http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0298909ae4225917e097d9ff41373a7d.pdf ef47f316da22f10c774a88bb1fa2fa83 PDF Text Text Ma on Bus Str · {e BY MAXINE WALTERS POINT l'LE~T .:_ T h e work-atoppage of !be Muon Cowl~- lehool bus drivers ljlp&l'lnt.. 1¥ will cqntln~~e MoadaJ, In a petal board meeUne f'ri~ night the board apllt lnlo Impotency and bus drlvera and walked out, maintenance bollfng mad. After the meotfng was .lull a little over one hour old, bus drivers and maintenance men stalked out, following what board presIdent, Earl Keefer, called a miaslate!llent, or rather , he "misQUOted" to James Abbott, ~­ dal Organizer of Amalgamated Transit Union, Dlvtsion 1539, what a motion was that the board had just voted on. (men . BIU Wlthera, board member, moved that 'the board hear other prellllt before taldnl a policy vote on ~ the drlv: era. Board member Ted sq. vena -.cOoded the motion. Wltllen and stevens voted 111 111 tile I!IOtlon and Dr. c. i.. Brilwn, Harr;y Siders voted no, and Keel· er voted no, to break the tti. Then Keefer turned to Abbott and stated that the board bad voted not to "reCOllllize" hll union. With thla atatement; Abbott said, "Come on men, let'a 110 - thla Ia just a three-rillg circus," anc1 the 32 persons left; Prtor to thla lneidellt, Abbott had been quellttoned by several board members concerning vargroup~ ues as 1101\, a mllliater, lou~ mattett ~~~ell u. "wu IUIIon aaiiOdlltecl witll ale Te.in- lllllllltoY lelldir. ltera ~" . . a. IDIWil' waa ''Do.~· Brvwn dred AllbaU. "Wllo 111vtt.d you Into Muon COuntoY," w1at Abbott l&llthit he would DOt answer that ~. Slden thell uked Abbott U be would be amazed to hear ol threati ol ;violence llllldl In the put 10 ~. Abbott Mid be would not be lJIIlzed, but he did not believe it. Abbott Wll uked u he would furnllh the board a lilt ol appllcatklns for memberlhlp and the answer was ''110," -but be would be wlWnc to cJellver applleatlonl to 111J neutral 1lUV such aa Judge JamesLee'l'bomp- or CICber eom- L Broc*a 8lllltll hWJeeted that tllll UnkJa tbell thiiJ (the boarcO In 1 letter dated Jan. SUI bad better bave Smltl lndleted. All thla ltemmed from ID aAIIIMIU Alrther ltated tlllt, DO IJIIdfte dltewuuked to meet areement Smith l&JPII.I'eSb' aJ.1n''Some drivera had IIIPll· witlllloard. eaHona, but DOt all driven 110t drlvlne at thll time bid liiDe4 eppUc.tlonl; pillllblJ • or two had not been llpecl" ' Abbott lltated the problem that had ll'ilen heJe Wll that t h e drivers were not orpn!r.td u In other eountJea. Dr. Browa . . . ed, "II the I"'WWP here due to a 4amand for allleldlw to be heard," and added that It coat Ule tupa.yers '100 to call a 1111- AbiM* tbell apia uked II the ltaant would raooplze Amalgamated Transit DMIIaa 153~ u a ~or nest4laUng aaent for Ita -D'I1J!berl. Mike lllaw, proaecutiDc adoiilll ol MaiOII C'«<lt¥, aik.d AIJbo«t II the un- Ion Willllclto be rll»>lllled u a non.xelllliVe agent, and Abbott llid, "YII, Sir." Theil the buale began. I wu onr whether &!pt. Smith bad eaaaed Into an agreement with another orpniZitlononDec. 17, 1981, with Abbott atatlng If the Board Celt it waa Ulegal to enter Into an agreement with clal meetlDg, anct be oouldll't Ulldll'ltalld thl emeri8RC1 to call a apedal meeUng wt.l DO cbange could be made aalar:Y.wla due to the ~. However, 81ft· ed with the .,._ COWJt;y School Service Per101111l AIIOClatloil. President Keefer tbell stated that the boerd wu aware tadlera belong to the WVEA, but no aueh written agreemen\hadoome before the board at a11J time. lllaw was then asked Ilia oplnloa as to the legallcy ol the board to recognize a Union or Asaodation, and he atated that In 1966 the Attome)' General had ruled It was permissible to recognize a union or uliOd.ation. · Dr. Brown then made clear he failed to aee the drivers' vlewa as they had been given a $5 per ...nil ralle eub 1ear oa,.,u·alle Jut )'ear, In ..,a an- be." Wlthera , woUld DOt Uke to Yatl • be ., , , and Keefer noted that group uatu oUlera were haVd, the Willi were lit up 011 llldor1 the maD (relf1. Aa for Job aecurlty, aome I;) uklld aqpes.. drivers had- been In ac:hool a anawer. n. ,, l)'litem 20 )'earl and In the 10 ttl rn unoUon that wu '··l· )'earl be (){eefer) had been on .c ~ daquoted '· · • '· the board, no driver had been u. ' ·:' •. , 0 laid otr. Wltll this statement, r.. ~ ,..... IIIla, the ..., . : ~ Keeter stated the board had < .,., 0 rvice Per,IOIII&I .,9_. · • spent one hour with thia group, 1 <1> :r. c- l y... and the board had heard Ab~ 0 '0 ~ George c.r-, batt's request Cor recognition. ~ o >: be)', aecr__,., Withers asked Keefer iC he was u. CJJ a:l 0 Jt. know llllcU a' asldng they vote now on recogo ~-" .:::. . earlier lD nltlon, saying would like to - ~ ~ ~ erick PrqJp, ol hear ·other groups present Clrat. o ;I: ,.... 0 ill;)' Sebool Baa Keeter repllejl, •'This 1111ion _ ••••• _ •--~-Jon, atat1na a.t group JJMted to be the ftrat on the membership ol the v._ the agenda, rio now I think they (~inued on )la&l! 3) to 1 :C ¥ ?' Weather + Thoughts Occasional rain south portioD &Jriday spreading to north In tmts Thomas JeUer1011 said, "De- · lsy Is preferable error." ar- ternooo. Little change In temperature. &mdl)' high In 30a and lower 40s. Rain ending later &Illday ni&ht Monday clou~ and colder wi~ snow fiurrtes north. Devoted To Tlae Creoter Middle OlaiD Valley FIVE SECTIONS 32 PAGES VOL. IV NO. 1 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1969 Po!JIIro)'-Mlddleport Three Petitions Filed Gramm Coming POMEROY - Petitions or candidacy In municipal elections In Pomeroy and Middleport a r e alow coming In, the Meigs Count.Y Board or Elections said Sat- Feb. 9 urday. GALLIPOLIS - When baas baritone Domtld Gramm appears In Galllpolls on &mday, Feb. 9, In the Gallla Academy High School auditorium, handsome young American artist wlll CUlly demonatrate to his audience why he Ia toda.Y one or the most "In de· mane!" singers before the PubHe. The concert wlll begin at 2:30p.m. Gramm's January 1964 Metropolitan Opera debut firmly eatablllhed him as a leading artist witll tbat comPIIII)', and he has been re~ b)' pner_. manager Rudolf Bing each aeason since. ~ta Include engaae. meOtji: wlfb·tbe Chlc:qc) L y r l c Opera, the Santa Fe Opera, BosWII, New ¥ork Cl~, Saa~und In Middleport tills year, voters wlll elect four council members to four year terms and one member to the Board of 1\ibllc Mfairs. In Pomeroy, four councilmen this aauci: HARRISON ~·•.!p*"" ·~--. ·~ ' ' true or hll ~ Orl:be. . DR. HERMAN KOBY CLYDE M. EVANS ~ · .lblft pel In rac).tala. Mr. Gramm'IIIWA!'IIICe•e or tlie seven killed during 1968 on Gallla Coun~ highways. Officers Investigated 42 acel· .dents In G:illla County Including ' four In which 11 per sons recelv.. ed personal lrUur1 and four were ldlled. Meigs Count.Y recorded 14 accidents · with three In which three persons were Injured. The other accident occurred In Jackson Coun1;y and resulted In one injury. Last month, In the three coun- . ties, there were 57 accidents Ineluding eight In which there were 15 per sons injured. During January, officers made 212 arrests, issued 349 warnIngs, held Inspections or 624 motor vehicles. The patrol also assisted 68 motorists last mo!ith• Out- . aoel.atlon, an engagement arrang(Contmued on Page 2) standing OHio Unlv11rslcy aililetes, will ·be guest spetkerl · here this week Ccir the first meeting of Meigs County Fellowship of Christian .Athletes organizatlol;l. Teacher - coach Terry Ohlinger, who·has promoted establlshment or a FCA Chapter for the county, announced the initial meet!~ for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Meigs High School cafeteria. SJ1Yder, star split end on the Bobcats 1968 Mid • American Conference championshfp Cootball team, and Canine, a start!ng guard on the OU cage squad, are members or the 'Fellowship of Christian Athletes Chapter of Ohio University. "'lbe Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a movement of faith and of action," said Ohlinger, "And it is Constant!)' lighting to strengthen the moral and spiritual fiber of the athletes and coaches or AmerlcL" "The FCA, a non - profit or- a Directors Are Nam ed :J At 814,132,84 . ' ltlcludlng three In Wbiehfourper. '>!'• -aons wete kUled, all iii Gallia. This , 1s more than 50 per cent 11 under aponiorlhlp or the TrlCci!UU1 Communi~ Concert As- Auto sales Tax ed his petition for election to the one empty seat on the Board or Publlc Mlairs. In .Pomeroy' no petitions or eandidac)' have been CUed. Incumbents whose terms expire this ,)'tar are Lucien Poulin, Don Collins, Roy Reuter and Franklin Rizer. Mrs. Elma Russell . incumbent treasurer, has not fll. ed. Presently serving on the Pomeroy Board or Pllbllc Aftslra by appointment are E. F. RoblniOII, J. H. Stephenson and William Baroniek. None of those three has filed for election to the board. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday. Couilf;y acelclenta 41rlng J1111ary, l)'lilllhon;y eoplielllents . . . 10· GALLIPOLIS - Results of the 1969 Galli.P\)lls Chamber or Commerce board or directors election were revealed saturday by Mrs. Thelma Elliott, the chamber's executive secretary. Named to three - year terms, . beglnnl~ March 1, were -Richard Clrter, Clyde Ramsay, Mer· riU Evana, Paul WagnerandPaul Davies. '!bey will join 10 holdover-directors, Lou Ford, Dr. Keith ;Brandeberry, WUlard Leed,y, Roberi'-Siunders, Manning Weth· erholt, Dr. A. R. Christensen, C. Leon saunders, John L. Evans, Roger Barron and Richard ~ric~ · • directors wlll be in1be new riled to the chamber's next seasion, scheduled . Cor noon, on Tuesday, Feb. 11. Members of the election · committee counting the ballots Friday were Dean . • Davis, · Alfred AriiOld lnd Mar- · pret Price. The chamber has 130 memlllrs. Over 100 voted in this ,.ear' a election. Tho chamber's ~ annual dinner meeting wiU be ·held Thlit sday, March 13, bo, has not yet filed. J a m e s Brewingtx)n, Incumbent, has fil- . n.·'U'Iile • wUI also be elected to serve four year terms and the Board or PUblic Mlairs consisting or three members now serving by appointment. A village treasurer also is to be elected. FUing for council posts to date ill Middleport are John Zerkle, Richard Vaughan and David Ohlinger, all Incumbents. T h e r~ Incumbent, Cllftord Slum- OSP Log Shows 57 Accidents RIO GRANDE - Three Rio Grande College administrators have been selected to have their blCJil'll)hies published In the 1969 edition of "Who's Who In American College and University Administration." They are Bruce A. Harrison, vice president for develq~ment; Dr. Herman L. Koby, vice president Cor litUdept a«alrs and dean or student!~, and Clyde M. Evans, director or admissions and records. This year's edition of "Who's Who in American College and Unlversicy Admlnlstr~on," will cajltJln the laFgest number or biographical sketches in its 35-y. . history. ' . .. . m• (: PRICE TEN CENTS Gallipolls-Polnt Pleasant TODD SNYDER JOHN CANINE ganization, is also interdemoninational, embracing Roman Cathiics and Protestarts with numerous chapters t~Jroui!hout the country," he added. Ol1l1nger said numerous Meigs High studente have alreld)' an- nounced interest in joinl~ the local FCA Chapter. He poirted out the organization is oot limited to only Meigs Local District students, and urged all Interested persons or the county to attend the Tuesday night session. Wuing of Car Burns Family's Gratitude Won by Miller llsG!!i~~JSrh"..=t~·::GALUPOLJS- AGalllaCoun- l«.r called Ute Red Cross to see called Lancaster, and Mrs. Mll- t;y family was grateful Saturda)' If It could get Sgt. Stan111 for services •'be)'ond the call ol clut;y" 111 lOth Dlatrlct Con g. Clarence E. Mlll.er. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Chevalier. 246 Dobby Drlve, reported to the Times~ that their daughter, lb'l. WUllarn (Janice) Stanle)' Ia In Gall!lJolla, waldq to join her ~. $IIi. WUUam stan111, w11p ia station, eel with the ormecl rore~• ~ w. nawa. 'Ibe siut111, elib~.old an emergency leave. After an 11hour walt, Mr. Chevalier cleclded to ebntact Coog. Miller. After calling Washington, Chevaller was Wormed the congreaaman bad left for hla home In Lanealter. Mr. Chevalier then .filth Placed ~ . . Probation VfJ .. GALLIP~US- Herbert James -~l!!r· ~eryl, , bjlf~e,Jlllaat ~ite,h, 2,6, , Rt. 1, Mt. Perry, week, and waa ho~taU~ed. Slae Yla,s ptleed' ?n;pvo Yllr& ~roba· ~rw~ ~r . iur&er¥; and tton .. saP!fd~ ~~ ,Gallla COIIIIQ' ii'r~ wa.,rei;!Ortejlln aer'Joua c~_ :fl•s CoUrt b1 Judge eondiUcn~ . ·· · R. Calhcjiln ror bretklng The ChevalleH ~ ,MJia. 'Stin. atd enteri~ ' ' , " ' f1tc.l\ li atiU ln cu~tcdy, l)ow·:::::::s::::~:~iwow'i:i6"1\':S··~ ' ·e'!r because " ' Glllla Cou~ · ' Sher•trl• Delartmentliaaai!Oid'lr · bed'clleCka 'trom'PI!r· Rori4ld cor r~~~~o/1 ~o . . " ler aa1c1 ehe expected her busband home around midtlght. At !IJldnigbt Coni, MWer called Mr. Chevallel', who explain· eel his problem. Tbe congressman "td be would call the De· partiiiS!nt ol Defense In Wallhlngton to see what be could do. Cong. Miller "ld be haci a bus)' achedule Saturda.Y, but adcieel h6 would make ~ effort to Jet Sit. Stan111 home on emergeney leave...~ Aller IIW.Yfng ~q~ mo.at of the ,,..p,., Colli· Mlller called early Satil~ to lnCQrm Chevalier' that "SSt. ~ did be 111 CallConila' am~r•lB a.m., Satlq'day, and In Gallfpf)late . Siaturw afternoon." ''I thlnk the publle lhouldknow abOUt thla, .,. · aalcl Chev~er. Tlila tamU1 11 very gratelljl. ll 11 aatlaiYini to ~ n have a IliaD ~ cOn(. Mlller'a caliber u• · ~ea . ·. ~~c ~lee." . ,. ' . TAKEN ·TO HOSPITAL · ..I. Tbe' Jl*ellle . truck made a run at 3:03 a.m. Saturday to 44 Nell Ave., where the()' extlnauilibed a blaze In a car owned b)' Norene Graham, llllle addresa. · Firemen reported the b I a z e atarted from a abort In the wirIng or the 19~ Ford. Damage was eatlmated at $10. ll was the ftrat run of the month for local firemen. 1be department received 10 calla last month and made eight actual runs, Including one to Pt. Pleasant., One call was from a i¥111iii'OteCted area and another to walh lpweci gasoline oil the lltreet . . Fire lou and dama&e was estllllated at $3,800 with~ belDi .r.n. maJor In the 17 Ore tbat destro)'td the t:raller"'Pana. . ~.uwe~a~.~ the loas " . . ·$3,500. loaa .' SIGNS PROCLAMATION - Mlddlepclrt Mayor C. 0. Fiaher, seated, issued I pzidamatfCII or Feb. 3-9 as Religious Emphasis Week In Middleport. With him are John Fultz, member of Religious Emphasis Week committee or Feeney - Bennett American LegiOD Post No. 128, and Walter Bunce, Post No. 128 chaplain. Other members of the committee are Ernie Barllhart, Charles Byers and Marcus Chambers. designatl~ the week COLUMBUS - State Development Director Fred P. Neuenschwander Saturday named 13 Ohio counties with low per p~il valuation whe!j,e new industry was needed'1h produce revenue to UPgrade school systems. The counties he listed Cor UPl were Preble, Warren, Greene, Clermont, Brown., Ad· ams, Pike, Lawrence, Jackson, Vinton, Meigs, Perry and Columbiana. Neuenschwander said his department was anxious to see vocetional education facilities established In those courties because industry would be drawn into the ares. Meigs Local District expects . to open a vocational department in Its new COIJIPrehensive high school 3Jrd Accident of 1969 Noted by City Police GALLIPOLIS - City pollee Investigated two minor accidents Friday bringing January's total to 33 aceidente. No one was Injured in Friday's acelckris. One occurred at 1:05 p.m. Frida)' at the intersection or Prospect Alley and Vlnbxl St. Pollee said a pickup truck op.. erated b)' Larry D. Barcus, 18, Rt. 1, backed and atruck a parked car owned b)' Beatrice Steph- ~eads Not Guilty TQ Grand Larceny fUed. There was no ctam•IP to a vehtcle operated by James A. El· lis, 23, Rt. 2 C'41ll"olla, .Ill a minor mishap at 2:42 p.m. Fi'lo ~ In the parking )ot at E¥8111 Paekllle Co. No cbariP wu ftl. ed. PvL McCormick is next autumn. ~:~:~~~:>.:::~:;::::::;;:::~:::::::::::::::;:;:::::::: enson or 43 VInton Ave . There was no damage to the truck and miDordamagewaaclaM to the right rear r..pw ol u.e Stephenson car. No c:harae wu Fort Lee Graduate Pollee aald EllilltopJICI.,arked tbe car IIIII Weal 'ride While he wu pldciDg ~q~ u order, the Yeblc:Je )impled CJUtof.-r, ~ blldt ·a atruck a ~ car oWD~~a io- Arttur a--.'.ir.,of205 Baltlanl Dr. 'lbere wu iliiiDOr ~to the Rupe .car. WINS DEGBEK MA!ON' ""' One "" · Ia ' �• :-~T~~·,t...........,.1,11119 ~- TheSooldoT11ma-..I,~,..........,.:I,1Ht •• 'Woman . · • School Bus (Coati....,- r..., t.tbl!:r• ......,., luionwd a. -lllat the membora blare· ' ular llltolb;aba.dW>IIIIIlarfiJ . . ad IA!I-1 ID Join IIIII lie N(ll'-led 111" tile ATU, DIY!. ..... 1518, for, of bor· 11"'1'11 and ~atlltl ill their bel!alf. Ht laid 1bo AI~ - d IIIII lie uliYt .. _.... ln-HrY!eo tnlalna: tor all drlv• era, Later, PrCIIIP told tlds reporter !hat Lothoy bad wallied WI of tile meellni _,.. lllo POIIIEIIOY - A Portlaad ana ...,.I • ....... lltollod lnaldo her ovettWMC!a,ocl< for balfltour Frldo.ll nl,ch4 esc- witllmlnor -........ \ ~and tl>nolons. Marpret. Jean Schuler, 4'7, was treated ·a m released at Vet.. enna Memorial after beirw treed from tile 1967 model pick - "' truck ahfl WJs cJrh1~ Racine Eme~)' ~n removed Mr&. ~•r to the hos,pttal, at .. 7:30p.m. •· . 1be MeJ.cs CouM.y Sherlll's De- .,ld ln!«<< ·· lu' Mrs. SchUler Wem Oil portment the driven of con- trol on a curve on Rt. 124, 200 ft. eaat of the Wells Run ROid, ·when she wu bltOOed by an oncomi..- vehicle. The truck turned over on its tq) after lening the higtlwa,y ard Mrs. Schuler was unable to get out Wltil squadmen broke out the windshield. No a~ests "ere mode. Racine Squadmen were also Donald Gramm, Baa Baritone, Coming to Gallia Academy High Auditorium ~==.:~~=~::;Gramm ot and Mrs. Bill Rcblnson Mr. !Jf Letart Falls, who reportedly hlld drank fuel oil. He was taken to Vetenns Memorial Hospital aJ¥1 admitted as a medical PI· tlent. 30 Days IS Sentence • POMEROY - Seven defencloo a s were fined, nine forfeited bohls &n:1 one was ordered to jail in hearings friday eorxluct:ed by Meigs County Judge Fronk W, Porter. Giwn a 30- diJ! jall sentence, ordered to ~ cooll, and receivi,_. a one year BUS9Miion o! his driver's license was Bra· dy E. So.Yre, Racine Route 2, charged witb reckless operation Coming Feb. 9 FraneiJco !trm.Pbon1 and t h e Loa Angeles .Pbllharmonic. He made two ~ for Columbta Ma1terwork1- oomposJdORB by stravlnllq eoncllcted b,r the (Contill.led from Page 1) eel tor him by Columbia ArUitl Mabagement of New York. A eoosideratioa of tm artist'• most recent and aarrent actiYities underacores h11 popularla;y and versatiUtv. At lntervala ' tllrougbout the 1967-68 see-. he tallied U weeko at tile Metrop>Utan Opera. Among other roles for whleh he Ia oototondlng In tile aew house ln Lincoln C~, be was haDed for his interpretations of Der ~ocher In Marc CbaeaU"s new proG.Ictkla of he Magie Flute" and as Plunkett ia "Martba."' The New York Times of Jan. 12, 1968, headlined: •'GRAMM BRIGHTDJS 4 M...\RTHA' AT MET."' And tile arUcle deelared: "He took the role fl. Plunkett for the flrat time. It could easily have been bla 1011i or 20th time, for Mr. Gnmm 118111 and aeted hb ....,. throuab tile rolo 10 oldllful· J,y ad coovfndnel7 that a n y thou&ht o1 bit newness to it or o1 It to him wao out o1 tile .,.... don. He uaea his voice with notlbla - -.,llr, GrlllUO llniiiiDK- , Milcompoaer. Donald Gramm was "born in where he bepn plano otudleo at el,cht, the pipe orpn at 13 and volee at 16. It was in tile latter otudles thet he excelled and he deelded to aim for a career as a concert linger. During his oenlor yesr In high aehool be woo the coveted first prize ol best male linger at the mUI'llllOtb Chleqoland Music Festival, attended by 90,000 peopte and IIJIOIIoored by the Chieaco Tribune. He then began four scholarlhlp&anced yeera at the Chi- •.-r casu Muaical COllege. Three time• be won the OUver Ditaon Award, whleh he liJpped with a Paul Lavalle Scbolarstdp, the larpst given by the NatiDnal FedenUCil fl. Music Cluba. ol a motor vehlele and driYIDg whUe under suspenalon. fined were George M. Bush, Atllena IIGute 2, $10 and coots, speediJWi Paul G. Buckley, COolville Route 2, $1J5 "and 1",ots, ·· .!lf-.':;;d~...._~ Cau-nJ ·-~..i'uioJ • · -t~~t~ •• , , • •1., ' t~Yj'"$~"'"_·-_:1 ·· H Route • .a . ; ts, · niai<N· 'It o0o1nt1 llke tanguqe speedii'Wi Edgar V, Anderson. u it l1IJ)Okea, What an &chiev&Spencer, W, VL; Allah A Lam~ ment 1n opera is thia of Mr. bert, Syracuse, $15 and eosta, Gramm. •• ·each, speediDgj Roy L Miller, Hie 1967-68 aeaaoo was also Liverpool, W. VL, •15 and bfahlllhted on a tour w1th t h e costa, DVIdne on highwa,y, and American National Opera eom. Gladys Brewer, near Racine, $10 IIBIQ'. So effective waa hla poralli costs, lett of center. u.,yat or Leporello ln Mozart."a ForfeiUrw bords were sandra "Don Glovannt," opposite Joan K. ~ncer, Belpre, P?.50; !btberlaad, that he was lmme. Flo,d W. Corson. Middleport diatel¥ Ol1888ed by ~ roeRoute 1, $27.50: Robert W. Hart, ords for a complete recording Columbua, ••U.50; Sherman K. r1 the opera tn London, England Gerlach, Letart Route I, W, VL, _ once qa1n with Miss Suther~ $32.50; Robert t. Noble, . _ , land. $47.50; Claulle W. Fields, New Dul'lag 8 career of •11 1 g hLexington, $47.50, all posted on J..i&hta," Gramm's 1966..67 seaspeeding charges; Hubert R. 101'1 Included many notable ones. Gregory, Alliance, $27.50, a1- Beginning w1111 a gala first peraured clear distance; Harold M. formanee on New Year's EYe, Wilson, WeUsvUle, $27.50, pass- he ARK the title role in all pering over yellow Uae; Gerald Mc- formances o£ 'q)le Fledermausn Daniel. Pomeroy, $25, intoxica- In tile new Melropollton Opera Hoo. House in Lincoln Center. The seaJOn included engage. ments as soloist with such ma;or ensembles as tile Bos1m ~mpbouy Orche1tra, the S a n = - . POMEROY - Members of U~ Paneroy emergency squad unit proved themselves more agile .' thUI Meigs County Jaycees by taking a 50-41 win ln a cage game last week at the Melga J\D'Ilor High in Pomeroy. George Neuelrold led Che lemergency aqUid scorers with 10 points. Other point - getters for the winners were Howard Well with seven. Jim Sisson, Jim Neutzllrw: and Harold Nor- ton. all With six; Gary Free.. man, seven and Charles Lepr, two. BarJ')' McCoy of the Jaycee• team lOOk scoring honors by drCJK)itW through 23 points. other"s pU111: pot,nts for the Jay~ team were Earl Ingels with five, BUI McDaniel and. Gene Rigga, each-blr, Rclpr Young, three, Tony TQlor, two and Jim . lfecls, one. • ' ... J..,. ae ' 1869 Bob Hoefii~h'a oolunm In a re- eent 1111\lE! of'yourftewapaperwas ,.. of the ..,.t enll&btenlnl and oom»reltlolll.ve pl.eceaofJaurnal. ltm 1 have read aome time. &~rely tbi1 wW aerve aa a re. mlllder to Uolp andGalilaCOull- tor tleno of tile - - • • o1 the _..., lldmlnlstr lion .. - - · • ala. propos- Voey lnlly yours, F. J, Stol>art Box 218 Raefne, Ohio may be that someday ,., you will apply Hoher Gir& Say, 1JuuaA: foul, Alma Dear llr: A group of ua ompl-• at Holoe• Medical Center wlllll to gtve .our thanka, p&bllcb", to Mill Alma McCormick, bao for over 50 !'811'1 been a Breat pert ol that lnllllut!on. Her - r t tralnlna and pdclonee hal been a \ Exempted vlllagea spent an average ol $414 and local districts N22. Among tile eley dlllricts, the · bJ.cllest per pupil OlqiOIIdlture wu In the Clncln· nail suburb of . St. Bernard with a flcure ol $982, compared to tile low ol $412 _.a. ed In tile ell>" of Dolphoo, Allen C<Jua~J, Among tile ropldl,y dwillclllne m<OmqJled vUIIge districts, Cincinnati oul!url>, Indian Hill, 11&1 tile highest with fBOS, and Coldwell of Nehle Count;y was low with an ouUl)' ""391. Rofioctlon ._ots that St. Bernud'• $982 cost per pupil eompered to Dolphoo's $412 does not neceallU'Uy lnaure that a. Bernard 'Ibe cost ot educating Ohio's 2.4 million .PUbHe achool puplls Is continuing to climb at a rapid rate, with local tlUq)O\Yers still bearing the. brunt of the bill, according to a report from the State Department of Edllcation. The report, titled "Costs Per Pupil, 1967~." showed the average cost of educatlng one student during the past school year In Ohio was $565, an increase of $61 over the previous year and a jump of $264 in the past decade. D: was the second consecutive )'ear that co.stl had increased by $GO or more, State Su~ of Schools Martin W. EAsex, in an introduction to t;he report, acknowledged a dramatic increase in state support to Ohio schools In the laJt two academic years but mted, "Nevertheless, local properb' taxes conrtryoocj,al resq'c~ "' ~" ·;;,,~ showed it costs more the cttles thaD elsewhere. The average per pupil expenditure in Ohio' a cib" districts for the year was $596. ••.,. ._rteal atewlnl - to *'IIIIIIIJ ol her tr-a-havo 011 to taraer - · ol the country. lllo h a l - ru ~ her~ toward uo.lllo hal been SP.,'; BAZIL B. PACK JR. son of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Pack of Cheshire is serving with the 1st Air Cahary Dlvisioo at Bien Hoe. in Vietnam. He enlisted Feb. 13, 1967. His wife, Dianna, resides In Columbus and is employed as secretary for the Minor League Baseball Commhsion. RIO GRANDE - Total enrollment for the spring semester at Rio Grande College is 810, an increue of 36 stuPT. PLEASANT - Six busl• dents over last year•s IPrinB ness establishments In the counenrollm0111. t> were raided Friday nlcht by The number ol run • time combined efforts ot the State, students enrolled 1• 7i4, an Count1 and City police officers. Increase ot 56 over lut year, Con!lscaled durlnR tile rolds part..dme enrollment Is 40, were wrious pmingdevlcea.pln and nlghl st..aents total 56. Acball machines, tip boards and cording to eleoo ronk, lull punch boorda, time and partdme enrollment Raided were the Sportsman flaures are: tresbmen, 2'19, tn- · Grill, Anchor, Harry's Drive-In, clucllq returning freshmen; Hitchirw Post, Sol&bem Barbe-sop~e•, 208;jgftLora,143; cue and ~ortlman Barbecue. aadoonloro,Uf. Arrelted m conneetion With the raids were Hilda McCI.us. BLMT FRANCO land, .Pans)' Wears and Bob DaSTOCKHOLM (UPO- Shoutvis, all of PL Pleeoant, Bmnle lrw .. Fnneo, murderer," sever- WrB¥,. Gallipolis Ferry and Eric al h u n d r e d demmstratora marched to the Spanish embaa- Boeall, Mason. A warrant Is out ·~ Slturdi.Y in a protest aplnat tor the arrest of a sixth individthe aovernment of Generallaai- ual. mo Franclsco Franco. Rivermen .all knew Billy Saul of Middleport. He -..as born ln Ireland 76 years ago ill Wicklin County and was a well~ flot.el man. Billy has kept a diary for many years which among other happenings chronicles the foHowing: Thla story ia from Ule River News of the Gallipolis - Dall)' Tribune, Jan. 31, 1919, artd includes several interesting local items. Aug. 7, 1878 GalllpoJis. The Brilliant blew up at 1 Nov. 6, 1880 - 1be firJt Locomotive whistled Into MlddleporL Nov. 8, 1882 - Ice In the river Feb. 11, 1884· - mgh water, next to the 1913 OCJ<1d. Dec. 17, 1884 - The packet Big s.ney modo Its llrst trip. Aug. 5, 1895 - The Big Sancl.v at Clllclmati. Nov. 25, 1885 - Five trains crossed the brldie at Pl. Pleesant, the first to dO so. Fev. 7, 1787 - The first train went down the Ohio River Railway. · Jan. 1, 1890 - Bee1 •warmed at David Lasley'• at Cheshire. June 10, 1893 - Walter CUahman took charge ol the Walnut st. Hotel at_ Middleport, re- It Hotel Columbus. The Big Sancl.v waa. tile larpst and llneol peeket over built for tile White Collar Line for tbe Pomeroy ..Cincinnati trade. Carooa told die that Abbott bad laid !hat the two orPIIIoatlona could not - k to~r~-r~ckNmAM~L 1be - A of lllo glril at Hoi- I zer'a Ulled ·11 1 - d write lbll for tlleip and rm dolni so, Jladl,y, 11 _.d be lm'"llble to silo all ihelr names. They ioould -eelato It voey 1111cll If thlo could bo prtnted ill 1110 !lli\doJ edition u msny of aiemllvtalao In Miligo and Muon ·'C ...U.o, · and tile Sentlno1 Ia· their· oewefrom tlila llloppeao. llarQ' Sldorl he had been threatened, and .. bad .... of hll ehlldren, and Dr. Brown said he had r-lvedphono eaU1, then no one aniWVICI. Keeleraskedl1the-wanlad to accept lhll group, tile Ma1011 CounQ- School Sorvt.. ParAl110<1atlnn, and eoter Into negotlatlma or policy ldOpo 11m, or heor other ill'WP'· A nwmer ol lntere- dlizeno pre- then ukecl to be reCOjpl(oad by tile lloor<l. Rl!1· moacr Smith asked the board to ....,romloe, and pt tile drlvero back to work. Ho uld tile preta:~~t drlvera are ••pet driv- er•,•• and.to hire IIIII" men wauld take 0 lot ol WOOiilng out. Keeler told Smith, It he wu taklna .W.a he was out at or.. dor; tho onJ,y thlna tile B o ar d """'-ed W&l I aolutloo to the problem. ~ lhlbe, eltizenandpar· oat. .ul4 tho oolutlon woo for OliO mediber ol llw board to pt .., thO other lido of tho table 101111 stev- and Wltllero, and tile problem -.td bt aolvad. ., ana. . . ReM Broilea . 