT. CltEN, ~ FIRE PLACES, A Rll .:: ROOM ANU ~ C"A ft GARAGE . C.:OST ::1 ~ · WVING AND BUILl). lNG PRICES ARE Q-OJNQ UP. BETTER LOOK l<)DA Y . We Really Need , Ustings COME IN TODAY AND LET US Big 150' X 150' Lot FIU!:E cHais:ht '--:Ai:;;-:;,c;:;ilrdT";:;;;:s::r.i: ;t:rt.d. FnNI Appril•l . SHOW YOU A 3 BEO.lOOM HOME WITH OR WITHOUT BASEMENT IN AN AREA OF YOUR CHOICE THAT WILL COST t:.ESS NOW THAN IT WILL NEXT SPRING. WE HAVE SEVERAL HOME OW .' IERS 'IIERY ANX lOUS TO SELL BEFORE CHRISTMAS. MANY HAVE MOVED AND CAN GIVE IMMEDIATE OCCU· PANC\'. CALL US FIRST OR LAST BUT CAlL TODAY AND ·rAKI!: ADVANTAGE OF ONE OF THESE TERRIFIC, VALUES. D. H. WOOD, RNitor Phone 446-1066 TERMITE I PEST CO.'ft'IIOL FAIN EdermlnaUon Co. Wl1eclersi>w'g, Ohio, Ph, 7'16-21150. mu REESE bulldozer and baek, hoe service. Ph. 367·'/519. 11011 LEE. SHEllS' Plrimblng and remodellng. Ph. ~- Crown Cl!J, 0. 8211 WATER WELL IIIIIU.ING MYERS !'amps Sales lc 9erV· leo, Ph. 7!l,i113S, Rutland, 0. c. J. Lemley. 141 u rab- o. bln~tlon Pl1~~~ r = · ~~ ~- r• tl.! ~ ..,.r!:'":"~ ··. T~'fi.7.~";:!.~':{ .~ ....,J?t. *" buU~ •= . . _,.. •......, ~ •1- Oerl.. 0- -~ hloh~st ~ t•. ~.~ ~ "' permit. . Our U.S. Bureau of Customs stat,.s: "Travelers enterinl and leaving the United States are permitted for peraOIIII ,_ three firearms (nonautomatic· rifles, carbint\s, revolven . . pislols) and 1,000 rounds of ammunition as part of tbelr aecompani~d or uJ;Jaccompanied baggage.'' Getting them over borders. is, fortunately, another matter. , ~· . ... ' DEAR STEVIE : Our family's favorite tourist spot is the authentic big-game preserve just transplanted from Africa to Palm Beach County, Florida. You should hear our children brag that they've bean on a real, live, African safari! And believe me, it's "real" enough. Hundreds ·of wild animals -including 150 lions- roam free in over 640 acres of slmuljlted African bush eountry, but the area is heavily patrolled and protected by . teams of professional hunters, wardens and ~~~~~;; tourists are confined safely in their cars. If a_ car disabled during the toUr, it's rescued. Of course, convertiblel must be exchanged for sedans at the entrance. It's called Lion Country Safari and is located off hlgbway 98, six miles west of Royal Pabn Beach. It also has a fullscale replica of an Mrican village, a 1,000-seat •:r,hltbeater With shows featuring native dances, tribual rit • capoeloads of. Zulu warriors in full batUe regalia, a large restaurant, picnic grounds and a pets' corner where children ean romp with lion cubs and monkeys . (Admission $2.;.1), $1.50 for lddio over lhree.)-MRS. HANK M. . ..... ........rtes. eoin. ~Ole Now, .a 'Safari' in U.S. -5 .: A .,VERY ·nice !tome In OICOI- PIANO tuning, school, home. Lane Danleli, 8113 Locus~ MldIellt ..O.Utlon. No "'Plln Gr dleporl. 1192-5509. C.U I a.m. deeorallng, downtown loci14111 Uon, See Ibis for a 1lllllllerftii homo. DOLL House Nursery tralllflOI' lallon available, reasonable Q A.; LARGE homo, barb, • rates also for shopping or bout :10 A, farmlnc ltDrl, working mothers, hourly, daf. blacktop rood. f8,0110. ly or weekly raleo. I'll. m. 45!2. If If SMALL home, garqe, two room, ......, oome repair. SPECIAL $1,400. . LOW RATES untO spring, topping, trlmminc and removing. WE NEED a le• -llotlngs. See trees. Ph. 387~7736. 281-l! us now. r-. • leresis. Any suggestlons ?-'-AMY JACOBS · LOW, LOW-, PRICES '"' llal- · A wonderful pne, Amy. Gei a copy of !he "Jewllb 'I'Nft! lreueo. Rice and Corbin Fur- Guide, Directory o! World Travel," published by tbe Jewltll nlluro. ' • 11 . Chronicle In London and distributed by Bloch$ PubUshln.l C.. · in New York. You'U find it at most librarJes, too. It coDh' 2 GOOD coal boo""" 111avo1 section~ ·on restaurants, hotels, commercial o r g . - , ' .... • s)rnagog·ues, ·schools, clubs, travel agencles, tours and~­ brick lined. Wuhlnr rntcbo all with your special interests in mind. Sells for about tt• lne. See at Crown City, nnt and should be a great help. door -to Crown Restlurant. . ·• • • .:. It$ U DEAR STEVIE: Like most campers, I feel bettor·lf I ean'f a firearm for camper protection. I've heard that at 'b ordtr 18NNI!Tll STEGER'S crosslllgs ( Canoda alld lila· WATER DELIVERY SERVICE ieo) there's a dlffereaee liePh. 44f.OS47. 2fl If tween a revolver 8lld • automaUc and that u IGDI as the gom does not ha.. a WATER delivery aorvl~. O'pln or clip lo insert, jt II Dell & 0..11. ~ 44841157 or called a revolver and u.t ~1340 anyUme. 71 tf you may .take lt acr~•· M.K., Port Arthur, TeltU 1'EIIMITE PEST CONTROL I"m afraJd you've ...,. FREE Jnspecllon. call WI'OD(, M.K. - Clllllda Mexico have strinpat repMerrlll O'Dell, Operator for lations for lmporllnc · flioeElllermllal Termite Sen<le! arms. NONE are pel'lllllttd ttl' Bebnont Dr. 2fl II into Mexico without prlfll: .,. plicaUon for a permit throulill CIIARL1E IIUIINI'ITI! the Mexican consulate nearest your residence. This appJIM, WATER DELIVERY Sllll1C£ to hunting firearms, pistols, revolvers and automatic or iJeml.. KERR, Ohio Ph. ttUI~ or aulomaUc firearms. It takes about 110 days to gel a permit. Hunting rifles and shotguns may be taken Into Canada wltb Paul Beaver - Drl..r. Pb. Proper clearance through the Canadian border customs, bat ' 44$.Z211. 2,21 II NOT revolvers , pistols or fully automatic firearms without a good seleellon of cards. Slm- Get ready lor tile Spr,lng Rush mons Pig. & Office Equip. early - We'D appraise your Fem1le Help e. 281).1f home free - ·If yw like ""'II LADIES in or near GalllpoUs For lnformaUon oee or eon ool! ll for you, If not, notblrits and Cheshire, ,Call 3sa.a4oo. ·K & K Mobile Part, lc Iii, 87 DEMONSTRATOR barlalns, lost. Z83·S ·3311 Jackson. Avo., P!. ..,. eamplng supplies, Amsbtry Olllce It Bn. Pit. ttl ••• ant, W. Va. Paul lc G JW. Apaehe Trail", .lSI Fourth OoetrW ·ttUill WOMEN for pari time work In .Jbup, ~ or. Ave. 2'16-lf , c.rter Maole, ..... Gallla Co. Write Cor! Cosme- ' -~75-411111. llD-11 Wllltm Ball, ...... tics 2m So. lOth st. Ironton, USED FURNITURE - 3 wash~ Ohl~ 4563ll. ~I NEW LATEST model .ilttalght. lag maehlnes, S gas ranges, DILLON AGENCY 7 pe. breakfast .set, I couch, zl~ .., and autom'!lfe hllh LOOK VETERANS . , JMipWant.d elect. stove, <:OU sprlnp. gr~e oowlnq maciJin.es. The 115;000 FOR A MAN over 30 to com6ahy bas been Iii buslneas Clole out .price on a NEW 52 ACRE FARM ~ Small ham, handle sale of Lubrlcanll and 'dolibte tub Deiter ·washer. milking parlor wllh pipe line for 13 years. lllic~- of W• ~lap: milker, farm pond, new drill~ Fuel Additives Ill Gallipolis · neas, am Mil~ an at a tarae Rice & Corbin Furniture Co. ELECTRIC Realing Contractor. ~DD.Woiii,WW ed 'deep well, 9 room, 2 story area. Wrlle J. A. Byers. Sales ·· discount. I'll. 446,1711 ~ ;r,. l'ri·IO Blown in Insul8tion. P. J. · home, I \l baths, extra nice Manager, Texas Refinery 7728. I lliiU F.Sler & Son. Oak Hill, Ohio with cherry finish, hardwood C~rp. , Box 711, Fort Worth, HANNAH'S husband Hector 0. D. PARSONS 45656. Phone 682-6374. 283-6 • floor, coal furnace, storm Texas. 78101. 2111-4 1960 MORiiiS-MINOR . hates hard work so he cleans 1000 four REALTOR windows and doors. If you the rugs with Blue Lustre. pasoenser sed.,.. New paint Vllqe, CIIJ ,...,...,. ln~uranc. have a good .joJ>, rou can own Rent electric shampooer $1. .... tlllo lob. """ w.s,'w. tires, ...,, IF YOU DOOd auto, 1ft or tills homo. 100 per cent !inCentral Su~ply Co. 284-6 · ,tires 011 rear.:. 14,000 mUes oo 111..-Aft.. PHARMACIST general 1Dsur8IICO, It pays to ance. Located near Rutland. eDI!Int, to mJJes to 111e raDon. Hart'o FomUy Cenler ' see your Grange Agents Ill radio, heater. oafety hello and REGISTERED German shari~ PRICE REDUCED CHERRY Mahog, oanellng. w Brldgepot1, Ohio lbe Neal lnsura- A(ency,. haired pointer pups, 9 wks. 6 ROOM - One slory ·home lobueket ..,... Price, .... to w carpet, 3 BR. modern An opportunily for a pharmaN Stale Sl., Pb. 44$.lfN. 446-liH, . . ..., ·old, Call 446-163( or 446-1913. cated on Rt. 7. Needs some kitchen. buill~ln cab. refrlg., cist to work In a prescrlpUoo 51 II 284-1 repair. 3 BR, basement, deep range. full basement, alum. ·department in Bridgeort with I KNJGHi' C-D C. B. rtdlo, five well, lot (0' x 385'. Price sidi~. almost 1 acre one mile one of Ohio's fastoot ii'Owing Plumbing & He1ting crystal controlled eharmall, D 2 PC. sectional living room $6,500. Room lor two trailers. out. 110.0110. See this today. ehalns, sulle, l"'ld eondltlon. 00 Cltll· tuneable chaDbela, II~ 198 ACRES. TB, 5 rooms & IIIIAMMER'8 LARGE TWO STORY Exeellent alarllng salary, pluo llcothe Rd. m... 214-3 lip lolll!'d antenna, S.S. baD bath, barns, new heat &: wa........... lleothi profit~sharing, pension plan, HOME 300 4th Ave., 44f.la7. mount wllh aprlnJ, cabloo 111111 ter system~ timber, coal, fruit,. hospitalization. life Insurance, Price ... ~ TRAILER, 8 • 35. Skvllne 2 bed• LOCATED ln 'Addison, Ohio. 3 $9.500. llfll opportunity for advancement BR., TV room, Inclosed front 7 ROOMS & bath centrally loroom. Call 446-0580. 284-6 111M. lfil.3 and other benefits. Send resume porch, deep well wlih plenty IJBWh't•s I'UJIIBJNQ caled on 2nd Ave., .moving In AND BEATING water. Vacant. can to see. matorjal in conrulenee to: GIVE your children an educa· FOB sALE: SPINET PIANO condllloo, priced m•d·leens. RO!ITE 180 at Evorgroen. Ph. ' · Dlvid Godfrey \. tlonal llifl . for Xma.i, World. WANTED. ros!XInsible party to $4,500 m 11 .' HART STORES INC. \~ . Book .:.. chlldcran. $10. clo1in, lake over low montllly pay~ BUYS this nice 5 room home on !!ill A. STOCK and Dairy Farm~ll 441-mS. modem f room home on Slllte _ . ... · ' (} fl'lt paymenl In ~ days, Ph. · ments on a ·solnet niano. Can an acre lot, basemen! wltll Rt., due to qe and health. STANDARD PWMIIINQ a 77t W. ~le Blvd. 44&-4536 731 Second Ave., Galbe soon locally. Wrlle Credll coal fumace. l"'le I car gar. Colum~ao, Olllo Gilt .. 11 Us ' · 114-6. Manager, P.O.' Box 276, She!· prleerl ID ooD. 118ATING, Ill 1M1.. A... age, detaehed. Just 2 mi. Or call collect for an appoint~ po ' · byvllle. lndlani. 284.1 from do_wntown Gallipolis. 17S A., equipped dairy farm, *'-L 'II! ment. MALE B-..-.-le_ho_u_nd-:-,-aoqd Aroa Code llf.ZIJ.ull 186 60 ACRES Tub. base, J!leoty btml, Qlh. An equal opportualt, •IRPlo7er bU dog, 125. Ph . .fC6.. 7.1M-3 NEW fashion colora are SUe'a CLEAN well fenced, has tobae.. GI!NE PLAN'II .er oulllulldlng~, mode rn I'UJMBING a 118ATINO ":!:!:!;!::::::::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;!; delllhl. She keeps her earpet co base, large bam, plenty oul home, pleJtly water, 2 farm "•lllpiUo. t11 1 coloro bright· - wllh Blue buildings, .farm pond. 3 good ponds, Janda IIIII to rolllna, S'I'ERIXI RADIO ,Lu.ire. Rent electric shamweUs, modem-Ill story home, good fenl!e atrourmtllle coot. II& If . COMJIJN'AT!ON pooer $1. Farmer's Harilware 3 BR and bath, nl~ kltehen. Le>lf" 1nd Found FEMALE German shepherd dog MODERN waiiKil ileroo AM· · Co. 28U In a good locallon near Vin- '" ACRJ:B, 1 room ltoule, ,.. lilt Choooe 35 near ~ 00 u.S. RJ.. ·Fl>l radio comblnaUoo, OieOf· . lon. Price f13,750. ~.....llootlod Jocallaa, ~ PORTLAND, Oro. <VPI> Grande. Slle has recently had lent conditlo!J,' e<Wnal spoa. . 5•1-., tr•de HOBART DIUON, lleoltGr vu ... Ho" much mU1t does I' lake J 1 puP,. To claim eaO Jackson •·· --• ' ....,..,. l!lDGI OJI town 011'111111 IS, IR'NJi. ·oroo0n tO aloke Dairy a ton Producto of ch0010!Com· 'l'be ket IIi:.. • ...et .Iun "'" •.,.. dii 1 .JtiS'I' one · com•lel• Wlttnauor · 286-1620 alter 3:30 p.m. _ Z!S-~ channel sOund, •!c. Balance movlo Camero TII'Oie<itor ... llowlrd a-allllteiJ • - •'mloolon IOYI abou' '1,1.000 ,. due "'·"· or · payrrienll of world's best nrofes. E•eah!P. tfl.tm nalalo. qa&rto - a doy'o prodUcUon ·' WANTID M.50 per month. c. •.U .,~ tlpnal. quallly oleclrie dflye. from 700 cowa. •·· Ic eve f--• t DO IIIII In Orosoa, NO. ... 'I ~ f · . e""'lr ~-·~· 1e111. u, Retro....,.· hfuiNI _ __ ,f-._ . . llltlap. ,.__ -~··-:-"""":-"-;".....,..:. I ·"l I de - ' 71 In:, LO'Q18 (\'r•) - • - 81 , , . - - !II . , _ , IDMllllJ IItie of - .-........ MAPLi! miiEO nreeor wll ra . •ues, , I Loull-l>aled -urt-Paclftc lar ••uii'J, t•llll · Nortltwofi,tbeel1.... lamooi!T ,_ mode! .;......; AM ~ ·FM S. 3rd. Middleport. Phone 1112- , R&llroad hll ' Dillie a refund -... Wl.llrt, . . I Ill yoUow cheddar, abou' 2 per -· ·~·• 54Sf. · •'' •· · :IIU on an un- 'ucte' ilouod II "' - · -•••• cent of the· nollonol total. The ,J radi9 comblhatlon; dual .,.... ' nan aao bY . Ue Jndeaaaaor, A8tfl~, .""' . ton ot cbeddar1 would mate ~~.- ker syatem. Pat baltiiCO dlie · JUST one Ar<rus ai~ proj..,. Ule '1Uoi·Pa¢ftc Rllli'IHitl. . . oanrtwlchoo lor 34,Ao poioom.. .-... fltl.t!O or ol tus tor, 'automatic wlth automatic sub. lit! Malt llri•k• lit! after t:• . · per wet!l<, P.ll ,Kodak .35 · min camero. \i _..: rallroodor •hil ·Way ayotem in New York City •VPIJ - ' Cla\!df · · • •• i . 111 1 I"'·' i ')l'l<e or Wllllracle. File's, II · oOJtl be folllltl It amllarJ blo was In 1870 beneath C'3mord Is the blog•" lloer " · · ,.,......,..... If $1 llnl, Mlcloileporl, PI10ni 1112- mothor'l ollocll. The IICb& Lower B-ay, ,with the ,_ oi1'1nker In In more -·· IY piJt· w ad. i1111' I 1. . Clfi!:V. tillill)a Cdh. $111. 5417. ' 111-1 1!U ior a chUd'o bll!"fvo for eara I!eing propelled 111rough ·than one. Ca!flard __a 31:>.. r,_, ftimlallod 111>14 lidtr j.. itatJon \ . a rldl .!r.o -bolD, 'NIL, .. I tube by eqmp...._ air. Old tapestrt mat•r. "'ho ..l'lrlhs ~ lt......_ ~ 8111'1 ~ · Port. Wortl>. 'file l'hlo oyllem proved flnanelal- In ai 231 pounds. downed _ , ...... Qontaol· .,...,. .,..._ • ... Ph....WitT · '..::; Aloato'l llfi 11-ltPJ lo lho rOt i: U.ll ntlmd. oi( l.f ly unaueeeasfOI waa !>lnl& boor In 10 minot.. lo Pari< 0e111r11 Ill 1f !(In, · · · ·, • - In Nortll - . .. . ""!!ll lillie. . eloood, within a,.toW, years. take the tltl•. ·. J -~ ~ I DEAR STEVIE: On lours abroad, I'm mQre lnterntod lit Wlnten, Rio .Grllllle, 0. Cll Jewish history and in vJsitiqg noted ayn•a:oa:ueJ.. than ca8n ~121 after S. • II drals, but Jo lar I have not been lucky In putliulng m:r Jot. · ~soo · Wit\" i>A:\' MO .lE NEXT SPHING1 IIIII' frontage In lowD . an fenced In - Exlta Sharp, S bedroom wilb a separate car· age and all for fl2,500. typoo ol 'bulldlll( ....... ltla, - . - . pipe, wlttdowl, llDtell, elc. Claudo Off.~6G w.,_. · .. _ _ § TRAV( .w. uM4) . MEIGS EQ~ENT CO. . . . ._ JlOB'S Aulo Repair, ll. >mile oul JOQ· Croot Rd. Exporlrolced mechtnlc, tte as. m u Th. WISEMAN A..ncy SeHer Be Firsl Today Naat R1nch ·s.n.-w Ofhl•• .lti8T Olf'ENW ' WI!!'VE HAD OUR BE&'T YI:A'a EVER BUT WE HAVE RUN SHORT OF PROPERTY TO SEU. TO T l DAV AND TOMORROW BUYERS. IF YOU ~ANT FAST COURTEOUS SER'iiCE CALL THE WISEMAN' AGENCY .. ~anted 1'1\~~·~-..,~~-wl-lb_M_o_blle ASCS therefore is urging that all 1967 • year appllcatlool be ftlod before Jan. 31, 1968. . POYments for lhe 1967 mar..tll likelY beoln In own'¥l .PAUL WILLIAMS !S NowUftd.rThe from Pi. free easy parking. ed on the ilverage national price · ror marketings during the whole year, and this ean be determined more exactly If reports on mar ketlngs are complete: .... THE OFFICE OF 2 acrou Modern credit for mod•rn !•rpnu·• ~nomlul- Con•enlent 0. p.endat>l., Comrtetii.IYtl r.ot.al '"•" .,,..,.,. • ifN, ., , under the wool program are bas- 'l"ltmeo • -~ · •• • • FREE Compact and clean two !Jed. PORTABLE TV . Mlh purch010 room home wllh lola of space to be given away Dec. 18. No bftere. 