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' 0-1 Fast an ' .l OUR8; 'J Todtii:, 'J. : anniversary: tud I I hEarJ~ MkcKlnleMyan,poaw~r ;:..,~ Mr and Mrs WOllam Fisher cel~brated her ei8bth blrtbdberiy EDfer04.llolpllll I e ,..c son · · pent tfooday with a party in ' ·; Miss Carel Scott, student ing School, spent the weekend and son, Willie of ~!pre s second grade class taogbt by PerB8na ellteriP& Belzer IKNI17 Belt11 Jle-IIIQ' 11 ; nurso at Holzer Hospital School with his parenll, Mr. and Mrs. the weekend .with thelr paronnd Miss Mary Vlrglnla Reibel wll!l pUaJ during 1he past ,2t bo\11'1 Wollltll'l J!clliDr : ol Nurslog in Gallipolis, spenl 0 E. McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher a Mrs Everelt Thomas &s sub- were: Mrs, Charles R. Da¥1t, ,. . the weekend wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J•y. family and Mr. and Mrs. Sam sli~te 179 Brentwood Dr.; Mrs. Paul NEW YORK -(NEA) · Mr and Mrs, Paul Scott. !Columbus spent the weekend Arnold. Ice ~,.,ani and cup cakes Smith, Jr., Rt. 2, Bidwell: P4tB, day's mood It fast and Youn&: Mr and Mrs. Paul Smart with Mr. and Mrs. William Grue- Mr. and Mrs. Henchel Norris were served by Mrs. Russell carl W. Steele, Ji:ureka Slat An4 faahlon IB keep!Q pace <p•nt the weekend in Platts- Iser and other relatives. fand son, Clarence of . Letart and favors were balloona and Rl . Mrs. R. Eugene EllloU, with 11. Eve~~ coat sllbouettea bu;11 , Ohi-o. where they visited , M and Mrs .John Smith, I Falls ~islted Saturday and Mon· bubble gum. Mtz chOse Lsa &ciney: Jell Halley, Crown which usually clJange more :th=th:e:ir::d•:ug:h:t:er:::a::nd::=..:l who are spending the winter on d&y )Vllh her parents, Mr. and Tbomas and Kim Jones as her I City; Mrs. RusaeU R. James, olowly tban •1111 and dress for . Lauderdole, Flo ., ~lstted Mrs. Elias Stiles. helpers. Eureka star Rt.; Free!_ E Cos, shapes are varied and aew fir , the weekend with ht' mo- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hal· Rl 1 EwiDg\ob; MJss· Kay F. 1pr1Dg. ,. !her. Mrs . .1. K. ~mlth and oth· field ef Rutland spent Frid&y Tabor, Patriot Star Rt.; "!n· ~with the current .~mphaslt relatives. evening, with her sister and Library Trustees Harry J. Eddy, Rt. 1 Cheshire: on wtde!ilng borltons, seld a Pomeroy, Ohio Mr! Doyle Miller has return- brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. El Bl k le La G Duke Rl 1 North- spokesman far tha National ed to Columbu' after snendin~ Clarence Andr<!ws and family. 01:ct a est ~ d at an up~rs · OawaJd c. ·Ranes. Pt. Roerd of the Coat ancl Suit in: LAST TIME TONIGHT weeks here with her I Mrs. Larry Wolfe and par~rs were ~~~~ e of the Pl;asani· Paul W. Hudson, RL dustry, "ona coat shape wao't "THE 501>15 OF and famoly . Refore ents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon orgamzatlonal m of ~e bile I South 'side; Jeltn A. Carpo•· do Designers now present KATIE ELDER" she was honored with Kraeuter visited Sunday after· ~ard. of r;-u~ees aftern:O at ~ New Haven· James L. many sUhouejtes because there n'erhnico lur) , given by her sister, noon at Holzer Hospital with thbrorte~om:,·o ay Elementary W~msley, Pt. Pieasanl; Mrs. ar• more places lo gn." · J ohn Wayne, [lpan Marlm , Mi c h ~el AndHson, Jr Mrs. Carl Brannon. Others pr_e· Mbs Leda Mae Kraeuter. Sc~ool Y Orts D. Lathey, Pt. Pleasant; There It news this spring ID Coiorc:artons : Wlshlngton sent were h.r Sisters Mrs. WI I· Miss susanna Arnold, student Eleried were C. E. Blakes· Leslie A. Ward, Pt. Pleasant, the swing .of the A:Une. Cloae necontor liam fl rueser Mrs Ed~ar AI· at Ohio Unlverstly. ts spending lee, chairman ; Mrs. Don aId Paul W. Siders, Pt. Pleasant, shoulders and mobtllty at the tensworth and Mrs Rnbert l the between semesters vaca- Mills vice chairman; Mrs. Janice Young, Pomeroy; Mrs. bern emphasize the new breezy, WED. ond THURSDAY Rawlings, her deu~hter,_ Mrs t.on with her mother, Mrs. John · Baker, secretary, and L. Russell Few, Middleport; Earl young mood. February 2-3 NOT OPEN Rnarh and a cous m, '>11" Maxine Arnold, W. MoComas, clerk-treasurer. A. Lynch, Pomeroy; Mrs. Lloyd. There iB softer ohaplng In Nina Rus<ell .I Mr and Mrs. Eldon Kr aeu- The organizatton will be known E. Sigler, Rt. I, Rutland; Mrs. lklnny coats. ' Hard tailoring FRIDAY & SATURDAY Mi« M ar~aret Sauer h>< ter vtSiied Monday afternoon, as the Metgs Ltbrary Associa- Ral h W. Parry, McArthur, " out but li'ack belts, subtle FEB . 4-1 , rece1ved wnrd Ihat ,her great woth M" Luctllc B. Hawktns lion and wtll meet on h e Rai~h E. Higgins, Kitts t:m: seammg, lightly IDdented walol· 1 ]mece. Ann Durg"'e 1s emollrdl Mrs Fl ovd Mescher and so 11S fourth Monday of each month 'Ibeodore R. Yates, JaCkwn: lines and con~aled closings ere "WILD IN THE COUNTRY" f'l'Pt·hnicolor) ,at Westmmst•r ~ ollege at New returned tn the or home, Leba· 18 lternatmg at Pomeroy and Jas er M. Lowe, Radcliff; very much in. And bias luline.ss Ell' is P rr~ lf'y, Hnpl' Lange. Ja~es H. McKee, Spr' ld; makes a surprise,appearance at 'J'u!•sc.l<w Weld. \1ill ie J't'r· 1WLlmmglon, Pa Her mother ts l nan Vlonda y. after a weekend · Middleport. the former Dorothy Sauer Dm·· 1 v s 1 t w1 th her s1ster and brothM' v· ·an D Jones Seutb the hem of many skinny coats. 1 kim. J Ohn lrP ia nd h ISS lVI ' ' "SiGNPOST TO MURDE~" ' gee er-m-law , Mr. and Mrs. Jo n AITEND WEDDING Point· Kyle A, Ifill, Athens; The shorter-1han - Iong coat J oa nne Woorl \\anU Suart Mttrh and fam tly Relatives from thts area at- Mrs. Glen Craft, Rt 2, Catlells- tblo season swlngo o~t like a COSTUME LOOK_ The costume look Ia $own (left) Ill Whitma n. Edw. Mulhare . Arr we all Poten tial Kili Prs? MEETING C.~NCELLED Mrs, Horace McEihmney ls i tendmg the Girod-Grueser wed- I burg, Ky.; Mrs, Ronald E. trapeze and is espectally chic a coat of large cbecka over a heather dress of simple lines. N t' r.:t·-~ h :~ t ter i n g~ I substitoling m !he SIXth grade , dmg Saturday in Lebanon were Shively Ironton , Mrs . .tames when the loshton beneath Is The slim coat with small collar and set·ln sleeves Ia trimThe meeling o! the Happ• at the Pomeroy Elementary Mr and Mrs. Charles Grueser C Hager St. Albans, w. Va. ensembled, Sweater coats are medon the pockets with heather Iabrie and the collar Ia SUN.- MON,-TUES. 1Harvesters dass of the Feder· School for Mrs Pearl Wtl!rams Sr and son, Jon ; Mr. and Mrs · ' tmportant too wtth a narrow· •eld In place by a heather buw. It Is a Carnival Jr. deslg~J: FEB. 6-7-8 aled rhurch scheduled for Frt- Mrs Everett Thomao Is sub- Wtlltam Russell and son Ted, Birtho under the arms and dll· Wrote collar cuffs alld buttons create a spring mood on "DR, GOLDFOOT AND day evenmg, has bo>en cancel- , stituting m th e seco nd grede at Mr. and Mrs Walter Grueser, Mrs, Carl W. Steele, Eureka cern!ble body Mntol1111. lid color straight line coat (right) by Lassie Jr, Closing THE BIKINI MACHINE" ed The next meeting wtil be th< Pomeroy Elementary School Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., and Star St., daughter, 9·22 a, m., W•tsthnes wander high and : double·breasted and aleevea are raglan cut. Vincct1t Price March 4 for Moss Mary Vorgmta Retbel Mrs. Clara McMaster. Monday; Mrs. Charles R. Da· low and they are suggested Rollin and Robert Pullins of , vis, 179 Brentwood Dr., daugh- rather than actually there., II Sh U nds nd 'new. It may be • costly change Thurston were overnight gu ests I D],;LAYED ONE WEEK ter, 11 :05 a. m., Monday; Mrs. Colors team up to me k e dlnea, twl B, ea a lin fashion but we have bad a Monday, of their grandmother, The Middleport . Lterary Russell R. James, Eureka Star news - a black band on whJte boucles. ch dill rentj' free ride lor tbe past few Mrs Rav mond Pullins Sr. , Tex-' Club. which had planned to Rt., daughter, 9:20 p. m. Mon- gray on mauve ofl·whlte on Coats have su !hall last y~•r's ~rm·gs And change II after · · · mstead · · Favort'te 1abncs · are look this season - as I'all " who!· makes· fashion 'fun. as community, meet Feb. 2, wtll meet day. spJce ' be Jmed off · next Wednesday Feb. 9 at the b -• bard-finished worstedS gabar- oumber can I P~•::::,:::_-~:_='=...=~:________ 01 " arg.,. ' Cha I Brad . f home o Mrs. r es - M Levi Adkins Mrs. ConDu t Three new members to hers are welcome. Tbe firemen bury, ra/~ Bartels 'Mrs. Ralph th:'a;.,nliary are Mrs. Gerald· would like to thank all who Cherri~gton, ~s Arlie W, DaSV ine Holsinger, Mrs Evelyn have made contributions of eny Two Earn HonorM vis Mrs Claude Fitchpatrtck, Barringer and Mra. Inez Bor· lo help the deparlment. and al· J J At i\1iami lJ (Ohio) M~. Mayford Harris, Jr., Mrs. IQ. Thank you notes were read ~o the m~mber; ~k :~ L:! My Bank FEB. 1 The Miami, Ohto Umversity Pearl Jacobs, Mrs. Doyle W. from the Coolville Em~e~y •es Aux!.~~ou~r them, P we I Pomerov Chapter 188 OES Dean's Lrs l for the past trimes- Knapp, Mr>, Homer E. Mor. squad lor a recent contrlbubo: ~:~·be helpless" Fire Num· Has the Most wtll meel Tuesday at 7 42 p m Iter, compnsed of all undergra· gan, Clara Molan, Mrs. Walter lo them and from the Vir decals have,been ordered nt the PIJIJleroy Masonic Tem·l duates who regtslered averag- A. Jenkins, Mrs. Dale E. Wal· By Mrs. Llye Balder: Smith laiDlly. Members vo~ed m::r be distributed throughout to Offer! ., of B or above for a course • burn Mrs. Paul Shtrley, Mrs. OUVE FARM WOM to buy two smoke maska or w sbi I lire 1 1 a calls P e. FEB ·2 jload of 12 hours or more, totals Ru~'~ll s. Saunders and mlant The OUve Farm Woman's the firemen. Twe new by-laws the ~~::e f~e I Middleport Llterarv Club ot 2 326 names th< Miami regis- d&ughter. Club was .entertained at the were read. A white elephant ca 0 ~ in 1965• I ho f Mrs Charle; Bradbury I t;ar's offtce'has announced home of Mrs. Ara and Pauline sale wUI be held at the next wer• answer .1 w:~e~d~y afternoon , Mrs. Ber- On the hst are 115 students Emotional upsets can cause Myers for the January meeting. meeting, Nine get well cards You can tell a bank by Its services, and nard Fultz and Mrs Harold with 4 o or straJght·A averages you to become a careless drlv- Tbe meet!Q waa conducted by were oent t. SICk membero of Glazed Ice and snow make our customers know they ~an e~pect all the Sauer program Hull call con- for '' Highest Honor ;" 556 woth er Driving requires consider•· Mrs. Margaret Brown, durlllg the community. Refreshments winter driving particularly haz. lempo~ory stale;man, ' "Htgh Honor" for grades be· ti~n Take It easy on winter's whi~h a letter from th~ state were oerved to II members & ardous. The Highway Safety litt le ".xtras" when they entrust their money I FB. 3 1twee n 3.5and 3 99, and 1.655 olh· icy days and live to ponder your president was read telling of a guest, Charlotte ~rst. Tbe Department urges you to use to us. Customers are our "valuables''; we The Laurel Cliff Better Health ers posting averages of 3 0 io problems loter. This message new proJe<ts lor the year and Februrary meetmg wtll be at care, courtesy and nautlon at club wtl l meet Tlmrsday even- 3 49 for "Honor" lislmg, Among from the Ohio Department of an a~lpldance contest. The p~o- the home of Mrs. Erika Bor· all times. Let's make our blghwork to give them better, fu ller banking se rmg at lhe home of Eugene lhe latter are Paul Francts Da- Highway Safety. gram wu • discussion of m 8· lng. ways nle In all kinds of wea1 vice. Thom pson Members are re- vr>, 644 Page-s!, Mtddleport, -azines and televisions!"!:'am~ FIRE DEPARTMENT \her. minded io bnng pop bottle and M, Jtl l Bastiant, 101 Bas- day dinner guests of Mr. and Refreshments were d M Ell The Olive Township Fire J>e. I BANK SERVICES caps, liani Dr , Gallipolis. Mrs. Earl ' Starkey. the above = d ~~ ~b.m." partment recently elected new Sensible, safe driving during Mrs. Beulah Cordray, m•lh· Hannull!• 1 H hrey Mro' olftcero· Fire Chief Dale smith bad winter weather means slowCheckln11 Acc'tse Saving• Acc'tstMOnlill. Ordeora Middll' orl Girl! er of Mrs. Reed Jelfe~. is Mrs. Vtv an ump a' est: ass't. Sonny 'Harrlt; sec· ing down, keeping your vislbll· S.tf• D'epo~lt Boxes tChr ir;tma~ Clubel't.oant OU W k to Holzer Hosprtal in reblry, Charles Hall; 'l'reasurer, tty clear, and taking all preT o RPgm or Galltpolto where abe is schedul· s. th Frank Blse· Maintenance corn- csultons. Help keep yourseU Judy Widermuth daughter • ed to undergo surgery. February meellog wiD be wl mHtee G~e Wilson and Don and your fellowman alive this . of Mr. and Mrs Mtllard Wti· Word has been recetved here Mrs. Brown. J : Auditing Committee ts winter says the Highway Safe1 dermuth. and Cmda Sauer, that Eugene Atkins ef Rutland LADIES AlJXILIAIIY ~""';· Hum hrey Grant Smith 1y Department. [daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roda former Columbia ~hool The Ladies Auxiliary of th~ andr ~arle/Han.' The firemen --: ney Sauer, ha ve enrolled al Claude Wood and sister, Mrs. teacher is confined to Gallipohs Dllve Township FIN Depart ch Mondav at 7·30 p.m. Americana coosumed $84 bll: Ohio University and wtll begm Emma Wood Cline of Dayton, Medical Center lor treatment men\ bekl Ill January meeting meet\:' fir bouse N~ mem- lion worlll of food during ~. their classes Thursday for the oalled on Mr. and Mrs. H. E. of 8 heart aUment. at the borne of Mrs. Emma at e · second semesl~r. , . Starkey recently. They report· The grrls wtll restde in Wti· ed their mother, Eva Wood, the I son HaiL They ,""' graduates widow of Jasper Wood, is In of Middleport Htgh school. good health for 88 years oln ., All were former local residen·.. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pauley To. =MEIGS THEATRE VO~ XVII NO. 242 By Ualled I'R!I lllternalloaal Cincinnati's first snow emergency remained in effect today as Southern Oblo dug out from under tbe worst snowstorm in balf a century - a IOtlnch deluge that caused virtual paralyslt. I I 1 :ml~~:l:o~~ay. ~he rece1t dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey . : Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stanabury 'I and daughter, Columbus were . weekend guests at the home of hi& parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dale : Stansbury. i Mrs. Murl Galaway Is accom- 1 panyiog Mrs. Roxie Arbaugh . and Mrs. Winnie Sian ley Iii MeArthur where they are attendlng a tailori ng class sponsored by the Vinton County Extension · serice. Mrs. Denver Queen, Sr., Linda and Dale, Nitro, W. Va., and Denver Queen, Jr., Chillicothe, I visited friends hero over the ' weekend and called to Bee Den-I ver Queen. Sr., who It a pa- • !lent at the Aogel of Mercy Nursing Home at Albany, Frank Woodgerd, Columbus, •pent several days here with his grandmother, Mrs. ZeUa Perry and other relatives. ' Frank is the son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd and will be inducted into the Armed For· ces: this week. ' Those attending a birthday dinner honoring Dwalne Jordan at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal .Jordan, were Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and Keith, and Mrs. Ken· neth Crabtree. Walter Jordan, . and the hosts. .Mr. and Mrs. Chester Price spent the weekend In Day\ln •ith tbeir daughter, Mrs. Bot. I) Throckmorton and Leslie. Retha Rupe, Athens, vl81ted with her brotber·ln·law and i sister-In-law, Nr. and Mrs, Alva 1 Rupe recently. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cex of and Mr. and Mra. Paul of Deller were SliD1 lnt,oducinS ••• ,, BRIARNUl chtel. ' ,' Craftsman j .BLACKTHORN . 2 new beau~if~\ · i Weldwood Preflmshed · Panels bV ., United States Plywood i SPECIM. INrROJUCrORr HIC£ 98. .... , '17! YOUR HEADOUARTERI FOR ~'-tor .... -~~~'""'- ... bo '"""- II( biiUiiltll ... ptnlll llllllttl!lft 1111 - - flnlohoo 1o toarno - · Now o .....ln·o·Hftllmo -·~ to - - - toarno II 11!11 -'III'Y tow prlco. BIII!Miny-offtr II 1Ub11et to a ..ltbMIIWif PIMft. PHON& 290 N. 2ND AVE. WY2-374B MIDDLEPORT, 0. i i For Off'Ices wer• It 0ffl.CI'a} \l'I'th Filin•g Abreakthrough in FLOORING TECHNOLOGY. DENSYLON solves aU your • flooring problems. DENSYLON ••• a new yarn, a new weave, a new principle of construction. DENSYLON puts the t!Jshioning in the back, where it should be - bonds it to a tough, dense, compact cover impervious to abrasion, ·crushing, mud, dirt, water, spills - even freezing and thaw• ing. DENSYLO~ - the ideal carpet for banks; restaurants, schools, ELBERFELDS IN . . . .OY L Della Mt'dki'ff ~- '. au!... td son,. $252 million payroll led Meigl Geaeral Hotpltal Admissions - Sidney £nil, LOCAL TEMPS Porlsmouth· Cora W'J8BD Tbe temperature in Pomeroy's MEETING POSTPONED Pomeroy. ' ' business district at II a. m. Tbe February meeting of the Diocluqes - Eugene RusclJ. today was 26 debrees with snow Middleport Garden club bas el, Pomeroy: Hilda lloqtll, flurries under cloudy skies. been postponed. Long Bottom. · plant cities. Ohio Friends may eail at the fun: era! home anytime. Hydro Power Study Proposed at Dam I., ..,, Oblo f19wer campuy TtJes. studtei would he carrted out lleated at the Oblo end of the upstream lor re-use alter It day applied Ill lbe Federal Pow- at tbe e!IBI!rlr Greenup Dam, dam hut would not he part of has pa811ed through the tur. lir CommlulciD lor ,tilt • year between Por\lmouth lUld lroft- the daai structure . .At Racine, bines. pannltsc to lltliJb' the tea,athllily ten, Ohio, and at the pro~ eonstructlon of the power Another AEP b ldlary Apot 1111~ po1rer e~tl(tl ~ Dam, to be built> near house Would proceed with that · su s •. facllltlel al two t•ally-ewn. Pomeroy, Oblo, ~ · neJt Gl tbe darn. palanblan Power Co., lor 30 ed navlptloa dams on tha Oblll year. · years Jta4 l*D operating aeoRiver, one lhf pew RaciDe · ·. .· Cook added that the proposed era~ lacillUes at three leddam. , The studies would deterllline power , Uilta would emplny eral navlgatii)n dams on the Donald Cook, presltltuJ ot 1he number, size and ·. type · of Fllaht ''rurHJf.UJt.rtver" by- l(anawbo River in West Yll:Ohlo Power and tf Ill ~· geperattnc qnlla !1'•1 l!llprt ~ drHleetrnJ lllrb~DN. . T be 'I 8inla- Tbele !llltaUaUons prt~o , · . . . Alllerlcan E~ Po- Coil\. lntilal)ed at ,eilell dam. In e&clJ wOUld not be "pttlttped-t"or~ vkll! a k*.l· ol 40,0110 kllowllltl . TaAFI'IC SNARLBD - J4qlorfrll deeld~ caution wu better than valor Tuesday and left their can to tht ·'fliiY• -.ld 1111& fill piojltltle!!GIIa.~ ·ponr ~· waulllllt ~ wf!loh ~~·,r• of ~. Jllllti'. --• , 1'IIIM $111 ~. lloll& ~ •lldl-lnltlttl lintI Ia Middleport. -lieolillel Photo. c. _.,, •1 1\ ' '' ,, 1 lei' 1511 .,., . churches, hospitals, kitchens and bathrooms and aU through the house. DENSYLON Is warm and cozy, hospital clean, smart and inviting. DENSYLON is easy to clean. No more waxing or serubbing~ See ihe full line of Commercial Carpet Company DENSYLON on the 2nd. floor. Elberfelds carpet mechanics will properly install ~our' DENSY\,ON carpet promptly. ; E:\:' t Dies Tuesday Jn Chester nomination for coogressman Mrs. Waid Hayman, . Racme; Out Durin~t Tnesday oldered 011e of the throe most anlgh: from Ohio's lsi District, Mrs. Vera Hayman, Mrddleport; Pomeroy and Middleport Em- lllfi!M!ntial Paris designers rur kers. ay killed William E. Flu, a Cincinnati Mrs. Pauline McGuffin, PolO! erg'lllcy squad units were surn- displayed skirts that brubed o:::s In;: lawyer who is coordinator lor Pleasant, and Mr>. Carl Loom· monL'll , Tuesday at abont 3:50 tile top of tile kneecap, ac1 Bodies 1IOre tbe the John Birch Snclety, has an- Is, Dayton; a Clyde Swan, p. m. lo the ho"'e of Harry "'rdlag to boyero wbo attend· llroad ti ks and the ::was nounced be wilt oppose Taft in Ml!l'ysvdle; one SISler, Ethel Edward, Langsville, where ed hli oprin& ahowljll. ra eel ~ rds from th the May Primary. Dorff, East Liverpool, and • Robert Betz was Ill. The Porn- "!!~~~~~'!" dragg , ya e Tbey oeek the berth occupied number of grandchildren and eroy truek took Betz to Veter· -:: '· trossing, where a railroad by Democrat Joha J. Gilligan, great grandchildren. Friends ans Memorial hospital as a warning lltlbt had been illltall- who alrtady hao filed and is may call at the funeral horn< medical patient. eel recently but was not work- unopposed in his party's pri- at anytime. Tbe "!lddlepart Unit was al· ing. 'l1le dead were left whlle mary, .so called at 2:30a.m. today 1o the Injured were taken through Tall, 4efealed 111 1964 when be Veterans Memorial Ho!pltal the hllme of Mr. and Mrs, Dana marl of traffic caused by ran lor the U. s. Senate alter Admlsslo•• - John Dully, ny Bryan, Pomeroy, and I o o k lighlleers and boJitllWard bound a term In the U. S. House, sai<" Syracuse; Thurman Martin, their infant 98n to Holzer llo&motorlsll to South Miami and Flax and Gilligan represent ""· Syracuse; Harry Edwards, pltal as a medical patient. Jackson Memorial Hospitals. treme positiona. He said It was Langsville. a privilege tp enter a contest DlseharJ•• - Bnrbara Jones, Few snow Ourrles tonight. 1 ROU.YWOOD - IIEDDA "~re the dlstlncll!l wUI be Middleport; Simon JobDSOn, Partly cloudy, little tempera- , (CeiiUnned • pap I ) so eleerly drawn." Minersville. ture ebange Thursday. ' ' $1 Billion is Spent by GM Jn Ohio AreaS ~mp =~"'r' :L eross~ ~~ ve ; { o·: tad 11 ~ ·, i crow _ Taft Makes Presents i Statehouse Gpetl lhreuCh tilt night but olflclalt reported ..... thiog out of tha erdinarJ." '1'1,. kept iR touch wllh local law-Illforcement olficial1 malllly M a precaution. Private and paroddal Hlllll!l in Dayton, Cincinnati llld Qa. lumbua remained alNitl IDU1 but most pubUa ICbodl 117.... were ope• and reporiH oormal attendance. The Highway Patrol npcatlil most major roads 1Nl't apeo, although snow-<»vered llld lllp. pery in BJltts, Secondary -.Ill were snow-eovered but cblfiiiC never developed and tho patnl said it had DO reporll fll ... closings. Air traffic resumed It ltGnllllll schedules late Tuesday, lllatsr Ciacinnatl Airport had b.closed lor most of lbe da7 btll re-opened wben tha beavJ turned to flurries. The Ohio Turnpike JJfted a 411mile-an-bour speed llml 1111 Tuesday night. ! '• Meigs-Gallia Unemployed Are Reduced Mrs. PuJII'ns Of Raci·ne W dn sd Dies e e ay I AND Northent Ohio was even luckier. The storm out norlh of the and an expected 81x inches nev· er hit the northeastern counties. CD Center Open ·Tbe state kept its Civil IJe. lense emergency ceoter iR the Peb'tl.ODS Reams Scoffs At Governor's Jnvmcibibty 1 Craftsman. Central Obit breathed easier alter being spared the brunt of the storm. A predicted &-inch snowfall developed into only abeut four inches when the low pressure system moving In from tha 1011th lost most of its punch. 17 put ID Pf ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Mrs. Roy Wiseman were ; covering remarkably well from the big storm. Public tranaportation waa on II" near schedule, public schools were open and businessmen hoped to make up some of Tuesday's !osseo, esUmated by the Chamber of Commerce at more than $2 mililoa. 3 WORLD 1 confine~ Emergency crews worked lhroueh tbe night clearing highways and majar streets and managed te get traffic moving at near-normal schedules by tbe morning rush hour. Cincinnati-hardest hit of the major clUes -was reported re- U0 derground • IS Parkmg UsedFully at to:-6!: Carpenter Social News FIVE~ :'::.u::=g H hit thl Tu ad apptng the Dmll 00 an counly roads by eavy snow • area aga1n e ay, wr per eenteHecttve February county to a thicker white blanket and slowing traffic to a 17, 011 re.ommeadatloa o1 crawl En RePorts of the snowfall here since Tuesday morning va- C.uoty &fDeer H. P. CbrlJ. rled from 7-9 Inches. The total accumulation now on the ly. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Joy ground tn this area Ia about 17·19 Inches, comparable to • u ts - - Lutz, 31, of 1508 Center St., the 36 hour fall in 1950. o Osborne, Pa., a former resi· Big white flakes began pouring from the sky about 8 dent of Pt Pleasant, died at 9:08 a.m. Tuesday morning and continued fa!Ung throughout p. m. Sunday, at her home the day and most of the night. Periodically, Bleet was addfrom gunshot wounds inflicted 0 ed to the snow. Flurries were by ber husband in what police continuing today. today. The County Highway d• described as a murder • suiClasses at all Meigs County partment reperted Ill three cide. schools were dismissed by snow plows and lour graders Her husband, Homer E. Lutz, early afternoon yesterday when ~ere busy by early this morndied this morning, according to Nine Democrat and eight word from Osborne, Pa. JACK WARD 1 th road conditions became ex- mg on rural roads. the ~~· appea;nce d0 ki : tremely hazardous. High school Officials at Lock 23 in Apple GOP petitiona of Meigs county Born Oct 6, 1934, at Pt Jack Ward, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Bta ." use un groun par0n~s and elementary students In Grove said this morning that centre! committee candidates Pleasant, she was tbe daughter aDnounced Tuesday he will facility which I end~S ~ the county were getting anotb· due to the accumulatien of it;e were Wed Tuesday with board of Horton and Hester Rawson IIU!ke his firot bid in county COLUMBUS (UP! I - The of operation ast • ;as er vacation from classes again In the Ohio RiV<>r, boat traffic of elections officials In Pome- Whittington, politics by seeking the lull 1_ unemployment rate declined 2.2 rharacterlzed today as en us- today. has come to a stanclsiiU. J..ock rf1Y. Sbe is survived by one daughper cent between December, laatlc by a local of!tclal of \be Motorists venturing onto high· 23 workers r<!perted at 9 a. m. Deadline for filing the petl· ter Barbara and a son flom· ~":m~:~.:: :•it~ R~~":;~ 1963, and last December in the PARIS - A HOLilUP sus- State Underground Parking ways Tuesday were laced with today no boats had boon locked tlons was 4 p.m. today, Tlt e er,' Jr., both at home, 'and a can Uclo!t. A native of Kanaw- 13 counltes most re<ently anal"""\ !lhot and kilted the head Colllllllsston. tricky driving condilitna as through lo!: mare than 12 houra. election board reported this sister, Mrs. Huld&h L. Lutz of • ~~ t w v W ~ h yzed by the state Bureau of Uttr·- the P~~riB ponce depart. Fred W. · Crow, Pomeroy at- the mixture of wet snow and Pr~ctieaUy aII clvIc and com- morning that so far no new pe- Phoenix, Ariz. oa ~on iny, M.eigsa., county a.. for as empIoyment Compenssat'ton. of resided ljleni'B gana.• busUng sqund In- torney, It vice chairman of the, sleet conljnued to pile gp. mumty functiollll II the area btlons have beeR submitted on Tbe body will be brought to the past 18 years. He has The countoes rnvolved weN f!D a faablonable street near corninlslloir.• - Oiber· , member& .The Mejgo County Sberllr• called off bee~ of the tltf county level. the Hussell Funeral oWIIed and operated Ward's Allen, Ashtabula. Carroll. Cotht Me de 'l'riomphe. are WOllam E. Knepper, choir· Department and pollee in Pnm· beavy Wi-*ltiDII'. . ,, , ~blican candidates lor the home, Pt. Pleasant, fer service Grocery at Tbomas Fork lor lumbiana, Clark, Coshocton, Police said the suspect, man: John E. Raveno and John eroy and Middleport, bowever, central committee who· ·filed ancr burltii. ~ArnnJemenls wiD lbe loot sa years. Earlier, h• Fayette, Ga llia, Gll er n s e y, ChrltUen David, also wounded Benson. reported no traffic ~ccideoll Tuesday were David 0. Jenk· be announced. Uved in the carpenter m a. llighlantl. Meigs, Noble and Qt. two detectivaa before escaplog. , during the 24 · hour perJecl. Sev ins, Middleport 1st; Paul AI· The only other candidate aa. tawa. Hundr<!da of pollee cordoned off Crow srud the 1!165 , annual eral vehicles were observed drews, Long Bottom pet.; James nounced for the GOP nomina. The civilian labor force in the the area and began a house-to- report shows !f'at durmg the huog up m snow banks alter H. Quivey East Bedford pet.; tion lor !be lull term of eouu. 13 counties showed a decline of bOUle search. Dead wao Com- l! month pertod_ more than sliding off the slick roada. Norman P. WeylaRd, Middlely commiosioner is incumbent t,850 during the two-year permiosloner Maurice Galibert, 34 1149,000 ~arktng ttckets were Eleven State Highway De, , , • port 2nd: Robert L, JoMs, West Charles R. Karr Sr. iod, but total employment was chief of the anti . gang squad paid. The rfporl also abows the partment crews stayed on the Bedford pet. ; George M. Col· up 3.350. The unemployment , of tbe Cit 's first mobile bri· average number of. cars each job throughout the . night ~nd lins. Olive·Dale pet. ; Lester rate fell from 6.3 per cent to ade y day, from Thankllg~vrng Day, had the county's prunary htGbM. Hawk, Tuppers PlaiJls pet ., 4.1, a reduction of ~,200 persona I · 1965 to the end of the year ex- ways in passable condition by COLmt:BUS (UPil --State and Clermont P. Harris, Reedg. !rem the jobless rolls . WASHINGTON _ THE Dl- <luding Sundays and Christmas Sen. Frazter Reamo Jr. of To- ville Pet. The highest rate of unemploy· ecto of th U S Inlormall·on Day, was over 2.200. ledo, scoffing at the Idea ~at Fr'Ung central committee ment in December 1965. among r r e · · Gov. James A. Rhodes is "ID· . CLEVELAND (UP)) - The the counties surveyed was !O.t Agency said today the non- Construction of the facility vincible," IUed his ROJJiinatiog petitions as Democrats_ were General Motors CM_p. reported per cent in Guernsey County. Communist press around .the was financed in 1963 with a petitions Tuesday to enter the Mason Ftsber, Mmersville pet.: today it spent $1 billion for payIn a labor force of l2,000, lbl!rl world generally has recogmzed 16,600,000 issue of four per Democratic primary lor gover- V1rgU Walker, South Chester rolls and local purchases at tts were 1. jobless. 