1600. Rlvemew Dr. ·'" INilol.S..o,_.,._,, ,, ~l4ot- ··', .;l,ll, "'f•"""'""~~ oirn· '"'~1!1\Q,.· IJJ.e .........,~ Diehl, fire Ueute!DanL . r •• ; >1 First aid II<(UIId q!ll~o are Walter Cleland,. ohlet; Paul Sol· 1IB,y 1borDton · - tho boord It It did IIIII feel It wao - p d In' -~ cllwllillll certain <:ldlw. to ocbool, and not - · - the buiOI In the bend ano IIIII rllllllnl and Dr. llr<nm sold the had • - for an injuaotlon to put tho drivers 1leck to and ·Feed Grain SignupSet 't l~· ~ oeeanllotl tr81111l'er. Truatees are 1'1111. seJ.lera, Ernie Slaton arid Earl Qmmdtteoo ln•ludl! S t u e Slmj>JM, Arnold Adamo f n d Roser Oura, griev&Dee; David Cleland, Wllter Claland, old Adams, by •.taws; Eu-I.Cie· land, Daany Diehl, Wallar Cl._ !aDd, llnance; Walter Clelsndand Paul Sollers, dependency board mombero; ' · 'li Kana-- · II wao ljl(llrOIIt _ . , . was to lie IOIYad, 10 Keefer sold In• other opocW meeilnl could bo bold next - to ... It ...... cloenled." !lo, Sternotton. whiCh everyone larl had YI'U' ......,; lor INICt during tile evenlnl. a speclal ~salon was IHII for Feb. 4th at 7:30 p.m. to aolve tile trauportatlon probloin. Jamoa Abbolt ltouod tile follcMinl otstemont aftOr meet- ·• : ' .tho laa, - -.ad ·11 MXI tile .union pd men attend Tuo.. be llicl, ··-we the (IUbi!Olater• tt I ~ atiOO!!., tD Nt, and I Jlncarelf hoPe tldo ' '' - . H' ' Qlee-. _..., L. L.M- Wll ,,u. ~- r.-.. ··•·• ... t11en t h e - ! M - F r l -'. .... nilld ~- ........ to lr)l ~.. ' llioiw Wbtll~=~ ,. I!!Pil!D'ORT - __ _,._ eoni, . ..croc!lt wltll bo ad ohwtlr .b): llw Citlzenl No.. ....... ,.....lol, .au . ' • ' ' llaool- . Sehlonl..~· GALLIPOLIS : :· - -thr---tho· •*••• rrc. ..... ~ wWbopOflillaat-•111 1 ~~ ' Owr f8t,800 1rOi'W ~ ' . Paul s. Snllrt, '"""'preoldoal, •tatad tile card wjll allml..te L. -..., 71, Chelhlre, IIIII a wtat.r rslldem ot EMIG&Uit, Fla., diad at 12:55 p.m., 'llurade,y al the Breverdllolpitel,llolllourDe, Fla. A retired farmer, be wia bom April 19, 189 t. Ia croom Cll>", am ol the late t.of111eUe and Wilma llololter Moore. He It aurvlved iiY hla wile, Ora Brunmor; eklldren, 0111 Lee Moore, Goll~o; FredcUt Moore, ClelhlH;Mra. Vance ('l'helma) Campbell, GalltpnUa, IUid Mra. Julie Well, El ...,_, Callf.; 10 IJ'udchlldreai one GALLIPOLIS - Famlo lllo Minor, VInton, 85, died Ia an Altms holptta.l around 4 a.m.., FrldoY. lllo waa born at Fob. t884. daulbter of 111e tate &!san Grover and llanuel Eno. !lie was twice married, Orlt to t.wnmee Cramer, wbopreoeded her ·1n death; her secoad to Luther Minor in 1947, ln Kentuclly. He survives. One lister, Mrs. BeasieWard, Columbua, also survives. 0 ~ e brother, Ma<ioo, preceded her In death. Mrs. Minor attended the Meth· ~,andoaelia­ odlst cturch. t.r, Mro.Jtlala~Crown Service• wlll be bOld 2 p.m., Cllr. He WOO I lll8lllbor ol tile Gar- &lnda7 from tile McCoy F!UIOrfield Ave., Cburcb of Cbrlat and al li:>me In Vlntm. Burial will be In VInton Memorial Park, I cl·tlle Grange. witll Rev. Som Boyd ol!lclatlng. FuDeral aervice• w1ll be 2 p.m., !lmday attbe Garfleld Ave., Cburch of Cbrlst with G a r y Vaugtot In charge. The bo<l)' wlll lie In one hour prior to to- as. have Jolmd dle '~tpr- · lnilfllled In 11168. It Ia .,. 1artt- · cl't!llit ~~. credit risks, ell ,credll .u - In ~A.; ., and ~eUoa prOOINDI for par'• with <»er 17mWl011..,. Open!. elite .tor tile pr..... tlelpiots. ~ to the reJidonto ol the at tile Cltizono Nadanal Mlddlepol't ·er-. tile Jll'<lll'8lll will be earlY lhlo l(lrl.,.. Onca wW abo enable "lnatam:" ltens ~.tile- will- . to be madt, free .of red ~. of dle ltldldilal credit aeotllllllt&. In tile Ba'*Amorleanl ~ up 1D $100. 'l1lrough BankAmericard, a tile Cltizena Nit!- ·Ia . . c~~r ise~~~te~ ...nt of The ' Atlleno Bank of "'* If- ... TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY mo-.. du's aenicu. MEIGS THEATRE Burial wUl be ln Gravel Hill Csmolel')'. Polll>earero wlll be TONJGHT, COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A MARTIN MANULIS Produa1011 MON., 11JES. .~ I ~ ~ ' FEBRUARY 2-3-4 Ervin Riee, John Metzeer, Theo· dore MilDer, Ra,ymondL a~ n e, Richard Rouah, and Gordon Bleaatng. "HANG 'EM HIGH" dleport. and steven E. Phillips, 17, Rt. 2 Crown CIQ-, oaeh $23 bond lor _.atng. llolh bad been cited by eiQ- police. ' Saeonplay by Oona~ Cammell and Hany Joe Brown Jr. Produced by Martin Manuis • IJtJected by Robert PilllSh (Technicolor) Clint Eastwood -Inger Stevens COLORCARTOONS: IHw Lou 11..-ls P"1 .. ,..., s.tosfoed" 1Thtl "'C¥1( · fileftlti 011 c;JIIOl A_.! Gill TECHNICOLOR" .CI Drive Nudnic Trlck Cheat CARTOON SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. BIGGS DEPT. STORE ocramblo Ill pt out. DIJIIIiu BWie Mitchell llld G o o r 10 Sleets worked the detail F~ and -..1 .-..A .a..1. ~~ - UIU a Whleh remlndl me ~Po""" .I'No , Gal- iho UGJ. Ill N•<+.ni<· S.r...,l, MRS. HAWK ILL POMEROY - 1be Ponaeroy c-..... ............. anawtred a call at 8:50p.m. Friday to the Hawk Wolf bome t.'( James at n.--. ., .,..... .who had • ...__ ....-..1 ...._. • •-"... .....- pareSb' llllfl'ered I heart at..I. .._.. •- Gen'ta..-, watl ..... -~ to Mt..Sa&- . ...... ...1 ". tL.. _ Mt .. l ". -r-r"' ,.~~""" ·~·-r l!dmlUiid. .U . a .medical patient. '~\ ·~ . IIOW hal I .'il ..... n .. o I'DIIqe l'old 11 Cal\.410111, Uh\11, ot 10me.. Emer-""" ._......, lforaottoDIIDtlonearller. When Raclna pi....O at Haman ...,_ Traee a few W..Uqo Bob h,.. VQ' bad II. pep 1an4 down there from Soutlltrn Loal. It r -w l'lnite • ._ DOORS OPEN 9:30 A.M. THURSDlY, FEB. 6, '69 m•. t•otou- llhlcl, ]'.....,<<>:)", ~.-.r) •MIIII~ ~··~'"" e"'"'" •• ..,._ .... l~r"d.ll . ~:n•••·•od d1L01 malll01: ono.lt.r-' I'(II!Wt'O)', llhlu. ,..,., nrfk-... n:1tN.' "' !;liN IIU'l'l<ll\ 8) urritr dall) aod . _ ) , Uo· per •otll. NAIL ~IN"IIII'n>;.; lt.ITI·:' i;allipQIIl Trlllune In tlhlo ond ·n. MENS WOOL SOX REG. 39c PR. - - - - - - - "- - - - - - MENS HEAVY CORDUROY TROUSERS 4 pr.88~ REG. 6.99 w.. , \,..,, ...., ..,. ~·· tH: ah IIIOIIIh• ~. t~roo -n.$-l:otl-"""··-'""'lh3: .,,......,. $7; ~ "'Qriii,.IH.IIU. Till' U.ll! -111111. ore u" SH: ab .,"""'• '"'" rnowtlt •~· '" "tf,2~.; 1 ,,,..,. ,,,..., IOU:r,.t~llo on.-· .... .... ......... 1ho UNlfORM PANTS .. -It lid l(l 1M ""' lor ,.,rtrll<a!ltn Ill ... dl . .l•he••·····:lllod \01~1·- ........... o.. !or1J ••••~ ,,..uw.~ her~! n. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~::::::::::::::~ .~ . REG. $6.99 - SAVE 25% 11 thl timt 01 tii'OIIZillt bab"l treciOUS Witb IMry ldorablt ICUI llld ernst prnemd fDfMr In IOIId lllbll U., • • prlc:ele• lifiL mus .-aIllHFIIISIIIS meoilnl tho - upocteci ..... 011 IlL 2, and at.. - d . . .,.. 41 '-tr1it ltrlt ~~-- 8 av-rc:.tl CALVARY TWILL REG. $5.99 • • • • • • ---- .... ,... $14.18 13.481<. 12.71 U5 7.48 •.!15 ..... 3.71-oo PLUI MANf MORE ••• Alii lor Frot F - 50Booltn4a II% Ci¥11Minlall.<t R !111111r 51 u-od lllot ,_.. • to plektt Sidon place ol 'bull. OVER 1000 MENS & BOYS SWEATERS BY CAMPUS REG. $4.99 to $19.95 to fUlly 1M 1lwlu. IlL 2 99 -3. ,' 100' 1 9' REG. 13.99 - - • - - •••• - J2.77 50' x9' REG. 7.99·-·--·····- 6.27 TAPERED JEANS BIG VALUES Gollipolla, Ohio ~~--~==~====~ SUD BED COVERS '2··· to Paul Davies Jewelers ..,. S.cond A••·. BOYS NO-IRON CORDUROY SIZES 6-18 $5.00 MENS- 4.87 pr. VALUE·-----··-······- • COATS & JACKETS Rog. 21.99 to s16.77 25.95 17.!1511'• ll!l5 SIIDIS how ... SAIHIIDS !lARCH 1 PANIS MEN & BOYS $19.91 lftlrfthle ..., 1. . ,... ...... - SHIRTS LONG TAlL REG. $2.39 •• - - - - - - ••••• _• • 1. 77 REG. $3.49 • • ·----- • • ·--- •• 2.47 REG. $3.99 • • • • ---- ·-- - -. -. l SWElTER SELLOUT DURING FEBRUARY 4.77 ONLY MENS from 14.95 to 39.95 BABY SHOE IIONZIIC Now Is 4.77 ONLY FLANNEL LINED enl1... FULLY GUARANTEED: 50" POL YE5TER KONSTAN CREASE IN TAN DIAPERS ________ !»z~ 1. 67 REG. 45c yd. REG. 35c yd. BLEACHED Sl - MUSLIN---------- 3 yds. UNBLEACHED ~ MUSLIN__________ yds. s1 pr. SHEETS . Ree. 79c lll'rx.IO" BATH Both Towels _____ _ 67e TOWELS. ____2*"' REG. 1.59 ,, LOVELY MORGAN JONES . ~o~SAtR REG 4 17 . 1J4 Sitr•d•----S!~-- • ' . 811104 Pre-Shrunk, Rea. 4.99 .•. __ •. _• 2.97 Double Bed Fitted Bottom, Rq. 4.99 •.• 2:97 72x104 Twin Bed, Re1. 3.99 ........... Z.Z7 Pillow Cases, Rec. 2.98 •.•........••• 1.57 DRAPERIES _______2 prs. 77 ~ EX'I'tiA HEAVY LARGE 2 ss.s• • CANNON MO·I ROM REG. LOVELY PLASTIC $1 P.l'· sa 17 s;, •• 29-36 R-.. 5.99 BIRDSEYE REG. 2.49 doz. { You ~"-~~t want ca m.l11 any one of theJft. TbiJI)'ndicated featUre Is ~reated )I'O~C lod~ ConoulloJQ Inc. Wat<h lor It weeklY beglnnllw - more. reCOIDbO the union? back In school ••...., 11 poalf. No-waaglven. O a...,oneeaehw.._ ' 4:::WTra~la~S: !Ira. Evel)'n llaJnll1, I per• Up plekets at the boon!_ of ...,_ · 1111, asked tho board to live the eattoa. oJ!lcea aa tbQ' were CCII· (l!lblle ono auod rea..., wl1l' It earned wlllllllllinrtholr chlldron -da't sa-.- .........,..,. remarl<o ooncerninl 4-H I!J'OWth over tile yeuo. The HANNAN TRACE HIGH SCHOOL hal a new baakelball oeor.. event was concluded with folk - · They had quite o bit <Jt. trwblo ptllna: It U woo or- pmea under tile dlre<lllm Cl( dered but I AW It whoa I wao dowa to tile Haman Trace-South- Gil Barnette. Counl;y Extonllon weJtern game FridQ' nllbL It' I 11 moderD u can be. and even ~ 4-R. Each In attendance hao tile bonua free lndlcalora .., lt. was Jiven a cindy bar b)' the Muon Co. 4-H Leaders Assn. hla vaniQ- ready to,_ katbtll TCXlmamont on Feb. 14'111at otbtr coach wu JGim C. TWO FORFEIT BONDS IJ5. I uncleratand tllo lourlllment Wldd!Do, l'ormer ......_.. GALLIPOLISTwoyoutlll'orwill bt broadeoat lhll year - foothill and ...-n coach, folled bond• Saturday In Gallla for tile Drat time from Haman ...., It Prln.e lpal at Kner Trace. II woo 11111 broadcaot tile Crltil Hlab Sebool. l111e•• Jolin c-Q- Juvenile court. They taat time It wu hold dowa lllore. lOt In niDe or 10, or of were Robert H. Bratton, 17, MidI thll* tile Gall1a Counl;y Slier- -':111111 In two or three 11111101. Ill'a llopertmont do..,.tl a vole Wlc:ldlne oamed llw!IUocl''Dean SU'iiHY ol tbaaka tor lwldllna tile perk· of Galli& COWIIY Coacheo" whllo TIME.'i-~E'iTINEI. lng dowa t11ere Fridool< DiPt. be l'llded the old RID Grande f'odi•hed ••"r~ - ) b) \he <Molo \'1111) ThO¥'Ve worlled the perldar o1 lllch School Blue Men to 1111n7 Potil•~h•Ml<>. liALI. li'IIUii 0/IIL\ ·n \IBUit: cero m MVeral occeoloM t h I o a ~ and baaketllall champAU Third Aw.,(•JIIpallo,Ohlo, t513L 1' ..... II~Moo~ u,..r) ..-..~ t••lftlll\C uo-0111 ..1...-<IIJ. :INJ'. II alloYiatea a nwl rulb and lonlhlp, w-. lluioo-eainetoacqpt lllo _ _ .. ,~ · a..r•• meatlnl? \ nleJudlntb':, tauih . after """" ....... 'l'lle - Charles Wllol the .... -llaml, Ylce - meny• tobolhorDi"zattma, moa.n. - -am ID atatutea of West a lack o1 'lblt plac:e at tile Now Jaalor lllab Sebool multl· -- new.- the ·Board live . ....ad the . . . . . . . , . . - not bt aeeo)tad and Ted stevana aeo....._ Wlthors !lien withdrew, • (lll'llllo, 4-11 leadara. ad _.. iDiorHted peoplo. Ohlollata ........te. cO...Ir 4-11 ~· Ann., Plc:lureo 011 lllo walla lncludt lllo BetiQ' Am, Dtlla ~ Grand nplalnad lllo over-all 4-11 Ropuhllc, QuaoD Cbr, and tho QdMml Star. Tben'o a1ao one ol tile Ualoll Bar10 Llnoa naeel -.lllmluldoa - · o f the 4-11-Doe Jame• oll(l(lllad that - · Then - · one of thlonco , _ , tn pn-DI die IIIOIIllatl ol - r Smith, adlrllon thel ran oot ofl't. Plee- abcut SO :ran lllo Wll"""loddleB-e,·lllol11&0· la LleYinc, Corll Cm*ham, and The Homer Smith wu built ill ltM ·oil " JolleriiOIMIIe, lad., DaiiiiJ iiQIIorD. at llw ' · - Howard Sldpyards and Dock Co. a. wu later '11lo aplrlt cllllo 4-11 wu ... .--med tile l'ltitburlh and to ..... end In 1931 ...b7 AlaD Hart with tile When .... at the aeel CIIJ, 'l'lle - · Smltll - - - 8Uldo pooltlon ftUad by ·iloiOr tral trlpo to the Gru at New Orleeao. Hop..... Soveral other 4-H lead!Ira. Rlekleo It tile aliter o1 Mj-o. lf;frtlo c•-n. ol era and 4-11 l'lmrNren aootsttile former ol lllo Llblo7. Jolaj Clendenin. the ed In tile entke tor the ol 11or IIIIa-, Mra. Clendenin remal""" II a 101ralng home at new 4-11 members. Burl.._,, near l'Oial. Tho _ . hal In auod hll1dl !Ira. l'l>woll Rtvaolds, Maoon Iince the Clendonlno left the loeol oceno. Thor ero mloeed by Cou!IV's Drat yOUth acent. made Wu!.era . JAN. 29, t919 - THE cHucmLE Towboat Co. ol Plltsborl!b hao laid oil 11 engineers, we are Informed, and Quite a ~a~m. ber of men sre Idle. 1be danger ol more otHkoo It sold to be vel')' ....among men. 1be work of ~­ ment Is going oo rapidly; Tho coOl, lteel and towboat opentoro aeem to be holding high hand at tile pre-. The cool market to old! aad there Is not a demand lor iuot IInce tbe war 8lided sod tile winter bao been my open and mild. . NUt- of GALLIPous - - - bu b_...s over at the Li1>111r llole1. Toauny Riekltl, - ol llri. Jlol• Rlddto, who It -atlnii It, hal put liP -oral plclllroa. 1llor're llw ldnd old limO rlnrm111 will """· a'a a .......,. with Tammr, -•aa _,taken.., . oldie - 'l'lle - fu Our Town w_, ' Thlo Ia an hjoteti<Oilerleo ol side opllUinR cortoono. Yw wW your Wlf throulh !IIese cointco - and keep oo lalllhillllthrOUIII 52 new penelt - Time•• SiiillneL oldor ae!IY• 4-11 dub memberl. of bla own. llorlya Rl>oo'a!HeGrondaCoJ. leao Pip Bond IIOIIIIded muell b - Tiwrade,)' nl,cht al tho Rio Dr. Brown 4 'no," Keeter eaR- Grende.CIIIIj1bellavllle pme, .I Ina another ...... to break tho wasn't any blaer, In fact about half u blc u It aormally Ia Uo. but It IIOUIIded pJOd. . Sip!. Smith then read bla - II takeo • Ullle peppy muolc, - - - ... t h e - · ..... like "SWeet Georgia Brown." to ... the board that 11 DO action llvon tblngs up and tile Roll .... tile currontln;luncllcilnl are ll8llinl the beet 111 tlm iiY llonday at - . to do· that ooe. The lena olapped and elare pooltlooa o1 all employ. stomped to the Globo TrotiOr eu em ltrtke •aeut. He Wllll.cl 1 to hire .... JIOI'IIDlel, .. lllo theme the other alcbL ONCE ,A COACH - al-1 a 11'1- drlverahadvlolatedthOlr coach. A while boeli whea II.J· CCilllncle with t i l e 11r Creek reoervo baabllloll then ton up hla <l1ffl co&dl Howie Lee Miller wa1 Ul, o1 tho ..-mondstlaao aedpve II 11eck 1D Smith In pl..... otst- Cooch John Sane haDdlad thO re11111 II .,... tile no>at rtdleuloua ....... tho b!Qoat pert of the pme but turned II OYW to anthlna he had ever-. other coach wlten be had to est 'l'lle rilcommendltlm• diad for and Waller Cleland, ...,...,.. -of-ZOO- 4-11 iDitlldlae ·- II 140 4-11 ......... - ·peri lllo colorful ... ......., . . . . - . ad iiY lllo plawaeiera ... w ..... Vtqtnta. . Wlthon - t h e - . . . . But ap1n the vote wu 1111 stefeila ''Jet," Sidera aad ·= A _. ::e :r.,-:·~ ........ ·10---··-....,.... . 1ft the IIJ bullor 101110 rea1011noaetlonhad . " ,. . . ............_ • Km8 GOBLE FORD has obtained OX<Iuolw ri8hll Ill lhlo aree for publication ot••OUo Hulf." PI'. PLBAIIAIIT - .....,.. Ted -en• sold objoetlvea of both orpolzatlons had been heerd, .... lllo board .... pt ... ehlldr., back to lcllool. He Here are other Items of interesUng River News, from the files: JAN, 30, 1919 - ACCORDING to ""rd received trnm New Albai\Y, Ind., en lnveluntsry pstltion In banlmipl:cy asatnat the tiOward !!hiP• yardl and Dock Co., one o1 thO lllCdt ..idol). known coneema ot Its kind on inland rivera, wao Oled In U, S. COurt. 1be ""'""""". also c:ontrolo tile YBrda at Mound CIQ-, Dl., MiM10n, Ind., and ClaclmotL ' . IIIVo ali eldldreo ~ran--. -lakoa. lera, aasbtant .ddel; Earl ,.Cle.land, captaJn; Melvin Foreater, lieutenant. Dam,y Diehl waa IIIUIIed presIdent o1 the !Ire clepertment; Pete Slmpooa, vlc:e prelldent, C1oland. nat dioeuaeed al· 1811ed threato durlac 11w -k- Nolo: s.,.aa. APO, SF, 96215. naming -·to. . RACINE - Olllcer• and commltieol bevo been· IIIUIIed for tile yeer by ,tile Jlaclne Fire DepertmOnt and EmO<pncy Olll"eoro Include David Cle- ears ago on the GALLIPOLIS - memberlhlp Vote WOI taken. ,. . · ARIII\'D! IN• VIETNAM llr. and Nro. Dwllht Bevan, Rt. 1, Crown CU;y, have received word that their son, Sp-5 Michael D. Bevan, hourrived ufely In Vlotrwn. Ar1Y· one - wishing to write to him, '···· ..a Racine~pL . ir*d'• ~· ..,.. OX• I pnao our ~an love for thll iniOderilll lollY•.'. •oj!endm ,.. I 'tbelo ......., 1aito, llelt>lnc and 1-"o lhe ·Ia temna ua. ·lilt 1 o Alma pl&ns to take 1 brlet' vaclUQn that' she 10 rlehlf deHTYitL Oil her Joiurnv; we went her to remember all'of ·ua1 welitllwho are .WI hm at Hoi-'•, and tile · ones who are acaUertd· tbrOuatJ~ out the Unt\f'd ·!lateo,_and to alW1!11 kmw that wa loVe her and we appreciate ovorr, minute abe hes dev«edtotlilocomtnwllii'and . to ua. Ma,y God blelli you m 1'JUr Journey and m111 :1<lU have a aofe return to the amall town thet 1'"' have helped to lfOW and proaper. ManY tiwtk•, M111 Alma Me- , FrreO&Wfof pupils receive t:raJnlnc more thin twice aa good as Delphoo's. still, thlo dioperiQ- In the opent oo 0\luc•tl~ Is . 1~. .Ao • a ~ "1!1. from hiSh • ' · l"nlllcfr'r.itter · tliOse ol Delphoo. 1bls problem promlees to · be with us a long time. .,, · - Cleland Named -r .. f· COrmlek, from aU ·otui. · Your G1rl1 at Holier•• . Feb. I, 1969 Cost of Education Again. I~ ~ trleiOI. • J4Me Racine, Ohio Deer !Ira: 4, ( ""'" ~li>r, •• ·liaiJ.'~ our his address Ia: Sp-5 Michael D. Bevan, RA 1155003&; Co. A. 691!> Engr. Bn., (ConsL), Raids Produce Game Devices in Cage Game t•Jt ~~~ ~­ By Bo6 H,.fllda for a passport. You will not get tt, .. No country wUl allow you to become a resident "Your world is, oh, so mucl\ smaller than it was. 11 Some day you may seek a position in the civil service .• You wlll find the question: Have )'OU ever been convicted of a felony? Your an-swer will bar you from examination. "You ml)' want to take a position or trust, where a suret)' bond is required. On the application will appear this question: Have you ever been convicted of a felony? "In a few )'ears you will be 21 and others your age will have the right to vote, but you will ' Etnergency Squadmen • ...... . · . "BECAUSE YOU HAVENOprevloooccnvleHon. I am permitted to pvo you pirole ••• But 11 )'llU nover oee the lnoldo ot a peotteilUirt, you will no& hate eaceped the penalties oC y6ur crime."' Theoe wont• were sold by a judge In Iowa to a conYlcted 16-yOU'<Ild felon. The Mge wont oo to eXPlain to the YOUIIII parolee the tragic olreet ola !olOII,l' conviction. Listen: "The record of your conviction wUI bel here as lOllK as the court.1'loi1Ae stands. No amount of aood conduct in the future can erase it •• If you are ever called to witness in any court scme lawyer will point his f11¥8l'ltYOUandask: •Have you ever been convicted of a retoo..v?' ... AM the question will be asked for the pllrpOse of · caBtif11 doubt _on )'our testlmoo,y. Convtcted relons are not' ~l'ieved as readily as other per~ About ZOO in ' 4-:H Ceremony I) ~ SdJooi Bu Dr!Y- ol lllllcll l'ro(lp li · pre.-, IIIII rfrappett . In 'truck · · .·- :~ ,... ·., ..~- ~~ :z.tt · ' · 2700",.5.. ~SKIU" G. Rot• -~ ,_ - P I .S . • '1·', ·-~-- . �' • ' 1 - 'fl,, . ""'~ r 111111_. 1' •• ( I ;, ......_,. z, lMi ·Director .Is 'Hired By AAPA MONDAY GRANGE RALLY ot lido VIIlilY ~ llall 7;30 p,m, t," cllea, llrlnlr oaadirltlo.M IIIII o.u.UPofiil ·lleWI!' lor tho plea. trw 7:30p.m. lo plug It a little. Beautification or our town end "die s.-rounditw: area through mas1 pJaatbw of dogwwd tree1 l1 the p i ol the c<mmtttee. (I'm Cor &IIJihille lllat boltl!rs our IA>wll.) • Last year there were JnaQf mOre order• for the trees than the d.., wu able to ...,pty. In all, 680 wore sold; Ttda year sales have been slow to pt ~. It aU the 680 sold last year were in bloain now, the public and other organizations would ~ the beaut;)' that ean CGIIle about u the ~sult of such a group eaort. Then, the club apia shOuld have more orders than it can filL Because so m~ organizations am individuals sot behind the project last year, many CherokH Chief red dopoods will bloom this spring in public areas and private yards. • 11te presld.ent of the GaDipolis GardeD Club, Mrs. Eugene Glou, stressed: "This is not a money-me~ project. It is a civic ; beautification effort." Groups parUcJpatlrJg In 1968 were the Junior Woman's Club, FFA. HI--Y. Farm Bureau W<mU~a, Gallipolis Gd.t Courn, Ohio Bell Telephone Co., aad the Toddlers to Tassels lo!Dihors League. . She hopes to interest the new Industries coml~ Into our area In the project. · One town in Tennessee adwrtises 40 miles ot beau~dclgwood plantinpj Wllmington. N. C., ls noted for the beauty of ita masa pliJittnga. It is not unrealil!ltic, then, U.t the organizers of the Gallipolis project have as their goal Gallip(Jils being known for lta beauty due to the addition of hundreds of bright pink and wtdte dog. WGOd trees. Because these trees will blocm with increased profusion 1eac after year, it is a project that will last tar beyond our lifetime. A Gallipolis grandfather recently took ttls little grandchildren to an airport. to send them home to Florida after a hlll.iday here. At the last minute he got to thinking about the hijacldnp or airplanes alii decided he couldn't send those kids ott. all alone. like that. He returned home, asked his wlte to pack, and they were orr on an UrtJlanned mid-wilter vacation. ace~ the sma1J ones. I- I ~-·· Burner, ot Mrs. Ral»h TliEsDAY ·-- tectoan-mldeio...,, 90 COUrt St. 2 p, m. GALUPOUS BAND Boolcaa-•• 7:30 p.DL in Band Rocm. • , ~ $ ,iiJA ... - ·-- - • 1.. ~. - GloLUJ'O!JS - I ~eet 7:30 p. ni. wltb Mra. Georp Norlfnll, ENGLISII CLUB wltlllolro, Albert Duroae, 05 'l1drd Avo, Mra. Claron<e Waqb will ~lYe· a Jualcr -~~~ at Holzor lofeol. J teal Cantor t11o Second - U p award ••.., coateat of tile de• Nuraa -"aoclalicn c1 Oblo. 11Je award. a &llwr~~ wu preaealad at fllo ol the 01\!0 SQodent Nuroo · AIIIO<Iatlon at flowline Gl'MII UnlveraU¥1allt ...kand. . Ml8l Dlrat waa ehoiiiD Miss Studetit Nur.. ol Dlatrlot 14 cturIIIJl the local SQodent Nurse Woek to tile !Jie Olld Cllllunl in Ghaaa, Africa. . PEl\IBROKE CLUB w1iJ meet with ~s. WEDNESDA¥ GALUA COUNTY Cltl..,. Bam Rldlo Inc., 7:30 p.m. at K of P Hall. TIIUHSDAY RDJISTERED Nurses Al....a. don, Stall dlnirW rocm, Holzer Medleal Center, F1rst Ave.. 7:.. 30 p.m. J colon Rallerll' - - . . Mr. and Mrs. William P. Tawney PATRIOT GRANGE 7:30 p.m. Ladies bring fruit AIM or cake. p.m. ~A1 "UiiiJAJ:" GALUA COUNTY Creative Wrltlqj Gr<q> wW.meet with Mrs. Mary Lewis, RloGraode, I .' T Meet February thia. See VOU welcome. there. 'The Arms of Krupp' Reviewed For Thursday Club Meeting GALUPOLIS - Mrs. J. How- Gormaoy, bed the background ard Neal was holteu to 'lbe .,ece....,- . ror • ltudy ot &he fa'11olrsda1 Club when Mrs. SB- mouo Ger1118111 family, lolcnm llmund Harder revlewed ·~ b e tlorooqJ10UI the World lor tllo manArma or Krupp" bJ WW!am Man- uta~ cf arms IIIII ammWIIclio-. tlm. The aftornoon proved lo be The book CO\Itr i the IUI<b' of ..,.- oi0118lrtf1JI Olld lnlorlltl- the Krupp <b'nolll' !rom 1~7 to tlve. Mra. Harder, a native of 1968. Tbo KrUJIP laeloriaa had brown piece - a d ! Olld brown acee1101'ieL ~ woreber .......... bcJaCfiHol, llli'a. T • - Ia a . . . - or GaUia Acl'fom1 llllh Scbool and Ia preoeally empJo,od et the leL llolzer Medical Coater. A reception ,... held at tile Mr. Tawney, • . . . - of home ot Mr. BDd Mra. Law- GalUa AC!Icfom1 flllh Scbool, Ia rebCe TaWIIeY. 'lbe cake wu ..,. OJDJ>Ioyed at Barr'a 8Jperthree tiered wllb • brldo Olld market. bistory tor eenturles. Kruw• The GALLIPOLIS- Fairfield MetiJtile - i l l tbe W8ckUnc at Mttllbmle JeaD V&nll1, daUCIIter ofMr. andllfn. 9W!iuioa E. v..... of Rocloe, to Mr."0.Wwtlun. P. Tawney,80IIol Mr., and MrL W~ L. TaWDeT, f1 G&llfpaUt on Jtr111r1 The clcNbiHln& oorei!IOIIJ' was performed u 8~ p.m. by the Rev. Jaek Sbitleir. A program o1 NJpUal 01.11k! wu pla.yed b3' lolro. Lestel' Pl.fn!alo p1aa1at, llli'o. CUI GlfHii,U ~~ the ..,_ Iolat. ' Altar decoratklts two bllkoto . of ;r_. IIIII Je11ow odiJt Cl.ureb ... YJere Europe'• rlcboat Olld IDOl! 11011exllll falit. lq Olld mllllllladllrod t h e - • graom at tbe top. Mill Linda Humphreys, Mra. Tim Bickers, 8IKI Mrs. Bob Varne, HrVed at t11o recepUon Olld Mrs Jolm Zombr¥ regi.i.red the ....ta. For her truellog costume. the brfde wore an oraJ:Jge and a.. ~0. ~ ii!!Jf~ -·-from HOLZER Holzer Medieal Cemer, Firat Ave. Vlalti11K hours :1-4 Olld 7-8 p.m. Parelts only on Pediatrics Ward. Admlsslooa Publication of admloiloos Ia J'OIU do . . . ta&bloae.i wllb hfl!i neddlne, eloalt molded of -co, dlllalled w11b IIIP'ICJIIOII alen\XJD laco. Lon( ~·• ta- .,..r bar lfdrt, - wa1 ICIIIIIII-... IIIII car• of IJ)I4 111111111; IIIII Mr ... Jamea P. ild4more, lllller Iii a. brldo, """ ..... - - rllld • suspended UDtii fw1her notice. C!CMIIpllt- "' • train, A JO!al. 11onr haadill- MOUI'• od hl1' boulfAinl vaU of ~ eel llilk Ulusloo. S1Jo carrtodwblle ro•• cwer whlte lace ...... Bib!.; Ma- o f - iraal\lro. Tum Comir, Rt. 1, o.illpllla; 1111ar of t11o brldo. S1Je _.. a P4 and m•Ot - with loa& ~e1 11111 <l1'rlld o . . . IIi liiiiiiL llrldoo\nMdJ 1louCfllot Blrlbs No births. Dlachargoo lolrs. Hobert Costen, 1\1 r s. James I. BeJvtnst Mra. Betthl c. Caito, Mrs. Elzle llowult, 1\lro. Ovid E. J01Jolm. Merrill Jolmaoa, Oacar ~. Mrs. Horace 1\leEihllllll', Lerey G. JIGborts, Mrs. llanlld R. Solford, Mrs. Arlea D, Slmpaoa, Mro. Wllllom M. Smltll, lolro. Flo<a Slaton, Mra. Gorlrl.lle B. SUIller, Jol!ery I. Wamaloy, Oral C. WWis, Jamu A. Soxton, Mro. Edpr Roooh, Mrs. Ella 1\1. Slater, ae m . W.,o!l~ ~ ...... earriioJ. """"'"'or.... _.. ~. 