'Rint eloctrlo , . _ ' of 'II· Apache eamper travel _ New Slorm Wlndowa and purebaae neceSJary, don't fl G c M•- .... !railer, Amabary Apache Doon, Oak flooring and prleerl have to be present lo win. Prepooor · · · ~ ..., 'l'l'allor, Ill Fourth Ave. at .f9000. lnvenlory sale. canoway Fur· , .. . ·; 27" 11 nllure, Rt. 17, I block oil 11i..~C;iluQl~e ·~~~ · , Call Now For any time, and tile chaliman advises that this be OOne as 110011 as possible, Incentive payments ~ balh, gar~~e. ··~Tienl loco~ lloo. lower Fil'll-Ave. Pit ~ 2ttt from 9 to. 5 p.m. or ~ 2!411 afle• 5 p.m. 2ft.l For w. - l fO!l~~agl~abb~~ with J11e - .Jabmue FREE FREE· SYLVANIA elock radio CLEAN ,Li!lln earpoto · mabl 1 Ilona!· Wool Act ma.y ·be filed with (il>e) ASCS county ., .., ..,., u a • une. J'OI!U)atlon. . PH.992~451 ' ot lading) transferring conWhen we observed. it recently, bllla trol · to the buy-er. and having we saw nice cover of grass ~ wheat growing oo the disturbed avalJable all the information earth. This gran cov.;~t· ~ :~s needed to determine the buyers• . tall enoullh to give protection total. purchase price. Applications for 1967 marketthroughout the coming winter . Ing year payments under the Na- Dairymen's Co-Operatift Sales Assoclatioo yesterday gave stro~W 1\lli)OI'l(9 a proposal that would place Pittsburgh under Federal Mill< MarkoUng order mUll: -markets in Western MIDDLEPORT, 0. Thla Includes paaalng title to PI'I'TSBURGI! - The marketing Ponneylvanla with 'existing Fedorol. Order markets In Cleve- : load YOoqalown aod WhOel"-1. ' POWEU SUNOCO . SERVI~ AVfiAGfS: DEC. t .DEC. ll Wool and Mohair Year Ends on December 31 8ectslons by commercial farmers, Commercial farmers eacb ·'"'--GALLIPOLIS' - ~. Tlie ' trowers week and eaeh month ha'Ve to th 1 the make decisions as to Investments were reminded today a they w111 make or expenses they 1967 marketing year under the wW Incur. HospitalizaUoo for wool and mohair program ends those 65 and over is such a d~ December 31. ili lsion J. Melvin Gilbert, ch man, c EveOone who has or wUI reach Agricultural stabili:zatlon an _d agEi 65 by December 1 and has CO{Iservatlon County Committee, not availed themselves of the explains that thia means that rtunity to enroll ror hospit. payments Cor the current 1967 :tlon undertbeMedtcare~ year will depend on completing am ahould contact tile Social all delnlls of marketing ollbor !!:curlty representatives before wool, mohair, or lambs,oledbyt~t date. Marketings compl •· d or Decembe r • tile en Dor c 31 .1967 te , , will become · marketlncs In U.o 1968 marketing year, and thus not eligible for payments unW earlY 1969, The chairman urged produc.. ers to ·make sure that all de.. tails for the 1987 sales are completed by the end of the year. Committee r1 the 3300-member othei- tew mlnut.- and returned a tator to 1e11 the council It lo a cootactlng DCSA Endorses Order to Merge Roconuneoded Nov, 17 by tho Consumer ao;1 Marketln,g8ervice ·~ lbo 1Jn11811 states Deparlro1ent of A&rlculturo, the proposal would merge Pittsburgh, Erie and 1no wltb a proposed cc>mprebon.atvo aonlna' ,oi'O!lnanl:e. "' one point It roterred to "JUDlor department atom... Wbolll thai? No ·one know. councilman Bernard RQhl .. eder walked out ot the meet~na Below normal lemperatures are roreca1t for the ROrtbern third of the nation, bu. w~trmer weather Is predlete:l for tbe soui:hern balf. WeDs, Wellston. Patient• Released - ~­ ~·ond·~a.tck~·~ ea:• an aaod rw all PG&JOIII. wbero .......... lo~ mu1!:f 31 1967. ' The current percentage of enrullmont Is l.,.oallo states Mill large rural populaUons. Only by havlno all ol tho facto can Blrtl11 - ·Mr. and Mrs. Earl the rural aged make an lnrormK. Davis, 223 East Elllh111 Ave., ed decision about enrolling In the medical insurance part of the Wellskll, daughter, Dena EUeen, NoV. 21; Mr. and Mrs. Homer program. 1bo Meigs Coon()' ·Technical c. Nettles, Rt, 3, Wellston, daugll- · Action Panel is asking that peo- ter, Erma ·Claire, Nov. 25· and ple in the various townships and Mr. and Mra. Carl E. Y'atea, vlllages of tlle cowttv who know Rt. I, Oak Hlll, daughter Nov. or people who will J>e 65 by De- 28. Presoot PaUents- Wllla Dean( cember 31 and have not sf.aned up ror the Medicare hospitaliza- Carter, Rt. 3 Oak HUt. E II a tion program tell tho pei>ple a- Brooks, Davis Home.l Oak Hill; bout U.ls opportunlcy and encour- Vernie R. Cochran, Ht. 1 Jackage U.em to sign up. To sign up son· Amos H. Dozer, Rt. 1 Me. the Social Securl(y represonta. Ardtur; Logan D. ·Elliston. Rt. tives may be contacted on their 2 Sidney; OIUe Mae , Evans, Oak weekly vial! to Pomeroy which Is Hlll; Looter GOlespte, Rt. I each Monday from 10:30 a.m. un- Oak Hill; Joy~ Darlene Grant, til -lll ptq~le are taken care ot. Rt. 3 Wellston; Mause S. Ham· The Social.. Security represen- mer, Oak Htll; Elvin E. Jaynes, tatives m~e their weekly visit Oak HIU; M. Melba Lewis, Jackln rooms in the basel)tent of son; Thomas McEIOOwney, Rt. the Post Office at PomerOy. Details or the program or oth .. er tnrormation may be secured ~-~-". Quallb' B oao yolkaado-n ·o olllhti.Y- For lhnt . .~'EW ~lodern apt.,. 4 rmt. llld Notfce oopoclolly for fr7la( or - - the buyer, delivering the wool or mohair to the buyer either PT. PLEASANT - The Tech-- --rii'Odo•Cor• (Ado(~· ror . .. . "-~SHOP.THE wAm ADS FoR BIG BARGAINS DAILY · aa cbocl<- ~·-·- • ct':'l<ld- wi!Uo plaatlng, Leave a dlpre."; olon around lbo plaot to m loter ftterlllg oolf, Young tree• ohoVId ba kept watered wllon CHRISTMAs TREES rali!fstl lo Umlled. A live, boRed. and -burlawod API>IY a 2 to 4 Inch Chrllllm~ tree can be a bar- J)ellt mooe, IJ'OWICl bark, or • oa1n for ,... If your· I~ Jar materials. Tlda holpa pr"' voot dama(o from U.o freezing · needs an evergr.,.., Tho· blaoal problem Mi!l a and thawing llrrlnr1 tho 1flntor live tree Is keeping II nterod, months. • '!llo illdoolt Ollloo o1 ..... LliDA lbot lise II buod ~ ................. , . ., Tha alsu., • llad -·~~~Or. Ell· ..,.ut:y. • rio ot ::: Larro (J7 os.), LartoCM ooJ 'IW• wlv ~ and...,.,., (3' os,). Sluotllo u. s. Doporlm Mb1'lllllrW ,... .... JUmbo (10 01,), . turo'o c r IUid !ball Cit sontco , _ t tho7 II'Odo ,.. l , oz,) and - ·.. lor~ ond for OlUlDA ll'o- not troo- tbt "'"- oloo, Qfllclall7 , . . - ~ld -~•- oro U 5 Gndl AA (01: o1- carry 1bo USDA • _... >.' 'ond .,_111110tbt . . tllo boUer ,lt)'OUIIIIr* wldcb lndlcolea bodl •""r AA :;.. A, 11.. al- lolbo -rmla) o1 _..... li.Y ond ... out ........... 111'11 MUCH mJ,NOlMAL U:LOW Directory is Being Made SoU ConservaUon Service -...,be low Ia AVfUoGU: Dt:C,. 1.0fc. J1 Lay of the Land BY JOHN COOPER "' ..... ,.. .1.. -;;... """"livE· Some May Miss Medicare. Hospit~li,ation Chances Meigs County POMEROY - Man,y M e 1 g s area people · who are 65 years of age or older may lose their opportunity to enroll In the hospitalizaUon Wlder the Medlcare Program, according to t h e Meigs County Technical Action *" -·Then ~ • BY C, E, BLAKFl!LEE Ext. Agent, Agrlculbre otf-- .... cbomlcal tor eocb bald!. Voo WMn 10U aot ,_ troo ~ - - ..- - 'f"'"'a poD 0.. . . - crocf1. put 1bo 1011 ball IOik w biA ~ ............ - · dlf. 1>0111' FIREPLACJ; FLAMfS . t;;i. You doa't 111>11 liMp tbt tree · · Ill G..., .......,, blue, rod. .,.. · to cl-M eon1a1nor lbur• tbt ~ uolll Cbrl- '1'11o JIUilll• ilamoo ID ...,. llrtpiMo CIOiiiiJ a ch&op of ohemJ.. looo limo a tree Ill l.....,.o, tbt """ add -1&1, boUdQ' ealo. bollor "" ......,. of oun!Yal. to ,...... 1ldl - - eonoo or . - , bloclcl Ali!Jou6 a tni1 Ill - n mike lbo colOI'O. bum your ...,. bo plocod 1n 0 molb. 01' )'OU bur 11. !Mt'o m IIIIo 11'11 IUlar lllel olOIII orllb OVorll'- _ . boa and lOOked 1n a.o oo- otor lbot ol10, Some ,._ to be . _ . o r - blockooookedln · 1.-..,.. a ~- or oo. Yw may 20-Z$ fool tall. To hob>- dl-, ..... 1!Nii!lt ....,11\o · - - • •-·· tree recomm,.~ ,.,. ne0c1 w c- w~ to ,... ~~ ,.., 18 It-· ..... .,....aamoo,)'OU'R lbo 101·..:.~~~~ • ... _ ,a·• -~ · · · ..... W11 a1 ~ ~ • • --·~nood ooppor aulfato; or-. • •· take a.. aaturated coooa or 1'"' cOli _ . t ,...... V&rloO' to clum chloride; b I u o, _ . bloclcl out oflbo eon1a1nor and (l'OI!P, chloride; rich red, !JihJ.Umcblor- lot dry, WI!. tiKo' 01'0 piJ 11Je .,._, llolo ., - . Ide; and purple, potudumeblor- a.or...~ dry, tool one or two hro foot Mdor ind doopor ll1ar! • Ide. For oof~o alko, dolt'! bur IIi !be IIMD!aco and ntch lbo U.e dlam- ol lbo ooll ·boll. II11Y aubstl!IMo. Yoo con prr- amuemont ol 10Ul' ohUdroo or Plirco t h e - lo the hololoav-. chase U.eao chomleala at drug M~ltl Inc lbo burlOP oo but looHn and stores. Do U.o ·-"'-· Job 'tr-~~ · • or roll ·tt •-~ .. ,..., __ -~~ -~ Water ~·~•·-"""'"' and .... .. st.. litO notM• to flo - - ' · ~ qooJJty are IIIII ......._ lMto "" ..u oltbtr IIIP,.. '"' -------- .. -------- ·- ------- ........... --=- • • ~c..~t"~·..:;ca~~ure ~.. ._' ... -· ,\_¥'"" PARI~. P..-1~ o~ .. EGGS are Inoculated at lran'o modem Razl IIIJtltate lit . lbe proceao of produelng rahleo vacellle. U.S. forelp llil· IH!Ipecl train 1la!l and aaalated In eoaotruelloa • • ..._ puc of llboratorleo for lbe •-•reb eelller ru bf llie Mlalotry of ACrlealturo. SUNOCO Now has available amodem 2' Bay Service Sfafion •localetl Downlown al Second Ave1ue I _ •Grape llreel .station Under Same Ownership Pasl · IJ hars •Proven Gallim~e and Prolils • ~~d lrainaing ,• free Mertbandising e,Ren.till Assislanee -~nqaal $ Rebate 01 Pun:hms ~•li••o•s ~dviee ••d .l:ouaseli~ U you are a potential Independent, have: ~ - · ~it. de8ire to work and be ,.qd · ~ • lt'OUid Jike to discuS$ our program Willi you �_ .;_....;_ ___ . .. , , .... .. • . _...___.__.. - -·- -...,~,.. __,_ . . .,...., . . , ~-- - . . ..,. • . . •-·• ..·----·-•;.·-·~·__::;,111110,.•-•-:-•-•-• ---··~--· •- .... ~ -- ...,........,______ .......... ~·-.... ' ' ------'O:r . . ~ .. • THEDIADUNH I p, wt. O.y ......... P!RollcatleM .,......, DHfiiiM t l o lft, Wll~~~~:::~ :..:~~iti~~:Or D•r et "'"''lc'''" IIGULAT10NI Ttl(! Pu,llStllf ...MrYIS tM rllhl II E-c'l\1 ol' l't'~t an)' ad• dMmed obHIIPMie. Ttte P.,Wt.._r will net " ' r~ IJl b .. fer . . , tfl•n 1ne •• orrt-ct IMertiM. • l' ' I u.TII "'' . , .., Acl . .n\lct $ centt per WIINI lftMrtion • M!nlmuM Ctll,.. 1k u ' cent. ""' "'CII th.....,....contec• !ov(' ~~~ rl!e "' • ll cetlh ..., WON jllla (lftiHIIII¥1 '"'" 'tiQnl , 25 pAr cent DllfCiunt .n ,.ld , .. 1 ':l .-c:s Jllcl within 10 llhYt. C:A. ItO 01' THANKS • OIITUAII: ~ 11.Jt for H WITCII l'l'l iftiMitfll , It .·:'~ ti onol worcl11f · :· ~ rt i t ! on e l lou mtlll, I • · UIMD 1k ADI (ftertt - Public S._k WAMT AD llll':.Obi.A"'JAN ,., Advor - AN'J1Ql!E AVCftON SAT. oEC. I JUNIOit i'lAIR BUILDING ATHENS CQUI(fY FAIR ·• GROUNDS West Union Ave. (St. Roule ftl' · AT!IENS. omo The following personal collections or antiques. clocks, furniture, glassware and toys wiD be sold (no reserve bids) by the unden!lgned at 11:110 A.M. Sbai'p. CLOCKS: Grandlalher (Made Early 1700's) Banjo, Steeple, Gingerbread Plate, Regulator LAMPS: G.W.T.W.. Hanging Aladdin, Oil. Organ. Toys: Ir<in Overland Circus Wagon, Lrg. Tin Truck. Wagon, Wbeelbar- HelpWM!ted rnt !~All! . DOI'I' ....... , _ . . , . , . LOIIC RIGRI' lllol1 wllb 0.0: SALESMEN. 117.000 plus regUIOp4le . . pi!Ouft . . All A-Dill tel' I ... Colt' •. lfol. lar cash bonus ror man over IOp4le 1oa1t denr, J..laol. 40 In l'<lmeroy.Middleport ar-·· Dnll. • 11marl< Farm-. ea, take short auto lripo to ll~.a'I'C POrATOES. Cllnt>ce ~ oontact customers, air mall H. Portlllld. Ploooo . . . J . Dickerson, Pres., SouthweoFACTORY REPAIRED WIDE · lillie tern Petroleum Corp., 534 N. OVAL TIRES, 81WIJII<ed, Moin St., Ft. Worth, Te•as 76101. 12-14TC '"·• each. Jaho 11'. VIIIMe- KNAPP SR01:11o aura Sllo e ter, Syracuoe, IIH!Il. Repolr. Completo ll!oe Soft'li.U.TFC tco. Mlddlepllt. 11 I _, ELDERLY LADY for housework and cooking, pbone 992-5251 lor lnlervlew. 0 . lfmdy over Lfl>. NO CHEVY rw'O I)OOR PILl II 111ft ... loiiJ, COlOn HARD TOPS. INS Slick Shill erty Theatre, Middleport. relaiD 'brllll- 1ft carpolll IIJII4 Mag Wheels. Pl'leed . 11-Z..TFC <In""' with Blue ~ re_.ble, )(...., 7'1$4211. l1M11 oloollle ll!tnepow el. .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::»::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::o. u.a.TFC 'Babt ..........,., u.a.'IC Business Services.:~ .,....--- · HOJIDA· SAl'S & SIIVICE.. · .. . Olllt OP n. --- PHARMACIST -~n· ,,_., / y.,........ SJ•- --- room --- ,10 .....u-. Roo\ l W.I!Mc! ·-- ·. CM,i. JAYU~ COAL . RT. 71ot·TheMIIIIand . . ' . Goll~ ~·Lint PfL . , . For Sale or Tr.de USED ElScTRIC Guitars and ampUflers, tape reOorden, movie ·~ 3S mm field camera, wUI trade on guns or selt very reasonable. Fife's. 711 S. Srd, M'oddleport, Phone 992-5457. . II.J0.6'l'C Five chUdretl die •m.f!J~I insur.anee can baci a life, your ltemB you cherish. ~~==~==~========~ •JOI II&AI IIAUIA SERVICL' WI BEG YOU . All,...,,..._ . . . , Coli V. NOW, ,.. an help · YOUNOWI " 11$9 PLYMOUTH Station Wag, on, will sell very reasonable or U'ade lor molorcyele, boat, ~~Uns . or .mat bav~ you. File's, 711 s. !rd, Middleport, Phone 992-5457. 11·30-6TC • eear eTi'Ucll e1t1s1w · C... elull•• r R.E. TIACY eAnyT,. ICEJTH· GOBLE FORD JUST ONE comolete Wlttnauer '--:-';..-.; movie camera projector, com, it.MIIht•.. For blnatlon W<>rld'a best proles· O'B,JUEN AND CROW _slonal quality eleetrie drive, . REALTY COMPANY ~ric eye locuolng lens, ~ IU!EDSVILLI! _ OOrrAGE price or will trade. File's, 711 WITH RENTAL_ rf8hl ori the S. 3rd. Middleport, Phone river - 3 bedroollil, bath, 992-5457. II.JO.GTC basement, garage, free gas, __. Use the year around $5 900 00 JUST ON" Ari!US slide projec- POMEROY _ 5 roo.; fr.,;,e tor, automa~ic with automatic . bath, utllity room, buill-In tl~ Kndak 3S mm camera, ~ price eben wall to waD arpel or will trade. File's, 'l1l S. thro.ut hoU!e NJ..:'Ievel Srd, Middleport. Phone lot All llke new OOiJ 110 1192-54S7. II-3UI'C POMEROY - Sll. ,._, • ..... tillft ..... .... few nlce .cloon - fer- . -~-ch1· room, Tl.ioot tre ""l 1~11!!' ' the¥ .... laft; ...... JCitM ... In ...... ptarllll! ......... , ..... y,'7 ~ ...- . OIUCKS tv. ta toT (iU) .- ; ;; ; ,..:; .ro:;:.- ' MON. :ntau ,., --- MlNJATURE Scbnauzen rudy PAcroRY Rlt:PAIRI!D 11RIS. OFI'tCI HOUII:I Hart's FamUy Center Cbrbtmu Eve.. · I boautlful 1:30 • · m. to 1:111 11. 11'1 . DtiiY cuaraaleod, rt~~lar tread, aD . Bridgeport, Obi~ ~ . ll 1 m. to 11:ot NGOn hturd;~r mole Scottie. ready now. IT'S IAIY TO PL.ACa A row; WELLER WARE: Lrg. An opportunity for a pharma· $lUI each, phoDe Joill WANT .&g Spltr pupo rea"" Nov. so. cr11' . Collection Including Umbrel- cist to work in a prescriptlon PH~E ~H_1Sf der early. Little Barkaroo Ia Stand, vases, Toba·cco Jar, department in Bridgeort with --11-11-'l'nl Kennel. CooiYille, nhone "otice Jardinieres. Animals & 3 Pc. one of Ohio 's fastest growing M'/-3854. 11-26.'1'1'1: UPoe&ESRD 1... ~ nRockwood; ClflNA & GLASS' chains. dlo Clllllblnatloo. AMI'II n(Few Signed Pieces) Iron Excellent starting salary, plus 1111$ 4 door Custom FORD. I dlo, 4 lptUen. All speed · a1 H.p . p1eces, · profit-sharing, pension plan, Stone, Carmv - . cvllnder. new tirel. runs IOOd eliaqer, See ll!ld 11011' Ia Pressed, Vaseline, Custard, hospitalization, life insuranc!!, t900. ltsO International ~ ton Hams-Yz ttog-Bacons ,..,. home . ....,... buylne. Heisey _ PICTURES : Hand- opportunity for advancement pickup. needs transmilsiM D.IO 1101' ~ or lilY biiiDee painted, Needlepoint, Chalk, and other benefits. send resume rooalr 1'75, II Gauco abo!.... ol tltl.lll. Clll tJII.I'IM. Prlnts ; FURNITURE: 4 Nice material in confidence to : Browning automadc rth bar· ' !!.LLP'ARK 11-a.TFC Wal. Needlepoint Chairs, Wal. David Godfrey reD, like new, f!OO, · Phone Marble top dresser, Marble HART STORES, INC. Cooloille M'l-3854. lt.liS·TI'C LOOK - Beautiful eolored .,.,. Dec. 3-1 P.M. top Sideboard <Unusual ), Or· 770 w. Goodale , Blvd. aole 'l'Y. IJI.Ind! .......,, Wu gan, Wagon Seat, Tables, Columbao, ObJo 43Zili 4 ROOMS. BAni. otorue Snow, Ill! in or Shine $5!t.W,....,tiii.W. Get new bullcllng, out of hlgb watet'. Blmlard eocyelo!