325 resumption of U. S. bomblllg of cent Underground Parking Fanor pet.: Francis Andrews, Loog 21 Ohio manufacturing IDstalla· The lowest rate was u per North Viet Nam as ''toevita· cUily revenue bonds. No pub, ~s filed petitions from 66 Bottnm pet. Alpha Smith Reeds- lions durl~ 1!165. . , _Fun~ral services for cent in Highland County, whlcb ble," lie money is In the project. counties hearing 33,070 signa· ville; Albert F. Bolen, Dexter GM, Ohto s_ largest mdustrtal Vtrglma Mtdktff, 90: who , . showed ooiy l50 jobless iR 1 ._ "World opinion has universal. lures with Secretary of State pet._; Kenneth Hager, Tuppers employer, satd rt had an aver- Tuesday at her reSJde.nce to l bor force of 9,950 , ly with the exception of the F f M Ted w Brown · Plams: Jack CriSp, S.iem pet.: age of 85,200 salartes and hour- Chester, wtll be held ~rtday at The civilian labor force and 1 serv1ces or • unera rs. · · · E. Thompson, Rut 1and 1y wor kers m · 12 ClTres durmg · th. e 2·,30 p. m. at Ihe Ewmg · c•Communlst states welcom· AI Ma Pull 74 R cine In a news conference later In Elvtn ooopel unemployment rate in December ed the peace oflelll~e and rerna . e_ V \ems, 'M a ' the day be said be woold carry ViUage pet,, and Leonard Bass, year. Payrolls totaled $675 mtl- with burial in the Cherry Ridge 1965 of other countieo in fill who hodied'talm this e rans · emor • li on and .local purchases added cemetery . Sh · cogaised tbe President's good ial will· on his campaign "with my orr syracuse V'll t age pc t, . e was a mem ber study· included: faith in trying to bring about be Sat~~ay at 1 :":"!t the ponent as Gov. James A. _01 ""'""''""' $40~ n::~~~n. $l ill' of the Chrtstian Church of Allen, 44,700 and 2.9 per eent; an end to hootllltles," Leonard . Cha 1 with the !lev. Rhodes." But he denied be . a tton, ·4 m 100 was Chrtst .at He.ml ock Gmve. Ashtabula. 32,600 and u per H. Marks said in an interview. ~wmg off i tin Burial would ignore his Democratic op. KNEECAP DERBY patd to workers lor award--:m· SurviVors mcl ude four sons, cent; Coshocton, 12,650 and U ~ft, ~ th ;;.~re~i Ceme- ponent, State Rep. Harry Mcll· PARIS (UPI) - Another rung ideas under the suggeslton Dana , of Albany; Hollis, of Ches- per cent: Gallia, 7,300 and U MIAMI- A BUS CARRYING w e wain of Cincinnati. leading Frencb designer join- progral!'·. Employes mvested ler ; Guy of Daytcn; Verlie of per cent ; Meigs, 5,025 and I It Puerto Rlcana from • llrliW· CINCINNATI (UPI) Roba~ Pt. Pl~s~nti' d h· ed the bare knees revolutioa $2.2 mtllton m U. S. Savtogs Chester and two daughters, Mrs. per cent, and Noble, 3,tlllll ud be 11 ld mi ant labor ert Tall Jr. filed petitions on urv vors me u e rve aug Bo h S d Call d today. Bonds and GM stock. Ora Sinclai r, Chester, and Mrs 6 er ceRt rry e to abed nlet Tuesday lor the Republican ters, Mrs. Orts Dodson, Ma~on; t qua 8 e Hubert de Glvenchy, con- Dayton's 32,700 employes and Alice Houdasheldt Wilkesvili; ,6 P - -·- - "'.""DLED UP - Mrs. Marlene Winebrenner, Allred, was """ rudy for the heavy onow !aU yesterday. Mrs. Winebrenner waa wearing a heavy hooded-coat while &hopping In Porneror as the big and plentiful flakes of snow blanketed th• area. She is 1hown here about to croas Weot Second-st. S.ntloel Photo. I ~ ' WEDNESDAY, FEBRVARY 2, 1966 ;;.; .. I""" 1 • New Onslaught Estimated ;;;;;; Tbe;;; Melg~s 1111\y;;;..;;mm~lJ.hMr;-s.-;L~ utz -:-:::::::::::::= 1-9 inches; Flurries Today zs :'~::: Is Victim Jn Murder I Reed ilJe Society Notes ent1ne Meigs Staggered by Heavy Snowfall 1 SOCIA J CAl END AR • _outhern ut orst torm in 0 Years I I Can't Keep This a Secret ..-- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,., I I • - ,_ ' 1 ~. ,, ' . ' ' \ '' ·'' • ~;\:1 : . ~ :f,', ·.. ' '*", wen .' mt~r<!i':• •• �,' ' i i ~ .. t t :, 'I' " " ' .l UPI Briefs r .. ~ ,. ' \ 'J \ • ' ' ... <. .) \ ' ,Eastern SCeks Undisputed Crown (ContinUed ,ltage 1) Hopper, ~ BosweU of t]l8 a\ovie ~!,at, and KealllD, ' . the atonef!!Ced pantomimist, died TuesdaY within bourS of eacb other. SIUJllled and shock• ~ by \he deaths Cll these two ~lteran r;llidentl, Hollywood tpol< note o1 ~ 1ao1 Utat bets were the trademarks of each, Hedda's being large and gaudy, Buster's a .paDCike • llal one with 8 circular brim. Each be:d reached the plml4ela In thelf cholell careers, Hedda In newspapering and Boater In show business. Both fought olf the challenges ef eoger youngsters arixlous to take their places. None oould, of - , , beeau.M! Hedda and Billter were UDlq~ 111d thelr Ullfqueness ID8d& them B• College Results lllinois Puts Michigan down In Big 10 Race ricep~n : Ctncillnati. ---- • s . II End 3•Garne LOSing Pe F I· • Redmen Nip Indians to LAUSCHE FILFS WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Frank J. Lauscbe, D • Ohio, Tuesday joined a list of sena· tori who have introduced bill• te provide a constitutional amendment that would four ,. GROUNDHOG TWIST - Wilbur Gray, Marietta, sales representative of the Refinery year terms for House mem· $ales D•partment. A<hland Oil and Refining Company for nothern West Virginia and bers. Present term1 are two ~ >u th c rn OhiO, has Ins pel "Chipper" groundhog point for him in a pictured he fash· years. i6nt'd. mto greeting cards mailed to hundreds of friends and associates this week. This ~roundhog sur(:] ,l' dil1nl st'e hi s shadow today, out one in Pen?syl~ania, a~ the traditio~­ NOW YOU KNOW al Gobbler's Knob. reportedly d1 d. Perhaps southeastern Ohio s wmtor Will end in m 'nle color In «<tam diamonds week' and Pen nsylvan ia 's push on into the end of March. Gray's Groundhog Day greet· te cauoed by partlclel If nltr.. in ~ ra1ds are from "Wil bur Gray and Friend." - Picture courtesy Marietta Times. '"n gas bnbedded Ill the car- I Gobbler's Knob Groundhog sees his Shadow :·: Pl!NXSUTAWM<:Y. Pa. WPI1 al 7:21 a. m. EST, and scu~ried ; Pennsylvania has been rocked -This moun lain c1 ty's ram~d b.r1ck m •Is hole. I by three snow storms lD the groundhog came out of hiberna· , Members of the Punxsulaw· past 10 days and by a long spell lion tndnv . JUSt long enough to ney Groundhog Club were not of sulrzero temperatures. ph,dict "six morf" wf't'k!! uf · as 1mpr~ssed as in past yean, Even the groundhog's con..,inter. however, berause to a man gressman stole the fabled The groundho~ saw It< <had· they were sure the groundhog ! seer's thunder. oald In Congress Tuesday, St'egfrt'ed -hit 3" tO Lead . RECEPTION FOR NEW STATE IDGHWAY PAmDL SUPERINTENDENT - State Representative Ralph Welker , .. , . , . Approximately six more Inches of snow blanketed was among those attending the reception Tuesday afternoon at Jat$sop Ohio Statil Patrol Post for the Highway r. LNIIF,D NAfiONS ll ll 11 - France Joined Communist G . 'th' the past 24 hours Total accumula· fiorth Vlc~ 1\am toda;o.• lfl r('je<.'ti ng { ln llt.!d Nations inter- _a11 Ia co_un 1y WI Jn · 'n. the all-time rec.. trot's recently appointed superintendent R. M. Chiaramonte. wntion in th e war m \'11'1 Nam. The Soviet Union also op- twn dunng .the past 12 days IS nean g f 1950 pvsed U.N . action ThP t :nitPd Stat es al ready had run into I ord of 20.3 mches, eslabli~hed late 1ft November o · <~flays in its efforts 111 tlte Security Council to get neutral 1 TuesdaJ:'S latest arctiC blast forced all s~bools tQ crews were praised Psychology 131 • wblch wiD be 'l!lions to med iate and torl• y's French announcement ap· ! close m Galha ~ounty wtth the exceptiOn of Rio Grande their untiring e!lorts in offered by Ohio University and peared to kill hopes for such action. College. An offiCial toda~ sa1d attendance at the college the snow during the past lhe Holzer Hospillll School of government '''"mumque issued afte~ a cabinet is good despite tbe additional snow. days. In mo. lbe huge . Nursing, scheduled for tonight 1 A French 'l'eetmg. m Par." preSided. over by PreSident Ct~.arles de Today is the first lime thiS completely paralyzed traffic at the school bes been postpoa. 'l"ulle f~rst expressed ;t s re gret and diSapproval of Am· winter ail city and oounty greeted Santa ClaUI with four the area. until Wednesday, Feb. e. , •· et1can resumplmn of bom b· . . . . schools bave been forced to incbes. The following day, 14\'o Temperatures climbed to Several hundred persons braved Tuesdays m~lc we• 'f'g North V1et Na m. 1V~et tong ro11slal reg1o~s 3110 shut down because of bad wea- inches fell, On Nov. 28, three degrees in tho city Ibis morn- Announce~ent o~ the postpone- ther in southeastern Oblo to attend a two-hour open bouse . . -- . . I mrles northeast of Saigon, ther. more fell, and on Nov. 29, 1950, fng, according to James North· ment of regJStratio• Will made aild reception sponsored by the Ohio State Highway Patrol'• . ll rereeted l.1. N. mt~rvenlton suffered one dead and nme . 11 was also reported ~lasses the accumulation lobated 20.3, up. Mrs. Janette Sheets, a mem· District 9 headquarters In 1 ~pd .called for \1ft Nam wound<·d today when U. S. ! bave been discontinued until which broke a record estaolisb- The Ohio River II ber of the faculty Jackson. porals Jack Junkin, John 0 . ,.,lutJon based. on agre• ment . heltcopters acddentally fired furUler notice at the Gallipolis ed in 1913. fo have between two five • Honored were Col. R. M. Cbl8. Francies and Carl L. Boggs. among t~".,llmted S~a.tes,' So;Jcl 2.7; Jlll'h Zuni rockets at lhem. ' BusineSI College and Commllll' Tbe mid-century snow began incbes of ice between Pt. Despite hazardOUI blghway ramonte, new patrol superin~ Unum . B11a~n, . Fr,mce and iity Kindergarten. melting on Dec. 1. sant and Huntington. Dam conditions caused by yesterday's tendent, and Lt. Col. R. E. ~mmumsl. Chma. m lme w~th . MOSCOW - SOVIET PRF.M· , Edwin McCormick. Fairfield Freezing temperatures dur- fici<lls have advised river new snowall, 110 .raffle acci- Reich. Also attending wao Psl' 19!'>4 lie~·''" agreements. '" Alexei Kosygm saJd tnday IWeather Station Observer, said lng the past seven days have fie to tie up until a t h a dents ftre reported ill either lrdl Major W. C. Smith. DEVOTED TO INI'EREST Of l'he •mme 1ate ~ueslmn of the Umted Stales "challen"cd todav that 3.3 Inches of mow kept most of the snow intact in comes. Purpose of the event was to GS MASON AREA ~helhcr th;· U. N. Sccunty I all world orioJOn" in resummg fell Tuesday morning, follow· Gallia county. A measurement Tonight's Boy Scout program Gall~ "! Meigs ~ty by the formally introduce the new MEl • \?'~mcJI s hould ,eek a settle· homhmg raJds on North V1el ed by 2.6 inches last ev<!nin~, in front of lbe county court- scbeduled at Mercerville has GallipoSevlls Satal te Hightorwisar. pahowtrol superintendent to the District ~:)>,:: ':;,:;:.~~;,,"."J,~::• m• nt ap,>eared lo rest with the Nam . I total f • 9 ... ,. b se Ibis mom'"" revealed 12 be tpon d til ext er mo '"• • 9 area A, 1>-- k" do f J d . or a o ;,. . JIU3 fi10I'D" ou .."8 en pos e un n were reported ••m,. the · Pubttstsec~ e'et7 anemo~m n:c;: ra J~g . m 0 ~r an - Wil1l '"The U.S '' · stands revealed ing .33 had fallen by 10 a.m. inches on tbe courthouse lawn. nesday. The Young Gallia • Attending frsm the Gall t 8· rnu,nday b: T~~oo:.~.:Ua:'.~u~ t~e posSJbJiityof ~ renrh end before the whole world as an Flurries still eti!ted around 11 The mercury has been below publican meeting bas also due to allppery hlgb- Meigs area were Rep. D. 0 . .,.,~,'..,.,, ""'""' .,..... Sov~et vetoes m the bark· enemy of nahnnal independence . G Ill freezing bore ain~ last Tburs b d led t k Taber, J · Sennan Porter ' Dr · ., Wl ..,,., lldl""'" ..... . . d a.m. m, a po11s. • resc e u nex: wee . wY•.,Nln. gr,onn · and . . peace. d<iiberatelv jeopar· 1 Total accumullltion since day GAllS Principal James A. R. Cbrlllensen, T. K. OWens, ....,.. " ...... ,,,. ......, - · -d ld f • . • W I matter If. ·tM po~t offlCII at Pai'HI'OJ'. . ;zmg wor reedom a n d, the county's first mojcr mow- Most acllvltiet have been M. Davis said tbe . Fred S. Boman, Denver A. a· Ohio . WASHINt'JTON -: SF.N . .JA. S>•cunty.'' Kosygin said at. a ·!ail on Saturday, Jon. 22, now curtailed in both the city and lipolis basketball some postpon· A message. for . pedeslrlans ker and Jack OWens, all of a.'g:!.":lf..":.~~'J!''/:,..'""l..':!.'l.': cob K. Jav.Jls tod.y offered Kremlm luncheon for VJSllmg ,stands at 19.9, slightly less than 1lOUDty. However, unlike 15'ed last Saturday bas been re- fr?m the Ohio Department of Gallia county. '::.""• ... Yora Cll7, Now n~w and wJde·rang:ng rf'Solu· Mghan PmnwJ Mohammad ' the reoord established in the year• ago, major highways and scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. Highway Safety. 1\lke extra Rep. Ralph Walker, Judge a';.o..npt~• ,.,.,, .....,.. w rural roads are usable• t5, at Athens . care on icy, slippery pavement. John Bacon and Joba Will of,.,., w••'year " •nil•'"'"' .lionVo.f support lo.r U.s pc11Jms llasb 1m Ma 1wandwal. coon1y ov er 1,<~ yea r s ago . , week; one tn 114Yaate _,.,. at the m ~ Nmo dt·,~ne~l to 'erve Z On Nov. 24 1950 GalllaDI State county and city snow Registration for the course In Wear proper .ootwear and Bl· County. 0111> """""'' ......, .....,, ••• as ~ ' Sprm~bot~rd for full·scale ' ' ' ways be on the alert for traf. · from po!!lt i,i.,:O~ ::,:: ~~~~=., congressjonat dell•te. Clinii·H to Study fie and always obe7 traffic state were ••• ••alia•~ ...110 110""''""' tl.l'l ., ""'• New Ynr> R•puhlican HirhUifiY Seene In Miner~t~ille ·•~ols. a.•. p, and - . ~,'.:.!..!"-'• ./.oo.""' by Sl'll. .lt·rmings (:ontrol of Crime I ""' - update the supp41rt resolution conducted throughout the state i Gulf illcidents o/ August, 1964. The Javtts. Randolph proposal thus would he an affirmatiVe alternate to a propc1sal by Sen. Wayne L. Morse. D·Ore. Morse wants Congress lo rt>srind the SesJOns are scheduled ' - AGAIN ANP ROQUe EXPLAINS WH'f f1E DIDN'T CA!.!. SA~K .... tn Chillieothe .New Conoord, Ot· tawa. Middletown, Youngswwn, M< Jm>., Sidney, Tiffin, Athens, I !Jelaware County and Paines- ' ville The series opens March 24 al Chillicothe and ends June • ( LA1'!R,'THE: SAM!! PERSON CA!.Ls 1~· voted overwhelmiogiy by Con. this spring by Atty. Gen. Wil· l gresut President Johnson's re. ham B. Saxbe. . arter the Tonkin ·-- Do It J:iv,erv 'i'ime Randolph, D·W. Va., in spon. ' COLUMBUS lUPl) - Eiev•n sorjng the proposal. Jt would crime control clinico will be ~uest I I ._, IT'S IMPORTANT ... WANTS YOU TO CAL!- HtM Rt~HT BACK .... 10MORROW· .. suppor t it voted for •·an 2 at Painesville. ncf'essary measures" to repeal ~ aa ~ resl!ion agai m~t 11. S. forrt~ 1 H I III: Sonlh Viel Nam. SAifiON-U. S. JETS BOMB- eo tb Largest It In Unl' for Boost WASHINGTON (UP)) - Pres- .24 FREE Bll , • ed North Vietnamese . targeL< idenl .Johnson today asked Coq. • tor the third consecutiVe day gress to lncreaoe by more than , today but bad weather saved 5() per cent lbe total o1 U. S. the Communists from great~r 1health and education aid to for· devastation. In the ground war 1eign countries. The special message was 1 to flee 1nto the mountains from followup to the reque•t John· GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. TOWN & COUNTRY & REGULAR TREAD YEAH, YEAH! HE'S A PEST! NO RUSH· .. FORGET JT ... I'LL SEE HIM DfAR..· KUMQUAT JUST CALLED ..·SAtD We make the Rupp Dreammg • 0f 'Old KentuckyHOJDe' .. join~d the farm? joh easier THE DAILY SENTINEL •=.,: Building on Ill: ° I I . CeltiC VICtory HundredS' Attendpatro}'S Recept"IOD at open House I ''' SERVICE DRY ClONING a day in advldance, ~~ ~a~ 5 groundhog wou let dow. cltlz. Anyhow, Punx~ta~da 8 elll were celebratmgd ba Y ~ usual, with a para e, nque and other estiv\Ues, wbetever I TWO-HOUR Robinson's Clouds... wa S assure the little lligblanders of an undisputed CI'Own. Hs1taan Trace'• reserves are second In league play with a 4-3 record • In ~W~~-league games Satur· day, Wilkin plays at Hannan Weather permitting, two Solfthern Valley Athletic Con· Trace wblle Eastern bosts Bel· pre. ference basketball games are scheduled Friday nlghl In one battle, third place Southwestern journeys to North Gallla where the Highlanders hope to repeat an earllet sea· Ull t_ _ _i.....,.,!tli\tiilii aon ,win over the Plrtitea. ----------CHICAGO (UP!) - Jetoe . The big game, however, finds Owens, the oleoder Negro ru• co-champion Eastern at Kyger games after loolng 13-57 to a llel' wbose performance In the Craek where a lriumpli would tough McArthur outfit. Other give the Eagles . their second losses have been to Chauncey, IV31 Bertin Olympia:l wao a undisputed SVAC Utl~. 06-55 Rutland 58-51 and .South· personal rebuke Cil Adolf Hit. Adding Maebine ·. western, 40-45. Tbe loss to South· ler, today faced a $1,910 line Tbe Eagles, UH In all games, western In January ended the lor what a judge eaDed "tbt Open is Starting defeated Kyger Creek at East- Eagles ·three-year, !~·game win· only error of yOur We." Do ern~ eatller thls . season. ning slresk in leogue play. faHed to report fees fur opeek· lnJ engagements. By upsetting the Eagles, Ky· Southwestern's reserves, with Owens, now 52 and a publte ger Creek would still have a a S.l reoord ia the league, bave rela~ons man and radio disk East chance. to .share the 1965- .66 already clinched a tie for the Jo<key, was fined Tuesday for cbamp1811Shlp. Coach J 0 h n reserve Utle A win over the evnding $68,1611n Income tu· Am lntl 94 Coast Guard 46 Wickline's Botx:ats are 6-5 in last-place Pboate rseerves would es between 11159 and 1116%. OCNY 70 Wagner 66 oil games. InSide the oonfer· Mnbettsn 85 Rutgers 78 "You dou'l need a cl1b of ence, Kyger Is 4-2. Eastern owns probation over your bead," Pvdnce !4 Csnlsius 71 a 6-t loop mark. U. S. District Judge Joseph Fr~o• 92 st. Peters 91 \ /''t.lktwetl Sam P...., u!d, "You loave final It will be Eastern's been a good Influence Ill your !UIRols 99 Mlchignn t3 league Contest. eommunlly and this tu ease Detroit ~I West MiCh. 7t . Southwestern Is :f.J In league Is the only error of your We." Bradley 67 Cinclmati S6 play. Included is a 65-56 win 111- - - -- - - - Minn. 88 Northwestern 76 over Clyde Evans' Pirates. De Paul 100 Indians 79 North Gailia Is 1·5 in the lesg· Southern lllini St. Louis U. 64 Louisville 60 ue, and the Evansmen need a e!UCAGO (UP!) - As someTALL TALE-Tbla unusu~ camera angle catches Cliff Wartburg 1110 Winona St. 64 victory over Lloyd Myers' out· one once said, the Big Ten is a Far Out in Front Hagan (16) of the St Louls Hawks as he executes a be· NEW YORK (UP!) - South- Ilu!'uque 79 St. Ambrose 7 fit to escape tbe basement, • cannibal league. hind the backboard layup. Almost as surprised aa the Qwncy 104 Loras 79 . . . Eastern bas won two straight photographer Is Wilt Chamberlain U3) of Pbiladelpbia. He was talking about a dif· em llhnoiS padded Its alriady Southwest huge lead over North Dakota in . ferent sport, hut substltule bas- the weekly United Press Baylor 88 R1ce 16 kethall for football and ththe International small collee bas g. TTex. T95echH 92 ardTCUP 89 83 statement Is just as valid 1s k !ball etas ow ayne season. e ratings today while the St. Edward's 72 St. Thomas 58 rest of the top 10 Ullderwenl a Corpus Christi 85 Pan Am. 28 Dlin~i• probved It ogain Tues- thThoroughS iuktshakeup.. d 31 1. , St. Mary's 61 Tex. LutheraR 56 day mght Y stopping ninthe a s receiVe ll'll~ 'f W I. 104 N Me St. 7 DRY OEANING ranked Michigan, unbeaten in place votes and 342 points t'rom ex. es weai •· five previous conference starts the 35-man board of roaches for Or st 72 H .. 36 ~93, dropping th~ W?lverin~ a 134-point lead ever runnerup St.·~·~ 87 ~:'~and 68 mto a first place tie with Mich· North Dakota, The S1oux, an South ON REQUEST igau State upset victim of the State 94 Tbe Rio Granda College Red· 43 reboul!ds. !made 26 of i!4 at the foul line . Tb .~ t b u· . College of Iowa last Saturday, !~=~~J~ ~~an~.~~a~t men snapped a turee game log. and Cumllerland made 17 of Zt e VI ry pu 1 e 1 '"' drew only 0011 pomts, a dropoff . . · ing streak last night at Wil· The Cumberland Indians, who ltrom the line back In the thick of the title of 45 point. from the previous Ells. C1ty 110 Sbaw U. 78 . b K th d lost to Rio Grende 104-85 bere ' 11 . G ande. t9Z) Gregory chase with a 4-1 record and week Clemson 72 Wake Forest 7! 1Jam.< urg y. as ey ownn d 1. in Jo r g th lid · third · Hight PI 87 Atlantic Ch · T' ed the ~be;land College lQ· on Dec.. 16 · a Jv~ men . 2+5; Trniner 11).7·27; Dillon II- ave em a " gr1p on No other member of the lop · "' ' diana IJ2.89 behind little Don double ligures, Including . bigh 7-23; Towler 9-2·20; Lusettl place. . . 10 . _remamed in the same N.Car. A&T llO Morgan St. 71 Tr . , 'l1 points man, Tom McReyroles. w•lb 16 1).2-Z. Shively 4-6-14 . Bullock IllinoiS was down three pomts pos1t10n and two clubs, Akron Mtss. St. 56 Georgia 54 amer 8 · points; Bill Fannin with IS, Jim I). H . Totals 33.26-92 • at the half, but the balanced IJ. and Long Island u., i-ere ,Tampa 84 Millsaps 75 ~ It was the .last of three games Rollins, 6-6 sophomore, with Cu;.,bCfland (BDI .:_ Brown S. lint attack overcame the Wolves whisked out of the select group on the road for the Redmen of 12, and Bobby Taylor and 11-9 0.!0· Rollin ,_ 2_12 . Couch t.O.Z· 011 thw borne oourt m the sec- m the housecleaning. Tbcir Big Ten Basketball Standings ' oach Art Lanbom who came junior center Jerry Brown each F · . 7 1 15 M, R , ,; on<! ball. Don Freeman made places wero taken by Kentucky By United Press International . ' · annm • · ; c eyro1es "'"' sevea of tbe last · t t Jilin· W L Pts Op bom• today w1tb a 14-8 record, ,had 10. . Gr>mbrel 3.0.6; Combs 2-Z. . . . Big' . I Wesleyan and undefeated Cbey· . s 16 an,· prepare for this saturday · · · . pomts and fmiShed the n1gbt ney (Pa 1 State Mlch1gan 5 I 523 night's game with Ohio Nortlr The Redmen made 33 of rtl G; Cook 244; Whitaker, 2-4-3: with 33, matching lbe perform· Panfl.en ~pi Higher Michigan State S I 523 ern at 8 p. m. al Pt. Pleasant tr.o?' tbe Door. lor 49 per cent Taylor 4-2-10. Totals 3\1.17· ance of Michigan's fabulous Kentucky Wesleyan, wblcb Dlinois 4 I 454 Hi b School while the Indians had 36 of 89. . Cazzie Russell. Ri£h Jones whipped three 0 ts last Iowa 3 Z 387 g · 80 for 45 per cent. Rio Grande Halfllme Score: Rio Grande made 21 second-half points for week to rai.<e Its P = to 12-% Minnesota 3 2 418 Prior to the road trip the 39, Cumberland 33. the !Wnl for a game total of 31. made the most spectacular r;.,.; Oblo State 2 3 397 Redmen were 13~ but Saturday ~,. Minnesota climbed into a from 13th to seventh. The Indians I 3 307 mght they lost 115-93 to Oakland S RESTING WELL fourtb-place lie with Iowa witb Panthers bold a victory over Purdue 1 4 417 City, Ind. College, end Monday . CINCINNATI (UP!) Ed an 116-76 conquest of Northwest. defending national cham ion Wisconsin I 4 351 night, 7:f.12 w Campbellsville. j Jucker, fo~er.basketb.all .coa"!' em. The Wlldcats led at the Evansville to their credit Pand Northwestern I 5 472 Ky. College. Tbe other loss was • 7 at the UmverSity of Cmcmnat~ half and controlled the back· narrowly lost to Southern i.sl Wednesday night 84-74 to , , was res~~ng comfortable todar, boards all the way, but Gopher Illinois, 00.56, last month. W. Ya. state in GAHS gym. from a mild coronary alack. backoourt aces Archie Clark Cheyney State, winner of its Glub, bloop, gurgt.e, . Jucker, who coached Cmcm· and Wes Martins teamed for 43 first 17 games Ibis season llllfl gur .•. stopped? Find Steve Towler, 6-2 jumor guard I nail to NCAA basketball t1Ues points to pull Minnesota into the 41 1 1't 1 1 42 · ed . PLUMBERS fast in the wbo turned in oQe of his best By United Press lntemallollal l in 1961 and 1962, was rushed to lead. t s. ~~ Ch jump fr: YEUOW PAGES. performances of the - year, fln- i Scoring binges by Larry Deaconness Hospital from his In the only other game Tues· 0 In eJgi · eyneylwas Where your fingers isbed with 20 points, and Rudy ·~ Siegfried, Wait Bellamy, and : office at the .university Tues- day night involving 8 confer- year ~~~u :s •::~: pu~~ laa~ ~b•voly, wbo also .got 9 re- Rick Barry told lbe tale· of day. The bosp~tai sa1d be was ence team, Indiana bowed te well this season despi~ st.:ting do the walking. ~ds had 14 pomts. , Tuesday's National Basketball m good cand1tion. DePaul, 106-79 in a non·conler· three sophomores and tw0 B1g 11-S Paul Dillon was se- Association action. ence Ult. juniors. Conn! on us to supply the ready-mixed rond high scorer with 23 points Siegfried replaced the ailing SNOWED OUT Conference teams are Idle un- Grambling took a b' 1 ooncrete you need for any farm build· and Dillon got 20 of the team's Sam Jones and hit a career HAZLETON, Pa. (UPI)- A til Saturday, when Indiana en· from eighth to third, r~lac~: high of 39 points lo lead the weather forecast callmg for tertsins Michigan, Ohio State Oglethorpe which feU to lotb lng project We'll deliver what you AMERICAN WIN~ Booton Ce1tics to a 101).81 win more snow bas .forced postpone- Journeys to illinois, Minnesota after successive losses to want, when you want it ... uve you t1m1 BLACKPOOL, England (UP[) over the Detroit PL•wns.•Iones men! of lomght's Eastern hosts Purdue, Wisconsin visits Valdosta Slate and centenary. -James (Silky) Shelton of was sidelined by a strep throat. Prolesswnal Basketball League Michigan . State and Iowa Grambling drew two first-place and work money and materials. And Bakersfield, C&llf., SCOI'ed a the game was played as the Ali·Siar game unlil Feb. 9, It clashes With Delrtit in a non· nominations and 161 points o• the price Is rigbt! Call us soon for frM unarumous IO.round decl•ion opener of a Madisan Square was announced Tuesday. conference match at Chicago. the strength of its 16-2 record over British welterweight Sean Garden twin bill. . .estimate ... without obligation. Doyle Tuesday night. Shelton In lbe nightcap, Bellamy's 37 weighed 153 pounds wblle Doyle points sparked New York to a entered the nng at 148 pounds. 112-109 squeaker over Balli· GILBERT'S SURGERY more, wbile Rookie Barry had Adolph Rupp would give behind in the loss column, straight without a loss by NEW YORK (UPI)-Rod another big night for San anythmg to b<! ID his old But a triumph by the blasting Sew Mexioo State l\l4WY 2-3284 Gilbert, star right wing of lbe Francisco as be hooped 37 to Kentucky home tonight Commodores would turn and feurth·ranked Pr<>PAGE ST. MIDDL!PORT, 0. New York Rangers, 'began bis help the Warriors get past I The Baron may be putting tide for them since vidence captured its ninth i• a recuperaUen today following an Cinclanati, 127-125. The win •verything on the line tonight, still has two games left row by ripping Canisius 84-71. operation on his spine Tuesday was · the Warriors' fourth I the Southeastern Conference tough Tennessee. Vandy, on . which may save his hockey straigt\t and pulled them to crown, tbe national tille and other band, bes beaten the career. within five games of WKES. the NCAA championship, when twice. Dr. Kazoo Yanaglsawa, who tern Division leader Los be takes bis second·r&nked Tbe SEC title race isn't performed the spinal fusion, Angeles. Cincinnati fell Ill! Wildcats into the deo of the only conference battle •oln•l said Gilbert will be hospitalized games back ef Boston in the V~.n~erbilt Commodores. down to the wire. The Big Ten LOWEST PRICES for several weeks, East. R1ght now rd rather take a and Missouri Valley Conference ON RETREADS team to any ether place in the standings were tossed Into a couolry than Vandy's place dogfight as a result et Tuesday down in Nashville," Rupp night's action. admits. "Th?"" people down Dlinois surprised nintb·ranked there are gomg to be oul for Michi•an 119-113 at A A bo our blood " • an r r · deadlock the Big 1'en race and Rupp, who sayo his unbeaten Bradley took advantage of coldWildcats U5-0) lack the ''killer shooting Cincinnati to whip the POMERoY LANES Monday Mixed League instinct,'' enjoyed whipping the loth-ranked Bearcats 67-56 Womea'1 TbiJ'sday League January Z4, 1111 third-ranked Commodores at Peoria. Tbe Braves' victory Janual')' 20, 11161 Poillts Lexington two weeks ago. dropped Cincinnati te sec1ond Team No. 5 3 Palsies 30 The winner of the SEC goes place in the MVC and elevated Simoo'1 Market Z Bee eees 22 to the NCAA tourney in March Tulsa and Wichita to the Landmark 2 Dark Hollow Ftre 18 and right !lOW Kentucky Is Ia spot. Fabri~ Shop 1 Blaettnars 18 New York Clething I La Bo's .16 the driver's seat with a perfect In other games Donna'a Restsurant 0 Oil 11 league record. A victory tonight UPI's top 10, siXt:h·rJIIIkt!d SIZES ALL TIRES High Game and Series llfgh Game -Ken Yeauger, would drop Vandy lwo games Texas Western won Hanning, 200, 526. Hlsh 212, MOdred Bowen, 189; High Balanced & Chllnged 750-700-650xl4 Game - Slmoo's Market ,asa. - Ken Yeauger, 563, WIDNIIDAY Mil THUIIDAY ONLYI High Team .Series - Team No. Bowen, 607. Hlsh team 5, 2363. - Ashland Oil, 709; 650-670x 15 Series - Potsies, ladutrlll IMp AD Tires Guaranteed! 