'Kait IUliil VU. Au----a- F.-Nur-. aorH FEDEIAl s·· AND rim STATI *'* ...... • ...... *• . maeane «--:W:?:::W.&-'..1:)»~~ !.::!!'t~~gL . iiO'Idl ....... a .tho tllo El-·· . . . . ·'I'· Vo. ,II .......at ti'nt "' ' willa Jd.. ~a, , !Mr.. aDII llrs. 11. 11; fad< IIi a.;tre. i ' -~· • '' The <OUj)le will realdo at 1~ Pine street, Galllpollo. PLI!ASANT'V A:W.EY HOSPITAL June• TIJior, Loa& Bottom, 0.; A!IP!o. Grove; Dotay llazlette, Ntwall, PI; Pleollllll; lllanebo Arma~ Ft. Pleu1111; Dottald Notl, GIIIIPolil Ferrr. DoiJihe IIUI, Ft. Ploallllll; J...., Glboout, Ft. PIOOIIDI; Mrs. lYon - 1\>encor, Ft. Pleuant. DISCIJAIIGED: i""QI Brwnllelcl, Glenwood; Mark F I I n t, . Pt.. PleaiD; o.vtd Blas, Pt. Ple111am; JoiOIIh WolGIIf>oriVl', :!loltiii'I!Uo; - . 1'01lor. Cot. taam11o; Grace twrlt, Ft. Plaao1111; lolra. 1ianrort1 Bluer, Pt. PloaNIIt; Dottald a.._ Ft. Plaasaat. . BDITII: Mr. Olld Mra. James 1'01lor, Uins Botlloln, a llaush-· ,. F.oeftpe11 . Ohio IIIIIKeltue!Q' oo llliiQI slmuar olovelopmeot projects." lolr, Ragldale 1liii ualat the AAPA Ia preparalicn &Ill preHidatlOD of a resionll '"pack180" to the Plttoborl](o Symphoi\v. 1bia package will \ncll.lle a deaeri»tfon of what t1»e association Millie Jayne floderick MARCH WEDDING PLANNED- Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Roderick, Sr. of Halliday Heights, announc:e tlte engagement of their daughter, Millie Jayne, to Mr. Tallie Russell Tootle, son of Mrs. Grace Tootle of San Antonio, Texas and the late James T. Tootle. Tire wedding will IItke place March 15. can Direr the ~ Orchestra, aueh u a local raclllly """ loeal Slf!J!Orl lor Ill!' olollclt opo eraUon of the Orchestra ·pro- cram. 8lnoooi1Yormetalort<ooarouoeo% lnd atlll rtlfr11 .... this Is lrt eoceeJient Ome .. t.ke 8dvlntaet Of thea low, low Pf(CII to twre rour WJom sJiwr- Weat Vlrginllt - Konlllt!Q'. Ohio • ·• ' ~ Jlolrlotlam, tile Amlrlean Lo· Atadttart - · a. 11at •• ·- iii. lriiDII •• • • ~ .... , IU., - · .._ olecoli .,. Ctotmor .... t4.50 IIGW mort ·va..,_.. HI.-. tvtr md lldllod olhonmltloi lOCI Silo - '• • ' •• • ' . • CMdltstkt; 1 .... t.ll ILll . ,.,_ .,.. J4 oq. JaJ.... - '' liM . man wonderful llft1. All work ' (per lncM.. 1.55 !IUADRUPU 111.VERI'I.ATfD .., our S. bowl •• tU5 - I D ALL pi .Ill • ' •' • ( ,;;;;:mL!iif;:~YI l ' o/ u It Is mCino ftunlllarly call- ' ' -.ant- oncllomllr loolrtoomo T - ..... $27.50 $ffM '' ...- ..•. .,• ' FOR • •' t .. . PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS' . vllecedinhoaroutot&lll._.,. oro. E,.ey_r :yoar,thlogr<MCI of Pllt1otle -minded - . a are "<ltalrod''· by tho Amorl<1111 !.&elm Ant II...,. and tbla yeir, · v•a. ~ B. ila.ll ..... """"' -by a repmel • - In the ·eullural &Ill eeonomic growth at the fD lddltloo 1o 1\lro. Clack, Ao•oclatl!la ollleora Include Mr. GALLIPOLIS- During a short readtng. "Hoe You Lost Your bullneu ,;-.,. of tile &lrekl Blblo'l" Soversi oilier readlnp ~ ... _..,.,.............·t + ~ -· ·,'".lee .WBCs, ~o.. Leo . Bur~ ro~~~·- ~-- , '- jl Niiit&d;l t>"'*~• wuJ ~'<rio11 ·ntr""l'n.~lltlliil:' D. Pott0a tl>a't 111 WlliHf ti\olti~Dc! .q('WtOiitla Ill tile wwltl to- cOIIduet tile m...U,... - · Huotl._, · Vice cllld,y had - . Ant to ll>e IIlii.. "The put]>. . . Iii the Forwn Prsoldont; lolro. J. D. Rook&- ina In the COIIUI!imiv. · .·. ~bora all over tbo Unitod Sjatol are ..._..,. to )OurDaf l4t Waa.hltljjtC!IJ, D. C. whore tile¥ wUl 1114,1111 .tile lm1al WCIIIIOII'I Formn oo National SO<ur!Qo, 11hioh 1liii •-ae In tbo Sheratlla Pork ·Holal, Fe~ 3, I, 11111 S, · Tbo FCirum Ia - " ' at 1ewnteea .PUilctpltllJ8 ween wpttlza- wlm - I l l Wuf>. tbJIIOil - b :reor wbon tho!' an ·- *• brlelod by lnlarmod at the &OVWtltlelll, &Ill Ire prl- w- ahall llo to lnlorm, arouse, IIIII activate public oplnlm .1m01111 the o1 the V - Slates of Amlrlco In the mtod uPOCia at Natlenol Socurlll'. '!be ll>ome for the 1969 meetler Ia "With Ltborl!' IIIII Juotloe lor ALLI" IDel- In the plaoa .,m be a pllpimage to a. Tcllllb of the Utbi:Mn at Arllnpwt Natlmal Cemo1Ny and tltiOdlor e\'OIIt Ia tile biJtquet Ia tllo Sllorltoll ~ Ballnlcm .., TuotdO)', Feb. 1. wore l]lvon ·b)- m~a ~ BIble QJeltlons ~ ;,q, l'::; Members 16 lick caUs. Thank'iou nc.8s wBre lloatotta lor lbe J~War7 meet- received lroln lolra. Ralplo WhitIa& was Mrs. Baker. The more and Bumett. lil-a. moedng opened with "Mr Filth AUee 9oaw 10111 greotlngo tu Lookl Up to Tbeo." fr01er waa social!' Olld oncloled a gift of lllvon by Mra. Fnnk Irion Olld ......... married were Immature ADd lhould ban had tile IODH towalt - uotlltt '-"'*llo me. llded •cbool IDd didn't even quollkl!l t~ Now our loiiJ(o aehool PI'A Ia a<lmdulbqr a dlacuulne a .. tlle·claoalo-"'- ... laiDrraclal datlag - Olld a. ID& a IICI)', aDiq Ia 1.,.., Olld go. moJorlll' ..., tu aer<101hat lhla lnr ton tar. Whoa wa beiJ1n our Ia ll!o oomlna'Wif cf life. two- •JuuJ&o• . ta1re - · 60 ,...., or mon. D.oar llaleo: ~ THE LANCER $14.95 At~ In SEVENTEEN How to Choose Citrus By PAT GLASS Ext. Agent., Home Econ. Gel.U.a County GALLIPO!JS - Tlols Is tile peak about AprU 1. Pink TloQma>time of year when the citrus son and Ruby are seedless grapecr~ is bebw harveated in qUIDtity in warm climate areaa. Whlle there had - . apec:W. tioD that the crop_hid been eonslderably reduced due to UDieasonably cold weather in mid .. December, the Crop Reportiiw Serv_tce ~ ~cates.- ~ ~z.:~. emJ', American WfDCH VAR1ETY TO OJOOSE? ORANGES - Valencia is the moat impor1ant stJW).e variety of orange, maldrw IC» about half of the total en:p, wlth the major market!• sea1011 beginning in February. Vllenc:iao are rilely Pink Foster IIIII vagabond.~ rruJt varietiea. TANGELOS look Uke oranges, but are not. The ta~o Is a bybrid croas between gr~fruit Aid tangerine, marketed from November to March. ••• That fresb oranges. fresh gra~it. and canned grape. «Dl,1·W ~ ~ 1 1.~··~~ tnd~ _1UJ,ce are amangft:te "pie~ ltlllcaled Dec3liilltlr I. · · ttrul foods" Uslad rcir February. used lor juice, fruit C\VS and salads. The NIVel is the next most im,portalt Vlrietf. Navels are the moat important \Viet;y for out - ot- band eatlqj chorcotree were eerved. The next irv winter and .sprUw. Temple _..,. will be wltll 1\lra. Is a hybrid between the sweet James ............ Feb. 21. 1\lrs, o~ •nd tangerine. It's marSoouidors pve tile c:iolbQr Pf01- kedqr sea BOll is December to or, ApriL GRAPEFRUIT - Peak cnpofruit supplies usually occur in March. Of tbe seeded lU'ieties The poor man Ia not he (with seeds), the white Duncan who Ia without a cent, but ia the most Important. h's Sll)he who Ia without a dream. ply peaka . &round February L -Harry K writer, poet an White Marsh-Is by tar the Joost important aeedless grtperruit variety, with the stVply at a •.. That tile pink varieties oC geoerall.Y seedless, m:t apt to be sweetw than the white ...arletles. • , , That although citrus fruits are primarily important. for their \lltomln c contribution to the diet, may also provide 1 measurable llllount of Vitamin A. ••• Ttat ooe -halfc't)ofgrape. lrui.t juice or puJ.p provides neargr~~efrult are c 1y au the Vitamin (Aioorblc Acid) reeom.mended daily for the nonnalb acUve adult male, end 100 per cent o1 the daily recc:an.- ror an adult female. •.• That frozen citrus Juice concentrates lose much of their quality if stored for ~xterded tenwentureS above mended 0 d8gree!: F. \Check- to be sure they are delivered solidly frozen and at prcwer te~tures, and take precautloos to malnlain this trozen state undl used.) ••• That the color of oratwe• as you receive them has nothing to do with msturicy o l t h e The law requires that all truit is picked mature, depeDding em several factors. Green fnrlt is as ripe as golden fruit. &Ill in tact truit picked all golden may . l~te.r .turn gr~n. Fliil1~-~ es may have color add6dllih'tti'- ty the consumer's desire to rave orange • col1lred oranges. Such fruit is 11aQed "color added." ••• Valencia is the prime juice onnge, 100 it Ms from two to si:x- seeds. . • • .Optimum sto....., co,.llions for citrus tndts is 32 de-- grees F ilnd 90 per cent reJa.. tive tmnidtty. · · .Good citrus fruita are firm. well shaped, and heavy lor their size. Avoid those which may be puffy or spongy. • · .Grapefruit that are scmewhat .POinted at the stem end telkl to be thicked skinned. ••• Russeti• or brmzing of citrus skins does not ctwve the quallt;y of the fruit. are ' Let us help you .-. -with a low.-. auto loan ••• ., ' . ~m· l a r - ......1 ~ - OPI'DIIBTIC .... - 'iooc-... I':;·~·=..~·~·~11=11:·:·:~~~·~·;-::;. SAYS . .•• r8PolHed msktniT feller IV, Charleston, T h 1 r d VIce Prealdelc; Dr, llarrl1<11 w..,.. Mr•. a. Ferrell, IDalllaiD, Soerelar)'; Mr. W!Uiam M. Davia, Charlesion, Tr,.ourer, Mr. ' - n l sunTen mmr.bera and two 111ests, worth, Hlllllln8ton. Mr. Corroll Mro. Jamso' sa.ondera Olld lolrs, Mrs. ErnmeU Church and Mr1. Cooto, Pol.- Pteolllll, &Ill Dr, GUllo Rldnoamill> 1001 "BiosoOJ.Jta Rhfneamtth, were preaMarie Bootie, Parkeroq are ed AIIUI'aDoe." eXOCtlllve comml- mombsrL Mra. Forrest Fisher r e a d Oirt. DurfnB tho otOclaJ ' - relresJo.. ------------•<rlplur.:.::=e:._~liol="~llobr=ow:::•_:lllll=::a menta ol eake, llra-rles, Olld relotloalhiP, we had a llrike a- .•• will>. rlols, rebelpiDII Ul, but somehotr we ...,_ Uono, ete., ... besla in CJIIINIIII, IIIli' to lied out ....... uwm tile nee ....- .,.. be ·I¥ no IIIII DDt reodJ tor ua. oolvod'/" But all we need do Ia I weep be..... 1 am a , _ look back to1oow l l l r - pro. 404 Secand·AYe. Pat Glass Newsletter of 1968 will> the PIU1>0H llrl &nllld, Olld tile ... adios. ~ 1 tiiDII1'D ..... _ . . ....,., The put bin tor liQ' black bob7 w1m muot aur- ,_ more lor t11o botme the 11ft Have ao flloullll- .!!!. tbsa ware ·~ "' Ju,q eiftll !din. - BORN TO • COO :rear• bo!ore them.- We're CRY <11'"'" tta.r .: . but 1111ill STILL . ' , ·It's what's • up•front. . . ; that. s · ~~ ' •, f~hif)~t.- :,, .· ... . befiln·- ·....,_ ·. llapdllo lived to tile - lor ......... :yoll'l and ha1 WOI'ked In West Vlrginfa. - GALI,iii'OLIS- JAw-. ""' lla olforta to loatel' . IIIII p r - Amlrl<lnlam ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- The Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Porsons, Rt. I, Galli~olis : are anno1111cing tire engagement of their daughter, Peggy to Barry Yeager, son of Mr. and Mrs . Maroin Yeager, Rt. 2; Cheshire. lofiss Parsons attended Kyger Creek High School and is a graduate of Southern Ohio Manpower T~chnical and Training Center. Mr. Yeager attended Maddleport High School and seroed two years in the army. Wedding plans are incompltte . ¥r. . · . I A . uxi iary Members to ·~p~ ::.r::::.:~ E k WSC A.tte.nd Security Meet :~..~:'! '::: :"~~oC::~.to~~~: ure a S Hostess -IDior- /s. Mrs. Wayne B0 ker . ~ rectoa. Out.ot- sueata wara: Mi-. Olld Mro. Ned Rdtr or ctrdov:llle, o.. Mrs. Howard Wood. at Circleville, 0., Olld Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bob V111'110¥ of Columbul. Feb. 1, 1969 ADNtM'ED: Mra. A r t h u r Goodwla, l't. PlMIInl; MrS. Peggy Parsons A locll llmd drive tor pladpo In s - tho project will be VETERANS 1\IEMOittAL kr, - tf>nol elal hoar. . The - ' w11111o with llr!lo Jameli Orr II q. Jollll ComoU 1liii have lilt l1l'OII'IDI. . 1hlllad . Cba&-itliao, . I 11 waU. - Marie Eileen Fotd TO BE 'liED - lofr. and Mrs. L. R. Ford, Jr. of 6 Hillcrest Drive aniWIInc:e the engagement of their dflllghler, Marie Eileen, to John P. Murphy. Miss ford grad11111td (rDIII GalliG Academy, is presently atterulins St. Louis U11iversity, and will gradU4te in ]1111e, 1969. Mr. Murphy, son of Dr. 111141 Mrs. A. V. Mlll'~hy of Omaha, Nebnaska, grad1111ted from Creigh· ton Preparatory ScltDol, is ittelllling St. Louis Uni· . versity, and will also gnadU4te 111 Ju~~e, I%9. ted• ding plans art inc:lllllplete. DUJPNG FEBBUARY ONLY F'J>ila"" ....... a. C·hamel In WOrld War IfF; ·~ ~ -a - < ., . qpllqutd .,utA lblllaam, IIIII even ocutrlhutl'"" ,... the PlllabFKh ~pro­ Ject have liMn IDc:noaalag onr lbo paat lew partlcularl)' In tho c:ltloa of Hlmi!IIJlton. Alhllllll, Olarloalolt, &Ill Jlar.. llerlliurJ, tile boord cldlreetora cl AAPA l1leded ........,toualllt tile _.tzatlm of the pn>....., who hu had protoolionll -rleneo In de•el~ a pre>ll'liD llq IIIla IIIII wlm "'-•tho • 1'h"e bJ1&~ ·· -~en :ta ~by her father wore a formalaowa wruu. 1\11> ohoath '"'ld• In the I§Oiiiii Mra. Claek ia.t.d, "Iaterett,en- ..••' """* let ILOCK help you chop it down tc !iin•l We'O put our · •lore• irt your 1hoet-ond do your ro~ return a• if it were CH,or own. Our MrWke is qui ~k , ond" inexpemive. I .• SILVER REPLATJ;NG · REDUCED 20% ,· ar-· MEASURE UP , •. , tl'fO ~ol­ caUa .(IOIJJII wcar;.w. va., . eii'Wiili -~ ., .. :;;,.,, ~' pered 1o tloil:'lin. A.' V, Cleek, ·~~o by ""* Nawl Ia a 21 ~~C11 with • "'~ arou..... . lor tho•o\looOII. '""~-­ ...... Newo. ' count;y eaUed Dial-Good *'· :terJm - .' HOSPITAL ~ of 1bt JJrkll.•... a AD\I!TrED - Llza WDford, ~·~~~~~ llaal!•lfd~wbl· ~ Botalm; Bosale Mane¥, D. Durlna the Nul ora I h t ""Ill! ptUow. f~ ~ . i tt'! Pllill01'01; Mr1a 1101n, Rocl1101 Krupp tamiiy ruled .... hltndfod' Talld !PI· Celmer, aiMii !ji tho llllldred -.rl, ~I Bl'lldOlld lhlrt;v ~~ prlva!Oir ownflo)' Robi111CJ11, lto<lne. ed concaJb atlon eampt., )( r 1. b~ ·1!10 - - ~Iii Hardlr meatloned lllat at tile ..,; ~ ft!ul; ...,..,.., . UnoDISCIIARG, Jolm . Jl!l~-: llewO)' Pul... ·~· llin'led. bub~ Iii..... ·lime the1 did nol know lllat lltlll)o., '!bll eardor ' Todil 1114>' · - - allied. Tht Krupp tamiiy waa In ouch 1avur ofll!t pllliii v~. ~· .ot u • IIIElGS GENERAL fll1SI'tl'loL Nazi pori> !bat tJo11r was brldo, 11110 WOre a llln) lUll... . .' ADllllTTED - Mlo 11awi<, unllmllad. The nvlewer traced 1lle faai. . ·If>:, ~~co~.;~ P0001~1 Growr ErbiP-. lq tree lrom the bs~ Olld ar Ill ~ .,wm. -~~ all.j. , . DISCHARGED- N .,..., •. • .......!lniib. the 1!'161ai lacroa.. cf lht lorIDII M lune unlll the final c:ollll>oo at ;" 11oe end or World War D IIIII IIIt ~•. ~· cl ~ l!rldo· · BeD..uct ~ 'II'U Dever ""' . ~· ,_.. ....... • !lrou&bt to trial for INaiOII. Krujlp'a trill. jiQj:e ' IQ!t, WUh Be ~ tO tbe. Brluab oaniiiiOIPIDII biOiin .ieCullllt•' · liDos bt ar· . ttwa IIYMI. )'l&rl ill lntlnltve re ......b - · wrllinlf I h t IN. . 'lllo ~~· aioaoor · rflleol. ::J~· IIIIi Qrltlilh book. Tbi reaearch was lntuir~M'wllli ~ ~·nd after . ~ lind llroiiD ...._.IQI\. ke Ia~L . ~ died JUjllci -llln . .rom elY blm lo write "T b o Deatll of a Preaident. •• lira. Fllhor Davia prelldod at the 1M table •rtna tile 11<1- -Eqliab - c101, a Hn'lh Ia llolllll atas:ted tor realdooll of GoUla :w.re .... l\lr.o. Lawrt1ioo Ta-, illller-ln-law of the w11o _ , a .....,. 11111 1lbflol · - armed Gertnadl' In tbree msJor W&rl and lnfiuenced ~ = u. f'!etllmlal ~ ters. President · of District 14. · ...- - - - - - - • Bonnie Varney Weds William P. Tawney KANAUGA WSCSwlllmeetwlth Mr& Will lam Spencer1 7:30 CoontyCommunity Singers GALLJPQLIS - Pro.ltd, ~ ilo!i hind Mr. o -·A. Jl&p4i!le, • dtvelop!11... ·CCIIioultJint; ·10· .... . ...... Refreshments. I've said it before, and it bears repe~Ung: The most wonderlUI oource or help in .... is the Gallia District Library. JOOn Louden is doing a terrific job; he seems always to be present when help ill needed. The staff receives trequent llraqjo requests (other than the OMS I give them). 0 Just a few weeks ago 1 young mother called because her child . had a..Uowed a berr1 Crom a house plant. She wanted to krlCM" if It GALLIPOLIS - "You don't "as poisonous. have to be a s1Dger of concert caUber in join tho CommWIIII' IT WAS NICE TO HAVE JIM DANNER (hernia surgery) bock to lingers," a 11)10ke11111111 Aid, work this week. We kidded him about getting around slower, but this '"aod it iJ somethlnl tbe whole lasted only a day or two. A good man can't be kept down. family caD do." Tbo COIIIIIIUII!cy singers, UDder DOES ANYONE KNOW IF GOLDFISH frozen solid In pond ice tho dlre<llon of lolro. AmoFioehsurvive? Someone said they could, swimmtn,g merrUy away when er, will meet amc~Q, Fib. 9, the ice melted. They must be kidding. from 2 to 3:30p.m. 1D tbe mulic room at GAllS. 1'11111 tor IUIIIro LET'S ALL GET BEIUND the Girl Scoot cookie drive. Scoutlns ac:ttrltleo will be msd6 at !bat Io an orpniaatioo very deserving of our &If!_. It provides erdleoa t111111. ll,.lo .• liOII!fl ¥ a ' apportunltles to girls who mi&flt never have Diu(!'b r.hances other- group of ibterelted t'J~Ualc..Iov·Wiae. er1 wlll tum out IDd &UJIPOI'l the organlzatlm. AT HOME I'M ALWAYS COMPLAINING about an orderly WO¥ to store th,ings in the attic. a•m 12 years too late.) But U)"WI,)'I I never thoulht of the way one wunan does her attic storlng. She places ev· PLAN HmLE STUDY erything arouR:t the aWe q,eni~ in alphabetical order. Nell, huh? ADDI.OON- 'The AddlaonFreo Will l!aj>llllt Youlb Gi'oUII will P. S. - ANYONE WHO likes to sfre is welcome to attend arx1 cordially Invited to the ccmmunity singers rehear&al SuNII,y, Feb. 9, be alarllng a Bible lilllb' .., "'" at the music romt~lt the school. Mrs. Anne Fischer, a "Vel'Y fine vocal eey Tuesda¥ nl8hl rlilbl atter the bualness meetlni. '!be )'UUth .IDatructor, has dOMted her time so others cab haw the QA)Ol1uni.t;r oroup bualooos moatln&will lion ol participating in tbe sharing or music. 'lbla b a wolllerful •cdvl~ at 7:30 p,m. Carol Shaela will ty ror the entire tamlly. Tbey need and walt more members aDd will serve as teacher. Eve.ayone 11 work out a schedule suitable tor the Jnljorit;y, Let's turn Ott for ~~· Ia . the i-ecl'!'l"' .... tor )be ........, .,.,.hollr Cheshire ~wscs Meeting Held At Bocock Home CliESIIlRE Jolm Bo- . cook Wll bollell fOr tile Jan- tknl mea. . pared ,... a..., ...,. tlltOCing "' tllo CJmabire tllliton-lllled d01a Ia wbl<h ., . WOJJU!II'a SodetiY at CbriJIIaa In u era Ia wblcll .bttd -ri. !lonlco. ¥ro. tvla Grover lad crbne. violence, rlota, etc.; are · Ia Nowmber. John. Dftl· o:ma~USJ¥ mold"" .., f!iod" Elevu IDIInhera were 1\llss J - Elaberl of Dtaqi<t ... ~ ...... w meldor " llneo, thlo ...,; -vloe,ladollpI waa tiHt w:IDPir and · Ia DOW sick eallo. The ......, waa dlo- ed to brl11i 1011 ...,. .,.,, ,;_,. illaa 1student Nurae oiOtdo. Mis1 mlaaetl wllb """" Olld a. lnllt~~ ~. ~··. Macy Pol~~$! of Dlatrl<t 3 was ••• served r8tnlbmenta. Do you haw pi'Qbllm,. tr,u.. tlrat nmaer.....,. . 'The oext meettne will be at blu'l Are fOil 110l'!'led ......... A<c-oylag 111111 Dvat to the bome at llrs. J, IL IJurpr morr<lll1 11len wby noi 1llal . • the luocheon were Miss Sllella m Feb. 27, Good News? Juat dial 367-71116, Smith Olld 1111•• Sharon VaUif(o- Jack Knf&ht. 8 p.m. 7:30p.m. . s.- Iii Nuratar. - pnllriDt .., Tbo~-­ the r - , . Alta, or wliJeh lfrl. o-Jd ~ 11 I .• Mill Dam& l'Jrllt, clt,aopolar ol Mr. Olld ¥>-o. Rolltrl Dvat c1 Polnl Ploaaaat. PAST MATRONS of ~ star Chlplar No. 4tf OES will the 91m- ill 'tllo't r i Woat Vlqlo,(a. Olllo IIIII K..,; tudl;y ....... .....,.. a ... clot.. to boeomiec • n.tll!' ICCord- DAR WILL meot at the - plant!"" project which started iaat.....-lo oo dw A .,..,.... P~ Phollr - GALUA COIJNCU. llf DAR 1liii moat at lbe K at P Hall, I don't Jwnp on Uoe bll!ldwogonlor mll!~pro.ioe~ ' ' ,. ...... ., ......,.,.,''-,.: '.. '' ' . . ;, ' ' . ,.,. .. ·:JA . FREE PADDING PREPARE YOUltsi!LF FOR A IEJTER FUTURe . . HEW QUARTER 8iGrNS · .~ ·. . Ale 'MARcilll : DIPLOMA COURSE~ · ' .. S!ICRI!TA~~I- . . '' ·. ius. .l~MISTiiUIOM & • INSTAL LAliON WlthThe ........ Of ••.• CARPET •'1' . · ·GENERAL ,()FfiCE .•. Wrllt, VIall; tr Call . . . . . ~COUNTING· ~7 , For. Cotalog,iondl.r.""''"" . . . ·• ,.._ ' '.. ' ( ' , . :==Price' •NYLON ·' .. \ ••• .... • ACIILAN .. ~95 ~,. eWool. e HERClJ:ON 0... 5oo Cll.,.-'1' P-ma TtS.llodiJI,_ C.. Iii T.., ... Milke YIIOir' Sll•cfl•a' TaMs �' edding' Sho,~er Given Mrs;· ,.. Dav.is I './ j • ' W- llr. aid Jlro. O...ocoi ~ • lf<o.''·lfliltm;W-,IIro. ~ liolteoiOI' !Wi llro. WU\11!'!-; J-.. ~ '. llr!lo llrt IJonlldllooll, Ml'l. 0no !lUI, rt .:i.t Ml'l. Alfred - cbel. - , wore Mr. IIIII J>lro. car.... ~·· tho BM. IIIII !Ira. A. E. Miller, Mro. Luq ~,.. cer, Ml'l. Earnelt QuWen, Mra. WUiie cundlt! llDd MlckeJ, Dob11J Plorce, K111 Suo Ellen CWIIIIIIII!IIm. Jllu Bdll>le Lou Mocn, M1u BirboraBUI, Mro. x-nt Baoo, ,! Ira. lim ""' tllorooa &1111 PUrlda. llro. Bob JlutJ; Wpll, . 1Jiilacbel, llrL'laroo rJ ~r, lUtJOo 11,111 AIW!eo p..,._ 11ft. th'-'*• ei"')). Olborl pn-..r Jllb 10 tile ._... cuost ...., Mra. Malprot llallu, lllro. ~ Worner1 Mr. aad 1&1. lklllut CuDJllniijlom, Mr. &1111 llro. A. E. Lee, !Ira. Vulo Let, I(J:a. Lot. de SIIO(fteld, Mr. llllllifft.,Ciorlos Nt...W.. Mra. v ... Sa1iob7, Mloo Souloby, llr. 'IIIII Mro. Eddie H~ Mr. IIIII Mooro, Mrl· llorhert Pork!tr. !Ira. Somoon Hall, Ml11 GorMro. Woller Roulh, Mill Slloron trude lileBrido, Mr. &1111 MrL Rwoh, Mro. BIU El<!dnpr, Claude CUnlllne!llm1 &1111 Mra. Mra. Eve)1n u-., Mro. JUDo BIU Amold, ~ !01' Martin, all,o! S y r Mro. J!i1r7 AUIIIIUor,llarUord, Mra. 11<0' Arn)el, !Ira. Ata W. Vo.; Mr. &1111 Mro. WDbor Cuater, Mr4. Jim Elul, Mro. stonrt &1111 Brlln Jotwaa, MaH....W Davia, Mro. Roilftl Jla.. ..... W, VL; Mr. &1111 MrO.IlQo via. MrL . Artie Grbxll.,-, Mrs.. w~ Mill Helen Baer, MI.- J!l•• Mr. and Mrs. Cor/ W. Michael POMEROY _ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Pomeroy, Route 2 are announcing the engagemeli: of their niece, Miss Karen jean Flores, to Mr. Jack Riggs Stanley, son of Mr. a~ Mrs. Hanford stanley, Pomeroy, Route 2. Miss Flores Will nduate this spring from Meigs Hlgtl School. Her fiance, a ~968 graduate of Meigs High School, Is employed by. the Knowl· ton Construction eo. of Oxford. Wedding plans are mcomplete. Miss Flores ls the daughter of Mr. alii Mrs. Pres f1ores of Sunnyside, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cox of Cheshire are ber graniparents. .. chael II a -..,. It Ohio IJDI. •....tV whet'O lhelo ~In -ont oclucetlon. !Ito Ia ........,uy do· Ina ber toachiDa It N Mrs. Dennis McCune Diana Boer is Bride Of Mr. Dennis McCune ••• .• POMEROY - Jn a stteet - alao a cousin of the bride. For a abort wedding trip to length gown ot bridal lace over • white salln, Miss Diana Ruth West VIrginia, the bride chang• • Baer oC Columbus, daughter of ed Into a black dress with white • Mr. and Mrl. Paul Boer or Chell- accents and wore the corsage • • ter, became the bride Mr. from her bridal bouCJiet. • Out or town ll""sts at the wedDemis McCune, 1011 of Mr. and ing and re ~eptlon were Mr. and •• Mrs. Howard McCune of Colum• Mrs. H. H. McCune, Columbus; buo. •• Miss Carol Darst, Marietta; Mrs. Tbe wedding was an event ol Just about che time Butch Bachtel thought the U.S. Air Force 2:30 p.m., Dec. 7, at the Ches- Milford Darst, Athens, and Mr. • had rorgott.en all about him, he got his orders. ter United Methodist Cblrch be- and Mrs. Ward Brubaker and •• B.ach -leaves a week from tomorrow to begin his four year fore an altar decorated with ar- Brenda, Columbus. • The new Mrs. McCune is a bitch. He l!nlisted last fall am was sworn in before Tbanksgl ving. rangements of white gladioli and graduate of Eastel'n High School ••' For the next six weelul, he'll be in baste at San Antonio, Texaa. Af... candelabra. The Rev, Pearl Casand of Mountain State Business • ter U.t he'll be gOing to Missiaslppi for radar schooling. · to performed the double ring • -Meanwhile, his wUe carol wtl1 be staying in Middleport ani con- ceremony following a half hour College where she was a memof nuptial music by Mra. Horace ber or the Society or Golden Girls. ••' tlllliDR: her work at Holzer. She ls employed as a legal aecKarr • •• • TO RECOGNIZE YOU'RE In I de&Akoo job and have the loreThe bride carrying a bouquet ~. !l'!.~ .firm 0{ Cunnl!lsil&bt to t:ry to do stmethl~ ·~ tt, perblp-dlrough more echaeaw ·•0( ....btte'"C~s. waa eaeort. ham, Burna, and Glbb•, ~ Uon. is certainly commendable. ' ed to the altar by her father . neys-at-law, in Columbus, 8nd .o\ftftr four years at Kllser Aluminum, Rita Ball Lewis has giv- Her sister, Linda, was her only Is a member oC the Columbia -en: let her job to resume her sttdies at Ohio University. Her objec- attendant. ~ wore an orange Association ol Legal Secretar••• the is to get a degree in business administration and she thinks brocade dress with a matching ies. • she can complete the requirements in six or so quarters. Mr. McCune graduated from satin headpiece and veiling, and • the Linden McKinley High School carried anoaega,y arrangement at. in Columbus and the Columbus SEE THE "COBRAS'' on the March of Dimes Telethon last orange carnations. servlng as best man for t h e Technical Institute. He is em~ weekend? Those two boys, the one who sang and announced, and the one bridegroom was Vernon Weber. ployed as a de sign draftsman who played the guitar, are former Meigs Counb' residents. They uncle of the brtoo, Rutland. Dean lor the Jftfrey Mining and Ma•• are DaWI and steve Miller, sana of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller, Weber and Dallaa Weber of Rut- chine Co. In Columbia. ' Jr. Mrs. Miller is the fanner Nirw. McCullough of Pomeroy. land, both cousins al the brlde, Mr. ~ Mrs. McCune re&lde at 2892 Dresden st., Columbus. ~ were the ushers. DR. AND MRS. J. J. DAVIS will be off tomorrow on a month' s For her daughter'• weddb1g, ~ •• trip to the South Poctnc. Mrs. Baer was in a brown dress The two are joining a gr<ql of others in Ule medical profession with a beige lace coat and 1rore Announce Eng~gement ~ ~ tor the tour sponsored by the Medical School of the University of a corsage of pink carnatlm.s. ~ Southern CaJUornia. Visit& to New Zealand, Australia, New Guinea, Mrs . McCune was in a black suit Of Louella May Young with white accent trim and wore ~ the Fiji Islands and Sam01 are included on the itinerary. ~ a white carnation corsage. POMEROY - Mr. and Mro. THE CIDLDREN'S CHOIR OF HEATH METHODIST Church ha s A rocepllm wao hold lmmedl· otho Young. Burbank, Ohio, fora nice thing going - they're saving peonies for palms. The young- ately following the wedding In the s&ers will buy the 981ms to be used on the altar on Palm SUrxlay, ehurch social room. A pink and merly ol Meigs Courtb', amoonce the engagement ~ their daualham dten wW either take them home or pus them along to a shut-ln. white color scheme Waa carried ter, Louella M.y, to Gary out In the decorations and the Grunder, foster 1011 of James WfULE A BIRTIIDAY MAY BE "just another day" for you. lt's bride's table featured a tiered Knecht or Seville, Ohio. DOt that WI.)' for many older folks, who take prlde in belr(l! another cake topped with the traditional Miss Young iA a graduate -ol year older. miniature bride and groom. Miss Norwayne High, Crel'ton. Mr. l\) Letart way, Wesley S. Belles, Sr., will have a birthday Sat- Ruth AM Barnhlll, T u p P e r a Grunder Is a gramale or Courday. his 94tb. Last or a family of 1'2, Mr. Belles lives with his Plalns, and Miss Debbie Keeverloa! lllsb SchoOl and lo OIJio dalJihter, Mrs. Ferne Hayman. While his hearing and his eyesight baugft, Pomeroy, Route 3, as-plo,yed with the Ohio Farmers areD't as good as they used to be, he's retained a sense of humor sisted at the reception. ot Leroy, Ohio. A March wedam interest In thinga going on in the world tcday, Guestli were reglatered by dlnB Ia planned. N«hing speciaJ is planned for the day since Ferne is atUI weak Mloa Donna Weber of Rulland, rrun her recent bout with the Ou. but perhaps you might like to send a card. Incidentally, Mr. Belles ' address is Racine, Route 2. or ' . •' •• a*- ! • s• ~ • ' ' ' . I '' • ROSE Portlmouth lll&t> School .... wiD ll"amato In Juno with I JIICbl].or or Sclonee ~ In EllleaUal. Mr. Mlebul gradn- from the Au&uota 111&11 School . . . C&rroll!Oa. In 19115, and Ia aloo • aantor _ . ot Ohio ru: vorait' mUirlnll In oclucatlon. He, too, to c1o111a teach- ohe I'WIO recent- eo, 111111 Meydo Parlatr, llr. IIIII Mro. Lloyd Mr. IIIII Mro. 1)(111 Jolt, Mr. IIIII 'MrL Jootrrey WU11011, llr. IIIII Mro. carl Moore, PGIIItr1'1• Mr. Old Mro. Dory Wal!o, Mr. 11111 MrL llclpr Adomo, tho Rev. &1111 Mrs. Norris Wolfe, the Rev. a n d Mra. Paul F!llprald, llaurbonnalo, DL; IIIII Mr. IIIII Mrs. Pete Ru..eU, Solk V!Dqo, the Dolb' SentlnoL Since her .t... ion Ia somhat impaired abe uoes • llllgll!fylns gllae to reid 14 every line of it, she 11.75. This Ia what I call an lnterelted subscriber. Have a -ui'ce vacation, Daisy, and we boPe her nosega,y bouQJet was 41 yellow and white camalbls with holly. Don C. Michael<>! Carrollton, with the U.S. Navy oo the U.S.S. Ook Rldgo In presently otatloned Miibap on Route 2 PT. Noll, PLEASANT - Donald 1o a sa, GatUPaito Ferry, polloat In Pleloant Valley ll>a- ptal aufferlntl trom !JijUrlao ,... celved In 1 ......,oblde mlllbep FrldoJ IVenlnJ oo 111. 