>odll AI Cooper Boiler. Coffee Grind- Or call collect for an appointer, Oak Book Case (Glass ment. .neect. repair. a IOOd lnveot. SltOT~SONLY !roe. Try Ia ,.... hOme. Ca1l door) Trunks, Rockers, Two Area Code IH-IZI·5!161 ment lor $1.1100. 'PI1one lft.S'III. 11-21-'l'nl Brsss Beds, Jewelry Boxes, . Al1 equal oP.PIIrtu nlty emplo)'er 1!1!-2543, 11-28-ti'P Brass Teapot & Burner and ::;::;~::::::::::::!::~::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;::::::::::::.;::~:::::: MRS. DORA, Character Reader UNCLAIMI!D FllEIGR'I'. I many items not listed. SOLID STATE STEREO, 1116'1 ,., II~ Zllll aewlnr mocblnes and Advisor, first time in the For Rent KOTE: Many of these items walnut stereo C<>IISole with 4 with JO vt!ar factory ruaranarea.• advises on all problems FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 would make lovely Christmas speaker, 4 speed automatic too nationally or life, don't fail to see her, adverllsed rooms, bath, adults preferred, Gifts and .antique enthusiasts take over paymenlll changer, special readinl!ll haU · price brand• to he sold lor storage phone 992-5435. 11-2f.TFC should attend. Sale will be in. or IS per month or pay bal- lnd might. 1o1a1s or t45 wJh this ad. No appointment ance 1'11.211. Call 1192-3211. necessary, open daily and side and lunch will be served. 4 each. ean be paid at $15 per apartment lumllbed. TERMS: Cash ll.fi-6TC Sunday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. ..17.Ue month, "" wiD dellver lo ,.... BRADFORD AUCTION CO. Pllone · 315 Main St., Belpre. bome to aew on lhem to make Racin<l, Ohio STEREO RADIO CONSOI.E, sure that ,.... .,. eompletoly 12-3-6TC ONE three room aparttnent, A. C. BRADFORD, Mgr. stereo with AM & FM radio sallllled, ..U 1111-21Sit aU new, all electrio, range C. C.Bra~,Aacl de!Uie noatlng turntable per· ANYONE INTERESTED IN ll.fi-6TC unit and walt oven, stainless SIGNED: rect condition, take over pay. F·MPLOYMENT WITH the steel sink, completely modments of. $6 per month or pay 1111 STEREO. lovely walnut Water Department, Village of Mr~ and Mn. William Ma11er ern, Phone 992-52'11. Not responsible for accidents balance '118.10. Call 1192-3211. eonsole with AM & FM ~·· Pomeroy. are asked to contact 12-3.STC _,.,. '·'"1' r ,...-T"C Jl·27~ "..~ ..-- -"· .--~ · h....... the Mayor's olfi~. !fll' an . ap. - SIX ROOM "lipaiti!/enl, f bOcJ. plication or information. Age rooms, unlumlshed, C clooell SEWING MACHINE' SINGER limit is 21 to 35 and must be tab over peyments of IIlier Card Of Thanks apace, bot water heal, lion slant needle sewing machine month cr pay balance due High School graduate. THE family of Freeland E. room, outalde porch. Pbane equipped to zig zag, balan"" snue. Try 11 1n your homo, 12-UI'C "Fritz" Norris wish to exIIIIZ-$l0'1, u a de Sfti,S6 or tenns can be arran- call - · 11·17-6TC press our sincere thanks to ged, call Jl9!.3218. IL-27-6TC HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunour friends, relatives and nei- 4 room apartment lunlbbed. day, Dec . 3, I p.m. at Isaac 1117 FORD GaiOIJ 1100, 4 door ·ghbors who assisted ln any Phone tn-3e51. ' 17 1ft THE proven carpel oleaner sedan, power bratos and _po. W•lton Farm, sponsored by way by sending Dowers, food. Chester Firemen. 11·2&-fTP personal gifts and deeds of FURNISHED and unfurnished Blue Lustre is easy on the wer steering, v.a automalle, budget. Restore• , forgotten :11100 mllea, priced 1o oen. kindness during the death of apartmenll. Close to ld!ool. colors. Rent electric sham- can !1ft.U1t Mer 1 call HOLIDAY SPI!lCIAL ON COLD our loved one. Special thanks Phone 992-5434. 10.18-tfc pooer Sl . Bater Furniture. IIIIU74I_. _ _ · __n•TFC WAVES from NoY. Jl tllnJuib ll.fi-6TC to Elder Howard S. Sbeehe, Dec. 2t, '" ..,., .12.10. N.JO Pallbearen. Ewing Funeral PIIRNISIIED llllil Ull!undlhed '10, 11.110, Ruth'• Home and the Racine AmeriE-ARL-Y--A-MEIUCAN P'UI1N1TIJRE, Antiques and Colaportmeolll. Row1eJ • Roed. 1968 Beauty Sbop, phoDe · can Legion Post 602. Your lectors Itema, two vtolllll and !'bone IIWS74 an. • p. ... STEREO, bandoome maple one JlU)tar ,.... 100 years ol~ 'I'IUIII, II·INri'P kindness wilJ always be re10 11 lfe console with AM & FM radio, lllaceDBIIOIIUI items phone membered. CUSTOM Bl.ITCHERING and 4 speed BSR lntenn!J: chanr- after 1 p.m., - - IAq Mrs. Earlene Norris and rotiR ROOM AND BATH er, resume payments ol $6 l!ottom ll-11-TI'C will buy hides every Monday, sons, Darrell and Steve APAII'I'MEN'l', Wlfurnlllled, per month or nay balance _. Phil Meier, 992-3510. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris, 11-2f.TFC due '1116.24, call tn-21Sil. PICK your pup ..,., wm bold In l'omeroJ. plloDe - -· father and· mother. ll~·'I'FC _ _ _ _ ll-I7-6TC until Olrtattnu, A.lt.C. Reg. Mrs. Vera Craig, sister, HYMN 'SING. at the Freedom and Herschel Norris, FOUR ROOM HOUSE, BATH, SINGER Sewln~ Machine. 1116'1 llfmld· Dacblllound, poodle, Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs, 'AIIIIrtan terrier, toy los terbrother. Hysell Run Road, phone mndel In beautiful cahlnet. Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan 12-3-ITC 742-SII!. 11-30-6TP roand drop.in bobbin with dial rier. C. • M. Kennel, l'lvt! Hayman and lhe Country Polnlll, l'omenly. 11·11-TI'C control to make zl~ za~ deHymn Timers. and tbe Duncan. Wanted To Buy SINGLE HOUSE, also apartsign stllcbes. buttonholes. Quartet. Public Is Invited. blind hem•. etA: WID sell lor III!(J FORD, 2110 standard shift, ment, in Middleport, pbone SIX VOLT RADIO FOR VW or , 11·29-4TC ~•tng · down .. 50 financing avaDable, phone 992-326'1. 12-I-11I'C 6 volt radio for other cars, 161150 •. . Nuuo , ..,. . _7_ IJ.I-BC call l'<lmeroy 992-2403. moothly. Phone Raven..,ood. RADIO AND TV REPAIR, can IZ.3-.ITC UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 742-4738. lor information. 27$-1893. II·Z..TI'C TWO YEAR old pony, gentle, 6 rooms and bath also one unCharles Eugene Bowles. furnished apartment with 4 ADMIRAL 'lmd Air Chief Radios. reasonable. Contact Joyce 11·29-fi'P • Employment Wanted values to ,lll.95. your cbol"" South, Oak Grove Ita· rooms and bath. inquire at InHIGH School Senior boy availtlt.lll. l'<lmeroy Home and dne. 12- .fi'C able for employment that does gels Furniture, Middleport. INTERESTED in workin~ at D-1-BC . home. Send 10 cents for denot require heavy llftmgf~ Auto. lWI).TFC TRAJLEit i!OJ:IO wilh 10.110 tails, Carman. 350 Groveport, weekends only, phone 992--3565 porch and awning, carpeted Coluinbus. Ohio 43207. 12-1-JTP 12-3-JTP 8-ROOM bouse and bath. Syra- USED Ei.rerRIC RANGE, A-1 llvbtg room, television and air cuse. Call 992-3223. r<>ndltlon. 139.95. Pomerov conditloner. natoral gas lurHome and Auto. 11-311-TFC LADY wants work as cook in 1J.3.3tc P••hltt ~..1.. nace, • · can Henry Ml· boarding club or widower's ~ .Pahltc: Solo lam, Oleabtre. 36'1-7112. ' home or care for elderly: STORAGE SPACE FOR Boalll, RUV HIM AN EVINRUDE 114. AUCTION, Saturday, Dec . . 2, D-1-411' phone $9~ Athens trailers, autos. <amperB, etc .. AP Mate fm- Chrtstm,s, onlv tO a.m. on account of other li-3-ITC see or call Dick Seyler, phone 1114.110. l'<lmeroy Home & II COM'PLmE well equipped bUBiness interests the entire 992-2798. 12-3-.ITC Auto. 11-311-TFC wood and "Fixit" sbop In stock of the Neigler Grocery ONE FOUR ROOM UPSTAIRS will be sold. This is all clean Middleport to be sold as a APARTMENT, 12$ a month, 1!!51 PIN'MOUTH. 4 door, V-1. complete unit. Building not new merchandise; a chance Help standard transmission. 8 tires see or call Dick Seyler, 992to buy your Christmas groc- ·~ Included. South Bend metal and wheels. new biltterv. 2798. 12-3-3TC eries and candies at your MALE & FEMALE needed at 44.11M rnt1~ . .-cvwt me,..hanleAt cutting .or wood lathe with once, full or spare time, man price. AIS{. will seU one 114 condition. nov J.ee. n$1rwin . quick change gears, I" chuck or woman to service custoft. self service display case :W" bed, s pair or miorometForS.J. phone 9111-6349. 11 -~lhTI'P mers with Watkins Products (unless sold before sale) , and era, combination bench belt and Christmas gifts in city of POODLE PUI'PIES. .«C Tot other articles. Be sure to be mlnloture. t'IS and up. lbd NEED A PONY far Cbrlstma• and disc sander, router, 2 Middleport, earn $85 and up there. Located in the village electric drills, portable 6" skill se"lce and IJ'OOIIIInl- PbGnt or anv other tlme1 I have weekly, write D-80, Watkins of Antiquity J 1~ miles up the nw, portable si<UI belt sandtllem In size. col.,.. and nrlProducts, Inc., Winona, Minn. river from Racine. Ohio. on · 11 I lie er. bench type Delta drill c... u•rod and unused. Eakey 12-3-TC State Route 338. Harriet press, 'tl" chuck, 6" double ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H & N Hill. Jl'lalwoods Roa<l. ""~ ­ extended grinder, electric solNeigler owner. Terms cash . "Nick Chick" le~horn chickS, roy. Ohio. II~ Not respon$ible for accidents. MALE - lor stock room clerk. dering sun. W' drive aocket or started pullets . t oday. Mot:. Sale conducte<l by the Brad- Must be over 21. Neat In "ap- dern Poultry, Box 188, Athset vise, anviBl, complete set TIMOTHY HAY. See or ~II . pearance, courteous and willford Auction Co., Racine . of new wood blbl, all sizes, ens, Ohio, phone S93-7831. Geor~e Mowrey, m-6018. ing worker, None other need Ohio. 12-1-tTf: bils lor cutting alee!, comIZ-3-t'l'C 11·!0-3TP apply. Apply In per!IDn at Raplete acetylene welding ham, cine Food Mkt., Racine, 0 . Mutical Instruments mers, uvn. chlsels, planes• . . 12-3T FOR SALK sninet piano. ·want- ONE YEAR old bea.le male, 1 piPe wrei.ches, open and box ed, resoonsible party to take end wrencbel, pipe fittings, started. $20. Phone 992-6'793. MALE CLERK lor night duty, over low month1v payments on IZ-1-31'1' a large . selection of Berews. semi-retired, must have refer. a soinet olano .. Can be seen Jo. AUTOMOBILE ............ lleeD nails, bollll, ole. 2 work ben· c........ , Loot ,..,. ..... ' · ences, apply In person at Hocally. Write credit manaver. FOX Terrier oopoies. -.~ . cbell and many olher Items tel Martin, Pomeroy. 11·30-7TC P . 0 . Box 276. Sbelbvvllle. ..... ......,, Clll • • • IZ-3-3to not listed. If intereated call 119U3!2. 12-3-3TC Indiana. 12-1·2TP • " tie SVRACUSE \ JIPIJit '7 TO '1 . -DICK IIAWUNIII . Gun Shoot '' . COAL . -• IHI Est• For~ I room frame, bath, ullllty . room, out of Doods. A steal at ~ 1.:1: ..0.;;:..:&;; -..,5(1().00, - ' ,,--·· ••.• ,- S.rvl- OHwt •. ~· f'lro;.;.ay-... ""' wANT ro SELL- -- - amroAHUA rroo....,,..., UST WITII us 117 . . POMEROY - One story, z bedlreary ae1aac1 room home, A)umlnum siding, ~ , .,_ """Cr storm doors and windows, Reto.-&R dlalnl . 111--. . , _ J:::· bath, basement, furnace beat lng, Pr9perty in good condllion. $8,500.00 · MIDDLEPORT - 6 room lrame home, batb, ..~2 gas flll'IUICel _ , storm doors, aiiltwi@lows, ga- rage, and other buildings, large garden, 2 acres of land. $6.500.110. FARM - 58 Acrea - 25 'Ill!able - I 12 otory 7 room lrame horne, batb, basement, rumace heating, barn, chloken house, one mile from Harrisonville on paved road. .000.00 VII\GU. or IIEI.EN II-30-3TC ~:--=:-:- Services Offered Wort. l!IUilnt. .,.,._ ..,._ oldl, Jluoa, !'bone 7INHI .Jt • • A. C. IIIUilrOIID A'uo """'atvnDIIIA 0 -, ... '""'" . BEST PRICE paid fer ~ ~. ,.... • tO'zloet log tlmbor, poplar, - . ,.... 11111• .,...,_, ub, .,., . . . ; Olllllsa«is• ' IIAdle, ... Olllmaleo. No Job lao IIIII • 1 t t1e too Ulllo. CaD olda, 80S. c, ......;, ·v.. AIR CONDI'I'IONTMG Roftlget- Pbune TIU147. Marlaa...,. w. .... atlon Mr'rloo. Jade'• ~ watton. -- !lew ..__ ...... - • l .tle READY • IIIli - - deltt· ered rtcht to ,..... peojoel. Put and eiiJ'. Jl'no 1111Evetdop matet, Pbone . . . . GolfP'OUR room boule, bath and loin Ready .. Mls Co., MJddloo. ball, gas· lumace. • • Ann port, Ohio. • • tie St.. Pomeroy. can IIIJI.tlll5. ALBI!RT M. COX, ' NEIGLI!lR lllllldlng lluppiJ fer ladldlnl good . Iiiii Ume loan available. CaD lilt Nelli_. Jllore, . . .. a. eel Sundaye. KMp AIDilrlca Free and go to cburdl Ill lilt Lordi Day. u.am: BUDGE'!' PRICE lurnllure C11 EXPERT Jlotorcyde Ilepalr, Pometoy Home and Auto. 0111' thltd a... budget lilop. 114'1'nl 'Babt l"ummlun, .JIIddlepost. NEW HAVEN - Mndern brick Olllo. t II tie apartment building, four 3 EXPERT ENGINE Tl1N!l UP, bedroom and two 2 bedroom · •us pl.. par111 11 needed, apartments with II10dOrn tit. ctnmSS DAIRY BID' BrllilPoilleroy Home • Auto. inc. ltnlce -cbens and electric beat. Some 'llllete. CaD iar ,.,..... • .,. a.t 11-311-'Tli'C furniture included. With price l'llmoroy ,.. •liM a.rtc · redueed to f46,000, Investment Nollf7 bJ 1 L m. fer _..., FAST PARM 1lRE SERVI'CZ, should return 10 per cent to porformPomeroy Home ilnd Auto. 1 p. m. 12 per cent per year. ll*TFC NEW HAVEN ~ Large older aile.,_ oenlet. , No , . _ style borne on Route 33, 4 lllng alter • p, m. ~ 1111 111110 dQ. 10 11 bedrooms and ~~ baths. Lor<l!ft" cated on approxima~ 108' • IIE'II'IN . G U~e '-d..lll 195' lot. Tbls home ts Ideal JIACIIIN!ljl, - " for the llorge family and ownoerwlco, ab · • · WY ,. er will assist In IJnsnclng • • , . Fobrle lbop,, , _ wltlumall down paymen' ilnd' eroy. Avthoslied 111111tF' Iaiii the balan<t!llke rent. •u,soo. and. 9srvlce. We llllarpeo Aile- II SOIDdaJ Se-ll MASON _ 4 room home on $0' Selllon. ·....ue lbe FrM Motbodld Choreb '"' • 150' lot near new boat laun· Nov. lM wu U7. O«orttw Will TREE TllbDmiG ... t:!l.IS, '!'be !leY, ~ GUI chlng facilities. Gas luma"" a!. hiJsr Jillured. a lllfetiiiii·ID ZllltiYI!te beat, priced reasonably at maw. O'OJI!oor's TNj, IDd on !IIO!!doy ~. IS,OOO. Lllldleape lerwlco; Clll Mr. ond Mra, lflnnlll Fallon NEW HAVEN - Need a 4 bedor . . . . ,, a.t., 0. ncatt~ to Florida. 4141 " ·room borne that Is modem - · Rev. Louta ,Diel!l ond frt...l,· 11. II ..,.. Jlldf Morr11, of 5Drt11r Al'bar, and very . reuonably pr1eed ? Christntas inVietnam. ..me., * La Only. 8 mo~e shipping days. BY- ai~. } . We are prlvUedged to ofll!f this z story borne wllh I~ baths all ceramic tiled, famlly, room with fireplace. 'ftle tlicben bas bull~ln range, oven, range hood and duuble stainless steel , sink; Can you belleve the 1...- price of ,lll,liOO.OJJ? Vacant and you ean be In by the bolldaYJ. . ER J >u- N ROUSH BROK ~~ ' ' ,. N-;.::;•:a"!iJ"· Vourtll ' Mary Street& . IUITC ' ' Mn. Geor8ta oltbi,IOcal. s,i. and !4!'1· Parlo!*r oril ... ...,. 1D Go.....,., Sit. Parker bu25yevatothtthiltM-• Army .,.s 'IIJI be·ill ~lor a year. . Mta. Vom S1or7 ond Jollll of Columbul and •Kill M114rod ScbaoCer, Albo!U, lpOm 'nooablfYI'!I_~1,thtlr-,Mt.Ond MrB. NOimm'Schaeler. ' '!'be Laurel Clllf ~Club Will ba"' tlletr CllrllllnU ot Btll"l"• Reliouront to IWI· orQJ , . - · 1, Willi 1 J11V II ' tht '"'!"' ofMro.C)IIfonl- ., . -~ . . ,. .u..- Jl(leblpn, ....-'lballl<lllwiDtllllll -koild Willi Rov. !Jitbl'• pareata, Mr. IIIII !IIn, Cbarles Diehl and fllmlly, mlo.qta Dlebl. ii/Scto IIIIIMra, '111oma1 Pork· or of Fort Bllll, Tu., aponllbo wllll bta motbor,Mrt, Bai:'lbo Partoer•.Sunclll' IUOita as tht l'lrkorhoaltwuMri,IIUP lbe Ferplon and IObJ&mel;llr.lnd Mn. Geoe Alldni,-,JMIIIII Karen, )(las Cloo Porilor of C:O.. ' lmlbwo, Mr. and Mrs, Wahor WalloOr,I'Oaaloroystaritwt.,Mr, 01111, Mra, ~ Schooler, 01111 l ' . ' News Notes rz.. - . ,' '· .r '· ' () .7. The post office can also tell you Your gift for tl:lat very special serviceman package, Je!lving room for the necessary can make Christmas Day a lot brighter, postmark, notations, etc. Be sure to include what weight limit applies. (It varies by even in Vietnam. :Su;1i•has to travel almost · the important 5-digit A.P.O. or F.P.O. num- . A. P.O. and F. P.O. number.) 