65~x 13 J111111U7 .II, 1111 W0111811' 1 Eorly 8lrd Leapt. K • C Jewelen · JaDIIIl')' II, 1111 Davll • Warn. IU. SIZES OTHER THAN THOSE UST~D SLIGHRY HIGHERI Ed's .Auto Trbn Wflll CMICIIII . , . IUI0N v . 1 ).2 3 Swisber • La'-. Drup ' Blue and Grey ~ .. ,1 8 · 7 B Bletner Block at . 3 .12 High IJ~ ' 1011; lligh Serlett Game ·anil Ser!et - Mil· son, 541. Riolo 'I'•OAm lit, 48o; HI ti h MDDLFPORT, 0. . ,.:; ., ;M ' • SperO' 8~•­ 1".-- EVANSTON, ILL- THE NAtional llertt Scholarship Corp. 1110ounc«1 , today tf students from Ohio were emoog 250 out. llanding Negro students who have won four • year college IIChollll'llbipa Ia the National Achievement Scbolarsbip 1'1'0ll'am. More than 5,600 students were aominated and tbt winners ~ AT RECEPTION - John Will and President Alphua Christensen Of Blo Grande CoDege, tueu .. at the were cbosen from 1,029 final· lstl announced In October. · A· the new superintendent of the OhiQ State Jll&hwlf Patrol at the lacklon Po~ TUIIday 11:3l'IIOOa, mODI the !4 weN Barbara J. Taylor, Athens, Athelll H. S., Ohio University; and Kathle<!n D. Battle, Portsmouth, Portsmouth H. S., University of l ALL STABS Eagles to Play Final SVAC Game at Kyger Creek Friday pots. j ·. 'r Communists forces were trymg Kut"e~v rn~ SJII 4!!.•' .... .........,,., lltflio....... ....................... • v··te I' deadly Allied ground offensive.<. !1111 sent the lawmakers Toes- . Troops of the 1st Cavalry day for 13 4 biltion in military I' Division who bave killed an !llllfl economic assiStance for the . es~mated !rtf Coltlmunlsts ln lfiSCal year 1967, beiinnllli July 1 lltilir massive sweep tllroUMh ll I. ' ' .' •:~ l ' Jib .... ., r. ' \ .. . ... H& R FIRESTONE DEALE·R STORE �,' ' i i ~ .. t t :, 'I' " " ' .l UPI Briefs r .. ~ ,. ' \ 'J \ • ' ' ... <. .) \ ' ,Eastern SCeks Undisputed Crown (ContinUed ,ltage 1) Hopper, ~ BosweU of t]l8 a\ovie ~!,at, and KealllD, ' . the atonef!!Ced pantomimist, died TuesdaY within bourS of eacb other. SIUJllled and shock• ~ by \he deaths Cll these two ~lteran r;llidentl, Hollywood tpol< note o1 ~ 1ao1 Utat bets were the trademarks of each, Hedda's being large and gaudy, Buster's a .paDCike • llal one with 8 circular brim. Each be:d reached the plml4ela In thelf cholell careers, Hedda In newspapering and Boater In show business. Both fought olf the challenges ef eoger youngsters arixlous to take their places. None oould, of - , , beeau.M! Hedda and Billter were UDlq~ 111d thelr Ullfqueness ID8d& them B• College Results lllinois Puts Michigan down In Big 10 Race ricep~n : Ctncillnati. ---- • s . II End 3•Garne LOSing Pe F I· • Redmen Nip Indians to LAUSCHE FILFS WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Frank J. Lauscbe, D • Ohio, Tuesday joined a list of sena· tori who have introduced bill• te provide a constitutional amendment that would four ,. GROUNDHOG TWIST - Wilbur Gray, Marietta, sales representative of the Refinery year terms for House mem· $ales D•partment. A<hland Oil and Refining Company for nothern West Virginia and bers. Present term1 are two ~ >u th c rn OhiO, has Ins pel "Chipper" groundhog point for him in a pictured he fash· years. i6nt'd. mto greeting cards mailed to hundreds of friends and associates this week. This ~roundhog sur(:] ,l' dil1nl st'e hi s shadow today, out one in Pen?syl~ania, a~ the traditio~­ NOW YOU KNOW al Gobbler's Knob. reportedly d1 d. Perhaps southeastern Ohio s wmtor Will end in m 'nle color In «<tam diamonds week' and Pen nsylvan ia 's push on into the end of March. Gray's Groundhog Day greet· te cauoed by partlclel If nltr.. in ~ ra1ds are from "Wil bur Gray and Friend." - Picture courtesy Marietta Times. '"n gas bnbedded Ill the car- I Gobbler's Knob Groundhog sees his Shadow :·: Pl!NXSUTAWM<:Y. Pa. WPI1 al 7:21 a. m. EST, and scu~ried ; Pennsylvania has been rocked -This moun lain c1 ty's ram~d b.r1ck m •Is hole. I by three snow storms lD the groundhog came out of hiberna· , Members of the Punxsulaw· past 10 days and by a long spell lion tndnv . JUSt long enough to ney Groundhog Club were not of sulrzero temperatures. ph,dict "six morf" wf't'k!! uf · as 1mpr~ssed as in past yean, Even the groundhog's con..,inter. however, berause to a man gressman stole the fabled The groundho~ saw It< <had· they were sure the groundhog ! seer's thunder. oald In Congress Tuesday, St'egfrt'ed -hit 3" tO Lead . RECEPTION FOR NEW STATE IDGHWAY PAmDL SUPERINTENDENT - State Representative Ralph Welker , .. , . , . Approximately six more Inches of snow blanketed was among those attending the reception Tuesday afternoon at Jat$sop Ohio Statil Patrol Post for the Highway r. LNIIF,D NAfiONS ll ll 11 - France Joined Communist G . 'th' the past 24 hours Total accumula· fiorth Vlc~ 1\am toda;o.• lfl r('je<.'ti ng { ln llt.!d Nations inter- _a11 Ia co_un 1y WI Jn · 'n. the all-time rec.. trot's recently appointed superintendent R. M. Chiaramonte. wntion in th e war m \'11'1 Nam. The Soviet Union also op- twn dunng .the past 12 days IS nean g f 1950 pvsed U.N . action ThP t :nitPd Stat es al ready had run into I ord of 20.3 mches, eslabli~hed late 1ft November o · <~flays in its efforts 111 tlte Security Council to get neutral 1 TuesdaJ:'S latest arctiC blast forced all s~bools tQ crews were praised Psychology 131 • wblch wiD be 'l!lions to med iate and torl• y's French announcement ap· ! close m Galha ~ounty wtth the exceptiOn of Rio Grande their untiring e!lorts in offered by Ohio University and peared to kill hopes for such action. College. An offiCial toda~ sa1d attendance at the college the snow during the past lhe Holzer Hospillll School of government '''"mumque issued afte~ a cabinet is good despite tbe additional snow. days. In mo. lbe huge . Nursing, scheduled for tonight 1 A French 'l'eetmg. m Par." preSided. over by PreSident Ct~.arles de Today is the first lime thiS completely paralyzed traffic at the school bes been postpoa. 'l"ulle f~rst expressed ;t s re gret and diSapproval of Am· winter ail city and oounty greeted Santa ClaUI with four the area. until Wednesday, Feb. e. , •· et1can resumplmn of bom b· . . . . schools bave been forced to incbes. The following day, 14\'o Temperatures climbed to Several hundred persons braved Tuesdays m~lc we• 'f'g North V1et Na m. 1V~et tong ro11slal reg1o~s 3110 shut down because of bad wea- inches fell, On Nov. 28, three degrees in tho city Ibis morn- Announce~ent o~ the postpone- ther in southeastern Oblo to attend a two-hour open bouse . . -- . . I mrles northeast of Saigon, ther. more fell, and on Nov. 29, 1950, fng, according to James North· ment of regJStratio• Will made aild reception sponsored by the Ohio State Highway Patrol'• . ll rereeted l.1. N. mt~rvenlton suffered one dead and nme . 11 was also reported ~lasses the accumulation lobated 20.3, up. Mrs. Janette Sheets, a mem· District 9 headquarters In 1 ~pd .called for \1ft Nam wound<·d today when U. S. ! bave been discontinued until which broke a record estaolisb- The Ohio River II ber of the faculty Jackson. porals Jack Junkin, John 0 . ,.,lutJon based. on agre• ment . heltcopters acddentally fired furUler notice at the Gallipolis ed in 1913. fo have between two five • Honored were Col. R. M. Cbl8. Francies and Carl L. Boggs. among t~".,llmted S~a.tes,' So;Jcl 2.7; Jlll'h Zuni rockets at lhem. ' BusineSI College and Commllll' Tbe mid-century snow began incbes of ice between Pt. Despite hazardOUI blghway ramonte, new patrol superin~ Unum . B11a~n, . Fr,mce and iity Kindergarten. melting on Dec. 1. sant and Huntington. Dam conditions caused by yesterday's tendent, and Lt. Col. R. E. ~mmumsl. Chma. m lme w~th . MOSCOW - SOVIET PRF.M· , Edwin McCormick. Fairfield Freezing temperatures dur- fici<lls have advised river new snowall, 110 .raffle acci- Reich. Also attending wao Psl' 19!'>4 lie~·''" agreements. '" Alexei Kosygm saJd tnday IWeather Station Observer, said lng the past seven days have fie to tie up until a t h a dents ftre reported ill either lrdl Major W. C. Smith. DEVOTED TO INI'EREST Of l'he •mme 1ate ~ueslmn of the Umted Stales "challen"cd todav that 3.3 Inches of mow kept most of the snow intact in comes. Purpose of the event was to GS MASON AREA ~helhcr th;· U. N. Sccunty I all world orioJOn" in resummg fell Tuesday morning, follow· Gallia county. A measurement Tonight's Boy Scout program Gall~ "! Meigs ~ty by the formally introduce the new MEl • \?'~mcJI s hould ,eek a settle· homhmg raJds on North V1el ed by 2.6 inches last ev<!nin~, in front of lbe county court- scbeduled at Mercerville has GallipoSevlls Satal te Hightorwisar. pahowtrol superintendent to the District ~:)>,:: ':;,:;:.~~;,,"."J,~::• m• nt ap,>eared lo rest with the Nam . I total f • 9 ... ,. b se Ibis mom'"" revealed 12 be tpon d til ext er mo '"• • 9 area A, 1>-- k" do f J d . or a o ;,. . JIU3 fi10I'D" ou .."8 en pos e un n were reported ••m,. the · Pubttstsec~ e'et7 anemo~m n:c;: ra J~g . m 0 ~r an - Wil1l '"The U.S '' · stands revealed ing .33 had fallen by 10 a.m. inches on tbe courthouse lawn. nesday. The Young Gallia • Attending frsm the Gall t 8· rnu,nday b: T~~oo:.~.:Ua:'.~u~ t~e posSJbJiityof ~ renrh end before the whole world as an Flurries still eti!ted around 11 The mercury has been below publican meeting bas also due to allppery hlgb- Meigs area were Rep. D. 0 . .,.,~,'..,.,, ""'""' .,..... Sov~et vetoes m the bark· enemy of nahnnal independence . G Ill freezing bore ain~ last Tburs b d led t k Taber, J · Sennan Porter ' Dr · ., Wl ..,,., lldl""'" ..... . . d a.m. m, a po11s. • resc e u nex: wee . wY•.,Nln. gr,onn · and . . peace. d<iiberatelv jeopar· 1 Total accumullltion since day GAllS Principal James A. R. Cbrlllensen, T. K. OWens, ....,.. " ...... ,,,. ......, - · -d ld f • . • W I matter If. ·tM po~t offlCII at Pai'HI'OJ'. . ;zmg wor reedom a n d, the county's first mojcr mow- Most acllvltiet have been M. Davis said tbe . Fred S. Boman, Denver A. a· Ohio . WASHINt'JTON -: SF.N . .JA. S>•cunty.'' Kosygin said at. a ·!ail on Saturday, Jon. 22, now curtailed in both the city and lipolis basketball some postpon· A message. for . pedeslrlans ker and Jack OWens, all of a.'g:!.":lf..":.~~'J!''/:,..'""l..':!.'l.': cob K. Jav.Jls tod.y offered Kremlm luncheon for VJSllmg ,stands at 19.9, slightly less than 1lOUDty. However, unlike 15'ed last Saturday bas been re- fr?m the Ohio Department of Gallia county. '::.""• ... Yora Cll7, Now n~w and wJde·rang:ng rf'Solu· Mghan PmnwJ Mohammad ' the reoord established in the year• ago, major highways and scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. Highway Safety. 1\lke extra Rep. Ralph Walker, Judge a';.o..npt~• ,.,.,, .....,.. w rural roads are usable• t5, at Athens . care on icy, slippery pavement. John Bacon and Joba Will of,.,., w••'year " •nil•'"'"' .lionVo.f support lo.r U.s pc11Jms llasb 1m Ma 1wandwal. coon1y ov er 1,<~ yea r s ago . , week; one tn 114Yaate _,.,. at the m ~ Nmo dt·,~ne~l to 'erve Z On Nov. 24 1950 GalllaDI State county and city snow Registration for the course In Wear proper .ootwear and Bl· County. 0111> """""'' ......, .....,, ••• as ~ ' Sprm~bot~rd for full·scale ' ' ' ways be on the alert for traf. · from po!!lt i,i.,:O~ ::,:: ~~~~=., congressjonat dell•te. Clinii·H to Study fie and always obe7 traffic state were ••• ••alia•~ ...110 110""''""' tl.l'l ., ""'• New Ynr> R•puhlican HirhUifiY Seene In Miner~t~ille ·•~ols. a.•. p, and - . ~,'.:.!..!"-'• ./.oo.""' by Sl'll. .lt·rmings (:ontrol of Crime I ""' - update the supp41rt resolution conducted throughout the state i Gulf illcidents o/ August, 1964. The Javtts. Randolph proposal thus would he an affirmatiVe alternate to a propc1sal by Sen. Wayne L. Morse. D·Ore. Morse wants Congress lo rt>srind the SesJOns are scheduled ' - AGAIN ANP ROQUe EXPLAINS WH'f f1E DIDN'T CA!.!. SA~K .... tn Chillieothe .New Conoord, Ot· tawa. Middletown, Youngswwn, M< Jm>., Sidney, Tiffin, Athens, I !Jelaware County and Paines- ' ville The series opens March 24 al Chillicothe and ends June • ( LA1'!R,'THE: SAM!! PERSON CA!.Ls 1~· voted overwhelmiogiy by Con. this spring by Atty. Gen. Wil· l gresut President Johnson's re. ham B. Saxbe. . arter the Tonkin ·-- Do It J:iv,erv 'i'ime Randolph, D·W. Va., in spon. ' COLUMBUS lUPl) - Eiev•n sorjng the proposal. Jt would crime control clinico will be ~uest I I ._, IT'S IMPORTANT ... WANTS YOU TO CAL!- HtM Rt~HT BACK .... 10MORROW· .. suppor t it voted for •·an 2 at Painesville. ncf'essary measures" to repeal ~ aa ~ resl!ion agai m~t 11. S. forrt~ 1 H I III: Sonlh Viel Nam. SAifiON-U. S. JETS BOMB- eo tb Largest It In Unl' for Boost WASHINGTON (UP)) - Pres- .24 FREE Bll , • ed North Vietnamese . targeL< idenl .Johnson today asked Coq. • tor the third consecutiVe day gress to lncreaoe by more than , today but bad weather saved 5() per cent lbe total o1 U. S. the Communists from great~r 1health and education aid to for· devastation. In the ground war 1eign countries. The special message was 1 to flee 1nto the mountains from followup to the reque•t John· GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. TOWN & COUNTRY & REGULAR TREAD YEAH, YEAH! HE'S A PEST! NO RUSH· .. FORGET JT ... I'LL SEE HIM DfAR..· KUMQUAT JUST CALLED ..·SAtD We make the Rupp Dreammg • 0f 'Old KentuckyHOJDe' .. join~d the farm? joh easier THE DAILY SENTINEL •=.,: Building on Ill: ° I I . CeltiC VICtory HundredS' Attendpatro}'S Recept"IOD at open House I ''' SERVICE DRY ClONING a day in advldance, ~~ ~a~ 5 groundhog wou let dow. cltlz. Anyhow, Punx~ta~da 8 elll were celebratmgd ba Y ~ usual, with a para e, nque and other estiv\Ues, wbetever I TWO-HOUR Robinson's Clouds... wa S assure the little lligblanders of an undisputed CI'Own. Hs1taan Trace'• reserves are second In league play with a 4-3 record • In ~W~~-league games Satur· day, Wilkin plays at Hannan Weather permitting, two Solfthern Valley Athletic Con· Trace wblle Eastern bosts Bel· pre. ference basketball games are scheduled Friday nlghl In one battle, third place Southwestern journeys to North Gallla where the Highlanders hope to repeat an earllet sea· Ull t_ _ _i.....,.,!tli\tiilii aon ,win over the Plrtitea. ----------CHICAGO (UP!) - Jetoe . The big game, however, finds Owens, the oleoder Negro ru• co-champion Eastern at Kyger games after loolng 13-57 to a llel' wbose performance In the Craek where a lriumpli would tough McArthur outfit. Other give the Eagles . their second losses have been to Chauncey, IV31 Bertin Olympia:l wao a undisputed SVAC Utl~. 06-55 Rutland 58-51 and .South· personal rebuke Cil Adolf Hit. Adding Maebine ·. western, 40-45. Tbe loss to South· ler, today faced a $1,910 line Tbe Eagles, UH In all games, western In January ended the lor what a judge eaDed "tbt Open is Starting defeated Kyger Creek at East- Eagles ·three-year, !~·game win· only error of yOur We." Do ern~ eatller thls . season. ning slresk in leogue play. faHed to report fees fur opeek· lnJ engagements. By upsetting the Eagles, Ky· Southwestern's reserves, with Owens, now 52 and a publte ger Creek would still have a a S.l reoord ia the league, bave rela~ons man and radio disk East chance. to .share the 1965- .66 already clinched a tie for the Jo<key, was fined Tuesday for cbamp1811Shlp. Coach J 0 h n reserve Utle A win over the evnding $68,1611n Income tu· Am lntl 94 Coast Guard 46 Wickline's Botx:ats are 6-5 in last-place Pboate rseerves would es between 11159 and 1116%. OCNY 70 Wagner 66 oil games. InSide the oonfer· Mnbettsn 85 Rutgers 78 "You dou'l need a cl1b of ence, Kyger Is 4-2. Eastern owns probation over your bead," Pvdnce !4 Csnlsius 71 a 6-t loop mark. U. S. District Judge Joseph Fr~o• 92 st. Peters 91 \ /''t.lktwetl Sam P...., u!d, "You loave final It will be Eastern's been a good Influence Ill your !UIRols 99 Mlchignn t3 league Contest. eommunlly and this tu ease Detroit ~I West MiCh. 7t . Southwestern Is :f.J In league Is the only error of your We." Bradley 67 Cinclmati S6 play. Included is a 65-56 win 111- - - -- - - - Minn. 88 Northwestern 76 over Clyde Evans' Pirates. De Paul 100 Indians 79 North Gailia Is 1·5 in the lesg· Southern lllini St. Louis U. 64 Louisville 60 ue, and the Evansmen need a e!UCAGO (UP!) - As someTALL TALE-Tbla unusu~ camera angle catches Cliff Wartburg 1110 Winona St. 64 victory over Lloyd Myers' out· one once said, the Big Ten is a Far Out in Front Hagan (16) of the St Louls Hawks as he executes a be· NEW YORK (UP!) - South- Ilu!'uque 79 St. Ambrose 7 fit to escape tbe basement, • cannibal league. hind the backboard layup. Almost as surprised aa the Qwncy 104 Loras 79 . . . Eastern bas won two straight photographer Is Wilt Chamberlain U3) of Pbiladelpbia. He was talking about a dif· em llhnoiS padded Its alriady Southwest huge lead over North Dakota in . ferent sport, hut substltule bas- the weekly United Press Baylor 88 R1ce 16 kethall for football and ththe International small collee bas g. TTex. T95echH 92 ardTCUP 89 83 statement Is just as valid 1s k !ball etas ow ayne season. e ratings today while the St. Edward's 72 St. Thomas 58 rest of the top 10 Ullderwenl a Corpus Christi 85 Pan Am. 28 Dlin~i• probved It ogain Tues- thThoroughS iuktshakeup.. d 31 1. , St. Mary's 61 Tex. LutheraR 56 day mght Y stopping ninthe a s receiVe ll'll~ 'f W I. 104 N Me St. 7 DRY OEANING ranked Michigan, unbeaten in place votes and 342 points t'rom ex. es weai •· five previous conference starts the 35-man board of roaches for Or st 72 H .. 36 ~93, dropping th~ W?lverin~ a 134-point lead ever runnerup St.·~·~ 87 ~:'~and 68 mto a first place tie with Mich· North Dakota, The S1oux, an South ON REQUEST igau State upset victim of the State 94 Tbe Rio Granda College Red· 43 reboul!ds. !made 26 of i!4 at the foul line . Tb .~ t b u· . College of Iowa last Saturday, !~=~~J~ ~~an~.~~a~t men snapped a turee game log. and Cumllerland made 17 of Zt e VI ry pu 1 e 1 '"' drew only 0011 pomts, a dropoff . . · ing streak last night at Wil· The Cumberland Indians, who ltrom the line back In the thick of the title of 45 point. from the previous Ells. C1ty 110 Sbaw U. 78 . b K th d lost to Rio Grende 104-85 bere ' 11 . G ande. t9Z) Gregory chase with a 4-1 record and week Clemson 72 Wake Forest 7! 1Jam.< urg y. as ey ownn d 1. in Jo r g th lid · third · Hight PI 87 Atlantic Ch · T' ed the ~be;land College lQ· on Dec.. 16 · a Jv~ men . 2+5; Trniner 11).7·27; Dillon II- ave em a " gr1p on No other member of the lop · "' ' diana IJ2.89 behind little Don double ligures, Including . bigh 7-23; Towler 9-2·20; Lusettl place. . . 10 . _remamed in the same N.Car. A&T llO Morgan St. 71 Tr . , 'l1 points man, Tom McReyroles. w•lb 16 1).2-Z. Shively 4-6-14 . Bullock IllinoiS was down three pomts pos1t10n and two clubs, Akron Mtss. St. 56 Georgia 54 amer 8 · points; Bill Fannin with IS, Jim I). H . Totals 33.26-92 • at the half, but the balanced IJ. and Long Island u., i-ere ,Tampa 84 Millsaps 75 ~ It was the .last of three games Rollins, 6-6 sophomore, with Cu;.,bCfland (BDI .:_ Brown S. lint attack overcame the Wolves whisked out of the select group on the road for the Redmen of 12, and Bobby Taylor and 11-9 0.!0· Rollin ,_ 2_12 . Couch t.O.Z· 011 thw borne oourt m the sec- m the housecleaning. Tbcir Big Ten Basketball Standings ' oach Art Lanbom who came junior center Jerry Brown each F · . 7 1 15 M, R , ,; on<! ball. Don Freeman made places wero taken by Kentucky By United Press International . ' · annm • · ; c eyro1es "'"' sevea of tbe last · t t Jilin· W L Pts Op bom• today w1tb a 14-8 record, ,had 10. . Gr>mbrel 3.0.6; Combs 2-Z. . . . Big' . I Wesleyan and undefeated Cbey· . s 16 an,· prepare for this saturday · · · . pomts and fmiShed the n1gbt ney (Pa 1 State Mlch1gan 5 I 523 night's game with Ohio Nortlr The Redmen made 33 of rtl G; Cook 244; Whitaker, 2-4-3: with 33, matching lbe perform· Panfl.en ~pi Higher Michigan State S I 523 ern at 8 p. m. al Pt. Pleasant tr.o?' tbe Door. lor 49 per cent Taylor 4-2-10. Totals 3\1.17· ance of Michigan's fabulous Kentucky Wesleyan, wblcb Dlinois 4 I 454 Hi b School while the Indians had 36 of 89. . Cazzie Russell. Ri£h Jones whipped three 0 ts last Iowa 3 Z 387 g · 80 for 45 per cent. Rio Grande Halfllme Score: Rio Grande made 21 second-half points for week to rai.<e Its P = to 12-% Minnesota 3 2 418 Prior to the road trip the 39, Cumberland 33. the !Wnl for a game total of 31. made the most spectacular r;.,.; Oblo State 2 3 397 Redmen were 13~ but Saturday ~,. Minnesota climbed into a from 13th to seventh. The Indians I 3 307 mght they lost 115-93 to Oakland S RESTING WELL fourtb-place lie with Iowa witb Panthers bold a victory over Purdue 1 4 417 City, Ind. College, end Monday . CINCINNATI (UP!) Ed an 116-76 conquest of Northwest. defending national cham ion Wisconsin I 4 351 night, 7:f.12 w Campbellsville. j Jucker, fo~er.basketb.all .coa"!' em. The Wlldcats led at the Evansville to their credit Pand Northwestern I 5 472 Ky. College. Tbe other loss was • 7 at the UmverSity of Cmcmnat~ half and controlled the back· narrowly lost to Southern i.sl Wednesday night 84-74 to , , was res~~ng comfortable todar, boards all the way, but Gopher Illinois, 00.56, last month. W. Ya. state in GAHS gym. from a mild coronary alack. backoourt aces Archie Clark Cheyney State, winner of its Glub, bloop, gurgt.e, . Jucker, who coached Cmcm· and Wes Martins teamed for 43 first 17 games Ibis season llllfl gur .•. stopped? Find Steve Towler, 6-2 jumor guard I nail to NCAA basketball t1Ues points to pull Minnesota into the 41 1 1't 1 1 42 · ed . PLUMBERS fast in the wbo turned in oQe of his best By United Press lntemallollal l in 1961 and 1962, was rushed to lead. t s. ~~ Ch jump fr: YEUOW PAGES. performances of the - year, fln- i Scoring binges by Larry Deaconness Hospital from his In the only other game Tues· 0 In eJgi · eyneylwas Where your fingers isbed with 20 points, and Rudy ·~ Siegfried, Wait Bellamy, and : office at the .university Tues- day night involving 8 confer- year ~~~u :s •::~: pu~~ laa~ ~b•voly, wbo also .got 9 re- Rick Barry told lbe tale· of day. The bosp~tai sa1d be was ence team, Indiana bowed te well this season despi~ st.:ting do the walking. ~ds had 14 pomts. , Tuesday's National Basketball m good cand1tion. DePaul, 106-79 in a non·conler· three sophomores and tw0 B1g 11-S Paul Dillon was se- Association action. ence Ult. juniors. Conn! on us to supply the ready-mixed rond high scorer with 23 points Siegfried replaced the ailing SNOWED OUT Conference teams are Idle un- Grambling took a b' 1 ooncrete you need for any farm build· and Dillon got 20 of the team's Sam Jones and hit a career HAZLETON, Pa. (UPI)- A til Saturday, when Indiana en· from eighth to third, r~lac~: high of 39 points lo lead the weather forecast callmg for tertsins Michigan, Ohio State Oglethorpe which feU to lotb lng project We'll deliver what you AMERICAN WIN~ Booton Ce1tics to a 101).81 win more snow bas .forced postpone- Journeys to illinois, Minnesota after successive losses to want, when you want it ... uve you t1m1 BLACKPOOL, England (UP[) over the Detroit PL•wns.•Iones men! of lomght's Eastern hosts Purdue, Wisconsin visits Valdosta Slate and centenary. -James (Silky) Shelton of was sidelined by a strep throat. Prolesswnal Basketball League Michigan . State and Iowa Grambling drew two first-place and work money and materials. And Bakersfield, C&llf., SCOI'ed a the game was played as the Ali·Siar game unlil Feb. 9, It clashes With Delrtit in a non· nominations and 161 points o• the price Is rigbt! Call us soon for frM unarumous IO.round decl•ion opener of a Madisan Square was announced Tuesday. conference match at Chicago. the strength of its 16-2 record over British welterweight Sean Garden twin bill. . .estimate ... without obligation. Doyle Tuesday night. Shelton In lbe nightcap, Bellamy's 37 weighed 153 pounds wblle Doyle points sparked New York to a entered the nng at 148 pounds. 112-109 squeaker over Balli· GILBERT'S SURGERY more, wbile Rookie Barry had Adolph Rupp would give behind in the loss column, straight without a loss by NEW YORK (UPI)-Rod another big night for San anythmg to b<! ID his old But a triumph by the blasting Sew Mexioo State l\l4WY 2-3284 Gilbert, star right wing of lbe Francisco as be hooped 37 to Kentucky home tonight Commodores would turn and feurth·ranked Pr<>PAGE ST. MIDDL!PORT, 0. New York Rangers, 'began bis help the Warriors get past I The Baron may be putting tide for them since vidence captured its ninth i• a recuperaUen today following an Cinclanati, 127-125. The win •verything on the line tonight, still has two games left row by ripping Canisius 84-71. operation on his spine Tuesday was · the Warriors' fourth I the Southeastern Conference tough Tennessee. Vandy, on . which may save his hockey straigt\t and pulled them to crown, tbe national tille and other band, bes beaten the career. within five games of WKES. the NCAA championship, when twice. Dr. Kazoo Yanaglsawa, who tern Division leader Los be takes bis second·r&nked Tbe SEC title race isn't performed the spinal fusion, Angeles. Cincinnati fell Ill! Wildcats into the deo of the only conference battle •oln•l said Gilbert will be hospitalized games back ef Boston in the V~.n~erbilt Commodores. down to the wire. The Big Ten LOWEST PRICES for several weeks, East. R1ght now rd rather take a and Missouri Valley Conference ON RETREADS team to any ether place in the standings were tossed Into a couolry than Vandy's place dogfight as a result et Tuesday down in Nashville," Rupp night's action. admits. "Th?"" people down Dlinois surprised nintb·ranked there are gomg to be oul for Michi•an 119-113 at A A bo our blood " • an r r · deadlock the Big 1'en race and Rupp, who sayo his unbeaten Bradley took advantage of coldWildcats U5-0) lack the ''killer shooting Cincinnati to whip the POMERoY LANES Monday Mixed League instinct,'' enjoyed whipping the loth-ranked Bearcats 67-56 Womea'1 TbiJ'sday League January Z4, 1111 third-ranked Commodores at Peoria. Tbe Braves' victory Janual')' 20, 11161 Poillts Lexington two weeks ago. dropped Cincinnati te sec1ond Team No. 5 3 Palsies 30 The winner of the SEC goes place in the MVC and elevated Simoo'1 Market Z Bee eees 22 to the NCAA tourney in March Tulsa and Wichita to the Landmark 2 Dark Hollow Ftre 18 and right !lOW Kentucky Is Ia spot. Fabri~ Shop 1 Blaettnars 18 New York Clething I La Bo's .16 the driver's seat with a perfect In other games Donna'a Restsurant 0 Oil 11 league record. A victory tonight UPI's top 10, siXt:h·rJIIIkt!d SIZES ALL TIRES High Game and Series llfgh Game -Ken Yeauger, would drop Vandy lwo games Texas Western won Hanning, 200, 526. Hlsh 212, MOdred Bowen, 189; High Balanced & Chllnged 750-700-650xl4 Game - Slmoo's Market ,asa. - Ken Yeauger, 563, WIDNIIDAY Mil THUIIDAY ONLYI High Team .Series - Team No. Bowen, 607. Hlsh team 5, 2363. - Ashland Oil, 709; 650-670x 15 Series - Potsies, ladutrlll IMp AD Tires Guaranteed! 65~x 13 J111111U7 .II, 1111 W0111811' 1 Eorly 8lrd Leapt. K • C Jewelen · JaDIIIl')' II, 1111 Davll • Warn. IU. SIZES OTHER THAN THOSE UST~D SLIGHRY HIGHERI Ed's .Auto Trbn Wflll CMICIIII . , . IUI0N v . 1 ).2 3 Swisber • La'-. Drup ' Blue and Grey ~ .. ,1 8 · 7 B Bletner Block at . 3 .12 High IJ~ ' 1011; lligh Serlett Game ·anil Ser!et - Mil· son, 541. Riolo 'I'•OAm lit, 48o; HI ti h MDDLFPORT, 0. . ,.:; ., ;M ' • SperO' 8~•­ 1".