2, Not! Ia llllfferlnil from otracturedcol- lorb6ae and obrutono. Tho mlllbep occurred, aceonJ.. . · ,• Mllllf Lancoagea • He too Ia !ull...tng In hla bl8 N · brother a' footsteps. .,.._ ore I early 3,000 language& 8fe • ,_, recognized · at: the· .preoent line llddltto.. to thliir ~~aim . time. The vast maJo•lty 1Jf &1111 many a boy l<ldlly pro!lts these fall Into 35 unrelated from their knowledge. familfes . ' a• the bridegroom. :a.,..•;Uiard "B.,y.r, ·USED SPECIALS BRAND EW ,, '. . ·.· if Marton. o-:--Which is the nation's OftlV federal health res ort? A- Hot Springs National Patk, Ark., governmentowned and operated . 66 MUST AMG.2 Door Hord Top~ 6 cyl. Star. T. Radio WOMEN ORE' HlVl llADDER IRRIT ATlf lr.K ll:t'rms In a<': ld urine. and t-a.lnlt pa 1n Gl't cvs·n ::x al drulut:I•U todi.Y - CRASH SHOE SALE NOW GOING ON · • • - HURRY . ••• hooter, w/o tlre•-. - ·---' ·-·........................... $1495 ' 66 N(' w Zen 1tt1 " Zent.•tll' " r.1 n make l1l1.'! fun ,1~~in . rrt' ci~ion o~mplifi ­ r o~t 11 1n fro m 2 Mir ro ' llth >( • - 1111 u1t., W t · o~th ~ o n tv 111> nu nu:! ~n.d 1111ud fo• mro • l m 1111 lm~n c-u rne H'l lo r ,1 1h·mu n• l r.1 loon u l Z <! f1tlh ~ lll'W It l>l J~- lw I'"' 111~ht fn r \'IH I 1 z,..,,.,,,. 7'1tiiJ/ !he ''"'''"' ''"'''" <x•<on• <"<· " ' mo• S"' 0 oo -fi.I!T'·-1011.' 711) 2 [:-.II IH 0 LAL1K ......,,"' WI I 11'11 ........ ~ WI~....... :J "'"' llltillull dtttlts .,_. ''" 111nt11ra :l PluM~ flit" tlomtto IHIIII' tor I.Cifttt: onSUJtiOit. \,- .. ------··. ""'~-------.-· RAMBLER Alnilooooolor 4 Dr. 8 cyl,, aoto. ~lit. Powtr steerln1, power lnokea, w/w tlr••--- - -51495 66 FoRD GALAXIE 500 4 Door, I cyl. Auto. ·bono. Powot· otoorlng & IKakoo radio & hoator, w/w tlreo. • $1595 66 I'AIRLAME PS, PB, R&H, : 2 i!- Hard Top. I oyl. A~to. :t':· tlroo .... ____.. ,............... - ..51'495, 67 DODGE DART G. T. -Con~ertl~le, I cyl. Auto. trono. PS, PI, II&H, w/w tlroo...................... - .. S1f95 . 63 CHI!V. !!OVA 2 Do0r Honl To,..4 cyl. Stan•• R&H, w/w tlrel........ -~ ..............:.... _ ... _ ......$795 ,. " ' .. ·, " 6:t 1'9RP ·\IALAXII! 500, 8 cyl. Auto. !Nu. PSf' , .Roolio . .. lio<ifor, w/• llrOI ........ - ......................... $69 tr••· j .'' ;~ '\' I BY . ·russv uo.-. :.~~..!7·=-'= dovplana will be by Morpr« ...._,., the lleY. &1111 II r 1. Geor.. !lddall &1111 flmllr, Mlaa RoiO lrlorlo · l*loett, CoUrl11. II waa qrood to - UDI· tlnuo meetlnso m the third Man- ~ ot Ohio dar alibi of eadt llllllllh. ~­ verolq, Ia _.tins tile ·- · ma[dn& JIZ'Ojeetl were cllocuoo· eed bore- her~. Mr. .... Mrl. George Hackett, Jr . bu opoolt the During the ooc::lol hour M r o. Bill Hoc:kell paot It b!lmo relurll.l tooorvedretres-•10 Mra. Cottrill, Mri. J..tincJon, d!IY 10 Caae-Woatern RONI'\'O \Generiere SeJmetder, Jean Hall, ot Clevelond. Dorio Frioud, Mll*od Pleree, · Cborleo Clorklon, !101'· Aaneo White, IIIII 1 suoot, Cor- en1o ..,.. live In Ajlpletoo, Wlo., ,.. a - - Ylaltor bore. He ren Bolin. ""'· attend• the Unlverolzy of Daytm Barrs Announcing &DIIwu t h e - potof'lill FOU,, a lludent It Miami, and lila LANGSVlLLE- Mr. ond!lrl. ponoto, Mr. and Mrl. Larry D. Barr, Lanlsville. are Fetf,-, Pomeroy. .......clog tile blrtb 0{ . . eldll .... • SI{FFER eve.'Y wmtf¥, .. wear WlRtl and WBatlieP-· · ; • Al5p.o..i Prl~es NQ\)!1 . ' ' ' Layette Shower is Given Mrs. Radford Birth of Daughter pound daughter, Mldtelle R-, on Jan. 28, at Holzer llledlcal IN REFORGER I POMEROY - Ann.Y Private First Claaa William R Neeee. 25, son ol Mi-. IIIJ Mrs. Fauire:e Cooter. Ma1ernll grandparent& a r .e Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma, Sr., POmeroy, and paternal grandparent• are Mr. and Mra. Neece, Roote 4, Is in Gel'lllllDY as a scout driver with tbe 24th Alpha Barr, Lllngsvllle. Mr. and Infantry Divloion taklns port In Mrs. Harley T. Jolmsoo, POme- the military Exercise Relorpr roy, are maternal great-grand- L parents. or POIIEIIOY - ilolloriDB A ~olte - - lira. Rollin Rod- ford b u - plomed for 'IIIID- d!IY ot 7:30 p.m. In the .mJ IN GERMANY room of the Rock~· llotbCROWN CITY - Army Pri· odlat Clolrcb. vote Flrot Ciao~ Jliomy L. CumHoote1101 for t h e - will mons, 23, son of Mr. and Mn. be Mrl. Norman Weyoromlller, WWiam ll CumlllOIII, Route 1, Mra. Clll!ord Lei!belt, Mro. wu. Is In GermiD)' ll 1 clrlver 'lrith Jlam Cllrk, Mrs. llarold Bllc:kthe 24th Infantry Division taklns atm, and Mrs. Edgar Allbott. part in the mUitary Exercise All !rloodJ and relallvel ~ Mr. Reforger L Hla wtte, Shlrley, lives on RcQ.e 3, Manila~ and Kon. Ill - llrs. Radtord are 1mited - · No lnvltatlma willtile be mailed. SEE OUR SELECTION OF SPRING SHOES NOW IN STOCK "· Church ~ellowship • Holds Skating Party POMEROY - Tho Youth Fel· lowllbq> or the l'llmeroy Sev-~ Mventlst Church belcl . .-,'' Fashion's Fabulous Fake ... The Mad.Mock Turtle! If you love fahion's big put-ons, this Is ttM-Iii'Nt look 'to lltch onto I . ;, '.6) It's mocked up turtle, trimmed in • eomr-.dng tortoialook buckle. In While or Bone wrtle print uppen:$14. Molchlng handbo9, $8. ~me As...ainSEVENTfEN SHOES Open Fri. Nllht Til 9 P.M. • Open All Oay Thll'sday In The Upper Block • Pomeroy, Ohio thr...., To All Retail Businessmen In dur· EXPEa AN IMPORTANT YISI1 FioM THE cmZENS . ftATIONAL IANI WILL DO FOR YOU ••• BankAmericord bring'lo you more and better cuslomen. People with good credit spend more . . . because they hove more. We 5-eek them out for you. · Bank~mericord builds larger unit soles - ., WOJ• ·, ' -The ·mqn • · 11aa aH the a~'WLII'I l• the Citizen• ' Ndtl,nal B..U.A!Oi.lcord Ropnl.,tatlve. Ho'• calling on mwChOnts-' rig~ now. If '' -' haaft•t c•*Piained this ~'' iW~portont merchandising program to ~ .J4't, th9nces ~he'll lie 1tapill~g in very •,c i . >" • •"!n· · Ci~iaona NdtiOrilll BankAmerlcard Ropreki.toilv•· \WhOt .ho ho,; ·to _te11 ..r!'V 1• i(!I!'III imP«fant - THE, B.EST ·B!.!S1N"SS''N~· Y,.!fV~ .. ·HEARD. IN YEARS ,- , ,• .JI!:i!N•·OPI ~B; r ,. wl,tn tlio ' dleport HERE'S WHAT IANUMIRI<ARD AI a merc:~Qnt Mmber of the nft Citizena Na· '.ti_?nal Bto~k~oricar,d prOfi'pm, you wiU got a ~ig · ohilro of busoneol from tho pooplo who w11i be usong ttl8-ir ·SankAmericaraa to buy this More convenient yobf skin 'seems to By ';f'tJSSY · ' .... Roll eallwu........,..byeidlt .. :· .... re- CoJaWjiJ - "America and Americana. •• Mro. Lorry Wohruiti, Mra. Cberles Hoffman, !Ira. . Flo lng bla loot osotcnment In VietMr• RoiiOkl llr<Jtm. 111111. He Ia an llrerall ports,,.,.. It was aloo nOted that arttdea Strickland, . · • nn11o PlY 11J111elallot In l!eldquorten blive beenpurchaoed lor 1 oo~- · low, Mro. Harvey Von V "' ColqJaiiJ tlunDbou Army Alr' UDe ·box lor a · servlcentJD. 'The Mra. D o n lrlullea, IIIII Mro. fleld. · birthdays of Mro. D<ll Collins Georse.Homu.n. ;. !rom fit..ulllll.'" a. cioJ:e of ""' - . 1101' . . . -otlnz Jrflm I bear! otloJ!ll, , ~ 'lrittba acrlptanl'erM. Mr: IIIII Mro. 1'1111 Smart for tile ,.... ..... - w i t h ..,... · - ...... - · recant Yllltorl Ia .QDdn.. Doll tllelr lllll>ln.Jow and "-" ime aectpled. Within the neXt few weeks, a Citiz.ens National Bank Representative .will oall on you with full d.. toils on tholr now BankA-ie~r~ Cha11o Account Plan. . '1' ¥ 1 HOME Com1non Kldn l?)' or Bladder lrl ,,._ tluns nrfec t Lw l ~e a5 many wo~n U ml·n_ of!en cau.. :ng t •n~eneU and neno ul f1e81 (rom frHtu l' nt . burnlnJ, twhl nll: urination. secondarily, you ma y loll' 1deep 11nli ha VP HNd.ch-. Ba<·k.. chl' i and ft-l'L older, tired , (lePt<'ued I n ~ur h CI> IH!I . CYST EX UIU· a ll y bri nK s rel axi n~ c omfort bY c urb- -t liar: • SYRACUSE - Mu. Augusta WUl returned home here Tl"llrsUy after an extended visit with bel' brother-in-law a nd sister. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bentz at llro. Bornlrd - ... - Philson to review Steinbeck's • ' IN A NOTE THIS WEEK from Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. , she tells aas that she has received one of the calendars which has a cover picture of a champion Arabian stallion owned by Helen West Meier and her husband of the Mar Darr Arabian stables at Mt. Vernon. Formerly of Pomeroy, Mrs. Meier and her husband operate the Victory Grocery at Mt. Vernon. We're told that they now have 43 horses which rank with the be st in the country. RETUR ~S 6:30p.m. 'lbe tuition II tbe oame II 11\e 'J'n)ing CIUI and will loot ..., Jlolzy, Port earned lor sorla1 'oi. d. Jiood, Mro. ~· or ........ apenUono ; r.o- Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.. home or Mrs. Richard owen; Mrs. Ben 12 ...... 'lbe Jlach!Do !b:ip Cl1os tauaia b7 )It, C. R. Schurman wiD be 1 akatlng Tuesdl,y nllhl. bold ot the SOn!or llilh School Aleo attendlnl were guests and ,on Mandl)' IIIII W-odl1 at the youth direCtors, Mrs. CJara 8:30 p.m. The lullbl for tllla Molnfoyre, !Ira. Rita Wrilht and ' alaos wiD be $20 IIIII tile closo lriJ'. Goorgo Bulb, and tbeclolrch &1111 Mn Bud Stillp""''wen ob- will be for a 12 """k period. paatoi &1111 - · Mr. IIIII Mro. served with dfta·.'6'aln thalr .... Pldllp Gqer, Athens. cre:t ,.ta.~~ Mrs. Don McKnl&ht The Followohlp ineeta every will be boateaa for tile ilexl"'""' WednesdQ nl&bt a1 7:30, at the RECEIVFS AW AllllS Ins ot tho club llooae. All l'W1h8 or the area . , Mra. Gilmore uaecJ a II"OOD EWINGTON - Army !l>e<lal· chun:ll. uewatcome. ist Ftw Keith L. Kerr, 21. whoae and yellow color ochllmo In the _.,. " · - J u.... oo Route desaert course which ahe serv- ..-.-. _ , o, ed. .ilteodllll beoldeo theM...,.. ~ 1, ""elved his second d lilt Moroliall ·KIJII 20th awordo of the Air Medal U.o. ~ 16 at Ft. Campbell, ~•• PoMEROY - A !it1>ject.'of rememborlns dllldn!n at the Malp ~ name with di.Y g11ta """ odqlted at wetiDOidly nljtbt's meotllW or the ·sew.RI~&&w~ns held at the home of Mrs. El.. Gilmore. llr. aDd """ lot!~! 11111• ~ -. . Project Undertaken by Cl~b · MIDDLEPORT. OHIO GALLIPOLIS, O. '' I will b1 an Tuelldl,y and Tburo. ..., Di8lltl at the SOn!or 111&11 ot IlURE MIDDLEPORT & . ..,,enil ~l'I'O•o. IIIII Sborthand alolaes. Sborthand LESS LEGS- Du•ley Florist Spain, se"ed aa belt man, and the usher was Joe White of New Plymouth, a c:ollego friend of Gasses Hold Driver Injured in whllo In Rltl- remolna 10 dar Diabt, ot lOOF ball. y_.... lrl8morlol Jlotpltal. II POMEROY Gorden Club, lionwas ~~ tbat the Februa dQ, 1 p.m., at home of Mrl. 111;1' mectin8 wiD bl 11 the Mid- Harold Brown. ~ U- - o t RIVERVIEW P.T.A., 7:30Mon· Church, dar .alibi at the ochool. l'lo1 A frleadlblp circle and Jll'l1· Scol)b will the nag <ereor bJ Mloo Sauer COII<Iuded tbe mony and preaent aftratllddemmeellni. ooatratlon. Put preoldents will be re_.tzed. GnndpBrenll wiD count twtce on the room count. TUE!IJAY POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Order of the Eutern star, 7:46 p, m. TUesdQ nljtbt at the POme• PT. 'PLEASANT - There are roy MaiiOIIIc Temple; lnotallaallll 1 lew _,tnso In the adult lbl of two olllcero. REGULAR MEETING, Middleclolaeo ot Point Ploaoont. Cluoport Lnd&e 363, F &AM, TUooea1 time and places· are as Ustd!IY, 7:30 p.m.; all Malter Maod: ...,. ln¥lled by Carl L. TQlor, 'l1le Clothius Conotructlon ""rllhlaltul master. Clua will be bold ot the """ MEIGS TEMPLE 153, Pythlan Jr~ · llilh School cm ado Rl..r Slotero, 7:30 Tueoday night at lklad. Tbue ....... will be the l)all; formal installation or taugJtt by Mro. Lathe1 aDd will omeera; members to wear for.. be bold cm Tueodl1 IIIII '11urt· diiY nl&llll bedmlow Fob. f, 116:- mils; refreshments by hostess 30 p.m. The tuition will be $6 eommlttee. Mrs. Elizabeth Alllor lllll .duo and, Will bl belcl man Is installing officer. WEi>NESDAY for. dx weeki. . Thll will be a MIDDJ4:PORT Literary Club, ver..Wo cleoo wWI ilollmlnB ·=~to~~~~ ONLY $229 CENTER.P,T~A. lrloo- medl- · ': liALEirl u.. .... more advonCO!I - . . . I and n wiU be held Ina to Biota ,IIOilce, ··Nott at 'I'1Pilll the Senior llilh School II waa travollns-..,RI.·~ . IIIII 8:30 p.m. Thll ••••• will be Ill His brother. Larry. {L1Ule ~ on hll brlkes to •"'id btltint • llial 1'1111 back illllndl1 . &1111 W-ada,y nl&hU. Foozl also doea a !lne 'l'lle . tuition will be $12.50 and AS SHOWN i·Bible • m • Opemugs ' IULTON WOLFE, JR., better known as uatg Fooz," . B~ weD ol all tbe boya he has coached In bask-. Big Fool ia presently the reserve ..tiket;. ball coach at Southern H i g h Scbool, IDd, we might add, ts doiow very welL Fool lo not only a fine teacher but an excellent coach. In the pUt he baa hod many cha...,lonlhfll teomo. (U itloola . .' .' Beauty - Pick Up Our Newest Permanent Flower Arran1ements ~or rldiiCIII, .,.,....ct chairmen. man. SounJI . m~ For Lastlna York City served aa her maid r1 hc:nor. 9te w,.s in a noor length gown of green velvot, and MRS. DAISY ROUSH, SJracuse, visiting her SORI, (lwoJ.el and you enJoy the at the · 11<1me of llro. Tom Kelly: Mro, Jlcl< ~ttorOeld, al J.eader; lr1111 Cblrlotle Jla.. K/IWir - and tllelt home, ll!e wia dven by GeM Armo. A comm!UM of Patricians chore plna lor the second year members. It was a - e d that f5 Will gl- to · the COmbined Charities Drive. For ertertalmneat, ~rs pia3ed Latin pmos with Ber· ....Ito HOIII18o~y, Dobbie Jlar.. brecht, Turla Clltwonhy, Dave KriWI<YI!Ol, and Rlchud Delli Wlnnlns. Afterwords, rofreahmeiU of cooklea IIIII Kool·Aid were served by the momt.. aeeUan ye&r cla01 ..uh Louise TU· Jlo and Linda Midkiff •• co - Duckworth aD:I flmilies, In . R~ Daily loves to reeelve m. --w in charge. A 1'tJ)Ol't on tha Latin peoplo ,m I 'lllll"\'• 1 !Ncb; .'«o.-rlnlolllm '"' Ill'.,... Club !nto inany homes. .. bome-- · Mias Ma.r garet Handley f1 New Frlend- ohlp Plumb A(i. · was bea..., The WeiCht of the quilt Ia "hat amazed me. 'l1le qullto tllet I hove, made by my ~ er, man,y years ago. 1n heavt.or In weight than the 0001 modo ;oda.v. It wao beoull!ully dooeond ' JDOBI ottroctlve. Rooe Aid obo lo ~ending thlo. particulAr quilt W Charleston. Thit la one ol illafo< that hove made their WQ· w neckline. Her bouffant veU of u. daupter, Jaae, lton~too~;IIIII=~~Mr=.·,~11 '~ 1ua1oo wa• --•~ 1~ aDd<.·Olld.- . , c, hei' ·\m1y ll!*e!rr ·wao a pearl ehlldrBII, -·John necklace. The bride carried a Melinda, Atlanta, Gal. nooegay bouquet a( pejli)Ormln~ A 1965 graduate of Pomeroy white, blue, and yellow tlowera JUgb School, the new Mrl. Ml· with holly leal accents• Roman L ...~ quills 111..,.., Qualificptions Jurr.tu.. .... .1Jithnd . . . . . "' bar Ill.-; .... -.,s ..... dlepqrt Flr~t United Prelb)rter. ian Clurcb, 7:&0 ~ n1811t . P1laiJ!1 104 for - · follow- "-'"~ ! pslbli'V -er. 5eerotar7 and - - reporlo ioid tllo yoarlr 1ft-............ 011 l'rolbltmaD ~- 10 be ot tile ..... 7 30 · ot .._ -~·tile ll,elp 111&11 School tllll """""· .... • : p.m. . - ~. I (lnup otndq of uWt.at 1 bond, wolor cHnctl'"' of Glen ire is r~ . we Have tn ""••• 11111 ~wiD .,.._ • ~: by lira Joo'lllrMr prn. F 1 Dq -rved, " ldeul, _.... ~ Mrl. Dllbl of putpnli-1. Topic of •-•• Bl •-~~~--• MIDDLEPORT Gorden Club, 8 •~ ftl - · - ' .........._ 0 I Collllllillo Gu leader IIIII ., _ oerlpme flom p.m. · MIDDLEPORT - Tilt Latin Eeclellallleo &1111 1 of Oblo; delllollltrl&kl by llelQ' Club' or Mateo Hiah ~ Scbool met New-. . ed · -w- -I..,. TIIIOODORUS COUNCU. 17, J...ary 20 at Ml6lltpOrt School A-~ note for~ ·--~ 7:30Mon 'lrith Conoul Beelq -lhelt WU reid from BirO. 0, E; Me· Doudrterl 0{ ~=•CII, • • proudly diBJ)·~llng of ly. 'lbe lin. ~~~~~~r., 325 degree• 25-30 mll>lleo, cut 11110 bora 2" x 3" • la For ber daulllrter'• weddin& POMEROY - An altar cen. Mrs. Handley wore anaQJadrus torpiece of while gladioli and with a blue tinted carnalbl corpom poms used with reel poln. sago. Mra. Michael wu In a aettias decorated the Sacred Heart Catholic: Church tor t h e ll"eea wool onlemblewlthaereen wedding ~ Mloa Mary &le lland- tinted C01'IIIIi:kln A re<eptlon honorinB tho oou. ley to Carl w. Michael. po was hold at tile home 0( the Tho bride lo tile daiiKhtor of HAS BEEN ILL bride'& _..,,, Holly and while Inti It PortiiJIIQIIh 111&11 Scbeol ~·· John F. Handley, 207 RUTLAND - Mulberry Ave., POmeroy, The gladioli wore featured In thedec- and _.m to .,...ute In Juno, bu Clllllo It ber oratlona and asailtlng with the bridegroom"& ·parents are Mr. Tho couple rolidea ot 3736 serving were :Mrs. Mary Kunzeland Mrs. Earl Miebael of Carland Galllo st. In Now Bolttlll. man, Mrs. Helena Brlckle1, Pam rollton, Route 1. Vows of the double ring cere. McClanahan, Thurma V8118bon. mony were read at 11:30 a.m. on and Janice Wellruna, all of FilmA CHARMING COLONIAL WRITING December 21 by the Rev. Fr. eroy. For a brief honeymoon, the John Sberry, )\laic for the cereDESK IN GLOWING MAPLE • • - • - - • • bride cllanged Into a white wool rnoqy was by Mrs. Ben Neutz. ling. organist, and Mro. Mar- dreoa. ~t ol 1o1m guellll II tile INSIDE - A SOLID STATE STEREO AND vin Burt, vocall•~ with the ae- wedding and recoptlon were Mr. lecUons including ·~our Father,'' and Mrs. Ralph Mapa, Navarre; AM • FM RADIO I "Whither Thou Coest,"anci'•Ave Mr. and Mra. Georgo Michael and Mro. ota lrllebael, carrollMarla." For her wedding tho bride wore ton; Mrs. Martha J.ewt•, Maea floor length gown of white bro- alllon; Mr. and· Mrl. Leonard cade fashioned with an empire llandltll' and soo, Pat, IIIII Mr. waist, long aJeeves and bateau aDd Mra. L a - HandleY IIIII =-· GINTIIChea- ot ne1r Gl•- -.t 28 Girlt Pdp - . a. - l u i 111&111MONDAY GROVP I, Wolnen'o A1111,, Mld- ~-~-­ ftully chllrman. or It the ~ Junior H I 'h .RACINE· CIIAn:EillH OrSchoo~ . -,':" 1 -.1¥ « c1or of the Eulloio t~~ar.' 7:30 _ the ~ 'lbe r I P le lloiMiq n1a1.t ai ... _ . Tem'lbrell, .. bl dll!ltlbuled al · po; · lloJIIII1 Gnlld ._ Poor o v e r - - CID ...... 1!10 ··~· IIIII ........ !leu· lllllrlct n ...... "-" Wolfe ened condenaed milk. Bal<e at er ~ to -lnlo tile wiD bl a auoat. at Handley- Michael Vows~~r=:~:~~J::. :E;:~E£::~ u-e, ·Taken December 21st Miss Koren Jean Flores afal""'"' ~I idolooofJII'OI~~~~~~ ·- ' - - 'It Frldar 'llilbl'l fir t1J8 IIIIIW_.a Cll!'llll!l!l Tom.p iluce U1llon It the lllcMl~ Fltot U n I ~;' d l'reob7t«<ID , Cburdl, _4 .,.rt clllkl-, QIOri - SYIIACUIE - « ~ ;.ua, of "" ..ui SEyEN LAYER · niC1:o Mro. R.... t)IIIIO) Aahloy, Letart Falla, haa IUbthltted a S.y;. 11'1 'il>lch , 11 .. Loyer Cooklo roe~ June 1968 G-llaJWw 'A lb. ~r or doq _ told ihe that nOt ool,y are jhe In 13" , 9" x 2" pin cookies delleiouf, but 10 ~f Md In ~oro ll 'llt19<1 - do to prepare that ,even • child can not otlr • make them. Her son. Keith, 1 cut snohlm cncker crUmb• DOthlns or golns Into tile kltcben 1 Plic. (6 oz;) chocolllle chlpa and preparing the recipe. I'm 1 pkg. (6 oz;)butleroelltdlchljlo aure readers who enjoy eookJ.n& 1 .,.., ohredded cocuill will tJlpreciate this recipe. 1 ""' Entllllh wobMo • c.,_a 'Ibanks so much, June. CReciPe --In .... - ·a m- . CJau or.""! Plr"!llld!- ' IIIPDL£PCiaT - /4 pi-op..., ·.POMEROY- A , _ . . . _• . u.,.l Da.to, ,k., MkMI.-t; .., ,_.. "'"' B!U '))a... Mn. ·llanJid llol.mfo, Mro. I!V(Ccldo' - . l of ~ wu a1t lloi!DN• AQ!O!'o; llro. Btn bold ~ at thi of J1!1cn1 Jlitl lilluon Flnelo ·m.,,..,•.,, Society Will·' Continue Aid Chur.c.h Class,· Meets Monday Y£1U"Meets . . lo. f-Aiddleport . 4't .'. W.;ch , for your llcirikllniorlc,rd cuotomor \tillka fflroiltlh your ··~: l-'}' ' . ~~~-;:;;,. . •'• . <!oF· •.. .. .,. •. and more of them. . Studies show that BonkAmericord holdeN. command greater buying power. They will form one of the mod effective morke_ts in this area. BonkAmericord eliminates credit risks and losses. We do the credit checks . When a cordholder (ome ~ to your place of businen, you need not worry whether to let him charge the purchase . You just sell him what he won h . BonkAmericard makes every sole o cm'h wle . You get cosh immediately for eYery soles draft. Frees your working capitol and gives you greoter o~roting effK:iency. Witt. cosh insteod ot occounts recei¥oble you con toke tupPiier discounts. BankAmericord means no bills to send. 0o away w~th thi1 costly operation that contribute~ to nothing but overheod . 8ankAmericord ends problems. Colle-ct~l\9 overd~M ,occount\ is bath time consuming and costt,r . It's a headache )'OU con do without. • '1 ' BankArnericord lowets o~roting costs. ·E~inates many of the more unproduction details that eat intOrpi'ofits, lilct fOJJM, stationery, end~ss f,oper-work , etc. · ' ' �•. YIN Ml .fury Awaits Garrison's. ·c ase Against Shaw as \Plotter Fresh, to get the jur)'. The 1weartne: in CJl Pete M. Tatum, 45, a medwtlc, u the -.!tUng hi.U1Ched over 1 glan-tq, lZih Juror cleared the "II lor · table and •taring into their lestilnOQI' to .S.n earl¥ .nut eye1, 12 men were seated twee~ Two alterMte Juror• to Sotunlay to try him oa chorpa 1ene In c&le one of he plotted to murder President regulan pt1 elCk were yet ~ to, Judae hbn. ' Ho boo been awaltirw trial since March, 1817, John F, K.e~. H took i II )loyal IJ1d Alcock Jr., a'taldlr&: in tor Dist. At.Q". Jim GarriiOI'I, tald po(el)o tial juron since tbe trlal started Jan. 21 that the state IIY PRESTON MCGRAW ~'EW ORLEANS (\JpO- Willi ·chal.....,oklqj CJo.y L. Sllaw t-, 807 Prospecdve jurors- 1 record for this Missiujppj River city _ HARVEll TIME SLICED ~· FlESH SLICED lbs. B res ·sAUSAGE ligures before a background LOW lOW, PIICI lb. LOAF .... "" ,. ' ' FLORDlA NEW' CROP PlUS DEPOSIT WHITE SEEDLES$ LARGE ·GOLDEN: U.S. NO. 1 ' GRAPEFRUIT lb. ·BAG ~-; ' "Since the dishes always have been a part or Meigs Coun"Q', I think they should continue to rem&in in the cowtty, If the Meigs Muaeutn does come about, 1 will aee thlt the plates are pltced ·there.'' Mrs. Weeks promlse4, The museum; of COurae. ia inother story. · Plana have been underway tor sometime for the C(ll'lltiuction West SCOT LAD TOMATOES 303 CAN PEAI303CAN GREEN B . .NS 303 CAN PORK 4 BEANS 2 1/2 CAN BEANS 303 CAN 303CAN lb. Bag troop!,, , uNucl~ escaladon wo.dd be 1lie .CJ!ily alte'tnallve to ourrea- ISCUllS GAL. 2 lb. All Prices Effective l , AT BOTH SUPER MARKET- OPEN DAILY & 'tuNe 9 to 9:30 p.m. PHONE: 446-11011 Y• •. , Pl•nty Ql Free P•klng · 'lio . Rol~rvo· Th• Right T.. Lioolt Quontltlu ' ' • ._ • 85,VINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . I, STORES A- pkg. 39~ 8 u. till tl case ot a major attack," Hea13 told · an lnte.....uo..J military science conference. Heal¥ aald .... &Uporlorlzy of Soviet-led Warsaw Pact Cor~• in eonventional weapons was 10 'IJ'e&t uaa to render doubtfUl any ' prospect that NATO might have of putting up a convention· .. "defeue for lfL()re than a few days.'" Dralllng NATO l'llllq Tile Brltlah defon10 chief aald der CANs· FOR ONLY 1/2 , prove .. _ hutt to """ the &he Preddent died ... fedOnl rrmn re~eo ~ the~-7 ""'" Gorrl- docland lila """"M1 ,._ bullet• !Ired b)' - - - ·~ with tllo aliOBed Sllaw ln the conspiracy lor which contpiracy. · Shaw is betrw- tried." • Alcocl< laa aald the state doe• Halleek &aid he """"' ott not hlle to do 10 but IIIQ. · hear tealimony ot two medleal Garrlooo c<>ntsnda u.t Sllaw p i - wltll OIWald &lid Forrle in New Orlean• in Slptembu, $1 Britain lind West Germany were "eurrently working out a ~NATO doctrine for tile ·Initial use of nuclear weaponry in a number ol tactieal ~ations." Ileal¥ ....... as u.s. troop& engaged 1n war gamea In West Germaqy near the Czechoslovak b&rder · demonstrated alr caval~ ry asaault techDiqueo developed In Sou1h Vietnam. NA'I'O apoke11111on laid 11)&81 helicopter tactics llliJI make II IJO¥ible for ~ C<IUntriel to •crape larp at.andlnc armtea In favor ..,.an of ,...War forcea bad~bfrUerVes. Demands Talks on Hijacks PAGE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1969 WASHINGTON (UPO - ' ' MRS. ELDON WEEKS, Rock Sprtrws Road, holds one of six plates which traditionally ha\'e been passed down In her family for generations to the eldest daughter. The plates are a part. or a set or disbea which it Is believed arrived by flat~ boat well before Meigs County was establtahed In 1819. They were made in stai'Kordshire, E~land. of a building for it by the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society. The 1ociety has attempted to work out. 1 plan thrqh which the building woold be constructed SO II to include omce [actilttes for ·two federal agencies. The rental rrom these facUlties . would..prQV~.JnJncome ofabout · $5,268 a year.