8. Be very sure the package itself is halfway around the w ld.~ . ' ber in tlfe address to avoid serious delays. '19 be sure it J4l es him in good con- · 3. It qlay be necessary to mark th~ secure and substantial. Take into account dition and in good time for Christmas ... just package, "Giff-exportlicertse not required." the cont'ents, the climatic conditi9ns, and the handling within Vietnam. Paper alone follow these important sti'P~~o · , Ask your pos.t office. 1.' l:he deaflline for mailing by surface . 4. Make sure the postage is fully pre- , or ordinary pasteboard boxes are inade· transwrl"ation, November .11 th; is ~teady · paid. Your post office can help you deter• quate. Canvas or similar materials, dou'Qle- • faced corrbgated cardboard boxes, solid · ·· · past. Tp be .sure you.r packalle arrive's ~l!: mine fhe amount. time, send it air mail-:-and mail it by Decem. 5, If you are using thristmas seals fiber boxes or wooden containers are recom· , '. ber 11th at the latest. . or other labe!~ in aid of charitab~e projects, mertded.Contentsshouldnotshakeorrattle. ,If YOJl have any .further questions, · (The P~t Office Department,and tpe pu~ them on the back, not on.the address ·Qepartm~n:t of_ Defen~ have ~n assured ' ~!ide of_your ~cka~e. The Post ~Inc~ issues your post office cart ,answer them for you. . that all a1r n;1a1l packages recetved ,by then · a spec1al Chnstq~as stamp whtch as legal . But by following these key suggestions1 will be delivered to,Yiemlim b}IChdstmas.) postage and sl)ould therefore be above the your serviceman should have your gift package intact and in time for.Christmas.. 2. Make sure the name and address is , address. ' . ' · complete and clearly legible, placed length· , 6. Mail the package f.ltthe proper win.. And that's. the best way to tell him your wise. dn the lower right ~and side ~ your dow in your post office, not at a letter box. heart is with him:· .' .' ' ' Published as ii public service by. ilfni\a.v ·'iitntit' ~ ' ' • �_ .;_....;_ ___ . .. , , .... .. • . _...___.__.. - -·- -...,~,.. __,_ . . .,...., . . , ~-- - . . ..,. • . . •-·• ..·----·-•;.·-·~·__::;,111110,.•-•-:-•-•-• ---··~--· •- .... ~ -- ...,........,______ .......... ~·-.... ' ' ------'O:r . . ~ .. • THEDIADUNH I p, wt. O.y ......... P!RollcatleM .,......, DHfiiiM t l o lft, Wll~~~~:::~ :..:~~iti~~:Or D•r et "'"''lc'''" IIGULAT10NI Ttl(! Pu,llStllf ...MrYIS tM rllhl II E-c'l\1 ol' l't'~t an)' ad• dMmed obHIIPMie. Ttte P.,Wt.._r will net " ' r~ IJl b .. fer . . , tfl•n 1ne •• orrt-ct IMertiM. • l' ' I u.TII "'' . , .., Acl . .n\lct $ centt per WIINI lftMrtion • M!nlmuM Ctll,.. 1k u ' cent. ""' "'CII th.....,....contec• !ov(' ~~~ rl!e "' • ll cetlh ..., WON jllla (lftiHIIII¥1 '"'" 'tiQnl , 25 pAr cent DllfCiunt .n ,.ld , .. 1 ':l .-c:s Jllcl within 10 llhYt. C:A. ItO 01' THANKS • OIITUAII: ~ 11.Jt for H WITCII l'l'l iftiMitfll , It .·:'~ ti onol worcl11f · :· ~ rt i t ! on e l lou mtlll, I • · UIMD 1k ADI (ftertt - Public S._k WAMT AD llll':.Obi.A"'JAN ,., Advor - AN'J1Ql!E AVCftON SAT. oEC. I JUNIOit i'lAIR BUILDING ATHENS CQUI(fY FAIR ·• GROUNDS West Union Ave. (St. Roule ftl' · AT!IENS. omo The following personal collections or antiques. clocks, furniture, glassware and toys wiD be sold (no reserve bids) by the unden!lgned at 11:110 A.M. Sbai'p. CLOCKS: Grandlalher (Made Early 1700's) Banjo, Steeple, Gingerbread Plate, Regulator LAMPS: G.W.T.W.. Hanging Aladdin, Oil. Organ. Toys: Ir<in Overland Circus Wagon, Lrg. Tin Truck. Wagon, Wbeelbar- HelpWM!ted rnt !~All! . DOI'I' ....... , _ . . , . , . LOIIC RIGRI' lllol1 wllb 0.0: SALESMEN. 117.000 plus regUIOp4le . . pi!Ouft . . All A-Dill tel' I ... Colt' •. lfol. lar cash bonus ror man over IOp4le 1oa1t denr, J..laol. 40 In l'<lmeroy.Middleport ar-·· Dnll. • 11marl< Farm-. ea, take short auto lripo to ll~.a'I'C POrATOES. Cllnt>ce ~ oontact customers, air mall H. Portlllld. Ploooo . . . J . Dickerson, Pres., SouthweoFACTORY REPAIRED WIDE · lillie tern Petroleum Corp., 534 N. OVAL TIRES, 81WIJII<ed, Moin St., Ft. Worth, Te•as 76101. 12-14TC '"·• each. Jaho 11'. VIIIMe- KNAPP SR01:11o aura Sllo e ter, Syracuoe, IIH!Il. Repolr. Completo ll!oe Soft'li.U.TFC tco. Mlddlepllt. 11 I _, ELDERLY LADY for housework and cooking, pbone 992-5251 lor lnlervlew. 0 . lfmdy over Lfl>. NO CHEVY rw'O I)OOR PILl II 111ft ... loiiJ, COlOn HARD TOPS. INS Slick Shill erty Theatre, Middleport. relaiD 'brllll- 1ft carpolll IIJII4 Mag Wheels. Pl'leed . 11-Z..TFC <In""' with Blue ~ re_.ble, )(...., 7'1$4211. l1M11 oloollle ll!tnepow el. .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::»::::::::::;:::;:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::o. u.a.TFC 'Babt ..........,., u.a.'IC Business Services.:~ .,....--- · HOJIDA· SAl'S & SIIVICE.. · .. . Olllt OP n. --- PHARMACIST -~n· ,,_., / y.,........ SJ•- --- room --- ,10 .....u-. Roo\ l W.I!Mc! ·-- ·. CM,i. JAYU~ COAL . RT. 71ot·TheMIIIIand . . ' . Goll~ ~·Lint PfL . , . For Sale or Tr.de USED ElScTRIC Guitars and ampUflers, tape reOorden, movie ·~ 3S mm field camera, wUI trade on guns or selt very reasonable. Fife's. 711 S. Srd, M'oddleport, Phone 992-5457. . II.J0.6'l'C Five chUdretl die •m.f!J~I insur.anee can baci a life, your ltemB you cherish. ~~==~==~========~ •JOI II&AI IIAUIA SERVICL' WI BEG YOU . All,...,,..._ . . . , Coli V. NOW, ,.. an help · YOUNOWI " 11$9 PLYMOUTH Station Wag, on, will sell very reasonable or U'ade lor molorcyele, boat, ~~Uns . or .mat bav~ you. File's, 711 s. !rd, Middleport, Phone 992-5457. 11·30-6TC • eear eTi'Ucll e1t1s1w · C... elull•• r R.E. TIACY eAnyT,. ICEJTH· GOBLE FORD JUST ONE comolete Wlttnauer '--:-';..-.; movie camera projector, com, it.MIIht•.. For blnatlon W<>rld'a best proles· O'B,JUEN AND CROW _slonal quality eleetrie drive, . REALTY COMPANY ~ric eye locuolng lens, ~ IU!EDSVILLI! _ OOrrAGE price or will trade. File's, 711 WITH RENTAL_ rf8hl ori the S. 3rd. Middleport, Phone river - 3 bedroollil, bath, 992-5457. II.JO.GTC basement, garage, free gas, __. Use the year around $5 900 00 JUST ON" Ari!US slide projec- POMEROY _ 5 roo.; fr.,;,e tor, automa~ic with automatic . bath, utllity room, buill-In tl~ Kndak 3S mm camera, ~ price eben wall to waD arpel or will trade. File's, 'l1l S. thro.ut hoU!e NJ..:'Ievel Srd, Middleport. Phone lot All llke new OOiJ 110 1192-54S7. II-3UI'C POMEROY - Sll. ,._, • ..... tillft ..... .... few nlce .cloon - fer- . -~-ch1· room, Tl.ioot tre ""l 1~11!!' ' the¥ .... laft; ...... JCitM ... In ...... ptarllll! ......... , ..... y,'7 ~ ...- . OIUCKS tv. ta toT (iU) .- ; ;; ; ,..:; .ro:;:.- ' MON. :ntau ,., --- MlNJATURE Scbnauzen rudy PAcroRY Rlt:PAIRI!D 11RIS. OFI'tCI HOUII:I Hart's FamUy Center Cbrbtmu Eve.. · I boautlful 1:30 • · m. to 1:111 11. 11'1 . DtiiY cuaraaleod, rt~~lar tread, aD . Bridgeport, Obi~ ~ . ll 1 m. to 11:ot NGOn hturd;~r mole Scottie. ready now. IT'S IAIY TO PL.ACa A row; WELLER WARE: Lrg. An opportunity for a pharma· $lUI each, phoDe Joill WANT .&g Spltr pupo rea"" Nov. so. cr11' . Collection Including Umbrel- cist to work in a prescriptlon PH~E ~H_1Sf der early. Little Barkaroo Ia Stand, vases, Toba·cco Jar, department in Bridgeort with --11-11-'l'nl Kennel. CooiYille, nhone "otice Jardinieres. Animals & 3 Pc. one of Ohio 's fastest growing M'/-3854. 11-26.'1'1'1: UPoe&ESRD 1... ~ nRockwood; ClflNA & GLASS' chains. dlo Clllllblnatloo. AMI'II n(Few Signed Pieces) Iron Excellent starting salary, plus 1111$ 4 door Custom FORD. I dlo, 4 lptUen. All speed · a1 H.p . p1eces, · profit-sharing, pension plan, Stone, Carmv - . cvllnder. new tirel. runs IOOd eliaqer, See ll!ld 11011' Ia Pressed, Vaseline, Custard, hospitalization, life insuranc!!, t900. ltsO International ~ ton Hams-Yz ttog-Bacons ,..,. home . ....,... buylne. Heisey _ PICTURES : Hand- opportunity for advancement pickup. needs transmilsiM D.IO 1101' ~ or lilY biiiDee painted, Needlepoint, Chalk, and other benefits. send resume rooalr 1'75, II Gauco abo!.... ol tltl.lll. Clll tJII.I'IM. Prlnts ; FURNITURE: 4 Nice material in confidence to : Browning automadc rth bar· ' !!.LLP'ARK 11-a.TFC Wal. Needlepoint Chairs, Wal. David Godfrey reD, like new, f!OO, · Phone Marble top dresser, Marble HART STORES, INC. Cooloille M'l-3854. lt.liS·TI'C LOOK - Beautiful eolored .,.,. Dec. 3-1 P.M. top Sideboard <Unusual ), Or· 770 w. Goodale , Blvd. aole 'l'Y. IJI.Ind! .......,, Wu gan, Wagon Seat, Tables, Columbao, ObJo 43Zili 4 ROOMS. BAni. otorue Snow, Ill! in or Shine $5!t.W,....,tiii.W. Get new bullcllng, out of hlgb watet'. Blmlard eocyelo!>odll AI Cooper Boiler. Coffee Grind- Or call collect for an appointer, Oak Book Case (Glass ment. .neect. repair. a IOOd lnveot. SltOT~SONLY !roe. Try Ia ,.... hOme. Ca1l door) Trunks, Rockers, Two Area Code IH-IZI·5!161 ment lor $1.1100. 'PI1one lft.S'III. 11-21-'l'nl Brsss Beds, Jewelry Boxes, . Al1 equal oP.PIIrtu nlty emplo)'er 1!1!-2543, 11-28-ti'P Brass Teapot & Burner and ::;::;~::::::::::::!::~::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;::::::::::::.;::~:::::: MRS. DORA, Character Reader UNCLAIMI!D FllEIGR'I'. I many items not listed. SOLID STATE STEREO, 1116'1 ,., II~ Zllll aewlnr mocblnes and Advisor, first time in the For Rent KOTE: Many of these items walnut stereo C<>IISole with 4 with JO vt!ar factory ruaranarea.• advises on all problems FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 would make lovely Christmas speaker, 4 speed automatic too nationally or life, don't fail to see her, adverllsed rooms, bath, adults preferred, Gifts and .antique enthusiasts take over paymenlll changer, special readinl!ll haU · price brand• to he sold lor storage phone 992-5435. 11-2f.TFC should attend. Sale will be in. or IS per month or pay bal- lnd might. 1o1a1s or t45 wJh this ad. No appointment ance 1'11.211. Call 1192-3211. necessary, open daily and side and lunch will be served. 4 each. ean be paid at $15 per apartment lumllbed. TERMS: Cash ll.fi-6TC Sunday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. ..17.Ue month, "" wiD dellver lo ,.... BRADFORD AUCTION CO. Pllone · 315 Main St., Belpre. bome to aew on lhem to make Racin<l, Ohio STEREO RADIO CONSOI.E, sure that ,.... .,. eompletoly 12-3-6TC ONE three room aparttnent, A. C. BRADFORD, Mgr. stereo with AM & FM radio sallllled, ..U 1111-21Sit aU new, all electrio, range C. C.Bra~,Aacl de!Uie noatlng turntable per· ANYONE INTERESTED IN ll.fi-6TC unit and walt oven, stainless SIGNED: rect condition, take over pay. F·MPLOYMENT WITH the steel sink, completely modments of. $6 per month or pay 1111 STEREO. lovely walnut Water Department, Village of Mr~ and Mn. William Ma11er ern, Phone 992-52'11. Not responsible for accidents balance '118.10. Call 1192-3211. eonsole with AM & FM ~·· Pomeroy. are asked to contact 12-3.STC _,.,. '·'"1' r ,...-T"C Jl·27~ "..~ ..-- -"· .--~ · h....... the Mayor's olfi~. !fll' an . ap. - SIX ROOM "lipaiti!/enl, f bOcJ. plication or information. Age rooms, unlumlshed, C clooell SEWING MACHINE' SINGER limit is 21 to 35 and must be tab over peyments of IIlier Card Of Thanks apace, bot water heal, lion slant needle sewing machine month cr pay balance due High School graduate. THE family of Freeland E. room, outalde porch. Pbane equipped to zig zag, balan"" snue. Try 11 1n your homo, 12-UI'C "Fritz" Norris wish to exIIIIZ-$l0'1, u a de Sfti,S6 or tenns can be arran- call - · 11·17-6TC press our sincere thanks to ged, call Jl9!.3218. IL-27-6TC HAM AND BACON Shoot, Sunour friends, relatives and nei- 4 room apartment lunlbbed. day, Dec . 3, I p.m. at Isaac 1117 FORD GaiOIJ 1100, 4 door ·ghbors who assisted ln any Phone tn-3e51. ' 17 1ft THE proven carpel oleaner sedan, power bratos and _po. W•lton Farm, sponsored by way by sending Dowers, food. Chester Firemen. 11·2&-fTP personal gifts and deeds of FURNISHED and unfurnished Blue Lustre is easy on the wer steering, v.a automalle, budget. Restore• , forgotten :11100 mllea, priced 1o oen. kindness during the death of apartmenll. Close to ld!ool. colors. Rent electric sham- can !1ft.U1t Mer 1 call HOLIDAY SPI!lCIAL ON COLD our loved one. Special thanks Phone 992-5434. 10.18-tfc pooer Sl . Bater Furniture. IIIIU74I_. _ _ · __n•TFC WAVES from NoY. Jl tllnJuib ll.fi-6TC to Elder Howard S. Sbeehe, Dec. 2t, '" ..,., .12.10. N.JO Pallbearen. Ewing Funeral PIIRNISIIED llllil Ull!undlhed '10, 11.110, Ruth'• Home and the Racine AmeriE-ARL-Y--A-MEIUCAN P'UI1N1TIJRE, Antiques and Colaportmeolll. Row1eJ • Roed. 1968 Beauty Sbop, phoDe · can Legion Post 602. Your lectors Itema, two vtolllll and !'bone IIWS74 an. • p. ... STEREO, bandoome maple one JlU)tar ,.... 100 years ol~ 'I'IUIII, II·INri'P kindness wilJ always be re10 11 lfe console with AM & FM radio, lllaceDBIIOIIUI items phone membered. CUSTOM Bl.ITCHERING and 4 speed BSR lntenn!J: chanr- after 1 p.m., - - IAq Mrs. Earlene Norris and rotiR ROOM AND BATH er, resume payments ol $6 l!ottom ll-11-TI'C will buy hides every Monday, sons, Darrell and Steve APAII'I'MEN'l', Wlfurnlllled, per month or nay balance _. Phil Meier, 992-3510. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris, 11-2f.TFC due '1116.24, call tn-21Sil. PICK your pup ..,., wm bold In l'omeroJ. plloDe - -· father and· mother. ll~·'I'FC _ _ _ _ ll-I7-6TC until Olrtattnu, A.lt.C. Reg. Mrs. Vera Craig, sister, HYMN 'SING. at the Freedom and Herschel Norris, FOUR ROOM HOUSE, BATH, SINGER Sewln~ Machine. 1116'1 llfmld· Dacblllound, poodle, Gospel Mission, Bald Knobs, 'AIIIIrtan terrier, toy los terbrother. Hysell Run Road, phone mndel In beautiful cahlnet. Sunday, Dec. 3, 2 p.m. Dan 12-3-ITC 742-SII!. 11-30-6TP roand drop.in bobbin with dial rier. C. • M. Kennel, l'lvt! Hayman and lhe Country Polnlll, l'omenly. 11·11-TI'C control to make zl~ za~ deHymn Timers. and tbe Duncan. Wanted To Buy SINGLE HOUSE, also apartsign stllcbes. buttonholes. Quartet. Public Is Invited. blind hem•. etA: WID sell lor III!(J FORD, 2110 standard shift, ment, in Middleport, pbone SIX VOLT RADIO FOR VW or , 11·29-4TC ~•tng · down .. 50 financing avaDable, phone 992-326'1. 12-I-11I'C 6 volt radio for other cars, 161150 •. . Nuuo , ..,. . _7_ IJ.I-BC call l'<lmeroy 992-2403. moothly. Phone Raven..,ood. RADIO AND TV REPAIR, can IZ.3-.ITC UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, 742-4738. lor information. 27$-1893. II·Z..TI'C TWO YEAR old pony, gentle, 6 rooms and bath also one unCharles Eugene Bowles. furnished apartment with 4 ADMIRAL 'lmd Air Chief Radios. reasonable. Contact Joyce 11·29-fi'P • Employment Wanted values to ,lll.95. your cbol"" South, Oak Grove Ita· rooms and bath. inquire at InHIGH School Senior boy availtlt.lll. l'<lmeroy Home and dne. 12- .fi'C able for employment that does gels Furniture, Middleport. INTERESTED in workin~ at D-1-BC . home. Send 10 cents for denot require heavy llftmgf~ Auto. lWI).TFC TRAJLEit i!OJ:IO wilh 10.110 tails, Carman. 350 Groveport, weekends only, phone 992--3565 porch and awning, carpeted Coluinbus. Ohio 43207. 12-1-JTP 12-3-JTP 8-ROOM bouse and bath. Syra- USED Ei.rerRIC RANGE, A-1 llvbtg room, television and air cuse. Call 992-3223. r<>ndltlon. 139.95. Pomerov conditloner. natoral gas lurHome and Auto. 11-311-TFC LADY wants work as cook in 1J.3.3tc P••hltt ~..1.. nace, • · can Henry Ml· boarding club or widower's ~ .Pahltc: Solo lam, Oleabtre. 