-- EVANSTON, ILL- THE NAtional llertt Scholarship Corp. 1110ounc«1 , today tf students from Ohio were emoog 250 out. llanding Negro students who have won four • year college IIChollll'llbipa Ia the National Achievement Scbolarsbip 1'1'0ll'am. More than 5,600 students were aominated and tbt winners ~ AT RECEPTION - John Will and President Alphua Christensen Of Blo Grande CoDege, tueu .. at the were cbosen from 1,029 final· lstl announced In October. · A· the new superintendent of the OhiQ State Jll&hwlf Patrol at the lacklon Po~ TUIIday 11:3l'IIOOa, mODI the !4 weN Barbara J. Taylor, Athens, Athelll H. S., Ohio University; and Kathle<!n D. Battle, Portsmouth, Portsmouth H. S., University of l ALL STABS Eagles to Play Final SVAC Game at Kyger Creek Friday pots. j ·. 'r Communists forces were trymg Kut"e~v rn~ SJII 4!!.•' .... .........,,., lltflio....... ....................... • v··te I' deadly Allied ground offensive.<. !1111 sent the lawmakers Toes- . Troops of the 1st Cavalry day for 13 4 biltion in military I' Division who bave killed an !llllfl economic assiStance for the . es~mated !rtf Coltlmunlsts ln lfiSCal year 1967, beiinnllli July 1 lltilir massive sweep tllroUMh ll I. ' ' .' •:~ l ' Jib .... ., r. ' \ .. . ... H& R FIRESTONE DEALE·R STORE �' . I '\' .,,/ t ·' ·I \ . ' ·~ I \ 1\. ' ~ Be}eaPUef ed 0- • ~JIIII'~J~~~~·~~~I)Ipll!~ ..~~f.JII~dd~le~port.~~O.,~:rt~b.~S,~l~968~ "cold approvewar"a DellBillf350of Rights; mlllloa GI slmUar In some resp.ecli to a million measure IPJII'Oved lilt senate_ lui July. Tbe · bill waa a IOOd st:CUJ03f __ d·tO· . .. L worl~m, Snowfall" office qllil <811d mJlorwhere factories ataggl!tfl] infa'\11111 to. e,ue , trallft burdlll. · The" Vntvertlly ol . . clo.;e<l and al Be .hit Agam' . ikei~WD tiiiDproposal. lilt ''" 1'-'lllonmort uw admlnlltrallon wenf IniAl erew se1sloliofat .p.m • ..,...,, Budlet • Dtreclor keep the Kentuoky Loglalatur Cbarlea L, Schulllt was pre- The ~!eaJUered ~llaJIIIc from being dissolved 1ll)der to defend the adminlstr• Seaboard faced mQJ"e IDOW lllalt atalulel. new budgol before the to,daY as w!nler'l newul stonn sahooll In northern Eoonomie Committee 111lrled eastward after swiping were cloaad, IIO!lle unlll •aainst Republican charges the lower Middle West wllb 12 Belleville, !II., bad U !Ita! It fostered tnflaUon aad to 13 Inches of new snow: of sllliw, Cincinnati, Oblo; lead to a recession tn Warnings were pasted in 13, Dayt&n bpd 10 186'1. The que s tt oni nc of Pennsylvania, New York and Evansville. Ind .. had 9. Schulblo end other admlnls. New Jersey. The new storm promi,edl lralioll ec!OilOmlC esperl! re- At Pullllutawney, Pa., a more difficulties ip Reeled COR81'eSB' jncreaslng crowd 11111nbled at Gobbler's before II blows out to 1ea. concern over the possibility of Knob for the a1111ual Gro1111dhl>g mayor ol Osweo, N.Y., new Ia• hikes. Day predictlon, II lhe 1round· 101 iDclles of snow 011 th~ Labor: Debate on lbe adml· bol aees hla 1hadow, it meiJlS IJ'OUDd, pkladed fer state ald. ' proposal to nullify ail more week• of wtnter. No Idron•ed "right to work" law I ab&dow meana an early spring. you IItva an on in the Senate. The atorm hit hard at St. accident, you may Jive ILi!:~ senators laeln1 re- Louis, Cincinnati end Louisville, tell about It ... If you're I• were chafing at the tbe area't largest cltlea. your oeat hall at the Urne~=~ leadership's relaxed attitude, A foot ·ol snow fell on !e up for oaf•ty, 1ay1 !&ward the GOP-led fillbusterlnorlhern Kentucky TUeoday. C. Nelson, Hll!hway against lbe measure and oousht LouitYIUt Mayor Kenneth As- Director and be a careful longer Senate teOI!OD!I. chmeltl Invoked uopiraUon ter driver. · tlutt4Nt.l -· u WHOLI 1 c Lb. SPECI.tl.t S.tlVIN6S FOR Jar Policy Debate Gains New Spirit in Washington -A[ WAIIIING'l'ON tUPI) IIIW Cement was added today • lhe 81'0wlng Capitol Hill ilelillll oa the Jolulson admlnisII'IIUCIII'a policies il Viet Nam. Designed to serve as •prtnaboard for a full-dress! conarmlonal debate, including! committee bearings, the proposal would replace ti; ... CHUCK to weather and road conditions Other congressional news: urae• the Ohio Department of Vettraao: The House Veterlllghway Safety. ana Committee ,.., expected to with lht. ooupon ... pullh011 ~ .f any 1'4okaaoo Swllt'o Protlliu11 • -. Sliced Llllollaol lull COR. SECOND & MILL Open Mon. Thru Thu". 9•00 te 6t00 Friday &Sehlrclay 8:30 te 8:30 lWIPT'I PIIMIUM- U. I. IOV'T. INIPICTID CANNED 69-·0 HAM ,. . j, 49 Wienen ':: .c IWI"'I PRIMIUM-U. I. QOV'T, INS. SWI"'I TOPPY-U.I.IOV'T, INIPICTID We've got wbat most people want more than anything els~ ... quality_merchandise at lowest prices. Treat younelf to savm,gs, here. Rtght reserved to limit quantities. Our Own Fresh Beef ' 3 lb. $1 •35 Fui·V•Iu Priced 2 lb. 98c 3 lb 89· GRADED GOOD QUALITY • . ... Fui-J'ala C Open 8 to s-Mon. Tbru Sat. ITOKILY'I Med. Size Yellow Globe ONIONS 10 !~ 49c ------------FRESH TEXAS c CABBAGE lb. c SPECIAL CANDY SALE! FAIR~ OF DE·CON READY MIX 11AT AND MOUSE KILLER. ., STOKELY'S FINEST QUALITY J9c Y2 gallon carton PINK SALMON OLEO Wldl- MIRACLE WHIP Mohon echerry PIES eAppl• ePeach ePumpkin ea. 11-u. ~~n1 49c . S 89c . ' STALK ,. f lb. ~ . I . fAll SAIAO DRESSING j. OFFER# . c KATIE EVANS ~·19c - FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL Morton's Fruit Filled -- . HOMESTEAD BRAND . KRAFT . s1 TOMATOES 4 s ..,. WHITE B ·READ 301 .. DEL MONTI QUALlTY i s1 CANS 2~ ~2Sc ··~; PUMPKIN CANS STOKtLY'S WHOLI CALIFORNIA 1-rc, ' . I - All Flewn 46oz.ctn No. I cans BUTTERMILK PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 46-0Z. 39c '. ·-.--------..J H·I-C FRUIT DR'INKS VEGETABLE 8 ITOKILY'I While They Lilt lb. btg CAMPBELL'S Fairmont Tasty BEANS LARGE PECANS and NUT BOWL MIXED NUTS 49c DAIRY& . llOICILY'I UGMT liD 49c Special Low Price lb. WITH PURCHASE ICE MI'LK ~gallon carton ,• PEANUT CLUSTERS SUGAR 5 ~~·a 19c FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR "The Store With A Hart" Gutrantted Fresh Vtnillt Cream SOUP DAIRY SPECIALS aTH 6 PEARL sTS.- RACINE .•. COLONIAL PRODUCE SPECIALS 49c MARKET BEEF STEW .. lb. 69c WIENERS · •-~~~. IY-THI· PIICI LL .A '· fui·Vtlu Priced- BONELESS 2 ALLMEAT ·_RACINE ' GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF Skinless ' II. .ROAST· ~:~~::1 J800b K• J avt.18 ' R· rseolution CongreBB mingly voted at 1ellllinga Randolph, requeil ahorUy after the .Ya., olfered 8 new resolu- Golf Incidents In August, 1!164. ::.:•pressing approval a~d Since tbat time the . i . for the PreSident s Executive hu cited the resol•ll-1 flkies m Viet Nam. Uon countleas times as As l thiak f . authority for his admlnlo~ra·ou . 0 . specla1 peo· tion'l!l actions in Viet Nam. pie In your life !his Valentine's ' Many lawmakers. Chalrmon J. Day, thiDk of your fellow Buck- William Fulbrlaht. D-Ark., eyea II lUll. Remember to be a the Senate Foreign RelaUons safe driver for those you love Committee among them, now llld your fellowman. Winter teet that such a broad man•date I ~ather makes driving more should have been more thorbazlll"dOUa. Adjuot your drlvtna ouahly aired in Congreaa. Sp• SWI""S PREMIUM . U.S. COV'T.INIPECTID IONILISI- lOLLID AND TIID Free!IO IIH 11'111 qt. .,. 3c-" of Mowell Qou.t . '. n. ~a:·~ ~aeed,..,..J,I:'' ~-' ' ,~ - 4 "" lie With I Inner setilt COffee, you get your choice ·of' 4 I elegant on ·_patnt. ·..-'liN lvoi'f · ·. . . ' •.. , • ~ •• • • = .:35t Scoff 1 ' .~r " - ... .... ... 43o ,.,...-....... .... ... 411 I ... " ·2 .:. 81c IU ' •, .' ' ,,\ : wllfo Tv..., ' \ . k"' • ..~.... -t. 711"' \ ....-. •-r-J } . ,. 2 =~· 71o ··-· ...,.ri.. .... __ 311 I.Jit. • Tide Oq•ll . •'· ~ox 83c ..,.., ltrain•d Fruits 4~~.... ~-- " a fll. ..... ....... ,..... I �' . I '\' .,,/ t ·' ·I \ . ' ·~ I \ 1\. ' ~ Be}eaPUef ed 0- • ~JIIII'~J~~~~·~~~I)Ipll!~ ..~~f.JII~dd~le~port.~~O.,~:rt~b.~S,~l~968~ "cold approvewar"a DellBillf350of Rights; mlllloa GI slmUar In some resp.ecli to a million measure IPJII'Oved lilt senate_ lui July. Tbe · bill waa a IOOd st:CUJ03f __ d·tO· . .. L worl~m, Snowfall" office qllil <811d mJlorwhere factories ataggl!tfl] infa'\11111 to. e,ue , trallft burdlll. · The" Vntvertlly ol . . clo.;e<l and al Be .hit Agam' . ikei~WD tiiiDproposal. lilt ''" 1'-'lllonmort uw admlnlltrallon wenf IniAl erew se1sloliofat .p.m • ..,...,, Budlet • Dtreclor keep the Kentuoky Loglalatur Cbarlea L, Schulllt was pre- The ~!eaJUered ~llaJIIIc from being dissolved 1ll)der to defend the adminlstr• Seaboard faced mQJ"e IDOW lllalt atalulel. new budgol before the to,daY as w!nler'l newul stonn sahooll In northern Eoonomie Committee 111lrled eastward after swiping were cloaad, IIO!lle unlll •aainst Republican charges the lower Middle West wllb 12 Belleville, !II., bad U !Ita! It fostered tnflaUon aad to 13 Inches of new snow: of sllliw, Cincinnati, Oblo; lead to a recession tn Warnings were pasted in 13, Dayt&n bpd 10 186'1. The que s tt oni nc of Pennsylvania, New York and Evansville. Ind .. had 9. Schulblo end other admlnls. New Jersey. The new storm promi,edl lralioll ec!OilOmlC esperl! re- At Pullllutawney, Pa., a more difficulties ip Reeled COR81'eSB' jncreaslng crowd 11111nbled at Gobbler's before II blows out to 1ea. concern over the possibility of Knob for the a1111ual Gro1111dhl>g mayor ol Osweo, N.Y., new Ia• hikes. Day predictlon, II lhe 1round· 101 iDclles of snow 011 th~ Labor: Debate on lbe adml· bol aees hla 1hadow, it meiJlS IJ'OUDd, pkladed fer state ald. ' proposal to nullify ail more week• of wtnter. No Idron•ed "right to work" law I ab&dow meana an early spring. you IItva an on in the Senate. The atorm hit hard at St. accident, you may Jive ILi!:~ senators laeln1 re- Louis, Cincinnati end Louisville, tell about It ... If you're I• were chafing at the tbe area't largest cltlea. your oeat hall at the Urne~=~ leadership's relaxed attitude, A foot ·ol snow fell on !e up for oaf•ty, 1ay1 !&ward the GOP-led fillbusterlnorlhern Kentucky TUeoday. C. Nelson, Hll!hway against lbe measure and oousht LouitYIUt Mayor Kenneth As- Director and be a careful longer Senate teOI!OD!I. chmeltl Invoked uopiraUon ter driver. · tlutt4Nt.l -· u WHOLI 1 c Lb. SPECI.tl.t S.tlVIN6S FOR Jar Policy Debate Gains New Spirit in Washington -A[ WAIIIING'l'ON tUPI) IIIW Cement was added today • lhe 81'0wlng Capitol Hill ilelillll oa the Jolulson admlnisII'IIUCIII'a policies il Viet Nam. Designed to serve as •prtnaboard for a full-dress! conarmlonal debate, including! committee bearings, the proposal would replace ti; ... CHUCK to weather and road conditions Other congressional news: urae• the Ohio Department of Vettraao: The House Veterlllghway Safety. ana Committee ,.., expected to with lht. ooupon ... pullh011 ~ .f any 1'4okaaoo Swllt'o Protlliu11 • -. Sliced Llllollaol lull COR. SECOND & MILL Open Mon. Thru Thu". 9•00 te 6t00 Friday &Sehlrclay 8:30 te 8:30 lWIPT'I PIIMIUM- U. I. IOV'T. INIPICTID CANNED 69-·0 HAM ,. . j, 49 Wienen ':: .c IWI"'I PRIMIUM-U. I. QOV'T, INS. SWI"'I TOPPY-U.I.IOV'T, INIPICTID We've got wbat most people want more than anything els~ ... quality_merchandise at lowest prices. Treat younelf to savm,gs, here. Rtght reserved to limit quantities. Our Own Fresh Beef ' 3 lb. $1 •35 Fui·V•Iu Priced 2 lb. 98c 3 lb 89· GRADED GOOD QUALITY • . ... Fui-J'ala C Open 8 to s-Mon. Tbru Sat. ITOKILY'I Med. Size Yellow Globe ONIONS 10 !~ 49c ------------FRESH TEXAS c CABBAGE lb. c SPECIAL CANDY SALE! FAIR~ OF DE·CON READY MIX 11AT AND MOUSE KILLER. ., STOKELY'S FINEST QUALITY J9c Y2 gallon carton PINK SALMON OLEO Wldl- MIRACLE WHIP Mohon echerry PIES eAppl• ePeach ePumpkin ea. 11-u. ~~n1 49c . S 89c . ' STALK ,. f lb. ~ . I . fAll SAIAO DRESSING j. OFFER# . c KATIE EVANS ~·19c - FROZEN FOOD SPECIAL Morton's Fruit Filled -- . HOMESTEAD BRAND . KRAFT . s1 TOMATOES 4 s ..,. WHITE B ·READ 301 .. DEL MONTI QUALlTY i s1 CANS 2~ ~2Sc ··~; PUMPKIN CANS STOKtLY'S WHOLI CALIFORNIA 1-rc, ' . I - All Flewn 46oz.ctn No. I cans BUTTERMILK PINEAPPLE JUICE 3 46-0Z. 39c '. ·-.--------..J H·I-C FRUIT DR'INKS VEGETABLE 8 ITOKILY'I While They Lilt lb. btg CAMPBELL'S Fairmont Tasty BEANS LARGE PECANS and NUT BOWL MIXED NUTS 49c DAIRY& . llOICILY'I UGMT liD 49c Special Low Price lb. WITH PURCHASE ICE MI'LK ~gallon carton ,• PEANUT CLUSTERS SUGAR 5 ~~·a 19c FAIRMONT DAIRY FAIR "The Store With A Hart" Gutrantted Fresh Vtnillt Cream SOUP DAIRY SPECIALS aTH 6 PEARL sTS.- RACINE .•. COLONIAL PRODUCE SPECIALS 49c MARKET BEEF STEW .. lb. 69c WIENERS · •-~~~. IY-THI· PIICI LL .A '· fui·Vtlu Priced- BONELESS 2 ALLMEAT ·_RACINE ' GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF Skinless ' II. .ROAST· ~:~~::1 J800b K• J avt.18 ' R· rseolution CongreBB mingly voted at 1ellllinga Randolph, requeil ahorUy after the .Ya., olfered 8 new resolu- Golf Incidents In August, 1!164. ::.:•pressing approval a~d Since tbat time the . i . for the PreSident s Executive hu cited the resol•ll-1 flkies m Viet Nam. Uon countleas times as As l thiak f . authority for his admlnlo~ra·ou . 0 . specla1 peo· tion'l!l actions in Viet Nam. pie In your life !his Valentine's ' Many lawmakers. Chalrmon J. Day, thiDk of your fellow Buck- William Fulbrlaht. D-Ark., eyea II lUll. Remember to be a the Senate Foreign RelaUons safe driver for those you love Committee among them, now llld your fellowman. Winter teet that such a broad man•date I ~ather makes driving more should have been more thorbazlll"dOUa. Adjuot your drlvtna ouahly aired in Congreaa. Sp• SWI""S PREMIUM . U.S. COV'T.INIPECTID IONILISI- lOLLID AND TIID Free!IO IIH 11'111 qt. .,. 3c-" of Mowell Qou.t . '. n. ~a:·~ ~aeed,..,..J,I:'' ~-' ' ,~ - 4 "" lie With I Inner setilt COffee, you get your choice ·of' 4 I elegant on ·_patnt. ·..-'liN lvoi'f · ·. . . ' •.. , • ~ •• • • = .:35t Scoff 1 ' .~r " - ... .... ... 43o ,.,...-....... .... ... 411 I ... " ·2 .:. 81c IU ' •, .' ' ,,\ : wllfo Tv..., ' \ . k"' • ..~.... -t. 711"' \ ....-. •-r-J } . ,. 2 =~· 71o ··-· ...,.ri.. .... __ 311 I.Jit. • Tide Oq•ll . •'· ~ox 83c ..,.., ltrain•d Fruits 4~~.... ~-- " a fll. ..... ....... ,..... I �' ' ' ·-~ ~ .iiL•>~ ~ '--'"'· " ~"" .... n"" ' "'\', ... ,. ... ,_, . ... ..._ . ., .•.. ,......... · ' " '"'''"' ' ' '''·_. , , _ h w ~, _.,. , , ... , 11. • • • "• "• -'''o••• •' • · - " • ' ' ' • " .. ' ' ' ' •··· • ·•·-~-- ... ····"'' '"'' ' .,. ~ · ·- .. .. .._. .. ,;..•.,.....,.,..,..:~--................. -t. ...........~ .-- ........... · ··~·- . ., ·-~--·· · ·.. ·. ~ ' ' ,. .,. ,,....... . }>·- ; . . ....... .. .. . .. • J •. '1\....... 1 .. ... . ......... . ' I. \ I J' ' ,,.' ...' \ .Voi~e of Broadway J ek O'Bri811 y a B If the big move happens at CBS, w. Coast veep John 1\ey· ooids is the boy Ballbawk Phil Liru: will wed stewardess Lvnn Walker The Hank Greenburg-Mary Jo Tarola ,sign a mort "distinguished" rumors zero 1n on a March ,, dding march Roger "The lain!" Moore is replaying a !a mons Tony Qmnn role .. The Kennedy's won't be 1110 per :ent behind former Itlsh Mafia member Kenny O'Donnell's 1ream of u. S. Senatorship . Bill Holden (hospitalized dur· lng !be "'Alvarez Kelly" film· mg) has been ordered to cut dcWll holh solid and liquid in· take Our Romaa spie• say the embassy there Is abuzz witb_rumors LBJ's Jack Valen. ti Will be 1ts next boss . Prince Philip's Palm Spnngs nome will be Lew Taubman's, who's moving out for the royal iuralioo ... Johnny Carson can . . .. . pick IIi> a 4tb of July fortuna at the Concord IB the Cotsldlls . . One o! the great men of mining, Fred seorles, retired as cbslr· man of Newmont Mines ... ·. Plato Malazlmolf moves up. · Jane Kean and Dick Link· reum ealled the calllng.off off . . . MrS. Ted Kupferman, wile of the would-he sllk.. tocklng • distrJcl Congressman, has a most substantial "ghost" f.., her speeches - 228-lb. Park Ave. psychotherapist Ruth Doug. las Mann ... Bill Orr, Jack War· ner's son-in-law, was announoed last year as film producor ef "Camelot," but Bill's been bounced and aow that Julie Andrews and maybe Richard Burton will.~l?r, Jac~ Warner will Marlm Silencers' movie Wlill producer - •Jmself The Tony CurtJSC! expect thell 2d baby on the sam<' date as their dall!!hler Alexandra's birthday (July 191 Adam Clayton ---~---1 Because you ~thet.' .. Andy and Florrie will be. coming SUNDAYS ~! \II I 1 , in fllfJI&(J. . -PiCK- ,,,,,,, ~1M~ It tM hla1L I 'HE. L·EN HE. ·,c.u·s.· * . lentl!lel, ~d~ O. · ~- Ptb. I,;}~ ~dlo- i-liD~~ · J.lontd '"ID bud(lled . !·. · · :· • '· · . Ill IMS, bla old Giant · II)' uiiiiOd .l'nk Jla~..- lidged ~ end ~ lbe·-f!i~ l" Mays, at Chateau Todq 'II' Wednesday, Fell. I, sti1IDgrad; a liege In "hlcb )lit about . · . . t11e 33rd c1a1 oi.IJIII Wilh -. tt Russlanl, tla1mecl liOI,GOII 0.. Ill Moni'!•s Essex Heletll lollO\t. ' ' .' ' . . f nuull w~•t.~ed or wOIIJIII~ . Powan plans more headlines 1y ... Gordon and Sheila · ' . . The mOi'm I betweiill II llrl . Ill ~. Praldenl Dwl&bl D without belq lbe vlellm lltll make beautiful music on Ill uhoe IIIOre • • they. bsd qwirtler and full phase. . • , ElleDhOww lltiiCJUlll.'td lite lime - alleged oerlherHclleol together lsnch as at the BEREAVED MOTHER a wltnle wall of ·'slew • mo•Ol'll" The montlng star Is Vl!lllll. ·. ·7th Fleet would 110 laqtr ·b~ segregatloll · . . A rock • r o II Beach E en Roc) but hav~ Helen: - off elzei, poorly The evenlag ·~ .~ M~. N!.:fll . Chllel rslob of lite proteSHolll! set later separately Victor 1 am wr!tlllg tills letter lor llesl8n!I<J. These had Hille rum- Jupiter end ,Salurn. · · · t·llte IDalnlllii!L .was burred at tile Brasserie Mature illdeed Ibis mnntb !be sake of ·an poreats who hera wrlltell by the Jl18l'lll&r 911 In 1848, Meilco signed ~ . A ~- ht ll!t. ..,_ f... being ovea unkempt by he'll hit 50 .. Mel Torme's recently lest their Infant the corner of lite boJ:es: :15c, lrelllr 81vlng . Texu, Ne91 Amer!Cen poet 'l'llau · P'r folk-ttng subolaDdanls . · "Thua. 111g fine as singfr, eon or daughter. we just lost 2Sc, 15c. Evtr}'tilne we eold a Meilco, Arlaona and ·Calllot'nla IlOna: "In onllr lbal PlOP •· derball" finally Isn't breaking arr&Dger ior himself our baby. 1 cao't put into wnrds pair of lbese shaee we got the lo the U.S. for Jl!i mW!on. DillY be happy bt ll¥tlr ":': records aomewbero - Soutb AI· creating eale acts f... Fran the heartbreak my husbaiiCI and specified ' bonus, aad •you CBII In 1876, eight baseball ~IU!lS these ~ ateY fiCB Jeffries, Frank Gorshln and 1 have suffered and continue to just gueos whklh shoes got banded ~~ Ia form the !.:-of i[:. end Michael (BnnaJIZ8) Lando• . . aulfer because ef ell the letters pushed by !be clerks, whether N~tional League. . . ' 11 "Goldfinger" got away with Gene Saks, dlrecliDg the and advertisements we get they fitted or Del. Then they'd . they 1Jt1!111 ~va a aeDIII . an old ~ pbrase u I b ~ cal "Marne" (lrom ·the l8ying its time 1o buy IRsur· ~ about It after the ''auc~ should prove you've ,b(lth m~ aucc:en In II. name of Hs heroine ao the lleaB of the same aamel got his wife, ance, or get vaccinations, or er' left lite store, COJDpare lhelr the _right cholce. set the dale ''T•"••_Ibtg...;.."___ llt wise Martin "Silencers• movie will Bea Arthur, for the sh"" by "stop in and pick up your salea pitches, etc. ' lor August and do a lot of· dl11- lhln8 ~~~ n e v go H one dirtier · .. The Maos, agreeing she won't have to gift for the aew baby.'' 01 course betjer s - on'l cusslltg IB the time between.-H dani .I ~ y political bombshell (aot 1R the room witb 1J1m during the try· u only these people would do this, but people whn C81l't erou;.:' ey, pery1 1 Irisb Malia) Is •et to uplocle out trauma . "Cactus Flow· take lime to read the paper alford e1penslve !!hoes can llso This column Ia dedicated to and keep . . . Dean Marlin's wUe, Jean, or" 1s the only real laugh hll find out whether this cMd have aching feel - and !bey family living, so H you're ltav' ·oar ahead. lsn1 sad over the busted ea- of the season. . lived or died, tt would save r".. can least afford lhem hecouse 1ng kid trouble .., just P,lala meat of Highway ·Safety also gagemen_t of ~ugbter, Clandla, Papers. carried OR nd paid ents so much added _torture. they are Oil I!Jelr feel more.- trouble, let Holen help YOU. ilfil!l you to eeet bellS. and Dol'lll Days son, Terry fDr by nuddlewmght Joey Arch· Please, Helen. pr!RI tbls so EX • SHOE CLERK She will also wek!nme YO!tt' , ' ""l" Melcher A dozen wltncoses er asking champ Dick Tiger that perhaps others will not Dear Helen: own amusing eXperiences: AcJ. Tho vicuna· whlcb bthablts at least saw lite pow-unplcos- fer a shot at the crown. ad<• ~- have to cry agaia, as Wf .wve. . I met Mike a lew mnnths dress Helen Bottel bt core of South Aliterka 11 lbe slnallest antness (over "Mutiny on the "Last lime we fought I -KATHY ego. He bsa just obtalaed • dl· Ibis newspaper. · member of th~ camel family Bounty" memorlea) between you.'' Talllll1)' Grimes chang. Dear Helen: vorce, and he bas one child · Marlon Brando and producer ea her mind fast but she · Our father thinks he's still a whnm I love Ill mnch as I A~n Hoseaberg at a_ H'w~ just wed Jeremy Slate Ia youngster. He's pushing 63 and love Mike. frmg-dmg . . . 1'IH! jet sets . . Speed driver Doh fast year be learned to water The thing thai bothers me Is kookiest swinger's swingiag wltb JDBn's 1n high gear over N88- ski, which isn't tno bad. This that bis brother Is also divor!la handsome young acror .. · D• sau's Lady Greta Oakes it's snow skilng, wloich ed and so are his parents. vid Janssen tells pals he'• wea- Dinah Shore now at the worse and be says nelt Their reasons seem justWed, ry o~ '"The Fugitive" but may· Persian Room saya the spring h~'ll go for sky diving. but with all three in the same be 1ls JUSt opt10n talk · .. !lolly StoneJ obviously "gather What do you think about lhi& boat, It JDBkes me wonder. We Turner, Henry Fonda's stage · and "make The Beatlea lest? - WORRIED . are planning to be 111l11TiedoWIH daughter ia "GeJleration," is cJfaa-cut." There'll be none Dear Worried: I end up divorced too, and oes I a• heir to TUrner Cnnslructlon "the great unwashed" I'd say he's probably past t'le divorce rua ia lamllles?cash; Holly's conslnlcted pre~ pool noise Ia her Plaza act. age of "deacenl," but h<!'s also TROUBLED Many new fobriCI tier than Perm Slatlon, which Bob Hope says our kids' past the age of consent. All Dear Troubled: here now - others her daddy's tearmg down and ale in Vietnam Is higher thaa ynu cao do is cross yoilf fillgf!rs TIter e Is •• doubt arrlvtn,g dally. Rich new turrung mto a lOW Madlso our World War 11 lads, even and hope for a soft landing. !bot certain famlllea are more cottons and blenciL Square Garden though "This is a nastier war. JWlt be glad he's still ,.Jie to divorce -proAe than others, Lovely colors, ton. Willie Wyler's "!low to Sleal They're playing bide and seek, be that active. -IL but you cu'i alway~ · blame Come, ·took, ~rowH. a MiUioR Dollars" has a most and we're playing search and Dear Helen: tbls on character defects. SoJile. 98c te 1.89 yard unusual (these days) "gim· destroy." . . You could have 1 tbinl< shoe clf!rk! should times k is poor judgment - a mick" - it's a "love story knocked over trumpeter Mile• have to he licensed, after tak- cblld jumps at 111l11Tiage to which isn't dirty" .. . Red Chi· Davis' lana at the Village ing special e1811linations on avold home conflicts, and finds nas pourmg zillions of yen 1n- guard with 1 flatted fifth when fitting feet properly. A few himself_ in a bigger mess than bJ Japsn for 1 Red takeover the usually Ivy are conscientioos, but teo roany he left. Children of divorce are Singer Slles & Servi~ · Discovery of a major moly. Miles appeared in a pair of couldn't care less just so they apt to marry lor !be wreng bdenum find iR Canada zoom- pants _. _ Evea County sell. Results: co~s. bunions, reasons because they've De'\'er 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy ed one s!Ock so fast, the Feds joined the 001 set - his even aching backs. been expoeed to the right ones. will invo~ligate insiders .. .. album will be "Basie 1 know - because I worked A aix JDonths eng;~ag=em~en~t~~~~:"'"""""';;:;::;;"""'!;:;:;;:;:;:::""'"::~ One network whellier tt know!! Bond." .. _ Donna of TV's -.::~~~=-~~~~~~~~~ it or DGt, employs a former Family wrote 8 new ~Z~~il "plug' merchandiser the book, "Fit for a King." kind that paid casb ro perform· be a best-seller u just all tile ers for illegal mentions on 1V cous.iBS buy it. I such as we revealed on the --$64,000 sbow) ... The scuttle Irving Berlin wired Ethel around his agency i! Jackie Merman he'll have ·~~:~ri:t Gleason will do some high-fee es" to add to their re specials; the difference in take- Lincoln Centre of "ADAie home betweea a weeldy TV Your Gun." ... Her lf ___VJy show and seven annual specials when "The Right Honotlrable fa Ia Perry Como. Bob Hope) Gentleman" put up 111 ciO!!Ing is mjniscule The two "Bea- 'I notice for January 29. (a sna1ned lies" TV specials GAC already for It's Bdwy's worthiest . has in the can aren't being sold Jr.ost experL entertainment) oonsoled aome lor Marie lace wh• her husband Gregory PeHeclt, gave ber full-leogth tourmallno :sports coat." (Sports?) .. ID 1Madame X," Lana Turler gamuts frem 28 It 60 11d previewers say she never looked younger or older . . . Wotcho .L . llllly l!eatlnet,' !'olwoy·Middleport, G., J'eb. t, 1188-T : - - - - - - - -.......--~~-.....;,; ".l.i,ll< - . • Capitol Comment, Events Wllhln His Father's Kingdom, Where all Is joy and love. Compaaed July 13, 1965 By Jlra. RHey Pipit, Long Bot- • tom, Ohio, DO ITI u.-. outdale!l . ANTHONY Plumhiag -Heating !no ~AHOY CAPP" heginning This Sunday in our GREAT COLOR COMIC SECTION. 'r ,- • - ·- ="" r :"" ."::.:;:!no Ready For Storage I Fronch City Armoun Star Premior Brand U. S. Choice APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. BEEF SIDE SS!c S6c -lb. COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS lb. APPROXIMATELY ISO LBS. 641c 62c BEEF HIND _lb. lb. T.JIONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS APPROXIMATELY I SO LBS. BEEF FRONT lb. S1c S2c lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK & SHOULDER APPROXIMATELY 40 LBS. BEEF RIB -lb. 70c 71c lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS APPROXIMATELY 50 LBS. BEEF LOIN - 76c 83c lb. lb. ·BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS ePRICES INCLUDE STANDARD 10c lb. PROCESSING FEE Prices are subject to change by the marll.et and are based on dressed weight think Tony Bennett was so ly concerned wltb at 5 a.m. Tower East after his Cops a CBS TV series which HEATING - In QUALITY. GALLIPOLIS ICE CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION 715 Fint Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Ph. 446-1862 Now INGELS FURNITURE to Speci1l On Sweaten Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy WE PREDICT 52 MORE WEEKS OF SAVINGS AT CLOVER FARMI - SERVICFRADIO & T.V. PRICES EFFECTIVE TUPPERS PLAINS We Repair All M1k11 & Models . INGS EVERY SINGLE WEEK. STOP IN. MAKE THE SWITCH TO CLOVER FARM FOR BIG FOOD SAVINGS EACH WEEKI " 3rd- 4th - 5th RUTLAND, OHIO r-------.. QUANTITY FRESH SAUSA6f ....... ~ ... Chicken Noodlr . .. PEACHES SOUP LB. 3.!~: 87c C LEAN- SLICED RIGHTS I RESERVED L -------' MIXES BACON LB. PKG, I I I I PY·O·MY ASSORTED . Hllves or Sllcel No.119 cans ; I CALLIES c ·• STOKELY Campbell• 2 .., .. , • ( YES, YOU'LL FIND BIG F()OD SAY··,, THURS. - FRI. SAT. ' FEBRUARY TOMATO JUICE (16 VARIETIES) 79c 46oz. can SPECIALS 29C FROZEN scon Orange Juice Towns 6 ..... $1.00 ' MAGIC BLEACH hz. •'' ' , 1Ge1.4ft pintle lug ' •. ·•' 'I.,_; ' ' ' JC -• ,. . 1'he PHbllo! lslancls wore named for Gerasim Pribilof. a Russian, who discovered OLEO ·s 89c lib pkg: _ tor • •......,ttot_ ... . ... ·::-...=---I .II. Enrol Now For .........ond . . . . . ........... Cb.....,... New Night r Hr r~11 Quarter 1'1<01)( JC[ Diploma Counes '159. • E!F sen'a was . "Mama" m a move 'Funny Girl" out of .,.IW N!Pt Quarter Winter Garden, !be way .....,,. 1 are sliding . . If 7ou see a low Rolls-Royc<! aroullll with 1 pretty girl In tho seal, It's probably Edle Atl,.rns I . . Cosslus Clay ,.ys he'~ de. fend his title four times Ibis year; but make that '"'· ' ·-~. ~Ins filbrtNtry 14 ·~at~.