~ However, tile tlnal bid on the museum was $115,000 The soctet;y has about $45,000, either on hand or ln pledges. Unless more futds are forthoomlng the $70,000 -balance is apparently too great to permit the societ}" to proceed. Meantime, Mrs. Weeks - who ln11erited the s\J Legend of Montrose plates from her mother, the late Mrs. John frick probably like a num.be.r of other Mei&:s Countlans stand's by with her cortrlbution to helP _preserve the history of Meigs County just as soon as a museum is readied. Huge Lair for 10,000 Enemy Is Discovered ' SAIGON C.UPO - U. S. forceo tile approaches to Sal· gon Saturday uncovered a tmge WlderiJ'(Wld complex capable of hiding 10,000 Communist so IJIIIOrdlng Germany NATO foreea were prepared to use ruclear weapons In thfl evenl of ao aU...rt luvulon of Wel1el'll m.rope by Soviet lb. ' data Expect Mideast Moves NATO has Nuclear Potential MUNICH, SEAL TEST GRADE A HOMOGENIZEN , ••rta Ia Gorrlaon'a ......,. "' .. ., 4latrlct eUameY'I omee In New 0rloonl to declare whether Garrlaoo Ia &VInll to lrJ to / VOL. IV NO. I (I! PO- Brllilh Defense Minister Donia W, Heal¥ aald '8atunlay ' James or AntlQ.ue collectors Who ..,_ve seen the remaining six pieces s-.y that the plates are quite val•ble, According to the word ot mouth lore of the family, a niece of Mrs. Weeks in InJiana is the eligible heir to the plates. However, Mrs. Weeks said the niece is not enthusiastic abwt an.. ' ., RED RIPE SOLIDS co E 8 pk 1 gal. ittQr. DisL castles. tiq~1. ,;, Alit. nt.1111ber ot eenerat1on1 In the Cam1ly of Mrs. ·Eldon Weeks. Rock SprlnKs Road, will be brO:. ken It the planned Meigs County Museum materializes. It hla ~n tradltion that a set or dllhell purehlsed by sammy Errln, a settler here before 1Meigs County wu establl1hed in 1819. be handectdown through hla flm!ly to the oldest daughter. 1be years have taken their toll in the preservation or the set - originally 1 complete setttrw tor six - until now there 1re only aix plates remaining. AccordlDJ to tradition handed down in the family, S&mmy Er· vin purchased the set as a weddir-e preaent for his daughter. The dishes ·came down the Ohio River on a .QatboaL Made in statrordshire, Eng.. land, the dishes are of the "Legend ot MontrO!ie" pattern. In an off .. red calor. the plaJ;es picture a swordsman and other 99~ HOME MADE . anti Ferrie are dead. IIY BOB HOEFUCII . POMEROY - A tradition of a 3 .. ~' ,n.t Halleek In Walhlqpoo lor tllo Dishes Await Museum BOLOGNA lb. ...;;... Shaw, weartne a brown suit with 1 green tie, stared straight and hard at the 12 men chosen oo a charge of COIIIIJirlnl wltll LM HarV,y Oowald IIIII ttnie alrll.ne David :yt. Forrto to kll1 KeiiiiOCIY. OawO!it IOu&b IIIII F!lleon ol the lint 19 thew...... q_ueltloned Slturdly were dl.. repca1 ul tal.cy tale." milled ........ ....,. aold ....,. Mootoltllo 807~.. were preju4iced ln Ga.rrltol'l'a Juron clllmlaood durilll t11o fltat CaM qalnst Shaw~ ll dirt's were Hat hame becaaue '"' AddreSHS .JUI"J they hid an ~inion to the can, It lo bello>ecl Gatrl""' will bocouao tbe.JI would ott bo poldl make hi• openirw; •tetement co for juror duty or booauao tlloy the jury Wednollda¥. 'l11ot lo t11o could ott leave tllolr flmU!eo. · clay set by Judge Chorleo Gorrl...,, a 1a11, 1 - ..... cOuld . 1963, R CUT PORK LOIN E A D. bechote~ dou not have tQ prove that k.,..., • WU kQled. &s a reiUlt of t11o allopd plot. F - No COIJIPiney 'Kennecb -was asAs1l.-.ed in DaUlt Nov. 22, 19,63,. The warTen Canmisslon nport aald 01WIId alooo munlt...,; Keru. d)' and aid there n1 ·m evidence of a con.,tracy. I WlfiiN&ft, AAA TIIAPI"IC. I"'•TaN CONTa•T • Ownpion Bad Oteck \'\Hter to be Tried CD!CL~D.LE, Ohio (I! POTrial It to start Monday In Pick· away Count;y Common P l e a s Court for Tom L. Creachbaum, operator of a. 500-acre farm in Fa,yette Courd;y, who waa charged wltll wrlllng bad checks to. tallng $1,238,000. Creachbaum was i.odicted lo October on 18 counts and was to have been tried last mmth, but II .... poalpOned to Monday. Ha was aceused of writlng checks on an account in a Sabina bank to a New Holland bank. TO HELP WITH MONEY WASHINGTON (UPD - Federal funds _u,. $1.1 mllllonw111 be mOde available by the Juotice :Deparunent's Law Enforce- . mont Assistance Administration to improve police and crlml~ justlce ayotema, LE.V Dlrectot; · Patrick V. Murphy aDliOOII<ed Saturda¥. . " 'Senato~s dlers. The labyrinth lnc:luded a Held hospital, mess halls, conference rooms and repair shops, Nearby, Amertcandefenderaof an artillery base hurled back a Viet Cong charge ln sharp fightIng. Intelligence reports from tbe same general area indicated elements or the 9th Nortb Viet~ namese division were moving into South Vietnam rrom lairs in Cam. bodla. American spokesmen said the wtderground camp, possibly the large~ complex yet diaoov~ ered iD the war, was found along the Song Be River 30 mllesnorth ot Saigon on a primal')' Commu~ nllt lndltratlon route to t h e North VIetnamese capital. "The more we go, the more we find," ooe high-ranking offiolflcer ol tho U. S. (lot) A I r Cavalry dlviaktn said as h I s · mon probed Into the builkera alt. uated along a two mlle area 21 miles weat of the Cambodian border, President. Nil:on conferred wtth his National Security Council for more than three hours Sl.turda)' on the Middle Eas~ lntenalfied U.S. diplomatic e1forts toward a settlement of Arab--Israeli differences wen now eJI)ect.ed. The President .sat down with hls leading military, diplomatic and intelligence advisers at the White House Bt 9:30 Lm., and the meeti.JW broke \.11' at 12:42 p.m. There was no om.c1a1 conunent on the substance ol their discussions afterwards. Among those atterxling were DefenBe Secretary Melvin R. Laird, Secretary of State William P, Rogers. Richard Helms, director of the Central Intelligence Agency; Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; George A Lincoln, director of the Office of Emergency Plamtng; Dr. Henry A Kissinger, NiXon's natlonaJ. aecuricy afta.irs adviser. and Charles W. Yost. ambassador to the United Nations. Yost met Friday In New York with Gwmar Jarring. head of the U,N. peace mission in the Micklle East. It was believed in diplomatic circles that the United States would now edge toward accepotance of a long-standi~ French proposal for Middle East dilcussions invol'VIfl8 U.N. re. presentatives of the UrJJted States, the Sovlet Uni~ France and Britain. State Department officials indicated the United States would firally draft a reply to France in the coming week. The statement, it was expected, would allow for the big four talks, which the Soviets and the British cavor, but without an enthusiastic public elliorsement so as to avoid olt'eflding lsraell sensibilities. While the Johnson adminfstro:~.­ tion never rejected the Paris plan outright, it newr em. braced it because or its implications of an Imposed peace settlement. Israeli has strongly o_ppoaed such an outside settJe,nent and has insisted- as has the United States- that the problem can be solved only through direct ArabIsraeli neiZOtiations. The thinking among u.S. officials now is that four.power Middle East talks at the United Natloos might exert moral pressure on both sides to resolve their own differences without outside interference. Nixon has made it clear he is keenly interested in fin:Hng oow approaches to peace in the Middle East, involving a joint diplomatic effort especially with the other great nuclear power, the Soviet Union. Al;lpointments Announced In other develQPments Saturday, the White House an.nounc:ed: Maj. Gen. Frederick J, Oarke has been promoted to lieutenant general and will succeed retiring Lt Gen. William. F. Cassidy as U.S. Army Chief or Engineers, effective Aug. 1. Awointment of three assistants to Air Force Col. James Donald "Don" Hughes, chief milftary aide to the President. They are Army Lt. Col. Vernon C. Cotreey Jr., Kansas City, Kan.; Navy Lt. Cmdr. Charles R. Larson, Omaha, Neb., aoo Marine Maj. John V, Breman, Fall River, Mass. See Speedier Talks PARIS (UPO- Western diplomatic sources said Saturday the projected Paris visit by President Nixon could speed '-" the progress of the Vietnam negotiations and open a new era in U.S. relations with its European allies. The sources said a Nixon visit would permit hlm perso.Uy to discuss a solution to the VietJWm connict with President Charles de Gaulle. a longtime critic ot U.S. policies in Southeast Asia. Although no official ronfirma~ tion was available, Western diplomats took it lor granted that Nixoo would visit Europe this spring and perhaps start his grand tour by paying a visit to Paris, which presently houses the lour-parcy conference on Vietnam. Vietnam Main Topic Western dipl001ats said Nixon and his host, oe Gaulle, would put Vietnam at the tq) of their agenda. The French leader, whose goverrunert has confidential contacts with Hanoi and the Viet C(Q!, would be gratified to con\·ey hl.s impressions to the American President the diplt> mats said. Nixon's visit here, sources said, would therefore speed l4l the search lor peace in Vietnam, Hardin Hedging. ' On Fann Policy W ASIIINGTON (lJPD - Agrl· culture Secretary Cll«ord M. Hardin llid Sotunlay he believed farm price s~porta must be continued but an effort made to let market conditions determine productloo. "'Now whether thi1 means higher or lower supports ln the next two years1 1 thiDk wW depend upon economic conditions," he &ald. . Hardin, speaking on 1 prolfurt recorded tor. presentation KILLm SATURDAY ToLEDO (IIPI) - Edwin R. over Nebraska ndio and tel~ Johnstone Jr.", Tolido. was ktll- vlaion stations, made the ltateoil Sotlll'da:1 1D a two-car com. mentl In response to questions alon on the TolodcHletroll Ex· b¥ SOns. R0111an L. Hrwkl and Carl T. Curtis, both R~eb. Cast ·· Painful Some Western diplmll.ts suggested that Nixon's European trip might herald the start of a new era an U.S. relations with its European allies. The French, who have retained close liaison with both sides of war-divided Vietnam, have long been complainiQil: Washington was not payJ.ng attentlm~ _~ thetr suggestions, The French president presu.. mabiy would try to convince Nixon to adopt the De Gaulle conviction that no slabiJity can be acQieved in Southeast Asia unless the area is neutralh:edinsulated from outside interference. Suggests CUtback De Gaulle has '' al10 put forward the idea or the United States announct~ in advance the date ol the withdrawal of its troops, to cut back the military activity and thus i~rove the prospects ol the peace conversations, I! President Ntxon carries out his European trip project, he would be in Paris after the new mpt\ng of American and COQm\unist Chlnese diplomats _ to be held Feb, 20 in Warsaw at Peking's behest ~· The Communist Chinese are known to be taking an increllsing Interest in the progress to the Paris talks and knowledgeable Asia e:~~perts here said Peking soon would make an official bid to be allowed some say in the nw Vietnam settlement. When it Comes to Name Calling Vietnamese Champions PARIS (UP0- North Vlelna· mese and Viet Cong delegates are attacking Sluth Vietnamese dJplomatt: in Parts in such heated language that they seem bent oo. deliberately provoking a Saigon walkout from the confer- ence. ~-· probablY pronounced never before In a diplomatic gathering were heaped on Saigon Ambao&&dor Pham Dang Lam 5eturda.r In dellanc:e or hla previous '"solemn warning'• to the Communlots to refrain from ~·tniurlous" lanluaae. Dlaregardlng Lam's protests, North Vlemamose and VIet CUll spokeiiii'Um later at news brlellngs uiOd languago slron· pr than their delegates In the conference rOom. Wont Walkout? Allied dljllomats boUeve tile verbal escalation was a dellber~ ate attem¢ to pr<Mlko a Saigon wau..rt from t11o talks. •IJt WOilkl be easier to make a glra!le walk tllrouoh a needle '%Ye than to claim that these (Saigon) valets are patriots,"' sc:otred VIet Cmg spokesman 1.3 Van Sau at a news conforonee In a semi Biblical reference. Votes Nguyen Thanh Le, the Hanoi spokesman said, 44 The Saigon administration behaves like a leech dropped in a pool o( lime." Xuan Thuy, the North Vietnamese chief delegate, also drew on zoology to accuse Saigon leader of belng .. capable e1ephants to trample upon the tombs of their ancestors." Compounding an atmosphere reminiscent of the East-West cold war era, North Vietnamese and VIet Cong spokesmen called Saigon leaders "traitors, assas~ sins, lackeys and puppets,"' Le Challenged lilaking an angry finger at South Vietnamese newsmen who challenged some of his delegation claims, Hanoi spokesman Le asked pointedly whether his compatriot remembered "what fate befell Quisling and Laval" -the Norwegian and French World War U collaborators executed altor tbe Nazi defeaL ..The Saigon cli(JJ.e is a band of rotten, corrupt traitors,'' Le said, summing up his feelings toward the South Viebtamese regime delegates, some of whom were sitting in the news conference room. this Week Senate unharmed. UNDA WEHRUNG POMEROY - Llnda carol Wehrung has received a bli- tion award to pursue cosmetology training at Ohio State School of Cosmetology, Miss Wehrung was one of the wifloo ners from over. 200 Ohio arlo'& applicants. She was selected on the basis of the re-o commerdal.ion of her high school officials, and ranked at the top in evaluations by the Scholarship Ikerd of the Ohio State School She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Wehrung ard resides with them at 248 Riwrview Drive. Hawaii Film Shown Rotary Ohio Automobile Club, announced a special tour for Ohio Rotarians to Hawaii this spring where tbe International Rotary Convention will be held early In June in a talk to members of the Midd1e· port~Pomcroy Rotary Club Fri- dny nlgbL Prices start at $489 per person and run up to $529 for the tour wltll gilt-edged accommOda. tions. Perry showed a ftlm, fol'owing his brief remarka. featuring the SOU:I state'• attractlcms to tourists. Prealdent Wilbur Theobald announctid tile following committee •-..ressional clezy, wllladlwlze il,Oood>lo· lnveotlgatloos hove been post- .....,..,. eu. ~ i'WO<I ~~ · ~ tOr a variety s...te ot reasOns. Armed servlcoa Wlli be . "!> a'eaq," COII\mlttee boa decided to ""'low that ·ho corill!<t a opoclal lnquley lnlp • . , Nhojl to ~he, ~·..., ot t11o uss Pueblof • v o • .• ~ lo ~ , J!\11 aol 111W a Navy ·~z~ /~ ot .l~y llnlsltea . Ita . "II there don't major =li=J:"'· •Oil'l,.,.. .. ':>., . . . "''f ,.,..., "'l. .,...,-· ''""'! c .f ' ' The . · : -. . . . . _ )'Or~ !n SU Dl. · DALLAS (UPO - George C. Wallace's American Independent PartY, meeting for the first time since the presidentia1 election, will aim its political power to-. ward •"friendly or hostile.. con~ gressmen and will rebuild "right down to the grassroots, 11 a par. ty official said Saturday. B.tt Bob Walters, a member of the AJP National Advl&ers Conunittee, &aid the party would be In trooble If Wallace hlmoell did not nm for 1be White House again in 1972. Walters said" the American or party. ty alllllatiolr from Democrat Replbllcan to the - "'We have three tentatively and are workl.nc: on 16 more,,. laid Walters. He would not name the congressmen, but said .. Most are In the - . . lind are Democrats from the South.,, 0 , _ _._, .....-u5 N-t 1/':JJ_ _, 1\.1111!1 Farmer, Three Sons GARWIN, i>wo (UPI) - A :mdla In a metal exhaust Nomlnallng committee, Carl venl In the family - lm· Horlcy, Gene Crate and Dale Out- properiJ illatalled WI- a """I ton, lind lor tho Easter E<!g Hunt, -: lrU blamed Sldlmla1 for tllo Horlcy, EdiiCNI Baker &lid Did< -117 OWen. A ICutflag bee tor r.a 1.. IOidiaa or a farmer and hll three · , terSoallottenwlllbolleldMarclt ....... Tlla,..._r'&wlfelllll\1110 4:. wve taka to • )lar.. TheCiub,. WidcbdollbiOHsU.. •. I!IIoll holpltallnl!rldAI...,_ c:ouJIQ''i •Crippled Chlldren•a SoI the poet practically moanlllll' l Other Jridlace Party Going Down to Grass Roots appolntmmts: was scheduled but 1 special subcommittee begins an investiPilon Monday Into cam;>us disorders to det.e'rmine if f he •-~ ,_ lirt r ~ra1 ~•• are needed. _., , '"""'"' bo said, would make Eleven planes have been hijacked already thh year. The latest occurred Friday when a young man shoved a gun again&t a stewardess' bead and demanded that the San Francisco-Miami fiight be diverted to Cuba. A returning passenger described the hijacker as "on the edge of panic." ParQ' a1....,ey hao three - . . MIDDLEPORT - Howard Per~ tive commitments trom elected ry, Portsmouth, Ol the Southern congressmen to change tMI.r par- Fore.ign Relations Cc;m. mittee's decision to hold 1.W raUficatlon untii!Sixoo submit.' his recanmeratlon. To rlti(y It w1••-~ ••o . ~lru's'ntioo'& •~• "' (UPOWASIUNGTON Semte Democratic leader Mike Mansfield called Saturday for direct U.S. talks with Cuba to Und wa)'s to stop the hijacking of American airliners. "Scrneday, somethirw might happen to one ol these planes and the crew and passengers." he sa.id ln an interview. "Then we'll have hell to pay.'' The Montanan said he felt talk5 could be held at a neutral site such as Mexico or the Bahamas, even though the United States aoo Cuba do not reoognjze each other diplomatically. Contact could be made. he said, on the same basis that U.S. and Red Chinese represe• tati ves meet regularb in Warsaw. Mansfield said U.S. offtclala should Orst exhaust efforts t.o clear q:t the hijacking problem through indirect contacts wldl Cuba through SWiss intermedia-ries. But lf that does oot succeed, he said, "maybe the representa· tives of this government should meet with castro's governmert. to consider ways and means to stop it." Mansfield noted that whtle Castro gi'Ves asylum t.o the hijackers, he also pennits u.-s. planes, crews and passengers to return to the United States IWDIJ(or fDr 1 - ~~~:·u- ' ell•-=: dl.. A ' Clurclt _.,_ ~ . . . Jhn Mrs. a - ·-poi. 1ng obia. l'ero lilltCb, lita. Alli>B llliUw .two Ntll. ~~annan w~~~ ,J!lO: .. areil 111'1. ~ ·~ ' ;':· ~~ DQ!it llllll ,~;a.11 ~ , .: · , ,v · ) -1lllbcdaotf II,. 11!11 :Ida 12l:T· '' .. �., ' • fora •• ' Boilermakers Hand Buckey~ First Loop_L011 It - The Sunda> Tlmeo-&ntlnol, ~. F*-'7 2, tHe AI_...,_ ... ..;..·_..,· OUWallops · ~..._: ~- l'llnlleiiUII<iOnd Oblo llo!e IRJNTINGTON, W. Vo. (IJI'l)-, Forward Gerald McKee ICOred 31 polnto and grabbed 18 reboundo to lead atlo Unlverlllt;y to • 110-M victory over Marshall and break Marthall'tlon&:est wimlni okeiD of the oea- M»Ue &: tmoeEi ~roltES l I • ' I . Tellderag Take• The Gueawork Out Of Buutnu Beef/ c.~.n.K~C~~ We ,._'" the ,...,.. .. Ntnlt .,..tttiM, l'ri~ . 11 and Coupon~~ effective S.m., Mon., Tue11., Wed. Only! /11 ALL KROGER STORES! ~~ 3 Ills. ·OPEN:~SUNDAY •hall closed tile liP oiiJbtJy, onl7 to !alter. The Bobeata pl&<ed live men ••• ·~ "• ,.' TAMPA, FIL (IJP0 - Oak· n111tt prior to tho 9mday ...... 101111 Raldor tight end B111Jo Can· ·· Ho Nld be weal to tile loeker 1..,., ac:<Uied Kaftua Clt;y Cblela room tile following morning to Coach Honk Slram Saturday or clrou !or practloo and ......... deliberately keeping him out or proachod b,y Stram, who ho Mid tho recent Amorl... F - l l lold him lhalbecuot ho bod not All-Star game at JackiOIIYUie o11own "'> ....,.r ho lwl p>llea ID order to get a llrlll hand look San Dieao lllht end JOCCIIO Melli a plaJer he ma,y trade tor, KIMon to rO!Jiaee blm • He aleo predicted ln an ln"I wa1 tlabbereuted, •• CUJIA!rvlew will! Tompa Tribune - oold. aportl· editor Tom McEwen, that UJ told him bl knew JwaaoomKanlu Clt;r'a lllht end Fred log Tuooday becouoe I Wll 1D Arbonaa lo to be llhlll4d to JIIUU'd school, •• Comon said. bteaua1 of an eye I.Djury. He aald he al10 told Stram he Camoo, bore for • apodal cleh- lwl booo aelecled to tho 11am b,y tal cUnlc on chUdren, wunamed a vote and It ~~not ~~ to tho oil • AFL team 8lld waa dodaloo to malre. to plq lor the Welt In the All••fn effect he bounced MI.'' star game. Camoo oold. "I took II to tho The former Loulolalla Slate eommlaokloor, Milt Woodard, but AII-Amorleu II a1tendlng denlll he rubber-llan1>ed It 10 I went ICIIool at tho Unlvoralt;y or Ten· bock to MolllPhlo. Thol"a whore ... _ ID Memtlhlo and arrived 1 reod ID llle popero that Slrlllll ID JackiiOIIVWo on tho TueoclioY Mid I didn't lboW. ''NoW lot me tall you the rea..., Stram did what he did," CIIDOII laid. ''Firat, he doelll't like t h o way I play lllhl Olil. But, nwre K._•,F..._IIHf_. ..... Boeket Steaks .... _. .._ 99e 2/~flj ~-Sirloin ., . Tip Steaks .. . •. ••• .._ $l19 U.,T.... IGI EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS with this coupon Md purch.te ., -- Tollltoo Cubed Steak .....•• T-Bone Steak - . Sl.39 . . Sl.29 LMo.-.T- Sirloin Steak ... hst Fftlllll F1WIIill6 E>cp, 218/118 Pork Loin ...••••..• ._ 79t Ftr11111111t, _ , u. s. ow....... i'ftd Siieed Bacon ................... K.......o K - ICrlo,. Boneless Ham . . . •. • ._ 69e ................ with this coupon and IIUI'Chl• Slieed Baeon - ef K...., C•lli f SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS ~~-N $1.37 a. Nicklaus Leads By One Stroke .... $1.09 Baeon ----------· Canned Ham . . •••. !! $4.49 ALL VAIIImll ------ Sutorc- Canned Ham . . . . •• :! $2.49 5t EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPI . . Sl.19 . . . Sl.o9· K-·-··- ............ Qualw ...... PICNIC FRI&D CHICKI!N ~ - ............... JowlBaeon --------- ,... 29e .......... KROOIII MAND WHITI SAN DIEGO, Clllt !IJPO Jlck NicklaUI nn down 1 3-toot birdie putt 011 the ninth hole SIIIJ!'dojl to take the lood by I )Jologna •• ~ ·" ~ .. ,. •••. -... ~~ .. . ~ -­ ·~ atroke onr Larry Zteeler and Gene Littler In the third round tho $1115,000 Andy WUIIom .. SIP Diego Open Gold' Tourlll- 51 .XTRA TOP VALUE STAMPI with thlt au,... .,... pw dux If ....... p._._ ' ....._ K.._,. ltotuiM or or Pot Pies .. 6 E>cp. 218/ee ~ ......... ,....... ~ $1 .... $1.89 25-lb..... Willi Tblo ~ E>cp, 2/8/IIJI* C.Unl•f Gold Medal Flour 5......... ~9~ With nft C.U,sn a. All,....,. .......... ~ 29c meal. B~th & Beauty Aitlll Y-1'111-V Accepts Rolls . . . . 2 ::".:- 29c Donuts . . . . . ...... 39e .,_IIZII ...... _v. ndi'- ""'... & . . _ Colen Tollot Tomatoe& . . . . . . . . 5 !! $1 Waldorf Tissue Sweet Potatces . . 3 !!: 89c c,..,. --- 3 12 =. 99c ..,,., ... ~$1 ............... Yik. . DANISH PAlTRY T-~tt'· ........ - .. . ............, ,, .......... Cheese •. 2 :::, 89t !(,_ l'llo - Baby OiL~-- ... 69t ' .., s• - Lowfat MUk ..._ 89t ...... & Pln••lw 6 '!. $1 .......... Cltlllt .,..., ' Bean Coffee • • 3 :;· Sl.S9 Cake • • • .....3 - Sl Sugar ....... . .10 :; Sl.13 .... Scott Towels ... :3 - 89c ................. Tide XK ........... ~-&Be ·' Pwlt ...._ Deodorant . . ~ . 62c ~ .... ~ ~···· 0 f' Str· •-· · l;'o. . ·0 o~e --. n.... iJ\: Oters Delight :! 6!e ,......... Mao~tnn ' ' In toro • under 34 and wu onJJ< 1 IIJ'Oke behilll ZleaJer and Lit.tler at thot point. . ' • • • (• . • EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS witt. th.ls au,_ •INI .-rchMt ef ....- 1k • lfc ,... MMM • Aaaa~ -..... .t IXTRA TOP VALUE ITAMPI ,_+na .._ .... I'OTA'IliU E>cp, 218!11 tf ;d '!!<' " • IH ,. • . t ~- . ·' ,. f " /••. \ ·,. ' ,, ' ' • •• ... at., Qlinois Tramples Wisconsin ' 91alelheYI<Ior7. .-!Ill ita......,_ · IIIII c;oum•o J.Uoot. or ~ tho oldo ~th - .... ~..... w• •• Ollda Ill lied lhe ooorolt 8383, !or<lng tho ovorUmt period. aonl.._ ~. ~; ~ I Q4) +. Koul'· took tho lllld 1111!!. alo -.I'Oi': --. - · a. (8.1) &; Su<bor, f (1-:J loci oo 1 ll'eo b,y oub - - I; XVIor, I (0-0). 2; (10 pointa, and Jooly FIDDe)', OOth mt•aecl shots tn tbe ftDaJ see- lhnlw before Gllllom'o llolder from the aide save Purdue an ....~ --- w sor-. ...... _ (115) .- Mo0m1, 3{4-4) ·1 (lW2) 10; n IIIF, ~-- -..e; z (8.Q) .. Keller 2 ~ 7; Smllll,l(J.l}J;Ciot1 'crm 211 GillUm, 'to c.zi ......, • fJ-7> 17; _,.,., J . t: TCIGII IG CZS4J) 16 boYttl•• Ohio •--. ot..Uvo w-. ,....., .. When Jackaoa went to tho bench, wa001111n lhlllecl , to a 10111 det8lute and came ba.ek to take 1 34-30 llld with 1:37 re- malnlna ill 1111 bait•. 'l1le Dllnl bollled to take • 36 • 34 tho lourth Holy Cross lootball Coach In ab: )'UTI 8atw'da)t &II tho Jesuit colloae OllljlhaUcally denied reports It woold drop the sport. Whitton, 49, wa• remed to sueeeed Tom Boteture Wider terma of a three • year contract. OUR GREATEST ASSO Smith replaced Soren""' who 2:23 lett .. tho ovorUme. A knee ill!Ul'Y sidelined Mount, lbe Big T.-'o 1...,_ . fouled aut - ina: scorer, - BOB EVANS STEAK HOUSE with a 34.7 average, he lwl Box: ·-eel :n 25 ,51~ 3';, 10 DetrOit ••••• 23 31 .426 15 Milwaukee •.• 15 39 · ,278 23 We1t W. I. PeL GB I,.oo ADJrol•• •• 37 17 ,685 . flaM, GIRL TALK NOTE BOOK SET . REG$2.40 ".4 Community Landmark for 22 Years" 2<l polnta. SEOAL Stmc1in8J1 300COUNT ONLY LEGAL PADS FILLER PAPER l 2 PAK) LIMIT 2 HECK'S REG 67c ..... LIMIT2 HICK'S lEG. PIICE STEEL SNOWSHOVEL NO 408 tfte WINDSHIELD lACH8MttfR ' WASUirD., ... ~,-~-- ~-· ' .... , ~--· . ._ HECK'S REGULAR PRICE $13.96 $2.06 -.,_ "· Colo. w~ 58 48 ' ,!=<J!o. . - - ·al ANTI-FREEZE HECK'S REG. HECK'S REGULAR PRICE SEOAL ALL GAMES TEAM W L Attlenl . . • . • . . • • • • . 12 2 J.C'kaon • • • • • • • • • • 9 5 99c c SUNDAY ONLY Wellston • • • • • . • • •• 8 5 h'OntGn • • • • • • • • • • • 7 1 Gallipolla .. .. .. .. .. 7 7 Lopn •••••••••••• 69 Nolo--York .. .. .. .. • 5 9 NeJ.a..Yorit • , • • • • • • • • 4 7 Golllpollo .. • .. .. .. • 4 7 Meigs • • • • • • • • • • • • . 0 11 SEOAL RESERV E8 W. L TE.~M Gallon Athens • ~· • • • • , ••••• 10 NOW POINT AND SHOOT MOVIES 8&1. Revere Super 8 Movie Camera 1 Kit Ironton • . • • • • • . • . • . 8 3 Golllpolla . . . . .. • .. . Nela-.Yorll: • • • • • • • • • • Wellltoa I' • • • • .• • • • • • ..._. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 4 5 6 5 6 47 Wlth almost lalt the tleld in, Metga , • • • ••••••••• 3 8 1111 FIQJd - Jho loader In tho Jaek;1011 • • . • • • • •• •• . 2 9 . A~, . , , •.33 22 .600 4'~ el.mhouse wUh a one .. over par San F'rln. .... 24 29 .453 12'h 217 to1lll •llocllllll • 69. Q l - , •••. 23 3.1 ,418 U'h FRIDAY'S I!F3JLTS: A otroke behind him ..a Tom · San DieiO .... 22 31 .415 14'h (V1rllt;rl Shaw, who had. 1 68, and Mason SOallle,,,, .. 19 37 ,339 19 · AU... 6U.opn 55 Rudolph, who 1w1 1 70. Phoenix-.,, .11 44 ,208 25'. l , li'oalon 711 GolllpoiiJ 53 Maaten champiOR Bob Goal·Frid~J'a Reaulle ' JIO~ 119 Nelo--'\'01~~8 bylllld PGA .,;.,.. Julius Bor.., BoaiOII Ill ClnclnMU 101 Woll- SUI~ \ wllo · blrob' survived ' the cu4 . (Raoerv ,: conUIIIII<I to how their ln>ubloL j!altlmor~ 1~1 P~ 105 . . • ~~~J~, Lopa 27 . ·Elch sllot 73 In llle till I'd rOIAid ~ IUS' ~-.t02<. • so8t., liHdlllll b2 , ~;4,Binllllll,! to · llll ·theY were tar bock In till! Loo ~o ' IOS MUwaukte 10f JackJGJj· ~ mi~York 28 !>uneh wllh 223. '~'" Gamoo Scl!Oduled) · . Well- $1 ~.1 50 w•... · · ·· •· 1 GAMES: li'oaiOn OI•JI<kiiOft N1w Booton .71 Portan)oulh N~ . Alittaiit 118Jf1 . Ira~· ~~ , .· , 'olillo!t IIIGapljloiiJ . Col'o. ~ot '11 !'GIL·W~ Rldae tGiiU It Nel,t•Yorlc • ~~- -' ' PERSoN WINNER ¥10. '(liPD -c...; IUDGE NYLON SHEAFFEI(S ... SEAT COVERS ......., ....... CARTRIDO• PEN WITH 6 • .,. ...rlJ ....... REFILLS • lolW .. split tronta fer I aMI 4 cto.r tan. HECK'S REG PRICE letad Value BOc $29.96 LIMIT I s c 99 160%. $ 66 ~ BlECK~ ·PRESTOIE CRIME RINSI ; PRIME . WITHIODY 72x90 GAl UMI ANTI-IIIUI o FOR FMTER STARTING ' WAIIMTH WITHOUT WIIGJIT o WIDI SAnN l i N - e o PJJEVENTS FREEZf-UP POLYIITR IUNDs • AIIOIIIIDCOLOII• REG $3.99 :• '' I ' ' '"l... . ,, ;.:. ~ ' ~ S'aa-..lf Ma•um Pnmes . . . !:. 79e ., , .' •I ., ' '.'