36'1-7112. ' home or care for elderly: STORAGE SPACE FOR Boalll, RUV HIM AN EVINRUDE 114. AUCTION, Saturday, Dec . . 2, D-1-411' phone $9~ Athens trailers, autos. <amperB, etc .. AP Mate fm- Chrtstm,s, onlv tO a.m. on account of other li-3-ITC see or call Dick Seyler, phone 1114.110. l'<lmeroy Home & II COM'PLmE well equipped bUBiness interests the entire 992-2798. 12-3-.ITC Auto. 11-311-TFC wood and "Fixit" sbop In stock of the Neigler Grocery ONE FOUR ROOM UPSTAIRS will be sold. This is all clean Middleport to be sold as a APARTMENT, 12$ a month, 1!!51 PIN'MOUTH. 4 door, V-1. complete unit. Building not new merchandise; a chance Help standard transmission. 8 tires see or call Dick Seyler, 992to buy your Christmas groc- ·~ Included. South Bend metal and wheels. new biltterv. 2798. 12-3-3TC eries and candies at your MALE & FEMALE needed at 44.11M rnt1~ . .-cvwt me,..hanleAt cutting .or wood lathe with once, full or spare time, man price. AIS{. will seU one 114 condition. nov J.ee. n$1rwin . quick change gears, I" chuck or woman to service custoft. self service display case :W" bed, s pair or miorometForS.J. phone 9111-6349. 11 -~lhTI'P mers with Watkins Products (unless sold before sale) , and era, combination bench belt and Christmas gifts in city of POODLE PUI'PIES. .«C Tot other articles. Be sure to be mlnloture. t'IS and up. lbd NEED A PONY far Cbrlstma• and disc sander, router, 2 Middleport, earn $85 and up there. Located in the village electric drills, portable 6" skill se"lce and IJ'OOIIIInl- PbGnt or anv other tlme1 I have weekly, write D-80, Watkins of Antiquity J 1~ miles up the nw, portable si<UI belt sandtllem In size. col.,.. and nrlProducts, Inc., Winona, Minn. river from Racine. Ohio. on · 11 I lie er. bench type Delta drill c... u•rod and unused. Eakey 12-3-TC State Route 338. Harriet press, 'tl" chuck, 6" double ORDER AMSTUTZ'S H & N Hill. Jl'lalwoods Roa<l. ""~ ­ extended grinder, electric solNeigler owner. Terms cash . "Nick Chick" le~horn chickS, roy. Ohio. II~ Not respon$ible for accidents. MALE - lor stock room clerk. dering sun. W' drive aocket or started pullets . t oday. Mot:. Sale conducte<l by the Brad- Must be over 21. Neat In "ap- dern Poultry, Box 188, Athset vise, anviBl, complete set TIMOTHY HAY. See or ~II . pearance, courteous and willford Auction Co., Racine . of new wood blbl, all sizes, ens, Ohio, phone S93-7831. Geor~e Mowrey, m-6018. ing worker, None other need Ohio. 12-1-tTf: bils lor cutting alee!, comIZ-3-t'l'C 11·!0-3TP apply. Apply In per!IDn at Raplete acetylene welding ham, cine Food Mkt., Racine, 0 . Mutical Instruments mers, uvn. chlsels, planes• . . 12-3T FOR SALK sninet piano. ·want- ONE YEAR old bea.le male, 1 piPe wrei.ches, open and box ed, resoonsible party to take end wrencbel, pipe fittings, started. $20. Phone 992-6'793. MALE CLERK lor night duty, over low month1v payments on IZ-1-31'1' a large . selection of Berews. semi-retired, must have refer. a soinet olano .. Can be seen Jo. AUTOMOBILE ............ lleeD nails, bollll, ole. 2 work ben· c........ , Loot ,..,. ..... ' · ences, apply In person at Hocally. Write credit manaver. FOX Terrier oopoies. -.~ . cbell and many olher Items tel Martin, Pomeroy. 11·30-7TC P . 0 . Box 276. Sbelbvvllle. ..... ......,, Clll • • • IZ-3-3to not listed. If intereated call 119U3!2. 12-3-3TC Indiana. 12-1·2TP • " tie SVRACUSE \ JIPIJit '7 TO '1 . -DICK IIAWUNIII . Gun Shoot '' . COAL . -• IHI Est• For~ I room frame, bath, ullllty . room, out of Doods. A steal at ~ 1.:1: ..0.;;:..:&;; -..,5(1().00, - ' ,,--·· ••.• ,- S.rvl- OHwt •. ~· f'lro;.;.ay-... ""' wANT ro SELL- -- - amroAHUA rroo....,,..., UST WITII us 117 . . POMEROY - One story, z bedlreary ae1aac1 room home, A)umlnum siding, ~ , .,_ """Cr storm doors and windows, Reto.-&R dlalnl . 111--. . , _ J:::· bath, basement, furnace beat lng, Pr9perty in good condllion. $8,500.00 · MIDDLEPORT - 6 room lrame home, batb, ..~2 gas flll'IUICel _ , storm doors, aiiltwi@lows, ga- rage, and other buildings, large garden, 2 acres of land. $6.500.110. FARM - 58 Acrea - 25 'Ill!able - I 12 otory 7 room lrame horne, batb, basement, rumace heating, barn, chloken house, one mile from Harrisonville on paved road. .000.00 VII\GU. or IIEI.EN II-30-3TC ~:--=:-:- Services Offered Wort. l!IUilnt. .,.,._ ..,._ oldl, Jluoa, !'bone 7INHI .Jt • • A. C. IIIUilrOIID A'uo """'atvnDIIIA 0 -, ... '""'" . BEST PRICE paid fer ~ ~. ,.... • tO'zloet log tlmbor, poplar, - . ,.... 11111• .,...,_, ub, .,., . . . ; Olllllsa«is• ' IIAdle, ... Olllmaleo. No Job lao IIIII • 1 t t1e too Ulllo. CaD olda, 80S. c, ......;, ·v.. AIR CONDI'I'IONTMG Roftlget- Pbune TIU147. Marlaa...,. w. .... atlon Mr'rloo. Jade'• ~ watton. -- !lew ..__ ...... - • l .tle READY • IIIli - - deltt· ered rtcht to ,..... peojoel. Put and eiiJ'. Jl'no 1111Evetdop matet, Pbone . . . . GolfP'OUR room boule, bath and loin Ready .. Mls Co., MJddloo. ball, gas· lumace. • • Ann port, Ohio. • • tie St.. Pomeroy. can IIIJI.tlll5. ALBI!RT M. COX, ' NEIGLI!lR lllllldlng lluppiJ fer ladldlnl good . Iiiii Ume loan available. CaD lilt Nelli_. Jllore, . . .. a. eel Sundaye. KMp AIDilrlca Free and go to cburdl Ill lilt Lordi Day. u.am: BUDGE'!' PRICE lurnllure C11 EXPERT Jlotorcyde Ilepalr, Pometoy Home and Auto. 0111' thltd a... budget lilop. 114'1'nl 'Babt l"ummlun, .JIIddlepost. NEW HAVEN - Mndern brick Olllo. t II tie apartment building, four 3 EXPERT ENGINE Tl1N!l UP, bedroom and two 2 bedroom · •us pl.. par111 11 needed, apartments with II10dOrn tit. ctnmSS DAIRY BID' BrllilPoilleroy Home • Auto. inc. ltnlce -cbens and electric beat. Some 'llllete. CaD iar ,.,..... • .,. a.t 11-311-'Tli'C furniture included. With price l'llmoroy ,.. •liM a.rtc · redueed to f46,000, Investment Nollf7 bJ 1 L m. fer _..., FAST PARM 1lRE SERVI'CZ, should return 10 per cent to porformPomeroy Home ilnd Auto. 1 p. m. 12 per cent per year. ll*TFC NEW HAVEN ~ Large older aile.,_ oenlet. , No , . _ style borne on Route 33, 4 lllng alter • p, m. ~ 1111 111110 dQ. 10 11 bedrooms and ~~ baths. Lor<l!ft" cated on approxima~ 108' • IIE'II'IN . G U~e '-d..lll 195' lot. Tbls home ts Ideal JIACIIIN!ljl, - " for the llorge family and ownoerwlco, ab · • · WY ,. er will assist In IJnsnclng • • , . Fobrle lbop,, , _ wltlumall down paymen' ilnd' eroy. Avthoslied 111111tF' Iaiii the balan<t!llke rent. •u,soo. and. 9srvlce. We llllarpeo Aile- II SOIDdaJ Se-ll MASON _ 4 room home on $0' Selllon. ·....ue lbe FrM Motbodld Choreb '"' • 150' lot near new boat laun· Nov. lM wu U7. O«orttw Will TREE TllbDmiG ... t:!l.IS, '!'be !leY, ~ GUI chlng facilities. Gas luma"" a!. hiJsr Jillured. a lllfetiiiii·ID ZllltiYI!te beat, priced reasonably at maw. O'OJI!oor's TNj, IDd on !IIO!!doy ~. IS,OOO. Lllldleape lerwlco; Clll Mr. ond Mra, lflnnlll Fallon NEW HAVEN - Need a 4 bedor . . . . ,, a.t., 0. ncatt~ to Florida. 4141 " ·room borne that Is modem - · Rev. Louta ,Diel!l ond frt...l,· 11. II ..,.. Jlldf Morr11, of 5Drt11r Al'bar, and very . reuonably pr1eed ? Christntas inVietnam. ..me., * La Only. 8 mo~e shipping days. BY- ai~. } . We are prlvUedged to ofll!f this z story borne wllh I~ baths all ceramic tiled, famlly, room with fireplace. 'ftle tlicben bas bull~ln range, oven, range hood and duuble stainless steel , sink; Can you belleve the 1...- price of ,lll,liOO.OJJ? Vacant and you ean be In by the bolldaYJ. . ER J >u- N ROUSH BROK ~~ ' ' ,. N-;.::;•:a"!iJ"· Vourtll ' Mary Street& . IUITC ' ' Mn. Geor8ta oltbi,IOcal. s,i. and !4!'1· Parlo!*r oril ... ...,. 1D Go.....,., Sit. Parker bu25yevatothtthiltM-• Army .,.s 'IIJI be·ill ~lor a year. . Mta. Vom S1or7 ond Jollll of Columbul and •Kill M114rod ScbaoCer, Albo!U, lpOm 'nooablfYI'!I_~1,thtlr-,Mt.Ond MrB. NOimm'Schaeler. ' '!'be Laurel Clllf ~Club Will ba"' tlletr CllrllllnU ot Btll"l"• Reliouront to IWI· orQJ , . - · 1, Willi 1 J11V II ' tht '"'!"' ofMro.C)IIfonl- ., . -~ . . ,. .u..- Jl(leblpn, ....-'lballl<lllwiDtllllll -koild Willi Rov. !Jitbl'• pareata, Mr. IIIII !IIn, Cbarles Diehl and fllmlly, mlo.qta Dlebl. ii/Scto IIIIIMra, '111oma1 Pork· or of Fort Bllll, Tu., aponllbo wllll bta motbor,Mrt, Bai:'lbo Partoer•.Sunclll' IUOita as tht l'lrkorhoaltwuMri,IIUP lbe Ferplon and IObJ&mel;llr.lnd Mn. Geoe Alldni,-,JMIIIII Karen, )(las Cloo Porilor of C:O.. ' lmlbwo, Mr. and Mrs, Wahor WalloOr,I'Oaaloroystaritwt.,Mr, 01111, Mra, ~ Schooler, 01111 l ' . ' News Notes rz.. - . ,' '· .r '· ' () .7. The post office can also tell you Your gift for tl:lat very special serviceman package, Je!lving room for the necessary can make Christmas Day a lot brighter, postmark, notations, etc. Be sure to include what weight limit applies. (It varies by even in Vietnam. :Su;1i•has to travel almost · the important 5-digit A.P.O. or F.P.O. num- . A. P.O. and F. P.O. number.) 8. Be very sure the package itself is halfway around the w ld.~ . ' ber in tlfe address to avoid serious delays. '19 be sure it J4l es him in good con- · 3. It qlay be necessary to mark th~ secure and substantial. Take into account dition and in good time for Christmas ... just package, "Giff-exportlicertse not required." the cont'ents, the climatic conditi9ns, and the handling within Vietnam. Paper alone follow these important sti'P~~o · , Ask your pos.t office. 1.' l:he deaflline for mailing by surface . 4. Make sure the postage is fully pre- , or ordinary pasteboard boxes are inade· transwrl"ation, November .11 th; is ~teady · paid. Your post office can help you deter• quate. Canvas or similar materials, dou'Qle- • faced corrbgated cardboard boxes, solid · ·· · past. Tp be .sure you.r packalle arrive's ~l!: mine fhe amount. time, send it air mail-:-and mail it by Decem. 5, If you are using thristmas seals fiber boxes or wooden containers are recom· , '. ber 11th at the latest. . or other labe!~ in aid of charitab~e projects, mertded.Contentsshouldnotshakeorrattle. ,If YOJl have any .further questions, · (The P~t Office Department,and tpe pu~ them on the back, not on.the address ·Qepartm~n:t of_ Defen~ have ~n assured ' ~!ide of_your ~cka~e. The Post ~Inc~ issues your post office cart ,answer them for you. . that all a1r n;1a1l packages recetved ,by then · a spec1al Chnstq~as stamp whtch as legal . But by following these key suggestions1 will be delivered to,Yiemlim b}IChdstmas.) postage and sl)ould therefore be above the your serviceman should have your gift package intact and in time for.Christmas.. 2. Make sure the name and address is , address. ' . ' · complete and clearly legible, placed length· , 6. Mail the package f.ltthe proper win.. And that's. the best way to tell him your wise. dn the lower right ~and side ~ your dow in your post office, not at a letter box. heart is with him:· .' .' ' ' Published as ii public service by. ilfni\a.v ·'iitntit' ~ ' ' • �• :~- nwo !-.ut~ 1"intc -'<'M1ncl. ~~·. l~r 1. lH':' ' ·. .-----··" Ai.IXiliary Pions Ann·uol -- .' -·--'---~---..,;,_---- . •ke Elhrf Ids In Pomeroy • Holiday Dinner and Party • Now You Kno" -~ - ' Your Christmas Shopping •Ceriter -- New RCAVictor ·Tape Recorders for EVeryNeed _ .......... '· so~Years ·ago BY DICK THOMAS GALLIP()LIS - The Gallipolis Dally TJ:lbunc of Nov. 27, 1917 carried a headUned stoq, "BIG RIVER NEWS, Half..MIIion Llne or Stearnboat'i To Be Oragaillzed," under the datellne of Wheeling. W. Va., Nov. 26At a conference held here toda,y, which · was attended ~y gov.. ernm.eDt engineer&, reprellent.atlves of the tartest business ~ .terests In tho Ohio Voller, bonkera, prealdentl ot .commercial organizations and OU!ers, it waa unanimously agreed that a com. pany' be rormed •t once wl!h a eapltol o1 :SSOO,OOO to buy and operate a line ot steamboats a.. long the Ohio River from Pitt• b~gt, to Charlestoo and HuntIngton and that navigat!oo 011the river be increased and :Ute feaslbfllty or • clammed and locked river be demonstrated So eonv1nclngly HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH ' . I. C.rrol K. Snowden P•rlc C..,tnl Hotel Bid.,. S.COnd AY.mle ...,... Phon• 446--t290 HorM 446-4511 STA1'E FARM IIMIIII ~~~~ IIIRifiKI c..llf .............1.... 111111111 that there be a gener .. a1 resumption ot traffic, so that cities along the Ohio River will't in the near Mute, be lncteper». ent to some degree rrom the raUroads that ue unable to au~ ply the demand made on them for ears. Stoek in the new oompany will be sold at $100 a share and that it will be largely subscribed to appears to be a certainty tor the facts dev~loped at the meetIng appeared to make success or the venture u sured. The details or the plans will be named by B. Walker Peterson, Wheeling. chairman or a group ofbank-. crs IJld businessmen who map. ped but the initio! plans. Lt. ...Col. H. W. Sickle of the U. S. Engineers told in a eoo. servative manner the greatest advantage by the establishment or a line or steamers on the river. He spoke of the many (m .. provements that have been made along the i-iver, calling attention to the ract there, iii now a ~ foot waterway rrom Parkersburg · to Pittsburgh and that all clams in that section have been r fiD.. tshed witJl the exception or one and ihat it will be open by July Nov. 27, 1917- Businessmen of Huntington have purchased an on the • be .,,;j,~led wltll tuOJ and IlL r~· will b e No¥. 28, 1917 - GOVERN- by tllo .,.Ol'llllltUI. 11an1 ~U. IIIENT TAKES OVER TOW- boats have purd!ued out.- . BOATS. ' rlsht whUo a r.., .,.. beilqr River ildllltr)' between Pitt.. charte<odbllrllh and N.,.. Orleans Ia be8fnnlni to play on lnu>i>rtont part Nov, 30, IDI7' --' A diiiJ)IIcil in tile trans110rtot1on ~ muni- from Pituburgt, lllll' s the largo from cities oiClfti number ol avaUIIble steamboats tloos of tho Oblo and MlsslsaljW Rivero from Plttoburgt, to soolhem to our allies In F<II'Cl!)O. Witll porta, aueh as excunion steam. tile government taking over mBI\Y er111 wblc:ll have been laid up In craft for this purpose, river- Winter cpartera 'and ~ boats men are ot the ODinlon that it which need only all8hl riPalra will only be a maher of a few -liKe 111rprlsed &overnmeiil 0111reeently made a trip · at the American F..-m Con- mont 1n oooperatloD U. months until every boot oper- clolo . Ccl\grellllooal Moclol ~Honor ating on Inland waters will be or inapeet!oo. A filii report hal tor, In the service of tile govern- been sent to the ' War DeJ>art- · ·' F~.two acres, ""'ompualng · Socleb' 11 one whleb deMrvea nient and there Is a pooolbllity · · lito stream• and ldlla hoiiOiftld the filii IUJIP)rt of ovm eonment. ihat these boats win 110 pre so- b7 tile oarl:l' patriots of the Rovo- eemod Amer!W>. The steamer Sprogue, iargost F..-m•o F - . and most modern eraft now in ed Into oervleo, Amon8 the .,_ lutlooary Wir, have been deo]f. servlee between Plltlburgt, and curalon steamero are iho s1111_ RAted, one ror eaeh of the 50 sora or the Conireollmal .loloclol New Orleans, and ihe J, B, Fin- shine, Cltl< of Parkeroburr, In states. Puerto Rico and the Dls- or Honor Grooo at Valle' Forao, ley have been taken over by tile Plt:tsi>urgt, hariJor, lind the trlct or Columbia, as a penna- has olloted ooia acre to Ohio m the government and are now en-. Homer Smith, which lo laid up , nent memorial 14 the reeiplents which a llliiiiiiiiiOii benches, . · ol tbe naUon'a supreme mlll- path&, treee IIKI anu;kWI will roote to Pitlsburgt, from the at Ft. Pleasant. lower river. They will be used It Is said lhat oeverol steam- lacy award, !he Medol of - · be provided hooorlnc eaeh ~ Living trees will be 11\>l"ked tile more than 200 Conlrotalanal in towing abeiis and steel ears era or the Plttoburgt, Coal Co In perpetuity with the names or Medal or llonorwlmonaceredll. from Plttsburgt, to New Orleans. are being oonsldenid. A m 011 , . The shells will be' loaded 011 tbem are the W, K. Field, Tom each of tlle more than 3,000 ed to this State. Governor James A.Rhodotbaa cars at Wheeling and the ears Dodo11<1rth, Vo!lant Boaz andtllo Medal or llonor reeiplents. In Field and lite Henry Knox (Arcblveo)Bullol- appolntech speelal committee to at Ambridge, Pa. The stool cara J. A.. Donoldson. Donaldsoo were rebuUt leaa than ing are houeed the reeorcis or piRD, raise flmcllll!d parttc!poje will be broken down at PittS' In the clevelcpmtrnl 11( Ohio's burlh aJid taken to the soutJr. three years OIP> at the Elizabeth 'thelr heroie deeds. This opeclal area has been acre at Voll,.y Forao- A mlnlem terminus, w!Jere they wUl marine ways. It Is possible tbot wilh ihe inallguratlon of packet landae8j)OCi in I ciesijp) ...,.