~· ·~ Inform.. . f!Dn;·t;al~ Wl'ltt, or C""1• ln. COnvenient T.;ms I ' . ' ' '*"''' 19c SILVER DUST Cln _ __ ICE CREAM ~ 69c . .. tlotl Clrton (I 0c DRINK Fairmont lrtnd IIi! lmER JOISI • Jlo 111111 - . .. - .,. ... BUS'NESS TRAINING MIANS White or Color Reg. Slzo Roll Dtf Monte Pineappi•Grtptfrult SERVIT her Mrs · · Ask Kaye> ~:::~; 1 the highlight of her V trip with Bob Hope and she'll tell you - attending Christmas Mass said by Cordlaal SpeD· man \ Songwriter Jne Sherman ed Narisaa Nickel with a iel IIIIIJl!id Penny; It's dime .. Ex-champ Arcblel Moore wants to play ihe W•lllu I Beery role In a remal:e 1 ''11te Tina lie's mom'a rallnr! of her be 1101: IOD·in-law, Le~ are about !be same u '--------------------~----....1 each Jear in lha United States. Guaranteed l... HU..TS child; actor Tom Carli• are Sat:ilfaedoa CLOVER FARM shelved - haa been abelved ... U you have a color-TV set, the odds it is al RCA are 56 to 44 IRCA bas 56 per cent of the tint market) Closi•g of "Right Honourable Gent'' cides with its cast - "~:~:~I Frances Sternhagen's tion she's expectiog her About 1,000 bridges MOHAWK MAG II ~ert Jnolallal!oa Jersey SheIIs"(st..... .... ' __ 6· 95 Corduroy Robes _ $J·95 Dresses '3·95• $10·95 CAKE MIXES •. - . 3 fors1.oo was During the winter mnnths, clUes and statq spend 25 50 per cent of their iota! malntenanoe budgeia for and lee control. WALL-TO-WAU CARPETING WY·2-2550 SAL E·l 1 We Could Advertise Lower Grade Beef But We Feel You Deserve Only The Best l'loor eomtor for ..,,., killd of floor. llost pattenu. .Profe88ioaal tnm.llation bJ u, or do tt Jour•eU. caJJ Wll Z.2ti3D for free 1111matt. AND PILLSBURY umph? - talking about hall stars' pictures eo bub•bleJ gum wrappers. Fiscal falloot from t he World's Fair still bothers bill collectors - one outfit'! goiag stale lryiag to collect $10,000 It claims Is due just for unp11ld·l fer hard rolls! .. The nroitct-1 ed msuical based on the ·'OR!y You, Dick Daring," Lineleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl PLUMBING t.e::r"tJia1anee :n:~~ COMPLEnL PROCESSm AND BLAST FROZEN ARMSTRONG'S OHler For i:"do. BEEF FREEl EXPERT INSTALLATION! Your Dependable . ----- · ook -fOr your favorite LET INGELS Bottel Tho Fabrie Shop ' ' BEANS OFF LABELl Lt. Red Kidney or Pork & B11no GT. SIZE 29c VAN CAMP 10 HERSHEY'S COCOA aox _ _ 59c No. 300 cans .00 LB. MIX OR MATCH -rnm«j- FLORIDA . PASCAL CELERY SPECIAL SNOWDRIFT STALK RED-FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 4 lb. bag SHORTENING 31b. can �' ' ' ·-~ ~ .iiL•>~ ~ '--'"'· " ~"" .... n"" ' "'\', ... ,. ... ,_, . ... ..._ . ., .•.. ,......... · ' " '"'''"' ' ' '''·_. , , _ h w ~, _.,. , , ... , 11. • • • "• "• -'''o••• •' • · - " • ' ' ' • " .. ' ' ' ' •··· • ·•·-~-- ... ····"'' '"'' ' .,. ~ · ·- .. .. .._. .. ,;..•.,.....,.,..,..:~--................. -t. ...........~ .-- ........... · ··~·- . ., ·-~--·· · ·.. ·. ~ ' ' ,. .,. ,,....... . }>·- ; . . ....... .. .. . .. • J •. '1\....... 1 .. ... . ......... . ' I. \ I J' ' ,,.' ...' \ .Voi~e of Broadway J ek O'Bri811 y a B If the big move happens at CBS, w. Coast veep John 1\ey· ooids is the boy Ballbawk Phil Liru: will wed stewardess Lvnn Walker The Hank Greenburg-Mary Jo Tarola ,sign a mort "distinguished" rumors zero 1n on a March ,, dding march Roger "The lain!" Moore is replaying a !a mons Tony Qmnn role .. The Kennedy's won't be 1110 per :ent behind former Itlsh Mafia member Kenny O'Donnell's 1ream of u. S. Senatorship . Bill Holden (hospitalized dur· lng !be "'Alvarez Kelly" film· mg) has been ordered to cut dcWll holh solid and liquid in· take Our Romaa spie• say the embassy there Is abuzz witb_rumors LBJ's Jack Valen. ti Will be 1ts next boss . Prince Philip's Palm Spnngs nome will be Lew Taubman's, who's moving out for the royal iuralioo ... Johnny Carson can . . .. . pick IIi> a 4tb of July fortuna at the Concord IB the Cotsldlls . . One o! the great men of mining, Fred seorles, retired as cbslr· man of Newmont Mines ... ·. Plato Malazlmolf moves up. · Jane Kean and Dick Link· reum ealled the calllng.off off . . . MrS. Ted Kupferman, wile of the would-he sllk.. tocklng • distrJcl Congressman, has a most substantial "ghost" f.., her speeches - 228-lb. Park Ave. psychotherapist Ruth Doug. las Mann ... Bill Orr, Jack War· ner's son-in-law, was announoed last year as film producor ef "Camelot," but Bill's been bounced and aow that Julie Andrews and maybe Richard Burton will.~l?r, Jac~ Warner will Marlm Silencers' movie Wlill producer - •Jmself The Tony CurtJSC! expect thell 2d baby on the sam<' date as their dall!!hler Alexandra's birthday (July 191 Adam Clayton ---~---1 Because you ~thet.' .. Andy and Florrie will be. coming SUNDAYS ~! \II I 1 , in fllfJI&(J. . -PiCK- ,,,,,,, ~1M~ It tM hla1L I 'HE. L·EN HE. ·,c.u·s.· * . lentl!lel, ~d~ O. · ~- Ptb. I,;}~ ~dlo- i-liD~~ · J.lontd '"ID bud(lled . !·. · · :· • '· · . Ill IMS, bla old Giant · II)' uiiiiOd .l'nk Jla~..- lidged ~ end ~ lbe·-f!i~ l" Mays, at Chateau Todq 'II' Wednesday, Fell. I, sti1IDgrad; a liege In "hlcb )lit about . · . . t11e 33rd c1a1 oi.IJIII Wilh -. tt Russlanl, tla1mecl liOI,GOII 0.. Ill Moni'!•s Essex Heletll lollO\t. ' ' .' ' . . f nuull w~•t.~ed or wOIIJIII~ . Powan plans more headlines 1y ... Gordon and Sheila · ' . . The mOi'm I betweiill II llrl . Ill ~. Praldenl Dwl&bl D without belq lbe vlellm lltll make beautiful music on Ill uhoe IIIOre • • they. bsd qwirtler and full phase. . • , ElleDhOww lltiiCJUlll.'td lite lime - alleged oerlherHclleol together lsnch as at the BEREAVED MOTHER a wltnle wall of ·'slew • mo•Ol'll" The montlng star Is Vl!lllll. ·. ·7th Fleet would 110 laqtr ·b~ segregatloll · . . A rock • r o II Beach E en Roc) but hav~ Helen: - off elzei, poorly The evenlag ·~ .~ M~. N!.:fll . Chllel rslob of lite proteSHolll! set later separately Victor 1 am wr!tlllg tills letter lor llesl8n!I<J. These had Hille rum- Jupiter end ,Salurn. · · · t·llte IDalnlllii!L .was burred at tile Brasserie Mature illdeed Ibis mnntb !be sake of ·an poreats who hera wrlltell by the Jl18l'lll&r 911 In 1848, Meilco signed ~ . A ~- ht ll!t. ..,_ f... being ovea unkempt by he'll hit 50 .. Mel Torme's recently lest their Infant the corner of lite boJ:es: :15c, lrelllr 81vlng . Texu, Ne91 Amer!Cen poet 'l'llau · P'r folk-ttng subolaDdanls . · "Thua. 111g fine as singfr, eon or daughter. we just lost 2Sc, 15c. Evtr}'tilne we eold a Meilco, Arlaona and ·Calllot'nla IlOna: "In onllr lbal PlOP •· derball" finally Isn't breaking arr&Dger ior himself our baby. 1 cao't put into wnrds pair of lbese shaee we got the lo the U.S. for Jl!i mW!on. DillY be happy bt ll¥tlr ":': records aomewbero - Soutb AI· creating eale acts f... Fran the heartbreak my husbaiiCI and specified ' bonus, aad •you CBII In 1876, eight baseball ~IU!lS these ~ ateY fiCB Jeffries, Frank Gorshln and 1 have suffered and continue to just gueos whklh shoes got banded ~~ Ia form the !.:-of i[:. end Michael (BnnaJIZ8) Lando• . . aulfer because ef ell the letters pushed by !be clerks, whether N~tional League. . . ' 11 "Goldfinger" got away with Gene Saks, dlrecliDg the and advertisements we get they fitted or Del. Then they'd . they 1Jt1!111 ~va a aeDIII . an old ~ pbrase u I b ~ cal "Marne" (lrom ·the l8ying its time 1o buy IRsur· ~ about It after the ''auc~ should prove you've ,b(lth m~ aucc:en In II. name of Hs heroine ao the lleaB of the same aamel got his wife, ance, or get vaccinations, or er' left lite store, COJDpare lhelr the _right cholce. set the dale ''T•"••_Ibtg...;.."___ llt wise Martin "Silencers• movie will Bea Arthur, for the sh"" by "stop in and pick up your salea pitches, etc. ' lor August and do a lot of· dl11- lhln8 ~~~ n e v go H one dirtier · .. The Maos, agreeing she won't have to gift for the aew baby.'' 01 course betjer s - on'l cusslltg IB the time between.-H dani .I ~ y political bombshell (aot 1R the room witb 1J1m during the try· u only these people would do this, but people whn C81l't erou;.:' ey, pery1 1 Irisb Malia) Is •et to uplocle out trauma . "Cactus Flow· take lime to read the paper alford e1penslve !!hoes can llso This column Ia dedicated to and keep . . . Dean Marlin's wUe, Jean, or" 1s the only real laugh hll find out whether this cMd have aching feel - and !bey family living, so H you're ltav' ·oar ahead. lsn1 sad over the busted ea- of the season. . lived or died, tt would save r".. can least afford lhem hecouse 1ng kid trouble .., just P,lala meat of Highway ·Safety also gagemen_t of ~ugbter, Clandla, Papers. carried OR nd paid ents so much added _torture. they are Oil I!Jelr feel more.- trouble, let Holen help YOU. ilfil!l you to eeet bellS. and Dol'lll Days son, Terry fDr by nuddlewmght Joey Arch· Please, Helen. pr!RI tbls so EX • SHOE CLERK She will also wek!nme YO!tt' , ' ""l" Melcher A dozen wltncoses er asking champ Dick Tiger that perhaps others will not Dear Helen: own amusing eXperiences: AcJ. Tho vicuna· whlcb bthablts at least saw lite pow-unplcos- fer a shot at the crown. ad<• ~- have to cry agaia, as Wf .wve. . I met Mike a lew mnnths dress Helen Bottel bt core of South Aliterka 11 lbe slnallest antness (over "Mutiny on the "Last lime we fought I -KATHY ego. He bsa just obtalaed • dl· Ibis newspaper. · member of th~ camel family Bounty" memorlea) between you.'' Talllll1)' Grimes chang. Dear Helen: vorce, and he bas one child · Marlon Brando and producer ea her mind fast but she · Our father thinks he's still a whnm I love Ill mnch as I A~n Hoseaberg at a_ H'w~ just wed Jeremy Slate Ia youngster. He's pushing 63 and love Mike. frmg-dmg . . . 1'IH! jet sets . . Speed driver Doh fast year be learned to water The thing thai bothers me Is kookiest swinger's swingiag wltb JDBn's 1n high gear over N88- ski, which isn't tno bad. This that bis brother Is also divor!la handsome young acror .. · D• sau's Lady Greta Oakes it's snow skilng, wloich ed and so are his parents. vid Janssen tells pals he'• wea- Dinah Shore now at the worse and be says nelt Their reasons seem justWed, ry o~ '"The Fugitive" but may· Persian Room saya the spring h~'ll go for sky diving. but with all three in the same be 1ls JUSt opt10n talk · .. !lolly StoneJ obviously "gather What do you think about lhi& boat, It JDBkes me wonder. We Turner, Henry Fonda's stage · and "make The Beatlea lest? - WORRIED . are planning to be 111l11TiedoWIH daughter ia "GeJleration," is cJfaa-cut." There'll be none Dear Worried: I end up divorced too, and oes I a• heir to TUrner Cnnslructlon "the great unwashed" I'd say he's probably past t'le divorce rua ia lamllles?cash; Holly's conslnlcted pre~ pool noise Ia her Plaza act. age of "deacenl," but h<!'s also TROUBLED Many new fobriCI tier than Perm Slatlon, which Bob Hope says our kids' past the age of consent. All Dear Troubled: here now - others her daddy's tearmg down and ale in Vietnam Is higher thaa ynu cao do is cross yoilf fillgf!rs TIter e Is •• doubt arrlvtn,g dally. Rich new turrung mto a lOW Madlso our World War 11 lads, even and hope for a soft landing. !bot certain famlllea are more cottons and blenciL Square Garden though "This is a nastier war. JWlt be glad he's still ,.Jie to divorce -proAe than others, Lovely colors, ton. Willie Wyler's "!low to Sleal They're playing bide and seek, be that active. -IL but you cu'i alway~ · blame Come, ·took, ~rowH. a MiUioR Dollars" has a most and we're playing search and Dear Helen: tbls on character defects. SoJile. 98c te 1.89 yard unusual (these days) "gim· destroy." . . You could have 1 tbinl< shoe clf!rk! should times k is poor judgment - a mick" - it's a "love story knocked over trumpeter Mile• have to he licensed, after tak- cblld jumps at 111l11Tiage to which isn't dirty" .. . Red Chi· Davis' lana at the Village ing special e1811linations on avold home conflicts, and finds nas pourmg zillions of yen 1n- guard with 1 flatted fifth when fitting feet properly. A few himself_ in a bigger mess than bJ Japsn for 1 Red takeover the usually Ivy are conscientioos, but teo roany he left. Children of divorce are Singer Slles & Servi~ · Discovery of a major moly. Miles appeared in a pair of couldn't care less just so they apt to marry lor !be wreng bdenum find iR Canada zoom- pants _. _ Evea County sell. Results: co~s. bunions, reasons because they've De'\'er 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy ed one s!Ock so fast, the Feds joined the 001 set - his even aching backs. been expoeed to the right ones. will invo~ligate insiders .. .. album will be "Basie 1 know - because I worked A aix JDonths eng;~ag=em~en~t~~~~:"'"""""';;:;::;;"""'!;:;:;;:;:;:::""'"::~ One network whellier tt know!! Bond." .. _ Donna of TV's -.::~~~=-~~~~~~~~~ it or DGt, employs a former Family wrote 8 new ~Z~~il "plug' merchandiser the book, "Fit for a King." kind that paid casb ro perform· be a best-seller u just all tile ers for illegal mentions on 1V cous.iBS buy it. I such as we revealed on the --$64,000 sbow) ... The scuttle Irving Berlin wired Ethel around his agency i! Jackie Merman he'll have ·~~:~ri:t Gleason will do some high-fee es" to add to their re specials; the difference in take- Lincoln Centre of "ADAie home betweea a weeldy TV Your Gun." ... Her lf ___VJy show and seven annual specials when "The Right Honotlrable fa Ia Perry Como. Bob Hope) Gentleman" put up 111 ciO!!Ing is mjniscule The two "Bea- 'I notice for January 29. (a sna1ned lies" TV specials GAC already for It's Bdwy's worthiest . has in the can aren't being sold Jr.ost experL entertainment) oonsoled aome lor Marie lace wh• her husband Gregory PeHeclt, gave ber full-leogth tourmallno :sports coat." (Sports?) .. ID 1Madame X," Lana Turler gamuts frem 28 It 60 11d previewers say she never looked younger or older . . . Wotcho .L . llllly l!eatlnet,' !'olwoy·Middleport, G., J'eb. t, 1188-T : - - - - - - - -.......--~~-.....;,; ".l.i,ll< - . • Capitol Comment, Events Wllhln His Father's Kingdom, Where all Is joy and love. Compaaed July 13, 1965 By Jlra. RHey Pipit, Long Bot- • tom, Ohio, DO ITI u.-. outdale!l . ANTHONY Plumhiag -Heating !no ~AHOY CAPP" heginning This Sunday in our GREAT COLOR COMIC SECTION. 'r ,- • - ·- ="" r :"" ."::.:;:!no Ready For Storage I Fronch City Armoun Star Premior Brand U. S. Choice APPROXIMATELY 300 LBS. BEEF SIDE SS!c S6c -lb. COMPLETE RANGE OF CUTS lb. APPROXIMATELY ISO LBS. 641c 62c BEEF HIND _lb. lb. T.JIONE, SIRLOIN & ROUND STEAKS APPROXIMATELY I SO LBS. BEEF FRONT lb. S1c S2c lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS, CHUCK & SHOULDER APPROXIMATELY 40 LBS. BEEF RIB -lb. 70c 71c lb. RIB STEAKS & ROASTS APPROXIMATELY 50 LBS. BEEF LOIN - 76c 83c lb. lb. ·BONE & SIRLOIN STEAKS ePRICES INCLUDE STANDARD 10c lb. PROCESSING FEE Prices are subject to change by the marll.et and are based on dressed weight think Tony Bennett was so ly concerned wltb at 5 a.m. Tower East after his Cops a CBS TV series which HEATING - In QUALITY. GALLIPOLIS ICE CO. FROZEN FOOD LOCKER DIVISION 715 Fint Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio Ph. 446-1862 Now INGELS FURNITURE to Speci1l On Sweaten Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy WE PREDICT 52 MORE WEEKS OF SAVINGS AT CLOVER FARMI - SERVICFRADIO & T.V. PRICES EFFECTIVE TUPPERS PLAINS We Repair All M1k11 & Models . INGS EVERY SINGLE WEEK. STOP IN. MAKE THE SWITCH TO CLOVER FARM FOR BIG FOOD SAVINGS EACH WEEKI " 3rd- 4th - 5th RUTLAND, OHIO r-------.. QUANTITY FRESH SAUSA6f ....... ~ ... Chicken Noodlr . .. PEACHES SOUP LB. 3.!~: 87c C LEAN- SLICED RIGHTS I RESERVED L -------' MIXES BACON LB. PKG, I I I I PY·O·MY ASSORTED . Hllves or Sllcel No.119 cans ; I CALLIES c ·• STOKELY Campbell• 2 .., .. , • ( YES, YOU'LL FIND BIG F()OD SAY··,, THURS. - FRI. SAT. ' FEBRUARY TOMATO JUICE (16 VARIETIES) 79c 46oz. can SPECIALS 29C FROZEN scon Orange Juice Towns 6 ..... $1.00 ' MAGIC BLEACH hz. •'' ' , 1Ge1.4ft pintle lug ' •. ·•' 'I.,_; ' ' ' JC -• ,. . 1'he PHbllo! lslancls wore named for Gerasim Pribilof. a Russian, who discovered OLEO ·s 89c lib pkg: _ tor • •......,ttot_ ... . ... ·::-...=---I .II. Enrol Now For .........ond . . . . . ........... Cb.....,... New Night r Hr r~11 Quarter 1'1<01)( JC[ Diploma Counes '159. • E!F sen'a was . "Mama" m a move 'Funny Girl" out of .,.IW N!Pt Quarter Winter Garden, !be way .....,,. 1 are sliding . . If 7ou see a low Rolls-Royc<! aroullll with 1 pretty girl In tho seal, It's probably Edle Atl,.rns I . . Cosslus Clay ,.ys he'~ de. fend his title four times Ibis year; but make that '"'· ' ·-~. ~Ins filbrtNtry 14 ·~at~.~· ·~ Inform.. . f!Dn;·t;al~ Wl'ltt, or C""1• ln. COnvenient T.;ms I ' . ' ' '*"''' 19c SILVER DUST Cln _ __ ICE CREAM ~ 69c . .. tlotl Clrton (I 0c DRINK Fairmont lrtnd IIi! lmER JOISI • Jlo 111111 - . .. - .,. ... BUS'NESS TRAINING MIANS White or Color Reg. Slzo Roll Dtf Monte Pineappi•Grtptfrult SERVIT her Mrs · · Ask Kaye> ~:::~; 1 the highlight of her V trip with Bob Hope and she'll tell you - attending Christmas Mass said by Cordlaal SpeD· man \ Songwriter Jne Sherman ed Narisaa Nickel with a iel IIIIIJl!id Penny; It's dime .. Ex-champ Arcblel Moore wants to play ihe W•lllu I Beery role In a remal:e 1 ''11te Tina lie's mom'a rallnr! of her be 1101: IOD·in-law, Le~ are about !be same u '--------------------~----....1 each Jear in lha United States. Guaranteed l... HU..TS child; actor Tom Carli• are Sat:ilfaedoa CLOVER FARM shelved - haa been abelved ... U you have a color-TV set, the odds it is al RCA are 56 to 44 IRCA bas 56 per cent of the tint market) Closi•g of "Right Honourable Gent'' cides with its cast - "~:~:~I Frances Sternhagen's tion she's expectiog her About 1,000 bridges MOHAWK MAG II ~ert Jnolallal!oa Jersey SheIIs"(st..... .... ' __ 6· 95 Corduroy Robes _ $J·95 Dresses '3·95• $10·95 CAKE MIXES •. - . 3 fors1.oo was During the winter mnnths, clUes and statq spend 25 50 per cent of their iota! malntenanoe budgeia for and lee control. WALL-TO-WAU CARPETING WY·2-2550 SAL E·l 1 We Could Advertise Lower Grade Beef But We Feel You Deserve Only The Best l'loor eomtor for ..,,., killd of floor. llost pattenu. .Profe88ioaal tnm.llation bJ u, or do tt Jour•eU. caJJ Wll Z.2ti3D for free 1111matt. AND PILLSBURY umph? - talking about hall stars' pictures eo bub•bleJ gum wrappers. Fiscal falloot from t he World's Fair still bothers bill collectors - one outfit'! goiag stale lryiag to collect $10,000 It claims Is due just for unp11ld·l fer hard rolls! .. The nroitct-1 ed msuical based on the ·'OR!y You, Dick Daring," Lineleum .•. Inlaid Vinyl PLUMBING t.e::r"tJia1anee :n:~~ COMPLEnL PROCESSm AND BLAST FROZEN ARMSTRONG'S OHler For i:"do. BEEF FREEl EXPERT INSTALLATION! Your Dependable . ----- · ook -fOr your favorite LET INGELS Bottel Tho Fabrie Shop ' ' BEANS OFF LABELl Lt. Red Kidney or Pork & B11no GT. SIZE 29c VAN CAMP 10 HERSHEY'S COCOA aox _ _ 59c No. 300 cans .00 LB. MIX OR MATCH -rnm«j- FLORIDA . PASCAL CELERY SPECIAL SNOWDRIFT STALK RED-FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 4 lb. bag SHORTENING 31b. can �·'l i . f"' ·""., l '.·I;"" i' Telet'ision Revue BOLLYWOOD (UPI) ' -I see him to believe him. Fr11111 wonder whether anybody re•· the waist up. he looks li_ke an Illes that Mike K•llin Is a star. elongated pyramtd, w1th • ADII I wonder whether be has chest that seems to recede to . fa club. And if not, why not' the point that starts his neck , 11e1 he bas five ran clubs, or which is attached to bls head. l maybe even 1, or 50 or too: Wh•n he smiles, he looks like a Would you believe two? If•nce with a hole 111 11. There Please don't embarrass both I are gaps and tere are gaps, of us by asking who Mike but be has @aps. Kellin is. As I told you. he's a He looks like an elegant liar, every Sunday mght, on Lionel Stander and sounds a NBC-TV's series entitled "The little like .Stander might have Wackiest Ship In The Army." sounded in his hey-da) if he And when I say he's 8 star, I'm had taken cough drops. Kellin's lOt exaggeratmg. He gets star attitude " that o! a bartender lrilllng along with Jack Warden who couldn't qutte make a go and Gary Collins, but I'll bet all u! his own plaee and now works you'd ever say tf you saw him fo• somebody else. At hls l 11 1 ;:ob yeah, ,him. T~e f~n~~ worst, he looks as though he ~ <\"by dtdn.,~. you say ' 0 had just bitten into a lemon. At , lbe first place · . . Ihis best. he lool<s as though h• l Well, I m saymg so. He s the \bad just bitten into • tmlf a funny one, all nghl. He plays lemon. the chiel petty officer, Willie Miller, and he plays him nght.l Yet, when he smiles, it Is · He played him very right, for really a smile of sweetness. ol instance, Sunday mght in a tale sunshine .. the face of a hobo \ iB which he had a very good who has just fo und a $5 bill rn · time at a party with the four front of a liquor store. I daughters of a Polynesian . . D8tive chief, BOt realizir.g he Kellm apparenlly has an of!. wu, ill the eyes of the father , s~reen. attitude commensurate eltia& engaged t• them all or With hJS on-screen demeanor. I ~em ' . can tell you this because an ' Chief Tu "Chief" NBC-TV man had a talk with Tbe crux of Lhe story is that him ~ecentl~ and got his vie~s the native chief, knowing !hat · 01 bemg 8 nght·hand man. Said lteilin was a "chief' also, Kellm: ~bo~Jiht that he was a bigger "Every hero needs a righl· lilan than the skipper or ham' man. His job is to let the ID,ybody. It wasn'l much or 3 audience know what the hero ill urUx' but these d~ys th•re are thinking ... One or his duties IIJQ1'e tmportant thmgs to won Y is to leave when the hero wnnts, tbOut. . ff ro be with th• heroine. Kellia takes your mmd o ••rries, though You have to Always lbe VP .+ " . . . One can play Horatio to Hamlet, Kent to Lear, 1 Merrutio to Rome'<J, Brutus to I Mark Anlt.ny . For those who 1 Jjy MARIE ALEXANDER are using acting as a stepping 'I Jimmy Bush, son of Mr . .and stone to politics. there's always . Mrs. James Bush was a patient the vice presidency. I 111 Holzer Hospital last week " ... The great trick Is to 1 .iltll pPeumonia. He was able stand physically as close to the I to b.! brought home from hos· hero as you can. This doesn't , pital Monday. hfip the story any, or the hero. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hart- ~ But it helps the right-hand mon llbk, and famil y, Columbus, in staying oo the srreen. 1 ipent the weekend with his par- otherwise you end up on the ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hart· cutting room fioor. ' lOOk. The Channel Swim: James T. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quickie. Fmell will read three of his are lijle!lding this week in the poems when ABC·TV's "Direchome of their doughier, Mrs . i lions" offers a hall-hour Georgia Boyer, Gallipolis while i dramatized study of the author Mrs. Boyer is a patient in Hoi- and hts work on Feb. 13 ... A zer l!ospital. doctor .will discuss the chan~e i I I '· ·· BIG DAYS Thursday-Friday-Saturday FREE ICE SCRAPER eoish Pan TO THE FIRST • Utility TU 144 •' . l"rtday by the death or one or : ·Today· • pro,ram Thursday. • Its most prominent citizens, i ABC-TV is upset with NBC· 1 Harry Wilcox. Those attending I TV s claim that 1l Is tops m 1 the last rites were Mr. and Mrs. infiuence with the pivotal young 1 Walter•..Wallaoe, Mr. and Mrs. i adult audienc• and that ABCTed Wlllace, Mr. and Mrs. Bob I TV is very la rge with "Younger Watl4ee; Theodore Wallace. all women •18-49)" ... which, II it Df ifunilngton; Mr. and Mrs. doesn't shake up NBC·TV, I Clair Jones and Mr. and Mrs. should at least positively thrill l Roy Parker, all of Columbus; all younger 49-year-old women. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson, Bellville; lllr. and Mrs. Bob Wion, Lalayetle, Ind.: Mrs. David I eSVI /e Booth, Mrs. Ruth Mollahan, and - - - - - - - - Mrs. George Booth, aU of Me. I The Ladies Circle of the Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie I Pre1byterian Church met Wed· ; Thompson, Gallipolis . Mr. and nesday evening wilh Mrs. Lona Mrs. Joe 'nlompson, Jackson; 1Davis. Ten members were pres- ! Mr. and Mrs. Carev Strong. Pa. ! ent Devotions were led by Mrs. laSkala ; Merrill J~s. Colum- 1Gertrud• Strausbaugb. Plans for bu!l; Carl Jones and Mrs. Lou- ( annual Easter bake sale were 1se William, Croton; Mrs. Grace , made. A pancake supper will Murray. Columbus: Mr. and ltr1 be held soon but no definite Hollis Wood. Ode Parsons, Mrs. i date has been set. The meeting Lena Booth all of Gallipolis · 1dote has been changed to the and Mr. and Mrs. James Paui third Thursday of each month. 1 Mitchell. or Newark. I Refreshments were served by · Mrs. Myrtle Da\'is was dis- the hostess. HI H05 .t1 8 I Stephen Foley recently sp<>nt b ed I c arg rom 0 l.er ~ a few days with h1s daughter, Saturday after being a pat1ent M d M s C ·r K. Ath· , Utere for a few days with inner r. an r · E"CI mg. 1 ens. lnf . ear ect!On. I .\1r. and Mrs. Homer HartMr. and Mrs. Carey Strong, ' sook and family of Columbus •nd "!t· and Mrs. Roy Parker, I recently spent the weekend with C<llumbus, were ovemtghl guest his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. K Saturday of Mrs. Mtldred Bak· Hartsook, Vinton. and her par· 1enls. Mr. and Mrs. John Shill· • · Relatives here have received : 1ngs. word that Mr. and Mrs. Reese 1 Mrs. Harold Grate entered 1 Gooeh, Johnstown. are with Holzer hospilal as a medical their daughter. Mrs. Allen !Ma- patient ry) Searls, Thompson. Both Mr. The Wilton FHA will hold a and Mrs. Guoch ore ill. He sui· bake sale Saturday, Feb. 5 at lered 1 stroke several months Wood Farm Store instead of 1110. Jan. 29 as was originally planMrs. Bill Rece entered Hoi· ned. The sale was postponed be. I &er Hospital Tuesday for min· cause or lhe weather. tr surgery. Funeral services will be held Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace. Monday at Strong's Funeral HunUngton, spent Tuesday with home lor Bert Harden. who bllll!ter, Mrs. Leah Wilcox. spent most of his life in this I Ruth Ann Huntley, Columbus, community. He has been living tp<>nt the weekend here with with his children in recent her parents, Postmaster & Mrs. , years. He was 114. Burial will be Seth Huntley and Cart ' in Ratliff cemetery. Vinton Friendship Garden I Wilkes Grange meeting was eluh met at the home ol cancelled due to weather condi· Opal Payne Tuesday noon with lions. 1 potluck dinner. An auction was held during the day. There are many people who Mrs. Leah Wilcox spent the 'I credit their lives to wearing weekend with ber sister, Mrs. sea• belts when an automobole O!eil Thompson. Gallipolis. 1 accident occurred. Use your 1 Mrs. Vernon McCoy went to 1<ea', hells at all times whe· ralrborn for a lew days visit I ther aroond town .or on a long· 'llltb h"' daughter, Mr. a n d er journey. This message from Jln, Herberl Moore illd aoo i lhe Hl&)iway Salel.f Deparlmeat. W'/k Whole Legs·------------.... 55c POLY e 1:!i. V~lut 111.............. _ _ \ """' Ill)' , . . . . . . .... A $1•00 e.D1sh Dra1nere•. $1 00 0 : lb. ) va••• 20QT.SIZI A Rq. $1.00 ea. Valut able to yoor N "" ....,. aU ...IJDIIInthiJ- thlo - .. $21.10 or moN ,uteha1L l~q~. lVS/ M Umll One ~ Por . . . _ FRESH ROASTING CHICKEN Cut·Up .... lh. 33c Extra T111 Y1tuo Sla- avtllo 101' VALUI stAMPS - Liver• '"'" lb. 89e Gibleta __ lb. 89c Thiglu ... 16. 5/ie Drumaticka _lb. 59e Winga _,lb. Z9e, Bach · - - lb.I6c -lfi>--A Iaiiy 1ortt1 .., 1101· Ill htvo - ,. 200 EXTRA 100 EXTRA 101' YAI.UE STAMPS witt! this _ . ond BRISKET '11.10 ........ purcllall. Exp, :IVS/16 Umll Ono Coupon Per Gu- LHo, Tetulerag Bo11eleaa Boaton 16112x281,Az-Inch Mens Jersey Gloves 9-INCH PIE PLATE FATIGUE MAT Seal ,brown with matching Clear. lire polished heat proof glais pie plates. Bake Foam rubber base, mottled amooth rubber surface. 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A $1.H Vtluo Eighty Nickol Plototl Steel S.le Price Rot~. JOe OFF ~ttractively Styled for rapid drainage aad eal)l eleal)lng. Cushions dishes aad glaiBware 1111lety. &isoriM' tibtlnony colors. For all I!Ounter topS and dralnboards. Size 10x20 In· ehes. .. A $2.00 Valuo Sale Price _ ~l!p~n one easy pies )'OUl' Sale Price 2 for $1.00 ~3c Sale Price 2 for $1.00 48-QT. POLY draight pins all !or onl)' soft pollacthat DRAINBOARD TRAY colon. ' A '5.95 Y1lut pins or Sale Price _ _ Sale Price _ _ 68c room to room. STRAIGHT PINS, A Ilk Value A full aize brush wltb bristles lor <Xceptlonal ishing acliiHI. Natural guered hardwood block fill hand comfortably. A49c Value servo and store Sale Price 4 for $1.00 SHOE BRUSH Sale Price · All metal iable with 18 to 24 ineh adjustable arms. '10 tubing and 2 Inch eosy roll· ine casters for movinJI from Take your choice of safety Sale Price _ 24c pr. Large 3 section po]J bot plate with rubber eup bo~ tom. Will hota firmly to high chair or table. Baoe contains floating loyl to help hold bab)'l attention. Asaorted colors. C<llorlul, oanitary, durable. A $1.00 Value T.V. STAND "Parker'' ROOK CARD GAM:! A $1.49 Value $1.,00 knit wrist, clute patlero. 100% cotton. 9 oz. weight A 39c Valuo $1.00 AUTO CAR MATS 1 I R e -·-,GO D..O: ' IStt.A. uuW ••· val"" CHICKEN" BOILING lifo-Slit ...... 11lot4 •. $1.59 BEEF - • • Stew Beef.. ••.•••• ._ 79c Bacon ••.