(,-.;~ •' .... 1"" -• • .' t -~ ' t \' ',. .... ---~-, '-,; Oblo SERVING QUALITY FOOt WITH .COURTEOUS SERVICE IS HOLY CR()!lS NAMES COACH WORCHESTER, Mass. (UPI) - Veteran Princeton aasistaqt ahead tl-83 and OPI,y l4 aeconcla BW Whitton ofD.clai.)Jr became remained 10 be played. POINT PLEASANT STORE • SUNDAY halllbne 1Dilnoll, IIOrmalb' oontent to Lnpn ..•.•••..•..• 56 Cincinnati •• . o 6I o three !oulo. Wolllloo • • • . . • . • . • 7 4 JackiOII • • • • • • • • • • • 7 " Ironton • • • • • • • • • • • • 6 5 Now York. , , .36 21 .832 • f lbe half. He .... token ol llle game wllh nino minlett In tho flnt hal! will! SEOAL VARSri'Y PhUo<lelphiL .35 17 .673 2 Bolla! ••••• 34 18 .1154 3 , ,_ H •lllllfllmo: -- out TEAM W L Athena • • • • • • • •••• 11 0 BoiUmoro ••• 37 15 •712 "' ter Jerry.--. toni, J U·ll 7; Totolo " (11· ' rCII!Ied O l ! t : Sill--en ll&Yo Larey w~ 111>o toGII 20), t$, . , Totol r.to: Plmlue D tbo 1Jucke¥eo' pollabed Junior •...,. lor ~ RIc k ohio St,.te (85) - llilwell, S Ill - · who 1od tile .-Ina with Mo11n1, drl!led IIJIOit>Or fro e U4l 13; v - o .1 (44) 10; A- lf,l23 Melia • • . • • • • • • • • . l 12 By United Presa lnternatloaal East W. L. Pet. GB M ,_, oiD. J&eklcl'l, a 6-8 center. tallied 3& polnlo !or tho llillll, 23 or U.m ID the tint 10 minutes of rm, :'\'• - - " '111.-...... Ollda that 1101114 OPEN DAILY 10 ~· M. TO 9 P.M. . SUNDAY 1 TO 7 P. M. CHAMPAIGN, nt. (IJI'l) Sopl1omore Greg Jaekoon went .., • ._mr apree ..,..,. In thi otcond halt Saturday "' pJt Dll.... well ... tile to .. 8873 Jllg Ten root over Wlacon- ..-. CanDoa AJd. "He had him down to look him Over-for a po111b1e trade. 1 eot a raw doll.~ Camoo oleo cbarpd tbeiStram almoll J'OIIIDYOCI Oakland lllllbaek lle!rrlll Dixon from tile 111-lllr team ,,.. he cOOicJ bring blo cnm llllll down. u Canlloa Mid Stram Ia the rea..., !or roportecl dlaoentlm m the ChJer1 becauu of the way ID which he does lillnl•- ~-- wllllalao i -· ., Drinks •. 2 ~ $1 ., ' Bananas I O.....w Celln " - 1.-<o! .. :f· '·~"~' ,-i-:_ . Goltle,; /Uj,e · -c:- NYLDN STDCKINOI w;tft thll-.... eM ' ( ·h ..1 tldak ............... market tor a .lllhl '!'Ill IIIII! tho Dllnols Ia ncnr ~,ill the cBig moot lolleol place to look IJ Ten 8Dd 13-2 overall. while WfsSan DltaD, whore lho Cllarpro c:orudn dlopped to 1-4 In the conbevedaplll. ference aod 7..S overall. '"He IDc11 JaeQUe McKimlxl," ' Littler, who makes Ids home In noorb,y Ll Jolll, birdied lbe Brat and alxth hole& but took a 1Josey oo lhe lourth. He stllrted the c11y with a 142 total. which waa lhree behind Ziegler lllld two behllll Nlcklluo. YOUIIII Bob Smith ol Socromo,. to, Clllt, lurned the lrorO nine ,.,..,. a ..._. ..._ LMitn, Amllic-. .......... 6'~'--~ bini. Ultra Brite . ".::- Gt!c !(,__,_& Eggs •' AM JIM 'Ju8p1... Margarine 3 ::._ 79e You IIIMCY AppleFauce a ............... ,.... ........ lhe 1'111111- 81-83 lead. Ohio Slate'. OPI,y polnJo .. the extra period came on a t1elder by Ed "Smith liter ~ was Elolem LIIIUO rranduoe Frl· day, repucllll Bl.......,toa, N.Y., whlcb ,,.. forced to dieccnlnue operaUon wben it loot Its bill pork. Tho now lr1nchloe wUI be either qterlled bl< Got Now York Yankeea. who ran the BIIWfllmton club1 or Wiler working qreemer& wUh the American Lequo. plq • lllht IIIOIMD-man dolldfted to a zoae pattern It lbe lllrl ol tile otcood half to proteet Jlickomofrom f o u I troublo. llllnolo, !ollowlnl! Jacl<. 11111'1 - . to I 89-47 ocJ. ~. hla lllhl end alllan- ....... with 10:30 left .. t h. 188 Clt;y, Fred ArbanU, iiOt hit ID llle lett eye by a plpo lllld Wlsoonoln get baek In tile game can bardly - · A!lor two quar• behind Cluck Nqle and Keith lera It 1811 ba4, ~ lie Mid. l!urlnlton and closed tile J11P to .,Str'am'a prlna to move Ar· 72.jl4 with 5:49 remaining. NobaMa to pard, lilDulh he'D be lle inlo hllllt man lor WIJ<onoiD •rprlted, ArbiDOa will, ....., ... with 28 polnta. llurlnston Ulllled reads that here. 11 Camon uld. OPI,y elthl polnta but 111 otlllam c.....n Aid that -a<illle CIJIIO ID tho aecond half ocorlng plaJmecl DIOYO 8tnm II ill tile Nlckllua had I bclseY oo llle • . - "' ~ beblllll but golnocl tho lead on lho 527 • yard par 11¥8 ninth when he re&ehed the ,....n In two 11111 needed only two 11'11&1 !rom 40 feel IWay for Ida '· 39c .!: ................ 0 ..... Qtn. ., - . E A t.AIIGE · fMt Gdden Com ..... •t EXTRA TOP VALUE ITAMPI with this aupen • purct.u. of Pepto W Filii GJad, Wrap .••••.... !'; 49e hid Zttaler, seekiQI his ftraUour· rio)' vlctncy, ollrted the -thlr<l l'QUDII with I ave • - r to1lll of 1391 which wu a stroke ahead ot NlcklauJ. However, the 29year-ol.d native of st. Loola, ran Into bqpy trouble oo tile olxlh olld otahlil holes to loai lbe lead. StamPill Cakes ..... _:::· 39e ooore or 176. Zlealer at IIWIIIY Torrey Ph10a and Llt.ller, plo)illl pl'lc:tlcllly In bla own bock yanl, IWid 1 35. Federal Food K,.....Ga.lld, YHJt, ............. Catsup . . . . . . . . . . 5 ~ $1 K-..- 1 two .. over 38 on the front Dine K,_ E>cp, 218/ell. After 45 holes. Nlcklaue waa kllder por for the tourney with ' ,. ' Kroger K._..Vortoty lre Cream .... ~·L 59e .,. ........, Bread ...... ~ Fruit Pies _ 4 ..... $1 All v....... Colli. . qa~s ____ 4 ::. 89e Gold Medal Flour _ K._ Holl.,, Rololo, 11M ,..., llololn AHY.-tetlel ....... ll,... 21 pointa 01111 14 ............ and DIMY D• Antoni of M•IJeDI netted19polllll. Ohio, 7..f, ICOl'tld a au. point IIIJ¥ to toke tho lood !or tho wllole pme. Qoard Johll Conine bod 20 polnb tor lhe colo and . . , _ . Ken Kowoll 17. GETS FRANCHISE NEW YORK !IJPO- Mlnchl•ter, N.H.. ••• ~ an - Stram Over Incident Tip Roast . . . •. •. . . . _ $U9 or...,. ID d!Uolo llpno lllld ..... ~M .... from lhe lltld COIIIIlored "' -lboll'l 117.8 .. ... 1'1!11JOe n,10r or Dcrllllt. Ohio, led tho Mulhall ~ Billy Cannon Blasts T......."'' .....m lltloln FRESH GROUND MEATS Exp. '"' ·y ·.10·am~.. ·7pm , lb. EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS w:th lhl1 coupen - ~· PIIrch.M ef three pmea. Ohio led by 13 pointa, 58-45 at the hall and buill It 10 70-47 16:28 remalnlnlbelore MM- 101'1 - b,y ....r..... ' ot ~ 10 polnlo IDihe . . - . pirlod, s.turdar w WID &$-16 IJid take . Jill T• b e - ,'' •-• Got Ohio - , Ita llrat IDiln ...... ..,.. !rom bohlnd ID tho 11no1 MU, 110-94 . ~- - LAFAYETI'E, bl. (IJPI)- ' �1J - ,.. Si Iii$ 11 I h"' lnel, -- v : su..itr. . .... ' l-~ 2,. ltD .Eagles~mp . - . - , . ,.. K --~."l _.., ' . - - •-~ . .' . I ,' . " .. ·' . ., ., ·'. . '·.. . . -'' ~· .: . I' } OJ .• . . \ -' . . • .. ~- 1. • .,. -~ ,. ~ • GAHS~Ironton ' : I lllke Allen, G. • • • • . , , • , • • . • ••• &-14 11-3 Stew Green, G. •••••••••••••••• o.o o-o Dick -e, C. •••••• , •.••••••• 2..1 8-8 Haruld Hooch, c. ............... 2-4 w Chue~, Kitchen, F. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . &-12 3-4 sm. .11art!1an, G. • • • • • • ••• •••• •&-u s-e BW Cl'onacher, G. , ••• , ••• , .••• •0.0 0.0 TOTAlS 28-53 23-31 · GALLJPOIJS BLUE DEVIUI (53) . . , Ei IR.I.:~;mwm~t~~ws:~~~=:=.~.wm~~w:.w..rmW3'J • ' rr.... .._ ~ c.-. -~ theBir ~··'W F.Uitem'l oil . ~ ~- ...... .eariai.lor - ......... at Ita SVAC CHAMPS- MemhoraoftheSVAC to. rfaht. Howie ' a_. . telm are frort row, left It maJbra. Tmn Karr. Back row, Pat MorrlsM)', wick lllld Coach Dan WrlihL Tom Bucldoy Ia 5-lli · ........,_ led an ,..,.... 1Q: !lavi. ~ alao P.lll WJI¢. - · The · - Wldla nJ-, feacllag olllhe - · .... ...,. JT-t~ nctorJ....,. ~ w1r1 HJab Scl)ool.._ ~ ....,~ w..,... on.......... icDrt.w b:y Toa,y Field I!Jp' ~ tbi loolile'a loi111i - · .-..a an pOint. 1111 MeJp by a 86-66 marllnFri- ...,, ID the Rocllal 1'01>111 by an_d ONE FACT IS ••• day to pulll the - - · liMp- our used car deals ar. w Into the SEOAL eellar. o The eo1bad< banded C a c ~ Carl Wolte'o lllorauolora, 11011 1-12 ...nil IIICI 0-11 Ill t b a SEOAL, alao olllblllhed a ieconJ for - . 1_. .DON1 BE SHORT-CHANGED SEE Pomeroy r Co. 1966 DODGE $1695 cap - Melli, - . t h e IB67 • Ill! lllld the 196Uil ....,. bavo now IPatalrwJ 2f ll&ralabt 1o.uea In tbe Saatboutem Oblo Albllilc ~· Ill wlj>o . _ d . vloul record bald Jolmboby l'l>morqy lllld Mlddlep>rt I'OmeroJ' had IIIII tile oJ4 ....,. ord at 23 canaocultre - · betw- the 1953-M and 1955- Corl!not 4-Dr., Turquolae llalah, Black vlnfl iop. V-11.trana., P.S. Cleaa illtertor, good white wall Urea. . 1963 CIIEVV If - "·" r ' $695 ,. ~011 eoo...rtlble, local 1 .....,. car. s..>or model, buckel . lOIII, suod dres, 6 eyL, 3 apeod, aoor ablll, ndlo. Pq>ulor Model ATA- Greotprlce. hlt!liw;llir $695 Thio WNk lnW8)a 4 dr. Locall owner car. V8 engloe, powergllde, dio 6 heater. good Urea, blue flldab. . 1964 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 door,_ W4 ra- $900 vs E-._Std. trana. ,locall _fllllfWJr, ·exc::ellenf dna, clean interior, radio. Turquoise 1bdth. ~ .... 13 l!.j4 111111• mi filllr free throwo. a..1k ~ IUid ,..,., Zlin-..ioloo pl~lllld10polnls, r.~. for the wbl1e T....., l i e - oloo hit Ill dou· blo a.d:lo wlib 10. l4oJp ............. l"'11led br ~ Joll ~ - taUiod l6 , morl<ora cm-lleki&DOla lllld tWO free lbrowL Dtmalo Aalt and Jot lll)oera, lioib """"" oloo hit In .....,le llpreo ftJr the ~ with 15 lllld 10......, r~. · llowllanl, wblle ,......, 1111 blo so ,oint ~ ..... u .......... lint l*'llld. live Ill the 56 - · and Mlddlopori .....,.i. ....... the lbll'd lied It b e - the l~l ad lllld iliOn ll•e more, cJar1Di the the 1962:a IHIClll. MiMI~ fOor1b ~. Dewiard aaw llld an , _ JOrl 1!1111 ·.!lad¥ adloo. Ill ti.e 11u,1 •1 ° '"'"'''-· Jrf 1,-~e•ns-,. -o· Ill the Of&Wntl~·· D.- .,lsto.n et.j ·.. · MEIGS 1963 CHEVROLET 30 JJUX •. NAME , FGA-~ 'f'TM.A REB PF PTS Tyo • • • • • • • • • • • : • • • • • • • • • ~ .13-1 2-4 2 5 18 Heuler • • . . • • •••••.•••.• ~ • .• 4-0 - 0-o · j 5 0 lefors • • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .9-3 "' 10 I 10 B, Wen-y • , , • , • , , •••••••••. .• .6-0 · 0..0 1 0 0 Alllt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - .. ,1fo'7 . 1-4 Rollluoa • • • • · . • • • .. • · • .. • • • s-,j· · l-:1 R. llatiRer1¥ .. " " • .. • " " • " .8-2 11-6 • Walter• • Slnlth • • ' I • • • • -- ............ o-o. 11-6 • • • .... • .. " • • • ; .. •U O.i TOTALS 2 15 2 ~ I 5 7 I 0 4 .·. 82-211f.49 39 12 I ° H WEU.STON . NAME ' ' $895 1965 PLYMOUTH Valiant f Dr., 6 c,t., automatic trana.,IOQdtlntl, radio and '-ter, IHY tlni.Jh. '1 .. 1966 CHEVROLET $1795 hrpll cpe., loeal owaer ear, aew ear ttadHJi, Leaa than 23,000 mllea, w-w tires, like new-; 396 VS ellline. 3 ilpeed man. trans. Vln,yllntertor, MarocJn Gnlsb, ndlollldhelter. lle1W111 equipment. One ol the c i - t 86 ..-.Ia Soutlttastern Ohio. '•.' ' 1966 PONTIAC $1895 fth\-11 ' f'TM.A PF PI'S Hulbert • • • • • •• ., ............. , W 1 l7 .jz,.r Fout • · · • • • • .. • ...... • .... " • ; • JA Zimmerman • • • • • • • • • • • • j • • • • • ., 0.0 I 11~ f•ll Dow•rd • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • , ..., -•• JI.ll W Howell • • • • • . • • • • ••• • • • • ,; • •. •.• • • • -e:.J" 0.1 Mc*nua • • •••••.•••••••• ~ •••••• N . U PIUenger • • • • • • • , • • • • , • ' • .-,. • , ' • ••..0 . S-2 Martln • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • -•• 2-l 2.4 case , • . • •••.•• , • , •.•• • •• ,.,,·. , • ~W N 19 :·: ... :· . . --·..·..·...· . .· 1 30 Melp• SO. The Mefca BaeorYO team at Coaell Torry (lh!Jnpr _.,.with Well"""' 111011 at tl>o pme before tile Little ~~ar-.a lloal1¥ bowed 111 a S7-50 DIIJ1IIn,JloD.. nil ButJiJI wu hlih ......,. tor lfoJp with If llld Jim WUdorlllllth ddppell In 10. Jordon at WeUiton .-cecJ oil iconro with 23. BY QUABI'EIIS: IIEJG<I • • • ; • • • 12 Z2 Ill .16 WELLSTON • • • • 28 45 65 88 Pirates in 68-64 Overti'!le Victory RACINE - North Gallll,'a Pl- ............ 63- !'lll'• ..._. 81,'1}; ~filii~~ tile lleld for .. tl per .... averaae wblle North Gallla Ank 23 of 72 for 32 per coat. Da• Clark 10 ollhe Pirates « reholnda wblle Shein iopped Southon Ill that d - by IP'ollbi'W 11 of 36. The Little ol Coo<h HUtan Wolfe scored a ts-38 win laa;lto - pulled-· ern Valley Athletle Ccmierence mateb here Friday Dl(bL Coach Jim Mama' ron.doeo, aheod by olx pointe with 21,; minute• remalni~W Ill the fourth period, ia1r their rrlpocJ before tho end or regul6. t1on t I m e alii then trailed in tM l'reJimiNry &IDle u Date throQgbout tile overtime. White scored 11 polnta to leod SoorJnr tile points lhet broootlht the - . . Art Claril led Ncrtll C•ch Rlicty Shlvely'a Plrate,J Gallla with 10. their ... points doftclt late BY QUARTERS: In reaulatloo time wen Hen Mor· N. GALLIA 15 37 f9 82 68 ria with iwo Ia> • liP heaketa SOtmiERN . 12 32 t7 8Z 81 lllld then . Stove Solnlen on a NORTH GALIJA (118) ' bucket ao tile clock ticked lolon1a 114-19, GrMriieo 114doWa to 10 The two, tt, Smith 5-5-U, Simien 1.. pointer by ,Soonlero waa blrJ on- o-2, Clark t-t...a, ~12, 1y beokot or the contoot. Bow- IJ-3.3. Totals 23.22-69. Southonl, duri!W the perllld SOVTHERN (60 of time _...,. u~• G'·"'· -• Diddle 11·1-23, Shuler 3-0-6, n•• .nun•• ...._.. .. ...- Norrto 7-4-18, S1Ja1b t-6-lt, lied heblad Ill the quart.r,lillaaed ontheflratlhota Proflllt IJ-3.3. Totals ZS-It-64. of 9tne oae • oa • cme c:liuity -a. North cane. 1 2 . f. F'lli:l: • !966h. Ca!llhllac Coupe DeVIlle •..••••••••• S35fili '!• wtt beige lnt•rior, full power ~utpm.ftt, . •odoo, tl"!" tlao~1 _w/o/wtl,eo, ClilftCite Controlojro·· c~ltlanorog, 26,uw mlltt, - \ ""-· now Cadlll.. ~a~. -·-·- . _:: ·' Catol&na 2 Dr. Top. "One particular locol own1r. Beaut I• ful turquotae f1n11h with matching interior. Power 1teerlnl 1 Power bralte1, and Auto. tran 1 • $3~195' 67 BUICK Electra Two Door Hardtop, one very careful local owner low mileage, tharp. · . · ' ·· Flnalo llllr<i Olllllal ' Soutllom Oblo Boxlilg Tournamellt 11111 belln at 8 lblo lllterlloon at ColnJnwlliy HaU lbllfoGrllllde. Frlilo7 nlllbt, Max lllumbo "'"' by· - l l l o a e < > f 1 1 - . ' : .' . r ... _.. · ~ENTS ' . 2e I 1 0 0 IT·A PF RB TO TP 'LARRY WALLACE RuDDY BOWLES TWO outatandlag - · • who wW take part In todal''a a- at tho SEO Bud'W Tournoment lit Rio Grllllle Collep tac:e TOIJlJD)' Turner of Hwtlrwton, and' RUIId;y Bvtrles, .last year's Natioaal AAU Golden Gloves tiptwelght champion rrcn Homatead, PL Bowles wW ftgtt Allen Tackett In toclay's open division tliwls.. Wlllace la !rom Plitobursh. nolo are Larry Wlllaee, who wm Pock; Mlko Callaclay by HoweU, llrot- TKO.,..- Bill lortolt; PhD ;FIIher _.,.. !ianOiler;- Dam)' NewmaD seared a ley Smlth; Jone1 Wlllord -IOOI'ed third IVUIId TKO over Ston101 a llrat round TKO over Joe ..,._ KI.Yo, lllld Mlkt Shaver doclolna- chi lllld Joe Platero doclaloned ed Rick Huldno. . -. Jolla RoaaiaooL Bobby LIWIOII declaimed VIr• Ill tile """' dlvlalllll LlrrJ "'"""'"tlon 81-ii5 vloloJoJ cwer a dotermlnllll . :$1,795 Lopn CbloftaJn team. After opolllag tho vloltlni: Cblo!lalno 16-11 llrlt podod leed tho, BuUdop atppned. bock a trant. Wallace knock~ out M 11 t o c Branch lllld Ruddy Bowlea downed Bill Somma. Joe Platero, T001 Base, and Bob Llwooo wW - port IIIIA>da3'1 ttnala, hlghllghtlng the at~ tomooo card. SEOAL Crown to • ..,... 20 polnls Ill tile - Gild ~ lllld take a eomrortolllo 11.21 lead Into tile 1'00111 at ballllme llltormlallon. Coo<h Koo illoanl'• Cbleta batlied beck to wllbln three polnls, tl-42, aflor throe quartero of pla;y but oould DOl muoter • ......, polnla to kelp tile Buildup fr<lm znsa~er~ag their eleventl! vic- Traee. 111m1n Trace U.1 per cent meldng 32 ~ 75 from the lleld. AI tile loql liDo tile WUd- before tho llart at the Ga!U. Collney TOUI'IIIIIIel1l on Feb. 1415. Hauaan Traee U at Halma.D, W. Va. next Saturday nl8ht and next Frlde.Y Dl(bt Southwestern soeato Wahoma. Hannan Trace was prl.nied tor revenge for tho 71-'2 lola to tho Highlanders at Soutbweltem and lost lUIIe Ume gelling the bandIt .... 9..2 with 4:50 left In the 111'111 period. Hannan Traee waa abead 11-5 witb 3:36lelt. Soutbw'estern•• flrlt and only tl1reat .of the enUre ball game followed whon Dave Morgan, 511 IOII!or, sank a loag ooe lllld Jimmie Walker, 5-10 aeolor, made two free throwo. Then Walker bod a nl<e tlp.ln wblcb Charlea Beman, &.1 senior, mi11&ed a abot. That tied tho aooro at 1111 with 48 eeconds left Ill the llrlt period. . Walker hit two lDOI'O free eacl> had 18 polu!o. Soutllweatem trailed 18-12 It the holt Ill the , ............ but come baclo to win 41.:19. J. Phman was high for Soutbwettern with 12 polntl, Pacing Haman Trace were Lar17 Cremeeu aod Norm Swindler, each w11h 10. SOU111ERN VALLEY ._B LAmtiAIII:. , ATHLETIC CONFEIWiCE STANDINGS · (SVAC O~) . . ' .. . ' -' 111 United Preu ~ EUt .; : "t~ ·- . i Rio Grande's · . ' lllnliucD •••• 2& Ke-l!J ...... 21 lndlin& ••••• 26 MJaal .... ~ •• 21 .NeW York. •• ,11 Pet. GB 20 .565 f 21 ,553 'l.t zs ,510 2lh 24 ·.481 4lh If .27118'h Still · Rebounder o4- .....n s ..._ . . • JIOD.vor • , •• ,2~ (9 .598 ·. U ...J.-. •' Wtot W,L.Pet.GB ,1181 . 11'1.1 Now ,O.Ieau•• ~ 24 ,tU 1ft~ , - Bob llol'a7, .... Graarlo'.· t;t. A,iP!o•. ,21 zs .t$7 10\'J WU llrlt ln Dallaa,. , ••• 18 :U ,m II , J'rlduo Kellluclo'·lll1 LA ·12'7 ,._.,. qr Mialo4a 110 lliamJIJI Dollaa•123 . ·. ''.. i ;--. ·-~· ... ; J ._., ~ " ,..-! '' t,, . ,. ~ "' ' ,- p,ge~ ·' Delivered in Gallipoli!ii including ehio sales tPx and title. Soutlnreotom Cl2-1l-58l- Car- $59.57 A MONTH ter, 6-6-18; Beman, 2..2-G; Walk. .... 8~..22; Stout, 448; Morgan, 2~-4. Hannan Trac:e (32.:1~- Jof. fera, 2-D-f; D. Daniell, 17~7; Sisson, 6-D-12; Cllapman, :J.0--6; S. Daniela, 2-0-4:; Wells, 2..0--4. SOUTHWESI'ERN ••• 152438 58 • . . FRIDAYTricoNIGH~Sa~t;~ . Eo-. 82 .... ·llalma North Gallla ·· ' lfflta..1t Snlngrof 20%-33 1/3%-50% ' Now you'll find additional reductions of 211', 33%'li, and SO'li on many Items which have been rearouped and repriced durinr this linter Sav· lrws Event! .. SALE OF MENS SUITS lere 45.00 to 90.00 to TOPCOATS l/3 OFF Ware 49.95 to 75.00 to S49·93 MENS JACKETS 1/3 OFF Were 8.98 to 50.00 S5.97 ~oldt MOTOW CO. 01' .,., semi-annual dearance sale .. The Wildcats loat no time liltttlng heck Ill the pme. Two buckoil by Donlelo aiid one by Bill WeUa, 6-5 Junlm', pve tile WUcl0011 a 19-15 lead. Tra<e led 23-16 with 3:59 IOn Ill tile flrat ball lllld .... out In front 29.26 at lntermlalloll. : v... Daniela sank ~7 baal<ota lllld made or four at the lwl line. He bad 15 points tile flrll holt lllld 22 In the "'""""' lor 37 J)Oinla. Sla8Clll wu tile 0111> other WUdcat In double II...... with olx !leldora lor 12 ..lor, kot with hit Jlamao ...., . . - . left. nbuc· ... llaDielo fouled Keith Carter at -llle buzpr. CUter made -at ,.., aflor bad run out to GALLIPOLIS_ .UPPER RT, 7. HANNAN TRACE ••. .13 29 55 67 to S33·30 ' " NM1/3 OFF ON COATS.JACIEJS.SHIITS-SHOES SPORT COATS, 29.95 1o 55.00 ... .................. Now 23.83 to 43.83 DRESS SLACKS. 8.98 1o 26.95, .•.••..••••.••••...•.• Now _6.93 to ~1.43 SWEATERS, 12.981o 25 ..®. ...~ .. , .................. Now 10.33 to 19.93 SPORT SHIRTS, 4.00 1o 8,50,' ••••••••.•••••••.••••••• Now 3.03 to 6.73 Look what you can save on quality apparel From 33 1/3 io 50% Off 'I .Wool .' , \ - 1/3·Ladlts Blouses &.ootou.ooNOW 3.97 to 7.9l . . l/3~•n's Knit Sllirts ·\rooto NOW 3.32tol2.63 -· . JOaaol teilllo, - chalito ' lio(iuiiiJ "' the ~ 1cl 1"' . ,pl,qi rt .,. ... -ci~ 1/3~Wool Shim u.• to 19.~ NOW .&.63to 13~30-~ • ' :lt2~~ · SIIC~· Co~ . ' Yu CliewrOIII Dt•T• · ... 992-212& 2014·28 5 W L p OP Eoatem. • • • .9 1 828 190 JlOinll. Kner Crook. .. 7 2 597 478 llaManTraceCU111nuedtoroll Hamon Trace. ,8 4 1122 571 Ill tile third perlDd lllGVInc out 1D SOtdll'loatem. , .f 1 850 673 frad 43-32 with 3:33 loft. T h 1 North GaUia , • ,2 7 610 598 Wllck:ats led by 17 polnls, 55-38 Southern. • , , .• I 9 t8B 690 at 111e Ol1d rt tile third oerlo\L Total1 2B 29 3496 3498 Willi 4:17 lo &0 Ill tile pme, AIJ.Gomea Haman Traee lUll lield a 17. TEAM W L p OP point IOild but that dwiDdled to ·KJier Creek. • ,10 5 BQ 846 11 at the 3:01 llllrk wben the Eaotern. ••••• 10 ·s 171 . ~o Wllck:allwon ahead 85-St. H - Trace. • 9 8 980 . 880 Tho HQIIIandera outacored SOuthwoolam. • .-7 7 'H1 tlie HaJma Traee 20-12 Ill tile loll Norih GaUla • • •4 9 . ,.9 podod but . It I'"' too lote to ScMhom ...... 1 If ·1078 · c:atd> UJ). Lirr1 Jel!ora, &-0 ..,. TEAM .lli\il•l!l!l· •• l ,13 li .213 21 :1' FrldaJ'~ Jlnulll · ......... tO U.0 ~I!W York 108 Heut!OD 101 ; . DRAFI$D ·. NEW YORK (IJPI) - T b·e · iadlaao ·0111 the lllooW with- BUICK'S OPEL KADm 2-DOOR SEDAN llaiJion $79$ ' CM 15 reballmdl for bD1weatern 0011 hit three at If. Soutlnrellosame of the aa1011. em made 22 at 118 for ll2.3 per Coacll lJo7d lll)oen• llla!lllllldeent lllld It at 23 II tho liDo. era flnllhed fourth In tho SV AC Southwelllm> bad On'eo men with a ~~ record. SoutllwestA>m Ia 7-7 Ill all pmea. llwes alao In double llprea. Jlmlnlo Walthe Hlahlandel-s last SV AC pme. ker .... hlih with Z2 points. CarEach team baa one game left ter lllld Rld<y Stout ~ )lnlor, per!OO~. .••Y mort. PONTIAC ..· POMEROY, OHIO A wbllo DaYO Daulala bod 18 lllld Jim !loiCll bod 10 for -.n 11 lead. JiJmrly 81111011, 6~ )111lllr, had a layup to 1111 It 1313 lllld Keith Carter, 6~ - lor, put ooe up to ;gH'eN liii!Hlanderl a 15-13 edge as the flrlt · ~- ·. Extra good flnioh ohd.condition. westA>rn Hlchlandorl. The win aaiQt'ed Coach Paul llll1on'a WUdclll third place Ill 1111 Soutllom Va1l0l' Athletic eon,...... with a &'trocorcl. Haman Trace Ia 9~ In a1l pmeo, II wu Haman Trace'• last SV AC throws to live Southwestern a 13~ $69· 5 S.don. Exceptionol for mod.i; 'Pow..: '3 Y~LUWAGEN 2 Dr. make tile IIDal 67-58. ., . WUd<atl bekl tile ed8e iil- 6-1 - · bla- Ill 37 points Frldo1 IU&tll at lolercervllle to lbootlna: and rebouadfne u h leod tile Haman Trace Wlldcall ptllored Ill " to 30 to a 87-58 vloloJoJ over tlleSouth- for -.otorn. Walller bod ; 63 FORD G.lloxio SOO 4 · Dr. BLIICK . PH. 992·2143 · ' GALLIPOLJS- Dave Dall.lela, 12 30 14 79 In liP>~ Frlde.Y Dl(bt with a banl.oarned 64 PONTIAC · S1; lt5 Stor Chief 4'0r. S.cion. Beautiful light blue fini•h. PS, PB ~to. a ATHENS - Belllnd a 22-tJoiDI of!ort by dandy Don Wickerham the Alhella BullclopnmaiDedlm· Grond Prix 2:01. Hard Top. A •~\li'JiJ.,J!AAI!Itt.9od fii~>o,lluMt~· · seat1 and eonaul. il " ·~· . ,· , •biJ1 lteerinp. t Imps Defeat Bulldogs Cljnch F~ory 'Extra nice. One local own~n. &-AT. Extra nice. t 3 at tile Other wlmero Frlde.Y wO... Eoi'f Ill 65 CADILLAC $2,59[ Coupe DeVille. Air Conditioned. Fully equipped. '5 PONTIAC 1 ' Pomeroy .Motor . GALLIPOLIS - $1,795 g 5 15 the ~· .. .. ,... the H l 'r d VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN AT 'OIIIit . . E-"'s Tll .l 66 .-PONTJAC !'i~rd · - em. · ~atolina Convertl~le. Ono caroM local owner. Superb cQI!dl• hon. Power steering. Power brakea. Automatic trant. 1 Finals Scheduled This Afternoon · $2,495 ""!J.UI< . 111 Hllkr, fjJJlo!red wltb 18 !>oiDII 011!1 f'n!a-., Som !llaJu oloo gnled Ill 40ol>le ilauna with If. Roo MiliTia, u 5-11 oealor, led the Notfll GolDa -"w of. fort by l*ft'W II poilU cmt!Pt llold IDOla lad fnoolbriiwo whUe , Gi\oialee "'-'l lhniusb 14, IIIII 16 aal l;ollled Jl. . . ' . . s.a,.~:'w zs Ill fl "- . ' : 0 10 - · • •••. 16 18 1332-79 (lallil>olls •••• 19 8 12 14 - .53 UIIIUD1 ..... •11110 ~untorl!oblllddla­ ed oil - · 111 hltliov .... 23 pointe em 11 iwo.- ..,&btera oa1 a <horll:lo· lt.oi. Gar!> lli>rrlo, ·a 2 Dr. Hlp., full .power "'WPtlflti\, •-fort coatrololr- ' conditioning. Radio·, ' tint~_ 11•11; WW tires 1 own* new Cadillac tr,a d•in, 9,500 -•ctual mi1G 1.' .'· .7 PONTIAC_ ' " 4 6 ' "350" 2 Dr. Hord Top. Full operating Consul, 4' tp. trona. :SS0 ~u. in. HO envir?e· Power 1teering. New Pontioc tract.'"· Showa eood care. . . . I 3 BY QUARTERS: . 'f RooGYOellllobefmoo"'"....,.• lltova Slluie{ib.uJ ocorod. . 1M Cadillac E(riarada ................. 8 ·' · $2{895 AMBASSADOR{ Ill .......... to 68 - 62 . . ....... by Bob 'smW.- aood-' . BlJ¥ .· 68 FIREBIRD · 5 o o o o W, 11. !Wed J!(l~ownJd · oauta. careytrw Ita mo- mel'lbun ~ Into tho overtime, _ 0 \tent aheld. St-62 aal&rr)' Bow· 2 e . eenned. pair of tree tllrolra 18 l$ alter- -llld30 IO<Oodo bad oiUaod. The ~. 2 trus., dirk blue ftnish with white D)"lon tq>. A real &hlrpie. VB engine, automatic tron• ., power 1teering and · brakes, radio, heoter, spotlieht. Like new tire1. omeluded. Mella hit ..., 21 of 62 at- . tompla tile lleld for a S3 Jll' ........, wbllo WeUllllled Cll 32 at 63 for l7 per 015bL The Goldea Bo<kelll at Coo<b Paul llaDeJ' .... jJuUed down 5A - · COIIIjllred to 10 - toaa trlea. tire•. 1966 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton Paatl Full Price S900 period .2 BonnevU.Ie Conv. Local one owner car,. new w-w vilt)'l trim ft'ith bucket seats, console, radio, P.S. and P.B., auto. TRUCK BUYERS ... CHECK THIS ONE WeU- tooktheleadior.._ at 5-t eorl¥ In the.,.,....,. quorter 111C1 held a 16-12 adtllllap by the ead at the period. The Rodlota wen Ia fniDt 15.22 at halllbno 1111185-at- thetldtd a· 2 f V-6 Speciol Two Door Sedan. 31,746 oaoy mileo, out~11: tran1mhaion, txtra nic.. 2 t setalltz. • • ................·;. ~- .... ~1-1 . o-o TOTAlS . . .. ,.. . &Wz· ~ q 3 .' Olhor Folcoa ~· were Sto• Fleldo with ....., DID Rber, ,.., 1.arrJ ~~ea-. lbur ..,. Stow llciiJtead. two. blt til cent ot their obolo !rom the aoor ~ ptcldog 111 111 111111 'f!ctocy Ia 11 ....... 11' 4 I 0 0 1 18 .2 Wildcats Topple SW Five, .67-58 ro 1-2 5 I 3 7 1-2 I 8 3 7 o-G 0 o 0 0 lla'* Soloo, G.. .. .. ...........1-2 11-0 I 0 2 2 !lew Albol'll, F•••••••••••••..• 11-0 0.0 I 0 0 0 Jilek MotQ~.,., G. •• , ...... : .... 7-13 W 2 I 6 1B 'Mike Fenderbotch, C. •••• , •.•• , , .3-7 W t 4 .3 10 Mike Orr, F••••••.•• , , , ••.••• , • ,0..1 1-2 0 0 0 1 Handy Hamllton, F. • • • • • • , • • • , • , , 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Grtt'fauley, F. , • . , , . ,. , ..... , .. o.t 1·2 2 1 1 1 Toln Proae, F•••• ; ••.• , , ••• , •• ,().3 0..0 1 1 1 0 Jim Honry, F. . . . . . . . . . , ....... 3-10 11-0 3 'i 3 6 TOT .US 2\)-54 13-19 20 20 22 53 DOUBLE CHECKED USED CARS w.. 63 BUICK $795 opoetlwlf. Wellston Drops Marauders · WELLSTON - The WeUGoldon lloeketa ..,......, Ylllt- PLAYD- Pot. FG-A C... Slnith, F.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-4 Tom $1on<tr, G. ••.••••••••••• ~ Lon Bath. G. • •••.•.•••••••••• 0..1 whop ............ 17 - · e!FIIIeld IlOilo llld- free- wbllella.W GU· u... . ....Gory !lark abo hit Ia llaun• Wltlt 161111d 12, reIll Box IRONTON TIGERS (711) PLAYER - Poa. FG-A IT·A PF RB Handy Edwardo, G. ••.•••••••••• ~ 1-4 I I Bill Wallhbo&rn, F••••••••••. , , , ,o./l 11-0 0 0 J • .. ' ' :~' J il, it•-1 .; l:"'i>~' ·• "' .,.' I' • 'F ' . ),.- t' 11f '· . 6.~· · 6.• tdUI . ~t ' 113:.,~ · ~ . ~~~~~ �.. 0.. D•r-0. ti- ••••• ·11c 11 .. Sl• e•-utl- • .,. lo o o · 15c 11 .. ftwM C:eftiOCVtf~ cloy1 • • ·10c: II• A4.,.,.i•l"' ...der.-1 for ,,. . .,,., For Sale . AluMinum Sheets 36" X 23" X.OO!l ll' ..... loM will tol.e tM a- t i - '-II otil1 oro re1triC'fllli to their .,.,... c:loulflcatlenl oM to tho Ntul., O.il)' Trib...