-.,d- mum . fli,OOO will he ror,drecl. be sent to Europe, The Sprague which was bull! servlee between P!ttoburgt, and mating the map · or ihe -Onltecl It Ia the dealro or the GoYonm In Dubu<J~e, Iowa, In 1902, has West Viri!lnla points and the lm- States !'ith eaeh stale identified and the Committee, 1 h a t oil a gross toonage or l,f79 tons pooslbUitles or buDcling boola, in Itt oppnrprlale ioc:atlon. Sev- Obloona know or this project and . wllh a length or 276 root a n da some or tho above steamers will oral mOos or wlncllng patba1!111 be Bltorcied· the _,..tuo!ly to breadih or 611eet. Thebootdraws be pressed Into sel'VIee to relieve conneet tho ~2 Memorial S<Jiares, parUclpate. Hlstorieol ooclellot, each contalninS an Honor Shaft, vete<ana orpnlzat!oos aile! other 7. t reet or "ater. AU boats tak- ihe !relgt,i congestiona permanent obelisk In the do- etvle &nJUPO are bplni Invited to ~n over by the government will alln or the Washington Monu- , take part. , Ohio's Acre Will be tite' llrot mont. The state's seol will be •~ dedl.,.ted 011 Memdrlal llo.Y,lll68, taebed neat the baoe of the shall. The Gov..,....l c:ommltteo m These seols will be ·12 - !nob Ohio's Aero at Vallet For10 • pla<J~es. It Ia antte!potecl that invites you toparUc:lpstebyseacl. each alate governor will pro- lng your oonlril>l!tlon to Ohio's sent this emblem as a gift of Aere, Harry B. RIChter, Tree... the alate and personally dedi- urer, 0111o Natlonol Bank, -51 .... CiOIIIJII'I*I- . -·101')' go down I IICA 'l!dnr'l finest lllflo rara.r r.oturoo laor ljlllkt~ In ~- lt. · l'ilys ilia 7" roc4 Ptl!h-buttoo oporltl<m IO<Iudlnt f1tl lomrd. ''SGcrol·"'~Sound" !llllrro !til yoo odd.,. ""ncl to old, P.A. -~· onc:lostlrw. ill...., ""left for !Obi""'"• IPNktrs. Topt IMICOllliOL Tbr1t.,..,.HK, m; Ill IPt. ""I' counter, AutlmiUc ' ~ '' IJ.29.95 The '' -~ ' ' or IN OUR TOWN Ever. as you read this~ aOOthe!· one. day and up the _next. Hunt. ington businessmen, it is said, Ohioan may have made the su. will place two fast packets ln preme sacrUtce aJJd ror ttJat ihe Cinelnnati-Pittsburgt, trade sacrifice, he, too, me.y be award- when all the locks and dams ed the Congressional Medal or llonor. . The First Conlreaslonol Medal d! 'Honor w!Mer In the United States was Pvt. Jaoob Parrot ot Kenton, Ohio, who was presented Ids medal In 1863, ror services rendered cllrlng the CivU War, by Echrin M, Stanton or stewenvUie,Seeretary orWar In President Llndoln' s Cabinet. Ohio's latest Congressional Medal or Honor winner was Lance Corporal Joe C. Paul, who enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at 'Cinelmati, and lost his life In Vietllam on Aug. MURPHY 19, 1965, . Pvt. Parrot was a member ot u Andrews' Raiders," a bunch of Yankees who stole the ••General," locomotive of Civil War fan'!e. Cpl. Paul was a Unltecl Stales Marine. There's no need to 1111)' more. He ciled fi(lhting to keep 'Communism orr of Main Street, u.s.A., lhe ravorite lounging .Plaee of "hipples and peace.. .. ' lI '~- ..... ' ' , _ . 5 •• ... - .... ,, ' ' . • e•te lt.. The names or that atateta Norttl High st., Columbul, Ohio,. Medal or llonor recipients will 43215. AU <CXIbibutera will be the Huntington - Portsmouth trade. The boat will Stereo 4-Track 3~SI)eed ~ ri o11 burning packet at Evansville tor ·,.. be engraved clown the sides. It plam1'ed to use material ldentilled with the state - such as Maine's eranlte, Vermont's marbel, ~ lndl~•s Umesp,ne -for the groond oover. Each of!ieially reported to Fr-.a FounclatliJn 'at Vall,.y Forge and !heir names will be · recorcloci, ror publlc view, at Ute Heory .Knox buUcllrut Where tbearc~hlvea !or Ohio's Medolofllcinorswln- will be eonolderocl ao a JiersCiiollzatlon or lhe memoriol. There must be enougt, to 'creote a be:Jie or a mlnimwn or two Inches illlek -more U available. A Medllalion Area, 25-leol In . diameter surrouncling tile Memorlal area and honor shall, will contain · - benches to permit per110nal, family and small I!I'OIIP gatherings and encoursge deserving reverenee to those who have given so much ••above and ~011d the call or clul;y. .. The grove will booome a great nat!oool shrine or impolling and patriotic slgnlll.. DUU~· J• nlek&." The Medal of Honor is awarded by the Prealdent or the llniteci states and presented in the name of Congress to a member of the Armed Forees who cli&Ungu!abes hlmself conspfcuoUSJ;~ !•)' giiJn :~ . try and lntr'IJidlll< at the rtlk or Ids IUe above and beyond the eali or chey, f>l>iie engaged In an action against an OReillY ~ the United States,· wtrlle engaged In mUitary operations Involving eon!lict with an opposing !orelln torce, or WllUe serving " I t h friendly rorelsn forces engaged In an armed oonfiict agolnsl an opposing Coree in which t h e United Stales Ia not a belligerent pu:t;y. To -ide a fitting memorial to those valiant men who, In connlct w1ti:J the enem,y, have cilstlngulshed tllemseives oonspleuousty by gallantry and intrepeciitl< at the risk or their lives above and beyond ihe eoli of duty, and to keep ever alive the records ot their bravery and .aao:rlflciol to duty, 1\l!fe'• c:hajee or lasting mate~ ~·!.~~s ·' ar.be''"'l'l-,cll1:·,,c•.ontrl- eanee as a memorial to our count:r;y's herOes. Its develop. !!!""" tiii1 Dann o. Taber, Kanaup, !prmer stale repreaentatlve trom Gollia Counl;v, has boon 811110inteel to represent Galila.• Counl;y on· the Govermr'o Committee. Everybocly In Gollfa Count;v1 Is Interested, lhoulcl eoota01 Mr. Taber. . Crfmo '"'' ilml. . ' ook..:·• ~ tablea • o~- on battertes lll!le LONDON !UPIJ-Pour men' r.- orkoli.se who planned. - d&Jllah& beey . ol • Bouth Londol1 bank rot only llvo peuncls. ror lhelr trouble. one oi lhe men crabbed a nv..,paund .note from o WOlllan as she ·waa, leaving the bant, wbic'b had just cloled tor . the day, current/ ·' fc:atl~ a:' lttlrao!ltl •rat•lnclcron on"''"'' ~~ ratdoorson foUr HC" ~rles. push·buttolt SiA1 Ofl<rlllo~ ~ .-.IIIli level indiclior, includn . . . llll~.o, ufl[ione, il" nt1 crt lspe, ll!l[iiJ not, bll· lolftl ... AC oxd. ! 9 95 · 8 Freedom's FoundaUon at Vallc=y Forge has •-llshecl tho CO!>grosslonol Medal or Honor Grove THI MOlT TRUSTID NAMI IN ELECTRONics • ., ' We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week See all . the wonderful models nf RCA VIctor Tape Br DICK NEA Hollywoq4 Correspondent , HOLLY.WQ9D-(~A).,.-Tbe co~mercial cu~ema, R<member whoa lblb 1lled to have lried chicken tor Sunday dinner? w~ now you can have Col. Sanden Recipe Kentucky Fried Ch!clen any day of the week. Lib today. :.O,U you have to do Ia pldc. it up lind take it !lome. "ne 1<1'\'iee is sudcicnll., \ KLEINER undergrourid movi~' "non- as those who make them prefer to call their. product-Is blooming. Most major cities have theaters showmg these avant-garde films. There are dozens of festivals at which they are shown. And now there is ' a catalogue listing' hundreds of movies you can rent, for fr~m $4 (for a .three- pr four-minute epic) up to ·~ !or something Uke Andy Warhol's eight-hour "Em· ptre, w~ch he describes as "homage to the world's tallest." There 1s somethiu for eVeryone. If you like action there is "Blazes"-"100 basic images switching position ior 4,000 frames. A continuous explosion." _ · Like tragedy? Try "Snow"-"Snow (that Ouffy white stuff that falls ln. the winter) which is beautiful ·and winter too somewhat stnce snow comes then and winter is a kind of psouclo-cieath, se> maybe the movie ls about a beautiful klncl I of pseudooodeath." \ I THE BOX ... . . . .. . ... . . .. ' Thrill your Child with a letter from Santa 111/isit our Santa Post Office and se· one of our gay, colorful letters envelopes, FREE 1 Mail the \ .l-11·or< you choose in our special box and we will have them sent the famous Santa Claus Post in Santa Claus, Indiana. The ~~;~~child in your life will be de· lig with this positive proof that is a Santa Claus. . UPPER STORE 3 Pieces ·render. tasty Chicken Plus all the tri~in's (A complete banqilel for one) $1.35 I THRIFT BOX ·· · .. · .. .. · .. ·.. $2.50 ! 9 Chicken Only I THE BUCKET · .. .. .......... · I Piece~ Hi Pieces Kentuck)' Fried Chicken 1 Pint CracklJn• Gravy Hot Roils (Serve~ 5 to 1l I i 1 THE BARREL .. ·· .. .. .. · · · · · · · .. $5.25 I 21 I'ieee• Col. Sanders' Cbleken K-..., r,.. .ekiB. -II.IAHDIIII' RICIN G • ::.C·~.j·~M U Rll H Y/ ~.c 0 • , _, _______ wbo are gorclnc tbemael_ . hero ~ppea11 , kltaea her at full gaUop; he runs away p•r• by ·the lhroe broOiera wha want to ~lobber him. The ctrl al eh'l!e• ·~lm, hoplac for a aoeond kiss. 'lbe bero lo trap~ twlee. He e1<ape1 eaeh time lngentoully. The brolhen are finally ovj!reome by exbauattoo. Tbe girl ,eaehes .. blm; they oUde down a banboter toCother embrace alld run bato 8 tuane]."' ' r , Some•or the fllms come wlth delalled liUitrucUons as to ho\r they ·are to be projected; such a& these wlth "'CIIrialinas· ori ' · · ·· ·, "The film · is on tWo. reels. Both reels must be: projected sl• multaneously. ,Two projector~ are needed., The flrai projector !Ills tbe 1<reen; the Image ol the second proj~r 11 approximately one-third smaller abd fUll only the ':·middle or the •creon,' superimposing on llte Orst image. This can be done . either by using dlfferout lenses or by ·plaelng prolect<>r cl(ller to the screen. It doesn't matter which reells on whlcll projector." · , · . . .. - ~L Sonie or these movies squeeze a lot Into ~ short time ''The . , Banquet" del!ls. witb ·•eoUagos, djsloruOilt, mql,tlple lmageo,\ anim•tions, clote·ups, fareOutl, iludea mlcr9C&m1 macro- · cornns; psJchedellc ei:~~ences, slow' motloh ~·up mo:- \ tlon, ~pi~ pullinll. boa\1, ·flowei'J, birds, oceaol.'-desaert will be .aerveil at .the end." · : • · .. · ., AIICI yeltl 'wanted~ see "Caoilelot"? , . ·lfi.:; ~ ·rlUST - -RECEIVED - - ANOTHER - - - BIG-SHIPRb;io< - - -:-.f1- . : KIMB,ALL PIANOS: . J ~ . . ·A-- -~------ . • - • ......,.;... , You'll want t.o 1!'1' lhes.e new Kimbell ~ ' Spinels and Coniole.,.:· In tour . favorlie fllrnftute· · styling ani! wood finis~ - A Kimball pj·a no IJ'· a ·1 I !ln.. glft for the elftlre fallliiY to. enjOy thls year " 1 and ,f or years to . come-select yours 1 I now. , ·: ' · ( I ,.. I ·- - --: - ~ - - - ·;;,;.t:! - tt' _.. - ' ~ For Many Wond,rf.ul! , ·l 'Practical Gift Ideas . I Thla YOJr. ahop ln ;in~rfoido Furloi~U:e ,u•pa~mefi(9!' the ~ncl and ·#rd; Fioora. See the big .Hioelion. of E~ Chalrl by· Btrlcllne and Kroobler - Special , Hlectlon and values ln. Ki'qebler· Uvlrig ~m ' Slllles-'See the Whirlpool Appliances, Waohers; Dryers, Refrigerators. B!ove.. ·Dinette ~· wide variety of olyles-Plcturol for tho WllU In ai- that yQu:ll Uke-Table LamP!I-P,ole , Lampt -: Pln·up Lamps ·- Mlrroro - Coffe Tablei • J!ind Tabl!oo, B•bt Sltollen, · Cor Seats: .Cribs, Play •Pen11 A .~..,., ~loi:tion' Of: ,Halloc:ka, so ,perfect fqr gfflt--Tin'oir Rup- .Qvltl, Braided Rugo - Metal Cablnets-Mattr..... _ g~~::· ~room. Suitea. Cedar CMts, . Dell<t, Rockl~ll rn • , ., '• I I - ' ' ' ... . t. .' I ' ,f J •• ' I ' 'r-··' .... - J-. ... · '' ••'I . , ~- .-.... _ .. ~.- ... I I '' ( '. • ... , CROW'S STEAK.HOUSE POMEROY.f'bHIO ..........._.____,___ Like comedy? " Duet for Two Hands" should do--"Dllel for Two Hands 1s a gray comedy about the hazards of playing dtleta wlth members of the Immediate family; advantagea of , solo playJng are also shown." " <?ne of the more intric,a tely complex films is "Cbrysalls " wh1ch has a genuine plot: ' "In Golden Gate Park, a p[cn!e takes plaoo. A beaullfnl ctrl, clreoled Ia wblte, Ia kept Ia ml!<'r,: by Olroo evn brotben I Earth" : I Take il jro111 1M Colonel ••• "il'• Jinl,fr Udlm' 80011''• -- , Recorders In the Music Department · on the 2nd flcxlrPiuo RC,. VIctor Ta~le Radios-Clock Radios- Translator . Radlo.-color 'l'V ~ Black and White T.V. - Portable Record Players - Stereog - Sheet Music - R.ptrdr ~ Guitars - Musical Aceeasoriea. . · · ;-: ,.., 'f ·"·-f'· '' . ·- ·- .- . t - btl-~ L~- rey �• :~- nwo !-.ut~ 1"intc -'<'M1ncl. ~~·. l~r 1. lH':' ' ·. .-----··" Ai.IXiliary Pions Ann·uol -- .' -·--'---~---..,;,_---- . •ke Elhrf Ids In Pomeroy • Holiday Dinner and Party • Now You Kno" -~ - ' Your Christmas Shopping •Ceriter -- New RCAVictor ·Tape Recorders for EVeryNeed _ .......... '· so~Years ·ago BY DICK THOMAS GALLIP()LIS - The Gallipolis Dally TJ:lbunc of Nov. 27, 1917 carried a headUned stoq, "BIG RIVER NEWS, Half..MIIion Llne or Stearnboat'i To Be Oragaillzed," under the datellne of Wheeling. W. Va., Nov. 26At a conference held here toda,y, which · was attended ~y gov.. ernm.eDt engineer&, reprellent.atlves of the tartest business ~ .terests In tho Ohio Voller, bonkera, prealdentl ot .commercial organizations and OU!ers, it waa unanimously agreed that a com. pany' be rormed •t once wl!h a eapltol o1 :SSOO,OOO to buy and operate a line ot steamboats a.. long the Ohio River from Pitt• b~gt, to Charlestoo and HuntIngton and that navigat!oo 011the river be increased and :Ute feaslbfllty or • clammed and locked river be demonstrated So eonv1nclngly HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH ' . I. C.rrol K. Snowden P•rlc C..,tnl Hotel Bid.,. S.COnd AY.mle ...,... Phon• 446--t290 HorM 446-4511 STA1'E FARM IIMIIII ~~~~ IIIRifiKI c..llf .............1.... 111111111 that there be a gener .. a1 resumption ot traffic, so that cities along the Ohio River will't in the near Mute, be lncteper». ent to some degree rrom the raUroads that ue unable to au~ ply the demand made on them for ears. Stoek in the new oompany will be sold at $100 a share and that it will be largely subscribed to appears to be a certainty tor the facts dev~loped at the meetIng appeared to make success or the venture u sured. The details or the plans will be named by B. Walker Peterson, Wheeling. chairman or a group ofbank-. crs IJld businessmen who map. ped but the initio! plans. Lt. ...Col. H. W. Sickle of the U. S. Engineers told in a eoo. servative manner the greatest advantage by the establishment or a line or steamers on the river. He spoke of the many (m .. provements that have been made along the i-iver, calling attention to the ract there, iii now a ~ foot waterway rrom Parkersburg · to Pittsburgh and that all clams in that section have been r fiD.. tshed witJl the exception or one and ihat it will be open by July Nov. 27, 1917- Businessmen of Huntington have purchased an on the • be .,,;j,~led wltll tuOJ and IlL r~· will b e No¥. 28, 1917 - GOVERN- by tllo .,.Ol'llllltUI. 11an1 ~U. IIIENT TAKES OVER TOW- boats have purd!ued out.