•••••• 2 .... i ltr<. l e , Rag. $1.00 1ich vel•• The community was sadde'ned ot hfe m women on NBC-1V s . I \fROLE FRYERS . ""'"" '*' - ,. ,. ., - Ptrfoct Storogo for 8rt1• Vinton ;. I .MIXIng . t k Ba I • Po y Waste s e ·, · d e Poly Brea Box I 1 ,,.GO · Each Value b 18 GT. ADULT CUSTOMERS THURSDAY MORNING Rot~. 4 PCE. "P~ $30orMorePurch- Breasts-----------------· .. 59c ' 12 QT. POLY R. . .m Both t:oupons With FRESH OR FRESH FROZEN bur lhlt wotl<- · U. S. Gov.IMpeetetl ..~ Farm Fr•h s FOR 1 I' IC..... Pryo" , •• .... - I I ,_ ,.,.. lonit1r "'"""' - I 1 tOU MORL.. PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! ! .. ' ,, • >'j- ..,\;1 ~-v~'l.•\" ' ,•\ ,:,., ,.. ,, ,..., \.' , .. .... . lf•fl!'l. " . )" • ·so :. sL9s ' ...,, •., . 49 ( �·'l i . f"' ·""., l '.·I;"" i' Telet'ision Revue BOLLYWOOD (UPI) ' -I see him to believe him. Fr11111 wonder whether anybody re•· the waist up. he looks li_ke an Illes that Mike K•llin Is a star. elongated pyramtd, w1th • ADII I wonder whether be has chest that seems to recede to . fa club. And if not, why not' the point that starts his neck , 11e1 he bas five ran clubs, or which is attached to bls head. l maybe even 1, or 50 or too: Wh•n he smiles, he looks like a Would you believe two? If•nce with a hole 111 11. There Please don't embarrass both I are gaps and tere are gaps, of us by asking who Mike but be has @aps. Kellin is. As I told you. he's a He looks like an elegant liar, every Sunday mght, on Lionel Stander and sounds a NBC-TV's series entitled "The little like .Stander might have Wackiest Ship In The Army." sounded in his hey-da) if he And when I say he's 8 star, I'm had taken cough drops. Kellin's lOt exaggeratmg. He gets star attitude " that o! a bartender lrilllng along with Jack Warden who couldn't qutte make a go and Gary Collins, but I'll bet all u! his own plaee and now works you'd ever say tf you saw him fo• somebody else. At hls l 11 1 ;:ob yeah, ,him. T~e f~n~~ worst, he looks as though he ~ <\"by dtdn.,~. you say ' 0 had just bitten into a lemon. At , lbe first place · . . Ihis best. he lool<s as though h• l Well, I m saymg so. He s the \bad just bitten into • tmlf a funny one, all nghl. He plays lemon. the chiel petty officer, Willie Miller, and he plays him nght.l Yet, when he smiles, it Is · He played him very right, for really a smile of sweetness. ol instance, Sunday mght in a tale sunshine .. the face of a hobo \ iB which he had a very good who has just fo und a $5 bill rn · time at a party with the four front of a liquor store. I daughters of a Polynesian . . D8tive chief, BOt realizir.g he Kellm apparenlly has an of!. wu, ill the eyes of the father , s~reen. attitude commensurate eltia& engaged t• them all or With hJS on-screen demeanor. I ~em ' . can tell you this because an ' Chief Tu "Chief" NBC-TV man had a talk with Tbe crux of Lhe story is that him ~ecentl~ and got his vie~s the native chief, knowing !hat · 01 bemg 8 nght·hand man. Said lteilin was a "chief' also, Kellm: ~bo~Jiht that he was a bigger "Every hero needs a righl· lilan than the skipper or ham' man. His job is to let the ID,ybody. It wasn'l much or 3 audience know what the hero ill urUx' but these d~ys th•re are thinking ... One or his duties IIJQ1'e tmportant thmgs to won Y is to leave when the hero wnnts, tbOut. . ff ro be with th• heroine. Kellia takes your mmd o ••rries, though You have to Always lbe VP .+ " . . . One can play Horatio to Hamlet, Kent to Lear, 1 Merrutio to Rome'<J, Brutus to I Mark Anlt.ny . For those who 1 Jjy MARIE ALEXANDER are using acting as a stepping 'I Jimmy Bush, son of Mr . .and stone to politics. there's always . Mrs. James Bush was a patient the vice presidency. I 111 Holzer Hospital last week " ... The great trick Is to 1 .iltll pPeumonia. He was able stand physically as close to the I to b.! brought home from hos· hero as you can. This doesn't , pital Monday. hfip the story any, or the hero. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hart- ~ But it helps the right-hand mon llbk, and famil y, Columbus, in staying oo the srreen. 1 ipent the weekend with his par- otherwise you end up on the ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hart· cutting room fioor. ' lOOk. The Channel Swim: James T. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quickie. Fmell will read three of his are lijle!lding this week in the poems when ABC·TV's "Direchome of their doughier, Mrs . i lions" offers a hall-hour Georgia Boyer, Gallipolis while i dramatized study of the author Mrs. Boyer is a patient in Hoi- and hts work on Feb. 13 ... A zer l!ospital. doctor .will discuss the chan~e i I I '· ·· BIG DAYS Thursday-Friday-Saturday FREE ICE SCRAPER eoish Pan TO THE FIRST • Utility TU 144 •' . l"rtday by the death or one or : ·Today· • pro,ram Thursday. • Its most prominent citizens, i ABC-TV is upset with NBC· 1 Harry Wilcox. Those attending I TV s claim that 1l Is tops m 1 the last rites were Mr. and Mrs. infiuence with the pivotal young 1 Walter•..Wallaoe, Mr. and Mrs. i adult audienc• and that ABCTed Wlllace, Mr. and Mrs. Bob I TV is very la rge with "Younger Watl4ee; Theodore Wallace. all women •18-49)" ... which, II it Df ifunilngton; Mr. and Mrs. doesn't shake up NBC·TV, I Clair Jones and Mr. and Mrs. should at least positively thrill l Roy Parker, all of Columbus; all younger 49-year-old women. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilson, Bellville; lllr. and Mrs. Bob Wion, Lalayetle, Ind.: Mrs. David I eSVI /e Booth, Mrs. Ruth Mollahan, and - - - - - - - - Mrs. George Booth, aU of Me. I The Ladies Circle of the Arthur; Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie I Pre1byterian Church met Wed· ; Thompson, Gallipolis . Mr. and nesday evening wilh Mrs. Lona Mrs. Joe 'nlompson, Jackson; 1Davis. Ten members were pres- ! Mr. and Mrs. Carev Strong. Pa. ! ent Devotions were led by Mrs. laSkala ; Merrill J~s. Colum- 1Gertrud• Strausbaugb. Plans for bu!l; Carl Jones and Mrs. Lou- ( annual Easter bake sale were 1se William, Croton; Mrs. Grace , made. A pancake supper will Murray. Columbus: Mr. and ltr1 be held soon but no definite Hollis Wood. Ode Parsons, Mrs. i date has been set. The meeting Lena Booth all of Gallipolis · 1dote has been changed to the and Mr. and Mrs. James Paui third Thursday of each month. 1 Mitchell. or Newark. I Refreshments were served by · Mrs. Myrtle Da\'is was dis- the hostess. HI H05 .t1 8 I Stephen Foley recently sp<>nt b ed I c arg rom 0 l.er ~ a few days with h1s daughter, Saturday after being a pat1ent M d M s C ·r K. Ath· , Utere for a few days with inner r. an r · E"CI mg. 1 ens. lnf . ear ect!On. I .\1r. and Mrs. Homer HartMr. and Mrs. Carey Strong, ' sook and family of Columbus •nd "!t· and Mrs. Roy Parker, I recently spent the weekend with C<llumbus, were ovemtghl guest his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. K Saturday of Mrs. Mtldred Bak· Hartsook, Vinton. and her par· 1enls. Mr. and Mrs. John Shill· • · Relatives here have received : 1ngs. word that Mr. and Mrs. Reese 1 Mrs. Harold Grate entered 1 Gooeh, Johnstown. are with Holzer hospilal as a medical their daughter. Mrs. Allen !Ma- patient ry) Searls, Thompson. Both Mr. The Wilton FHA will hold a and Mrs. Guoch ore ill. He sui· bake sale Saturday, Feb. 5 at lered 1 stroke several months Wood Farm Store instead of 1110. Jan. 29 as was originally planMrs. Bill Rece entered Hoi· ned. The sale was postponed be. I &er Hospital Tuesday for min· cause or lhe weather. tr surgery. Funeral services will be held Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wallace. Monday at Strong's Funeral HunUngton, spent Tuesday with home lor Bert Harden. who bllll!ter, Mrs. Leah Wilcox. spent most of his life in this I Ruth Ann Huntley, Columbus, community. He has been living tp<>nt the weekend here with with his children in recent her parents, Postmaster & Mrs. , years. He was 114. Burial will be Seth Huntley and Cart ' in Ratliff cemetery. Vinton Friendship Garden I Wilkes Grange meeting was eluh met at the home ol cancelled due to weather condi· Opal Payne Tuesday noon with lions. 1 potluck dinner. An auction was held during the day. There are many people who Mrs. Leah Wilcox spent the 'I credit their lives to wearing weekend with ber sister, Mrs. sea• belts when an automobole O!eil Thompson. Gallipolis. 1 accident occurred. Use your 1 Mrs. Vernon McCoy went to 1<ea', hells at all times whe· ralrborn for a lew days visit I ther aroond town .or on a long· 'llltb h"' daughter, Mr. a n d er journey. This message from Jln, Herberl Moore illd aoo i lhe Hl&)iway Salel.f Deparlmeat. W'/k Whole Legs·------------.... 55c POLY e 1:!i. V~lut 111.............. _ _ \ """' Ill)' , . . . . . . .... A $1•00 e.D1sh Dra1nere•. $1 00 0 : lb. ) va••• 20QT.SIZI A Rq. $1.00 ea. Valut able to yoor N "" ....,. aU ...IJDIIInthiJ- thlo - .. $21.10 or moN ,uteha1L l~q~. lVS/ M Umll One ~ Por . . . _ FRESH ROASTING CHICKEN Cut·Up .... lh. 33c Extra T111 Y1tuo Sla- avtllo 101' VALUI stAMPS - Liver• '"'" lb. 89e Gibleta __ lb. 89c Thiglu ... 16. 5/ie Drumaticka _lb. 59e Winga _,lb. Z9e, Bach · - - lb.I6c -lfi>--A Iaiiy 1ortt1 .., 1101· Ill htvo - ,. 200 EXTRA 100 EXTRA 101' YAI.UE STAMPS witt! this _ . ond BRISKET '11.10 ........ purcllall. Exp, :IVS/16 Umll Ono Coupon Per Gu- LHo, Tetulerag Bo11eleaa Boaton 16112x281,Az-Inch Mens Jersey Gloves 9-INCH PIE PLATE FATIGUE MAT Seal ,brown with matching Clear. lire polished heat proof glais pie plates. Bake Foam rubber base, mottled amooth rubber surface. Assorted colors. $2.0DVIIUt Sale Price _ PINT SIZE THERMOS BOntE Provides complete protec· tkm for the enUre front uea of your car. Available TnpJe SE'al t Proof, screw ~~Pper Jn leak· glas !Hiers A!tr a~~ off. Stron. design, Ide-al fc. JVe two-tone Work, and just 1 oJk scbooJ or clal price. Mtg 00b at our speThermos, · Y ArnericaD In morted colors. Size 62 z24~ inches. A$2.HValut Sale Price _ $2.~ Reg. $2.00 Eo, SALE PRICE )jJ.y Training Stat .. s.M\ty contoured, un· breakable polyethelene seat complete with deflector and seot belt. Sale and oanttary. usUy cleaned. Asaorted colors. A $2.00 Voluo C~o~m~e:ifnnl;d;y Jusr ••• Sale Price _ nONO&IlFUt lleg. $1.~each ~LE Pille& 2 ;., $J-oo '/ $1.00 BABY HOT PLATE Hair Spray Sale Price _ $3.77 WASlE BASKET "BEE" PLAYING CARDS A $1.50 Volue Sale Price _ 2 pks. for $1.00 TWENTY STEEL SAFETY PINS Magnetic Tip Twin Scissors A $1.00 Val. Sale Price 68c Good quality steel back safety plus20 per package. Limits See & Take Aluminum Cake . Pan, $2 val. Sale Price $1 .00 A IOc Value _ Black Rubber Stair Treads Reg. 39c Eich Sale Price Limit 3 A I.Oc Value_ Sale Price 3c 4 for $1.00 Ironing Board Pad & Cover Set 6 Ft. Carpet & Floor Protector Reg. 69c Val. _ Sale Price 28c 100% Jlau fiber, &4 11 pad. Guaranteed 1Y2-Qt. ROUND CASSEROLES .... 79c lt. Sale Price 2 for $1 .00 LOAF PAN, Rea. 98c Ea. Reg. ikla. Sale Price 2 for $1.00 1Y2-Qt. Utility Pan Zl-oz. pacity, service for so httle. A Valu~ '1.6' Sale Price _ ca,.. $1.00 A 79c Ea. V1lue Sale Price 2 for $UI;O 10 Pack Mono llelps keep Infant skin soft, 'lmooth and free from irritation. Lanolin enriched. Prevents cballng. Also helps keep scalp free from cradle cap. 4 ounce ~las!t bottle. Reg. 59c El. 1 : .. A '1.49 Voluo · Stlo $1.00 " - r wllll IIIIo dtlklouo ' - • dtOo oorl , •• averybody'a ltoak , _ 92c s WoV61 PIES SAVE Mon• LHihor WORK GLOVES Embassy &alatl , 56e Genuine cowhide and tOO% cotton fabric. Leather knue· kles, finger tips and wrilt reinforcement. Ela•tlc back. Quality constructed fqr long DRESSING wear and service. A $1.49 Valuo FOLIAGE PLANTS : . 49c 3~ •1 ,. ltolielll DELUXE .APPLESAUCE Welcorrie Mat " 20 os. foVIIitol Morton Cream Heavy Durable Ru~. Al8t. Colora. CHENILLE BATH MAT and MATCinNG SEAT COVER e •• e . . . . . . . . . . . e • • • • ANACIN Nationally sdvertlsed "Fruit of the Loom" mens handkerchiefs. White ostln stri1> eel on white. Soft cotton, top quality. Unconditionally Guaranteed. A $150 Voluo I ., .. I ... PRUNES .•••• I l9c FRESH~ .00 . i_,.,., I wtMIIIIum KALE quart. •••••••• , Wild llrd Seed 5 ·~g59c SPECIAL THIS WEEK Yolums No, 1 Oat, U. S. No. 1 Size A ~ll Purpose White POTATOES FullPowuJ aat/· lb. bag bum proof, scorch .Proof cotton cover. Soft cushionling and preventJ buttons, buckleo, eic. !rom breaidnJ. llilttell value anywhere. Reg. $1 ea. Sale Price 2 for $1 Removable Mitt Type Dust Mtl~, A$1.79 Value _ $1.00 quality cotton and 11)'11111 d~st mop In aBsorted colon. Sturdy wootl ·hahdl~ . Easy \0 •liP on and of! lor Wl!hlng. ...... •· ~ ., ' MILL ST.HT I ' 'l':t ~ f l ,,.,,. I ' • " " ' - G.otlo A L - Whito SAVE 41c Sal• pkg. of 10-$1 J&J BABY POWDER RE(j, SAVE 65e - HANDKERCHIEFS J&J BABY OIL 2 PCE. e .. • • • Multi Skirt Hanger Sale Price 2 for $1.00 44c Buttermilk ••••••• 3~·$1 Coffee 3 ! ··$1.99 Egos 49c Colgate .... ~- 49c Dtnt•l CrweM Brltlbl finish all metal aklrt raek with strong metal clips. Holds up to 6 skirts In neal tiers. preventing wrinkles and damage. A $2.00 Veluo Form fit design, ample size 1211 x 9\ia x·1% Inches. Will pfovide easy, uniform atacktne of knives, forks, and spoons. Besutllul assorted BATH ·sET BEEF STEW Handsome mirror poliah.ed aluminum percolators w1tb easy to bold black bakelita handle. Generous 7 cup · ca· Sale Price 2 for $1.00 Sale Price _ 77c pr. SALE PRICE _ _ 2!~~$1 •••• •••• ... PERCOLATOR 22c A $1.00 Value SUGAR FRUIT CAKE 12-o:. pkg, MILK 7-Cup Aluminum POLY CUTLERY TRAY lEY HOLDER & PLANTER Vacuum Pock Kroger Evaporated Sale Price_ $1.00 Lonfi wood handle with good qua ty brisUe~ Get yours whUe they last. A 49c Voluo WOODEN SLICED BACON Crystal clear see·lhru fire polished glaos. Handy 1~ qt. Size. · !log. 79c Et. atylod Plastic aod 6 matchQig tumblers with embossed de· sign, 1\lllk Wblte. A $1.91 Valua ' $1.00 8REAOED POIU(II$ .llfly Exp. !15/811 p~her BOWL BRUSH Rq. 65c Eo. - - '*•· lb. Armour Star of Big Chief Pure Carut SAVE $1.00 7-Pc. Beverage Set $1.00 ounce plastic cnntalner. and,.....,... ROLLED ·ROAST wllllthto- 39c lt. Sale Price _ Sale Price 3c Eighteen Brass SAFETY PINS to &ft. · pure. silky powder, made !rom finest talc. Aller· gy safe. agrees even with the most sensitive sldn. 9 3c Limit 3 cleaa... RltiVIorPrioo l'bis light weight, heayy du· ty b8Bket can't chip or dent. Rust proof'p washable and uniLary. ermanent nonlade colors. A $1.H Vtluo Eighty Nickol Plototl Steel S.le Price Rot~. JOe OFF ~ttractively Styled for rapid drainage aad eal)l eleal)lng. Cushions dishes aad glaiBware 1111lety. &isoriM' tibtlnony colors. For all I!Ounter topS and dralnboards. Size 10x20 In· ehes. .. A $2.00 Valuo Sale Price _ ~l!p~n one easy pies )'OUl' Sale Price 2 for $1.00 ~3c Sale Price 2 for $1.00 48-QT. POLY draight pins all !or onl)' soft pollacthat DRAINBOARD TRAY colon. ' A '5.95 Y1lut pins or Sale Price _ _ Sale Price _ _ 68c room to room. STRAIGHT PINS, A Ilk Value A full aize brush wltb bristles lor <Xceptlonal ishing acliiHI. Natural guered hardwood block fill hand comfortably. A49c Value servo and store Sale Price 4 for $1.00 SHOE BRUSH Sale Price · All metal iable with 18 to 24 ineh adjustable arms. '10 tubing and 2 Inch eosy roll· ine casters for movinJI from Take your choice of safety Sale Price _ 24c pr. Large 3 section po]J bot plate with rubber eup bo~ tom. Will hota firmly to high chair or table. Baoe contains floating loyl to help hold bab)'l attention. Asaorted colors. C<llorlul, oanitary, durable. A $1.00 Value T.V. STAND "Parker'' ROOK CARD GAM:! A $1.49 Value $1.,00 knit wrist, clute patlero. 100% cotton. 9 oz. weight A 39c Valuo $1.00 AUTO CAR MATS 1 I R e -·-,GO D..O: ' IStt.A. uuW ••· val"" CHICKEN" BOILING lifo-Slit ...... 11lot4 •. $1.59 BEEF - • • Stew Beef.. ••.•••• ._ 79c Bacon ••.•••••• 2 .... i ltr<. l e , Rag. $1.00 1ich vel•• The community was sadde'ned ot hfe m women on NBC-1V s . I \fROLE FRYERS . ""'"" '*' - ,. ,. ., - Ptrfoct Storogo for 8rt1• Vinton ;. I .MIXIng . t k Ba I • Po y Waste s e ·, · d e Poly Brea Box I 1 ,,.GO · Each Value b 18 GT. ADULT CUSTOMERS THURSDAY MORNING Rot~. 4 PCE. "P~ $30orMorePurch- Breasts-----------------· .. 59c ' 12 QT. POLY R. . .m Both t:oupons With FRESH OR FRESH FROZEN bur lhlt wotl<- · U. S. Gov.IMpeetetl ..~ Farm Fr•h s FOR 1 I' IC..... Pryo" , •• .... - I I ,_ ,.,.. lonit1r "'"""' - I 1 tOU MORL.. PLUS TOP VALUE STAMPS! ! .. ' ,, • >'j- ..,\;1 ~-v~'l.•\" ' ,•\ ,:,., ,.. ,, ,..., \.' , .. .... . lf•fl!'l. " . )" • ·so :. sL9s ' ...,, •., . 49 ( �• j l' ' • . • 19~5 Sif!lni ficant ultreases m . u Stgnlf.lla 0 ' " .. '. . . ,, \' •' i ' ' 'Goody'ear Plant at Point Pleasant Notes f_. - / ' ~~ttnel, IPomeroy·MIJid~port, o:,' Feb. 2' 19'~ I Damage is • · COMPLEtES COURSE. · · CiVl•1'.AC,'b,.•00· WEST COLUMBIA- Pvt. Ed· Estimated at In' I . ..~ ·. ·~:r.. :. ~v;..T.ld~~v! ,• . . ~=='-'fsa"!c '::~~ tO-Dally • peratiODS . VO POINT PLEASANT 116$, howevot still lnotlw ld and lllllslanllal &1'011111 lo lcant incTeases In employmelll, mui!Hnillloa dollar upanslo!l our plan~" Carlaoo oald in his payroll and production wero >rh.- llld moderftiutlon prllill'll" year-end atateme~~l. "Moreover, vmg /' ..., ~ ~e. ~eted ~ Lien Filed . G~r llpolls Ferry; Linda Siders, dersQn: Mrs. James Smith, . :. , ~1,. ' ,PJ "-st lin:.t"' 1 •oa. 1 lEN CASEY By NEAL ADAMS I fo~ ::;..~~Af~Y:: . oiQee of the ec,nty Clerk ,!f6't · ·f ' Mrl. B~rd ~et,.J2, Robert Joe 'Mr,, . Hurrlcaae, W, Va., 'and-Janiet ~~~~ij~~;M;.rs;·~~~llla;;e;G~t;bbe,;·;;;;~;;;~ teved by The 11re , wu ,alliiOIIIIl'M wblcll wiD- Gooclyeat eeonomilll have preRj4rilne Al'!lllna1, al •, "'' •· and Rubber Company plant here'[ wheri completed lat.,. Ibis -.·ear dieted ~t U. S. production ~ ~tsvllle; Ala., Jan. Zl. He • fimase .., 1 during 1965, Plant 1.1.,.,...,. Oka - givt tile plant a l'lpacll} po~Jester fiber ~ nlm will PT. PLEASANT _ A otvD eiltered 1be Army last . 17 t:a•lson announced Tue<day. live times what H had when it I ~ore tllan double in the ~~ action has been fllf!d 1n the of- and receheil hllsle tnfnl!ltl at M ay ~lsnt Gl'l Rt. • _ J · begaa operatioas 111 11159 ll!lllbl years, resultin~ 10 a siml·j~~oe of lbo Clreuit ·Ctert con- Fort Knox, Ky. He was gradu· miles soulb of Hend~B9"· . . f n Employment at the plal]l ••· "The Iron d nd tar Increase ill tile requirement -'"" the . labllsbmellt ated l'rol1l Wahama Hlgll schOIII Cecil ·G. 'lblveDer, 10, GiiW· . ' · • • ' . · 1 era1ed 230 during the .ear. up f Vltetvery sf gbro dema lor polyoster resin." o in !JIG aftd lias employed by polls; Ohio, toll!' more than !0 per cent from the or . resm or a a ~a~ge . · I Mlllleable ~Jon; Pl Pleasant. olfleer of Ute Shetifra 1964 level. Carlson · ~aid ,of 811~1! ....1!.<'~~-bn>ugh ~ 'J'he hlg!llevet of activity 81[ The action ia styled T. R. Ev- · · men!, thut an I ' the plant benefited more than 8 vs Ben 1. Somerville and )llcle ran him off Ute · · 1·eausln bls v~hlcle logo The plant's 1965 payroll lola!- .., 200 other area busln...... ud . ll N y k OOT OF HOSPITAL ' ilt ' •' ed more /han $1 .4 million a ,..,... industries from which Good· l!ldna V. Somervl e, Soew ~ ' MA~ON- Larry Jeffera, Mid· ' ditch. g'l1dftlil,r 1lll nllt . ll'e ' · ; ' •; nrd high and mort' than :W per year purchased goods or llei'V· N. . Y., Paul R. mervHI e, dleport, waa released from ell ID. till _,.,.;.,. nd . rem above the previous yenr's d . Pomt Pleasant, <barles J. yer the Vetefms Me.morlal hospital ~,. a •'fttiers. ·· · · . 1>>1"1 ' loel sedu~ng th,• yerarh Carl1!i011965 imd S. D. Littlepage, executors on Friday where he was • lion was ~lven by Ute. "' . . ', . .· , . . ; .. .~ · i p ac uoe va ue o t e of estate 1o E. J. Somerville . pitalized with a brd<OII leg Arrests r<!COrded at I be , . . .. 1 Prod1lction 1t the plant - ~ purehues as more than $4.6 and George G. SomervUie. 1received when he fell 011 lee county jaU durllll! the )last 24 i'. · $EE THESE ·•' whirh· turns rot Vile/ !'Qly... DCI mllUon. I . bee ed near his home ID Middleport hours were Gears• Davll, Pt. ' ••• lrr resin on an arnund-t h'e . ' "The local econoin.lc climate I b Anthorder has Co n ecntert lllr Jeffers i.o the !On of Pleasant, alld Me!Yin lloaclJ, Jr. · " I W VA F I Y e Mason unty ll'CUI • • West Columbia, bo'" ~•-' M I k ba ,. '" SIS - aL<O rose o , ..,._ LETART. . . - un«:• , has much to do wilh the sue- C<lurt dismilslng the dvll ac- Lola JeffeTI, Mason, and an . "' """" o~·d lrvels serv•ees. for Clay Cllarles Gnn- j cess of local busmesses and in- Uon of Charles W. Garland vs. employee at VanadiUm. lrl~~~iiJii~fi Clualc 8 cylltlder. Automatic Trans. Radio and .\ II of lhse accomplishmeniS. stead. 68. ol the Broad Run dustries" Carlson said "In Utis A ~ dW . ON Belter; Olleloeal 01l'llel'. Like t.ew . . the 1n 't I L t rt W Va ' · ......-·-· · ,.,.,ver an ayne 1'00 IM.AGE otam1111 (•.,,. 1so11 sa1·d. refl-·t '~ ''ommum y o e a . . ... , connection, we feel ,.. are eon. K1n ld J p . 1 PI R NEW HAVEN 1 Th ,,.,...,sing demand for polyestcr ,who di-d Mon ~'Y while worktng tributfng importantlY to the ' ~ ~~u:;' out e HONITON England IUPI) - Charles L. Otd, USN, son res "' a11d lor the products de· , grader on the Rayburn Road an.a. I The toea! council bos been Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. • cylinder • Dr. American. Standard Trana. R&H. m"d !rom 11. C'h>el among 1n Mason county, w1ll be held · Carl Roger Bircbfield charg· asked by the residents of ler II in tbe Meditaannean 011e owner. Another one like new. JhN lht· ,:,, mana~er report- Thursday at 1:30 p. m. at tile "Not only are we able loaf· ' ed with oontribunng to'Ute de- S.ggurs Lane to bave the a~ the iBSOllue tanker USS ed. an• s_vnthetir f: bNs for H·x- Foglesong Funeral bomt' w1th fer a s•zabl_e and 1ocre~su.g linquence of a minor, and pre- road's DaDle changed. Nespeleo. 8 cyl Convt. Gold ltith white to)'. One lOCI! owner. !llt•s ami 11re l'nrd. Hrv Jack Wekh offidating. I number of Jobs at good Wlg€llt Yiously pleading innocent to Nice and ~lean. . . . Mr Grinstead was a West and further support the ••ea's charge bas changed his plea 111 1 To '" I he growtr.g reqUire· Virgmia State Road Supervisor. [ ecooomy through loall purclta• guilty and wW be senlaloed lllt'nh' for \ tlt!l res~n , C:oodyrRt. 1(1 was reponed he suffered an 1e·s. but we rontribute te the gov- lbe court on February 25th. d•\UIJJ, d Ihe capar •ty of lh L 8pparrnt heart all ark shortly I ernmenWI services of the area 8 <yllnder r.tnvt. R&H. Standard Trlna. IIA!d and t·IH' rnlc.- al. planl l_terr a.~ .part of after his grader had become I through the payment of more White. Nlee ear. See ttl , ' t•n-,·e,lf multi . rmlhon do/. , tuck in a snow drift. He had , than $100,000 in annual lues," Two More Peri!Ons ],lr 1''tJm lsron prn~ra~n whtth !(One to a neartly house and he said. File Petitions ·FLOORING, No.2 pine ..:.1ow 11 121hc ft. 1965 '"" ' o~nl<•ted !"_ _ Early called lor help to get t"" grad- ; PT. PLEASANT - Two • cylinder. 4 Dr. Cbissic. Auto. Tra111. Oae local FRAMING lew 11 $95 M. - - - - - - - - - er out shortly before the fatal persons filed petitions lor etec~!l owner. Runs fine. PLYWOOD low 11 3.25 sheet attack. 0 · tiGit in the office of Ute ·Circuit i Born MHrch 10, 1897 in the 8800 (' efSQ Clerk Tuesday, Jl'lllal were: SHEATHING low u tOe ft. : Hroad Run community, he was Olivia L. Kincaid, 1101 Keimody 4 Dr. Station Wagon. FuU power. Clean aDd Dice: low 11 4.25 sheet - - - - - - - - - ~e son of the late Richard and Awnue, Point Pleasan~ demo-11 PANELING Another one local owner Rambler. CEILING TilE low IS 12c ft. ,;auge roadia•o: Gallipolis 1·1,zaheth Roosh Grinsb.ad and Gary Stewart, Muon, and .,..!, seekinc ~he office-of !l .tl~! 12.1 . 124. rurmin~ 21~ ll•e .wa_:; preced~ rn deetl1 by a first iErma Crites, Hartford, both tire of Peace.Jn Lewis District. See T11ese and M1ny More At INSULATION low 11 4V..c ft. p M· . lO ' wile Eva, In 1951. students at Marshall University Jeff McCallister, Apple .....IV., Also All Related Materials and Free Do livery ~~l r;~~ll~r;,l . . as~~~ri~-jll~so~rntl1~ ' SUrviving are his wife, Hel· jlpl!flt their semester vacations flcled fer eleeUoD to tbe . RED ROOF PAINT gal. 3.60 · . ,. h F . en: Jwo sons, Raymond, Mason wtth Uteir parents ounty Board of Education. 0 H ~ statronar~:- ,,anaw 8 a11: and Willie Joe. RFD Lttart; a. · Two seats 011 tbe non-plrtisan , ly FRED LASSWELL .,_RNEY GOOGLE ASK TO WED Fero; R~~~~~UriU, ' an 8lju:ll~nl· ,. ~AM; o"> WI'· '--b . sto. .. at ; th el ~ ,r~ Army ·~ ~. Mlildtklna. ."!llpei;t~ J · , Smtih, Gallipolis Fmy, Salem, Pl. Pleasant. , .t erJ. ' l ·TUE ··BE·SJ · DEA ' ' LS·. .. .· AN·.v· w..HER..'E. , .: ;;w"' "" 1 fa t aI Attack ComeS after M'EIRO.PeLIJ'AN MOJO.RS'' . . Snow J .denl 1964.RAM8'Lhi'4 DOOR SE'DAN Mr; ,...,.Min ,_ca 1964 IAMBLER STATION WAGON •:i':.rt 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN What Do You Need For Remodeling? IF n's ALlRteHT WITI( 't'OIJ, ~ 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN CHECK OUR LOW PRICES 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON. M River News oaJs 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR r' :! Ull !allmg. lh<~rlt•ston lR.S1 daughter. l\Irs. Dora Yonker of'[ Bobby Kell,, Hartford, enrol!· five member board are to ' '"''onarv. London. .llmnet JtFD. letart: seven grandchild- ed at Marsball University and filled at the llay primlry e1eel ~lf \\ mrlt> ld dams wt•n• on tl1e ren. two step . daughters. Mrs. will start the second semester. Uon. ~~~~~ lee has slowed dow n m•· Sh.irley SuiUvan of West Colum· Ralph Stewart. stationed in · traffw to <~lmO'-:t H h<tll " 11 bia 1md Mrs. B~mice Gibbs the· army at Fort Lewis. Wash. I The 11 ]ead'' tn modern MATERIAlS ,b,. Uppt•r OhiO. ~ number of ot Rochelle, lmnol" five broth·[ has been promoted to Sp5. He cils is natural fll'lllhlte misell ,,,.,l., "; ,. tn·d up "1 and near ers, Harry of " ' wd, TbO'Il- 111 the some of Mrs. Helen Stew. elay aad dried at blgh 773-5554 1 d;lm~ Sevrr<~_ , ~nts 1 are pn mo- ifls and Walter , outh of New art, Mason. Ju,aen/l l;tem~~por~•~tur=e.~iiiiiOOiiiOOliiii...:~~===~=~ !',_II,· m. 1111' 1 3 pool. U Richard of Canton and I Mis1 Sheila Walker, a sl ~- F.ngm•·ers rstimale thai the [Rohert. ol Albany, 0 ., and four 1 at Charleston Beauty Academy, Wt ' •r· tht' ,u~kpt'r,,Oh w ~~as · .' """. .;Ister:-;. Mn1. Mary Aumiller of I visited over tbe weekend with 1 tw·. oeow uu tpols u. tl rd l 11w~ . . th. k .,ar o. , Mr s.· Helen Kuapij her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dal-1 h 11 1 I;J m I ' '" IS not so It · land Mrs. Ella Roush. both of l las Walker. 1111111 -River - Little George jLetart, and Mrs. Alice Mlller of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newclow n 1:1. Jan. 31, 10:20 p.m.; 1Marro:-tta. land visited on Saturday in , .1. /low•' down 13, Feb. 1, 1 Mr. Grinstead was a we.mbor. Parkersburg with their daughter 1 I)' a.m .: L u 111 e r ,nt the Zion Lutheron Church of and son-in-law, Mr. and MrL I •·rdman down 13, 12:15 p.m.; 1 Rroad Run. Friends may call Mike McCarUty. 1' ·i i<IO down 13. :J ·f15 p.m : at thP Foglesong Funeral home Mr.' Herman Ross hu bet!ll[l t·ul!y R. down 13,' 9:35 p.m.; nnytime after noon Wednesday. returned from the llolzer bo,. :. ,;e, Becktord up 14, I 45 a · pilal wllere he nad been a " . : Petmsylvania down 14, 5:20 - \tent lo his home on Fourth ,. m.. '''Franklin Pierc• tied at '01. where he Is recuperating, 16 : BU<'keye Stole, tied at MarJ ''r Mn. William Hayes ,, , ' Jetlbrmt tied at 18, Soudaught.!ll', Vlkkl, llkldleport, them lied at 21; Defender lied ' t' 1 od H . ited on Sunday witb ht!l' moth- HOGG & ZUSPAN :r ' lhpnl ~ 1 11 1 I ..;on anP, A~~ew ~alhou~ tl1.'d 1 were:· Mrs. gJeanor Tab it ~~: ~lo,w ,2JJI:.III Rhihpd Spurn .t~c'dd' a/ >tal< St: J•mes C. Frartl.iin oa near . k. M G . Gree-· D r£ m!f· Bt G N.l ~ 11~~m 118 ,~~11.11 ,. uee , rs. a1J /ncan _ ~ce us d reenug .