- 1fylo ol typo ln1ol'tlon. An,. ehcn•~t• mct4o In tho or iginal npy ,.,e,.lnocl fot donifiod od NRiiD-nt will N d•argo8 thol role of 25c fot 11ch chont• · Ad• ....,•• fef ''-" or ,;,. tlmo• ond 1top,M Mfore ••,!ration wi ll M c:hortotil for only nu...ltor of Sfor$1.00 Galhpolis Daily Tribune ' ~ Some may fu1ol you N"" lira! you are - But I wW remember No malltr lww Dig. Sadly by bls AIDII Electa O'Neffi. I'l-l -..;::w .CAB As llo);,'US FOR man ....,. 40 In Ga!RpoliB ...... Tllke al!ort auto trips to I WANT ton, Ohio 111101. 1'1·1 ,.In Wanted A MIIJill&ACED WOMAN to ....... lmo1ld lady, !he Ia. Cldl MIIDO ir lalenlow. 1141 FemeleHelpWantecf "lfiNB lldlel seeded tunneclllt. 11 r.r part - ... full we. Blnt . . lo . . ....t)f ... IDiontft ..n • - ..... &-. t 11.111- IIIII I p.m. ..II '·' ·~·. ' l.alt ... IIJLUOU), l>laet. Kaep ......,. IIIII _ , ..''.i,' ~- tlf.ZIII. ForlMN . . Aall rhw lKAiolll farm, . Gd~ Plr!J, W. Va. lo.I IDOdonl noldeDcoo IIIII """'l''* aet of bJd8L Ollll8d Domaalet CappeJD. -code llUII-ll.. 17-11 D-lf a-3 I ISETI'A CAJIS..-.Irout door <JI)eDIDg. Del G!llceri<ll. Pb. 4f&.3'n8. ..., TIMOTHY HAY 5l1c bale. Cldl ~28-f Between 5 and 7 p.m. 592-1910 PIIILW WASHER and dryer. Good coDdltlon. Pb. 446a82. ., Fors.le LOTS for nle will> 8 iDdl oew- LJAOIISHUND ·PUPPIES, 6 er, plenty wale<. Upper Rt. ,..,..., ol<l wilt> temporary 2'1~ tll-1'1!111. U:C Reg. Gennan Sbephenl male, 14 weeb old. P1L 4164111. . 2'1-1 C'.OOD gas m,.., Pl1. · shots. AKC reg. with 6 generation pedigree with 19 champions. COli Darrell Day 38882'14. a-3 1857 CIIEVROLET, .....Uent flO. play pen. <'<lldltlon. 4 new !ires. call IN 2'1~ ~- I TRAILift IIJII<e, private IDt. · Blill Martel, Kanauga. PIL -· 1'1..1 11009!. praetleally DOW, <Omplelely IUmllbod. 2 bedroom, carplt, . full buement. Inquire at G.- Gellles, 91. Rt. '· • 17-S · ! NEW ap&mneniB, I fum. ll1d 1 lll(um. Modem witll """ pa furnace. Upper Rt. 7 near Drm-lu 'lbeeiN. f41.1'111. 1'1~ S ROOM Almlohod Cllll . . . ... bueul. 1741 IVRNIIIIiBD -lnwul, - ....... ~PIItc.lnllillol. 1M ••u ..., Ir.r Ml 1111 .... ; .t' from ••woo nat. Cd 1111 I 11.111- ~ war'IJ - · Port Oonlnl lWoL 1M I LAIIOB ........... llllfam.. llllod, .... ... appor lleeaad, - ... r.Willi. lleeaad. Cd -.cr OR MLB - cWenp, 4 ,..... IIIII bolll, Cll Te1u Bel. Newdoooroted_ c.n ..._ .....,., , Ill Jl'oar1b An. 11 '1141 I ftOOII' ....... and ball! in city. . ,._ ffi.Hff. ._, -1·Bl80011 dwilllbed lpllt. - . ,.,.. ll1d """ ........ .... _ Ollllral)f Joralal. . . . . 1111. - ALL 11P11 lals, llloct, brlct, plpo, wlndon, lllltelo, ele. a.ade Wlalerl, Rio Grande, 0. Cll N1ll Iller ._ •• USED l"'lmmmJRE o1 Ill kinds. We buy and ..0. Rice's Nft 6 Uaed I'Um. tl&«<l. D4l 11118 FIAT Model 1110 aedan, aeellent COIIdlllon. nO Irides. I'll. ill'/-7lll18 after 12 110011. ... GOOD lJSED fumllnn: trlpraton:, · tables, and ~.. 2 cilair, bedroom' rultel, box lpring IIIII mat.treaa, I ruga 0 ~ 0. cedar . . - , I elect. dryen, I auto. 0o1t>1n Fundlure a.. Pb. tlll-1171. ' 24-d .....her. NEW 19111 Gregory bouoelraller, 12 • 40, 2 bedroom. l..!wd ln 10 - Win lako 1525 less oole price, Call after 8 p.m. flf.C41. ... Oscar Baird, Realtor NICE CABIN SITE place lAo build !bat weekend cabin, stop. We've got it. Fifty nine acres of \voods only seven miles from town. Priced as a bargain. Let us show KAN.lUGA, OHIO AKC Mole Bo>er. 2 AKC le- . 'lll8!e a.cter Spanle'lll, J'0811011able. Cldl «1-llllilt. 2'1-3 NEW GMC 11UQC HEADQUARIIIS 1• 16 T. a.. 11M 16 T. GIIC 1117 !II T. GIIC 1110'16T. ~ 11M !' T. 1'111. _..,.. !II .... IIIJ 16 T. a.. a.. ~·· _..,.. .. T. J'Grol pkbp IIIJ 16 T. Daolp pldwp 1111 16 T. a.. pkbp - .... PWd tract 111tiT.GIIC 11M 1/f Dodge tl1llll7 1111 16 T. Dodll IIIJ I T. OIIC 1117 I T. CliiC 11M 16 T. GIIC Plctap 1117 \fl T. OIIC Plctap 11M GIIC ldlw .... Nnr I T Firm w...,. tiii.IO IIR I T. lblel•w"-1 FLUFFY NICE 588 SITE bright as wbat eleanlnl 10ft and new. Tbal'a ruga wlll do wben you ... Blue IA*e. Rent electric !han_,- fl. Fanner's Hard~ a.. 2'1~ All, FM RADro. lovely maple flDilh, 4 speed d - . Payments of II per m- ..- pay balance due t8'1.68. I'll. tll- 1'1-S 11128. TIUS six acres of ground Js a lovely building site. Low taz. ea. Real seclusion. If · yuu want to get away from It all and still be rigbt near town. This is ll!e spot. You can't miB8 at the low, low price. Ask us. BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE lJ!ST with us now lAo get lJi on the spring real estate aalea. Now is the time to get wiUl us and let us ...,... yuur property. We handle all the deleila. We lake tbe work out ol your selJin8. Let ua help you ...... SOLI'D STATI!l ti'I!IU!X>. 19111 Ofllee .... fH.fl'll If lin. .. 'p walnut olereill ll<HJoole wltb 4 Dnc 11'elloorlloll, I'lL IM 11M opeater, 4 "'!!OCC aulomallc Reloert L. ll.trd, PIL lit dilntger._ :MMe ~ "' $5 or pay Juot $71.16. c o II tll-11128. 2'1-S a c......., "l:f1W1 will! .,... B1ae Lasln mateo tile Jd> a breooo. Rent eloetrfc ollampooer fl. lllteppanl, 1112 !at Ave. 2'14 Neal Reali, A. A. NIBERT, Realtar · . , .. q• 2 NEW blicb, Lake Dr.. Rio '1111RD AVE. l STATE ftl'. Grande. fll.ooo and t:zs.ooo. can llaanoe. J46.M!I. :rr-12 I'OIIMBIILT nDal 6 !lOW for ID lime save WI.IO. With Electric Heat ·'80CfA.SPACIOUS LIYI G \fl T. DacJae plctap 111.1110 IIU't• CA...., lH I - ' ..................... -·till. . .. . ....... CzM .,IIIII illllll can. ... ,_.. ..... A, A.-.; ••• . 8:15 .1 ' ! 1 1 - . - ........ . . . . IOALLrtA IWI5I IOUlU>!Nilll. ~ A Real Buy For YOu Owner Very AIIJiolis . C.U.YJB. 8:06 llfuolc Vllllmltod 10:10 CbltW1>ox (aapt Slllur..., 1111 SUDdot) . 11:00 Muai< Viillmltod 11:41 All tlio Newo (ueept So&) 12:00 Nowo (llundoy an!y) 12:18 Muotc Vnlbnlted Owaer Transfarred Wants Home Sold Now Sor- 5:00-Newt 5:15 Dlmor 7:00 EV8Diilg S e r 9:t5 Armtd Forcea ShowJ 10:00 Ftrat N o - Fl!* 18:18 Muol< vn111 Slon wr . Sian Oft) 1'l o SUNDAYS 1:00 Slin 011 and Preaeher Sbwlnll 8:15 Newa 8:30 llenld ot Truth Note: Lhe !!porta - . w111 • ..,.,._ .....~~• .- - 11:00 Proce- Hour e:aoAunt- lll'OIIII Wilen Larte 3 Bt*oom With Ucres . We Need Llsttnrs SOLD 8 Since The First BOAT! D' YOV W~f'n r\A.III. NOP· I:R'l'Y I!JIOI.D CALL TBS 1&\Do lNG a&AL DTATB BALD or. 1'101 IN 'l'OWH. Re1l Ettate For Sale Dillon Agency i"'MEROY .. .. .......... .. Loot month to ... tr.. boGt with purchas• of ••Y 69 Apache T... Ptl en IIOif $495 Up. Best deals, bl1 trc~de1 now. u.,. .... Ettete For We 0. D. PARSONS AIISBARY APACHE IIIW..... ocioeclu!o4, fniUFIMe roa ALL l!lllr .... _ ....... ellect wilb ,.... Orlllt ... IIIII at tbe Neal h. ,_,, N Stale 8l Apnll rttr 111111, !h. ~ llalpllod IIIII 1iS*al llaiJIIII7. It-t! NATJClNWIDJC INBI1IIANt'lll ,\lJ'I'O, llno. life. • .... .. Waldo F. Bnnnl, W. B. Bnnnl. lfl.llll. M ........... Cllr .,,,., Prl<e ..... J7nl • dM liESTRICTEID resld.,.tlai Lot. , . _ IllNo. 511, LincOln Helgbts. Over RIVERVIEW 200 feet front oo paved In town. 1 rms., Datil iiiiiJ lloll, water, gas and elec. at tbe • to full '---~ •• S ry, -u-~ •~• cum. c1eep loll, a1. ski. 2 ponbeo. DOWN TOWN .. .. .. .. ..... · Real '-- f/100 .. . •• . 1>"\h' OIUI ' •. '- • •J" .. , • •• .• u;.,_.- '~'~'"' I' O~ii1·~. ,.,,,.., llo L; , ~ .1(;. Assessments Up -t. For Discussion 4 BEDROOM . . . . . . . . . . . . . EASTERN AYE. TWO STURY HOME - lileal F1ve nn. frame, corner lot. LEE'S PLUMBI!IiG 6 JlDIOl). EUNO, <nwD a.,, 0. P1L for the large lamlly, Reoep. paneled, ,_ roof, fum. :md ...... 11141 lion ball. LR with fireplace, paint. WlU trade rttr amolJ formal DR. kltdten & dinette, !ann. lftNOI.D'I ~. "' 011 atllocoliaA- · Orst floor, 4 BR, lull bltlt and EUREKA Aelw flam PilOt Oflloe .,.. porch on aecond. Full di- Four rm. frame," aD m. .,.n:. vided basement with large ~ 4111111 g.,j, 10 A., plant)> lndt. room for play. Carpolt and Yoar ~ Delllr It-t! -age room, along will! deep P .ACRES . D:Nll'l'nl IIWIR'I Vacant land, 1.6 A. Pulure, 2 A. lot for the flower - · NEAR NEW . .. . . : WATII:B DILIVERY SIBVJCB wanda, pand, fenceo, juat off PIL ffMH7. • U Rt. 1110, Morpn Twp. ONE STORY loc..ted on 1110' ~ 120' lot, Clll'pel..r LR, 3 BR. aU eleotrlc idtcllou In color will> range & ovtn, filii basement will> lill flreplaoe, garage. Prked In middle leens. We can get yuu 100 per .,..t ftnanclng II you quaniy. LARGE LOr .. . .. .. .. . ... TRA.~w ,. ftl .Y SITE &.~ U--'litO OIYC.,.\1 •. """" -w 141. ". VINTON 8 rm. rr- 011 .u nar WIA!Ij .Wiler DllfnrJ' lllrtlce - BL,, Oilllpnllo t:r realdentl 'lila!' - · · fbllr Pl'<IPOttJ uoeoomoato for JIIFI'pooe of taullan by _..mcbofono the of l!quallzlilllla 1111 Review tlda month. . '!be - Coari, La-.e Gerladi,Couatt ...... preoldeat; tlonnoe Adldnl ·IJid u. 1111 u COftldlllaoklnen Ill IID••IlJ at til board ol Reriew. - ...,corn Por Wont Acl Hrvlce · 5 c:ot~tl ,ar Wor4 ...e lftllftfl• foreed air "'""""'· full basement, dat welt, located on BT I'OIId. Prb • .800. TWO STORY .. . .. . .. .... .. II cat.,... Ww4 ••• ~naocwt""• . ln•ortl•a. 25 ,_, cont DI.. IMfM u ... 14 e4• ucl .,, ,.14 wltf'lln 10 .,.,, 1 . ,..•..,... LOCATI!:!:i ID Eureka, 1 room. 1 BR, chftl ...u, larwe lot. dowl. door. lll'aJ* iP 'llllb boule, till h11nat. ..,...._ . , ·. . R.-1 &t.ra For s-le O'lftliDI • CIUJW REALTY COMPANY . .• ' • MIJib -. Rey-. .... - . a - Thlnb ... -.-. ,_ ::~tbe~:! I~= HOBSTETTER REALTY Tilt - · - ....._ wW tile llacal 1 - boltlmiJJ8 Jul¥ 1, 1888. Dole• lloted for lllo review are lrcorl tO a.m. until 1X10D C111 Feb. 3, 8, 10, lJ. 17, 20, -2 t, and 2~. ,.,.. llulllllll DINI!:ITE SET, gray, .....U.nt coociitloo, flO. Pboue IMN741 after 5 p.m. l-SI_., .WANTEDJ s.m- CilRTIIIS '1'l!lCIINIC!AN, Leland Parbr, . . _ Pomeroy reoldance or 867-1251 O>olvme .call ...,...,, wlsbea lloll~ay Onellap. DallJ .moo Hmlted SundaJ fora. 11011111. IJ.D.IIIe ' Ho~r. I ...,, ••"-' ..., ....... II p r .,...... "'•'4 ....... Sj . . . u. ONLY 111.95 P'l•• J.1t ,......,.T•• i ............................. ' Ll_............ et ••• ....... .... ~,··· avllt ....... IN, •• I tiro MCORI'S I:U • . MAM POIIIIIOY ALCOA SIDING . •STORM WINDOWS • REMODfUNG ANC BUILDING ~ALUMINUM F:~~~1~E~30!llL~{l Canstw. c.,. Entertained .. · ~lD~~!:.::%:!::..c Unlcnmble thete tour Jumble~. one letter to each square. to form four ordinalJ words. [ r ., .-_ ~-: yean? - ~ I .., endrepalill!l; arid '-"- . - -~ CIDWftii.IRI. ---,....- l ...tlp • ·' I. • . -- . ,. IIIIi .I'Oim:AC vro, (~. farm) ·- 5Canvu shelter 8 &xpuncer 7 Play on words 23 Citrulllruit • Paclfic i!lland 24 Flat-topped ploce(Latin) 19 Mountain nymph_ hiD ............ 218 Thigh bone 21Spitelul 28 Curved moldin1 29Wqen 31 AurePta 33 At no time ........_- ZlBIIbble 30Land<d L I () 32~ld - ..,_-.. 31 Pen- Gynt's ~·;;::::-~~':.": .__:::-;::~~~X~~L'!~~;::'-:.'~unntect b,. the abarecutoon. rL :..=iiii!..::SIIB=PI=IiE=-=AIIS=•=fJ=: ...=--....JI A ( I l I I I ] __:Prinf::=" _ _ _ (A.Iwen Mo.daJ) l _ _• _ y l -'--n ............ ,....,.r .....--.A ··'"-·· ·~·!I . . ,.- .:..+-~.,-...-.--· DAILY CROSSWORD ta. lmpllclent .Contends to Unconeeakd a-. 41 Dry,•wine ..-. ·. 451Aoltlnl itru. ~lOfua 52Mlneral ...,....._. .. Caucl>o 07Cralty te. Nell . talk 11. Kind 41t1 . .Bamboo-Uke ot era-• ltreet 20.1Cnemy DOWN ..... S. Growe old 4. Ertch strohetm S. WANTEDI 21. Olrl'a 1. t.U-p lla.rdll 2. Join Watt upon 8. Cbeab 1. Mrudem name 8. Compete 8. Benetlclary r1f a sort 12. Mandarin tea 22. BlulllInc 23. Seeks (alter I 24. Flower- Inc '""~"'a¥"• Ten Ho111es In Need Of _..,•• .,...,. .... aa. eornpantona shrub 26. Anpr , 28. Minor 31. Rebuke 32. Tampers with a check PAINTING.~ ••• IUpe"'I'QB 35. Seta down 34. Roae'a friend 38. Namesakes : Home owners in the Melts • ·Gallla area will be given an opportunity of havifll the new YJdel, the ririd, All Vinyl Homesidif11. material applied to their homes at a very low cost. It will be of special Interest to home ow•s who are lad up with constant palntillll and · other maintenance costs. The new MIRACLE SIDING developed bJ Monsanto Chemical Corporation and B. F. Goodrich, two of the most trusted names in the chenll. cal Industry. Alter zo years of test1111 aJIII research it is especiaiiJ I'ICOI1IIIIeild fllr liSe In lest Ylqinia and Ohio clillllle and was recentlr Introduced to the public. n carries a lifetime parantee in wrltln11nd pravldes iOOI lnsalatiOII, lloth Slllllller and willtlr, lhlriiiiJ _lo•lna the cost of air COIIIIItlanhw IIIII llelt1111. The IIW prDduct can be M DYW -. , . , type of ...._ l!itllidllll lr1111, asllistDs, stlitico,lilclt; 11anJ d.~·Celea abbr. fO . FlreiiULII'e tool .. ' I ~- • ·aa111e olild'lllno Plnoae • . ( -.) 3 Carry coals t.o 4 StimuJa,tes 12Primate 13 South .AIDerianaJUntry i411utian · Inch, t ljJeed nNmi:zlpa, 'JSo <e!Jieal. oound 2 Unclo.es 1-the evideace ,, .. \• \ ~y· ..; DOWN tWatebyour ! . I not I Mentally 1 Uke t.ther, - ·~-- ~ ·• ' poor •hall Fill the Blanks I'Cft'ATOJ:S, · PlnoaeFiZ.f • . . ILAmNAIS • ................ ,tlldt . , ......,,¥ py"M· -.t•tH-CGro. 9:13. NEilD .,i?di!::ITO!IE for ,.... drhawii1 We ftnllll 1111!1 Bcrrmett " '" 8llalll'. : OiuiiiCCIJI(, Plnoae ...... ! !liMe ' c~~t ·- ' ot 1M o:r ,..Vh for • ce r. -Pial"" ZlM(Latln) 22 Umb'• )!tM'I name MMedi.tate28 Diminutive Df.l'rederick l!MRAD:.:.:r:l :.::v-;;:!tt,;;~Jr.,::~..--r--;1 l'etterday'• FI"Od51 lllo ........ TniCk Bui.Jd:). . . . . . . . . . ,.. ..... ""•<Ill sh41! not aiUJatll ~ fOTIJoiU1!, the poup t Melal 18 _The vote 10 Clannish __ quaned 18 ConVOJ'II 11 ~ 20S.band-17IntheSIIDie III . f06 E. l:toin Po-or, 0 . 15 ~inl old, TICILE ( ] -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 Ft••NJ Hti11 & Alit For the ' Keeping Meigs II Gallic and Mason Area i ' Informed As Well As i ............. ss.ss SPEOAL SNOW TIRE SALE four 7:50 A.M • tl NOON 3 P.M. AND •=30 P.M. • 7 ....... --- 1 DAILY AT 2-Uip tit.» ......,., Phone 446-1,066 Otrtlitd . . · w...... r.. "''" D.H.VfCKJD,II•hor f 110011 Cillt ,, '"'" Ave. lAw PI ~ . . 'li!D- ltlll!l - RJ!l!'(lll8ll8l ....... • . . . BALE - ~KN01ffl ' ........ witiii'OIIdlolldoliln Ia FUR liESTAUIWft' liD& In lilwiJ walnot ,...,.. lfllulp. esc;ellenl loeallon CARD OP. THANkS a OltTUitiY In .b!lak c~ 11.50 ,., .SO~ ..n •lnl.... e•. pod to Ill ... -IIUIIonlndM, IIIUitiMOI wotl2c. . ~. USED mablle homo. cliltrlet of • tllrloiDg ILIND ADS blind ...... ele. I'IIJ off 1111tmm In Meigl County, Oblo. '' IIUsl bo 12 ft. wide. Phone ..41111tl.,.l 25c Ch.rto ,_ ....... of 0.. AD ~ In A-1 eondlor fiN:l'12. lllteed. I'IIDnla • - O,r!CI HOURS llon. '1'1111 ~ loll been N-Ile -~ liJO ·•oM· .. . JtGO , ••• o.u, . 111 operation ........tully lor ' lt30•·-~. ~~··~~' I FII8IIJ yean. '!be JH- awn- I 30JIE With larp "'"' ttr I . ZIG ZAG u::'bC miO!due lnMemory · ..... other -..... FIJ:- ' .... Pnlfenlll1 ... lkJale 7 'nlll ,...,,. mUa ........ turu, equipment :md busi- I L~ ~y of our dear belw'*' l"omerGy IIIII Oalll,_, a real buy fCI" ta.500.DO. ' daushter and IIJS!e<, Malena poliB_ Clll a-31. after I holes, ..... -._.· per Tote,..., .,.,...... of ' p.m. ,_ Write at call McGuiro, """ doparted !Ida ' ..- pay ffl.•. n,. II Ia ,.... O'lllliliN 6 CROW life 15 yelml ago today, Feb. home.~-- 1 1 REALTY COMPANY Fort.nt lll!lNI\T CUL\!IID SMALL HOUSE. two """-"" 41 Ul. IIIOATB. ~ mJuot a flnlllrt o1 . - 1'6- and balh. Reo!IOIIllble 1'0111. Ollke - 2111. 1-IHtc memlaanw. 'Pbone M-$110. W-11)1 l-SI-Sic Just a ll!eiiHJr)' food llllllrue. HAY IIIII llmoii!J. Joe Just a-token ol alleetion, ONE THREE R<Uol TRAILER, ~- l'boae -..to. 1:111 ACRES, pasture. wooda, And a bell1aebe, otill for yau. 011e two room IR'aller, ~ J..a«p Just a . sign for golden barn, farm pond. some tlmllaoon, W. Va. kr. Good blue grasa pulur<! l'bo!M! l'IUit'l. :&-z.«< EMILY AMERICAN aleNo ODJ>. will paature 50 head; ps well, Just a smile ol love BDOW. ntRNISIIIID IIIII uulan lllilnod ldOie witll AM.ftl: radio wltb Just a leer ln oil...,. follhng, all mmeral rlgllls; no ....... to ....... Wpeed iDionDia mal I . And a )'08l1llng just 111r you. good building site, "'.000. Clay Pbaae . . . . IJ.IMc '1'1111 eel IUD ID warnniJ. MeKbmey, HaniliOnville, SUnSndly mlesed by k. Tote ..... )IIIJIIdM of ..... (!llmlta, Mr. lllld Mra. clay only. or pay ttoua. Cldl IIUIII. Mania lfdlulre, Allo, 119 """"'· 40 ...... 14tlo creel: bottom, good blue grass Brothers and Slsten. ~ ........ wUl paslme 50 bead; M-Ite el!lfrt """" bouse with bath. free gas. near sdlools: two C.rd Of farm ponds, !leVentl outbulld1 Wl8ll to thank an my ,._ · ClliNCI!lLLA. poll. c.n 992illllS. on henllop road 10 mOe and relatlvea rttr lite many ft. 1-30-ttc earda and tbe lovely llcnnn I received while ln tile Cam'POLAROID oamero, model Ill. roy, $1.1,000. Clay McKJmey. deft. Clark llclopllal. ll'ay <lod 'P'OilR IIOCBI furnllbod ..... 0111y used once. If ID!enosled, l!an1JonviDe. SUnday mly. blesa eacb ol yau. - · AD 1llllltlol paid. , . _ M-111: -'1111. 1-lt-tle Leota Mauer, Rt. I, Reedsville 2-2-llp Jtfl 12 • eo ft. mobile hOme, TRAILl1lR. lllfto'l Tldtr boJin>oms. Phone IJD. OUR SlNCEIIE tbaob to '"" · Put. Mllwiiillle. Pbaae M- 20!2. Imany friends and llelgbbora · IDl MM1c for their RIUIII)' kbd.,aeo ...,._ IIIi FORD Falrlane 11110, four GEO. ROBS'IEfi1!2t, BROKER lng recent bereavement. PETS FUR IIALE .. -. . . . ... door sedan v~. liOOd condiRURAL - 5 roolll!l. '!be Jet'lf Gtabam BEA11'nii'IJL WfltE 'i'lt:R- tion. Pbone 911U201i. 1-113tc ft~ClNE hath, lumace, 3 (IOI'dl... garFamlly 2-S.Itc RJEIIS, 1'110. mln. IIOimauz"ffl!, cellar. and loti ol panel'iLJIJ&'"l!!!!!J!!!.~~~ SOLDl STATI!l oioreo, 1tl1l waiIng. fi,OtiO.OO. wllll - trtm. """"""" IIUI attreo omii:ole witb t- POMEROY - 7 """" lnict, lOs., OloiVIIIe, OldO. Phone speater. 4-apeed lllllomalle bath, wall to wall carpeting. ..,.._ M-1011! chtnger. lllaka paymeals of Basement, firepli!"'. bot wat5 ... pay juol t'71.16. Coli ter beat. Only $6500.110. IIII-S21L 1-11-ae ·EAST MAIN - Location fer business. N"" has 3 story POODLII: PVPPIJI8, AKC 'raJ - EARLY AMERICAN limo brlcl: bullcllnc. Ollly $5,000.00. """l!!lPt. t7l and liP- lllud .W-FM radio, lOVely mapl~ FAIIM!I NEEDED IDr9lct and ............ ..... flnllh. Wpeed ellanger, pay- HBI.JJN or VIRGO. TEAFORD • Mil. U I tiD ments of ta per month or pay balance due 187.68. Phone 992- SYIIACUIE l-3).3tc S2ll. 1-SI-Stc ... 9 A. 'l'IIIUi:1!l lleolroa,D homo. final oil .... . . , ,.ln. Ina. tropoce,oepliellnlk.S..oral fndt Inlet.. e Cdl5lll bale. lloii. Wllllfd. PbCIIe ... .tlq lnNttloni., WITII BEAUTIFUL view o1 lito lblormllnll· · OWNEJU .. Belmllal Dr. OldO River, 2 IQy home, 1 Due lo JDOII)' ..... tldl ..... BR and 11!1 bath, fireplace ln ,.. are low on Jlollnp. We TEIIIIft'B • 1'111' Wld&UL rarpaled Ll!, fonoal ~ JJJied your """"· 'homo ... FADf llliznohwlllll C.. 'WI:; II : basement, 2 car detad!ed ga•· land. Call todllfl «*Jrr, OIIID. I'll. ll7t4J1I. . rage, black top drl... A ,.,.1 IIIJIIMIPzf.tll•• famDy home just . one mi. illirl "'ldo, ltl 'l llt from GltlllpoUJ, ·MI r• ONE ACRE LOT .. .. .. ... .. . 2 BEDROOM HOME . - large kltcben. ball! not llnlibed. oll I llhd-• Che'fO 7Sc 12 c...n per ..,.,4 thr.e e-..".. -.. Nloe Jacbon 'l'lllllln'B Pill' CXIIIIIIOL St. Newly painted, alra lot. .JIBI!:I lniOplelkla. ..n t!OOO. Tennl. lflniD O'Dell. w.,.. .....,; IDOl _,.. Cllfllup, Pllalol - I'll. 'IIN1II I LOCAl REPORTS our PT,·1'LI!:ASANT- - c - . Elm E. w"edae, """""""" 1• BALDI lA 11n1 lniiJ, - IIATI!S 1'llo-.- 5:00 NIPfl:, W•ther, !SPort~ 5:30 Simol SereJIOdo (Vntll m FOUR RO(IM houle, bath, Mala St.. Rutland. Phone TC. 12:16 TrbdQ- Hlllll' '10:300io'12ot6 catliallc WOn.llan 11:00 1:00 Our<b oiGod 11:t6 World-- Co. Noo 1:10 Gonpol Coli 12:00 Clim~ No,wo 2:00 &-.,. Drl .. Tlll!o 11:15 Bodlolln 8clorll 11:00 Newo I!A>Undqi U:illl_l'lON--......no Qroa.) . Fum r. ~~- <'n!N.. WJEII-nl LOG Wid., Tllan.) (JliiJy OX<IPI whtro llldtelllod) · 12:41 C<lunlr7 Go ·.4:001iardiup 8!00 Sian Gil 1111 J!'Mb' . sm. (aeept So:IDW s:oo New1, w..ther.fPtrtl 8:00 _ _ _ 12:15Bdlllln8clorll 12:30 'lbl •"Ja" 8aalld 12:J5 Toen-'l'lmo '88 4:00 IDIBrebo... . preselfs 1:611 ~· <;liollol lOtOO - k lllr !llnidoQ' . 10t30 Flrot llllltlot Q:urell 11!30 GooJptl of Cl!rlot 12:00-• 12100 N.,.o Jloinl;e ~ IIOitOAN z.-.. Clf.- ' ,.... llildiil. Dllllllollw M irelpliifl W ....... ADl. . u:Siiw~a.ru 165 Acre Farm N Prb ta.ooo. We have juolllatocl ,.. of 1ba HOBART DilLON, 11uB:Jr • . lh I 11 • · - flii.IO. E20 Adder """1"18.- •6 ,_ sm-10 llneat all al'oe. brick bomedl lD 4lMrlt B••• D, WM Mia Olllce Equip. 446-IWI'. 1'1-tl tile area. This IJooJse' hu 1 t.dllo., llnnlrd aulodf .._ • ..,If I• Unnlt New r 11o1ar7 Callen Jarge 1'00DII with lolJ fiDiolted 1 ba&emelll with I'IIC , . _ dlnd !lAVE 7 nJOm ....... lllll . boii....... ll'n Ill ~ •. II piJ W.B. Fireplace. There II over HOtJBI:, I rJJ0JD1 and batb, liD. - lxdldlag, fronla 'l'! two ""'"' llnl • . lllo. Pedonl Ia. 4 acres ol ground wbidg ""'" elaoed poreb, _tun balement. •Y011111!!1· -.,m lr1l1lf foi" IIIIIID Olllt VdeJ f•H(Lial . . lo ll!e river, plenty of ,..., lurJuo<e beat, don, buiJI..In ldt• pl-. IJ!!I. P. 0. Boz !Ill; JllilBRACE )'OUl'oelt lor a llirlll the . Ill ........... 1111. tint lime you uoe Blue LD- for prdeu, <lnlldrenl. . chen, prap, prdeu, larp . ilnctc~D~III,~W~.':¥;8~.~2tl~J;I~.·. .: ... ; •-··· pets alid dlnd 1~ •· · - - : •~ ,......, of ....... ~ut• tre to clean rup. Rent elee- Tbla ~ ~ ,. --.• ""' .,_...lllotm ·~...:_:·...- BY OW!iiiltt :..:: lrle . . , . _ ... r.tnl lD every NlflllCt lllld IRIIRII bo 1 , ~ ' • . wuou'""' IIIII ...__ "'-'~;;~ aeen to be &PPJOCiolecf. l.Gou. . . dQcin. Jltl. ...... .... .' ......, ftdi• DAY IIIII · L. L. lloiiiUJ; &pply Co. 17-1 . ft. .. liM. 1'f·ll ed I ml'"' OII•1 IB 7. ~ Ja. tile .... -;> . ' '·.... .... . a~a.AN l'llortltair l'lllnlllf ~ AKC. elwmplan olrtol. PRICE REDUCED , . hit Ia lllolr on-. Dam. . doughlor lA maJIIrlle lleol In We batre,.. of tbe flnleot f • homell "" E'vlll8 Jlol&bll will lllonr winner. Bei<IIIM, lnlol. IIIII " " - w1tb reo ..,_ '. 11111111 hunter~. W:..lll. 17-1 IIIII tltdal Owner II • 0111 to ooll. Look !Ida . 11111! lfve 111 an dlllw. . ·· II' 1pv .,. flu!lh • . . . . . . . . . .! . . . . ' 1• HIS I T. 1'111. 'lftclor I MllmoapoDa M<*Do Poww - MONDAYS TRBV FIIID:&YS 1 : 0 - oiJflll I:OO·Oido VID~---1:15 'h1k ollllo Town SATVRDAYS iaullllry and tu11 both all you. wUI lreahen m 2 ... a ~ Marlll llboets. SG28. 2'1-12 Don't Miss S•lna Tills VerY Unusual Hollie stereo, wrbcer BAIRD REALTY CO. 32 W'lSOONS!N Holstein hell..... av. qt. 1100 IINI., VliOCiaated Brand New Rihch 446 4500 21'6- fir' y.u•vJ ' been 1ookiJ111 lor a - Last caU. Marlrel boors: Ooen I lo 8 Monday ...... F'ridlro. • to 8 Saturdav. elaoed !Midi!ys. w.u. Orcbarda. Rt. 1110. I mHe sout11 of Wlltenllle. 0. 2'141 ... 446-17M. rAIIII.Y. Real Ettllte For S.le SMITH AUTO SALES {Jff. 446 364t1 1!1111 ~mu: at. .. 4 dr. hardtop. ... Pboue • an. ·• · 11-r ' !!:LI!lCI'MWX Va<UIJII! :Clean er comDiefe will! attadlments . Dlint SCI"Iy, and oordwfnder. Loolal and eleans like new. Pay off bal...,. of 6 paymenll al tUO montllly. Pbone 44617~ WISEMAN. AGENCY,- PORTABLE Typewrltor, ... Good OlllldltiCHI. Call . . Iller 4 p.m. ..., 11118 Palrfane 11110, auto. - 1 dr.. ....uent oond., warranty, Ph. . . .. ... mft. TRE bnDdlnr ,...... of NEW 1968 Zig-Zag Sawing Macldne In 1...,1y eablnet. Automalic zig-zag to oew oo bu~ foal, mote bullonholes, 1110110gram lllld laney design by turning a !dngle dial. Left In lay-a-way and nevt!!' 118ed. Pay off f51.eo or term! IUS weekly, ~ne 446-M. 1'1-' ~PPLES For lint .. ....... OR PH. 44U845 --- Call Jack Hodson a. .. 0011. Cui Wbnlott, Rio Clnlndo. l'lloM INI-IIII. t-tl LOW, LOW, Plllt'lll CHI Jilt. tr ......... and Corllla """' lllfl FIAT 650 P'ulbact. I'll. One Man Who Wants To Make $1,500 per month 0011tacl CU!IImnell. Air maD M. D. Saara. Pres., Amemm Lubrlcmltll Oo., I'M, Day- fit your fa,., SEE LARRY BARR IWILT 4M'*ICAII 11'11111110 CONSOLE witll Ml I'M l'ldlo with 4 opoed IDionDia . . . ar. '1'1111 eel 81!11 lD ftl<lilb. T1lke .,_ J!IIJIDOIIII II tJ.ff ... pay tl01.18. CaR t'II-SIII!. D4l . - -- Sizes to - · Cldl 8'11-81. 125Thlr.t.t.... Gollipollo - llOOD CLI!lA!f.LUMP and IRidl. MARTIN STEEL SILOS . J 1 IWBINII TH18 IDJiclJIDo ..... ..... bolos, dmlo. ...... Talino ~ of .... por lllldh or pay ..... n,. II Ia ,.... • · • · Sotl.ll'doy. WANTED .., ... PUJB ForW. HAVI! MANY USES 2oe In Memory For Sale . . . . ZIG lAO IWWINU O.odli"' ' j :30 P·'" · do ily or.d 11 . .! IIIFOIMAnOI ' Used Offwt Plms ,,_,tho ocl clllto ,.,ned . l'i MEMORY of my nepbew, 3poc. 4 C8l1 E. Rooolter. wllo pa•od away 4 yearo ago Fell. 1 I ' ~t. . '~- WMPO . CLASSifiED RA TE5 . ' "~ . ~,- ....... aua . . . _.. .... ,,:. llilx ~ . .aoaaJ ' oa wvaavG JI .O V .-L J' C C *· ..~~ ~~-pomBI8'1'041UI. IPlTII - ' LIJ'II.- . · - 'i'" ' .. nallllble. ..... · - · ... act . . '"'' ' receln weelll dec(lratlwi WD!l It 111 • . . '" ;.,. ·' · tlorial cost An ~1-.wU~- ~ • :ID .. \ ... ""' ... wltllaat .. • •. .Aut;ph · ' ' · I ..... ' •' ! �' ' I .' U- The~~ Soodilv, f'~ 2, l.Mt ' Cool It.••• · · ~ Plwuient Deli~y ·: • I GIUIMIII~ ~Ilia BotaJ Sale. G.u.LIPOLI!I ·- • n.<lllleo oC s,r!OJ E 4 R Voitod Statu Soyjqro - · IIIII nd<ID Slloroo In Olllo wwo f25.1 Amerl- 10 ....... ....... IIIUUOO. The IQio 86,3 and ••atop ·~ at one per eent of Ita amua!IOioo ID&i another.~· He hu at least two Jtrq December .11, with total Alii mot!,.• for proJoctllw a cool- ot$318.811lillion In 196&. Lulher E. GoNet~, Gallla cat iJnl8e, Tbo tlr&t, alroottr mentioned, i1 that he beliews a Cc>lmty Area ~. """"""' De<:embtr - · 'In bland diet oC qtdotly leadership ts needed to soothe Were •14,039. 1be COUDtyactde""' oC ltl 1968 the jitters of a tired U.S tel 68.9 per ~· ID&i U..embor 3L . nerwus ration. ; And He Does Avoiils over Dr WASIUNGTON (IJPO- The unapokeD motto of the Nixon adminl•t...... lton is "cool it. 10 awlaute rn:.n an audience, Nlxoo dell,.red hh lno.,.ral address in a muted vdt::e. Durtrw: his Hr1t two weeks in without gestures. Smne even oroce, the new PreJident thOUI!I>t he omothered aome or deliberately has avoided drama- his best lines by rushhv ahead tic gesture• and his pltched his betore anyone had time to clip. offi cial acts and stablments in His delivery doutless coat him some applause, but U waa 1D the lowest poss ible key. White House aides say he tune with. a speech urging feels the country has hlld enough turmoil and excitement, and now needs the kiOO of cabn, effi cient leadership he hq>es to provide. But no one should be surprised at the quiet tone of the new regime. Nixon made quite dear duri ng the election campaign that he had no intentioo of Lryi ng to be a glamorous or e xciting Chief E xecuti ve. In his inaugural address, Nixon gave anot he r clear signal of his determination to avoid the melodramatic atmosphere lwhi ch enveloped Lhe pr esidency durifl3' the Johnson Years. AlthQ1€h he is a good orator, who knows how This is who to see for a good deal on auto msurance. to mil~ Thts is who to see for the same good deal on life and homeowners insurance. See him now! Caroll K. Snowden Pork Centro I Hot•l Bldt· s.cond ....... Ph. 446·4290 Ham• Ph . 