- . BOATS. ' rlsht whUo a r.., .,.. beilqr River ildllltr)' between Pitt.. charte<odbllrllh and N.,.. Orleans Ia be8fnnlni to play on lnu>i>rtont part Nov, 30, IDI7' --' A diiiJ)IIcil in tile trans110rtot1on ~ muni- from Pituburgt, lllll' s the largo from cities oiClfti number ol avaUIIble steamboats tloos of tho Oblo and MlsslsaljW Rivero from Plttoburgt, to soolhem to our allies In F<II'Cl!)O. Witll porta, aueh as excunion steam. tile government taking over mBI\Y er111 wblc:ll have been laid up In craft for this purpose, river- Winter cpartera 'and ~ boats men are ot the ODinlon that it which need only all8hl riPalra will only be a maher of a few -liKe 111rprlsed &overnmeiil 0111reeently made a trip · at the American F..-m Con- mont 1n oooperatloD U. months until every boot oper- clolo . Ccl\grellllooal Moclol ~Honor ating on Inland waters will be or inapeet!oo. A filii report hal tor, In the service of tile govern- been sent to the ' War DeJ>art- · ·' F~.two acres, ""'ompualng · Socleb' 11 one whleb deMrvea nient and there Is a pooolbllity · · lito stream• and ldlla hoiiOiftld the filii IUJIP)rt of ovm eonment. ihat these boats win 110 pre so- b7 tile oarl:l' patriots of the Rovo- eemod Amer!W>. The steamer Sprogue, iargost F..-m•o F - . and most modern eraft now in ed Into oervleo, Amon8 the .,_ lutlooary Wir, have been deo]f. servlee between Plltlburgt, and curalon steamero are iho s1111_ RAted, one ror eaeh of the 50 sora or the Conireollmal .loloclol New Orleans, and ihe J, B, Fin- shine, Cltl< of Parkeroburr, In states. Puerto Rico and the Dls- or Honor Grooo at Valle' Forao, ley have been taken over by tile Plt:tsi>urgt, hariJor, lind the trlct or Columbia, as a penna- has olloted ooia acre to Ohio m the government and are now en-. Homer Smith, which lo laid up , nent memorial 14 the reeiplents which a llliiiiiiiiiOii benches, . · ol tbe naUon'a supreme mlll- path&, treee IIKI anu;kWI will roote to Pitlsburgt, from the at Ft. Pleasant. lower river. They will be used It Is said lhat oeverol steam- lacy award, !he Medol of - · be provided hooorlnc eaeh ~ Living trees will be 11\>l"ked tile more than 200 Conlrotalanal in towing abeiis and steel ears era or the Plttoburgt, Coal Co In perpetuity with the names or Medal or llonorwlmonaceredll. from Plttsburgt, to New Orleans. are being oonsldenid. A m 011 , . The shells will be' loaded 011 tbem are the W, K. Field, Tom each of tlle more than 3,000 ed to this State. Governor James A.Rhodotbaa cars at Wheeling and the ears Dodo11<1rth, Vo!lant Boaz andtllo Medal or llonor reeiplents. In Field and lite Henry Knox (Arcblveo)Bullol- appolntech speelal committee to at Ambridge, Pa. The stool cara J. A.. Donoldson. Donaldsoo were rebuUt leaa than ing are houeed the reeorcis or piRD, raise flmcllll!d parttc!poje will be broken down at PittS' In the clevelcpmtrnl 11( Ohio's burlh aJid taken to the soutJr. three years OIP> at the Elizabeth 'thelr heroie deeds. This opeclal area has been acre at Voll,.y Forao- A mlnlem terminus, w!Jere they wUl marine ways. It Is possible tbot wilh ihe inallguratlon of packet landae8j)OCi in I ciesijp) ...,.-.,d- mum . fli,OOO will he ror,drecl. be sent to Europe, The Sprague which was bull! servlee between P!ttoburgt, and mating the map · or ihe -Onltecl It Ia the dealro or the GoYonm In Dubu<J~e, Iowa, In 1902, has West Viri!lnla points and the lm- States !'ith eaeh stale identified and the Committee, 1 h a t oil a gross toonage or l,f79 tons pooslbUitles or buDcling boola, in Itt oppnrprlale ioc:atlon. Sev- Obloona know or this project and . wllh a length or 276 root a n da some or tho above steamers will oral mOos or wlncllng patba1!111 be Bltorcied· the _,..tuo!ly to breadih or 611eet. Thebootdraws be pressed Into sel'VIee to relieve conneet tho ~2 Memorial S<Jiares, parUclpate. Hlstorieol ooclellot, each contalninS an Honor Shaft, vete<ana orpnlzat!oos aile! other 7. t reet or "ater. AU boats tak- ihe !relgt,i congestiona permanent obelisk In the do- etvle &nJUPO are bplni Invited to ~n over by the government will alln or the Washington Monu- , take part. , Ohio's Acre Will be tite' llrot mont. The state's seol will be •~ dedl.,.ted 011 Memdrlal llo.Y,lll68, taebed neat the baoe of the shall. The Gov..,....l c:ommltteo m These seols will be ·12 - !nob Ohio's Aero at Vallet For10 • pla<J~es. It Ia antte!potecl that invites you toparUc:lpstebyseacl. each alate governor will pro- lng your oonlril>l!tlon to Ohio's sent this emblem as a gift of Aere, Harry B. RIChter, Tree... the alate and personally dedi- urer, 0111o Natlonol Bank, -51 .... CiOIIIJII'I*I- . -·101')' go down I IICA 'l!dnr'l finest lllflo rara.r r.oturoo laor ljlllkt~ In ~- lt. · l'ilys ilia 7" roc4 Ptl!h-buttoo oporltl<m IO<Iudlnt f1tl lomrd. ''SGcrol·"'~Sound" !llllrro !til yoo odd.,. ""ncl to old, P.A. -~· onc:lostlrw. ill...., ""left for !Obi""'"• IPNktrs. Topt IMICOllliOL Tbr1t.,..,.HK, m; Ill IPt. ""I' counter, AutlmiUc ' ~ '' IJ.29.95 The '' -~ ' ' or IN OUR TOWN Ever. as you read this~ aOOthe!· one. day and up the _next. Hunt. ington businessmen, it is said, Ohioan may have made the su. will place two fast packets ln preme sacrUtce aJJd ror ttJat ihe Cinelnnati-Pittsburgt, trade sacrifice, he, too, me.y be award- when all the locks and dams ed the Congressional Medal or llonor. . The First Conlreaslonol Medal d! 'Honor w!Mer In the United States was Pvt. Jaoob Parrot ot Kenton, Ohio, who was presented Ids medal In 1863, ror services rendered cllrlng the CivU War, by Echrin M, Stanton or stewenvUie,Seeretary orWar In President Llndoln' s Cabinet. Ohio's latest Congressional Medal or Honor winner was Lance Corporal Joe C. Paul, who enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at 'Cinelmati, and lost his life In Vietllam on Aug. MURPHY 19, 1965, . Pvt. Parrot was a member ot u Andrews' Raiders," a bunch of Yankees who stole the ••General," locomotive of Civil War fan'!e. Cpl. Paul was a Unltecl Stales Marine. There's no need to 1111)' more. He ciled fi(lhting to keep 'Communism orr of Main Street, u.s.A., lhe ravorite lounging .Plaee of "hipples and peace.. .. ' lI '~- ..... ' ' , _ . 5 •• ... - .... ,, ' ' . • e•te lt.. The names or that atateta Norttl High st., Columbul, Ohio,. Medal or llonor recipients will 43215. AU <CXIbibutera will be the Huntington - Portsmouth trade. The boat will Stereo 4-Track 3~SI)eed ~ ri o11 burning packet at Evansville tor ·,.. be engraved clown the sides. It plam1'ed to use material ldentilled with the state - such as Maine's eranlte, Vermont's marbel, ~ lndl~•s Umesp,ne -for the groond oover. Each of!ieially reported to Fr-.a FounclatliJn 'at Vall,.y Forge and !heir names will be · recorcloci, ror publlc view, at Ute Heory .Knox buUcllrut Where tbearc~hlvea !or Ohio's Medolofllcinorswln- will be eonolderocl ao a JiersCiiollzatlon or lhe memoriol. There must be enougt, to 'creote a be:Jie or a mlnimwn or two Inches illlek -more U available. A Medllalion Area, 25-leol In . diameter surrouncling tile Memorlal area and honor shall, will contain · - benches to permit per110nal, family and small I!I'OIIP gatherings and encoursge deserving reverenee to those who have given so much ••above and ~011d the call or clul;y. .. The grove will booome a great nat!oool shrine or impolling and patriotic slgnlll.. DUU~· J• nlek&." The Medal of Honor is awarded by the Prealdent or the llniteci states and presented in the name of Congress to a member of the Armed Forees who cli&Ungu!abes hlmself conspfcuoUSJ;~ !•)' giiJn :~ . try and lntr'IJidlll< at the rtlk or Ids IUe above and beyond the eali or chey, f>l>iie engaged In an action against an OReillY ~ the United States,· wtrlle engaged In mUitary operations Involving eon!lict with an opposing !orelln torce, or WllUe serving " I t h friendly rorelsn forces engaged In an armed oonfiict agolnsl an opposing Coree in which t h e United Stales Ia not a belligerent pu:t;y. To -ide a fitting memorial to those valiant men who, In connlct w1ti:J the enem,y, have cilstlngulshed tllemseives oonspleuousty by gallantry and intrepeciitl< at the risk or their lives above and beyond ihe eoli of duty, and to keep ever alive the records ot their bravery and .aao:rlflciol to duty, 1\l!fe'• c:hajee or lasting mate~ ~·!.~~s ·' ar.be''"'l'l-,cll1:·,,c•.ontrl- eanee as a memorial to our count:r;y's herOes. Its develop. !!!""" tiii1 Dann o. Taber, Kanaup, !prmer stale repreaentatlve trom Gollia Counl;v, has boon 811110inteel to represent Galila.• Counl;y on· the Govermr'o Committee. Everybocly In Gollfa Count;v1 Is Interested, lhoulcl eoota01 Mr. Taber. . Crfmo '"'' ilml. . ' ook..:·• ~ tablea • o~- on battertes lll!le LONDON !UPIJ-Pour men' r.- orkoli.se who planned. - d&Jllah& beey . ol • Bouth Londol1 bank rot only llvo peuncls. ror lhelr trouble. one oi lhe men crabbed a nv..,paund .note from o WOlllan as she ·waa, leaving the bant, wbic'b had just cloled tor . the day, current/ ·' fc:atl~ a:' lttlrao!ltl •rat•lnclcron on"''"'' ~~ ratdoorson foUr HC" ~rles. push·buttolt SiA1 Ofl<rlllo~ ~ .-.IIIli level indiclior, includn . . . llll~.o, ufl[ione, il" nt1 crt lspe, ll!l[iiJ not, bll· lolftl ... AC oxd. ! 9 95 · 8 Freedom's FoundaUon at Vallc=y Forge has •-llshecl tho CO!>grosslonol Medal or Honor Grove THI MOlT TRUSTID NAMI IN ELECTRONics • ., ' We fix Sunday dinner seven days a week See all . the wonderful models nf RCA VIctor Tape Br DICK NEA Hollywoq4 Correspondent , HOLLY.WQ9D-(~A).,.-Tbe co~mercial cu~ema, R<member whoa lblb 1lled to have lried chicken tor Sunday dinner? w~ now you can have Col. Sanden Recipe Kentucky Fried Ch!clen any day of the week. Lib today. :.O,U you have to do Ia pldc. it up lind take it !lome. "ne 1<1'\'iee is sudcicnll., \ KLEINER undergrourid movi~' "non- as those who make them prefer to call their. product-Is blooming. Most major cities have theaters showmg these avant-garde films. There are dozens of festivals at which they are shown. And now there is ' a catalogue listing' hundreds of movies you can rent, for fr~m $4 (for a .three- pr four-minute epic) up to ·~ !or something Uke Andy Warhol's eight-hour "Em· ptre, w~ch he describes as "homage to the world's tallest." There 1s somethiu for eVeryone. If you like action there is "Blazes"-"100 basic images switching position ior 4,000 frames. A continuous explosion." _ · Like tragedy? Try "Snow"-"Snow (that Ouffy white stuff that falls ln. the winter) which is beautiful ·and winter too somewhat stnce snow comes then and winter is a kind of psouclo-cieath, se> maybe the movie ls about a beautiful klncl I of pseudooodeath." \ I THE BOX ... . . . .. . ... . . .. ' Thrill your Child with a letter from Santa 111/isit our Santa Post Office and se· one of our gay, colorful letters envelopes, FREE 1 Mail the \ .l-11·or< you choose in our special box and we will have them sent the famous Santa Claus Post in Santa Claus, Indiana. The ~~;~~child in your life will be de· lig with this positive proof that is a Santa Claus. . UPPER STORE 3 Pieces ·render. tasty Chicken Plus all the tri~in's (A complete banqilel for one) $1.35 I THRIFT BOX ·· · .. · .. .. · .. ·.. $2.50 ! 9 Chicken Only I THE BUCKET · .. .. .......... · I Piece~ Hi Pieces Kentuck)' Fried Chicken 1 Pint CracklJn• Gravy Hot Roils (Serve~ 5 to 1l I i 1 THE BARREL .. ·· .. .. .. · · · · · · · .. $5.25 I 21 I'ieee• Col. Sanders' Cbleken K-..., r,.. .ekiB. -II.IAHDIIII' RICIN G • ::.C·~.j·~M U Rll H Y/ ~.c 0 • , _, _______ wbo are gorclnc tbemael_ . hero ~ppea11 , kltaea her at full gaUop; he runs away p•r• by ·the lhroe broOiera wha want to ~lobber him. The ctrl al eh'l!e• ·~lm, hoplac for a aoeond kiss. 'lbe bero lo trap~ twlee. He e1<ape1 eaeh time lngentoully. The brolhen are finally ovj!reome by exbauattoo. Tbe girl ,eaehes .. blm; they oUde down a banboter toCother embrace alld run bato 8 tuane]."' ' r , Some•or the fllms come wlth delalled liUitrucUons as to ho\r they ·are to be projected; such a& these wlth "'CIIrialinas· ori ' · · ·· ·, "The film · is on tWo. reels. Both reels must be: projected sl• multaneously. ,Two projector~ are needed., The flrai projector !Ills tbe 1<reen; the Image ol the second proj~r 11 approximately one-third smaller abd fUll only the ':·middle or the •creon,' superimposing on llte Orst image. This can be done . either by using dlfferout lenses or by ·plaelng prolect<>r cl(ller to the screen. It doesn't matter which reells on whlcll projector." · , · . . .. - ~L Sonie or these movies squeeze a lot Into ~ short time ''The . , Banquet" del!ls. witb ·•eoUagos, djsloruOilt, mql,tlple lmageo,\ anim•tions, clote·ups, fareOutl, iludea mlcr9C&m1 macro- · cornns; psJchedellc ei:~~ences, slow' motloh ~·up mo:- \ tlon, ~pi~ pullinll. boa\1, ·flowei'J, birds, oceaol.'-desaert will be .aerveil at .the end." · : • · .. · ., AIICI yeltl 'wanted~ see "Caoilelot"? , . ·lfi.:; ~ ·rlUST - -RECEIVED - - ANOTHER - - - BIG-SHIPRb;io< - - -:-.f1- . : KIMB,ALL PIANOS: . J ~ . . ·A-- -~------ . • - • ......,.;... , You'll want t.o 1!'1' lhes.e new Kimbell ~ ' Spinels and Coniole.,.:· In tour . favorlie fllrnftute· · styling ani! wood finis~ - A Kimball pj·a no IJ'· a ·1 I !ln.. glft for the elftlre fallliiY to. enjOy thls year " 1 and ,f or years to . come-select yours 1 I now. , ·: ' · ( I ,.. I ·- - --: - ~ - - - ·;;,;.t:! - tt' _.. - ' ~ For Many Wond,rf.ul! , ·l 'Practical Gift Ideas . I Thla YOJr. ahop ln ;in~rfoido Furloi~U:e ,u•pa~mefi(9!' the ~ncl and ·#rd; Fioora. See the big .Hioelion. of E~ Chalrl by· Btrlcllne and Kroobler - Special , Hlectlon and values ln. Ki'qebler· Uvlrig ~m ' Slllles-'See the Whirlpool Appliances, Waohers; Dryers, Refrigerators. B!ove.. ·Dinette ~· wide variety of olyles-Plcturol for tho WllU In ai- that yQu:ll Uke-Table LamP!I-P,ole , Lampt -: Pln·up Lamps ·- Mlrroro - Coffe Tablei • J!ind Tabl!oo, B•bt Sltollen, · Cor Seats: .Cribs, Play •Pen11 A .~..,., ~loi:tion' Of: ,Halloc:ka, so ,perfect fqr gfflt--Tin'oir Rup- .Qvltl, Braided Rugo - Metal Cablnets-Mattr..... _ g~~::· ~room. Suitea. Cedar CMts, . Dell<t, Rockl~ll rn • , ., '• I I - ' ' ' ... . t. .' I ' ,f J •• ' I ' 'r-··' .... - J-. ... · '' ••'I . , ~- .-.... _ .. ~.- ... I I '' ( '. • ... , CROW'S STEAK.HOUSE POMEROY.f'bHIO ..........._.____,___ Like comedy? " Duet for Two Hands" should do--"Dllel for Two Hands 1s a gray comedy about the hazards of playing dtleta wlth members of the Immediate family; advantagea of , solo playJng are also shown." " <?ne of the more intric,a tely complex films is "Cbrysalls " wh1ch has a genuine plot: ' "In Golden Gate Park, a p[cn!e takes plaoo. A beaullfnl ctrl, clreoled Ia wblte, Ia kept Ia ml!<'r,: by Olroo evn brotben I Earth" : I Take il jro111 1M Colonel ••• "il'• Jinl,fr Udlm' 80011''• -- , Recorders In the Music Department · on the 2nd flcxlrPiuo RC,. VIctor Ta~le Radios-Clock Radios- Translator . Radlo.-color 'l'V ~ Black and White T.V. - Portable Record Players - Stereog - Sheet Music - R.ptrdr ~ Guitars - Musical Aceeasoriea. . · · ;-: ,.., 'f ·"·-f'· '' . ·- ·- .- . t - btl-~ L~- rey �--1J- -···· - -· - -~---- .......... . - ----- -----. ~--'- -- - - - - ...... _ ... . ... _........ ..J- • RIBS • ' ., • eknC1EUt , . . ' • 50 . "' ~ ' -~ ••• ' • , • • Marriage · . ,I BY DICK Tlloto!AS G.\LLIPOLIS - . ' ,. The Galllpo. .' lis Dal].y Tribune or Nov. 27, 1917 carried a headlined story!' ,I Do~patt:h l .Style · - "BIG RIVER NEWS, Half..MII ion Line of Steamboat& To B Oraganized," under the datelln or WheeJing. w. Va., Nov. 26At a conference held here today, which ·was attended ~Y .. . • • ~ '51.~. IJ!t~AD, Ml 2&' ~&S. · F~OLIR; , 'fOJAOC.O ••,.;. . • HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR r ! INSURANCE WITH . . ... Carrol K. Snowden Puk C-.ntre l Hot.rarttv. Sleond AYIIIMMr Phone 446-4290\.._ Honw 446-4518 . . . .u ••••o••, STATE FARM . h.,.. ..~ .... A .......u .... .,..... .... I lllvtniA.to.ol\1411. . . . . tan Cburcll a-re r. amual baz:aar $mieroul itema ! ., ~. lookoi""" ~e of tbe tableJ .