· '·•on Kt 2 G•llipofts, Mrs. Jos· . rJ .Iffi2~n nwar H owEn Boree,n- ~ tpb f. Dobbirui, Sr.; Mrs. Howup '"" · · wR es ll rd L· MIlier, PI . PI easant .. ,. MJ-· '0 a.m; ., 30 't'low~.:_ reenthupll .d: a.Gm.: . j ch•el C. EruerliOII, Pl. Pleas. ~wor own roenup : aol , Ralph w. Zerkel, Hartr, 30 a.m.; J. S. Lew10 down .. M'd o. ood 11·ord ,· Th omas E. .avoore J . MeIda•hi 5:15 p.m ; ... vensw dleport; CharleB E. Larkr;,., Rl. up M.ldahl H5 p.m.:. West~"" I Long Bollo1!1; Allen Roush, up Mel.Whl 8.55 p.m., Mml lit. 1 Middleport; St. Clair Hill, down M'~ldahl 1:3ll p.m.; T/'boll ltactne; Pe£iy Ann Hoffner. down r;reldahl 10:311 p.m.: Col· Pomeroy ; lorry L. lane Cir· ton Qtteen up Meldohl 11 :25 p. cleville , Linda L, Ellis, 'well· m.. ; Lady Gloria up Meldahl •ton. Clyde E H· nks J •· . I 21. H .,••• d MI , . a , ac..on, · · a.m.: amt ~· own • · Mrs. Margaret J . Morgan, Oak dahl 4 a.m., Diane Brent down I Hill : Robert G. Bazell, Rt. I Me/dahl 5:30 a.m. i Ironton; Paul D. Kelly , Rt. 4 Gadipolis Dam _ Bob Ben- [ Wellston ; Gayle E. Vtee, Cin· ter down H5 p.m.; Philip Spom [ cin"ali; Glenn C. Hartley, Ravup 11:15 p.m.; Semel down 135 , enswnod; CUrtts E. Taylor, Wil· a.m. · lowwood. ' Bil'IU Kaoawba River - Solvay up Mrs. Joseph F. Dobbina, Sr., London 10 ; 10 p.m ; lucy Jane Rl. 1 BidwelL sou, 4:12 a.m. Lucas up London 6:25 a.m.; Tuesday ; Howasd L. Mil· Mountain State down Marmet ler. Pt. Pleasant, son, 1J :20 a. 6 30 p.m ; Principia down Mar· rn. Tueoday. met 350 a.m.; f:sso West VirDilebarcttd ginia down Marmet 5: lb a.m.; Mrs. Charles E. Adkins, Mra. Al/<'1> R. \1errjJI up Wrnileld Christy Baer, William H. Cal~ 50 P"' ; Helen Z. down Win- hoon. Charles R. Christian, Rifleld 12:110 am., o. ~. Shearer ehard Dow, Mrs. R. Elll!ene down Wmf,•ld & e.m. Elliott, Mrs. Fred Facemire, ____ .. _ _ __ _ ___ Steven F. Fuller, Harley E. 1[ Johnson, Everett E. McCain, Brenda A. McGraw, Norber1 P: Neutzlmg, Jr., Charles D S1mmons. Mrs. Ira F, Smith, Raymond t'. St. Clair, Sr., Mrs. Millard Van Meter, James W. Webb, Mro. Thomas H. Cummons and infant SOil, Mrs. lar. ry S. Patterson tnd infant dau· ghter. 1 ..: Mr•. r---------. I Perri~ boule· vards, the clean, younp · · li11es of the lxlck • zipped high • rise boot ill bright ~E. Phone WY 2-3870 Main St. Girl1 13 to 4 • $5.99 Girls 4!-} to 9 • $6.99 Roush's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Ralpll AJ!en l!ld son, Matt, of Cqlumbul spent the weekend v.isiting bll parenllr. Mr. and Mn;. Ezrlh Al· len. Mr. and Mrs. James Rhod1!n II and sons of Boyatcn Fla .• flew bOllle after "'• the funeral of ber -. Carl Schwarz, Sr. Mrs. Florence Walk 111<1 Ellen of Akron -e here to at!<nd the funeral of Car I Schwarz. Sr. and vlai!Ald wiUt Miss Frances N-. OKAY APPLICATION POINT PLEASANT - Millon Burdette, SuperintendeDI fl. Mason County Sc:hools, hal been ootilied by State Superintendent ol Schools Rex Smllb of Ute ap. proval of Mason County's appll. cation for assislanl:e for Ute ed· ucaUon of low tneome families under Title 1 of tbe Elemen. tary Secondanl l!'.dueaUon Act. This project is titled "Program in Remedial Reading Grades l through 12" and i.o apJIMVed In lite ammmt of '158,1100. Young Calf Proved Rabid with Tests Melp County Health Depar~ [ men! officiota uld today a 11111118 calf killed ._nu, ill the Harrisonville area w"' 1j111111'· ettlly rlhiod. Tests at Nelsonville slloftd poo!Uve reaulll, tbe departmt!ld oaid. It It the fin animal killed Ill be county beaJdea fox and lll<unks tllet has had 1 positive rabies testil\1. I • JERGENS ly HAROLD GRAY PLAYING~~S BATH SIZE__ Sale]~~c 8 C HALLMARK VALENTINES PIUIA21'l....o .._PI~~tfcc 36 79c fo• THE 8WEETIST coot A\R \\UM\D\f\{l CANDY BARS •BeMy • Clloo<e From OUr Wide Selectloll Of Candlca N0111 on DUplG~. • and SCHULZ CHEWING GUM UMI1~0 QU,.._N't\1'1' !tEO· $16.95-- WAVTOSAV 10 $9·88 ror AYr' IIANt>ffOl'T 60UP... Iif 6t\IAR1ER 'liAN l AM I 29c HALLMARK DESERT FlOWER (Jumbo Allortnltllt) VALUU TO .$1,00 _ _ SO 49c for HAND LOTION ' REO . $2.~ VALUI llr IRAIJIII. VALENTINES HAIR BRUSHES DESERT ROWER s .oo - UGIIT lUllS DEODORANr CREAM IllG. •1.00 YAl.UI - - - - - (G~fYnn) f0.410.100 Watt SOc • 1 4for~ 1t ~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~.00 .white. " Middleport "YOUR RAMBLfR DEALtR" CO. ,,.,.''SOAP P!.Asnc t~ Strafnht from By CHESTER GOULD HERE ARE SuPER SPfaAU Selliwll Ch rd tred trclow I 11 ..n erl " 'P' 111 H er, Mrs. Lola Jefferl and fam22.: z·rnmer Lied at 23, Jeffer- . ersons en enng 11olt:er 9S·~ u · l . prlat dunng the last 24 b0 y. I By ART SANSOM I Hav~n; lJo..,, taJ News ;,' THE BORN LOSER F:..=.:;;;.;.;..=::::...--·--· -. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing . ...,.... '299 lloMo - . ._ C-iontT.,_ MASON NINIIUII co. MASON, W. VA. • .. - ' 7J MILL p. ., Presc;:riptions Art Our Ml!ll'l Businitsi ·. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,~ f. ' - •, ,P...RUIO IN Jill ',•0,1 122 N. IICOND MIDDLEPORT, 0. '... I' ... •· .,' �• j l' ' • . • 19~5 Sif!lni ficant ultreases m . u Stgnlf.lla 0 ' " .. '. . . ,, \' •' i ' ' 'Goody'ear Plant at Point Pleasant Notes f_. - / ' ~~ttnel, IPomeroy·MIJid~port, o:,' Feb. 2' 19'~ I Damage is • · COMPLEtES COURSE. · · CiVl•1'.AC,'b,.•00· WEST COLUMBIA- Pvt. Ed· Estimated at In' I . ..~ ·. ·~:r.. :. ~v;..T.ld~~v! ,• . . ~=='-'fsa"!c '::~~ tO-Dally • peratiODS . VO POINT PLEASANT 116$, howevot still lnotlw ld and lllllslanllal &1'011111 lo lcant incTeases In employmelll, mui!Hnillloa dollar upanslo!l our plan~" Carlaoo oald in his payroll and production wero >rh.- llld moderftiutlon prllill'll" year-end atateme~~l. "Moreover, vmg /' ..., ~ ~e. ~eted ~ Lien Filed . G~r llpolls Ferry; Linda Siders, dersQn: Mrs. James Smith, . :. , ~1,. ' ,PJ "-st lin:.t"' 1 •oa. 1 lEN CASEY By NEAL ADAMS I fo~ ::;..~~Af~Y:: . oiQee of the ec,nty Clerk ,!f6't · ·f ' Mrl. B~rd ~et,.J2, Robert Joe 'Mr,, . Hurrlcaae, W, Va., 'and-Janiet ~~~~ij~~;M;.rs;·~~~llla;;e;G~t;bbe,;·;;;;~;;;~ teved by The 11re , wu ,alliiOIIIIl'M wblcll wiD- Gooclyeat eeonomilll have preRj4rilne Al'!lllna1, al •, "'' •· and Rubber Company plant here'[ wheri completed lat.,. Ibis -.·ear dieted ~t U. S. production ~ ~tsvllle; Ala., Jan. Zl. He • fimase .., 1 during 1965, Plant 1.1.,.,...,. Oka - givt tile plant a l'lpacll} po~Jester fiber ~ nlm will PT. PLEASANT _ A otvD eiltered 1be Army last . 17 t:a•lson announced Tue<day. live times what H had when it I ~ore tllan double in the ~~ action has been fllf!d 1n the of- and receheil hllsle tnfnl!ltl at M ay ~lsnt Gl'l Rt. • _ J · begaa operatioas 111 11159 ll!lllbl years, resultin~ 10 a siml·j~~oe of lbo Clreuit ·Ctert con- Fort Knox, Ky. He was gradu· miles soulb of Hend~B9"· . . f n Employment at the plal]l ••· "The Iron d nd tar Increase ill tile requirement -'"" the . labllsbmellt ated l'rol1l Wahama Hlgll schOIII Cecil ·G. 'lblveDer, 10, GiiW· . ' · • • ' . · 1 era1ed 230 during the .ear. up f Vltetvery sf gbro dema lor polyoster resin." o in !JIG aftd lias employed by polls; Ohio, toll!' more than !0 per cent from the or . resm or a a ~a~ge . · I Mlllleable ~Jon; Pl Pleasant. olfleer of Ute Shetifra 1964 level. Carlson · ~aid ,of 811~1! ....1!.<'~~-bn>ugh ~ 'J'he hlg!llevet of activity 81[ The action ia styled T. R. Ev- · · men!, thut an I ' the plant benefited more than 8 vs Ben 1. Somerville and )llcle ran him off Ute · · 1·eausln bls v~hlcle logo The plant's 1965 payroll lola!- .., 200 other area busln...... ud . ll N y k OOT OF HOSPITAL ' ilt ' •' ed more /han $1 .4 million a ,..,... industries from which Good· l!ldna V. Somervl e, Soew ~ ' MA~ON- Larry Jeffera, Mid· ' ditch. g'l1dftlil,r 1lll nllt . ll'e ' · ; ' •; nrd high and mort' than :W per year purchased goods or llei'V· N. . Y., Paul R. mervHI e, dleport, waa released from ell ID. till _,.,.;.,. nd . rem above the previous yenr's d . Pomt Pleasant, <barles J. yer the Vetefms Me.morlal hospital ~,. a •'fttiers. ·· · · . 1>>1"1 ' loel sedu~ng th,• yerarh Carl1!i011965 imd S. D. Littlepage, executors on Friday where he was • lion was ~lven by Ute. "' . . ', . .· , . . ; .. .~ · i p ac uoe va ue o t e of estate 1o E. J. Somerville . pitalized with a brd<OII leg Arrests r<!COrded at I be , . . .. 1 Prod1lction 1t the plant - ~ purehues as more than $4.6 and George G. SomervUie. 1received when he fell 011 lee county jaU durllll! the )last 24 i'. · $EE THESE ·•' whirh· turns rot Vile/ !'Qly... DCI mllUon. I . bee ed near his home ID Middleport hours were Gears• Davll, Pt. ' ••• lrr resin on an arnund-t h'e . ' "The local econoin.lc climate I b Anthorder has Co n ecntert lllr Jeffers i.o the !On of Pleasant, alld Me!Yin lloaclJ, Jr. · " I W VA F I Y e Mason unty ll'CUI • • West Columbia, bo'" ~•-' M I k ba ,. '" SIS - aL<O rose o , ..,._ LETART. . . - un«:• , has much to do wilh the sue- C<lurt dismilslng the dvll ac- Lola JeffeTI, Mason, and an . "' """" o~·d lrvels serv•ees. for Clay Cllarles Gnn- j cess of local busmesses and in- Uon of Charles W. Garland vs. employee at VanadiUm. lrl~~~iiJii~fi Clualc 8 cylltlder. Automatic Trans. Radio and .\ II of lhse accomplishmeniS. stead. 68. ol the Broad Run dustries" Carlson said "In Utis A ~ dW . ON Belter; Olleloeal 01l'llel'. Like t.ew . . the 1n 't I L t rt W Va ' · ......-·-· · ,.,.,ver an ayne 1'00 IM.AGE otam1111 (•.,,. 1so11 sa1·d. refl-·t '~ ''ommum y o e a . . ... , connection, we feel ,.. are eon. K1n ld J p . 1 PI R NEW HAVEN 1 Th ,,.,...,sing demand for polyestcr ,who di-d Mon ~'Y while worktng tributfng importantlY to the ' ~ ~~u:;' out e HONITON England IUPI) - Charles L. Otd, USN, son res "' a11d lor the products de· , grader on the Rayburn Road an.a. I The toea! council bos been Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. • cylinder • Dr. American. Standard Trana. R&H. m"d !rom 11. C'h>el among 1n Mason county, w1ll be held · Carl Roger Bircbfield charg· asked by the residents of ler II in tbe Meditaannean 011e owner. Another one like new. JhN lht· ,:,, mana~er report- Thursday at 1:30 p. m. at tile "Not only are we able loaf· ' ed with oontribunng to'Ute de- S.ggurs Lane to bave the a~ the iBSOllue tanker USS ed. an• s_vnthetir f: bNs for H·x- Foglesong Funeral bomt' w1th fer a s•zabl_e and 1ocre~su.g linquence of a minor, and pre- road's DaDle changed. Nespeleo. 8 cyl Convt. Gold ltith white to)'. One lOCI! owner. !llt•s ami 11re l'nrd. Hrv Jack Wekh offidating. I number of Jobs at good Wlg€llt Yiously pleading innocent to Nice and ~lean. . . . Mr Grinstead was a West and further support the ••ea's charge bas changed his plea 111 1 To '" I he growtr.g reqUire· Virgmia State Road Supervisor. [ ecooomy through loall purclta• guilty and wW be senlaloed lllt'nh' for \ tlt!l res~n , C:oodyrRt. 1(1 was reponed he suffered an 1e·s. but we rontribute te the gov- lbe court on February 25th. d•\UIJJ, d Ihe capar •ty of lh L 8pparrnt heart all ark shortly I ernmenWI services of the area 8 <yllnder r.tnvt. R&H. Standard Trlna. IIA!d and t·IH' rnlc.- al. planl l_terr a.~ .part of after his grader had become I through the payment of more White. Nlee ear. See ttl , ' t•n-,·e,lf multi . rmlhon do/. , tuck in a snow drift. He had , than $100,000 in annual lues," Two More Peri!Ons ],lr 1''tJm lsron prn~ra~n whtth !(One to a neartly house and he said. File Petitions ·FLOORING, No.2 pine ..:.1ow 11 121hc ft. 1965 '"" ' o~nl<•ted !"_ _ Early called lor help to get t"" grad- ; PT. PLEASANT - Two • cylinder. 4 Dr. Cbissic. Auto. Tra111. Oae local FRAMING lew 11 $95 M. - - - - - - - - - er out shortly before the fatal persons filed petitions lor etec~!l owner. Runs fine. PLYWOOD low 11 3.25 sheet attack. 0 · tiGit in the office of Ute ·Circuit i Born MHrch 10, 1897 in the 8800 (' efSQ Clerk Tuesday, Jl'lllal were: SHEATHING low u tOe ft. : Hroad Run community, he was Olivia L. Kincaid, 1101 Keimody 4 Dr. Station Wagon. FuU power. Clean aDd Dice: low 11 4.25 sheet - - - - - - - - - ~e son of the late Richard and Awnue, Point Pleasan~ demo-11 PANELING Another one local owner Rambler. CEILING TilE low IS 12c ft. ,;auge roadia•o: Gallipolis 1·1,zaheth Roosh Grinsb.ad and Gary Stewart, Muon, and .,..!, seekinc ~he office-of !l .tl~! 12.1 . 124. rurmin~ 21~ ll•e .wa_:; preced~ rn deetl1 by a first iErma Crites, Hartford, both tire of Peace.Jn Lewis District. See T11ese and M1ny More At INSULATION low 11 4V..c ft. p M· . lO ' wile Eva, In 1951. students at Marshall University Jeff McCallister, Apple .....IV., Also All Related Materials and Free Do livery ~~l r;~~ll~r;,l . . as~~~ri~-jll~so~rntl1~ ' SUrviving are his wife, Hel· jlpl!flt their semester vacations flcled fer eleeUoD to tbe . RED ROOF PAINT gal. 3.60 · . ,. h F . en: Jwo sons, Raymond, Mason wtth Uteir parents ounty Board of Education. 0 H ~ statronar~:- ,,anaw 8 a11: and Willie Joe. RFD Lttart; a. · Two seats 011 tbe non-plrtisan , ly FRED LASSWELL .,_RNEY GOOGLE ASK TO WED Fero; R~~~~~UriU, ' an 8lju:ll~nl· ,. ~AM; o"> WI'· '--b . sto. .. at ; th el ~ ,r~ Army ·~ ~. Mlildtklna. ."!llpei;t~ J · , Smtih, Gallipolis Fmy, Salem, Pl. Pleasant. , .t erJ. ' l ·TUE ··BE·SJ · DEA ' ' LS·. .. .· AN·.v· w..HER..'E. , .: ;;w"' "" 1 fa t aI Attack ComeS after M'EIRO.PeLIJ'AN MOJO.RS'' . . Snow J .denl 1964.RAM8'Lhi'4 DOOR SE'DAN Mr; ,...,.Min ,_ca 1964 IAMBLER STATION WAGON •:i':.rt 1962 RAMBLER AMERICAN What Do You Need For Remodeling? IF n's ALlRteHT WITI( 't'OIJ, ~ 1961 RAMBLER AMERICAN CHECK OUR LOW PRICES 1961 RAMBLER STATION WAGON. M River News oaJs 1960 RAMBLER AMBASSADOR r' :! Ull !allmg. lh<~rlt•ston lR.S1 daughter. l\Irs. Dora Yonker of'[ Bobby Kell,, Hartford, enrol!· five member board are to ' '"''onarv. London. .llmnet JtFD. letart: seven grandchild- ed at Marsball University and filled at the llay primlry e1eel ~lf \\ mrlt> ld dams wt•n• on tl1e ren. two step . daughters. Mrs. will start the second semester. Uon. ~~~~~ lee has slowed dow n m•· Sh.irley SuiUvan of West Colum· Ralph Stewart. stationed in · traffw to <~lmO'-:t H h<tll " 11 bia 1md Mrs. B~mice Gibbs the· army at Fort Lewis. Wash. I The 11 ]ead'' tn modern MATERIAlS ,b,. Uppt•r OhiO. ~ number of ot Rochelle, lmnol" five broth·[ has been promoted to Sp5. He cils is natural fll'lllhlte misell ,,,.,l., "; ,. tn·d up "1 and near ers, Harry of " ' wd, TbO'Il- 111 the some of Mrs. Helen Stew. elay aad dried at blgh 773-5554 1 d;lm~ Sevrr<~_ , ~nts 1 are pn mo- ifls and Walter , outh of New art, Mason. Ju,aen/l l;tem~~por~•~tur=e.~iiiiiOOiiiOOliiii...:~~===~=~ !',_II,· m. 1111' 1 3 pool. U Richard of Canton and I Mis1 Sheila Walker, a sl ~- F.ngm•·ers rstimale thai the [Rohert. ol Albany, 0 ., and four 1 at Charleston Beauty Academy, Wt ' •r· tht' ,u~kpt'r,,Oh w ~~as · .' """. .;Ister:-;. Mn1. Mary Aumiller of I visited over tbe weekend with 1 tw·. oeow uu tpols u. tl rd l 11w~ . . th. k .,ar o. , Mr s.· Helen Kuapij her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dal-1 h 11 1 I;J m I ' '" IS not so It · land Mrs. Ella Roush. both of l las Walker. 1111111 -River - Little George jLetart, and Mrs. Alice Mlller of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newclow n 1:1. Jan. 31, 10:20 p.m.; 1Marro:-tta. land visited on Saturday in , .1. /low•' down 13, Feb. 1, 1 Mr. Grinstead was a we.mbor. Parkersburg with their daughter 1 I)' a.m .: L u 111 e r ,nt the Zion Lutheron Church of and son-in-law, Mr. and MrL I •·rdman down 13, 12:15 p.m.; 1 Rroad Run. Friends may call Mike McCarUty. 1' ·i i<IO down 13. :J ·f15 p.m : at thP Foglesong Funeral home Mr.' Herman Ross hu bet!ll[l t·ul!y R. down 13,' 9:35 p.m.; nnytime after noon Wednesday. returned from the llolzer bo,. :. ,;e, Becktord up 14, I 45 a · pilal wllere he nad been a " . : Petmsylvania down 14, 5:20 - \tent lo his home on Fourth ,. m.. '''Franklin Pierc• tied at '01. where he Is recuperating, 16 : BU<'keye Stole, tied at MarJ ''r Mn. William Hayes ,, , ' Jetlbrmt tied at 18, Soudaught.!ll', Vlkkl, llkldleport, them lied at 21; Defender lied ' t' 1 od H . ited on Sunday witb ht!l' moth- HOGG & ZUSPAN :r ' lhpnl ~ 1 11 1 I ..;on anP, A~~ew ~alhou~ tl1.'d 1 were:· Mrs. gJeanor Tab it ~~: ~lo,w ,2JJI:.III Rhihpd Spurn .t~c'dd' a/ >tal< St: J•mes C. Frartl.iin oa near . k. M G . Gree-· D r£ m!f· Bt G N.l ~ 11~~m 118 ,~~11.11 ,. uee , rs. a1J /ncan _ ~ce us d reenug .· '·•on Kt 2 G•llipofts, Mrs. Jos· . rJ .Iffi2~n nwar H owEn Boree,n- ~ tpb f. Dobbirui, Sr.; Mrs. Howup '"" · · wR es ll rd L· MIlier, PI . PI easant .. ,. MJ-· '0 a.m; ., 30 't'low~.:_ reenthupll .d: a.Gm.: . j ch•el C. EruerliOII, Pl. Pleas. ~wor own roenup : aol , Ralph w. Zerkel, Hartr, 30 a.m.; J. S. Lew10 down .. M'd o. ood 11·ord ,· Th omas E. .avoore J . MeIda•hi 5:15 p.m ; ... vensw dleport; CharleB E. Larkr;,., Rl. up M.ldahl H5 p.m.:. West~"" I Long Bollo1!1; Allen Roush, up Mel.Whl 8.55 p.m., Mml lit. 1 Middleport; St. Clair Hill, down M'~ldahl 1:3ll p.m.; T/'boll ltactne; Pe£iy Ann Hoffner. down r;reldahl 10:311 p.m.: Col· Pomeroy ; lorry L. lane Cir· ton Qtteen up Meldohl 11 :25 p. cleville , Linda L, Ellis, 'well· m.. ; Lady Gloria up Meldahl •ton. Clyde E H· nks J •· . I 21. H .,••• d MI , . a , ac..on, · · a.m.: amt ~· own • · Mrs. Margaret J . Morgan, Oak dahl 4 a.m., Diane Brent down I Hill : Robert G. Bazell, Rt. I Me/dahl 5:30 a.m. i Ironton; Paul D. Kelly , Rt. 4 Gadipolis Dam _ Bob Ben- [ Wellston ; Gayle E. Vtee, Cin· ter down H5 p.m.; Philip Spom [ cin"ali; Glenn C. Hartley, Ravup 11:15 p.m.; Semel down 135 , enswnod; CUrtts E. Taylor, Wil· a.m. · lowwood. ' Bil'IU Kaoawba River - Solvay up Mrs. Joseph F. Dobbina, Sr., London 10 ; 10 p.m ; lucy Jane Rl. 1 BidwelL sou, 4:12 a.m. Lucas up London 6:25 a.m.; Tuesday ; Howasd L. Mil· Mountain State down Marmet ler. Pt. Pleasant, son, 1J :20 a. 6 30 p.m ; Principia down Mar· rn. Tueoday. met 350 a.m.; f:sso West VirDilebarcttd ginia down Marmet 5: lb a.m.; Mrs. Charles E. Adkins, Mra. Al/<'1> R. \1errjJI up Wrnileld Christy Baer, William H. Cal~ 50 P"' ; Helen Z. down Win- hoon. Charles R. Christian, Rifleld 12:110 am., o. ~. Shearer ehard Dow, Mrs. R. Elll!ene down Wmf,•ld & e.m. Elliott, Mrs. Fred Facemire, ____ .. _ _ __ _ ___ Steven F. Fuller, Harley E. 1[ Johnson, Everett E. McCain, Brenda A. McGraw, Norber1 P: Neutzlmg, Jr., Charles D S1mmons. Mrs. Ira F, Smith, Raymond t'. St. Clair, Sr., Mrs. Millard Van Meter, James W. Webb, Mro. Thomas H. Cummons and infant SOil, Mrs. lar. ry S. Patterson tnd infant dau· ghter. 1 ..: Mr•. r---------. I Perri~ boule· vards, the clean, younp · · li11es of the lxlck • zipped high • rise boot ill bright ~E. Phone WY 2-3870 Main St. Girl1 13 to 4 • $5.99 Girls 4!-} to 9 • $6.99 Roush's Shoe Store Mr. and Mrs. Ralpll AJ!en l!ld son, Matt, of Cqlumbul spent the weekend v.isiting bll parenllr. Mr. and Mn;. Ezrlh Al· len. Mr. and Mrs. James Rhod1!n II and sons of Boyatcn Fla .• flew bOllle after "'• the funeral of ber -. Carl Schwarz, Sr. Mrs. Florence Walk 111<1 Ellen of Akron -e here to at!<nd the funeral of Car I Schwarz. Sr. and vlai!Ald wiUt Miss Frances N-. OKAY APPLICATION POINT PLEASANT - Millon Burdette, SuperintendeDI fl. Mason County Sc:hools, hal been ootilied by State Superintendent ol Schools Rex Smllb of Ute ap. proval of Mason County's appll. cation for assislanl:e for Ute ed· ucaUon of low tneome families under Title 1 of tbe Elemen. tary Secondanl l!'.dueaUon Act. This project is titled "Program in Remedial Reading Grades l through 12" and i.o apJIMVed In lite ammmt of '158,1100. Young Calf Proved Rabid with Tests Melp County Health Depar~ [ men! officiota uld today a 11111118 calf killed ._nu, ill the Harrisonville area w"' 1j111111'· ettlly rlhiod. Tests at Nelsonville slloftd poo!Uve reaulll, tbe departmt!ld oaid. It It the fin animal killed Ill be county beaJdea fox and lll<unks tllet has had 1 positive rabies testil\1. I • JERGENS ly HAROLD GRAY PLAYING~~S BATH SIZE__ Sale]~~c 8 C HALLMARK VALENTINES PIUIA21'l....o .._PI~~tfcc 36 79c fo• THE 8WEETIST coot A\R \\UM\D\f\{l CANDY BARS •BeMy • Clloo<e From OUr Wide Selectloll Of Candlca N0111 on DUplG~. • and SCHULZ CHEWING GUM UMI1~0 QU,.._N't\1'1' !tEO· $16.95-- WAVTOSAV 10 $9·88 ror AYr' IIANt>ffOl'T 60UP... Iif 6t\IAR1ER 'liAN l AM I 29c HALLMARK DESERT FlOWER (Jumbo Allortnltllt) VALUU TO .$1,00 _ _ SO 49c for HAND LOTION ' REO . $2.~ VALUI llr IRAIJIII. VALENTINES HAIR BRUSHES DESERT ROWER s .oo - UGIIT lUllS DEODORANr CREAM IllG. •1.00 YAl.UI - - - - - (G~fYnn) f0.410.100 Watt SOc • 1 4for~ 1t ~ 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY ~.00 .white. " Middleport "YOUR RAMBLfR DEALtR" CO. ,,.,.''SOAP P!.Asnc t~ Strafnht from By CHESTER GOULD HERE ARE SuPER SPfaAU Selliwll Ch rd tred trclow I 11 ..n erl " 'P' 111 H er, Mrs. Lola Jefferl and fam22.: z·rnmer Lied at 23, Jeffer- . ersons en enng 11olt:er 9S·~ u · l . prlat dunng the last 24 b0 y. I By ART SANSOM I Hav~n; lJo..,, taJ News ;,' THE BORN LOSER F:..=.:;;;.;.;..=::::...--·--· -. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Specials on Plastic Pipe & Plastic Plumbing . ...,.... '299 lloMo - . ._ C-iontT.,_ MASON NINIIUII co. MASON, W. VA. • .. - ' 7J MILL p. ., Presc;:riptions Art Our Ml!ll'l Businitsi ·. . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,~ f. ' - •, ,P...RUIO IN Jill ',•0,1 122 N. IICOND MIDDLEPORT, 0. '... I' ... •· .,' �,,, •• I ·. r • ,. ', IS THE TIMt·TO· . . I .. ·.··---- . SAV·E MONEY · :· ·_· ··_ • ., •• ' I C.H·EC T.HE LOW· LOW DISCOU.NT Prices This Week • 16"x2S"x1" OWENS CORNING ' i· ' i PINIAI'PLE • GIAPII'RUIT ' DRINK ' Kanauga, 0. SAVE lOo/o Middleport, 0. 46oz. ON can VALENTINE - ' ~ FOODLAND lI ' LBS. S APPLE SAUCE ' ., 303 SIZE PLASTIC DRAPES ' c CAN LB. ' •I . for 4 $1.~ SAVE 4lc SAVE SAVE ~-' .' ' REC. G.E. LIGHT BULBS c FIBERGLASS FURNACE FILTERS I . I ' PKG. ' :I ' DAIRY DEPT. FIRESIDE MARTHA WHITE BALLARD OR • ' PILLSBURY c c . BONUS BUYS PI N 22oz. :. cans LOTION ' I '- \ I . . ' "'·· 10 LB. BAG . 1 LB. ' BOXES • } COMPLETE • SHOE ' DEPARTMENT FOR THE I 4 i f ' •' ' ,. •. • PRODUCE DEPARTMENT STORCK'S IROWN 'N SERVE . MIXES -·~· ·• . . 1 l ROLLS U.S. N0.1 l FOR 4~· IDAHO 1U~ COCOANUT CAKE ~~· 49c NISCAII . · ' INSTANt CHEER lVORY LIQUID I. -.. GT.73( SIZI OT .. t~zi/3C u.~t55c . LB. ' <' lAO "·'----~-----.:::;~~~~ • 1 ' ' •. ' •• ' "'\ ~ HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO c •• EVERYDAY LOW PRICES OXYDOL .~ri 75c ~:.:::.....:;::;;;:::::::==-=.;~ TIDE 'l ' ' ' 16 VAIUI'hll 'TORCK'S •. WHOLE . FAMI'LY AUOITID ' .. ' - I . ! ' �,,, •• I ·. r • ,. ', IS THE TIMt·TO· . . I .. ·.··---- . SAV·E MONEY · :· ·_· ··_ • ., •• ' I C.H·EC T.HE LOW· LOW DISCOU.NT Prices This Week • 16"x2S"x1" OWENS CORNING ' i· ' i PINIAI'PLE • GIAPII'RUIT ' DRINK ' Kanauga, 0. SAVE lOo/o Middleport, 0. 46oz. ON can VALENTINE - ' ~ FOODLAND lI ' LBS. S APPLE SAUCE ' ., 303 SIZE PLASTIC DRAPES ' c CAN LB. ' •I . for 4 $1.~ SAVE 4lc SAVE SAVE ~-' .' ' REC. G.E. LIGHT BULBS c FIBERGLASS FURNACE FILTERS I . I ' PKG. ' :I ' DAIRY DEPT. FIRESIDE MARTHA WHITE BALLARD OR • ' PILLSBURY c c . BONUS BUYS PI N 22oz. :. cans LOTION ' I '- \ I . . ' "'·· 10 LB. BAG . 1 LB. ' BOXES • } COMPLETE • SHOE ' DEPARTMENT FOR THE I 4 i f ' •' ' ,. •. • PRODUCE DEPARTMENT STORCK'S IROWN 'N SERVE . MIXES -·~· ·• . . 1 l ROLLS U.S. N0.1 l FOR 4~· IDAHO 1U~ COCOANUT CAKE ~~· 49c NISCAII . · ' INSTANt CHEER lVORY LIQUID I. -.. GT.73( SIZI OT .. t~zi/3C u.~t55c . LB. ' <' lAO "·'----~-----.:::;~~~~ • 1 ' ' •. ' •• ' "'\ ~ HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO c •• EVERYDAY LOW PRICES OXYDOL .~ri 75c ~:.:::.....:;::;;;:::::::==-=.;~ TIDE 'l ' ' ' 16 VAIUI'hll 'TORCK'S •. WHOLE . FAMI'LY AUOITID ' .. ' - I . ! ' �l,' ' '-I -~ 'I tlassifi~d ' I" . I I ' "'--- I o. reb. 1, 111M t SIGNS P01nero¥ • anaurr ,_M_o_to_r_c_o_. INFORMAnON • - ... • . . . . " ' W.Jd .............. MIM- Clllf'lt 60 Hltl ...,. ,., wenl ,... nrw NftltiW lllll'tltlll • ,., - c.. Dllotlmt ... ,.•• ..,.. • ,.,,.. wltllln If iiiiiYio UID Of THAIIIU & OltftA.IU t1.11 ,., M ..,. mllll•& IMit .... ttftN.I ...,. , .. OPPICI liOURI trH A- M. te t:H P, M. Dlltr .....,.,_, flH A, M. te 11111 ,.._ IT'I 10 lAST TO PLACI A HIULT PllODUCINI WANT AD j • AlltfllorflntotLondmark '. ~if· ., - LAIDMARI __,. ·Market .•. I 8500 miles by IDeal owner. Blaok vinyl Interior. Dark aqua flnlab, 700114 tires like new, spare navar u.oed, P.B. radio, blg six engino. std. Trans. Deluze oqulpmenl Show room clean. U.w mileage by one local owner. Red vinyl Interior trim. While flnlsh, W. W. til-eo show Uttle wear. Lug- i.. 'I gage raok, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power ateering, radio and healer and many utru. · OPEN liVES. 9:00 P.N. Wanted To Buy TO.T-WING TEST MODEL-Ileligned for boC11 -pur cia! and military use, the CIA!4 develDpecl bf a Clnadiaa subSld11J7 of Geaeral Dynamics hi cooperation with tb11 Can~dian gotel'lllllenl can switch wtnc=111· troau verlical to horizootai in fHgbl Bottom, lllld rilpo )at eDiiDOI Are 111 vertical politlon for I off. ,::inter, lbe wings Wt fonmd Mll».plane pieb., speed. Top, with wings locked ID horlriNatAI PQt1tioa, the C!AI4 Jlies u a conventional pia,., It 350 iupll. lt ' ean C&1T7 a lwo-IIWI cnw aDd 12 passengers, · NOTICE: Wi11 buy lox skunk liU March 15. Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 2I t!te- <·:·:-··.. s said. "And we are eishl salesmen I<> knows more about the than Casey Stense1 •bout beseball. GROVER'S STUDIO Pomeroy, 0. ---- ·Kyger "Super-Right" Quality Meats I t 7 INCH CUT - BEEF Of Count! "" Willll- "*W7..., .... Tbat'a wbJ w lll'f'l .... -....... lA AtP Cola lioiY Iiiia a anild. Gcbt O'Coell. ~"'* llellew.,_'IW'•• .._,...,.. SorM lllt:e a ••thll Wend diM'• Iiiii . . M-Mdled.1bat'1- Red Orcle. SLICED LUN MEATY lllf SUPER-RIGHT fiUH MIATY ALL GOOD Rib Steaks .......... lb. 89c Butt Steaks · ........ · lb. 75c Short Rift ............ lb. 39c Smokies · · ·· 12-or. pkg. 65c FRIIZU QUEEN-FROZEN , Canned C.ickea 31-lb can 89c Beef Steaks 1-lb. 4-oz pkg 99c ·'· Fruits and Vegetables! ... YOUR CHOICI 5 Grapefru1t• Plorlolo -- __ Colllonlla NaveI 0 ranges--..... TempIe 0 ranges ..... P•meapp Ies ,.....,~~so •-- .... .. CAP'N JOHN-FROIIN Big Run AliiTICJNBD latnptela ...... Crill Bradlood , c Htwlllen News Notes Longhon Cht111 ...... lb. 59c Wrlll, ....... Ceallld A. C. IIIWlniBD Ra..... Olio MIL-NIT a.... slicts ·· 6-ol•.pt8• 2tc I I llo CNIIDOIIT Ch.... Spread .. 2'· pkg. 89c II 30 lie SUNNYBROOK FRESH EGGS r.:: 47t A clor. JAIII PAIKIIJI-..4 Vorl~ Twin Pock Mid. With luttormllk Enriched Bread J1no 11,_,.., --~ Porkor ' 4!! 89c I'll. .. ... t~tq, ••• Cookies ···•·· 11-lb. pkg. 39c JANI PAIKIR Spallhll Bar ......... · W 3Sc JANI PARKU-CINNAMON lntkfat Rolls .. .. .. Pkt. 35c DUFF'S MIXES AMERICAN BEAUTY 7-ot. pkt. 14Y, ....... Devll's Foocl Cake Mix _ 19c Golden Hominy _ c1n JOe WHITI & YELLOW Spaghetti _ 1SY2-o1. can JOe C1ke Mixes _ 7-oz. pkg. JOc CRIAMY FUDGI OR WHITI JOe Blby Bulter Be1ns _can 10c Frosting Mix _ 6-o&. pkg. 7........ Pinto Be1ns _ 15-oz. can JOc Gingerbread Mix _ pkg. 1Oc I Pot\ & le1ns _ 1-lb. can 10c Panc1kt Mix _ 8-oL pkg. I Oc 7.... .... DARK RED Kidney le1ns I 5~-oz. can I Oc Biscuit & Dumpling Mix _ I Oc Tomato Juice· 14-o&. can JOe Bran MuHin Mix 7-oz. pkg IDe ··'-------~---------------- PlayBONUSBING(J WIN UP To e. -It 1000 GET A PREE BONUS BINGO SLIP AT THE A&P ON IYIRY YtiiT TO THI &TORI MIY DAY BRINGS NEW WINNERS WINNERS MORTON flltOZIN and gpholstary Blue Lustre. Rent CREAM PIES n. Pomeroy ment Block Co., Pomer.,. I 31 it C:Otniflg SUNDAYS ! I ·--.. ···. ··- SALE SALE JUST A FEW OF LAST WEEKS ' oharnpooer rr--------------------------~ 1SYI-o~. c1n MILD-TAlTY w. illli,.t Fine Grocery Features! ~ florl. I,_ ' in. .' Felt." ' ,,..!.. '~· l9c C. H. Nflm'' Ylht., Btckley, W. Yo. 11000.00 Ro1Mr1 Mitchell, M1rlon, Q, ' 101.00 M... Gledys lmltlo, Chlrleston, W. 100.0G l•ttv l. Johnton, Col..,.'!! 0. v.. lw.oo Celo-. ATAaP! ! ' Chicken Breasts · · · · · · lb. 69c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c COOKID-WHOLI . II I Uc TRAD..ER LO'nl - 11M qe ond water. llrown'l J'ratl .. Pan (Stalt Appmedl ~ORK IONitN \,--------.:-:::"::'-=.:1:.:1•:.:: ...... =,:!;"""""::::=·~·:::"':.__.:..::-::•:·;.:""':J. · · ..J Beef Liver ............ lb. 49c Perch Fillets ·· 1-lb. pkg. 45c FOR I J st thru 4th Ribs - - - lb. 89c II.ICID OUT l lb. We W ttbe Mill W111bGut eoft'ee. We don't bc:ieve Ia AlP Colee a rood- ferlhoppiJW .UPf 1t'1 one rl..n,. WATCH ; c 5th & 6th Ribs r. flet, dltrt ... .0 en. eolr• ia .., ....... It.., price. Auto !' RIB ROASTS Somo like & ltren&' bl.d thlt'1 'llfeoroul 1M n..y.'That's - Bobr. Each II a blend ollhe &lilt ..,_ ol iU t¥pe. roerna 69C. Hedges • Butler operotion&. It's like bringing 1ft aew I I l .79 1B-e>. jor HL 99c - - - - - jar A&P INSTANT COFFEE seocJ.. L1cl)fne has tile charm-of Lichine said lite for11111tlen Europe'llll continental and new import company wHb hard buoineos sense of many faclllties will permit I Ameriean merehant. And eperation oo a long-range basts h11 lived suob a lull and · with particulor ernphalis boing esting life that hill "nnofll•,"l placed 00 adverllon'3 promoin lhe New Vork!l' magazine lion and Cll8lomer oervtce. 11158 bad to be publlshocl lledg"' & Buller will be two PoriL Y<'ar8 old next year. But U· And because Llchlne a t. givq lbe agad firm uralized AmeriClln citizen 1 new We. trAVeled extensively thr<<lghout lh< United Stites he knows much about u.s. drlRklng its 18 anyone. No Ia BetwHn bath, apartment In Pomeroy. WY t-3975. 