4,U,.4518 Ga!lipolll, Ohio IJJUI fA.M INIU16111CI STATE FARM IN SURANCE COMPANIES Home Offites : Bloomin11ton, Illinois P66J9 Learned Pmud Will Discuss American Life ATHENS - '"The Quollty o( American Life" will be discus-. sed by two univeraicypreaidents, a minister arU a professor of moral pl\l)osoph.y in the Firat Kemed;y Symposium at Ohio Uni· verslty, Tuesdl,y. The panel will exa!Dioo some of the ideas and beliefs wh.leh shape the American character ard determine th.c qualiQI of life in this country. 1'be 8: 15 p.m. sYJI1)osiwn in Memorial Audi· torium will be open to the public without charge. Addressing themselves to the t((Jic will be: Dr. Herm11on R. Branson, president of Central State Universits, Wilberforce, and a former professor and chairman of the Howard University Department of Physics. John U. Monro, president of M i I e s College, Birmingham, Ala., and a forme r dean of Har· vard College. Dr. ThQDlaS A. Wassmer, S. J. , visiting professor of moral philos(IJ>h)' in Oliio University's department of business administration. Dr. Wassmer, whowil.l serve a s moderator, is the for· mer scholar in r e sidence, Epis· copal Theological School, Harvard Di vinlt.Y School. The Rev. William G. Black, re ctor, Church of the Goo:l Shepherd, Athens, and a former teacher • administrator of the Chidlgo YMCA Adult HighSchool arr:l Junior College. reo- the- His second reaaon tor pt.¥irw it cool is that he nata very ~ 10 live clo!rn the reputation he once had as a savqe political battler subject 10 unrestnlned fllg!tts . oC te~er. He is tryt~ to prove, by deeds and demeanor, that there really is a ••new Nixon" who can be trusted to keep a steady nnger on the. IUcl.ear as "ell all the J*Die button. Hughe~~ Bullish in Nevada Gh08t ToWlll! LAS VEGAS, Nov. (IJPO Mysterious bllllonalro Howard Hughes ia buying up Nevada's ghost town mines. As usual, his reasons aren't known. The Las Vegas based m,ystery man, through tht' Huabes Tool Co., owns more land In Clark Couney than does the city of Las Vegaa itself. He now holds title to 238, or more, mining claims in seven Nevada counties and his firm ill reportedly negotiating for other claims. OPEN COPTER SERVICE AKRON, Ohio (UP0 - Hellcopter Services Inc. President Jack Scott said Saturday hellcopter shuttle service will be~ gin Wednesday from five Akroo~ area cities tD Cleveland Hopkins Airport. DENTIST DIES COLUMBUS (UP() - Services will be held here Monday atter~ noon for Dr. Arthur Alvem Hartupee, 74, who retired from dental practice in 1965. He died Thursda_y, J Mi«e Bradfonlin T.Jent PemJ'IIWiee HUNTINGTON - MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UPO - · A (Uil ranae Tbo elg!tth anmal Ohio Junior or creathe art classes wUI begin March 4 for the apriqJ: term MlsJPquatWeok_.,today with the reliiotratlon 'ot the 22 eonteslanta tram all part& of the lklcheye state. 'hlent .Performances were ot the Huntl- Gallerloo. Daytime and evening classes for adults will include drawing, paintIng, watercolor workah~a. cer~ amics, and woodcarvh.r and s culpture. Creative studio classes and art adventures in drawill& paint... bag, ceramics, mixed media an::l wood carving will also be of~ ferred to children of all ages. New this spring are Saturday workshopa and studio programs for Teenagers. Contact the Huntington Galleries ror details. achedultd c:onloslanto ~ oipt for Including Brenda Gone are the days when people had to go one place 4 to save, another to borrow. another to have check service, and so forth. Now all banking services are available at One Central Place ... HERE. THE TIULY.GREAT • CHECKING ACCOUNTS • SAYINGS ACCOUNTS • AUTOMOBILE LOANS • HOME LOANS • FARM LOANS •SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES • HOME AND FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS • TRAVELER CHECKS ~HRISTMAS SAYINGS CLUB • CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT • AUTO BANK, PLENTY FREE PARKING • AUTO 8ANK OPEN EVERY FRIDAY FROM 5 P.M. TO 7 P.M. • 24 HOUR DEPOSITORY SERVICE • BankAmerlcard CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN • PLUS MANY MANY OTHER SERVICES AND SEE Phil co-Ford &ldy Schedule COLOR POMEROY - Mr. Eddy"s schedule for the coming week: Monday, reb. 3 - Bradbury, 9 • 10:30; Salem Center, 11:301:20; SWan, 2:20 ~ 3:30; Silver· ly • Locust Grove, 3:45 • 4: 15; Hue, 4:30 • 4:45; Mt. Pleasant, 5 • 5:30; McArthur, 6 • 7. Tuesday Feb. 4 - Middleport, 9 ~ 2:45; Middleport Library, 3 .- 3:30i Mulberry Heights, 3:454:30; Laurel Cliff, 4:45 - 6:30; Brown - Town, 6:45 - 7:15; r\aomi, 7:30 .. 8:30 Thursday Feb. 6 - Chester, 9 - 12; Riverview, 12:30 - 2; Reedsville, 2:15 • 3:15; Keno, 4 ~ 4:30; Chester (Ridenour), 4:45 - 6; State Garage, 6:15 ~ 8; Five Poirrts, 8:15- 8:30. 1 First National Bank Gallipolis "SERVING THIS AR'EA SINCE 1863" MIDDLEPORT, 0. • • • ,. 0 " IV GALAXIE 500-SPORT ROOF 2 DOOR HARDTOP ASLOIIAS $2375· Plus Freight FORD GALAXIE 500 " 4-DR SEDAN -' .." .. ' FORD LTD- HADTOP . 2DOOR AS LOW AS FORD LTD 2-DR HARDTOP $2545 ~::~ght D -~· PL FAIILANE 500.HARDTOP 2 DOOR AS LOW AS . •. 20.9I . ~::~gltt ' GALAXIE 500.4 .DOOR SEDAN AS LOW AS $2365 ' . . ' ·,. ( .. .' FANCY . ' FORD GALAXIE 500 Sport•R~f . - ' '~}r~ ' '· • •'~<· CHOICE GlADE .. ' IE.F ALWAYS . l'AILBll : ;, .' : , , .... '•I",· 64Wp 880 Custom4 'Dr. Sedan. V-B engine, P.S.,.P .B., radio, w-s·w tires. Medium blue with ~lue in· terior. Not o sharper 64 · model in this Oleo. 63 Ford Country Sedan 9 Pou· enger v.a, Station Wagon. aut. trans. Power steering, power brakes, air c10nd. Radio, local· ly owned. Clean. l11t1ng . .. •.:r ~ . ~~. , . Conv. R.d with white •conv. top. 289 v..:a en• gine, 4 spud tra"''' radio w•a-w tires, wlwel > . . . . . . . . bucket •Ht!, exCell.ent concl. PRICES ~FrEQllVI; SUNDAY . . 8th .• • �' _.,...~ _...,...., ~.,. • 1 ; ' . CJ'-Utlrt' l'c·tlf1fll with lltt· :ftirftflt• mile•? • ' mift• j'IUIIflctrt• i11 A- Tl\l' Uautil·al tni1tt '!11 .., G.080 reoe-t, while tht> "tatU.h.! ·, milt• i,s .5,2HO £H'"· '· ', .,, 1:• NEWIN.F. tllwJf lh4' mmlic·al · ..... .. ~ + PLAQuEs ,on the won ,; ,, , < • . ., . I -' .. ( . ' .- ~ ~ •. ' I \ ., .. ' ( ~- ,. .·.: •• ' _. POMERO'f .- ~91'. of · tle!ilo: 11011 and u an lmpW¥ p an ·of--tablo ~~ ~~++++++ YEAa ~RESIDENT tlon. . Alii . lrlilter 11 a ~ 11143 . . . . . . . . . .... ., •• w; .L ·to ·""'...t liln' etreei~Yt. · · _.., .P . . . ·'·> 1944 .', ••••••••••.••••• o\.P. - ~ .,....U,. .;.; _~ 1945. • .. ........ ' .. ·••• R. T. Alllll{lll . Good -~~~ of ·.ioiit ,1_946 •• , •••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••• C. II. y. .,. water becoliltls more bi~b ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WUliam )llc:Kidaht 111 erop yieldS' tnerase Mil U '1947 ••••• _ . . . 1948 ................................. II, B. ,'ltooaloa .,.P bWiDI\" crGJ>PIJW oyo-1 1949 • • • • :· •••.••••• , •.•••••••.•••• , •• F. <; Gllrtat are UJ11L Solla vary ln ot&ll:dc . 1950 • , ••• , ••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• J, D, ~r ·matter i~::Ohtelltt textur.e,..., Grii~ 19Sl ~ ••••••••..••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• ,. G. II. JIObel:1l ,_., mid 1trueture, ani ~~ •i952, ; o , o o o , • , o , 0 o o i' o o o • o o o • • o o o o· J. o ,..JL. );(._RlcMitle...- dlftereftt 1011 JRI~ .,;td .: u~·- ......... ~ ... ~" ........... , .. ~, ~ ~ JL -~.. f~ ci-dDPtrw ~tern• _to Pl'oc)aq 191!1 •• ; •. .••• •.•• "\. •••••.•••••..•• ;,: ·._ -. ..,_.F. J; ~-· hJ&hyieldt. .. ,,. __. 1~55 • ·• ~ - •• ·•·-•.· ••••••••••••.••••••• ·._._. • ; ~.. .& Moi'pn Water IJI,I...,_-alllt practl.eeil . 1956 •••••• ~ ...................... ·••• ·•• ·E. \Y. Jud, ~ band-1~ -wt.lb J)l'(IIM?r·- ~ _· l,957 •. •••.••••••.••••••••• -· ••••••••••• D. ~ ·aae 1r111 fl!lll ~ w•...195.3 •••. •••••••••.••• , •••••••.•• , ••••• ~. ~otuip'btll r~ ot Ohio' a ~ 1950 ,............... ·•• .•••••••••••••• " ~ • Joe F. Cei~er ctc:va rei.m 1 peak cluriDi-lratn l9f0 • ._ •••• ~ ••••••• ·•••.••••••••••••-••• ~:rrout ~- Ill t::91'Dt ~ · 1981' .••••..• , •••..•• , • _••••••••••••••••• P..· ~ Byvs ailil lllll.u a:i'al'!-• lUll ~0. , 1'e~ ............... -. ....... _......••... W*- Loucks perl.odl otrepld plant grow_th · 1983 ••• ~ ••••••••• : • ·•••••••••••• ; •••••• H. J. Ntfl]. or regrowth ·.a. hlrveltlrc -In l&et ••••••· ••.•.•••••••••.•••••••• o •• Jqbn·$. ,ltlloor t~ eropa. Be-.eard!. ' ·1965. , • • • • ••••• , • •. ~ •••••••••• ·.. .. .... ~ Martin frCIIh. VSI>A atUilitJ at Col~ l,U.e6' : • • ••• • • • •• : • ... ........ ........... - Reel lbow tile lollowbw: .... 1967 • • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••.•• • • Gal')' S11ort IIDOUntl rJl water uaed durilW,I 1968 -• ••••••••••••.••• .-.••••••••••••••••• D. K. Morpn Kl'OWinl aason: Cortt. 20 to· 22 1969 • • • ••••••••••.•••••••••••••••• • •• Donald Humon inehet; Wheat. 12 to 15 ~'If; ++++++ MRdow (tat year), 22 bdtri; LOOSE NOTES - Undontand boya' long hair will bo a lhbw M - (2nd yeor), J8 to 26 ot· the p81t the next tew morths. Accordlne to report~ from inches. Ohto, the new 1~ is to be "'shorter and trimmer wtth earn reactaea its pe~k water plenty of style, 11 SoUnds like B big boom it in store for the barber- use after tasselling, wheat hq log ..P~IIIon ... Unleps an individual watches hta diet clotel,y, It" a peak water u1e In ·late May to a~Jn9at lmpoulble to w.e·weight by uerci&e alone. ll_l fact,. It' a a ' early June, llrst-year D\lldi;M1 hard chore to ket~~ ti'lm onceyou'velostweight If you overeat. we•re before euttlng ib e:arly June and speaking from experience here. before the seOOn:t cutting ln"qly, ++++ ++ 1.and secfllld..year meadows tr~ HAPPY IDRTIHlAY - The Sundl)' Times-sentinel bozan ill :~~ay . througll July, In ontOr to fourth year pt publication today. The inltill Timea-Seritinel came otf adequate moisture ·. tO ~press on Suncla,y, Feb.. 8, 1966. It IUCeeeded t,lle Ohio vau,,- Pub- growhw: Cft98 1 practices ' u.d liahlna' C~ny"a two Saturday p~Pera. the Galli& Ttmaa .and The should increase water trdka . in-. DallY~ ·. to the soi\.Ond reducee~ "'-r a. .,"-. ... ·"'· u. Hard SEE T"! NIW ZIP .. CHAIN SAW Teflon d Controls I 5 148~0 ' ) ·. POMEROY i . ' . ' . Sml.nv lololgs, Gall_1 ' and *"" . .~· 0 CountJei ' Pt..:,2-211t. ·. JGdcW , •..Co . roo~; 'Mtr. .- ; ,} . . nortllfl.n "'thin *•.PlY ,.. 992•2181 . Reg. 27.9$ · . ' _ ·-. , . . . loans. .· · TWENTY YJ:ARS AGO, l'nlm the !Qooot.theweeldy pallia Tlmoo - The three- ooiland,._r +++ .+++ and Dally Trllitiio ... Rev. J. E. Hakeo accepto coli to Kalanlazoo, :MichlcaDP"- ... DwlchtC.WelherhOltnUneclprealdent\1fGollla -' CauniJ SocleQ> crippled Clllldren ••• Public rest room faclllileo In the lOll lor Cr<IP ..... (2) .~ ~ •urfle• axceaa watar •throuch and , _ _ ...., vartoua civic ,....,, ••• Darrell ::DIY~~:GAHSbowlqiournunent._ .. !Jolllpolla 'rllllleatodown fOr ftrst cq8 tin ~ JWidop-in lfX )'Birl .,. ~ . Jackelf ~ b)' _ I~IIII.: . Goll._ · · ' •' ' : - '·' ··. ' ' " • . .... ;·~ '. t ' - \ . J • • "- . 1-1\ t •• cr09 -a.a oeeur ..... ta<fteli.; .0.. otriP-i:r<PPi1111 10 tor; fieldS: are t!llo4ta.lbt ofrloil~ ...,.... r....tr anddac:reoiee,..... and earl:r s_llof,...apo~YO e<q> .....,, hal -~ Re- ......., at ColhaciD1 - · that the-1 ruao« ,....,le wattr lrd'ftttattoit.--&d f'e4uc11 rlmCift', soft lou, and eYIPOI'Ition lonea. ,. SoU lou and ~ trom CC6ventional atd no-tlUage corn wa~ eraheda at Cothocton gave , 74 lacb or ralnrunoD'peracrewhere the 8011 was plowed, disced and cultivated. Willi no tillage, thio drqlped to .20 of an inch ,SNtr acre. On soU Joss only · 118 poonda per acre was loet oa the no tfllaae field. Nearly tJaree tons per acre was lost on the Wlaged waterM sheds. Production waa 120 bu. shell per acre ot corn on no-tillage IDd 99 bushel-a per acre on conwntional t:iUage. Soil erosl011. ia the domllllirt aoil cooaervatiOGproblem 01r2. 75 million acres 1 or about me-fourth often the mOat arioaa. Tll)iGII lost In iheet. eroalon is the DIOII YOiuoble port of tile soil proftle. It coaAtns large amount• otplantnutrieirtl, elllleclally nitrogen and phoophorua. Larse amounta of orpnle mat- ter are alao remowNl }n the top. s.oO. AI topsoil clll>th cleoreaoes thr..,P eroalon, the vnlmne or IIIII r<Walnlqr the condltlono for ront growth Ia reduo:od, decreaalnl the productlvityofthe 1011. This bo<OIIIH oopeetally crtdcal on ohallow lOlls. Gaily format!... oliO - . . . . preductlvicy of land by cuttlqj "' -no Ooids and lnterferbog willl cnrppSq, and machinery..,. eralklll. ·..,n. succeQs · ifu·· ,. New· Ch.·anne : . ~ . .. • '? . " . ' By JOHN coOPER' ion. Toe1111..... of tho local lOll ..., ntor - . . , d i s t r i c t ~- bo CGIIIUitod for help In conoenatlmplanoand t•· adflee on needed contena-- sc.ne of these problemL don~ This .... llllowed er•tar 1les· ibtlity ln use ol &f'OJIPiJ:W ay,.. F1RST STEP tems. Rotation• wlltch inclu4eaod To reduce erolion loaaell and or rorage crq>a are stlJJ \'ti'JtfcODiel'ftl w.ter, the ftrat step is tecthe In eontrolllrw erosk& to uae reeOIM'Iended production However. eonth-.ous crCII'.PlrcU... praedees baaed DD 100. P~· irw modern methods ean ~ il.-. Ttoeoe include crqrpqoys- larp IIDOWIII of vegetal!.. ...,.; temJ, laud uae, Ullage. limine. er and residUes capable ol. .Pf'Ooo and ferUltzatton. Pncticet which tect.bw the sOli aurfaee. maint.liD a porous, qJen aotliiUJ'M Dotna the bett job ot m•rw face tor greater JnllltrMion of mont of soil and water .......t... niDtull and leas nmotrareUsted creaae productioo per aere 1n bolow. Molp COunty 10 to 25 - .... Crql residues, aucb aa corn-- annuolly•• stalk~ or straw, lett on the 1011 1ui1ace after hal'¥eatorreplaced as ndch. help reduce ao1l sur· faee aedlrw, runoff, and erosion. Pl"((lllrly fertnized corn produces two to four tona, and small gralna and soybeans one to two p.....,... BAIRD BROS tons · tlce;"li\.tdl n ot residues per acre. unounta or residues left on the surface can greatly reduce soil 8lld water IoiseL Four tonJ. per aere of cr(IJ residue left on the Alll'flce or the soil reduced nmoff to zero, increased lnOltrltlon to 100 per cent and cut aol1 lON to ~ro. No crop reaidues incra~.aed runott to 45 ~;:ent, reduced tnm.tration to 54 per cent with a 12 ton soil toes per acre. Moat ot the eroaioo-control effects ~ residues ue lost when they are Jl]owed under or locor· poratod Into the ..U. Where no retidue• are avalllble on the Auto Wrecking 446-41Mi0 367-7598 ... ,.,,., reduce ernelon. Crqlplrw oy.-s can olroct tOil eroaion. FIDel crqt rotations M' .. .... . .. ..... GUARANTEED· USED AND REBUILT PARTS ll)lWd on eroaioo-buard araaa .an~ s - fREE TELETYPE SERVICE TO 7 STATES tleld. 10 toa1 _of manure Or two toni ~ 1tnw mulch per acre OWNERS: Henry, DOn., Paul Baird were ~ uaed, eiiJ)ee1ally on ' ._..- land, to reduce erosion, Dx olb'01JOD, oowly organic ma;. ol>oerved many . PT. PLEASANT 001'11 GID, of GUI Brothen' ~ ' at WE wI I h ·tour yoori and tla lOW ' Galllpoll F ha ''"' · Charleo ·. man- -~h> ara•o. - . • erry, rec nne~_,a •-r or· ·. •~·ultur-' "'- ·· we wer'e __._, iatereatecl in stream whldl Ooon througlllflolr - · no•~ ~ ........, tarm in the taq of 196'1, Jli1nV.r E,.,.rlmont ~ on tile tjjllu , ,..,. o! the other COIDID8IJII Yciho ilnd Ronold Gllkllociil. ' ol River Ril!ld.' ~f·~- anfhl• Charley made a1icu life lu IJP!>Soll Conservation Service 100\<- Camii.Y have been lu Uganda, Eut elL He oald tllot tbo Erwlllh ' ed at ·the stream recend.;- and Africa, -fbt two years where he iaqJuqe waa $POkeD b1" all the .~ U.t the work hid· ~ii has been ~n the ataff or an 111'1· resldentJ and that elassea were ·' . ...,. nlcoly ...,., the bonki,W.re culturol college -~ ..111 held In IIIIa . . _ , llthou8l1 . •. ln&Ood ara1o, and a curve-w~ Weot VIJlP.nla Unhorslt;y " .. '!~!• ' the natives IO!Illlimos -s< all< ~~ w· T hod boeo ~ "1111 rilck .. Federal gevorrunent's .,..,.._ to e1&111 dlllereat ..._,., GAL • ""'tiS - v · - ~~ • ' gnm. · ' "" .·· " Tlie coli- wbere 1\lr, ~row Wuhaai Gr· lbe ~ of WU nat erodlllll ao had ·~ ••• \" ,1'""'''" Pnettco;'"" The Hoi~ 1r oecurred. In talklqr wllll Cbarleo, we teaches Ia located 1bout tomlleo ~,.... r... nd out tllat one of 111o ·great. north or the Equator and at 1n bo DENVER YOHO OF aur alllco problems In tbat oeet1on of 4fl'l· eluiiOIIon of about 4,000- Re • • · . ..,.--f, · · ~ hu boon atlondSq, a ...o;w..k · ca 11 soU erooton. The c""'- . oald cl._.. Is YOry plo.,.. >l!'~t!nli: ' of lbe ' · Fedti'aiiO!I ill · · · proe. ~-- is •or the nod,.• to a• M---ture raQ8II1II bo81o!o' Modleal-bia.!Cl80 ti'OIDqc!JO(oren<eatthe' NurJ!I- cleor"";'C.., ~~reo of land &1111 1!1iFollnlar7.7. ~ . eiot Resieot Tralnlqr C4tltir'.a t . the.,_,~ · ' Upoor Darby Po. with u..,. grow crops on II for two or three yeor. He ~· that on .....-:•:~~c;:'== other conoer~on' techni..U. ,....., until II Is worn out by lor tllo oun riles at 'I o.m. and · lOr to )ilf '~ of at oCiler loeolloco .Jn weot VIr· ooU depletion and 11011 oroolon, 1111 a1 7 p.m. e...,._,. througl1 bblo ... .- ...... Aet alnla. scs -sOimel ate .0~ and a - .,... WCIIIId bo the year. uled at varlouo times to att<iftd cleared and the same procecme The Nile Rl..r 1o thtt . . . ouch conn...-.. In Gr\IOr 'flo followed. <OUIIIr)o, He uo ....,. plcai(JD._ , · · will ke<t> 111 with the lateat iMtbodo 1'1111 reurlndo us of the pnc- tureo of the Nllo wlllch - · ~ \'~~ -• iiiPie... bo · . . · t· .. oc1 to bo 100 teet or 10 wide. '~biioloM'!!Ioal :~ ,. . · " W e . - him- ftllhllw on n· Nil• &Ill he oald 1l1at- of r lbo-lh..,!!lii11D11 011 ~ . . Ul . 1 ,. j • the Oohlqr rogulatlona wu 111at tOr the ~~ -~ · · , · · oU ftoh under 25 JIOIIII• mull Sia!i llo41eal ...... · i · . .• ' • , . bo returned, and oald thtt s. and .,. llocloir Wuba!D la,llolha Jl!ll'hil tamUy look a llahlllll tr~ &Ill . an _ , . ~- . about 150 JIOIIII• of ftlh Re.. 1e&rch his ahown that these Doronatream . . _ per from water eroalon-reaulta frOm -~~~~ andde.POflto of-nt. ol Ohio" a· ctopland, elll*illb' on Eraolon loetioaaea wlthlenith the oteepi.Y olopiqr 'of the . eDd ateepne11 « alope. Sollt ba~ state. With tnore cropland beirw lqr lorw. .· - ai• • ohouiAI bo continwully · cropd to row p~oteclo!l tram oroolon by vepcJ"tl)s, erosiOn control Ia ewn tatlve cowr sucb u sod or hQ more lmportaat. Erollon Ioise• crops, or b)' ~~~ cir '"",Piomeatol are much more severe an bare MNIUI'H . IIU,Ch as CCIItOUI'Inl:, soDs, and most ot the .oflloa~es and control weodo, dl...... Modem -~~~~ praetlces, 1uch ., higher ferdJ.. lnr n.tes. better Cr'CIJ ariltln. IIIII weed and insect oontrollcolo, have helped • .......,. YOUR ;i!ou Conaorvall<ii . Mil soil COunty (}tn$.,,UOr e, . rr.in and (3) oroalon....,.... It por ceutof oollloU Some t;ype (J( tlllap II tho io- occur• durlnc the ~ • 1011 ldol atop In JIFGdliclllll a erop. moatluo lroln liiYflos.-r. The tlllap tedidque u.6d II - Moot of lhl11oU locJurlarJuno alld July; Mueh d tho ratotall vitally Important 10 the·mem. ol tbe nter ratling on the durlnl ihe lnrwinl - - ocland and tolltrol of ao1l mov&o cur• as hllh - lnO!nllty local ment by eroshlft. storma, cnstrw: rtp1d and Current research In noo-ti.Uage ooll lou. onlllllll-are s)'atema, In both corn stalk real .. loot ln•NIOIL Water ....0.. for due and ldlled ood, hao lhown c<q> pnlduetion Ia loot. Soil 1o great promloe of eroolon control loot-byahealaad~OI'OI­ with com. The large llll(Kilta ol ion. While ~ Rooioa II tllo Cn:JP cowr leftCflthe aoilaurfaee IIIOit spectMular, louel Ol·wtlby oo-tlJiage pre,.ata surface form li;Jen ot a..-ee aooliq! I!{ ~to npld 1011 IIJtrl by lheet erneloo are lay of the lmJd ··1n·-atnwn Goll~olio ~t b)' '. tall «> ,. ot · ., c""""""""" ,lll'ol>lemo lo )(alp CountJ ~ m•don'ol raJa. In the el~a ....,.. members (34)• and the dub' a dlllrlfr, wii!Ch ~~ 111ioed .lA lD47, llfre'o a llotofput preol- t " ' ' ·.~IJ:'tli!emenJ Techniques :. .t to Pr;,jit:a~le, Farm.~.ng 1,_. c:«aan - .. '1f.oll ~preoiderq,decoo~ ;' ' • • I'•·., p{(:fNI: •'.' oiU .. ''•' . :.= .; w' '!!t· Cl:~":. ~ ,, . REG. ;12.95 ....., ' ..... FOR ALL TOBACCO SUPPLIES .. ., 'I. ' ' J the ..;;.;;,"';·95..........,... the ' u,n ·."'t... .··· u:'l!'!iiJ~ ~... ~ .-.~lion'! ·~ will .. .... . Uled Beeif ue.r·U.>.J 1\.T.utrz'tio . all!10 d r r,anne OJ -~Oiilof~ .,..tfmi.V.. · !11!1 ~· '\. -od ' cal .; · ~n,._.,..,icwlbo!ldrllud ...... 1• 000 daJ. I ·bolle,. that WI law boea <~onJ1111,024l NEI KENDALL TOBACCO CANVAS SIMPLEX UNDERCOVER APPLICATORS METHYL DE RICKARD TOBACCO SEED STARTER lED (With or Without Aldrin) FERTILIZER Central Soya Tho FOODf'OWEffPoople GALLIPOLIS, OHIO •··PI'of-. ---~~~~-:~~~;;;;;;;:;:;:;::;;::;;~~;;!; loartll. will' RIC'tlirdlillbl 0. Sntllli~"hiemlou&,.- diUot, Aalmai' ScJOiico. i'hi Ohio UoiYerallJ and lft. Jim lillie -- - 'lbllr - A&tnl, loplca cnep ,...,_ '' �• It- n.•. t) 11•ss5I1..... .. loitering in Now You Know . . -- -· .. -· .. ~ · . ' .. , , 1: • • IIASON - - Ton C<ulell ill • opodal - . . 'nlot......... llall.-loeo. foree tile law on loitering ill tilt ... lor bolh ddldren and dJita. Ill ot11er action, thor · - 1D ftW, Pbllee Ollleer Rlcbard Obllqer to pollee 1cltool at W, VL Slate Collego on Fob. 5th, 19tb Md Mat"eh 5th. A few holida.Y trees remalning oo pt'tllertlea In Maoloo will be picked up Saturcl.l,y, if placed In tile front of tbe propertY or close to 1 road, ·~ ltwas~ced. ' ,J~ 'I~ } ,~: ' : ''t ·l ,. to celebrate ROO 50th Anpiversary. savt; up to $1~ ' ~ ' • - station. Day High Low Prec. Sunday . , •••. 29 13 MO<Id&> •• , , , 38 18 Tuead.,. . . . ' .47 25 .42 Wedllesday, , , .54 42 , 63 Thursday . , . • ,62 Friday . • •. ... so 50 36 .34 .10 S.turday • .•. •• 44 37 Average high temperatures for the week this year - 49.1 de- anrually - '' ob oN to- I lhot the llqVO"" llllipoyercy - od fOil'. ,.-o~ery ' .' ber qeDclea aDd <Iorge • The Italian Provincial Modena. ' I ' l ' I Mlchlpn ROVOrveYer, that there eUminatlon of the /erlfprqp:am.J&. I, ,.'Tbe etrort Ia 10re etreetlve and lid." I I I, ' ..· '' a...- of lrban Do>Oiopmont M1Q at OEO'a ell.. >Y OIJI"f! ''We ore greeter IIJII1pover. 1 this ldminlltrallt represented by ~. alone "ere Interviewed Meet the Pre•.The Contcmporiry Cankton. improved '! \ a sprlrw last August. Ron GUke- French Prpvincial Dubois. The Schu)"ler. RCA big screen color consoles with AFI. The Latham at$559.95, and the Schuyler at $569.95 have 23" diag. screens. Both models offer Automatic "Locked-In" Fine Tuning to zero in precisely on channels in your ar~a. Price optional with dealer. · , NOTE - NEXT FR,IDAY OUR CUSTOM MADE DRAPERY SALE ON THE SECOND FLOOR 8 EGIHS. COME IN NOW AND LOOK OVER THE NEW LINE OF COLORS. SE· LECT YQUR NEW CUSTOM MADE DRAPES II!ID SAVE DURING THE MI. DOUGLAS LANG OF PIINTZESS COAT CO. WILL IE IN 0111 STORE THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 7 AND FEI. ~lal S'-ino ol Prlntze" cc.ta and Sulb ror women .011 the 2nd Ooor - vou•u ·excellent aelectlons *he )"au to see aDd try on am Mr. Lallf!'o yean 0( Ol!Pilrie>tcel In titling ani helping you 1 coat or a suit wiU '-,oibkyour IJ&u'lng most en. ,. - Slop In - See tho ladlines Lowest-priced RCA Color. RCA color,'Portables are the world:s most popular. The 14"diag. · Tr(nfper (pelow) is the newest .'0.. . ' Tht: Cont~..• mpor~ry A/Jrich , with S"-'ivd base. ELIEIFELDS IN POMEROY ' ' aueeeaatul alltl- :ma "'wW be tranl- rtatioo Secrefor1 mol'lhl have f'ound that theae ' )) wUI IIIII be OlOo .t ~· June 30. e obeorbod lr¥ o paratus.'" T he !vkJit..:rran t:"an P,o ndrn. 11101111 trouP• can be placed II apr1rwa where a concrete truck cannot get Ia order to 90W" a concrete trough. .' -n a ' or E~•Jowule ~ 'THE LAKE! 'GUY ROLLINS. whose tarm ls ott Leon - Baden Roed, out of .l h, Eduaodoo ODd IOdU> ... ~ I Sf.IOULO HAVe 'Tot.O HER Sentimental Savings up to $75 on these RCA Color Consoles. All six of these color consoles have Automatic "Locked-In" Fine Tuning, dependable solid copper circuits, the biggest screen in color tv-23"diag.and cabinets built to last, and to look at. Small wonder we've been number one in color television for 14 years. Savings optional at participating dealers. !rom page 23) Two (VPO - ot Prealdellt Nb"' Atlmo CoomeU / TO 60JVMP IN trOOIIb whl<h holds 250 gallo!lll, - SeYeral farmers In the last few ' ... . Not nlahbw plent;y of water. He lottalled a round metal watering ' ,!, . Out Una said that the spring Ia a atn:q: IIPrln& ard has been fur. • ' ., '' lon visited this rarm and looked at lhe sprln( this week. Mr. Rol· 1 --t~ ' Th(' Earlv American 8-radficL.l. fishing in the wrong creek all these years. Most ~ the fish are what are cai.Jed "Nile perch." The cowtry abouiXIs ln wild-lite aOO he showed pictures or near~)' .every species ofwildllle, lncludiag several different spe. elea of deer, water buffalo, elephuU, linrtea, Ilona. etc . ' • .~ 28.40 inc beL (~nued ' • TEN CENTS If you're sentimental about money, come see us. We're rolling back prices. Hun1c· cntl'rLlinment. \\ ·, ·\·e been at it a long time·. \\e\·e l..:~nned :1 litdc here, and a little there. ancl it ~dl ~oes intcl ,,ur new modds. We're pn•ud. Jncl >li\.!hth ,._.ntim..:ntal. . To spreaci the :-L'Iltl111L'nt .lrl'llllcL \\'e're ha,·inu :1 Sen~in1.:nr:d ~ ;, ; e. L:~,. tni:; ... New .... .1:. • • ' .i ' ., '' grees, last year - 57.0degrees. Average low temperature tor the week - 31.3 degrees, last )'ear 30.3 degrees. Total precipitation for tlle week this year - 1.64 inches, last year - 0. 72 inches. Total precipita.Uon to date this y"ear - 2. 95 inches, last year 0.88 of an Inch. Normal average precipitation 'i ~-· Wright, GALLIPOUS Temperatures, precipitation and weather cOI'Iditioos tor each 24 hour per.. iod as recorded by Pete McCormick at Fairfield weather .. .: - er Hysell, Jamet Jarrell and 01- · Weather Roundup ,, \' . ' Attendlnl were Mt,vor D-,yton Raynes, Recorder Mrs. Charlotte Janka, .and Councilmen Roe- ' '. ' stOp In on tile 2nl Ooor - See at RCA ard White 1'~ V, - stereoe, w-rfill' 111011011 w Stlrln!! Selection li)' and ""' what , ... ' . l!t®rdera. Aak tAl havo Ill¥ ol'dim Obotralojd. \ to. •-cornbaoo, llld lay. !' I ! we ~ hta IDODIIII llld muot IIIII have III base, oa .., !W Uagmmu...,.. ,'') j new tobacco al. ave raised tobaetile .POll f I vo illcal 11o> 1D llvo . • I \ Conler¥- ud m be eJtslhlo out ..... .-50 ' ralolaa <0r11 1D make II .u- -corn-· ,,.' "•· l \I :•.· .'II '•· .. D8W .1110' Alrt<OIIlunl 'l · tor • lllll t ODd llldll llorob l More than sentimental valueup to $50 off on these RCA Stereos. In 1929, RCA Victor records spun on Victor Talking Machines and "His Master's Voice" was heard across the land. The sound would be a little thin today, compared to the latest RCA Stereos shown here. First look, then listen. Solid cabinets, solid: .. sound. Big amplifiers, FM-AM-FM Stereo Radios. You save $50 on the Dakota, the Attleboro · and the Bristol (not shown). ,, . Savings optional at participating dealers. ,',. _.UDUI Fel>. lHo i\ 'Y Latham. oounced " I' - 't" I • .' RAL HllSPIT AL -; Flllllle Emmett-Duo,-.,. BIDW~ ~· ' itturdll' ra x- Ronlh, Al'tlllr en. ~- ' Noao. 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