• -~ ... .. , . • •• , I . \ r•'~" ·es Up '• .'. ., . . ! .. .. W'INTHROP , . ' .' ' -: '. ··~· '· , ~phreY; ;. ' Thrill your letter fr· .-· ... . ; I I ' J •I G . ·C·- . ... -~·-M · GALL _____ .. ,.... ...... .__.,. ,...... - ·-1-0"..,. . > " .. • ~ ·- tille Sunday ' • �I • • ' ·--...- • --~-_._ ______ • Now You Kno" -- ---- .. ...... _ ....... .......... . cellll ' ....... . .•.. "' -·- FIVECEHTI 50 BY DICK THOMAS GALLIPOLIS - Tho Galllpo. Hs Daily Tribune of Nov. 27, .. 1917 carried a headlined story, 11 BIG RIVER NEWS, Hall~U­ ion Line or Steamboats To Be Oraganlzed,,. under Ule datelineof Wheollng, W, Va., Nov, 26At a conrerence held here to.. day, which ·was attended !)y iJW- ' • ' '. . \' '' J'~ . .' .. • ..... .,. ' • ~. . ,. ) f' •• .' ••. ' I .t • HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH Puk C.ntral Hotet"lldt. Second A'f'ftWrt Phon• 446-4290 Home 446-4511 .. PUfOI8 ...... STA1'E FARM ... . ,· _...., ...._._,_ -~-""'·...·· ,.......... ... ..,.,.... ..... .,. ... - A .......... ..... ......."c..-. ....... MtltiiiiAifttiiMI........ , I ~.... ............ ian Church are r, annual baJ:aar . - ~ o,unorous Item• '~11 '£1ft;y'' look•-l'o or the tai>Jeo one •, T\.IIZll'lY 1"1'-St-1-T HE..RD . If :(~T! l'EEP ~ ; ~sUp ~~:, <>rtb Vletuom, lbe , .eated. ... to be reclaiDI tllpg prel...... al Oil tile Ameri'.to the v~ be Unlied - eertalntleo llirtheom!ng Oetion. Me~~~& Da w u.s. . for ..... . . be . . . . ,J out Ita mJ!Itaq . ,.•• liuae-.o \Ill& rewm to IIIOI!l , BOARDING . ' J.l' ... ,. ,. , .' . J. i" -Communist In PtldJol CbiiJa • aid to NCwa h: Ruasl& reca4tr u to mJy a ·IIIIJi tb Hanoi.. •M a11• 1i V I - ..... •Jllllterlal• ' " '' '" ' . ) onphrey rille fi;unday_' I \ ~~": ...~ earl)> tilr!JWAnna'- ..IIOWIJIC - lodoi Thrill your letter fr - ' of-·~ STOI ) ~---- . - .-..... ii\iia__..., I our Santa Post Office one of our gay, colorf1 envelopes , FREE' ~ .t~tlt•r< you choose in our box and we will have I~ the famous Santa Clc in Santa Claus, India special child in your life wi· with this positive pr is a Santa Claus. . bonia .c.. ollbe lllio ..... ... Hila....,... 1 �. . ..---... - -· ·• Nqw You Kno" • ' .PB~SCI~I.A'S . . • ~~~~~~~~ ~ ' Ir . . . . .-. _T~k · ....... ----·- • .. ..eterr su, ... •. ~ -·- FI'(ECB'ITI • . ~· ...• 50 BY DICK . ,'.. GALLIPOLis - . lis Daily Trlbune ot Nov. 1917 carried a headlined "BIG RIVER NEWS, ion L.lne of Steamboats Oraga.nized," under the of Wheeling, W. Va., Nov. At a conference held hel•e t day, whi<h ..... •!tended b~ ' ! ~ • N§>tT WE SeE ITALY- · ·' ~:+o-NCE AND FES:TIVE : • '' I - . . SARCJ;:I.,.ONA.... ;_ t I r • i HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR ' INSURANCE WITH .... . C.rrcil K. Snowden Park C.-nti·tl Hot.I'BI~. ' I Second AYMMM Ph4ne~190 Homt~ 446-4511 • lltOII STATE FARM .................. --~ltl~c_.. --~ ! PlN5 PON.G , .~"'r r • ANYBODY • f' ~sUp '~ ., .. ' ..' '. • ,• r • . -~ . _[ :' ' • • . ' ~ SAME +T = _;;__..;.;..~· SAMEA- B• .........--- "!:'' ' . : ,~sA-M·E+ s ·~ ~- •. 1. SAME+ U• __ Thrill your letter f1 ' G. -c-•.~:.M -· i --' ' ...,.. __ .....--~ ... i' 'i 'r• j ' ~ ' . !\; ~·I t II ' ! - ' -:..~ ~ . ;r ' },.. {'; ·-·· . . ~-·~ . -~~.,. .,, c;:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===i~ -~ .... .. _.r r L~i::i-::::::~;.,~,:..:.~c,:._r~:ii~a~ , I ' ! ~phrey Sunday ' . , . .. , .. ' ···• · - · -··- - f' ... ~- -· ;. '' l' ~ ' rille 1 UPPER STC ')< i ~ our Santa Post Offic. one of our gay, color envelopes. FREEl >letlfers you choose in 01 box and we will have · the famous Santa C in Santa Claus, lnd :fs~ciial child in your life v with thiS positive 1 is a Sania Claus. .. -~ol._,_M -~· · -'~.,._, , , i •' l. "' 'I '' . �• . ,._ ......__ __... . ___ Now You ((nc),. • . - - - - ...... -· vot Gu·e rrilia·Forces Blocl{ed In Big Delta Swamp Fight -~ : "BIG ~IllER · NEWS llall~ ion Line ot Ste~ta To Oraganized., u under U\e datel of Wheeling. W. \'a., Nov. 26 At a eonferenee held' here ;· '-· --~ '' '· THOtE' RARE.-- . Dli'RSONS.... ' ~~ . ' . ' ' GALLIPOLIS - Tho Golllj lis Daily Tribune of Nov. ~ 1917 carried a beadllned stoJ day, whlch ·was attended ~Y a ' . The Communlllo _,.c!llre, boPnli 1o d1ue away lllo . Amorlcll!ll. The U.S. lorcoo un1..- 111o11 lUll ftr-er and 111e lroopo lllormed aollore. Earlier txJday l!llfrrlllae fired bazooka rockets Into lllo Lon8 Blnb 'blac which opnwlo live mlloo along a main hii!I>WIIY . 1$ mneo north of Salp. Tbo roekoto wounded 111 Glo but ltnlted • field of 40,000 $5.pi)CII drums of li..,W aapllal~ olartlni a lire u.s. commander• ·•old will take throe diiY• to clouae, •' ' '·-' ' ' . . Doctors Cross Fingers On First Inart 'Plant' . HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON YOUR CAR INSURANCE WITH .. . .'i ' . I• ..... ' . ' '·., '• ' <J ... • .:.. f .. • . ·' ' - .. ~ ' ' • - ''' I· . .' ~·' ; B1 the UPI WASHlNGTON -THE sUPREME court ~afllrmedaltote-- ' '' Cao·rt>l K. Snowden Puk c..,r.l Hotefll"-. S.C.nd A vilnue • 'I ' ·, scboOI de,aoereptlon -- r 111alnlt Alabama GOY. LUrleen B. Wallace lid "'-· flclals. In a llrlot order d. ItO own, tile court placed llllltlml>' ol. IIIIProval onlllo judgm..,C ola opeclal tbree·,luilp ·f ederal court "' Phon• 446-4290 Home 446-4518 IJIJloniiOIIIeeyhanded~Mar; I : . ..: 1 • ' • . ' ' . ,; l'i - ..,. :az,.l887. ·'· ~ fir 11m •• ~- ~I'01' K~ at e Mo M~ - · tory ol ichool d 1111111, tile Jcnnlr cOurte - lllo-....... aovOI'IIlllent t;y ollbo eorrycllalo ~ ~~ -..lo ...~.-~4e-<e':\!CII·ploa,,jluo• . ' ~ --•1v ~local .· ~~"::" --on- - r l are ;:. ' ue-. ~~fOUIIdfl!.ilol.tlclal~. bod ._.,...atit"I"NNb' -·•- w '· ... " . ' \ ~- ;;.... ' - _,;- . .' ' ~ . ' ... ·- earryinl26 per1011a and"clalsllled matorW." All 2S were deed but 1llo MCnt IDIIerlal we• recovered, 111111' nJd, ' Spokeimm aaJ4 111o eralll\ed due to c......, "unkDOWII cauMI'• 250 innea up the eoalt · from Salp. Th.,- oald It went doom lhortiY aller lllo piJOl radiOed he waa cblnllnl eaurae due 1o bad woallloc. Spokeoma> aid. "teellrlb'" prevented ear· llor ...-.cimont of 1110 crash, ... of 111o -ot JJdl!e v1otnam MRS. HELEN SAIJ!m. loft, aad Mro. Dwight Wollace, chairman, cllopliiJ IIOllle d.lllo nrlof;y d. arllolea10 be featured at lllo Mldilleport Prosb,yterlon Church bazaar all day Friday. I ' ,, :IJ c............,. w••' ~ oper~ioir-014 aYOdl~. o•..,.....U~ -ler·,•·",_..,. . ....~,Wa~. lie' "~ ''Y..., uo ~ Car Hits Railing On Rt. 7 Force twln-OnilnOd r:IA Alr CAPE ToWN, Sou1ll Mrl~ b... • boon olmllllr Tho first · team connected OD the road. , • (UPI)-Doeloro w1111 crooled llllri"I'Y· But ohanee gave 1110 boarl aad lung machllteJ to Vltal~Line !iJiaWJ ....., tOiided I ml- .btll AtriCIIIJ the ftrol _.... Wallbkonilo' and tile boCIJ of Tho hllii>WIY •• .. Yltal 08011 D11D JJI- • J<lllllll ·nltY. ~· ooconc1 team removed load prices In Salp 1J> "'' or .woman'• boarl and predlded ~ surge!')' WaobkaniiiY n-~•da h··- and --·-""' It down according to VIol Cong "pre!~¥ .,..,. clllolce• of bad boon sul!erlnB holrlfmlble ,..... - • "'""~actiVIf;y along the norte. Flrllt IIUCCaao for hlotmTJ ftrot lor ....., , _ , and, - · to • pnnp 10 ko\!p blood Jet planes dlvNombed the c~ tronilplaaoiCIJIOI'II:kln. uld, he woo a <IYin8 man. cJrculatiJig In lt. . · Communlllta. U.S. u1111el')' ••Cirilt. 1ttl IOinl W work.'' Delli~ m111 have saved II'IOther The third team removed ~ boomed. Thill U1o rlveriJiel --'Dr Cilrlollon Bornord lllo too. • Waohkallolo''o heart. attacked, amalll\ln8 Into file rico at lllo cUmU oi !UoloJ'o live Doctors 1'111110\'ed a kllme;y . Connect Newlloarl paddles for lli!llbaur .,..._, " 1 a cup of from her !Joey. It wu rulll\ed 20 The fourtli 1eom plitod lns. _.. · mUoo10 BeUYWe whore It wu Denlae'o heart Into WuhJ<an. At Lon8 Blnh, black arnoke .Ttie 30 opeelalllll- helped trllloplanted Into 111o !Joey of a siiJ's chollt cant;y. The modlcal ·~ _1,000 fool up. .J>rurno and watehoc1 Bunard aaJ4 It 10-yoar-old Nolii'O ~. 1eom connected It to volni 'aad oxplocled b.Y one u 1110 DillY take $ to 10 yoaro to be KJ~ · transplants are a artorloa. O&DIOI roacbOd 111om. Flnl!leoun 111o ~Joey o1 .,.OC.. LwJo daeeda old. But hoarl t r The lllth 1eom ~iaeed eloc- btera ul8d Ill tH area't water Wulolwlolo', Ill, dOoo not p1o1U are ..,q 11 old •• · !rodeo agalnot lllo lrlllliJIII!IIed supply aad called .., ......, "' ''raJO<t" the ftrat boar! Jmpllllll- Somdl,r, Dec. 3. "It like holrl and IIJIPiied a ohcrt burllt truek in more. ed from humin Into owllohlng '"'tile Jpltlon of a oiTheel~~-beganto~i -lti anolher. car,tt ~ned one doctor who r-..~ ~ ..... '111o hoart ~ 1:> Don110 watChed. . own. . ·" . PinaU 25 Slio died _ . _ .! Quick DeciiiiDa • OU.er surgeons kept 111o 1ioort · U,.In•.....a1111'!' ol kiJurlo• Ill Groote machines IJ)in& P.!!'"" Satu11Joi n1a111 · Tbi ' Hoopllal ·Jio8m oi'ter aad ho1plog-lung !be "new" holrl lor an . } t'iilltc 'il.ceidomt. Her Bll'lllfd 1ufd . Walblulnolo', a bOOr. Then It wao oo ito own. •, , ' ' ..u ldlled 117 •lllo IINrt wao Bllnlll'll Dr. !aeobus •. lllo f i o _ · ·'" , -'lha! 111!0 Jdi ti!O-, h7 ......,.., lather eould jlllt · d.,-1 to ~ The JlliilCer!'a ~.. DOT..,.. u , ...,...''hii"iOoa.J and 11J1 witt 11111' "In two concar wan being ' ' ,.ii';" ' 't itora '· nilaoteo;" · · sJv• to III'OYent Woohkallolo''o •'1iiJl .;cQ dO aiKI htlirloidtJ a . "II It had not lor IIIII !Joey from rejoctln8 filii """ ,. IIM)r'/'' mlll'o courage and will 1:> live tloiUI. 'o' · Hearl FIDictlonl Normolly 111e operation - ' d never have NOI'IIIaii.Y, a periiXI',s .natural Dlnloo'o hoart wu tllllctlon- suec-.I," Barnard aold. He lmmunlt!' of bacteria aad cello "1118 llora)all.y In W.......,.'• lmmodlatell' called Ill a pt-. woold cause him to reject • cba~ docll!r• nJd, of opeclallltL ~~ of doctors maJor tonsplant. r Dqclora aaJ4 Wubl<llllky was Jlno!d lllo operotlnl chamber, ~-- - ,..,. well.•• Tbey 1p- ~ almollt oaall- of hit ,. • 4 . ' .... ~' il'' ' - - ' " -· allemllled io ~...,.... t1on In 111o public ocboOls b.Y Ill· torferriiiB with local ......... Wea. • '• .' ' ' , · Rtport Plane Crall\ · American apoke11111111 1110 revelled 111e crash Nov. 30 of on war ellort. ' .. In lllo delta, mea of the U;s. · Na'!I-Armr riverine force were baUIInB 111e ~lao Ill maroilY rico paddy countr7. The force dellllPted to 11a111 Just ouch eo. It apolted throe VIet Cong compaDieo cloaln8 In pr........ TO WITlVESS... -~ ... waltllla fDr taf.ltO!'Y· Barsw'd had live taamo 1101 full r;lipvery. Amerleln - · up. Bur~ E b }" n 2 3 MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S ASSN. of the lollddleporl First United Prosbyterlon Churdlan me!rtliv regularlY at the church 1:> create scores d. boliday·Uiomed Items for their annual,bazur W,bel\lildoll · ~Frldaybeglnnlnut9a.m.atllloehurch.Tho'"""enarousln8·nmner<lUlll- ~W;,~-'-"'-\~-11'.!!!~ ·"Ut·eS·"'· ft--"'•'· ·· -- ·-.lil·ift!lot· ~.,;ey-balilepiUI a' lotd.·orl&lnollq.10 ~-...Mmoat111tn<tlve,'<gll1;y'' ,;,j,.-.,.o•.~!ol c . •- art! 1 11 re ~-o llole ·~- loft lid u., Lennie u-~-o1111 work at ooe ollllo tallies • -on~ Excurs•on • · Turns into . Fiery Horror. A c •• de· n t "'" c 01 • e - • n LONDON (UPI) - Ronk1n8: Communist diplomat• oald todiiY 1lll> ro(llme ol Pre.._ Ho Chi Mlnll hOI rolled 111o price for ending lllo VIetnam war. North Vle1nam doeS not Want to fiOIIOIIalo lillY comproml8o settlement. It aims at 11 Amerl· CID defaat" b)' eJt11er political mll.ttary mBIII& or a combination of both, 11111Y sald. dli1lomatS aaJ4 -· InTho Hanoi are Ill full eoolrol, wltll all moderating :bdluenees sDencod. Tho regime Ia taldng a s1eaciiiY toua11enfJ1g Diplomall well accpolnted w1111 llanol'o polley oald tho! In •" · ,....,...., VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL · AdndRolona Sa1!lrllay - James Call, Middleport;' l\largarel Ev· ans. Pomeroy. . '' of IJ)Ing to 111e conCerence ~le, Jlonol'o 1ou&lmeaa waa oald to be ouch as 11> dlacoUraae oven Ill own allies and 811J1110l'iero from 1>'ylng to , counsel peace tlll'OURh neiJ)tlatlm. Uncler 1110ae elrcumsiancea, It appeared hllii>IY doui>UW 1bat Jlonol would _ , negotiations even Ill the event the United States ordered a pause Ill ll1e bombing of North Vle1nam, 111a , cllplomalo Indicated. Hanoi appearslo be rec:lalill 011 1110 JIKI1IIIIng pres""' ,_ · world oplillim on the Amerl...., on ._oltloo to 1ho V - 1• war . within the United' ~ -:. and oo the uneertalntlea - · ated b.Y 111e fortlieomln8 U.S. "' • prosldentlllelectlon. · • ,. Jlonol 1110 aeoma for .-.,; · ' eloaed reiBDDB to be U . . optlml8tlc .16 Persons -r- "..:. •. normal conditions In woold enable Communist to atop up aid 10 V.letnam, which Russla·,..;~ir claimed amounts to <lillY a • ot all he)J» given HaDOi.. our Santa Post Ollie one of our gay, color envelope s, FREE' ,lelt~ers you choose in o• box and we will have the famous Santa ' in Santa Claus, lnd :•cial child in your life 1 ghttld with this positive; is a Santa Claus. Cars Damaged In Accident Sbd:eeD _periCI!.s died in acci-.. denll oo Ohlo's lltceeta aad blgb. way a dUrlncthe weekend, accord- low to lllo llnlted Press llllercotlooaiiRil'WY· Till> UPJ CG11D! of occldenlal cia Workman, VIrginia Buch""" deaih• tor t11e period startuw at non, Mrs. Frilnk E\ll>le lid om, 6 p, m. Friday aad ....... last Burt McBee, Pearl Gamel, mldnlgltl also lllclllled tbreeoth· Admlulolls &a1doy - Ellea er fatalities- two by !Ire llddne Wilko, Racine. b,y carbcol DlOIIOXIde polsonllwDlaollarle• Sunda.Y - None. for a total ~ 19. Jncl\lded were Clreleville, LOU .. lo N. Brewer, 112, Mj. sterlq, aDd hl• wile, M:lmie, tatallY In¥EJ~AL jured In acar-tnockeraahat u.s. Admlulolla Solunla7 - Helen 62 lid Olllo 3, about 11/2 miles Turaer,Jioni.....uto. -weat ~ Derby, Saturday; Salurd.,- - None. Courl "'"''"· llali* ~-s Sunda,y - Ecllfll A.w............ Jordan, U, WaohlagtoD Courl Rice, PomeiQI'. Dllcharaes Sunda,y - Harold Houle, wu ldlled in a GM~-ear Klnl, Chari•• Wltlloe. . ml•"-1> on a cll;f bor!ISotontq, MeAI1bar, Karen K. Bevard, 16, Me~, killed when 111r<nm """" ·lhe ear 111\e wu rldq Ill •I, It rollod irVar 111 OhlO 93 Jullt -Ill..-. ' '' ' _. from 1. - r --· ~. " < . .. ''' • . .. - "· .:.:.. Coolville, died momlrc In SbolteriiC pltll, All>ons, followlrc Illness. Mr. llumploreY was bora Ia •...bu., tile 119"' oflllo ......... a8d Agnes lit--- Johnooiilfllnollille...a Was also preceded daUR!tter, a sillter aniJ two. Iii Ill .... -.-. a u. S. Air"- 11dt- ikal: Ill ~ AFB, lllU., \ a1 a CQ~aFBC.UOU _,.,.... ~ \o .......... ~ Mll'qlm'lft 111P ~··<~<·•· c1..,_ E. H,.,por.,y, ' -.~ STC ' BRAT'l'OII GRADIJATFs AlmWI Flrllt Clue ~I 0. ·B - . om d. Yr. 01111 Mrs. OWIII' S. B - ollll S. Flat . lOIII :.. • I Mill"'! 't eeMlq.llull• • ew :..: • .XI. . . 111....1a ' - ,._ · ar Thllll · ur IIIBo. . '· .) . ' ' C. E. Humphrey Of Coolville ' Dies on Sunday &aldoy, ' '., Ma•••·.' supplies North VIetnam most of ita war material. Dlac.....-ae• 11"' 111 mi1Jiu7 . There were suggestloal an apparent ro1llrn. 10 Weekend Dlochar110• Balllrda.Y - Gar- about prospects. Die Over nesotlated oettlement blcauoo Nortli VIetnam hal no Intention Thrill YOU! letter t ~ • Hanoi's Price on Peace Goes Up · or . ,...r; where 1118 creotlono are...,.._ ,present circumstances 1here la not the ~est chance tor a _............... 7 J_ iS • •' ( NO. 164 ~ XX FIVEteHTS m;)NDAY, DECEM8$ 4, 1967 POMEROY-MI ODLEPOIH, OHIO ' .• i• BY DICK TIIOMAS .. I 'j ..~ ,-· . ' ;• 10 feet Ill ..._ lllc ...... lloo -el•o. I ·~ 50 '" ' e ...... • � 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 12. December 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 December 3, 1967 asbury hedrick henry lee shepherd