12 31 tfc l ROOM !urntshed apartment lor rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AI· tel $ p.m. Phont WY 2-357l RDwley and Reed Hardware. ' .. .... ' FOI PEOPLE WHO PREFER AN INSTANT COFFEE VP1 l"'llndal Editor asselo of $410 mUJion. NEW YORK (UP!l --~~~~~~~y;";W~~e own breweries, vlleLichine Is the most ar distilleries and wholevoice in Europe's vast salen; as well a& publ." u. industry 1 a man who ' 0 SAVE 20c TrMte? Lichine Knows the Grape As Sten~el knows Baseball i• ! 3-LB. BAG W0lll01l:Y Financial Gossip i ''' EverSee One Hat JJfmM Satisfy ·. Everg N!lPII'Io . . TWO TRAILER SPACES rent In the VUlago of Mlcldlaport. Call WY Z.33!t or 2-2181 or WY 2-31100. ....,. Special A&P Coffee Sal e! Motor Co. PHONE WY 2-2156 L lnd It, --.s .,._ ,.-eed J963 Mercury Meteor 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. $J695 ......... All .." ... • mad "' eoch oilier." ,..... !liter one lhoul ~ I Dally Sentinel, PoJDei'OY·IIlddleporl, 0., Feb. 2, 1116&--11 ,_ Ll Evans. !'bo II wllh lht vertersioD .,.. main potts t!J - · . If, llade t ' ty sberiff'o office, the....., tile defeniO says It wiU I BAD LOCATION TALKED IUS LANGtiAGB ·: ffltllled 68 lhe otlto'e Uird lay before 111 all-male Jury In BOURNE END ~. DAU..-IS (UPI) •'lllo - ' ~ . witness Moodey In ita ope.q tlrcull court btre to prove Mel (UPil -W. H. Wbl~ Hteil lorlaot oluot TueldaJ llllbl ,.,_ · . barrage aimed ol '"""lag ond Ida aunt candy ln.-rll ot' s reducUOII · in blo ~ lllg plpod.ui music II Ill l l'fiAMI - (UPI) -'!Do yao w~~k Qll ." , , blonde Candy, 41, and tw 1 fil'lt-degree IIIUfder dlorp. ltueo Qll the croUndo tblt the tltallor·Hill<lll Holel. Yrtt ~" . hne ony !~ who might have No,.' can t think of anyone, darl<ly handsome nopbow, Mel· Tho ot§!e llfl llteir 1110 uveo [place outside hll 1!9rne w~, 1n, boor, lite 181110 bill · dqlell · this! . h• testified sbe replied tl,.re In vin LaM Powers, u, 1o lhe I wert llu'ee fold: per!Onal llamppool and tel0grapb pole plabo de~ti-f• lieutenant put the little apartment of deallt ele<trlc choir. l ~~olred of the nephew for 'are located .. .....,.. to _bo lbl.1 11l resllurlllll8, · JNIIIf!IPIII'< 1!1 _ to ll!n- Candace about !:20 a.m., June 20, 1~. He had 8 later talk with her, , Mossier: 1 "tordld illicit love meeting place for all the dtlp tleval!r• and strollers In tllo . an hour and • hall And she added, he said . My be said and .. ,~, told me mel affair" between nephew and •n the area." The requeJt wu . lobby. . . Several incrwln81Y lranlle .--her multirntlllonalrt bus- husband was a business 111811, lllought' her husband had boJ:aunt wblch the huSband waa turned tlown. Jacqu.. wu llaln. . aod a vicious hus\ness man. lrlends, and In Howrton she I tlylnfl lo otup; for the ealls Ill the bulldlna ~'-" ~t. ~raid Evans added: and In the buslne!s world you received telephone callo from a mlllioDs Moaoler bad made HUNGRY HORSE . laile<i to oorrecl lhe - ,.have l4lJJietbinc to do 111<0ke enemies. _ porson In _an effeminate male lhrollih banking and other RENO, Nev. iUPJI -D11trld Finally 1 hotel ~11881 t~lled II But lhen: "Tbe .,ly per-.- 1 rolce, "asking for her husband. ftnancill wizardry. \court jurors are bearmg I plalft the siiUalion_ m Spanllb, · ce11Uy, · . • 1 ran think of . . ·. Is .the mon (4nd she asked her husband · ~15,11110 damage sull filed by aod that eall 1o1 lhil!p flsetl. . . · Mn. Rodney SplrtJ ll)d dll~ who owns the Superman C.r about II and he !aid lbere was Spaniard< introduced I h e woman who clalllll she was · , · · '· ·p alld M..,, J. N. Wright call- Lot. They had a fight, but 1 nothing tO it. " 'hone te the- Amerbn plainalinjured when obe wao thrown n.e operator of the bri· r «ion Mn. Kenneth Barnett and dol!'t think he was ca..We of Both her earlier lbougbllllndlono about 1650, replacing[by 1 borst that wu 10 hungry atable contends blo hor.., f t -. . dalDf tbll. '!'bey - e lot thai obout the OO.Iness enemi<t and the dog u 1 bout of burden. rt bolted alter a . _ odequataly fed. · For . J965 F1lcon Futura Station W1gon _ $2095 --~-:c.-~~" ~ ur_ I·dow 'Mnc:! _Qler- had no ld\.•. .a' W uo.;, . ibJeHUSbandKi•)J-er 0:£p0SS . Ads YoUr Mod~~n Q).ID~,Q~nity Bulletin 14-DaliJ Sentinel, l'Omeroy.Mtddl.,ort, WAHl M ' • ' Mono ~"'"Y· Aohlend, Kr. I.ID Ho.. 1-. -o, 1.111 J. ~ ..... Cotu..... 0. . 1... Mn. Loelto w.n.... Colu..... 0. 1.111 l.awnnctl P•lrtll. , Col.....,., 0. 1.111 11- _Dnla, .larj , ....,....., w. VI. HoraWL-. 1. . Gollon, 0. 1.00 . ~elr Sltllor. lphlehft. O. 1.00 Clip This Coupon ·- �l,' ' '-I -~ 'I tlassifi~d ' I" . I I ' "'--- I o. reb. 1, 111M t SIGNS P01nero¥ • anaurr ,_M_o_to_r_c_o_. INFORMAnON • - ... • . . . . " ' W.Jd .............. MIM- Clllf'lt 60 Hltl ...,. ,., wenl ,... nrw NftltiW lllll'tltlll • ,., - c.. Dllotlmt ... ,.•• ..,.. • ,.,,.. wltllln If iiiiiYio UID Of THAIIIU & OltftA.IU t1.11 ,., M ..,. mllll•& IMit .... ttftN.I ...,. , .. OPPICI liOURI trH A- M. te t:H P, M. Dlltr .....,.,_, flH A, M. te 11111 ,.._ IT'I 10 lAST TO PLACI A HIULT PllODUCINI WANT AD j • AlltfllorflntotLondmark '. ~if· ., - LAIDMARI __,. ·Market .•. I 8500 miles by IDeal owner. Blaok vinyl Interior. Dark aqua flnlab, 700114 tires like new, spare navar u.oed, P.B. radio, blg six engino. std. Trans. Deluze oqulpmenl Show room clean. U.w mileage by one local owner. Red vinyl Interior trim. While flnlsh, W. W. til-eo show Uttle wear. Lug- i.. 'I gage raok, V8 engine, automatic trans. Power ateering, radio and healer and many utru. · OPEN liVES. 9:00 P.N. Wanted To Buy TO.T-WING TEST MODEL-Ileligned for boC11 -pur cia! and military use, the CIA!4 develDpecl bf a Clnadiaa subSld11J7 of Geaeral Dynamics hi cooperation with tb11 Can~dian gotel'lllllenl can switch wtnc=111· troau verlical to horizootai in fHgbl Bottom, lllld rilpo )at eDiiDOI Are 111 vertical politlon for I off. ,::inter, lbe wings Wt fonmd Mll».plane pieb., speed. Top, with wings locked ID horlriNatAI PQt1tioa, the C!AI4 Jlies u a conventional pia,., It 350 iupll. lt ' ean C&1T7 a lwo-IIWI cnw aDd 12 passengers, · NOTICE: Wi11 buy lox skunk liU March 15. Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. 2I t!te- <·:·:-··.. s said. "And we are eishl salesmen I<> knows more about the than Casey Stense1 •bout beseball. GROVER'S STUDIO Pomeroy, 0. ---- ·Kyger "Super-Right" Quality Meats I t 7 INCH CUT - BEEF Of Count! "" Willll- "*W7..., .... Tbat'a wbJ w lll'f'l .... -....... lA AtP Cola lioiY Iiiia a anild. Gcbt O'Coell. ~"'* llellew.,_'IW'•• .._,...,.. SorM lllt:e a ••thll Wend diM'• Iiiii . . M-Mdled.1bat'1- Red Orcle. SLICED LUN MEATY lllf SUPER-RIGHT fiUH MIATY ALL GOOD Rib Steaks .......... lb. 89c Butt Steaks · ........ · lb. 75c Short Rift ............ lb. 39c Smokies · · ·· 12-or. pkg. 65c FRIIZU QUEEN-FROZEN , Canned C.ickea 31-lb can 89c Beef Steaks 1-lb. 4-oz pkg 99c ·'· Fruits and Vegetables! ... YOUR CHOICI 5 Grapefru1t• Plorlolo -- __ Colllonlla NaveI 0 ranges--..... TempIe 0 ranges ..... P•meapp Ies ,.....,~~so •-- .... .. CAP'N JOHN-FROIIN Big Run AliiTICJNBD latnptela ...... Crill Bradlood , c Htwlllen News Notes Longhon Cht111 ...... lb. 59c Wrlll, ....... Ceallld A. C. IIIWlniBD Ra..... Olio MIL-NIT a.... slicts ·· 6-ol•.pt8• 2tc I I llo CNIIDOIIT Ch.... Spread .. 2'· pkg. 89c II 30 lie SUNNYBROOK FRESH EGGS r.:: 47t A clor. JAIII PAIKIIJI-..4 Vorl~ Twin Pock Mid. With luttormllk Enriched Bread J1no 11,_,.., --~ Porkor ' 4!! 89c I'll. .. ... t~tq, ••• Cookies ···•·· 11-lb. pkg. 39c JANI PAIKIR Spallhll Bar ......... · W 3Sc JANI PARKU-CINNAMON lntkfat Rolls .. .. .. Pkt. 35c DUFF'S MIXES AMERICAN BEAUTY 7-ot. pkt. 14Y, ....... Devll's Foocl Cake Mix _ 19c Golden Hominy _ c1n JOe WHITI & YELLOW Spaghetti _ 1SY2-o1. can JOe C1ke Mixes _ 7-oz. pkg. JOc CRIAMY FUDGI OR WHITI JOe Blby Bulter Be1ns _can 10c Frosting Mix _ 6-o&. pkg. 7........ Pinto Be1ns _ 15-oz. can JOc Gingerbread Mix _ pkg. 1Oc I Pot\ & le1ns _ 1-lb. can 10c Panc1kt Mix _ 8-oL pkg. I Oc 7.... .... DARK RED Kidney le1ns I 5~-oz. can I Oc Biscuit & Dumpling Mix _ I Oc Tomato Juice· 14-o&. can JOe Bran MuHin Mix 7-oz. pkg IDe ··'-------~---------------- PlayBONUSBING(J WIN UP To e. -It 1000 GET A PREE BONUS BINGO SLIP AT THE A&P ON IYIRY YtiiT TO THI &TORI MIY DAY BRINGS NEW WINNERS WINNERS MORTON flltOZIN and gpholstary Blue Lustre. Rent CREAM PIES n. Pomeroy ment Block Co., Pomer.,. I 31 it C:Otniflg SUNDAYS ! I ·--.. ···. ··- SALE SALE JUST A FEW OF LAST WEEKS ' oharnpooer rr--------------------------~ 1SYI-o~. c1n MILD-TAlTY w. illli,.t Fine Grocery Features! ~ florl. I,_ ' in. .' Felt." ' ,,..!.. '~· l9c C. H. Nflm'' Ylht., Btckley, W. Yo. 11000.00 Ro1Mr1 Mitchell, M1rlon, Q, ' 101.00 M... Gledys lmltlo, Chlrleston, W. 100.0G l•ttv l. Johnton, Col..,.'!! 0. v.. lw.oo Celo-. ATAaP! ! ' Chicken Breasts · · · · · · lb. 69c Sliced Bacon · · 1-lb. pkg. 89c COOKID-WHOLI . II I Uc TRAD..ER LO'nl - 11M qe ond water. llrown'l J'ratl .. Pan (Stalt Appmedl ~ORK IONitN \,--------.:-:::"::'-=.:1:.:1•:.:: ...... =,:!;"""""::::=·~·:::"':.__.:..::-::•:·;.:""':J. · · ..J Beef Liver ............ lb. 49c Perch Fillets ·· 1-lb. pkg. 45c FOR I J st thru 4th Ribs - - - lb. 89c II.ICID OUT l lb. We W ttbe Mill W111bGut eoft'ee. We don't bc:ieve Ia AlP Colee a rood- ferlhoppiJW .UPf 1t'1 one rl..n,. WATCH ; c 5th & 6th Ribs r. flet, dltrt ... .0 en. eolr• ia .., ....... It.., price. Auto !' RIB ROASTS Somo like & ltren&' bl.d thlt'1 'llfeoroul 1M n..y.'That's - Bobr. Each II a blend ollhe &lilt ..,_ ol iU t¥pe. roerna 69C. Hedges • Butler operotion&. It's like bringing 1ft aew I I l .79 1B-e>. jor HL 99c - - - - - jar A&P INSTANT COFFEE seocJ.. L1cl)fne has tile charm-of Lichine said lite for11111tlen Europe'llll continental and new import company wHb hard buoineos sense of many faclllties will permit I Ameriean merehant. And eperation oo a long-range basts h11 lived suob a lull and · with particulor ernphalis boing esting life that hill "nnofll•,"l placed 00 adverllon'3 promoin lhe New Vork!l' magazine lion and Cll8lomer oervtce. 11158 bad to be publlshocl lledg"' & Buller will be two PoriL Y<'ar8 old next year. But U· And because Llchlne a t. givq lbe agad firm uralized AmeriClln citizen 1 new We. trAVeled extensively thr<<lghout lh< United Stites he knows much about u.s. drlRklng its 18 anyone. No Ia BetwHn bath, apartment In Pomeroy. WY t-3975. 12 31 tfc l ROOM !urntshed apartment lor rent. Phone WY 2-2776. AI· tel $ p.m. Phont WY 2-357l RDwley and Reed Hardware. ' .. .... ' FOI PEOPLE WHO PREFER AN INSTANT COFFEE VP1 l"'llndal Editor asselo of $410 mUJion. NEW YORK (UP!l --~~~~~~~y;";W~~e own breweries, vlleLichine Is the most ar distilleries and wholevoice in Europe's vast salen; as well a& publ." u. industry 1 a man who ' 0 SAVE 20c TrMte? Lichine Knows the Grape As Sten~el knows Baseball i• ! 3-LB. BAG W0lll01l:Y Financial Gossip i ''' EverSee One Hat JJfmM Satisfy ·. Everg N!lPII'Io . . TWO TRAILER SPACES rent In the VUlago of Mlcldlaport. Call WY Z.33!t or 2-2181 or WY 2-31100. ....,. Special A&P Coffee Sal e! Motor Co. PHONE WY 2-2156 L lnd It, --.s .,._ ,.-eed J963 Mercury Meteor 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. $J695 ......... All .." ... • mad "' eoch oilier." ,..... !liter one lhoul ~ I Dally Sentinel, PoJDei'OY·IIlddleporl, 0., Feb. 2, 1116&--11 ,_ Ll Evans. !'bo II wllh lht vertersioD .,.. main potts t!J - · . If, llade t ' ty sberiff'o office, the....., tile defeniO says It wiU I BAD LOCATION TALKED IUS LANGtiAGB ·: ffltllled 68 lhe otlto'e Uird lay before 111 all-male Jury In BOURNE END ~. DAU..-IS (UPI) •'lllo - ' ~ . witness Moodey In ita ope.q tlrcull court btre to prove Mel (UPil -W. H. Wbl~ Hteil lorlaot oluot TueldaJ llllbl ,.,_ · . barrage aimed ol '"""lag ond Ida aunt candy ln.-rll ot' s reducUOII · in blo ~ lllg plpod.ui music II Ill l l'fiAMI - (UPI) -'!Do yao w~~k Qll ." , , blonde Candy, 41, and tw 1 fil'lt-degree IIIUfder dlorp. ltueo Qll the croUndo tblt the tltallor·Hill<lll Holel. Yrtt ~" . hne ony !~ who might have No,.' can t think of anyone, darl<ly handsome nopbow, Mel· Tho ot§!e llfl llteir 1110 uveo [place outside hll 1!9rne w~, 1n, boor, lite 181110 bill · dqlell · this! . h• testified sbe replied tl,.re In vin LaM Powers, u, 1o lhe I wert llu'ee fold: per!Onal llamppool and tel0grapb pole plabo de~ti-f• lieutenant put the little apartment of deallt ele<trlc choir. l ~~olred of the nephew for 'are located .. .....,.. to _bo lbl.1 11l resllurlllll8, · JNIIIf!IPIII'< 1!1 _ to ll!n- Candace about !:20 a.m., June 20, 1~. He had 8 later talk with her, , Mossier: 1 "tordld illicit love meeting place for all the dtlp tleval!r• and strollers In tllo . an hour and • hall And she added, he said . My be said and .. ,~, told me mel affair" between nephew and •n the area." The requeJt wu . lobby. . . Several incrwln81Y lranlle .--her multirntlllonalrt bus- husband was a business 111811, lllought' her husband had boJ:aunt wblch the huSband waa turned tlown. Jacqu.. wu llaln. . aod a vicious hus\ness man. lrlends, and In Howrton she I tlylnfl lo otup; for the ealls Ill the bulldlna ~'-" ~t. ~raid Evans added: and In the buslne!s world you received telephone callo from a mlllioDs Moaoler bad made HUNGRY HORSE . laile<i to oorrecl lhe - ,.have l4lJJietbinc to do 111<0ke enemies. _ porson In _an effeminate male lhrollih banking and other RENO, Nev. iUPJI -D11trld Finally 1 hotel ~11881 t~lled II But lhen: "Tbe .,ly per-.- 1 rolce, "asking for her husband. ftnancill wizardry. \court jurors are bearmg I plalft the siiUalion_ m Spanllb, · ce11Uy, · . • 1 ran think of . . ·. Is .the mon (4nd she asked her husband · ~15,11110 damage sull filed by aod that eall 1o1 lhil!p flsetl. . . · Mn. Rodney SplrtJ ll)d dll~ who owns the Superman C.r about II and he !aid lbere was Spaniard< introduced I h e woman who clalllll she was · , · · '· ·p alld M..,, J. N. Wright call- Lot. They had a fight, but 1 nothing tO it. " 'hone te the- Amerbn plainalinjured when obe wao thrown n.e operator of the bri· r «ion Mn. Kenneth Barnett and dol!'t think he was ca..We of Both her earlier lbougbllllndlono about 1650, replacing[by 1 borst that wu 10 hungry atable contends blo hor.., f t -. . dalDf tbll. '!'bey - e lot thai obout the OO.Iness enemi<t and the dog u 1 bout of burden. rt bolted alter a . _ odequataly fed. · For . J965 F1lcon Futura Station W1gon _ $2095 --~-:c.-~~" ~ ur_ I·dow 'Mnc:! _Qler- had no ld\.•. .a' W uo.;, . ibJeHUSbandKi•)J-er 0:£p0SS . Ads YoUr Mod~~n Q).ID~,Q~nity Bulletin 14-DaliJ Sentinel, l'Omeroy.Mtddl.,ort, WAHl M ' • ' Mono ~"'"Y· Aohlend, Kr. I.ID Ho.. 1-. -o, 1.111 J. ~ ..... Cotu..... 0. . 1... Mn. Loelto w.n.... Colu..... 0. 1.111 l.awnnctl P•lrtll. , Col.....,., 0. 1.111 11- _Dnla, .larj , ....,....., w. VI. HoraWL-. 1. . Gollon, 0. 1.00 . ~elr Sltllor. lphlehft. O. 1.00 Clip This Coupon ·- �.; ' •, ;; ~ / '' . "'. ; '• ) ~' ·~I " (' 7 ' ' 'il • ( . r.1~1 Jun~r Society • Ser:vices Held . Tuesday for Mrs. Taylor ~· enttne Meets Sundaym Laurei'Ciill · 1 The JPutor M!ssl~ ~ Funeral service• for Mn. el the L$1rei· CUlf Mel» !Leonard Taylor (the former Alfred Gloeckn~r of Canton church beld ill! reaullr , Sylvia Mattox) who died .In Co- !pent the weekend with 1\ls mo. lumbus after a long 'll?ess, the , Mrs. J~b Gloeckner. the S~1 1~~::~=~fln ! room lbe chri wl111 ,, were held Tuesday mormn~ at -~nis Moore student at Rio Mrs, \Tallies Gllnlore, auperillo . .: Rawlings-Coats Funeral Grande College,' spent the week· ~nl and Mrs. Ernest Powc .; Home. end with his' parents, Mr· and eO IISislal\1. .· ••. The Rev. Carl Hicks of South Mrs. Lloyd Moore. ' ''Giid's Word, the Bljlle" w~ Point, Ohio, ':"as the officmtmg Mrs. Theo Heines spent the the .lheJne lor the month. Tht minister. BufiBI was )!lade In past week at Ravenswood, W. mee\IJ!g opened with )the . Oak Cemetery lo Point Va with her son and daughterJI.J.JI.J,..E--aong, alter . which IPieasarJt, W. Va. Her husband, in-iaw Mr. and Mrl. Larey · lira. Gllm~ . gave a cbaptlr Taylor, preceded her Heine~. · from the study book', 'T b e death lllne years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Heines F011r Seils of Clill1a." A ,folder Here fer the services were of Ravenswood, w. Va. spel\1 · with plcn o~ 11\e lour Cblne . and Mrs. George Slram, the weekend with their parents, sou, wu given, o1o each memand Mrs. Jack llowells and Mrl. Theo Heines and Mr. • as a pr•yer' reJDincler, Jack, Columbus; Mr. and and Mrs. v. D. Edwards and During the business •h11810D, Otmer Mattox, Mr. and famil plans were made lor a Blbl~ William Mat~ and son, v. ~. Edwardl, who has been reading oontesl jlurlng • I h e West Columbia, W. Va.; confined to his home, Union mootb of February. Plans wera M. and Mrs. Homer Mattox, Ave. by IUness, is Improving. also made for a party, the date Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor, . Allen Downie returned to his be anneunced. Pomt Pleasant, W. Va.; Mr. ludles at Ohio University to. • .• Attending were Katoly!~ Soulland Mrs. Wyatt Mattox, Cam· ~y. after spending the betw~ by, V!tky, R\Clty, TelTy, and bridge; Mr. and Mrs. Loris semesters vacation with his . ·. . 1herry Clark, Jack Jacobs, Don .· .. Pullen, Leon, W. Va.; Mrl.band parent. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. SPORTS VACATION TRAVEL SHOW- The Dispatch Wise, Brenda and Demds Gil· · · . . ~- h Rob•rt Mattor, Whitting· A any, Dowme. .' . sponsore ' d C01•um bus sports · Vaca!lo11 and Trnvel more, Nancy, Darla and Kalh1 MIL!( BATHS - Even youths born in the 1940s are familiar With milk, uu! • popu1ar· ' Mrs. Ernestine and CharilltS ' • ' • and Afinez !zed by sucn film stars as Pol.a Negri and Claudette Colbert. Now .the milk bath cn~es ' Paint Pleasant. Mrs. Tay. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso n d Show ~~~ be held at the Colil.eum thro 11 Feb· Sue Gill, Becky and .Benny into tile home , b'l•t not via a late, late movie on television. A specud. mt!k b?th contatns 'lor was a sister to Mr. Carl children, Vickie, :;"~" .ailed the Ohw State Fmrgrqund F~b~ jt12 oon :urs Sat· Wrlgh~ Dean Pullins lllcl Grel ingredients found in milk plus emollients and lubricants to soothe thirsty sktns. Dump a Matt Tommy of Great n VIS I'U<IfU 20, weekdays 6·11 p.m. an a o a ern . Eblin. 1 tablespoon "' two !left! .ill to a t.,.b af water for a fragrant blue foam .. After the both, ox. Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. urdoys and ~ulldo~s. Cooperating Kr!l!lerfrstores$~~0 ":; ~~ smooth on an enriched body cremn 1center) containing additiO!lell lubnca~ts. MasS<~gt DessJe Patlerlon. , coupons wh1ch wotl r~duce aclmiiSII"' om B·SO on legs and feet. especially susceptible to drying wh1try elemen!•· For a final fragrant Mrs. Gertrude Miller return· (adults). Stage show ttmu dallyL3 ~.m. and · W tau<"h dust on lrigh.t) an after·bath dusting powder with a speCIOl appllcator. ed to her home, ~lumbus Sun- Deep Sea Red and the Smlors, Onllln HarvtyB, es ' A~ day, after spending the past 8011, Dogs from Gun Thunder H11!, a~ The umpy s. Mrs. Bodimer, Mrs. S month with her daughter and tractiom include 15 statt tourist exh1b1ll, special sliows of IS Richard Chambers, Mr. son-in-law, Mr..and Mrs. Carl fishing tackle, travel tratlerr, motorbikes, trout fishing, FEB-t O.rd~M VOI:', XVII NO. 243 . ' ' •f "-"ontest 1 T" SI"gn of Va·catto.n mte • I. • r. r~ae ,,.,,,..., 01 r1ae • .,,.....,. ;,,.. ' . PQMERC)y-Mi&)Lff'ORT. OHIO . . ~~ I . ' 1 · Tf!URSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 196J' • • "-""OIDIDISSIOD ost Pfc. Tolley Dies In Viet Nam War · at Wedding Party I f tert ' ecJ n atn At Dinner Event _____::.__ _:_·- • D f $3,337.55 • ReceiVed to ate rom Christmas Seals Campaign in County ·soCJAL P·";;.!:, CA · LENDAR I Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mr. and lllr. and Mrs Charles GrJK'· Roa~h and family. ~~~ot~ta~nd:::wll~d::lif~•:art~.~.:......:..'~======= Middleport Literary Club at Headley Wallace Bradford, S f M' ill te MISs Mary Ann Fields tf C.. f Mrs Ch 1e B db A total of $.1.337 55 was re· Executive Director. Miss ftleda Faehnle ~· r.,. e mersv e, en r· lumbus and Miss Patricia · ar 1 ra ury 0 ported received to date from Wallace Bradford, vice pres~ • tamedhe w~th ~ ~ehearsal :r;:er Fields student nurse at Hoi· UXI lary :!ne~~ a~n:~.~ ,oltP T. B. ChriStmas Seale cam· dent, was m charge of UJe lor 1 . ir · ru~ser w ng zer H~pital spent the week· Roll •• n f1ilg'n when the Meigs County meeting. Communications were Lynn Mallory is ~ Fr~day evenmg, at t!Ie en< with their parents, Mr. I r I • Sauer, program. ...., CODt B and Health Association read concernmg T. B. hospital I Na Program ~~den Lamb restaurant In ·and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Wllporary atatesm... met Monday evemng at t h e patients Mrs. Clarence llesd· n vy anon. son Jeffrey FB. I home of Mrs Manning Kloes ley RepresentBtive Director Lynn Lee Mallory, 19, the Attending were Cbarle1 E. J' h t'J~d J etumed to Werd bas been recetved her~ The Laurel Cliff Better Health ~· • ga~e a report of the annual and Slln of Charles and Maym! Mal· Grueser and bride-elect, Miss osep lll , sM ndr. r ·ng of the death of Mrs. Lee tMa· lllr and Mrs. Walden will meet Thursday ei'I!P. · · lory of Racine, enhsted ID the Sandra Sue Girod Miss Pamela Chicago, ·• 0 ay evem ' rie) Moore at Goad Samllfl. · ing at the borne ef Eugene ~~b:~nter meetings held In Co- Navy's Day Delay Program Girod. Lebanon: 'Mrs. Os"ar al.ter spending several days Jan Hospu,;l, zanesville. bl~ P=~ ~y Tbompson. Members are r• The group voted lA> purchase on January 24. He. plans to Hornsby. Cincinnati; Miss llel- wJ!h hls ~rents, Mr. an~f Mrs. Mn. Moore bas served 11s te~!;...,as n minded to bring pop bottle Pomeroy, Ohio hospital equipment two pieces for active duly about May Shee,ey, C. H.; depa"!"'ent aecrelw"y of • the Mrs. Joe Wyersmiller caps. to cesl approximately ••M The . . MJss Nancy 0 Neal, Dayton; Th to . 'ted Tuesda 'th American Lelllon Auxiliary ol been confined to hor home TONIGHT THURSDAY annual dinner meeting....,... ~aduale of Racme Ron and K'Jm G'" od ' Lebanon,• h urs n VISIMr d MrsY WI T" M'-u' •NOT& OPEN was an· .Lynn ill a •· Rol- Depar1men 1o1 Obio for 40 year~. Ulness. UJUteport G',,.. nounced for March 29 at the high school wherek he wasl a Michael Brealla, Huntsburg; J:re~ts, • an • She was a member of St. James . Mrs. Hugh Bearhs To Be•in OU Work IMartJ'n R-taurant With the member of thebtrandac leaBm •. g ee Robert Hollenbeck, Louisville, R !liar s.d Robert Pulll r~ Epls,.,.,•l churob and also ·a Wl'th Mrs Paul Grinstead " FRIDAY & SATURDAY <• club Latm clu usmess K M d Mr Will' e n an ns ~ 50 -.ber 'G • Judy Wldennuth dau(bler FEB. 4·5 meetmg to follow In the Mid· I b' H .18 tl I d y.; r. an s. Jam I d to their h e Thurston year mem o1 ranv111e daughter Lori a day , of Mr. and Mrl. Millard WIJ.. c u · e presen Y emp oye Russell and son Ted Jon Grueurne om ' Chapter OES ' 1 11' I I "WtLD IN THE COUNTRY" ttleport Gas office Named to by the Automatic Electric Com' Tuesday after a week's visit · Mrs. G en ens er • dermuth and Clnda Sauer (TPchnlcolorl the dmner committee were Mrs. pany of North Lake, nlinois. se~, lllrs. Adolph Grueser Sr., with th~r grandparents, Mr. Funeral services will be beld port visited her parents, Mr. daughle; of Mr. and Mrs. ~ Elvis Prrsley, Hope Lange, Mmersvllle; Mrs. Clara Me· and Mrs. Rollin Bearbs. They Thursday at 1 ~.m. from . the and Mrs. Mastoa Hoberts Sun· ney Sauer, have enrolled at 'fluesday Weld, Millie Per· Rerl Bodimer and Mrs. Dwight kins. John Ireland . Wallace. Master, Middleport; Rev. lllld also visited their lf'l!'dmother, Blue Avenue Chapel of . Bolin day afternooo. Oblo University and wiD belln "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" Appomted to the nominating COM!! FOR FUNERAL Mrs. Fred M. Mark,. and Mr. M Rayniond Pullins Sr. FUneral Home m ZanesvUie, their classes Thursday lor the ,Joanne Woodward,t Suart committee were Richard Cbam- Those at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. G1rod, Leb· ~~ hanie Radford is spend· with burW Ia Cedar Hill cemeGIVE DINNER second seml!llter. Whitman. Edw. Mulharf'. bers. Mrs. Dwight Wallace and and Mrs. CurtiS Johnson for i anon and the host and bostess. In tfew da with her grand· lery, Newark. . Mr. and Mn. Carl Moore The glrll wlli reside lo Wll· Are WE" all Potential Killers? 8 Nerv f'-sha tte-rin g? CIBrence Headley. The assocla- the funeral of her mather were g ts Mr ~nd Mrs Clarence tertained with a dinner son Hell. They are graduates t1on voted to povirde magazine Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, rare: i at .Recine . VIBIT PARENTS at their home, Rock of Middleport High schooL SUN~MDN.-TUES. subscriptions to the Southeast and children, Cheryl. Linda, BEAUTY BRIEFS ~~.nend Mrs. D~nald Pullins lllr. and Mrs. Otho M~I!OJ, Road. Guests were M~. FEB. 6·7·8 T. B. Hospital in Nelsonville. ?Jirisly, Ricky, Cindy and DenMAKE BATHING 1and dau hter Rila Ka of WU.. Pomt Pleasant, W, Va., VISited Jett and daughter, Lisa CANCEL IIIEETINO "DR. GOLDFODT AND The nnt meeting will be held ue; Mr. and Mrs. Dale JohnBABY EASIER li to g W Va w~e week· with hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Hele• Brlckles, The meeting e1 the Laurel THE BtKINI MACHINE" F'ebruarv 23 Mr end Mrs 1011 and daughter, Lisa, all of The new mother will find ams wn, bl. : le nd br Carl Mattix Monday evening. Cliff o~··r Heslth club lch.... VIncent Price . . . . CI b Mr d Mrs Roy . b 0 I b thing b b le 88 guesis of s SIS r a o- The ailed th Ra "·"'""' ..,. Kloes served refreshments to 0 urn us; · an · Jo a aY th · d Mr Geo Yc et e w.;..,.. • Mrs. Carl Moore and uled lo Th da .,.. 11 10 8 · ~~..- - - Jobnsen and children, Lora and enlng If she seta er·m·law Mr· rce ODat. Funeral Home for bll Genevieve •oobart were r urs Y el'l!-. David, Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. within reacb. These soft Sellers. aunt, Mn. Leonard Taylor of da} buainess visltore 1n GaiiJ.I ~:o=~ ~:;;... OPEN FRIDAY EVENING tiL 9:00 Clyde Jehnson and daughter, cheesecloth washcloth, cotton Columbus. polis due weather condllloal. 00 ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY Connie, Cambridge; Mr. and swabs. Jar~ hath towel or FASffiON TIPS =;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Oiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i~;;;;·iiiiOiiiiiii;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;iiii...;;~_;;;.~;:;;;;;~~~~~ Mrs. Glenn Cartwright and blunkel, small bsth towel for . . NOW POPULAR t sons, Lionel and Eric, Mason, drying, diaper. safely pins, YI!:AR • ROUND , W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. J. P. cleanser recommended for Navy blue, once worn only Sauer and daught.rs, Char- baby, sponge, shirt, kimono or during the spring, is now a year maine and Kelly, Pl. Pleasant; nightgown, bsth apron, round favorite. And white, which Mr. and Mrs. Delbert S m It h bag or hamper for never used to appear before and sons, Larry, Garry, Terry clolbes and diaper pall. June or be worn after Labor Barry and Perry, local: Mr. NIGHTLY RUB Day, is now u popular during and Mrs. Charles Yost, East IS BENEFICIAL spring and winter as II is In Liverpool, and Mrs. Deleo Melbe summer months. ONLY Devitt, Wellsville. Heels, elbowa and knees DON'T WEAK often suffer more from EARRINGS TOO .. bazards than mtre . ' COME FROM JACKSON areas. Each light them Sunglas&e~ With ornameDtal Mrs. Linda Conger end son. a soothing rub with a frames are attention • getter~. · . wear also themglitter wither ear· T. J., of JackSOD visited recent· urn Jelly to keep them smooth. Don't that peoJy With her parents, Mr. and HELP RELIEVE DRY le wUI see our trappings and Mrs. Jobn Harrisoo and daugb- Dry skin threatens a p 1 k ler, Sharon. Sharon was al10 appearance by allowing over 80 IDEAL TIME II Jackson recently to wltl Jes to become permanent. FOR SMALL FURS with the sixth birthday eele- men with excessively dry Spring is the Ideal tim~ j~ brahon for T. J. Deed to use less soap and wear small furs. U you have .a er BR~ more moisturizers fur stole or ~mall cape, wear cleansmg creams. 11 with a feminine ftair. Don't A wide selection of girls suits In Headquarters For 1elullen II as though you were OHL INJURED afraid of losing lt. Let It fall two and three piece styles NEW YO~K (UPI)-Doa Obi softly about your moulders. tf the Baltimore Bullets has beautifully tailored in all wool been placed 011 the Inactive list because of • fractured cheek·l plaids, tweeds, acetate and rayon bone he suffered ill a against the Lo1 Angeles Lak•!rB linens - orion knits .;_ and ·SOlid TolE / Friday night. Ohl Is scheduled to relura AUTHENTIC flannels - some with twa shirts. Middleport, 0. duty oa Feb. I qainsl the Lakers at Bostoa. . STYLE, H' hA 'J' tg Off'ce D'es In Zanesville 120 MEIGS THEATRE ~ti:'rt , Rock Spnngs Society Notes :ltet e~ W~shington _... 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